— ■■■■■■ 1 -■■■■— ■ J dancing will begin once more In the main ball room. (Carb0 at Qtyattkn. Ufatfyi. Brattifi. YOUNG HOSTESS FOWLER. FREDERICK W. The family of BFTI.EB WILLIAM ALEXANDER. On SHAW. JOHN ft. Departed this Ilf# on Fri- Mrs. Henry Ford is president of the the late FRED FOWLER acknowledges with Wednesday. January 17. 1934. at his resi- day morning. January 19. 1934. at hi* Woman's National Farm and Garden grateful appreciation the kind expres- dence. 4B0d Kane pi. n.e.. WILLIAM AL- residenoe. 1102 ttth at. n.w.. JOHN R. sions of sympathy from their friends and EXANDER BUTLER, the devoted husband SHAW, aged 62 years, the beloved son of Association whose National Capital neighbors end the Datcher Lodge. No. 1ft. ol Rosa Butler. lather of Calhe Proctor. Mrs. D. 8. Shaw. He leaves to Division is planning benefit card par- r. A. A. M. • Amy Cersene. Carle ton. Tilly and Sidney mourn their loss a loving son and Eva Holley and daughter, four one two ties and KNOTT. EARL I wish to thank my Butler. May Gardner nieces, nephew, Monday afternoon evening C. Remains resting at the sisters-in-law and a host of friends. Fu- neighbors, friends and relatives for their Blanche Savoy. January 29, at the National Woman’s W funeral church. 1432 neral services will held at the Third kindness and sympathy at the time of Ernest Jarvis he Club. An additional list of You st. n w.. until Sunday noon; there- Baptist Church Monday. January 22. a* Country the death of my beloved husband. EARL Will Be Host to Famous at 40011 Kane 1 p.m. • The Presides those making table reservations in- C KNOTT after his late residence. • pi. n w. Funenal Tuesday. January 23. STEVENS. cludes Mrs. Heck Marvin, Mrs. HIS WIFE. ELIZABETH B. KNOTT. SARAH. On Thursday. January Cloyd at 8 am. from the Incarnation Church. lH.19.i4, at her 906 st. n.w.. THOMAS. ELIZABETH. The family of the residence. 6 Carroll Nash, Mrs. J. Warner O’Leary, Deanwood. D C. Interment Plscataway. SARAH STEVENS. the devoted mother of Gave late ELIZABETH THOMAS wish to ex- 22 Pianist, Senor Iturke, Who Mrs. T. Howard Mrs. William Md. Olivia Boyd, daughter of Joseph Boyd, sis- Duckett. press to their relatives and friends many CAMPBELL. ALOYSIUS. Departed this life ter of Rachel Prather and John Boyd. Miss Edith Hayden, their heartfelt thanks and appreciation Ridgely Chapllne. 19, 1934. at hla resi- She also leaves a number of other rela- for the many beautiful floral tributes and Friday, January Dr. Mary O’Malley, Miss Jessie M. Rob- 34 Patterson at. n.e., ALOY8IU8 tive# and friends. Funeral Sunday. Jan- Benefit. kind expressions of In the hour dence. Warm sympathy their loss uary 21. at l pm from New Bethel Springs bins, Mrs. Newman Little, Mrs. Claire THE FAMILY. • Campbell. He leaves to mourn of their deep sorrow. Baptist Church. 9th and 8 sts. Mrs. E. Adams. Mrs. a loving mother. Eliza Alice Campbell; n.w.. Rev. Dyson, Lyman Eddie and Charles William D. Jarvis officiating Relatives William Howard and Mrs. Cur- three brothers. William. p Dwight SratljH. Campbell; four cousins. Joe C.. Joe T.. and friends are invited Remains rest- Will of the • tis Mumford. Augesius and Clarence Campbell, two ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ROOSEVELT Torovsky, organist church, ADAMS. SUSIE. On Wednesday. January church. 1432 You st. n.w.. j nlcres. Willlemeaner and Mary Campbell, until 6 pm. over for a half hour the IT 10.34. SUSIE ADAMS, beloved mothe' Saturday: thereafter at her late have as his guests Sunday, played preceding and a host of other relatives and frtbnds resi- Dr. E. S. Hendry, well-known physi- of Bernadine Adams Farrell She also dence. 906 O st. n.w. Senor Jose Iturbe and his daugh- ceremony and the choir of the church Remains resting at Eugene Ford’g funeral Interment Lay* j cian of who is leaves to mourn their loss a sister. tonsville. Md. 21 Washington, recuperat- 1300 South Capitol at. Remains ter. Senorita Maria Iturbe, who sang “O Perfect Love." Blanche Clay, two brothers. James and parlors. PRESIDENT j ing from a recent illness, and Mrs. will be taken to 34 Patterson st. n.e. at 8TUAKT. SUSANNAH E. On Friday. Jan- tomorrow and remain The bride was in marriage by Percy Adams. Remains resting it Slew- will arrive | given 4 January 21. Funeral uary J 9. 1934. at her son s Hendry left their home in Thrifton art's funeral home. .'10 H st. n.e.. until pm. 8unday. residenct, who will ! her father, who also officiated. She ! at 9 from Holy 34 46 Oak wood terrace. SUSANNAH ft. over night. Senor Iturbe, give Saturday, HO. thereafter at her Monday. January 22, am. Village this week for Miami Beach. January N. J. aves. 8TUART. in her M6th year, beloved wlfo tomorrow afternoon in was a in a grown of late 04 n.e. Funeral Redeemer Church. N Y. and a piano recital striking picture and in Cuba. residence, Myrtle st. of the late William M Stuart and mother Fla., points They expect at H from her n w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Hall, recently gave a con- heavy ivory satin made on medieval Sunday. January HI. p m., of William G. Stuart. Funeral Constitution j to be away for month. late residence HO 21 services the Vienese lace at the above residence cert in New York for the benefit of lines. Her veil of Point j January 18. Monday. January j MARTIN LEE. On Thursday. Jan- COLES. MARY. On Thursday. 22. at 2 o'clock p.m. 20# a of and AI.LWINE. Warm Springs Foundation. Mrs. Roose- | was held by chaplet pearls, In uary 18. 10.34. at his residence. 1025 Ben- 1034. at Garfield Hospital. MARY COLES, Great Interest Is being shown the sister of Missie Jackson. UzeJla THOMAS. CHRISTINA A. Suddenly, on SaU a to the she carried an prayer nin«r rd. n.e MARTIN LEE. the beloved loving elt making special trip ivory-covered Pierce Hall of Miller. She urday. January 20. JH.J4. at her resi- carried her mother Players’ production husband of Mary T. Allwine. Funeral Hoed. Marshall and Charles Metropolis for the concert. book which was toy to dence. 3707 Woodley road n w.. CHRIft- "Years End." the new by Olga from hii late on leaves other relatives and friends after at their She 1 play residence Mondgy. Jan- TINA A THOMAS, beloved wife of Alfred Mrs. Roosevelt left immediately and her sister weddings. uary 2" at 0:30 am: thence to the Holy mourn her departure Remains resting Helms and William Rodon, next Wed- A Thomas and beloved mother of Ann the also held a small of orange Name at the John T. Rhlnei funeral chapel. 3rd the reception to Congress Thursday bouquet Church, where mass will be said ai and Arthur 0 Thomai Remains nesday and Thursday evenings, Janu- 10 and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral 8unday. Jan- resting is at Warm Ga., blossoms and lilies of the valley. a m Relatives and friends are Invited at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 evening and Spring, ary 24 and 25, in Pierce Hall. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. 21 uary 21. at 3 pm. from the above chapel. Mrs. Guido R. Perera of Boston, sis- Interment Lynchburg. Va. 21 14th st. n.w. Nonce ol funeral later. 21 over Sunday. | Prominent among those who will at- BROWN. ELIZABETH JACKSON. On Thurs- ter of the bride, was the matron of i •F. NEALE. GEORGE 8. On Friday. Jan- THOMAS. FLORA WEST. On Wednesday. tend the opening performances of the day January IS. 13.34. ELIZABETH January J7. 1934. FLORA WEST The Ambassador of France and Mme. honor, a blackberry moss crepe JACKSON BROWN beloved wife of John uary 19, 1934, at his residence. 1607 wearing new are Dr. and Mrs. Ulysses st. n w beloved THOMAS of 202 M st. s.e. She leave* will entertain a company play Brown, daughter of William Briscoe Re- Decatur GEORGE 8.. de Laboulaye gown with a velvet hat and muff to G. P. the third of the husband of Julia E De Neale Funeral to mourn their loss one son. one daughter, j Pierce, secretary mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fis- a of young people at dinner this evening match. from his late residence on Monday. Jan- grandfather, three aunts and many Egyptian legation; Mr. Andre Cattaui, neral church. 1432 You st. n w. Notice other relatives and friends. Funeral Mon- their Milo. Marie Teresa of funeral later. uary 22. at 8:30 a m.; thence to Sacred for daughter, The other attendants were Mrs. Or- at 11 a m from j with Miss Catherine McCord; Senator Heart Church, where mass will be said day. January 22. Georg# de Laboulaye, the company going later sister BUMBRY. ALBERT. this life Sat- C. Clarkes funeral 1416 j vilie King of Chestnut Hill, Pa., Mrs. Duncan U. Mr. Departed it 9 a m Relatives and friends invited parlors. Florid* and Fletcher, ave. n.e. to the dance which the acting S°cre- r,f the Miss Law- urday, January 20, 13.34. at 7:30 am. Interment at Congressional Cemetery. Interment in Rosemont Cem- bridegroom: Dorothy and Mrs. Sanford Bates, Col. and Mrs. after a long Illness at his residence. 3020 etery. of State and Mrs. William Phillips :4. at her residence. 2022 F st. nw crepe gown with a mink coat and a in Washington. be charge arrangements. on in The M Ah Y entertain at the Chevy Chase Club, j morning "Reality Religion MARY FEAST ‘nee Norris beloved wife WRIGHT. ELIZABETH. Departed : musical by tn.s l.fe Tnursday. January 1* IV.'U. are Mr. and Mrs hat to match They will make their lightful program planned j A musicaie will be presented as the nt th* late Louden Feast Funeral from W’here they staying. Mrs. Patrick church choir will assist, directed by MARY EL'ZABET H WRICiHT of l*.i* home at Chestnut Hill. Pa. Brig. Gen and Guiney. Mrs Walter A Gawler will be given fifth in a series of Sunday afternoon the James T Ryan funeral home 217 Breasted. : he latter formerly Miss j Central ave. n e the daughter of the late i U. S. A will be hosts at a small Katherine Mrs. William Collins; Esther Hull at Pennsylvania ave s e on Monday Jan- came, from their The out-of-town guests were Mrs by Riggs, harpist. Emily evenis at Congressional Country Club Robert and lianr.an Bernard She leave* Martha Ferguson, at the Shoreham this uary 22. at 8 ;to a m thtnce to St William Baum of dinner evening and Hill iu mourn loja a huioand. Alonzo home for the lecture, which Chicago, Dr. Thomas Coville, soprano, Kathryn tomorrow at 5 o'clock The artists will the organ. At 5 30 will be a tea hon- Stephens Church. 2.’»fh «♦. ar.j Pa tve tneir Chicago Wright; five children. Bernard. Catherine. S of uncle < Rawls, accompanist. be Anne contralto, and n w where requiem mass will be offered the former gave last evening for the Phillips Springfield. Ohio, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Mary Yago McGuffey. oring the Bagby C. E. James. Almedia and Agnes Wruht on* Howry table will be I at !► a m Relatives and friends Invited. of the bride; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Presiding at the tea Senor Arsenio Ralon, violinist of the urotner. Frank Bernard, a sister. Cath- National Geographic Society. His Howry will entertain at tea tomorrow The will continue at Interment Arlington National Cemetery, J Gilmore Mrs. J. Rollow. Mrs. Arthur C. National with pastor 7:30 pm. erine Bernard, and a sister-in-law. Marla and Dr. Breasted came from his Kerley, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Douglas Symphony Orchestra, ‘Baltimore. Md papers please copy » 21 father ; afternoon in their home on O street the sermon series. "The Life That Bernard Remains restini at Stewart* Quarrier. Mrs. Herbert all Christie, Mrs. Edward J. Roth and Elizabtth Gardner-Coombs and Ethel P Philadelphia home to hear the talk. Phelps, j in compliment to Mrs. McCenev Wer- Counts." The second will be "The Face FINES, FANNIE On Tuesday. January liineia. home, tin H si. n.e. Funeral Mon- of New York: Dr. Frederic of Mrs. William Earle Clark. Assisting M Ralon assisting at the piano. Id. 19.24 FANNIE P FINES beloved wife day. January tl'J. at U am. from Holy They all are guests of Representative Fleming j lich. who will leave shortly to join of a Man." The chorus, under ol New York, rector of Mrs. Hamilton in receiving the guests 1 Following the musicale Mrs. Gradner- youth of the latp John T Fines and mother Reoeemer Cnurch. Interment at Mount Greenway. who was hostess at supper Trinity Church; ; Mr. McCeney Werlich at the United Thomas Mr' Mamie Rollins. Mrs will be Mrs. Walter Mrs James I the direction of George Hall, will sing. Ff^ies. Ouvet Cemeienr the lecture. Mr. and Mrs. Gino L. Perera and Miss ; in and Princess Hinton, Coombs will entertain at dinner in Annie Wohrey of Washington. D. C ancl last evening following States embassy Paris, 1 The Union will meet Tues- Mary Thacker, all of Boston; Mrs. Lloyd Wright. Mrs. Earle W Wallick. j honor of Mrs. McGuffey and Senor and Disciples' Mrs Addle Staples and Bennie Fine of ; Margaret Boncompagni. who is spend- day at 6:30. at the H Street Church. Kinrr George County Va Funeral from In UUmnriam. John of R. I.: i Mrs Herbert A Howell, Mrs Sidney C. Senora Ralon. W W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral Wcddint in Epiphany Church Wainwright Newport. ing sometime in Washington. Assist- fp* a conference, dinner and election BELT. MAHV E. In .ad and lovine remem- Mr. and Cousins and Mrs Paul E. Sharb. home. 517 11th st s.e on Saturday. Interest. Mrs. John Van Norden of j will be several of bra n rc ol my dear, darling mother MARY Of Great Social ing contemporaries of officers. F H. Harmon of Columbia January ’’O. at 7 pm Relatives ard Scarsdale. N. Y.; Dr. and Mrs. C. N. the honor A number of important persons In- E BELl. who departed this life one year more than in- guests. friend* are Invited Interment Whit? A wedding of usual Mrs. Consuelo Andrew Seoane enter- music and music Heights presiding. Revs. A P Wilson. ago today. January 20. lUJ.i. Watson of Philadelphia, Mrs. Charles eluding fovers patrons Oak. Va on Sunday. January 21 at j in took at noon R Miller. J. and Sherwood, terest Washington place Linthicum of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. C. Calhoun will be at home tained at a small dinner at the Army are the patronesses for the approaching Douglas 1 p m 20 I When I was a little boy who have come to I olten neard you say today in the Church of the Epiphany J. Allison afternoon from 4 Club for Prof, and Mrs William R. concert In Constitution Hall Tuesday recently Washing- GREEN HELEN EOI'VFNIA FAIRFAX De- Scott of Philadelphia. Mrs. ; informally Sunday That you hid a better home when Miss Sallie Hews daugh- ton will be formally welcomed parted this life suddenly on Wednesday. Phillips, Hudson Elliott of St. I to 6:30 o’clock in compliment to Shepherd of New York, who came to night. February 6. of the world-famous You woutd go to borne day Bridge Louis, January 17 1924. a* 2:45 am at Emer- ter of the Rev. Dr. ZeBamey Thorne a the German em- once a time Dr. J. D. Montgomery, who repre- Mr. and Mrs. John Winterstein of I Baroness van Breugel Douglas, wife attend dinner at Westminster Choir, upon gency Hosoital HELEN LOUVENIA FAIR- A home with God in Heaven. rector of the church, and Mrs. sents this church in the field, There no s.cK.iess to have. Phillips, Chestnut Hill, cousins of the bride- I of the counselor of the Netherlands bassy Saturday night and were guests from Dayton, Ohio, but nowadays of foreign PAX GREEN beloved daughter of John F became the bride of Mr. Rob- will leave tomorrow for South Amer- Butler and lo* ;ng wife of John Green 1 m praying, dear mother, to meet you Phillips, groom; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. legation. of Ambassador Luther Prof. Shep- Princeton, N J., the concert of sacred there SON. ED. Young. ica. after an extended in this She also leaves two sisters. Mary M Gross ert. Wallace McClenahan of Philadel- the former Miss herd the Seth Low chair at and secular music, sung a capella. to furlough ! Olive Sherley of this occupies and Rcgera Mason, one daughter Frances BLLT. MARY E. A tribute of love and Pa son of Dr Robert Stewart | Mr. R A. of the foremost country phia. city; Mr. and Mrs. John M. Carter, Young, governor Columbia University and has spent be conducted by America's Butler, and a host of other relatives and memory to mv dear mother. MARY’ E. | McClenahan of the American Univer- Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, has Dr William- The Minard group of the council will friends Funeral Tuesday. January 22. Bpll wno departed thia life one year the former Miss Elise Alexander of i many years abroad at European uni- choir director. John Finley in and Mrs. McClen- arrived in and is at the founded the choir in and meet at the church 1:30 pm. at 2 pm from Eugene Fords funeral ago today. January :i0. 1033. sity Cairo, Egypt, Washington versities as exchange professor. son, who 1920, Thursday, home 1200 South st. Interment Washington. Capitol Some day I hope to meet you. ! ahan. Carlton has been its conductor. Midweek prayer service topic is ‘•’The Woodlawn A round of pre-nuptial festivities only Cemetery Some day I Know not when; The for the wedding Mr. E. R Fancher. governor of the Mrs H. E Talbott of Menace of Fear.” C. Campbell, leader in a arrangements were given in honor of the Mrs. John W Gullck entertained a Sponsored by We did not know the pain you bore. To ci&sp your hand better land. The church popular Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, the Choir The will give a 15-minute talk We did not see you die. Never to part again. were charming in detail. bride and group of Army women, members of her New York City, Westminster pastor bridegroom. Among those Is also at the Carlton for a j at this We only know you went away HLR LONELY’ DAUGHTER. FLORENCE. had a simple decoration of fern and who short stay. Club, at luncheon was heard here two years ago in a re- service. entertained were Mrs. Alvin T Reading yesterday And did not >ay goodby FRANCIS. BEYERLY. A tribute of love and on the altar there were Easter lilies. As when covers markable concert, the audience for THE FAMILY. 22 Hert, Miss Anne Carter Greene, Miss I Mr. Lincoln Filene. at Gatewood House, were [ devotion to ih’ memory of my dear fa- were Mr. recently ap- which filled Constitution dll to over- the guests assembling. Adolf, tor 17 The club to n.inni, linnnn.n r. l. v^ii ruun*. umn~ ;her, BtVtRLY FRANCIS, who departed Agnes Shands. Miss Helen i to the Industrial laid guests. plana Clifford, pointed Advisory at this iile two ago today. January its luncheons at new flowing. and large groups of Washing- uary H*. U*.'i4, Emfrucncy Hospital yens Mr. Mannix Walker, Mrs. William Me- Board of the N. R A has been hold monthly this LAWRENCE HARRY beloved son of the ; joined ton choir singers joined with the visit- DR. SIZOO TO SPEAK Clellan Ritter. Miss Bess Armstrong. at the Shoreham by Mrs. Filene. headquarters henceforth. late Millard Clay and Jefsie Harry and 1 saw you fading like a flower. ing choisters in singing a final deeply husband of Carrie Harry. He is also sur- But could not Dine you stay. Miss Sarah Jenkins Smith, Mr. and « O_4 P A /-« number Since that time, vivfd by one son one brother and si* 2 nursed you with tender kindneag iiviii vui < iu in uait'i viiam and their friends will impressive The Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman and Mr. and j Missourians sisters Remains restir.e at the home of Until God called you away. Marries the fame of the choir has increased ON SHATTERED FAITH Mrs Frederick Faust. Washington Widow. meet tonight at the Washington Hotel, his sister. Mrs Bergman. 2038 Belleview recalls the memory now an has Today constantly. and invitation terrace. Washington. D. C. Notice of fu- a The is a of i Of interest in Washington is the mar- in the Hall of Nations, at 8 15 o'clock, Of loved one laid to rest. bridegrom graduate been extended and by the neral later. 21 Ana those who thine of him today Chef Princeton riage of Mrs. Grace B Quinter of this to observe "Congressional night." with accepted University, the class of 1924. ! Summer HENSON. El.LA. Departed this life Thurs- Are those who loved him best. to Mr. J. W Secre- choir to go abroad the coming Sermons Continued To- and a member of the crew and city Rixey Smith, members of the Missouri delegation and Evening day. January is. 11*34 at 4 to a m.. at HIS DEVGiED oON. CHARLES E. FRAN- varsity j to appear in concert in many European the Cap and Gown Club. tary to Senator Carter Glass of Vir- other distinguished Missourians in Providence Hospital. ELLA HENSON. She clt countries, notably in Russia, where the le&\es to mourn their loss a stepmother. Says: ginia. which took place at noon today Government service as of honor. morrow—Honors for Miss FRANCIS. BtVERLY Sacred to the mem- guests American Ambassador. William C. Moriah Harris, one r.iece. Ruth Payne Corned j in the Church of the ory ol our dear lather. BEVERLY FRAN- Concert at Transfiguration Mr. John B Gordon will preside at the Tavinr. and also a host of other relatives :eei nasn SuIgTave Club Bullitt is to be the patron. CIS. who departed this life two year* ago With Fashionable in New York, the Rev. Dr. Russell Bowie meeting The program will be followed Niemeyer. and friend?. Remains resting at Eugene today. January 20. 2032. with Patronage. Patrons for the Washington concert Ford's funeral home, i.'too South Capitol of Grace Church, New York, officiating. the will We shall never forget the day Poached Donna by reception. Dancing begin Mrs. st Remains to be :a!:en to the residence. Ortensia. Contessa di Mig- wiil be Mrs. William Howard Taft, When you left us all alone. Fate Mrs Smith was the widow of Mr. Wil- at 10 o'clock. 121R Half st se. Saturday. January 20. nano. will give a program of this Lawrence Townsend. Mrs Adolph Cas- It seems that when you went away Hot songs liam K. Quinter. prominent attorney of At the New York Avenue at 4 pm where funeral services will be afternoon in the Miller. Mrs. Nicholas Presbyterian The sunshine left our home. name* Sulgrave Club for The at the per Longworth, held Monday. January 22, at 2 p m Rev. Washington. only guests Mrs. Redwood Vandergrlft and Mrs. Church tomorrow morning Dr Joseph our which Senhora de Lima e Silva. Senora Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs. Robert Wright officiating. 21 Before eyes you faded. ; were Mr. Homer Millard, who R. will have for his Growing weaker each da*. wedding Albert G. Dodge will be hostesses at1 Mrs. James Wadsworth. Sizoo subject JACKSON. ROBERT. On Wednesday Jan- SUNDAY BREAKFAST de Cardenas. Mme. Bostrom. Baroness Lowe Bacon. Patiently bearing your suffering acted as best man. and Mrs. Millard. the tea given the Women's Club “When Faith Is Shattered.” He will uary 17. 1034. ROBERT JaCKSON of Beck-Friis. Mrs. Truxtun Beale. Mrs. i by City Mrs. Sidney Cloman. Mrs. A Mitchell Until God cook you away. 9 A. M. to 11 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will return to this afternoon at the club house, 736 continue his Sunday evening series of 4*'.44 Hayes at., ne He leaves to Tracy Dows. Princess Palmer, Mrs. John Allan Daugherty, mourn their loss a devoted wife. Mary We have only your memory dear father. Boncompagni | Washington the first of the week and Jackson at 4:30 o’clock Presid- sermons with the relation of and Mrs. place, Mrs. Eaward Evprett Gann. Mrs. Flem- dealing Jackson: three sons, four daughters, To rememoer our whole life through. Adolph Caspar Miller are' will not on a until But the sweetness go wedding trip ing at the tea tables will be Mrs. C. H. ! Willmott Lewis. religion to the modern world. His two sons-in-law. four grandchildren will linger forever patronesses. ing Newbold. Lady we treasure the mage of you. j Congress adjourns, when they plan to Howland. Miss Alice T. Stabler and Miss subject will be "A World Order Chal- and a host of other relatives and A* Contessa di Is the of Mrs Henry7 Alvah Strong. Mrs. George friends Remains resting at the George HIS DAUGHTERS Mignano guest ; go to Florida Catherine Melton. Jesus PIERRETTE lenges C Clarke funeral chapel. 141b Florida tiKK. alii r.. in and Mrs. Van Ness or our the Ambassador of Spain and Senora at the West- Dunlop Philip loving memory They will be home at The Christian Endeavor Society will ave ne until 4 pm Sunday. January dear mothei and aunt ALICE V. FURR, de Cardenas until next week and will A number of boxes for this event Conn. Ave. at Uue St. j chester. where Mrs. Smith has been Mrs. William Houston Johnson of hold its tea at 6 o'clock 21; thereafter at his late residence, where who (.ntert-Q her haven of re»t ten year* a which will be sponsored by the Wash- fellowship funeral services will be held at 1 p m give recital Saturday, January 27, in ! her home, and later a luncheon at1 ago today. January 20. 1024 making they plan Chicago gave today have this evening in the parish hall, with Monday. January 22 Interment Payne's WALTER R New York before Jan- ; ington Federation of Churches, FURR. OLIVER E. FURR. sailing Monday, to go to Gunnell Hall, in Fairfax Wardman Park Hotel in honor of Mrs. Mrs. Thomas G Willis as hostess. Fol- Cemetery 20 IDA B KING 29. in order to reach in been reserved, and the audience of the uary Italy time County. Va.. the 200-year-old estate Walter Tuckerman. There were 10 \ lowing the tea Miss Hester Sias will JACOBS. JOSEPH S. On Thursday. January JORDAN. RICHARD E. In loving remem- for her recital at the occasion will include distinguished dip- Santa Cecilia which Mr. Smith recently purchased. guests. 18. iJj.,4 at Sibley Hospital. JOSEPH S brgnce or our bfio\*d laiher and grand* lomats whose countries the choir mil lead the discussion of the topic, "let- Academy, 9. Contessa di an thf beloved son of the late Mary and lamer. RICHARD £ JORDAN who left SALE- February Mr. Smith comes of old Virginia With Others.” Beniamin Jacobs. Funeral from the resi- visit on its tour of musical ministry and ting Along us sixteen years ago today. January 20. Mignano makes an annual visit in in the of Mrs. Samuel N. Fairchild entertained dence of his brother. David W. Jacobs. family long prominent history will. A turkey dinner will be held Thurs- Washington and has been the ! guests at her home in Takoma Park good 1108 K st n.e on Monday. January 22. guest the State. at 6:15 o'clock in the hall, You wore a crown of patience. at the day parish at 8.30 a m. Requiem high ma.ss at Holy Spanish embassy during her Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. years you on: j under the of the church Bible Name Church at 9 a m Relatives and Through struggled more recent Pulton will Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Crawford, ac- auspices Those hands that rest forever $21 SUITS visits. Before Senor and j Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, jr„ Clarence Taylor, who with her family friends are Invited Interment Mount 1 bv their Miss school. This dinner will be in honor Are the ones that made the home. Senora de Cardenas returned to this give a tea this afternoon in the home is spending the Winter here. The guests companied daughters. Olivet Cemetery. 21 and Miss Fiances Craw- of Miss Ernestine Niemeyer. a mem- ROSIE. PEARL. EaTLLLE. VIRGINIA. she was the at the -jf the former's at 1669 Thirty- were all old friends of Mrs. most Janet Crawford JOHNSON. LESLIE. On Tuesday. January post guest Rumanian J parents Taylor, PHILIP. ber of the church, who is a foreign son of LANGFORD. Sacred to the mem- legation several times while the late' first street, when Mrs. Kenneth Clark, of them been classmates in ford of Walton. N. Y., are spending lb. 1934. LESLIE, beloved Mary $15 having in Johnson, brother of Rut h and John John- ory ol my beloved nusband. PHILIP & few at the missionary Colombia, South America. M. Cretziano was Minister when his i Mrs. Lyle C. Wilson, Mrs. Allan E. college. days Dodge. son and cousin of Mhiured Johnson. He LANGFORD who departed this life Jan- Following the dinner, at 8 o'clock, the uary 20. 1021. DEVOTED WIPE. JANE daughter acted as his hostess. Mrs. Reeside and Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner Present were Mrs. Julian M. Howe. also leaves three sons Remains resting midweek prayer service wrill be observed at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. LITTLE. VINCENT G. < Nothing Down—Just Pay Mildred Kolb will at the tea table. Mrs. Robert Mrs. Juan R. Mayer of New York, ULSTER* A token Schulze will play the preside Price, Mrs. John C. Thomp- 1432 U st. n.w. Funeral Sunday. Jan- of and formerly of Washington, has arrived in the Lincoln Chapel. Dr. Sizoo will love devotion in memory of >on in accompaniments for Contessa di Mi$- son, Mrs. Harold A. Miller, Mrs. Martin uary 21. at Glenont, Ya. 21 ana broifter, VINCENT G tBUSTEHl $5 February Dr. B. Coeol Portland, Ore?., the Shoreham to a week en continue his discussions on the general iano this afternoon. Wayne Iverson, Mrs. Thornton M. Woodall, at spend JONES. DAISY L. Departed this life on LITTLE who passed away January 20. is in Washington for a conference with route to Miami Beach, where she will theme. ''Christianity and the Industrial Thursday. January If*. 1SU4, at lu 46 1920. five years ago today. in March Mrs. Dale Hamilton, Mrs. George M 'Tis svteet to breathe your name. $5 Interior Department officials. Dr. Coe take an apartment for the rest of the Order." pmat Emergency Hospital. DAISY L. Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West will Wilmetb, Miss Alice Rem son. Miss Mary JONES, devoted wife of Alfred Jones, be- MOTHER. BROTHER AND SISTERS. Ls the son of Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, who season. The Wednesday Morning Guild Is $5 in April t>e at home tomorrow afternoon from 4 Glenwrlght of Washington and Takoma loved mother of Helen Jones sister of RYDER. THOMAS J. In loving remem- the of Portland with an planning a food sale Saturday at 10 lo 6 o'clock in their apartment at 2101 ! presented city Park, and Mrs. Jessie Blakely of Hunt- Virginia Holmes and George Francis. She brance of our dear husband and father. equestrian statue of the late President c 0 Oom tlfilio m c r\f VC o’clock, in the parish hall. This sale also leases other relatives and friends. THOMAS J. RYDER, who departed this Connecticut avenue. ington, W. Va. Remains resting at the John T Rhines lile seven ago Theodore Roosevelt. H. of Aurora will include cookies, cake, pastries, jel- years today. January 20. 7th & F and Mrs. L. Williams funeral chapel 3rd and Eye s's. s a. No- 1027. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. • EISEMAN’S, Mr. and entertained at a lies. etc. Luncheon will be served tice of funeral later 21 The Mrs. J. P. Fishburn of Hills, Va.. party yes- SIMMONS. BRENTA A. In memory chief of naval operations and Mr. Doyle C. recently from 11 to 2 loving McDonough, afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock o'clock. KRAUSE. IDA. On Thursday January of my I-—-—I; Mrs. William H. Standley will be at Roanoke, Va who are at the Shoreham, terday 18. wife. BRENTA A SIMMONS, de- attached to the American consulate, of her the event 1934. at Sibley Hospital. IDA KRAUSE parted this life one year ago today. Jan- aome will return home tomorrow'. They are at the home parents, tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 Bombay, India, is spending some time beloved wife of Joe Krause. 1440 Newton uaiy 20. I9.i*t. accompanied by Mrs. Robert B. Adams celebrating her birthday anniversary. st n.e. Funeral services at chapel of o 6:30 o'clock in their home on Ob- He We loved you in life and atlll love you in Washington at the Martinique. and contests were EX-SECRETARY TO VALLEE John R. Wright Co.. 1337 10th st. n w servatory Circle. and Mrs. Robert R. Nelson. Mr. Fish- Many games par- In death is accompanied by his sister, Mrs. the Monday. January 22. at 10:30 am In- * burn is a prominent newspaper pub- ticipated in by the guests, and HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Bebe of Kansas Kans. terment Walkers Chapel. Va. 21* Fitagerald City, lisher. young receiving the greatest num- WILSON. ZENOBIA EDNA. In loving: mem- The resident commissioner of the lady WILL TESTIFY FOR WIFE LANK. HESTER ANN MITCHELL. On Fri- ory of our dearly belovtd daughter and ber of correct answers was crowned day. January 19. 1934. at the residence of Philippines and Mrs. Camilo Osias en- and Mrs. Ross Winans. U. S. sister. ZENOBIA EDNA WILSON, who ‘Maj. Mrs. B Scott a brief of the The were her daughter. Mrs Charles H. Le Fevre at dinner at at the Shore- Young spent queen party. guests passed into eternal rest three yeart ago TONIGHT tertained the Shoreham M. C., will a dinner in in Plane 2323 Tracy pi n.w.. HESTER ANN 1 give time in New York, the guest of her from Aurora Hills and Washington and Arrives Hollywood and today. January 20. 1PJI. ast evening, when the company num- ham this evening, when covers will be MITCHELL LANK. widow of William Mr. and Mrs.' Reid. included Miss Charlotte Miss a and every oered 14. Mr. Osias returned three cousins, Eugene King. Miers Lank of Philadelphia. Pa Services They say time heals broken heart. laid for 23. Is Held in Seclusion Fay seems Thursday Mrs. Young left by motor Winifred Gregory, Miss Betty Kincheloe. by at St. Peter s Church. Smyrna. Del at But. oh. it untrue. iveeks ago from Manila. For three years rur hearts have WEDNESDAY with a of friends for Miami Miss Dorace Wait. Miss Jackie Lanier, 12:30 p m. Monday. January 22. Inter- ached. Comdr. Elliott Buckmaster. U. S. N„ party Webb's Attorney. ment St Peter's Cemetery. Dear Edna, lust for you. Boston have Beach, Fla., where she will remain until Miss Mary Jane Moore. Miss Norman THE FAMILY. • SATURDAY The marriage of Miss Mary Louise and Mrs. Buckmaster of LASSITER. LUCY SPEED. On Friday. Jan- Renkin. Miss Margaret Alexander, Miss the Associated Press. & SUNDAY Watson, daughter of Col. Joel Frank- arrived in Washington for a short stay Spring. By uary 19. 1934. at her residence. 1215 Mr. James will Mrs. Jeanette Leek. Miss Billy Miss 17th at. n.w.. LUCY SPEED LASSITER, lin Watson. U. S. and Mrs. Watson, and are at the Martinique. McNary occupy Hughins, HOLLYWOOD, January 20—A sur- FUNERAL DIRECTORS A, and Miss Jean Kew. beloved wife of the late Henry Lassiter. Youngs apartment, in the Argonne, Cornelia Grothe witness for the marital case of to Lieut. Gordon U. S. A., son — prise Funeral from her late residence Monday. * Rogers. The Club will enter- her absence. of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. will take Wesley Heights during Rudy and Fay Webb Vallee, a former ; January 22. at 9:30 a m.: thence to St W. W. DEAL & CO. Rogers, and Mrs. G. C. Barnum of East Augustine's Catholic Church, where re- Meyer Davis Music tain at a tea and musicale tomorrow, Mr. confidential of the orchestra 810 H ST H 8~IH0 place this afternoon at 4 o'clock in secretary mass will be celebrated at 10 E._LINCOLN Mr and Mrs W. V. A Kemp of New Aurora, N. are a few days quiem * the of the War Y„ spending leader, was secluded here today by Mrs. o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Si* chapel Army College FOUND. York have returned to Washington for at the CHAS. S. ZURHORST in Washington Dodge. Vallee’s and of A reception will follow in the officers' attorney. LASSITER. LUCY. Officers members 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. BEER Served PUP. female. Sunday morn- an indefinite stay and are at the Mar- re- flub at the POX TERRIER The secretary, Johnson Hurd, arrived the Catholic Beneficial Society are Lincoln college. ing at 17th and Mass ave. Telephone DE. to attend a call meeting Sunday. __Phone 0372__ * ★ tinique. Mrs. John L. Cassin of Drummond. from New York and was quested TABLES 5224. at* 1 by airplane Md.. will sail from New York January January 21. 1934. at 7:30 p m on ac- Mrs. Elbert Thomas will be hostess Barre was those spirited away Under guard before his count of the death of Sister LUCY LAS- F. Birch's Sons Mrs. Marion among the Mediter-' Joseph at this at 27 for a trip through was disclosed last SITER Remains are at 1215 17th st. (ISAAC BIRCH) tea afternoon, entertaining _ LOST._ at dinner at Gatewood identity night by entertaining ranean. She will return about the mid-1 n.w. Funeral from St. Augustine’s Church .he Club in Lost and Found advertisements for last Ben C. Cohen, counsel for Mrs. Vallee. 22. 10 a m 3034 M St. N.W. Congressional compliment House evening preceding the week- die of March. Monday. January at SJS« . to Mrs. Preston Cannon, when her the Star will be accepted dinners Three more witnesses from the East CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. Pres. ’MIHWS. daily ly bridge recently inaugurated • FLORENCE WILSON. Rec. Secy. laughter. Miss Esther Thomas, will re- Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up there. will follow. Cohen said, to testify for JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. The dance by Mu Chapter,; ANNIE D, Departed this life on vive with them. to noon issue. given Mrs. Vallee in her separate main- MEEKS. 1337 lOth 81. N.W. Phon* NOrth 8847 day of Saturdays i January 19. 1934. at her resi- Tau Phi Sorority, Friday evening was tenance action In which Vallee is Friday. Establishes 1878 and legal holidays up to 10 A M. day Bachelors Take Table for dence. T510 Kingman place n.w.. ANNIE Countess Felicia is a decided success, with around Glzycka sailing' issue. For The Star up Roosevelt Foundation Ball. 1001 accused of indiscretions with four D MEEKS. She leaves to mourn their of Sunday The affair which 1 this evening from New York on the couples in attendance. \ women. loss a nephew. Frank H. Lloyd; one niece. to 11 P.M. a of other rela- V. SPEARE CO. Bremen for Saturday._ The honor tables for the birthday featured the three little pigs and the Rosie Winborn. and host L. Germany. 1 Cohen said Hurd would be his client’s tives and friends. Body temporarily rest- BILLPOLD*contiln 1 n g sum of money. In Fox ball of the President on Tuesday night, bad wolf much fun and Neither the successors to nor connected with Theater. Friday matinee performance; liberal big, provoked principal witness at the hearing on ing at Malvan & Schey s funeral home. N. the original W R. Speare establishment Mrs. James T. of Boston, who 30, at the Hotel Shoreham the members ave. n.w. Kelly reward A. McOarraghy. 139 N. C ave. January merriment among and! temporary alimony next Wednesday. At ! J and R st. Notice of funeral REVENT COLDS I Wash- will be men later. is Mrs. in ; t. Lincoln 2288.22* Louise Miss Susan 1009 H St. N.W. vsittng Eugene Byrnes occupied by outstanding guests. Miss Carl, this time Mrs. Vallee's plea for $7,450 NAiioDai°n* 78P7 the clean and ington. will give a luncheon at the BOOK, near Ga. ave. and District line. enRi- and women who have each subscribed Hall of Lyon Village and Miss Audrey MONTAGUE, AIXEN. On Tuesday. Jan- Keep system j cover. Re- monthly will be considered, but the uary 15. 1934. ALLEN MONTAGUE, be- P" balance. Shoreham today for a small group of neer's note book, marked 2. on $1,000 for the privilege of having Seiber of Washington, mistress of cere- J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO. In proper alkaline ward If returned to 16 New York ave.. Ti- charges in the suit will not be heard, i loved son of Mrs. Susie Manning of Phil- one of the 10 tables were dressed FUNERAL DIRECTORS quests. lt oma Park Md or phone SHepherd 2848. surrounding monies at the Earl, to adelphia He Is also survived by a de- voted friend. Helen Brooks: four sisters, January the box of honor to be occupied by the three little and Mr. CREMATORIUM COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, strayed represent pigs, and other and SALII-PHOS Gen. and Mrs. Robert E. Wood of j Mrs. Mrs. Curtis Dali and four brothers relatives 4th * M»«« AYR HI. LINCOLN KM 1 it. Call EMerson 8563._ Roosevelt, James Scott of Clarendon took the part friends. Funeral Monday. January 22. at 111., entertained a small com-, PAYS SURPRISE VISIT Chicago. COLLIE DOG—Old. light brown, female, the members of the White House party of the big. bad wolf. The Dance Com- 1 p.m.. from the Morris A. Carter fu- at the seen Christmas at F sts. s.w. Frank pany at luncheon yesterday named Brownie; last on that occasion. The box of honor mittee consisted of Miss Susan Hall, neral home. 2nd and Inter- Geier's Sons Gd. j Chevy Chase: reward. Phone WI. 349<-W. ment Rosemont Cemetery. 1113 SEVENTH ST N.W. and the 10 honor tables will be placed chairman, assisted Miss Mary Hunt Mrs. Roosevelt Will Week Matinnal 9471 bull. male. 9 months old. tag by Spend MOORE. SAMl'EL H. Suddenly on Friday. Modern Chapel. Telephone1'*aiionai DOG. American in the of the which will No. 19623: named Wimpy." Reward Call lounge hotel, and Miss Vivian Gessford. January 19. 1934. at his residence. 209 at Warm □BBCTMKm&MnEXWmMMZm OBorgla 20111.___ be the center in the activities of the End Springs. Oth st. n.e.. SAMUEL H. MOORE, be- in- loved son of late Silas H. and Annit DOG. setter puppy. male, lost in Chevy with the palm room on the Mrs. Jesse Gregory entertained the evening, 20 K. Moore and brother of Silas E. Moore. Chase. Md.. white with black ticks and black on at a luncheon in her WARM SPRINGS. Ga„ January right and the left the main ball formally yesterday Mrs. F. G. Murray and Mrs. T. A. Jar- spot on shoulder WI. 341 5. com- (TP).—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is pay- I Reward._Call room and the dining room. home m Aurora Hills, Va., in vis. Funeral aervlces at his late residence CHAMBERS CHOCOLATE COVERED 8 brown body, black Warm an visit. I M DOG. collie. months: The holders of the honor tables are pliment to Mrs. Gertrude Williams of ing Springs unexpected on Monday, January 22. at 1:30 p.m. tail; female name "Jo"; vicinity 16th and who is her son The First Lady came here with Miss Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 21 Allison sts. Rewa rd_AD, 5599._ Mrs. Ray Baker, Mrs. Jacob Leander Sheboygan, Wis., vlsting _FUNERAL DESIGNS_ Miss Helen Lee Eames and Mr. and Mrs. L. Lorena Hickok for a week end of rest, NEWMAN. CHARLES E. Departed this life GLASSES, shell rim. brown case. Thursday Loose, Doherty, daughter-in-law, Friday. January 10, 1034, at his resi- Re- from Atlanta. It morning, on G or Avenue street car. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Forstmann, Mr. H. Williams of Aurora Hills. motoring yesterday dence. 1031 lit st. a w.. CHARLES E. ward, 1423 R n.w.. Apt. 31. NO. 4643-W. was hours after her arrival that FLORAL TRIBUTES and Mrs. James L. Ward, Mr. Freder- several NEWMAN, beloved son of Lucille and Rev. 31 between lHth Edward Newman. He also leaves to p*llw* GLASSES, folding Oxfords, ick Prince, Mr. Myron Taylor, Mr. residents of the community, except $2.50 up and K sts.. between 3 and 4 o'clock. Friday. officials of the Warm Springs Founda- mourn their loss two sisters. Annie E. Phone NAatlonal 0579.____ Pierre du Pont, MT. A. B. Whiteside LUMBER CODE SUIT WON Bowman and Margaret Contee: three tion. knew of her presence. She brother!. James. Edward. Jr., and Luclous KITTEN. 9 months old. reddish yellow fur. and the bachelors. The bachelors, 10 plans Newman, and several other relatives and J.H. brown eyes, strayed from 6039 Kansas ave. all cir- to leave Monday for Washington by &-40n)X of them, prominent In social friends. Remalna resting at Eugene p.w. Finder please return to above address BIRMINGHAM, Ala., January 20 UP). If the weather cles of the Capital and other clUes of airplane permits. Ford’s funeral home. 1390 South Capitol Dr phone GEorgla 1101 and receive reward of the W. E. Belcher Lum- WITH the will this each —Agreement at. Notice of funeral later. 'P/unu DUPONT <£> rGET ACQUAINTED THIS New Amsterdam Hotel East, occupy table, OVERCOAT, brown. ber Co. of Centerville, Ala., to abide PAGE. RUTH. On Monday. January 15. Friday night. Reward. Return to 3151 Mt. of them having contributed one-tenth N0«th7OOO Cl RCU * In the future and at her residence. 523 2nd st. s.w.. PURE CANDY SPECIAL- 31. CO. 3478-W. fee of It Is ex- by the lumber code BANK DEPOSITS UP 19.34, Pleasant at. n.w.. Apt. of the table $1,000. RUTH PAGE, devoted daughter of Jeffer- ■nd If you erer tasted more delicious, pure, fresh Candy to pay the difference be- PARCEL, small, containing lace, possibly In pected that this table will be the cyno- employes son and Rebecca Glascoe She leavea six at doable this the LOFT Store will return your Finder return tween code and the wages paid pries, front of Riggs Bank. please sure of many eyes throughout the bell. wages sisters, two brothers, seven nephews, one Gude Bros. Co^-i2T2_F_Ste money instantly. to The Legation of Paraguay. Wardman since last was announced yes- PHILADELPHIA, January 20 (JP).— nleee and a host of other relatives and LOFT Several orchestras will play through- August Art Istie—Ezpreaalve—Inexpen tleo PURE CANDIES are packed FRESH daily. In Park Hotel. Reward._ Board The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank frienda. Remains resting at the John T. Prumni Anto Delivery Service neat 9 terday by the Compliance here, white boxes, at the confectioners' table. (Loft PERSIAN CAT. gTay. male Reward. 1126 out the evening, beginning at o’clock, Rhtnes funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye ata. in settlement of the suit. announced yesterday that Federal guar- 1 fUU POUND BOX Candies are newer packed la hsRs.) 16th st. n.w. District 2647. _*_ with a program of concert music, fol- a.w. Funeral Sunday. January 21. at LOFT Is the Manufacturer la the The lumber w*s the first to antee of bank deposits has caused an pm., from the above chapel. Interment GEO. C. SHAFFER /la. a enulCtl largest Candy World, POLICE DOG. male, gray and black; dis- lowed by dancing at 10 o'clock in the company Its Stores. 4630 increase of $18,000,000 in Seminary Hill. Va. 21 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS A* (O -LB BOXIOV •••“n* through ova appeared Tuesday night Reward. west ball room and in the main ball be cited for violating the lumber code, approximately _ EUlcott it. n.w. EMerson 1028.22* will of member banks in this dis- SCOTT. GEORGE W. Departed this life MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 8IM room. In the however, the and under the settlement pay deposits 18, 1034. at Galllnger with Sojourner latter, Thursday. January WATCH. Hamilton, gold, several thousand dollars in back wages trict. Hospital. GEORGE W. SCOTT. He leavea Jan. 13. vicinity May- dancing will be discontinued at 10:45, 14th & fob. Saturday night. to mourn their loas a Eye 1182. to time and a half! The bank reported that Philadelphia stepmother, Alice £SST 1107 F St. 3102 14th St. 800 7th SL Bower Hotel. Reward. ADama the hour set for the symphony orches- employes, including Scott: two brothers. John and Richard for all over 40 hours a week worked exchanged $3,315,559 worth of gold and WALLET, large, brown leather, containing tra concert to be conducted In the Queen: one niece. Llzxie Diggs. Remains GEO. A. COMLEY SSSxVA owner notes for currency in the l-'st two notes and papers of value to only room Dr. Hans Klndler. and will abide by quota production and gold re*tln« at Campbell’s funeral home. 428 Artl.tl. Fl.ral Deal... by Expert. C. Herzog. 1102 dining by M Reward. *10. Return to J. the this concert minimum 4'j tt. a.w. Not let of funeral latar. Nlchl Ph.nee: Clar. 130-J-i ar I81-J-1 3115 SL 1103 H St. NX. ilth st. s.a> Upon conclusion of prices. / e

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