Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1927, Page 9

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MIAMI, Fla., February 7.—Funeral services for Charles Deering, 75 years old, nationally prominent Chicago manufacturer, who died here Saturday night, will be held today at his Cutler estate, south of Miami. Tentative ar- rangements by relatives provide for removal of the body Tuesday to Chi- cago for interment. The list of honorary pallbearers in- cludes Elbert H. Gary, Peter S. Dunne, Charles B. Macdonald, Gari Melchers, New York City; Dr. president of North: ers Evanston, IIL.; Admiral Reginald Nicholson, Admiral W. W. Kimball, Joseph Leiter, Wash- ington, D. C.; P. R. Shumway, Watson F. Blair, Clive Runnels, Cyrus H. Mc Cormick, Harold S. McCormick, Wil liam G. McCormick, E. W. Cramer, Daniel H. Burnham, Chicago; Fred M. Hutson, Miami, and other: | | i i Walter Di western Un: With her election as professor of English and American literature at the University of Lyons, Mlle. 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FOLLOWING OPERATION President of Little Art Shop Was Prominent Mason—=Served on Pension Board. Edward S, Schermerhorn, 66 years old, president and general manager of the Little Art Shop, 472 Louisiana avenue, died In Garfield Hospltal yes- terday following an operation. Born in New York State, Mr. Schermerhorn came to Washington 25 years ago to accept a position in the Indian Office and later served as a member of the Board of Pension Appeals. About seven years ago he resigned from the Government and established the Little Art Shop. He was assisted in business there by his two sons. Mr. Schermerhorn was a member of Acacia Lodge, F. A. A. M, and of the Congr jional Country Club. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ellen M, Schermerhorn; two sons Harry and Charles chermerhorn, and two nieces, Miss Katle Schermer- horn and Miss Mamie Schermerhorn. Funeral services will be \‘(;nrl\lct¢~rl at the parlors of V. L. Speare Co., tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. In- terment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, with Masonic rites at the grave. CLARENCE HIGHT BURIED. Services for Real Estate Man Con- ducted in Late Home. Funeral s for Clarence Brainerd Hight, 58 years old, head of the real estate firm bearing his name, who died Friday at his residence, 2358 Massachusetts avenue, were con- ducted there this morning by Rev. Charles Wood, followed by interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. The pallbearers were Frank Bright, Harry Karr, Dr. Robert Baker, Meyer Cohen, Dr. Reginald Walter, Raphael Semmes, Roy Smith and James Polk. Mr. Hight is survived by his widow, Mrs. Isabelle B. Hight, who was Mis Isabelle B. Broumel; two daughters, Mrs. Martin 8. Chester, Staunton, Va., and Mrs. Robert W. Patterson, San Diego, and one son, Clarence Brain- erd Hight, jr., of Washington. All the socks and stockings worn by the inmates of the San Quentin Penitentiary, in San Francisco, are made by woman Inmates. They also weave all the blankets needed in the institution. e el Geldefiberg's —tn e.s OF 7= AT & VT THE Haste makes waste Don’t be hasty in opening your new charge account until you are certain that you will not have to pay interest and extras and service charges for credit every month. You need not waste. You can still be happy and contented be- cause if you charge it at Goldenberg’s you are not saddled with any interest.or extras or service charges. Go carefully and think. We do not penalize our friends. 'RUNKS and Leather Goods Repaired Tophams, Inc. 80 L Street Northeast Franklin 4856 No Charge for Hauling MeCorrgick Modios) Olassgs Fitied, Ur. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist "TAINK W. W. Chambers Is Just Looking For Money? If any one dies and the family needs help, just call him and see it he doesn't arrange for a funeral. Chambers’ Charges are 13 the Old Time Prices Complete $75, $100, $150 Up FOR FIRST-CLASS SERVICE Call The Brown Stone Funeral Home of ‘W. W. Chambers Co, 1400 Chapin St. N.W. COL. 432 FUNERAL DESIGNS. i S. SCHERMERHORN DIES| BODY TO LIE IN STATE. Mass for Rev. V. G. Cleary at St. Dominic’'s Wednesday. Requiem high mass wil be sung at St. Dominic’s Church at 11 o'clock ‘Wednesday morning for Rev.Vincent G. Cleary, 47 years old, of the Do- minican House of Studies, Catholic University, who dled Saturday in Louisville, following an automobile accident. Olivet Cemetery. The body will lle in state at St Dominic's Church following arrival tomorrow afternoon. The offices of the dead will be said tomorrow eve- ning at 7:30 o'clock. Washington lodge No B. P. 0. E, of which Father Cleary was a member, will be represented at the funeral. He is survived by three brothers Francis J. P. Cleary, Daniel A. Cleary of Washington and Owen J. Cleary of Pittsburgh. MRS. 1. B. TEEL DEAD. Wilow of Former Real Estate Man Was 83 Years Old. Mrs. Isabella B. Teel, 83 vears old, native Washingtonian and widow of Willilam . Teel, sr., died at her resi- dence, 2634 Woodley place, yesterday after a short illness. She was for many vears a member of St. John's Episcopal Church. Her husband w for many years associated with the real estate firm of Swartzell Rheem & Hensey Mrs. Teel is survived by a son, Wil liam S. Teel, jr.; two daughters, Mrs. ick Gray and Miss Blanche anddaughter Miss Mar- three brothers, C'. Maurice, Albert and Harry Sioussa, and a sis ter, Mrs. John Steer ‘of Loudon Cou y, Va. Funeral arrangements are to be an- nounced later, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and sl'ghtly colder tonight; minimum temperature about 22 degrees; tomor- row increasing cloudiness. Maryland—Partly cloud: ly colder tonight; tomorro cloudiness. West night; tomorrow much change garet and slight v increasing —Partly cloudy to- probably rai n temperature. Records for 21 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 36; & p.m., 39; 12 midnight, 52; 4 a.m., 45; § a.m., 42 noon, 47. aromete; 4 p.ar .85; 12 midnight, 2 8 a.m., 30:12; noon, 30.13, Highest temperature, at 12 midn ght. Lowest temperature 8 p.m. yesterd Temperature same date last year— Highest, 45; lowest, 34. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:26 a.m. p.m.; high tide, 12:16 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7 8 pm.; high tide, 1 1:11 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:10 a.m.; sun sets 29.88; 8 p.m., 9.90; 4 a.m., 30.00; occurred 39, occurred at nd 7 0 a.m. and 39 a.m. and row—Sun rises 7:09 a.m.; sun 5:36 = Moon rises 10:38 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature water at Great Temperature, ‘muddy. Weather in Various Cities. © Temperature. and condition Falls at 8§ 34; condition, of the am.— very Stations. sy Womop sepINsaK -y gvep Abilens Albany Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Birminghan. Blsmarck ... Boston Buffalo . Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Colum 'a.$.C Denver Detroit El Paso. veston Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear, ) 82 130116 3014 H0.21 3030 30724 3010 3016 L B024 .60 80.10 30.36 Pt.cloudy Snow Cloudy Cle: Helena Huron. §. D). Indianapolis. Jacksonville. S ni. Fla Orieans cw York... 30,00 Cly. 3012 Philadetohia 3008 o Philadelphid 30.0 - floyay Phoenix .- - 3006 I = Pittsburgh.. 30 24 Portland Me. 2052 Portland.Ore Ralelgh & ¢ -“Lake” City 30,12 anAnitonio 30.00 San_Dieko. . 3012 S Franciseo Cloudy Cloudy oudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy lear Cloudy Clear Bpokane 3 WASH. D! FOREIGN. (8 a.m.. Gresnwich time. today.) Stations Temperature. Weather. London. England a2 Cloud, Paris. France.. Part doudy Viennia. Austria ermany. ; patn Horta (Fayal). Azore Hamilton. Bermuda. Havana, . Cub 2 Colon. Canal cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Zone Cloudy _FOUND. police, full grown. Animal Rescue' League, 349 Md DOG—German Wash. Lot SPITZ, Apply ave. ie. all white. Apply W 7 Animal Rescie Loague. 349 0. oo s " TERRIER, male. white with black ; about 2 years oid." Abbly Washington “ani: mal Rescue Leaguo. 349 Md. ave. 8.w. strayed Sunday from 1455 answers to name of “Bil “Leith, Scotland.”" Rewa: AIREDALE, weal answers, to name Ward, 3321 Mass ng collar and tag No. 161: Job”: Friday. *,lh(‘ral re- e.n.w. Cleveland 3179, BAG—Black, travelin containing military trousers, near Chevy Chase. Reward . Ma to_Lieut. Tomlinson, Carlisle Barracks, Car- iste. Pa BRACELET—Gold. 3 diamonds setting, en- raving inside: between Dupont Cirel 1'and downtown. late Saturday afternoon 51 "Corcoran. ADt. 4. Potomac. 218 W BRACELETS one “white kold. bearing Sigma Nu Phi seal and 4 rubies: other. sil- ver and green slave, with acacia pendant. Reward if returned to Department of Com- merce. Room 425. e CHANGE PURS! ck pin seal, $50.64. Saturday evening in Rialto Theater or on 9th st. between and D: liberal re- ward. _Main 9361 or call 418 9th st. n. DIAMOND RING, 3-stone, at Earle Theater Friday afternoon: reward. Return 2000 N st. now. Franklin 2013 m(}—érl;g l_ler E:( {‘!lmllP ua Sé;nd . Feb. 1027 sujiable reward offered. Cal Poton 0. “"Address 1100 S0(h si. 1w containing Pfi:Lcmua"& white feet, white bresst. dark rown: . very Jarge: ' answers o m llj‘tnny' 1ot Wednesday morning. Lincoin BLACKISTONE Jith & H esigns, $5 and u Degif ui’ms-lyl 2 FOX TERRIER, wirehaired, male, white, black m:rkln‘n: Februai B i GLASSES in black_case at Poli's or 13th st. s.w. n)DwmtI. Meeks, 16 EVA&'.HH- GEO. C. SHAFFER e A T Our Only Store, 14th & Eye House. D. AT i PIN—Musle _radustion bin. engraved “Laura D. Shurring.” Setarned to 1004 Oth st. se.. oo T Ford, light: license tag No. 105- tached. on nearby Va. rd. Phone Reward. 2 on_ el LN Reward i Guuz%mfi %."' El%’:'fl? St. seman. from firfii;n s:? ng. February 4: T o6 reboRt 46 R, Smatl 719 T B, Interment will be in Mount | dis- | Marriage Licenses. i { ¢, Lester Adams ana Roste Jackson, both of | | vienna. Va. { { Wilev E Thomas of Quantico. Va | Bessie B. Montague. Brooke. Va. | " "Robert Russeil and Beatrice Savoy. { Earl J. Rozier and Dorothy J. Price. Walter'J_Mitchell of Hartford_ Conn.. and Lillian T. Taylor of Baltimore. Md. | Foster W. Wright and Eleanor T. Wal- | houser. both of Baltimore. Md Christian €. W and Ethel C. Melse. | both of Baltimore. M | Cards of Thanks. | | EDWARDS. We wish to express our sincere t relatives and many friends { | ir kindness and the beautiful floral | tributes sent at the death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. MARY LOUISE WARDS WILLIAM A i EDWARDS { FERGUSON. We wish to express our sin | “cere thanka to our tives and friends | for their Kindness tributes sent at the death of and | i and at Jur belove MRS. MARTA FERGUSON AND FAMILY. * | MONTGOMERY. We expross_our sincere th s and friends for their aymnathy and floral tributes it the death of our beloved father. J K. ‘MONTGOMERY THE FAMILY o wish to thank the relatives | theic Kindness. sympath floral tribtes during the death of my RUNNELS AND THE FAMILY Deaths. On Monday_February 7. 1927 at residence. 3257 N st. nw. JOHN I | . beloved husband of the late Bessia vears b months eral hapel. Va, sday 2:30 pm. Relatives and 2 ABEL. BERRY. Warren G. Harding Chanter. N K E. S.. are here 4 faneral parlore. 1556 T st o LORA E WALDMAN. Worthy Mat | RUTH D. FEBS. Secretary . > Richard J W. V. are iested uary 8. at 1:30 p.m late comrade. RAY Hardin funeral of our MOND 1., BERRY H L P O'NEILL. Commander, LESLIE. O CHAMPL Adjutant 7 On Sunday. Febrnary 6. 10 at her residence. Glndale. Md.. MAR LUCRETIA. widow of Egbert M. Champlin Funeral services will he held at Zurhorsts funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol st. on Tucsday. Febriary 8 at 10 a.m. lInter ment at’ Kalamazoo, Mich on Satu Suddenly. at L rday. February isville, Ky.. the Rev ARY. 0. P of Washing ins will 1ie ‘in st h. 6th and E sts. 6., arrival_on Tuesday afternoon. Feb ‘es for the dead will be s evening at 7:30. Solemn Will be® celebrated in St R friends in Onvet Ceme- b No. Dominic's Ch Relatives CLEARY. Was 15. B. P. 0. Elks in” “session of p.m_Monday, February purpose of paving tribute 'to the memorv te_brother. Reverend VINCE 6. P who nassel to of tho Hereafter February Funeral Wednesday. February 9. Reguiem ma Dominic's Announcer s for lodee the 1027, Churih atter J Attest CRAIG mother of M Tuesdas. CROMWELL. On Sund at 1:30 p.m loved daughtsr Lucy Mc of Mrs Otelia. Mary and Lucy Cromwel Cromwell Brent and John W r. Funeral from her late residence. 5 t. n.w.. at 1 o'clock p.m. February 9. Friends of the family are invited. Kindly omit flowers. R* On Saturday. February 5, 18 residence. 221 10th st. se. MARY beloyed ‘wife of ‘the T, Crown. Services will be her jate residence on Tuesda: v 8 at 2 pm. Interment in Con‘ gressional Cemetery On Thursday. February 3. 1927, at her residence. the Woodley Apartment MARY S_ aged 80 years. Remains resting at_ Wright's parlors. 1 Services and interm adelphia, Pa. of sorrow. By arder of COLLIFLOWER. Exalted Ruler. W. 8/ SHELBY. Secretary. day. January LUCY CRATG Mary Craig Smith at Pittsburgh Cromwell 144 late James at, . Tuesday. DONALDSON. On 27 at her resic MARION V. heloved Donaldson. in the axe. Fureral 36 wife h from the above res Tuesday, February 8. at 8:30 a.m. 10 St. Domiric's Church. where reaniem mass will be said at 9 o'clock for the re- pose qf her soul. _Relatives and frien invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Ong precious to our hearts has gone. The voice we loved is stilled, The place made vacant in our home Can never more he filled LER. On Sunday. February 6, 1927, at his' residence. 717 7th st. s.e. JOSEPH C.. beloved husband of Margarei A. Efler, in' the 74th year of his_age. Funeral from the above residence Wednesday. ¥ ruary 9. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited ' Intermerit (private) at Congres sional Cemetery 8 GARDNER. On Saturday. February 51997 at Freedmen's Hospital. ROY GARDNER. beloved husband of Grace Gardner and on of Annie Gardner. Funeral Tuesday February & at 1:30 p.m.. from his late residence, 487 C st. 5.w. GRIFFIN. Suddenly. on Friday. € 1 at_Quantico, Va.. ELEANOR FFIN. - Funeral will be held at 10 ck Wednesday. February 9. from h of the Blessed Sacrament. Chev Chase Circle. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8§ B. On February 7. 1927 at Sib. Hospital. LOUIS E... beloved son of the late Heien Lehr and Irvin Halbleid. Services at Lee's chapel. 2 p.m. Wednes. day * Funeral strictly private. Mr. Hal bleih, was many_years employed as ; nde the Government Printing office. HAN HANSB ¥ February at OUGH. Suddenly, at "Hotel Donald ROUGH. Funeral T. Departed ilinéss. MARY of Mrs. Jean McCuliough. 931 S and Mrs. Anna Davis. Deanwood Remains t Thomas Fr zier's funeral parlors. t. n.w. Fu- neral from Tenth Sirect Baptist Church 10th and R ste. n.w.. Revs. Wormley and | Wilbanks officiating. Tuesday. February at 2 pm. Relatives and friends Sunday. Mrs. A private. H b mother St n.w D. C. invite HEADDEN. t Garfield wifo of C. 1 @ nw. Fineral nor Cew ‘York ave. Tuesday, February 8. at 11_am. ment in’ Mount Vernon. HILE. On Su Februars | WILLIAM. beloved son of the and - Margaret Funeral residence of his sister. Mrs. 1'st. ne._on Tuesday. February 0 "am. Reauiem mass at St Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives Intermeut St. Mary's On Sunday, February 6, 1027, Hos ANNA M. beloved Kanawha atthe 8, 1 late Henr from th Andrew morning o'clack, Mrs. oran_ st. n.w her loss her hus: four CLARA A She leaves band brothier services ruary 9. HOOV childre sisters. a host of friends. i b held Wednesds 1 pm.. at Lewisbergh . On Salurday. February 5. 1927 av 10:06 pim.. 4t the home of her daugh: Mrs. R. C. Smithson. in Charles Town, Va.. Mrs. MARIE ADELE EOYALTON HOOVER of 1312 L t. n.w.. Washington D. C. Low mass will bé sald at St James' Church. Charles Town. W. Va. b the Rev. Father Curran at 10 am. Mol day._February 7. and interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Pefersville, Md.. fol- lowing the mass. HUNT. ~Departed this life Sunday. February 27 “ht 540 am. HELEN O HONT taughter of David and Rebecca Jones. She feaves eight children and a host of rela- tives to mourn their loss. Funeral Wed nesday at 2 p.m. from late residence, 3011 11th st Be | JASPER. On Sunday. {6:02 pm.. at B beloved father of and Mrs his | St | v afternoon | JoNES. b JONE Carol fte n.w. February 6, 1 nore. Md.. EK nest L.’ jr.. Alton Florence " Vitelli late residence. 319 Helena, Md.. on Wed £ at 10:30 . at L. A Fu Pa- Jusper February 4. 19¢ eedmen’s Hospital. - JAMES (SKIMPSEY). beloved friend of simms. Noticé of funeral here Departed _this life Sunday. Feb- ruary 6. 1927. IDA BOSTON JONES. the beloved wife of William Jones. sister of Fre! Boston and Jos. H. Holmes. -Funer from Henry Washington's funeral parlor 45% M st. n.w.. Tuesday, February 8, at 1°p.m KERNOHAN. ~Suddenly, Sunday. February 6. 1027, at 1:16 am.. at his residence 2105 Eye st. nw.. JOHN JAMES KE NOHAN, beloved father of W. W. Ker han_and Nellie Kernohan Gutseil. Fu- neral from 1337 10th st. n.w.. Tuesday, Fobruary 8. at 10:30 a.m.’ Friends invited: Tnterment at Fort Lincoin Cemeter: 4 ARSHALL. On Sundag. February 6, 1927, MRS s, Va.. PENCIVAL B MAR: SHALL, beloved husband of Dorothy Marshail, Funeral services at Gawler's ohapel. 1730 Pa. ave. n.w.. on Tussday Februiry 8. at 11 a.m. Intérment private. Md.. February 7. At Linden. ay). beloved wis o o and daughier of the lats y. Notice of fun turday, February a NEWCOMB. AngFopruary 8 % s residence. | 3 Pac WILLIAM 1 ly of Washington. D. | on_Monday Fesidence. February 1415 New heloved 7, 1927, at Hampehife nw. MARY i wife of John C, Peters. Fune late residence Thursday. Fel a.m.; thence to St. Gabriel's ( whias mass will be said at 9:30 am. Relative and friends invited. Interment Mount Qlives Cometery. 9 109 from her | | rol S rday. Februar, | EDWARDS, MARION J. | husband and | Deaths. ALMER. Suddenly on Sunday. February 0o 1927, at 10 p.m.. at his residence leckman st. se. HENRY PALMER. be- loved husband ot Mildred Paimer. He leaves to mourn their loss & son. & daugh. ter. one brother and a host of other rela. tives and friends, spital. MARY € resting at’ the §. H home, 2001 14th st wneral ‘hereafter. this life Sunday. Feb. at S pm. at Atlantic <hort illness. W of Mrs. A. J Notice .o, Remaina 0. funeral Noitce of f Departed 1927 QUEEN. ruary 6 City, N QUEEN Webster of funeral hereaft RABBITT. On Sunday. at his reside: 120 T, 1927 T Sarah Mar from th uary 8 > the Church of the ass will be said at of his soul Inter Cemetery. Relatives vited to attend Sunday, F February 6. 20 Alleghany ave. of o o 1ary 6 EDWARD S M erme: 1009 ) | a | ScoTT. 8 P warGH, 10 50 place Fu day Holy B Funeral se at her lat ISABELL Toel A private THOMPSON. On & At 2 am. at he & W VAN FOSSEN, & ELLEN SMYI W Van Fs shand of i beloved F aged 51 Funeral {rom above residence Tues day. February 8. at 8-30 a.m.. thence to St. Patrick's Chiirch. 10th and G sts. n.w at' 9 oclock. where mass will be said fo the repase ‘of his soul. = Relatives friends nvited. Tnterment at Rock € On Friday. January 28, 1927, at West Haven. Conn.. MILLARD F. WAUGH broiher of Mre. Beatrice Hopkins P st.. Washington, D. ¢ . Suddenty onday. February 2005 Q st D.w wife of John Tnterment, {n ADDOX inty. Me In Sfemoriam. BROWN. In sad but of ou hushand BROWN. who departed this life nine years February 2. 191 Today our hearts are & 1o, houshts are al ow we love and how we miss you. None but God in heaven can see. THE FAMILY ur_dear mother RGESS, who de 33 aister CHARLES MAY. emembrance LA GAUZZA ay. Februar ate loving remembrance and father. HENRY BURGESS. In menm MARTHA CORDE parted this life February AGNES O BURGESS: brother C."BURG February 9, WALTER AND LILLIE In sad but loving dear mother. ANG four years axo to GAVZZA. of on yatched xou, dear mother. fading 1t Tittle did 1 Know, That ‘on this day four years ago A mot ar. a mother kind Has gone and left me behind Bt for' me ehe did Ter best » mav God wrant her eternai rest. HER “DEVOTED SON. “VICTO WIFE AND CHILDREN . GAUZZA. In ead but lovine remembrance v Wife and mother. A A GAUZZA ‘who departed this life four ye ago today. February 7. 1923, ¥ Mav she rest in peace HUSBAND AND CHILDR! In loving memory of our dear and IVISON "GREEN 10" entered_into eternal reat seven years day. February 7. 1920 ar_memory is As in "the hon sed_awa, HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND § McGINN. Tn_memo ¢ dear daughter MARGARET L. who departed this Tife o today. Februacy 7. 1919 FRANK J. McGI 1y eight years ago, Octobar Anniversary mass’ at St HIS 13 Gabriel’s Chur In our hearts sour memories linger Sweetly. fondiv. tenderly and. irue There 15 Tiot dav. dear ones That we do not think_of vou THE FAMILY. -« In sad but loving rememhrance dear “dangnter. ‘RECES O'NEILL our 7. 1904, nd remembered in death. HER AND FATHER. loving remembrance of ou and brother. ROMULUS PUL life two years ago today Home, February 7. 192 at rest. so sweetly sleeping. Savior's tender eare. > there is no pain or sorrow earth can harm you there. OTED MOTHER. ~CARRIE 4 SISTER WILLIAMA. arted_this life four years y 7. 1923, ALPHA E beloved ‘husband of Hetti - WIFE P, SORIBERE. | K. GAbileof iore G 10 A ory of my daughter, NETTIE M. SCRIB- NER. who va 1 away eight years ag. ld her white hands together, May the heavenly winds blow softly ER_LOVING MOTHER. IMER. TENNEY. Tn February 14 Little do they know the heartachy HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER NELLIE. WARD. In loving remembrance of ARD. o0 Joying rommhrance of oy deas ay Tebruay 7 1083, dnaiversery THE FAMILY. i 4 S, who ¢ ed this 1) 0! el ago today. Febru 7. 1926, fs oue you: The one we loved was called away = God took her home. it was His will, Bk in gus besriy ahe lvoth sl HI IL.DREN GR.\} f MRS. MOR WATE In sacre ‘mother FUNERAL DIRECTORS. — T.F. COSTELLO AP. ST. NORTH 7978. Wm. H. Sardo & Co, Private Invalid Limousine 5 Fiade __Lincoln 524 V. L. SPEARE CO. Veither the successors of nor connected with he origtnal_ W, nl.sr., iy ment erank. 00261009 H St. N.W, “Formerly 940 ¥ 8. N.w. ~ Gawler Service Morticians Since 1850 WMember_National Selected Mo Main 5512 ¥ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. igjapiegea 1gy: JAMES T. RYAN 8 317 Pa. . Livery in_Connection ~~Quick. Dignified, Efficlent Servios Automobilé Service Chapel W. W, Deal & Ca, _LINCOLN 8300 NEHMNBE L CHAS. S. ZURHORST 307 _EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_ Lincoln 372 'W. 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