Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 7

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The National Fellowship Club will #ive an informal dance tomorrow in 1he hall of nations, Washington Hotel. Visitors welcome. The Tivoli Pastime Club will give a nce famorrow, 9 pu lee ballroom, 1517 R street. welcome. The Frolic Club will give a dance tomorrow night at the Cairo Hotel. Visitors welcome. Visitors An _informal reception, dance and DINNER DANCE —AT— Wardman Park Hotel Saturday Evening N ov. 7 From 7:30 Stafford Pemberton Dancers Cover Charge, $1.10 For Reservation hone Colynbia 2000 Bargains in Good Overcoats Heavy-weight Overcoats—Medium - weight Overcoats. Light shades—dark shades. Single breasted or double breasted. Plenty of Overcoats—all you need to do is to select a coat that pleases you. We made the price attractive enough and the money you save will go a long ways buying Christmas presents. -EISEMAN’S Rt e Correct Dinner Suits Silk lined—exquisite tailoring by Hart Schaffner & Marx OU couldn’t be more particular about your tuxedo suit than Hart Schaffner & Marx—or we Every detail is perfect; rich black worsteds, finest silk linings. Coat, trousers—even the cut of the lapel is very carefully done. They’re are. $25 to $30 Values $1 9.75 7th and F Sts. Shirts — pleated or stiff bosom of pique material, $3.50 “Arrow” Wing Collars, 20c knitted $5.00 Mufflers — Swiss silk, Wallets leather, seal $4.00 of pin Stetson Patent Leather Plain-toe Evening Shoes, $11.00 55 '(Coat and Trousers) extraordinary suits at $55. Raleigh Haberdashemtc' Thirteen+ten F Street | therans, t THE EVENING bowling leagues of the general ac- countant’s office, will be given in the City Club tomorrow night. Controller General and Mrs. McCarl will head the receiving line. The Tennis Club of the Govern- ment Hotels will give a dance to- morrow. The Harvard Club of Washington will meet at luncheon tomorrow, p.m., at University Club and receive returns from the Harvard-Princeton game. All Harvard men in Wash ington are invited. The Federation of Citizens’ Asso- cations will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in the board room of the Municipal Building. Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., at Bryan School. LR Memu;i;]sifor ‘War Chaplains. Memorials to the 23 Army chap- lains who lost their lives in the World War will be erected in the Arlington National Cemetery and at Governors Island in the harbor of New York. The Arlington memorial will be erect- od near the tomb of the Unknown Sol- dier and that at Governors Island in front of the Church of St. Cornelius, the Centurion, if permission requested is granted, as is likely. Each will con- sist of a huge boulder, displaying a bronze tablet bearing the names of the chaplains. That list contains the names of four Roman Catholics, three Epis- copalians, three Presbyterians, three Methodists, three Baptists, two Lu- vo Congregationalists, two nd one United Breth Disciple Knox Tuxedo Hat—crush- able—with silk underbrim, $12.00 Silk Hose—with clockings, $1.50 The newest Bat-wing Ties, $1.00 Links and Studs, $450 Canes — malacca wood— straight or crooked, $10 & $12 | Tin Plage STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SERGT. HENDERSON SUDDENLY EXPIRES 'Marine Corps Officer, in Service 30 Years, Heart Disease Victim. First Sergt. James S. H. Hender- son, U. S. Marine Corps, veteran of the’ Spanish-American, World War and numerous other engagements dur- ing nearly 30 vears in the military ervice, died of heart disease near his residence, 242 Eleventh street north- st, Wednesday. He had just left his |home for the new Navy Building, | where he has been in charge of the Marine guard for several years, when he was stricken. He was 53 years old. Funeral services were copducted at the residence today at 1-o'clock. Rev. Alfred E. Barrows, pastor of Eastern Presbyterian Church, officiated. In- terment, with military honors, was in Arlington Cemetery. The personnel of Marine Corps headquarters attended the funeral. Was in Service Overseas. ergt. Henderson served overseas with the 5th Reziment, Marine Corps, in the 2d Division, during the World War, and at the time of his death held the position of treasurer. of the 2d ion Association, which its iquarters in this city. e w 1 the Mexican cam- paign medal for service in Mexico when the Marines effected a landing in Vera Cruz, He also received the four- ragere for participation in three major engagements ov during _the World War. He wounded at Soissons. inters Corps as Private. Ienderson enlisted as a private in the Marine Corps in March, 1901, and prior to that time had served with the t Maryland Regiment during the anish-American War. He joined marine headquarters here March 4, 1919. During his long career in the corps he held various non-com- missioned ranks, and was als marksman of note, having qualitied distinguished m: He was a member of the M Corps national rifle teams in 1906 and 1916 He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson; one son, Robert nof Washington; two daughters, Mrs. Alberta Towers of this city and Mrs. Benjamin Steele of Philadelphia; two sisters, Miss Clara Henderson and Miss Sarah E. Hen- derson of Phoenix, Ariz. a brother, Lemuel O. Henderson of Buffalo, N. Y., and his father, Willlam C. Henderson. Company Leader Dies. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 6 (#).—Stewart A. Davis, vice president of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co., a subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation, died suddenly at midnight in his home here. Mr. Davis was born at Blairsville, Pa., 58 years has was 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. skin idea. And, “RUSH.” Tan—in w have your please you. Handsome consisting of buffet—server and 6 chairs Painting, Paperhanging, 1325 14th St. N.W. FRIDAY, Marine Veteran Dead AMES S. H. HENDERSON. Falls Church Resident, 80, Was Civil War Veteran, Mason and ‘Well Known in D. C. Special Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va, November 6.—Capt. James Willis Jones, Civil War veteran, who died suddenly Wednesday night at his home on Broad street, will be buried at Ar- lington Cemetery tomorrow after- noon, following funeral services at the home at 2 o'clock. Capt. Jones, who would have cele- brated his elghtieth birthday anniver- sary in January, has been in failing health for some time and suffered a heart attack about 10 days ago. He was born in Bowling Green, Ky., Jan- v . 1846, nd spent the early part of his life in Illinois, where he |enlisted in the §3d Volunteer Infan- |try_during the Civil War. He came to Washington from Iowa, and for 28 vears was a member of the Capital police force. During this time he met many prominent men and had a fund of interesting reminiscences. In June, 1917, he was married to Miss Mattie Soule of Falls Church. Besides his widow, he is survived by | two daughters of 4 former marrlage, Mrs. Clara_Jones Duever and Mrs. Lola Jones Warner of Washington, He was a member of Kemper Lodge, A. F. and A. M.; the Falls Church {Lodse of Odd Fellows, and the G Rev. U. S. Knox of Columbia Bap- tist Church will conduct the funeral services. - et A wireless lighthouse has been de- signed, which, instead of flashing light sinnals, flashes radio warnings !t navigator: Pigskin Oxfords for College Men E never heard of Pebbled Pig- until our “Raleigh-8” designer conceived the boy friend, the order read They’re here now—a light ide-trouser lasts—and we size at a price that'll Raleigh Haberdashgt; Thirteen - ten F Street Dining Room Suite Here is a value you should not over- look—this Walnut Dining Room Suite— table—china cabinet— 225 to match. This suite has been reduced from_$315. George Plitt Co., Inc. Upholstering, Draperies Main 4224 CAPT. J. W. JONES, FORMER | 15:03 pm. D. C. POLICEMAN, DEAD ! AR | | He retired from work about two vears | | itialed R. O NOVEMBER 6, 1925 THE WEATHER District of Columbla and Maryland | —Fair and slightly colder tonight;to- | morrow increasing cloudiness; mod- erate west winds. Virginia—Fair and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness followed by rain in extreme west portion; moderate northwest winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight and probably tomorrow; slightly colder in east portion tonight. Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 55 8 pm.,| 52; 12 midnight, 50; 4 a.m., 49; 8a.m., | 49; noon, 62, Barometer—4 p.m., 30.44; 8 p.m. 30.38; 12 midnight, 30.82; 4 a.m., 30.28; | 8 a.m., 30.31; noon, 30.29. Highest temperature, 62, occurred | at noon today; lowest temperature, 48, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 68; lowest, 52. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water today at Great Falls at 8 a.m, Temperature, 45; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:27 a.m. and 6:45 p.m.; high tide, 12:13 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:17 a.m. and 7:37 p.m.; high tide, 12:24 a.m. and 1:02 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:40 a.m.; sun sets Tomorrow- sets 5:02 p.m. Moon rises 9:53 p.m.; sets 11:56 a.m. Automebile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. © Temperaturs. Sun rises 6:41 a.m.; sun El Stations. om0 «vqusm e Sanipaan Clotdy Rain Cloudy Cloudy oudy Rain P.cloudy Cloudy Clotia loudy Cloudy Balumore . Birmingham Bismarck Boxton Buffalo Charleston’ . Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Deteoit Galveston . Helena . Huron, € 1.} Indianapolis Jacksonyiile Kansas City r Clondy Cloudy Orleans | Preloudy York Rain City Rain Qmaha Pt.cloudy Philadelbhia ; Cloudy Phoenix : Clear. Pittaburghi. . 309 Cloudy M. Cloudy loudy Portlan « Cloudy Clear, Cloudy Clear © Glear 1 Prcloudy . Cloudy Clear . Clear 0.05 Cloudy Franeiseo i Louis. Paul Seattle pokane WASH. DC. 30730 FOREIG: (8 am.. Greenwich time. today.) Statione. Temperature. Weather. London, England....... 42 Cloudy Paris. France...... Clear Vienna. Austria s Cloudy Covenhagen, Denmark. . Clear Stockhoim, * Sweden Gibraltar. ‘Spain.. . - Horta (Fayal). Azor Hamilton. Bermuda. ... San Juan, Porto Rico. . Havana, Cuba.. .. ... Colon. Canal Zone .. OLD-TIME HUCKSTER DIES. John Johnson, Colored, Was Vet- eran of Civil War. | John Johnson, colored, 89 vears old, | a huckster in Washington for nearly | 60 vears, died at his residence, 1021 Sixth street southwest, Wednesday. | ¥y Part cloudy Cloudy Clear Part cloudy ago. War. Mr. Johnson was for many years a member of the John Wesley A. M. E. | Zion Church. Funeral services will | be conducted in that church Sunday | afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment will be in Harmony Cemetery. —_— LOST. platinum. three diamonds Garfinkie's and Poli's or there and Thomas Circle ni liberal reward. Phone C BELT BUCKL) 3 S.% reward. _C: 262, sian grav: on the night Novem Reward if returned o Mr h He was a veteran of the Civil CAT, P 4. ‘male. near Sol ‘ ol._4020. PURSE. small. containing two diamond | in or mear Union Station. Bix re- ward and 1o aquestions asked for return of same to Apt. 15. 3039 Macomb st. Cleve hall-breed Chow. Tight brown. pamed | Brownie. license tax No. 9580 lost Thurs- | day mornirg between 10 and 12 o'clack. | Return to 1801 Swann st. n.w. North 7866, | Reward Shiihe et e b | DOG. Belgium female police, black. {an | feet. tan_ spot over each eye: answers name Mitsey.” Return to 1201 New Jersey ave. n.w. EYEGLASSES. ning. Reward. 6267, L EYEGLASSES—Tortose shell, black case Monday’ morning on Green cafs between Capitol and Fla. ave. and_14th and . Johnson, 1805 N. Capitol at. shell rimmed, Tuesday eve- 3541 Hertford pl. Adams GERMAN POLICE DOG—Tuesday. ber 3. 8 pm. Admiral Rousse T, n.i. Phone West 2284 DOG. Tuesd Dlack. 6 Connecticut 78TIR. . R.C._Gunther, onrote. Riverdale, Md. 8¢ mmed. in e Teunis -Opticians. " Frida: hetween Methodist Building, 1at land ‘ave . and” Covernment Hotel tels : HANDBAG. black containing watch. insur- ance book and ouer articies: reward. Mrs. evening d_Mary- Lillian Crichton. P-Q Building. Government Ho. George Washington it returned to Miss A\‘ECIKLAXCIEA on "A;:l‘slday“nlhon tml{nlog e A claspe s miih o pon Small dlamonds. “Reward, AGvise aserstan manager, Willard Hotel. NECKPIECE, Baum marfen: lost_ Thursday afternoon.. ward if finder calls Col. 2428, PIN. sunburet. diamond in center: between E and 11th sts. n.e.. Thureday. November valued for the association of the bin: re ward. _Linc. 4813 PIN—Fraternity, gold. 2 parts engraved L. E. F. and J. O. C.; elther on navy yard ca Conn. ave. and Porter st. or 2nd and B s. Reward. 5710. PIN—OId-fashioned. _square ivory. several days ago. between Chevy Chase and down- iown. " Réward. " Phone War Dept..'Br. 1503. Universit: 1 Advise assistant POCKETBOOK, black. red flowers: st.: reward. Linc. 2800-R. SHOE BUCKLE; Drice attached: on Elljott two. sterling_silver. new. vember 4: reward. Phone Adams 4028, 7° 'ALLET—Containing auto license. P. 3 ass and financial card, Columbia Lodgs, 8. Fhone North 7121, A WATCH — Lady's small, round, diamond- backed watch attached to narrow black rib- hon: liberal reward ‘on return to Apartment ._Wardman Park Hotel. H_CHAIN. thin_ gold, on Thursday, Nov. b, with Pofomac Boat Club emblam on Finder will please notify Irvin H. ander. _Tel. Franklin 8434. WRIST WATCH. green gold, octagon shaped, Thursday between Eastern High Sehool aad 1709 D st. s.e. Reward. Lincoln 3959-W. 2 WRIST WATCH—Gentleman's. silver. Tosi Sunday night. Reward. North 949-J. WRIST_WATCH. Thureday: liberal N. G. Nalle. phone Potomac 4417-J. WRIST WATCH, silver, on Biltmore st, be- tween 10th and Col. rd. Apt. 4. the Balti- me Reward. $50 BILL. on Lincoln Park car Nov. 4. be- Tocen Woodley i and Garteid st Finder please_call Cleveland 1272. Reward. _* BAR PIN, diamond and plati- num, Thursday afternoon. Lib- eral reward. Tel. Main 1244, 7* reward. ichurch, will officiate. A. P. MADEIRA RITES ARE THIS AFTERNOON Body of Financier Will Be Cre- maled—Prominent Men Are Pallbearers. Funeral services for Albert Pier- pont Madelra, 45 years old, widely known local financier and a member of John L. Edwards & Co., stock brokers, who died in his offics, 1416 H street, Wednesday, will be con- ducted in St. John's Eplscopal Church this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Robert Johnson, rector of the The body will be cremated. Honorary pallbearers include mem- bers of the firm of John L. Edwards and other men of prominence. They are: John L. Edwards and Henry P. Er- win, members of the firm; E. J. Stell- wagen, president of the Union Trus Co; F¥rank S. Bright, Charles W. i Fairfax, and C. J. Gockler. Active pallbearers are J. Willlam Harrington, J. N. Thompson, Robert C. Jones, Oscar P. Hunt, James A. Parker, and A. Chester Flather, all employes of the firm. Mr. Madeira is_survived widow, Mrs. Pearl Mews three 'sons, Albert P. Madeira, Jr., Nicholas Joy Madeira, and John J. Madeira; three daughters, Miss Nancy Madeira, M Lou Madeira, and an infant d Joan Ma- deira; a sister, M . Wing, and a brother, Frank P. Madeira, of New York. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. William B. Cushing Camp, No. 30, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will meet, 8 o'clock, in Pythian Temple. by his haw Madeira; The Association Opposed to Blue Laws will hold a mass meeting at the Playhouse, 1814 N street, 8 o'clock. Ex-Senator A. O. Stanley of Ken- tucky will be the principal speaker. The Evening Bridge Club will meet, 45 o'clock, at the clubhouse of the A. A. U. W, 1634 T street. Mrs. John R. Weyrich, hostess. George H. Thomas Woman's Re- lief Corps will entertain George H. Thomas Post, No. 15, at its inspec- tion at its hall, Eighth and F streets northeast. — . Maj. Sumner Ordered Here. Maj. Henry N. Sumner, Adjutant General's Department, now on foreign service, has been ordered to this city for duty at the War Department. Deaths. BERRYMAN. November 4. 1025, at 10:10 at Geomeetotn Universits Hoevital aged 55 years { HUNT. A_special communication of vhiting Lodge. No. 22. F. A. for Saturday. November for the purpose of of our late brother. By order of the “A. BOGLEY. Secretary. BLACK. November 4. 162 9:15 Freedmen's Hospital, TLYSSE i €. Black and Tatbert and Helen A, T from 921°S &t nw.. Satur 7.at §:30 am’.'thence 10 St November ‘Augustine's soul. ~ Friends invited, | BLACK. Members of the Home Benefit As- ®ociation are hereby notified of the death of Mr. ULY: BLACK._ Funeral Sat urday. 10 o'clock. from Augustine Church. 15th st. between L and M. _Please attend MARY E. BRYANT. Pres. ANNIE COOPER. Rec y. BLACK. Members of the Tass Relief A are notified of th 25. of ULYSSE r of the ass ciation. _Funeral . November at 10 am.. from S otective League ar late_brother, Saturday. November Tom St. Augustine's W, STEPHEN FULLER. President, WALTON. Secretary. ¢ Wednesda: . at Children; ANASTASIA BROWN. the ter of Ambrose and_ Fr Brown. Funeral from St. Je lic Chiirch. Hyattsville. Md.. vember 7. at 10 a.m. a.m. Hoeital 32 F st se. of George G. Brown. Demaine’s mortuary _chapel, Va., Saturday, November D, CLARKE. Departed life Th night. November 3. 1925, F. LE beloved husband of Florence Clark Robertson). Notice of funeral hereafter. Suddenly. Wednesday, November 25. at 2:30 pm. HARVEY B beloved son of Walter C. and Gertrug Cox inee Schaefer). aged 314 months, In- terment private. [ CRUMP. Sunday, November 1. 1143 Sth st. n.w aged 20 years, Crump. Funeral funeral parlor, 227 November 7, at 1 p,m. tives invited. DABNEY. Suddenly. in_Catekill. Thursday November 5. 192 NEY. mother of Marea W. Fers 1751'U st. n.w. Notice of fune; after. DOBBI Wednesdar. at his residence. 1006 New Ha WARREN' B. DOBBIN Funeral from his late at 2 this 1 1923 FRA béloved son from at Joseph 1. ionw. S Friends and rel ason 1 b pm.. at the r Mre! William P, & nw. MARY ANN ‘widow of Alfred Donaldeon. in her 78th vear. = Funeral from above residence Monday. November 9.at 2 pm. nds and relatives invited. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. . GIRVEN. Thursday. November 5. 1925, at h dence of her daughter. Mrs. Geneva 4100 14th st n.w.. HARRIET Funeral services at Saffell's apel. 5th_and H sts. n.w.. on S emiber 7:30 pom. " Inte Wilmington (Wilmington, papers please copy GODDARD. Thursday. November 5. 1¢ at 4:30 pm.. at her home. 307: Dum: harton ave. n.w. MARY WILLTAMSON GODDARD. daughter of the late James and Sarah’ Richare Goddard. Funeral and interment private. No flowers. HANDLER. Friday. November 6. 1925. at JOSEPH C. HANDLER. baloved con of ‘the late Francis A. and Martha E. H: Funeral will take place from his ter's ‘residence, Mrs. Theodore Keen. 48 G et. sc.. Monday. November 9. at 0 am. thence to St. Peters Chureh. 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are_invited to attend. Dlease copy.) JACKSON. November 5 Manor. Md.. MILDRE] daughter of Richard E. and Ada C. Jack- son. aged 6 months. Funeral Saturd: at residence. Our darling came to make us happy for a little while. God has called her from this world, and she is with Him now. FATHER AND MOTHER Wednesday, November 4. 1925, 0’ p.m.. at his residence. 1021 _6th w.. JOHN JOHNSON. in the 89th vear of his age. beloved hiisband of Mary Johnson. devoted father of Dr. George A.. Isaiah, Blanche B. and Mrs. Eliza Brooks (nee Jjohnson). Funeral from Metronoli- tan A. M. E. Zion Church. D st. between 2nd and 3rd sts. sw.. Rev. E. B. Watson, Dastor. Sunday. November 8. at 1 p.m. Servant of God. well done. well done. Praise be thy new employ. And while eternal ages ru Rest in thy Master's jo The stars may shine a thousand years, Yea. a thousand years and a day. But the memory of sou in our hearts shall remain When the stars have passed away_ FAMILY. 7¢ KRONENBITTER. _Thursday, November b, 1025, KATE HRONENBITTER. beloved wife ‘of Christian Kronenbitter, aged 34 years. Funeral from Ler lats residence, 1104 Oak street, Stlver Spring, Md.. Sat. urday. November 7. at 2 p.m. Relatives and_frends invited to attend. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery, N MELSON. ' November 6, 1925. MARGARET E. MELSON. aced 77 vears. widow of John E. Melson. Funeral from her late residence! 622 11th st. me.. Monday. No- vember 9. at 2 p.m. Intsrment ai Con- gressional Cemetery. 8 MUIR. Thursday evening, November 5, 1925. at_11:20 o'clock. after a linkering iliness. ELLEN CRUMP MUIR. the be- loved wife of Walter H. Muir.' Funeral from her late residence. 308 5ih st. 8. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. . Intefment at Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria. Va. 8% e > Bartel. 3407 Fessenden n (Balumore bapers | WATTS. X . ORBIE DAB: | ~ eaths. OPEY. The rematns of Will' be taken from the Yauleand buried 025, ‘at 2 pan. invitéd. S PEACOCK. Thursday, November 5, 1025. av 10:30 p.m.. at his residence. 323 Ini diana ave. n.w.. TURNER A. PEACOCK Notice of funeral later. PFEIFFER. Wednesday evening. November & 1925 at 11°25 atier . lingeriug il ness. FREDERICK K. PFEIFFER. beloved father of Blanche. Nellle. Anna and Mil dred. Funeral from the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Nellio Hanger. K et e Saturday. November 7. thence to Hoiy Name Church. whero miass will b said at 9 am. for (he repose of his foul Interment ‘at Fort Lincoln. [ RICHARDSON. Departed this _life Wednes- day. November 4. 1025. at 7:05 p.m.. at her ‘residence. 4620 Hayes st. n.e.. JENNIE. beloved wife' of James W. Richardson. de Yoted mother of Effie Richardson McCoy and foster mother of Raymond J . Remaine resting at Bundy's bariors. 7t and Florida ave. n.w.. can be seen aft L vm. Saturday, Fuiieral from Plymou Congregational Church. 17th and P sts nw. Sunday at 1 pm. Relatives and Iriesids are invited to attend 7 SADTLER. November 5. 1925. at 10 a at his residence. 10 Ross st.. Cottage City Md.. LEWIS J. SADTLER. beloved } band of Mary V. Sadtler. * Funeral 1 §t. James' Church. Mount Rainier. Saturday. November 7. at 10 a.m ment at’ St Mary's Cemeters. Rockvill: Md." Friends and relatives invited. = * SCHIMMELFENNIG. 2K, 1925, at 3684 Seventn st Calif., BERTHA M SCHIMM beloved sister of Mra. Maurice formerly of Bosto: SINSABAUGH. May _Hullings. GEORGIA F. neral from her late Heights. Va 7, v.m SMITH. 1 ANTEL T. OPEY rmony Cemeter: Tuesday. November 1 Relatives and triends Suddenly. at Departed at 1021 hush this am P 10t Mury Smith (nee M son_of Mr. and Mre. Sylvester I Smiih. Notice of funeral later STODDARD. _Entered into rest Thursd Jojember 8 1025, at her residence 2 at her re 8w MABEL CONWAY loved wife of Charles West of William and resting at the W. side WEST Tuneral fater WHEATLEY, Wednesda at Fort Preple Me. L E. WHEATLEY, ~Coast Interment at Aslington p.m.. Saturday,s November 7. FIn Memoriam. CONNORS. In loving remembrance of dear wifo and mother, who departed life seven years ago today. What happy days we once enjoyed When % Since’ you have gon HER LOVING HUSHA DAUGHTER ELLE DICKSON. In ead JOSEPIL ember 4 ut. Col “Artillery CHAS Corpe God. well done Praise be the holy employ. And while the eternal ages run Rest Master's Joy YOUR DEVOTED FRIEND. SARAH FISHER. In sad but loving remembran our dear parents—father left us 11. 1900: mot November 6. 18 havpy days we once enjoyed n we were all together, But oh. how changed it all is now Since they have gone to heaven THEIR LOVING CHILDREN. MINNJE ED. GRAC 7 In sa son. t0day. What W eigh 6. 18 Today recalls a memory Of a dear_one laid to rest And those Are_thi MACK. In sad ut not forgotten. __ TER. SARAH V. FAR . Sacred 1o the memory of our Corpl. WILLIAM H. McKIMMIE H. 316th ¥. 74 ome day in 3 When life's to MOTHER. * In memors of WILLIAM A . who devarted this life 12 years November 6. 161 BEHIND~THE LER. TLER. EFT PHILPOTT. In sad and loving re 0800 Gevoted wite and o PHILPOTT (nes Crown). who his life three vears ag0 todar. 6. 1022 Tis gweet to remember her who once was Though absent. o us ehe is just as dea The Mmidniéht stars shine on ihe grave £%0ne e loved but could not s4ve HER HUSBAND AND CHILDRES TAYLOK. In loving memory of our dasling daughter. "ALICE "AURELIA * TAYLOR o pasied suay eix Sears aso today. No- Vember 6 1910 & MAMMA AND DADDY. * In fond remembrance of my darling mother, LENA H. WATTS. who feft me five vears ago today. No 6. 1950, I never will forget vou While i this world 1 stay God only Knows how 1 mise 34 Since sou huve passed DATGHTER * WILLIAMS. Sacred to the memory of our ar hushand and father, GEORGE LiAMS Who devarted this lifa two yes ako today. November 6, There is one who will always linger AT the thot. whera sou are 1aid And will come ‘and scatier fowers On"the &rave that Christ has made The one I loved is now at rest. Fiis Tond. irue heart is etiil: The hands that would have helped me Now lio in death's cold chill At home on the beautitul hill of God. By the valley of rest, 8o fair’ Some day. sonis time. when my task is o'e With Joy 1 shall meet You thers. G WIFE. AND 'CHILDRE! ¥ WILLIAMS 4 LBERTA GOODSO. embrance e depart: FUNERAL _DIRECTORS. 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