Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1927, Page 9

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Stillwell, and two sons, Wil- liam Y. Stillwell, Oakland, Calif., and Maurice J. Stillwell, Maryland Park, Md. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wil- liam H. Scott funeral parlors, 409 Eighth street southeast. Rev. H. A. Kent, pastor of the First Church of the Brethren, will officlate. Burial will be made in Arlington National Ceme- C. M. RICHARDSON DEAD. Secretary to Local Builder Was Prominent Mason. Charles M. Richardson, 55 years old, for the past 18 years secretary to Frank L. Wagner, well known local builder, died at his residence, 3626 Warden street, Sunday. e had been in failing health for the past four years, and had been serlously ill about a week. . Born in Baltimore, Mr. Richardson came to this city at an early age and was educated in the public schools. Upon finishing school he was employed as an_accountant for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, where he worked untl going with Mr. Wagner. Mr. Richardson was a _member of La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M. of La Fayette Chapter, No. 5, R. A. M of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, and of Almas Tem- ple of the Mystic Shrine. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida E. Richardson; a son, Charles R. Richardson, and a sister, Mrs. Frank L. Wagner. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clgck. Rev. Charles T. Warner, rector of St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, will officlate. Knights Templar serv- ices also will be held, while the La Fayette Lodge will conduct special Masonic rites at the grave in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. CAPT. J. W. STARR BURIED. Civil Service Retirement Body’s President Interred at Arlington. Funeral services for Capt. Jacob W. Starr, president of the United States Civil Service Retirement Assoclation, who died at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Evelyn Starr Ballou, Lyon Park, Va., Saturday, were conducted at the daughter’s residence this after- noon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery. Capt. Starr, a veteran of the Civil War, retired from the Government service five years ago. Announcement is made that John M. Kline, vice president of the United States Civil Service Retirement Asso- clation, will succeed Capt. Starr as president. GRS TURNER WILSON, 92, DIES. Retired Blacksmith Long Resident of Chillum, Md. Turner Wilson, 92, retired black- smith, of Chillum, Md., and lifelong resident of that vicinity, died at the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor Hospital yester- day. He had been ill about a week. Mr. Wilson was born at Rockville, He conducted a blacksmith shop at Chillum for more than 40 years, re- tiring about 10 years ago. He was a communicant og St. John's Catholic Church, Forest Glen. Four sons, Wil- liam E., Eugene C., Brent and Pres- ton Wilson, and one daughter, Mrs. A‘da McDonald, all of this city, sur- vive, day morning, with mass at St. John's Catholic Church, Forest Glen, at 10 o'clock. Rev. C. O. Rosensteel will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery at Forest Glen. o BUSSES ON NEW ROUTE.. Extension of Burleith Line to Northeast Section in Operation. Busses of the Burleith line began operation today over the extension of their route to the Northeast section. Four new busses are being used. The extension authorized last month by the Public Utilities Commission provides bus riders with a cross-town | § service, starting in Burleith and end- ing in the Trinidad section of North- east. The busses are running under a 12 n'ylutp schedule. Between 7:16 and 1137 p.m., however, they will run half hourly. T s i IREDALE., I . brown 1i R 3 T T el b, AIREDALE DOG, largs brown, name “Brownle” "reward. 1708 “Willard st Apt. 2. AUTOMOBILE GI0VES—Black, ] pm, Monda on Chovy Chass u;;b“}adu S o i i bt o pass e 944 afier 6 o clock: 5 BAR PIN, platin n o R N R g e ov; 5 Blilding. Reward: i BAR PIN, Florgntine sllver set Wilh topazes; January 28. ward 11 ret: & Belmont at.. ADt. 43, atter 6 oclock. 45 BOSTON. BULL TERRIER, male. dark brin- dle. perfectly msém& ‘weleht 26 pounds. an- swers to name Boss: disap; ity Rhode Island Ty Ward: 616 10 o Frankli BROOCH. ¢ with * Sumaaye Call ‘North 53Ry, APE 8wk Ereem | worsted ~bandsomgly ard for crocheted lost some days ago. Rew: o {nformation or ‘Teturn Yo 350 South Capitol CAT, B Persian, female: s from Wardingn Park Annex evening of Jai- uary 81 . “Apt. 107, Wardman Park Annex. DOG. German police. 7 months oid. black and tan, wearing tan leath D license tag 13861. Rew G—Straved fi .'.’.?:{‘ white: bobbed EARRING amethyst, 10st on G at. bet, 11(h e 4, Bv; Xin Hy Gettirn Gecolia rman, 24 R. 1. ave. n.w. Funeral services will be held Thurs- | | FUNERAL SERVICES HELD | FOR DALLAS A. HAWKINS | Employe of The Evening Star Will Be Buried at Norfolk Tomorrow. | revision, just out. A student in the Funeral Hawkin: ning St services for Da a compositor of The who died at his re in the Cathedral Mansions are being held this afternoon at Hysong funeral home, 1300 N street Rev. Andrew Bird, pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims, and Rev. Edward O. Clark, pastor of the Chevy Chase Baptist Church, officiated. Many friends and former associate | employes of The Star attended. The pailbearers are: Clyde Stovall, Charles Council, Dr. John B. Cole, Arnette, Ralph Freeman, Harr) Hough, F. Hunter Creech, Maurice Bonine, J. D. Kitchin, J. E. W. Shandeffer and W. W The body will be taken by boat to- night to Norfolk, where services will be held at the grave tomorrow after- noon at 2 o'cl Rev. McMillan, | pastor of the Norfolk Presbyterian | Church, will officiate. | THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness and warmer, possibly fol- lowed by rain late tonight or tomor. row; minimum temperature tonight about 37 degrees. i Maryland — Increasing _ cloudiness, | probably followed by rain late tonight or tomorrow; rising temperature to- night and in east portion tomorrow Virginia — Increasing cloudiness, | probably followed by occasional rain late tonight or tomorrow; rising tem- | perature. West Vi — Partly cloudy and warmer tonight, possibly occasional rain; tomorrow partly cloudy; warmer | in east portion. | Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer — 4 p.m., 44; 37; 12 midnight, 34; 4 am., 3 85; noon, 44. Barometer —4 p.m.. 30.29; 8 pm., 80.40; 12 midnight, 30.41; 4 a.m., 30.43; 8 a.m., 30.49; noon, 30.46. | Highest temperature, 45, occurred | at 8 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 34, occurred at | 7:20 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 42; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coa!&i and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:36 a.m. and 1:36 p.m.; high tide. 7:09 a.m. and 7:32 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:24 a.m. and | 2:28 p.m.; high tide, 8:02 a.m. and 8:23 p.m. | The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:16 a.m 5:28 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:15 a.m.; sun sets 5:29 p.m. | Moon rises 6:51 a.m.; sets 4:44 p.m.| Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the| water at Great Falls at 8§ a.m.—Tem- | perature, 34; condition, very muddy. ‘Weather in Various Cities. Stations, + - asug 3 Abilene Albany Atlanta Atlant; Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck { =352 = i RREES LA ok | : Glondy . Cloud Cloud: 3 r * Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Clear bure clou Bortland e, 5058 clear ¥ | ortland Ore ain Raleigh,N.C. E lear 1 §. Lake City 2 C10 Clear San Antonto X in San_Diexo - Clea 8. Frai X Cloudy Clnug ou i Ral 0.42 Snow .. Pt.cloudy FOREIGN. | (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) !“Il?‘ll- Temperature. Weather. ). France. . a8 Part clondy Germany. 38 Part cloudy | e Part clondy | Part oloug | Clear Part cloudy | vana, ‘Cuba,. . Colon. Canal Zone. FUNERAL_DIRECTOR | Gawler Service | Morticians Since 1850 “Member_National Selected Morticians | Main 5512 1332 Pegoa. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N_w' Establighed 1841 | Phone West 96. | JAMES T. RYAN sodel Capel. ™ ASu8i%ie 1700, ivate Ambulance. Connection ~CHAS. S. ZURHORST — o ey | W. Warren Taltavull | 14th and Spring Road _ Col. 464 | Timothy Hanlon | 041 H St. N.B. Phone L. 5543 . Fui Director and | @ g::;.;.,{;“n'...'" 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Frank Geiet’s Sons Co, | 13 BN Teieshone Main 2473 | 1724 N. CAP. BT. NORTH 7970, ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co, | Private Invalid Limousine | 52 O anel: Lincoln 524 V. L. SPEARE CO. wil e SR “hpeds W _ FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE 14th &H | Pharmacopela n 1916, both have been Liquor in Pharmacopeia. 1 NEW HAVEN, Conn., February 1 | (®).—Whisky . and longer on Uncle Banished from the Sam’s blacklist. United States restored to full rights In the tenth ' ticut Colle of 2 rmacy noted the restoration of both liquors beca of “medicinal value™ nd | called attention of Dr. Gustavus i the dean, to it. The form both fluids provides that they shall be stored in wood harrels for a period of not_less than_four years. ¢ ard of Thanks. BALDERSTON. Wo wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to rela tives and kind friends for their heartfelt &ympathy extended to us and their bean tiful floral tributes sent. at the death of our_beloved son and brother, WILLIAM MARCELLUS BALDERSTON MR, AND MRS ‘EDGAR R. BALDER. STON AND MRS. W. SMITH DARE. ¢ Deaths. Departed this Jife Monday. 1. 1837 at the residence of he: ter. Mre. Louise Cl 307 War n.w. MARY V. ANDERSON. be. loved wife Gf the late Jefferson Anderson mother of ' Robert Anderson, Louise A Clarkson “and Thomas_Anderson. Funerai Thureday, February 3. at 1 pm.. from bt Street M. E. Church, Lynchburs, ANDERSO! On Sunday. January 30, 1927 at his residence. 5712 13th st. n.w.. JAMES W. AUSTIN, in hi 34 year. Funeral Wednesday. February 2. 1927, at 2 p.n from Mount Zion B Interment c . __Departed this life Sunday, January 30. 1927 ‘at 1 p.m. in full lrl\xm{h ot faith, at Gallinger Mospital. N BANKS. born in otsylvania County. Va. She wag_ the beloved mother of William Cephas Young. Willis Banks. Annie Speed. erandchilgren and_a host of ~other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday February 2. at 1 p.m.. from Bethlehem Baptist “Church, ~Anacostia. D. C.. Rev J. C. Banks_ pastor. All are invited. la- terment at Resemount Cemetery. We did not know the pain she bore, - We did not see her die. We only know ehe went home to heaven, And never said LOVING SON. YOUNG. BOXLEY. On Sunday, Januaty 30, 1027 at Takoma Park. Md.. PEARL BOXL beloved daughter of Henry and Boxley. Funeral Wednesday. February at 1 pm. from the W. neral parlors, 2222 Georgia n_Sunday, January dence. " the Don € 070 s, n.w. I Funeral *from " St on Wednesday. ~February Where mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives ‘and friends invited. ~Interment Mount Olive Cemetery. 1 ll{fi km»mbern of ::lde ‘Chfl:t C] y &l indly reques 0 at- 1 neral services of PAULINE A « BURR t. Matthew's ch_on, Wed 'l!;yh’:ie F!?rll;xyr‘). ‘119‘ iy order of the President, MARY V. MERRICK. BYRD. Sunday. January 30, 1927, at Wal- ter Reed Hospiial, FREDERICK R. BYRD. devoted son of Margaret E. Byrd, brother of Douglas A. Byrd., Alice Brown and Frank Brown and uncle of Juanita Gould Funeral Wednesday. Febriary 2. from Metropolitan A. M. E. C . M st. be- tween 15th and 16 w. Interment Arlin, Nation: ‘emetery. Re ins resting at the W st Jaivis funeral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave, n.w. 1 DORSE ‘The ladies of the A. O. H., Divi- sion No. 2, are kindly requested to meot &t the liome of our late sister. MARY E. DOR 1316 36th st. n.w.. Tuesday eve- t 8 g'clock, By order of the Pt ROSE STORIMAN MART [RENE WHEATLEY. Secretary. 5 DUTCH, Monday, Januar 31, 1627, EL] DUTCH, beloved husband of Mattie Dutc and father of Pauline, Thelma, Ruth an Perry Dutch. She also leaves two sisters, one “brother and a host of relatives and Iriends. =Short services at his late resi- dence, 3226 Sherman ave. n.w.. Thursday February 3, at clock noon. ~Funeral services at Good Hope Chureh, Md. 2 GRY On Monday, January 31, 1927. at k- § m.. at her residence. Meadows. . MARY A. GROSS. beloved wife of T Grosa and mother of George, jr.: . Llewellyn, Thomas and Josephine Mrs. ~Agnes Hodge. Mrs. Marie k > Daisy Smith and Mrs. Pauline Belt: devoted ter of Mre. Susie E. Slaughter and Cha P. Thompson. She leaves to mourn sheir loss 10 grand- children and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursd February 3 at 1 p.m. from St. Luke's M. E. Church, adows, Md. A life of service has come to a clos And now she is taking Oh. God. forbid that w catter or roam, For ‘twas mother whose life heiped 16 make our dwelling place home. THE FAMILY. 2 HARTLEY. Suddenly, on Sunday, January 80, 1927, at his residence. 193 West Miilberry ‘6., Baltimore. Md.. GEORGE EDWARD HARTLEY, Jr.. beloved hus- band of Margaret M. Hartley (nes Mowat) Funeral from Gasch's lleralru rlor, Hy- attsville, Md.. on Thursday. February at 2 gm. Interment at Evergreen Ceme- tery, Bladensbure, Md. 3 HOLMES, TRy, February 1. 1027, GEORGE KIRBY. beloved husband of Lil lian Hunter Holmes. Funeral from St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Friday at 10 Interment privat 3 On Monday. January 31, 1927. at .m.. at_ber residence, 1450 Monr MARION C. HUNT (nee Me- beloved wife of George F. Hunt. Funeral services at the aboye residence on Thursd: February at 8:30 a.m.; thence to the Sacred Heart Church. where mass will be said at 9 a. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2 LAURENCE. Monday, January 31, 1927, at her residence, 539 '7th st s.e.. LAURA WILKINSON LAURENCE, beloved wife of Charles A. Laurence. mother of Myrtle P, Probey and J. Frankiin McCarter. = Funerai services at her late residence on Wednes- day, February 2, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Kindly omit flower MATTHEWS. On Monday, January 31, 1927, i Brookl‘n. N. Y. LUCRETIA MAT THEWS, the' wife of ‘the late Rev. Joseph Matthews and mother of Rev. Albert C. and Elphonzo 8. Matthews and Mrs. Ruth V. Cole, all of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and Sam- uel ‘D.’ Matthews of ' Washingion, D, C. The remains will be brought to the resi- dence of her son. 1008 Fairmont st. n.w.. Thurxdls morning. ~ Funeral _{roi ) Mount Olive Baptist Church, 6th st. be- tween L and M sts. ne., Thursday. Feb- ruary 3, at 'Jflf.mA the pastor, v, J. Roy Caiter. officiailng. Burlal at Har: mony ry. 2¢ MeLAUGHLIN. _Sunday. January 30, 1927, CYLINDA. beloved Wite of Lewis M. Mc: Laughjin, devoted daughter of Richard and Belle Bryant. sister of Bowmap, Richard. {Fy o0 Thomas Bryani nlecs of M lith Johns Funeral Wednesday, F ruary 2, at 1 o'clock, from Salem Haptist Church.' N st. between 9th and 10th sts v. Rev. D. R. Grimes, pastor. Friends ed. Interment Payne's Cemetery. METZLER. On.Monday, Jan 31, 1 DORIS, widow of Augustus etzler and mother of Martha Metzler and Mrs. Fred E. Weber, in her 93rd ye Funeral from her late residence, 395 nier. Md. ~Thureds at ence to Prospect Hill Ceme- Relatives and friends invited . to attend. MUNHAL) In Pittsburgh Pa. Saturday. January 29, 1927, HERBERT N.. the be- loved husband of Marguerite Howard Mun- hall. Interment Tuesday, February 1, in Pittsburgh, » ELSON. On Monday, Jamuary 31, 1927 at the residence of her daughter. Mrs Roy K. Pote, 1637 A st. ne. ELESHE N NELSO! Services will be held at the above address on Wednesday, February at 2 pm. loterment in Cedar Hill Come: ery. PAGE. On Monday. Janui 381, 1927, at the Ruppert home, E A M. PAGE, 'Re- ns resting at Chambers’ funeral home. Funeral on Wedneésday. Februa pm. Interment (private) at Cemetery. PERKINS. On Monday, January 31, 1927, 11 d.m_ st Providence Howpital, JEN: NIE M. PERKINS of 400 12th st, s.w.. beloved mother of Maud, Daniel and Ra; mond Perkins and Mrs. Louise Miller, _F 0 p.in brandy are nq|STILSON. On Saturday. January 20, at’the ‘residence of her_daugh e M. Clark, Herndon, Va. MARGAR STILSON." Remains resting at W, Chambery varlors. 1400 Chapin ot now on Wednesday. Febru- ary 4. trom Aloysius Church. whers ass will be said at O a.m. Interient At Mount Olivet Cometery. (Baltimors' Dae Ders please copy.) TURNER. Suddenly entored Into rest, Moy day 1 D) TURNER, nw. deveted hushand o €. Payne. ‘Esther ton, Edward W. jr B R..'Joshua A. a1 ‘Addie R. Young tice of funeral lat TWYMAN, Catherine Twyman of Va. loving brother of james, Rosie 2 Bannister. Mary Johneon a Twyman. Funeral Wednesday, 2. from the chapel of L 12th and V sts. n.w 545 bm d fathe a Geareie Riggins and Arthur Wallace. Funeral fro Olive Ba areh at ATlingto Wedneaday. Febriary 2. 1 p.u aud relatives invited Somewhere in the land of sunshine Somawhere in the iand of hh! Dear loved one, hope to meet you I the ¢ty of no might 1 WILSON. Suddenly. Monday, January 3 1927, at hia reside 395 Que st. n.w ARD WILSON ed brother of Sarah Shenhart Brannum, un cle ot Phil Margaret $hep- herd and ( Funeral Thurs day. Februar: at 1 v.m. Campbell’s funeral parlors, 4! WILSON. On Monday, Ja TURNER WILSON of Ch 0 loved husband of the late Amy Wilson. aged 92 years. | Remains resting at the W. W, Chambers' funeral home. = Funeral from §t. 'John's Catholie (hur Glen. Ma."'where mass will Thureday.” February 3. st 10 a.m. terment at cliurch cometery Iu Memoriam. Tn sad but loving remembrancy uf evoted nephew and cousin, EDOAR ALL .’\l\mFdh m(wl‘(h‘l;;' !’x(. four years ago today. February 1, 103 HORACE ALLEN AND FAMILY In sad but I dear ‘son.’ EDGAR W. parted this life four years ago February 1, 1923 As we silently sit in the evening, eeling 80 sad and alone, We think of the dear ones departed. Who once with Us shared onr h 'Tig then with a heart full of angu e cry out In sorrow and Hain “Ob. coiild we but have our loved one. Around by the fireside again.” HIS DEVOTED FATHER AND MOTHER, CHARLES C. AND MARY R. ALLEN. ¢ BOWMAN. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of my dear husband and our father. WILLIAM J. BOWMA! who departed this life six Years ago loday. bruary 1, 1021 At home on the beantiful hills of God. By the valley of rest so fair, Suma'dxy. some time, when our task Is ‘aone. With Joy we will meet you thers Just a sad but swest remembrance Just a memory. fond and true: Just a token of aff And a heartache Gentle hands that never wearied. Toiling in love's vineyard sweet. Eses that were forever 10ving., When our eyes they chanced to meet HIS LOVING WIF MARY A. Bow MAN. AND CHILDREN. CLARK. In sad by lov hushand and taher: THOMAS P CEARE: ¥ho departed this life ten years ago to- d ‘ebruary 1, 1917, May he rest in ace. s WifE ANo HifLonex. - FOER. In loving remembranc ot dear mother, EL]ZA“P’THe l'()ER“ v’r!m D‘nrnt— I]'I‘ fi"!'.l life six years ago today, F :f)' fl.\lyNEN;r {!n sad b{\;l loving dmlfimhrlmfl of our dear moth ¥ ok, BENTR, S0R. 300 o N . devaried this life one year ago ., Feb- What happy days we once en| When ‘we ‘were all ‘Me"fl.lw But, oh, how changed At all is now, s a O SR pasen AND SON-IN-LAW, B 7. Luxfi%fil§ N. In lovi brance ones: WILSOX® GREEN, whe " Tho" Jied' ¥ n‘)‘%‘% 3 SON " ‘Who " died” Janusry S EDWARD il o died January 24, 1913 > GREEN. wha 8y God's tenderest blessings rest upon MRS N & A fry CAROLINE GREEN AND FAM HAGAN. ' In loving remembrance of our dear Jiogher, SARAM C. HAGAN, ho de- r s life . Feb- g oo g Lead thy mother tenderl Down life's steap deciine Onge her arm was thy support. Now she leans on thine: See upon her loving face \pThose deep lines of care Think. it was her tofl for ihes Leti that record there, Ne'er forget her tireless watch. . Kept by day and night, Taking from her steps the grace. ¥rom her eyes the light. Cherish well her faithful heart Which through weary years Echoed with its symp: All thy emiles and tears. Thank God for thy mother's love Guard' the bricelass boon: For. the bitter parting Bour Cometh all t00 soon. When thy graceful tenderness Loses Dower 10 sa Earth will hold 1o @ ¢ Than' thy mother's m’v;: HER LOVING soxs. + HAMILTON. In ead but loving remem- AR b, doar, motper. NANTY"'S A N, who' died. Tou today, February 1. 1643, . O 60 Side by side mother and father Ars sleeving in the grave's dark dream- joss * bed. ‘While the willow bough w i As they bend abvwo‘m:r 7:3. o I'nder the s on Id W day, Tenderly. softly, we 1ald you swag’ ;(':llfldw{ln&“)éo rtllnhf!‘!(al‘ lh;)d(‘ol l‘.o:: % Our aDITIt returned s G HER ToViNe "BACEHTER. ‘Pi¥one SHOEMAKER. T HAMILTON. Sacred to the memory of o e, motber, Sud motneriiun. NANC Y : " Who. < s 10day, February * 1.1923, O Joat a0 In qur hearts your memory lin Alqays tenase Tond " i There's not @ day. dear mother, HER ToviSaoehat think of you, RRLA FRa¥E AAD y DAY SRR HOY. In memory of our father, ROBERT HOY, 'who died ‘soven yours aess ony Febriary 1, 1920. MAGGIE AND BOB. * JOHNSOX. In loving memory of my dear mother. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON. i Dassed ‘away hine yea ary 1. 191 Death has robbed me of my mother, Ot the one I loved 80 ‘well: Taken from this world of sorfow ‘Sately home with Christ 10 dwsll DAUGHTER. SARAI PIELDS. * KILBY. In sad but loving remembrance of Q7 dear hlisband and father: JOSEFH W RILEY whe departed, this lite four » a0’ today, February 1. 1028 Just when life was sweetest, And he could have lived his best. The "gates ‘of \heaven opeded And God called him homs 3 HIS WIFE AND CHILDRMY: - MILLER. In loving rfmimbrnnm our "\’illlflmlfioml” &I{; dll‘t‘v’) ter, hx“ Ei 3 feo " Murphy). . who his fife seven oars as0 ‘toda. re " What happy days ws once enfayed. When we were all together. Bug, oh, how changed it all {s now, Since you have gong jer. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN Marie, how I miss you, How I mourn you as days go by I shail never forget you Till 1 meet you upon bigh, =N Chureh, Potomac and | gEYNOLDS. A tribute of love to th 2 p.m. ‘Relatives and Taterment at Cedar Hiy N. Entered into eternal rest Sun- day, January 30. 1927. HATTIE. beloved wifé of Alfred N. Pevton. ‘She aiso leaves two_brothers and three sisters. Remains resting temporarily at John Ruines & Co. funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye s.w. Funeral Wednesday. F ébruary' 2. at % pn.; from 715 4ih si. se. Interment Wood: | BOBI T lawn_Cemetery. RICHARDSON. Sunday, January 30, 1927 at 7 pm., his residence. 3826 Warder & n.w., CHARLES M., beloved husband | of 1da"E. Richardson” (nee Robertson) Funeral will be held Wednesday, briary 2. 2 G.In. Interment will be in Fort 1. eoln Cemetery. < BANDIFER. Monday. January 31. 1927 ROY 8., ‘beloved hisband of Catherine E. Sandifer (nee Sexton). Funeral from Jdobn T. Ryan's funeral parlors, 317 aylvania_ave. me o of devoted husband. JO"N REYROLDY. Who “dled . day. February l‘o] 6. e oyt Upright and faithful in all of his wi A beautiful character to the end of days, wonderful memory he left bebind. LOVISE ‘¢ "REYNOLDS STSTE BROTHER. i . Departed this life Sunday, Jan 195758 48 o S AR ROBINSON. Jr’ He leaves io mourn their loss a devoted mother and father. two sisters. two brothers. Funeral Wednes day, February 2, at 1 p.m., from Prasier rlor. 723 T &t. n.w. = Relat and riends invited. Triterment Payne's Ceme. tery. SHERWOOD. Tn Joving m.mor.y“1 of our dear busband and fatner «ho died nine years o, Feb 1 1918, 1S LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. STE RT. In loving remes t my Tt i " “iteinurmday, Febry- | STE L AR bana. LEWIS TP BFRwWA B ‘es and friends invited. Interment Arl N lovied. ngton National 8) ‘belov wife of Thomas i1, Smith. iher . Rebecc Bihil! She-tekves a Hosk Of gibiriusin ves and lfloul?. Fui 1l Wednesday. 2. at p.m. nfs:l‘m Trinity_Old !u'vll 1 parlors. 222} Georgia .l'.: SMITH. January 31 1927, 10:. m., 8t . ; B0 20t Sother of the Isie Sinith. Services Wi AT Ry Who daparted. this life one sear #€o tods:. February 1. 1926, heart your memory lngers, I Tways tender. kind and gy There 18 Dot & dy. dear That I do not think ‘of you. wil hEVOrED Wik Bleraa a0 BOT, In loving remem| t S uEhters, Aad. sisters, m° died 20, Jpzo; 1 E 1. 1920. and MINNIE. May 22, 1936, h ‘we were in days Ao nen” ot circio. “whe Solete.”" ¥ How’ 1vs broken: { Fone Bt O e 5 Savior's_feet. 1oNet¥ PARENTS kvn sRoTRER. - WASHINGTON. In sad but lovi - brance_ of our _dear] E5 ol S, NARE: February 1. 1026, > . the gravevard. ftly sleaping. I Mare the. Howern: coatly wans’ we loved a0 dearty, silent grave. sy