Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1933, Page 9

Dix, he is survived . of Wi EMPLOYE OF STAR FOR 30 YEARS DIES Marriage Licenses. Sever Johi , 923 e 'M”mm. 2;00”! n..nnl‘?‘ - NINE PROPERTY OWNERS | Gard of hanks. PROTEST ASSESSMENTS | ™4} SR, Flxona. .73 e mexy teses of anr d'll’ mother, ELNORA VAN HORN, and to ou: friends, to Bratha. -owm JORN. -:olumh- Lodge, ‘ llm ADOLPHUS B. On wm B. b) 1 manmoumm.vo h"io' ik ”fl s ices at Adams & 1, 193 appreciation for the t Wm. H. Sardo FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel PIPE ORGAN Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE SERVICE is our SUCCESS - Lincoln 0524-9244 412 H STREET N.E. U = S ’/4; S '//_. = N > S AW WZIW= \ = VZ I) 2% ZIL| Y/ ANSW/ANN N 1 N NP2 NEW N Z NN N2 /4. NN/ At Last William E. Dix, 68, Composing Room Worker, Had Undergone Stomach Operation. Willam E. Dix, 66, an employe in The Evening Star composing room for about 30 years, died yesterday at his home, 1601 Thirty-eighth street, fol- lowing a long illness. He had been operated upon for a stomach ailment before Christmas. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at his home, followed by burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Masonic services will be conducted at the grave by The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, of which he was a member. Mr. Dix was born in Wytheville, Va., a son of the late Willlam A. Frances H. Dix, and came to Washing- ton as a boy. He learned the printing trade here and came to The Star in December, 1902. He served as a_captain of Company D, Washington Fight Infantry, after rising from the ranks. He was also a member of Columbia aphical Union. No. 101; of Columl Chapter, R.A.M; wuhmgtnncommnndry,KT and Almas Temple, A. A. O. N. M. Besides his widow, Mrs. Katle A. MRS. MARY JARVIS’ RITES TO BE THIS AFTERNOON Death of Battery Park Woman Is| uve. Second in Family in Less Than a Week. Special Dispatch to The Star. BETHESDA, Md, February 2.—Fu- neral services for Mrs. Mary Gertrude | - Jarvis, wife of Charles B. Jarvis, will be held this afterhoon at her home, 530 Maple Ridge road, Battery Park. Dr. W S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, of which Mrs. Jarvis was ‘a member for many years, will be in charge of the service. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery, Wash- ington. Mrs. Jarvis had been ill cme week with grippe. Her death is the sec- ond in her family in less than a week her father, John Stewart, having died on January 26, as a ruult of & fall down stairs in her home. is survived host of Jobn G Y — + ll'l:lkn “n,f"""" Va., fi. express ‘our deep 227 chory "alll rt, N, Y., ne. uf‘ Now "Fore ony: re 51, 1630 k3 lon. 19, 1530 kA 1, 1513 Kingman rl t* carier 1) 1505 Do ‘Oarter. 1 1508 Garorts W. > 23, and - Y ’X both of Croome, o6 ,ll.. lu:' n“ ‘eanood. 2. 193 lndomh D. "lrlu'!gl 11‘“h % 31, 31 g oty G . 50, 2 . bot.hm«':?'“m'f:;. 80, and Irene Wheeler, Judge Robert E. Mat- mz:nso. 40, Louise Rose vothoF Bultinors: A s Jessie J._Semith, 38, 911 Toma A0 Browh: 35 01T O st o 3 . 21 izt Ve MR john A Washinston, 20, 1450 Osk st.. 25 Meibs E; Seieht, 24, 1108 Columbis "km’fim‘o"nmi 26, Harvard, TIL, and oy uu Jones, :.'n'f‘ 80 Peiersbure, Fias ard, 21, Richmond, Va.. er, 20, Atiee, Va.;' Rev. Bency . Singletary, 24, 1933 18th st. spaE E. Wade, 24,1525 Q Rev. K. 3 lams, T Hale, 21, 737 Gresham pl. lhd lnb‘.ll. Besides her husband, Kellyt and by two_ sisters, Mrs. Le Mrs. Clarence Adelman, and brothers, Rev. Harry Stewart of Elli- . |cott City, Charles Stewart of Wash- ington and J. M. Stewart of Severn, Md. we're here! You've seen us in Hollywood — You've seen us in Scotland «+.BUT NOW, you'll see us giving you ladies the greatest clothing ever offered in a Washington store. Just as we have made you LAUGH —Well make you WONDER how we .+ but don’t wonder, come on down and Warhingtows NEW popular price Appare Shop PENS FRI DAY verylln'ng Goes For A Dollar...... (None Sold to Dedlers) ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSES lm 95 ‘l'n-mrn n-dlv silk and no r-uux clvet Gowns snd Wrape— Night ‘rocks—Velvet COATS:SUITS 81055 _ Three-Pleos Knit _Sults—Swagger Coats—Fur Fabrie J-eqwm-s lfi Juniors, lllhlel and women. MILLINERY Smm new ltylfll that include all th, /] NI NSSHYE] SHINZUSS S WIS/ =\ ZANV/V/AY Y MZZ/NZNNZW W\ \\ZGNNZN ZINSE! WZW A U One door from 10th Street—across from the Metropelitan Theater. N N AENNNAIEA 4 ) ZANZA = S NN 1% SV £ B AVIEA JFletche: Adelaid Iln‘ 3 - e Pu n, e 120 lnz:n 23d 203 13th st. 3 13th at. ne; Car. lull.\vln. "1, 3338 Sherman ave- ’lhrl' mith, 19, 412 V st.; Fort 'rltlxm‘.p g ontgom ) 28, Falls Church, l‘:d Busei v Jon nson, 18, McLean, B Firfex. and se. . Blak 21, 2230 8th st Rmh (Thomas, 19, 1212 O st. R‘;V.Oeorxe uu-rdo é'l (i‘!;:h 3 ;H ‘a&“"ufillihelel ing . z‘:w Chthedraf uve. inks, Masaniian. Hays. 29. Bolling ‘Pleld, w Hunnrlord. 36, 1750 P sty Reve BB N itlios A, Stavrak: 30, ne. and Georgla Quincy Rev. Tho Wfl“lm Bflld" Mary V. M Rey. Albefl Hafold D, Brockweln. fol st. and Dorothy Tenneisee ave ne. and 11283, 5tn ot m E ‘Hayden, “Rev. I Den and uvn ini urL o ) nd Virginia en.” 20 1330 East Capi- 228 15 K st 843 B & e e HYGIENE CLASS FORMED Montgomery Red Cross Nurse Or- ganizes Group at Clarksburg. By & Btaft Correspondent of The Sta: 'URG, Md., February 2— A class in home hygiene has been or- ganized in Clarksburg district by Miss Edith Crumbaker, Montgomery County Red Cross nurse, with Mrs. Mortimer O. Stlbler of E rville in charge. fifl. e first of several to be in the county and much in- terest is being manifested by women of the community, Miss Crumbaker said. A schedule of dates for the classes convenient to the members will be a: ranged at the second meeting, which is to be held Wednesday at the home of Dorothy Da Eight Others Scheduled to Appear Before State Commission at Upper Marlboro Fail to Do Bo. By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., the State Tax Commission’to protest tax assessments by county officials. The commission took all the u.ul under advisement and is expected to render its decisions in about a week or 10 days. Seventeen cases had been listed- for hearing, but eight of the appellants failed to appear. Piedmont Meets Announced. UPPERVILLE, Va., February 2 (spe- cial) —A. C. Randolph, master of the Pledmont Fox Hounds, and R. SPelc ‘They o'clock, weather per- 4, Five Points; "Judge | February February 28, New-Ford. gxtended us during Beaths. M‘% !xlfl ll?fll!lfl!l. JR. hrul!l 1, 1033, J¢ son of rson l h John A. 11y his late reside: 1524 hence 1 s il g said ath: for the id at 0 a.m. for Mr'»on terment ot Mount Olives cgm- ITEIN? JO! SEPHINE C. On W Festuary, 1. 1033, tn Atlanta, Ga. SR wity L el Pune 'Pmm 4 o M Padeett, 1;1“113'"“" BT rna-';d n. gl ends ~ nvited. * Tnterment Farestvile BOWERS, WILLIAM . On Thurs- day, Mn—u.nz m«"«"owm.m ARD devoted son iliiaim and Violet Bowers and mmn 5t Glorta Bowers. Puneral rusry 4, at N Einest Jatvis funaal hunm, o0 g";z nw Interment Lincoln Memorial BOWLEY, lol!! sted this life Tues. day, January 31 Bis *residence. 1o 51 i ’l Baran 3. Bowiey. | Remains may be. seen ater i p. raday. Februarye 2; Tuneral home’ 3435 5, ichols Relatives and friends in- viveato umnl Interment Woodville, Md. Births Reported. James and Katherine G O'Malley. boy. O A Martin H Setaneiser, o -' hi tin fher . “ka ‘l‘\fien- L. Northedge. J hn W. and Dorothea Wofford. rl. Georee B. e. i f‘ D [] l ‘Gorham, 'h; 3o a“flr'nu l'mmeu sirL. Stazie and Ethel “son Deaths Repor!ed A , 90, 213 Aonas olh?x:b'afi' 85: Nitioar Homeo- Susan i ta h % ux. 57, 3108 N st by, 86. 2336 High Florence x.'xe hedy, 52, 1827 Wyoming Bsop bl AL, Eeresngy, o, Vrtle E. Helnrich, 35, Natio a e Hoshital athic Hos P Lemul B Stanley, 30 1523 Osden st. Minnie ' Suddath, 903 e S caRoert K. Lavsiter: § honths, 161 East a) ary Clark, 58, Home for the Aged and fid"z‘h.lde Jackson, 53, 10 Brown et. s.w. .ve'n'n’usv Cnnrer 45, 1312 € .. 1632 'Corcoran at. Claud L. H-mu, 23, 616 Ernest Brown. 21 Gill Chil 08D l\umm- L5ien. 16 months. CRdrens Hos- pyLyther Dade. 9 months. Children’s Hos- Im ¢, o Maxie and Ethel Johnson, 1 Dix st. n.e. % 3ona Vaden 1 hovr, Preedmen's Hospital. ity by Australia’s 1933 wheat crop is esti- mated at 226,000,000 bushels, an in- crease of 13,000,000 over the previous world production. At a Price That You Can Afford! To correct the impression that our quality funerals are expensive, we list to the right the cost range | of our last one thousand funerals.. Joseph Gawler Sons, Ine. 1750-52-54 Pa. Ave. N.W. Less than $200....104 $200 to $300......227 $301 to $400......220 $401 to $450.. . 98 $451 to $500......100 $501 to $550. .83 $551 to $600. .4 $601 to $700. $701 to $900. Over $900 ... National 5512-5513 Call Ryan For Handsome New Unlettered Sick and convalescent patients enjoy and appre- ciate a ride out-of-doors in the fresh air. They can have comfort and safety at the same time. Driven by careful, experienced nnmdaul James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Ambulance Anywhere in Washington 3 Atlansic 1700-1701 ave | n.e. Reward. Phone N | B last_week. Poor Quality is never a bargain! It has never been the policy of the Tabler Funeral Service to advertise prices. We shall not do so now. But we do want the people of ‘Washington to know that the dignified, understanding service we render and the high quality of the merchandi less—than the prices displayed in Every m{olllflt man and woman selecting a funeral director. .| we supply costs no more—and frequently costs sensstional advertisements., should learn the trus facts before Requests or visits for further infor- mation are courteously receiyed, are strictly confidential and incur no obligation. 928 M St. N.W. WASHINGTON D.C. Tabphone » uaTIONAL 1544 ¢ MAJ. SUMMERS GIVEN BURIAL IN ARLINGTON Retired Army Officer, Native of Tennessee, Died at Residence Here. Maj. Alexander Summers, U. 8. A, retired, 77, who dled Tuesday at his residence, 1113 Twelfth street, was buried in-Arlington National Cemetery this afternoon. Maj. Summers went been a member of the District National Guard from 1898 to 1017, ‘when he was transferred to the National Army for war service. He went overseas with the 163d Infantry and stayed in Europe until February, 1919. when he was honorably dis- Betore coming to this city he was a newspaper man in Knoxville, Tenn. Be- fore the war he was in the statistics dlmlon of the Bureau of Education. is survived by a son, Norman summers of this city, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. J. L. March, with whom be made his home at the Twelfth street address, Will Present “Hay Fever.” BETHESDA, Md., February 2 (Spe- cial). — Noel Coward’s play, “Hay Fever,” is to be ted by the Mont- gomery Players here February 18 in the auditorium of Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School as the third offering of Lhelr 1933 schedule. Rehearsals are being conducted by Louise and Ralph 8. Fowler and the cast includes Marjorie H. Hathaway, Fay Fliedner, H.urri Hathaway, 3 Anns Moore Comverse, J. Do]ph BLshop Pauline Whitacre, Mahlon Selby and Doris Dewey Day. BOSTON BULL female dog, white face; Tost mple Heights, D. C. ' Reward. North CAT—January 25. '33, large male with _collar. ne: _”man Pulky Call” Adams '0590-3 G tortoise shell, Monday. of ‘Agri and Govt. Printi nnd:r call Mrs. Ellis, NA. 4645, aol.u WATCH CHAIN WITH BAR. Tuesdey between Georgetown University H sts. Reward. Edward A. Ki Office. Branch Teturn of travelers’ checks, ‘cash and letters: los tween ~ Baltimore, . a incol morial. *_ Return’ to Mrs. Hannah Weber, Willard_Het: = %0 Bils vieilty Togern e th st. car. Phone old; n. DOG—Male, about 8 mo etnesaay night, {rom Tors &R Reward. Ga. s E—Black_leathe; Diamond fiicab trom Kann's Dept. Bore. Wedhes: day evening: contained large sum of money and other valuable belongings. Libera re; s-mma of tmlrl bea be:uen 300 l'i!.h st. n.w. and Dept. of Commerce Bldg. Re- turn ‘to Room 5127, Commerce BIdf -EIGHT DOLLARS. car L. Powell. 1669 Columbis rd. WATCH—Man's, Tllinois, 21-jewel; lost Sun- day between th and C, 14th and East X Reward. Atlantic 0812, W h k. b it Vi e Bt srrbe. Bom <The k7 A.. at 17th and K s nllh! Jlnuuy 31, kindly remm to dnk “at,h. W. C. A. and receive nvnfl of no crystal; Wednes- 5 Selven Dunater reward. West 0982 IST WATCH, lady's Bulova. 4 sapphires, lost in & WRI 3, dlamonds: $400 REWARD for the return to Nichols Compa 6 0t "a “diamond and ‘platic 3 larse dllmnnhux. in ll Lowest Possible Cost tation for & repi L M. CAWLER CO 1804 M St N.W. Net. 2650 GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST A UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 P S s We have amased the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapia Sts. N.W. Ty CHAMBERS o} Capitol sts., where Exalted Ruler. LEE CAMPBELL, Becretary. CAINE, VMI'IA B Ute dence. 1425 at "" vium‘mm Pearl Prancis Srandmother Caing CoATES, G an [ i u c'-'f .nu.'#q'.{ 1Mmm: ¢ mvérgldmmnm 2 % | SULLIVAN, o Tal "clock. from the pmz “Church: T6th ‘4nd You , tor. Beindlves'and frierds tmritear 2 P COATES, GRACE. Al mem! ? the nited !em;glenl A8 Amociatian ore oo JOHNBON, Pres. LLEN NORA. On Wednesday, February 1, 1933, ELLEN NORA, h-laved Jife of the late Robert Dewar. from the W. Chambers Co. (uneul bome, 14 T400 Ehapin st nw.. on Baturday, ruary 4. at 10_a.m. xnumm: at Arlington National Cflne pIX. W AM E. ary 1.1933. at nis retidence_ 1o0T St WILLIA E.. belo bruary 3. at 2 p.m. Lincoln Cemetery. ELLSWORTH. CHARLE EWSTER, JR. B Thutsdey. Februscy 51050, B¢ CAL: Gren's “Hospitar CHARLES BREWSTER . beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. harles ' B." Ellsworth, months. Pune: dence. 730 Tew! February 4, at 2 EMMERT, GEORGE I( !ufld:nly. on wed- Desduy, Pebruary 1, 1043, at his residence. 4 GEORGE M. EMMERT, Interment run ye W. Funeral from his late rexlflenci Pebruary 3, at nf Selhel Cemerers.” Alexandvin: va. ¢ On, Thursday. Peb- 1 her late residence, the Nlunml Luthersn: Home, LOVISA Puneral from the National Eitheran Home chapel "Saturday.. Pehe ruary 4, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. * terment e RAY, the devoted mother of Earl Gray and sister of Eugene Hebron. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. D.W. " ouadenis s Mbdsy, Japuat onday st Forestulle; S wILIAN LLMAN K HA] band of Margaret Halim; ot Jumes and Elisabeth Hallman. brother of ‘Jobn. James A, Charles, Ruhll’d Adele Helch- & and ld ard, Hallm; Remai !\mlll Dnluu (PEER- 30, e 4 et L ur Furiera] s.‘zumu. "*"'“"g et from Mt. Zion M.'E. Churci Relatives and friends invited. HENSON, CHARLES. Departed this me Tuesday, January 31, 3. CHARLES HENSON. 0 tidved husband of Marina Henson and devoted father of Dorothy n. 15, 8lso sur- 3 Henson: two brothers and two sisters. Irving and John Henson, Pear] Jackson and Hester Wheeler, until_Thursday. 10 his late residenice, 1310 C Wil be.héld on Friday Februsry 1 pm. Interment Woodlawn Cem- HENSON. SARAH. Departed this lite Wed: nesday, Pebruary 1, 1033, efter s brief iness,” at her "residence. 6 5th st n.w., SARAH HENSON. sister of the late Mary Ann Watkins Washington and_Hen- rietta Dorsey, devoted aunt of Mrs. Eliza- beth Smith. Notice of funeral later. * HUGGINS, JULIUS, Suddenly. on Tuesda: uary 31, 1933. at his residence. lmu Valley ‘st. h.w. JULIUS HUGGINS. de- voted nephew of Mattie Plerce and friend of Emma Tracy. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. l\'nen Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. KNABE, JOSEPHINE. on T 6. Puneral from tne abové residence on Friday. February 3. at X0 a.m.. thence to 8t. Joseph's Church. where ered at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 2 MAROCKER, MARY G. Suddenly ursday,” February 2. 998 C M G beloved " ‘wife. of 'rhomu 7. Marocker and mother of Mrs i on for the repose . Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. & MARTDX. DR LEE RICALD. Suddenis. Tuesday, January 31 e Hléxlld H-‘l" oy Puarenty girest Sa . Interment, Atlington. Natlonal 3 MATTINGLY, SUSIE M. nesday. Pebruary 1 Hospital. SUSIE M Iate” Lotts Gr Matiingis. Fonoral’ from the Eldbrooke Methodist Church. Tenley, fown, D. C. on Friday. February Interment Eversreen Cemetery, ne Bladensburs. Md- s, beat McCREARY, IDA On Wednesday. Feb- uary ).mlg"sann $:45 pm., at her resi- ence 7 st. Me- CREARY. beloved "wife of ' Edward E. Mo Creary. "Funeral Saturday, February 4, B0, @ from the funeral parlors of George Co.. 2900 M_st. Reintives and. friends invited. Golumbls Gardens: Cemetery, County, MeGHEE, FANNIE B. on Thursday. Feb- at_Providence Hospital, MCGHEE. beloved mother of 133, Intermeni Arlington seen a ! pariors, 301 East, Capitol rsday, February rgiCrvices and Taterment "a¢ Roanoke, Virginia Suddenly. on Wed- 1933, at’ his resi- . ‘Rockville. Md., WILLIAM E._be- loved husband of Emma G, Morgan. Serv- ices on Priday, Pebruary 3, at 9:30 am., his late residence, thence to St o T o MG will be offered for the repose of his soul. Interment Church Cemetery. MORRISON, LUCY R On Th rsday, Feb- 1933 ! her Tesidonce [ R. 83 years old. beloved Vite o' the Sate wmnam N. Morrison_and mother of Mrs. Nel id. Mrs. Susie & ntlioran snd Havry B ° Mortisun-an sister of Mrs. Susie J Humphries. Funeral from above residence. Notice of funeral later. REAY. SARAR 3. (DePeTied this life on ‘Wednesday. February I 1033, ., SARAH J. MU| ret Tdylor; a gran s- orih ‘nlcker and a host of other rela- {ves and’ friends =Remains resting at Rideely & Hicks' funceal home, 503 st.nw., until 6 pm. Thursday. nereatter gt ner late residence. ~Puneial Friday. from_the above ‘Interment Sount Zion Ceme. d. "Otha Selmon. mother: Imon, ln%flmmhu of ve. B, Wother 9 ln law of Minnie reat-grand S wilhels ‘and. Verlina Kent. She (%0 o their loss s h other relatives and _friends. Iestiog at the Georse chapel 1416 Fla. ave. ne. until 430 pme Friday. Pebruary 3: thence toher le Tesidence Funeral Sunday, Peb- ruary 5, 1 o'clock p.i m the Church of"God, New Jerses ave. setwesn SE aod X ";u. n.w. Interment Harmony Ceme- On Wednesday, h ¢ Dls, Tesidence 4110 st. beloved husband of Martha J, Pettit. Fa: geral’ from Birchs funeral parior 3074 M st nw on Friday. Februsry 3, at,1 am. Please omit flowe: UL JOHN F. On e e G Q ’Oflw "":fi!l‘hlll'lhln‘dh‘ olhAnenl X SPbrame Seler o ce TP R nw."on Fridey, Rorusty . am Churel e, tery. lt fl ‘mass at Sabrier's At 0w, Relatives &nd friends Interment Mount Olivet q?e- On_Wednesday, oot rrfl"" hb‘nllry e st 0 am. Y 5 Interment at Adss Liracl Cemetery. 5, JAMES P. Buddenly. on Tues- Jinuary o1, 1033, 3 3 anis ‘are at Zuihorst's pitol st. No- eral f-rhu. 301 l-n ROBY, MARY & 1 im e SherFenidence, 461 %AAW m g L:"g'.:“ 811 H' nw. %‘fx -o:.tdv‘n 'fi“ me'rfl- invitea” 4 e SUDDARTI ary beloved wit hnnmt :?5‘”"""3 i “ dnlh I:afll l!t' of o ral from the Dul (unlrll hm B sttt s Baods terment Cedar Hi| d'n " “'l'-llz! On Wednesday, bfllfin . 1933, at ( e, M Harris Ho 'S 202 H st. n.w. i l;e.rrykllxn ‘5 Tuneral home of Puneral l.rom‘ms funeral ..m.‘,'."o?’p.m’“fi‘w & the: hloyeius Church, 'ho;: xmngf: mass 'ul e said 1o Remaitis. ser SUTTON, MARY CAIIIE this 1 : MARY e t}nxnu Iflerl fl!f wite o James P. Button, devoisd mesthor of James T. Button, ir.; beluvcd a.ufilir Jane Farley -and the late H. Parley. “loving aister of Mro"§ er and James H. Farley. to mourn their ioss a_host of other tives and friends. Remains Barbour Bros.’ funeral home, Nouce of funeral later. B85 OB Moptey, Jun .mau (SHINE) A oved of Geo and Lol!l Ta ate. Re. i Me'ln funer: Notice f\mer lte .s J. H st. ne. THOMPSON. MARTHA E. ednes 318 Her mldenu s P L Mk B devoted Wite ol Qurles Thompson and inother ot Mae Waters_ Edna Wil o Mariha aces en, Jarvis West ":‘»n'"“"?nr"z"o?fi ahia Bom® barton ave. n.w. T me et New Bt s 2Kth st. between Interment Payne's Cemetery. 3 Departed this_life Ty JEN She mourn’ their loss s husband: Jobn T. Thursion: three daughters, Lile lien_Stiother. Bertha Strother and’ Mrs. sons. fouana Sun Thurston: xlso twe broth ers, George and Boss Waller. Body rest- 08 at Malven & Schey's funeral home, New Jersey ave. and R st. nw.. will be fhivped on Thyrsday. Feprusty s. te Cemetery in Mm‘}:el’lmu\"z i WILMER, YyO! EP. ary 1, ONNE devoted d-uxmer of Arthur Wilmer and | STanddaughter of Pea flin Notice ot Yoo home, nd Teral later. M Homapia reiting & an;'- nd ave. funeral 389 Rhode 'll!ON- JOHN H. ‘ruesdn. 5 Senl:u at Tunerat Some a1 Uy n.w., Prid; February 3, 3 Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. WILSON. JOHN H. tion of Lebanon Lo is hereby Cl]'?d for Fenrtars” 5 4 for the purpose of conduect; of ouf i ot om‘:”‘ ety (OMAS R. WILSON, Master. !n fimnriam BEHABETZ, JOSEPH F. In ving gfi:}x{g of ourh dc;r hlh“dJ&‘lPh}l ot May his soul rest m nelca DEVOTED CHILDREN, I ILDRE] Hn-!fl. BLADEN, ELIZABETH. In sad, b X’membYanAtB of OUY’. fl(lfll‘ molheru‘& BETH BUADEN, oo four years ago today. Feoruars =, 1030, S CHASE, EVA A. A tribute of love memory ot Ll::(y‘ dear friend, 'rvm e = A S US WO years ago m’- May h!r xoul Test in peace. HER DEVOTED FRIEND, D Y E. BELL. * DRECHSLER, ELSIE m:u:\ In lovin Jemory of our beloved daughter. DI . Who depart lfe four years ago" todsy, Februars 3, They say time heals a broken heart, Bug, oh. it seems untrue. ts have ached, Just for you HER LOVING MOTHER AND DAD, * FISHER, WILLIAM A. AND CARRIE. = 1In o AP et fathér and mother: WILLIAM A. and CARRIE departed this Iife five years aro today, February 2, 19 Kinp sl s i Thy keepin THl I reach the heavenly sHore. Then. . let me see them Love and mave Them o bt HATTIE. * FOUNTAINE, ROSA DAISH. In loving re membrance of my "desr si ROSA FOUNTAINE. who Tt 1T years abo to8ay. Febre SARAH KLINE, WILLIAM H. Sacred and sad me is the memory of my dear fathl WILLIAM NE, who departed this o today, Februsty 2. 1016, 1ife 17 yea: ; LAING, JENNIE. In sad. but lovin membrance of my devoted wife. M LAING (ffee Hollidge), who departed this life nine years ago today, February 3, HER LOVING HUSBAND, DAvmumu . LEMMON, RERNARD ALOYSIUS. In but loving remembrance of our dear hll 3 band and fainer BERNARD ALOYSIUS LEMMON, who left us six years ago today, February 2, 1 May hfl !0\1] rest in peace. MRS, AGNES S. LEMMON AND OHIL- DREN. LONG. TERESA L. In sad. but loving re- of _our_dear mother and mother-in-law. TERESA L. LONG, who departed from s 12 years ago today, February 2. 1921. Loved in life, remembered i death. HER LOVING SON AND, DA uaumm -IN- . Ve MEREDITH. ELIZABETH B. sad, buz loving remembrance of our devoted mother and grandmother, ELIZABETH B. MERE- DITH. who departed this life seven years ago today. February 2, 1926, When _mother's there home me. AND is always 1t doesn’t change. though we may rosm. But when she’s gone the house is bare, No saintly presence hovers there. May her soul rest in peace HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND THEL AND LOUIS. O'NEIL !lll.l.Y In memory of our dear BILLY, who departed this life 11 yesrs ago today, February 2, 19! Nothing can ever take aw The “love & heart holds. de emories linger every d: GRAND- V. L SPEARE CO. th rs to nor connected with 5,'.“":{ e n‘u'“"'“fi £Deate “estabiishment. Nationar 2s02 1009 H St. N.W, CREMATORIUM “h‘w AVE. NE. LINCOLN_5200. CHAMBERS Frank Ge?a’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. B odern Chaser Telepnons National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301, EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone LI Jos h-?fBuch's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH 3034 M St N, Ehone west ongo 11'JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. w. N 1337 10th ll shed "P‘l- lorth 0047 816 H ST. NE LINCOLN nm FUNEBAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. to Delivery Service Pr:.?l‘.t—c‘ pressive—inexpensive GEQ. C. SHAFFER RICES, Nk WAT. Glos &.Eye