Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1933, Page 7

How Are Your Screens? Screens . stored away all winter, or left in windows, are apt to be the worse for wear .. . they need 3 “tonic” for their summer work. Better Give Them A Coat of “MURCO” “Murco” does not clog the mesh . . . it is easy to use . . . it will renew the wire and frames, making your screens proof against summer heat and rain. “Murco” 100 % Pure Screen Paint is priced reasonablv and may be had in any quantity. EJ Murphy © NCORPORATED 710 12th St. N. W, NAtional 2477 ExperiencedAdvertisersPrefer TheStar NDAY COMPANY C HOLDS 30TH REUNION HERE Spanish-American Veterans Exchange Stories at Banquet. Reminiscences of their experiences in the Spanish-American War and the intervening years and election of of- ficers featured the thirty-fifth annual | reunion banquet of Company C of the |old First District of Columbia Volun- | teer Infantry in the war with Spain, held in the Levera Italian Restaurant, | 1314 L street, last night. Most of the members of the com- pany belonged to the old National Fen- cibles, famous military organization of the time. Arthur B. Claxton of Woodside, Md., | who served as sergeant in the outfil- | was elected commander for the ensuing year. Capt. J. A. Costello was chosen adjutant and William A. Hickey chap- [lain and historian. Capt. Costello and IMr Hickey reside here. There were 30 odd present at last STAR, WASHINGTO night's meeting out of some 85 mem- bers who made up the company. Many of them had come far to attend. In accordance with a pledge made by members of the company when they were mustered into Federal service 35 years before the date of last night's banquet, the group gets together each year for a reunion, and will continue to do so as long as more than a sihgle member of the company is alive. Shortly after convening, Mr. Hickey spoke at a brief memorial service for deceased members. Maj. Thacker V. Walker was elected toastmaster and called upon the various members for addressés. Capt. Charles S. Domer outlined the history of the company from the time it was mustered in and gave an outline of the reunions of its members in the years since the war with Spain. A clipping from The Evening Star of 35 years ago, giving an account of the awarding of medals from the citizens of the District to the members of the company by President McKinley at a 1spev:ul ceremony was read at the meat- ng. A message of greetings from Brig. Gen. George H. Harries, who was com- mander of the old regiment of volun- teers, was read. Others who spoke at the meeting were: Arthur B, Claxton, A. B. Bou- lay, Morris K. Tharne, Jerre Costello, Dennis V. Walker, Fred Greenwalt, Samuel Ford, Charles Ruggles, Daniel . Cleary, Augusta Barghausen and Mr. Hickey. KOLUMN Guaranteed Fountain Syringes, 39¢ Red rubber syringes, 2-quart size; with two fittings and shut-off.— Street ‘ Floor. . Mattress Covers, 59¢ “Perfect Fit” firm quality un- bleached cotton mattress covers, in sizes for double beds, three-quarter and twin beds. 87-In. Sheeting, 13Y,c Yd. Heavy quality for seamless sheets and mattress covers. Scon bleaches white in washing. Printed Percale, 10c Yd. Standard quality 36-inch percale in new Summer patterns of guar- antesd fast colors. Turkish Towels, 10c Large size, 20x40 inches. Thick, absorbent quality; white with wide colored borders. Crinkled Bedspreads, 55¢ Size 80x105 Crinkled cotton bed- spreads in green, rose, blue, gold and orchid.—Street Floor. $1 All-Over Laces, 69c Yd. 36 inches wide. Silk-and-cotton White, pastels, navy, brown, black. 50c Lace Scarfs, 25¢ - Filet lace dresser scarfs in floral designs. Cream shade. Sizes 16x45 and 16x36.—Street Fioor. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, 29¢ Seconds of 59c to $1.00 chiffon. service and mesh hose with picoted or lace tops. Children’s Socks, 2 Prs. 25¢ White, fancy tops, solid colors. Half socks, 5 socks, anklets and boys’ golf hose in rayon mixtures, lisle and mercerized cotton. All sizes. 5 49c Run-Resist Hose, 19c Pure silk fine mesh hose knit to resist runs. Perfect qualty. 39c¢ Silk Mesh Hose, 25¢ In two popular mesh patterns. Perfect quality. New Summer colors. 15¢ “Whoopee” Socks, 8c Mercerized anklets in pastel col- ors with fancy tops. 69c Sheer Silk Hose, 45¢ Full-fashioned chiffon hose of beatuiful quality in the fashionable new colors. Also. service weight. ! Stretchy Top i [ Full Fashioned ' ‘ \ Silk e 59C Irregulars of a Famoul $1.00 Brand Top stretches two ways and is | | guaranteed not to run. Sheer | chiffon quality.—Street Floor. 79¢ French Crepe Slips, 59c Beautiful French rayon crepe slips, California top and other styles. Bias-cut. Deep lace at top and bottom. White, pink and _peach. Sires 34 to 44, (Sizes 46 to 52, 69c). 35¢ Rayon Undies, 25¢ Lace-trimmed. teilored, appliqued. Step-ins, - bloomers, _panties and vests in regular and extra sizes; chemise In regular sizes. Also lace step-ins and bandeaus to match. 53¢ to $1 Silk Gloves, 25¢ Fancy cuff and two-clasp styles in broken_sizes.—Street Floor. Silk Bandeaus, 19¢ Pare sik shaped bandeaux in , tearose end white. Wash- Grosgrain ribbon _straps. Sizes 32 to 38.—Bargain Booth. Tots’ Sheer Dresses, 59¢ Toddler dresses, of pastel organdy with white organdy collars. Hat to match. Also mn dotted Swiss. Sizes 1 t0 3 years—Second Floor. $1.00 Men’s Pants, 89c Sturdy cotton pants in dark stripes, also khaki .color pants. Sizes 30 to 42 waist. Men’s Otis Shirts and Drawers, 49¢c Ea. Famous Otis balbriggan short- sleeve shirts, sizes 36 to 46; and ankle drawers, sizes 32 to 44. 39¢ & 50c Boys’ Shirts, 25¢ Good sized lot, but broken sizes. Broadcloth shirts with regulation atlached collar or in sport style~— Sireet F [ Monday and Tuesday—Last 2 Days of Our 74th Anniversary Satisfaction Since 1859 JNGSPALACE . 810-818 Seventh St.N 2,000 Prs. New Summer Curtains Manufacturer’s Entire Surplus Closed Out to Sell Greatly Underprice Priscillas Printed Marquisette Dotted Marquisette Plain Marquisette Printed Voile White, ecru, figures and flowers with dainty all-over solid color _ruffies; prints of all colors. Third Floor. c Pair wo! your home for Summer at a saving, 2 Prs. for $1.10 $1 EKONOMY | Here’s News to Excite the Buying Im- pulse of Every Woman Seeking New Summer Dresses Washable Silks Printed Silks AlLSilk Chiffon ¥ Chiffon Voile Rough Crepe 95 All Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50 (Also Eyelet Embroidery Dresses, Large Sizes Only) Beautiful, breczy new fashions to glorify their wearers for sunshine days! And only $3.95— you'll realize how unusual this price is when you sec the dresses. ~White, pastels, street shades, sparkling prints and combination colors. Second Floor. Permanent Finish 25c¢, 29c Sheer Wash Goods 39-inch Printed Cotton Chiffon Voile 6-inch Anderson Printed Dimity Yard Favorite sheer fabrics of summertime grouped at an under- selling price. Gay, large flower: 1933 novelties in brilliant variety. Street Floor 900 Geod Bad Sheets Organdy 2. 30 Wuie 50c quality — sheer, Swiss crgandy that leads the f parade for ccol Summer d White, pestel shades and colers. Strect Floor. Yard '3 Arch-Support Shoes\ transparent shion <ses All are 214 yards long. —A new Summer Curtains, 79c, Fine, Sheer 59¢ Eyelet Embroidery For Cool Summer Frocks * 38 inches wide. Beautiful quality bltgsute.x le‘?’lR. eggshell, pink, blue, maize, peach, Nile Yard and orchid.—Street Floor. — Panels 6-Piece Cottage Sets What a nderful opportunity to beautify l1so special groups of .00 and $1.39 pair. Capes Jackets Puffed Sleeves Half Sleeves 3/, Sleeves and 39c 39-inch “Prima- donna” Printed c Organdy Every Yard Guar- anteed Fast Color ed patterns, dainty small figures Worth 69c¢ to 89c 81x99 59 81x90 Perfects and seconds in this 54 x 90 underprice purchase of better quality seamless bleached sheets. Prices are advancing— profrt by this opportunity! PERCALE FINISH PILLOW- CASES, all perfect. ' Famed for extra wear. Size 42x36. ]85 Street Floor. New Summer Styles at a Thrilling Low Price Siraps Ties merely good shoes Step-ins “for the but GOOD _shoes regardless of price! workmanship. support, combination Fine leathers, fine . arch last. Steel londe Kid Tan Kid Black Kid LEO P. NACHMAN., L. P. NACHMAN RITES WILL BE HELD TODAY Will Be Buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Funeral services for Leo P. Nachman, died Thursday at his home, 1421 Po- | tomac avenue southeast, after a long illness, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the residence. Burial will | | be_in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Nachman was weli known in Washington and for many years was |{associated with the Wardman Con- struction Co. He was a member of Osiris Lodge, No. 26, F. A. A. M.; the Scottish Rite and Almas Temple of the Shrine. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lillian C. Nachman, and a son, Leo T. Nachman; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nachman, and a brother, Har- old J. Nachman. |{VETERANS SCORE THREE FOR SLASH “DISASTER” ||California Convention Names Budg- et Director Douglas, Gen. Hines and J. C. Roberts. By the Associated Press. LONG BEACH, Calif., May 20—A resolytion charging Director of the! Budget Lewls Douglas, Gen. Frank T. Hines, head of the Federal Veterans' Administration, and J. C. Roberts, so- licitor for the Veterans' Bureau, with “full responsibility for the disastrous results of the economy act,” was adopt- ed today by delegates to the annual convention of the California Depart- ment, Disabled American Veterans of the World War. The act referred to was passed by Congress March 20; under it the Presi- dent has cut veterans’ relief and welfare expenditures, Blessed Memory Lost loved ones can re-live in more than blessed memory. - The understanding hands of Under- wood and Underwoed craftsmen will restore that faded snapshot, tin-type, daguerreotype, even a figure from a group, to its orig- inal perfection. Then it's just a matter of finishing in whatever way you prefer . . . minature, oil painting or regular photograph, Estimates gladly given—Come in today. Underwood and Underwood 1230 Connecticut Ave. || GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Completé Funeral Cars and All By . The GREATER Chambersco We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from CHAMBER Lifelong Resident. of Washington E | lifelong resident of Washington. who‘ THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair today and tomorrow; cooler tomorrowfli = gentle northwest, shifting to north or' north- east winds. Maryland—Pair today and tomorro cooler tomorrow. tomorrow, except possibly - scattered thundershowers in south portion toda; cooler today. West Virginia—Fair today and prob- ably tomorrow; cooler today. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy late yesterday afternoon. Becord for Last 24 Hours, Midnight . Record Until Highest, 90, 3 ago, 1. Lowest, 64, 5 am. yesterday; 2go, 47. Record Temperatures This Year. * Highest, 90, on May 20 Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geod 3 p.m. Saturday. p.m. yesterday; year year The Sun and Moon. Rises. 7:18 7:19 3 . 2:58a.m. Automobile’ llghts must be lumed on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933. Average Record January .25 3.55 .09 6.84 884 9.13 10.69 10.94 10.63 1441 375 | June November December .. 3. 56 Weather in Various Cltks ~Temperature.— Precipt- Cheyenne,” Wyo. Cleveland, Oh! Davenport, ol Galveston, Helena, Mont. Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Marauette, Memphis. Tenn New York. Nonh Pmu Nebr. nio. iR DleeoCcalp & Fraucisco. Calif. 60 0.02 Members of Pegram Club Holding Annual Meeting. Officers and mempers of the Pegram Club, which held its annual meeting at the Willard Hotel, were received at the ‘White House yesterda) O. Z. White, prcsldent was the prin- dllxml speaker at a dinner meeting last ni R. Page Burwell is vicc president and | E. W. Trainum, secretary-treasurer of | the club. | TERRIER, blacki: | part red " coll No ‘ng st.. Takoma. Md. LOST ANIMALS Almlnucu Pl | 2 LOST. AMERICAN BULL TERRIER—White. Finder please phone WAlnut 862 BOSTON BULL DOG——Wearing harness: black, white nose and breast, short, crooked TTe ‘markings, Teward" dmud 1010 Reward. 1801 Mass. ave. ale i Chevy Chase. Coll EMers "Monday_morning. FOX TERRIER, black | | answers to name - “Skippy 1008 Eve st. ne. —1f any one can locate a_gun. Con marked Met. FPolice Dept. No. lease notify Mr. Prank Boneslaw- hepherd st. n.w.. or No. 2 prect. A% white star in forehead: from 2768 Naylor rd. se. Pinder TS Witiam™ F CAtwel st above. a dress. LADY'S WATCH. May 17, on back: reward. Notify ABt. Avks. MESH BAG, Bst. n.w. GRDER K. containing _shoe r‘v{ders B F. Brown & Co make: Elgin: mononlm 734, La Salle small, gold; T polish reward SA 1 5 ;m nel:hborhmd st and P sts. n | night; reward. 3052 P st. n.w. WEst | | SP: male: Td. MBuauollun 60! ED TERRIER_Light biue eves: Finder please call EMerson 1916 Pa. av IST WATCH _Man's, Hamilton® Teather | $¥7ap? in Lansourgh's Dept. Stor | Saturday afterncon. Reward. AT. 0404-R. Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service Ryan’s funeral prices are keengng ditions. N in with present-day condi- We can furnish a com- plete funeral service at a price any jamily can afford. Our display rooms offer a com- plete exhibit so that it may be possible for a careful selection to be made and at the same time keep the cost well within the means of all. AMBULANCE SERVICE Handsome new unleucred —for local calls ...... ambulance $ 4 James T. Rydn Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 Virginia—Generally fair today and |mgo, Qard of Uhankl.m : THERINE. Wi and appreciation -ere thanks % the Dastor and {riends of Mount Jese. real Baptist Church: Wars famil Telatives 4nd Kind tviends for their King expressioh of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes sent_ at the desth of our sister, KA’ THE PAMILY. av. May Hospital, Mary H. n_P.. Bruce No- Sat Memoria! TUS loved husband of Broaddus and father of Jo B. Broaddus and Mrs. Joseph West. tice of funeral later. BROOKS, JENNETTE F. On Priday. May 933, ef’s Hospital. *SROOKS. beloved mother of Doroth; Martin and Colleen B. Wil- fiamx. " devoted daughier of - Jeotiie ' E. Fleming and sister of Mary F. Peterson. Erma L. Minor and Maude P. Wayman. Funeral Monday. May at 1 pm. from Calvary Episcopal Church, 11th and sts. Omit flowers. 21 BRYAN. EDGAR 8. Suddenly, on Pridsy, 19, 1933, at his home.’ 163 EDGAR. 5. "BRYAN. “He Js survwed By iis wife. Virgle Tavior Broan: and four daughters, . John F. B Shiela E. Miss Ly and interment v Monday, May. CLAGGETT. HAGGIE Ve Fuj i be 3t Norfolk. Va.. on S8 Seturday. May GGETT of Green COOK, LAVANIA. Suddenly, on Thnudly May 18, 193 tives and friends. Remains ruunc the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 143 You st. n.w. Funeral Monday. Ma; from "the ‘shove funeral church. 1In ment Rosemont Cemete: CORRADO, JOSEPH. smdenxy on Thurs- day, May 18 1033, st Providence Hos. EJ he beloved husband of Annie “Corrads, residence - 13 . ne. Funersl from his Tate 22, at 8:30 'y Church .~ Rela- invited. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 21 CROPLEY, CHARLES TALCOTT. ~On urday, May 20. Nt e ome of his sister, Mre, Thomas, & Wood of Ham: monden, N. CHARLES TALCOTT Funeral mn cemuan Chapel, at 3 services at on Tuesday, DAWKINS. CA Mildre Melvln ot Norlolk Cooke of Richmond, " Carrie E. Braxton of and_other, relatives s at Prazier's funeral home, 389 Rhodg Island ave. n.w. Nauce of funeral later. DOVE, LORENZA S. Entered peacefull intg rest cn Wednesday. May 17, m., Md * iter” thelr loss orie brother, three sisters and many other relatives and friends, ~Funeral Sunday. May 21. at 2 from his late residence. Scotland, Relatives and friends invited to_at- FLETCHER, LAWRENCE 0. Departed t] lite suddeniy on Monday, May 15, 103 R, bel Sarah Fletcher, Russell Fletcher an mains resting. at Barnes & Maithews funeral home, 614 4% st. s.w.. until 11 am, Sundey May thence fothe residence of his 45 T st. where funeral wi e heid. Honduy Hay Rev. Walter A.' Eng- iish Smciating. Interment Aruflmn Na- tional Cemetery. GIBSON, ANNIE I On Saturday, Hly 20, 1083, at her Tesidonce. 031 G St s, ANNIE N (nee Watson). aged 77 yun lemains resting .at the Lee funeral home, 4th a (ass. ave. n.e., where funeral urvlr,u 'fll be held on ‘Tuesday, ay at 2:30 p.m, ment Congressionsl Gemeiery. HEGARTY, JEREMIAH A On Friday, ey 19, 1933, at Providence Hospital, JERE- beioved husband of Lols Waters Hewarts. "ot Carolina_ave. ne. _Funera riors of Jaines o JRyan. 317 st Relatives and {riends *' i ¥etmént ‘Sount Olvet Ceme- HEGARTY, A., Weshington, D. c., 0. 0 g Todge’ vm convene i eiston of sarrom’ at 7:30 p.m. ., May 933, for the Durpose of paying’ tribite o the mem- ory of our late brother, H who ‘passed’ fo the Grand Lodge of the Tereatier May 1. Elk Ryans ‘chapel. 317 Pi. ave. )y JOS., HAGmTY Ezalted Ruler. Attest: W. ELBY, Secretary. HOWARD, vum nnon Atter o long illness 'which she ~bore stis fortitude. depnried this lfe Prida; t 7:30 p.n, at her ence, 3 NANNIE P! N She ‘léaves to mourn their loss a loving huxblnd. Henry T. Howard four children, Ralph. Bernard, mrold and Charlotte How mot] BESy Fston ‘three slsiers. three Srothers, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral _ Monday, from Mt Jeareel Baptist Tourch, at 1 b Bev. . Hughes officiatin HUNTINGTON, ZACHARIAH R. Suddznly Fridey. May 1o, 1033 st Boonshoro 3Ma.. ZACHARIAH R. HUNTING Yo loved ‘husband of Grace B. flununnan Body resting at Warner E. Pi funeral home, Rockvills Monday. May Episcopal Church, Roci ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. JOHNSON. ALBERT, ' Suddenly. on Tuesdsy, May 16, 1933. ALBERT JOHNSON. be- loved ‘husband of Elizabeth Jonnson. de; voted father of Sarah Lucas and Wilhert Johmson, - stepfather. of . Bessie Mcabee, Laura Johnson and Alfred X136 Jeaves mine frandchidren. - Rémaing Testing at, his late residence, 473 Ridge st. There will be short services at his Take residence at 1 p.m. Sunday. May - JFuneral and interment Sunday. May at 2 p.m., at Laytonsville, Md. De arted this life Satur- ] ELLA of 352 7 Sne, leaves loss Ibe; . Williams: & Hisce. ARnetie. R Williams: and & ROst of other relatives and_friends. = Body tem. porarily resting at ‘Maivan & sch"l hl neral home. N. J. and R Funeral, xmm the ‘bove. pariors: Tw{ May 2 p.m. -Interment ol Clmeters MANNING, EUNICE E. ' Entered peacefully into rest at her residence. 1834 P‘l:nd ave. n.w. JONES, ELLA May 20, S Testing at the McGulre funeral 20'0th st. n.w. Funeral Sundey. 1:30 p.m. from politan En o 5t et 15t And 1jth Relatives and friends invited. MATTINGLY, FRANCIS DOUGLAS. On rrl- 10 JO33 st Providence Hos: UGLAS. the beloved Mary Mat- Funeral is grandparents’ . residence. John. F. Conner, c-mm Heights, Md.. on Mon- day. May at 2 pm. ' Relatives and friends invit Interment Congressional Cemetery. McCULLOUGH. MARY CATHERINE. cn Saturday, May 20. 1933, at 6:40 pm.. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. c-menn» tterback, Cherrydale, EATHERINE " in “her pith year. the be- loved wife of the late John . MecCullough, Solonial tuneral phyey. Rock- MARY C. On Saturday, May e Rer Cresidence 411 G- gL, Y C.. beloved wife of John P. enna and ‘daughter of the late Wil- Hlm l‘x‘dncuhenrt e m mase will he at 9 o'clock. atives and Mount_Olivet A offered on Tuesday. 208t Dominic's Ghurch. friends Invited. © Interment Cem: Suddenly. on etery. JORN G. t Emergency McLAUGHLIN, T a beloved husband of the late Kate McLaughlin (nee McLaughlin), 1435 Harvard st nw. Funeral will eld the sbove residence on Mon- at 8:30 am. High requiem e Shrine of the Sacred Heart “Interment Mount Olivet Cem- Relatives and friends invited. NACHMAN. LEO P. On Thursday. May 18, 1033, at'the residence of his_sister Mrs. G, H. Duritv. 1421 Potomac ave ¥, NACHMAN, beioved musband achman. the above residence, Sunday. p.m. Relatives ‘and friends Interment Cedlr mn Cemeterv NACHMAN, LE A 1 ation ot Osivis udu. Nu. 26. P. A. M., iz hereby called Sunday May 17535, $o8 the Burpose ot attend: ing_ the' funeral of our late brother,- LEO 5 "gc.u'z‘i.‘épmgidcfl Jr., Mast ., Master. PAUL L. a O'NEAL. BESSIE S. neumd this life on Friday, May 19, 1903, BESS] AL of 31BN st e daugnter of the Hic Elizabeth Lee. She is survived by i sis- ter-in-law, ~ Josephin a ne:bew, Prancis Lee, and ‘Sther relatives nd Iriends, =B ay. M uflm-nu ral Mond pm. ce. lfll Interment ursday, u IR Iull N. Thursday, M mlfl‘ &t 11:30 8 Gallinger Hos- '.hm Y invited. 21 communi- otivel liver hyne s 3 devoted hus- iR Peters, Tather of (w0 Sons Peters and William Peters: ighters and one son of Washine- Pearl ' Carmichae Gilenrist S hont "0F otber” rotatt o relatives * Remains dre restins at Oil- 0, 50 4 D there: 762 Harvard Be R. JAMES ANDREW, DR. On May 19, 1933, JAMES loved husband Foste: fer, devoed tather o Bhestine p Siiler Lo pelatives an ol regational cnmn. B 1 th R s nw armony Interment at PORTER, JAM 3 cmbers Widow's $on Loage: No'§, Blembers are called in special commanication Mogs day. Ma, J l!‘ 33 |‘ iv. M Temple, 10th and U < t,11 am, tor o of uenfllnl hz‘m funerai of r-u brflther. JOEN 8. omnox.'agg R edngsdas. May ”‘H of (e fllo o m Baptist between rd and 4% sts:- Tnterment Harmony Cemeters: "5 On Saturday. May 20¢ SANFORD, OSCAR. » Jichis residence. Berwyn Heights, beloved Lucy 1933, Sanford nnd !msh } & - g el c;:,f S g e g al asch's unenl p.rlmn! Hyltu. ville, Md. Puner; the above pare at 2 p.m. Rela« ited. lnurmenl L. on sa 20, o 25 b CADR LA 182, mother ‘of Mrs. ther Short r’ 1 p.m., in Arlington ){M STRAUSS, WILLIAM A. on 1933, WILLIAM A., hus’”d-’ !M" ne. Tuesda: am. Reiatives and " frien terment. Prosnect Hill c<mez=n SUTTON. a d‘l’!d lso lgaves other relatives Nafl%e of funeral Iater. Ren?:'i?u it ' taat w !rnest Jarvis funeral church, n.w. until Sunday morning, 1207 at 2 pm. Im.ermen! nl.mc TYSON. ROBERT M. }’é'%hif“;’x hia {; ! Ronih ladeiphia, Pa.. ROBERT fllu(hu!! g Inter- | ‘% | BURNS, MARY J. "AL“. VIRGINIA R. On Saturday, at_ her daughter's x{s}de‘lfn‘: mmer. Tear ‘Laytons: INIA R. l neral services from Ber = 5 from idence on Monday. May 42 Interment Forect Oak Ceme burg. Smhu vood, D. wzml.s xosi ay 19, C. Mon Retatives: Interment ulen—. In firnmrlam. : In sad b - membrance of our b!lovle.d lil‘l:nxl%vg‘:th" m J. BURNS, who depuned lhlx Ill.' o "l m: G IEA Conc-p- This day brings back fimd memories 2 loved one gone to rest. And the ones who think of her Wdl!v Are the ones who Xovtd h er_bes! D!VO'I!D HUSBAND, cnuns. SUSAN. In I of, gur _dear ;.'xf .x?{‘”fim’é"‘"’“’éfl"i SHILDS. who left us three years ago to=, In our hearts ywr memory 1 s Always tender, fond and trae. N There is not a day. dear wite and mother, f you. That_we do not think of HER DEVOTED HUSB, AND nAualL‘ 0 22 at 10:3 and’ frlendx are nvited, wood Ceme rml.nr JOHN. In sad and loving remem= brance of our dear son and brother. JOHN . who departed this life one year. w50 odas, May Fi 15e < One sad and lonely year has passed, Since from this earth you went away. - Each day we think of you miss your smile 5o ga; 1O MOTHER. VAN B Loy NANCY. Dl:lv.- LUCAS. LUCY. In ud but urvl brance of our dear mother, LU Who took her t to that world be. Sond, 56 years ase loday. May 21 10% nmm-. LUCAS,~ Though east down, I am not forsakeny' Though so lonesome. not Thou didst, sive and Thou b Blessed Lord. Thy will Oh how sweet it will be i that be-umul 8o Tree from all sorrow and p With song on our lips anc Witn harps 1’ k9 meet one another again. D D A HENRY HELEN AND JOHN. BLANCH. Tother and_§rancmoHeE, Who left Us two years ago today, May 2 Although our mother Is_ away Wo feel her presence every FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. 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