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people will gather in Washington on March 4 for the President’s Inauguration Special trains by the score will be needed to transport this mighty as- semblage. Yet the Buick cars produced and sold in six weeks of 1924 would carry the whole 100,000 in comfort and luxury. There are more than 1,000,000 Buicks in daily service. Our finest clothes are in this sale HALF-PRICE ONE-THIRD OFF ONE-QUARTER OFF WADSHINGLUN 10-YEAR-OLD TWINS DIE IN HOME FROM GAS FUMES Believed to Have Turned on Water Heater and Failed to Light Burner. By the Assoclated Press. ST. CATHARINES, Ontarlo, January 26.—The 10-year-old twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everett of Thorold were asphyxiated by illuminating gas fumes while taking a bath at their home Saturday night, it was re- ported here today. It is thought the boys turned on the gas heater and forgot to light it. At the Auto Show CADILLAC Standard of the World All This Week ~ " Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Cos Lpr,l 239 it §5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 85—send_date_of birth for pucticu fars a5 Tilustration: Company founed 1885, Retets aver. $300.000,000. M. To Roy Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. Throughout the Years— Success s come to us, by virtus - ous "cureful. thoughetal, heedful attention to_every dotail incideat to perfect mortuary service. Model chapel, private am. bulances sad livery in connection. Call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. SE. Lincoln 142 I Il Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats (Dress Clothes Alone Excepted) OUR own entire stock and a part of the wholesale surplus are being sold at these extreme reductions. Men who wear expensive clothes; men who spend conservatively — all are finding the most amazing values of the season in the clothes they like to wear. ND THIS IS WHAT ONE-HALF PRICE MEANS 520 25 30 32X For $50 Suits and Overcoats For $40 Suits and Overcoats Overcoats For $60 Suits and For $65 Suits and Overcoats OTHERS AT ONE-THIRD AND ONE-QUARTER OFF Golf Suits—Our Entire Stock HALF-PRICE (Some with extra full-length trousers). Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen Ten F Street Inc. REV. H.S. FRANCE CLAIMED BY DEATH Prominent Methodist Clergy- man Dies at Age of 72. . Training School Head. Rev. Dr. Henry §. France, 72 years old, long prominent in Methodist ministerial ofreles of this city, died at his residence, 1665 Harvard -treet, erday. Death was due to cerebral hemorrhage. Rev. Dr. France, who was formerly nastor of Trinity M. E. Church and Grace M. E. Church of this city for he last 10 years, had been presi- dent of the Lucy Webb Hayes' Train- ng School, a school for deaconesses church secretarles and other church workers. As president of the school Sibley Memorial Hospital also came under his jurisdiction. He Was chai; man of the board of examiners of the Raltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a member of the hoard of trustees of the Swartzell “hildren’s Home and chairman of the ronference deaconesses’ board. Native of Pennsylvania. A native of Pennsylvania, Rev. Dr. France was graduated from Dickin- son College, at Carlisle, Pa., and was ordained a minister 53 years ago. He was the son of the late Rev. Dr. Joseph France ‘and Mrs., Susan France, who later made their home in_Baltimore, Before coming to this city, about 20 vears ago, he had served as pastor of the Broadway M. E. Church of Bultimore, and had also served othe pastorates in that city. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sadie France, and a daughter, Mise Mary France of this city; two sisters. Miss Jessio and Miss Mary, of Balti- more, and a brother, Joseph C., a prominent lawyer of the latter city Rites to Be Held Wedneaday. Funeral services will bs conducted at the residence Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Many prominent clergy- men of the Methodist Episcopal Church are to officiate. Among them are Rev. Dr. J. Phillips Hands, dis- trict superintendent; Bishop William F. McDowell, Rev. Dr. J. W. Thomp- Son of New York, Rev. Dr. John R. Edwards, secretary of the forelgn mission board of New York, and Rev. Dr. Lucius Clark, chancellor of Amerl- can University. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. Pallbearers will fnclude, besides several of the officiating clergymen, Charles Merriken of Baltimore, Fred Gillinder of Philadelphia and Maurice Otterback of this city. WOMAN MOUNTAINEER, WIDELY KNOWN, DIES Mrs. Fanny Bullock Workman Ex- pires in France—Won World Renown in Work. By the Associated Press. WORCESTER, Mass., January 26.— Mrs. Fanny Bullock Workman, inter- nationally known mountain elimber and honored by several nations for her contributions to science through her geographical surveys while en- gaged in her perilous pursuits, dled Yesterday in Cannes, France, accord- Ing to word received here by ler brother, Col. George A. Bullock. She wus a daughter of former Gov. Alex- ander H. Bullock of Massachusetts. Mrs. Workman and her husband, Dr. Willlam Hunter Workman, were perhaps two of the most widely known American mountaineers. While both established many records In their dangerous work, Mrs Work- man held several records herself. One of these, the climbing of the Nun Kun Peaks in Asia, attracted world-wide attention LEMUEL J. SHAW EXPIRES Lemuel James Shaw, 56 years old, a letter carrier of this city for the last 35 years, died at his residence, 1117 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, yesterday. Death was due to heart trouble. - Funeral services will be conducted at St. Peter's Catholic Church Wed- nesday morning at § o'clock. Requlem mass will_be celebrated. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery Mr. Shaw {s survived by his wido Mrs. Rose Murray Shaw; three sons, Leslle C. Shaw, Murray A. Shaw and Lemuel A. Shaw; a sister, Mrs. Mar: Provost, and three b rs, Eqward E. Shaw, Joseph L’ Shaw and Wil- liam B. Shaw, all of this eity. Mother of Jobyna Ralston Dies. HOLLYWOOD Cali January 26. Mrs. Agnes Ralston, 56, mother of Jo- byna Ralston, motion picture actress, died here yesterday. She came here se: eral vears ago from Chattanooga, Tenn. . Jong tail. _ Apply ue, 349 Maryland ave. v REV, DR. HENRY S. FRANCE, MRS. HELEN B. CANTON 1 i SUCCUMBS IN BROOKLYN Was Member of St. Patrick’s Church Choir in Washington for Many Years. Mrs. Helen Becker Canton, for many years a well known resident of this city, dled in Brooklyn, N. Y. Friday night, according to word re- cefved here. Funeral services were held at her residence in Brooklyn today. Mrs. Canton was the daughter of the late Victor Becker, who was a ploneer piano maker and musician. She had been a member of St Patrick’s choir. Mrs. Canton {s survived by her huse band, and three children by a former marriage, Alexander and Willlam Lynch and Mrs. Paul L. Treanor. 500-POUND WOMAN DIES ON WAY TO A HOSPITAL Ten Policemen Spend Hour in Carrying Her Down Flight of Stairs. By the Associated Press ' NEW YORK, January 26.—Ten policemen spent one hour today in carrying Mrs. Hilda Jacobson, who weighed 500 pounds, down one flight of stairs on her way to a hospital, but despite their efforts to save her, she dled of heart disease on the sccond floor landing of her home. Mrs. Jacobson, who was 50, had long been suffering from her trouble, and had not been out of her apart- ment for six years, or out of bed for three vears. Her condition became critical yesterday and the police were called upon to move her. A large crowd gathered to watch them. MOTHER OF BANDITS DIES Mrs. Dalton, 92, Expires in Okla- homa. KINGFISHER, Okla., Mrs. Adeline Dalton, 92, mother of the Dalton boys, Oklahoma bandits of the , died at her home here Saturday night Four of Mrs. Dalton's nine sons were desperadoes. Emmett, Grat, Bill and Bob Dalton participated in the| famous rald on Coffeyville, Kans., and | the robbery of the ta F Red Rock, Olkla., in 1891 anuary 26.— Leader of Elks Is Dead. ST. CLOUD, Mi January 2 W noons, 69 years old, known throughout the State as the father of Minnesota Elks, died here yesterday. He was the organizer of the Minne- sota Association of Elks Lodge, and served as the organization's president | for 10 years. Mr. Koons was born at Marion, Ohio, and was a of the late President Harding. Burial | will be at Marion. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H _ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543, £12 H §t. N.E. Phone Lincoln Modern Ohapel. Automobile Funerals, r———THE ORIGINAL ——— W.R.Speare @o. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ——— GLYDE J. NICHOLS ——. T. F. COSTELLO NOW _LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. BT. NORTH 7978 7. WILLTAM LEE, Fuperal Director and Em- balmer. ~ Livery in conuection. Commodions chapel and moderu crematorium. Moderate prices. 552 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel 183, R.F. HARVEY'S SON Richard K. Harver, 1432 U St. N.W. FUNERAL PARLORS. Pot. 2207. feds BULLDOG, brindle aud white, long tail, male, found in Monument grounds, where young men removed collar and tag. Apply Washington Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. ~Frank Geier’s Sons Co, SEVENTH ST. N.W. 2 D el Teiephone, _Main 2473 OOLLIE, voung, male, sable and white, wear- ing_fwo collars, one with large lock In ring. Apply Washington Animal Rescue League, 340 Muryland ave. s.5w. ey HOUND, large size, tan and white, male. Apply Washington Animal Rescue League, 340 Marsland ave s.w. LOST. ANGORA CAT, white; 84th_ei._Cleveiand 20853, " o BAG—Siiver mesh, containing money amd ow jer's card: Saturday: keep money and return Bag. _Frank. 252 & . i GiAn FOLIC o, g 8880; in nelghborhood of Georgle ave. and Reimiedy 4t.t reward, Phone Sunday and nights Columbla 3 day phone, Malin 3. 200 brindie; tag No. 13209; . children's pet. BULLDOG— White, reward. 1807 L s DOG—Brown and_whi Jan. 20, Rewa answers to COIN PURSE—Containing change kevs: Saturday night, between 15th and R and 1389 Irving st. n.w. Call_Columble 4980. EARRING—Diamond pendant, between 10th a0d K sts. and Stonelelgh Garage, on K, 17th, L or 16th sts.; reward. Apt. 50, the Park' wood. L EYEGLASSES—§hell rimmed, in _case: Friday afternoon, bétween Treasury and Fairmoot sts. Reward. Col. 330, Apt. 408. L FOX TERRIER—Wire-haired, white, with ooe Reward. Col. Birmingham, Sol- 280 CHECK 4476, payable to_John 50 $8 1o bills. Phoue North ‘Quick. Dignified and EMcient Service, W. Deal & Co. A bkt e | JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA. AVE. 8.B. bapel. Lincol Modsl CLATS), vate Ambulancenc 0 1F Livery tn_Connection. VL. SPEARE CQ Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. g40 F St. N.W. Phone Frank. 9828 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034.M ST, MW " Hetablisatiise Phone West 96. | YOU SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. PCHAS. 3 ZURHORST. | FUNERAL DESIGNS. HANDBAGBlack and cut-steel bea kid lining, In side pew in All Souls Sunday; rewand. Cordova, Apt. 212. 1808. white NECKPIECE—Gray fur, on Pleasant st. Finder ple &, A n.w. & PEARL PIN—Diamond center; sentimental value. Phone Col. 5304 or Adams 2791-J. Reward. . PIN_Keepsake: gold, pansy shape, tiny dia- moud; value. $13; génerous reward. Call or telephone Mrs. James Miller, Hotel Gordon, 16th_and_Eye. i RINGS (2), men's wash room _January 22, Princess Theater. Reward. Ticket office, Princess Theater. TIRE and rim, Ford; Sherman avenue; Satur- day night. Thoue Woodside 114-W. . WATCH—21-Jewel Rainter station. Trving or notify Mrs. Laura 1853 Irving st. “Hamlton” 20 Bth st Tailroad: Mt n.e. Lincoln 28% Bunday, coming from church, 34 st. 'to New Jersey ave. to 7th and Fla. ave. it el fowara,” " T 0 12 | 4™ HSTS NV, MAIN 6953 | BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” d Other Beautiful Floral Designs at Moderate Prices. 14th & H. Tel. M. 8707, Geo. C. Shaff 00 14th St. N.W. AL o Fione Main 100, OICE FLORAL nin 2418, SO UGDERATE PRICES. _Prompt Delivery. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. ‘We Specidlize in Floral Designs at Moderate F. W. TASNEY DIES. Was Prudential Insurance Vice President. EAST ORANGE, N. J., January 26.— Fred W. Tasney, a vice president of the Prudential Insurance Company, died here at the age of 61. He was taken ill January 21, and pneumonia developed Saturday. Mr. Tasney entered the insurance business as an agent and collector. He became assistant superintendent, a general superintendant on the Pacific coast, general superintendent of New Jersey, and then vice presi- dent of the Prudential. He was a noted amateur singer. €ad ot Thanks. We wish 10 express our sinecre d appreciation to Rev. Moore, pas tor of Lane 4 E. Church: to Mr. Yowl, manager of L and his employes. and, frends for their kiid acts during e rial of our beloved brother. KAUP THOMAS, OLLIE I THOMAS AND ESTELLA FORD. ¢ Deaths. January 25, ATWILL. 2:20 a.m., HELEN . At the fesidence of her daughter, 1320 Shepherd st. o.w. Interment Tuesdny,” January 27, at ¥ort Lincoin Ceme- tery at’Z pm.” (Baltimore and Northern Neck News of Westmoreland County, Va., papers please copy). BLACKBURN. Friday, January 23, 10 7:30 pm. at 1502 3 ot now. HOB BLACKBURN, father of Mrs. Marian Mon roe. grandfather of Marjor.c Mouros and father-in-law of Clarence Mouroe. _Funeral services to be beld Tuesday, January 27, at 3 o'clock p.m., at the chapel of James Bros. undertaking establisiment, corser of 19th and L sts. n.w. 260 BLACKBURN. Officers and members of Co lumbia Lodge, No. 8, 1. B. P. 0. B, W.. are hereby notified of deatn of Brother ROBERT €. BLACKBURN. “‘Session of sorrow'" will be held ‘this evening, Monday, January 26, at Eiks' Home, 91T st. n.w.. to arrange for funeral. Funeral will be conducted from James' funéral parlors, 19th and L sta. n.w.. Tuesday, January 27, at 3 p.n. Members at the above parlors at 2:30 (o Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, Lidge, No. 9, 1. B. P. 4 to attend. WILLIAM I d_Ruler. Attest: AL FONSO E. WILLIAMS, Secretary. - BLUNDON. Saturday, Janoary . 1625, at his resldence, Church rd., Forest len. Md., WILLIAM EDWIN, beloved husband ‘of Martha B. Biundon.' Funeral services from his late residence Tuesday. 3 2 pm. Interment Oak H. CARNAHAN. Sunday, Jaouary 18, 1925, at Calif., Col. EARL C. OARNA 8. A, retired, beloved husband inoie C. Funeral rom chapel Fort Myer, Va. nesduy, January 23, 11 o'clock a.m.” Iuterment &t Arlington. 27 FEARSON. Faturdey, Jepusry 24, 1925, at 10:30 u.m., GUY, the beloved sen of the late Mary'E. and C, C. Fearson. Funeral r. Mrs. Stone, t . nw. Tuesdar, Jan a. Tntermeit at Rock' Creek Cemetery. Friends invited . FEARSON. Members of Logan Tribe, No, 8, M., are requested o atiend the oir deceased brother. GUY from his residence, 1303 Fair. mont, Tuesday, January 7. 2 pm . WATERHOLDER, Sachem FEARSON. Members of Washington Cx No. 13, Jr. 0. U. A. M., are requeste attend ‘the funeral of our deceased by GUY FEARSON, from his residence Fairmont st ‘wesd p.m WILSON GEORI FOOKES. Sunday, Janus ERT Wilbur Hines Co. Tuesday, J Glenwood ~Cem, FRANCE. Sudden 9:45 am., 1 from his late 3 w., Wednesday rment Moust Olivet more, Md HAYES. funeral. Cemetery, Ba life Saturday evening, HENDREN. January 22, 1925, his residence. &3 New York Ave. THOMAS = FRANCIS HENDREN her of Mrs. All aid £ ent Mount ¢ friends iovi on_Januars . &3 New York ave. THOMAS F. HENDREN, and re rvices, at pitol aud 2L 9 am Departed y 25, 1925 0 a.m Hospital, MARY McCOWAN 526U Notice of funeral hereaf; sla Household are raq hall Tuesday, Jaz arrangemen Wesley Co. officiating. KENDALL. S s Channing st. n.w. MAY IV of Jerome Kendall. Fu KEYS-CARROLL. Departed this life Fr Dnuary 23, 1925, 530 am., at Freedm ospil after mother, and a host of oth Funeral Wednesdar. late residence, invited. We never knew the pain she bore, We did not see her die; s knew she passed away good-bye. THE FAMILY January . beloved mother two brothers and_ friepds. Janu 1583 9th n.w. Friends We o home, 2001 tice of funeral Mier. KROGMANN. Sut 14th st. n.w 10 am. Relatives and fri terment at St. Mary's Cemetery. omit flowers. LUSBY. 3 3 p.m., at the d Ap st n.w., CLARA J John “W. Lusbs, a loved Gert Breen, STt Notice of funeral tte MAXWELL, Saturday. January. 10 pm., Mrs. LELIA MAXW wife of Howard A. Maxwell 1 to mourn her loss three children. Lella Yvoune, Hilds Masine and Howard A., ir.; her motber. Mra. Sidoes Stone: three s ters, Mrs. Susie Wood of Memphis, Tenn., Fmma Turner of Portsmouth, Oh: gran ear of and Mrs rmstrong of Washington, D. er, dames Stone of B p Fueral Tuesdar, January at p.m.. from her late residence, 1011 Eu st. nw. Friends fovited McCOY. Friday. January 23, 19 Tinger Hespitai, JOHN McCOY. beov band of Ed th McCoy and hrother of McCoy. Funcral from his late re Virginia ave. s.w.. Tuesday. Jinuary 2 1 o'clock, from Zion Baptist Church, F st between drd and 4% sts. k.. Rev. Howard pastor. Reiatives and friends invited. In terment in Hermony Cemetery. . McOOY. Officers and. members of Moraing Star Lodge, No. 40, I. 1. P. 0. E. of W, are bereby notified to at'end the funeral of our late brother, JOHN H. McCOY. Services Tuesday. January 27, at Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 34 and 4% sts. s.w., at 1 o'clock pm. Officers and members of Co. Tumbia Lodge. No. 8. and Forrest Temple No. 9. are invited to be present. By order of WILLIAM B. HARRIS. Exaited Ruler. Attest: FLOYD' C. PAYNE, See. MORGAN. Suddenly, January 25, 1925, at her residence. 2001 Conn. ave. n'w., SUSIE MORGAN, Funeral from the residence of her son, J. Harold Morgan, 2030 Allen pl., Wednesday, Jnnuary 25, at S:30 o'clock! thence to §i. Thomas' Chirch, where requiem mass will be offered at § a'm. for the re pose of her soul. Relatives and frien spectfully invited. REVELLS. After a brief illness, January 26, 1925, at 1 a.m., at his residence, 1777 T st nw., EU . beloved fon of Mrs. Ade lalde Revells Satterwhite and Maj Revells, and brother of Reginald Revells. Notice of funeral hereafter. . Thursday, aged 33 years, Robbins, of W 'ROBERTSON. her_residence, 1307 Fairmont st LIE C., widow of William C. Funersi' service at residencs January 28, at 2 p.mn. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hl Cemetery. OEBEN. Saturday, January 24, 1923, CON. RAD, beloved husband of the late Ciilotilda Roeben. Funersl from his late residence, 618 Upshur st. n.w.. on Tuesday, January 27, at 2 p.n. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 6% 1. 0. 0. F.: Special meoting of Eastern Lodge at 1. 0. 0. F. Temple Tuesduy. Januars 27 1625 at 1 p. e Tinerai of our sther. CON ¢ PTTON ON. Noble Grand. * SHAW. At his residence, 1117 Pa. ave. s.e., Sunday. Jnouary 25. 1923, LEMI e Toved Husband of Hose Mureay Shaw. Fu beral from St Peter's Church. 2nd and € - 8 _INC Florists sts. s.c., Wednesday, Jauuary 25, at 9§ ROEBEN. Members of Eastern Lodge, ¥o. 7, | Deaths. BMITH. denly, January 24, 1923 am. ut her residence, 1316 Montelio ave. e’ VIRGINIA E. SMETH, widow of th late' Reuben 8. Smith and devoted mother o derome B, and Rosa V. Smith. Fupers from her late resideoce, 1316 Montello ave. b.e., Tuesday, January 27, at 2 p.m, tavited SMITH. Sunday, January 2. 1925, son's’ Hospital, VIVIAN EOLA fant of Ernext H Faneral from' her vard rd. se. Wednesday, ry 28 o'clack tives and friende inv SPENCER. Saturday, January 24, 1025, at residence, 2715 N st n.w., FLORA SPENCER (née Starks), widow of the late Williaw Spencer; mother of Mrs. Martha Quley aud Oliver Spencer; grandmother of Spencer, Asbury and Joseph Mobinson and \er of Josepli Bumbry. Funeral Tuesday, . At 2 p.n. from First Baptist . West Washugton, 27th st. and Dumbarton ave., Hey.” Pinn’ officiativg. W. Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. TOLLIVER. We wish to correct the mnotice of the funeral of Mr. WILLIAM R TOLLIVER, who died Japuary 22. 1925, at 6:30 a.m., at Freedman's Mospital Mr. William “P. R. “Tolliver war born in Northumberiand County, Va. ' He leav mourn their lons two' bisters, Mrs. M Davis of Camden, 'N. 1., and Mrs. Annie ithone of Washington, D C.: four nieces, Mrs. Daisy W. Henson of Phils., Pa.; Miss Maggle Rhone, Mrs. Jessie Burnett and Mrs. 2 Willlams, and a host of other rel. tives. Funeral was beld from James' under- taking parlors, 19th and L sts. n.w., Sunday, January 25, at 3 pm. THe was placed i the vault st Woodlawn Cemetery HIS SISTERS, MRS, KHONE AND DAVIS.® WALKER. Departed this life Sunday, Junu ary 25,° 1026, ELIZABETH WALKER, be- loved mother of Mary Williams of 'N: York, sister of Lulu Spence, Joho Smit Cora” Henson and William 1. Smith. No- tice of funeral hereafter. . WEHN. Suddenly, Saturday, Janusry 24, 1625, MARY ELIZABETH. ‘beloved daugh- ter of Elmer and Nohre Wehn (nee Hall day). Fuzeral from the re aunt, Mrs. Virginia N.ckolsu pect’ave. n.w., Tuesday, Jamuary p.m. Intermest private. (Baltimore, Camiden, N. J., and Birmiogham, Ali., ja- vers please copiy)- 5 WHITCOMB. At bl Sunday, Jaaiar LANGDON, bel at 5:35 now., Tuesday. Relatives apd friends invited to attend WHITTINGTON. Sunday, GEORGE W., bel C. Whitt om _residence of Lynch, 730 Upshur, Tues .8t 2 p Interment, A Cemete Please om January liugton Natl fowers. Jn Memoriam. ARMSTEAD, In loving remembrasce of my dear husband, CHURCHILL ARMSTEAD, who died two years ago toduy, Jauuary 26, 1928, Before our eyes be faded, Grew “weaker, day by day. Patiently beariog bis suffering Until God took him away OTED WIFE, MES. F. E. ARM- BUSEY. e In ad and loving remembrance o in-law, ISABEL BUS nc vears ugo today, January 26 ER-IN-LAW, HATTIE SMITH Jo sad but loving remembrance voted mother, CARRY E. CLARK, wh eparted_this life rs ago today, Jau ary 26, 1913, DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN ving but sad | CRUMP. ROBINSON. membrance of my darling mot CRUMP, who pas © year ago toda brother, ROBERT B. 1908, Mother, dear, it is I Days & Eve AL T seem t Dearest fric miss you HER ONLY AND LONELY CHILD AND HIS SIS GRACE . DE VERS, ot loving remembrance of CHARLES FLOYD But when we beard that he was dead It nearls broke our hearts. HIS LOVING SISTER, ANITA 1V HAIGHT . | DE_VERS. In sad but loving remembran . CHARLES FLOYD, wio ¥ five years ago today, J Fron ath see I sha E death's grim fi all bave I DIXON. In I three year EARL A. DIXON, > todey, January 28, 1922 FAMI DIXON. of m3 dear fa EARL A. DI od tiiree vears ag today, Jauuary MARY ANNIE. * EVANS. § memory of our dear son ., snd THOMAS HENRY 'EVANS, Wko died fiva years ago, January 26, 1620, FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTERS HOROWITZ. 1In loving but sad remembrance of our dear g ephew, THU Tow J. Hol Who depatted tr hearts today 1 our dear grandson hom death bas tatken away 0 & dove to its sheltering pest Wi storm ou the b broad | mis spirit has fed from this world of unrest To repose in the bos Heaven retaineth our Earth his lonely casket eep And suabeams love t Where our dear gra HIS GRANDMOTHER | AUNTS AND UNCLE HOROWITZ. In sad by of our dear son and LOW, who died two uary '26. 19 MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTHER, * a3 remembrance of our dang! HUNT (nee F. who d fe ove year ago toduy, Jamy HOROWITZ remembrasea JOHN THUK Jan- FATHER, BROTHEE AND loving remembrance of our dear and_sister, ELLEN GERTRUDE POWELL, who passed away January 28, 1917 Eight years We saw you God t to He kuew you today. 4 to rest take you dear Gertrud POWELL. In Tiend. GERT departed Tanuary In my | "AlVars tender, | There is not a da | That T mhail fail'o | > foday, hesrt her memory lingers, fond and true ingly remembere AYMOND 0'CONNE MULLEN, Sacred to the memory of & friend. MARY E. MULLEN, who this life three years ago tod | Alwmys 1 HER DEVOTED FRIEND, JAMES SACREY OMAS. 1n loving remembrance of my des T e ad ot devotcd father nd father in law, HENRY THOMAS, who dep | HIS DEVOTED WIFE, SONS AND DAUGH | TERS-IN-LAW . | TRIPLETT. 1In sad but loving | T ot dear mother, CELIA TRIPLE Qied 22 years ago today, Januar; sone, but not forgott HER CHILDREN, CORA, GER ORGE. WASHINGTON. In sad bu bravce of de 5 BROWN WASHINGTC life two years ago today, Your cheery ways, your smiliog face, ‘Ate u pleasurs {0 recall; You had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all DEVOTED SON, WILLIAM BROWN AND FAMILY. 0 WHITE. mother, MARIA WHI life 15 ‘years ago today, In_the beautiful hereafter, ‘the life that is to be. Somewhere ip God's great forever, We shall ineet t ¢ "HER LOVING CHILDR WISEMAN. Sacred to the memory devoted fathier and husband, GEORGE A. WISEMAN, who entered thé great beyond two years ago foday. January 26, 1923 Seet i thy wemory Thou are not forgotien THE FAMILY He has won a crown of patienee Through long years he struggled on, And thowe bands that rest forever Are the ones that made our bome. Day by day I grow more lonesome, Youcsome a5 cach moment flics: Oftiimes T find myselt woadering, Wondering why did my_daddy die. HIS DEVOTED PAL AND DAUGHTER JANE. ORIO. In sad but loving remembrance of T Cicar mother and maotber-insiaw; -CAR: MELA YORIO, who departed this iife six yeurs ago today, January 26. 1919, Six_years today, dear mother, 19 we you inid /to rest; | God thonghi it best to take You home, | He knew you needed rest Kindly ways RUDE AND remem- red ta the memory of our dear who departed this Your cheery a Are pleusant to recall: You had n smile for every one And_died belored by ail oclock .m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment, Mount Olivet Cemetery. 271% HER_LOVING DAUGHTER AND_ SON-IN. LAW, ROSA AND FELICE TANNUCOL