Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1935, Page 9

J. W. ADAMS DIES IN FREDERICKSBURG Clerk of Corporation Court 16 Years Was Leader in Civic Activities. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., 13.—J. Willard Adams, 70, clerk of the Corporation Court of Predericks- burg for 16 years, died suddenly at his home last night. He had been in failing health for some months, but had continued at work. Mr. Adams was a leader in civic August | and religious activities. He was & graduate of Hampden-Sydney College and for many years was proprietor of a book and stationery store. He | became clerk in 1919 and was twice re-elected. He was secretary of the Mutual Building & Loan Association, superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school and an elder of the church. He was the first president of the local Kiwapis Club and had been prominent in musical activities. Mr. Adams was born in 1885 in the house in which he died. His wife, Mrs. Belle Barney Adams, died about two months ago. Mr. Adams is sur- vived by a son, Prof. N. B. Adams of the University of North Carolina, and a daughter, Mrs. John Dare of this city. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F $19.75 TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS 15 PRICE Exactly our 1 Summer suits at bargain price. Come early! price on entire stock of $19.75 Tropical Wor- sted Suits. The finest a 9.88 ALL SALES FINAL—No Exchanges or Refunds WHY ' oy 7293, oy AMERICA Rllnh ‘L. Gra | me MWCULLOUGH RITES T0 BE HELD TODAY Masonic Order Will Have Charge of Burial Service for Well Known Dentist. Funeral services for Dr. Rpbert C. McCullough, widely known dentist, who died Sunday following a brief illness, were to be held ezt 2 p.m. today from his residence, 4326 Klingle street. Final rites at the grave in Cedar Hill Cemetery were to be con- ducted by Cathedral Lodge, No. 40, F. A A M Dr. McCullough, who was 48, was an active member of the Masonic order and of several other fraternal and civic organizations in the District. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | Geretta Armstrong McCullough; his father, Samuel Alva McCullough, and two children, Robert A. and Dorothy WASHINGTON, D. C, ANDERSON RITES SET |SIR WILLIAM WATSON EXPIRES IN SUSSEX Eminent English Poet Ranks Among Leading Literary Fig- ures of World. By the Associated Press. BRIGHTON, England, August 13.— Sir William Watson, eminent Efglish poet, died today in Ditchling, Sussex, after a fortnight's ilness. He was 77. Funeral in Louisville for Woman Who Died Here. Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Wil- son Anderson, 67, who died in Union Station yesterday afternoon after being stricken on a train, will be held at her home, in Louisville, Ky., tomorrow, according to an Associated Press dis- patch. Mrs. Anderson and her husband, Lawrence L. Anderson, were en route from Louisville to visit a daughter, Mrs. James Edward Hooper, in Rux- ton, Md., when she became {ll. Cor- oner A. Magruder MacDonald issued a certificate attributing death to nat- ural causes after learning from Mr. Anderson that his wife previously had suffered from heart trouble. Mr. Anderson and the daughter, Mrs. Hooper, were reported returning to Louisville last night. Three sons of the Andersons live in Louisville. They are Lawrence L. Anderson, jr., an official of the Mengel Co.; Sir William Watson was born Au- gust 2, 1858, in Bufley-m-qurfe- dale, Yorkshire. His first work, “The Prince’s Quest,” appeared when he was 22, but he did not win recognition in 1890, when his “Wordworth’s Grave” appeared. In his career of more than halt a century he wrote poetry that al- eminent poets of his time. He was lowed him to take rank with the| Virgil stirred by public occasions, and the TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1935. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Local thun- dershowers this afternoon or tonight, slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair; gentle to moderate southwest, shifting to west winds. Maryiand — Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight, slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair. Virginia—Partly cloudy, with locel taundershowers this afternoon or to- night in west and north portions, and local thundershowers tonight and to- morrow in southeast portion; slightly cooler in north portion tonight. West Virginla—Local thundershow- ers this afternoon or tonight; slightly cooler in northwest portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy. Report for Last 2% Hours, Yesday. Temp. Bar. Todsy. Temp. Bar RE 2005 4 am___D5E ol |&pm 83 5001 R am. Midnight 30:00 Noon | Record for Lagt 21 Hour (Prom noon yesterday to noon today ) Highest, 91° 3 p.m. yesterday. Year May McCullough. . Marriage Licenses. A W 1d nd Marion M. Lgs %orn i Portiand, Ores | Loy axr = GOl Jon st s.w. and E® oucfi;?." 17. 417 1ith sts.w.; Rev. 5 and G. Newell, in J. Price, 38, 2001 35th st. ne MAided A “Tanmidy. o o, Yol ¥ Is. 5 Gras 'S5 and Cornelia F. Good- both of 417 11th at. s.w.; Judse i . 26 and Dorothy M. 21, h of Chevy Chase. Md.; Hearzon. ACPOD 4th st and Mary 701 1t st Rev. Edward ard: SATa T Bradford. 25 942 P st ML Tumner. 20. 1344 Seaton st R, M, Willlams James H. Brown. Dorothy M. Cone. W. Santz &, "Riner. 2. 3 Virginia M, MeClary Va. Rey G C. Burruss = Ellis W. Jones. 20. Alexandria, Va Sadie Hembry, 19. 621 Harvard st} len A. Fox. 25 Waynesboro. Pa. ORlxlh V. Gerdon. 21. Greencastle! Rev. J H Hunmnr Mack *Williams. 504 Katherine O 21 Rev. J Morris Titiev loe. 3. M B 4. Remington. Va. an 34, Fernandina. Fla.; va Rev I st se Tofl 1fih st *'Brishton., Mass East Meiz, ey D_Dew. 31. and E. M Hollings Y B3, both of Richmond. Va.; Rev. r o5 Ballston. Va. and Alexandria. Va: Rev. Edward Ginvi Vard Francis C. chn-nnn 20.4211 Clay at. ne. snd Frances Holbrook. 18. 1015 4th st. s.e. Rev. D. A. Wilson and Warwick Anderson. Mrs. Ander- son also leave a brother, J. G. Wilson of Indianapolis. J. S. BOHANNON, 49, DIES IN NEBRASKA Solicitor for 20 Years With Agriculture Department Was Widely Known. A prominent member of the so- | licitor's office of the Agriculture De- | partment for nearly 20 years, John | Sydnor Bohannon, 49, died yesterday at his home in Lincoln, Nebr., accord- ing to an Associated Press dispatch. Born in Matthew County, Va., Mr. Bohannon was graduated from the Washington and Lee University Law School in 1906 and practiced law in na | North Carolina for 10 years. | He joined the legal division of the and | Agriculture Department in 1916 and Cleveland. | became widely known for his argu- ments in cases growing out of the tax and stockyards act. Surviving are his widow, Mrs, Elva Bohannon; an Betty, 10; his mother, three brothers | |snd a sister. adopted daughter, | poetry these inspired led many com- mentators to term him the “perfect | poet laureate.” But long before his| death he ceased to expect material recognition. In 1803, » year after Lord Tenny- Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) son’s death, he was placed on the| Highest, 88 . 2 - civl pension list at £1,000 g year by | 4, iy, B e by Prime Minister William Gladstone. | terday. =~ =~ °o" 0% His knighthood came in 1917. Sir Willlam was mawried in 1909 | tod to Maurine Pring. They had two| daughters. WILLIAM B. SAYRE DIES AFTER FALL Skull Fracture Received Week Ago Fatal to Retired Capitol Engineer. William B. Sayre, 55, setired Capi- tol enginner, died at Casualty Hospital yesterday as a result of a fracture of the skull received when he fell to the floor in a North Capitol street res- taurant a week ago. A native of Washington Mr. Sayre became a member of the maintenance staff at the Capitol 30 years ago. He | ago. Lowest, 73, 5:30 am. ago, 64. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest. 98 on July 20, west —3. on January 28, today. at 2:45 p.m. yes- River Report, Pomml: and Sherandoah Rivers muddy Tide Tables. 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Surviving are his widow, Annie L. Sayre; two children, Della and Rich- ard E. Sayre, and a brother, Charles L. Sayre. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow from the S. H. Hines | Stations. | Abilene, Tex | Albany, N. Y. Atlanta. Ga Atlantic City Baltimore, Md E\rmmlh:m funerzl home, 2901 Fourteent street. | Burial will be at Congressional Ceme- tery. Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M. of which Mr. Sayre was a member, will assist in the funeral. . Church Organ Parts Stolen. will require the expenditure of mns)dernble money before members | of the congregation of the First Bap- tist Church, colored, 1000 block of Whittingham place northeast, may enjoy organ music with their congre- gational singing. An intruder entered the church late last week and stole all the aluminum piping from the organ. 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NETTIE ERNST 67, DIES IN G. W. HOSPITAL Wlfe of Contrnctor Suffered a Broken Hip a Year and a Half Ago. Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie Ernst, who died Sunday at George| | Washington University Hospital, were |planned at 2 pm. today at the residence, 22 Q street northeast. Burial will be in Glenwod Cemetery. Mrs. Ernst, who was 67, had been & critically ill for the last four weeks. | She was suffering from a broken hip received a year and a half ago. Surviving are her husband, Charles Ernst, a Washington contractor; three | sons, Charles, jr.; | Donald R. Ernst and four daughte: | Mrs. Dorsey Adams, Mrs. Borden R. William M. and| GUN WOUND FATAL TO P. T. MANNING Funeral Services for Writer and Psychologist to Be Arranged Today. Powell Thurston Manning, 65, who shot himself {1 the head at his apart- ment, 2700 Connecticut avenue, yes- terday morning, died in Emergency Hospital late yesterday afternoon. Mr. Manning had been despondent for some time over ill health and, ac- cording to his wife, had recently said | he knew he would never be well again. | "Nearly all his life Mr. Manning had been engaged in literary work, and bad made a hobby of psychoanalysis and psychiatry. When but 21 years oid he had published a novel, “On Dover Road.” He was a frequent| contributor to periodicals, both Euro- | pean and American. Prior to his enforced retirement be- |cause of illness several years ago, he kad been associated with two local in- surance companies. Mr. Manning's tather, Charles P. Manning, was one of the chiet engineers engaged in bulding the B. & O. Railroad, and also had supervised construction of | cne of the largest tunnels in Scotland. Braths. MeDONNALD. ROBERT. D ORYALD, ROBERT. Departed this lite RO DOH'HALD R I IV Turvived by ‘& wite. Gertra one daushter, Ruth Tennie McDonnald: one Mrs. Betty Lu- cina Harley. and a aou. of c(herl rela- riends. Remaing restin Schey's tuneral home. N, al Wodnudl b pm. from abo ar ciati ) tives and ffl'ndl in'llfd Linicoln Memorial Oemetay, —trermens HrFVOY PHOEBE. On Monday. A 1935 PHOEBZ MCEVOY. mv;‘r“:} 152 1013 i TORnS MeEVOY: Puneral from Saflell's chapel. 5th and H sts. n.w. on Wednesday, August 14, at 2:30 am. Requiem muss at St. Patrick's Church at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. P MQRGAN, ALICE, On Monday. August 12, 1935, ALICE MORGAN of 1638 fth st She “is survived by two devoted George and Henry Morgan: thres daughters. Adrienne Morgan. Mrs. Beu Audrey " Johnso one brother. Isaiah Marshall: two gran children and also_other relatives and Funeral Priday. August 16, st | a0 mm. trom Malvan & Schey's'ti- neral home st nw Trterment Lincoin Memorial Cemetsrs 14 PIXLEY, GENEVA E. On Monday, August her residence. Tw | Beme'a 1115 T 2th St now.. € E. PIXLEY. beloved asughter of Mya. Efte Pixiey and the late Harry £ Pixiey Remains resting at the W. W. Cha T ineral nome: 1460 Chapis s n Funeral from the above-mentioned fu- neral home on Thursday. August 15 2:30. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 14 PRITCHETT. EMMA. Suddenly on Sun- | Mr. Manning is survived by his | wife, Mrs. Routt Johnson Manning, | and by a brother, Sidney T. Manning | of Baltimore, Funeral services are to be | from Chambers funeral chapel, whurml in Glenwood Cemetery. The time of services was to be arranged today. held TURNER J. ROSS DIES | Special Dispatch to The Star. \ BLUEMONT, Va, August 13.—Fu- | neral services were to be held this after- | noon for Turner J. Ross, 75, prominent farmer and sportsman, who died at his home at Trapee, near her, Sun-| mr. | day, following a lingering illness. Ross was a r.ember of the board of directors of the Upperville Horse Show and had served as president of the Unison-Bloomfield Show for a num- ber of years, Besides his widow, he is survived by | two small children. Interment will be in the Ebenezer Cem!lery Blrths Reported . Nichots and Helen Mi \fax and Ka~rn ne_ Horen. rlr' &irl, it een. o5 and Pauime Jonec s am and Louise Gartrel S 'DE Ox fe of Raymond Brannon mother of Carminetta Brannon. and loving daughter nf Rob and N Wi o of Sadie ._Glorin Ernest Jarvis A\ URRY. On Tuesday day. Au erment Columbia Gards Marshall. Va. HARCOMBE. PEARL. _On Saturday. A gust 10, 035, PEARL HARCOMBE, be- Ved sist da Tripiett and Plorence mmm ineral . from the above ent M Linc HICKEY. ANNA R, Suddenis. on Sunday | i at Hotel Dennis. Ai- ANNA R HICKEY, 33 Massachir Requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception -89 am. Kindly an ni ek \ u at * Trom h setts ave n.w c dqus . Mr Ho \ Julia_ Durant Mrs. Maggie Green: six grand- two great-grandchildren. also ives and friends. Remains residence after 5 p.m. Tues- ineral Wednesday. August 14. at from Zion Baptist Church, Ar- Va p.m., lington Y idome. ™ on ngering illness. which ELIZABETH survived ne daughter. two sons. Jos- | ve y _Dpatiently 5 ! Putnam, Mrs. Frederick M. Davis sndl Miss Elizabeth E. Ernst. l Deaths lieported. Rahmy T. Kiatta, Gecrse F. Boise, 1220 Pennsyl ave. ge George W 0. st Hospital Lora M. Rosson. 69. 4020 3d st Nettie M. Ernst. 67. Georgze Washington | meiospieal Thomas C 50. Walter Reed General }?ndenck F. Nace, 53. 320 Anacostia rd. Cariton M. Beall, 51, Sibley Hospital ttie Pickerall. 3. Children's Hospital. fant Pulliam, Children's Hospital | Infant dleman. George Washington Hos- 'S 3308 Prospect Emerson, nia Elizabeth's rroll Infant ‘Wood. Providence Hospital Mary F. Smith, 00 st | Geprze L. Ho\\lrd 3. | mm Tocker, e Home for Azed and Gallinger Hosnital 1. 1230 4th_ st Nettie Williame. 22 Ganinger Hospiizl. Alice Wright, 20, Freedmen's Hospita | Infant Coa‘es.” Preedmen's Hospital. | Infant Iward. Children’s Hospital | Infant Smith. Gallinger Hospital. Infant Cauley, Gallinger Hospital. Infant Wilson Gallinger Hospital. Infant Moore. Gallinger Hospital Infant Council. Gallinger Hospital. UNTING D bos brown and white rginia tag 1 Call Walnut §: | LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturd: BOSTON TERRIER. ie) Targe._black with half white face, rd for return 509 Webster n.w. Phons Adams 7. BREASTPIN—Vicinity F y; mother vlzulu as keepsake. CAl Mon- da Reward. coAT—lu«un brown. buckered topcoat, near Allison and Harvard sts. on 16th st Liberal reward. Phone Metropolitan 6454 FRi NITY PIN. !llr‘\a Nu_Phi, 1 grown: initials “C. T. L. Reward. C,T. Lurenee 1121 Bst. ne. WATCH AND CHAIN. Hamilton. Sk dnitials on Sack, Saturday atternoon: Meadowbrook Riding Stable or Horse Show grounds. Prized as gift from mother. Lib- eral reward Vernon G. Owen. 5366 27th st.n.w__ Phone Cleveland MANASSAS GREENWICH HIGHWAY. Sun day night, suit case containing camers. ersonal effects. Finder wil liberal reward by addressing Box 31X°X, r_office. 13 PleDmmoml Pin; Between N, Capitol and 34 Rhode Idland ave. n.w: Saiurday. Re- e PIN—Gnld tol{ trophy pin: lost on Satur. at Shotenam Hotel, Finder rewarded. onsin 3976, POCKET PURSE. lad: 'r. vh(u eonhlnin‘ Massachusetts driver's licen: d person: TS Do wool-oruu. 8th T * fl' Eofimbue 7 afore Remird a, feonp receive | Tion Bapiiel Church 30 p.m i ev 1 between 3rd and 4th sts s w J Ellison offici es_and iends invited. ¢ Dlace nw “ARTHUR W. JA leaves to mourn their loss a loving wife SOSTE ‘M JAMES: 'a mother. Lavenis James: two sisters. Clara Hebren and Helen Whidy and a host of other rela. tives and nds. Benties & Matlov's funeral home. 1 da ave. n.w. Notice of fu- Y. at Letterman Gen- rranrlstn Calif. ORN. widow _o N On Wednes- 1300 14. at "TWednesday, Angust Nationd interment Arlington Cemetery LANCASTFR. THOMAS. life Sunday. A LANCASTER. I¢aves to mourn thei Sarah E. Lancaster Cagter: eight brothers. five sisters and a hosi of nther relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan Bemmwond funeral nome. 4345 Deans Puneral Wednesday, August from the Church of the Incarnation. Deanwood. C.. ‘where mass will be sung for the Tepose of his Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 0. Departed this ugust |1 1915, THOMAS 4h44 Hayes st 1058 ther. i Aulhgh 1 l W. Va Hospita arles| cn rief illness. DAVID ALPHOT\SO LANE d.. aged 11 ¥ beloved son of David A r. and the late Mary Webb ry.rgis Dl:ermfl €randfather. Dr. David Lans GeoMe and Mrs. Adelaide W. Henley. and other relatives and many friends. Puneral from lhe ruldence of his grandmother. 79 R st. n. n Thur: day. August 1 o ofciating. Re Tnterment Harmony Cemmu i ON. MARY L on Monda: ust 12 s rovidense Hospical MARY L. beloved wife of Robert M. Lyon | 5. aw. | Funeral from the | ames T. (Rvan funeral home, 317 i n Priday. August 16, at 8: am mmce to St. Dominic’s Church. fth and E sts. s.w. where mass will be offered at_® a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery W, C . T500 cnapin st Bw: Notice "of funeral later. | MANOUKIAN, o RAHEL. On Tuesday, Au- 9:35._at _her residence. 2409 RAHEL. beloved mother - Manouk, Mishel, Moses Thursday. thence 6_Washington terian Church. corner Columbia Kilofama rds where the pody winl' n untll 10:30 a.m. " Relatives invited. with | Interment Arlington Na- rment Payne's cem- hone k3 HAtmnll 2892 e Warrington 3 | PRITCHETT. EMMA. Offcers and men- bers of Ruth Chapter. No o. are hereby notifled of the deatn ot Hon: ored Lady EMMA PRITCHETT. Puneral from Ernest Jarvis' funeral church, 1432 You st_ n.w. on Tuesday. August | 131935 at8 pm. Black clothes. white sloves TOLA N. SEWELL. Roval Matron J. W HARDWICK. Roval Patron. JOSEPHINE C. BUTTS. Bec: rnnrnrn‘}' EMMA, retary Members Ruth ire request led of our late Jarvis' pariors, o'clocl LE N. G, FRED A. SABBS. W Sud- ROBINSON. NORMAN LAWRENCE n 12.° 1935 at NORMAN LAWRENCE ed husband of Agnes L rence W. Roh- v, August 14. at from tuneral home of George W ! M s elatives and friends inv Methodist Cemetery. Ten) ROSSON, LORA M. On Sunday. August 11. 1935_at her residence, 4070 3rd s beloved ite 3. R Hugh E. Rosson of Mrs D Eugene. Prank S. Chappell of Washing Funeral f{rom the above uesday. August 17. at 4 pm friends age invited Teston. Iow SAWDON. FLORENCE A On Sundas_Au- gust 11, 1935, FLORENCE A _SAWDON. SAYRE. WILLIAM B, A soecial communi- cation of Hope Lodge. No 20 vh- DO'e of attending the funeral of our late brother WILLIAM B SAYRE. on_Wednesda:. August 14, 1935 at 1 o'clock & GEORGE Trrz \mm Attest: PA ELCAN. Bec'y SELDY. RICHARD WELDON. - on Monds Augist 127135 at the recidence of aw. Geors: ghland Px'k 4"';‘ RICH\RD \'\T!DO‘J SELBY. belove is hereby cal -n for shand of Lena C. Selby (nee SOWERS. MARY P. On Tuesday Aulmc 13. 1935 at 4 am. after an extended iliness. MARY P Clarence Sowers and moth Palmer Sowers and Mrs Jesmond B’ Balmer - Fnerat from VL. Speare Co's. 1000 H st_n w. n Priday’ August 16 2110 am. Inter: ment Glenwood Cemetery TAYLOR. OCTAYIA 0. Suddenis on M":n- OCTAVIA'©_TAYLOR (nee Bova) witow of the late George Taslor. Notice of fu- Reral hereafier In Memoriam, G" HFRT MAYME CARROLL. Dear is t" ¢ ™ of Gur devoted mother and MAYME CARROLL GIL- who left us one vear ago today . 1934 re alone we like to stray Alone the Toad {0 yesterday To live again in memory The happy davs that used to be. We hear vou laugh. we see vou smile. We talk with vqu a lttle while: W love 10 linger ‘pn the way ‘That leads us back to terday. HER TONELY DAUGHTER GERTRUDE CARROLL AND GRANDCH HARRISON. MARY ELIZABETH. A mhuvp ot Jlove (0" the memore el i beleved | dnughter MARY' BLIZABETH ~HAR- | RISON: who left me two years ago today. August 13, 1933, ‘Till memory fa DEV HARRISON HENRY. EMMA. _In loving memory of my dear mother. EMMA NRY. who de- parted this life eleven years ago today August 13. 1924 DAUGHTER. MARY. MONTGOMERY. MARION LOUISE. In sad, loving and fondest remembrance of our dear and devoted daughter and our beloved sister. MARION LOUISE MONT- GOMERY. who died four years ago to- August 13, 19: Always love nnd remember you, est love and devotion alwavs LOVINGLY. MAMMA “PAPA, "BROTH- ERS AND SISTERS .. MURRAY, JESSIE L. In loving remem- brance of our dear wife and mother JESSIE L MURRAY, who died aix ears ago today. August 13, 19! Sleen, on. our loved one. Cvodl way 1Is st. e He knew you were weary and needed rest: Called you home. your work was done, som» day wel 11 meet you, one by one. EVOTED MURRAY LUCIE VERRILL] A\iERI('US AND CHARLES. NOTT. AGNES E. A sacred tribute of love to the m!mm’r of our devoted mother and wif who de- parted this mr three years ago today August 13, 1932 ‘The dearest pal we ever knew. Mother. qarling. ‘that was you One could search this whole world round A better. sweeter mother can never be found. flectionately. HFR HU@BAND AND DAUGHTER. MIL- &o'r'r. u:.u.< E. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother. AGN E. NOTT. who deparied tnis lite three years ago today. August 13, 1032, Although your sou This world would If T had you back again A DEVO’ WHITE. LEWIS EMORY. A tribute of love and éverlasting memory. to our dear son and brother, LEW] ¥ho entered ‘the sreat bevond five years ago today. August 13, 1930, Within our home when all seemed bright. God took from us a shining Ii S vacant chaif no one can il We miss him more and ever will Down here we mourn. but not in vain, For up in heaven we will meet again. PAMILY. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Phone WESt 000 BOOCKM%L N.W. Established 1841 Frank Gener s Sons Co. Modern Chapel CHAS. S. 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