Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, B C... MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 The Wost Brilliant Gvent gf Oar ///éo/e (Yreer! THE AVENUE AT SEVENTH IF you know us at all, you know that if we stage a sale, it is an IIPORTANT EVENT! Other- wise, we let it alone. Why? Just because our pride wouldn’t let us stage any other kind . . . But beyond that, we are sentimental. We try to make every birthday give the city something EXTRAORDINARY to remember us by. That’s why, at this 6 1st celebration, we have arranged “the most brilliant event of our whole career.”” There will be nothing to touch it till our 62d, but in the meantime, you've got to have things for Winter and Christmas! How Are We Going to Tell You About These $45.00 and $50.00 Two-Trouser Suits, Overcoats and 3-Piece Tuxedos, at HERE is no precedent for them— neither you nor we have seen clothes so fine at a price so low. Their fabrics belong to high prices; even $45 and $50 don’t usually bring such beautiful woolens and hand tailoring. It's simply a birthday of- ‘ering. from our fine makers to us— and from us to you. INSTEAD OF $2.00! INSTEAD OF $2.50! ' A Sale of Ties That Will Make YouBuy for Xmas! 1.3 3 for $4.00 HERE ie quality you never knew under §2 and $2.50! Here is quality you would be glad to get at $2 or $2.50! Rich color harmonies that will appeal to every beauty-loving eve. Every tie the newest idea of the ' season. Every one hand tailored. The most gorgeous shades and richest patterns to be had. Buy now for vourself—and save by buying ahead for Christmas glfin. Saks—First Floor HE new Double-Breasted Vest Suits are included. Such fabrics as Serges, Worsteds, Cassimeres of the highest type. Overcoats include Boucles, Fleeces, Plain-Back and Fancy-Back Fabrics—all that is correct. Tuxedos are the mode of the hour—notch or peak lapels, and with Silk Brocaded Vest included. SIZE, and fabric, and shade for every man and young man at a 25% to 40% saving! and model, Saks—Third Floor Boys’ Suits! $15—$17.95 Kind! To Make Boys Remember Anniversary Only Annlversary THERE simply is no equal to the value. 5102 COULD DO THIS TO PRICES! $4.45 Every suit with Vest and 2 Knickers. Many imported fabrics. All the new Tans and Grays. Single and double breasted vests. Sizes 7 to 18. Anniversary price! e $OI 45 $17.95 to 820 Boys’ Winter Overcoats; lit- 312.'75 St tle boys’ sizes, 3 to 10 big boys’, 11 to 18 i 5 $3.95 Boys’ Golf Knickers; dark suiting pat- sizes 38 $4.‘95 terns; diamond, Fair Isle and Herringbone $9.79 . effects; sizes 7 to 18 $1.50 Felt Huuw \l.p 50c Boys' Golf Hose: newest weaves rmd $1.19 Extraordinary Value; designs; all new colors; si $1.95 3 pairs for $1.00, or $295 By I Wool Tused dnd Jersey il Washable Tops; wide showing: mewe:t patterns; every suit has a knitted ti s 3 Sl 95 65¢ $1.65 $4.85 $4.90 Greatest Hat Value of Years! Superb Quality Fall Hats. . $8.50 and $10.00 Silk .Slmu: Plain and Fancy; 14 to 17 $6.50 Ribbed Coat 100% Pure Wool; to 50 Men’s pers: Famous $3 and ‘H 50 “Reis” I,eu ender Label Union Suits; Sizes 36 to 46 .. Men’s $1.00 and $1 3 Silk, Rayon and Wool Hose— Sizes 10 to 12 .. £2.95 “Truh Washable Silk and “Eagle” Crepe Mufflers Boys' $6.50 Jack-knife Boots, w nh l\m/fl Anniversary nlI llml is new, 3 for $1.00, or.. Boys' AlLW ool juct right for school; 10 8; all pants lined . 35( 50c Boys $ 2.‘/.’, ,'2.'77 and $1.95 Lumber jac 6018 . $3.95 Boys’ Black Rubber Coats; ll/rl to match; sizes 4 to 18. Saks-- G sizes Second Floor 7"!‘77”'"4‘10“‘ "l’n s flhlw l alun' $6.50 New Fall Oxfords at.. Saks—First Floor Prepster Suits! $22.50-825 Values MARVELOUS opportunity for the lad between 15 and 18, 319-30 Splendid new fabrics. Mostly in the wanted Gray and Brown shades. Many with Double-Breasted Vest and pleated irousers. Saks—Second Floor Don’t Worry! More of Those Wonderful $3.00 and $3.50 Shirts—W hite and Fancy—All Sizes 2.00 SK those who hought today! An- other matchless feature to make this town remember our 6lst birth- day. All shirts cut full, all made the Saks way for this event. Newest pat- terns and colors. Hundreds of Whites. A dozen superb materials never heard of at $2. Sizes 14 to 17, fancy: sizes 14 to 18, white. Saks— We've Thought of Xmas Gifts! So—$12.50 to $25.00 Imported Flannel and Brocaded Robes *8.95 on Brocaded Rbbes are the most beautiful imaginable—in various figured effects of Green, Brown, Purple, Blue and Gray. Every robe has a sash of Skinner’s Satin. E\ ERY Flannel Robe is skillfully made of genuine imported fabric. They show strikingly original effects—some striped; others figured. Made with notch collars or shawl col- lars; single and double breasted. Saks—Third Floor First Floor Yl i FORMER EMPRESS MARIE TO BE BURIED FRIDAY Services Planned at Russian Church in Copenhagen—Body Lies in State. By the Associated Press. COPENHAGEN, October 15 —Funeral services for the former Empress Marie of Russia, who died at her residence here Saturday at the age of 81, are being arranged at the Russian Church in Copenhagen. The late Empress, who was the wife of Czar Alexander II and mother of the ill-fated Nicholas, who was killed in 1918, died after a long illness and still apparently firnf in the belief that the royal Russian family was alive and would some day resume rule in Russia. The body will lie in state until the funeral Friday. In addition to the Dan- ish nobility, the services will be attended | by King Haakon of Norway. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been revorted to the Health Department in' the last 24 ours 7 Wililam H. Richardson, 85. U. 8. Soldiers Home Hospital, Charles B. Chapline, 74, 411 B st. n.e. Clara Hodgkins, 73, Sibley Hospital. Lydia A Fallon. 71, Providence Hospital. Jahn W Philiips.’ 71 Georgetown Tos- | pila Annie A. Richey. 60, 1356 East Capt. st. Edwin Harbour, 60, 734 5th st William Coleman, 176, 1522 T st Rosa A. Williams, 64. 779 Kenyon st Ruth Hobinson. 44. Providence Mospital Harrison J. Willlams. 39, 1007 3rd at. s.w. Marvin Moon. 7. Children's Hospital. Eva E. Perrift, 1. u\m L st Blrths Repm led The following births have been reported | to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Ravel F. and Monte L Conklin, girl. James E. and May M. Colburn. gir Clyde and Edith Hallman, girl James and Florence O'Brien. girl. Edmund 1. and Josephine J. Wright. girl. Joseph J. “and Anne Mundell. girl. Richard C. and Agnes L. Woodburn. girl. George W. and Orrie M. Sterling, girl. Vincenzo and Genovefla’ Marvaso. boy. Fredrich and Elsie B. Faass. girl Lucien H. and Katharine Vandoren. girl. Anthony ‘and Annie L. Kirby. boy. MeKenney and Beulah Daniel, girl twins. Wilmer and Mary Smith. boy. Robert and Beatrice Barnes, boy. Planes Show Signs in Flags. Flags are being used by air pilots in Germany for sky writing. Messages and advertisements are shown. Each flag the messages, which are easily read from the ground. carries a lettér and these are released |8 on a rope in the proper order to give | COL. C. C. M'CULLOCH DIES AT WALTER REED Veteran of Spanish and World ‘Wars, Retired, Had 30 Years’ Service Record. Col. Champ C. McCulloch, 59 years | old, Medical Corps, U. S. A. retired. | veteran of the Spanish-American and' World Wars and of the Philippine In- | surrection, died at Walter Reed Hos- pital yesterday after a long illness. He was brought to Walter Reed Hospital from his home in Cumberland, Md., two weeks ago. | Col. McCulloch was a native of Waco | | Tex. He had been living in Cumber- land since his retirement in 1922. In | recent years he had been active in the | | He was in the Army for 30 years. He was a member of the Soclety of Colonial Wars, the Sons of the Amer- ican Revolution, the Society of Foreign Wars and the Masonic fraternity. He leave a wife, Mrs. Leta McCul- loch: a son, Roderick McCulloch of Baltimore; two daughters, Mrs, Alfred Powis of Montreal, and Mrs. William James of Panama: his mother, Mrs. | C. €. McCulloch of Waco, Tex'; two [ brothers. Louis McCulloch of Waco | and Shitley McCulloch of Boston, and three sister, Mrs. Harry Hind of { Boston, Mrs, William_Harding. wife of | Capt. ‘Harding, U. S. Marine Corps, stationed in Shanghai, China, and Mrs | Adele Rondthaler of Waco. Funeral services will be conducted in | the Tabler funeral home, 928 M street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'cloc! Inter- | ment will be in Arlington Cemetery | with military honors. C. B. CHAPLINE DIES. Charles Brockway Chapline, 74 years |old, for a number of years employed | in the Senate folding room, died at his | residence. 411 B street northeast, Sat- |urday. He had heen in failing health | for several months. | POLICE DOG. male. phone Adams 6990, LOST. BAG. black. containing name, Mrs Stayfon. Stunday. in or near Clarendon. ward. _Call Franklin 493 BRIEF CASE. tan: Saturday afternoon on 18th st. between Eye and K. Return to 917 18th_st.._Apt. 8. Reward. “Clint Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 ~ Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours ngCo. 2469 18th St.N.W. Columb ‘ @bbey- Mausoleum 6 Dupont Circle Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now — Open Every Day Office 1000 Conn.Ave. Main7897 “This is one more fin Gauwler.” G JOSEPH lv.Nl Inc. Creablished 1830 MORTICIANS Main 5512-5513 think th of the house A man cal ample of the courtesy and kindliness of the House of Alfred B. Walter A. 1730-1732 Penna Ave. N.W. Does Your Wife Go to Church? LOT of men seem to that’s enough. wonder what the Almighty thinks of that idea. with God by proxy. House of God the Way is easy .and clear. Attend 'with your wife Sunday! %‘r 7gf¢rnwz,.flak BROWN LEATHER PURSE—Saturday night. in_Georgetown, containing smail amount money, trunk ke, calling cards. etc. Re- | ward.” Cleve. 3180 16° BULLDOG, white. Frida Vernon Blvd. License Call Clar. 365-J-2 COLLIE DOG. m: face: license 668 L st sw. i | DOG—Wire-haired fox_terrier: name Mitzie. Reward for return. Wyoming avc. Decatur 2410 DOG—From 2629 Conn. ave. | bull " terrier. '8’ ‘mos. oid. breast and ‘white mark ward. _Adams_ 489 FARRING. ably on si. [ et s | GLOVE. one light tan. trimmed French marked, on 7th st._between Penna. ave. Call Hyatts. 77-M. LADY'S WATCH —Initials E. E. G Cail Main 5425, Br. 512, after 5:30. OPERA GLASSES. pearl: in_colored _ Saturday eve.. vicinity 15th and U to Audi- torium: ‘injtidied E_McC. Reward. 335, the Portner. after 6 p.m PERSIAN CA name “Beaut You st n.w. PIN—Old-tashi hair. Reward. ~Main Cleve. 1969-J after 5:§0. RABBIT DOG —Male, whit tan spots n.w. West 95 RING, diamond Address Box 471- ROSARY. gold, _e: Cail_Columbia_ 5723 SATCHEL. small. brown: Sunday eve.: co taining few personal effects marked M. S. Gill._Return 18 M_st. n.w.. Apt. 21. WALTHAM WATCH. in leather wrist brace- | let. on October 13, 1928: monogram D. L. D. Reward._ Address Box 289-A. Star office. "17° | WATCH—Gold, Waltham, with initials on ! case.” Liberal reward. 0. Dove. 1736 Park_road. Columbia 1 afternoon on Mt. 227316, Reward. le. brown and white. dark Reward. Return to £33 answers to 2128 “brindle part Teet and ound neck. Re- turauoise pendant matrix: b car Sept. Reward. Decatu in brow F_an 15 " Reward. 16% taxi, Reward. Return to 1712 Star o@cv : jou_Should Have awlasam/ Extract From Letter— e er- Gawler Gawler at if the woman goes to church, Sometimes we n't get in touch In the %EAI. FUNI".RAL OME yorurnnylbor _s18 STAEE Public Health Service at Cumberland. | © Funeral services were conducted at | color Londom smoke: .num | Reward. Return to 3343 P st. | " Reward. | the residence this afternoon. Inter- ment was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Chapline is survived by a daughter, Mrs. E. W. Scott, and by three grand- children. Card of Thanks. SMITH. MARY E. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our | relatives and friends for their expressions | of sympathy and floral tributes at the death of our loved one. MARY E. SMITH HUSBAND AND FAMILY. * Deaths. BURROWS, GEORGIANA. life on_Bunday. October am, GEORGIANA BURROWS, beloved wife of the late George Burrows. Funeral from the residence of her daugiter. Mrs. Charles F. Huntington. 1 ave. nw. on Wednes, ¢ thenee the Grace opal Geore where services w Interment Ai on tional Cemetery. ~Relatives and {riends vited. " The Rev. M. Perkins and ! Georee W. Atkinson. officiating. RE. SALLIE MAY, . 1928, E MAY. beloved wite of Chariea L o aged 53 years. Funeral from her late residence, 1704 Half st. §.w on Wecnesday. October 17. at 2 pm. T, terment, Cedar Hill Cemetery. EORG 1928, at 12 Departed this 14, 1928, at 7 to’ own at 1:30 p.m On Monday, October ain. at the residence of hiz sister, William P. Fulton. Ellicot: City. Md.. GEORGE B. son of the iate James F.and Martha Wheat Carlin. Re- mains at Demaine’s Chapel, Alexandria. Funeral from St Paul's’ Church, Ale 15 | DENISON. HARRY IRVIN. B. On Sunday. October | Deaths. TAYLOR. LUCY A. Departed this life Saturday. October 13, 1928, at her res dence, 4i1 T st_nw. after a short il ness, LUCY A. TAYLOR. She leaves to mourn ‘their loss four daughters. one # and 6 grandsons and a host of other r Yves and friends. Remains re John T. Rhines funeral e Eve st. s.w. Remains ehipped (o & Va. Funeral Tuesday. October 16. at 2 p.m. WILLIAMS. AMY. Deoarted this lif dav. October 13, 1928, 08 Davidsons ¢ TAME. " She Teaves 1o sband. grandr Amy Henderson. and a host of Remains rest- Mor- nw. 136 . 8th st. and Wiseman officiating. 18 In Memoriam. RRY. WILLIAM H. In memory i and father. WIL- LIAM H CUSHINGBERRY. who died seven years ago today. October 15. 1921 WIFE AND DAUGHTER. In sad but lov- of our dear_ son and IRVIN DENISON. who 10 years ago today. embrance . HARRY departed this life October 15. 1918, I only ask & each day arth's course is done That T may meet you. dear s In that beyond the su m is thy slumber as an infant's sleep. Jhou shalt wake no more to toil and D Thine 35 a perfect rest, secure and deep. Gone, but not forgotten andria. Va., Tue-day, October 16. at 3 p.m Interment ‘private. ' Masonic services by Andrew Jackson Lo WELL. MARIE 1978, home of her daughter. Mrs. Wall MARIE V. i of the lats Pre survived by two daur A Schutt and Mrs. Marie . three sons Chester F. Cogswell 2l from dénce. 124 Ballston road. Cher Tuesdas. October 16. at 2 oelock . Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Georgetown, D. C. Toe COVERT, CHARLES AUSTIN. Suddenly. on Saturdav. October 13. 1028, at He Harhor, Md. CHARLES AUSTIN. beloved husband of ‘Anpabelle Covert: beloved son of the late William H. and Fannie B Cavert. in_his thirty-second yeer. He laid down bis life for a friend. Funeral from W. W. Chambers funeral home. Tuesday. October 16, at 2 p.m. Interment Arlington “National Cemetery with full military honors. DAVIDGE, L 1028, at place n.w of Charl mourn thei She is Beile C. ram. and | . On Burda7. October 14, Tesidence. 1532 Kingman VIDGE. beloved wife She leave: f other rela Notice cf funeral hereafs GERTRUDE. Departed _this life day. Octcber "13. 1928, GERTRUDE . the beloved daughter of the late and Jane Diges and sister of the late William O. Diggs and Emma Diegs Carter of 1418 17th st. n.w. Funeral Tu . October 16, bury M. E_Ch invited.” Remains ' resting funeral home. 1820 9th st. DIGGS. GERTRUDE, All members of the CIiff Rock Society are hereby noti- Hed ot Cine deans ol Mise SERIRUDE DIGGS. Funeral Tuesday. October 16, 1928. at 1:30 p.m., from the Asbury M. E. Church, 1ith and'K sts. n.w. L. J. HART, F. M. BURRELL. Sec. DIGGS. GERTRUDE. Officers and members of the Ladies’ Progressive Relief Associa- tion. No. 1: You are notified to attend the funeral ‘of GERTRUDE DIGGS. Tuesds Qctober 16. at 1:30 pm.. at _Asoir Church, 11th and K sts. n.w. Remains resting ‘at McGuire's chapel, 9tk and West- | minster sts. n.w ANNIE BURLEIGH, Pres, CATHERINE BERRY, Rec. Sec DIGGS. GERTRUDE. Ladies Auxiliary to the Coachmen: You are hereby noiified to_attend the funerai of Sister GER- TRUDE DIGGS. Tuesday, October 16. 1925 P.m.. from Asbury Church, 11th and K Hy Alsn”"the ~death’ of Sister 112218 "DAVIDGE. " (Notice. Star for fu- neral). REBECCA BRENT. President; | 'ANNIE BURKE. Sec. DIGGS. GERTRUDE, All members of Im- meciate’ Ald. No. 2. ‘are_requested to be present at Asbury M. E. Church. 11th and | K sts. n.w. Tuesday. Gctober 16, 1928, at | 1:30 p.m.. tq attend the funeral of our iate | sister. GERTRUE DIGGS. By order of | the president MRS. C. A. SHIELDS, ‘ MRS. H. V. HARRIS. Rec. Sec. FROST. VIRGI E. On October 14. 1928, at her residence. Laurel. Md.. VIRGI E. her 172 at n.w. McGuire's Pres. ena’ Frost. Funeral servicas will be held at her late residence. Laurel. Md. Tuesday. October 16, at 3 p.m. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. . QUINCY ADAMS. Mondav. October 928. et his residence. Washington, D. INCY ADAMS GATES. Esa.. in his vear. husband of Florence Gates and er of Rev. Edmund Jayne Gates. Mr. Gates s also survjved by two srand: sons and two granddaughters. Funeral and interment private. Kindly SOPHIA. On_Sunday. October . at 4:10 am. SOPHIA GAYNOR. beloved wife of the late David Gavnor and | mother of Annie Payne and Elizabeth Gaynor. grandmother of David and George Dickerson. Funeral Wednesday. October 17, at 1 o'clock. from Camobell’s A. M. E. Church, Anacostia. . & Friends and Tel- attves invited. JOHNSO) 1928, MARY E. JOHNSON. She leaves two daughters. one son and Lwo sisters. Burial Tuegday. October 16. at 2 p.m.. {fom the Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Siorgia ave omit 16 f. On Monday. October | ardman_Park Hotel. M ON. She is survived two daughters. Mrs. Anna Fiske and Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop, Charles F. Rockwell. of Washington. D. Funeral services at her late residence Monday, October 15 at 5 pm, " Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Utica. N. Y. KENYON, JOHN NEWLON. On Monday, October 15, 1928. at his home. Vienna, Va. JOHN NEWLON KENYON. beloved son' of A. G. and Bessie Newlon Kenvon and grandson of Emma Berry Newlon. aged 20 years 10 months. Funeral ser: ices at the Methodist Church at 1:30 Wed- nesday, October 17. Friends and relatives re invited. ~ Interment Glenwood Ceme- ANNIE, October 13. 1213 Carrolburg st. s.w.. ANNIE LEWIS. the beloved wife of Washington Lewis: mother of Mrs. Isabel Turner. Mrs. Mattie Vest of Chicago, Ill.: L. T. Eugene, Frank A and Fhillip Lewis. "She also leaves to mourn their loss two grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains _resting temporarily at John T. Riines' funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye st sw. Funeral Tuesday. October 18, from the late residence. thence to St. Vincent de Paul's Church. South Capitol and M sis. s.e. at 9 o'clock. where high requiem mass will be sung for the repose of her soul. MASON. MARTHA BROOKS. Departed this life suddenly. October 14, 1928, at 10:40 p.m., MARTHA BROOKS MASON, devoted wifé' of Joseph Mason: daughter of Fred- erick and Margaret Brooks. and sister of Leroy Brooks. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Notice of fu- neral later. ~Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 22: Georgia ‘ave. n.w. McDERMOTT, MINNIE. On Sunday. Octo- ber 14. 1928, at Georgetown Hospital MINNIE Mades). widow of the William N ermott. aged 61 years. neral from her late residence, 3424 P st n.w. on Wednesday. Oclober 17. at 8:30 a.m. then to Holy Trinity Church. where mass will be said at 9 o'cl Relutives and friends invited. Interment ai Mount Olivet’ Cemetery 16 JOSEPHINE STOKES. ié great hereafter on Satdrda October 13. 1928, at 9.30 pm.. at Fre men's _Hospital, JOSEPHIN! STOKES MITCHELL. wife of Walter E. Mitchell. mother of Theodoric M. McLane, daughter of the late Thomas T. Stokes and of Carrie E. Stokes. sister of Mrs. Rosa Stokes Netherland, “Mrs. Benha Stokes Bovle of Ealtimore, Md.: Thomas H. Stokes. Mrs. Florence Stokes Matthew Mrs. Ethel Stokes Moran, James T. Stokes lnd Mrs. Gladys Stokes Jackson of Hart- ford, Ce Funeral services will be held e residence, 6! 3rd st. n.e. day. October 17, at 1 o'clock ial ' in Harmony = Cemetery. (Lynchburg, Va. papers please copy.) Ere Time's hcrizon line Somewhere in space our spi Then o'er the starry parapet Came wandering here. And now thou art gone a Beyond the verge: we haste amain To greet thee there—ave! NORRIS, BLANCHE. On Monday. October 15,1928, at her_residence, 1326 Columbia rd. nw. Miss BLANCHE NORRIS. No- tice of funeral hereafter. PARKER. CHARLES DELOS. On Monday. October 13, 1928, at h lands st..’Chevy Chase, DELOS PARKER. beloved hus! Meagley Parker. Notice of funeral late PETIGNAT, ELIZABETH. Departed this life Octeber 13, 1928, after a short illness. Mrs ELIZABETH PETIGNAT, devoted wife of the late Joseph Petignat: ased 90 vears 16 | leaving to mourn her loss her | e s; 6 grandchil- en and 3 great- ndeh 5 senting five gen- Erations "Will be ‘buried Trom Rer srand- son's home. 1111 D st. s.. Tuesday, Oc- tober 16, at 2 p.m . PHILLIPS. JOHN W. On Saturd 13.° 1928, at 4:30 o'clock p.m. town * University Hospit PHILLIPS, beloved husba Phillips, aged 71 vears lnte residence, 411 High st. Priendship Heights, Md. on Tuesday, October 16, at 10:30 am.. thence to St. Columbas P. E Chiurch, 4ind and Albemarle sts. n.w. at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends nvited. Interment Mount Zion Md. (Nelson County, copy.) ROLLINS. JAMES D. On Monday. October 15, 1978, at his residence. 420 7th st. s. JAMES 'D. Funeral nesday. and friends_invited. ericksburg. Va. RUPE. CLAUDE 0. Suddenly, on 'Sunday, Qgioher, 14, 1978, at Emergency Hospltal CLAUDE_O.. beloved husband of Ssbii Rupe. Puneral from, Saffell's chapel. s¢h and H sts.’n.w. on Tuesday. Ostober 1. 2t 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. Intérment Cedal Hill Cemetery. STEPHENS, CARRIE MELISSA. October 13, 1928. at '9:45 p.m.. at her residence. 16 Littlefield " ave.. Hyattsvilie, My attgr briet illness, ' CARRIE MELISSA - PHENS. ased 63; vidow of the late Lewis C. Stephens. neral services Tuesday. October 16. at 2 pm., at the First Baptist Churen, Heattsviile.” Ma. tnterment af Glenwood Cemetery. Friénds invited. & A‘ 160 October George- OHN W. of Mary E. Funeral from his ‘emetery. Bethesda, a., papers please residence on Wed. at 10 a.m. Relatives Interment .at Pfid- to | daughter of the late Henrv C. and Alex- | MARY E. On Friday. October 12. | d one son. | G Passed | THE FAMILY. * ANNA JANE. Tn sad but loving brance of our_dear mother, ANNA DRAKE (nee Slater). who departed e eightcen years ago today, October 15, 1910, LILLIAN. HORACE AND WALLIE. * Sacred ¢ | PUCKETT. THOMAS 5 of out dear father. THOM. | DRAKE r loved one er Dass away ill_alwavs be of you world we stay avevard we wander, Flowers to lay with loving cars e grave of our dear father, e there us HTERS, PRISCILLA, SARAH AND ALINE. + GRIMSHAW. WILLIAM H. A token of love to the memory ‘of our devoted husband and father. WILLIAM H. GRIMSHAW. ¥ho left us’ one ear ago today. October . 1927, Love keeps her own, and though apart, Dear memories dwell within the heart To comfort and sustain And some day in a fairer land We'll hear the voice and touch the hand, And then with heacts that understand We'll_ meet_our own aga HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. Though each day we miss you sadiy, Still_wherever k LOVING DAU your kindly 100K, one. O Lotd. We do not dare complain. And in‘our hearts we have the hope That our loss was Thy g HIS ORANDCHILDREN HARDING. MARY A. D. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother and grand- mother. who departed this life just one year ago today. Octover 15, 1927, in the 82nd year of her age. A gentle one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. MATTINGLY, MARY F. AND ALBERT R. in memory of our deéar parents, a dear mother. MARY F. MATTINGLY. who died three vears ago todav. October 15. 1935, and our father, ALBERT B. MATTINGLY, May 12. 1926. THEIR CHILDREN. MEHRLING. MARY VAN BERGHEN. In g memory of our dear mother an STt TARY VAN BERGHEN MEHRLING: who éntered eternal rest twelve years ago today. October 15. 1918. I cherish the memory of you so. dear, 1 ofttimes shed a bitter tea And, it is’ oniy those who hay Tos hat know the bitter, bitter cost. How sad today my troubled heart, How dim my eves with tears. For death has robbed me of the one 1 thought was mine for vears. LONELY DAUGHTER. MARY. I miss her 1o less as time passes on. Than I did on the morning of her going, For ‘absence can never close the door of my heart While the lamp of my love is still glowing, DEVOTED SISTER. ANNIE. * MOORE. HILYARD S. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear friend. HILYARD S, MOORE_of Vallelo, Calif.. ho passed away in Washington.' D. C.. October 15, 192' BDRA M SMALLWOOD. PRINETTI, EDWARD. In loving memors of our dear husband ‘and father. EDWARD PRINETTL. who died seven years ago to- day, October 15. 1921. October brings back sad memories Of our dear ome laid to rest. And the ones who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best | HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. | RICHARDS. MAHALA. Sacred to the mem- ory of our dear mother, MAHALA RICH- ARDS, who departed this life thirteen years ago today, October 15, 1915. As the Autumn leaves were falling That sad October day An_angel came from heaven And took our mother away. i Gone, but not forgotten HER CHILDREN. WARRING. ESTHE| In loving re- membrance of our dariing little —baby. ESTHER MAE WARRING, who died three | years ago today. October 15, 1928. When we are alone and silent. We breathe with a_deep recret, For you were ours. and we remember, Should all the world forget. MAMMA® AND, DADDY. WILLIAMS, MARIA L. In merfory of my dear mother, MARIA L. WILLIAMS. who died two years ago today. October 15, 1926. HER SON. RANDOLPH. | WILLIAMS. POLLY. 1In sad but loving re- | " membrance of our dear mother and grand- | mother. 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