Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1935, Page 11

MRS. MAE PESSAGNO, 54, OF MONTGOMERY DIES Veteran Government Will Be Buried Tomorrow Morning. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., January 25. —Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Chris- tina Pessagno, 54, who died yesterday Employe at Garfield Hospital, Washington, fol- lowing a short illness, will be held to- morrow at 9 am. at St. Michael's Catholic Church. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. “Mrs. Pessagno, who had been em- ployed as an examiner in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for 23 years, was a native of Ireland. She came to this country 39 years ago and seitled in Washington. She was a member of the Knights of St. John, Washington, wnd also of the Federal Employes’ Union. For 8 years she had THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, TREASURY INVITES B|DSi been a resident of Blair, making her home with her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Clinton Allard. Besides her daughter Mrs. Pessagno | $75,000,000 of 182-Day Paper to is survived by her mother, Mrs. Annie Praser of Washington, and three brothers, Patrick J. Shanahan, Ber- nard J. Shanahan and Peter F, Shan- ahan, all of Washington. Italy Reduces Jobless. Italy now has less than 1,000,000 unemployed. Be Dated January 30. Treas! Department yester- dl.n::lvlud h.\“;lyon $75,000,000 of 182- day bills, which will be sold on a dis- count basis to the highest bidder. They will be dated January 30, ma- turing on July 31, and the proceeds of the sale will be used to retire a similar indebtedness. SEVENTH AND F STREETS EISEMAN’S January Clearance Sale of $25 SUIT 18 CHARGE IT—Nothing Down Just Pay $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH $6 IN APRIL Truly bargains at $18. Fine all-wool materials in a large selection of smart patterns—plain or fancy. Every suit a desirable style. And the money you save in this sale will in- terest you, for the reductions are honest and they’re gener- ous. Open a Charge Account Saturday. l WILHKINS NED COXTEE Not Days But ’ o A 0 — Ry, — \ ROASTED TODAY and EVERY day Right Here in | Washington X » Hours From Roaster To Your Grocer PAYNE FUNERAL RITES TOMORROW Creeds to Be Forgotten at Service for Leader of Red Cross. Creeds will be forgotten when Judge John Barton Payne, venerable chair- man of the American Red Cross, is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery tomorrow afternoon following funeral services at 2 pm. at St. John's Church, Six- teenth and H streets. Judge Payne died of pneumonia early yesterday at G‘et:‘rze Washington University Hos- pital. Rev. J. Oliver Hart, Episcopal rector, will preach at the church rites, while the Rev. W. Coleman Nevils, 8. J., president of Georgetown University, will speak at the grave. It was Father Nevils, close friend of Judge Payne, who accompaniéd him to the recent International Red Cross Conference at Tokio. Expressions of condolence continued to pour into the Red Cross headquar- ters today. Telegrams arrived from officials of the organization from all points in the United States and from several foreign countries. Minister Michael MacWhite of the Irish Free State called at headquarters to express the sympathy of the Irish people. Judge Payne’s body will lie at his home, 1601 I street, until,the funeral. Active pallbearers will be composed of executives of the Red Cross, in- cluding Robert E. Bondy, Harold F. Enlows, Thomas W. Gosling, Don C. Smith, Howard J. Simons, Richard F. Allen, Douglas Griesener and DeWitt Smith. The governing board of the Red Cross will sit in a body at the church. Judge Payne would have been 80 years old tomorrow. Father and Son Retire. Sergt. Seranus Shaddock and Sergt. R. E. Shaddock, father and son, re- tired from the United States Army recently. Each had served 30 years as doughboys. C}:lar Hill vybns most &auh/’ ’ C/metery For a Regular $150 Funeral 75 No Extras! It has taken 25 years and a steady increasing volume of business _to the establis price that is extraor- dinary. Deal service is always the same . . irrespective of price! WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. L1 8200-8201 See What You Buy Know Wl;\t You Get This good quality, Neat Cloth Casket and a whole dignified funeral con- ducted by Chambers’ Service, Hearse and Cars, free use of Chapel and Parlors. $95 for one price, only This Metal Casket opens to a half couch style. Looks like the most charming silk couch—fit for a king. Truly, this is a lovely, fine burial re- ceptacle—equal to any $500 one in appearance. $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. $85 Chambers’ price 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 1935. Qard of Thanks, HAMILTON. JOHN B. Sincerest thanks and appreciation to the many friends who were so kind and thoughtful in my recent bereavement. HI3 WIFE. MRS. HATTIE B. HAMIL- Braths. BERRY. MARY L. '“WC! On Wednes- day. ‘January at Emergency fospiial MARY LAWHENCE BERRY. Services' at the residence of Dr. Charies Marbury. 1015 16th st. n.w., on Batur- day, January 26. at 2 p.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. BISHOP, CORNELIA. Departed thln life on Thursday. January 24. 10 her Tesidence, 1917 §th st. n.w.. CORNELIA BISHOP. She_leaves _to mourn their loss a nephew. Robert Faulcom: a niece, Mrs. Emma Simms. and a friend. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris. and a host of other Telatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funerai home. New Jersey ave, and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. BLANDFO! ELIZABETH HILL Wednesduy, Jumuuey o 1588 at e Tesidence of her son-in-law. Dr. Charles K. Koones. 20 Logan circle n.w.. ELIZA- BETH HILL. widow of Thomas Sprigg Blandford and mother of Alexander Hill Blandford, Eleanor ~Blandford Koon Blandine 'Blandford Remage. Richard Ganntt Blandford and Thomas Sprigs Blandford, Funeral services and inter: ment. private, on Saturday mornir January 26. 25 BULLEY, EDWARD ALEXANDER. On Priday. January 25. at_his resi- Gence 1910 Mass ave. nw . EDWARD ALEXANDER BULLEY. beloved ton of the iate Alexander and Catherine Bulley. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers fu- peral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Monday, January 28, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. 7 CATLETT. WIZLLIAM H. Departed this life on Janiary 25. 1035, at 6:50_ a.m.. at his ‘residence. 900 § st. n.w.. WILLIAM H. CATLETT. beloved 'son of the late Rev. Albert H. and Lucy Catlett. the hus- band of Jennie Catlett. He aiso leaves to mourn their loss a devoted stcp- mother. Mrs. Mifnie Catlett; three sis- ters. Mrs. Ruth Yearde. Mrs. Eva Mur- phy of New York City and Mrs. Josie C. Tate: five children and a host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral ater. CRISMOND. WILLIAM PRESTON. On Thursday, January 24. 1 WILLIAM PRESTON CRISMOND. beloved husband of Mary Hellmuth Crismond. Funeral from his late residence, fred st. Alexandria, January 2 pm. In Cemetery. Alexandria CUMMINGS. RU NOR. On Thurs- day. Ja y 5. at Children’s Hospital_ Washington. 'D. C. RUTH ELEANOR CUMMINGS. loved infant nn A. and Winnifred ral service Saturday. 30 pm. at Ives’ 310" Wilson blvd. Clar- endon Interment Columbia Gar- dens Cemeiery FORMER FIRE CAPTAIN DIES IN CALIFORNIA August L. Grimm Retired From D. C. Post in 1911—Won Citation in 1903. August L. Grimm, 69, former Fire { Department captain in Washington, died yesterday at his home in Her- mosa Beach, Calif., it was reported by the Associated Press. Grimm’s record as furnished by the Fire Department headquarters shows that he was appointed to the force on November 23, 1888. On July 1, 1897, he was made a foreman, a rank which corresponds to that of captain today, and served in that capacity | until March 1, 1911. Because of poor health he retired at that time. His record shows a citation in 1903 for his action in responding to a bad fire while on leave from duty on April 28 of that year. Following his retirement in 1911, | Capt. Grimm lived for several years | in Mount Rainier, Md., where he ran a small store. Before moving to Cali- fornia in 1927, he lived for a short while in Arizona. He is survived by his widow, two sons and four daughters. He was born on March 1, 1865. 8o erment Bethel CLUB WILL AID EXHIBIT Probus Members Discuss Business Men's Exposition. Plans for co-operation of the Probus Club with the Federation of Business Men's Associations in sponsoring an Exposition of Progress at the Wash- ington Auditorium March 25 were dis- ‘c’mfied at a meeting of the club yester- ay. Lucien H. VanDoren, chairman of | the District of Columbia Boxing Com- mission; was guest speaker. He told club members of the progress of box- ing in the District. Births Reported. Hayward W. and Helen L. Thurman. bo | William J. and Dorotty M. Hughes. Bove"" | Claude B. and Clara Miller, boy. Robert M. and Marion E. Jefferson. boy. d lian Sussman. boy. and Corinne A_White. boy and Rachel E. St. Charles. | James 'E_"and Jane R. Wheatley. | Verlyn O. and Pauline Travis. boy. Joseph A. and Acnes L. Moffett. sirl. Irvin L. and Bettie Griges. girl. Claude B. and Mary E. Harris. girl | Prancis P. and Thelma E. McConkey. girl. Luther and Marguerite Becker. girl. Donald A. and Frances A_Bolton. girl. Jesse E. and Kathleen M. Fields. girl F. Hueh G_and Loretta J. Bickford. girl Lawrence G. and Virginia L. Emswiler air Kermit J. and Edith I. Robey. girl. John and Odette Ateek. girl John P. and Loula E. Bowman, boy. Patrick J. and Mary A Lane. bos | Edwin J_and Sarah E. Staats. boy. William R and Helen V. McKinley. boy. Edward H. and Bernadine C, Sullivan. boy. | Charles W. and Virginia F. Bowers, boy. James C. and Margaret Collings. boy. Harold 1 and Trene M, Bers_ b Josenh M. and Elizabeth B. Neale. bo; Mike and Annje Gerber. sirl George T and Florence L_Bills. girl. Samuel H and Rosmary McKenney. girl. Lawrence H. and Mary A Hushes. girl. Morris A_and Charlotte H. Miller. girl. Michael T. and_Elesnor C. Corcoran. girl Donald P.'and Fannie M. Hardirg. girl. | Samuel H. and Nellie Craddock. &irl, Roy H. ard Roma M. McElwain. girl. James and Leora Brown girl Jokn and Money Pescock. girl Williem and Marle Lomax. bov. Hardy and Hattie For William C_and Clara L._Mason, boy. John and Mavbelle Jones. ®irl Eugene and Daphine Judge. boy Charles and Amanda Shandler. boy. Joseoh L and Mildred Cook. boy William M. and Lillian E. Catoe. boy. e FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS. apply Animal_Rescue League 71 O st n.W Phone Nerth REPORT _ds Protective ave n.w boy. boy. zed animals_to the Animal Association. 5200 = Wisconsin Ehone Emeison 5041, LOST. 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 p.m. Saturday. BAG. black velvet, Thursday morning on District line or Mt. Pleasant cars. Reward if returned to Mrs. Etta Britton. 1605 New Hampshire ave FECARNIRCw, EARRII pearl about 75 years ol In_Shoreham Hotel about 3 weeks ago. Liberal reward. Phone Stewart. at Metro- politan 2567. at 7 p.m.. Thursday or Fri- day of this w Many thanks. _ 25% ENVELOPE containing snapshots left in cab Tuesday evening. ~Finder call Mrs. Clower. Columbia_9238. _Reward. FOX TERRIER. white and | long ears. E. J. Moran. 3223 G st. s.e._Atlantic 4843-W. LAVALLIERE, pearl and diamond. pearls in center and on pemdants on Thursday, between National Metropolitan Bank and Fox Theater: carried in black tvacnmmakd ‘which contained one automobi key anc another_small key. Reward. Phone Oo; | lumbia _5254. 3400 Mount Pleasant st. POCKETBOOK. 15dy's. dark brown leather. gilt initials W. L. containing keys: rs. money. owner's na gt;l‘-;-;ud Call 'switchboard operator. North [CE_ DOG—Female, name - Fritzie m‘%nm Mn G E. Stratton. 46.A 49th one_Emerson_28 ING. Abllony peari st Palais Royal reet Root ot valusble—more Of & keepsake. Reward to finder. Miss El‘l’ Beteer 00 i1ih st how. Adt. 43,7 27 RIN hite. welght 20 orats, nerrow bagueite i side ot white sold moun 95:°1834! between Pern bl n.w. and haim Hotel. " Reward. Youns & Woodward Blds. m : TUMBRELLA. blue silk_Wednesday evenina. on 14th st. between G snd ¥ lor at cor: Der of F and 13th; valued v, Call Mrs. Harris. Dist. 3211, WATCH—No._041%: Tady goniainine b di ond on each ore- Simon. ‘WRIST WATCH ady’s. eln:ulu in sha hite gold. link bracelet, on E st.. 1! T g s Rewird, Adams 2460s l | | Saturday, Jan: sy 19, 1935, WALTER EPPS. Puneral Saturday. January 20, at 1 p.m., from the George C. Clarke fu- neral home. 1416 Plorids ave. n. GINYARD. PRESTON. On Sunday. J uary 20. 1935, at Gallinger Hospital Pl N GINYARD. father of Jennie Lee Cook, Prederick and John W. Gin- yard. Remains resting at Stewart's fu- home. 30 H st. ne Funeral Fri- |, day. January 25. at 8 D.m.. from the Shove’ funeral home. Inerient Wins- boro. 8. C. GRANT, VIRGINIA. ary 24 1935. VIRGINIA GRANT o l'ilb th st. n.w.. devoted dlurhvr 0! Julia_Grant ‘and_niece_of Beirdie. "Donaia and Henes Goant, Mo Virginia Lynck apd tine. ~Remains resting at the McGuwire funeral home, 1920 fth st. nw. Fu- Deral Saturday. January p.m., from the above funeral nome. xnm- ment Harmony Cemetery. lul.ms STANLEY. Departed this _life urM Jenuary 24, 1935, STAN- of 526 25th pl. ne. He e o own their loss a mother, Alice Harris: a father. Conwood Harris: a sister. Constance Harris, and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains Testing at the Malvan & Schey Dean- wood funeral home, 4445 Deane ave. n.e. Notice of funeral later. HOLT., HAROLD W. Departed this life on Wednesday, January 1 at_Prov- idence Hospital. HAROLD W. HOLT. the husband of Mary Frances Holt and son of George and Amelia Holt. He also leaves many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at his late residence. 603 2nd_st. ne Puneral Saturday. January 26 “at 9 am. from the Holy Redeemer Church. where solemn reauiem mass will be sung. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives and {riends e JACKSON, IRVIN( On Thursday. Jlnu- On Wednesday. Jan- ary 23, 1935, at his residence. 1717 Oregon ave. IRVING JACKSON, beloved friend of Lucille King - Funeral Baturday_January 26. at 2 p.m. from the \W. [Ermest Jarvls funerai church 1 You st. n.w. Interment Harmon Cemetery. JOHNSON, Aunlpsz On_Wednesday. January 23,1935, at his residence. 1:324 Corcoran st. nw.. AMBROSE JOHNSON Brother -of Al Jonhson- sna Cacté Toles. devoted uncle of Anna Johnson Thomias “and Martha Johnson Scott ng him also are other relatives iends. Puneral Saturday. Janu- 26. at 10 am.. from Frazier's fu- neral home. 389 R.'I ave. nw. Inter- ment Woodiawn Cemetery. 5 KELLEY. WILLIAM H. Members of the Bu‘renlud Rlehe}: A;So:fil(l?nwgfL‘)Oreby SOLOMON JAC! N. F. 8. LAY. JAMI SELDEN. = On Wednesday. January . s residence. 701 Rittenhouse MES SELDEN, beloved husband of Lillian L. Lay_and father of James Selden Lay. ir. Serv- es at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. )1 14th st. n.w.. on Saturday, Jan- | uary 26, at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Church ‘of the Nativ where high requiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. LAY. JAMES 8. The District of Columbia Society of the Soms of the American Revolution announces with regret the death of Compatriot JAMES S. LAY, who will be buried from the Church of the Nativity on Saturday. January 26, at 9 am. st Arlington Ceme- The following committee is named to attend the funeral: Col. Alonzo Grav. Col. Charles 'Y Laiimer. Rev Waring. Mr.Selden, Mr B uha Mr. Mio"&. Summers. MASK. JOHN M. Departed th fe on Pridey. Sanuary 25, 1035 at 7 2 at 1915 14th st_ n.w. Apt JOHN M. MASK. the loving father of Frances homas. father-in-law of Dr. Vincent B Thomas. He also leaves a host of friends. Remains resting at S. P. Mor- Tow & Co’s funeral parlors. 1344 4th at. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. MAINHART, LEWIS D. On Wednesday. January 231635 at his home lle. Md.. LEWIS D. MAINHART. be- loved husband of Lottie M. Mainhart Puneral Saturdey. January 26. at 10:3( am. from his late residence. In m;nz Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fred, NEWBERRY., HOPE R. Departe: suddenly. ‘on Priday' January HOPE R. NEWBERRY of 4715 Clay st ne. beloved daughter of Harry F. and Pearl Berkeley Newberry. devoted niece of Leona Berkeley and Della Blackwell cousin of Laverne Blackwell. Rema ng_at Maivan & Schey's funeral home, N.J. ave. and & sts. mw. Pamaily at 1930 N. H. ave. n.w.. Apt. 4. Notice of funeral la 26 PAY\E beloved husband of the late Jennie Byrd Payne. Funeral from St s _Episcopal Church. 16th and H sts. n.w.. Saturday at 2 p.m. PEFFERS. HARRY BURT. On Thursday. January 24, 1935. at his residence. 311 Mason st.' Cherrsdale. Va. HARRY BURT. husband of the late Lelia A. Boush’ Peffers and father of Katherine E ., Services at the chapel of Jos Gawler Pa. ave. n.w.. on Saturday. January 26. at 2 pin PESSAGNO, MAE C. On Thursday. Jan- uary 24, 1935 ‘at Garfleld Hospita MAE C. PESSAGNO. beloved mother of Anna Mae Allard ln!e Pessagno) of 813 Richmond er Sprin; Md.._and beloved dluflurr of Mrs. Al nie Fraser and sister of Patrick J.. Ber- nard J. and Peter P. Shanzhan. Fu- neral from the above resi urday. January ':sr( t ve) ring. Md. at § am Mount Olnfl Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited PESSAGNO. MAE C. Sisters of St. Ann's Auxiliary. No. 50, Knights of John, and sister auxiliaries are requested to attend the funeral of their late sister. MAE C. PESSAGNO. Funeral froi Michael's Church, Silver Spring. Md. # am. Saturday. January 26. PRIDE, ROBERT D. On Priday, January | 5. _at his_residence. 13 ROBERT D. PRIDE e leaves t ourn their loss two brothers. Georse 2nd Willle Pride; two sisters. Joseph: Lee and Hollie Horton. and a host of other relatives and friends. Body rest- ing at the Malvan & Schey ({uneral home. N. J. sv n v. Puncral from the above parlors January 26. at 1 p.m. friends invited RAY. GERTRUDE. Departed this life on ‘Thursday. ary 24, 1935. GERTRUDE RAY of 1317 Corcoran st. n.w She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted brother, two aunts, four uncies and a host of friends. Remains resting at the George C. Clarke funeral parlors 1416 Plorida ave. n.e. Notice of funeral later. BOCKETT. LELIA M. On Thursday. Jan: uary at her residence. 1ith st. se LELIA M. ROCKETT. bl"- loved wife of the late William Rockett. mother of Josephine Nussear and Ed- ward Rockett. and grandmother of Helen M. Peers. Puneral services at her late home. January 26. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Hill Cemetery. ROSS, HENRY L. Departed this li ‘Thursday, January 24, 19: at Foote st. ne. HENRY L. ROSS. father of Grace Bush and uncle of Norman and Arthur Ross. Alberta Wilson and Mrs. Henrietta Ross He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at S. P. Morrow & Co.'s funeral parlors. 1344 4th st. n.w. Notis f funeral hereafter S(,‘D‘l'l' WILLMA K. On Thursday. Janu- ary 24, 14 At Sibley Hospital, WILL- MA K SCOTT (nee Armor), beloved wife of William A, S(‘o(t her late_ residenc 304 Nicholson st. se. on Monday, January 8. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. I 1"- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMITH. JOHN A. On ‘Thursday. Jnnunry 24, 1035 JOHN A.. beloved husband of Stella V. Smith. Remains resting at_the | home of his daughter. Mrs. Harvey Pat- | ton, 10 later. SMITH, LAURENCE EMORY. Suddenly. on Monday. January 21. 1935 LAU- RENCE EMORY SMITH. the beloved husband of Edith Smith of ton ave. Bethesda. Md. Funeral ser ices will be held at his late_residence Wednesday. January at_7:30 p.m.. and services also will be held at the Uniontown Church. Uniontown. Md.. on Saturday. January 26. at 11 am. In- terment church cemetery. ST!VINSON ROBERT. Departed thls life on Thursday, January ROBERT STEVENBON. the devoted ton of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Stevenson. Ri mains resting at_the George C. Clarke funeral parlors, 1416 Florida ave. n.e. Notice of funeral later. STEWART. CONRAD THOMAS. D!Dlrl?d this life"on Tuesday, January 22, 1035 at 3:30 p.m.. at_Freedmen's “Hosp! CONRAD “THOMAS STEWART. the d voted husband of Rhina Stewart. loving 22 4th st. n.e.” Notice of funeral son of Zeb Stewart and the late Sarah | brother of Howard Stewart. host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at 8. P. Morrow & Co.'s funeral parlors. 1344 4th st. n.w. PFuneral Saturday. January 26. at 2 p.m.. from the Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church. Interment Wood- Jawn Cemetery, Rev. C. T Murray of- ficiating. WALKER, SAMUEL HAMILTON. sud. denly, on Thursday. January at 8:15 a.m.. Mai. SAMUEL HAMILTO WALKER. belove husband of Sallie Lu- cretia Walker. Services will be held at Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church. .'.i‘ld and A sts. n.e., on Saturday. January 26, at 2 pm Interment Conlresslonll &,5.2 s ALKER. SAMUEL H. District of Col um- 'bll ‘Society. Sons of American Revolu- tion. announces with regret the death of Compatriot SAMUEL H. WALKER. 'nho will_be burl!d Saturday. January 26. nn at m., from the Waugh M. i o 2 i s i 22 0'1!1( W e m ‘Mr. Robert C. Tracy and Comdr. 8. & Wwilliamson. g WALKER, SAMUEL H. & soecial com- n_Lodge. No. 18. BUARYSE. ¥l be be h‘;” in the, Msonic S enuary ':fu;psed?)‘clls.‘:lr ;;r the purpose of at- tendin f n!lll of our late brother. SAM! By order of the mul "°"m?'"l COLBURN, Secretary. R. ‘W“' PLAYDEASE. Depart- uvfhl! l,|.l_lel x{gdn:ndl: .nnuny fig, at St. 8. Illfnnb 'AUDREY PLAYDEASE WEAVER, daughter of Mr. and Mr: Rflbfin Weaver. She leaves to mourn their two brothers. bert and Fulton w!lve! one_sister. Ruby Weaver: mothers: 0 grandfathers. seven aunts. seven uncles. and a host of other I'E]l‘ tives and friend Remains X’E!(lnl l Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 3t o, "Notice of Tuncral ater. Stewart, He aiso leaves a two grand- Beaths. i EPPS. WALTER. Departed this lite on | BRENT, ARTHU In urday. | Interment Cedar | Mrs. Mamie Johnson. Mrs. | Funeral from | *® A-1I In Memoriam. sad, Dut ploving memory of my dear husband, ARTHUI BRENT. fi {:)e'l.ig‘ll'filloulht a lfl[el’ll tear: e HiS LOVING WIFE, ANNIE BRENT, ARTHUR. In remembrance of my darling child. ARTH! an ho died suddenly January ° MOTHER. WINIFRED BHILTON » BROOKS who d!n-neds Igu !l!e two Loved in life, remembered in death, HIS WIFE. * CLAPP. HARRY L. Tn sad but loving re- membrance of my dear husband. HARRY L. CLAPP. who departed this life one year ago today. January 25, 1934. His loyal step. on the policeman's beat. No more on life’s parade shall meet His comrades, brave and true. Nor shall his service be forgot While fame her record Keeps. And honor points the hallowed. spot. Where valor proudiy sleeps. Eternal rest zrant unto him. O Lord, And let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest_in peace HIS LOVING WIFE. COFFRE! ROB[IT |0\\VDE§ In_love ing remembrance of my son. ROB- ERT TOWRDES COFFREN, wiio. passed away three years ago today. January At home in the beautiful city of God. In the garden of rest so fair, Some day. dear Robert. when my work 1s_done. T'll meet you at home over there, LOVING MOTHER. * ROBERT L. Sacred to the memory_of my dear husband and our daddy, ROBERT L. COFFREN. who de« parted this life tiree years ago today, January 1932 The depth of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well: And while he sleeps in peaceful sleep His memory we shall always keep. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * COLE, JESSIE M. In loving memory of my dear wife and our mother. 1E M. COLE. who departed this iife cleven years ago today. January 25. 1 HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * EHRMANTRAUT, LEONARD. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear hus- band. LEONARD EHRMANTRAUT. who died ‘one year ago today, January 25, 1934 Rest in peace. your pains are endel Sweetly sieep. your work is don You have gone where those who love you Soon are coming, one by one. LOVING LIFE. BLANCHE EHRMAN- TRAUT. GATES. OTHO €. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear son. C. GATES who departed this life one year ago today, January 25. 1934 No_one knows how I miss you: No one knows the bitter pain 1 nave suffered since I lost you, has never been the e MOTHER. * A tribute of love and otion to_ the memory of our past dent. OTHO C. GATES. who passed P the gréat bevond one year aso toda: anuary > JanUZPRO RACING PIGEON CLUB. * GATES, OTHO C. In sad but loving re; membrance of _our r husband and Tather "OTHO. €. GATES. who suddenly passed away one year ago today. Janu- ary 25. 1934 His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for every one And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him. Some day. we know not when. To_c! COFFREN, | GATES. oTHO C. sp his hand in the better land, eI to part HIS LOVING WIFE. EDNA GATES. 1 have only your memory. dear daddy. To remember. my whole life through’ There's ot a day, dear daddy. That 1 do not think of you HIS LOVING SON. EDWARD GATES. * GORDON. MARIA L. A tribute of love to my dear mother. MARIA L_GORDON. Who Went to rest it seems but_ yester- day. though sweet memories recall two years ago today. January 25, 1 e but always memories cal ake away Memories that will always linger While upon_this earth 1 stay. HER DAUGHTER. CORMORA V. AR- T perintants 5f ray atas b ARd 1o VIAE, 16c mbrance of my dear husban GRAY. who departed this ll!e eleV!n Yyears ago today January IS LOVING Wik HENRIETTA GRAY JAMES GEORGIE TYNER. and_everlasting memory of our darling GEORGIE. who p, ed on four Jears atg anuary a4 MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTERS. JORDAN. JONAS J. husband and J. JORDAN. U two vears at wa!m In cherished In memory of our her. ‘Staf? Serst. JONAS 8. A retired. who_ died 420 today. 'Januar: 1933. Reed Genéral Hosital So rest. thy warfare's o'er: Hush!d thine ear to cannon's roar. Drzam of revei no_more, Sleep on honor's fleld Eternal rest grant unto him. O Lord. and let perpet light shine upon him. May he rest in peace FAMILY. * KLINEHANSE. WILLIAM L In loving memory of my devoted husband and our father. WILLIAM L. KLINEHANSE. who entered into eternal rest January 25, 1921 fourteen years ago. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * KOSACK. GEORGE L. _In loving memory of my 'dear son. GEORGE L. KOSACK. ¥ho left me twelve years ago. January No more to see your face. smiles to enjoy: ” s have a piace Deep down in my heart. dear boy. LOVING MOTHER. SOPHIE KOSACK. * RHODES. EVA T. In sad but loving e «*"1 " membrance of our dear sister. EVA T. | RHODES. who departed this lite, eight ago today. January 25, 19 Ye»'s may g0, but you are not Xorlntten Fresh our love will ever be. For as long as there is life and memory We will always think of thee. HER SISTER AND BROTHER-IN-LAW. MR. AND MRS. D. E. KING. RHODES. EVA T. 1In sad but loving_re- membrarce of ‘my dear daughter. EVA T. RHODES. who departed this life eight years ago today. January 25, 1927, Sunshine passes. shadows fall Love's remembrance outlasts all. And ihough the years be many or few They are filled with memories. dear daughter. of you. HER MOTHER. MRS. ANNIE M. MAR- ROBINSON. MARY E. In memory of our | " kind and loving mother and grandmoth- er. MARY E. ROBINSON. who left us 50" suddenly six years ago today. Jan- uary 25. 1929 We carnot forget you. dear mother, Though long may séem the years. And often in the lonely hours We wipe away our tears YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. * ROLLINS, SALLY A. Departed this_life {wenty two years ago (oday. SALLY A. LOVING DAUGHTERS, MRS. WILLIE R FRAZIER. MRS. CLARA A.” WOOD- SESSFORD., CHARLES E. who marched on to glory fifteen years ago today. January 25, 1020, and still lives in the memory of his military comrades. SHOCK. MARY BROWN CARLISLE. In loving remembrance of our beloved par- ents. who passed on only two months and eighteen days apart. mother. MARY BROWN SHOCK. Who 1éft us two years ago_ January 24, 1933: daddy who left us No ber 6. What is home without our mother? When her loving smile no longer Greets the coming of our feet? The days are long. the nights are drear When her loviug care is gone. O daddy. daddy. come todayl Why did you g0 away? We are so tired of being_here Without vou. daddy. dear. DAUGHTER LOLA MARION. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th_St. N.W. _Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. Foone 1009 H St. N.W. NAtional 2892 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. CHAMBERS J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier's Sons Co. | 1113 Seventh St. NW. NAtiOnB.l 2473 Modern Chapel.”_Tel Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A L. HAYCOCK, Prone WEst 0096 3()34 M St N.W. Established 1841 ] ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original Férmerly 1208 H St N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. 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