Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 9

MRS. HOUGHTON DIES. Massachusetts Woman, 97 Years 014, Had Lived Here 30 Years. Mrs. Frances A. Houghton, 97 years ©ld, died at the residence of her daugh- ter, Mrs. David White, 2812 Adams Mill road, Wednesday, after a long fliness. Bhe was born in Ipswich, an old codst town of Massachusetts. Her husband, the late Josiah P. Houghton was a well known builder of Worces- | ter, Mass. She came to this city to live after the death of her husband, more than 30 years ago. She leaves threa daughters, Mrs. White and Miss Edith F. Houghton of this city and Miss Theresa (. Hough- ton of Phoenix, Ariz.; a son, Dr. Henry L. Houghton of Boston; five grandehil- dren and one great-grandchild Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of her daughtel afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Di B. Pierce, pastor of All Souls tarian Church, will officiate. ment will be in Worcester, Mass. l|ll(~l s March 11, March 11, March 11, March 11, 1920 1922 1924 1926 LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Fifteenth Street at Eye N.W. Celebrating Its Sixth Anniversary As a National Bank DEPOSITS Tomorrow $890,108.30 $1,847,318.23 $2,937, $3,385,883.04 Every Banking Facility GEORGE 0. WALSON, President E. J. McQUADE, Vice President THOMAS P. LITTLEPAGE, General Counsel M. F. CALNAN, Cashier J. B. SKINNER, Asst. Cashier THE EVENING STAR, DEATH IN CANNED FISH. |SON OF DYING WOMAN IS SOUGHT BY POLICE Dean Munson, Called For Mother, Has Been Missing Since January. 13-Year-0ld Girl Victim and Moth- er and Brother Are Bl Special Lispatch to The Star. WARRENTON, Va., March 12— Lilly Moore, thirteen-year-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewls Moore of near the Plains, Va., died in the Fau- quier Hospital, and her mother and 1 brother are dangerously ill, the re- sult of eating canned fish. by Mrs. Mabel Munson, a patient in George Washington University Hos- pital, where her death is momenta- rily expected, is continually calling for her son, Dean Munson, 19 years old, to_locate him. * Mrs. Munson lived at 818 New Jer- sey avenue four months ago, when she was taken to the hospital. Be- cause of the serious nature of her allment, it is stated, and fearing she would recover, she gavé up her home. An aunt of the young man today appealed to the police to assist her in locating him. She said his last visit to his mother was In January. She thinks he may be working in a garage here, Inspector Henry G. Pratt, chief of detectives, sent a message to the several police precincts. Births Reporlefl The following_births have been repor {o ihe Health Department in_the last 24 ours - Auloyne C. and Mlurlrtl- Olvuldln. girl. Robert N.‘and Edith 8. Mille l:urma J.and Katherine D. Co lism R, and Adas Figher, and Mary L, Weach) and Ethel B. Plumme; James J Ean I Frayaen wirl Jamen U ‘Ana Peant M. Prince. boy George and Isabella Gamner, boy. Magnien and Virginia McAtdle, girl William G. and Lottle Bradley, and Ruth Weaver. girl illie Teague, gi and Fannie L. Chi nd Mary Slaughte and Gertrude Simuis. €iil Boydl and Myrtle: Middleton. girl Alva a @ Edna Wilson, Dallas and Lillian Pauls. boy Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been renorted to the Health Department in the lust 24 hours: Michael O'Brien, 70. 221 Ascot pl. n a‘-m!o ?' “I?ll 1iny 20’ HIUN;" fi?}:"l{l‘l eorxe Too allinger Doroiby Camen 710 8 Ellzateth » ito tal, B Mary Havens. 75, arfieid Hospital. Jeanette Wilson, 86, Siblev Hospltal, g Caigie LUFEWT" 60, Masonic and Eastorn a oma, uther s, Frosios. A3, 5901 16th st Mary Hoyle, 50, Georsetows Uni Hospital. Sanii T eteba ! ave. s Johu Watson, 4, Childeeie Hosnital bal Wrighi, d0. Gallinger Hompital heer Goldaberrs Hospital, William Roberts. Hospital Johu R, Ball, 80, 1 Richard Mitchell,” 23, Tuberculosis pital Philip Anderson, 78, Home for Aged Earnest Johnson. 45, Casualty Hospital Perey J Taylor. 1012 1iun ut Lizzin ‘H 1541 Columbia rd Leandris B Catherine West. Yinetta Middieton Alphonso Lee. Ralph A Samuel €. girls Ulyuses Charley Frank Chestr 672.14 Hos- Nichols ave. s.e. .M Bowen rd. xe. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 at 8 A.M. --Last Day--- . of Our Final Sale . HART SCHAFFNER & MA SUITS AND OVERCOAT Regardless of Former Prices 26 The balance of our semi-annual reduc- tion sale stock is offered in tomorrow’s final clearance. The styles—the quality —is just as desirable as at the first of the sale, only the selectionis notsocomplete, but—every size and model is included. —No Charge for alterations— Raleigh Haberdashe: 1310 F Street WASHINGTON, and police today were asked to try | D. 0, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926. A. H. STEPHENS’ STATUE | PLANS UNKNOWN HERE Announcement That Likeness Will Be Placed in Capitol Hall Is Questioned Here. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and slightly colder tonight and tomorrow, ! possibly light snow flurries this after-| noon and tonight; minimum tempera- ture tonight about 20 degrees; moder- ae northeast and east winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to- morrow; probably snow flurries to- night; colder tomorrow and in extreme west portion tonight; fresh north and northwest winds. Virginta—Cloudy tonight and tomor- row with rain tonight and in southeast portion tomorrow; colder tomorrow; fresh northeast shifting to northwest winds. West Virginla—Light snow tonight, colder in west portion; tomorrow part- ly cloudy and colder. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.ni 8 p.m., 33 12 midnight, 31; 4 wm., 29; 8 a.m., 27 noon, 35. Barometer—4 p. 98; 8 p.m., 29.94; 12 midnight, am., 29.96; March 12—A of Alexander H. Stephens, vice president of the Confederacy, will be placed in Statuary Hall of the Capitol at Washington. Dr. Gar- nett W. Quillian, chairman of the committee In charge of Georgia's representation in the hall, made the announcement today, saying the statue will take its place beside that of Dr. Crawford W. Long, discoverer of anaesthesia, which will be placed there this month. statue Arrangement now being made at the Capitol, it was said today, for the unveiling March 30 of the statue to Dr. Crawford W. Long. Nothing has been heard here of the inten- tion to place another statue, that of Highest temperature, 36, occurred at Alexande H. Stephens, vic pres| 3:45 p.m. yesterday. | Los Aneelen T dent of the Confeder: in Stat Hall, POLICEMAN DISMISSED. J. W. Jones Incurs Penalty for In- toxication on Duty. Private Jesse W. the efghth precinct was ord missed from the police fc by the District Commissioner When arraigned befor the police trial hoard on a charge of into: I tion while on duty, the officer p 1 suilty and thr himse)f on the merey of the board. His dismissal recommended and he noted an from the board’s sentence h not the finding. The Com- missioners, however, confirmed the trial board's findings in all respeets. Lowest temperature, 26, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature tame date last year— Highest, 08; lowest, 40. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetle Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:47 p.m.: high tide, Tomorrow- 1:58 p.m.; high tide, T pom. Jones of d di today Police 4 a.m, and 7:51 The Sun and Moon. Today —Sun rose §.26 a.m.; sun sets 6:11 p.m. Sun rises 6:23 a.m.; sun sets 4:32 p.m. be lighted one m Tempersture and condition of the water at Gr lls at 8 a.m.—Tem perature, 36; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. Accuses Husband of Misconduct. Harry E. Mann, sid to be serving a term in j ing the Volstead act, is n fendant in a sult for an hsolute divoree brought by his wife, Hettie M. Mann. They were married at Meherrin, Va tober 8, 1923, and have one child. wife Charges that her husband de. her in December nd has been guilty of misconduet. is rep- resented Attorneys Marshall & shall. who is = Temperature. il for viol 2 med as Stations. Weather FeT T £vpiaisos . Clear Pt loudy Cloar P.clondy 3 Clouds Cloudy Clondy . Cloud Greenwich Parkway 0. K.'d. e £ Zihlman bill proposing Slew hang name of Dent pla I Snow urth street Proloudy | road to Greenwich parkway ‘,.“”gfwd, proved today by the Board of trict Commissioners. In a report on the measure to Representative Zihl man the Commissioners explained that while Dent place is approximately in | Ly line with the Dent place in George x loudy town, there is no possibility of it ever being a continuous street and it does not harmoniz with the nomenclatur for this FOUND. Abilene Tex Alhany ' Bismar Hoxton Buffalo Charleston Chicago o he i P “louds Huron, § Indlanapoli Jucksonville, Ransas City <hington Animal ryland ave s w | LOST. . AIREDALE rew 5 Bancroft ATUTOMOBILE TIRF. er can have same Ly T this ad tisement. Phone Clarendon 101 . RRACELET. with and” two' & BROW Sun Diexo gl 8 Francis &, Louis. . st Paul Seattle Spokane WASH D Tson P Va own amond Dlease emall_di FOREIGN. (8 a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather, London, England.. 46 Part clondy | Parts 44 Part cloudy Berita. ' Germuny 3 Copenhagen, Denniark Horta (Fayal), Azores Hamilton, Bermuda. Havana., Cuba Colon. Canal Z Seriously Hurt in Fall. While working on a new building on Twenty-third between M and N streets vesterday, A. L. 'I'hnm;lsnn, 63 yvears old, 619 Longfellow street. accidentally fell from the roof of the structure and was severely m,ursd Surgeons at Emergency Hospital reported his condition underter- mined Avenie CAMEO PIN mother Re 7 COLLIE DOG E breast I wers to i to John Jack: 1% PAIR GI. on P st Dupoit (¢ Insurance? *** Foster MR, 211 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDIN RING oot it one diamond: o Cleveland Pa; 4614 Conn Aute. Income | » TODAY i ATCH. white Dbetween A Return to 1211 BOX._eontainin iter M Fstab. 1810 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 Phone Potomac 2207 station. ns asked. ‘r'(u\'l} R DOG strayed irom | Friendship; answers to name of Nat; name plate on collar bear- ing name of Edward McLean; $100 reward. Telephone Cleve- land 88 FUNERAL DIRECTORS “Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEV F\Tll ST NW Modern o Mienhore Main 2473 o F COSTEI:LO O LOCATED AT 1724 N. C. NORTH Wm. H Sardo & Co. s Lincoln 524 i Modern Chapel JAMES T. RYAN 17 Pa. Ave. S.E. Model cll‘i‘ll Neither the muccgesors of nor connected with the Speare establish- FORMER U. S. MINISTER DIES IN ITALIAN TOWN Henry Sherman Boutell Served in Congress From 1897 to 1911. The death from pneumonla of Henry Sherman Boutell, former Min- Ister to Switzerland, which occurred yesterday at San Remo, Italy, was reported today to the State Depart- ment. He was born in Boston, but later moved to Chicago, serving sev- eral terms in the House from that State. The body will be brought to the United States by Mrs. Boutell for burial, Mr. Boutell had been spending the Winter in San Remo on account of i1l health. He was a Republican Repre- sentative in Congress from a Chicago district and served from 1897 to 1911 President Taft appointed Mr. Bou- tell Minister of Switzerland in 1911, where he served for two years. Surviving him are his widow, children, Roger Boutell of Barbara, Calif.; Hugh G. Boutell of this city and Mrs. Malcolm K. Smith of Morristown, N. J.; a sister, Miss Caroline Boutell of this city, and a brother, Arnold Boutell of Saginaw, Mich. Interment Ma will be in Westhoro, e — Family Inherits Estate. of Willl Andrews cen filed for The who di sbate, four will m L he paint business at 1804 Fourteenth street northwest is left one-third to each of the sons and the other third to his widow daughters, The remaining estate to the widow, Inez M. Andrews, who, h the son, Charles F. Andrews, is med executor, M women in the Midwestern and South- ern States run their own motor cars. family of the late LIZ to acknowledge With grate- U the kindness. svmpatby Al tributes seceived on te THE FAMILY. ® We wish to express our sin- ¢ thanlis and deepest 8ppreciation to 1ves and friends for their faith: floral drath of our belo JEFFERSON THE FAMIL s my i friends. and & sister, " the tributes at her i MARY B MiLER. - wie to acknowledge with grateful appreciauon the kindness, hy and heautiful floral trit > death of our husbar THE FAMIL Beaths. rest on 15 p.m.. ment, Ma » EAFAYETTE wish for SPECKMANN. We Thursday. at hie resit HAR. husband of n the 89th year of ices will be held on 1 BEAM. Entered into ¢ LOWERY. Lifiee Belim . Al members of I .1.B.P.OE of W . Sunday B EO ASTOR. R March 11, 19 daughter, Mrs A Gth st e, MARY th), teloved witmof the Funeral irom Mar: oxeph & Chiireh, ¢ 6 am. Inte v, Relatives 1 10 Hospit Ernest Ga. ave CLAUGHTON. March 6. 1 ional Homeopathie Hospit LAR] AN HOKN " sarah Coleman. and al Mai AL M. and M ste.now. Fri d to attend. 1 nediate Relief e funeral atives e AN. You 0 wedn L 3o RS, MINNIE A, CONAWAY. Pres. CHASE GREEN. Rec. Sec. Su March 11. 1928, at widow of the 3 of Mre. Ella M from John R, Wright & & Monday. March 0t private. 11,1926, at COONEY. beloved Tate M t Cooney. residence. 1423 COONEY. Thursdas ) am.. JOHN ") son of Owen and thi from his sister Mare N to Holy said at 6 am pDeparted this life March 8. 1026, DEAX. 3 Funeral services at J R riends invit FISCHER. Wednesday, March 10, 1928, at 11 o'elock pm. at her residence, 1308 Shepherd st 1w, MARGARET L.. beloved wife of George J. Fischer, in_the 84th Yewr of her age. Services at c resi: nee on Interment derick. Md. R vited to attend ) ter: s and_friends in- (Frederick, Md.. paners March 0. dence. 1033 y 1.’ FOR: rd D. Forrési and Morris. She leaves one Bell: one brother. Mr. host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be seen from Friday, noot until Saturday noon. Funeral from McGuire's (uxmrnl arlors. 8th and Tuesday., 4 CONFIDENCE Sourd business is built on a firm foun- dation of honesty in every detail of every transaction, no mat- ter how small. Thiss is our policy Founded 1864 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY K 20 1009H St. N.W. one Frank. 6 Phone Fra Semerie 040 F S Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_ BIRCH) 3034 M ST.N.W. —Hianlispet gt "Gawler Service l~ uneral Directors Since 1 732 Per fied_and Efficient Deal & Co.. LINCOLN 8200 avel ST CAPITO ne_Lincoln 3 Ttmothy Hanlon Phone L. 5543. ‘modein crer 2 Pa_Ave FU FRAL DESIGN: “Promut Auto Delivery Servi Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Geo. C. Shaffer °° 140 S NW. Main 106. FLORAL EMBLENS = Main 2 CHOICFERIS‘E Faie NS branch store BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautityl, Flora), Pesieng, ‘Vloderal_" ‘We Specidlize in F’loml Designs at Moderate rnce INC Florists K™ HSTS NV_MAIN 6953 1 nd Silent and Efficient Service Our reputation aud experience, _extending over I.I period of ’ul.lmd as well as our uneqt equipment, are back of our guaranteo of su- perior service. Model chapel, private amba- lances’ and connection. James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Penna. Ave. S.E. & Lincoln 142 2 o Cestminster sts. D.W.. Saturday. March . N. G. Chamber, No. announces the death late true diughter, Mre AGNES March 1 al k, f re’s funeral pasar i ml Westminster sts. n.w. MRS H IE DANDRIDGE. €. G. MAM FORREST. (h;ulnl sudden 5 " March . 1028, re's funeral parlor § at 1 o'clock. FORREST. Officers and members of Naomia Househald of Ruth. 1038, age notified ot the death of Sister' AGNES D. FORRES’ mecting Friday. March 12, at " the MIA MOOT. M. N. ATIE C. BR GAINEY. _Wednesday, March 10, 1028, at Sivley” Hosoital, CATHERINE' GAIN] (neo Burke). heloved wife of Daniel G fies. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mra. Julla Devine. 1213 Fiorida ave, B a.m., thence to St. Aloysius Church. \\m»re n requiem mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. _Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives triends invited. GRANT, Departed, this life Thireday. March 11 6. at 1:30 p.an.. at her residence, Fortian st 8.0 FLIZABETH MARY GRANT, beloved_miother of William C. Grant. in her 85{h vear, born in Glen: livet, Seotland. Funéral from the ahove residence on wl\m‘lav March 13, a.m., thence to 3! mu; will be s: lor the repose { her soul R(‘lll!\!n friends invited. Inulmem. Congressional Cemetery. . HAYES. Wednesday, March 10. 1926, at her résidence. Maryland Park Md. MARY G.. beloved wife of the late Edward Haves. mother of Edward. William and € Hayes and Mre. Ida Quinn. Funeral from the parlors of James T. Ryan. 317 Peon- 2 urday. March 13. at o St A Chych. id at 10 am. Rela- Tnger- 1 atterd. reh 5. 1026, at N R.. beloved son ate Kate Andrew r_brother of Mrs. Alena Mur- oy of New York City. and of Andrew. El r!ummhAlllf:‘e .:;thiuax:, Funeral snur- jay. March 13 p.m,, flar: MACh ol r Mo ot "aa {6 B vlain st. SON. Departe 1028 BaviD) oil Surn w0y Gertrde "Wondoon: S ouds one brother. & loving niece. Sadie Jones 'xrr(:;":r’ru J:w A;;Ihunv Rohinson aam; it Gogd Hite, D1 ¢, Hop: lati nd fri et 14, s A ol Jonn\\ Dey o G, at 4 tl . pital. HENRY T { Mra. Mayme Murray. this life March 10, 1 923 Und st ew.. R ot brief \liness Fune: o clock. ro reh. 1st af. between & Frieids iuvited. Re ‘olenian. pastor. T4 MIDDLETON. = Wednasday. March 10. 1926, at the residence of o Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace sye. fag INETTA EVANS MIDDLETON iaughter of Jumes 1. and ihe lits jrah Evans. She'leaves to mourn her wo Iagives and friend be meen at her father's Fric invited. * this bife h 11, at_the Tuberculosis RAC N Mrs, day, both “Baptist and O wts.'s v, hiidren tecs plciating Tited FAMILY. * Refullves wnd Triomas s I and”the ".{‘ ste sraiden: . Saturday, ieni Glenwood Beloted mother. of Mars Eilen Pl Lk and mmt of Mary Willis. l'\mel'll Getsemane Shiaren ave. nw. Paster, lev. Harves STROTHERS. Tnmates of Palestine Fouse- loid of Rith '8 PR A T uestel 1o aitend the ‘funeral HROTHERS o, ¥, March 11, Walker of aid Virins TACKSON. M Acting 'W this Jife Thursday. i am. at hig ith st. n.w. J. PERC oted husband of Georgie But- Funeral from his late resi- day. March 13, at 10 0'clork. it Ariington Cemetery. = 12 cduesday, March 10. 1926, at te. 1432 120 the ler Taylo dence Sar eral from r March 13, at thence to Immaculate Conrep- whare n requiem mass d up at a.m. for the reposs of his so Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Helatives and friends invited.1% WILLETT. Fridas. 121926, at the Homa for JESSIE M. WILLETT (nee Dresser), 1718 Mass. ave. of Harret' E.. Annie M Charles E. Wiflatt, Mrs. A ild and Mrs. R. J. O'Brien of Funeral " from ~Kyan's _under- taking parlor Pa. ave. se. Monday at 11 a s and_friends invited 1o attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. In Memoriam. ALEXANDER. our mother d will be of amyuel Sacred {8 the memory of 0. T RANCES T . BN T RILONA voyage was ended i o that I muight live. Your eart ree But_your Until I have p: ALTMANN. In loving remembrance o e her and grandfathe~, JOHN B. s ‘life fou A loving father No. o friend on eart h unhappy day When God call father awar. SON JOHN AND FAMILY. sving_remembrance * JORN RATIOR, who life five years ago foday, The month of M To me the sadde Recatise five My dear & 1 ehall rs ago todas nd pass: f,Sou some pricht morning. s ¥ . HIS DEVOTE! BAYLOR BOY In memory. BENJAMIN® BROTHER, _w. loving KE ead bhut ur_darling hray WILLIad ‘CrMMING ears ago todas We_staod bs his hedside. Vo saw his soul depart And ‘when we realized he iwas dead It nearly broke our hearts. The dear one now is sleping. o care 1x on his brow: Oh. hlame e'n ¥or w hav W Tove: for weeping » baby now. dea son. and take sour rest. d ¥ou_but God loved Sou_best: AND DADDY. ‘MRS AND M ETH W. CUMMINGS In ead but loving remembran daring baby. EDWARD ERV] v‘m*rmllv who died four years ago today, ch 2 Thy will be done. O Lord. EDWARD ~E. AND ALICE DEAN ERTTER. GORDON. In memory of our eloved and brother. CHARLES E.. who le two years ago today. Marel 12. 1624. What would we give. your dear face just to sen. Your littla hand just to touch, To have your loving smile and welcome voiow. Which meant so much to us THE FAMILY. * GRE In ead but loving remembrance of my dear grandmother. LIZZIE GREEN. who departed this life twelve years ago to- day. March 12. 1014. Guarded and keot by the Savio Victor o'er death and the grave We know she 18 peacefully restl ih Jesus, wRo e mishiy Lo eare, HER GRANDDAUGHTE! RY GREEN.® n loving e ke s fe and mother, CATHERINE HA- AN, who departed ihis life fve years ago ioday. March 12, 1921. Anniversary Chireh. ¢ day_brings eweet memories. Evers memory brings a tear. Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of one we loved so dean DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDRES. * A tribute of love to the memory ar father. CHARLES MATHEW! eternal rest four Often to the eraveyard I wander With flowers to Jay with loving care On_the grave of my dear father. Who |s sweetly slesping_ there HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS. DORA TAYLOR. JOICE. In sad but loving remembrance of our”dear mother. ALICE J. JOICE. wi died four sears ago today, March 12.'1823, Rest. dear mother THE CHILDREN. ® SON. Sacred to the memory of e arvoted ginl, ALMA' B.COOR JoHs® SON, who departed this life three years ago today. March 12, 1923. Three sad years with all the cha Since death mmmf us part. But my dear Alma. all the changes Canniot take_ye ol S HSRD BY Mitnre JOHNSON. Sacred to the memory of my Hiriing. sister, ALMA BELLE JOHNSON: who entered into eternal rest three years 30 today. March 12. 1023, Her muffering was 80 And her pains were so So'God sent an’ angel 'Aud ook her {0 heaven, HER TOVING = SISTER. LILLIE THOMAS. JOHNSON. ot o, A, . 1453 God called her home, it was His will, 800 i oar hearts we love her stil et metory in ag Gear 1507 i our She passed HER DE S"SRYER. “DATSY. HAR- NIECE. MABEL DIXON KE. NE' In lo rememhrance of our h'i]!-ll' ;)l‘}ll{lflr" .’A‘“E’q “'nllz“‘? AR. E\:'h'lh‘n Years ago 104 ar Toie O HIS BROTHERS AND 'SISTERS. ¢ 0ORE. In_ loving remembrance of our M rer. ANNTE K. MOORE, who died ¢ Years ago. & Mareh i2. 1074, an b father. SILAS H. MOORE. wig died rentyiwo year ) 15900 Y% MiEiR CHILDREN. & 3 v ory of my dear RS EOBORE L. KICKETTS, who T TEAEe B todey. March 12. 1084 And while he lies in peaceful sleep T Riways A’ memory T shall alwavs keen. SM‘M to_the m!mnry of our STANed son. PHILIP STARKES. who de- aried (s dlfe teven sears ago. (oda, X'NLh 12. et 6 o AV, g8 e - nu'v‘:: and fl'&:’ chind: ¢ o our ke e herish undefiied. it it ning B e oy o1 the day Down l‘lmt the heaven ardener, ‘And took our bhud awa: PAPA MAMMA. BROTHER. * TYLER. In lovine cemembrance of and mother. MARGARET, R o, aied one il March 12 THE FAMILS