Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1933, Page 9

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Gorton’s “Ready-to—Fx;y-” 2 cams 2]c ALSO OWNING AND OPERATING Specials! THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY’S CLOSING! Lipton’s Tea % 18¢ 4™ 35¢ You know Lipton's, it's recognized the world really fine tea. SPAGHETTI College Inn A la Mussolini These are deep-cut price: 3 i« 25¢ Prepared as the renown Italian chefs prepare spaghetti. It’s the delicious sauce that mak: regularly 10c. Sliver Label Peas . taste s0 good— 25¢ A favorite with our patrons for years. Packed by Shriver in nearby Maryland. P&GSoap . . . 6 19c “The World's Largest Selling Laundry Soap” cial pri FREE Small Can of b - e Sanico Pancake ‘or SANICO BUCKWHEAT MIX with Log Cabin Syrup at a spe- ( ch TWO PACKAGES with large LOG CABIN for 49¢ GREEN BAG COFFEE Land O’Lakes Butter . .. .2 ms 55¢ Sanitary Butter........ Jumbo Butter ......... Bulk or Carton Lard ... Nucoa Nut Margarine. American Cheese ...... Sanitary’s Special Coffee. . .». 19¢ 15¢ 10c 15¢ 10c .2 cams 25¢ IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Steak |(BOTTOMROUND = 21¢ Top Round, Lb., 25¢ SIRLOIN . PORTERHOUSE 1b. 29¢ Loin Lamb Roast 5 L e . . Loin Lamb Chops . b. Sale s Cut From H:.h Gu‘c Chuck Roast . . ... .. 14¢c 3-Corner Roast . . .. 19¢ Prime Rib Roast .p. 23¢ Beef Liver . ......1. 18c Ground Beef . ... .». 15¢ Breast of Veal. . ... 15¢ "Veal Cutlets . .....p 41c Py Lean Boiling Beef . .. b, 7¢ End Pork Chops ... Ib. 13¢ Market Sliced SANITARY’S SPECIAL SAUSAGE = 18c¢ SANITARY’S SPECIAL LINKS. . THE OR]GI_NALJ«- eunire SAUSAGE ™ 25¢ Campfire Marshmallows Standard Tomatoes ... .4 cans 25¢ Ford’s Preserves . .. ... .1 sar 15¢ Libby’s Corned Beef . ...2 cans 35¢ Libby’s Vienna Sausage. ...an 9¢ Libby’s Evap, Milk. . .2 tancans 9c Carnation Evap, Milk. . .tnean 5¢ o .2 pkss. 15C Chipped Be Sanico Jelly . .. Corn Flakes. ..... Comet Rice It’s “Hot Pan” Processed Package 5c 2 1bs. 19¢ RALSTON .. Pke- 22¢ Silver Slice SRaferRuIT. "&210¢ POMORANG.. . =n 12¢ 15¢ 10c DATES. . . .. Pk 15¢ Harbauer’s Good big 21c Zion FIG BARS Wheat Cereal CATSUP. . . . .bot. O K Laundry big SOAP. . cakes Concentrated large L. pks. . b.25¢ Ib. 29¢ Smoked Shoulder 4t . 10c Smoked Shoulder ¢t , 8¢ Clover Bacon . ... .p. 17¢ Puritan Bacon . . . .1b. 20¢ Boston Butts .. ... 12¢ Fresh Shoulders . . .1, 11c Fresh Hams . . ... .». 15¢ % Ib. 10c .w. 20¢ .m. I5¢ Ib. 25c .2 s 49¢ .2 e 49¢ .2ms §5¢ 2w 23c ...m 18¢c Uneeda Bakers Priscilla Butter Cookies products made by Uneeda Bakers. reue 18¢ American Pimento Velveeta Nowl SCPacknge GRATED s 5¢ Fresh Eggs ® Bulk. .2 s 35¢ in most stores ® Sanico. ¢ 20e cartons - 6-0x. can * Certified o 223c Government graded and dated ROYAL BAKING POWDER Special for a limited time Golden Crown Syrup . . Durkee Dressing. . . votties 9¢ & 23¢ BOSCO . . oo e SC Michigan Beans ....... Bulk Rice .............3ms 10c Sanico Oats.......... %-o pke. 5¢ Peerless Macaroni .......;s 5¢ Libby’s Tomato Juice . . Phillips Tomato Juice ....en 5¢ 21c .8c & 15¢ .3 ms 10c .3 eans 25¢ Fruits and Vegetables' Juicy Oranges 5 % 18¢ Sweet and juicy—shipped in bulk— no expemse for crates and wrappers Bulk Grapefnnt Celery ... ....2 stams 19¢ Collards .......3ms 10c Lettuce. 2 neaas 19¢ Pears .........4 ms 25¢ Spinach . ......3ms. 17¢ Tornips .......3 ms 10c Early New Potatoes ( &= Sweet Potatoes . l.emom S Tomatoes . 3for 13¢ ‘.......4|u.12e .2 for Sc . .3 ms. 25¢ Potatoes . ... .10 ms. 15¢ Box Apples. ... .4 ms. 25¢, York Apples. . . .4 ms. 15¢ >, 5 Ibs. 19c - 4 u,..loc Idaho Potatoes . 1) ™= 25¢ K Kk ok ke KRR K R kK ek e *****#t*#**i*t**t#‘*t‘i#t###*i#*****‘***t***#‘t****fitt#t#t*it*t‘tt‘#tt#t‘ttt | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH WAR-TIME COMMANDER OF 77th BRIGADE DIES Gen. Lucius H. Durfes, Retired Army Officer, Served in Spanish and World Wars. Brig. Gen. Lucius H. Durfee, U. 8. A, retired, war-time commander of the 77th Brigade of the 39th Division, died at his home in Riverside, Calif., yes- terday, according to word received at the War Department. He was 72 years old, Qen. Durfee was a native of Char- don, Ohio, and was commissioned from the United States Military Academy in the 17th Infantry in 1886. He served in the Spanish War lnd was cited for try in action Santiago, for which he was I'l.rd:d the silver star. During the World War he was pro- moted to brigadier general. He was retired for disability in line of duty on November 14, 1920, and he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Fanny M. Durfee. FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR CHARLES W. MORRIS | Masons to Conduct Rites for Bec- retary of Board of Trade. Funeral services for Charles W. Morris, 62, secretary of the Washington Board of Trade, who died Saturday | night at Garfield Hospital, will be held | at_his home, 2722 Thirteenth street, at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Burial, with Ma- sonic rites by Benjamin B. French/| Lodge, of which he was a member, will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Morris, who was & member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants, | was head of the real estate fim of | Charles W. Morris & Son, and was & lifelong resident of the District. He is | survived by two sons, Wesley McClellan | Morris and Kenneth D. Morris of this ' 1clty‘ a daughter, Mrs. Willlam J. Rush | Willle Burgess, survive in Dallas, Tex. of Detroit; a sister, Mrs. W. Porter Cox of this city, lnd six gnndchud.ren. UNDERTAKERS M THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 365 w Fer a Complete Fumeral Cars and All We have amased the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the B: and the Best from mus'. N.W. WASHINGTON D.C. Titsphome » wacrionas. 1344 « GEN. BURGESS’ BODY 'ormer Governor of Panama Canal Zone Helped Build Muscle Shoals. ‘The body of Brig. Gen. Harry Burgess, former Governor of the Panama Canal Zone, who died Saturday at Hot Springs, Ark., after an illness which forced his retirement several months 2go, was en route to Washington today for burial in Arlington National Ceme- tery. Full milif u.ry ‘honors will be accorded Gen, Burgess tomorrow, with services in the Fort Myer Chapel at 2 p.m. Chaplain Ralph C. Deibert of Fort Myer, will officiate. Gen. , who was 61, became Governor of the Canal Zone in 1828 and his resignation was announced by former President Hoover last Fall. The general had been in ill health for some time and while on extended leave from the Canal Zone, he went to Hot Springs to recuperate. He was succeeded as governor of the zone by Brig. Gen. Julian L. Schiey. Gen. Burgess played an important part in the building of the huge Gov- having been in charge of designs and surveys. His military career included service in France as commander of the 16th and 30th Engineer Divisions. After the war he filled the important post of | maintenance engineer at the Panama | Canal before being appointed governor. Born at Starkville, Miss, he graduated from West Point in 1895 lnd commissioned in the Engineer Corps. He went back to West Point in 1898 for a two-year detail as an engineering | instructor. Mrs. Mary L. Burgess, his widow, who | was with him at the time of his death, is accompanying the body to Washing- ton. They had no_ children, but two| |of his sisters, the Misses Fannie and |CALVIN C. HC HOLLAND, 40, DIES AT SANITARIUM !Pnnaml Held Today at Residence Followed by Burial in Congressional. | Calvin G. Holland, 40, son of the | late Dr. Calvin A. Holland of this city, Sanitarium, | died at Washington | Takoma Park, Md. Friday night, fol- lowing a long illness. Funeral rites were held at 2 p.m. today at his home, 3734 Jocelyn street, Chevy Chase, followed by burial in Congressional Cemetery. He resided | at the Jocelyn street address with his | sister, Mrs. Watson V. Shelton, who is his sole survivor. | Mr. Holland, a native of this city, | was the only grandson of Capt. George | N. Holland, who served in the Vermont ‘Volun!esrs during the Civil War, and who became an early settler in North- | east Washington immediately after the war. — PAY CUTS ARE OPPOSED Spectal Dispatch to The Star. NORTH WOODSIDE, Md., March 20. —A resolution opposing reductions in the pay of any county employes and urging county officials to adopt a bud- i get adequate to provide for the main- | tenance of necessities in the school sys- tem was passed by the North Woodside | Citizens’ Association at a meeting held | in Grace Parish Hall. | A resolution of sympathy was also | passed on the death of Frank A. Lutz, past president of the club and & char- ter member. Leo P. Watson has been named treas- | urer of the association, a post held by Mr. Lutz. Births Reported. wflfllm H. ai Lillie Thompson. boy. Jack 8. and Henrietta Nance. boy. John L. llld Rosalie McDonough. boy. ‘Thom nd Prances Pyne, girl Wll'llm \h’ nnd Hazel Davies. boy. Mildred W‘i,gemzn, #irl. - Bo¥. John and Minnie Carter. Whiam and Mary Harwell il Joseph and Lucresia McKenn Herbert Erma Robinson. Deaths Reporled. Aldemidia Kidwell Heath. 90, 243 14th st.ne Rose A. Groff. 64. Garfleld Hospital. Soetex T Hoinrook 6o 40 K % atherine V. W. Brodhead, 58, 3100 ., Sarfeld Hospital. T 1823 16th st ing. 37 c-nmm; Ho‘m'll i John Wesley Fergusor. 0. Jullan St. George White. 6. Tuberculosis Hospital B 5 Calvin Pringle. Ernest Powell Hortense Beck' 1. Gallin, Charles Cooper. 3. Gallinger Hospita EISEMAN’S |} SEVENTH AND F ALL-WOOL SPRING SUITS ‘18 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN APRIL $6 IN MAY $6 IN JUNE New colors—new models— new patterns. Smart grays, tans, browns and blues. All- wool materials that wear and hold their press. Bargains at $18. See them, pen a charge account. Nothing down—pay $6 monthly, ———a———— e LOST. BOSTON BULL—_Male: smail white spot back Vicinity No. Cleve- fand Plrk Revam Cle 3024 GSTON olor._name: ae msmly GG Jost " Chevs Clevel: CHANGE PURSE_Dark brown leather. con- taining sum of money: downtown Satirdar. Reward. 1617 Isherwood st. n.e. Atl. 2119: 'A'r boy’s black leather. 10th and O sts. ‘Thursd: Finder please return to 310 Tain st se CONTAINER. nickel pl d. off n truck: between Jesse Theater, n.e. lnd lilll Girard n.w. _Owner. _Liberal rew: DOG—Named Rascal: male, brown T white spot on thtn. wplxhed around 50 lbs.; about 3 31 Franklin st. n.e. —Reward EN ROUTE TO CAPITAL| & & ernment power plant at Muscle Shoals, | <5438 Aineer | Qard nf Thanks. AH of Mrs. L BHELTON, S loving e and mother, 'WILLIAM 7. SHELTON AND PAMILY. * Btaflm. B 7 Creek Church rd. 8ID- ORANAM BESSELIEVRE. Years belored Rusband of Neir: 3 melievie ‘and father of Mrs. W, E. Lamb and Mrs H. L. Hamilton. " Notice'ef fu- BOYD, CHRIETINA wrina Uiy March dlu‘hllr lfl Olrrle Boyd. She leaves nuny other relatives and {riends to mourn_her departure. ains resting at the John T, Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and”Eve ta. Notice of mneni later. | 90 Sunday. March be held from the above mm-nc. on Wednes- day. March 22 at R:0 am. Reaulem mads at 86 Martin's Church at o Thetment Nount Oliver Oometery. tives and friends invited. BRINKMAN, MARIAN L. Sundey. Mar 33 a.m. Rela- : o1 B, " Helatives and” frionds tsites attend. " Interment at L‘an Lincoln Cem:? ery. BRITTON, PRISCILLA. n.w. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home, 389 R. L ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 21 BRAUNINGER, LOTTIE B. On_Sunday, Msrch 10, 133, at Palisade Park, N 7. IE B, UNINGER. beloved mother S Josepn M. Bonitans. Puncrar from to Jesidence of her gon. 09, 13th st_ne. on Tuesday, March 21.'at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends ‘ave invited. - Totermens Bros: pect Hill Cemetery. HARRY C. JAMES BURIED Walter Reed Employe Interred in Arlington Cemetery. Harry C. James, 1522 Trinidad ave- nue northeast, employed at Walter Reed Hospital, who died at his home ‘Thursday night, was buried in Arling- ton National Cemetery today, follow- ing funeral services at his residence at 1:30 p.m. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Florence E. James, and four children, Richard K., Harry Curtis and Willlam O. James and Mrs. Nina Hendricks. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight, probably ending tcmorrow morning; slowly rising temperature tonight, lowest | about 40 degrees; moderate shifting | | winds, becoming fresh west or northwest | | tomerrow morning. | | Maryland—Rain tonight and pmhnbly tomorrow morning, changing to (now flurries in extreme west portion tomol row: slowly rising temperature tonight colder tomorrow in extreme west por- | tion. probably Virginia — Rain tonight, clearing tomorrow morning; slowly ris- ing temperature, except in extreme scuthwest portion tonight: colder tomor- row in west and scuth portions. West Virginia—Rain tonight, chan to snow late tonight or tomorrow; much colder late tonight and tomor- TOW. River Report. Potomac River muddy and Shenan-| doah clear tocay. Report for Last 48 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degree . Inches. 52 29.92 29.99 30.02 Saturday— 29.81 29.73 Record for Last 24 Hours. H‘gh?st 42, at ncon yesicrday. | ago. 55. { } Lowest, 37, at 2 a.m. today. Year ago, | 5. Year | 3! | Record Temperatures This Year. ! Highest, 74, on March 14 H Lowest, 14, on Februar™ é. Tide Trate, (Furnished by Unite”: States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) | Today. Tomorrow. |High . . 2:5lam. 4:00am.| v 9:36am. 10:44am.| High 3:30 pm. 4:36pm. | Low . 10:19pm. 11:20pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today 6:13 Sun, tomorrow 6:11 Mocn, today. :12a. Automobile lights must be turne one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the | Capital (current month to dnu) Month, 1933. 325 24 2. 3 25 Septemier. October. . November December..... .... Weather in Various Cities. i e e ie oot e ham Pridey night: white body, bhtk and brown face marking. Tag No. 455! Re- ward. _Decatur 1220. DOG—Bird dog. about year old. black head- ed, white body. black spot on side: collar and ta Enlurdu cyening. Reward. ' Ge. 8163. moox = s Reward 1710 Good Hope rd. K if returned fo 1 WRIST WATCH--Lady s, dlamond platinim: lost at, Union Station. "or in_ Pullman car 251 on gnm from N Yo arriving 5 Prid: iberal reward. Mrs. Edith B ety M m‘m\\m‘\\“\a FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel % SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LiIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St Northeast m\\m\\\\m CEDAR HILL Washington’s Most Beautiful Cm-c-yy of lving, the subs 1imeést “events ot Tite must often be you may must be necessarily high. is, however. 15 not true, particularly when the matter of perpetual main- tenance is the chief factor. Cedar Hill Cemetery On Peansylvania Avenue East of the Capitol v El ] £ Btations. +e0e gm0 *4wpamsas WIUAH Ablene, Tex... Albany. N. Y. Atlanta, Ga Atlantic_Git; Baltimore, Md. Birmingham - Huron, 8. Dal Indianapolis.In Jacksonville Fla. Kansas cits, Los Angeles. Louisille i, Fla 2 X 78 42 81 0.97 Rllnlll YOREIGN. (7 s.m., Greenwich time, today. ) Temparature, Weather. 40 Part clwdi oc Gibraltar. Spain. e (Nson Grsenwich unm Horta (Fayal) CAzore &D flll‘l‘ hfiomkulg: Haval Beaths. BURKE, WILLIAM. _Suddenly. h o o0 s Besereency Hospiral, ‘WHIL: BURKE, beloved father of Gertrude xfll“]!v and nfi:'fl[:tfl friend of Bes: ends. Remains 3080 T tines fumerat cha Ere sts. 2 s.w. Notice of funer: above Tesidence on Interment in Walker's Chapel, V comml.s' JOHN J. On Bunday. March 10, | 1933, JOHN J.. and of the late Jessie I.°Connors. He is also sur- vived by one daughter, Mrs. Ellen Funeral from H. Padeett's " runceai bome il ’ Tuesday, ¢ 10:30 a.m. " Interment Ar- Hm Hitlona Gemeicry. AN. On Friday. March 17, iy P 8, Emersency Hos: ! VIVIAN. “the beloved and only daughter of Josephine Coo) Funeral lay, March 21. fr er’ late resi- dence, 62 Defrees st. n.w., at 8:1( = inence to Holy Redeemer Church, *hipetaid ot 5'"'" *iRterment ‘Mount am. ent Moun! Olivet Cemetery. E CORNELIUS, I.A'JI.A VIRGINIA. day, March 19, 1933, neum at her sister se., URA \v’lROl’N’!A ot the Tate James W. Corneli: f Mrs. Annie Fields and Mrs. mln and sister of Mrs. Mary l ‘Wilker. Funeral from the above residence on Tues- | day, March 21. at 1:3( m. Relatives and friends are invited. terment Con- | gressional Cemetery. DAVIS. RICHARD FRANCES. On Sundsy. March RICHARD FRANCE! Remln resting at the W. W. Chambe: eral home, 1400 Chapin e Notice oF funera 1ater. EDGISON. ADELE. ~on Sundsy. March 19, 933, ADELE EDGISON, the devoted sister | of Banbs Eomison and asier-ioiaw’ of Laura Edgison. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Tuneral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Op Sundsy. March 19 ER, beloved wife of wa, ol £ ‘Fisher ana Mre. May B Scott of c.x itornis. Funeral from her fate, resi- ode lsland ave n.w. Tues- 2l at am. Requiem | 8. Martin's Chureh at o am. | Relatives erd friends tnvited. nterment | Fort Lincoln Cemetery. FRAME EDWARD. On Saturday. umui t Galiinger Hospital, EDW. FRAME oft 40 40 st pon e eavas | to mourn their loss 3 host' of Telatives and friends. _ Body tempora:ily rest:ng at | Milvan & Schey's funeral home i ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. | GAASTRA. ALICE H. On Mondsy, March 1933, ALICE H., beloved wife of J. M. Gaastra, mother of Henrietta Neilson | and Herman Gaastra. Fu from the | el funeral home. 818 ne. on Wednes at 2 p.m.~ Relatives and friends inv Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GEANT. WILLIS Departed this life on rn- day, Maréh 17, 1933. at oacnce 21336 ‘Hoe Jerses mver WILLIS 'GRANT. heir loss s devoted wife. Fa oving mother, Mary Gr: one A nnis Grant. and a_host of other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral parlors. 1300 South Capitol et. ~ Puners] Tyesday, March 21, at 1 from St. Matthew's Baptist | DN 3 Mve and L st ge. Rev | t’ officiating. _Interment Ariington | National Cemetery. Remains wil to his late residerice, Monda; m, 4 IBFLMA M. On March 17 THELMA M HALL. aged Toved wite of Lawrence Hall and. dlu(h'nl Burtonsvilie. interment in Unlon Cemetery, ville, on Tuesday, March 21, at 1 HANCOCK, SUSANN; on_Saturday, March 18, Sinty. Sed SoCq'33 sears. wile of the late Jonn Han: | sock and’beloved mother of Ella M. Hol- | an e 1 March " 21, at p.m. elatives and | friends invited to attend. Interment at | Oak Hill Cemetery. HEMPLER, EMMA K. On Sunday, March | 1035, ac her residence, 3710 13th st beloved wife' of the late lhme resider: Relatives and nt Arlington Nations LIAM. iends invite Cemetery. 21 Departed this life Sat- R, 1933, after a brief ill-| She leaves to | o'clock {rom et Jorn Rjchardson oficias ;mumem Payne Cemetery. Friends invite ISAAC. NETTIE BAKER. Passed on to a petter life Sunday March 18 103 SAAC, &'“Jnfs'knl‘ iy Eizapern .nn Williain Wesley Baker St th anagtilite Wl S and beloved sister of William Rae Baker. | wil el he of ‘Thos. . 2000 h’;rhoh ave. se.. pm. ~Interment Congressional Cemeun JACOBSEX. MARY €. DIERKEY. of Christian_P. er late re: . o7 Wednes- day, March 3 g .;_thence to the' Shrine of ‘the Bacred Heart Church. it st and Park rd. now. where mast offered e 10 am. Interment on f Suddent Synday. Maren e Rev K. 3. K [ ved husband v( Mfir\ C. Kmney and iather of Mry, Ethel K Geran, Mrs. M. F. Ayres. Mic K. Kinng ard J. A% Mbonaid Kinsier. ~ Late Tesigenc 226 § st.ne. Remains resting at W. Chambers' funersl home, 1400 Chapin st n.w.. until Tuesday morning uneral services in Rhode Island Avenue Metho: estant c and Rhode O O Pusadny. Mareh 21 30 pm. Interment Richwood. Ohi Boay Schey's fu- e and R st | RNofice of funeral later parted this life 2 e e cdmens Hosoit beloved and “of mmuem‘ Eoch and devored brother of Thomas M Limch of Oakiand. Oalif’: Lula L. Redri- | 'Dr. Harry C Lynch. Evelyn L. King Tynch = Funieral Wedniesdns: T at s pm. from Bundr's fu- neral chapel, 621 Florids ave. now. Re fives and friends invited to sttend. 21 * A9 Beaths. PIKE, CHARLES A, On eat 18, 1933, at 2. o 7 Castigs’ £ betovea hube band of Minrie B Bike and Teiher of Albert H. Pike of New York City, all for- merly of Washington. Funeral from his late residence at 10:30 a.m. Tuesdsy, March 21. BEED, JAMES. On Sunday, March 19. 1933, 27T s ot sen band of Agnes Reed. late residence on Tuesday, March 21, ihence to i Mary ment St. Mary's Cemeter: RICH. ANDREW. Departed this life on Sat- urday, Mareh 18, 1933 at_Tubercuiosis Hospital, AND] RICH. He leaves to mourn their loss s loving wife, Rich, two brothers, Sam and Linwi Ri two sisters, ' Rosle Jackson a Rich; hews, one stepmother ives and friends. L. O. Banks offi- Interment Ogrove Cemetery. Re. Tuesday, March ”’g’l“ LIAM. On Baturday. March st his residence. 1346 Riggs ROACHE, the devoted hujblnd of Harriet E. Roache. and father of James H. Rosche. He also leaves one ‘One’ grandson_and fends. ~Remains resting at the rnest Jarvis funeral church, 143> U s til 4 pm. Tuesday: thereafter at SAXTON, 8. WILLARD. On Sunday, Marc t his residence. 1347 Harvar M. ILLARD SAXTON, ased 103 Years, BusbaRd-of the lute Mary Wells Grant Saxton. Funeral, services at 5, H. Hb uneral b 290 SHANELIN, JERRY. As Inf 8H Toted ‘Tather of Eveln Garlin leaves & host of friends 1o mourn arture. Remais ines " funer: W, STAMPS, ALPRONSO. B0 a0t a:xurdn, Mareh 301 Of Aghes Brampe Gosding aod the late M. W fiumm brother of Herman P. . brother-in-law of Alice Stamps and uncie of Herm ps, ir. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Pu- neral Tuesday. March 21, at 2 pm.'{r the W. Ernest Jarvis hurch. 14: You st nw. Interment Lincoln Meimo Relatives and nds invited. 20 STUBBS. JAMES B.. JR. On Sunday. March 19, 1633, at Homeopathic JAM B Jr. beloved husoand of Rde (Esansy Btubbs. Puneral from his late residence, 1316 Juniper st. n.w., on Tuesday, March 21, at 2 pm, WHALING, WILL] JOSEPH. On Priday, March 17, 1933, JOBEPH. be- loved son ‘of James E. and Nora Whaling. Funeral from his late residence, Montello _ave. 21, at 8:30 Name Church Mount Olivet friends invited. DA, MAY. Sunday, BN o R on Yionaay Miarcn 4 Ber Yate residence: 4526 Geor te eenhil a2 Cemetery. B enf Relatives e March 19, p.m. Tuesday, March .. MAUD wife of the fate 30hn L., Williams. Remains resting &% the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 1ath'st nw. Funeral services and inter- ment at Edwardsville. on, s;r ay, March s _residence. 19, in Memortam § WNLEY. WA In loving rememe Ao, WALTER BROWN- 3 eparted this three years 5 tokay. Maren 20" o3, Love and remembrance last alays HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EMMA BROWN- GRISSAM. WILLIAM J. 1n sad but !orma my dear husband _an R fSiner, WILLTAM 7 Gfil* Diritea Btaten Bark Poice. who was gied one year ago today, March 20, 19 Wher, alone in our sorrow o There come sweet memories of long Ungnown to others, you steal to our side And whisper. “'Dear ioved ones, death can- not divide ’ DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * LESTER. ELIZABETH I. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear mother. ELIZA« who entered into eters Bal_rest twenty-one years ago toda¥s Ma; rch 20. 19 A 3 devoted mother and & true mzr who by her wisdom. unders standing. counsel, _fortitude. plety and fear jof the Lord, will alvaye be remem EDNA AND ZOLO. lflu.n CLARA E. A tributs of love and gevotlon ‘to the memory of our d daughter. sister. nfece and c CLAR, . M "died one vear ago iodats March 20. 1932 Seems like to The suti doesn't ahine so bright Seeme like to me The stars have lost thetr eht Scems like to Tiusg can's hQIn but sigh. Seems like X tear stays in my eve Bince you went away MOTHER. DADDY AND SISTER There are stars that go out in darkness. But Thelr silvery Lght shines o Thers ‘Afe’ Foses whose' fraerance sull inge When lh blossoms are faded and gone. @OUSING, JAUNTTA AND GLADYS JACK: uwon AUDREY 8. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear daughter AUs DREY SYLVIA. who departed this life six vears ago foday, March 20, 1027 There are stars that go out in darkness. But their silvery light shines on. There are roses whose {ragrance still Licgers. When the blgssoms are faded and sone MAMMA AND DADDY. EY, ROBERT A. In sacred memory o i devoted brother Tn Irstesnin xig entered_into_ eternal rest one year ago, g‘\gfipolz‘fm"ébun (FRED sMIT 5 Pres, WILLIAM S . ar. Sec PINKNEY. B ObKw eiat Ty ot e PINKNEY. "who depuried T as the He is ot deac, Re s Jus: v VOTED WIFE. o v -?:'“"y‘,mo'm'u‘.'n' "'x’“" Jom, *HeNHY ) raace of my o, HOOD REYNOLDS. who deparied this lite three years ago today, March 20, 1040, ALL, LUCRETIA K, On March 18, er home. 331 Gorman ave.| LUCRETIA MARSH. aged Stars Cemved wile ) of GeOrE: Marshail,” Funeral services at the above residence on Tuesday, March 21. at 2:3( rment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. ces at ber laie residerice on | March 21, at 1 pam. Relatives nds invited to attend. Inter- at Glenwood Cemetery. ELLA. Departed this life March ¢ nger Hospital, ‘aves to mourn trieir loss a loving sister. Agnes Washington: iwo devoted ~ brothers, Andrew and Jamcs | Green, and a host of other relatives and | friends. Remains _resting _ at I have framed a picture. son, of you, In memory. loving and true. None but ‘my eyes, darling, can see your fac For deep in mother's heart ts its iding place. HI8 LOVING MOTH SANFORD. HERMAN HARTWELL. JR. Ioying, memoty of our dear’liitle “BAND BOY.. farch 20. 19. AND GRAND\!UTH’YI FI.'NERAI DI’EECTOR& " JAMES T. RYAN Alllnuc " TIMOTHY HANLON Li; 611 H St. N, Ford's funeral home. 1300 South c-wuox‘ = st. Notice of funeral later. MILLARD. VIG HANNAH. On Sunda at Providence Hospit: Tofiowing & short fliness, VIOLA, A MILLARD. beloved mother of Charles e o Neihamg o 1%g3. Ihaleside terrace. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. | funeral homs 01, 14k & nw., on | Wednesddly, March 22, at 1 MOODY. - EDWIN M.. JR. De life on Sunday. March 10, 1635 Tesidence, Q jie Belove Moody Barnes sr.i brother o Ford, | M:s. Matllda Tyler, Frank and Cornelius Moody: uncle_of Edwin Hood. nephew of an. He also leaves a host er reiatives and friends. Remains Testing at George E. Gardiner & Son's fu- neral pariors, 300 3rd st. s.%. Notice of | funeral later. MORRIS. CHARLES ci ARLES nm.ed this st nis W Qn, Saturda: 1933. at ‘Garfield Hosplt S w N hnana of the. late Liftie McClelland Morrls. Services at the re MORRIS, CHARLES Members of the Association of O oldm “Inhabitants are re- quested to the funeral of our late associate, o m 'W. MORRIS. from his Iate residence, 2722 13th st. n.w, Tues- h day, March 21 1933 at 2 pm_ " 3. ELIOT WRIGHT. Sec. MORRIS, CHARLES W. A special communi- cation of Benlamin B. Prench Lodser No. P hueby called for 'nnemy. Mazch 21, 1935, at 1.3 lodge H N llk brother, direction of Becretary. MEwaAR, macHaRE: Ou Trider, Maren 17, 1933, RI )lmm 55 1o mourn_tnel ' He I d"oted 'fle, Bflu R. Newman; !'0 dl\ll ters, Pearl M. Bell and Eloyce B Hackelts o, Brothers, two Bsters and d friends. Re. he Lo Candue services. for gur 1 the -nnmnnil master. SIDNEY Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ;v!‘a‘d‘erfiscvh!agzlfl e T»{'o‘.'{.x ational2473 . N.E. LINCOLN 8200 JUSCPh F Birch’s Sons 18AAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. \ W, Ehone west 00oa 009 lished 1841 {JOHN R. WRlGHT CO. 1337 10th St Phone North 0047 -nunea 187 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the original W. R. Bpeare establishment. 1009 H St. N.W. Phone National 2892 GEO. A COMLEY 3200 M 8T, GEO, A COMLEY ~GEry 1 l. r 261-3-1 Artistie Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Night Phones. Clar. unti i Ther at his late residence. Redeemer Church on Tuesdas. March 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet High mass at | —__Art EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEM MODERATE FRICES. FHONE NAT. 0108 O Bt 4¢h & KVE and Sundays !