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Scotland. Others seen in the High- land disproves the theory that the species is becoming extinct. Some Pifeshire district, where no such an- | Scientists declare that these animals ’lre only domestic cats gone wild, but imal had been seen since the time| o1y gssert that their size and fe- when the kings of Scotland hunted in | rocity does not support such a view. the forests, has caused dispute in | Gamekeepers say they are a menace. * Kk k Kk k Kk Kk “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” S Dignity and Refinement Characterize Ryan Service The lasting tribute to the memory of a dear departed should be one of beauty and en- during devotion. Toward this end, our entire organization has been trained and the facilities of our establishment have been planned. Years of experience have taught us many ways to prov:de comfort and conven- ience-—and to do so in a courteous and un- derstanding manner that fulfills every need. ‘Wildcats Puzzle Scots. Appearance of wildcats in the Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls $4 * James T. Ryan 7 Pa. 4ve. S.E. 4Tlantic 1700-1701 ******* DRAPERIES—CARPETS —RUGS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, WALTER A. JOHNSON, GARDEN EXPERT, DIES New Yorker Succumbs at Chester, Md., Where He Was Ad- vising Growers. Special Dispatch to The Star. CHESTER. Md., June 29.—Walter Adams Johnson, 57, well known flori- culturist and lecturer, died suddenly on the country estate of Mrs. J. D. Maxwell, near here, at noon today from what pkysicians said was angina pectoris. It is said he had never been ill with heart trouble before. He died shortly after his wife, Dorothy Biddle, who ecits the Garden Digest, had delivered a lecture before the Assoclated Garden Clubs of Kent County. Both live in Pleasantville, N. Y. Johnson leaves his widow, three daughters and a son. His body will be taken to Pleasantville for burial. He was business manager of the Di- gest and both had been brought here to advise courty flower enthusiasts on ways of growing and arranging them. Home Products Urged. The Philippines will have a “buy home producm" cnmplign C/dar Hill Washingloris most Beaudfful Cmeterg | Where Perpetual Care is 'More Than a Promise' LAMPS BEDDING— Continuing This Week EFFICIENT POSTMAN SERVICE PROTESTED Absence of Tin Whistle Toot De- cried by Writer Identified as “a Looker for Mail.” PORTLAND, Oreg. (#).—A sigh for the good old days when the postman announced the arrival of mail with a toot on & tin whistle was heaved by an anonymous writer to the city nuiance division, who complained Portland mall carriers were “too thoughtful, too courteous.” The writer, signing himself “A Looker for Mail,” complained he has to run to the door too often to see if the post has arrived. He cast an unofficial ballot for hobnailing shoes for postmen, too. FUNERAL RITES CHANGED Services for Rev. Albert Brown to Be Held at Copley Hall. A chenge in the services for Rev. Albert Brown, 8. J., who was stricken fatally Friday at Georgetown Uni- versity, was announced yesterday. Services will be held in the Chapel of St. William in Copley Hall, in- stead of Dahigren Chapel and the office of the dead will be said tonight at 7:45 o'clock. The funeral mass will be tomorrow at 9 o'clock, fol. lowed by interment in the college cementery. Father Brown, who was 66 years old, was formerly rector of Bt. Joseph's College, was a native of Baltimore. He had been living in retirement at George- town for several years. 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Between D and E Seventh Street P ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— ARKING SERVICE — DRIVE DIRECTLY TO OUR REAR ENTRANCE — YOUR CAR WILL BE PARKED r—_————*———*——m Philadelphia, and | P ¢, Surgeons Find Junk Yard JUNE 30, 1935—PART ONE. | Five hundred articles—218 screws, staples, knives, forks, spoons, pins snd belt buckles, to mention a few—were taken from the stomach of a male patient by wide-eyed surgeons in the County Mental Hospital at Upton, Chester, England. The collection, seen here mounted on a board, Is examined by a young doctor. The patient died. —A. P. Photo. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | pIGEON PIE LEADS IMMIGRANTS TO COURT | | | TODAY. f ‘ | | Meeting. Mercantile Club, Hamilton Hotel, 1 pm. ‘Tea. Tau Phi Sorority, Mayflower | Hotel, 3 p.m. r Bag Four Birds in New York Before Learning of Ban. NEW YORK (#)—Frank Canora| and his son James, who came here | from Italy four months ago, have | Dinner, Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, | Shoreham Hotel Terrace, 7:30 p.m. TOMORROW. ‘Italians, Armed With Slingshot,{w - Graphic Arts Association, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. learned to their sorrow that hunting | birds in Central Park just isn't done. | Hungry for pigeon pot pie, they went | into the park for some pigeons. JnmeA | used a slingshot with deadly accuracy, | | and when a policeman came on them | they had four birds in a burIaD sack. DUST PROVES BOON | Oklahoma Farms Fertilized by Storm Pall. OKLAHOMA CITY (#). — Two | months after, Oklahoma farmers see the silver lining of their early Spring | cloud of dust. | Frank M. Pilson, fertilizer specialist | for a packing company, said nitrogen, | | phosphates, lime and potash in vol- canic ash that settled on Oklahoma during the terrifying duststorms of April were responsible largely for the abundant green of State pastures today. | | Meeting. American Veneer Packing Co., Raleigh Hotel, 10 a.m. Luncheon, Alpha Chi Omega Soror- ity, Shoreham Hotel, 12 p.m. Luncheon, V. M. I. Alumni A.wwu-l tion, Army and Navy Club, 12:30 pm. | | Meeting, Oriental Council, Royal | Arcanum, 930 H street, 8 p.m. . Dinner, Civic Service Club Lafay- ette Hotel, 6:30 p.m. | Banquet, Alpha Chi Omega Soror- ity, Shoreham Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Ladies’ Auxiliary, Photo Engravers, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm. Card and bingo party. St. Mary's | Sodality, St. Mary's Church, 727 Fifth street, 8:45 pm. Meeting, Abraham Lincoln Gircle No. 3, Ladies of the G. A. R., Willard Hotel, 8 pm. Luncheon, Hotel, 1 pm. Meeting, National Elevator Manu- tacturing Co., Willard Hotel, 1 p.m. Variety Club, Willard WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites yon te visit the most within kes Rd. eross U Call Adams 6570 tion and assistan 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the WNH T A $500 SERVICE For Only $265 e o o o In Case of Death Call et FUNERAL HOM |= | For TosT oR “Head and Shoulders Above” Any Washington Funeral Service plus a substantial saving because 75 is the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral | ave | “Skippy | Rewsrd | and L sts | near FOUND. WANTED ANIMALS apply Animai_Rescue League. 71 O st. D.W. Phone_North 5730 LOST. Lost and Founa cdvertisements for the daily Star wul be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclustve, up to moon aay o] ussue. Saturdays ana legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sumday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG OF BEDCLOTHES, from auto_ Conn. | to M st. via 22nd. _ Walnut 8910 BOSTON BULL. young. no collar, name side face white. one black eye chest white rs.. vic. 18th. Col. 1d. 460, Apt 1763 Col. rd. Reward. | | BRACELET. gold Unk; heart fastener, with initials “E. V. nd L. D."; 'keep- | sake. Reward. Phone Clarendon B03;M paw. C COLLIE PUPPY, & weeks old, on bet. Kansas ave. and Veterans' Hospiial Call Georgia 1101 1t 38 REVOLVER No. 92788 prop- erty of Metropolitan Police Dept. from auto in garage, rear 2212 Randoiph pl Any information feading to recovery. € CcOLT Carver. No. * precinct. :#0* Wire-haired terrier. no tag. brown brown spot on saddle and clipped. 1127 Sigsbee Di blind. from Rex white. straved Va pet i3 years: mame | Reward. Please cail Metropolitan 704* FOLDER. coutaining recipes. pictures, June 5 in Harlem ‘wuvenir to owner Reward if _returned fo 131 1ith nw. * | FOX TEKRIER white. female, black face | name Trixie; liberal {e\lrn l cloth 15th nw. Dlack nt ase containing inscribed. bet d and N. ave GLASSES. with Dr. and Eve nn National S9X1.” o GOLP BAG and sticks mar e n: the_vicinity of 30th and Dumbar- e.. GeOrgelown. on Or about June Sub‘lln!lll reward. Address Box -J. Star_office. \ AY ENVELOPE. ovened. Saturday morn- ne bei Sanitary Grocery Warenouse; 4ih and Takoma Park. Phnnm | Shepherd W | POCKETBOOK. containing _ kevs and | y, at Hains Point Friday night; kecp return keys and pocketbook. 1 n‘ Adams 1314. __ * | POCK! hite. handwoven, con- FRinE DTIoIS, money. cATas. macses. Da- pers. between 5th st. n.w. and Brookland. | Generous reward if returned to address on | cards. Potomac 1100, SUIT CASE. well 'urn- Rockville and Whea hone Greenwood i SUM OF MONEY in brown. between Liberal reward. | 1812 Tsherwood st. ne TERRIER—Straved from n.w.. Wesley Heights. smail wi ham terrier, no coliar, clipped. Phone Emerson 7 14. ‘WRIST WATCH. lady’s. I Ozak st. on June 27 about ward. _Call Adams 1041 bet. 7 GIANT SCHNAUZER, Black, male, shaggy. nervous temperament; answers to name “Lotho”; wearing collar; in or ‘Washington. REWARD. Mrs. Lloyd Richards, Sunset Lane, Rye, N. Y. TWENTY. Fl\E YBARS OF SERVICE Phone Lincoln 8200 COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM §75 to $500 AND UP MRS. MARTHA WILSON DIES AT BURTONSVILLE Funeral Services for Howard County Resident to Be Con- ducted This Morning. Special Dispatch to The Sta BURTONSVILLE, Md., June 29.— Mrs. Martha Letitia Wilson, 75, widow of John Henry Wilson, died here yesterday at the home of her son, | Willlam H. Wilson, after a long ill-| ness. She is survived by the follow- ing children: Willlam H. and Roy Wil- son, both of Burtonsville; Norman Wilson of Scaggsville, 'Md.:. Mrs. | Ernest Harper of Burnt Mills, Md., | and Mrs. Harry Wheeler of Colesville, Md. ‘The funeral will be held at 11:15] am. tomorrow at Liberty Grove Methodist ~ Church, Burtonsville. | Burial will be in Union Cemewy.! near here. Mrs. Wilson was a native and !ur-. mer long-time resident of Howard | County. She had made her home | here about six years. GETS GROCERY SHOWER Motorist, Missing Truck, Plows Into Store Window. CHICAGO (#).—Frank Sena swerved his car sharply to miss an oncoming truck. He missed the truck, all right. But instead his car plowed through a grocer's display window and came to a halt amid a shower of canned goods. ' The only casualty was Mrs. Anna De Luna, the store proprietress, who, although she was not struck by anything, suffered an injured shoulder when she became frightened and fell from her chair to the floor. Marriages. ‘"F\RFR—WN OLLUM. Mr. and Mrs R. Shearer announce the their son. ROSS W 0 _Miss KATHLEEN C. Mc- of Baitimore, Md. on A?rli Cards of Thanks. HARRISS. RICHARD D. We wish to ac- knowledge to our friends and relatives with rateful appreciation the kind sympathy and thoughtfulness shown us during the illness and at_the death of and brother, RICHARD D. THE FAMILY. We wish to acknowl- many friends and relatives with deepest gratitude the kind expres- sions of sympathy and for the beautiful floral tributes at the passing _of our dear mother, JENNIE HUGHES THE FAMILY. * Braths. ‘ ANDERSON. GEORGE E. Departed this life Saturday. June residence. Ballston. Va ANDERSON. husband o derson, father of Rob Jr.and one daughter Hall: Hill. Va. _He Elizabeth An- and _George. Mary Green of Funeral Tuesday from t_Olive Bantist Armstead Odd Fel- parted his life on band of Jennie A. Belt (nee Loftus) loving father of Catherine Albus neral from his late residence. lison st. n.w.. Mondav am where requiem nd Fu- July 1. at 9:30 e memory of our Iote ‘Drother: WILLI& "L S BELT. class of January 14 1971, who passed to the G»nm Lodge the Hereafter June < Elk services s m P rr«mrntr 152 Allison st. n.w y arder of JAMES J \{URR‘\Y E)."'e:‘ Ruier. Attest: W. S. SHELBY. Secretary. BELT. WILLIAM L. The members of As- ociation of Olcest Inhabitants are re- quested to attend the funeral of our late associate. WILLIAM L_BELT. from the Shrine of tne Sacred Heart Church Monday. July 1. 1945 at 10 a.m THEODORE W. NOYES. President. S FSUNCOUWRICHT §Secret 1oy N iddenly. on ! 35, HELEN NETT. ‘mother of Mrs. Rob- rt Gooding of Alexandria, Va BLAINE, THOMAS E. On Saurday June 625 at Leonardtown. Md.. THOMAS E. BLAINE beloved husband of Martha E. Blaine ‘nee Abell). Puneral from the )»:.ntnc; of his futher. James W. Blaine. Epiphany Church Cemetery. Formv e. 30 mmmn BARTON F. On Saturday. June 1 n_ Youngstown. Ohio. BAR- Ton'"'E " BROOKE. formerly’ of Wash- ineton. D. C.. husband of Evelvn W Brooke. son_of ihe late Lioyd B. and Esther R. Brooke and brother of Lioyd Brooke. Mrs. Cyrus T. Bright and George W. Costin. Funeral in Younsstown. Ohio. CONNER. PAUL J. On FPridav. June % 1 A C.' PAUL J H0yenrs, Coeloved hus- M. Conner (nee Liskev). son of Charles S. and the late Arlevia’ Conner. brotner of Harold D. Conner. Remains resting at the chapel of P. A. Taltavull. 436 :th st. s.w. No- tice ‘of funeral later DAVIS. LEROY. Suddenly on Tuesdss Juny 2t Alexandria. Va.. LE- ROY DAVIS “ioving Pucband of Serah Davis of 465 Delaware ave. s.w. He also leaves other relatives and friends to monrn his departure. Remains resting at che John T Rhines funersl chapel d Eye sts sw. until Saturoas. at 5 D m.: then at his late resi- dence. 'Puneral Sunday. June at 1 pm. from the = Friendship ~Babtist Ehuren. 15 and H sts. sw. Rev. B, H. | Whitine officiating. Interment Rose- mont Cemetery. 30 JAMES A. On Priday. June 28 JAMES A beloved husband of Davis (nee Draley) and brother of A Davis end Mre Annie E | o | July 3 gh | mass ai the Church of the Na- | ea: {ivity at 9 am. ' Relatives and friends invited. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. ‘ JAMES A. Comrades of the As- | ocurow\ men of the District of C assembl lumbia will im ave. 30 Park, a A Monday. ' July ! 1055, Yo attend tne tuneral . JAMES DENT. Pres. ‘ M Attest: GEO. W. SOLLERS. Secs. DOWNS. WILLIAM, Suddenly. on Friday morning, June 1935 at Gallinger Hospital. WILLIAM DOWNS. husband of the late Bridget Downs (nee Bridget O'Connor) and father of John P. and Thomas A. Downs. Mrs. Margaret Rob- erts and Mrs. Helen Corridon. Remains restine at the Lee funeral home. 4th st and Ma ave. n.e. until Monday. J\llv‘ at am: then to St. Aloysius Church, where mass will be offered at 10 am. Relatives and_ friends_iavited to aitend.” Interment Mount Olivet Com- et ANS. KATIE. Departed this life Th\ln~ day afternoon. June 27, 10:35._at 4 o'clock, at Gallinger Hospitai. KATIE EVANS. | She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted | husband. Herman Evans. and a cousn. | Sadie Evans 1 from Smith’s fu- | 1 h th st 1w on Mon & 230 p.m.. Rev. Shease OMcinting. | Fhiends nvied. Interment | Harmony Cemetery. | FENTON. KATHERINI Departed this life Saturday. June 1 a Tesidence. KATHERINE FPENTON. Re. mains resting at V. L Speare funeral | . 1009 H st. n.w. untll 4 pm. | July 1 Funeral l‘|ll take 51”! at Susquehanna,” Pa., on Tues- | ay GRIGOS. WILLIAM. On Thursday. June | 1935, _at _Walter Reed Hnsvlul’ W".LYAM GRIGOS. Funeral from the Chambers Co. funeral home. | %mo Chapin st nw. 3 | at 9 a.m ‘ment at in Arnnnun National Gemetery. FILN!RAAI. _DESIGNS. GEO. A.COMLEY 30 %e: Artistie Flo Night Pl GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F_St. N.W. NAtional 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER | EXPRESSIVE mnl. EMBLEMS AT MODERATE FPRICES. 'HONE NAT. 0106 Open Evenings and Sundays C Cor. 14th 8 Eye| QMTRIBUTES $250p . dda/eud NORTH 7000 Ve 1855 | STOKES. A—-7 Braths. RLES E. CHARLES E. "Q:x oved Rusban d loved husban i May Haislup” Body resting 'i- late residence. 1611 Lawrence st nes where services will be held on Monday. July followed by intermen 1. m in Ariimeton” Netioner Cempt p.m. with full military honors. * Op, Friday. June 28, Garfle] " WILLIAM L. "heloved husband of Eisle T Kurts of 49 Rhode Island ave. n.w. and neral from the Nevius funera New York ave. nw.. Monday: July 1. at 2 p.m. _Interment in Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. Please omit flowers. 0* KURTZ. WILLIAM L. A special sl Lodge No. 4 15 o'clock Monday. 1635, for m‘e purpose of mer’u- uneral of our late brother, WILLIAM L. KURTZ. By order of thé worshipful master OLAND N. BROWN. Secy. E,';v:ly]:‘ \On Seturday. June 5. e residenct - Mrs. Bernard 3 Callanan. 754 Bve ne gonigal), of the late Charles Warren Murray and mother of Morris H. Murray. Services will be held at the above sddess on Monday. July 1. at ¥ pm_ Relatives and friends - fvited " Tnterment = in Brandywine Cemetery. Wilmington. 1 (New" Castle and Wilmington, Dei. papers please copy.) PITTS. JAMES. ar home com- P On Wednesday. June 28, [Frecamen’s ‘Hospital. JAMES uved son of Leroy and Mattie Pitts ‘&na brother"of Rapes and Samuel Pitts June 30 at 2 Bethel i mains the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral 143% You st. n.w. until 9 a.m. : thereafter at his iate residence, 2 GQO!IIfi ave. n.w. 20 UEL A PI‘K’I‘B beloved husband of Anna C. Pitts (nes Re; . Funeral from his late residence, 1 West Vunmn lve ne. on Monday. July 1. at 34 thence to_Holy N mass will be said at Pose of his soul. Interment Mount Oli- vet Cemetery. Relatives and !nendl ln- vited. SC FL BllDGET (fl)n 'l"huy(dly .lunt ne. BRID(:L‘T iCANLON vne! Dellv\oyv beloved wife of the late Edward A. Scan- lon and mother of the late Mary M Scanlon. Mrs. Maury Pitzgerald. Mrs. John W. Bishop. Edward_A. Daniel F. nnu Joseph P. Scanlon. Puneral will be beld from the above residence on M’m at St Aloyijus Church at 9 a.m ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, and friends invited fiHFPP!Rn YIIU\IAS B rHEI‘PARD orlmrd husblnd of Dor- othy Anne Sheppard and father of Jack and Jean Sheppard Funeral services at nP Ww.W G amben Co Bmunez“ wxda\ July Dm Fzm'\vox terment Fort Cemetery, 1 BERNARD Sufldfinlv on Saturday. June % ARD SCOTT STOKFS H. 0. Stol and vived by (r‘r!r hmmu\ John F. Stokes of Sudlersville, Md.: Paul C. Stokes of Betterton. Md., and Efl‘ln H. O. Stokes Mrs. John Teunis and the Misses Chris- tine. Celeste nnd Eiizabeth Stokes of Washington. D. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Cn‘lrrh Chestertown. Md., at 10:30 am. July 1 Interment in Chester Cemetery. Chestertown Md. 1 SUMSTINE. EDWARD BERNARD. On Saturday, June 1935. at Providence Hospital.. EDWARD BERNARD_ SUM- TINE, beloved father of Mrs. Rich; A Harrell and Edward J. Sumstine and ther of Mrs. M. Payne and Mrs. Wil- am J. Sammond. ~ Funeral from his te_residence. 1518 Potomac ave. s.c. on Tuesday. July 2. at 9 am the Hoiy Comforter Church, and East Capiiol sts. where requiem mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. for {he repore of his soul Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Ce: Hill Cemeters SUIHARD., MORGAN C. On Saturday MORGAN 'C.. aged &% husband of Nettie V. Suthard ral from the Deal tu- neral home H st. ne. on Monday. July 1. a1l am. Interment Nokes- ville Va 3 SWEENEY. KATHERINE ELIZABETH. On Friday. June ‘s, at her_ heme Forest Glen. KATHERINE ELIZA- BETH swfl:\t\ Services at her late Suddenly. THOMAS B. Kavherln: e is_sur- Yeuts, " Beleed of her soul. v :\n\on EFFIE M. On Friday. June %, 1 he: residence. 1928 15th at DNOR (nee Guy) Interment echurch 1 be- uly 1 the "“Anacostia 13ih and W sts. se. and friends _invited. Hill Cemei#ry. WILLIAM. __On Th d son of William and Sarah (nee Bovle) of Mount Eagle. County Ireland. emains restin at 'l'v"o(hy Hanlon's funeral home, fl:l H E until Tuesday at & am. _Inter- ment will take place in Castle Island, Mount Eagle. County Kerry. Ireland. 1 VAN HAGAN, ARTHUR EDWARD. On ¢ . at his_vesi- an Park Hotel. ARTHOR EDWARD VAR HAGAN * beioved har: band of Lydia Befino Van Hagan. Re» mains resting at the 8 Hines 1 901 14th st. N0~ nw. funeral” later LETITIA. 530 am o Mer son Witliam H. Wilson. MARTHA LETITIA WILSON. beloved wife et Jobn on of Burtoncuille, Md " Puneral at M. E. Church on Sunday terment Md Tu On Priday. at the home e R0 aC 1118 Union Cemetery, * Spenceryilie 0 In Memoriam. BRADY. HENRY B. In loving_ remem- brance of my dear father. HENRY B BRADY. who died one year ago todas, mav think T have forgotten the wound is nearly he June Some And Bur_littie do they know the sorrow ‘hat lies in my heart concealed HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. HENRY- ETTA B. BURROUGHS EDWARDS. LLOYD AND PRISCILLA. loving remembrance of our mother and grandmother. EDWARDS. who departed twelve veais ago today. June 30, r and grandfathe; WARDS. who departed this life thirty years ago. June 1 5 LOVING DAUGHTER PANNTE LYNCH. IRENE (‘RANDDAUGHTER MARKS. ufl.\m AND JAMES B A tribute of love o the memory of sur parents. mother. LUCINDA MARKS. who left us two vears ago tods 30. 1933: father. JAMES E who died five years ago, April 8. 1930. A happy home we once enjoved. How swee: the memory still Buf desth has left an empty world can _pever fll THELR " CHIDREN " MRS, QUEEN AND EDWARD MARKS. MASON. CHARLES. In remembrance of our dear husband. father and brother. CHARLES M who departed this life two years ago today. June 30, 1933. How sad it was that day to me. The one we loved sone to rest, His firm. true heart is stil; nd that always gave us heip Now' lies In death's fold ehul THE FAMILY. TAYLOR. MARY B. 1In loving memory of our_dear wife and mother. B. TA who passed away one year ago today, June 30, 1934, Beautiful toiler. thy work all done, Beautiful soul into glory sone. Beautiful life with its crown now won Ged giveth thee rest Rest from all watching, ears Rest from all possible crying or tears Rest _through God's endiess beautiful years At home with the blest HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- waiting er THOMPSON. WASHINGTON G. A tribute of love an? devotion to the memory of our dear husband and father. WASH- N THOMPSON. who left us Teven vears ago todaye June 30, 3076 1 shall never forget the day When you left me all alone. It seems that when You went away The sunshine left my home A precious_one from me is gone, A voice T loved is still The hands that alwass ave me help Now lie in death’s cold chill. When time and sorrow are ne more And the mists have rolled away. God promised we shall meet again Upon that -bright_and_glorious_day. HIS DEVOTED WIFE A loving father. so good and kind. No betier on earth could ever be foundi For each of us he did his best Oh. Lord. please, srant him eternal rest; HIS LOVING CHILDREN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Sth St. S.E. _Lincoln 0580. . William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E. Lincoln 6200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons HA 'COCK._ M poons it o5 3034 M SE. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. JiaSren st NY- NAtional 2473 |CHAS. s. ZlI.)HORST co. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. hone_Lineeln JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 _10th St N.W. Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connecte the original W R _Speare m-hluhm-n AT eos 1009 H St. N.W.