Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1926, Page 9

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘The Women’s Inter-denominational Missionary Federation of the District and Vicinity, will have its semian- nual gathering of money’ for leper re- llef tomorrow, 2 p.m., at Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church South. The an- nual meeting wil be held at 1:30 p.m., in the side room. ‘“Merry Christmas" boxes will be packed for the lepers of the Far East and Virgin Islands, and among gifts requested are red bandana handkerchlefs, hair ribbons, soft, unbreakable dolls and money for packing and postage. Mrs. David W. Lum of India_will speak of “‘Mary Reed, the Cured Leper.” The Stearns Bible class will meet tomorrow, 1 p.m., at Mt. Vernon M. E. Church. Dr. K. B. Moomaw will preside. Mount Pleasant Citizens’ g‘on will meet Saturday, o 2 Associa- .m., at Mount Pleasant Public L?brlry. — ple will meet at luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the Ebbitt Hotel, Tenth and H streets. “The Unreasonableness of Rational- ism” will be the toplc of discussion at the Friday lecture course in St. Paul's Catholic Church tomorrow night. Very Rev. Francis P. Lyons, president of St. Paul's College, will preside. Alpha Delta Phi business luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at Franklin Square Hotel. Smith College officers will tomorrow, 4:30 p.m., at the A. A. U. W., 1634 I street. Following a re- ception and tea, there will be an ad- dress by Dr. Alfred P. Dennis, vice chalrman of the United States Tariff Commission, formerly of the history department of Smith College. The Boosters’ Club, Woodmen of the World, will have a dinner at the Colonial Hotel Saturday evening. The Olam Club will hold an open ceting Saturday, 8:30 p.m., at the Hart Schaffner & Marx uits—Overcoats—$32 There’s seldom been a value that could even approach these at THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926. Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth and Q streets, Dr. J. W. Barenburg of Baltimore, recently returned from Soviet Russia, will speak of “Future of the Jew in Russia.” The Susan B. Anthony Foundation will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the Ar- lington Hotel. Alpha Kappa Fraternity will give a t:;mce tomorrow, 9 p.m., at the Lee ouse. The Chillum Helghts Citizens’ As- eociation will hold its monthly meet- ing at the Joseph R. Keene School, Riggs and Rock Creek roads, tomor- row night. EER RS DTSN ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The KEsperanto class will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at Thomson School. Dean Willlam Wilbur of George ‘Washington University will give a Shakespeare evening at the City Club, 8:15 o'clock, in eonjunction with | assistant to the chief of the Children's the bi-monthly musical of the club. | Bureau, will conduct the class. Mrs. Helen Corbin Henil, pianist, and Mrs. Dwight M. Young, contralto, will assist. The junior section of the Women's City Club will have a card party, 8 o'clock, at the club. The McHale Gaelic Society will meet, 8 o'clock, in Thomson School. jdent's Own Garrison, No. 104, Ag;' l:d Navy Union, will meet, 8 o'clock, in board room of the Dis- trict Building. h H. Milans Lodge Chnpt_er wl‘]’ln“h‘:lve fts first visitation, 8.1: o'clock, at Masonic Temple, El(ht. and F streets northeast. Fraternity invited. The ret Murray Washington Club o’fn g Sisters will hold its initial meeting of a Child Wellfa'ra Study class, 8 o'clock, in the Cleve- land School. Miss Katherine Lenroot, =W ashington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store==——= Cold-Weather Comfort in Good Clothes at a Price for Every Man! 532 That’s an awfully strong statement to make—but the suits and overcoats will prove how conservative it really is. Schaffner & Marx have givenus much finer and brighter woolens, better handwork, much smarter styles than you’ve ever seen at $32 Roberts Cheviots—Tweeds, Worsteds, in the newest overcoat shades—models for motor, street or dress 555 Luxurious Imported Fabrics in Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats—Matchless Values at $75 aleish Haberdasher 1310 F Street Hart ' Engineer Commissioner J. Franklin Bell will address the Parent-Teachers’ Associatfon of Lucretia Mott School, Fourth and W streets, at 8 o'clock. B. L. PERKINS, 48, DIES. Assistant Market Inspector Had Lived Here Nine Years. Benjamin Louis Perkins, 48 years old, assistant inspector of market ex- hibits, Department of Agriculture, died suddenly yesterday at his resi- dence, 1618 S street. He was a native of Hinton, W. Va.. and had been in the Government employ in_Washing- ton for the past nine years. Previ- ously he had been court stenographer at_Parkersburg, Va., for 11 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Maud M. McCreery Perkins; a son, Edward M. Perkins; his mother, Mrs. H. L. Perkins of Wheeling, W. Va.; three brothers, R. L. Perkins of Wheeling, F. W. Perkins of Wash- ington and B. S. Perkins of Orlando, Fla., and three sisters, Mrs. Fern Rose of Scottsville, Pa.; Mrs. Virginia Higgins of Mount Hope, W. Va., and Mrs. Ella Clinton of Wheeling, W. Va. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow morning, at an hour as yet undecided, iy Lee's tuneral parlors, by Rev. J/ H. Miess of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, after which the body will be cremated. Interment will be at Parkersburg. o0l c——— o] ——=n] Goldefiberg's o sors or 7= When shall we three meet again? - Discount, service charge and interest. Never at our store, as we give no discounts, add no interest, charge no service extras on any of our bills. The three are far apart at Goldenberg's and they will never meet here. We do not penalize our friends. o]l —=lsl=—=n| Lost and Found Advertisements received until noon, except Satur- days and holidays, when they are accepted up to 10:20 a.m. FOUND. female. sable and - white. Rescue League, COLLIE, Washineton Animal Md._ave. &. DRESS, lady's. Apply 349 Owner call at 1716 Oth_st. TER. male, white: Apply Washington Animal Res’ 349 Md. ave. short_tail cue_Leaghe, BAG. $2_teward, lost on Friday evening. October 29, at Continental Hall. a blacl beaded bag containing a handkerchief and a taxi ticket No. 361. Kindly return to 1682 st. n. 49 TOUm—Large book with leather stran bearing name “F. P. May HardWare' Co. near 5th and K n.w. "Finder will be well warded if he advises W. B. Sebastian, 2 Wisconein_ave. West 216 BOSTON B st.__Reward. s COLLIE, black and white: reward. lin 57971401 11th st. n.w DIAMOND out of . about_4 months 0. from 3541 16th Frank- w _white and_black, pomnter, 4 months EfiG collar. no tag. lost Tuesday. Reward. Franklin_5897. 81 H st. s.w. ARRING. ereen (jade). heirloom. Monday. ton st. and Federal Trade Dot Rl gard” " Kot Sachier Siar affits 'NVELOPE. containing $40, between Wood- Tard & Lothrops. 14h at. or Belasro Thea- ter: reward. 'rank. 5613. evenings. EGLASSES—Black case. In_Autometer B romeant on Paave. List Sunday. He- ward. _ Call_Franklin_7787. . FOX TERRIER. wire-haired. A HR » 13031: in Che Caime B Pheward.” Cleveland 4448, " NT IN. Delta Sigma Phi: n- FRATRRT RN iy ™or Monaay North_7004-W il FRMAN POLICE, black back cream legs: ?.rulgl‘ “Teddy.” ~Reward. Main 4950. G AN POLICE DOG. 10 months old; nrfimnn: Ticense 12633. ~ Call Cleveland 3743 < N POLICE, DOC_(femals) FRy P;:; CERSreveiors AN POLICE DOG, 7 months old: O fack nedls Black banc: brown 4 months nw. ol o4 brown and black head: vicinity 30th and|L Brandywine sts.: reward. 2841 Chesapeake st. n.w. GLASSE: near 174 2351.J. HANDBAG, ladv's. green. containing about $21. lnrlo[lne~lhe|h Klas e ldont‘l)lranber“’nl;nm:, veral smaller articles’ a Solenbere's. "Reward.” Col. ‘80350~ JND PUPPY, brown and white, female HOers 10, the name. ot Huny. - Reward. 1740 Seaton st. n.w. i ER NOTE BOOKS (2). 1 fime book. §§;‘;} eward. " Southern Heatlag. Cor Haln Clev. "~ 1142.W. Be shell: on Penna__ave. Wednesday evening. Call Frank. on,_Columbia rd. E—Ti fur, ¥BCKPIEC > 18th s Reward. Adl.ml rom Harvard to 18th st. 9498-J. NVELOPE in Thompson's restaurant. g\‘y’"fi return to Marion Smith. Franklin sday. 5 and 7. Yois. "Reward: A WATCH AND FOB, gold. on Capitol Hill Reward if returned io 638 Mass. ave. n.e. W, —Diamond _ chain d tof} VatonLiberal feward Tt returned 1015 Harvard et Apt. 202. ON HOMES, FREDERICK GRANT DEAD. Former District Church Soloist Ex- pires in Maine. World has been received 0! the death Monday of Frederick A. Grant, 69 years old former Washington resident, at Belfast, Me. He was well known fn local musical circles as tenor soloist at the First Congrega- tional Church and Metropolitian Methodist Church. Mr. Grant was formerly postmaster of station B, and was employed later in the New York st office. polle‘ is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Grant; a brother, Wallis B. Grant of Boston, and a sister, Mrs. Jessie Grant Carpenter of this city. Funeral service were conducted today at his late home in Brooklyn, N. Y. Interment will take place at yack, N. Y. P S Marriage Licenses. fofarriago licenses havo been fasted to the following. Tvid"if. Brown and Ruth C. Douglas . rf;x}.'m; = (l}lrl";en‘ of petersbure. Va. and tepiianie Halla of thia ¢ty Nellie F. Owens. Johebpard and Elizabeth E. Charles B. Anderson and Virginia E Glenn. ul . Heiskell of Charles Town, W. Ve and Beca Afdxere’n_ ot Hagersiown, Md. | Bavid_Elein and Daisy Edwards. John Miller of Alexandria, Va., and Annie o ty: T ates B Jorks and Mildred E. Duffs. £ Hamington and Mary M. Flyan. Rlc‘.lrlcflnnlhbell BM Edna Dodson. Robert Bates and Isabelle Buckner. pebcores W Staniey of Baltmore. d.. and S V: el N 5 = s'u’ne i;u:fiu?fifnnot New ork and Thelma i pir “Jumes H. Yates and Viola B. Smith. John Cooke and Sophroma Lewi Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Tealth Department in the last 24 honrs: Fthel M. Revell, 33, Providence Hospital. Frank P Cox. 40, 2848 Wisconsin ave. Mary Hallenbeck, 75 Sibley Hospital t Jennie M. Lare. ‘Providence Hospital. Lawrence J. Bonasch, 39_509 H st. Clvde Lyls. 23. Walter Reed Hospital. Thomas H. Smith, 01. John Dickson Homme. Emma A. Hyder. 30, 1506 New Hamp- ehiro ave . Tanac Gerrodette, 75, 27 Elizabeth R. Smith. '50. S st 4603 13th_st. Howard M. Grim, 10 months, 177 Uhland terrace n.e. Joserh Malloy. 13 davs, Sibley Hospital. E?{n; :hfim :;e??':‘%'fs"v W‘AEM‘ oed_Hoanital, Loores “We Watkins. 0. 6317 Eastern ave ne . 40, Gallinger Hospital. e I eh Garfiela Hospital. Alite Jotes. 08, 613 C st. se. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and slightly warmer; lowest tempera- ture about 34 degrees; tomorrow fair with rising temperature; gentle winds, mostly south and southwest. Maryldfd—Part’ cloudy tonight and tomorrow; snow flurries in the mountains this afternoon and prob- ably tonight; rising temperature to- morrow; gentle to moderate south and southwest winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy, slightly warmer in the interior tonight; to- morrow fair and warmer; gentle to moderate winds, mostly south and southwest. ‘West Virginla—Partly cloudy to- night and tomorrow; probably snow flurries in the extreme northeast por- tion tonight; warmer tomorrow and in south portion tonight. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 42; 8 p.m., 39; 12 midnfght, 34; 4 a.m., 31; 8 am., 30; noon, 44. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.09; 8 p.m. ; 12 midnight, 30.16; 4 a.m., 30.1 8 a.m., 30.23; noon, 30.20. Highest temperature, 45, occurred at 3:30 p.m., yesterday. Lowest temperature, 7 a.m., today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 51; lowest, 38. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:27 a.m. and 1:36 p.m.; high tide, 7:05 a.m. and 7:20 .m. 5 Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:08 a.m., and 3 p.m.; high tide, 7:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:38 a.m.; sun sets 5:05 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:39 a.m.; sun sets 5:04 p.m. Moon rises 5:26 a.m.; sets 4:58 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 45; conditian, muddy. Weather in Various Cities. Alexander. 30, occurred at Stations. Aepiaisas Abtlene Albany Atlanta ".° Atlantic ity Baltimore .. Birminghan Bismarck Boston Buffalo . o Colum'; Denver Detroit . El Paso. Galvostor Helena Huron. §. D). Indianapolis’ 30. Jacksonville Kansas_City 31 Los Anceles la .. 3 P I NAD YT TRINDIA: i SOTRIRS. SRS SR B D LB B Raleieh §. Lake City San” Antonio San_Diego. . 8. Francisco Louls Paul. Seattle Snokane .. | WASH..DC. B sz SRR 333 i R * Brcfonay : Ptcloudy orn. FOREIGN. (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) Statlons, T Weather. London.. England.... . Dz“-.m’%lnud';m" France. le‘n‘lyh‘m, ; art o Stockholm., S " Gibraltar Spatn Slear™ art cloudy Horta (Fayal). s amilton, Bermu Havana, ' Cuba Cloudy ™ Colon. Canal Z Cloudy APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES —in D. C. and adjoining sections of Montgomery County, Mary- land, made promptly for three or five years at lowest current rates. Also building loans and re-financ- ing of maturing BO SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York, ARRIVED AT NEW YORK. Homeric—Southampton France—Havre Columbla—San Francisco. Derfllinger—Bremen . . Vauban—Buenos Aires DUE TODAY. Fort _ Victoria—Bermuda Gripsholm—Gothenburg Nerissa—St. John e la—Santa Marta. . DUE TOMORROW. Mauretania—Southampton and Cher- bourg - . 5 Oct. e e President Adams—World cruise, Havana™ .... EXPECTED ARRI Cambrai—San Francisc Martha Wash—Triest Baltic—Liverpool Bremen—Bremen . . Carisholm—Copenhag Caronia—Havre .. Castillian _Prince—Buénos ~Aires Gleveland—Hamourg . onte Blancamano—Genoa. American_Shipper—London Andania—Hamburg .... Antilla—Tampico Aquitania—Southam Baracoa—Jamaica . Boiivar—Antwerp . Caledonia—Glasgow Celtie—Liverpool Coama—San_Juan De_Grasse—Havre Drottningholm—Gothenburg Fort St. George—Bermuda. Franconia—Liverpool . Giuseppe Verdi—Gen Hamburg—Hamburg OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. American Farmer—Plymouth and London . .. Thurngia—dieensiowh aid Hai nmufi:g:i;‘; Vi "and " Hordeaik 11:00 A3 hatia Lol Do nd, Covenhasen, 3 8an Lorenzo—Porto. Ki o _Juan . Finland—Havana, ¢ ... July 26 AT NEW YORK. ozt B b OGRS 2GR ‘anham . Cuyamapa—~Puerto "Cortez. ... " SAILING TOMORROW. Blair—Piraeus . Cabo Santa_Mari; Haiti—St. Vincent. .. Flora—Maracaibo .. .. . Homeric—Cherbourg ~and’ ‘South- ampton Midnight Pennland—Antwerp . Midnight BELGIUM SEES SURPLUS "OF 1,500,000,000 FRANCS By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, November .—The Belgian budget for 1927, submitted to the cabinet yesterday by Premier Jaspar, contemplates a surplus of 1,500,000,000 francs. This will be devoted entirely to debt funding. The premier told his ministers that it was necessary to cut down expenditures sharply. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Rowan C. and Margaret Hudlow, girl. Hughes.'boy, . Charles F. and Ethel M. Henrv M_"and Beulah S. Johnson, g Charles R. and Genevieve' Meunier. girl. John E; and Marle M. Coolk. boy. Perry F. and Ethel C. Crabiil, boy. Walter E. and Sarah R. Hall: boy. James E.' and Hazel M. Walier. boy. and Theresa Hillyard, girl: . and Eunice M. Myrick. girl. neis B and Minetts Osterkamp. boy. Nathaniel ‘and Gladys Taylor. girl. Chesterfield and Marearet Stewarti. boy. John_and_ Matgaret Galloway. giri. Card of Thanks. THOMAS. T wish to express to my friends and relatives my sincere gratitude for the kind attention, sympathy and beauti- ful Howers during the short iliness an m: d ; Hyihe death of my dear hushand, W.H HIS WIFE. ¢ Beaths. Departed this life November 1, t 5:30 .. his_residence. 144 M H. (“KIRK") He leaves to mourn their loss Wife. foster-father, two cousins. John W. Fowler, jr. He also leaves a hoxt of other relatives and friends. Funeral "I‘olllluny‘.h qu\'rmhsrnh. “Il (ll o'clock p.m. e Second aptist Chur on 2 ot. s.w. between M and N sts. ™ = one, last farewell. He ~3id good-by to none, His loving heart “ust ‘ceiied to beat e knew HIS'LOVING WIFE, EFFIE L BLANS: 1 !imld:?lv. on r"ednbxdl ghusetts ave. n.we, JOSHUA 1ot ol 2;!&;%:!]\;1vui‘ El!{llaboth Brown “and father v E. Brown ains resti - n.w., until Thursiay, Nove 4. at 8 'pm. " Interment Cookeviiie, Tamy. BROWN, November 4, 1926, at his resi dence. 5538 6th it n.w.. ROBERT FRANKLIN BROWN. the beloved hus band of [a V. Brown, aged 79 year cpneral snnouncements later. RK. Wednesday, Novembe: 2 4he residence of her daughter. Mrs W, 3 ernon, 431 15th et. se. ELLA N, LARK. _ Funeral services at tho above sddress’ Friday. November b, 41 2" e Interment in Bothel Cemetery. Alexandria, cLAY. 2 P{Rirted thig lifo Tuesday, Novem. 3 t 8:10 pi. at' Garfield Hospital. LENA CARTER GLAY. devo wife of Charles L. Cla; %lfllé“;"l‘;m . ke i)ty Matn & Al nvrmay, November 5, at s pa * P ELDING. Tuesday, N at hie resldence. Wheaton "M, & FIELDING. beloved husband of Roberta Fielding (riee Hause). Funeral (private; rom his late residence on Friday. Novern- ber ot am. Tnterment Lowien GARVEY. Wednesday, Novembe Z 2 r 3. 8t 0 am. MARTIN M. beloved son of Edward Garvey and the late Annie Garvey, Funeral from his late residence. 2300 i t. n.w. Saturday, November 6. at &40 . thence to 'St. Stephen's Church, thjand, Pa. ave. now.. whore macs wiil at 9 a.m. for the repose of his s Relatives and fricnds invited. 5% UVREAU. On Wednesday, November 1020, BERNICE L. beloved daugnter. of Ida M. Gauvreau (ries Werle) and the lat Frederick Gauyreau. _Funeral fromy her late residence. No. 11 R st. n.w.. on Satur- day. November 6. at 8:30 a.m. Reqniem mads a1 St. Martin's Church at 9 o'clo elatives and friends invited. St. Mary's Cemetery. e ber 3. :30 a.m., at her residenc §08 Iet st nw. SARAH MILLER fRS: LTON. dauzhter of the late Charles A #nd Geneva Evans. Funeral services wili be held at the M. T. Rogers funeral par- lors, 810 Rhods_ Taland “ayo."mw." ¢ and Trionds invited o attend. < e1gaes KING. Suddenls. on November 2, 192 the' home of his daughter. 12 Cleaver, Brooklyn, N. KING. KUSTER. Novem- Charles es ES R. 4 Entered into eternal rest Wed- nesday. November 3. 1926, at 3 p.m., ALICE KATHERINE, beloved daughter of John Frederick and’ Edith Law Kuster, aged 2 years and 10 months. Funerai from her parents’ residence. Park ave., Maryland University Park, Friday, Novem: ber 5. at 2 p.m. LAWTON. At his residence, Riverdale. Md.. on Wednesday, November 3, 1926, at 12 noon, HARRY W. beloved h band of Ida' R. Lawton, ‘aged 63 ye son of the late George and Elizabeth Law- ton. Funeral from residence on Friday, November 5. at 2 o'clock pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment - Fort Lincoln _ Cemetery. " (Albany, N. ¥ Dpavers please coby.) LAWTON. There will be munication of Mount Her, 70, A & A M F. . special * com- 5. 'November 5. °at 1 D, to ( the funeral of our late broiher. HALRY W. LAWTON of Riverdale, Md. Members of Keystone Chapter, 42 R, A, M.: St Fimo’ Commandery. No l_u!s K. 'T. and u er. No. 7, 0. E. 8., ple: ki notice ‘and attend funeral. " © o0 A® MORGAN. = Thursday. November 4, 1926, after a long illness. at his home. Hall Hill, Va. WILLIAM H. MORGAN. ' He I3 urvived'by his wite Sirah Morgan: seve children, Norris H. Morgan. Louise Jeffe: son. Georgla Cobba. John ¥. Morgan trusts. FOUNDED 1907 SSTRPHE| PS 1417 K Street—Main 9300 NO APPRAISAL OR EMEN MINIMUM TITLE EXPEN SETTL FEES Lilllan E. Brooks. Samuel M Sarah M. Clark: six grandchildren. Fu. neral Sunday. November 7. from Mount | Salvation Baptist Church, Halls Hill: Va.. D.m. November 3. 1926, m.. Capt. J. B. MUCH. He leavey to ‘mourn’ their ioss & beloved wife and three children. Funeral services will be heid at ™1 pm. Friday, Sovember ¢ his late residence, 136 C st. n.e. Burial Arlingion Cemetery. MUCH. Richard J. Harden Dept. D. C.. U.'S. W. V. death of " Comrade ° JOS. Funeral from_his late residence, nee.. Friday, November 5 1 1 m ment_Arlington Natiorn! Cemetery. JOHN A. G. SHUSTER. Commander. 'NEIL. Thursday, November 4, 1026, o( RISTOPHER " J.. ‘beloved hushand of Elizabeth O'Neil ‘(fee Lannan). father ot James O. O'Neil. ~Funeral from his late residence, 1359 Otis pl. n.w.. Saturday | 8:30°am. thence to the Sscred Hewrt aren, Whero mass will be’said i 0 430: | tives friends fnvited. Intermaut unt Olivet E Camp. No. 2, aunounces the B. MUCH, 136 € inter- 5 Deaths. Members of € 3 Knights of notified of t J. O'NEIL dence at & thence 1o t cred He: All memt £ ested to be preser A E McCARTY. Grand Knight H. J. KANE, Financial Secretary, PERRY. Departed this lifo on Wednesd ovember 3. 1976, after a long flin: IDA PERRY. aves to mourn beloved hushand, and a brother. ' Fu resic 45 F st at 1 o'clock. ember 3, 1026. at Potomac ave. s d_husband of m the abov November 5. ‘at @ invited. D sisters, a mother n.w., : s residence, ace “worthwest, W. SILAS. husband ot Carobel Sheetz brother of Katin Funeral from Gaw ave. noe . m. Friendd intermient For Latives nvited. uddenls, on Tuesday, at_his " “November 3. at nd friends invited to ent Glenwood Cemetery VERMILLION. November 1 1926, GEOR ved husband of Defla’ Ver o ink fon ve © thence whers (Cinein ay. Nove St Francis o mass will be said at : am uatl, Ohlo, papers please copy.) In Memortam. ad but loving and sister I this fife one yea your w IER AND FATHER Forget her? No. wa never will We loved her then. we love her Her meniory is as precious today As in_the hour she passed HER SISTEKS. BROTHER AND NEPHEW, BROWN. In sad but loving remembrancs of our devoted d: FR. S ANAS. TASIA BROW one year ago to )ven 4, 1025, HEE LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER, MR.'AND MRS. AMIHOSE BROWN. CONNOR. red to the memory of my dear_mother. 1DA L. CONNOK. who das ried this life two years ago foday, No- mber 4 3 All_through the vears she struggled on. 1 that rest forever. heavy i all of thea DAUGHTER EVA loving remems JULIA A, life twa Today my_ be. NALDSO! SBA LOR )i K i, s JOHNSON. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our devoted hushand and father, JOHN JORN: who enteraid ciernal life one rether. Then how how Tonesomie my, away ! Sleep on, father! erowned, God Rives thes sleep. Sweet memoriesr en round. God gives thee eleep. His angels smile: I weep and weep. Yet smilea’ nor tears shall - break thy ed sicep DAUGHTER BLANCHE. What Is home without a father? All the thin; he world may send But_when wo lost our darling father, | ievorea Trieny. HI1S " DEVOTED, . g ELIZA psad ms home HU IARY. Beloved of Christ and p thy slumbe CHILDRE BROOKS. 1541 A1 AND GEORGE, JORNSON, Tn remembrance of our desr ‘mother, LYDIA' BRUCK JOHNSON, who died November 4. 11 DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. * In_loving memory of CHARLES in" New York City May he rest in_eternal peace. TR AND"SON "KATHRYN R S, CORAYMOND OWENS. ON. A tribute of love and devo- 0 the mer of our dear wifa and mother, JE 3 RICHARDSON. who departed _this one year ago today. November 4, In_my heart vo Soitly. tende There's not a da That I do not th you. What would T gi your hand, Your loving f Your_ pleasant life worth while, Which_ineant the world to me. HER_DEVOTED HUSBAND, JAMES W. RICHARDSON. It is loncly here without you. mother, And sac along the "way For life is not the eame to me Since you were called away. God knows where the hurt i« the deepest. My tears of night and of day. And Tie whispers love You, b ke vou mother away " DALG EFFIE V. y dear EMMA CHA RUBEL. who died three years ae ovember 4. bt HER D, EUNICE. memory lingers. fond and true. dear wife, Kk to & smile made 1 loving_memory_of my 0 TIBBS. Tn ead but loving remembrance of our son_and brother. RAL PAYNE TIBBS. who left us fiv ¢ Lpda Til TURNER. In sad but loving remembrance of my beloved nd_and our dear fa- ther, W. L. TU] o departed this life tw November 4. Ev, F Thonehts af ¢ DEVOTED W WARD. Sad, dear friend, N8 eix years 1820. So <ad, so sudden was the eall Her death surpriced us all Perhaps some day we'll understand When_we meet HER L0 o loved <o dear AND CHILDR! but lovinz remembrance HARITY WARD. azo today, a who left November 4, FUNERAL_DIRECTORS VL. SPEA? Nefther the siccessors of nor connected with the orixinal W. R._Spear establishe 1009 H St. N.W. k. G621 Phone S merly 040 ¥ " Joseph F. 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