Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 9

CHAMBERS WILL GIVE omplete Funeral Equal to a _$300 One For $1 Or One as Low as $100 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. The Brownstone Funeral Home 14th, Corner Chapin St. Clyde J. Nichols UNDERTAKER 4209 9th St. N.W. Phone Col. 6324 EISEMAN’S 7th & —— Fasts; ¥OUR. CREDIT 1S it i i il i : il Credit ¥ i %i ¥ ¥ ¥ i P /////’% 2 4 GOOD Remarkable Values SUITS OVERCOATS arranged venience without any tional costs to you. once about an account. like our credit system. Al 3\ Dress up for Christmas. can do so without any large outlay of cash. Just do your purchasing on our Plan. U, See EISEMAN’ ON LIBERAL TERMS You Liberal The terms are to suit your con- addi- us at You'll ) S e dl " 3 %mmmm: s STAR, WASHINGTO NOTED PHYSICIAN DIES VICTIM OF X-RAY CANCER Dr. James L. Koch, Owner of Cam- bridge Hospital, Suc- cumbs. Decembér 21. . owner,of the al and a prac- ticing year > here yester- E. 8 Zurhorst C. 8. Zurhorst, dr. Serving Washington and Vicinity and qeor airivhos S 0,00 joum. 5 ties, s nviable eervice record. Ambul auto livery, and chapel. ZURHORST Morticians EST. 185 Milburn T. Zickle, SR Big Variety Priced at 2 > 732 9th St. NW. MRS. J. R. DALY, Manager NN 2SR ERE Gérgeous Display Prices Start at Palms—Ferns—Cut Flowers VICTOR FLOWER SHOP A A wh s years of work with Roentgen ray ap paratus before the perfection of pro- tective control. Dr. Koch was one of a dozen pioneers in the use of the powerful ray. He was born in Springfleld, Ohio, 53 years ago, and was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Veterinary Officers Alngned Officers of the Army Veterinary Corps who_have been under instruc- tion at the Army Medical Center, this city, and at the Medical Field Service School, Carlisle, Pa., have been as- \mnsd to stations as follows: Capt. 1zek, Army Medical School, on, D. apt. Clifford E. ring, San Francisco; Capt. John Miner, Front Royal, Va.. Capt. Louis G. Weisman, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.; Capt. Henry E. Hess, Madison Barracks, N. Y.; Capt. Jacob L. Hartman, Fort Benning, Ga.: Capt. Ralph H. Lewis, Fort Sam Houston, Tex., and Second Lieut. Stanley McL. \'nln F‘ort Sam Houlton TUXEDO SUITS $29 On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S 7th& F Cemetery Wreaths $2.50 Blooming Plants $2 Phone Main 6538 MRS. R. B. BELFIELD, Asst. Manager. Christmas Special ARSI A AATATATATE A piano of excellent tonal quality, durable and mod- ern in case design. With each piano a bench is in- cluded. SMALL GRAND PIANO Price only For this week will be delivered 495 THE great popular demand for a Small Grand Piano at small cost is success- fully met in this dainty instrument. While- a fine tone and good action are the prime factors in a piano—the compact apartment of the present day makes a small instru- ment practically a necessity. This apecxal instrument, but four feet ten inches in length, combines the reso- // e R e e e for a $10 down payment. Special Club Terms piano. Beauty of tone and gance of appearance makes this piano an offer presents to you. $3 A Week nant “grand” quality of tone, the su- periority of “grand” action, and the grace- ful case design characteristic of the grand lasting quality, ele- and a price that extraordinary bar- gain—this is what this special Christmas Make your selectlon now as the quantlty is limited This Apartment Grand is Kitt Guaranteed Open Evenings Until Christmas “FeHOMER L.KITT CO 1330 G Street N.W. 2777777 20T 7T, IIIIIIIllllllllllllllmfltlllllllIllmIIIIII//II/////III//II/II/II//// / e TUESDAY, FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR JULES DEMONET Services for Head of Catering Firm Conducted at St. Matthew’s Church—Burial in Oak Hill. Funeral services fon Jules A Demonet, 73 years old, president of Demonet, Inc., confectioners and caterers, who died at his residence, 1909 H street, early yesterday, were conducted at Sf. Matthew's Catholic Church today at 10 o'clock. Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Edward L. Buckey, pastor. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were as follows: J. Anton Bokel, M. H. Acheson, H. J. Gallagher, Willlam J. Flather, Louls Peake and A. R. Mullowny. Mr. Demonet was a native Wa: ingtonfan and was widely known in this city. He was a_member of the Washington Lodge of Elks, the City Club and of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church. RITES FOR W L. CLIFT. Veteran Treasury Clerk -to Be Buried Tomorrow. Funeral services for Walter L. Clift, 81 years old, veteran clerk of the United States Treasury Department, who died at his home, 1443 Chapin street, Sunday, will be conducted at his late residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, Interment will be pri- vate. Mr. Clift is survived by his widow, . Abble B. Clift; two sons, James W. Clift of Washington and Thomas R. Clift of Tulsa, Okla; a_brother, Edwin Clift, and a granddaughter, Miss Loulse . Bentley of New York & et ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Historical ~Society “will meet, 8:15 o'clock, in Cosmos Club assembly hall. Miss Myra L. Spaul- ding will continue part III of “Duel- ing in the District. The Business Women'’s Council will meet at the Church of the Covenant. Mrs. Selden Spencer will lead the Bible class and H. N. Wheeler will speak of “The Lure of the Forest.” The Indoor-Outdoor Club wiii hold a Christmas mesting at the home of Miss Mary J. Van Hook, 3208 Nine- Columbia *| teenth street. The Tech Alumni Association will hold a socfal meeting, 8 o'clock, in assembly hall of the school. Enter- tainment and dancing. “A Christieas Message,” written, arsnged and produced by Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, will be presented by the community centers of divisions 10 to 13, and the Wash- ington Federation of Chugch Choirs, Inc., assisted by Howard University Orchestra, in Armstrong High audi- torium at 8:15 o'clock. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Concord Club will celebrate Christmas Sunday, 8 p.m., at its club- house, 314 C street. There will be a pageant and singing of carols. The pageant is arranged by Dr. Margaret Eck and the program directed by Miss Alice Hoeft. ‘The Philatelic Society will meet to- morrow at its rooms, 1333 G street. A large stocking filled with stamps was sent by “Santa Claus” for the society’s most useful member. The assemblage will be called upon to decide upon the reciplent. a pageant e Capt. Thomas Forbes Dies. SHERMAN, Tex., December - 21 (P).—Capt. Thomas Forbes, 74, said to be the last charter member of Sigma Nu, national collegé fraternity organized at Virginia Militdry Insti- tute, died here Sunday. ,He was engaged in the cotton business. Births Reported. / The following births have been reported o the Health Department in_the Taat 24 Aneelo and Josenhine Ceccarelli. girl. James J. \o. girl, FOU! DOG—Las BOS3a;use bound LOCKET: old, and trakets: ville B6-J. TIRE COVER AND RIM, rd. 3 nodw"l% Bidg.. in nearby Maryland. Phone Hyatis- IMIM 16th Col. i SBo8 € DECEMBER 21, _W. W. BOYLE, 60, DIES. Meat Dealer to Be Buried in Mount Olivet Tomorrow. William W. Boyle, 60 vears old, member of the firm of Boyle & Smith, meat dealers in the K Street Market, died at his residence, 1007 Massachu- setts avenue northeast, yesterday. He had been in failing health for several Death was attributed to par- A resident of Washington since he was a small boy, Mr. Boyle was a member of Was n Lodge of Blks as Ixmlm a sister, Hawkins, and a brother, th{u‘les w. Boyle. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Joseph's Catholic Church to- morrow morning at 9 o'clock, with services preceding at the residence at 8:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet (‘Pmcle Fatally Injured in Effort to Save Blazing Automobile. John E. Dixon, 23 years old, of 339 Thirteenth ~street southeast, brother of Policeman Archie V. Dixon of the eleventh precinct, died yesterday at Emergency Hospital of burns he suf- fered three weks ago while trying to extinguish a fire in an automobile. Dixon's clothing was ignited by flames from the blazing car, which was parked in a lot at Third and M streets southwest. He was badly burned on the face, legs and arms before the flames were beaten out. A passing motorist took him to Emer- gency Hospital. PLANS CHRISTMAS PARTY. Bureau of Mines to Honor Holiday Thursday Night. Although no longer located in the Interfor ~ Department Building, “Daddy” Scott Turner and his staff of Bureau of Mines officials will spon- sor the annual Christmas party of the bureau in the auditorium of the Interfor Building Thursday night. The bureau’s Christmas party is an institution of many years' standing and is always participated in by officials of the bureau and of the department. The Mines Bureau, for many years a bureau of the Interior Department, is now under the Com- ce h.-]\rutl"(’llt and is housed in a Duflding of its own on Seventeenth street. The customary presentation of gifts, with motion pictures and a Punch and Judy show, will feature the entertai ment. Dancing will follow the regu- lar program in the corridors of the department. HOLD PARTY AND DANCE. Christmas Celebrated by Colored Employes of Government. A Christmas party and dance was held by the colored employes of the offices of public buildings and public parks of the National Capital at the Interior Department Auditorium last night. Lieut. Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d, director, delivered an address, to which Theodore Randolph responded. There was an entertainment pro- gram preceding the dance. The en- tertainment was participated in by the East Washington Male Chorus, Ruth Golden, Mamie Grant. Lilllan B. Freeman and Stanley Brooks. Ned Manual was master of ceremonies. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Probably. rain tonight and tomor- row, not much change in temperature. ‘Virginia—Probably rain tonight and tomorrow; colder in Wwest portion to- night. ‘West * Virginia—Rain tonight and probably tomorrow morning, warmer tonight in south portion. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 40; 8 p.m., 40; 12 midnight, 39; 4 a.m., 39; 8 a.m., 39; noon, 50. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.95; 8§ p.m 6; 12 midnight, 29.94; 4 a.m., 29. . 29.94; noon, 29.95. est temperature, 50, occurred at oon today. Lowest temperature, 38, occurred at 2:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 46; lowest, 40. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:50 a.m. and 4:03 p.m.; high tide, 9:37 a.m. and 9:50 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:36 a.m. and plll.lnum with _diamonds Cail Mrs. and 3 Ve 2!19?‘ Reward. a‘nbhme mh{fll:nd BEADS. gold,_short o Tots, Bevard. 1844 Monroe st. n.w. o R leather. o “whife box. from Bedkers between 0 Tugsday rning, December 34 euher o G Petween' 10th and State. War u-i Navy Bulldiag of on's 14th and Parlc street car. Finder please 9134 dur- Toa iny 6. Trmskiin, 5030, ADt. 706 during evening. Reward. BEACELET—FI!xlhIr E dllnlnnd lnd onyx, and 7:30 pm.. either man P Hotel” ot ae ¥t “dath m {0 Wardman $Hoteir tront office. o BRIEF CASE, near T. ars, of interest only & the nc:x::-"n_‘i'f BROOCIH, Monday mornin Frank, 9700, Rew g - 451 p.m.; high tide, 10:22 a.m. and 10:34 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 7:23 a.m.; sun sets, 4:48 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, sets, 4:49 p.m. Moon rises, 7:12 p.m.; sets, 9:25 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. & Temperature, & g ® 58 & 7:23 a.m.; sun Stations. Weather. BUNCH oF | KEYS , iy 7B 45d Penn. chu lfiv xmfi n lo;:.}'l:;‘;'ue 'é"ul mball Frantc. 370 3 AT wngaund biie-eray siriped male; SATie ‘braast Monaay. Liveral reward, 'f:na Buchanan nw. COLLIE DOG. mAle hrown and wl lh one, o S Sa0 e hws Qovelond COLLIE PUPEY. ‘axe 6 montfs ‘K‘z'fl"'v' artied Fint "Tson Villlase, Clarendon o ll)flemoonL |:l‘-‘.lfl{’v!er “snwm’l'(t?."n? turd Wson Piano Store: Jiberal E‘}IIFHIOPM\ n]fll‘l Eva Vaughn HMV!P, 12” o . ight T black, 0. female. straleht Tox, Black tan Vafte: “'é‘flnf{u' moming” on " Bladan road. L. Sutton, Bisdonemare toad nee. o] brown:_ans hepherd, brow 133 swe 1“8’! ‘n'u-ne on'ianwonh Pl 7 oive hell in biack Teath GL ;msz: to) rlv el K Teather case; seissors and JPenrng xmrmh Satterfleld’ rd. 6507 T O heNborhood ot 4100 2:‘:“" L {OES, pair of ladies, black, wnreh 'rfremxer in the shonbing umrifclfi':l F Bloawe return 101738 You st. n.w. 11 North 100! POCKETHOOK, black il lei in *OTith and Colimbia rd., & D soon: reward. Phote Adams 7028: TR 7y, - eoollen. 16k and Ricey Selock” Honday. turn to ,xm ‘}712 1elh. Apt. 806. Puznmw E;[d'l'l.l PUFPY bi:fi I'l;dw.‘.“fl. lost on 143 "v Whtaon: “3440 orth SCARF, Sio'| Ch 8 Peoplks A | 0.14 acksonville zg i nfel.s 504 016 indn-n-wh- 2008 ARG s e On EESRAREIRTRLER FOREIGN. Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. amilton, Hivana,. Cuby Colon, Canal 2449 Tracy pl. ARCEL _containi i “‘?. a 0 na-‘:f‘v.'y' o oty B o"g nt, of Uniol nni nun ki R T R ilver, new. near Oth and H. 10th Oth ‘and Eve. Reward. Franklin 3718. WRIST WATOH_whlis 5ol egraved . E. P.'" late km-dny afternoon between i Penn. Kands, " Potomae e ie Widow Wins Verdict. The General Auto Truck Company must pay $1,750 damages for the death of Samuel Stark, according to a verdict of a jury in the District Su- preme Court, to Mrs. Bettie Stark of Madison, Tenn. Stark was struck near the Highway Bridge by a truck of the ipany December 3, “H. w ‘was_represented MRS. SUSIE S. JENKINS, 67, DIES AT SON’S HOME| Daughter of Former Envoy Was Widow of U. S. Judge in Philippines. Mrs. Susie Scruggs Jenkins, 67 years old, daughter of the late W. L. Scruggs, former minister to China and died at the residence of C. Jenkins, director of op- the United s Ship. 18 apart- contracted ago. Mrs. Jenkins was the widow of James (. Jenkins, former United States judge in the Philippines and well known in this city. For the past 20 years Mrs. Jenkins had divided her time between the Philippines, New York, Atlanta and this city. Besides her son of this city, she leaves two other sonms, Theodore D. Jenkins of New York and Willlam L. Jenkins of Baltimore; three daughters, Miss Susie Jenkins and Miss Kath- erine Jenkins of New York and Mrs. William L. Meador of Atlanta, Ga., and two sisters, Mrs. C. L. G. Ander- son and Miss Maud Scruggs of this city. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Interment will be in ‘Woodlawn Cemetery, New York, it is announced. her son , erations for Board, Carhs of Thanks We Kluu‘l ully acknowledge and FARRFLL. bpreciate all kindnesses shown, our ter and sister. MARGARET A. AR (nee Zanelli) g A overy expicecion of S mpathy tendored THER AND SISTER. * We wish to express our sincere nd appreciation to our many nd refatives. for thair Kind sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ai {he death of our” beloved son and husband Deaths. SWEDBERG. On Sunday, at Denver, Colo.. Dr. ALF W son ..v Hedvie B, and the late chhn A Swed: berg, formerly of Sterling, o Sembe of South Denver Lodge. No. 03, and A ) {Loudoua Tounty. papers please cop: THOMAS. On Mun a at the residence Maryland _ave. (Bl December 19, ston Thomas of_funeral later, i |hi1r:h. v orde WHITE, W . .0n " Sundsy. December 19, Georgetown Uniiversity Hosplialy JU-\\’\\ WOLLARD, daughter of klah and Ann Wollard. ‘Remais at Uy Reauiom macs at St isgy and Vet oo’ Wed: 2! 0 am. hl(rr- ment at Hmy I(u(:d Lr'ml tery. In Memoriam. ove to the memory MARY ARNOLD, e year ago today. One morning the shadows lingered, And then evening came, And God's ow From wear, And thou and the burden shoulders takes. silver cord! Ho Kken her Each moment orings a partis And many a faldng tear. And though these years to mortals given ed With griel and Dain, hope «.r‘n.wnn. HIS DEVOTED 0! AND WIFE. Deaths. BOYLE. Monday, December 20, 1926, at hie residence, 1007 Massachusetia ave, ne. WILLIAM W.. son_of Thom: Foners wi b, neld parlors, 301 East sday, December 22. o St. Joseph's late” Anna Boyle. from Zurhost fineral Capitol st.. on Wednes epose of o' son. ““Heitives “nd frisnds. invited to attend. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. CLIFT. On Sunday. Decembor 19. 1026, at his residence, 1443 Chabin st. WAL~ R L husband. of Abbie B.. Ciltt. and t James W. Clift ns resting mai Co.'s funeral home. 2901 at 1443 Fuieral services December . n.w. on Wednesday, 'ONNELL. On Sunday, December 10, 1026, 'at § pin. LUELLA inee Watson]. wife of the Tate’ J. “A. Connell her. of Margaret and _Harry Conncll and Mrs Bowie, Funeral from her lato- resi: 3 Wednesday, De- thence to St. requiem mass Relatives and attend. ngrplgnz mber at 9230 nim., Alovaius (‘hum. will be at friends xn led to Mount Olivet Cemetery’ CROPP. On Mondas, Decomber 20. 7:33 RY “GENEVA! dml(hbr 61 Charles ‘opp and sister ol Bhnchp ( uer: from her late residence, Thursday. December 23, at 8:30 ience 1o, Chureh of the Good Shep- henl where aulenm requiem mass will be said at 9 latives and friends in- Yited "to "aftend. Interment Mount Qlivet Cemetery. 22! 1926. Poreved Eliza_A. Dy?lr Ful ember 53, friends invited. nl“fl\“ Sunday. midnight. Delvmber 19, . at his residence, 1909 H s S A« beloved husband of \hr) ‘Demonet. Funeral Tuesday. DPIY be 2 fom St. Matthew's Church, Requiem mass. Interment Il Oik flfll Cometery. n Mnnd DQC mber 1026, & oy TN DER DEUTERMAN nf Al‘linrlflll. ‘I Fune el’ announcement later. FIELD. Sund: 1926, at il delnml“ Pa. uma.m?f:’r be- ed “mother of James £ George 3 Field and Mrs. Martha Nom Funerai (private) Wednesday. at g:;’ Tromiapél of 3. William Tee: Baave. nw. FOWLER. .0n Sunday, December 10, 102 "ot bie resigence. 15 Gnincy bl. me. CAREY ELD, beloved husband of Margaret sears. Funeral ‘ednesday. oo . Reiatives and friends in: ‘Iiterment at Congressional Come: mber. tery. JENKINS, On December 20, 1 fleld Hon H.Al after a TE UGGS JE xw ovices> st H 13(‘0 N st. at D. New York City, JONES. On Shildren's daughier of sister of Lofeita, Jones. Jesdas. December 22 at § i “*Khin thtervient " Mount Givet Comier Sunday. Decem! Hospytal. MERCIL e e Mikigr: “Joncs aad Funeral Wed- \m. from John AR QRN P 10t [ e tenu lence of his son, wel ane, herd Hyattsville Md. HOMAS b@lnvml husb.md of Mary e, e ars. = Funeral from F. (Imv.r.u parlol 10 am. Wednesday. Tnterment pri LOZUPONE. at her residence. LICIA, beloved wi Funeral from her December 2 Sunday, December 10, 1926, 1005 ¥th st. FE- ife of Dominick Loau: ate residence atl ferment MCKNEW. Mary's Cemclery 21 On Sunday, December 10: 1026, at his_residence, ¥ necticut ave. nw., THD)‘AS G,. Imlo\efl husband _of Gerirude K"IW and father of Ger- A e Fuheral services ut b nw w A o meat Bettavillo: 2d- December 19, 1926, 1L} LX \)l “:\R Y i l’. "IQ belovzd VH(I‘ e beloted wife gt the Funeral Wednesday, a o’nnnx On Sunday, Dmmhar 19, 1926, ‘at States ' Naval floepitar, WILLETT mmsm L QBRIEN In the 85th vear of his age. leaves 16 mourn ‘his m%m- fainer, two_broth of Frai w. o i W mdwme 2223~ a’i.'"i'n’.‘ e A iller, 811 Higl B dence ‘of hm Shdter, 7 s oL Decemi “fierment Ariingion p.m. Tery. O'BRIEN. WILLETT H. O'BRIEN, senior vice commander of Fedstal Post 824, Vet PP ls of N“ an;';l rs. Dfl lfrll e !ID'oned e cember 52, {1 Tate residence. nms”m St now Inter ment'at Anington at 2:1 13 Ben” "4u e o9l poy 5 bers §f ROLOCHS! Kedhn Commander. = TERSON. _Del this " life Mond: nmarmng D(‘Nmpmo 1026, ‘!le )?!dl‘hyl aptist Home. ARRT ON Uneral will L\ku " pliee, Sl v nesdag. Decem aishubh wkowe. Mrs, Sounders any Wrikht and “Robert 63 r-o Robb and, the late Lucy Funeral | from 'St Augiistine’y Ehnren Wednosday. 9:16 acm. Inierment at_Bowie. Md. RYAN. Suddenly on ’mudn{ December 21, (8%, ANNIE, beloved, o of the late Joseph C. Ryan F_st. n.e. Notice 0( !\merll ]-ur SCPG. cnfl Piosditr o nue: ved hus: m ifil bvo" !‘nnrrnl Adl’mla Loneral Fome n RCeting. Lo it '%"".‘.‘ Cemiotiry. Friends vf'“" December 19, 1926, Dital, Capt. 'RICH: beloved hus- Sarnetts, A STMM at Soldlen anma.{{ ARD SIMMONS, s. AR ST Kats Simsron son ot f Sarah mber 22, Bimy, from the “Yfetro- itsn Baptist | Chirch, R st betwcen 12y and 13h ste. now. Remaine resting t W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chapel, All members of Social, Lodge. ereby ordered to are m-l communication at the esday. STYMO? No. 1. nlmmblr m temple. feetasber b ber 19, 1926. ;f e who_p. re - ygud one year “ako today. December 2L When we eco a precious blossom That wo tended with Rugely taken from " our bosom. How our aching hearts despair. Round the silent grave we nnur _ Til the sun is low, opes have ' With the flowers we cheris! but not lonvcr. Blessed be the Lord that gave. An_that bright. eternal cu.y Deul.h can never, neve: 2 good time na'u cad (him Frum s Feut to home. ome: S SR OSSERINE: o A tribute of love and devotion husband, JAMES M. o _departed lhll l"u o' Years" ago today. Decomver 21, 1024 G nc bul not_forgotten. DE WIFE. MARGARET B. Kll(.'l L In sad but lo ot PRAGCETFEREY 15 1fe W vears ago t0* c.uumu,. Io, the: Hemoy of my Sr.; HIS « FERRY. of our dear who departed day, Decomber 'Tis sweet to be remembered And always bear in mind, hat o ‘e ot Torgotuen ones you RER"HolbaNE A D Rl BheN, o HAAS, In }‘nvmws‘rgorylfll :;u-;, dea moth- er. who depa i3 1ife two years. toitay. Decemmber 21, 1024 & Oh, the d: are sad But_with us there ‘hat you are ev HER LOVING cmwxmv HAYHOE. Tn sad but lov of my dear father, HAVHOE, who' dunlrled this lite ten years ago, Demmber 916, Lovum SON lm:l) . L 3 i S"BEVOTED WIFE AND cmwux . s. In L mory_of Parents, MARTA and TARC TAMES. Wi devatica this'iteDecember 21. 1011, ad September 9, 191, We loved you dear ones, But God loved you best, You Pty sy, o OFNSON. In_sad_ but lovin - ance wite REE S0 80N o' departed, this. 1t five yéars ago today. December 21. 1021 duiehier’ a0d sier. GERTRUDE MER R nd led Sevin years ago. Ociober We_ all haye our sorrow Some griefs quickly fade away, But the parting from our loved ‘ones ‘Grieves our hearis 1ro om day to dag. AMILY. LAZENBERRY. In loving remembrance of WILLIAM LAZENBERRY, who this life twentyeight years ago today. m S WIFE AND SON. I but _lovi my berered Bussed dear father. LEO ODEKOVEN, who de- parted this life five years ago today, De- cember 21, 1921. God takes our loved ones from the home. but never from the heart. Wirs AND CHILDREN. In sad but loving remembran: Biisband and" Jather: JAMES departed, this 1ite two Cotten, M waTsoN, N, who yéars axo. Décember DEY, m“n;m‘w IFE "RLICE ___ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. lllCl Blvm g’?ele‘:bl:'nn Main 2473 T F. COSTELI.D NOW LOCATED, A 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7978, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Invalid Limousine PINL R E. Lincoln 524 V.L. SPEARE CO. coessors of nor conect '"tht‘l:lfi :hei ;‘::l W. R. Sne‘r flilbll.hA i Fragic 6626 SL N.W. y 940 F St. WA TALTAVUL' L o KOQ‘BRANCH OFFICE 816 H St. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Egtablished 1841 Phone_Weat ]A'\XES T, RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. Model Chapel. Rlantie 1700, Private Ambulance. Livery in Conhection Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Member N Main 5512 =y T CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAP) 3 ‘phane Linoin 952" v A 9Aodn-\'« e 385, I'UNERAL DHIGN!- Gudz Bros. Co.. 12?2'?1"' St. The Hecht Co.-F St. Cut Flower Shop, 1st FL Floral designs delivered promptly to any part .of the United States . _Phone Main 5100 BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Spralx" Y AR (A mm Boautitul l!lu:au