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—uwhere a friendly atmosphere exists. We are aware of the fact that a suc- cessful banking institution is built on the friendship” and confidence of its customers, ‘The energy of the entire organization is devoted to holding the good will of our many depositors and to meriting the regard of those who will be added to that number in the countless tomor- rows. Federal-American National Bank 1315 F Street W. T. GALLIHER, JOHN POOLE, Chairman of the Board, Tresident. Copghs 1913, Non Sl & Marw THE EVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 25, S e e e e S R N R NI - S M e LN, e i 1923. AT HADDINGTON CLOTHES Closing Out 223 ‘Garments From Regular Stock— 40 and *45 SUITS In a Special Selling at $24-50 You will find every new style and material in this SAL Meyer’s Sho 1331 F Street Everything for the Well Dressed Man YOUR OPINION OF YOURSELF That’s one of the reasons for \ being sure of getting clothes with our name in them OU might think it a trifle immodest to tell everyone youmeet youropinion of yours self Butyourclothes are doing it for you; you needn’t say a word; one glance “sizes you up’ to the rest of the world HART SCHAFFNER & MARX RALEIGH HABERDASHER Thirteen-ten F Street CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Southern Memorial Associntion will meet tomorrow, 2:30 p.m., at Con- federate Memorial Home. The Sunday school of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church will hold its elev- enth annual picnic tomorrow at Great Falls, Cars to carry the 150 children who are expected to attend and their teachars, parents and friends will leave 36th and M streets northwest at short intervals after 10 a.m. A rammage sale for the benefit of the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital will be held at 3021 M street northwest Saturday afternoon, June 2, from 9 am. to 6 p.m. under the ausplces of the hospital committee of St. John's Church, Georgetown. The offering at Sunday's ‘service at St. John's Church will be used for the Episcopal Home for Children. of Chevy Chase, will give Denza’s cantata, “Ga: den of Flowers,” tonight at Presby- terlan Church, Chevy Chase circle, Mrs. E. V. O'Brien will direét. Indiana Soclety will meet for the election of officers Monday, -8 p.m., at Ebbitt Hotel. Dr. Frank Fetter of Princeton University will make an rddrefl. Readings, music and danc- ng. ! GIRL AND CHILD VANISH. Louise Faust, seventeen years old, and her six-month-old child are re- ported missing. The voung mother and child left Florence Crittenton Home, 218 3d strect, Wednesday aft- ernoon, the mother going to a 12th street address to accept a position. Yesterday afternoon she told her em- ployer she was going from the house and would return in about fifteen minutes, but failed to return. Last night police of the second precinet were asked to find the mother ‘and child. The mother left her belongings ut her employer's house and the latter fears something has happened to her and the child. Police of the several precinets were | instructed to search for them. POTSDAM, May 25.—Dr. ans Ludendorff, ' brother of the famous general, will head an expedition of German scientlsts to Mexico this year to observe the total eclipse of the sun_on September 10, Dr. Ludendorff is director of the astro-physical ob- servatory at Potsdam. All expenses will be borne by the Mexican govern- ment, at whose request the expedition is to be undertaken. One of the chief objects of the visit is to make fur- ther test of the Einstein theory. TO OBSERVE ECLIPSE. |2 DR. EASTON, FORMER D. C. PASTOR, DEAD End Comes in San Francisco, ‘Where He Had Pulpit Before i Service Here. REV. THOMAS CHALMERS EASTON. Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, D. D., for thirteen years pastor of the Eastern Presbyterian Church, 6th street and Maryland avenue north- east, retiring from that charge in died yesterday in San Francisco, j Calif., where he had made his home for several years. He was eighty- seven years old. Dr. Easton had been in declining health for several years. Dr. Easton was a native of Edin- burgh, Scotland, where he received his theological education and was or- dained in that city a minister of the Presbyterian Church, taking his theological degrees in the University of Edinburgh. Thirty-five years ago he came to the United States, and his first charge in this country was a #mall church in Hlnois. Later he went to San Francisco, where he was pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian Church in 1887. He remained in that charge until January 24, 1894, when | | | { rond .. {of W. R he came to the Eastern Presbyterian Church in this city, where he re- mained until October 14, 1907. He was succeeded by Rev. Dr. Charle Lewis Neibel. Dr. Easton then be- came pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Spottswood. N. J., where he retired after several vears. He went to San Francizco, where he made his home with his =on, Dr. Daniel F. Easton, at the Hotel Whitcomb, in that city He is%survived also by another son and by two daughters, Mys. J. Russell Verbrycke. wife of the former pastor of the Gurley Memorial Church of this city, now residing in Berlin, Md., and Harry Thatcher, whosé husband an officer in the United States Army, stationed at New Orleans, La Dr. Easton was a thirty-third degrec Mason. While a resident of Washing- ton he did not affiliate with the or- ganization here. HARRY J. SAERS IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS Real Estate Dealer Was Active in Masonic Circles and Ban- nockburn Golf Club. Harry J. Saers. well known in real estate circles and a lifelong resident of Mount Pleasant, died last night at Ashville, N. C., after an illness of two years. Mr. Saers was the son jof the late Caleb L. Saers and was early i born April 23, 1 At an age he entered the real estate busi ness and continued therein during his bus s career. He was a member. ant Lodge, No. 33, F. A. A. M Almas Temple. For a number of vears he was president of the Ma- sonic Bowling League and an active member of the Bannockburn Golf Surviving him are his widow. v S. Saers and a sister, Mrs. Lula Adams. The funeral services will be con- ducted by _his lodge at the chapel Speare Company tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. Interment will he at Rock Creek cemetery. Deaths Reported. the following deaths Lave been reported to {he health department fu- the last twenty-tove hours Sadie T. Rocl 603 Columbia rond. George I, Cal . Walter Reed Hospital, Mary L. Man, 76, 3051 15th 43, Pmercency’ Hospital. e oan, 6, 1328 Fuctia st Gallinger Hospital Marla Do Cristofaro, 0, 623 150 s Helle Fowler. 43. Frecdmen's Hatpiis Eapl Treland, 16, Tuher Sara A. Pr Elizabeth Broadus. 43, Gallinger Hospital. Edward Walters. 23, 10 Gordon ave. n., Robert Goldston, 35, Emergenes Hospiti retrioom, Hewarii Adams 287 ' 4 Sune BRACELET WATCH, gold, Sunday, M 20, Hamilton Hotel. Reward If retnried ty M Y. Wheeler, 2400 16th st. 20 BREAST PIN—Old-fasbioneg, round Brooch, black onyx and gold, tiny ond_in_ cente May 22 going from 708 East Capitol Washington, D. C.. to Camp Lee Hi tederate Veterans), Alexandri; Capitol Traction and 0:43 p.m. Mc. and Alexandria electric cars. _ Liberal re- ward if returned to Mrs. J. H. Harper, above address BRIEF OASE, tan: ifth and Pa. ave. turn Raymond Clapp, 223 Woodward. CHOKER, brown fur, between 2400 16th st. and Fiorida ave. and 16th st. Please return to N. Brown, 802 Rhode Island avi 704, 2400 16th st. n.w. Liberal re: CIGARETTE CASE—Tnitiala G. G. J. on case. Liberal_reward. Franklin 2395, " CONVENTION TICKET via Reaboard to Columbia, 8. C. Finder return M. L., Room 533, The Raleigh. _Reward. v DOG. white, poodle: answers to name_of Beauty; reward. 1159 1st st. n.w., Apt. 2. * DOG—Airedale puppy, black and brown, short tall; collar and_leash; strayed from Union station plaza, Return' to caretakers, Plaza playrgonnds. Reward. g EYE GLASSES. tortoise shell, on Mt. Plea: ant ear or vicinity 18th, 19th sts. n.w, Col. 4881-W. Reward. . FRATERNITY PIN, Kappa Sigma, wi set with diamonds and pearls; initials R. D.; liberal reward. Call N. 9854, Mis Butterflel 260 FUR_(fox), lost near 22nd and N, H. 1as ight; reward. 1108 22nd st. 26 FUR PIRCE, Thursday aiir, tion ane sta. -B'll % Call Franklin 4407-W. RBE—Gold, ire in cli e D o Peattie: 1505 Newion ot [OTORCYCLE TAGS (2), D. C. 1-010, Md. o "on Conn, ave. fetura 8763 Mekinley Chevy Chase, D. C. B—Sable, Wednesday afternoon, e e ter; lleber-l rews Phone Bolrf 203, 1474 Columbia rd. n.w. 26% FZ K—Black leather. containing Dis- trict motor drive: license, library eards, club \phs, stamps and personal mem- Siehity "renion Eark lad, conrt afternoon, . Suitable S TeetaTned to Rooin 0%, i Pide. — BADGB, No. 152. Return to No. 4 , white, brown spot on one ear: collar with bells; answers to name of Boots or Poodles. Beward. 600 Sth st. n. NG BAG, cretonne, containing lady’ silk slip; lost in Lincoln Park. le!nrl.to Apt. No. 11, 1200 East Capitol st. '—Round, enameled flower near edge; TRy eat Sindiclgh or on 10th 3¢, bu bia -3897-W. Reward. IST WATCH—In or nvear Savoy apartment hotse, Reward. ¥ronklip 3421 L N 3 of Mount Pleas- ) . and | of the late ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. ’ Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. 1, United Spanish* War Veterans, will calebrate twenty-fourth anniversary of organization in G. A. R. Hall, 8 o'clock. Regular meeting for elec- tion of delegates to District encamp- ment and_national convention will begin at 6 -o'clock. District Chapter, American War Mothers, will give a reception for Mrs. Digney, national president, at the Raleigh Hotel, 8 o'clock. Prof. Mitchell Carrol illustrated lecture on Day of Tut-ankh-amen’ Business Women' Council, will give an Egypt in the before _the 7:30 o'clock, in lecture room, Church of 'DORSEY. 1n 1o the Covenant. The Angela Keir Players will give three plays at the Art Center, 8:30 o'clock. American Society for Steel Treat- mg will meet, 8 o'clock, in audi- torium of Interior building. Dr. P. P. Merica will speak of “Metallurgy and Uses of Nickel.” Loyalty Council, No. 19, Daughterf of America, will celebrate fifth ann! versary at Naval Lodge Hall. A dance, under auspices of Catholic Women's Service Club, will be given, 9 o'clock, at Community House, 601 ship fund will be given at hall of Church of the Holy Comforter. Woman's Forelgn Missionary So- ciety will have a missionary party, 3 o'clock, at Metropolitan 1. ° “harch. Third annual May fete will be pre- sented by the rythm classes of Joh son-Powell Community Center, 8:15 o'clock. Admission charged. Every woman knows as much about a railroad time table as a bachelor knows about a baby. ———— i Card of Thanks. GREEN. We wish to express our thanks to our many friends and relatives for their kindnesx. sympatiy and floral tokens at_the th of our beloved mother and sister, Mrs. NELLIE GREEN. THE FAMILY. ¢ Deaths. ALLAN. May 23, 1923, at Pottsville. Pa., ADELAIDE P.. wife of the late William L. Allan, formeriy of Washington, D. C. BRIDGET. Thursd y 24, 1023, at 8 clock ‘p.m., BERNARD M. BRIDGET. aged 62 years. Funeral from his late resi- dence, 249 California st. n.w., Saturdsy, 26, at 9 o'clock a.m.. and St. Thomas’ Woodley road, at 9:30 a Inter- ment private. s Departed this life Thursd at 8:30 a.m., H beloved ‘brother of James Hrown v of Mre. Susie Watkins. Re- residence of his attend. CARTER. Wednexday, ., at his rief ilin May 23. 1023, 6:20 dence. 1331 Q st. n.w.. after . CARTER. hus. . Carter and father of d Avalcus D. Carter of . and Jennie Carter of Owens, t Moon & Allen’s funerai lorida_ave. n.w., Friday, _Interment at Warrenton, Thursday. May 24. 1923, at 3:45 RIOHARD, beloved husband of Conway, aged 5% years. Funeral is late residence, 3612 New Hampshire ave. n.w., on Saturday, May 26, at 7:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited o attend. ' Interment Sunday afternoon, Salisbury. M. 260 CULPEPPER. Friday, May 18. 1923, LOUISE ilpepper, daughter of the lute Mathias and uxan Dodson, sixter of John and Clarence Dodson. Alice Lowie, Virginia Johnson, Lena Liverpool. Funeral 'Sunday, M o'clock from Rhines' undertaking es lishment, drd and Ese sts. s.v. EASTON. Thursday, May 24. 1 at San Francisco, . Hev. THOMAS CHAL. MERS E D.D.." formerly pastor of the “Eastern Presbytefian Chureh of this city. FOSQUE. Timrsday. May 24, 1023, at his residence, 403 Oakdale st. n.w., JAMES, sband of Hanoah Fosque, son of sque and the late Anna Watts . brother of Mamie Cla and Alphonso Fosque. step-son of Bessle Fosque, Funeral Sunday, May 27, at 1:30 o'clock from Asbury Church, 1ith and K sts. n.w. 1923, at Gallinger Hosp!. late Richard and Marga Funeral from the resi- dence ce, Mrs. Alberta Nokes, 247 14th st. n.e. Saturday, May 26, at 2 pm. | Relatives and friends invited. ~(Philadelphis { papers please copy.) | HICKMAN. Thuisday, May 24, 1923, at 8: - JOHN L. HICKMAN, "beloved husband anny Hickman and_devoted i fatber of Anua M. Peterson. Funeral ser ex at St. Luke's P. E. Chureh, 15th and | Cinrch sts. 5ow.. Monday, May 2K, at 2 | oclock pm. itelatives and friends invited. H $ 26% HICKMAN. Officers and members of Unlon riendskip Lodge, No. 891, G. W. 0. of | 0. F., are hereby notified o attend a meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1606 M st. a.w., Saturday, May 26 to make ar ihe funeral of our late brother. JOHN L. HICKMAN GORDON. Mar 22, | tal. EDWA: E street. 1 1 A card party for benefit of scholar- [ gn Memoriam., | l\z'lyflf.lrl. A :l'"m"d of love to thesmem- of our devots broths d le. "l;l,l-flll"(,'l'l() R. lil’?lfl!‘lfi.er'l:: d.l‘l‘l.:"d h! fe two years ago today. ifay 25, 1921. HIS LOVING SISTER, ANNA 1 WATSON, AND NIECE, THELMA E. WATSON. DAVIS, A tribute of love and devotion to the T i e SR Yo e ey r Tiho departed this ife nine years ago today, 2%, augel, band in besves s not yet complete, 80_God took onr aunt To fill that vacant seat. Bven death has & wonderful mission, Though if robbed us of the one we love; It draws us fronr our surroundings i To long for the meeting above. No matter how great our despair, Doen¥ heaven Sorm: nearer bod brighter To know that our loved one ix there: HER DEVOTED NIECES. © ving remembrance of our dear D."hrr,'h:“:flll(lld.l.\‘lA DORSEY, who de- is world three years ago'today. LovING BONS, MAURIE B, A0 Wit. 1 EAGAN, Tn sad but loving remembrance of our dear son, JAMES A. EAGAN, who died one year ago today, May 27, 1922 No one knows the silent heartache, Oaly those wiio have lost can teil, At_the grief that is borne In silence we Joved so well. * In sad but loving remembrance of ar wite our mother, MARY 8. who departed this life elght years ago today, Ma 191 Oh, how I miss you, dear pal of mine, Juit Tor a touch of our land And for » glimpse of your smiling face— Mary, God's angel divine. HER LOVING HUSBAND, B, dewr mother, how we miss you, As these eight ‘years pass by: But as God saw 8t to take you, We must bravely do our best. Love you, mother, we always will, Though 'you are far awa; And when'all our tolls are over, May we meet in eternity. Anniversary mase at St Stephen’s Church. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTEHS. ¢ FORD. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother; LAURA V. FORD, who died seved years ago today, Mas 25, 1916, Gone. but nof forgotten. HER SON AND GRANDCHILDREN. GREEN. Sacred to ke memory of my de Yoted husband and our loving father, JAMES H. GREEN, who departed this Ilfe five years ago toduy, May 25, 1918 Just a line of wweet remembrance Of our dear one, kind and true: Just a token of devotion That our hearts still long. KIS WIFE_HATTIE AND HILDA AND JAMES. KAHLERT. In sad and loving remembrance of our devoted mother, LOUISA GOODALL KAHLERT, who departed this life five years ago today, May 25. 1018, 3 MOTHER. Oh, if at times the siain of grief Tpon our cheeks appears, 1t is because our saddened hearts Find some relief in tears. She suffered mortal anguish And prayed that she might go To live with Christ, her Savior, Away from pain and woe. Though suffering. she breathed no For the Comforter stood And whispered, “Fear not, 1 am With me shalt thou ever abide. On_the river the pale boatman hastened: She heard the Soft aip of his oar, Then {rom earth and sorrow he bore her Across to the beantiful shore. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. MILLS. 1n sad but loving remembrance of our dear father, ANDREW MILLS, who de- parted this life'seven vears ago today, May Dear futher, we tried so hard to save vou, But our tears and praers were all i vain, For happy angels came and bore you From this world of toil and pain HIS LOVI SONS, RAYMOND AND ANDREW o PHILLIPS. Passed ont of this dear life four years ago today, LOUIS PHILLIPS, Sr. beloved father of Louis Phillips and Flor ence Phillips Erwin. Gone. but not forgotten. HIS CHILDREN, LOUIS AND FLOR. ENCE . BEESE. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband, SIDNEY REESE. who departed this life ‘one year ago today, May you. CHILDREN, 25, 192 WIFE. * SIMMONS. 1In loving memory of my daughter, HELEN M. SIMMONS. who dled four year . ago today, May 519, JAMES- LEE_SIMMONS. ¢ SIMMONB. In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, HELEN MARGARET SIMMONR, who departed this life four years ago today, May 25, 1916 Four years ago the sun was shining, My heart was bright and cheerful, Because then. Helen, dear. 1 had ‘you. When my daughter closed her eves in rest My beart, too, went from out my breast; 1 miss her more as each d This world seema another pl Without the smile on her dear face. HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND BROTHER. SMITH. 1In loving memory of WILLIAM O. SMITH, who entered info rest eternal two years ago today, May 25. 1921 THE FAMILY. * VIANSTEIN. In loving memory of our dear sister, AMANDA ALLEN VIRNSTEIN, who left us three years ago today, May 25, 1010. Often in our hearts comes a bitter cry, Why, oh, why, did our sister die? Then gomes the answer, so solemn and sweet, g . She is not dead, she Is only asleep There was an angel band in heaven That was not yet complete, took our dear sister To Al the vacant seat HER DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH- ERS . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick. nwn«t a0d Eficient Bervice. . Deal & Co.,, 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 3464. Astomobile Service. WILLIAM JOHNSON SILAS A. JAMES, P. 8. { HIOKMAN. The members of the Association | of the Oldest Inhabitants (colored) are requested to attend the funeral of our late | | HICKSMAN. at St Luke's | 2 pm. | 3, . at the | asonlc and Lastern Star Home. JAMES W. | KEMP. Services from the §. H. Hines Co. fanerui home, 2001 14th Saturday, May 26, ut 2 pm. Re ted. i | KEMP, A special comn min B. French g has been called for Saturday. 115 oclock pom., at New : ple, Wash., D. C., for the purpose of con- | ducting Misonic Wrial services for our late brother, J. W. KEMP. worshipfal master. TL' B. CROMELINE, Sec. | M08S. At his residence, 2147 Wyoming ave.. |7 12:50 am.. Friday, May 25, 1923, GEORGE | W. MOSS Notice of funeral hereafter. * REYNOLDS. Monday, May 21. 1923, at Sol- diers' Home Hospital, ARTHUR L. REY-| a_Reynolds, | in the S1st sear of his age. He is survived by a wife, mother, father and sister. (Nor- | folk, Va..' papers please copy.) . SAERS. ay 24, 1923, at Ashe- . C.. HARRY J_SAERS. Funeral services at chapel of W. R. Speare Co., 1208 H st n.w., at 2:15 p.m., Saturday, May 26, interment Rock Creek cemetery. Members of Mount Pleasant Lodge, By order of the SAERS. No. 33, F. A. A. M., will assemble at our 14th and Kenyon sts. n.w., Sat- 1 pm. to attend the funeral of our late brother, HARRY J. SAERS. Services at Speare’s, 1208 H st. . A. JAQUITT, Master. * SAUVEUR. May 24, 1923, LOUIS, aged 17 years and 8 months. beloved son ©. and the late Adalaide Helen Friends and relatives invited to attend gerv. ices at the home of his father, Fairfax rd.. Falls Chureh, Va., at 5 o'clock Saturday | afternoon, May 26 Interment private. SIMPSON. Thursday, May 24, 1928, at his residence, Kensingfon, Md., JAMES W. SIMPSON, in his 68th year. Funeral from Pumphrey & Sons' pariors, Rockville, Md. Saturday, at 2 p.m. Interment Union' ceme: Please omit flowers. P Departed this life Thursday, 08" B ot "n. GARRLE B sidence, st. n.w., s idow of the late Presiey E. Thornton. and devoted mother of Fannie D.’ Presiey, Philip and Samuel Thorton and only slster of Thomas Robinson. Notice of funeral here- atter. ‘WHALEN. TN ALRER G WAL of il WAL it e eoolt Yramers) corees b or Joseph's Church, Ammendale, Md., Satur- day, May 26, at 10 o'clock a.m. 25¢ 'WHITE. ‘Departed this life Wednesday, May 23, 1928, at 2:80 o'clock, at the residence of his mother, SAMUEL WHITE, beloved husband of Estelle White and father of Daniel, Samuel, Agnes and Lilllan White.: son of Henrletta and brother of Frederick ‘White. Funeral from First Baptist Church. 6th and G s Sunday, May 27, at _1:30 pan. Relatives and friends invited. zu; ARNELL. Suddenly Wednesday, May 24 a3 in_Los Angeles, Calif.. CARRIE JORDAN YARNELL, beloved daugh- ter of Hattie M. Jordan and devoted mothar of Ruth Hln:elt,.lfilfmm:"mlurll'm:lfll. ral from B.W., . e Noties tater. Interment Rock Creek | NON-SECTARIAN e THE ORIGINAL ey WR . Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMENEY $40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLIS B.SPEARE e CLYDE J. NIGHOLS =t THOS. R. NALLEY & SO ENTH ST, 8.E. 131 ELEV £ Undertakers. Bmbalmers. Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone _Lincoln_480. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W, & Modern_ Chapel. _Telephione, Main 2473 Timothy Hanlan 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5343 \ GaSExy .. oy 7 <<l ,m-r’::unc ¢ 1730 & 1732 Penna. Ave. . PHONES A waia sois-ss1s JAMES T. RYAN, 217 LA, AVE. S.E. Model Chapel Lincoln 142 Private Ambulances. Livery in Connection Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Estatlished 1841, Automobile Service. VTLLIAM LDE, Funeral S A ety s connection. Commodious Shapel and modern. crematorium. Moderate Drices. 332 Pa. Ave. m.w. Tel. call M. 1885 V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the succeasors of nor oom le::od with the original W. R. S peare establisnment. - 940 F St. N.W. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 926 NEW YOUK 4V N.W. MAIN 2604 Pri " Sz. Am%l.n«.& o 412 H st. n.e. Phone Lincoln 524. Modern_Chapel Automobile Fnneral CEMETERIES. Established 1860, Director _ana VAULTS EDAR HILL ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST e ton's Beautiful Burial Grouad Perpetual care—Cbapel—Perfect Service— Choce plots—Moderate prices—Terms. Office, 17th and_Pa. Ave. 8. E. Linc. 63023 For Booklet, Information or Visit to Ceme- tery, Call MR. CAYLOR, Linc. 982. erpetual_Care Non-Sectarian - FORT LINCOLN MODERN PARK CEMETERY cemetery. sidence ZELLER. Thursday, May 24 at bls R tins, Tor HENRY MAGRUDER. 4L LER, oniy son of the late John Cochrane 54 May Elisabeth Zeller. . Fu Memoriam. . loving _memory of my dear B thcr, [FRANK® BOYER. who died four years ago today, May 25, 1919. Again the month of May s here, To us the saddest of all the year; Just four years ago. this May My dear Drother away. HIE LOVING SII KATE M. LlaMS. Simple Dignified ©oc o 'BEAUTIFUL ‘Washington-Baltimore Boulevard at the District Line 705 13tk St. N.W. Cemetery Franklin 4745 Lincoln 3579 FUNERAL DESIGNS. ——Trompt auio dellvery service Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F. . -