Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 9

Cor. 9th & E N.W. Our values in clothing have created such enor- mous demand that we were compelled to en- Iarge this department. INTRODUCTORY OFFER of high quality SUITS TOPCOATS OVERCOATS That even we can’t duplicate as they were made to sell for much more. Special at $16.50 Styled for Appearance and Service THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935 UTUAL STORES, IN Cor. 9th & D N.W. Every man and young man You Are Saving 30% or More! should see these excellently tailored suits, overcoats and topcoats—you will positively find these values your answer to price and quality. Sport Backs Double Breasteds Single Breasteds Worsteds Homespuns Serges Cheviots Shorts— Stouts— Slims Dept., at 9th & E St. Store No Charge for Alterations HERE'’S A GROUP that's 'way out of the ordi- nary—every garment hand- somely tailored to high speci- fications—your personal in- spection will leave no doubt. All materials—all shades— all sizes. SUITS TOPCOATS OVERCOATS 51850 Some with 2 prs. trousers Jpectacoton Celurs A Great Line-up of Things You Need Right Now, Sensationally Priced for This Event Sturdy Sport SWEATERS Styled for comfort and smartness. In all the popular shades. Full zij pers. Sport hack: worsteds, mohairs. shakers. Formerly Sold for $2.85 Sizes 34 to 46 A Grand Selection of TROUSERS For men and young men scores of style: ng in carefully s from.h h-priced suitings that prove Hundreds to choose from! Serges Cassimeres o All styles. Worsteds ® Every fabric. Cheviots ® All shades. All wool English drapes and plain models 565 Pairs at__________2.95 380 Pairs at__________3.95 315 Pairs at -4.95 Prep Sizes, 14 to 20, at $1.95 Men’s Sizes, 28 to 52 NationallyKnown “Admiral Byrd” Suede Leather WINDBREAKERS OUR FINE QUALITY. ROOMY Broadcloth Shorts or Combed Yarn Shirts 19¢c ea. 6 for $1.00 Sizes 28 to #1 32-0z. Heavy All-Wool MELTON JACKETS Nowhere can you find their equal ! Excellently styled in sport back and regular models with leather trims. Cossack style, with full zipper front. This Spectacular Value at $9.95 Worth 4.00 Handsome Quality. lected hides and sateen lined with full zipper front. value is a sensation. $4.%5 Sizes 34 to 48 Carefully se- At this price this MEN’S FUR FELT HATS 12 In the new Fail sni Latest styles and shades, with real leather eatbands, A Parade of Thrilling Values in Our Men's Blanket Robes | WORK CLOTHING Dept. Formerly Sold for 2.95 Heavy. Full cut. Assorted colors. medium, large. Riding Habit Apparel At Very Little Cost Ladies’ all-leather 2.95 Jodhpur Shoes . 5.45 Men’s all-leather Riding 4.95 177 Shawl collar. Small, 1 69 WORK TROUSERS—Made to sell for 1.49. and whipcords. points of strain, ELK LEATHER WORK SHOES—Sturdy, nonskid soles, built for hardest service. DOUBLE-FACED SUEDE DURABLE JACKETS —Just what you’ll want for cooler weather. HARD-WEARING CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS—- Full cut and rigidly constructed... NATIONALLY KNOWN OVERALLS—BIlue, White, Striped COTTON WORK HOSE—Reinforced heel and toe. RUGGED 16-INCH HIGH-TOP LACE BOOTS— Ideal for hunting, hiking, work and sportecae---- Men’s and Lad Breeches _ Ladies’ Jodhpur Some of the Most Remarkable Bargains You Have Ever Seen s s dCottonldes In dark mixtures, reinforced at 98 C Sisen 30t 82, . e ciavoiis 1.69 1.79 4ic UNIONMADE { 39 1.00 per doz. 2.95 Sizes 6 to 11... “LEE” Famous Brand SHIRTS Wit h genuine non-wilt collar. In Fine Quality Broadcloths 87 Every shirt positively % uaranteed for fit and service; all patterns Sizes 13!; to 17. Men! Reg. 4.00 Calfskin Shoes Shoes you'll buy the minute you see them. Sizes 6 to 12 400 Men's and Young Men’s Raincoats A Pr-flieal Giv Away 2.8 !ul‘im huen. Reg. 35¢ Rayon and Silk New Fall Hose, 21c 5 prs.,, $1.00 New Fall Silk NECKWEAR, 27c 4 for 1.00 You'll find here the greatest ection of patterns you ever saw. Formerly 7.95 Genuine All-Leather Gladstone . $4.69 MUTUAL STORES. 501 9th N.W. - Cor. 9th and E “Famous for Values’ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. Met. 6920 400 9th N.W. Cor. 9th and D RETIRED GAITHERSBURG FARMER DIES AT 69 Nathan A. Walker Leaves Son, Three Daughters, Brother and a Sister. Speciai Dispatch to The Star. GAITHERSBURG, Md, September 30.—Nathan A. Walker, 69, retired farmer and business man, died Satur- day following & long illness. He is survived by a son and three daugh- ters—William Walker and Mrs. Elea- nor M. Milley of Gaithersburg, Mrs. William Gartner of Rockville and Mrs. Rodney White of Washington Grove. He also leaves a brother, McKendree Walker of Gaithersburg, and a sister, Mrs. Kate Browning of Germantown. The funeral will be this afternoon from the home of Mrs. Miller, burial to be in Forest Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg. Mr. Walker was a son of the late Nathan J. Walker and was a life- long resident of this vicinity, J. 0. SCOTT, RICHMOND DAIRY PRESIDENT, DIES 75-Year-Old Business Leader Sur- vived by Widow, Three Daugh- ters and Two Brothers. By the Associuted Press. RICHMOND, September 30— James O. Scott, president of the Richmond Dairy Co., and a leader in business circles here, died at his home last night. Mr. Scott, who was 75, had been ill with heart disease at his Henrico County home eight months. He is survived by his widow and three daughters, Mrs. Garnett Burgess, and Mrs. Robert McDonald of Rich- mond and Mrs. William Schliof of Bristol. Two brothers also survive. Funeral services will be held at Centenary Methodist Church here to- morrow at 4 pm. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery here. @dar Hill MMWMW @me ery More Than a Promise SSS Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast LT LEEENRNNNAY T lll_ SEVENTH AND F See These Remarkable Values in NEW FALL CHARGE IT Nothing Down—Pay and shades. They're bargains at $21. young men want. The kind of suits that ‘These suits are worth $25 and $30.. All-wool, hard-finished = worsteds in rich new patterns § il IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIMIIIIIllllflalmlllmlllllliIlll||lllll? lose that e send it CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Banquet, American War Mothers, ‘Wardman Park Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Dollar Ship Club, Hamilton Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Dinner, Shade 8hop, Hotel, 6 pm. » Meeting, City Firefighters, Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, District Division, Young Democrats, Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Pi Kappa Alpha PFra- ternity, Lotus Restaurant, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, American War Mothers, Wardman Park Hotel, 1 p.m. Luncheon, Veteran Druggists’ Asso- clation, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Washington Credit Men's Association, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 pm. Luncheon, Acme Corp., Releigh Ho- tel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Socialist Labor party, room 225, Annapolis Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, North Star Chapter, W. C. T. U, Hamline M. E. Church, Six- teenth and Allison streets, 2 p.m. Luncheon, Probus Club, Hay-Adams House, 12:30 p.m. Hamilton Card and bingo party, St. Anthony's Parish Hall, Twelfth and Monroe streets northeast, 8:30 p.m. R e e WIFE OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OFFICIAL DIES Special Dispatch to The Star. FRONT ROYAL, Va, September 30.—Mrs. Kathryn Weaver Miller, wife of G. Tyler Miller, superintendent of | Warren-Rappahannock Schools, died | early today in Winchester Memorial | Hospital following an operation three days previously. Where Perpetual Care is| Royal, and, besides her husband, is survived by two small sons, G. Tyler, jr., aged 4, and Willlam Weaver Mil- ler, aged 2. » sister. Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday at 2:30 pm. in the home of her parents, with interment in Front Royal. TARBELL FUNERAL RITES Funeral services for George L. Tar- bell, 2020 Klingle road, who died of a heart attack Saturday, will be held at | 2:30 p.m. tomorrow from the S. H.| Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth | street. Interment will be in the Abbey | Mausoleum. The death of Mr. Tarbell, a hauling contractor employed by the United Clay Products Co. for the last 18 years, followed his collapse in a Takoma Park grocery store. Deaths Reported Arademia P. Simpson, £1 115 E st. se Margaret M, Desio. 7. IKOR Wyoming ave Georze Charles E. | Thomas O'Brien. John H. Kerrins Elise Rupp 66 Sibiey Richard 1. Wade. ¢ Charles H. Wilson Gitar ' P Wingelsen. 56, w Hosp! '4“ 9th ;t ne. 5w *Virginia 48, 3459 Macomb st . Casuaity Hospital Providence Hos- immler, Gallinger Hos- Garfleld Hospital Chflord H. Wilson. ‘Mary G. pita, Julia Jackson. Infant — Births Reported. Claston M. and Grace Bonham. boy | Charles E and Elia J. Hutsler. girl. Will R and Corl M. Price. boy. Ro: S('hl!m |lrl lnd Lilli Herbert O. and Omrude Cnlv:n girl, John H. and Margaret E. Poetzman, boy. | Joseph M. and Violet Quinn. girl. Clifford N._and Alice H. Wiiliamson, boy. | Nathaniel M. and Alice Austin, girl Arthur C. and Lillian B. Knox. boy. 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. Saturday. BAG containing gold-and-green yarn and half-knitted sweater. Finder call Emer- son_0340. Reward CAT—Large. brown tabby: answers o | name “Brownie”: strayed from 3818 Mor- | ison st. n.w. Reward. Cleveland 8444. [AMOND RING. man's. 3-karat. Sohe 3old Dlnl(num Liberal | Phone North 8 n DOG. white and tan._small. resembling Spitz. name ANl saturday "aiternoon from 3413 Fessenden st. n.w. Reward Cleveland 0369 ENVELOPE confaining S195. 8at_eve Columbia Theater and 1631 Webster st. B, QReturn to above address. ™ Liberal Téwar I-.YEGLASEES—IH reward Shaler Return to Crawford. ase. aine Boumh= E nsportation Bldg. Reward. KEYS_Five kevs in_ biack IFather case. Saturdav right, between 3rd and Emerson and Georgia ave. and Rittenhouse . st. Phone_Georgia_0064 MONEY ($21). Saturday, vicinitv Florida ave. or Eastern Markets or Union Station. Reward 915 North Carolina ave. e Phone_Atlantic 5587-W NECKPIECE, mink, three skins. last Friday afternoon. Reward. Call Columbia 10241, POCKETBOOK—Sunday _evening, _lady’s gray pocketbook containing Dorothy Gray compact with sentimental value. Reward. Phone Adams_2963. PURSE. lady's. white; Sat.; finder may keep money interested only ‘in very val able letters keys: additional reward. Please call or return to Miss Jeanette Vinton, 124 Senate Office Building POLICE DOG, male. named “Rex,~ and black, A1, ‘years old. yieinity Sth st. reward Phanz Athnm: m -.v Did You Lose $1,687 Too Mr. Businessman? YOU pay two cents an ounce, or $640 a ton, for first class pos The average letter weighs only 120 grains, or about 27.S per cent of the amount allowed for a two-cent stamp. Therefore, $2,327.27 a ton (32, OOOl.th) Why the difference c( $1,687.27? See sien on face: in or ne:r mcmnn P-rk N.E. Phone Decatur 2214 you actually are paying ch envelope is full before you out. !ncluda a silent salesman She was the daughter of Mr. and | ClAuK HAllAh on,8 Mrs. William C. Weaver, jr., of Front | ™A Eark. Md Mrs. George Morton of Richmond is | COLLIGAN. HE: | Qurd of Thanks KING, CHANNING B. We wish to express our sincere -nyrmmon and thanks to our man; iends, neighbors and Telatives the pastors. choir lnd members ol ohe Helplnl Hand Club of the " Ninete 'fi Baptist Chureh ir their bnuu( Tioral tributes and ind expressions of sympathy at the our_beloved husband and son, EVELYN AND MARY E. KING. * Araths. BANKS. HARRISON T. On Saturday. Se mber 25. 1935 at Freedmen's Hosp HARRISON T BANKS. neloved husoan of Mrs. Beatrice Backs, loving father of Mrs. Ethel Doroi. Burviving him also are ‘three grandchildren, mother-in-law. giber relatives and a host of friends: at Prazers funersi home. 3 nw. " Funeral . 589 al Tues- day “Octobe. from Hoiy Redeemer Lumenn Church, Sth st and lcrr: g}ue n.w. Friends invited. Rev. iseman officiating. IAIBER lA'l“l'l! Deplr!ed lhll Hl! nn ARBER. neral Tuesday. Oc! Trom_Jerusaiem Baptist® Church, and P sts. n.w. BRANCH. MINNIE M. Departed this life on Monday, September 30. 19:5. at her residence. 7:32 9th st. s.e.. MINNIE M. BRANCH. loving daughter of Bessie Ross. She leaves to mourn their loss a hus- bn, Branch: a devoted son and and Ruth Brancl {wo brothers. Barnést's and Wilhem Ross. jr., and other relatives and friends. Remains resting_at neral home, 48 K st. n.e. neral later. BURDETT, JAMES WASHINGTON. on Monday. September home, niear Bords, Md.. " JAMES WASH- INGTON B ged 60 years. b 1oved Musband-of Ciare Thomoson dett, Remaing resting at Gar neral home. Gaither B30 p.m Tuesday: thereatier at b home. "Funeral rervices Wednesdey. tober 2, at p.m.. 2t the Presby Church. Boyds. Md. Interment (.Lulrh cemetery CARPENTER, LYDA E. Suddenty. on Sun- day morning. September 29, 14: he home ‘of her micee. Mg B . Broc 1508 Allison st nw., Miss LYDA CARPENTER o: 3674 Porter st. n Funeral service Tuesday, October I. at p.m.. from Waugh M. E. Church. rd and A sis ne Intermcnt Coneressionni Cemetery. Remains resting at Jen funeral parlor, 809 1Gth st. n.w. CASE, CARRIE. On Monday. September at’ her residence.’ 1412 D s CA RIE CASE. the beloved mothe on Wooge of Ballston. Va.: Mrs Siaors Pase of Tndinn Head: Ma.. Mrs Milared Grifith and Mrs. Viol Funeral services at the W W. Co. Southeast Notice of fu- ur late Oc- on Relatives and 1 terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. On Sunday, September nglon Sanitarium MARIAN CLA beloved. wife of Wiiliam L. Ok B peral services at the W. W Chamb Puneral nome. 1400 Chapin st.. on liamsport, Y J. On Thursday. 5.t Mount Alto Hos- COLLIGAN. * Funeral m ] Chambers Co._funera home. 1900 Chapin 3t T on Tuesday Octover 1, at % am. R friends are invited Inte military ‘honors at Arlington” National Cemetery. DABBONDANZA. LUIGL On Saturday 8 2K, at his residence, LUIGI DABBON: BANZA™ beloved husoand . of Pignatello Dabbondanza. Funeral from the above residence on ‘Wednesday tober . £ Relllnrx nnd {riends m\u!d trment St Mars's Cemetery. DELANY. EDNA vl ddenly. on Mor dlv September . at_her r!s:dtfltr 4349 Newton pl n.w INA DE- LANY Betovel” amugiter ol the & James F. and Nellie Delany and s of '3 Leroy Grace ana Helen Delany. Notice of funeral later. DREW. qMY. pa day.’ Séptember :x and C emains resting at the late Funeral sday. October 1 R‘Xrom Vermont ‘Avenue Bmx‘m Ho P! FANTROY. pasior Mount Mouh Baptist Church. He is survived by a de- voted wife. Martha F. Fantroy ant- Cordelia Jones 2lso other relatives snd friends Re- ains may be seen at Malvan & Schey's ral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. tice of funeral later. . RY. WILBERT P. On Sunday. Septero- ber 1935. WILBERT P.. son of in © and Annis o Gary. Serviees.at his late residence. 40:i Carroil ave. Ta- koma Park. Md. on Tuesdav. October 1. at i pm. Interment Washington Memo- rial Cemetery. HARDY. JOHNSON. On Sunda b . 1935 a¢ his resid w., JOHNSON husband of Jane E. uneral from fesidence on t p.m. Relatives invited. Interment Con- &ressional Cemetery HERING. ELIZABETH. On Saturday, Sep- ai Mother Jones' Rest 3 d . loved ‘mother of Cari He and Mr- * Scohia Good of Washingion. D' G neral from the residence of her son. 32 Madison st. nw. on Tuesday at R:30 ‘am. ' Requiem m Imrr:nc'l late Concention Chu {riends mmu Hill Cemetery Alexandria. Va., UEl UNTLEY brother of Mrs. Fu- neral from the residence of his sister : on Tuesday. Octobe p.m. s. at_her residence. 1074 MO! S.. beloved " wife nr “ine"iate Bdwasd P. Jack aod mothe: of Mrs. Kathryn Phillips Haves and Har yey Phillips. Remains resting at Zur- horst's funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol £t Requiem mass at St. James Episco Church: 593 "Nih &1, e October 1. at 10 a.m wood Cemetery 1935, at Castle Point. M THEADORE W JACKSON, beloved hus: band of Mrs. Bessie Scipio Jackson of 1416 Belmont st. n.w.: loving father of Dorothy. Theadore ard Lewis Jackson Funeral Tuesday. Octooer 1 from Prazier's funeral home. ave. n.w. Priends invited. Rev. Howard 'officiating. Interment ton National Cemetery. Suddenly Arling- on Sunday. < at the residence of Mrs. Lucy A_Smith. :i LUCY J. JETT. beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Campbell, James A Jett and Mrs. Lucy A. Smith, Funeral from the above residence on Tuesdas. October 1. at 2 pm. Services in Peck Memorial Chapel. Nth and M sts. n.W.. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. KERRINS. JOHN H. Suddenly. on Satur- dlIV Sfmemher 281935, his resi- 10th st ne. JOHN H. be- mea “musbana. ot ENen A~ Rertine” (hee Kelly). Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo *ucr; Iunpr-l rhnpel 412 H st. ne. Ol’l iesday, October 1. at R:30 am thence to St. Joseoh's Church, mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Glen- wood Cemetery 30 MILLER. NANCY BOYD. On Sunday. Sep- tember 1935, at her residence. ) 20th st. n.w.. NANC widow of Maj. William A Miller. U. S. Army. retired. Funeral {fom Fort Myet Chapel. on Tuesday. Octoher 1, at 11 . Interment Arlington National Cem- ery. Sunday’ morning. o: . 2 "the devoted wife of Lander Perry and_ the loving mother and grandmother of Jesse M. Carter and India C. Carter. respect- ively. She also leaves to mourn their loss two_sisters. Jeanie B. Lomax and Lillie A. Edlin: a loving daughter-in-law, Rosalie H. Carter. and a host of othef relatives and friends. Puneral Wednes- day. October ©. at I o'clock p.m.. from the ‘Friendship Bnpuu Church. 15t and sts. s.w., Rev. B. H. Whiting offici ng. PERRY, ELLA. Officers and members of Midget Wing, No. 2, Order of Chaldeans | Fishermen. are hereby notified to attend the call meeting Tuesday evening. Octo- ber 1. 193 at 8 o'clock. at the Hall 320 ¥ st. s.w.. to arrange_for the huml of our deceaied sister, ELLA PERRY Funeral Wedns October '.’ at o'clock, Xrom Pnendxhln l-nusl Church, 52 Ist and B S S3ipTER, Hish Priest, M. MONTGOMERY, Secreiary. i PITCHER, ROBERT EDWIN. Suddenly. on Saturday. Septem! EDWIN pPIBHER" beloved Rusband. of Mary Elizabeth Piccher (nee Myers). Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. s.c._on Wednesdsy. Octobel Barbour Bros’ fu- | Pauline | Md. ELIZABETH. be- | On, Friday, September | ue: Interment Glen- | Y BOYD MILLER. | PERRY. ELLA M. Departed this life ud- | Braths. Mml (Suddenly on Saturday, at_her re“dence. sADxE. PUTTY. be= Murohy. Howasd S pies e grandcrildren and s host_of friends. Remairs resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ‘chureh, 1435 You 5w Ine terment Thursday, October 3, at Minerals RINGEISEN. OSCAR P. fil; emVi =0 1935, a\ 2 riinia ave OSCAR P. RINGEISLN. beloved Susband of Anna mnmn (nee Beck). Remains restin at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. an Mass. ave ne. where services will be held ‘on Tuesday. October 1. at 3 p.m. Relatives and iriends invited, Xmer- ment private. ’) BUSSELL. BEX. on Sundsy. Segtember 35, i Sandy Spring Hbipita USS!“L. son o!plhf late “ S and Mary B Russell Sery ies" 2 Birth'y Yuneral bomer 305%. S 8t n.w. on Tuesday October 1, at = pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery, SAVAGE. CLARA. Suddenly. on Saturday, September %R 1635, CLARA. beioved wile of the Prederick Savage. Fu- neral from Saflelln chape! ‘n!n and H sts. n.w, on Tuesday. October 1. at ::10) Requiem mass at St. Patrick’s Church at. o ame Thterment Mot Olivet Cemetery. On Saturday. his_residen.c: Sundey, 20" 105 WILI AN “ER AKER of 55004 R . n.w. son of ths laie Geores and May Osborn_ Shoemaker. He is survived by his wife. Helena King Shocmaker, and three children, Helen .. George and William H. Shoemaker. Funeral from Birch's funeral home. 30: on Tuescay. October 1 3 thence o Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, where mass will be offered ‘at 9 Inierment Oak Hi Cemetery. STARKS, AUGA. Depsrted September 3 S, She leaves to mourn their o ving mother, Lulu Holmes: & nmoud ‘husband. Edward Starks: s Wiiliams: “three “sisters. Ef einore. Cemitinn Nelson. Cat end a host of other relatives resting at Barnes 'nu&o\ MAUD. sSu September, 40, 10:: he Method Home. MAUD STILLSON. ‘beloved st of Kate Stillson. Funerni services on e Jrsday, October it at 10230 am. at t Methodist Home chapel. 4901 Conn. av¢ Friends and relatives invited, I Cmum- r.znsz * Tarbe "Hines Co 2901 w. on L a2 p.m Abbey Mausoleum, Virginia TAYLOR. GRACE GREEN lite on fune; Tuesd Interme Devarted th ACE G AYLOR. daugii¢ ter of Jeremish and Amelia Green. S also leaves to mourn their loss thr uncles ‘and many other relatives an friends = Remains resting at the N yen & Schey funeral home ave and R st y October 1. at 2 pm. from the abo: pariors. Rev: Hollarman oMeisting termeni Lincoln Memorial Cem 'l'l(ll:k THOMAS W day. September 4. 15 ence. 701 D st se. THOMAS TUCKER. beloved husband 0‘1.(‘. Jucker, (nee Welch) and fath Pa. ave. se. neral later. WADE. RICHARD I On Saturday. Sep- | 1933 “at his residencs, 247 ne. RICHARD I WADE. the hncuzd husband of the late Deila L. Wade. Funeral from R) n funeral home 317 on Tuesday. October 1 a thence of St Joseph's Churc! d C sts. ne. where requiem mass w (flll';"e!:i\ at d’“ I. m. Relatives and frien " te e o i | e nterment in Mount OHPB WILSON. CLIFFORD H.. IR Septem Notice ‘of = On St 5. 4t Provid o i H' WILSON JR® loved son of Clifford H and Marguer H_ Wilson (nee Thoil) late residence. 1969 Penn st. n Wednesday. October = R:30 thence to the ame Church where !-qui-n‘ ma 1l be off at o $'Soul Relatives wid Interment in Mounsg by WINTERS. ROBERT EDWARD. n Saturday. September lurbia rd n.w the S. H. Hines Co. 14tn st n.w and intermen Va; Tuesday. October 1 WOOD. VIRGINI On Sund NIA 4 late Dr. Robert Vinion Wood and of ihe late Thomas and Hen- wo | !n fimnrtam. BARNES. ELIZABETH. Todav brings sad s of the loss of our dear. devoted ELIZABETH BARNES. who 5 |;0 year ago today, Sep- fe was such a model one I love and all good deeds. n SO! fwo ‘years ago Today.” September 30 5 Sister. it's only a step that divides us From gl 10 mortal hath seen We shall find you when death’s grim fin- 8ba1 have lifted the veil between, THE PAMILY. OVER. F. WOODIE. A the ' memery of my o d father WOODIE OVER. wh) departed this | Sleyqn vears aso todav. September | HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. GLADYS O. JOHNSON . ROBINSON. MOLLIE. A to the sacred memory of my dear mother MOLLIE ROBINSON. who left me two year tocay. September 30, 1933, my dreams. dear mother, ibute of love in Arling- To say 8 few words to yo Some day T'll see you. dear mother, And tell you, o'er and o'e How 1 missed you since you left me, en_ we meet to_part no more Lovsu’ DAUGHTER. MYRTLE L lollY\O\l MoLLIE ribute _of lov MOLLIE "ROBFNsON 2rs ago today e cl us remaining With tear v But God is m Iways o take care of His own T shall never cease to love you Thoueh your form be in the dust Bug some day 1 Rope 1o meet sou— is end. in t YOUP KONELY GisTER' NELLIE ROB swuumon AGNES, memory of our mother. AGN SMALLWOOD. who departed _this li® Lwenty-two yéars ago loday. Septemb:t HER' DEvoren DAUGHTERS. LOUISS AND GERSTER SMITH. MARY. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother. MARY SMITH, who departed lite 17 years A2o todav September 191 What s home without a 'nmhrr’ All things this world may send. But_when we lost mother. We lost our dearest friend DAUGHTERS In sad but lov l U NEBAL DmEflOBS 'V. L. SPEARE (0. Relther the successor to nor connected with the original W Speare establishment. NAtionsizs0s 1009 H St. N.W, J. William Lee’s Sonw Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave NE. Lincoin 5200 er One of the Largest Undertakers in the World | 1400 Chapin St. NNW. Col. 0432 | 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantie 6700 Joscph F. Birch’s Sons Phone wm; 009 Mgr. Established 1847 £"3034 M 5. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ipseenner nw NAtional 2473 odern CHAS. S ZURHORST ~CO. E 30; ‘l‘ CAP! T%.’g'l | CEMETERY LOTS in the form of a booklet, folder, or blotter. And don't forget, for that quick response, enclose a Bysiness Reply Card. Let us help you with this form of adver- tising—its writing, designing and print- ing. The cost is negligible, the results are convincing. Phone Dlstrict 8203. Byron S. Adams 53 YEARS' EXPERIGENCE & REPUTATION TO those esecutives who are seeking con- structive counsel and aid in really planning adver- tising sales efforts, we have interesting sugges- tions to present. Lat us tolk it over. 512 Eleventh Street N. W. Rel. lmermrm LOT, CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, CLOGE TO | main entrance. less than regular price Dn for “quick sale.” Fhone Potomac_0506-J. 2 | NINE-SITE LOT. CHOICEST SECTION TS Rt place” e Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 14 less than regular GREEN COLEN PLEASURE. daughter of Addzess Box 40-E. Star_ofMice E. and Joseph R. Green. wife of W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER Willis G, Pleasure, jr.: | Pleasure and the late Lida EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 ing and sister_of Lena Aaron Green R-emlms rest- L Open Evenings day. Octob t 2 pm. ?:;:‘-J fiff;"é{‘fi E Church, Garfd. | and Sundays Cor. 14th “ EYC D. larke's funeral home. 1416 Fla. “ K Aiatil Tesday, October 1. at 4 Hi 1 0 B Mciat- arrison. IF.. officia = ing. ' Interment Rosemont Cemetery 1 ,C;m A. COM K ) L~ Desisn; ber atives ard friends fivited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. PLEASURE. ELLA Gl!!‘l COLEN. Sunday, September 20. 1075, at her resi: ence to her late residence.’ Pu- PLEITNER. JULIUS EUGENE e T Dalversity p B o % Sortos __""_GS_LL 5} By R, f105%: | GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pioes 1213 ¥ 8t N. NAtional 4278 A &