Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1934, Page 7

JAPAN WILL SEEK NAVY GOMPROMISE Delegates to Confer Infor- mally With British on New Pact. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December 24.—The Jap- anese naval delegation received in- structions from Tokio yesterday to dis- cuss with the British possibilities for a future compromise on the basis of British suggestions for a new naval limitations treaty. The British suggestions recognized equality only in principle for Japan, but there was no indication whatever that Japan was surrendering her original demands for actual tonnage equality. It was stated in official quarters that the renewed contact does not mean reopening the naval conversa- tions, but that informal discussions between the two delegations, British and Japanese, will be held for several ‘weeks, Naval and diplomatic circles re- garded the move as an effort of the Japanese to bring about future con- versations or a conference in the Spring. The Americans, however, viewed it as a new attempt to force the British and Americans to junk the principles of the Washington treaty. In Japanese ouarters there appeared to be renewed hope that a future com- promise was a distinct possibility. The Japanese, who had planned to remain here unofficially despite the termination of the naval conversa- tions, probably will begin their dis- cussions with the British before the American delegates sail for the United States Saturday. (edarHill Mbu most &auh/n'« Established 1900 FUNERAL DIRECTORS : GI: Ihmzral Qll;zl SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St Northeast VERMOUTH W. A. TAYLOR & CO,, N. Y. See What You Buy Know W_I;:a_tfou 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. Al -~ $95 for one price, 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. $265 Chambers’ price for 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 price. Chambers’ price only ... ¢ $85 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 TWO CHILDREN DIE AS HOME BURNS Arlington Blaze Believed to have Started From Yule Tree Lights. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. THRIFTON VILLAGE, Va, De- cember 24.—Two small children wers burned to death in their home here last night in a fire believed to have started when they attempted to con- nect the Christmas tree lighting cir- cuit. ‘They were Peggy Ann, 3, and Richard, 7, children of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Lazo, Arlington County real estate broker. The parents had left their Malvern place home only & few minutes before the tragedy. ‘The flames appeared to have spread from the corner in which the deco- rated Christmas tree stood in the second floor home. Neighbor Sees Flames, The children’s parents had gone to Clarendon, and were to meet the children’s uncle, Hector Lazo, who was bringing toys and other Christ- mas treats from his home at 3040 Porter street in Washington. John A. Neu, a neighbor, saw the inside of the Lazo home burst into flame, and calling the fire depart- ment, rushed with his daughter, Margaret to give ald. They were balked by flames in their attempts to reach the second floor, and stood helplessly by. Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Jansen, occupants of the first floor, were at church at the time. When the firemen arrived flames were pouring from all the second- floor windows. George Watts and O. Krigbaum, firemen, plunged into the house to find the children, risking their own lives. Peggy was in her crib, near death from the smoke. She died on the way to Georgetown Hospital. Boy Wanders Into Fire, “Dicky,” as he was known to neigh- bors and friends, had wandered, terror stricken, into the flames. He was dead when the firemen found him. The body was taken to the Ives undertak- ing establishment in Clarendon after it was brought out by P. A, Charles, a fireman, who was burned on the hands. Every available piece of fire appa- ratus in the county was turned out, as about 60 firemen fought the flames. More than $3,000 worth of damage was done to the building. Searchers had difficulty locating Mr. and Mrs. Lazo in Clarendon and when the parents returned to their charred home both almost collapsed. They were taken to the home of a friend, Ashton C. Jones, and later to the home of Hector Lazo in Washing- ton. Mr. Lazo was taken to Emer- gency Hospital during the night, suf- fering from nervous shock. Mr. Lazo formerly was an instructor at George Washington University, as was his brother Hector. Mrs. Lazo, the former Anita Ignatius, is from Havana, Cuba. Deaths R.eported. Mary Terhune, 78, Masonic and Eastern Star Home. U st one 8, Galiinger Hospital. M B Georgetown Univer= Sy Hosiptar John C._ Hildebrand. 48, 3518 13th st. Laura Helen Sperling. 47. 5435 Conn. ave. Leona Fairbanks. 47, Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital. Marian A, Carter, 4" Hfi? Meridian PL Henry C. GIll. 41 ency Holmll Eirel & Gona. 7 Garhera o Ciasa Cornetle” 15, Seorzetown Dniversity spital Infant of Frederick and Florence M. Alte- 13 Pnnc: Mll!ol’d ‘27 Cuullly Hulbllll Katherine M. Green. 18. Columbia Hos- pital bert E. Lyon. 507 G fi":fiv’ ROber i aRon, chndren’s Hos- MENTHOLATUM Gives COMFORT Daily PIGGLY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1934, Where Two Children Died in Virginia Fire oo et o e Santa at Sea. SAVANNAH, Ga. () —A sea-going Santa Claus came down from the crow’s nest of the United States Coast Guard cutter Yamacraw to distribute presents to the cutter's crew. Instead of the traditional aleigh bells, 8anta was heralded by the burst- ing of rockets. Q.o WIGGLY Ready to Serve the Residents of BETHESDA, MD. We first want to thank our friends in Bethesda for their patience wt ile the re- modeling of this Piggly Wiggly was in progress. We believe, however, that the slight inconvenience will prove worth while when you see the transformation that has taken place. A new black and silver color scheme— a special produce department—a new meat market—everything spick-and-span, making the kind of store in which shop- ping is a pleasant adventure. Come in and enjoy doing your laste minute Xmas food shopping in this beau- tiful new store Across Street from the Bank of Bethesda All Sanitary and Piggly Wiggly Stores Will Be Open Until 9 P.M. This Evening The Sanitary Grocery Co., Inc. Upper: A bed room in which the fire centered, strewn with charred furniture. Lower: The crib in which Peggy Lazo, 3, was suffocated during s fire in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Lazo, at Thrifton Village, Va., last night. At the right is the bed on which Peggy’s brother Rich- ard, 7, was sleeping. Richard apparently crawled from his bed after the fire started and was burned to death nearby. Inserts: Phil Charles (lower) gnd Capt. Orlando Krigbaum, who tried to rescue the children and later re- covered their bodies. TO BE HELD TODAY Newspaper Guild in Charge of Services for Star Reporter, . Auto Victim. Funeral services for Daniel A. de Souza, reporter for The Star, who was killed Saturday night in an automobile accident on the Baltimore road, will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the C. J. Ives funeral home, 310 East Wilson boulevard, Clarendon, Va. The services will be under the Death Notices for Christmas Day Edition of The Star The Star on Christmas day will be issued at noon. There will be no later editions. Death Notices to insure publi- cation must be received not later than 10:30 am. Charles was severely burned. DE SOUZA FUNERAL auspices of the Washington Neupuper Guild, of which Mr. de Souza was president. Members of the board of directors of the Nationel Pregs Club, the Washington Newspaper Club and the guild are to attend in s body. Robert M. Buck, regional vice presi- dent of the American Newspaper guild, will speak briefly. ‘When the accident occurred Mr. de Souza and William Peake, another guild member, who was driving the car, were on their way to Newark, N. J., with 8 load of Christmas toys to be given to children of reporters there on strike against the Newark Ledger. The Executive Committees of the ‘Washington Newspaper Guild and the Washington Newspaper Club met jointly yesterday to meke arrange- ments for the services. Following the services the body will be cremated. e Do Not Open. SPOKANE, Wash. (#)—A large sofa was among the Christmas gifts that passed through the express office here. It was decorated with stickers that said: ‘Don’t open until Christmas.” Real Estate Loans No Commission Charged 6% No Commission Charged You Can Take 12 Years to Pay Off Your Loan Without the Expense of Renewing $1,000 for $10 Per Month Including Interest and Principal Rarger or Smaller Loans st Proportionste Rates Perpetual Building Association Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $32,500,000 Surplus $1,250,000 Corner Iith and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President M Federal Home Loan The District of Columdis EDWARD C. BALTZ, Secretary mm—‘l-n —=Star Staff Photos. |BANKERS REQUESTED TO WORK WITH F. H. A. American Association Holds Ti- tles II and III Are Effective Recovery Measures. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 24.—Bank- ers generally were urged by the Amer- ican Bankers' Association last night to co-operate with the Federal Hous- ing Administration in making effective titles IT and III of the national hous- ing act. These sections, which set up mutual mortgage insurance and create na- tlonal mortgage associations, were de- scribed in a letter addresse to all members of the association by Presi- dent R. S. Hecht as “deserving of hearty support.” “In our opinion,” the letter said, “they not only are effective national Tecovery measures, but will exert a beneficial economic effect in liquery- ing martgeges that now are or mly me part of the investments of Meanest Christmas Thief. DENVER (#). — Marvin Smith would nominate for the “meanest Christmas thief” the person who broke into his car and stole the Santa Claus sult he bought for $35 to wear at & | holidsy party. Births Reported. !lmuel W. Rd l!:vu Pumll urL Alvin_ant ldn, r{ xon. onnh A and Florence Bowldlnl wirl LOST. Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star will be accepted Mondaye 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 p.m. Saturday. GAIRN col without tas. Reward. Call Botomsc 0105, [OR PIN—Gol lwth 8 7 dis~ monds. vienity 30 et Hckinies ‘st teward, Glevelard 2263, ; vicinity a2 G Cap. Al 401.’1. > MASO! tting “‘Presented '.o !lmuel C lnlfl! BY Kenllnl(on lodle 198. Communicate with S. Bréady. 410 Emesson st Aw. " Re Adams '2997-J. PENCIL. one gold Sheaffer; initials “H. H. F R"a?;m‘ Call Metropolitan 4840, Ex- tension 8, 8. Cutaing Toney Srng of pearis “ " cont jug money, stri and other articles. Renrd. ‘Adams 1085, wloves. tan kid Below 14th and Water sts. nw. Rewsrd Walnut 9394-J. m-m .#fl. m anD. day. In or around Hamlilton st. 2. First Night Away in 47 Years. GASTONIA, N. C. (®.—E. A. Mc- | RICE. AN! Carter and his wife recently went to Greenville, 8. C., to_visit relatives— and so spent the first night away from home since their marriage, 47 | years ago. Card of Thanks. ANDERSON. MARY A. _We wish to thank Sifdness %'3: Tal mfi’u- "at ’&'; deA:v.‘l: ABETH AND JAMES F. ANDER- SON. ~ Bmlm. BERRY, JAMES. December 22, ] 1034 at his n«ldenu :mlo Military JAMES BERRY, ‘ 2ar of his 846, Remaing resting 5 u Zar: orst’s funeral parlors, 3C1 East Capitol st " 'Bervices st Christ Churcly, 83 st. s.e.. Wednesday, mber 26, at 11 a.m., o which reiatives gnd friends are asked. Intermeat (private) re: sional Cemetery. Please omit flowers. IQGGI. ELUJAH T. Depnrud this Sunday. December 23, 1034. at residence. 1907 L st. n.w.. ;_Ilhel of hur‘lnn%ln gofll'ly olld'vll owle, ‘and Ciy o5 o residence. \ehflvu and friends in- vited. Interment Harmony c-meury, life his BROWN, Priday. De- cember 2 l 19.'11 at )loum. Alto Hmnml JOHN WESLEY BROWN. He b other - Telatives ‘and & Bost of friends. Funeral Wednesday, December 26. at oclock !mln Prazler's funeral home. '!AB Priends invited. Inter- ment. Arllnflnn Cemetery. 25 BUSHNELL, CHARLOTTE Dece TON. _On mber 13, U T Thlmetto. - Fias ARLOTTE RNTON BUSHNELL, 'fle of Albert B. Bushnell. CAMERON, AMANDA. On Sunday. De- Somber 3. 1034, at Preedmen’s Holmul AMANDA CAMERON. loving mother of Miss Eirie M. Cameron. Mrs. Aifveda T Pitts, David and Herbert Cameron: lov- | ing grandmother of Percy I. Pitts. Dallas and Walter Cameron of Champaign. Iil. Remains temporarily resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. (Cham- pllln and Urbana, Iil, papers please copy.) CUI‘HS SUSIE GHEEN. On Sunday. De- cember 23, 1934. Mrs. SUSIE GHEEN CURTIS, da: and Ruth B beloved mother of Ruth C. nuum and siser of John O, the, residence of Hol’ dllllh!r JO“ 4Bth st. Wed- nesday. December 26. at 2 :m pm. In- terment Rock Oreek oemmy 5 3. HN J.. beloved husblnd of the late Patrick D. English and Eliza Quill English. | Funeral ‘from the chape saThiavull. 436 7 FPAIRBANKS. LEONA. on Saturday mnm- ing. December 22. 1934, at Georgetown University ~Hospital. ~LEONA _ FAIR- BAl beloved wife of Thomas H. Fair- banks tnd dlulhur of the late AbYlhlm Askin suryive two d Vivian :_slso four xllteu lnd four brothers of Ohio. _Funeral from her Iate residence. corner Garrison road and Kirkwood terrace, Tuesday, December GAINKS. CHARITT. Departed this life on B-Lurdly December 22. 1934. CHARITY AINES of 1028 Browning st. 1. She h-vu to mourn their loss one daughter. Mrs. Alice Roy: two sons. John and Jos- eph Gaines: five granddaughters, two grandsons, two one great-grandson and a host of othe: Body resting D.m hi . Rev. Tilden Dmcllb ives and friends are invited. 25 WILL T. On Monday. Decem- 034 at George Washingion oHospital. WILL T. GORDON 6th st. n.w. nmeul services Fucstay, December 55, ay 350 oo ot Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. In- terment Rock ‘eek Cemetery. HALL. ALLAN L On Sunday December 1834, at Providence Hospita cloved. husband of Eaith - A “Hall (tiee Stone) and son of Edna Mae Lagard 1‘"‘4( rnl from p.m. Interment ced Hill cemue;v HILLEARY WALTER L. SR On Satur. X er Tesldence of Bis 1520 Buena Vista ave ts. Vi V«ALT!R L. 97 ve: Funeral from me resldenro De a 8r s, above Wednesday. cem- H for the repose of his soul. Relat friends invited. Interment Holy Rood JORNBON, Y. On Prida; be 21, 1634, '8¢ hei reaidence. 1205 61h & Bw. MARY JOHNSON. wite of Joseph Johnson. beloved mother of Alice Jones. Miranda Jonnson nd - sister of "Jane Owens. grandmother of Winnifred Car- ter. Mildred Childs. Elizabeth Young and Pearl Green. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting 8t the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w." Funeral Wednesday. December 26. at 1 p.m.. from Third Baptist Church. 5th and Q sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemegery. LONG. JAMES ROSS. On Sunday. De- cember 23,1034, JAMES ROSS LONG. gon of the late 'Congressman Joh e ot Texas: beloved: husband of Ian B. Long and father of Mrs. C. man and Miss Amarita J. Long of Cali- fornia_ Jameson Long of New Jersey. Mrs Sayre and Miss Ellen M Long of Washington. D. C_ ‘and Everett Ruanl! and Vernon R. of Fair- He is also survived by nine gTandchildren. "three. Sisters and one brother in Texas Puneral on Wednes- day, December 28. g from his fite residence. Fairfax. Gao Relstives and In!nds m\lted 25¢ LYNCH. RY. ety oF Peiay Decembe ATIREon, Ve HENRY LYNCH, 'devoted Cousin of ‘Atilel Calawell - He' leaves other relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3ri and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. MAHONEY. BERTHA MARY. On Sun day. December 23. 1934 _at Georeetown niversity ital. BERTHA MARY AHONEY Kirig), wite of the late lfl'lrd R. thnne! lnd mn!her of Edith, Robert. Eulal F. Startz- Congressional Remains may be viewed after | o'clock noon Tuesday. December 25. MAHONEY. RACHEL. Departed thig lite Sunday. December 23. 1934, RACHEL MAMONED (oving wife of the late oo onh Mahoney: devoted mother of Marie ardner (nee Mahoney). William. Rich- ard and Clarence Mahoney, Margaretta Johnson (nee Mahoney). and devoted sister of Marie Brown. 'She leaves to mourn their loss five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. two devoted daugh- rs-in. an f other rela- tives and friends. 'Remains may be seen ‘Tuesday after 12 o’clock l: her late residence. 1454 n.w. ?uneu! Wednesday at oclock * from St Augusiine’s Church. Interment in Meunl Silver Gemesery. MAHONEY, RACHEL. Officers and - be Catholic Be o cu!."umm, =3 Call meet- ng Tuesday. December 35, 8 pim.. 1954 m‘m‘% g Pres, McDEARMON, MARY LILLIAN. On Sun- day, Deceniber 23. 1934. at her residence. the mrlbornu’,h 917 1&th beloved '\le o( ‘l'nrd McDearmon. Services at the chapel nl Joseph Gawler's Sons_ 1756 av .' cn Wednesday, Decemb: 26. u 9;l0am.: thence to Bt Matthew's Cath oll: Church ‘where mass will be offered a.m. Interment Mount Ollvel Cemeter) IeKALLOI JAMES P. On Sunday. De- 1938 at his residence. 1173 MES P.. beloved husband ." Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e.. where services will be h!ld on Wednesday. December 26. at Relatives and triends Mvited. " n- Ferment priva I.VINAA On Sunday. D!cm- © 1934, at hlr rendeme 33 Q sf Bow MALVTA M 2 A neral later. MERRYMAN, GEORGE December 22 1934, reat-granddaughters and | Departed this lxle e, Sud- | | | | THOMAS, JAMES M. Braths. Monda SAFFORD. On L1934, 8t her home (CE" "duughie: of ihe late Judge H H. and Mrs. Safford of Chilli- cothe. Ohlo. wife of the laf Bice ot New York, beloved sister of Mrs. H. N. Staats and o a Bervices private. (New York Times and Herald Tribune please cow) ROBERTSON, NANNIE Monday, Der 24: 1004. 8¢ the Tesidence ot T, dsushier, Mri Chatles M. Tram- mmu lvae.y;*ocmvr Chase. Md. ine late Albert Ray Robertson. mnenl services on Wednesday. Decem: t 1:30 p.m., at Hysong's Dar 1300 N st. 0w, Interment Abbey u-u- soleum. RoGERS. mOBERT goise on Bun Deeembex 35 19%4 at nf- “Tow Beioved hiisband of Bestie Cure ers and father of Elizabeth Car- and Rachel Cauldwell Rogers. Pu- services at St. Alban's Episcopa Church on Tuesday, December 25, at 5 Rev. Charles T. Warner officiatins. Woodlawn Cemetery, New NE cember 24. M hterment York City. ROSEBOROUGH. REV. T. J. Sunday. December 134, a8t residence of his wn Ju Bouth Henry ._Alexandria. e Vi daevived By mevea three sons: also other Remaing resting & Co. funeral home. 221 North Patrick st. Alexan- dria, Va. Notice of funeral later. ICOT‘I‘ DANIEL. On Baturday momml “Dece: Passed avay BCOTT, usband of the late Annie B. Bcott father of the late Oiivia E. Neal of 2150 N"“"'cfl ‘Wash- ington. D. C.; Mrs. Alms npm 4 Rlchmund Dtmel Scott. Jr., Xl rles and grandfather of Mlnsfleld and Dlmexl Neal, Puneral Monday_ December 2 o'clock ., Fourth Baptist Cburch Richmond. V. SHEPARD. xonu.‘r B. cember '23 1934 ai_ Preedmen's Hos- ital. ROBERT B ARD. devoted usband of Emma Shepard and father of Rudolph Shepard. He also leaves three sisters and one grandson. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the ¥ Binest Jarvis Tuneral’ chureh. 148 Su ul'!li uun B. On Sunday. December 0 s m.. at his residence. 'n Rhode 1 ve. nw.. JAMES B. MITH btloved hmcr of Mrs. H Bnurlock and Dr. V. Smith = Fu- Deral from "his late residence Wednes- day, December 26. at 1:30 p.m ment Lincoln Memorial Cemétery. 5 De- TAYLOR. WALTER M. On Monday. cember 24. 1934, at his residence. 728 4th st. ne. WALTER TAYLOR. lov: husband of Gertrude E. {nee Beckett) and brother of Rosenberger. Funeral will be held from Timothy Hlnhnu ruwu parlors, 641 H st. n.e. Wedn December 26, st o e Sy wod Ganerere: 25 THOMAS, FLORENCE E. On Monday. De- mber’ 1934, at bar resl ence 1821 columbn Toad n.w.. CE E.. be- love fe 'of Johir G. Thomas.Ons 0 3. two brothers and other m- nd friends also survive her. Wuhml’t'nn st. On Sunday. De- tice of funeral later. THOMPSON, BEETIS, Suddenly. on Sat- Dece: 934, at’ Jackson- Fla. BERTIS THOMPSON. hus- band of the late Mary Wright ‘K'hompwn He is survived by his son. AlGred grandson. R;ndnlph ere Services_wer Gazlers Sons . on Monday, E Thterment o.x Hi Cfmtler). VA\LOOCK. AG\I‘.s On_Sundgy. De- 934. at 10 p.m.. at her resi- 411 % place B oot o ss. AGNES VANLOOCK (nee Kahlert): beloved wite of Lous VARLOOTK and beloved mother of Helen E. Van- Loock. = Remains resting at the Lee funeral home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services will be held on Wednesaay. December 26, at 3 p.m. Rel- atives and friends m\md Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25 In Memoriam. ALLEN. ADDIE E. mottier, ADDIE ay sixteen years ago today, Ber 24 1615, Deep in my heart you are fondly re- membered Sweet. happy memories cling to your In memory of my d E. ALLEN. who passe Decem- name. True hearis that loved you with deepest a aflection. X desth Jusk the Iways will love jou in death jusf same. HELEN, * In loving re- JOHN WIL- way sixteen 1018, CLARK, JOHN WILLIAM. nemorance of my father. LARK. who passed years ago today. December Gone, but not igrgotien LEON CLARK. * | EDGETETH. AUMCE in fend sememc brance my beloved mother. ALICE HEDGERETI whe departed tnis life one Jear ago today. December 24, 1933, The dearest pal I ever had. Mother. dear. it Was Yo Your loving smiles. lyflur nmlel face, o one could ever take your place. DAUGHTER. LESSIE HEDGEFETH. * LUCAS, ROBERT H. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory o( o\u dearly beloved brother. ROBERT JUCAS. ¥ho op Christmas eve Feen yotin e85 today. December 24. 1919, quietly crossed the “threshold to %0 to a better and {;lhl" lr}xome where the glory of the is all in all G BHOTHER AND SISTERS. AR LoCAB Nirs MINNIE FRiGHT, MRS, LOUISE 4 H.AmNs AND MRS. LOTTIE TAYLOR. MALONE, HARRY MILTON. In memory of our dearly beloved son and brother. HARRY MILTON MALONE. who depart- od this life eleven years ago today. De- cember 24. 192 " HOTHER AND sisTERS. * MINOR, JULIUS. In sad but loving re: membrance of our dear son. SITNOR. "o departed. this lifs - elht years ago today, December 24, 1926. Not dead to us who love him, He's only gone before He lives with us in memory And will forevermore HIS DEVOTED MOTHER RAPP, WILLIAM M. In memnn n( my devoted husband. WILLIAM M. Who died three years ago. Bedember ~‘1 1931. ~Anniversary mass at St. Ann’ Church, Wisconsin ave. 1 lost a life companion. A life Llnked with DT e day I miss more As'T walk throush Lite alone. Just whea life was sweetest And he could have lived his best ‘The gates of heaven opened And he entered that sweet rest. A wonderful husband, friend and aid, One who was better God never made A wonderful husband, so loyal snd true. One in a million. that. husband. was you. HIS LOVING WIFE. CATHERINE V. RAPP. In sad and loving remembrance of my dear son. JAME! M MAS. who left me one year ago today. December 24. 1933, 1 miss his lovely skl 1 miss his laugh, miss his smile, And though the years may come and go. 1 know I'll miss him so. Sadly missed MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER. * WEST. GRACIE. _In loving memory of our RACIE who de- FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St N.W. Established V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare_establish: it he 1065 H St. N.-W. one, NAtional 2892 J. William Lee’s Sons Co. i, TRE CREMATORIUT 4th and Mass Ave. NE Lincoln 5200 CHAMBERS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 303, EAST CAPITAL ST. Pho coln_0372 W. W. DEAL 8 CO. 816 H St. NE LINCOLN 8200 Frank. Geier's Sons Co. | Mo et N NAtional 2473 JAN, m‘. m Sun. m helm organ, Siition and Eane. llorun en. He is i, Survived b7 two srandchildren Doris *and Justin Jnckson. - Rem temporarily resting Il '.h! ltGulre lu- neral home. 1820 Oth st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 26 d Alma Morgan PERKINS, M. ORRA. Suddenly, on Sun- day. December 4. at Sibley Hos- pital. M. BRRA. beloved Wife ai James kins. ~Funeral from her late resi- dence 4500 Bowen rd. s.e.. December 26. at 2 ax Dacea invited. Hill Cemetery. ru.'l‘ln SAMUEL NELSON. on Sun- day. December 23. 1934, S8AM! beloved husban, and fa n on Wednes- p.m. Relatives Interment Cgdar Jose, h F. Birch’s Sons Reons webi Bodi'3084 M St N.W. “‘!}Jfim‘.‘a SPEARE SPEARE bmm-"fifi" 1208 To35 Gorin. Ave. FUNERAL DESIGNS. EEO. A comu-:ve;:,-,- [ ristie Floral Experts Night' ' Phence _Clai P ": 0-1-1_ar "361-3-1 GUDE BROS. CO. Fieral Picces J. H. SMALL & SONS~ “GEO. C. SHAFFER oy e 14th Ey_e Open Evenings aad Sundays