Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1927, Page 9

AUTOS NUISANCE " ATWEST POINT Drills 'Hampered by Tourist Traffic, Says Commandant in Report. ‘hat provision be made for holding Qh: aflfiltr\' practice of the Cadet Corps elsewhere than at West Point and that additional housing facilities be provided for officer instructors at the Millitary Atademy are among the recommendations made by Lieut. Col. C. B. Hodges, acting superintendent, in his apnual report to the War De- partment. Referring to the interfer- ence with cadet activities by the grow- ing encroachment of motor traffic through the reservation, Col. Hodges may Traffic conditions have become quite intolerable. Motor vehicles have increased to such an extent that the proper conduct of ceremonies, drills and organized athletic exercises and other essential forms of training for which the use of the drill and parade ground is necessary is materially hampered. The agitation with regard io the closing of the Storm King Highway to permit of artillery prac, tice 1increases with the growth of A study is now being made with reference to the holding of artillery fire elsewhe: With regard to the inadequacy of housing facilities for officer instruc- tors, Col. Hodges points out that out of an authorized officer strength of 201 at least 52 are compelled to live outside the reservation, in private quarters, either in Highland Falls, Cornwall or Newburg, a situation he describes “as very unsatisfactory. During the coming year, says he, the number of officers detailed ( the post will be increased by 10, while no addi- tional accommodation is @uthorized. In addition, new quarters for non- commissioned officers and new ba racks for enlisted men, he says, “are urgently needed.” Other points noted in the report is the increased efficiency of the cadet the completion of the meterological station and the construction of a new post radio station. 'Washington’s Finest L. E. MURTAUGH. SAMUEL LUCAS, 88, DIES. Confederate Veteran Was Wound- ed in Pickett’s Charge. Special Dispstch to The Star. LURAY, Va, October Il.—-sunllal Lucas, 88 years old, Confederate sol- dier, who is said to have carried bul- lets received in the immortal charge | of Pickett's Brigade at Gettysburg, died at his home in southern Page County yesterday. Surviving him are one son and four daughters. Funerai services were held toda . ——— Japanese Princess Dies. LONDON, October 25 (#).—An Ex- change Telegraph dispatch from Tokio says that Princess Toshiko Fushimi, consort of the late Prince Badanaru, died today at the age of 70. The emperor has canceled the re- view of the Japanese fleet scheduled for October 30 and returned to the capital. Men’s Wear Store’ DINNER—DANCING—THEATER WEAR A TUXEDO'! LUKE E. MURTAUGH DIES; I LONG CONTRACTOR HERE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBE Retired Builder, in Business for 39 Years, Was Native of Ireland. Luke E. Murtaugh, 84 years old, retired building contractor of this city, died at his residence, 668 Maryland avenue northeast, early today after a long illness. Mr. Murtaugh was in the contract- ing business here for 39 years, prior to his retirement about three years ago, during which time he had con- tracts for the brick work on many of the embassies, telephone exchanges and numerous houses in the best resi- dential sections. He was a native of Ireland and came to this country 53 years ago. He was a member of the Washington Council of the Knights of Columbus. Mr. Murtaugh is survived by three sons, James F., Thomas J. and L. E. Murtaugh; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Katherine Pike and Miss Agnes Murtaugh; 24 5:- dchildren and 21 great-grandchil- ren. Funera]l arrangements have not been completed. Marriage Licenses. arrisge licenses have been issued to the fol! flrl oL R T emfifc Mtho! l?}lu&flh 7 ! smm both of l%?fl Ckler o ot Korel ot clau cooler llonbllrv ‘f Alh Joh "fi or o Detrof ¢ and Matiida . Ionur’:ncl Bigomeia, N0 VT & poliiden Polen LA R R v Fieteher xooay of this city and Katle Tuins of Rjchmond Wiltiam nnfl?’ifll n Blev-n%: - Shirler if‘g of Ri nde % nes and Hizabeth Garn of lhc 'S ¥ith and Fiorine Walker. London is solacing itself for the ex- cessively wet season with the assur- ance of a noted doctor who declares that rain is a health-giver because it lays the germ-laden dust and washes away the refuse. E. 8. Zarhorst, 8. Zurhorst, Jr. restful, dlnlflld manner in OB!T mortuary services ha host of ? iends. prices lance, auto delivery Ill chapel. bnl:rlkim Mitbura £ Zitkie, Mer. Dignity ¥ ‘% ted for 71 sears has ZURHORST 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 372 Your Dinner Suit should put you at ease The utmost in It will if it’s Hart Schaffner & Marx 'S0 Correct to the minutest detail—fashion- able—as comfortable as your business suit. Jet black unfinished worsteds, hand tailor- ed by expert craftsmen; silk lined through- out, jacket has peaked lapels, silk-faced. Jacket and Trousers tailored by value for $50 Raleigh Dinner Suits ‘Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street INC. CYDE J. NICHOLS, Ine, UNDERTAKERS 4200 9th St. N.W. Clyde J. Nichols, Pres. Formerity VRS Soeare Coron Phone Col. 6324 The Undertaker of the U. S. Army for Walter Reed Hospital, Fort Myer, Va, Fort Humphries, Washington Barracks, Bolling Field and uU. Ss. Sdiou' Home mman«mwnn W. W Chmmeo. The Brown Stone Funeral Home. 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, tomorrow increasing cloudiness; not much change in temperature. Maryland—Fair tonight, slightly cooler in east portion; romorrow in- creasing cloudiness. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight, to- | N morrow increasing cloudiness; much change in temperature. ‘West Virginia—Falr tonight, not so cool in extreme east portion; tomorrow increasing cloudiness. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 71; 8 p.m., 60; 12 midnight, 51; 4 a.m., 43; 8 a.m., 53; noon, 63. Barometer—4 pm., 29.94; 8 pm, 9.9° 2 midnight, 30.01; 4 a.m., 30.0! $ a.m., 30.17; nopn, 30.19. Highest temperature, 73, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 48, occurred at 8 a.m. today. Temperature sams date last year— Highest, 64; lowest, 39. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Todly—l.ow tide, 2:05 a.m. and 2:15 p.m.; high tile, 7:50 a.m. and 6:03 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, a.m. and 2:58 p.m.; high tide, 8:29 a.m. and 8:39 .m. e The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:27 a.m.; sun sets 5:17 p.m. Tomorrow-—Sun rises 0:28 a.m. sets 5:16 p.m. Moon rises 6:14 a.m.; sets 5:37 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted o half hour af'er sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy this a.m. Harpers Ferry--Potorauc and Shen- not un andoah Rivers muddy this a.m. Weather in Various Cities. ‘Temperature. uE Stations. Alb .m.nuc City Balt Bivminena Blomarek Chicako . Cinommatt Cleveland 3. 2000208 131008 -1-1 0808 1 BRBE e bk BB L. as%: RIS OB .. Greenwich time, today.) ure. Weather. Part _cloudy loudy art clou art clou irt_clou Clovidy ceen Clear Deaths Reporled ed to T, following deaths have ::en ,reported to so 1143 3ra'at, ne. 70 aomine ave. )innroe st. b o as. st. "Blizabethi’s Ho i, 65, 198 C ot 78 o Col f.‘h‘fl.’ne A, flll xl(lh&‘ll it é-";,%e, sl Famai: & W. Marshall Page Is Dead. PITTSBURGH, October 25 (A).—W. Marshall Page, 46, vice president of the Copperweld Steel Corporation, died today after a short illness. Dur- ing the World War he served in the Engineering Corps of the Army and in the Chemical Warfare Division, holding the rank of major. He was unmarried. 4y | the Raleigh Hotel. CITY NEWS IN BRIET. TODAY. ‘Will P. Kennedy of The Star. will speak before the current events meet- City Club at 4:45 o'clock. Subject: “Recent Devel ments in the Washington William E. Chamberiin will preside, ‘Willlam B. Cushing Camp Auxiliary, 0. 4, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will have a card party this evening at Chestnut Farms auditorium, Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. The Business Women's Council will give its annual dinner, 7 o'clock, in lecture room of the Church of the Covenant. The usual Bible class will be omitted for the occasion. A bridge party will be given, 8 o'clock, at the home of Miss Elizabeth Bailey, apartment 31, 2231 Bancroft place, for the members of Washington Alliance of Delta Delta Delta Frater- nity. There will also be a short busi- ness meeting. Mrs. Bess Gearhart Morrison, read- er, will give a program at Hamline M. E. Church, 8 o’clock. The Susan B. Anthony Foundation, Inc., will hold its annual meeting, 8 o'clock, at the Cairo Hotel, 1615 Q street. The opening meeting of the Wash- ington Hadassah Chapter will be held, 8:15 o'clock, in the auditorium of the J. C. C. There will be an address by Isadore Herschfleld and songs by Al Shefferman. A rummage sale for the benefit of the Episcopal Home for the Aged will be opened at 1006 F street from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and continue throughout the week at the same hours. Mrs. W. H. Roland is chairman in charge. Trinidad Citizens’ Association will meet, 7:45 o'clock, at Wheatley School, Annual election. Col. James 8. Pettit Camp, No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet this evening at 921 Pennsyivania avenue southeast. James G. Yaden will make an address on ‘*‘Organized Citizenship; Its Responsibilities and Opportunities.” The Anthropological Soclety of Washington will meet, 4:45 o’clock, in rooms 42-43, New National Museum. Dr. John M. Cooper will present ‘Field Notes on Northern Algonkian Magic and Divination. ‘The Georgetown Civic Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in Phillips School. James Reese Europe Post, No. 5, American Legion, will meet, 8 o'clock. at Twelfth street branch of the Y. M. C. A, The Iowa-Thomas Circle Citizens' Association will meet at 8 o'clock to- | Minn night at Northminster Presbyterian Church, Eleventh street and Rhode Island avenue. FUTURE. The Young Friends' Club will cele- brate its fifteenth anniversary with a stag_banquet Thursday, 7:30 p.m., at The honor guests will be Morris Cafritz, Harry Carroll and Dr. David Davis. Speeches and entertainment. The club will give a formal dance Friday, 9 p.m., at the Willard Hotel. Washington Navy Yard Employes Union, No, 650, will give a five hun. dred card party tomorrow, 8:30 p. at Northeast Masonic Temple, Ei;hth and F streets northeast. ‘The Zonta Club will give its seml- annual dinner meeting tomorrow eve- ning, Grace Dodge Hotel. Miss Lyda B. Earhart, chairman of the program. will report on the recent district meeting held at Jersey City. Miss Jean Bartlett will speak. The Ergatocrats Club will meet to- mnrx‘:}l, 8 pm., at 817 Thirteenth street. The Philatelic Society will meet to- morrow evening at 1022 Vermont ave- nue. There will be an exhibition and discussion of the stamps of Venezuela. Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ As- sociation meets at 8 o'clock tomorrow night, Sherwood Presbyterian Church, Twenty-second street and Rhode Island avenue northeast. Births Reported. Is Your Mind Open-- Or Vacant? This is an lppc:l to tl’w opcn-mmacd We present to you an idea. The idea is co-operative ownership of an apartment Home. It is not a new idea, nor did we originate this plnn of home ownership. shington nnrly ten years ago. duced in W Co-opeutlve Apnrtmentl were intro- More than twelve hundred persons in forty-seven buildings own, or are buying, their individual apartment homes in the Nation's Capltll. The purpou of this adverflaement is not to sell you an apartment. Apartment idea. Itis to ask you to mveltxflate this Co-operatwe We present for your mveatxdatmn a new building situ- ated on Connecticut Avenue in Cleveland Park immediately, nd,ommd Rocl: Creek Park. It contains 83 lpartmenta- ranging in size from a non-housekeeping unit to a spacious suite. WILL YOU COME AND SEE IT? The Parkway 100% Co-Operative 2220 Connecticut Ave. (Comer of Macomb) RAEDY & SUIT [ OPEN EVENINGS SHIPPING NEWS DUI ‘TODAY. Olvmolso—innnnmrhn 4erican Shipper—i urk Mu:nfi:ll‘—-bnado “America— B United States—Coponhagen” Carabob o T Bresticate Wionrieste o Wilso Fstidente, Wit i DUE TOMORROW. &M m’lofl!lfl'—“ll“ Sifron— e . UE THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27. Eekln in— Po Fort “Victori Nerissa—S§;i DUE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28, Berengaria—Cherbours and South. ~:‘="{n: lrdms—lrflnen $Stocl a&n;—g(fl;olhlnbu! DUE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29. Muenchen—Bremen October 19 DUE . T DUE XONDAY. OCTOBER 31. ciober ctober OUMING STEAMERS. BAILING TODAY. fi::f"mmm o e uth, Cherbours and Bre- A PmsinpAte, SAILING TOMORROW. Aduitania—Cherbourg and Southampton. Ceiba—Kin Curacao Lara—La u ngaton orstobal. Puatio Santa Marta— Colombia and 8 i —— ort St. George— nfi:bwr—chlrbourr. and s.mm?m Vi) SAILING THURSDAY. OCTOBER 37, g&n ?.fif.'i_a. nn. Crigtobal and t(aro; nnxm—- Hovaha "B ba V%d " Pactte Slmt Anh—CflMbll. Iquique and Val- . e llolo—!l'.nl C lmh Antilla—Progreso. lrl Tus SAILING FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28, lymple—Charbourg and, Southampton. Fance—Plymous ure and Antwerp. bic—Plymguth. Chy 9::110— "W?"l.%n—\fin 5. Patras | and aroniac: Plym guth. Harre and ‘ommewyne—] an au b ige and nnesota—Boulogrie and Lot . llv Pon lu ce. Cartagena. sm.me SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. Tiglves—Santiago. Kingston and Pherto Mncc-gt—s tiago, Kingston and Puerto PorlLl 00, Sy o, o "&'fi'u. Martinique and Pars- -Plymouth. Che ure and !l"fln lasiete and Sisego oo o T lunwv{dno and e ictor Birmuda. 3 , SALING TUESDAT. NOVEUBER 1. Nanhl an !A!ZALG WID!'IIDA! NOVEMBER 3. 2 T Pld": Cy Pnorto Colombia rfli—m L f"fi. Cr?z” rarons uenaventurs and he w}'x“ TGM enbure. oroosKineton. Houghton Calls on President. Ambassador Houghton, who is on leave in this country, called upon Pres- ident Coolidge today to pay his re- spects before returning to London. Al ALE, : Heense No, 471. . Cleveland 1467. - EAGLE Hogxm‘ brown And 'hlri:' o on landa; Call No. 23 [ Fakane BELGIUM POLICE female: small. t with black h.’:d. on Nonday ;:on'i'a'i Wood: ley pl._Bewarg. Coll Dradley 373 R0 AR, Vopy, = nmdn% otiopes, near 25' it t] *hoihing. " BRIEF CASE—Sllallun z lnll;;n mflwnum."ndoom 1& men‘& lot.al %:fi:;xga:‘:" R Cnmn. n.w. B0t it o 'f'md wm: g.x NG AT g‘hcxmfln st l’DIlfld lelflfll‘lfl m i liflrfi" uu shagey m: own ears yward, GOLp BX junday. Bou| - Bnuren, al'een inbre "and ourt.. - NoFth 1 HAT T teli. with chestons pin. Re- filu folton, 400 Srd e be. Lin ('uln 167 KE! on e tween’ Call lr.n)r in 6 uuu or_Miss Fayle A Live ral v Tewara’ 128" Q\l&nq thy Snou K ENVELO & MELLON = SATIONAL Identiloation les White: re- entifloation cards, W, Chatles White: e: B n’&."" X s 5:1 fi'flv "’f’ RA A 1d, £ Qxne L h:'m“m St oufior%m. PIN, Tiyat: nday _morning, car or” Betw ::: pypont cufli '?&um ied E. Sliver. Park, mb st. n.w, e ) ,“‘”“ f’fifram{ S DIES AT AGE OF 67. PRIN Mdes Catherine Lynch Was Life- e' long Resident of Washington. Miss Catherine Lynch, daughter of the late John and Catherine Barry- Lynch, and a lifelong resident of this elly. died at her residence, 1817 Mon- treet, yesterday after seven wut. iliness. She was 67 years old. She was educated at the Immaculate Conception Academy. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Paul® Catholic Church tomor- row morning at 9:30 o'clock. Inter- :nent will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. Miss Lynch is survived by two nieces, Miss Grace Lynch and Miss Ethel Lynch. ——— Woman Gets Reprieve. CHICAGO, October 25 (/P).—Mrs. Catherine Cassler, under sentence to be hanged Friday for murder, today was given a 60 day stay of execution to carry an appeal to the Supreme Court by Judge Phillip L. Sullivan, trial judge. €ard of %ants We wish to express our sincere ap- tion_ and_thanks for the kindness and athy of our friends and relatives JOF the Peantirol Roral trihuses e death of our son and neohew. HILYARD Nr,zl)ms oy MOORE. MR. AND Dzutbs. 44 it Satur- BJ:raslng flt rl.flA(")ker‘\ o Wl‘. 05 John #!lh lfl!el 0 Pol‘llll\d 3& 28" Tihtol Stehiorial Park. Pori- Orer. October 24, 1927. at 5 ”x‘m"{u RMAN, b% oved "d° \om Fuheral service S andover. ner; " x 1730 Fa. ave. *rhtreday; lnlermenl l-'orl BRO! October 25. "7 0 a.m. W OToNAS DROW g g the W. W. Chmborn funeral home. 14th gnd_Chapin Notice of funeral 3!00!! Jife, Monday. Octo: Departed lhlol‘lts. onday. Octe- ‘Hospit: "GOOPER. be- son of fova """’!’“’l of ‘}gnmla Cfloper 27,8t 1:30 p.m at e homs fintil Thursday noon. cOflP'R Officers and m‘m’)fl'l Df xfll’nln‘ Srar odee: NOined i mest. 1 5. ses n(n ara’ hereby’ notifle eio of lu:l’flw Wpdnrldag Ol'lnhfl‘ 26. 1 Tat"the home) . I)nne of arranging for Tately deceased R, Remain: from Wednesday. Hate st the. ik FHome. e (o Wedneaday Ociobe Eitsbia iremple. e "’x?zL‘;:sv ThY of Abyp ¢ PAYNE. Serty. CREAMER. On Mondar. Ogioher 24 19 merkency Hospiial. HARRY W fll nna H. an Funeral § mm “!:d !ld ot at 0 ene 8 Calhflh(‘ f‘hm‘v‘h 'hera mzu wi it 9 oc!ock for the his soul. !]!\H and rend- nvlled Interment olomlr 25, 1027, ihe be. Supday, Qetober CURETON. ?: \;; gL H: Toved”son Rl e areto D Ve Baptist_ Church, Rev ‘am’l G. Q’nuu pasior. " Friends invited. ntarment Payne's Cemetery. DOUGLASS. Departed this 1fe; suddenty. tober 24. 1927 A Glizaboin s Ho iu.lrz DOWN 8" ihe be!o\ed vaher of. Sire. Elean Amhu-h pnd Erank Downing. devote bonine: drerededls fizzig Washington an o Semainerestine at 00,8 st nw. Fuperal from Cnivch. Rev. Friendl invited: nf)f 130 mipiher. of Rilce Colin devnlad sister of .V"'\n!e Ashton She leaves two grandal two nisces and hom of oufler ejatives and frignds. Fu- feral n'\:rgm 3 ol 37, D oy nmf Body un e 10"staie Shom @'t 1 Do, Thursday. ll'l'!'lf! on October, 2 1927, JOSEFPR ¢ Ray !‘mlts Ih|! l‘!ltl Cl \bers If neral home. oINS, O ber 26 1027, at NKIN: On Monday. October l R ey RAled tome, 2403 Fa B at the TR at 1 pm. Int Cemetery. 2, 1027, at tor ber 24, 1927, at MR o3 ¥ .'ne SALLIE, Joved mother of Lioyd F, Limerick- mains Testing at the W. v‘wfh'mwf:' 1 LIMERICK. ii's “Church gl MAGRUDER. tober 23, clock, THDMAQ JACOE ER. hushand of Bessie Magriider uner; and ] brother of 3"3 \h;\-u A and M l]. oflcmllgl Ee?m’d his lite Sun n - a i'nunnen Payne's Cemeiers. o 11 \bers of Peter Oge m 1‘ PETand: Unite] Oroer of TE Thake: arrane: THOMAS menlgX B"za:l!r'dn 2 Galbraitl S B B WASHINGTO RS nAh !s. n : MARSHALL. On Bl Wil ;x Charles lober nfivm.;.. < 31st ( ds invited. in Oak l'xm"&m';'m'e"ry Entered into, enternal rest 192 5 p.m. Tn h | MARSHALL. shall, and 2 nmdrhuunn Funeral fro E. Zoin, Church. D st ... Roghy at 1:30 p. l;d Irunt?: nviied lu lflsnd. T seants an- Tounce with Poadnags o T ot Kin be 28. 1 ”7‘ Y “'*3‘::9:'.‘1‘?::%:; s Ast 8 EMIE A, JACKSON, Pres. CRAIG. L- Kesocisilon. ‘are ador” MAR' fficers and members of rederickk Dous nefit 1 uested la atter the LA AL AL B ew. Wednetday.' Getober, 26 o o DENT. Pres” 3% PEXymoND. Rec. e ATTHE) Departed th "omh-r 23, P beloved wife of rpnr Limihews: Fineral from the o of Thomas F. Murray & Son, "nu7 vahnll ave. ne. a :30 a.m. e e Tavited. - Tnteraant. Cedar Hill Cemetery. > ine. at his dence. l ln ave. n.e.. age 84 years. \iouee of Taneral here arteft this life Sunday. Octo: 927 “at T3 short hich he bore Blilenll{ vmt(’hlnl HOLS. He of Christian faitn, o cmatn 18 late residence, 203 Virgin | "eervices' at Ziom fi:'urch “!"":T between 3r4_and 4 tober at .1 'Pe'v‘ W™y, O Hington "ometatin Jrgrment meters.” Frien e A-l: loved him, so we miss him r memary he i o Loged. amer lllu Sunday. October October. 24, 19"‘! M YR d-un-er ef E‘; late bmrm: A & Amanda O ‘on Mond 27, 5!!. h:'lo\ed hu NPy fi‘sz‘-gm is late residen: nendlv (':i)ber 28. “ m- h‘l ;:"nmrng Deaths. Depacted o g, life Su g Aad O’Mr ednuany uise. 3: 6 be- tober 26, at ly. on Satar Fesdence, | belove ¥ o RODERICK. Sndde (.5 at_hi Md. WALTER Eleanor Warren Taltavull’ 1 w. Spring " Ociober 20, at 10 & m." Relatiyos RE friends inyited 'to attend. Interment at )p‘\rll‘lg::nn National Cemetery with military et caidence. 611 C i, CIS, devoted Biishand of Josenn, and _beloved * nephew Mrs Annia Kimball Young Fincial e nesday. October 26. at 12:30 sharp. {rom nezer M. E. Church. 4th and D sts, ne. Sweet memories will linger forever. Time cannot change them. 118 {rue, Years that may come cannot sev ur loving remembrance of vou The Imrrd'nnmlruun al Ushers' and Ladies” Auxi istrict of Columbia_are hereby Dotifiad of the death WILLIAM F. TAY o uneeal oy Getiper , from_Eberizer 31 ¢ Auxiliary_members jither. . Report_at ‘13 Moxiey. - Ba vf Octover 23, mm ed_son ot W ST aged B yaars, e ot funerat hereafter. WOLFE. October 24, 102 sl Washington” D o1 SADIB K. pe: oved wife of Wiliiam ¥ Walla nd i Grymes. Funeral from fer ave., n.y.um? terient at Fort Lincoin c‘w'émery Tae. 3n Memoriam. s 1 loving memors of my dear dad R R. who entered into | rest two Sears aio. todmy. October N d home to rest. 5 N. JAMES L. ASHER, ® lnwln'lnx memory of my dear bus- = LEROY ASHER. et and fatihful i all his w autiful "h(lr:l' er to the le of hi Vbnh'nm';hv:‘;:';"dl ‘llflml and ki $ der il e HIS LOVING \nrs' A\':"k"fi’y El'" FER BERKELEY. ASHER. t it 3 years ago today. October 'z's "filmm ol Fhon hast given. Thon hast JLaken: I be do s \m-ml'f(‘ MRS NETTIE: SKINVER. o arling_ daugh. Yn memory of m NGELINE BERRY. who deparied 8 - P T hink ot the Hoat e e 0f ‘the dear one departe Who once with me ey "Tij then, with heart full of anguieh. cry Gut in sorr a5 on, cond’l HuHice Around me Rrciide H EV GINTA BERR' BIRCH, In lmmt rememb; " loved wife and mv‘h’trm).l TR, daeparted this = ay? Sfones iRl gifp three years ago tun Gone, but mn In;fnnen AMILY. mhrance leas BOUIS. 1n ead and, Io"llnfgv‘r e Wi “wite. BOUE nde Bowersox ). who hias pasr rest four years today. October "5 1923, BROOKS. Sacred o the memory of my e o great o tered he reat, Ve years ago to- Thou slecnest now. so calm and still Within thy last long home: And God hath Snatchéa thes trom the i ‘That was t0o sure to come, But there, whers an!!‘ IIEI roll min,one unbsunded 385 5 1 aptire oer 3 Til live fore'er with thee o oo EDYTH JORNSOX, COLE. In sad but loving remembra g\:‘:&g&r ‘r:,m(h‘e'; MAR o cnx"s":vf: ed this lite two. sear 3 e 928, years ago today, Mav. 5 oapiin HER PHILDREN,, * In_memory of our dear mother; COPRANCES VBB i Oinyped intey resk %0 sears ago today. Getober HICKS. A token of love to the orv ‘of my dear father. HICKS. who departed mu ago today. October Loved in life. mmemh—rm in death HIS DAUGHTER CORALER, husband. BEN. om0 YeuF ago cod One year has passed: my Xs'time goes o 1 miss you Your memory is as rest to n the hour you passed a: LoleGs WIFE, " SIARION SWANN, loving iear wmother, ADELIY parted ‘this’ life wo_ years ober 25. 1925. ~Anniversar: St. hm‘tnl de Paul's Church. ay her soul and all the souls of th 'Illhlul departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace. DAUGHTER MAMIE. Upricht and faithful in_all her ways, Beautiful character o the end of er days, ¥ .t‘nm!;'flmfl“x‘fle;:u she tett behind. eft, behin VEHTER Ra To thak sty valhiat. nlenco So profound and so dee; May your rest, dear Mother. be ever peaces In'that long; eternal NS gEATBKCE > md to_the memory of E, who departed iols The HER LoviNG HUsBAND, ¢ WHITLOW, In sad but loving remembraces my, dear mother. MOLLY GRAHAM, mgyflp aried hie ile we gekra ved I see 'y(;,u in HICKS. Sacred to the memory of my dea N H. HICKS. who el still sore; Foyubrance of our WANN. who des ve . oy dreams, dear mother, ow Thge T could he st a Sittto nearer a few words to_ vou. Ymil U‘r\UILD SON. JAMES A, WHJT- e s FUNERAL_ DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 B St N.E. Phone L. 8543. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance oern haver - Lincoln_524 Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. v T N.W. Modbrn Chavet Telsotivsa_Main 2473 P. A. TALTAVULL a8 10‘]‘&" FUJCAvUEL: Mapy BRANCR_OFFICE. AS. S. ZURHORS 301, EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_372. ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the Original WR.BPE ARE GO. IOZSCamecucqtm‘_ s POTOMAC 460015~ 48y TRaLsee TR ~ JAMEST. RYAN llr Pa. Ave. 8. del Ch prlv; T.F. COST"LLO 1724 N_Capitol St. NORTA_1707 Qui iRed Eclaos Sorvive, Automils R . W. Deal & Co. 816 B si, N.E. LINCOLN_8200. V. L. SPEARE CQ. BT BT S 1009 H St with the me: 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 e —————— PUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto_Delivery Serv e Gude Bros. Co., 1312 F &k GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT uuk ERATE _PRICES. TEL. 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