Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 7

PHILIPPINE FREEDOM OPPOSED BY BEGG Ohio House Member Informs Presi- dent Governor Should Have More Power. § B Representative Begg, Republican, ©Ohlo, member of the Iouse foreign affairs committee, who has just re- turned from a trip to the Orient, told President Coolidse vesterday he be- lieved the Philippines never should be given independence. Before visiting the fslands, he said, he was opposed to independence and his observations there convinced him more than ever that it would be a — Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 =] 99 mistake for the United States to relinquish control. NG _STAR, WASHINGTO! TRUNK LINE SEWER Declaring that Gov. Gen. Wood was |, belyg handicapped in his efforts to administer the affairs of the island by the insular legislature, Mr. Begg said Congress should strengthen the governor by seeing to it that his powers are not curtailed as they have been, Births Reported. Tho following birthe have been reported {0, tho ‘Hiealtn ‘Department. in tho Jast 23 noura: Grorge V. and Elsie L. Colomo, boy. Wilbur 3. and Ruth Sartwell, boy. Joseph C.'and Virginia H. Bennet, boy. Henry E. and Olle M. Lewls, girl. Edward T. and lith Smith, girl. Christ and Catherine Pappas, girl. Joseph B. ané Cecilia McCloskey, bo: Paul 8. and Hannah Roger B. and Helena Berr‘{ boy. Madison and Eunice Gngali. girl. william B. and Jeanette S, Milliken. girl, William B. and Anna C. Gilpin, boy. John T. and Dorothy V. Mintzel Thomas B. and Murfu?rlle J. Cris) Eugene S. and Pearl Thomas, girl. Joseph and Mary L. Burr, be The sun gives out as much heat in a year’s time as the burning of sixty earths would if composed entirely of anthracite coal. - U] e U V] o V1 o v d ot V1 i [V U1 V] el [V ] b ] & e V] V] v o Y] . V] o 1 e W V] o ] ] il Y] Y] V] od Z 5 V] o G 95 99995 L 5599699995999 55559949 The Four Winds topcoat; wide shoulders and chest; narrow skirt ASSURED ROSEMONT Alexandria City Council to Put En- gineers at Work Survey- ing Cost. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, . October After hearing the preliminary report on the survey of Hooff's Run, made by the local Health Department in co- operation with the United States Public Health Service, the city coun- cil at its meeting yesterday authorized City Manager Morton to employ two assistant engineers to work with City Engineer Dunn in making a survey to determine the cost of laying a trunk line sewer from the upper end of Rosemont through the west end of Alexandria and into Hunting Creek. The preliminary report shows that the stream is a menace to health and it is planned to rush the work to_completion as rapidly as possible. The council also approved the INCORPORATED recommendation of the clty manager to lay @ gas main from the gas works to Russell road in Rosemony. The cost of the work ig estimated at $10,600. The small gas main now in use by Rosemont residents has been the cause of numerous complaints, it be- ing claimed that it is impossible un- der present conditions to get suffl- cient gas for their needs. s Marriage Licenses. 1 #nr{luu licenses have been issued to the ollowing fio,l‘n‘l KM,qh‘\lfll 3! 'l-‘{‘)fi Hllx'mnhflel. Va.. and Flora_Sherwood of this city Henrs . McGhee and Mary E. Mansfield. baigseph L. Mahoney and Helen M. Lom- ardy. George Mallet-Prevost and Lucy S. Bliss. Cornelius H. Schutte _of Clarendon, Va. and Ruth L. Prince of Richmond. Va. Tereal Hutwilz and Libby Simoi Wentworth P. Jones and Zell George A. Wick and Gertrude 3 John 8. Jarm: and Ethel I,. Graham_ Wililam 1. Scheffley of Hazlcton, Pa., and Ireno Latin of this city. Va., and Helen Charles J. Powell of Un S. Tinsley of Ralelgh, X el rvill F. Clark an < man. Grorgo 3. Wilon 24" Cectiia Franeiln. Raiph M. Payne and Marjorie A. Harnes Alan €. Hardie and Theima L. Olmstead, £ Richmond. Charles L. Moore and Elizabeth D. Les. Oear 1" Georgo of Quantico, ‘Va..” and Mary E. Hester of Atlants, Ga. (Rusuiond Weaver and Flossis Allen. both of Herndon, Va. Three button sack; wide shoul ders; wide lapels; full trousers Hart Schaffner & Marx bring you these authentic styles the instant they are worn by the style leadets Copyright 1925 Hart Schaffner & Marx RALEIGH HABERDASHER Thirteen-ten F Street D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925, Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported {o tho Health Department. in the last 4 oura: ;Vrnl“um ¥ Downey. 22 Arlinkton Hotel. asuaity Hos e i S COTHALY Tospiial Lucy M. Shaw, 72, 722 N. C. . Fdwin Walker. 60, Emergncy How corge Smith, 34, St. Ellzabeth’s Hos 3 rdon Robinson. 40, Walter Reed Hospl- 1. :;Jnh(nlo'lalry. 60. Georgetown University “§éhn 3. Callahan, 68, 227 Cromwell Ter- g i . Garfleld Hospital. Wi F King. 76" U°5: Soldiers Home HOEINAR T, Stesle, 77, U. 8. Soldiers' Home ne. r.. 62, Catholic University Joseph ¥. Cain &rounds. Kenneth Westmoreland, 7 months, Chil- ren’s Hoepital. e Charlotte E. Proudfoot, 1 month, 726 2nd . ne. Tniant of Edward and Mary Staples, 8 hours. Providence Hospital. Tnfant’ of Abe and Mayme Plitman, 15 miputes, Gartleld Hospita John Moore, 12, Children's Hospital. William H. ‘rn;{mr 70. Gallinger Hospital. Joseph Shaw, 36, Walter Reed Hospital. Joh T Worrell, 1, Garfiald Hospital Blanche A. Stafford, 51, 2217 13th st. Kenneth Gardner. 4, 2140 D at. James F. Willlams, 37, Freedmen's Hos- Clarenco Ware., 2 months, Children’s Hos- pi More than 500,000 pairs of American gloves are sent abroad each month. g S } £95999599359995959959999559932959599995959G69995959959595995995%9955595999595559599995559995 THE WEATHER District of Columbla and Mary— land—Cloudy, with occasional showers tonight and tomorrow; not muck change in temperature; gentle t moderate southeast and south winds. Virginia—Occasional showers to- night and tomorrow, slightly warmer tonight in the interior of south por- tion; moderate southeast winds. West Virginia—Cloudy, with occa- sional showers tonight and tomorrow;! not much change in temperature. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 51; § p.m., 61; 12 midnight, 60. To- day, 4 a.m., 60; 8 a.m., 61; noon, 65. Barometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 30.30; 8 p.m., 30.33; 12 midnight, 30.32. To- gg;'.! 4 a.m., 30.30; 8 a.m., 30.31; noon, Highest temperature, 65, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 59, occurred at 3 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 71; lowest, 40. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water today at Great Falls at 8 a.m.: Temperature, 67; condition, clear, . Weather in Vartous Cltles. E Temperature. -E S g a2 1¥ Stations. o oupamwat 37u ssey TREITR3R 5 G Buffalo °. Charleston ‘hicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver troit L Paso Galveston Helena t3eIneet T I pe i OO O A 3SR EKoSERIRESSa SaeIorear e neEDe oI msTAnsawaD P SeNEaIRIRITARREI2NIY o CEE A FE R SRR S R R 238 proveat £4343 oBRR S LGNS ODANEOIER OB It EL SR nokane WASH.. I 1% e &L (8 am., Greenwich time, todav.) Stations, Temperaturs. Weather. London, England....... 56 Partcloudy Paris. France. . Partcloudy Berlin, Germany Clou orta al). Azol lllmlllnu."fitrmllda San Juan, Porto Rico. Havana, Cuba. . Colon, Canal Zous. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Tivoll Pastime Club will give a dance tomorrow night, 9 o'clock, at the Denlee ballroom, 1317 R street. Visitors welcome. District Council, Loyal Ladies of the Royal Arcanum, will have a card party tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the resi- dence of Mrs. Godwin, 35 T street, for benefit of its rellet fund. The Stormont Aid Society will meet g'e!d?csda}\ 10 a.m., at the Hamilton otel. The National Fellowship Club will give a dance tomorrow night in the rose room of the Washington Hotel. Visitors welcome. The Secular League will open its season Sunday, 3 p.m., at Musiclans’ Hall, 1006 E street. John D. Bradley will give an address on “The Extent of Fundamentalism The Ohio Girls’ Club will give its first dance of the season tomorrow evening at the La Fayette Hotel. Ohioans invited. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, The Writers’ League will meet, 8 o'clock, at Thomson School. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan of Eng- land, who is giving a course of daily lectures at the First Congregational Church, will speak at 8 o'clock on “The Bible and the Childi—the Meth- 0d.” At 445 o'clock his subject will be “His Method J/ith the Abandoned —the Dying Thief”* ‘William B. Cushing Camp, No. 30, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will meet, 8 o'clock, at Pythian ‘Temple. A card party for the benefit of Loy- alty Chapter, O. E. S., will be given, § o'clock, at 1337 Girard street. The Chillum Heights Citizens® Asso- clation will meet for the election of officers in Woodburn School. Unity Chapter, No. 22, O. E. §., will have a bazaar and dance at the Colonial Hotel from 3 o'clock until midnight. Admission charged. The Business women’s Council will hold its annual meeting at the Church of the Covenant. Officers and chair- men will report work done during the past year. e Reservoir Worker Injured. Frank Bissett of 5126 Conduit road| was injured when the key rod of a turn-buckle on pipes at the Dalecar- lia Reservoir, at Conduit road and the District line, back-lashed and struck him {n the body today. He was treated at Georgetown Universi- ty Hospital, where his condition was pronounced as not serious. * " LOST. AR PIX__got ovith vearls $od saguhire, Mone pi- 29" Rewa: BELT, regulation white kid: midshipman" between Monroe st. and Col. rd. on 14th, Thursday p.m. Reward, Apt. 4, 1511 Park CAT. Persian. gray: strayed fro wha'at., -Chevy Chase: rewi Phone Cleve. 3350. COLLIE DOG—Black and tan. :Ld!. “llvekud 1f returned to no‘fib?\!xs""m {\'vhfi{nl’l':d PEB:SE——E‘I.I:I(B.?!‘NNHDG OII‘\‘ 3 ‘and chane, P“' 2 Return 4018 14th st. n.w. _Adams 838 '0OX TERRIER—White, blac] 3 Jack car: Dame Budds. “Hewar: ‘Address | 2717 P st. n.w. 8% LASSES—Pairy shell vimy and shell tem Adidress on case. Bhons Lise 3801 BV GLASSES. shell-rimmed. 1 the Case: reward: Call Adamis 141570 leather ather Tolder: C8. 8 Adams” 3 YS—In I Bt ine Rewerd’ engraved N sowant 250V gt 3805 Kana- if returned. MEDAL—Rifieman’s. watch fob. Suitabls 030 P st. n.w. POCKETBOOK — Man's. centalnin, $85. near Center_Market or on 14th s iine. "Reward. Col. 8026-J. from 6 p m. POCKETBOOK. man's: containi: 3 T and tards’ with name Warey 0. Stracon: Finder L'I;I keep money if he will retu apers and pocketbook. Address Box 103.Dr tar ofice. 3 PURSE_Brown _satin:~ containing __flasmes, Pon 148 gt Thureday nishe. He: ERIETEN et RING. containing three 3 Sino by four saophives; 1o Hveer "&“E‘fi Crawford, 1910 3rd st. n.w. ' North RING—2 diamonds, near 18th and Col. rd. RN Ot "whart car: Liberal resacd s :fv(ll’lgned to 1832 Biltmore st., Apt. 12, Col. SACK—Sily, small_yeliow, ST T ligious medale: finder ~ please . call North 8580-W. Reward. 4 . 5 ushed wool. Tth A e e D e hsshbe: ping. Pleasa return’ fo 1468 Pairmont s. Ward. UMBRELLA—Green and brown plaid silk. in shops on “F, or G 1701° Mass, frankun” siea. BIRTH, MARRIAGE. DEATH, IN MEMORIAM netices aad LOST AND FOUND may be inserted uo to 13 oclock noen, day eof lsswe, except for Saturdsy sod Sunday. ‘These snnouncements msy be in- am, for Sat- te 11 D Ca;fi of Thanks. CRALEY. Wo wish to express our sincere thanke' and’appreciation 1o our relatives a0d many frirnds for their kindness, ex- Pressions of eympathy and beautitul floral tributes at the death of our beloved hu: band and father. SAMUEL M_CRALEY. HIS I.ONELY WIFE AND SONS. " * Deaths. ADAMS. September 20. 1925, SAMUEL E:A\'CI‘% ADAMS, beloved husband of salis M: Adums. ' Funeral services at hi Iate residence, 3614 Garfield st. n.w. day. October 2. at 4 p.m. Reiatives and metery. Brooklyn, tober 3. at 3 p.m. Departed this lifs Thursday. Octo: ber . at 4 am.. at his residence at Dupont Helkhts, Md.."JOHN ALLEN. be- loved husband 6f Josephine Allen and fa. ther of three children. Funeral from Mount Airy Baptiat Church. Dupont Heights. Md.. Sunday. ‘October 4, 4t 2 b.m. 3° BAILEY. Friday. October 2. 1925. at his siderice. 1005 ‘16t st. n.w.. HORACE M.. usband of Lizzie Ward Bailey and father of Florence Bailey Neal. Notico uf fu- neral later. Thursday, October 1. 1025, his residence. 1301 Emerson st. n.w.. ¥l GAR TRVING BOORAEM. in the 85th year of his age. He is survived by his wife and daughter.” Funeral services will be con- ducted ai his late reeidence Saturday. Oc- Sober 3. at 2 p.m. Interment (private), at Glenwood Cemetery. ¢ Thureday. October 1, 1025, DAN: ILBERT, beloved son of Jobn A. and Margaret Breen. aged 27. Funeral will take place from his late residence. 1440 B st se. Monday momink. October 5. Requiem hirh mass at Holy Comforter Gharch. Interment at Mount Olivet Cgme- Thursday. Octaber 1. 1025, st Mist FLIZABETH . Réimains resting at Cham: bers’ undertaking parlor. 14th and C sts. Interment at Shepherdstown. W. Saturday at 3 o'clock. > CAIN. Suddenly. Wednesday. September 30, 5. JOSEPH FENDALL. beloved hus band of Laura C. Cain (nee Harvey). Fu- neral from his Jate residence, the Catholic University grounds. Saturday. Octobe thence to the National Shrins of maculats Conception. Catholic . Whero reaulem ‘mass will be said at § Interment &t Mount Olivet Came- Members of Washington Council. No. K. 0f C.. are advised of the & s tember 30, 125. of Brother JOSEPH FENDALL CAIN and requested to attend his funeral services at the National rine of the Immaculate Conception. atholle University. Saturday. October 3. BnOam, pror RY. G. K. . EUGENE GALLERY. G. K. Dr. A. D. WILKINSON. 25. 30 am.. JOHN J. CALLA beloved husband of Catherine Call: . Funeral services will be heid at his 1ats Tesidence. 227 Cromwell terrace n.e. Sat- urday, October 3. 4t 0:15 am.. followed by & folemn high requiem maes at 10 0 clock. at St. Martin's Church ~Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Monnt Olivet Cemetery. 2 CALLAHAN. Members of Washington Coun. cil. Knights of Columbus, are adrised of the death of JOHN J. CALLAHAN. aged gro.mggfile{ll from his late r-undl;g:‘;tfl'w o errace n.o.. Saturday, T 3. L 9:15 am.. the St. Martin's Church. . EUGENE GALLERY, G. Dr. A. D. WILKINSON. Fin. Secy. 3 CARROLL, Friday morning. October 2, 1925, 8t 8 o'clock. at 414 Webster o JOHN CARROLL. aged 83 years. beloved husband of the late Ellen Fitzgerald Car- Toll. Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church Monday. October & Relatives and friends invited.” Hour of funeral later. £ LEAB. | Wednosday, September. 30. 1025 at 11:50 a.m., at Providence Hospital, MA- BEL N. LEAR (nee Wood). beloved wife of Georse P, Lear. Funeral from her Jute Tesidence. 437 12th st tober 3. 2 p.m.. then Rressio ‘emetery at p.m. ment at Congressional Cemeter: and friends invited. 2 LEAR. A special meeting of Gavel Chapter. No. 29. is called for Saturday at 12:30. Masonic Temple, 13th and New York ave.. 1o attend the funeral of “Sister MABE! LEAR! EFFIE KESSLER. W. M. N, Wfidnend% morning, Septem- . 1025, EMMA_PATTERSON. aunt Florence P. Clark. = Funer her late residence. 1532 15th et, n.w. urday. October 3. at 11 a.m. (Cleve ©Ohio. ‘Davers please coby.) = PATTERSON. The officers and membera of the T. B. A. & are hereby notified of the death of M; EMMA PATTERSON. E. F. G. MERRITT. President. J. L. GRAY, Secretars. PROCTOR, Wednesday, September 30. 1925 st 9:13 pm. at Freedmen's Hogpital FARRY LESTER"PROCTOR, beloved b band of Annie M. Proctor. Remains res ing at Robinson & Herbert's funeral home. 1338 6th st n.w. Funeral from his 1 Tesidence. 2356 8ih st. n.w.. Saturday. Oc. tober 3. at 8:30 a.m.. thence to Holy Re- deemer Church. New Jersey and New York aves. n. where services will be held at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. RILEY. October 1925. at Children’s Fos- Q‘N. JOHN RICE RILEY of Clarendon. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ri Funeral service at N meiit at St Matthew's Cemeter: tives and friends invited. 4 ROBINSON. The District of Columbia Com- ‘mandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Lexion of the United States announces the death of Hereditary Companion GORDON ROBINSON, Lieutenant Colonel U, S. Army. at Washington. D. C.. September 30, 1925 Funeral servicés and'interment at New Or- leans. Acting Master FRANCIS P. B. SANDS, U. S, Navy Commander. GEORGE M. CHANDLER. Recorder. SMITH. Suddenly. Wednesday. September 30, 1825, at 10:30 D.m.. at his residence. 1118 22nd’ et. n.w.. JEREMIAH. beloved hus- band of the fate Maria Garner Smith. fa- ther of J. Aloysius Smith and brother of Jennie Smith Solese. Charles B. Smith and Sarah P. Buckner, Funeral from St, Au- gustine’s Church Saturday. October 3. at 9 o'clock. ~ Relatives and friends invited. SMITH. Wednesdas. September 3 her residence. 920 18th st. SMITH, beloved wife of Joseph Sni er of Wesley Kelley. Edwa: Lenora Willfams and Mrs. Ethel Moore. Eemains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis 0. funeral parlors. 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. uneral from the Hols Saints of Peniecost Church. 31 Massachusetts ave. n.w.. Sat- urday at 2:30 p.m. SULLIVAN. Thursday. October 1. 1925, at 8:40 pm.. DANIEL SULLIVAN. beloved husband 6f Margaret Sullivan (ries John- Funeral from his late residence Mon- October 5, at 9:15 a.m.. thence to St. ns. Clhiurch. where maés will be sung SULLIVAN. Members of Potomae Council, No. 433. Knights of Columbus. are advised DANIEL SULLIVAN et 8:40 p.m.. at his lonc ce. 15 V n MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER. Grand Knight. ‘WALTER I. PLANT, Fin. Sec'y. THOMAS. Wednesdar. September 30. 1025, at her residence. 341 D st, s.w.. CECELIA THOMAS. deVoted wife of the late Benja- min Thomas and the mother of Cornelius Campbell. Ml?' ‘Turner. Jennie Thomas. Ada Taslor and Rosa Robinson. She leaves to mourn her de ure four grandchildren, a great-grandson and other relatives and en Funeral from Second Baptist Shndas, Sttober 3. a6 1:30 pm. Relatly Sunday’, v 4, at 1:30 pm. and friends invited to aitend. 3¢ TODD. Thursday, Qétober 1. 1925. at her residence. thalfinrl!nlu\lé Hotel. ELIZA J.. xife of Rear Admiral Chapman C. Todd. U. S. N Interment at Frankfort. Ky.. Sat- urday. October 3. VAUGHAN. _Suddenly. Wednesday, Septem- 30,1925, at_Georgetown University JOHN E. VAUGHAN. Burial ? Mre. J. F. Brown. Satirday morning. son Ociober 3. at B715. WATTS. September 30. 1025, at 8 a.m., at her_residence. 1109 V st. n.w.. MARION Al WATTS. Remains at Grice's. un- gfl..ken. Funeral from Liberty Baptist hurch Sunday, October 4. at 1 p.m. In- terment at Sandy Sprink. Md. WILLIAME. Officers and members of Co- lumbia Lodge. No. 85. 1. B. P. 0. E. W.. are hereby mnotified of death of Brother JAMES F. WILLIAMS. Sesson of sorrow at Eiks’ Home Friday. 8 p.m.. October 2. all members requested to attend. Funeral from Mount Zion Church. 29th and Dum. barton ave. n.w.. Saturday. October 3. at 1 p.m. Members will assembie at e church at 12:30 p.m. Members of Morn- ing Star Lodge. No. 40. and Forrest g‘emw ple Lodge. No. 0. are invited to atten H._DAVIS. Exalted Ruler. Attest: A, E, WILLIAMS, Secretary. 2° In Memorfam. BACHE. Tn fond remembrance of our de- ther, whe arted this life.Octo- ;g:egn‘xg“r whotas E CH"-.DRPEJN. - £ love to the memor B E - aehr' " Onte ot Father PRI BARBOUR, who departed this life 14 years axo. September. 1011, snd. our devoted sistér. ADELE BARBOUR. 23 years axo today, October 2. 1902. ‘with them. Feace be whth (e pAMILY. AGH. A tribute of love and devotion to B erory OF oug dear brother. SONN A, BLIGH. Jr.. who died seven ye: 0 to- day. October 2. 1918, at Fort njamin $farrison, Ind. Auniversary mase at St. Dominic’'s Church. still come o'er u Tet tears 80 often flow: O Fou, e severs s ears g0 o LOVING SISTER AND BM’&ER. - 8. In sad but lovink remembrance of O car Mmothar. AMANDA CEPHAS, who departed this life one year ago today. Oc- tober 2. 1924. i On_the hllllfld§4 softly sleepinx. ‘Where the wers gently e. Lies the one I loved so dearly. o er fonely and stient grave. From this world of/pain and sorrow that Jand of peace and rest You. dear mother. ’:fl % .V)uflt g& —pe In Memoriam, DEITZ. In ad and loving remembrancs of who “wan ulilod ‘28" Years a0 1o 5 10 was 2 0- day. October 2. 1800. o Just across the shining river. Father's landed on that shorst On, I"QJ D and dusty pathrway ‘Tread his weary feet 5o more. Just across the shini; river. 'ather wears tha golden crown. At _the lovine Savior's feet He has I his burden down. Just across the shining rive: Just heyond the pearly gate. Thgre. amon the hapoy angels. He has gone to watch and wait. Just across the shining We shall join him one by one. Once’again his smiis will greet s, When life's restiess day 15 done. Gone. but not forgotten HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN DORSEY. In loving remembrance of my dear uncle. CORNELIUS S. DORSEY. ho died sud dflml&m Boston. Mass.. Lwo years ago today. October 2. 1 . May his soul rest in peare. IS DEVOTED NIECE. MARY . ByT JONES. In sad but loving remembrance cf our devoted sister and mother, LOTTIFE JONES. who dei t:fls life 11 years 1914 ERFAND DAUGHTER. * LEITNER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear daughter and wster. IDA LEIT NER. who departed this life oic year axo September 30. 1924, HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND MARGARET DAVIS F¥. O. CLARK. CARRIE DAWKINS. - McCARTHEY. A tribute of love to the me ory_of my dear mother. SARAH 5. M- CARTHEY, who died five years ago today October 2. 1920. Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid to rest. Sweet to remember her who once was here, Though absent to me. she 1s Just as dear: The midnight stars shine on tha grate Of the one I loved. but could not wave. HTER. ELIZABETI McMAHON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dearly beloved wife and MEINBERG. In sad and lovins memorian: of our_dear MARY MAGDI LENA MEINBERG axo today. October 2. 1918 Think of 'us, dearest one. while o'er life's watery " We geek the land. Missing thy voice. thy fouch and the trus helpiog : Of thy pure Land Till. through the storm and tempes anchored. Just on the other eide We find thy dear face lovking throush death’s shadows. Not changed, but glorified. JOHN G. MEINBERG AND FAMILY. NEAL. SEWALL. Sacred to the memo; my desr_ones—mother. M 21, 1 . August NEAL. fately HENRY One by one the One by one they b Now the family circle ie broken, ‘Will be combplets some day. PHILLIPS, Today rec 58n Toved one gone 1o reet And thows who uhiak of her todav Are thoge who loved her best What {s home without 4 mother? All things this world may send. Bdwtien' Ve ot 03 daFtite ot 5% our dearest 3 © 19 SR DEVOTED CHILDREN POOLE. In sad but loving remembrance o our dear sister. HANNAI BOOLE. who left us scven years ago todar. October 4. 1918 1t is 80 lonely without sou. Hannah, dear In midst of friends we are alwars blue. For bepeath our emiles are aching. d T longing for ¥ou. At are alwars # HER DEVOTED. SISTERS. BIKDIE IFE AND EMMA R. CARTER. - \WYERS. In sad but loving remembran: AT doar mother ALTCE C. CAWYERS e diod Thros years ago today. October the mamory Gone. but not forgotten. ‘We stood by her bedside. We gaw her soul depart: When ‘we realized she was £one It almost broke our hearts God has claimed our mother. The one we lovo so de To fill her place there 1a, 00 qther. ¢ we know she di e EER DEVOTED HUSBAND D (H.Xl, DREN. TAYLOR. A tribute of love to the memors of my hephew. PHILIP TAYLOR. who Irt e nine years ago today. October 2. 1916 Time's mill has made another changs Since last I saw your face. And still T glance with searching eses ‘At your accustomed place. T sigh sometimes to see thy face *¥hacince hie cannot be. T leave thee to {.}h-. \a:; of Him me. Who cares for thes and me. U he garment of his soul has passed awav e ATIne pirit nd.ihe Joveliaht etas e &oho ot Bin voite, his e, Hla smile Just as they were, are Wi he while. oA, YLOR. In lovine memory of my dear son. TAS e TABLOR “Who Gevarted thlg it nine years ago today, October 2. 1816, The joy of my life and the light of my love Have gone from my home to raosione Ob. fo2a fhat have gone. will you evef re irn. & To gladdén mv heart as of sore Wil your dead eves mect mine as in dats winn Fibeitl At the fouch of sour hand i joya that hive Kone. will T sou X . drift to eternity & shore? T ATHER WILITAN & TATLoR. - . A tribute of love fo the memors T T e hted miothor and sigter, MARTHA E. TAYLOR. who f=I1 asleep in Jesus geven Sears ago todar. October 2. 1918. The pearly cates were open. e Temtin colcn said - Come. And with farewells unspoken. Ahe'calmis ntared home. HER_LOV DAUGHTER D TERS. LA BELLE. FLORENCE DA WHARTON. In lovi dear mother. wl year ago todas. Octo Dear mother. you “And never will vou be Anlong s lite and remembrance lasts T will always think of thee. Loved n life: remembered in death. HER DAUGHTER. PRUDENTIAL WHAR- TON. remembrance of mv is life one P FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISA‘AC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.\V., Estabiisned 1841 Phone West 96. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 135 Main 5512 1732 Penna. ___Ave. N.W. " Timothy Hanlon 641 B ST. N.E. Phono L. 5543. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 1 EAST CAPITOL ST. 30 ene Lineoin 372; WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em-. [ A A : o e Ao Par Ave MW, Call M 1385 Frank Geier’s Sons Co, V] ST. LW, 18 SRy Heohons ___Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH_7976. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 B ST, N.E. Lincoln 524 | Modern Chapel. 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