Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1935, Page 9

SEVENTH & F STS. SALE *30 SUITS THE EVENING TRAZZARE RITES 10 BE TOMORROW Carriage Maker to Many Presidents to Rest in Ar- lington Cemetery. Funeral services for Thomas E. Trazzare, carriage maker to many Presidents, who died yesterday morn- ing at his home, 1665 Harvard ter- race, will bé held tomorrow after- noon at 1:30 o'clock at the home. Mr. Trazzare was born November 26, 1843. At the age of 17 he joined the 9th Maryland Infantry in the Union Army and served through part of the Civil War. Later he became a member of the Kit Carson Post, G. A. R, in this city and had been ac- tive in post affairs up to the time of his death. Founded Carriage Works. After the Civil War he established the Thomas E. Trazzare Carriage & Wagon Works at 456 Pennsylvania avenue and ffom this shop turned out | the carriages in which several Presi- dents and many other Government dignitaries rode for years. Mr. Traz- zare himself rode in one of his car- riages in the second inaugural parade | for Abraham Lincoln after the war Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. | STAR. . WASHINGTON, Rites Tomorrow RETIRED. CARRIAGE MAKER TO REST IN ARLINGTON. THOMAS E. TRAZZARE. —Capitol Photo. tivities have been in connection with the G. A. R, the Soclety of Oldest Inhabitants, of which he was a mem- ber, and the Trinity Methodist Epis- copal Church. Oldest member of that church, he had been a steward there about 60 years. Seven Children Survive. Mr. Trazzare is survived by three cons and four daughters. They are || Increasing popularity of the automo- |} bile cut down the calls for carriage: and Mr. Trazzare finally closed his and Miss Llun O. Trazzare, Mri 3 S. France, Mrs. Nellie S. Jones and | Since that time his principal ac- | Mrs. Mabel T. Heinline. J. Frank | . i i We've forgotten the costs—we're dis- | regarding profits—we're determined to | close out these fine all-wool suits at one sen- sational price. Every suit i value—the majority sold as high as $30. Plenty of light greys, tans, browns, blues and fancies and sports and backs in sizes to fit every man. now and buy your suit. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Buy on These Convenient Terms .JUST PAY $7 IN JUNE $7 IN JULY $7 IN AUGUST NOTHING DOWN. IF YOUR FEET HURT be sure to come in THIS WEEK and let us show you how easily and inexpensively quick relief can be yours with the proper Dr. Scholl Foot Com- fort Remedy. Dr. Scholl’s Arch Binder quickly re- lieves burning, aching tired feelingin feetand legs. Takes off strain on muscles; holds bones in position. Worn invis- ibly. $1.00 pair. SORE, FEVERISH FEET Dr. Scholl’s Foot Balm relieves painful, feverish, sore, swollen, orachingfeet. Removes footodors, quiets corns, callouses, bunions. Gives delightful ease. 35¢. 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CALLOUSES, BURNING Dr. Scholl’s Lastik Metatarsal Pad with adjustable leather pad —a corrective for mild, weak arch at bu.ll of foot and relief from callouses, burning sen- sations. $2.00 pair. o Silver Spring ¢ Hyattsville Edwin E. H ADVERTISEMENT. shady g0 to make Cedar Hill one Drive out D. C. Trazzare is a resident of Charlotte, N C., but all the other survivors live uhlnnon Punenl services tomorrow will be conducted by Dr. Daniel L. Ennis of Trinity M. E. Church; Dr. Vernon Ridgeley of Calvary M. E. Church; Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks, superintendent of Washington District of M. E. Churches, and Rev. Philip C. Edwards of Washington Grove M. E. Church. ‘The pallbearers, all members of Trinity Church, will be Walter John, Benjamin Kaiser, Curtis Martin, Wil- liam Ashby Jump, Paul Cromelin and Charles K. Hoover. The first three represent the church board, the others Mr. Trazzare's Sunday school class. ARGENTINA HELD WHEAT VIOLATOR 1934-35 Quota Under World Pact Exceeded, Trade Statistics Show. By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 16—Argentina again has broken the world wheat pact by exceeding the 1934-35 export | quota assigned her, trade statistics is- sued yesterday revealed. ‘The figure showed the South Ameri- can nation, up to May 9. had shipped 148,800,000 bushels, 800,000 in excess of her quota for the year ending August 1. | Violation of the agreement came as no surprise to wheat delegates from producing countries preparing for their new conferences opening here May 22, however, since Rodolfo Gar- | cia Arias, the Argentine delegate, | served notice last November that his | nation would not be bound by the agreement. ‘This was the second year in succes- sion that Argentina had exceeded her 100,000 bushels after failing to ob- | tain readjustment of her quota of 110,000,000 Shipments this year are expected to exceed 80,000,000 by August 1. | Puneral to Be Tomorrow Woman Who Killed Self. Funeral services for Mrs. Jeannette Levens McGehee, night club operator, who killed herself Tuesday at her home, 1017 Fifteenth street, will be | held at the chapel of the V. L. Speare | Co., tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. She is survived by her husband. Malcolm McGehee. her mother, Mrs | Phulip Mouton, and a 12-year-old son | by a former marriage. League to Give Dance. OAKTON, May 16.—Oakton | School and Civic League will hold a evening at 9 o'clock, proceeds to go to the group's welfare fund. W. WARREN TALTAVULL | Funeral Home || 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phicacs } COl. 0464 ADams 10341 (edar Hill uyhna most beantiful’ (émetery AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL Consider This Your Guarantee of The Best At Small Cost We again claim the finest funerals in the world for the money. The design above will always stand for that. As we advertise the best, you naturally should expect the best from “One of the Largest Undertakers in the World.” $265 This metal easket, which with cars, hearse and use of chapel, is the most $500 funeral serv- {ces, for only $265. $165 UL SR R A This good quality, neat, eloth casket and a whole dignified funeral conducted _ by Chambers — service, hearse, cars and free use of chapel and parlor all for one price, $165. MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. COlumbla 0432. SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 Eleventh St. S.E. Limesla 4477, THURSDAY, quota. In 1933-34 she shipped 147,- | MRS. McGEHEE RITES SET| for.| | benefit dance in the school tomorrow | MAY 16, 1935. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and continued cool tonight and tomorrow; probably light rain tonight; lowest temperature tonight about 50 degrees; gentle winds, mostly northeast and north. Maryland—Mostly cloudy and con- tinued cool tonight and tomorrow, pos- sibly light rain tonight. Virginia—Cloudy and continued cool tonight and tomorrow; probably light rain tonight. West Virginia—Light rain this aft- ernoon and probably tonight; tomor- row generally fair, continued cool. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 65 30.04 30.06 30.12 Yesurday— 30.15 30.18 30.13 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 66, 5 p.m. yesterday; year ago. 65. Lowest, 47, 5:30 a.m. today; year ago 51. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 89, on April 27. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 78 per cent, at midnight. Lowest, 60 per cent, at 4:15 p.m. yesterday. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast| and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. 7:12am 1:27am. 7:39 p.m .1:30 pm.. 2:15p.m. The Sun and Moon, Rises. ! Sun, today. 4:56 Sun, tomorrow. 4:55 7:14 | Moon” today.... 5:50p.m. 3:24am 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 7.09 '82| February . 237 327 6.84 84/ March . 339 375 884 91 | April . 395 327 913 '89| | May . 370 1069 '89 Sets 7:13 MRS. MATTIE ROGERS FUNERAL RITES HELD Bervices in Church of the Pil- grims for Woman Exonerated in Fatal Accident. Fureral services were held this morning in the Church of the Pil- grims for Mrs. Mattie Estelle Rogers, 41, who has been exonerated by a grend jury in connection with the| fatal automobile accident which Mon- day led her to take her own life. Rev. Andrew R. Bird, the pastor, offi- ciated Burial was in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. The active pallbearers were: Thomas P. Burke, G. Harris Collingwood, Samuel A. Swiggett, W. Hall Twigg, Edward F. Voris and Paul E. War- ing. Honorary pallbearers were: Comdr. Charles W. Cairnes, H. J. Clay, W. L. Evans, Dr. Leonard L. Harter, Dr. Melvin C. Merrill. W. B. Oliver J. W. Park, J. T. Rankin, F. N. Sanford, Charles H. Squire, Herbert E. Stephens, Charles H. Walleigh and Mark Allen Watson. Japan Lacks Minerals. Japan is poor in mineral deposits. @ards of Thanks. FREDERICK H. The tamily of the FPREDERICK H RICH acknowledge ith sincere appreciation the kind ex- pressions of sympathy In their bereave- me; THE FAMILY. * Tuouu CARRIE V. and relatives for their beautiful florai tributes. cards of sympathy and other kind expressions of sympathy 2t the recent death of our loving moth- e, CARRIE MAS “and father Wit & THO O AWITLIAM P THOMAS AND DAUGHTER, MIER. Braths. BEATTIE. JAMES B, Suddenly, on Mon . May 13, JAMES H.. the be foved usband of Thyre 15 Beattic and father of James W. Beattie. Fune from the W. Chambers Co home. 1400 Chn day. May 18, Iriends mmed. Cemete p.m. Rel “Interment HW Gaithersburg. Md.. and Blunt of La Plata. Md Friday. May 17. Interment private 16% BRADSHAW. FLIZABETH C day. May East ELIZABETH C. BRADSHAW, widow of Leonsrd P Brad- shaw and sister of Magy dJ. Revnolds. Notice of funeral later. CANARD. ERN Capitol st E. On Wednesday the home of his Va. ERNEST June 413 1094 ‘00| | July . 471 1063 '86 | August 401 1441 28 September 324 1745 '3 October 284 X '85 November ... ... 237 89 December ... ... 332 g ‘01 Weather in Various Cities. Temperature ex [T Stations. ** 1neworvg ERREFTRIL IS fepiasas wego) we Al tic Ci Baitimore. A Bismarck Boston. Mass | Butale, XY i I | Eifvelamd Columbia Denver. Los -~ Ange Loufsville. Ky Miami. Fla.... Minneapolis .’ New Orleans. . New York Oklahoma City QOmaha Nebr. Philadeiphia | Portiand _oreg Ra'sleh N C.. ’ Salt Lake City San Antonio. . San Diego San_Francisco. 8t. Louic Mo Seattls. Wach Snoksne. Wash | Tamna P q WASH DC 3018 66 ClDudY FOREIGN. (7 am. Greenwich time today) Stations Temperature. Weathe! London_England .. Cloudy Paris France Soney Vienna. Austria Cloudy Berlin. Germany . _ Clouds | Brest France Cloudy Zurich Switzerland Cloudy Stockholm Sweden Cloudy Gibraltar. Spain 3 Cloudy | (Noon. Greenwich time. todas.) Horta (Faval) Azores.. 64 Cloudy (Current observations.) Cloudy Cloudy Clear vi uba Colon. Canal Zoneé. Cloudy EANARD beloved son ot Rb Lule F. Canerd. He is survived by his father and mother. three sisters and 1wo brothers. Remains resting at the Ives funera] home 10 Wilson blvd Clarendon. Va. Funeral from Warren- ton Baptist Church. Warrenton, Va.. on Priday. May 17. at 2:30 p.m. ment Warrenton. Va CAPA\\I L1 FILIPPO. On Wednesday. ome. 3015 ALH | e FILIEPO. CAPANNELLY Bisbaria ‘of Anne Capanneil beloved He also is survived by a daughter. Eivira M.. and fromonyJoseph F. Caparelli | Funeral from tre’ residence on Satu at m. thence to Holy Rasxry nd Fats. nw. where mass flered % am. Interment Moun?® Olivet Cemeters 17 DAVIS, JOHN McARTHUR. On Thursday. May 16 t Georgetown Univer- 035 _a sity Hospital. JOHN McARTHUR DAVIS. | husband of Lucy Ann Fulford Davis He also s survived by two brothers R. Davis and R. Davis of Wilkes- Barre. Pa. and a sister. Mrs. Evan P Grifith _of Washington. ' Body. th at Joseph Gawler Sons' chapel. 1756 Notice of services later. ARY V. On Wednesday. May 35, at Sibley Hospital. MARY DAWSON of S81% New Hampshire ne. beloved wife of James L 2nd mother of Rolland W. D= Gladys_Drexilius and C: son. Services funeral home. 3901 May 1R, at 2 il Cemetery. ADA. On Wednesdas. May 15 ADA DEAN o W st n.w. _She it Survived by n devoted hushend. Same uel Dean: two daughters. Mrs. M Penwick and Lillian Dean: a law. Joseph Fenwick: two grandchi and ‘other 1elatives and frier Re mains may be seen at Malvan & Scheys funers] home. New Jersey ave and R s n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. GLOVER_ ELISE F. On Wednesday. at Walter Reed Hospital EUISE B _peloved wife of William T Glover. "Sne also_is_survived by daughter. W°R.“Doores of Wash- ington. D. C. and two sons. Harry M Glover of Cleveland Ohio. and Charles P. Glover of Passaic. N resting at Joseph P. Birch's Sons' fu- neral home= 30:i4 M st Services 8t Christ Church. :oth ard © sts on Priday. Mav 17. at ment Oak Hill Cemet: WILLIAM A. On Tuesdar. May GROGAN. h baind of ‘Rose Gropan: monie o Rhea Chapter. No 5 Disabled Veterans ~Fu- | neral from the W. W._Chambers Co. fu- neral home. 1400 Chapm Priday. May 17. at 3 and friends invited n lington National Cemetery at 2:30 p.m HENDRICKSON, ALVIN FREER, e vemdente o e parenis T 10 inson st. s.w. on Saturdav. May 1R, at 1:30 p.m_~ Relatives and friends are in- vited Interment Oak Hill Cemetery 17 HODGSON. MAJ. F. 8. On Tuesday, May is residence. 98 Tilinois £ HODGSON aved <., beloyed husband of Elize v Hodgson anc father of Mrs. E. Hume Talbert late Tesi | Capital Man Among Jewish Lead- ers on National Board. E. I Kaufmanh of this city s | among 100 Jewish leaders who have | accepted places as honorary national | vice chairmen of the United Jewish | Appeal for the relief and rehabilita- tion of Jews abroad, it was announced | today. | Felix M Warburg, national chair- | man of the 1935 drive to raise $3.- | 250,000 for the purposes of the Joint Distribution Committee and the Amer- ican Palestine campaign. which form the United Jewish Appeal, made the announcement. ALAN MAPHIS SPEAKER Will Discuss Security Bill Before Round Table Club. Alan Maphis of the Equitable Life | Insurance Co., will discuss the social security bill before the weekly lunch- | eon meeting of the Rounc Table Club at_the University Club tomorrow. New officers will be elected at this meeting. Announcement is made of a ladies’ night banquet and enter- tainment at the National Press Club Friday, May 24, at 7 pm LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisement: for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, tnclusive. up to moon day o issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 pm._Saturday BOSTON BULL PUP. female. brindle. white throat, one blind eve: from the alley of 521 3rd st. n.e._on Thursday. Reward. * CAT. brown Persian tlbb! Alnud from 1815 Lamont st nw. Inesday eve- n Columbia_2454 CHANGE PURSE smal key: lost between 10:30- ave. Fst. 14th st. Rew: DACHSHUND biack fiel! ldlh and Florida ave. or DOG—smaii Dachabupd ™ abiny | Tack | halr _trown spofs face and paws: no collar 3024 'nld!n st. n.w. Apt 203 Reward. Clev. 6494 FUR NECK PIECE. silver fox. Tuesday afternoon at Loew’s Balace Theater Finder please call West 2: N st nw. Reward. PURSE. bl from ?nrl bench at Adams Mill rd. and Ciydesdale. Reward. ~Return to Mrs. John C. Todd. 1820 Clydesdale nl. n.w._Apt. 103 RINGS (2)_one s diamond and one a class ring l!nlg{‘l‘nnlty\ in Palais Roya room. sday. Sentimental e s&u reward Phone Potomac 5442. E. 1. KAUFMANN HONORED;""”“"C A Bt pm and iriends invited. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. FREDERIC S. Members of Urell 4. United Spanish Are requested to assemble | at Relatives of atiendine the funeral of our late comrade FREDERIC.S. HODGSON. Tnterment in Arlingtor "National Cemet GARY E_POWELL, W I JENKINS. Adit JONES. THOMAS RICHARD. SR. On Thursday, May 16, 105 at his resi- dence. 916 n_his_71st year THOMAS RICHARD JONES S helpted husband of Julia E. Jones mains resting at the Saffell chapel. 5th and = sts. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MICRAEL A, On Wednesday May | 1 at’ Mount Alto Hospital MICHAEL A “LADEN beloved brother of Catherine Beight. Funeral from his flster's residence. 1115 Eve st ne. on May 17 at €30 am. inence Holy Name 'Catholic Church. where Tmasc will be ofiered at § am. for ‘ihe repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Arlmlmn M- tional Cemetery | LEARY. JOSEPH J. On Tuesday Mny u &\, Emersency Hospital ery Commnndnfi bt UM £e ftered at 10 am_ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeterv Y. JOSEPH J. Washincton. D c LA IO e Tice. No. 15, B B O, EIks ‘The lodge llH convene 12 175180 Sve . purpose of paying tribute to e memory of our late NS brother. JOSEPH J° LEARY elass_of August 2. 1800, who passed 1o the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter May Members _requested assemble A ehier chunel ‘ma o body Tor' the ehs emplification of the ritual. By order of | DR. JNO. ADY. Exalted Ruler. Attest: W. ELBY. Secretary. | LEWIS, JOHN H. Departed this life on | Hospita! bel ved He'a1sd feaves 1o mourn thelr loss three sisters and one brother Remains rest ing at Ruth Dabney's funeral home. 45 o sl n.w.. until Thursday. May 16. at 4 pm.: thence to his late Funeral Friday. May 17. & Mount Zion M. E. Church. Lin Theerment Mount Zion Gemetery. LEWIS. JORN H. Al officers and mem- bers of Corinthian Lodge. No | are ordered to assembie at Scot-’ mh JRite Temple Friday May 17 | t 11:30 a.m.. to arrange for the hur i o Bigther, JOHN H. LEWIS. Fu from M. E. Church. Linden Md.. day at 1:40 pam. Craftmen are cor- | dially invited. CLIFTON O. LYLES Worshoprul Master, Attest: O I DEANE. Secretary. = 6% LYDO! On Tuesday. May 14 t lhe Nlllonll Homeopathic H pital. MARY K LYDON. beloved daugh- ter of 'he late John and Mary Lydon and sister of Delia T. Lydon. Funeral | from her late residence. 4 19th st nw. on 7 ‘at 8:30 ul's Church. 15th and | St B.w. where reauiem misss wil' be | offered at O a.m. Relatives and friends | e trd. e ment Mo Olivet Ceme- | tery. LYDON. MARY K. Ladies of Dlvhlon Na. 2. Ladies’ Auxiiiary of the Ancient Or- | der of Hibernians. are requested to meet 8¢ the home of our late sister, MARY K LYDON 24 19th at lady’s lulwn nllerdlr 5 A WRIST WATCH, between D and Taylor, M 1in babe” Kewards 18° P m. Thursd: AND WILLIAM H. | and cars | MRS. ETHEL TAVER- on T 16, at_her Tesidence. Tnter- | May Remains | % A—9 Braths. LYNCH. JOHN J. On Wednesday May Tods. At his residence 618 4th B loved husband of t late’ Mln A Lyncn and father of Eliz beth h and Mrs. E. E.Brooke. Tesidence on Ma 30 a.m.: thence *Xioystus Chureh. where reasiem a.m. Relatives invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 MAGNER, PHILLIP E. On Wednesday. May Georgetown _University oL E the belosed: s d 0( Alherll E Magner, residence, ol ne. Notice of funersl | mABBETY, jMARRY. On Wednesday. Ma 5 «t Mount Alto_ Hospital HARRY. beloved husband of Ethel M bett. faiher of Audrey and James bett’ son_ of Mrs. Mabbett and brother of Joseph. Maxine. Svdney and James Mabbett funeral services at the Chambers Co. Southeast funeral 5 . on Saturday | 3 Relatives and | Inteiment = Arlington National Cemetery. 17 MCGEHEE. JEANNETTE LE VANS. denly. on Tuesday. May 14, 19 isth st n.w 1017 LE 'VANS. " beloved" wile of Malcolm McGehee and daughter of Mrs. Bhilio 8. Mouton. ‘”hnl,ne;ill services a peare Co. 1009 H st. n.w.. on Priday. May 17 at 2 16 HQPHIIIQDV ELVA ,lt\qt On Mondav, Freedimen's Hospital ELVA inENE NicPHERSON.® aged 14 years. beloved daughter of J. Pranklin and Harriat McPherson. She is 8lso ;urvlved by one sister and three broth- ers. Remains re ting at the MtGulY' funeral home_ 1 ({\1 st. n.w ‘ on Memorial M. Church, Florida and Sherman aves. hw. on Priday. May 17 p.m. Inters ment Lincoln Memorial Cemelery. 116 MIDDLETON. ELLA CLARK. Entered into Test day. May 16, 1935, ELLA CLARK LETON. widow of Prank Eliot Middleton and beloved mother of Eophie Belle Middleton. Prank Eliot Mid- dleton. ir. and J. Clark Middleton Fu. neral services at St. Alban’s Church on Saturday. May 1% at 3 pm. Friends invited. 'Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. ‘Sgd- a residence. HIRPI‘“ MARY J. On Wednesday. May 25 Gesrzetown Univer pital MARY URPHY (nee Belovea: widow of Timothy D. Mumnv of Weehawken. N. J ~ 8he is survived hters. Mrs Jokbn J. Ken- Genevieve ) t and Helen McCa N. Y neral services At the residence of her aughter. Mrs John J. Kennedy. the tchester Apartments. Fridav. May thence to St Anne’'s Catholic Wisconsin_ave. and Yuma st ss will be offered at 8 the rcpose of her soul. In- 7 SIDNEY ANN. D»pa"“‘ this lite n Wednesday. May 15. 11 her Tesidence. 145 ¥ou £t nw. SIDNEY ANN ONEIL. She is survived by one daugh- ter. Mrs Martha Gibbs. two brothers. John H. Ta: two sisters 1 s Miss Alice Bramson. and s host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jersey ave and R st. n.w. Noticé of funeral later ORGIA A. On Thursday. May at her residence. 1442 R. I GEORGIA A. RICKS. beloved Wife of William C, Ricks and mother ot Mrs. Gauvreau. William C. ir Jack L. Joseph C. and Albert Remains resting at the W. funeral home. 1400 Notice of funeral later Suddenly. on Sunday at Casualty Hospital am Chapin st. n.w d and friends. Funeral Trom Smitn's ¢ neral home. 1125 19th st. n.w.. Thu day night at S o'clock. Interment Prince_ Georges County, Md. Prid May 17. ROSE. RALPH A. Departed this life Tues- day 1935, at his residence ‘ De. after a lingering _tline: the beloved husband 1 n st | sts. now. Saturday ives and friends invited. SCHOEP‘ PAUL] May 1! [ 2 owens pi ne SCHOEDY "inte Ewaid: beioved wafe of | Ofto Scheeps Funsral will be held from the above residence on Friday. May 17 at 9:30 am Requiem mass at Holy Name Church at 10 am. Relatives and | {riends invited. Interment Mount Olivet | Cemetery TAYLOR. EUGENE. On Monday. May 13. !b v!'NE TAYLOR beloved hus- of Tayior. foster father of Velvrs Hacket:. brather o3 Rosa and Hattie rench and Nan 17 at Church. Tnterment Phiilips’ 16 n‘?nuu: THOMAS E On Wednesday et THOM. Funeral from his_late mmenu on Priday. May riends lington National Cemetery. HOMAS E. The members of Oldest Inhabitants ed to attend the funeral of ssociate. THOMAS E. TRAZ- his 'late residence. 1665 Harvard ferrace \B%. on Friday. May 17, 1935 at ] THEGDORE ‘W NOVES. President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. WELLS, WILLIAM. On Tue: ‘ at_his residence 0" 12th p WILLIAM WELLS the beloved her of Hattie Williams. He also other relatives Funeral Sundas at 2 pm. from the W. Ernest 3i¥his Tumeral Shureh: T43% You st A WILLIAMS. RICHARD F. On Wednesdar. May 15. 1935 _at Baltimore. Md.. RICH ARD P the beloved husband of Mar ms. who is a patient in Mount | hof — Funeral services at the W W. Chambers hom Y400 Cnasia o 17. at' 11 am. Rela are mvited." Trterment Cedar Hill Cem- etery In Memortam. BROCKENBURGH. ELIZABETH. Sacred 10 the memors of my dear. devotea mother. ELIZABETH BROCKENBURGH who laid down a cross for & crown six | vears ago today. Mav 16. 1928, When the final sheaves sre sathered In the storenouse of the Lord. T'll mcet you. sainted mother. | 'aTound the peaceiul throne of God, HER LOVING DAUGHTER. LOTTIE | BROWNE MARY WALKER. In my " dauhter ( WALKER BROWNE. “who died | vears ago today. May 16. 1923 How sad it was. that day to me. The day on which you died Your memory will cigng to my heart { Till T rest by your side. HER LOVING MOTHER BETTIE W WALKER . loving ARY twelve In lov- % remembrance of our dear husband nd father CHARLES RICHARD BUR- | ROWS. who, departed this life three | wears ago todar May 03 | s WIFE AND CHILDREN, * HUNTER. JAMES W. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband | JAMES W. HUNTER o evaried this life May 16. 191 | 1n tne heautiful mnnm of May You so peacefullv passed a 16" Tomme that is a1l love and light. To a place that is heavenly bright Though you left us sad and lonely. too We will always have memories sweet #1s LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * JOHNSON. CHARLES membrance this life one year ago lodny May 16. 1934 1 haye lost a life companion. A'lite linked with my own: Day by da miss him more As Twalk throush life alone The one I loved has sone to rest, His firm. true heart fs_still | The hand’that slways gave me help Now lies in ceath's cold chil | S LOVING “WIFE MAYME. WILSON. GEORGE F. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear son and broth- er. GEORGE F. WILSON. who departed this life four years ago todav. May 16. 1931 Four sad and lonely years have passed And miss your_smile so_gay. FUNERAL DIRECTORS “JOHN R. WRIGHT _ 10th St. N.W.__ Phone North 0047 V. L. 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