Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1935, Page 9

ADMR. A. L. WILLARD FUNERAL IS HELD, Classmates Serve as Pallbearers. Burial in Arlington With Full Naval Honors. Puneral services with full naval honors were held this morning at 0100 T the Fort Myer Chapel for Rear Ad- miral Arthur Lee Willard, U. 8. N,, retired, who died Sunday at his home, 2101 Connecticut _avenue. Burial followed in Arlington National Cemetery. The pallbearers were former class- mates of Admiral Willard at Annapo- lis. These included Rear Admiral H. G. Gillmor, retired; Rear Admiral H. H. Hough, retired; Rear Admiral H. H. Christy, retired; Brig. Gen. George Richards, paymaster of the Marine Corps; Brig. Gen. R. H. Lane, U. 8. M. C, retired; Ospt. E. T. T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! Pollock, U. 8. N., retired, and Oapt. Chester Wells, U 8. N., retired. Admiral Willard, who was 65, had spent 47 years of his life in the Navy and for several years was head of the Navy Yard here. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Isabel Ellison Willard, and a sister, Mrs. Paul Selby of Kirksville, Mo, —_— Births Reported. b Enhang "\‘-“x“"-" fl’.u. Nicola and Oarmeia DU LT 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 20 Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World The beauty of $500 metal. Cars, Hearses and Ambulances For the small price of $265. The complete Funeral Service by Chambers includes: Cars, Hearse, use of Chapel and all other details. You will agree with thousands of other families served by Chambers it’s a service of beauty, dignity and quality fit for Kings. ALL FOR ONE PRICE In Case of Death, Call Chambers ONLY $265 T FINAL REHEARSALS Pageant to Get Last Review at Roosevelt High. Final rehearsals for the pageant “Simon Bolivar, the Liberator,” to be presented by the Community Center Department Thursday and Friday evenings at 8:30 pm. at Roosevelt High School, will be held tonight. The pageant is to be given in observance of Pan-American day and in honor of the Pan-American Union. « « « and Obtain the Best at Small Cost Funerals $75—§95—8125—8§165—$195—$265 and Up Complete The Greater Chambers G 517 11th S. E. 1400 CHAPIN Call Columbia S T AT T T L T T T Nl wl 0432 Call (T Lincoln 4477 LT e LT HE B C oF THE LOWEST PRICE FIELD BiqCA" LENGTH, WIDTH, STRENGTH Nearly 16 feet long! And 5 feet wide at rear wheels, where road-safety and stability come from! Yet stubby, narrow cars cost almost as much. LaFayette is actu- ally 1 inch wider and within 234 inches of the average length of cars $75 to $300 higher. sturdier, stronger throughout! The priced 4-door Sedans average And it's bigger, four other lowest- 150 pounds less weight; 10 higher priced Sedans only 35 pounds more! BidCA RIDE |BigCat CONSTRUCTION springs flex evenly, never need oil, never squeak. A uniform level ride in both front and back seats! The Nash-built LaFayette has more finecar construction features than any of the other 21 cars under $895 at the factory! Full-pressure lubrication, seven bearing crankshaft, 80 horsepower and 80 miles an hour at low engine speed are just a few of the many examples of Nash precision-engineering. LAFAYETTE *580° Shorter, narrower, lighter cars average only $7.50 less. Cars costing up to 300 more do not equal LaFayette in important measurements LAFAYET WITH SEE THE LOW PRICED TE 4-DOOR SEDAN BUILT-IN TRUNK [T T il IO D. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly eloudy and continued cold, with lowest tem- perature about 35 degrees tonight; tomorrow fair and not s0 cold; mod- erate north and northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy and con- tinued cold tonight; tomorrow fair and somewhat warmer. Virginia—Partly cloudy, probably light frost in the interior tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy and not so cold. ‘West Virginia—Mostly cloudy to- night and tomorrow; slightly warmer tomorrow. Repert for Last 34 Hours. Temperuture, Barometer, Yesterday— Degrees. .. 8 pm. Midnight .... Today— 4 am. 8 am. Noon . Record lur Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Huhen 42, 6 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 6! Lowul, 33, 6:30 a.m. today. Year 2go, 48. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 80, on March 21, Lowest, —2, on January 28, Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 92 per cent, at 7:10 am. today. Lowest, 84 per cent, at 6:30 pm. yesterday. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today Tomorrow High . . 12:16am. 1:12am, Low . « 6:56am. T:54am. High . 12:30pm. 1:27pm. Low . . 7:30pm. 8:26pm. The Sun and Moon, Sun, today.. Sun, tomorrow. E Moon, today 58am. 12:38am. 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 ... 527 355 February 237 327 Merch 3.39 3.75 | April . 304 327 | May 3.70 ! June . 413 July . . 4.71 August . . 4.01 Sll 884 9.13 10.69 10.94 10.63 1441 17.45 857 September . 324 | October 284 | November .. .. 237 869 December .. . 332 156 Weather in Various Cities. Shrcaton. BC. Chicago. Tl , Oh! Denver. Detroit El P SBT3 ooDpRa. 3323 EREE RT3 Indianapolis Jacksonville N2 = D202 2302 2323y 883 S5 1 2313 N. Dérature. Weather. oA omn-sci‘nm- Todays) Londonhln:hnd. e Gloudy Cdar Hlll Cmete‘;?; FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR AT TEN VRSN, Established 1900 SARDO & CO. . AMBULANCE SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 \\\\“\\\\ W. WARREN TALTAVULL SOS AR A SRS S AR T Corner Spring Road Ph COl. 0464 O1€S { ADams 10341 For a Regular . $150 Funeral 0O, TUESDAY, APRIC 9, 1935 Broker Dies HARRY A. LAMBORNE. HARRY A. LAMBORNE, STOCK BROKER, DIES| #: Former D. C. Man Began Career Here as Board Boy—Funeral in Texas. Harry A. Lamborne, stock broker, who began his career here as a board | boy with Hutton & Co., died yesterday at his home in Fort Worth, Tex., where he was associated with Bache & Co. A brother of Malcolm D. Lam- borne, advertising writer here, he was a graduate of the old McKinley Tech- nical High School. Since leaving Washington Mr. Lam- borne had also been assoclated with Strandberg, McCreevy & Co. and Ben- nett & Co. in Kansas City, Mo. At the outbreak of the World War he volunteered for the aviation serv- ice. Upon finishing the course at the | ground school in Urbana, Ill, he was assigned to active duty in France when the armistice was signed. | Mr. Lamborne was born in Mobile, | lAll. July 13, 1887. He is survived | by his mother, Mrs. Clara M. Lam- borne; his widow, Mrs. Evelyn Lam- borne, and a stepson, Ralph. He also | leaves another brother, William Dun- can Lamborne, formerly of this city, | now in Harrisburg, Pa. | Funeral services will be conducted | by the American Legion, with burial | at Fort Worth, ALBERT S. RIDDLE RITES HELD TODAY Retired From Post Office Depart-| ment After 38 Years—Died Suddenly. Funeral services were to be held today at 2:30 o'clock for Albert S. Riddle, 71, an employe in the Post/ Office Department for 38 years, who | died suddenly Saturday at his resi- dence, 204 Hancock avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Services were to be at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cary, 4031 Carroll avenue, Takoma Park, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Riddle was born in Caro, Mich., but had lived in Washington since his employment in the Post Office De-! partment. He retired from that de- partment about two years ago and his last position there was captain of the watch. He was well known throughout the Government unit and | was a member of Columbia Com- | mandery, No. 2, Knights Templar. | Mr. Riddle is survived by a brother, Frank Riddle of Caro; a niece, Mrs.| Walter Houston of Asheville, N. C., and two nephews, C. M. Wood of troit and Roy Riddle of New Orlea: e Williams to Speak of Bryan. Wayne Williams, special assistant to the Attorney General, will address the Democratic National Council of the District at a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the University Club. His topic will be “The Bryan of Qards of Ehankn HAMILTON. MARY KI to ex- Dress sincere-thanks and sppreciation 1o any relatives and friends for their Kind"thousnts. Sympachy expreseed and AR L ML N N eath of my wite . ILTON. FRANK HAMILTON 'nl'ru. JULIA BROOKS. The tamily he late Mrs. BROOKS TAR- fully lclnowledn G thodsht- mpathy and foral tributes £] NY!IV!HCI’AI THE FAMILY, Braths. Py AR, Aonags ot itth onday. April, 8 af 5 C. BARBER Thiow o Geosie BaTher, Faners] fose {he residence of her nikce Mrs. Mattie Miller 504, Seward " Savisre se on Thursday April 11, at S B Relatives lnltar- Vera fulness, during i = and friends invited to attend. ment Congressional Cemetery. FOUND. | BRING OR REPGRT DESERTED A | to the Animal Protective Association. 5800 letwufln ave. n.w. Phone Emerson LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusie, up to moon day oy issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Satumay BAG—Lady's. brown cloth, muff shaped: left in phone booth. Ambassador Theater. Sunday night. _Reward. _District 1070. CAT silver Persian mixed with black, on urday. Reward. Call Decatur & Col. 1. rd.. Monday: contains ll other bills " _Phone Columbia 2340 tan ISH R—Fe; white. fick. marks, prominent eves; black collar with brass studs; lost 5th. 'Notify Wash- Toston Animal Rescue Leasue. Norih 5510, Wnnhrunn McLane. Clarendon, Va. O. Box 842 Phone cl-undnn 906.. !'o X TERRIER—Wire-haired. and tan: straved i 711 sinia W. War Hi nb—! Teather: near 1710 D B R ew et s Ms Brcarics. ADL. 305, North Maryland Oourts. Lir o[ 10490, Beaths. April 7. 1095, 8¢ her home, SA01 ay, Al ler home. &l land, D. C. MARY EDITH, iite's companion of Fréd Barnes and molher of Althea N. Rinehart: sis- Ler ol)lllmllfllv Harry 8. and Willlam R Norwood of Baitimore, Md. Obsequies ld ll her late home at_2:30 &m Wefl esday, April O etz oMciating. Interment af ington Memcrial Park. Rela l'u lnd friends welcome. BLACKBURN, CHARLES L. On Monday Aoril 8. 19%. ‘at_his Tesidence 41 Dot L. _BLACI usls BURN. beioved ' husband of Mary thkbnrn Remaing resting st the Siinee Co. funeral nome. Zbol Tt R st funeral later. BRADSHAW. MATTIE. Departed this life on Mondsy, April l um» at 11:58 .m.. after' a brief iliness. AW. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving husband and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. BURKE, WILLIAM T. On Tueday. April 9. 45, b m lt his rmdm:e veloved son ‘6t Wiihem B and Hary E Barped B0k Irom the residence on Thursday. April 1 am; thence to Phen'a’ Shurch where mass will am. Relatives and Interment Holy Rood 10 ie. red at 9 friends mm.a Cemete: cuntu, On Monday. April 8. 13146 Monroe "aa 193 x( At B mluzme HARRY M. CA beloved Busband of Fannle Les Comell® P neral will be held from the above resi- dence on Thursda 8:3 am. Re Church at 9 a ntermeni 8t. John' Cem!teu Pbrefl Glen, Md. CRADLE. WILLIAM. On Saturday. Mml 6. 1935, WILLIAM CRADLE, the beioved hum-nd S Martha Cradle. ather of Al- Bumuel Lorense” and . Remains resting at Fra- Tal home, 389 R. 1. ave. n.w. n ral 1 Thursday, April 11, at 1 pm. from the above funeral home, ~Inter- ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 10 280 guce DONLOE: dtvnuu sister "ot the late 8arah B. Throckmorton. loving aunt_of Mrs. Annie V. Barnes of Jamaica. N. Y. Mattie and " Lillie Throckmorton. She ieaves other reiatives and many friends. Remains resting at her late residence Funeral Wednesay. Aoril 10. a2 pm rom Turner Memosial A. M. E. Chujeh. Btk and P sts. Bow. ‘interment Har- mony Cemetery 9 WILLIAM CURTIS. On Tuesta. | 5. at Sibley Hospit LIAM CURTIS DUNN. beloved hisband of Teresa Fiorence Dunn inee Chezza). | Funeral from his late residence. 121t K st. n.w. on Thursday. April 11. at_10 am.’ Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 0 GRAY, JULIA C. On Mondsy, April § 1435 at Emergency Hospital, JULIA C GRAY. ~She is survived by one sister, Miss Lydia Gray of the Cecil Apart: Puneral services Wednesday, Anru 10, a1 2 Hysong's parlors, 1400 N st. n.w GIIIEI LOUISE VERONIC. On 8un. pril 7. 1995, at her nsmencr 1534 Nonn Carolina ave ne., 18% | VERONICA' GRIMES. beloved " davehter | of Henry and Rufh_ Grimes, Bernice. Clarice and Evelyn Grimes. the adopted daughter of Mr A William " Lane. Sne aiso leaves other Telatives and friends. -~ Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1432 You st Funeral Thursday, | April 11. at 1 p.m.. from the above fu- neral “church. ln!ermem Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. 10 HARRIS, JORN l:nwum Devarted this life on Tuesday, Avcil 8, 19: am. JOI RD HARRIS beloved husbana of Matian Giian Harris. son | of John and (he ot CCatherine Brother of William. Eima. Tda and Macd Harris_ Pear] 8ampson and Helen Gard- ner. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. | ice of xunem later. On Tuesday. April 9. ERaiA HERNDON beloved daugh- (!Y 0! Ida Redd. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home, 359 R. I. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. EMMA M. On Monday EDWAR April | EMM. o Baiuel G Horton aga mother of Mrs. Constance Pasqual bert and Eearl Horton and mother-in- law of Joseph Pasqual. Funeral serv- ices at the W. W. Chambers Co. Soulh- east funeral home. 517 11th st Wednesday. April 10 'at 2 p. | Lves and friends are invited. Interment | ar Hill Cemetery. | ul\vs. CHESTER HAYDEN. On Sunday 7. 1935 at his_residence. 13; o TER HAYDEN JARVIS, devoted husband of Ruth Lu loving father of William. Do Chester Mrs. Willlam Ernest Jarvis jr.: devoted son of Jarvis. brother of W Marle J. Lewis Nov Ap ‘D from th New Bethel Baptisi Churrh th and S sts. n.w, Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 9 LEVERONE, MARY A. On Tuesday. April 0. 19 a nce. H st d from Timothy Hanlon's neral chapel 641 H day. April 11. at Tnss at Holy' Name Chu Tnterment St Mary's Ceme tives and friends invited to attend. McMAHON, KATE Funeral from ‘the above regidence on Wednesday. April 10, at N30 thence to 8t. Joseph's Church. und $18 T g Where Tequiem mass” xill be offered at ® am. Rela nds favited. “'Interment Mount Ofivet Ceme- | McMAHON. KATE. Members of the dality of the Blessed Virgin of Joseph's Church are notified of death of Mrs. KATE McMAHON sf,. 8 on Tuesday. | April 9, 1035, at 7:30 p.. to recite the Rosary. - Funeral services at the above residence’ on Wednesday. April 10. at 6:10 am.: thence to St. Paul's Church. | 15th and V n.w.. where mass will be offered at 7 a.m. for the repose of her foul, Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Prostburg. i MURPHY. MARY 'rm:l}:sn. On Mon- day. April 8. 1935, at her residence. 415 Soutn Churéh st Ballston. Va. MARY THERESA MURPHY (nee Quinn). be- loved wife of the iate Francis Murphy and mother of Frank X.. Miss Mary J.. James R. ana Miss Gertrude V. Murphy and Mrs. Prank Dreifus and Mrs. Jonn » ton. Remains resting at ate !Elld:nt! Ml(i will be \lld T*mr(dar pril 11 at 9 am St. Charles EBthotic. cinurch, Ciaréndon. Va. {or the repose of her soul. Interment St. Mary's Gemetery. Alexandria. Va. Relatives and friends invites | NICKERSON, cnn:m\t FOSTER. View: ERIN 1C) S T Ay Nickerson and mother of Foster Grant and Thomas Shires Nickerson and sister of Miss Jean Foster Gunn mains resting at her late residence. where serv- ijces will be held Wednesday April 10. at 1:45 pm._Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. AMES E. !udflenly on Mcnclv lmgi'a 1935. JAMES belo: of the late Idhnra ‘-na Saran O 1817 Irvi - April L) n the Church of i tion at 9:30 am Remivea lnd Triends invited. Xmermrnl‘ Mount Olivet Cemetery. O'NEIL, JAMES E. Wsshington. D. C. Lodge, No. 15. B. P. O. !.lk' The lodge will con- ne in session of sorrow at late brother. O'NEIL. class of . 1921, who passed to the d Lodge of the Hereafter Mon- day. \ADY!] B (EIK tervices at 1817 Trv- w.. at By order e 3 T READY. Exalted Ruler. Attest W. & SHELBY. Secretary. PAYNE, n:nnrn‘r A. On Monday. April 81935 BERT A.. beloved husband of Anna M- P-yne and father of Mar- garet Seay Payne. Remains resting at | the Lee funeral home 41h St and Mact. | ave n.e. where services will be held on Wednesday. April 10. at 2:30 pm. Rel- atives and friends umuu Interment at Cedar Hill Cem He is survive brother. Joseph Reed; two sisters. Mrs. Macy Price and Mrs. Julia Brent May’ be viewed at the Malvan & Schey funeral paricrs. New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. ~Notice of funersl later. ROBINSON. HAROLD F. On Friday. April 1935. at Gallinger Hospital. HAROLD ROBINSON, devoted son of Carrie F. Robinson_and' the late George A. Rob- inson. He also leaves to mourn their loss & sunts. six uncies and a host SF other relativés ‘and {riends Wednesday, April 10, at 1 Iiterment Harmony Dexnned this life Beaths. FSTELLE. muddeniy. on Sun- 1l 7, 1945. st Sibley Hospital belnvrd wite of Frank Stormer and mother of Mrs. Mary Dement P'u- neral from her late residence. 1134 3. S.e. on Wednesday. ABril 10, st 5.y pm. " Interment Congressional Gem- etery. Relatives and friends sre invited, STORMER. ESTELLE. The officers and members of Lovalcy Lodge. No. 4, Or- der of Shepherds of Bethlehem. are hereby requested to attend the funeral services of our departed member. Lady E: STORMER. 1134 K st, on, Tuesday evening. April 9 clock. "By crder of MARY " 'GREEN, Beribe o Oegrs and me. mph Council. No_ % Daug Yrs Of America are Featiested ‘o assem ble at the ruldtnte of Sister Georgia th st. s.¢. on Wednesday. Abril 10, 1035, at 1 6'Sek. 3 dor the pumon of attending the fumnl ol gur Jate slster, ESTELLE 4 (XY 1334 K ED M. RILEY. Councilor, Attest: J. W. BCHWENK. R. STORMER, ESTELLE. A umul | omseting banon Chapter. No e a, o e Rasenic Crdipte, 13th and N. Y. nw. on Wednes: day. April 10. i9 t 1'pm. for the Purbose of ‘Conducting services for oup te sister. ESTELLE STORMER. EMMA SHAMLEFPER Worthy Matron. LILLIE McKENZIE. Secretary THOMAS. CARRIE V. Saturday. April 6. 193 Springfield Mass.. Mrs. CARRIE V. nm\uq devoted wite of Willlam H. Thomas and mother of William P. Thomas. Mrs. Ethel Taver nier and the late Mamie Elzey. She is also survived by five grandchildren and other relatives Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. nw. until 6 pm. Tuesday thereafter at ‘1312 8 st. n.w. Puneral Wednesday. April 10, at 1 pm. from Peonle'’s Congrezational Church. pis terment Harmony Cemetery. WALKER, FANNIE. Departed this nre on Monday. April & 1035 at e Fesidence. *.. FANNIE WALKER, malhrv u! Phc and Rmmand 4 Walker. Remains resting st Bentley & Malloy funeral home 1 5th b Flor- ida ave. nw. Notice of funersl later. WALKER. JUANITA U[ Dtflarv»d tm: life on Baturday. Ap: ) Bim JUANITA . WALKER, the de. 8is- voted daughier of Gertrude Waler ter of Claude, Gilmore and Rebecea Walker. ‘She alto leaves one niece. one nephew and a _host of O.hbr relulw‘ and friends. " Remain: late residence 24 Qu Where funeral services w1 nesday, April 10, at 1 en offici: nl\rE emorial Cemeters ASHINGTON. MARY ADELAIDE, peacefully into_ (eternal ril LAIDE " WASHINGTON™ daughter of the laie Mary Jessup. and devoted wife of George Washington She leaves one brother. one , loving sis- ter-in-law. one nephew 9f fue and faithful fr Thursday. April 11 Ebcn!lrr Chu'c‘ STORMER, Departed this lite n'e b hela Wea: ) pm., Rev. E Interment L: Passed r 5 pm. Tuesday Eificoih Memomial Comeiors WILLIAMSON. JAMES Suddenly, Monday. April & 1035 JAMES A loved husband of Ada B \\nmm Funeral services at Saffell's ch and H sts. nw. on Wi e “Interment 10 Hosp: loving father of and Thomas latives and lends to mourn his departur funeral chapel Notice of funer In Memoriam, FRASER, DR. SARAH LOGUEN. In lov. ing, memory of FRAS Goins. who GARRISON, JOHN WILBUR remembrance of my dear WILBUR GARRISON. who decarte life five years ago today. April 9. Flowers mav wither. leaves f; Though otfiers may forget 1870 1 and die ou. never A nr\on:n FRIEND. KATHRYN Mc- CLELLA HARKINS Al'fr DODSON. Sacred "\ the memory of our daughter d ur mother. ALICE DODS()‘«‘ HARKINS w }") died two years ago wdn' April 9. 1983 s yem therefore. a rest for HER PARmfi nzonr;z 8 AND \‘!'T J__DODSON. SHIR!.Eh RU LIAM E HARK] ', ALICE DODSON e des and lite departs, be hea HOLLAND, JULIA l‘ In sad but remembrance of our dear n sister A C. HOLLAND L tered into llFH’n' rest l today. April 5. Tas F'E;Eh“ h? lh\ Wiee PRI PSR ROOKS. = MATTHEWS, GEORGANNA embrance of HIY In her departed thic today. April Before our eves sou went ker'each day Ting Your cuftering Unt HEPR Crz}s\onm DAvGHETER. mENE McCAULEY. SARAH LOUISE, our mother, SARAH ShttEy "o passed Fears ago today. Aril 91 RABBITT, ANN ROSA. In memory LOVISE, Me- RIDGWAY. CHARLES F. In sad byt lov- ing remem of our dear fath CHARLES B "RIDGWAY wha densiiod ‘lhl‘ lf! five vea ago today. April 9. One who was. better God n A vonderiul friend so lov OVELLIA "THELMA ARD ROBEY. JOHN EDWARD. Tn sad but lov- beloved son and RD ROBEY. who deparied this life four years ago todey. April 9, 103 Ohr ezt canval el Naw e miss you, ur 1ips do not know what to say But only God knows how we mits you In our lonely home todas Our hearts still ache with sadness, Qur eves shed many a tear God omy kmé\xsxh?n we gms vou +the end of four sad vesrs LOVING. ‘Bii ER BROTHERS | ROSS. NETTIE B. In loving ramembrance of our dear mother, NEVTIE B ROSS who Dassed nway one year ago today. Rorit 6 We love you and miss you, mother dear, But vou were taken away God loved you and wanted you He 100k ¥ou to heaven 10 stay. HER LOVING CHILDREN SMITH. ADA. In memory mothier” Mrs. ADA SMITH. who deparied this life April 9. 1 HER, CHILDREN ~"CHARLES ~MAR- AND WALTER it SNIDER, THOMAS ¢ ors ot mx Grar dnady, THoMAs G SHIER wha died six years ago today. Abril i 1000 Till memory fades and life departs You'll live forever. dear dadds. in my heart HIS DEVOTED SON. CLINTON SNIDER AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geir’s Sons Co. Moders chaper Mo NAtional 2473 Joseph F Blrcb s Sons 5;1".’%‘1&52‘ ’z'fu'u’ 3034 M St. N.W | CHAS, 'S, ZURHORST ¢ co. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_LIncoln JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th_St. N.W. _ Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO0. Heither the successor te nor connected with the original peun ‘establishment NAtam 2 9 H St. N.W. “ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the Original T, on Monda: ril 8. 1935, hd George ” Unlun)ly Holnllll Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. (nee ompson). | Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn. Ave. ;fi?:fi-{?fi:‘\x “"3\':?5.' ,‘::'1"?\‘4':;-{’-:5«"?%5 J. William Lee’s Sons Co. ovee: ons, Harry L. Benjamin FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Crematorium 4th and Mass _Ave NE. Lincoln 6200 and George S. Royce ives and friends, Re- FUNEBALS DESIGN. feing at ' Chambers funeral 1400 GUDE BROS. CO Floral Pieces 8 n.w. _Interment _1212 ¥ _NAtional 4216 _ Despite its big car size and fine car pre- cision, a LaFayette 4-Door Sedan with trunk, lists at $670. Compare this in price with the three other lowest- (':):“: trunk- eqmpped 4-door Sedans: —$675. Car B—$655. Car C—8$685. LaFayette is a bigger car and fast, mimble, responsive—80 miles per hour, § to 50 miles per hour in 1634 seconds in high gear! Clutch-pedal starting, safety front doors, rigid X-Dual 2-in-1 frame, dual construction steel body with draft- less, noiseless, full-vision ventilation. Rich OVERGOAT. man's. brown mixture, Sat- s Park it room. Kewara ™ Enone Lhcsin 230040 MaRGARET RO e e money, lu"flhl:’l!fln vicinity Roxboro lnd 7th Reward. Oall uetrovom 12 different body, chassis and engine points —against heat, cold, noise, wear. Don’t let this big-car value escape you this year! take and l sulflfly nereasing volume of business _to . & rmit The new Nash models are also at your Nash- z.m‘ rfilflgb{}:}l{nemg:l - g sord : - s iy o en, SL. - 4 And up, f.0. b factecy. [n mest tnstasces, rvice 18 Atwas T upholstery, roomy interiors,fine-carfinish. from twin ignition)—other sensational fea- your present car covers down payment. And the whole car is insulated—at 71 tures. $825 upward, f. 0. b. factory. Prices subject to change without notice. SEE IT—DRIVE IT—COMPARE IT—BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR BLAKE D. MERSON POTTER NASH MOTOR CO. Bethesda, Md. Tel. Wisc. 2644 Silver Spring, Md. SHep. 1623 A L on nw. femal POMERANIAN, m !nurdxy, ABe e Sa et AVELING BAG—] biack: lost on o bus, Priday; e anie 24 omncs nts: 1110 L st u uo uuu 'amm TYPEWRITER, V_n.w._Notify M!r.w Potoml: 55" with harness reward. = Phone at Cedar Hill Cem-my on wmnesd-y April 10. at 10: BIII'I‘IISON nANln cuv'rovd on Mon- . April 8. 1935. at_his residence, 6 Bhlnnon pl. s.e.. DANIEL CLIN- MITHSON. beloved huxbnnd of Daisy Mary Smlmlon (nee Bortz), Serv- tia E. Church, WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone L1. 8200-8201 WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. w leash_ &mnnmx &"mna 8579. 1ves and friends in- Tnterment Onion ¢ andria. Va STINEMETZ. 8, 1935, T Geo. cC Shaffer EXrutssive o LORAL EMBLEMS llN’Z“ MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NA'I' ll“ ~adeiphis. | "and Sundays 14th Eye eturn of male collie. ulh white breast. feet. Jong i S ey e S e v Spring. * w. WILLIAMS & BAKER, INC. 1507 14th St. N.W. Tel. POt. 6140 "~