Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 9

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Al We say this every DrScholl’s Zino-p day in our prayers; o but how often do we stand fast? Death Comes Like a Thief in the Night, Ofttimes Unexpected! *This means the Undertaker. Which one? Call W. W, Cham- bers. You know he i& low in his charges; that he has a heautiful brown stone mortuary, and that he is prepared to give you prompt, eficient, courteous zervice, use fine materials and furnish complete funerals for $75—$100—$125 $150 Up Steel luml Vaults, $85 In respect to the new way of charging extras on accounts and budget buying, we haye been: firm and have not - been tempted to pursue this method of charg- ing you".for some- thing you ‘did not buy. We do not penalize our friends. Qo Jpatdondo o ———[ajc———|9] BANK HOLIDAY FROM SATURDAY - AFTERNOON TILL TUESDAY MORNING Supply yourself at either of our offices with Travelers' Cheques and ¥ou will not be incon- venienced by the closing of the banks—Your money. too, will be safe from loss ‘or theft. Travelers' Cheques 4re acceptable at ecvery hotel, ticket office or garage, and are md:spcn- sable to the tourist. Denominations Issued $10, $20, $50, $100 THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Downtown Bank Established ~ West End Branch 900-902 F St. N.W. 1889 618-620 17th St. N.W. ‘W.W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 432 John B. Larner, President EISEMAN S 7th & F Sts. Hot-Weather Suits On Our Liberal Credit Plan Our stock of Summer Suits is one. of the largest in Washington. It includes all cool fabrics, and: they’re tailored in the best poss1ble manner. Priced right, too. 'Palm Beach Suits . Mohair Suits . . Gabardine Suits . . Imported Linen Suits . Tropical Worsted Suits, $167 to $30-% Tropical Flannel Suits Select your Summer Suit now. that are convenient to vou. do not pay anything: extra: for our liberal terms . ... no high prices . . . no interest or carrying charge 3-Piece Woolen Suits On Our Liberal Credit Plan 25 If you feel that you need a new suit and don’t want to pay out the cash, come here and It will certainly you can always dress st)hshl) on the most liberal terms. 17 let us explain our liberal credit plan. charge account at Eiseman's S11%5 o *15% .513% to 51975 $19-75 to $25.90 515% $1975 to $2500 Have it charged on terms, Get these important facts—You 30 pay to,investigate, for with a || Liberal rew UDHNB WOARTHY DIES AT GARFIELD Veteran COrrespondent Was . Officer of the Oldest ; Inhabitants. John B. McCarthy, 78 years old, veteran newspaper man and_soldier, Aled at Garfleld Memorial Hospital today after a lingering filness. He | had been suffering with heart disease for the past 18 months. Mr. MeCarthy was corresponding secretary of the Association of Oldest {Inhuhmm- of the District of Colum- bia, with which organization he had heen intimately associated since organization. He also had been a member of the Soclety of Natives of the District of Columbia since it was founded several years ago and was a veteran of the Civil and Spanish-American Wars, Once \Wrote for the Star. First becoming well newspaper man while serving as local representative of the Baltimore Sun. Mr. MeCarthy subsequently served as | correspondent for outof-town news- pers, and wrote numerous articles for The Star. He conducted, at one time, the “Heard and Seen” column of The Star. In addition to,writing for newspa- pers over a period of many years, even while engaged in other Mr. McCarthy held a number of im- portant positions with the United States Government, having worked for the Census Bureau for many ears until _he retired ahout eight ears ago. While with the bureau he visited many parts of the United States in connection with the maxing of an azricultural census. Served in Civil War, Although only a boy at the time of the Civil War, Mr. MeCarthy offer- and served as a hoe: | its BAG, ¥ray chamojs. with belt ontjning threa M' check an May 24 reward t. A huéil—!: note: 1 May o7, Woi o Lt Hoviée ‘Offits Biitdine eree. gne sapphire. reward. Phone Col 8 in platinum safetv catch: May Palais Roval, Phillioshorn's or Tineburih s en route. Reward for information’ leading to recovary 1673 Columbis rd. mw.. Apt. 105 Col. RR08_a 0 0.m e contained permita and regisira- ut no money. Reward if retyrn- and_address on_cards white | Phone Cleve ~light tan_ brindle. m, " breast, short crooked reward. eerme 1704 ahout noor. between drd and 41h st ate. ae. or on west hound Camtal Trac: tor car. trom 3rd et xe. Reward Mre B Poake. Raieigh st Congress Alllnlw K1 . iArge: color, tan and white: an, to name King: lost in visimite of ‘Cleveland Park._ Libe cl 362 DOG—Brindle “hulldog.small foou ana sace: DOG—Cross between Boston terrier nnd no- lice dog: brindle vhite. female Anawers to-name of ta 5500 Connecticut ave. Reward if retu to 5538 Conn. ave. ~Frank. 10181 Cigve wnu- tront e ot Ton0 1einity of ne st the 22nd. Liberal “reward Miss Louise Ireland. 1720 FARRT n iamond. in the Sawurday night. i, retiirned ENGLISH BULLDOG—Female. all _whita | mark._brindle” both " sides of head: missing | since ‘May 16: when left had collar and tag: will give liberal -;-.m 509 Columbia rd. enneylvan 9th and 22nd sts. _Return to F. Rom 407 Past Oifice. Departmant REVS_ evening 27th. _Return to Miss Biih 200 ABt. 26 Reward. | old cuff, with turauoise in ‘Washington. Reward ayivania ave. car or be Vania sve. ne. snd car ston. 1 sylvania ave. Nllrd Return 2339 ¢ North 9248 __ POCRETROOK. _ko vicinits 1433 Spring _roa 1021433 Sorine_road. oas POLICE 'FUPPY "very soun Dlack with whita spots on- throat: ' straved from Jome &t Edremoor. Md. Finder pease phone Bethead POLICE DOG, black_and tan: answers io the name of Duke: liberal reward. North 2421. North 5381 RING. s simple Fold. set with a e 184 stone’ May 28 William son. 2080 13th ard | RINGS—Three 1 diamond solitaire. 1 san- A Srrounded. ox " Glamonds. 1 platinam dinner ‘ring et with pearla and diamonds -5 |1 returned to 41 R. ave. n.w._North 2444 SCARF—Creve de chins_about 2 vards ground. navy blue design fa7 Soon I6th pw. and st Chureh N 8 SERVICE P e e Fold_and enamel £oid and one bius star: reward. are Stewart.Lanham SPECTACLES. in nmnt‘efn Tast_Sunday night at_ Glen Echo' ar Childs on Pennssl- Potomae 5407, gold: at Hine o Return to 32 yards Tone: scattered with Paul's Catholie one b High w WRIST WATCH. oy School: Reward. 00" %in, V78R T white #oId, platinum T Re Jorsey’ Teb.ohy Certaen 1908 Phis. New’ Jerees ave. and P ats. and 'Arm strong Sehool: 182 T st now. * reward. A “Sharp’ —for boy and ¥ tan calf with a rub known as a| ork, | | New the JOHN B. McCARTHY. pital steward during that conflict: Later, during the Spanish-American | War, ‘he served as a personal secre- tary to the late Gen. Nelson A. Miles. | He also served as private secretary |to the late Senator Leland Stanford of California for nine years and in addition was gsecretary to the late Senator Perkifls of the same State. As a newspaper man and a public | servant in the capacity of reporter | hin friends say that Mr. MeCarthy | was ev willing and anxious to aid those who he thought deserved as- sistance, Accordingly, he endeared himself to the members of the metro- politan police of thix city by his in ‘fl\lbnrn in securing legislation provid- ing for an increase in pay for police- men in the various grades helow the | rank of iteutenant. Up to the time | of his death two of his most treas. | ured possessions were a gold watch and a cane presented him in June. 1878, by members of the police force for the part he had played in obtain- ing for them enactment of the murh desired legislation. ‘ In addition to serving the Baltimore Sun and The Star as a writer, among the many newspapers for which Mr. McCarthy had been a correspondent were the Chicago Tribune, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Cincinnati llnqufirer. the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the St. Louls Times-Dispatch. Born in This City. Mr. McCarthy was born in this eity and for many vears lived at the old | family residence at 915 K strest. He was the son of the late Charles and Catherine F. McCarthy, and his father served as a special guard at the White | House during President Lincoln'a ad- ministration. becoming widely known !to man: visitors to the e!e(‘ull\! | mansion during the Civil War." John B. McCarthy was a brother of the late | Miss Helena McCarthy, who was so- | ciety editor for The Star for 25 years. |~ He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. | . 8. Parsons of this city: three sons, land 8. McCarthy, also of Wagh- ington; R. Emmett McCarthy of Tampa. Fla.. and J. Crosby McCarthy of Rockford, Ill., and eight grand- children. Funeral _services will he conducted the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home 01 Fourteenth street, Monday after- | noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Charles | S. Cole will officiate. Interment will be_in Oak Hill Cemetery. Widely known by hoth members of the younger generation and hy those of the “old school.” Mr. McCarthy had become a favorite of many of the younger people as well as being a | warm personal friend of the others. | He had the distinction of never hav- | ing missed an athletic banquet or a | football game of the McKinley Manual Training School in 22 years. He was known familiarly as the “father” of the Eilver Spring. Md., volunteer | fire department. which he was instru- | mental in organizing. Among other things which Mr. | McCarthy was able to pride himself | on was that he had never missed a Year reception at ghe White | House to shake hands with'the Presi- ‘d.m from the time of ¢ President Filmore through 1925. He was pre- vented by illness from attending the reception this vear. TREES MUST COME DOWN. Connecticut Avenue Widening to Begin in Earnest. The trees along Connecticut avenue between K street and the intersec- tion of M street, which section is in the process of being widened and resurfaced, will be removed Tuesday, and as soon as this work is completed the Highway Department will relay the curbing and resurface the street, it_was announced tdday When the work is finished. this sec- tion will have a 130-foot roadway, and will be the widest thoroughfare in the District except Pennsylvania avenue. The west side of Connecticut avenue will be resurfaced 3 CITY NEWS IN BRIEP. The Anacostja Citizens® Assoclation will meet tomBrrow. 8 p.m., at Ma- sonic Temple, Fourteenth and U Sport Shoe growing oung man. —in a combination of smoked and ber sole x.zt $6.50. This is but one of a large variety of very smart models in dress and , sport shoes at $5.50 to $6.50. Proper Rootwear F Street at Tenth streets. Business mesting followed by special program, with refreshments. The National Fellowship Club will give a dance tomorrow night on roof of Washington Hotel. Visitors wel come. Cards of Thanks. BRUCE. We wish to ékpregs our sincere thanks to the many friends. neighbors and | relatives, also organizations. {or kind and tender expressions of * and beautiful floral tributes a of our beloved father. PHIL] who died May 16. 1928, AARON BRUCE AND MAGGIE HEBRO: CREEK. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many friends, neighbors. relatives. pastors and organizations for the many kind and tender expressions of avmpathy and heautiful floral trihute the death of our beloved brother. GEORGE EK. MRSPHGIsE LoMAX. MRS, ELIZA HURLEY AND MR. CHARLES AND DANIEL CREEK WERB. We wish to thank the relatives and friends for the heautiful flowers and the kindness shown during the iliness and at the death of our heloved son and hrother, LANDON WEBB. THE FAMILY. Beaths. ARMSTRONG. Suddenls Ma 1718 am'. 4t National Hon RUDOLPH ", ARMSTRONG. 2t Oakdale, Va.. May 20 BAGBY, Departed this life zl' "fi, 1}‘“”0 ‘ll 5 ““ p.m hee ot her niece. Mre 47 L. sw., Mrs JIZABETH BAGBRY h‘lh\‘ed sister of M“. Nellie Phillips. Fu- heral ‘fram the aboM address Friday. M 28, at R.30 nm Interment at vania 10ul|lr Saturday. Relatives and triends inviied BEMRENK. | Suddenis Thuraday, Mas )24 e_residence o 1830 My ipealen OV SEIT AR RENS (nee Chambers). beloved wife of Carsten E. Behrens. Funeral Pr\it!! at her late residence. 1414 Webster sf ul dar. '4. 30. at 8’ p.m. Interment ai Lou. den’ Park Cometers Monday. May 31 at ives and H?nd! invited. and Elizabeth. ”rl Thursday. May 27. in residence 3103 Mount Pleas- & n.w. ELLIOTT M. CAMPBELL. . hishand of Bartownia D. Camobeli At the & H. Hines Co. funerai 901 13th st. 0.w.. Saturdas. May Dm. Pleass omit flowers Wednesday. Mar 28, 1926, at 50 pm. THOMAS H. CAMPBELI Joved <on of the lats Joseph and Enmahen, nrother f Maty B, Jones. D Nickane and Clarissa C. Chapman, husbas of Emma Camphell. Funeral aturd May 28 at 2 orlack pm. from John Stewart's funeral parlor. 50 H at. ne. Relatives and trierde inviied CARTER, Departed this 1ife Tueedar, Max 25 1026, at 350 Maine ave. sw. JEROME; beloved son of Fiima and Charles Carter. He leaves to mourn his departure three hroghers. one sister and ends. Baneral Satur- from the Interment Wednesdar. 0" o altimore. M- vers nleace’ e ather relatives and day. May 29. at 2 o'clock p.m., late’ residence . DALZELL. Suddenty. Thuradar, Mav 2. #2631 his resiienice in Hratisville. Md 'l-éovhv.mnmm\n heloved hushand of athrsn Depue Dal James M. (Private ) Dalzell. = Funeral Trom Sargeon’s chapel. 1011 7th st Sat: urday. May 2. at 3 pm. Relatives and friends ‘invited. - EASLEY. Thursdar. Mar 27. 1926, at the Eader Home, 20%0 N at, nw, Mre RE; *A"H EASLEY. in the 9ist sear of T e U et Yieam The ‘abova home Saturday May 29. at 2 p.m. Interment at Fairfax Court House. Va.. Departed this Lite Thursdas. 36, at Children's Hospital. ROL beioved ‘son of ¥. and Essy_P. Gad son and nephev Mre_E; \lkinson ussie Gadson Johnson Robertson and Holt Wilkineon, Funera Saturday, May 29 at 2 pm. from Firs SRS Chusn, St and F i, n.e nA Departed this life Wednesday. M 1926, - 10 pm.. at Gallager Hos ital_in full trumph of faith, Mrs. SUSTE ALL." Her funeral will take place from Church wf’ the Holr Tefnity, Apostolic Faith. 111h st, hetween Q and R sts. n.w Sundas. Mag 30, at 2 pm. Memhers and friends ‘of the ‘fam Is ars especiallr invited 10 attend. Elder Lewis T. Chapman, pac- 2 1026, at his idence. 1258 Hamiin si. n.e . HIRAM. heioved ‘hushand of France and father of the late Jen Services at the Hines Co ral 2001 13th st n.w. Friday Mav 28. at 4 pm Intermént at Norfolk Va. = 28 HERBERT. Departed_ this life Tusadar. Mag in New York City.'after a hrief LENA G. HERBERT, wife of Wil liam Herbert. mother of Eila. Mav and | Carme Herhert and_sister of Mrs.Florence Batte and George Spotsex.sShe alsa leaves host of other relatives and friends. _Fu- Teral from 251 Weet 130th st.. New Y €1y, Sunday. Mas 30 MES. The officers and members of Forest Temnle. No. o, 1.8 P. 0. E. of are reqiiecied o meet in a secsion of sorrow Saturdav. May TR BREe in the Pyibian Bulld: Ere. nw iiess “Bu‘\;n r;hur:h 2 an“ I i s bring names on b Morming, &tar Lodge. Xo. 40, and Colimbia Tiodxe. No. 85 are respectfully mvited CATHERINE CLARKE. Dt. Ruler; Attest: MARIE PIERCE. Fin. Séc'y JETT. Thursday. Mas 27. demce. 444 Ridra at. nw. WILLIAM R. * JETT, beloved hushand of Mre. Rosie Tett: He leaves to mourn their loss a wife. twg two brothers and one sister and children ter and |3 host of relatives and friends from hie late resdence. 384 R Saturdsy. Mar_ 29 at 1:30 pm ment af King Georse Countr, Va. JONES. Thursdar. Max 1026 R.. heloved hushand of Ann Fiineral from hie late recidence. 16 a¥se” Satiirdar, Mav 26, at 8:30 am thence “to- Holv Comforter Church. 14th and Fast Canital sts Oliver Cemeters. JORDAN. Departed this life Tuesdas. Max 5. 1928, at Freedmen's Hosnital, JOSHUA @ JORDAN. devoted pushand of Alice Jordan and_brother of Mary Veeny. Annie Sthbling. Henrs and John Jordan. Re maine resting at_John T. Rhines funeral Chapel. 3rd and 1 sts. s.w. Funeral Sun- dav. May 30. at 2 o'cock pm.. from John Rhines & Co.” funeral chpel. 3rd_and 1 ste. s.w. 20 KING. Thursday. May 27, 1926, at the residence of her son. 1324 Oates st. n.e JULTA A.. loving wife of the late William F. King. in_her 77th sear. leaving five | sons to mourn. Remains FII be "taken to Easton. Md.. Sund 30. funeral services will be haid KNOX. Thureday. May 27, 1926, LEON F aged 64 years. husband of the late Hattié Knox. _Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. n.e.. 29, 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Ce MeCARTHY. Mav 8. 1096, at at Garfield Hospital. JOH M in his 79th year. fa sons, J. Crogley M R M ariny Reamains Ma; Carthy ‘and Le! can be seen at S. H. Hines funeral par- 14th and Harvard sts. SH. Fings Co-a fumeral home,, si. n.w.. Mondas, Mav 31 ferment at Oak Hill Ceméters. Relatives and friends invited 30° MORGAN. May 2. 1026, at her, home, 029 Randolph st n.w. ELSIE PERRY | MOR b ol BAatd W and Marion Pérrv Morgan. Funeral from the residence Monday, May 31. at 3:30 o clock. Tnterment Rock Creek Cemetery. 30 LD, Devarted this life Thursd 1926. at 9 am. at Alexandris MAX: beloved hichand of Jennie . Rosenfeid and father of Norman F. d.” Funeral trom Wheatles's un. parlors Sundas ¥ 30: at 3 ‘m. Please omit flow (Baitimore napers please CODY.)¥ SCHWAN. Thursday. May 27. 1826, at his | residence. 1310 70th st. n.w.. P Gen THEODORE, SCHW, 7, S A retired. ThebaRy Nt i fate Flizaneih " Steel Sehwan. Funeral from his late residence Saturday. May 28. at 10 am. Intermemt at Arlington National Cemetery. SCHWAN. The District of Columbia Com- mandery of the Military Order of Loval on of the United States an- | nounces_the death of Companion DORE SCHWAN. Major General Army. at, Washingto May ' 2 926, Funeral sérvices wm be held lock a. Cemeters, Arlington: Va. Colonel ROBERT M. THOMPSON. Com. | ‘mander. B. P. LAMBERTON. Recorder. SCOTT. May 20 1936, at 0 am. st hiv| residence. 2300 6th st v.. GEORGE W.. devoted husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Scot! and father of Mrs. Mabel Scott Knight. Funeral” Sundas. Mav "0 from Lincoln Temple. 11th and Que ste. n.w.. W. Brooks. pastor. "R SCOTT. Officers_and m'mMu of John F. Cook Lodge. No. 10 F"A A "M L are e’ g led to m: at the Masonic Temple. 10" ang. Vireinia ‘ave."e o Kunday "3 ay 30. 1926, at 11 am fureral of Brother GE to prepare for the RGE W. SCOTT. Services from Lincoln Memorial' Chureh. 11th and R'sts."nwy Sunday BRiGas, ®) R. PINKETT. Seciy Lihead SCOTT. Thursdas. May 37, 1026, IDA . aged 4D years, widow of Charles’ W. Scott! Funeral from her late resdence, 308 Me w.. Saturday, May am. St. Vincen: s et nenre ) terment Congressional Cemetery. SMITH. Departed this life May 26. 102 r eulmn":'flns e, MR RASN TR be foved daushter of Harriet Smith of Lir ister 0( W“)IIM M. Smith and C. and H. L. Marshall of Ten- . She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends ta mourn her loss. Remains can be seen at the funeral Bomie of Moon & Allen. T8h et and. Fior- rment at Vi Siday. Ma¥ 30, R THO! ried this life Th 27, nzfinlflnm.\nm R W ioved daughter John H. and Mary M. Thmnu “ndfl‘:‘ndvd-“""f‘;‘ of D!‘rl‘l sonu.us N 0 nfwe Funeral ® am- Mon &5 Bioly Redeemer Churen > & 31. She_suffered long. she murmured no oo Wakched har day by da "V Untif at Tast God's ankel came And took our Margaret away. BY THE FAMILY. * ‘;r\ll" lFI;' ay. l‘;:\ IlV“ at Am.. at her resh 2 o ace. Takoma Park. Md. EDI s""" beloved wife of IM late A“FM J W"' Faft" Puperad, trom | Saturday, H" P! dnterment ( e | at the resi | Reivie Hawkine. | | | | home. | Interment at Mopnt | | the | or E rv:genl'! | BoSwW 11 and aon of the 1ate | ISMER, SCOTT. Deaths. WILLIAME. | Departed 1his May 97, ness FREDERIGR. W+ Wil u.fll'""' '"v o : " the late Rev Mheodore and Satan. W 1y nn liame. heloved hushand of Mrs. hams. father of Frederick and Williama. He also leaves three gisters Funeral Sunday. May 30, 192 1" 48 nm fro, Nineteenth = Street Banti Church. 16th and I sts. n.w. Relatives friends invited, 29! maine at_F 723 | WYNKoa HARDL wido is Wynkoap. Burf Leesburg. Va..” Sum- 1 Tnion Cometery. 30 p.m. 2 v. May 30, at 12 In Memoriam. BINGLEY. In loving remembrance of dear’ mother. ANNIE BINGLEY. whe, parted this iife seventeen years ‘ago. Mey 1 will never forget you. dear mother. While'in this world 1 atas: i God onlx kiihws how T miss you Since the day He. tonk o 3 HER LOVING DAUGHTER. ANNA ls- In loving remembrance af o dear father and grandtather ROBERT BOSWELL, who departed this It 28,1923, for years 1925 and 1926. You suftered houre. ves. hours ef pain. To wait for curs. but ail in vAIR: il God alone knew what was be Ha oalled wou home to e1ve v 1,55.“5 HIS LOVING. DEVOTE! AND mu\bmtaflu:n Z ln ud m-marv ot our desr wi other ' ALICE. CURTIN. wha eight vears ago today. May .L Away 191R. No_one kngws how much we miss you. No one knows the Inve you - hu{‘_v‘l: know m-“ lf:M hn hlud ‘you 11T sweet rest bevond HER ;{LHBA\D AND CH]{DI&.\v » Dl\lfi In sacred and loving tribute to lha memory of a devoledado lnd [ ) lo%qfi affecticnate mother. DA ',I: 5v»\lsn died one )'Ar “0 (odu. May " "HUSBAND AND CHILDREN DAY. Sacred to lhs memory of my dear hushand JONAS €. DAY. who ?}Dlfl!fl thie lifa twenty-four sears ‘ago toda¥. May {e: remembered in de; WP R DAY, . AVES. In_sscred. memory of my de 4m daughter. WINIFRED V. GRAVE! Geoarted e lite Two Fears g0 1048 May 281974, You suffered hours. ves. hours f pain. To wait far cure. hut ail in van: Till God alone knew what was hest And callad yon home to g HER MOTHER. S b and_loving memery and_father.. WAL-. E who dved serven years azo today. May 28, 1919 We who love rou sadly miss vou. We who hold you very dear. And of lonsly hours of thinking Often fesl sour Dresence near No_ane knows how much we mi No ona knows the 1o But we know that God bas bleat you With sweet reat heyond the grave. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * In sad hut loving remembrance of our dear mother, AH ISMER. Sears ago lQfl". e Loved in VIS Dear mother. we tried s0 hard to save But our tears and prayers were For hanBe angels came and bore fou From this world of toil and ps HER, LOVING CHITDREN ANER mAN. NAH AN MARTIN. ‘Sacred. tn the memory of my de fe and our decoted 'mothar. ELLA M. ho passed awas four years g5 s Swast_enirit v HER HUSBAND ASD ¢ HILDREN. McCARTHY. In ead and ‘locing _reme brance of my” beloved son. GEORG T SR RTHY wa deoarors this, i _;HI." thfes gears azo today. May ®, WWhen, the vening shades are gatbering , ., And T am sitting all In'my heart there comes a longing. - 1f mr boy rould only_come heme. - HIS MOTHER. . * WTON. 1In | Fmbrance of our Gear mather ANANDAF. NEWTON, who Darted this 116 mine 'Seare ako. fodas, r Father. who waits o'er the To prepare us a dwelling nlace there. PEYTON. In sad s "“" : 2 N, n sad and 1 b TNl 8. R b ‘flr;. 1ed i )" ife two years ago to- Bllum-he dear. “tis Spring again And Al Would e so havpy. toe. If you were only here. " LOVING AUNT. LLCY WALKER. * PEYTON. 1In sad but Joving remembr, r\‘l’h’}"d”o’n‘{r:‘:&"&ur lBlLAl NCHE ?w Ll l-l ife two years g0 AI“P due »-lnll! and s hef i ie sna, hyaczchr After a life full of changes. After the storm clouds and raip. The® i1s a beautiful sunlight Within the city's h"ghl wall. e shall meet ol mz\'x' 0 e Bave aninered God MOTHE! xlll D DAUGHTER BLABNG h In loving me; ling daughter. | SUSTE M ARSHA assed away one vear ago today, Nay 96, MOTHER. MRS. BUTH A. ROBINSON. In sad but | tran Qur dear mather L?'\’%'vx':m:f-" %o femarted thic ite onia vear azo & RN Nohods knows how wa miss you. Nobody knows our gril Mant siiant teate b shed When others are fast asien. W'mv is home withe ‘ YAHILY b NOWDEN. In sad but 1mm: of mr father. CHARLES H who died twenty vears azo Iod e el T . e, o7 e e o g '-"' died ten years ago today. ) u Those eweet smiles hauni ' H}‘R DZ\OTED HL!BA\‘D‘“e .““ LI 2 Wfil\lLEY Sacred to the » dear mother. ANNTE Woell\';i’g%”";\'c M" Q,*{}'fis'“,","" seven yem ago 1 In _our heart Tender. Kind ahd ""ri"'"’ - ner'.‘xn‘ao:’;"%-‘vmt}eir mother, DEYOTED" DATGH'E =3 " CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 FAS M"Mr CARITOL sT. Tlmgthy Hanlon __641_H ST. Phone L. §543 3. WILLIAX Funeral Di | SamerACery Cin "Connettimn ' O'cand | Sl s A,:"fi-u"rfm Frank Gele’s Sons €, . 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern_Chapel -m-mmm LINCOLN 8200. T, 'x'= COSTELLO A;0‘)7 LOCATED AT 1734 N. C NORTH m’. "Geo. W. Wise Co." 2900 M St N.W. Phone W. 138 Moderate Prices ~ “Wm. H. Sardo & Co, * N 1‘;.‘3«.'3"“' X Linceln 524 LSPEA‘RECO. ~x ither the successors of nor cumnected ‘uh' the ormginal W. R. 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