Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1926, Page 9

e EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. GOOD SUITS 0’COATS ON LIBERAL TERMS Come here for your suit and overcoat, where you get value and style. Our libefal credit plan makes it easv to meet payments. Smalil weekly or monthly payments will do. YOUR CREDIT 1S AT Your Credit Is Good at Eiseman’s “Tailored at Fashion Park” Carries with it the assurance—both of fashion accuracy and expert tailoring THE EVENING EASED BY HARVARD Crimson Daily Is Trying to Prevent Break Among “Big Three.” By-the Associated Press CAMBRIDGE, Maes.. November 9. —The Harvard Crimson. undergrad- uate daily, joined today with President John Grier Hibben of Princeton in attempting to pour ofl on the troubled waters of the controversy that has the two universities on the gridiron and elsewhere. The Daily Princetonian, however, says that If ene of the parties is dis- gruntied, it is time for dissolution of the Big Three. The Crimson today took cognizance of the situation that was created by a special issue of the Harvard Lam- poon, the university's comic, which met outpouring crowds from Satur- day's Big Three game here with a pointed artack on Princeton. Deploring the Lampoon incident, the Crimson declared that “for vears Harvard has adopted a patronizing attitude toward Princeton, culminat- ing in the obviously undiplomatic in- cldent of the early Fall when Prince- ton was certainly treated in a cavalier tashion by those in charge of athletics at Harvard.” The Crimson’s reference was to Harvard's intention to drop Princeton from its foot ball schedule, in order Ito take on Michigan. PAR-KERRY OVERCOATS FROM FASHION PARK Par-Kerry Overcoats have many points of superiority. Service gi ing, 8 . . from fine quality mills the world heavy-weight overcoatings over. Raglan and regular shoulder. Tailored for us at Fashion Park. $55 Other Par-Kerry Overcoats 530 10 $125 * IR Silk and Wool Hosey in plain shades —a special quality. $1.00 Half dozen, $5.50 PRINCETON TENSION arisen to threaten relations between | STAR. WA MRS. VERRILL DEAD. Body to !o Iuflod ln Woodlawn Cemetery, New York. Mrs. Willetta Atkinson Veirill. #0- years-oid, died vesierday at her res dence, 12 East Melrose street, Chevy Chase, Md She is survived by her husband Charles H. Verrill. member of the Tnited States Employers’ Compensa { tion Commission, and two sons, Hugh | Verrill of Winchester, Va.. and Wil llam Verrill of Berkel Calif. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at her late home, inter- | ment will take place in Woedlawn | Cemetery. New 'Yark MORRELL RITES HELD. Services for Commndon Conducted | at Arlington. Funeral services for Commodore Henry Morrell, U. §. N., retired, who died Saturday at Brooklyn Naval Hos- pital, were conducted this afternoon at Arlington Cemetery by Chaplain. Benjamin J. Tarskey, U. 8. A., fol- lowed by interment with full military honors. The pallbearers were Commodores 0. G. Dodge. Willlam R. Du Bose and James A. Ring, Rear Admirals R. F. Nicholson and Charles J.. Badger and Col. George W. Burleigh, 1". S. A. STROBEL RITES PLANNED. Funeral of Pioneer Resident to Be : Held Tomorrow. Funeral serviees for Juliua Strobel. 83 years old, a lifelong resident of | Washington and pioneer in the Dis- trict Fire Department,, who died yes- terday at his residence, 613 Sixth street southwest, will he conducted there tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clack | under the auspices of Columbia Lodge, HINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY. T .\'n 10, 1. 0. O. F., of which he was {a past noble grand and member for | 160 vears. Interment will take place bers of the Association of Oldest In habitants. of which Mr. Strobel was {a member. in attendance. | _ He is survived by four sons, Robert | §.. Joseph N.. Luther W. and James 1. Strebel, and threa daughters, Miss and Dr. Julla, R'rnbfl {NOTED TELEGHAPHER DIES i e CHICAGO, Nmmbflr L] (’L—(‘Icr ence Gordon Sholes, who, as a lad of 18, was Gen. Sherman’s personal tele. graph operator on the fameous march to the sea, is dead at his home here at the age of 81. After the Civil War Mr. Sholes be- came assistant manager at Chicago for the Western Union and later di- rected the telegraph service of the Santa Fe Rallway. His father was Christopher Latham Sholes, of the typewriter. Births Re rted. The following births )mv- been reported ;fi’“:‘ Health Department in the last 24 | Bernard and Eisie M. Moran. hor. ichael and Mary 1. Melito. illiam and May Miller. i ubert M and Grace Poff. bov. muel and Mildred Sweeney. girl. &nnd Margaret May. gir) d, Violet Benry. John ¥. and Margaret Moore. girl Beniamin and Jane Marshali. giri. Slean and Curmillia Gordon. bov. William ‘and Ella Butler. Trneat A. and Ex E Joseph and Lonise Fletche - Deaths VRc sorted: The following_deaths vuv- been reported fo the Health Department in the last 24 ours: John H. Hennies. 62, U. <. A. Shields 74, 204 10th 3 Harors Bronan i Totn pin e’ Fredorick Emmet. 63 Prosidence Hospital. Clara B. Patterson. 1. 13: Clare Estelle Van Norsdall 62 Frederick Josaph Addison. 56. 1819 G _at Infant_of TLawrence and Margaret San Fellipo. 20 minutes. Columbia Hoapital o Bellén Delia Plamming.” 46." 1259 "t ne Earl Rutler, 15 honrs. A8 17 st 1 731 Nary place who you go with” and [ will tell you who vou are. Try and keep good company and avoid temptations, is the idea of this old saying. We have promised vou that our bills every month will not bear any extra interest ner service charges, neither on your credit nor budget buying. e are keeping very good company and have no regrets. We do net penalize our friends. Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. Tt kills the germs. $.00 fi'm?Pittsburgh SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Saturday Night, Nov. 20 Ly, Washington (Union ta. o a00 TN Plet Liberts Ar ittsburgh Retarning, Specia) Xllrsh ‘: 15 Fon Soms s i Y T places of intereat. Stmilar Excursion Sundny. Dee. 13 Pennsylvania Railread 8:14 A A:25 Teaiyinvay e East Tiberty Monthly Payments STEAM or HOT WATER Heating Plants 'lll(llllll Now LOWEST PRICES We also install hot-air or pipeless furnace SHIELDS Will Positively Save You Money l‘ll)elecu Furnace Ready to 'SHIFLDS CO. 824-26 N. Howard St. Baltimore. Md.—Vernon 6663 $06—10th 8t. N. W. ‘Washington—Main 9185 NOVEMBER in Prospect Hill Cemetery, with mem- | Fmma T. Strobel, Mre. Mayne Downs inventor | 9, 1926 | | THE WEATHER | District of Columbia—Showers this afternoon and probably tonight. colder | tonight: fomorrow fair and much cold- er; moderate southeriy winds hecom | ing fresh northwest fonight. Maryland—Rain and colder tonight: | tomorrow partly cloudy and much | colder. | Virginia—Showers this afternoon and tonight, much colder tonight; to- | morrow fair and much colder. West Virginia—Cloudy and" much | colder. with rain changing to snaw: tomorrow fair and much colder. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermomete 64: 8 pm.. 81; 12 midnight, & 62; noon, 70. Barometer—¢ p.m. 30.11; 8 pm.. 30.13; 12 midnight : 4 am., 20.97 8 a.m., 29.94; noon. 29.82. | Highest temperature, | at noon tedav. Lowest temperature, 57, occurred at | 1 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 43; lowest, 34. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United Statas Coast \ and Geodetio Survey. | Today—Low tide, 4:57 a.m. and 4:48 p.m.; high tide, 10:24 a.m. and 10.41 p.m. Tomorrow—T.ow tide. 5:45 a.m. and 5:41 p.m.; high tide, 11:12 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:43 a.m., sun sets 5:00 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:44 a.m., sun sets 4:89 p.m. Moon rises 10:37 a.m., sets §:16 p.m. | Automobila Jamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset | _Temperature and condition of the | water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 48; condition, muddy. Weather in Various Cities. mewumr 3 70, occurred Btattans. Lon Angela: ouisville Raje e 35 08 Laka City 30.32 §-n fAntonto 3034 iego. . 39.9: | & Francisco 2005 i." Louis.. . 2084 1. Panl.. 0. n‘ 2 sali g AW e 365 FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time. todav.) Stations Tom o ndon England..... o 42 Clenr e ris: " France. Part clondy ohagen. . Denmail .. g Dart rionay s pan o Clouds Faonge Pt condy oREY 14 Bigloudy rmud; San Juan, Porto fi.n., Havana, 2 Clear Caton"tana) Fone Clondy Alrplanes, nmnmohll!s lnd motion plcture machines will ba among the | exhibits featured at the first interna | tional sample fatr and students’ exhi- bition 10 be held in 8an Salvador. 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Connecticut avenus “and Wardman - Pack Hotel, with » sapphira clasp set inside the gld"-mg :n;uby Z N-chnl $25 will bs one ratu. the ho: ; et 2038, Wardman Park Hoter ' TEE KEYS on KEYS on ring .bom 8.0 9: one numhma ODAK, (rast W?J. Blml office. rest daee por ThER™ 'iig'fl Z CE. sm: EDAL et 'l“! 17 i tum 1610 8.C. Lo nm“nz'-mmsu:.lrd.omh-:nnu'cn;{: ?rlmoni or. urday, betw Columbia Theaters. Liveral reward. M 1. i 10° tan. leath T o Tetirn with contents. Cashi unmu in Washington Audi aturda, ing. Reward. North crepe. red and pink ! Satirday evening reward apoox—auve SEOON A Tak S . A051. TMBRELLA, in Hunirsss jewelry store. or v 3 rn, 227 13 w « Beward Adume nfn Simples last Tuesday. Re- wo ADL 1. Adams ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. & for Philosophical 1In quiry will meet, 4:30 o'clock, at the New National Museum. om 43 Prof. Richardson’s paper on ciance, | Naturalism and Evolutlen” will be discussed. The Society TONIGHT. Susan R will mest Hotel. The Curly streat, Anthony 8 o'clock at Foundation, Ine.. tha Arlington Club wiill meat at 861 The Councll of Business Women will meet at the Church of the Covenant. Mise FElizabeth Cooper will give an fllustrated talk on “Summer Travel The Joseph R. Keene Parent-Teash er Association will meet at the school at 7:30 o'clock. Club_at 9 At the Washington {o'clock, Mrs. William Sherman Walk will read the lecture on “Ellis Talan originally given by Mrs. Broussard, president general, D. A. R It will be under the auspices 6f Mary ‘Washington Chapter, D. A. R. Col. James §. Pettit Camp, No. 3. United Spanish Veterans, will meet, 8 o'clock, at 931 Penneylvania avenue southeast. ‘The %adleu Anrillan to the Gavel Club of Master Masons, will give a 500 card party, 8 o'clock, at the Gavel Club rooms, 719 Thirteanth streat, €ards of Thanks. O'NEIL. The famils of tha late Christopher 7. 0'Neil wishes to thank the organiza- tions, sociaties. neighbors, friends and relatives” for iheir "kindnses end eym- athy at the time of their bersavemen S THE FAMILY. We wish to express to our 1rlende and relatives our sincere and heart felt. gratitude for the kind attention. ey pathy and beantiful flowers ur‘g pibe ghort (linesy and death of my band Y WHEATLEY WIFE AND FAMIL IBeaths. IAIII:IN On Mond| “:ll:\'emb:r 028 g her, tesidgnce. Ralst E" w of 5 o e laie "homme ye uneral “engn .x November 10. at 3 p.m. In; tarment I n’ Congressional Cemstery. 192‘ Ny ber 3, PR E%flu‘?g o9 g'lf":' e puneral resdar. November 9. At om.. from ona Sonem Lih ana D e, 6. Ao sessments due atext, mestiug NAYLOR. Pres J. C. BURRLS. Sec. (TLER. Sinda allinger Hospital, mma ATLEY, October 31, ERTHA hter of tler. s e Funera - e anar” 10 Troin. her jate 1025 VA na At 980 am eidence. ¥ Interment Mount Olivet riends invited. Cemetery. CATLIN. NNA S Riigh and M Hi n :Vusneld ¥ 3 Interment Rock Cresk Cematery. €O Ll‘lfi 0“! unday ‘ln\'embflr 7. lhlll a THO‘\YAQ hugband of tl lins. Funeral on Wednesday, X S 8:30_a.m_, from abova residence lhenv- to St. Joseph's Church. whe Tequiem high mass will be sing at § am for the repose of his soul Interment Mount Olivar Cematery: W DAVIS. Mond: Orlnhor R, 1926, at_her residence. 43! ‘mory st. «w. MARIA, devated wife of James Davie and mother of ‘Forenca Branson Irene Harrison and Mabhel Davis. Remaina reating at John T Rhines & Co._ funeral chapel. 3rd and Fye ste. s.w. Notice of funeral later. DAWKINK. . November 8, 1924, at 3 am DAWKINS, davoted wife of Thomas Dawkins, daughter of Albert Anderson. mister of Eunice Berrv. Layther Anderson and Marie Weaks. ¥ | Wednesday, November 10, 1 ., at burg, S €. Remaine resting at the W. Ernest Jarvi Ia funeral parlors, 2322 Georgia ave DEAN. Tuesday. \m-omn-rsl 1926, at her Tedidence. 530 ih atowe . IDA . DEA devoted mother of Walter H. Dean, doroled e ior Besets M Miirdock of funeral hereafter. On_ Sunday. mber 71096 afuehter of The lare Bentamim Catlin, Services at the and Monday. Novemhar R 1 GOINS. ~ Notice of funeral esting at the W. Erne 2 ‘Georma b on SYLVESTE latar. Remaine Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2 ave. n.w AAW On Novembhar 7. 1998, at George Washington ~Hospital, after a sgort il nees. EUGENE W HAWES. age 42 vears. Funeral services at Hysong's fn- neral home. 1300 X st nw. November 8. at 3:30 pm. Interment’ Cedar Hill Cometery HOHMAN, On Mondav 1926, HENRY G.._beloved hushand of Jennie Hohmann. 'Funaral from his late residence. 1R33 7th st. n.w_. on Thur November_ 11 at 830 am mase at St. Marv's Church at 9 Relatives and_friends invited. Interment forivate) at St. Ma¥y's Cemetery . JACKSON November 5. 1926, T. JACKSON. 1747 Willard st. nw. 'Re- maine resting af Washioglon linderiaking Darlors, 452 N st. n.w. - Burial at Occo- aven. Va. Assessment due at next_meet- ing H. H. NAYLOR. Pres €. BURRLS, Ser JACRSON. Departed this life Novembhe 1926, at 3 am. at at. nw' BOWARD W Zon"of “tha Jate William . and Carelina " jackson father of Taward cicsan hrather of Eiton f.and Latra ¥ “fackean and Florence 3. Mavo Notice of (nneral hereafter. - JOHNSON. Siind ame. at her rasidence’ BARBARA JOH widow of Rohert L. Johnson. mother of Mrs. Maud Wil \\'l(gns:\. le ma 2"6' A‘?mn ‘P Johnson an¢ voted sigter _of Mra. Emma FEpps of Philadelphia. Pa. and Allen Grav Funeral - Thursday. Novamber 11, ai 1 r from Zion Raptist Church. F et. he. waen 3rd and 4'y ste. now Remains resting Al the W. Ernest Jarvie Co. fi neral parlors. 2292 Georaia ave. nw JORANSON. Fntered into sternal re S day. Novamber °. 1828, LUELLA JOHN. (O\‘ (nea Clarke). at 813 3rd st. s.w. She leaves \n mourn their loss, a lo hert. four sistark November & Fridag Passed to November the great herond 1928, a1 11:30 1932 T st n.w Funeral Wed nesday 2 and Clarke ave. n JONES, Devarted thie itfe Saturds vambar 6 1826, a1 158 JORES Bergvan nmeband oF Biin and devaiad stan father af six rnildren Funeral at Lanas Chapal Chureh. 14th and € ne. Wednesdas. at 1 pm. =~ + KAMM. Monday. Novembar &_1026. at his daughter's recidence 431 Buchanan s nw. CHARLES. helovad hushand of Eli7 abath Kamm (nee Ludwie’. . Funerai Trom shove addrecs Wednasdar. Nove 10810 am Intarmant at Londan Comatery. Baltimore. Md LEARY. At Garfield Houpital 1976 at K30 1 RY. aked 79 vanra Trom hiaTata reetence AW thence 10 St mans will ba said ai @ am. for the ra Tntarment at fanas her ark Monday No. PATRICK Funeral Bryant et Monnt 1o o iR Al AT NN eRBA 6 I ool 8 : EREER halovad danshrer af Nire: fia Mercer Ermott "and Orace Mercer. Frineral Wed- Traday. Navember 100 88 2 30 pae. {rom Wonre & Aitem's Tuneral nome. 253s {217 " MEYER. | O November 7. 1026, a Den- car. Colo. Ml LOTISE MEY] Tared. miehiar af My Emile 1. andi Jo. soniing Meser. Fuiai i ncer ber 8 MOORE. oM cers apd memosrs of Columbia % B0 %W Lodge. No. podee Naiifed of ihe g, d ol o{ nm\fl:? e zier's \"\Grl] parlors. T l' pose of his moul JORN MOORE. Tuesday evel vember 9. at 7 p. Ticatay, cronne, No$meer 9 ST OF Foreqt Temole, No. 9. and Columibia Tem: ble, No are invitsd W I[ H. DAVIS. alged Ruler, Atrest A. F. WILLIAN ‘3 Secratary MOSHEUVEL. Sindar. 1 a5 18 nm. MARGARET MOSHETVE belaved wife of the late F: hedvel | Funeral from her 1a T B30 Now York ave maw on We November 10"t 2 pom. R tive nd friende invited to attend. |"rn- it at Congressional Cemetarr 98¢ T 'lfi N, On Sunday. November 7. \TT O\’ A.urhur of tha late George uneral K rz \\'.num nfll orth Greenm vml Aves. Baitimor Md., on Wedne: ovemher 10, at 11 am. In- lerment &t Gresnmount Cemetery PETERS. Snddenlv. at his residence. on Monday, ®ovember 8 1926, at 14 M #t. ne.” ANDREW PETERS husband of Uhe laie 1da Paters and father of R Mendosa and brother of J. R. Paters, ¥ neral . Wednexdav. November 16, at the Church of the Haly Redsemer, at & am manis resting at the W. Ernest errl‘ Co. funeral parlers, 2222 Georgia until Tuesdas at & pm. after that at his late re lenee PETERS. On Sunday, Notvembher 7. 1924, at__her residence, 14 M 1. ne DA PETERS. belnved wife of A. R. Peters. mother of Ruth Mendoza. mister of Rictard ‘and_ Philip Tayier. ' Funeral Wednesday. November 10 at the Church of the Holy Redesmer at 9 am Re- mains resting at the W. Erneat Jarv Co. 'funeral barlors intil Tuesday at 6 pom.. afier that at her late residence. ROBBINS. Suddenly. on Sundav. November BENTAMI W RV waband of s oved hisband of Emma thMnl IIIN Hill) Services will ha held t Idnnm »n W!l!l!ldl' Ny Interment h- " qury Ppapers D'ell. Alfred | Mariin's Chureh, whare | aiaier of | Novam- ( the hicher life 1036, ar 2 am. RGER. ae She and two grandchildren trom the chanel 1113 Fth e Passed 10 [ et Ieaves two son: Funeral Thuraday. 2 pm o Frank Geier's Sons ¢ B! “Relatives and friends intited. | In Terment Prospect Hill Cemeters 10 BMACKUM. On s ovember 7.1 at 445 am. M Y ACKUM. ¥ Joved mister of Mra Kate V. Brown. F neral from bar late nee. 1500 st o e Anandas . Navamber 10 ar B 3 Am. thence 10 8i. Augustines Church where mase will be au for the reposa of har soul. Relatives and friandh inviied. RPRING. On 'n!!ldlv November 0. 1976, at her residen: 2T at, o, MAMIF £ SPRING daighter af "Rev ane ‘Evll:a’ )‘(P_OJ an sater of atking, Conyers and ™ Notice of funeral later ipm-mn ing a1 the W Frnest darvis Co. fun parlors, 2! Georgia ave. nw STROREL. 'parted this life Monday vember” 8 T0U8 STROBEL. helov, mma L. Strobe) o held 1 sw. en We P fery STROBEI nm-l inhwum- are and of the Funeral services will ta resjdence. 613 Hth nesday. November 10. at 2 Tnterment” at* Prospect Hill Cerg our late J0L frog his Jata Tadenca ‘813 Wednesday. November 10 E W. NOYFS, Pres Sec a J. FLIOT The membecs of Association of | e STROBEL. Al ?'T"m of Columbia Lodse. «{m e g Siher "” 'Ed:!fi'\?)'fi?l ro ata reaidon. 1 n iy, Novembar 10, 1926. Sm." Intermest o Am.l .vuln E &fi'fl hls ! s Strother. K s n T Y li»nrr Nars. Fiaberce and Rtrother " Giso leaves n h'q;d'o’ atives an oir, loss. a3 nau ml\ % onrn Gy vy 'lolgamfl on Monday Nexamber §. & hie reside: 18 Myztle ot. HGneT ’ Sefeves” husbard of J‘uv ariarid Vussrst Hom. 1he ghove” ot lence on Thursday. November 11. o am. thenca fo “Holy ~ Rosary el where Twill ‘be agnz at 8 & m. fives and Friends ‘invite WELLINGTON. Suddeniy. Sunday v.mm at’ 1:30 am. November 7. residence. 4733 Meads et n. R. WELLINGTON. Body can this afternoon at (. €. Saviex undenuhnl parlors. 342 F &1 s w Ineral services Willbe " held Wednesday aftarnaen af, 2:30 pm. The one ap gone who wili never raturn he ong who in sadly miseed IS TG CallpRe ?t AND THR! Tirf, 2 RATE AND MAGGIE WRELAN. On Iumhv November VR ails | elov: "3 Funera] from the nesdar. Novambar 10 thenca to Holv Teinits Church. - K) sng at 9:15 a d. Intarment Bana poul jence oz, WOOD. Departed this life Monday, Novem- ber 8, 1676, at b yeA ment ave hi othot of Sadia Glebeats, Erandmoth R’am. Slaggett, Fufral “Thurada yember 11. from Second Baptist CH ard #t. between J1 and 1 °Remaina ing i Wooi's ' funerat. Fari a4 st e o lOb\fl At _Yonkers, N. Y. on Monds November & 1026. MARIE F. widow of Parey'B, Voung. daushter bt Jurs, Jamep V. Lawgence' and "grand- gnu e jof s 10t Rere J outbworth _Funeral services rlaia Yqeidence, 107 Buena Viata ave. Yonkers Thursday, November 11 1036 ' In AMemoriam. BRADLEY. In sad but loving remembrapos of my daar mother, who departad this life iweniz.fiva sears ‘ago todav. November ug\ ING DATUGHTER. MAE LOUIJR MeoLtR! COOKE. Tn sad but loving remsmbrance T o Mg el - 204 HARDES °coOKE! "who denarted b 1ifs one Sear ago today. November 8. 1931 A havoy ho ‘h-a once enjoyed. How sweel memors &t hae left & lonsline: VOTED _ WIFE COORE, AND CHY NGHAM. In wife, Mra. who died one year ago todav. ) 0, 1925 One vear age since vou le And I miss vou from my_ side. You have gona to that city Where peaca and happiness do abide Father. Thy will be done. But it hnrt me to mr heart Yas some day 1 shall meet her Never no mors 10 pari, never R HUSBAND * DOWNE. In sad and laving memery. r dear mother and "randmother. m“? who l'F!I‘FVFd Ihll life one year ago todey. November 8. 1825 In_our h’xfll vou; memory ing h ety randar Jond ang. triie There it that passes. dear motber It we ot thi k a mER DEVSFEL ' hnfi%‘y&n f (IRA\BDAFF TFR BL mm«m ln sad but loving reme! o e dear ‘wite and” Thothar BACH JOH. o et . Eos years' sl Ve das. November 9. 1074 Wife and mothar. the name wa lova. Twas given \ia by God ahova: Itheigh two vears have nassed ai e miss vou more and more each dar What it hame withot a mother® things the world may send But whah e Taat ot 4o ling msothar. We loat oup dearest, (riend HER AND CHILDREN. * JONES. A tribute of love fo m’ o\ dear ‘mothar " EMMA 'fii"’fi That earth can )I!\'nr LN not a day Todt e ine e o Rosember mg‘l‘r’ifil DR "Aw«"u"")?rl\ El AND DR T EDWARD JONES SWITH. 10 the memory of Taner. SAThAS D" SRS 0 i & 'h!rl!an bl 'ndl" '~ Tember. 8. 3014 : P el 1o 15 pwas wis LOvING DACCHTRR Fofira. « RPRAGT Sacred to_the m(mfll‘ dear hrothar, Rev. 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