Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1926, Page 7

_THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Simplifies Baking You don’t have to do any" figuring when you use Self-rising FLOUR That’s all done—in a scientific way—with the exactly correct amount of the best leavening phosphates added to this wonderful Flour. Ready to use—and GOOD UNTIL USED. Self-rising Washington Flour is preferred by the most cautions cooks—because of its reliability. Sold by grocers and delicatessen. It's Made Good; Right Here in Washington Wi“dns-Rogérs Milling Co. Washington, D. C. Knox Straw Hats 1 Off Gabardines and Tropical Worsteds! Nothing like them for Summer— they’re cool, stylish and ~ keep their shape. Reduced to Suits that wear and fit, together with the comfort of light weight and popular price as an additional appeal. Tropical worsted suits in dark . blue, ]xght grays and stripes. Gabardine suits in cool tan shades with silk strlpes of contrasting color. Sizes to fit all men. Imported Linen Suits (silk trim) Palm Beach Suits (silk trimmed) Reduced to $1375 Double-breasted Blue Flannel Coats .........................$1850 White Flannel (cricket style) Trousers ........................ 7.50 Striped Flannel (all shades) Trousers ......................... 750 White (pure Irish linen) chkers.............................'375 Newest Block Pattern Linen Knickers ......................... 500 Scotch Tweed (Jacquard patterns) Knickers................... 7.50 English Broadcloth Shirts. .....................coiii. 195 Mansco Union Suits, “Cool as a breeze” ... 150 Pure Worsted (novelties and plain colors) 1-piece Bathing Suits, 3.85 White Imported English Wool Golf Hose....................... 250 MensWashableCrepeSummerRobes........................ 3.85 Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street o oava vo “A stitch in time saves nine” Housewives know this is trué, and the same apphes just as forcibly to interest and service charges. on your bills every month. Take the stitch in * time. The little .rip called service charges gets bigger and bigger on your bills all the time. You ' cannot look it either. But not at our store We charge no , interest or no service extras. over- We do not penalize our friends. R. F. HARVEY'S SON mRAL Dotosia 197 LOWEST PRICES -— ask for Horlick’s ¥ The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Lo THURSDAY, MRS. H. C. BROWN DIES. Wsa Prominent in Fight for Rent Legislation for District. Mrs. Henry C. Brown, 58 years old, 727 Twentleth street, died yesterday afternoon at her residence of heart faflure after a long illness. A native of Honolulu, she had been active for the past eight years in the civic under- takings of Washington and played a prominent part in-the fight for rent legislation in the District. For five years Mrs. Brown was the general secretary of the Honolulu Y. W. C. A. before coming to the United States, where she founded the Brown vocational school for training tearoom and cafeterla managers, and became principal of the Lewis Hotel Training School in this city. She was secretary of the Housekeepers' Alli- ance and a member of the Home Eco- nomics Association, being closely asso- sociated with Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. She is survived by her husband, Henry C. Brown, assistant secretary of the Y. M. C. A, and a daughter, Miss Anita B. Brow Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Lee's chapel, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, by Rev. W. A. Elunberger, assistant pastor of the Church of the Covenant, after which the remains will be cre- mated and the ashes taken to Honolulu. OBGANIZATION ACTIVITIES TONIGHT. The National Fellowship Club will glve a dance on the roof of the Wash- ington Hotel. Visitors welcome. The parishaners of the Church of St. Francis de Sales will give their closing lawn fete on the site of the church which is to be built shortly. Program will include music and sur- prise features. Eagle Council, No. 9, J. 0. U. A. M,, will continue its series of lawn parties at L’Enfant Square, at Pennsylvania and Minnesota avenues, Veteran Railroader Dies. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va.. July 22. —James W. Shelton 67 years old, died Tuesday night after a lingering ill- ness. He was connected with the R. F. & P. R. R. for more than years. Take the On‘mal Package Home For lnhnu, Convalescents, ant fl.dhorl. rsing and Expecte Children, etc. -~“.:.“.":.§‘: A well-balanced, delicious, easily assimilated Food-Drink that nourishes and up-builds. Use when tired or hungry, arat meals, or hot, upon retiring. Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years. 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Dr:Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN INCLUDED IN The Seme Annual) 0 Smmi_ Shoes Q Our Entire Stocks of White Slip- - pers. high or low heels. All white, white and colors: Sizes are daily -bemg depleted, so shop early. IMPORTANT This Sale Will Continue But® © Short Time Longer. ; Closed All Day Saturday. ~ ARTCRAFTSHOES %13]1 ¥ J‘TREET-a/D VTYPEWRITER. _ Call !3rd and JULY 1926. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Thunder- showers tonight and possibly tomor- row’ morning, followed- by partly cloudy tomorrow: not so warm to- night, much cooler tomorrow and to- morrow night; gentle to moderate southwest winds shifting to northwest late tonight. Maryland—Local thundershowers tonight and possibly tomorrow morn- ing followed by partly cloudy tomor- row; cooler tonight, muéh cooler to- morrow and tomorrow night; mod. erate southwest winds shifting to northwest late tonight. Virginia—Local thundershowers to- night and possibly tomorrow; not so warm' in_extreme north portion to- night; cooler romorrow and tomorrew night; moderate southwest winds shifting to northwest tomorrow morn- ing. West Virginia, — Thundershowers this afternoon or tonight, cooler ex- cept in ektreme east portion tonight; tomorrow generally fair and much cooler. Record for 24 hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 101; 8 p.am., 91; 12 midnight, 81; 4 a.m., 73; 8 a.m., 81; noon, 99.- wrometer—4 . 29.94; 12 midnight, 8 a.m., 29.98; noon, Highest temperature, 104, occurred at 3:45 p.m. vesterday; lowest tem- perature, 71, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 87; lowest, 67. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide 12:12 p.m.; high tide, 5:09 a.n. and 5:33 p.m. morrow-Low tide, 12:06 a.m. and p.m.; high tide, 6:02 a.m. and p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 4:39 a.m.; sun sets 2; 8 pm, 4 a.m., 29.96; Today Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:00 a.m.; sun sets 7:28 p.m. Moon rises 5:16 p.m.; sets, 2:13 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at § a.m.—Tem- perature, 85; condition, clear. Weather in Various Citles. & Temperature. g WOUITH 1gnu sewp Womo wre g o) wre e g 8 Stations. & -+ gepangat Abilene.Tex. Albany . Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore . Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago nnati Cleveland Colum'a.8.C. Denver Detroit El Paso alveston Helena . . Huron, S” D. Indianapolis’ Jacksonville . Clear Gloudy Philadelnhia Phoenix .. 39 Pittaburgh. Portland. Me gml'(hnd e aleig] S. Lake San” Antonio San_Diego 5. Franciseo i, Louis St. Paul. Seattle . Spokane WASH.D.C Pt.cloud; Cloudy ™ Clear Glouds Pt.clou l‘ln"dvd’ Cloudy o l'l!n!d * Gloudy Pl cloudy Clear a2 ameasI 2R 2EISAR2BLIBRITAINE ure. Weather. Part cloudy Puit clouds wit clou Cloudy Bart Cloudy Part cloudy Clear Rain Blrths Reported The following births have heen reported 13 the Health Department within the past ours: James 0. and Nellie Land. girl obn H. and Dorothy W. Nicholson, bo Frank ‘and_ Mary Mnmkm girl. . qrEe R, and Prances M. Williams. girl. William and” Mertle E MeXells Bog aymon and Madeline G. Birch. girl John 3 and Edna V. Barrett. boy © Josenh R. and Helen Bateman. girl William 1. and Lillian Kellinger, boy. Charles N and Cathérine M. Hess, girl. Jokn E. and Adelaide Clare. boy. Willlam' W. and Annie Walker, girl. Thomas 1.’ and Margaret A. O'Keefe. boy, Holbert B. and Gladys Berryhill, boy. John F. and Mary E. Dent. boy. Howard B. and Ruth Trevillian, girl. Allen E. and Sarah E. Lawson. girl Oscar V. and Falecha ‘Keele. girl Duncan E. and_Garnett O. Giles, boy Qliver 1 and Katherine L. Harr. boy George Le Ruy and Irens L. Lansdaie, boy. Theodric and Anna Lipscomb, boy. Toby and Theima Penn. hoy. Washington and. Alice Hill James and Lottie Saunders. Horta' (Fayal). Azores, Hamilton, Bermuda. San_Juan, Porto Rico. Havana, Cuba, Colon. Canal Zo boy. girl twins. Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have bee: to the Healil Department withia the. et o Joanna B. Good cake- paloGnS B, Gooduow. 50, National Ho Barbara Schiller, 84. 314 C &t. Jehn B! Mullean. 63 Sibicy Hmpllll Thomas N. Younk. 51, 625 Park pd- pyAna 3. Robertson. 40, Fubereaiods Hos- - (Tomas S. Brooks. 37, Dit Watter 6. En Ree . g o!l;;n 43. Walter Reeq Tam ame, Eithel Wy n '"m, 'fl:‘."p'fi’., Titberculosis' 1 .. 39, Freedme Crirjstina Johnson, 24, ¢ Mty A Dotk LR i Grace Kellyx fi" 11 Linworth Dl W, Josephine Sears. 75, 4833 Jay ot. e Emergency Hos- FOODLE DOG . Temale, white; Inge, T -hrown' eve and 1" Eray eye. ahasey 4oply Wash." Animal Redcus Leagve. 540 Com- merce Blde, 16th st and Pa_ sve, o LOST. BAG—I{ the party who found a 10. in front of 2184 Flo . will return toilet ‘articles, opera glasaes Kun’ and_camera. they will reeeive “a reward and can keep the kh:fl.x.nn of the s and no"questions 76 0r North #1507 after 6 pan, O Main BAR PIN—Gold. opgn_work. m :\::.d.y Reward.~ 2608 mmnn;m':;n'f "6 BARPIN_ diamond, platinum, 3 z ward. Retim lo B B I‘hnfl! Cleve. BILLFOLD, black, containi Government pass, <ncnrd-yd"-g-e§|"|7,'};’mf.‘.§:. ass. ave. n.e. an < ave. .. Reward. Return to 308 Dre BLACK HANDBAG, Sunday. Return t0 W. T. He G_st. iw. _Reward. tizer striped. Reward. CAT—Persian, male; North 5799, EY‘EOLAQQE%——B]M‘( shell frame. in_black loxther - case. Call H. Syk PR 7th i nw. e Ietsatie FRENCH POODLE DOG 7o it one ear black :u]h:h fid sh‘x:d‘xo.:?n'r' :';:5‘ o o leere! Same {8 Sl Blease'Geiver g GOLD WATCH. ladv's. ld( hi o fiuhfmmhhex{,lmu OB !:l;,;;-ll" “flr{'w:‘rs‘ bl ¥ Sompunichie Stier 7 o'clock A%gnfi'f‘zfifll Dlack and whiie, 5 3 B st. n.w. Potomac, TOUND, female. a7 Mewara 16 o 25 N—Persian: black RIarn 1190 1hin we nawa s “he "8"'" CKETHOOK. red leather, Tues"eve. Ec Wasl dnln;: 7 Um\en\lu Rt g SHipnE, Sy monr.” Shece nine Nort POCKETBOOK, _gentlerman's, coni e E‘.Tmmm find_Temistration “c""“g‘,? Ford: ertilt ana cara BesFing name'of Fockond some camir m “ “'""""“ Soricet tor 15t Ahd P st now, ' DgPS PURSE. red, ~containing e et ( 5. e D e Jorrl ibbe 803 LROAD_TICKET. Dallas o N ‘l:vl-‘l.‘um AR 7 Soh st Beward " YOk brown leather. between Cedar and ey Branch rd. Geor aonnl,_Adame 0854 e IRITES FOR U. S. WORKER. Funeral of George H. Aschenbach to Be Held Today. Funeral services for George Henry Aschenbach, 58 years old, of 1007 L street, printer at the Government Printing Office, who died at George Washington University Hospital, on Monday, will be conducted this after- noon at 3 o'clock, at J. W. Lee's Sons’ Chapel, by Rev. H. M. Hennig, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, after which the body will be cremated. He was a former president of the i Thomson Parent-Teacher Assoclation, secretary of the Northeast Washing- ton Citizens' Association, and a mem- ber of Columbia, No. 101, Typograph- ical Union. Mr. Aschenbach is survived by his widow, Mrs. Helena C. Aschenbach: a son, Ernest Aschenbach; eight daugh- ters—Mrs. Eva Knouse and Paulina, Marie, Elise, Helena, Anna, Clara and Theodora Aschenbach; his mother, Mrs. Paulina Aschenbach; a brother, Ernest Aschenbach, and a sister, Mrs. Elise Klotz. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Writers’ League of Washington will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m. at the Mount Pleasant Public Library. Martha Dandridge Council, No. 1, Daughters of America, will give a lawn party tomorrow evening at Thirteenth street and Potomac avenue southeast. The Men’s Bible Class of Eastern Presbyterfan Church, will give fits fifth annual outing Saturday, a boat having been chartered for a sail down the Potomac. Athletic contests, bath- ing and base ball game will be in- cluded in the entertainment, with quoit-pitching for a special feature. The match will be between J. M. Barker, class president, and the class Ieacner, G. H. Winslow. Pollce Shoot Birds. MOUNT VERNON, N. Y., July (#).—Bloody war was declared today by the police on the grackle army which has destroyed sleep the past fortnight. Shotted cartridges were used and several dozen~ of the birds slain. Bells and streams of water had failed to oust the visitors. Mussolini Now Professor. ROME, July 22 (®).—Mussolini has another job. He's going to be a col- lege professor, giving a lecture at the university in Perugia on sea power. The news came just as a pro- fessor of physical science in Cremona was arrested for insurrection against Mussolini's government. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York, Daylight Saving Time. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Finland—San Francisco DUE TODAY. Homeric—Southampton . . Resolute—Hamburg .. Roussillon—Bordeaux . Fort _Victoria—RBermuda. Carrillo—Santa Marta. Stlvia—St. John Teno—Vaiparaiso DUE FRIDAY. Harding—Bremen. . ......J July 14 July 14 DUE_SATURDAY. Fcuador—San _ Pedro .....June 29 Monterey—Vera Crus. Ly 17 Nieuw Amsterdam—Rotierdam . July 14 EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT NEW YORK. Albert Ballin-—Hambur, American Trader—London . JJuly 3 .July 18 [July 13 July 10 July 20 Tuly 18 July 3 President fremen-— yron—Piraeus . Caledonia—Glasgow California_(Medfterranean’ crulee) . Celtin—Livernool Duilio—Genoa, . . etonia—Dangi - Franconia—Live Frederick_VI{I—Copenliagen. george Washington-—Bremen Giueppl Verdi—Genoa. TLa Savoie—Havre .. Martha Washington—Trieste. . Minnetonka—London .. lympic—Southampton ta—Southampton CaneAmericanBuenos A Zresident Garfleld (world epublic—Bremen ... ... Rotterdam—Rotterdam . Stavengerfjord—Osio OUTGOING STEAMERS. TODAY. Hamburg—Hamburg Bampton Castle—Capetown . Santiago Justin Booth—Para . American Farmer—Lond Hellig Olav—Copenhiagen. Stoekholm—Gothenburg Santa Teresa—Valparaiso Coamo—San Juan President Adams—World cruise. TOMORROW. Homeric—Southampton Munamar—Nassau . Bird ~ City—Helsingfors . Older—Monte Christi. Poseldon—Port _au Prince. Caronia—London Cards of %anks. ROBERTSON. We wish to extend our sin- cere thanks to relatives and friends hlr their kindness and sympath: ] Horal ehbites at ihe death of our beloved mother_and sister. W RIDLEY. "NELLIE PITCHLYNN. WEAVER. 1 wieh to extgnd my, sincere 0 r!ll“\'!l d friends for their klndne-- sympathy and floral tributes at the death of my beloved Fi Born. TAY July 17 11020, at McClellan Hos- hio. 1o M; il H’ AR OMG o Me RN C18¢0 TA YLOR. Beaths. BOWIE. _Departed this life Tuesday morning. g DrpSa e B THERE BOWIE, Gearly beloved wite of Bawle Joving mother "o Tola Burroughs, Earl Bowle. Belle Terle, Harry and Thelma Bowie: ral Friday, pm.. e T Cnarch. 1108 ‘and K sés. how: Dapling mother. thou hast left us. ‘We the. logs moet deeply feel: But 'tis God who has bereft ‘ife can ail our sorrows heal. BROWN. Wednesday. July 21. 1926, EDITH A.. wife of Henry C. Brown. ' Funeral Filday at 3 at Lee's chapel, 332 Pa. ave. Tntermerf at Honolulu. Wednesday. July 21. 1826, at CA‘IRP“AMA“DA ‘fl‘“‘ed Wile of omas H. oll. _Funeral fro &r!fll lence of her r. Mrs, 'nmmu helan, 1219 n.w. Frid 23, at 2 p.m. Relati and friends’ lnv ted. ‘lnlerm&nl Glenwood Cemetery. iy 21, 1028, at ~Homegoathic ‘"'f:mt L. "GAUB i Shaw 148" vears, beloved wifo of John Gat Fineral services. at ine residence « o( her maother. Shaw, 720 Park_rd. Saturday at 2 p.m. lglerment Cedar mii o this life Wednesds E e lite GROSS-oy PIBSE St M0 amm. v r..rn'fi! mital, ' WILLIAM ANDREW GROSS. Teloved "son of Willism A. and Mary Toloved uaa® dovoted | hshand “of Lacy Gross (neo Ward). and father of Cornelia Gross. "o s survived by the following Sintora_and brothers: Mrs. Eila Johnacn Susie Mae, Morris Ambroge, Gladys and hmte "Gross. * Funeral Ssturday, July A% §"am. from the Church of the Tacarnation.. Deanwood, D. C. Relatives nd triends invited. i RG, Wedne: July =1, 1020 YRR, P Sl w2 o Hambi E °® Notice ‘of funeral Iater. wrg should_our tears in sorrow flow, hen God ‘recails Hia own. And bids them leave a wopld of woe ¥or an immortal crown? ot even death & gain 18 ! ose. whose Iife t0 God was given? Glyhy” o earth Uheiy sves they close. " them in hea T " RIS PARENTS. 230 lllvl\fl.flul.yl":! ;nglha; hildA?!:’l:enoe( achel L. and father o ?‘3'2'.'3 B :!'.S:m.,.,ofl Trving. Fungral from Tesidence 3 e et iven and THonds favited (6 88 Vinterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 21, 1026, JOSEPH JOHN- "“"6‘ POV etotod oni of Satah and “Renry Sonnson *'He. feaves to mourn his loss iwo g "'v"?uly""s“'.’x'x‘-a'a’f’ e 2 3 I albert's anderiaking Darior. Y. On Wed July 21, 1026, J. KB, the beloved Risband of Katheriis bington) and son of Mar- 2 le" Josoh ¥ ey, - P take Dlace from his late resi- ienee, B013"41h urch, where Tequiem m S5 o Clock: | Relatives and Shed to attend. Interment fn Olivet Cemetery. GAUB. ount uly 13 | Beaths. LYLES. Tuesday. July 20, 1926, SARAH E LYLES, wife of Herman Lylos l-unerll irom the resid ce_of her mother, rliza Cooper. Bruee pl. ¥ July 1 pm. Relatives invited 3 MA> July 22,1926, at his resi 3 reanwich Parkuas . JOSEBH 3 I(ANSO\I belo d husband of M, Manson and father of Philio R v l(l‘ehr“hi!n“. )Ilmmn ln!‘! ",:i 3 néral services Saturday. Ju TPl punral, serziegt naturdsy July B at' 11 am. Ioterment Arlington metery. MecKEE. Suddenly, July "l 1926, at 315 m.. at her residence, 014 Virgt o2 MARY ELLANCKER, beloved i of George C. McKee and E mett, Funeral Friday, July Esthal Memorial Episcopal (,h“rl‘h C41 gress Heights, D. C. Interment at Arling ton Cemetery at 3 p.m. relatives invited. MeKEE, A, special meeting of Elec No S.. is called for Frid July 23 16 pm.. in the chapier Toom, " for “the purpose ‘of attending tne fungral of our MARY E. Me- MAIHEHA THOMPSON, Worthy Matron. ELSIE S. KOBINSON, Sécretary. MLAUGHLIN. Thursday, Jul Gartleld Hospital Mo resident of the L(:nnmv. and Home. Takoma. D. C. Serv the S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 4901 lm. . n.w...Saturday. July 24. at % p.m. 23 PHYNES. Departed this 1ife after a brief illness which she bore ‘with Christian patience, MABEL PHYNES (nee Suydam). devoted ' daughter of William ~Suydam? She leaves to mourn their loss. husband. three children. tiree brothers and one i ter. aunt, three uncles. stepmother. thres haif-brothers, half-sister. two _nephews. two nieces and a host of other relatire and _friends. Funeral Friday. July 1026, at 1'pm. from Asbury M Church. 11th and K sts. n.w. Friends md relatives invited. PHYNES. Members of Queen Victorta whn.d of Ruth, No. 1711, G. U. O. of SOl bk hntaa o~ abiend.he funér of Sister MA JEL PHYNES, Ffldl . Jul 23. 1026 it 1 p.m.. from Asbury hurch, T1in and K sts” . BEATKICE KEELING, M. N. G; FRED A. SABES. W. POLLOCK, Wedneasy. 2926, o remidence. 6 6yl niw ditter o linews. Dr. ANNA F. POLLOCK. . Funer services at h!l’ late home at 4 p.m. fl- day. July 23. RAWLINGS. Wednesday. July 21. 1926, at her residence. 1309 6th st. nw.. ANN V¥ e o hes of e 141s John ate sister. .vuly 21, 1926, at Afhert Rawlings. She 18 survived by threa danghters and two sons_ Funeral flom * he> late residence. Saturday. July ’.’C 8:30 thence to the Chureh of Immaculate Conception. \!hlm mass e said for the repose of her soul 1""‘ tives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment at Waidorf. Md. SINOPOLI. Wednesday, July 21, her residence, 1323 Columbia_rd.. %asr B.. beloved wife ol Jack Smopoll and” mother of Jack. jr. and Rosemary Jeane Sinopoli. Remains resting at ” Chambers' funeral home. 14th and Chlplg Gts. nw. where services will be hel Friday. July 23. at 1 p.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. SMOTHERS, Tuesday. Jlllv 20, 1926, at Garfield Hospital, LIDIA SMOTHERS. be. Toved wite' of Willlam L. Smothers and mother of Mamie Peterson and Luly. Adams. “Funeral Friday July 23, at 1 D.m.. from First Baptist Church. George: towi. 27th and Dumbarton ave. h.w. maink Testing at W. Earnest Jarvis We: End parlors. 25th and Dumbarton ave. SMOTHERS. Ladi Auxiliary to_ the Goachmen: You are requested, to atend tha funeral of Mre. LIDIA SMOTHERS. Friday. July 2, b from Firet Bap: Chureh. 27uh ‘and Dumbarton ave. WILSON. Shenandaah, P: connected _ witl Washington. Funeral services at_St. Ann’s Episcopal Church, ~Annapolis, Md.. Friday. July 23. at 3 o'clock. In Memoriam. N. In _memory of ALMA CUSH. bR Y " COLEIAN o deparied this life one year ago today, July 22, 19"5 One year has passed since you left us. My sadness. it seems. will never cease: My heart fills with sorrow, my eyes often, fill with tears. 1 know you are waiting for us wherg earthly sorrows cease to roll One by one we will meet you. ‘When we cross the mystie river. one b one_ MOTHER AND FAMIL! JORDAN. In sad but loving remembrance, of my devoted son. GEORGE ALLEN JOR- DAN. Who_deparied this life four years axc. July 22. 102 The etars are dimly shining. Upon your lonely grave. ‘There sleepeth without waking loved but could not save 1 often think of dass gone by When we were together. The shadow of my life is cast My loved one is kone. How I miss you, dear brother. ‘This four years has gone by How my. little heart longs {o: But in this 1ife more together. ome day on the shining shore We will be together Gone but not h)rrotum Hl* LOVING MOTIIF D BROTHER.* E AND CORNELIUS JORDAN. % WILK| In ead but loving re romhrancy 0f ALICE LISGO ster- - 1 l ho left us thirty-five yeu‘l ag0. AR C L 1865 P evoted. mother evoted mother of " ELIZABETH LIGGONS. who _disd* thirty-four vears ago. July 21, 1882 aunt. DEBORAH WILKI who md twenty-three, vears agg. July 23 father ELISHA TIGGONS. whe departed this life thirteen vears ago. 26. + 1073 brother “CHARLES Ltlé;aoggh-nu 3 died November =other. ERT LIGGONS. who died October and nephew. SAMUEL LIGGO! die in Tolado. Ohio, June 3. 1024, 'son of the late Samuel C. Liggona: SURVIVING MEMBER. MARTHA LJG- NIEDOMANSKL. In loviug but sad remems brance of our dear ton and brother. HORACE NIEDOMANSKI. who died one ¥ear ago today, July 22, 1925. Never a moment are vou out of my mind. 5'23'1 I(I) I’WQI‘I are the memories you fl ehing You were o patient, so loving and dear. God “wanted vou and calied. “Dariing Horace. come home to Ma here. So now our dear son and brother is asleep * g TOvING WOTHER_AND BROTHER. * MRS. A. NIEDOMANSKI AND SON. * WS 1t lovlix memorr of e grosied) Tather, HAROLD P. OWENS. who de- * pariod his e scven vears ago. today, iy God takes the loved ones from the home, But never from the heart: There is a link death cannot sever. H8° HOVIe B EHTER " aLicE M. GAVEOR. z REYNOLDS, In sad but loving remem. . brance of our dear “wife and mother. REBECCA M. REYNOLDS. who departed ll.l;l‘l:s life one year ago today. July 22, Deep in our hearts 30u are fondly remem-« Sweet, Gunston happy memories cling around your name. fTrue hearts that love you with deepest affection, Always will love you in death just the’ o e AR LoVINE So: HARRY B. REYNOLD: RIDGWAY. HAYDEN E. RIDGWAY, who' geparted' this life’ two’ sears ago todar., Father, dear, your name is love, “Twas given you by God above Although two years you have been away. We miss ;ifl“ more _and moze WIFE AND CHILDREN. * ERAL DIRECTORS Quick, Dignified. :mcum. Service W. W. Deal & 816 H St. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 Antomobile_Servi Chapel. =" CHAS. S. ZURHORST EAST CAPITOL ST. e titvein SHa Timothy Hanlon 641 H St. N.E. Phone L. 5543. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director m‘hvm in Connection. c.'""..,. ous chapel _and modern “3 =ndnrnln prices. 332 Pa. Av-. Nw Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. llbl‘g"‘sflvflfl'rfl flanh%n‘:‘ Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO - OW_LOCATED AT 1724 N. P ko NORTH mg Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Bt Linceln §2¢ V.L. SPEARE €O, successory, of nor con vll!h lh. orklnnl W. ar establ Bent. Fhes '“Fgmgf:lg 940 F s!‘i:svtv' NW. 3 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons . (ISAAC BIRCH) = 3034 M St. N.W. Esiabiished Bhone: West. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Peand, Ave. NW.* FUNERAL DESIGNS. v ——y,r—mrm‘-w—" Gude Co., 1212 F St.-" C. Shaflcr o e FLORAL “Buxs adn a1 PRATE PRICES. No branch storem BLACKISTONE'S 5 cHoI %W‘l Thad