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WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK to vul( Kol @ongressiona[ w«aln'nglon'l ggolarfc emelery Single Situ—Famlly Plots Office 1801 E St. S. TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phones } COL. 0464 ADams 10341 (;dr Hill llybna most &aunf r (émetery AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL EDMUND D. MONEUSE Announces A special new 1935 de luxe ambulance service to the sick. Equipped with every modern comfort and con- venience for local and long distance calls. $4.00 Low rates on long distance calls. Phone Adams 3305 Day or Night Local Calls Capital Ambulance Service 705 Upshur St. N.W. (No connection with any undertaking establishment —strictly private.) NOBLE PAIR FIND FINAL REST HERE Duke and Dugchess Brunetti D’Arcos Will Be Buried Tuesday. Funeral services for the Duke and Duchess Brunetti d’Arcos, whose bodies were brought to Washington from Europe, will be held in Rock Creek Cemetery Tuesday at 11 am., it was announced yesterday. ‘The duchess was the former Virginia MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 “A FRIEND in need is a friend indeed.” Ask Your Neighbor Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sundsy at 1:45 P. M. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 12, 1935—PART ONE. - e s e L e Woodbury Lewery of Washington, whose family was prominent here in the 90's. The duke was the first Spanish Minister to the United States after the Spanish-American War. She died March 8, 1934, at the age of 80 years, in the luxurious Brand- accio palace in Rome, where she had made her home for several years. The duke died in 1928 in San Sebastian, Spain, and his body had been held in a vault there until the two were moved together to Her native land. The duchess had requested in an elaborate 15-page will that they be burled side by side here. As Miss Lowery she was betrothed to the young attache of the Spanish Legation many years before he became Minister and distinguished himself in the diplomatic service. At the time of her marriage she was said to have been the only American woman to marry a Spanish grandee. During his career, the duke served also as Minister to Chile and Mexico and as Ambassador to Ruasia and Italy. His wife, meanwhile, clung to her American citizenship, renewing her passport whenever it expired. In her will she left nearly $1,000,000 to American institutions, including a valuable collection of art which was given to the National Art Gallery in the Smithsonian. 8he has many relatives in Wash- ington, including Maj. Gist Blair, Dr. Montgomery Blair, jr.; Mrs. Woodbury Blair and Mrs, Breckinridge Lon $ the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral crepe-covered nameplate, fine case, six handles, lined Im.h (ood quality lining. Em- balming by competent men, washing, dressing lnd shaving if necessary; advertising the death notice, hearse and two Cadillac limoustnes, rugs. chairs, scarf for the door. candles 1?“2'1;?:.:{ re; 3 from any city hos o ame. N0 EXTRAS. 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Every piece of beautiful j ewelry with the original low Horning prite; just what you want and your own savings! Washi ch ]e;selrymm su sensational is plainly marked m out out your own merchandise offered mb:ect to prior sale, and it's movlng fast! Never in prices for quality % ALL SALES FINAL! % NO EXCHANGES! ‘Washington has never seen such bargains before and never will again; the very finest jewelry is being offered at frac- tions of its present-day value; this sale; we're closing our store and you bl.rthdnyl, anniversaries, graduations an nothing has been bought for et the benefit for June weddings. WIFE OF GEN. MORROW DIES IN NEW JERSEY Mrs. Harriet Butler Morrow, wife of Gen. Jay J. Morrow, retired, form- er Engineer Commissioner of the Dis- trict and Governor of the Panama Canal, died suddenly yesterdsy morn- ing at the home of a neice in Inter- laken, N. J. Gen. and Mrs. Morrow had been living in Englewood, N. J., for the last five years. Besides her husband, Mrs. Morrow is survived by a hmumr Col. Rodman Butler, also of Englew Funeral services w!ll be held at the home tomorrow afternoon. COL. GEORGE MITCHELL FUNERAL TOMORROW Following services at the Fort Myer Chapel at 2 pm, Col. George E. Mitchell, U. 8. A, retired, who died at Walter Reed Hospital Thursday, will be buried tomorrow in Arlington National Cemetery. The honorary pallbearers are: Maj. Gen. Roderick L. Carmichael, re- tired; Brig. Gens. Edgar T. Conley and Andrew Moses; Cols. Mervyn C. Buckey, retired; Frederick E. John- ston, retired, and Lawrence 8. Miller, retired. Col. Mitchell, a distinguished ca ryman, was born in Saginaw, Mich., on December 29, 1875. —— FOUND. AIREDALE TYPE DOG. young “Monday &Y ning Conn wner call Decatur u 6201, h]r:n:h ln‘. Sundny evening between LOST C > ANIMALS apply 71 0 st nw. (n\md on anl . AT smmll Remu un ue. ’hone North 5730 LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wid be accepted llmuun to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 am. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAR PIN. gold: flligree, with large ame- thyst center. ‘small peails each end, Re- .fl-LPQLD> containing money and_several l’lllrflld passes. vmmu Keith's Theater. ard. Retus to 8. Sprulll, 3! w..mn;um Hotel. Tommy. le'rl] reward : owner lnevm: Campbgell. ay or return or any information. 645 C st_ne. meom | here. POCKETBOO! . | money. keys. lost | Funeral Held W. R. WILLHIDE HEADED EPWORTH LEAGUE. WILLIAM R. WILLHIDE, 24-year-old former president of the Epworth League and a teacher in the Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School since the age of 16, was buried yesterday in Cedar Hill Cemetery after services at the home of his parents, Willlam Z. and Bessie G. Willhide, 714 Varnum street. Mr. Willhide died Wednesday in Asheville, N. C, where he had gone for his health. He had been studying medicine in Philadelphia. SUIT IS WITHDRAWN Sheet Aluminum Corp. Discontin- ues Action in Detroit. DETROIT, May 11 (#)—The suit of the Sheet Aluminum Corp. of Jackson. Mich., asking $4,125,000 damages from the Aluminum Co. of America under the Sherman anti- trust laws has been withdrawn, it was learned today. Notice of discontinuance was filed by attorneys for Sheet Aluminum Corp. in United States District Court They did not indicate whether uld be instituted. - leather, containing compact; lost around_20th ave. Reward. n “steps _of Na- or vicinity. o PURSE, black. on 14th st, tional Christian Church Louise Home. 15 DIAMOND RI ellow gold. within 1 four weeks: reward. Phone Metropolitan 2632, Miss len!s t | RIDING BOOT. lady’s. ure Rooning. Reward. “Cuif Hymtevile 04 DOG—8m: brown - shepherd: uck. " Rew Phone Wisconsin 1368 name all umnln: from cut in right hind | amond. platinum. about 2 weeks menu réward. 2531 Que st. nw.. ENGLISH !.'r‘ran male. bllci and white. lost o strayed from Bannockburn Golf lub. Glen D. Harden" ved on Phone Eradiey 002, 124 Tasse Priday afternoon. 13 Kenyon st._nw POUNTAIN PEN Wate! ld band inscribed “J. M. O. B.. eward for return to Apt. 204 i ny | Emerson 5101 after 301X n . d N " Address FO: brown. vicinity ne Thucsany might Box 439-B. Star office FRATERNITY PIN—KAD?:I Alpha_Jeweled: dewntown shopping ict. ‘Thursday afternoon. Reward. Shepherd 2880-W th ai Bewara GLASSES. in brown case. fnurdn left on | 2t counter in_Woolwor! h and P sts. Rey ward. Columbia ( red. male. | semi. Wi PmINGm gmpanion b large. ApnI invalid lady. ce. “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” Most Important in a Funeral Service —is the quiet, unobtrusive efficiency of the For many years Ryan Service has enjoyed the highest recommendations because of its unfailing attention courteous and thoroughly trained personnel and its sympathetic understanding of human nature. Be guided by the choice of thousands director. o | b shell e, In Bl ue, monds _case. llnd 7769 l!Ml:l("U..A‘—hnder please return brc;use’ n.w. ot senti; 3100 16th s R WATCH. diamond siudded day cvening. Raleigh sndN Y.ave nw 1 and H st. ne. car. Reward._Lincoln 854 after 6 p.m. WRIST WATCH. white and green gold. | Tilingis. 17-jewel movement. from home of McD. Lindsey. Lenham. Md. Presenta- vlon from embployes of ‘he Railway Mail Service: suitably ensraved = Reward for fori lon le-dmz to recovery. with WRIST WATCH. Elgin. white gold bracelet. lost May &. abo: Diamond taxi. froni of Roosevelt Hotel. | Phone_Nation: 60. _Reward. 's Bulova). diamonds. Enroute 15th and H sts Sentiment. RQ]"I.IG $100 REWARD For return of diamond and sapphire brace- let' containing 20 diamonds & p- hires. dost May 4 o 3 3t or betwes ashington. D. C. and Warrenton. 26 Woodward Bldg to details; its of families, remember to Call RYAN SERVICE. Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, *4 James T. Ryan Funeral Director This Beautiful Casket and Complete Service Equals any $300 Funeral . . . by Chambers Only $165 MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. NW. Columbia 0432 known te funeral over, for only $165. You'll any $300 service. But only $165. SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Lincoln 4477 Ed- Sbove ‘name and address | FORMER M’KINLEY ATHLETE EXPIRES James Liggett, 19, Was First Stricken Il at Fredericksburg, a., April 26. James Liggett. 19, 2212 Channing street northeast, formerly & well known | HA¥ McKinley High School sthlete, died yesterday in Sibley Hospital from a se- ries of ilinesses which started in Fred- ericksburg, Va., on April 26. Since his fliness had not been diagnosed at the time of his death Coroner A. Ma- 'ruaher MacDonald has ordered an auf Atlheumchevunmmdh ll.nl.l city. He was taken to the hos- pital unconscious, but revived on ar- rival and refused examination. Fol- lowing his return home he suffered two more spells and was finally sent to the hospital by Dr. R. W. Conklin, 3100 Twentieth street northeast. Since his graduation young Liggett, one of nine children, has been em- ployed by a chain grocery store. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Leah Liggett, and the following brothers and sisters: Boyd, Clyde, Wilbur, Wil- liam, John, Carrie, Virginia and Hen- rietta Liggett. The youth will be buried at War- densville, W. Va., from which place he came here with his family nine years ago. There will be services here at the home first, the time not having been decided on. Qards of Thanks. GARDNER. CLAUDE M. I wish to thank my friends and relatives for their kind- feas durine my, recent “bereavement. of my dea the loss of r son. M ADnAlDE LEVI GARDNER. IOMPSON, JENNIE B. The husband and for lhelr \ina mo:k e Es“n' me“r;g: crenmpnhy during. et fate bereave- 8. H. THOMPSON AND PAMILY. * WI’}T‘thD!‘iI‘!. 'TGINA H The !lmll‘ Scknbwiedse " With Sintere. Spbreuaton the “Xind expressions their bereavement. Braths. BEASLEY, JAMES. On 3 MES BE Pl’lelly l‘ly 10. 1935, JA] n.w. He is survived by a Ill JenBeasler: two children ‘Beasley: five brothers and. s and aiso other. relatives and’ friends, Remains meay be seen at Malvan & 8chey's flmerll hen& New Jersey ave. d R st. n. ! Monda .. &t which time body will d “to Georgia for interment. BRANSON. , GEORGE WASHINGTON, rsda; EORG] WA!H!KOTON BRANSON. beloved hus- band of Emma Branson (nee Craigg). He is survived by two children Lewis Edward Branson and Mrs Maude Gray 8nd one cister. Mra. ! of Washington. D_C. | neral from kis late residence. lluda'l Md. on Monday May 13 at S BT Marvs ek Ubmer ro” 144, where solemn Teabism mass will be oflered at 9 am. for the | repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Cermel Com- etery. Marlboro. Md. SENOR DON _ JOSE NET” | neral services for the late Senor’ DON JOSE AMBROSIO ERU Duchess of Arcos. will ke ?l-u clock the morning o uus ul Ru k' Creek Cemetery. day. May 10, mme’ n o’! the ‘nest 3 P:l IQQQ Yon st n' 14. Wfll Ba) (l:! Ch\lrch» ln You sts. n.w.. Rev. Ja m‘!a!n unv. On Friday. May 10. 1 Bane May Cockrell sne Tather na May rell and fa n! Men Cockrell. Puneral from the Ghambers Co. Boutheast funera 17 11th s .. on Sunday. Ma! Hh vited aterment Wakefeld Chapel | near Annandale. Va. 12 rClONll! JOHN F. On Wed 1935. at his residence Conn ot b7 CHONTE boloved hus: band of Delia Davis Cronie and brother Lauxman and Mrs. Emma the 8 H. Hines Inurn;n‘e‘n'i of Mrs. Helen A. Bittner. Serviol Co. Neeul home. 2 Suddenl’ on, Bllui- LV! ulblnfl of Otha curm (nee and !Ilhar r: willlam_T. oh A - Cartls Puneral umm t Shampers Co. Southeast | ineral home. 817 T1th st otiee of time later. AHI. HN W. Saturday, Mav ]l D. s Jol % and lm m Funeral from his ate residence. 530 Kth st. ne. OR Tuesday. May t 1 pm. Interment Predefleksburl. 3 13* DW! V. l 3 lny [ 1& Eln Yome i -ulnl- &ved un % "s::'nh n‘?na n} mer “E.__ Pumphre: l ffll’lll‘ll ville, M3 oa Bunday. May fiz ll lt Interment Rockville Union M. On Saturday, Mlv the residence of Befteies, 13 180k LU crrr beloved mother ‘of Mrs Casseen, M. Berkeley. Notice of funeral lllfl' rnun MAIY uuddenly o ‘Thursday. midnieht, at hef rethnct McKinley st MARY FISHER: beloved wite of Charles Fioner Services at her late residence on Mon- dey. May 13.at 10 am Interment Commhh Gardens cemnery 12 FLYNN. JORM May Tous: JOHN H belov.g‘husbna o Al Flynn and, hrolher of Q. Wild- om &nd 0. C. Fiynn. Chambers Co. cn.;mm B Awos on May 13 Rela- tives nnd Triends are lnvned anermrnl at Congressional Cemetery. 12 GARDN%‘I‘ 2.1"%?"!!.‘!=¢ ‘Thurs- e J’*&w rvices day. 85 '}3 at ysons's ur re, 13 08! A. On_Satu m..fim. o T w%{.i" ilo -t CK B.. the devoted 3 Oluzl ln 2]: 56th nlr at home. Iuofi I has services will at St. John’s im-- E5pal Ghurch in Georsetown, At 3 b g followed by interment in Omk Hill Cemetery. 12° GLIA“N W€ '8l l imo! "‘&‘“'*f.é‘s's.::x.,,.r ;f.... ofii%x:?oufi ambe: rl apin st. n.w. B. 1da; 157'15 nt l:bley x.nm r of eral [l .ao a.m. wl Vnh‘ No. 14, at Pl N GLENN. JOSEPH E. Brotherhood o binders ln!orml !ou of the delth o! 0 died Satur- am. oun! vet : o1 Cemetery. ' services Mond Union night at 8 X m.lul. on Priday B YRON DLMER, r‘l% ved K< Irinte: Granass Platt. ler ‘Rmf" A{fi 1 fron esidence. 14 Bast lane. Chase. Md.. Monday. May Interment (private) luel etery. 2 Pnuu May 10, valnumn MO GKRY beloved ll.fl hu! Gn% Srother ot ll ha “1380 family of A Iamily of (he late JENNIE B. THOMP. { sympathy in | FAMILY, 12° | MITCHELL. 1A ! J N..\ ome. 1400 Notice of funeral later. , COLLINS MARSHALL. On’fld 10. 1035, at rwvmu:u Hos) 2 ¥ son nd e mru from the dames ral h. sve ne “tr P Pterment fii cenuu" 2 Sature e renunu g 1895, at s LY itol WM brother of M lllnnle T, ansa of lnl";:l'- Mrs. Mattie W, 4 apin st. 5 .m. Relat 'mlwma.l R ment Glen. n?‘ Emnn The members of Povomaic " Val Gouncil.” No, S0, A S TN assemble_at 611 Clplwl nmhu. )ld on 3! 8 pm. to ccntnl IVE 1 3 % our late brother. WIL- com.'rlm. Councilor. L M. OIIIN Becretary. BELLE E. On Prldl Xfl 5. at her residence. 4612 Kans: ETT. belo! ‘ BELLE E. ol t)n late Joel A. Maude R. Ill! 10 vea: wite Jeweit and mother Carpenter and Mrs. Puneral from the residence on Sunday. May 12. at Relatives and, friends inviied. terment Cleveland. "Ohio: JOBNSON. ELLA J. W. [Entered eternal rest Wednesday. lny & at her residence. 517 T s FA 'A JOBNBON beloved 'Ile nl James Puneral Monday. May 13 mm ‘Third Batist, Church i"’ L o que Rev. George O. 4 pastor. " Pricnds tovited 12 KE| Y A. On Saturdsy. May 11, | 1“5 At her fesidence. 19 Barney st Cottare Y beloved | et The” 1ate Prank- . ‘Kerk and T, Weston Scott. | Pu- ln to 9:15. Jaie residence oo Tues, May 14. af nm Relatives and | friends m\md Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13 KIDWELL. BEAUREGARD. May 10. 1935 Benton st. husband ‘of the late Mary Emma Funeral services a Hines Co funeral home. 2901 D Monday May 13 at 1:30 pm Trtciment Oak Hill Cemetery | KNAUSMAN. ELLANORA, On Friday 10. 193 t Per residence, n. e Y beloved wite of Eraest Knaus: Puneral from the Wm_H. Sardo ., funeral chape H Monday. May 13. (private) Glenwood Ce uGGl:'rl' _JAMES. On Saturday. Mn\ JA! the beloved son of et and the late Warden Lis- | Pv.L neral services at his late resi- 2 Tuesd; 14. st 10 a.m. Relatives | and frl!ndl xrmud Inlrrment W!Y- densville, W. V: 3 p.m. MERRYMAN, l.ll.' I(YI‘I'L! on nm.y LY MYRTLE. ved "t Sarics B Moryman Funcral from her Iate restaence: Bradiey Hills, Bethesds, Md. on Monday. May st 2 p.m. Interment Rockville Cem- etery. I’I'NIIILI. GEORGE 01 Thuridly May 9. 1935 GEORGI TTCHELL: colonel of Cavalry. U. 8. A lretl"d) beloved husband of Lucy 'J. Mitchell He is slwo survived “by ihree sons. George E. Mitchell, {r. first lieu- fenant Pield Artillery: Pail J. Mitchell. first lieutenant of Infantry, and C. Beverly Mitchell. cadet. U. S. Military Academy. Body resting at the Tabler 9th st. n.w. until n_the Chapel yer. Va.. followed by interment with (ull military honors in_Arlington Na- | tional Cemetery. Relatives and Iriends | invited 1> sttend MITCHELL, THOMAS F. May 101935 at_his resiSence 450 12th place ne. THOMAS F beloved husband of Clara V. Mitchell (nee E!m- mons). Puneral services at the above address on Monday. May 13 In Memortam. CREASY, GEORGE. 1In sad but loving rés membrance of our dear, beloved father and uncle. GEORGE L E:ams awsy one year ago, May 10, HI! JAUGHTER AND MIEI L DAWSON, SARA SYLVIA. A sacred trib- ?&VZA ll;Aw é'é’ud'n'.l\ml'(ggfl": Gelh !mglvl?';r!D ‘AUOHTIR GRAY, JOSEPH AND HARRIETT. In ll:‘)vlu memory of my‘nfldevo‘t:‘rlh!l;m%. SEPH }{ RAY. GRAY. who departed this gne Year aso, March 17 and May A wonderful pair. who never grew old, God made their smiles of sunshine, Molded in them hearts of pure gold. God made them as nearly as angels As any one ever could be, But God took my wonderful parents And left life so lonely for me. EVOTED DAUGHTER. PEARL WARD. HAWKINS, JAMES E. In sad but loving Temembrance of a dear husband and father, JAMES E. HAWK who ed away one year ago foday. May e have lost a life companion. A life linked with G‘fiI Dol'l‘lcn Ang day by day we “wil'mise you we walk through life alone. l:lllede from this world for a peaceful st, Called by God. who always knows Dear in our memory you will sl r.!nm 5 "heaven we meet again HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. HOROWITZ, KUSSELL AND BETTY. A !rlhute"ol jacred love and, memory for our patient an evoted father US- SELL [OROWITZ. who _entered 1!"1Lo ay 73 life *3nd mother. "Bl Who - deparied " thie eunhly years ago, May 18, 19: They understood each thnulm of ours. They knew our every drea Our_secret hopes they could divine, They knew our every scheme. They watched us live. they watched us four They helved us on our way: They llulhl us truths that we should kn That shall forever stay. How dear. how sweet their memory, And how it will always stay To watch above their loved ones And to guide them on life's way. How perfect. too. each thought of them. How close they will always be. A more patlent and devoted father and mother God never made. " May He in i merc& unite us ag DREN AND GRANDCHIL- Jois nonzl'r In_loving me my dear husband. ROBERT JONES wite entered Into eternal rest it years ago foday May 15 DEVOTED® WIFE. GRACE JONES. * JORPAN. GEORGEANA CaoMoihers day ute to mother. RGEANA C. JORDAN. who dled December 18, 1934. A wonderful mother in ev One who was better God never made: A wonderful worker. so loyal and true. One in & million. (hat, mother, Was 364 We have only your memors. dear T(lnlro!l!;;:mh!r our whole life thi th. And’ you are " he” one” we will Bever For we are always thinking of yeu. HER LOVING U.DR!GN % JORDAN. JEANETTE. Sacred to the sad but lovm’Eumemhrlnce S5y, dariing JORDAN. who mol'hedr this 1ife Dartec s life twe, two ’!l 0 Mother's day. Bu 1d: o in Atlantic City. e 3 mhers may fnm!l you. but mnever LOVING DAUGHTER. PERSIS PATTER- ‘W. JORDAN. who laid do'!‘: l'imu for ]n‘tr]o“n eight years ago today. May When the final sheaves are nthend In the storehouse of the Around Lhc peaceful mmne ol God HIS LOVING CHILDR! | FOWFLL. ALBERTA WASHINGTO! . ALBERTA at 9:30 am.: thence to St. Anthony's Catholic Church. 12th and Monroe sts. n.e.| where mass will be said at 10 am. (Wor: cester. Mass.. papers please copy.) 12 HELL WILLIS, Departed | tnis lite on’ Thurgday. May 9. 3 o A TTCHELL e devoted husband of Matilda Mitchell. He also leaves a host of (riends. Remains rest; t Co.'s funeral v Funersl | ", trom above-named furiersl Dariors Toter: | ment Arlington National Cemetery. 12 | unnow HARRIET BUTLER. Slldden \ . on May 11. 1835 at Interlaken. BT ATeR TReiee e | of Gen Jay J. Morrow. sem ces at her | late residence. 71 Pranklin st. Engle- Monday, May 13, st 2 a, o'clock. Pléase omit flowers. NUNNALLY. THOMAS J_ On nndv May porertvie. 3 WONNALLY beloved bro bey. Funeral fr 13 10 am are invited. * Intermen: s tional Cemeétery. ~ (Petersours. Ders please copy.) PATTERSON. JAMES A. Suddenly, ov Friday Miy 10 1035 JAMES A PAT- RSON. beloved busband of Emma & Eerton, Tather of Mrs. Margarer Van ‘mer and brother of Mrs. Agnes Drake terson bal Richmond. Va.. child. No Van Services at Bis iate "maente 1% st. s.w. on Mondsy. t 1 | Relatives_and friends lrt invited Ip- terment Baltimore Cemetery. Baitimore. | | PEPIN. DR. On Saturd: Dr. ARTHUR J. | foved Hisban6 of Winifred M lnu father of Arthur J. Pepin. neral from the above address on cday. May 14. at £:15 am: U (8w Cohere mass "!ll gg lllfl It fi !m for the repose el ‘ Interment Holy Rood Cem ,‘ ity “1‘3’”3?5 i resigence. oSt A8 1933, & regidence ohu RAYMOND, morea of l'l hnmo l MY rvleoi at lh‘t Hin ac ‘ fi 1 th ll nW., pm. Interment Cedar Hili| RIGHTER, GEORGE E, = Suddenly. on Pri- Bordt’s. RioHTER. vs nuom ‘Busban Righter an 2t the late Georgiana ather of Mrs. Esther B]mmom MTS. Ruth Pitts, Mr. Paul Righter. Mr, Cllu e | Righ! Illl lln lnn- Cox¢ services May 13 3 pm. at the res(dtnce 0! dau Blult Hnn Bt h0d Exmes Disce | ne. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Congressional Cem- etery. 13 WILLIAM_ RIEVES. life at Doylestown. in. U. 8. A, beloved hus- Mary " Bringhurst Scott ‘Atlington_ Ni Ceme- tery Monday. May 13. 193 ( 1 pm. SMITH, & EARLE, Suddenly. on day. May 11. 1938, a a.m. at his Tesidence. 3624 120, 'St Mouht Rainier beloud husband o Sy T, Bmith (nee_10/Cqnnor and r of Dorothy. Earle. Frances. Mar- | | Wilbur. Raiph and Walter Smith Marie Leahy and brother of Ralph and Wilbur Smith. _Puneral will lelV! above residence on Tuesday. May 14, at 1:30 pm.: thence to Christian De- P Satur- etery. smfll. ‘akoma Park. Md. EMM TTH. beloved wflf ol William ith IIld daushter o ise Ander- "ahe ‘WiSo 15 Survived by three enil- dren, Mrs. Dorothy Thurston. Audrey Smith and Donald Smith. Funeral from the Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400, Chapin st. nw on Monday. M 11 Relatives and friens :nv“ed lnurment Congressional C!l'l STITH, BENJAMIN JOHNSON. m thl life Prldly May lll 1910 l at 1816 .umN JOHNSON "STITH, dmu Band of Marie Stith. 0 ireinias “ang Bette Siith, Mation ané Raiph Stith and broth Ashton. Joseph. Russell. mnuqt t Julis Walker and Helen u;? o er Tiends.” Remains resting st b0 Mortow & Co. funersl parlors, 1 M Alh t BV unenl Monday. May 13. B. “FANNY T. _oOn May . 1935 FANNY T. wife of the late Robert H. Stril beloved mother of N"m:dl m ursday. ling and tril /CKER, AMELIA A. On Saturday, “"n 1.1435 at 12:55 am. at llble’y morial Hospital. (nee It erger). the beloved of Charl B*Hicker and mother of ;m 8y neral (rom ey late resice st ne. on Mendsy. Ms Monroe st. 2 pm. Relatives an Cemetery. lnunnent ln G:n' NCE, FRANCES. On Thursday. May 9. | 7 | VAYSE. o-nmm- Hospital. PRAN&!B} VANCE of 5812 Foote st. ne, st n-um funeral nora, 380 Isiand Notice of funeral later. MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS and STATUARY Reduced prices for 30 days. sfl:n.nmhy lll:':! or malan Jn:ou Elm who Dasse: three years ago today. May 12. 19: Prom the world of pain and sorre To the land of peace and rest. God has taken you our dear mother. Where you will have eternal rest; DAUGHTER AND SON SACKETT. LILLIAN C. In loving_re- membrance of mv desr mother. LIL- LIAN C. SA on Mother's day. NN J. PETTY. SHEID. WALTER E. In remembrance of my dear and only son. WALTER E. SHEID, aged 22 years. who died sud- génly twenty-six years ago today. May Tvmu -six long years and still T miss him. me may think the wound is heaied. but they little know the sor- row that lies within my heart. M SWAIN. ISABELLE E. P. 1n loving and ind “Suter iBABEte E F BWAIN. Wwho fell asleep in Jesus three ago today. May 12, 1832, Near a shady wall a rose once grew. Budded and blossomed in God's free Watered and fed by morning dew, Shedding its sweetness day and night Asglt Srew and blossomed fair and tall Slowly rising to loftier heig] It eame 03 Erevice In the weiL 'l'hmu]lhh which there shone a beam years Onward it crept with added strenst With never a thousht of o followed the lisnt lhrcu(h the crevice leng And unfolded )v.ull on the other side Shall claim of death cause us to grieve And make our courage faint or fail? Nay. let us faith and hope receivi The rose still grows beyond the wall Not passed away the love, rich. £o pure, so true. B!Il perfected above, Ever to endure. Not_hushed, the pleasant song That used to greet our ea. But amid the angel sunl sounding rmOfe, sweet and clea T dear woice we seem to hear. r‘.m:r'm thy nreclelmsld{upm " ir loved one Sleepin LOVING MOTHERRAN'D SI%TER g MILLARD HOWARD THORNE TAYLOR. INDIA E. In ‘!ld but s&en memory of our mother, AYLOR. who_departed m!- lite one nlr aro today. May 12, 1934, N K PSR R T We ave sulered since you left us— Life has never same. HUSBAVD AND mfl-DRlN WASHINGTON. ELIZA. In sa - ing remembrance of my nrecle‘nshl:%lhh oy ELIZA WASHINGTON. who said 800 by""to me five years ago today. May 12, 1930. When 1 think of 7 Reart WlhiR mets swars Somenow Ls charms for me are drear. mo! d LOVING DAUGHTER, HELEN BA :‘{ It 2 V. L. SPEARE (0. | Netther the successor te nor connected wi the original W Spea: ra ulhshme 3 Natlonal ggoa 1009 o W "~ J. William Lee’s Sons Co FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave, NE. _ Lincoln 5209 Joseph F Bm:h s Sons prons s oo 3034 M St. N.W. WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Sth St. S.E. Lincoln 0530. 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