Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING FOUR REASONS WHY THOUSANDS OF WASHINGTONIANS TRADE AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES DAILY 1st—High-Class Merchandise 2nd—Low Prices 3rd—Clean Stores 4th—Courteous Employes PANCAKES H E l N Z Just the thing for the 57 Varieties kiddies’ breakfast these Are Well Represented No.1 Can cool, snappy mornings. on Piggly Wiggly Shelves No. anll 20¢ PILLSBURY | 2 AUNT JEMIMA- for TECO 25¢ | BOSTON BEANS, 2 for 25 2 Vegetarian BEANS, 2 ;:r 25: No- 21/2 Can 25¢ RED KIDNEY BEANS 15¢ We Have Your Favorite DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Sliced—New Pack 15¢ VIRGINIA SWEET, 10c SPAGHETTI Small 10c SYRUP SPAGHETT] Medium 2 for 25¢ TOMATO SOUP 521! 3 for 25¢ TOMATO SQUP Medium 14¢ If You ul’eant Pure KETCHUP Small 17¢ Brand Maple We Recommend | KETCHUP Large 26¢ 1l House. . .52 CHILI SAUCE Wooum 79, | Maxwell House. . . 52c GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY 12-0z. Bottle. ... 45¢ Pint Bottle ....55¢ LOG CABIN 27c, 52¢ KARO, Maple.......25¢c KARO, Red Label. . ..12¢ KARO, Blue Label. ...10c FLOUR Your Choice of Gold Orienta, Package. . 50¢ Orienta, Can. . .. .53¢ Wilkins’ Perfect . . 52¢ Wilkins’ Breakfast . 42¢ Lord Calvert. . . . .50c Your Luck. ... ..49¢ SUGAR Best Cane Granulated Buy It Now! 10Lks. 59c 5 Ibs., 18¢ 10 Ibs., 35¢ Jonathan Apples . 25¢ Grimes Apples 6 Ibs., 19¢ Quinces, 41bs., 23c CHILI SAUCE ~ Larse INDIA RELISH ~ Small 37c 17¢ 29c 20c 35¢ MALT VINEGAR ™"t 16c CIDER VINEGAR Pint 16¢c TARRAGON VINEGAR - 30c PEANUT BUTTER 12¢ PEANUT BUTTER 18¢ PEANUT BUTTER ‘2Tc APPLE BUTTER, Lb. 26¢ CURRANT JELLY 28¢ Medal or Pillsbury MUSTARD 14c¢ OLIVE OIL, 4-o0z. 26¢ 12-Ib. Sack 69 | QLIVE OLL 21 POTATOE Sweet Potatces 51bs., 13¢c Yellow Onions 3 Ibs., 10c Spanish Onions each, 5¢ Kale or Beans 21lbs., 15c | Honey Dew Melons, 25c best fresh BUTTER =="Lb., 52¢| FRESH MEATS AND FRESH FISH n be bought at the following Piggly Wiggly Stores—there is one con- venient to your home: : INDIA RELISH Large PICKLES, 5-oz. U.S.No. 1 Stock “Sunset Gold” 4903 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. 3515 12th St. N.E. Conn. Ave. and Macomb St. N.W. 5546 Conn. Ave. (Chevy Chase) 1622 H St. N.W. 79 Maryland Ave., Hyattsville 713 H St. N.E. 3226 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. 2024 R. I. Ave. N.E. 1631 Conn. Ave. N.W. 2459 18th St. N.W. 1704 17th St. N.W. 1222 Penna. Av 3147 M St. NW. 7th and East Capitol Sts. 6914 4th St. N.W. 2742 14th St. N.W. 3178 Mt. Pleasant St. Kensington, Md. 2017 14th St. N.W. 23 Laurel Ave., Takoma Park 2001 P St. N.W. (Dupont Circle) 1803 Conn. Ave. N.W. 2580 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Silver Spring, Md. 2009 18th St. N.W. 1831 K St. N.W. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, KANSAS CITY STAR EDITOR DEAD AT &0 Wife Finds Body of -Ralph Stout at Nelson’s Coun- try Estate. Early to bed Early to rise was not written about extra interest and serv- ice charges added to your bills every month. These extras never go to bed, they work all the time, night and day against your income and against your prin- cipal. You will be neither wealthy nor wise in accepting this extra addition to your bill for something you did not buy. Not at our store, how- ever. We charge no extras, no interest, nor budget charges on any of our bills. We do not penalize our friends. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, October 11.—Ralph Stout, managing editor of the Kan- sas City Star and one of the most widely known newspaper men in the Middle West, died here early yester- day. Mr. Stout, who had been intimately associated with the Star and fits founder, Willlam Rockhill Nelson, since 1886, had been in poor health for more than a year. Death was due to heart' disease. ‘The body was found by Mrs. Stout at Sni-a-Bar Farm, the Nelson counuy estate, Mr. Stout had succumbed to ‘the attack sorw time during the night. Mr. Stout Was born in Adrian, Mich., July 11, 1866. He was educated at the University of Kansas, and follow- ing his graduation, became a reporter on the Star. In 1889 he became city editor and in 1905 he was made man- aging editor, holding that position ever since. He was one of the larger stockholders in the Kansas City Star Co., which recently purchased the property from the trustees of the William R. Nelson estate. In 1921 he compiled and edited a volume composed of editorials written for the Star by Col. Theodore Roose- velt, entitled “Roosevelt in the Kan- sas City Star.” He held offices in a number of publishers’ and editorial e i LAMB CHOPS | VEAL CHOPS | PORK CHOPS Lb., 50c | Lb.,48c | Lb.,45c SIRLOIN STEAK Ib. 47c WE DYE , the North American Newspaper Alli. APPAREL BLACK WEAR! ance, & eyndicate. C 7 r. Stout is survive y _his wife, Fofi,’;?g‘:‘;.l:‘“ gne davghter, Mys. Franklin Gled o , New ork, and a son, vid The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. |stout. Funeral services will be held tomor- ]x;ow afternoon at the Stout home ere. Chambers Funerals Faris *1()0 EDMONSTON & CO., Inc. New Address—612 13th St. Bet. F and G Sts. (West Side) Our Enlarged Joint BOOTS and OXFORDS Are Smart as Well as “Corrective”’ Lincoln 239 $5,000-z::-$4240 at Age 30. Send Date of Birth for Full Information LeROY GOFF Insurance— all branches 610 Woodward Bldg. Main 840. Life Instrance Costs They demonstrate conclu- sively that one can wear “cor- rective” shoes that are not unsightly. These shoes are built on a Special Last of ours that is roomy at the enlarged point— housing it comfortably—but the shape of the last minimizes the size of the joint. —Our Enlarged Joint Foot- wear lends the “helping hand” to tender feet, soothing them at once. EDMONSTON (Incorporated ) 612 13th Street wArSEENYE S0 ANDREW BETZ, Manager The Enlarged Joint Last Loading Wilkins IN Santos—the port of picturesque beauty and en- chantment . . one of the gr;?om t;oflee ship- cities in the world . . . m there comes pi.ng‘me of the superior grades that are blended in Wilkins Breakfast Coffee ‘WE new; allow a grocer oo ‘load up’ whh ‘Wilkins, for his stock must always be fresh —to assure you that the aroma will ever be MONDAY, OCTOBE organizations and was a director in 11, 1926. | MRS. c. v. DORSEY DIES. | CONTRACTOR, 77, DEAD. Widow of Noted Minister Succumbs in Takoma Park Home. Mrs. Clara Virginia Wynkoop Dor- sey, 76 years old, dled yesterday, after a long illness, at her residence, 115 Chestnut avenue, Takoma Park. She was the widow of Rev. James Owen Dorsey, noted authority on the lan- guage of the American Indians. Mrs. Dorsey was born in Hedgesville, W. Va., and_was w ploneer resident of Takoma Park, where her husband con- ducted services in Trinity Church and collected data for the Smithsonian In- stitution. She was a member of the Bishop's Guild, the Daughters of the King of the Church of the Ascension and chap- lain of the Martha Washington Chap- ter, D. A. R. Mrs. Dorsey was active in raising funds for the erection of the National Cathedral. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James Herndon Lightfoot, and two granddaughters, Virginia Dorsey and Georglana Chapin Lightfoot. Fun®ral services will be conducted | tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at | her late home by Rev. T. W. Cooke, | rector of the Church of the Ascension, and Rev. C. M. Young, rector of Trin- ity Church, followed by interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. for Wednesday. Thomas C. Topping, 77 years old, retired contractor, died today after a long fllness at his residence, 5401 Galena place. He was a native of Bridgehampton, N. Y., but had resided in Washington for the past seven | vears. He celebrated his golden wed- ding anniversary here last December. He had been a member of the Order of 0dd Fellows for 50 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Libbie M. Topping, and two sons, Arthur A. and Willlam B. Topping of this city. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Potomac Heights Community Church by Rev. Oscar J. Randall, fol- lowed by interment in Cedar Hill Cem- etery under the auspices of Columbia Lodge of 0dd Fellows. Births Reported. The following births have been reported fo, the iealtn Department in the Tast 54 oun N And Hom T. Yick. Charles H. and Ruth B Frown, boy. LHI- and_Mildred E. Dear — Ko, ™ Hook, boy. - omas H. and Julian DT+ o3 A. and Jlr'mlelm D. of A. Ceremonial Tonight. James G- and Maude E "im Special Dispatch to The Star. R o an 7. MCcLEAN, Va., October 11.—A coun- | Edward and M cil, Daughters ‘of America, will be Gward E. fl;stl'tlu!g‘d tonight in the auditorfum| Chester E. and of the Masonci Temple by the State T councilor, Mrs, Florence M. Thayer, | Yans k. ani Anna g and staff officers of Virginia. The| Jonn ¢ and Julla Roberts council was recently organized. wmum M ‘and Mirlam G. oal n. girl and Pearl Doyle, boy. Erard Ko Smich, vov. — - Deaths Reported. ,The following, deaths have been te glioriney deathe havp, bege Teesd Anderson. 53, 610 8th st. e.w. THE WEATHER District of Columbja—Showers this afternvon and tonight; tomorrow not much change in temperature; gentle carge L. north Wwinc 98 aryland - this’ afternoon "h'a“.,'l;“ e W iliamson. 30, * Emerency probahly ht; tomorrow | Hospital ohn E, H 3 not much chango In tempera- | Jonn £ Gray. 58, Providence Hospital, ture; moderate north and northeast | Hospital. winds. fiidore, Sherman, 27, 000 B, .:? Virginia — Cloudy with _ probable = A bbott. oy Egel showers_this and tonight;| Mase it. Horner gamfinf Do 508 B8t e.w not much change in temperature; mod- | . John llVl"» B hottne. Childrens arate southwest and west winds. O B. Saun- West. Virginia—Showers tonight; | ders, 30 mnmm. Slblg’vm mm r: tomorrow cloudy; not much change in ;fuum Ad."" P temperature. S u‘ itnger X foapital. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 72; 8 p.m., 68; 12 midnight, 65; 4 am., 61; 8 a.m., 62; noon, 65. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.87; 8 pm., 29.87; 12 midnight, 29.87; 4 a.m., 29.90; 8 a.m., 29.93; noon, 29.95. 73, Low Highest temperature, at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. m&m, 60, occurred at 6:30 a.m. to- Temperature same date last year— Highest, 54; lowest, 85. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast omas. SPrina K Fhomas, a1 st. rearet Goodwyn, 2 onthe: Children‘s Poultrymen to Plan Show. Special Dispatch to The Star. MANASSAS, Va., October 11.—The Prince William County Poultry As- soctation will hold a meeting in the county agent's office here tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock, when plans will be effected for the Fall poultry and corn show. and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:17 a.m. and 5:12 ’:m“ p.m.; high tide, 10:47 a.m. and 11:03 p.m. BECKHAM. On Sunday, October 10. 1926, Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:03 a.m. and| at 12:10 pm. at the home of her son-in- 555 p.an.; high tide, 11:30 a.m. and ffe: Ma., ¥ FANNTE SORHIA 11:50 p.m. M. widow ot the late Cicer Beckham. in her 8. dysar F‘unerll serv- The Sun and Moon. ice “at, h"x Jatg ‘n-g' ence. S35 vu: 2 " ¢ 'uecday., Octo Today—Sun roso 612 am.; sun sets| = Tiicment Hsck Creck Cometory.. b m. BELL. On Sund: October 10, 1926, O omorrow—Sun rises 6:13 a.m.; sun | HARRIST E. BELL wifo of ine late sots 5:35 pan FARRIED, Piuncral ot Maruires Tuneral Moon rises 1040 a.m.; sets 8:40 pm ’}'"‘"1;"’" ciober 18 sfindly © ot Automobile lamps to be lighted one- flower: half hour after sunset. BRI\(“'B. ‘Snddrnl!- on_Sunday, am., at her altence, o, ne ANNIE C., belo\ed C. Brunger, aged 62. Fu oes' gt the hotise Wednewday, Oc 2 pm. Interment at Glen- Condition of the Water. ‘Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at § a.m.—Tem- perature, condition, very muddy. Entered into eternal rest Saturday. Weather in Various Cities. ctober 9, 19 t 11:20 p.m., at his resi: {ence, dE’;l.hArI;n }n(n Va. ROBERT, the :loved hushand of Carrie d son Rt of ey Booker. - Notice of funeral later a b EEE ay, October 11, 1926, g 3B g5 5, ON1A beloved wite of 5 dg R @ r 13, at 8:30 am : g ) Reguiem mags’ m Martin's Church at + 9" o'clock. es’ and_friends invited. : L - Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 VID. On_ Sunday, October 10. 1026, 68 LA. W. beloved wife of Max David 49 and mother of Leo David, daughter of 62 Mrs. Bertha Wise and sisterof Mrs. Jacoh Kohner and Miss Laura Wise. Funeral ity Balimors Hirminghan 3 seos from her lato restdence. 1736° Columbia rd.. m on Tuesday, October 12, 13 . 8 DORSEY. On Sunday. October 10. 1926. at ! 8:80 am. at her residence, 118 Chestint ve. Takoma LARA 'V KB HORSEY, idow * of 4 Owen Dorsey and mother of Mrs. James Herndon Lightfoot, in the 76th year of her age. ~Funeral from her late residence on Tuesday, October 12, at 2 p.m. GEORG On Saturday. October 9. 1028, D beloved wife of William T * Cloudy Funeral from her late residence, ! Prcloudy 3 wm Delafield et. n.w.. on Tuesday, Octo- oudy 8:20 : thence to at am.; Soluriet’s Rurch, whate inass Wi bo m:s inyit M at O am. Realtives and friends a8 7 fo attend. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- X tery. 8% & GEORGE. The Catholic _Daughters of 22 28 America apnounce the death of a beloved i By member, ‘Mrs. LILLIE GEQRGE. 8 B8 T L oz 98 o Deiaheld “pi: nw.“Monday 45 40 evening, October 11 el 81 30 MARY ¢ HOLA Grand Regent. R RET ATCOTLE, Finandal Seay. | 74 44 ou-October 10, 1020, JOHN 94 4 GETMAN, the beloved hun!mml 9% 9 nie Getman, age 57 year R 2 funeral from. his late residence, 920 £ 70 853 #t. ne. on Wednesday. October 13. at 68 53 p.m. interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 17 g0 1% HAGERTY, On Sunday. Octoher; 10, 1926 73 60 at_Brooklyn, N F beloved wite of the laté Funeral from herslugncu“resmrmf ’}n ank- | agerty. ‘e on Tue (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) ; .-'_'Dlz.y‘n 10 am | Ritatives lnni:)"rl Stations. g W nvited (o attend. Intrement (private) at L flfid‘,.,‘;"’ r’““’%%"“" Part ?1;'\',4", Mount Ofivet Cereters Pars, Cie Vipghlonday, October 11 10 ER- Beriin. ¢ i1 G Deloved wife of Johin 3. P8 Horta, ;m\ ?n Azgres.’. 70 Foggy Hoticn 5t funeral heroafio ‘ Hamijton, Bermus % Qea HARDIN. On Sunday. Getober 10, 1026, at | &o 535 hm 8t hia residence 1703 10th st. n.w.. Ci CE He leaves 8% movrn thelt 1oce a deveted riosd, Ehise Webster, and relatives.” Notics of funeral ater HARVEY. S!md Onlnher 10. 1926, at hfir Lost and Found ol iar et ke 5‘ he_beloved motger o1, Dagli Advertisements recelved 118, A ”1‘.‘5’ Satthe ur- A until noon, except Satur- Carter Wit Mps 10" Wal ther-in. days and holidays, when Pt donnies '“1"" s they are accepted up to 12»" Monday evening . from St t hetween E's Scott, " Interment Wob.:ll:;l ber 10, 1026, MARIE Widow ot the lata John ATER SPANIEL: all | cervices at Lee's chapel : wearlng_red Found at at 11 am. e rer apply | HOLLIS. On Saturdas. Qctoe 2 Wash. Animal Rescie 54554 hhe 1 hiy residence, | 24 me"'m‘: T EPHRAIM JOSEPH L] aged 50 years. beloved h!ll?)nn(] of Naom;_ Hollis. Funeral om above residence Tuesd: October 12, at 1 p.m., thence to Lincolnia hurch, Va.. where services will be held 11 v.;m. Relatives and friends invi Qotober. 0, 1 EYTG the beloved husband of El: & I en Tolines (e Jackeon). th LI 210, Wakefield ¥ M e U "g;-m__hggl LL from United 1 ednesday 5y Tnterment at AE e A Pilten” shaies Soidiers' "Home (cmbters | G Cohmpia Relatives and. friends invited. (Pitcshurgh. koma. Liber: Pa. and Fredericksburg. Va.. papers iease copy.) Just & sad and sweet remembrance. st @ memory. fond and true: Juit'a token of aftection Apd a heartache etill for you TS Rl est In peace HIS LOVING WiFE K% DAUGHTER, JONNKON. Devarted this life Sunday, o 10 Reward " calfskin, ¢ GERMAN POLICE DOG f whereabouts. Adams 043 or 1026, at 1 me iliness “a e Pesieics. A3 B $UME JOHNSON the Veloved dangh: r"of Mr. and Mra. Robert Rice. ¢ eaves to' mourn their loss @ husband: son. Clinton: two msters. Emma Tate. Brodis: one niece. one uncle. a de- friend and 3 host of relatives Return 16 hl]"’;';l 'rSmIMl! 1al Gird_and L ste. Welierday Octoner 13%5t 1°p Haa tives and friends invited. 12¢ KISTNER. On Sunday. October 10, 1926 at ‘the Natlonal Lutheran Home. MARY A. KISTNER. aged 72, years. Funeral ‘!‘rnmv the / fll)?lt 4)l“§hl' Hl!nlkc cn"l‘lm-day etohar a ‘weloe te Northumberland, Pa, ©° s KOEHLER. On Saturda . - 9, rTiey Homitar CEDROE S Ko m.rk i of Margaret M. and son of ‘the lats L fenial Reward beloved husbas (nee Barghausen ) Thomas C. Topping’s Funeral Set ""5";.“ {'reward” Address Box George . and Matilda Koehler. Funeral 1 from b wale centlence, 5578 S o witon e Ueaday. October 19, at 2 p. ves Al {r;““' Rl e e ettt e 12 L it Prospect Hill Cemetery. ELLA. gree Sep- o Dot 50, on car_irom Falls ergich o KOEHLER. Membera 2,£d,“,“,,“‘ o """ ingion via Grorgeiown. "Reward. | ApL. ftussied o moch a1 i S e i 1036, ot 5 30 p1 = g s of our late Bulf TorFier hrolh-r e f RoURTeR polergn Pl T e S | ol Lost Sept. 2 Phone Col. 62 J I) n]’.lTT 0‘ | Deaths. The officers and members of ac are hereby notified to attend o eting Monday evening, Oetol . 0 Tempie, for the pur e Brothér GEORG! e o hie rowidencs L. L BEALL, C.C.11¢ The officers and members of cent Benevolent ~Association are hereby notified to_attend the funeral of gur late brother. GEORG: KOEHLE! e oo bie Tuse Tesiience. WM, T, BAUM. President, o MeC nnmfl( ~On emmuv Qetgber 9. uu» AM . ploved hu;‘ 1116 sun at 10 a.m s soul. Relatives and Interment Mount Olivet for the repose of friends_invited. Cemeter red into rest Suilay, October t 2:30 p.m. RICHARD M. Tiusband of Kate McCoy John McCoy and I Funeral e Oc o clock elatives und Triends Invited to terment Woodiawn Cemeters: n Su October 10, 19 his residence Prince G Co.. ‘Md.. W MO loved hushapd 3 at 230 Cndren™* Rela ifi ll[fl Saturday, Octobe- OY. " devoted Dus 7'\Il\erlll‘ l‘u?fldl\' Vetween 4% an lock, Batiat Chitreh, °M st Sleep on, dear loved one. and take thy rest We kwea oa Gearly, Bt God loved F nn'mm %eva‘rt bie Iife Mondas, Octobe 94 is residance l“‘ LRE A N belgved hu P Martiin Adams Smith.* Notic band mnem hereafter. ‘\mdly etening, October 10 G nie resid Gal lace ‘cr o Yingerin 4o i beloyed husband (» pm . Tnterment Relafives Bad” frichds Fespecttully ins to attend h VALENTIN October 10 m"u at - Garfield Hospital. MARTHA LENTINE, beloved wife of Jossph o leases to mourn thelr lox es and friends, Funeral Hen Remains resting_at tuneral "patiors. On Sunday. e. other relat don. Va. Ernest Jarvis Co. Georgla ‘ave. n.w. Ju Memortam. FREEMAN. In memory of our dear wife and mother, MARTHA FREEMAN. who e eiht years ako today. Oc tober 11 QVED.pHUSBAND, ROBE! HER Fm‘t VED, e AN A GHT! “f)KTE‘ i TTS. Sacred to_the memory of our dar ling mnlhnr"LO! ISE M. GETTS, "e Tt us two years ago, October 11, 192 She is still here in innumerable waye, Her cherished presence blesses all our das Al eventide and all the long day throux! We think of her, just as we used to do Th arment of her soul has passed awus Th: 'Ah"\llll spirit, the Xn\fi!‘, ht st The!l‘hohi)( her voice, hnrfll\v . t;:"v‘vhl' Just a8 they TR TOVING CHILDREN lh beautiful hereafter, fo Q he life that is to be, Somewhere T ‘G creat” torovar, ‘Grandma, meet with thee. HER GRA\DQO\' “” LIAM BRO N LIEBLER. In memory of our t. LLOYD BAXTER L(Fl\( FB B"nfi\ hfi;:nt‘}\— V. S. A.. October 11, 1918. GE' l|'fl in bl‘ll ‘lhfll :‘h' £k L Death 1o but {he' 205 WOTHER. * embrance of our it remepbrance of o s life one year October 11 ifo was sweetest could have lived her best. Just when And she The gates of heaven opened Ard God called Ter home to rest She wore & crown of patlence T:A“ ‘Pz‘r"(‘!“hh“l“‘ )"‘fl(i she r!lml"l!d on e hande that rest foreve hands that made our home, A ""'u"’\l. HUSBAND AND CHII NEULAND. In loving remembrance of our At a0 and. brother. JOSEPH M. NEU LAND. who departed this life elght year- October 11, 8go today. October 11 1010 o . In ead but loving remembra N Hear nusband. GEORGE N V‘HEY who 4|(p1rh¢d this life one v ago today. October . 19 On_the hillside. w.mv sleeping. Where the flowers gently wave. Lies the one I love so dearly. In his lone and silent grave. The flowers 1 place upon his grave May wither and deci Bug the love for him “hn sleeps beneath never fade aw 'HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. SAVARESE. In sad remembrance of ms go:r’l:mmm‘ TOBY SAVARESE. who die. ctol You ehall nlwavl be_remembered In this world of grief and pain. In life'T loved you dearly nd in 1§ LOVING SISTER] EMICTA GIOVAN SMITH. band. WILLIAM H six years ago, Octol At home on the ber mmm m Is of God. By the valley of rest so_fair. some time. when m lr:mkisdono TFE FRANCES SMITH. * Sacred to the memory of our HAYER, who rteen years ago to In loving memory of my dear hus SMITH, who left m w| 37453 have passed awar st eaid farewel] 'l'Mmon lnnf Since we lat The loneliness we feel today No human tongue can tell. Trjsteen long years. with all its changes Since death strangely bade us part But, dear father. all aont (ke s tromm ont Hid CHILDREN, WARFIELD. _In loving memory of my dear brother. JEREMIAH WARFIELD. w fled elehicen vears ago today.” October 'Gone, but not forgotten His SISTER FUNERAL DIRECRORS E, Funeral Director in_Conncetion. Comm modern crematoriums. Pa. Ave. NW. Call el and uuumu.- Drices. 33% 1385. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. NW. RS, Teiaphons __ Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NOW._LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7976 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. NE. 402 e Lincoln 524 £V L. 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