Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1925, Page 7

MRS. JAMES W. ALLISON, W. C. T. U. LEADER, DIES Temperance Body Expires After Long Illness. Woman's Christfan Temperance Union st 8 years and active in tem \9@\ PEERLESS: FURNITURE CO,, S 4 j road, | ness. peranc work here more than 15 vears, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Lillian A. Costelo, 1421 Columbla yesterday after a lingering ill- e h.l‘}"s. :\“lsDfllhud been in failing b - ealth for several months, her last Troasurer of Dishrict. Branch of | linecs hegiubii Hbont & motih. aos She continued actively as treasurer of the local-union up to the time of her death, a recess of the organiza- tion causing no strenuous work dur- Mrs. James W. Allison, 63 vears old, [ ing the last several weeks. However, treasurer of the District branch of the | she had been in regular the union during earl; Mrs. attendance Summer. the widow Allison was ARE GRATE You can buy now for later delivery if you like. WARNSOOOAR Living Roem Suite These massive, lux Y niture for every room in the house. you our low prices on anything in the establishment. THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. James W. Allison, and had been a resident of Washington for the last 35 years. Besides her affiliations with the W. C. T. U. she was a member of the local branch of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, a mem- ber of the Sunshine Society and of Calvary Baptist Church. She ‘is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Costelo; two sons, W, Clark Al lison and T. Ellis Allison; a stepson, Ernest F. Allison, and four grand' children. Funeral services will be conducted of | at the daughter’s residence Thursday at 25D $ j‘. S ... .,..:.‘ L AV AY A VAKX e X 0 X 22 AxisLay and Extra Pieces New, Different and Exceptionally Distinctive irious suites are high grade in every respect! have vour choice of several coverings and s With every suite at this price you get a Mahogany En | Frame, Bridge Lamp and Shade and two beautiful pictures in attractive frames es. Is All You Need Pay for the Newest Style They are upholstered in fine cut Small Down Payment—Balance Weekly or Monthly If you want a distinctive new suite for your dining room, see this one! At this special pricdit’s a marvelous bargain! Many attractive suites to choose from; every one deeply cut in price. And we will arrange terms to meet your weekly or monthly income. 139 Terms Arranged to Suit You 14-Piece Dining Room Group in Walnut A large buffet, semi-closed china cabinet, oblong extension table with extrn leaves, closed server and six genuine leather-seat chairs in biue or brown. Your choice of popular Queen Anne or Tudor periods. Also a velour table rf, bridge lamp and shade, gold easel frame and imported nickel beautifully decorated pearl inlaid tray all with each suite. New 11-Piece Su Here's an opportunity to secure a fine bedroom suite at a real saving, and on terms that you will find con- venient. These picces are excellently built of genuine walnut veneers and other woods. The finish is a rich walnut effect or the much wanted French walnut Add Twenty Dollars for Suite This Friendly Furniture Store —has helped hundreds of housewives to completely furnish their homes by al- lowing them the most con- venient credit terms offered over a long period of time We will do the same for vou PG56856 ite in French 169 With Robe. alnut With Full Vanity This price includes the Fall Bow-end Bed, Large Chest of Drawers, Good Size Dresser, Large Size Six-drawer Full Vanity, a 50-b. All-cotton Mat- tress, Guaranteed All-steel Springs, Walnut Bench, Two Feather Pillows, Gold-finished Swinging Easel Frame and Electric Bed Light with silk shade. Small Cash Payment—Little Weekly or Monthly 829 7th St. N.W. K o Ealfier afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. W. S. Abernethy, pastor ofsCalvary Baptist Church, will officiate. Inter- ment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Beauty Bows to Death. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., September § (P).—Atlantic Cit halted tn its prep- arations for the beauty pageant today to pay honor to Charles Harrison | Broome, chief machinist's mate, who lost his_life aster. ute while the body was Interred. in the Shenandoah 829 SEVENTH ST. N.W. It has always been our aim to satisfy every one in giving them just what they want in furniture at the low- est possible price and on terms to suit their convenience. Tomorrow we welcome every housewife to call and inspect our six floors of the most advanced style in fur- It will be our pleasure to show you through our store and quote With any suite pur- chased here this week. a $19 Bridge Lamp and Shade, or $19 Floor Lamp arid Silk Shade, or a $22 Buffet Mirror. Weekly or Month!y Payments to Suit WE OFFER YOU 10 PIECES—WITH LUXURIOUS 3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED VELOUR SUITE or KROEHLER DAVENPORT SUITE in MAHOGANY & VELOUR SPECIAL ‘:’ANN[VERSARY PRICES d Table, Imported Table Scarf, Gold Easel | Simmons Guaranteed Day Bed With s0ft coilon maiirese Opeus wita one & mo- ion. _ves you an added hed- room. Fine cre. 2 With Ends 1onne - covered cotton-mattress and ruarasteed 25ringe Witheut Ends FASY TERMS Queen ‘Card Table Folds together. easy to put awaV: rigid] constructed: fine laatt rette covering. Special during Anniversary ° Week Simmons and Rome Steel Bed Complete Outfit sists of a full size metal Bed. in new enamel finish: also a good spring and Complete Only cotton mattress. Outfit EASY TERMS ARR. Hey;;d-w—niufield Carriages and Strollers reatls cut | n Price anring _our i With Hood naiversary Sale. Many etyles and colors 1o choose from, EASY TERMS dis Traffic was halted for one min- | superintendent of schools from 1900 | daughters, | Hardesty and Mrs. Willlam Johnson C., TUESDAY, MRS. MARY STUART | CLAIMED BY DEATH Widow of Educator Had Long Been Identified With Religious and Welfare Work. Mrs. Mary Burris Stuart, 72 years old, widow of Alexander Tait Stuart, long prominent as an educator here, died at her residence, 3162 Seven: teenth street, yesterday afternoon. Although an invalid for the last 2 years, Mrs. Stuart never ceased taking an interest in religious and philanthropic work. She was & member of the original board of managers of Sibley Hospital and was one of the leading ‘workers in the opening and operation of that institution. She was also one of the founders ot the Young Women's Christian Association in Washington. Mrs. Stuart was a member of Calvary | M. E. Churen. A native of lowa, she was they daughter of the late Judge and Mrs Willlum Burris of Davenport. Her husband was director of intermediate instruction of the District of Colum bia public schools from 1911 to the time of his aeath, September 5, 1924, and had devoted (0 years to the de velopment of schools here. He was to 1906. | Mrs. Stuart is Mrs. survived by two William Slaughter Moore, and a granddaughter, Miss Irene lliott Moore. Funeral services will be private, at the residence, tomorrow. Dr. James Shera Montgomery will officiate. In- terment will be in Glenwood Cem etery. Ordered to Honolulu. Second Lieut. Lester J. Tacy. 16th Field Artillery, at Fort Myer, Va., has been ordered to Honolulu, Hawail, for dut; Upholstering REUPHOLSTERING PARLOR SUITES AND ODD CHAIRS A SPECIALTY CHAIR CANEING PORCH ROCKERS, SPLINTED “Nuf-Ced!” The Best Place and Lowest Prices After All Ask my 20000 customers. [ give the service you have the right to expect $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT TO $2.98 PER YARD Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal to 1233 10th St. N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 Man W Bring Samples FREE TUESDAY Health Lecture Capital Memorial Church 5th and F Streets N.W. COLDS Cause—Prevention—Cure By DR. D. H KRES! of the Washington Sanitarium Public Invited s EBONITE “Stings” t3 1k, Sa 1t Wind. g Artund the Gears MR. MOTORIST S When you put EBONITE | into the gear cases of your motor car or truck you give the gears in the Trans- mission and rear axles a smooth, velvety, wear-resist- ing film of lubricant that prevents friction, wear-to- parts and saves repair bills. One filling is enough for all season. . Buy with your mind made ap. Demand EBONITE. Take no substitute. At dealers’ in five-pound cans, d at_service stations from | an the EBONITE checkerboard pump only. "EBONITE (1T's SHREDDED o0IL) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON DILWORKS - COLUMBIA 5228 Trust Us With Your Films YOU took a lot of pic- tures over the holiday week end. Bring them where we take a lot of pains in developing them! Our array of photo- graphic materials em- braces everything from films to a finishing service which receives pic- tures before 9:30 and de- livers them developed and printed at 4:30 the same day. The National REMEMBRANCE Shop Mr. Foster's Shop 14th St. at Pa. Ave. Also 1229 Pa. Ave. | row s C l¢ D | 11333 G | Crite 308 Jefferbon av DOG—] | No.""10070. Reward. Phone Alexandria | 1692. 10¢ SEPTEMBER 8, 1925. - ! THE WEATHER | | District of Columbia and Maryland— Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy not much change in temperature; moderate north and northeast winds. Virginia—Fair tonight, slightly cool- er in central and east portions: to morrow partly cloudy; moderate north east winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight, tomor- partly cloudy: warmer in west portion. | Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; 8 p.m., 83; 12 midnight, 78; 4 a.m., 73; 8 a.m., 73; noon, 7%. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.79; | 29.83; 12 midnight, 29.87; 4 a.m., 29.88; | § a.m.. 29.90; noon, 29.91. Highest temperature, 90, occurred at 5 p.m. vesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 71, occurred at 5 a.m. toda: Temperature same date last year— Highest, §1; lowest, 55. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at § a.m. today: Temperature, 81; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:42 a.m. and 7:01 p.m.; high tide, 1 .m. and 12:28 pm. Tomorrpw—Low 7:54 p.m.; high tide, 1 119 p, m The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 5:43 a.m.; sun sets, am. and row—Sun rises, 5:43 a.m.; sun p.m. rises, 10:20 p.m.; sets, 11:48 Automobile lamps to be-lighted one. | half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. 2 dediperature. <2 = H P Stations. *amamon “Sopinsas previeh 3 aseg Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear . Cloudy Cloudy Clear Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Ciear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Pi.cloudy Rain Cloudy Clear Clear Pt clouds Abilene Tex. Baltimore .. Birmingham Bismarck [ 68 102 50 90 104 a8 i 63 innati eland Detroit FOREIGN. Greenwich time, today ) Temperature. Weather. Rain Cioudy Rain (8 am Stations Canal Zone, CIT;vNEWS INiBRIEF. 1 The Center for Psychic Develop- ment will feature Dr. Jane B in a lecture and message meeting the Playhouse tomorrow, § p.m. Sub. ject: “What Is Maya?" ~All welcome. The Philatelic Society at its meet- ing Wednesday night. at its rooms street, will begin a serles of events to continue during the winter. Philip 8. Warren will exhibit his col lection of precanceled United States stamps Sergeant Jasper Post will meet at the City Club Thursday. 8:15 p.m The Women's City Club will cele- brate Constitution week with a sub- seription dinner, September 16, at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Edith B. New- man Underwood and Miss F. Miss Mabel r):'on, Miss Laura Berrian will pre. side. The Young Men's and Young Wom- | en's Hebrew Associations will inaugu rate their Fall program with a lawn card party and barn dance at the res idence of J. Yudelevit, 1290 Critten- den street, September 15 Mount Vernon Homestead, 6516, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Ma sonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. Annual election and re freshments. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, TONIGHT. Adna R. Chaffee, Gen. ment. No. 7. National Indian War hold a special meet- Canton Veterans, will ing, 6:30 o'clock, to transact business relating to the next national conven- tion to be held September 15-16 at fopeka, Kans. The Writers' Cratt Club will meet § o'clock at Mount Pleasant Library Sixteenth and Lamont streets. Pub. lic invited. C. Sinnigen of Kansas City, Mo., will lecture in Unity Auditorium, 1326 I street, 8 o'clock. Subject, “Ca- pacities Fulfilled.” S ol Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours 218 6th st. s.e. Jay George F. Esputa, 61 Helena R Ingal . 3812 41st st Bdward Maguire Georgstown Univer- sits Houpital Charles Bernstein. 33, Walter Reed Hos pita Esther G. Johnston, 64. 1203 Harvard st Margaret Smith. 19 months. Episcopal Hozpital woRiGhard E. Kersey. 3 months, 1119 Robin- 0 st 8w Vincerit M. Kereey. 3 months, 1110 Rob- ingon &1 8w Theodors Dorses. 25, 2: Meivin Watkina, 8 2551 # Howard G. Daniels, Freedmen's Hos pital Jeremiah Johneon. 68. 1208 20th st ¥OUND. FOX TERRIER—Female, white with black head and black ol at root x‘lltullznd lons ail. Apply Washington An LOST. BAG—IT parly who took couple ol 7R st wharves Sundsy morning found beaded bag in_car. kindly phone M. 8233 before 6 or Aurora Hills, Va.’s BAG. black: left on auto. Uni Plaz Friday evening. Return m"floi‘::'é‘:fl stonw < BOSTON BULL—Sunday night. at 11:30, in front of Wyoming Apts.: black and white fare; anevers o name of Tut. Abt. 206, Y - Brown and white, named ‘Rip”: {ag ENVELOPE containing $60 and 4 tokens. either in €anitary Grocery at G: Jefferson or delicatessen Longfellow: Sat car ¥ money Roddy: lost Wedn rd for return. ' Margaret Rodo we. Franklin 133, e FOX TERRIER. wire haired. leff hind iex lame. one week ago. Reward. 3028 g.n. GLATGES—Toriaiseahelied: _Saturday, o T 1816 = K Reward. rving .nw. 10° 04787 or re- TYA—In or case. turn '¢0 426 Bond Blds. {ber 5 () 67 “BEAUTIES” READY T0 STRIVE FOR HONOR Special Brings Contenders Title of “Miss America” to Atlantic City. for By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. September 8.—With Samuel P. Leeds, president of the Chamber of Commerce, at the throttle of the locomotive, the “beauty special,” on which were 67 contender: for the title of America’'s most beau- | tiful bathing girl, representing as many cities throughout the Nation, arrived here today for the fifth anual pageant. At the station to greet them was Miss Mary Katherine Campbell of Columbus, Ohio, twice winner of the title of “Miss America.” Yesterday Mi; ampbell was tendered the crown for a third time by the pageant directors when Miss Ruth Malcolmson of Philadelphia. title winner of 1924, refused to compete this year as a pro. test against the appearance of profes- sional beauties. Two hours later she was asked to abdicate by the direc tors, who decided at another confer ence there would be no queen for thi pageant until the “Miss America fo 1925 was selected on Friday. WOODFILL IS HONORED BY BODY OF VETERANS Gen Pershing’s “Outstanding Hero” Association Vice President. By the Associated Press CHICAGO. September 8. —Sergt muel Woodfill of Kentucky, termed by Gen. Pershing the outstanding and individual hero of the American ex veditionary forces. was elected v president of the 5th Division Asso- ciation yesterday sociation elected Gen. H. E. Ely, hington, D. C., honorary president. Among other officers chosen were Vice presidents, Capt. Leonard Washington, D. C. Peter Murphy, New York: John Bacon, Philadelphia Benjamin H. Hamm, Brooklyn; chap. iain, Rev. J. F. Mulligan, New York FOUR KILLED IN CRASH. Motorists Victims of Crossing Tragedy in New York. BATAVIA, N. Y., September 8 (#) —Four persons were killed vesterday when a westbound New York Central passenger train crashed into an auto. mobile at a grade crossing near here They were Charles H. Simpson, driv- er of the automobile; Mrs. Floria Simp- son, his wife; Mrs. Catherine Myles and Mrs. Duncan Campbell, mother of Mrs. Simpson. They all were of Buf falo, GIRL AND RESCUER DROWN Both Sink When Frantic Victim Grips Man Who Came to Her Aid. ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio, Septem- Miss Dorris Randolph, 16 of this city and Carl Donner, 19, of Bannock were drowned the Bel- mont Hills Country Club lake yester- day. Miss Randolph plunged into deep water from a rope s went to her rescue. him hold. S ng and Donner The girl seized and he was unable to break her =Miss Rosa Carr Wilson Dies. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE. Md.. September 8 —F ing of the death of Miss Rosa Carr Wilson, 50 years old, of Friendship, Anne Arundel County. The funeral will be held tomorrow at St. James Church, near Traceys Landing, in Anne Arundel. e Maj. Stovall on Retired List. Maj. Harry W. Stovall, Coast Artil- lery Corps, recently stationed at Fort Eustis. Va.. has been placed on the retired list of the Army on ac disabi! incident to the serv is from Georgia and was a major in the National Army during the World War. He was appointed second lieu- tenant in the Coast Artillery Corps in May. 1910, and reached the grade of major in July, 1920. Births Reported. The following_births have been reported to the Health 'Department inthe last 24 ours John S. and Funice M. Lacovaro. girl Georee ¥ and Bessie L. Engel, girl William J. and Louiseite Losh. boy John T, and Mary C. Costello. boy Rollin M. and Esther Patrick. girl Thomas J. and_Mabel Mnurohs. girl Harold L. and Kathleen Oberheim, boy James A, and Sulit L. Johnson, girl Tony and Jessie Wallace. boy Francis and Marguerite Turner. hoy Eldridge and Ovhelia Nelson. boy David and Bessie Nestfield, boy. Charlie and Addin Williamg, hoy. _Columhie aand_ Eesie Biack } Card of Thanks. HARVEY. The family wishes to thank the many friends and pastor for their kindness and eympathy in our hereavement at the death _of JULIA HABVEY. We thank the friends of St Frances Tent. Emer. gency Club. B. Y. P. U.. for the beautiful owers. HER TWOQ_GREAT - GRANDCHILDREN MRS, SULLIVAN ™ AND MRS HOL: Marriage. LYLES—HODGES. Mr. and Mrs. Yulee Hodges announce the marriage of their daughter EDITH WAKELIN to Mr. ASH- LEY W. LYLES. July 24,1925 at Fred- ericksburg, V g Beaths. ALLISON. Monday, September 11:30 am. CAPITOLA LEE, 'wido James W. Allison, aged 83 years. Funeral from her late residence. 1421 Colymbia road nw. Thursday. September 10. at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited to at- tend. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. 9 ANSCAUTZ. Monday, September 7. 1925, at his residence, 717 Newton pi_ n.w.. JOHN. beloved husband of May E. An: Schultz Funeral services at the §. H Hines, Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st n.w.. Thursday. Septembeér 10. at 2 pm of g September. 1925. at CARRIE A. BAKER. beloved BAKER. Monday, 6:50 am.. wife of Myron D. Baker and beloved moth- or of Maude Beve of Tonawanda, N. Y. Florence B. Lincoln. Silver Spring, Md.: Prof, Edwip M, Baker, Ann Arbor, Mich, ity. | Funera) ne. Wednesday, September p.m. Interment Dundee. N. Y. BAKER. Officers and_ members of William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 18, O. E. §. are requested to meet al New Masonic Tem- ple. 13th st. and New York ave., at i p.m. Septeniber . for the_purpose of ai- tending the funeral of Sister CARRIE BAKER. LENORE M. SELF, W. M. A. MAUDE PROCTOR. Sec. BURR. Monday. September 7. 1925 at Murtingbure. W. Va. Mrs. EMMA JANE, wife of the late Col. Frank A, Burr and mother. of Mary R. Burr. Interment at Martinsbure. W. Va.. Wednesday. Septem- ber 9. at 10 a.m. BYER. Monday. September 7. 1925. ifed States' Soldiers' Home Hospital. DANIEL W. BYER. beloved father of Ma- bel B. Smith. Funeral from Lee's under- taking chapei Pa. ave. n.w., Wednes. ~day; September. 0. at 1:30 p.m. " Interment Arlington Natiorial Cemetery’ Relatives and friends invited to attend . CARTER. Mondas. September 7, 12:45 p.m. at lher residence. & nw. 1E_E. CARTER. daughter of Sarah J. “Reeder.’ wife of George H. Carter. mother of Mrs. Ethel Parott Pope. Claude R. Parott and Ger- trude B. Campbell. Remains may be view- ed ‘at the residence of her mother. 1671 320d st. n.w. Wednesday. September . ai 4 pm. Funeral Thursday, September 10, at % pm from Mount Zion M. Church. Rev. B, ¥. Perkins officiating. In- terment Mount Zion Cemetery. 9 CLARK. _Tue September 8. 1925, at .m.." ELIZABETH M.. Wife of the late Seth’ L. Clark. Funeral from the resi- dence %ot her ter, Mrs. James Morris Woodward, 723 30th st. n.w.. Thursday. Septemper 10, ‘at}2 pm.. “Iuterment pri‘ vate. Kindly omt flowers. at 1925, at 128 Pierce beloved o iends here were advised this morn- | 1 i i Deaths. i COLLINS. Suddenly, Sunday. r 6, 1025. at 8 p.m.. ELLEN. beloved e of | Thomas Collins, Funerdl from her late residence. § 9 st. n.e. Wednesday, Se tem 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Septem! | coNkLD> i tember 7, 1085 4t New Yo ABETH 'SHEPHERD 4 daugh arob Sheph Toliver, David Shepherd. Rosie L. France. Edyth Shepherd and Susie Frisby. Re maing at 2013 B st. n.w. Notice of {u Monday,_Sep i, ELTE- Sunday. September §. 1925, at at her residence. 25 N st. n'w COSTELLO (nee Madigan), he lived wife of the Iate Michael B. Costello Funeral from her late residence. Wednes day. September 9. at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. "Aloysius Church. where ‘mass will be solemnized at O am. for the reposte of her soul. Relatives and friends invited DAUGHTON. Sevtember 5. 1925 p.m.. MARGARET DAUGHTON. belove Daughton, age 7! September 9. at 2:30 004 et. se. the G st. we. Relatives and Interment “at Consres wile of the late B. C. Funeral nesday K invited | maxpack Warrenton loved daught Hanbaclk Funeral fro Interment private Monday, September t hix residence, 1200 Funeral his "late reside raday Sentember 10.at 9 a.m . thence St. Vincent de Paui's Church. whers solemn high mass will he sung for the renose of his soul. Interment at Mount Oliv - LYNAGH, Potomac No, BE> 3204 chapel. 3rd and I Sunday v ROBER! band of Lel of the late September 6 MOS fose (nee September at tier reeidence TRELS bejoved TAYLOR SIDNEY e ot ‘fun John' T. Rhi and 1 ste. s.w TRUNDLE. Tuesday, Sentember 8 1 TINA VAN Nicholas and the Calian “of this hereafter In Hemoriam. CARTER. 1In daughter. ity lovine memory of my dear EATRICE M. CARTER. who 250 today. September 8. neet vou rife of life is o'er MOTHER. E. L. R emory_of our devoted M wiiiiav GIEFol GIFFORD. 1In band _and father. who died 10 years HAYDEN. sac dear mother Gepartad tnis Tile eight ve Shtember 8 1 Anni 1he repore Gt ‘her soul Gone hut_not forzotten HER DAUGHTER BESSIE HOLLANDER. In loving memory of gur Year son and brother MONROE' E. HOL- LANDER. who departed th fe 15 years 370 today. Sentenies & 1810 HIS DEVOTED FATEER AND SISTER. * HOOVER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear hushand and father. HOWARD ¥. HOOVER, who departed. this life ohe s "fed nes. his chii- year ago today. September ¢ ‘toiled for and loved us and strange are ® best of one in t fe one year ago today. ILLIAM H. LEE_EVA LEE 3 LEE _MARY E. LEE. MAY B. LEE, LIZZIE RUFFIN . LOWREY. In loving but sad rememberance dear mother. SARAH C. LOWREY. who departed this life one year ago. Sep: tember 8. 1924 Gone but not forzotten DAUGHTER. ETHEL ' O. DES- . < September 8. HER MO! NELSON. A memory_of my d sad tribute of devotion to_the oted mother. ANNIE PICKETT NELSON. who passed away nine Years ago today. September 8. 1016 Some mas think you are forsotten. And the wound has long been healed tle do they know the sorrow tfios ‘within me hear ELY 'DAUGHTER. TGOMERY In cad but loving memory of hier and sistar: MARIAN C -4 two years ND BROTHER. ERY. In memorr of our dear mother. 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