Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1935, Page 9

"'RITES FOR W. P. DIESTE TO BE HELD TOMORROW ' Widely Known Amateur Golfer Dies After Fall on Steps at Home. Funeral services for William P. Dieste, 39, widely known amateur golfer, will be held at 2 p.m. tomor- row at his home, 807 Somerset place, followed by burial in Glenwood Cem- etery. He died at Sibley Hospital Saturdsy, his skull fractured from & fall down the cellar steps at his home. A commission agent for several market firms, Mr. Dieste was & mem- ber of the Argyle Country Club and holder of the club's unofficial course record of 67. He was a familiar figure at golf tournaments here and nearby, and was champion of his club four times. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Iva M. Dieste; a son, Willlam Carl Dieste, 11, and two brothers, Louis P. and Edwin F. Dieste. NATIONAL LimITED [T Leaves Washington 6:30 P. M *********************************************t** The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co.—9%09 F Street, N. W. 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DAWSON DIES Funeral Rites Tomorrow for Na- tive of Capital. Mrs. Rebecca Rodgers Gray Daw- son, widow of Thomas Hamb!eton Dawson, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Mitman, 4408 Klingle street, Wesley Heights. Mrs. Dawson was a native of Wash- _mmhwuuuuu Alexander T. Ony. a former s,cmo(suu ‘Wisconsin, and vived by two sons, A. Gray Dawson and Thomas H. Dawson, jr., and five mndchfldnn Funerdl services will be held at St. Alban’s Church, Wisconsin and Mas- sachusetts avenues, tomorrow at am. Burial will be at Easton, Md. Storm-Battered Boats Found. PERTH, West Australia, April 1 (#).—Pearling luggers hel.ring 120 fish- ermen, which were caught in a cy- clone several days ago, were located by an airplane yesterday near Beagle Bay. The vessels were badly damaged, but the crews, made up of Japanese and Malays, were still aboard. The men had been given up for lost. 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(Buck) Dwyer, 60, who died at his home on Potomac avenue here Triday after a long ill- ness, will be held there this after- noon. Mount Hermon Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of Hyattsville, will be in charge. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Dwyer, # retired jeweler, had lived here many years. He was for- merly well known as an entertainer at_community affairs. He is by his widow, who, before her marriage, was Miss Wil- hilmina L. Dwyer, and two sons and two daughters, Carl Dwyer of “Nash- and ‘Thomas Dwyer of Berwyn. and Mrs. Wiliam Deeck, jr. and Miss Olive Dwyer, both of Berwyn. . The King and Queen of Denmark lead many of the social functions dur- in gthe Winter season at Cannes, France. D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1935. RITES TOMORROW FOR EDGAR PRIEST Bishop Freeman in Charge of Funeral for Cathedral Choirmaster. Funeral services for Edgar Priest, musical director, will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow in the Great Choir final work was done. Arrangements are in the hands of Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, and of the Cathedral family, of which the choirmaster and organist was a beloved member. Interment will be in the Cathedral crypt, where Mr, Priest's leaders, Right Rev. Herbert L. Satterlee and Right Rev. Alfred Harding, first and second Bishops of Washington, re- spectively, also are entombed. News of the musical director’s death late Saturday evening cast a shadow over the Cathedral services yesterday. The boys of his choir went to their places in the chancel with tears in their eyes and Bishop Freeman inter- rupted the evensong program to ex- press their grief and to say: “Mr. Priests memory will be precious always here and every effort will be made to see that the foundations of Cathedral music which he laid remain strong and stable.” At his funeral his boys will not sing. Instead, in deference to Mr. Priest’s wishes, there will be nothing but the simple ritual for the dead. Mr. Priest was born in Yorkshire, England, 57 years ago, and received his musical education at Manchester Cathedral. Becoming fll about two weeks ago, YOO RN RGN XK R Leonard Electric Refrigerator $99.50 ample food storage space, e e S B Mr. Priest returned to the Cathedral the Sunday before last to lead the choir for the last time. A sudden re- lapse followed Monday and he died at Sibley Hospital Saturday night. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Edith Priest; a brother, Robert Priest, Van- couver, British Columbis, and a sister, Mrs. Fred Thorpe, Alton, Ill. MRS. C. B. ABBOTT DIES Wife of G. P. 0. Employe to Be Buried Tomorrow. Mrs. Carrie I. Abbott, wife of Charles B. Abbott, sr., assistant fore- man at the Government Printing Of- fice, died Saturday at Providence Hos- pital after a .ingering illness. Mrs. Abbott, who lived at 121 Twelfth street southeast, was the daughter of the late Judge Charles H. Russell of Annapolis. Besides her hus- band, she is survived by four sons, William Russe!l Abbott, Akron, Ohio; James Burton and Charles B. Abbott, jr., of this city and Edward A. Ab- bott of Annapolis, and four sisters, Mrs. George E. Woolley, Miss Mamie Russell, Mrs. Maggie Sieble and Mrs. Frank Basil, all of Annapolis Funeral services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, Annapolis, at 3 pm. tomorrow. Burial will be in Cedar Bluf Cemetery. Cannot Afford Toys. Because Csechs cannot afford to buy playthings many toy producers in Czechoslovakia have been forced into bankruptcy. (edar Hill Washingtoris most Bogutiul @meterg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIREC‘TOR EMlullcd I”D SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 EISEMAN S| SEVENTH & F STS. | EASTER SUITS $2475 Easter is just three weeks away. Select your new suit tomor- row. Choose from rich new patterns tai- lored of fine all-wool materials. New shirred backs and form-fitting models. Newest col- ors. All sizes. These suits are excellent values. CHARGE IT | NOTHING DOWN || Just Pay | : E $8.25 IN APRIL $8.25 IN MAY $8.25 IN JUNE Qard of Thanks IOORE. MHJI 1 wish to thank .I’ n expressions of & - mc‘h‘h‘u"‘l’m(!l I‘Auli fl r Mrs. DOLLIE wui GHTER, MRS, LILLIAN Buflu. ABBOTT, CARRIF I. On Saturday, Mi 30 1485 at Erotidence Hospital, RIE 1. ABBOTT, beloved wile of Chasles B Abbote: 57 Remains resting av Tay- lor's funeral home, Gloucester st.. Ane Md. Funeral from Prnbylerhl ch. Annapolis. on Tuesday. April 2. . . . Marel BAKER, ABELLE. On Priday, of 1]! leaves to mourn lr\'.h napolis, Sharen. 3 of Washington Cathedral, where his " reh S A 8w f the late Bremton L. nn E..&.‘;‘f.%"n'.u"n. . Funeral private, Bim. peliterment Al v J KS of 15-'!(! CCHH i e 22 rifiam. ‘Elrlun d- ne. 8he v four children. ard and Cla: Mis. Mary Cavi sister. brothers and o Bost of other relmvu ns resting C‘Blll ml’l A. On !lulrfi! Ilnh reetown University Homital JORN R Belaved son-of the late Hmn and Johans Caesar. 1 from his_lal llilnne Bioo0 (huesday. April 2 erice 'h-kg y ¥here mads Wil be 32id s and ‘friends invited Holy Mocd ‘Cemeters CAI.II'!L DOROTH On Sunday. Ma Pttt unulnnr Josp! beloved Wi Clll'!ll loving daughter of Thomas mother of 85, Jen and Wilbur lso_leaves one sister. DOI Wilbur Edward Testing. I hersl chepel ird Aha Eve sts. s "Notice of funcral Iaice: Departed this life 30, 1935. at her | burke, E GETT. wife of v.he late Elias Clagett. daugtiter of the late John 8 and Louiss ‘Barpour, devoted mother of Luls a D.. Volney. Clarence and Jesse Clluu and beloved grandmother of Burdetie L. Duckett sur- is Jived by three nicces aid tweIve n-p“‘ne Re:gml rflun.,-l the residence of her ) d rbnnr ll K st. Funera! Tuesday. from the above Bifes and triends tvited 1o attend. terment Harmony Cemetery. E. C. TURNBURKE DIES IN ARLINGTON Former Chairman of County Board Will Be Buried Tomorrow. In- By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. CHERRYDALE, Va, April 1.—Fu- neral services for mgene C. Tumn- | 71. charter member of the| Cherrydale Fire Department and for- | mer chairman of the County Board, | who died following a short illness at his home yesterday, will be held to- morrow. Mr. Turnbuke was born in Wash- ington and moved to Arlington County in 1906. He took an active part in organizing the Cherrydale Fire De- partment and from 1910 to 1922 served as chief. He was elected to the County Board in 1924 and served to 1932. During his first term he was chairman of the board. Up to the time of his ill- ness he was active in civic affairs. He retired as an employe of the sewerage department of the District of Columbia in 1932, after 25 years’ service. Besides his widow, Mrs. Martha E. ‘Turnburke, he is survived by two sons, Leon and Eugene P. Turnburke. Mr. Turnburke was a member of Cherrydale Lodge, A. F. and A. M, Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Virginia State Firemen's Association. Rev. Henry J. Miller, rector of St. George's Episcopal Church, will con- duct services at the home, 35 Preston avenue. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. 1,000 SEEK TROUT FREDERICK, Md., April 1 (#).— The trout-fishing season opened here today with nearly 1,000 anglers on hand to troll the waters of Pishing and Hunting Creeks. The fishing began immediately after midnight, when the ban was lifted, and went on by artificial light until dawn, The casting continued unabated to- day in the well-stocked streams. Deaths Reported. Charles A. W l.lhnu 88 Columbia rd. 13 Madison st. 2. 3rd st. ne. Emergency Hos- Georgetown Univer- 50, Casualty Hosital. A H.l’l'lnu 481418 _She 1 ) st. ot Mary Lowe. Ghildre no';mu Tofant Robert k. nnluu Georsetown Unl versity H L 88,1007 Md._ave william Ha n-flfl ave Rlice T, a Jonn BrHel 4, 8. mm'b'em i Hospii rabeth's Hospital. Nicholas Warner. 45. ‘Gallinger Hospital. Veterans' Administration 201 an il 100 Virainia ave. ew. William Butler, 33, Galiinger Hospital. die 29. Gallinger Hospital. Births Reported. Earl G. lnd Ada Brown. girl. Sanford W. and Lillian Rosenthal. boy. Berbers W Aand Margaret Smalley. boy. Harry C. Pemnnm sirl - Vagnerini, girl, d Margaret Rose. 14 A"and Mary Smith. Joseph E. and Mary MeGlure. boy. Ray L. and Rose Barnett, nrl lnr and_£mms Budd. l Ji 1d Estelle colem-n. FOUND. Mlle part English: in Friend. C.. eek. N Anbasr Protective Nesciatiomerion 5941 Mcn.rr nlrro' -mte nla lost l-t- downto area. urday Adams 100" CHANGE PURSE. small. black, siik. con- taining key. Keep money as re . re- fum and contents. Phone n ‘OOAT—WIII the lady who took by mistake the black coat with Persian lamb collar from Tilden Gardens dining room. between 3 and 4 p.m._please return? DIAMOND RING, on P st. n.w. on Wed. tray in & 10c store, ring 1288 and Fr geatimental valus and very iberal reward. National 0R2f EYEGLA in_taxicab. vluam case. Friday nllhl h n. one o0d_2677-J. FRA’ TTY !Im-. in taxi- €ab or at anon !l-ltlnn lamd Charles M._Galloway. 2015 Belmont :gr':m'm derrier: m-ll» male. mar) 1308 and" Jetierson sis. or MI ave. . __Geol ” Reward. 3635. HR SR, & R M and i ..,:."-‘.i"vmwg; 2E ard. Waaemt. ‘!¢Polt A A\ Beatha. m-‘l_'l. (fimr ) EEE g k iE H 850 i 3 i 55:555 ;g A 5., from the above funeral crfz‘mh Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4 Mr: llnn H’ m "ifi ln st lfl- DflLY I le Pnuldm M. A. DICKERSON. COOPER. MENRY ALBERT. On Sund: 'll’th ’l lflu HENRY ll'é at 2 p.m. Tuesday. April DANIELS, ARTHUR On_ Saturday. March "30. 1935 A R beloved son of Jessle Danlels. Remains mm. 8, Hysones parlors. 1300 N st. Notice of funeral later. DAVIDSON, CHESTEE A. On Priday. March 20, sL 11:45 p.m. at his Igsidence” 1522 vxfi’égfi."b ,u“ [ 3 eloved hus- band of Laura F. Davi He 1s also Sarvived by three Msteremn-en. Mirie Jetton. Louise Meredith -nd ‘Rosetta Hall: a brother-in- Hall, and mlny other N After 6 p.m. Sunday remains will rest at his late’ residence. where funeral services will be held Tuesday April 2. at 11 am . Walter rooks of- ficiating. Intermen: Middleburg. Va. 1° DAVIDSON. CHESTER A. Members of the Youns Men's Immediate Relief Asso- clation are requested to attend the fu- neral A Taithtul member of our Board of Direcs tors.” Puneral Tuesday, April 2. at 11 trom his late residence. 1522 Cor- Coran 5t THSM\! HOLLAND President. E. M. SMITH. Secretary. DAWSON. REBECCA ROGERS GRAY. 3, at JAWSON. wife of the late Thomas Ham- bieton Dawson and daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Alexander T. Gra Body resting at_the ehapel of Josenh Gawler's Sons. 1756, Ps. ave n.w. un- 2. Services at term DIESTE, WILLIAM PAUL. Suddenly. on 30, 035 et Sibley v te (nee father “of William Curfll an Elizabeth Digste and brother of Louls P. and Edwh Fune: ral from his fi¢ rendence 2078 ] Pl n.w. on ‘Tuesday. April 2 a Relatives and Triends invited. -Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. ES JAMES T. On Sunday. March 31, ll_rhl! homz Charlotte Hall. lld. K late residence nn ‘Tuesday. thence to 8t Mary's Catholic Bryantown. Md.. where requiem mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Priends and relatives invited. FALLS, JOSIAH H. On Saturday March 15, at the home of his sister-in- iaw. Mire: Peari Gincer. Rushesvitic, Pav JOSIAH_H.. beloved husband of Della Palls. He is also survived by one daugh- ter. Lela Lavender. and a granddaughter. | mains resting | Mr3. Ardeile Donahue, at ‘iis late home, 1120 I st. n.e services will be held on Tuesday. April .m. Relatives and friends in- nterment Fort Lincoln Ceme- HABERKORN, HN L. On Mareh 310 r\ 5. at his residence. Fred- erick, M¢.. JOHN L. HABERKORN, fa- ther ‘of Eimer L. il.tmlmm and Mrs. Spencer Zimmerman of S Fineral Wednesdsy afiernoan. A A‘m l!. at Prederick, Md. Notice of e HAMILTON. MARY CATHERINE Bnumu March 30. 1935, at_her r-i- dence. 5418 Conduit rd. n.w. Y A” TON. beloved wife of Benjamin P. Hamilton und daushter of Geors: where Sunday. be said at 10 III: for the soul. Inte: it Glen- JAMES CLIFTON. On Monday, 1935. at ‘the home of his son- in-law lnu daughter. Dr. and Mrs. John urphy. staff residence No 3. l'lll.lbelh'l Hospital. JAMES CLIP- TON_HARRIS. beloved late Harriet E. Harris (nee Smith) is “survived by three daughters. Mrs. Maysie J. lel\ L, Murphy. Mrs. Pearl Husnter: 'two Thomas V. and Edward C, Harris. Re: mains may be viewed at th 1 of Thomas F. Murray & Son. ave. se. from 6 pm. until Ilandly. April 1. Interment Bap Cemetery, Afton. Va.. Retiay. ADFL D HICKS. MARTHA ANNA. oOn Sunday. réh 31, 3t ihe residence of het Recs. M1s : 1511 Park road n.w., MARTHA ANNA HICK hl- neral from the W. W. Chlmbfls Co. lu- neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n. Tuesday. April . at 8:30 a.m.: G to Bacred Heart Church. where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invif In- ferment (private) at Holy Rood Ceme- Hebmn Wed- m!' KATIE MAY. 01\ Saturday, March 20, 1635, KATIE '-r ¢ 45 a. Requiem Fiel's | Chirch at 9 P am. Relatives and friends invited. HUGHES, GEORGE THOMAS. On Ilon- day, April 1. 1935. GEORGE THOMAS HUGHES, beloved husband of Mary E. }iume:hol 2 Lanier ol now. Puneral be_offered at § a.m_ Holy Rood Cemetery. nelmm and Il’lenfls invited. JOHNSON, MARY. on FrMay. March 20 MARY JOHNSON. ‘wife of Woody Jobmson and sister of vld wil- i Remains resting at 'uneral r.hnr:h l("i“ You st.nw. Fu nm-';n Monday. April 1. at 7 ermon u Biirch Interment Lexingion. Va: JONES, FANNIE. Officers and members of Garfleld Tabernacle, No. 45. Order of Qalilean Fishermen. are notified of the of r FANNIE JONES and are l meeting Tuesday. Ap: 1935. p.m.. to arrange for the funeral” B % rder. of SARAH P. JO! . Ruler, SARAH V. MURPHY. R. W Seril 2 KAISER. JOMN M. On Monday, '.Hfl 1, N Spoley | Hospital, KAISER: ‘brother of the Iate Miss Mary K.ltur lnd uncle of Mr. Harry F. Lowe. Puneral, services on Wednesday. April 0 pm. dors, at Hysong's . oW, lenwood 3, 200’ N Toterment G Cemetery. LEAPLEY, MARGARET AVILDA. On Sune day. March 31. 1935 at_hker home. Poolesville, Md.. ARET AVILDA LEAPI 13 survived by one brother. Prark Leapley: gng sister, Jen ple Lespley of Poolesviile Funeral from”her late residence e headay Aol FOR 2w Interment Monocacs Cem- eiery. Beallsville. Md. MALEY, GEORGE W. On_ Saturday, March_30. 1835. GEORGE W.. belav d son of the late John and Josephi: % ol“hlu m?‘a'::"x’m'y'fia ley 1345 Sheoherd n .. on s’ rdi t 1g‘mn hlntfin‘!’g& s hvitsd | *interment " Sount Glivet Cemetery. 1 eGUIRL. BARTHOLOMEW J. On Sun. dlv. March 31 1935 st his residence, (5 Adams s BARTH e gy 0] residence _on Wednesd A 9 am. Mlu\mun urch at ends are Invlted l.o attend. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. llam 3419 ma nw. day. Apri}“ n the mau of tm kuu an mass will be ouma t m ol mm. ment Rock Creek . etery. = NOTHSTINE, Gunu l. on enmrdny, M: 1935. at her residence. 946 GLADYS M. beloved st :: uu‘"fl‘ tives and- terment Circieville. NO‘I‘IHIN’I. GWYB I 01 hmrdly -\ vited to attend ‘Onio. "l'll’(llllll EUGENE C. . B p.m. Rel terment 813 ay. April g -nh Entered into i v, BT, Bitmre e Y. GAR B‘M of Edith Pnen 3 -““A-m 31K RHINES. ELEANORE C. .lernn] rest co Monda! ‘""‘ 1935, - > R T s T Sarah nl Inter« SR T T, s O ay, March 3 at 1:3 lm Georgetovn University Hospital noafs SCHAPER. nnl T _Jears. Deloved Gaushier of Charles E. Schafer Paull fer “(nee of £y N st. n.w.__Puneral Tuesday ‘Aprit at 2 p.m. from the above residence. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hi SHAFER. JOSEPH F. On llbulily March 452 Indiana ave 30. 1935, at his home husband nw. H_P. SHA] of the ‘late_Annie L. Shafer (nee Don- aldson). Remains resting &t Bireh's funeral home. 3034 M st. n.w. Notice of services later. SPENCE MARY DEAN. On Sunday. March 31,1935, at Emergency Hospital. MARY N SPENCE ‘wife ot At Snence gevoted mother of Herbert, Arthur and Juney Spence. sister of Martha and Paul Dean and lundmmher of Gertrude and Bettle Spence Notice of funer Remains resting ot the rnest Tineial church: 1432 You sten STADN!CH!'&IO \LADI! On h Sun- 935, VLADIMIR be- loved husband ot Ma déida Badova Stad- nichen Services t Ris Siater. Miee. Fofaia 2t “Stadnichenkos the Marlborouh R 18th st. n.w.. Apt: 23. on Tuesday. April 2, at 2 pm. In- terment private. THOMPSON, , WILLIAM ROBERT. On Sun- 935_at Providence Hos- XUJ ROBERT, husband oI Thompsen and grandson of Elia B H!uhzr He is also survived by six uncles. John. B Willim, Er- DestTee and Bénnett Thompson. neral from the W. Chambers Co. st_funeral home. 517 11th at. 1l 3. at 10 L n- m Wednesday. Apr R!llllvu and friends are invited. ent near O'Inu Va. C. Sunday. e ravencesys filierrydlle d‘:'lh !‘U(‘a % oved _husband o ke lm Bean). father and Leon George W. RKE, Marcn 30" 1558, at Preston ave. TURNBUR ns resting his where services will be Beid Taesday. April = at & bom. | Inters ment Arlington National Cemetery. Members of dw‘\lrd J. Ross Oouncil. Jr. RLES H. On Saturdav, !Llrcn 30."1935. at Emergency Hospital. ARLES H TUTHILL. father of Mrs. Edear P Copeland and Mrs. Carrie T. Jaqua Intzrmeut Milford, Del., Tu!s- dl:. April 2. AMY. On Saturdar. \ur:h 2% at her residence. 19 St Jol aves Aiingion Va CAMY WINSTOR devoted mother of "Almeda. Sina and James Winston, sister of Jim' and Merdis Howeil. ~Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral eharch 1435 You 5t. n.w. Notice of funeral later, Q0 Friday. March HERMAN E’ YORK. Soi of the late Tsasc and Caroline Pors. prother of Millie York, father of Res- inald York of Chicago. Ili.: Cora Carter Florine " Murohy. - Guentin york - and Caroline York. Remains resting at ¥ra- ser's funeral parlors. Funeral Tuesday. . from Praziers fu- neru hnme. 388 H. 1. ave, n.w, In Memortam. BUNDY. ZEXOBIA M. = Sacted the nusmg and A M. A nmed tbls ma five years ago today, sha mvn nu Dature. Ihe warmth of sun, 't km e, The birds th fll]n& B The stream Gehes 63 way Her Rome to Ber was sheine o But one lu'e helfl her not llon!. 8Bhe sought out poverty and grief. who touched her robe lnd ound relie!. 80 sned she in her Masters work. Wien througn the silence ‘Quik ana aim. God c.ued"fiu ‘ana’she fied to Him HER D] IOTHER AND SISTER. xm.m AND DELLA BUNDY. » BUTLER. JOHN M. In loving remem- brance of my dear husband. JOHN M. UTLER. who ~departed this life oné year ago. April 1. 1934. Ong year has passed since you left me, Bui your smiles are with me yet. T will always cherish the memory of you m T'll never forget. M1 hnn still aches with sadness, My eves shed a tear A OThe CRa” o1 One long ear HIS DEVOTED WIFE AXD DAGGHTER. * NIXON. BLANCHE E. In sad bus loving rememhun:e of ny devoted mother, BLAN( E. NIXON. who departed this 16" Be sears auo_todus Ap 1 1650; My heart eannot tell how I miss You. My lips do mot know what to say: Only God knows how I miss you In my home today. HER DAUGHTER. MARY DURRER. SNYDER, ALEXENIA GRACE. In loving um:mhrmce of our dear dlulhur AL- EXENIA CE SNYDER. . who departed this life one year ago today. April 1. One Year has passed since ou lett me. But your smules are wit T will always cherish the memory of 7ou ‘Whom I'll never forget. TOLIVER, WILLIAM Sacred to the memory of our dur devoted husband and fat her. who departed this life April 1, 1832, Oh, "twas 3 bitter sorrow him beneath the sod; Yel 'mt . b.eued comfory know he is with God. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EMM DAUGHTER. i A FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN R. WRIGHT _ 1337 10th St. N.W. _Phene North 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. lle".her the he suceesgor : nor eonufiug:ma the or l "1009 H St. N.W. NAnol'lll "l?” J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 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