Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1933, Page 9

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Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service We Keep the Cost Within Your Means Through the years this organi- zation has grown and prospered, because our service has always been high class reasonable, and our charges AMBULANCE SERVICE Handsome, new, unlettered ambulance m% where in Washington Phone At. 1700-1701 James T. Ryan FUNERAL 817 Pa. Ave. S Phones—Metropolitan 0844-5 DIRECTOR Atlantic 1700-1701 Of Course we’re going to have our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale —and going to begin it right now! There’s more reason for it this year than ever. Prices ARE dramatic- ally advancing—but it's a short-sxghted merchant who hangs on to the present stock. No change of prices makes any change in our policy. Each season’s merchandise MUST TAKE CARE OF ITSELF. So—we’re cutting deeper than ever—giving you an opportunity richer than ever. What counts is the MERCHANDISE OFFERED —and that puts the Mode Sale in a class by itself—as always. Three things to be considered— 1st. A complete clearance of the year-round weights of Suits and Top Coats. It’s all Mode regular stock; not bought for a sale. 2nd. clothing. 3rd. alterations. ADVENTISTS HEAR. |Potomac Conference Meets In spite of the tremendous deep reductions there'll be no charge for | F. C. Gilbert, who said that the longest THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933. REV.F. C. GILBERT at 6 0’Clock in Camp at Takoma Park. Special Dispatch to The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md., June 22.—The 6 o'clock meeting this morning at the Potomac Conference in the tented city on the grounds of the Seventh-Day Adventists here was conducted by Rev. time prophecy in the Bible, known as “the sle?mmg of the sanctuary,” had its beginning in 457 B.C. and ended in 44, Agk\wl{ J. Detwiler, pl‘t!ld"nt of the Columbia Conference, spoke at 8:15 o'clock, and H. H. Hall, head of the| publishing department of the General | Conference, who has just returned frcm an extensive tour of the Orient, spoke at 9:15 o'clock. A program was given by students of the Washington Missionary College at 10:30 o'clock this morning. This after- noon at 2:30 o'clock Dr. Edna Patterson of the medical staff of the Washington Sanitarium will give an illustrated lec- ture on “What Belongeth to the Chil- dren.” At 3:30 o'clock this afternoon there will be graduation exercises for the | & eighth grades of the different parochial schcols operated by the Potomac Con- ference. Rev. Waiter P. Elliott, presi- | dent of the conference, will deliver the commencement address. The young people will have a meeting at 4:45 o'clock, and tonight at 8 o'clock Rev. W. E. Barr, chaplain of the Washington Sanitarium, will speak on “God's Law and the Sermon on the Moun Seat Pleasant Man Dies. SEAT PLEASANT, Md., June 22 (Special) —George R. Powell, 57, died yesterday in his home at No. 6 Central -venue, from a heart ailment, sccord- ing to Capt. Charles Keefe of the res- cue squad of the Capitol Heights Vol- unteer Department. Nobody's “distress” | | | Now then—here you are— Glenbrook $20 and $25 Suits Glenbrook 26 TOP COATS Fashion Park $38, $40 and $45 Suits Fashion Park $38, $40 and $45 Top Coats $20 and $25 75 b |- Glenbrook $27.50, $30, $35 Suits Fashlon Park $50 and $55 Suits Fashion Park $50 and $55 Top Coats $33.75 The Mode 2" *¢ F at Eleventh Dies Here REPRESENTATIVE ALMON. —Harris-Ewing_Photo. Esperanto Classes Increased. Esperanto classes. will be given twice & week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7:30 pm., in the Mount Pleasant Branch Library, Sixteenth and Lamont streets, to answer many requests, it was announced yesterday. The classes will begin today. Instruction is free of charge. Deaths l.?eported. Elizabeth C. Hubbard, 87, 1018 East | Capitol at. 1424 Potomac ave g.e. | 902 el | Mary 1. Heb) pEdvard F. Fidniean, 00, Alfonso A. Salisbury, 68, U. B. Soldiers’ Home Hospital. Hans 3 Gagualty Hompital. Arthur c‘{ ave Julls E. Ryan, ‘48 va dence Hospit y Conner. 45. Gallinger Hospita erite E. Kennedy, 44 4404 Green- ~ n"en\- ' campbell, 24, Eviscopal Hos- "ffant Agnes Carnell, 2823 12tH st. . Hezekiah Caldwell, 53, Gallinger Hospital. Ella Farmer, 47, Preedmenl Hosital. Anna Davis Gallinger Hosp} Theodore McDufty. 45, onmnur Hoapital. West, ital. Don’t Run The Risk ourself the embarrassment of offend. erspiration odor. s Barmless snow-white cr I-" others with al-S'nl. at l!‘ e ODOR-SWEET DEODORANT ESTABLISHED 1000 Wm. H. Sardo FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel PIPE ORGAN Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE SERVICE is our SUCCESS — Lincoln 0524-9244 412 H STREET N.E. ESTABLISHED 1875 E. B. ALON DIES OF HEART DISEASE Representative From Ala-: bama Succumbs at Age of 73. Representative Edward B. Almon, 73, of Tuscumbia, Ala.. died of heart dis- ease early today at his suite in the George Washington Inn. Almon was chairman of the House Roads Committee and a leading advo- cate of Government operation of Muscle | Shoals, which was in his district. Representative Almon was bormm in Lawrence County, Ala., and educated in the rural schools near Moulton, in the State Normal School, Florence. Ala., and the State University, where he re-| ceived his law degree. He was admitted | to the bar in 1885, and served in the State Senate from 1897 to 1894. In 1896 he was a presidential elector | on the ticket of Bryan and Sewell, and | in 1898 he was made judge of the Cir- cuit Court of the eleventh judicial cir-| cuit in Lis State, serving for eight years. He served in the Alal House of Representatives from 1910 to 1915, and was Speaker in 1911, He came to ‘Washington in 1915, and had served in Congress continuously since. Besides his widow, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James A. Ryder of this city, Tuscumbia. Although suffering from heart disease for some time, Almon continued to at- tend sessions of the House until the erd of the Congress. He suffered a severe attack Tuesday morning. ‘The body will be taken to Tuscumbia aboard a train leaving Washington to- | night. at the First Methodist Church, Tus- cumbia, at 5 p.m. Saturday. Parker Will Probated. ROCKVILLE, Md., June 22 (Spe- cial). —The will of S8arah M. Parker of Chevy Chase was admitted to probate in the Orphans’ Court here yesterday. It was executed July 25, 1931, and be- queathes the entire estate to the testa- trix's sister, Emma M. Clock, who is| named executrix. Births lie_ported Edwin and Grace Speake. 4., boy. Gerald and Susie Tavenner. William_and Am{‘!rovn. bor.” nd e. i Willi Th boy Ne'mln boy. Eavard "ma Ao it girl. Harry and May Webb. Harry and Ruth Dixon. girl. James and Hilds Jameson. sirl. Vernon and Catherine Dockery. boy. Vlnunt«ln!de Rebecca Powell, boy. and. 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G Zelephones , POtomac 1172-73-74-75 me Every Day and a son, Clopper Almon of | Funeral services will be held | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy with local thundershowers this after- noon or tonight; cooler tonight; tomor- row fair; gentle to moderate north | winds. afternoon and early tonight; cooler to- night; tomorrow rair, slowly rising temperature. Virginia—Partly cloudy with local thundershowers tonight and in south portion tomorrow; cooler in central | and east portions tonight. | West Virginia—Local thundershowers and thunderstorms this afternoon or early tonight; slightly cooler tonight in northwest portion; tomorrow partly | cloudy. | River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours Temperature. Barometer. Inches. 29.80 29.78 29.81 | . eene 29.77 29.80 29.79 Record lm' Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) | Highest, 98, 4:15 p.m. yesterday. Year | 8go, 91. Lowest, 70, 5:45 a.m. today. Year ago, 71 Record Temperature This Year. | Highest, 100, on June 9. | Lowest, 14, on February 9. | Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 100 per cent, at 6:00 a.m. today. Lowest, 31 per cent, at 3:00 p.m. yes- terday. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic_Survey.) Today | High . . 7:27am. | Low . 1:48am. | High cee.. 8:01pm. |Low .. . 2:31pm. Tomorrow. 8:08 a.m. 2:33am. 8:43pm. The Sun and Moon. Bun rises today, 4:42; sets, 7:37. Sun rises tomorrow, 4:42; sets, 7:37. Moon rises today, 3:53 am.; sets, 7:49 p. Aummobfle lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date) : Month 1933. Average. RecDrd January ..... 3 25 3.55 T February . March April May June July August .. September October November | December Wnther in Vlrlonl C’lkl. 'Temveuzun = Stations. Abllene, Tex Albany.' N. Y. Atlanta, Ga Atlantic City . Baltimore, My Birmingham % 33338 EEI3EIEE AN IB AP DB .m;s:aaiaan:n:‘uu,’ 328 oo LOST. male, clipped, without COCKER SPANIEL. tan and white. about & months old: irjured by auto, theén strayed from home; vicinity 22nd and Fia. ave. Re. ward for return or information conce! dol 2239 Que st. n.w.. NO. 6469. OGB—An Irish bull terrier, white with POk ves and mouth: o Great Dane, hwht rown. Please return to Wynne, 1524 Var- num st n. Reward. Telephone ADam: RESS. sreen sk with “Monisld: N. H. ave.. bet P onh D on Wednieoday' mornine: reward. KEY CONTAINER, brown leather, about b keys. CEAL Adame 0517, MASONIC in circle of pearis; reward. EMBLEM. reward. _ADams 5058-J. 10th PAIR OF GLASSES between G and sts. .. and 13th and 14th on New York male; Monday_eve, vicin} ny oNo. 16 Spencer st $10 20. with frs Teturn to 171 Reward. SEVENTH AND F KEEP COOL! UMMER SUITS §19.50 NCTHING DOWN Just Pay $4.50 IN JULY $4.50 IN AUG. $4.50 IN SEPT. These Tropical Worsted Suits are guaranteed to fit—and hold their press like heavier woolen suits. They keep you cool and comfortable at minimum cost. All colors and models. Pay $4.50 Monthly Maryland—Local thundershowers this 3:15pm. | |ARTHUR CARR FUNERAL HELD THIS AFTERNOON Funeral services were held at St. Alban's Church at 2 pm. today for Arthur Carr, 60, well known Washing- ton builder and realtor, who died Tues- day st his home, 5053 Massachusetts | avenue. Burial was to be in Rock Creek | Cemetery. H A native of England, Mr. Carr had lived in Washington si: 1885, and was prominent in real estate, building, civic, Ainancial and fraternal life here. He was a past master of Myron M. Parker Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his widow, three sons, William A, Oliver T. and Robert B. Carr: a daughter, Grace L. Carr; three sisters, Miss Sarah Carr, Mrs. Wilham Beale and Mrs. Madeline Lilly, ‘nnd two brothers, Solomon and Josiah Carr. Active pallbearers will be Willlam Hall, Dr. W. E. Bradley, Plerce Boteler, | Charles McCurdy, Charles Crane and | John Bardrofr. The honorary pallbearers will be Joshua Evans, H. L. Rust, sr, W. W. Everett, E. C. Graham, Avon M. Nevius, George W. Offutt, Harry Blake, Randall H. Hagner, Ernest Smith, William Beall, Ben T. Webster, L. E. Brueninger, C. P. Clark, W. C. Miller, R. Smithy and George PIlitt, sr. fita:hn. ADAMS, ELIZABETH TAYLOR. On S e s 5. EOIARETH TAVLOR 'ADAMS, “devoted wife of the late Percy Adams. beloved daughter of Gabriel and Ida Lawson. loving sister of Martha Brown. Rachel Gibson, and James Lawson. She leaves many other relatives and & host of friends to mourn her_departure. Remains resting ai the John T. Rhines funeral chapel untl Thursday, June 5:30 pm.; thence at her late res 6, Pt aw Funeral Priday, June 1 from The Rehovoth Baptist Church, 1st st. be- N apd O sts Rev. Tyree ofi- tween W Interment Arlington National clating. Cemetery. BLUMER. CORA. oOn Wednesday. June o1, . at Sibley Hospital. CORA BLUMER. the W. W. funeral parlors, Priday, June 23, 'at Relatives and friends are invited. Titerment Cedar Hill Cemetery. LUCY. On Wednesday. June 21 33 12 hoon, at the residénce of hef son, " Arthur C. 5 McKinley st.. Cherrydale, 'Y BURKE. be- loved wife of the Tate Frank P. Burke. Remains mun&n the ‘funeral home of 0. W. Wi £ ;. nv. usill p.m. when Body “will ve swipbed fo Mor antown, Voo where services will bt held Sarurday, T AT Bt ment Masontown, W. Va. on, Wednesday, TMAN. e ERT C] evsted mushand of Willle May Ceatiman, father of Alberta, Bessie, Jesse and Albert Cheatman: son of Amy Cheatman. He also leaves four brothers and one sister. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. A.W. tice of funeral later. fo- On Thursday, June . COOPER ( 2521 = of 1 Anna’ H. ‘Gooper. Houcz ot lunenl later. | COUNTRIES. _BEATRIC] ursda; June 1957, 8 ner flnumeu resl: 1E! Countries, Humbles ‘and also leaves one gra tives friends. later. 5 Testing at.th Fiis tuncral ehurch. 1352 Fou st B DAVIS, ANNIE. = Entered into the grest be be— yond on Thur: Baifingey Hovmgal, ANNE® DAVIS.” the devoted friend of Mrs. Susie Colbert. She leaves many other friends to moutrn her departy Remaing at John T. Rhines' funeral chapel, ird and Eve sts. s.W. Notice of funeral later. DRY. ESTELLE. Departed this life on Wed. nesday. Jun 19: :30 am., at Brevidince Sospital. ESTELLE DR, be: Toved wife of ‘Leo A. Dry. _She leaves 1o mourn their loss a father, a brother, a sister, two aunts, three uncles and a hott of other nhnvu And friends.” Pu- neral Saturda: and hus Latner i Nloml and Ruch Pish: Jun, rom Plymouth Con- ‘F A-9™ Beaths. LAYTON. JONN 0. On Wednesday. June 21, 1933, JOHN O’ ased 76 years, -ul of Naomi Layion' and taiher of' ul Gertrude and 2 p. Nvited: " Imtoment - Codae . Cemetery. fl LEQMAX. MATTIE. _ Departed this Iife on Saturday. June 17. 1933, st St. Eliza. Hosoital, ATTTE n.w. ev. “Wiseman officiating. Woodlawn Cemetery. LEWIS. EDWARD H. On Wednesday. 21, 1933, at Garfield Hospital, EI H. beloved husband of Ferrieda H. and father of Lee. Rut] Betty Gene and y Funeral services at the funeral day June at 1 pm., Interment June 901 14th st. n.w., on Fri- 3, at 2 pm. ON; ROSETTA GURLEY. Departed is ife Tuesd 1933, Mrs. ROSETTA GUI Wiky MASON. atvoied Wit of the late George L. Mason. She leaves 10 mourn their loss a loving aunt. Mrs. Laura Liggins. and_ & devoted —fostef daughter. Mrs. ‘Viola B. Morse, and a host of other relatives and 5. Remaing Testing at Barnes & M: 1 home, 614 47, st. s.w_ unt day, June 2. thence {0 I iate residence, Fun Friday. June rom Liperty Baptist ‘between Re T Gasking offciating. feTment Woodlaws “Cemetery Ruhomah Court, No. P. are hereby notified eSting at the residence of Sister Bl Mecr 49, Fairmont st Thursday evening: June 22, 1033 at o arrange for the funeral of Sis SETTA MASON. BETH McCRAY. W. EDNA DUVALL. B % L MASON, ROSETTA G Thl John Marshall Harlan Relief Association announces lM de h fl! Sute ROSETTA G. )(ASO Priday. June 23, 1933, rnm Liberty Baptist Church. GEGRGE W oL 3] E. President. L. B. CURTIS. Rec. Secretary. H!l!'{" ALICE V. Suddenly. on Wed- 31, 1035, at her residence, ALICE V. McBETH (nee devoted wife of Warren A. loved ‘daughter of Mrs. Slrmh cherished sister of Mrs. Jones and Nona Walker, loving aunt of Mary Bowman. Audrey and John Jones, {r. Remains resiing ‘at ier's mnml home, Rhode khnfl A ntil A theruher at hw. P _gn. 10 8 m, Frids her "late residence. T st neral Saturday. June at 1 p.m. from Florida “Avenue Bapiist Church” Fia. ave: and Bohrer st. n.w. Relatives and {riends invited. Rey. A, Taslor "officiating. Interment Harmory C(-mrmy MURRAY. SARAH ELIZABETH. On 8% June 21p1050 st Baltimore N ELIZA] MURRAY. Remains meral home. 4th st. god Massachusetis ave. ne. where gervs ices will be held on ’f:m'x’» June =3, at p.rm. atives and_friends " invit Interment Rock Creek Cemete: i PATTERSON, GEORG! day, June 20, 193 Terson of “Topeka, C ing at Frazier's funeral hom RI Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral i ter. EOQBB, JANE. Monday, June 19, 1933, her ‘residence, 1125 Holbrook terrace in.e., JANE ROBB, beloved mother of Eva Rob- inson. 8he 'aiso leaves to mourn their loss four grandchiidren, four great-grand- hildren, one son-in-law an Rem; ins_rest- hode ne Remains resting at Stewar! hamz B0 H ot mes Puneral Friday. 23, at 1 from Peace Bapyst Church, 1. st ctween 13th and 14Th sts . Rev. Moore oMciating. Interment ~Harmony Cemetery. THOMAS, WALTER l“!lAll.!lfl"). Garted tie life Monday, June 19, /193 WALTER THOMAS of 12 Logan He leaves to_mourn their loss 4 Joving wire, ma_Thomas; one daughter. Virsi Knapper, and a host of other relatives Iriends. Body temporarily resting af Ma Jan & Schevs {uneral home. N ny. Funeral Trom the abave Darlors Pridey. Jums S at Toa0e Sam ment Arlington National cemeur TYLER, ULLYSSES. On Wedn 3L a5, st Biue Plains u beloved Conter ‘Notice: of - ungral Jater. mains resting at the W. Ernest JIMI funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. VOGEL, GEORGE J. On Tues ldly. June 20, 1933, GEORGE J. beloved husband of Emma M. Vogel (ée Webster) and father ogel. Puneral from his 1-"7 Wtsfi Virginia 'Vl ay. 23, at Reiatives ‘and Ifiends. inviied: xnmmm Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ju llle rnldeuu. Pr reeational Ghurch, 13th and B sts. Bw. Remaing at Bord's funeral home. 13th and L sts n. MILDRED, belov Dot D MPoser el 1055 e Son % 215 16uves 30 mourn theif 10ss.one brother, five nephews, three nieces and other rela- tives and (!rlendl. Remains resting at u nee. Ste: untll 5:30 . Inte residence. ant b.m.. Saturday. .s‘ 8t 2 pm, from Se 3re W, Mrs. Lot Roland * Dawson. . di Naomi Ricks. Mrs. Violet Bell, M: In, Miller, Miss Marle Davis. Of other relatives ‘and ~friends fo Tosur thelr lose: 'mains resting a8 ner sister's residence. ey Mabel Alex- ander, 172 st. n.w. neral trom ‘Liberty’ Baptist Guich, 250 between H and Eye. on Friday. June v. H. T. Gasking off- ©n Mondsy, June 19, at Gallinger Hospital, “Beloved husban e % He also leaves a host of other reiatives lnd friends. Funeral Priday. June 23, at p.m., from the John T. Rhines funeral chl)fl. 3rd and Eye ats. Xnknnem, Rosemont Cemetery, HARRISON, ERLE T. On Wednesdar. June 211933, at Garfield Hospital, HARRISON: born st Chariotte Hel- X M May 11, 1876, aged 57 years 1 month davs, ‘neloved. brother ot B Btanics, Wirt A Mrs. T. K. Harrison of College Park, Md. Remllm resting at Gasch’'s Sons’ {uneral " parlors. “Hyatteville, Md. NEsT HARDY Chariote v , Charlotte Hall, 8t Marys County, where servi 1d" Taterment church comoters, " e WKINS, WILLIAM. June 20, 1033, after Oliness: " | o, Etz TS, n‘am 'B‘.Z’"%L el dence, Fev: WA ‘English om?ufifu" = HERRMANN. MENRY H. On Wednesdsy. al le_residence of Victoria M-Lemke of 3001 st H. HERR- . "Seloved Tisbang of the iate Mot .v. JHerrmann, Funeral services in formed Church. Siiver Ri June 23, at 12 ocloc terment chury 3 Tives and friends ‘are inviced: JACKSON. WILLIAM. Depasted this life on - Jui E - dencs n?’x m;’:nzgwisu LT JAS devote o orather of C MamiS Charles Fackson, He Als6 leaves o motrn his, departure an uncle. Joseph Jackson. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. (Rhines apel. 3rd and Eve w. Nctice of faneral ater: BL. Sn Wednesday, June Casualty Hospital, ETHEL beloved daugnter of ‘Mr. and Jennings of 917 47th pl S Saves Ts mimn Weuit s grandfather. a grandmother, meny other relatives and friends Fineral Friday. Sune Hir ot o mir g0 e0. . funerai parlor, Interment Lin- On_Wednesday, June T B residenee tnonr Aovas [ HENRY JOHNSON beloved Hisband of Elpenath Jomiaong Besthed of Willam snd Samuel Johnson, Funeral ice: urday. June 24, at Metropoitian Methodist Eplscope] Charch. Pomonkey. Md. = JOHNSON. ROSA. On Wedngaday, June 21, at_her residence. 52 M ROSA JOHNGOR: desoicd wite of Rokesi Johrson. ~ She also leaves to mourn_ her departure one aunt. Mrs. Eliza Saunders: Mrs. ' Harriet Edelin, nd er’ relatives and friends. Remains Testing at the Joha T. Rhimes funeral chapel. 3d and I sts. s.w. Notice of funcral later. SARAH, Suddeniy. on Saturdey. 3; oL 8 p.mo at her residence. IOHNSON. Ves' 13 mourri thels loss & host of Telatives and ‘Triends. . Remaing, Festing Wesley, Washington's funeral home, n.w. Funeral from Gal- " . Churcn, in st. between M sts. n.w. on Friday, June 23. 0 p.m. Interment Payne's Ceme- of Lul ey and Mrs.. Fra ofrom, his la S el 9eh.” Tetorment” mly KECK. MARY A Tuesday. .mne e her N anughter s resldence My cnmn Gy Dougherty, 4017 Kansas ave, CK, the beloved wife of The iate David W, Keck Pumeral servicos at,the Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. h and Maryland ave. nee. o, Reiatives and rien Interment ‘st Glenwood Came. WARD. Suddenly on Wednesday, 21,1933, at Geor mn. WARD fl?fl University &nllu. va. nd st. (N W. WARI leaves to, mourn ety Toss & loving wifey Estelle Ware; one daughter. Pearl Ware: one brother,” Charle: Annle Atkins of Philadelp) other ‘relatives and friends. Testing at Eugene Ford's funeral home, 1500 Bonitn Capitol sts until & pm. St June 24, after _at his late w. eral Sun- 7 trom Movat Moriah Beptiet rehy ® v, Randolph offciating. , In- terment Harmony Cems 24 WILLIAMS, ARTHUR a-ad- . on Tues- day, June 20, 1933 at his residence. 3319 14th st. ne., AR beloved husband of Annie liiams and father of John J. Williams and Mrs. iyn_Carpenter. the above residence on Fri- ot 1616 Teving st ne *30 b trfends inviteds Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. 22 WILSON, Doy. arted this life Tues. day. June 20, 19 33 WILSON of 107 o8 % 10vTie Busbane: son: & mother, Julla Wilkins: sisters and a host of otier rela- fives and lends, B porarily {pe st Malvan & !ch!y: !\menl neral mm "ine 'sbove. pariors Pridey. Juse 23, 8t 2:30 pm. Interment Woodlawa lu’ Memortam. AR Fomentranes SEE qear Mot " 3 CHARITY RILEY DANTZLER. who de: Elrted this life one year ago today, June 'l'hs y recalls the memories of my Yoved"ane wone to rest, Ang those who think of her today are those who loved her be You will never know !ollr mnzhen care until she is not ar And never know ! hu‘ Value until she is unaer the grot LONELY DAUGHTER, BERTHA HRRerth 910 8rd ST B W, DANTZLER, CHARITY. Sacred to the mem- t dt Ahis e one sear no M.;: .hf; vu e ne 3 3 ABETH. In sad buz Toving re membrance of my dear mother, ELIZA- oo, Passed away one year ag0 todu, .vune 1 ner BAGaRTER: SULIST PowELL. McNULTY, CHARLES MORGAN. In mem- ory of our beloved son and brothefs A MCNULTY, _whe 255 BIS FARENTS, MR A P. McNULTY. AND HI BROTHER, ELIZ MeNULTY. CHARLES M. In sad. but lov. ing remembrance of my beloved hu-hnnd, CH. died Fear ako today. June 23, 1633, Sone. but not forgotten, HIS W] McNULTY. WILLER, MAMIE A. T loving memor oy dear daushier, MAMIE A, ¥ho passed away nine years geo fo 192 HER LOVING PARENTS. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO., FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 4th & MASS. AVE. NE__ LINCOLN_5200 Frank Geizr’s Sons Co. 1113 SE National 2473 VENTH ST. Motiern Chapel: Telephone CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0372 Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. NW. NaAtional 5523 Joseph F Birch’s Sons HCH) 3034 M qt “ Ertantisnea xug CHAMBERS JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th ca"lone North 0047 W. W, DEAL & CO. 816 H ST. NE. 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