Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1924, Page 7

. ASKS STANDARD BREAD. Brand ‘Wants Restrictions in In- terstate Commerce. Standard weights fors bread sent | n interstate comferce would be ra- | auired under a bil) by Representu- tive Brand, republican, Ohio. sumers lofe $50.000,000 @ sear on (short-wefght bread, Mr. Brand ec- timates. The bill aiso would require Jthe wrapping of all lnaves Con- Hemstitching, Picot Edging, 10¢ yd. Buttons Made to Qrdur L | ne <Y P‘GR“ST Store Hours: 9 to 6 MRS. CORA SMALL DIES. Mrs. Cora Walton Sniall, wife of Ruel Small, official reporter of de- bates of the House of Representatives, died yesterday at the family home, 521 Butternut street, Takoma Park. The body will be taken to Portland, Me.. her former home, where the fu- 4l and Interment will take place, Mrs. Small was the eldest ‘daughter of the late Charles W. Walton, associate justice of the supreme court of Mainé, She is survived by her husband and two sons. Pictorial Review Patierns Exclusive Agents for Elite Style Patterns rort NW Extraordinary SA Ladies’ >F .49 LE osiery Pair 3 Pairs for $4.25 : Clearing out the odds and ends of our regular stock, and you will find Chiffons, Glove Silk and Pure Thread Silk Stockings among them that sold pair. as high as $4.50 a You won't find every size in every color and make, but the one big assortment con- tains all sizes—yours among them. Nat- urally the first selections will be the best— so ccme early. Hosiery Section—Main Floor. | county. THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY; JANUARY 3, 1924 ARLINGTON SEWER " BILL INTRODUCED; o~ Provides for Connection of System . With That of Wash- ington. D. C GIVEN DISCRETION Representative Moore's Measure Like Previous Ones. Legislation authorizing the Arling- ton county, Va. sanitary district to connect its sewerage with the sewer- age system of the District of Colum- bia was Introduced in the House today by Representative R. Walton Moore of Virginia. The Moore bill would give the Dis- trict of Columbla full discretion in de- termining what arrangement shall be made and provides that any expenses incurred shall be borne by Arlington Any agreement made Is re- vokable by the District Commissioners. Representative Moore explains that this bill, like the one heretofore in- troduced by him, seeks to place the basis as the Maryland suburbs with reference to the right to purchase water from the Dirtrict whenever there is an excess in the water supply over and abowe the needs of the District. Like some, of the other Dbills he has Introducéd, Representa- tive Moore says this one serves to Mustrate the growingly cloée rela- tlons of Washington in respect to the matter of sanitation and other- wise to the outlying country, Maryland and Virginia, due to the rapid Increase In population and uc: tivitles In those communities. UNCLE OF RECTOR DIES. David C. Tinsley of Virginia on Visit Here When Stricken. David Caldwell Tinsley, uncle of Rev. T. Warner, rector of the St Alban’s Protestant Episcopal parish, died suddenly at the parish rectory yesterday, where he had been visit- ing his nephew. Funeral services will be held at the rectory at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The body will be removed to Bedford City, Va., where the Interment will be in Mount Gilead cemetery. Mr. Tinsley was a native of Bedford county, Va., and eighty years old. He was a farmer practicaily all of his tife. During the clvil war he served as a member of the 2d Virginia Cav- alry Volunteers, and acted as the courier of that command. He is sur- vived by his nephew, Dr. Warner, and these children: Mrs. H. H. School- fleld, D. W. Tinsley, M. G. Tinsley, Lieut. Commander W. M. Tinsley and Arlington county suburbs on the sameMiss Mary Tinsley. Whexe Your Dollarr Count Mort 720~-22~24 Tth St..N.\W. Owing to the inclement - weather, all merchandise advertised in Wednesday’s Star will be on sale tomorrow Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes at Reduced Prices— Means Something! - ONE-HALF OFF s OFF $40 Suits and Overcoats. . . . 320.00 $50 Suits and Overcoats. . . . 525'00 $60 Suits and Overcoats. . . . 330.00' % OFF On Our Entire Fall and Winter Stock of |- Hart Schaffner & Marx uits and Overcoats HALF OFF figures out like this: $65 Suits and Overcoats. . . . 332'50 $70 Suits and Overcoats. . . . 335.00 & $80 Suits and Overcoats. . . . 340-00 One-lthird and 0ne-quarier off in- proportion One thing has been demonstrated during this great sale that is mighty gratify ing—THOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ABSOLUTE CON FIDENCE IN THIS STORE AS THE LEADING MEN’S APPAREL STORE OF WASHINGTON, they have PROVEN their loyalty by making this the biggest merchandising event in our entire history. Hun- dreds of garments yet to select from. Everything in- cluded except Dress Clothes. A Deposit Cheerfully Accepted Raleigh Habe And, Of Course—Satisfaction Guaranteed ’ ’ Thirteen Ten F Street ’ No Charge for rdasher in | South America, RED CROSS HEAD HERE. Arthur W, Dynn Returns From South America. Arthur William Dunn, director of the American Junior Red Cross, re- turnéd to Washington Tuesday from where he attended the first Pan-American Red Cross conference at Buenos Alres. The other members of the delegation from the American Red Cross who have not yet roturned are Judge John Barton Payne, chalrman; Col. Ernest P. Bicknell, vice chairman, and Col. Henry J. Furber of Chicago. Dr. John 'D. Long also attended the con- ference as representative of United States public health service and of the Pan-American Union Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been fssued to the follow James M, Make: -and Mary C. Yates. Archie Parnell and Khoda White. Ray W Crosen and Edith M. Yancey, both of Sterling, Va James I Huwkine and Bessie Graham. Macon 1i. Khortt and Nascy E. Howell. both £ Petersbirg, v Floyd Tnge wmond; Tumes Harris and Mary Thoma Marens nd Frede A. I Dratneville, va. Tohn A- Compton and Lala M. Pratt. Alexander T, Walker and Martha E. Smith. William C. Ancarrow sud Carrie Southwortl, both of Folot’ Eastern, V. %) Dora Wilson, both of Rich- ts, both of Births Reported. “The following births have been reported to health department in the last twenty-four Charles B. and Gertrude Watkins, bos. Milton and Elizabeth Langley, boy Benjumin F. and Alice N. Pinkney, girl Harvey W. and Miriam 3 Preston F. and Ne I3 Joseph P, and Lrdia iiill, girl. Joseph F. aud Mary A Wilfred 1. and_Maril Marten M. and Marearet . Rieman, David E. and Isabelle M. Parry, girl. Jumes B e P, Van Hoesen, girl. Fleld, boy. Robert T. and Margarét V. Snow, girl. Euraley and Martha West. boy. Archie and Bianche Sav fri. Arthur and Blance Jones, 'girl. enjamin and Elizabeth Greenhour, girl. Russell . nnd Margaret M. Hill, girl orge and Sarsh Washington, boys (twins). Deaths Reported. followlug deaths hive heen reported to ti department o the last twents-four hours: Aherda V. Fitzgerald, 62 years, 10 Florida Scott, 39, 133 Randoly wiin M. Suider, 66, Sibley Hos ars V. Covington, 75, 1252 & Stuart A. Walker. 34, 420 B st 79, 1700 Lawrence s 9._3005 Wisconsi 2 Le Ros p Emma B. Elizabeth's Hospital. Mary 1. N st Ivlla A, Zimmerman, 78, Little Sisters of the Poor. Christ oige o, 10, ‘. Pr vidence Hospital. idence Hospital Larman L. 14 4th st. n.e. Johm A, Vossiman, 1 days, 1714 B st ». Evelsn Roberts, 48 Freedmen's Hos Mior Carr. 63, 1823 Oregon ave. Grace 8. Hui 6 2t Lenn Brown. B st ne. Fva B. Devaughn. 32, Fieedmen's Hospital Edward W. Chiristian, 50, 351 22 &t Frances E. Pinkner, 5, en route Clildren's iw Rice of Adams, N. Y., orig- || {]| women fitters as his personal rep- | i|l Outfit after hating the Appliance WE ARE OUT —of the war. but when it comes to z00d work and low price, we are the frst one in the rank. 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Hours 9 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5 pm. or 7 to 9 evenings Women will receive personal at- tention of Lady Attendant in sepa- rate apartments.~ - Don't miss this great “oppor- tunity to see these representatives. the | THE WEATHER |SEN District of Columbla—Rain, possi- bly changing to snow tonight; colder tonight, with freezing temperature; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh northwesy winds. Maryland—Rain, possibly changing to snow tonight; colder tonight; to- morrow fair and much colder; fresh northweat winds. Virginia -— Rain cloudy ‘and colder tonight; tomor- row falr and colder; fresh southwest, shifting to strong northwest winds West Virginia—Cloudy and much colder tonight; snow in the moun- tains; cold. wave; tomorrow fair and colder. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—VYesterday, 1 p.m. 31; & pm., 32; 12 midnight, 32. To- day, 4 am., 33; 8 a.m., 36; noon, 45. Barometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 30.57 8 p.m., 30.47; 12 midnight, 30.28. To- day, 4 a.m., 30.11; § a.m., 29.98; noon, 29,94, 4 : Highest temperature, 45, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 30, occurred at'6 p.m. yesterday, Temperature same date last year— Highest, 39; lowest, 34. Condition of the Water, Temperature and condition of the water at 8 A.m.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 38; condition, muddy. Weather in Varieus Cities. this afternoon; Temperature, ©x Abi b ic City 30.00 Baltimore .. 29.94 Birmingham. 30,12 Iismarck Boston Buffalo Charlest Ciftago . Cincipnati. Cleveland Deuver. Detroit £l Paso, Guiveston .. 30.26 Helena 038 iuron, 8. 1) 30.42 Juckwonville, 80,22 Kanas City. 30,45 Tos Angeles, 30,3 Lonisville .. 30 Minml. Fia. 3022 New Orleans 30.16 New York... 29.94 Okln. City.. 30.38 Omaia .. Philadelpiia. 28 Phoenix ... 80.3: Pittaburgh... 29,82 Portland,Me. 30.04 laud, Ore Cloudy Saow Cloudy Cloudy Clear, Cloudy Snow Clear Cloudy Clear Clear, Rain Cloudy =LY 3 Cloudy ! X ~ Clear San S Fro 3t L Cloudy FOREIGN. (S a.m.. Greeawich time, today.y Stations Londoa. Englund Faris, Fran Copeshage, { Stoeki Sweden. { Gibralar,” Spain...... Horta (Fayall, Azires. Hamilton, ~Hernuda .. Claudy San Jusn. Porto Ri Ruinfig Havana. Cubs e Clear Colon. Canal Zone Clear 3% & = 1% Clear Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Denmark. | ARGENTINA. For week ending Mondas, December 31. Mean Depart- Avg. Depart fem- ure pre- ure from cipita- from normal. tion. norinal 0.9 03 e Scientists insist that “Mr. and Mrs Barberinsus,” the couple whose «! tons were recently unearthed Barbara. lived and died natural deaths spme 25,000 vears ago. o —0.1 ol n. phone Franklin owner will cail. ack. confaining $20 | i, Reward. Address €0 Jox 4 i1 and receive reward MATTRESS. Notify or return t er, 1420 You st. h Py Wasii Adams AR PN fngton Hotel 1066, Addres S, BEAD BAG—Blue, probably containing kevs: n Chevy Chase car. Tel. Columbla 8106, M s~ in_center; rewarn] BRACELET—Silve Werdman Park Hote ard. Return Apt. Eegptian_ B10-E, Wardman o ave. to i6th st. Potomac 801-J. Paradi< or on Mass. keepsake. Reward. atinum top_and ored. A diamonds: ub, * Col. 1080w BROOCH —Pearl crown; Monday night. on street ot in Keith's. Reward. Linc, 1693, 4¢ CARTON, wel g approximately 40 Ihs.. dressed to Dave Gunter, Frostburg, Md. December 31 between 11(h and i sts. and N. Capltol and Mass. ave. (vicinit ofMce).” from Doubleday-Hill Eieetrie ¢ it returned to auestions asked. 4 1336 Columbia road. Cal. Cx iiite_angor: 10001 _after 5 | COLLIE_PUP- port. ite and tan, 10 months Collar and D. C. licerse. Ant. 106, Wednesiiy Reward v red Tox. at 13th an aud® Thomas. Circle 2nd. _Liberal d, Re! woruing. _Phone Clarendon 163.J FOU 1} ing: “reward. Heward. 312 N st FX-With letters S. B. W. turquoise in center; Wis- consin ave. or Woodley rd. Reward. Call containing bank Tuesday evening, o M. Greene, 2339 § HANDBAG—Brown book, change. key, et M, Pleasant’ car. G. North 9245, ks y's. red. Harves's Teata New Year's eve, containtug glsses, elc, " call North 7008, Apt. 301 AT—Tady's, brown: near Chevy Chase Circle, 5 o Pliove Columbia METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE | Teward. R. E. Cole. 113 Pa._ave, n.w. 1l person tinding roli of bills con (one $10, ono 5. four $1'%) near and_ Kalorama rd. n.w., between ihie a.m.. return saibe fo . 2310 Ashmead pL? Re. twining $19 Comn. ave, :30 and B: X E2, Cleran. Apt: 3, RO R B ! NECKPIECE—Lads's, on P st. bet. 18th and 14th, New Year eve. Heturn to desk, Hotel W Willard Hotel Clev. 18-J photo on back; lost af Kana' Heturn J, A. Eugelke, 204 (4. Reward. ETBOOK—Containing about $3; on 1: POSKETHOQKC Sy ey e fon: liberal reward. ' Plon on, Mara 3580, Branch 740, o YR POODLE—Male, white, with black spota on buck and ears; “Billy"’; reward. 1516 East Capitol st. r SUIT CASE—On 11t it returned to 439 2nd » RE_AND RIM—Spare Goodyear, late Tues- Gay on roud bet. Bethesds and Alta Vists. ard. - Main 1985, L4 MBRELLA—Blue silk; Wedneada. Eflwel’n 18th and Eye sts.. Columl tornia rds. Return to 1630 18th st. N CASE (leather YANITY % ) on 16th bus, Mrs, e Bischoff, 1426 Crittenden st. nw. L WRIST WATCH—White gold, oofagon shape: white gold strap; name- “Edna” on back: probably_lost in_machine; m_rg‘gg K e ATCH—Lady’s Eigin, No, 696001 afi‘gfvm. Br. 6“, h;trd. * A ) Al Wb et 200 Ktore “Areade M O iy, Boward. 16k ey 2 Temperature. Weather | § i | BURKE. Passed penceful 3 | | GOINS. Departed this 1 com ORA MARTIN-RIVERO SUCCUMBS IN HAVANA Wife of Cuban Minister to Mexico ‘Was Resident of Washington for Eighteen Years. Senora Antonio Martin-Rivero, wife of the Cuban minister to Mexico, and for eighteen years a resident of Washington, died at her home in Havana, Cuba, yesterday at 11 o'clock, according to advices justj recelved here. enora Martin-Rivero first came to Washington when her husband was appointed /irst/ secretary of the Cuban legation. Subsequently he| was appointed minister to Mex'co, | but Senora Martin-Rivero remained in Washington with her family. Dur- Ing Presidert Taft's administration Senor Martin-Rivero was assigned as minister to the United States and during this period particularly, though at all other times, she played a_prominent part in the social life of the Capital. Her husband wasj later appointed minister to Italy. Senora Marun-Rivero remained i Washington with her family and re turned to Cuba in the fall of 1919, where , she later was joined by her husband | while awaiting Cuba's recognition of the Obregon government Besides her husband Senora Mar- tin-Rivero is survived by three sons Horace, Albert and Antonio, all of Havana, and four daughters, Mrs, Oliver Owen Kuhn and Mrs. Thomas N. Ransdell of Washington, and Senorita Graclela and Scnorita Elodia Rivero of Havana in Mexico. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. W. B. Guxhing Camp, No. 30, Sons of Veterans, U. 8. A., and Cushing Auxillary are to hold a joint public installation of officers tomorrow at § p.m. at Pythian Temple. Federation of Citizens’ Assoelationx will meei Saturday, 8 p.m., in board room of Municipal bullding. Board of Lady Munagers, Epixcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital. tomor- oW, 18130 w.m., at Willard Hotel, The Curley Club will give a leap- year dance tomorrow night at the Raleigh Hotel. North, clation tomorrow, structive tion will treat.” xt Boundary Citizens’ Axxo. 1l meet at Burrville, D. ( $ pm. A free and in- motion picture 2 be given as a The Buxiness Women's Couneil will meet tomorrow evening in lecture room of the Church of the Covenant Motion pictures. ¥ for Philoxophieal In- mect Saturday. 4:30 p.m. | Library. Dr. W. Thoma will give the topic, “Psy of Doctrine of Fall of Man. auiry in Public Shepherd chology Tuxedo A. A. will give drama, “Kentucky Belle,” and Saturday evenings in schoolhouse. three-net tomorrow the new ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Equnlity-Walter Reed Post, 284, Vet- of Foreign Wars, will mect s ‘thian Témple. Installation of offic ind obligation of candidates. Stag en «rtalument for members, to which ali verseas veterans arc: Invited. Di. Henry F. Lutz of Kentucky wil lecture. 8 o'clock, at the Playhouse | ubjeet: “Character Analysis: 4 Guide | to Vocation.” Public invited. There will be a meeting of the sficers of the 24 Battalion of the }H3th Field Artillery at the Graham wilding, 7:45 p.m. The 2d Battalion | i under the command of Maj. Carter »f the 313th Field Artillery. i | advices received by | State Department from Hondura: ontain no mention of these reported ders. Americ: esentatives, howe recently that the m Seing employed wernment in rtial Jaw. n diplomatic rep- | have reportec | litary forces were by the Honduran the enforcement of ANDERSON. Suddenly. Wednesday 1924 at 2:20 a at Fast Capitol st.. JOHN Al uslaed of Anna M. January his den, apers piease copy.) int Juguurs 2, 1 1231 W st other of First 8 4 grandmoth Notice of funeral in Saturday’s 4 1924, late ave Wednesday at morniug. 4 her residence, MARTHA J.. belosed James (Dozier) Burke, Mattie, paper. FITZGERALD. Tuesdar, January 1 ALBERTA V.. beloved wi the William Fitzeerald of w., Apt. & F dence."on Saturdsy. January 5. at 8:30 am.. | thence to St. Joseph's Ohurch. where mass | will be suid at9 a.m. Relatives and friends | invited to attend. Interment Mt. Olivet | cemete i ber at fer residenc jn MARY iday. Jannary 4 5 rat Raptist Cin and Dumbarton ave. n.w nds invited. Rev. J. GOINS. Al me: £ the First Baptist Church are request to be present at the ehurch Friduy, Jann. | 4, 8t 130 pm., 10 attend the funeral of Sister MARY_GOIS, ARAMINTA ARROD, Chairman. Dep . Wednesday. Jun 1 (.. CATHERINT: N (nce Barber), beloved wife of J W. Green. &he leaves fo mourn (heir o a husband, six children. fiebecea, Josen Corttea. Touise, Australia and Paul. eight grandehildren, " Tiree great-grandehildren, | two daughters-in-law and & host of friends. Notico of fzneral hereafier. HARRISON. ~ Mrs. IDA HARRISON of 47 Hanover s, mw.. of Mizpal Chapter. No. 184, 0, . 8., 'of ibirmingham, Aln.. Jurisdic: | tion, Will te ‘fiterred with Masonic i monies/performed by Ruth Chapter, 0. E. 8. of the Surisdiction pom. Friday. ftan A M. 1600 xts. ters, 0, GREEN, ary " Church, M si. ‘bet Al members of subordinate chap E. MISS M. E. GOLDEN, ISBELL. Wednesday, Jan Savor A 2 M, N L STON ISBELL, diughtcr of the late Rayard and Manette Lansing Bo &. Services privat Tuterment at Nkaten L . LANAHAN. January §35_ 110 st 4 LANAHAN Harry AT four children. her home, BIROSNAN She feaves to monrn thelr jo natan, her hushand, and Wiitiam. Julia, Richardy Am brose, and fwo brothers, William JY and Falher Edwazd Rrosnan of Richuong va. A requiem mass wl be_sald for the repose of her soul at Holy Na Friday morning. January 4. at ® May she rest in peace. MORTENSEN, 31, 1928, ART L At MARY December beloved | may e | Thriftor OAEEY. _Tuexdns WILLIAM i James and Funeral from whe | 5. at 2 pm.. Rel vis undertaking parlor. nds invited. o Fark ot AY | ‘Wardman Park Hote % loved husband of Agnes Cowgell Scott. neral from bis dsughter's residence,’ 1 “inont €. n.W., O Saturday. JADURT 3. at e 5 e £, ani | loved wife of Isaac L. Snider BE M 0 e Fundrll thom e © o on Friday, January 4, a :':-"Chim:':‘l:;. and friends invited to fend. Interment Mt. Olivet cemeters TINI Entered into life eternal Wednes- a:":::;.n.r;' Jizd. et st Alvan's mctory, v CALDWELL. ate foi LR S Fear. " Bervicea st ‘s Churel ursday a o'cl ?:a.r‘..i’.‘..? Mt. Gilead, Bedford county, Vs Friday afterncon. S e 'WHITNEY. Janua 1924, at her resl-, dence, the Chasticton.’ after'a long neas, | MARY PRICE, aged 46 years, beloved of Richard M. Wh toey. Serviceswoday at Rt Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N . Interment, Nashna, N. M. WOOD. Departed thix Iife Wednesday, Janu- 2, o, at 2 i dence, 132 Florida a LUCILE, lov- ughter of Mrs. Wood and_the e D, Wood aud sister of Wil- Tovelyn 924, Wednesdas, 2, SNIDER. ind_ Alease Wood. January 6. 1 L ? from | stams, In Memoriam. BLOSS. In sad but losing remembrance of ou dhur father TENIY and our dear mother, CHRISTINA BLOSS, who died six years a Tear ago, respectivels, January 14, ¥ Jauuary'3, 1923, We miss you everywhere, CHRISTINE AND J0 BOLDEN, Bacred to the me CUMBERLAND, AGNES G, g ERLAN remembrance of the beloved 1 whe deperted Tay. Januars 3, T jence AND CHILDRE In foving memory of TLDA LYON, wh anonry 3. 1807 HER DEVOTED CRILDIES MAGRUDER. A tritustc of lor Ly’ AN NG DER, T it Juiviars 1. 1y mather. MARY ALy In’ Jesus danuary 3. Aslesp tu Jesus, b} rest HUSBAND r dear mother, leep ep. 1E FAMILY. Wwill be compiete * zolden shore ing to meet, HTER, MARY ANDCHILDR ¢ day our circle that beautif 8 d avay 1023 loving remen A L. X, yeur ago foday, Janu of my dear . Wha s a4 Hix Tovin“Leart’ ceased fo’ beat . Aud before we Knew it he was gone. The midnight stars are gleaming e T nd tricd w fmrd to saver. o On the gra o vexar! T wander, y ng there. HIS LOVING WIFE. loving of my dear iY, who died one + Junuary 3. 1923, that passes without et we don't speak wed to di MAHONEY. :RDERT. ® g remembrance of MYERS, who Jeft January 3, 1921. (ool this world ta fuil ¢ _Fuil of sorrow and of pai ¥et 10 us it would be he: I our dear motier was with us s uds are fulded. Her work on earth § Her triaix are all ended Her ligavenis cruwn ER LoV OVER. Sacred to band_a degarte 1017 Day In sad but lo mother, MAMI DAUGHTERS. * the n g January come over us, often @l seven T To snd but Tovt dear bot, GEORGE 1. ot year & of sudness sti RIDGEWAY. wembran of o R0Y RIDGE- way o today, Junuary We think of you in stlence Few eves that see us weep: But many a silent fear we shed Wie! axleep. ear Koy, d witi pain keaven t face aguin. others are & We can never f. Wiile in th s For onr hearts b the duy ver been the same assed RWay. where sou are laid i you flowers th b mnde AND SISTER. the mewmory ROB! of 3 ars ago toduy, Jauuary IS DEV A o'r deas mother, eft us one year ugo, January We m << von from around us We sou from xonur pia A shadow o'er our life ix cast: We wiss e sanshine of your face We wmiss your &ind and willi Tour foud and enrnest care Our lome I8 dark withont you: We nriss you everswiir HER CHILDREN. In a4 and loving remembrance r father, FRANK L. ZEGOWIT: d this [ife eight years ago today SIMMS, win 1923, g haud, ZEGOWITZ. of our 1 Jan We neser will, 1. we love him’ still ¥ is ax fresh tods; liour he paswed & HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN, FRANK AND ALIC WILLIAM, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 1 ST NE Plone L. 5313, V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither tie successors of nor con nected with the originai W. R. Speare establishment. ! gmflF st:’N‘w. Phoue Frank. DORHORST. WM. H. 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