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AnyFamily Can Afford R Ryan Funeral Service We Keep the Cost Within Your Means “There is always a feeling of satisfaction when the final tribute to a dear departed is placed in the hands of the Ryan Service. A service that through the years hus been recognized as superior from every viewpoint. More families than ever are calling on Ryan service because they have been made to realize that any family con afford Ryan Service. “Perfectly appointed funeral home. if desired. Lady attendant. tials are offered without extra charge. Music These essen- For our complete funeral prices, call Atlantic 1700-1701, Ryan Ambulance Service 4. Local Call James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. 25 YEARS Atlantic 1700-1701 OF SERVICEB Funerals are like Mirrors They reflect . .. good taste and refinement when the tnsignia of your un- dertaker bears a name as- sociated with quality di- rection. They reflect a certain unpleasant stigma and humiliation when that name is publicly rec- ognized as an evidence of merely cheapness, in serv- ice as well as n price. Select an undertaker with these facts in mind! Any reason to accept any sub- stitute for the fine mame of DEAL when that name means so much in reflect- ing wise discrimination «. . at no extra cost? COMPLETE FUNERAL FOR AS LITTLE AS $75 PHONE LINCOLN 82008201 Sponsors of “Spires of Beautiful Melodies” WRC—Every Sunday at 4:30 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, PRESS CHAIN CHIEF DIES IN HUNT LODGE Charles M. Greenway, Head of Booth Papers, Victim of Heart Attack. By the Associated Press. CHANDLERVILLE, IIl, December 1.—The head of one of the leading newspaper chains, Charles M. Green- way, of Grand Rapids, Mich., died sud- denly today at a hunting lodge near here. He was president of the Booth News- papers, Inc., publishers of daily news- papers in eight Michigan cities. A heart attack apparently was the cause. Greenway, who was 66, and @ party of friends were ready to shoot ducks from private blinds owned by the Sanganois Club near the con- fluence of the Illinois and Sangamon Rivers. Greenway was alone when he died, the body being discovered by Charles Steketee of Grand Rapids, 8 manu- facturer, who became alarmed when the publisher did not join the other {im'g&lflalsh 29 H St N.u SSTPsis Tunera lflb-lfi‘;) lgb-ifib / NW 736 TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phicacs } COLl. 0464 ADams 10341 | C. 8. ZURHORST JR.. M. T. ZIRKLE | We Charge You Only What You Can Afford Our record of over three- quarters of a century of con- scientious. dignified. courteous, individual. economical funerai services is the basic reason for our being known from genera- tion to generation as “family morticians.’ Ambulance. m'hnr -FUNERAL- -DIRECTORS" ohute, Livers and EST. 1857 l 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0372 I | | men to make the trip to the hunt- ing blinds. Duck is legal only on Saturdays and Sundays in Ilinofs, and the men had reached Havana last night. Mr. Greenway was elected to the presidency of Booth Newspapers, Inc., following the death of Ralph H. Booth In Bad Gastien, Austria, in June, 1931, while serving as United States Minister to Denmark. Born in London, England, August 16, 1868, he came to this country at the age of 2 years. He was natural- 1zed in 1900. GIEGENGACK MAKES 10 G. P. 0. APPOINTMENTS Reorganization of Staff of Under- officials by Public Printer Continues. Another group of appointments was made at the Government Printing Of- fice yesterday as the reorganization of the staff of under-officials by Public Printer Augustus E. Giegengack con- tinued. In all, there were 10 changes as_follows: Felix J. Belair, assistant superin- tendent of binding, book section. James J. Conroy, foreman, pam- phlet section. ‘William Holt, foreman, library bind- ing section. Henry C. Neal, blank section. Frank A. Tschida, assistant fore- man, book section. George J. Hurst and Joseph A. Dodge, group chiefs, book section. Frank L. Sellin, group chief in book section of the bindery. Edward A. Newman, foreman, sani- tary section. Timothy S. Newkirk, assistant chief electrician, maintenance department. Ce/ddr" Hill uybns most &auh/ d Cm ete ry WASHINGTON MEMORIJAL PARK foreman, MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 0O/8 D. ©, DECEMBER 2, BERT ROBERTSON DIES HERE AT 46 Brief Illness Proves Fatal to Auto Sales Manager in Trade for 25 Years. Bert Robertson, well known in the Washington automobile trade for 25 years, died Thursday after a short illness at Mount Alto Hospital. He was 46 years old. Mr. Robertson was born in Elmira, N. Y., December 28, 1888, and came to Washington in 1904. He started as a salesman with the Overland Co. about 25 years ago. From 1922 to 1930 he was sales manager with the Wal- lace Motor Co. The next two years he served in the same capacity with the Lambert-Hudson Co. and since that time he had been assistant used- car manager with the Trew Motor Co. During the World War he served overseas. He was active in fraternal circles here, being a member and past master of Trinity Lodge, No. 41, F. A. A. M, and a member of La Fayette Chapter, No. 5, and Odoniram Coun- cil, No. 2. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ada B. Robertson, and three sons, Bert G., Edward A. and Donald V. | Robertson. He has six brothers, three of whom, George C., W. A. and Lewis H. Robertson, live here. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 2 pm. in the Kenilworth ! Presbyterian Church. T. CLIFTON HOWARD DIES IN ALEXANDRIA | Brokerage Merchant Succumbs to Stroke at Age of 68. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 1.— T. Clifton Howard, 68, prominent brokerage merchant of this city and Washington for the past 37 years, died this afternoon at his home, 207 South Washington street, after being stricken with paralysis yesterday. In addition to his brokerage busi- ness, the deceased was the operator of one of the city's largest grocery stores for a number of years. Mr. Howard was born at Seminary Hill in 1866 and lived here all his life. He leaves his wife, Mrs. T. Clifton Howard, city probation officer; five sons and two daughters. The sons are William M. Howard, Frank B. Howard, with whom he was associated in the grocery business; T. Brooke Howard, Alexandria attorney, and Jack S. and Robert Howard, who were affiliated with their father in the brokerage business. The daughters | are Mrs. F. B. Ervin of Chevy Chase, | Md., and Mrs. J. B. Sheridan of this | city. Funeral arangements are not com- | plete. Céudmaé éfozy c‘[éomf Zwo cg gdé o AND THE BROADENED PRICE RANGE Whether you are thinking of Christmas gifts for others .« + . Or gifts for your own home . . see the many new distinctive gift selec- tions at Sloane’s this year. ERE are two sofas . ... similar in design .... both expertly upholstered of real horse hair and down on hard wood frames. We are proud of both. The one at the top is representative of our lowest important price range before the Broadened Price Range became effective. It is a remarkable value. The sofa at the bottom is an example of the many new selections in the new price ranges available this Christmas. The one at the top is custom tailored.. . has gracetully curved lines ... skillfully shaped back and arms..... solid mahogany cabriolet ]eqs .. .and extra details in'upholstery and tailoring. The lower sofa is in equally good taste . . . . will give just as many carefree years of service and will easily grace the most magnificeht room . . . . but it is planned on simpler lines . . . . is slightly smaller . ... has less detail in its design, upholstery and tailoring. Neither can be purchased anywhere for less. Charge Accounts . . W. & J. Deferred Payments SLOANE 709 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST TREE PARKING OPPOSITE STORE ON TWELFTH STRESET 3 4 A 1934—PART ONE. GREEN FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Wife of United States Supreme Court Marshal Died Friday at Emergency Hospital. Funeral services will be held to- morrow for Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson Green, 2834 Newark street, wife of Frank Key Green, marshal of the Supreme Court of the United States, who died Friday night in Emergency Hospital after a week’s illness. The services, to be held from her home at 11 a.m., will be private. She was a native of-this city and was the daughter of the late Amos Nathan Willilamsor and Virginia Griffin_ Williamson. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by a son and a daughter by a | former marriage, Richard Williamson Ellis and Virginia Margaret Craighead Ellis. Russ Sunken Gold Sought. Search for Russian warships which were sunk in the World War is to be made off the coast of Latvia. The ves- sels are believed to hold a large amount of gold. Fishermen at Riga believe the precious metal is sunk be- tween Mikelbaka and Ovisu Baka, but the ministry of marine has no definite information on the subject. | SCOTCH TERRIER. Phone J. Krenos, De- catur 0620, POR LOST ANIMALS cue League. 71 O st. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 Saturday. BROOCH —Platinum diamon Call_Cleveland 07 BUNCH OP KFYS attached on on_ 2 Tings, near 6th and P. Return to 1539 6th nw. and receive reward BOSTON BULL. mals. dark mahogany; li- ceuse No 219K1: last seen All lace. No- vember 25 Phone Columbia Reward. DOG—From Willow Takoma Park. small w. hair type dog. white 'Hh tan Spots: wearing Disttict tax " Hewa Shepherd 1415 & DOG—Smooth fox _terrier, black spots: name Napj Reward. _Call Potomac ENSLlS‘}Il.sE‘T!d'ERHDflG brown ‘and w;ute ore collar and chain when strayed from Sligo Park Hills. Reward. Phone Shepherd FS‘KXMO SPITZ PUPPY, 6 months old. a swers 1o Bootsy Boy. male: strayed Sund: Nov. 18 reward for information. T st nw. Apt. 12 KEY CASE. brown leather. between Adams | Mill rd and Argonne Market. Reward. | Phone_Adams | KEYS (). in brown le key. door kry small key to. ba Adantic 0110 PIN—_Phi ASB. C white. w fi license 18993, se; office a fraternity. engraved Albert Bright. Georsia - Reward. C—Brown__c com nmi ¢ keys Branch POCKETBOOK — Lady s, about 4. spectacles z Finder keep cash. Phone Columbia 184, POCKETBOOK. lady's. on L st between 17th st. and Conn_ ave.. containing money eveglasses kevs etc. Reward. Phone Met- ropolitan 045 between N am. and 4 p.m POCKETBOOK —Lady's. dark brown suede: | contaiving money. monogrammed t | warch. keys etc_ Reward. Phone Met. white —fem, very gentle: license tu T black, containing | rosary. key, etc. | here to auto parked ai Fmd-r pleuxe call the Highlands. | North 1240 SEVERAL KEYS. case. Reward _in_small bml’n leather Phone North { AND CASE, pmn m-ke front of 1448 E st ard if r Pnnne Lincoln 8754 "or above address. | SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING. lady's. about | 24-kt.: smaller stones missing from mount- -n: either side. Liberal rewsrd. Address Box 47-M_Star offic IEB'I' partial phle probably in inity of Brookl-nd dress Apt. 7. 3718 WALLET. conumln: Vi d i whisky solicitor's license. other nw._section. Tuesday. Ci Linc, “early in October Aa- | permit, pers; See What You Buy Know Wh:t You Get This good quality, Neat Cloth Casket and a whole dignified funeral con- ducted by Chambers’ Service, Hearse and Cars, free use of Chapel All 5 595 for one price, only This Metal Casket opens to a half couch style. Looks like the most charming silk couch—fit for a king. Truly, this is a lovely, fine burial re- ceptacle—equal to any $500 one in appearance. Chambers’ price for $2 6 5 entire funeral only This is a Steel Vault, used in the grave. 400 pounds of solid steel. Al- ways sold for $150 until Chambers reduced his e i $Q5 Chambers’ price only . One of the Largest Un- dertakers in the World 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 18 Hearses, Ambulances and Cars. ... ' MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 SOUTHEAS1 BRANCH 517 11th St S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 GIBBONS, [EDWARD T. GIBBONS FUNERAL TOMORROW Requiem Mass to Be Celebrated for Father of Radio Broad- caster and Writer. High requiem mass will be cele- brated for Edward Thomas Gibbons, 74, father of Floyd Gibbons, reporter and broadcaster, at Holy Trinity Church, in Georgetown, tomorrow at 10:15 am. Mr. Gibbons will be A—9 Bmlu. MONTGOME! DA Degarted this lite on Saturday December e omie it her residence. 1818 7th st. n.w.. IDA B MONTGOMERY. She leaves 1o mourn their loss a husband, inald G. Mont- gomery: a son, Preddy Balley: two sis- ters. Daisy and Oou Johnson: one brother. John L. Johnson: five nieces. three nephews and a_host of other rel- atives and friends. Remains resting at the Ford funeral home. 1300 South Cap- itol st. Notice of funeral later. MOORE. JOHN H. On Priday, November 30, 1h34. at his residence, 1124 G st N _H. MOORE, beloved husband of Barah H. Moore. devoted father of Nattle Hayes. brother of Mary M. Chris- e also leaves two grandchildren. Herman and_ Adelaide. Henderson. - snd other relatives and friends. Remain: resting at Frazier's funeral home, Rhode, Irland ave. nw. Funeral Suc- day December 2. at 1:30 p.m. from Gulbraith A- 3. E. Zion Churen 6th &1 between L and M sts. n.w. Rev. Speight buried near his wife in Mount Olivet | Cemetery. He died Priday night in| Sibley Hospital after a week’s illness. Floyd Gibbons, another son, Edward ‘Thomas Gibbons, jr., with the Ship- ping Board here; his daughter, Mrs. Zelda Mayer of Boston, and his sisters, Mrs. Rossa F. Downing ‘and Miss Julia Gibbons, both of Wash- ington, are expected to attend the funeral. He also leaves another son, Donald Gibbons of Minneapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Chapman of Chicago. Member of an old Georgetown family, Mr. Gibbons spent his youth here. After an interval in the Navy under “Fighting Bob” Evans, he en- tered business in the Middle West, chiefly as a promoter of oil fields. In Paris with his son Floyd, then head of the Chicago Tribune bureau | there, from 1915 to 1925, he returned | to Washington when his wife died. | For the last nine years he had lived | at the Sacred Heart Home in| Hyattsville., | Bazaar Dates Announced. ‘The Unitarian Bazaar of the All- Souls’ Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets, will be held in Pierce Hall Thursdny and Friday from 10 am. to| 10 pm. The committee in charge in- | cludes Mrs. K. Hilding Beij, general chairman; Mrs. James M. Doran, president of the Woman's Alliance; Mrs. Howard Hosmer, Ways and Means Committee; Mrs. Edward H.| Horton, chairman of the Floor Com- | mittee, and Miss Mabel Van Dyke, in | charge of publicity. Marriagm JONES—HUTCHINS. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob G.” Hutchins announce the marriage of | their dsughter, OLGA GOLDEN to Mr. | NES on’ Wedneiday evenins. | 1934, in Alexandria, Va. | the Rev. A W. Adkins officiating. = * @ard of Thanks. DAVIS, LILLIE WARE. We wish to ex- tend’ our sincere thanks and apprec tion to our many_ friends. neighb pastor of Asbury Church and assoc tions for their kindness and floral trib- utes during the iliness and e death n. LILLIE | MRS~ NANNE BRUCE WILSON AND | FAMILY. Deaths. BAKER. WILLIAM R. On Fridav. vember 0. 1934, at 330 p.m. at his | residence. Berwyn, Md. WILLIAM R aged 91 years and 10 months bel d Interment St Maud Meyer, Mary Stealey Talkington Services at 0_p.m. Monday. Decemb Church. G st JOHN W. A ‘munication of Hope Lodge. No. =0 F. A A. M. is hereby called for the uumam of attendine the fun brother. JOHN Monday. December o'clock p.m ESLIE E_ ATHEY. Master Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretary BRENIZER. ELIZABETH. On Frida: vember 0. 1934, at her Tesidence. West Church. Va. ELIZABETH BRE: NIZER. sister of iter ot thelate Jomin L. ana Mar. | garet R Brenizer Punersl iprivate) | residence on Sunday, De- Interment Oakwood Ceme- 1934, from her_ la cember 2, tery BLAYLOR, MAUDE. On Saturdax Decem- 1, 1934, MAUDE BLAYLOR of 111 N st nw Remains at Prazier's funeral home. " Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. COLE, ANNIE, On Wednesday, November 1 ANNIE beloved. danghier of | Mrs. Martna Cole. She also leaves to mourn their loss three sisters three brothers. nieces. nephews and other rel- atives and {rienids ~ Puneral from Sew- | art's funeral! hcme. 3 n. day. December 3. ment Payne's Cemetery. COKE\IA‘ TREPHON N. December 1, 1934, at Garfield Hospital. TREPHON COKENIAS. husband of the late Anastasia Cokenias. Remains rest- ing at_the Oliver B. Jenkins funeral home. 809 10th st _nw. Puneral ser ices on Monday. December : Greek Church of St. Const Helen, 6th and C sts. s.%.. Interment Glenwood. COOTS, MARY A. On Saturday Decem- ber 1, 1934, at her residence. 1:340 Wal- lach place n.w. loved wife of Henry C. Coofs and devoted mother of Estelle J_ Cooper. Benjamin P.and William R. Jones. Notice of fu- neral later. EDWARD THOMAS, SR On Saturday. December 1. 14:4. at Slhlf) Hospital. EDWARD THOMAS GIBEO! B ves hasbend of the Ite Emms Phillips Gibbons, Services at the chapel of Jounh Onll"s Sons. 1756 _Pa. ave. o A e Sifonany December 2o oty Trimity Catholic | w.. where 5am. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GREEN, ELIZABETH W"LIA\lSON On Friday, November 30. 19334, ELIZABETH FIELTANAGN. wife of Prank Kay Green and’ mother ‘of ‘Virginia and Richard . Notice of funeral “on BETH On _ Saturds REE! ELIZABETH WII \MRDW Friday, November 30. ELIZ WILLIAMSON. wife of ank Ke Grefr and mother of Virginia and hard e L Manaay, ‘December i at 11 o'clock am. from her late resi- dence. 2034 Newark st. Services and interment private. GRUZZLA, JEROME. On Thursday. No- vember 20, 1934, JEROME GRUZZLA. Funeral from the W._W. Chambers Co. | funeral home. 1400 Chapin si. n.w.. on Monday. December 3. at 10:30 am Relatives and friends are invited. In- terment Arlington National Cemetery HARDING, MABEL. On Thursday. No. vember 29. 1 at c-su.hy Hospital MABEL HARDING of 1015 2nd st. ne.. N ammneton: DLC. granddaughter of the late Sunn E. Harding. 'mains resting I home. 310 Wilson Furieral Monday, December_3. at chapel, Interment nock Breek C!me- tery Washington. HAYES. NETTIE v"l.l.l Suddenty, on Thursday, November 29, 1934, NEITIE B A ae " aevoted wite of Walter Hayes, ioving mother of Bernard Haves She aiso leaves a mother, father. three sisters and other relatives and friends. e W. Ernest Jar- 2 You st. Dn.w. JANE. On_Priday. t Providence Hos- LLYARD_ (nee o 0 Howard. Horrs' 3 and. Joha Francis Hillyard.' Puneral from her late residence. 507 F st. ne. Monday. De- cember 3. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. joseph’s Church. where requiem mass | be said at 9 a.m. for repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Relatives .na friends invited. 2 JACKSON, WILBI On Saturday, De- cember 1. 1934, WILEDR JACKSOR. son of the late John T. and Louise Jackso Drother of Grace, Lula. Esther. Nancy. Ida. George. John and James Jackson. He ‘also leaves three nephews, uncle and one aunt and other relatives. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. JONES, M. LYDIA. On Friday, November 30, 1934 "M. LYDIA, beloved wife of John William Jones. Services at her late residence. 000 Oth, st. nw. on Sunday. Decembe at ves "and iricnds invited. Cumberland. Md. KING, LOUISE. on Ssturdss. Decembe LOUISE_KI € pm. Rela. Inlerment Dronta Kine, oo B R niises: and Jour syeat-zrandehil: dren. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. LAUBINGER, "IIDA On Saturday, De- cember 1. 1934, at’ her reudenu " 500 Seward ‘sauare FRI LAUBIN- Remaigs resting 8t the Lee fu- Sierai home. 4th st where services will | " 3. at 2:30 pm. atives interment Prospect i YEDSS NARY.E,. o Pt oo, Latham). beloved mother of Joseph H. Rillame: Mrs. Gertrude Fersuson unl hun m Dul funes nl uy. ence 5 l Lh chnrr.h where mulom m at 9 am. for ‘Intefment Mount Olvet ¢ (8t. Mary's papers please copy.) hmt. Slfl tery. l:fl!t ‘ating. Interment Harmony Ceme- ery. PAPE, EDWARD C. T. On Thursday. No- vember 2. 19:34. at’his residence. Wash- ington ave. Highland Park. Va.. WARD C_T. PAPE, beloved husband of Mary E. Pape and father of Frank Pape Mrs. C. F_ Reichert and Mrs. Reichert. Remains resting at the Ives funeral home. 310 Wilson bivd., Clar- gndon, Va ' Funeral Sunday. December 2. p.m.. from Ives' chapel. Inter- Hient Gulimbia Gardens Cemerery. ™% PICKETT. DALLAS, ,Ong Saturday ce 3; 16 Sibley Hospita BALLAS BICKETT. “Seloved husbard. ot the late Georgana Pickett and father of Mrs Fannie E. Dillard, Mrs. Cath- erine K. Smith. George P. Edward § Eppa E. and Herry L. Pickett. = Funeral the residence daughter Fannic & Diflard. Monday. December Relatives and friends ar: ited. In terment Antioch, Va.. Church Cemetery. 2 RITTER. ANNA M. On Friday. November Walter from Mrs on b ! A Ritter and mother of Mrs ‘Sussie Hadley and Mrs. Eva Foley ne. p.m. “Relatives and friends are in- vitec to atten ‘ment Valley View Cemetery. Nokesville, Va. on Monday. December 3 2 IOBEKTSON HER'I‘FROn P".dny No\'e’r- Funeral st Presbyteria and Ord sts 3. at 2 pm etery. ROSE. FRAN On Thursday. Noy be residence. 4 PRANCES 'ROSE y beloved wife A Rose. devoted mot man. Hannah the late Hatry late residence terment private STA LOUISA Tn s nw aged Prank Rose and JRose. _ Services at her 4301 17¢h st B R Entered : STANLEY. RICHARD B On Pridsy. No- vember 30 1934, at Montgcme; General Hosp. LEY. aged 08 Fomai "FRANCES STEW- loved wife of Charles Stew ! Louis and H TOYER. ROSETTA. vember s 1613, SETTA TOYER services at Southeast ves o T e Cemetery, (Phila- delphia papers please copy.) 2 WILLARD. DR. DUDLEY WILSON OnTues: 2 at_ George Dr. DUDLEY WII- WILLIAMS. m GH. _On Friday. Novem= er 50.° 1934, HUGH WILLIAMS. in the imin year of major. Q M. Corps. U. ed). beloved Mishand of Leiia M: ams. Body resting at the Tabler home. 42 [ 1day. Decembe: 3. when services with full military hon- 1d_at Arlington National Relatives Telatives and ine at the Joh i chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w thereafier at Union Wesl E, Zior Church, 2 sm st. between L and M sts. n.w. I ment Payne's Cemetery, In Memortam. DAVIS, CLARA SHIELDS. In loving mem- ory "of ‘my devoted friend. CLARA SHIELDS DAVIS, who died 50 suddenly December 1. 1¢ God knew .ne ecret of your heart, He pitied every groan He dried up every dropping tear And earried you to His throne B. CONN. * EVANS. LEANNAH 0. snmd 1o, the mem- ory of our dear mother LEANNAH O. EVANS, who departed this life One yeat ag0 today, December 2. 1933. God alone knows how we miss you, Never shall your memory fade: Loying thoughts shall always wander To the spot where you are laid. * HOURIHANE. DOROTHY GERTRUDE. In loving_memory of my dear little gir DOROTHY GERTRUDE HOURIHANE. who ‘died two years ago. December =, Tous. MOTHER. & KEMP, FREDERICK. In remembrance of our "dear husband. father. grandfather and brother, FREDERICK KEMP. who passed away lhn years ago today. Dec- cember 2. 19 Today recl|l< sad memories a loved one gone to rest. And those who think of you today Are those who loved you best THE FAMILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 37 1 It 1337 10th l‘ E‘n“h“q:l’l; NOrth 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected witn the origninal W Bneu’e estabiishment National 3rpz 100 1009 H St. Nw. ~ WILLIAM H. SCOTT . 409 _8th St. S.E Lincoin 0520, J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO RAL DIRECTORS. \.RLMA TORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 6200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. NODERN P neey. M NAtional 2473 joseph F Bu-ch's Sons SRbinen 1A 3034 M St N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE Buc:eodn; the original o 8o 1208 H St. N.W Formerly Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. FUNERAL n:smns. EEO A COMEEY GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Preces i, H. SMALL & SONS GEO 0.C. SHAFFEE" P. NA; .;,' & Eye S-ldl’