Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1933, Page 9

INFORMATION Fhone NAY. 0836 educed Fares O.W. 35 Yeans SPECIAL Wednesday and Thursday Genuine Toric Glasses FRAMESS2232t% 89 Invisible Bifocal $7.50 OPTICAL CO. Genuine Toric Kryptok see near and far. 617 7th St. N.-W. PADEREWSKI GIVES BENEFIT MARCH 22 Mrs. Roosevelt Sponsors First Charity Event Since Entering White House. The first benefit sponsored by Mrs. | Franklin D. Roosevelt since coming to | the White House will be the forthcom- | ing concert at Constitution Hall of Paderewski, world-famous Polish pianist and former President and premier of | Poland, who will play an all-Chopin program at the big D. A. R. auditorium next Wednesday, March 22, for the benefit of the Red Cross unemployment fund. Several days ago, Paderewski's mar- agement communicated with Mrs. Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey, who is han- dling the Paderewski concert for the estate of the late Mrs. Wilson-Greene, asking Mrs. Dorsey to request Mrs Roosevelt to name one of the charities {in which she is interested for which | Mr.” Paderewski might play. as the | famous pianist was anxious to donate 'me receipts of his Washington concert | to_that cause. | Mrs. Roosevelt at once accepted Mr. | Paderewski's offer and, on being told | that the pianist had donated the re- | ceipts of his concert here last Winter | to a Red Cross fund for unemployment relief sponsored by Mrs. Hoover, com- municated with John Barton Payne, head of the American Red Cross, who | willingly agreed to accept the fund and | administer it for that purpose. Mrs. Roosevelt was enthuslastic over NO DOWN PAYMENT COPELAND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 3075 Originally listed at $156.50 Copeland is recognized everywhere for superior qualit And when we found that we could buy a limited quantity of these brand-new refrigerators to sell for ridiculously low prices we jumped at the opportunity. capacity. All porcelain interior. 9.08 sq. ft. shelf space. 63 ice cube 15¢ to 25c¢ @ Dav in This Electric Clock Which we furnish you with- out charge, pays for your re- frigerator. Main Floor— Reirigerator Dept. COPELAND; Orig. $382 41897 Double door. All porcelain inside and out. 108 ice cubes. 12.7 sq. ft. shelf space. Two-gallon water chiller. Automatic light. Delivered and Installed Without Charge! Dne-Year Service! Main Floor—Refrigerator Dept. THE HEC T CO: THE EVENING the arrangement, particularly when she learned that Paderewski's concert here last Winter under White House patron- age had netted a large fund. At that time both Mrs. Hoover and Mr. Paderewski were agreed that the funds thus realized be spent, at the discretion of Red Cross officials, for food in sec- tlons where the need was most des- perate. The situation in the coal fields of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky being deemed the most urgently in need of ald last Winter, the fund was spent for food for the families of destitute coal miners in Mingo County, W. Va.; Fayette County, Pa., and Bell nd Harian Counties, Ky. Red Cross officials were unable to say, at this time, just where the money would be distributed but it was as- sumed that Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr. Paderewski would desire the same ar- rangement this time. Every concert Paderewski has played in Washington—and they are only three in number—since the World War and the resumption of his music career have all been for benefits, the pianist himself not realizing 1 cent from either of these three concerts. The first was during the Coolidge administration, when he played an American Legion benefit at Poli's Theater. The second was last Winter under Mrs. Hoover's patronage, while the third is the forth- coming concert next week. In order to make the greatest pos- sible appeal to the public on this com- ing occasion, Paderewski has arranged an all-Chopin program. The musical importance of this can scarcely be oyer- estimated, as Paderewski has long been rated critically as the greatest modern exponent of the music of his famous fellow countryman, Chopin. ‘The program will open with Chopin’s “Fantasia, Opus 49,” and will include two nocturnes (opus 27), four preludes (Nos. 17, 16, 21 and 24), the “B Flat | Mincr Sonata, Opus 35" (grave, doppio movimento, scherzo, funeral marche, presto finale), etudes, Nos. 6, 8 and 12, Scherzo, C Sharp Minor, Opus Polonaise, E Flat Minor, Opus ", two mazurkas, “B Flat. Minor, Opus 24,” and “D Major, Opus 33" and | will close with the “Grande Valse | Brilliante, Opus 18." { Seats for the Paderewski concert are | already on sale at the Wilson-Greene Concert Bureau, in Droops 1300 G street northwest, and also y be ob- tained at Constitution Hall Ifler 3 pm. on the afternoon of the concert. Sentenced in Bank Robbery. WRAY, Colo, March 14 (#).—Joe ‘Wilkie, 27, arrested at Dawson Springs, Ky.. pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of robbing the Kirk State Bank of Kirk, Colo, and was sentenced to seven to nine years in the State Prison. The bank was robbed of $600 Jan- uary 12 ONE-DAY SUPER This Anniversary Event calls for quick sale for one day only! “Ballade F Minor, Opus | STAR, WASHINGTON, PAIR MENTIONED AS NEW CARDINALS Nuncio to Spain and Master of Papal Chamber Seen as Appointees. By the Assoclated Press. VATICAN CITY, March 14—The two new cardinals whose names are to be anncunced officially at & future con- sistory by Pope Pius were said by"pre- lates today to be Msgr. Camillo Caccla- Dominioni, master of the papal cham- ber, and Msgr. Deferico Tedeschini, papal nuncio to Spain. In anneuncing the eight additions to the church senate in his first con- sistory in three years yesterday, the Pope adopted the unusual procedure of refraining from disclosing two of the names. Spanish Situation Cited. The reason for this, it was said, was that the delicate situation of the church in Spain required Msgr. Tedeschini’s services continued there a while longer and the influx of visitors to Rome for the holy year beginning next month will make similar demands upon Msgr. Caccia-Dominioni. Cardinal Bonaventura Cerrett!, who is elevated to the rank of cardinal-| bishop, was the best known to Amer- icans of the cardinals serving here be- cause of his eight years as auditor of the apostolic delegation in Washington. Protector of Orders. Cardinal Cerretti is the protector of many American religious orders. Among them are: Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, Mil- aukee, Wis.; Sisters of the Most Holy Name of Jesus. San Francisco; Tertiary Franciscan Sisters of the Holy Family, Dubuque, Iowa; Sisters of St. Mary, Oregan; Tertlary Sisters of the Immac- ulate Conception, Davenport, Towa; Sis- ters of St. Joseph of Corandolet, St. Louis, Mo.: Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Los Angeles; Sisters of St Joseph of Orange, Los Angeles; Sis- ters of Charity, Cincinnati. _— Youth’s Dance Tomorrow. A party and dance for young per- sons will be held at Barker Hall, Seventeenth and K _streets, tomorrow at 8:30 pm. The Y. W. C. A. staff will act as hostesses. Super- AC- TION ... because it is on D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933. INCOME TAXES DUE |- TOMORROW NIGHT Treasury Will Begin to Know Revenue Expected at Deadline. By the Assoclated Press. The Treasury will begin to know at midnight tomorrow how much money th; Jnlew income taxes are likely to bring ear. y m. that hour, first returns on 1932 income become overdue, a return that is matled by then is on time. Exemptions Unchanged. Nothing has happened to change the rates established by the last Congress when it passed the “revenue act of 1932.” That act allows exemptions of $1,000 for single and $2,500 for married men, plus $400 for each child. On the first $4,000 above the exemp- tions, the Federal levy is 4 per cent; on all above that it is 8 per cent—and the additional graduated surtax begins with 1 per cent at $6,000. The tax, the Treasury has ruled, can be paid with a check on a closed bank— of which there aren't supposed to be (many by tomorrow night—provided the payer has made an honest effort to find some other means of giving the Gov- ernment its due. And if, after a reason- able time, the Treasury cannot cash the check, the taxpayer must replace it with something more negotiable. Tax Law Complex. ‘The tax can be paid in a lump sum or quarterly installments. For those who in these last hours wonder why they have so much figuring to do to estab- lish the amount they owe, the House ways and means subcommittee’s report on double taxation offers this consola- |tion: “Our present income tax law is de- cidedly complex in spite of many efforts In the direction of simplification. The complexity comes about in great meas- ure by a very proper solicitude on the pa$ of Congress in the direction of eqr Society Woman Asks Divorce. RENO, March 14 ().—Mrs. Elizabeth W. Thompson, New York society wom- an, filed suit here yesterday to divorce Levis S. Thompson, whom she married in New Orleans, November 14, 1928. She asked approval of a property set- tlement agreement. Originally $55.30 Only 20 Suites to Sell! A Hecht Co. suite of furniture ...and that means down-right good quality and honest work- manship. Center drawer guides. Walnut veneers. Oak interiors. Full dustproofed. No $5 Delivers It! Mail or Phone Orders! Pourth Floor—The Hecht Co. Choice of Extra Chest or Vanity, $14.94 | | Potomac, and Mrs. Raymond L. Crowder. | Mexican Official | Refugio del Rio, 50, mayor of Tecal, | & small city in the mountains 50 miles | east of here, was held in the fed- | BAG. black needle point, Tose NNAR, WINIPRED E. On Sunday. Ma w"“ hier’ Of Anoe E. GHbers aries B, Gibert. Puneral” From her h" l"lld!hcl&‘y l'(‘:.i.l )E at 'l .:,ln .l'ittm el e Mavited “Tatermont Cedar Hill Cemetery. BLAKE: WILLIAM A On Sunday, March A.. beloved husband m‘w‘u Puuul from m. Wednes rcl B PGS, 'm 'm“h'lnhm Alo’:l(;li.ch:!chi m high mass will be sung s Relatives and friends invited. Mount Ollvtl. Cemetery. BLUSH. LILLIE E. On Saturdsy. March 11, 1933, at 6:40 p.m., at her residence, 18 cmmf terrace, Cottage Gity. Md 8 USH nee H.nll)y beloved 'lh cnme- ‘W. Blush an lh Harrls, Punes bers. 50 lllnlr l hnm!, Cha- nw., l‘llcll 15, at " ‘thence to 8. Jamei ier, Md.. where mass wi repose of her red at 9 for_ the [ Ralatives aind riends invited. R terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. STROTHER FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORROW Rites to Be Held in Garden City, Long Island, Cathedral of In- carnation at 1:30 P.M. Funeral services for French Strother, 49, administrative assistant and literary secretary to President Hoover, who died of pneumonia yesterday at Garfleld Hospital, will be held tomorrow after- noon in the Garden City, Long Island, Cathedral of the Incarnation at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. George P. T. Sargent, rector of St. Bartholomew’s Church, in New York, will conduct the ceremonies. | Burial will be in Greenfield Cemetery. Mr. Strother’s body was removed to his home in Garden City last night. During the three years lie served under Mr. Hoover he resided at 2914 Forty- | fourth street here. A former newspaper man, managing editor and associate editor of World's Work magazine, Mr. Strother also was the author of several books. At one time in his period of service at the White House he resigned his post to return to writing, but resumed his place under Mr. Hoover at the latter's insistence. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Grace Farley Strother, and one son, E. Prench Strother. RITES TOMORROW Burial to Be Held for Miss Kath- erine Counselman. Funeral services for Miss Katherine | Counselman, who died here Sunday after an illness of several months, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at her late residence, 3467 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Rockville Union Cemetery. Miss Counselman was a sister of Wil- liam G. and L. Mortimer Counselman of Bethesda, Md.; Arthur Counselman of McLean, V: Frank Counselman of | Murvin T. and Misses Alice, Amand: and Mannie Counselmar of Washing- | ton. MAYOR HELD IN SLAYING Charged With Shooting Son-in-Law. TIAJUANA, Mex, March 14 (P).—| eral jaill today on a charge of shoot- ing to death his son-in-law, Manuel de Anda, 30. Police said Del Rio told them he shot De Anda in a scuffie for a pistol. Del| Rio told police, they said, De Anda had mistreated his youngest daughter while she was visiting her married sistes LOST. KEYS, "Monday _night, F sts. nw. Kb AUTO vicinity of 11th & Kindly’ call Lincoln $068-J. ttern, con- taining driver's license, chani 1d watch. _Liberal reward. _Call ¢ Return reward. _ Col. (e i i | CIGARETTE X_and lighter. in Diamond cab. morning; reward Reama S anarter B DOG—Los! female reward. onth-old_male police ¢ ight tan feet. Reward. —Bird dog. about year old. black haired, body. spot on side: collar and tag; Saturday e\emnl Reward. 81 nf ar Cherrydale & B0 race bllck spots on . c tax No. 0 urm‘! ILA_ ENVELOPE, conmmn: Bank de. | Bosits ‘and_ bank book of National Metro- olitan Bank. Reward if returned to 1112 PI°E. Harame PEKINGESE, 1 year old: h center of back: lns'eu lo nlme reward. 1605 N. H. nr'-b 4" PURSE—Dr ];ve Dtlmnnd cab. ln]mor_manve purse. Finder phonz Lm- coln PURSE. brown velvet, containing small sum of jmoniey_ and personal articles; Petworth section. _Reward. _Col. 4918-J. s ard. vel "Phone. Columbm To! Rflc rdu A5 301 he cnvtiean e oLAnsbuTE Tunch ernoon; C 1l FUNERAL DIRECTORS _————e——————— The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 05249244 412 H St. Northeast GREATER ONE OF THE LARSTST A UNDERTAKERS N THe WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w We have amased the whole srofession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapia Sts. N.W. You Got the Bi and the Best !ratl;n. BOUDINOT, GEORGE er 1003 a0 Bix home, 226 Weat i huem st New York City, Gi E 8., h J.llll ond ‘Boudinot. !nmnr- 1y ‘of Washing C.” Notice of fu- S Wednesday morsine g Post. Wem- bers of La Payette Lodee, No. 19, F. A M. plea nd. BROWN, ANITA P. 1933, "ANTTA P. A Lin rch 15, at 2 pm., neral home, 389 gz ave. n. CLARKE, CHARLES J. Suddenly. on Sun- belond husband of umorti "Gordon "and_the. late Stuart . Puneral will be held lflm\ 'l‘im nlon's funeral parlors Wednesday. March t_Arlington Nation: Relatives and friends invited. COUNSELMAN, JSATRARINE M. gay, March h 12, By "f"fi:'- e ol al_Wed % COUNSELMAN. daughter of the late wxm.m o 'und S A nselman. Tunerl her late regntnce Wednesdny, March 15 fterment Rockvile Unon ome- ery. CUMMINGS, ELSIE M. On Saturday, \luch 11, 193 her residence. 1611 Wiscon- #in ave. n.w. ELSIE M. beloved wife of the late Charles 8. Cumiings mother of Charles B. Cum nd grandmother o Mey Cumm aines, “Purcea secvices o the'w imbers Co. funeral home, uootmn in st nw o0 Tuesday. Marcn 4, at 0 p. t Sh) Hr Pa. on Wednesday, March 1B at DAVIS, ELLIS. On Friday. March 10,10 Vil i ELLIS devated son_of “Mary 3. Devis aba i late Isaac Davis. He ‘also leaves five Sisters and four brothers. 'Puneral Wed- da: ch pm.. from the B ¢ Sarvis Tuneral chareh. 14150 n.w. Interment St. Paul's Cemetery, Bindensbure, Sa: DISHMAN, RUBY. Departed this life on Monday. March 13 1043, at her resi- dence. 722 Castle place n.e., after a brief fiess. RUBY - DIBHMAN ics" Porees wife of Earnest Dishman. mother of Os- Yell Kemp Dishman, loving daushter of Nannie devoted sister of eaves to mourn and a Fu- nine ins host of other relatives and. menax neral Wednesday. March 15, at Sheriff road ne. Rev. Leon S. clating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. DODSON, JOHN A. On Monday. March i 14 At his “residence, Rockville. Md. JOHN A" beloved husband of Alice E. Dodsan. Bervices on Thursday, March 10 11 ‘am. at Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home. Rockville, Md. Interment Rockville Union Cemeter: 15 DOE, HENRY. On Tuesday, March 14, 1033, 81 bis residence. 2149 K HENRY DOE. 7 years, bmud isband of nd father of Walter Mrs. Margaret Prank- hauser and "Mrs_’ Alice Motter. services at the al day. March 16, n_u :nr:h Pl at Y FRANCES. On 'm._at her mx- : three Ern, 3 mnn tmon ind W- | 1l hree s 1da’ ol fin - rs. Annie Marcey rs. Florence Elliott, and one brother, Mr. George Car- Tett. Puneral Thursday, March 16. at 2 pm. from the Walkers Chapel Methodist Church. Interment church cemeters. 15 FORD. HARRY G. Suddenly. on Monda: ay s her residente. 711 HARRY G. FORD. Remains. the chapel of Prank Geler's Sons Co., 1113 7th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. FOSTER. CHARLES C. On Thursday. March 1933, at Havana, Cuba, CHARLES C.. and of Gerirude A, Foster of ra th on March 17 " "Helatives Ahd Triends. invite terment Cclumbia Gardens Cemeter: endon, Va. L algparted this 3. “MARY s 1o mourn their Joss & Movng +» Effie Powler, |rd a son. John a - loving d many ; emains Euge: Ford’s funeral parlor. 1300 South Cabito! st. Notice of funeral later. GARNETT. VIRGINIA_ R. Devarted this Jfe jpescetully on ‘Satirday. “Ma B R GARNETT. ‘be- foved wife"of Tt George R Garnett, {evoted sigter of Robert P. Mrs unders Funeral serv- ices ‘at Metropolitan_ B: ptist Church on Wednesdav. March 15. o'clock. Rev. E-C"Smith offclating. * Fricnds iiviied Interment Arlington National Cemetery. GORDON. WILLIAM DOUGLASS. Departed th: iddenly, on Sunday. March 1 1 his Ist st. n.w WILLIAM DOUGLASS GORDON, " son the late Wellington and Mary. He 15 surv sisters and 1rien ng ment Caroline County, Va GREGG. MARY. _on Juesday, March MARY GREGO, ‘wife. of T, Greni. RomynORESC, > 380 Rhode Island ave. fu; later. mum_rov LEONARD o Notics of 15 Mo residence. ONARD A, H‘Ah\uL:‘ON’ neral 17om the e of P.'A.” Taltavull. e Wednesday, March dres, and’ friends Cedar Hill Cemeter: aged 65 years. 15, Rela: Tovtted. anemx\!m Suddenly. on PAUL " SIGSBEE HAN- rs. beloved son of Alice Hanton and’the Iate Jon o cHanson Remains Testing in the W. W. €6 Funeral homer 1400 Chapin st Notice of funeral later. HARPER. JOSEPH GRAFTON. On Monda March m.. at his Fairfax _County. Va OBEPH "GRAFTON. HARPES. ged TS, beloved husband of Jane A. Harpe: dnesday, March rs | n.w. . George Wise 600 M st D fhterment. Oak Hil Gemetery. HAWKINS GEORGE. O SaLurday March 11, RGE HAWKINS 5th " i evie te ma e oss w6 brothers. four sisters five uncles, four sunts and many other relatives and friends Remains resting at the George Clarke Co. chapel 1416 Florida_ave On Sunday, March 12 akeland | Md. HA mnum e Tatas Mother, MARY HAWKING. tw- brochre James ‘and Charles Hawkins: one sister, Viola Hawkins. and host of other rel tives and friends. B ch . from Em. bry churm unhnd, Interment at Muirkirk, vm.l.uxl 08 Monday. March ;i the S1st year of his age. S0, Herndon, e beloved husband of Mary Jenkins (nee Hunter), father of Wil ' H Eiroy Jenkins and Norman B ington and M Clarendon. Va. Remairs resting at Whe: ley's funeral Home. 804 King St Alexan- Va. Funeral services at the above ertory ta Thursday, March 16, at 2 p.m. Interment Methodist Protestant’ Cemeterv, lexan . Relatives and friends in. 24 %o itend, 15 ted this lite at Blue Plains, D. C. He ‘leaves 1o mourn their loss'a devoted wife, Eliza e som Chyiey Kelly: one daughs ter, Irene Williams: one Brother. Richard other reh g i resting at 300 Botith Capitel 50, bfln -named :Y‘l‘lvelv ev. iends. Remains Ford's funeral home, Puneral from the Saturday, March t Coleman officiating. Imermrnt ‘ne’s Cemetery. 17 KELLY, OSCAR. Departed this Iife Tues- day. 'March i4, 1933, OSCAR beioved ‘husband of (he lats. Anna. Keily Remains mlln[ at the R. C. Rick: rdwn {uneral heme. "1700 Verimont ave. B.w Notice of funeral hfl’ell uwuu. JORN inday, March 133, at hll ruldnnte. 627 Eye st. OHN LAWLESS. beloved . Fu from the sbové resi: dence on Wednesday. March 2 R am. Requiem mass Church at § a.m. at " Na Tterment Mount Ohc vet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in- 1 THEL. vndl" March her mldme- lew Amster- s, nersl services 1n the W o., tuneral hom!h 1400 Ch Chnap arci alvan & ra) e. at New Jersey avi and R st. = Notice &t funers] ¥, ANN] on Tu AL Gargeld Hnmu JZZY (nes Brennan). moiher of Jnhn Remain reslln: at the W. lebe rs_Co. funeral home, 1400 L‘hwln st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. NEWPORT. JORN F. On Saturdsy. March Walter Reed Hospital, Cant PO R et d father of Geo . a: reh 18, 19: .“for the Durpose’ of at CHAMBERS of our late fill"l, .V! ing I' W K: ot Ofl uu? altendance of the brethren rnestly requested. Interment Rock Creek Cemeter KSEL, HANSEN. ter. p.m from Zion Baptist Church. 41rd st. and | . Wormley | 5 | Braths. OWENS, JOHN M. On Tuesday. March 16 033, at Providence Hospital, JOHN M. OWENg, beloved husband of Laura -, nla Owens (n l.lll. aervlfu l! !! lBI L Md. 3t T1 am. " Beintives and frenas luvied: “Toerment Crore gaand tery. rCi T RI their loss & loving mothe; Ma. Rich, and a devoted fathe: 'lllllm ll:h Hie slso leaves one sister. Betty Rich_and two' brother: vin and Norris Rich, Wost of other relatives and 1 home, 1300 South Capitol st. Tuesday, March 14, 8 above-named chape! aptist Church, Ve Wednesds: SCOTT, MARY. Departed um Jite Satur- day evening. March 11, residence. 408 11th st.s e, ARY lCO'llv Xu\ed molhe » Crowdy apd Della W m he leaves to mourn their lon tvo dlu(hur, fifteen grandchildren grandchildren. Rel IOYI( I'. Ru(h Dabney’ P, Thence "15 " iloam Westmoreland ' County, March ence. 408 In!ermenl Payne’s Clml- SHORTS. MAMIE E. Drparted this lue o MR M widow of u.amn H 8horts, belnved dlu(hler of Mr. J. Prank Johnaon, devoied miéce of Mis. Besae W Taylor. ° Others surviving her are her &randmother. stepmother. three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends Remains can be seen at her late residence, 1814 T 8. n.w. on Wednesday, after 4 pm. Notice of funeral later. On_Saturday, 08 . March A.z his residence, pm. Chureh, 15 s.e., Rev. Grant Gontee | officiating. Remains” resting Stewart's xumm home. 30 H st. n.e. 0 URA. On Monday, March O EAGAR AR TN of 50K beloved grandmother of Remains at Frazier's fu- %0 R. I ave. n.w iners Tnterment. Woodlane Cemetery. WEBB, JOUN By I jon Monday. March J . beloved husband rvices in Church *Point ‘of Rocks. Md " Wenrsgar: Ma, 30 pm.” Interment Point GENE. 7 o March i1, e E WHITE, beloved son of ihé 1ooe and Sarah White snd Joving Vhite. Mri Departed, this | }:m(})xder o‘olniIOblB” W or. Mrs. Ollie 8moot. Mrs. Sadie and Lorraine White. He Jea: R:nd"fl their loss many other Iriends. Remaing resting at E W Bu funeral home, 621 Flor n.w, neral W«!ntldly. March 15. l! 1 o'clock, from the Florids’ Avenue Biptist Charch: or o Int o "Arliieton National Gemefiry 2 142 WIDENMYER, WESLEY. On Sunday. March 33, at Emergenty Hospital WESLEY VADENMYER ed 66 years, beloved husy band of Mary deenmyer father of Beatrice, " Violet, Dorothea and. $rang father of Jacauline ul‘u Wednesday.” March his late residence. X' ’l 31 Rainser, Interment * Lincols Cel:lfllurl, Relatives "o and " friends 14 Sichard Iy Beall Wil d Blondie & ,thd yieidla Sish Willt and services and interment at his late home in Cnhlom ARGARET ELIZABETH. MARGARSR o er: 3 BETH. beloved Wite' of Heary 8. thxun anc molk‘fr of Mrs. \H’ll! Hinchey Payne and gri H e'l and - on Rela- P Taterment ur Sher B mother BETH BROWN. who mpv:ed this life one year 420 today, March 1 e wen i e pam. Her ‘ever-patient. womsott ¥ ? orn ot Has found swéet est at laet God saw the road was getting ro The hills were hard to climb v He gently clor a'"; loving eves A¢ whipere » HER WO DACCHTERE 26 “,’;2‘ wn AND ANNA SCHOEDEN a I\Kl'l( WILLIAM H. 1 of my beloved hutband, fifl'x iy eho” geparicd 'this m; Mour day. March 14 pEse s Hs w\mu WIFE, LOUISA L. cL cui rm r THER L 1o loving Jemembrance ER L. CUPID. hes eparted thic Life three Serent i) TN At Gone are her <lfp: we loved so dear, Silent her voice we loved 10 hear: " Too far away for sight or speech But not 100 far for thoughts to reach. DEVOTED CHILDREN. KRAUSE, HARRIETT. A tribute of love | “and devotion to the Htmory of z Racmory, of our dear a silent te emory of o dear. HE;RA c’i«‘xmnsw ERNEST, ELMER AND CAS. GURNZIE M. In fo our dear hutband and facher. GURNZE LUCAS, who en eternal rest one year ago today, March 14, 1 Only the lonely heart can know our sade i HIS DEVOTED WirE AND DAUGHTER. * MURPHY. CATHERINE. In loving memory of mother. ‘Mrs. CATHERINE who passed on March 14, Lo e CHILDREN. SCHMITT. LOUISA. In Joving memory of mother. 'LOUISA SCHMITT. who Tife Tweive Jgars ago foda: THE FAMILY. + TRESSELT. CHARLES. In | Of our dear ishand m“x.“;a""‘cu""‘““" ELT. who departed th year ago today, March 14, 103 Gone. dear Charlie, gone forev How we miss your smiling .But you left us to remember None on earth can take s il.l b 5 But_death has left a lo; ‘The world can n"l'lon!“rltfl WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. ¢ | VAN RESWICK. REBECCA. In lovin o5 | membrance of our dear mouner. RES VAN RESWICK. who_ departed lhl! ll" four years ago today. March 14 14 Gone is the face we loved s Hushed is the voice we jov r: vd:‘;iu _;u_hz’r’::ugol htl[p but ‘};)nder why <t are nlways the frst LOVING. DAUGH ks U HER ELLA %fly’%flq AND MRS. CAR!EII A, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, L National 2473 EVENTH N.W. Modern Chapel._ Teléphon: ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL §7. 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