Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 7

Making It sy fo You to Make Ready 0 NG STAR, WASHINGTON, The Hosts of Shrine Visitors—Liberal Credit! All Metal Cot & Mattress Pad Here is an inexnensive outfit which will be found convenient to possess. Cot is fitted with spring and is complete with mattress pad. Gray enamel rust- proof finish frame. White Enamel Bassinet on Wheels. Made of wood with wheels as shown — spring is In- cluded. An ideal ‘sleeper’ for baby. posts. 4-Piece Bedroom Suite or 4-Piece Dining Room Suite BEDROOM SUITE, 4 pieces; walnut finish; consisting of Chii- fonier, Full Vanity, Bow-foot Bed and Dresser. DINING ROOM SUITE, 4 pieces; walnut veneered; consisting of Server, Oblong Table, Buffet and Center-door China Cabinet. 2 Weekly or Monthly Payments " Collapsible Stroller Metal frame, finished in black enamel, rub- A ber tired wheels and adjustable back. $4.95 Aluminoid Top Table sanitary kitchen table fin- ished in white enamel, aluminin- oid top table and cutlery drawer. Fiber Body Baby Carriage Durdbly made and nicely finished: The imitation leather hood 1is collapsible. 5167 DropSideCouch & Pad Complete A handy piece of furniture every home should pos- "Bess. Quickly changed from couch to . bed. Complete with denim covered mattress pad. Automatic One- Motion Couch-Bed A sturdy steel frame 'Couch-hed, complete with spring and cotton mattress pad. Easily operated. Opens up into a double size bed. $21.75 Weekly or Monthly Payments. of $4.95. Continuous Post White Enamel Bed One liundred of these splendid beds go on sale tomorrow at the unheard-of price It is full size with continuous Order yours early. Lawn Mower Not a flimsy affair that will quickly get out of order. 1It's guaranteed efficient and is well constructed. Has 12-inch cutting blades. Davenpo A Davenport and Bed Combined A bed by night, davenport by day upholstered and covered in imitation leather. QAT Weekly or Monthly Payments. D. ¢, ! CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. i~ Fenton F. Leith will be in charge of {a_speclal entertalnment program of the Optimist Club tomorrow at 12:30 in the City Club blue room. A num- ber of special features are booked. President A. M. Fisher will be in the ichalr. | the house committee will be hostesses t tea tomorrow, 0 p.m., at na. ‘tional clubhouse of the Americat i Assoclation of Unlversity Women, 1634 1 street. The Wa, tomorrow, Club. Prof. Kelly Miller of Howard Uni. iversity will speak of “John Brown, tomorrow, 8:16 p.m., in Calvary paris hall, 11th and C streets northeast. “A Southern Cinderella,” a three-act play, will be presented by the Phi Delta Sorority Club of Girls of Pet- worth Baptist Church in the audi- torium of the Petworth Methodist Church, Grant circle and New Hamp- shire avenue, tomorrow evening. The annual maple sugar party of the Vermont State Association will be held at the City Club Thursday night. The American Assocliation of Uni- versity Women will hold its annual {picnic’ Saturday, 5 p.m. with Mrs Sidwell, at the Friende School Coun- try Club. ! Misw Grace Abbott. -chiet of ichildren's bureau, will discuss the {league of nations, which she has been iattending, in regard to the traffic in {women and children, May 26, 8:30 j.m., at the Club of American Asso- ciation of University Women. The Rotary Club, in conjunction with Boys' Club Federation, will have a luncheon tomorrow, 12:30, in ball- rcom of New Willard, where the Boys' Club Fedqration of America will continue in conference through- out the forenoon and afternoon. m will meet at luncheon 12:45 p.m., at University The second of the school of health lectures and food demonstrations will te held tomorrow. 8 p.m., in school- 1com of Seventh-day Adventist Church. J. G. Hanna will speak of “Vegetables, Thelr Imporiance, and How to Prepare to Retain Food Value.” Samples of food prepared by Wash- ington Sanitariun_nurses will be iserved. Free to public. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association will meet, 8 q'clock, in Bryan School. Catholic Daughters of America will give minstrel show and dance, 8:15 o’clock, at hall of Church of the Im- I maculate Conception. Tank Corps, Post No. 19, {in chamber of commerco Homer building. 8 o'clock. 11 meet quarters, Tank Corps Post Unit, American Leglon Auxiliary, will meet at home s president, Mre. George P. ¥, 1326 Euclid street, 8 o'clock. The annual dinner of the women's ommittce of the Washington Chap- ter, American Institute of Banking, | wiil ‘be held at 6:30 o'clock at the “ity Club, 1320 G street northwest. Tho Washington Wanderlusters will meet, 8 o'clock, in Public Library. | Following brief session P. L. Ricker, secretary Washington chapter of the Wild Flower Prerervation Society will make address. Public invited. Park View Citizens' Assoclation d Park View Motlers’ Club _will ave combined meeting in Park View | Platoon School for an cxhibition and jdemonstration of schocl work. Ex- ! nibition from 7 to 8:30 o'clock. Dr. jJohn E. Tigert, United States com- ner of education, will speak. Lotus day” program at Lodge _ of Theosophists, 8§ 812 17th street. All wel- to'clock, { come. ! Dr. I M. Casanowicz will consider {published accounts concerning Tut- ankhamen, and also re w_Kgyptian {bellefs of life after death before the ! oclety of the Church of the Covenant. ELECTRIC FANS Cleaned and Repaire RICHARD GASCH & SONS * 914 9th Street N.W. Established Over Half Century MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING Co. 2460 15th St.. Dupont _Crel, TERRIER —Found old: near TOTR describing. \nawering to name of “Colonel, Cleveland 3 ¢ . about one yveas old; biack | . License No. 12498, ' Phone Reward. 8® diamonds and 6 rubles. Find orth 2041, Apt. 408, and recely 100 die and white pot ‘Ronny.” Reward if re- 56 EK. gray squirrel, near 14th and B n.w. { Finder please call at Apt. 31, 123 1200 st. TERRIELR, | anxwers to name ‘of (squirrel), In Zoo Fark or viclity, st. entrance. Reward. Phond . wetting about % carat; downtown. Reward. 5015 13th st. n.w. i { DOG, French bull; dark brindle femgale. Re. ward. _Return to 15 R. 1. ave. n.w. 10¢ {DOG—From Chevy Chase car, at 13th and U | nte.., tan and white collle; name Don: long {cat inside hind leg. Reward. Phone Cleve: }Ilnd 1202-W. W Re Mrx. Edgar H. Scott and members of | TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1923. EAGLE 36 MAKES STOP AT NORFOLK District Reserves Complete First Leg of Cruise and Re- fresh Supplies. By a Staff Correspondent, NAVAL OPERATING BASE, NOR- FOLK, Va.,—With officers and men of the United States Naval Reserve, res- ident in the District of Columbla aboard, the U. 8. 8. Eagle 56, arrived here yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. The trip down the Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay was made in short stages, completing the first leg of the first fifteen-day training cruise of the season. The vessel is in command of Lieut. Commander Willlam R. Hoefer, who has succeeded in making the vessel what man o' warsmen call a “home” when making reference to a happy ship. At the same time he maintains the strict discipline of the Navy, and each officer and man has “shaken down” in his billet well. There are a number of recruits aboard, who are gettig their first taste of naval life, but with them to make them at home are officers and enlisted men who saw service with the various United States fleets during the war. Supplies Taken Aboard. Monday the ship was under way at 7 o'clock to proceed to the naval oper- ating base, where oil, fresh water and supplies for the next leg were taken aboard. At Tangier Sound there will be target practice with small guns superimposed on the big guns. This trains the men in eighting and fiving, and In teamwork in handling the guns, of which the vessel has three, one of them anti- aircrart. Three days will be spent at Tangier Sound, after which the vessel will pro- ceed to Yorktown and afford liberty for the crew. Three days will be spent there, and during that time a party will g0 from Yorktown to Newport News, overland,' in charge of Chief Quarter. master Johnston, to visit the Leviathan, on which Johnston served during the war. Many of the recruits have never seen a large seagoing ship. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Showers and cooler tonight; tomor- row partly cloudy and cooler; mod- erate to "fresh south, shifting to northwest wind Virginfa—Showers tonight, cooler in_ the Interfor; tomorrow genetally fair and cooler, fresh south shifting to west winds. West Virginia—Cloudy and colder tonight. showers in the north portion; tomorrow generally fair and colder. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 74; 8 p.m., 67; 12 midnight, 39; 4 am,, 57; 8 am., 61; noon, Barometer—4 p.m., 29.86; 8 pm. .8 midnight, 29.89: 4 a.m., 29.83; 81; noon, 72, 29.73. temperature, 76, occurred Lowest tem- perature, 56, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 76; lowest, 58. Condition of the Water, Temperature and_condition of the water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 64; condition, slightly muddy. ‘Weather in Various Citle: £ Temperature. » FRE Z |+ kupaarwa Philadelps Phoenix. Atiz 2.0 Pittsbangh. .. 29,66 Portland. Me. Pt.oloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clouds 83 .12 Snow k3 ke 6 FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) “Temperature. yal), Azores. 62 Clonds . Rermuda. 70 . Cloudy Porto Rico. S0 aba. 7 Colon, Canal Zone. 82 C. W. RICKER RITES. Cloudy Clear Clear 100G, big brown, wearing large collar; Tag 0 Reward if returned to 3334 Upland Terrace, Chevy Chase, D. C. Phone Clev. w. 9 | FARRING. et with DIAcK_squares: pendant 1 attached by chains; In Zoo Park Sunday, near | Mt. Pleasant gate. Reward. Return 3121 Mt. Pleastnt_st._n.w. _Apt. 44. o* | EGLARSES. gold rimmed: last week Tower | Conn, ave. Reward. FPhone Apt. 211, the | Cordova. _North 1804, | GERMAN POLIGE 160G (femaley. liberal reward. - North §027-W. | GLASSES, tortolse shell, between first wing. buck entrance. Navy buiiding and Washington | Hotel, y evening. Roward. 1621 H {s.c. Lincoln 2178-W. M | TANDRAG—Small. black, containing two con- 1 gert tickets for May 11. ' Reward. Return to 13%8 B st._s.x.. Rm. 308 . | PACKAGE of lodge books, leaving 1738 Oregon {ave.; destination. 1847 9th st. n.w. Reward. it. McCoy, 1788 Oregon ave. Phone North PACKAGE containing four shirts; navy yard i car Monday. Reward. Retumn to 1800 2nd n.w. April 28; —Diamond_and platinum; feur de 1 {Taiais Royal dress department, May 7. Re- fward. Call Adams 2282, . | PIN, coral, rose patiern, at 18th and Col. ™. Potomac Park car or-14th, K or Vermont ave. also cameo pin. Reward. Apt. 41, 1808 vert st. n.w. . PIN—April 25 made of pearis in form of | bunch of grapes with diamond stem and leaves. 50 reward. 1716 Rhode Island ave. 120 | POCKETBOOK—Small, Uiack, with paper mon- jer. Reward, $16. Fr. 5204. (1] { POCKETBOOK on You st. n.w. Reward. Call { Clev. 2214-W. [ POCKETBOOK, lady’s, black; on Chevy Chane Lake car; money and keys. =Reward. Cleve. 2237, POCKETBOOK _(gray). _containing _glasnes | keye wa6 money; Tost Fridey. Reward. 16 | Bt nw. (1) | PURSE—Small black purse, lost Baturday. diamond platinom, set”with ris, Sunda: . in lady's dressing room B P Riladeiphia t6 Washington train 407. Finder please phone Mrs, Robertson, Main 1028, during the day, o Cleveland 493 ai night. Reward. RCARF (sable), Mon: ternoon, between Arlington Hotel, McP) Park Univ sity Club. Reward. The Bradford, Apt. 801. ECTACLES, shell_rimmed, downtown, Mon. ez Phone North 1806, Apt. 502, Rewsrd. 9 CTACLES, May 1, man's spectacies, shell fram, 7 Heward. for mailing to | Floyd ‘Harris, ‘Aldle, . FWEATER,_ child's Satunday, May 3 Ap: 5w, 1832, ! TIRE—Miller cord tire, 35x5, hetween Wi e 2 it d e Wt S o My IMDll Bros., Main 500, WATCH i and pin—Friday evening; Ini- tials . 8. 1. Beward. = Address Box 248, brown; _in ~Georgetown, Return' 3014 Dent. pia Civil War Veteran Buried With Masonic and Military Honors. Funeral services for Charles W. Ricker, veteran of tke civil war and prominently identified with G. A. R.| Masonic and organized labor circles, who died Saturday at Casualty Hospi- tal, aged eighty-nine years. were held at ‘the undertaking establishment of | Zurhorst & Co., 301 East Capitol street this afternoon. Interment was in Arlington Natlonal cemetery with military and Masonic honors,” under the auspices of Lincoln Post No. 3, G. A. R., Department of the Potomac, nd the George C. Whiting Lodge, No. 22, F. A. A. M, of which Mr. Ricker was an active member. - As delegation of the members of Colum- bia_ Lodge, No. 171, International As- sociation of Machinists, with which Mr. Ricker had long been connected, attended the funeral and interment Mr. Ricker enjoyed the distinction of having been a charter member of Toledo Lodge, F. A. A. M., of the city of Mexico, the first York Rite Ma- sonic lodge ever established in the Mexican republic. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have heen reported to the health department in the last twenty-four hours Maria Reessle, 69, 1700 T st. Charles W. Ricker, 89, Casualty Hospital. Mary A. Lohman, 89, 1938 Calvert st. John 1. Becker, 16, 26 K at. Isaac W. Sharp. 60, Garfield Hospital. acoh Kosow, 44. 484 M st. s.w. ry E. Wakefleld, 22, Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital. Fiola V. Bunker, 45, Providence Hospit Narelso Ambrog!, ‘74, 3134 14th st Charlotte Mercer, 34, 1408 34th st. ~ Frank Mack, 38, 326 36th st. n.e. Delia M. Johnson, 47. 3815 Dennison place. Willle Reddick, 45, 1420 T st. Japanese tailor makes the lining toA- sprmem first, and cuts out the cloth m it as a pattern. siis . MONUMEN UMENTS. We specialize in designing and erect. ing memorlals (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and characte Arepresentative will call by appoint- ment with portfe of designs and suggestions. ‘“THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., _ €ards of Thanks. KISE. We wish to extend sir sincere *hanks to our friends for the beautiful floral tributes husband, CHARLER L i, O *0° 44 M MOTHER, WIFE AND FAMILY. 9° BOBINSON. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their sympathy and beautiful Toral tributes 'at the death of our dear mother, MARY C. ROBINSON. g HER CHILDREN We wish to exprexs our si and appreciation to the pastor, offi- clal board, cholr and mombers of Asbury M. E. Church, also the fraternities, tives ‘and friends, for their kindness and sympathy and beautiful floral offerings at the death of our beloved father, CHARLES H. TAPER. means to express our thanks and appreclation t. relati during_ the i1l ness of our daughter, HILDA MOORE TOKES, also for the sympathy and fiaral of- ferings on the occasion of her death. PARENTS AND GRANDMOTHER. WHEELER. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy expressed by word, act and floral tributes at_the death of our loved one, MARY A. WHEELER. THOMAS' H. WHEELER, R. CLARA WHEELER AND E. WHEELER THOMAS. Beaths. Suddenly, Sunday, Ma; at his residence, 3114 14th st. . CISO, husband of Lucia Ambrogi our friends and from 'his late residence Wednesd: at 8:30 a. hence to Sacred Heat Church, where requiem high mass will be xald at § #.m. for the repose of his soul. Mount _Olivet friends fnvited. BICKERTON. May 7, 1923, at JOHN "W, ' Interment Wed: at Mt. Oivet cemeters. tives fovited. BLAIR. Monday, May 7, 1923, at 4:45 am., SARAH J.. daugiter of the iate Francis b, and Kathrine Blair. Funeral from her late residence, 1730 Church ., Wednesday. Mey 9, at 11 a.m. " Relatives aid friends fn° v May 9, Interment cemetery. Relatives and 82 a.m., xday, May 6, Friends and rela- Joxeph Brummett. held at his late residen Thursday, M: Arlington’ natio BRUMMETT. Lebanon Lodge, No. 7, F. A. is bere- by called for the purpose of attending the RANDOLPH are earnestly fusopic Tem Sy 10, 1923 Funeral servic . 103 10, at 1 p.m. th st. n.e., Interment_in 9 A special communication of funeral of our late BREESE BRUMMETT. Yo ested to be prexent at the ple at 12:30 p.m., Thursd Dark clothing_should be w CHAS. CARDOZO. Monday, ADELAIDE ' ¥ brother, Ty H. A Funeral (private) from her lai 2507 11th st. n.w., Wednesday, May 9, at 1 p.m. 8 DONNELLY. Monday. May 7, 1023, at 3 a.m., MICHAEL A., beloved husband of lsa bella A.” Donnelly. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w. Wednesday, May 9, at 2 pm. Friends in vited. Interment private, 8 DURKIN. Sunday, May 6. 1922. JOHN J. Dbeloved husband of Elizabeth Durkin (ne Funeral from hix Iate residence 453: road n.w., Wednesday, May Requiem mass at Holy Trinitr Church, 9 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. = * DYSON. Departed this life Monday, May 192 30 p.m., ZORAH DYSON '(nee Col- linwl, widow “of ‘the late Jerrs Dyson and beloved mother of Virtie Parks, Joseph on. Maggie Smith, Lucy Tur Carter, “Robert Vincent, Rowe Florence Dywon and sister of Syl man, Nellie Shorter, Robert He beth’ Rutler and Benfamin Collins, twents two grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral from the resblence of her daughter. 1311% South Carolina ave. we.: thence to t. Cyprian's Church at 9 o'ciock, where maxs will be said for the repose ‘of her soul. Interment an Sacred Heart cemetery, §t. Marys county, Md. (Rultimore and’ St.” Marys counts' papers plexse copy.) . HALPIN. Sunda. 6. 1923 at 3 a.m., at her _realdence, 1325 Fairmont st n.w.. KATHARINE. sister-in-law of M. J. Keane and aunt of Helen M. Keane. Funeral May 9, solemin requiem mass at Rela- invited. Interment Mt. Olivet cemeter; May 7. 1923, at 2:30 CHARLES E.. 'beloved son of Wesley B. and Minnie V. Jackson (nee Mansield), | aged 18 Funeral from his late residenc 26 Oth st. we., Thursdas. May 10, at 2 Interment ' at Congressional cemetery Relatives and friends invited to attend. 9% JEFFERSON. Monda ton, Va., FENTON husband’ of Reatrice Thomax and devoted son of George and Lucr Jef- ferson. Those left to mourn his loxs are hin slsters, Mrs. Olivia Willlams of field. Mass.. ‘and Mrs. Edger Baker: brothers, Walter and Amos Jefferson, and a devoted nephew. George Jeflerxon. Thurs- day, Mar 10, at Gallow: . Chnrch, Hall Hill, i invited. REARNS. Sunday. May 6. 1923. at her resi. | dence, 934 4th st n.e. AN beloved wife of Willlam Kearns and daughter of the Inte Joseph and Jennie Fugeral from her late rewidence on Wednesda 3 9. at 8:30 am.. thence to St. Aloysins Church, where mass will be said af 8 r.m. | for the repose of her soul. Relativex and | friends invited to attend. Interment in Mount Olivet ered into eternal rest at jhis 23 Fairmont st. n.w.. Monduis. . WILFORD MAT S of Rose L) devored father of William A., John M. E. Frank B, and Aliee B. Marsha maine at his late residence neral Thureday, % 10th and R n Holiness Chure and friends inviied. Interment at Arlington. To live for Christ whs To die for Him was For on the cross Christ suffered [ That he and all might live again THE FAMILY. p* rted this life Sundar, May @, after a short illness. | Funeral from his Inie | Wi nw., Wednesdas. Mi elatives and fr MOLING. Tuesday, am. HARRY ng (nee Klinehanse), son of Iate Levi Moling. Funeral re<idence of hix wixter. Mre, M. L. To (nee Moling), 500 T ne_ Notice of tige | hereafter. (Newark. J., and New Yotk papers please copy). a, 253 2 4:20 pm.. W Sred X services will be held at her late residence, the TLoudoun apartment, 314 East Capitol at.s o Tuesdar. May 8. Relatlvoy and friends incit At Congressional cemetery. v 6, 1923 the heloved devotad na Drannbe | amex W. and Josew uneral from his late residen n.w., Wednesday, Mar 9, Relatives and friends_tn- S father of Riddick .an Riddick. 420 T o 1 o'clock p.m. vited to attend. RONE. Departed this life 1923, at her residence. 2 ave. n.w.. SUSIE RONE. Lne: Thomas and beloved grandmother of Wil- llam, Robert and Lee Clement. Funeral from her late residence Wednesday, at 1 o'clock. Friends Invited. . SAUNDERS. _Entered into eternal rest Mon- { day, May 7. 19238, at 3 a.m. dence, 319 Elm st. n.w., THEODORE MAR. CELLUS_SAUNDERS. “beloved husband of | Teonora Weaer Saunders, father of Authony | Saunders and brother of Juanita Saunders ! Madison. Funeral from Me Church. 3 at. between 1 . May 10, 1923, at 2 p.m. t and friends invited. SAUNDERS. 33°. All members of Jonathan Davis Conslstory, No. 1. A. A. Scottish Rite. 32°, are hereby ordercd fo report at the Beottish Rite Temple, 1633 11th st. n.w. 1923, n A, M. Chureh, between I5th and 16th sts. n.w. where the midnight Kadosh services will be held over the remains of our late peer. past deputy. past_commander-in-chief and pres- ent active officer of the Supreme Council. 38°. for the Southern Jurisdiction, Il THEODORE M. SAUNDERS, active, past active and honorary 33° Masons re respectively invited to participate. Para- phernatia will be furashed at the temple, iendn of the family and the public are cordially invited to attend. CLARENCE_A. NIXON, 33°, Commander-in-Chief. EDWARD J. MORRIS, 33°, Sec'y. and K. of §. and A. VOSS. Suddenly, on Monday. May 7, 1023, at the residence of Mrs. Edward Besler, 61 Quincy pl. n.w., WILLIAM H. VOSS, aged ars. Funeral from the chapel of P. A. 443 Tth st. aw., on Wednesda y 9, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. ' Interment in il cemetery. Fu Memoriam. BOYLE. In loving memory of our dear son ‘and brother, CHARLES EDWARD BOYLE, who left us one year ago, aged 5. Dear little flower, so suddenly faded, ‘Why should we mourn thee, though miss- ing thy bloom? Star oL:\!r love, though thy bright beam is 8till, A 11l thou gleamest above the thick What “though thy passing was troubled by anguish, jow thou art ©Oh, who would ask from that glad home to take thee, ‘Wish for thee on this bleak earth again? ‘We would rather come hither to meet thee, Patlently waiting our course to be o'er; t In yon dear land may gree n that severs mo more. , DADDY AND SISTER. * Sundas hoe In a glad un FRITTS., A tribute of love FRITT! REDMAN. REED. | ALMUS R.SPEARE 7 In Memoriam. CARHART. 1n loving remembrance of o ear wother, who dled four years sgo 1 day, May 8," 1919, 2 A precious one from vs has gone, A face we Joved o dear; is vacant in our ever can b FLOR; DAUGHTER CATHERINE COOPER. Sud but sacred to the memors my dear wife. MARY W. COOPER, w departed this iife ove year ago today, M et fond memories linger. 1 cannot way, 1 will not suy That she is dead—she in just away. With a swile on her face xhe now abides 1u a home beyond the great divide. Some may think 1 do not care, As fliey see no outward show: But the heart that mouros sincere Mourns silently and low. It was God's will to call his own To a lowe wo bright and fair, 80 baby and 1 are jeft alone Ina world full of toil and care. Surrounded by friends T am lonesome, In the midst of pleasures 1 am blue; With a smile on my face and a broken'hea 1 am longing. deur Mary, for HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, LEOX COOPER, CROGGAN, two HIS FRI FRAZIER. In remembr W. L. FRA roago today, May & loving HIS WIFE 4 LDREN and devotion wife and her, ANG who departed this life one yer 81 dear D SON HOLLIS. In sad but_loving my dear mother, ANGELINE died oue year ago today, May 8, Dearest mother, T have missed 3 More than words Pray thut When fo DAUGH LEE JAMIESON McCAULLEY. In loving remembrance of m dear mother. JENNIE McCAULLEY. wt departed this life one year ago today, Ma 8,19 1 did not know the pain she Lore 1 did not see her die I only know she went away And never said good bye + " DAUGHTER, MARY HARDING MARTIN. MARY one yvear ago With sorrow and tears in my eses 1 think of sou by day and by ni HER HUSBAND. GEO. MAR' In losing memory of my dear wifi MARTIN nge Gatels), who die lay, MAY. but_loving remembrance of ot d NIE D. MAY, who passe o+ She fuded awey like the stars of the mon ing, That lose their light in the glorious sut She faded away gently and loving, But she will always be remembered b what she has done. HER CHILDREN. Sacred to the memors of our des mother. AMY REI Who departed thi life twelve years ago toda: In_our learts your memors lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true; There is tiot a day, dear mother, That we do pot think of you 5 HER CHILDRE Sacred to the mem Lusband and father, ALFF was taken from our midst six years ago t¢ May 8, 1917. 1 miss you from around me, dear husband, I miss sou from your place: Shadows o'er my T miss the suns) 5 ce. HIS DEVOTED WIFE LOUISA eful by thy rest, dear father. sweet to breathe thy name 1 loved you dearly, th 1 do the sume. HTER. LUCY A urse run: my dear father CHARLE: of love and remembr. rents, ELIZARETH SCOTT 1901, and JOHN E. SCOTT to my de January 16, May &, 1911 d of the As a star that is lost when the daslight i Eiven, As a glad dream of slumber, which waken They liath passed to the world of the hol: from thix (ED DAUGHTER, L. SC TSON. . In sad but loving remembrance o friend. HENRY SCOTT. wh suddenly three years ago to sunset, slow melting i passed awa, day. golden gates are open, welcome voice said come With the loving words thus spoken You entered your eternal home. HIS FRIENDS, E. E. AND H. HEBBRON 8COTT. A tribute of love and_memory o my beloved husband, HENRY SCOTT, wh arted this life three years ago {oduy v friends T am lonesome, e 1 am blué: e and a heartache T am still longing for you. Your m: will be with me forever, Till we meet on that far distant shore, And_the heart that is broken shall greet Fou meetto e 2 DEVOTED WIF FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H ot. Phone Lincoln 524. Modern_Ch Automoblle Funerals. y————THE ORIGINAL —— WR.Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY $40 FST. WILLIS B.SPEARE S CLYDE J. NICHOLS = THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 181 ELEVENTH ST. Cadertakers. Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone Lincoln 450 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. TH ST. N.W. Mflin 2‘73 . Teieplions Quick. Dignified_and Efficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co,, 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 3464. Automobile Service. Chapet. _ Timothy Hanlon Phone L. 5343. balmers. o Ty " MORTICIANS @ & 1732 Ponna. Ave. 7 P2 PHONES ‘Established 1850. B Main 5518-6613 JAMES T, RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. 8.E. Model Chapel. Liocols 143 Private Ambulances. Utvery in Connection. - N ?, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Established 1841, 3034 M St. N.W. Eatsbugec st Automobile Service: WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director asd gubalmer. Livery in connection. Commodious Rpel 'and modern crematorium. Moderate ices. 832 P ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1388 V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor co tcted with the original W. R. Spears sanianrnh, 940 F St. N.W. HERBERT B. NEVIUS MAIN 2608, - % NEW YORK AVE. N.W. e Private Ambulanee. CEMETERIES. Plrpetual Care Non-Sectarian FORT LINCOLN . MODERN PARK CEMETERY Simmnje Dignified BEAUTIFUL ‘Washington-Baltimore Boulevard at the District Line 13th St. N.W. Cemetery. 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