Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Sanitary Brand, BUTTER Ibs. for b.48° EGGS 20° NEW POTATOES Sanitary Brand Selected, Doz., Ibs. for 32 39 “Blue Label”’ Products A self winding 48 inch TaPe Measure FREE - ALL THIS WEEK With Each Purchase of packages of 3 COLGERTE’S FAB Special This Week 3 29c find it. Pkgs. for small size, 15¢ Specials This Week “Keystone” Canned Spinach Packed by Hunt Bros. Co. This is the fine grade of California Spinach —the price is made to induce yvou to try it. Honey Dew Crushed Ripe Hawaiian Pineapple No.2Siz Can prove appetizing. Canned Peas, Early June, Various brands, all excellent values. 2 Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk, 6 cans for 65c Star Soap, a big bargain, H Fi Ar C:-l;:sl:elli)‘ Z%C|Blfrs, lI).]-Zl/2c Sali‘:on our Famous GREEN BAG COFFE Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Also Root Beer and Sarsaparilla 2 25 for Per Case of .00 24 Bottles, == C No charge for containers when s.elling. A_llowance of 25 cents per case of 24 empty bottles is now being made b us, but we assume no obligation when selling to buy bacl empty containers. bottles each. BLUE LABEL BONED CHICKEN, the meat for salads, etc., can. . BLUE LABEL BONED TURKEY, price specially reduced to this figure,can ................ BLUE LABEL POTTED CHICKEN, Ham, Turkey or Tongue, can. . BLUE LABEL CATSUP, cans for per can, Curtice Bros. “Blue Label” is nationally known. It stands for high quality on any product on which you 45¢ 35¢ 20c 293¢ large, Large Can 15 15 For mixing in salads, for ice cream, for a dessert as is, or many other ways in which it may 25 11 per cake 5 |Seimn 15¢ Per Lb., 25¢ BUDWEISER Packed in the convenient cartons, one dozen No charge for containers—empty contain- ers are not taken back. Per Carton One Dozen, $1.75 D. C, 'BOOSTERS RETURN ENTHUSED BY TRIP Cruise on Chesapeake and Tributaries Called Grand Round of Pleasure. MOD After a refreshing cruise in Ches- apeake bay and its tributaries, in- cluding the Potomae, Choptank ‘and Tred Avon rivers, more than 200 busi- ness men of the National Capital re- lturned to Washington today from the annual booster outing of the Mer- chants and Manufacturers’ Associa- tion. When the vessel docked here early today all were ready to vote one of the most pleasant cruises ever taken under the auspices of the association. Ross P. Andrews was chairman of the booster committee, which had charge of the outing and which all said had outdone itself this year to make the crulse one grand round of pleasure. Arriving at Cambridge, Md.. early yesterday morning, many of those aboard went ashore in motor boats ang_attended church, and the mayor of the town came back with them ard urged them to come again, as they had left a most favorable im- pression with the populace. Just be- fore hoisting' the anchor a naval hydroplane with copies of The Sun- day Star aboard came in sight and came down near the Midland. Lieut Rutledge Irvine of the staff at the naval alr station here was pilot of the plane. The Midland then steamed for Ox- ford, on the Tred Avon river, where « two-hour stop was made, and then 4 cruise on the bay and up the Pa- tuxent river for Solomon’s Island, where many enjoyed the fishing op- portunities, until 9 o'clock last night, when the return voyage was started. Capt. William Geoghegan, master of the Midland. turned the vessel over to the business men and helped them at every opportunity to have & good time while they were boosting for Washington. CHOSEN AS DELEGATES. |Lee A. Berlinsky and Samuel Hais to Attend Convention. Berlinsky and Samucl Hais were elected delegates to the twenty- third biennial convention of the P gressive Order of the West. to be held July 29, 30 and 31, by Independ- efiore Lodge, No, vesterday at Pythian Lee a meeting Temple Officers were elected for the ensuing vear as follows: Joseph Kaplan, presi- dent; Gustave A. Ring, vice president; Lee A Berlinsky, recording secretary Charles Schneider, financial secretary Morris Fleishman, treasurer; Simon Feldman, chaplain: Herbert Soloman inside warden: Herman Welss, condy tor, and Dr. Benjamin Newhouse, medi cal examiner. WILL GIVE SOUVENIRS. Children to Be Favored at Yeoman Excursion. A souvenir will be child who attends the | excurzion of Homestead No. 6409 of the Brotherhood of American Yeo- men on Thursda June 28, at Chesa- ake Beach, according to announc ment today by Benjamin F. Wil liams, District maneger and chalr- man ‘of the outing committes. A dancing contest and brief addresses by prominent members of the order will be other features. The excursion committee iz com posed of Mr. Williams. chairman I. R. German, Charles Brattan, Mis: pangler and Charles Tippens. MRS. EMMA E. EXEL EXPIRES. Mrs Emma E. Exel. widow of Christian Exel. died vesterday at her Chevy Chase home. 11 East Lenox street, aged sixty-six vears. She had been confined to her room for two | weel The funeral will be held to- morrow from the family home at o'clock. The interment will be in Rock Creek cemetery. Rev. William W. Shearer will conduct the cere- monies. Mrs. Exel i3 survived by two daughters. ziven every first annual DOG, part_aire Iy i Rescue League. 349 Marsland LOST. IOSTON BULL, small female. fan ard white face. in vicinity of ma Park. Reward =3 1226, LILFOLDER (wallet), 1o alley befween 1 and 10th, off You st.' Big reward. Gibson | Motor Co., 16th_and You sts. _North 9313. NCH OF KEYS. about (8), between Iowa Circle and H and Bim sts.. between & and 7 Friday. Liberal reward. 1533 6tL nw. AMEO—Between Great Faills and 15th and the Avenue; Engraved “‘P. Fenwick." 1333 G st.. 2nd floo 19° CHARN, Koights Templar, near 1ith and Kenyon.” Reward. 1337 Kenron st. now. 200 DAY, JUNE 18, 1923. JOSEPH W. PALMER DIES. l Long-Time Employe of G. P. 0., 85 Years 0ld, Succumbs. Joseph W. Palmer, one of the oldest residents of the Seat Pleasant, Md., neighborhood, died Saturday at the home of his son, George N. Palmer, at Seat Pleasant, Md., aged eighty- five years, The funeral will be held tomorrow from the Seat Pleasant Methodist Church, The interment will be in Congressional cemetery of this city. For forty years Mr. Palmer was connected _with the government printing office, resigning from that service fifteen years ago. He was one of the founders of the at Pleasant Metodist Church and an active worker in that congregation, being sperintendent emeritus of the Sunday school. He was widely known among the older men and women emploved at the big government printshop and among the printers of the city generally. He is survived by his wife, Mr Mary Palmer; two sons, George X Palmer and Joseph Palmer, and two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Duvall and Mrs. Adelaide Barnes. MRS. ROSA MILLER DEAD. Succumbs at Home Here, Brief Illness. Mrs. Rosa Miller, wife of Herman Miller, died vesterday at the family home, 3403 O street northwest, after a brief illness, aged vea The funeral will morrow afternoon at 3 o family home, Rev. of St John's Georgetown, officiating Mrs. Miller was a member D. A. R.. which organization will be in charge of the funcral and inter- ment, The burial is to be in Congres- sional cemetery. Mrs. Miller was a native of Baltimore, where she had number of relatives. She is survived by her husband and one daughter CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Cooley-McCullough Pont, American Leglon, will s0rPOw, S pm., at Capitol Y 1ith street wharf. Bring musical in- struments. Delegates to convention will be elected. Following sixty be held to- ‘lock at the Dr. John S. Mose By al Church, of the No. 2, meet to- chtClub, Spanish-Ameriean meet tomorrow yevening at Thomson School. W. F. Faulkner will speak of the Catalan poet, Fernando Maristany, and original papers in Spanish will be read by Miss Julia Hoffman and Miss Cora L. Woolsey. Annual elec- <2 3 xiven tomorrow. A:15 pm., at Metropolitan Memorial M I Chureh. Music by juvenile talent Atheneuwm will A card party for the benefit of the Church of the Nativity will be given tomorrow, § pm., at €000 Georgla avenue. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT The Ladies' Sametuar: Peter's Church will open @ iawn -te in grounds of the church, 2d mi C streets southeast to continue norrow and Wednesday. Attrac- tive amusements will feature cach evening. ociety of | st North Washington Citizens’ Asso- tion will meet at & n'clock in Sun- { day sehool house of United Brethren | Church. Women's auspices of tee, City Club. dance under entertainment commit- 9 o'clock Stanton Park Citizens' will meet, § o'clock School. Program, Assactation in Peabody S. M. Dudley will addre: Club of Asbury Church. 8 o'clock Church.” s the Men thodist Epis: Subject Annual banquet in honor of gradu- at'ng class of St. Patrick's Academy will be given by the Alumni Associa- | tion, 7 o'clock, at Rauscher's | E WEATHER 1 of Columb Fair and continued warm tonight and tomorrow; gentle south- erly winds. West Virginia—Falr tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight Recordn for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 87; 8 p.m., 79: midnigh 65, 4 am. 60: 8 am 71: noon, 8. Barometer—4 pm., 30.10; 12 midnight. 30.14 4 am 30.15; 8 a.m.. 30.17: noon, 30.17. Highest temperature, 87.2, occurred D.m. yesterday; lowest temper ture, 60, occurred at 5:30 a.m. toda: Temperature same date last year— Highest, 84; lowest, 67 3 Condition of the Water. Temperature and condit water at 8 am.—Great Falls perature, 74; condition, muddy ‘Weather in Various 3007, & pm & Temperature, Stations. e aalamon Lwpioywok I8HIH 8 sy Womoy CHOKER (fur), at Keith's, Thursday night Reward. 140 R n.e.. Apt. No. 1. . COLLAR AND CUFF N hetween G TS, two, on 11th t. ave.’ Telephone West DOG, name from farm reward. near Rockville Albert Lake, 3117 | K st. n.w. 18 DOG, black, brown and white St. Bernard, o tag, name Ruff, Saturday, June 16. Re- rd._Phone Franklin 1145, 1741 G st. * EYEGLASSES, pair gold f{rame, near Hig land apt. e, on Coun. ave. Return at office, Highland Apt. FRAT PIN, initials W. D. W. on Dack: Sun- ¥ noon on P st., between 17th and 18th. Re. | ward_if_ret to 1727 P st. n.w. RMAN POLICE DOG—Name “Wolf." Size and_color of wolf. Reward. Return {0 Max. well._Oxford Hotel. 190 HANDBAG—_Black, between Washington and Sherwood Foreat; ‘reward. W.B. " Callglian. keys. Kindly re- Reward. 19! KEYS—Between 10th and G ats. and Soldier: Home. Reward paid at 312 13th st. n.w. for return of same. i MESH BAG, silver: money and keys, on 7th st. car line; keepsake. Reward. 720’ 13th st. nw. . PIN—Eastern_Star, 8523, PQCKETBOOK. small gray: two $20 bills, two s2'bills_and small_change. in Nunally Stor Phone North 9092-W or 1013 Kearney st. n.e. POCKETBOOK—BIack, containing_about $12 in currency together with Y. M. C. A. men bership card_bearing the owner's uame, Glen Echo Saturday. Réturn 619 Columbia rond. _Reward. 198 TOCKETBOOK, black leather. containing $21 and two fraternity pins (Epsilon Mu Sigma and De Molay), on Saturday, June 16, between Swann's boathouse and Davis' float. = Reward. Notifs 215 0th st. s.w. 190 RSE, on Saturday, June 9. on Connecticut ave., between H and Eye, black velvet purse with jude green top and silver chain: co tents valuable only to owner. Reward. Phone, Mrs. Willebrandt. North 2363 1w SHOPPING BAG, blue, contalning two bat ing outfits. left under tree between bureau and 14th st. bridge. 18th and Irving sts. n.e. { or phone Potomac 132-W. ’ SILV MESH _BAG, at at Falls Park, Virginia_side, Sunday: containing $46. Re- turn to Marguerite Furrow, 4012 3rd st. n.w. Liberal _reward. : B STONE, setting out of ring, Saturday. ward. 920 19th st. n.w. SUIT, gaberdine, in Bell shop box, on Mt. Pleasant car. between Ontario road and end of line. Saturday evening about seven. Notify Jeffres, Apt. 83, 1725 Lanier place. Reward. + SUNBURST BROOCH, diamond and pearl 11th and 1 to 8th and K n.e., or on Capitai Traction car. Reward. 1118 1'st. ne. * UMBRELLA—WIII the lady who ook purpie silk umbrella with amber handle from seat in balcony at Woodward & Lothrop's, June 16, please leave same at information desk in store? 18° VELVET BAG containiug_fountain pen, and toilet articles; at Great Falls Sunday. 122 R ne. WRIST ‘WATOH, lady's gold, on_Baltimore ave. in vicinity of bakery at North Beach, Maryland. Findor please return to 1323 80th n.w, or phene West 1190, Good reward, 20° “Scotty’; Y _RING with bunch turn 300 Sth st. s.e. No. Reward. Col. Re- Abilene, Tex. 29.1 Clouds Clear, Clouds Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Atlantic City Baitimore Birmingham . 30, Bismarck ... Boston . .22 Buffalo """ 30,13 Charleston. .. 30.14 Chicago. 30,02 Cincinnati. . 30,12 Cleveland Denver .. Detroit El s Clear, 0 3 10 Clear Paso. " 20, R clondy i | Gear | Clear Clondy g Jacksonville. 30.06 ansas City. 20.90 Los Angeles. 29.78 Loutsville e Pt.cloudy Clear Glear | Clear Rain Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Oloudy Olear’ Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear PE.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Portland,] Portland, Ralelgh,N.C. S. Lake City 29,64 SanAntonio. %BERBREEIBR (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England. -~ 48 Part cloudy France.......... Part cloud Austrin Part cloudy en. Denma; Part cloudy Sweden... . Part cloudy Horta (Fayal), Azores. ... Cloudy Hamilton, Bermuda....... Clear San Juan, Porto Rico. Clear Havana, Cuba = Clear Colon, Ganal Zone. loudy CEMETERIES. Perpetual Care Non-Sectarian FORT LINCOLN MODERN PARK CEMETERY Simple Dispified BEAURFUL ‘Washington-Baltimore Boulevard at the District Line 705 12tk St. N.W. Cemetery Franklin 4745 Lincoln 3579 NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST Washington’s Beautiful Burial Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service— Choice plots—Moderate prices—Terms, Office, 17th and Pa. Ave. 8. E. Line. 65023 For Booklet, Iaformation or Visit to Ceme- tery, Call MR. CAYLOR. Linc. 982, i SAVILLE. June 1. Card of Thanks. DOUGHERTY. We wish to ectend our win- cere thanks to our friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes given at the death of our beloved brother, JACOB DOUGHERT THE FAMILY. * extend our sincere s« and friends and the many little children for their kind expres- sions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes given at the death of our beloved father, WILLIAM PRICE. THE FAMILY. * Marriages. CROSS—PRICE. Miss Emily F. Price an nounces the marriuge of her sister MARY to Mr. GEORGE F. CROSS, at the home of the Rev. H. E. Huddlewon, on Friday cven. ing, June 15, at & o'clock. At home sfter July ‘1, 183 Emerson st. n.e. LYNN—STEADMAN. Mr. and Mrs. John M Steadman, 943 Longfellow st., announce the marriage "of their daughter ETHEL K. to ALBERT L. LYNN, 402 €., on 'April : Va. by the Rev. ce Episcopal Church Deaths. ARNOLD. Sunday, June 1 at his residence, 1133 T st. n beloved husband of Pauline if. (Koll). _Funeral fr ieier's Sons Co., 111 19, ut 8 aui's Chure tivex ‘and friends Mary's cemet PRICE. We wish ¢ thanks to our relat andria penter, Arnoid_(nee n_the chapel of Frank Tth «t. n.w Tues ) am. ¥ at 9 o'clock Rela invited. Interment St. 1923, WILLIAM ot Ma Remains tablishment Paul's Catholic Chureh at 9 am. Interment at BARNES, dence. 114 3rd’ st BARNES, belov: A. Barnés, in the S9th Funeral from Lis late June 20, at 9:30 a.m., thence to St Church, where mass will be eelebra 10 wm. Relatives and friends invited attend BROWN. Friday WALTER Zdna Brown a sister, Monda Tune 13, am., BROWN, heloved huband of He feaves to mourn their loss Rianche Brown: three aunts, Mrs. Mrs. Amanda Jordan and Mrs . and xeverul consins. Funerai June 19, ut 2 pam., at the ¥is Co.’s funeral parlors. ave. n'w. Interment ai ters. Friends invited Entered into Arlington, 1023, at 9 oclock the beloved busband o of funeral later DADE. The officers ing Ktar Lodge, No. 40, 1. B. I'. 0 the World, are’ herehy requeste a sexsion of sorrow Tuesds 1923, st Pythian bldz Fribnnte enternal rest at his Va. on Sunday, June pm.. PETER DADE Sadie Dade. Notice and members of Marn Elks of to meet in evening. June th and M n.w respect o the memors of who passed 0 the grest of “the hereafter Sunday, June 1% 9 oclock pm. Fune St John's Ruptist Church, Va Wednesday, June 20, 1 o'clock pm. Rev ). 1. Loving, pastor. By order of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, 1. 1 0. E. W est Temple, No. 8, and Columbin No. &5, invited o attend J. FREMONT RUTLER HATTON Exalted Financial Secretary 1923, p.m #th G beloved husband of Ida Dean. Fu neral Tuesday, June 19, at 2:30 p.m.. the above residence. (Haitimore ploase copy. ) Husband, dear Hut it was all in va od called you and angels came And took sou away EXEL. Sundas. June dence, 11 EMMA E tion Exel, at_her late residence. at 3 oclock pm. o« FAIR. Suddenly, Sunday. June 17. 19 JAMES IRBY FAIR, aged . Interment Newberry, 8. C. 19 GEO. F ORGE T, we tricd 8o hard to keep you at her resi ¥ Chase, Md late Chrix icus Tuesday 19, GILLAM. Sundas v at pm., JOHN K GI T the Jumes N Gillam. hushand of Edna W John R. Gillam, jr and brother of Eliza Wsllace. Gertrude G. Taxlor and Mar itemains a1 residence of his won, 633 Fairmont st. n.e. Notice of fu neral hereafter, H JOHNSON. Entered 16, 1923, at 1:20 am.. LAURA 1. J¢ SON, heloved wife of the Walter John. <on. desoted mother o Finnes and dear sister of Mrs. Ida Funeral from her late nee, h st. n.w., Tuesday, June m. Interment Woodiawn cemeters ves and friends ited. LYONS. Saturday, June 16, 1923, her residence, 1328 Mass. ave. n.w.. MARIE LORETTO, heloved danghter of Michae] M and Margaret G. Lyons. al from her iate residence at £:30 u . June 19. Requiem mass at 9 nn.. St. Patrick’ Church. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. * MILLER. Sundas morning. June 1923, at 12:30 o'clock. at her home st. n.w after a brief iliness, ROS of Herman Miller, in services will be held pn., at the above residence Congressional cemetery. MILLER. Officers and Council, No. 3. D. A of i b, 15 Monday, June to arrange for the funeral of our 1 ROSE MILLER, of Baltimore, order of the councilor, FRANCES GERTRUDE VEITCH, Rec. Secy. NOONE. Sundar, June 17, 1923, at 10:40 a.m. THOMAS I beloved husband of the late” Maria_Noone. Funeral from his late residence, 1140 . .. Wednesday, June 20 ‘at 8:30 to St Stephen’s Church. where minss will be suid af 9 a.m. for the repose of Lis soul. Interment at Holy Rood cemetery. 190 PALMER. On Sundax at 1:30 t her resid ALMER, illinm and Annie Mundy. Jupe 19, s Church, a0 st nto rest Saturdas. June i f:30p.m.. a1 . Jun, Interment at members of Mizpah will meet &t the home Wisconsin 18, at ANTON June 17, 1923, neral Mount Dumbarton & PALMER. Officers and_members of Deborah Council, I 0. of 8t. Luke, No. 418, are re. d to attend the funeral of our late LUVINIA PALMER. from Mount . E. Chureh, 29th xt. hetween and from bet. EMMA DOWNEY, W ECCA F. WILLIAMS, W. 5 PALMER. Saturd: Jnoe 16, 1923, at 5:45 . TOSBPH W, beloved usband of Mary Ime: Funeral from the residence of his George N. Palmer, Chapel rond, Pleasant, Md., Tuesday. June 19, a Relatives and friends lnvited Tnterment * at Congressiona (Alexandria papers please cops.) ROBINSON. Departed this life Sunday, June 17,19 At his residence, 163 Pierce st e devoted hushand of Leoua Kobinsos derson). loving father of little Marguerite, and beloved son of Mrs. ura Childs. Notice of funeral hereafter, * ROSSIGNOL. Suddenly, Sund. June 17, 9 Arlington Beach, Va AARON OL. of Clarendon, Va. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife and six children, three sisters and four brothers, and mother- n-law Funeral from St. Charles Church, Clarendon, Va., Wednesdas, at 9:30. In terment at Prospect Hill cemeters. (Savan- nah, Ga: Jacksouville, Fla.. and Los An Feles, Calif.. papers please copy.) 10% 1923, after a_lingering llness &t Homewood Hospital in Maldimore Md.. WILLIAM OLIVER, &3 husband of the late Sa neral services at the e Mowen Co., ‘rrfmn‘. Md., on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tnterment Druid Ridge cemeters. 1 cemetory (nee { SMITH. June 16, 1923, at 10:35 p.m.. RRUCE. Jr.. aged 17. beloved son of E. and Elizabeth Butler Smith. the service at St. Mark's Church, 3rd and A sts. s.e.. at 10 am. Tuesday, his body lies at Hysong's funeral parlors, 1300 N st. n.w. NETT. Sunday, June 17, 1923 at 2:10 T E R NERICA VITGINIA. THORNETT, Widow of Alfred R. Thornett, aged 67 years Funeral from parlors of M. V. Hysong Co., 1300 N st. n.w., Wednesday, June 20, 11 am. Interment Columbin Gardens, near Clarendon, Va. Friends and relatives | vited. 19+ WATSON. Saturday, June 16, 1923, PRIS. CILLA 'WATSON, 'beloved wife of Geor Watson and mother of Louis N. Napok Ballston, Va. She leaves a host of grand children’ to_mourn her loss. Remains can be seen at Wise's undertaking establishment at 20th and M sts. n.w. Funeral Tuesdas, 2 p.m.. from the Meiropolitan A. M. B. Church. M st. bet. 15th and 16th sts. Relatives and friends invited. WELLS. of the Christian faith. Jime 16, 1923, at 8:15 am., LOUISA WELLS, the beloved mother of Andrew Wells. She leaves to mourn_their loss two brothers and three sis. Rohert Smith. Rev. Edward S Lucy Williams, Mildred McDonald, Emma Hutt Minnie Jackson and a host of relatives and friends. ~ Funeral from her L dence. 353 Blands court n.w., Tuesday at 2 o'clock. 18¢ In Memoriam. ANDERSON. HILMES, PETERSON. In lov- iug_memory of mother. MARY E. ANDER- 8ON, who died twenfy-six years ago, Feb- ruary 5, 1897: our daughter and sister, LILLIAX B. HOLMES, thirteen years go, June ‘18, 1910: _ godinother and friend. EMMA PETERSON, eleven sears ago, July , 1912, By the crystal river flowin Rose the tree of life so fair: 3 There_our loved ones wait our coming, In the upper garden ther THR FAMILY, MR AND MRS, J0S. H. HOLMES AND LENA WARE. . Departed this life, in full trinmph | In Memoriam. in_sad bot loviog remembrance of r wife, mother and_dsughter-in-law GERTRUDE DAVIS CHASE, who died ton years ago today, June 18, 1993, after a brief illness, “which she bore ‘with Christian for. titude. me may think T am not lonely When at times they see me smile Little do they know the heartache That I suffer all the while. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true There is not a day, dear mothe That we do not think of yon. HER = DEVOTED HUSBAND, BRYSON CHASE. “AND HER LOVING _SONS GEORGE, ~ CHARLEY AND MILTON CHASE, "AND HER FATHERIN-LAW. GEORGE . CHASE. EISINGER. 1In sad but loving remembranecs of our dear mother. ANNIE CORA EISTN ER, who departed this life seven years ago today, June 18, 1916, In_our hearts sour m weetly. tenderly, fond and true cre is not a day, dear mother, That we do not think of you THE CHILDREN. = JACKSON. Tu remembrance of DANIEL JAC who passed away four years aga today, June 18, 1919, Tt Is not the one who smiles the sweetest Whom You may call your friend It is the one who stands up for son And proves it to the end. REBECCA. * JACKSON. 1n sad but Joving remembrance nf my dearls beloved husbund, Rev. E. It { K8 who dey this life . June 18, 1922, Alone T am bearing earth’s sorrows and care Al tread the hard walks of life “t out from the gloom of all I'il say When heavy the burden and rugged the w. Thaunk God. vou are_free from the strife HIS DEVOTED WIFE, SUSIE B. JACKSON. * JENIFER. In sad hut loving remembrance my dearext friend, WILLIAM JENIFER Who entered into rest two years ago today June 18, 1921 How 1 missed the wel, Of the one 1 Joved so dear Often T listen his coming, Fully sure that he is near CHASE. ory lingers, me footsteps Thou art gone. but not forgatten resh my love will ever be. ir a8 long ax there is memors William. T will_always think of HIS FRIEND, LENA HUNTER -+ KEANE. Tn tad and MARGARET (nee 0°( Ak ago today, ving remembrance of nnor), died five sear June 18, 1915 shall we Never shall Arons A the grase where sou are latd HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN « { LEITCH. In sad hut loving remembrance of § eur d_hushand and father, FELIX TCH. who departed this 1fe thirtecn sears ugo, June 18, 1910 8o sad. <o sndden. was the call, His death surprised us all 1 His wisdom. Knows what fn best I Your dear sweet day we dear iaund will “come o son | EVOTED WIFE AND { LOMACK. In sad but loving remembrance of | e dese son. RERTRAM ¢, TOMACK, b | enaried i S v fodas. HIX DEVOTED PAREN LONG. In our den KNTGHT X AND SIST . sad but loving remembrance ot wife and mothe MARIAN EDITH LONG. rred this life two Iny, Ju 1621 i AND FAMILY. * red 10 the JENNIE 0. one year LYLF X, of my dear who departed rday, June 17 cqual the lave of n ~o loyal and true suffers «o muci with such mother works with such pleasure as moth hail thers, v revel in love of the sweetheart yo with the endsbip of mother Unbroken Tou find a friendship lix fill death ealls and life's work HER DEVOTED RECKWITH PURCELL. who dir St Al DAUGHTER, ELIZA 1 In lovin MARC June o ARLINE PURCED Abniversars nine OUR MAMMA She was beautiful. voung and fair. With her hig. blue cses and her goiden b That we know she joined in the better iay. But bad He asked us. much e fear We would hace said. tGod lease her be HER BARIES. JXMES AND ARLINE + SCOTT. 1In lovinz remembrance of my de mother, ELLEN G. 1. SCOTT parted ‘this life yeRr mgo How long she struggied That hafed skill aud How long she lin; st with all She sleeps 1o No mortal strife Can reach mother in_her slumber thers DAUGHTER, W. MAY TATLOK * WARRICK. In loving remembra of my b THOMAS €. WA RICK, ~h. o Year ne todas, Never shall 1 cease to love vou Never shall your menory fade Sweetest forever lingers i Around the zrave where vou are Inid HIS LOVING WIFE, AMY M. W. WILSON. Sacred to the dear m dear_little daughter and siste BLANCHE WILSON, who lef{ sears ugo today. June 1%, 1919 Thy purpose, Lord. we cannot 1l that's done b DEVOTED PARENTS AND SISTEE on day th disen racked with she did hreast pea invades he H ad bat FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 3. WILLIAM LBE. Funeral Embalmer. Livery in connection. chapel and modern crematorium. pric 3 Ave. D V.L?SPEARE.CO. Neither the successors of nor con- pected with the original W. R Spears establishment. 940 F St. N.W. Phone Frank. 6626. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 926 NEW YORK AV MAIN Private Al ce Director _an1 Commodio.s Moderata el. call M. 1385. |~ ¢ Jhe HOME FUNERAL Conducted Inexpensively Col. 464. W.WARREN TALTAVULL /' A OME FOR FUNERAL SERVICE 3619 14TH ST. AT SPRING ROAD. 412 H st. ne. Phone Lincoln 524 Modern_Chapel. Antomobile_Funerals. oModern_Ohspel. __ Antomobile Funerals. | Quick, Dignified_and Efclent Serviee. W. W. Deal & Co,, 816 H BT. N.E. LINCOLN 3464. Astomoblle Service. Chapet e THE ORIGINAL ey WR.Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. MAIN (08 FORMERILY 940 FST. | ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLIS B.SPEARE See. CLYDE J. NIGHOLS et { THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, { 181 ELEVENTH ST. S.E. Undertakers. Dmbalmers. Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone_Lincoln 480, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST N.W. i Modern Cnapels Tetephone, _ Main 247? Timothy Hanlan 641 H ST. N.E Phone L. 5343 g MORTICIANS 1730 & 1732 Ponna. Ave. 20\ o, CHONES JAMES T. RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. S.E Chapel. Private Ambulauces. Livery in Connection Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Egtablisbed 1341, Automobile Service. MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS—Auother big reduction in all monuments, us every one must be sold re- gardless of cost within two weeks, on mc- &unt of removing: some fine desgins_to lect from at a low price. 1354 d |f\all'K st ne. 15 Model Lincoln 143 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St,