Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING §' BRACKEN GLENURQUHARTS They're big favorites in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes for fall RACKEN is the new shade of brown; glenurquharts are small checks com- bined with overplaids The combination is rich, distinctive and best of all-very smatt Glenurquharts in bottle blues and granite grays are good too The suit should have wide shoulders, narrow hips, full trousers that taper slightly The Hart Schaffner & Marx label means style in the design, in the fabrics, style in the color Copyright, 1925, Hart Schaffner & Marx il RALEIGH HABERDASHER i INCORPORATED Thirteen-ten F Street If you have wot a charge account here—why mot apply for ome? Credit Mawager—Third Fl AR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MRS. P. A. BARNES DIES. ‘Wife of Veteran P. R. R. Engineer Victim of Heart Disease. ‘ Mrs. Priscilla A. Barnes, wife of Charles F. Barnes, veteran employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., died Saturday at her home, 1337 A street northeast, following a long illness from heart trouble. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the residence, with Rev. Dr. John Paul Tyler, pastor of the Petworth Methodist Church, officiat- ing. Interment was in Congressional Cemetery. Mrs. Barnes, who was born in Howard County, Md., celebrated her 60th birthday last Monday. Refore her marriage she was Miss Priscilla White. She was married to Mr. Barnes 36 years ago. He has been an engineer on the Pennsylvania lines for more than 38 vears. Mrs. Barnes had lived in Washington most of her life. In addition to her husband Mrs. Barnes is survived by a son, Norman H. Barnes, chief clerk of the sales de- partment of the Potomac Electric Power Co. * THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow, probably heavy frost tonight, lowest tempera- ture tonight about 35 degrees; fresh northwest winds diminishing by to- morrow. Maryland and Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, colder to- night and in east portion tomorrow; killing frost in west and probably heavy frost in east portion tonight; strong west and northwest winds dim: inishing by tomorrow. ‘West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow, colder tonight, with freezing temperature and killing frost. Records for Twent; Thermometer—4 p.m 12 midnight, 53; 4 am., 52 noon, 60. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.0: 30.01; 12 midnight, 29.97; 4 $ a.m., 29.87; noon, 29.81. Highest temperature, 60, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 52, occurred at 430 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 74; lowest, 48. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at 8 am.— Temperature, 59; condition, clear. Wellher in ‘ll’lolh( Ullen 8 a.m, 52; Stations. Weather. “qugu e om0 v g oy mey Abilene Tex. ; Kibany - Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimare Birmingham Bismarck Koston . Buftalo Rain Charleston Cloudy Chicago - H 007 Preloudy Cincinnati Clear Cleveland Vi Ciear Denver ; 04 Clotia Detroit El Paso Galveston Helena 2 001 Huron, $. D). o Indianapolis 0o Jacknontilie 2 10 Kaneas City. 50 Los Angeies Louis:ilie Miami! Fla . ‘Orieans New York.. Okla_City Omaha ; Philadelohia Phoenix .. . - Pittabursh P e . Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Pteloudy 0.02 Snowing Cloudy 004 B Cloudy Pteloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Rain P cloudy Clear .06 Cloudy S Clear Pt cloudy Cloudy I Clear Clear - 018 Clondy Cloudy I Ciear . Clondy San“Antonio ; San Diezo S Franciscd g Lous. R Seattle Spokane (8 am.. Greszwich time. today.) Temperature. Weatber. e R M R Cloudy s Part cloudy Austria Rain agen. Denmark Stockholm. Sweden Horta (Faval). Azores Hamilton. Bermuda. . an Juan. Porto Rico Havana_ Cuba Colon, Canal Zone Mourlung Blacks Dyed 5 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Llncoln 239 Vientia Clear Clear Clondy Part_cloudy Cloudy Ypuveturnedto Studebaker had!furunetn day | Chambers Furnishes a $250 Funeral for *1002 and a $500 One for $250 Chambers does not charge for every little thing he dor Cham- fere” ambulance service 18 the best and the lowest price. $4.00 for Local Calls The Brown Stone Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. 14th & Chapin Sts. NW. Phone Col. 432 There is opportusity for you at CLEWISTON The coming industrial center of Florida where ‘veat industries ore now building. il smiey fom o 15 o e ..\.u!'f-m conditions ‘and v water. ool Lake Okee: 2y between Palm Beach and o Pan o by and e whrs forts 'and. expanses of Saetra .::'.!.':::.....,...a mtsaiy. Parliculars upon reauest. w.J. Fou COMPANY == 207 North ¥ In-‘ S!ud. A—fi“‘ SEA-TRAIN-CAR SICKNESS uses of travel stopped at Tnce."No'other remedy has ever re- ceived such glowing spontaneous tes- timonials of unfailing effectiveness Its use means relief and comfort. . & $1,30 at Drug Stores 707 dinectom receipt of Price The Metharsiih Remody.Co., New York OCTOBER 19, 1925. THOMAS E. LANDON, ' CONTRACTOR, DIES Head of Plastering Firm Was| Prominent in Fraternal and Civic Associations. Thomas E. Landon. 78 years old, for many vears a well known plastering contractor of this city and prominent | in fraternal and other organization | activities, died at his residence, 1020 | Monroe street, Saturday after a linger- Ing iliness. He was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia Mr. Landon had been following the plastering business since he was a hoy | 17 years old and had contracts for plastering work on many Government and other well known buildings in Washington. He is said to have been the only per- son ever to have had a contract for doing plastering in the Washington Monument. 1In addition he had con- tracts at different times for work in the old Census Building, Carnegie Li- brary, the first Munsey Ruilding, Hotel Shoreham and many other well | known edifices in this city, including | Sork on the old Hamline M. Church. At the time of his death he had the | contract for plastering in the new Hamline M. E. Church, Sixteenth and Allison streets, which ix to be dedicat ed on Thanksgiving. His first work as a journeyman plasterer was done in the old Stafe, War and Navy Building It was soon after doing this work that he went into business for himself as | a plastering contractor. He was well known in circles. He was a member of the New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. F. A. A. M De Molay Commandry No. 4, Knights | Templar: the Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine and the Knights of Pytheas. He also belonged to the W ington Chamber of Commeree Board of Trade, Hamline M. E. Church and the City Club. Mr. Landon is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucinda A. Landon: three daugh ters. Mrs. George Bradley and Mrs Fred (. Schaeffer of Washington and Mrs. Frank C. Bradbury of Riverside HL: four sons, Ernest, Harry, Howard and Willlam Landon, all of Washing ton: 26 grandchildren and four great srandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the chapel of Thomas S. Sergeon, undertaker, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Kock Creek Cemetery. JOHN T. TENNESSON IS DEAD AT AGE OF 69 Was Chief Engineer at Star Build- ing for 25 Years—Worked on 0ld Bay Steamers. Masonic John Thomas Tennesson A IS old. who was chief engineer at The | Evening Star building for nearly 2 vears, and who had the distinction of being one of the oldest livinz persons who had served as, enginesr on old steamers which plied the hesapeake {Bay and its tributaries, died at the | John Dickson Home. O Fourteenth street, vesterday after a lingering ill- | ness. Mr. Tennesson. who entered the em ployment of The Star in 1596, prior to its ‘occupancy of its present huilding, was retired fn 1919. During his long and faithful service he was held in high esteem by his emplovers and by | his associates in his profession. Among the old steamboats plying the waters of Chesapeake Bay. the Potomac and other rivers, he served for many years, were the | Lady of the Lake, Jane Moseley. | George Leary and other vessels well | known to the old-time water men and the older generation of residents of me’ District. Mr. Tennesson is survived by a Charles J. Tennesson, of this city by a brother, James M. Tennes Alexandria, Va. The body was taken to the chapel of B. Wheatley undertaker, Alexan-| dria, where funeral services will he | conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Percy Foster Hall, | rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Alexandria, will officiate. Interment will be in Bethel Cemetery ARMY PT.ANE' IS WRECKED Tire Blows Up as Pilot Was At-| tempting to Land. AIRMONT, W. Va.. Octaber 19 (). An Army plane, the DH-i-B. was wrecked here yvesterday when a ti blew up as Lieut. Rober: H. Fatt, j the pilot, was making a landing pr paratory to visiting his father, a local | hotel man. Neither Lieut. Fatt nor his passenger, Capt. P. D. Moulton, were | injured. | | The officers had been on leave of ab-. sence from their station at San Fran. cisco and were on their way back to | the coast when the accident happened They now plan to leave the plane here and return by on uni.-hj A’nd‘v <on of 18 near Epiphany P cantaining money: Kpriaans Chineh 1107 ete. - Finder return 1 'rd Reward . & 1ady’s brooch. nea: T1th and, East Clmlo| Feta Reward it e, ) 1, BILLFOLD. (alu)dl" with 3 $10 bills_and drivers permit. . Dlease retumn 16 “Fg Enselman, 2532 Ath at. n.w. or Widmyer's en Georgia ave. e B1s wnsufl*m—om -fashioned. zold, probabiy of Union Trust Co. 'Reward 'J\vhnhnn- Columbia 7048 1551 Columbia T—-su-v»d from 20th and Cathedral ave. G: large tiger male. Reward. Adam DOG—Six-month-old police pup: losi Sunday morning on Marlboro pike, one mile past Dis. trict line. “Targe reward. Phone ' Lincoln 0508 or write Mary Carruthers. Benning. DOG—Femala noodle “wears coliar 5. 410250604, Ty Reward. Call Lincoln ATl white, Sunday. in Answars’ to name of excen = | !3.’3“«, St '.Z"»Bfi,"x‘u;“."r‘.:“h ‘1:‘-'3’;.@5"?“"" | LADY'S COAT—Gray flamingo: moblle. Friday. October 16 iy 60 cloek LORGNETTE—Between d_Hot id Epiphany Chiurch, about 1150 a.m il Blonse wst i ouet with ‘castier 3i Wiiara FOLDER—Small. ped with ta Y reward. | Address’ Box 320-%, Stay | ine HANDBAG—Tag T M. Heasy, Rockville et Uphans Siey. Gupey: Bockvil KEY—Phi Beta Kappa, name, collegs, cla :‘!lengnfihherll reward.” Phone. Mr. Billinge. rank. 83 ‘Phone Lin: D b o w10 oo, 2 on Columbia rir about oc Lot o ul 16" o elock 4. POLICE, DOG—Brown mixed with fan and Dlack: 2 vears old, Reward. Bl B A S rd. " Cait ‘Linchin er mesh, Tate Sunday afternoon. omabiy on A B & W. M1V eturn "0 8167 17th st engrav ES—Tortojse shelled. with gold Diesecr on Monduy. *Getoner "1 Feld | State"War and Navy or Pa. ave. Notif Adams 4059. 5 TIMKIN roller certificate: reward Avdress T SRV Star o E 20% TRICYCL days womine s o Connecticut _ave. near Asmen it reward Call Cleve. 3143 after Sunc g [LA—Blue silk, silver monograni, taken by mistake from - loge Palace, Saturday nignt, Pleae returs ot ae P: 70 )\lhnn-‘ Bldg. * Old Inhabitant Dead THOMAS E. LANDON Bzatbs. eparted this life October 18 el et Home. Ealls 0 STELLA, heloved sister of M Williani Powers and John Armati Hine at the fineral home mbers. . Funeral at 4 nm. Ty aher 20, from W. W. Chambe Tnterment at Towia. N. Y BASKEKVILLE. October 17, 1075, at Tu Nercitionin Hospital, DOTGLAS. the be veel wom_of Dougian B, ar Jate Tia B e ile. Wrother o1 Francis. - Willie: i orine. Baskeryiie. - Funers T ctonor = rom Torras’s chapel, 14¢ & Eriomas JAvas." Thicrment 1 Tasne’s Cemeters BEECHAM. Entered into_sternal rest Fri s October 16 05 o a I residence. 48 0 e " Tiserins incse. ALEXANDER REECHAM Selbred hiaehand of Annie Bercham oo opnd, o Anted aiso. b Ravmond. and_a. host of other ToYatves and Triends. Fineral, wil take Vinee Theaday. Octoher 50 at 2730 pm Fim anmve Tesideneer thence to Rosemont Comerny D, Saturdas. October 17. 1025, MARY B M lorved wifs of Peter . Bond of 412 10th e Flineral from the residance f her Brother. | Faward - Sullivan., &3 C st e sy October - at A1 am Tence v §Tols Comforisr Church. where T il e Sangag fo am. - Relativec o trlends myiied. Interment Mt Olivet Eithetery one son. Saturday, *October 17. 1925 heloved wife of Warren F from her late remdence; Tuerday. October 20 Rbistisee and. Thients Jnvited: - In: terment at Cedar Hill Cem Hamsport and Milton, Pa CARTER. ber - 17. 1425, ALICE ~ daughter o in and late Mary Elizabeth Butler. She' leaves to mourn their loss a devote father. {wo sisters. three hrothers and a iraday. October p.m from ber late residence. 1 Sleen on. dear daughter and sister nd take thy rest TR i FAMILY neral T CONN Octoher 11, 18 Miss . M [CHARD ELLIS in his S r. Confederate woldier.” Planter. beloved father of X Quinand Mr. Richard Ellis of Washington, D. €. Mrs. A Natchez, Miss.. and Mre. 1. rell. Bavou Goula. La = LAND. Octoher 18, 1025._at Sallmzer Hospital. MARY AND. beloved wife of Wil nd sster of James Potis maine can be ween at Undertaker Wise's hoand M ste now..on Tuesdas evening Burial Wedneeday. October 21, at 1 at Seliman. Md Saturday town Hospital danzhter of the late Levy and Davie aze 3. Funeral serv Ak HIN Cemeters” chapel:at 5 o clock Monday. October 19, DONALUSON, Saturdas night 25 at the home of Tonaldson. B0 1 st R.DONALDSON of 1 Fitneral services will be heid tomarrow aftarnoon at her son's residence. Buria Will he 1 Glenwood Cemetary. Mrs. Don aldson was 54 vears old | DUNN. » Monday. October 19, 182 redence. 1701 Park ARD D) Services Tiie 0'at 3 p.m.. at the chapel. Oak Hill Cem ctery. EMMERICH. _Saturday. Octoher 17. 1925 after a brief iliness. KATIE R.'daugh ter of the late Frederick and Catheripe € Emmerich and sister of Mre. Frank F Altemus. _ Funeral private from Gawlers Chapel. 1730 Pennavivania ave. n.w. on Tuesday. October 20. | GANT. sSaturday. October 19725, at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pet Gant, The Plains. Va. after a vrolonged \iness. Miss El i ton. D at L pm e The Plamas. Va friends invited to attend GRANDISON. October 18,107 < residence. JERI SON. beloved father of Hallie and grandfather of Ida Robison Wednasday. Octoher =1, at 12 nezer M. E. Church. 3th and D se HYXSON, Derarted this life Sundar. Octoher 18, 10952t 1.30 p'm., at Gall Al WILLIAM B Hevoted: myrand. of Alica Hsnson. Notice of funeral h Aty B LANDON. October 17, am. At he residence. 1020 W THOMAS Teloved Lucinda A. Landon. aged iR neral from' the chapel of Thomas $. Ser- geon. 1011 7th st n.w.. Tuesday. Octoher 20 at = nm. Relatives and friends in Yited 1o attend. Interment at Rock Creek Cemeters. 1a¢ LANDON. October 17, 1025. at & idence. 1020 Monroe t. heioved hushand _of aged % vears. The members of Calanthe Lodge. No. 11 Knights of Prthias. are requasted to meei at_the temple Tuesday. October 20. at 1:30 pm.. to attand the funeral of our Jate brother. THOMAS E. LANDON W. C. HERBERT. C. C. 19° NDON. A special communication of the Jerusalem Todze. No. 9. F. A. A. M., Temple. 13th st . Tuesday. October at 115 pm.. for the purpose attending the funeral of our late rother, THOMAS . By order COPP. shipfil Master. * ATHERWOOD. _ Friday, _ October 16, 4 THOMAS L. LEATHERWOOD of S 14th < n.w'. the loving father Of Lelia Underwood an ceo Leathe Yoo of Asheviiie. and cousin o Taslor ‘of ‘Washinzton. D. ¢ and & host of other relatives and {riends neral from John Weslex A. M. E. Zion Church. Rev. H.J_Medford. bastor. Tues- dav October 20 *Relatives and friends in Vited. Interment at Arlington Cemeters. m LEATHERWOOD. ‘Attucks Relief Association are notified 10 attend “the funeral of onir’late member. Capt. THOS. L. LEATHERWOOD. Tue afternoon. October 20. from John W and Corcoran TEPHEN FULLER. President; " BURLLS. Rec. Secs. ondas. Octoher 19, 1925, at Hospital. LUCY LEWIS. be- loved mother of Rosie Rollins. George Wachington. | Hattie Berrs and Hihard Lewis and stepmother of William Lewl: ister of Harry Newton. Remams resting L the, W, Ertest Tarvi Co. “tuneral par. i Notice o Octoher 1 ANNA GI'Y DAVIS Octoher 17 Saturday 3 “Georzia ave. n.w hereafter. Departed _this life morninz. October 17. 1925 at 5 Slork afier A short ‘ilmess. JOSEPH S, MANKINS, He leaves to mourn their loss & dear wife. Margaret J. Mankina. and a Tost of triends Funeral from Metropeli: tan’ Rantist Church. R st. hetween 12tk and 15th sts. nw. D. Nerman Wednesday at. 1:30°0'clock. friends invited. MARSHALL. O 19, 1935, 81, After 3 lone Miness. At Garfisld Hosoital. SARAH LILLIAN MARSHALL. Reman Testing at’ Hysong's funeral home. 1300 3 &t now. Notice of funeral hereafter. MORROW. On October 12. 1925. EARL J. MORROW. son of Grace A. Morrow-Pasne and_the late William J. Morrow. aged 21 years. Funcral from the residence of his adensburg. M. Tuesday morr R:30 o'clock. thence to St Jerome's Church. where mass will be said Al oclock. Interment Alexandria. Va. RICHARDSON. Monday, October 19, 1025, AMES. beloyed husband of Mary C. ardson. Notice of funeral later. * Departed this life October 1x. Providence Hospital. MARGA: "' (nee Molte), widow of the late William™ H. Rohde. N, and sister Mrs. William A. Gross. ~Funeral from of her wster. Mrs. William 2 Rth st 810 am. Gth st bet. Relatives and {1 terment at Arlington RUFF. Saturday, Octoher 2070 Cherry Denver. BETH A beloved wife of the jat Ruff. Inferment Chicago. IIL.. Wednesday, October 21. 1925, MITH. Friday. Octohor 18, am. Rev. JUNIUS ALEXA heloved father of Mistouri Smit Delena and William Smith Ward. Funeral from thy vis Co. funeral parlors, now. Tuesdas: Ortoer 2 Fraiicia Pree offic g STOUFFE! e 17, 1925, at Emergene: GIA_A. STObY- FER_ beloved wife of Charles H. Stoufter. | “Funéral from her late residence.” 208 - roll_ave. Takoma. P October 50."at 9 am. @racy Comterss @eallsville, Md. tives and friendd invited. funeral MANKINS, Saturday Members and 19 nds invited ional Ernest Jar- | Georzia ave. - at 2 pom.. Rev Departed this life Saturday. Octo- | pastor. | Beaths. Sunday morning. October 18, 1925, at 3 o'clock. at _the John Dicksen Homé, JORN THOMAS M) TEN 3 N." Funeral Tuesday, October 20, 30" pm.. from Wheailes's fun pariors. 807 “King st.. Alexandria. Va elatives and friends invited. . Interment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria. Va * TILP. October * 7. 1825 at § p.m.. | residence 1174 5th st nw CATHERINE TILP. (nee Breek). wife of Frederick Tilp. Funeral from her Jate residence on Tueadas. October 20. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. * VON HARDER. Departed this life October TR 1425, Prof. GEORGY. MAXIMILLIAN. heloved hushand of Mary Von Harder Interment will be in Charleston. W. Va.. Tuesday. Getobe Remalns resting until Tiiesday. . at the funeral home of W. W. WALLIS. 1925, at Asheville N, €. T ES S WALLIS peloved husband of Mar 3 Swallia nes Reith) of 1752 S sf,_n.w. Funeral from the ‘ahove tésidence Tucadas Geinber 20 at 8:30 “am. thence to St Matihe Church. whers mass will he sald at 9 am for the' repoee of hin soul. -Interment At Moun Cemeters. ~ Relatives and friends invited 19 WARE. Mondar. Octoher 19. 1925, at 1 am; CHABLES H. WARE. beloved hu hand of ‘Belle Ware. Notice of funeral hereafter. ¢ WEST. Sundar. residence. WEST. Morrix Octoher 1R, 1025, at her 1406 " 35th at’ now. MARY sister of Margaret and Catherine Funeral” from Holy _Trinity 3th and O wis. n.w.. Tussday 0. AL 8:135 am. " Interment, in i Cemetery. WHITTINGTON. Saturday. Octoher 17 1025, 40 b reaidence. Aot 62 'the cum riand. H. FRANKLIN WHITTI> Kusband of Mara 1. Whitunere: 1_service Tuesday evening at o'clock at the residence . Interment Wast urel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa Wednesday afternoon. October 21. 20 WITHERS. Sunday. Octoher 181895 at 325 pm. POWELL PICKETT WITHERS beloved hushand of Roberta Withers. azed Funeral from his late rasdence O Bates st. nw. on Tussday October At 3 pm. Reiatives and friende in Tited 1o atiend. " Interment at Glenwgr In Memoriam. ADAME. In cad and lovinz remembrance « ms dear mother ALICE R. ADAMS. wh departed i Tite 15 SEall ok ratarias October 1%, 191 May her soul rest in peace BY HER DAUGHTER VIOLA * BERKELEY. In xad hut loving rance ‘of our dear mother. AGNES 1 KELEY “who denarted this he ta: Years ago todas. October 19. 1993 Gone. but_net forzatten EMMA AND HAZE! In memary of our dear fathe M. BUCKLEY. who departed vears ago fodas. October 19, 1¢ May he rest in peace HIS LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER. * CHEENEY. In &ad and loving remembran of aur dearly Telovad mother and fat FREDERICK A and EMMA M. CHEENF (nec Tyseri. who departed this life scv vears ago today. October 19, 1918 What happy days we once enjoyed When we were all together oy oh. how changed it all is now have gone to heaven SISTER ' MARGARET T DEVOTED CHILDREN AND FREDDIE * COLVIN. BOYLE. In swest memory of mx i dariing brother. CHARLES COLVIN. whi died one year ago today. October 19 1 and my" heloved | husband, THOS. J BOYLE. July 1%. 19 My thoughts z0 wandering when daylizht » the land of long azo memory paints tha en the zold of the twiliht 1 seem to see in the soft dim light Two faces I love the best And T think of them when the Jast. rav. Goes down in the faroff west SUSIE McKINNEY BOYLE. * In sad but loving remembrance of onr dear son and hrother. FRANKLIY E. FLETCHER. who departed this hife % Years ugo today. October 19. 1918 Away I cannot sav. T will not sas That he is dead. He is just awar ' With a cheery smile and a wave of hand He has wandered into an unknown lan And Jeft us dreaming how vers fair It needs must be. since he lingers thare And you—oh. ¥ou. who the wildest yearn For the oli-time sien and the giad return Think of him farng on. as dear In the love of thare. as the love of here Think of him stil] as the same. I say He 1a not dead—he 1s jist away ! LOVING MOTHER. FATHER. of old FLETCHER. SISTER AND BROTHERS NICHOLSON. In loving remembrance of a dear ~huchand “and’ father. . JOSEPH NICHOLSON. who departed this hfe 5 vears ago today Sadly missed THE FAMILY. * POINDENTER. _Sacred to the memors of my brother” ROBERT S. POINDEXTER tho, died” 1 year aso today. October 1. Gone is his face T loved so dear. Hushed is the voice T loved 1o hea 1 cannot help but wonder why The best 18 always firet 10 die. SISTER ROSA L. PAGE. * ETOE. Tn_memors of my dear hus i. WINFIELD SCOTT RIPPETOE. who ,tbree years ago today. Octover 1% A tribute of love 1o our dear s BETTY ‘ROBINSON SRS Gepatiod {8 e Octoner 18- 1508 Though you have left us for the wor bevond. We N ‘hold n reveren Torm Ang 'seém 10 see thes as of yore, SmilingTy rect un st the open door. Bt e e you e mappy in the land 50 the biost. A SR ou drar munt, Feqvest HER 'NTECE_AND NEPHEW. MORRIS BUTLER AND BE! BLAND. JR. TYLER. Sairéd to the memors of our Wiebind and’ father NOBLE & 1Y WhS "depatica s lis. seven S years. or Todas “Gtaner T8 1818 oner hut not. foreotten HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * WASRINGTON. Sacred to_the memory of our_beloved mother. LOTTIE WASHIN TN who entered int6 eternal rest. seven years ago today., October 19, 1018, @b dencest one. whs were vou faken When earth had <o many 1t better could Lpare Hard. Rard_was the blow that compelled et pars | From |’|fl‘ loved one so near and dear to T hearis HER LOVING CHILDREN. MRS. BESSIE BALDWIN. MISS LOTTI] GE()R(. AND VILLIAM BERKLE your lovi at vour LLIE N FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1752 Pen Ave. N.W Timothy Hanlon __641 H ST. X. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. " Phone Lincoin_372. 5 T WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Fm- Livery 1n Connection. _Commodioua modern crematorium. * Moderais 32 Pa_Ave. N.W. Cail M. 1488 Quick. Dignified and Efficlent Service. . W. Deal & Co., A16 ® ST, NE. LINCOLN &200 Automobile Service. Chavel. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. SEVENTH ST. N ;U;,,Lm‘.m,..y " Terephone _Main_2473 | T. F. COSTELLO OW LOCATEZD AT 724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7876 Wm. H Sardo & Co. incoln 524 J,\\]E.\—’l T RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. SE. ‘Model Chapel Lincoln 142 Frivate Ambulances Livery in Connection. _ vither the successors of nor comnected with the original w R nmm- establiah- e H St NW. Ioseph F Birch’s Sons l‘AAv(‘ BIRCH) i i 3034 M ST. N.W. Faiablished 1841 | : FUNERAL_DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. ~ BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Fioral De i {Geo.C. Shaffcr o ’\‘(‘.‘}.. b CHOICE FLORAL FMBLEMS. Main 3416 at MODERATE PRICES. Promnt Deliverv. We Specidlize in Floral Designs at Modorate WO Florists W™y HST V. MAIN 6953