Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1933, Page 9

PHONE VETERAN HONORED Treasurer of Chesapeake & Poto- mac in Service 35 Years. ‘Thom,.s B. Clarkson, treasurer of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., was presented a diamond service emblem today in honor of his comple- tlon of 35 years of service. The pr%xv- his telephon: the Spring of 1898 as a book- keeper in the office of the company at ‘Washington. Full Feeling Afier Meals| Don't suffer agony after eating. That full | foeling, heartburn, belching and gastric dis- | tress, due to excessive acids in the stomach, | is quickly and with pure JTee- teaspoonful of this pleasant antacid powder in water works wonders. A reliable product compounded of tested ingre- dieats. Get a generous pack- age for 50c today at Peoples fely relieved arb. The Funeral Chapel PIPE ORGAN Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE BBRVICE is our SUCCESS —= Lincoln 05249244 412 H STREET N.E. | street southeast, will be held at 1| | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Frank- J. P. VAN OVERMEER, JR., SUCCUMBS IN NEW YORK Former Resident of This City Will Be Buried Tomorrow in Ar- lington Cemetery. Joseph Paul Van Overmeer, jr., 37 years old, president of a New York manufacturing company and a former resident of Washington, died Tuesday at his home in New York. Mr. Van Overmeer, who served overseas with the Engineer Corps, will be buried to- morrow afternoon in Arlington National Cemetery following requiem mass at 9 yclock tomorrow morning in St. Aloysius Church. Mr. Van Overmeer graduated from Business High School here in 1913. At the time of his death he was national president of the Kappa Phi Fraternity and commander of the Greenwich Vil- lage Post, American Legion. Mr. Van Overmeer leaves his widow, his father, two sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Provincial of New York and Mrs. James | F. Mowatt of Mount Rainier. — FUNERAL TOMORROW Funeral services for Clifton F. Brown, jr. 15 years old, a freshman at Mc- | Kinley High School, who died Tues- | day at his residence, 215 Thirteenth o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his | home and interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his lin Brown. Recommend AMBULANCES | =The i -GREATER | Chambersco Clean, Fresh and SANITARY $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Very Low Rates on Long Distance Calls Call COL. 0432 ROGERS RITES ARE SET Funeral Tomorrow for Mother of Former D. C. Coroner. Funerai_services for Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran Rogers, 87 years old, mother of the late Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, former coroner of the rict, will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon her: former residence at Hamilton, Vi and burial will be in the h there. Mrs. Rogers died y st her home, 1400 M street, to!bwlnl an extended illness. THOMAS J. STEAD RITES ARE HELD IN NEW YORK Manager of Cunard Line’s Office Here Died Tuesday at Emer- gency Hospital. Funeral services for Thomas Stead, 63, manager of the local omu of the Cunard Lines, who died at Emer- gency Hospital Tuesday, were held this morning &t the Calvary Ep! Church in New York. Burial was pri- vate. Mr. Stead, a native of New Yufl. was a graduate of Harvard Universit He joined the Cunard Line in 1908, serving' in New York until 1919, when he was gned to the Washington office. Mr. Stead, who lived at the Shore- ham Hotel, was a member of the Trans- portation Club, of which he was & former pruldenl the University Club here and the Harvard Club of New Yulk n addition to his. widow, Mrs. Eliza- b!th Wllllrd Stead, Mr. Stead is sur- vived by a sister, Mrs. Paul Revere Reynolds of Scarsdale, N. Y, and & dluihter, Mrs. Lewis S. Booth of New York. JOSEPH M. SHOEMAKER TO BE BURIED IN OHIO|; Puneral services for Joseph M. Shoemaker, 64 years old, manager of the Civil Service Commission office in Minneapolts, Minn,, for a number of years, and recently employed as an ex- aminer in the commission’s Washing- ton office, are to be held in Tarlton, Ohio, tomorrow. Mr. Shumaker died Tuesday at his home, 4105 Wisconsin avenue. A native of Tarlton, Mr. Shoemaker entered the Federal service in 1900. He| } was assigned to the Minneapolis office in 1906 and only a year ago was trans- ferred to Washington. Mr. Shoemaker 4s survived by his widow, Mrs. Josephine D. Shoemaker, and two sons, David W. Shoemaker and | Fred J. Shoemaker of 8t. Paul, Mini WED 50 YEARS COUPLE CELEBRATES GOLDEN . ANNIVERSARY. —Harris-Ewing Photos. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smith, 1515 Gales street northeast, will be guests of honor at a dinner at their home to- night, given by their children in honor of their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Smith is 74, his wife 66. Their children are Mrs. Clinton Walker, Berwyn Heights, Md.; Mrs C. E. Lauxman, 1445 Maryland avenue north- east, and Jack Smith of the Gales street address. They have 15 grand- children and two great-grandchildren. | bo: Among those present at the dinner will be Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Lauxman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. Chief of Police Willlam Walter and Mrs. Walter, Trenton, N. J., and others. Marriage Licenses. . H _Hanley, 23 20 \nuu ave. and Virginfa arlel O MO Rey. L. 1. McDougle 34. and Bettye Hymowiz. lomon et . and Willie D. Jarvis. and Cur- | Rev. I P.| husetts st h st W Mueller 0. and Elizabeth thmml ™18 voth of Baiiimore; Rev. B M nnig “Staniey Stanton. 20, 2428 10th st Dorothy 8. Mee Dickerson, Md.: E. S. Dunisp Walter C. Brooks. 24. 705 18th st. M. Taylor, 20, 488 E st. s.w.. Rev. s8s. Altred D Butler. a0 615 A st se. and Yireinia At Nottingham. '21,”Beaver ‘Dam Md.: Rev. George own. L 241020 Monroe at. Harry L. Reynolds. 1 ne. and Hazel Meeki, 16, 1241 Jackson st Rev. M. R Ega z ista, Va. 08 T and Rev. and John and £ st Thy, Platns. Ve, and Jor: Wohickemith, " E. Matting) _ ‘Gaskins, 2. owne, 26, Montclair, George npedy st.. and 7 Ke: s AR e Ao THURSDAY DESIGN TO BE SHOWN Temple of Light Ornamentation to Be on Display at Rosslyn. Architectural ornamentation for the of Light to be erected a 1, will be on public ezmm- lfllll Snturflu o'clock at the studio of John J. ml! in Rosslyn, Va. it was announced 'i'he studio can be reached ing the lower highway tows: to the left on road” and fol- !ollmv— BOYS’ WORK DESCRIBED Director of Northeast Club Ad- dresses Anacostia Lions. The work of the Northeast Boys' Club was described by A. Boyd Hinds, director, in a talk last night belau the Anacostia Lions’ Club, meeting in the | gy, parish hall of Esther Memorial Episco- pal Church. A program of athletic events was F;luwlnz Mr. Hinds' talk. Boys' Club Births Reported. £nd, Kaghleen Warren, boy. wrence A"and Huth awience K. and Seran u ;oo james 5. and Evelyn et i, wuum R. and Marths E. Thorowgood, Cuitton G. ang Mar; arry nx l(n; boy?" %y. 2 Johnson. boy. . Myrtle Wi Theodore J. and Jeanette Bchwarimann, Wlllllm R. and_Rh Eyancelos and ly.:?‘-‘ck‘?'nf;':m“' = 1y B. an Conrad A. and g? I‘A'L‘L g Thomas ‘A and Madeline Helen K. De{\ irl, & v Bk Somiaaia sl d Mae Pein. Samucl and Sonia &h therine ucwnunm. airl. John T. and CI Deaths | Reportcd. Sarah Rothwell, 80 24 otn 5' ne. 25 rvine . 40, 714 Webster st en’ route Emergency 8. Children’s Hospital. t. 1 day, found rear 1636 'th "ng,nxu-n infant, 1 day, found foot Joh West. 60, Galli B ot R e anor tee. 32 016 8 t rucl Winder, 27, 8t. lllnb!lh'l Hos- bert Boxley. 20 Gallinger Hospital. hl ‘Hammonds, 7 months, Children's WASHINETON WELCONES WISE SHOR! ND why not? Such values-are rare even in these days of value-giving. Such smart style SPORTS ) SHOE — All White Calf. Distinctively Built-up A smart Boihechee isuncommon even in this smart city. Such quality at these low prices is unheard of in Washington where tea-table gossip quickly spreads news of good values. If you Wise- Flfth Avenue Shoes— haven’t yet bought dyour first pair of s0 tomorrow. There’s a treat in store for you. SIXTY STYLES IN EVERY WANTED MATERIAL! SIZES 2% to 9. WIDTHS AAAA to C. HEELS 2%, 2%, 2% inches. WHITEKID PUMP shoe for golfing, : S i 2 , etc. o NOVELTY OPERA PUMP — High throat. Riped edges. Spike heel. In Beige Also in BlackKid andW hite Kid and Patent Leather. Julienne of Paris style Kidski White Kid and ent Leather. “$365 WALKING OX. FORD—3-eyelet Ox- — Step-in_pump in WhuaPKldeo‘;ad. cut-out strap. Spike heel. A smart shoe for summer days. $3.65 INTERLACED BOW PUMP — Blue Kid. Also in In Pat. De- signed by Julienne :‘d Paris. An’ extrae inary value at $3.65 STEPIN PUMP — Smart Step-in Pump in Blue Kid. Also in WhiteKid.Designed Jord in Beige Kid- skin. Also in Blue Kid and White Kid. Continental Heel. $3.65 HOSIERY! First quality, pure silk . Jacquard Lace ace run-stop. Picot edge. Sheer and hosi top. clear—in all the smart Spring shades. SPECIAL 4 49+ 2 pairs 95¢ T by Julienne of Paris. R Y Witk e 113 F. STREET NW. ¢ ONEEYELET OX- FORD—This one- eyelet l’-um‘ox- ford comes in Cal, Black Calf, or lBluet}dl B-gu/ul- by per) mart- ; styled. Euhmg CUT-OUT SAN. DAL—Center strap. In White Kid or White Fabric. Also Black Fabric. In Silver Kidskin for evening wear. Also in_fine, soft, Doe- skin, in the el shades — Blue, Green, Red, Grey, Beige . . MAY 11, 1933 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers and probably thunderstorms tonight and to- morrow; slightly warmer tonight; gentle to moderate southeast and south | o Maryland—Sho -ry wers and bab] thunderstorms ht and Tt tonig] tomorrow; Mtl}' ‘warmer tonight. Virginia—8howers and probably thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer in east and north por- tions tonight. ‘West Virginia—Showers and thun- storms tonight nnu tomorrow; warmer tonight. River Report. Potomac and Shepandoah Rivers very muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Dezreu. Inches. 29.86 'Il 29.98 30.08 4 am, 30.11 8 am. 30.13 Record for Last 24 Hours. l-llxlultS 81, 3:00 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 56. lo‘!_v’ut, 54, 5:00 a.m. todsy. Year ago, | Ye.,( erday— p.m Mldmght Today— Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 83, on April 29. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tabies. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Sun, !.omurrofi . Mcon, today 8pm. 5:52am. Automobtle "hu must one-half hon: Sfier mier U064 08 Precipitation. wlhl! precipitation in inc] he Capital (current month to d‘l‘;) 5 Month um. Average, | Iy . z March 37 October November . December . < weusy r9usu sy *gwpiayee, om0y Abilene, Tex. ... Albany, N_¥. anis, Ga. Atani Sy Baltimore, Md Angeles . 7 i i 3. Nebr Phlllflr.lnhll oenix. AF 4 50 0 Proloudy | pitesburih BAGE—Dirk brown Gladstone dark tan xipper bag. il ‘initiala llml’ bag: ler cuml‘ulnlc'u ._Marks, -uuon master, Union Station. BLiFORD. Freen e Tady's. contain- ing 4 or 8 S1 bulls; vicinit } rd. Reward. COlumbia 1 Yxl%h Sagool BOSTON BULL DOG. sirared. from Tome. ¥ night. Return to Mr. J. Cot~ ter. Cathedral ave. n.w: mum nd, nmmum omon, BROOCH, dia night of Apri don_Hotel, 91 Tost Gor- in M “Theater. rewara ® Mra L Md. Wednes- Ki Cottage City, intz, 1 -mn Sl e rfl; Gy lhum inder pie g os e ety B8 _Lavge Sunch of evi -m' ‘Phone” Rorth 0338 ‘or " Columbia ame PACKAGE. small, containing black hat, be- tween La ‘Payette Hotel and Treasury; re- ward _La nyeue Hotel. < lack leather. with in- if returned to DT 1 ave. BAG. $16 roward Victor Simpson, 1710 NAtional 4: nw. on Wednesday OOK. alligator: reward. Mrs. nw. POLICE DOG. male, light tan: answers 2.7 Call DEcatur 2657-W. Mr: Marshall, RING—White gold wedding ring; sentimental yalue: reward. Call after 6:30. NOrth night. o Diamond Cab Hipson. 1123 consin_ave.. WL _4311. POCKETB yesterday; 1l dismonds, 4 blue stones: . Teward. 4412 Georgla hite. male. vicinity Chevy Sun_ Finder kindly po- . thry sentimental ave.. COlumb| SETTER DOG. Chase, Md., Bat. or ity Bem a_Police Stat STICK PIN, shape of u-u-uon mark. dis- mond center: bet. Interstate Commerce ax gr,on bus bet, 18th & Pa. wve. and 18th Tuesday. Reware RIST WATCH, man' |. -mu wold: | Tuesdsy. ofl-c: reward. Iady 8 WIus'r WATCH, Eastern Market. 60! reward. WRIST WATCH. Bulova. in Netional 'n ,ast nieht or at parking lot at 13th & lu -m Gl an’ als B. T. H: Viagland, Ohirerstty 1o Glen Eenor rewsrd. Gflb Harvard Ter, CO. 1857. “Tilinols: mo strap: Call”‘ADams ‘0700 white . s.e. id, 618 uq. A CARDINAL FUNERAL SERVICE AN ULTRA-MODERN IN. STITUTION WITH A POLICY THAT IS PRE- EMINENT IN THE CHARACTER OF ITS QUALITY, MERCHAN- DISE AND SERVICE. -ma 928 M St. NW. WASHINGTON D.C. Tbphors, » mocriowas. 1344+ carnival grounds. Wis- | Please call | REHEARSE FOR FESTIVAL Children Making Final Prepara. tions for Event Saturday. n.w rehearsals will be held today festival to be staged Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Central High School suditorium under auspices of the Com- Y et P airy tales woven into the afternoon’s program under the di- m of the cmxlljdrenn dance and ters thi - dra mmmy. ctors in centers through. Bnflu. ‘Wednesd; " o Providence uomu.‘“ y Yind ANDERSON, 10,48 iy J. on ‘ltdnu $5.8g,, home., Glep d.," La hard P. Andetson. in by h mr‘hioay Festing ‘a0 Warner Rumphrer's funeral bome, Rockvilie BIyENs, muu ved wite oi 'fli Nn!lll lrnm‘ her ll(e 0:30 a.m. A nd hil d ‘interment caeu"fixu' ccmu“u’ GS. DOROTHY v. ll’ 10, 1933, at_her u?kfie W!flM‘dl’L n. DOROTHY V. ‘daughter 0d, flsier Crawford and " otice ot anerat heres RITT, ELIZABETH M. On Tuesday. May 9, 1933, at_Providence Hosp! ELIZ. (' dauahicr - of loved fohn J. Margaret B. Britt (nee Gar- den). * Puneral her late residence, 1740 Minnesots ‘ave se. “on Fr 702 84 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited." "Interment Congressional Cem- etery. BROWN. ANNI Monday, May & 103 'ANNIE “BROY and Annie Westbrook, grar Martha and Annie Jackson, sist Patterson. “Puners! Priday: May | m. from Prazier's funers. Rhode Island ave. n.w. Prie; n.?wx CLIFTON FRANKLI) uesday, May O, 1 his_resid: 218 t. CLiPTON rmu»KuN beloved son ot CLi Pranklin lnd Lelis Wilson Brown Deral trom the above residence on Prida May 12, gt 1 pm Relatives and frien. Invited." Interment Cedar Hill Cemetcry. EORGE W. On Thursday. 8t his residence. 472 ‘Gevoted husband father of 3 host de May Gl of “Amelia Butler Joseph Butler. He also leaves of other relatives and friends. Iesting at the John T. Rhies fineral chapel, ird and Eye Notice of funerai Jater. CAMPBELL. CHARLES Wednegddy. May 10, CAM: i beloved Suddents 1433, CHARLI i A. S the jate 1l and beloved hus- of Mabel T. Campbell (nee Hepburn) and father of James L Campbell and ther elle M. Slack, Funersl s ne. Notice of 3 Rzmlms resting_at Co., 1400 Chapin on F. JULIA C. On Wednesday. SBrREORAN eioven Corcoran_and mot Tydines and 1 from her late E avenue n.%. on Saturday. May 13, at 830 am. thence O hemCntireh 'of the Nativity. Brighc: wood, D. C.. where mass will be offered . 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. ~Rels tives and friends are invited. Interme: at 1 Joseph residence, 7 Mount Olivet Cemetcsy. Departed _ this _ life 1933, SARAH dale st.’ May 15 at 2:30 Olivet Cemetery, DAWSON. SARA S 1933, g-lumo on ay, May 9. xram' her Tate hire ave. n.W.. 702. on urphy Tesidence. 2040 New Hampshi the nonhmun-na Anlrtm!m Saturday. Ma: for the her %soul, Relatives and friends ate in- Jited.” Interment at St. Mary's Ceme- | FORBES. LOUISE M. oOn Wednesday, my at the residence of Mr. and Fune day. May 11 at Friends are fnvited. Intérment at JeRersonville. Ind. HAMPTON, REBECCA. Funeral services of BEBECCA (PTON were held at R. C ichardson's funeral ‘church. May 11, 1933. Interment Payne Cemetery HILE, MARY D. On Wednesday. May 10 p.m.. at her residence. 5010 f MARY D. HILE (nee beloved wife of Josepn ¥ she m day. May 13, at 11 HOWARD. REESE On Wednesday. May 10. it his residence. 10 & REEAE HOWA mourn their loss a father. m. broth five sisters, and many snd ¢ Rem Clar 1 1418 B S fiotice ot Tun hereatter. JORNSOX. MAMIE EASLEY. Depa host of other relatives Remains may be vie p.m.. Thursday. May 11. at & Co. funeral church, Puneral services Pri- May 17 at 2 pri. from Southern - Baptist Church. 4th and L sts. n.w. Rev. Smallwood. _pastor. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. fiv Re- st. n.w. Notice of services CE L. Wednesday. at, Ber residence, 1800 ENCE L. beloved it of me R Gestre Liovd ind Seter ta K. Loor and Claude C. Kitch- 2 1400 Chapin’st. n.w. {uneral home. 0 p.m. m)n- Baturday. 30 tives and friends are u:vued LUCKETT. ALFRED. & Departed mu lte suddenly, ’n!emu May u‘ 033, at_ his Tesidence, ALFRED He Jeaves fo mourn thelr 1088 | & lovin ut'"" Katle Luckelt: one step- | e m Lawso nephew, two cousins relatives and friends. 4% “Eugene Fords funeral South Capitol st, T 2, at from his late residence. ierment Woodlaws Cemeters. MeCRAY. WILLL on Th us! e A McCriy. " Bunersi trom the above residence on Saturday. May 13. at 9 am. ther ucomfmn Church. e will be offered at 9:30 a. Relatives and friends invied: Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 2 | MOONEY, MARY. parted this life. Wed- Halls Hill, Va.. leaves to ‘mourn their loss. a daught Mrs. Marion Mooney: & son, J. M uinn: 8 sister, M ge! icks” st. n.w. ~ Notice of funeral late PAFF. FREDERICK ). Suddenly on Wednes- day evening May 10. 1 Mt. Ve Va. 3. BAl of Mrs. Edward C. W. McKnew and Mrs. Henr; Puneral services at Wheatle: bon Taterment Fresboter ‘C’e‘ .m. Interm resbyterian Ceme- tery, Alexandria. ROGERS, ELIZABETH COCHRAN. On Wed- nesday. May 10, 1033, at her residence: n.w.. ELIZABETH HRAN ! | oy ) +” Hamaiiton, Va. terment Hamilton, Va. ROSE. KATHERINE E. On Wednesday, May p.m.. In: 11 s lence on Friday Ma Interment Arlingion MERVILLE, ARTHUR JOHN. De) O e “Tueatay. Max . 1Dsperted Freedmen's ARTHUR ' 'JOHN of the late Alexander son and Alice E 'Somerville, beloved husband erville, father of Prances or: arted Y. from U0 am... where Solema be_sung for repose of his terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ARROW, ETHEL. Wedne: 1933, at Gallinger Hospital. ROW, ' beloved daughter of James and Urene Sparrow. 1s0 leaves three rgor.m_: James, Jr.; on WN. mother o je Bell| ried this | 1E wed | . De nesday, May 10, 1033, at her residence. | I MARY MOONEY. _Sh | | STEAD, JTHOMAS JETYERSON. . C.. TH beloved husband of tead_and son of the late fd, potcr and O Services Priday, M a.m. (dsy gt saving “ime) at Calvary Eplscany 61 e oL Jramercy Park. New Yurl 'I‘HHOCIA LIIOY" De; l,l"!d li;nsre life Wed ¢ Garfield Hor 5}"1'.::\%“3’& Laifian Thomas, " He.jeave :50( bn)lhu; ben an atives an 'hm ral lvna, Budden|- y 9. 103: r tves and friends invite terment Payne's Cemetery. VAN OVERMEER, JOSEPH PAUL JR. O: oDt e 9: ey Yok, JOBEPT " PAUL AN YRl .; a1y beloved s . “and ™ ent1y “Seioved Tacn Se00%: Gyl sr. ang the late Mae Van funersl’ i home, am. A'nyum c-m i floyslds Catnolic Ch\llch W Boeton National Cemettry. waLsH, CATHERIN ‘ 2, Mev 9. 1933 thence o 8t here mass wil Interment Ar- WALTHER, MAX A. Sudden: Mernine: v, Wed).rs'fiu Dorning. May 10 e ate comrade from his late . 768 13th st s e WILLIA] M O. OHM. EIDENH, ml STE Tue: AN ife o) aries D Funeral services nrf)w ;); §und1yv May 14. at 6 p Monday, May 15, un.una MARTHA. O, . e fesidence Gty At ARTHA W L Capi- 30_p Relatives ek e ] 1z WILSON, cARRIE. t ILSON, CA \Departed this lite Thurs- {%flger}cfi ol’ ber' ! o 7 41 A h st m Payne: three Beatrice Hersers Kinzie 5. H.e now resting at Funeral Sunday. May 13 Feople s Consresational Cniireh, s ween 5tn and 7t officiating. e ZIER. CHARLES H. On Tuesday. May o, his” residence, HA H, beloved iy Virginia B, Zier In loving remembranc mother, 3 denl"-]ed this life 10 years SON' ANB DA ER. SON UGHTER. WIBUR AND KULLMAN, CARRIE V. Bacred to Demory of our dear ‘wife and mo CARR] KULLMAN, who depa ffe Bve ears nge iadsy bas P In the book of our lives are me: Of the Dappiest moments we's And recorded in love are the & wonderful mother—our ow Por you saw only good in our drean You soothed every moment of And your name is the sweete Mother. dear, in the bool er, dear, in the book of HER HUSBAND. JOHN P. BONS. ERNEST L JASPER JA!PIR AND DAUGHTER. FLOR L‘!BA“ IAIY M. In I aghvonlfid m&ldhrrh lliA‘RY M LAMBATH, lepar this life 22 years ago toe day, May 11, 1911 e In lhe‘book of our lives there are mem- the emor the happiest moments we've Angrecorced i love a he & wonderful mother—o T memory fades and life d You'll live f O'NEILL, ROBERT. Sacred to 1 of our dear husband and fa ONELLL. who died twenty %0 today. May 11, 1910 memor; ROBER’ Liree vears who loved him, pe: e three years ago today \hy TE; Many & loving tno A3 tokeD 50 gweet and te HIS DEVOTED MOTHER SWEENEY, KENNETH H. would we give to clasp h His happy face to see, To_hear his voice and see his That meant %0 much to us broken heart, ru our’ hearts have acheg, Dear Kenneth. just_for MOTHER, DADDY A FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Moders "Ohapel: Teiephone National 2473 CHASnS ZURHORST CAPITOL ST. Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. N.W. NAtional 5522 ]oscph F. Bu'chs “Sens Established 184, 3034 M St AW, {JOHN R. WRIGHT ( CO 1837 10th 8¢ N, Fheme North 0017 V. L. SP SPEARE CO. ! Nelther the successors to nor connected with uu p!;;gnleml W. R. Speare establishment, WILLIAM H. SCOTT IOR R(h !t B! JAMES T. RYAN | _317 PA. AVE BE. Atlantic 1700 !J- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORI M. @th & MASS. AVE. NE. LINCOLN 5200, BIRG ne West 0098 MONUMENTS. TR SROUENTS ARD SARTOARY O Do not base the selection of the family monument on photographs shown by ped- \dlerl or agents, as you may be deceived. Reduced prices gxr 30 dllyls Bladensburs R Sears-Roebuck. PITNIIAL DISIGVS. Op, 3 GEO C. SHAFFER E FLORAL EMI AT MODERATE. PRICES FHONE AL 6108 Spen Eronds” 1 4th & EYE and Sundays b GEO. A. COMLEY 3%3,M 5K stle Floral Designs Night Phones. Clar. FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 up Delivered