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That is why Ryan service is able to provide comfort and solace to the bereaved in a courteous and understanding manner. call Ryan service. Remember to Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, $4 James T. Ryan Funeral @ 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. UG Director ATlantic 1700-1701 EISEMAN'S | SEVENTH AND F YOUNG MEN'S ALL-WOOL EASTER SUITS 24" Nothing Down—Just Pay $8.25 IN MAY $8.25 IN JUNE $8.25 IN JULY Pure All-wool Suits Tailored and finished with details that will win any value seeker. backs and form-fitting styles in the smartest new shades. Single and double breasted suits for men and young men. Easter suit now. New fancy Buy your THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, SHOUSE ASSAILS TNEW DEAL BILLS Liberty League President Includes Work Relief and Economic Security. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 30.—Jouett Shouse, preseident of the American Liberty League, assailed seven admin- istration bills pending in Congress today as measures a nation “prostrate on its back for four years” cannot “digest without destroying it.” Shouse asserted agreement with the administration’s recovery objectives, but said that the administration also is insisting upon reform and investi- gation. “Is there any man in this room who, if his wife had been desperately ill of pneumonia and was just getting well, who had just thrown off a tem- perature and just begun to regain her strength, would come to that wife and tell her all of the misdeeds of the children during the period of her illness?” Shouse asked. Raps Relief Bill. The address, delivered at a lunch- eon of the American Liberty League Club of New York in the Empire State Building, was broadcast over a national network. Shouse criticized features of the $4,- 880,000,000 work relief, economic secur- ity, utility holding company, banking, agricultural adjustment amendment, N. R. A. and Wagner labor bills, though he said he sympathized with the purposes of most of them. The work-relief measure, he said, “in the opportunity it places in the hands of a man who is a candidate now for re-election as President, is adverse to the best interests of the masses of the Amerlun people, and w. WARREN TALTAVULL 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phones COl. 0464 ADams 10341 MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 TWENTY- lends itself, if abused, to the overt use of Federal funds to control polit- ical destinies. Sees Investments Affected. ‘The utility holding company bill, he declared, “will wipe out inconti- nently every holding company, every utility holding company in America, and the net effect will be necessary to destroy the investments mounting into hundreds of millions, even bil- lions of dollars.” He declared the proposed banking law would place the banking structure in “political hands,” and asserted A. A A. amendments sought to regulate all corporations and individuals deal- ing in food stuffs. 1,400 WILL ATTEND RED CROSS SESSION Chairman Grayson to Greet Dele- gates and Many Speakers Are Listed. By the Associated Press, Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, re- cently appointed national chairman of the American Red Cross, will greet more than 1400 delegates expected for the annual Red Cross convention to be held here April 8-11. Speakers on the first day's pro- gram for the senior convention will be Miss Linnea Anderson, Tacoma, Wash., high school puplil, representing the junior organization; Dr. Edward C. Elliott, president of Purdue Uni- versity, Lafayette, Ind.; James L. Fieser, vice chairman of the Red Cross, and Donald R. Richberg, execu- tive director of the National Emer- gency Council. Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, will conduct a memorial service for the late John Barton Payne, former na- tional chairman. MORE LAND PURCHASES FOR FORESTS APPROVED 280,619 Acres Acquisition Given 0. K. of National Reservation Commission. By the Associated Press. The National Forest Reservation chase of 280,619 acres of land at a | cost fo $923,050, for addition to na- tional forests in the Great Plains. North Central States, Eastern and Southern States. This action brought the total pur- chases for March to nearly 1,000,000 | | acres and purchases of the past 22| months to approximately 8,500,000 | cres. and practically completed the acquisitions to Federal forests sched- uled to be made from the $30.000,- 000 allotment made by President Roosevelt. Yesterday's purchases included 5,196 acres in New England, 28,755 acres in the Appalachian Mountains, 93,384 | acres in the Southern Pine region, | 16,667 acres in the Ozark and Cen- | tral Mississippl region “and 128,854 | acres in the Lake States and Upper Mississippi States region. FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE COMPLETE FUNERALS Nothing Inspires Confidence Like PRI Al Actual Performance DEAL Promises Are Fulfilled! | For Reference .. Ask Y our Neighbor | ««.the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral A very meat crepe-covered casket, engraved name- plate, fine °“!3£; case. six handles. l'mul with good aquality lining. 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Call Lincoln 4477 Commission yesterday approved pur-, D. C., MARCH 31, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain and colder today and probably tomorrow; moderate northeast or east winds be- coming north or northwest tomorrow. Maryland—Rain and colder today and probably tomorrow; except snow in extreme west portion tomorrow. Virginia—Rain and colder today and probably tomorrow; changing to light snow in extreme west portion tomorrow. West Virginia—Rain and colder to- day and tonight; tomorrow rain, prob- ably changing to light now, and colder. Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Midnight 12 noon . 2 2 pm. 4 pm. 6 pm. 8pm. . 10 p.m. Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 73, 4 p.m. yesterday. Year 2go, 60. ago, 33. Record Temperature This Year. Highest, 80, on March 21. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Tide Tables. and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomérrow. 5:01am. 5:58 a.m. 11:52am. 12:18am. 6:31 pm. 12:50 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. 5:57 0 5:55 6:30 Sun, today Sun, tomorrow. Moon, today ... 4:02am. 3:24pm. Automobile !ghts must be turned on one-nalf nour after sunset. Preclpitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Ave. Record. January . 521 355 17.09 February 237 327 6.84 March . 280 375 8.84 April 327 9.13 May 370 10.69 June 413 1094 July 471 1063 August . 401 1441 | September 324 1745 | October 284 857 | November 237 8.69 | December 332 7.56 Weather In \lrlnll Cities. Precipl- r'rtmmuture—\ tation. M ! ‘84 | Sa m Bat. & ure -ynu spm. pr'- | Asheville. N. C 6y i Atlanta. Ga 5 Atlantic City. 'N.'J. ¢ Baltimore, Md Birningham. Ala Bismarck N. Dak Boston. Masy, Buffalo. e Chicago. Til Cincinnati. Chey De: olo, E De: Moines owa Detroit. Mich.. . Duluth, Minn . El Paso. Tex Galveston. Tex.' Helena, Mont, .. Indianapolis. Ind KonvRle Fin Kansas City. Mo Little Rock. Ark Los Angeles Calif.. | Loutsvilie, Ky Marauette, Mich. wis | 0.36 | 0.34 | 2. . | Philadelphie. Bhoenix_Ariz Antoni San Diego. Clh( - S. Francisco. Calif. Santa Fe. N. Mex... Savannah. Ga. Seattle, Wash. Springfield. TIi". Tumpa, Fla WASH UTON D 5 Many Women Missing. Forty thousand women and gitls were “reported missing” in England in the last year. Cdar Hlll FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR Complete Funerals $1:35-165-195-265 D WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK llvllel you teo 'lll' the mest med- burial (lll Parking @ a l Planning Am iful. GROVER ™ 1 SorrHOES It's Spring! haven for your feet in a pair of these nationally known Comfort Shoes for home and street wear. (Furnished by United States Coast | '82 | 1935—PART OXE. Lowen-t, 49, 6 a.m, yesterday. Year Took Car to Wash It. FOND DU LAC, Wis. (#).—W. Coe of Oshkosh found his travel-stained car was missing five minutes after he parked it at the curb. Ten minutes later he took a policeman to the spot. There, glistening in the sun, was the machine, freshly washed. A garageman had picked up the wrong one. Qurds of Thanks. DEAN., MARY M. We wish to express our appreciztion io _rel lllive: and friends for their lovely floral tributes and sym- pathy extended at -the death of our CRIDREN. MRS MARGARET A A NDEE, " JOHN" A STROTHER. DANIEL J. STROTHER. g wish to thank our r their lovely floral tributes and kindness to us during the recent loss of {n wife and our mother. DORIS M. JOSEPH €. FRIES AND CHILDREN. JOHNSON. LAURA V. T wish to thank my many friends for "their comforting ex- pressions of tributes. which bered mpathy and lovely floral alwi avs be remem- with deep gratitude. RACHEL TURNER. SISTER. THOMAS, MAMIE. T wish to express my xlnuu nun)u and appreciation to my ives and friends for their Kind’ thoushts. sympathy expressed and beautiful floral tributes received at the death of my dear wife MAMIE THOMA! MANNIE THOMAS, Beaths. BOXLEY, FARL Departed this life Satur- n Gallinger Hos- Dital. BARL BOXLEY. husband of Mary Boxley. son of ~Joseph _Boxley and brother of Dorothy Dayv. Remains rest- ine ‘at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of fu° neral lllGGi JOQFPII On Wednesday. March the residence oL his sister. s Columia rd. ¥.. ers. Dyson Sting “tne W. Brnest Jarvis Tuncral Charch ou st nw untll 4 pm. Sunday: thereafter at his late residence. 708 Columbia rd. n.w, Funeral Mt‘mdlv April 1, at 1 p.m_ from St. Matthe! Baptist' Church. New Jersey ave. {veen L and M st se. Intermen lington National Cemetery. 31 On_ Friday. . at Emergency Hospiral. at Kearney st. Minnie M. Ralph C. Brinkman and Mrs. Helen B. Williamson Services st the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral h 601 14th i on Monday. April 1. ferment Rock Creek "Gemeiety | BROOK m-*llOW\ MARY E. | BRISTOW. EDW, W. On Saturday. R1Stosibley Hospital, husband of Eome. Bfl'luw and son of Joseoh L. Bristow of Annandale. Va. Funeral from the residence of his father, Annan- drle \' on Tuesday, April 2. at = p.m. nent Ivy Hill Cemetery. Aleundm 5 1 March 0. ED 1E_ JAN Departed e F!mny March A ANE BROOKS of 1%i Capitol Ave ne She leaves to mourn their loss four children. William, Carliene. Ed- ward and Clayton Brooks: a mother. Mrs. Mary Caviness; one sister. three brothers and-a_host of other relatives and friends_ Remains resting at the Schey funeral home. N. n.w. Funeral Monday. {rom Bethesds B nd Kendall Wiiliams 'smeiating. " 1n- Glendon, N. C. 1 this NNIE terment Df Ir(ed this life Thursday. March 28, 16 HoMbial. MARY B BROWN. Walter ‘Brown. mother uis Josepli Bolden, sister of Rebecca Clark She also lesves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives and {riends. Remains resting at Ford's funeral home, 1500 South Capitol st. until 4 n.m Sunday, ; thence to her late | Mar¥land ave s.w. where s will_be heid Mond; ev. Whiting o ::L:Hnl Woodlawn Ceme- er: BURKE. MARY F. Passed into the great bevond. aster a briet iliness. o8 Thu day. March 28 Seaton pi. ne MARY P BURKE. beloved wife of Ignatius Burke leates to mourn their loss & faithful daughter. Mrs. Josephine of Ar- | lington. Va.: a loving granddaughter, Mrs. Jocephine Brown: three nieces. two nephews of Richmond. Va. two sons-in-lew. Charles Ward and Edward Brown. and other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed after 4 p.m. Saturday at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church, 1432 U st. n.w. (Family the jabove' residence.) Puneral Sun- reh pm. from 8t *enurd” lnl!r?{nl' } p.m. Interment the | “Ebiscopal Hifmons Gemeter. | BUTLER. WILLIAM H. Departed from hi; hm Iv on Thursday. March L0 o WILLTAM B BUT: LER" Stvins benind tooe sisters. ' Eliz- abeth Young. Augustia Johnson and Ruth Pratt: two ‘brothers. Jer Walter Butler. and ai relatives ‘ana_{riends. & Malloy's funeral_home. 12th st. and Florida ave. n.w. Funerai will take place from Holy ‘Redeemer Church Monday. April 1. at 9 am. 31° On Saturday. March | 30, 19: Georgetown University | Hnwlnl JOHN A Deloved son of the | Beaths. | COLEMAN. RUTH WALKER. | this life Wednesday. Marc . | 100 Vh’!lnll‘l ave. s | COLEMAN, _ beloved | thet late Viola 'Richards, | ' Campbell's funeral w.. until Sunday to the above ad- | er\lc!‘ be | Departed at_her residence. RUTH WALKE! dr ugnter® of Remains _resth p.m. Rela- Interment Woodlawn Cemete; EX CONNOR, LA'I‘I!IIN! On_ Saturda: at her residence. & INE. beloved wife ry. Augisterfer neral fro 1ate’ residence on Tuesday "Ab at | thence to St Josennn‘ “>nd and Cts. ne, where mass be ‘offered at © a.m. Relatives and friends invited. 1 OOK. CHARLES. on Saturday. March 0. 19335, CHARLES beloved brother of Mary Barcer Georee. Cook: Eva Lussery and Hosea Cook leaves a host of other rel friends. Remains resting Ernest Jaruls funeral church 2 o NGtee o umeral ater nAvlnsov CHESTER A . On Priday. March 11:45 p.m. at his residence. * *Corcoran” ri. “hwe Hi VIDSON. beloved hus- Pand of Laura P, Davidson." He s also survived by three sisters-in-law. Marie Jetton, Louize Meredith_and Rosetia Hall; a brother-in-law. Perry S. Hall. and ‘many other relatives and friends. After 6 p.m. Sunday remains will rest at_his late’ residence where funeral services will be held Tuesday. April . at Il am. Intermeni. Middleburs. Va ‘ You | DE. GRUMMOND. AU Suddenty. the % 01 14th st. n.w. Services at the above funeral home. Monday. April 1. st 10 am Interment Arlington Na- i Elizabeth Dlesu lnd bwlh!r of Louis P. and Edwin F. Dieste. Funeral from his late residence, 807 Somerset pl. nw. Tuesday. April 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. | DREXILIUS. CHARLES. On Prid Vhrch\ at_his residence PN The baloved hue: band of Minnie Drexilius and father of Charles R. Drexilius and Mrs. Effle . a_ charter ber of Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral services in Fourth Presbyierian 5 and Fairmont sts_nw. on Relatives Interment me: at 3" are Glenwood Cemejery DREXILIUS. CHARLES, A special com- | f Mount Pleasant Lodze. | A is hereby called ‘M’ondny April 1. 1935 at 1:30 pm. | of the’urpote of conductine Masonic | services at the funeral of our late brother CHARLES DREXILIUS LEONARD F. RUOFF. Master. SAMUEL W MeINTOSH. Secretars DWYER. WILLIAM M. On Friday. March 29,1935, at his residence. Berwyn. Md WILLIAM M, (BUCK) DWYER. belove husband of Wilhilmina L Dwver Knoblock). Puneral from his late resx- €ence on Mondey. April 1. at | Relatives and friends invited. lnltl’- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 31 DWYER, WILLIAM M. There will be L special communication ut Mount mon Lodge. No. 1 > A at 1 p.m. Monday. Annl i.1 order to attend the funeral of our "late brother WILLIAM M. DWYER. N| HALLEY. W. M. E. A. LE LACHEUR. Secretary. ELLIS. MARIE C. On Friday. March 29. ] at_Garfield Hospital. MARIE C. IS. _She leaves to mourn their 10ss a son. Dr. John C. Ellis of Decatur. Ill.: a brother. William D. Ellis of New York City: a ~granddaughter, Della X Ellis. and a daughter-in-law Story Ellis of Wilmington. N. neral from her late residence. Swann s'. n.w.: thence to Florida Ave- nue Baptist Church. where services will be held at ? o'clock Sunday. March 31 ves and friends invited. On Fri- BROGI. her " resicence, '\TARY FIORA: devoted wife of sister_of Sebas- 2 n.m. invited. Henriet C. _Fu March Ill'( Shebhfld st n \l VANTI (nee Ambrogi) Qunino Fioravanti and tian Ambroegi and Mrs. Rose Sari. Re mains resting at her late home Fu- neral from the above residence Moncay. | April 1. at N30 am.; thence to Sacred Heart Church. where requiem mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of | her soul. Relatives and friends mvited. Interment ir Mount Olivet Cemetery. 31 HACKLEY. LUCY. Entered peacefully | into rest Wednesday, March 1 . at her residence. 450 1st st. s.w.. LU CY‘ HACKLEY, She leaves to mourh their loss one daughter. Mrs. Edith Joh randehildren S5 other relatives "and Triends. . Re: meins resting at the Morris funeral “home, 2nd an sis. s.¥.. until Sunday. March 31: thence to the above “address. where funeral services | will be held Monday. April 1. at 1 pm.. | Rer. D Whiting officiating. Inter ment Woodlawn Cemetery. ‘ HAMILTON, | MARY = CATHERINE. On Saturday. March : . at her rcsv\;‘ late Henrs and Johana Caesar. Puneral | from his_late residence. 4th n.w.. on Tuesday. April thence to Holy Trinity where mass will be said at # a.m tives and “friends invited. interment | oly Rood Cemetery. 1 CAVAN ARET. On Saturday. | at 5 p.m. at her resi- | 3 Upton st. n.w. MARGARET | NAUGH, beloved sister of the late | 7 Ann and” Ketherme, Cavanauth Funeral, Trom the James T Ryan faneral | home, Pa. ave. se. on Monday, Apm 17 2k Flia g e thence to St Patrick's Church. 10th and G sts. n.w where hieh requiem mass will be offered | t 9 am. Relatives and_friends in- Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- MARGARET. _The mem- bers_of the Third Order Prancis _are to_ assemble James T, Rvan's funeral av he purpose of reciting lhe Rnsln (or the repose of the AR late sister. GARET CAVANAUGH Siened by OSE JUENEMANN. Prefect B. CASILEAR. On Friday. March 20 | o c.: Norwalk, Conn. CASILEAR COBB son_of the late George B. lnd Maria C. Cobb. Puneral services interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. LOET OR WANTED ANIMALS a Aot Rescue League. 71 O st Phone werth & 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. BOOK. brown, savings check. 4th CAT. peared Wednesday (rom .__Phone Cleveland 9472 weekly time, with postal Reward for return. 1010 les_Jones. large gray with white feet, disap- 3001 McKinley CHANGE ms: lmlll. black, silk. con- taining key. K ney as reward. re- eep mo: 2 unfix‘:s purse and contents. Phone Emerson COLLIE DOG, sable and white male: last seen vicinity 980[! block 2nd ave.. Wood- side. Md. about 4:30 March Silver Shepherd 2 DIAKOND nnm Woniworth's b & 10¢ stor g \enumenm uluz and very Hbenl nr rd. National 0826. DINNER RING. 17 iaree diamonds, 4 sap- phires, white eoid, Reward.' Reply to rs. George al. 1011 K st. Phone District 08 " DOG—Wire-haired terrier. male. black saddle coat. slightly gray: Ihlle legs d white ring_around ne lost Mondi 1 gcluk in Takoma Par! Rewll’d Shep- 1er 3 KEY CONTAINER, tan, ward. Cora N. Ballou. 3 NOTE BOOK. | blnck lenlur. typewritten notes. Friday, n Georgia ave. car. Reward if re!urned to mm Farragut st. n.w. nw. with Kkeys ~— Re- 44th ol n.w. PIGEKIN WALLET. with nlpen ol no value ‘except to owner. re- lirhe To ' Belutte 1400 S1et st nw. POCKETBOOK. brown. at Woodward & Lothrop's; contents valuable o L inly er. Reward. Metropolitan "101. 310. POCKETBOOK. contain ant pa- pers, lost unhn Sation. Fost Brmce " L eral reward. P. O. Box 368, _city. UND_PIN, marcasite. black enamel in- }'z’flu R Washington, Hotel or en foute Unlon 8tation Mareh 36 = Reward Return Ruth Penl'l!rbuu Breakers HfluL AtianticCity. RING, . !(“fl' ‘Olfl. mn s.m"-{mm"?l‘ st lna Oomme e n __Call Disirit 00, Mrs § wm-ri SORORITY m—n Ba circle pearls: l’ Brown. of Delu ‘Reward If returned to 1620 & st P’h_nqu National 4! ‘l'o TERRIER, black and white. ".Hnn: Iurnen. lon t near ) JI8th and Col. it ld T TR TOH. Iady's. white gold._con- lmfi?‘&n'&uun setween Ingoma T 5. and the - dence. 5416 Cund'vn rd. Al CATHERINE HAMILTON. beloved wife | of Benjamin F. Hamilfon and dauhter of Georze W. and the late Mary E. | Keene (nee Higgins). Puneral from | residence on ‘Tuesday. April = | thence to Our Lady of | Vie tholic Church where feautem | mass will be said at 10 am. for !h!\ repote of her soul. Interment Glen- | wood Cemetery. HAMILTON. WILLIAM (BILLY) H. De- tis life Friday morning, March ! his residence. 1007 M. ave. o Remains. &t the W funeral _church, 1432 Funeral Sunday. March 31 . from St. Paul's Church.' Sth st. and D sts s.%. Interment | at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 31 TZMON, MARY EFFIE. H day. March at 0:45 | her residence. 1% Md, ave ne. MARY EFFIE beloved wife of Edward S. Hantz- mon. Puneral from her late residence on Monday. April 1. at 10:30 a.m. terment Bethel Cemeery.” Alexand HARPER. GEORGE. On Friday. erch at his residence. 114 V GEORGE HARPER devoted huseand ‘ot Lucy Harper and loving father of Ei beth Pillory, Susis Gaskins and Daisy Harper. He also leaves two sisters. Re- mains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churc! You st p.m. Sunday n.w. until thereafter ‘at his late Techirnice " Paneral Mondast AL I at 1:30 p.m.. from the above residence. Interment Harmony Cemetery. HENKEL, PRILIP F. On Friday. March e husband of St R and friends ovited. to Attend. ent Mount Olivet Cemetery. ES. KATIE MAY. On Saturday. March 5. KATIE MAY HINES. ‘wife of Funeral from her late zesidence. 5 uchanan st n.w. Tuesday. Ap a.m S"'at St Gabriel's Church at 915 Relatives and friends invited. 1 INS, SAIAB F. On Thursday, 35, at the residence of Ber aaunm i3 P st. n.w. SARAH KINS. Supyiving her’ are two diushiers. ary J. Matthevs, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Mrs, Sarah 8. i lmi one son. C. M. Huskins, D. {wo sons-in-} Dantets Gnd " Joan W, Matthews: granddaugnter. Frances C. White: y: . _Mrs. Margaret Davis, Va.; Mrs. Sadie Long. .;_one nmhe- Rev. at Frazier's funeral home. I a ; pruneral Sundey. “March % t a nw Rev. officiating. lmermenl Lincoln Memoflll Cemetery. (ELIZABETH ANN, on Thurl- at y. M 3 the Mome. of ‘her. son. Arthur. Jack- w; Aldie. Va.. ELIZABETH ANN. be- . E. Church. Potomac. Sunday. March 31. at 2:30 p. Interment church cemetery. MCO!I AI.CINDA On Saturday, March 14 A J \COBI. _wife (}( FiRerton and Milco on B snaliings. Fu: the W. W. Chambers. Co. 1 T400 Chapin st nw ‘on 3. 1. at 11 am. Relatives and friends ln\;{teg“ Interment Bethel nnmu. nonn-r FRANCIS. on Satu:- Maich_ 30, Geors: Otlversity Hospital, ROBERT PRANCXB INS. beloved so! A. ‘P‘t‘ld ). = from his parents’ residence, 1110 e.. on Monday. April 1. at 9 ves and (rlendl invited., In- ferinent Cedar Hill Gem 31 JOIN!I’N. AD!'I‘ALS 'lGGINl On Pri- reh 29. 1 ST Claeete s, he. ABELLE WIGGIN JOHNSON. beloved 'l(:ol ‘Willlam Juhn- son. daughter of Willlam H. Wieg! sister of John Wiggins and Marie smlt Remains resting at the W. rrnesl Jarvis hmeul church, 1432 You st. n.w. Pu- mnw MARY. On Prida 1935, RY JOHNSON. Woods Johnson and sister of Remain: erch 29, ved wife of MADDOX. CHARLES lolll! Suddenly. on Thundny lll the _bel muham‘t *SHeten fnaaox Remains resti ig late relldonee 8 Ash ave. neral !rxlfi.ll at - | FINAGIN, LE ROY. A9 " Braths. | MALEY, GEORGE W March 30, On ORGE W.. beloved Son of "the late Jomn ind Josephine Lezg Meley. Puneral from the res dence of his brother. Flovd Maley. 11 Sheoherd st. ne.. on Tuesday. April at 9:15 am. Requiem mass at St. Aloy- slus Church at 10 a tives and Moynt Saturday. fricnds _ invited. Thierme Olivet Cemetery. " o0t MARTIN, ANN M On Thursday, March ome. Brooks ave Guithersburs M4 ANN'AL Belossd wite of John Thomas Martin. ~ Pureral serv- Ield at her late residence h 1. at 2 pm. Inter- k ‘Cemetery, G-unm- Thur IE. On rsday. u.uh hex, Jesidence, ott and other ull(lvel and frlend Mmlmx resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.. until 5 p.m. Saturday. March 30: thereafter at her late resi- Puneral Sunday. March 31. at . from Nineteenth Stre:t Baptist Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. MILLER. MARTHA McREADY. . 103 " dauahter, Mrs 1352 Madison st. n.w. FTHA Mc: READY MILLER. ' Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 ch st n w.. on Monday. April 1 3 MURPHY DAVID. On Satu rdl DAVID. son of the late Wil Catherihe Carroll Murnhv of b vices on_Tues- Gay! April a5t The Snriae of the Satred Heart, 16th st. and Park rd. where mass will be offered at 10 am. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery 1 NOTHSTINE. March 30! Shepherd ‘st wife of Arthur C.’ on rrl- 5. at the residence of w. Smallwood. S M. On Saturdsv. al_her residence. 94 GLADYS M. beloved Nothstine and mother of Harriet E. and Richard W. Nothstine She also is survived by two brothers John 8. Stevenson of Kansas City and Ralph B. Stevenson of Ashville. Ohio. Funerai services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w on Monday. April 1. at 4 p.m. Rel tives and friends jnyited to attend. In- terment Cflcleu"e EY 0'1 Priday. Mln:n AuDREY A T RbCK e 218 Gregory st. beloved wife of J is survived by her infani E. Ruck. 3d. and brother Horace W. Huntt. Puneral services and interment’ at Herndon Cemetery. Hern- don. Va.. Sunday. March 31. at 2 Funeral “cortese will assemble at T4t d E sts. s.e.. at 12 noon. 31 ENE\'_H"LI.IP g, OB Friday. Marcn 45, PHILLIP T beloved husban A. Sweeney and Fesse Cr Bamue Phillip T. I Sweeney and Mrs Amy Funeral from his late residence. Wa Mill road, Maryland. on Sunday. Mar 31 et g .. thence to Forestvillc Episcopal reh. ~ Forestville, Md where services will be held at 2:30 p. Relatives and friends are invited. in- nt Episcopal Church Cemeters Forestville: 2a 31 TUTHILL, CHARLES W, March 30.1935. at Emergency Hosp! CHARLES H. TUTHLLL father of Mrs . Copeland and Mrs_Carrie T Interment Milford. Dei. Tlu::- father of jr.; Henry Dustin. On Saturda B35 GEORGE EDWARD heloved hushand of Josephine Ward and_father of Elsie L. from bis late r--mence Minnesota ave. ne Monda: 2 %m." Tnterment Cednr Hiil c: Marcl Farragut st. n.w.. inee Karthaser) ' widow of George H. Wheeler and daughter of the late Mary Bock. Puneral from her late resi- dence on Monday. | 3 Church. where services will be held at P penfistives and (riends invited Interment Congressional Cemete; On Frid 3 ERMAN E. YORK. ¢ late Isadc and Caroline Yori: Tilli rk_ father of Res- Theld Fork of Chicase Tl Gora Pareer Fiorine Murphy_~ Quentin _York and Caroline York. Remains resting at Fra- zier's funeral parlors. Notice of fu- neral hereafter in Memorium. ALLEN. CLARA. 1In sad but loving rc membrance of my- dear wife. CLAI ALLEN. who dl!d one year ago today March 31. 1934 Until memory fades and life departs You will be forever in my hea: Time “takes away the. edge of drief. But memory turns back another i¢a L. J. ALLEN AND FAMIL: BRAI'H' ROSIE M. A tribute of lo\e and devotion to the memory of our aunt ROSIE M. BRADY. who departed this life |iwo years ago today. March 31 hillside gently on Where tie flowers softly wave, Lies the one we love so dearly In her lonely. silent grave. We Dave only your memory. deer. To_remem whole life through. But the sweetness will linger " forever As we treasure the image of you. Thy will. dear Lord. not ours be done. To take our loved ones one by gne. HER NIECES. MARY AND CA’ INE IICDY ROSIE M. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear sister. ROSIE M. BRADY, who departed this life"two years ago today, March 31 Our thoughts g0 wandering rhm day- ligkt fades sleeping To the land of long ago. And memory paints the scenes of old In the zold of twilight glow. We seem to see in the soft. dim light A face we loved the best We think of ner when the sun's last s o ‘down in the far-off west H!R DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH. KATIE AZIER. WILLIAM AND IO MAROREY BURCH. SOPHIE E. 1In loving memory of our dear mother. SOPHIE E. BURCH who dewanpg this’ lite four years a3o today. Ma: EVOTED CHILDREN. | BUTCHER, WILI.IA\I T. In loving re- membrance of my dear husband. WIL- LIAM T. BUTCHER. who entered into glernal rest one year aso today. March I lost a life companion. A life linked with my own: Day by day I miss you more 1 walk through life alone. v sad is this day to me. The day on which yeu died: Your ‘memory will cling to my heart Till I rest by your side. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. LUCY _E. In loving remem- brance of our beloved son. LE ROY FINAGIN. who departed this life twelve years ago today. March 31. 1923. As_the springtime comes upon us. (Vith its birds and buds and flowers. remember how vou loved them In"The "eatiy morning hours. MOTHER ATHER. * ULRICH. WILLIAM. In Iounx Jemem- brancé of my dear son. WILLIAM UL- RI who passed away tweive years ago today, March 31, 192 Flowers may wither. leaves fall and die: Thoueh others forget vou. never Shall I. HIS DEVOTED MOTHE! WILLIAMS, NANNIE. 1In l%\mlNr!mem- e of my de i WILLIAMS. “Who “Geparted. this life iwo years ago today, March 31 3. My heart cannot tell how T miss you. My 1ibs ‘do not know. what 1o say: v’ God knows how I miss you g T Jonels v, home_ today, FR. LIAMS. * FU "WILLIAM H. SCOTT_ 409 Sth St. S.E. _Lincoln_0530. JOHN R. WRIGHT 7_10th_St. Pho: h_0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor h nor connected with the original W. Speare _establishment AT Racor 1009 H St. N.W J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium ___Lincoln_ Succeeding_the Original Formerly 1208 H St. Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn Ave. Frank Geir’s Sons Co. 1113 seventn st NW. N Ational 2473 Modern Chapel. _Tel. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons prone wik olo P S0T MOS0, NLW. Established 1841 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Linceln 0372 FUNERALS DESIGNS GEO. A.’ COMLEY 328 A WEST 0149 Artis iral Desi, xperts Night Phones:” Olar. 150-3-1_of "861-3-1 Geo. C. Shaffer EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE PRICE:! PHONE NAT. 0106 O Soeat® 14th § Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F_St. N.W. ___ NAtional 4276 DUPONT CIRCLE CEMETERY LOTS. section 4 _lot 18 NHE‘}M’% ‘Columbia 3‘10 or at cemetery.