Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1933, Page 9

CEDAR HILL Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery Members of Order of the Eastern Star are eli- gible to purchase lots in the Masonic Section. Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol LOWEST PRICED FUNERALS Cash or Terms Geo. W. Wise Co., Inc. (W. F. Taylor) 2900 M St. N.W. West 0138 City and Suburban Service Private Ambulance, $4.00 A Little Further Pure Dye Silk Sl s w:fl’.'cx. 2{,, l Print Hooverettes 49¢ Day Frocks . 3 for $ l $3 to $5 l-'amdllinm Model,” _ “Cupform’ sl.oo Ponuln lllm!nll l’orto Rican Gowns for $l Some fronts. brown, Fast-color_prints a variety Stzes ,,,u it ‘Women's embrotd- erd and ‘spoliqued 1ront gowns. my vat prlnu lnd lpleevzleu -nd vufl to 20. Girls' Taffeta Blouses 2 for $ l Boys’, Girls’ & Infants’ Coats a2y, e 8 .00 25¢ to 39c Infants’ Wear SR @ for $l “Cinderella” Dresses Sl YR | 59¢ to 79¢ Jr. Boys’ Suits kel T | $2.95 Smart Silk Dresses .00 ! fine we Printed—of Bizes 8 to 16 year: Daintily fast-color years and Street and Sunday aight styles. Black and| nigh shades. Special for Dollar Day! p, Silk Crepe Lined % Dress Coats - All wool crepe in good styles; capes, stitched fronts and cuffs. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 48, taffeta lined. RICHARD PARKER, D. C. LAWYER, DIES Services to Be Held Tomorrow Aft- ernoon for Attorney Who Prac- ticed Here for Forty Years. Richard M. Parker, 78, an attorney here for 40 years, died late yesterday at his home in the Northumberland Apartments, after a long illness. Born in Carlisle, Pa., July 20, 1854, Mr. Parker attended Dickinson Coll in Carlisle, graduating in 1874. Short! afterward he ':15 admitted to the bar and began practice. He came to Washington in 1893, and in 1903 married Miss Sallle Miller of Kentucky. His law offices were in the Washington Loan & Trust Co. build- ing. Besldes his widow, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Parker McKeehan of Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be held at his late residence at 2 p.m. tomorrow, fol- lowed by private interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. —_— D. C. STUDENT HONORED Spectal Dispatch to The St HANOVER, N. H., March 29 —Rnbefl. H. Michelet of Washington, has been elected president of the junior class at Dartmouth College, it was announced here following election of officers held by the second and third year students. Up the Street THE SMITH IS APPROVED Georgia Avenue Business Men Favor Him for Commissioner. Arthur Clarendon Smith was unani- ‘mously indorsed for the post of District Commissioner by the Georgia Avenue Business Men's Assoclation at & meet- ing of the association last night. ‘The association is the sixteenth local body to back Mr. Smith for the ap- | ¥ pointment, it was said. A. U. WOMEN TO DEBATE Debts Cancellation Subject Meeting With Oberlin. The American University women's debating team will meet Oberlin Col- lege on the question of cancellation of war debts, in Hurst Hall on the campus tomorrow night. ‘The judges will be Dr. H. A. Smith, pnnclpll of Central High School; Dr. H. Wilson, principal ot National Pll'k Seminary, and Dr. E. H.I%bte resident of Wilson Teuhm College. hairman will be Mi American University debaters Collefi. will Ann Henderson, Ru and Winona Buchanan. e Auto Accident Injuries Fatal. Henry Johnston, 65, colored, of Upper Marlboro, Md., died in Clnulty Ho-pl- tal late yesterdly from injuries received when struck by an automobile near Marlboro, Md., Saturday. of MRS. LOUISE H. EARLL, 77, CHURCH ASKS WOMEN EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 Card of Thanks, TO BE BURIED TOMORROW| TO MISSIONARY PROGRAM 'm‘fu ko e Y Religious and Civic Worker Had Been Resident of District Bince 1883, Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrdw for Mrs. Louise Harding !hrll 77, religious and civic worker, rites at National s-pm: ‘Memorial g:urch burial will in Glenwood Mrs. Earll, who was the founder and ident uot the cmmu&lt{hembh lers’ League, secretary first Congress of Mothers and an officer in the W. C. T . U, had lived in the Dis- trict since 1883. She is survived by s son, Donald M. Earll of Washin; d three broth- ers, Albm M. Hndlnu and Edward T. Harding of Washington, and Lee R. Hardin, ton, Iowa, and three grandchildren. CHARLES RUSSELL TALKS Civitan Club Hears Discussion of National Symphony. Charles Edward Russell addressed the to a discussion of the National Sym- phony Orchestra under Dr. Hans Kindler. Songs by Bill Raymond, ac- by Prof. Louis Potter, com- pleted the program. But Every Step a Money Saver Open a Charge Account! NOW KA 1316 - tupendous, Thrilling Money-Saving Event HURSDAY Men’s Broadcloth Shirts Collar attached—white and colors, Seconds and 4 for S l Men’s Broadcloth Pajamas {o":“.m ,bmldcloth— zf sl or D. Men’s Work Pants R 3559 8 .00 Men’s Shirts or Shorts Pancy broadeloth s Men’s Mogadore Ties 6::°1 Men’s Trench Coats color, Bizes 36 to 1.00 Boys’ 49¢ Shirts e gualtist AR 3 for® l Boys’ Wool Knickers 2 for $ l Boys’ Pullover Sweaters 2 for $ l Boys' 50c Overalls E'%‘:; T Bies R 3 for $ l Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes B(ravslktnd oxfords—tan— sl 00 atent leather and Plack calf, Exceptionally well e. Genuine mogadore tles —neat stripes. 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Only 50 to Sell 195 “Hodges” 8ul THE SUITS—N g."“.:.."mal‘"'a;'-;x ATS— it t -ll ds and miz- Dumbarton Methodist Will Wel- come Members of Other Denom- lnnflon to Session Tomorrow, Womm throughout the city have d.been invited to “m:tund qum y"” program Methodist Church, 3036 q lr.net. nndn mup!eu of ‘the Home and Foreign Mis- slonary Boclenem Rev. R. 8. Barnes, the pastor, will lpnk at the morning service at 10:45. ‘“Pll lddull at _the nnanm E. ua!nmn. ou Women Can Do to Promote CONVENTION PLANNED Salvation Army Arranges for Meeting of Young People. Plans are nearing completion for the annual young people’s convention of the Salvation Army, to be held Saturday and Sunday at Temple Corps, 606 E street. Col. Arthur M. Smeeton, chief secretary of the Southern termory. and Mrs. Smeeton will arrive Pfldly Atlanta to direct the meeting h A handicraft exhibit, a b!bluu drama ¢ |2nd & series of religious services Sundsy will feature the convention, to assemble representatives of many younfopeople‘ groups organized by the Salval WASHINGTON-PHIL“IPPINE PHONE SERVICE TO OPEN Connection Will Be Inaugurated Tomorrow Afternoon When Government Officials Speak. ‘Telephonic connection between Wash- ington and the Philippine Islands will be inaugurated at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow with conversations between Govern- ment officials here and in Manila. The service will be avallable to all sections of the United States for com- ielehone”sions neas” San Brsieiao near and Manila will Pacific Ocean. progress 1 to eventual establishment of service with Ja) and oth in Far P‘n other points in the CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘TODAY. Meeting, Home and School Associa- tion, Western High gh School, Meefln Hotel and Restaurant Em- ployes’ lhnu. Locu No. 'lDl llll I street, 3 p.m. Play, “The Red-Headed Ste 1d,” Pext’tmerm M. E. Church, Gnmpcéi“rcu ‘TOMORROW. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Raleigh Ho- tel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, D. C. Bar Blnklrl Association, Willard Hotel, 12:30 Luncheon and car card party, Acacia Chlpur. O. E. 8., Corby Bakery, 12:30 | fl l-ubll-had 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTO The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS %|in DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Llncoln 0524-9244 412 H St Northeast GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS N THC WORLD Think What Service Yeu Can Get as Low as Cars and All amased the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Ceor. 14th and Chapin Ste. N.' gest and the Best from EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS. (] $6 MONTHLY Pays for 1"onr New SUIT '18 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN APRIL $6 IN MAY $6 IN JUNE All-wool suits, tailored of long-wearing materials, in the newest and smart- est Spring shades. See them—a huge selec- will bridge the gap of the | BURDINE, tion in all models and sizes. Bt Ao Lo ‘;':h s durin ind st the death b-f ved husband and father. BADIE E.° WASHINGTON, LILLIAN L. ‘WASHINGTON, ELAINE W. Dowr.go, Bmlw. RSON, MARY On Wedne: 5 ll'n 2 19\13. at _her residence, 435 n.w. MARY VIRGINIA, Bl finis s, e ot 8 Eliaoeth B mun (née Masn).” tes of gumeral jate BALASCO, . 8¢ Emer- LABCO,” devoied husband fath of Austin lllluco ndkhé“ ll’ l?"’llel:'! -lm- &;\’lm oA’llN"RM::lnl r:mn. at McGuire's 1 neral home. - IATI!TI. DANIEL. On Mond" March 2 DANIEL BATISTE of 1459 Harvi Jol l’ Suddenly, m Mondsy, Marc .v-n- M. nw. iafch 30 at 9 the above pa Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. t n!ull,. LOUIS. Departed this life Mareh UIS BAYLOR, LO of 46 Lettie ' He & ho Remains Tay e view un & Co. funeral Bh\ll‘cll. 1700 Vt. ave. jednesday evening after - Rorsl mervices at’ the above ment _Thursda: Rev. B, C. Ric F Susper Allen. Notice of funeral fisiat emate. resting st ihe W nest Jarvia eral r.hureh. 1432 You st. b »mown Monday, Mareh 27, 3 0 at_Alexandria Hos. phiat i' -m»?u WN. | She lesy o mourn their loss one di Ratle L prabulin, ahd other Featives and friends” "Puneral Thursday. March 0. st 2 W._ C. Arn Id'l funeral %nrne. 311 North Patrick’ st Alexands RY L On Monday, March at her residence. &: Bth | MARY "L "“the “beloved wife of the laté terment in uwm ollvel. Cemetery. On Tuesdsy, ery County C. B hrn funeral home, 424 or Bpring, Md. Notice lu)na Buddenly. on March 1633, at Children's Hospital. DE- asusnter of Joseph B. valon M., Collins, sged 10 monthy. nc REV. WILLIAM Tuesda: h 28.° 1933, st x:u restdence. 2 Connecticut ave. . e Rev. WII DAVIS, D. hu nnm- "Davis. Bervices at the & Tines Go_ Finera Tome: 201" et on Friday, March 31, at 141 a.m. . On_Tuesday, M: 3 8 DAWSON of German- Md.. in his 74th year. Re: roating AL the colontal funer Wiliiam Reuben Pumphre; 85 the Colonial 1 m ment Monoci MRS. FREDA HERTZMARK WILL BE BURIED TODAY Mrs. Freda Hertzmark, 59, who died yesterday at her home, 2927 Tilden street, was to be buried in Adas Israel Cemetery this afternoon following fu- neral services at the home. Mrs. Hertzmark, wife of David Hertz- mark, was one of the founders of the Washington Chapter of Hadassah, and @& member of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Soclety, the Sisterhood of Adas Israel Congregation, the Council of Jewish Women and the Ladies’ Auxili- ary of the Hebrew Home for the Aged.| Besides her husband, who is active in Jewish and Zionist affairs, she is sur- vived by & daughter, Mrs. John M. Sager; & son, Dr. Maurice Hertzmark of | New York; three ers, Mrs. Max Cayton, Mrs, Joseph Kaminsky and Mlsu FPrances Jaffee, of Washing- two brothers, Max and Harry Jaffee, Forrest City, Ark., and several grandchildren. Births Reported. ohn J, and Eana E.Buckles. boy. i‘xf\ L. . Plerce wi o d Ruth E. Plll! boy. st W."ana Thelma A. Allin, boy. Armida (gchc;hm voy. Kl-"f;»fi: o A0 Eihel L Syunders, bor. x5 boy. R“::'- 'v‘v? ha" Geteviere W. Delahay, il Bernard and Alice Swann. lhl Albert and Grace M. Adams, irl. Patrick P. Marsazet A K "Rerin, etrl. wiri. Fre el = !‘:)l M"dnufnmfn";' . an. gir) Eva W. Daniels, girl. Oerlrd ¥ ln Ruth V. Altmeyer, girl. Herman dnd Peatl Conien, girl Raphae Mary E. Demtn! sirl. Qitho 8, ‘and "Oiive B. McKaz. girl Nannie C. Prnctor L Edward and Marle Winston, boy. William and Bernice Smith. boy. and James and ‘Roge Free ir) rd P. 'Ads £ Green, sirl. Vincent and Josepbine W. Young: wirl. Frank and Harriet McPherson, girl. Alvin and Annle Williams, girl. —_— Deaths Reporled. George D. Watt, 71, 2 TN s “’i PO g Seoree Wiininston Punk Wtddh! flfi ity M. Pnilfios, !lmnn Ohllb!rl 61 . B 10000 T 'rhome. 57, 8t. Hinbflha Hos- ital PN harles Denaldsen. 56, Gallinger Hospital. pyblanche E. Mat Eviscopal Hos- vit" seph Zeress, 49, St. Klizabeth's Hos- al le C. Hoskin, 45, 208 Massachusetts 45, 3100 Macomb st. lmo‘erm.\do - Serati e Fromaeamy Tos- al er, 44. Provldmee Hospital. ney Hospit mn lernn, da. ‘Walter Reed Hos- ptm"" B. Wilkerson, 36, Walter Reed Hos- lfllry’ Kelsey, alias Painter, 32, 903 lD. Oolumill Hospital Trerte'E. Moore, Ralph Harding. vell l Hospital wai ach st hnnr a o o rt, 4. allinger HDI oin' L. Career, 1427 53 nt of ' Leroy and Mtfidred Johnson, Gallinger Hospital. H st. ne. 211 Femn st 220, Plan Plays at Brandywine. BRANDYWINE, Md., March 29 (Spe- clal). —A three-act comedy drama, “The Girl Prom the Mountain,” and a one- act comedy, “My Wife's Husband,” will be given PFriday night in the high school here for the benefit of the Women’s Club. _The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock. FOUND EtOf SNMALS S0n, Rel Rescme Store. nesr 7 and 4 Adums' 3305, LLEWEIfiLYN SETTER. v. 0737 mn. CAMEO PIN, in mn énnnay uunwon. nnra WPM nou I, white. viclnity 14th and L sts. lemon marki inga: anrwers 10 name “Ber ings; _an: one North 1876. W m bl.ll‘.l (Prvza.:'l:l%il t;; E‘x"‘fn'iff ngraved mn- pnxh."v:med s gift. Tel. -“fin‘f: %Rhnd 0833. n Y. Rockville. Md. | Sth st and Pa.ave. 'where offered at § am. Interment Biount” Oltvet” Cemeters. 290 llll-l- LOUVISE DING. ening, Maren a0 1085, arnosoteat dence 3181 Mouit ‘Fieasant st by ING 3. rdine ana” Baware 3 e r ward T, ng of Washington, Tarding Tith st March T lél!n'nnd ‘Thursd & ,230 . ™ Taterment MARY ELLEN. uona-y on ch 27, . _at George Washingtor Hossitar eARY EVERETT. i suryiied by two brothers, Rev. W. B. Everett, jr. of . Va. 3 Everett of Deland, Ph and three z’l”! ta L, Everett 'of Falls Church. Va Everett of Marshail, d r‘(‘ Fontaine Davidson o mains resting at Episcopal’ Church, Palls. Chur Lerment Paitiax Gemeters. Pan FAGINS, ’o!lml"! 8. 't ufll 1“ 'on Monduy: Mareh 27 bas oh 0rdn Dfll l'- her renldence Bfl‘ll Ell! O-nllol AGINS. beloved + JOSEP] Nite oF Vineen T i of Vincent, Dorothy. Wendall, Wi, Rligs fi"“'" meral -x%um‘."y" ) rom Fiion: “nclents Breibvieran X Oh\lrch Blat und Onnt sis ne Rev H W g Cami iclating, latives friends invited 15 * attend." " Taterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. FLEET, ERNEST. Departed this Lfe on ;lundny Mar , 1933, at his residence, 03 nd. Verens, Fleet. ALy p.m. from 2 P 5t bebwen Srd and 418 ste. . Relatives and friends invited. In- terment at Harmony Cemetery. 30° FLYNN, l“AB'l-lCl F._ On Tuesd: 4 Mount Rainter, Md., 'm.; thence lvhnz requiem mass be at 9 for the repose of Mis: s0u™™ Tnterment Mount ‘Oliver: Cemer tery. Relatives and friends invited. 30 RISBY u.hn hA. Departed this lite on onday, * Marc! [ a Ho 1IARA A, rmsnv idow of ‘the tate Perrl W Toddurch av ldly Ma u ome, Pews” Pricnds "and Telatives invited w attend. Interment Harmony Cemetery. The officers and mem- Willing Helpers' Association ou: o death of LJARA Funersl. 'rhundx March 30, 1933, at % m., from Bundy's funeral parlor, 621 lotfda ave. nw. Al are invited fo-ate GRACE WALRER, Rec. Bec. GARDELLA, Gg’lnl‘”l Garaciia avd mother of B gnd Margaret Gardella. er to_Holy ' Com mass Will be offered at 8:30 & 1 her st CRciatives apd Hiends Tovite Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 29 GILMORE, SALLIE. On Tuesdsy. March ¢ 8 D, st her residence, 142 1. n % BALLIE GILMORE (nce D e betoved” wite of William &iinore 2nd mother of Harry. Ernestine and Kathryn Gilmore. She is also sur- vived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary 8 Brown and Mrs, Emily 8. o Tuesday, March 28 REEN o 9th m_ Notice ‘of funeral Tater. 30 | ARY CHARLOTTE. On Tues- March 26,1033, st Her residence. n rs. ‘MARY C. YNN, o, devoied mothes Louise Browne. sister of i .mgne Gant, Mr: Mile d Ma: randchildren riends. Funeral home, '1820 6th am.’thence to St Chureh. where high ~ma: brated at 10 o'clock. Olivet Cemetery. ILLIAM 8. d’ man trom 0 lic be. cele- Interment at Mount suddenly on WILLIAM Ponerat resting at_the "“Einest Jarvis funeral chureh. 1453 | You st. n.w. HARTY. MICHAEL F. On Wednesday, March 193: Georgetown University Hol | MICHAEL, F' ared 8 years, beloved | . Harty. No- Funeral pr " Bimbarion” ave. and ‘O st nw ev. J. D. Brown officiating. ~Interment Mnunl Zion Cemetery. Relatives and friends_invited. 30 CAROLINE. The members of the Ladies of Olive Immedi- ate Relief Bociety are hereby notified to | CAROLINE the _ funeral o ERT, Priday. March 31 pm. at Mount Zion M. E. Church. 26th | % BetWeen Dumbarton &ve. and O st . ZABETH HOLT. President. MARY SMACKUM. Recording Secretary. HERBERT, CAROLINE. Aurora Household | of Ruth, No. 5249. G. U C. of O. F., & ER . March 31, 1933, ; Jiom Mount " Zion M. th st. n.w. Please wear bl ) ANNA. On Tuesday. March 28, A HENNIG. the beloved wife o the late Ausimt Hemie® codTes e of Mrs. J. Maher, Mrs. William Widmayer, Henry and Johrl Hernig. = Funeral from erson st. n.w. March 30. st 1:45 p. Berv; ices at the Zion Litheran Church. New _Hampshire ave. and Buchanan st. n'w., at 2pm Relatives and friends invited. xn- “terment. Prospect Hill Cemeler JENKINS, MINNIE D. OR 1 Georsetown Hospit MI! NIE D.beloyed wite of the haie: Mnnem Jenkins of Piedmont. Va. al| Fervices at the WO W. Crambérs Corta: | feral home. 1400 Chapin st nw. Wednesday, March 20. at 4:30 p.m. Rel atives and’ fHienda are tavited Fottens: Interment on Thursday. March 30. at 11:30 am. in Oak Hill Cemetery, Pred- ericksburg, " Vi Wednes ‘Ma; her_residence, 318 i BETTY P JOHNSON" She jea mourn thelr loss two dagghters. Ida Mor> iis and Bessie i Mur il sunt. seven Eandenidren and a host o omher Felas fres,and frlends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford’s funieral home. 1300 South | Capitol st. Notice of flu:!rll OB o, "W Cacunkty TSI, (MR ‘asualty Hospital, ICHNSO] eloved husband of Susie Johnmn runeul | on Friday Ma R:15 from St. Mary's Catholic Church, Upper Maribors, Mo Interment Mount ' Carmel Cemetery, Upper Marl- oro, 3 Nita_Stewart, Mary “Johs , ita, Stewas 5y “Johnson and Per She also leaves four Erandchildren and two sreat-erandcnt dren. Remains resting at the W. Dest Jarvis funeral chureh 1432 unt “Thurse March 3 T at Ner inte mmeuu Funeral 31, at 1:30 p.m.. from the residence.’ Interment Arllnlflm National Cemetery. JONES. DANIEL. 0, 193 né. DANII Riile Jones. * He one brother, one one uncle and many other. relatives lnd mrnd: Re. mains resting at the John ines fu { meral chape e ice. of funeral later. n:u“ JMARY. Suddenly. on Monday. | reh MARY KELSEY. in her Brg Cyen ains resting at ‘the Co- fonia1faneral” home: o Willas ‘ensn mphrey. Rockville, Md. Funeral from the Colonial funeral home on Wednesday: p.m. Interment Forest Galthersbure, Md. t t her, residence; Y16’ Kenneds 56w, SOSIE 9 ho '“t of .Yuhn R, !find and mnlhlr of indsay. Mrs. Mae Sulli- an, Mrs, Marle Ervin. Mrs. Lillian Baum. Mrs. Susie Broadhurst and Mrs. Chase. Notice of funeral late: LOWE. JAMES WILLIAM. On March 28. at 7:50_ a. ‘Travilah, Md., JAMES 77th year. beloved husband of Lowe. "Remains resting at_the funeral _home of Reu phrey. Rockville, Md. eolnnhl funeral home on Thursday, Il-re 30.at 3 p.m. Interment Qarnestown, Md. MARTIN, BERTHA R On Wednesduy. 933, at her residence, 2811 MAR- of Sons: 1754 Notice .‘i‘::',ifm ™ TIN, MARGARET. On “‘i 2 .Rw.'m -t Axo nl "ft’l‘."l" lhe late rmsln-nd )nxun, num pex late residance, u’ '"ungn 4o Moun, i A 8 .m. mhuven nd friends invited d. Intes Arllnmn National Died _8u officers _and ( MUR! an ‘lolmll. ROSA. In loving Au. Secretary. qu- 39,1083 at the .n-ld.m o Bet dasenier sloved wite of o late' George . kxfm William Mi muu- R e luchel“"c.lven {0 ot T i Bden one eir 1088 six n-n en, t-grandchild and & Bost of ther ains_resting MILLER. lgl day, gty ‘fm B bogs 5l of James "In 4 d - rents Ml oot el I lh!nt: to “0(’ wn. where mass Cftered at 1°15 Mount Olivet. Cemetery. 7 interment MURPRY, re. T so vears, Firesatrom the Etc) 'k Son funeral home: Prederich s, n AN, ELIZA rll L BLZABETH MILDRED, Edna howm-n #x sons, William, st Mortis, Calvin, ‘Altied"and. Sfx'xlec'fc' e orar & ener's 1unerll home. New: Jerser ave: and R § 'glg'n;‘l ;l"hurllldly. oltarch [gnatius’ h Interment Ozon — Hill D M. 'lm ', March s esidence T nd. 2038 MAIZA M. Suddenly. on Tuesdsy, 8t her residence Toes we. MAIZA M . Wion Seapseii M. Sampsell. {’r&nm;?e barlors of J-me-!;r. 3 vivania ave s turduy. April 10 am. Relatives and friends in- yinterment Unlon Cemetery, Leus- STEWART. JOMN ¥ On Tuesda, adey Ihrfll n band 5 r"l[(’m; : uj nd of Maude su-m and Tach f Leon, g Samuel Ste B Tain Testin a5, ibe W. funeral homs 400 Chapis st no neral " trom the W W Chinbess Co. 1us Spip st n.w. day. friends” invil Mount' Oitvet (':lemuxv s mummfl‘n 4 m'gx“s.‘y’"umh H nly, on esds are] 5 JOSEPH X Budde: g3 P »" ai Og'lonll ac] 0 Tesidence. 233 Mass. Gy Barch S0r ae 2% Re :filfl o!:len‘dl invited. !numon; Ctfllr ZEREGA, JOSEFH. on Monday, March 27. 1933, at hll residence, 736 Sth JOSEPH, s0n of the late James and’ Annic Zerega 4nd beloved brather et b Clerico, Margare; and David Z from the W. W. Cha: Deral ‘home. 3400 Chapin s Thursday, March 30, a¢ 230 s to the Imm: Conception Chureh where high mnn ‘lll be said at 9 his soul. " Relativ Interment 8t. ere: In Memortam ANDERSON, JULIA. In loving remembrance of our dear mother. AN- ERSON. who deulnzfl (Ehis lite 16 ye Gty ‘ todsy. March 10 REN 2 TNGLETON s d) NND 3R ) .UDE C‘Hfix&! . DEVINE, SADIE DORETHEA. In sad Jand loving remembrance of my " d DO} DI who deparicd this life one year ago today, March 29, My times of sorrow and of joy, Great God. are in Thy hand: My, choicest comtorts come. from Thes And go at Thy command. {3 Thau shouldst take them all away, Yet would I not re Before they were ossessed by me gereTvere enuirely Thine, e Ay FATHER-IN-LA' B memory_ ot DORSEY, FLORI dear ‘daughier. FLORINE DORSEY. o March, 20, Pics one. :nr day. ht life's Dattle bnmy and 00d evegey (lest we know. She f THER AND PAMILY; McCONKEY, CLARA. In sad but lovi remembrance of our dear mother, CLAR. McCONKEY. who departed !h life one Tear aeo ioday, Mareh 23, 3 dess mother. thy labar's o'er, Thy wiliins hands will ‘ol Bo more Paithtul mother, both "3' and kmd, A truer mother you coul nenr For all of us she did her sTant Rer ‘soi1 eternal Test. N JOHN AND P, RAY, RUS! brance lof my 1 e vad buda SELL Seveh Jeats awo. Maven 1t it lonely withoyt you, dear Buddy, In the midst of frien: For beneatn my smile 15" "an " Sching hea ‘That l.l Iways longing for you. 2 . - UNCLE PRED. She pationtiy s was one of God' remembrance of “our dear mother. Sho’departed this i day, March 9, 193 Til memory fades and life departs You'll live forever in our hearts. Time takes away n.h.&'é gt memory {urne_ b REN—W, ALTER, 'BURDETTE. one year ago to- devoilon to Jino, departed, this Lfe four years ago, 29, 1929, Ammuh your soul is mow at rest, And free from cure and pain, ke “Heaven n. AND __CHIL- ROBERT L. STEVENS. JACOB W. In sad but loving re. membrance of my dear husband. JACOB W. STEVENS, who depart; years ago today, March 2! In our home is & vacant c! - r you 2 It ls hard to belleve you have gone to stay. EVOTED ln L soN ‘WALKER. ll.llll TH B. memory of our devoted wife" and motner, ELIZABET WA who entered into utrnll Yts‘ nine years ago today, March 29, 1 While mfir"'-'“sh peacetul sleep er mem a HER HOSBAX ~u§ Doum.'fl's’?: “ARko sow, WARNER, DAm c In sad but loving femembrance of my’ dear husb DAN. IEL C. WARNER, who passed Years ago ooas: unm 19: HIS LOVING WIPE, ITHA FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST !Qg.lAsLCAPlTR%7’IT. Joseph F, Birc.h': Sons 3034 M St NAV. " Popng, et onge JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. Extabiished 18587 oD 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the lute!uorl to nor | the urllml w. Speare :E "tm g Nations 1009 H St. N TTCLENENTSSONS uu~ ru Wis. Ave. N.W. _West 0804 1AM ‘H. SCOTT JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA_ AVE. SE. Atlantic 1700 W. W. DEAL & CO. 816 H BT. NE. LINCOLN 8200 ~ TIMOTHY HANLON O11 M St NE—Lin 5543, VICE e \‘\'ILLIAM LEE’S SO\S CO. NERAL DIRECT! CREMATORIUM 4th & MASS. AVE. NE. LINCOLN 5200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 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