Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1924, Page 7

$5,000 Life Insurance for $46.! 90| At Bge send date of birth for ulars and illusteation. Coupa Assels aver $250,000,000, M. LeRoy Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. Phono Main 340 WILI.IAM W.DENT DIES; | Resident of District for More Than Twenty Years—Succumbs to Attack of Pneumonia. UNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION Safety Interest . Guaranteed /> Savings Deposits 4 Certlficales of Deposit5 % Free Checking Service Bank ra: 8:30 (o 5% THE DEPARTMENTAL BANK 1714 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. W resident notwenty William Dent, seve e s old of Washington ore died at home, street northwest ay, following an attack o mia Fusne late U services will be held at the residence tomorrow wfternoon het 0 oelock. Interment will Ariington cemete Mr. Dent was born Md. He was the the United States number of years he worked with the weather bureau. He was employ 1 the government service during 11 e in which he resided heee. 1 the brother of Louis A. Des seere to Secretary of State Blaine while the latt in othce. He in in ric in Signal ¢ Army ps o and for Special This Week BEETS%/:# 2()c (No. 3) Blue Label Brand Special, an equal in size to the large tomato 1rly ~u| this size for 25 cents. i learn how good these beets are, you will serve them regularly all winter. Remember thes re Curtice “Blue Label” COCOA fe¥2iee ~19c Please POUND onee Bros. Hershey’s One-Pound Can for . ... this 1s ONE that PAPER 4 roi:25¢ Sanitary Toilet Tissue 11c Virginia Sweet PANCAKE CARAMELS . per pkg. 19c Borden’s Caramels made by Borden’s Milk Co. Fancy Sugar-Cured Bacen, Ib. e 1 7C Sold in the piece only. oked Hams, Ib., 22¢ r hardware store and buy a good butcher’s 3 can buy fine meat at these prices, it's > time d effort of cutting or slicing in vour kitchen. We want to impress on you that this is fine qual- ity meat, we believe od as vou have ever used. One al is convincing i PURE LARD, 2 Ibs. for 29¢ California (Sliced) Table Peaches We this brand-at a remarkable price. These are about the cqual in quality of Regina and various ot! brands we have offered so successfully the past year Jfor 50¢ Vermont Maid Syrup........ .bottle, 25c Welch’s Pure Maple Syrup. . . . .bottle, 50c Log Cabin Syrup...........27c and 52c Sanitary Table Syrup.......15¢ and 29¢ . a as @ are offeri Eagle Brand Sliced 1,4, California Peaches, Can . .12¢ and 20c 12c .15¢ and 25¢ .20c and 33c Mcllhenny’s Tobasco Sauce ..........35¢ Sanitary Catsup. . Ritter’s Catsup Blue Label Catsup. . Blue Label Chili Sauce. .. Lea & Perrin’s Sauce. . .. fetesatan Sun Maid Raisins. . .. ... .2 pkgs. for 25¢ ..Ib., 12V5c and 20c California Prunes. . ..........2 Ibs. for 25¢ Blue Ribbon Peaches. . .2-1b. pkg. for 29¢ Evap. Apricots | LONGINU.S. SERVlCE‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ( MONDAY, NUARY was the son of Dent of this He was ma vived by his “\,[:,,'1;.3.: Dr. I,\men’]oHN LOESER BLACK, el twice and NOTED AS WRITER. DIES second wife, whi Brenner of Middl! ved by five Was Resident of Washington for Past Ten Years—Devoted to Nows Dent vl wif Capt | M. Dent a Villiam > Den Philadelphia and Thgh 1 Dent of - e He is alse survived his brother, E Dent, and LWo sisters, Mrs. seley Mis this MIsS NANN!E.ELMORE DIES Was Rezident of Washington More Than Fifty Y Nanne T, Kimord Washing divd at h t \ Dent Literary Study. dohn Loeser ity about for his lome Huek, a resident of this Thomas ten years and we! lite work, died 312 rchuset northwest, Fune at the loclk ary Mas: yesterday n noon at 3 o ut avenue serv- residence afte ar to Vitisburih for wits fitty- uate of the Bosto: Technology and continued his studics abroad. Much of his Jife wits devoted to iiterary stady. i conducted | W58 @ member of the Metropol aeted | Club, the Chevy Chase Club and t the American Revolution survived by Lis wife, Mr Clark and two child B sent Miss resident i fifty SU street of nofor more than years home, 712 = un t her vesterdiy erviees f ve Lite residenes thiciate mctery W atter Charles D, ited Brotheen nterment will e Sons of Vi Julia Miss Black Church in_Oak R nore was horn in Richmond and ty this ¢ wh off Greenland had hewd of estiniat yeurs. g two brothers it iH WL L which th urviy Doy, the experts, at deast o White Potatoes, 15 lbs. for . 35¢ Florida Oranges, doz,, 30c and 40c Fancy Grapefruit 2 for 15¢ Extra Fancy Apples, 3 Ibs. for 25¢ Fancy Western Apples, 7 Ibs. for 25¢ New Crop Cabbage, Ib. .« 3¢ Our Famous -GREEN BAG COFFEE, Ib., 27C EXCEPTIONAL CANNED GOODS VALUES Blue Ridge Corn, can . 10c Tomatoes, large can Z for 25¢ Silver Label Peas, can . . Nectarine Corn, 2 cans for Peter Pan Corn, can . . Peter Pan Peas, can . . . Jockey Club Peas, can . Blue Ridge Sifted Peas, can, Shriver’s Extra Sifted Peas, can, 20c Blue Ridge Stringless Beans, can . . 15¢ Shriver’s Extra Quahty Strmg less Beans, can . . 20c and 27¢ . HEINZ DILL PICKLE, large size, 5¢ Cook’s Pound Cake, perlb...........25¢ Corby Layer Cake, per cake. ceen....28¢c Corby Silver Pound Cake, perlb.. ..28¢ Sanitary Butter, per Ib. . . . 62¢ Fresh Eggs, Sanitary Brand, dozen canes MILK WHITE HOUSE RICE- Finest qualtiy rice, packed in one-pound carlun\ Price extremely low. Buy “White Touse” once and you'll in- sist on having it each time you buy rice. 3 s, 25¢ KRAFT’S LOAF CHEESE s more—but worth it. Ha\c y6u tried this de- licious cheese? Sales are increasing constantly, a good indication of how well folks like it. American. % Ib for 12¢ Swiss . . .14 Ib. for 15¢ 50c Ev.aporated Tall Can Cotton Gloves For the Garage For the Basement For the Housework For the Yard For every use around the home where you want to save your hands from the rough or dirty work. Men find them especially convenient for work around the automobile. 3 pairs for KEYSTONE SPINACH Packed by Hunt Bros. in California. ~Large size can, and the contents are abso- lutely free from grit, e 19¢ Can... known | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | The Viesen) B Onntetls Unit of u-e; Americ | Cards of Thanks. BEACH. 1 wish to cxpress my sincere tianks | and apprectation t o for 1. No. 10, Jr. ribe Tted Mo exn and beautiful flu of iy dear Jusba Strastnqont heust, next Saturday [ 1 will fu CHARLES G. SMITH, JR., cetsiuthe s DIES"AT HOME HERE et bt Stndi Sax ik | Vice President of Columbia Granite W ¥ anklin, 1743 Church | and Dredging Compuny WE! I11 Ten Days. lar ! Mrs 1012 4th 8T. B.E. © ik relatives and dear and kinduess of my dear 1. HIS WiF T wish to t friends for their ng tiie illness and duughter GRIGGS. £ the |urrangeme: th MRS, Marriages. WILKINS—MCINERNY. lauusrs CAROLYN MeINERNY of New 4 JOHN i, WILKINS olert A MeKay of Church. Atlington count Washin, MAY GRIGGS n Aid mecting t of thy Chu Branch of the W sty Wil hold its morrow. % in ‘h of the Covenant dress’ by Ivev. Douglas Putnam Birnie, on “italy Today and Walden fan Opportunity vice president | ylumbia ¢ any, died at Charles G. Smith. jr. jand treasurer of the ¢ and Dreduing Com ~idence, 2001 16th ot carly o bral hemorrhi ed a period of about ten Nt itons Barniin Chionwol 6] Ecatbs ty-six years ago, and had been a resi- dent of the Capital and in active busi- sinee 1590 In that vear he Washington to join his| Charles G. Smith, § arder, founded ti wpany, which i on the Virginia the Votomme between the and Chain bridges Smith ent artnersh firm na Son, and the merging the present com- A few vears ago director of the w. . the o it Kebler, of vark road Cohoun and . Musical HAcone M S life -t full teumply of Chelstian. faits, LAVINA BELL. Sie leaves to Eliza Brookin, wervices 0t r to . the with operated shore of Nquedinet My and other R Jumes 11 W st " Mwood ore the curent events the Women's City Cluh arterioon “Standard and ¢ t on. core wint I st . Janunry ul his ey LOESER BLACK, nt ut Pittaburgh, brief ilines, op F JOHN Lute ny. Junuary BLACK. The District ery of the M Legion of the death of LOESEL Janua-y with | Fa. nulr\a - | ot Citizens S speak | The lowa Cirele Ann ation will meet ton D, Perey Hickling I mentad hygiene the & following terests was’ formed Smith I ul M Smith Juli of ie rrow will various pan Mr Nat My arricd anhter Merces | widow, 1 Baldwi smen's 1 am.. ¢ the MeCoy € . will in lectu Coven, nit, of room the ! Church nt 1. POWELL Recomtir BOWLING. Suddenly. . at Geargetown Hospite foved husband of £ and eon of Marg Remains are resting at desice, 46 Eye st. s, #nd interment Al Su on Tue ‘errest, director Of PARCANITY for community conters, will address the Anacostia Citizens' Axsociation tomorrow. 8 pam., at Mazonic Temple, 14th and U streets. the 14 sons Rev. survived Mercer and Carle- {ton, « utenant in the Ar tationed at 3 Bedford by three daughters. ¢ York city Mex. Marie Moore by hisi his mother's res - oh. St. Marys he Soroptimist Club will hold a nuary 2, at business Wednesday the ity Henry M. Other s OF the family are i harles G. Smith, s of Washington and Rluemont: flv brothers, Moses W.. Wi M. Simith of Washington ander Chandler Smi inud 11 thbone and thr Miss P Fand Mre Mr Misoni with 1l ferusalen, Club, i e 5 1ot Mrs . will have 8 ntheast € en Iine of Center Wednes- | High Amer- Aiton, of nuity sting Junior the ud E » Students School, M will prescnt and Ttalian m Sl Tuterment iwol Md icanization principal Russian W Smith of Miss uzenia Suiith W R ith R Bluemont, § Bliza L. and Washington, vton, Ohio her of the Thity and wus identified Church of the New on 1Gth street, where rvde 1 held Departed this life Sund at 7 pa., ut Freedu MARTHA 1R CARTER of Wa C widow of the late arles Carter and sister of Mary Williams, and John Douglas. Funers A, M. E Wedneslas. 2 pm Hurmony slsters Winnle Davix Chapter, Daughte the Confederacy, will Saturday evenine at avenue ticut will FOUND. ady Adan redt a Moverent. Four atley Mrs. Kelly Miller w Migrator K Lovers Phyllis Whe CRAWFORD. Tiparted tal. Sundas MITCHELL ¢ his widnw, ¢ friends. Remabns i survived b 5 and a host 7 mother, daughter can be WEIS on_Tuesday Frank Cla; will (D stx o 1 “on tomorr woin, at Raleigh Hotel e iars 7 ! OST. 1 January 27, 1924, at 3 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, |irnt i T WATCH i Reprosentative 1138 utter 5 qomee | urday N AUTO 111 116 HOSTON aud . Buxs. Reward CRUMP, and memhers Ner funeral fron sdus_ufternoon k. JOHN W H. 8 LOUISE T. HOLM ried thds life niter o briet iliness, mother of G BULLDOG Binek. sones strazed from even Third Wi Januars nd ward | phivie u S ey will Address Baitisr ¢ w.. Rev, Georg ves and friends invite DENNEY. Departed uars 27, 1624, ut 8:15 p.m., at his eeside: 008 dra s HUGH H. DEN civil war veteran. beloved father of Lonise, Pearl, Geneva, Phil and Robert De méral hereafter. building Ialph Surgeon Friend 1924, ar b WILLIAM ~in his 7Ist Year, Luloved 1 of Gertrade B. and brother of Louis Addison Dent. Funeral services st his late - January 29, at 1:30 pm 1924, at sister of E. ( Funeral service: -American Assoclation rment ELMORE. 0n Sun Junvary o 11:35 am., NANNIE 7., Eimore and H. W. Elmora, Tl services Tuesday. Junuary York papers please copy. Sundax, January esillence of her da €0 D st wife of the lat: (harles W. will be held &t Zurhorst's § st Capitol &t., Tuesduy, Jan- Intexment (nrivate) i cometers. Please oms Voters an FILER at the MARI Rers! s Arlington Hawers | GATHGENS. dny, Tanu Boiosss 4 +MANON I wite of ¥ ronks b EBCIIKON | degeve Scottisii Rite Fasenal from University, w Reélativis _and friends (Gmaba, Neb., papers § | 6LEASO: iny. Junnury Masonic and Lastern Star 1 GLEASON, ‘widuw of the son. Funeral services at the 8. H Co. fnneral home Wednesday, Jan Ve s {8tz pan. Relatives and triends uri AP Tl HUNT. Ja ut steel bead, in Columbta | Joved d n. Reward. 3210 19th | S .th prog 2 ity pos 216 19th st T Tiberal re At the Emergency Hospital = 1924, MARIE E. 5. aged nce, . ed eurs, 1030 Otis at 2 p.om. o Etten copy.) 28% RING picked 10th, in : 1 owher p May at the above adddress 08 Interclub Cou st 3 ALICE oclock, late Albort Glea- rooms ¥ ! prns et at - Inte mble, stomw. C. ;In\\ LIN Edwaurd Davis Allenby on who ac b ompa- | nied Palesti { expedition, lecture be Andrew’s | law. Warren S, | DOLLIE Kinp. to loss five daughiers and three sons, reward. | More. Dena Reed. India Simo <" | Yonnx. Bettie Parker, | Richara C. Knight, James A | o Taie Willam Knight. | dren and a host of f | Gaibraith E { bet. L and M sis. nw | ties, pastor, Tuesday, Januars | Relatives and friends invited Lest, Spirit. test | KENDRICK. Sunday. Januars | 710445 a.m . at the residence of Lis daughter Mre. Katie Angel. WILLIAM F.. husband of the late Johannah Kendrick (nee Shea) in the 86th vear of bis age. Funeral from the residence of his on, 1203 N. J, ave s, Wedneday, Jannars 30, at 0 o'clock anl 3 Vineene dc Panl Chiech, nter: rge M. 2 will £ rtunity by the Young of North Da- Ak, § o'clock, on the o for national and local ser George Washington 1 and imodiots Moderat il M. 1385, Timothy Hanlon 641 11 ST. N.E e LW 20, D, at 1 p.m. Livery in connection agd modern crematorium. ,mm' 32 Pa. ave. o.w. either the successors of nor con jnected with the original W. R. Spear | establishirent 940 F St. N w. { Phone Frank. o62s, S | Ll H fem muss will be sung. ! ment at Mount Olivet cem =| and triends insited to mttend. ' (Nas i Will Make Glasses for Reading Use \ClaflmODhca]Co' GG st Tenn.. Detroit and Baltuuore papers cops) | LAWRENCE. Friday. Jan :10 pn., at Gartield Hospt belored brothier of Mrs otice of funeral hereafter malns can be viewed at the W. Vig funeral parlor, 2292 Georgia o her_residence, 2138 K ALICE VIR LONG. the late Dr. Willlam Long. aged Funeral from her late residence Wednesda: Junuary 30, at 11 a.m cemetery. Raturday, Januars = .. the Leloved 1 rench and Wesley Miles and Funeral Tuesday, January 29, at at Lynwood. Md. Remains resting Emest darvis funeral parlors un at 5 p.: then at his bome, ase y 25, 1924, at of © WL H SARDO & CO. . st n.e Phone Lincoln 524, Modera Chapel ‘Automoblie Funerais. p————THE ORIGINAL ———3 WR Speare o, 1208 HSTREET,N.W. WMAIN 108 TORMERLY S40 1ST. LMUS R.SPEARE B.S| A e CLYDE J. NICHO! AN nw. st nw. widow of o 1924, at Wil .'.:l. MOORE. Dignificd_and Efficient Service. . W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, | | Automobile_Ser pel. ! i | | Saturd belosed hustand of Laura Mor gervices at the Chesterbrook (Va.) Church, Tuesday, January Interment at Falls Church, Va. Clarke counts, Va.. papers pl MoMAHON. Suddeniy on Sunday, 1924, BRIDG MAHO; the iate Michael and Margaret McMahon, at of her sister, Ellen Huvc, 925 Funeral from g above re e on Tuesday #t 9 am.. thence to St Stephew’s Churell, where mass will be sald. Telatives and friends invited NORRIS. Suddenly, on Sunlay. January 1824, CATHERIN ORRIS. “mother of Joseph V. Norrls. Funeral from the resi- {Jence of Mrs. Ellen Hunt, $25 26th st. n.w Tuesday at § a.m., thence to St. Stephen‘s Church, where mass will be said. Relatives und friends invited . NORRIS. The membersiof Division A to A. 0. H., are réguested to « funeral of ouf late sister, CATHERINE NORRIS, from her late residence, 92 w., on Tuesday, January 29, 1924, at 8:30 am.; thence to Nt Stephen's' Church where mass will be said at 9 MARY C. CLEM MARY C. FLANA ORCUTT. Sund Ceughs «* Colds The Reason Is (Rereyslile; se copy.) 288 January dnumhter OF HERBERT B. NEVIUS ‘kszlpsglus% 1830 m <&\ MORTICIANS 17301732 PENNA. AVE. PHONES: MAIN 5512-55I13 TTI0S. R. NALLEY & SONS| 181 ELEVENTH ST. 8.B. H Undertakers. Embalmers. Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone Lincoln 480. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N-W. 148 SERENAE Saphone. __Main 2473 Perry & Walsh Roy M_Perry—Maln 934—Gerald Walsh. JAMES T. RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. BE, Model Clay Liseola 142, gmm Ambulances. Very 1o Conneetion. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M. St. NOW, Estaishea 161, Phone West 98 Automobile Service. FUNERAL DESIGNS- Prompt suto_delivery service. Aru-uprmsln—nmponun. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. We Specialize in Floral Demqns at odero.te w lonsta | P gH. STS. NW. MAN 6853, ” 024 NEW YORK AVE, X.W. Private Ambulance. say ALASCO like ALASKA // . nw. Stop Itching Eczema Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You. Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burn- ing, itching Eczema quickly by ap- | plying Zemo, furnished by any drug- | gist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied. In a short time usually| every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pim- ples, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the “penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When others fail it is the one uependable treatment for skin trou- bles of all kinds. Zemo Soap, 25¢; Zemo Ointment. S0c. KONDON'S for Cold in Head, January 27, 1924, at 2 am., at her residence, 508 ‘East Capitol MUELORA ., wife of ‘the late Warren H. Dreutt and mother of Mrs. Edward &, York Services will be heid at her late residence on Tyesday, January 29, at 10:30 a.m. 1o terment (private) in ~ Arlington national cometers. OTHWELL. Sunday, January 27, 1624, al B Naptist Home, 3248 Tt st. now., ELIZA | C.. daugher of the late Andrew and Amn Rithwel. Aiirews Tuesday. Januars 29, at Telatives and friends invited KINNER. Januars 26, 1924, at 11 pm. RN IE, ‘aged sixis-fotir vears. beloved wif of E, W. Skimner. Funeral Tuesday, Janu- v o, at 10w, Interment Middiebure, § i TH. Mondny. January N ence. 001 Tigh %t SNITH, Jr. aged 3 ye The Chiren of the New Jerusalem Coreoran ‘ste., on Wednesday. at 11 oirlock ALIAFERRO. Departed thix life S TATRoAry 26, 1924, Bt 0145 pm.. afte Uliness TONA the hejoved wife of Taliaferro. She leaves fo mourn ler loss Tntee sisters, two brothers and 8 host of i teignas, Funeral Taestas gt &, ook from ber late resi’ W, Friends ‘ae in- Litermeat a¢ Orauge, V. 130 D3 28, nfl-—llh Alklwn-fl' lnne- poli nw mn Uener, vited. MARY A, aged of John and Rachel her late residence 1| mm. Januars 29 cemuters TAPLLET. (ail 1 | wALTER. Funeral sersices | neral | .| Her hesrt was pure Hines | a0, 1 JOHN LAW- | Hessie | Ernest Jur- | 58 vears. | Taterment Oak Hili | her of Frank, | Funeral services from the above | Deaths. | TAPLETT. Januars o0, 1924, at 0:20 an ars, beloved daughter Taplett. Funeral from 1600 B st me., at 10 Interment Mount O1fret . Auguntine Ladics “Jotn. and DI Knights St dobs, 25, at & pm., Nt for funeral of Auxiliary Cyprian’s hall, sister MARY A DA JOHNS( VEITCH. Suddenly, Januers at @ CATHERINE M. VEITCH w of e Kobert K. Velteh. uneral from residence of ler daughter. Mrs. Estle Paimer, Va., Wednesday, Janu P, Tiie Barcrort, at 3 pm 1924, ; e Lillie B Walter, aged 3 ) WELCKER, Suddenlr, Sunday Joins P, belove anusrs. WILLIAMS, Takoina Nutice of funersl here W. Ernest Jurvis 1, v.xu.ul . Departed this life Jsnoary . at i pm., at her residence. #68 Mu st., Baltimore, Md., MAMIE WIL She leaves fo matirn their los five * and one sister. Ma. M Churel pastor, Tucsdas, Januars hroth In Memoriam. BUEHLER. In losing tribs of onr dear son wnd b 5 EHLER b the Rk HIS DEVOTE BROVHER CARTER. to the memors LBERT ( died January 28, 1922, § r disaster ax a bero. MOTHER, SISTERS AN 1z remembrance of my dear . CARTER, who de. eaTs wE0 gy ol on_me from ear grandms, bye.and-bye. RANDDAUGHTER, VIOLA KS . heaven, | CARTER. 1 wadt eparted this iife 19 vt losing remembrance ANNIE C. CARTER, wi three years agn toda. senrs mgo in tears, dear mother. yenrs ugo W beside your dzing bed Aud saw you pass away Dass of sadness still Secret tears do o Memors keeps you ever nea It ou died three sears ez At the heautiful gate suu st Duar mother, from psin set I <hall clasp your hand and see When the limges ure turned for me. HER LOVING CHILDREY, VICTORIA GARNET. GEORS DA’ AND ADA CARTE o FEIGE. 1n ne o'er n flow sad a S husband CHRIS £ the musiclans Ko today scker Theater. e often sec we loved ko dexr Erows £0 mear £o | | loving remembrance { o rother, HARRY P. ted life fovt Years ago toduy. The month of January is To us the saddest of tie year Hecanse four years ago today dear won and brother rrestyille cemeters Denesth the cold, dark c We laid our dear son and brothc: Four years ago todas. tione, be forgotien ER. SISTER but nerer w AND remembrance of my M. HALL, who ce H 1 January | ribers sweet aud knows no carr her_life so young | "Yet, not cur wiil. but God's. be do: 1 AUNT MITTIE HAERIS. my father, twenty-six’ !‘ s 1ieps, the on g and fais In sad JAMES H. years ag 4 Joving remembrance HARRIS, who d todsy, January we enjoyed; rronnded by friends we sre lon pleasures we are b NELLIE A, GRE 1o memory of my darling 'CONNOR MARTINDAL 0 sears ago todsy the terrible rbocker disaster. Often T think of sou, dear daughter. When my heart is ead with pain; ven car your voice agein. DEVOTED MOTHEL sving remembrance of our dsu, sister, THELMA R. MABON, whe 1 ship iife one year ago todas, 3 | In the midst of IS DAUGHTER, MARTINDALE. GERTRUDE who passed § A beautiful We watcl We forgot in our love The Heavenly Gande there. LOVING MOTHER AND DICKEY More and more each day we miss you. Triends may think the wound is hes they little know the sorraw. i nat is within our hemrts concealed care nd_devotion er had plasted { beloved by al ; uLi AND SISTER I to the memory of our dear ~N'ROB- No friend on earth like her s the hour of that u: 3 called our dear mot o ! 5 AND DAUGHTER, i EMMA PHILIPS, AND CHILDRE Sweet memorics will ever linger, Time cannot ok . His true iy cofe cAnnot sever g remembrance of vou 1 ANDDAUGHTER, ST | STROTHER. A tribute of love and devotion T heioveq father. CHARLES® H STROTHER, who was so suddenly taken from us six vears ago, oo January 38 1016, PANSY AND WILBOR. * A tribute of love fn memory sx“lfif— e AR Ther God o rest two sears ago today, January ¥RED D MRS EVOTED HUSBAND, SHEPAR (GOURNEY. In sad but loviug remembran e SO Tar enr daugher and siter, COR SIGOURNEY, who passed awsy 8o widi toro vears ago today, January 28, 1020 MOTHET. CORA KEYWORTH HALL. AND { "BROTHER, HOWARD 0. KEYWORTH, | Ssm | THOMAS. Tn sad but loving remembrance of 'y dest husband, LUTHER THOMAS, wiio Tted this 1ife one year ago tuday, Ja =8, 1025, by day T watched you Voice at midnight | Uame ‘and {ook you away Y ot know ihe pain sou s |1 i nont oo et awis And vever aald g 3\i\lH THOMAS. | HIS WIT! In lovihg remembrance of my dear WO i SARAM WOOD g who deparici lite %o suddeniy one yéar ago today, . 1923 : bat not forgotten. i ; ND: MRS, ELLA WITTE. Tu sad, but loving remembrance of AT aent, oiner” (arhian) SANNIL 3 ¢ Morning el XARES 02 o S, who died Januars ju21, " three sears &%o todny. ow happy we were in days gone br, o hen our eircle was fally compiet But now It 18 broken—one las gone ToMieep at the Savior’s feet. Some 4 oing_to meet xou on that heautiful golden shore Onp eircle will then be complete agaiu Sexer to'be broken any more. 3’ MORNING ST INILE, NO. P NET0) OF MOSES. MARY GOLIGHTLY . In sad but loving temembrance of Y:Ffivm Gevoted mother, ANNIE V. YATES, Wio left me three years ago foday, Japu: ury o8, 1021 Out 1o life's garden where sympathy grew God planted & soul—it was the foul of You. ‘wonderful gardezer, ) through found a heart—it was the sou. I have sought through,life's garden of roses and rue. And 1 find one sweet blossom, &ll jeweled with_dew, Love. sympatby. true, Are the heart of wy flower—'dear mathor YOUR AND DEVOTE! ERNEST A. YATES. Life's Love, sceking, w Tl he heart tuith, all unchanging and “ON