Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 7

; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1925 OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4th And for this reason our stores will remain open all day Wednesday, July 1st—For your convenience and to enable you to take care of your wants for two days. All Our Stores Will Be Kept Open Until 10 O’Clock FRIDAY EVENING, July 3rd SULTANA APPLE BASE BRAND JELLY Assorted Flavors : 7-o0z. 10c¢ B RN o SILVERBROOK PRINT BUTTER The finest Butter procurable whether judged by wholesomeness of ingredients or delicacy of fla eminently the best and finest Butter Lb 5 Oc in the entire country. Put up in 74 Ib. table portions MIDGET STUFFED SEVILLE OLIVES Stuffed with Pimiento WAXED LUNCH ROLLS For the Outing Supplies and Sandwiches e-15¢ EGGS “The Pick of the Nest” For Sandwiches or the Picnic é}:&; 5OC 2 Jars 23(: Doz. 45(: f CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS Lb. 33 [CANADA DRY GINGER AL From the land of cool, green woods and snow-covered trails. 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BEVERAGES Bottle " 2D¢ Kept Cool in Our Ice Chamber for Your Convenience \\ Slze Can A&P Brand ABNER- DRURY’S e e i) BOKAR COFFEE Grown on the Slopes of the Andes Mountains Nature’s Most Perfect Beverage Lb. 49¢ O’Clock LEMONS ||| COFFEE || sz Doz. 390 Lb. 39(: e 296 > POTATOES, 1037 NEW PILLSBURY F LOUR fi}t m slegi CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE 5-Ib. sacks ...........32¢c » Regular or Pale Dry $9.75 FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER Cut in Prints Lb., 48¢ FANCY THIN SKIN JUICY COMET BRAND RICE In Air-Tight Cartons | Pke. 10c ZA-REX A Pure Fruit Juice In Triple- Sealed Cartons GOLD MEDAL N Case 24 Bottles Contents BIBLE MUST WIN AGAINST EVOLUTION Contest ban Have Only One End, Presbyterian Body at Cardiff Is Told. By the Associated Pres CARDIFF, Wales, June 29.—In a contest between the Bible and science, the Bfble must win, and it must re- main unchanged as the divine Word, speakers maintained at today's meet- ing of the Alliance of Presbyterian Churches. The Rev. Clarence E. N. of Philadelphia said: “The liberal Protestant churches are slowly losing their faith in the Scriptires, and, as they lose their faith in the Scriptures, they are slowly losing thelr religion.” He maintained that the Protestant churches came into existence as a sublime witness to the Bible as the only rule of faith and practice, “but that now some of those churches are departing from the Reformation. A new critical school of Presbyterian churches in Great Britain,” he con tinued, “has discredited the Bible, in- stead of solving the difficulties be tween the Bible and science.” He said the most dangerous attack on the Bible is made by those within the churches who claim that only by ‘“reinterpretations” can there be mediation between the Bible and the modern mind. This attack he described as a “ter- rible monster which now threatens to destroy Christianity after it has sur- vived "the shocks and storms of the ages.” Dr-MacArtney insisted that the new thought “gets rid of the difficulties in the Bible by getting rid of the Bible and “makes human reason, not the word of God, the final authority. Thus the world is plunged back into the abyss of human ignorance and despair, where we can hear only the taunting, mocking echoes of our own cries in the darkness.” He appealed for a continuance of belief in the divine origin of the Bible, sald the changing attitude of some Protestant churches is the most sig- nificant thing in religious thought since the Reformation and declared that the Protestant churches in the United States have not gone so far in the “new thought,” as have some of the English churches. It was indicated that the delegates were strongly opposed to the ‘“dis- crediting of the Bible by any revela- tion of sclence.” The majority of the members of the council of the alliance agreed to an expression to the effect that “the Bible should be a funda- mental doctrine, not to be changed by progressive thought along other lines. MRS. HELEN W. MERRIAM SUCCUMBS AT AGE OF 81 Mrs. Helen Wirt Merriam, 81 years old, widow of the late Dr. Ephriam C. Merriam and_a resident of this city for the last 70 years, died at her home, 3141 Mount Pleasant street, early today after a short fllness. Mrs. Merriam had been a member of Wesley M. E. Church for many yvears. She is survived by two sons. Dr. Arthur C. Merriam of this city and E. Nathan Merriam of Fairfield, Ala.: four daughters, Mrs. John D. Ogden, Mrs. Thomas Lin.ille, Mrs. Wilbur V. Leech and Miss Helen Wirt Merriam, all of Washington; 11 grand- children and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. . MacArtney Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the followini John L. Saunders and Leols V. eon Mitchell Casson of Wavne.'Pa. ar- riet Doreey of Fairmont Heights: D ¢ Thomas R. Cole and Gladys M. Brison_ Arthur N. Presmont and Vilma H. Val entine Emest E. Williams of Fatlle (Creek. Pa. and Margaret B. Dunn of Bluefield. V r;("l]“m CP.D“'O‘o"fl'\ \]I’ . uY'ork“:‘("t’y Md. elen avis of New Clty. Ch’\fl»u 1. Baker and Pearl M. Kline. both of Halifax. Pa. “Fnru:r B. Pettio and Josephine A. Ham- ilton o Births Reported. The following births have been reported {o the Health Department in the last 24 ours: Raymond and Margaret W. Lynch. girl. William F. and Ruth E. McCrea, girl. Antonio and Giovannina Torcisi. boy. Michele and Mana Cifililli, girl Quatirociocchi. girl ) Angelo and Filome Giuseppe and Fiorina D'Arcangelo. &1 Emil F, and Ella M. Jettmar. girl. Henry E."and Nettie M_ Summers. boy. John E. and Lulie R. Lamrence. boy. Theodore A. and Mas R. Myers, boy. Cecil L. and Lela E. Hamilion, boy. Edward J. and_Adelaide Ervin girl Edwin 1. and Ethel E. Kincheloe. girl Albert J. and Delilah Simons, gifl. Lumas ‘and Marie Reeder. rl James and Annie Young. Clarence A. ‘and Edith A Gorden irl. Abranam’ and Ernestine’ Rice. Nifhaniel apd Mary E. Johnson. girl Deaths Repor;;d. The following_deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last =4 hours 60, Gallinger Hos- seliie 8. Mickleiohn. al. Pharles Flynn. 16. en route Emergency Hospital. Jeanie A Borde, 61 3338 Prospect ave. Charles Brown, 67, Emergency Hospital. Bobert M. Kimibel.'1 day. Providence Hos- a) B:{e‘flsrwn Scott. 65. St. Elizabeth’s Hos. piial $ernarg Jenkins. 44, Fme Hospital. i 26, Ganliger Toepitar ™ 2! 74. Georgetown Univer- sy, Hopital Mann, 32, Columbia Hospital. HarrleAan: 3% Prrency ifal. Hattie Smith, 40. Freedmen's Hospital. o lliam H. Jackson, 71, St. Elizabeth's ospital 1 Gertriide Williams, 18, Garfleld Hoapital. JULIUS HUGLE THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers and thunderstorms tonight; tomorrow gen- erally fair, with moderate tempera ture; moderate to fresh southwest winds, becoming northerly by to- morrow. Maryland—Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight, followed by generally fair tomorrow:; not much change in fémperature; fresh south- west shifting to northwest and north winds. Virginia—Local thundershowers to- night and’ possibly tomorrow morn- ing, followed by clearing tomorrow not much change In temperature; fresh southwest winds, becoming northerly by tomorrow. West Virginia—Partly cloudy and cooler {n northwest and probably showers in east and south portions tonight; tmorrow fair. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p. m., 84: 8 p.m., 89: 12 midnight, 68; 4 am., 69; 8 am., noon, 84. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.04; 8 pm., 30.12; 12 midnight, 30.12; 4 a.m., 30.14; 8 am., 30.18: noon, 30.15 Highest temperature, 84, ocurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 67, occurred at 1 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 92; lowest, 9. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am. today: Great Falls— Temperature, 73; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:20 a.m. and 8:32 p.m.: high tide, 1.34 a.m. ande .45 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide. 9:15 a.m. and 9:21 p.m.; high tide, 2:23 a.m. and 2:38 nm Weather in Various Cities. & Temperature. x? 5 Stations. & 5% 53 s= Weather. P g2t S s S AbileneTex. 3004 94 7 Clear At T B088 5 o Houds aniie ity 3024 20 o o Bailimore > 5010 A% o S Birmingham 3018 04 © Clear omarc”” 3028 7 Clear o 30 7 .38 Cloga gumalo 5000 70 001 Piviouds eaton’ . 305! 56 Chicago ... 3016 7 O Cincinnaty 30.1 86 0.42 Cloudy Cleveland 3012 7 58 0.06 Rain Denver 30.08 90 58 Cloudy Detroit 113074 30 84 Clear El Pato. l) 2094 00 68 I Clear Galveston 3012 8% 80 Clear Helena 2088 RR 60 . Cloudy 3028 T 48 3 Clear ~ 3070 80 68 005 Clouds Jacksonville 30.20 88 72 0.10 Cloudy Kansas City 30.12 96 64 0.30 Cloudy Los Angeles 2082 90 66 Cloug Louisville 3014 84 64 0.18 Rain Fla. 30.10 86 78 .. Pl cloudy i Orjeans: 3012 9% 78 Clear New Yor 25 5 b1 Gl Ciiv. 3003 7o 85 01 Clowdr g;fl,lhdi| 30. 2% 70 56 iadelohia 3050 R0 7 2 Phoenix §§ ?:! 108 7 1 § 2 080 : 70 £2 1t e “3028 78 70 11 Glhmay 2902 04 70 [0 Breloudy S Blaco o002 20 03 066 Bluioudy Popliete o 25%¢ ap 59 008 Qlougs §t. Louis. 0.14 84 62 168 3t. Paul. 026 68 50 Clear Seatle . 3012 68 52 Spokane 132000 86 o1 WASH..DC. 30.18 84 67 FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. We 3 If‘nnflnn‘_ England. 5‘ él(ur!.|her aris. France. 2 Vi, Ruetd 85 Cloudy™"d Berlin. Germany S'.' Clear Siockliolm. Sweden. Cicar Horta (Fayal). Azores.. 7 Part cloudy Hamiiton | Befmiida . 18 Part Soidy Havana, Cuba. - &0 cloudy Colon. inal Zone. 82 Part cloudy FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick, n‘ nified md zmmm Service. » UNOOLN 8200. Chapel. 16 H ST. N.] l.' Aviamobile Sareioe. JAMES T. RYAN Model Chgpat - AT S E Privata Ambulanses "> 143 Livery in Conneclmn R. F. HARVEY'S SON, {Richard K_Harve 1432 You St. K. ‘Phone Bor. 2207, VL. SPEARE CO Neither the successors of i e oripdal WOR. °pe°.7-: o Beote Frag sz6. 1009 H St. N.W. ly 940 ¥ St. N.W. Josep! h F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. nnbu-max Phone Wi FOUND. COLLIE ‘male; ssble: white down Tace: 4 while feet. “white tip on tail: 53 tipped ack. Rescue Leagie. PR Md, e e E?'li.LLE. {flm)le "’"“w'":: ::'I“kA with te markings. ashington Bt Teneut. a4 Sa. ave: imal 1E. female: hrlndle lnd it shington Anim fok e 330 M- aver . LD FOX TERRIER. male: while with black ts: short tail, Apply Washi e Toage, 540" MY, ave. sweor Animal LOST. ANTIQUE gold-plated brooch center et with one small pear] returned to 609 G st. s.w. Phone Frank. lin_8272. Te PRACELET. In Towa Circle. Reward. Frank: in with on: Reward 1f Gawler Semce Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 TSl Peann. T F. COSTELLO QW LOCATED 1724 5. 28, 0 YohEn 7o7s, Timothy Hanlon __G4LHST.NE. Phone L. 5543, "~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST iAo e J WILLIAM LEE. funeral Director and Em- imer. . Livery in connectio E.pn\ and, modern ‘crematonum Cagacgious frice. "332"Fa Ave. MW Cali 2. nu. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, F KEYS. metal : - | 1113 SEVENTH ST N W ?l‘?g;’c;{hgndlarvme.mlefl ! fovand. T G Chn | Modeen: Chapel. “Telephone. _Main 2473 CLARINET and CASE o front of Coneror: Wm. I;L Sardo & Co. i ary: rewai S - NE. N:r‘l'y Band: Bruffey. | 412 B SHanei: Lincoln 524 EJEGLASSES, Tarés rim 1n case. Tnor near | == e Jasine- Genter Market. - _ewurn Fy H. !'URT.BAL DESIGNS. GERMAN POLICE DOG—M; 500, utn TAY Sere b name Von. Reward. - Adams asian GLASSES, torisiss Shell. in Wiconsia ave between N and R eto! Linc. 5608. gl GLASSES, in brown leather case, from 7th to E. Capitol . T8 % howara, i3 "E §85 HAT, dark blue silk. Please return Holmead Apt. 1319 Park T 8t [SH “l“lfi“ Dear_Chevy R e gy o eiagd 2085, POCKETBOOK. black leather, on P st.. be- fween Gia¢ and 2nd S balinday" drigk ward. g PN mwRorth $4b1, ‘aiter & o —Containing S L ard. Heturn to 105 I5ih"sb. S.o. FUBSE, black beaded. contalning, 7 keys “Muper- Tn Mondas. " Phose Lia: mx id_child’s_Initialed . A 1 i 7 T el DNBRELLA prown sk ambe: handie: TiRe it e reward. Call My B S’ 600, Br. Zo. Circle: Cirge s{oxggcv' Ax.’ BLI!“ ah 200, ~ BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” A Bhloe Tk &H Wer. Prompt auto Ilv.ry m Bros. Co.. 1314 F St. Ve lize in Floral Designs at Moderate ices Florists W™& HSTS. NV MAIN 6953 B JULIUS HUGLE DEAD; RITES HELD TODAY Resident of District Since Boyhood Was Il but a Short Time. Julius Hugle, 74 years old, formerly in charge of the accounting depart- ment of the Havenner Baking Co., and a resident of this city since childhood, died at his residence, 424 Eighth street northeast, Friday, after a brief iliness. He was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants in the District of Columbia. Funeral services were conducted at the residence today at 11 o'clock, Rev. John Paul Tyler, pastor of Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church South, officlating. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Many years ago Mr. Hugle was in the wholesale grocery business, being associated with the J. C. Ergood Co. He retired from the Havenner Co. about five years ago Mr. Hugle is survived by four daughters, Mrs. William H. Burton and Mrs. Agnes Fey, both of this city Mrs. Walker Trumble of Philadelphia, and Mrs. W. B. Cleaver of Lancaster, Pa.; also a son, Carl J. Hugle of New York City, and a sister, Miss Lucie Hugle of Washington. Card of Thanks. CHEEKS. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our neighbors and many friends for their kindness. the expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during the iliness and at the death of our de, th ET CHEEKS ar mother. MARGARET CHEEKS. — Beaths. BASSETT. \uddenl\ June 25. 1025 at the home of his fiq‘hlsr in_ Philadel- phia. ISAAC ALBE! N B, 75 years. beloved hushane R e e Philadelohia and three sons. Isasc Bassett of Washington and Robert Z. and John M. Bassett of Penneylvania. Funeral sivices at = Congressionar Cemetery Chapel, Washington. D. C . Tuesday at % p.m. Friends and relatives invited BECKSTEIN. Saturday. June 27, 1 0°45 p.m.. at her residence. ingston” st “Mrs. ANNA BECKS Fiferat Tieodas, gune 30, at 5 pm from her late residence. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. CASEY. Departed this life Friday, June 28, 1825, at Freedmen's Hospital. LOUIS CASEY."beloved husband of Eliza Casey and father of eight children. Funeral Wednesday, July 1. at 2 pm.. from John P. Stewart's funeral narhvru CHOLMONDELEY. Saturd: t 5 . CLARR ):UZAB:TE dBughidy of iaries H aha Lowiss Tay: lor."" Bervices at Gawler's Chapel at 2:30 pm. Tuesday. June 30. Interment private. ¢ CRONISE. Saturdar. June 27.1925. SARAH REBECCA. widow of Gideon Draper Cro nise. Funeral {rom the chapel of W. R Speare Co. 1208 H st nw. on Tuesday, June 30 at 8 am. Interment at 11:30 am. Mount Olvet Cemetery. Frederick. CUR| Sunday. June 28 residence. 2133 “11th st pw. LEE RRY. beloved father of Leroy. Silas Mandy 'Thompson_ Sopronia Carjer and Annie Johnson. ~Notice of funeral here- after. ‘W. Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. FARBES. Departed this life Sunday. June 2K, 1025, 10 a.m.. at her residence. 2 P st MMA FARBES. Funeral Tuesday morning from her late residence, thence to Holy Trinity Church, where high mass will be sung for the repose of 1925. at_his her soul. Interment in Holy Rood Ceme- tery. . Suddenly. turdas. June 27 at_her residence 3101 P st. nw JER e ovaa Nute of Willtaoh R Green. Fiineral services at her late res: dence on Monday. June at 7 pm Relatives and friends invited, = Interment Cypress Hill Cemetery of Brooklsn. N.Y GROSS. Departed this life Sunday. June 58, 1925, ¢ §:15 pan.. MILTON. GROSS. the loving husband of the ylate Alice Evans Gross. father of Erncst S and James Milton Gross and brother of Mre Elizabeth Hicke and the late Mary Gross Notice of funeral later. HAIG. Sunday. June 28 _1025_at his resi- dence, Mt~ Raunier. Md . FREDERICK JAMES, ved hushand of Laura Hair Funeraf from the chapel of Frank Geier's 1113 7th et n.w.. Tuesday. June S p.m. Relatives and friends in; vited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. * HAIG. There will be a special communica tion of Mt. Hermon Lodge, No. 178. A, F and A. M. in the temple. Hratisville, Md Tueeday. June B0.°at I pim "t attend the funéral of our late brother. FRED J HAIG. Members urged to attend HARRY S. CRANFORD. . Worshipful Master; S. M. McMILLAN, Secretars. JACKSON. ~Sunday June 8. residence. 343 Sons Co, 30. at GIE JACKSON. . sister of Nannie Reddrick and Virginia Frishy.’ Notice of funeral hereafter. W Erneat Jarvis Co. in charge. LUCAS. Sunday, June 28, 192 men's Hospital.” WILLIAM LUCAS. be- loveq husband of the late Rebecca Glh- son_Luca: Funeral Wednesday. July at 2 pm., from Moon & Allen's ‘funer: ai &grh\rl 12th ané Florida ave. n.w . Rev. ter H. Brooks officiating. 30 MANNS. eparted this life. suddenly. Fri day. JLne .R 1025, at 9:45 a.m. at her residence, 328 G &t. aw. MAMIE. the loving wife of William Manns and mother of Violet and Rosco Manne. sister of Roea_Colman, Nellie Fox., Philip Lyl Ida Wells, Ladonia Lyles, Arthur Lyle Mattie Turner and Maurice Lyles. o aunt, one uncle and_a host of friends to mourn their loss. Funeral from George Gray's chapel, 614 Oth st. s.w., Monday. June 29, at 2 p.m., thence to Shiloh M. Ghurch. Wayside. ‘Charies Co.. Md.. Jyne m. < MARSHALL. = Departed this life Friday. {ine 26, 1025 at 6 pm. M Georgetown University Hospital. MARTA' MARSHALL. beloved mother of Fiorence Parker and sister of Mrs. Mary Johns Ellie. Funeral from Wise's_undertaking parlor Tuesddr at 1 pm. Priends and relatives invitec ‘IEHBIA‘I. Monday, June 28, 1925, at 4 at her residence, 3141 Mt. Pleasant " HELEN WIRT, widow of the late Dr- Enhrum C. Merriam, aged 81 )elrl Fu- neral from her late residence at 2 p.m. July 1. (Interment private.) 30' NACE. Departed this life at Georgetown TUniyersity Hospital. CHARLES L. NACE, in hig 64th ye: He leaves to mourn their loss. a widow. Clara E. Nace. and three daughters. Mra. Gertrude Groot. Mrs. Marie_Schofleld and Mrs. Edna Harring- ton. _Funeral from Lee's undertaking pa: lor, Tuesday. June 30. at 2 p.m. Friends and relatives invited. 'OAD. Suddenly. Sunday. June 28. 10“6. at his residence. 1108 Euclid WILLMM V. NOAD. Remains relt(“l lt ‘W, Chambers funeral home. - Inter- mfnl Cavehill Cemetery. Louisville. Ky. POLLARD. Departed this life Satyrday, June 27 1825, at 3:50 a.m.. DENNIS POLLARD. the beloved father of Emma Jenifer. Funeral from 1230 Half st. se.. Monday. June 29. at 1 o'clock Relatives and friends invited. . PROBEY. June 27 1925 at 8:15 p.m., MARGARET STARBUCK PROBEY. wid: ow of James K. Probey and daughter of Nathaniel Hussy and Mary Bidd! ick- son. Solemin high mass at Sacred Heart Church. 9 o'clock Tuesday. June 30. Fu- neral private. . RITNER. _Saturday, June 27. 1925, at per regldence; '8 Ch ot nw. Ta- oma_Park. C. AN wife of the Funeral trom »g e “William_ D. "Hitner. er late residence. Mondas. June 20. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Newville, Pl IM'I!E< Saturday, June 27 25. Providence B"J'(m EATHERINE RESA. beloved ufim of Nellie B the late Roche. from her htg mlldml’e 1116 n.w.. Tuesday. June 30. thence to Si. Stephen's Chur mass will be said Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives an {friends invited. (Baltimare and Rich- monA papers Diease copy.) SMUGRUE. June 28 1025, at his residence. 5227 Conduit rd. FRANCIS JOSEPH SHUGRUE. Funeul “June 30 at'0 am. Holy Trinity Church. " Funeral Drivate. & VANDEGRIFT. 'Sunday. June 28, 1035 at his residence, 1005 st. ne. JOHN ENEY efoved husband oF the:fate Sate Hague Vandegrift. Services will be held E and _Funeral Tritermen; is late residence on Tuesday. June 30, 3t 3 pm.” Interment in Rock Creck Ceme: ry. 'WILLIAMS. ted this life = Sundas, T 2o 108B 0 o . e TN LBOnE" e Veidved. wifs” of ‘Ravrumed hter of Mrs. Joseph Williams, loving da Mary Goode granddaughter of Mrs. Fannle Guthridee. Funeral services at the Yermont Avenue Baptiat Church on Thure, gav. July 2. at 1:80 pm. Relatives and fitnde tavited o attend. Rev. James Er Willis. pastor. 30% In Memoriam. FITZGERALD. A tribute of love and de- votion in memory of my uncle, WILLIAM H. FITZGERALD. ‘who departed, thig lite ve () years ago_ today. 1920. e Sraars mans at St Martin's Churen: ur home you are fondly remembered, l"s':va'u thodente” sull” cling 16 vous And sh that loved you so dearly nflz?’"‘ 3B o A ey, | [ 1 In Memorfam. ln nd hln ’mmi remembrance ar - friend ADA gnmd (rie"ite Gne yoarage ADAMS. Tim % It is Jonely here without you. Russell In the midst of friends we are blue For benesth the amiles are aching hearts That are always longing for you flowers placed erave a2l jipo vour srae Bug, the love for sou within my neart. ver fade DEVOTED FRIEND. DOLLY BARNES We hear no more the voics wo loved. We see no more vour face But evervwhere within our home We see one vacant place In our home you are fondly remembered Sweat thoughts sull cling to your name And the, hearts that loved sou so dearly Love you in death just the same. LOVING FRIENDS. MARY E. BIMS AND MARION LA MAY. FEDERLINE. In loving remembrance of ur randmother. & FEDERLINE. “who' died nine June 28. 1916, Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid (o rest And those who still remember her Are the ones who loved her beat Before our even she faded, rowing weaker day by day Pafientls ‘bearing her suffering ntil God took her awas To see her sowly leating us. As helpless we stood by And drained the cup of bitter griet The evening we saw her die No_one knows the silent heartaches Only those who have loved can tall Of this grief that ie borne in silence For our grandmother we loved o well BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LAW. ELLA. AND GRANDCHILDR] FORD. = Loving remembrance of ms beloved hushand, who died three sears ago {041y Not dead to us who love him Not “dead but gone bafore He lives with ue 1o memors. And il forevermore Flowers wither. leaves fads and die Though, others forser rom mesns shei years ago Sweet and peaceful be his rest God_called him home. He alone knows best WIFE. BEATRICE FORD * FUNK. Sacred to the memors of our father and father-niaw. JOSEPH = FUNR. Who departed this Life one vear a%o today. Jun 29, 1024 We, stood beside your bedede And eaw vou pass awas Oh_ well do we remembper Ope vear ago todas, Some mas think ¥ou ars forgoiien But never shall sou be For as long an God mives life to us We ehall alwass think of thee HIS_DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER IN-LAW. MR and MRS. J. E_FUNK JR.” and "DAUGHTER. FRANCES ( MURPHY = GIBBONS. <acred to the oved father Rev. WILLIAM P. GIB BONS. Sr. who ‘entéred into eternal rest 39 years ago. June 28, 1886 Leat by leaf the roscs fall Soul by soul the Savior the memors of our ale Calls not for one. but calls for al And’ we must answer when he HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. * JACKSON. In loving memors of my father ANDREW JACKSON. who died 6 vears a0 today. June 1919 To live in the heart of those we love. ® Is not to die HIS DAUGHTER ANNA JACKSON. Sacred to the memors of dear mother. ANNA ELIZA JACKSOX who departed “thix life six Years a&o todar. June 20. 1919 The blow was hard. the shock severs To part with mother we loved a0 dear But n our hearts you will rem: Until in heaven we mest again HER CHILDREN. = JACKSON. In ead remembrance of our dear mother. ANNA ELIZA JACKSON, who de. parted this life six years ago todas. June 29. 1919, Her buss hands are folded Her work on earth s done He “trqubies “are “ail’ ended; Her heavenly crown'is son HER DAUGHTER. SADIE GRIFFIN. OF EAST ORANGE. N. Mother. dear. it is sweet to know we will meet again Yhere parting is no more And the one 1 loved so dear Has oniy gone before We know it was not death. but When Jesus stopped 1o sar I an the way. the truth. the life And led" my mother away HER DACGHTER. ADA MONROE. * MACK. In loving memors of our dear son nd brother. WILLTAM MACK Who de parted this life one sear ago today. June 9. 1924 Today recalls the memor: Of a loved one laid to rest And those who still remember him Are those_who loved him best MOTHER AND SISTERS of MARY E. MOZIE fe one year a£0 to- MOZIE. In memory who departed this day. June 2. 1924 We did not stand beside her bed or did we sea her life depart But ‘when we heard that she was dead It nearly broke our hearts. Her cheery smile and kindly wars Are pleasant to recall. She had a smile for every one And’ died ‘Deloved by all HER FAMILY. * OWENS. In loving remembrance of GRACE BLANCHE. our dearls beloved. who st us seven Years ago today, June 29. 1918 When the evening sun is_sitting. And T am sitting all alone. In_my heart there comes a longing Dearest Blanche do come home. Gone from our earthly home of sorrow. To your eternal home above ‘We pray that each tomorrow Phl!dl us prepared to meet the.one we ove. MOTHER. FATHER AND FAMILY Today recalls the memory Gt a loved one Fone to rest And thoss who remembered her. Are those who loved her best 5 AUNT GRACE AND FAMILY nd PATRICK. A tribute of love to the memors of our dear daughter. FLORENCE ELIZA BETH PATRICK. who departed this one vear ago today. June 28. 1924 There is one who still will linger At the spot where you were laid Who will come and bring you flowers To the grave that death has made loday recalls the memory Of a loved one gone to rest And those who remember her ‘Are. those who Joved her hest DEYOTED FATHER AXD STEP MOTHER WILLIAM L. PATRICK. LOUI PATRICK. PATRICK. A tribute of love to the mem- ory_of ‘our dear little niece. FLORENCE ELIZABETH PATRICK. who departed thix, life “one year af0 today. Jume 20 "Tis only a step that divides us From glory no mortal has seen we ahalf find you when death’s grim ngers Shall have lifted the veil between. HER DEVOTED AUNTS, MRS _ESTELLE DREW AND MRS. FLOR! RANDALL. A tribute of love to the memory of my wife. who died one vear ago today. June 29. 1024 Today recalls the memors Of a loved one laid to rest And those who still remember her Are the ones who Toved her best HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. * RANDALL. In loving tribute and unfs EeteimE Cdevation 10 the ‘memory of our darling sister. mother and aunt. ELIZA RANDALL (hee Gardiner). who lefi ‘U8 50 peacefully one vear ag0 todas. June 29, 1024, A mother dear. a mother kind Hae gone and left me behind: !“an n(a;r jeoa did her vers best, av God grant her eternal rest - NLY DAUGHTER. EMMA FRAN R RANDALL You fought life's battles bravelsy And_patiently stood every test. And you will always be loved and re- membered Because you were one of the best The footprints sou left in the sands of Will hever be forgotten, as T tread mine T will always remember your love so true. Everything. beautiful in nature reminds HER CLOVING SISTER. FRANCES GREE: I was weeping around her pillow. for T Knew that_she must die It was dark within my bosom. it was light within the eky. As I stood beside your casket and fhed Dack your hair, And "ipon. sour dear, eweet forehead T 1Ry Tant kise there. You nkw{x\s SISTER' RUTH FRA- Io lons e Hivadl ini mesca et dicg Her life ‘was asked. but God denied The trial was hard, the pain severe To part with one we loved o dear. But'In our hearts she still remains Until 'we meet in heaven again. HER DEVOTED BROTHERS. 'GEORGE ERNEST. and MOSES GARDINER. In our hearts your memory lingers, Always tender, ‘fond and true There is not a day. dear aunt. ‘That we do not_think of you HER DEVOTED NEPHEWS. ELMER and ADOLPHUS GARDINER 2 LL. In_sad remembrance of HEN STRRS R, en giea syddenly one vear axo 10083 e Bt hot “toraqgten one but nof S WIFE. * TAYLOR. In sad but lov: e our dear busband and father. JAMES A TAYLOR. who died one year ago toda. June 29. 1924. Ong by, nne earth's ties are broken. Gne tney pass away: o Bu ::. Sid o Florious token ome future. day. © YW RE HosA s FavLor I mourn for you. dear father. ut not with outward show. For the heart. that mourns sincerely Motirne siently” and. low HIS "DEVOTED DAUGHTER. NARCISSA ‘FAYLOR CARRINGTON ATSON. 1In loving memory of my dear W ATie and our devoted mothar— SARAH A FWATSOK Departed this Tife June 2. 20. I Sdfly missed. FAMILY. =+ WILLIAMS. A tribute of love to the mem- ory of my mother. HANNAH WILLIAMS. Tiho died 16 years'ago Sesterday. Jiine 28 Today recalls the memory Of & loved one laid to rest. And who still remember’ ber Are ones ived her best SER CHILDREM, *