Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 7

Paint Perfection —is most nearly attained in “Murco” Liquid Paint No matter where you use it it will give consistantly gpod service over an almost unbelievably long period of time. “Murco” is constantly on the job protecting your property from the ravages of the elements. It takes a firm hold on the surface, and holds on longer than any paint you have ever used—that's why it has eamned for itself the name of being The ‘Lifelong Paint 5 furce” is al| scientific combination of 100% PURE d, turpentine, linseed oil and Japan drier. When it goes on it GOES ON TO STAY, and is applied with ea:eAg Supplied, in any quantity and in any color E. J. Murphy Company 710 12th St. N.W. Main 5280 f THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 7]|LODGE ADDS HIS PLEA FOR GALLERY OF ART Senator Declares Adequate Build- ing Should Be Erected in Capital City. SAYS IT IS NEEDED GREATLY | Would Have It Equal in Splendor to Any in World. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, republican leader of the Senate, is an earnest advocate of the erectiop of an adequate building for the National Gallery of Art, in Washington, the capital of the ua- tion. Tn his opinion, Congress should appropriate the money for the erec- tlon of such a building. “Such a building is greatly needed and the money 8o appropriated would be well expended,” said Sena- tor Lodge today. “Congress In re- cent legistation has provided a site for the national gallery building in the Mall, near the other buildings controlied by the Smithsonian Insti tution. : “The faflure to provide a building for the national gallery has made it necessary to house the art treas- ures now owned by the government in a part of the Natural History butlding—except, of course, the Fre collection, which has an exquisite setting of Its own, constructed out of funds left the government by Mr. Freer for that purpose. “We should have in Washington a great national gallery of art bulld- ing, comparable to the National Gal- lery in Loudon and to the Louvre in Paris.” New goods add a new *““Kick’ to this sensational sale Every Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit and Overcoat at ONE-HALF PRICE I off 1/ off Stocks have been rearrangéd —and new merchandise pur- chased from the surplus of Hart Schaffner & Marx at big price concessions, for there are still hundreds of men who haven’t had the opportunity to break in on these values to break in on these big values. Yo'l find hundreds of Suits and QOvercoats at ONE-HALF OFF $20 25 s30 35 Formerly Formerly Formérly Formerly T $40 $50 $60 $70 There are also a few at one- quarter and- one-third off. And don’t forget that it’s HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes we’re talking about. We can’t cut quality on THAT. That is why this great price-cutting event has been the sensation of the town. Every Suit and Over- coat included excepting Dress Clothes. No Charge .For Alterations Deposits Cheerfully Accepted - Raleigh Haberdasher . - Thirteen Ten F Street ROADS MUST INSTALL ' NEW SAFETY DEVICES Order of I. C. C. Affects 82 Out of 108 Class-One Lines in Country. | Nearly every large railroad in_the {country will be required before Feb- iruay, 1926, to equip substantial por- tions of its mileage with automati train control devices under the terms Ior an order issued yesterday by the '!nler-mte Commerce Commission. | The commission’s order approximate- ly trebles the mileage of track on which previous commission orders have required such installation. | The order was addressed to 82 out {of 108 class 1 rafiroads fn the coun- try, these controlling more than 90 per cent of the total rall mileage in the United States. Of the ninety-two roads, forty-five are required for the first time to equip one full length passenger division along their lines with the devices. The other forty- seven, which have elther installed such devices on one division or are engaged in so dolng, are reauired to make the addition on a second division by the sanie date. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Columbla Historical Soclety will hold its annual meeting, 8:15 o'clock, Cosmos Club assembly hall. F. Re- gis Noel will give Sketch of Joseph J. Darlington,” and George W. vans will speak of the “Militia of the District of Columbia.” Martha’ Washington Chapter. D. A. R., will meet, 8 o'clock, with Miss Ida M. Peck, Northumberland ~Apart- ment. Joint missionary meeting of Sun- lday School Institute and Woman's { Auxiliary of the Diocese of Wash- ington, '8 o'clock, at Church of “Blographical | 0f Epiphany. Deacon Edith Hart, principal of St. Phoebe's School, at Hankow, China, will speak on “The Methods and Aims of Religlous Edu- cation in the Misslonary District of Hankow, China.” Kalorama Citizens' Association will meet, § o'clock, in Wyoming, Apart- ! ment. Installation of officers and address by Maj. Bell, Engineer Com- missioner. Various camps of the Modern Woodmen of America will install of- ficers in Northeast Masonic Temgle, 7:45 o'clock. Senator Magnus John sonn wlill speak on “Fraternity. Public invited. —te The Woman's Bar Association of the District of Columbia, will hold its midwinter meeting, at tifb Collego Women's Club, 1832 1 street. Miss A. Viola Smith, assistant trade com- missioncr, United tes Department of Commerce, will s k on “Courts in China.” Visiting women attor- aeys invited. A_call-meeting to those Interested in Divine Scicnce will be_ held, 8§ o'clock, at Franklin Square Hotel. Soclety of American Bacterlolo- gl!tl will meet 8 o'clock, In United tates Naval Medical School, 24th and E streets. Program will be rroflded by Dairy Division, buresu of animal Industry, Department of Agriculture. Speakers: Dr. W James, Anne Benton, Alan Leighton and Dr. G. F. White. Unity Soclety, 1326 I streats Viva M. January will lecture on sybject: “The Kingdom of God.” The Baptist Young'People's Uniom, Columbla Federation, will meet in Petworth Baptist Church. Re P. Ryland of Clarendon, Va., will speak. Meeting of the executive committee ational BPemocratic_ Club, 8:30 o'clock, Dr. Putney's office, 1726 H street northwest. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. At_an entertainment to be given at Eckington Presbyterian Church Friday night Mrs. Elizabeth M. Phillips will give character sketches, assisted by Miss Esther Biatella and little Peggy Allen. The Lyric THo from the ~Washington College of Music will give selections and Mrs. 7 MO A S also, or it should be. NI Your Checking Account is a business necessity. It is a convenience, An account with the Union Trust Company is always a convenience not only because of our location and our complete equip- ment, but because our trained organization interested in our customers and actuated by the genuine desire to serve. Let us demonstrate what a Checking Ac- count with this institution will mean to you. 2% Paid on Checking and 3% on Sayings Accounts UNION TRUST CO. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RO o Iy N, St = Edward J. Stellwagen President Voo mmemmenm WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO —EIGHT STORES Adsressce Below U. S. Navy Wool Gloves 50c CUT PRICES ON STANDARD U. S. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS PROPERTY—BIG SAVINGS Men’s U. S. Men’s U. S. Army Wool Underwear U.S. Army 0. D. -9 Wool Blanke@s Men’s Navy 85 95 > P> cro. $9.9 , Flannel Shirts Men’s U. S. Khaki Shirts 95¢ Wen’s Heavy Storm Rubbers 20x40 Heivy Turkish' Towels '29¢ Motor Transport Mitts $1.50 18x36 Heavy Face Towels 12%¢ Men’s Cordo Calf $ Officers’ Shoes $7.50 Double Wool $ | Striped Blankets Men’s O. Bedroom Slippers > U. S. Army Heavy $ Kapoc Mattresses > 95 > 95 > D. Wool 9 Sc A5 > WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO. 303 10th St N.W. 1348 You St. N.W. 1418 Fla. Ave. N.E. 310 2th St. N'W. 1109% H St. N.E. %l« M St N.h“\;.- 305.7 10th St. N.W. 8. Gochenour, H.! , D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 1924. Olive Eckhart will add plano num- berd. Public Invited. The Soroptimist Cl will hold an even'ng meeting tomorrow at .the | house of detention. Lieut. Mina C. : Van Winkle will be hostess. i _The Junior Hadassah will gi - novelty dance at the Cairo Thurs | day, night for the purpose of raising funds to be sent to Palegtine | orphans. ! D. C. Soms of the.American Revo- i lution” will have its annual ladies' night meeting tomorrow night at | Rauscher's, The Illinols Stai % Soclety will meet ! tomorrow, 8 pm., at the Wash'ng- ton Club, ‘1010 17th street. Theodore G. Risley, solicitor of the Depart- ment of Labor, will give the prin- cipal address. ~Dancing,, cards and refreshments. ’ THS Washington Association ef Credit Men will give its annual win- ter dinner January 28 at the C'ty Club. Eugene Meyer, jr., managing director of the War Finance Cor- poration, will give address: “The Credit Man in Good Times and Bad.” The speech will be broadcast. so that all credit men in the industrial centers in the country may listen in. Sonx of the Revol trict of Columbia meeting Thursday, 8:15 p.m., at the Metropolitan Club, to commemorate the 215th anniversary of the birth of {Benjamin Franklin. “C. J. Blanchard will' speak. Subject, “The Wonders of Zion." illustrated with motion pic- tures and colored views. Meet of the Home for Widows and Orphane of United States War Veterans' Association tomorrow, 8 p.m., in G. A. R. Hall. Installation of officers. Lincoln Post will meet tomorrow, 2 p.m., In Grand Army Hall @ ardg of Thanks. I wish to express my sincere nd_ appreciation to my relatives and friends for their ness, “sympathy and lovely floral tributes at times of fiiness and desth of my beloved wife, OTELIA RE- BECCA MATTHEWS. WILLIAM EDWARD MATTHE 1 wieh to express ms sincere ation to my ‘elatives and kindness floral offerings at the death busband, WILLIAM MOONE: HIS WIFE. * Peaths. BEALL. Janvary 15. 1921, Darnestown, Md.. JANE A Peter), beloved wife of neral at_the residence, 17, at 2:30 p.m. KS. Ruddenly. January 13. p.m.. CARRIE BROOKS, devoted of the late Tolton and Jane Brooks leaves to mourn thelr loss three brothers. Benjamin, William and Andrew Brooks, and Funeral Wednesday, Janu- at 1 pm., from Miles Memorial Brd st. between New York ave. an: Ttev. Breedmas, pastor. R Inferment Payne’s her residence. 'E BEALL (ne Beall. Fu- hursday, January host of friends ary 16, Church, L ... tives and friends invited. cemetery. BROOKS. All members of Gy No. 4. American Woodmen, are I fled o meet Tuesdas night, Ja 1924, at & o'clock, at Odd Fellos 29th’and Dumbarton ave.. in speci fo make arrangements for the fi HRIE BROOKS, who died Jao- A 6 GEORGE W. ROSS, rk. CAPEHART. In triumph of Christisn f{aith, JOHN CAPEHART departed this life Mon- day. January 14. 1924, 5:40 a.m. He leaves to mourn their loss & deveted and ate. and daughier, Lauia A. 200 Viola Oliver. ~ Funeral from the of his daughter, Viola Oliver, 218 D st s.w, January 17, 1024, at 1 pm. > CAREW. On Monday, January 14, 1024 st her residence, 3568 11th st. n.w.. SOANNA CAREW (nee Hilbusl, beloved wife of the late Albert J. Carew. Noilce of funeral hereatter. . CARTER. Suddenis. ROOKS, Commander. Jan band of Leslie Carter: beloved son of Robert and the late Bettie Carter. brother of Robert nd Gertrude Carter and Rosa Forrest brother-in-law of Georgia Carter snd Robert Temains at Undertaker Jarvis' - 10th ¥nd L sts. Foperal Thursday. . 0. Bul lock, pastor. 18° GARTER. Officers and_merabers of Columbi Lodge. No. 85, I B. F. 0. E W hereby notified of death of D: 1 Carter, whe departed this Dife suddeniy. Monday. Japuary 14, 1024, Funeral from James Bros.'- fuperal parlor, 10th and L sts b.w.. Thursday. Jaguary 17, 1024, at 2 p.m Members are ordered to place of fues members of Morning Star Lodge . and Forest Temple Lodge. No. 9. are in- vited fo nttend. Session of sarrow wil' be Leld at Elks' Home, 911 T st. n.w., Wed nesday, January 16. Al “offcers and members are o 4 ) Attest: JOHN F SNEED. Exalted Roler ALFONSO B. WILLIAM CARTER. Sunday, Januarr 13, 1924, at 48 Kings court nw., HESTER CARTPR, be loved mother of Isa‘ali Naniel, Arch'e and Helen Carter r of Rennie C Raiiey and Sarah Jackson. Funeral from Tesidence a7 ber niece, Gertrude Butler. i 2004 Eim. st JAMES H. CARTEH. b i p.m. at Holldge court o.w.. Wednesdas, J i 1924, ck. Relatives friecds invited. i the depthe of our sorrow mo oge can teli | e loss of dear Hester, whom we loved 50 | weell: And while she lies in peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall alwave keep. THE FAMILY. “HRISTMAS. this 1ifc _Sund January 13, 1524, at Freedman's Hospit WILLIAM 'D. CHRISTMAS, heloved hus: band of Edna Chr'stmas. father of Ricl Christmas, Mrs Elszabeth Ciiristmas Wash- ington, Mrs Janc E. Steward Mrs. T H. Ridles of Newport News. Va.: Miss Chiristmas and Mr. Frank Haswood of ago. Funeral from U. W. A. M. E Zion Chnren, Zrd (t._nw. 2 pm.. Wed nesday. Janiarr 16, Relatives and friends invited. = (Raleigh C.. parers please X i i FOUND. | TERRIER—Wire haired, white, male; larze aized white female poodle, tan ears. ' Apply ashinzton Animal Kescué League, 349 Mars- ‘and nve A BEAGLE H b 3 name Belt. Phone Adams 530. Re- | BREAST PIN_Cames. Bewr o 185 New- . Re ou Tra se. Rewerd. Finder North with_tan coliar. CAT—Gray tiger 2319 20th st. m.w. please return to 5091 COTN PURSE Biack, gurple lined. Containing change, wedding aud dismond rings. Liberal ‘reward. Col. 8313. . Apt. 308, 2301 Cathedral tave. . | DIAMOND BAR PIN—White ! setting.Reward. Phone M + DOG—Boston bulldog; brown spot on face and P Rewaed. Phone Adsms 3957 Targe. bIack collic aad shepherd male og: white-(ipped tail and vest: 7 years old: { without collar; _npame “Don.” ~ Reward. {James G. Cross, Bethesda, Md. Phone Cleve, 117483 6% DOG—Bull terrier: white, black spot over vight eye. Offer reward. 1355 Ohlo ave. nw. o1 Dtz Sos0, Br. 1. amber setting. Rewa: 18¢ EARRING_Siiver, Franklin 160. (GLASRES, torfolse_shell. 1o case, io Shubert- Garrick. Theater Sunday night. ' Liberal re- vard. A. Glansmap. 9191 Oth st. 17¢ ANDBAG_containing operator's i, $37 Denkbook, cte.s Mouday bebween '25nd M and Baliston, Va. Reward. 2208 M - nw. . HAXDBAG—Conta® Nichois ave. s.e. g basket bail reward. Call Fi outdir rapkl'n 15° GLASSEG—Light shell rims, near Oth 4 E sts. D.w., Jaouary 14. Phove North 3684, 16° PEARL NECKLACE—Mt. Pleasant street car or near Belasco Theater; ‘suitable reward. 254 Westmoreland_Apartments, 150 TAIN PEN—Sterling _silver. engraved e A5 D5, Call® Maia 3102 Re: ward, $5. 16 SOCKETBOOK—Near Continental Hotel; 1ib- o eward. Thomas A. Lane, 6700 Géor ive._now. g Black onyx oval. with diamond i - N G antaty 14, Reward. 614 Oth st. n.w. Frankiin 5070. 160 ¥, brown siiX, Sonday between 15th and AR, ”170h and Cona ave. and N st. Phons West 1940, - SETTERS—Sunday, 2 black and white setters, maie ticked with Back laft sye. Temale smali with black right eye, in vicinity Bradley Hill Soulevard, sorth of Wilsew's Iase. “Bewar i turned oF notified. ¥, 3. Helder, Fison st. n.w. Phone Cleveland 481, 17+ SHOPPING BAG_DIack _leather, contalois lady’s toilet articles, cards, papers and foun- tala “pen. . Heward ‘i % retamea te E4 Ernet, 106 ! SPECTACLES, shell rim, . brown leather case. Hatt'e | rd | | i alao contaiaing wusic and book memos, on 1148 bet. F and Ave. or &t 12¢h and Ave. bet. and 7 p.m._ Call E. A. Gaylord, Main Copyiight office. ATCH—Lads's, gold; initials L. C. F." on back; between New York and Peona. aves. (Afternoan of 14th. Reward.” 708 9th Deaths. : DYER. Departed this life Mooday, 14, 1924, 11:45 a.m., JOHN DYER, brother of Annie Warren and Ruth E. Coié, after u brief illness. A host of reiatives and friends survive bim. Funeral Thursday. January 17, at 10 o'ciock from Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church, Rev. W. D. Batties officiating. ~ Remains ‘at Winsiow & 8ill- more’s funeral pariors, 2013 9th st. n.w. Funeral private. DYER. All officers apd members of Drivers’ Benevolent Assoclation, No 1, are notified of the death of our late brother, JOHN DYER of 2000 9tb st, n.w. Funeral Thursday, Janusry 17, at'1 o'clock, from Galbraith Chapel, 6th, bétween L and M. Piesse at- tend. ‘D. C. WARNER, President W. E. MORRIE, Becretary. EMRICH. Departed this life_Tuesday, Janu- ary 15, 1924, GEORGE W. EMRICH, at the hame o his 'sister. Mrs. William J. Garrity, I8 Guy ave, Hyattsville, Md. ~Notice of funeral later. * EVANB. Tuesday. Japuary 15, 1924, at ber apartment, 1735 New IHampshire _ave., GEORGIE B., widow of Danlel Lioyd Evans; aunt of Katrie and Laura Cottrell. Serv- ices private. . GARRIBON. JAMES B. This Is to notify the ‘members of Mount Calvary Company. No. 5. Uniform Rank, of the death of SECOND LIEDT. GARRISON, and the same shall be complied with sccording to rules and reg: ulations governing the department. Notices later of funeral CHAS. 8. WILLIS, Co. Com. J. HENRY LOGAN. Recorder. January 14, 1924. at his hom 21st st. n.w.. JAMES B. GARRISO This is to notify the members of Moust Ca! vary Lodge, No. 1. Knight to be present January’ 16, at 7:30 p. 5. Pythian buflding, 12th and You for the purpose of arrangiog for th on January 17._Notice of t'me here ANDREW G. BROOKS, CHAS. 8. WILLIS, K. of B. & 8. GOLDSBOROUGH. Suddenly. Januar 1924, at Bum! 8. C., Di RTIN GOLDSBOROUGH. 'He lea: widow and two sons, Heath D. and Phillips Lee Goldsborough, 3d. Funeral at Cam- bridge, Md. HAIRSTON. Mondar. Januars 14, 1924, at 5 . at bl resids 1205 W st. pow., LOTIS C., beloved husband of Charity Ha'r: aton, devoted father of Louise Hairston, and loving son of Marshall and Sarah Hairston of Crawford, Miss. Remains may be seen at the funerf] parlors of Moon & Allen. 12th atgaud Florlda ave. z.w. Interment Crawfold, Miss: (Misslssippi papers ple: copy.) KRAUSKOPF. On Tuesday, Jsunary 15, 1924, at §:20 am.. ANNIE C.. widow of Jobn Krauskopf and mother of Truman F. Kraus- kopf. zged 64 yem Funeral from rexidence of her brother, Howard Wright. n.w., on Thursday, January 17. .. Relatives and fi d Interment (private) cemetery. KRIEG. Mond, uary 14, 1924, i FRIEDA PAULINE, boloved wife of Alfred 3 ‘uneral from her late residence. o.w., Wednesday. 3 elatives and friend: terment Prospect Hill cemetery. 15! KRIEG. of the Ladies’ Aid of Con- cordi re requested to attend the fm of our late member, Mrs. Wedoesday at 2 p.m. at the residence. 18 Allison st. n.w. MR, LUCY HARFORD, Sec'y. 13 LEVY. Suddenly, Toesdsy, January 15. 1924, at 9 am. A H. LEV n.w. Notice of fugeral napers please copy.) LLISTER. Monda NDER. beloved beloved ter. C. ¢ 1n- o . Fuberal from his late ark road n.w.. Thuraday, Intefment Rock MACE. Mondar. Jsnuary 14, 1924, Mrs. NIE L. MACK, wife of the late Au Mack, of 31 Plerce st. n.w. p.m. Wednesday. January 16, from the Peo- -D. Churcb, corner 10th and U fnvited to attead. Inter- meat Woodlawn cemetery. MANGER. Monday. Japvary 14, 1024, ELIZA- RETH T. MANGER (nee Ward). belored wife of the late Andrew D. Mauger. mother of Margaret E. Tis'nger and Andrew N Manger. in her 64th year of age. Funeral om her daughter's res'dence. 723 Shepherd X nuary 18, at 9:30 am.. abriel's Church with solemn requiem_ mass. (Baltimore. M .+ Papers please copp.) tus from the chapel of George pany. 2000 M st. n w.. on Wednesdar. Jan.- nary 16, at 10 o'clock a.m. Helatives and s {nvired. 15° MCNALLY. The death on September 7, 1923, 5% Tampico, Mexic. of I. D, MeNALLY. American citizen can conanl Tepresentst Ther information hr anpising to the Depart- nv'nf Srate, Washington, D. C. ar_her_residence . RNON McNERHANEY, uged 70 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. . MONROE. Entered into eternal rest Mondax. | January 14, 1874, at 6 a.m._ at her rest: Jence, Mrs. MILDRED J. SJONROE. beloved | mother of Louis, Amanda and James E. | Monroe and Mcs. Marie Morgan Jumper and | cvoted sster of Mrs. Amanda Sellers. Fu- | ne % at 2 p.m.. from | Metropotitan A. M E. Chuieh, Rev. Charle Stowart pastor. Remains can be viewed at | 840 T er. FLO AH Rooney aud Mre. Wednesdar, Junuary 16, from Hao- | lon's chapel. 641 H 6t n.e.. at 9:15 a.m.. | ftom thence to St. John's Church. Forest Glen 3id.. where requiem mass will be sad | O30 X% “Tatermest St. John's cemetery, | Forest Glen. Md. L ‘ . Departed this life Saturdar. Yanuary P oot At 13 45 s.m., ALBERT RHETT | DRICE, ir.. beloved infant of Daisy and Al- bert Price. Too_swedt to live, to lovisg to stas, S0 GaA ant an angel and fook him awas. | DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER.' *1 LAND. Mondar. Jenuary 14, 1924, st 3 BOLAND. 5o heioved husband ot ! 5). 1n the | Funeral from his late | ves'dence, . 1. ave. n.e, Thursday, | Taumary 17, at 5:30 a.m., thence to St. Mar. Tin's Chureh, where requiem mres wi'l be ! aid for the reposs of bis coul at 9 o'clock. | Relatives and frends invited. laterment at Glenwood cemeters 160 HNEIDER. Jamuary 15, 1924, after B ering liless at his residence, the Bal. | for Apts.. ALBERT AL, belored son of | e, Rachel E. and the late William E. | Rcvgeider. Funeral from his late residence | Wedneedss, Jam po. o terment private. = LLIVAN. Sunday, January 13, 1924, SULLITAR netoved ‘on of Jonn 1. aid Mary | ullivan of 3509 O et. Funeral from | te ahove residence on Wednesday,. Janu- s 187ae Mass at Holy Trinity lureh'9:15. 13 U Memoriam. ! AVERIS, In loving remembrance of my ‘odgl! brother, PAUL BONAVERIS, who died oae’yeur ago teduy, © U s he rex : BIS SISTER, MKS. RACHEL KOCKELLI. * CHAEMAN. A tribute of lore and devotion to the memory of my dear mother, SILENIA CHAPMAN, who passed away ten years &go today, Jauuary 13, 181 Bweet memories will linger forever. T.me cannot change them, ‘tis true, Tears that may come cauait eever W lovin Temembranee of xou. o e D ACGHTER, MARY 8. | HUGHES. b COLBERT. Sacred to the memory of my dear ‘muther, MARY COLBERT, who departed this life four years ago today, January 13, 1920 :, From this world of pain and sorrow, To a land of peace and rest, God_hi l‘lhktl’l’ my‘ d!:]l’ ;flnlh!l\‘ i Where ehe has found efternal rest. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, BESSIE SPRIGGS. ot COX. In loving remambrance of 1y dea little girl, MARY C-usox. rmd!vl{"‘.fl‘& 07 Jauary 15, 1923, life one year ago Y, MOTHER, % CRUSOE. In sad but lovisg remembrance of d ‘mother, ':750RGIA‘A ;lll;m:< ‘ho passed away three ye: ago, uary T e father. JAMES . CRUSOE, Sep- tember 29, 1913. in lite, hered in death. Loved In Tife: B VOTED CHILDREN. but loving memory of | A, DENSMORE, January DENSMORE. In our dear mother, ‘who died nineteen years ago toda; 2o 13036 life, membered in death. Loved fn lfe. TISNIE AND ELSIE. )YSON. In loving remembrance of my dear DY e, WALTER 2. DYSON. who departed this lite two years ago today, January 15, 1922 Rest o P4 g goN. » Sacred_to the memory of our ear mother, MARTHA FLETCHER, who departed this life two years ago today, Tiowary 1, B2 y t mother, thou st left us, Do e"thy Joss ‘most deeply feel; But ‘tis Ged who bas bereft us, He can all our sorrows beal. Sleep on, dear mother, all your Cares and_sorrows are o'er, T By e o e e e THE FAMILY. . In loving memory of Mrs. ALICE L TOMoN ""HUSSELL FOULTON, who died 5. 1913 HER TalLoREN AND GRANDCHILDREN, . HENDERSON. Bacred LYTLE. NEWTON. PEARSON. ROWZEE. SETTLERS. Funeral at 1| SIMMS. Sacred to WILSON. 1024, et 3 | YOUNG. In Memoriam, 1 Jasuary | OREEN. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear mother, EMMA ELIZABETH GREEN (nee Cross), who departed this life seven years ago today, January 18, 191T. Nobody knows my longings, 1 But few bave seen me weep. my tearme fro . & While others are flT! .l-ll::::lu oAt urrounded by friends, In the midst of au A e 1 oD my face, but a hi milotber, [ am thinkiog of i ER DEVOTED DAUGHTE! FLORENCE. * D [ EUGENE 1t 'HENDERSON. whe™ smtercs 3 i ficrnalyrest one year ago today, January Sleep on, sleep an, dear son, th bory . Sleep on. thy ody free from wll palp, " 7e-DIE. Ve are going to Join you i3 T gtverpart agala 18 LOVING MOTHER, LYDIA HENDER- EAUTMAN, In memory of a di busbasd ‘and father, MARKS KADPMAN T 21 years ago today, January 13, 1o o 18 WIVE AND CHILDREN. o memory of MARY M. KEYS, wife rank Keys, who depart 7 ear 480 todey, Tanuary 15, 1928 0 O We are lonely, oh so lonely FOF 2 volce ‘we loved %o dear ot we hear it mot asd we bops 2 meet sou in s better home bye HER DEVOTED ‘HUSBAND AND CHIL: In loving remembrance of r mothier, MARY 'E. LYTLE, who died eu year ago today, January 15, 1923. It Jesus, the frat and th ei¥ose Gpirie’ shal guide us. eate. home il praiue Him for all"that is past gt frast Him cor a1 Yuac e to Lome. g8 ns ERS, ‘ROSE' AND lizia 1n aad but lovin T Juparted this life eight years sgo todas. " uary 15, 1918, In ‘Westmoreland county, A precious one from ha % ‘hich vever cag be flled. fod in his wisdom h recall -5 it NELY “D4 - INELLy PAUGHTER. FLORENCE I R s, NE MARG parted this il 15, 1923. Some mas thiak 0 LI B¢ tmen he] e ua e, ttle do they koow the b 7 That we suffer. il the whiter MOTHER AND SISTEL 1o sad remembra - loved daughter, CATRERINE 0. whs aied five ve: 1% oae 250 ‘today. Acoiversary mass a¢ May she rest in peace. HER PAREN' g (N ERAARENTS. LEONARD AND EpITH 8 cr Sacred to the mem Byt husoand 284 father, GESRCE ‘D LERS, who left day. Januaiy 13, 1pgs, 0 IF TN 480 to Beyond the fiight of time, Besaad this vale of death, There surelr 15 some biessed clime no¥here life is not a breath, Nor life's affections. transient fire Whose sparks fiy upward and expire Thus star by star decliges, JTill ail are passed away. As moraing high and high To Pure and perfact - 1 k those stars in_empty ulj Eut Lide themselves 1o heavens curn’ iight THE PAMILY, ® the memory of ow wnd” Sister, “SADIEC A" txo years ago tedaz, of our wife aud moth b January 15, 1922, Just & line of sweet remembrane, Just & memory fond and true, Just a token of love's devotion That my heart (Il 1nzs for yon. THAMAS E. S1MM8. Sncet memortes will Loger forever not change (he: Yeare that come canor wever Our loving remembrance of you. MOTHER. 1 canoot see your loving face, The amiles T used to see, But let this litte token show T will always think of you. EISTER LILLIE. ® SYDNOR. A tribute of love and devotion #m the memory of our hasban o LECICS W. sYDNOR, Who died Jasuary 15, Your amile was I'ke the dawnt Your clieer like Boontide s possr. 200’ the Comeore of pous: presns MEIkE wliguts edcorul” bons Your love our life eucircles Like the ‘arch of heaver's Apd the memory of you, fa 3 Is our lifetime's perfect day o= THE FAMILY. . s34 remembrance_of mother. MARTHA ELLEN WILBON whs died six years ago today. 1 caopot see rour loving face, The smile I used to see, But let little token show 1 always think of thee. Days of sadness etil] come over me, Becret tears so often fow, Memory keeps you ever near me Toough vou died ‘six veats ago. YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER REGINA. In sad, loving remembra; gel.‘fldlflu{fl!!i XZUZJHETH ¥ H?Gd'g eparted SHie life 8% years ago today, Jun: uary 135, 1918, et I O, dear g Every 'y darx; My beart nely Ever since you went away. Tour sweet face it ever befors me, Tean gl vou iz mine: Thie Sweet ook you Always gare me Sti'l lingers within my mind. 1 often wonder if yon knew Fow I loag fo set Just' o bave ou speal And kzow ihat Yoo are dear. HER MOTHER AND SISTER FLORENCD AND RROTHER ALBERT. v —_— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS 131 ELEVENTH ST. .. Undertakers. Embelmers. Homellke Funeral Farlors. Phone Lincoln 480. Frank Geier’s Sons 1113 SEVENTH ST. Moders Cliapel. _Tel . Perry & Ealsb Roy M Perry—3ain 984—Gerald Walsy. JAMES T. RYAN, 317 PA. AVE. 8.B. Mogel Cba Lincols 142. rivate Ambulances. Livery 1_Coonection, Quick. Dignified and mg!l Sernice. 810 H ST N.E. LINCOLN 8200. Automobiie Service. _Chape!. Joseph F, Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. 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