Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1935, Page 11

@irl Guilty of Extortion. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., May 10 (P).—Helen Jean Banninga, 18, pleaded guilty yesterday to a Fed- eral indictment charging her with using the mails in an attempt to extort $5,000 from her father, Bert H. Banninga, through a fake kid- naping. (edar Hill AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL LEONARD JORDAN’S ALL SIZES AND MODELS ON DISPLAY 4th FLOOR ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. MEN! See These Splendid Values Sterling Quality SUITS such qualities JOHN GABRIEL HUNT, U. S. EX-WORKER, DIES | * Was in Charge of Executive Mansion at Santa Fe for Interior Department. John Gabriel Hunt, 67, with the Interior Department at Santa Fe, N. Mex., for 20 years, during' which time he was in charge of the Execu- tive Mansion, died Tuesday at his home here, 759 Morton street, after an ill- ness of eight months. Born in 8an Antonio, Tex., July 27, 1867, Mr. Hunt had lived in Washing- ton almost continuously since 1924, when he retired. Son of the late Overton and Louisa Miguel Hunt, he at /LEN-0-METER | ONLY at Jordan’s Len-O-Meter Plan never expect to find at . , $24.75* HESE suits are ' bona-fide values at $24.75. You'll see the same qualities elsewhere priced at $30 and $35. Distine- tively styled suits, featuring shirred and and conservative styles. finest all-wool fabrics, superbly tailored and handsomely fin- ished. Suits you can depend on to give you months of stylish wear, perfect fit and utmost comfort. Light Tans and Greys, Blue, Browns, and fancy pat- terns. Use your charge account, * CHARGE IT Nothing DOWN ' JUST PAY ONE-THIRD IN JUNE ONE-THIRD IN JULY BALANCE IN AUGUST NO INTEREST ADDED THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, waa the foster son of the late Bishop Ahnhun Gnnt ol the African Meth- He is survived by lwo sisters, Mrs, Lillie 8. Pierson of this city and M. Merintha Smith of Fort Worth, Tex.; brother, Edward H. Hunt of San An- tonio, and & niece, Mrs. Estelle Pink ney Webster. Services will be held at the McGuire funeral chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m, with burlal in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Doctor Drowns Fleeing Arrest. MORGAN CITY, La., May 10 (#).— Faced with a Federal narcotic charge, Dr. J. H. O'Nelll, for 15 years & prac- ticing physician here, jumped into e ocllon watera of Atchafas laya River yesterday and drowned. 13th & G Sts. JORDAN'S | Cemetery. \ DOWN and styles you'd other sport backs The | to leave here Sunday, but the serious- | ALLEN HAIGHT DIES; WAS ACTIVE MASON Proprietor of Stansbury Cafe Will Be Buried Here Tomorrow. Allen C. Paight, prominent Mason and proprietor of the Stansbury Cafe, died Wednesday at Walter Reed Hos- pital, Born in Washington November 15, 1893, Mr. Haight was the son of the late Hel 8. (Joe) Haight. & well- [ known groedr in had operated the Georgia avenue restaurant for the last 12 yeai Mr. Haight was & member of . Stansbury Lod'e. No.9, F. A. A, and the Brlght- wood Royal Arch Lodge, No. 9. He | also was & mem- | o ber of the Bright- wood Commandery and Almas Temple and had been a patron of Brightwood Chapter, No. 42, O. E. 8. Of large civic interests, Mr. Haight belonged to the Brightwood Citizens’ Association and the Georgia Avenue Business Men's Association. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Gertrude Schlosser Haight; his moth- er, Mrs. Phoebe E. Haight; a daughter, Jean Gertrude Haight, and three brothers, Henry L., Joe and Wal- ter D. Haight. Masonic funeral services will be held at the W. W. Chambers Co. chapel, 1400 Chapin street, Saturday at 2:30 | pm., conducted by Rev. Gerhard | Lenski of Grace Memorial Lutheran | | Church. Burial will be in Rock Creek MURPHY IS DELAYED DETROIT, May 10 (#).—Gov. Gen, Prank Murphy of the Philippines, re- | covering from a tonsil opeartion, will not be able to start the return trip | to his island post until Tuesday, his ! secretary, Norman Hill, said yesterday. | The Governor General had planned | necessitate a delay. STRAWS D. C, C. W. JENKINS, RETIRED FARMER, FALLS DEAD Funeral Services for Native of Virginia Will Be Held To- morrow Afternoon. Charles W. Jenkins, 75, of 2823 ‘Twenty-eighth street, who came to ‘Washington to live after retiring from his farm in Loudoun County, Va., & few years ago, fell dead in the base- ment of his home late yesterday. A native of Daysville, Va., Mr. Jenkins was a member of a prominent family of farmers. Early in life he sold cattle and horses on s large scale in Washington, driving them here from his home. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mollie A. Jenkins, and three sons and three daughters, Henry G., Clarence A. and Edgar R. Jenkins, and Mrs. Otway A. Pratt, Mrs. J. E. Sasser of Gulfport, Miss,, and. Miss Daisy D. Jenkins. Funeral services will be held at the Hines funeral home at 1 p.m. tomor- row, followed by burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. DEATH TREND HIGHER Record High in Auto Fatalities in 1838 Forecast by Council. CHICAGO, May 10 () —The Na- tional Bafety Council in session here yesterday forecast that automobile fatalities in 1935 will exceed the rec- ord high of 36,000 deaths last year, and pointed to careless drivers, the increased use of automobiles and higher speeds as principal causes. Liquor, the report said, was a con- tributing factor to increased mis- haps, although it was not regarded as one of the main factors. BREWING GRAIN LISTED Barley and Hops Increase Buedl on More Output. NEW YORK, May 10 (#)—Brew- ers in the United States will use about 50,000.000 bushels of barley and 37.500,000 pounds of hops from | the 1935 harvest, it was estimated | yesterday by the United States Brew- ers' Association. The estimate was based on & calcu- lated total production of 50,000,000 barrels of beer, ale, stout and porter this year, compared with last year's | ness of the operation, Hill said, -uh output of 41,000,000 barrels, the sur- {vey atated Foot-Joy Shoes 14TH & G STS. //// 2 from $4 PANAMAS from 38 For Summer Headwear Satisf_action SIDNEY WEST, INC. Eugem C. Gott 14th & G Sts. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. DR. S. V. V. HOLMES DIES Former Pastor of Presbyterian Church Expires at Buffalo. Dr. Samuel V. V. Holmes, pastor emeritus of Westminster Church, Buffalo, who served as associate pas- tor of the First Presbyterian Church here more than 40 years ago, died yesterday in New York City, it was learned today. He was 73 years old. After his ordination /n the terian ministry in 1847 he became pastor of the Pirst Church, luchn- Springs, N. Y. Five years la Holmes took over his duties in Wuh- ington and after a year's service went to Buffalo, where he served as pastor of the church there for 40 years. NATHAN H. DOLE DIES Author and Translater Is Victim of Heart Disease. YONKERS, N. Y, May 10 (#).— Nathan Haskell Dole, 83, author and translator, died in St. John's Hos. pital late yesterday after & two weeks’ illness of heart disease. A native of Chelsea, Mass., he was graduated from Harvard. He was lit- Philadelphia Press from 1881 to 1887, and was literary adviser to T. Y. Crowell & Co. until 1901. Mr. Dole wrote “The Young Folks’ | History of Russia” and “The Haw- thorn Tree and Other Poems" early in his career, a long list of biogra- phies and essays on music and the arts. GLORIA IS CONFIRMED Vanderbilt Heiress Takes Cath- olic Name of Regina. NEW YORK, May 10 (#)—Eleven- year-old Gloria Vanderbilt has been | confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church. The little heiress, over whose cus- tody her mother, Mrs. Gloria Morgan | Vanderbilt, and her aunt, Mrs. Harry | Payne Whitney, fought a lengthy ecourt battle, took the name Regina as a con- firmation name, in memory of her father, the late Reginald Vanderbilt. — FOUND WANTED A m-eu- League. 71 FOR T Animal OA‘n‘i ‘g?" Phope lo!'l'. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, nclusive, up to moon day o] issue. Saturdays and legal hclhidays up to 10 a.m. day of 1sue. For the Sunday Star NS Nrned DOG—S8m uck. lin rom _cut in i . ’J‘e“ 'mn. Wiscontin DOG: te wi DOt near tail. from 2611 3lat at. land 517 FN m l! or_ stra; td frem lcnnockhum Club. Glen Echo. Md. Hari engr ved ‘on coliai thn akes i missing Phone Cleve- ‘male. black and white, uolf ln’me Rl'lrd Rt e T -ng'm. s A Gape Reward. Phone o e IRISH SETTERS— female crippled: 1 21 umdwmwmln ive " Cltveiand 6375 Re war POCKETBOOK. containing money and Kev. on Conn. ave. be!'nn Morrison and Liv- ingston. " Reward. Cleveland 1841 REPRERD DOG bearin Tict tag NO. vsm: on Conduit road. 1 mflP oulllde the Call Wisconsin 3 -DOLLAR BlLL m fihmwln viciaity” Land u as. et District. WESTER! dis- hone 815 Teward. - Address dohn M. & P. Telephone Co. 1IST Sracelet. lost May bout 5 hom of Roouvell !owl Telephone Manager. National 2060. $100 REWARD For return of diamond and sapphire Drace- lfl. containing 20 diamonds and 20 sap- e,urs lost_May 4 or 5 et or between ashington. Gooand Warrenton. Va. jchols Co.. 326 wmnm For a Regular $150 Funeral 75 No Extras! s taken 25 4 Sieadily ing. vtlum! ol Buisiness ® to the uuhllshmem af & price that is ex- traordinary. ' Dea | service is always the same. irrespective of price! WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone L1.8200-8201 erary, art and musical editor of the | Distriet | CAPITAL YOUTH TAPPED IN EXERCISES AT YALE Ferdinand L. Berlin, Jr., Is Se- lected for Book and Snake in Colorful Ceremony. By the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Coun., May 10.—The names of 15 juniors last night were .. | 8dded to the rosters of each of Yale's| six senior secret societies in the color- ful exercises of Tap day. Among the 90 elected to member- ship either in Skull and Bones, Scroll and Key, Berselius, Book and Snake, Wolf’s Head or Elihu, were Foot Ball Capt.-elect “Kim” Whitehead, Tommy Curtin, foot ball quarterback, and ex- pected by many to be the next base ball captain; William Lovell, president | of Dwight Hall, important religious | society, and many others. Ferdinand L. Berlin, jr., of Wash- ington, D. C., was tapped for Book and Snake. Young Belin is the son of Ferdinand L. Belin, sr, United States Ambas- sador to Poland under the Hoover administration, and a scion of the Du Pont family. The elder Belin served in the diplomatic corps for many years. The Belin home is at 1623 Twenty-eighth street. = Card of Thanks IAII.I! PATTIE A. ‘The husband of the h. e PATTIE A. BAILEY wishes to thank | many . Triends for " thels Cking thoushts and expresgions of sympathy during his hour of DQ eavement. PYAMAR "EUBATEY. 100 Draths. WELL. MARY SUSAN. ‘Wedn, 1935, at her residence 27 luln' BUBAN ALLW] loved mother of Mi Mrs. Mar h.g!e R. S-ner lnd of this “eity. Mr ore.” Punerai services at Ber late residence Saturday. May 11. at 1 pm. Interment Louden Park Ceme- . Baltimore. Md. 810 HAIY‘B‘I'IIOOP On Wednes: Mill rd. nw. MARY THROOP ALLYN. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. fineral’ home 2001 13tk & now. on Baturday. May 1 4 p.m. “Interment Ceaar Hiil Cemets 10 BRANRON. GEORC uraday. GEO! WABHINGTON. BRANSON. belovid nor bend of Emma Branson (nee Craige) Ee is survived by owo, children, Lewis Edward Branson rs. Maude Gray of Porestville. Md: and one sister. Mrs, Eva Collins of Washington. D_C. Fu- Monday. May 173, at $:30 a.m 8t. Mary's Church. Upper mass will be offered at & am. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. etery. Marlboro. CAINE. FRANCIS lelu:z chnufl-( . at Walter Reed Genera! ANCIS McKEE CAINE. Fot nim Are a fether_ e bia Howerd. Morton. Irwin. Henry Franklin Caine: three sisters, Mrs Dotton. 428 Arlington ave ma Moore. 1. Bth at. C. Edith Washington. Mrs. Leopold st.. Rochester. N Y rnmr. funeral home. 384 w. Funeral Saur- ,from Hols Re- Mn Hos deemer Church. Sorment L T0:20 "ammr tional Cemetery. S RAY. On Fridav. RM" ave. n.w. In- * Srirasion Ne- m services at ¥ s H n.w. on Safurday May i D Tntsrment Eimira. N. ¥ CRAWFORD, NELLYE Suddenlv. Thursday. May 9. 5. NELLYE the beloved nra and the lat from the urm Chapin st. n.w. at 1 on M m Relatives Interment for the repose of and friends are invited. Mount Olivet Cemetery. 12 y R 1035, c-uml it PrHoMas R X husband of Hettebel Crump (nee CINHD and father of R Cole. Leslie R | and, Thelma Crump. ~Remains resting Lee 1nl|eu Hase: “ave. ere held ‘on nmmn May 11 Interment Colum| Gardens Cemetersy. Clarendon. Va. \lnmmnrr pavers please copy.) | FAGAN. WILLIAM m. = on R WILLIAM H hlllblnd of E M the late William H.and Minnie Fagan Funeral from his late reside Longfellow st n' 11. at 20 “be- ‘home. 4th st. and ices will be at 11 am. tdnrsdnv beloved Chureh of the Heh Georgia ave. n.w.. & ment private "Sl’ll IA 3 [ Columbia Gardens Cemetery. GARDNER. GERTRUDE MAY. On Thurs- | “day. May 885 vym lmRsvm- G NER, Fineral Gervices Sundny 32 3 pm. Hysone's patiors. 1300 N u n.w. Interment 12 GI!SEL 'lEDEIlCK B. Friday. an l 935, at B a.m.. after a lingering iliness. | PRZD ICK B.. the devoted husb d n! Lorene Gissel. in his 56th year_ Fun fcrvices will be held at his late Yo e. 1419 Wisconsin ave Mon- a3 atternoon. May 15, &t % o'clock. | lowed by mierment in Onk Hill Crmt ery. ;GlAfiAn BYRON VLMER On rmhv Y] ULMER. beloved | Risband of Caroline Revaoms Orahom snd father of Virginia Graham Platt Elaine Gral Miller Dorothy Graham Miller Funeral, private. from his late residence. 14 East Bradley lane. Chevy Chase. Md.. Monday. Mav 13, at | Iniermént Rock Creek Ceme- and 35, at Walter Reed General Hos- N C.. beloved husband of | ertrude H = Halghi - (nee " Schioeser) father of Jean Gertrude Haight, son of ad Funeral services at Chambers Co. funeral home, :nn st. D.W.. on Saturday. May 11. at 2:30 pm Relatives and (chdl invited Interment at Rock Cemerrs. HAIGHT, ALLEN €. A special rontll\r of Brightwood Commandery, K. T. is called ll lfllhl'Wd Muoml: ‘empie. on Saturday. Mi 035, st 13T g o e ALLEN C. neral home. 14th and Chapin sts. n.w. at .i~ .m. R L. SUTER. Commander. .A'G.T ALLEN C. A snee(-u eommum- cation of Stansbury Lodge. ' @ Tor Batuiday. May n.m.. 1&: thh' purpo! n‘ af Masonic funeral services S27Ur late brother ALLEN G HATONT By “order, gr the iaste: LeH L' HEBBARD. secy HALE, COUINI MARSHALL. Friday. 935, at Providence Hospital. HAR!HA aged 2 years months. beloved son of Thomas E. and . Hale. Funera] from the james T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa wvele on Monday, May 13 Reia- Dives ‘and ‘triends fnvited. mtermenl 12 T Hill Cemeters. HARRINGTON. JAMES WILLIAM. On ‘Thursday. May 9. 1935. at his residence. 1438 Harvard st MES WI LIAM HARRINGTO! of Pearl G. Harsington. Services at the & R Hines uneral bome; 2601 14 n.w. on Saturday. May i1 hence to the Shrine M lhl B-cnd t. Ihuz requiem mass will be of- 10 a.m. " Interment Rock Creek cmetery loovn wru.um RICHARD. On Thun- day. 935. at 4 o'clock am.. st Geurnlnvn Umvermy Hospital, after a short {liness. W RICHARD. aged 1 year and § months, dearly beloved son ot Wallace B. ‘and 3 A “beloved husband P in Terment Glenwood Cemetery. CHARLES W. & Suddenly. on 9. wJ at his resi- ! 28th CHARLES husband_of Ma at the 8 2901 14th 11, at 1 nm. Cemetery. IDIIHION DAISY. " Thterment Cedar ‘Hill yoted mother of Olethea George. dan ter of the [nte Rev, Whliam a Jasper. She also feaves six brothers and other relativ ends. Remains resting st the W. Ernest Jarvis xan 28 iy 17 o 30 o eral Saturday. May t Chureh. coln Cemete: i 3. eahiesdny, Moo May yered gm0 3: e restdence. 817 1‘ ELLA W JOHNSON James e of Pineras Monday, My 35 aqurom, Third Baotist Churc 0 p.m.. Interment 10 ll!l’ . oDeparted this lite nesday, ey 8 t his rest Cnmemn s Alexandri i IOICHEE Jot ..:“ abfl%'zat hul{ o Robert e rnm‘} Jé: e » rancis leaves one sister. rl Ruf 3. -Ycll host of other Felatives l'|d 8 L. He " al 5. and rl!h neral from his late residence. Meadows Md.. o A | where solemn requiem | Xnurmenl Mount Cermel Cem- | | Baltimore, nw dnes- | Pagan and son of | .‘nmll" ALLEN C. On Wednesday. MIY' Braths. L Y. 3 !;).Ny ‘EII'AID ot ’numem in o.ln Hill flkfll WILLIAM. On 'fldl!; Prnflmen .v.lh after & brlef |I Hospital LIAM. the aevored Husbang of & Lyles of PDO]!IV"EIP Mua e s 10 ‘mourn thelr 1} daughters, lnd .l‘lel\.dnd In.hflil of nl‘hvr relatives Fiends. Remains resting ot 8 ‘l'flnllfln & _Sons* ',m :.I —— 197 ¥ 2. At om Elijs Church, é’m.mm. M. friends invited. EY. T“”_ P. On CE RIS Fouia e ‘Tho P. Mal wi o'f':: om::‘m;r A M'-'rkl»y “Meme Ll 'YDOgTA, 01 Fu 1) 5 ’ wn‘q'g' chln\b-n 1401 nw urday Mav Cnapin st. nw. o " Reldtiver and. ¥ N Vited to attend. Interment E:dnnar' rwll Cemetery. MATHIS, ELLA MAY. t Wednesday. May & e XnmL‘AM‘ m; £ Matiie Bel T X ing temporarily at funeral parlors. until 2 p.m. Frid y 10, after 'hlth they may be viewed st her late resi- dence. 3 Elvans rd. Pu Saiurday, May 1 Jonn's Triends inviied MERRYMAN. = LILLIAN MYRTLE. y. 1935, at 3 e Bragiey Hillx. " Beth LILLIAN MYRTLE. the beloved wite. of Charles H. Merryms Notice of fu- neral Iater. 12th THOM, beloved hisbera ol clara ¥ Mitchell inee Sim- mons). Notice of funeral later. (Wor. cester. Mass.. papers please cony.) 12 MITCHELL, WILLIS, D!nlrled lhu lll! on Thursday. Mav 9. 1935, #t. a.w. WILLIS MITCHELL. (h! deva!“ husband of Matilda Mitchell. He alto leaves a host ends. “Remain ing_at C0 kol funeral otice of ors, 1344 4th st Tuneral hereafter. I'I\NALLY THOMAS J._ On Thursday. ay G at | Forestville, . ALLY, beloved brother €0 llcmd es an aré ‘ovitea” Tinterment Ariin tlonal Cemétery. — (Peiersours. Va. pa- | _ pers please copv.) 12 POINDEXTER, WILLIAM N. . Devsrtes this life on i9: m WILUAM H PDIND oved brother of Julia L. mains resting at 1234 4th K pm. Priday, May 10. | _Richmond. Va Payne. st.n.w, t Interment NNY T. On Thursde~ | Mey w7 STRIBLING wife of the Roc Stribling and beloved mother of Newton E._ 8tribline Mrs. Elsie D. Gover and_ Mrs. Schorb. Puneral from the W. W. Cham bers Co. Southeast funeral home. Tith st se. ondsy. May 13. 2 pm. Relaiives and friends are irivit- Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. FRANCES. On Thursday. May 2. ot Oallinger Hospital, FRANCES of 5812 Foo Re; ar Frazier's funeral home. Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral Jater WILLHIDE. WILLIAM R. On Wednesday May & 1 at Asheville. N. C.. WIL- LIAM R. 24 years. beloved o, of Willam 2" 8nd Besre 6. Willnide: ro. neral from his Di - residence. 714 v.mum £t nw. on uru.I May 11 at 2 pm. Reiatives and friends in- vited. ~Interment Cedar Hill Ouup“‘r.' wWoon, 'flIOHAl Sudd!n]‘ on Thurs- day." May at his residence Brookwood Farms. Groom, d.. THOM | WOOD. son of the late Peter_and Mar- enrer john Skinner Wood. « He s sur- vived by six sisters. Miss P. Johns Woo of (Sroom, Md: Mrs 3. Ci | mi re | M d Mrs. Mary 8 Yoe Washington. 'D. C. Puneral from his late residence on Saturday. May 11 At 1:30 pm.: thence to St Thomas' Chuich. Croom. Md where services will be conducted at 2 Tnterment church cemeters. Relatives and frienge are invited. In Memortam. | ARTHUR. JAMES C. In sad but Jovire remembrance of our dear belaved sor and brother. JAMES C. ARTHUR. whe passed AWAY 3ix years ago today. Ma¥ %0, our hearts nm xcn As time goes on we miss you We love you just as much lod As in the hour vou passed s THE PAMILY. * BOLES. THOMAS. Tn sad_and loving re- membrance of THOMAS BOLES. who de- Baried this fite on May B 1831, | Gone but not forgotten. | J1s WIFE. MAR WBY 'Bores. 11+ | GOLDBERG. IACH!L A tribute of lave devotion in memory of our ¢ maother. GOLDBER: passed away one year ago today. May 10. 1934 A precious one from us has gone. A we love is stillec in our home er can be fllec SOPHIE “BOBYS. TENA "LifkIN AND and GOVGH, CATHERINE L. 1n loving mem. ory of my wife. CA' OUG! Whodeparied this. e four yeacs today. May J0. 1921, Requiem ma Our Lnfln Ch-w 8t. Marys County. HER D!vo'rm HUSBAND. CHARLES E LAW uunr o. o the memary of our dear wife and mother. MARY O. LA | rho passed away two years aro e May 70, 1933, | Just a 1|m of sweet remembrance. | ust & mamory. fond ‘ Just’s foken of Jove and devorion That our ‘w-rn Still long for vou ER HUSBAND AND SON. \M".l ER. SARAH K. Sacred to the mem- ory cof our dear mother. SARAH K. who d?D"'!d lhl' life M!Y Ll Yoy Mass will said_at Mary's Criurch Tor repose of her soul. 4 beautitul lite, pencetul death. Yet why are we so sad 11T Thechuse, - dear” mother. we loved You 50 HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. GEORGE B | "TAND SADIE TAYLOR, MOLLIE 7. & sacred and sin- | “eere tribute of love fo the memors ot | my dear mother. MOLLIE F. TAYLOR. | who entered into rest seven years a today. May 10. 1928 The rolling stream of life rolls on. But still the vacant chair Recall; the love. the voice. the smile Of mother who once was there HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MILDRED V. MESHAW TAYLOR. MOLLIF F. A sacred and sin- Cere ribute of lové 1o “the. memers, of my’ devoted mother. MOLLIE F. TAY- | LOR who entered into eternai rest Mas 10, ie° akaved ln lite remembered in death, DAUGHTER. IDA MAY HE S OARDLEY. WARNER. MARY. In loving remembrance of my dariing mother, MARY WARNER | who departed this life four sears ago | todar. May 10. 19231, on Mother's day. 1 Years may wipe out many things. But this they'll wipe out never, Tng memors of those hanpy davs hen mother and T were together; HER LONELY SON. JOSEPH WARRER FUNERAL DIRECTORS | J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | Crematorium 4th and Mass_Ave. NE Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birfis cons grons et FS05T M SE. MW, " Frank Geir's Sons Co. h 8t N W Liaseventer "t NAtional 2473 %:| CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. | 301 EAST CAPITOL_ST. ‘hone _Lineoln JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337_I0th 8t N.W___ Phane North 0047 V. L. 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