Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, It's an old Raleigh Custom! FRIDAY, A % T0 1P.M. Washington's Birthday Sal Come, share in the glorious festival of bargain-giving that is traditional with this store on Washington’s Birthday. _ MEN’S CLOTHING 17SUIT; tan pincheck chevlol., size 40 g short. Was $9.85 1 SUIT:_srey henther “mixed cheviot: 37 regular. Was S30__ S12.85 . tan and brown. sell stripe rape model. double breasted egular. Was 4 grey pinstripe worsted: siz and 39. Were $35. $15. 2 SUITS: brown sharkskin and herring- bone worsted: sizes 36 and 37 _lar._ Were $ii5 $16.85 1 SUIT; lightweight blue ms worsted: size 4“ stout. Was $11.85 1 SUIT; tan _ herri zhone cheviot, pe model; size Was 38 regular, 3 ..... ... .......... 8\ T lightweight oxford gray silk mixture worsted, double breastes regular._Was $40__ 8! SUIT: oxford Vicuna finish, rc-lhmercewdouhle breasted; s 3 6 SUITS; tmported tweeds and cheviot: sport backs: hrown\lnnfl tans; size regular "Was $40 1 SUIT: blue gre: gport back: size English flannel 38 regular, Was “'back: all sizes. Were $13.5 e Sport backs: sizes. regular (1) P AN Were ¥ s pincheck cheviots; §l1es, regular () )37, " ()" 40. " were 3 SUITS: Stroock camel hair in blues and browns, double breasted: sizes. regular (1) 37, (2) 38. Were i e $18.85 : medium grey diagonal chev- sizes. short (1) 35, (1) 36. (1) Were $30 $16.85 and dark oxford check worsted herringbones; drape oodel: sizes. _ regular a7, __Were s: 1 4 sum &rey Westcoast Homespun: sizes. regular 2) 37, (1) 39; medium stout (1) 9. Were $30 $16.85 grey sharkskin worsted, 3 but- size 37 regular. Wnn T SUIT: medium srey cheviot lors!ed double Lreasted; size 37 resular 6. ‘l SUI‘I"S duskblue nor<ted plain and pinch back. single breasted: sizes (1) 38 re double breasted regular 37, (2) 38, (1) 42. 5 lar; 1 COAT AND ) TROUSER:! llar. Was imported Noreast_ clulh coat and trousers; an plaid wors! 5 Fesular: 5, shadow striped cheviot oxford and brown; sizes, regular (1) 1n 37, (1) 40. Were $15.85 But MEN'S CLOTHING—CONT. 1 SUIT: tan homespun: sport back: size 42 short: was S35 $18.35 3 OVERCOAT:! " dar. (1) 40, T _OVERCOAT: oxford _&rey: breas l!d fleece: size 44 le,fllll,ld % OchA “Herringbon g!‘e5 breasted. ey size 40 short 1 OVERCOAT; breasted: size 5 TOPCOATS: tan or grey plaid polo cloth: ‘wr _ular (4) 3 9 TOPCOATS: Harris type ed and heather mixture; sizes. regular (1) 35, (1) 40, (1)’ 42: short (3) 39: lang. () 38, (1) do. () 4% brown 42 1TOPCOAT: grey: fine fleece; bench- made: single breasted raglan; size 42 9 OVERCOATS: Harris type tweeds and flecce; sizes regular (2) 42. (1) 447 short (1) 40: long (1) 38, (1) @740 @) a2y m";ere rey - plaid_tropic spon“ back: si ulullr. come early for best choice. Quantities are limited in many cases. And in some in- stances merchandise is slightly shop soiled. MEN'S MUFFLERS 224 MUFFLERS: also_some wool mixed: piain_and fancy effects: were 0 to $4.50.. 5 MEN'S GLOVES 14 PAIRS SUEDE GLOVES; large _sizes __only: were $2.6! $1.48 3 GLOVES: mos! large " saes MEN'S JEWELRY 23 DRESS SETS: for tuxedo and_eve- ning wear: vers 85 to $6.50..82.80 MEN'S GARTERS §_PAIRS MEN'S PARIS GARTERS: patterns: were 50c 36 _PAIRY mm uAn'rm veu !l blc onl: MEN'S SUSPENDERS, B BELTS 34_BELTS! browns: MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 347 MEN'S FINE HDKFS: sl golled from handling: were 215 WHITE LINEN HDKFS : fin ity_hemstitched; wer: 250 5 lor ELT) npp" style were $1 138 FANCY HDKFS.. smart pattern: were 35¢ to 75c. for § GVER 1,000 SUITS. O'COATS. Were to 315 3, $28.85. §: TQPCOATS and Reduced MEN' BATHING SUITS ~ MEN'S SHOES 117 PAIRS RALEIGH BHOEB HOES: _blac d tan Calfskin and Scotch Grain: 1 sizes in one style or another: real value . .$3.95 PAIRS_ RALEIGH " SHOES: Scotch Grain: black or tan: wing tip and plain’ toes; $8.80_and i1 a3 we: 17 BATHING SUITS: one-piece i!yle, mostly 36 and 38: were §: MEN'S RUMMAGE TABLE CONSISTING OF SHIRTS, N!CKW!AR. etc.; solled; were up to $2.95. WOMEN'S APPAREL $X.00 X 72__PAIRS RALEIGH -8 BPORT SHOES: black and white. tan and white, 'all white and ventilated $3.35 “PATRY RALEIGH {OES; black or tan Calfskin: broad and narrow_tos all_sizes -84 PAIRS ~STA-SMOOTH CORDO VAN SHOES: plain and wlnx‘nps 31 $ TWEED COATS; Raccoon, trim; sizes 14 to 18 were $49.7 5‘"‘-32 sizes 16 3 1 TWEED COAT: Grey Bld"r lr size 16: was $69.7 9.95 were $10 14p_ PAIRS ~'STA-SI OOTH black or tan cnlrmn broad or narrow _toes. $6.95 10 P, IRS “H HANA s size 7B: were S12.50 o $14.50_ . $7.35 51 _PAIRS “HANAN"_SHOES: Scotch ‘Grain: Cordovan or Norwegian leath- were S12 d_s1 )5 “SAMPLE SHOES: RS~ SLIP with_leather soles 4 PAIRS MEN'S RIDIN un English meade: sizes 7o He, AD, T Bucx com‘ Persian trim: mz 50: 31.95 4 TW!!'D Raccoon trim: sizes 14, 18 lnfl "0 were $60.75. . $3! 2 SILVER FOX TRIMMED COATS 12 and 1X:_were $t8.75 . re .$13.95 PAIRS LI Scoteh Grain. Cordovan or Norwe sian leathers: were S8 5.85 94 2 PAIRS TURKISH BA’ size 6; were $1.50 WN 20:_was_$50.75 & LINEN KNICKERS: sizes ,wa __32. Were $3.50 to $5. B TROUSERS; white serge sizes. waist (1) 20, (1) 32, __Were $7.50 © TOPCOATS: siede polo cloth. single breasted and double breasted; sizes (&) 40. (1) 43 “short. 'roPcOA'r tan pincheck H-me lVDE single breasted raglan; size 33 reg: 24 OVERCOATS: black and white or brown tweeds. double breasted: sizes. regular (1) 85. (1) 38, (2) 40. (8) 42, short” ()38, (3)"'40; were $35_to Fenther boucle: Soube breasted stz " 4% xe.zulxr MEN'S HATS 2KNOX “TWENTY® HATS: sizes o 14 KNOX HATS; sizes (1) 6%. (3) 7, 4) 7';1 1) 7%, (1) 7‘/.: oy & u;' and were $5.0( “broken sizes d slightly ‘were $3.50 - to $5.00 . - RALE!()H 10, KNOX AND RALEIGH HATS; bad. 1y _soiled ‘s1.00 OVERCOATS: medium, Rrey suede {lnlsh )double bre?.t!d Sizes: )rexu- 1 SUIT: oxford grey romesuu _ medium_stout: was 1 SUIT: brown stri smned worste __Tegular: was MEN'S SHIRTS 2 BROWN COATS: Raccoon lrlm mn 14 and 16: were $50.75.... § BLACK COATS Fox trim: -nd were $60.75 RB!!-!* Sizes 14 and 16: wers 810"5 to $16.95.. a1 :83.95 were poes 14 to 18 K3 'TAL CLOTH DRES 16: were $49.75 t« WOOD DR-!BB g 16 JOHN N. PEED DIES; RODE WITH STUART THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and warmer tonight, minimum tempera- Confederate Veteran Succumbs at | ture about 36 degrees; tomorrow Home Near Fredericksburg. ‘Wounded Seven Times. oudy and warmer, probably fol- lowed by rain in the afternoon or at night; moderate to fresh southwest winds, Maryland — Increasing cloudiness, probably followed by rain tomorrow John N. Peed, veteran of the War |and by rain or snow in the moun- Between the States, died yesterday at | tains late tonight; rising temperature. his home, Windsor, near Fredericks- burg, Va. Peed, who was born March 11, 1843, served with the Confederate Army four years under Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, commander of the 9th Virginia Cav- alry, and was with Gen. Robert E. Lee when he surrendered at Appomattox Virginia—Fair and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy and warmer, prob- ably followed by rain in north and extreme west portions in afternoon or at night. West Virginia—Increasing cloudi- ness, probably followed by rain to- morrow and in north portion late Court House. He was wounded seven | tonight; warmer tonight and in east times, but not disabed. He was a native of King Georges County, Va. Surviving him are five sons and two daughters. They are: James O. Peed, E. Owen Peed, John N. Peed, jr., and Mrs. R. H. Owens, all of Washington, and R. A. Peed, William M. Peed and Miss Nannie E. Peed of King Georges County. Va. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at Oakland Baptist Church, Owens, Va, followed by burial there. MAJ. JARED I. WOOD DIES IN CAPITAL HOSPITAL ‘Was Cited for Bravery in World War—Last Post at Fort Leavenworth. Ma). Jared I. Wood, recently sta- tioned with the 17th Infantry at Fort Leavenworth, Kans., died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital, where he had been ill for several weeks. Maj. Wood was awarded the Silver Star for bravery near Seizy, France, during the World War, and the Oak | Leaf Cluster at Boise-de-Brieulles. He also held the Purple Heart decoration Born in Savannah, Ga., August 23, 1893, his first military service was with | the Georgia National Guard. He served as captain of Infantry during the World War, being made major in October of last year. His widow, Mrs. Rachel F. Wood, now living in Silver Spring, Md., sur- vives. Funeral services and burial will fike place at Arlington Saturday at am. Dams to Curb Floods. Because of the flooding in recent years of thousands of square miles in Manchoukuo dams are to be construct- ed to control the Sungari and Nonni Rivers, Births Reported. Leonard anc Ann Brown, bov. Aloysius and Mary McGowan. boy. Ninian and Kathryn Beall. boy. Carlos and Ruth Luna. boy Neil and Sadie O'Leary, boy. James and Ruth Buck, boy Charles and Flora Wils Lesiie and Elizabeth Gral George and Annabell Simon. boy. Wilbur and Musa_Pickett, boy. Irvin and Anna Gerstein. boy. John and Minnie Walsh. girl Prancis and Mildred Svllivan. boy. Louis and Loretta Mulligan. boy. Julius and Ellen Marchi, gir! Joseoh and Prances Helen. eirl. Thomas and Zelma Pace. girl Wl and Narcissia Whiteside. boy. Silas and Calica Johr.son. bo; Willls and Bertha’ Watis. boy, John and Gladys Robinson. boy. Joseph and Ida Hales. boy. Oda and Louise Payne. boy. John and Edna Hunter. girl. Herbert and Bernice Smith, girl Joseph “and Prances Shaw. girl Honzo and Ella Rivers, &ir] lesse and Arnetta Stringfellow, girl. John and Sarah Proctor, boy. John and Mabel Cotton. boy. Cleothus and Josephine ‘Rice: boy. Elbert and Sarah Smi Rortis ‘and Hattie Beaver. bov. Hueh and Anita Barcox. boy. Eoy and Gertrude Battles. girl Willlam and Ruth Paige. girl. Alenza and Violet Kaine. girl. James and Mabel Worthington, girl. Leroy and Marie Sharpe. girl. Aniel and Netile Evans, girl Jives 'and Beatrice Morser xirl. and south portions tomorrow. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Yesterday— Degrees. Inches. 4 pm. . 38 30.00 8 pm. ...... 34 30.13 Midnight . 28 30.24 Today— 4 am, 8 am. 25 30.38 Noon . 37 30.35 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 43, at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 39, Lowest, 24, at 6 a.m, today. Year ago, 13. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 62, on February 15. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today. Highest, 74 per cent, at 7 am. 25 30.32 Lowest, yesterday. 39 per cent, at 3 pm. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. ‘Tomorrow. 9:56am, 10:3lam. 4:25am. 4:55am. 10:10pm. 10:44pm. 4:50 a.m. 5:26 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. Sun, today.... 6:54 5:51 Sun, tomorrow 6:52 5:52 Moon, today.. 9:11pm. 7:56 AM. 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. 5.27 7.09 '82 February ... 1.16 6.84 84 March 884 "91 April 913 May. 10.69 June. 10.94 July. 10.63 Augu: s 1441 September. 1745 October. .. 857 November. 8.69 December 1.56 '89 ’00 '86 28 ‘34 '35 '89 01 Deaths li:ported. Isa: ¢ Whittaker. 1600_Mass. ave. se Augustus W. Drury. 5 Wisconsin av Charlote G. MacAllister, 3801 Ne- braska ave Annie Pumphirey. 69. 1215 Clifton st Cunico W. Wrigh 3 t Paul P Gi W. Mullen. a Chandler. 50. George Ward. 50. K Alfred C. Berger, 47, 11 James H. Knott.' 45 Bally Merritt. Elizaseth Bur Gordon R. Scott. Jean Duvall. Hester A Herris v Ti0% RARMOIOH st n.e. Prank Proctor. 83, Gallinger Hospita William Hamm, jr. Gallinger Hospita! Infant Delores Butler, Children’s Ho: 300 1st st. 2409 37th st nger_Hospital. FOUND. DOG—Female, part retriever: 2 weeks ago. Owner identify and show tag. Ani- mal_Protective Association, Emerson 5941. LOST. s Jmnon uxss and 15: were $ 2 VELVET coclrun.. DRESHES: 14 and 16: were $39.75. . 812,95 18 JUNIOR MISS' DRESSES: sises 11 to 17; were $12.95 to $16.95 56 _SHIRTS; mostly size neck- band style. and small size collar at- tached: were $1.65 and $1.85..79¢ 127 SHIRTS: collar-attached style: mostly fancies. some plain colors: were $1.85 and $1.95. .$1.49 1 SUIT: two ghadow weave; “size 39 stoul tan plaid imported Harris size 37 - regular; wn_checked izes: regular (2) (1) 38 (17 42 long (1) ; “sizes. regular medium stout (2) 42. ( 4 TUXEDOS: sizes regular (1) ()37 short (1) 38. (1) 42 118 SHIRTS: mostly attached: fine quality fabrics: were $2 to $3.81.49 94 SHIRTS: collar attached and sepa- rate collar styles: custom features and patterns: were $3.50 to $5.$1.99 22 MISSES’ DRESSES: "e‘rxe $16.95 to $29.7 mA to $8.50. ZHATS: were $5. 6_HATS: were !8 m to nn 210 WHITE SHIRTS: collar sttached and neckband styles; 2x2 count pima yarn broadcloths: were $2.50..81.88 MEN'S NECKWEAR 194 TIES: fancy and plain colors: WeTe ST 396 87 BOW TIES: fancy and solid colors. 50 black dress ties: were $1...396 7 TIES: including balance of our flne holiday stocks: were $1.50 und 3 _PAIRS BATHING BHO $1.95 to $3 . 18 BATHING SUITS: nm 3 to 38 were $5 to $10.95 48 BATHING SUITS: were $4.50 18_RIDING TIES: were S1. Zngravers 61! TWELFTH STREET, N.W. Remade 53. The Stein Bedding Co. 1004 Eye St. NNW. ME. 9490 5.95 13wrv;x_,nsgwnm SETS: 'en i MB b2 ZEPRYR, SWEAT- HRS were $5.08 and 9305, $195 25 _BOUCLE AND ZEPHYR BWEAT. ERS: were $4.50 to $6.95....82.95 5 BLOUBSES: were $2.05 to_$3.95..81 14_BCARFS: were $2.05t 0 $6.05_81.95 “and_50c. 74 PATS HOSE; nieat, fancy patterns: " 35¢c_and 50¢ .28¢ 346 ' PAIRS HOSE: smi fects: were Hoc and 36, (1) 5 sizes, regular (1) double breasted. © PAIRS_HOSE; imported wool ehccku _ were 43 PA; FULL DRESS SUITS: (1)_35. (1) 40; were $40 §8_PAIRS GOLF x-xon, 6x3 were $2.. 2 FULL DRESS_SUITS: sizes. resul (1)_36,_(1) 37: was $40.. .. $18.71 B PAIRS EVENING DRESS TROU- SERS: sizes: waist (3) 32, (1) 35, :_were $1R.50 RIDING BREECHES: tans in whipcords. Bedford cords: _sizes. e (1) 40. (3) 42: were SIR.5 n 4 WHITE EVENING _VESTS: _siz revular () 27 (1) 38 lons (1) 37 short (1) 44; were $10.... MEN'S I’A.IAMAS 20 BCARFS; were 31.95 and $2.05_ S1 18_WOOL-SCARF AND SILK 8 T ezt 81 and $1.05. 4 eona Persian Lamb Mm 3 -m to LR 16, 40: were $59.75 1o & RIDING BREEGHES: _were $10.95... 4 RIDING BREECHES: ~ and 38: were $7.06.........82.95 T WHITE GABARDINE RIDING BREECHES: sizes 20 and 3 1 ?é‘»."_%‘ RIDING COAT:! 68 PAJAMAS: mostly plains '\th fancy trims: were $1.65 and $1.85..81.20 123 PAJAHAB. fancy nlrnnee middy ;n notch wlhr coat style: 2 to 8 fine mercerized (-hrlu 145 PA.YAMA! __were $2.50 w w 50. 70_ PAJ. were $3.! to SB 43 PAJAMA nnn Ta were 8705, = S ® LINEN VESTS: sizes (1) 35 @ 38, 1) 39. (1) 40; were $ t MEN’S SWEATERS 7 KNITIED OHIRTS: zibper style were _$2.50. . 986 T0_SWEATERS: pullover styl $2.50_to$3.00 11 o BT ae OOL TROUSER s waist. 30. 31 and 40; were $6. .8$1.85 44 LEATHER JACKETS: number one uality eueder: " knied or leather collar and cuffs: were $6.9! $1.88 7 SUEDE JAL‘K!'I‘S pepular color 20 PAIRS TROUSERS: tweeds shet- lands and homespuns: sizes. waist 30 to 40: were $7.50 to $9. .. .$3.65 MEN'S ROBES, Et¢§ 3 EVENING GOWNS; sizes 14. 16 lnd _18: were $25...... Vo SI5.08 e 17_KNIT musan plece:_sizes 12 to were $19.95 to 325 32 RAINCAPES: were $1.95. ‘The finest 6-course dinner in town. Tempting dishes of distinctive appeal to suit any occasion. An atmosphere that leaves nothing to be desired in charm- ing and gracious hospitality. 12 and 14: were $20. 'IEOOAT! : ] ! ll' 30, ll llld 1%1!50.‘.“ s 2 CAMEL HAIR COATS: sizes 16 -nd 40:_were $39 i nd e o ot %1 8: was ’85 sssscses u.lllfl'bfl 2 TWEED COATS: were $35. .. 7 SUITS: black and white homespuns sular &) 307G 57733 58 16, w 8 SUITS: grey herringbone cheviot: sizes. Teqular (3) 36. (5) & SUTT: brown worsted gabardine: sport back: size 37 reluhr'. was tropical worsted 2 -plece: ze 48 _short: was $22.50. s 8 SPORT AND. e COCKTAIL JACK’sl;h 16 SILK LINED ROI browns and greens: were mom&lfi‘ finer quality 9 SILK LINED 5 . moll! ;:oc- § FLANNEL i ’ were 9 ROBES: Russian mndil‘ 3 _Wc 2 -.3“%‘:1 ousE were $12.95. 15 HOUBI e 'C..};TE Dlgl'l lllk‘llned MEN'S UNDERWEAR I NANEATIANT Theio BHINTS AND “BHGRTe! 2 SUITS: t ize 36 regular, Sounie: preasted: ons (1) 30, single breasted: were S30. $16.35 T SUIT: brown mixed cheviol medium_stout: was $35. 187 SHIR’ fabric_shorts: wm 3! ..,u.H Brontn iser e UIT: grey donegal tweed: size 4 ort; Was .uns .17 vmovam “broken 8125 ..iieuen Lo DRESS CO! Pox and Ptrnlln anb trtm m 16 and 20; $50.75 ..ismg 5 omm.u- were $5 and $8.50. .l‘“ VET NEGLIGEES: si: 14 to Nere STRDR o et W6.08 u' 2 FLANNEL RO __$10.95 e 1t PATAMAS “AND NEGLIOKES: ses “14 " to 20 Fom . s m s s l Aao% ;.P'rm con'- Size . $16. 7 muo AND PAIAMAS: 1% G0; were 1608 %0 T8 iereiiiieniiie.. $1195 e ALL SALES FINAL...NO EXCHANGES ...NO REFUNDS e Use Your Charge Account During This Sale RALEIGH HABERDASHE WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR- STORE, 1310 F. STREET fi. SPECIALS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND PURE CANDIES Chocolate Covered Peanut Clusters 40; Valne—saii pownd 1T¢ Chocolate Pan Fud, S0¢ Value—vull pound 19¢ Milk Chocolate Silverettes d Wafe B o Vatue—uit pouna 19¢ Chocolate Italian Creams 50¢ Value—ull pound 19¢ Home Made Fresh Che: Cake “of Vatae 19¢ AT THE FOUNTAINS Tomato.and Lettuce Sandwich and Coffee . Q’nuhr:sg 15¢ Maple Walaut Sundn 3 veaster 204 10¢ PiealaMode regsier 204 10¢ Hmrndpbudeec-h 10 reaster 134 10¢ 186 S STORES-One near you t. N.W. t. N.W. it N.'. o R st N Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star will be acceptea Mondays to Fridays, tnclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 am. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BICYCLE. boy's: new red, de luxe: fully equipped: red tank: disappeared from Wes- ley JHeihis. Reward. Phone Cleveiund ASTPIN, c 18th & Pa. ave. R. I ave. & Summit pl V' st._neé. Potoma BRIDGE WORK Sunday p.m. or Monday am. Call Adams 5770 after 4 p.m CHANGE PURSE. containing about $9. gold rosary with coral beads. also Ke: Monday between Wardman Park Annex 2nd 3600 block Idaho ave. Reward. De- n.w., on Brookland bus or Reward. 120 DISCHARGE PAPERS i Burenu'of Claime for Buria. Pinder please return and receive liberal reward. 1531 T st. n.w. . Tady's with_ chai in shobipng district February 2 lm!l ®old chain. on Feb. d Jackson and Mills . . I owner can iden- 1ify. "Decatur 1274, NOSE GLASSES. woman's, in brown leather case, between Willard Hotel and Hecht Co. via P st Reward. National 2349, (CE-COLLIE P - reddish brow: wearing harness. named ‘“‘Major.” Sunda Reward. 1608 Hobart at. n.v. Col. b POLI( DOG. black male, white spot on chest: license 9051: answers name “Bobo.” Reward. _Call Potomac 6137. POCKETBOOK. blue patent leather: con- tains 1dent|flcltlol| Valuable to owner. Reward. Call Metropolitan 3350. SPECTACLES. white gold tim case: lost. Saturday morning hy's_or Woolworth's. Re N nonll 7870, Miss Zula M 19 SUIT CASE. leu in rooming house either on B. C or 2nd st. by out-of-town man Wednesday morning. The suit case co tains papers valuable to owner and bea: ta East Laport. N. C. Please co municate with Representative Zebulon Weaver's office. House Office Bldg. WALLET _ initialed “R. W. W. contain- ing registration cards. opera money and bank book. Reward Georgla_4800. Plate gold, o ‘WRIST WATCH: bet. Lowell st and Rowland pl. Emerson_ 742 WRIST WATCH, Orlandor{ make, lady's, possibly on bus from 18th and K to 10th and E Tuesday morning. tional 8426, Apt._206._1800 K_st._n.w. Cdar Hill Washingtos most Bl Cmeterg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL 0464 Phones } ADams 10341 FUNERAL D!s!GNs GEO.A. COMLEY g, ¥,T ¥4l Floal Destgne by v s GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F St N. NAtional 4276 i GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLO| lol)lll‘l'l I'llcllnhmm NA# tl” i 14(:!}_8, Eye THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. Qards of Thanks. BROWN, LOTTIE MARIA. We wish 10| GREEN, express our sincere thanks and ap] r¢~ ciation to our many friends, neighl and relatives for their kindness dnr- ing the illness of our mother and for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received at the death of our beloved wife and mother, LOTTIE MARIA BROWN. THE FAMILY. MANNING. ANNIE J. I wish to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to the church, the pastor and vestry pastor, soclety ‘and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during the iliness and at the, death of my beloved wife. ANNIE HER HUSPAND, JOSEPH MANNING. Deaths. ACHSTETTER. JOSEPHINE. On Tuesday, *bruary 14, 1935. JOSEPHINE. beioved of the iate Charles Achstetter. Pu- from her late ruldence )6 New York ave. n.w. on Priday. Pebr lry 2t 10 am. Solemn requiem ma: Mary's Church at 10:30 o clock. RE a- tives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, 21 89 | ALMY, COMDR. AUGUSTUS O. ly. on Thursday. February 21. 1935. at his _residence. ‘the Brighton, _Comdr. AUGUSTUS C. ALMY. in the 78th year of Bis age. beloved hiishand of Alice K, Almy and son of the late Rear Admiral John J. Almy. Services at Joseph Gaw- ler's Sons' chapel. 1756 Pi on Saturday. February Frrerment. with, military honors, at Ar- lington National Cemetery. P.On Wednes- g MARGARET F. ANDERSON. beloved wife of Richard F. Anderson. ' Funeral from’ the W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 817 11th st. se. on Priday. February t 10: m.’ Relatives and friends Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- On Tuesday. Pebr ary 10, 1915 at Sibley Hospiial. DE- LITHA = AUSTIN. beloved mother of Howard Austin_of 2:#71 Champlain s n.w. and Mrs. Leon Lambert. Remai resting at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N n.w. Funeral services on Saturday. Fel ruary at 0 pm. at Hysong's parlors. 300 N st. n.w. " Relatives and Iriends invited to nmnd 22 BARNES. MRS. DORA. Departed this life ‘Tues: szrunr 190, 1935, after long iliness, Mrs BARNES of_26: 1ith nw. widow of the late Robe Barnes. devoted mother of Henry Barnes of Seattle, Wash.: Harry. Nora. Robert. Charles, 'Milton.' George and Rosa Barnes: sister of Mrs. Kate Smith of 8t. Petersburg. Fla.. grandmother of Rol- and and Katie Barnes. cousin of Mrs. Kitty C. Brooks. Funeral Friday morn- from the Bundy undertaking varlor: i Fla. ave. n.w: thence to St. Au: Church. where mass will be 4 © am. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend 22 TT, GEORGE. nesday. February 20. 1935, ETT of 1111 Harvard st. es _to mourn their loss a loving wife. Dorothy Basseit: two children. Harry_and Dorothy Bassett: a mother. Mrs. Susie Bassett; a father, Mr. Ty 'Basseit: four brother Robert, Jerry and Carroll Bassett: sister. ‘Mrs. Corine Brown and & of ofher relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. BEAVER. HAROLD 0., Suddenly, on Wednesday, Pebruary 20. 1035, 4t his <idence. 510 South Carolina ave. s.e. HAKOLD O BFAVER. heloved hushand of Loretta E_Beaver. Services will be held at his late residence on Saturday Pebruary 23. at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BOLDEN, CHARLES. On Tuesday. Feb- ruary '19. at_the residence of his brother Qregon e CHARLES BOLDEN the devoted hu seph and William H. Bolden and Nell B He also leaves other relative Sudden- AUSTIN, DELITHA, one host Funeral Sunday. ery from_the Calloway A \1 E CRuteh. HalE HIl, Va. Tn- Halls Hill. Va. 2! A._ Suddenly. on Wednes- v_20, Casualty Hospital LOUIS A.. beloved son of the late Patrick H. and Mary J. Burke (nee O'Connor) and brother of William H. and Alice M. Burke. Funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral home 317 Pa v turday. February 23 e lo the Immaculite’ Con- WARRIET. On Wednesday. February 20. 19 HARRIET CAM- ERON. beloved wife of the late Charles Cameron. Fuveral from the W. W mbers Co. funeral homz. = 1400 n.w._ on Pridav. February at 3 pm. Priends invited. Inter- nt Columbia Gardens Cemetery. CHISOLM, ROLLINS F. On Tuesday. Feb- 1 at Preedmen’s Ho: ROLLINS F. CHISOLM. jr. of 1 st. n.w. beloved son of the late Roll P. and Frances Winslow Chisolm an- brother of Byron T. Chisolm of New York City. Milton and Charles Sumner Chisolm _ Funeral Priday. Pebruary 1 e e Ikiauire Tuneral home, 1820 9th st. nw. Relatives and friends _invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 21 cmusnw wnmm o& Wednesdav. Pebru: g [AM CHRIS TI. h ma of Janie Chris- tian, devoted father of Phillip Akers. Mrs. Willett Walker. Mrs. Louise Steph- enson. Willlam. Thomas and ¢ Richard Cnristian. He also leaves three brot ers. one 'sister and many other rel tives and a host of mmds Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice CLEVELAND. CATHERD: ay. February 20. 5. University ~ Hospital, CATHERINE CLEVELAND (nee Henson). widow of the late Andrew W. Cleveland. Funeral from Episcopal Church, Bailevs Cross Roads. Fayrfax County. Va. Saturday, February 2: Interment Oak Hill Cemeury. hlls “Church, Va. WILLIAM. On Thursday. Feb- i 1935, at his residence. 511 Fin ave. n'e. WILLIAM COLLINS. he- loved husband of the late Clara V. Col- Remains resting at 6 On Wednes- at_Georgetown line (nee Johnson). Timothy Hanlon's funeral parlors H st. ne. Notice of funeral late: | COOPER, ARETHA. On Tuesday Febru. ary 1. 1935, ARETHA COOPER of 1768 You st. n.w.. beloved mother of Heney Revee. devoted sister of Mrs. A. C. Scales, Mrs. Maria Montgomery Mrs. Lucille Reynoids. Mrs. Marian Hulien and Mrs. Lorraine Scales Steele. viving her also are three nephews, two nieces and many friends. Remains may be viewed at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. nw. after 3 Thursday. y 21, Funeral Priday. Febru- ' at 1 pm. from Metropolitan st Church. R st between 12th 13th sts. n.w. Rev. E. C. Smith officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 21 COOPER. ARETHA. Officers and members of Columbia Temple. No. 422, 1. B. P. O. E. of W., are requested to aitend & session_of Sorrow Thursday. February 5101035, at & pm.. at the Elks' Home. to arrange for the funeral of Daughter ARETHA COOPER. Funeral Friday. Feb- ruary 22. at 1 pm. fram Metropolitan Baptist Church. R between 12th and 31 13th sts. n.¥. e g LA NAOMI E. WABHINGTON. Bec. COVER, CHARLES Bfll!l'l‘ On Wednes- day. Pebruary 20, 1935, at his residence. 1302 North Capitol st. n.w.. CHARLES ROBERT. beloved husband of Minerva 8. Cover and father of Mrs. Cotta R. Mack, Charles Robert. Jr.; Thomas Aus- tin and Prank Andrew Cover. Funeral services at the above residence on Fri. day, February 22. at p.m. Interment - Prospect Hill Cemetery. ot DANIEL, ESTHER A. Pebruary 20. 1935. at her residence, 1531 O st. n.w.. A. DANIEL: Funeral from her late residence on Sat- urday_ February at 2 pm. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. 22 DEMONTREVILLE. EUGENE. _ Suddenly. on Monday. February 18, 1035, at his home in Memphis. Tenn.! EUGENE DE- MONTREVILLE. beloved husband of Au- gusta DeMontreville. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w. on Friday. Pebruary 22. at 1 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 21 DONN, MARY E. On Wednesday. Febru- ary 20. 1935 MARY E.. beloved wife of George W. Donn and mother of Marie E Donn and sister of Mrs. Victoria Harding. Sister ‘Madglin of Perpetual Help and Joseph Dillion. Funeral serv- ices at the W. W. Chambers Co. South- east funeral home. 517 lllh !t s.e., Saturday. * February 2 m. thence to St. Aloysius Where mass will be sald at 9 am. for T Fepne” of het soul, Helatives” and lriendu are mmed to attend. lnltrmenl Cedar Hill Cemetery. DORSEY, CLARA. Devarted this life Wed- nesday. Pebruaty 20, 1015, at Gallinger Hospital, CLARA DORSEY. daughter of Jullan T. and the late Elizabeth Grimes, Wife of the_late Vincent Dorsey and mother of Vincent. jr. and Edmund Dorsey. She also leaves to mourn their loss a stepmother. Bertie Grimes: three sisters. Mrs. Edi ‘Owens, Julia Grimes and Mrs. Margaret Harris. and a host of other Telatives and friefids, Remains restin; t Ruth Dabney’s funeral home, w., until 4 pm. Friday. jereafter at the residence T Iather 2010 13th st nw. Fu- n!l’ll aturday. February 23, at D.m. from _the Nineteenth Street Baptist ‘Church, ?t ‘Walter Brooks officiatis Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. On Wednesday. ory G; SPher Tather. mnm CHARLES ERNEST, JR. D!plrted hiss 158 Sousnaer rH‘t‘»’wltfi”&‘i’A’ufi ERNEST DUNN, Jr.. beloved son of Al- | berta Dunn and Erfiest Dunn. He leave to mourn their loss other ulmvzu an Rolnes! fnera) oy ursday nhm:ry thereatter at his late residence. 107 22 at 1:30 p.m., Puneral Priday, Februi from his late resi- dence. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. GANNIO, IDA BITZ. On Tuesday. Feb- 9. 1935, .at her home.' 3720 Diton 'st. howe: 1DA "BITZ GANNIO. Siloved wife of Ferdinand Gennlo. _Re: NS TRt SO05I A 5. hw. where ral hor services will h held on_Saturdiy. nfi' Tuary 23. at 10 a.m. Interment Rocl A Simelery, {Baltimore. Md_ an Birmingham. Au?-ur <o) ‘;.) Breaths. MARY. = Departed this life on Wedniesday, February 20. 195, at her residence. ‘240 14th “st. se. ' MARY GREEN. wife of the late Charies Green and mother of Mrs. Minnie Jones. Mrs. Carrie Foster, Mrs. Elizabéth Browi Charles Green and John Green, Re. mains resting at Ruth Dabney's funcral home. 453 O 4 . Fri- day. Pebruary Tesidence, Funeral from St ghuren. Centerville. Md.,"on Satur Pebruary 23, at 1 p.m. Relatives ln!ndl invited. Interment wnlerv‘ HA GARRIE E._on Thursday, Feb- ruary ' 2i. 1035 CARRIE E. HARRIS. beloved wife of Moses C. Harris, moth- T oo Audrey G- and Donatd - Harrls, daughter of James Lee. sister of Annie E. Ethel J. ard Abrsm P. Lee. Re- mains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. tice of funeral later. - HEINARD, WILT, On Wedn:sday. Pebru- ary 20. 1935, WILT. aged loved husband of Bell H. Heinar father ot Ruth_ A. H. Heinard. residence. 833 Kth Pebruary' 22. at 3 Interment Glenwood Cemetery, 21 HEINARD, WILT. Members of Federal City Lodge. No. 20. I. O. O. F.. are Te- quested to ‘attend the funeralof Brot! er WILT HEINARD from his late re: dence. 833 &th st. ne.. Priday. Febru ary 22 1935 at 2 p.m. Services will be conducted léy the IOOG'N'BON - 6. 6. wiLsoN. 8sc’OH HENRY, ABRAHAM. Departed Thursday. February 1. 1035. ABRA- HAM HENRY of %114 K st. nw. He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters Mrs. Carrle Holland and Mrs. Cassie Stewart: two brotners, Wesley and Hen- son Henry, and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malivan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. HOLMES. CLARENCE. On Tuesday. Feb- ruary 19, 1935. &t Gallinger Hospital, CLARENCE. the beloved husband of Helen Holmes, father of Carence. fr. and Ruth Holmes. brother of Mrs. Fan- nie Dean. Samuel. John and Lottie Holmes. He also leaves other relatives 2nd friends to mourn their loss. Re- mains resting ~at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. until Saturd: February 23: thereafter at 214 L st. Funeral Sunday. Pebruary 24. at from Mount Jezreel Church. sts. s.e. Interment Payne's "p.m. this_life Cemetery. HUTCHINSON. ANNIE C. On Wednesday, Pebruary 20. 1035. at her residence, 1629 30th st. s.e. ANNIE C. beloved wife of the late Joshua C. hinson and mother of Boone C. Hutchinson Puneral from the above residence P day, Pebruary 22 at 8:30 a.m.: thenc to St Prancis Xavier Church. where requiem mass will be offered at % am Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. JACKSON. BERTIE. Departed this Wednesdav. February 20_ 1935 TIE JACKSON of 221 O st. She leaves to mourn their loss or ter. Mrs. Mattie Craige: one b Robert Long. and a host of other reia- tives and filends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N J.ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. JAMES, PRESTON. Departed this life on Tuesday. February 19. 1935 PRESTON JAMES of 304 D st. nw. He leaves to mourn_ their loss a loving_wife, Nettie James: one son. Bennie Scott, and a host of other relatives and ' friends Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jersev ave. and R st. n.w. Funeral from the above par lors on Saturday. February 2 2 P.m. Relatives and friends invited. KUNOWSKY, MARION R. Suddenly. on Wednesday. Pebruary 20. 1935 at Sib- lev Hospital. MARION R. KUNOWEKY. beloved infant daushter of Charles J and Mozelle M. Kunowsky — Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w. on Sstur- day. February at 10:30 am. Rela- tives and_friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 5 LUCAS. ROSA NELSON. On Tuesday. Feb- ruary 19. 1935, at 4 pm. at the Alex- andria Hospital, Alexandria. Va. ROSA the devoted wife of Charles W Lucas. gavehter_of Linwood, st and C Nelson. She aiso leav loss seven sisters and seven brothe Funeral Priday. February 22._at 2 p from Roberts' ' Chapel E. Church. South Washington st._Alexandria. Va Rev. T. N. Austin officiating. Friends invited. Interment in Bethel Cemeters. Remains resting at 224 West st e o Thursday. Pebruary 21. Just when life was sweetest And she could have lived her best, The gates of Heaven ovened And she entered that swest rest. ® MANGUM. MARY AGNES. On Wedn day. February 20 G pital. MARY AGNES MANGUM - Jarboe). beloted ‘wife of Maurice E. Mangum. Puneral from the residence of her parents, Mr. and M Jarboe. 610 14th &t ne February 23 st R:10 Holy Neme Church. 11th st. ne. at @ am. Relatives and friends _invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2% MEYERS. GEORGE J. Suddenly. o Thursdav._February ‘211635 at 0 am.. GEORGE J.. his ‘are, beloved husband of Meyers ' (nec Neumann). formerly Jacksonville and St. _Augustine. Notice of funeral later. | MILLS. ELIZABETH. Departed this life Wedresday, February 20, 1 at )_pm. at 950 Westminster st ELIZABETH MILLS. She leaves ourr their loss a devoted hushand. James Mills; six beloved children. R-b- ert. Clara. Marcellus. Elizabeth. Roy and Eugene Mills: a sister. Licille Tay- Tor: three hrothers. Charles Georze and i Rubm and & host of other lative: Remains resting ai Ben i home! 1%th st. and Fla urday: then at her late res: nerai ' Sund; 3 pom.. from Asbury M. E. Church. In- terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. PHILLIPS. THOMAS N. -On Thursday. Pebruary 21. 1935. at his residence. West _ Clitton Terrace, THOMAS N. PHILLIPS, husband of Mary Sheiry Phillips. _Services at the S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th <t. n.w. on Saturday. February 2. af 10:15 am. Interment Arlingion National Cemetery. POLAND, LUTHER L., On Wednesday Pebruary 20 1935, at Sibley Memorial Hosp UTHER L. the beloved hus: band o Bemr F_Poland and father of Katherine and Stewart Poland. ~Fu- neral services at his late residenc 2606 Universit: February 2:1 and friends invited. Interment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. PURCELL. CATHERINE, Suddenly. on Thursday. February 1. 1935. at her residence. 1005 New “Jérsey ave. nw.. CATHERINE PURCELL, daughter of the late Edward Purcell Puneral private. from the Perry & Walsh funeral home. 20 H st._n.w. Saturday. Fetruary 23 Mass at Si. Aloysius Church at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. PUSEY. FRED E. On Tuesday. February 9. 1035, at National Soldiérs’ Home. ds. Va, FRED E, PUSEY, d of Grace G. Pusey an beloved brother of Minnic' B. Miller. Funeral from Willlam J. Naliey's fu- neral_home, 8th st. s.e.. on Satur- day. Februa . at 0 a.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Ariin fon National Gemetery at 10:50 a.m. =1 ROCCA, CATHERINE. On Thursdav. Feb- ruary 21, 1035 CATHERINE ROCCA. beloved wife of the late Daniel C. Rocca and mother of Claude M. and D. @ Rocce. Puneral services at the W. WV Chambers * Co. * funeral bome, 1401 apin _st. n.w.. on Saturdav. February 33. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to Holi Rosary Church, where mass will be offered at 9§ a.m. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and_friends are invited. ~Inter- ment St Mary's Cemetery. RUSSELL, DR. MURRAY A. On Tuesday, Pebruary 19, 1035, at his residence, 2314 20th st. n.w., Dr. MURRAY A RUSSELL. beioved “husband of Louise Joyce Russell and son of the late Thomas A. and Emma Payne Russell Hervices at the chapel of Joseph Gawler Sons. 1756 Pa. ave. n.w. on Priday, February 22. at 11 a.m. Interment Or- lean. Va. SHEARS. JOSEPH H. Suddenly. on Tues- day, February 19. 1935 at 12 am.. at Naval Huxmtnl JOSEPH H. SHEARS of 4407 Sheriff rd. ne. devoted husband of Alice Shears and father of Harry Shears. He also leaves to mourn their loss five sisters. Mrs. Bettie Spence. Mrs. Mary Hoopér and Mrs. Anna Wil- son of Roselle, N. J.: Mrs. Bertha Petti- ford and Virginia Shears of Warsaw, Va.: three brothers. Solomon of Newark. N.'J.: James of Philadeiphia. Pa.. and Prank. and & host of other relatives and friends. ains resting at the Malvan & Schey Deanwood funeral home. 4345 Deane ave. ne. until 4 pm. ‘today: then at his late residence until Friday, February 22. at 2:30 pm. Funeral serv- ices Priday. February 22 at 3 pm.. at Zion Baptist Church, 43d st. and Sheriff rd. ne.. Rev. Leon Wormley officiating. Interment Aflington National Cemeters on Saturday. February 23. at 11 am SHEARS. JOSEPH H. All members of the Zion Bantist Church. Deanwood, D. C.. are requested to meet at the'church Thursday evening. February 211935 at 8 o'clock. to arrange for the funeral of Deacon JOSEPH H._ SHEA] REV. LEON S. WORMLEY. Pastor. 'ARS, JOSEPH H. The General Bap- A Senton s Assoclation and Auxiliary announces the death of its vice presi- dent, Deacon JOSEPH H. SHEARS." Fu neral Friday, ' Pebruary ‘22 at 3 D B m “Babtist. Church. 3ird st. and Sheriff rd. n.e. Men please wear dark suits and white gloves. ladies wear white dresses and mhite gloves, ROSS. Pres. PSON, HENRY E. On Wetnesday. S eoruars 20, 1095, st Cusualty oz pital, SIMPSON. survived by Ser, wrs, iu hmzm.«"{"fi‘;" bath of Wa aura of Wa A eon Services at the 8. H, Hines Co. home. 2001 l!th st. n. Frida: 2 ment 1n Cedar Hill Kty Ry Fenruary, 20, Hiis. ST PR B8 rguoal. Sister REGINA HORI- GAN of Blsun of Charity. Pu- geral trom Pr \Adene% Hospital on Fric i "ibuntOttvet Cemetery. SMALL, MIRIAM E. On Thursday morn- thul" 21, 1935, MIRIAM E. 5&:\ widow of J. Henry Small. Fu- ner Cence, of d K My E fog W:nwunfi 3 'w;-:n koot February 55 d.., Pri at 2 o'clock. l-'l‘l'-. FREDERICK JO! l'Pl On Wed. esddy. | Pebruary 2010 FRED- ERICK JOSEPH, aged 1 bel Son of Wiiam L. and ¥ hn-mnl from h.l lle Taylor st. n.w.. 23 at 9 1ife on’ Saturd; am. Mass Alice J. of Fla at | SMITH, NELSON W. On Tuesday. drew T. | s A-1I Breaths. Peb- own Gi lm"?t “Howfz':l' ngrergiiy " Ho NELSON 3 Tt o Charles M. Margaret L Bmith afid bes loved son of Sarah P. and the late Martin ith, Funeral dence. na ne. on Friday, February 22 at 2 Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 21 TUCKER. MARY ALICE. On Thursday, Pebrusty i, 1035, &t 318 am s ul Georgetown University Hospita ALICE TUCKER of 1517 2Rth #f n' beloved wife of the late Arthur Francis Tucker. = Notice of funeral later. WHITE. FLIZABETH J. - On Wednesday Febriary 5. at the residence of Ferson Horace H: White, 4355 e ot nw. ELIZABETH J. beloved wife of the late John C. White and mother of John C. “Forace H. Jeseph P White, Emma J. Coates. Helen W. Bickerson, Ellen A" Sheridan and Mary M, Wenzel, Funeral irom the above residence on Saturday. February t K30 am Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited fo “attend. Interment Mount Olivet On_ Wednesday, IAMIE WILLIAME, arrie Willlams and r"of Louise Weils Remains resting at Jarvis funeral church Notice of funeral M! February ' devoted mother of Hilds Jackson. sisti and - Aiice Jones. the W. Ernest 14, You st. n.w. WILLIAMS. MARGARET THERESA. On Wednesday. February 20. 1935 MAR- GARET THERESA WILLIAMS _(nee Brooks). beloved wife of the late Edgar Williams, devoted daughter of John and Margaref Brooks, sister of 'Mathias nes. Aloysius. ‘Thomas. Bernard and Ty Ann Brooks . She aiso leaves many other relatives and a host of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. iird and Eye sts. s.v. Notice of funeral later. WOOD. MARIA. On Wednesday. Feb- Tuary 0. 1925, at her residence. 31 e St MARIA, beloved wife Daniel Wood. mother of Leo and lel Wood. jr.; sister of Alexander ys. Catherine Calloway and Eliza- Der Digas o Balmore. Md.: sunt of Elsie “and Thelma Johnson: iid. Ethel V. Jackson i Stewart's funeral n.e. Notice of lu[\&ul one grand mains _resting home, 30 H st. " In Memariam. DICKSON, MOSES. In loving remembrance of my dear husband. MOSES DICKSON Who departed this life three years ago today. February 21. 1032. I saw you fading like a flower But could not make you stay. I nursed_you with tender kindness Until God ealled you away. 1 do rot forget you. nor do I intend. 1 {Rink of sou aiways and will to the end Gone and forgotten by some you may be You are darling husband, in my memo: HIS LOVING WIFE. JOSEPHINE DICK- SO 4 LAURA. A sacred and sincrie te of love fo the memory of our mother. LAURA EDWARDS, who d this 1.{!].’04{ years ago today, 1951, | ho loved you. sadly miss you. e who hold vou 'y dear. r lonely h s of thinking ()ll!n feel your presence near ELEANOR MacFADDEN EDWARD A\D HARRY T. SHIELDS. GURLY. PLEASANT. SETTLERS. MAR- THA." In sad but loving remembrance of our dear grandmother. PLEASANT GURLEY. who departed this life twen- ty-two years ago today. Febrhan 1013, and mother. MAR BET- TEEhs. "Who passed away Feorasry 17 1028, Loved in life remembered in death. HER GRANDDAUGHTER AND DAUGH: TER. PLEASANT WILLIAMS ANL ADA HAIG! Vnnuuvlw SADIE_ V. A tribute of love 0 the memory of our dear wife and mother, SADIE V. HERRIMAN. who en- tered into eternal rest eight years &go today. February 21. 16 e a flower that fades away, n s she could not stay, or God sees and knows the best. So He took our loved one home to rest. The world seems quff ‘Without the smile her dear face: We have a picture framed of you— Framed in memory. loving and true. Rest on. dear mother. thy labor's o'er. Thy willing hands will toil no more. Faithful mother. both true and kind. A truer mother you could never find. For ail’of s she did her best:, od ‘grant her soul eterpal res * THE FAMILY JACKSON, MARY. A tribute of love to t& memory of our mother and grandmothe; MARY JACKSON. who le® us ten years g0 today. February 21, 1925, Loved in life in death remembered | IRENE. JUANITA AND CRAWFORD. * | KILLIAN. SAMUEL E. A tribute of love in s brance of our dear husband anc . SAMUEL E_KILLIAN, who lefi w0 _years ago today, Pebruary 21 33, ABDIVErsary mass at St. Patrick's 3 1 Till_memory fades and life departs You'll live forever in our hearts HIS WIFE AND SON. * | PAYNE. W In sad but loving | "“remembrance of ‘my _devoted fath “ILLYA\{ E. PAYNE who d!pl'fed t! life nltl‘en years ago today. February ) WILLIAM EDWARL b3 HIS 10\ ING SON. PAYNE | PEACOCK. slr:L In memory of & dear ner. SIGEL PEACOCK. whe ce years ago, February return to scenes long past. Time rolls on. but memory lasts, The cnly link which death cannot seves Is love and memory. Which last forever, MOTHER. SISTER AND BROTHER. ¢ | PIERCE, FLORENCE LILLIAN. In sad bul loving_remembrance of mv dear wife FLORENCE LILLIAN PIERCE. who ens rest ihres years ast PRANK ALLEY ee! to xemember him who opot was here. Though absent to us he is just as dear. ‘The midnight stars shine on the g Of the one we d but could not save MOTHER AND FATHER. SHANKLIN, \HGGIE G. A tribute of lowy 5 the ‘memory. of ‘mv dear mother MAGGIE G. SHANKLIN. who departe this life seven years ago today. Pebrus ary You suffered hours: yes. hours of pain, To wait for cure. but all in vain: Till God alone knew what was best, And called you home to vour rest. HEHRA).I.‘LONILY DAUGHTER. LEONA B. SMITH, ERSKINE VINCENT. Slcred e the memory of our devoted son, ERSKINK VINCENT SMITH. who departed this I\'¢ four years ago today. February 21, 1931 And _though at times impetuous witk ‘emotion And anguish long suppressed. The swelling heart heaves moaning lik¢ the ocean ‘That cannot be at rest. We_ will be patient. and assauge thi feeling “‘c may not wholly stay: silence sanctifying, not conreulln& Th! grief that must h HIS PARENTS AND GR. N'D\dUl'RER " SMITH, FLORENCE CARROLL. In ever- lasting memory of our dearly beloved mother, daughter and sister. FLORENCE CARROLL SMITH. who passed away one year ago today. February 21. 1034. whennl mother breathes her last fare- wel 'l‘hPl ?’lrnke means more than tongue can ell. The world seems quite another pls Without the smile of mother's fa Two dear. bright eves. a tender smile. A loving heart that kKnew no guile. Deep trust in God that all was right Her joys to make some others bright, It sick or suffering one she knew Some gentle act of love she'd do, No_thought of seif, but of the “other.” I know He said, “Well done, deat mother.” DEVOTED | DAUGHTER__ AND _ SON, ELINORA DENT AND ELMER RAWL: A silent praver, a silent tear; Beautiful memories, Florence dear. DEVOTED MOTHER. JANE CARROLL. The pain was hard. the shock severe, To part with one I loved 50 dear. I cannot think of you as derd. But just gone to our heavenly home Waiting there to greet us one by one, LONELY ISTER GRACE. Treasured thoughts of one so dear Often bring a_silent tear: Thoughts return to scenes long past, Time rolls on. but_memory lasts. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. ANNIE, NELLIE. " WILLIAM. GEORGE ANH JAMES. WHITE. GERTRUDE G. In sad but lovin remembrance of our dear wife ~an mother. GERTRUDE G. WHITE. wha departed this life two years ago today, The Hiowers we Iaid upon your srave . ‘Will wither and decay. But the love for her who sleeps beneal Will never fade away. DE(\;IggEgEIHJSBAND AND BONHOR.‘N;(’ T. WHITE. e R ey FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave NE Lincoln_5204 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1zp Sevenin K% NAtional 2473 Joseph F Bltch's Sons 1841 % uln.‘hsgpns‘ W. R."SPEARE uun t. N.W. Decatur 6343, Conn. Ave CHAS. S 2UE ORSi‘ CO, JOHN R. WRlGHT 1337 _10th St. N.W. Phone North 004) V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected ll,* A the original W. R Speare establ); navonal 280w 1 St !