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• WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE •
/
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$35 $40 $45
i
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
SUITS—TOPCOATS
And OVERCOATS
$46 to $60 $65 to $75
Suits, Topcoats NO Suits, Topcoats
and Overcoats CHARGE and Overcoats
FOR
ALTERATIONS
I
Sale Prices on Tuxedos
Reduced for the First Time in Our History
$35 RALEIGH
TUXEDOS
•s2375
$50 Hart Schaffner
4
& Marx Tuxedos
$60 RALEIGH
TUXEDOS
Just Say “CHARGE IT”
* *
#7 & $8 Pay in 30 Days, 60 Days, or use our 0 & ^3.50
Raleigh "s'* EXTENDED PAYMENT PLAN,
SHOES . , \ TIES
spreading payments over a period or
^ 5 several months, without any extra charge $ 1
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
1310 F Street
COL JOSEPH C. BYRON
DIES AT HAGERSTOWN
Manufacturer Was Classmate and
Close Friend of Gen. Ferahing.
Wounded in China.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md., February 5.—
Col. Joseph C. Byron, 71, prominent
| manufacturer of Hagerstown, died to
I day at his home here. He became ill
about 10 days ago.
Col. Byron was a classmate and close
friend at West Point of Gen. Pershing.
During the World War he was a mem
ber of the War Industries Board, being
j head of the leather purchasing section,
and was stationed in Washington.
He served during the Philippine and
Boxer uprisings and was wounded in
the latter.
He was head of the Byron Tanneries j
at Williamsport, Md., and Mercersburg,
Pa., and also owned and operated two
large shoe manufacturing plants at
Hagerstown.
Besides his widow, he is survived by
four children, MaJ. Joseph W. Byron, |
State Senator William D. Byron, David |
Byron and Miss Elfie Byron.
O’NEIL RITES TOMORROW
Georgetown Real Estate Man
Leaves Mother and Brother.
Funeral services for Frank A. O'Neil,
Georgetown real estate man, who died
Wednesday after a long illness, will be
held tomorrow morning at Holy Trinity
Church.
O'Neil, who lived at 4402 Conduit
road, is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Ellen O'Neil, and a brother, William J.
O'Neil, a laundry proprietor. He was a
member of the Knights of Columbus,
Elks, the Congressional Country Club
and the Washington Real Estate Board.
Deaths Reported.
Mary C. Pike. 90. 1430 V st.
Richard H. Reynolds, 82. 4308 Brandy
1 wine st
Sara L. G. Harris. 77. 1708 Rhode Island
I RVTherese D. McCaaa. 77. 1301 17th it.
Alice Biondi. 76. 235 ath. st s.e.
1 Emil E Artois. 72. 6105 3rd st.
John M Dailey. 72. 1821 Lamont st
Agnes W Oliver. 71. 2935 Macomb at
William R Rockett. 70. 1924 Navlor st. s.e
Susan Lowry. 59. 308 7t,h st. s w.
Malcolm Hufty. 58. 2811 14th st.
Patrick A. Andrews, -40. Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital
Meta K. Fuller, 13. Garfield Hospital.
Suzanne R. Hester. 7, 1824 Hihode Island
ai e n e
William Montgomery. S8. Providence Hos
pit al.
Florence Bursie. 29. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Mark D Pegram. 8. Children's Hospital.
-#
That the earthquake in Japan in 1923
has to date caused the expenditure of
$450,000,000 by the national and mu
nicipal governments of Tokio and
! Yokohama has Just been estimated.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
FIXE MEN’S WEAR
EISEMAN’S, 7th & F
jf''1KMH6 ~— i-TriTT—.
Week End
Special
Sweet Peas—
One bunch.50c
Two bunches... 75c
Carnations, $1 a doz. up
Delivered Free
Also beautiful Primrose
Plants, $1 and up.
F. F. Leapley
Floriat
908 G St. N.W. Na. 7672
We Claim to Produce
the !
Finest Economical |
Funeral
In The World j
We have 10 care, heareee, j
ambulances; 5 parlore, 3
chapelt
We Will Give You
a Whole Funeral
ui $75 up
as |
Cart, basket and All—Call I
Extra Cars, $7 Each j
The Greater Chambers Co.
Cor. 14th dc Chapin St*. N.W.
Phone Col. 0432
Where Service Is Best end the
Price It Lest
Ecatlja
ALLISON. JOHN HENRY. On Thursday.
February 4. 1932. JOHN HENRY ALLISON,
aged 77 years, husband of the late Mar
garet W. Alli&on. Funeral from the chapel
of Thos. S. Sf*rgeon, 1011 7th st. n.w . on
Saturday. February fi, at 2 p m. Rela
tives and friends invited to attend. In
terment at Congressional Cemetery. •
BAKER. EDITH R. On Friday. February 5,
1932. EDITH S BAKER, mother of Mrs.
Thomas E. Shaw of 8812 Colesville road.
Silver Spring. Md. Funeral notice later.
BENDER. GUSTAVE. Suddenly, on Febru
ary 3. 1932. at 10:30 pm, at his resi
dence. 3200 Nichols ave. s e . GUSTAVE
BENDER, beloved husband of Caroline
Bender <nee Koenig > and father of Mrs.
O. J. Hodge. Mrs Alma Allen. Mrs. F H
Caberly and August F. Bender Funerai
from the above residence on Saturday.
February 6. at 2:30 u m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment DinvaU
MRS. SMART'S BURIAL
IN ARLINGTON TOMORROW
Navy Department Employe, Na
tive of Washington, Dies in
Arizona.
Mrs. Mary H. Smart, a native of this
city, who died in Tuscon, Ariz., last
week, will be buried in Arlington Na
tional Cemetery tomorrow morning.
Funeral services will be held at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Julia Higgs,
1659 Rosedale street northeast, at 8:30
o'clock, followed by mass at 9 o’clock
at Holy Name Church.
Mrs. Smart had been employed in the
Bureau of Navigation, Navy Depart
ment, since before the war. She had
been at Tucson about three years. She
was a charter member of Jacob Jones
Post, American Legion, and had been
active in that post until she left for the
Western city. She was a yeomanette in
the Navy during the war.
Members of the post, co-woikers from
the Bureau of Navigation and others
[ban to attend the services tomorrow.
The post colors and color bearers will
b" present to take part in the military
rites.
•
Marriage Licenses.
Charles A Shughrue. 26. and ‘"Margaret
W Webster 23; Rev. Eugene J Connelly.
William H. O'Brien. 26. and Ruby Hurst.
25: Rev. Allan F Poore.
Thomas Washington. 22, and Mary L.
Holly. 18. Rev. Charles c. W'llllams
Joseph L Thomas, 21. and Susie Wooden,
18 Rev. John W. Waters
Elgar W Tilley. 31. ami Vera Groves. 23,
Rev. Alexander Willbarks
_ t*'"* «' Norfolk. Va and Anita
Bradby, 24. Boulevard, Va.; Rev. John E
Briggs.
Robert K Worthington. 24. Annapolis,
Md. and Mary F. Tully, 22. this city, Rev
Thomas A Walsh
jsnifi a Mould. 55. Nnrfo’k. Va . and
Lelia C, Bowen. 33, this city, Rev. Newton
M. Summerduck
Charles E Hughes. 28, and Beulah Miller.
Jo «e\ I) I. Milfi
L. Lawrence Elliott. 38 and Fredda L
Rhodes. 38; Rev. F B Harris
Herman L Wood 33 New York Ci'v and
o" Builder"'011’ 38. this city. Heu Geo^s
John 8. Thomas. 23 and Versier C
I B*uuher ‘ 01 La‘i,':and- Md : Rev. C
Jerome E Erar.. 21 Annapolis. Md . and
Fi tree rah, Jones' 10 this city. Rav. R C
20HRebr:/HM'Sv29' 8nd A"“ F YOr,t'
gef-n2i; RevG^ca,ud c29daa?^. M‘T T' M“>
Births Reported.
ar>d Laura F. 8inyard. twin girls
SS^Tf, H»nd Comr.e A Ryan, jr . gfrl.
p and Helen E. Lydon. boy
Russell H anc Ruth M Hite, bov
Kenr eih s and Mary C. Lvnn. bov
Roorrt R and Grace M. Kahne boy
® and Kathleen C. Lindley, bov.
HJram R and Patsy Turner, boy.
Arthur C. and Els e Morin, bov
Robert F. and Erma L Desists, bov.
If™1* and Dovie B William>. girl.
Robert B. and Isabel Duckworth, girl
Christian L and Barbara M Gross, girl.
Arnos W. and Mary Lunceford. girl.
Louis and Elizabeth Bishops, bov.
Ernest 1. and Laura O Harrison, boy.
^ i;?-d Esme B Fleming, boy.
Konev B and Katherine Gardner, boy.
Joseph R. and Aiiiusta E. Branham, boy.
Frank and Mary B Ross. bov.
William F. and Gertrude O Donnell, boy.
Raymond F and Helen Creamer, boy.
Edgar E and Alma L. Nye. bev
Paul A and Julia E. CiiTord. boy.
Leonard E. and Ella K. Windsor, girl
Charles S. and Dorothy A. Barrett, girl.
George N. and E'hel M. Sisson, girl.
Morris W. and Elsie Bennett, girl.
Howard anti Mary White, boy
Gerv.icio B and Nellie G. R’.oer. girl.
Wilbert and Margaret Mundell. bov
Edmond A and Dorothy Tapscott, boy.
Edward and Hattie Holmon. girl.
_ FOUND.
COG. small, short legged, dark brown, har
ness. Adams 8852-J_.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. 349 Maryland a\e s.w Nat. 8088
BELGIUM POLICE DOG—About 1 year old.
cut on left ear, no tag name Tarzan. dis
appeared Sunday. Reward._Cleveland 8044
BRACELET, flexible white gold, with dia
monds and sapphires; night of January 26,
reward. Phone Columbia 6941.__5*_
CAT—Black with white spot on throat, fe
male; strayed from 7542 14th st. n.w. Georgia
47R4 _
COLLIE PUPPY Brown, female: small
white spot on tip of nose. Phone Clev. 2246.
ENGLISH BULL DOG—White, with brindle
spots child's pet: vicinity Rittenhouse st
and Ga ave.. Friday evening. Call 901 Rit
teithouse st n w Ga. 0090 Reward._
LOOSE-LEAP NOTEBOOKS—Two. black:
Monday: contents valuable to owner. Re
ward. _Natlonal 4645. branch 741. 6*
NOTEBOOK, with important papfcr. Al
fred Selby. 209 17th st Atlantic 1270._•
POCKETBOOK tai zipper style: contalnin*
glasses, money, etc. shopping district; lib
eral ifward Adams 0883. 1624 Webster n.w.
POCKETBOOK Black pouch. containing
monev, kevs and billfold: R. I. ave. and 2nd
st. n e. Reward. Mrs. Romeo Tate Perry.
203 R. I. ave n e._*
POCKETBOOK—Brown, in Kresge. 7th and
E n.w. Reward. 139 S st. n.w. North_3896.
POCKETBOOK. black. containing wrist
watch receipts. Penn. Railroad pass. etc_;
In Try-Me taxicab. Tuesday. February 2nd;
reward._113 E y._n.w._Met. 3674.
POCKETBOOK— Bv unemployed girl, black
leather pocketbook. between 11th and E and
11th and K sts. n.w.. Wednesday at midnight:
money was to pay sick mother's hospital
bill. Finder call Georgia 2659-J. Reward.
ROI2L OF MONEY, bills. Thursday morning.
Dn 9th and You. 14th and Y’ou n.w . Capital
Traction Co. Pctomac Park car to vicinity
19th and F n w. to Interior Dept. Bldg.
Finder please turn in to Captain of Watch.
Interior Dept. Bldg., main entrance. F st.
and_lSt.ii. Reward offered._.__
ROSARY, in silver case, lost Sunday eve
nine between 4th and Pa. ave. s.e. and the
Broadmoor: reward. A11 antic 031 o._
UMBRELLA Lady's, brown, crooked handle:
in taxi going to Constitution Hall about 6 45
p m Thursday Phone Shepherd 2890-J after
6 pm. Reward _
Why Do
They?
THERE are two
reasons why people
call upon us: First, be
cause they know our
sfervice may be had for
as little as $100, com
plete; second, because
they know that our serv
ices are always high in
quality, regardless of the
price paid.
We are not self-con
fessed “cheap” funeral
directors; we are quality
funeral directors, offer
ing a service within the
reach of all.
A
<^DEAL FUNERAL HOME./w.
if or reference, cflsk your neighbor
616 H STREET. N. E.
PHONES LINCOLN 8200-8201
Deaths
BESSIE. FLORENCE. Departed this life
Wednesday. February 3. 1932, al 7 a.m..
at Tuberculosis Hospital. FLORENCE
BUSSIE, the beloved wife of Collier Bus
sie and mother of Raymond. Ethel. Cleo.
•Jeremiah Bnssie and Dorothea, Mattie
and John Henry Hewes and sister of
Mary Gal’s, Gertrude Hewes. Rosalie.
Neoma, Wilbur, Albert. John Henry, jr ;
Joseph. Isaiah and Benjamin Hewes. She
also leaves two aunts, two uncles, five
cousins, one nephew, two nieces and a
host of other relatives and friends Re
mains resting at Eusene Ford's funeral
parlor, 1300 South Capitol st. Funeral
from the above-named funeral parlors
Sunday. February 7. 130 pm. and the
Ebenezer Baptist Church. New Jersey ate.
between D and E n.w. Interments Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 6
°n Thursday. February
4. 1932, MARY A, COOK, wife of the late
James E. Cook and mother of James E.
Cook. Jr, Funeral from her son’s resi
dence. 209 P st. n.w , on Suturdav. Feb
ruary 6. at 1 30 u.rn. Interment Loudon
Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Md.
DAVI® HATTIE. Departed this life sud
denly Tuesday. February 2. 1932. HATTIE
DAVIS. She leaves to rooutdi their loss
<*,» daughters. Ann'e Walker and Ella
Wilson: two suns-in-law. William Walker
a, Arthur Wilson, and a host of other
relatives and friends. Funeral Saturdav.
February 6 l p.m . from George Clarke’s
funeral parlor. 1416 Fla. ave. n e. •
DOFOLASS. ROBERT. On Thursday Feh
'dinrel at T10 P.m at his rV.|
hence. 1433 8-snn st/ n e ROBFRT
poUOr.ASS. devoted brother of Mrs Ad
Ua ^Huteblnson. Mrs. Josephine Johnson
and Mrs Louisa Hill. Hr also leaves three
£ rr.'5.?vnd r>!’phew. Mrs Ms-I- Dow
Elizabeth. Gladvs and Arthur Hill, and
™*n7 Tber relatives and friends. Fu
neral Mondav. February 8. at 130 pm..
Hnme. 15th and One sts. n tv
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 6
DOWNTNG. JAMES DAVIS. On Thursday.
February 4. 1932. at his resideneo, 3801
A,Ron Pi. n.w . .'AMES DAVIS, husband
2> la-!e„Angeline D Downing, fa’her
Mrs. .7 S Baldwin. Mrs. .7, Blair Sttt
APd Robert H. Downing Services
9ensthiathS' Hlnf': Co funeral bom”.
2905 14th st n TV . Saturday. Frbruaev 6
etery D m' Interment Tort Lincoln Cem
FI.I N'\, MATTHEW. On Wedne-daw. Feb
Jii'SstmSl at Homeopathic Hospital.
MATTHEW FLYNN, beloved husband of
I.vdta O. Flvnn and father of Mrs p D
Parrish. Mrs, F w. Mielke and Ma*t>y*;
Flynn, jr. Services at the s. H Hines
to fun-rjtl hort'e. 1*90.", 14th st y u pu_
day; February 0. et 8 30 t),epe» to
Et Aloys tvs Chir'Ti. whep tra‘s vj]| be
raid at 9 a m Interment Arlington Na
tionnl CeiriPtcrv.
I this on Wed
- *
21 Vir ini-» r. v® «• v . M'^Y OH Lc tbe
bclowd wif* of D »i{*l r- ’• - ]-.avr~
to mo • n two children. MrM’ip^ (■ and
Anna Frpprnot- nne daV" h? ■ r-< " - ’ ,r nrfj
grandchildren o ** e r»r#>a*.»tya-'/-i_
Cijli ®nd o' her Natives and frk"r’~
F ; gtmdav. February 7
n r!ork from Airv Baptist Church,
th* Rev. A J Tyler. pastor. 6
CAR RIF A. On Tuesday. Fehrua^t
2. 1932. at her residence, Or*r-‘er Ganped
Heights. Md . CARRIE V , beloved w’fe of
Edward Gray Funeral services a' 517
11th st. se. branch pallor of the v \V
Chambers Co. on Saturday. February 6 at
2 pm. Interment at Oakton. Va * 5
IH’NTER. LENA. Deported th‘* life Feh*-u
a^y 2. 1932. at Blue Plains. LENA HUNT
ER. aged 42 years daughter of Mr* Selina
Hunter. She left to mourn her lose; two
s'sfers. two brothei . and a host, of f’lends
Funeral from WpsVv Washir.eto" funeral
Parlor 2053 Georgia ave. n w Saturday.
February 6. et 2 p m Rev H‘ W. B
Colston nfflc'ating Friends and relatives
invited Interment Lincoln Cemetery •
JACKSON. VIOLET. On 1 Pel ru
arv 4. 1933. af 9 45 a m . at her ^esnipnce,
I 115? 21*t sr n.w VIOLET JACKSON. >'c
votrd daughter of Frances Jackson. She
»iso leaves thre® broth*** thre* -r-te*-.s
pud a host of oth*r relatives and fd*nds
Remains resting M the .Tohn T Rh -'*s
funeral chape'. 3rd and Eye sts. s w. No
tre of funeral lp'er.
JOHNSON. JOHN c On Thursday. Feb
ruary 4 193°, a* his residence. 1660 Har
tard st . JOHN G. JOHNSON. b*!oy*d
husband of Bessi* D Johnson and fa- *i
of Helen and Wiisht Johnson. Srrv '®s
at the S H Hines Co. funeral horn®. 2995
llrh it. n w.. Friday. February 5. at 7 30
p m Interment Clinton. Conn.
JOHNSON. JOHN G. The a'tentton of the
compatriots of the Sons of rhe Am®- nr.
Revolution i* invited to the death of Cor
ps’! lot JOHN G JOHNSON arid to the
announcement of funeral *ervir®*
ROBERT c TRACY. President.
FRED E KUNKEL. Secretary.
JOHNSON. MARA' E. Departed this life on
Friday. February 5. 1932. a? 7 am. at her
residence^ 3 021 6*h st. s w . MARY E
JOHNSON, widow of John Johnson 'huck
ster . rievofao mother of Mrs Eliza Brock -.
Isaiah. Dr Georg® A and Florence B.
Johnson. Notice of funeral later
KFNMR. UFA bell. On Wednesday.
February 3. ’933. at her re d*ncc. 635 O
■" « f . LUI.A BELL KENKER. sinter of
Harry B am. Chrr!*s F Kenrer and Mm
Dollie Seaborn cf Waidrop. Md. Funeral
f"0:.i the above residenr* on Safrrlav.
February 6. at 7 am. Interment at Stras
burg. Va.
Kl RTZ. I Oi ls Or. Thursday. February 4.
1932. at the Ruppert Home. LOUTS, be
loved husband cf Fredricka Kurt/ Fu
neral services at the chapel of Frank
Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 7th st. nw. on
Saturday. February 6. et 2 p.m Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
LF'VJJ. '^' C. On Thursday February
4. 1932. AMY C. LEAVITT, aged 73 years.
Funeral services in The chapel of Thos S
Serseon. 1011 7th st. n.w, on Saturday.
February 6. at 7.30 pm. Relatives and
friends invited to attend •
MrC’ONKEY. JAMES EDWARD. Suddenly,
on Thursday. February 4. 1932. JAMES
EDWARD, beloved son of John J and
Mary I McConkey (nee Cox Funeral
from his residence. Oxon Hill. Prince
Georges County. Md . Saturday. February
8 at 10 a m. Mass at St. Ignatius’ Church
at 10:30 a m. Relatives and 'nends in
vited. Interment church cemetery.
MrCOY. CAROLINE M. Suddenly, on Wed
nesday. February 3. 1932. CAROLINE M
wife of Russell H McCov and daughter of
Edward L. and Caroline M. Burn*. Fu
neral from the parlors of James T. Ryan.
317 Pa. ave s e . on Saturday. February 6.
at 9.30 a.mu thence to St Alovsius
Church, where mass will be said at 10
a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
O’NEIL. FRANK A. On Wednesday. Feb
ruary 3. 1932. at 9 15 pm. at his resi
dence. 4402 Conduit road. FRANK A
O NEIL, beloved son of Ellen O'Neil and
the late John O’Neil. Funeral from the
above residence on Saturday. Februarv 6.
at 9.30 a.m . followed by requiem high
mass at Holy Trinity Church. 36th and N
sts n w.. at 10 a m Relatives and friends
Invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 5
O’NEIL. TRANK A Washington Lodge of
Elks. No 15. B. P O E. of W . will convene
in session cf sorrow- at 7:30 pm. Friday.
February 5. 1932. tor the purpose of pay
ing tribute to the memory of our late
brother FRANK A. O’NEIL, who passed to
the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter Feb
ruary 3. Elkr services at his late resi
dence. 4402 Conduit road, at 8 p.m Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery Saturday,
February 6. By order of
D J I. A PORTE. Exalted Ruler.
Attest: WILLIAM S. SHELBY. S*crei*rv
PARKER. HENRIETTA. Departed this life
on 8unday. January 31. 1932. HENRIETTA
PARKER, of 445 New York ave. n.w., de
voted wife of Wesley Parker and sister of
Carrie Cohen of New York City. Funeral
was held Wednesday. Februarv 3. from
Maggie E. Winslow & Fillmore's funeral
home. 9013 9th st n w •
RICHARD. WILLIAM. On Thursday Feb
ruary 4. 1932. at his residence. 3015 16th
ft n.e . WILLIAM RICHARD, used 85
years, beloved husband of Anna M. Rich
ard. Funeral services at the Oliver B
Jenkins funeral home. 809 10th st. n.w . on
Saturday, February 6. at 2 pin. Inter
ment Prospect Hill. *
ROBY. CHARLES W Departed this life on
Friday. January 29. 1932. at Emeraencv
Hospital, after a brief illness. CHARLE
W. ROBY. Remains resting at Jamfer's
funeral parlor. 1115 22nd st. n.w. Funeral
will be held Saturday. February 6. at 1
p m . from Mount Carmel Baptist Church.
3rd and Eye sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 5
SHELTON. SILAS. Departed this life Wed
nesday. February 3. 1932. at 4:15 a m . nt
his residence. Green Valiev. Va . SILAS
SHELTON, aged 60 years, husband of Cyn
thia Shelton. He leaves to mourn thei^
loss a sister. Mary L. Hicks: five cousins,
one niece and one stepson. William P
Bowman of Shellyville. Trim. Remains
resting at Wesley Washington's funeral
parlors. 2053 C»&. ftve. n.w.. until Satur
day. February 6. at 12 noon: then at his
home. Green Valley. Va. Funeral Sunday.
February 7. 1932. ut 2 p in., from Lomax
A M. E. Zion Church, Green Valley. Va..
Rev. E. K McFadden officiating, assisted
by the pastor. Rev W. II. Howard. Rela
tives and friends Invited. 6* I
SMART. MARY H. On Saturday. January
30. 1932. at Tucson. Arise, MARY H.
SMART (nee Higgsi of 1659 Rosedale si.
n.e. Services at the above address Sat
urday. February 6. at 8 30 a m., thence
to the Holy Name Church. 11th and K
sts. n.e.. where mass will be said. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 5
SMART, MARY H Comrades of the U S.
S. Jacob Jones Post. No 2. Amer
ican Legion, ar- requested to at
i 1 tend the funeral of our late
comrade. MARY' H. SMART, on
Saturday. February 6, 1932, at
8 30 a m., from her late residence.
1659 Rosedale st. n.e. Mass at
Holv Name Church at 9 a m. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
MARY’ J. TATSPAUC/H, Comdr.
ESTELLE RICHARDSON. Adit.
SMITH. FREDERICK JOHN. On Wednes
day. February -3. 1932. at his residence,
3026 O st. n.w.. FREDERICK JOHN, be
loved husband of Mary C. Smith, father
of Charles E. A. Smith and brother of
Mary A. Boegcr. Services at the resi
dence on Saturday. February 6, at 8:45
a m.: thence to Holy Trinity Church,
where mass will be offered at 9:15 a m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5
STEVENSON. J.AMF.S. On Wednesday. Feb
ruary 3. 1932. at 3 a m,. JAMES STEVEN
SON. In his 60th year, beloved father of
Norman Stevenson. A host ot other rela
tives survive. Remains resting at Stew
art's, 30 H st. n.e. Funeral from Jack
son's chapel. Forestvllle, Md.. at 2 o'clock,
Sunday. February 7. Interment Forest
viile, Md. *
TIBBS, HENRY. On Tuesday. February 2,
1932. at 3:55 p m.. HENRY TIBBS, the de
voted friend of Ida Hill and father of
Rosa and Katie Tibbs, and bro'her of
Bessie and Joe Bo.igy. Funeral Sunday.
February 7. at 2 p.m.. from the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You
st. n.w. 7
TI EMin. JAMES HENRY. On Wednesday.
February 3, 1937. at his residence. 120!
Minnesota ave n.e.. after a brief illnev,
JAMES HENRY, the beloved husband oi
Betsey Turner, father of Margie I.ee Tur
ner. Other relatives and friends survive
him. Funeral from his late residence on
Saturday, February 6. at 2 p.m. Inter
Kent Woodiawa Oeaeterx.
I
Orally
WAKEMAN. JOSEPH W. On Wednesday,
February 3. 1932. at Garfield Memorial
Hospital. JOSEPH W. WAKEMAN. be
loved husband of Alice L. Wakeman Fu
neral services at W. W. Chambers funeral
home 1400 Chapin st. n w . on Saturday,
February 6'. at 11 am. Interment at 2 36
p.m., at Front Royal. Va.
WHEELER, REV. JOSEPH. Departed this
life on Wednesday. February J, 1932. at
his lesidence. Colrsville, Mi, Rev. JO
SEPH WHEELER, aged 74. the beloved
huscand of Elizabeth Wheeler and father
cl Joseph Wheeler. He leaves a host of
other relatives ana friends. Remains res*.
ir.g at James H. Winslow Co s chapel,
1702 22th rt. n.w. Notice of Funeral later.
WIEMETH. BERTHA ESTELLE. Suddenly,
on Thursday. February 4. 1932. BEKiHA
ESTELLE WTLMETH. beloved daughter of
Warner L. and Bertha C. WilmetQ Fu
neiul from her late residence. 121 ftpa sr ,
Cottage City. Md., on Sunday. February 7,
at 2 pin. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem
etery. 6
lit fHrimiriam.
BROWN. BENJAMIN I ., SAMI EL: AMANDA
\. X A\ 1.0K. ANNIE. A loving tribute to
the memo; y oi our dear ones. brothe.r.
BENJAMIN F. <PULLIE. BROWN, wno
da u itn years ago today. February 5,
1922. father. SAMUEL BROWN, wno died
lourteen years ago. June 4. 1918; mother.
AMANDA V. BROWN, who died fourteen
yeais ago. September 1. 1918. and gister,
ANNIE TAYLOR, who died two year* ago,
January 7. 1930.
Rest In peace, your pains are ended.
Sweetly sleep, your work is done
You have gone where tho.-e who love you
Soon are coming, one by one.
THETR LOVING CHILDREN. SISTERS
AND BROTHERS. SADIE DIGGS, RUTH
V CARTER, HATTIE BROWN AND
WILLIAM H BROWN. AND ADOPTED
DAUGHTER, GUSSIE E. REYNOLDS
DAVIS. LENA MUELLER. In sad but lov
ing remembranee oi our dear niece. LENA
MUELLER DAVIS. who departed this life
thirteen years ago today, February 5. 1919.
HARRY AND MINNIE. •
DAVIS. LENA MUELLER. In loving remem
brance of our uear daughter and sister,
LENA MUELLER DAVIS, who depart-d
this life th.rteen yeais ago today, Febru
aiy 5. 1919.
JACOB C. MUELLER AND FAMILY. •
DONALDSON. JENNIE. In loving lemem
brance ol my mother, JENNIE DONALD
SON. who died fi\e years ago touay. Feb
ruary J, 19j7.
God gave me a wonderful mother.
She was one who nevei grew cid.
God mace htr fmile the sunsnine.
He muue her heart of pure go.a.
HER SON, JIM. •
EGI.IN. DAVID E. In fond and constant
memory of our d*a: -on end brptrer,
DAVID L EGLIN. wno passed away three
years ago today. February 5, 1929.
Though cast down. Im not forsaken;
Though so ione omr. yet net alone.
Thou didst Hive and Thou hast taken.
Blessed Lord, Thy will be don*
LOVING MOTHER.
Just a ray of sunshine
Loaned us for a while;
Ail too soon he vanished
With his golden smil*.
ntitd a \in x^nrrwrrr?
EGLIN, DAVID L. In sad memory of our
dear husband and father. DAVID L. EG
LIN. wno died three years ago today.
February 5, 1929.
When evening shades are falling
And I am sitting ad alone.
In my heart there comes a longing.
Oh. David, if you only could come home.
1113 DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
CREEN. WILLIAM O. In loving rerr.embranc*
of my husband. WILLIAM O GREEN, wno
died one year ago today. February 5. 1931.
Today recalls a memory
Of a loved one laid to rect.
And those wh-» will remember him
Are those who loved him best
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, HATTIE GREEN. •
HAWKINS, ri \ Ft I E. To the memory of
my dei PEARI E HAWKINS
nee C&’tt ■ who departed this life three
years xgo today. February 5. 1929.
Gone, but not forgotten.
HER MOTHER, JANE CARTER. *
McKINI.AY. KATE. In loving remembrance
of our Wife and metier. KATE McKIN
LAY. who died one yea: ago today. Feb
ruary 5. 1931.
He giveth H:s beloved sleep
WHITEFIELD McK INLAY. ANNOVEAN
McK FLAGG AND ETHEL McK. RAPP
LEY
MEREDITH ELIZABETH In loving remem
brance of our mother. ELIZABETH MERE
DITH. who dcpai ca this life two yean
ago today. Februaiy 5. 1930.
In heaven above the angels, whispering
one to another, could find within their
book of love no word so tender as mother.
SON AND DAUGHTER
NELSON. C LARENCE. In loving memory of
mv devotea fiiend CLARENCE NELSON,
who departed this life one year and one
month today, the 5th. 1931.
I nave lost a life companion.
A life l.nked with my own.
And o. y b dr-.v I miss him more
As I walk through life aior.e.
Faithful and honest in all his ways.
Devoted and true to the end of his days.
He was so loving and k id.
What a beautiful memory he left behind.
DEVOTED FRIEND. MAMIE GREEN. •
THOMFSON. MARTHA. In sad but loving
remembrance of mv de\oted mother,
MARTHA THOMPSON, who departed thlg
life February 5. 1931 _______
HER DEVOTED SON. JESSE E. THOMP
SON.
WALSH. THOMAS. In sad but loving re
membrance of my dear brother. THOMAS
WALSH who died three years ago today,
February 5. 1929. Anniversary mass at
St. Peter s Church. 2nd and C sts. s e.
Deep in my heart is a picture
Of a loved on** laid to rest.
In memory's frame I shall kc*p him.
Because he was one of '-he best
HIS LOVING SISTER. MRS. J. O TOOLE *
WORCH. MRS. ALFRED. In loving remem
brance of our dear mother. Mr« ALFRED
WORCH. who entered into eternal rest,
eighteen rears ago t o d a y. _FeM^914;
_funeral directors.
LM GAWLER CO
* Funeral Directors'
LEONARD SI. GAWLER
1801 Sf St. N V. Pot. 4170. 4171.
P. J. SAFFELL
PERSONAL SE R V ICE—RE A SON A BIE.
-33 5th SI. N.W._Nat 1 9337.
Frank Geier's Sons Co.
^og rS.THep^ne National 2473
Wm. H. Sardo & Co.
Funeral Chapel
412 h su me. Lincoln 0524
Ambulance service^ _.—
Joseph F. Birch's Sens
(ISAAC BIRCH i
w Of AT C, V w Phone West 0099.
.U >t. A.U. FVabhshed 1*41.
GEO. W. WISE CO.
2‘K)ft M ST. N.W.
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V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successors to nor connected
with the original W. R Speare establish
niPnt x. . i ocoo 1000 H St. N.W.
Thonc IsaUor.a! 2892.
Formrrlv 9|A F St. N.W._
Established 1876
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.
1.137 JOth St. N W._ Phone North 9047.
WILLIAM "H. SCOTT
409 8th ST. SE.
_ __LINCOLN 0530 _
W. W. DEAL & CO.
_816 I! ST. S B._LINCOLN 8200
CHAS. S. ZURHORST
SOI EAST CAPITOI, ST.
_Phone Lincoln 0372._
I. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CREMATORIUM
3S2_P_A._A V E. _ N. W._N A TI ONALJ384. 1383.
ALFRED H GAWLER
WALTER A. GAWLER
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G Joseph
AWLER
SONS
Established 1850
Chapel Cremations Lady attendant
1750-2-4 Pennsylvania
Avenue N.W.
Phones: National 5512-5513 \
NO BRANCH OFFICE
FUNERAL DESIGNS._
GEO, C. SHAFFER
EXPRESSIVE FLORAE EMBLEMS AT
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Open Evening* J4th & Eye
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Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St.
Prompt Auto Delivery Service.
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