Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 9

Many Men Will Be Interested in This Special Group of Blue Serge Suits We’ve added to our special $40 and $45 ew Spring Suits and Topcoats $29.75 In addition to the unusually attrac tive light patterns—we have just added BLUE SERGE SUITS—in many models — AND IN ALL SIZES. No Charge jor Alterations rosnen House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes WASHINGTON, President Wickersham requested that he sit on the stage and the institute members, apprised of his presence, n.ccmded him an ovation. Treasurer Murray followed President Wickersham with his annual report, while the other speaker of the morn- ing was Willlam Draper Lewis, direc- tor. Banquet to Be H There will be a reception and tea to the women accompany Y and guests this aternoon a the Chinese room cf the .\l.nHu\\er Totel. It was announced that the Iai Law School Alumni A i hold a banquet at the Ma night {n connection with the § fund being raised for Harvard's School. Wilson M. Powell of New York, chairman, will be the presiding officer at the banquet. ‘The institute members will be re- ceived by President and Mrs. 0l- idge at the Whits House’ tomorrow afternoon. Saturday night they will hold a dinner at the Mayflower with Iresi dent Wickersham presiding. WASHINGTON WOMAN MYSTERIOUSLY HURT THE - EVENING STAR DECLARESLIBERTY 1S UPTO PUBLIC Wickersham Says It Can Exist Only as Long as At- titude Is Right. Tpon the mental and normal atti- tude of the people depends the “main- tenance of justice, the insuring of do- mestic_tranquillity and of the biess- ings of liberty,” George W. Wicker- sham said this morning in a speech opening the fourth annual meeting of the American Law Institute, in the auditorium of the United States Cham- ber of Commerce Building, today. Ses- sions will be held tomorrow and Sat- urda. Preservation of the ‘“inalienable rights,” including “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness,” the former At- torney General continued, can be maintained “only so long as our peo- ple continue to love liberty, to respect the rights of each other, and to realize that apon themselves ‘and not only | Mrs. Lea Inm on Fonnd on Boule- upon their neighbors rests the duty o e e eatchfuiness of the | vard Near Baltimore—Youth public interest, without which liberty 1s Held must_perish.” Mr. Wickersham is . president of the institute. i Root Given Ovation. Special Dispatch to The Star. Shortly after the session opened to-| BALTIMORE, April —Mystery day President Wickersham appointed { surrounds the circumstances under as @ nominating committee to present | which Mrs. Lea Jamison of Wash- names to fill 10 vacancies on the insti- | ington was injured early today on tute’s council the following: Josiah | the Washington boulevard v Marvel, Delaware; W. W rook. | more. Mrs. Jumison is in a serious Texas; Henry M. Stimson, New York: | coudition at St. Agnes’ Hospital with George 'V New York, and{internal injuries, while W Montgomers sor, 26 years old, of 1336 Root, former cretary of | gouthe ~!-, Washing: State, entered the chamber auditorium | ' (e police here for shortly after the se: Ensor’s ©explanation that headed for an inc Jamison * was- injured when struck a telegraph pole IMAGINE ?AYING ssoo turned does not satisfv the y FOR A FUNERAL there ure no marks on the ¢ a dent in one fender, and —then_finding out that you could have had a $500 funeral no_registration card. . " $235 The unconscious woman and En- sor were found near the latter’s auto mobile, which had run off the road, by Patrolman Harrison, who sent her to the hospital in the of Marion Then you say “Where?" and one of CHAMBERS' satisfied patrons says: “At the Brown Stone Funeral Home of Lewis of Lansdowne, and took Insor W. W. Chambers Co. to the Dolill‘ 'anUn 14th & Chapin Streets N.W. Phone Columbia 432" mvesti g Mrs. his car lice, as PXCept nsor has | Couple Wonld Adopt Grandchild. | Appbeation was filed today in the Dlsat bunruns Colikt, by Tred | Eggers, 1626 A street northeast, und his wife, Emma, for adopt their grandehild, Dorothy Du- priest. The mother, Mre, Jessie Du- priest, is the daughter peti tioners and consents to the adoption and change of name of the child to Dorothy lggers. Attorney John D. Sadler appears for the petition IbTOR\ teaches its valu- able lessons. A Nation may be conceived \\uh%m v n ideals, but will not surv ive wi out them. May be established upon a foundation ethically un- sound, but cannot long endure HE same immutable rules apply to other institutions. So. when a Dusiness has reached the age of F. IFTY- and has continued to gr(:)\‘\! all these years— :::?“\gvhll believe it has kept its house in order; has kept faith with its public; has served well. YI ;T Hahn's approach theis Fiftieth Anmiversary in a spirit of humility rather than of self-glorification. For while we have faithfully striven to Serve—we are roioundl) grateful for the full measure of your Confi- (Ience and 1oval support- which have been the Key- stone of our success. William Hahn & Company Celebrating their Fiftieth Anniversary Begins Saturday Morning \nd continues for two weeks, from May 1st to May 15th, with a most extraordinary series of events, for which we have been preparing a long time. See tomorrow’s evening papers for full - page announce- ment of what we will do the First Week. The most remarkable offering we have ever made in all our 50 7th & K 3212 14th St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. “Man’s Shop”—Cor. 14th & G . Baitt- | permi: to| ltex‘ and ‘among speakers will be Rep- D. ¢ TATH $T. EXTENGION VOTED BY SENATE Bill Authorizing Construction Through Walter Reed Grounds Goes to House. The Senato this afternoon passed without debate the bill to permit the extension of Fourteenth _ street through the Walter Reed Hospital reservation, with the stipulation that street car tracks will not be laid and that heavy trucks with solid tires shall not pass through the hospital | rounds. !” The Senate accepted the modifica- { tion made by the Senate District com- mittee permitting motor busses to go through the reservation when the street is extended. The measure must still be acted upon by the Iouse. Legislation to open up that im- portant thoroughfare has been before Congress for several years, but has failed of action up to this sesslon because of the reluctance of Walter Reed officials to agree to the open- ing of the street without restric- tions. Farly in the present sesrion the District Commissioners and members of the Senate and louse District committees conferre representatives of the hospital, the result that an agreement reacked whereby streer s and heavy trucks would be barred from that part of the street and that regu- | {lation and control 5f traffic within | { the limits of the reservation would | | be under the supervision of the hos- | pital authorities, and with the fur-j ther understanding that ‘he prade | of the street through the hospital grounds shall be subject to the ap- proval of the Secrel “ar. The bill passed by the Senate aldo authorizes the closing, for the benefit of the hospital development, all of the streets that would pass through the reservation except Fourteenth street and Aspen street. The bill authorizes»an appropria- tion out of the revenues of the Dis- trict to pay the necessary expense of the condemnation proceedings and for the payment of the award as dam- ages in connection with the extension [of the street. | ROBBER SUéPECT DIVES |~ THROUGH GLASS DOOR Attempting a dash for fresdom, Willlam H. Cheek, colored, burglhr. suspect, last night plunged headlong through a plate glass door in the office | of the chief of detectives, but was | caught and held fast by W. O. Em- brey, night chief of detectives. Cheek |\\ arrested in Baltimore. He s al- lloLwl to have stolen several hundred dollars’ worth of jewelry. While be- {ing brought to Washington by Detec. tives Brodie and Varney, the prisoner made numerous attempts to escape, police say. Part of the jewels found in his possession were identified as belonging to Dr. Guy F. Arnold, 1375 Monroe . robbed last week. Cheek maln- he won the jewelry in crap 6. U. BANQUET TONIGHT. Many Noted Athletes to Attend Tribute to Letter Men. Approximately 600 members of the local alumni of Georgetown University | attend the second annual varsity dinner at the City Club tonight. ny nationally known athletes, grad- es of Georgetown, will attend this Frank J. Hogan will be toastmas- resentative Willlam P. Connery, Jjr., of Massachusetts, Brig. Gen. Palmer 1. Pierce, president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association; An- drew J. “Cy” Cummings, Lawrence Perry, sports writer contributing to The Evening Star and member of the Consolidated Press Assoclation, Parke H. Davis, former foot ball coach of Amherst, Princeton and Wisconsin Universities. Rev. Charles W, Lyons, . J.. president of Georgetown Univer- sity, also will participate. Individual awards will be made to members of the Georgetown foot ball, basket ball, base ball and track teams. They will he awarded letters at the banquet Ly Rev. Vincent S. McDon- ough, S. J. An elaborate entertain- ment program has been arrangned. e LAW CLUB HAS BANQUET. The Pierce Butler Law Club of Georgetown University Law School held its second annual banquet last night at the Hamilton Hotel, with Associate Justice Butler of the Su- preme Court, for whom the club is named, as guest of honor and principal speaker. Other speakers were Dr. Hugh J. Fegan, assistant dean of the law faculty; Rev. Ayd, 8. J., professor of ethics at Georgetown: Leo J. Rafferty, chancellor of the club, and Wiley W. Sandusky, chairman of the dlnneri committee. Other guest at the dinner were Professors Jenning Price, Robert Maurer and Charles Tooke of the law faculty. Patrick J. Sheridan, presided as toastmaster. Entertainment features included piano selections by Mr. McCarthy and several popular song hits by John Paul_Jones. FOU. tan legs ATRE Dl Koty dvmdfl?nnon Am-i LE, female, and body. siiort §ron POO) o y | athinigion Animal Noscuo Leagne. 540 Nd. | ave, s CAMEO BROOCH T Gier oF between thers Reward. -Address Box 3 OLLIE PUBEY. straved {rom 8054 fiaole returned to owner. BEETA SIGMA NU Frotewity pin. diamond aturday downtown. Address Box ."'“’e iar ofve, %9 DIAMOND CLUSTER. betvecn 14%0B and B sw. Qe 4600 star omee "ot DOG. brindlo bull. brown, while Blized tace plipped vails “ta R A GL. (child's). %"Ji{,.' 4385 Srooand. A MORANDUS BOOK (0laek i) i hecks In favor Ad Fil A T P Roward and thanks for u‘{‘uri""n $¥o Stearlt Bunidin F. it T GLASSES. silvol YO agachedr Fucsdns: 27ih: Diobattytin Conter Market. Inquire Miss' Adier, 1410 s OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PIN—Go PRata 308 'and You st and U nm—n‘:é’m o o d 18 & Bartor. 1410 You sten PRCIK: TPOOK, small, Erown |u$:&. Loliery “flome car. Ap it 2870 AT i e et PUPPY le. black POLICE qoF atripe "Sown back. Hocse o T ody “Reward if Teturmed’ 2550 ming_ave. Crescent. s6% Ui sapphires : oyr";mh between Pennsylvan Jflsn York Wex: oron - Washington-Vireinia car Wiard, “Clarendon 10 ODLE, white. name Buster: gf%flbldlh o . Reward Gwner, SPECTACLE: s shell frame, P or bua to or at Halng B Dickinson, Apt. 5 xfl.,anx’l;'ltn S i Teteeen 31 anijons Bids™ or on ad Xpnigong Bldr. = shell flmmed in 1516 Hlmun st straved from it returned to WATCH—Gentlemans. 2% on Mt ne.nm oo bu- or Bl -/] Col. 'b%‘zf"\mfl"'a“b" THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926. POISON DOSE FATAL. Mre. Agnes M. Hayes Dies Week After Attempt to End Life. Mrs. Agnes M. Hayes, 20 years oid, who swallowed poison while in a beauty parlor at Twelfth and I streets a week ago, died at Emergency Hos- pital yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hayes, wife of James K. Hayes, 10 I street, told the police she took the poison on account of “Jimmie.” She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Breen, 404 M street northeast. The funeral will take place from their home Baturday morning, followed by a requiem mass at 8t. Aloysius Church. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Lemetsry District of Columbia Congress to Hold State Convention Tomorrow. A parent-teacher banquet will be held tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at the Franklin Square Hotel by the Dis- ! trict of Columbia Congress of Parent- Teacher Assoclations. Representatives Frank R. Reid, Al- lard Gasque Brooks Fletcher and Mrs. Mary Norton will be guests, as well as the following: Dr. and Mra. Charles H. Warner, Harry E. Parkhur: Ira W. Fonshill, Mrs. Nelville Ste ven- son, Mrs. Henry O. Holland, Frederick M. Hosmer, Mrs. de Vallier M. Ma: ‘William B and Mr: Schoff. A State convention of the congress will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Hamiiton Hotel, publicity luncheon from 1 the Hamilton Hotel. ‘The Middle Atlantic States Council will meet Saturday at the Hamilton Hotel. The States forming the coun- cil are: New York, New Jersey, Penn sylvania, Delaware and the District of Columbla. Each of these States will be represented by the president and five delegates. The whole delegation then will leave for the national con- vention in Atlanta, Ga., on the 9: o'clock traim Saturday evening. JUSTICE STONE AMONG GUESTS OF FRATERNITY | Phi Beta Gamma to Hold Third An- nual Convention Tomorrow and Saturday. The third annual convention of the| Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fraternity will be held tomorrow and Saturday at the Lee House, Fifteenth and L streets, Guests of horor will include Asso- ciate Justice Harlan F. Stone, of United States Supreme Court; Associ- ate Justice Charles H. Robb, of the District Court of Appeals: Assoclate Justice Jennings Bailey, of the Dis- trict Supreme Court; and William Jen- nings Price, former Envoy Extraor- dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Panama. Morning and afternoon business sessions will be held tomorrow, ich will include the roll call of chapters the reading of the minutes, reports of the officers, appointment of commit. tees and meetings of the several com- mittees. In the evening a dance will be held. Saturday’s sesslon will include re- ports of committees on old and new business, election of officers, designa- tion of next meeting and adjournment A banquet will be held in the evening The dance committee is headed by John Paul Jones. chairman; Gilbert M. Becker, Harold W. McCauley and the other members. Francis W. Trapp heads the banquet committee, and Charles D. McCadden and Kenneth A. Parmelee are members. THE WEATHER _District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow: moderate west and southwest wind: West Virginia—Fair and warmer to- | night and tomorrow. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 59; 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 48; 4 a.m., 44: 8 a.m., 46 noon, 56. Barometer—4 p.m.. 80.08; 12 midnight, 30.1 8 a.m., 30.24; noon, 30.1 Highest temperature, 62, occurred at 5:30 p.m. yvesterday. Lowest temperature, 41, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last vear— Highest, 65; lowest, 45, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today-——Low tide, 3:06 a.m. mnd 3 p.m.; high tide, 8:55 a.m. and 9:22 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide. 3:45 a.m. and 4:31 p.m.; high tide, 6 a.m. and 10:03 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:14 a.m.: sun sets 6:58 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:12 a.m.; sun sets 6:39 p.m. AMoon rises 8:30 p.m.; sets 6:28 a.m. Automobile lamps 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, 65: condition, clear, Weather in Various Cities 20.99: § pm., 4 am., 30.18; ) . Temperature. & & ¢ gy Statioos Weather. - gnpaajsas on 3 poe * g 9 Chicago Cincimnati’ Cleveland Colum'a.s. BAACDADRRBAC cloufll ar SRR BOOmS, EPEEL AR Srisive Sl oihisnish o 0g Gooh B2 nAOE: Eiee S ot o > rot o 258852288, . 30 8. Lake City 30.02 tonio 30.24 e fient 03t Franclec l \Illl isnflle SRS Pt.cloudy dondy u . Clear Clear SBRBRBIT IV A BRSO TS IBEBIB IS A ATESEIBAC B ] BRREeRIRIBERRARITIRZIRTSILLGRS: RRTIEITI2LENS e EERS: scemscan S8EERERRE: FOREIGN. ns a.m., Greenwich Temperature. We ndon’ " Eheland O Conds " e I MARTI) | the necond burglary at the same es- PARENT TEAGHER {’mhlhhm*nt in taree weeks. BANQUET PI.ANNEDJ..,, | JONES—EDMONDE, Mrs. | | CANTWELL, Woman Goes to Legislature. SBURG, W. Va., April %4. —Mrs. Fannle A. Hall of New Mar- | tinsville, W. Va., wido Beptimus Hall, veteran legislator, whose death occurred recently. has heen appointed by Gov. Gore as a member of the | House of Delegatoes to fill the vacancy | caused by the death of her husband. The appointment was mads in con- v with the wishes of the Demo- executive committee of Wetzel il - Shop Robbed Second Time. | Burglars broke into the clothing shop of Philip Bobys, 725 Seventh street, last night by cutting through the skylight. After stealing $400 worth of apparel they sawed bars off a rear window for an exit. This is Card of Thanks. | We wish to extend our mincere | its to our many friends and relatives for the kind and tender expressions of | svmpathy ‘and beautiful floral tributes at | the death ‘of our be nd grandlaughie THE Marriage. Mrs. Bertha Edm omh wishes 10 announice the marriage o daurhter. IR to it { JONES. April 026, Wash ington, I C., by Rev. Cha: F. Stewart. * Weaths. BEA Wedneaday, April “8. 1926. at 8 pm. THOMAS V.. beloved husband of the fute Mary B Beall (nee Hughes). Fu; neral from his iate residence. 1112 Girard st n.w. Saturday. May 1. at il am. latives and friends invited to attend Interment at Oak Hill Cen 20° BRESLYN. Tuesday. April G10 b MARGARET E. BR wardy “devoted and affectic enlsn ¥ 903 4th st pm. Rel ient at Co i Requier { “ ot the soul of ALICE | be celebrated at St. | ana VDAL am CARROLL. ELLE B CARHOLL e of the late William and Fann Lelovad wife of Joseph A. ( 0 mourn their loss are & de (%o sisters. one aunt and a host of other relatives and friends, = Funersi Eriday, Apiil 30, ‘from Mt. Zion M Chure Z0th st. between Dumbarton ave. and O 6L n.w. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends | are_cordiall ted to attend. Interment at Mt. Zion Cemeters. CARROLL. Al members of the Interde- nominational Ushers' Union are hereby re- Qested to utfend the funeral ‘of Sister | ESTELLA P. CARROLL Friday. April 30. At Nount Zlon M. - ehuteh, 20t een Dumbarton ave.'and O &f. n.w ICHAEL LEWIS. Pres. * 1926, at 10 pm, : 11th st. now., A , daughter of the late John T. and | Hzabeth Costin and sister of Jeniie ( Notice of funera Wed residence. Heights JOHN THO hushand of the I Psles). aged above residen pm. Service E. Church at 2 p.m. " Relatives and friends invited. "Interment at Cedar Hill Ceme- 1926, in New York Paul's ¢ Friday. April daughter of T h St owers and the of this city. Wedneaday. April 28, 1920. CA. A, beloved infant of ‘George and Bessio Engel. Funeral from her late ce. 314 N st ww.. Friday. April 30. at 2:30 pm. “Intérment at Glenwood Ceme FRITH. Entered into rest Tuesday. Apr 1926, LAURA BRUCE FRITH 'of Wash: ington and Bermudd, daughter of the late Robert ‘and Eliza Bruce, wife of the late John A. Frith and beloved sister of Mrs Clarence Malvin. Mr. John . Bruce and E. Montgomery Bruce. _Funeral late ‘residence. 95 S st. a. WILLIAY TOX GUNNELL, ‘" the f1d Year of b age. Funeral services will be held in Oal Hill Chapel Friday. April 30, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 28, M. beloved wife of and Mre. P D). ¥uneral from the residence of her parents. 404 M st. ne. Saturday. thence to St.” Alorsins Church., where re. cwem mass will be said at ® am. for the Tenose of her soul. Interment &t Mount Olivet Cemeters. 30% Entered into eternal rest Tues- | X At his residence, 141§ . the beloved h Bansd of Inéeda Jotimaan. and 105 ios Sroubar of “James and Willam Johnson, Mrs Bertha Watson, Mrs_Maria Marehall, Mri Mamie Baxter and Bessie Johnson. ~He aiso survived by a howt of other telative nd friends. Funeral services at the EIke Tome. 3rd and T ats. mow.. Saturgay. 1. at % pm. Interment at Cemetery, ' One by one our circle is being broken | As we negr the shining shore, For_we know. across the river Waits our loved one rone hefore. THE FAMILY JOHNSON. Columbia Lodge. N 0. Elke of W. h Sirow - tomight. o'clock. at Pythian Te: 2 and T &t n_ for our late deceased brother. ANDRE HNSON. ~ Funeral Saturday. ks’ Home, 3rd and Rhode Island ave. n.w o, VHLLIANC T DAYIS, Exalted Rul Joum T pril 37 1820 wWiL ¢ beloved uncle o M\ J. R. Jone d_Mrs. Mary E. Trler. Remains_resting at _Lomax's chanel. may be seen Thureday. Fineral from Lomax s chapel, 1400 S st, n.w. Friday. April 30, at 12" o'clock. ~¥riends invited. Inter: ment 1 mlb' lot at Harmony Cemetery.® parted this life Tuesday, at_Gallinger Hospita) T, H] CX. He lea 10 mourn. his “departure _two brothers, one aister, thres nlneu and one nephew, F; T‘l Fndév p.m. lmm John * H o8 o; nanl chapel. 3rd and nterment Woodlawn Ceme- On Wednesday. April 28, 1020, gence eranddaughter, Stra Frante Brosky, 1155 Purk pjacs ne CAROLINE, beloved wife of ‘Jacob L. Parker. _ Services lnd interment will be held at Bridgeton, N. J.. on Satutay, May pm. ay Harmony May 1.2 pim. Departed (his life Wednesdar. | 8. 1956 1I his rcsidence. near Clif- ton Station. Va. E! PARI\I‘E de- | Joted father ot ‘oo ulia F. aod £ Parer in-the Waeh Vear o1 Bha Funeral from Pri at Clifton Station. Laura { i qnvw " Tuesday, Avril 2 . at hie residence’ ED! QUINN. ol roetdects “Fridey. Abrl 30" :30 a.m.. thence 1o the Church of'the Biessed Sacrament. where mass will be said at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends in. vited. Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Please omit flowers. ) ROW Wednesday. April 28. 1026, JOHN. beloved son of the late Johin and ' Ellen Rowan. Funeral from G. F. Costello's chapel. 1724 North Capito] at." Friday mornine. April 80, at 8:30 o'clock, thenca T R Loyaitis Chireh. wiers s il be said at 9 o'clock. | SORRELL. Wednesday. April 28. 1926, n {830 am.. at his residence Lin'orlh place s.w.. WILLIAM_ RAYMOND. beloved | Rusvand of Estelle K. Sorrell and son of { Charles and Mary Sorrell. deceased. Fungral from ‘hiy late recidehce Saturday 0 am.. thence to St. Domin Ehurehe whers: reauiem mass Swill b s nitive. Va. 8 at § am; Relatives and iriends i vl&ed | Interment at Congressional Cemeter SORRELL. Mcmbers of Spalding Conncil, o, 417 K of WL, ool noniied of e %J Brother WILLIAM R, SORRELL inesday. April 28, 1926. Funeral Sat. | urday morning. time sud blace mentioned 8 J_TRODDEN. Grand K ;H?yo‘mm ELL, Fin. Secy. "’“‘5‘ IPAULS. _ Suddenly. Thursda; Apr] PG ELUZABETIT M. beloved Pte 21 Walter Spauls of Ballsion, Va. Notice of funeral later. STEVENSON. ' Departed this Lifs April 7, 1026, at the residence of hla parent 17th st. n.w.. PERCY STEVENSO! Socenson Irene Crawlord Wil 3 5 Pearl Tyinon. Bl ‘eodore. “Louise | md lfred venson Funeral from Lib- aptist Churcli, 2ard and 1 Y [day, April 30, at 1:30 p.m. and friends invited. VENSON. Tle Elder Men's Relief Aaso- atlon aiounces the death of Brother | 24 ENSON _at rosiden: 27 193 , April p.an., from {oor (Sign h" Ll'lmr\“A\[OB Pres. i Avtest: 50 nh{hs Secretary. 5. Wednewdus. Avril 28, 1020, Kensington, Md.. FREI . in, te GTHI scar of his uge. oral . John's Cathol umersl from ot Ykt C2tns) 50, a"c"w. ro* ierent at chiurch cemetery NNILL. . Saddenly. Monda AN i 'Phxladelrhm B o WIN. beloved husband, ot Tyda lilln l‘l‘“"t":l“‘m}?:!d A AD: | tery. ats. n.w Relatiyes | on Abn u"am after & LLSWORTH, ber | THOMAS, On Wednewdax. Avri) 28, 1 X Sibles” Howpital, fihgoring tiinces. loved husband of Mary 3. Tho a < 1384 Emerson st. ne. — Funera At Toatdence o Friday, Al 30t 1 pm. Relatives and friends invited. 'Iu- terment in Glenwood Cemetersy. lay, April 28, 1026. af est Clifton Tertace, MAR- widow of envel M‘:‘hn l htermient 2t HARRY. In ® 9 In Memoriam. BUNDY. In for of our dea: mother. BATT A EBRIE o departed {his Tife cight Jsars ago today, ADI -0. A hapoy home we once enjoyed. When we were all together. fiug, ob. how changed it all 18 now Slnce you have gone to ER DEVOTRD CHILOREN In loving remembrance of our MARTA C. DRAEGER. who g0 today. Apri! DRAEGER, doar moihs assed wway’ foir vears To live in the hearta of thoss we love is not 10 die. HER CHILDRES. * ur e e ANY & our_ fear "and nater, HARRY. who “departed fhie e sever vears ago today. Abril =0 Dear ie the grave i - one 1 Sweet iy ihe memory that never shall fade Roeen may wither. leaves {ado and die. Gihers mas torry HER "LOVING "N SADIE. HILL. A sacred tribute of love, an o memory of our JAMEY 1 i Who Dasend to ster 5 two Jears ag today. April %9, 10% s day Drings wich sad remembrances Of giir Toved one. gons to rest And those who think of Hiu today Arn't WINE LAW HILL. Sacred to the memory of our beloved ther. JAMES 11 HILL, who Dasted 7eai Veyund tno sears ago. ADT: Jou. never ghall w OTHER AND SISTER dero ones who loved him best DACGHTERS ~AND SONS] ren in our Learts you bered Sweet. happy memories cling round you* nanie True hearts that loved you with deepes' affeetion Always will love vou in death just the GRANDCHILDRI o In mad but same IEFFERSON. of my d : SEFFERIGY darine mothe Years ago today. April S0, oy 0D, never to be forgotten. YOUR LOVIN DACGHTER BERTEA fondly remen: loving remem Mrs. ELLA away thre. 1023, A mmm of love to the memory o gar dear mother. HARRIE left sears aro Thoushts of thee DI AT RS LUAMBTS, QA I loving who 14 s ago toda: Wi h.u happy days we once enjoyed. When we were all togeth But. oh. how changed it all is now Since’you both have gone forever . Sadly_missed YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS ! M. In loving mem d mother “and _sister. who departed today. April 2 and oft our thoughts do wander r dear mother Tears ago today. 'GHTER AND BROTHER . Sacred 1o the memory of o wife ‘and mother who deva uzo ioday MOORE. In AND CHILDREN. ad but lov:ng remembrance of my dear v ANNIE MOORE. who lett ago, 1021-19%6 The ioving wite Moore, _ths mother, of ‘Elizabeth Biilings. Ams E astine and Harvey Moore 6 z know the pan you bore We did not see vou die We only know you went away And never said good-bye c is the fuce we love so dea: hed is the voice we Toved (0 Lea hy 25 the o | SavehrER Yo 208 Sad and eweet is the memory of v mother. ANNIE MOORE, who departed this life five years ago today April 29, 1921 What happy hen wa a3, our hearts oughts are ail of vu . (o Rae ‘Chasyed vo sl are now fince sou have cone forerer HER _LOVING DAUGHTER, AMY MOORE AND FATHER. s we once enjoyed heary. . A tributs of love and res the miemory of my husband and our lov- ing father, WALTER MOTEN. who en tered into rest three Sears ago 10day. AR 29. 1923 iTIS WIFE AND CHILDREN In_lovs CHARIT rrnx mmd this L:fs one ¥ 'nun mnmh of A To us the sadd ; here without you, st of friends we are biue. For beneath our emiles are That are always Jonging 1 HER' LOVING _CHILDREX. " COLLINS AND VIOLA N PETERS. In sad but loving remembrance of ‘our dear mother. CORA L. PETERS. who departed thie life {wo years ago to day. April 29, 1924 HER LOVING CHILDREN. * REEDER. In sad but loving remembrance gl husband and ou: father. JACOB who “departed “thiy’ li‘e u:rs uu today. April 29, Dage of sadness still steal o'er us Tidden tears so often flow Memors_will keep you 5 SARAH REEDER. ANL SMALLWOOD. Sacred to the memory of our dear and “loving mother. 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