Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1926, Page 9

\ F -~ Sl nj——]g| Goldefiberg's 80T 51025 0 1 AF T e TEPe They say “Lightning does not strike twice in the same place” But not to charge customers’ accounts. The penalties and car- rying charges strike regularly and in the same place. Viz: Your pocketbook every month, but NOT at Golden- berg’s. We do not add any extras or penalize our charge customers. | ause of EISE 7th & G REDIT IS MAN’S POLICEFIRE FUND LAXITY IS DENIED Officials Offer Citizens’ Com- mittee Aid in Probing Clayton Charges. Coupled with an emphatic denial of | the statement of William McK. Clay: ton that there have been irregularities in the administration of the fire and police retirement fund, officials o the | District government today promised their utmost assistance to the special committee of the Iegeration of Citi- zens’ Associations ~which was ap- pointed Saturday night to investigate Mr. Clayton's charges. A1l of the District officials concerned | with the charges, from Commissioner Fenning to Chief of Police Hesse, de claved that they are certain there hus been no laxity in the retirement and pensioning of fircmen and policemen. It was pointed out. however, that in some cases where men Lad been re- tired for phy - and later regained their health » ntly continue active work outdoors, the amount of their pensions had been ! reduced | Cases of Non-reduction it was said, where nd policemen had | taken up less arduous private em- | ployment than would have been re- | quired of them in the Fire or Police Departments, it has not been possible to reduce their pension allowance be- decision of the court in 1910 the case of John Brosnan. sr., a eant in the Police Depart | In other cases. | retiredfiremen in Rudolph g partially from & which resulted in imissioner fier recoverin; physical disabil retiremen F Sts. OOD AT EISEMAN Hundreds of New Spring On We're $25 0n t can affo ments h Select choice ¢ from. Our Liberal Terms selling these Good Clothes at he most liberal terms. Any man rd a new suit with the arrange- e can make here. N ere is such a wide choose on is easy—th »i colors and modeli to explained | THE EV lucrative business and the Commis- sioners_reduced his pension to $1 a year, Brosnan took the case into the court and the Commissioners were ordered to pay him his original retire- ment pension. Not Derelict in ReBorting. Maj. Hesse and Fire Chief Watson, it was emphasized, have not been dere. lict in their duty in reporting to the Commissioners cases of retired men who have engaged in “work after leaving the District service. Corporation Counsel Francis . Stephens, chairman of the retirement and relief board which handles all ve-| tirement cases, explained that if it} becomes known that any man is ve-| ceiving a pension for disability oc curring in line of duty who has recov ered so as to be able to perform his former duti the case can be pre- sented before the Commissioners and {the man brought back for reexamin- ation. The federation’s comniittee plans to begin its investigation in several days. SCHOOL IDEAS SOUGHT. Oklahoman Coming to Capital for Study of System. Harry O. Hine, secretary Roard of Education, today was advised in a letter received from I I’ Cl |ton, former United States Commis- | sioner of Education and at present | superintendent of schools Tulsa | OKla., that o member of the Tul Board of liducation, Raymond Cour ney, will be in Washington Thursd for the purpose of studying the educa {tional situation in the National Capital. Mr. Courtney is one of a party of 125 leading Tulsa men who lett yester- day on a trip which will take them to 13 principal American cities fov the purpose of ascertaining business con ditions and obtaining new ideus AMENDS DISTRICT CODE. The Senate today bill | amending the code of the District o relieve justices of the Supreme Court ! from certifying to the accounts of the recorder of deeds. The bill goes to the | House for action. It was pointed out in the veport on the measure that the accounts of the records of deeds are audited by the proper accounting officers of the “Treasury Department, and that it is an unnecessary burden to impose this | duty on the judges. who are unible | to make an investigation and exan ination of the_accounts EN the of passed Baltimore Havre de Grace Wilmington Philadelphia . From G Pa. Aye. UNDER MITTEN MANAGEMENT Men know its aroma; their wives buy it by name WILKINS HREAKFAST W\ COFFEE R Roasted here in Washington Anybody can take «Take a Picture” Week What better time than now to learn the fun of taking pictures? Start right—with aBrownie. ‘Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N. Y., T4 Kodat city . good pictures ROWNIE is the for beginners because it’s so easy to operate. You don’t have to focus a Brownic or make any del- icate.adjustments. Simply wait for sun, aim at your subject and «shoot”—for a sharp clear picture. Anybody can take good pictures with a Brownie — right from the start. rownic ~the simplest ieal camera AS LOW AS NG | Grant, | they | when AT ANY KODAK DEALER’S STAR, WASHIN BROWN DEFENDED | IN PARK PROGRAM Resignation of Langdon Laidi to Insufficient Pay in Grant’s Statement. Insufficient remuneration was givenj as the cause for the resignation fron| the National Capital Park Commission { of James (. Langdon, by Maj, U. S ard, director of the office of Public Buildings and Public Parks, who in a statement today came to the defense of Maj. Carey I, chairman of the city and park plan-| ning committee of the commission. In his resignation, Mr. Langdon did not mention the subject of re muneration, but attributed his desire to separate himself from the servic to the inability to put over certain of the plans for the development and| improvement of the Capital City. Maj. Brown, who, it was alleged by | Mr. Langdon, was blocking [these plans, would make no comment on! the story which appeared in The Star| vesterday telling of Mr. Lungdon's! resignation and his reasons therefor | “Mr. Langdon.” said the statement | ssued by Maf. Grant this afternoon “wis apparently dissatistied with the renumeration it was possible to give him and the work that had to be asked of him under the limitations of the I’a Commission a and was too impatient at the reorganization that will now be possible under the act approved April 30, 1926 “Tlis reflections on Maj. Brows appeared in the paper yeste were of course entirely undes Because his technical competence and | experience were appreciated, his resig natior etted: the loss is entively compensated by the diffieulty we| would probabl. have found good tearawork from hi | LIGHTNING KILLS THREE. | Fishermen and Boy Had Sought Refuge Near Steel Plate on Pier. | TLION, N Y May 3 ® ghtning lled three persons here esterday ence 1 Beckwith, Tlion, and John S. Poppio and | atter's son Stuart, aged 7 years, | ishing in the Ilion reservoir | a storm broke. They were | killed when lightning hit a steel plate | in a_concrete pier, beside which tley were | sought refuge. Mourning Blacks rDyed B 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. | Lincoln 239 Is due to the con- stant attention given to every case han- dled, involving at times many little de- tails which must be cared for. Model chapel; private ambu- lances and livery in connection. Call— James T. Ryan Morticiar: Lincoln 142 camera a good GTON, D. ¢, | Washington Sanitarium ear | day morning after a short iliness. He SAMUEL MILLER, STONE CONTRACTOR, EXPIRES Funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow | coa Afternoon at Home With Masonic Services. Samuel Miller, 62 years old, presi- dent of the Sumuel Miller Co.. Inc cut stone contractors,’ died in th vester 1 resided in for the last 30 vear: Mr. Miller was a member of the Kiwanis and City clubs, He was a member also of King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, I. A. A. M., and was also & Knight ‘Templar ife leaves his wife, Mrs. Louise M Miller. 1le had no children.\ Funeral services will be conducted at the residence, 4506 Seventeenth Sireet, tomorrow - afternoon at % o'clock, with the Masonic order in charge. Interment will he in Glen woud Cemetery. CENTER MARKET DEALERS FINED ON FOOD CHARGE Judge Macdonald Upbolds Right of Police Court to Enforce this city Regulations There. Four Center Market dealers fined $10 each in Police Court by Judge George 11 Macdonald. They were charged with failure to comply with the District health reg ms in regurd to protecting food from dust and insects. An appeal was noted by the de counse! I, Morris Wampler i the men gave bonds of $25 I'he defendants, Louis Kaplar German, " Honigms John T, Sehwier, were arrested last month by Health Office lnspector A .. Davis. Mr. Wampler argued that the Police Court did not have juris. diction over Center Marke rket, by BN act of Congress v 1921, had been placed under the Secre tary of Agriculture Edward W. Thomas, assistant cor poration counsel. held that the mar ket was under the jurisdiction of the Police Court in regard to violation of the health regulations of the Dis. trict of Columbia. This opinion was upheld by Judge Macdonald Joiin Boy Killed in Auto Crash. Special Dispatch to The Sta CUMBERLAND, Md., May §. nedy, i years old, son of Jam Bridge of Pleasant Valley, near PFlintstone, died last night from in jurles caused when an automobile in which he was riding with his parents was struck by R. 8. Morris, a California Ken- WINTER Clothes to Be Cleaned This is one of the best forms of moth ins nce, for soiled gar- ments nvite these fabrie destroyers more certainly than do perfectly clean ones. HALDEMAN Cleaners and Dyers Since 1883 1733 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone Franklin 822 N.W, Bsurs USES PIANO CO. ¥1738-14 1™ ST, NW. 14th at N. Y RUXTON SHIRTS "l'\,\'() COLLARS TO MATCH THREE-FIFTY AND FIVE DOLLARS and | I | wate: MONDAY, MAY : were | today | since the | 926. THE WEATHER rict of Columbla—Fair and tonight: tomorrow, fair; fresh northwest winds. Maryland—Fair and colder tonight light frost in extreme west portion: ! tomorrow, fair; colder in extreme east portion: fresh southwest shiit ing_to northwest winds. Virginfa—Partly cloudy and colde tonight; preceded by showers in southeast portion; light frost in ex- treme west portion: tomorrow, fair: colder on coast: fresh southwest shifting to northwest winds. West Virginia—Iair and colder to- night; light frest in north and west portions: tomorrow, fair. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 88: 8§ pau. ; 12 midnight, 71: 4 z2am., 68; § am. 69: noom, 81 Baroneter—4 pau, 9.82; 12 midnight, 81 8 am. 29.78; noon, 29.71 Uighest temperature, §3, occurred at 4 pan. yesterday; lowest tempera tu . occurred a6 a.m. today. femperature same date last vear highest, lowest, 43 Tide Tabl (Furnished by United States « and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:10 a.m. and p.n.; high tide 12:01 p.m. Tomorrow- Low tide, 7:14 a.m 807 pan; high tide, 12:38 am 12:39 p.m. The Sun and Moo Sunm rose, 5:09 a.m 2987, .83 8 am, 4 am vast 706 and and “Today sun sets 702 pan. Tomorrow sots, 7:03 pm Moon sets, 945 a.m Automobile Jamps to be lighted half hour after sunset Condition of the Water. iperature and condition at Great Falls at %8 perature, 63; condidion clear Weather in Vari 5:07 a.m.; sun Sun rises one { the ten 5 Abilene Albany Atlanta Atlantic City 2 Baltimore Birmingham Biamarck Boston Buftalo harleaton Tex Cineinn, Clevelana Colum'es ( Denver Detroit El Paso Galveston Helena .. " Huron. §.'D! Indianapolis T ie Kansaa City. Los Angeles. Louiaville Clear Pt cloudy Clear Pt.clouds Okla. City Omaha Philadelplia Phoenix Pittsbu: Portland. M. 3 Portland Ore Raleigh X ¢ S Lake City San"Antonio San Antonio San Diego S Francis: St Lous.. St Paul Seattls Spokane i WASH.DC. & enwich time todar Temperature. Weather B0 Clear 54 Clouds Clouds Clear, Cloudy t clouds Part cloudy Cloudy 8 am. G Stations. London, Enzland Parts. France.... Vienna. Austria Copenh: Denmark Horta ( Azores Hamilton iavana, Colon, (anal Zone ORGANIZA.TION ACTIVITIES. The Voteless D. (. League of Women Voters will have its annual m: at the clubhouse of the American As pcatifon of University Veomen at a 30 dinner. The president, M George A. Ricker, will preside. “The Ilealth Needs of Washington" will be discussed at a meeting of the D. C. Tublic lHealth Assoclation, § o'clock, in the boardroom of the Dis. trict Buflding. Talk by Dr. James G Cummings. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent No. 1. Daughters of Union Veterans, will meet, § o'clock, in Grand Army Hall. The Florists’ Club of Washington will meet, 8 o'clock, at Albert Schnell’s, 1206 H street, The Writerscraft Club will meet, § o'clock, in basement of Mount Pleas ant Public Library. All interested in short-story writing are welcome. The D. C. Pedestrian Protective Association has called a meeting of the executive, advisory and campaign committees to meet at headquarters, 1024 8th street, at 9 o'cloc! K ward. firn Westorn U Prant’ Dept. 4° 1. dark. with “whi oce ot cond ‘and provabiy colly ¢! Yiired. i deg ane Noufy M. J. Reed. “Touriat Camp. ! i LS. between B Union Station, "Tel. Co. outh. Washingtor BRACELET, or between Waghing .21, 1434 ~ with pearis_in 4* Alexandria. Re. arvard st Col. Ay, April 74 Chevs Chi ste.! reward. Phorie Cleve: FEARRING, wilver, round, Sunday afternoon Patween 14th and_Trving and 4th ‘and Fia. aid “47h “and ¥ rertoL A13 or 'Norin pads o Mn Fla YEGLASSES, shell rim FRATERNITY PIN (K. A): T Fridav or Saturday. * Reward: F74s. 603 F i FURS—Two etone marten. Zoological Park Einday afternoon. Return fo 151 "Uhland Call Col. tone marten: on F st. between 11¢h Tain ar "Falnce Theater. Saturday be: alued as a gift, will gv fiberal re ‘a T 1 Wil SSES—Dark rim. in greenish leathe on Sattiray i Tall Datk: fnder bleage jee 5406 Houge Office Bidg. or "Man ra 7 and and tween 6 and of typewritten names for addressin from 7th and G n.e. to 8th and F ne. or on car 1o 8th and Pa. ave. se. or George- fown car to 2nd and Pa. ave. se. Lincoln OP10.W. Reward. PERSTAN KITTEN. samall_biack yand it rewrned 1o’ 1914 Ese st i POCKETBOQK containing mones on Branch ville car. Reward. M. M. Cady. Beltsville, Md._Phone_Berwyn 13-F. POCKETBOOK. between 17tn and H sts. Palace Theater, "Avril' 20." Cole. ™8 s, or_Pot. ; b PUPPY, fox terrier. named “Nicky': ROrhs85, Reward 1f returmed (o Woodley rd. e o P e Tternoon: containing bill S Fiernoon:, containing b e Frame. 1656 Koward. "o PURSE; small, containing sum_of money. on 4t af. car or at 14th and Chapin sts. on A4S afternoon about 2180 o ock Re Ward.. R. K. Stickney, 1443 Chapin st Adam s PURSE, lady's black. Sund 2. (‘O%E ining _wrist watch, and money. Finder phone receive reward. S5 re- nw. ¥r tay 265, I beaded. e, Sun- change. 56 Adams SCOTCH TERRIE! 3 nd Siraved from the residence of L. 1. Darnes Mclean, Va.: answers to name of Scottie: Liberal rew. SPECTACL] between hite goid CH.lady's w and ¥ ats. ne liberai ds | ington ceting | CAPT.W.T. CONN DIES | AFTER AN OPERATION i Had Extensive Career in Navy and ‘Was Awarded Distinguished Service Medal. | Capt. William ‘Tipton Conn. | 45 years old, stationed at the Burean of “Navigation, died at the United States Naval Hospital vesterday, fol lowing an operation. Ile was award ed the distinguished service medal fo service in connection with patrolling the submarine zone during the World | War. The Alcedo, of whek he was in_command, was sunk by e suhmarine. I “Capt. Conn the burea: was raised ruary 1 | Born ‘in vated from I stationed a July 24, 1925, and grade had sinee 0 Maryland, he grad the United » Nava! Academy in the class of 1902 and | saw extensive service Funeral services will be condict in Fort Myer Chapel tomorrow inut ing at 11 o'clock. Chaplain E. \W Scott will officiate. Interment. with full military Monors, will be in Ar lington Cemetery | Pallbearers will {C. €. Bloch and ehanan, J. 0. Richa inson, W, W " | Putestor ates Admiral Allen Bu <M. Rob- and W. D be Rear Capts, cdson the | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | The Montgomery County Republi | Voters’ Club will meet at the Masonic Hall, Bethesda, Md., tomprrow, 8 p.am Speakers: Reprosentative Adkins o Hlinois and Willlam Tvier Page, clerk of the Hou | Music by well known entert interested pi e invited | The Ohio Girls' Club will give its | last dance of the season Saturda night at the Ohioans invited The Nurses' Exami hold istration of Alice M T K streer The Clinical and Pathological 3 Washington will dine tonor ¥ evening at the (hevy Chase Club. | . Pean Lewis. profess ry | Johns Hopkins Univ will | ainers. All [ ng Board of 1 examin nurses today R Prentiss the principal address The Biological Society of Wash- | will hold its annual ineetin, l Saturday. 8 p.m.. in assembly hall of Cosmos Club. Llection of officers. | “The D. €. Public School Associa-| {tion will meet Wednesday, 8 pan.. in| | board room of the District Building | There will be three short talks on the {subject of teaching salesranship iv { the public schools. Spealkers: Charles | |J. Columbus. Dr. . loward and Arthur E. Holder. Discussion | George Washington Post, No. 1.| American Legion, will meet tomorrow | {evening at § o'clock, at the clubhouse 1829 1 street. An address will b {made by Representative Blanton Texas followed by a concert hy | United States Army Band. | The West Virginia Society jmeet Wednesday, 8 p.i. teenth and Kenyon stireets. | election, program, refreshments and | | dancing. | David Lawrence, head of the Con-| dated Press Associat 1 United States Daily, w the weekly luncheon of tising Club of Washington at the City Club at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow Carbsr of Thanks. ROBINSON. We wish cers thanks to our re for their exprescions of eympath beautiful floral tributes at the ¢ ther. JOSHUA ROBINSON SISTERS NELLIE AND MOLLIE SPAULS. We wish to extend our thanks to the many ' friends and_ relatives exprestions of floral tributes durin 2 of our devoted mother. ELIZABETIL M WALTER SPAULS AND CHILDREN. "¢ STEVENSON. We wish to extend our sin care thanks to our friends ani relatives for the kind and tender expressious of sympathy and beautiful foral iributes at Geath of our heloved son and brother CY STEV THE FAMILY i Beaths. AUEXANDER, Members of Coumia Lode No. 85, are liereby notified of the death of Brother LA FRANCIS ALEXANDER. Seesion of sarrow. will be Jieid ai the TERIar Teeting Manday might; Ut e | Frihian Memnfe. | Fineral “rom” Elid foma. And Rhode Ieland ave nw vm..x....;fl.( 4. at 5 pum. . Remarms ¢ ve viewsd al Frasiers furieral pariors 5 Detween 7ih and Sth sts. n.w Sonday - evening 1o 17" noo Membere of Morning Star Lodge. and Forelt Temple Lodge. Yo WILLIAM H. DAVIS. Exalted Ru Attest’ ALFONZO E. WILLIAMS. Secretaiy May 11926, at St Fiizaveth's Hospital, HANNAH BARBER Gevoted friend of Mr. and Mrs. Smiti Johnson. Funeral. Tucsday. Mas. 4. from | Jarvie West End funeral parior. 28in and Dumbarton ave 2:30 p.m. Interment ! Pagne's Ceme tery i Saturday will | to extend o atives and beautify « and death | 'rvrula\“\ i s} BARBER. _Saturday. Mav 1, 1926, LYDIA | «. Funeral from the Taltayull. 430 5th et. a.w Tussday, Mas 4, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friands Jrivited. Interment private, Con- &ressional Cemetery. BOWERS. Saturday. May 1 at 7:40 am.. at her residence. 189R 33rd st MARY C. BOWERS. beloved wife of L. Bowers. Funeral Tuesday. Mav 4, at &:43 am. thenee to Foly Trinity ' Church. where requiem high maes will be sung at 9:15. BOWIE. Departed th 1. 1626, ADLAIDE. w and mother of Charles 11 Towie, Mre. ‘Lucinda_Grandison Mamie Hall_ Funeral Tuesday % m_. from Ebenezer M ith_and D sts. se. Rem undertaking parlors, 12 R st BRADFORD. Departed _this Sunday Mav 2. 1026, at 310 pm. at the res denes of his daughter. Mra. G. W, Jank 621 Princeton st “n. WEBSTER EUGENE _BRADFORD. beioved husbar of the late Mary E. Bradford. He leaves fo mourn their loss five daught Emma _ Couiter. Mra Josephine Jeukin Mrs. Carrie Reeves. Mrs. Agnes § Mre. Mary Wood. Also a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services at Smith hapel. Leighs. Va May 4 11 am. . BURKE. Saturday residence, 1762 1. D C. Mra. CA BURKE, widow Francis Burke. U, A horn_in_ Martinsburg. “W. . 1835: beloved mother of 3. sni der Noel ‘and of Mrs. Margaret B. Down. ing. Funeral service at St. Anthony s Chiirch Tuesday. May 4. at § o'clock. 3+ CANCONCAN. _Suddenly. Saturdas, Mas_1 1928, JOSEPH M. CANCONC Re maing resting at the S. T, Hines Co. fu- neral home. 2901 14th st. nw. Services At the S. 1. Hines Co. funaral hom T4th st. n.w. Tuesday. May 4 Relatives and friends invit f CARR. Saturday. May 1. 19 1 dence, 601 F st ne ; sister of Patrick R. Carr. the ahove residence Tiesds. ¥ | 830 am. thence to St. Joseph's where High mass will be sung at ® am. | for the repose of her soul. Interment 4t Mount Ofivet Cemetery. —Relatives and friends _invited. Papers please copy.) ! CONN, May 2. Cant. WILLIAM | TIPTON, B. 8. Navy, beloved hisbarid i i 182 and William . and Mrs May 4 urch lite May 1, 1926, at her . Bfookland 1 Jane Croal R ‘onn, Funeral_services at Fort Myer Chapel at 11 am. Tuesday May 4. Burial at Arlington Cemeters. * DARNALL. _Sunday. May 2. 1926 at 4:35 R JULIA ADA " DARNALL " ynes ightingale), wife of Thaddeus b Dar: i'and beloved mother of six daughters and two eous. Funeral services Wednes. day. May at 2 pm.. at her late resi- Uence. A12 Maryiand ave. s.w. Burial at .\!ex‘mudrll Va. Friends and relatives in vited. . DORRY. May 2. 1 at 6 am., at his _ residence. 138 Heckman wt se.. MOSES. devoted husband of Charity Dorry aud_father of Robert, Ernest. Daniel, William. Maggie and Gertrude Dorry and Mrs. Mamie Bryant. He leaves to mourn his departure five grandehildren and a host of relatives and friends. Notice of fu neral later. FRITH. The officers and members of the ‘Women's Frederick Douglass Beneficial As. ation _are llnllfl‘l’ of the death of Mrs. LAURA B. FRITH on April 27. M. DENT. President. S. E. RAYMOND, Secretar DWAY. Saturday. May 1 1026, HENRIETTA beloved wife of Wi m ~“Galloway and beloved daughter of | i and tie late Alice Johnsou. She Ifaves 1o mourn: their loss' 3 lovine hus. | | | Sunday father. sister. three aunts. o 1 a host of other relatives and Notice of funeral late | BING, FUCHES. | CHARL | HAWKINS, nd iept by the Savior Victor o'er desth and the giave T koow”she ls”peacefully restiog, ith Jesus. the mighty fo save BY FAMILY. Deaths. Dep i e beloved W salloway, oviig daugiiter son and the lite Dlanch | eral | Sud GALLOWAY, May 1. 1 v R THOMAS % . 1 late “Beitie My neral from th Weloved s above resi 0 b attein d o Glenwood Cemetery oo KEESE ] May 4 Hors, i THOMAS, Aliguit w and relatives 1o WILSON. Monday, csidene WILSON, Little. ¥ Wednesd ted. Interment In Hemoriam. EMEN the loneliness And ever heard the e 01 the loosenad earth Have vou eve ) And As you that on Only those who have lost The, oain of DATUDE Wit BELOVED WIFE AND CHIL In lotine remembra A, FreiEs Wi "ded s e yeirs ago today. May 5. 1917 * S FRIEND. * te of and devotior ever sweet memors of our BERTHA H. HAW ven vears azo t GREN. * ot der {0, tho oved” ope. Who 168" 3. 101 Lowed in life. remembered in de HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHT HOUS In bt ot My dear b Who depirt May . 1011 Patientiy she v Now. thay are ¢ The parting was b eat When e called my dear mother home to Test The moon Mis ER s are shining on thst fes our dear monther. the onid not wave DORA COS one we HER LOVING AANO. MeNAMARA. MeNAMARA vear ugo today we DAUGHTER SAR but_loving and_moth ted this In sad wife who de arthh we St Sinee “lave passed away Loved 1n hife. remembered in de HUSBAND AND CHILDREN MeNAMARA. Sacred to the memory of ou Gear mother. SARAH ELIZABETH N VAMARA, who passed into ond one year ago. Mas 3, It'e lonesome hera without 3o poand and the' wears way While he God on it ce 30 moon And_beneath The one we DAUGHT! HE BEATRICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Quick, “Dignified_and Efficient W. Deal & Ca. . NE LINCOLN 8200 Service. “bapel. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENT N.W. . Modern Chapel T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. ____NORTH "~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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