Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING, STAR, Aylor by the recent filing of a suit WASHINGTON, WILL FIX ELECTION DATE. D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925. | months ago. She says she has since Seeks Marriage Annuiment. |learned that Aylor had a wite living bas asked the | to annul_her Avlor, which Md., a few Mrs. Lena L. Aylor District Supreme Court marriage to Patrick V took place at Rockville, ceremony and from whom he was not divorced when he went through the marriage knowledge was brought home to the second Mrs. 2. with her. The Opportunity ShoeSale STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY OFFERING RELIABLE and STYLISH FOOTWEAR for THE FAMILY AT REAL ECONOMY PRICES $3 28 | Pumps, Women’s patent or| Satin Novelty Pumps. Ankle Strap with Bow. A very dressy Shoe. Heels Women's Novelty Little Men’s Black or Brown Shoes. Good- vear Welt. Rubber Heels. Sizes 9-13%. Wom.n's u Kid 3-Siran Men’s Brown Blucher Oxfords. Medium Toes. Goodyear Welts. Rubber Heels. Good Value. Special at 53 98 Women's Patent or 8 Steel Cuban Covered Growing Girls' Pater iEinal Rita Sandal Show off beautiful Iy with Colored Hosiery. Buckle Pumps. A dlend'd shoe for evening Pumps. Cuban overed Heels. A aplendid Comfort shoe for walking Men’s Tan Oxfords. Wide Toes. Goodyear Welt. Rubber Heels. $2.98 Women's Patent Tie Oxford. Covered Cu- ban Heels. An excep- | tional value. 98¢ Brown or White ‘“Sneaks” for Boys and Girls. Just the Shoe you want for outdoor sports. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Open Saturday Nights Easy Credit Terms for Everybody Everywhere 3100 M ST. N. W. Store Clo: for maintenance by Mrs. Rachel V. Aylor, in which the court was advised of the second marriage. Attorney Needham C. Turnage represents wife [ d 1do For Rélieving ‘HEADACHE NEURALGIA TOOTHACHE RHEUMATISM Ask Your Druggist Main 8034 ] Becretary of State to Name Day to Choose La Follette's Successor. MADISON, Wis., August 7 (#).—The date of the special primary to nomi- nate candidates for United States senator to fill Senator La Follette's seat will be fixed by the secretary of state under the primary election law after Gov. Blaine calls the special election This was anounced at the office of Secretary of State Fred Zim- merms McCormick Medical ~Glasses ~ Fitted Tlege Eyes Examined C. H. SMALL & CO. Three Excellent Home Values 222 Randolph Place N.E. Six rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electricity war construction, excellent neighborhood. Graduate Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 409-410 MecLachlen Bldg. 10th and G Sts. N.W. Main 6861 nd gas, pre- This house is in P perfect condition and will make a_very desirable home or in- vestment for some one. terms. 609 Girard heat, electricity and gas. must see this delightful new desirable features, and the $7,950.00 on terms to suit. double rear porches, to mention. Arrange an Hardwcod floors $11,750.00 on most convenient Main 8034 NACHMAN FURNITURE CO. 8th and Penna. Ave. Southeast Store Open Saturday Night Until 9 o’Clock Every Other Night at 6 o’Clock very Highest quality electric fixtures, hardwood floors, i sink and other appointments always desired, but too numerous inspection Price, $7,500.00 on most convenient Street N.E. A well built home of six large rooms and bath, hot-water Located in a section of new homes. High elevation and a neighborhood of increasing values. : You home to appreciate its many remarkable low price of one-piece porcelain today 1001 Quebec Place N.W. One of the most attractive corners in the northwest of best materials and embodying every known convenience This house is 20 feet wide, has six (6) large rooms and bath, with built-in tub; double rear porches and excellent and trim, high-grade electric fixture Suilt de yard. Price, terms. C. H. SMALL & CO. Realtors—Builders JOSEPH VAN ARSDALE FUNERAL TOMORROW Veteran Employe of Treasury Dies After Nearly 60 Years of Service. Funeral services for Joseph Van Arsdale, veteran employe of the United States Treasury, who died at his resi- dence, 1731 Columbia road, yesterday, [ will be conducted at the chapel of W | R. Speare Company, 1208 H street, to- morrow morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Earle Wilfley, pastor of the Vermont | Avenue Christian Church, of which Mr. Van Arsdale was a trustee and elder, will officlate. Interment will be in_Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Van Arsdale, who was an em ploye of the Treasury for nearly 60 vears, was delegated by the Secretary of the Treasury to act with “power of attorney” in signing for money going out of the Treasury through warrants, | | or drafts. He held such power for six vears, auring which time he, perhaps, signed for more money than had any other individual before him. Mr. Van Arsdale was twice re- { tired from duty, due to age, only to be reinstated each time under special | provision in connection with the re- tirement act of 1920. He was given a physical examination on each oc caston and declared fit for further duty. He was serving in the book keeping and warrants division at the | time of his death. Mr. Van Arsdale was a member of | the Association of Oldest Inhabitants | of the District of Columbia, the Ben- | jamin B. French Lodge, No. 15, | F. A. A. M., and had been a resident of Washington since & boy. | "'He was the husband of the late Mrs. Anna Green Van Arsdale and is survived by two sons, Joseph G. nd George E. Van Arsdale; two | daughters, Miss Emily Van Arsdale and Mrs. Willlam B. France, and a brother, Thomas P. Van Arsdale. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 [Giunersof afhermahes! < trace quichly for t ] *;Studebaker (Power Durability finish. $25 Worth of Goods, $2 cash, $2 per month $50 Worth of Goods, $4 cash, $4 per month $100 Worth of Goods, $5 cash, $5 per month August sales mean nothing unless you can purchase quality furniture at a considerably less price—Nach- man Furniture Co.’s references are the thousands of satisfied customers who are daily recommending their Suite as pictured in combination three color Jacquard, con- sisting of full size:sofa, club chair and fireside chair—A $225.00 value for. . Extra lar ge sizes, genuine solid mahogany Priscilla Sewing Cabinets, with the late st im- proved inside equipment. A $10.00 value for $6.50 Cash or on Easy Credit Terms. $159.00 Delivers Any Living Room Suite You May Purchase. It Matters Not Whether You Buy a $200, $250 Or $300 Suite Nachman’s Own Reliable Kitchen Cabinets-Made Especially for Nachman Furniture Co. Entire construction fully guaranteed—Regulation size—can be had in all white or grey enamel or golden oak—All tables ha lain tops—a $60 value for ve porce- $39.00 $1 Cash Delivers One to Your Home $1 Per Week Pays the Balance Four massive pieces, mahogany inside drawer linings, finished in the latest duotone and Huguenot finishes. 48-inch dresser, full size . six-drawer vanity, full size bow. chifforobe arranged for the convenience of linens and clothing. a $275.00 value, for. Ten piece beautiful dining room suite consisting of massive buffet, glass front china closet, server, full length extension table, five side and one arm chair covered with best quality genuine leather—all suite finished in the newest French Walnut. Value for. .. .. $5 Delivers One to Your Home A slip $250.00 seats. Entire $175.00 85 Large, Chifforobe, with hat box, wardrobe and spacious drawer room. be had in oak or wal- nut finish. A $25.00 ‘value for $1 delivers one to your home. -end bed and combination . i mmesdhorsk 14 T We will finish this beautiful five-piece breakfast suite, con- sisting of a drop-side corner-cut table and four elegant Windsor chairs, in any color or combina- i conveniently arranged Can $16.50 $ on of colors you may desir A real $50 value for $39.00 1 delivers one to your home. JOSEPH VAN ARSDALE. FORD BUYS 7 TUGS OF SHIPPING BOARD Vessels to Be Used in Scrapping of Steel Ships—Cost $42,- 500 Each. Sale of seven ocean-going tugs for $42500 each to Henry Ford has been authorized by the Shipping Board. An offer from MF. Ford for the tugs speci- fied $40.000 each, but this was reject- ed by the board, which instructed the Fleet Corporation to negotiate with Mr. Ford on the higher figure. The tugs will be used in towing the steel vessels Mr. Ford intends to scrap from points along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts to the scrapping points. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Falr tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy, probably thun- dershowers tomorrow night; not much change in temperature: gentle variable winds, becoming moderate southerly. Maryland—Fair tonight, somewhat warmer in West portion; tomorrow partly cloudy, probably local thunde: showers in West portion tomorrow afternoon and East portion tomorrow night; gentle variable winds, becom- ing moderate southerly Virginia— r tonight, somewhat warmer in west portion: tomorrow partly cloudy, probably local thunder- Showers in west portion tomorrow afternoon and in east portion tomor- row night; gentle variable winds, be-: coming moderate southerly. Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 81; 8 p.m. T 4 am., 66; 8 a.m., 71; noof, 82. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.97; 8 pa 29.95; 12 midnight, 29.98; 4 a.m., 29.9 8 a.m., 20.95; noon, 29.95. Highest temperature, $2, noon today. Lowest temperature, 65, 5"a.m. today. Temperature same date Highest, 52; lowest, 64. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls, at 8 a.m. today Temperature, 74; condition, muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:28 a.m. p.m.; high tide, 10:23 am. 10551 p.m. Tomorrow—Low 5:50 p.m.; high 11:43 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:13 a.m.; sun sets. 714 pm. Tomorrow-—Sun rises 5:14 a.m.; sun sets 7:12 p.m. Moon rises 9:36 p.m.; sets §:44 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. T Temperature. 23 occurred at occurred at last year— and § and tide, 5 23 a.m tide, m. 11:15 a Stations. *Awpansak WM cameg oy me Abilene, Tex. Albany’ Auanta Atlantic Gt Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo ' Charleston Chicago Cincinna Cleveland Denver ... Detroit El Paso.. . Galveston . Helena Huron. 8. D, Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City. Los Angeles. Louisville . Miami. Fla N. O 9 * Gloudy Pt.cloudy > Clear Clear Cloudy Rain Pt.cloudy Clear Clear * Cloudy 310002 9B DD EPPEEEME SRR 2E2R3TTINERE Clear loydy Pt cloudy - Glonay .. Ptclotdy 48 Cloudy - Cle 2121923 IS A E SRV DI IB B i PERFE R R .y an” Antonio 3 San_Diego.« S. Francisco. 8i. Louis. St. Paul.. attle . pokane VASH..D.C BBABB D BBDBETIID-Y BIRERZUERETLREZ2I, FOREIGN. (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England ] Part cloudy Paris. France Part cloudy Vienna, Austria.. . Cloudy Covenhagen. Denim: Part cloudy Stockholm. ‘Sweden. Clear Horta (Fayal). Azores Forey Hamilton, Bermuda. Clear San Juan, Porto Rico. Clear Havana, Cuba, Havar Clear Cloy POCKETBOOK contalning money and_cards. Thursday. July 30, 1925, o n BRI U Ml e byl . C. wner o same den Address Box 311K, "Shar ofice. “n"“,a:‘ L LOST. BALLOON TIRE. < new: st PALLOON TIRE. on rim: new: on 16ih st. COLLIE—Male brown and white: Tast seen n ne. with & : 10, e, ith a rope around neck: reward. EYEGLASSES—Sbell-rimmied, Tn case, Wed- nesday.” between Munitions Bldg. h and Pu. ave, Reward. Columbie 3883-W. + FALSE TEETH—Comer niate with fine teeth: 2 gold clamps on side: reward. 6337 Ga._ave. 2 FOLDER. black. containing driver' and important fecelpts. 2407 Shannon Bl se._Linc. 2629.J. sed black cen: FRATERNITY PIN—Gold, ter, with gold letters LY Sendard, T BRI NS lomrerswn. O Firder miies oty A. Mcintyre, 1419 33rd st. nml v v aEE-i"'m POLICE DOG. male: liberal re- ward. _Frank. 6565. GOLD_PIN—Formerly culf button, Satur: 2 Eve t. n.w.. Apt, Gay-" Please return "‘rom' T ars o War e PGODLE DOG. white, Temals. pi 2 & fovedr B W 1B i St s PUPPY—White Eskimo Spits” sirayed frq 5026 Military rosd. Reward. Clev. 8859 > NS SUIY Rew ot “Wvel Momath SPECTACLES. bBom rim: in Georretown. t Columbia 9453 MITCHELL PLANS NEW AIR SERVICE ATTACK| Former Flying Chief Calls Planesi of Army and Navy “Toy Outfits.” By the Associated Press. DETROIT, August 7.—Col. William Mitchell, former assistant chief of the | United States Army Air Service, with | the rank of brigadier general, gave indications here that he would launch another attack against present con- ditions of the Air Service when Con. gress convenes in the Fall. Col. Mitchell was here visiting his wife and baby daughter, who was born here last Sunday Referring to the Air Service, he said: “As long as we are under the Army and Navy we will not have any Afr Service. We haven't more than a dozen fighting ships and the rest are nothing but toy outfits falling down around our ears,” Col. Mitchell was deprived of his rank of brigadier general following a controversy over aircraft policies in Washington last Spring. He was transferred to Fort Sam Houston, Tex., where he is now stationed. Broker Kills Self. WATERTOW N. Y., August 7 P).—Frederick D. Thomason, 55 years old, an insurance broker of Brook- lyn, who was passing the Summer at his Summer home on Nulcascar Island, on the Canadian side of Thousand Islands, 15 miles from Kingston, Ont., committed sulcide yesterday by shoot- ing. Tl health is believed to have been the cause. ,ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. William B. Cushing Camp, No. 30, Sons of Veterans, will hold a regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock at the Pythian Temple. Commander William Rosser will preside and a number’ of G. A. R. members are expected Tuberculosis Hospital, Fourteenth and Upshur streets, will be open to visitors this evening from 6 to § o'clock. A musical program will be | given the dining hall at 7 o'clock. Whiters' League of Washington meets at 8 o'clock at the Mount Pleas- ant Library, Sixteenth and Lamont streets. in Municipal Council, Royal Arcanum, will meet at 8 o'clock at Pythian Temple. Phil Sheri meet at 2 o 1 Post, G. A. R., will lock this afternoon. | Lawn party for the benefit of the Willing Workers class of the Second Baptist Sunday School, at Seven teenth and East Capitol _streets, which was postponed from Wednes- day because of the rain, will be held | this evening. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Caledonian Club will hold a lawn party tomorrow evening from 6 to o'clock at the residence of Mrs. R. | | | i { | on. Clarendon, Va. Card 0{ Thanks. CLUBB. In behalf of the family of the late CATHERINE R. CLUBB (nee Thorne) of 708 7Tth st. se. we wish to express our hearty thanks for the kindness extended our loved one during her illness. and for the beautiful floral tributes and consoling | resolutions at her death HER CHILDREN. * Deaths. Thursday, : August 6. 1 ABETH A. BA. . beloved Ir vear. Church. ~ Alex August 8. at 3 pm Fu. aturday ate Hoepital . beloved mother. s, William_Brent. Chi John E. Brent. Martha Battle and Waiter H. Brent. Remains may be seen at New man's Undertakers varior. 837 T st n.w Saturdey. August 8. Funeral from Geth: and Virginia HAM. Thu at his residence. WARD J.. beloved Cunningham (nee O Connor). ~ Funera from the above residence Saturday. A Kust 8. at 8:30 am.. thence to St Thew’s Church. where mass will be said at | © am. for the repose of his soul. _Inter- | ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited 7 DORSEY. August 6. 1925. at Ursuline Con. vent. ‘New Orleans_ La. Sister MARY STANISLAUS (nee Winifred Doreex). be- loved daughter 97 the laie James and | Catherine Dorsey. 8 GRANGER. Thureday. August 6 JAMES W.. beloved husband of ‘Georg Granger. azod 76 ‘hapel of Thomas § Saturday. Aui s and,friend fo" attend; t at Congressional Cemetery. * K. Officers and members of Con- stellation Council. No. 38. Jr. 0. U. A. M., are requested to attend the funerai of our late brother. J W. GRANGER. at the chapel of Sergeon. 1011 7th st n.w.. Saturday. August 8. at 2:30 p.m. FRANK BLAINE. Councilor. * GUYTHER. Thureday, August 6. 1 FRANCES DEN aged 2 vears. infant daughter of Mary R. and the late Charles H. Gusther. 'Interment at_St. George's Cemetery. Valley Lee. Md.. Sunday at_11 am. HARRIS. Wednesday, Auzust 5. 1925. at 4:40 pm. her’ residence. " Arlington, Va. VIOLA ELIZA HARRIS (nee Davis). ved wife of Sterlink H. Harrls. She s to mourn their loss two children. a father. three brothers, four sisters and a host of relatives and friends. . Funeral from St. John's Baptist Church. Arlingion. Saturday, August 8. at (Phila: delphia papers please copy.) 7° JAMES. Thursday, August 6. 1925, at Easton. Pa. E. NELSON JAMES. beloved_son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. James. Funeral services at his late redidence. 543 Bu- chanan st. n.w.. Saturday. Auguet 8. at p.m. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. KALLOCK. = August 5. 192 Home, Elizabethtown. Pa.. ARTHUR._ be- loved husband of the late Clarissa C. Ki lock. Fuperal from the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Sarah K. 2604 24th st 0 530 day, August 6. 10th st. n.w D.m. Thursday OMAS M August 6. 1 . at 6 ALLEN, brother of Mrs. Lanigan, Funeral from his late reside 1368 Harvard st. n.w.. Sat- urday. August 8. at 8:30 . thencs to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. where re- auiem mass will he said at § am. Inter- ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. o NICHOLSON. Friday. the residence of ister. Mr. 131 Q o August 7. 1025, at er’ brother-in-law and and’ Mrs. William L. ‘Coniey. + MARY ALMIRA. eldest child of the Thomas Jefferson and S phia W, 'Nicholson of *Prince Georges Coun Md. Funeral and interment_pri- vate, - Kindiy omit flowers. 8% PATTERSON. Departed_this life Thursday. August 6, 1925 0 a.m. at her resi- dence, 1506 _3: rs. - MARIA PATTERSON, devoted wife of George W Patterson. sr.: loving mother of George R. Patterson, jr.; dear mother-in-law_of of Mrs. Emma Pat- terson, aunt of Daisy Seay and John Pat- terson. faithiul “friend Of Sister Annie Harris. Funeral Sunday, August 9, at 1 o'clock sharp. from Alexander Memorial Baptist Church, N st_ between 27th and 28th sts. n.w.. Rev. Frazier. pastor. Can_we help but feel so lonely When her voice we do not hear? For no words were ever sweeter Than the words she spoke o deas FAMILY. RICHTER. Thursday. August 6. 1995 at 11:15 p.m.. at his residence. 701 Alabam: ave., Congress Heights. JOHN. beloved hus: Band of Louise Richter and father of Neitie Loeffler.” Notice of funeral hgro- after. = RILEY, Thursday. August 6. 1925. ELIZA- R.. wife of the late Harvey Riley. ices at Gawler's chavel, 1730 ennsylvania ave. n.w.. Saturday. August 8 at 2 pm. Intérment at Glenwood Cemetery. NG. August 6. 1925. PAULA, 55 vears 1 age. beloved wife of Louis Ring. devot- ed ‘mother of Gretchen. Frieda and Gus. fave'Ring. Funeral wii] take place from her late residence. 5521 Potomac ave. n.w.. Sunday, August 0. at 10 a.m. Interment at Washington Hebrew Cemetery. 9 VAN ARSDALE. Thursday. August 6, 1925, ‘8t hix residence. 1731 Columbi 3 S63EPH S, VAN ARSDALE. hus PETERSON. he jate Anna Green. and {ather of Joseph . George E. and Emery Van Aredale and Mis. William B. France, Funeral from chapel of W. R. Speare Co.. 1208 H st. D.w.. Saturday, August 8, at 11 a.m. 7 DALE. The members of Associa- Tember JOSEPH S_VAN ARSDALE, irom ber. » rom The ‘parlors of W. R. Speare Co. 1408 H . n.w.. Saturday. August 8 at 11 am. Rt SYES. "Prestdent. [EQDORE W. 3. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretars. band of the e Buehla Van Sickler. Fu Rowel ffom, his late residence. 4108 Sth at In Femorfam. Sacred to the mem- RY D. BURWELL . December 4 1900 HENRY vember 27, 1921. and CECELIA R. July 3. 19 Quite & family, free from the cares of this life. Hid with God in Christ. Why should we weep. while the soft memory of their virtues yet lpngers. like | the sin s set E AND MOTHER. EMMA DAUGHTER AND SISTER. OKS . N. . In sad but loving remembrance of B odgar son, EDWARD LESTER COON who depas his life one vear ako today August 7. 1924, " o . There is one who still will linger At the spot where you were laid, # Who | will always come and bring 30 To the grave that death has made Gone from this world of sorrow To your eternal home of joy. I pray that each tomorrow nds me pre my HIS DEVOTED ¥ ER. W. L. COON. * COON. A tribute of love and devotion to the’ memory of our darling son. brother and daddy. EDWARD LESTER COON. who entered into eternal rest one year a£0 to day. August 7. 1924 1t is lonely without you. Lester, dear. coIn the midst of others I am biue For beneath my smiles 18 an aching heart That is always longing for you-: When alone in my sorrow and bitter tears ow. There comes sad memories of one yea the tw Unk oy 2 h aknown to others. he comes by my sid And" Vhiepers. " Chcer. o tmbines For the hands that did so much for us Lay helplessly today God knows they worked continuously. But they are gone today. INGLY. HIS CHILDREN ¢ the pain you bore ot see you die. ¥ know you passed away Without & chance to say good-bye. I have not forgotten you. dear brother. ha 1 h rd 16 do. 4 memory last brother. though the circle is broken the parting has filled me with pain, I hold as a gloriou; h o ing you again G AND ONLY SISTER. MAR- loving remembrance of our devoted Cousin and son. who depari- life two years ako. August 4. 1953 He told me he : T old ‘Bim T was coming some day: gome day I Was Eolaf o meet im 0%, Seet Fouus. Hia Swest HIS “HEART-BROKEN. AND' COUSIN, MAGGIE B. COOPER Ai DEVOTED MOTHER. JENNIE LUG DOUGLAS, In sad but loving remembrance ear daughter, BERNADINE who * 4. this life two August 7. 1923, Anniversary Cyprian's Church. You have gane to rest. dear dauchter. To your Savior, good and trus: on_the heavenly glory. t'is for me to do. You shall always be remembered In this weary world of strife You shall never be forzotten As long as God shall give me life. HER LOVING MOTHER. * of my dear hus. who departed thi agg mass at St ELLIS. In sad memory band. HENRY F life August 7. 1917 MAY. In loving memors of our dear moth- er SUSIE A."MAY, who left us 10 years azo tod, Zust 7. 1915 We can never forget v r While on this carth We sty o iheT For our hearte have never been the same Since the das Sou passed away Sleep on. dear mother. and take your rest, God called you home. He thought 1t best He raw your uffering here was great And opened wide the golden DEVOTED DAUGHTERS BERTH) ory of my dear NELLIE NELSON. £0_today, Au. N GEORGE son and broth PARKER. who departed years ago today. August 7 ear your Voice. so full 0f cheer. r every act’ would AIl with Draise— Could we but have those other day FAMILY, * The. loving_memory of our dear parents and the Christian example thes set’hefore s lives within our hearts from das 1o d Mrs. LAURA HARSEY AND CUTHBERT ¥. RSO . Gear sisters. GRACE PHELPS 50a’ sister. HERSEY. e our UTH das brings sweet memoriss. Every memory brinks & tear. Deep within our hearts we cherish of ones we jove so dear AND MAUD SHEARER. ' * A tribute of love 10 my dearly be- ones—my hushand. CHARLES H, PIERCE. who died Auguit 7. 1933 snd be Son. “CLIFTON M. PIERCE e 5. 1018 Today recalis the memors Of loved ones laid to rest And those who think of you Are the ones that love you best WIFE AND MOTHER. * WEST. In sad but Joving remembrance of my ‘dear brother. RICHARD WEST. whe departed this life 10 years ago today. Au- gust 7. 1915 You are not forgotten. That would be too hard to do As lonz as life and memory last 1 will always_think of you. HIS LOVING SISTER. * WHITE. 1In cad but loving remembrance of pur dear husband and father. JAMES ¥ WHITE. who departed this lite one year . August 7. 19 of his life were numbered And the messenger whispersd low. ““The Master has come and called for thes's He answered. “I'm ready 10 £o." "Tis sweet to remember him who once was here Though absent to us. he is just as dear: The midnight stars shine on the grave Of the one we loved. but could ot save HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MRS, E. V. WHITE. AND SON. JAMES A. WHITE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Frank Geier’s Sons Co. v N L S STieleonone _ Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NQW_LOCATED_ AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7978. _ & Co. i Lincoln 524 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. SE Lincoln 143. Model CHAPSL e Ambulancon > Livery in Connection. Quick, Dignified_and Efficlent Service. eal s . LINCOLN 8200. omobile Service. ______ Chapel. VL. SPEARE CO iR oneal W R, "s’i:i“.?i SEn Pions Frank. 8626, 1009 HSt. N.W. Formerly 940 F 8t. N Joseph F. Birch’s Sons L USAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST.N.W. Eatabiished 1841 Gawler " Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. NE. ____ Phone L. 5543. _ ~ "CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_E. CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 372. §TWILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em' *“Livery in connection. 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