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THE EUROPEAN WAR DEBTS
AND
THEIR SETTLEMENT
by WILDON LLOYD
Si
people at lane.
Mr. Lloyd has given us a complete history ot the War Debts . . .
and has exposed the contusion in the public mtnd the tthe *r*?i*r
pert ot these debts have been cancelled The author's primary pur
pose he* been to present a clear view of the problem . . . rather than
to teres hit own views on the public _ .
Stephen Bell, In Cemmeree ana Finance
October 17, 1934.
A laudtble attempt by an American cltieen to clear away certain de
lusion. in the matter ot the War Deht,.^ TOrutrr 1B86.
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REV. 1E. CONNELL
DIES AMPIIAL
Body to Lie in State Until
Requiem Mass at 10:30
O’Clock Tomorrow.
Rev. June* K. Connell, pastor of the
Church of the Holy Comforter, who
died yesterday In Providence Hospital,
where he had been til for six weeks,
will be buried In Cumberland, Md.,
after requiem mass at the church to*
morrow at 10:30 am. The body will
lie In state until the services, which
will be directed by Most Rev. John
M. McNamara, D. D., auxiliary Bishop
of Baltimore.
Mass will be said by Rev. Edward
P. McAdams of 8t. Joseph's, assisted
by Very Rev. R. H. McDermott and
(eplarHill
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A $500 SERVICE
For Only $265
• • • •
In Cue of Death Call
Cbamberi
Rev. Patrick E. Conroy of 8t. An
thony’s. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. Thomas O. Bmythe ef the
Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament,
Chevy Chase. Rev. Joseph T. Ken
nedy of St. Joseph's has been desig
nated master of ceremonies.
Child ran Attend Service.
Services were held at the ehurch
this morning, attended by the chil
dren of the Holy Comforter School,
conducted by Rev. Edward J. A. Nes
tor. assisted by Rev. Joseph P. Denges
and Rev, Patrick J. Begley. The office
of the dead will be recited tonight at
8 o’clock, with the priests of the city
In attendance.
Born In Pittsburgh, Pa., April 56,
1871, the son of Thomas and Mary
Murray Connell, Father Connell spent
his youth in Cumberland, Md., where
he attended St. Patrick’s School. His
further education was received at St.
Charles' College, Elllcott City, Md.,
and St. Mary’s Seminary, In Balti
more. He was ordained December 17,
1898, by the late James Cardinal
Gibbons.
His first year In the priesthood was
spent as assistant pastor of the
Church of the Holy Ghost at Issue,
Md., and the following year he was
named pastor of St Peter’s at Oak
land,. Md. He came to Washington
In 1933 as pastor erf the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, where he
remained until he took his last office
on February 1, 1980.
Brothers and Sister Survive.
Father Connell is survived by five
brothers, William, Leo. Arthur, Vic
tor and Eugene, all of Western Mary
land, and a sister. Mrs. William E.
Yamal) of Cumberland.
The pallbearers will be as follows:
Thomas J. Collins, Alfred P. Meff,
Raymond E. Dillon, Joseph L. Gam
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Priest Dies
REV. JAMES E. CONNELL.
mell. Thomu II. Nolan, Eugene
Rossi and Walter D. Castonguay.
Right Rev. Magr. James Quinn,
dean of the church in Western Mary
land, will perform the last rites at
the grave in St. Patrick’s Cemetery,
Cumberland.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Pair tonight;
tomorrow cloudy, probably occasional
shower*; not much change in tempera
ture; gentle east, shifting to south,
winds.
Maryland and Virginia—Increasing
cloudiness tonight, followed by occa
sional showers beginning in extreme
west portion late tonight or tomorrow
and in east and central portions to
morrow; not much change in tempera
ture.
West Virginia—Occasional showers
tonight and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature.
Report for Laat M Hoars.
Temperature. Barometer.
Yesterday— Degrees. Inches.
4 pm. 77 39.BS
I pm. 75 39J9
Midnight .... M 39.55
Today—
4 a m. . «1 39.17
8 am. ...... 71 30.01
Noon. 90 39.99
Record for Laat 34 Hears.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest. 80, st noon today. Year
ago, 90.
Lowest, 61, at 4 am. today. Year
ago, 68.
Record Tempera taree This Tear.
Highest, 88, on April 27.
Lowest, —2, on January 38.
Humidity for Laat 14 Hears.
(Prom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest. 57 per cent, at 4 am. today,
lowest. 41 per cent, at 5:90 pm. yes
terday.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast and
Oeodetic Survey.)
Today. Tomorrow.
High . 4:20 a.m. 5:07 am.
Low . 11:19 Am.
High .... 4:38p.m. 5:38pm.
Low .11:12pm. 13:10pm.
The San and Mean.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today.... 4:41 7:34
Sun. tomorrow. 4:41 7:34
Moon, today... 3:14pm. 1:33am.
Automobile lights must be turned
on ene-half hour after sunset.
FretipiUU.il.
Monthly precipitation in inches In
the Capital (current month to date):
Month. 1935. Average. Record.
January.... 5.27 3AS 7.09 *93
February.... 3.37 3.27 e.84 ’•a
March. 3.39 3.75 8.94 *91
April. 9.95 3A7 9.13 *89
May . 1.54 3.70 10.69 *89
June . 1.88 4.13 10.94 DO
July. 4.71 10.63 *88
August. 4.01 14.41 -38
September. 3.24 17.45 '34
October. 3.84 8.57 ’85
November. 2.37 8.99 ‘89
December. 3.32 7.56 D1
MILITARY RITE PLANNED
Michael J. Donnelly, who died In
St. Paul, Minn., last Saturday, will be
buried in Arlington National Ceme
tery tomorrow with full military honors.
He was 78 yean old and was gradu
ated from the Naval Academy In 1881.
Mr. Donnelly was born in Ireland
in 1859 and appointed to the Naval
Academy from Wisconsin. He was
nonorably discharged from the service
m 1883 and since had been engaged
in civilian punutt.
Burial will be at 11 a.m„ with Lieut.
August R Hohl of the Navy’s Chaplain
Oorps officiating. The full military
escort will form at the Fort Myer, Va,
gate. . . .
FOUND.
FOSt LOflfr OR WAMTxD AimiAUB apply
pgss?«%xus™\r'n *r ° * n-w
LOST.
Lott and found •dvtrmement*
tor tht dotty Star wUl 0* accepted
Mondayt to Fridayt, tneluttva, up
THEODORE MELSON,
D. C. DRUG6IST, DIES
Funeral Service* Friday After
noon for Member of Oldest
Inhabitant*’ Group.
Theodore Melson. 73, who had oper
ated a drug store at New Jersey ave
nue and O street for the laat 30 years,
died last night In Kmergency Hos
pital after suffering a stroke at his
home, 300 Massachusetts avenue, early
Sunday.
Born in Washington, Mr. Melson.
was a member of the Association of
Oldest Inhabitants and had lived here
all his life He waa a member of
Dawson Lodge, F. A. A. M
He Is survived by two sisters. Miss
Jessie X. Melson and Miss Emlla B.
Melson of this city and a brother, 8.
Walter Melson. of Chicago. ,
Services will be held at the Zur
horst funeral chapel Friday at 3 pm,
followed by burial 1b Olenwood Cem
etery.
JEREMIAH E. DONOVAN
OF GEORGETOWN DIES
Active Member of Capital Bual
ness Circles for Last 53 Taara
to lie la Mt. Olivet.
Jeremiah B. Donovan. 71, life-long
resident of Georgetown, died yesterday
at his residence, 1677 Thirty-first
street after an Illness of several
months.
He was born September 37, 1863.
Active In Washington business circles
for the last 53 years, he was also an
active member of the Holy Name So
ciety of Holy Trinity Catholic Church
and a fourth degree member of Keane
Council, Knights of Columbus.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Margaret A. Donovan, and six chil
dren: Mrs. R. H. Ruffner of Raleigh,
N. C.; John J„ Bdward L., Clarence
O. and C. Austin, all of Washington,
and Mrs. Paul B. Brown of Fairfax,
Va.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow at 9:15 am.,
thence to Holy Trinity Church, where
requiem mass will be said at 10 am.
Interment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
ALEXANDER BRADBURN,
CALVERT COUNTY, DIES
Well Known as Fisherman In
Olivet District—Funeral
Services Held.
Special Dispatch to Ths Star.
PRINCE FREDERICK. Md.. June
13.—Alexander Bradburn died Monday
at his home at Olivet, Calvert County,
following an illness of three months.
Mr. Bradburn, 65, was well known in
his community, and most of his life
was engaged in oystoring and fishing.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ida Bradburn, formerly of St. Marys
County; four daughters. Mrs. Franklin
Hill of Baltimore and Mrs. Wilson
Thomas and Misses Alice and Kath
erine Bradburn of Olivet; four sons,
Benjamin, Samuel, Emory and Percy
Bradburn. and two brothers, Jefferson
Bradburn and John Bradburn, both
living in St. Marys County.
The funeral was held yesterday from
Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church.
Driver Sentenced.
MARTWSBURO, W. Va.. June 1J
(Special).—Joe Snell, who was driving
an automobile here In January when
the ear skidded onto a sidewalk in the
suburbs and fatally injured John
Sloan, a pedestrian, entered a plea of
guilty to involuntary manslaughter in
Circuit Court here yeeterday and was
sentenced to Jail for two months.
Marriage Licenses.
Clifford C. tape. 82. Dunn It. C_ ted Lot*
B. MeOuIre 22. Lethbridce. Ctnadt;
James . and Irpit 4. Bryant.
20. both of 1015 4th tt. n.t.; Rev. J. E.
Britts.
Wtrren C. Beniamin. 28. 1*27 1st tt. n.e
and Ruby L. Childress 20. Farmville.
Clarence1?.' Barnes^ITTlfH 20th st.. and
Bvelyn Thompson. 24. Union ville. V».:
Rev. Glenn B. Paucttt.
Milton D Beneman. 33. Cumberland. Md.
and Martaret Out urn an, 37. Brovns
vllle. Pa,, Rev. Abram Simon
John R Owna, 38, 3128 Nichols eve. s.e„
and Ann L. McGinnis 32. 2325 Penn
. arlvanla aye.: Rey. J. O. McCourt.
Louis R. Lehman. 28. 1742 P at., and
Ithel J Sutton. 33. 1308 Rhoda island
Bs^W^Jordsn^j^lliTGreee M. Leonard.
»®. both of Richmond, Va.; Rey. C. B.
Austin
John W. Rackley. ir.. 32, Petersburg. Va..
and Helen G. Braver, il. Hopewell. Va.:
_ Rev. w. i. Abernathy.
MSSUgr Su? n
Ip&HaiS
JMStSigv. SSJTsi2i1oBArwmn*
““ *&hVA^!*fc,I1&0«‘V
B. Mattlnely.
* IK
_ James L. Ptnn.
w,«ar £3KTsii:
Herman J frank*. 24. 1304 Talbbt it. M..
and telly Ctuffreda. 22. 232 11th st.
a.e.: Rev. J. J Clark.
Births Renortwl.
‘
HOUSING INSURANCE
REQUESTS SET RECORD
Mr the Associated Prut.
Reporting that “a great many" Fed
eral Housing Administration Commit
tees said “there is no longer any idle
ness whatever in certain building
trades in their territories,” Stewart
McDonald, acting administrator, an
nounced yesterday that last week set a
record for insurance applications.
The total was $10,272,183. double
the amount of applications the first
week in April, he said. Applications
included $7,008,000 for Insurance of
mortgage loans, with 34 per cent new
construction, and $1,137,033 for mod
ernisation loans.
iratip.
stWsfflfi
phMfbfeg
14. at 1:80 p.m. Interment Mount Zion
CiDCtUT,
t' Ufa vf ”l*'IJ‘’a*Rthur
T* JSA*
r,r.H- L Way: also four nephews
"pp, ■S3L,,Sfe“ssSaS'
H* leave* to mourn their loe* two de
veteo eleter* Lottie end Dorothy grad
ley: three brother*. William. Coleman
and Qordon Bradley, end ■ host of other
relative# and friend*. Remain! restlns
at Bmlth'a funeral home. 1126 19th at.
n.w.. until Wednesday evetiln* June 12.
lolerment on Thursday. Jun* 13. at
Lynehbura. Va.
BBONBON. DOMINIC. Suddenly on Mon
day. Jun* 1<V juris, at casualty Hot
,P°XXitlC BRONSc5f >uner*l
from th* Perry A Walsh funeral home.
?v * et-.u-w.. Thursday. June 137 at
11 a.m. Interment prtvete.
BHUCfi, ELIZABETH Departed thla lift
•m wetooadar, June 11. I9:i!i. at her
iSSiv2«e*-.i?4d^ ,* *} buzabbth
BRCCt. the beloved aunt of Maretret
Conway. Rhe also leaves many ether
f^etlyaa and friend*. Remains resun*
at the McOuire funeral horn*. 1820 9tn
at. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 14
®*Mik BMMA 8. on Tuesday. June 11.
' 4t h*r home Der
wood. Md., EMMA a., the beloved wife
of John F. Carter. Pan era] aervicei at
her late residence Thursday. June 18.
*t 2:30 p.m. Interment Forest Oak
Cemetery.
CARTER. INEE E. Deported thl» life
JUddeniy. on Sunday. June 9. 1938,
INEZ B. CARTER (nee Dunlop), wife ot
Delter Carter, beloved dauthter of the
late Iaaiah and Marla Dunlop, sister of
Herbert Dunlop. Jr., and Mrs. Ida Signor.
Remains restlns et Bernes A Matthews'
funeral home. 814 4th it. a w. Notice
of funeral later.
COLLNON. EDWARD P. On Tuesday
June 11. 1936. at his raaidenca. 1339 A
st. n.t.. JB3WARD P . beloved huibtnd
of May R. Colliaon. Services will be held
at bit late residence on Wednesday. June
12. at 8 p.m. Intermeat Wilmington.
Del. 12
CONNELL. REV. JAMES E. On Monday.
June 16. 1935. REV JAMES E CON
NELL, pastor of Holy Conform Church.
Solemn miu of roauiem at the Holy
Comforter Church, on Thuredsy, June
18. tt 10:80 am Offee of the dead
will be recited Wednesday. JoBe It. et
S1 p.m. Remains will lis tn state at the
church from Tuaaday. June 11. st 6
p.m.. until services. 12
CROWELL. ELLEN E. On Tuaaday June
II. 1936. at Dunn Lor in*. Va.. KlLhN I
E CROWELL, beloved wife of the late
Elijah Crowell and mother of H. H.
Crowell of emery Chase. Md.. and P. j
J. Crowal. of Chicago, in. Rtmalne rest- j
Inc at Wiltshire A Rogers' funeral home, j
PtUa Church. Va. Notice of funeral
DAILRT. DAVID FLT88K8. On Tuaaday.
June 11. 1936. at the old home Mace
Bladenabur*. Md DAVID ULYSSES
DAILEY, son of the late Rev. I. H. and
Aigean Dailey, brother of Alfred B.
Dailey. Mr*. Kiaabeth Rom. Mrs Dei>»
Stevens. Mrs. Marv Plummer. Mrs. Laura
Warf. Mrs. Ruth Partuson. He alao is
survived by ether relatives and frimds.
Funeral Thursday. June 13. at 2:3d
P.m . from Frasier'" funeral home, 389
R. I. are. n w. Friend* invited. Inttr
ment Harmony Cemetery. 12
DASHIELL, GEORG# B. On Tuaaday.
June 11. 1935. OEORGR B DASHIELL.
baloved husband of the late Caroline
T. DaahlelL Funeral aervtcea at Be Bell's
chapel. 6th and H ate. n.w.. on Fridar.
June 14. tt 10 a.m. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery * 13
DONOVAN. JEREMIAH E. On Tuaaday.
Juno 11. 1936. at his residence. 1677
31st at. a.W.. JEREMIAH E DONOVAN,
aged 71 years, beloved husband of Mar
garet A. Donovan me* Kelly), beloved
father of Mn. R. H. Ruffner of Raleish
N. C. John J. Rdward L. Clarence O. j
and C. Austin Donovan, and Mrs. Paul
B. Brown of Fairfax. Va. Funeral from
the above residence on Thursday. June
13. at 9:3d a.m.: thence to Holy Trinity
Catholic Church. 36th and O tts. n.w .
where mass will he said at 10 a m. for
the repos* of hla soul. Relative* and
friend* invitad. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 12
DONOVAN. JEREMIAH E. (Sir Knights of
«the Washington General Assembly.
4th Decree Kniahts of Columbus
fcVSsMj&'nUrAi
And are requested to assemble at
1677 31st at. n.w Wednesday. June
u. 1936. et 8 n.m for reeital of
brawn for the deceased.
CARMINB GAROFALO
„ _ Faithful Navleator.
WILFRED P ROSS.
Faithful Comptroller.
DONOVAN. JEREMIAH E. Members of
Keane Council. No. 353. K.
of C, are hereby notified of
the death of Brother JERE
MIAH S. DONOVAN and are
requested to meet at his late
realdence. 1877 31at it. n.w..
Wednetday. June 12. 1936. at
james” V McKEON O. K.
DSNNIS J. NILAND. F. 8.
DORY, SPENCER. On Sunday, June 9. ;
19.35. at Galllnter Hospital. iPENCIR
the beloved huaband of Elisabeth Derr
of 934 L et. n.w.. father of Marie Clark.
He also leaves to mourn their loss two
slaters, two brothers, two grandchildren
*nd a hoat of other relatives And friend*
Remain* resting at Henry S. Washing
ton A Sons funeral home. 487 N st.
n.w.. where remains may be viewed after
2 P.m. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday.
June 13. at l p.m.. from Mount Gilead
Baptist Church. 13th at. bat. Q and R
*ts. n.w. Interment in Paynt's Ceme
tery. 12
ELGIN, FRANK. On Tuesday. June 11.
1935. at Georgetown University Hos
pital. FRANK ELGIN, beloved husband
of Genevieve Klein (nee Davis) and
father of Charles D. and Mary Alice
Elgin. Notice of funeral liter.
ELLIS. CHARLES WILLIAM RENRT. On
Tuesday. June 11. 1936. at his resi
dence. 1939 Biltmore st. n.w.. CHARLES
WILLIAM HENRY ELLIS, beloved father
of Mrs. T. 8. Palmer and C. Roland
Ellis. Funeral Thursday. June 13. it
3 p.m., from his late reeidence. Inter
ment Cambrldte. Maas. *
FOLLAN8BEE, FRANK. On Wednesday.
June 13. 1935. FRANK, seed 81 years,
beloved husband of Lulu C. Follsnsbee
i nee Cameronr. Remains resting at his
late residence. 1736 17th st. north. Fort
Mver Hetshts. Va. Funeral from the
Fort Myer Heights Methodist Protestant
Church Friday. June 14. at 3 o.m. In
terment Olenwood Cemetery. 13
HARWOOD. CLARENCE P. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. June 11. 1936. at his residence.
1309 Franklin at. n.e.. CLARENCE P„
beloved husband of Pattte M. Harwood,
father of W. Robert Harwood. Mrs.
Georte E. Gordon of Richmond. Va.:
Chinning F. and Kmmil M. Harwood and
brother of William H. Harwood. Fu
neral from W. Warren Taltavull's lu
neral home. 14th st. and Sprint rd. n.w..
on Thursday. June 13. at 2:30 p.m.
Services st the Church of Our Sevlor.
1 fith and Irvins sta. n.e.. at 3 p.m. Rela
tives and friends invited to attend In
terment Cedar Hill Oemeterv. (Rich
mond. Va. papers please copy.)
HIGDON. FLORENCE E. On Tueeday.
June 11. 1936 at her son's residence.
William Frank Cumberland. 3104 Chan
ging at. n.e.. FLORENCE E. HIGDON.
Remains resting at Gasch a funeral
home. 46 Md. ava.. Hyattsville. Md.
Funeral from the above funeral home on
Thursday. June 13. at 3:30 a.m.: thence
to St. Francis de Sales Church, where
mass will be said at 9 a.m. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 12
■^u^l^S.tiey &apT«S?nj$&
A. HOCK RIDGE of 201-A HatM.lt. n.w.
Funeral services at the S. H. Nines Co.
funeral hosM. 2901 14th at. n.w.. Wed
nasday. June 12^ at i p.m.
fement'canSresskmal'cmelSr^f** ll*"
lf^Er^£1t5L‘Uer3y.p'a'- ^
mains at Fratler’s funeral home. 389
Rhode Island ave. n.w.. until Wednes
Isy- June i4 st a pm : thereafter »t
the resldaaceef Mrs. Bessie Rate. *3*3
L it. n.w. Funeral Thuraday. June 13.
at I o.m.. from the above raaidonce.
interment ArHncton National Cemetery
LEWIS. JAMES. On Sunday. June 9.
19*6. at his realdenev. 1300 New Jeraey
i^i.Viu®rar&,wSiT,‘i
at the w. Ernest Jarvis *M
1433 You st. n.w. Funeral _
gwjT Euhlm M
Btatip.
MBLSON
It omit' Sowers.
MILLER. CHARLES. On Montes
1936 at Emergency Hospital.
cp • wj» iT»t*rn!w.. ftMu,
at 1:30 p.m. I
tional Cemetery.
MILLER. CHARLES.
p.m.. to assist in the funeral
CHARLF^Ml£liR,lM,‘rte<1
aJHSnan
TWSMESna
ippsafer
a"e.‘yta^ tu.°Y^
^ameury.lnMr" '
RICHARDS. HART
aKor |2
of John C. Rich
L Richards i
Remains iresting naSTdSjft
Co. funeral home 1400 Chapin at. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
ROBINSON. MARTHA. On Monday. June
10. 1936. et Freedmen’s Hospital
MARTHA ROBINSON beloved wife of
John T. Robinson She alto laavea
many other relatives and a boat of
friends Remains resting at the John
T Rhine* funeral chapel. 3rd and Rye
au. a.w. Funeral Thursday. June 13.
at 1 p.m.. from Jeruaalem Baptist
Church. Interment Calverton. Va.
ROGERS. GEORGE C. F. On Monday,
June 10. 1936. at his residence. 1463 8
•t. n.w OEORGE C. F. ROGERS, hus
band of Mary E. Rosers. father of Mrs.
Grace Rogers Skinner and Eunice A.
5?Atr,i. arandfether of Dorothy V.
Hilda T. and Adrienne O Skinner. Re
main* ctn be seen at the there address
on Wednesday afternoon. Funeral from
Metropolitan a. m E. Church. M st.
between 16th and l«th sts.. on Thurs
day June 13. et 1:30 p.m. Interment
at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 12*
WATBON. ROSIE. On Monday. June 10.
1936. ROSIE WATSON the belovedwifa
of Wataon. sister ol Mary Woodrow
and Thomas Williams. She also laavea
two nieces and ona nephew. Remains
reatlng *t the W. Ernest Jar -1* funeral
church. 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral June
13. at 1 P m., from the above funeral
church, interment Payne e Cemetery.
13
WETZEL. THEODORE W. On Monday
A°- J »3S. THTODORg W WWTZmL
on Thursday. Juna :_ pm
Relative* and friend* invited Interment
tprivate* Mount Olivet Cemetery. Bal
timore. Md.
' ”sT?ri. *s«v
sBferajs v»Ata. seal
1* and Catherine Dalton Whelan. No
tice of funeral later.
Utmnrtal fc*rotr*
♦ATTENTION. COMRADE* AND SISTER
c. 1. W. V.: Tou art urged to
attend department memeru
aervlee* June 14. t»g57 at «
p.m. Appear at tha 14th n.
entrance of new Commerce
Building and rou will be di
rected to the auditorium. Cor
creaaman Gurer will apeak
TOM D. BXNCELET.
Department Commander
In Hranrtam.
BURROWS. MARION O. In lad but 1
int remembrance of our devoted ht •
band and father. MARION O BDr •
ROWS, wbc died one rear ago tod;
June 13. 1934.
A oreeioui one from us la tone.
His voice we loved la stifled:
A place la vacant in our midst
Which never can be filled.
Sleep on. dear father.
Sleep on and cake thy rest
We loved you.
HiS DEVOTXD°WIFt'm'RS1'AGN16 C
A wonderful mother, so toed, so true.
Ooe in a million, that, mother, was you;
No M«ttM too great for the ones you
Praying. worVi'ni smiling, ntvar a com
plaint did we bear.
Tour face. dear mother, was wonderful.
Tour heart like gold, go pure:
God needed an ante] in heaven.
ROSTER. AUGUST P. In gad bat lovtna
remembrance of my dear husband and
our father. AUGUST FT ROSTER who
di^ three year,
UOHTFOOT. MART V. In memorc of
our dear, beloved mother. MART V.
LIGHTFOOT. who left us three years
ago today June 12. 1932.
GERTRUDE M SPENCER AND BRUCH
B. BRAXTON.
8CBELLENBERG. WILLIAM In loving
remembrance of a devotee husband and
father. WILLIAM 8CHEUXNBERO who
departed this life one year ago today.
June 12. 1934.
May hie eoulreet in peace.
HIS LOVING WIPE AND CHILDRW.
JOHN WILLIAM. JR ; MILTON E.
MART. •
SMALLWOOD. VIRGINIA. In sad and
lovini memory of our devoted slater
and mother. VIRGINIA SMALLWOOD
who departed this life thirteen years tfo
today. June 12. 1922.
Days of sadneaa atm come over us.
Secret tears do often flow.
Per there is not a day. dear sister.
That wa do not think of you.
HER DEVOTED SISTERS LOUISE
BECKS BLANCH WILLIAMS; SOM.
ARTHUR SMALLWOOD.
TILLS. SARAH. In sad but lovtna re
membrance of our dear mother and
grandmother. SARAH TULLS, who de
parted this life one year ago today.
June 12. 1934.
we have only your memory, dear mother
and grandmothar.
To remember our whole life through.
But tha swMtnau will linear forever
At we treasure the Image of you.
Loving and kind In all of her ways.
Upright and lutt to tha and of har dart;
Sincere and kind In heart and mind
What a beautiful memory she left behind
DAUGHTERS CLARA SIMMS ROSET
TA ALLEN. GRANDDAUGHTER?
MAMIE MOORE. LILLIAN MIDDLE
TON.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Joseph F. Birch’s Sons
Phone WE« OO9^A3034KMMSt' N W
Established 1841 . JU,yi m n,n*
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
12*2!'aSJS: *i5 NAtkmal 2473
CHAS. S. ZURHORSt C6.
301 BAST CAPITOL 8T
Phone Lincoln 0371 _
JOHN R. WRIGHT
1S3T 10t> 01. X." Pnene^rth OQ«T
V. L SPEARE CO.
"TTWilliam Lee’s Sons Co. ”
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Crematorium
Ith tnd Kim. Are M.l Lutoom IHW *
WILLIAM H. SCOTT
♦09 MU 8t. 81,
One of the
UaSortoken ia tfeo Woott
FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. C. SHAFFER'
•StSSSCor. 14th & Eye
seoTaTcomley eft’Sifc
Artistic rierel Dealt*! Or Bsncrta
Ateht Phenei CinrenAen noi-j-I
iHJDE BROS. CO. Floral Pinene
1*1* r SI. N.W. NAtlenel ««•
H^W/TRIBUTES
• delivered.
WMUT NOATN
CllltH TO—

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