Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1924, Page 7

THE EVENING I BUTTER | COFFEE Carton Only 55¢ One of nature’s finest foods. Buy butter of our nearest store and get the finest grade butter. Perlb........ Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE A Delicious, Mild, Breakfast Coffee ORANGES and GRAPEFRUI Loffler’s Pure Pork Sausage Pure Lard | Strip Bacon 2 1bs. 35¢ | .23 ¢ Quality Supreme in Canned Salmon KINNEY’S Columbia River CHINOOK SALMON Nt 45¢ 27c First Quality Nuts Walnuts, Ib. ...35¢ Almonds, Ib. . ..35¢ Brazils, Ib. ....19¢ $1.00 Hershey’s Choco- . late Kisses, per Box Round Cans, No. 1 Size 9 _ Whole S Wheat Ralston Peet Bros. Crystal White A remarkable soap at a most mod- erate price. DelMonte Sliced Peaches In the No. 1 Round Tin Just the right size for small families. Per Lb.... Ibs. for 30c “Dromedary” Cocoanut 2-0z. pkg......... Cocoanut 4-0z. pkg....... Dates, pkg. ..........20c 9 16¢ 25¢ 6--25¢| 20 2-29c Single Can, 15c Wilbur’sBreakfast Cocoa i Wilbur's products are the very finest quality. We urge a trial of this fine breakfast cocoa. Clicquot Club “Pale Dry”’ Ginger Ale 17c 225¢ This is the new Clicquot product so extensively advertised. An opportunity for you to try it. Sunsweet Package Prunes 2:0b: Package .. . ...ii o L 23c We cannot too strongly urge you to try a package of the prunes. Here is the selection of the choicest fruit of the largest distributors| R R, Ind. can. .. .10¢c of prunes in America. sively advertised in various magazines. size, a size considered most desirable for table use. This is the brand you have seen so exten- The prunes are medium Our price is remarkably cheap, made low so you will at least try a package. Fresh Milk Our sales bf fresh milk last week showed a large increase. We believe you will agree that H. L. Black & Son’s fresh milk is an exceptionally good product. This Week Our Price Will Be rnt @c o 11c |3 Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Pkgs. for 40c Per Lb. 39¢ Now at the height of perfection For Breakfast, Lunch or Sandwiches Loffler’s Sliced Smoked Ham Sold in all our stores. broiling this very thin smoked ham. Viained-19¢ Layer Figs Fine quality 29c Try sliced product, from Smymna, Ib. .. Cerealse 221/ | WHEATEN Avke. 22¢ This Week’s Specials—Things Almost Every One Can Use. Michigan Navy Beans 4 Van Camp’s (leaneasy Soap 63c For 20 soap wrappers and $1.95 Van Camp offers you a large walking and talking doll. Cakes for Ask our clerk about getting this doll at the same time you buy the soap. SANITARY This is a large bottle of CATSUP real good catsup. 12¢ Snowdrift, 1-Ib. can. .22¢ Crisco, 1-lb. can. . . . .23c Crisco, 3-lb. can. . .. .67¢c Crisco, 6-lb. can. . . $1.30 Mazola, pint. .......30c Mazola, quart........55¢ Wesson Oil, pint... . .29c Wesson Oil, quart. . . .52¢ Plum Pudding Libby’s, 1-Ib. can.25¢ R.R,, 1-lb. can. . .29¢c KRAFT’S Swiss Loaf Cheese, L SR Every One Likes Them Pennant Saltédz 5 Peanuts, jar, C In vacuum packed jars, in- suring original freshness. Buy them once and you'll buy them often. F Shriver’s A-1 Peas The very smallest sifting of the pack. Per Can 1f they were label- ed in French, it would read: “Petit Pois.” Jy MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, W. C. REICK, NEW YORK PUBLISHER, EXPIRES Former Owner of Metropolitan Dailies Succumbs to Stroke of Apoplexy. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, December 8.—Willlam |C. Relck, former owner of the New York Sun, Evening Sun and the Journal of Commerce, died here last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry S, Stearns, jr., after an fliness which dated from a stroke of paralysis he suffered while in Ber- muda in October. Mr. Reick bought the majority of the stock of the New York Sun from the estate of the late Willlam M. La Fannan on December 7, 1913. There he remained until 1916, when Frank A. Munsey, then proprietor of the New York Press, purchased his interest. In 1921 Mr. Relck acquired ntrol of the Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, only to re- tire in 1923 because of ill health. rior to his purchase of the con- trolling interest in the Sun Mr. Relck was one of the principal owners of the New York Times from 1907 to 1912 and president of the Public Ledger Company of Philadelphia dur- ing the same period. Mr. Reick was born in Philadelphia September 29, 1864. He attended Har- vard University for a short time and entered newspaper work at Phila delphia in 1883. He was editor of the London and Paris editions of the New. York Herald during 1888 and 1889, city editor of the same paper from 1889 to 1903 and president of the Her- ald Company from 1303 to 1906. VETERAN WORKER DIES. Miss Margaret C. Towles, 74 yvears old, formerly an employe of the Gov- ernment for 40 years and a resident of this city 44 vears, died at her res- idence, 1404 Fifteenth street, day. Funeral services wera conduc ed at the chapel of J. William Lee, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, today at 11 o'clock. the late Dr. Willlam Beverley Towles and Mrs. Mary Washington Towles. he was retired from the Pension Of- fice about two years ago, where she had worked more than 20 years. She is survived by a sister, Miss Agatha Lewis Towles of this city, seven nieces.and three nephews. | At Age 85—send date of birth for particu- lars and illustration. Company foutided 1365, Assets over £300.000.000. Bldg. M. Le Roy Goff. 810 Woodward __ Insurance—All Branches—M. reised by Chambers at tme of death—Care fn preparing the eased—Care in handling the funeral Care in all the arrangements Above All hat ed Care of thoss remaining not temporarils embarra buge funeral expenses they are by having Chambers can furnish ans kind of fu- neral. ambers’ $100 Funeral includes Reautiful Casket and All His Service— equal to some at three times the price. Chambers can do it at half cost Chambers bhas the largest in town. equipment Chambers® Only $4.00. Ambulances are fine. . Chambers’ Brown Stone Funeral Home For your use at no additional cost W.. W. CHAMBERS 14th at Chapin N.W. Phone Col. 432 THE woodwork of your rooms can mar or make their appearance. For base , boards, window casings and sills we suggest that you consult our experts. “Wall paper of character” Hooper & Klesner Painters 929 H St. NW Main 4763 Waodward & Lothrop Goldenbers's The Hecht Co.— Frederick's Stores(Two St Arthur Neuman Dreyfuss Bros, Sol Hersog, Ine Friedlander Bros. University Shop Mt. Vernon Haberdashery Hollander Bros. J. 0. Tune M. Levitan & Cs. J. Protas & Son e U S TS ESE S Hat 's) Satur- | 1’ 35,066 Life Insurance }or 546.96 i Miss Towles was the daughter of | FLEET. | | { HANEY. 1924. TRAIN ACCIDENT FATAL. RYE, N. Y., December 8.—Albert de Silver, 35, Brooklyn lawyer, and di- rector of the American Civil Liberties Union, was killed when he was thrown yesterday from an express train on the New Haver Rallroad. De Silver was walking from one car to another and when the train lurched in turning a curve, he was hurled to the platform of the station here. His wife and son, who were on the | train, were unaware of the accident until the train reacaed New Haven, Conn. Beaths. ALLEN. On Friday, December 5, 1924, at her residence, 1308 D st. n.w., MARY L. ALLEN. Funeral services at the chapel of A. J. Schippert, 2008 Pa. ave. n.W., on Tuesday, December 9, 2 o'clock p.m. HRelatives gud friends invited. ANDERSON. On Friday, December 5, 1924, ANNIE 8 ANDERSON, widow of William Anderson.’ Funeral from chapel of W. R. Bpeake Co., 1208 H st. n.w., Tuesday, December 9, at 10:30 a.m. ANDERSON. Departed this life Fridsy, cember 5, 1024, Mrs. ANNIE. Beautiful toller, thy work all done; Beautiful soul into glory gone; Beautiful life, with its crown now won, th thee' rest Rest from all sorrow, sighing and tear Hest through the wonderful, endless years, At home with the blest . A C De- HER LIFELONG FRIEND, MRS MUSIO BURRELL. Departed this at dence. 12 28d st mw.. in full triumph of faith” Saturday, December 6, 1924, EMMA, devoted wife of Joseph L. aud moth: er of Mrs. Nora R. Drew, Mrs. Ruth Folsom, Mra. Eva ‘Myers, Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Mrs. Hena Tansil, Josephine, Midge, John and" Richard Burrell, ngoe’ grandchildren t of relatives and friends. Funeral . December 9, at 2 p.w., from Lib- ptist Chureh. &° BUTTLER. Departed this lite Saturday, De- cember 1924, at 7:45 p.m.. at his resi- dence, 2010 ... WILLIAM A.. devoted husband of Susie Buttler. He leaves to mourn (heir loss & wife, one son, two sisters Aud ‘s host of relatives and friends. Fun eral Wednesday, December 10, from his late residence at 2 p.m., Rev. E.'B. Watson of the Metropolitan A.' M. E. Zion Church of- ficiating. . CLARKE. Departed cember’ 7, 1924, at 12 pum residence. ' 1617 3rd’ sf. n.w beloved miece of Henrietia Hlac L. Tsabel and Fannie Kinner funeral hereafter. CONNOR. Sunday, December 7, 1024, at 2 a.m.. JOHANNA' CONNOR. Funeral will take place from her laie residence, 218 H st D.W. on Tuesday morning, December 9. 8:30"0'clock; thence fo St. Aloysius Church, where mass will be said for repose of her soul at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery Departed this life Saturday. Decem- ber 6, 1924, at 4:30 a.m.. at her daugbter's fdence. 1417 st ne. 1DA FLEET, wife of (he late’ Thomas Fleet. —She lcaves 10 mourn ler loxs a brother and seven chil- dren—Mrs. Matiida Millard. Irene Green, ldn Munokey. Mildred Kelly. Henry Fleet. Otho” Fleet,” Lamuel Fleet—and six grand- children. a' host of relatives and friends. Funeral 'will be held at Mount Hope A. M. E. Church. Tuesday. December 9, ai 11 o'clock a.m., at Camp Springs, Md. 8% GARNER. Saturday, December 6, 1924, 1 pm.. at ber residence, River road, Be thesda. Md.. LOTTIE S. GARNER, beloved it her resi- De- her MARY well, Emm; Natice of this Ufe Sundey, aighter of “Thoma She wlso leaves to four sisters and three resting at the funeral Jarvis, 2222 Ga. ave. uw. Funeral es Tuesday, December G at St Augustine's Church &t 10 a.m. Ioterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. g GILLIAN. Departed this lite Saturday, De- cember @, 1924, at 7:15 p.m.. at her resi- dence, 1765 T st. n.w., C(OKA GILLIAN Ehe leaves 1o mourn. a devoted son, George Parker: a brother, W. E. Hundoiph, and & sister, ‘Elizabeth Randolph, daughier of the Inte Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kandolph. Funeral services’ wiil be held at_the Mount Carmel Baptist ( 3ed and Eye sts. n.w., nexday. December 10, at 1 p.m., Rev. H. Jecnagin, pastor. GREEN. Departed this life Sunday, Decem ber 7. 1024, at 11:10 a.m., MRS. MARY E. GREBN of Mount Victoria, Md. She leaves fo mourn their loss four sons_snd two dnughters. James M. John E. William C and George A Green. Mrs. Gracle S Brown Mra Susie E. Dyson, buth of Mount torin, Charles County, Md. Funeral Tuesday 8. af 11 am. from Shiloh M. Charles County Md. * GROSS. b pariors of W. E ater ' grand. Roy and Elizabe d Evelin her late residence, Tucsdas, December 9. B the Golden . Wilbert, fron Members of Teaf Whispering Hope Soclety are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs. MARY GROSS, Tue December 9, at 2 p.m.. from her residence. 1613 11th st n.w.. and the funeral of Mrs. CORA GILLIAN, Wednesday, December 10. 1 pm. from Mt. Carmei Baptist Church. 3rd’ and I sts. MRS. PAULINE MARSHALL, Pres. MARIE L. JOHNSON, Rec. Secy. * december 8, 1624, at his residence, 1617 Wisconsin ave. n.w., WILLIAM H. HANEY. Notice of funeral later. . HARRIS. Sunday, December 7, am., RICHARD HARRIS, beloved son of Fannfe Harrls. He leavés to mourn his loss »_mother, Mrs. Fannie Harris, and ter. Mrs. Rosa Harris Pogue. ~Funeral Wednesday, December 10, at 10 a.m., from the chapel ‘of the Geo. W. Wise Co. Rela- fives and friends lavited. Interment | vate oo HENRICK. At Providence Hospital, on Satur- day, December 6. 1024, at 7:15 p.m., ERIC HENRICK, beloved son of the late Alonzo and Sarall Henrick. Funeral from the sidence of his sisers, 23rd st n.w., Tuesduy mber 9. At 2 pom. Relatives friends invited to attend. Intermént at awood Cemetery. HICKEY. On Saturday, December 6, 1924, at Providence Hospital, EDMUND PLOWDEN beloved husband of Jane Perry Hickey. Fuueral from St. Paul's Catholic Church, th and V sts. n.w.. on Tuesday, Dec ber 9, at 9:30 am. Tnterment private. LAUER. Saturday, December 6, 1024, at p.m., EMIL. beloved husband of Lauer. Funeral from his late residence, Quincy place n.w., on Tuesday, December 6. at 9 a.m. Reqiiem mass at St. Mary's Church &t 9:30 o'clock. Relatives aud friends invited. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. 7 LITTLE. Sunday, December 7, 1924. at her residence, 532 25th st. n.w., LULA LITTLE, beloved wife of Rutherford 1. Little and mother of George 8. and Elizabeth Little. Funeral services will be held December 9 a & pm. at 2256 12th st. n.w. Interment Asheville, N C. 1924, at 9 Friday night ity of 10th Saturday eve- FRENCH and G n.w.. around ning. Cail Potos Vi o'clock 1934 LOST. PN, diamond, piatinum; finder plea return to Mr. Bishop, 1221 F st., and receive rd. BRACBLET—Gold link, Sunday night. Re- 311 K s . n.e. ASSES—Near 18th 4nd E n.e. Decem- B eward. . Owner. 1306 B st: e, 8¢ EYEGLASSES—Tortolse-rimmed, near Geo Washington University. Reward. Please call Col._8285. 8* DOG—Collls, Sunday between 8 and & p.m. answers by name of Nell. Please return 816 D see. and receive reward. Mrs. Swarts. 10° FRATERNITY PIN—ZTA, Friday. Call Linc. 1140. G FANDBAG, Palr spectacies, key and book; on 14th st. car Saturday at 7:30 Re it returned to Séhippert. 2008 F; DB tatning between Brown velve! Wwoman's. 3 p North 5 from automo- 718 21st st . opposite 1147_Connecticut _avenue. Wildress Box 850-D. Star office. i PIN—Round, emerald, surrounded diamonds; Talnable a8 ‘an beirioom; Saturday. Reward. Main 8118, Apt. 710. s PIN—Alpha_Omicron Pi Frateraity, chased old, garnet in apex of “A”; lost between Tace Dodge Hotel and 309 8. Car. ave. Reward. POCKETBOOK—Blue _silk, vicini Oircle, 20th and O; contents, $10, pencil, etc. Reward. Main B020. FOCKETBOOK—On _Georgia_ave. af Newton ut, or on car_coming iu, one pocketbook con- aining card, bank book. $15 and large check: reward offered. . Main 8041 o ‘POCKETBOOK—Lady’s, in Lansburgh & Bro. Containing money and bank book, old pen. Reward if returned Apt. ortner. Reward. Dupont eys, red eaded, containing gold medal and vanity case: Saturday evening, in the Pleasant and Kilbourne; re- Call Adams 5486. @ PURSE, brown suede. cOUTAIRING eyegiamses. On_Columbia rd. Reward. - Phone Adams 5723 after b p.m. containing change d carrings. Chevy t PURSE, blue silk; flat; containing sum_of money; Sunday evening. North 2106, apt. 715; reward. » SPECTACLES, tortoise sbell, in leather case. 1614 Decatar n.w. WATCH—Waitbam, 31-Jewsl, open face, plaiz. with Masonie on fear; reward. H! Tavenroth, 30435 15 st s 9° WRIST 'A% E fifi; T s = . g0 Phone Fr. 9972, Reward. CKPIECE —Fisher fur, lost Friday, probubly Deaths. Saturday, December 8, 1924, her fesidence, 829’ North A AGNES, ‘the beloved R. and Matiida A. Mac- il take piace- from ber late residence on Tuesday, December 9, at 9:30 o'clock, thence to St.” Aloysius Church. where high Tequiem mass Will be sung at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. lu- terment Mount Olivet. MANN. Mondsy, December 8, 1924, at his sidence, 1323 East Capitol, RODMAN T. beloved Lusband of Mary Mann. Notice of funeral later. McOLOUD. Suddenly, Wecnesday, December 8, 1924, at Toledo, Ohlo. Dr. WILLIAM McOLOUD, beloved husband of Maryel Mc Cloud (nee Jones) of 115 8 st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday, December 9, at 1:30 celock, from the above residence. itelatives =ud friends invited. " Interment Harmony Cemeters. W Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. McKERICHAR. Sunday, Mims MAKGARET daughter of the late Alexander McKerichar. Funeral from her late residence, Mt. lda, Va., Tuesday, December 9, 1:30 p.m. Io terment, Glenwood Cemetery N MEAD. Sat; December 6, 1924, at her residence, 723 10th st. s.e.. CATHARINE C. MEAD (iee Couner), beloved wife of Hurry Mead and mother of Mrs. Nettie Scheidemen and Harry Mead, jr. Funeral from Ler late rewidence on uesday, Uecember u, at 5:30 a.m., thence to St. Peter's Church 8t v @.m, where requiem high mass will be sung for the repose of his soul. Relutiyes ang friends invited. * MORTON. Departed this life after brief il ness, Satirasy, December #, 1924, Rev PAKKER MUKTON, devoted husbuud of Rachel C., the brother of Robert H., father of Mrs. Susan Walkcr, Mrs, Martha Jones, Mrs. Ella Ware, Mirs.’ Annie Gussum, Mrs Evelyn Davis aid Jobu H. and Theophiius 1. Morton. He is also surrived by elev grandchildren. Notice of funeral Jater. NORBECK. At Providence Hospital auy, December 6, 1u24, At 4 ., NOUBECK, mother of Mamie A, Steveus | Jones, Howard Kokers and Wil K. Funerul Tuesday, December 2., trow Deal's unaertakin tablisbment, hence to Congressional Ceme tery. Keiatives and friends 1ovited OSTRANDER. December 7, 1924, McKERICHAR, saty ANN On Sunduy, December 7, at Syracuse, N. Y., SARAM ELLEN. beioved mother of Benfamin E. Ot later ment at Syracuse oo Wednesauy, Decemper 10, . PFLOCK. December 4, 1921, Brovkiyn Hospital, New Yor) PLOCK (nee Winifred iusk), Funeral from ber late remdence, 10] n.e., Tuesdsy, December 9, at (Wieelug, W. Va., papers Llease copy.) QUIVERS, The Sublime Princes of Jonathan Davis Consistory, No. 1, will assemble at 11740 o'clock, Mouday nignt, Decemver 5, 1024 418 3rd st w.w., for the purpose of cou Uucting tho Bauosl service over Ule Temains uf our late brother, JUHN W. QUIVER 520, By order of ERED W. ALSION, Cowmander-n-chief. L. J. MUKKIS, n.oof 8. and A QUIVERS, 32° No. 1, 82°, il Monday, at 7 pm., in Mrs Jonathan Davis Consistory, Bereby ber &, 11:30 pm., at 41s rd st. s.w., for the purpuse of mid Dight Kadosl seryices over tue remaius of late prince, JOUN W. QUIVELS Fumily, friends’ aua toe public are iuvited FREDERICW. ALSTOX Com.-lu-Luiex EDWARD J. MURKIS Becretary anu n. QUIVERS, All members of Social Lodge. No. 1, ¥. A. A. M., are bereby ordered to ¢ the Ma ave. se., Juesdny, Decemve w attend the fuueral of Lrother JOHN W QUIVEKS, from Zlun baptst Lhurcs, F st Detween srd and 43 sta. 5w CHARLES K. DKEW, ANDREW 3. FAYNE, Sec Dece ages oL 8! and A w. R RICHARDS. Sunday, December 7, 1024, at 3:00 w.u.. 8t her residence, ¥ Carroil ave., iyattevilie, Md., MAKY E. IUCHAKDS, beloved wije of itev. Heary Ricuuids, mis siouary of the Longo, under the A. b, K. M. Nociety. She leaves o mourn tieir loss hec husband, & mster, Miss Y. A Cole, aud| three aaughters, Miss Alice M. lichards Mrs. E. k. Murray and Mrs. W. C. Unea Yuneral (private) from avove address \Wed nesday, Decemver 10, at 11 0 clock a.m. In- | terment Fort Liucoly Cemetery - SAWYER. On Sundsy, December 7, Staunion Fark Hosplti, iNSIE, Charles W. Sawyer, aged 35 years. Lemw: Festng at the chapel of W. W. Chum lat, corner of Luapin st L.W.. unt pon. Mguday. Iuterment Fittsourgh, Fu. SAXTON. Sunday, December 7, 1624, at New | Nork Uity, WALTER KEA, beloved son of | Neilye Kew Saxton. Nouce of iuneral bere atter. - SCHULTEIS. Sunday, Deccmber 7. 12:40 p.m., At the Garfield Hospitul, AGNLS M., beloved wife of toe late Herman J. Schul teis, of ¥ uneral from the ‘chapel of Frauk * Co., 1118 7th st. n.w., Wednes am. Requiem muss 330 o'clock. luterment private SMITH. Thursday, December 4, 1924 at Fort Leavenworth, hau., Lieut. ¢ > SMITH, Field Artiliery. = Funers] will be held at the Post Chapel, b Va., Weanesday, December 10, Interment in Arlington Na Dewey Division. (Hoston aud Ssn ¥ papers please copy.) SULLIVAN. On December § residence. 419 10th st. n.e.. JOHN 1 foved hushand of Margaret Sullivan Murpby). Notice of funeral lat TAYLOR. Departed this life Friday, Decem ber 5, 1924, at Tuberculosis Hospital, after a lingeriug iliness, LEONARD TAYLOR. Fu- | neral Tuesday, 1 p.m., from John T. Khines' funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. ¢ ment in Kosemont Cemetery. 1924, at | 1924, at 1924, at his | . be- | | | * In Memoriam. DUNBAR. A tribute of love to the mem "’{A"‘nv !':fllr lh: nt, MARENDIA Dfl. bt OTED SISTER ELIZABETH AND NIECE CLEON. x HARDING, In loving dear wife, CLARA M. HARDING, who wa culled by’ God one ysar ago I see thee still Remembrance. faithful to her trust, Callu thee in beauty from the dust: Thou comest in the morninp light Thou 'rt with me through the gloomy night, In dreams I meet thee s of olds Then thy soft arms my neck enfold, And thy sweet voice 1x 1o my ‘ear; u every wrene of memory dess I'see thee sl i T see thee sti Thou art not in the grave confined Death cannot chain the immortal mind; Let carth close o'er its sacred trust, s dies not in the dust ' durling, 'tis ot thes offin’s 11d T see: ; rer land art gone. There let me hope. iy joutnes done, To see thee still. remembrance of mv HER HUSBAND. HARRIS. Eacred fo the memory of our dear mother, MAUD HARRIS, who departed this life foir years ago todsy, December 8, 1920. The only link death cannot sever Is love and_memory, which lives forev HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. * HUTCHINSON. In sad and loving _remem brance of my dear husband, CHAS. HER SERT HUTCHINSON, who' departed this %o wuddenly two years ago todey cember 8, 192 Gotie but not_forgotten. BY HIS WIFB. * JACKSON. In sad and loving memory of our dear’ mother. LAVINA JACKSON. who de varted this life two years ago today, Decem ber %, What is home without & mother? All things that God may send; when we lost our mother We lost our dearest friend It s lonesome here without _Aud sad ihe weary way, For life is not the same to us Since you wers called Aw HER LOVING CHILDREN, A. SMACKUM RICHARD AND WILLIAM R.JACKSON Twxo long vears, O God, how lonely. How they’ve dragged. ves, day by day, ince T've seen the face of mother, Since we've laid her form away. Oh, mother, the time will shortly come When 1 thall leave and follow thee Besond the earthiy plain of ours To wee my God and thee. The an face a few more tria Just a few more tears, know that you, dear mother watehing and waiting over there YOUR DEVOTED CHILD, E MI BRASEL, JOHNSON. Sacred to the memory of our @ear who enterad eternal rest five years ago today, December 8, 1924 Dear mother, how we mi carth you arts are ach As we think of son HER DEVOTED CHILDE| RERT. GEORGE, JOHNSON KEESE. Sacred to_the memors of our dear father, JONN H. KEESE, who departed this life w0 kuddenly 15 years ago todas, Decem ber 8, 16 annot sever memors, Which live foraver ALICE, NAOMI, MINNIE. * MOORE. A foken of love to the memory of my dear husband, SAMUEL C. who ‘departed life two years terday, 192 Loved in life, in death remembered. HIS WIFE, IRENE V. MOORE. * , tender memory of our devoted FLORENCE | SCOTT * PARKER six years ago today, December this December PARKER. dunghter. Who left us §, 1918, Like 3 dove to the ark Thou hast flewn to thy rest, the wild sea of strife To the home of the blessed MAMMA AND PAPA. * REISTERER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear baby, PEARL DONNA, died eight rears ago December 8, 1918, Little Pearl was our darling, de of all onr hearts at home: But_an a came and whispered Dear littie Pearl. do come home. HER MOTHER. FATHER, PEARL AND KONIAD REISTERER, ' AND BROTH WATSON. In sad ane my dear wife and loving remembrance of ar dear mother. LUCT WATSON, who departed this life six years 2go today, December &, 1918 In the beautiful hereafter, In the life that is to be. Somewhers in God's great forever, Dear mother, we shall meet with 'thes. THE FAMILY. BARRETT. In loving memory RATIE ESTELL WIL parted this life December &, darlinz son_and nephew. WARD BARRETT, who left . 1907, THE FAMILY. * ‘WILLIAMS of our dear sister LIAMS, who 1906; also CHARLES us Decembe YOUNG. In lov: mother. ANNT one vear a BETH YOUNG, who ember 8, 1923 emory lingers, fond and true: There is hot one day, dear mother, That I do not think of sou. Some may think you are forgotten. When they o8 see me smile thes do not know the sorrow hat the smile hides ail the while. LOVING DAUGHTER, MALISSA WESTON. * By 1924, Bertrand late residen December 10, | TRENIS. Monday, December 8, OFFUIT, beloved wife of Crenis. Funeral from her 58 R st. n.w. Wednesdas, ut 10 a e WETZLER. Suddenly, Sunday, 1924, PAUL J. WETZLER, bel Mry. Mary L. Wetzler, broth and Helen Wetzler aud Mis. H wood, in the 24th’ year of his age mains resting at the pariors of bler, 1 L n ducted at Gunton-) terinn Church, 16th and Newton . at 1:30 o'clock p.m.. followed by interment at_Arlington National Cemetery, with mil tary honors. Kelatives and friends invited to attend . Iu Memoriam. BAUMAN. In loviog memory of daughter and sister, MARY A. (nee Miller), who departed this years ago today, December 8, 1918. Just when her life was brightest, Just when her hdpes were best, She was taken from this world of pain To'a home of eternal rest. Mag the heavenly Winds blow softly G'er that sweet and hallowed spot. Mid the changing sceges of life You will never be forgot. LOVING MOTHEK AND SIST BEVANS. our dear BAUMAN life six In loving remembrance mother, EUGENIA™ D. BEVANS, December 8, 1§ Gone bt ot A precious one from us A”Voice we loved is stil Aplace is vacant In our Which never can be filled God in His wisdom has recalled The boon His love had given; And’ though the body slumbers here, The soul is safe in heaven of my who died forgotten has gone, me WM e BROWN. ‘“As he wrapped the drapery of his couch about him and lay down to rest’ ope Feur ago today, December 8, 1023, EMMETT BROWN. Gonme. but not _forgotten. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LILLIAN BROWN. * BUCHANAN. In loving memory of my dear mother and father, who left us seven years ago. AGNES BUCHANAN, De 8 1917, ‘and JOHN C. BUCHANAN, Weeks later, December 31, 1917. Oh, for a faith that will not shrink, ‘ho’ pressed by every foe: That will not tremble on the brink Of any earthly woe. Lord, Kive us such & faith as this, ’And then whate'er may come Ii taste even here the hallowed bliss Of an_eternal hon DAUGHTER MA( THOMAS H. BOOKER BURGESS. In loving remembrance of on dear son_and brother, HE N ELMER HURGENS, who departed this life six years ago today, December 8, 1918 Surrounded by friends we are lonesome, ‘the midst of pleasure we are biie; A smile on our face, still a heartache, Aching and longing for you. Some may think you are forgotten, Though o _earth you are no more: But in our mory you are with us ‘As you always were before. BY THE FAMILY. BUSEY. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear father, GEORGE BUSEY, who de- rted this life 24 years ago today, Decem- r 8, 1900, HIS_ CHILDREN, WILLIAM, HATTIE AND GEORGE. . VIS, . 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