Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1933, Page 9

STOCK FRAUD DESCRIBED Tondon Defendant Accused of Sharing “Jake” Factor’s Profits. LONDON, January 20 (#).—A witness at the trial of Harry Geen, charged Wwith recelving £14,000 in association with John “Jake the Barber” Factor, testified yesterday that seven or eight telephone booths were installed for the use of share salesmen who were selling Vulcan Copper Mine shares to the blic. l“’lrhec prosecution contends that Geen, Factor and others conspired in the sale of worthless stock. The prosecuting at- torney asserted that Vulean stock bought at 8 pence was resold at 10 shillings, and after the sales had been completed. the principals went to Amer- ica. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F NOTHING DOWN $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH $6 IN APRIL hold their press. models to choose from. Wool SUITS '18 Just Pay Strictly quality suits—styled correcte Iy—excellently tailored. Made of pure hard-finished worsteds, which wear and Many styles and All sizes. THE EVENING DR. HUGH ROBERTS PIRES SUDDENLY President of Washington Col- lege of Music Succumbs to Heart Attack. Dr. Hugh Rowland Roberts, presi- dent’ of the Washington College -of | Music, died suddenly in his apartments | in the college building, 2107 S street, | shortly after 9 o'clock this moraing. | Death’ was due to a heart attack. | Dr. Roberts, who was 58 years old, called his wife to his side when he felt ill. Believing her husband was_suffer- ing from indigestion, Mrs. Roberts | summoned a_physician, and when she returned to Dr. Roberts he was dead. The music educator was a native of Minnesota and had been in Washing- ton nine years. Five years ago he was made president of the Washington Col- lege of Music. He was educated at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Ind. He was a pupil for four years of Dr. | Willilam Wade Hinshaw of the Metro- politan Opera Co. and studied for vary- | ing periods under other prominent fig- ures in the music world. He taught voice at Leland Stanford, Jr., Univer- sity, in California, for seven years and | for "eight years was teacher of voice |and choral conductor at Valparaiso University. He spent a year as director of music and associate secretary of en- tertainment with the American Expe- ditionary Forces in the World War. He taught voice at the Sherwood Music School of Chicago for a period. Prior CEDAR HILL Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery Although the idea of a cemetery as 8 spot of unusuzl beauty is one that is, perhaps foreign to the aver- age person, Cedar Hill is one which proves by every physical attribute that true beauty can exist in & cemetery, Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol DR. HUGH R. ROBERTS. | to becoming president of the Washing- ton college he was head of the institu- tion’s voice department for eight years. Dr. Roberts is survived by his widow, Mrs. Fanny Amstutz Roberts, who is dean of the college, and a son, Robert Roberts. The college will suspend its classes until after Tuesday. Funeral arrange- ments are being made this afternoon. “GRANDMA” IS BANDIT CHICAGO, January 20 (#).—The lit- | tle old lady who called at a West Madi- | son street dress shop last night looked just like & grandmother is supposed to, | but she didn't act that way. In fact, she scooped up $60 from the | cash register and left quickly, with a man companion. Funeral Sprays An artistic picce bran § Horal de- up signer, 9 FLORIST At. 016 Hyatts. 785 Opposite Ft. Lincoln Cemetery D. O, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933, CADET ORDWAY BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY Ceremony Follows That at West Point With Escort by Entire Cadet Corps. Cadet Rodman Nicholas Ordway, 21, who died Wednesday at the United States Military Academy, West Polnt, was buried in Arlington National Ceme- tery today. Puneral services were held at West Point yesterday with full mili- tary honors. The entire Cadet Corps acted as esgon‘ :nd his own Company C, was guard of honor. Cldet‘“ Ordway was the son of Col. and Mrs. Godwin Ordway, 1710 Thirty- fifth street. He graduated last June from Columbia Preparatory School and entered the academy last Fall. Besides his parents he is survived by two brothers and a sister, Lieut. God- win Ordway, jr, of West Point, and John and Nancy Ordway of Wash- ington. FUNERAL IS ARRANGED FOR MRS. WILKINSON Leader in Church, Patriotic and Civic Groups to Be Buried in Congressional Cemetery. Mrs. Lou B. Wilkinson, who died ‘Wednesday at her home, 1821 Kalorama road, was to be buried in Congressional Cemetery this afternoon after funeral services at First Baptist Church at 3:30 pm. Mrs. Wilkinson, the widow of Dr. A. George Wilkinson, had been a resident of Washington since 1865, and was ac- tively identified with several church, patriotic and civic organizations. She leaves three children, Mrs. How- ard L. Hodgins and Miss Lucille W. Wilkinson of this c\t§. and George L. ‘Wilkinson, Evanston, Il Dealhs_Rep—o:t—e?i. 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MAN IS DEAD IN ATLANTA James Neville Black, Jr., of South- ern Railway Succumbs After Long Illness. James Neville Black, jr, 39, chief clerk of station accountants for the ‘Southern Raliway, formerly a resident of Washington and Silver Spring, Md., died in a private hospital at Atlanta, Ga., yesterday following an illness of two years, according to an Associated Press dispatch. Funeral services will be in Atlanta tomorrow. Mr. Black, a native of Keswick, Va., came to Washington with his parents at the age of 9, and attended the schools here. He also resided in Char- lotte, N. C., for a time. He had been with the auditing department of the railway nearly 20 years. He "is survived by his widow; two sons, James Neville Black, 3d, and Richard Seymour Black;, three daugh- ters, Marle Black, Dorothy Catherine Black, Catherine Josephine Black, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ne- ville Black, sr., of Sflver Spring. DEATH CLAIMS WIDOW OF UNION VETERAN Mrs. Belle H. Gibson, widow of Lieut, James B. Gibson, Union veteran, died last night at the Odd Fellows Home, in the 3200 block of N street. Mrs. Gibson was & charter member of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic here and also of a Re- becca lodge in Washington. She had been a resident of the city 50 years and was active in lodge work up to |a few years ago. | Funeral services for Mrs. Gibson will | be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow from the | Zurhorst. funeral parlors at 301 East Capitol street, and burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. s | DIVOECE BILL DEFEATED Kansas House Against roborated Testimony” Decrees. ‘TOPEKA, Kans, January 20 (#)- ‘The Kansas House of Representatives rejected yesterday a bill which would have enabled courts to grant a divorce on the uncorroborated testimony of either husband or wife. sentative Ryan, Democrat, of Crawfo County, declared its enactment would | and Arkansas so far as divorces were | concerned. ‘ s IS 5 ‘ ‘ 2 \ Births Reported. | Allan R. and EI , ! Francis H. and Mary E. Gaya, boy. | Don P. and Emma M. Hurley. boy. Frank P. and Catherine F. Davis. boy. | A and Theima Jordan. boy. w m E. and Alice y. boy. 8heldon G. and Reba Bennett, boy. Otho L. ard Rachel E. Swift. boy. Louis and Emma Lebowitz. boy. Andrg ces M. Bowie. boy. Chest G. e Ly John P. and Mildred H. Hauprich. boy. Joseph J. and Florence A. Gobbelt, boy. Shelby 8. and Amy R. Cox. boy. Benonl and Marian C_ Nowland. § Cero J. and Alice L. Leuterio. rirl. Lee D. and Edua G. Dulin. girl. George H. and Al Folsom, Vincent J. and Lil 1. Hewitt: O. nd &l and Eathleen ma Tywell | @© V. Florence Spic - v n M. Porier. boy. Williams. boy. Beulah Cox, boy. Marriage Licenses. Joseph M. Syivia_Grover. Solomon H. Metz 3 wirl ] Theodosta Clement, boy. | New York City, and 555 Elmore pl; Res Hall. | ""Joseph A. Grabis. 28. 900 Webster st. |and Mary R. Kosters, 19, 4502 1ith st.; | Rev. Patrick Co | _Edward E. J 21. and Frances 18, both of Richmond; Rev. H. 3219 11th st, 4 Falrfax, Va.; David Pollard. | P*Eolaman. Davis. 0. 831 T | Marblin, 400 Sherman’ av | liam D. Jarvis. Richard H. Jones. 32. 940 R st. and . 940 R st.; Judge Robert Mary J. Brenes, E. Mattingly . nd Anna A, Lorenz. 7o o E and Rev. and Veola Rev. Wil- | .- James W. Skarp. 10 both of Baltimiorei Rev. Richard N. Tds. | jr. 18, 6411 3rd st., and T caver Helghts, "Md.; M Heris! Dorse 'S. ev. 21 both of Elkfon, Va.; Dean. 19, Briges. Leonard F. and Helen P: Franklyn Hos Rev. John E. Kennedy, . Philadelphia; Rev. E. == 5 iLT | BRINDLE BULL. found, home wanted. ms_ano Found 5 Setier. Telephone District | anch | FOR LOST ANIMALS eoply A) | Leagve. 11 O st_nw N: — LOST. Chest of Drawers ® Attractive style ® 3 drawers Nicely finished Easy Terms Bassinet $ 1 98 ; As pictured Strong wood construction ® Nicely finished % No Phone or Mail Orders 3313 % DISCOUNT On All Stoves and Heaters | BRIEF CASE, brown leather, containing no- tarial seal and notarial commission, several bank books and other papers of value to owner onlv. Reward offered for return. | Potomac” Eléc. Power Co.. 10th and E nw CHAIN WITH GLASSES. platinum and pearl, Jan. 16. bet. Constitution Hall, Allies” Inn 17th and K. Reward. Carroll.” Clev. COIN PURSE. containing _grocery and a small sum of money. on_ Geor near Fern. at ncon Th DOG, black and brown female. 1 named “'Newso.” _Strayed from 302 ning st. ne Reward. Call Lincoln 389: before 8 pm. rs name of . Prom 626 Reward 1t T stitutional law, with name on fiy ook of notes. Finder ple: 6 between 9 am. and 5 . POCKETBOOK—Blue. initials Treasury car. near 13th and H. | compact. keys. ete. Reward. TRAVELING SET—Black leather, with ini- tials “A. G. $3 reward. 324 House Office_Bids. = WRIST_WATCH—Lady's. Bulova: initials E, - between Macomb st. and 30 Liberal reward, C. M. Macomb st. 22! WRIST WATCH—Gold: about ¢ I between 1st and N. Capitol st Printing Office. Return to 1817 Newton st.n.w. ? WRIST WATCH_White gold_and band (E gin); lost at Wis_ave. and nw.: e d on back, 0917, _Rewar GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST- A UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 w For a_Complete Fumeral Cars and All We have amaszed the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from ! CHAMBERS “Uncor- | place Kansas on a footing with Nevada | nd Kathaleen V. | 3, Naval Hospital, | | | Leading opposition to the bill. Repre- BRADBU d FORD. HERBERT. M| | | | DODSON. LINWOOD C. On Thursday, Jan- MOVIE ACTRESS CLEARED Fatal Accident Recalled at H ing of Miss Dorothy Burgess. SAN FRANCISCO, January 20 (#).—A charge of manslaughter against Dorothy Burgess, motion picture actress, was dis- missed here yesterday by Municipal Judge George J. Steiger. ‘The charge grew out of & motor car accident in which Miss Louise Man- fredi, 17, was killed last December. A manslaughter charge against Andrew Salz, 18, with whom Miss Manfredi was riding at the time, also was dismissed. The Salz car and a machine driven by Miss Burgess collided. Miss Burgess wept when she met Italo Manfredi, father of the victim. Two $25,000 damage suits against Miss Bur- gess, filed by Manfredi and Miss Betty Lou Davis as a result of the accident, are pending. Beaths. ALEXANDER. PAUL FENDALL. On Thurs- duy, Janyary 19, 1943, PAUL FENDALL ALEXANDER. ‘beloved husband of Flor- ence Woolford Alexander. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w. Saturday,'January 21 at :30 thence to the Bhrine of the Sacred He 16th st. and Park Toad n.w.. where' mass will be said at 10 a.m. In- terment Oak Hill Cemetery. ’ BAILEY, FREDDIE E. On Friday, January 1033, FREDDIE E. BAILEY. wife of the late ‘Willlam H. Baley. Services at | the 8. H. Hines Co. funera! home, 2901 | 14th st. n.w.. Monday, January 23. at 10 am. Interment Arli BALL, ANNA. Departed this life on Mon- day, January 16, 1 40% “New ~Hampshi BALL. _She leaves to mourn their loss one” sister, three hters, two sons and five grandchildren. — Remains now resting at 1344 4th st. n.w. Puneral from Gethsemane Paptist Church, 22nd st. and Virginia ave. n.w.. Saturday. January 21, at = pm. Interment Mount Zion Ce etery. BERNSTEIN, CELIA, uary 19, 1935 CELIA BERNSTEIN. 43 yeurs of cge. beioved wife of Benjamin Beinstein and mother of Leo and Morman Bernstein and Mrs. Walter Miller. Pu- neral from the chapel of Bernard Dan. zansky, 3501 14th st. n.w.. on Sundsy, January at 11 am. Interment Adas Israel Cemetery. £ BOND. JOHN On Thursda Departed this life on S. 'BOND. husband of the ate Pearl M. Bond, devoted son of Mary E. Jenifer and the late Bemamin Bond, | loving father of John 8. jr.; Prances | nite. Joseph and _Victorine Bond. brother' of "Joseph and William Bond. He | leaves to- mourn their loss & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barbour Bros. funeral home, 48 K st. ne. until 4 pm. Friday, Jan- | thereafter at his late residence. Funeral Saturday, January 21, st % a.m from Holy Redeemer Church.’ New York . between 1st st and New Jersey ave. Intérment Mount Olivet Cemetery. NEST L. On Thursday, Jan- uary 10 1933, at Walter Reed Hospital, ERNEST L. BRADBURN. in his 52d_year. beloved husband of Sadie J. Bradburn. He is also suzvived by his daughter. Ruth Denison, “and son. Mahlon. = Reémains resiing in_the Tabler funeral home. : M st nw. Services and interment at National Cemetery. Saturday. . 8t'10:30 am. Friends and Telatives invited - BRADBURN, ERNEST L. The comrades of | General Nelson A. Miles. No. 1. | U. S W. V. are requested to January 21, at Tabler's funeral parlors. M st n.w. to assist in the | eral ‘of ‘our late ERNEST L. ERADBURN, parted this life on January 18 ton National Cemetery. NELSON B. DURFEE. Commander. PRINT E. SHOMETTE, Adjutant. comrade, | BROWN. CHARLOTTE M. _Suddenly, Thursday, January 19, 1 dence. 1717 D st. s.e., CHARLOTTE M. | belovéd wife of Waliace F. Brown. neral from the above residence on Satur- January 1, at 2 pm. Relatives and | friends invited. Interment Glenwood | Cemetery, | BROWN. ELIZABETH F. On Thursday. | Ji . 1937, at thie residence of her | B. Hayne. 1856 | Mys. ELIZABETH | from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin | st on_Satu Januvary 21 at 2 .’ Interment in Rock | on | 3, at her ‘Tesi- | ANNA T. On Thursday, January 1 . at Sibley Hospital. ANNA T.. he beloved wife of the late Samuel M. Craley. Funeral from her late residence. d st. n.w., on Monday, January 23, 3 thence to 'St Aloysius sh mass will be sung at | 10 am. = Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 Serv- ices at the chapel of Warner E. Pumphrey | funeral home, Rockville, Md.," on Satur- day, January 21, at 11 am. Interment Forest Oak Cemetery. Gaithersburg, Md. Departed this life on Thursday, January 1 at 6 at his residence, 16 N 'st. s.w FPORD. He leaves to m their loss & Mary Ford: one daughter, nd five sons. Eug South Capiiol st. Remains may be seen Saturday. 11 a.m. until Sunday noon. at the residence. Funeral Sunday, Jeniazy b Bt 1 Bm. fom Mount Moriah Bapfist Church. Rev. doloh officiating. Iterment Payne's Cem- etery. BELLE H. On Thursday. Jan- 1033, BELLE H. GIBSON. widow V. Gibson. _ Services will be held at ‘Zurnorst's funeral parlors. 301 East | Capitol st.. on Saturday, January 21. at Interment Arlington National | | MARY J. On Priday. January | . at_her residence. 624 Kenyon | MARY J. HANRAHAN, beloved | mother of Prank F. Hanrahan and sister of Willism F. Smith of North Adams. Mass. Funeral from her late residence on Monday. January 23. at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at O am. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetry. 23 HAWKINS. JAMES A. Departed this life Wednesday, January 18, 1933, at his re dence, 340 ¥ st. sw.'after a brief | ness, JAMES A. HAWKINS. son_of Mr. and ' Mrs. Raymond Hawkins. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home, 614 413 st. s.w., where services will | be held Saturday, January 31, at 9 a.m. | Intermnt Mount Olivet Cemetery. | E. On Thursday, Jan. | at his home, Dickerson, LEE HICKS. beloved hus- nd of Hattie Walker Hicks. Services on Saturday. January 21, at 2:30 p.m. at the chapel at Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville, Md. Interment Monocacy Cemetery. HIGGINS, JOSHUA.. Suddenly. on Thurs- day. January 19.°1933. at his son's re dence, near Etchison, JOSHUA HIG- GINS. ‘aged 67 years Funeral service | 8t Roy W. Barbers funeral home. Lay- | tonsville, Md.. on Sunday. January 22, at | 230 p.m. ‘Rev. “Blakemoore will have §4g7oe of the services. Interment Goshen, HUTCHISON. ANDREW G, Qn Thursday. January 19, 193 at the home of his niece, Mrs. Lucille Allen. 2000 P st. se.. ANDREW G.. beloved husband ®f Lucy Hutchison. Funeral from his late resi- in’ Herndon. Va.. Saturday, Jan- at 2:30 pm. HYAMS. VIRGINIA MARBURY. On Thurs- day, January 19 8t Biltmore, N. C.. VIRGINIA MARBURY HYAMS. wife of John F. Hyams of Biltmore, N. C.. and daughter of Benjamin F. Marbury of ‘Washington, D. C. KELLEY, JAMES F. On Wednesday. Jan- uary, 16, 1933 at Baltimore, Md; JAMES . “Kelley F.. beloved husband of Mary (nee Carr). Funeral from his late resi- dence. 1905 Rosedale st. Baltimore, Md., Saturday, January 21, at 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Cecelia’s Church 9 a.m. LANE. ROSA. On_Friday. January 20, 1933, ROSA LANE. devoted mother of | Orange Gilmore, sister of Bessie Hodge. Lizzle Williams' and Fred Gilmore and | aunt of Daisy Carter. Notice of funeral Jater. Remains_ resti at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. LIMERICK. FRANCES BACON. On Thurs- day, January 19. 1933, at Pittsburgh, FRANCES BACON. beloved wife of Jares M. Limerick. Notics of funeral ater. MADIGA! Mary Madigan (nee McCarthy). Funeral from W. Warren Taltavull's furieral home, 14th and Spring rd. n.w.. on Saturday. Jan- uary 21, at 8 . Requiem mass at 8t. Martin's urch, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20 McCARTY. MARY A. On Priday, January 1033 at her residence, Hammond Courts, 30th_and Q sts. n.w., Apt. 108, MARY A. McCARTY, wife of the late Lieut. Comdr. Stephen A. McCarty and mothér of Cora McCarty. Servic er late residence on Saturday. Ja: 2l at 2 pm. Interment Rock Sreck meters. McCAULEY, JAMES. On Wednesday. Jan- ‘uary 18, 1933, at Sibley Hospital, JAMES, beloved ' husband of the late Sarsh J. McCauley and father of Edna M. Ran’ doiph. Ethel M. Chase, Mary M. Mildred E. Reed and Louise M. 8w Remains festing st his late residenc 1724 Hobart st. n.w. until 1 p.m. Sat- urday, January 21." Services at the 8. H. Hines uneral home, 2001 14th st. Bw. Satirday. Jenuary a1, at 2:30 pm. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 20 Hc}: ULEY, JAMES. Cone: No. 2o o b ATHS uested tg attend the funeral of SAMER" McCAULEY. from 2901 14th st. n.w. Interment Oonnull‘nu -l‘c:fl‘ Y. L_MILLER. Councilor. GEQRGE T. BARKSDALE. Recording Sct- MOAKLER, CHARLOTTE. On Wednesday. January 18, 1633. at Providence Hospital, MOAKLER. Remains rest- Bl s urday, olive: Gemetery. H0° funeral Mauss, C sts. 211 A9 , Beaths. ORDWAY, CADET RODMAN NICHOLAS. nesday, January 18, 1 at est Point. N. ¥.,"Cadet RODMAN NiCH- ui january 19, terment at Arlington Cemetery. O'ROURKE, BARTHOLOMEW. On Friday, January 20, 1033, at his residence, 704 Iovea hsbad™or" th SLHlOLONEW: be- and ‘of " the lcte Catherire . O'Rourke. ' Notice of funeral hereafter. OWENS, SARAH ANNIE. On Wednesday, January 18, 19: at her residence. 1828 BGAEO A“’NNE DW!N; wife tee W Owen: veral from the sbove residence, Saturday. Jan. iry 21, 8t 2 p.m. Relatives and friends iuvited.” “Intermenf n- P t Congressional Cem. PLATER. LEWI! day, January 19 oy, Jan LEWIS PLATER, nd of Cora Plater and faiher of Susie Plater Pastor, Jolin and Thelma Plater. He 15 also survived by one brother, Ed- Yard Plater, and sister, Julia Clark. and three stepchildren, Missouri, = Richard, Perry and Pollard,’ and daughter-in-iaw, Pertha Plater. Remains resting at the Tuneral pariors of Alexander 8. Pope. 515 A 15th Notice of funeral later. OZIER, JOHN. On Tuesday. January 17, 1933, JOHN ROZIER. the dévoted brother of Martha Branford,’ Carrie Gilmore and George Rozier, father of Joe, Albert and Willlam Rozier and Emma Smith. =_Fu- neral Sunday. January 1pm, from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 147 You st nw." Interment Good Hope, MARY L. On Wednesday, J . 1933, at Providence Hospital, W ington. D. C.. MARY L. SAULS, belov wife of Thomas E. Sauls of K04 10th st ne; mother of Norval L. Reginald P Rosler E. Sauls and Frances 1. Poffen. berger and Gloria M. Purdy, all of Wash- ineton, and sister ot Asher W.'Thomas Ives' funer: B Clarendon, Va. Funeral Sas ary 21, at © pm.. from Ives' chapel In terment Fairfax Congregational Cemetery, Fairfax, V 20 SIMMONS, BRENTA A. On 20 1933, Mrs. BRENTA ) New Hampshire ave wife of "Ulysses Simmons, aldice, Juanita and Gloria . ter of Iola B. Adams a: Charlotte and Frank H. Cozzens. of funeral hereafter. SOMERS. ELIZABETH M. 3 r daughter’s January 14, N ndolph” st. ne. ELIZA- d wife of the late Rich- d M home, riday, January . SIMMONS of n.w.. beloved mother ence on Saturda am.: thence lo Chureh, where mass w am. for the repose of tives and fri inv Mount Olivet Cemetery. TEBRY, THOMAS, JR. Thursday. J b, 1953, THOMAS TERRY. QOlivia and Thom n.w. Puneral Sa 3 frem ~Ot: 2 pm., home, 1 ment'Lincoln Mem; ry 30, 1970 g LINEAS D.' UNDERW O the P. H. Hines Co 14th at. n.w. on Saturday, at 1 pm. Interment Fort VASS, MARRY E. On Tuesday. 17, 1933, HARRY E. VASS, of ' Joseph “and Mary Vass Vernita_Vase, father Harry E. James T. Mrs. Arne He also le: mother, two aunts and a host of other r at E. 3 husband_ of and LEE. her Tesidence. ORA LEE ton, D. C.: ‘sis and George B Join W. Bt January folk. Va WILKINSO! dence, Geo son. Services in the F. Sunday school room. 16t on Friday. Janua 5 3 Priends invited. Kindly omit flowers. In Memoriam BROWN. EDWARD. In loving memory of my deéar brother. EDWARD EROWN, who departed this life one year aso todav January 20, 1932 Gone. but not forgotten. HIS DEVOTED SISTER, ROSA GORDQ) 1026 9th st. n.w. ° Sacred to the mem- d " father, ' BEVERLY his fife one year B g0 today. January 20, In that eternal d: No_ clouds nor tempests rise; The sushing tears are wiped away Forever from our eses. Sunsct and even tide And one long call 1 Let there be no mourning at the bar en 1 put out to sea. HIS DEVOTED SON. CHARLES X FRANCIS. . FRANCIS, BEVERLY. Sacred to the mem- ory of our dear father, BEVERLY PRAN- CIS. who departed this life one year ag0 today.dJanuary 20, 1932 Our hearts still ache with sadness, Qur eyes shed many a tear. God only knows how we miss you, father, At the end of one sad year. LOVING DAUGHTERS. FURR. ALICE V. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear ALICE V. FURR. who depa nine years ago today, Janui Just to show we still remember. WALTER R. OLIVER E. FURR, IDA B. KING. . JORDAN. RICHARD E. In sad but lo remembrance of our dear father randfather. RICHARD E. JO eft us fifteen years ago tod: 20. 1918, The one we loved has gon His firm true ‘The hands that s Now lie in d d ROSIE. PEARL. ESTELLE. LANGFORD. PHILIP. In loving memory of PHILIP LANGFORD. who departed this life twelve vears ago_today. January 20, 1921, MOTHER AND SISTER. LANGFORD, PHILIP. my dear ' husbani € and In loving memory of PHILIP LANGFORD. life_twelve years ago 1 JANE. who departed th: today, January T G. LITTLE, VINCE! (BUSTER). In love ing memory of our son and brother, VINCENT G. (BUSTER) LITTLE. who de- garted this” lite "four years ago today, January 20, 192! Memories are as fresh today As in the hour you passed away. MOTHER, BROTHER AND SISTERS. * RYDER. THOMAS JOSEPH. In loving mem- ory of our dear husband and daddy, THOMAS JOSEPH RYDER, who left us X years ago_today, January 20. 102 WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * WILSON. ZENOBIA EDNA. Sacred to_the memory of our dearly beloved daughter and sister. ZENOBIA EDNA WILSON, who entered into eternal rest two year ago today, January 20, 1931, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph Gawler Sons, Inc. Established 1850 1750-2-4 Pa. Ave. N.W. Nat. 5512. V. L. SPEARE CO0. Nefther the successors to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. Ehone, 1009 H St. N.W, _National 2897 TIMOTHY HANLON 641 H St. N.E—Lin. 55 AMBULANCE_SERVIC WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. S.E. LINCOLN 0510, J. WILLIAM LT SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM & MASS. AVE. 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