Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1924, Page 7

THE EVENING ST JOHN J. WHITE DIES. Former Washington Man Noted as Big-Game Hunter. Word was recently recelved In this city of the death of John J. White, & blg-game hunter and explorer, who !dled In England early in January. He was formerly a Washingtonian and had long been a friend, of the Na- tional Museum. Beginning in 1910, Mr. White added many fine specimens to the national collectlons, consisting of skins and mounted heads of the larger Afrlcan mammals including buffalo, eland, lion, antelope, rhinoceros, etc. A con- | siderable collectign of African ethn logical specimens was also included, Although he had been ill in England for a considerable time, he neverthe- less continued to deposit his trophies in the museum, through Mrs. White, {who has been a frequent visitor to | the natural history building. ROBERT S. LUSBY DIES. Engineer Resident of Washington for Fourteen Years. tobert S. Lusby, forty-one years 01d, an engineer of the Pennsylvania raiiroad and a resident of this city for fourtcen years, died at the Emer- gency Hospital Tuesda Funeral services will be conducted at the chapel of William Sardo & Co., undertakers, 412 H street northeast, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1In terment will be in the KFort Lincoln emetery. Mr. Lusby lived at 625 3d street northeast. He was the son of George W. Lusby and Mrs. Mary Mills Lusby . of Virginia. Chinese and Malayans are partial to tces and cold drinks. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICEs - Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 1214 F St. N.W. For Friday Coats, Dresses & Suits Values That Were Never Greater Offered in This Final Clearance At Less Than Cost Street. Afternoon and Evening‘ Dresses 6 Wool and Jersey Dresses $9 Originally $25. 6 Silk and Velvet Dresses $1 7 .00 208 | Originally $35and $45. . .. 8 Evening Dresses Originally $65 and $85. .. 12 Fur~trimmed Coats O;iginally $754nd $85. . .. 16 Fur-trimmed Coats Originally $125 and $135. $49 Upholstering Chair Caneing Furniture Repairing "Nuff Said! The Best Place and Lowest Prices, After All Ask my 20,000 cus- tomers. I give the serv- ice you have a right to expect. Clay A. Armstrong Drop postal to: 1233 10th St. N.W. Franklin 7483 5 Fur-trimmed Suits __Originally $95to $125. ... e : 2 Three-piece Suits .00 l Originally $85t0 $125. ... $39'_- The of the manufacturer’s surplus finest —at less than wholesale Hart Schaffner & Marx uits and Overcoats at .~ HALF PRICE s Off Y4 Off Their finest clothes are in this sale; new Suits and Overcoats recently arrived, which have freshened up our stock and made selec- tions as good as ever. This is what half-price means 50 Suits & $60 Suits& $70 Suits & Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats 25 ‘30 ‘35 Others are one-third and one- quarter off. Everything included ex- cepting Dress Clothes. No Charge for Alterations Deposits Cheerfully Accepted Raleigh Haberdasher Inc. . Thirteen Ten F Street i l ! ! a | COPELAND P. JONES DIES AT FOREST GLEN ‘Was Well Known:as Church Work- er and Citizen of Mont- gomery County. Copeland Parker Jones, seventy- four years old, well known churc! man and citizen of Montgomery coun- ty, Md., dled at his Tesidence at Forest Gien, Md., yesterday Funeral services and burial will be held at Grace Church, Woodside, Md., tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’'clock. Mr. Jones was the son of Capt. J. C. Jones” and_ Mrs. Elizabeth Parker Jones of Clean Drinking Manor, at which place George Washington is said to have Leen entertained. Only within recent years has the last of thy property named passed out of the ownership of the Jones family. For many years Mr, Jones wus a member of the vestry of Silver Spring parish, Md.. and was widely known through- out Montgomery county. He is survived by his daughters, Miss Alice M. Jones. Mrs. Charlotte Stavro, Miss Marguerita Jones and Mrs. M. Frank Keating, all of Forest a sister, Mrs. Dana Danforth of this ¢ity, and a brother, John C. Jones of Sunderland, Fla. DEATH ENDS 35 YEARS' GOVERNMENT SERVICE Mrs. Betty A. Humphreys, Retired Bureau of Engraving Employe, Passes Away. Mrs. Betty A. Humphrey two vears old, a former em the bureau of en venty- oye of graving and printing for thirty-five ars, and a resident of this city since the eivil war, died at the Emergency Hospital vesterda: Funeral services will be conducted at Geler's undertaking establishment, 1113 7th street northwest, tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. ~Additional services and mass will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, Catholic, at 9 o'clock. Burlal will be' n the Mt. Olivet cemetery. Mrs, Humphreys was born at Port Tobacco. Md., and was the widow of George W. Humphreys, who for ma years was master mechanic of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad fn this city. She was retired from the bu- reau of engraving and printing June. <he had not been in good health and about a week ago while at her residence, 1413 Shepard street north- west, she fell nd broke her hip. This was the cause of complications which immediately set in and re- sulted in a rapid decline in her vi- tality. She is survived by a daughter, Miss Carolyn D. Humphreys. JEWISH LEADER TO SPEAK. Abraham Goldberg to Describe Con- ditions in Eastern Europe. Copditions of the Jews in ecasterf Europe will be deseribed by Abraham Goldberg of New York, noted Jewish leader of the Zionist movement in this country, at a public meeting in Central High School Auditorium to- night at & vclock. The meeting is under jnint auspices of the Washing ton Distr Zionist Organiza ion of the Hadassah, women's 7 v In addition to Mr. s talk the silver 1oving cup offercd as trophy to the winner in the nt Zionist membership campaizn will he pre- sented and a_program of music will be given by Miss Theresa Shefferman and Miss lote Soko Merchant Bank &Trust, COMPANY If You Earn $5 a Day And save only 50c of it (10% of your earn- ings), in a very short time you can put aside quite a tidy sum. If you will deposit your earnings in our savings department we will help you make the amount grow by paying you interest at the rate of 39 a year, com- pounded semi-annually. One Dollar opens a savings account All our branches re located where there s ample parking space outxide the limit- «d parking zone. Main Office ' Fifteenth and H Sts. N. Dupont Branch—Dupont Circle Brookland Branch—12th and New- ton Streets Northeast Penna. 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The commission will have before it a summary prepared by Walter C. Al- len, executive secretary, showing the returns earned by each corporation on its physical valuation during 1923. This’ report shows that the two rail- way companies earned 5.97 per cent on their combined valuations and the power company earned §.57 per cent on the value given the plant by the com- mission. Reduced rates for gas were fixed only a few months ago, and that company probably will be ‘excluded from the study of 1923 figures now being made, Hearings already have been ordered on telephone rates and on the fare charged by the Washington Rapld Transit Company. I -— CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Stearns B! tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., In Mt. Vernon M. E. Chureh. The week tional Sunday given tomorro street, Y. W..C. s e Wilson Lovejoy, captain-elect of thé Yale foot ball team, und of the class of 1925, wlill speak on “Life at Yale” beforc a joint meeting of the Yale Club and the Junior Yale Club at the Unlversity Club tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock. Mr. Lovejoy" talk will be {llustrated with motion pictures. K exponition of interna school lesson will be A(:n p.m, at 1311 G | | Kappa Gamma will meet Sat- urday, February 16, at the Kappa House, 1413 Massachusetts avenue northwest from 4 to 6. An important business discussion fis scheduled. Talks on “Recent Kappa History” and “The Modern Fraternity Polic: be given. Miss Letta Brock will act as hoste The Parent-Teacher Asnociation of the new Macfarland Junior High School will meet in the school build- ing tomorrow night at § o'clock. A constitutfon and by-laws will " be adopted. | Mrs. Blanche Slaughter will enter- itain a 500 party in behalf of her com- mittee from Dorcas Lodge, Saturday evening, at her home, 1203 N A dance under muspices of Catholie Women's Service Club will be given tomorrow, 9 p.m., at 601 I street. Wm. B. Cushing Auxlliary, No. 4, s of Veterans, will meet tomor- row at Pythian Temple. The Business Women's Council will meet tomorrow in lecturc room of Church of the Covenant. Current events, €:15 p.m. Dr. Isaac Ward will speak at 6:45 p.m. on “The Book of Daniel.” A screen version of “The Man Without a Country” will be shown at 7:45. Martha Washington Chapter, D. / ., will meet Tuesday. S p. . at home of Miss Martha W alkcl’. Th" Bdl(uur ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. . Committee on cducation methods and nrogress of District of Columbia School Assoclation, will meet, 8 o'clock, in Public Library. Isor discussion: “Mental Tests and rading.” Men's Club of St Church, will meet, parish hall of church. Mrs. Jeanette H. Wade, in her study of “Great Pravers,” will consider “El Ohim's Upright Praver of Realiza- tion,” 8 o'clock, 1721 1 street. Presentation _ of motion picture “Fablola,” 8:15 o'clock, in Carroll Hall, 921 G street, for benefit of fund for Catholic Community House. Men'’s Club of §t. Mark's parish will meet. 8 o'clock, in parish hall. F. W. Perkins of Department of A;ncul- aure, in charge of motion pictures, will present reels of popular interest. James E. Walker Post, No. 26, American Leglon, will meet. 8:30 o'clock, in 12 street branch, Y. M. C. A. ‘Women'’s City Club: A valentine cos- tume dance under auspices of enter- tainment committee, 9:30 o'clock. Curley Club_ will have a valentine dance at La Fayette Hotel. The Woman's Club of St. Mark's Church will hold business meeting in | parish hall. A valentine party will be featured. Rev. Dr. R. J. Bateman of North Carolina_will speak at First Baptist Church, 8 o’'clock. Viva January will lecture on “Th: | Formative Power of Thought o'elock, 1326 T street. « Luke's P. E. 20 o'clock, in e 8 The American. dog-derb: at Ashton, Idaho, on Washington's| birthday, will have a woman among the competing drivers. She is Lydia Hutohinson, who will drive the team o ered by the winter sports commit- of Montreal. LOST. RETTE _White, Wednesday evening, BT F &t mie. and 0ld’ Eastern High School. Please return to above address. or call Line. 4127 Reward. B Ivet, dark gray, contaluing _money. B ot ‘between Nichols ave.. and Portiand 5 st', Congress Heights. Reward. Linc. 84083, BAG—Lady's, Diack_silk, on Brookiand contalning money and keys. Rewa Adams 3243 Mirs Ward. 14 | BOX contalning beaded bag, unfinished, with- {out frame. Reward. North 0557-J. 4e DOG—Setier; femaler wiite wod VRS {x spots over eves: loat February 6: D, C. tag SHo1” Liberal reward for any Information. Columbia 3307. _Left little pupples. 15¢ DOG—Irish _setter, female, named Brown Liberal reward. E. K. Blisworth, Bethesd Md. . FRATERN N with 1 Csll Linc. 178. Reward. GLASSES—Bhell-rimmed, in _Edmonds’ case. ! Please call Room 314 C-D bldg., Government 140 ; GLASNES—Horn-rimmed. in 1008 Diack case. Call Miss_Bean, Main 5400, Branch 225. msnes—un-u Tim, fn " tan Kinsman case. ‘all Col. 6346-W TARSES—CHIld" nia st, near Potomac School. Main 8200. HANDBAG—BIRCK, pAtent ieather, containing wmall_«um of money, between 1510 21 | and Conn. ave. and B st. m.w. | 1381, KETE_Fire of 8th Tth 8 4279-3 C QPERX GLASSES. without casc, elther at X. ave. and N. Capitol st. or on Mount Rainier atrect car. Heward. Mra. Venabie, 7 ¥ n.w. PAY ENVELOPE contalning one $10 Bill. M. Teabel Mallard, register’s office._Treas | POCKETBOOK, black; omosey and driver's license. Reward. 1518 P. sheil-rimmed, on — Califor- Reward. Phone Call Ix on riug; Pa. ave. between n.w. Finder phone Col. Tandle, screw, can opener, screwdriver;' initials “R. WG tarved in’ bandle. Finder plesse re: turn fo taxl agent, Shoreham Hotel. Reward. PFOLICE BADGE, No. 538. -Return No. cinct._Officer leynolds. PURSE—Containing 320, 17th on K, Franklin 2835. RABBIT-HOUND—Brown, wh! with cork- '1?-'" between 14th and ‘bence to Transportation bldg. Dreast; Dame and. address 0n. collar: reward. Call Columbia 7403, 15* SPECTACLES—Shell frames, in case marked ‘Franklin,!” Wednesday, near Treasury., Call Adume 3448, = STICKPIN—Feb. 12; cat's-eye. Return Hoom 22, 1410 G st n.w. Reward. o TATDG of black fox_fur plece. Reward. ffl. gress Hall Hotel, Room 8567. e Clans will meet)| Subject | 0, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1924, ) e I KEY DESCENDANT DEAD. | Mrs. Cecilia A. Fitzgerald Born in Baltimore 97 Years Ago. Mrs. Cecella A. Fitzgerald, who was the oldest living descendant of thej Koy family, dled at her residence, 3033 P street northwest, Tuesday. She was ninety-seven years old and had lived here for twenty-five year Mrs. Fitzgerald was the daughter of John and Eliza M. Key Scott of St. Marys.county, Md. She was born in Baltimore and spent most of her life prior to coming to Washington In Montgomery county. Funeral services will be held at the | residence tomorrow morning at 9 {o'clock, after which the body will be taken to St. Mary's Catholic Church, | in Rockville, where rites of thel! church will be given. Burial will be! in_Rockville, Mrs, Fitzgerald is survived by | three children: Mrs. Eliza K. Deli- hant of Norfoik, Va.; Edward Fitz- | gerald of St. Paul, Minn, and John | H. Fitzgerald of this city. I — COL. C. L. FISHER RITES. gervices for Lieut. Col Charles L. Fisher, who died at the ‘Walter Reed Hospital Monday, are being conducted at his late residence. | 1737 New Hampshire avenue, this afternoon. Army Chaplains Col. Julien E. Yates and Capt. John Hall are officiating. The funcral proces- sion will be met by a military escort at the Arlington cemetery, where the Cards of Thanks. BOULDIN. Mrs. Minnie Wormley wishes to thank Lier many friends for the beautiful floral’ denigns and assistance during her T cent bereavement of MARTHA HARRIS BOULDI i GARNETT. We, wish to express our thanks und appreciation to _our relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy, kindoess and beautiful floral tributes during the brie lliness and death of our devoted husband und father, WILLIAM H. GARNETT. MRS. ELLD: ETT AND FAMILY. THOMPSON. We wish to thank our rel tives and friends for the many beautiful floral tributes, kind letters and other ex- slons of sympathy at the death of our nd_ and brother, SAMUEL A ‘D PAMILY. Funeral 1 ::lur dr«hubb ndof Edna Tumné Daker, 1 <hapcl in Glenwood cemeters Friday. ary 15, at 11 a.m. BARRETT. Wedneatay, Februars 13, 1024, at | St. Elizabeth's Hospital, PATRICK 1. BAR- RETT of 118 N. Caroling ave. apart- ment 5. I ael '3, Bar- rett and Alice of fune liereafter. BROWN. Tuesdar Februr, WILSON B et danghter of “ et Cochran Fliza_ Vapderbilt mother of Mrx. Colin Clegke White, Com- mander Wilkon Brown sod .men. R. Brown. Columbia Hospita Toved wife of ter of Mre. T services Friday. from _the _residens ller, 1401 Girard st. BURKE. February 12, pital, JOHN W. of Busic 1" Seott’s undertaking estah 400 Sth at. se., until 9:30 p.m. crment Iriday at 1 o'clock at Marsha!l, 140 February 12, GARITS i his eights-sixih vear. at his sidence. Mre. Hopell Warner, Je s, Ba Funerai | February 15 11:30 from at m p.m., Friday. 5 o0 Tuesdas, Feruary 12, | 1921, WILLARD P. COLMAN. beloved hua- band of Narahe Colman. Funeral mervices from s late resldence. 534 Keefer pl. b.w., on’ Friday. Februars 24, ut 11 & (Baltimore papers please copr.) 11 CUSBERD. day moruing. AMELIA BERD, beloved daughter of the late Daoiel and Marla Cusberd and de- voted aister of Mary E. Cabanlss, James W. Cusherd and _Ella Bannieter.” Puneral Saturday, Februars 16, at @ p.m., {rom fhe Tesidunce of her slster, Mary E. Cabani 238 st W 13% CUSBERD. Queen Told ot Reth, No. 3. 0. 0of 0. F.. is Lerchy { notified of the death of Sister AMELIA CUSBERD. _ Called meeting at the hall Thursday, Februars 14, 1924, at 8 o'clock JOSEPHINE B. BOOKER, M. N. G. GERTEUDE E. HILL, W R. ide DORSEY. At the Comvent of Good Shepherd, in_ Baltimore. Februars. 4, 1921, SISTER MARY ST. GEORGE. beloved aunt of John T. Darsey of this cit Dorsey of this city und Winchester, Sister St. George was Mother Superior ihe Good Shepherd Convent for muny years. Before entering the sisterhood she was Miss Sarah Dorsey of Cinclonati. Ste was cights- four years old. DU BOIS. Friday, February 8, 1024, AD- DISON G. DU_BOIS, beloved husband of Carrle Norria Du_ Bols. Interment, Hall- Sheba Hou: the ] stead, Pa. FITZGERALD. CiL uary 12, 1924, Mrs. CE- Fineral from 3303 P st. Frida: . Mass and {nterment ar St Mars's Catholle ‘Chareh, Rockville Md., Friday at 10:30 a.m. . FORREST. Tuesday. February 12, a.m., at his residence, the Les i st . MES EDW \REST. He leaves to mourn itheir loss a “faithful and devoted wife, Hattie Forrest: u loviog son. Lee Forrest.'snd two devoted daughters, Minnfe and Liilian Forrest. Fu- | neral from Plymouth Congregational Church. 17th and P sts. Su 1 pm. Re- | | mains to be seen at James' Bros.' undertak: | ing establishment, 19th and L sts. n.w. 16" ! FORREST. meeting of Past Masters' C: . 4, will be beld at the | hall, Friday evening. 'February 15, at 8 o'clock, to arfange for the funeral of Bro. J.E. FORREST. and s full attendance is ted. T J. B. EPPS. SAM'L W. WATSOX. Conncll Master, Bec'y. 4 HAMPTON. Wednesday, February 13, 102 at Purcellsille, Va., ALICE R. HAMPTO. Funeral Friday, 2 pm.. from her late resi- | dence. xvurnm! Wodnesday, Februa: 13. ¢ : mergency_Hospital, widow of V. Hum- | Tiineral from the chapel of Frank r's Sons (e 1113 7th st. n.w., Friday. I‘rbrulr: 15, at 8:30 a.mn.; requiem mass at Tmmaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. JOHNSON. At St. Petersburg. Fla.. February 11, 1924, ALBERT 1., beloved husband of Louise ©O. Johnson. Services 3 o'clock Thursday _afterncon at Trinity Episcopal Church, Takoma Park. JONES. Wednesday, February 13, 1024, at his home, Forest Glen, Md., COPELAND PARKER, aged 74, father of Alice M. and Marguerita 1. Joves and_ of Charlotte T. Stavro and Blapehe D. Keating. Funeral from Grace Church, Woodside, d., Friday, February 13, at 2 o'clock. U LASSMAN. A speclal communication of Daw- son Lodge, No. 18, will be held at the Ma. sonic Temple, Friday, Febroary 15, 1924, at 1 o'clock p.m.. for the purpose of attend- ing the funeral of our late brother, PETER R. LASRMAN. Funeral from Joseph Gawler's Kons undertaking patlors. (Roches . and Brooklyn, Y., papers By order of N A. COLBOR! Secretary. 14 LASSMAN. The fraters of Washington Com- ‘manders, No. 1, K. T., are hereby ordered to assemble fn full Tempiar uniform at Masonie Temple on Friday, Febrnary 15. at 1:30 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our la frater, Sir P ER . LASSMAN. By order of the commande FRANKE L. WAGNER, Captain-General. LUSBY. Tuesdsy, February 12, 1924, Emergency Hospital, ROBERT 8. beln\'ed] husband of Sarah E. Lusby. Remains rest. fng at the chapel of Willlam H. Sardo Com- pany, 412 H st. ne. Fun from the 1’I|lpel of Wil H. Sardo Company, 412 H st. ne., Friday, February 15, at 2 p.m. Helaiives and friends {nrited to attend. To- | terment Fort Lincoln cemetery. 14 MACOARTEE. At his residence, Franklin ave., | Hyattsville, Md.. Wednesday, February 13, 1924, CHARLES G., beloved husband of Marie J. MacCartec. Funeral from Pres- byterlan Church, Hyattsville, Md., oo Fri- day, February 15, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invifed. Interment Arlington ns tional cemetery. (New York and Phil dzl- phia papers please copy.) MILLER. Wednesday, February 13, 1024, WILLIAM L., husband of the late Nannie . B. Miller. * Funeral services at the [llrlor’ of A. J. Schippert, 2008 Pa. ave. n.w., Fri-| day, February 15, at 2 o'clock p.m. In. terment (private) I"\‘n!l'l!(‘l Hill cemetery. * MOORE. Departed this life Monday, February 11, 1924, at 1 at_her residence, | ANCES ' MOORE, George Moore and_belosed mother of Mra. Burwell Wuters, Mrs. Eliza- Deth Stokes, Hev. Nathaniel T. Moore, Mis. Georgia__Dobbins, Joseph Moore, Thoma: Moore, Mrs. Ida Scott and Miss Susie Moore. Funeral from the above-vamed residence Friday, February 15; thence to the Provi- dence Baptist Church, M st. between 4% uneral services at 1 friends invited. Aquila ulew. Pastor. . PURCELL. Wednesday, Febroary 13, 1024, at ble rend 1018 2th, st B.w., THOMAS Stephen’s b.w, fatermont Soust 1924, rand i i i | t i piress. Deaths. leulm Thureday, Febriars 14, 1924, at THOMAS 'W.. beloved Lusband of Raglaud. Fuveral from bis sy 219 18th st, s.w., &t 2 pan. Toterment Rock Ve 3 residence, ruary 16, cometers. BMITH. Deparicd this life Tuesday, February 12, 1024, at 9:15 s.m. at 1318 8th st oo, ARA ANNA R wife of the late’ James Nuit mother of Annie F. Smith aud Lovisa ke dear grandmotlier of James ani Keyes and loviug sixter of Mra. Georgiunuu rrett. Funeral Friday ‘at 2 pa. at Lincoln Temple Congregational Church, 11th aud R sty. o, BMITH. Officers &nd members of the Ladies' Religble Tinmediate Helic Society aues wister, Mrs. February AR SMITH, * Frigu; in., Lincoin Temp Cougregitional Church, 11tii and R sts. o Mrs. REBECCA RRENT ADDIE CHASE GR President. Recording 'Sec'y. SMITH. Wednesday. Febrors 13. 1 12:30° p.m . beloved sixter of Nire, Mury A, Mocke Fuaeral from her re dence, $04 Tib M. n.e.. Saturday. February 16, 2t'9 a.m. Thence to Holy Nume Churcli. where requiem mass will be safd for the repose of her soul. Toterment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. VAN RENSSELAER. Suddenly, February 1924, at the MARY “B., “wife of John Van Reusselacr. Fuoeral private. Kindly omit flowers. Departed thiy_lite, 5 p.m., after a long an Tou itimeas, ot ey ot n.e., Mra. RACHEL C. WA late Wililam N. V o leaves 1o mourn _ their loss three devoted childres Mra. Ella Smith. James L. Waugh and Mr Nunnje W. Jackson, also a Lost of relaiiv und friends. Funeral from Mount Curmel Baptist Church, Srd and Eye sts. n.w., Fri day, February 15, at 2 pan. Re friends fovited WILLIAMS. Wed At 10:30 a.m., JOSI loved “husband ‘of voted father of 1I. neral from his n.w., Funeral private! ~day, February at 'y omit flowers. In Memoriam. BARNES. In sad but loving remembras my dear father. GLORGE W. BA who departed this life February 14, 1013, A precious one from me has goue, A voice I loved is stilled A place i vucaat in iy Vhich Bever can be filled. doess still come o'er me, tears ko often flow; Memory keeps my dear father near me, puriough he died clreen seurs ago toda. VING DAUGHTER, EDMONIA B. 15 LOVING EDMONIA™ B, BOLDEN. A tribute of lote to the memory of 4 devoted wister, SUSIE E. BOLDEN, who ‘left uy one year sgo today, February 14, 192 There is never & day that pass ut_some thought of sou e ulways thiokiog of some kind Thiug that you used to say and do. . dear sister, awertly sleep; worrows all are o'er, last crossed the waters deep wd the heavenly shore, thy sisters, weeping stay the billowy sea ut cucl w 10t pom, L rt And ga But we This side Aad pensive Tn hape of 1 HER LOVING SINTLI ALICE V. POW BOLDEN, Sacred o BOLDEN, wi ¥ day MARY E. BUDD, Just a line o a men; toke: That my HER DEVOTE] HOLMES, BRODERICK. Tn memo: BRODERICE, who d The golden gates were opened, A gentle voice said *“Come,” And with a farewcll unspoken He calmls cutered bome AND FAMILY of love's devotion eurt still Jongs for you. D FRIEND, Q. V. P. of THOMAS M. d February 14, 1923, In sad but loviog my dear mother, MARY left us eleven years ago, February 13 The golden gates w A gentle voweo said And with farewells unspoks She calmiy entered hone HER DAUGHTER HELEN. CORCORAN. A token of Jove to the of “our devoted son, WILLIAM & CORAN, who depurted this lLife six #gy today, February 14, 1918 When the evening shades are gatbering And T am sitting ail alone, Tu_my heart there comes a longing “If he only would LOVING MOTHER FRAAS. In memors of who departed twis fife | FRAAS. sacred to the memory of my bel husband, GEORGE FRAAN, died three years ago tuday, Februa i Just a line of sweet remembranc: Just a memory fond and true, + Just a token of love's devotio That my heart still lougs for sou HIS LOVING WIFE, LOUIS FRANCIS, sacred to the memors durling and only sister, MARY . FRAN who left me so suddenly five years agy to- day, February 14, 1815. Five years have passed since that sad day he one I loved was called awas. God took her home: it was His will, But 1o my heart T love ber still. From this world of pain and sorrow To a lund of peace and rest, God_has taken my dear sister Where she lins found eternal rest HER SAD AND LONELY SISTEQR ANNA M. YEWELL. FRANCIS. In losing remembranc dear wife and mother. MARY Who departed this life the " 14, 1919, We stood beside her bedside, We saw her soul depar And when we realized the was dead It nearly broke our hearts. Days of sadness still come over u idden tears so often flow Memory keeps our mother near us, Thoush slie’ died five sears ago; HER LOVING HUSBAN TER. FRANCIS. to my dear mother, who entered the reaims of eterns sears 8go today, February 14, 1919, How happy we were in dass gone by, When our circle was fully complete; But now it is broken; one has gove To sleep at the Master's feet. Some day we are going to meet xou On tiat benutiful golden shore; Our eircie will then be completed again, ever to be broken avy more. HER DEVOTED SON, CHARLES E. FRA cis. B | GANDY, 1n sad but loviog memory of our dear daughter and sister. LOUISE E. GAN- DY, who passed into eterpal rest two sears g0 today, Februsry 14, 192 Today recalls the memory . Of a dear ooe lald to rest. And those who think of her today Arc those who loyed ber best. LOVING MOTHER, MES. C. GANDY, A) SISTERS. ALMA G. OLDHAM., PEARL SMITH. ¢ GIBBS. Iu loving memory of our dear mother, SARA 1. GIBBS, who departed this 1ifo fourteen years ago toduy, February 14, 1910. Her lifo to us wax sweet, Her memory we shall ever keep. MAUD, ALPHONZO AND FERKOL. GIBBS. 1o memors of our daughter and granddaughter, SABAH 1. GIBB, who de- parted this life fourtecn years ago today, February 14, 1910. There saints of all ages in barmony meet, Their Savior and brethren transported 'to greet. While anthems of rapture unceasingly roll, Aud_the smile of the Lord is the feast of the soul. Rest, daughter. rest MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER, and V. F. BATEMA HARRIS, A tribute of love and remembrance to_our devoted daughter, sister and aunt, BESSIE HARRIS, who ‘departed this life one year sgo today, Pebruary 14, 19: How we miss tho welcome footsteps Of the one we love so dear, Oft we listen for your comlog. Feeling sure that you are We cannot see your loviug face, ‘The smile we used to sce; Bt let this token show That we slways think of thee. THE FAMILY. HESTER. In loving memory to the best of ‘mothers. MARGARET REESG HESTER who left this world onc year ago tod February 14, 1923, HER SON, LEWIS A.. Jr. JAESCHEE. In ead but loving remembrance of my dear_busband and our dear father, CHARLES H. JAESCHKE, who departed this 1ife elght years ago today, Fobruary 14, 1916, Eight years have passed, our hearts are sore; s time goes on We miss you mo: Your memory 1s 88 fresh today As in that sad hour yYou passed awa; Although we caunot clasp your hauds. Your face we cannot see, Just let this little tokeu show HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. KINSEY. 1In sad but loving remembrance b and father, JOSEPH A. ried this life nine years ago today, February 14. 1915. Just & few years lave passed, But they bring buck sweet memories Every memory bring a tear. Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of our father we loved &0 dear. . The hands that did so much for us A y they lie .y worked continuously, But they are gone todar, HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. LESSER. In sad but loviog remembrance of JOSEPH LESSER, who died one year ago today, Fevruary 1 193 memory cot years 1 5 DAUGHTER: MES. of our RANCIS, o today AUGH- A tribute of love' and devotion MARY E. FRAN G . WIFE AND DAUGHTER, to attend the funeral of oar bejoved | | | clatives and | ROBERTS, | i e In Memoriam. LUCKETT. nhran LUCKETT, who o today, Tn loving rem dear. mother. ANNIE A, departed this 1ife three scars Febroary 14, 19: HER CHILDREN. McGRIFF. A tribute of love to the memory of our’ won aud brother. WILLIAM Mc GRIFF., who departed thix life two years g0 today, February 14, 1 We did not know the patn you bore: We did not see you die We only know you went away Aud did not say good-bye . Wilie, and take your rest, ¢ of love and reme: wmother, CATHERINE who dled two years 1, ot A%n Mancamer. o In loving memory of my devoted Rev. THORNTON PARKER, who ay year ago today, Februa ago today, February PARKER.® husband, passed ST There war @ place in heaven Which was ‘not complete: God called s husband o Bl the varant seat WIFE, MRS, LOUISA PARKER In loving memory of our preclous ROBERT PITTS, wio psssed away 380 todux, Lebruary 14, 1911, wad but loving remembrancs Tather, HENRY W. POLLARD, rted this life tweniy.one years February 14, 1003, me, our eyes shall see Toved o well; 11 clasp in ours And never sy farewell. TOVING CHILDREN AND €. E. T. In sad but losing remembrance of MES A, ROBERTS, who de Féar ago today, Febri- BROTHER AND BISTERS. ROBERTS. In sad but loving remembrance of our_dear husband and father, JAMES A. RORERTS, who died ove.sear ag0 todas i1, 1023, rm how hard we tried to save him: Vrayers and tears were all in vain Happs sngels came and bore him From_this dreury world of pain. 1S LOVING WIFE, LENA ROBERTE, Oh, dear daddy. how 1 miss you, Every uight and every day.’ My heart is sad and ionely Fyer since you went awa: YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, ROBERTS. SIMMONS. Sacred to the memory of my dear wife, MARY MONS, who passed awar one year sgo, February 14, 1023, cet memories will linger forever: me cannot change them, 'tis true. Years that may comie cannot sever My loving remembrance of you EDWARD SISMMONS. SIMMONS. Tn sad bt loving remembrance of our dear friend, MARY SIMMONS, who dr- thix iife one year ago today, Feb- our broti ELOISE . miles nt 1 recail. Sinile for every on ted helored by ull. XD, MRS, AND MR. WiL- LIAM H. LIAMS. SULLIVAN. Sucred to the memory of my dearfatiier, JOHN SULLIVAN, who died ane sear agh o Februars 14, 1923. HIS DAUGHTER, KATHERINE GUASP. VASS. Savred memory of my voted mother, wiho entered futo ago today, Febr. Yeu are not forgotten, Or Will sou_ever be: Ax long as life and memory last T will alwass think of thee. SON SHEPPARD. VASS. 1n loving remembrance of our mother aud grandmotiier, ELIZABETH VASS. who left us_ seven s ago today, Februar: 14, 101 The golden gatos worn open A geatle voice sa And with farewells mother, AND GRANDCHILDRE WEIDMAN. In loving dearest feiend, “JERRY we BTy Kxn s, WILLIAMS. 1n loving remembrance of onr dear_mother, CORA B. WILLIAMS, départed this life eleven years ago to February 14, 1913, MER SONE, OLIVER, ARCHIZ AXND WALTER. > WILSON. In sweet and loving remembrance of our dearly beloved and only little soa HAROLD R VILS! into rest elev day, February 14, 1913. Evers day briogs back sweet memories, Eters memory brings a tear; ithin our hearts we cherish hts of Harold, whom we loted dear. 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