Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 7

UL T T T T T T L L perfect. Purchase $1.75 Bien-Jolie Brassieres -~ $7.00 Limited quantity—but all sizes 36 to 48—and all_fresh, new and Of satin-striped coutil with straps to match. Fastened back, elastic inserts. CORSET BRASSIERES of : THE EVENING The “Open Season” for Tuxedos Wherever you go after dark from now on the Tuxedo is the expected garb. Mode Tuxedos are designed on the properly pre- scribed lines—both with the notch collar and the more ultra shawl collar—tailored to perfec- tion—in plain and Herringbone weaves. Regulars, longs, shorts, stouts—the correct size for every- body. Ready for immediate service. $ 3 9.50 FFor Coat and Trousers “Tuxedo™” Waistcoats— patterns — —a host of models beginning at $6.50. Member Better Business Bureau Satisfaction First PALA(T 810-818 Seventh Street Another Purchase and Sale of SmartD To Duplicate Recent Busy Scenes King’s Poiret Twill All-Wool Serge Tricosham Dresses All sizes, 16 to 44 in the Poiret Twill and Serge; and extra sizes 46 to 52 in the Tricosham. A style range as satisfying as it new—braided, embroidered and semi- tailored models for youthful and ma- ture tastes. Navy, brown, gra wood. A large shipment—but don’t delay if you want best choice. of Blankets 3.95 The Double Blankets are soit, warm, fleecy quality, in plaids of gray, pink, blue and tan; also plain gray. , tan and sandal- 66x80 Double Thick Blankets $3.95 Each 66x80 Double- Blankets $3.95 Pair The Double-thick Blankets come in rich plaids of pink, gold and blue, and have beautiful felt-like finish. 37 Blankets, $4.95 $8 Blankets, $5.95 Pair Pair Seamless Bleached Sheets. Heavy, STAR, WASHINGTON, DEBATE WHAT CHARGE HEADLEY MUST FACE Police Officials Announce Irey Has Made Affidavit of Letter of \ | officials at police headquarters to- |day are considering what- charges to iprcrer against Inspector Albert J. Headley, chief of the traffic bureau, and Policeman William Schotter, against whom complaint has been made by Hugh C. Irey, a real estate salesman. Several daye ago Mr. Irev filed written complaint, alleging that he was taken to the ‘traffic bureau in a patrol wagon for violating a park- ing regulation and that Inspector Headley Mr. Irey’s letter was not in afidavit form as originally submitted, but he | made 1t a sworn document vesterday |afternoon Edwin B. Hesse, ‘chief |elerk of the department, sald he was | not certain today what sections of | the police manual the two officers | would be charged with violating. |LAUDS NEWS REPORTER | AS GREAT EDUCATOR |L. €. Probert of Associated Press | Tells Deadline Club of Honor and Dignity of Profession. Lic the as edu night before its meeting in Ator in Deadline Club at Ebbitt Hotel. “He brings one part of the world to another part: he is the person who has more to do with the world’s prog ress than any other s of man || Mr. Probert declared. “Newspaper re- || porting fs an homorable and dignified | profession.” he sa he old ldea |that a newspaper is a ‘sheet’ or a it is wrong today [to refer to newspaper men as the ‘newspaper boys.” he pointed out “Reporters are men of intelligence and tact: they are educated and ap- ! preciative of the responsibllity which ts upon them.” Mr. Probert con- tinued. “The world is dependent upon them. resses Perfect Bed Sheets $1.50 Quality $1.09 Profit by this saving on 81x90 close-woven hems. Sheeting Cotton quality, with wide Complaint. | as discourteous to Bim. ;.\n interested in the work invited. { ! | 1 Frid LT O T T |l|llll||l|lll|llllllIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIII_I“IIIIIIIlllIIIIIII|IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"II(IIIIII_IIIIIIIIIIIIllIIiIIIIIIIIE C Ty CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Mrs, Baker, 1223 Evarts street northeast, will entertain the Dahl- gren Terrace Thursday Club tomor- row. D. Dr. Sara W. Brown, former teacher in the Washington publie schools, has accepted a position in on the staff of Natlonal Y. W. C. A, in the education and research divi- sion. Men’s Club, All Souls’ Charch, Ca- thedral avenue, will meet tomorro 6:30 p.m, Francis M. Savage will lec-. ture on Sonth Afric Trintdad Citizens’ Assoclation will meet Friday, 8 p. at Blair School. Big Sisters of tive Association 4:45 p.m., in Epiphany le Protec- tomorrow, parish hall. 1 m Kit Carson Post, No. 2 will meet tomorrow, §.p.m., at Grand Army Hall. Benning-Glendale-Oakland Citizens Association will mect tomorrow at new Smothers School. Condult Road Citizenw’ Association will meet tomorrow, at 8t David’s parish hall. 8 pm., 1 B P, will ha ladies’ 1536 18th street, Thursday. Dance 30 p.m. Morning Star Lodge, No. Elks (cvlored), night at its home tomorrow and ey ing from 8 to 1 by card only. Admission Robert le Bruce de Mola; pter, Order of will glve its opening Calro Hotcl. Dr. Tapper will speak of “The Art and Attainment of Joy” tomorrow at st Baptist Church Owing to stormy wenther, the ba: becue that & to been held tonight by ~ Washington Council, Knights of Columbus, at _the Keane estate, bas been postponed. e Kentucky State Society will |mect tomorrow evening at 2400 16th street. Dr. Jonathan C. Day will lecture on “The Kentucy Mount. cer; His Traditions and His Future. al program. ORGANIZATION i _A-CTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Washington Council, Colu will give und barn dance at Ke ning, D. C. Knights of ainnual harvest ne estate, Be Prof. M. 1 . on Holy Nam Church will ¢ its seventh niversary with a reception at Lincoln Colonnade. Special attractions and | dancing. the Donation Club. | Thomas Clrcl {will meet. §_ o'clock, 3 {Mre. Susic oot Rhodes, speaker | H Dr. A. Z. 14 ohn will deli 1ecturs on synagogue music | Btghth Street Temple, under the cationa) uuspices of the congre {tion. Members privileged to ilovers of music, ig. Gen. Lloyd M grand commander of of Foreign Wars, will ad- jdress opening & o of the ining class for scout leaders of the strict of Columbia oy Scout € “Scout Fundamentals,” at nington University { Brett, rece {ele iVete night. An Even of Fun jwill feature the entertainment to be igiven by Natlonal Training School { Military the school at 17 “elock c fwill ho loelock. Arch degree. on,” Roy I Meeting of {Club, $ e'clock. | Hall] Ganlatin stree Tranfiguration by Dr § o'clock, 1$5,000 Life Policy Cost $46.90 ulars and illustration. .000.000. off, 610 Woodward Bldg. Phone Main 340. Company founded 1805 containing shell rim spee- . Call M BASKET. s semi-precious stones aud one antiq pearl brooch. $20 reward to finder, ame to owner at 2005 Massacl returning vingston. 3o { DTAMOND Mrs. F. M. Bra es st. .. DIANOND RING, Ban's, vt ia £old rongs. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, w York city | dunce | Comfort to most of us. 1923 4JOHN KNOWLES BI ’ THE TRAINING g OF DEFEAT l BY DR. FRANK CRAN ‘Was Born and Reared in Capital. Had National Repu- tation. The Osak! Mainichi, the Japanese newspaper with the largest circula- ! tion, editorially quotes a Japanese general as follows: { “The Japaneso nation has never ex-.| perienced ‘defeat from an enemy; but the experience of defeat Is as valuable as that of victory in' war in the training of national characteristics to meet adversaries with fortitude and | courage. “Japan needed very badly some sort of training to qualify her as a great : nation. The carthquake came at the right moment for otherwise she might have degenerated. A new phase of our natlonal character s thus bound to be dev ped In this unprecedented adversity. B. W. Fleisher of the Japan Ad- vertiser declares that, “At noon of September 1 the old Japan ceased with the earthquake. The days of the imperialistic and militaristic re- &ime have gone forever.” There is sound sense and knowledge of human nature in these statements. Every man, every institution, every nation necds failure once in a while, This ought to be a good deal of < triumph. | path of true love never No man’s life is continuoy Even th {runs smoothly, and for that matter | | no other road is gr This will be| the pastor's closing address. { jevery an- | Refreshments by ladies of | invite | to- | Mirth™ sration Men's | Albee | { At age 35—end date of birth for partie.: ed all the way | 2 : except the road to ruin. The one JOHNEENOWLES BINHGE:. thing 2 man seems to be able to do th unvaried success 13 to g0 to the | ponn Ko oKs. 1 dl s 4 The trall of every successful man, | dicd, Monday dominant nation, and every permanent {nstitution leads upward, | and n a time the youth bearing the banner of “Excelsior” stumbles on the way. The qualittes of wisdom, prudence, caution and the 1ike ars essential, and it is not victory that teaches us these thing: There is Knowles October 1 Tospital, Li 1 operatio ars old followed t Matthew's Church, at brother, Rev Howard ficiated. Burial was in cemetery, Mr. Bishop wus the eldest son of Mrs. Ella K. Bishop and the late Dr. Francls B. Bishop of this city, He 5 a native of Wilmington, N. C. He spent most of his life in Wash- ington. was educated in the pub- lic schools, Georgetown University and the Corcoran Art School i Mr. Bishop is survived by ! Mre. st Bishop: 100, is 2 part of my educa- |and’ two Javpheere Ernh THE WEATHER | District of Columbla—Cloudy to | partly cloudy-tonight; tomorrow fair; which Bishop, of- something in this for AlodtiOlivet 1f you have broken your blue tea set, or broken your heart, the fallure has not altogether been in vain, provided you have found amidst the wreckage and disillusion treas- ures of courage, of faith and of strength you did not know you had. | The next time defeat comes to you and makes you drink from her biiter cu him are his Bishop; his Ella K. Grace Bishop of northwest, and his brothers, Ri Howard Bishop, pastor of |little change In temperature; moder- | Church, at Clarksville, Md., Harry 'A. Bishop, U. S € late southwe. a 2 i and west winds. B ic | Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight; | Denver, Copy | 20O | . Do Hospital, tomorrow fair; little change in tem- | | perature; fresh southwest and west | I“{E:S;:xniu{‘l'nr'”y‘rlou)dy tonight; to- DAUGHTERS TO LOSE morrow fair; li(tle change in tem- LEGACY AT ALTAR perature; fresh southwest and west | | Chamberlaine Will Cuts Them Of | winds West Virginia—Cloud if They Marry—Many Be- quests Made. morrow fair; little cf The will of V¥ perature. laine of 1806 W avenue nortk tonight: to- nge in “tem- liam W ng Records for Twenty-Four Hours.” Chambe | west, dated July d modi- Thermometer—4 pm., 4 ifled by codicil of February 1, 19 12 midnight, 4 noon, 51, was offcred yesterday for probate. TI [his sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth T. {Chamberlalne, and her four daughte home, he leaves the: s Warren Crescent, Ghent, Should any of the daughters her interest in the property 4 ie, testator d his v Chamberlair effects and {1ife th ates s | avenuc. ates coast |S7€RS l e e .51, eccurred lowest temperature, red at § p.m. yesterday. rature same date last year— 36; lowest, 40, Condition of the Water. Temperature and_condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, condition, clear, Tide Table { (Furnished by United and geodetic Today—Low ti : p.m.; high tide, a.m. and 8:02 p.n Tomorrow—Low tide, 2 240 D p.m. The Sun and Moon. right to oceupy ng at 1808 Wro : is also to have on omefrom the entire 2 William _Chambe | United States Coast Artillery, son of | the testator, is named as cxecutor 9 a.m. and (and trustee, and is_directed to high tide, 8:26 a.m. and{to h Mre. Mary C. R {New York, $1,200 per vear during | the Tifc of the'widow. On the death g of Mrs. Chamberlaine the chte Sun rose, 6:26 4.m.; sun sels,‘ o Teceive 33 7000 5n ‘e ul‘rir:lu’tr z % William Chamberlaine Cq United Tomorrow—Sun fises, 6:27 a.m.; sun |States Army, a_grandson, is to have sets, 5:17 p.m. $10,000 and_ Tayus Reid. jr., another Moon rise p.m.; sets, 6:06 p.m. | grandson, $2,000. Helen Reid, a grand- Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | daughter. is' to receive $2,000. Nine { half hour after sunset. {nieces and nephews are remembered 9 e with bequests of $1.000 each. The re- Weather in Various Citfes, |maining _estate the son. T Temperature. 2 i~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Today {5:19 pm. ‘g0és to | & MORTICIANS i 7301732 PENNA. AVE. PHONES: MAIN 5312-5513 | B, B e JAMES T. RYAN, 317 PA. AVE. S.E. Model Chapel. Ligcoin 141 Private Ambulances Livery in Convection. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Established 1841, Phone West 08, i Antomat | i ! i Service. | FWICLIAM _LEE, | Emvalmer. Livery 15 connection. lear chapel d modern crematorius Mod Clenr |prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1 Cosay | Timothy Hanlon | erai 1385, iondy plrsd 841 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543, Quick, Dignifcd ana E@cient Service, Geie Deal & Co., Rain Rain 816 H ST. LINCOLN Clear . . Philadelphis. Phoenlx . Pittsborgh widely | | DENTAL SURGEON DIES. ARTIST, BURIED HERE| — Dr. Lawrence Roche Was Lifelong Resident of Capitar Lawrence Toc ied Monday t northwest. The cs were held this morn - Chureh wher { Interme Dr. Roche and had made this me ail of his life. He was widely known in his profession. He is survived by his wife, two brothers, M. P. Roche of ithis city and H. 3. Roche of N { York city, and two sisters, Mrs, Mary Gettings Miss Elizabeth Chis- holin of Washington. INDORSE DRY The District en's Clubs_ ha endorsi ’ erhoff committe ed unanimous! together with two other resolutions. T oth: ex- pressed grief over the gyieath of Presi- dent Harding an ©d the proper br the o whether tt gl Three memb advi . ‘White, Faber § rict of Columbli; t‘urrb_ (_:f @bhnks. W Feicodl Tvited BRODHEAD. Mon Jier_residerce. 16ith st., ELIZAB widow of t » Mark Drodbead private. Kindly omit flowers. BUCHER. Monday evening, O SARA I.. BUCHE fir i Funer ber 22, 10:, m the chare belot of fu HARRELL. Tuesdsy, u t the home of 11 Phillips RRELL. F hter, Muuds Sunday, Octobe 5 Naylor's cou FRANCES SON, “duughter of the lats Robert and 1y Winston and sister of George and” Augustus Wineton, Hattie Gréen Ada Wesley, Funeral from the above ad dress Thursday, October 25, at 1 p.m. Rel { tives and friends invited to attend. { RREUTER. October 22, 1933 { T chARLES beloved busban. Fugeral frc fer's Bons Co., 1113 . “Ortober = e, Glenwood i | | from Vermont Avenue { Church on Thursday, Octo { pm. Interment at Glenwood e | LUCKETT. Tuesdsy, October { "' Providence Hospital, GEORGE H 4 of Anaie E H | esidence, TREET, Jerome, the grand- ertrude Mo: sidence, 415 s.e., on Thursday, Octoler terment in Prospect Hill ceme WISE. Taesday, October beloved son of Berths Wise and brother of Mrs » x David and Miss Funeral from his late residence Mill road n.v.. on Thursday, Ocfober ¢ | 9 am. Interment Baltimore, Md. 24* WULFF. At bis residence, tario_rd. Wednesday. 24, 19 D W belovad b Tuley Tatern Laura JONN EBERHA band_ of Fauny | Tarrstown, N. Y. CHITAMS. In Tloting remembrance of mr dear husband, JOSEPH CHITAMS, who | departed this ‘life two sears Octobe { o1, 1021 i Although you are gone 1 can't forge Tor in fond and foving sincerity 1 remember sou et ! YOUR LOVING WIFE. {COMBS. In sad but loving remembrance | eur dear daugiter and loving wister, who died five years 8go today, Magy_her NHER MOTHE EDWARDS. In sud and our departed i cep down in on 3 { When we thought our was neariog When death bore our ister away | HER SISTERS. { FOWLER. In loring remembrance of onr de boy, ARTHUR L E parted_this life & 24, 1918. *Tig eweet to reme 5 yards for 89c 25c 39-inch Heavy Unbleached Cotton for bedwecar and general home use. Shaker Flannel, 19c Yard Yard-wide, Heavy, Fleacy White Shaker Flannel, underpriced for Thursday. Table Oilcloth, 29c Yard Slight Seconds of 40c 5-quarter Oilcloth, in walite, tile and fancy patterns. 500 Beautiful New Trimmed Hats 2 $5.00 Models in Wonderful Variety 2 The hats of the hour—rich in materials and authentic Panne Velvet, Lyons Mushrooms, Cloches, in styling—and so many becoming types that every woman will find one to her liking. Save on a smart new Velvet, Embroidered Tams, Pokes—large, Velvet, Chenille-and- medium and small and satin-striped model with four Fastened back. self-striped coutil, long hose supporter: Sizes 32 to #4. $1.00 and $1.50 C-B Girdles, $2.00 Of pink coutil with three in- serts of clas nch model with four hose supporters. All sizes 24 to 30, arg it returned ‘to n. 240 Dlack spotied houi Lost October 21 near Sth_and & Keward. J.D. Gott, 1413 3th st. Who was once b Though absent from He is just as dea MOTHER A (I“l::lnr | JAutomobile S | & 'V.L. SPE CO Sxouty Neither the successors of nor con- Cloudy Inected with the original W. R. Spears Clewt”, |estadllshment. ' “940 F St NW + ¥V : | FOWLER. In sacred Phone Frank 6620 dear little beloved on HERBERT B. NEVIUS FOWLER, who so sudd 'ns NEW YORK AVE. N.W. M4 God, five years ago tods, 66x80 warm, fluffy Blankets 66x80 wool-mixed Blankets in the popular plaids. in plaids of pink, blue, tan and gray. e s‘-s‘lifbfil%fj;:"kets $2.50 Bed Comforts weigh mearly _two $1.98 Gray, with colored Filled with pure white cot- Single bed and ecot ton, covered with fancy print- ed cambric. e Private Ambulance. en’eternal rest. WL H. SARDO & CO,’ rceminy Sufe in His gen Phone Lincoln 524, HIS LOVING AUN Ci ___Automobile Funerats. GRANDMA. W. WARREN TALTAVULL, S e 3 T e © 3619 14th St‘.” 1fl“gprlng Road. in France five years ago today . “Reward if returned fo | Spokane . They ‘cor, | WASH., D pounds. borders. size. ca T MINNIE FUR CHOKER—Small, i or near Bond bhldg.. | A d New York ave., Tuesday afternoon, 10 Bond bldg. Phone Main 2399. * | sratiops— 4 : GLASSES—Tortolse-s| Tim, Mond ter- | Londos, England Part clondy noon, betwoen Department of Agriculture and ' Paris, France . Part cloudy | Bros.' store. Reward. 9 K st. | Copenbagen, Denmark Part cloudy | ockholm, ‘Sweden . Clear - - - | Gibraltar, ‘Spain . Clear Hidden tears often e Tt b | Hovta i(Vaysl) 4 Raining g THE ORIGINAL iy Memory keeps our dear one near. ngton and Willard Hotels, or in- | gamilton, L { . ¥ g et e ‘ afd." eturo to 221 Eveaing S{ar | Naa S Tart cloody ?Eflft o § Y Siogh Bo died e yeare g ) Part clovdy o e Rz ks i LANGHORNE. A tribute of lov el 1208 HSTREET,N.W. AN ORNE em - | MAINIOS TFORMERLY 40 15T. and co-wor 3 | Mean ture - age ture A ALMUS R.SPEARE | WILLLS B SPEAR ehoher 24, tomper.from prociol- from lTHO { October 24, S CLYDE . NEWBY. A tribute of love aod devotion to ature.normal.tation. normal . R. NALLEY & SONS, Corn and morthefn 131 ELEVENTH ST. 8.E. Dags of sadness South America. For week ending October 22, 1923, Depar- Aver. Depar- | HANDEA ng_books, G Liberal reward if returned to I n. © D.e. Fioder please phose Lincola 5017 and recelve reward. ¢ NECKLACE—Richelleu pei Klnce ; between Tt “antl Newlon and_ 10fh and Par rd.; reward. 1814 Newton st. n.w. PASSPORT, three-plece suit. pocketbook con- taining passport papers, pictures and Equitable life_insurance papers 'due Nov. 3, belonging to Jge Penz, 2010 Columbls rd, | Libers Ward, no_questions asked, for retarn. N—DeMolay; 14-k. setting, with Fraen Aath ‘aua Spctog. roud. " Re turn to Myer Needle, 1008 Monroe st. PUPPY—Dlack end brown. Rewdrd. 15th _s.e. { the memory of dear baby, VIOLA wheat ares ...... 61 0.4 -MI Undertakers. Embalmera CHRISTING NEWBY, who left us fonr years g0 today, October 24, 1919 Soutbern W re: 11 v Homelike Funeral Pariors. —— Phone_Lincoin_4 GIRL FIGHTS ROADS. Too loving to Defends Bus Rights Before At- God sent an angel torneys for Six Lives. And took her away. dead to We love her still; ¢ DES MOINES, Iowa, October. 34— Railroad attorneys and Miss Helen +05 R hat—with the assurance of fashion and quality. Not lost, but goue before. You live with us in memory "And will forevermore. DEVOTED MOTHER AND DADDY. * SHORTER. A tribute of love to the precions memory of my devoted eon and our dear brother, JOHN A. SHORTER, who left us five yedrs ago today, October 24, 1018, When alone i our sorrow the bitter tears Frank Geler's Sons Co. atenr Ciaper, “Tettpnose,_Main 2473 947 fies ) g £ B Velvet, Rich Bro- cades, fine Felts. (TR LT LRV PR T L D LT T TR T T lllllllIlllIIlIlllIIIllllIllllllI|l|IIIllIIllIIIlllllIIIIlII||IIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIlllIIIllIIIllIlIlE 8 PURSE—SIilk, containiog money and glasses, iy moraiog botwees St. Thoms® ‘Chureh and Cathedral Mansios. Reward. 339 Cathedral Mansions. Taffets, Sunday afteraoon near B A K ™S ‘st Kinder Keep money return purse and other contents; also child’s brown sweater, 22nd and Decatur Dlace. Owner, 1720 22nd st. D.w. REVOLVER, 82 Colt police, October 20, §._ Marshall, 3rd_precinct. 3 NG — Smail _platiopm, et © Suitable reward. Return to 1979 Biltmore st. R-COLOR PAINTING _of Snowstorm, S o1, 5000, Branch 2085, - 28 ATCH _eud_ chain, _with pencil TEold) : reward. Adims 530 WRIST WATCH—Eigin, engraved M. W. B. F ‘attached don_B42-W-2. s ST WA [—Platinum; in} is “'C. T Vi ranklin 1638. WRIST WATOR—Lady's, Eigin: Oct. 24, between 15th and L and 14th and K sts. or on car; seward, - Krauklin S66, a8 F st. or Chevy Chase car. Reward. Claren: r,o..vs interpretation of the phrase A Perry & Wa'sh i0y M. Porry—Main 984—Gerald Walsh, FUNERAL DESIGNS. Ve Specialize in Floral DCSi;;pw at Moderate M. Sehultz, twenty-four-year old bus line operator, faced each other before the state railroad tommission here in a hearing in which Miss Schultz is seeking a license to extend her bus lines in competition with the tailroads. } The young woman was on_the wite ness stand two hours. Bhe first cited statistics relating to her own lines, the Red Ball Transportation Com- pany, and then calmly answered a aross-fire of questions put to her by lNc members l;l fl;‘o &{:ommlsnion ill‘li(l‘ by ttorneys for the four steam and two 5 electric Toads that' are opposing Hor Jorists tition for a license. P Whether Miss Schultz wins her| I4™H. STS. NW. MAN 6953, license depends upon the commiSe | o Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expreseive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Geo. C. Shaffer, P 2418171 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. 900 14ty AT MOREBAIE PRICES. AW, ‘public convenience.” rine is growing in favor ritain, the estimated saalez mor: Oleoma in Great being_about 800 tons a week than before the war, flow, There come eweet dreams of the long, loug 2g0; Unknown to ‘the others, side And whisper "0 loved one, death camnot divide.” MOTHER AND SISTER. * WAGNER. In loving remembrance of mother, FREDERICKA WAGNER, who left ns just one year ago today, October 24, 1922. Just when her life was brightest, Just when ber hopes were best, God took her from thls world of pain To ' bome of eternal rest. ANNA AND OTTO WAGNER WARREN. Tn loving raemors of our dear sister_and mother, DORA M. WARREN ho left us eix years ago today, Octol 4, 1917, ent was the hour When death crept upon trame, | And teft our hearts acting, Six years ago today. HER “DBVOTED SISTER DAUGHTER HELEN, they steal to our loved one's LILLIE AND