Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1921, Page 7

7 CARDS OF THANKS. 1 IN MEMCRESan ! The “Ribs Club” has been formed by women of lthllls"'l‘! r‘lllo::;; nds avorite soclal organi- ::lkm l;:l'leed‘flle “Bonehead Club.” LITT —is ready to eervo you in Paint- ing, Paperhanging or Upholstering. G. W. STREETER, FAMOUS CHICAGO FIGURE, DEAD Ly Capt. Streeter. Capt. Streeter has been. fighting since 1856 to establish ais claim. In that year his schooner, the Reu stranded on the beach during & Ilorm Capt. Streeter bullt & breakwater about the stranded vessel, 450 telt off shore, and made it his home. —_— MISS RODGERS DIES. Rites for Daughter of Late Rear Admiral Held Today. Miss Helen T. Rodgers, daughter of the late Rear Admiral John Rodgers, V. S. N., dled Saturday at her home. 1545 R street northwest, following an ilines characteriz.a bi mxc‘pq \;‘”e"‘v: b t had been his head- |several days. Funeral serv q\?;}:"(- O Ceampaigns. against the |held this afternoon at 2:30 o elock at | ity of Chicago, which he staged in|St. John's Episcopal Church. his repeated efforts to gain the lake |ment was in Oak HIIl cemfeterss o shore property he claimed was his| Miss Rodgers was & SISEF 00 0ry by right of first possession. \dmira jard Rodgers. S. N. She was a native T’ was reported that his widow |U. S N. she yas & Rattue o0, 0% about fifteen days ago: Had Fought Since 1886 to Gain | «Billion-Dollar Triangle” on Lake Front. —Also displaying fine furniture.| CHICAGO, January 25. — Capt.!| George Wellington Streeter, chief 1325 14tk St. | figure in one of the most picturesque Geoill'tt cn" Inc'! Ml!n(m legal struggles ever staged in Chi- | cugo. concerning the ownership of a Open evenings till 9 o’clock parcel of land on the lake front | known &s the bi jon-dollar triangle, | | died Saturday night on a houseboat | moored at dek in the East Indiana harbor ca would continue the fight for nosses- sion of Streeterville, or “The District | =——————o————=SPORT M. ART—TWO STORES === iiFEHRJ'AAAJQT 905 F St. 1410 N. Y. Ave. Bert’s Latest Eve Cost Adam Just One Bone You Never Need a Doctor No Mo’ Elder Eatmore Sermons Save a Little Dram for Me Checkers And All the Rest Y Mamie Smith’s —NEWEST— If You Don’t Want Me Blues Memories of Mammy I’s Right Here for You Crazy Blues NEW RECORDS FIRST SPORT MART—TWO STORES January .Sale gpecial! Steinway used Grand Piano & $685 ‘Wonderful Bargain Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 13th and G Sts. SHAHOLS OML—LUVK LHOJS: The United States Bureau of Markets has lately issued a re- port giving the decrease in the cost of food for the month of De- cember. Fifty cities were named, showing the largest decrease for the month of December. There are PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores in three-fourths of these cities. The city showing the greatest decrease in the cost of food was - Springfield, I, population 61.000. There are four PIGGLY WIGGLY stores in Springfield. The sales of these four stores for December were $67,771.80, showing that the people of Springfield appreciate the fact that PIGGLY WIGGLY sells groceries. of TODAY FOR OWEN O’HARE mgh Requiem Mass Celebrated at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church. OWEN O’HARE. Funeral services for Owen O'Hare, who died Saturday afternoon at his {home, 2019 I street northwest, in his ninetieth year, were held this morn- ing at 9 o'clock at St. Stephen’s Cath- olic Church. High requiem mass was celebrated. Members of the Association of Old- est Inhabitants, in which organization Mr. O’Hare was an active member, at- tended the funeral services. Interment was in Rock Creek cemetery. Mr. O’Hare was former superintend- ent of the Washington Gas Light Com- pany. He had been a contractor on work for the District government for a number of years. He had been re- tired for more than a score of years. The oldest building in Rio de Jan- eiro is the Church of St. Sebastian, begun two years after the city was founded, in 1565. ot Take sicnigan as ¢ was termed| EUNERAL SERVICES HELD |DEAD FLYER'S FUNERAL ! ON HIS 25TH BIRTHDAY Lieut. Spalding, Killed Near Elk- ton, Md., Buried at Arling- ton Today. Funeral services for Lieut. Henry J. Spalding, the Army aviator who lost his life in airplane accident near Elkton, d., Saturday, were held this morning at 8:30 o'clock at the Wyoming apart- ment house, in the apartment of Miss Martha Spalding, the dead officer's si ter. Today is the twenty-fifth annive sary of the young man’s birth. Immediately after the ceremonies at the Wyoming the body was conducted to St. Paul's Catholic 5th and \ streets northwest 3 funeral procession cemetery at 11 rites were ob- arrived at o'clock, where Arlington military Capt. Da- James A. Clayton, and pallbearers were: First Lieut. Albert J. illiam V. Andrews burg, and had served two years with the Maryland National Guard, six months of ich had been on the Mexican border, before entering the first officers’ reserve training_camp at Fort Myer, Va., May, 191 Shortly after his arrival on the front in France he was wounded in action while attached to the 96th Aero Squad- ron. e IGNORED BY GRAND JURY. No Indictments Found in Three Al- leged Homicide Cases. It has been well said: The grand jury has ignored a charge of homicide against Edna Giles and William Anderson, both colored. The woman and man were held by a coroner's jury as respon- ble for the death of Lester Brooks ‘la.st May. Brooks died from alcohol poisoning, and it was claimed he had secured “jump steady” from the ac- sed. c“I-lonry Allen, colored. was also exonerated by the grand jury of re- sponsibility for the death of George M. Turner. also colored, December 26 last. It was a case of self-defense, tie jurors determined. 'FACTS and FIGURES known reputation and quality, fruits and vegetables, at lower prices than they can be purchased elsewhere. The PIGGLY WIGGLY plan is not a big profit on any item, but many profits on many items. number of times you sell your stock is the measure of profit—not the amount you clear on each item.” At PIGGLY WIGGLY each item is sold at the smallest mar- gin of profit. At PIGGLY WIGGLY there is no merchant or any one else to persuade you to buy, no one even to intimate what you should buy, no one to recommend “something just as good.” “The What Would Your Groceries Be Costing You Today Were It Not for the PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES?---550* Stores in U. S. A, 38 in Washington ' VISIT THE PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE NEAREST YOU CUT THIS AD OUT-TAKE IT TO THE STORE WITH YOU BUTTER The Market DECLINED 2 Cents. Thif week our prices are reduced accordingly. Elk Grove,lb............ COFFEE Orienta, 1-b. pkg....... Wilkins, 1-1b. can........ Lord Calvert, 1-1b. carton, Betta, 1-Ib. pkg..........23c Evaporated Peaches Extra fancy grade. Pound .................23¢c PILLSBURY’S Pancake and Buckwheat FLOUR Buckwheat, pkg.........17c Pancake, pkg...........15¢ Free demonstration of these prod- ucts at Store No. 21, 2459 18th st. OAT MEAL Quaker Brand Small, 15¢c size..........12¢ Large, 35c size..........27¢c JIFFY JEL All flavors Package ..........c.... 9c INSTANT POSTUM Small can....cevcee....23c Large can....ccc.cce.ee.38c SUNMAID SEEDED & SEEDLESS RAISINS 150z. carton............29 SOAP Pc.r]y:::lliwhbu.l; cocdssese-9C ite, bar........ P. & G. White Naptha, bar, 7c Fels-Naptha, bar .........7c of our buy. —do it now, they won’t last long at these prices. stores. Cane Sugar Syrup No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. B. & M. FISH FLAKES Small size...c..ccecoms...1lc Large voi:anasssaesesss18C GORTON’S READY TO FRY CODFISH CAKES PRUNES Large 50 to 60 size, Ib. .. .15c DRY SHRIMP No.1can...............2lc MEAL ! 6-Ib. sack....coeeeeeaes.18c 12-]b. sack.....cccvve...35¢ VAN CAMP’S SPAGHETTI AND PORK AND BEANS No. 1 cans..eeeeoee No. 2 cans..ceeeuee...12Vc 1 Tall Can Del Monte Peaches. Yo-lb. A CARLOAD OF DEL MONTE CANNED GOODS Bought 20% below the market and we are giving the public the benefit BUY A DOZEN CANS OF EACH Full assortment at all All Del Monte Fruits Are Packed in Heavy 2 Can Del Monte Pineapple. . ......... 23 Can Del Monte Pineapple. ....... 1 Tall Can Del Monte Pears. . ...c...ccrm. - - 1 Tall Can Del Monte Cherries. ..... 23 Can Del Monte Peaches. . . .. X 1 Can Del Monte Asparagus Tips. . 23 Can Del Monte Spinach. . ......... WALTER BAKER'’S COCOA CHOCOLATE Yy db. cake............. PUMPKIN No.3ean.....c.-..o0...10c SODA Arm & Hammer Package ...ccccco0ve.... 4c STRAWBERRIES No. 1 can Trisum. RASPBERRIES No. 1 can Trisum. CANNED TOMATOES. Maryland Standard No. 2 cans... No. 3 cans. ceeneeneene-10c Cakes and Crackers National Biscuit Company—Full line. All 20c pkgs........17c All 10c pkgs......... 8c Free demonstration of these prod- for resetetere. 030 10 TRy te siejere, 25¢ ..25¢ e 1€ Tall can ...ccnnionsaans Smallcan ............ 6Yc TOILET PAPER '|' 15c size Northern Tissue. .10c 4o0z. size ......ccc.cc.... de ucts at Store No. 20, 1631 Conn. Ave. PREMIER SALAD DRESSING 50c Bottle SALMON 1b. Tall Orgo Red, can. 35c 1-b. Tall Pink, can. 1-lb. Tall Chum, can MILK Evaporated 12Y5¢c RUMFORD BAKING POWDER Y2-lb. can.. 1-lb. can..... eeses-..16c PORK AND BEANS Ritter’s, Campbell’s, can.......10%c PIMENTOES Del Monte, can..... Libby’s, can ......... BROOKFIELD Pure Pork Sausage, 18 |mks to the can.....u.......10c -15¢ -20c carton. 40c carton..............35c Every package guaranteed. FRESH EGGS Every egg selected and guaranteed, per dozen.... 17c PIGGLY WIGGLY Just One Kind of Store for Every Kind of People A. R. VERMILLION, MASON AND 0DD FELLOW, IS DEAD Was Once Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of I.0.0.F. A. R. VIERMILLION. Alfonso R. Vermillion, 0dd Fellow and business man of this city, died today at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Olga Hunter, 2910 South Dakota avenue northeast. Mr. Vermillion was born at Belts- ville, Md.. November 25, 1858. He came to Washington in 1872, obtain- ing employment in a grocery store. He was cngaged in the grocery busi- Dess until three years ago. He an active member of Colum- bia Lodge, No. 10, L O. O. F., and of Mount Nebo Encampment, No. 6. He served as grand master of the Grand Lodge, 1. O. O. F., in 1907, and was also past grand. patriarch of the Grand Encampment. He also was a member of Federal Lodge, No. 1, F.A A M Mr. Vermillion's wife, formerly Miss Annie M. Harrison, died several years ved by one son, ago. He is s Howard M. Vermillion, and three daughters, Mrs. Ella M. Nessmith, Mrs. L. V. ¥ettler and Mrs. Olga Hun- ter. all of this city. Funeral services, which will be un- der Odd Fellow auspices, will be held at the chapel of the John R. Wright {Company undertaking _establish- ment, 1337 10th street northwest. terment will be at Beltsville, Md. _— prominent In- Artificial silk today is taking the place of the natural product for mak- ing all kinds of ribbons, neckties, and for such trimmings where a high luster is desirable. Large quantities of it are used for covering electrical wires. To Coal Consumers After construction of more than twelve months, and follow- ing ideas and tests of more than ten years, we have built and have in operation since Decem- ber 17th, 1920, an Amthracite Coal Breaker in the Broad Top Semi-Bituminous region of Pennsylvania. We are shipping the Egs., Stove and Nut size Broud Top Semi-Bitumino Coal is practically smokeless, looks like Anthracite, burns free, has about one half the ash. A number of Washington Coal Dealers have placed orders with us and will have it for distri- bution to their customers with- in the week at a price consider- * ably under that for Anthracite. Economy Domestic Coal Co. Sales Agents H. H. Lineaweaver & Co., Inc. | New York Philadelphia § Lebanon, Pa. WE DEUVER ANY SIZE TO SPOT ANY TIME HOLLOW TILE ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. 915 SOUTHERN BUILDING PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION { Pay:GPerCent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets Nearing $7,000,000 Surplus More Than $600,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W, * JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary Prescription for Colds, ?u:r and LaGrippe. Its the most lpeedy medy we know, preventing pneumonia. IF YOU HAD A NECK A8 THIS FELLOW, An.onom Y I SORE THROAT CALL THE WA OALDWELL. We wish to extend to our friends: our sincere thanks and appreciation for their kindness, sympathy and tribu ll lh? dfl'h of our husband and father, R! . C. WELL. MEX B PHI CALDWELL. EDWARDS, We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, organizations for thelr k and beautifnl floral tributes d at_the death of our di aunt, ELIZA EDWARI one week ago today. . We desire to thank relatives and friends for sympathy and beautif: tributes upon the death of wife and H. SHEEHY AND CHILDRE STEPHENSON. We desire to aud friends and neighbors for sy floral tributes upon t and and father, W. D. S THE FAMIL assisted him home, also thanking Taion Camp. P.oof S_of 4. CALDWELL, RUTH AND Joflt JAMES HUNT. 1In loving remembrance of my dear friend. ARTHUR E. HU! soho died four years ago today, January 25, PLorENCE. * A tribute of love t; ind and true; 11 loken of love's devotion KING. Tn loving remembrance usband and father, SAMUEL died one_vear In loving son wnd br. memory of our dearly . WILLIAM C. LA ay four years ago to- In that gre sion. By guardian angels led Saf- from temptation. safe from sin’s pollu- ion. He lives whom we call de er's stilluess and seclu- A MOTHER. In loving remembrance of our dear ent. duy, Tivuary 7. at 12 o clork. BEASLEY. Monday. January 2 p.i t the residence of A. | BAUTH. Jan: terment 4t Warrenton. V mother, ELIZABETH R. MILLER. who left us four years ago today. January 25, 1917, Teday recalls the memors Of a loved one laid fo rest, And those who think of her Are those who loved her HER DAUGHTERS. 1ife oe year ago to- . Ixo‘mn Departed th day, Jannar, 1 Gone, but ot forgotten WIFE, LOUISA MOTON In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. LOUISE RAUTH. who departed_this life on v January 25, 1920. P mv& AT Garfeid Hoopital et chapel of Thos. Wednesaay. Sanuaty 30 p. 2 Erieads esiod to ationd: . Mamie A Stranghter (e Funeral Wednesday, January 26, from Third Baptist Church, corner 5 1 o'clock p.m. Rel invited. Remains at West's, taker, 1625 11th st. n.w. Rest on, Mr. Coleman. pain vou bore, 1 did not see you die. 1 only know you went away And did not say good-bye. "WRS. L. T. HOLMES. * co:.nuv Mlmfl this life January 23, 35 pm.. at the residence of hef uader- I did not know the ole- man and Henrletta Hun; Funeral from Vermont Aveuue Baptist Church, Wednes- day, January 26, at 2 p.m. OROWN. Suddenly. Tuesday, January 25, 1921, at 3 a.m., DOUGLAS HARDING, infant son of Lotta 'A. and James F. Crown, at their residence. 1201 Euclid st. n.w.' Fomeral strictly private. CUSTARD. Suddenly, Saturdsy, January 22, 1o21, at 9:30 p.m.. BESSIE B. eloved wits of ihe 1ate, Wiilam A Castara Famers from her late residence. 2368 Wisconsin ave. n.w., Wedne uary 26, at 8:30 a. therce fo St. Awa's Coth Church, Ten town, D. C., where solemn high ' requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.m. for the rebues of her soul. Interment Holy Rood cemeter Relatives and frieads invited to atiend. 236 FANT, NEWTON FA‘\'T. an old and respected resident of Alex: departed _this it Janary 25 101 30 a.m., at Alex- andria, Va. Funeral from Shitoh Baptist Church Wednesday, Janusty 26, at 1 o'clock. GRIMES. »m onday. January 24, 1921. at !-.L'GE\IA GRIMES, widow of the I ranvill, Grimes. piumeral from he ce of her daughter. Mrs. Peake. 310 Nonnna!-ml o A day, January 2:30 p.m. ~ Relative and triends Javited. Interment private. 26% HAUSE. 'naud-y January 23, 1921, at his_residence. 231 B st. n.e., WILLIAM L. KEINEHAUSE. Notics of funersi bereafter.® LEWIS. Departed this life at 7:25 o'clock, at 910 Ist st. 91 Lowis, beloved husband ot late Mary Funeral from Baptist Ghnrvi St st bet- G lnd H 5w BRer. W, J. Robi Tuesday, Janua; i Dm: Betatives ana' Triends tnvited o attend.s McOONNELL. MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYALLEG F THE UNITED STATER. 0 0 Commandery of the Disics o Colambi M%7, 0f, Washington, January 23, 1621 death Companion GBORGE ED- WARD, McOO] N\mu.. late Acting Master, Do Navy. at De Land. Fia.. the 9th in- ansounced to the Commandery. > coen OlpL BDBIR‘I‘AR)IDUR T. 8, Folunteers. THOMAS H. McKEE, S r. SCHNURR. _su dm-l.y. on Saturday. Janoary lov!d hmhnd o! “‘r‘ll!( Schourr. Fi from his late_residence, 1831 1st st. n ' Wednesd 30 cemetery. copy.) SHIPMAN. Sunday, 23, 1921 at Georgetown l'.‘nlvenfl.y ‘Hospital,” RUTH 0. SHIPMAN. from Holy Trinity Church, Wedneedey, Januacy 26 2t 9:30 o, Interment at Lewinsville, Va. SMYTH. Departed this life Monday, January 24, 1021, at 5:30 p.m., at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Goodchild, 12 Quincy place’n.w.. MARY A.'SMYTH, aged 80 years. Interment at Dayton, Ohio. * SPENCER. Departed this life January 24, 1921, at 8:40 a.m., at her residence, 2503 1dth st, . Mry. iBABELLE SPENGER. widow of the late James G. Spencer and sister of Mrs. 3 Jonmaon and Mia. B, Oranage. Punersi from 1730 Pa. ave. n.w. on Wednesday, Jan- P.m. Interment in Glenwood VERMILLION. Entered into rest January 25, 1921 at 2:30 a.m.. ALPHONSO E. VERMIL LION, dearly beloved husbend of the late Annle E. Vermillion, and father of HWIM M. Vermfllion, Ella ‘M. Nessmith, Lydia Keppler and Glpa M. Huater. Notice of rn- neral in Washington Pe VERMILLION. The am and members of Oolumbia Lodge, No. 10, L. 0. 0, F., are o tified of the death of Brother A. R. VER. MILLION, P. G M. i’ this evening a 8 o'clock fo arrange for the faneral. *TAMES . SOLT, Secretary. © WHITE. Snddenly, Thareday, January 20, 1921, ‘at Mirebalais, Republic of Haiti, Pri- vate' PLYMTON, eon of the late George and Sarab Wiite, aged 26 years. Funerai notice T IN MEMORIAMN. BECEETT. Sacred to the memory of our dea husbend and father, WILLIAM BECKETT, Who entered into rest ten years ago today, January 25, 1911 Our bearts'are lonely without you, 'We miss your sunshine, love, But we feel your spirit around us, Though you live with the angels aborve. HIS DEVOTED B, ELIZABETH BECK- BIT, AND DAUGHTER, MAYME BBOK- ETT LAN| . DAWEBON. Our dear son and brother, FRANK DRYDEN DAWSON. It has been one year ago today. Janua: 25, 1920, since you Jeft usr. May the angeis iteh over you. ‘MOTHEE, FATHER, SON, SISTERS. * DORSEY. In remembrance of -, beloved Dushand, CLEMENT DORSEY, whs deparied this life four years ago, January 22, 1917. T hold it whate’er befsll; T feel it when I mmm: *Tis better to have loved and lost ‘Than never to have loved at all. HIS WIFE, EMMA R. DOBSEY. DOUGLAS. lll sad but 1 ibrance of our beloved husband and father, WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS, Ji ho entered lllb rest eight years ago today, Jamuary 5' “ Gone, but not £ HIS Dnvm‘up GiLoREN, of our darling GREEN, lov! lnE baby, ELVA THERESA. GRREN partéd, this Life one year ago tod n-n of sadness still come o'er us, tears do often flow, memory keeps you ever mear us, Though you died ene year ago. DADDY AND MOTHER. * [AN. In memory of our dear baby, HEFFERNAN, who died at Staten Fear ago, at the age of two years and sev MOTHER AND FATHER. * In loving memory of our beloved son CBoRCE. W HINDS, who died six years ago today, January 23, 1915. Gone, but not forgotten. Bis FATHER AND MOTHER. * In ead but loving remembrance of my a ., LOCISE HUNAKER, who ‘departed. s life eleven years ago today, January um-un I cannot clasp our band, four face I cannot Bat e ut let thia iiHe token:show SALESMAN LOSES CASE. Justice Stafford Rules Against Lien Contract Proceeds. Denying the right of a salesman to & lien on the proceeds of a govern- ment contract, Justice Stafford of the District Supreme Court has dismissed the rule recently issued at the request C. Langeau of Chicago against the Secretary of the Treasury and the treasurer of the United states. Mr. Lanneau sought to prevent the government officials from paying over :o the Kxoelehan Brol. Ice Machine ce due under a I we had seen you at the last And held your gentle hand, And heard the xigh from your heart, We would not feel 5o xad. We did not know the bore And did not see you die, 'AND SON. * ng remembrance of sur RAUTH. who departed 0 today, January 2, We will neer forget sou. dear sister, While in this world we God only knows our feelings ince vou ha way. . MR. A‘lh I remembrance of my Gear friend. 1OCISB "RATTH. who de- life one vear ago today. January B, Gone. but not forgottin. | HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MRS. C. JRN- RODGERS. A tribute of love and devotion ta the memory of our beloved grandmother and t-grandmother, Mrs. AMELIA RODGERS (nee Anderson), who fell asieep in Jesus two years ago today, January 25, 1019, It 18 not the tears at the moment shed the cold earth has just been throws o'er her, That tell how much beloved you ai 1t is life's whole pathway shronds When all other griefs have faded, My dear, you are missed, missed everywhere MISS nm\ R ROLLINS. In loving memory of our d orRTLIS ROLLINS, who depai life eight years ago today. January 25 Spreading beauty, fragrance. foy. Like a tifnl rose, mother was. And. Just Tike a flower. she wilted, As 2 Souer aiwa 2 doss HER DEVOTED DA WILLIE R. FRAZIER AND CLARA A ROLIANE " * ROSS. Departed this life one yea: today, January 25, 1920, LULC ROSS. " May she rest ln peace. T shall never forget you. de While in this wirld T stay: God only knows my muw ce you have yomt e ovING " HURBAND, alornns. In sad byt loving remembrance of my devoted father, JOHN L. SMOTHERS, Tho departed this life tweive sears ago today, January 19 ‘The month of J-nnlry is here. To me the saddest of the Because twelve years ago today My devoted father passed away. He has braved cold Jordan's billows And has passed through deat He is free from every sorrow. In Lh’ 8;,\‘\['" loving arms. wife, 7 WILLIAM . A tribute of love and devotion to our mother and geandmother, Mrs. MAGGIR WILS died one year ago today, Jai She'll sleep until the morning breaks On that golden shore. 'n'gvn we' u be Ihen ro,-m-r HER Rnavorm Bl 235" GI.A\DDAUGH- N. In #4@ bot loving remembrance of my’dear mother, who departed this life one year ago today, January 23, 1920. In memory we oftimes see The one we loved so dear: The vision grows so clear sometimes We feel she must be near. But no. one year ago tods When eversthing seemed so bright, Ouor dlrllng mother was called away Out of our, mortal sight. Thou ha gn-flv , Thou hast taken, Blessed Lord. will be don HER DEVOTRD SON' MERRITT. * ‘WRIGHT. DIETZ. I dear aunt \D fond memory of my A D. WRIGHT, who pescefully passed 1 C. DE "'Zv b wi o ente Teot ApHl 10, 1008, atered etornal “Only goodnight, beloved, not farewell: Only a few more years and we shall with thee dwell.” THEIR LOVING NIECE BLANDINA. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. (NEITHER THE SUCCESSORS NECTED WITH THE ouo:m“" SPEARE EST/ m) EA LEB, and embalmer. Livery in dious chapel aud modern. Drices. 332 Pa. aver awr et cali, N oo, FrankGex:rsSonsCo., Motern & Chlnfl Telephone ¢ . Nor'.l 5. 817 PA. AVE. 8B, vm-u Ambulances. in_Comnect 'ams ‘Modern 3034 M St. N.W. :'fn:T'v‘r'::l::l Automobile Service. W’M.H.SARDO&OO.. 412 H st. ne. e Lincoln 524, Modern Chapel. Automortie Faneraie Baiimers Boulevard at Distiot Thber OBtee %8 T4th st mw. Thone ¥. 4145 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St Prompt auto delivery service. Artisties expressive—inexpensive. @propmte Floral Tokens Floral Co., 14th and N. Y. Ave. Maln !-. EO.C.SH.AFFE& g s S5 at MODERATS v