Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1935, Page 9

Brush Away ROOF LEAKS 5 GALS. ‘JETBLAK’ dnd Long Handled Bruéh Botn § 79 for Save Your Roof.. ly ‘“‘Jetblak.” give you a special loi hldlod brush to apply thi weather, HUGH REILLY CO Serving Washington Nearly 50 Years. Same Management, Same Ownership. Est. 1888 GI:u.w—ermn PHONE NAT. 1703 P-m—O-ls 1334 NEW YORK AVE. W. & J. Sloane THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1935, with the following officers: Marvin Simpson, president; Lake Van Sickler, vice president; Margaret Ward, secre- tary, and Louise Otley, treasurer. A meeting will be held in the near fu- ture to complete organzation. Alumni Organize. LINCOLN, Va., September 3 (Spe- cial) —Fifty or more graduates of the Lincoln High School gathered here and organized an alumni association The W. D. Campbell Company 1022 15th St. N.W. CLOSED WEDNESDAY September 4th due to the death of William D. Campbell former president. 711 Twelfth St. This Interesting Sale Ends This It has made history for Washington—and for Sloane’s—in the qual- ity and character of the Furniture—and with the remarkable prices -which can continue only until Saturday night. Quality Bedroom Suites 8800 Modern Bedroom Suite, constructed of figured b}\:tl elldm ant;d zebrla wo%d; firl\ithed ig the old amber color. Complete in ;395 pieces. 8725 Adam Suite in fruit wood, inlaid with tulip wood. The grace of the design and size of the pieces will give a master decorating thought in any room. Complete in 8 ‘570 pieces. 8485 Empire Suite, genuine walnut of very sub- stantial construction. Imported brass decora- ;im;u and th'; soft (;)ld walnut tone are attractive eatures. 'win beds and hanging mirrors, ’240 8365 Early American Group in cherry and maple, copies or adaptations of famous orlgmals. The dressing table has butterfly drop laaves and the beds are the sleigh type. 8 pieces 326 5 comprise the group. 8410 Directoire Suite, combination of maple and fruit wood. The tops of the pieces are finished in fruit wood while the balance is painted and glazed thhl old white decorated in gold. The 8 pieces include twin beds and hang- ing mirrors. ‘298 Dining Room Suites $290 Sheraton Suite in genuine mahogany through- out; graceful and well proportioned pieces; fin- hhfid mbtlhe f;lne old red tone. Chairs are cov- ered in blue haircloth, Complete in ten pieces. ’225 $400 American Chippendale Group, genuine mahog- any with carved claw and ball legs on every piece, truly followmg the old school. The suite is finished in th 1d .Colonial red. SRS ‘345 $425 Sheraton Suite, product of our own Company of Mastercraftsmen in genuine mahogany. touch of effective variety enters into $ z the group with the Empire Chairs. 3 5 $600 Solid Mahogany Group, a product of our own Company of Mastercraftsmen. Many of the models being taken from the Jefferson home at Monticello. An ensemble of g 510 10 pieces. $295 Early American “open stock” Group of solid ‘rock maple in construction simulating the work of early cabinetmakers—butterfly tables, corner cabinets, drawer-top tables, sideboards, ladder- back chairs, Windsor chairs, etc. 10- sz 5° piece ensemlbe. 8950 Empire Dining Group, 2 wonderfully effective ensemble in rosewood and mahogany with decorations in gogld agdtn:et oglty fi)f superior construction, but beautiful fnvaned. ; ¥ ‘495 Charge Accounts Arranged 711 Twelfth Street T he House With W. & J. SLOANE the $1900 Louis XV Rosewood Suite with rosewood veneers matched to produce a charming pattern. Imported French decorations are in gold plate. A model suite that will not be dupli- '895 cated at any price. $630 French Empire Suite, in fruit wood. Made up of 8 interesting pieces, including swan g twin beds. 498 $595 Chippendale group, genuine mahogany con- struction, finished in a brown tone. The footless beds, are decorated in old white and gold, as are also the hanging mirror and the ‘475 triple mirror. 8 pieces complete. $725 Satinwood Suite, il;flaid with bands of ma- hogany, the design is Hepplewhite with the pleasing simplicity which marks that school. The finish is a soft amber tone. ‘3‘5 $790 French Heppelwhite group. Delicate lines, sturdily constructed in mahogany and satin wood, rubbed to a satin finish. The g pieces include hanging mirrors an twin beds. '395 Living Room Pieces $145 Hornby Sofa. Our own interpretation of the Queen Anne school with graceful lines, carved cabriole legs. The filling is entirely of horsehair with down in the cushions, covered in ‘! 10 damask. $160 Wakefield Sofa, the acme of comfort and a very practical piece because of its ready adapta- tion to all interiors. A Sloane production with horsehair filling, and down in the cushions. Covering is gold silk damask, or will .127 be tailored to your choice of coverings. Colan Easy Chair, with its comfortable low arm and deep seat and down-filled cushion, up- holstered in a variety of fine fabrics— $ $52.50. Upholstered in sateen. 35 $60 Clifford Wing Chair, an interpretation of the American Chippendale school with carved claw and ball legs, and gracefully carved wings and arms. Genuine down-filled cushions. ;45 Sateen cover. $25 Open Armchair of the Chippendale school. The exposed parts are of solid mahonny, all horsehair filled. These chairs have been covered in remnants of fabrics worth up to $10 a yard. '19 50 Park at the Capital Garage DI. 7262 Green Shutters EDWARD FARREN KILLED IN FALL Laundry Firm President, 77, Found at Foot of Stairs During Birthday Party. Killed in a fall downstairs at a party celebrating his 77th birthday, the body of Edward B. Farren, presi- dent of the West End Laundry, 1723 Pennsylvania avenue, was brought to ‘Washington today for burial, ‘The tragic denouement to the happy occasion occurred last night at a Bay Head, N. J, hotel, where Farren, Mrs, Farren, their son, Edward E. Farren of Chevy Chase, and their daughter, Mrs. George Groves, were spending the Labor day holiday. Puneral services will be held some time this week from the Farren home, 1505 Delafield street. Mr, Farren, who had been the pic- ture of health during the day, was féund unconscious by & hotel employe at the foot of the rear stairs of the Ocean View Hotel. He was rushed to Beach Burroughs Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. His injuries included two frac- | tured legs, a fractured arm, a frac- tured nose and internal injuries. Mr. Farren founded the West End Laundry, which now has six branches throughout the city, 35 years ago. During recent years active manage- ment of the firm's affairs has rested with his son, DOHONEY FUNERAL Burial to Be in Arlington After Bervice Tomorrow. Funeral services for Ludorph A. Dohoney, 48, who died Sunday at Mount Alto Hospital, will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Qards ot Thanks. BUTLER. PRILIP N. Zhe family of th T hnnvl e with deep appreciation yor many ki d expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes, SWANN, HUBERT. knowiedge y frien l u and nei l lnr (he Mlutllul kind pxnremnm of sym- Dnhy durlnt the prolonged iliness and &t the death of H 'AMILY, Draths, ARNOLD. PRISCILLA. Depasted this lite gunda, Se 11935 at Gar- eld Hospital, PRISCILLA ARNOLD, lgving sister oi Joseph 'Arnold. Mary E. .ng George Arnold. ' Remaing rnest Jarvis funeral A Purenl Wed- mber 30 p.m. from The “Sbave” funeral’ church. "Relatives and friends invited. Interment Har- mony Cemete: AUGUSTE, EV"IET’I’! day, Sebtember 1, &t his residence. FEWARD, Auuus'& Son of the late Samuel and Lydia Augiste end brother of Mrs. Agnes Hurfurth and Mrs Blanche Robertson. Funeral from the above residence Wednesday, September at 2 pm_ Relatives and friends in- vited. * Interment Congressional Cem- etery. 3 BOWMAN, UPTON. On Monday, Septem. ber 3. i0as, at Sivley Hoslial, UPTO BOWMAN of Germantown, Md | Joved husband of Julia Bowman. - mains resting at the Colonial funeral IWARD, Sun- am en Notice of fune: - OB Mondes, Beptember & .. At Priendly. 'ANNIE AD] beloved. daunhter of the late e an Gioson_ Cadel:. Funeral from the residence of Mr.B. C. Baden, Friend. (o Thursdsy. September 5, &t 0::10 then . \pary's Catholic 2 at 10 a.m said 1 Interment chu‘rch friends are invited. cemetery. CAMPBELL., WILLIAM DO cenly, on September 1 gency Hosoltal WILLIA CAMPBELL widow. Clair UG! 15 survived by his e B Campbell: & son: Wik liam D. mpbell, jr: three sisters and two brothers, residing in California Bervices at the chapel of Joseph Gawler s Sons. 1756 Pa. ave ."on Wednesd Septem Tnterment Ar- lington National Cemetery. Kl CARLEY. MARY HUCK. On Sunday, 80 tember 1 at the home of her A mnShaughier, Mrs. Mary Quinter. 103 Sycanore st.. Chevy Chase. Md. MARY HUCK_CARLEY. wife of the late Wil- lam Carley, = Funeral ser H. Hines Co. w.. on Wednesday am.: thence to the Shrin Sepiember 4. at of ‘the Sacred Heart, where mass will be sald at 10 am. Interment Glenwood Ceme- te azd other relatives and friends. Remaing resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. until Wed- nesday noon, September 4: thereafter at Ber late residence. 1456 Fuller st. n.w. Funeral Thursdsy, September 5. m. from the above residence. valter H. Brooks officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ‘ Mr. Dohoney's death is believed (he | CAMPBELL. WILLIAM D. The officers and result of a skull fracture received m‘ an automobile accident a year ago. He was taken to Mount Alto Hospnnl | after collapsing Sunday at his home, 1014 Montana avenue normeuL GEORGE REID DIES Young Loudoun Business Man Ill for Several Years. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., September 3.— George Reid, 32, widely-known young | Loudoun business man, died early to- | day at the home of his aunt, Mrs. | Alice Corter, at Purcellville. He had been in ill health for seven years. Reid is survived by his widow, the former Miss Blanche McDaniel; a son, George Mack; his father, George D. | Reid of Warrenton, and a sister, Miss | Fannie Reid. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. .\ /ort _[/zco /) A burial, ' park of né/d/7 loveliness (¢dar Hill Bt Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise STSIRRZRRRRT Established 1900 SARDO&CO. 4 AMBULANCE? SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 : 1 For Re)erenu ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES| $75 to $200 and up) DEAL Funeral Home Comrades of General Nelsou A Miles Camp. No. 1 V., MIIL assambie u 104K aum: Bew: tember 4. 1945, at Gawler's neral parlors h st. and ave. n.w.. 10 assist in the bu of our late comrade, WILLIAN D CAMPHELL G STIRK. Commander. P.E. BHOMETTE. Adhta MRS. LOVEDY COUSINS EXPIRES AT RESIDENCE Mrs. Lovedy Ann Cousins, 78. of 2268 Mount View place southeast, died yesterday at her home, following a long illness. She was the widow of Rev. Henry T. Cousins, former pastor of the Anacostia Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held from the residence at 11 am. tomorrow. burial will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Surviving are three sons. Clarence G. Cousins of Calgary, Alberta, and Lancelot and Victor Cousins of Wash- | ington. —e DIES AT FRIEND’S HOME Howard F. Kreiling, 26, a clerk in the Agricultural Adjustment Admin- istration, died suddenly last evening | | at the home of a friend, William Broderick, where he had gone for & short visit. Kreiling had complained earlier in the day that he was not feeling well. He was pronounced dead at 7:50 p.m. on arrival of a neighborhood phy- sician. The body was taken to the District morgue, pending & coroner’s investi- gation. MRS. KENNEDY RITES Funeral services for Mrs. Hanora Kennedy. 83, who died Sunday at her home, 226 Kentucky avenue southeast, will be held at 8:30 am. tomorrow at the residence, High requiem mass will be offered at 9 o'clock at St. Peters’ Church, and burial will be in | Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Kennedy, the widow of Patrick { Kennedy, a Washington real estate ! man, had been a resident of the Dis- trict all her life. Surviving is a nephew, Thomas J. Collins. RITES TO BE TOMORROW Funeral services for Mrs. Mary H. Carley, 67, who died Sunday at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs, Mary Quinter, 103 Sycamore street, Chevy Chase, will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomor- row from the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Requiem mass will be offered at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 10 a.m. and inter- ment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Carley was the widow of Wil- liam Carley and the daughter of the late Jacob von Derlehr of Washington. e Deaths Reported. Sarsh M. Maddox, 81, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Prances R. Walker, 75. Chiarles Henry Abboit. 71 th s nnie Elizabeth Graves. 01 Emh ll Mie M Boxwell. 54, Sibley Hospital Dorotny Mannhardt. 6. Garf ital. o vis, 7 New gl’?,rl' Lnlxnl:. ; Chlld"n 'S Hoq: john_Lincoln o LR, 5. Home'for the Aded and Lulcyml.. 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GODFREY. eptember 1 1095 st Asheviie: NoC! v, GODI 'Y CHOI loved father of Miss Pauline Chobot lnd astor of the Bixth Presbyterian Church emains will lie in state at the Sixth resbyterian Church. 16th and Kennedy 8is. n.w. on Wednesday, September 4. from 12 ocjock noon to 2 p.m funeral services will Relatives and fr ndy Davited to autond: Interment at Utica. COLEMAN. SAMUEL | r\ulm Departed this lite'Monday. September . 1075 at Gailinger Hospital SAMUEL GOLEMAN He leaves to mourn their loss & wife, one son. four sisters. two brothers and a host ‘of other relatives and friends mains resting at Campbell's funeral me, 423 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral whes later, COLLIER. ARTHUR C. 6On Monday. Sep- {145, ARTEUR C. COLLIER Heloved brotner argaret Laig- el Mrs . Saran Mulsey Punersl services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast_funeral home. 517 1ith st e Wednesday. September 4. at oinence 1o St Tereta’s Cath- olic Church. where mass w fered ‘for thie Tenose of his soul “ac"B a.m. Relatives and friends are invited, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 COUSINS, LoyEDy . On_Monday, Septembe her residence, 2 LOVEDY ANN beloved wife ST the late Rev. Hemry Thomes Cotnihe funeral from ‘the sbove residence on Wednesday. September 4. at 11 _am Relatives and friends invited. Inter- rnn;neb Cedar Hill Cemetery. Please omit DAVIS. AMOS R, Suddenly, on Thursday. August 29, 5, his residence, 037 New York ave 08 R DAVIS. Funeral fron the V bers Co. funeral home nw., on Wednesday, 10 am. Relati Berviges and interment in Arlington N tional Cemetery at 10:140 a.m DOHONEY, LUDORPH A. Suddenly. en Sunday. ' September 1 5. at Mount LUDORPH A DOHOREY nd of Ruth Dohoney Gundling). Fune W W Chambers Co 1400 Chapin st DONOHUE. ROBERT L on Friday, August 30 DONOHUE. SR . aged S Rewart L Donohue. 2 p.m." R TuleTment DRAGER, CARL. On Sunday. September . 1035, at Georgetown : DRAGER “son of Walter Louls arid Al s E. BSickly Drager. “Services at. Joseph Gawler & Sons chapel. 1756 Pa. aye D on’ Wednesdsy. Beptember. 4, ot 136 pm. Oak " il ‘Cem 3 L El eloved e s o “H.”\ mother of M Funeral services Wednesd at 230 pm., a ramr n:;_' Rhode Island ave. n.w., aylor officiating. Inlerment Lntum Memorial Cemetery. Beptember Frazier's funeral Services at chaped. 1754 Pa Seplember fi‘ll (JA\TIT JU"\ O O' ‘.l‘nV Beptem| hf{ JORN" 0, “GANTT "heloved 3 wisoand. of Charlotte Elizabeth G survived by his Cemetery. GlAl' LUCILLE. On ay, Beptember Gallinger Hospital. LU { Arcenious Gray of 150 leaves to | ha"fiends svited. GREEN, HORACE iends. Rem R om Wednesday 10 noming. thence to e r.u be held Thursday. September P GREENFIELD, FDWARD B. on Monday Spiemer § 293 flem R, and Eun!:”B téfé‘fi"ne’lé‘ o ay. Beptemb, 4, at 11'am’ Relatives and friends & invited, Interment Congressional Cem- | MAE. On Sunday »; EDITH MAE GRIGS wife of John Rob by and daughter of Edwa tine Law and R tives and friends are iny Cedar Hill Cemete HAZLETON, FRANK MARVIN. ay. Septe 435 st May Hazieton. * Notice of funeral HENRY, HOPE IDEN1A sust 31 On Saturday. Au- HOPE IDENIA HENRY of 323 Rig nw. She is survived by a'devoted mothe A [ indmfllhm e s Vaug Also ‘other relatives #nd friend neral Wednesday R sty coln Memorial Cenie JONES. J. HARRY. mber 2. 1935, at ® am 1133 Euclie st. o w JONES. beloved husband of" Marg B Jones and_father of Ethel Anderson of Ban Francisco. Calif.. and Holland K. and Helen C. Jones cf Washington D. Puneral services the above residence Wednesday ch!mber 4. at 1 pm. Interment Arlington National Cemele" | KEECH, EFFIE JANE On Monday, Sep- | er the Masonic and East- | Home “EFFIE JANE KEECH. | vi the 'S. H. Hines Co. funerai | Rome. 201 14th st BN on’ Weanes day. ‘September 4, at 10'30 a.m. | terment Modena Cemetery, Pa. KEECH. EFFIE J. A snecial mesting of Hove' Chapter, No. 30, O. is called | SR Weaneuazy. Bepiemuer &, | 015, at Masonic Temple: "1t and New York ave. n.w.. for the purpose of conducting Emarn Star services for our late sister, EFF’IE KEECH. LUCILLE B. PURDY, Worthy Matron. JENIATE 3. OREGORY. Secretars: KENNEDY, tem HANORA. On Sunday. 1 her_residence. =% Kentoeky ave. se. HANORA KENNEDY (nee Collins). beloved wife of the late Patrick Kennedv. Funeral will be held {rom the above residence on Wednesday: September 4. b mUS Petors O terment Mount_Oiiv tives and friends invited. In- On_ Monday oo S ™ S6tn st AR KENNEDY wife of the late Egward 3. Kennedy. mother of Julia ennedy. Funeral from her late residence on Thursday. September at _9:30 am., St. Thomas the Apostle 27th ‘and Woodley rd where™ ru}uem Tmass Wil be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited. Kindly omit flowers. 4 KILROY. WILLIAM P. On Sunday. Sep- tember 1. 1935. WILLIAM P. beloved husband of the late Susannah_ Kilroy, T thence to St. Aloysius’ Chur quiem mass will be said at m. Relatives and friends invited, | Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 KILROY, WILLIAM P. Members of Keane Council. No. 353, K. | Sre "Bereny: notified of - thé n's, golf course, PO Friskey: disap- aring. 1934 license eveland 4682, Rew FISHING T ‘m., Landov rd. near Largo. Reward. Evening Star, l!-ucml 5000, br. 258. 4% PPY, female. white with u} dth lnfl Maine ave. . Reward. B- rday, on 1iberal reward: nnau ext. 2: ray and black cleln Cleve- Erown apots. Return o302 name_inside PtEPSI hea Thllck smnu on leg: I:tomp:ch Sundsy. Reward. Pho: POCKETBOOK. brown. anlltbl: glasses. Rewal mon._1601_East Caito] PURSES_Two: lost “in_building at 17 st. n.w.. on Monday. Return papers, Syedlasses to owner. National nm two_$5 bills and Ethel M. Am- Town leather. containin S ATies Y041 T Bt B ¢ - | MOORE, LOTTIE. On Monda gdeath, of Brother WILLIAM KILROY, and are reauested 1 meet at 'his Jate fesidence: rd st ne, Tuesday. \ DR. GEO! DENNIS J. NILAND, F. KREILING, HOWARD Monday. Septemper 2 st. n.w., HOWA! tice ‘of funeral la flowers. Please’ omit ESSIE M. JONES. On Mon- ‘ n. Predemeni m, Jones of Winston-Salem and Mrs, Benetia Walker of New York. Srief services at Andrew Rankin Chapel. Howard University, at 2 p.m. Wednes- day, September 4. MONROE, EDNA B 195 Monday, 2 5 1:3% pm. at ter & brief the ed wife of James | ) “'Notice of funeral later. * ; Beptember | E. Monroe, &1. 2, 1935, at_her residence. se.. TTIE MOORE (nee Tayior). beioved wife of the late Thomas E. Moore. She leaves to_mourn their loss six children, mie Washington. Carrie Mhlmonv Marie Wilson, Tho! Dennis Moor and friends. l‘c- of fun mas, Char na many, other relatives eral later. MOSLY. SMITH. ISABELLE. be 1055 at Bnnhl. Y. Suddeniy, on Pridag. f Uit 30, 1635 ROBERT " MOBL at er o! Alice Mosly an Wllhelmln- dchildren also sur- be viewed at the W. s funeral ‘ehurch, 1432 you hereafter at p.m Yue lw Tunwm N. J. Interment N York s PARKS, leLn PAUL. On Sundav, Sep- tember 1. 1675, at his residence. 9800 Wsrren st Silver Spring. Md.. HAROLD PAUL PARKS. beloved husbard of Ethel M. Parks. Remains re: ting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral-home_ 3001 14th st Services wt the Grace Episcopal Citlireh. Bilver Spring. Ma" on Wednoas dey, Sentember 4. at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Liacoin Cfmel-ry 3 day morn) lingering 1) &nd the late Ida Lee Ray. to mourn their loss a son devoted father. Samuel E. Ray Sister. Mrs. Helen E. Harris, New Yo ity. ‘and & host of other relatives and riends. Remains at the home of her father. 20% T st. n.w Tuesdiy. September 3 day, September 4. home, 208 T st. n.w Rev. E. C. Smith officiatin RYCE. OSCAR A. Suddenly. on Saturday, st 31, 19745, at midnight. OBCAR A, 2 Wade road s beloved father of Charity B. Ryce Cr: 3ls0 survived by two brothers Joseph Ryce mains restin & Smoot’s funeral home ci ave. and may be viewed after 4 Wednesday. September 4. Puneral hursday, September 5. at 1 She leaves b ay James T. Marshall officiating. Interment in Harmony Cemetery . RYCE. OSCAR A The Princes and Peers & Allen's finerai se (Anacos 11:30 o'clock Wed= nesday September 4, 19 SHE HERD: desoted son of Marina Shepherd brother of Louise B. Walter Ti the Good Wi ment Rosemont A. ARTHU o v Church. Cemetery, Suddeniy. on Mondzv. is residence, LVA om Inter- 4 me, B e of funeral later. Departed this life Monday. 151 > meotemiber 4. at W. Bundy's funeral Florida ave. n'w On Monday. Beptem= the residence of h 109 Webster &t n w. ISABEL beloved * wife' of siste SMITH. the Jmn' SMITH, LUCIND/ Monday, Beptembe 19; hee, Halls AL Va TH beloved wife of Walter otice of furie; JAMES. Dep: McCy hilow on Wednesday, day. Septem. THOMPSON. nnni\rv life Sunday. trn ber 1. 1635 at her residence. st. sw. FLORENCE THOMPEON. the devoted wife of James ving mQ;h!X of Departed this s resting at the John chapel. 3rd and Eve ral f{rom the Mount In Memortam, A loving ‘H;Evv' BONNER. JESSIE MAY. GeBier And witer ER (ree Penn) us one year ago today. Septe 1934 THE CARTER. ANNIE M. Sacred ory of our dear mother. A TER. who departed thi: ago today. September HER DEV Nothing but Loneing for the No one knows the depth of our resrer But we shall remember when oth mem DORATHY. 1In or of ‘our dear dau ster DORATHY HALL who, departed This Jife two years ag0 loday. September 3. 103 Some may think you are forgotten Because olttimes they see us emile do they know our he “That we suffer all the while THE FAMILY. HARVEY, JAMES M. In sad but loving remembrance of our father. JAMES M HARVEY ' who departed this life five vears ago today. September 3, 1930, Peacefully sleeping. resting at last Life's weary trials and suffering past. In silence you suffered, in patience you bory Until God called you home to suffer. no more. S CHILDREN. MILLER. NAOMI §. Tn ud but loving re- s r‘r neteen years ago today, Beptember 916, Her work on earth is dcr\' Her heavenly crown is woi HER LOVING HUSBAND WD cHIL- REYNOLDS. BRIDGET. In sad but loving Temembrance of my Wwife and our mother. BRIDGET REYNOLDS. who died twenty< tWo vears azo today, September 3. 1913. “On_the hillside softly sleeping Where the trees silently wave. ve loved dearly, lv. silent grave D AND CHILDREN. * WOLF. FLIZABETH K. In loving remem. brance of our dear mother. ELIZABETH K. WOLF. who passed away twenty-siX years ago today, September 3. 1009 The passing of twenty. vesrs has lett nio ‘shadow on our memory of love for our dear mo HER DE\O‘IED EONS AND DAUG.H¢ ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 30 e Lincoin o878 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R SD(‘.’\{' eslnbhwhmtnk m‘?f‘:n"; 02 1009 H St. N.W, J. William Lee’s Sons Co.” FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Avenue—WEst 0804 lished 1862 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L HAYCOCK . Phone WL 0008 % 3634 rt). N.W. | Established 1841 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St NW NAfionnl 2473 Modern Chapel _Tel, 2 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT 0108 D e Cor. 14th © Eye GEO. A. COMLEY .55 Artistic Fiora; Designs by Experts Night Phone. Clarendon 261-J-1 GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 112 F l.’ NAtional 4276 1211 Wiscons Est.