Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1932, Page 9

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Rich solid colors. 1 2 $6 Oxfords I All Straw Hats | $4-45 $1-15 Choice of our entire stock of $6 Choice of our entire stock of straw grade oxfords; sports and street hats; all this season’s popular styles. models. . R vt o 98T = 4%MW£L New York Avenue at Fifteenih JOHNSTON & MUR PHY OXFORDS, $5 PANAMA HATS in the preferred styles of this season. IMAN REARRESTED INFATAL ACCIDENT Son of Former Edmonston, Mayor, Freed Once, Faces Manslaughter Count. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. MOUNT RAINIER, MM, July 26—A jfew hours after he was acquitted on a charge of reckless driving in Police Court, Robert Matsudaira, 23 years old, son of the former mayor of Edmonston, was arrested on a charge of man- slaughter last night in connection with | a fatal automobile accident. Young Matsudaira was the driver of a car which fatally injured Charles Christensen of 4 Sibley avenue, Hyatts- | timore Boulevard in front of the home of Mayor Lemuel L. Gray Sunday night. Seversl witnesses testified in Police Court yesterday afternoon that Mr. Christensen darted in front of the auto- mobile, and Judge J. Chew Sheriff ac- cordingly dismissed the charge of reck- less driving preferred against Matsu- daira by Corp. G. A. Wollenberg of the State police force. Unsatisfied with the handling of the case, Constable Car} Blanchard launch- ed an investigation of his own and ob- Matsudaira from Justice of Peace Rob- ert E. Joyce. The magistrate released an inquest in the Mount Rainier town hall tomorrow night. A coroner’s jury, with Herbert Moffatt as foreman, was impaneled last night. Funeral services for Mr. Christensen were held this afterngon, with Rev. D. Hobart Evans, pastor of the First Pres- byterian Church of Hyattsville, officiat- ing. Burial was in Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. Births Reported. Anacleto and Erina Lazzari, girl. d Aida Sampogna, girl. S and_Marilvn E. Morris, boy. Joseph and Edna Barnes, bo: Established 1900 SARDO & (0. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LiIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast ’ 2 ; XN NRNRRRNNN TN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phones Col. 0464 | Adams 10341 BARGAI ville, as the man was crossing the Bal- | tained the manslaughter warrant for | the young man on $2,000 bond, fur-| nished by his father for appeararfee at | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Card party, Sanctuary Society, bene- fit St. James' Catholic Church, audi- | torfum, Thirty-seventh street and | Rhode Tsland avenue northeast, 8 p.m. FUTURE. Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard Ho- | tel, tomorrow, 12:30 2:30 pm. Luncheon, D. C. Bankers' Associa- tlon ‘Willard Hotel, tomorrow, 12:45 Luncheon, Optimist Club, Hamilton Hotel, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. [ymn _program, m, Vermont Avenue Bnpusz Church, tomorrow, 8 p.m. Luncheon, Monarch Club, New Co- lonial Hotel, tomorrow, 12:15 pm. SWIMMING TAUGHT | 100 AT DUNBAR POOL ‘Women and erls @iven Expert In- | structions in Last Two Weeks. | Other Activities. | Under expert instruction, 100 girls and women have been taught to swim in the pool at Dunbar Community Cen- | tet during the last two weeks, it was | announced today. This expert instruc- tion is given from 5 to 6:45 o'clock each day. General swimming is fea- tured at the pool from 3 to 5 o'clock daily. Atmetlc activities are scheduled for every week day at Walker Stadium, st this center, with junior leagues playing match games in the afternoon and senor leagues playing later each day and evening. Games by juniors for the present week include: Today, Manches- ters vs, Clifton Athletic Club; tomorrow, | Arrows vs. Shields; Thursday, Gladi- | ators vs. Swift Eagles; Friday, Incarna- tions vs. Clifton Athletic Club. Games will be played by senior groups follows: Today, Ajax vs. Black- ; tomorrow, Panthers vs. Man- chesters; Thursday, Aztecs vs. Old- timers; Friday, Le Droit Tigers v: Hillsdale _Athletic Club; Saturday, Christian Society Athletic Club contest. Many other athletic activities are held daily at this center, which is under the supervision of Mrs. Carrie J. Knox, community secretary. Field games, horseshoe pitching, hand ball and cro- quet are also part of the Summer pro- gram at Dunbar Center. The public is invited to take part in the outdoor and indoor activities and to make use of the facilities offered. | JOHN R. COURTNEY FUNERAL TOMORROW Traction Employe of Many Years and Native of City to Rest in Glenwood Cemetery. as barron: | Funeral services for John R. Court- ney, 53, who-dled yesterday at his home, 213 Bates street, after a brief iliness, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. Courtney was a native of Wash- ington and had been an employe of | the Capital Traction and Washington Railway & Electric Co. for more than 30 years. Funeral services will be held at W. W. Chambers’ underteking establish- ment and will be followed by burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Frances F. Courtney, three daughters, Ina, Loretta and Alice, and one son, John R. Courtney, jr. e Crmmeme | _The expenses of the national labor | office at Geneva are met by the League | of Nations. N FARES PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FARES ARE ROUND-TRI BALTIMORE 31.26 EASTERN STANDARD TIME EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY Tickets good only in coscheson ol resular traims ATLANTICCITY $10.00 WEEK-END ALL-EXPENSE TOUR _ According to Hot SATURDAYS oxdwp Jely 30, Auswt 6, 13, 20, 77 selected_Lv. Washington 1.05 p. m. PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON $2.76 $3.00 CHESTER SUNDAYS, July 31, Avgut Lv. Washington 7.15, 1 BOSTON $10.00 SATURDAY, Asgust 20 Lv. Washinston 7.50 p. m. ATLANTIC CITY 34,00 SUNDAYS, Asgust 7, 21 Lv. Washington 12.15 2. m. NEW YORK $3.50 SUNDAYS, August 7, 21 Ly, Washington $12.15. 7.50 o, *Coaches ready for occupancy 11.30 o @ MONTAUK 15.00 The New Long hlsnd "\ p 298 SUNDAYS, Assust 7, 21 Lv. Washington 12.15 o. m. THurMonT 32 70 4 SUNDAYS UNTIL Lv. Washington 7.15 4. m. BUENA VISTA NIAGARAFALLS:16.80 (16-DAY)™ 2SS TR HIGHFIELD Ask sbost AI-E.— Town to Coloredo, end New Esglend end Esstern Canada, Greot Lakes Croises this Semmer &5% REDUCTION IN ROUND-TRIP FARES EVERY WEEK-END UNTIL SIPT. 3 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD home’ . . Business Office, and The with the same dispatch a home in Washington. The Star every day of your vacation Like a ‘Yetter from Though each day be overflowing with interest and pleasant surprises ...news from “home” will be rel- ished. Read The Star! Keep posted on local and na- tional happenings. Mail or leave your address or itinerary at The Star Star will be mailed to you s if you were in your own Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia Month . Week Evening au?;fl-y Evening BSunday 85c S0 40c 2% 15 10c All Other States and Canada Month .... Week 7% 25 gl HARNEY RITES TODAY Burial Will Be in Congressional Cemetery. Mrs. Martha G. Harney, 68, who died yesterday at her home, 2269 Cathedral avenue, will be buried in Congressional | Cemetery late today following funeral services at her home at 3 pm. Mrs. Harney, who was the widow of Milo B. Stevens, formerly a prominent patent attorney, was the wife of Thomas R. Harney, patent attorney, who su vives her. ~Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Lanier McLachlen, and | a sister, Miss Elizabeth A. Jordon. . THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness, followed by showers and | thunderstorms beginning late tonight or | tomorrow: slightly warmer tonight, cooler tomorrow afternoon or night; m{o%en!e south shifting to northwest winds. Maryland—Increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by showers and thunderstorms beginning late tonight or tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight. cooler tomor- Tow afternoon and night. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by local thunderstorms in ex- treme north portion late tenight or to- morrow, and in south and central por- tions tomorrow: slightly warmer to- night, cooler tomorrow afternoon or night in north portion. West Virginia—Showers and thun- derstorms tonight and tomorrow; warm- er tonight, cooler tcmorrow afternoon and night. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Dezrecs Inches. 30.01 30.01 30.03 30.02 30.02 29.99 year Yesterday— 4 pm. - . 83 Highest, 87, 4 pm. ago, 88. Lowest, 69, 5:30 a.m. today; year ago, 64. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 2:10a.m. 9:06am. 2:34pm. 8:58 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 5:03 5:04 7:25 11:42pm. 1:56p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Cap- ital (cyrrent month to date): Month 1932, Average. January 4.82 3.55 February . March ... April May June July oeeennn August . September October November December yesterd: Tomorrow. 3:01 a.m. 10:00am. 3:28 p.m. 9:51 pm. High. . Sets. Sun, today. . 7:25 332 g £ Temperature. H : Stations. “quau gsey Tdianapos tnd 20 83 Jacksonville,Fla. 30.04 Kansas City.Mo. 2972 Los Angeles Louisville. Miami, & New Vo 30 Clear By Pt.cloudy Clear Clear . Cloudy * Pt.cloudy ci Omaha, Neb Philadelphia . Phoenix, Ari: Pittsburgh, Pa.. Eortland, Me 1 3% tlcufl! % (1am, Oreenllch time, today.) Stations Temperature, Weather. London, England. oud: i Gibraltar, Spain . (Noon, Greenwich time. today. Horta (Fayal), Azores yPlncloudy Part cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy DOCTORS Recommend AMBULANCES CHAMBERS Largest in the Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Call COL. 0432 Phone or write your address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. The Newest The Best THE FINEST AMBULANCES 'HEN an ambulance is needed it is well to re- member that Ryan has the finest built—that will carry the tient with absolute safety. &}’ln ambulances are roomy, comfortable and sanitarily per- fect. Attendants accompany- "% Por Either Local or Out of T wn Service Reasonable Cost JAMES T. RYAN I @ard of mhanku. MYERS, JOSEPH. We wish to thank our Tany riends for thelr beaytitul Bowers and their sympathy and services rendered 95 ihe death of our dear son and brother, OSEPH MYERS. MRS, BUANCHE PULLISON AND FAM- Marriage. | THOMAS—TANCRE. _ Mrs. Catherine Pears Tancre wishes to announce the marriage of her = daughter. THERINE TANCRE. to ADLOWE TH < Forestville, Md., Dreaths, BAXTER. ALICE T. On Sunday. July 24. 32, ALICE T., beloved wife of John I Puneral from her late residence. ne. on Wednesday, July 27, at Interment private. 6 BROWN, LULU. On 'nusdly Jul)‘ 26, 1932, at Freedmen's Hospiti LUL! wife of Sandy Brown of 621 8§ r‘ Rtmlll\\ Testing st Otis F. Alien's funersl home 12th st. and Florida ave. n.w. Notice of neral later. CLARKE, ANTONIA EVELY! this life Monday. July 2! 1932 EVSY.YN ANTONIA CLARKE. beloved wile of Nel- son Clarke, mother of Mary and Correne Ciarke, devoted daughter of John W. Jnhnson sister of Gilbert Johnson, aunt William R,.thna, niece of _Louise Gardener ‘andGora Thomas. Thursday, July 28, at 1:30 pm. from St Paul Baptist Church, Bladensburg, Md Remains restng at the . Ernest Jageis hurth ll!l U st. nw. a1 ABRAH. Departed this_life July 24, 1932 at Gallinger Hos- pital ABRAHAM E. COLES. Notice of {u- neral later. CQURTNEY, 1932, Puneral JOHN R. On Monday, July Bates Funersl from the W. W. - funeral home, 1400 Chapin 3t. now. on Wednesday. July 2 2 Rela- Flves and frienas invited. "nterment Gjea- emetery. :usunn on Sunday. .vmy 35 am. Miss ELISABETH D PUY, % b segidince, the ‘Ambasa- dor " Apartments. Ser on ' Tuesds: oty S m. At Oak_Hil Ceme: tery Chapel, Rev. Mr. Babbitt, assista: minister of the Church of the Covenant, officiating. 26 EWALD, on Moncay, July 904 Parragut st LIAM, beloved son of Lemuel F. and Alice ] Fueral {rom his late Tesidence dnesday, July 27, at 3 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment at Columbia Gardens Cemetery, CHARLES WILLIAM. Suddenly, 25, 1932, at hus residence: HANDY. DELIA. On Sunday, July 24, 1032, Josephine Handy. Gawler's Sons' chapel, 1754 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Seryices 'at St. Matthew's Chirch, Rhode Island ave. near Connec- ticut ave. n.w.. on Wednesday, July 27. at 4 pm. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. DOROTHY. ~On Friday. July 23, 2, at Preed: Hospital. DOR TARRIS, Mdevoted daugnier of Wilia H. aind Marie Harsis “ane stater o Gmadyi Johnson, Rosie, Mapian, Willlam H., ir. Arnold and Vernon Harris. Remains rest- 1ng at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. until Tuesday morning, thereafter at her late residence, 611 Mot tou st n.w. Funeral We July 37, oY tiom Mount Bleasant Baptist Shirch: 26 BAWKINS, BEATRICE, Monday July 35 Garfleld ~ Hospital, BEATRICE Hatimtis ioret wite or john Hankins and devoted mother of John Hawkins. d Hawkins. _She also Blanche Carter and e " sisters-in-law, _two brothers-inslaw and many opher relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 2rd and Eve sts Funeral Wednesday. July 27, &t # from the late residence. 451 N. A at'3 Dom. from First Baptist Chiirch, Vienna, V HAWKINS. BEATRICE. The offcers and imembers’ of Forest Teémple, No. 9. I B. P, of . are natied of the deatn. of Daughter BEATRICE HAWKINS. A session of sorrow Tuesdsy. July 36, 19832, at 8§ p.m., at the Elks' and iy 37 at Vienns, Va. Todves and temples are invited VA L. GI E MARIE PEARCE. F. 8. ETHEL ToN HIOH dt\'o(ed daulhtpr of Islbtlle Mc- Daniel and the late Oliver High, sister of Margaret High, Mrs. Guy Butler of New York City and Edgar McDaniel. Notice of funeral later. HILL, CLARENCE. Suddeniy, July 26, 1032, CLARENCE ives o mour Their Josa thres- brotsers. hos: of other relatives and mains may be seen after 8 p Ry, . o Richardson's !une 100" Verm servic ve. Pun, from the s nbme eallbhlhmrnl Wednesda: July 27, at C. Richar son_ officlating. P fiterment Pavie's Come- "She “aister. frien: Vault and Throne Found. SAN SALVADOR, July 26 (A)—A funeral vault containing the body of a man of high rank and a throne made of orange wood beautifully engraved were found yesterday in the Department of Peten by an archeological expedition. Priceless jewels and a handball court were also discovered by the party, which is digging into ancient Indian ruins. Marriage Licenses. John M. Stuckert. 13, 700 G st. n.e. and Lois M. Frye, 20, Woodstock, Va.; Rev. E. Hez Swem. Rovert Jervis. 2. SoT nd st. and Lee Ethel Duision.' 21," 726 New Jersey ave: Taward Johnson, 30, and May B, Olles, 2. both of Richmond; Rev. 8. Hol: © Chatles Shanklin, 49, 300 3rd, s Marion Sutton, 48, 330 Clarence_Digg: fin P, Stone, ir. Perk| v. _Enocl Thor Albert R. Marshall, 21. 106 P Wilson,” 19 1111 Half st. zw. ng. Hope Neely, 25, 3021 11th 251380 st et sw., and s.w.;" Rev. 24, 704 Virginia ave. ins, 23, Vi Rev. George O. 30. Rockville. Md., 20, 54 "Quincy pl." n E e Muf Tesse N West, 32 Chirleston. W. Va -nd Ethel A. Cox, 24, 613 uellen st. se; E. Moo st Hesel symner, 5015 winth ph s'es v 5 Jmk.nm 381218 Fern st on 26 Walter £oen Valley View !nmmh iy, Aldrich. 3. id dse Robert E. Mattingly. "Hetand G, Frierson: 41 Brookivn, N. and, Carol 0. Spilker, 23, T Bav, N I!\fl ita Needleman, ltiiore; Judge Robert E. a 22, and Margaret Patterson. B, both flf Al!xlnfll’ll Va.; E. 'n‘e‘rkm ¥, Wickham, 21, Glenallen. Ya., n is, Dumbarton, Va.: B Ax's‘c‘a'r: 33, 345 oth st and . Commodore, 36, Knox, C. Murray. Deaths Reported. Harry Rises. 78, Georse Washington Uni- versity Hos, Daniel Ramer. 76, 1514 D Enoch F. Zeli, 74, 51 Q s ay. 74, Emel Svatter Ree‘ nomm ena 6. 722 E i gdnu;m Morrison, 5! 20 Puiler st. nw. A, Richards. 38, Tuberculosis’ Hos- P ¥renie B Atkins, 32, No. 4 police station Ethel . Peary, sallinger Hospital. Harriet Mars) st. Tia Cewall 4. Gailinger Hospit Charlotte Simms, alias Youns, 60, linzer Hosltal Emma, Bullock. 32 Gallinser Hospital, Lilly M. Pryo: inger He Cal- LOST. CAMERA—_German make. Sunday " atternoon. T Dlimond taxi. Liberal reward. Col rown, female, an- Col._1713.after EN SETTER lb!rd dog). white and orange, on Sunday: tag No. 4108. Generous reward. 1330 Fioral st. n.w. GLASSES, _tortoise lh!ll ln blue case, Monday evening. bly on niferring. — Adams. 638 KEY RING. with Studebaker Teather street MONEY, Saturday; about $67; name EI- ;m on, ‘envelope. ~ Reward. 921 Lin. 7689. Y- Tast_night between 15th and L ChS, And Gowntowh section.” Reward. Diss KS—(2); lost from car in front 35 reward for each. Re- st STUCE, Rew: 3308 "Macomb st. 5w, Clovelsnd 3i30. POUC‘ , black and tan; license No. Adams 6144. “Columbis = sts. n. ty. oth nw. CHARLES WIL- | A9 ~ Bufl;n. lluml July aka Di n-n 5 HOWARD: aeed Jears, beloved husband of the Minn! E Homard Punersl from the chej . 8. Bfl'leun‘lflll 7th st. a.w., ul;'ld- a p.m. _ Relatives atiend. Interment 5ot 1o Rock Creek Cemete; TINGT, HERBERT. On Tuesdaz; 26, 1932 at his residence, 6311 Broa Branch 10 mv. HERBERT HONTING- TON. beloved husband of Mary H. H on. _Seryice private address Thursday, July 28, KROPKE, CHARLES J. 24, 1931, CHARLES J. on ?undu July Interment Cedar Cemetery. |K|Il’\il. FANNIE On_Sunday. 4. a2 at pm.mmee Hospital, E' KUTTNER. beloved Kuttnet and dsugh Lula Weng dence of Jul se. at 9 Vitea" nterment Mount Olivet ccmel’e:y LAWSON. DAVID F. Suddenly on Sundsy, July 24, 1932, at Mars Hill, K. C. DAVID F.. husband of the late Lau wson, Tormerly of {his city. and father of Her: man B. and Edward B. Lawson and §; W. Snoddy. Puperai Tuesdsy. July n. 11 a.m., Newpo: MATNEY, FRED. Op Friday, July 22, 1932, 'MATNEY, husband 'of Mrs. Annie Matney and Tather of Mrs. ‘Maude Atbing of 1818 Vernon st. n.w. Remains resting Otis F. Allen’s funeral home, 13th st. and Florida ave. n.w. Puneral Tuesd July 26, at 1:30 p.m., from Otis P. Allen’s funeral home. 13th ‘st and Florida ave nw Interment Lincoin Memorial Ceme- ery. MULLIKIN, JOHN LAWSON. On Monday, July 35, '1332, at his residence. Md., JOHN I.Awsoh MULLIKIN, husband of Mary C. Muliikin Donald). Funeral from h on Wednesday, July m ices at Christ” Episcopal Churcl Md “at 250 D Helatives and (riends invited. Interment church cemetery. PEIFER, GEORGE C_ On Tuesday, July 36, 1932, GEORGE C. PEIFER. Funéral from e Doal Tuperel home, T8 B o ne. Thursday. July 28, at 3 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 27 ROBEY, WILLIAM H. Passed away on Sat- urday. July 23, 1933, in San Pedro, Calif, ILLIAM ROBI ged 31 “beloved son ot ‘Matiie Rovey and the iaie George Robey. Notice o# funeral later. SUTTON, CLARENCE LUTHER. Monday, July 2% 1052 CLARENCE LUTHER SUT TON. the loving son of Marion Shanklin, devoied brother of Eiaabeth Washingion. Lauretta Jones. Myrtle Holmes. Richard, He leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Remains resting at John T. Rhines funeral chapel. Eye jis sw, until s pm. Tueiday, July s late residence, 308 Srd at. 2 i late residence 3 ats. meni Rosemont Cemetery. SWEENEY, ELLEN M. on Sunda 1933, ELL morning, July 27, thence to St. solemn high requiem mass will be Selebratsd Tor the repose of her soul: o'clock. Relatives apd friends invif {0 attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cen ery. THORNTON, JOHN ROBERT. On Tuesday, July 26, 1932, JOHN ROBERT THORNTON, beloved' husband of the late Charlotte E. Thornton. He is survived by ‘a daughter and three sons, Mary Jane, Wilker, Rich= 4, William and Edward Thorntor, =Fue Deral from his late residence, 734 1th s Fiduy, July 38 At 3 pm. Inters ment Conlnulnnnl Cémetery. Relatves and friends invited. VALDENAR, LOUISE VIRGINIA. On Mnn- gay, July 23, 1932, at the home of her son. enar, E de: lesvi . LOBHE VinaISin Ih ner 83 year. ins beloved wife of the late Willlam Valdenar, Puneral from above residence on July 27, at ® am.; thence to o hurch, Forest Glen, Ma, -nm Tedtiem mass Vill be said &b a.m. Interment church cemetery. wulma‘ron. LORENZO L. Denarted this life Sunday,’ July 24 1 RENZO L. ToN. e Jeaves to-mourn el Wasninaton: & r. "Rev. Wililam Washington: Sarah Conaway, _Vivian Sllle«. Genevieve Smith; one brother, m Washington, and a host of other es and friends. Remains resting at Grice's \lndartlkm{ parlors, 13th and R Fuperal services Wednesday, 8 Bapus Ghureh, "N5t. ‘bet. Sih and 1R ster wwe terment Cromwell, Va., July 28. In Memoriam BRASS, MARY ALICE. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife, mother nd sister, MARY ALICE BRASS, who de- ted this life two years ago today, J s fondly remembered, ori € to her nam e i Toved. ner i ‘ite Sincerely sun love her in death the same. HER DEVO SBAND AND DAUGH- As T loved you, s T miss you; memory you are al S Loyed: remembered. lonsed for alwas. B!lmnl many & silent telr R LOVING SISTER MAUDE. * EASTWOOD, CHARLES E., JR. In sad ‘membrance of our son and srandson, whe departed this life six years ago today, 1926. MOTHER AND NANA. ¢ JENNIE E. In beloved wite ‘ind mmother. JENMY GARNER, whe dsparied this ife one year 880 today, July 26, 1931. In_our hearts o33 B ".,x:,"a.?::msg’ nsses ere’s not HER | DEVOTED HUSBAND. Y GARNER, AND DAUGH MOORE. LULA. S of our beloved momu, who died eight 260 today, July 26, 103y, 00 ISRt years Though lost to sight, to 1y, Dear, _thou ever wilt' remain. AND GRA! 1LD] Today our thoughts g0 wandering To our beloved one so far away: To, gueet memories of the happy days v HER NIE( ENTE" AND SPENCER, ANNIE branc 8P} e ‘of " our R xn lovln: o reward 933. d, sunt. “ o 'her July 26 1 GEO. W. WISE 0. (W. F. TAYLO] 2900 3. ST W West 0138 :|V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to ith, the original W. R Soeare Cotaviin Phone National 2002 1009 H St. N.W., Formerly ) X Established 1870 JOHN R. GHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 0047 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th ST. - LINCOLN® us:n Ww. W. DEAL&OO LN o 816 H OT. NE J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 333 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 A"lll"'h,rfitli'lfm - GAwLER JOSEPH AWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady attendant 1750-2-4 P--n-ylvw. Avenue N Phones: NMIolul '5512-5518 NO BRANCH OFFICE ~Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Hiogern Chnper Teiepnone National 2473 Succseding the Original W. K. Speare Co. 1623 Conneeticut_Ave. Dee: 0372, Joscph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fions West 0096 Established 1841. LAGAWLER o -'_l'"—-al Directors - 1| g 5 BAQVARD M. mwmL FUNERAL DESIGNS. SRR L MO! flm P‘.fi" o108 108 mmp ving 5 '"’h :fi“gldo«Wl ." rd. Joha i2E St th & Eye Bfliv,.ggi"m