Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTO WE INVITE YOU 10 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNI [ARRY KAUFMANE “The Big Store on Upper 7th St. N. W. Between N and O” MEN...Here’s a Real “Buy” $15 to $17.50 SUITS TOPCOATS- OVERCOATS — Saturday at ... $|2.75 You'll find just the suit, topcoat or over- coat that you want for a great deal less than you would expect to pay for such fine quality and tailoring. Regular and sport model suits in an excel- lent assortment of patterns and styles; SOME HAVE TWO PANTS Sizes 34 to 44. The Overcoats . . in half and full belted styles; Regular and raglan s\eevcs: plain colors and mixtures . . . every one a great value. Women Who Came to Look . Stayed to Buy These All Wool— PLAID BACK Knowing They've Found “Tops” in Value 8.95 Coats that will thrill the woman who expected to pay much more than $8.95 Soft fleeces in plaids, checks and mixtures; bi- swing and belted styles; some with vestee fronts. They’re what you'll need for driving, business, commuting, and, of course, for the Big Games! Sizes 14 to 20 Brand New Purchase Women' s&Growing Girls' /| Smart New Oxfords, Ties, Straps, Pumps, Stepins, etc. Every one in this lot in marvelous styles, up-to- date in every respect . . . KID, CALF, or SUEDE, in brown or black. Sizes 4 to 10 Bys' an irs' Straps and Oxfords 98¢ Many styles to choose from— all with rubber heels —sizes 8l2t02 Girls’ Smart inter Coats $3.88 Trubark = Chinchilla and new cloths with Astrakin plush and fur trim. Dressy and sport styles; belted models. Sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 14 yrs, Tots’ Zipper Snow Suits $2.99 Melton Cloth, with plaid tops; belted models; helmets to match; sizes 3 to 6 years. Complete Set... Well made in plain and novelty knits of soft yarns. Slip-overs have short sleeves; variety of necklines. Some styles in simulated hand . knits; beautiful colors; sizes 36 to 40; slight seconds. . Other Outstanding Styles up to $3.95 Oxfords $ I 87 Black and brown, a full assortment of brand-new styles to choose from. Bal and blucher styles. NOVEMBER MRS. LOUISA NORMAN, SOCIETY LEADER, DIES Funeral Services Are Held at Bos- ton—Mrs. Bryce Allan Is Sister. ‘Word was received here today of the death of Mrs. Louisa Palfrey Norman. who died Monday in Boston, and was buried there yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Norman, prominent in Wash- ington society, had maintained a Winter home here at 1727 Massachu- setts avenue. She spent the Summers in Rhode Island. Mrs. Bryce Allan of Washington, a sister, was with Mrs, Norman at the time of her death. Mrs. Norman was the widow of the late Senator Guy Norman of Newport. She was a member of the Sulgrave Club here, in addition to several other exclusive organizations in Rhode Island. Puneral services were held at Trinity Church in Boston, Rev. Stan- ley Hughes officiating. B MRS. ABIGAIL DILKS, 95, DIES IN JERSEY Mother of Mrs. Harry Clay Rans- ley Was Descendant of Dis- tinguished Family. Mrs. Abigail Abbott Dilks, 95, the wife of Representative Ransley of Pennsylvania, died Monday at her home in Atlantic City, according to word received here yesterday. She was buried in Aura, N. J,, this morn- ing. distinguished Colonial and Revolu- tionary War family. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Rose Abbott Lowe of At- | C. Ransley of Philadelphia and Mrs. Willlam Stephen Craig of Atlantic liam Clementson, 2d, of Ardmore, Pa. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements Jor 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. Satumuy. BAG, black. containing hair_dressers sup- plies, Thursday. vicinity 1:th and T n.w.'_Liberal reward. Potomac 433 BROOCH. diamond platinum, containing 43 small diamonds. 1 large diamond and 1 emeralds: October in Mavfiower ‘Hotel or between hotel and Argonne Al Ward. " Youns & Simon, Woodward Bide. Phone District 5180, CATvRed Perslln large; answers to name “Ginger’: child's pet." Reward, Phone Wisconsms ks sgrarde DACHSHUND—Small, reddish brown male; lost Saturday eve.; reward of $25 will be paid “for return. = Georse Garrett. 1808 N. H._ave. nw DIAMOND RING. on_Friday evening be- {ween 5 and 5 .50, at Hechts glove counter. Reward. Phone North 1= DOG—very large Alredllr _police; D. Rewara: " Pane © Lincosn En setter with blacl S _one black ear and one partly black ereen collar. _Reward. Clev | EYEGLASSES. shell rimmed. in red leather case: address inside. Reward. Phone Met- ropolitan EYEGLASSES. lady's_oxford. white gold frame. Monday eve_ in Najjonal Theater or vicinity. Reward. Phone Adams EYEGLASSES boy's. shell rim. Monday between North Capitol and K _sis. Brook- land or Brookiand cars. Reward. - catur 2121, feiy HANDBAG. maroon. containing 2 bunches of keys. also tools. Reward. Piease call Columbia % HAT. m.’cx e “edging and t of Bwedish | e. se. Re- E, bro nity station or 5 and 10 ceni slores. Alexandria.” Fhone Wainoe bro - a little tag No. 5310, " Liveral rec 1834 8th st. n.w. Phone Metro- white in face. ward ol shaped ne l=smln' manager, Wil- onal_442 PURSE. brown wood © o-.dm zipper. con- taining' large sum of monev and valuable inity 15th Y. ave n.w. Chevy Chase. W WA’ white gold: can {u Tentity (nrooen moraeamC lost_8ur day or Monday. Reward. 3318 Mt. Pleas. ant st. Phone Columbia 418 Fortfincoln Washington's best located Gemetery, (edar Hill Washinglonis most Beautiful Cmeterg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWESTPRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li.8200-8201 Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World "A $500 SERVICE. ForOnly $265 o o o o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W, KOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATiantie & T T——— ) mother of Mrs. Harry Clay Ransley, | Mrs. Dilks was a descendant of a | lantic City; two daughters, Mrs. Harry | City, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Wil- | T. H. DAVIS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Former Soldier Bedridden for 25 Years—Funeral Will Be Tomorrow. Thomas H. Davis, bedridden for 25 years, died Wednesday in Soldiers’ Heme Hospital. He had lived at 2122 H street until three weeks ago, when his condition grew worse and he was admitted to the hospital. Mr. Davis had been unable to walk since he suffered a broken back in Hawall in 1910 while in the service of the Undted States Cavalry. He re- ceived the injury when a cartload of lumber turned over on him. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Alice T, Davis, and two sisters, Mrs. Hannah Wilson and Mrs. Lelia Ter- rett, both of Washington. Services will be held at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church at 9 a.m. tomorrow, following rites at the home. Burial will be in Arlington National Cem- etery. ALLEN B. NOLL, 63, DIES AT MARTINSBURG HOME Democratic Leader Served Three Terms as Berkeley County Prosecutor. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., November 1.—Allen B. Noll, 63, native of Berke- ley County and three times elected its prosecutor, died at his home here last night after an extended illness. | His terms as prosecutor covered the World War period. He was a graduate with honors of West Vir- ginia University in’ 1896. He was a Democrat and long active in party affairs in county and district. The widow, his second wife; one | child by her and a daughter by a first marriage survive. Services had not been arranged this morning. 4-H Olub Elects Staff. BAILEYS CROSS ROADS, Va., No- | vember 1 (Special) —Newly elected of- ficers of the local 4-H Club were an- nounced today as follows: Dorothy Beales, president; Doris Cockrell, vice | president; Lillian Dwyer, secretary Mary Dean, treasurer; Bertha Lacy, | reported; Bell Huffman, song leader, and Leta Bartley, cheer leader. —_— Deaths Reported. Hunter. 5. 3720 Un(on st. Rnneu H. Mothershead 83. 536 M st. s.w hall D. Weltner, 79. i) 1:3th st E. Rhodes. biey, Hosp Ehuions R E st. n.e Fannie M Dearing. )0’ Connecticut Margaret A Dixen. 70. 524 10th st_sw. arles Seitz. 64. Garfield Hospital Villiam C. Hickman. 66, 644 5th st. ne. Alee Rinets 702 Farragut st Charlotte K. zpatrick 54, 4314 New Hamoshire ave. Rose Frank 5&. Emergency Hospital William Siple 49 Gallinger Hospital. John Hart 4% Tuberculosis Hospital SK. 1030 Lamont st. 70. 108 O <t Gallinger Hospital . 4. Gallinger Hospital r 40 Gallinger Hosnital. saac Price. 0. Gallinger Hospital Infant Prescott J. Tinney. 1416 D st. ne. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, prob- ably occasional rain tonight and to- | morrow; colder tomorrow and tomor- | row night; moderate northerly winds. | Maryland—Cloudy, probably occa- sional rain tonight and tomorrow; colder tomorrow and in extreme west portion late tonight. Virginia—Cloudy, probably occa- | slonal rain tonight and tomorrow; | colder tomorrow and tomorrow night. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy with light rain tonight and probably in extreme east portion tomorrow morn- ing; colder tonight, much colder to- morrow. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Yes'day. Temn Blm. Today. Temn ?lro Deg. ' Ins. | Mkdnmh( Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon today ) KEHE‘E‘QSL 65. at 1 p.m. yesterday. Year a Lowest, 56, at 12:30 a.m. today. ago. 44, Record Temperatares This Year. Highest, 98. on July 20. Lowest —2, on Jlnuln 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 89 per cent, at 6 am. today. Lowest. 68 per cent, at 2 p.m. y!lttl’flli Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Year ‘Tomorrow. High 50 a.m. Low | High Low 6:15D. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets today___ 5000 Sun. tomorrow 508 Moon. today 11:34am 912pm Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly Brecipitation in inches in the | Gaital (current montn to dat Month. 35, Ave. o | January Sun. ), = ng 3 3 e AmrIRSES0ma, x»»_u_c.v:a«mea,a BRI D DD 7 9 85 4 3 5 0 07 6 November December _. Weather in Various Citles. + @Temperature.d Stations. o =) ko 39522302 Abllene, Tex. Albany. ¥ Al o Atlantic _City Baltimore, M Birmingham Bismarck, Pas g':"’r’.“”uom elena, Huron. 8. Da Indunnpflllu ckso n C Salt Lake City_ San Antonio 3 lC Foreign Stations, 7 a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Tlmneb%lluu W.Ithder ALLEN TALK WILL .OPEN CAR DISPLAY TOMORROW Commissioner Will Speak at Inau- guration of Dealers’ Exhibit of '36 Models. Commissioner George E. Allen will | speak tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. at the opening of the General Motors deal- ers’ exhibit of 1936 automobile models in the Mayflower Hotel. He will be introduced by Floyd Akers, chairman of the General Motors dealers’ com- mittee in charge of the exhibit. The address will be broadcast over Radio Station WRC. A program of music will be given by Phil Lampkin and his orchestra. This year's show is the largest single showing of General Motors cars evér attempted in Washington, it is said, There will be 24 models exhibited. The show is to be open from 9 o'clock each morning until 11 o'clock each night. —_— Pastures Burned. Fire recently destroyed thousands of acres of valuable pasture land in | South Africa. e Births Reportec-i Melvin P. and Prances E_Saylor. boy. Robert L. an e V. Densford. boy. Rupert . and Elisabein g Sinsel. boy. Garl F. and Margaret E. Emswill James R. and Lorelle A" Thornhill’ Bert E. and Mable E. Norman. boy Tobia and Constance Di Silvestpe. boy, Willlam J. and Thelma M_Abner. boy. Louis L and Minnie Goldberg. boy Hogal K. And Fanme Goubere b Maurice R. and Agnes Labournis. boy. Eugene J. and Leah A. Christian. g Joseph A. and Mary A. Mathews. g Themas 8. and Meriiam J. Campen. George W. and Thelma L. Russell, girl. Lee W and Anna M. Quinn. girl. Gordon W. and Lucile C_Nelson, boy. | Wiliiam H.' and Edna M_ Exner. boy. | Robert M. ‘and Marion E. Montague boy. mer R. and Zells L. Mangum boy Jobn nd Hersie A. Thompson. boy. Hailoweir W and Regina C Miller boy. John R._and Thelma L. Hamilton. boy. ames F, nd Dorothy A, Meline. bos. Charles and Etnel Wolf bo Howard B and Gertrude K Miller. bo | Roy P ana Winifred £ Keim, #ir] | Henry J. and Jesse M. Samaha. girl Henry N_and Mary A Johnson. girl. Wiliam L. and Eileen, M_Evers. eirl. Walter A and Mary A Bovd. girl. De Van and Bue Wiliame. poy Charles and Allie Gamble. girl Berl and Marfon Randall boy Ravmond and Charlotte Wills. boy. Roland and Rosa Fenwick. gir Braths. AVERY. HENRIETTA. D-nr‘ on Thursday. Octoher 3 am. a' her ne. HENRIETTA AVERY. devoted mother of thereafter at her late resi- Puneral Monday. November 4 al % am. from Holv Redeemer Church. New Yolk ave. between Ist st and New Jersey ave. n.w. Interment Mount Oli- | vet Cemetery WILLIAM T. 38 hte ton. WILLIAN T BAILEY D B ;crm(rly of Washington. D. C. Funeral | riva = BAREFQOT. MATTIE. On Sundas. =l Gallineer Hn(DJM mother of Rob- Arthur and Leroy Hagens at d ds sy er REV. \Weanesdas THOMAS 4 BROW! st ne. belov Minor Brow Nellie Brown Brown. Jr. an Puneral Saturday Priends invited. nl me'r‘ Memorial Cemetery. Ky. and Chicago. Iil, plune copy.) CATON. KATHERINE V. On Sunday beloved ' wife of Josaph R. eral from late " residence. airfax st.. Alexandria. Va. Baturday, November : 2. at 830 am: thence to 8t ch. Alexardria, Va. whe: said at 9 a.m. for the r e of her soul. Interment 8t. Mary's Zemetery: 314 'South Hom Fesidence, Sina 0 st Pand of Alice T hn oy Hannah 1 er from the above resience on Sarurdar November . at £:30 am.: thence to St Stephens’ Churc where mass offered at 9 a.m. for the repose soul. Relatives and friends Interment Arlington National Ce DERN., EVAN THO“\: On Priday. No- vembe 1 5. _at Siblev Hosp: THOMAS DERN. beloved huspsnd of Elsie Dern. Remains resting at the W, Chambers Co Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e. Funeral services at the above funeral nome on Monday November 4. at 10 am. Relatives and friends are invited Interment Haugh Church Cemetery, Keymar, Md. GARNER, HELEN GRACE. November 1. 1935 gency Hospital NER. belavtd Ycpps, Mrs._ Har Jonn H. MeCall. afte GOODALL, October 31, 14:35. at Emergency Hos: ital. CHARLES T. GOODALL. beloved usband of Mrs. Ruth Goodall and fa- ther of Mrs. Vannessa Henkel residence. 1429 Cfll\lmh\a rd. nw Fu- neral from the Tenetal home. 1400 Chupin HCR A November 7. at tives a friends invited. Cnn[reqlonnl Cemetery. HAND. ADA C. Suddenly. on 35 at 1 a.m HAND. Lew 4 "Notice of funeral her P Ihterment reday. at Harpers ¥ Remains resting At the McGuire funeral home. 1S20 9th st. n.w ineral Saturday. November 2. from Fifteenth s"rev. Pres- | byterian Church. 15th and R sts. nw. p.m. Friends invited. Harmony Cemeiers: ADA C. ‘The officers and mem- s of the Teachers' Benefit and An- nuity Association are notified of the death of Miss ADA C. HAND, SYPHAX. President. 1. L GRAY. Becretary. HUNTER. ISABELLA A. On Wednesday er 30, 1935, ISABELLA SURTER of 820 Emerson st pws for: merly of Towson. Md. wife of the late Thomas J. Hunter. Services at the § H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th . on Saturday. November 2. at m._ Interment Prospect ~Hill Cemetery. Towson, Md. at 3:45 pm Saturday. 2 ltolGH MARTIN JOSEPH. Om Thurs- Ogtober 31 1935, st his residence E se. MARTIN JOSEPH KEBOUGH, “beloved son of the late Ma:- tin Joseph and Sarah M. Keough. ~Fu- neral from the James T. Rvan funeral Rome. 317 _Pa. ave. s.e. on Saturday November 2. at X:ii 10 St. Peter's Chu where mass will be offered at o am Relatives and friends are invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 LOCKWOOD, WILLIAM E. On Priday. November 1. 195. at his residence Tennessee ave. n'e. after a lingering iliness. WILLIAM E.. beloved husband of Marie T. Lockwood. Notice of fu- neral later. ¥ Memnflcn THOMAS B. On Wednes- day, October 50, 1935, THOMAS B.. the beloved husband of the late Alice Mc- Cormick and brother of Mrs. Catherine | M Pla;'nn n;d Margaret W Moore. Fu neral from his late residence. - ey Noyembes 4. &t tives and 1iri invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. El 5 Thursday. MO S o ‘st hor residence; SUSANNAH Deloved daughter of the late John and Mary Ellen McDermott. _Puneral from her Iate residence Saturday. November 2, at a.m. Requiem high mass at St. Gibriel’s” Church at 10 am. . Inter: ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 . SUSANNAH. The Ladies’ M ety of S Gabricis Church will meet at_the laie residence of Mrs. SU. SANNAH McDERMOTT. 4611 Rth v., on Friday, November l . to recu- the Ros: ABELINE KRAFT. Prefect. IDA MAY MADIGAN. Eecretary. ddenly, on Thurs- . &t his_residence. PERCY_Mc McGlue lm! father of G. Glue and Helen V. McGlue. from his late_residence, 8 Harrison st. n.w. on Saturday. November 2. at 2 'p.m. Interment Bk e MONTGOMERY. BENJA! Stocknol Gibraltar. Span - N X'm' e ). res orta (h':’nienc onservations.) Georges. Berm: 8in Sinn, Pierto Rico. % !l'lnl b .2 dli. Oc ober 29 19 0.7 BBN.YAMIN lhE oved son of Nellie Montgomery and the late Chnrlu Montgomery, brother of Edward, Lawrence. Raymond ‘and Joseph Montgomery and Janie Cart Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlor, 38th gt and Dumbarton . Puneral Saturday. November 9 ‘am. {rom the Church of_the hlan‘h b'u‘mbumn ll;t b!l'eexfl‘_;.lh 28th_ats, terment Ariing- National Oemstery. ! CHARLES T. On Thursday. | Late | Chambers Co. | B o Cerment NEBB, LAWRENCE On Wednesd October 10 10:5 Hon: LAWRENCE st Walter Reed Hos- pital. NEBB. beloved Brother ‘ot Mits, Mollle_Jorasn. Mis C. Hunter and Charles Kenney. Funerai services the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday. November 2, Relatives and fr| at nds are invited. Inter- ment Arlington ational Cemetery. O'NEILL, CHARLES. On Wednesday, Oc- tober "30. 1945, “at the home of his sister. Mrs. Maud Robertson. 724 Chest- Dyt st. Columbus "Ind after s shori illness. CHARLES TLL, beloved huspand Of the Tate AMTIE M. O Relll and father of Mrs. Francis Boykin. Mr.. Virgie Hicks. Minnje Charle; L. and R: Emmett O'Neill. - Interment at Colum- bus. Ind. Saturday. November 2. 1% PLEASANT. MARIORIE LOUISE. On Pri. er _hom. m Arl r‘!'cn Vn MARJORI! LOU'SE PLEASANT. ' Remains_ resting st Pra- ger's funeral home. 180 R. L ave. nw. Notice of funeral later. | PULEO, ELVIRA_ On Thursdas October . at Providence Hospital, EL- (nee Crisafulli). beloved wife of Joseph Puleo and mother of Stephen and Charles Puleo of 714 Thom- as ave. Maryland Park, Md. ~Funeral from Timothy Hanlon's funeral parlors. 641 H st ne. on Monday. November 4. at 8:30 am’ High requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church at % am. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited. 3 VAN HORN. ANNIE J. On, Wednesday, or- tober 30. 19 at o.m. at_the Horee of her daughter - at"Gléns Dale, Md. ANNIF J. VAN HORN. Funerai Saturdsy. November 2, 2:30 p.m Prom perkine, Chapel . Relatives “and friends invited to attend. 1= VEST. THELMA EUGENIA. | On Wecnese Ogtober 30. 1913, ai her residence, 50 e L ATAT EUGERTA VEBT. ‘the ‘belpved daughicr of ArieASAF Vest ' She also leaves other rel and_friends. Remains resting at Einest Jarvig funeral church: 143 Puneral urda 1530 D~ from Holy Trine ity Church. ~Interment Lincoln Me= morial Cemetery. MAY. On Wednesday Octo- at_Providence Hospital VOS. beloved wife of n'J. Vos anc mother of Cather- ichard B.. Mary V. and B al from hej dth st aft Chureh. whers be offered at 10 am. is 1nvited. ]n'rrm"“i r ember hence to Sacre . On Tuesday. October 15 at Emergency Hospital illness "Mrs. MARY A friend " of Louise le J st (n uch Wa }‘rm«d« Cemetery. WILSON. MARY E. nvited Members of Queen Ru No. 1311, make arran our late inmate. FRED. A SABBS. In Memoriam, ASHTON. ELIZABETH POLES brance of my heloiad FLIZABE‘K‘H POLES” ASHTON. ed en years ago tos io mother who depar day. Novemt, Mother. you gave me the best of your erished my secrets. my sorrows, my strif | You taushi me o love. you tausht me to bra | Motkerd “dear in heaven. God bless you | ACICE A LONELY DAUGHTER. * BOOKER. ELLA V. In sad and loving of ELLA V. f my beloved wife BOOKER'who depa years ago today BOOKER. ELLA V. A tribute of love to v of our daugher BOOKER “nee Band) life three years ago toda November 1. 1932 h of our sorrow no tongue can ed HER TOVING MOTHER AND DEVOTED . JOSEPH P. I emembrance of our dear pfather. JOSEPH P. R h died three years ago today, November 1. 1932, Sweet memories Wil Time cannot ch Years that mav com N Our loving remembrance of ¥ CATHERINE AND ANNIE. DAVIS, (‘Rlnlb HOWARD. JR. A tribe ute of love and d . | & = one year ‘aso 4 you are forgotten , November 1 When nd ed e ‘71. meeil again **Gocn that glorious . HIS QISTER NELLIE. ® S A, JR. (BUDDIE). In remembrance of our son BUDDIE KING, who des fe November 1, 192%, seven - CHARL Io and mmm | bartea lif | Sears ago today | (‘.one is the face we loved so dear. is the voice we loved to hear; 2oear away for sight or speech But not too far for thoughts to HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER. God takes the loved ones from us, But never from our hei Ja iife we loved you By In death we do the s AUNT OLIE AND FAMILY. LEESE. JENNIE C. In lovi our dear mother. JENN. ho died seven ¥ ber 1. 19 Loved |n life. ars ago today, Novems membere TEMHER (HIL')REN - RAVNALL. JOHN. In sad but loving res membrance of our beloved father. JOHN RAVNALL. w year ago today. November It only we could see you ching us trom above And_know vou still guide With your words of cheer and love. There is a face so dear we miss, Still is the voice we loved Gog_ keep him safe with Him until et some day aboy We meet s y e sl:sz. ELLEN V. My dear mother. !:L- SEITZ, who_departed this L Nen years ‘ago. November L 1n o and whose memory will be forever beaus tiful to her daug ! RST RALPK L. JOHNSTON. * SONDHEIMER. NATHAN. In sed but lo ing_remembrance of our dear father, NATHAN SONDHEIMER. who passed away twenty-five years ago today, No- vember 1, 1910. Beyond the sunset he has gone, To rest a littie while. Leaving memories of loving words And the sweetness of his smile. HlS LO\I\G DAUGHTER. PEARL RIES- AND GRANDCHILDRE! - FUNERAL DIRECTORS ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | Crematorium | 4th and Mass. Ave. NE.__ Lincoln 5200 Joseph F Birch’s Sons Phone Wllfi 0096 303"4"’%%‘ N w Established 1841 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1413 Seventn St. NTW NAtlonfl]2473 | Modern_Chapel CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. T CAPITOL ST. amhgges Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE CO. the successor to nor connected with &’."‘SE}} : *WR. Speare establishment, Phon NAtiona 1009 H St. N.W. er’ One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 | 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantie 6700 —_—— FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1412 P St. NW______ NAtional 4276 "GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTE! MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT uma nd Sandays Cor. 14th % Eye GEO. A. COMIEY 8200 M Bt WEST 0149 wmlo Fog g e