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Gas Heating is not only the coming Let us tell you more! 1) NG ST MRS. 7 to Be Buried Here—Won Wide Fame for Writings. Funeral services for Mrs. Teresa Dean, first woman war correspondent, who died yesterday at her home, 1619 R street, will be held at the Tabler funeral chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Dean, who began her journal- istic career in the '90s on a Chicago paper, where she ran a daily column for some years, left the Midwest to, write a pfage called “Reve.ies of af Widow” for the late Col. W. D. Mann's Town Topics. This she did for 26 years, becoming widely known as “The ; Widow.” She is survived by her- son, Col. Warren 8. Dean, who left the Army some time ago and is now engaged in the mortgage loan buxmeu here. Travels 250000 lllel. In his 45 vears of service as village postman, M. Lattimore of Corby, Eng- land, has walked and cycled over 250, 000 miles. D JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Honest reductions on the finest all-wool clothing. All the new colors and patterns are included. Men, buy your Sui or Overcoat during this sale and save. $25 SUITS ‘18 CHARGE IT—NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH $6 IN APRIL $30—$35 SUITS—O’COATS 324.75 CHARGE IT—NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $8.25 IN FEBRUARY $8.25 IN MARCH $8.25 IN APRIL OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Charge accounts quickly and easily opened. LIFE IN A GAS HEATED HOME . WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT.COMPANY 411 Tenth Street. N. W. DIstrict 8500 GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY 1339 Wisconsin Avenue WEst 0615 TAR, WASHING TON, ZRESA DEAN RITES | RITES FOR N, 1, PRYOR WILL BE HELD, FRIDAY| First Woman War Correspondent | Tuxedo SET FOR TOMORROW Man Will Be Buried in Fort Lincoln Cem- etery, Special Dispatch to The Star, | TUXEDO, Md., January 9 —Puneral services for Norman J. Pryor, 46, son of James T. Pryor and Mrs. Ardell C. Pryor of this place, who died Monday night at Georgetown Hospital, Wash- ington, from pneumonia, will be held tomorrow afternocon at 2 o'clock at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ethel B. Watts. Interment will be in Fort Lin- | coln Cemetery. | Mr. Pryor, a World War veteran, | was born in Washington, but moved to | {Tuxedo when a baby and was reared ; there. Besides his parents and his sister, he leaves a brother, Earl Pryor of ‘Tuxedo. D. C NATIVE 9\ DIES Buried Tomerrow. Mrs. Mary Ellen Walker, wife of the late Joseph C. Walker, died in her | 92nd year yesterday at her home, 1016 | South Carolina avenue southeast, after i a brief illness. Mrs. Walker, who was { born in Washington and had lived { here all her life, was a member of the | Fourth Street Methodist Protestant | Church for 80 years. | She is survived by three daughters, | Mrs. Mary R. Beavers, Mrs. Ella G. | Cook and Mrs. John H. Cook; 13 mand(luldn-n and eight great-grand- { children. Funeral services will be hgld at the home tomorrow at 2 p.m., fol- lowed by burial in Congressional Cemetery. BOY FALLS ON FENCE ! Joseph Valenti, 14 1251 Sixth street was in Sibley Hospital today for ireat- ment for a wound in the side received , when a piece of iron fence pi ) flesh in a fall while playing near his | home yesterday. | The boy's condition is said to be improved. He is not seriously hurt Cedar Hill lons most &Lmh/uf C/meterg .n\m\\\\\\\\\\\um\, Established 1900 i SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS \“-\“\ — The Funeral Chapel + SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast OSSO AANNSRSANNNSSNINS SN MANNING /728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 MONUMENTS See What You Buy Know Wl";at You Get .\\S“S‘\!\\\\ NRANANAN 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, only This Metal Cnske! 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. v $85 Chambers’ 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 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 Mrs. Mary Ellen Walker to Be| rced his | 4\“‘\5 NN WEDNESDAY Dies Suddenly | DANIEL E. GARGES, DANIEL E. GARGES APOPLEXY VICTIM Veteran Secretary of Board of District Commissioners | Was Native of City. Daniel E. Garges, essayist and vet- eran secretary to the Board of Dis- | trict Commissioners, died last night at his home, 5224 Chevy Chase parkway, a victim of apoplexy. In two months 1 he would have been 60 years old Garges was born here. He devoted { his life to the municipal government {and nearly everything he wrote cbn- cerned the District. For years ne was a recognized au- thority on municipal government. He composed essays on the subject for school children, and his “National Capital” a brief outline of its gov- ernment was widely circulated. He Wrote numerous magazine articles on sireet paving and other municipal| subjects. Served Several Boards. Garges was graduated from Central High School* before he entered the District service, and was employed in various capacities until appointed sec- retary to the Board of Commission- | ers. He worked under many former Commissioners — Louis F. Brownlow, | | Gwynn Gardiner. Frederick A. Fen- | ning, Proctor L. Dougherty, Sidney F.| Taliaferro, the late Cuno H. Rudolph. and more recently the new Bcard of | Commissioners, composed of Melvin C. Hazen, George E. Allen and Col Danicl 1. Sultan | While in the District service, Garges ! attended Col 1 College, now | George Washington University. and | left with the degrees of LL. B. and LL. M | During the World War he was a member of the District Draft Board and took an active part in the Liberty loan and other campaigns. He also | was a member of the Society of Na- | tives of the District. Five in Family Survive. Surviving are his widow. a som,| Lieut. Phulip R. Garges, U. S. A, sta- | tioned at Terre Haute, Ind., and a| daughter, Mrs. Patrick J. Fitzgib- | bons, who lives in Washington. and |a slstrr Mrs. Addie Cronwell, who |also lives in Washington, and a brother. William Garges, who lives| in Rochester, N. Y. Funeral services under a tentative | arrangement will be held Priday at 10 am. at the Church of the Blessed | | Sacrament at Chevy Chase Circle | Burial will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- | tery. (KIN OF F. C. C. COUNSEL | DIES OF HEART ATTACK ! ;M. D. L. Spearman Was Postmas- | ter at Tremont, Miss.—Burial With Masonic Rites. M. D. L. Spearman, postmaster at | Tremont, Miss, and father of Paul | D. P. Spearman, counsel for the Ped- | eral Communications Commission, | died at his home of heart trouble Sat- ‘urday night, it was learned here lo-’ day. Mr. Spearman, formerly a farmer, had been postmaster of Tre- | mont since the opening of the office | | there 15 years ago. He was 74 years old. Mr. Spearman also is survived by his widow and two other sons, Coen Spearman, a law student at Lebanon, | Tenn.,, and Owen Spearman of Tre- | | mont; three daughters, a brother, and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Mount } Pleasant, Miss., followed by burial with Masonic rites. \MRS. G. A, NUGENT DIES Wife of Army Colonel Had Lived | in National Capital. | Mrs. George A. Nugent, wite of Col. Nugent. who has frequentl. tioned in Washington, died Saturday | at the Army post on Governors Island, N. Y, of a heart attack Besides her husband, Mrs. Nugent | is survived by a’'daughter, Mrs. Henry P. Blackistone, jr., and a brother, Judge Curtis Bacon of Middletown, Conn.,, where funeral services were conducted Monday. FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS 3ol Animal Rescue League. 71 Phote North 8730 LOST. Lost and Found advertisements fof 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 p.m. Saturday. BAG, black, ccntl!nln: Furs u!c 'ward. Call At wold flhlrted whh Ph Gamma Rcway i RACELET. Dem crest. whnu face and ‘Flufty.” " vicinity Beward. Fuoue Decatur e Ndams D()B—ere-hln' fox Terrier, male. an- swers to name rdale. Phene. w near 'Cherry V. Reward. male. vicnity ohevy IRISH RIER. Cha: Chl]dllfll pet. Rewa Phone Cldveland oags, > o overe - TR NT POINT EMBROIDERY. ']‘ll green round ar vi: Monday. on street car unlu Jellefll Suitable reward. Cleve i d. juamarine. Tuesday Imorgmx':n“l it between K and F sts. ward. Call Natl. . in brown leather case. isconsin 4: on WRIST WATOH. white -v uxcnn. e, o8 Snrl?.w Afllml lO.!.A Jn{ Re: | August . | September Qards of Thanks. LE: R, CARL. We wish to express our sincere thanks and apj eenllu 10 e tor thm our many friends and relll kind 'expressions of & %h ufg\lykwn and our hmlhn. CAI!- IDIAN REYNOLDS AND OHIL- l'l' l m N ‘he family of Comdr. # Tfl:lnl their 'flanfll nesses extended dur- SON AND Eta!l)l. “"5.“:‘}%1;%’“!{%’ ]s:iu a n&dm on nee uh ef her depattury ma &.mm Ved- T Foners) on at 10 a m.. from ntermeat Mount BEATTY. WENRY. £y DAL, L this e 'Ilhll’ of the lllt chlrlel Beatty. He leaves }n mourn their loss ihrec’ sons. ~Remal ti the Ruth Dabney funeral home. 4! until Wednesday. January Reral ubd interment Chariotte N, C. 0 ) BEE® nlees, COANE wife of Ernest R.Bell daugnier “of - Meredith and Elizabein Harris of ‘The Pigins. Va. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral lh urch. 141’ ¥You st. n.w. Notice of uter 3 Illwll MATILDA 8. Thesday. Junuary & copel Church Home. MATI at the age of 2 R.emllnl relum M Ritchie 'Blou funeral home. Up) Matlboro. Md. Funeral serviees and - ummu “at Epiphany Church. Forest. hursday. January 10. at Reiatives and friends invited. BURDETTE. ROBERT CARLTON. On Sunduy, January 6. 1935, at New ‘Bruns- wick. N, ROBERT CARLTON. hus- Bind of Josephine Rurdeiin Body, Teat- ing al Joseph Gawlers ‘Soms' chapel. el evoted gurled this life ville, Md pm Pa’ave. n.w.. after 3 p.m. Wednes- day. January 4. Services at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday. Jgu- uary 10. at 10 a.m. CARR. PEARL C. On Tuesday. January . 19:i5 PEARL C. CARR (ne€ Ehrman- raut). beloved wife of Thomas Powderly Cart of 5% Arundel ave.. le. Md. Remains_re; ne. Fune on Friday. 1 thence to' St. Anthony’s ‘Church. ‘I th and Monoe sis. ne. where'mass will be at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends led. ‘Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ¥ ) STIAN. THOMAS. On Monday. Janu- . 1935, THOMAS CHRISTIAN. hus- of Maggle Christian. f 4 Arthur and Thomas CJ Saran Shelion wile, Tour 1d Jarrett. Elizabeth Dea Mar Jones. “Funeral Thursday. Januars at 1 pm. from Ebenezer A. M. E Church. 27th _and O sts. n.w Motnt Zion Cemetery. Remains he W. Ernest Jarvis funeral You st. n.w.. until Wednes- hereafter his late resi- Trving st. (New York Papers please Copy.) COALMAN, QUEEN V. nesday. ' January Inter- e nw. Suddenly. on Wed. 1935, “at 12 Md wife of Sergt. Fran Coslman. d Notice ‘of funeral Igzer. n 3 N belaved daushter of Mr. and Mrs Leon are odbold and mother of six chil dren.” Puneral from the W. W. Cham- £rrt"Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st nw. on Thursday. January 10. at % pam. Relaiyes and friends are invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery HAEL. _On Monday. Jan» at Gar mfd Hospital e Triends insited: Tnterment Mount Otivet Cemetery THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy. prob- ably occasional rain tonight and to-| morrow: lowest temperature tomght about 46 degrees, colder tomorrow night; gentle shifting winds. Maryland—Cloudy, probably occa- sional rain tonight and tomorrow; shghtly colder in extreme west por- tion tonight and tomorrow; tomorrow night. Virginia—Cloudy, probably occa- sional rain tonight and tomorrow slightly colder in extreme west por- tion tonight and tomorrow; tomorrow night. West Virginia—Cloudy and colder: probably occasional rain tonight and tomorrow. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degre:'s Inches. . 30.00 30.00 29.94 Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm. - Midnight . Today— 4 am. 8 am. Noon 29.89 29.88 29.85 Record for Last 24 Hours, (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 52, at 5 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 46. Lowest, 48, at 5 am. today. ago, 37. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 98 per cent, at 2 a.m. today. Lowest, 90 per cent, at noon yester- day. Year The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, toda . 4 49 Sun, tomorrow . Moon, today. 10:12a.m. 10:42 pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Average. Record January . 028 355 7.09 February . 327 6.84 ! March . 3.75 8.84 April . 321 913 yMay ... 3.70 10.69 June ‘413 1094 July .. 471 1063 401 1441 324 1745 2.84 8.57 November . 237 869 December ... 332 756 Weather in Various Cities. Tempera- =3 ture s '89 '00 October . vt Stations. 29pwoIrg A50UATH 2 seter seyyuom * - gwpIasak napolis chkmnvllle Kansas City. Los .lmgexesK 5 ! colder i colder | u:\;.w | | | Beaths, DAVIDSON. Wm pTussdey, Jan- vma Siubana s Davidson” and her of Mrs. Aunie Brown and Mrs \‘ rden, | He ‘ago leaves other rd tves triends, | Remalns” resting i W *""Notice of funerai later. DIGGS, )m IDWAIID A. Depart Eneu g ‘.x ves 1o 5 this life after a fu- Notice of P o Ga R S aeni | oyds. e ct'f ic'm'.?:-"r'um': o fn £ha h st and Maks &) Jm 00 offered w lat! ér'lendl 1abited, aterment "Gedar Hii FLEMING, !l-lllliTl Ilc{)ngbzu of Ad A Y st. and Mass. ave. at Thursday, .l-nuuy 1 for the purpose of zhc Lunerslof our K 2 TH N e Gevoicd daEnier of tho ate | James' E. and Mathilda Gant. loving mother of ueuruu Gant. sister of Mrs. | Mary Marshall Annle Reeder and hy ce. 8he also leaves | e Diiatives s many friends to mourn her depariure. Remains resting at the John T. Rhies funeral home. :rd | and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral here- | after. GARGES. DANIEL EDWARD. On Tues- | gday, Japusry & 1935 ut Bis residence Chase parkway. DANIEL IDWARD OAH I! heloved h\ilrl,hlnd of | at o Friday, Jamiars | ence o itie Bhrine of ihe Most | Bieised ‘Sacrament Western ave. and Quesada st. n.w.. where mass will be | offered at 10 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GLEASON. MARY A. On Wednesday. Jan- at the residence of her ér. 6318 5th st. n.w. MARY A the beloved wife of Patrick J. Gleason Notice of funeral later. | GRAHAM. MARY. Departed this life sud- denly. Tuesday January & 19:45. at her residence. 1515 st. nw. MARY GRAHAM. devoted and faithiui member | of the Seven Day Baptist Church. No tice of funeral later. | HOLLIDGE. SJan- Ov Tuesdsy, 1 from her Witbir 5" Holidge on Friday. January 11. at 2 p tives and friends invited to attend rerment Glenwood Cemeters. ‘ “and nd J. Harvey Johnson and M Einel M. Groves Funeral from & W. Chambers Co funeral home. 1400 Chapin_ st day. Janua 10. at 10 es and friend invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemet JOHNSON. MARGARET STEVENSON. on and daughter of the late | and Mary Stevenson Pugh P\nmra] services at the chapel 1 n Co.. 108 West North av \Ma."on Wednesday afterncon o RICHARD JAMES E. on_Sunday, January 6. Cornes T NS Sud- OHNSO! denly. 9453 B Remains rest- ing at his iate residerice. Ednor. Md. Funeral from Sharp Street Church. 8Bandy Spring. Md. Thursday January p.m. Relatives and friends in- Interment Sandy Spring Cem- ARD. On 'rmm,.\ 1 AR EL’ 7 belovet - husbar el King (nee Clemmer) late " residence. 1910 Thursday, January 10. a: tves and friends invited. 1 ~metery. vited. etery) KING, ELTON LE IR pm Interment | v. Jar nd of Claudie Lmber father of Mrs. May E. Gibb H. James A v Henry Lambeit s are invited ational Cemetery LASHER. MARY ELIZABETH slnnow‘ dealy.” on Monday 10558t Dayions Beach Fia. MARY ELIZABETH SIDBONS LASHER' beloved | wife of Prol. George Starr Lasher ar nw. Cre Services at Gle: Cemetery. Thursday. January 10, p.m. Remains resting at Hysong's lor."1300 N st. n.w. (Athens. Ohio. p: Ders please copy.) 1935, \fle “of the late Geas Thursdey. Januars 10, Union Wesley church, L and M st:. n.w. Rem: funeral home. 1540 L st. n. N. MARGUERITE V this i v | Dital 10:1 Free: RarGURRYTE V. TTEMMON Hoehoved daughter of the late Bernard A. and Agnes Lemmon. devoted sister of Paul and Anthony Lemmon and sister-in of Susie Lemmon. Pu r late residence. 1035 n.w. Thursday, Januar: am.. followed by sol mls at St. Augustine's CllthIC C! 10 am. Interment in Mount Ol Ceme.m Y. LEMMON, “Al(}l ERITE, ‘The _offices and members of the Willing Helpers Association are hereby notified of the death of MARGUERITE LEMMON. Fu- neral on Thursday. January 10, at ‘10 o'clock. from 8t. Augustine Church JOSEPHINE BUTLER. President. GRACE WALKER. Rec. Secy LEMMON. MARGUERITE V. Officers and membefs of the Catholic Beneficial So. ciety are hereby notified of the death of Sister MARGUERITE V. LEMMON, Fu. nelll 'l'hu 'sd uary 10, 1 1 rom. St AuFu<tne's’ Chiirch: CAH merlm: Wednesday. Jnnuan o, at Cortn an st ITTE LLF!\ETT P!H FLORENCE WILSON. Rec ‘Jaseph Louls: Fairfax; six sisters three brothers and a host of other rela- | tives and friends. Boay resting at the | van Schey funeral home. N. J. Il\‘e and R st. n.w. Notice of funer er. at the Ives fun: blvd.. Clarendon day. " January 2 Walkers Chap Interment Walkers Chapel Cemetery. Walkers Chapel. Va. 9 MARTIN. ALBERT MO! On, Tuesday. | January R 1935, at Oteen AL- BERT MOSS. beloved son of Albé: n oL and the late Bluh E. Martin. and Kk fl& brother of Mrs, Etnel Waterfield of this city and Mrs. Eleanor Creesy of Al- bany N, ¥ Notice of Tuneral hereatter. 1’ ho Va. 10, at N M. On Tuesday, Jan- at_his residence. 1446 BENJAMIN M. MEEKS. | Peck Meeks and | Thorne and ‘Weeks. Sernces at lht S. HHfines. o Tuncral Tom 2y | SC nw, on Thursday. Janua ‘Tnterment Ruck Creek .9 On Tuesdas Benjamin P ed of the'late John W. Mus: SF St ‘Anna Mac Russell, Willara. Clif- ton and Gilbert Musselman: stepmother of Mrs. Elizabeth Robey. Mrs. Margarey Fritter. Mrs. Agnes Fritier of W. ¥ 100 Mrg, Clara Guy, “Allen, aid Hugh Mussclman of Staf; m, White of ‘Washington. D. C, Ella Hamilion of Waidort, Md. also survived by thirty-six grandchildren and three 'Y!‘(—lrlndchl dren. Remains Hera] ‘home. 1400 Chiapih St n.W ne L. heral se"r'?:ce;] at tiie Raymouth Church, "* on Thurs 10. at 30 :n ORCIIUV!S and friends avé Bivited 10 attend: Interment church Beter, NEIL. LAWRENCE J._On Tuesd 1935, at Emergency beloved son of the late m. uiem ma St. urch at 9 l m. Relatives and mends invited. * Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. NORMAN Sk iite o Monday Hishy” Jahuary 5. 433 at Georzetown University Ho pital NORMAN 3. (JACK) PRYOR. be. oved son of James T ;ryor and Ardell ryor of Tuxedo. T Fhe Bome"of his sister’ Mrs. Ethel B. at Tuxedo. M ursday. pt 2 om Jatives and iary’ " e i Interment Fort Lincoln Flends. invic Cemetery. BA ISABELLA. On Monday. Jan- fee 40’ t her Tesi- Plerco 2 RAWLES. the of the lat BAN IR0 t1es "Shd “devoted “mother o the late Irving Rawles "Fiorence Dan- on in .nd flfl'(l relatives n 2 on ‘Thursday, Januaty 10, o'c T, from the Bécond Baptist e, P ot Between i and 1 ste: n.w.. Rev. Hullumln omclnlnl 9 DGERS. JEA mfiuunq 7. lual u Oufleld JEANNETTE M.. wife of Ar- Services s“t ‘Warner Monday, uemomi Interment | ROBINSON. ERNEST H ‘of n | unnok\: EUGENE BONAPARTE, T Bnthn. B. 'd this lif &L his A at 2 p.m Rich- ardion & Robingon’s funeral home. 1700 Yermont Relatives " and frie " terment Rosemont Cemets sband of Kath- mpson. y_resting at the Tabler funeral home. 4217 9th st. n.w., until Thursday. January 10. when serv- jces. with full military horiors. will be d at Arlington National Cemetery at 0 B e tiatives and fricnds’ in- vited to attent SAMPSON. COL. 0. A special come munication of Bllentwood Looge N 4 F. A s bereby called for rnm«- Sor Sy 16 Tl SE e for ‘the purpose of -uendm- the Tunerai of our fate brother. Col H. SAMP- late a member of Glark Lodge. No. 40, A M. of Jeflersonville. Ind. The Jodge will “assemble in the lodze room at 1:40 and then proceed to Ar- lington National Cemetery. where all members will meet at the Fort Myer and proceed with the body to the Where it wil be buried "with Mdsonic onors. termagter Corps. ‘a By order_of the master FRANK A_GOULD. HENRY C STEIN. Secretary. SIE M. On Tuesday. January at her residence. Mount Airy Farm: 'near Croome. Md., ELSIE M. SCOTT. Remains resting at the Ritchie Eros, funeral home, Upber Marlboro. Md. Funeral from th ! horie ori thence Md Attest: 5" Chur where services will be conducted at 1i) &.m. Relatives and friends invited to at- end. Interment church cemetery. 1 SISTER GERTRUDE OF THE BL BACHAMENT (MARGARET DEM Died at Trinity Coliege Tucsday. uary_the eighth. Sister oEn’muDF nr the Blessed Secrament. Requien ass &t Notre Dame: Chapel in at 15 sutvived by one sister Fhomas Lane.of w.nm g1on. SMITH (:!A((‘l R. On Tuesday. SMITH f Ty E.C. On Monday. Janusry H0°'pm. ‘at her residenc NANNIE C.SMITH. the loved wité of Edward L Gy H bh 'I'nm T Benmis and ers. She also lraves Gret Fields and Lol JLeser, Dennis uary 11°at 1 VIRNSTEIN, WIL January b nm mln ved faher 1 d d- ted. Hound " Siver Gemercry | WALKER, MARY X195 at her r n enue Bgp Remains esting "2t the W' Enes 4:% You st. n.y ook iemortal ‘Gert In Memoriam. BUTLER. ROBERT. I ‘membrance of my de: ERT BUTLER. who SIX yeals ago today uneral terment Beautiful memories DEVOTED WIFE. 152 CAMM. SYLVANUS. and devotion to d. SYLVA! EELLA EVTLER » remembered DEVOTED FRIEND. M E. ‘AR SLI MES E. Sacred to the me ory of our devoted husband and father Ve open the door of memory To claimh a lovinz face *Tis mother. dear. For no one can t b ful memory he NG WIFE TALICE. AND so\s. FRED AND RICHARD. In sad but our dear son. El RC SoN who dicd one yo i FATHER 'AND. MOTHER. ASA ODESSA ROBINSON WEBB. CARRIE V. A tripute of love devotion to the memory of ou CARRIE V. W! who dep. life twelve years a; 00, AND Tl memory fadcs You'll live forever Time takes awa WEBB, CARRIE V. loved mother. CARRI depai ted 1 day nemory of my be- /_ WEBB. who years ago to- me. of one 1 lm/d Vn‘: for that meeting 2bove DE\OTED DAUGHTER. ROSA J. TAY- n loving remembrance of our de and husband. EUGENE BONAPARTE WE! NE_ wko departed thi liie one year ago today. January 9 Aud has he gone. forgever But_since he could no lo "To cheer us with his love We hope to meet with him In Yon bright world sbove G WIF! LOSRER. COSMO. AUDREY WELBORNE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 2 Wi]]lam Lee’s Sons Co. UNERAL DIREC fl-‘ CRE\XATOR 4th_and_Mass Ave, men]n 5200 “Frank Geier's Sons Co. asvans %y | NAtional 2473 Joseph F Buch s Sons 'COCK_ Mgr ) :'a“.‘;'..:’:.‘.:‘.‘.’.a*z" 3034 M'St. N. w. US R. SPEARE Succeeding_the original Formerly 1208 B St. N.W. Decatur 6242 Conn. Ave, CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 303 EAST CAPITAL ST. hone Lincoln 0332 CHAMBERS WILLIAM H. SCOTT _Lincoln 0520 JOHN R WR GHT CO. 1337 10th St. 'hone NOrth 0047 Ext;bli'.el 1876 V. L. SPEARE CO. ither the successor to nor connected with e orl lflll.ll.“ R. Speare establishment National espn 1009 t. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. CUDE BROS. CO. Fleral Picces 1212 F St. N.W NAtion: 1276 GEO. C.-SHAFFER L EMBLEMS AT A kRGN NAT 14th 8 Eye o EXPRESSIVE MODERATE ;l Open Evenings and Sundays