Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1935, Page 9

WATER STREET MKT. DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION, INC. Located From 11th to 12th on Water St. S.W. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL FRYING CHIS Fancy milk fed Ply- Y5 mouth Rocks and R. I. Reds—2 to 2% lbs.— A\ special « « o A 27% Right from neu'by fums. extra fancy, milk-fed, live chickens . . . killed and dressed to order while you wait. No charge for dressing. Buy two or three at this low price! ON SALE AT POULTRY DEALERS’ WATER STREET MARKET, located 11th to 12th on Water St. S.W. Look for member signs. AUGUST « « « the rainy month! ] [ FOR USE ON ANY ROOF IN ANY WEATHER Adds Years To Your Roof Before Storms Take Years Away! qmrrnught is an adhesive, weather- resisting liquid, ten times thicker than paint, that really prevents $1.40 leaks. Black, Gallon. . sl' e, Maroon Slightly Higher. JIFFY DELIVERY SERVICE—NAT. 1703 e)‘"‘\m:ntnll messenger will deliver your order without HUGH REILLY CO. J Serving Washington Nearly 50 ¥ears. Same Management-Ownershiv e Paints-Oils Est. 185 Glass-Mirrors 1334 New York Ave. t. 1703 Phone G STAR, G. W. TURNBURKE TO BE BURIED HER Rites This Afternoon for Former Resident Stricken on Visit From Florida. Funeral services for George W. ‘Turnburke, 79, a resident of the Dis- trict more than 50 years, were to be held at 2 pm. today from the 8. H. Hines Funeral Home, 2801 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Turnburke, who lived in Clear- water, Fla., the last 20 years, was visiting friends here when stricken with a gall bladder disorder. He died Tuesday, soon after an operation. Born in Washington, Mr. Turnburke was a painting contractor here. His father, George Turnburke, was simi- larly employed before the Civil War. Mr. Turnburke belonged to local lodges of the Masons, the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America and EDUCATIONAL. National University Fall Term Berins September 22, 1935 SCHOOL OF LAW School of Economics . Gonn-m Oben for Revhsiration o am. to 7 p.m. 818 13th STREET N.W. Tel. Natl 6617 AVERETT COLLEGE Founded 1859 Two years junior cdllege and two vears collese preparatory. Music, Expression. Library me Eco- Homice, Bhysical Education. Art, Business Oourse, Hotkes. Soccer. Gym. . Bool.. Golf. Riding Members Southern Ass'n and fully accredited with all universities. Moderate rate, For conferences with Washington, U. S. Civil Service Commission Announces Examinations for DRAFTING POSITIONS Salaries from $1,440 to $2,300. Columbia Technical Institute Recognized for 26 Year3. Individual Instruction—Start Now. Day and Evening Sessions. Engincering 1319 F St. N.W. Met. 5626 Send for catalogue or call. WASHINGTON, t.ha Junior Order of American Me- lurvlvedbyhllwido'md tvo sons, Vernon P. of St. Paul, and H. M. of Clearwater. RITES FOR MRS. MARSH Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Morning. Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Eunice Marsh, who died Tuesday night at her home, 1422 Longfellow street, will be held at 10 am. to- morrow from the Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Marsh, who was 81, came to ‘Washington from Colorado 23 years ago, and for many years was active in the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Legion of Loyal Women here. She was the widow of George Everett Marsh, Civil War veteran. A son, survives. George Everett Marsh, Closed All Day Saturday BURT*S SEMI-ANNUAL SALE LADIES formerly 659 15 1250 INOW [l 5’35 MENS SHOES _ formerly 63°125° ARTHUR 'Bw lR]r Swot co FStatiath. D. C., THURSDAY, MACDONALD FUNERAL RITES HELD TODAY Services Conducted for Wife of Chief of the Bureau of Public Roads. Private funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald, wife of Thomas H. MacDonald, chief of the Bureau of Public Roads, were held at 2:30 p.m. today at the residence, 4911 Moor- land lane, Battery Park, Md. Burial wiil be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. MacDonald, who died Tuesdsy, had been a resident of Washington since 1918. MATHEMATICIAN DIES Southern Methodist U. Professor Had Been Held Insane. DALLAS, Tex, August 8 ().— Edward Homer Jones, 61, until the Fall of 1933, head of the mathematics department of Southen Methodist University, died yesterday of a brain disease in the county jail He was adjudged insane in Lunacy Court last Friday. Jones joined the Southern Methodist | teg! faculty when the university was opened in 1915. He held degrees from the University of Texas and Harvard. JOHN MAPLETOFT DIES Deceased Was Former Adminis- trator General of Jamaica. KINGSTON, Jamaica, August 8 (#).—John Mapletoft, former admin- istrator general and often called “Jamaica’s greatest public servant,” died here yesterday. He was particularly known as the leader in an insurance fight by the it island following the 1907 earthquake. J Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Friday and Saturday! A 2-Day Sale of Oddm We're cleaning house of Odd Lots. What Bargains! What an opportunity to get a suite or odd piece at a fraction of its actual worth. Better come ear ly—quantltles are limited. Buy on J. L. Budget Account . . . Nothing Added for Credit $159 2-piece “Keoheler” Modern Living Room Suite $189 Smart up-to-date Moderne Living Room Suite, 2 pieces__- $135 Beautiful Moderne Suite, in attractive plaid covering. 2 67.50 $129 2-piece Green Rayon Friezette Living Room Suite. All down- filled cushions _ 64.50 $125 2-piece Green Tapestry Living Room Suite. Comfortable down-filled cushions __ $195 Rust Mohair Room Suite. carved frame. 62.50 Frieze Living Handsomely 2 smart pieces 97.50 $129 2-piece Rust Tapestry Living Room Suite. Note the serpen- tine front, ball carved feet and all down-filled cushions.____ 64.50 $210 5-piece Solid Philippine Ma- hogany Spanish Type Bed Room Suite, gorgeous driftwood finish $§139 $159 3-piece Walnut and Bone Neo- Classic Bed Room Suite. In- cludes dresser, vanity and bed $125 4-piece Walnut Moderne Bed Room Suiteiz it i (BT 95 85 $135 4-piece Solid Peg Maple; choice of 1 full size bed or 2 twin beds $165 4-piece Burl Walnut Veneer Bed Room Suite____________ $189 10-pe. Mahogany Dining Room lonial Bed Room Suite. Choice of knee-hole vanity or attrac- tive dressing table___ )y $125 7-pe. Mahogany Dmette Smte” Credenza buffet, Duncan Phyfe $150 7-pc. Walnut Moderne Dinette $198 10-pe. table, corner cabmet Suite Spanish Oak Room Suite, mohair chair seats $62.50 75.00 Dining covered 99.50 $135 10-pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite, Duncan Phyfe table____ 67.50 $189 10-pc. Walnut Dining Room 4 L BUDGET ACCOUNT Suite, heavy turned legs $149 10-pc. Mahogany Dining Room $125 Suite, Colonial period. Dun- can Phyfe table_ 98.00 $12.50 Chaise Lounge, attractive chintz covering. styles at 74 off_ 20 other $5.95 Cretonne-covered Bou doir Chair. 12 other styles at 14 off $2.95 Walnut-finish Nite Table, 6 other styles at % off $12 Walnut Poster Bed, full size only $19.50 Tapestry Lounge, Chair, soft spring seat, reversible cushions NOTHING ADDED FORCREDIT $29.50 Tapestry Lounge Chair, loose pillow back, moss trimmed $47.50 Moderne Lounge Chair, very high-grade covers and con- struction $4.95 Stick Fiber Chair. $44.50 3-piece Fiber Suite, well made of tightly-woven fiber, auto spring-filled cushions, cretonne $1.75 Walnut Pier Cabinet_____ coverin $15 Glider, 10 other different styles $19.95 3-door Metal Refrigerator, finished in ivory and green____ $1.95 Mahogany-finished Windsor C! $11.95 Gateleg Table, in mahogany or maple finish Special Maple or Green Enamel Crib, includes spring. The drop-snde is another feature_____ STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY cJilius Lansburgh Furniture (5o 909 F St. N.W. AUGUST 8, 1935. THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Partly cloudy tonight, tomorrow generally fair; slowly rising temperature; gentle cast winds tonight, becoming variable. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight; tomorrow generally fair, slowly rising temperature. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight; to- morrow generally fair, slowly rising temperature in the interior. ‘West Virginia—Partly cloudy to- night; tomorrow fair, slowly rising temperature. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers partly cloudy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temp. Baro. Deg. _glsi 2D U’l )lldnllht..ngé 31‘700 - 88 20.00 Noon..... - 95 308 oon. 75 30.05 Record for IA!! 24 lolrm Lowest. 67 llfl am. wd:; Y:l.rrl'l.(: 70. Record Temperatures This Year. Hi:hnl 98. on July 20. Lowest. -2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours, (Prom noon yesterday to Hisnen 5 per Sent, B TE Yes- Lowest. 61 per cent, at noon today, Tide Tables. (Purnished by United Stat Geodetle Surveys o and Today. 87 a.m. i) 51 3 ‘Tomorrow. 2:55 a.m. D58 a. 3:14 pm. 9:31 pm. High Low a D Dl M se: 7 8 0 7 Bets, Sun, today __ B:1 7l Sun. tomorrow 51 7 Mogn, today 2:18pm. 11 utomobile one-half hour after sunset.”t " Precivitation, Monthly precipitation In lnche n Capital (current month to daterr” ‘B¢ 1935, Avenn. Record, 27 5 182 4 5 5 43 pm. ned on December Weather in Vuinul cme.. bt R P e T SEROREREGTEE, Card of @hankn JEFFERSON, REV. SYDNEY elatives, triends aclenters g: lco-ésr ers of Nati 1:‘1-.:’( Electrical 0. for their kind sympat and utiful” floral tributes 7o the A death of my wife JEFFERSON. DA vm r.rmso 3 Braths. ANDERSON, ELIZABETH, Suddenly. on Tuesday. August 6. 1035 ELIZABETH, beloved wife of Robert ~Anderson, monm- of Luvenia, Harold, Buttela and . Andersor; grandigther of Al- wish P Friday; thereafter at her late resi dence 1000 Hinnesots ave. ne. R neral Sundav, August 11, 1 from Zion Baptist Ohurch, P 5t. between grd and 4th sts. s.w. Inierment Har- mony Cemetery. CHALMERS, JAMES. Suddenly. on Wed- Desday. August 7. 1035 at his residence, 218 Johr Marshall pl. Mbeloved husband ot Tdsbelie Chalmers. Remains resting at the . H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th’ st. nw. Notice of funeral later. CLARK. WALTER. Departed this life Wed. nesday. A\liun. ol fas after, a briet liness.” WA of 420 Canal o Teaves to. motin thets loes e Sinter, twe, mieces snd" & host of other reiatives and ‘friends Remaing esting Barnes & Matthews' funeral Fome.. 614 ‘4th at. ‘s.w. Notice of fu- neral later. COMPTON, RACHEL FANNY. day. August 6. 1¢ ital. RACHEL PANN eloved daughter of Noel T. the Pyles Compton. Ber late residence. 1021 11th & r 6 p.m Graday. Punerai SeTvices ‘i Bundy's Tuneral parion- g0 biock of Florida ave.. Friday, August 0. at 2 p.m. GWYNN, WILLIAM G Desday. August 7. 1935, On Tucs- . at Children's Hos- sged 8 vears. and Par- Remains will William M., L. Gwynn: grandfather of Thes and William W. Gwynn and Rosa White. Funeral | from the McGuire funeral home. 1K20 9th st. n.w.. on Friday, August 9. at 9:30 am. followed by celebration ‘of high requiem mass at St. Augustine’s Catholic Church at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GWYNN. LIEUT. WILLIAM G. St Au- sustine's Holy Name Society will meet at McGuire's funeral home. 1820 Oth st. n.w. this evenini t'nmn ay) at 7:30 o'clock to recite the Rosa rayers for ‘our late brother, Licut. WILLIAM G: GWYNN. d LIEUT. EDGA! KENNEY, Pres. JOSEPH MICHAEL “JOHNGON, Secy GWYNN, WILLIAM G. Members of the Knights of St. Augustine Commandery, . 2. are hereby notified to meet at neral of our late brother. Wi G. GWYNN. Remains resting at Mc- Guire's funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. NIEL SPRIGGS, President; FRANK GARNER. Secty. Stations. Abilene, Tex Y, Cit; Baitimore. Md. Birmingham Bismarck, N, e X Charieston, 8.C. Chicago, 1ll Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland,” Onio 0.5 . Columbia, § B0 Cianay 1.66 Clouay 0.01 Clear Galveston, Helera, | Huron, Indianapolis Jacksonville | Miami. Pia Minneapolis 0.04 Cloudy | 0.02 Clear 0.01 Cloudy ear Z27 Clear 6 Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear | Phoenix, Pittsourgh, Portland, Me. - Portland. Ores_ Raleigh. N. C. Sait Lake City San Antonio - San Diego, Cal. (7 am.. Greenwich time. London. England Paris, France | Berlin, Germany - | Brest, 'France Zurich, Switzerland Cloudy Stockholm, Sweden Cloudy Gibraltar. ' §pain 76 Cloudy (Noon. Greenwich time. today | | Horta (FayaD. Asores - Cloudy Currest observ: St_Georecs. Bermuda San Juan, Porto Rico. | Havana. Cuba ___ | Colon. Canal Zone e Deaths Reported. | William H. shcl’l S' Sulderx Hcmz John W. Wo 1 ‘Gtflr'l!‘ w. 'Pumburke. -8. Gll‘fltld Hos- Dora M. Cameron. 70. 1103 C st. s.w. # | today.) Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Julie Eisler, 67. St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Prank E. Johnson. 65, Casualty Hospital John K. Sims. 63, Hospital. Mary A. O'Neill. 60, James B, Booth, National Homeopathic 012 N 1 ave. 1405 Girard st. Georgetown Hn(plll\. .28, Sibley Hospital | | Louise B. Frazier. 14, Garfield Hospital ildren's Hospital. 3 ta Callinger “Hospital. | . Garfield Hospital gue, 31. Gallinger Hospital. Tucker, 27, Garfield Hospital Infant Harold J. Green. 261 17th st. se Infant Melvin Bell. Chiidren's Hospial. Infant se. Gallinger Hi Ira st Infent David St Cnidren's Hosn LOST. Lost and Found advertisements | for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG_ containing crocheted hat. book. efc. | Peoples Drug Store, 1405 H st. n.w. Na. tional 8338 mornings. DELTA ZETA sofority and susrd, . name. “Dorothy S8mith. Jun | ReWard offered. Prone Georeia - name “Ching." 3 Que st. n.w. ward if | Telephone MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR EMBLEM. small diamond in center of Eastern Star emblem. Reward A. Smith, 3420 16th st. n.w. Phone Adams R765. MASONIC CHARM—Name inscribed in full. Liberal reward. R urn 1224 3 w. Phone West 1115. | ovmmm-rr smail. brown. contain- e Tiding. clothes 167s Ir tax cap. Reward. Phone msmu vH’-ll Ext. 2131 L POCKETBOO! y's. in ladies” room at Yoodward | 'S !nthro%l.s on Wednesday, bra initials Notlty 1 Ry TS Smith, Nao x T tional 1414, Reward. (edar Hill ‘WMMMW (emetery Where Perpetual Care is " More Than a Promise Is One of The La Undertakers in A $300 SERVICE For Only e 6 o o In Case of Death Call | burial to be in the cemetery adjoining | ground Department. *195 | THOMAS M. CARLISLE DIES IN MONTGOMERY Funeral Services Scheduled This Afternoon, With Burial at Church in Beane. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALTA VISTA, Md., August 8.— Thomas Marion Carlisle, 80, long- | time resident of Montgomery County, died Tuesday at the home of his son- | in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. | Arthur B. Crawford, here. He is sur- vived by his widow, Mrs. Mary C. Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs. Grmer{ Linthicum of Damascus and Mrs. Crawford, and a son, Charles Carlisle. He also leaves a sister and a brother. | The funeral will take place this afternoon from the funeral home of | W. Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville, Mount Zion Baptist Church at Beane. | SRR JOSEPH HERR THOMS DIES OF HEART ATTACK': Joseph Herr Thoms, formerly a member of the Ferris Bro. Corset Co. | of New York, died yesterday after a| heart attack at his home, 2831| Twenty-eighth street. He had been a resident of Washington for six| | years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frances E. Thoms; two sisters, Mrs. J. R. Barroll and Mrs. Edwin Sheble of New York, and a brother, John | P. Thoms of Spokane, Wash. | Funeral services will be held at| 8 o'clock this evening at the S. H.| Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Final rites and burial will be in New York City, where he lived | most of his life. CHILDREN STAGE SHOW A wading pool health show, two| doll shows and a baby show were to be staged this afternoon on recreation | areas under the direction of the Play- | | Children at the Georgetown Play- ! ground were to hold a health show |at 3 pm. Girls at the Orr Play-| ground were to hold a doll show at| 3 p.m. and other groups were to give a similar showing at the Van Buren| Playground at 2 pm. A baby show | was scheduled at the Wheatley Play- | ground for 2:30. ————e Marriage Licenses. Sanford T. SAunderl Georgia ave. and Th 21. 811 st Fori | ailieak 409 Massachusetts | ave.. and nmn Johnston, 19, Balti more: Judge R. E. Matti: D. N. Durbm a1, 1508 a A, Tilshman. "1 652 Acker st ne.: Rev. Gr ebenstein Sammue R, Waliace: B0, 018 O st. me.. and G- pHudlow. 300 9th st.’'n.e.; 36. Hamilton Hotel. arrett. 26, Emergency Burruss. eI 5 'lmd Joseph- 3rd pl. ne.; Harrs A- Kabachnik_ 23 Detroit. Mich., and Lena Rubin. 10, 616 Princeton pl.} Rev. M. H. Levinson. M. H. ‘Befstler Ir.. ger, lams nd Mary G. Crea- North Capitol st.: W MeCan luhm £ Rt 38433 sth st, L. Thomas.”23, Macon. Ga.; t, 26. 1622 Eames Zaller, 21, Tons Teinided J. Nicholas. 34."and Kll.meen Eelly. IL; Rev. E. . 23, Spokane. Wash.. and 18, 1541 Columbia rd.; rnethy. 13093 st and Martha 39 Bnnuvule Pa.; Rev. FI Rev. J. C, Mosley. Bernard N.'Long, 28 ne. and Ol 2 n. “nes S "irmy_War College itta, 5573150 1500 s i | Hi L bg PY h fll d '] iwCLFD d. I . 35 and Elite C. Freun ln’;’ dotn o ‘of ‘New York City; Judse R. E. Benjamin Mudrlck. 24, 7168 11th st. se.. and Sarah Barr. ..l. 714 11th st. s.e.; Rev. Zemach Gre: Cl\mnlr Anderson. 27‘ lnd Aina P!lt!rson 28 both of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Rev. H. M. Hennis. Births Reported. Prank L. and Esther Maio, boy. Hlurlce J. and Julia Mahoney, boy. Russell L and Aletia Hinchey. girl. Charles and_Pauline Wells, gir] 14 and Beatr trice Peuushnnxkr. sirl. S._and Adelaide H. Stanley. 4, nnd"nfimzn Jlemen, qicl. . and Meda rigg, a L. Watson, boy. Eigh Harold H. and Peast Atwood. irl. tter, bo! MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. 80! 817 11th ST. S.E. ATlantic 6700 ) l?::::'on ‘-‘nd Adthid’e Drnnonbuu boy. key L. and M . boy. Agnes_Saunders. 1. "“’ 8 Dpeat D ort, s, " and tfi'..rmu ‘Haves, girl. } | McCARTHY, DENNIS Deaths. HOSPITAL, LULA MAY. On Wednesday, August 7. 1035, at ber residence. ipe st h.w. LULA MAY HOSPITA Wike 'St (e lnte Frank Dy Hosoroel o mother of Mrs. D, C me, 290 Priday. August 9. at Intérment Glenwood Cemetery. LAKEMAN, MARGARET BLAMIRE. On ‘Tues August 6. 1935, at her resi- dence Kot Tain st Do, S BLAMIRE LAKEMARN. beioved wife of Harry Lakeman and mother of Kathleen Blamire Lakeman. _Puneral services at her 'ate residence Priday, August U, at 10 a.m Interment uncuy orivate, On_Wednesdny, T 080, et ms- Szu&enccinn.q . Mc beioved ' hushand . of Mary MeCerihy. Funeral will be held from the above sl derice on Saturday. August 10. at 8:3 &t Anthony s Interment Mount 3 pm. (] c] i Olivet Cemetery. MILLER, MARGARET V. On August 5, 1935 1n San Dleso. Canr. MARGARET V. MILLER, ! ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Bl atller of 800 Maryland . *0a Biridl from the Christian Church, Wood- slock. Va.. Sunday, August 1. at 2 m 10 PARKER, MARTHA. On Tuesday, August 4, 1935, 35 A0 1150 pm., at her residence ave.” n.w.. BARKER the devoted mortier o arA ‘Taylor, Al‘lel’ of Annie Jackson, Isabell Ashton and James Eskridge. and aunt of Maud Dayvis. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1433 You st. n.w., urtil 5 p.m. Friday: there- after at her late residence. Puneral Sun- day, August 11, at p.m.. from Creek Batist Church: Tatérment Usion Baptist Cemetery. ROGERS. WILLIAM. Departed this me 8unday, August 4. 1935 at E Hospital, WILLIAM ROGERS, ' He leaves to mourn their loss a dsvoted wife. Mat- tie Rogers: a_mother. Agnes Jones: two sisters, Anne Simms and Helen Chestnut, and a host of gother relatives and friends. Remains resufig at Smith's funeral home. 1125 19th st. n.w. where funeral serv- ices will be held Priday. August 9. at 130 p.m. Interment Mount Zion Cem- iex SELLMAN, CARROLL. On Monday. August [ CARROLL bELL\i N L 505 James Francis Seliman: & father. Wilso Sellman; one sister. Mary Fietch brothers, . 5 Deane ave. n.e. [ friends invited. Intermen Rosemont, Ceme SIMPSON, ROSCOE C. On Tuesday, Au- gust 6. 1035, ROSCOB C. SIMPSON of 2035 Claggett place n.e. He by a devoted wife. Mrs. 8h one sister. Mrs. Leona Brown Mich.; one brother of Loui Edward Simpson. Remains at Prazi funeral home. 189 R. I ave. n.w. neral Priday. August 9, at 1 p.m the ~above funeral home. Intern Arlinglon National Cemetery. | STEDEBAUDER. JORN P. August 6, 10:i5. at Mount Alio Ho ved d of Har Hyalts' the burial of our late comrade. J STEDEHOUDER. Interment Arlington Nationai Cemetery. Comr ld!: with cars urged to be present with them. Sficie® WiPLTav o STIRK. Comar. PRINT E. GHOMETTE, Adit. AROLINE. on mother of Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Hi from her at 11 n’ A on fers." HiclatiVes aud flends are umvi 'mt THOMS, JOSEPH HERR. Suddenly August 7 . at on his residence. 1 PH_HERR TH On Tuescay, August 6, at Gallinger Hospital. MELBA, beloved daushter of James and M Younz. ~She also_leaves e stst §ix brothers, other reia Remains sesting ot Bte home. 30 H st pm.; (}'Erulzer 3 1 Priday, Augus at 1 pm. from the residence: térment Woodlawa Cemetesy S flitmnrlam. EASE, HADASSAH I A tr te of love to the memory of our dear s aun ASSAH 1. EASE. who med 0 Sears ag0 today, August 8. 193 Our lllhr;dshté &0 ‘mdennx when day- ght fa To the land of long ago A mmont paints the scenes of old In the gold of t wuuhr. slow. We seem to see i dim, sot “The Taces we loved the bese.® o8¢ And we "think of them when the sun's last ray Goes down in the far-oft west DEVOTED SI ND NIECE. HELENE E, ;DELANEY. GWENDOLYN ‘1 DE- Guhzx szm brance of o NER, who pi today. Augu No_one knows how we miss you. No one knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you, Life has never been the same. Although your soul is at rest And free {rom care and pain. This world would seem like Leaien we you back again. DEVOTED Wik AND ‘CHILDREN. * GOVER, ALICE MAUDE. In loving re- membrance of dear wife and mother. ALICE MAUDE GOVER, who departed this life seven years ago today. August 8, 1825, Loving and kind in all her was, nd just the end of her days; Smr:re and kind in heart and mind— What a beautiful memory she left be- nind. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * ARNEY, EDWARD T. In memory of our dear husband and father, EDWARD T HARNEY. who passed away one year 280 today. August 8, 1934. Ho little thought when leaving home at he never would return, Tt Fe o ‘se08 Bodath would sleep And leave me here to mourn. Some day I hope to meet you Some day T know rot when: But we shall clasp each other’s hands In a far and better land HIS WIFE, MARGARET. Peaceful be thy rest. dear father, "Tis sweet to breathe thy pame; In life we loved you dearly. death we do the same. HIS CHILDREN. * | HUNTER, ANNIE ISABEL. Sacred to the memory of our beloved sister and niece, ANNIE ISABEL HUNTER. who departed this life four years ago today, August In loving remem- GEOR( Our hearts still ache with sadness, Qur eves sipd many tears God only kncwdhow we miss you, Isabel, At the end of four sad vears SISTER MARION S AUNT, NNA B MOULDEN. CONGLE. WAL: AER WEST MOORE. WILLIAM J., SR. 1In loving re- membrance of our father and grandfa- ther, WLLIAM J. MOORE. Sr.. who de- parted this life seven years ago today. August 8. 1928 A loving thought. a silent tear, A beautiful memory of one so dear. SON_AND_GRANDCHILDREN. F U'NERAL DIRECTORS. “Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1313 seventh o KW, N Ational 2473 Modern Chapel _Tel. Uor CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 nsr CAPITOL_ST. hone Lincoln 03 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the, original R _Speare_establishment. Nasn 050 1009 H St. N.W, J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln 6200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons L YCOCK. Mg) HA' Phona FE 0096 3034M __FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY o5 Artistio Fiora: Designs by Expert; Night . Clarendon 28131 GUDE BROS CO. Floral Picces GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESS! HOBEIAT! PIICII. FIONI NA‘I‘ 0!06 Open Evenings and Sundays Cor. 14th § EZ CEMETBRY LOTS. TWO LOVELY SITES m m m Cemetery, only {! ci PRITZ. 330 R. l \