Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1924, Page 7

Beginning rrow eginn Tomorro This being’National Canned Goods Week, we have ar- ranged to offer you a few extraordinary canned goods .bargains until Saturday closing. These special offerings, in conjunction with our regular offerings; make this week an opportune time to stock your pantry shelves with quality canned goods at money-saving prices. A few other items are quoted here. After reading over this advertisement, we suggest that you come in tomor- -row. We believe you’ll find it advantageous to make two trips to our stores this week end. Our regular Thurs- day advertisement will appear in this newspaper tomor- row. Don’t miss it. You cannot afford to. 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Phone Main 4303, PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 8 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $9,000,000 Surplus More Than $900,000 W. W. CHAMBERS CO0. Will Furnish A Complete Modern Funeral Casket .:,:::...37 5 U Attend AU Private Ambulanees Fully equipped rolling cot, stretchers asd blankets. Lacal calls only $4.00, Parlors 1, Cor. 14th and Chapla N.W. Gan Embalmisg Detalls D.- O, WEDNESD‘&Y‘ SPANISH WAR SOCIETY IN D. C. REORGANIZES y Meetings Resumed of Branch of Society of Army of Santiago ".de Cuba. ' ALL 1898 MEN ARE ELIGIBLE Membership to Be Recruited Be- fore Next Session in April. Following a suspension of meetings for about twelve years, members of the District of Columbla branch of the Soclety of the Army of Bantiago de Cuba assembled last evening and made substantlal progress toward re- storing the branch to its former flourishing. condition. Through the courtesy of Gen. Stephan the meeting was held in his quartets at the Na- tional Guard Armory, 472 L street northwest. Col. C. Fred Cook pre- sided a8 temporary chairman, with Sumuel H. Jacobven as temporary secretary. ! Plans for the further upbullding of the organization were discussed. A eommittee consisting of Capt. Dantel V. Chisholm, Capt. Charles 8. Domér, Maj. F. S Hodgson, Joseph H. Cornish and Thomas Walsh was ap- pointed to endeavor to locate the con- stitution and by-laws, or, if unsu cessful, to draft a new constitution and by-lawe and other necessary rules of procedure. . , The committee wiil report at the hext meeting, to be held Tuesday evening, April 8. Plans will then be completed to attend in a body the annual dinner of the national socléty of the order, of which Brig. Gen. E. J. McClernand, U. 8. A, retired, is president, to be given at the Army and Navy Club Saturday evening, April 26. It was explained at the meeting last evening that the District of Co- lumbia branch of the soclety is not limited to those who served in 1898 as members of the 1st District of Co- lumbia Infantry, United States volun- toers, nor to officers of the Spanish- American war. All who served— both officers and enlisted men—in Cuba during_the period of hostilities are eligible Tor membership. Of the foregoing any persons now residing in the District of Columbia, no mat- ter what organization they served with during the war with Spain, efther regular or volunteer, may en- roll as members of the District of Columbia branch. Each member pres- ent last evening was designated a “recruiting committee of one” tc spread the word and secure the at- tendance April 8 of all who are en- titled to membership. 5 o e WORLD WAR HERO DEAD. Corp. Francis H. elght, who served overseas with a detachment of Keystone Division, Pennsylvania infantry, in four en- gagements on the western front in France during the world war, died at Emergency Hospital early today. He was found unconsclous in his apartment, in the Naples, 713 19th street northwest, by, his mother, Mrs. l,lnuiu Fallon, two hours before he died. The deceased, a native of Connec- ticut, enlisted in Pennsylvania for war service, and although he was at the front in four active engagements he escaped being wounded. He was gassed, however, and never fully re- covered from the dangerous expe- rience. Following his return to this country he obtained a clerical position in the War Department. He had been a patient in Walter Reed Hospital and later was under the care of a private physician. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lulu Fallon, and a child four months old. His body will be interred at Arlington. _—— Births Reported. Thé following births have been reported to the bealth department in the last twenty-four hours: John J. and Elsa 8. Barnes. boy. Edwin P. and Beulah E. Williams, and Laura Pettit. boy. Queen, boy. leman, boy. . Page. girl. Marry nd Monette V. Reaves, girl. Eugene and Mi t E. Berkeley, boy. Reginald and Julla Ganit, boy. Alopzo T. and Anna Jobuson. glrl. Arthur” and_Edna_Moore. giri. LOST. \ Biack_and brown, with Adams 472 Fallon, twenty- ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, TONIGHT. The 'District of Colymbia Public Sohool Association will _meet, 8 o'clok, in_board room of District building. Henry J. Ryan will speak of “The Educated Man in American History.” The Brotherhood of the Washing- ton Hebrew Congregation will be inaugurated in vestry roomd of the temple, 8 o'clock. Association = Oldest Inhabitints will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at Unlon Engine House, 19th and H streets. ‘The Towa State Soclety will give a reception and dance at Rauschers Iuanenuuvu ‘W. F. Kopp and O. William Ramseyer will be honor uests and speakers. Music by Fe- icla Lambert, violinist, and Royal M. Tinker, baritone. . Y. W. C. A:: Representatives of or- ganizations doing work with younger girls will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at 614 E strect. Miss Mary Lindsley will speak of “Charm in Business” the subject béing one of a series of “charm talks" offéréd to the young women of Wash- ington. The March meéting of the District of Columbla Department, American Leglon Auxilia; will_be held at headquarters, 1423 Néw York avenus beginning at’'8 o'clock. The progr of the Auxillary Club will he di cussed. Mrs. C. E. Fawcett, president of the auxiliary, will preside. A meallnx of the Bahai Assembly will be held at Playhouse, 8 o'clock. Speakers: Mr. Patzer, Mr. Marangell, Mrs. Barnitz and Miss Green. Ml Isabella Rives, chairman. - Royal Arcanum meeting: Baltimore visit’ to_Kismet Council, 8 o'clock, Eagles Hall,- th and Pennsylvania avenue. -~ Dance, Young Men's Hebrew Asso- ciation, 11th and Pennsylvania ave- nue. El Cervantes Club will ‘give a ban- quet at_the Latchstring Cafe, -§ o'clock. The honor guest and princi- pal speaker will be Dr.J. P. Harring- ton, ethonologist, who has returned from the Smithsonlan party exca- vating the Burton mound, at Sunta Barbara. He will lecture in_Spanish on “Los Indios del Canal de San Barbara, Calif., sus Costumbres, Dia- lectos Leyendas.” 5 The Medical Soclety of the District will meet at headquarters, 1718 M street. Arrangements will be com. pleted for the joint session in Bal timore Friday night with the Bal- timore Medical Society. ————s CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. James A. Ford, eight, 1912 Park road northwest, while in front of 3214 19th .street northwest on his way home from school yesterday aft- ernoon, was attacked by a dog and bitten on the stomach and left thumb, His wounds were dressed by Dr. Charles D. Campbell. Peter Biaxet, Department of Agri- culture, will address the Twentieth Century Club tomorrow, 11 am., at Cosmés Club. His subject wi be “The = Flowering Shrubs,” illus- trated. The Anthony League will he en- tertained by the Children's Dramatic Club of Noel House, tomorrow, 8§ p.m., at Federation Headquarters. 1734 N street. Miss Mary J. Wright and Miss Loretta Murphy will speak of various movements of Noel House. Mrs. George S. Phillips will sing. The Government Workers' Comnell ot the National Woman's Party, will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in building C-D ol the government hotels Speakers: Mrs. Florence Etheridge Cobb, Mis Laura Berrian and Miss Jessie Dell. League of Republican State Clubs will meet tomorrow, pm, in Willard Hotel. The New York State Soclety will give @ reception in honor of the { New York delegation in Congress arch 12, 8:30_p.m. at the home of rs. Henry F. Dimock, Scott circle. 1 McKinley Cirele, Neo. 2, l.-‘c:l‘::l:h; G. A. R, will meet Fri- day, 8 p.m, in Grand Army Hall. tonight at 8 o’clock and conn-ll‘l::fl:‘elcl:. Wednesday during Lent, Rev. G. E. Lenski, pastor of the Grace Lutheran Church, will deliver an address, interpreting and describ- ing different masterpleces, at the church. The subject of the address tonight will be “Christ Is Tempted to Spare Himself” and will deal with Scheffer's painting, “The Temptation of Christ” The painting now hangs in the Louvre in Paris. ANGORA GOAT with large horns; strayed from 740 10h st me.i reward. BAG, Dlack silk, on 14th &t. car.; contalned sum ‘of money, letter, etc. Reward. 3 10282, . RAR PIN, platinum, containing three dia- monds: Friday at Fort Myer, Va., or in the vicinity of Connecticut ave. and L st. or Con- necticut_ave. and R st. Reward. Notify Toom 920, Cnlon Trust'bldg., 13th and K E: 3 DAR PIN, platinum with diamond. Baturda; night in or near ballroom, 2400 §6th Re- ward if returned to Apt.. 238, Tel. Potomac 1718. ' APARTMENTS FOR RENT THE VERNON 1774 U St. N.W.. 5 Rooms and Bath 6 Rooms and-Bath Recently Renovated Throughout Entirely Modern Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Realtors 1334 H St. N.W. SUFFERED EOR FIVE YEARS Eczema On Face and Head. Cuticura Heals. BEADED BAG. contents §2, between 2nd_and th sts. on Khode Island ave. Call North BOOK—One Virginjia mail scheme Dook, be- tween Post Office and Lincoln Park; reward. Addrexs_Box 170-P. Star office. 6 BROOCH—Diamond _ sutbn and Gallatin sts. n.w. and Brightwood Masonic Temple, Tuesday. March 3. ~Return to Mra. J. B. Day, 5000 13th st. n.w. Libéral reward o RD CASE, leather, containing money and Sapers, betwéen ¥ and G. Oth and 13th Riara. " Room 845. Patent Ofice. GOLLIR white and brown: oolje: reward. . 5% or_phone_ North 4648, 10G, dark_brown ; reward. Young. 3430 Brown G—Crossed_with_collle Do lsappeared Febru Reward, Grigs! YEGLASSES, between Unlon Btation and T heh . car barn. Phone Col. 2589, BSES—_Namé on case “R. E. Cragion, $ reward. Call West Detween 13th 7; answers to Irving 1 GLASSES, sbell-rimmed, in case: at or near corner of 19th and D, Tuesday morning. Phone Col. 9065, after 6. . GL tortolse_shell rim, gold ear bars, S ear Susior High, 7th and Penna. ave: Tei Ga Wednewday “olgnt,” Februsry [ANDBAG—Small, suede, wi money & bldy Main 4635, T T o U a0 sewars: 1832 Florida aver nwre” BT e, P TP e 6-inch string, between 14th and L P hie ana G of on G &t chrs fo Pension Bureau. Reward. The Evangeline Hotel. IN, d, , initials M. G. G. Tele- Pghm!n‘« mlu 1722, Réward. — !‘; N echoo, Detween Sibley E’:,;u:l and. ]’:n‘::.,l". Phove Mrs. Allen, Main RBr. 26, T o ;50 POC “Hrown, con G s pamait: downtown: Teward. Jsmes L. Kelley. No. 1 Police Statidn. E P 3 black and cut ste erae stde: in viclalts st ach v Seturdhy night, Marcn or seniiniental reasons.” Fiader have contents. Phone Line. A SPEOTACLES, black rimmed, Drobably on Geoegatown cars. | Bewird if returned. ’Pln.n :' ‘West _1108-W. NG OF PEARLS_Buaday, March 2, at B om on car, New Jarsey ave. and Naty Yard, ‘golng_east to 16th st or on ear ( ) golag south on 14th o L. Finder call A, A Treanor, care American Security and Trust Co. i Teatber, s "B, B. BUIT CABE—Brown + vicinity of Columble rd. Sivi: Snoats. VS8ls Quarry r Apt. ICH, small gold, Mondly, Febrasry 23; Borere b Mra. Williain Woiff 8mith, Ward: man Park Hotel. Reward. 7 EMALE TERRIEE Red collar. Feurs 1016 A6th ot. " Tel. Potomac 1080r ., « 3 T T e el UL v e 1. Bag valued re. | BAXTER, Tuesday, March 4, 1924 Deaths Reported. ollowing deaths have been reported to e Reath epariment 10 the last twenty-four Thoura: oward, 49, 68 M st. se. Towara Daris, 4, Gallinger Hospital. Robert Bolding, 52. 929 P John Blakey. 9, Fresdm: Nettle Copeland, 3 mo. Harver H. !‘l;:ehnr 65 3 . Levis, 20; 2523 Hall place, Flore . & Cia 4887 Copduit road. Thomas D. Fitzgerald, 78: 102 Raymond Worsham, 26 808 M. George W. Shiner. 3 Mary Clenza, 20 Mary 3 B ‘rabercolosls Hospital. 0, ‘25! reul 4 Tetor o B 77; 924 Sth st Yeon m’.nl:fln ‘months: Children’s Hospital. Cards of Thanks. JARGES. wish to express our sincers GI!'lE (uw:nr relatives 'l!fl friends for their kindness and sympathy and floral trib- uten at the g!-lhflfxno&lindelr husband and fatier, JOEN He ¥ AND CHILDREN. ° HABRIS, We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives friends for their Kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the l‘:;“l::“l'l’i' nl;';l::l‘la;'d mother , CAl N 3 e THE FAMILY. Peaths. Departed this life Saturday, March “l"‘% at pl:ll residence, 181 Plerce court niw., WILLIAM BARNES. He leaves to Hhin H 8 R S i ey it "“am'“ n"o&‘a. ster Benjamin Hill, nephew: M. Mary I other reiatives. Fune: Triiraday, MArch 6, at 5 pm., at bis late residence. b s, MARIE, wife of Geprgé B Baier, gr. 4nddsugnter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Andéraon. Fur at 9 o'clock 14th 48d V sts. se. BROWN. Departed thi , at 1 8. o8 e, -fi ANNIE WILLIS, beloved ‘wifé of Robert Brown and devoted sister ot Mts. Malinda Dancy, Alonso M., James, George, Willigm J. and Charles P. Wlllll. Notice ‘of funeral later. S ., March 4, 1924, - etn .1:.. infant son of 7 weeks. at'2 p.m. March 6. ORUMMEL. Soddenly, 12 - at 8l .M., t. m.w., HARRIET TOOGOOD CRUM. st ?n.r: '-'mu than thirty years beloved day, March 6, at 2 o'cloc! friénds invited to attend, 5 ey March 4, .at he ... ELIZABETH PEkENs tatoved wite of ihaiste Amedee Deshates. Funeral from the residence of her danghter. Mrs. Frank Bariaott, 2805 24th st D.e.. Thursddy, Maren 6, st 8:15 a. ‘mags at the Ohurch of the Immacu. jate Conoeption at § o’clock. hmfll-ll Moent Olivet cemetery. DESMOND. Tuesdty, March 4, 1024, st his éaidence, 3405 14th st n.w., DANIEL X., Deloved son of the late Michael P. and Mar- |y unu";:rnm“fl'i e Batdtives. and friends invited, Tnter- ment Modnt Olivet cemetéry. 5 Dey this life T R e nelaved wits fre? Teaves to mourn Chelt Sence Thurstay, March & at 2 - March: mi'-’«'n'uc‘uugl'u.a .~ Remaing reeting fi" i averr st We e s at'her late residease. Beaths. FOWLER. Saturday. Masch 1, 1024, at ‘a.m. the residence of her daughter, up 4tn w.. MARGARET ANN FOWLE! mother o ?n, Charles. Coandler. Inte ment wiy at Long Braach, ., Suada. March GALLAGHER. = Departed thls _life Sunday, March 2, 1924, ut his residence, 302 Pea n.w., FRANK, lovisg busband of Alice Galligher and’ devoted father of Hen Gailagher, Augusta Thomds, Lottie Buith, 484 stepfather of'Julia Réadoiph. He also leaves three brothérs, ten Church, Rev. G. 0. GAILAGHER. All members of Drivers’ Betevo- lent A tion, are notified of the {h of Brother F. a mral Thursday, Match 6, at 1 o'cléck, from Third Baptist Church: Sth aad @ sta. aw DANIEL C. WARNER, Presidest. * GRAHAM. Suddenly, March 3, at his residence, 308 7t CHARLIS 8., de- yoted o of Wil Mollie_Grahani. Futeral from his late residsace Thursday, hesce to 8t. Cyprian's Chutch where solemn requiemt he repose of his soul. vited to attend. . Mareh 3, at his residénce, 2021 O M. Haneke. Funeral from his late residence Thursday, March 6, at 8:30 a.m_; thence to Holy Trinit 86th and N sts. n.w., ‘where requl mass will be for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. [ HUNTER. Departed this,life March 4, 1924, 4t 1:20 a.m., at the residence of her som, Oscar B. Hunter, 31 B. Oxford st., Chevy Chase, Md., LILLIAN. THERESA HUNTER, beloved mother of Charles M. and Oscar B. Hunte Funeral services at 8t. nur flgth 1924, at live. ave. Catholic Chureh, Tharsday moraing, 8 at § am. JACRSON. March 1, 1024, at Garfield Hos- ylul. SARAH, the beloved wife of Kager ackson of 1432 Florida ave. nw. daughter of Mrs, Elisa Jones. She leaves three child! to their loss. Bervi #0d interment at Chaflottesville, Va., Mareh 6. Remains resting 4t the chapel of P. Lomax, 1400 8 st. n.w., a0d may be see: until 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 5. - KING. Touesday, March 4, 1924, at his resi- dence, 117 1ith st. n.e.; EDWARD E., be- loved husband of Eva V. King. Notice of funeral hereafter. . Wednesday, March 5. 1924, at ‘Providence Howpital, JOIN 8; RITTERMA Remains résting at'W. W. Chambers & C 14th and Chapin sts. n.w. Interment Cedar Rapids, Towa. KOONTZ. Wednesday, March 5, 1924, at the Tesidence of hes 8 Mra. F. Peake, _ ir., .2026 . how. THERESA" M., beloved wife of John W. Koontz. Funefal from the above residence on Saturday, March 8, at . thence to the Shride of the Sacred Heart, where mass will be sald at O a.m. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. 7 LAWBON. Monday, March 3, 1924, HARRY E. LAWSON, beloved son of Ada Lawson Billers. ~ Funeral from his late residence, 515 K st. ne., on Thursday, March 6, at 9:30 a.m. Regulem mass at St Aloystus Church ' ut 10 o'cloek. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood cemeters. G° MCALLISTER. Wednesday, March 5, 1024, at ‘5:45 Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE, ‘wife of Charies Bdward Mc- Allister, at’her home, 4 n.w. Funeral services ‘at Pinkney Memoriai Church, Hyattsville, Md., on Friday, March T, At 280 p.m. Interinent Fort Lintoln cemetery. MEITZLER. Tuesday, March 4, 1024, at 8ib- ley Hospital. HATTIE L.. beloved wife of George T. Meitaler and méther of Mrs. X. W. Hrown. Funeral from ber late residence, 431 1ith at. n.e., Thursday, March 6, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. TInterment (private) at Fort Lin- coln cemetery. OLMBTEAD, Winfield, Kah., formerly of Wi uddenly. March 4, 1924, at ARCHIBALD OLMSTEAD, ington, D. C., brotber of Mrs. M. L. MacNell, Hyattsville, Md. * QUANDER. _ Suddenly, Tuesday morning, March 4, 1024, at his’ residence, 1222 Wlie st. n.e.. JOHN 8. QUANDER. beloved hus- band of Mrs. Ani iander, devoted father of Lawrence, grandfather of Maurice and only brother of William D. Quander of Marlboro, Md. Funeral Friday, March 7, 10 a.m.,’ with requiem high mass at St Augustine's Church, 15th st. bet. L and M sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. 6° QUANDER. Elder Men's Reliet Association ® 'DER, chairman of the relief committee, and that the funeral will be held Friday moraing, March 7, 1924, at 10 a. from 8t. Augut Church. . H. NATLOR, Presider J. O. RURLLS, Secretary. QUANDER. Members of the Willing Helpers” Association are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late member, JOHN . UANDER. Funeral from St. Augustine’s hurch Friday morning. March 7, at 10 a.m. By order of the president, s JOBEPHINE BUTLER, CHARLES §. GORDON, Rec. Sec. s QUANDER. Members of the Columbia- Aid Assoclation ave requested to dttend the fu- neral of our late brother, JOHN 8. QUAN- DER, from St. Aloysius Church Fi y at 10 o'clock a.m. ‘W. H. JOHNSON, Pres. ‘W. B. HARRIS, Sect. . REEDER. Departed this life Tuesday, March 4, 1024, at 12:43 a.m., at Providence Hos- THOMAS REEDER, husbend of Susie eeder and devoted father of Clira Wil- 1tams Amanda Ivey and grandfatber of¢ Ordray and Clarece Williams, He leaves three brothérs and two wsisters. Funeral Friday at 11 o'clock from his daughter’s res- idence, 633 Acker st. n.e. SANGER. Tuesdy. March 4. 1024, at .m.. at her residence, 2714 Ontario place, ELEN. beloved daughter of Caroline San: ger. Funeral from the above residence Thursday, March 6, at 2 p.m. (New York papers please copy.) 4. 1924, - THERESIA wife of Fraugott L. Funeral from her n.w., Saturday, ent Prospect Hill cemeters. SHARPE. Soddenly, March 1, 1924, RICHARD SHARPE, the beloved husband of Daisy Sharpe and brother of Albert, William, Car- rie and Mars Sharpe. Fuserdl from his late reaiden L st. n.w., Thursday, 2 p.m. Relatives and friéuds invited. . SMITH. Tuesday, March 4, 1924, at 9 p.m., at the residence of ber daughter. Mrs. Elia Dade. 721 Tth st. s.w.. CATHERINE BMITH, "widow of the iate Edward Smith. Funeral from her late residence on Thurs- day. March 6. at 1:45 p.m. ~ Relatives and friends iovited. Intérment in Arlington national cemetery, Confederate section. *© SULLIVAN, March 3, 1924, at Providence ‘Hospital,” MARY beloved wife of Dr. Walter 'F. Gullivan. ~ Fuseral Thursddy, March 6, from ber Iate residence, 5608 37th st. n.w., Chevy Chase, D. C., at 8:30 a.m. thence to the Church.of the Blessed Sac: ment at § am. Ioterment Arlington tional cemetery. . TURNER. After a brief illness, at Gallinger Hospital, ‘Monday, March 3, '1034, ANNIE TURNER. beloved A. Waiker of 3626 O st. ices will be heid from on Thucsds to “Holy mass will be sung at 10: Rood cemetery. TYRRELL. Suddenly. Tuesday, March 4, 1924 ‘at bin residence, 182 Irving st. n.w., JOHN B. TYRRELL, husbend of Tdllian 3. Tyrreil. Fineral from his late residence Thuredsy, March 6, at 1 p.m. Interment private. N. March 5. 1924, BENJAMIN L., the beloved husband .of Annie R. Vermillion, aged 73 years. Futeral from his late resi: dence, 1410 Montello ave. n.e., Saturday mornthg, 10 o'clock. Interment’ Fort Lin- coln cemetery. WELLS. At Miami, Fla., Tuesddy, March 4, 1824, Dr. CHARLES A" WELLS of Hyatts ville, Md. Notice of funéra' later. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln cemetery. ' . WHITE. - March 3. 1924, at Atlintic_Olty, N. J., MARY B. WHITE, tne beloved daughter of Nancy Hampton and mother of Mrs. Estever Diggs. She leaves to mourn thelr loss a host of relatives and friends. Remains resting at Lomax’s chapel, 1400 8 st. n.w., and may be geén Wednesdsy. March 5. Fuperal ay, March 7, at 1:30 P from. the Metropolitan Baptist Church, R st. between 12th end 13th sts. n.W., Rev. Norman, pastor. Friends invited. Interment at Payne's cemetery. L " Jn Memoriam, [GELL. 1o sad but lovisg restem| ce of ‘;! flafll-lfll"lfe. lel;!m e 'It:g?g": Sne”year ako ‘today, March 5, 1028. £, pain, r of f, A adh mm'n.’af'amr'“:ma be: A yeéar .whose clouded ) , tho' brief, [as stemied to span eternity. Time somebow heals all things mnd still El'!l z:.lmfl'l! to ‘‘carry on," B e aatss fos me.sohers all Is daws Falts for me; y dawn, » HER DEVOTED [USBAND. * . 1o sad Dut loving remembrance i M B ] it e i f") yéars ago toddy, March 5, 1922. No_one kdows the siledt heartache, Only thase who lost can tell Of_the ‘griet that is borae in silence gn DRYOTED. & Hfi" MARIAN 'AND B ANDbAUORTBE, BATIE THOMABS BROWN. I bea uy de e thir. M. m:&@ | ho etaricd thia 1ife Maren 5, Toterment Holy ‘who grapamothar 1 ngt dend, she, ooly o HER LO NDDAUGHTER SA! u'i“&‘!‘x‘*rm of Arlington, Va. * BUTLER. I but 1éving_remembrance of my Gevoted wite. BLANCAS BUTLER, th departed this life obe year ago, March o on and_ take your rest.* qumm e J A LA IG HUSBAND, A“_! - SBEE She | v In Memoriam. ORERRY. In memory of my desr busband and our loving father, ERNEST A. CHERRY, WHo died fourteen years sgo today. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. OOLBERT. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear husband and fatber, CHARLES OOLBERT, who departed this life one year 280 today, Marcn 'S, 1933, Qur hearta in deep saduess Recall the day. when The angel of death Took our dear husband and father Uptight and faithful in sl his ways, A wonderful charscter o the end of his dayv. A loving husband and father, good and kind, What a wonderful mémory he left bebind, DEVOTED WIFE MARY AND CHILDREN. COLLINS. A tribute of love to the memory ariea bt s four” sears 850 tody, Maren 5, 1030, 1 1o T4 The golden gat o1 L, A Eentie Foice said. “Comer And ‘with ‘the farewell unspoken He ly entered home. oI5 LOVIG RANDDAT G TER apAcE. * In loving remepibrs & Tather.’ RICHARD 5" COLLING. diad foor years ago, March 5, 1920, The month of Ma a:;fi:flflm' t of the year; ol four. Our dear father passed awar. Davis. WIF) ND CHILDREN. ¢ . Sacred to the memory of devoted frient, RALPH R. DAVIS, who deparied tuls Tife two years ago today, March 5, 1022 How 1 miss the welcomed presence Of_the oe I loved so dear. Oft I listen for his footsteps, Feeling sure that he s pear. Bome may think that you're forgotten, When at times they see me smile. HI¥ thl{ little know “the silent heartaches hat I suffer all the while. u’gl:AlfurBL FRIEND, BETTIE GDfl. - DENT. In loviog remembrance of our dear mother and geandmother, FANNIE DENT, Tho died five years ago todsy, March 5, The goldén gates were open, A gedtle voice said, “Come. And ‘with a Tarewell unspokes, Bhe calmly entered home. 8leep on. dear mother, and take your Test; God calléd sou home:~He thought it best. He stw your suffering here was great, Bo opened wide the golden gate. HBR DEVOTED 80N, WILLIAM BROWX, 43D GRANDSON,” WILLIAM BROW, % . DENT. In sad but loving bras By dear mother. FANNIS DENT, who ‘dics :'! years ago today, March 5, 1919. fous_one £ 2 T one. 1 loved ao weit:""® 52 God knew your suffering and bore you home In beavenly peace to dwell. ‘Though thy form 1 in the di 1a°Cod we must teants 0 dusts For as loag as there is memory I will always think of thee. HER DAUGHTER, ROBA ANDERSON. * GRAY. In sad but loving remembmance of our dear mother, BA! A E. GRAY, who died three yea g0 todsy, March 5, 1921. Mother, dear, your name we love ‘Was given you by God above. a!:ho; th three years !0"‘1 have been awa: s you more and more each da: YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER AN 3 SADIB AND OWDAN.(‘E 45D 80 @ Bacred to th r goter, ALCs Brdt T whon G0 Mareh 5. 1920 slept four years ago todar, Oft in my heart comes a bitter cry, , ob, why, did mother die?" Then comes an’ answer softly and swes ‘Mother's not dead; she's only asleep.’ Since you are asieep, 1 bid 1 And take your quiet !Ht:’ou Eesk Your sleep on earth was but a dyy. But Jesus’ sleep is biessed. Everything would 1 give It you could with me abide. T would that you with me had lired Or I with you had dies i BON, EARNEST 8. GROSS. * N. In loving 1bran dear auienter, MOISE TAGKSON. who dn- Lot d 'E. 1923. A R Ah‘; PA‘I’RE"I'!‘.R' ITTHEWS. In sad but lovis o my dear huiband, HENKY MATTHEWE, who departed this life two years ago, March 5, 1922, Loved in life, in death remembered: Gone, but not forgotten. Azain the month of March is here, To me the saddest of the year, My dear huihlnw—ed away. HIS DEVOTED WIFE LOTTIE. * R Lt e irly lovy Y NI LEWIS I’EI'{D. ‘who enel!d. !!erm ) Tisme moves on with repia &é}‘ As yeurs succeed eacl But time or change can never eftace Sweet memories of my dead sister. BROTHER ROBERT AND SISTER-IN-LAW. MUDD. 1In loving remembrance of my den wite, ARINE MUDD, who departed this Life three years ago today, March 5, 1021, Three years ago. and yet I miss her: Bome may think the wound bas bealed. But they little know the sorrow ‘That lies within my heart concealed. HER HUSBAND. * OLLINS. 1n memory of my beloved hus phllfl. RAY ROLLINS, 'h?l’ departed this Life one year ago today, March 5, 1923. Gone. but not forgotten. HIS WIFE, ETHEL V. ROLLINS. < WEBBER. In memory of dea ther, FRED N. WEBBER, who departed this litc eleven years I&u tod March 5, 1913, 18 _LOY SON FRED. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Phone L. 5343. VL. 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