Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASH NGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1935 %33 A—11 %llIIlIIIIIWJlIflllllilllIIHIIMIHIIIHIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIHHIMUIIIIHWMMIIMMIHIWMWWIWWII% ANNOUNCEMENT... to Our Friends and the Public The surviving children of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. Warren Taltavull desire to express thanks to their friends and the public for their continued patronage. The undertaking business so success- fully established and conducted with integrity, dignity and personal services by the deceased will continue under the management of Mr. Franeis J. Collins. Your future patronage of this institu- tion will be greatly appreciated. THE W. WARREN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W. COlumbia 0464 Franeis J. Collins, Marager O Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star S0 o 2-Pc. Kroehler-Built Living Room Suite $6 9.00 Two well proportioned pieces carefully up- holstered in a distinctive friezette. Kroehler built, which guarantees quality. Sagless foundation, large, soft settee and club chair with reversible spring-filled cushions. Open a J. L. Budget Account Steel Steamer An unusually comfort- able chair—has steel frame with heavy duck seat and wooden arms. a porcelain to and four windso: are nicely finished in CLARA HILL RITES TO BE HELD TODAY Work of Washington Sculptress at Corcoran Gallery and Other Institutions. Funeral services for Clara Hill, the ‘Washington sculptress whose work has been given a place at Corcoran Art Gallery and other institutions here, were to be Leld a: 3 o'clock this after- noon from Gawler Puneral Chapel, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Hill died suddenly Sunday night at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fenton Padeley, 1736 Holly street. Her work is well known here and in New York, where she maintained a studio. Miss Hill was the pupil of Augustus Saint-Gaudens. She also worked under Puech at Jullan Academy and Injalbert at Colarossi Academy. Miss Hill was a member of the Washington Society of Artists and the Washington Society of Miniature Painters, Sculptors and Engravers. Housewives of Dublin, Irish Free State, are demanding household elec- ! tric refrigerators. THOMAS M. THYSON, 90, BORN IN DISTRICT, DIES Funeral Services Held at War- renton, With Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. WARRENTON, Va., July 9.—Funeral services were held in St. John’s Cath- olic Church this morning for Thomas M. Thyson, who died Sunday in the Fauquier Hospital, in his 90th year. Mr. Thyson was & native of Wash- ington and came to this county in 1900, living at first on a farm near Warrenton. He leaves three children, P. E. Thyson and Miss May Thyson, Warrenton, and Bernard Thyson of Florida. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington. Church Carnival to Organize. ‘The annual organization meeting for the Holy Name Church carnival will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the church auditorium, Eleventh and K streets northeast. Rev. John W. Dowling and John B. Irving, president of the church's Holy Name Society, will preside. Committees are to be selected to direct the forthcoming church carnival. WE'VE GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEWSTOCK sor- type chairs. two-tone enamel. J.P. YORT DIES; AGACIA OFFIGER Firm’s Vice Presider’ Widely Known in Inc ance Circles. J. P. Yort, vice president of the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co., #nd a widely known figure in local and national insurance circles, died last night at Garfield Hospital. Mr. Yort had been in failing health for several months, but remained at his desk until recently, when he was ad- mitted to the hospital for treatment. Mr. Yort was in charge of the field department of Acacia and also a director. Born in Denmark. { Born October 22, 1879, in Denmark, Mr. Yort was educated at the Univer- sity of Copenhagen, specializing in advanced mathematical and statistical studies. He held the posts of assistant actuary, secretary, field superintend- ent and actuary with leading Danish life insurance companies during the years 1904 to 1913, and held mem- bership in Danish actuarial societies. Prom 1914 to 1916 Mr. Yort served as actuary with the Continental Life In- surance Co. of Utah, Jjoining the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co. here in 1917, also as actuary. In 1919 he was in addition named secretary of the company. In 1932 he was elected vice president. He was a member of the American Institute of Actuaries and the Fra- ternal Actuarial Society. He also held membership in the following clubs and the lodges: Congressional Coun- try Club, Columbia Country Club, Osiris Lodge, No. 26, F. A. A, M; s Albert Pike Consistory, M. R. 8.; Danish Club. Funeral Thursday. Mr. Yort is survived by his wife, Mrs. Agnes Yort; a son, Sven, a daughter, Helen; by two sisters, Jenny and Marie, and two brothers, Gustav and Christian, who reside in Denmark. Mr. Yort'’s home was at 7201 Mead- ow Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. William Montgomery, president of Acacia, announced that the offices of the company would be closed next Thursday, the day of the funeral. Officers and directors of the com- pany will attend in a body. MAX ARNOLD, RETIRED BUSINESS MAN, DIES, Funeral Services Held Friday at Oxon Hill, Md.—Was Dem- ocratic Leader. Max Arnold, 58, retired business man, died at the home of his daughter, Miss Celia Arnold, 4912 Third street, | Friday, and was buried the same day at Oxon Hill, Md. He had been in ill | health for five months. For years Mr. Arnold made his home | in Brentwood, Md., and was an active | member of the Chilum District Demo- cratic Club during his residence there. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Fannie Arnold; four sons, Louis B. Arnold, an attorney; Daniel, Irving and Philip, all in the Government service, and one daughter, Celia; three grandchildren and a brother and a | sister living in New York City. —— School for Chimpanzees. A professor of zoology has started a | school for wi.d chimpanzees in the For a Regular $150 Funeral 75 No Extras! It has taken 25 yeats ana o sicadily increasing volume of business to permit the establishment of same “irzespective of rice! WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 | IMOUSINE AMBULANCE 54 Ryan offers the most modern | Bt unlettered Limousine AMBU- | | LANCE, that features the finest | | b in comfort and sanitation. Driven and under the careful supervision of two thoroughly trained and courteous attend- ants. If the occasion arises that you need Ambulance serv- ice, for local or out of city, remember to call— JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. AT. 1700-1701 For Use Anywhere in the City. Porcelaln-Top 5-Pc. Breakfast Set A sturdy, well-constructed group, consisting of table with twc concealed leaves All five pieces $| 9.95 Open a]. L. Budget Account wlius Lansburgh oJurniture (2o, 909 F STREET N.W. Chamber Is One of The laryut Undertakers in the World | Church. ‘m of O. T. Wright, president of the MANN FUNERAL RITES TO BE CONDUCTED TODAY | ™9t ot Services for Retired Bureau of Standards Employe to Be Held at His Home. Funeral services for Prederick E. Mann, 72, retired scientific instrument maker at the Bureau of Standards and for many years an outstanding civic leader in Arlington County, will be held at his home, 2123 North Monroe street, this afternoon st 5 o’clock. Mr. Mann died of pneumonia, Sundav morning at his home, following an llness of 10 days. Briet services will also be held at| - the Lee funeral parlors, where the body will be taken for cremation. Burial will be private. Mr. Mann, a native of Germany, came to this country in 1886. In 1903 he came to Washington to take a position in the Bureau of Standards. He served there continuously until three years ago, when he was retired. Of recognized ability in research work, Mr. Mann served for a time as chair- man of the Arlington County Ctvic Federation’s Committee on Revenues and Expenditures. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Karoline Haefner Mann, and a daughter, Miss Sophie C. Mann. NELSON FOOKS FUNERAL AIDED BY MASONIC ORDER Former State Senator, Who Died | Friday, Is Interred at East New Market. By the Associated Press. EAST NEW MARKET, Md., July 9.—Funeral services for férmer State | Senator Nelson H. Fooks were held here yesterday in charge of the Ma- sonic Lodge of Preston. Harry B. Wright, deputy grand master of Y.he‘ order for Maryland, led the fraternal delegation. Fooks, who represented Caroline | County in the Legislature for many | years, died in a Baltimore hospual‘ Friday. He had been under treat- ment for a stomach disorder and | succumbed to a heart attack. Officiating clergymen were Rev. William McClelland, pastor of the Protestant Episcopal Church here, | and Rev. T. L. Nugent, pastor of the | Church of the New Jerusalem at| Preston. Interment was at East New Market Cemetery. MRS. M’'NERHANEY RITES Funeral Services Scheduled Today | at Central Presbyterian. Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle | Wright MacNerhaney, 47, who died | Saturday at her home, 5233 Connec- | ticut avenue, were held at 2:30 pm today at the Central Presbyterian Mrs. MacNerhaney was the wife of | Francis K. MacNerhaney, an emplove of the War Department, and the sis- | National Capital Press. She also is | survived by five brothers and Zour sisters in Virginia. LEWIS TO HONDURAS James W. Lewis of Springfield, Tenn., who has resided in Washington | for a number of years, has accepted | an appointment as assistant secretary | to the Minister to Honduras, it was announced today. He is to assume his new duties July 20. While living here Mr. Lewis has been active in the affairs of the Na- tional Baptist Church. LOST. Lost and Founa cdvertisements for the daily Star wid be accepted Mondays to fFridays, tnclusive up to moon day o] issue Saturdays ana legal hclidays up to 10 am day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 pm Satumav | BILLFOLD_containing and operator’s u’rehm" Rellrd xt returned to David gl BOSTON E BULL TERRXEE—-SOL!}:!' nd and vicinity St Georges Is white paws. body black and white: “Bi d. Dr. T. B Crisp. Piney Foint. Md. e e cle namm_s UL siflegwhiastrekidows ‘Bobby "' 14th and | 2543 1ith B w. CARD CASE containing B, & O. Ralload pass and $20: lost Sat. morning at Union Station. [Finder please return to Mi celia Heelen. 18! 1. rd DINNFR RING diamond nnd Dl 4 diamonds. s carat each: last part of June Reward. 1426 Crittenden st. FALSE TEETH, lost Sunday mor: ryewnrd Call' Emma Smith, ning Decatur HAT BOX "Black between Aghland “and Washington. on Route N S tween 1 d 4 pm. Price 2; delghta. SC] in transit, tional Bld MONE 3R and 15th and N Chase Lake car POLICE BADGE No_ 579, H. Major, 3008 Channing PACKAGE, Woodward & Lothrop's. July dresses’ unfinished. etc. Reward for valued ‘pfigtos of brither and decessed | mother. _Thompson. 1 i PAY ENVELOPE. confaining s afternoon: name K. Bean. Clarendon_1 d. POCKETBOOK —Brow! money, keys, containing name of Miss M. M. Fitzgerald. 100 nw. Return pocketbook. —eveglasses Miss M. A. Ryan. 1206 N st. n.w PUPEY. male. tiny white: Sunday. in alley 20in and 215t H and I sts. Return, to H st nw_ Reward SPANIEL, small black water spaniel, stripe on chest: Saturday_afternoon Piney Branch rd._Phone Georgia . SPECTACLES. in leather case marked vTerau Optical Company.” Lincoln 757-J. Lake. reward. Sunda Please_call with _eveglass: d address Monroe st. to | Ja Fe vhite 6604 | 9. O t_bamboo. curved handle. square section: left in_telephone booth at Peoples Drug Store. 1144 Con- Decticut ave. n.w. on Friday evening. July 5: highly valued_ by owner for senti- BROOKS, BRUCE, JOHN FRANCIS. BRYANT. JOHN ANDREW. n»g-ned BURKE, SUSIE FRANCES. CAl CLEMENTS. HENRY L. On July & DEN HALL ANNIE. . rL\IPmu:Y WILLIAM "mmgm and tomorrow: |in | mostly northwest and north. {4 pm 12 (Furnished by High - Low Sun, today- Sun. tomoITow. | Moon. one-half hour after sunset Capital (current month to date) | S!member December Braths. TAM. on Monday. July & 1935. at Gallinger | ital. WILLIAM BLALOCK. devoted | husband of Idolene Blalock, loving fa- ther of William. Alberta and Louie Bla- He also leaves five sisters. two Biothers.” dther ruiatives ‘and. many friends” Puncral Wednesday. July 10 p.m.. from the Rhines fin hapel. ra and “Eve its.. aw: Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. § . FATE. Departed this life on Saturday. July 6. 1935, in Providence Hospital widow of the late Eli Brooks eral nieces ard nephews. Puneral serv~ ices will be held Wednesday. July 10 1:30 pm. at Vermont Avenue Baptist Cburch. Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. Intermen: Harmony Cemetery. [ Deperted this life on Bunday. July 7, 1935 aiter a brief {liness. JOHN FRANCIS BRUCE. He is survived by a devoted wile, Mrs. Ruth Bruce; three children. Edward. Lillian and - Alice: two faithful sunis. Mrs. Elizabeth Addison and_Miss Flor- ence Warren; a courin. Mrs. Helen Mason. and & host of other relatives and friends. Mass will be sald on Wednes- day. July 10. at % am. at St. Cyprian's Church. 13th and C sts. s for the re- Pose of ‘his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. “May his soul rest in peace.” life_on Bunday. July 7 in Chi] dren’s Hospital. JOHN ANDREW BRY- ANT., the beloved son of Vivian and John A Bryant. He leaves to mourn their loss one brother. two grandfathers. one andmother and other relatives and riends. Remaing, resting with Murray & 2th _and V Ponerar Sreanesaar, July 10, late residence, 711 55th st e, T heroent FPayhe's Cimetery On Monday, dence. 1224 193 July 8. 1935. st T North " Hartford lon., USIE NCES BURKE. wife of the o6 Sohm W, Burke. Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday. July 10, at 1 pm. Interment Marshall Va. LER. JOHN F. On Monday, Ju 8, BUT R, J 3 '1“ 0] Al at 8 p.m Jovsa san-oF the “late. Criarics and’ Lu vinia Butler and brother of Blanche Butler Clarke. Funeral Thursday. July Ti''at 130 om. from Praziers funeral bome, 389 R 1.ave. n.w. Relatives and riends invited. 10 TWRIGHT, SARAH A. B. On Mon- July 8. 1935. at Mount Eagle. ' SARAH A. B. CARTWRIGHT of the nton Hotel, widow of Levin T. Cart- wright. Remains resting_at Hysong's parlor. 1300 N st. o.w. Notice of fu- neral later 10 at his home. Barnesville. Md. HENR L. beloved husban Mollie B!al Clements ~ Punera] Wednesday. Jul from St. Mary’s Catholic Church ville, Md. at 10 a.m. Interment adjoin- | ing cemetery. THOMAS. On Monday beloved son of the late John H. berland. Puneral from his late_res dence, 11061, 6th st. sw.. on Thurs- day, July 11, at 1 p.m. Pufieral services at Gorsuch 'M. E. Church. 4th and L sts. s.w.. at 1:30 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. 10 NIS, WILLIAM. On_ Tuesday. July | 9. 1935 WILLIAM, the beloved h\)thl!nd Puneral services at | 0. Southeast fu- 11th st. se, on July ll.ll "nn Relatives | nds are it Interment National Cemetery 10 1E B._On Suncay July 7.1935, NG Proyiderce Hoapi v’ Services will b parlors. 361 East Capitol July 10-at 1036 a.m." Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Members of Ca)‘lx‘mbln D Zur Capitol President ul 1t funeral DIrJo*i &rd an fl East sts se MRS CAPHERIVE NEWMAN. | | LEWIS JEFFERSON R. D-Dln.ed this m: two sisters Ca and several other relatives and frie: Remains restng at Eugene Forde neral home, 1300 South Capitol Remains may iewed at named funeral hum;\ 1t uly 10 Puneral se Interment Arlington Ceme JEFFERSON. Al offcers and the District Grand Lodse G eiaved son _ of George T3 nee Gray Funeral from his 41 w.. Wednesday. Ju friends are invit emetery. . On_Monday. M P.. beloved son Lioyd Pumphrey te residence. 4308 1635 at Fited” Trterment Gienwood Cemetery. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Generally fair | little change winds, temperature; moderate Maryland, Virginia and West Vir- nia—Generally fair tonight and to-| morrow; little change in temperature. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah ear this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. Rivers Record From Yesterday Noon. High. 83. 12 ngon. Year ago, 84. Low, 6 am. Year ago. 0. Record Temperatures This Year. Humidity From Noon Yesterday. High, 91. 11 p.m.; low. 64. 12 m. today. Tide Tables. United States Geodetic Survey.) The Sun and Moon. Rises. 449 450 20 p.m. be today. - 1 11:51 p.m. Automobile “lights must turned on Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Month. nURTY bruary Record,, e 01 'S R0 October _ ‘Weather in Various Cities. ETemperature 3 Stations. mental reasons. Finder please return to Army and Navy Club and receive reward WRIST WATCE lady's, at Mt. Vernon, Monday. Ath, between 11:30 and 1 o'clock. Liberal reward. Return Gordon Hotel desk. $10, July 8_between 127 4th st Sanitary store on Penn. ave. Reward returned above address. (edar Hill ‘Wmhnybuth (émetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise se.an it Cli Lo Mi; Nes Ne: A $500 SERVICE For only $265 e O o o In Case of Death Call 2 ¢ ? ? Established. 1900 SARDO & CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 5‘“\“\“\“\“\:&&1 Bismarck Bo Buffalo. Charleston Chicago. Cleveland. Ohio Columbia, Denver, Detroit. El Paso. Tex. Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City 2229 ba Los Angeles Minneanolis Oklahoma’ City_ Om: Philadelphia London, Eneland ston. Mass. N ¥ (5 incinnati, 3 8 C.20586 04 7 Cloudy uisville s ami. Fla._ w Orleans w York, N.V. wa aha Nebr. 31300 Py T A EICCHEE R PR | Cloudy FOREIGN. Greenyich time. ioday ) T Temperatire. Weather. -m»s-. adopted | Departed this life REDDINGT Btaflw. DELIA On Tuesday, at her residence, 1024 st. nw REDDINGT belovzd wife nI the late Patrick Red» cington and mother of John, Julis. Catherine. and. Barke Reddington a Jrs. Rovert Stoepler. Notice of funeral SIMS, ROBERT HENRY, Departed life suddenly on Saturday. Jul’ fi 1 at_ his residence. 435 FOBERT 1. SIMS, ‘He leaves o’ mourii their loss & wife. Marie Sims (nee Gar- rison). eight children. six sisters. one brother. ~ four brothers- grandchitldren. = one son-in nies three nephews and ulhe! rela- lIVCS and m—rax Rer.ains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and ‘Lye sts. s.w.. until 1 pm. Tuesday, Ju thereafter at his late residence. at 1 pm. Wednesday. July 10, his late residence. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arling- ton National Cemetery. SL?I‘GI!;I'!H LOI‘IQ' ai LOU1SE SLAVGHTER. of Charles Slaughter. loving mother of Doris Slaughter. dsughter of Joseph Taylor, and sister of Virginia Newman, Beatrice Smith and Euzene Taylor. She also leaves other relatives and !n-nds Puneral Tuesday. July 9. at 6 from Vermom Avenue Baptist Church at the W. Ernest Jarvis l‘u)‘ral church. 1 You st. nw. In- terment Wednesd: Madison, Va. 0 SMITH, KA’ l! DBUTLER. On Monday, 5. at_her residence. 745 KATIE BUTLER SMITH wicow of Walier W. Smith and mother of Mrs. Katherine C. Poust. Mrs. Thelma V. Jackson and Arlie A. Smith, grand- mother of Madeline and Marietta Slye and Melvin Jackson. Puneral from hi late "resider.ce Thursday, July 11, am thence to St. Augustine's Cl'hnll: Church. where mass will be celebrated " at ¢ am. Relatives and friends invited. 10 SMITH, )lAlY EVELYN. On Monday, Jll.y 8. 935, at Pravl lence Hospital MARY BVELYN SMITH Beloved wite of Sherwood H Smith and mother of Do- lores A. Smith and Norval A. Smith. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast_fun . on Y thence Joseph's Catholic 2nd an ne. where high requiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m for the repose of her soul. _Relatives and friends are invited. = Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 9 July 9. m.’ss aSn, Saturday. imen’s Hospital, The. beloved wite Suddenly on Yor, bel &nd daushter of Mr 3 3o @ McQueen of Porest Glg Notice of funera Tate SPENCER. CHARLOTTE. Departed this life Saturday, July 6, 1935, at her resi- dence. 4K6 st. Cl SPENCER. beloved mother George Turner. Spencer. Ernest G She also A] of Annie Mose Spencer. Green and leaves to m heir loss five grandchildren. two nieces, one nephew and several other relatives and fri Remains resting the above- ( noon Wed- | | LEW at Eusene Pordd funeral home, 1300 South Capitol st.. & Bapiist Charch Rev John S. Milier _officiating Taen bidy will be taken o King Georse ty. Va_ where services will be con- = Baptist Church on Wecnesday. Juiy 10. at 1 p.m. Inter- ment church cemetery. STROMBERGER. DR. HENRY H. (MAJO Memortal il be held for BERGER. M. he beloved husband of Jessie Robinson Srnmbtrurr at the Wm. H_Sardo & Co funeral | chapel, H st n T) uly 11, h Relatives and Triends : rment at Arlington Na- tional Cemetery 10 SWEIKHART. LILLIAN ‘Tuesday. July & 16035 ington Hu!nltal R ‘Anthony - Chiiren, Olivet Cemetery RT W. Suddenly. on 1475, at Baltimore. Md RMAN. beloved son sie Testerman and the late Can Testermen. | Puneral from the W ambers Co. Soutneast funeral home. se. on Wednesday. July Relatives and friends are {erment Oukwood Cemetery, h. Va. N. Fluwx On, Saturday. July 8, seresidence X34 La Tillman. Ernest Jarvis t. nw. Pu- 1:30_p.m Inter- ry. 9 and tFeur. En into ay. July 8. 1935, esidence 418 Eve st '\e .Yr)hn T Rh\'\ns fed and Eve stae s otice of funeral later Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday, July 10. st 8:30 am.: thence to St. Gabriel's Chuzeh, where reaulem mass will be of- fered at 9 a es and friends Inferment Mount Oliver Cem- MARTHA. Departed July 7.° 1935, MAR’ N. " She lea s a devoted sister. two brothe: o Lhis THA s to mourn Lucy Nelson Johin ‘and_James ughter. Blanche and friends. “19. RUTH “WiL J and Eve sts eater. Yu(\c JVILLIAM THOMAS. On Sal 1935, dex e nw, WILLIAM . THOMAS XOL)G beloved husband of Rebecca McKenzie Young and devoted father of ce Brooks. Helen Y. Dayis, am Raiph Young and the late Dr Macks F. Young. _Also surviving him “hiee sisters Jennie ¥ouns of Rotaryville, Md. Mri Georsla Bette -“Helen Miichell of Mitchells- $iie. Ma. aha mans otner Telatives o friends. ~ Puneral from his late resi- dence on Wednesday. July at 836 am. followed by celebra of high mass at Hols Redeemer Ci c Church New York ave. near N. J. ave. n.w.. at am sw. Notice of funera In flmnrtm BEEK, JOHN WALTER. TIn sad but lov- ing remembrance of my beloved husband. JOHN WALTER BEEK. who departed this life four years ago today, July 4, 1631, ESTELLE 1. BEEK. CLIFFORD. MILDRED A. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted sis- ter. MILDRED AUGUSTA FFORD. who departed this life fourteen years ago today, July 9. 1921, THE PAMILY. DAVIS, LUCY E. 1In loving remembr of my devoted wife, LUCY E. DAVIS departed this life’ six vears ago today, July 9. 1929 HER HUSBAND. H. A. DAVIS. DAVIS. LUCY E. In loving memory of my mother LUCY E DAVIS, who. pasted away six years ago today, July 9. 1929. The day brings loving thoughts and sad memories JOHN P. TAYLOR. * FRAZIER. LUCY SHAW. In loving remem- brance of LUCY SHAW FRAZIER, who died July 9. 1033 HUSBAND AND PAMILY FRAZIER. LUCY SHAW. Sac nemors_of s devored Trice. SHAW FRAZIER, Who left Us tWo years ago today. July 9. 1933 HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MARIE J. LEWIS. SARA AN In_memory of my r. Mrs. SARA ANN LEWIS. who entered into rest July 9. 103 Blessed are the dead who du in the r HER DAUGHTER. IRENE ANN. MAXWELL, WALTER. In memoriam_to WALTER MAXWELL. June 14. 1854 uly FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAFITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0332 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to not connected with the original R_Speare establishment NASg’nnl 4802 St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th_and Mass_Ave N.E. Lincoln 5200 Josepb F. Birch’s Sons HAYCOCK_ Mer.) Fhom W‘Efi( m\nfi Es fuehea 1841 3034 M St Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St NW NAtlflnaI 2473 Modern Chapel. Tel " CEMETERY LOTS. BURIAL LOT AT MAIN ENTRANCE OF Gedar Hul Cemetery: 400 less than regu- lar price for auick sale. Decatur 5049, FUNE!.AL J)ESIGNS. 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