Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1933, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. | om Famous 4,600 Yards Just Received! All C Yd. at one Low Price 15c to 29c Values Newest 36-Inch Prints Fruit of the Loom Butterfield Playcord Paradise and Betty Beau Special CLEARANCE 49c¢ to 69¢ SILKS and RAYONS Remnants of Silks and Rayons we have been selling up to 69c a yard being closed out! Included in this offer are Silk Satin Crepes, All Silk Flat Crepes, Rayon Printed Sport Crepes and Plain Rayon Crepes. Solid colors and printed patterns. All at one low price. WINDOW SHADES Choice of 4 Colors 29c¢ Each On Guaranteed Spring Rollers. Best grade of water color shade. 36 inches wide by 6 feet. Fringed PANEL Size 34" by 21/, yar bottom. lored. EARS, ROEBUCK SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR OPEN UNTIL 9:30 PM. THURS,, FRI. AND SAT SEE THE QUILT CONTEST If you want to see masterpieces of quilt making, see the beautiful local qui.ltl entered in the National $7,500 Century of Progress Quilt Contest to be held in Chicago. Displayed on Our Second Floor Until Thursday, 9:30 P.M. Outstanding Cotton Week Special! LOCKWOOD SHEETS Sizes 81x99 in. 72x99 in. 59 Lockwood sheets are known to all for their splendid wear- ing qualities. The sturdy fabric has 132 threads to the square inch. Usually 79¢ . . . Stock up now and Save. 42x36-Inch PILLOW CASES 19¢ Values 38-Inch Figured GRENADINES 10c Yd. Large assortment of new patterns and colorings in mercerized combed yarn grenadines. 40 inches wide. Also cushion dots in ecru and ivory. Mission Net CURTAINS 29c = ds. Attractive Ecru. Have a 3-inch fringe Neatly tai- AND CO. YOUR MONEY BACK RETIRED JUSTICE'S - WIFEDIES AT 10 iMrs. Loula Brown Campbell Took Prominent Part in Society Here. Mrs, Loula Brown Campbell, 70, wife of former Chief Justice Edward K, Campbell of the Court of Claims, djed last night at her residence in the | Dresden Apartments after an fllness of about six months. Born in Sumterville, Als., she was married to Judge Campbell at Bir- mingham in 1888. They came to ‘Washington when he was appointed to the Court of Claims by President Wil- son in 1913 and had lived here ever since, Mrs. Campbell was prominent in ‘Washington society and took an active rt in the aff of the Women's mocratic Club. Judge Campbell retired from the Court of Claims about five years ago. He is a member of the Metropolitan, Chevy Chase and Cosmos Clubs. Besides her husband, Mrs. Campbell is gayvived by two daughters, Mrs. John Lewis Underwood of Birmingham, A, and Miss Jean Campbell of W :shington, and a sister, Mrs. Conrad Ol'me of Birmingham. Funeral arrangements will not be made until arrival of members of the family. Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast BOSISIISNSSIN Washinoton's Most Beautiful Cemetery The inevitable should have thoughtful attention at a time when a burfal place for the fam- ily can be calmly considered Not left to the hour when grief blinds best judgment and may lead to disquieting regrets. its selection an_enduring com: fort to the living—an environ- ment that 1ifts the pall of sor- Tow by the inspirational beauty on every hand. And ¥ be sure time its charm of e —for we are faithful stewards of your confidence. Cedar Hill Cemetery On_Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol Recommend AMBULANCES The GREATER Chambersco Clean, Fresh and SANITARY $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Very Low Rates on Long Distance Calls Call COL. 0432 LOCKETT RITES TODAY Retired Colonel Will Be Laid to Rest in Arlington Cemetery. PFuneral services for Col. James L. Lockett, U. S. A, retired, who died May 4 st Col ), Calif., were to be held at 2 p.m, today in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. Services were to be at the grave only, with full mili ors and_with Chaplain Ralph C. Dei- bert of Fort Myer officiating. Col. Lockett was the father of Col. ames M. Lockett, executive officer of the 16th Brigade Headquarters in ‘Washington. RITES TOMORROW FOR STAR WRITER Thomas M. Harvey, Veteran Court Reporter, to Be Paid Final Tribute in Chevy Chase. Funeral services for Thomas M. Harvey, 63, veteran court reporter for The Evening Star, who died yesterday at his apartment at 4700 Connecticut avenue, will be held at the Blessed Sac- rament Catholic Church in Chevy Chase tomorrow at 10 am. Burial will be in Mount_Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Harvey had covered District Su- preme Court and the Court of Appeals for The Star for nearly 40 years, and was one of the best known figures in ‘Washington’s legal circles. Born in Washington August 31, 1869, he received his elementary education in the public schools and was a member of the centennial class of Georgetown Uni- versity. He joined The Star's editorial staff in January, 1894. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Kathar- ine B. Harvey; three daughters, Miss Katharine Maurita Harvev, Mrs. Carl J. Bock of Birmingham, Mich., and Mr: Vincent D. Callanan of Lakeland, Fla. a son, Herbert Noyes Harvey, and tw sisters, Mrs. Clara Wheatley of Chicago and Mrs. Mae Castell. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘TODAY. Meeting, Baptist Young People's Union, Raleigh Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Tall Cedars, Raleigh Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Stanley Church DePue Post, No. 30, American Legion, Cairo Hotel, |8 pm. Meeting Harvard Club, University Club, 8 pm. |~ _Dance, New England States Soclety, | Kennedy-Warren, 9 p.m. | Meeting, Board of Governors, Poto- mac Boat Club, 8 pm. Meeting. Hotel and Restaurant Em- | ployes” | street, 3 p.m. Dance, New York State Soclety, Shoreham Hotel, 7 p.m. i TOMORROW. | Luncheon, Transportation Club, | Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, District Bankers' Association, 12:45 pm. | Meeting, Columbia Delphian Chapter, Hamilton Hotel, 10 am. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Cornell Club, University Club, 12:30 p.m. | Luncheon, Phi Gamma Delta Fra- | ternity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. of Columbia Willard Hotel, School Presents Pageant. PALLS CHURCH, Va., May 17 (Spe- | cial).—The Madison Elementary School | presented an outdoor pageant yester- | day afternoon here. Mary Payne was | crowned Queen of the May. The pro- gram was featured by costuming and dance routines. Cadets to Hold Banquet. BALLSTON, Va., May 17 (Special).— The annual banquet of the cadet corps of the Washington-Lee High School will be held at the school this evening. Speaking and entertainment will feature the program. e Petunia Plants 3 for 25¢ Al in _bloom—3 _varieties. Fringed. Every rare and delicate shade. Rosy morn, brilliant rose colored flowers. Purple Prince, a splendid velvety purple Small Annual Plants for Transplanting, 40c Box 1 Dor. Plants to Box Cannot Break Box Asters, Petunias, Snapdragons, Marigolds, Verbenas, Scarlet Sage, Calendulas, Zinnias EXTRA SPECIAL 0ld English Boxwood 10c Each s—8 to_10 Inches. g['n‘:‘l‘:?‘!:::‘.‘Wlli:.’lillnn. Ete. VEGETABLE PLANTS Tomato and Pepper, 25c doz. Egg Plants, 40¢ doz. Sweet Potatoes, 50c—100 Cauliflower, 25c doz. Gladioli Bulbs, 29c doz. Exhibition Mixed ELEPHANT EARS Large Bulbs, 15c each Mammoth Bulbs, 25¢c each Canna Roots, Named Varieties 10c_ea., $1.00 doz. Tube Rose Bulbs, 25¢ doz. CAPITAL PARK LAWN GRASS SEED TR R e omieest Time Lb., 30c; 3 Ibs., 85¢c; S lbs., $1.25; 25 lbs., $5.25 RICH GARDEN SOIL 75c Per 100 Lbs. A PANSY SALE That Far Surpasses any That We Ever Held Before THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY F.W.Bolgiano & Co. 607 E St. N.W. 'WE DELIVER TO CITY AND SUBURB! Great Big Pansy Clumps to a Basket 35c a basket A Perfect M: of Blooms. Magnificient blendings of the rarest, richest colors and hues. DREAMS OF BEAUTY Come and Make Your Own Selections Annual Bedding Plants Mostly All in Full Bloom Blue Ageratum, Be- 9 gonias, Red-leaf Can- nas, red’— :l:nwen; Green-lea annas, yellow flower; Green- Each Leaf Cannas, red flow- er; Chrysanthemums, 3 for Coleus, Lantanas, Marigolds, Phlox, 25C Scarlet Sage, Snap- dragons, Stocks, Verbenas, Vinca Vines, Wandering Jew, Hardy Ivy, Mountain Pinks, Moon Vines. Hardy Perennial Plants 9c ea.; 3 for 25c Delphiniums, Hardy Pinks, Sweet Williams, Hardy Carnations, Sed- ums, Candytuft, Columbine, Oriental Poppy, Coreopsis, Hardy Larkspur, Bachelor’s Button, etc. EVERGREENS, 59¢ Ea. 2 to 3 ft. Norway Spruce 18 to 24 in. Spreading Junipers 12 to 15 in. Mugho Pines 2 to 3 ft. Irish Junipers Beautiful Specimen_Plants in Painted Green_ Tubs Very Low Prices Lawn Mowers, hand and power, sharpened and d. Called for and delivered. Poultry Manure, 100 lbs., $2.00 Old Gardener Fertilizer For Lawns and Gardens 5 Ibs., 30¢; 10 Ibs., 50c 25 Ibs., $1.00 The Lowest Prices Ever Sold Phone National 0091 | liance, Local No. 781, 1412 I, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17. 1933. DR. HENRY MUNROE’S WIDOW SUCCUMBS Made Home in Capital When Hus- band Was Consulting Engineer With Bureau of Mines. Mrs. Alice Brown Munroe, 76, widow of Dr. Henry Smith Munroe, who died May 4 at Litchfield, Conn., died yester- day at her home in the Connecticut city, according to an Assoclated Press dispatch. Mrs. Munroe had lived in Litchfield and Washington for 45 years. She re- sided at 2540 Massachusetts avenue when her Lusband was a consulting en- eer with the Bureau of Mines in 917. She was a member of the Colo- nial Dames. Dr. Munroe, s well known and mining engineer, was professor of mining and a member of the council of Columbia University from 1891 to 1915. He had suffered a stroke while visiting here last March. Mrs. Munroe is survived by s daugh- ter, Mrs. Eleanor M. Green, and a son, Robert K. Munroe. Class to Sponsor Dance. OXON HILL, Md., May 17 (Special). —A memorial dance will be given in Oxon Hill School Auditorium, Friday, sponsored by the senior class of Oxon Hill High School. Births Reported. Perry A. and Elizabeth O. Little. boy. 1 nd Evelyn M. Van Lowe, and Marjorie Billingsley, boy. d Frances Sirman, boy. ank J. and Jassie Walker, boy. Franklin E. and Laura Hamerdinger, boy. James W. and Marion Ayars, boy. Francis and Ellis Kirkham, boy. John and Alvine Dickm Witmer a: . rtha Graham. gifl. George A. and Helen La Mont. girl. Leon and Katherine Papas. girl. Walter J. and Elizabeth Isaksen, eirl Walter T. and surl. E. and Frences Riley, b and Emily Lynerd. boy. e L. and Freda Harri A and Olga Reier, by and_ Esterina Willis and N James R. and Frank and Gertrude Madel. boy. J. Joseph and Frances Sheehan. boy. Moses E. and Ruth Herring, bo Clarence L. and Susie Dumford, girl. B. and Vivian Dver. gt omas O. and Elsie airl Richard H. ir]. Horace J. and Eleanor Thompson, gifl. Lewis R. and Florence Burdick, girl Marriage Licenses. Clarence A. Acton, 39. 808 22nd st. and | Elise M. League, 20, 1523 1st + Rev, A | P. Poore. O. Hinkle. 24, 3810 Jones, 3616 P st; ph D. Nowicke. 34, 927 Anna M. Smikie, 37. 927 G 8 Ball “Frank Wenger, 25. 1300 P st. and Au- Neuland, 22, 3220 Highland pl.:. Rev. e elly. Albert F. Dariano, 21, 718 Bth and Santina Poppolardo, 1%, 716 5th st.;’ Rev. JE 26. New York City, . 1173 3rd at. n.e.; fattingl Hillary C. Lewis. 15, 411 4th st. se.. and Lillan E. Richardion, '24, 2443 Nichols ave. V. se T. Hughes. W. Fisher. 22, and Ruth M. - both of Richmo: Rev. John C. elma ne, 22, 5 2 Rev. R. W. Brook: & Deaths Reported. 308 Virginia ave. se. 2506 17th st 14°Q st s, P st Rev, En G st. and Rev.'J. C. and nest Thomas Mann, 18, James L. Grant. 75 Louise M. Miller. ‘ne. 203 Hamlin st. n'e. ler, 56, Tuberculosis Hos- am L. Johnston, 48, United States s Home Hosp:tal “lis, 41, Little River near Oo- ch, 18 Garfleld Hospital. lter A. Riley. 1142 Abbey pl. tta Diges. 68, 324 Bryant st. e e OF 928, Pyent trude Taylor. 26. 817 3 Reece Howard. 1138 Bladensburg Mary M. Bailey, 23, Freedmen's Ho: Percy Jones 20, Preedmen’s Hospital FOUND. LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescos LOST. BRIEF_CASE. left in taxi Wednesdsy morn- ing. Reward. Return 1815 Kalorama rd. i = 10* FOX white, several black spots Reward, st. 2d st. 8w, TERRIER, CKPIECE, (Baum marten): lost at the last show et Earle Theater Monday night. Reward if® returned to Occidental Hotel, Pa. ave. n.w.. or call Dlstrict B4 Thood 14th and N. Y. about 9 p.m. Return Call AT. M. | P OOK. brown. containing Dpapers, | money and kevs. in 'Ladies’ Rest Room. Standard Ofl Bldg. Reward, if returned to 1800 25th st se. Abt. 3. or Room 437, & onday ev ave. n.w.. My = appreciated. _Reward. brown back, named v collar. tag with 346, ard. SETTER, black an te. about 6 months old. _Liberal reward. ~Return to 530 Ath s.w. SPECTACLES, shell-ri; in tan leather Ed- r_ncn"dx case, Monday. Please call NOrth VANITY CASE. gilt and tortoise shell 1 faxicab. on Sunday evening. Reward. Call atur PUP. hild's pet, name evy Chase WRIST W, ’s diamond baguette st watch. Friday night. Reward. WEst WRIST WATCH, 'lady" at Tivolt Theater. ~Re owner. 1373 Jefferson gold; Sunday night d when returned to = % $10 REWARD Information leading to recovery cat, beaver color. black face. vicinity Forest Hill L8 of Siame blue ey SEVENTH & F STS. Spring SUITS ‘18 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN JUNE $6 IN JULY $6 IN AUGUST Strictly all-wool suits of guaranteed quality. Splendidly tailored of long-wearing ma- terials in the season’s best shades of grey, tan, blue, brown. All sizes. MRS. LEAH F. EVANS, 54, DIES AT 'VALTER REED Native of New _ork Is Survived by Husband and Son Here. Mrs. Leah P. Evans, 54, wife of Maj. Albert L. Evans, Chaplain Corps, U. S. A at Walter Reed Hospital was born at Hermon, 3 She had lived for the last three years at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., where her husband is stationed. Besides ner husband, she is survived by a son, Wilmoth Evans, 3100 Connec- ticut avenue, a chemist at the Bureau of Standards. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Edgewood Arsensl. ‘The body will then be sent to Watertown, N. Y., Maj. Evans’ home, for burial. SEVEN NURSES TO FINISH COURSE AT ALEXANDRIA Commencement Exercises for Grad- uating Class at Hospital Will Be Held June 1. By & Btaf Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 17.—The Board of Lady Managers of the Alex- andria Hospital has announced that commencement_ exercises for the seven nurses of the June graduating class of the hospital will be held in the Virginia Public Service Auditorium here, June 1, at 8 o'clock. Nurses who will receive diplomas have completed a three-year training course at the local institution, supplemented by special courses at the University Hospital, Charlottesville, Va. ey are Miss Mary Jane Jesse of Lynchburg, Va.;. Miss Bernice Norton of Alexandria, Va.. Miss Virginia Lor- raine Ford of Richmond, Va.; Miss Mary Jane Smoot of Ballston, Va.: Miss Mildred Vernon Johnson of Culpeper, Va.: Miss Lucy Elizabeth Davis of Bro- kenburg. Va., and Miss Elizabeth Ger- trude Simms of Alexandria, Va. PLAN ART EXHIBIT Special Dispatch to The Star. BETHESDA, Md. May 17.—An ex- hibition of paintings from the collec- tion of Theo Morgan will be given at the Newcomb Club. Bethesda Public Library, tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. In charge of this exhibit are Mrs Benjamin Potter, president of the New- comb Club; Mrs. Charles Chambers, Mrs. Willlam Ross Dellett, Mrs. A Brookhouse Foster and Mrs. Willlam Nelson Morell. Card of Thanks. PROCTOR. JAMES H. o our many’ friends und relatives 10 kindness, sympathy gerings endered e S one e loved husband and fatber. PROCTOR. ne ATHE PAM Braths. ABERT. NANNIE HAMILTON. May "18, 1933, at the r nw. on Friday. . at 3 pm. (Parking facilities card from our ofice.) Interment private. 15 BARBOUR, MARY THORNTON. Departed this life Saturday. May 13, 1033, at Emergency Hospi! BARBOUR. 18, at 1 p.m.. fro Church,’ 413 st._between N st. an Lean ave. s.w., Rev. J. C. Mosley Interment Beihel Cemetery. On_Monda BATTLES. wife and aunt nine gran al home. Interment was {n Woodlawn Ce BOWLES. WILLIAM 0. Passed away Mon- day. May 15, 1033. Rev. WILLIAM ol. d. n.w. He leaves aughter. Oro M. Hodge: . Henry and George Bowle: sranddaughter. Dorothy _ Hodge, nieces, Eva Bowles and Cordelia’ W ody 'temporarily resting st v hey's funeral home. N. J. & . n.w. Funeral Thursda: from Jerusalem Ba one may 1 ednesday Relatives and friends invited v. Augusius Lewis and R g. Interment coln Cemetery BRANSON, JOHN A. Suddenly. on Sunday. e ce. 1518 1s from his late r Peter's Church ent’ Congressional and friends invited 17 Wednesday. May_ 17, at 1 p.m.. from Metropolitan Bap- tist Church _ Members are urzed to attend. GEORGE W. COLE, President. 1S, Sec. 3 2 The ' Dresden _Ap: .2 LOULA BROWN CAMPBELL. beloved wife of Edwdrd K. Campbell. Notice of serv- ices hereafter. . CARROLL. JESSE dey. May 17. 1 beloved husbang of Emma_B. Carroll. Punerel from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400_Chapin st. n.w.. on 1day. May 19, at 2 p.m. Relatives and Snddenly. on Wednes- . JESSE B. CARROLL. 1 ngham. She leaves other relatives and friends. 'Remains rest- ing at the funeral parlors of Alexander S Pope, 315 15th st. se. Notice of funeral ater. NMIRE. EDNA S. On Tuesday, May 16, 1 at her residence. 119 Sth st. se. EDNA §.. wife of Dr. Roy Franklin Dun- mire. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home, 4th st. and 3 ave. ne. where n_Thursday, I8 at'2 pm. Interment Glenwood C ELLIS, NAOMI DORMAN. On Tuesday. May 18, 1633, at Columbus, Ga.. NAOMI DOR- AN. widow of James W. arry M. Ellis of Columb Her' remains on afrival, on May 17, a s.m. will rest at V. L’ Speare Co.. H. §t. n.w. Notice of funeral later. RGUSON, WALTER. On Sunday, Ma USON. son_of 14, . at = Frazie 380 Rhode 'Island ave. n.w. Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. GEORGE, THOMAS M. On Wednesday. May lath and friends Please omit flowers. Interment private. GLASSPOLE, MARY WILSON. On Tuesday. May 18, 1933, 8t the Episcopal Eye. Ear and ‘Throat Hospital. MARY WILSON of 3000 Conn. ave. n.w. dward Glasspole, s. Cuddy, Winnifred ris Glasspole. Funeral services at . H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 1th st n.w. on Fridey, May 19."at 11 GLEED, ARMSTEAD. Departed this life May 16, 1933, in Wilmington. Del.. AR STEAD GLEED. born in Leesbuis urviving are several nleces and n ara Walker of Leesbur, Hudson of Philadelphia, Pa.: son of Washington. D.' C.. and erick Slade of Philadelphia, Pa. n Chester, Pa.. Friday, May 19. Taliferri of Washington officiating. GREENE, ADA F. On Wednesday May 17, 1933, ‘at_her residence. 131 Maple & Patk. Md.. ADA F. beloved wifé late John A Greene. ' Fuperal from the residence of her grandson, Wendell C. Thorpe; 512 Whiltier st n.w.. on Priday, 9, at 2 p. elatives 'and friends invited.” Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. HARVEY, THOMAS M. On Tuesday, May 16, 1933, at his residence. 4700 Con- necticut ave. n.w., THOMAS M., beloved husband of Kathrine "Barbara Harvey. Funeral services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, n.w., Thursday. May 2901 1 st rsday. 8. at 9:15 am.. thence 1o the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, e ase. here mass will offered at 10 Oiivet Cemetery. HERFURTH, CHARLES A. On Wednesday May 17’ 1933, at Providence Hospita A. HERPURTH of 719 E st. beloved husband of Agnes Auguste Her- furth. Notice of funeral hereater. JOHNSON, ALBERT. May “16.° 1933, ALB! JO] . be- loved ‘husband ‘of Elizabeth Johnson. de- o ther of Sarah Lucas and Wilber: stepfather of Bessic McAbee. ura Johnson and, Alfred Dow. Remain Frazier's funeral home, :ii ve. n.w., until Priday, A p.m. €] ter at his late re dence, 473 Ridge st. n.w. Funeral and . C.. W 5 am.” Interment in Mount Park. Va., husband of Prei y, May 1K. at 2:30 pm late residence. ‘Interment Columbja Ga dens’ Cemetery, Clarendon, Va. - Pleas omit flowers. MAY BEARDMORE. LANHAM, May 16, 103 o Tyseear: her residence, 6520 Del- hapel, Va., M Robert J. Herbert J . Lapham. Bervices at the above residence ‘on Thursday, May 1, am. thence L arles Chuich, Clarendon. Va.. 'where mass will be ofered at 0 a.m. laterment at Cedar Hul Cemetery. LINDSEY. JOSEPHINE. On Tuesdsy. May 16. 1033, at Georsetown University Hos- ital, affer s short iliness. JOSEPHINE NDSEY, She leaves to mourn her de- parture iwo brothers, sisters and many other relatives and {rie: maine re t the John TR and' Eye sts. tice of funeral hereafter. McKNIGHT, CASSIUS. Departed M 16,1933, 22031 st n'w, this life CASSIUS Mc. He leaves McNAMARA, THOMAS L. On Tues: 16, 1933, ‘at his residen Hampshire ave. husband amara. Fu above residence on Priday, 2 Requiem ~mass urch at 6.0 am Oliver Cemetery. invited. qu‘n’r)n'.fi MINNIE. On Wednesday 155, 8t her residence. 114 ¢ MINNIE ‘GUANDER, cevoed wis late Henry "Quander, Elizabeth (8is) Baile mon Re Joving Quander, and She leaves one grandson. Ray- and other relatives and friends, ns K at W Er Jarv neral later. RIVERS, REBECCA. denly on Tuesday, late residence, RIVERS, Departed of until the abo 18, Cyprian’s Church Cemetery. ROWE E; Rowe Takoma Py husband Departed y. May 14. voted dof of Hattie O'Ne o ACE R. On Wednes: CE R.. beloved wiie 2 mohes of .er;”(n:bgu'é.x . ved Wil Prederick Thompson_ _Rem g of s Remains at Zurhorst's funeral chai itol st. Interment i 0sp: Sergt devoted husband of father of Do veaver. He mourned by a host of friends. resting at Bundy's funeral parlor, Florida ave. WEAVER, HARRY. Officers and comrades of Rear Admiral Charles M, Thomas Camp. No 3 of the Potomac, U.'8. W advised of th > ot HARRY WEAVER. - obar Tona, Fymeral Friday, May tional Cemetery. pr R LOPEZ, Commander. WILLIS, WILLIAM H. On 1933. at 5:20 am’ at 1 i WILLIS, beloved hu; Willls, devoted tater of Coutter s, He is survived by is Wood: & 18* rsday Ebenezer Relatives 1ri Bethel Cemetery, In Memoriam. BIRD. ALICE. In loving rememb: our dear mother and grandmothe LIC] PIRD; who left us four years ago today, p.m.. from andri a. Vi Interment May 1 “Loved in life, remembered DAY £ 2 SN GRANDDAUGHTER. 8. P. HAISTORKS. REV. ELUAH AND JAMES W. Sa. to_thi husband, Rey. today, May 17. 1 JAMES W. COLEM life two years I sm thinking, alw Of my loved ones de None but God knows how I've missed them In these tro sad Heare COLEMAN. e A COLEMAN. REV. ELIJAH. In loving re- membrance of our dear e ELIJAH COLEMAN. who dep: two years ago today. May 1 What would we give to clasp His happy face to see To_hear his voice and That meant so much t0 us MRS, LUCINDA LEAK. FOR THE SE} CHOIR' "OF REHOBOTH BAPT . who D of rest two vears ago 931, and my loving son. who_departed this arch 131 MAUS. LESTER A. In loving remembrance of my dear son. LES' A U: left me nine years ago todar. 02 M ROCKELLI, DAVID. memory " of my ROCKELL! one & DAUGHTER. A SIMMONS, WILLIAM T. In memory of my husband. WILLIAM ‘T~ SIMMONS. who departed from me eight years ago today, May 17, 1925, Though you have passed away from me. You still live in my memory. 4th & MASS. AVE. NE COLN 5200, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Teieonone National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Line 372 Home 1804 M St. N.W. NAtional 5528 Chaillet Funeral JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E. ATlantic 1700 W. W. DEAL & CO. 816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN 8200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Ehene, west 00 [ St. N.W. EiSiuted: %41 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th B '-Tl«:i’h'd Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the xsug.ensu to nor connected with the origina Speare establishment, Phone mavional 28021009 H St. N.W. WILLIAM H. §COTT 409 8th 8t LINCOLN 0: - CHAMBERS FUNERAL DESIGN: {Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St. Suddenly, on Tuesday, | T JOHNSON. Prompt Auto Delivery Serviee Artistic—expressive—inexpe GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT “1ODERATE PRICES. FHONE NAT. 0100 Open Evenings {441, & EYE and Sundays = 2= S 0. A. COMLEY %fer ot Artistie "“Hu m‘l‘fl:. -}'.w-&-l