Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 9

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GUARDSMEN HEAD EXPOSITION PARADE Red Cross to Be Featured Tonight at Industrial Headed by the 121st Engineers, the 260th Coast Artillery and a commii- tee of leading business men, Wash- ington industry this morning parad- ed down Pennsylvania avenue in con- nection with the second annual in- dustrial exposition, being held at the Auditorium by the Chamber of Com- merce. * Originality of floats featured the cavalcade. ~ An interesting exhibit was furnished by the District of Columbia Red Cross. A large auto- mobile, appropriately draped and fes- tooned, was filled with children. gdy- 1y attired. The importance of the sale of Christmas seals was empha- sized. Every branch of Washington in- dustry wae represented in the pro- cession. The baking and dairy units put their newest and best- looking horses to the front. while the automobile trades showed thelr latest and brightest models. ‘The parade proved an interesting panorama of the industrial and busi- ness life of the city, and attracted at- tention from the time it started from the Peace Monumgnt until it dis- banded at Seventeenth and B streets. Historie Pennsvivania avenue, the scene of the most gigantic parades the country has ever seen, was well lined with spectatc As the procession was dishanding ¥ dolph Jose, chairman of the expo: tion committee of the Chamber of Com:merce, declared “the success of the parade and the exposition' as a whole exceeds our earlier expecta- tions. The number of persons watch- ing the procession indicates that at- tendance at the Auditorium this week will be fully as good as it was last.” This morning feature was the be- ginning of a busy day for the ex- hibitors. Tonight will be “Red Cross night” at the expeosition, and special entertainment and features will be offered. Among these are vocal solos by Harry Angelico and special dances by Margaret Levy and Irma Glad- man. “Red Cross night” will find spe- cial emphasis laid upon the work of the organization in connection with the rehabilitation of disabled World War veterans in Washington hos- pltals and in the field of first aid. Throughout the exposition the handi- work of the war disabled has at- tracted widespread notice. Final arrangements have been com- pleted for the Charleston contest, which opens tomorrow night. Pre- liminaries also will be held the fol- lowing evening, and from the com- petitors on these two occasions two will be & ed for the finals, to be held Saturday night, the closing ses- sion of the exposition. ‘The Chamber of Commerce ‘has do: nated a silver cup which will go to the best man dancer, while the woman who battles her wav to the front rank will recelve a_permanent wave from | the hand of Fmile. A radio set is: the prize offered the most accom- plished child “Charlestoner.” One of the most succeseful sessions Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Four $60 $55 %50 %45 85 57 Su1ts and Overcoats Every year at‘ this tim our policy to ‘‘clean house” —to merge all short lines. for The sty final clearance. the quality—the values never greater than they are in this sale. Every size included —No charge for alteratiqns—_-: more days of the Final S‘ale' SUITS AND OVERCOATS at Tremendous Savings Suits and Overcoats 26 ‘36 5 $70 %65 e it’s les— were aleish Haberdasher ' 1310 F Street T I T X R L X X 'INC. e pebeees e2®re . eccesseos s held hy the exposition wus that last night. Among those attending the “Army right” activities were Commissioner Frederick .. Fenning and Brig. Gen. Samuel Rocken- bach, commanding the Washington district of the 34 Corps Area. Music was furnished by the Army Band. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF C-D Bullding of the Government Hotels will give a dance In Recrea- tion Hall Saturday, 8:30 p.m. Former guests and out-of-town guests of the residents of the hotels are invited. Naomi Chapter, No. 3, 0. E. S, after its husiness meeting tomorrow will entertain with a pass party. All members of the fraternity invite The Ieague for the Largzer Life will hold a “‘prosperity night" Satur- day, 8 o'clock, at its quarters, 1628 K street, on “How to Earn Need." Games. ments. All the Money You Dancing. Refresh- Royal Arcanum, at 24 Joseph Kismet Councll, R will meet tomorrow. X pm Grant place. Grand Regent F. Brashears wiil speak. The Ohio Gi will give a dance Friday evening at the Denlee, 1519 R street. Ohioans invited. The District Society, Dames of the Loval Leglon, will hold fts annual meeting tomorrow, 3:30 p.m., at the residence of Mre. Nedham L. Jones, 1 New Hampshire avenue. Capitol Hill W C. T. U. will meet tomorrow, 2 p. in Wangh Chur-h, The Junior League will meet Thurs- day, 8 p.m.. at the Hebrew Home for the Aged, Eleventh street and Spring road. All visitors interested are in- vited. Burnside Post, » mest tomorrow, 7:30 Army Hall The Policemen's Association will he addressed by Senator Blease at its meeting Thursday. 8 p.m., at Pythina Temple. Subject: “La orcement.” PLANS TOUR OF EUROPE TO STUDY PEASANT CLASS. Agricultural Department Official to Gather Data for Comparison With Conditions in United States. Dr. C. J. Galpin, head of the divi- sion of farm population and rural life of the Department of Agriculture, has been selected by the departmnt to spend five months in Europe to deter- mine by comparison with foreign coun- tries to what extent the United States is deyeloping a peasant olass. Dr. Galpin will also make a study of methods used by foreign governments in educating and uplifting the peasant class. ““America seems to be beginning to develop a peasantry.” said Dr. Galpin today. he tendency is localized as vet in those reglons where the small tenant abounds or where there is a large proportion of agricultural la- borers. “A true peasant is. one who has practically given up hope of social advancement, who is not even on the first rung of the ladder of success.' 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Barometer—4 p.m., 20.80; 8 p.m ight, 29.90; 4 a.m., 29.95 ; noon, 30.09. & Highest temperature, at 3 p.m. yesterday Lowest temperature, |5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 57; lowest, 44 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United and Geodetic 8 a.m., 30.02 38, occurred occurred at tates Coast p.m.; high tide, 3:05 a.m. and 3:41 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:59 a.m. and p.m.; high tide, 4:16 a.m. and The Sun anft Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:30 a.m.; sun sets 6:08 p.m, Tomorrow—Sun rises b 6:09 p.m. 29 a.m.; sun ts 1:01 p.m. Au(omoblle lamp! to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 34; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Titles. Stations Weather. “eAmpiateIc iy I"w TD! 30.02 L 20T 0.24 lxllulp City 20.R8 Baltimore 30.00 malnl’hlm a2 Cincinnati Cleveland Colum 3. Indiananoli Jacksonville Kansas City. Lo Angeles Louisvi -2 L TR FERRIRIERSEXE - Clow 5 fl!lrd: Pt cloudy Cloudy Cloudy : {nu:v o Prclondy ol Clo Rain T B mmmnhu Phoenix .. Pittabureh Ralei C. 3 La . City 20 8! 1 30.08 HoDc: %Rofl FOREIG . Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather. 2 Cloudy * (8 am Stations. . London, England Paris. France. Part cloudy Cloudy, Part cloudy ‘tion will { Confederate Veterans, t cloudy loudy. art_cloudy ar Part cloudy OMANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Lincoln Park Citizens’ meet, 8 o'clock, Maj. U. s. uha, Colon. ‘Canal Zone Associa- in_ Bryan School. Grant, 34, will speak. Barry Farm Citizens' will meet, 8:15 o'clock, M. E. Church. Col. James S. Pettit Camp, No. 3, United Spanish . War Veterans, will meet, 8 o'clock, at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Association in S, John's Northeast Boundry sociation will meet, Burrville School. Citizens' £ o'clock, As- in 305 will Confederate Washington Camp, Sons of 2 meet, 8 o'clock, Memorial Home. at ‘Waneta (ouncil, No. 6, will have a_ progressive five hundred card party, 8:30 o'clock, at Pythian Temple. The Socfety for Philosophic In- quiry will meet, 4:30 o'clock, in room 43 of the, New National Museum. An exposition of Schiller's ballad, “The Diver,” by the Jate Mrs. John W. Hoyt, will be read by Kepler Hoyt. R. Deane Shure will give the third in the series of six organ recitals at the Library of Congress. Admission is free, without cards; doors open at 7:45 o'clock. Music begins at 8:15. Automatic train control has heen installed on more than 7,000 miles of track of 44 railroads in the United States. R.F. Harvey s Son (Richard K. Harvey) Years of Experience 'Handling _Catholic Funerals Office and Chapel in the Brown-Stone' Funeral Home 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Prices Most Reasonable 'th Potomac 2207 Do not let the Low Price make- you think it is not so. When Death ogcurs call— + The Brown Stone Funeral Home ' of W.W.Chabers Co., l4th and Chapin Phone Col. It ALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 9 (Spe- clal).—Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of | Grace Episcopal Church, was elected exalted ruter of Alexandria Lodge of Elks at the annual meeting held last night. Other new officers are: Frederick G. Duval, esteemed leading knight; Harry Hinken, esteemed loyal knight; Elliott F. Hoffman, esteemed lecturing knight; George H. Railing, secretray; H. Friedlander, treasurer; Thomas Downey, til J. Owen Lynch, true-| tee;: H. D.'Carter and Harry F. Ken- nedy, delegate and alternate to the national convention which will be held in Chicago next July. . The' new officers will he installed April 12. Following the election there was a soclal session. The program was under the direction of Carl Roth- mund. Tt was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Margaret Shuman: vocal solo, Mrs. Ruby Davis flale. accom panied by Miss Margaret Armstrong: recitation, Mrs, Margaret ¢ Seiple: vocal solo, Lawrence Roland, accompanied by Miss Margaret Shu man; selections by three of the Leo- nada Quartet, composed af Lewis Mon roe, Archie Nalls and Frank W, Smith. A buffet luncheon followed. Three Cars Collide. A triangular collision, in which the Police patrol wagon got the worst of it, occurred at 9:30 o'clock today at Price and Fair fax streets. Other cars In the smash were driven by L. T. Raiford, 417 South Washingotn street, and a truck of the Alexandria Coftee Co., driven by L. H. Cole, 522 South !’.‘Mrrax Street. No one was injured. !;::5;.], slmls l_\’vaw in charge of the and i i i Leidg Mg oliceman Wright was One hundred and ninaty persoris are expected to attend the banquet of (olumbia Engine and Motor Company. No. 4, tonight in the George Mason Hotel. Norman Roherts, president of the company. will preside. Repre. sentative R. Walton Moore will act as toastmaster. The affair i& in observ Ance of the fifty-fifth anniversary of the organization of the company. Others to make addresses will be Rep. resentative Charles Eaton of New Jer- Bey, City \!nn«zn Paul Morton A!\d Fire Chief J. Duncan, jr. Miss Evelyn Howard “m give vocal selec tions, and Padgett's Merrymakers will furnish additional music. The residerce of Arthur L. Rey- nolds, 420 North Washington street, recefver for the Washington-Virginia Rallway Co., was entered by burglars yesterday morning and ransacked, ac- cbrding to a report made to the police. The occupants are in Florida, where they have hesn for the past two months. Until their return it canndt be told whether or not anything was taken. Entrance was made xmnugn a side window. Hotel Owner Dies. The body of Rudolph Ramer, 73, re- tired hotel proprietor, who died ves. terday morning at his residence, 1316 King street, will he shipped at 5 o'clock lnmmrm\ morning to Martins- burg, W. Va.. for burial. The dormpd was a native of Mar tinsburg. W. Va., and located in Alex- andria go. For 25 years he was proprietor of the Hotel Ramer. If'u:m-d at the northwest corner of King and Fayette streets. for' many vears the headquarters for railroad men. In 1917 he retired. The de- ceased is survived by three brothers and two sisters. as follows: Peyton Ramer, Martinsburg: Scott Ramer, Westminster, Md.: John Ramer, Oak- land, Calif.: Mrs. Willlam H. Flick and Mfts Kate Ramer, both of Mar- tinsburg, Mrs. Tabitha Tayior, widow of John W. Taylor and mother of Policeman Henry Taylor of this city; died vester- day, morning at her home at Colonial Beach. She was 79 and is survived by five daughters and four &ons. “Mrs. Elmbeth Yoakum Dies. NEW YORK, March 9 (P).—.\lrs Elizabeth A. Yoakum, wife of Ben- jamin F. Yoakum, a Hirector of the Seahoard Air Line Rallway and also of the St. Louis-San Franeisco Rail- way Co., died today at her Fifth ave- | nue home aftér an illness of several months. Mrs. Yoakum was the daugh- ter of W. A. Bennett, once a well known banker of San Antonio, Tex. Judge R. T. Duke Dies. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., 9 (#).—Judge Richard T. Duke, March 2, for over 12 vears judge of the Corporation | Court of Charlottesville, died here last night. after a six-week illness.” His death resulted from angini pectori One of the leaders in the Democratic party in this section, Judge Duke was a prominent awthor and coptributor to leading magazines and journals of the country. Noted Ocuhst Dies. VIENNA, March 8 (#).— Prof. Friedrich Dimmer noted for his:re- searches in optical surgery in connec- tion with the Vienna University clinic, died today from pneumonia. aged 71 He willed his body to the anatomical —Brown with bl short tail. TfiG You_st. n.w. 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KEYS to e Frantiin 7143, ___ LID OR COVER of automobile to Yood trimmed with rllsllkher and. -mfltn’v’nfl Satur- biue 2th and PIN—Two small cameds set on smail h., Room_316. Gove: t “Hote POCKETBOOK. = containing _pavers. Government pass and’ $15 in money: suit- e ‘:\‘unnl Pearl H. Steely. phone Linc. POCKETBOOK. commutation i night: liheral reward. Tallway ticket, at least. ‘of_valua to,owner.only. ETBOOK—Will ln W]ID call; e B T T BN’HAI’I . Rgll“l'dl}'. kindly " call Roward i T"lflr Co.. 308 Woodw: 9! VoSt Senool ‘pefahera G—Heavy gold seal ?:“'.m.““.‘ifir? Siarch 8. turned to Ayre & Bldg. ING. Durauolse mattix; ;.onin nlm nw. - ed %’ Retur m glm £ %fl:‘ 1385 receive_reward. me. white_gold. enzraved I, 2.26-2 wu’x, « xarfia o N. old. hv!r at T WATCH. lady's, octagon. iai Iol‘l‘lmdl‘vm damas Gadt o Disin ol POINTER DOG: strayed from Friendship; answers to name of Nat; name plate on collar bear- ing. name of Edward McLean; rasard. Telephone Cleve: Ordered to Honolulu for Duty. i | Capt. Nathan E. McCluer, Fleld Artillery, has been relieved from duty at Purdue University, vette Ind., and ordered to Honolulu, Hawaii, for duty. Cards of Thanks. AMERICA. We wish to extend our {han and appreciation to the relatives. friends and neighhora for their kindnees and for the beautiful ‘flowers sent at the death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. ELIZA- BETH AMFRICA G HER HUSBAND AND FAMILY. * I TUCKER. 1 wich to cxpress sincere thanks 10 the friends and orzanizations for their sempathy and floral tripies al, the death my heloved _hrathe | TUCKER. WILLIAM H Marriage. | HARMAN—WERRF; Baltimore. Foh- | ruam 2471976 RA TARMAN. AR Widower” of Chardo and’ NELLIE | F.WEBBER. 60 of Milton (Cleveland - and vaners | Deaths. Tuesday, Marc e o the formerly of 11 he held at the re Clarence H_ Alhaug] rd. n.e.. on Thursd non* Tnterment v. Philadeiphia, Pa | Departed- thie 1ife Sundas. March 7. dence. 1013 6% st n.w Tie leaves to mourn ughter. Mre. Alice Tol- Fdward. Robert, Otis: one eson. Funeral Avenue Baptist Church ch 11. at 2 p.m d this life March C BATES. He leaves to mou sone, two grandsons. two great-zrandchil- ren’ and a howt of relatives and {mends Funeral from G, Gray's chapel. 44 ot sow.. Al 2 pm.. Wednesd BISPHAM. March 9. 1 at Wardman Park Hotel. ANNA' C.. daughter of the late Charles and Margaret Chetwood Bis- c‘hlm of Mount }'nlh— N, g Interment March 10, Holly. CLARKE. Departed this life March 8. 1 At 1150 am. B MIN F. CLARK He leaves fo mourn his death wife. Mre. Reberca Clarke . two ¢ Dorothy and one ki brother. one aunt ane uncie _and a host of 'relatives and friends Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm. at Jones A M. E. Chapel. Benning .. D. €." Al are invited. CLOTWORTHY. S the Magonie ‘and komau. D. . JAM Sarah E. (lotwor Dlease Hagerstown, ferice_of at Maren 1, in “Arlington 10 Torida sday. M. Dep: at Mount v March 7. 1024, at tern Star Home. Ta- Bshand of the late 3""dvices at the SUH. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st nw. Wednesday, March 10.at 3 pm Trterment Glenwood Cemetery COPELAND. After a brief illness at ne residence of her son. Henry F. Copeland of Raliston. Va. MARGUERITE. the beloved wife of the Tate James H. Copeland. in her Rdrd year. Remains resting at the funeral parior of Petar M. Ulrich, 1520 Wisconsin ave. Services ‘will be held Wednesday. March 10. 1926 at = pm. Interment ai Congressional Cemeters. 9 D1 KALVO, - Suddenls, Sunday. March . 'ANGELO DI SALVO. beloved hus- Hand of Clark i taivo inee Sander. - He ia survived by his three sons. _Remaine Testing at. Chambers funeral home. Fu- heral Wednesday. Marrn 10 from Hols Rosars Church. drd and F ste. n.w.. where mass will e said for the repose of hia coul. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemeters. #¢ FAUNCE. JoxonSwits af Cant ton Point. St. Marys County neral Thursday. March 11 GAINES. Departed this life March 7. 1¢ at 10°15 pm. LYDIES GAINES ‘beloved Wifa 0f John Wesles Gaines. She léa A mother and father, five childreh. four sictere, five brothers. other relatives and a host of friends. Remans mas be viewed ington’s undertaking parlors ave. D. Faunce of Col F Md. Geormia this life Mondas. March At her residence Westminatar &t. n.w. Washington COSTINA CHASE HARROD. = She leaves to m their loss a loving hue- band, William Harrod, sr. and four de voted children of Bal timore. Md.: Neilie William J. Harrod, rod: one nephew two dear grandchildren. Funeral Thursday. E. Church. Rev Leiter A Dorses. and Darothy atd Wil March 11, from T1th and K ste Ring omiciating. 10° o Asbury M n.w. at 1:30 pm.. Friends invited Departed_this life Monday, March ai_her résidence, 1541 Colum W, LIZZIE. devoted wife of Jam Hicks, sister of the late Mars Groes and the late Miltan Gross and Charies W. Gross Funeral | from Peonle's Congreationai Church Thursday. March 11. at 1 nm. Interment at Harmony Cemeters. JOHNSON. Friday. March 5 in ey xetr T8 INTON "R, " beloved son i ‘A 'aind ‘the Iate Andrew Johnson rras o aunt of John H ice of funeral hereafter. (Nebraska. Massachusetts and Chicage pa- pers please copy. ) LIMERICK. Departed this Lfe Mnlnd’: Ma B 9am. at his residen DWARD LIMERICK. Funeral Wednssdar. March 10.at 2 nm. 1 Internent at Glenwood Cemeters. . MAXWE h R. 1926, at his ‘home alifornia st, n.w CLIFFORT, B OMARWELL heloved T band of Marie Baies Maxwell Funeral sarvices at Gawler's chapel. 1730 Penns: Yania ave. ., Wednesdas. March 10, at A'nm. Interment private MeMICHAEL. After a lingerins illness, NANNIE M. “McMICHAEL. mother of e il Smith of SHmnton: X, ¢ and Mre E. Clayton Bosher of Hratts: Ville. " Md. ~Funeral from ‘John Wright, undert 337 10th et n.w. Thure! | dav. March 11.°1976. at 3 pm. Inter- ment “at Glenwaod 10¢ MURPHY. Mondas '1"’;3'""'\" Ry devated mother of George Mra. Margaret M. P trom. the ahove vesidence Wedneeday. March 10, at 2 pm. Inger- ment private. O'BRIEN. March 9. 1926 at 3 am. at 221 Place n.e. MICHAEL J. ORIUF Notice of funeral hereafter. PEARSON. At his residence; Otis and Chest. nut_ste.. West Newton, Mass. WILLIAM HENRY PEARSON. in his Dith vear. PETTEWAY. . March 8. 1926, 4t 5:30 am i, PETTEWAY. azed 49 vears. Se Wheatles's mortuary chanel Wednesday. March 10. at 2 pm. Interment at Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. PH“'IP\ Sunday, March 7. 1926 WIL M. hushand of the late Maggie Phillips (e Humery af S11 Pennerivania. ave: now. Funeral from the chanel of James Ry 317 Pennsylvania ave. se.. Wednesday. llrr-h 10.°at 9 am.: thence to St. John's Church' Forest Gidn. Md where mass will be said at 10 am. Rela- tives and friends invited root Monday. March R 192 at his res ce. 1706 T st. n.w. JOHN R.. be- Toved-hushand of Clara Lee Poole. - Fu- neral from the anel of Frank Geier's Sons Co.. 1113 7th st. n.w.. Wednesday. March 10, at 2 n.m. Relatives and frien ited. Intermedt at Arlington \!(m metery. ROBRBINS. Suddenly. at the resides Adaughter. Mrs. James E. D< Guilaun st v JAM flineral Thursdas Milton. Del (Philadelphia. hleaca cony.) RORISO ntered into rest at 12:30 am., + March 1926. MOLLIE . ROBISON inea Thompsoni. beloved wife of E. L. Robison, and dauéhter of ihe late Hartiefi J. and John H. Thompson. Remains resting at_ Speare lfl A _Connecticut ave. Fu- + neral services at Church of the Ascension, 12th . and Massachusetts ave. n.w. 2 p.m. Wednesda: March 10. Interment (‘.lmwnnd Cemetery. 9* scgn-rznw ;«nwu eorge.. Washington' Umiv FARRY A SCHUL ‘aed 46 vears. HARRY nsband of Eva M. Schultze Fu: neral services at his late residence. 112 Quincy, st ne.. Thursday. Mareh 11. at & p.am. Friends and relatives invited to at- ténd 10 MITH. - Departed this life: in. full triump] s of Christian _faith Monda: March _ 8. 1926, at 3:45 a.m.. at his residence. 138 You_st. n.w. Washington, D. C.. . JAMES E. SMITH. the husband of Daisy Smith beloved son of Mrs. Eliza Smith, the loy. ing brother of Blanche Green. Mrs. Ihuv Short. M ary Burnett and Mr. William Smith N of funeral here- after. (Philadelphia. ew York City and Atlantie City papers. please copy.) 9 SMITH. Departed this life. in full triumph of Christian_faith, Mond: 7926, at 3:43 am. at b ES l'. 8! 1926, at_her March S ARGARET Pa. . 1926, at ity Hoenital, a Smith: e .fl!ll‘rl Blan Y Whogt ‘and Mars, Buirnett: a brother Smith: a loving niece Elma and’ o nephews. Clarence - and b Als other relatives and & host of friends. Funeral from Zion Ban- tist -Church, t. between drd and 43 e On: A Savles “offciating. Wednesdaz. March 10. at'] o0'cloek; SMITH. Officers and members of Morning Star.Lodee. \"fiQ:‘]"lfil B. 'l‘ 0. E. of w‘ are hereby not) meet in a session o Thesday night. Mareh 9.1 R o'clock. at the home. for the pur arranging for the funeral and burial of our late deceased brother.. JAMES E. P Fageral sevie o be” neld ay. March 10. at 1 pm. from ion mm Ehureh. on F_st. between 3rd and o c, ll,bi 5 flmcf;‘ lfld“ ‘mem- umbia Lodse. No. Forest °§'emn1. . o {ivited %o B2 oress % !;um 18, Exalied Ruler. LOY) Sec's. Attesi: B AYNE. FUNERAL ESIGNS. William James. ames: Short. S. ich Bi‘ACKlSTONE's Floral “Blanket Sprays” | Other Beaititol )‘lvul D"“"'h Jodora prices. 3 Promm inl Dallv:rf Serviee Artistic—exp st bheloved wife of John | | ' Beaths. s TH “l'mNYI of Prthagora A M aAre réauested to Masbivic’ ‘remole. B and ¥ einia, v adn-ldl\ March 10. 1926, at 11.39 or. lht funeral of cur late brother. IS E U Yaneral “trom Zio Paptist Church. ¥ o1, between drd an e eWe 1 BT sacRsON. W. M E, WAYMAN. Sacratary ‘ 3 Suddenly. March 7. 1926. at 4 a Wa ROSA V. SMITH_the daughter of the late Reuben €."and Virginia E_Smith and de- voted sister of Jeroma B. Smith. Funeral from the late " residence. 1318 Montello ave. ne. Wednesday, March 10.°at 2.30 n.m. Relatives and friends invited SPECKMANN. Monday. March & 1028, WILLIAM ¥. ‘beloved hushand of Mari B. Speckmarin (nes Ledsrer). Funeral from his 1ate residence. B0 Gresham et Wedneedas. March 10 at 2 g Triends invited. " Intermert i Cemeters v On Sunday. March 7. 1926, et dence. 116 Rhode Teland ase. n HARRY B " bemveq ashand ot "Anna § Walker and son of the late Leonard R Walker. Funeral wers eas’ Wedneeday. March 10 atives and friends invited udon Park Cemeters. Baltim WRIGHT. Suddenly. oa Saturday . 6. about 4 Dom . at her residence: 18 at Nis' MARY REBECCA WRIGHT. wife of the late John ¥ Wriehi and’ motner of Mo’ Fifa Paine: F. T. W Marie Synhage Fonerai 107 2 nme from John " Wesley A . Z. Church: Cagket “will not he “onened in church (Philadelphia and Chicago vavers pleass cony. ) WRIGHT. _Officers and members of Querg ther Chapter. No. 1. 0. F. S. are rga anected to attend the funeral of Sisfe REBECCA WRIGHT. who ‘died March 6, 996, Fureral Wednesday, March 10. " trom John Wesley A M. E. Zion 1418 ana, Corcoran «ts A EWTON. Roval Matron HARLES TIRRS Rovel Pation L. STEWART. Secretary Fn HMemoriam. ALEXANDER. In sad hut loving remem brance of our dear hushand and ther, MORRIS W. ALEXANDER. who »mumd Ihvn life one’ vear ‘ago_todar. March B‘ THE FAMILY BEALL. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother. MARY FELIZABETH BEALL. who departed this life one year ago today. March 9. 192 In my heart sour memors lingers. Alwava tendar. fond and true Thara'a not & dav. dear mother. T.do not think of you i YOUR LOV 7 SON HARVEY In memory of a kind and gentls r. MARY E. BEALL who died one Vear ago today. Mareh 9. 1925 Her pacsing left a gween of crief Her life and work left memories They say she's gone. it may he so. - But't are things no death can will, The Ql’.v('l' thoughts of her are with me RER"DAUGHTER. EMMA. OAK. CALIF.* BEA| In loving memory of our heloved and mother. MARY E. BEALL. who taken from is one year ago today: reh 9. 1925, After deep sleep. that seems to end all sor- row Must ‘we renew the bitter ficht each’ which Ged in merey 2y No_ 9. F, mble af ntermend A% h dawn* After sweet dreams. ‘wende s, Must we awake and Illl"! find you HER™TOVING HUSBAND AND SON. GEORGE. BEALL. Sacred to the memory of my das line mother. MARY E. BEALIL. wha d pariad This ite one vear az0 todas. Marc s T oft sit alone in the twilizht And ponder o er dave that are gone There comes to me visions of dear ones My mind loves to Tinger upon . But of all the heautiful mictures That hang on_my memory's wall Ths hours 1 spent with you. mother. Warv the happiest and most precious of HER"DEVOTED DATGHTER. FANNIE. * BEALL. In sad hut loving remembrance of my dear mother. MARY F. BE who devarted this lifs one vear azo toda: March 9. 1925 ' Dar by day we saw her failing And slowly pase awar. We_tried s0 hard her life o save. God's will ke done. she conid niot stav LOVING DAUGHTER IDA BEALL. In sad hut loving memory of my. dear mothe: thw arch 8. 102! Fsee that seem forever cheers when our alwave moiher's war. VING DAUGHTER. TILLIE. ¢ SEPH A. BREWER. Sr.. who passed into Your earthly vovage was ended Inul we have paesed, mematy of our belaved mother. Mre RE. MARY E. BEALL who died one vear ago iodas. Gentle hands that never weary toiling in love's vinevard sweet eyes they chance 1o meet Tender. patient. brave. devoted. this is Could her worth in eold he quoted as T think of her today LO' VER. In sad_but loving remembrances our heloved husband and father. JO- glornal rést ive years ako today. March 9. Five vears ago todas. But_vour memory will_ npr-r be ended 'THE FAMILY. BROWN. THOMPSON. Sacred 1o memory o QWX who eweetly fall ssiees’ March 9. 1920 our hrothers. JAM WARD BROWN. Januars, & 1914 ansn BROWN. December 5. 19i7. and Mre, MARY THOMPSON November 1 A' we silently sit in the svening Feeling s0 sad and alone And_think of the loved ones departed Who once with us shared our homes "Tis then. with a heart full of ancuish We ers out in corrow and. bain Oh. could we hut have our loved ones Around by the fireside again But_when. in our calmer moments We think how thes. one by one. Suffered and died for deliverance. Then we crs. Lord. Thy will be done For we know that our Savior is able To wipe away all of our t And give us new strength and courage As we stumble alonz through the ve MARSHALL T D_HARRISON ~HROW. HATWOOD ™ oF NE JE: SON. ¢ In loting memorr nl my deat grandmother, Mre REBECCA BROW: who departed this life March 9. 1020. Sleep on. erandmother, and take vour re God called vou home. He thought it he HER GRANDDAUGHTER. BEATRICE. & DYS In sad but loving remembrance of: my dear husband and our father. WIL. LIAM T DYSOX, wh departed this it two seats joday, March 9 EVOTED ¥ 19 WIFE AND CHILDREN unn In sad but loving remembrance of- our dear mother. ELIZABETH HEATH. ":B Marcti* JENKINS, brance of ‘our son and NKINS. who departed thi today. March 9. 1917. Often and often our thoughts do wande: To a grave so far awav. Where they laid our dear son and father: awar. Just mine vears ago today HIS MOTHER AND SON. SUSIE F_JEX, KINS AND CLARZELL V. JENKINS JOHNSON. Sacred to the memorr of onr dear wife and mother, ANNIE M. TOHN (nee Sheedy). & faithful wife and de.* Soked mather. ®no devhrted. this Jife ning years ago. March 9. 1817. Anniversars mass at Si. Alorsius Church May her soul and all the souls @f the faithful devarted. ‘throueh the mercy of God. rest in peace BAND AND CHILDREN. Jonsn«.\‘ In_loving memory of my fa- ther. JAMES JOHNSTON. who died_thir. teen’ vears azo today. LESLIE. * « WATSON. In sad but lovine remembrance of our dear father. GEORGE WATSON. 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