Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1934, Page 11

MRS. L. S. STEWART DIES OF PNEUMONIA Widow of Army Colonel Had Been Washington Resident for 25 Years. Mrs. Lillie Sewall Stewart, widow of Col. William F. Stewart, sr., died Mon- day of pneumonia at her home, 1712 Q street. She was in her 78th year. Born in Elkton, Md., the daughter of James Morsell and Ann Pinckney Sewall of Holly Hall, Mrs. Stewart had lived in Washington for the last 25 years. Mrs, Stewart, whose father fought in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, was married in 1875, when 16, to & man whose father had fought for the Union. Mrs. Stewart was the great-grand- daughter of Willlam Pinckney, United States Senator from South o-.roum snd Ambassador to Great Britain and Russia. She is survived by & son, Maj: Frederick F. Stewart, and a daughter, Miss Florence P. Stewart, both of Wi and two grand- chfldren.thechfldx‘eno!hhelltecol. William F. Stewart, jr. Funeral services will be held at her home tomorrow at 2 p.m., followed by burial in Arlington National Ceme- tery. : §. B. Finkel to Speak. Samuel B. Pinkel of Boston, na- tional president of the Temple Broth- erhoods, will deliver a religious mes- sage at the Friday evening service of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN FUNERAL SERVICE We offer the sincere recom- mendation of thousands of fam- ilies of a satisfactory service regardless of what you pay. Ambulance Service Handsome new unlettered ambu- lance for local calls........... *4 James T. Ryan Fuyneral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 hot BARBER ¢ROSS i Iih STREET AT G.N.W. All Sales Final—No Exchanges—No Refunds—No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders—Only Largest Packages Delivered! TOYTOWN OFFERS YOU ANY ITEM in the DEPARTMENT at Wide Selection Fresh 1934 Stocks from Which to Make Your Choice. spots $1.00 & 50c Little Orphan Annie Dishes............% OFF $1.00 Gong Bell Toys... $1.00 Stunt Flyer Planes.. -Card Games......25¢ 50c Roll-O: 50c to $2.00 Crayon Sets. .50¢ .% OFF $1.00 Marble Shooting Game, 50c 50c to $2.00 Paint Sets...l; OFF 50c Push-’Em Toys..........25¢ $1.00 Every-Day Play Sets....50c $1.00 Camera & Photo Coloring Sets................50¢ $6.95 Rubber-tired, Piston- Guide 2 & 3 Wheel Scooters, $3.48 $1.00 Embroidery Sets........50c 50c Iron Sets................25¢ And Hundreds of Unadvertised Toys, ALL REDUCED to Y; PRICE and hotter spots $3.98 SCAMP WAGONS Swanky, swift red runabouts, hooded Now ¥ fenders, rubber tires, streamlined to the last curve AND WITH AN ELECTRIC HEADLIGHT SYS- TEM. Batteries, 10c each. e Those strong, steel-frame toys for little ones to RIDE. Fire Engines, Trucks, _Ambulances, Airplanes and all sorts of handsome four-wheel toys — ALL WITH GUIDING HANDLES. $1.65 FIRE CHIEF AUTOS Now at V3 Price The little red streak, rubber -tired, hooded, with SIREN AND LIGHT SYSTEM. Uses 2 batteries, each 10c extra, Wind up, release, and a shriek- ing siren clears the path. A real toy! 1.99 Toytown—4th Floor $5.00 to $9.50 RIDE-’EM TOYS More Than V3 Off 2.95 Toytown—4th Floor Toytown—4th Floor THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. COL. W. A. BURNSIDE TO LIE IN ARLINGTON Funeral Services Will Be Held Today for Retired Officer Who Died Monday. Col. William A. Burnside, 61, retired Army officer who died Monday in Wal- ter Reed Hospital, will be buried in Arington National Cemetery following funeral services at Fort Myer Chapel this afternoon. Chaplain Julian E. Yates will officiate at the services. Born in Alexandria, Ohio, Col. Burnside was graduated from the Mili- tary Academy at West Point in 1896, later becoming military attache in Mexico City. He was awarded the silver star for gallantry during the Boxer rebellion in China and was re- tired for disability in 1930. Pallbearers will be: Maj. Gen. Rob- ert E. Callan, Maj. Gen. Charles McK. Saltzman, Brig. Gen. Henry G. Lear- nard, Brig. Gen. Charles P. Kilbourne and Brig. Gen. Perry Miles; Col. Wil- liam W. Cammon and John F. Eads and Lieut. Col. Homer H. Slaughter., M’KINLEY HIGH PUPIL BURNED IN LABORATORY —_— Hyattsville Youth in Serious Con- dition as Result of Alcohol Blast. A 16-year-old McKinley High School student was in a serious condition to- day at Casualty Hospital, suffering from burns received In an explosion in the school laboratory yesterday aft- ernoon. The youth, Henry Dantzig, Hyatts- ville, Md., was pouring alcohol into a bottle when the blast occurred, a¢- cording to police. He was burned se- verely about the body, feet and arms. Price . [ol——[o[——[o[c—=[n|—r—2[d|c—+—=]0]| a WASHINGTONIAN DIES Mrs. Louise Grosvenor Leete Suc- cumbs in Athens, Ohio. ‘Word has been received here of the death last Thurkday in Athens, Ohio, of Mrs. Louise Grosvenor Leete, & resi- dent of Washington for many years and a daughter of the late Gen. C. H. Grosvenor, who served for 22 years as an Ohio Representative in She is survived by her mother, two sisters, Mrs. Wilson McKee of Athens and Mrs. C, M. Shepard of Columbus, Ohio, and a daughter, Miss Constance Grosvenor Leete, also of Athens, — FUNERAL' RITES HELD FOR CALVERT MAN J. M. Dashiell Williams, 49, Vic- tim of Fatal Stroke in Office in Baltimore. Special Dispatch to The Star. PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, De- cember 19.—Funeral services for J. M. Dashiell Williams, 49, who died sud- denly in Baltimore last Saturday, was held yesterday at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Port Republic, Calvert County. Burial was in the family lot in the church cemetery. Mr, Williams was stricken at his office with a heart attack and died a few minutes after he was taken to his home. He was a native of Cal- vert and spent his youth in the county, but had been living in Wash- ington and Baltimore a number of years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucy Wilson Willlams, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. John King of Pasadena, Calif.; two brothers, George I. Williams and John S. Willlams; a J sister, Mrs. Thomas C. Hance; & half brother, Thomas H. Williams, and his stepmother, Mrs. Betty Williams, all of Calvert County. Licensed to Marry. FAIRFAX, Va., December 19 (Spe- | Eo8 cial) —Marriage licenses have been issued here to Charles H. Herrtich, 40, 1804 Irving street, and Lily E. Piper, 26, 2109 Eighteenth street, both of Washington; Willlam R. Nimmons, 30, and Laura Brown, 27, both of Alexandria, and Adrian E. Reid, 30, Vienna, and Emily J. Ramey, Me- Lean. PHONE NATIONAL 8206 HURRY for These Splendid Values! hot spots 501: Hickory Shaft Putters, Mc Polo Ball Games. . $1.25 22-in. Dressed Dolls.. $1.00 Christmas Stockings. 25¢, 50c & $1.50 Magical C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1934 CANNON OPENS DRIVE FOR NEW DRY LAWS Bishop Says Goal Includes Ban on Radio and Mail Liquor Advertising. By the Associated Press. - Return of prohibition and the pre- vention of the use of the radio and mails to advertise liquor in dry States were described yesterday by Bishop James Cannon, jr,, as the goal of the National Prohibition Council and the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ. Bishop Cannon was appointed chairman of a commitiee representing the Natlonal Prohibition Council to “confer with members of Congress concerning the best methods to secure return of national prohibition at the earliest possible date.” The committee, the bishop said, “had two conferences at which it was agreed that on the opening day of & resolution would be intro- duced submitting to the States a constitutional prohibition amend- ment.” Deaths Reported. Ellen M. Bayne. 87, 1620 Massachusetts P. Jamison. 84, 3819 New Hamp- | ENVELOPE yes, 80. 1369% Pennsylvania tewart. 77, 1712 Q st. 7 szQZ t_st. e . Elizabeth’s L P. Underwood. 69. 2008 Jackson 4 Melville, 67, 1480 Newton st. Mary C._Leeman. 61, 403 D st. Mamie Pautus. 55, valdence ng‘n William H. Whiteside, 54, Eiward Holston. 47 Gallinger Hosoltal. Joseph W. Morgan. ‘45. Sibley Hospital Kathryn M. Crawford. 37. 2022 1 Pne'orn.‘ redmt g.’: Gall lnu‘r.flonplul ant Jo Lucthas 8 Mitenell, 72 noe oth s . Johuson, 35 chenne.ke st 70, u-mn er Hospital. er Bruce 66, 115 Senton b Ida B Bmllh 57, Simon P. Drew. 57. 1632 Matthew Strader 43. 1324 John Sullivan. 38. Fie war . son; Bernice Payton. 16, Preedm Pfant Clavence Balley, Chidr Infant Marie L. Dick. 1134 C Before OFFICE Chemistry Sets. .% OFF 50c & $1.00 Ten Pin Sets, }2 OFF $1.00 Stanlo Lighting Set.....50c $1.25, $6.00 & $7.50 Stanlo Construction Sets.......%2 25¢, 50c & $1.00 Dick Tracy Detective Sets...........% OFF $1.00 Sport Sets, Archery, Goll and Tennis Eqnipment. PR And Hundreds of Unadvertised Toys, ALL REDUCED to ; PRICE OFF STORE FOR SALE. LOW PRICES SET. IF EVER YOU HAD A CHANCE TO MAKE ONE DOLLAR BUY WHAT USUALLY COSTS YOU TWO...OREVEN THREE...THIS IS IT! IN ADDITION TO A SWEEPING DEPARTMENT- WIDE % OFF PRICE REDUCTION IN THE ENTIRE TOY DEPARTMENT, HOUSEWARES AND CUTLERY HAVE SET PRICES ON THEIR QUALITY MERCHANDISE THAT YOU SIMPLY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RESIST. HOUSE RESERVE STOCKS ARE NOW IN THE VARIETIES HAVE BEEN FRESHENED . . . MANY NEW ITEMS ADDED . NEW SALESPEOPLE RETAINED . .. NEW BY ALL MEANS COME IN TOMORROW . . . FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEMS WERE SLASHED IN PRICE RIGHT ALONG WITH EVERYTHING ELSE IN THIS REMARK- ABLE CLEARANCE SALE. FRESH WARE- [ale——[ale=——|a|=——F|a]e—"[a[—F—F[a[e—F]a[c—F[a[e—TT[o[c——[o[——|a|c——[a[e—F]0] Bnflu. 0\ ‘Tuesday, De- i ":'.L"::..%% ERSON, MARY A. On Tuesday, . e tioan mass v S5 o daieriment i e B xe' dral Cemetery, Baltimore, omit flower: |3 BILLFOLD. brown leather, contalning more than $38. Vicimity ot Faleia” Royel® Bevt. Store. .55, *atiantic 1580 cld vll:hl‘methval ’u‘lher s an Cleuhnd 4208, i mcnm two, an_ heirloom. bet burgh’s. ward. DOG—Black female Scottle. has crool tall. Reward P‘hom Wisconsin 4:70“ bl part wire terrie: host tafl name Wie" vklnlty Woodside e Park. _Reward. Sh Eors rormeos wemhon: S h‘ndkerchke(k Liberal rew: “P’In.fll: nlnu return to Apt. 207 Argonne Apts. white. with Phone Gleveland S151: GOLD EARRING—Antique; $1 SO ational 5800, exionsion 981 atier 6._National 6034, extension 816. HANDBAG. black lesther. around 12:30 on Sunday between 7th and E .ng’ [y "d st e, Reward offered.’ Lin: X TERRIER PUPP' lpou tag 22009. tan, zipper. near K, lady's, R containing or street ¢ Potomac 0763. POCKETBOOK, black, taini, it 560 check on Silver” spsing. Bank. "ever Elasses, driver's cards and other per Articies. _National 3341: = PURSE—Lady's alligator skin purse, ;‘P. A.:“GH I.Illlu ontaining n:"” “;“mh meni cep money. pléase return Durse. Mai. F. Munilia. 2650 16th st. nw: Conn. ave. $26. Re: WRIST WATCH—Diamond platinum lady's wrist watch, Gruen, inscribed “Bessie H Robinson.” ~Reward. Room 609. Wash: ington Hotel. Elgin, 3-braid _str rl{hl'lwfl Auto luD WRIST last We Georgia ave. Yard. nlldly in turn to 5 MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth O0/8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St Northeast See What You Buy Know What 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 and Parlors. All G395 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. e tonert anty 9265 This is a Steel Vault, used in the grave. 400 pounds of solid steel. Al- ways sold for $150 until Chambers reduced his price. -y = $85 Chamb 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 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 Beaths. JHOMAS W, On Tuesday, Decers: n ut his residence 3735 M OMAS W. 3 ve Mary F. )ln lflnnu Burrows, M Enn Co. On Wednesday. De- t1230lm LIZZIE ee godchi] and nvu and (rlmd‘ Remasi et Sarvis Funers) church, s You st. n.w. Notice of funeral BROOKS. ROSALIE. Departed this life on Bunday, December 16. 1934 st her gesidance. 1208 rd f. She_leaves to mourn their oss & h\ublnd ernld Brooks; one ighter. Dol ard Burge: Gy Whé other Telatives and Remaing resting at Eugene Pord's funu-l home, 1300 South Capitol st 1 4:3 “Wednesany. Decem o Ben er late residence. Panersl. services Thursdsy. December 20, gt 1:30 p.m. Becond Baptist Church, 2nd and N sts. n.w. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 19 BROWN, ELLA. ~Departed this I { December 13 193 Briet Mineee."BLLA ' BROWN, beloved daughter of the late George and Mary Elender Brown and sister of Faonie B QOverton of Pomonkey, Md. She leav snd ' host of of m:mmx may thews fu- neral home. 614 4th lfternoon nlnlrl trom the Metro- Delitan A* M. £ Gharen. Pomonkey. Md. CAMPBELL. RICHARD H_ On Wedne December 10, 1934, at his © 6th st. s.w.. RI N SPEELL Deloved hustand of s & On pbell (nee Whitemore) and father of Prances 4. Campbell. " Funeral from b dence iday. December 21. at Hkfllll!m mass st St. Domin Relatives and friends are in- Vitet.” Binterment - Congressional ‘Ceme- tery.” 8t Dominic's Holy Name Society pl.ue v..h notice. UIS R. On Tuesday. Deeem- et 8. oo Touta & CLARKE. be- loved husband of Mrs. Addie R. flutvi ing _him Japie E. Purcell of Society lnd several nieces nnd nenh ember 2. ‘R funeral hnm Sflh hode Is)ln Rev. Thomas J. Brown an I, A. Bennett officiating. Rela- and friends ~invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. DIAN A“ CII-[S" !Ilddenly on W!fl- mber 19. at Chil- flrenn Holgn.ul ANN c:um the h!- loved daughter of Joseph 8. and Eva Dean. Puneral services at the W. Chambers Co. Southeast Iuntul home, 517 1lih st nn ll Decem- ber at 0 atives and frllndl are mflu . Interment O!dlr Hill Cemetery. FENLON, CAT RINE. On Monday, De- umber l7 1934 CATHERINE FENLON, aged 7! ‘Remains resting at Jos. r !lrohl som‘ funeral home, 303 X Mass will be offered at St Church on Thursday. December 20 lt 10 s.m. Interment llnunv. Oltvet Cemetery. CATHERINE. Monday. Dece! . 1934, at her residence, Huntsville. \,THERINE. beloved wife of the late Qéh les Hepburn. muthfl grandchildren and two gr dren, Remains resting at szum- fu- 3 til Wednes- ur u her late denu Funeral Thursday, December 20. at ® a.m._from the Church of the Tncarnation, Browning bl. me. Inger- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HOWARD, On Sunday. e cember ‘16, 1934. WILLIAM HOWARD. brother of Adela, John and Benjamin Howard and nephew of Samuel. John and Augustus Howard. Remains Testing ryis funeral church. : | WRIGHT, B. FRANK. Mo NKINS, ELLSWORTH. Departed this llf! suddenly. Sunday. Decem! 934. ELLSW! JENKI] som ot Susie F. Jenkins and brother of Euell M. Jenkins. He also leaves many Sther "relacives may be viewed af & Bm Teral Mome, 5425 Nichols ave. B sday. December 19, after ferment Payne s Cemete MATTHEW. On Tuesday, De- nna“ 1934. l(AmlW JO. BON of 1415 lie ve. 0.w., husband of Emma J iying’ him_ a0 &8 Gtfler 7o Felaiives Fraslér's funeral ave. after’ wife of 0 o urter Hiness h:e“d Jones. u Tother. thr Mnl lnd friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Thursday. December 20. at 1 p.m.. from her late residence. Relatives and 'friends invited. , GEORGIANNA = CATHE) parfed this life Tuesday, December TE2%9%4. ‘at her dsughte s Tesidence. 50 Bih st ne et 810 (GEOR. GIANNA CATHERINE JORDA SN, devatad Wile of the late John k! mother of Jessie ma six grandchildren. one nephew and & host of other and friend: Punem sung-y KINNEY. mn On Wednesday. De- cember 10 1054, FRANK KINNEY, be. loved husband ot Edmonta Kinney "of 6 T s.w. Remains at Prazier's Tuneral nome 589 KoL, Notice of funeral later. LEETE, LOUIS GROSVENOR. On Thurs- day, December 13, 1934, in Athens; Ohio O - LEETE. " beioved dnu&mer OOt Mrs. O H. Grosvenos and er of Constance G. Leete. R, MARY ‘Tuesday, Decem- ber 18, 1934. at her residence 21 Second ave. Takoma Park. Md. MARY E. be- loved wife of the late Thomas R. Leizear. Body resting at, Warner E. Pumphreys funer: 8424 Georgla ave. n.w. A0 the Takoms Park Chiistian n_Thursday, December 20. at Intermens Union Cemetery, Burtonsville, Md. LYNCH, MARY A. On Tuesday. December 18, 1934, at her residence, 918 4th st. MARY A. beloved wife of John J. from ave. n.w. LEIZEA . Lynch. Nnu the above residence on Thursd: 0, “at 8:30 a.m.; thence fo St. yaius Church, gvhere’ reauiem mass il be ‘offered at © a.m. Relatives and Triends invited. © Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. uonu MICHAEL B. Suddenly, on 'nm- December " 18, 19 AEL B. M of 903 H st. 1 t BSOS TR S S phurady. 1 rtinsburg. W. (datins h\lxl w va aset pln eony M lb 1934. l' llbley Holflll‘l AL!C! NAREM. aughter of Mr. and Nlnm of 719 K Puneral services on Th ‘Hysong's Xmumenl JAMES. Dvn rted this life on rday. Deu?x;‘x 15. 1034 after a 3 e Remains rest: B A, Taltavull. 436 neral from the above home on ‘Thursdi Dec - m‘fnm"mm:.'{‘y"'émh:} s PAYTON, On Wednesday, Becomber 10 Tood. at Mount Alto Hos: RE ' PAYTON. aged 35 mnm-rul from his late "nl‘!:;';:l: 022‘1‘( Sim ielatives sud Teionds are. invited, a.m. ives and friends are invite Interment Arlington National cemeury irm”% PERR! IJAMIN B. On l((g!dpl Perry and ¥, BEN; cember 17, 1934, BENJAMIN husband of the late ida A. lnmond lnhir-:: Inn:n, Enrn B. - maing Perr: at hu s 823 X raélnt T mu lnmul ‘home. ?1‘1&'“0 3 otice of time later. " Braths. . OORNELIU! T lb‘a]‘n'l.gl, OMIY m 625 linlt st n" ? On resi- ARET ELIZABETH. esday, Dewne 18, 1934, at ot fihn e 719 Pow her soul. tives ' d\"lendl Tnvited. " Tnterment Sounr Olves "Throat Hospital ¥ beloved daughier of Wi geiyed danehien of Wilam 1 'sag E Pumphres's Georgia. ave., mxm mns uuu. De- o33 a OB 4 At Bis e Serdeaa By Md x beloved Busband of Bertha K. Smith - Py Irom Bt John's Episec oat O et Bele: d.. 'ridsy, December 21, at w a. m lm.em:m church cemetery, 20 SMITH, AGNE:! e Batordsy. Dceanir bty wu‘“u her residence. 237 3rd Beoree Gartiner & ;':".'1' Tisfine 3t e s 312 ‘Lh '. nln!l;‘l.l fll:l"‘l . cembe; above n:.rll Loml. !nlrmem Mflnl Cem- OTHERS. GEORGE H. Departed this Life ddens December Ute suddenly. Tueadar, 18, aurvived by & loving wite, Anna .‘::m- n T, Rhines funeral hoi 3rd st. s.w. ~Notice or nmeul hen-!ur. STEWART. LILLIE sE a7, December 17 105 -at - dence. 1712 Q t. n.w.. LILLIE £ "“ in the 78ih year of her age, beloved its of the late Col F. Stewart. e by 8 son, s Prsd . and one daughter. Florence of this city. and two grand- ho are_th l 'S rivate) al er ll‘ Thll(lgll{ Dec.d ;m?er 20, 'l,r,“‘ldn:ceeloz'k‘ [ollowe )y interment 1 'll.‘-l"AN PA'l'llCl -'osim On ‘Tues- Decem! 193 at Dwr anntwn Uhl‘l!llll] Hm"IL PA’ RICK Ji loved husband of M garet W Bullivan - Punee drom s hle l’!nd!hlb(lil "9!? st. n.w.. on Fri- ember 21, at 9 am.; Lhenul Holy Teinity Church H0UL ang A n.w., where mass will be offered ll fih 0 m, for fhe repote of hip soul Rala; and friends. invit Mount Olivet Cemetery. .lnurmenz SULLIVAN, PATRICK JOSEPH. \lemberl of Kune Council. No. 353 JOSEPH SULLIVAN and -re trusted to meet at his late Iesidence. lu" 20th st. D.W., day. Deumbcr 20, 1934, 1Elxned) JAMES P McK!ON G. DENNIS J. NILAND, F. 8. 20 !l“[l 'lAflClS J. On Monday. De- cember 034, at Emergency Hospital, FRANCIS 3. beloved Pusband of Masel Virginla Reed Sumner. Services at the chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons. 1750 Pa. ave. n.w. on Thursday. December 20, 8t 2:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. TAYLOR. ROBENA. _On Tuesday, ber 18, 1934, ROBI YLOR. ag 94 years, lhur of the late Thomas and Ma, aylor. Remains resting at Joseph r Blreh £ 'Sons' funeral home. 3034 M st. n.w. where seryjces will be conducted by Rev. P. arren on Thursday. December 20. at 2 p.m. In- terment private. VAN NESS, HERBERT M. Suddenly. on Tuesday.” December 18, 1934. at his Jesidence. 1323 Maryland ave. n.e. HER- his late residence on Friday, 21, at 9 am.; thence to the Holy Numo Church. where mass will be said at 9:30 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. —Interment at Mo mi ouvet Cemetery. WESTRATER, VIRGINIA. 1esday. Decomber 18, 1554, 8t Gurteid” Hos: ital TER of 1505 rving st. n.w.. beloved wife of Albert E. gnd mother of Charles W. Westrater. Notice of funersl hm nday. De- emper” 17 1054, 8t his Tesidence, 4404 16th st. n.w.. m}m HT. loved husband of Mrs, Effe M. Wright and beloved hmlher o! John R. Wright. Funeral from his late Tesidence Thirs- cay. December 20, In Memoriam. BRADFORD. SANFORD P. In sad but love ing remembrance of our dear father NFORD P. FORD, who departed THis Tite 2tz years ago 1oday. December 19, 1928. In the sweet bye-and-] bn we shall meet on that beautiful shore. P BURNS, MARY C. In sad but loving Te- memhnnu of our d.lt mother. C. BURNS. who departed this life I'Qelvu years ago today, December 19, In our home you are fondly rmembend. veet thoushts will cling to FPor lhose ‘you loved you y in lite Love ou in ¢ uum 56 Sagae. DEVOTED m’m‘ ANNA AHD STHERINE. DANDRIDGE, JOSEPHINE L. A tribute of love to the memory of our devoted sister. JOSEPHINE L. DANDRIDGE. who en- tered eternal rest l!lddenl! ten years ago today. December 924 A precious one sleeps in s silent grave. CHARLO'?TI AND CORA. * DELANEY, ISABELLE McCALL. Sacred to the memory o( my darling mother. ISA- BELLE McCALL DELANEY. who left me fifteen years ago todsy. December 19. )lolher 30U are still remembered by one whom you lov: YOUR LONILY l!)AUOm MATTIE Jom llA IA !n lovlnr memory of our ‘dear mother. HATTIE M_ JONES. ;,ynlmaea one year ago today, December Sieep on. dear mother, And take your rest, We Ioved you dtlrh But_God_lo" best. HER LONELY DAUG! I LINER AND ELSIE INGSON. * unGn‘l‘oN, L ESTELLE, In loving mem. ory of dear wife. I LAUGHTON, who departed this life three years ago today, December 19, 1931. She had & smile for every one, A heart as pure as gold: To_those who knew and loved her x..r mem: will never grow old DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- HO“IB l!!fl T. Sacred to the memory f ESSIE T. MORRIS. who departed this lay. December 19, fife one vear ago 1933. ¢ THOMAS. G. MILTON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear friend. S: MILTON (CAPP' who parted this life so luddnnly thm yun 80 today. December 19, A triend we will never !ouet " FUNERAL DIRECTORS V. L. SPEARE CO . Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. 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