Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 7

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Daniel Sullivan, superintendent of police, died sud- denly at his residence, 1454 Euclid street, early today. Death is said to have been dug to heart disease. Mr. Laws had retarned from the circus, which he had attended with his wife and young daughter, just a few hours before his death. Ne had worked in his office in_the District building vesterday. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Mr. Laws was born in this city. He was the son of the late John Shad- wick Laws and Mrs. Anna L. Laws. His mother is still living. After spending his early life in this city, he moved to Virginia, where he received his early education and remained there for several years. He had been sccretary to the last three police chiefs of this city. Be- RII]P! having served as secretary to Maj. Sullivan. he was secretary to the late Maj. Pullman and Maj. ford. Touring the ‘time that he REld the Bo- sition of secretary he gained the friendship of both police and news paper men and of many others with whom he came in contact. He was a member of the Acacia Lodgé, No. 18, F. A. A. M. JOHN GLEASON BURIED. Civil War Veteran Interred Mount Olivet Cemetery. John Gleason, ninety-five years old, a veteran of the Union army in the civil war and a resident of this city for more than sixty vears, died at his residence, 1106 North Capitol street, Friday. Funeral services were conducted at his residence Mond: morning and thence to St. Aloysius Catholic Church where mass was said. Interment was in Mount Olivet ceme- ery. *“Mr. Gleason was born in Ireland and eame to this country when he was twenty years old. He made the trip across the Atlantic in a sailing vessel, which is said to have taken nearly three months to make the trip. Until retiring from active work, on account of il} health, about fifieen years ago, he was a well known curb setter. His work consisted of setting in place the old fashioned curb stones, He did much of that work in the vicinity of the Soldiers’ Home. His last survivor in this country, a nephew, died some time ago. in LOST. Amxmr.r,.La Finder telepbone North d._No questions a AT PN Fistioum ith sppR T center, on Monday, near 17th and Eve sts. Reward if returned to R. W. Weeks. 3461 Lowell st. 15° BLACK BAG—Con Liberal reward. 2 Branch 318, . CAMEO _PIN—Sund Ternoon going from 23rd and Pennsylvania avenue to Franeiscan Monastery, = Reward it returned to Apt. A » Jouble, Tuesday after- Heward. Call Col. North 10000, uirrel. noon on circus grounds. 4055, COLLIB—Tan_and white male, named Dan: straved from 1518 12th st. n.w. _Rewanl. D © Ruth, March 23" on back of it. Telephone Col. 5374-J. Liberal rd. 14 EYEGLASSES_Name on in vicinity_of Autometer Restaurant on New' York ave. = Re- turn to Lottie Cleeves, 1408 L st. n.w., APpt, 5. Reward GLASSES_Dark fortolse shell. in light brown case, Tuesday morning, at 14th and Ok sts.. or on F st. bet. 13th and 14th. Call Adams 3136-M._affer 6. GLASSES—_Tortoise shell: bidg. and 314 Fast Capitol. 314 East_Capitol GLASSES—Tortoie shelled, Monday morning. West 116, _Reward. KEYS_Bunch of._Call Col. 1122, LAVALLIER set with piok cameo. returned to 2520 12th st. NICKPIECE—Gray_far. Beward. 11 C st. n.w. N \anm}u 15 NECKPIFCE—Small, Martin fur. on Biltmore st. Reward if returned o 2400 168., Apt. 325. between House office Return Apt. 41, Reward 1t 14° Address NECKPIECE—Small skunl Gallery. Tuesday; reward. Que_st. NOTE_BOOK—Loose leaf, on Union Station car Monday morning. Call Vet Bureau, Tranch 493. from 9 to 4:30. Reward. 14% PACKAGE_Suitable reward for information leading fo arrest 2 colored boys observed tak- ing package from express wagon, 7th and E sts. m.w. C. W. Turner, American Railwa. Expres Co. PHOTOS,—Three snapshots, in_envelope: be. tween the Rochambeau and 13th and F: re- rd for return. Mrs. Pimentel, 257 Wardman Park_Hotel. . PIN—Kappa Phi;_name on back; You st.. Flotida ‘ave. or. North Capitol car or trans: Toriags 35 reward. 2431 Ontario ra. | Col. 3048-3] i LICE_DOG—day 11; male; dark on nose + Heward. 160 Tenhessee ave. n. neighborhood Freer Keturn to 2237 and back. FOODLE_Small white female, on Wednesday. May 7; light eyes and nose, long ears. Finde please return o 341 13th st. s Linc. 8041. _Suitable reward. TUMPS—Hiack leather, two-strap, half soled, in the vicinity of Goldenberg's. Col. 9094 Reward. RING—PIain gold seal. Reward for return fo 923 East Capitol st. 15! SET OF BOOKS—And other valuable papers in leather case, yesterday, from an automobile on ave. near 13th. If returned will reward without question. Alexandria Labs., Inc., Alex- andria, Va. or Box 168-M. Star office. _ 17% SHOES—Little girl's, Monday, in Palais Royi Please return to 1112 1ith st. n.w. Telephone 5144-W. SPECTACLES—Bifocal; Monday; street car_or reet; reward. Wright, Apt. 4 Evanston, No. 13th_st. n.w. is! RIGR, white, male: American bull, long 0 g Syes Ay Whshiagton Knimal ekeun Teagus, 40 Marviand ave: aw. Mau 8088 TIRE, AND RIM, 82x4; Monday night between Gallatin, 11th and 14th sts.: reward. Re- rn 1008 Pa. ave. Phone Franklin 1556, ¢ UMBRELLA—Lady’s blue silk in Lincoln Park, Monday night. Reward. Address Box 13.M. Star_office. UMBRELLA_Gentleman's, on Wednesday; L bandie; initials J. H. L. Reward. Phone North 491. TMBRELLA Lady's in Food Administration Cafeteris, Monday. Finder please call Main 5400. 15% TMBRELLA—WIll_party finding Jady’s blue silk umbrella on Chevy Chase car_about 6:30 Monday evening please call North 7868-M. © WATCH CIIARM —Gold, containing _picture, with initials W 8. H., loxt Monday on U or ste. or_vicinity. Reward. ~William 8. Fenty. 1907 Corcoran at. 38,1 vTbe savings of & working woman, Mon- Riwind " M B, Nalley, £ L ERAL 3 . % EDWIN L. THOMAS DEAD. Former Motor Company Official ‘Was Married Recently. Edwin Lozier Thomas, forty-three years old, a native of Buffalo, New York, and a former vice president of the E. P. Thomas Motor Company of that city, died at the Wardman Park Hotel Monday night. Mr. Thomas was mnnwg, Katherine Carroll Cutler y two weeks ago Saturdgy. ! come here for that purpese-and-in- tended making his hume"m‘m ington. His widow is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Carroll, well | Xnown in society circles here. He is survived by his father, E. R. Thomas, residing at the Cathedrai Mansions; a brother, J. G. Thomas of Los Angeles, Calif.,, and a sister, Mrs. G. S. Ryerson of Canada. The body was sent to Buffalo last night, at which place funeral services will be held tomorrow. MRS. E. H. GARRETT DIES. Mother of Rockville State’s At- torney Succumbs. Mrs. Ellen H. Garrett, fifty-nine years old, widow of Howard A. Garrett and mother of John A. Garrett, state's attorney of Montgomery County, Md., died at her residence in Glen Kcho yesterday. Funerai services will be held at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church Friday morning. . Besides her son, John A. Garrett, she is survived by three other sons, Robert L. and Richard Eugene Garrett of this city and H. Laurfe Garrett of Glen Echo. T FORMER EDITOR DIES. Special Dispateh to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., May 14.—Mil- ton E. Smith, prominent in Democratic and Catholic circles here, died today at his home, 64 Columbia avenue, at the age of eighty-one years. Mrs. Mary A. Fasby Smith, his second wife, and three sons, Roger B. Milton L. G. and George R. Smith, survive. He is a former edi- tor of the Church News, publication of which has been transferred to Mil- waukee, Wis. Funeral services for Mr. Smith will be held Friday at St. Jerome's Church, with burial in Mount Olivet cemetery. Cards of Thanks. DORSEY. We wixh to express our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to our many relatives, friends, church members. choir and societies for their kindness during the jllness of our dear wife and mother. MAMIE DORSEY, and for the sympathy and beautiful floral tributes on the occasion of r death. SBEAND, CHARLES H. DORSEY; SON, RAYMOND DORSEY 15! SLAUGHTER. We wish to express our sin cere thanks to relatives and friends for their kinduess and sympathy and also floral tributes during illoess and_death of our dear_sister, DORA K. SLAUGHTER BROTHER AND SISTER, JAMES GREER, ALMEDA WESTCOTT:. Beaths. Tuesday, May 13. 1024, rexidence, 408 M 'st. IDFREY BARRON, wido jel S. H. Barron, ‘aged 84 from her late ' residence Re E. BARRON. . Funers nm 'y at 2 p.m. Monday, May 12, BURGESS, May 13, I Providence Hospital iwloved son of the late Josepl Funeral from May 16, at 8:30 a.m. y Comforter Church, where mass will be said at 9 s.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet cometery. 15 CLEMENTS. Tuesday, May 13, 1624, at Emer. kency Hospital, afier a brief iilness, F MICHAEL, soo of the late Alonzo and Mary of Charles County, Md. Funersl 5th st. n.e. Friday, M thence to St. 1924 k] ment at Cedar Hill cemetery. OOLBERT. Departed this life, May 12. 1924, at her residence. 1145 16th at. m.e., VIOLA CLARK COLEELT. She leaves to mourn their loss @ father, three sisters, one aunt t of friends. Fueral from the me Chorch, Thursday, Max 15, at ‘uneral conducted by Fope & Clarke. COOPER. Monday. May 12, 1924, 445 o FLOKA, “Beloved dunghterakoe W Cooper and the late nmm leaves to mourn two brothe: other relatives and friends. ~Peneres-—Fimre- day, May 16, at 1 pm., froMf BECINE e dence. DARNELLE. Tucsday, May 13, 1924, at her residence, 3417 Brown st. n.w., HARRIET AXNN, eldest daughter of the ‘late George and Susanab E. Dunn. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Thursday morniog at 9 o'clock. Interment private. 1% DAVIS. Members of Peter Ogden Lodge, No. 1474, G. U. O. of O. F., are notified of death of Brother CHARLES T. DAVIS. Funeral Thursday. May 15, 1330 p.m. Fraser's parlors, 713 T o.w. LEQ WATEINS, N. CHAS. H. HARRIS, N.G. DONOHUE. Suddenly, Sunday, May 11, 1024, at 9 o'clock p.m. Shepherd st. ow., Mrs. JOSEPHINE DONO- HUE (nee Wolfe). widow of the late Jobn Donohue. Funeral from her late residence May 15, at 8:30 wm., % will be sung at 9 a.m. ‘Relatives and friends insited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet cometery. (St. Paul and Minveapolis pa- pers please copy.) FULLER. Wednesday, May 14, 1924, JAMES S., beloved son of Charles F. and Ruth A. Filler, aged 32 years. Funeral from his Iate residence, 708 L st. s.e., Friday, May 16, at 2 pm. Interment Congressional cemetery. 15 GARRETT. At her residence in Glen Echo, Md., ELLE! the widow of the ‘late Howard Funeral from the late at 9:15 16; thence to thie Church , where requiem mass will be sai Interment in Potomac cemetery, Md. 15 GILES. Departed this life Sunday, May 11, 1921, At 4 a.m.. at_his residence, 463 L st sw. MILTON C. GILES, tu beloved son of Josephine and the late Charles Giles and loviog father of Marguerite Giles. Funeral Thursday, May 15, at 12:30, from Rehoboth Raptist Chuch, Rev. John Ricl ards, pastor. Intermeut in Arlington ceme- ters. = (New York and Pittsburgh papers please copy.) 140 ed this life Sunday, May 11, . after a brief illiess. MIL- ESof 463 L st. s.w., the bu Georgia M. Giles (nee Ewell). Fi neral from Rehoboth Baptist Church, ist s bet. N and O sts. s.w., Thursday, May 1 latives and friends | GREEN. Departed this life, Tuesday, May 13, 1924, at 4:30 a.m.. at his residence, 601 W st nlw., after a short illness, WILLIAM JEREY GREEN. He leaves two sons, James B. and Richard E. Green, and one daughter, Almeda Westcott Green: two grandchildren and many relatives. e is the stepfather of the late Dora K. Slaugh- ter. Funeral will be from New RBethel Bap- tist Clarch, Oth and § sts. n.w.. Friday, May 16, 1 p.m., Rev. Jarvis, pastor. 1 HARDY. Tuesday, May 13, 1024, at the resi- dence ‘of his_parents, 21 5th st. n.e.. WIL. LIAM_FRANCIS, beloved son of Mr. and Mra. William W. Hardy. Services will be held at_the above address Thursday, May 15, at 2 p.m. Interment Mt. Olivet ceme- tery. 14 HART. Departed this life Tuesday, May 13, 1024, at 2:30 a.m. st Cumberland, M Rev. R. A. HART. Notice of funerai later. 14 HOIBERG. May 12, 1924, MELVIN D., be- loved son of Charies A. and Katherine H. Hoiberg. Fuperal from his late residence, 619 Kennedy st. n.w., Thursday, May 15, at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood cemetery. JACOBL Tuesday. May 13, 1924, at George- town ' University _ Hospital, = FRANCES KATHERINE. beloved wife' of Otto G. Jacobl. Funeral services at her late re dence, Edmons burg, ' M ter ‘ort Lincot cemefery. densburg bus at 15th and H s of line. JACOBI. A special meeting of Mizpah Chap- ter, No. 8, 0. E. 8., is calied for Friday, May 16, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late sister, Mrs. FRANCES JACORI. at Edmonston ave. and’ Spring_road, Bladensburg, Md. By order of worthy matron. ‘MRS, LOTTIE BAMFORTH, Secretary. 15 LOVETT. Suddenly, Tuesday, May 13, 1924, at 2121 Kalorama rd. n.w.. HARLOW 8. LOVETT, beloved husband of Tonsa Lovett. Itemains resting at_the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. Tuneral home, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. Funeral and interment at Trevilian, Va. May 14, 1924, at 3:15 am. at Jefterss st.. ELIZABRTH w Mistin. Funeral Beaths. MoARDLE. Tuesday, May 13, 1924, at 9:45 5m., at residence, 3210 17th st. n.w., OWEN A., %on of the Iate Heury and Margaret Me- Ardle. Funeral Thursday, May at 10 .m. from Bacred Heurt Church. Interment private. . McDANIELS. Tuesday, May 13. 1924, at her residence, 917 North Caroliia ave. m.e.. FLORA B, McDANIELS. Notice of funerai hereafter. McNULTY. May 13, 1624, at 6:40 am.. at her residence, 407 1, st. k.w., KATHERINE ULTY (nee Maithews), beloved wife of M.'I. McNuity. Funeral from her late rexi- dence Saturday, M; t 8:30 a.m.; thence to S8t. Dominic's Church, where solemn requiem mass will be snng at 9 o'clock for the repose of her xoul. RKelatives and friends fovited. Interment at Mt. Olivet. 16 O'CONNELL. Monday, May 12, 1924, 8:30 a.m., at Providence Hospital, Kev. RICK JOSEPH O'CONNELL, pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Funeral Thurs from St. Joseph's Church, 2od : gwhere Ligh requiem mass the repose of his soul. In- terment Mount Olivet cemetery. Relatives and friends fnvited to attend. Md., and nearby papers please copy.) 14% O'CONNELL. Members of State Council. Knights of Colu for the District of Columbia, are | vised of the death of Hev. P. J. O'CONNELL, state chaplain’ and requested to attend funerul from St. Joseph's Church, 2nd and C sts. n.c., Thurs- dsy, May 15, 1924, at 10 a. CHARLES 1. GRIFFITH, JOHN H. ZABEL, State Depu State Secretary. O'CONNELL. The members of Washington Council, No. 224, Knights of Columbus, are advised’ of the death on Monday. May 12, 1921, 0°CON cil, (Baltimore, of Rrother Reverend a former chaplain of the coun and requested 1o attend hix funeral sery. at St. Joseph's Church, 20d and C sts, ., Thursday, May 1 THOMAS 1" FITZ Dr. A. D. WILKINSON, O'CONNELL. Auxiliary, hereby 0'CON! to atte PATRICK J. . B of Bav: and are requested St. Joseph's Church. 1924; ulso 14, 8:30 p.m.. to recite MARY C. RATC A. M. BARRETT, Treasurer. PRICE. Departed this life Monday, 1924, at 12 o'clock noon, &t her residence, 2424'17th «t. n.w., after many long years of Sliness, FATHER PRICE, the beloved sister of Anns Williams und Julia Moore. Funeral from Lomax's undertaking parlo 1413% S st n.w., Thorsday, May P.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend 13, 1924, at hix May 12, ¥ wife and six children Rrill, Carl L. Rathvon, Mrs. E. Robert II. Rathvon, jr., and 1. Rathivon, Yarry A. Rathvon. neral 2 p.m. Thursday, Gleawood cemetery. RATHVON. The members of the Assoc Oldest Inhabitants are requested to attend the funeral of our late assoc ROBERT H. RATHVON. from his dence. 2 North Capitol st., Thorsday, May 5, at 2 b, THEODORE W. NOYES, President. 3. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary. SEELEY. lif Sunday, May 11, 192 Philadeiphia. P temains resting ai nd M sts. n.w, Foneral 5. "at 10 a.m.. St Augus tine's Church. where solemn high mass will be sung for the repose of her soul. Relutives und friends inv! to attend. lnlum-m" Mount Oliset cemetery. SHINN. May 13. EMMA 0. SHI uneral from Hysong's funersl pariars. 1300 | st. n.w.. Thursday, May 15, at 11:30 a.m. SMITH. At Springfield. Mass., May 11 1924, | JULIA MACK SMITH, 78 years old: wife of | Fdward P. Smith. Funeral from her late resi- dence, 5 Lincoln st.. 2 p.m. Tuesday. Burial at Middlefield Wednesday afternoon. May 13. 1924, at his resi- Cired, ville, Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. TILLMAY. ay 12. 1924, at 6:15 Jr.. beloved son of Nman. e brothers, Ricl Tillman, and & host atives and friends. Funeral residence, 1019 2nd st. se. thence to the Church of the Good (1 st be tween 2nd an where mass 3 at 9 o'clock Olivet cemetery cd to attend. gone. am. Interment Relatives and frien A precious one from us A voice we loved fx stilled A vacant place within onr hearts That never can be TS DEVOTED F. WARE. Departed this life Tuesiay, May 13 1924, at 11 a.um., at the reside of her | mother, 310 P st. n.w. LEONORA WARE | inee Jones), loving wife of Daniel R. Ware and devoted daughter of Ellen Jones and the late Robert A. Jones; sister of Mis Mary E. West, Emma 8.’ Genus. Eva M Nelson, Robert A | Richard R. and Geerge R. Jowes. Funeral Friday., May 16. at 1:30 p.m., from Third Baptist Church, 5th and Q stx. n.w., Rev. George 0. Buliock, pastor. W. Ernest Jarvis Co., funeral directors. Not dead to us who loved her— Not dead. but gone before: She will live with us in memory Ustil we are no more. THE FAMILY. 15 WARFIELD. Monday, May 12, 1924, at 12:10 pm. at Washingion _ University Hospital, F: BUHRMAN, beloved son of Allen W and Kathryn Bell Warfield. in the seventeenth year of his age. Funeral Thursday. May p.m.. fro Waugh Chapel. iscopal Church. Waugh _Chapel Auge Arundei County, Md. 4% WEBER. Monday. May 12, 1924, at Safford, Hon. JOHN F. WERER, member of te Legislature of Arizona. beloved xon iate Philip H. wmd Eliza J. Weler. in his 60th yenr. . Departed this life Tuesda: at_Key West, Fla., MARY Notice of funeral hereafter. 1 May 13. 1924, at Aspiuwall. beloved husband of Lulu C. “Wood (nee Heil). Funeral from the | Lee funeral parior at 2 p.m. Thursday. 15. Interment at Congressional cemetery. WOOD, A special communication of Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M. called for Thursday, May 15, 1923, at i: p.m.. at Masonic Temple, to attend the fu neral of our late brother, CLYDE A. WOOD. By order of the master WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER, Secretary. YOUNG. Tuesday. May 13. 1924, at the resi dence of her son. Carlton Young, 814 num st. n.w.. SALLIE A. YOUNG. Funeral Thursday, May 15, at 2:30 pm. from Salem M. E. Church, Cedar Grove, Md. In Memoriam. ALEXANDER. In memory of our beloved sis- ter, BLLA G. ALEXANDER, who died May 14,1923, Gone. but not forgotte sisTERS ‘TENA' HRRERRT AND FLOR- ENCE BATTS. BIRELE. In tender memory of my dear wife. MARY BIRKLE, who pasted away threc years ago today, May 14,°192). The joy and blessing of other years. HUSBA! BRANDFORD. 1In sad but loving remem- brance of my dear friend. NANNIE RRAND- FORD. who departed this life two years ago, May 14, 192 You suffered mnch, you murmured not, We watched you day by day, Tntil at last, with broken heart, We saw you pass aw In_the graveyard, quietly sleeping Where the flowers gently wave, Lies my dear Nannie Bradford, In her lonely grave. Sleep on, dear Nannle Bradford T loved vou, but God loved you best HER_LONELY EVOTED FRIE: JAMES A. REED. . BROCE. In loving remembrance of my dear friend, MAMIE E. BROCK. who departed this life one year ago today, May 14, 1921, So sad and so sudden was the Dear Mamie, your death was all. Perhaps some day 1 shall understand, When we meet in & better land. EKATHARINE MORTO but loving remembranc our devoted daughter and sister, JEN H. CORNELL. who departed this life eight ars ago today. May 14, 1916. ER FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTER. FELLOWS. In_loving remembrance of our dear uncle, CHARLES H. FELLOWS. who died one year ago t Our Father who art in heaven, Who doeth all things well Thou sawest fit to take him, The one we all loved well. His heart was always soft, Hatred he held none: A loving, cheerful word He had for evers one. CLAR AND NELLIE. 6. In loving remembrance of our Rvatenbrother. CHARLES 1. GAL Who died six years ago today, May 14, A precious one from us has goue, A volce we loved s wtilled: A vacant place within our hearts That. never can_ be filled. HIS DEVOTED FAMILY. GRAY. In loving remembrance of our darling Tittle_daughter and sister, SARA LOUISE GRAY, aged 8, who departed this life one year ago today, May 14, 1023. A loved one from us has gone, A voice we loved is still: A place is vacant in_our home Vhich never can be filled. Oh, how we miss you, Rarah, one on_earth tell But God loved you best And has taken ¥ou home to dwell HER MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTER @ In_loving memors of BEA- MILY. * Station. M La CORNELL. In In Memoriam. In loving memory of our darlin, daughter. ister "aud mother, MAMIE 1 |;’l:l,l S (nee guson), who departed this life Say i ‘her. dear husband Who liepartei 1920 Peaceful b ylmr rest, de: T¢ i sweet 1o bre In life we loved you de In death we do the THEIR FOUR CEMUR A r mother and father; RUSSELL I ERT AND LEA Gone in the best of their da. Blighted in woman and manhood's bicom Torn from the hearts that loved them To slecp in the silent to DEVOTED MOTH AND SISTER GEI HUGHES. In loving . CLARA 1. 1T deaiy four yesrs CARROLL TRUDE. 7 mbrance of oue TS, who_ Wt e ago toda; May 14 4 our fat WILLIAM L. who panued aiway Feboary 11 T CHILDRES. | Sacred to the memory of my be Toved goteniia, N LW 1 01! . ficarts That W Y o Elaaris: Wi o i roming and Pausein vuur giadnees, sayx hetle MoTIER AL SworTH. - JENKINS. Sacred to ths brother. RO BARTIAETT T JENKINS, who passed Into the great beyon: Tour years ‘g ‘ossy, 18 LovIvG HOWI.EB{ In sad but sweetest memory of m: early beloved son, WILLIAM (RUD KXOWLES. ‘Who 1ef€ e Just ne month ago today. pri 11, 1554 ; You et B ifort tie miss you so ray Ana singing prayer dear Bul in hieaven to gui It was so hard to give And see you placed beneatd| the For 1o one knows how my heart has ached Bince the hour you passed away You were a loving son. buth tender and Kind A better one could not be fo HIS LO> In sad bt dear mother, who departed this today, May 14, 1 Tis sweet to remember iier, who was once liere; A faithfal mother, A_truer moth We miss i HER LOVIN THA AND DAISY. 8COTT. In sad dur_dear wife MOORE. my loving ce of HARRIET MOORE life three years ago both true and not find ind MARY. BEL It loving remembrance o and mother, ELLA LODISE SCOTT. who depar life af Manassas Va.. six years 14, You_suffered much We watched s Tntil &t last wit We kaw von pase awa RELATIVE MEMOT i DE HER In WHO REVEKE this 1ife une yeur azo toduy, ms but @ d brings to 1 of mot AT sack traseled the ore She has known a the was he paid ont the price to it That motherhood_only can LOVING SON. CLAR Loved in life. Hemembered rememb foilness pas. NCE TOYE deat ANDSON J0SEPH of onr who depa May 13,1 WALKER. mot Not now. but in We'll read the me It may be in the 1 And then ob. then HER DEVOTED SAMUEL WIGGINS, A tribute of ears, our tears tand we'll understand SONS, JAMES AND o to the memo: 1 sister. ANNIE S ago todas May 14, 162 A loving mother. so good and kind. friend _on 3 her we'll find ad was t t unhappy day When God calle dear mother awa, Oh. mother dear. ¥ did you go Since you HER Di Oh. tender and sw As He lo 1 am waiting, HER_LOVING RIS WILSON. 1In sad and loving remembrance of our dear mother, ELIZABETH WILSON who departed this life three years ago fodis May 14, 1921 ot now, but in the coming vears We'll read the meaning of ot It may be in the hetter land. And then, ah! then, we'll understar Surrounded by friends we are lonesome In the midt of all we are hiue A smile on our faces. but h Dear mother, we are EN > her. "~ oniy a step for the ELING ft cmts.s.zunnousr. ’: WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H &t ne. Phone n 524 _ Modern Chapel atomohile Funerals '——-TN! ORIGINAI.* WR.Speare Co; 1208 HSTREET,N.W. -M&IOB FORMERLY 840 F ST LMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B.. A e, nicHOL i R. F. Harvey’s Son New Funeral Home. 1432 You st lors. _Phone T ~ HERBERT B. NEVlUS EW YORK AVE. 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TRICE GREENFIELD, who died May 14, 1923 Lovingly and tenderly we laid her away From~ earth's sorrow. and And now she is waiting to welcome us home; With the biessings of heaven to share. 11‘ s K"UH.S'S.!&V MAIN 695 j,