Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1935, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, JULIUS BLOCK FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Former Merchant Succumbs of Heart Disease En Route to Hospital. Funeral services for Julius Block, who died yesterday en route to Emer- gency Hospital after suffering a heart attack at Tenth and E streets, will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Geier’s funeral parlors. Burial will be at the ‘Washington Hebrew Cemetery. : Mr. Block, who was 50, is survived by his widow and one son, Milton Block of the Alban Towers Apart- ments. operated a women's ready-to-wear shop on F street. A resident of the District for 34 years, Mr. Block was an active mem- ber of the Washington Hebrew Temple. —_— THREE ARE SENTENCED FOR STEALING ARMS Two Americans Among Those Convicted of Robbing Army Post in Panama. By the Assoclated Press. PANAMA CITY, October 31.—The Canal Zone Federal Court sentenced yesterday three men, two of whom are American citizens, to prison terms after their convictidhs on charges of | tenced to 7'z years; Edward J. Paine, 32, 31 years, both Americans, and Alfonso Trillanes, an 18-year-old Nicaraguan, who was given a one- year sentence. The arms were stolen from the American Army post at Corozal, Canal Zone. The United States District Court decided on a general continuance in the case against Homero Ayala, for- mer chief of police of Panama, charged with complicity, becsuse he allegedly purchased the arms from Stevens in a Panama City suburb. Ayala was released without bail. The convicted men were ordered taken to Gamboa Penitentiary. A. U. Alumni Party Planned. The District Chapter of the Amer- 1f You Enjoy This Dish—The Harrington Is The Place to Enjoy It! —S8oup_or Cocktail. 3 Vegetables, choicest N. Y. Juicy Tenderloin Planked Steak. Salad, Dessert, Beverage! It's without equal—a new. one-man size planked stenk mushrooms and a big meal in fine, hotel to-go for entertainment, it's the place to go for dinner, HOTEL Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star ¥ g B HARRINGTON 11th and E Streets N.W. AUGUSTUS GUMPERT, Manager We Have Just Received and Put Irio Service a New PACKARD DE LUXE SIDE-SERVING AMBULANCE —containing ne* and distinctive features designed ac- cording to our own specifications. The side doors swing open to ptrmit entrance and removal of the re- clining couch wxhout crowding. Hot and cold rinning water with basin; comfortably heated in Winte'; delightfully cooled in Summer. Up- holstered leath+ chairs and other necessary and im- portant features for the comfort of the patient. This new ambu/znce has the appearance of an elegant limousine and the maximum of comfort and conveni- ence. Driven aud accompanied by two experienced and courteous atten<ants. LOCAL CALLS, $4.00 Ou'-of-town rates om request. James T. Ryan Funeral Di;_-eclor 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. daniic 1700-1701 ALL THE WORLD LOVES GIFTS OF Chas. Schwartz & Son suggest HAMILTON'’S for Christmas! The CARTER A new pocket watch with 14K gold-filled case. 17 jew- els and adjusted. The SCOTT 17 - Jewel cushioned - shape model cases in filled white or natural gold. 337.50 Pay only 50c a week! The BEATRICE Cased in 10K filled white or | At the time of his death Mr. Block was employed by the firm of Beitzell & Co., 1357 New York avenue north- east. Formerly he had owned and States Government. o Sl stealing arms belonging to the United The men were Ellis Stevens, 34, sen- ican University Alumni Association will hold a party tomorrow night at Brooke Tea House, 7710 Blair road. v Gearacton One-Half the Oldtime Undertakers’ Price By Chambers—One of the Largest Undertakers in the World This solid steel casket with a $500 service, free use of chapels, parlors, hearse and three new cars . . . the whole funeral suitable for any king or queen, only $265. The same service as all Chambers’ goes with a beautiful funerai complete services for only 15 We have the largest equipment in the city —remember, there are few in the world as large as Chambers, and none in Washington one-half l'hc size. Read the death notices and you will find that Chambers is the greatest choice of the people. y Yyl One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 35 as- sistants, 25 cars, hearses and ambulances. Everything you 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Call COlumbia 0432 expect for modern burials. fone watchos ! i The 30 genuine diamonds, set in 10% iridium platinum case. 17 jewels. 200 Pay only $3.00 a week! Curved natural gold, with 17 jewels. 37 Pay only 50c a week! Phone MEL. 0060 L] TERMS aslowas 50c WEEKLY A complete stock of all HAMILTON models priced upwards from $37.50. With Christmas just around the corner you will be wise to select your gifts now. No extras or interest for credit. {7 Schwartz Founded 1888 HOME" 17 jewels, in white or natural 14K gold-filled case. silk cord. S 52.50 Pay only $1.00 a week! The CABOT inlaid black enamel dial. Pay only $1.00 a week! Look o lhe Golld Clocke 708 7% ST. N.W. .. OF PERFECT DIAMONDS 517 11th St. S.E. Call ATlantic 6700 ROBERTA With to fit the wrist, with SRR R R R R BN ER ERERERER 52.50 & Son BRUDEDIRERVERVTRRRERER D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1935. Funeral Today CAPT. WESTON BURIED AT ARLINGTON. CAPT. STANDISH WESTON, Instructor at West Point and former resident of the District, who died here Tuesday, was to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors at 2 pm. today. He was 32 years old. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Margaret A. Weston, and a daugh- ter Anne, 5. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Increasing | cloudiness, possibly” followed by rain late tonight or tomorrow; not much | | change in temperature; gentle to | moderate northeast and north wiads. Maryland—Cloudy, probably rain | tomorrow and in central and east | portions tonight; slowly rising tem- perature in west portion. | Virgnia—Cloudy, probably rain i tomorrow and in east portion tonight; | slowly rising temperature in west | portion ! ‘West Virginia—Partly cloudy, slight- {1y warmer in extreme west portion | tonight: tomorrow cloudy and warmer, | followed by rain in the afteraoon or at night. | River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | | clear today. | Report for Last 21 Hours. | Yes'day. Temp. Baro. Today. Temp. Baro. Tns Deg 4pm & pm._ - Midnight Reco om noon yesterday to noon todav.) Highest, @S, at 415 pm. yesterday Year at 5 am. today. 4 am S am Noon Year Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 98 on July 20 Lowest —2. on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 02 per cent. at 6 am. today Lowest, 60 per cent, at 5> p.m. yesterday Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today 1013 am. 5 m 10:39 pm 4:39 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, Tomorrow. 10 m. 539am \ikem 1 pm. Sets. 10 500 S ospm turned on Sun. today__ Sun. tomorrow_. Moon. today- Automobile lights mu: one-balf hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current mouth to date): Month, * January . Pebruary Marcn be Record. September October November December TESTS ANNOUNCED ‘The Civil Service Commission today announced a new group of examina tions. The list includes: Social economists, Children’s Bu- reau, $2,600 to $4.600 annually; cupational .theraby aide and pupil aide, $1,800 and $1440; home ex- and $2,000, Indian Service; junior geneticist, nematologist and patholo- gist, $2,000, Bureau of Plant Industry. Details are available at the commis- sion, Seventh and F streets. (edar Hill A (émetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise FOUND. tion tag 1114 with collar. Phone Emerson 59 S REPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS To The_ Animal Protective Association. PHONE EMERSON 5941 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. black. containing hair dresse plies, Thursday. vicinity 17th and n.w. _Liberal reward. _Potomac DACHSHUND—Small. lost Saturday eve. paid for return. George Garrett, N.H. ave n.w. s DIAMOND RING. on_Friday_evening. b tween 5 and 5:30, at Hecht's glove counter. Reward. Phone North R336. g DIAMOND RINGS (2) Tuesday night. Sears' Restaurant. 15th and H sts. n. Reward. 219 Seaion pl. n.e. Pot. 317 o, one Black €a and one Dary b one bla Reward. _Clev. ! EYEGLASSES. rimmed. Tn red le case: address inside. Reward. Phone ropolitan 374: g EYEGLASSES. boy's. :hell rim. Monday between North Capitol and K sts. Brook- or Brookland cars. Reward. De- catur_2121. gl GLASSES. horn-rimmed. in brown_case, at corner 14th and Pa. ave. 8:30 Thursday morning. _Finder cail Col. 0336, Apt. 411. Gl ntleman who _found glasses on 14th st. Saturday. Oc! 3 Miss Hughes. National 7 Metropolitan 8681 1808 ear:_green_collas T Met- P st. between 21st’ and _Phone Decatur : i PIN. diamond bar. pear-shaped diamond in center. Phone assistant manager. Wil- lard_Hotel. National 4420, Reward. large sum of money ane mfi vieinity 15th and N. Y. 6200 Conn. ave., Chevy Chase, tension agent and junior agent, $2,600 | FILM BURNING DENIED Destruction of “The Devil Is a Woman” Only Asked in Spain. MADRID, Spain, October 31 (#)—| J. M. Messeri, Paramount Pictures Corp. manager in Spain, said today a government announcement that the negative of the film “The Devil Is a Woman” would be destroved as a| result of Spanish protests “must have been due to a misunderstanding.” “The statement that I gave such 8 promise is erroneous,” Messeri an-| nounced. “I have no jurisdiction over | such a matter. All I told the Minister | of War Jose Maria Gil Robles was that I would transmit to American headquarters the Spanish govern- ment’s request that the film be with-| drawn and burned. I am now waiting for further instructions from New York.” BROOKS, RUTH A. We wich to express | our sincere appreciation 1o our rela- tives, many {riends and neignbors for their kind expressio thy and floral offering many services rendered to us at the death of our mother and wife, RUTH A_BROOKS THE FAMILY. * RAMSEY, CORA W. We wish to thank | our friends. neighbors and relatives for the kindness. sympathy and beautifui | flaral offerings tencered us during the | illness and at the de:th of our beloved arfifi.&'m%m»’r CORA W. RAMSEY. | {AMSEY AND ELIZA- BETH R. RAMSEY. = Deaths. ALEXANDER. CIARENCE W. On Tues- day. October 1935, CLAPENCE W ALEXANDER. beloved husband of Hat- H der. devoted father of dius. Clarence. Jr.; Catherine Doris and Rouise Alexander: son of De!! the late k Aicxander. ices Priday. ) at his late r rd. n.w. Interment a Saturday. November p.m b ALLEN, LUCY. Departed this life Tues- day. October 24, 1935. at 710 o'clock. at_her residence 108 Que st. nw LUCY ALLEN. She leaves to mourn their loss one son. George Jones: one daughter. Effic R Hill: three grand- children. four great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and frien Remains resting at ber late Funeral Thursday. October o'clock. from the above reside; BLOCK. JULIUS. Sudde day. ‘October :i0. 14:15 husband of Belle the chapel of Fra on Wednes- JULIUS. beloved iock” ~ Puneral from nk Geier's Sons Co 1113 th st. nw., on Pri Novembe 1. at 10:30 am. Rela and friends frivited terment Washington Hebrew Cemeter BOGGS, SUSIE. ay. October after Departed this life Wed- 1935. i Gallinger | ting with L E. M tice of funeral hereafter. BOSHER. ROBERT LEIGH. Suddenly, on Wednesday, October 0. 1935 at <idence. 205 Buch st ROBERT_LEIGH. belov duline S “Bosher. Py Church. Ri ghovember 1 at versreen Cem Bladensbure. Md. 3 BROWN. REV. THOMAS J. ¥ 31 Suddenly. on | 5 Rev shand of d devoted fa- ; Dawson Dr. | n. jr. and Lucretia Funerai from Bis late nklin st. ne thence h. where s be held at 1:10 pm ed. Interment ‘at Linccln Cemetery. DAVIS. THOMAS H. On Wednesday. tober 0 1935 at United States S diers' Home. THOMAS H. DAVIS. I residence, 2122 H st n.w. beloved ht kand of Alice T. Davis. brotk of Mrs. Hannah Wilson and Mes Terrett of Washin D _C. and Vic V. Terrett of De Colo sbove residence on Saturdav at B30 am: thence to St whe! ther of Mrs Thomas _J. Brown residence. turday I Neilie Brow B Menm: mass will be e repose of his | riends tional Cemetery 1 Relatives Interment Arligton A DIXON. MARGARET A. October 0. 1935 Der daughter. Mrs M ryan. 594 | 10th st sw. MARGARET A DIXON inee Garrison). beloved wife of W | E, Dixon, Remai b of PUA. Taltavull. 436 3th St. sw. Fu- | Reral from the aboge chapel on Friaay. vember 1 at 10 a.am. Inter Rock Creek Cemetery. G DUCKETT, MARSHALL . life_on Menday. O= S 1845, at 945 pm., _at G r Hospital MARSHALL E_DUCKETT. the wife of the late Edward Duckeit 1o mourn their loss one so one sister. Mrs. Msud__Savoy brother. Percy Jone:. and relatives and friends. Funeral the Nineral home of : 105 Waiter o se ber 17 therce 1o T B, Md. at church cemetery FILLEBROWN. ELIZABETH_ A. nesday. Octobe: 35 resicence. 215 14 On Wednesday | ence_of Departed_this one | other | from | Better. | Novem fel” Church Interment i On Wed- t her son's win! I el from M. Padgett’s eral home. Ith st av. November 1 at 2 pm @ friends *inv Inter- Hill Cemeter. 31 GALLIHER, CHARLES E_ On Wednesday. 30. 19335, at his residence, 3548 CHARLES E. GAL- t Caro- father | alliner A st. nw. HER. beloved { | | vember Interment Rock Creek ’D E. GIBBS. devoted sis- { Fannie L_Carrington of Malden. Funeral Priday. November 1. at 2 ‘o'clock. from Nineteenth Street Bap- fist Church. Rev. W. Brooks offi- ciating. Relatives ard friends inv 31° GLAGOLA. MICHAEL. On Tuesday. Oc- tober 2:i. ‘19:i5 MICHAEL. beloved hus- band of Lucille Glagola. Funeral serv- | angd “interment in Arlington Na Cemetery on Priday. November 1 at 11 am HART. JOHN JR. On Tuesday. Oc- | tober "2 5."JOHN G. HART. Jr.| beloved husband of Adelaide Hari. fa: ther of John Hart. 3d. son _of Sarah E. | Hart ‘and the late John D. Hart and | brother of Mrs Mary Locke and Mrs. | Edith Cameron of Berryville, Va. Late | residence. 533 Kenvon st. nw. Re- | mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w until & a.m. Pridav. November 1. Fu: neral services at the John H. Enders & Son funeral home. Berryville. Va. on Friday, November 1. at 2 pm. In- {grment Greenhill Cemeters. Tte. | a. HICKMAN, WILLIAM CONE! nesday. ~ October 30. 19:15. CONRAD HICKMAN. beloved ~hus of Addie W “Hickman and father ar and the late William Hickman. Remains resting at his I residence. 644 5th st. ne._ until 11:30 | am. Friday. November 1. Funeral serv- ices at the W. W. Chamby Co. Southeast funeral I 517 11th st se. on Friday November 1. at 2 p Relatives_and friends are invited | terment Rock Creek Cemetery. (Balti- | more papers please copy ) Ell HICKMAN. WILLIAM C._ A speclal com- munication of King David Lodge. No F. A is called for Friday. November 1. 1935 5 pm. at the Masonic Temple. ne. to give Masonic burial to our late brother. WILLIAM C. HICKMAN. By order of the worshipful master. JOSEPH W. MARSHALL. HOFFMAN. GEQRGE JACOR. On Tues- " 9. 19:35. 5 pe rd. se. GEORGE ACOB_HOFFMAN. beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Hoffman (nee Roach) Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son 007 Nichols ave. se. on Priday, November 1, at > p.m. Rela- fives and friends are invited. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. Remains may be viewed at the above-named fu- Teral home after 12 o'clock noon Thurs- day. October 31. 31 HOWDERSHELL. CLARENCE E._ On Wed- nesday. October 40, 1935 CLARENCE E. HOWDERSHELL. beloved husband of Bertha M. Howdershell. Funeral from Demaipe’s funeral _home. A17 King st. Alexafidria, Va.. Priday. November 1. @t 2 pam. Interment Presbyterian Cem: etery, Alexandria. Va. HUNTER. ISABELLA October 30, 14 HUNTER of 829 Emers: st. n.w.. for- merly of Towson. Md. ife of the late Thomas J. Hunter. Services at the S H. Hines Oe. funeral home. 2401 14th st n.w.. on Saturday. November 2. at 1:30 pm. Interment Prospect ~Hill Cemetery, Towson, Md.. at 3:45 p.m Saturday. 1 JOHNSO! FELIX. On Tuesday. October 29, 1935, at_the residence of his par- ents, 6411 Huron st. Cedar Heights Md. FELIX JOHNSON. son of Howard and Laura Johnson. He also leaves to mourn their loss four brothers. seven sisters. a devoted friend, Alice Martin. | and other relatives and _friends. ~Re- | mains resting_ at Henry S. Washineton & Sons’ funeral home. 4925 Deane ave. ne. Remains may te viewed only af On Wednesday. ISABELLA _A. Wisconsin 3405 PURSE_Small black leather: keys. $4 tion: lotgneties. . Keep mone. N SCOTTIE black, male,_ sirayed_from 6 Maiden iane. English Village. Bethesda: answers to niame of “Laddie.” Reward Call Mr. Smithey. Wis. 2488 or Wis. WRIST WATCH — Waitham movemen! bracelet_has two acuamerine stones. ward. _Potomac_3211. £ i IST WATCH. lady’s. left in wash room S Madriion. Sunday “eve. ~Finder vlease call Cleveland 34G0.__ _ _ WRIST_ WATCH_ lady's Hamilton. initia BEIEn o8 ack. "fuecday. " between iflllog l;:ll' sts. n.e. ward. Phone A the residence of his parents after 4 p.m. Thurscay. ' Funeral Priday. No- vember 1. at 2 p.m. from the Oak Grove A. M_E. Zion Church. Oak Grove. Md. Relatives and friends invited. 31° JOHNSON, MILDRED ANN. Departed JORNIMe on Friday. October 5. 1935, at her residence in Linden. Md_. MILDRED ANN JOHNSON. ‘the_devoted wife of Thaddeus Johnson. She also leaves to mourn their loss & son. James T. Wil- iam ister. Irene Johnson. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and str. sw.. where funeral services will be held Priday. November Lot L0 om. Interment’ Rosemont | MepERMOTT, SUSANNAR. H % * A-13 Braths. KEOUGH. MARTIN JOSEPH. On Thurs- dny. October 31 1933, At his vesidence 25 E st e MARTIN JOSEPH KEOUGH. beloved son of the late Mar- tin Joseph and Sarah M. Keough November ‘2. ‘at" £:20 3 St. Peter's Church. nd and C sts. s.e. Ehere ‘mass Will ‘be offered at'§ a.m: Relatives and friends ‘ars inviied, “Ins terment Mount Oiivet' GCemetery. 1 KERPER. ENGLEBERT W. On Tuesdav. tober 20 1 ENGLEBERT V. KERPER. “béloved husband of Effe M. Kerper and father of Mrs. Badie E. Crown srd Williar E. Kerpe'. Ree mains_ resting at his “late residence, 1246 B st ne. Puneral from the Ninth Sfreet Christian Church on Priday. No- vember 1. at 10 am. Relatives and friends are invited. 31 McCORMICK. THOMAS B. day. October :40. 1935 beloved husband of the late Alice Me- Cormick and brother of Mrs. Catherine M. Farrin and Margaret W Moore. Pu neral from his late residence. =11 Ta lor st. n.e. on Monday November 4. at R:30 am " Requiem mass at 8t. Francis De Sales’ Church at % o'clock. Reia- tives and ids invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 . On Thursday, on Saturday. am: theace On Wednes- THOMAS B.. the October 4611 Kth n.w daughter of the late cDermott. Pune dence Saturday m. Requiem high mass at Gabriel's 'Church at 10 am ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MONTGOMERY. BENJAMIN. day. October 29. 1945, beloved son of SU from November her resting at th Ernest Ja End parlor_ 2 st. and Dumbarto; Funeral Saturday. Novemb, from the Church of tf National Cemetery. | MOTHERSHEAD. ROBERT On Monday. Cctober diughter's ~residence ROBERT HUMPHREY usband of the late E; d. He is survived b: daughters _ Pune; residence on Thursda: 2:30 D, ment Cemetery. O'NEILL. CHARLE October 0. 155, id e bR 1 LG5 M st MOTHERSHEAD a C. Moth one ‘son I from the abot October 11 Congressio 0. On Wednesday, ai the home of his Rotertson. 724 Ches:- a shor: beloved O'Neill and R. i late Annie and father of Mrs. Francis Boykir Virgie Hicks ie. Charles Emmett ONeill. Interme: Colume bus, Ind.. Saturday. Nevember 1° PAYNE, CLAYTON ERNEST. On Wednes« day. ' Ocfober 0. 1935, “at _Provide: t CLAYTON "ERNEST PAY Friday. Nov atives and fr Cedar PULEO_ ELVIRA ©1. 1935, at VIRA PU ment On. Th Providence H G0 1 CHARLES A loved husha Funeral ser e Glenn Daie VAN HORN Puneral Novembe 230 pm s Chapel ited To attend VEST. THELMA EUGENIA. AY. On Wedne:day. Octos at_Provi Hosoita beloved _wife of ther of Cather- ¥ V.'and Ben- _Funeral from her ) November = thence to Sa requicm mass will Relatives and frien Mcunt O'ivet Cemetery WILSON. MARY A. eart Chu be offered wvited, friend "of and Mrs. aves many o neral at = Baptist_Ch Rev. Wi Friends Cemetery. WILSON. MARY A. Relie! A Nineteenth” St ‘mbers are urzed tend res, L8 curmis Seey. YOUNG. EMMA LOUISE. On October 50, 19:50 at her residence. 5 Woodley 'rd . EMMA LOUISE YOU beloved mot¥ Helen A Young neral and ent private. omit flowers In MAemortam. BenNER ks aix Fr NNA BENNER. who enterec € YEars ago today Fu- Plea Oce Oh. how T miss you In sorrow and sadne miss you more now My heart is broken Wishing and_heping ye HER LONELY SO NER. BLINKHORN. MARY A. ory of my’ beloved d: BLINKHORN, who T am lonely, were here WILLIAM A. BENe In fond mem- MARY A this life 80 today. October MOTHER. BOWIE. ALICE AND JAMES. In sad r membrance of our dear mother, ALIC BOWIE. who departed from us Octob BI. 1920, and our brother. JAM BOWIE. who depart=d October 6. 1 Our hearts still_ache with sadness. ROSE AND CELIE. BUTLER. JOHN. In sad but loving r membrance cf my cear fa JOHN BUTLER. who departed this life t vears aco today. October 31. 1033, his_soul rest in peace. HIS DEVOTED SON. HHUBERT BUTLER. CARTER. ADA. In sad but loving T membrance of our dear mother and mother-in-law. ADA CARTER. who de- parted this life six years ago today. October 1 - Mother. you gave me the best of your ite You cherished my my strife You tausht me to love Dear m to pr ouner God toda HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BROOKS Sincere and kind What _a d HER LOVING SON-IN-LAW. CHARLES BROOKS. » NER. WILLIAM JOSEPH. In lov memory cloved fatik grandfath A NER. who died one ye tober 31, 19 MARSHA but_loving remembrance of husband. JAMES MADISON MARSHA! who departed T today. October 31 1¢ HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MARSHALL. Y. EMMA M. AND JAMES B. In & memory of our devoted parents. EMMA M_RAILEY basteri co_October i1 and our father. JAMES B_ RAILEY. who left us eight years ago, November 7. 1927, As_we loved them, so we miss them In our mem 'y are always near, Loved. remembered. hnlw!d l(ar alwars, Bringing many a_ silent tear. THEIR DAUGHTERS AND GRANDe CHILDREN. . secrets, my SOrrows, you ta bless VIOLA C. nt me n heaven you n heart ul me nd mind she lert wh on one vear ____FUNERAL DIRECTORS __ J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIBI'_:C'I’OB.S. Crematorium 4tb and Mass. Ave. NE__Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons poone wES! 0053034 M St. N.W. Established_1841 ‘Frank Geier's Sons Co. Laaseventn 8L N.W. NAtional2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. S Liseomn ovrs V. L. SPEARE (0. Nelther the successor to nor connected with the original W R_Speare establishment. it s 1009 H St. NW. ~__ FUNERAL DESIGNS GUDE BROS. COQ. Floral Pieces _ 1412 P8t N.W____ NAtiona) 4276 _ GEO. C. SHAFFER MODERATE PRICES FHONE NAT 0108 na Sandaye Cor. 14th % Eye GEO. A. COMLEY 300" & AR Tont! QLo a ’