Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 7

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MILWAUKEE, October 31.—The two- masted salling vessel Rosabelle of the House of David, Benton Harbor, Mich., was found floating bottom side up in Lake Michigan, forty-two miles east of Milwaukee, SBunday, it was reportsd to- day by officors of car ferry No. 4, Ann Arbor, who made the dlboovcrg. No trace of the crew of four was found. The Rosabelle was used to bring supplies to the Hot of David, According to Capt. Olson, Unll States coast guards, the vessel probably sprang a leak, swamped and rolled over. here was no storm and no signs of collision. BALTIMORE, October 81.—Christo- pher G. Shriver, vateran financier and president of the Metropolitan Savings Bank, dled yesterday, aged éighty- one. He been connected with the Metropolitan Bank since 1t founda- tion* in 1867 and had been its head since 1883. He was one of the first bank officers to Introduce eertified public accountancy. Mr. Shriver enlisted In the Confed- erate army in 1861, and served duting the entire war. He | urvived by his. wife, two brothers and two sistérs. The late Cardinal Gibbons was a close friend of the family, spending his vaeations at their home at U'nion Mills, Md. Professional Ethics Standards of professional ethics no less elevated than prevail in the activ- ities of the law or medicine charac- terize the service rendered by W. R. Speare Company. 10.R.$peare @o. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET AN.W. (Formerly 940 F $t. N.W.) Telephone Main 108 Almus R. Speare Clyde J. ‘Willis B. Speare Nichols Y, OCTOBER 31, 1921 AT HIS ALEXANDRIA HOME |DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Prominent Member of Masonic Fra- ternity and for 54 Years Em- ployed in Navy Department. Special Dispateh to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 31.— James E. Alexander, seventy-nine years old, one of the city's oldest and best known resldents, died a few minutes before 7 o'slock last night at his residence, 803 Cameron strset, after a long illness. He had been in falling health for a long time. His funeral will take place at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the M. E. Church Bouth. Services will be conducted by Rev. Dr. E. V. Regester, pastor of that church, anl burlal, with full Masonlc honors, will lbe r;n the Methodist Protestant ceme- ery. The deceased {s survived by his wife, two daughters, Miss Edna H. Alexander and Mrs. Charles M. Stump, and a son, Elmer I Alexander. The deceased was a veteran Navy clerk and retired from the service in August, 1920, after having been con- tinuously on duty for fifty-four years in the Navy Department in Washing- ton. At the time of his retirement he was chief clerk in the bureau of navl- gation of«the department. The deceased was born in Alle- gheny, Pa., but had been a resident of Alexandria for the past fifty-seven years, having located here in 1864. He was prominently identified with the Masonic fraternity of this city, having been at the time of his death the old- est past master of Andrew Jackson Lodge, of which lodge he was secre- tary for the past forty years, was past grand high priest of the Royal Arch Chapter in Virginia, member of Acca Temple, Mystic Shrine, and also a member of the Scottish Rite bodles. Mr. Alexander was secretary of Alex- andria Council, No. 627, Royval Arca- num, he having been secretary of that organization for the past forty vears, and for twenty-five years he was su- perintendent of the Bunday school of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. HIT GRAVESTONE; 3 MAY DIE. MEMPHIS, Tenn. October 31— Three men may die and a fourth was slightly injured when the automobile in which they were riding skidded off the road near Water Valley, Miss.. early Bunday, ran into a cemetery and collided with & monument on one of the graves. MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. Dyed Within 34 Hours Dupent Cirele, Fr. 5233 2409 18th St. Col. 638 1l “Pure as Mother made T Gy Surging out from the inconceivable came the world in its ! making. Man was then created, and, leading him in his quest | for strength and supremacy, marched opportunity. CORBY'S MOTHERS BREAD is a builder of men. Not merely because it is a food, but because | it supremely contains that all-important strength building element--GLUTEN---developed to its utmost degree by the Corby patented dough-mixing process. Guaranteed by “It’s Full of Life” and tissue- the trans came {1 first treated at Walter Reed Hospital, Was Formerly Connected With Star’s Editorial Force and Served With A. E. F. Overseas. H Maj. Sohn W. B. Melvin, about ehar-| ty-seven years old, died at Walter Reed Hospital yesterday, after an 1ll- ness of slightly less than one year. Maj. Melvin was employed in the editorial department of The Evening 8tar for several years previous to the outbreak of the war. Shortly after the declaration of war he enlisted in the Engineer Corps and was stationed at Washington barracks. On September 28, 1917, he received his commission as second lieutenant in the infantry of the National Arnfy. He became a first lieutenant in the Quartermaster's Corps on October 22, 1917, while with the 30lst_Stevedore Regiment at Newport News, Va. When the regiment went to France on No- vember 12, 1917, Melvin was with them. During February, 1918, he was trans- ferred to the headquarters pay section at Tours, France, and was commis- sloned captain of the Transportation Corps on October 1, 1918. On May 2, 1819, he received his commission as major, and returned to this country October 30 following. When the National Army was de- mobilized his commission was made a permanent one in the Regular Army, and he was placed in the war plans division of the general staff here until January 25, 1920. From that date until November 15 he again was with rtation service, until he be- ovember 15, 1920. He was Lut was. transferred April 15 to the Army and Navy General Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark. He returned to Walter Reed Hospital for treatment on July 21 last. Maj. Melvin was the son of Rev. A. D. Melvin and Mrs. Belle W. Melvin of Bualtimore. He is survived by his mother. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. LEAVES MANY BEQUESTS TO NEPHEWS AND NIECES ‘Will of Virginia Byrd Jones Dis- poses of Estate of More Than $50,000. Specific bequests In excess of $3 000 are contained in the will of Vi ginia Byrd Jones, dated April 2, 1920, and modified by codicils of September 13, 1920, and March 19, 1921. The household effects at 1705 De Sales street are given to her nephew, Roger C. Jones of Selma, Ala., who is also to hold the real estate in trust to sell and pay legacies. The income from a fund of $5.000 is to be paid by the trustee to Mary P. Thompson. a nlece of the testatrix, and he is to hold a trust fund of $6,000 for the benefit of Nannie Lee, a faith- ful servant of the deceased, who is also to have $625 in cash. A bequest of $465 is made to Sarah Holmes, another servant. Cash bequests to be paid by the trustee include $5000 to a niece, Katherine Lee Jones; $1,000 each to C. Lucien Jones and his two childre $3.000 to & nephew, Roger C. Jones, and $1,000 to each of two of his chil- dren, and $200 to each of the other children; $4,000 to a niece, Mattie H. Haralson: $3,000 to a nephew, Catesby Jones; $3,000 to a niece, Mary Wisner, and to each of her children $1,000; $3.000 to a niece, Gertrude L. Melvin, and $200 to each of her three chi dren; $1.000 to a namesake, Virginia Thompson, and $200 to each of her children. The remaining estate is to be held by the trustee for the benefit of her nieces, Katherine Lee Jones and Mary P. Thompson. —_— CARDS OF THANKS. BOOTT. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appi iation to the many rela- tives, friends organizations for their kindness, saympathy and beautiful floral trib- utes accorded un at the death of ogr dear husband amd father. AMASA . BCOTT. MRS. FANNIE SCOTT AND BONS. ® SORRELL. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many friends and relati for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes sent at the death of our dear husband and be- loved father. SORRELL AND MR. AND MRS, MARY MRS, RAYMOND SORRELL. DIED. BELT. _Saturday, October 29, 1921, CATH- ERINE A.. beloved wife of the late Robert E. R Funeral from her late residense. 1613 Benning rond n.e., Tuesday, November 1, at 2 pm.’ Relatives and friends invited. ' In- terment at Prospect Hill cemeters. 31° BERRY. THOMAS. Members of the Ladies’ Banneker Aid Associution are hereby no- tifled of the death of our late members, Mrs. FLORENCE BERRY, who died October 10, and Mrs. HATTIE THOMAS, who died October 13, 1921. = MAYME E. DENT, Pre LANDONIA P. FULSOME. Rec. S BERRY. Members of the Women's Frederick Doug Benefit Association are hereby notified of the death of our late mémber. Mrs. FLORENCE COAKLEY BERRY, who died October 10, 1921. MAYME E. DENT, Pre F. E. RATMOND, Rec. Sec. BEYMER. On Sunday, October 30, 1921, SA MANTHA BEYMER, aged 62 years. Fu. neral from her late ence. 4339 Conduit road n.w., on Tuesday, November 1, at 11 a.m. Friends invited. BRADFORD. Departed thin life, October 29, 1921, JOHN BRADFORD, beloved son of Louise” Bradford, husband of Marir Brad- ford, brother of Carter and Albert Bradford and ‘Mre. Maggle Biene, cousin of Irene Green. Funeral from his late residence, 41 Jackeon st. n.e., Tue November ' 1, 1921, at 2 o'clock. {BRADFORD. To the officers and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 85, 1. B. P. 0. You are hereby notified of the dea late brother. JOH. parted this fife Saturday, October 29, 1921, at 4 a.m. Funeral will be held from his late residence, 1 Jackson st. n.e.. Thesday, vember 1, at 2 o'clock. Morning Star Lod No. 40, and Forest Temple Lodge, No, B.T. 0. E. W., are agked to attend. ALTER T. DIX( ited Ruler. Attest: WILLIAM H. TOLIVER, 8ec. ¢ BROOKIN. Sunday, October 30, 1021, at T am., HERBERT BROOKIX, ‘1458 Church st n.w. beloved husband of Sophia Brookin. “He leaves to mourn their loss her and mother and hosts of relatives, Funeral Wednesday. November 2, at 1 p. from the above address. 1¢; COPELAND. Sunda October 30, 1921, DONALD KITCH. the beloved son of Ernest and Mattie Copeland of East Falls Church, aged 7 days. Funeral Bervices will bé held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, October 31. Interment private. . CRISMOND. Saturday. October 29, 1821, at Walter Reed Hospital, JOHN "E.. son_of William G. and Anna Bell Crismond. Fu- meral from the residence of H. W. Cris- mond, Kligo. Md., Tuesday, November. 1, at 11 o'clock. Interment at Arlington ha- tional cemetery. CROCKETT. rted this life Sunday. Oc- PRt p.m., ETHEL CROCKETT, at 415 Que Bt. n.w. " Notice of Departed this life Sunday, October 30. 1031, at 11 p.m.. AGNES DEY, beloved mother of A. Lavinia Loston And'Anna E. Swann. Notice of funeral later. DONN. On the morning of October 30, 1921, At the residence of her sister. Mrs. 5 | Willlams, in Baltimore, Md., EL = H M., belored wife of the inte George Donn. Interment 4t Glenwood ceme. tefy on Wednesday, November 2, at = p.m. 1% DOOLEY. On Sunday, October 30, 1921, at her renidence. 405 2nd st. ROSE beloved dhughter of the lafe Michael and Ann E. Dooley. Funeral frof her late residence Wednesday, November 2, at 9 am., thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be sald. ' Intermest Mouat Olivet cemetety. 1 DULIN. _Sunday, October 80, 1021, at 8:30 4. WILLIAM EDWARD DULIN. aged & ears. Funeral Wednesday, Novémber 2 810 am. from Le's chapel. Igter 1 E. W. ment (private) Congressional ~ cemel North Carolina papers please GEORGE., Departed this life at 50 a.m. Fiiday. October 28, 1921, at her residence, 2180 ‘H n.w., Mrs. RHODA GEORGE, ward D. George, mother of , jr.: Mre. Juilk E. Fox, Colbert, Mrs. Millie J. Carter rs. , ELLEN | FLEMMING. DIED. JARRARD. On October 21, 1921, at Ios ‘mu. iif., BAMUEL C. GARRARD. Fu- meral mervices at Hindle's chapel, Tuesday, November 1, &t 11 a.m. Interment at Ar- lington cemetety. av‘r‘gm-z. 'llli\lrd:y.40;‘t‘ober. o ospital, at 4:30 puw., ELIZ BETH B Tloved wite of Waiter H. Guth. ridge. Funeral from the chapel of Johu B. Wright Compan! 1337 10th st n.w. Tuesday, November i, at 2 pm. Relativ to attend. (Balt! copy. HILL. m., MARY ate ' John J Saturdsy, October 20, 1021, at 11 RANCIS, beloved wife of the Hill, aged 76 years. Funeral from her late residence, 934 F'rench st. n Toesday, November 1, &t p.m. Kervices in the chapel at Glenwood cemetery at 3 Relatives and friends lnvited to attend. HUGHES, Departed this life on Monday, O« Yober 81, 1021, at 5:80 o'clock a.m.. JAMES W. HUGHES, neral from rexidence, 518 12th st ‘Wednesday, November 2, at 2 p.m. ves and friends iovited. To- terment private. 1 JACKBON. October 29, 1921, after a_brief iliness, Miss VERNALLIA 'JACKRON, the beloved sister of Mrs. Bertha Wilkerson and herine Jackson, Funeral services Monday. ober 31, from Lomax's chapel, 1400 § st. Friends invited. 0 0O nw., at 8 o'clock_p.m. Interment at Troy, Va. JOHNBON. Departad this life Monday morn- ing. October 81, 1921, at 7:15 o'clock, FAN- 3 L., beloved wife of Clinton C. Johnson, devoted mother of Mabel Johnxon Clark snd sister of John R. and Charles F. M. Browit. Funeral from the Shilh Baptist Church, Wednenday afternoon, November 2, at = o'clock. 1 EAISER. Sunday, October 30, 1921, at 9:40 .m., HENRY, Geloved husband of Katherine aiser, aged ‘73 years.. Funeral from hie late residence, Renning Hotel, Benning, D. C.. Wednesday, November 2. at 9 am. Interment Bonnie Rrae, Baltimore, M. (Baltimore papers pleasc copr.) 1 KENDALL. SARAH V.. formerly Mrs. Ga brael Baidwin. Funerai from her duughter's residence, Good Hope road. at 2 p.m. on Tuesday,’November 1, thence to Forrestville Church, ‘where wervices will be held. Inter- ment Forrestville cemeters. ® LA _PREVOST. Sundax. October 30 1921, EORGE. beloved lusband of Mary la Prevoxt, sged 72 yers. Funeral from W W. Deal's_funeral parlors, 816 H st. n.e.. ‘Tuesday, November 1, at 2 p.o. MELVIN. Sunday, October 30. 1921, at Wal- ter Heed Howpitsl, Maj. J. W. K. MELVIN, son _of Bell Melvin-and_the inte Kev. A. D. Melvin of Baltimore, Md. Notice of funeral later. POLAND. Departed this life suddenly Octo- ber 28, 1921, THOMAS (. POLAND, beloved husband of Clara M. Poland. Funeral Tues- day, November 1, at 10 o'clock a.m., from 311" 13th street 'southeast. Interment a Arliogton cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 31* PUMPHREY. Sunday. October 30. 1631. at 340 mm.. JOHY WESLEY PUMPHEEY, zed 88 vears. Funeral from the residence ughter, Mrs. Charles F. Plitt, 1330 November 1, at 3 of hix Tth st. n.w., Tuesd: p.m. Relatives and tend. Iuterment Glenwood cemeery. RITCHIE. Sunday, October 30. rexidence of her %on. L. C. wood. N. J.. MARY JANE, wi Dr. Louls W. Ritchie. Funes Trinity Church, 36t uesday, November 2. SMITH, All officers and members of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, 1. B. . 0. E. of W.. are requested to meet in setslon of sorrow Tuesday, November 1, 1821, at Psthisn building. 15th and U n.w.. at 7 o'clock slarp. to arrange for the fumeral of Brother SLLIP SMITH. Funeral Wednesd: st between 3 3 2 2 -1 H Lodge. No. &5, and Forest order are invited. Done b ELITAH COLE GEORGE F. HATTO! THOMPSON. Departed this life Exalted Ruler; illness. October 29, 1921, at 12 o'clock p.m., RUTHERFORD B. THOMPSON, husband of Carrie Thompson and futher of Cornelius and Rudoiph Thomp brother of Arthur Thompson, Mamie Colman, Mabel Johnson and Maud Thompeon. Funeral from his late 848 V st. n.w., Wednesday, No- .m.” Private. October 28, 1921, at 4 a.m., at Freedmen's Hospital. Mrs. MARY ELIZA BETH WEST. beloved daughter of Mrs Lucinda mbers and wife of the late Clarles West. Her remains will be her Inte residence, 41 Ivs st. se. funersl services will bs “held” at Moriah Baptist Church Tuesd 1. at 1 o'clock p.m. Relatives invited fo attend. Interment at Harmonny cemetery. WEST. Al members of the P. M. X. G. Chamber are hereby notified of {he de our Iate sister, Mrs. MARY HENDEROX WEST, and requested to attend the funeral. Tuesday, November 1, 1921, at 2 o'clock, from the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, on N sts 8w, hief Grand Ruler. Chief Grand Seribe. WEST. All officers and members of the Ex- celsior H. H. Ruth, 2302, G. U. 0. of 0. F are_requested to attend thie funeral of our MARY HENDERSON WEST, Tues wrs mukt meet By order of ADIE HUFF. EDITH CLEMONS, W. Rec. WEST. _ All members of Grantling Tabernacle. No. 70, A. I. 0. of Mosen, are hereby notified calied meeting Monday. October 31, 30 p. Samaritan Temple, Exe st s.w.. to make arrangements for the funeral of our beloved nister, MARY E. W worthy treasurer. Funeral Tuesday, Novem- ber 1, from Mount Morish Baptist Church, 2nd st beteen M and N str. nw. Ry order of LEMUAL BELL, W. 8, SARAH E. TYSO n. Sec. s IN MEMORIAM. BEAVERS. In loving remembrance of our be loved daughter and sister, MAE BEAV who departed this life three years ago toda: October 31, 1921. In my heart your memary lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true; There fs not & day, dear Mae, That 1 do ot think of you: Dass of aadness still come over me, Becret tears do often flow: But your memory keeps you near me, Though you died three years ago. HER DEVOTED MOTHER. Today recalls sad memories Of @ loved one gone to rest. For those who thiBk of her the most Are the ones that loved her best. BISTER DORA. * BLINKHORN. In sad and loving remembranc ughter and wister. MARY N who departed this life ay, October 31, 10 THE FAMILY. * CLARK. In loving remembrance of my dear mother, MATTIE CLARK, who died October 31, 1918, Days of sadness still come o'er me, Secret tears often flory, But memory keéps you ever near me, Though ¥ou died three rears ago. HER DAUGHTER, FANNIE HOLLEY. * COOPER. In sad but loving_remembrance of our dear wife and mother. MARY J. COOP- ER. who departed this life five years ago . October 81. 1916. Anniversary mass at Church of the Awsumption. Requiescat in ps HER_ HUSBAND, 8. L. COOPER. AND CHILDREN, EARL COOPER AND MARIE SANFORD. . DAW. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, HOLLY DAW, who departed this 1ife one year ago today, October 31, 1920. ©Oh, how often my thoughts will wander ‘fo the grave not far away Where we laid our dear mother One year ago todsy. THE FAMILY. * DICKERSON. In memoey of our beloved wife s i _Phone Franklin 6628, IN MEMORIAM. HOLSTEAD. In loving remembrance of onur dear mother, EMMA HOLSTEAD, who dled five years ago today, October 31, 1916, Oh, for a look on that sweet face, A touch of that vanished hand, For und of that volce we loved 8o well That is now in the promised laod. My heart has been sad and looely Ever since you went away. And it seens a thonxand losely years. Instead of five tods HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON-IN- LAW, LULA AND WILLIAM THOMP- KIN In sad but loving remembrasiée of my dear mother, JENNIE V. KING, who died two years ago today, October 31, 1099, May she rest in peace. CARRIE. * KING. In sad bnt loving remembrance of my dear mother, J E V. who dled two sears ago . 1019, Out in life's garden, where sympathy grew, God plantad & voul, “twas the toul of Fou: Life's wonderful garden Love, secking, ‘went through Till he found a heart, "twas the beart o' Sou. We b songht through life's garden of Tonex and s And we found one sweet blossom, all jew- eled with dew Love, "‘."HM"I.", faith, all unchanging and e And the Leart of our flower, dear mother, “tis you. JiM. ¢ MOPKINS. Tn memory of our beloved daugh- ter and sister, KUSI MOPKINS, who died four years ago today, October 31, 1017. In our hearts a memory lingers, o Sweetly, foud, sad ‘and troe; There ix not & day tl pasees That we do not ‘think of you. MOTHER AND BROTHER. * POSEY. 1In loving remembrance of my dear mother, OCTAVIA GRAY FPOBEY, who Dassed away one year ago today, October 31, 1820. In my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true; There is not a day, dear mother, That 1 do not ol f rou. "lf,.%\!'A[U"THK, OCTAVIA C. WEDDL\:I- POSEY. 1n loving memory of my darling sis- tAY POSEY, who left me ¢ we meet. more shall weep, Jewus ey, SISTER, ELLA B. JENKINS, * Tn xad but_loving remembrance of ar mother, OCTAVIA POSEY, who de- thin life’ one year agy today, Oeto- ber 31, 19: Rest on, dear mother, sour cares are o'er, r willing When sou breathed The blow meant more than words can tell. Our home i< quite snother plac Without the smile of your dear face. LOVING DAUGHTERS, AMANDA AND OC- TAVIA. . RHODES. In remembrance of MARY V. and THORNTON E. IDES. 2811 Dom barton Oh. how wudden was th Wiien word cam To the ones I so dearly 1ot save And . MUNNERLYA SMITH. 1In sad but loving remembrance my dear busband, ALBERT K. SMITH, who departed this life one year ago today, Octe- ber 31, 1920, may knock me and scorn xou watch t Tax kept me holy T'll meet rou after all. YOUR LOVING WI THOMPSON. of my HELE! In «ad but loving remembrance ¥ husband, JOSEPH MARSHALL THOMPSON. who departed this life five years ago, October 29, 1916. Whatever the world think or sy, T miss my deur hushand both night and day. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance of my brothe v GHARLES N, WILLIAME, who departed’ this life one ye October 31, 1920 We e er Iy missed. HIS SISTER-IN-LAW, CORA A. FRYE. ® WILLIAMS. A tribute of love to the memory of v desr hushand, CHARLES N. WIL- LIAMS, who left us oue year ago today, October 31, 0. At_the bedside of my dear husband, Night br night and dax by dar, I wutched his loving hands gro And saw him slowly fade away. T tried xo hard to keep you with me, But God willed thut you should g0, 801 xilded o the purting. Though it_filled my heart with woe, MAY K. WILLIAMS AND DACGHTER, HELEN C. HALL. > WILLIAMS. In_memory of my beloved Som, l;lll.\‘gllhs N. WILLIAMS, who died October thinner recalls sad memories f my beloved son gone to rest: s of sadness stiil come o'er me, Secret_tears do often flow: your kindness keeps you near me, ngh ¥ou died one séar ago. LOVING MOTHER, ANNIE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick, Dignified and Efficient Service, Co, Lincols 3 Automobile Servic o Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH STREET N.W. _Moden Chapel Telephone call. North 589, JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E. Modera Chael. rivate Ambulances. Livery. Comnection, WM. H. SARDO & CO. Phone Lincoln 5. Automobile_Fuserals. W. W. Deal & 816 ¥ ST. Modern Chape RS rexreCor 1208 H . STREET NW CRONE MAIN. 108 A-m:"-‘:"&m':nm WBSpeert V. L. SPEARE CO. (NEITHER THE wccuso NOR . g NEOTED WITE THE l}a‘gil w. SPEARE sarummu%r. AR Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St.N.W. Establisned taer. Automobile Bervice. 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and embalmer. Livery in connection. Comme- dious chapel and modern crematorium, Modatate . & prices. n.w. Tel. call M. 1853 & MORTICIANS £, mopmisea . TARLISND 1850, <D wainies Timothy Hanlon &1 H T Phone L. 5543. MONUMENTS. We speclalize in designing and e"sct- ing memorials (monuments and mau- 20d mother, MARGARET DICKERSON, wio departed e one year ago | Oc- {ober 51, 'Todo: Our hearts are sad and lonely, Our grief too deep to tell: She is resting with the Almighty. joes all things well. THB FAMILY. * FERGUSON. Tn loving remembrance of m: wite, RIANA PERGUSON: who departed this life three years ago todsy, October 31, 1018 shadowy disk of future yearw Moy "holh Sunehine. it may howd tears, But what lite holds of £ood dnd troe, " e back, dear wife. to ¥ Al s HER HUSBAND. FERGUSON. 1In sad but loving remembrance ol“mlr Géar. sister, ARIANA FERGUSOY, who departed_this life three years ago to- day, Qctober 31, 1918. Loved in life. rementhered In death. HER SISTER AND BROTHER, OBERETA BUTLER, HENRY LYLES. . HOPEINS., In loving reme: brance of my dear brother and sister. JOH. soleums) of quality and character. A representative will call by appeint. ment with portfolios of designs and suggestions. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC,, 914 Fifteénth Street. FORT LINCOLN The Park Cemetery Non-Sectarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and fitting location, Readily accessible—on electric car FLEMMING, who departed this life nine|fine, ago. Octobér 14, 1912. and ANNIE J. HOPKIRS, ‘one year ago, Octover 30, 1820 eath, e ER, MARY L BURKD, » LLIN. 1In sad but loving remembrance of o dear ]:'DN'A CHARLES EDWIN FOL- . who dej this life three years ago 'y, October 81, 1918. heart your memory lingers, “S:!’!lly: len’:erlr. fond and true; There {8 ot & day. dear Edwin, That T do not think of you. | HI8 DEVOTED AUNT, GRACE N. SET- TLEMYER. . Rttt T Y irs, |HARRIS. 1o sad remembrance of my dear a5 Guinerly ot Grireon Tuesday, Novemdér 1, ' at 1 o'l from the New Bethel Haptist Church, 9th and 8 sts. nw. Rev. Willlam D, Jarvis, minister. All relatives and frieds are in- vited to attend. 5 1o TBSON. _Friday, October 28, 1921, at 711 O Rt mwe LEWIS GIBSON. the beloved Jusbend cf §aran Gibson and fauer of Mary other, LUCY ITARRIS, who passed alu:";'lonr ears ago toduy, October 31, 1017, recalls a memory Of a loved one laid to rest, ‘who i1l res he; A e o Jorea Rer beat Gl1:”m‘]flm.. GENEVIEVE HAR- Bis. Gibson, Lola Young, John D. Gibson, | HOLSTEAD. In sad but loving remembrance wulipe Hayes, Geor Gibson and Viola atson, Funeral rom Bt. Augustine's Church Wednesday at 10 o'clock, where téquiem mass will be sung for the re of his soul. Friends and relatives invited. , how #uddep was the summons e The WOrd tame N Wwhr gone. Tiwe wan too short to say farcwsll Ao v wve e ool v well, 1 dat ter and sister, EMMA L. OEEOWI;. 'g‘h departed this life five Fears ago today, October 31, 1916, Toaay teealis & memory one laid to rest, A Thoee Ber her At who HER LOV- ‘o MoTRER, FATHER AND EISTER. On Baltimore boulevard, at Dis- trict line. . Office’ 1235 G St. N.W. Phone Frankilin 4745. Hill etery Chu?’el and Vault—Non-Sectarign Care of Graves Un;: Ave. s.Nr: lx!n‘.lm Phones L. 988 and L. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO.C.S o SXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS W‘L ‘st MODERATE PRICES. 1647-18 Appropriate Flo: ens Bros. Co,, 12}4 te . Ertut auto detivery weevies, i »