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Dr. Judson was president of the University of Chicago from 1907 until he retired in 1923. Funeral services will be held Mon- day afternoon in Joseph Bond Chapel at the University of Chicago, with Rev. Charles Gilkey. pastor of the Hyde Park Baptist Church and trustee of the university, in charge. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery will follow. Dr. Judson was born in Jamestown, N. Y. He received his bachelor of arts degree at Williams in 1870 and in 1883 gained his master’s degree. Dr. Judson came to the University of Chicago from the University of Minnesota, where he was professor of history. He was the author of many books. He was a director and active in the affairs of the Rockefeller Foundation and had served as a member of several Federal Government commissions. MRS. M. A. STOESEL DIES. Native of Easton, Pa., Had Lived Here for Past Six Years. Mrs. Mary Anna Stoesel, 89 vears old, a native of Easton, Pa., and for the past six years a yesidenk -of Washington, died at the home of her niece, Mrs. Willa B. Hammond, 3720 Malcolm street, Wednesday. She had been ill several weeks. Funeral services were held at Easton this afternoon. Mrs. Ham- mond and -her daughter, Miss Mary Alice Hammond, accompanied the body to Easton yesterday. Emeriu;s of Chi- ' DR. IRA REMSEN. $141,500 DAMAGE AWARD IN'DEATH OF MAN BY TRAIN Executors z:i—;fl-nuf;cturer's Es- tate Get Judgment Against South- ern Rwy. Co.—Verdict Appealed. By the Associated Press LEXINGTON, C.. March A jury in Guilford Superior Court yes: terday awarded $141,500 damages to executors of Brown Finch, Thomas- ville manufacturer, who was killed by a Fouthern Railway train March 28. 1925, The case, which was against the Southern Railway Co., is said to have resulted in the largest verdict in a damage suit for the death of a person in_the history of the State. 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CARMEL, Calif., March Ira Remsen, president emeritus of Johns Hopkins University, died here last night after a bricf illness. Death was attributed to natural cau He was 81 years old. - Dr. Remsen, internationally known educator and chemist, had been hon- ored by French and British societies for his work in chemistry. He founded the American Chemical Journal in 1879, and was its editor up to the time of his death. Born in New York. Dr. Remsen was born at Febr elor’s 5.—Dr. New York v 10, 1846, and took his Bach- degree at the Collese of the City of New York. Later he took an M. D. at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, and received the degree of doctor of philosophy at Gottingen, Prussia, in 1870. He had been given the hon- orary degree of doctor of laws hy Columbia University, Princeton, Yale, Toronto, Harvard and other schools. He marrled Mrs. Elizabeth H. Mal- of New York, April 5, 1875, Headed Campaign Committee. One of Dr. Remsen's last activities was as honorary chairman of the national committes in charge of rais ing funds for the Rdward Curtis Franklin fellowship in chemistry at Stanford University. Dr. Franklin will retire from the Stanford faculty in June, and when his “friends and students desired to honor him hy rais- fng $10,000 or $15,000 to found a fel lowship in his honor, Dr. Remsen con. sented to help. Dr. Remsen is survived by his widow and two children, Ira Mallory and Charles Mallory Remsen. Mrs. Rem- sen and Ira, who is an artist here, were at the bedside. The Remsens had been here only a short time, LAST OF ORIGINAL FACULTY. Dr. Remsen Was ‘Noted for Discov- eries Including That of Saccharin. 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Dr. Remsen’s work: as a_sclentist was recognized all over the world and he was given membership both in this country and abroad {n many exclusive and distinguished organiza- tions for the advancement of sci- ence. He was awarded a_medal for his work by the Society of Chémical Industry and the Priestly medal by the American Chemical Soclety. The author of text books on chemis try which are used in many colleges and schools, Dr. Remsen was, above all thinge, a teacher. On this pri- marily rests his fame. He never turned his hand to commercialize any of his studies, never took out a patent and never taught anything but pure chemistry. Few men, however, have had so great an_influence in the | sphere of applied chemistry, Perhaps the best known of his discoveries is saccharin. The actual finding was made by a student named Fahlber; who was working under Dr. Remsen’s directions. Dr. Remsen also had served in an advisory capacity to the Government and several large industries. The years since Dr. Remsen's re- tirement in 1913 because of failing health were spent in travel and in revising his books. RARE VOLUME FOUND. Hebrew Book of Goatskin Discov- ered in Butler, Pa. BUTLER, Pa., March 5 (#).—A book written in Hebrew script on goatskin, supposedly in the tenth cen tury, has been found by 1. M. Jaffe among his family possessions. The text deals with the Book of sther, and purports to have been inscribed by Rabbi 8. Girson, a mem- ber of the Diet of Worms. LYMAN J. GAGE BURIED. CHICAGO, March 5 (#).—The body of Lyman J. Gage, Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents Mciinlev and Roosevelt, who died January 26 last in San Diego, Calif.. was brought here yesterday by his widow and son, Lyman, jr., and buried in Rose Hill Cemetery following private funeral services Deaths R.ep;rted. The following deaths have been reported {o the Health Department in the past 24 honrs ars 1, Doris, 76, 1708 Kilbourne pl. rank Burge. '70. ‘Home for Aged piAthon Aukustine, 47, Emergency Hos- Clizabeth Crodack, 69, sity Hospital Sarah M. Gantl . 1769 Columbia rd John €. Ashton. 69. en route Emergency Hosnital pitapusias N. Starr. 64. Walter Reed Hos- A Lena M. Sheckels. 61, 1517 Oth st. Henry_G. Ostman. 3910 Georgia ave Lula M. Ross. 64 field Hospital Emilie J. Gauss. 73. 221 Bth &f. e Alice B." Powell. B1. 1801 Calvert st. Flora B. Osborne. 7i. 1730 Mass. ave. James Cardoza. . Chiidren's Hospital Bessie E. Wingfield, 37. 7811 Colum- bia rd Minnia Dixon. Garfield Hospital. [Ernest Washington.” 37. Freedmen's Hos- pita) Benjamin Quill. 49, Margaret Marshall vital Annie L. Ware, 21 Charles Ashton. Georgetown Univer- 480 Cow's alles s.w 33. Emergency Hos- Tuberculosis Hospital. Gallinger Hospital. 4. 445 N. 1. ave. be .. v e John W. Morée. 45. Freedmen's Hospital Matilda Robinson, alias Thomas. 41, 1119 Half st. s.w. Alexander, 69, 68 G st. s.w Connor. & months. 1028 20th Johnson. 7 mont Ath and ats. n.w.. female 'y fat' yellow and black. Phone Fr. 6581 or Animal Rescia League. L3 . bov's. Adams NATHANIEL BUTLER, | NELSON P. MOYER DIES. ! EDUCATOR, DIES AT 74 Former President of Colby Was Aid to Head of Chicago University. By the Associated Preas. CHICAGO, March 5.—The death of Dr. Nathaniel Butler, former president of Colby University and for many Jniversity of Chicago, was revealed yesterday. He died at his home here Thursday, aged 74. Coming from Maine to do education- al work in Lake Forest, Ill, in 1873, old Unlversity of Chicago in 1884, and came to the present University of Chicago two vears after its organiza- tlon under President William Rianey Harper. Dr. Butler served the University of Chicago as director of University ex. tension and professor of literature, and after his return from. the presidency of Colby, as dean of the department of education and of the college. He was professor of Latin and Eng- lish at the University of Illinois from 1889 to 1842, At the time of his death he was assistant to the president of the Uni versity of Chicago. He was president of Colby from 1895 to 1901 He ‘is survived by his widow, five sons and a daughter. He was born at Eastport, Maine. E 1 Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hoyrs Herbert L. and Minnia Smith, bo: Edward G. and Rosina Fisher, boy. Henry R.'and Pearl Utz, girl Beverly R. and Florence' A Brown. boy. Edward €. and Maggie S, Johnson. girl. James F. and Mary A “Hanrahan. boy. Coles E. and Margaret C. Brundage. girl. Carl W "and Florine C. Grosskurth. boy. Jdohn E._and Marjorie V. Loveless. boy. Abraham and’ Minnie Wostein. girl Charles R. and Clara §. Owsns. girl Edwin H_and Jessie Pagenhart. girl. William R. and Alice Epes. giri. Edw. G. and Virginia M, Fenwick, boy. John F. and Eruestine Gray. girl. 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Moyer, 68 years old, for | 25 years employed as proofreader in the’ Government Printing Office, died Tuesday at his home, in Lebanan, Pa from heart trouble, according to word | received here today. i Mr. Moyer was a member of the Columbia ~ Typographical Union of Favette Lodge of Masons. He was retired two years ago and went to Lebanon, Pa., to live. He is survived by his widow, two ( sons, two sisters and two brothers. Masonic rites will mark the funeral today in Lebanan We wish to_express our sincere appreciation to our relatives and frisnds for their kind expreasions of 'le(hfi ana beaiuul paral iribiies at fhe death s belov band and f{ather ED- FaRD 7T BROWN " M FAMILY DENT. We wish to express our sincere ap- | Frfl‘llllon and thanke to our relatives, risnds and neighbors for their _econ. dolences, kindness and beautiful floral '::;I'h“.lh!l the death of our beloved son and brother. . MRS. CATHARINE JOHNSON IZEAR. W wish to express onr sincers anks and _appreciation for the kind words of wympathy and beautiful floral tributes from our many friends in our sad porearement. in"iBe Tors of our sisier. ELIZABETH HODELL AND BROTHER EORGE HODELL. LY Deaths. . March 4. 1927 at Baltimore . GEORGE J. BALDWIN of Savannah Ga.in his 71at vear. brother of Mrs. Wal- ter I McCos of this clty. BANKS. Mount Pelia Ft. of United Order of True Reformers announces the death of Sister GERTRUDE BAle( Funeral Sunday, March 6. 1027, at 2:30 p.m.. from | eanth Street Baptist™ Chure Al eister fts. re requested with us. please. JAMES T. CLARK. W. M E CARTER. Mear: - & 5 RAV Chist 5 BARROWS. Departed this life on Thursdar. March 3, 1B A her Temidence. 718 100 . ne. MARY. beloved wife of John C Barrows. ‘Funeral Mondas. March 7. af 2 DB fTom abore residence. Relatives and friends invited to attend BEGLIN. On Saturday, March 5 her residence, 516 2drd at. n.¥. BEGLIN. mother of the late Mary_ Beglin."Body ‘resting at Gawler s chapel, 1730 Pennsylvania ave. m.w. Notice Tumeral later. i CARROLL. On Friday. March 41927 al 9:30 am. MARY HELEN CARROLL be- loved ‘datizhter of the iate John and Ellen Carroll “(nes Fitzgerald). Funeral March 7.at 9 am. from het late residence. 41 Webster at. n.w.: thence to St. Gabriel's Catholic Chiurch. where requiem mass il e celebrated for the repose o Relatives and_friends ‘invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cesmtery. L CARROLL. On Friday Providenice Hospital, n March 4. 1927, at MOLLIE. mother of Joveph Troil. Funeral from the “hapel A. Taltavull, 436 7th st March 7, at #:30. thence o Chiireh, whare ‘mass will be #aid at 9 o'lock. Relatives and friends invited. ~ Interment Mount~ Olivet "Ceme- tory COSBY. OQn March 5. 1927 at Stonelelgh Couri., e e AR > COLBY widow of the late Rear Admiral Frank Carvill Coshy. 1. S. Navy. i the 86th vear of her age. Funeral private. _Interment L Atlington. Please omit flowers CROCKETT. On Thursday, March 3, 19 at East Falls Church. Va. MARION E CROCKETT, daughter ‘of Jossph and Ada | Crockett: Funeral 'on Sunday. March 6. | at neighborhood House. Vanderwerken. at | 2330 pm. All reiatives and friends are | invited. o DELOATCH. Wednesday. March 2 hia _residence, ' Linden.' Md. LEE O- ATCH. beloved hushand of Fannie Deloatch and father of Mark. He leaves to mourn their loss a host l:' r':ll||\v"l":v-|:c'|rlen!d‘:._' emaine Testing At above T . Fu erar omins Search &, from Mount Zion Church. Linden. Md.. at 2 p.m On Friday. 4 ranklin Square Funeral from V. st. n.w., on Mond: Interment Cumberfand. il AYDEN. Departed thie life on Wednesday. b Tosss at 6:30 pm., at the United aval Hospital. ROBERT. the beloved husband of atrice Hayden and son_of Mary 'F. Hayden, brother of Mamie Marlow “and nephew of Hattie Jacksor Ha leaves to_mourn a host of relatives and friends, Remains resting at esidence. 135 L, st. n.w. Fun: March 6, ffom "Asbury M. E. | 11th * and ate. now. 1:30 nm. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Monday, March 7. at Arlington Cemetery. HAYDEN. ' Officers and members of Moslem Guild. No. 8. are hereby notified to attend the funefal of our past royal advisor. Sir Knight ROBERT HAYDE h 6. 1927, at_Asbury M. Church. 11th and K ats. n.w.. 1:30 pm. Officers and m'T'I‘I‘RPI of n;h'il "l“%dud.n? “Inmr;hrn.le uilds are cordially’ in uniform. BRINCE CPT “IbA w. WRITTINGTO ROYAL ADVISOR HENRY T. REDMAN. P. P. B. HAYDEN. Secretars. B The officers and members of Chapter, No. 4.°0. E. & are re. uested to aitend the funeral of Sir Knight IOBERT HAYD! Sunday. March 6. 1927. 130 ‘pm._from Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and K st n.w. HON. LADY FRANCES LANCASTER, R M SIR_KNIGHT PRICE A. SCOTT, R. P HON. LADY MATILDA CARSON, Secy. ¢ HAYDEN. Special communication of W. ren Lodge. No, 8. F. A. A. M. will con- vene ‘at the Temple "Sunday.” March 8. 11:30 a.m.. for the purpose of attendine the funeral of our late brother. ROBERT | HAYDEN. P. M. Funeral from Asbury M, E. Chiirch, corner 11th and K sts. n w 1:30" p.m.~ ‘Members meet at chureh. Masonic dress. By order of k JAMES A. GILBERT. M. Attest: THOMAS W. JORDEN, Sec'y HAYDEN. The officers and companions Kevatote Chapter. No. 11. R. A. M hereby oroered fto assemble At Asbury Chureh, "11th and K. sts. n.w. Sunday March 8. 1027, at 1 o'clock. fo attend the funeral of Pist High Priest ROBERT AYDEN. By order o e HENRY B, GEE Attest: RALPH J. G. BARTON. Secretars. * HAYDEN. The fraters of Henderson Com- ‘mandery. No. 2. Knights Templa; Rereby ordered 1o assemble at Church, 11th_and K Mareh 6, 1927 at 12 Knights Templar uniform. to atiend the funeral of 'Past Eminent Commander ROBERT "HAYDEN. Members of other commanderies are cordially invited to at- tend. By order of Eminent Commander. WOGAINS HENRY B. GEE. Recorder . ENRY. On Wednesday, March 2. 1927, at “'h?ln‘ ld’,!:‘t? 1064 Jefferson st. n.w., John George Henry, aged 67 years. beloved h | hand of the late Car Henry. Funeral on Mondax. March T ai’ 2 g clock pm g ‘Shapel of tha Geo : frem Hneiertabers. 2000 M st nw. Rea: invited. " interment. 2t ES. On Friday. March 4 1927, at stlr‘gl p.m. ISABELL NEITZEY. beloved wife of Elam M. Jeffries = Fineral service at her late residence, 40 M st s w. Mon. rch 7. at 3 pm. Relatives_and nvited to attend. Interment Pros- I Cemeters. 8 O Thursday. March 3. 1937, at 10 oclock pm. at ber ence, 23 3 st Dec EBITH YODER, widow of ‘Al Danus €. T. Johnsan. and heloved daughter of the late Ma). Charles T. and Emma L Yoder. and_mother of Elmer Y. and Ira E. Johnson. Funeral services from late tesidence Mondax. March 7. ai & pm In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. Relatives and friands invited 8 LANSDALE. On Friday, March 4. 1227 at her residence. 3807 Warder si. MARY STOKES LANSDALE. Remains resiing at hambers' {uneral parlore. Funeral from W.'W. Chambers’ funeral parlors. 14th and Chapin sts. n.w. at 2 pm. Sun- day. March 7. Interment Rock Creak Cemieters LEWIS. Suddenly. on Friday 1627, JOSEPH 'D." LEWIS. ‘the "heloved | brothier of Mr. Peyton Fairfax. He leaves | to mourn their lose one broiher and a | host of relatives and friends. Remains Testing, at, the chapel of Pope & Glarke. | 1416 Florida_ave. ne’ Funeral Sihdas March 6. at 3 p.m.. at Falls Church, Va LEWIS, On Friday, March 4, 1997 JOSEPH N 1S "son o the iate Martha'S, Far fax, brotker of Payton Fairlax. Funeral 3'0'clock Sunday. March 8. from Watkine M E Chavel, Falie Church, Va, Regains of are undertakers. and _frien inc Brosect Hill Ceme JORNSON. March 4 Testing at Pope & Clarke. b LOMAX. Thfrsdar A oy Fanaral’ \Efiu. A2 pm_ from U nest Jarvie Ot s Brncet Jardls! Wast Bad su o5s. 560 at. and Dumbarion ave. nw’ MARSHALL. On Sat Blanche shall Jarvis C IDDLET On Saturday. March 5. LETO aturday. March 51027, e ondence. 1505 B at. e JERSAE IDDLETON. beloved wife of Osear M Qeton. mother, of Mary Adams. Hawkina. Florence Medley. Willlam 'a James Middleton. tice of funeral here- afier. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georgia T, ted this iMa Th UTT, - Departed this 1Ma Thu OFFUT redar, 1927, aftes by BTSSR ine Brent: wife of James Offutt Do At htar of the. late Williams and ing’ Kati 3 - Mars® Brent. sister of pile Merger! Wi and Carrie liam Breat and, & Teals 3 uneral services Mon: OTTERBACK. PLUMMER. ' Yor 1 Deaths. on ot _pneumonia Eriges TERB, JERBACK Va4 do37, ved Bavbetd ot f"“&' K and fatngr of Mre Lanham. ‘a.”tn’ the l‘l Beld on o-clock b m. . Interment Gemeters.” Heiatives g vited 1o attend. Suddenly. Thu March 3. st nw. Eoneren friends fnviie iy the . Plum e ther of Daniel. it S Vi Bl i A sl W S Sy e 5 o PLUMMER. A i H Lodie 8 Wrigh i) Mflgflfif‘“?"‘fi"'l". . of 1606 - neral ¥ L M ROBINSON. On Friday, New Noro chy. CrARI ST F g widow of the fata Joseph Robinson and mother of Albert J and ¥ ttie Rob- inson, hoteon. gtandmather of Alpha, A Alles n, 3 Pendieton and Willlam® Revnatgs o CALD line County. Va. She leaves to _mourn ul host of relatives an n funeral later A i O SAUNDERS. his residence. SAUNDERS F. M st nw. to arr he of Brother MOSES 1 Bri%ic Fo W MARTIN A€nb§f)¥md: On Friday. March Bo08 ik ot now Awif? M oted son of Ethel Satn- 207 of, Ellte Saunders.” Ha < uncles neral pariors. 2222 Georgia ‘Ave Notice of funeral hereafter : SMITH. Tuesday, March 1, 1927 7. Marc 27, at her F¥gdnce, 447 ° New Jerses ave. s.6 EVELYN SMITH ‘(nee’ Young): beloved :l:d. of James Smith and daughter of Mr. L "Ml'fl Henry Young. She is also sur- ived by a daugh(rr Portia Smith, two F‘)l‘"fs and four brother' Lorenzo, Portia, Qllie. Henrs. Lawrence ‘and John' ¥oun $he leaves ‘to mourn devoted aunts and host of relative o5 Mareh 6 o' o o0 fromm Targal Isreal A Church,' 1st and B e, 8w, n!n terment at C po 2 and Thends iy gy Ccmeters. | Belatived JOEN SOTHORON, trginia £r0m he S 4 " et spnnt (Drivate) Congressional Cemétery. 6 “—_:jg-",{l- Departed this life Thursday. i 1927, at 6 a.m . at Freedmen's — P':I:UR JAMES SPANGLER. beloved Brother 51755, M Hannah Spangler ‘and arother of William Spangler of 430 Ridge Funeral Sunday. March 8. at el Baptist Church at 1145 . Mount Carm, SWAYZE. On Thyreq, raday. March 3. Md. WILLTAM L. belolgg-,hu;l’! e Baltimo LL Pand of Elizabeth Sways £ o and Inta® oh " Swares. O nw ate Henry and Elizal feral from the ape} of J: William hia’are: 0. o8 Mo i 2% 11 o'clock am. On Friday. March 4 of his “brother . 4is 5 beloved nd Atina’ M. ‘Weizel. " Tniten W - KINSON. On Thursday. March 3, 1927, Dm. at her resid 6. 4. ‘f,‘#.““:é‘fim? oo Murray & Son; 3007 loh H on Monday. March 7. 3é i 3 el ment Cedar HIIl Cometorae 07 tod- . 1nige- The officers and mem! 0. of A. are req gervics foi our' late Anh GWILEINEON sy - Tuneral chavel, 011" Nichols ave: eral Monday at 8.30 am. By or & H.b:. BURKE. R. 5. mem t Eaf ree of Pocuhootas, sor norded . 5, al ‘ot ouir Jate sister Pase P(n‘llmnll! MA i k] t 2039 Ni Aeter pesidence. 2039 Nichols ave. Ana: ¢ THOMAS G. IGLEHART, Keeper of Recogds. WILLEYT. On_ Friday March 4, ALLANHERBE; Hrang Nee G WLETT : Hurd, Edward and M Wi ) s B! T op 0 . lats t g:‘]&nd";flm‘ o neral " serviees - ( 3 4 March 0. “Ploase omit Aowers” g ‘e darch 4 1027, at 1:30 his_ residence, lorida.ave 35 5: . Dr. JAMES THO; . Funéral Monday. Mareh 5. a0} p s ltron: his late residence. No flowers. WOBMLEY. Special communicatign of Princs Hall Lodge. No! 13, ¥ A A 9. i, Btn "_.nd‘v‘. ave. e 3 3 L at T am. %G: the par: Dose of attending ) a gased vrofier N 2 Stivices a1 Wie lata reudence. 547 Fia. WILLIAM E. %mvavn. Es]:éfo i "'l AN BRAKLE. March 4 1527 Departes dence Hosoital. JOLIUS G, YAN Sr. " He'lsaves 16 mourn their Joted wife. four sons anq gne - Funeral from his Ty resigence. 483 Rarativés ‘and TFiends inviteds © ° gex NG. _Suddenly, on Thursdas, PLIANA YOUNG “fnas Prosmse: e ot "Thomas J. Young and - beisved laughter of the late Margaret d!%l d r'lfl. Funeral from Union M. E. g pper Marlboro. Md. at 2 p.m 3 March 6. Rev. J. W, Holland officiating. In Memoriam, ANGELL. to_ ihe memc: dearly * beloved _ wife, ANCEL G souns; ELIZA geaceful rest four vears ago today. My thoughts go wandering when dayHght To the land of long ago. And memory paints the scenss of In the zold of the n-u':‘:ni.now?m I seem to see in the soft. dim light, A face I love th 3 g PSS 1 un's tant ray Goes down in the far-off we it HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. * remembrance of our BURTON. In lovin daring baby *and brother JOHN B dej fhis lite ons 5.1926./ Sacred b4 a3 (“JACK"). Who vear ago today. Marcl God needed a sweet littls. ros bud. S0 He ook ouk Heat Hele Jeth And transplanted him- over there, Somgs mas think we are not x:fia en“at ‘times the Litle ‘do ‘they know the hearta at we suffer all th MQTHER. 'BABDY AND L1} ile. < LE BROTH- DENT. In sad but lovin, lembr ¥ e degt Hotner and EFandmother, FAR: day. March' 5. 1010, C/S0+ YeATS 440 fo- What would we give to hold her hand. Her dear face 10 see. Her loving smile. her welcome voice. That meant &0 much to me o HER DEVOTER 885 R CARRRT Vr mew EDWARDS. In cad but loving remembrance of dear B, o AR R Ok, if the veil would be lifted a..fl“%f.”‘."u‘}‘.f“.‘. 0t By glaahess g Bioish ol L 5% S DEVOTED AND FATHER GRAY. In sad but lovi oy dear ';l;zlh';?‘. ! !Xflifi‘/'i"?"sfly day. March 3. 1032, © 00 Jears ago, to- Dear i th ata, Sieet 1e"the memory hat i pere Flowers mav wither, leaves fade K Though others forget, vou. Rerer, 5 CHI N oy HEWLETT. In lov, brance- of me auni, MALINDA ‘H : “;"L“ FANNIE WALNER. * V] 'T. In'lovin, membr, a2 mothar, ‘WALINDA = HEWL BT Cwiy B paried this life one year ago today, Nt The death ch . Death is another life. bot AT'z0ing out. we think, Andther folden chamber o Larger than this we laave. And then in shadowy glimpses. The story., flower-iike. Sloses thin The walf of God ig all in all roye. re * Hisown R D ErOTRS DA GHIER E. NEWMAN 287 1 HUHN. A tribute of Jove (o the iy dear Bsband, JOHN & HUSN iy passed away two years ago’ today.. March S e HIS DEVOTED WIFS. * IRVIN, 1o e but loviay remembrenes o L hl m&.cfin Years ago u” guch 3. 39504 R You lsft & memory fair and wies! “fts fraerance sl pever dlacc’ Yogr ffetwas aorl. pure e T MATTHEWS. In sad but loving u e Rx = n !' hl1l| the !Vv:ll‘!:d An Edmy:fl 2 came down to sasth, And bore our lo one away... lisep oN. ar one. and_ t: yot RS R o Ti o ; 1] 11y u to s 14 B R i 0 AR Y HypD, e, menbiani o, i gy de 280 today. March b, 1041 " March 7. at 9 am. at Holy Naj 5Thotle Church” 11t st. between 1 and K sie ‘ne. Requiem mase will he sald “tor the Tepose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. from this earth to a Fate’ o *Bod "who knoweth Alwavs in our memory you will remain, ntT'in heaven we meel ggain, ' o peacetul rest, best : H tand beside 3 bed r Ve dlar e sonr 1" débary Fof, wlen. & AeA, 08 Roger oo desd LoVING SISTER. CARRIB RER VNG BRI Whwny MUDD. [ omDIEE,,I® EERIL St s P e g g x ! our dear father nagt PG PG o o o e S RS A Wl - VERMILLION, = In sad ol