Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1927, Page 9

AMBULANCES Lowest _rates In city and finest make cars to and from city hus- Ditals. PHONE COL! W. CHAMBERS CO. W. PRIVATE ’ With all our capital this bank’s best assets are its friends JOIN THE FRIENDLY GROUP at the FEDERAL-AMERICAN 54 MBIA 432 IT PAYS TO Gold == = ) d BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. ST “THE DEPENDABLE STORE Important Announcement We have purchased the Entire Stock of J. KOHNER Two Stores | 820-822 Seventh Street y 909 Seventh Street —which will shortly be placed on sale in our store, together with special purchases of thousands of dollars’ worth of new Spring merchandise at im- mense price concessions. This will be the greatest bargain event held in Washington in recent years, and it will pay you well to wait for it. Watch daily newspapers for announcement of sale. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, {HOWARD A. MOUNT, | STAMP EXPERT, DIES Funeral Services Held This After- noon—Deceased Served in Post Office Department. Howard A. Mount, 49 years old, principal clerk in charge of postage stamp issues, U. 8. Post Office Depart- ment, died at his residence, 3737 Joce- lyn street, Chevy Chase, yesterday. Death was attributed to acute indige tlon. Mr. Mount previously served as a Government philatelic agent and was widely known among stamp_collectors throughout the country. Coming to this city about 1901, Mr. Mount was employed in the City Post Office, where he was wholesale stamp salesman for many vears. He was transferred to the United States Post Office Depart- ment in 1921. He was a member of the Chevy Chase Lodge of Masons, the Loyl Order of Moose and & member of the Temple Masonic Club of the Post Of- fice Department Funeral services were conducted at the residence this afternoon at 1:30 Clyde J. Nichols UNDERTAKER 4209 9th St. N.W. Phone Col. 6324 Paint Experience —yours for the ask- ing. We are al- ways glad to tdlk over your painting problems and to tell you what to wuse. No obligations. o'clock. Rev. F. C. Reynolds officiated. The body is being taken to his former home in Lockport, Y., for inter- ment Saturday. Mr. Mount is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Mary G. Thompson of this city; Miss Grace Mount and Mrs. George Barrick of Lockport, and Mrs. William Bidding of Niles, Ohio, and a brother, Charles W. Mount of Spokane, Wash. His wife, the late Mrs. Hazel Henderson Mount, died in 1921. Births Reported. The fn||nwin§,hfirthn have been l"-l’\nl",ed :o the Health Department in the past 24 Francia A. and Natalie M. Hancock, boy. Antonio tind. Antonfeite Chite: girl Attilio and Elzabeth L. Coluzzi. girl. Louis F. and Frances Brown, boy. Frank H. and Mary E. llen. boy Corneliug W. and Mary ‘A. Ridley. girl. Arthur W. and Charlotte J. Palmer, girl. Harry G_and Lucille V. Helme, boy. William W and Margaret C. Roberta, girl, Charles C nd Catherine C. Wells, girl. Perey V. and Lillian G. T«'ml)!"‘lln. girl. John R.and Jessien Taggett, girl: Charles E. and _Anna T, endrick, girl. nd Margaret F. Owens, girl. John D and Helen Wilkins. girl (lf‘lhmr‘ll's L. and Frances Combs, girls B bert M. and Mary G. Lundien, girl. A andrio C.and Helle' Macogay. boy. Daniel P and Helen Riordan: hoy Yincent J. and Mildred M. Buettner. boy. William J."and Marv L. Ryan, boy. Everett R and Dolores Clark, hoy John B. and Josephine Gibbs. boy. Raymond J. and Mary Watson, girl 1son. girl ola_ Barber, 1 a Martha Boo ad and Mabel Goodson, eirl enc and May Williams.' girl s B Cand Alice M. Hill. boy Leroy § hoy wirl. Deaths R;port;d. Mildred C. Wilson, 45802 E st. n.e. Charles Benson. 40. 417 2nd st. s'w. Grace E. Shinnick, 46, 1826 3th at. n.e. Joremiah Ryan. 75. United States Soldiers' Home Hospital Anna Bloodzood. 69 Garfield Hospita) dford. 7. Homeopathic Hos Molile T pital niant of Theodore A and Margaret L es. 2 davs, Children's Hospital, nfpnt of Edward O. and Eva T. Clark, 1 day. Sinley Heanital Infant”of Michacl and Al 10 minutes Stanton Park Hoapita) Infant of Oren and Grace Gibbs, 5 min- utes ‘Gallinesr Hogpital William Mariow. 1 2833 Greens ct. James Suber. 65, 235 Pennsylvania ave. Tsaar Dozier. 64, ‘Home for Aged George Henry. 81, Home for Aged Elizabeth Harris. 70. Gallinger Hospital. Rohert Johnson (alias Georze C. Smith), 85, 4406 Douglas ave. ne Mary B Augtin. 62 1772 Willard st. Loulsa M. Matihews. 0. 2018 Sherman ave. Charles F. Turner, 6 months. 49 Fen- gl twhiliam C. Mustrow. 21 days, Curby, E. S. Zurhorst C. §. Zurhorst, Jr. Providing Comfort For Seventy Years The folks of Washington and vicinity have found comfort in their “sorrows thru our careful ministrations as morticians. Ambulance, auto delivery and chapel. ZURHORST Morticians Milburn T. Zirkle, Mgr. EST. 1857, 301 E. Capitol St. RXARRNARRARA : Lincoln 372 THE FEBRUARY SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE Here’s a Karpen Suite in Your Choice of Covers Three Karpen Pieces In Tapestry, $169.75. In Velour, $175. In Mohair, $235. This is an overstuffed Karpen Suite that will look mighty well in the aver- age modern Living Room. There are three graceful pieces in your choice of several good-looking upholsteries. The sofa is full size and all the pieces have reversible spring cushions. Note prices at the left. LIEETIME) 3 FURNITU MAYER & CO. Between D and E- Seventh Street D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The James F. Oyster Parent-Teacher Association will meet in assembly hall of school, 7:30 o'clock. The thirtieth an- niversary of the founding of the Na- tlonal Congress of Parents and Teach ers will be celebrated by the singing of songs of that organization and a | pageant by the children of the school. A birthday cake with 30 candles will be cut for a silver offering. Refresh- ments. Vincent B. Costello Auxiliary, American Legion, will meet, 8 o'clock, at the Hamilton Hotel. The auxiliary has been asked by the department to make 2,000 large poppies to lay on the graves of World War veterans on Memorial day. Rev. George T. Berry, fleld secre tary of the American McAll Associa- tion, who spends much time every vear among the workingmen of France, will speak, 8 o'clock, at the Church of the Covenant. Subject: “Among the Factory Hands and Pras- ants of France." Takoma Park Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society will serve a_dinner, 5:30 to 7 o'clock, in the Sunday school house Congregation, neighbors and friends invited. Dr. Arthur Haas, professor of physics at the University of Vienna will_speak before a joint meeting of the Washington Academy of Sciences and the Philosophical Society of Wash ington at 815 o'clock in assemb hail of the Cosmos Club. He will dis cuss “The Atom as a Source of En ergy.” Annual dinner of the Men's Club of St. Mark's Church will be given, 6 o'clock, in the new parish hall Philip M. Rhinelander will 1 The President’s Own Garrison 104, Army and Navy Union, will meet 8 o'clock, in boardroom of the Distr Bullding. A meeting of the Reserve Officers’ Association will be held this eveninz in the auditorium of the Interior De. partment. Gen. Frank I. Hines will address the meeting on the subject of “Public Service,” and Col. Moses will give a talk on recent War Department orders concerning Reserve officers. All Reserve officers invited to attend. The Margaret Murray Washington Club of Big Sisters will hold its study class in Child Welfare, 8 o'clock, at the Cleveland School. Miss Della Harris will speak on “Socfal Work in the Church and Sunday School.” FUTURE. The Mount Pleasant W. C. T. U. announces an illustrated lecture and entertainment Saturday, 7:30 p.m.. at Mount Pleasant M. E. Church. Dr Daniel H. Kress will give a_good health lecture: Miss Mary B. Edwin will speak; Troop 64, Boy Scouts, wil give a demonstration in scouteraft and the Mount Pleasant L. T. L will present a play. Admission free Public invited. Members of Elmira College Club will be hostesses at the Monday tea at the American_Assoclation of Univers ity Women Clubhouse, February 21 Dr. William L. Corbin of the Smith- sonian Institution will speak on “Some Aspects of Modern Poetry.” Lecture by Father Lyons on “Spirit- ism,” tomorrow, 8 p.m., at St. Paul's Catholic Church The Tau Sigma Nu Sorority will give a dance tomorow evening at L’Aiglon Salons. The annual meeting of Post B, Maryland Division, Travelers' Protec tive Association, will be held tomor row, 8 pm. at the Metropolitan Hotel. Delegates will be elected to the State convention, to be held in Baltimore in April, and one delegate to the national convention, to be held in Denver in June. Naomi Chapter, 0. E. S., will give a dance and card party February 21, at the Arlington Hotel. Mrs. Flor ence E. Warner will assist the patron James Robinson, as chairman, and Johw:. R. Jenkins, co-chairman. The Caravan Club will .feature Ladies’ Day tomorrow noon at the Ebbitt Hotel under the administration of Gen. Amos A. Fries, potentate of Almas Temple. L. P. Steuart and Mrs. Steuart will be honor guests and President Henry C. Stein will preside. All Shriners invited, The butchers of Washington will glve a George Washington Birthday ball Monday, 8:30 p.m., at the Knights of Columbus Hall. principal _addr _At Special Prices Complete line of Lighting | Fixtures for the entire house. | | < MUDDIMAN ¢ 709 13th St. Main 140 C. 0. [o prevent the damage caused by insufficient sunlight Sunlight and cod-liver oil pos- sess the same mysterious power. They aid in the development of sturdy bones, and sound teeth. But it isdpncticnlly f:::mb‘l: byt e coomgh ralight o This is why Children’s Bureaus and leading baby specialists say “every baby should have cod-liver al.” * ok % For babies and children Squibb's P G i 7 growth. ) their rmfum o disease hence they are sick less often. B The effectiveness of Squibb's Cod-Liver Oil depends entirely on its unusually high vitamin content and actual tests assure this. Special processesare employed to preserve unimpaited the vitally important vitamins until the last spoonful is wused. It is, therefore, a product you «can always depend upon. At all reliable drug-stores Saquiss’s CopLiver On PRODUCED, TESTED AND GUARANTEED BY B R. SQUIBB & SONS, NEW YORK Chamiins 1o the Medical Profession Sincs 1858 1927. {SUBURB STILL GUARDS PROPOSED BURIAL PLOT | Election Will Be Held in Commun- ity Near Chicago to Forestall Such Use of Land. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 17.—Residents of the little settlement of Aslip, near Chicago, vesterday obtained permis- ston to hold an election to incorporate the village, but continued last night to mount guard over a section of land to prevent any burials there Residents became incensed recently when it was reported that a plot of ground in the midst of the settiement was to be used as a cometery and that the body of a negro was to be buried there to establish the plot as a ceme- tery. They mounted armed guard to pre- vent the burial, which has not been attempted, and at the same time asked to hold an election to incorporate so they may regulate their cemeterfes without fore, wrms. The election will be held Saturday. CHARLES T. RILEY DIES. Funeral Services Will Be Held To- morrow Morning. T. Riley, 65 years old, for- merly engaged in the painters’ trade here for many years and a lifelong resident of this city, died at his resi- dence, 221 Bighth street southwest, vesterday, afte long illness. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Dominic's Catholic Church to- norrow morning at 9:15 o'clock. In- terment will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- Charles Riley Miss 12 Margaret - I Thomas Riley. THE WEATHER District of cloudiness; tomorrow in afternoon or night; Saturday. Maryland—Increasing _ cloudiness, followed by rain and warmer in west portion tonight; tomorrow rain and colder; much colder at night. Virginja—Increasing cloudiness, with rain in extreme west and warmer in central and west portions onight: tomorrow rain and colder in west and north portions West Virginia—Probably rain, anging to snow tonight and to- mofrow, warmer in east portion to- night; much colder tomorrow. is_survived by two_sis- izabeth J. Riley and Miss Riley, and a brother, Columbia—Increasing rain and colder much colder Records for 24 Hou 37: 12 _midnight, 60 Lm., 48. Barometer—4 p.m.,, 29.77; 12 midnight, 77; 8 a.m., 29.81, Highest temperature, t noon today. Lowest temperature, 46, occurred at 7:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year ~Highest, 51; lowest, 23. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 3 am. and 3:15 p.m.; high tide, $:45 am. and 9:03 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:40 a.m. and 3:57 p.m.; high tide, 9:25 a.m. and 9:41 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6 am.; sets 5:47 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:58 am.; sun sets 5:48 p.m. Moon rises 6:47 p.m, Automobile lamps t half hour after Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 am.— Temperature, 36; condition, very mudd Weather in Various Cities. = 29.75; 60, occurred sun : sets 7:47 a.m. be lightgd one- sunset. Temperature. * Weather. SouIIH Wwomor] * amamoey “judia e *+sRpINEIS Cloudy 0.06 Cloudy < d Ahilene Albany Atlanta Atlantic City Cineinnati Cleveland Colom'w.S.C. Denver Detro El Paso Salueston, udy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Faroy Clon R © Rain Cloudy Fogey Cloudy g Toudvy Portland Me Portiand Or: £h.N € ke City 20701 Antonio 2080 San_Diego. . 3018 3. Franciseo 30.16 Si. Louis. .. 20 84 Cloudy Cloud Cloudy ou Clondy Cloudvy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clandy Clear Snokane " WASH.D¢ (8 am.. Greenwich time Stations London, England. Paris. France. Vienna, Austria...’ Berlin.® Germany.. @\ Stockholm. Sweden H (Fayal). Azores. Berimuda. uba, today.) Temperature. Weather. .- &% Cloudy oudy Ra Clear Snow Cloudy Part cloudy Clear Part_clondy on. MONEY. small sum identification and Center Market restore to owner o payment this ad. Contain sonal cards Return M. 'Finn Franklin 7010, Liberal veward BOSTON BULL. male: brindle on " forehead “and chest: green swers to name Buddie: tag N reward.” 3505 Davis st. 1w, DOG. 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Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE 14th&H Beautiful Floral igns. $5 and u EXPRE MODERATE PRIC GEX¥ C. S Our Oly Store, 14th & Eye COOPER. Blanton Hits Pardons. The wide use of the pardoning power of “Ma” Fergusorn has con vinced the people of Texas that the ““Job of governor is a man's job,” Rep- resentative Blanton of Texas declared in the House yesterday. “Not only in Texas,” he said, “but in other States, men are belng par- doned who have no right to be else- where than in prison.” Weaths. ALEXANDER. On Wednesday, February 16 10277 at’ 1030 am. ai his residence. 1453°Q #t. nw.. LOUYIS C. beloved hus band of Elizaboth Alexander. Notice, of funeral hereafter b after a long ilness. at her 50 New ¢ nw ter of Laura nie Ball. Re- s & Co. fu- Febriiary resider MARY "Tardy. mains’ resting at John T neral chapel. Funeral 18. 4t 1 p.m.. from her late New Jersey ave. n.w.. Rev. officiating. BROWN. On Wednegday, February 16, 1927. at_ Freedmen's Hospital. JAMES' SYI. VESTER BROWN. beloved husband of ude Brown and brothe I Mary. Julia, Helen. Leith: Brown.” Funeral Friday at 11 am. at Morganzo. resiing at the Ernest_Jarvis Co. neral parlors, Ga. ave. n.w BUTLER. On Monday, February at 10:30 am . at her residenc nw. MINERVA BUTLER, beloved of James Butler and devoted mother Andrew N devoted sist: of Mat 50 e Fun on Thursday. 7, idence at 8130 am.. the deemer Catholie” Church and M st Winston Hill, 087 Remains fu- Md 14 wife of ifls, age February 1 co to_Holy Re New York ave Mass will be for the reno soul at 9 o'clock Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemeter. Our wife, mother and sister s sleeping from " all sorrow and pain Oh, wake her not, sweet epirit, to suffer again She is sléeping o soundly, oh, sleen on, Her sickness’is ended. her sorrows have #one. Oh, think how ghe suffered and mourned with pain The lonz night hours we soothed her in n, Till God ‘in Pis goodness eent down from An_an: ahove | to whisper 1 message of love HER_DEVOTED HUSBAND, CHILDK! AND SISTER. 1 CLARK. Wednesday. Februars 18, 1027 at D95 . at tha residence of his datieh Emily J. C. Minor. 718 13th at. n.e in full trrummih of far ety con scious of death. SAMUEL CLARK. an oid resident of Bladenshurg. Md. Funeral from undertaker's. Edward F. Gaseh's funeral parlors Friday, Fehruars 18 at 1 o' nterment in Fair View Cemeters, Simon Hill. in the family site k4 DARXE. On Wedneutas, February 10, 1097, at his residence, 428 st a.w. GEORGE WILLIAM. beloved husband of May L. Darne. in ‘the 67th vear of his age. Fiu. neral from the late residence Friday. Feb. zuary 8 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Andrews Chapel, Va. FAULKNER. On Wednesday, February 18 1937, at’ 7:10 am. ANN REBECCA FAULRNER. widow of the late James B. Fanlkner. * Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. William H. Fletoher 3046 N st naw.. on Satu February 1. at 2 p.m. 18¢ FILER. Departed rars 10, 1097 Canal Zone, and TS, Army A FILER. Filer and Langdon rhary 30, Memorial ton. Md Rock let her this life suddenly. Feb- at sea. between Balbon, n Francisco. on_ board transport Cambria, HERBERT beloved husband of Anna M devoted father of Laura M al_service Sunday. Feb: pm.” at Warner Chiirch. Kensing- Union’ Cemetgry. Presbyierian lterment at 4 Depart February 16. 18 Funeral from the Bailey Co.. 227 riary 18, at 1 Cemetery. MAN. On Wednesday, February 16 L at 3:15 p.m_ at her residence. 1400 28th st. n.w. MARY C. HOELMAN (nee Hurlebaus). beloved widow of the late Louis H. Hoelman and devoted mother of Paul K. and Louis H Funeral Frmn{. February 18, at 2 pm.. from the late resi- dence. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. HOELMAN. Members of Ladies' Aid of Concordia Lutheran Church are requested to attend the funeral services of our late member. MARY . HOELMAN. at her residence, 1400 28t st. n.w.. Friday, Feb- ruary 18, at 2 pm E. DUNKHORST. Pres. ITCHELL. On Wednesday, February 186, 27, at_Garfleld Hospital. SAMUEL DU FIELD MITCHELL. Services and inter- ment private. SWMAN. | Departed thip life on Monday February 14. 1927, at her residence. 1858 34 st nw. NANNIE NEWMAN. beloved wife of George R. Newman. She Yeaves fo mourn their loss a mother and seven children. five brothers. four sisters and a host of relatives. Funeral from the above residence on Friday. February 8 at 1 pm. 17 On Wednesday. February 16. 1927, 0 am..at his residence. 221 Rth CHARLES T. RILEY. Reauiem masa Dominic'’s Church on_Friday. Feb- 18 at Interment at Mount ~Ofivet Relatives and friends invited B RUCKER. On _ Wednesday. February 16, at her residence. 224 N st nw.. LUCY RUCKER. wife of the late Hamilton Rucker. mother of Ainsworth S.. Eloise M. and Hamilton N. Rucker. Funeral Satur: Qay February 19. at 2 pm.. from Fif- teenth Street Presbyterian Church. Rev. H. B. TayTor pastor. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 18 On Tuesday. February 18, er residence, 1629 34th st. n.w. SPELLMAN_ beloved wife of James J. Speliman. Funeral from her residence’ Friday. February 18. at 8:45 am. Mass at Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown. at 9:15 a.m. 17 STRIBLING. _On_Taursdag, February 17 1997 at his_ residence. Capitol Heights d.. ROBERT 'H.. beloved husband of ‘annie T. Stribling. ~ Frneral from the abito] Heichts Raptist Church on Satu das. February 19, at 2 pm. Relativ and’ friends _invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 1 THOWPSON. ed this life Wednesday. 7. ESTON HATCH funeral parlors of K st. nw. Friday,_ Feb- pm.” interment Payne 9:15 am. Cemetery. beloved wifa of David C. Thompson. aved 50 vears. Funeral from Gasch's Sons’ fu- neral narlors. Hyattsville, Md.. on Satur. dav. February 19, at 2 p.m. Relatives and’ friends invited. ~ Interment Fort Lin- ool Camoters. R Wedneaday. Februare 18, dmiral CARL THEODORE voc SANG. Notiee of funeral later. WAGGAMAN. On Wednesdav. Febre 1027 at Columbia Hosnital i chter of Eneene and Al aver). aged 10 Wednesiay. February 1 At 0 am. At Seinestown: Ohio CAROLINE BRO®N WARIN Dr. . 'H_N. Warine and_beloved mother of Mrs a Waring Booker. Youngs. fown. Ohio: Mr. J. H. N. Towningtown " Pi.: Mrs. Howard_ of Washington. D. C.. i Marv Waring Steele of Cochituate, Mass. Notice of funeral hereafter. 18 WARREN. Departed this_life Wednesday. February 16, 1827, at 5:35 p.m.. at his residence, 804 Rhode Teland ’ave. n.w HENRY WARREN, the devoted husband of Mayme Warren. He leaves to mourn their loss two stendaughters, three sisters one brother and other relatives and friends. Funeral from the Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church Sunday, February 20, at 1 p.m. Interment at Hill Ton Md. Remaink may be viewed at the Wesiey Washingten Co.’s parlors at 20563 Georgia ave. n.w. . WELCH. On Tuesday, February 15, at’ her residence.’ Seat Plensant, ANNIE M. beloved wife of John S. Funeral {rom Addicon Chapel Chiireh on Friday. February 18. at 11_am. Rela. tives and_ friends invited. Interment in Addison Chapel Cemetery. WILSON. Devarted this life Wednesday. February 16, 1997 after a short and nai 1 iliness ‘at_ herresidence. 921 U nw. HARRIET E. WILSON. beloved danghter of the Jate John Mason Wilson, devoted sister, of Lucy A Jarkson and the late Magie Jones and Bettie Armstrong: aunt of John L. Jackson. Lena Robinson. Lillian Jones and Ulvases Armstrong. =~ She Mrs. 16, 1927, M.l Welch. February 19. at 1 o'clock from Memorial Baptist Church 2018 13th st. n.w. Dearest sister. thou hast left us: Tn thy loss we deeply feel: Tt i< God that hast bereft us. He will all onr sorrowa heal HER DEVOTED SISTER. In Memoriam. BALDERSON. In loving remembrance of my sister.' VIRGINIA DOT, who passed away two vears ago todny It's lonesome here without you, And sad the wears way. For lifo ix not the same {6 me Since vou wera called away. HER DEVOTED SISTER BERTHE ROOKS. In sad but loving remembrance PROOKY denc usband . and 'our beloved father. GEORGE G. BROOKS. who c(»- parted this life one year ago foday. Feo: ruary 17. 1026, A hanpy home we once enjorad, How sweet the memory atill But_death has left a lonesomeness “This world can never fill. 18¢ How sad it is this day to us, e mory wiil Cine 10 0t Saarte o ey el rhe “"H]lm:-';mren\ by your side. Though silent your voice and vacaat your T l!nw:;:nl are the memories that linger e love. still unaltered. will ever remain I e et over vonder e x’;v‘x’:fl%fi’e‘vggfib"n‘n” EDWARD: LOTTIE AND MARY BROOKS. & BUNDY. In memory of our dear mother, RARRIET BUNDY, who died th ago. February 17, 1024. Mg We watched you, dear mother. fading. Litue did we know haton (fllufi:‘v.‘fl:g ars ag0. your soul from s W 3 ours 150 FHE CHILDREN. G W. 4. * Tn loving remembrance of our dear Gusband and father. BENJAMIN . FOGPER. Who Iefe e five years ago to: day, February 17. 192! Al ns God wills, who wisely heeds. TG mive or 10 withhold: Andkhowelh mors of Wi our nesds H s i AND .. In Memoriam. FAULKNER. Tn loving memory of our.ded mother JANIE., who died thirteen Yeaq €0 today. February 17, 1014, A loving mother. s0 good and kind, No_friend on earth like her do we fnd: For all of us she did her bew 3 USRS MReA A DOROTHY ¢ L HELLWIG. 1n sad and Joving remembran or hushand and father. CHAR i, who departed this life fo v. Fobruary 17. 1923, Just & memory. fond and true st ke O Toven devotion nat ot hearts wiill long for you. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. | In ind_loving remembr ré‘ CHARLES IIELLM lite Tour years ago 1053 softly sleeping, ently wave: R R 0 'tho Tonely. ailent grave HIS_DEVOTED SON AND . DAUGRTERN IN-LAW. DOLPH AND NELLIE. - HINTERNESCH. _In memory of our moth d wife. DAISY MAY HINTERNESCE h\l“']lm] four years ago today, Februa: re not fi 's“llr“n mother dear, Wil you ever be. g as life and memory last Wa il remember {hee HER LOVING CHILDREN AND HU'§ BAND. - JACKSON but loving remembran ) SILAS JACKSON. whi this life today ary 17, 1921 At home on the beautiful hill of God. o blessod. 80 fair e time. when our task 1s ovey wo shull meat vou thera TED SIST SARAH A AND BROTHER-IN-LAW, ROBERT JOINSON - JACKSON. A tribute of love in memory o my denr brother. SILAS JACKSON, wh paseed into the great Lovond six years agi today. February 17. 1621 The flowers T place upon his grave Mav wither and_dacay Bug, the' love’ for nim who sleepe beneat) pall never fade fway HIS DEVOTED BROTHER WILTON. ¢ JENKINS. Tn Joving memory of one heloved and fa/thful mother. ELLA B JENKINS yho prgeed on (o the higher lifs Februar 7. 1650V vears axo today Sad _refle feave deares| atways VOTED CHILDREN. JOSEPH FLOR INE. MAMIE, JULIA AND GEORGE. KROPP. In xad and loving remembrancy af v father. NENRY KROPP. Sr.'whd died “nincteen years ago, February 17 it vears ago. February 17} There's a feeling eternity cannot dim, As my thoughts drift back through thq Vear Though time and tide so swiftly slide, Tmiss Wim” vet T eainot hide my grief and siient toars HIS S LAWSON. In loving remembrance o o Yusnand " CHARTFEE" T aWa Y who departed this life four years ago to} day February 17, 10%3. Yeg aeain 1 Hooe (o meat then. on the day of lifa is fied: Then'in hieavan with Jos to £rest thee, Where no farewell tear i3 _shad WIFE. = FANNIE six years g0 tions DE B loving remembrance of ous nd mother. TERESA ANNA ho_died_fificen years ago 104 day. Febrnary 17. 1912 Just a line of eweet remembrance, Just a memary. fond and true: Juzt & token of love and devotion, That our hearts still long for you. Gone is tife face we loved so dear. Hitahed 15 the voice we loved (0 hear: HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND L'H.lh on. LEWIS F -4 of my dear “dauehicr, M T PR Home. at-rest. so sweetly sleeping None on earth can harm you there. Some day. some time, when my task ig LoviNG' HorfiER. FLORENCE Blaes. ‘who departed this ‘Hr(e 1WO years ago A Pat Church. How ‘aweet are the memories that linger der ‘acain. Oh. wake her mot to suffer again. Vin vain An aiigel 1o whisper a message of love. Where there is no pain or sorrow, s In loving remembrance of oue 1719011, b g In sad but loving remembrance life one year ago today. Februsry T Of ‘one we loved so. asar: Could vou ask us if we mis you? “Courage: we shall mwet again.* = of otir beloved on and hrother WITLLTAN We cannot elp but wonder why The best are alwavs the first to die DREN. OLIVER. In loving memors of my belove ars ago today. February 17. 102 = o H iR, PERRY. Tn sad but lovin who departed this thirteen years aso today. February 17. 1914 In the Savior's tender care, ‘Where there is no pain or sorrow, At_home on the beautiful hill of God. By the river blessed, so fair: ‘over. With _joy I shall meet In loving memory of our dear . ALICE PURCELL (nee Henning), February 17, 925, nn; ary will be said at St. Vincent De Though silent your volce and vacant your Chair. Qur 1ove still unaltered. will ever remat ur love still unal will ever in. Till we meet our loved mother over yon- Our mother is sleeping. from sorrow and pain. Oh. thinkc how she suffered and mourned n pain. As {he Ton¢ night hours we soothed her Till God in His goodness sent down from above. Home at last w0 & tly sleepis In thy Savior's tender care © None on earth can harm her thers. HER DAUGHTERS. REISER. 1o loving mother, ARGARET REISER. Pateed"ARay dxtoen ears ador Febrany HER DAUGHTERS. CATHERINE SCOTT AND FREDERICA & THOMA & SETTLERS. of our devated mather And MARTHA SETTLERS. W'P'\'n ;;::;im’otgr. 19286, How we miss the welcome footsteps Oft we listen for her coming, Feeling sure she is n:v::‘:. - Ye<. it fills our hearts with pain: Bug Sour spirit sweetly whisperel: THE FAMILY. SMITH. MONROE. Sacred to the H."SMITH. who died so sears ago today. February 17 1955, om our _miece and o MONROE, who died ber 3. 1824, Gone_ but never will he MOTI SR AND SISTERS, YXE!.{!!I%H'AND 25. & in. “Mra. LUCINDA 50 suddenly Novem- STAFFORD, A tribute of love Fehtvae four years ago today, Thy will. 0 Lord. No. SULLIVAN. mrnwos[‘nfi{ i‘rm,nm-:s. parted this life s 2 parted this life six years as ey Foby FAMIL' FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Timothy Hanlon 641 H St. N.E. Phone L. 5543 3. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Dircctor ang Embalmer. Livers In’ connection = amant dlous chapel and modern crematorinms; V. Cal Moderate prices. 322 Pa. Ave, N. Moderate a. Ave. N.W. Thos. R. Nally Sons 1lth St. S.E. _Linc. 480. P. A. TALTAVULL : 436 7th St. S.W. 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