Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1924, Page 7

" BRANDEGEE RIES TO BE HELD HERE Services for Senator to Be Conducted at Home To- morrow at 3 P.M. Funeral services for Frank B. Brandegee, senior Senator from Con- @@@I PEERLESS FURNITURE CO T e uecticut and prominent leader | rublican politics, will be held ti ior- row afternoon at 3 o'clock a. his late residence. 1700 I street northwest. Rev. J. J. Muir, chaplain of the Sen- ats, will officiate. W. Don Lundy, secretary to the late Scnator, and a congressional del- exation will accompany the body on the 7:30 train to New London, Conn., his former home and birthplace. Rev. Dr. Kerrid Dpastor of the St. James opal Church, will officiate at the riday afternoon at Re- 2:30 o'clock. Members of the Connecticut con- gressional delegattion, close friends in the Senate and House, who will attend the services include Senator McLean, Connecticut; Lodge, Ma chusetts; Borah, Idaho; Moses, ARTICLE THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924. Hampshire; Wadsworth, New 1daho; Hule, Maine; Ball, Delaware; Overman, North Carolina; Swanson, Virginia; Gerry, Rhode 1sland; Broussard, Louisiana; Jones, New Mexico, and Shields, Ten- nessee. The House committee will include the entire Connecticut delegation. President Coolidge expressed his sympathy over the death of Senator Brandegep in a message to Col. M. G. Zalinski' of Atlant brother-in-law of the Se “The loss of Senator Drandegee. the Dresident said, “is a deep grief to all of us who have been associated with him. He hild been one of the active and energetic leaders of the Senate for years and one of the Pennsylvania; York; Gooding, Dale, Vermont; Pepper, ., 829 7th ST. N.W. SECURE ANY LISTED BELOW At House-cleaning Time every woman finds the need of some odd piece of furni- ture to make her home more cozy and attractive. For just such an occasion we are holding a sp reduced prices, and remember, ONE DOLLAR S BELOW. Une dollar will secure Go-Carts For many styles and finishe in natural cafe $ For cream, Sulkies colors. One dollar will secure New Fall Rugs These chilly days and evenings suggest rugs to add to the comfort and cheerful- in the new P coiors ana _ 9X12 ‘Tapestry Tapestry patterns. One dollar will secure Lamp and Shade For Electricity or Gas BRIDGE LAMP FLOOR LAMP AND SHADE AND SHADE 5015 515 One dollar will secure Genuine Leather Rocker Wing back enuine eather rocker: well c 0 nstructed and uphol- stered. Just the rest chair to en- Joy the eve- nings at home. Genuine Leather One dollar will secure Lane Cedar Chests A chest any mother or daughter will be from. Your 34=Inchcyuse nerd for ru- 44=Inch Chest Chest ture aelivers. O‘;:z dollar will secure Simmons Steel Bed Complete Outfits This outfit con sists of full - size Metal Bed in new enamel finish; also Eood Spring_and © # omplete Cotton Mattress. Outfit One dollqrwill secure Mahogany or Metal Day-Bed With cretonne-covered mattre Opens Saiy’ motien: s 2 Z fffk"fix""':.%"s 29 room. Fine cotton mat. Without tress and With Ends & u aranteed spring. One dollar will secure Large Massive Vanity —with tall, heary. plne»s center mir- ror and two large wing mirrors Two drawers on each side; finished in rich walnut. $ Full Vanity. 8-Piece Bedroom Suite Consists of Simmons Steel Bed, wood or enamel finish; massive dresser, with Chest of Drawers with large mirror, Toilet Table with triple mirror; steel spings, comfortable mat- large mirror, tress and two pillows. SPECIAL! Good quality leatherette top, full size folding table. Special at— 518 sliding top chairs and Congoleum rug. ecial sale of odd pieces at special ECURES ANY ARTICLE LISTED One dollar will secure Genuine Walnut Dining Table and Chairs Five-piece Dining Room Gronp. Genu- ine Walnut Veneer Queen Anne Oblong Ta- ble. “with Table lcatier Table and Only Chairs One dollar will secare Drop-side Couch and Pad $ A fully guar- $ Y 6 linked fabrie 11 couch and good anteed Couch quaiits ailcotton ~ Couch Only pag to fit. steel Mahogany Console Table and Mirror or xmall apart- Table Table and ment. Large, clear guaran: Only Mirror teed mirror, maliogany or two-tone fin- ish table. One dollar will secure Walnut Dresser Just the $ st o ..s bave wanted for your In w highly Oak finished nut veneer. KITCHEN OUTFIT Consisting of three-burner cooker with large oven, up-to-date sanitary kitchen cabinet with dall glassware, two _kitchen Ouifit reduced to A Small Cash Payment Sends It Home 829 7th St. N.W. (Between H and Eye) SPECIAL! END-TABLE momy fin. Jish. Specially priced— 3 jola prominent men of Connecticut for a long time. He had a high apprecia- tion of the requirements of public service. He was a falthful friend and a most industrious and pains- taking legislator. 1 wish to express to you my sincere sympathy.” SEES TRAGEDY IN SUICIDE. Senator McLean’s Comment on Passing of Senator Brandegee. Dy the Ansociated Press. HARTFORD, Conn., October 15.—— Senator George I’ McLean of Sims- bury, Senator Brandegee's colleague in the upper house in Washington, speaking of the latter's death, said: “Senator Brandegee's tragic death is inexpressibly sad. Two years ago or more his health was greatly im- paired by an obscure discase follow- ing an attack of influenza. For months his temperature was above normal and his physicians were un- able to locate the cause. At that time he wanted to re and it was only at the earnest solicitation of his friends that he remained in the Sen- te. He was somewhat better in the ummer of , but last Winter the trouble returned with renewed vigor. 1 met him in $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 | At Age 33—send ars and illustra Assy date of birth < over. M. Le Insurance—All Branche: Mourning Blacks i)yed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 the middle of August last and I was startled at his appearance. He told me then that he was fast losing his courage. If he lald his burdens down voluntarily, his fellow citi- #ens may rest assured that disease and misfortune had driven reason from one of the brightest and bravest minds in the Senate.” . SUCCESSOR CONSIDERED. Gov. Templeton to Appoint Com- mittee for Funeral. By the Associated Press. HARTFORD, Conn., October 15. Gov. Templeton decided last night to appoint a committee to represent the State at the funeral services to bo held over Senator Brandegee's body in Washington and New London The governor declined to make any announcement until after the funeral as to his plans for the special elec- tion required for the selection of the Senator’s successor. The names of Republican State Chairman J. Henvy Roraback, Repre- entative Schuyler Merritt, Represen- tative John Q. Tilson and State's At- torney Alcorn were mentione for the Republican nomination, but without the consent of any of those mentioned. Mentioned the Democratic side for the senatorial nomination were Judge Henry Wade Rogers of New Haven, ex-Repre Augustine Loner gan, Brandegee's unsuccessful op- ponent in 1920; Thomas J. Spellacy, who opposed Senator McLean two vears ago, and National Commlttee- man Homer S. Cummings of Stamford, who opposed McLean in 1918. Hundreds of Stylish All-Wool SUITS 15 We're showing this fall a re- markable line of suits at $15. They are Washington’s out- standing values clothing. in dependable The values are so apparent that many men buy two. Blue suits, gray suits, brown suits, fancy mixed suits, at $15. Every suit a genuine bargain and is guaranteed to wear satis- factorily EISEMAN’S 7th and F Sts. Copyright 1924 Hart Schaffner & Marx Smart Style and Fine Quality in These Hart Schaffner & Marx Fall Suits 45 It isn’t altogether the smart. youthful style that makes these’ fine suits what they are; and it “isn’t just the high quality of the woolens—it’s’the combination of style, woolens and tailoring. Any suit looks stylish at first, but it takes the fine woolens and expert tailoring of Hart Schaff- ner & Marx standard to keep them looking good for a long time. Others at $50, 355:and %60 Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Inc. Thirteen-Ten: F.: Street | ports on todav | | Alexandria. will be held this evening | Public_invited. | street. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Parent-Teachers’. Ansociation of Slater-Langston School will meet to- morrow, 8§ p.m., in Slater School. Y. W, C, Ar—~An open hoard meeting tomorrew, 5.p.m., will precede annual opening of the home, 614 E street. Re- information work service at the home and at 1311 G street, by Mrs. Naomi Hart; Kamp Kahlert ac- tivities, by Miss Florence Dunlap, and on industrial work, by Miss Saida Hartman. Both man and woman friends are invited to meeting and to program at 7:30 p.m. Dupont Cirele Citisens’ Association will meet Monday, 4:45 p.m., at Raus- cher's. Election of officers. A benefit entertainment for the Dis- trict of Columbia Children of the American Revolution, will take place Friday, 2 p.m., at Men's City Club, Phil_Sheriden Post, G. A. R., will meet Friday, z p.m., at Grand Army Hall, ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. A benefit luncheon and dinner for St. Ann's Orphan Asylum will be given at Elks' Hall. Dinner from 4 to 7:30 o'clock. Ladies' Auxiliary to St. Ann's Asylum will be in charge. Repeated tomorrow. Capitol Homestead of the Yeomen will have a “wiener roast” at Randall Highlands. Members participating will meet, 5:30 o'clock, at Fifth and F streets. TONIGHT. The McDonald-Washington-Black- burn Democratic Club will -meet, 8:30 o'clock, at 2315 Massachusetts avenue. Addresses by Charles A. Douglas, Ei- wood H. Seal and E. R. C. Humphrics. Margaret Ashbridge Rabbitt will sing and Fritz Hauer will play violin solo. Young Men's Hebrew Assoclation will give Autumn ball, 9 o'clock, at City Club, Meeting of the Home for Widows and_Orphans’ Assoclation, 8 o'clock, in G. A. R. Hall. Dr. W. S. Whitman will address the Washington Chiropractor Association, 8 o'clock, at 1914 Seventh street. T-U dance at Recreation Hall, Gov- ernment Hotels. True worshipers will o'clock, at 421 G street. No collection. meet, 7:45 All Invited. Annual supper and bazaar for St. Rita’s Catholic Church, at Mt. Ida, and tomorrow. Echo mecting, conducted by Miss J. Janifer at Galbraith A. M. E. Church. -Natibnal Guard, D. C., 29th Military Police .Company, at Armory, 472 L Batteries A and B, 260th Coast Artillery, at Armory, Water and O streets southwest. Viva M. January will lecture on “T Want and 1 Am” § o'clock, 1026 1 street. The Enginecr Soclety, G. W. U., will ve a smoker, 8 o'clock, at Sigma Chi House, 1312 N street. Addresses by President William Mather Lew Dean Hugh. Miller of the Engineering College and others of the faculty. Presentation of Engineering Society medal. Rev. W. H. Dean of Baltimore will preach at Israel C. M. E. Church, 8 o'clock. Subject: “Work.” The pas- tor cordially invites other pastors of the city. Mrs. Arnold’s Choir will sing. —_—— /A bay side lady went into a wall paper store not long ago and said: T will have to have some papering done in my fireless cooker.” She lives in-a bungalow. ALE, female, wearing 1923-1924: poode, The Washingten Animal Rescue Leagye, car line. Call 2011 POCKETBOOK, Friday morniog, in Memorial Continental Hall. Same will be turned over upon proper identification and payment for this advertisement. Chas. E. Turner, Main LOST. FAG—Cowhide, and_contents: on Riverdale- Lanham road. ' Return Dinah Smith, 403 Club rond, Holand Park, Md. Iteward. _ . [ book on electricity, . Reward. n" police, sabl lost. aince Oct. turned to 2018 Hiliver pl. f.w. 1777 160 T answens Tewara 1t re. Potomae 3122 name Toby: DOG—Collie, one Cleve- wale, fawn colore 2 Northampton st. answers to name of Winks; $2: coln_ 2887, DOG—Riack and attached: neai Wm. T. Willett, her, Monday, October left on Rossiyn car. Reward. 600 Vir- K. Tuesday, from 17 and R sta. to Goldenberg’s. Reward. Mrs. Meyers, Gol- millinery. KEYS—Will party _finding | please_phone agnin, Columbia kers Saturday “Kappa Beta Elils. Room 119, PIN—Round, gold filagree, with single dis mond center, Monday, by Potomac bus to 16th and L. from there to 14th and F. then west on Mt. Ples Reward. Mrs._Augusty x $15. on Return 1221 15% containing _money, _papers. bank_books and ring. Reward if teturned to 232 Maple ave., Takoma Park, Md. 16% for Ford winter top, San- Melwood ave., Cherrvdale . and 3400 Franklin st. n.e. Tel. Claren. 695-W-1_Reward, 160 G_Tiandmade, bet. 13th and §, Car ave. d Eye sts. s.e.. Tuesdsy evening relic of dead relative. Reward. 931 3rd si. se. . SCARF—Tuesday. between Drixcoll Tofel Lansburgh's, lady's silk scarf, black wi cerise and green pattern. Phone Main 436, Branch 125 Reward. o SCARF—Large biue, evening, Oct. 13, 9220-W. ‘WRIST WATCH—Lady's Swiss goid: Su night fp the vicinity of 9th and U 'sts. Tth and Tea. 3 rewah. J. G. Burke, 1 ener. Wik fringed: Tuesday Reward. Phone Lincpln Deaths. ADDISON. Suddenly, after a WILLIAM _ADDISON, inger Hospital. Remains may be Meon & Allen funeral parlors. He leaves & host of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Thursday, October 16, at 1 p.m. Interment st Arlington Cemetery. ALsTON, a.m Toesday, October 14, 1924, at .m.. Freedmen's Hospital, 'FANNIE AISTON, beloved mother of Beasie Tucker of 200 O st. n.w. Funeral Friday, October 17, 'at 2 p.m., from the W. Ervest Jarvis Co. furneral ' pariors, 2222 Georgia ave. B.w. Iaterment Harmony Cemetery. 16 BOWIE. Suddenly, on Saturday, October 11, 1024, at Warrenton, Va., RAY M., beloved son of William L. and Maud Z. Bowie, aged 14 years 7 months. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery, 2 p.m., October 15. % BUXTON. Owing to_the circumstances fu- neral services of CHARLES H. BUXTO! Yrllp, late residence, Falls Charch, v stponed until = Friday morniny Gctober 15, at 1T bclock 7 * briet fllness, aged - 30 years, ai . Departed this life suddenly, Mon- October 13, 1924, at 10:35 ' p.m.. CHARLES COLEMAN, beloved husband of Rachaci “Coleman. = Remainx may be seen Moon & Allen’ funeral parlors, 12th and Flor) . “n.w. _Funeral Friday, October m.. from Vermont Avenue Bap- ch, Rev. Willis, pastor. Relatives s Invited to ‘attend. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. 16 DEWEY. Wednesdcy, October 15, 1924, at her residence, The' Marlborough, 917 18th st. n.w., RIDIE BRADLEY DEWEY. wife mdr; Theo. G. Dewey, U. 8. N., retired. Notice of funeral later. ERNEY. Suddenly, October 14, 1024, at § am., Mrs. HANNAH E. ERNEY, beloved wife of the late Charles A. Erney. Services from late residence, 119 8th st. s.¢., October 15. at Inferment_at Prospect Hill Cemetery, York, Pa. (York, Pa., p please copy.) GRAHAM. Tuesday, October 14, 1924, at the family _residence, 1014 Howard rd. s.e.. FRANK REID, ‘beloved and only son Avnie E. and the la orge D. Graham, d brother of Emily G. Ferrell. A. Blanche rks, Paulive Mitchell and Edith K. Gr ham. " Funeral Thursday, October 16, 1 from the residence, at 2 o'clock. HEDGMAN. October 13, 1024, at Children's Hospital,” NED, beloved son of Fdward Hedgman, Funeral, Friday, 17, at 1:30 p. from 'the W. Ernest Jarvis pardors, corgia Interment Harmony Cemetery. 16 HOTTEL. Katurdas. October 1 her sidence, 1735 F st, n.w.. -, widow V. Hottel. ' Funeral services her late residence Wedne October 15, at 1:30 p.m. Interment private, JOHNBON. Tuesday, Oc a.m. at his residence, ALONZO ., beloved ‘busband of Mabel C. Funeral from his late residence er 16, at 2:39 p.m. Interment pei October 13, 1924, at 10 ence, 1714 5th st. ved husba Jonex and father of Charles Jones and Jennie R neral Iate rexi October 16, at 1 o'clock p.m. Arlington National Cemetery. JONES. Members of the Lincoln Mutual Re- Tief “Assoc'ation are herehv no death of Brother RICHARD T. J October 13, 1924, Funeral fiom b rexidence, 1714 5th st Thursday, 1 o'clock nm REV. J. N. BEAMAN, LUCIEN 1. THOMPSON. Ke KIERNAN. October 15, 1924, m.. PATRICK _KIERN. beloved father of Josephine Neitzey, age 87. Funeral private. From this world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest, God has faken you, dear father, Where eternal rest. HIS TN DAUGHTER, JOSEPHINE NEITZEY. . LEMOS. The remains of CORA M. will iie in state at Nineteen| rret | aptist Charch Thursda; m. to 2 | p.m. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday afternoon. LEMOS. Officers and members of the 1. Lieliable Immediate Relief Society ars aquested end the funeral of S CORA LEMOS Thursday, October 16. at 2 o'clock, from the Nineteenth Street Baptist NT, Pres. Interment in . r LEMOS ADDI LYNN, pm., late Lelan A. Lynn, ag. ears. neral from Ther son’s residence, Thos. I Lyns 13th st. n.e.. Thursday, October 16, 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to' attend. Tnterment at Bethel Cemetery. Alexander, Va. Wednesday, October 13, 1924, at AVID 0. LYON, onths and | ays, son of Tlysses 1 Lyon. | Funeral from lis Wrlie st. | ne.. t1pm * 1924, 10 ¢ October 13, 1924, .._wife of the Fo- of the ldte Willlmm D. and He is survived by the widow, a son, Lieat Corps.’ Unit at Corozal, llie C. 'Wiley. s Ociober 16, at St. Paul's urch. 15th and V sts. n.w. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. 15 MAY. Suddenly, Tuesday, October 14, 1 EDWARD L., beloved 'husband of 'Syivi ay. Funeral will take place from T. F. Costello’s chapel, 1724 North i st Friday momning. Oc Will be said at 10 o'clect Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and frien: vited. MONKOE. Wednesday. LESSTE M Teloved wife o P is 1ife at Galiinger Hos he leaves to mourn her loxs a hus. | band. other relatives and a_host of friends. | neral Friday, October 17, from Pope & Clark’s chapel. 1416 Florida ave. n.e. RICE. Dieparted this life Sunday. October 12 1924, pom., at the residence. of his Rice, Cedar Heights, Md.. (¢ leaves to mourn theit e daughters, two brothes Qctober 1 one s'ster, from Mount Moriah Baptist Ch between M and N sts, s.w. . H. Randolph, pastor. RYAN. October 14, 1924. at his residence. 1000°23r0 st. n.w., THOMAS J. RYAN, Jr., aged 63 years, beloved husband of Sadie Ryan. Funeral services from his residence October 16, at 10:30 a.m. Interment Phila- deiphia, Pa. Priends invited to attend. BYON. Tuexday, October 14, 1924, at 11:45 p.m.. at the fesidence of his sister, Mrs. H. T. Schildroth, 1707 1st st., JOHN A, of ‘the late 'Michael and Ellen Ryon. Notice of funeral hereafter. . SELLERS. Monday. October 13, brief iliness at her residence. North Hrent- wood. Md.. GRACE SELLERS, belouved hter of Charies and Josephine B. Shase devoted wife of John Seliers. She their loss three brothers, tw sisters-in-law and 4. after a t Methodist Biladensburg, Md.. at 1 pam.; Rev. J. Armstrong. pastor; Henrs F. Washington, foneral director, in charge. 15 STEWART. Departed this Iif¢ Sunday, Octo- e 4. Wi Ietef (e, AL torney JOSEPII T. STEWART. e jeaves to mourn their Toss a devoted wife, Mrs. Ellen F. Stewart:; one daughter, Venentia, and one son. Herschel S Remains resting at Thomas Fraxier' 3T st n.w., mntil Friday. Funeral y at 2 pm. from Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, M st. be- tween 15th and 16th sts. n.w., Rev. C. ewart officiating. _Relatives and fri invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 16° lute rexidence, 210 Morgan st. n.w., Wedne, October 15, at 6 p.m. ‘Interment Nor. ich, Conn. ~(Norwich and New London, Conn., papers please copy.) 15 SWIFT. Tuesday, October 14, 1924. at his residence. st. s.w.. FREDERICK WILLIA, ‘husband of Catherine A. Swift and ‘brother of George W. Swift. ~ Funeral from the chapel of W. R. Sp 08 H st. n.w.. on Friday, Ocfober 17 TAMPLET. _Suddenls. Mondsy TAMPLEY. late residence, 10 16, Frienus ices at hix day, Uctober ment private. Leaves to mourn_their. losx hix beloved wife, Virgina Graves Thomes: sisters, Alice agher and Eilen Towling: brothers, Jack and_ Kettley Thome, and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, QOctober 15, at 2 p.m.. from the home of his i, Sirs. William T, Ruckers- 5 WAGNER. Sunday, October 12, 1024, at ldano Falls, Idabo. HARRY, beloved ‘hus- band of Reatrice Scott Wagier and son of Willlam Wagner. Funeral from resdence of his sistee, Mre. L. F. C. Heintz, 1433 B FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt suto dellvers service. _Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St. G‘o‘ C’ Shafier 900 14th St. N.W. Phone Maln 106, CHOICE FLORAL EMRLEMS. Main 2416, MODERATE PRICES. Prompt delivery. BLACKISTONE'S FLORAL: DESIGNS Are Artistic and Reasonable 14th & H. Tel. Main 3707. We Specialize in Floral Designs at Moderate g(@Pri.ce INC Florists 14™& HSTSNV. MAIN 6953 1 st on 'Thursday. October 16, at . terment at Prospect Hill Cem L1 1:20 p. THyattavi R LIS, beloved wi Theodore F. Willis, in the '64th year of her age.. Funeral Thurs- day, October 16, at 3 p.m., from, above resi- dence. ‘WOODSON. Friday, Pittsburgh, Pa., loved wife of Howard D. .. In Memoriam. ARNOLD. Sacred to the memory:of my dear husband, 3. R. ARNOLD, who departed_this life three years ago today, October 15, 1921. Gone, but mot forgotten, ¢ HIS LOVING WIFE, MAYME E. ARNOLD. October 10, 1924, at PAULINA, WRITT, be- Woodson. ' 15 ARNOLD. A tribute of ever ‘sacred memory to our beloved father, JAMES R. ARNOLD, who entered into rest three years ago today, October 15, 1921. Until the day breaks and the shadows fce away. HI1S CHILDREN. * v In Memoriam, BARRY. In memory of our beloved son and brother, WILLIAM E. BARRY, whe died six years szo today, October 15, 1918. Anniver- sary mass at Holy Name Chureh. THE FAMILY. .* BUTLER. In sad but loving remembrance 7 dedr moiher, LUCT % "BUTLER, whe s > tober T 1grs 2 0 YOS, ladhy, e HER 80N, BENJAMIN T. BUTLER. * CUSHINGBERRY. In memory of our beloved busband nad ‘father, WILLIAM H. CUSH- > , i thir Octobef 17, ‘1021, [1'°C TeATS 880 to- s WIFE AND DAUGHTEL. * In. loving memory of my sistar, KATE ‘M. DAUSCIL who departed this 1ife one year ‘ago today, October 15. 1023. HER BROTHER. * DENISON. In sad but loving remembrance of gur dear son and brother, HAKRY IRVIN DENISON, who departed this_life six years ago today, at Camp Meade, Md. Six long vears, with all its change Bince death ‘strangely bade us part: But, dear son and brother, ali the changes Canuot take you from our hearts, Thy motive, Lord, we cannot see, But all is well that's doue by Thee. The golden strings of memory are gently touctied today THE FAMILY. * DRAEE. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, ANNA J. DRAKE (nee Slater), who died fourteen ye 1910, HER CHILDLEN, HORAC! WALLIE, In sad but loving loving - father, TIOMAS . % a5o today, October 15, dear father, s forever stilled; liearts we were consolpd s ugo today, October 1914, Often'to the gra; Flowers to lay with loving On the grave of our dear - fathe Who i iy sleeping there. HIS DEVOTED DAUGH? PRISCIL] and GRA SSRALL KIDWELL, our deir br a0 today sad but loving remembrasce e her RALPH, who died six years October 15, 1918. Ma d_grant eternal rest. HIS BROTHEK, LESTER L. KIDWELL. * MEHRLING. Sacred to the memory of our beloved mother and sister, MAKY E. MEHI- NG (uee Van Burghen), who departgd this life cight years ago txlas, October 1% 1916. Mother, not day are you forgotteh— Something said, or something doue: T mention your name, if only & whisper. Wish mothier was lcre to cheer me somie How v led with disease That baffled skill and/care; How long she lingered racked wit Hut with all patience she did bear, Silently, swiftly ithout warning spi way, Leaving the gri W w.th the dawning Heai throken at 4k of day DEV UGHTE y recalls a memory a loved one laid to rest ose who_st ones w ARY. remember her ) 10ved her best. ANN remembrance PRINETTL loxi dear husband, EDWARD died_three vears ago today. Just @ line of sweet rem Just a memory, foud and 1 Juxt a token of iove's devo That my heart longs PRINETTL. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear fatner, EDWARD PRINETTI who departed this life three years ago today We cannot hear your voice, dear father, Your smile we cannot see But_let t te token show ly October 15, Anniversary mass MOTHER. * loving remembrance HALA RICHARI: nine years ago 't PUGH, who | 1918, ~ix years ago today at X Dommic s Cuurch, RICHARDS. In sad b of our dear mother, depa this r we miss; il in the voice we loved i keep her safe with Thee, until meet some day above. Although you are gone, you are mot for- r be ains with us, think of thee, As long us life re We will alw THOMAS, mother and wi who departed th day, October 1 Upright and faithful in all her w: A Wonderful mother to the end of her, 50 good and kind: a wonderful memory she left behind. HER HUSBAND AND 80 In loving rememt HARRIE THOMA: three years ago to mother. who departed this life four yesrs ago todar. Sweet memorles will linger forever, Time caunot change them, 'tis true, For vears that are passed cannot sever My loving of you. N N MILTON. WILLIAMS. 1n sad bt loving memory of our POLLY WILLIAMS, who died do we miss you? ! But let this little token show We still think of thee _ Though it fill our hearts with pain. But your x it whispers meet you TER, MADELINE FUNERAL DIRECTORS., T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7976. WM. H. SARDO & CO., 412 H St. . Phone Lincoln 524. Modern Chapel. Automo le Funcrals. Director _and ‘ommodious Moderate call M. 1385, r————THE ORIGINAL —— W.R.Speare @o. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE = CLYDE J.NICHOLS —— _ Berrp & Walsh " R. F. HARVEY'S SON u.m‘.‘”?fl‘ NUNERAL ‘x":iu‘fix{; 3 x\':',wnvn. Homelike Funeral Parlors. hane Lineotn 445 . “NORVAL K. TABLER 1526 L St NW. Main 1564 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Uodern Chapel._Teienioge, _Main 2473 Quick. Dignifed and W. W. Deal & Co. 6 11 ST. LINCOLN 200 PA. AVE, S.E, Model Chapel. Lincoln 142, Private Ambulanves, Livery in_Connection, \/L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. adiimen:” 940 F St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons. (ISAAC BIRCH) 5 m M ST. N.\W, Established 1841. Phone West 6. YOU_SHOULD HAVE ™ Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 Hefre Ave. N. Timothy Hanlon _ 641 H ST. Phone L. 5543. f{CHAS.S. ZURHORST. J