Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 7

DAWES GOES EAST AFTER BIG RALLY Turnout By the Associated Press. ON BOARD ROUTE MART vade of John presidenti Dawes eastward middle At Hean non The da in Davis’ State Declared Largest in Recent Years. DAWES SPECIAL, EN |will WILMINGTON, Va., October led back westward to in-| Mr. NSBURG, W Having dou d date, swing States as the Repub- Vice President of the lighter ones ! THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. -C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 1924. - on the Republican nominee’s itinerary, with only two speeches listed, one a rear-platform talk at Lancaster, Pa., and a night address at Wilmington, Del. Leaving Wilmington late to- night, Mr. Dawes will go into the New York City district to spend three days and deliver two speeches, one.at New- ark N. J.,, Friday night and the other in Brooklyn Saturday night. With the exception of these two speeches, the New York district will see very little of Mr. Dawes. He an- nounced today that he would spend most of the thyee days at the home in GIVE MILITARY RITES. Funeral Service at Arlington for Randolph T. Warwlick, 59, 2231 ncroft st. Commander Dichman Today. Joseph R. Wilson, 71.' 1205 20th at. Military rites will. mark the burial | ,Mprle Wennerberg, 28, Walter Reed Hos- in the Arlington National Cemetery Martha A. Rigby, 84, 2019 Hillyer pl. this atternoon of the body of Comdr. | Amnle'R. Sulivan. Ti, 4121 conn. av C. Grattan Dichman of the Navy, who [ Frank E. Warren 61, Gar lost his life in an aeroplane_accident at | SmiY (. Griln. 06 2150 Florlda ave. San Diego, 1f., last Thursday. Joseph F. Vood, 15, 1510 Massachusetts Comdr. Dichman was from New |ave. s.e i York, and entered the Navy in July, | james Dorser, B3, ¢ ;.“‘;g;",‘,'_‘:;l’""» Montelair, N. J., of C. A. Hanna, an | 1903 He was especially commended | Grace Craig. 88, Freedmen's Hospital. ontole X, e it AT e by the Navy Department for services| Elizabeth Scott, 75, Freedmen‘s Hospital, old friend of his days In Lincoln,|® x 3 Foloen| Missenth Seit W5, Siscpsees s o e in the World War, and before his de-| Georslunna, Brown, 7. 1625 5th st SR Y parture for California was on duty| MW Thompaoa, yr.. 7 months, Wil Held Coaferemce. at the Naval Station at Hampton | s, - ' Mr.. Dawes' train was scheduled to | Roads. He only recently reached the !reach Wilmington at 3:15 o'clock this grade of commander. | atternoon, and on his arrival there he receive Republican leaders [ === = Del, |aboard the train and later entertain |vania, Ohio and West Virginia, and | several at dinner. the uddress made by the nominee in Dawes' invasion of West Vir-|Exposition Hall at the State fair the native State|ginia for an address last night at |grounds was preceded by an old-fash- Democratic | Wheeling was made the occasion for |ioned political parade. Charles G.[a Republican rally, declared by Re-| The Republican nominee continued gain traveling | publican leaders to have been the|his assault on the La Follette Inde- through the !largest held in the State In recent |pendent movement, and, discussing |neral services will be conducted vears. |the Dbudget system again, warned |9 o'clock Saturday morning in Delcgations ‘were present from half |against a change “from a President | Mary's Church, and interment will be a dozen Ohlo River cities in Pennsyl- | who has courage like Calvin Coolidge. Mary's Cemete-y. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Mary Ger} Emergency Hospital. SALVATION ARMY .ASKS CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN The social service or the Salvation Army is_endeavoring to supply the poor children of Washington with clothes suitable for school wear. Dur- ing the past two weeks several hun- dred applications have come into the army headquarters from poor parents appealing for clothes and shoes for their children. . Many of these applications have been filled, but, with the supply jotally exhausted and the requests still pouring in, the army officials are calling upon the people of Washing- ton to assist them in the good cause. Almost anything of this nature will be welcome. There are skilled work- ers at the Industrial Home 4o reno- \ate the worn garments and put them in wearable condition. Many of the parents of these children also are badly in need of proper clothing and shoes and any articles of this char- acter, as well as broken pleces of furniture, old books and magazines will be gratefully received by the army officlals. A telephone call to Main 2023 will be promptly answered ©y one of the Salvation Army wagons. Home st 5w 1017 1st - Man, 65, Drops Dead on Street. Adolph _F. Doeing, 65, clerk in_the Census Bureau, who resided at 1237 Quincy street northeast, dropped dead at the northeast corner of Ninth and H streets yesterday afternoon. A re- ceipted telephone bill found in his pocket established his identity. Fu- R s R HART SCHAFFNER N R P A & R i3 " e i o §«,¥ MILLIONS OF MEN WEAR ART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES »\E‘sm_«‘m : S Young men: it's the smart style - they like : Men of moderate means: economy is what they're after Men who can pay any price: the fine woolens and expert tailoring appeal to them ‘Men who want long wear: they get it in the fine quality Men who are irregular in size: they find that there’s a perfect fit for every figure Copyright, 1924, Hart Schaffner & Mare RALEIGH HABERDASHER INCORPORATED Thirteen-ten F Street CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Stearns Bible class will meet tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., in Mount Ver- non Place M. E. Church, with Dr. K. B. Moomaw In charge. “A Wagon Trip Through Palestine” is the title of an illustrated lecture by Dr. Lucius Clarke of the American University, before the Business Wom- en’s Council tomorrow, 7:46 p.m., in lecture room of Church of the Cove- nant. Current events class, 6:45 p.m. Dr. Isaac Ward will lecture before Bible class at 6:45 p.m. Subject, “Au- thenticity of the Bible.” Weat End Citizens’ Association will meet Monday, 8 p.m., in Corcoran Me. morial Hall, G. W. U. Election of of- ficers, The first meeting of the Douglass- Simmons Parent-Teacher Assoclation will be held tomorrow, 8 p.m., in hall of Abby S. Simmons School. Judge Thompson wi e exposi- tion of Sunday school lesson tomor- row, 4:45 p.m., at Y. W. C. A, 1311 G street, under auspices of American Home Bible Institute. Mrx. Rachel Don, national president »f the W, C. T. U. of New Zealand, will make an address at Calvary Bap- tist Church Sunday, 3 p.m The Big Sisters of the District will neet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at St. Pat- :k's rector: The Chevy Chaxe Chapter, ¥. W. C. A, will hold a bazaar and tea and dinner at Presbyterian Church, Chevy Chase Circle, tomorrow from 4 to McMahon Hall, Catholic University. October 30, on “The Conference at Geneva.” Lecture open to the public “An old-fashioned sapper by the log fire” will be given by Soclety of May- fower Descendants at Columbia Coun- try Club, Monday, 6:30 p.m. Alpha Delta Pal luncheon to row. 12:30 p.m. at the Madrillon i street fety will meet Satur- day, 8 p.m., in assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. Vernon Balley will lecture on “Recent Observations in Glacier National Park,” illustrated with lantern slides, and “Palestine and Its Fauna” will be presented by Ph. J. Baldensperger of Nice, France Also with lantern slides. Visitors are welcome. Biologieal S A dance under auspices of the Catholic Women's Service Club to- morrow, 8:45 pm., at Community House, 601 E street The Washington Sciences and the Philo: will hold Academy of ophical Society joint meetinz 3 3:15 p.m., in assembly hall of Cosmos ‘lub. Prof. H. N. Russell, Princeton University, will deliver address o1 Recent Advances in Our Knowledge | °f the Interior of the Stars Stuart xt. America Legion. will give a Mardi Gras cos- cume ball, November 11, at City Club Victim of Burns Dead. cial Dispatch to The Srar. HA ASTOWN, Md. Michael Lawrence, today ot burns was caught by October 23.—— vears old, died sustained when he a fire while trying to rescue valuable papers from his jurning home. His wife, who was urned while trying to save him, is ious condition "Mourning Blacks Dyed | 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 SYMPATHY is often most appropri nionetary Assista receives greater Chambers’ Sympathy expresses itxelf in mones saved the family 1 its hours of bereavement elr expressed in in time of need Chambers’ Policy is to furnish a funeral at a fair profit and zive the best. Chambers’ $100 Funeral % one of dignity and refinement. and dis- plays an elegance greatls in excess of what one would expect at the priee Chambers’ $75 Funeral is guaranteed complete and satisfactory. AMBERS mever tries to raise the “limie” Chambers’ Ambulances are comfortable and attractive S s 0 $4.00 W. W. CHAMBERS (0. Dependable Serviee 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Columbin 432 LOST. BAR PIN. eold. platinm fop. hetween Chas: fleton Apartment wnd Dupont’ Circle. - Phone North 10000, Apt. 152, Reward b BILL FOLD. containing bills, Wednes: day. Miss H. Coolidge. Grace Dodge Hotel. ® HINDER —Aliminum. contatning 8. Freedman ons delivers sheets. Finder will be re: 843 COLLIE—Sable. female, ward. 521 7th st. n.e. iy DOG—Tan Pekingese; male: nea? 7th and R <w.: $10 reward; no.aquestions. Return 215 3 250 DOG—Strayed away Friday afternoon: large brindle bull_terrier, wearing harness with license tag 7798; reward. 1136 17th st. n.w. Franklin 8215. 230 FUR_NECKPIEC rown, 1o front of or in'Chety Cha 1 3804.Ki Wha st. | Reward tomac 1 . GLASSES, tortolse, . between McKinle; School and 52 Randoiph pl. m.w. Re. IT8-W. 240 ANDBA( . brown velvet, with T H!\luin. between Florida ave. and 20th lt.drl‘n: Wyoming ave. and 18th st. via 19th st. Re. 23 KEYS—Bund between Porter st. and Zoo entrance. Reward. Cleve. iand 30751 e G GO ege CRPT) t Tth and G sts. Please . 8. Pen. Office. o NOSEGLASSES—Light-rimmed, without case, probably near 7th st.; reward. Call Col. 2008-W. 24 POCKETBOOK—ATligator; containiog money and papers. Liberal reward. Address Infor- mation, Box 15-T, 5';’. “office. B PURSE—On_Thursday, October 16, probably on, 18th st. between Corcoran and U ste.. ross. 2olored leather purse, contalning money, mem- orands and key.” Reward it returned fo Hoom 201, Hibbs Bldg. a5 PURSE_Black_bead, containing money and P hone North 30°7: Reward: 235 P i —_Lady's, contalning_ keys and money, F R a near’ Fairtax, Bunday. Address Bot 121-T, Star office for reward. g RING—Diamond; _whige gold _setting; E sibly near Columbia rd. and 18th or on Mt. Pleasant car lie. Reward. Telephone Col. 1400.3. NG_Piain_gold band, inscribed Do _your Bt 2o ot got lost.” Fonty. 1617.v 3 st. h.w. Mr. Chatkoff. Reward. SCARF—Black and wi i ORll Mal 1100 35 Granepl SCARF—Brown fox, Mondey, between Pal 13th and F. Call ‘North 8142. RINE PIN set in circle of goid. Col, 7 SKIRT—Purple pin stripe; lost on New York Sve.or Mase: Reward. 102 H st. n_w. Franklin 1503. PEOTACLES—GOld bows, horn vims, lost !mlTllfll and Girard and 13th ln;‘ Harvard sts. n.w._Finder please call Col. 2799-W after 6 p.m. Reward. A SPECTACLES_Pair_shell-rimmed, Friday; re- ard, ‘Fhone Col: 0OT4. TOOL BAG, leather; containing electgician’s tools; reward. Atwood & Rupprecht, 81 13th. WRIST WATCH, gold, initialx “R. W. T. to M. P..” either on Takoma Park car, 14th and Decatir car or Clifton Terrace Apts. Reward. Col. 6306 or Col. 3317. e T WATCH, lady’s, gold, and link chain, Vit monogram " ntiala’ M. W.. on ‘buck Please call Miss Julia M. ‘Warner, 1577 B st. .., or phone Lincols 5626, . 1201 i ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. “Insanity and the Law” will be the subject of a lecture by Dr. D, Percy | SULLIVAN. Hlckling at 5:30 o'clock, in law school building of the National University. Virginian Republican Voters will meet in the Cleveland School, Eighth and T streets, under auspices of the Virginia Republican League. ‘Speak- ers and musical program. All Virgin- lans in District invited. Rev. Dr. Charles Wood will speak on “Reconstructed Men and Nations” at midweek service in lecture room of Church of the Covenant, 8 o'clock. The Policemen’s Association will give an entertainment and dance, §:15 o'clock, at City Club, The Lonesome Club will meet, 8:30 o'clock, in private ballroom of Arcade. Dancing. Strangers welcome. Speclal meeting of Trinidad Citi- zens’ Association, 8 o'clock, at Wheat- ley School. League for 'the Larger Life will conduct a healing meeting at its cen- ter, 1628 K street, 8 o'clock. Benning-Glendale-Oakland ssoctation will m; at chool. Citizens' Smothers Maryland State Society meet, 3 o'clock, at Thomson School. A Marylanders in District invited Births Reported. Tl tollowing bcths dave)eon sepedied 1 e ‘Tieatth Deartmment b we tast SF pocsn aniel P. ind Heleu M. Riordun, boy z Sirge ¥. and Mary C_iyers, girl g A R A Raym H. and Ethel W. Cross. girl Aty W and Mammaret 1§ Baelon gir] Arthur J. id Matilda E. Manvel, girl. Tl s e e Hatota E. nd Spaxe 5. Suts boy Thoman 3. 0 e U s, i Taonard F. and Virginia Perrell, bo Gt & i s By Pl Yot T and Avinie Seairidin, i Liyland B. and Gladss 1. Compton. girl Walter V. und Katherine (. Hurley, girl Frank M. and Yvonne Hes Rirl. Benjamin and Dora Kre i girl. A o e A B int gt Friinea B b a1 FiTn B, oia Coutss Peagansoans Honat exardotite seasnat Albert A. and Friedu Footer, girl Samuel L. and Jeonie B. Gallahan, girl i L st Dogotne & et Frank agaRimacsr Rissboce, 10 Wager and Nina M. Brown. boy T iun ana oile 3G Hpomac S mobt aad. isrie Cammmiit 1, Amel and Clae SATE oy Frank und Mamie Ford, boy. Marriage Licenses. rilarriage licenses bave been issued to the ollowing: James Thornton of Fredericksburg, Va., and illie Jones of thi Joseph Warren cis_ Moora. d Mary E. Holf dosa Fleming and Sadie Henderson Ph Roypen, Loti i R Harks Mary David tna Susanna D. Kindig of Fredes Roiert I Cogen of* Pittaburgh Emily Maisden of Barneshoro, F Charles E. Pratt of Pittsburgh Annie Taylor of Rarnesboro. Pa. John W. Barker and Ruth Russell F. Halnes of Sellersville, ©n Manders of this city. Sam R Tatom and Estella M. Grifin Sidney ' Atlas and Celin R. tein Magnus ard Lillian F. Spauls E. Bolling and Carrie Brooks, Mary Green. & and Alberta Williams Wiiliam M Walker and Mars M. Turaer es S Tavlor and Nepple Stoker. a Wheeler and Julia Miller. italph Hiteh S - Naval Lieutenants Shifted. Lieut. James M. Thomas, Naval Sup- ply Corps, attached to the recelving ship at New York City, has been ordered to the naval powder factory at Indian Head, Md.. and Lieut. George A. Wilcox of the same corps, attached to the U. S. S. Vega, has been ordered to the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- pun Navy Departmen €ard of Thanks. MORIARTY. We wish to thank our relatives pathy and beautiful floral fributes at the of LEO P. MORIARTY. ILDREN, MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHER Marriages. NEILSON—McGUIRE. Mr. and M W. Mctuire announce the marriage of their ughter, NORMA A.. to ALBERT S. NEIL. SON_ October 22, 1834, at the parsonage of the Metronolitan Baptist Church, Kev. John . Bail officiating. = Deaths, CREAMER. Wednesday. October 22 1924, RICHARD L. CR R. beloved husband ? the Iate Frances E. Creamer. Funeral m his late residence. 55 Randolph place . Saturday, October 25, at 2 pom. terment at Glenwood Cemetery. CRUIKSHANK. Wednesda: after a short iliness, his residence. 1083 Park road n.w. THOMAS ANTISELL CRUIKSHANK. Funeral October 24, at 11 im., Oak HUl Chapel, * DICKERSON. Wednesday, October 22 at 7 am. at Ribley Hospital. LOVISE M. DICKE (nee. Cook). beloved wife of Robley Edgar Dickerson. = Funeral from her late rewidence. 1924 Kearney st. ne. Saturday. October 25, at 2 Relatives and friends invited to attend. luterment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. 2 DICKERSON. A special meeting of East Gate Chapter. No. 21, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held in iMasonic Temple, %thode Inland tand Mills aves. n.e., Saturday, October 25, at one (1) o'clock p.m.. for the purpose the funeral of Sister LOUISE RBUCHEN, Worthy Matron, DOEING. Suddenly, Tuesday, October 21, 1824, ADOLPH F. DOEING of Apoliona 1 Funeral from residence, 1237 Quiney s October 25. at 8:30 a.m. Church, where requiem ma at ® am. Interment St. Mary's (.‘unu;‘r\' TITZGERALD. Wednesday, October 22, 1624, PATRICK _{., beloved brother of Bridget Fitzgerald. Remains at Ryan's Chapel, 317 ave. Funeral mass Fridsy, 9 Holy Comforter Church, l4th- and East Capitol sta. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. * GREEN. Tuesday, October 21, 1024, at 6:05 p.m.. NORMAN MORGAN GREEN, beloved hiehand « 7 Margnerie- > October 24, at 3 1924, terbeck). ' Funeral Frida; ielatives und invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. . LAWLESS. Thursday, October 23, his residence; 46 New York ave. n. J.. beloved husbund of the late Mary A. Lawless. Notice of funeral hereafter. 24 McNICOLAS. At Tucson, Ariz, DOROTHY, Deloved daughter of Richard and :llen Mc- Nicolas (nee Ryan). R Washington Fridey. the residence of her uticle, B st. n.w., a.m. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius at 9:80 o'clock. tives ‘and friends in- vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 24* MURPHY. Tu-sday, October 21, 1924, at her home. Berwyn, Md., ABIGAIL ARBANIA, beloved daug ter of Thomas J. §. Murphy, aged 21 yewrs. al Vermont Avenue Chr'xtian Church Frid October 24, at 11 o'clock a.m. Relatives friends invited to attend. 23 NORRIS. Wednesday, ctober 22. 1024, at 120 6th st. n.e., NANNIE T. (nee Foie; beloved wife of Charle E. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. PAYNE., Depacted this life Wednesday, Oc- tober 22, 1924, at 8:43 am., JAMES W. PAYNE, beloved father of Maude E. Pier- son and the Remains can be seen funeral parlors, 12th st. . D Funeral from Metropolitan A, M. E. Church, M st. between 15th 16th s n.w., Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Lar- mony Cemetery. Though cast down, we're not forsaken; ‘Though afflicted, not alos g T by Atad THE FAMILY. * [YNE. The Elder Men's Rellef Associa- "lhn announces the death of Brother J. W. PAYNE. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p.m., from the Mets Ih"‘"d‘il‘{l' E. Church, on M st. between 16th and 16t n.w. H. H. NAYLOR, President. 3. C. Burlls, Becretary. % 0GGE, October 22, 1924, MARY ELIZA- BOETH McCULLOUGH, wite of Karl Rogge STACE. Tucsday, October 21. 1924, at 3708 34th st n.w. (34th and Porfer sts.), MARY A., beloved iwife of the lat Stack. Funeral from the Friday, October 24, at 9:30 a. St. Themas' Church, 27th st. and Woodley rd., where solemn hizh mass will be ng Interment, Mount Olivet Ceme- and friends for their kind expression of aym- | Deaths. v After a short lllness, at ber njece’s residence, 4121 Connecticut ave. n.w., E B. SULLIVAN, daughter of the late Patrick and Bridget Sullivan. Funeral from ber late residence, 500 B st. s.w., Friday October 24, 8:30 a.m., thence to Bi. Dominics ( where bigh' requiem mars will be jung at 9 lier soul. X terment Mount Olivet Cemetery WHITING. Wednesday, October 22, 1924. at st. nw., FRANK J., beioved hus- es Wiiting. He leaves to mourn two daugbters, two sous-in-law, relatives and & Lost of friends. Notice of funeral hereafter. Pupe & Clurke iu charge. 24 WIDMAYER. Suddenly, Wednesday, October 32, 1924, at 4:30 pm. WILLIAM be loved husband of Wiihelmina Widmayer aged 63 years. Funeral frum his late resi 3821 Georgla ave. n.w.. on Friday October 24, at 8 p.m. Rélatives and friends o attend. Interment (priv t Rock Creek Cometery, 1 (P vate) WIDMAYER. Wi-hington. D. C.. 15, B. P. 0. Elks: 1 “mession of sorrow’ at day, October 21, for ng the funeral’ of our late brother, WIL. LIAM G. WIDMEYER, who pussed to ) Great Lodge of fhe Hereafter October Funeral from lat, 3321 Georgiu ave. Interment at services at Iodge No lodge wili convese in o'clock p.m. ¥ri purpose of attend Elks’ grave. "By order JAMES A. BALDERSON. Exalted T Attest: WILLIAM §. SHELBY, Secre YEATMAN. Wednesday 8:37 p.m., at her re MARY OLIVIA SIMP widow of Robert Henry Yeatman Notiee of fuperal later. * In Memoriam. BINACO. Tn loving remembrunce of my dear husband, THOMAS ARTHUR BINACO, wi, departed thix life six years ago today, O« tober 23, 1918, Although you are gone, dear Tom . mot "forzotten Nor will you ever be, As long as life remains with me T will always think of thee. 1S LOVING WIFE. * FORCEY. In sacred and loving remembran of my dear daughter, ALVERTA W. ¥ GEY. who departed "this' life Octotier Steep on, dear Alverta leep and take your rest Twelve years you've had that blessed From which one neve: wukes to. weep. HER SAD AND LONELY MOTHER, NIE F. ADAMS. * ALSO SISTER RUBY AND BROTHER WILLIE GIANGINLIO. In sud but loving remembran. of our dear father and husband, SALVA TORE GIANGINLIO, who departed this 1i (w0 years ago today, October 23, 1922 THE FAMILY GIBSON. A token of love to the sacred mem ory of our dear parents, father, GEOKGE W.. who passed into eter July 31 1568, and mother, JOSEPH ,“October , 1905, May their souls rest in peace. DAUGHTERS, MRS. A. G. JASPER AND JOSEPHINE F. GIBSON. CILL. In memory of our dear mother, MARY . GILL, who departed this lifs two years g0, October 23, 1922 one, but not forgotten. SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. * JOHNSON. In loving memory of our_dear father and husband. PEARL B. JOHNSOX who departed this life ffteen years ago. 0. tober 23, 1809. In_my heart your memorr linge Sweetly, tender, fond and true There is Dot & day, dear father. That we do not think of you He bade no one a last farewe He sald good-bye to none. His loving heart had ceased to be: Before we knew it he was go A precions one from us has gone A voice we loved Is stilles A place is vacant in our home That never can be flled. RBut God knows all things HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN, MRS. Man THA P. JOHNSON. MRS, MARY MOORE PEARL AND HILDA . PALMER. A tribute of love in_ memory of my beloved friend, FLORENCE PALMER who departed this life one_vear ago todas October 23, 1923, ANN WILSON. * SEMPLE. In loving remembrance of my des mother, A. SEMPLE, who left m. three Years ago today, October 23, 1921 When alone In my sorrow and bitter tears flow There comes sweet dreams of a few yeas ago; Unknown to others, she steals br my side And whispers, my big girl, death cannc divide. LY DAUGHTER. ALICE BUCK In sad but loving remembrance loved husband and father, PERCY A . who departed this life three years . October 23, 192 but not forgotten. WIFE, MARY Y. MARY LILL HIS_LOVIN AND BARY X SOPER. - SOPER. In memory of my brother, A, S0P wh rest three years azo todas, Uetober Loved in life, remembered in deatn MOTHER AND BROTHER In sad but. losing remembrance beloved son and brother, ALVIN £, who departed this life six years October 1918 SOPER son and went 1o STEELE. t beaven cannot hea However deep the pain Help us, ob, t Lord. This e We are weak. oh. Teach us to know ths this truth to feel to gain orter Disine. all our griefs ar Earth has no grief that Heaven cannot cure I we have faith and pras The bealing may be siow, but it is sure, In His own time and way He cends us cos To say th min HIS MOTHER BROTHER. fort, helps us to resign, ugh tears, Thy war, O Lord. not FATHER, SISTER AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Mogern Criapel. Teienione. Main 2473 JAMES T. RYAN AVE, S.E Model Cha; Lincoln 142. te Ambulances. RE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Spears establishment. 940 F St. N.W. Phone Frank. 6626. 2 Joseph F. 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