Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1933, Page 9

THE _EVENING STAR., WASHINGTO D. C. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1933. S ey Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS GJ!;: Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast ZLELTEELRL LLCTRRRARCE RN 'CEDAR HILL Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery There are so many lovely loca- tions still available in Cedar Hill that every sized plot desired, from the very smallest to the one designed to care for your family :‘or generations to come, may be THOMAS CAMERON DIES AT HOME HERE Assistant Corporation Coun- sel Had Been Ill Since Last July. | PSS SRS SRS N R SRINSSNY ‘Thomas F. Cameron, 29, an assistant corporation counsel, died at 2 am. to- day at his home, 1321 Kennedy street. He had been ill since last July, when | he suffered a nervous breakdown. Mr. Cameron had occupled his post | since 1927, when William W. Bride, his | chief, was made corporation counsel. During his service to the District he | had been stationed at the Juvenile and | Police Courts and when he gave up his duties in July was engaged in th: seltlement of insurance cases. Born in Washingion, Mr. Came-on | corporation counsel. He was & m of the Knights of Columbus. ’m A year ago last November he mar- ried Miss Marie Greer, also of this city. They had no_children. ‘The couple Hved with Mr. csmeronn father, Willis H. Cameron, an emp! in the clericll de ent of the vall Research Laboral llevue. Surviving him are hu widow, his father an brother, Willis H. Cam- eron, jr. Funeral services will be held at his late residence at 8:30 a.m. Priday and at the Church of the Nativity at 9 am. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cem- 3 SWEDISH MUSICALE | Soclety to Give Scandinavian Pro- gram at 8:45 Tonight. A program of Scandinavian music will be presented by the Swedish So- ciety of Washington at 8:45 g'clock to- night, in the Interior Department Audi- torium. Guests invited include the Ministers from Sweden, Norway and Denmark; Senator and Mrs. Henrlk Shipstead, | Senator Peter Norbeck and Representa- Cedar Hill Cemetery On_Pennsylvania Avenue Last of the Capitol | was educated in the schools here and was gruduated from the Georgelown | University Law School. For a brief | period he engaged in private practice 'of law before entering the office of the tives B. M. Jacobsen, Pehr G. Holmes, Monrad C. Wallgren, J. Hardin Peter- | son, Harold Knutson, Theodore Chris- | tianson, Ernest Lundeen, Elmer Holdale, Jaul J. Kvale and Magnus Johnson. Right Reserved to Limit Quantities FREE Cigal'etteS! One Package Phone DIstrict 5215 Lucky Strike . Camel. . .Piedmont. of 20 Cigarettes of Any of These Brands— . . Chesterfield . . . Old Gold .Sweet Caporal Revelation . . . Twenty Grand . . . Wings Winners Crown Given With Each Purchase of 50c GILLETTE BLUE BLADE “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! 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Epsom Salt, USP., 4-0z. tin, 8c; Ib. tin, 15¢ Psyllium Seed, Black, Ib. . .. 49¢ PEOPLE simple and easy to use—takes but a moment y removing CHOICE WITH THE PUR It is an 1 investment. Very $1.00 TOOTH PASTE s Friend! = Gt Sl stain sarely - %oémm;é A jo¢ TUB OF WOOD'S BODY GOES T0 INDIANA TONIGHT Roy Street, Former Law Partner, to Accompany Re- mains to Lafayette. Accompanied by his one-time law partner and other friends from his In- diana home, the body of Representative Will R, Wood, who died in New York yesterday, will leave Washington at 6 o'clock tonight for Lafayette, Ind., where he began his career. Roy Street, with whom the former chairman of the House Appropriations Committee practiced law before cov- ing to Congress 18 years ago, arrived here today to accompany the body back to Indiana, where it will be buried be- side that of Mrs. Wood. The Repre- sentative’s nearest relatives are two sis- ters, Mrs. Edward Morse of Oxford, Ind., and Mrs. Fred Chancellor, Stock- llnd. . Out of Office Three Days. The veteran of 40 political years had planned a Mediterranean cruise, and was to have sailed from New York yes- terday. Defeated in the November Democratic landslide, Representative Wood had been out of office but three days when he died. This afternoon the bédy lay in state at the Gawler funeral chnpel. 1754 Pennsylvania avenue. “Wood was my friend and I am deep- ly grieved,” said Representative Byrns of Tennessee, the Democratic leader, | | who succeeded the Indianan as Appro- tions Committee chairman. ‘He has left written into the pages of House history an enviable record, and | every member of the House who knew | him will miss him.” “He had been one of the most prom- inent of hard-working Republ\cans for 18 years in the House” said Repre- sentative Snell, the Republican leader. | “No one ever doubted his r!publ.\cnmfln He had the backbone to say ‘no’ as chairman of the Appropriations Com- mittee.” At Work at 8 A.M. Wood’s tall, spare figure and horn- rimmed glasses were familiar to all House members. As‘ chairman of the Appropriations Committee during two | Congresses he constantly was in the | lhlck of floor fights. Rarely could he be found in his office, for it was Wood's custom to handle his cormspmdencc from 6 to 8 am. and spend the rest of the day at committee work, on the House floor or at the various depart- ments, One of the last speeches he heard in the House was about himself. Repre- sentative Woodrum, Democrat, of Vir- ginia, praised him Friday as “that great | warrior who can reason with such un- | erring logic and such forceful eloquence | on every topic on which he might en-| | gage in debate except one—and that u | politics.” Deaths Reported Dreis. 83. 811 X st. ne Martin 5 Hausita Cornelin K. Garner. 71, z41 Gallatin st Lemuel Towers, 71, 1870 Wyoming av Katherine H. Naliey, o ate Gasutity | Hospital | 0P A Ferguson. 65. 214 John Marshall bl | Tocta ¥ Parker. iy, Emergency. Hospital Rhoda V. Downs, 61, 304 South Carolina | Clyde B. Welkert. 53, Gordon Hotel Walter J. Pressiey, 28, St. Elizbeth's Hospital. Jefferson Hughes. 60. 1920 6th st. Georgiana Holmer, S oo Vine Richara's. Giarke. o6, Gallinger Hospital. | Katie E. Boarman, 50, 1605 New Jersey ave, Carrie Parker. 48. Preedmen's Hospital. George Beasley, 43, Walter Reed General Hospital pybaTEaret Jackson, 42, 8¢. Hlisabeth's Hos- tal. Esielle O. Letcher, 4, pi ‘Richard Jones. 36, Free | Freedmen's Hos- | dmen l Holmtll . "Alvin reedmen’s Hospital. Hhelma: Tasker, Children's Hos: LOWEST PRICED FUNERALS | Cash or Terms Geo. W. Wise Co., Inc. (W. 7. Taslor) 2900 M St. N.W. West 0138 City and Suburban Service Private Ambulance, $4.00 e GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST A UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 w For a_Cemplete Funeral Cars.and All We have amazed the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapis Sts. N.W. | ARLINGTON BURIAL MAJ. GEN S. D. STURGIS. WILLIAM K. DAVIDSON | DIES AT HOME HERE Ordnance Engineer Designed Many Guns Now in Use by United States Navy. Willlam K. Davidson, 52, ordnance enginecr 2t the Naval Gun Factory in the Navy Yard here since 1908, died yesterday at his home, 4108 Ingomar! street, following a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his late residence, with Rev. J. Hillman Hollister, pastor of Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Davidson's designs are to be found among the guns at present in use by the Navy. He is responsible for many of the improved guns used by the Nafvy during the World War. He was a native of this city. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Houghton Davidson, and three children, Robert K., Alice Eliza- beth and Willlam Houghton Davidson. s CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ‘TODAY. Meeting, Geological Society of Wash- ington, Cosmos Club, 8 p.m. Meeting. Grace Lutheran Brother- | hood, Sixteenth and Varnum streets, 8 pm. | Benefit card p‘rt)’ 619 Lexington | FOR GEN. STURGIS Rites Will Be Held for Former Commander of Panama Canal Department. Maj. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis, 72, U. 8. A, retired, former commender of the Panama Canal Department and wartime leader of the 87th Division, who died at Walter Reed Hospital Mon- day night, will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery at 2 p.m. tomorrow with full military honors. Pallbearers will include Mej. Gens. Charles G. Treat, B. F. Cheatham, ert Callan and C. W..Kennedy, ri( Gens. James T. Kerr and George Meclver and Cols. Richard T. Ellis, llr! McFarland and Edward B. Clark. Comm! ed a second lieutenant in 1884 on his graduation from est Point, Gen. Sturgis served in the Span- ish War and the Philippine Insurrec- tion. He organized and commanded the 87th Division at C: Pike, Ark, and took it to Prance in November, 1917. After the Armistice he com- | manded the 80th Division in France, and on his return was assigned to the ! command of the Panama Canal| Division. He was commanding gep- | eral of the 3d Corps Area when re- tired in 1925. ‘THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly colder, with low- | est temperature about 38 degrees to- | night; colder tomorrow and tomorrow | night; moderate to fresh west, shifting | to_northwest winds. Maryland—Generally fair for east and probably snow flurries in west por- | tion tonight and tomorrow; colder in east portion tonight, colder tomorrow | and tomorrow night. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, except probably snow flurzies in extreme west portion; slightly colder in east and central portions tonight, colder to- morrow and tomorrow night. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy, prob- ably snow flurries tonight and tomor- row; much colder tomorrow. | | Potcmac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barcmeter. Degrees. Inches. . 54 29.40 29.28 29.27 29.20 29.26 29.28 Record for Last 24 Hours, | Highest, 56, 6:00 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 33 Lowest, ago, 1 Yesterday— 42, 5:00 am. today. Year place northeast, 8 Dinner, Middlebury Colkn Alumni, | University Club, 6:15 p.m. | Dinner dance, "Amity Club, May- | flower Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner, Educational Committee, | Knights of Columbus, Mayflower Hotel, ! { 6:30 p.m. Lecture, Mrs. George 8. Gocdspeed, | University of Chicago, “A Century of Progress,” Women's City Club, 8 p.m. Benefit card party, 316 C street scrumu.st, 8:30 pm. TOMORROW. Military Order of the ! Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 | Luncheon, World War, pm. Luncheon, District of Columbia Bank- ers’ Associaticn, Willard Hotel, 12:45 pm. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Phi Gamma Delta Fra- ternity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Cornell Club, University Club, 12:30 p.m. | Sun, today .. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 68, on Febmn’y 24 Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 5:16am. . 11:54am. 5:35pm. ‘Tomorrow. 6:06 a.m. 12:31am. | 6:24 pm. & 12:45pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 6:31 Hllh Hl!h Low .. | Sun, tomorrow 6:30 | Moon, today.. 2:32pm. 442am. Automobile lights must be turned on one-hill hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches Xn the Capital (current month to date 1933. Average. Record . 325 55 709 '82 2.68 0.47 Luncheon, Department of State offi- | Oct cials, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, “Y” Club, University Club, 12:30 pm, Luncheon and ‘card party, Joseph H. | Milans Lodge, Chg)!er No. 41, O. E. 8., | Corby's bakery, 2301 Georgia avenus, 12 nocn. Births Iieporled. nd Winifred Cumings. boy. ze] Fawxett, boy. Mary H Nedo"ana Mary Mackcazie. voy. George B. and Margaret West. bo William H. and Anna McKenney, Georse and Esther Mudd. boy George Helen lulvlnlu. boy. Galen and Helen Hunter, boy. ry bot rando Spalding, sirl. nd Ella Brown, girl. Harry and Ruby Higbee, §irl Bondy an Francis and George :d SnaThcilie Grayton, b ucille Clayton, CratTey "and Arne. Suctars o Abner and Marihe Wiliems, eo] Minute Mysteries sohm 212 See Page The fact that there was only Price’s_fingerprints on the tele- phone receiver. Had Madison an- swered the phone twice, as Price stated, his (Madison's) finger- prints would have heen on the recelver. NO WICKEDNSSS HAS ANY GROUND OF REASON. November. December. Weather in Various Cities. | | & Temperatur Stations. g $ swpinsak WIIH Abllene, Tex bu: N Atlanie St Baltimore. Md Birmingham . Bismarck, N. Boston, Ma: Buffalo. N. Charleston. Chicago, il Frcloudy Cloudy . Clear Rain Rain Pt.cloudy Pt cloudy Cloud: Tadianapotisin 20: 3 ksonvilie. Fla. 204 .01 Clear .82 48 31 Pt.cloudy | . Clear Cloudy Clear . Pt.cloudy Cloudy Louisviie, Miami, Fl New Orleans LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Reseus lklmn 71_Q_st._n.w._North _ST3. —Livy. LOST. - part Collie, part Polics, Mou: rt'.".',a' PRetun 16 05 R st BW. 9. Pinscher: dark brown; tan e med ¢ars. Heward. ~ Clev. BROWN, l.un'n | lolsg{flll. PERCY. C. U. WINS DEBATE A team representing the Shahan De- bating Society of Catholic University won a decision Monday night over a team from 8t. Thomas' Scranton, Pa. The decision of Jjudges was unanimous. Daniel Guinan, John MacDonald and William Barron of the local university upheld the negative side of the question, “Resolved, That the United States should agree to the cancellation of all tnter-lllled war debts.” e Marriage Licenses. Wallace naldson, 24. 2125 Quincy st. ne. -ag “ginel L. Shievpe. 20, 5234 8ia a st Rev. rlli 5k Sachs, 3. and May Leven, 27 Q’Pl“mbrer Rev J. T M(h james E. Hooper. ir. an Garrison, 18. both of l'l!l“lvllllv Gegrae t rown E R Buen Th 160" 1 Willisms, aft Terrace pl. Bernice Chitara, s, % Terrace Bl . W. Drew. D' ‘ Johnson, b4, s city, Mabel E. Lelbrick LyRehbire. Judn R. B ly. @urd of Thanks. LENTZ, OREN L., JR. 1In behalf of Oren &nd Leah, we express our moct sincere thanks to relatives and friends for the king expressions of sympaiby in hou of distress when we fAND MKE RS, CHAUNCEY . Lantz, w. *Rev. and Ve Braths. ANDE! “SKEETS"). 8ud- | SO Taus l((ucrm% 1031. at “BKEETS") A lrnve"d}‘nn of William E. and the late Ellen T. Anderson. _Funerai arrangements in- | complete; notice hereafter. BARBOUR, WILI pass. AM RUBIN oBiN BARBOUR. Joving brother A Ry Mt thews, * Mrs. | Ein Johnson, Elizabeth Rurs and Alex- ander Barbow. He also other relatives and friends. ng at the John T. Rhines funeral apel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice ol funeral later. | BOARMAN, KATIE E. On Sunday. Maich 5, 19:11. at the residence of her cousi ve, 1605 New Jers ave nw. Miss E_BOARMAN. formely “of Alexandri; Punerai Thursday. March , at’'8:30 am.. from the above address: thence o Holy Re. geemer Catholic Church, where mass v be celebrated at § o'clock. Interment in family lot.” 8. Mary's Cemetery, Alex- um- e O, SR Miss Nannie Bellow Va. ND, CAPT. WILLIAM D. Wedn: ew-y B Oaren " Thaay ‘i his. residence. Bond's Coiage. Colton: M.+ Gapt WILLIAM D. BOND. ' Notice of funeral later. BRASWELL. LUCY _ANN. Buddenly March 7. 1033, at her Ath st. n.w., LUCY A Jate, Calvin Braswell on | re: Departed this life Mon- March 1. 1093 oL his residence. 654 3 LLOYD. beloved son o!‘ n.. He leaves to mourn his departure one brother, aunt. | dtather. wife and & host of other Tel. | . 'mains te der 5 p.m. Wednesday: thereafter at’ his late | residence. Puneral Thursday. March §., nm !rom Mount Ol e llvtlsl between L ong !n\erm;’m Funeral -ruum*..y fro Ernest Jarvis You o aw. Tr | terment Payne's Cemetery. BURLEY, MAGGIE, Departed this life Tues- | a her residence. * MAGGIE _BURLEY. xienier of the Jate Wittam and Matilds | iges, loving mother of John Burley and sister of Charles Diges and Katie Smith. Remains resting st John T. Stewart's neral nome, 30 H at. n.e. ' Notice of fu- | neral lat | RON, THOMAS on wflnu T TR s Slaiasnce; Kennedv ‘st. n.w., THOMAS F.. beio husband of Marie Cameron (nee Greer).| Puneral from his lste residence on Pri- March 10 1933, R:30 m mass atives and friends invited to Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- [ K. On Tuesday, Ma 2 Interment Rox Creek Cemetery. FISSEL. ROBERTA M. Died st vamenfe' Hospital Tuesday Ma BERTA M. FISSEI Mr. and Mrs. 1, ne. Notice of funeral later. FLETCHER, MAGGIE. = Departed this life | s arch 7, . at_ her er rel Testing _at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home, 614 4'a st. s.w. Notice of funeral FOLAN, JORN P. SR, On Tuesday March his Testidence nerulrtrom the 3 ennsylvania ave. s.e. at 9 a.m.: thence to Holy Co FORSYTHE. ESTELLE. on i st Gallinger Hosital FORSYTHE, wite Of T. yine, - Fora Lo moutn “tneir loss” two- ils Loulse Shielde and Josephine Smith: four brothers, Preston. William . “Noryell L. of Salt Lick. d Nelson R_ Smith. and other eiatives and friends. Remaing Testing at Stewart’s funeral home, 30 H st. n.e.. until Wednesday afternoon. March thereafter will lie n state at W. Bruce Evans Elks’ Home, Fairmont Heighs. Pu- neral Thursday. March 9, at 1 p.m.. from Tet Churon o the Atonement. SGth &1, Interment Payne's Cemetery. On Monday. March 6. RSYTHE, beloved broth- e 0t TN Fosythe. Remains. resting at 5T Siewart’s Tuneral bome 90 H st n.w. Funeral Thursday. 9. B, from the Church of the Atonement, B6th st. n.e. | BACKETT. ALPHONSO 8. on Wednes- : &, 8t ohis g Tesidence; ALPHO) . Hackett lnd father Dot ne. thy residence ‘Marc] Helatives ‘and !nendl ment Rock Creek - eral hom Sarth 30, Relat: nvned fo siténd Interment Cemetery. 9 Izul A JA On Monday. March 6, 1933, beloved wife ‘of the late lanrd Y0erm: and mother of Lynden . Puneral from the W. eo ineral home, 1400 Chnvln st ;x‘:e Pives and friénds 1nvxua Giday, and friends | r Hill n’ Thursday, March 9, at 2 u rge F. . S ciating. Friends invited. n Cemetery, Colorado ‘Tuesds "’&‘55». ,.’fia%¥ TNew York Gits: MARY el Ge! T8 RICHARDSON. NOEA LEE. On March 7. at her residence. 810 ° et 11l NoTY DSON. beloved daushier cf Wi sister of Ehe alsa. relatives and friends. t the John T. Rhines and Eve sts. On Mondays A5 00, P her i dohn, M. ACICE AGNES, 1oved. wite"of Willfim B. in" the %8th year of her age. from her late residence on Thursday, March 9. at 9:40 am.: thence to the hapel of the Little Tiowsr. Glen Echo, d., where requiem mass will be read 2150 Rm - Tnterment Bt Gabriel's Ceme- _ tery, Potomac. Md. VINE, WALTER. On Tuesdzy March - i3, WALTER VINE, devoted son of Cas funeral reh. 147 et. nw. Interment Lin- coln Memorial Cemetery 1 VINSON, EDGAR A. 3," at his _home. Damas GAR' A VINSQN. in bis a1 beloved husband 6f Leona ve Rosme, ‘Damaseus. M3 s - dey. March 9 Service and interment at Darnestown Cemetery, Darnesiown p.m. Priends and reiati WATKINS. SARAN. 1033, SARAH WAT] mother of Mrs. al<o Ieaves one ) great-granden’ March 9 S Luesday. Mar KINS. heloved grazd~: Izetfs McCullough. She dso; an 0"k L ave. now: Rev. L W. Roy officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. WELSH, JAMES P aSiddenty, on Menday, March 6, 1 AMES P. WELS] ‘G Mount' WELSE, JAMES P The comrades of Gen- Nelson A, Miles Camp, N 8, V.. will assemble on Thundu mornfilm‘r March 9, at 5:30 s.m. el Interment Bv_order of > NELSON B. DURFEE. C: MARY L. On T the €%pparg Eno Al. Bt avmry e v\usow 3 Church, Hines © me. March 9. 1 kwood Cemetery, Suddenly. on Tuesday. . In_New York City._ the WOOD of Indiana. Body £ me chapel of Joseph a-wx:r. ave. n.w YOUNG, Jonru B 0 Monday. Mazch 8, at his residence. Aq Md.; JOSEPH H, YOUNG. husband of Margaret services Thur 11 from St. Mary's Church., AQuAsco, Interment Church Cemetery. in Memoriam BEALL. MATILDA C. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear moth- MATILDA C. BEALL. who died five Sears a0 todas. Mereh K. 17 You are_vot forgo:ten. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. o ENGEL. JOHN T'. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear husband and grand- father = JOHN ENGEL. who departed this life six years afo today, March &’ - belove Funeral am., Md! uv» upjlife and remember in death HIS WIFE AND GRANDCHILDRE! HOWARD. ANNIE BEATRICE. Sac The memots of the. peautitdl_lte of ouf beloved sister ANNIE BEATRICE HQW=- ARD. 'who left "us 10 years ago todsy, Ma ch R 19! TERS AND BROTHER THE OF REV. MRS, WIL- CTa TAMES HOWARD JACKSON. GEORGIANXA. L sad and los- my dear mother GEORGIANNA JACKSON. who departed this life 10 years ago today, March 8, Jesus, tender Shepherd. keep her Close within Thy heavenly fold There no pain. no arief can reach her, There no sin can soil her sou) HER AUGHTER, | EDTH BROGKS. "AND FATHER . JAMES P. BROOKS. JACKSON, WILLIAM La In loving memory our 'dear “son and brother. WILLIAM £ FerSBR Yo departed this Lte aix years ago today. March There iz one who £l will Hoger At the spot where you are laid. Who will come and bring you flowers On the grave that death has ma MOTHER AND SON. MYTON. BENNER R. In loving memory of our dear husband and father. BENNER R. MYTON. who passed away one year ago March 8, 19 today. d lovinz hands, st care ome is dark without him We mies him everywhere. Dearest daddy. thou hast lefi us, Hast left us forevermore Bup we hope to meel you. daddy. o t bright and happy shore 1 band in heaven 0"\01 " dadd: e recious da To Il the vacant sert o ‘WIFE AND CHILDREN. MYTON. BENNER. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of my dear father, BENNER MYTON. who entered into eters rest one year ago today, March 8, The world may change from year to year And friends from dav to day, But_never will the one I love From memory pass away. My heart etlll aches with sadness e ny a tear God 'oals ‘xomes ‘Bow’ I maiat you At the end of one sad year One year has passed. dear father. Since you were 7 How well do I remember That sad and weary day. You_suffered hours—yes, To wait for cure, but He called you home to Porget you? 1 loved you then. I love you still, Your memory is as fresh today Apin,the hotr vou passed avay ORRST - NEITZEY., KATHERINE. In memory of our dear mother, KATHERINE med M.r:h 8, 1923, FESIED: od) No, I never will G. A are her steps we loved 5o dear; S T et Y0 e loved g0 geas '00 far away for sight or speech. But not too far for OU’;‘E(E\OUIPU reach. CHILDREN. SMITH, JAMES E. In_memory of m: Drottier. JAMES £ EVITH, Tio Gepasesd this lifé Seven years ago today, March 8, 1 e:n!:%!n say and T will not say are dead. fo HIS SISTER, MAMIE SMITH BURNETTE: WILLIAMS. CATHERINE loving__ine ur Gear CATHERINE LIAMS. who (“KITTY"). e KITTY grossed the bar 24 years 250 {54ay Senren As the years go by, and wi nt in our hearts Iol’ e vou that Y AND IDA. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th 81, N.W. Esiabitshea_153gs NOrh 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO0. . 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Sodium Bicarbonate 4-oz. tin, 10c; Ib. tin, 23c Zinc Oxide Cintment, USP., 1-o0z., 15¢ Values on Your Daily Needs... $1.25 Absorbine Jr. 4-oz. 79¢ 35c Cleansiline Dry Cleaner. .......29¢ $1.50 Agarol Compound..........83¢ 50c Cuticura Ointment. . .. $1.00 Angelus Lip Stick...........57¢ 90c Dioxogen, 20-0z. size. ... . 65¢ Barbasol Shaving Cream.......33¢C 65¢ Dryco Baby Milk, 11-oz.. . $1.00 Bayer Aspirin Tablets, 100’s. .59¢ 30c Edwards Olive Tablets. . ..19¢ 75c Bell-ans Tablets, 100’s. ........ 25c Feenamint Tablets............19¢ 25¢ Blue Jay Corn Plasters. . . 15¢ Gerbers Cereal, 10Y;-0z., 2 for 25¢ 30c Emersons Bromo Seltzer. .. 50c Gloco Hair Dressing. ..........32¢ 10c Camay Toilet Soap. 30c Laxative Bromo Quinine ...21¢ 60c Italipn Balm Lotion. . $1.00 Ideal Antiseptic, pt..........59¢ 60c Carbona Dry Cleaner. 25c¢ Ideal Tooth Paste. ......3 for 50¢C 40c Fletchers Castoria. 35¢ Ingrams Shaving Cream. .. .....25¢ 25c¢ Carters Liver Pills. . .. 50c Jergens Skin Lotion. .. ...29¢ trimmed with light tan omne;‘ l'fl‘ D-‘ nport Call Ryan for Handsome New Unlettered Ambulance DRESS, brown ailk. bet. Tt i e Faahiae: ner, shaw] hefilxx? lady's brown| ihion's funeral pariors Friday, Mar ol .m. High requiem mass al Dominic's Church st O a.m. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. " MINOR, MARY M. Monday. March 6. 1333, at 6:45 p.m.. at her residence, 212 T st. MARY M. MINOR, 4 GERMAN _POLICE straved from 110 12 “Bue ard. um in front of 920 M Reward n!erm’{or mmnn o el ey Siaron's. Returs to Shoreham K Hou‘_ LEATHER Dm, ith_keys: ":”’r'l‘n“ aisnict; reward. Return 1628 2 st.. joved mother of Ruth Minor Fisher. also leaves two grandchildren. Chafles B. d Elmer C. Fisher, and many i 3 o o tlock Mondas ight- rn._Johnston. ME. m‘ THER C: from Shoreham Sick and convalescent patients emjoy and appre- ciate a ride out-of-doors ln the fresh air. They can have comfort and safety at the same time. Driven by careful, experienced attendants. wor 4’m and R, L l" nl Murfl. B S B LT Gall b lon- s xonruiu in- Surviving her also ase three maing ] i We will accept checks in payment of bill—a policy R ey Kot James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. ., Saturday Erict 9239. 8¢ 38 Tewire: ; reward. H“l’!l $400 REWARD three’ Jarge. square emeralds, twelve large mane lver o Sap Disin = turn to Nichols Co.. Woodward Bitte, Bt o bracelet, one inch wide: set with aller diamonds, fontmar Pint Ahetican Union between 10 aod ‘Tuesday, March 7. beloved wife ‘of the late xa other of Bthel M., Virginia L. M: » Mary Loul 'be Lula, M N h te ud o nma. 0 sie azies | $50 REWARD to Nichols Co.. ool jond and emeraid pin: w'fl ave. l.'. raret R.. ie and