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SCOTT HERE THIRTY YEARS, DIES Newspaper Cashier of Many Years Had Been Seriously Il for Less Than Week. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation, Sixteenth Newton streets, for Frank M. Scott, for many years cashier of the Wash- ington Post, who died yesterday at his home, 2038 Eighteenth street. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery, with Masonic services. Mr, Scott, who was well known in business life here, had been seriously i1l less than a week, although he had been in failing health since is retire- ment from the post two years ago. Pre- vious to his service at the Post Mr. Scott had been connected with the Times here. A prominent Mason, Mr. Scott was past master of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. M. Harry Kimball, grand mas- ter, will conduct Masonic services at the grave. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Blanche H. Scott, and two sons, Gor- don Scott of this city and Morrison Scott, Pittsburgh, Pa. 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Native of Ireland, Survived by Husband, Five Daughters and Son, All of Washington. Mrs. Bridget Reed McCarthy, a resi- dent of this city for more than 30 years, died suddenly Sunday at her home, 626 Quebec place. Mrs. McCarthy was born in County Roscommon, Ireland. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. tomorrow at St. Gabriel's Church, with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. McCarthy is survived by her husband, John McCarthy; five daugh- ters, Sister M. Francis Gabriel, C. 8. C., of New York; Miss Helen F. Mc- Carthy, South Bend, Ind., and Misses Margaret V. and Agnes T. a_son, John V. McCarthy. and a sister, Mrs.' John Gibbons, all of Washington. Deaths lieported. Lucia A Greene, 85, 25 Logan circle. Miehael B Copenim. 75, 8717 1bth st ichael F. Coughlih, ‘75, 5717 Caroline D. Waterholter, 73, 1320 Fair- I8 Walter Reed Howpital 58, Emergency Hos- John Helmus, st. se. Fannie 5 Hope. 51, sibiey Hospital. Helen 'w. " Casseen, 47, 5002 Winois ave. pubjank J. 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Per Quart $ l 6 PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS DuUCo Sold by Your Local DU PONT Dealers HUGH REILLY CO. Wholesale Distributors 1334 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Phone NAt. 1703 on | ave. and Dupont’ Cir- | l THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow, little change in j temperature; moderate to fresh east- ,erly winds. Maryland—Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow, little change in tem- perature. Virginia — Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow, somewhat cooler tonight in east portion. ‘West Virginia—Occasional rain to- night and tomorrow, little change in temperature. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy and a little high this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature Bnmmeter Delreel Inches. 75 20.86 68 29.2! 61 20.93 56 29.91 29.99 53 50 30.02 Record for Last 24 Hours. H{gek_;eu, 77, 4:20 p.m. yesterday; year ago, 67. Lowest, 50, noon today; year ago, 41. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 77, on April 1 Lowest, 14, on Pebruary 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 3:49 a.m. 10:20 am. 4:20 pm. 10:55 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. .. 5127 .5 Yesterday— ‘Tomorrow. 4:47am. 11:29am. 5:17 pm. 11:46 pm. High . Low Sets. 6:48 6 6:49 Mocn, today. - 9am. 1:34pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933. Ave. Record. January 325 355 709 '82 February . . 263 327 684 March 324 375 8384 April . 405 327 913 May ...... 3.70 1069 June . 413 1094 July ..... 471 10.63 { August ... 401 1441 | September . 324 1081 October . 284 857 November . 237 869 December . 332 156 Weather in Various Cities. i 91 '89 89 '00 '28 01 3 K E} H £ H o1 “Wego wng | Uiy 20390001 ECx e Weather, e aep1nwak usiu acw 59 001 Clear 0.1% Clougy Clea ntic Ci Bllnmore Md Birmingham | Bismarck, N.'D. 2 Bfluon Mass .. 30, ‘F\lfll)o N. Y. 30 08 Charleston. 8.C. { Chicago. 111 | Cincinnati. Ohio = | Cleveland. " Oh! | Columbia. 8. C Denver, Colo. ! Detroit. Mich.. El Peso. Tex Galveston. Tex. Heiena, Mont | Hiron: s Bak Indianapolis.Ind 3 . Ciear Cloudy Gloudy Cloudy © Pteloudy | Rain Cloudy Cloudy lear lear Cloudy Sklanoma city Omaha. Nebr. | Philadeiphia Proenix. Ariz Pittsburgh, Pa. Pcrtiand. Me. Portiand. Oreg. Raleigh.' N. 3alt Lake City San Antonio San Dieso. Caiif San_ PFrancisco St. Louis, Mo {8 Paul ainn. Seatt! as) Wash loudy 't coludy ... Clear : Gloudy Epokane. 5 2 Clear Vs Be 0.04 Cloudy FOREIGN, (7 a.m., Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperatire, Weather London_ England ... Part cloudy Clear Cloudy Glouay Part cloudy Rain Zurich, Switzerland . Stockholm, Bweden. Cloudy Gibraltar. Spain . t cloudy (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Fayal). Asores. 5 Part cloudy i (Current_observations.) St. Georges_ Bermuda.. GR Part cloudy San Juan, Puerto Rico. 7R Cl Havana, Cuba_........ Colou, Canal Zone. . GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEsT (O UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from CHAMBERS Pay Less; Get More! '8¢ | ‘81 76 | 85 | 89 | WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1933. A. C. BIRCHETT FUNERAL ARRANGED TOMORROW Sergeant of Guard at Treasury De- partment Died While on Duty. Funeral services for Alexander C. Birchett, 67, sergeant of the guard, who died at the ‘Treasury Department yesterday from apoplexy, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. Burial wiil be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Death came to the sergeant as he was seeking to be relleved from duty on account of illness. He had gone to the maln building of the Treasury to be relieved by headquarters ol the guard. Mr. Birchett was born here. He is | survived by no immediate relativés, his | wife having died several months ago. He lived at 1351 Four-and-a-Half street southwest. Illness Delays Woman Flyer. SINGAPORE, April 19 (A —Mrs. Harry Bonney, who arrived yesterday en route to England on an airplane mim from Australia, was tem yed today by a slight iliness. Births Reported. Gharles H. and Marion Bradley. sirl harlotte E. Gros: 8% and Blanche C. Sanders. Clifton H. and Catherine E. Laughiin, girl. x d Verle R. Hill. girl orge and Agnes V. Teun} 1’);' cis J. and Esther R. 7 B P 1. mwxe & W hRS “Townshend, | John and Asnes Jasinowski, boy Wilbur L. and Donna Lange. boy. Jumes and Martha Cove, boj. Leslie L. and Lillian W. Crown. boy. erbe: nd Mae L. Lein. boy nd Leora Richards: Wit % hd Koore [chandson Max and Rose Obstler, boy. Joseph A. and Winifred Kinnahan, boy. Calvin H_ and Helen Woife. boy. Juilliam @ "and Ella Poliard. ir.. boy. Linwood H. and Bertha M_Parker. boy. Aliam W. and Sarah E_Grierson. boy. i An P. and Dorliston Stoutsenberger, William W. and_Annie M Bryan. girl. Arthur O and Plorence White, boy. William and Nansie Glatten, boy Boyd and Derothy Hamilton, boy. mas aley_Berkeley. girl | @ard of Thanks. | BIGGS, THOMAS 8. We wish to th: | many friends and relytives tor their king | sympathy and floral offerings in our recent bereavement MRS. EVA BIGGS AND FPAMILY. * MCLANE SARAH THOMPSON. The re tives of the late EARAH THOMPSON Mc. NE with to thank Rev. W H. Brooks Braths. HARRIS, LOUISE. On Wednesday, April 10. | 933."at the Tesidence of her daushter; 1430 & LOU! [ARRIS, the beloved wife of the llle Job Harris and mother of Mrs. Eva Dickens. Mrs. Louise Terry and Leroy Harris. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Saturday. April 22, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in. vited. Interment in Prospect Hill Cerln!- tery. HAWKINS, SOPHIA COAKLEY. On Monday. April 17, 1933, at her residence, 2244 12th st. 'n.w. SOPHIA COAKLEY HAW- KINS. beloved wife of Richard H. Hawkins and devoted mother of Payl Leo Hawkins. Puneral Thursday. April 20. at 10 am., from St. Augustine’s Church. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 19 HAWKINS, SOPHIA. The officers and mem- bers of ‘Lacies' Banneker Relief Associa- tion are Tequested to attend the funeral of Mrs, SOPHIA HAWKINS. at St. Augu: tine’s Church Thursday. April 20, 19 at 10 am, JULIA WEST HAMILTON, President. EMILY B. LEE. Fin. Sec. HESTER. RUTH FORD. Departed ihis life April 933. st 4:45 p.m.. at her resi- once 5a0d Haves ‘st onen ROTH FORD | HESTER. beloved daughter of Mary Ford | and devoted sister of James, Celia and El- wood Ford and loving aunt of Annie Parks. She leaves a host of other rela- tives and_friends. ~Remains resting_ at Lomax's Chapel. 1400 § st. nw. and| may be scen Wednesdav afternoon. Fu- neral Thursday. April 20, at 1 p.m.. from the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, M §t. between 15th and’ 16thsts n.w. Friends ~invited. Interment Paynes Cemetery. HOPE, FANNIE H. On_Monday, April 17, | FANNIE H. HOPE of 1495 Newton | st. nw. Puneral at St Michaels, Md., | Wednesday. April 19, at 3 p.m. 19 JACKSON, JERRY FRANCIS. Departed this | life on Tuesday. April 18. 1933, at et s Briet ifibess. JERRY FRANGIS JACKSON. He leaves to mourn their loss a mother. three children, four sisters, three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral will be held Prida: April‘21, at 1 from the Holy R deemer Churc . near Barry pl. n Friends invited. KUECHLI 1n i, et her residence, MAYME A.. heloved w echle and mother of William C Er R e Bereiees ot he 08 " | Hln's Co._ fun: 2001 14th st on Thur: . at 2 pm. | iment Cedar Hill Cemetery KUECHL MAYME A. The Council. No. 22. U._C. C. of E. announces the decth of MAYME A. KUZCHLE. Fu- neral Thursday, April 20. at 2 pm., from the 8. H. Hines funeral parlors. 2001 | 14th st nw ’ - fnrh e of Charles | Washington CAROLINE E. PICKEL. President; MINNIE L. POTE. Secreiars KUECHLE. MAYME A. A special meeting | of ‘Mizpah Chapter.” No. 8. O. E. 5. called for Thursday. April 20. 19:i3.at 1 o'clock for the purpose of attendinz the funeral of our late sister. MAYME A KUECHLE, past matron, at Hines' funerai home. " By order of the worthy matron. FLORENCE BELL._Worthy Matron, LOTTIE BAMFORTH. Sec. LANMAN, CHARLES F. Svddenly. on Mon- duy. April 17, . at his residence, 17 Farragut st.'n.w. CHARLES F.. beloved husband of Mary Keeler ‘Lanman. FPu- neral from his late residence Thursday, April 20, 3t § 30 am. Requiem mass ai 8t ch at 10 am St | | Rela- Interment 19 of the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Rev. E. C. 8mith of the Metropolitan Bap- | tist Church. “employes of the Bureau of | Printing and Engraving and th many {riends for their kind sympathy and beau- | tiful floral designs in their utul recent beres ‘ Beaths. BACHE. RENe, On Tysstar Apri 15, 1033 BackE. "Rittiri o N Philadeipnia R {0 send fowers CHETT. ALEXANDER C. . April 1k, 1 C. BIRCHETT. beloved late Mary J. Birchett. Funeral from the - ambers Co. funeral home. 1400 | cm in st . on’ Thursday. Aprii - | Relatives and_friends in- Ve, merment Cedns 1t Cemetery. BLUME. LILLIE On Tusscas. April oncord pw IR e beloved wite of the Jae Rufus Blume Remains can be seen at her e residence until 3 p.m. Thursday. April 0. Interment Pridey. April tanapolis, ind - WILBUR P. On Tuesdas. his home. Rockville. beloved husband of Body :esting at War: €. Rockville. CARE. PATRICK R On Tuestay. Apri residence. A0] F st. ne. parrick B® CARE brioved husband, of the lats Sarah £ Carr (nee Curtin) neral' from “the abbve resigrnce” Fridar. 21 at 8:30 am High requiem mass st 8t Joseoh's' Chureh at 9 Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. and friends invited CLARK. JORN wESLEY Wednesday. April 19, denee. 1308 WESLEY ' CLARK. beloved husband of Leans Z. Clark and father of Mrs. Grac A Plippin children. Phillis Flippin_and Hazel Seringer. Puneral from W. W. Chambers | Co. funersl heme. 1400 Chapin st on PFriday, Aoril 21, at 2 p'm. Relativer and friends invited.” Inferment Arlington National Cemetery. CLIPPER. KATIE WALKER. day, April 19 at_the residence of Dr W. B. T._8mith_Bondsville. Mass. KATIE WALKER CLIPFER beloved wife of John H. Clipper. Notice of fi hereafter. CULVERWELL. J. FRANK. On Tuesday. April 18, 1637° gt his home. 435 Manor L n.w FRANK beloved hu: mey 8. ° Culverwell. — Services the above address on Thursdey. April 20, at 3 pm. Interment Glenwood Ceme. tery. DALY. MARY FRANCES. On Mondas. April her residence. 1346 Otis n'v AR Y PR ANCES DALY belored dauehter of Joseph A. Daly. and sister of Frances C_Daly. Funeral from the above residence ‘Thursday. April 20. at £30 am auiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at O am Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. ~Relatives and friends inviied. DIVVER, MARY ELIZABETH. On Tues- | y. April 18 1933 at her residence P st. n.w. MARY ELIZABETH. be- foved mother of Mrs_ Sherwood Edmon stony jr. and James E. Divver. Funeral front the above address Friday. April “1. at 9:30 am. thence to the Immaculate Conception Church. where requiem mass will be said at 10 ‘a.m. for the repose of her soul Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- | _tery.” Relatives and friends invited. 20 FISHBACK. JOHN HOWARD. On Wednes- day.” Aprii 19, 163"t bis residence the' Kenesaw. JOI HOWARD _FISH- BACK Fisband “of Miltls CBektora “Fian: back. " Services the S H. Hines Co. home. 2001 14th st. ny. on . _April 21, at 11 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 20 | rowLER, ANNIE ELIZABETH. Suddenly. Interment in Buddeniy. on ALEXANDER husband of the Suddenly. . at his merson’ ne. G and F neral from her parents’ rasidence. 503 K &t sw. on Thursday, April 20, at 2 pm Relatives and friends invited. ' Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 19 | FOY. MARY T. On Tuesday. Avril 18, 1933, at’ the residence of her daughter, Mrs. ¥. C. Clatk. 1418 Decatur st. n.w.. MARY T.. beloved wife of the late John T. Foy. i the 75th year of her age. Funeral from bove residence on Thursdsy. April 20, gt 930 nm., thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. 16th and Park ra. n.w. where requiem mass will be said at 10 o'clock for the 1epose of her soul. Rela- tives ‘and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19 GEYER. AGNES VIRGINIA. On Monday, April 17 1933 at"11:40 pm. st the ency Hospital. = AG! VIRGINIA CEVER Teloved sinter f Mrs. Mereer b: Blondel, Mrs. Ridgely Stone. Berkley Wil- lard Geyer end Willlam Frederick Gever. Funeral service private. Kindly omit flowers. | GRUBB, LOUISE F. _Suddenly, April 16, 1933, LOUISE F. GRUI fo%ed. Unuchist of Johir H. srd_Blinche M. Grubb. Funcral from her late resi- dence, 150 13th st se. Thursday. April 20. at 2 p.m. . Relatives and_ friends are invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 1¢ GRUBB. LOUISE. Officers, drill team and Triumph Council. No. &, Daughters of | Teauested to assemble at, the o, Sister, Peal Wote. 1437 A gt ce.. April 20. 1933, at 1 pm.. for fhe | urpose of ‘attending the funeral of our atesister, LOUISE GRUBE. HILDA PEAKE, Councilor. Recording Sec Sunday, There are two reasons why you should call us in time of need. The first is that our prices are the lowest in the city (your own com- parison will prove that), and. the second reason is that we give more per dollar (any one who has experienced our service will tell you that). Consider these two facts care- fully before you call ANY funeral director. facts, and, VALUE is a more important con- They are important in times like these, sideration than ever before, I‘HONLS Li lnmln 8200-8201 i IDIEAIL !UNERAl HOME INC BI6H S HI[TNE Friends are reuested not He' alco leaves two grand. | nw . | 1 | McCARTHY, BRIDGET T. ! SCOTT, FRANK M. Suddenly on Tuesday. LANMAN, CHARLES F. Members of Wash- | inston Council. No. of Columbus. are advised of th . ceath on Monday. April 17 104 8. his residence’ 131 £t nw "G Brother CHARLES F "4/" LANMAN. and_are requested to 2 attend his funsral services at St Gabriel's Church, Thursday. April 20. at | 10 am Members are asked to meet 2t | the late residence of our deceased brother | Wednesday night. April 19, £t & pm.. for | Tecitation of pravers for the dead L HAROLD SOTHORON. G. K. | D. WILKINSON. F. | A F. The members_of | eshington General Assembly. Fourth Dec | sree, Knights of Cclumbu advised of the deatn on v April 17. 1931, at . 110 Parragut st nw.. of CHARLES F. LANMA the late residence of our other on Wednesday night. 1L Ry S GiOCk: for recitation of pravers for the dead. THOMAS J TRODD) \ AR Reeater. JOHN F. HILLYA! ARD. MARTIN & April Comptroll KATHERINE R. . KATH On Mondar, ur beloved VAR the public Columbia. after Funeral trom her The officers and | Benefit 2nd i ified of m | . BESSIE W. | rit’ 16 193 Clifton st. n.w mains resting Buddenly Wednesdar. her residence 144% MASON. ~ Re- Co. fu- Notice Departed_this 10531, ife Wedne LEVI \[ASON of On Wednes- | i On Mond; at_her residence. BRIDGET T. McCARTHY beloved wife of John Me- Carth ral from Iate” residence | on Thursday. April 20, am. Re- m mass at St. Gabriel's Church at Relatives and friends invited. In- termeni Mount Olivet Cemeter: v. April 17. 103: JOHRN MILLER! nw. He leaves to mourn one son. Rudoph Miller. an | Essie Achley. and 2 host of | friends. Body tem- ¢ Malvan & chev's fu- ave. and R st. n.w. 1 later. WADE. On Sunday 1 host . WADE M He leave: their loss a | Leoia Mora ther. Arthur © two brothers and six sisters and hort of other iyes and friends, Body temporarily Malven & Schey’s | funeral R st nw. eval 0. at 11:30 am., s. Interment April 17 | Qebec b1 ' (e Reeq) Hospital. Notice of fune: MORANEY. 1003, at Tuesdar. April 1R 100534 "at 3 :20 Gallinger Hospital, JAMES OLIVER. bl §i2 Oliver.. He also Jeaves to mourn their | loss four 'brothers and three_sisters and | her relatives and friends. Funeral Pri- da: At 1 pm.. from Stewart's 10 H et ne. Remains r amed funeral home. E G. devoted wife | William H. and Mrs. L. V. Funeral from above address April 20. at 3 p.m. Interment Creek Cemetery. PAYNE. HARRY MOORE. Tuesday, April 18. 1 PAYNE.'beloved hus! grove Parne late residence. p.w. Thureday. Interment Roc private. Suddenly. on | . HARRY MOORE d of Frances Har- Funeral_services from his 1707 'Rhode Island ave April 20. at 2 o'clock Creek Cemeters. Funerai at Catawba Sana- tarium, Catawba, Va. PEYTON MARK- HAM PERKINS. ‘aged :i1 vears. beloved wife of Alvin R. Perkins of 1500 D st. Notice of funeral later. QUINN. HELEN SELBY. On T: . at her residence. 515 Sa Conuress Helunts, HELEN. SELBY S, SOl e g AELER, SELBY and dauchter of Charles H. and Lillian Wheeden Eelby, Funeral fiom the above Tesidence on Friday. April pm. “Reiatives and friends invited: Irur- ment Cedar Hill Cemeters. RICHMOND. HARRY E. On at his residence, RY E. beloved husband of Jen- nie’Ryon Richmond and father of Alice A. Richmond. Services will be held at his late residence on_ Fridav. April at 1 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 ROBINSON, ALMA. Departed this life Mon- day. April 17. 1931, ALMA ROBINSON. wife of Richard Robinson te ing &t E. W. Bundy chapel, n.w. Puneral Thursda Rev. R. D. Grymes officiating. Interment Woodlawn ~Ceme- ery. ROBINSON. MARY A, On Tuesday. April 8¢ Emergency Hospital, MARY " Beloved” wife o Willam P, Hobinton and mother of Francis H. Robinson and Mrs. Susan B. Chariton of C: Canada. Late res st. n.w., on Thursdav. April Relatives and friends invited. RICHARD. Departed this life suddenly.” April 16, 1933, at i _o'clock. at Casualty’ Horpital. ' RICHARD 'ROBINSON. devoted con of Mrs. Estelle Robinson Guy. He also le: to mourn their loss two brothers. two Elizabeth Cobb. and a h ives and friends. Remains resting at George E. Gardiner & Sons’ funeral parlors. 300 3d st. s.w.. until 4:10 p.m. Wednesd: 16, "thence to his late residence, s.w. Funeral Thursdav. April 20, o'clock, from the Friendship Beptist Church, 1st and H sts. 5.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memo- rigl Cemetery. 1 did not know the pain you bore, 1 did not see you die: T .only know vou went sway n notsay good-by. AD MOTHER. " Interment April 18, 1933, ‘at his residence. Ashley Apmmeuu 15in and Calitornia ste n.w. 2, FRA beloved husband of Blinche & Seott s Tather of Gordon and, Morrison Scott. ~ Funeral from W. Chambers Co_ funeral home. 1400 April 20, Funeral services at 8t and. Incarnation, Church. 1eth Newton sts. at fives and friends " invited. Rock Creek Cemetery. Wedn &?'@%‘m’x‘ti“flfl: Ners g ua ) “y:' b'zf?;‘-.g a-gnm n, Ja 1 am. ' Rel Inferment at *¥% A9 Braths. SMITH, GEORGIANA D On Tuesday. Aoril 933, at her residence, 1306 21st n 'I o, OIOMIANA D. SMITH. wife of ti late Brig. Gen. Frank G. Smith and mother of Frances M. Smith. Mrs. William Chame berlaine and Charles P. Smith. Services at her late residence on PFriday, April 21 at 2 pm. Interment Arlington ltlonll Cemetery. !WI"!OV PAULINE. Entered into re: l Tuesday morning. April 18, 1933, B.‘ .P‘f:sdm!fll Havf”"“u‘;“’d’“"i SWX?SON 2 years N months, daushter of Rev E. D. and Dnromy Swinson of 2125 st. n.w. She aiso leaves to mourn o sister. three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Thursday, April 20. at 1 o'clock. from Moon's funerai home, U st.n.w.. Rev. Robert Ande! son officiating. Interment Halls Hill, Va. TILGHMAN. RACHEL _ELIZABETH. on ‘Tuesday. April 18, 1033, RACHEL ELIZA- BETH TILGHMAN, beloved widow of John W Tilghman of Hookerton. N, C., and mother of W. C. R. C. and J. G. Tilghman. =~ Mrs. Rachel Jackson d Mrs. L Funeral from her late r Chester_ st s.e. Thurse IX 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Relatives and friends mvfl'efl WASHINGTON, GEORGE life Mondey,’ April 17. dence. 515° M st 'nw. GEORGE C. WASHINGTON. He ieaves to mourn their loss one’ sister. Mattie Ennis brother. Robert Washingtor. and a host of other relatives and friends. Body tem- porarily resting at Malvan & Schey's fu- neral tome, New Jersey ave and R st n.w Punersl from the above funeral parior at 140 pm. Thursday, April nterment Arlington’ Cemetery. WEST. BETTY V. C. Departed this 1633, at_his_res one On Wednesday, April 19.°1933, at the residence of her daugh- ter, Mrs' George Clagett. 13711 Warren st.' nw. BETTY V. WEST widow of Alonza 8. West. Services at the above residence on Priday. April 1. at 2 pm. Interment Congressio | WILSON. EDDIE LEE. 1 Cemetery. 20 Monday. April 17, Departed this life 1933, at_his residence, 1534 Columbia st n.w.. EDDIE LEE WIL- SON, beloved husband of Gertrude Latney Wilson.” 'He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted wife. a loving father and mother, two sisters and four brothers and many other relatives and nds. Puneral Thursday. April 20. at 1.0 pm. from the house of praver. 8th and M fis. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. = Interment Payne’s Cemetery In Memoriam. BARBOUR. WILLIAM H. AND MARY. S, cred to ihe memory of WILLIAM H. BA] BOUR. who drparted this life ten years ago today. April 10, 1 nd our mother. MARY BARBOUR. left us eight years ago, March 10, 5. Rest on dear father thy labor's o'er: willing hands will toil no more. Faithtol Fothee both pri A truer father you coul For all of us he did his best— God grant his soul eternal rest. Although sour soul is now at rest nd free from care and This world would like Peave IS DEVOYTD DR RALPH, WIL- LIAM AND LANDONIA 3 BENDER. MARGARET WEGE. In loving re- membrance of our dear mother and srand. mother. MARGARET WEGE BENDER. who dep: this life two years ago today. April 19, 1931 And while she lies in peaceful slsep uER BADGTERS DREN. | BENDER. MARGARET WEGE. 1n loving re memhranes of ‘mv dear mother. MAI GARET WEGE BFNDER. whe (died two years ag> tod-~ Anril 10, 193 HER LOVING SON Lovs. » | CROVO. JORN F. In tad and loving membrance of mv dear ™ CROVO. who dsparted 1 ago today. April 19, 1 God saw the road was rough, The hill was hard to clim® Yonr sweat B a e th e HIS DEVOTED WIFE, E A',); CR“C;VO GKAVSON. HENRY H. A tribute of 1o 302, devotion 1o the memns or o ddat Re lies in peaceful sleen ry We shall alwave keep WIFE AND SON. GRAYSON. HENRY H. With loving remem. brance of our dear hrother snd nacle, HENRY H. GRAYSON. who was Iaid t6 Test ene rear ago foday. April 19. Jestis came himself and sousht him Then His blessed freedom taught him. Pencn prace fe hic HIE pEroven PEieTrRE C GER BRAXTON AND FLORYNCE LEE. | NIECES AND NEPHEWS . Sacred tn mothy rntered inta April 19. 1024 ‘he memary of ANNTE JONES whe en years ago today, Sadiv miseed DEVOTED SON. ERNEST R. JONES. JONFS. SUSAN ANNIE. Sacred to the mem- orv of mv dear er. SUSAN “ANNTE o it g life seven WL % "soves. o LAWRENCE. vears ago. on dence. 508 10th veur memory will never IN-LAW AND DAUG COVDR AND MKS M T KENT. 674 Baldwin ave. Detroit, Mich. SMOTHERS. JOSEPH E. Tn loving mes of 2y dsar husband and father: JOSE who depa thi sear ago todav. April 16, o L1¢ One hearts vour or~ lingers, etly, tender. fond and trie is not a dav. desr father, ot think of wou WIFE AND CHILDREN. o loved i HER DE\’UI'ED BON. WALTER. THOMAS, TINUS. JOSEPHINE COLEWAX ory o NE O TMUS. he. Ipted” duoghics of Georar W0 ama_Berys Timus & ter of Ethel Fane. who Jett us seven vears ago today, April 19, I It is God's way We will understand it WEBB. JOHN W. In mem- better by-and-by. ¢ In sad but loving - brance of my rdea~ hnchand and’ Ioving father JOHN W WEBB. who left us so juddentv thirtcen years ago today, April Forget vou? No. we never will e Ve loved you then. we love vcu still, . n loday n the hour vou p. 18 DRV OTED Wirk a5 CHIDREN. o | WILLIAMS, EMMA P 1n derr m who' devarte vears ago todas. April 19, 109 Morher thou art gone to re AR i snall bt Gur Praver: when we reach i Y o Ay Shaerourney’s end EVOTED DAUGHTERS. LAURA loving remem- her. EMMA P, this life four FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " TIMOTHY HANLON 611 H St. N.E.—Lin. 5343, AMBU SERVICE Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. N.W. NAtional 5522 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (1§AAC IKR%I:) -~ 3034 M St. N.W. _ ghons west 000e JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th Bt N.W. N Est: blished l!(?on. Srihjeoty :|V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected wit] the original W. R. Speare eatapilshment Nattonal"ss0e 1009 H St. N.W, WILLIAM H. 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