Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1934, Page 11

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The 60-year-old battalion chief, who had been in the service for 37 years, had a notable career. He re- ceived a decoration for his work in the Knickerbocker Theater disaster of 1922 and he rescued M. A. Cooke 29 B 8t N.W. Nat. 67368 lete s 165-105-265 7 Up. /”" Swank Jewelry set con- sisting of chain, stirrup bit links, key collar pin and tie holder....$5 “SWANK JEWELR For the Most Important MAN in the World” /,/” T, a ///4%’://,,/////” ///// % ////’/44. I So52S 1= riS oo [m————————————— I | SWANK ORDER FORM [ l D. J. Kaufman, Inc., 1005 Pa. Ave. | Enclosed find §...a....(check or | ‘money order only) for whldll ] |pleme send Swank sets nurnvl }ben e . EilNawe - it e | : Address . - gStala » Weestsisessitiessamense ( ) Charge to a Kaufman [ [ | [ I | i | ] 1 ] ] Budget Account = I (S) s A | | | I | = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. from the fire at the Hub Furniture Co. Building. In 1925 Mr. Sullivan was commended by the Commission- ers for services at the Kann's ware- house fire on January 13 of that year. A native of Washington, he lived at 1412 Twenty-ninth street. Besides his widow, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, he is survived by six chil- dren, Joseph, Vincent and John Sul- livan, Miss Frances Sulliven, all of Mrs. Francis Sullivan, oseph. O'Brien of Buffalo. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Briggs and Mrs. James Callow; six brothers, Capt. Cornelius Sullivan of the Pire Department, Thomas 8., Daniel, John and Joseph Sullivan, all of Washing- ton, and Michael Sullivan of New Jersey. A niece, Mrs. Thomas Nichol- son, lives in Washington. Longer Herrings Caught. England adds another prosperity note by stating that herrings caught this year averaged a half-inch longer than those of 1933. (dar Hill B. FRANK WRIGHT BURIED IN OAK HILL Washington Funeral Director Was Member of Masons and Elks’ Lodges. Funeral services were conducted to- day for B. Frank Wright, 57, co-director of the John R. Wright funeral home, who died Monday at his residence, 4404 Sixteenth street. A native of Wash- ington, Mr. Wright was the son of the late Benjamin F. and Hattle M. Wright. Educated in Washington’s public schools, he attended Taylor University in Upland, Ind. Mr. Wright was a member of B. B, French Lodge, F. A. A. M.; Lafayette Chapter, R. A. M.; Washington Com- mandery, K. T, and the Elks. He was also a member of the Washington Board of Trade and the Maryland and District Funeral Directors’ Association. Besides his widow, Mrs. Emily D. ‘Wright, he is survived by two brothers, John R. Wright of Washington and Lawrence Wright of New York City. After the services at the residence at 2 pm., conducted by Rev. H. W. Burgan, pastor of the Hamline M. E. Church, Mr, Wright was burled with Masonic rites in Oak Hill Cemetery. Swank set stirrup C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1934, RETIRED FARMER BURIED!MRS. LILLIE STEWART RITES WILL BE TODAY | axpersox. mante vousr. on weane Elihu C. Fletcher of Winchester Buried Near Capon Bridge, W. Va. Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., December 20— Funeral rites were held yesterday near Capon Bridge, W. Va. for Elihu C. Fletcher, 79, retired farmer, whose death followed a brief illness. Surviving are four sons, Albert, High View, W. Va.; Lee, Capon Bridge; Roy, Crest Hill, Va, and Earl Fletcher, Baltimore; one daughter, Mrs. Made- line Whitlock, Baltimore; two broth- ers, James S. Keyser, W. Va, and William Fletcher, Hagerstown, Md., and a sister, Mrs. Katherine Miller, Whitacre, Va. —_— DAKOTA BISHOP DIES Right Rev. James O'Reilly Was Stricken Yesterday. FARGO, N. Dak., December 20 (#). —Right Rev. James O'Reilly, 76, Bishop of the Fargo Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church, died unex- pectedly last night. He became ill earlier in the day. 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Funeral services for Mrs. Lilliej Sewall Stewart, 78, widow of Col. Wil- liam F. Stewart, sr, were to be held this afternoon at her home, 1712 Q street. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. The honorary pall bearers will be Maj. Gen. William F. Hase, Maj. Gen. Walter Bethel, Brig. Gen. Richard C. Marshall, retired; Capt. Alfred Howe, U. 8. N.; Col. Paul Stanley Bond, En- gineer Corps; Col. James Brady Mitchell, Lieut. Col. James Cunning- ham and Norris D. Parham. Mrs. Stewart, who died Monday at her home, was born in Elkton, Md. She had lived in Washington for the last 25 years. —_— WARD FUNERAL TODAY Hedgesville, W. Va., Woman Had Been I1l Five Months, Spectal Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., December 20.—Burial will be made in Hedgesville, near here, today for Mrs. Ella Vir- ginia Ward, 72, widow of Dr, E. A. Ward, who died Wednesday at her home in Hedgesville after a five-month illness. Mrs. Ward, resident of Hedges- ville for 40 years, was born at Capon Bridge, W. Va,, daughter of Daniel and Mary Oates. Surviving are three daughters—Mrs. Lawrence Lemaster and Mrs. Moses Robbins of Hedges- ville and Mrs. Scott Rush, Winchester, Va. and a sister, Miss Florence Oates of Hedxavule ———— WAR GAS IS FATAL John M. Murnan of Old Winches- ter Family Succumbs. Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., December 20.— John M. Murnan, 45, unmarried, mem- ber of an old Winchester runuy died yesterday from effects of gas while serving in France during the World War. He was a son of the late Wash- ington Murnan, a city official. Surviving are two brothers, Charles F. Murnan, Boston, Mass., and Unger C. Murnan, Washington, D. C. The funeral will be held tomorrow. TAX COLLECTIONS SET NEW BAD CHECK LOW Only One Is Returned to Arling- ton for $7.68 Out of $367,000. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va., December 20.—A new “low” for bad checks sent in to the county treas- urer’s office in payment of taxes was established this year, according to Treasurer C. T. Jesse. Of the approximately $367,000 so far collected this year only one check has been returned—for $7.68. This check, on a Warsaw, Ky, bank, was returned marked “insuffi- cient funds.” It represents two one- thousandths of 1 per cent of the amount collected. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Washington Credlt Men's Association, Hamilton Hotel, 5:30 p.m. Meeting, Washington alumni of Rol- lins College, Shoreham Hotel, 8 p.m. Christmas party and dance, New England States Society, Kennedy- Warren, 9:30 pm. Dinner, Federation of Business Men's Asoclations, La Fayette Hotel, 6:30 pm. Supper meeting, Lido Civic Club, Mayflower Hotel, 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW. Dinner, Heroes of '76, Mayflower Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Dance, Americus Club, La Fayette Hotel, 9 pm. Bingo party, benefit Eagle Tent No. 2, 1. O. Rechabites, Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth street and Pennsylvania ave- nue southeast, 8 p.m. Births Reported. Allison and Dorothy Crump. girl. Reuben and Lorena Bresden. boy. Edward and Margaret xuxeuher boy. Jose and Ada Colom, boy. Lloyd and Winifred Zimmerman, boy. Henry and Jessie Moore. boy. Hervert and Ruth Berman, bor. Fred and Hermina Case, Verne and Mareuerice Senicy. boy. Richard and Anna Durante, boy. Ki5i%e a0d Bajome Somes b Stine and Saiome Safter boy. Thomas and Virginia Sandoz. boy. Ignace and Esther Dolata, boy. Ment and Lula Slaughter. boy. Richard and M; Sklh!. zo!. James and Lois James Ted and Dorothy Gardner, ml. Merritt and Nellie McClear. girl. Emanuel and Pilic Avayanos. iora_Murray. &i James and Cecelia Kowmas. gi Joseph and Eleanor Naiman, gir Olin and Viola Ferguson. girl. James and Hilda Divver, girl. James and Prances McKeown, boy. Bidney and Violet Roman. Andrew and Marion Kimmnell. boy. Oiiver and Clara Wilinms. Boy. " Samuel and Ruth Morris. am John lflfl lerlet lhhnvel. nrl John and Mario phane. gifl Ge: and_Lue] otava. gir] Edear .nd Dorothy Miller. girl. Louis and Wil 2 Alma an Laurence and Estells chon wirl. alton and Vle)ronl Altfathe 1. boy. Sll.hu’lne Coates, bo! Bhlnel an Dorom;chlu boy. Eamuel and Mary Benn ha Sarks, #iil. Ty Auee nmn sirl. d Mar: rl. w."go R. and lllnbeth J‘ Cooren girl John and Marion Enrietts, girl. H. and Ruth M. Herring. boy. isca M. Hettinger, boy. and Thelma ith, o “ind Sarah J. Swarts. boy. . and Mary K. Wright. boy. FOUND. A SMALL COIN PURSE in one of the down- town stores. st. s.e. Owner may receive it at 213 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 saturdn TEF CASI B areruent Mobghy. BIACk bl taning Reward if returned to_John Roberts, Roydon Apts., 1619 R. North os'ss DIAMO! TINUM BAND from lady's Gruen wris Noist vl‘:lc.h. Reward. Room 609, nmn.__ Phone Plrk y l | v : 24 W&& bR Braths. . December 1. 1034 her_ brother-! ln e Nell. R(ll 9th st. D.e.. ANDERSON. dstinice of the late Benia: min and Saily Anderson. sister of Mittie Iverson, James Anderson and the late Mamie P. Nell. She is also survived by eight nieces and five nephews. dniece: dnephe day, t Baniel & Wiseman. omciating. Rehtlvu and friends invited. Inte: ment in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ANDERSON. MARY A. On Tuesday. De- cember, 15,1054, MARY A.. beloved wifs 1 the lats James T Anderson. Puncral from ner iate residence. 640 st. Te on Priday, December 21, at % Relatives and friends invited: ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. THOMAS W. On Tuesday, Decem- 8, 1034, st hie Tesidence, ‘3735 M F nw. TH BEACH, beloved lisband of Mars . Beéach asd father of Miuste Serrowy Nrs 40s Sevier. Thomas, Roy and _Clarence Beach puneral Trom the W. ham- bers Co. Juneral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw., on Pri December 2 p.m. Rolatioes and Teienda maited. lnurmzm Glenwood Cemetery. BINGLEY, CHARLES 8. On Tues De- ber ‘18, 1934, at the (B g O S ehter Mrs Lyda Evans, 223 12th st 8., beloved “husband of th lafe AnmeH Bingley and father of Lyda Evans, Mrs. Nellie Meredith, e BIG Bl Mrs_ Annie Ismer and Thomas J. Bingléy. Puneral from the lbove residence Priday, December 21, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends in- e, Interment Arlington National Cemetery. BRANSON, LIZZIE. On Wednesday. De- cember 19,"1934," at 12:30 a. 22 ggn devloud wite of Hewry Bean: E. 3 ment Lincol Memorial Cemetery. BRANSON, ELIZABETH. The officers lnd members of Early Rose Tabernacle. 67, are hereby notifled to attend the "fi at 1:30 p.m.. from Mount Zion Ghurch, L‘Dlh st. between_Dumbarton ave. lhd =] W R. E. BROWN. VING. Departed this me December 19, 1934, at_the Casualty Ho-omL IRVING BRISCOE of 1308 Half st. s.w. He leaves to mourn their loss a loving wife. Clara Briscoe; atives and friends. Remains resting gene Ford's funeral home, 1300 Isa;m Capitol st. Notice of funeral e BROWN, ELLA. Departed this |lfe fin Tue: m{ December 18. 1034, aft brief iliness. BROWN. belflved daughter of the late George and Mary Elender Brown and sister of Fannie B. Md. ~She also v mhol‘l of Dlh;l’ mains may be viewed at v.he Barnes & Matthews fu- neral home. st. s.w.. Thursday fte: Punera] Satur- 30 p.m.. from the . Church, Pomnnley Wednel Harry ' and _Thomas Calomiris. Helen Ceracatirs and Alex- andre Xothiratos. ~Remains resting at lhe lbovu residence, Notice of funeral cmrfl:u.. RICHARD H. On Wednes mber 10, 1044, at his residence BB Rid H., CAMPBELL, beloved hustana of Busie’ N Campial (nee Whitemore) and father of Frances A. Campbell. Puneral from his late resi- Friday. December 21 at 8:30 am. t. Dominic’s Church at b am, " Relatives and friends are in- vited. * Interment. _private, Congres- sional Cemetery. St. Dominic's Holy Name Boclety please take notice. 20 CARTER. ELIZA. On Wednesday. Decem- ber 1. 1034, at her residence; 624 13th st. ne. ARTER. beloved wife Of Samiuel E.Carter. She aio leaves one brother, Dilly Scott. and oiher reia- fives pnd friends to mourn their loss. i Stewart's funeral ntil Thursday eve- ning, December thereafter at her late ‘residence. Funeral Priday. Decem- ber 21, from Mount Jeze Ba Church, 5th and E sts. s.e Interment Augusta. Ga. CARTER, ELIZA. The officers and mem- bers of the Northeast Benevolent Asso- clation are requesied to attend the fu- neral of ELIZA CARTER. to be held from Mount Jezteel Baptist Church. bi and ! su s.e. Priday. December 21. 1934, at pm. Blu:k clothes and white gloves. G. PETTIFORD, Pres. CLARA E HICKE, P 8. CAYCE. WILLIAM E. On Wednesday. De 3 W He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Rosa M Camp, Remains resting st Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. lotice of fu- neral later. LABKE, LOUIS R. On Tuesday. Decem- ber 18. 1034, LOUIS R. CLARKE. ve- loved husband of Mrs. Addie R. Clarke. Surviving him also 1 one sister, Mv: Janie E. Purcell of Society Hill 8. and several nieces and nephews ?uner.] y. Decem 1 pm unerll home EQ Rhode Iuln ‘Thom: e . 1. A Btnnen uflkll[ml tives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 20 CLAUSER., MARY J. Sember 10, 1034, at, her residence. nd MARY CLA Bervices Wil be held at Zurhorecs fu- neral parlors. 301 East Capitol st.. on Saturday. ember 22, at Interment at Steclstown, Pa DEAN. ANN CELESTE. Suddenly, on Wed nesday. December ‘19 dren’s Hospital. ANN CELESTE ll e b!- loved dashter of Joseph 8. and Eva A. Dean. Funeral services at the W. Chihibers Co. Southeast Tuneral home, 817 11th of. se. on Saturday Decem. er 22, 10 Relatives and Xrl!ndl ll’e invued " Interment CQdAl’ Hill Cemete: DORSEY. nl:su o On, Wednesday De:em. 9. 1934, a.m.. at her resi- RSEY. t_Dorothy Lee. sister She also_leaves & de- Norman l’l’lndchlldren : Dorothy and Bern: of ‘tuneral later. FLAHERTY, MARGARET E. On Wednes- Dece day. mber 19, 10.14 & mr -esA- dence. 131 Que t.’ s.w. RET E. Lee, and four Elmer, Norman, ard Lee. Notice t. Domf Teauiem mass will be said &t o &.m. {or the repose of her soul. Relatives and Iriends invited. Interment Mount Qlivet Cemetery. GRIMES, HENRY NAYLOR. On Thursday, ber 2 at his ra~ldrnte ENRY LOR 0‘ 1934, Md.. Gnme: and hther of Dorothy and Ray- Testing at Upper Funeral from the above funeral home Saturday. December 22. at p.m.; thence to Cedarville. Md.. where services will be conducted at 2 D.m Eldasving Churen. Relatives ana Triends are invited. Interment church cemetery. BETH Oscar W. Alfred W, Haase, Blanche L. Da: Georse .Hmfley and_Mrs. fi'"‘ eters. HOPKINS, JOHN B. Suddenly. on Tuu- from lhe George W. Wise funeral Interment Consressional Cem- ’ Puneral from 3_Kennedy st. Prida; Der 11034 at 2 pm. | Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Ctmeun HOPKINS, special communi- cation of aumbury lnd ige, No. 24. F. A. M s called for Fridey. December 21, 1634, at for the purpose of conducting our late brother, JOHN B. HOPKINS., By order of the master. RALPH L. HEBBARD. Secretary. HOWE. CHARLES E. On Thursday, De- cember, 20, 1934, at_ Emergency ~Hos- son of the late John 2nd priscilia. Mewiliams Howe: ices at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Martyn P. Crawford. Miffiintown, Pi Bunday. December 23, at 2 p.m. Intel ment Mifflintown, Pa. JOHNSON. JAMES C. Departed this life suddenly, “on_Wednesday, December 19. . &t hix rnlden:& [ES JOHNSON. Berv- wife, Mamie Johnson: eleven children, an‘_gueen !:uan M r n. - ank ‘and vmugl ohnson: four srandchildren; one brot &, Edward Johnggn one sister. Elizabeth Henso! 0st of other relatives and frlrnds Funera] Saturday, from St. at = Shiurch, Tith and C stose. Tterment Arlington National Cemetery. 21 JOHNSON., MATTHEW. On_ Tuesday. Cember 18, 1034. MATTHEW JOH RSN of J415 New ave. n.w.. husband Emma . Surviving him_ also Sre three ‘children and one uncle. H. M. Gaynor. and a host of other relatives atd friends. Puneral Friday. December ¢ 2:30'0m. trom Fraziér's funeral ome. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.W. Poiends invited. 20 JORDAN, GEORGIANNA CATHERINE. this life Tuesday, December 1! 054, 20 6th em- Cyprian's s st her daushier res dence, st. ne.at 8:10 am. GEOR- CATHERINE JORDAN (nee devoted wife of the late John of Jessie . Wormley, d Raymond a A Merritt) ., W. Joi Braths. On Tuesday, Decems 18, Eeteie %, Kabloers ne Wird) paaeray services at the W. Cham| Boutheast' funeral home. 17 11th st se. on Priday. December 21, at 11 8. Reiatives and friends are invited to ate tend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. KEMP, SAMUEL s. O Wednesday. EL years. Fune-al services at Bt Jehnl Catholia Church, L Glen, Md., on Saturday, December be said requiem mass will Interment church :flrzlt 1 KINNEY, FRANK. On Wedn esdsy. De- cember_19. 104, ‘at Preedmen's’ Dial. PRANK. KINNEY, beloved husband of Edmonia Hicks Kiiney. beloved fa- ther of Ella Ball Lewis and Clarence Kinney, grandfather ‘of Calvin_ Kinney. Leonard and Chester Lewis. Surviving bim siso are 4 host of other relatives and friends, Funeral Saturda Pries invited. Interment Lincoln u.f,f,:fl Cemetery. LYON, ROBERT EDWA! Yo" Wed Dec.D Depal Pted th e.. RO WARD LYON. He leaves to mourn their loss a mother. Mary Lyon: a father. Albert Lyon; two sisters. Ethel and Matil Lyon: two brothers. Ernest and Loraine: a grandmother. Ethel Gray. and 48 host of other relatives and friends. . Testing at Bugene Pord's faneral’ 1300 South Capitol st. neral later, rArroNbeflil#oglal u?n Wednesday, r ) 4 ook 8 Mount Alto Hoy ome, Notice of fu- urday. December ain’ Helatives and iriends are. invited, Interment Arlington National Cemetery, 21 Southeast lunenl home. se. on PFriday, December 21. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMALLEY. PEGGY JANE. On Wednesda: December 19. 1934, at Washington z-i. Eye and Throat Hospital, PEGGY J. beloved dauehter of Willlam A And Mars Bean Smalley. - Services on Friday. De- gember 2L st 2 pm. Pl the home of Mrs. George H. Four Corners. Md. :r!a:emem “Colesviiie M E Church Cem- SMITH, AARON T. czmbey TR On Wednesday. De- 1034, at h“ residence. Ber- wyn, AARON SMITH, beloved husband of Bertha K 8mith. Puneral from 8t. John's Episcopal Church. Belts- ville, Md'. on Friday, December 21. at 10 a.m. interment church cemetery. 20 STAHL. KATHERINE, On Wednesday. De- cember 19. 1934, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs 8. Orme, 301 Qummings ® lane Chevy ~Chase." Md KATHERINE STAHL. beloved mother of Mary Stahl Jemes Stahl Mrs. C. W. Bromley. She is also survived by one stepbrother and seventeen grandchildren, neral from the sbove res Saturday. December 22 thence fo Blessed Sacramen Where mess will be offered at 9 am. f the repose of her soul Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Prusbtci Hill Cemetery. 21 STRIPPY, JULIA M. On Wednesda - cerzg:r 19. 1934 epia] Amelia gem;m‘ r!ls !ml at the W. Ch: 0. fune 40 -~ !lLLI\AV PA‘I‘RI('K JO‘!M n day. December 18, 1934, o 'l\l Washington University Hosottal, "5 JOSEPH. beloved hushand of Mur- lru W. Sullivan. Punnll from _his te resident. 14 day, December 21 Holy Trinity Chu: 36t] N sts. n.w. where mass vlll be, nflered at 9. 30 (n"n: for fl!her rep;se of his soul s an e o]"“nésms" invited. lrurmenl SULLIVAN, PATRICK ll’)‘!’l‘l \lembb\'l of Keane "Council, No. 353 K. of C.. are hereby notified of the death of Br'\mer PATRICK JOSEPH SULLIV. n.w. (Signed) SAMES B 1S J. NILAND. HERBERT Tuesday, December residence. 1323 BERT M. McK!oN. G. K. s. 20 M. Suddenly. on 18. 34. h Van Ness' ( F N 1ate residence on. Friday. 1. at 9 am.; thence to the h. where mass will Relatives and friend attend. Interment at Mount Cemetery. WALKER, AL!XA\DEI On Wednesday, his residence, NDER WA Foloved tsbend of Sucan Walker. . Be: sides_his wife he leaves to mourn their loss two sons. Joseph A. and Warren S. Walker: s sister. Isabelle Pryor, and other relatives many (rlendl. Notice of funeral Wereafter. 21° WARD. HENRIETTA M. raday. De- cember 20, 1034. at her residence. ’ 523 7th st. s.e. HENRIETTA M., beloved wife of the late William E. Fu !rnmfllha *elld}ence orn Sll . er 22, at friends invited Imvrmenv. m lhe Ro<k- viile Union Cemetery. an In Memoriam. CAMPER, CARRIE MASON. A tribute of love and dewne" to_the memory of my dear mother RIE MASON CAMPER. Eno_ left me zlxh"cen years ago today. DeCOTORINE CAMPER WINTHROP. * DYSON. HATTIE WILKINSON. A tribute of lofe and devotion to the memory of beloved our _sister, FATTTE WILKINSON DYSON. who lefé us_two years ago todav. December 20, 1932 THE FAMILY. ¢ MARCEY. GEORGE F. In sad but loving remembrance my dear father, SESROE B MARCEY. who departed. this life three years 2go today, December 20. o 1H15 SON. CHARLES H. MARCEY. * MILLER. GIDEON. In loving remembrance of mn’N dggwd husb;nd p.nded “ll?r!lry GIDEO! . Who pass n years ago today. December 20, 1007 FAMILY. In sad but_loving Temembrance of my dear pal. GEORGE CBACREY, who departed this life five years ago today, December 20. 1929. Gone. but not forgotten 1S PAL, CARPENTER. * SELDON. mLHA A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dariing daughter and sister. who left us two yéars aso today. De- cember 20. 193 Her_well-remembered footsteps. We are listening for in Ouy esis wrow dim with watching. Our hearts are filled with pain When the evening shades are gathering And we sit all alone, In our hearts there comes s longing, Oh, if she could only come home. . but not forgotten. e o ove shall, aiwazs be. POl e alwase ihink of hee. We skall always HER LOVING MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER. i In loving remembrance O he mother. CORA L. WARD. Who departed this life wu years ago to- day. December 20. 1932. Dear mother, how I miss you, Miss you as Do one know. But_your face and voice I In memory wherever I go. Years tosether we wanderod, Har gether we stood, Anfl 'l l'l" llw;ys remember lso the times that were good. :su: tonight as the lights are sleaming Your face only in visions I see And your voice that now is silent T can still hear call to me. But as days and years g0 on a SACREY. GEOKGE C. cherish WVING SON. Jm!é FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th s‘zn’:unhu"fi% NOrth 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. HNeither the successor to nor connected with the original W. Speare establishment hy ,m,:,,gr "1009 H St. N.W. ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTO! CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass Ave. NE __Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i3 Sevenin st W N Ational 2478 odernCha Joseph F Blrch s Sons e 3034 M St N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE succ-edlnl Iiélllflll r-r- ly 1208 H St. N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY %1% rtistic Floral Desls Nicht' Phonext Clar TH03T_or "Shtede1 GUDE_BROS. C0. rerat i ~J. H. SMALL & SONS~ i 0 par, gEO C'l SHAFFER