Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 9

8:15 P.M. ‘ TONIGHT Cantor and Choir Lecture: “Blood Accusation Today. Why?" mer SYNAGOG | traits of well known people. THE EVE NING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 26, 1928. Artists Favor Portraits. The famous Spring exhibit at the | Year and 235 in 1926. Re) | Royal Academy of London was marked | more than this number wil | this year by the large number of por-| of as a resuli of the 192{; event. This h\ Europe just at this time poltrait paint- | credited to the success in sales of por- | ing is said to be the moSt profitable traits during the last two Spring show form of art. STREET A i 202 v e s ot st DR CHARLES H. BUTLER are that be disposed IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Retired Chief of Consular Division, U. 8. Treasury, to Be Buried Tomorrow. In prices. RENTING TE WINDERMERE 1825 N. H. Ave. N.W. A few ONE and TWO-ROOM and BATH apartments, in these attractive buildings, now available. Every convenience. Modern Apartments With Hzghest Class Service At Very Moderate Rentals THE HARROWGATE 1833 N. H. Ave. N.W. Excellent service. Attractive rental JOSEPH MCREYNOLDS PROPERTIES OFFICE ON THE PREMISES | Dr. Charles H. Butler, 79 years old, retired chief of the consular division, | United States Treasury Department, where he was employed for 40 years, | died at his residence, 2817 Eleventh | street, Wednesday. He had been in fail- | ing health for about a year. Mr. Butler | was retired from the Government serv- ice in 1920. ated from Hanover Collegc, and later | | was graduated in both medicine and !law from George Washington Univer- |sity. He practiced law in Kentucky for a short while before entering the | Treasury Department. Mr. Butler was a member of the B. | B. French Lodge of Masons, the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and of the Ken- tucky Bar Association. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | Geraldine P. Butler, and a daughter, Miss Barbara Butler. | " Funeral services will be conducted at | the residence tomorrow morning at 111:30 o'clock. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptust Church, will ,ommw Interment will be in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. CANNON- TO SPEAK HERE. | Bishop Will Address Anti-Smith 1 Democrats Tomorrow Night. Bishop James Cannon of Richmond, | va., will address a meeting of anti- | Smith D-mocrats in the President | Theater here at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. The meeting has been arranged by Frank Lyon as “chairman of the | anti-Smith Democrats, eighth congres- | sional district of Virginia.” Mr. Lyon is a resident of Fairfax County. James A. Edgerton of Fort Lyon, Va., the Prohibition party’s candidate for Vice President, will preside at the meet- ing. Space will be reserved at the} theater for anti-Smith delegations of Maryland and Virginia voters. Bishop Cannon's speech is expected to be a reply on attacks recently made 1 [ against him and the movement he represents. TWAASHL.TNGIT O NS i RIIDNES T - MENS ‘WEAR STORE A man resembles his clothes One day a friend stopped Beau Brummel in the street to ask if the celebrated dresser had seen Mr. So- and-so, who was “marvelously well dressed.” “Was he so well dressed,” asked Brummel, “that it was appar- ent to all?” . the friend. “Then,” mel, . “Why, yes,” said Beau Brum- “he was not well dressed.” replied -Clothes become a char- acteristic part of the man. They walk with him, play with him, eat with him, and (if you grant pajamas the dignity of clothing) sleep with him. Hanging in his wardrobe, they are in form and mould his perfect efflgy . Men who appreciate this intimate relatlonshxp between a man and his clothes patronize . . . Men who come in casually: Wear Store. Washmgton S | ! '. :Finest Men’s are pleasant]y surprised to find that the fine clothes that will “‘resemble’” them are priced with exceptional moderation. Wing Tip Brogues, $10 Fashioned of Norwe- gian calf and black or tan, with flexible Van Tan in- ner-sole and extra weight outer-sole. ~ Ralelgh Smart Economy $38 Two-Trousers SUITS By Hart Schaffner & Marx $29.50 Topcoats by Hart Schaffner & Marx 1310 F Street | Golden Pigskin ({”}loves, $3.65 T‘e gloves that wear royaily, and in wearing turny mellow—a rich, in« descg'ihable hue that is foun only in good pigskin. | aberdasher Born in Salem, Ind., he was gradu- | PANZRAM ADMITS SLAYING OF BOY | Prisoner Confesses Crime to | Detectives Who Check Up ; Murder Story. | Carl Panzram, prisoner at the District | Jail, early this afternoon made a com- | plete confession to two Philadelphia detectives and Detective Edward Kelly | of the Metropolitan Police Force of the murder of the boy whose body was| picked up near Pier 98 in Philadelphia | last August. Panzram said he met the boy near the State street ferry, and ! that he choked him to death. The confession, the Philadelphia de- tectives told Detective Kelly, checks in every detail. The body was found wrapped in two blankets together with | parts of a radio set. | Panzram last night wrote a letter to the prosecuting attorney at Salem, | Mass., making a detailed confession of the murder of a boy there. Massa- chusetts detectives came to Washington yesterday, but the prisoner refused to talk to them. In the letter to the prosecuting attorney, he said that he would tell no more except in opén court. He had met the Salem boy, he said, while -he was going to a store, had taken him to a clump of woods near the city and beaten him over the head with a rock until he was dead. Changes Attitude. When questioned by the Philadelphia | detectives, Panzram displayed a willing- | ness to talk which was in decided con- trast to his behavior with the Massa- | chusetts detectives. Baffled by the obdurate silence of Panzram, the two Massachusetts de- tectives, who came here Wednesday night to question him concernnig the killing six years ago near Salem of Henry McMahon, 12 years old, boarded fore midnight without Panzram. During extended grillings Wednesday night and yesterday Panzram stead- fastly refused to answer all queries|{ concerning the Massachusetts killing. He was willing to talk on any other subject than that upoh which he was ouestioned—the truth or falsity of a written confession he made to Maj William Peak, superintendent of the jail, about three weeks ago. Plan to Get Indictment. Although making clear that they will be pursued, the Massachusetts of- dictment of Panzram might be sought in Salem. The final decision, however, is in the hands of Willlam G. Clark, district attorney, who is conducting the Massachusetts end of the investigation. The belief of the officers seems to be that the prisoner is attempting by con- fessing to crimes of which he is not guilty to escape prosecution on charges of housebreaking on which he is being held here. A Noble Tree I;rom Palestine. strasse in Weinheim, Germany, was brought as a sapling from Palestine 230 years ago by one of the ancestors of Count von Berckheim and planted in the romantic park of the Berckheim Palace, which has now been thrown nKen to the public. The trees is more than 82 feet tall and has a circumfer- ence of more than 15 feet. . Marriage Licenses. Harry Beasley, 4. Upper zion. Va.. and Leols. {hu, 23, Brandywine, Va.; Rev. John 20, and Ethel C. %, Gna- Jaia Henson, 2. : Rev, Robert W. Derr: it 4 20 of Baltimore, Md; Rev. John E. Euz‘s‘ne Besnrd, 28, and Beatrice Clark, 26; . James L. Pinn, ubbs. 1. and Charlotte bohr n‘ Bt o Baiimore. M- Kev i ennis. Mogtive v, Funk, 29, and Matheilde A vigl, 26; Rev. Joseph M. Edwij o Mluurnte r. n Paul, 323, Shellenberger. 33: Rev. Geo, F. Dud ,Olaude A. Rice! 40, Nielaide E. Smith, HEiteon Cogper, 23, ‘and Ernestine Cupid Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. 6 Dupont Circle 2469 18th St.N.W. olumbla_636 W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . .......$195 $150 Steel Vaults. . . .$85 $200 Complete .$100 Funerals . . Ambulances Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel Latest Pipe Organ Music if Desired—All Without Charge Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chaptn St. N.W. a train for home last night shortly be- a could not say definitely what course | Pl A cedar tree on the beautiful Berg- |§ h | % 10 above ‘adare | | FOLDER, Black Montana duu card. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, continued cool tonight; light frost in suburbs; to- morrow fair; light north winds. West Virginia—Fair, continued cool tonight, with light to heavy frost; to- morrow fair; not so cool in west portion. Virginia—Fair, continued cool to- night; light frost in interior; tomorrow fair; gentle north winds. Maryland—Fair, continued cool to- night, with light frost; tomorrow fair; moderate northwest winds. Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 55; 8 p.m., 50; 12 midnight, 46; 4 am, 44; 8 am., 41: noon, 52. Barcmeter—4 p.m., 29.94; 30.04: 12 midnight 30.00; 4nm 30 1a 8 am., 30.28; noon, 30.31. Highest temperature, 60 degrees, oc- curred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 38, occurred at 7:10 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 69; lowest, 40. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:09 p.m.; hign tide, 5:29 a.m. and 5:58 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 0:38 a.m. and 12:53 p.m.; high tide, 6:20 am. and 6:45 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:29 a.m.; sun sets 5:15 pm, Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:30 am.; sun sets 5:14 pm. Moon rises 3:52 p.m.; sets 2:18 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of Water, Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac, clear; Shen- andoah, clear. Weather in Various Cities. HTemnent\"e '” ESSE 44 2 Statlons. Weather. ** KwpIRNTIK uaqnm Abilene, Tex.. Albeny N ¥ Clear Pt.cloudy GClear Clear Galveston. Clear Helena. Mont .. 30.18 58 Pt.cloudy Huron.'8. Cloudy Todsanapolis.dnd 30 3 3 Pt.cloudy Jacksonville.Fla. 30.28 Clear, Kansas Clty Mo 30 2 Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Qma Nebr Phllldelnhln Pn hoenix, ittsby ficers intimated that a grand jury in- | Eortiand FOREIGN. (1 am., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. 46 Part cloudy Eprt cloudy Pnrt clnudi Clou London, England Paris, 'France i P?n Cloudy Cles (Noon, Greeniwil Horta (Faval). Asore i e * Sainay (Cutrent nbaervnlons' Bermuda Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy Clear Births R Reported. The following births have been 't ;‘Om the Health Department in the l’;::‘l'sg Bt 2ot vy Frln: I;l'd Ethel Cln’V:;lé.Hfl“l" jaoas Herndon, girl. d Elizabeth N M S 0'! Wl!llnfl boy. Gordon nd Henry ¢ and B lvelyn Tolson, boy. Deaths Reported The following deaths have be mvme Health Department in” the mact ‘34 a_Graninger, o pmmn Ry]nn u'. 11-»‘}1’ i e tu{‘.'\mf! . o for In- lam A. YPH!YI 75. 4134 Manion 1 ock, g amxg"fifl;xfi? Michael DO d 6 Girard lflk Smith. 4 Cnsmny Hns Daisy C. Kine. 41. 3310 oy CAtheritie A Kensla, 40, Geargetawn Hos- dr‘hnrlts A. Smith, 2 montls, 1531 Rose- ah Carter, 66, 1312 § Tavrence Loten. 10, Ohildten's Hospital. ——— FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS. appl League, 349 Maryiand ave, LOST. ¥ 22nd_and H ge'm" K 8t 2! VI;"‘"’ COLLIE ~male, 'h e ace and ear brown: rewarq. THome Animal Rescue .. Main 8088 fd f818 Iatn aot‘ e with_brown between COON HOUND_DOG—Whil CaTe! ansRers o e "ot Dra 8 and 4. Res __Phone West 1121, dale and_half nnnce, n.w. Re- . brown, on Tilinois ennedy st. ward. _Deeat DOG, English seite Straved from 33 Anewersto B ial S0 AT RS Reward. Potomac Re- turn 230' A Oc T 25 1f found i, s n Beate No. "1 Drecinct. e Al Qct 4, p.m., between 18th’ and B o 5 d 15t] ts. C "mh ol 0 marked Edmonds. Call LASSES, “gent's. gold rim. long chain, Selneeaay. Ortober 51 piobun Phone shopherd Ta06. Rewara, O ok gt e | um. with name Lippencott in or s.e. section. Notily " “Phione Mlln 432: luw- 270 /M PIN. Tound. containing on P st. between 3t and mr?, QfpLincoln Memorial bus of 23rd fi:{,u” eral ‘reward. . West 16350 Mps PI monds, p.m., FOGKETBOOK containing ARd permite betwoen Tk nd Befworin: piexse Teturn to-3. 7. Revnorie Visconsin ew: PURSE, black suede, containing T keys, etc. Reward. . Mrs. Harper. M. :su SABLE FUR. two, skin near ' apartment Reufr California 2151 Wednesday egentn Telephone North 8364, Mrs. it anl SLAVE BRACELET. gutside: Sentimental WATCH., ~ Wednesday_ Ew Should Have Gawler Service! Ve pnone East Trnm Church 816-] satisfactory to see JOSEPH g 1730-1732 N\ EXTRACT FROM LETTER— “I want to thank you for the beautiful care and attention shown. and perfectly done.” \WLER'S SONS- Inc. Creablished 1830 MORTICIANS NON-SECTARIAN It was so everything so smoothly e Penna. Ave. N.W. Main_5512-5513 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. ‘The Pederation of Civi~ Associati | will_meet, 8 o'clock, in boardroom of | the District Building. A card party for the benefit of St James' Mothers' Club will be held, 8 o'clock, in the church hall, Thirty- seventh and Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier, Md. Bethany Chapter, No. 24, O. E. S, will give a bazaar and dinner today and | tomorrow at Joppa Lodge Hall, 4209 | Upshur street. A card party for the benefit of St. Anthony School will be given, 8 o’'clock, at 1322 Jackson street northeast. Woman's Relief Corps will continue | its rummage sale today and tomorrow at Twenty-seventh and P streets. FUTURE. A masquerade prize dance will be given tomorrow night at the Dame pa- vilion, North Beach, Md., for the bene- fit of the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department. Albert E. Shoemaker, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of the Dis- trict, will speak on “Prohibition En- forcement in th: National Capital” to- morrow. 8:30 pm., in baliroom of Stoneleigh Court. Public invited. A Halloween masquerade dance. sponsored by the Rechabites, will be given October 30 in Phoenix Club Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street southeast. Musical program and fancy dancing from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Masque pageant and dance 9:30 w mldnisht The Randle Highlands Citizens’ Asso- ciation_ will meet Monday, 8 pm. in Orr School. Election of officers. ‘The Botanical Society of Washington will meet November 6 at 8 p.m. in as- sembly room of the Cosmos Club. Speakers, E. H. Toole, Miss A. M. An- derson, W. L. Goss and Edgar Brown. Dr. F. G. Vose will lecture tomorrow, 8 p.m., before the Ergatocrats’ Club on “Economic Determinism.” Free admis- sion. Public invited. The Cheerio committee of Bright- wood Chapter, No. 42, O. E. 8., v.ill have a card party tomorrow, 8:30 p. at Northeast Masonic Temple, Elgmh and F streets northeast. The League of the American Civil | Service will meet Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock in the auditorium of the Powhatan Hotel. Charles A. Korbly, former Representative from Indiana, will speak on the efficiency rating sys- tem. The Houston Club will give a 500 card party at 930 Eixteenth street at | 8:30 o'clock tomorrow night. | National Lodge, No. 2, Shepherds of at Shady Oak Inn on the Marlboro pike tomorrow night. Busses leave Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue southeast lt 8:30 p.m. Cards of Thanks. THOMPSON, KATE C. We wish to extend sincere _thanks ids snd ac- auaintances of the la THOUBRSR for thoir "kindness. mpathy and_ beautitul, floral offerings. H, SISTER: MRS SALETE SMITH WILKERSON. NIECE. Beaths. | | \UGHINBAUGH, MARY A, On, Wednesday, Vit £ Au ninbau e pubigral Satur- day, tober p.m.. from J. Hines'funeral home, mx 14th st. nv s, F. ‘Thur Bz\:‘l;} lfic"fi'g‘u his resmance 810 Itohnn n.w. CASWELL F.. helvd son of BUTLER, CHARLES H._on Wednesdas, Oc- 34, 1921 beloved hus- band of Geragaise B, Butler. " P hLl late residence, 2"7 ll"' s e Tends “invited, * Ihiermon F:':‘.ufi:n'é‘.rk i:.mmy. Baltimore, Ma. Butl nte, 315 LW, aturdes. October 21, at 11:30 am: Rela: tives and friends invited. 'Interment at Loudor rnk Cemetery, Bnmmou. Md. CARTER. EDMONIA. Departed this _life | AWednesday. Qctober 24, 03, at 10 a.m.; Mrs. EDMONIA oved wife of T v Pdevoted mother of momor.m.ll.:w of | late home, Fri Oc- tober 56, Funeral from the Third Baptis Ghurch. corner, 8th and Que sts, n.w. Sun- October at 1 Biliock: ‘pasior. omeiatimg the Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. In_silence she suffered, + With patience she bore, Till God called her nome suffer no more. THE FAMILY. 26 CARTER; EDMONIA. All officers and mem. bers of Washington Div., United Order of True Reformers, are requested to meet at Tnlraslhdmm Church, 5th a5, m EDMONIA CARTER. October 24, 1928. Funeral at 1 LEDONIA DOUGLAS, W, M. . SAMUEL E. RAY, Chief. PAULINE JONES. W, §. CARTER. EDMONIA. The officers and mem- iv.. Brothers and Sis- are requested to s o'ciock pam. Tancements g sister. EDMONIA CARTI nesday. October 24. 1928. October 28, at 1 o'clock p.m.. from Third Baptist Church, 5th and @ §ts. n.w. members requested la l"!nd hmerzl SAMU RA 3 HUEKWRENGE. D. ©. W. & W. 5. ROBERTSON, W. Se¢ CARTER. EDMONIA. Members of Qsceols hol 61, are hereby ‘Funeral Sunday. tol Baptist Church. SSIE WATERS, P. M. G. A. B. HOPKINS. W. R. CARTER. EDMONIA. All officers and mem- bers of Electa Chapter, No, E. S, are requested to meet ' at 'rmra n-pum o . i, To" asteng the ot “honored” lads. ‘EDMONIA MAUD §. KING, R, ALTER coL:MAN. R B m.ANcHz COGH 8 GORMAN, CATHERINI ! ‘On Friday. Ocm- ber 26, 1928, at Sibiey Hospital. CA' BRINE: JORMAN Tnee Cortigam; beloved Wite ot Tomothy I Gormans in 'the $7eh year of her ase Funeral from her 015 Seaton ol n.w,, on 30 ihen tol at Martin's church 'neru lemn requiem mass will be su; 9 a.m. for the repose 51" her sout. “Relatives and friends - vited.” Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GOTTSMAN. FRANK C. On Fr ber 26, 1038, at Garfield Hospita JTTSMAN of 46268 9th st. n.w.. be: loud husband of Bertha H. Gottsman. Notice of funeral later. HARDING, ARRAHBELL. On Fridsy, 26, 1928, at Providence Hospi fate residence. $11 L s o October 39, 8¢ 2 pm- Reiatives and (riends invited. ~ Interment’ Prospect Hill Ceme- tery. 28 » WILLIAM. On Priday. October 26 Ry YES. beloved husband Iumem Mo\m! Olivet Cemetery. MELWIG, GEORGE D. On Fridas, October 26, 1‘2! at_his residence. d sl GEo! D ‘beloved husba !lnh S Heluie, furhorsi's funetal parlors. 3 5 interment in Arlington N: smetery. CKSON, ROSCOE. arted this life "A'fuesglv October_ 23, lfi.ip at 9:30 p.m. his residence. ROSCOE JACKSON. ‘helo ved son of James Jackson and the late nmm ackson. He hd Gtcflll Al‘nold '\nfl Ill!lb!!)l Green. neral fro ter R. Woods' undertaking arlors. lfl!‘ 4th st. n.w., Saturday, Octo- ir 27, at 1:30 p.m. REIIHVCS and f{lQllfll anl!Ed to attend. Rev. W. D. Bati tle of- ficlating. KING, CBCIUA B. Suddenly. on Wednesday, Octover s, CECILIA B, beloved H. and Euflnl King. Funeral from her late nl\dlnu. mu Otis st. ne., on Saturday, October a ul m mass at the Church flf 8t. neis Sales at 9 o'clock. Relatives and mend- invited. Interment Mounl Olivet Cemetery. LOUGHRAN, JOHN M. Oc- or au. fgper 28, 10 5. o B atdence: AN the lats john azd’ Catherine e late john acd Catner! ine nfan. *'Notiee ‘of funeral later. Bethlehem, will give a Halloween dance | Rev “Interment in hters. Mr: 38, Dickerson nnean. He slso " brothers and two sisters an other relatives a~d ing ap the chapel o Floride ave. n.e. Setal hereptter M{TCHELL. REV. oir” L. REV. OSCAI MITCHELL of 8% Mary's Parish, will m- Kivttre Bumdar, Dy Linceln Memoriel Gemetery. TAYLOR. MARTHA VIRGINIA. On Priday, Oct 6. residence, 916 . beloved 11 b at her late residence on Sunday. October 2. at 10 a.m. Interment at Manassas. va WHEELER. PAUL R. E. Departed this Lite suddenly. Monday, October 23, e At Cassaits’ Hosmial| He. leat incurn their loss a devoted wife, Toving mother. th t host of other relatives and friends resting at 733 Gresham st. n.w. notice later. !n Mrmnmm. DA GILBERT. NOAMI F ;h-‘nga'r‘:p B. Clarke Notice of fu- ed, thi it Gctober 26. RN SAMT g CTLBERT. who Gevariea this Nite Atav 3. 1036, Loved in life, remembared in_death. MABEL G. BOSTON. l‘lAhanthE. MARl!bELlZABE‘YH‘:"ylnd;‘:g . MARIE ELIZABETH DANDRIDGE y). who departed lhh life one year ago today. October 26, 1927. T was not at your bedside, sister, 1 did not see you die, I only know you nt ‘away Ard did rot say good-by. SISTE! BEATRICE C DAVIS. II:BEC(‘A In loving but sad re- e 1C d mot P mey). who Inft “.9!“1‘&"(0"1 years ago today, October 2. thd Leaf by leaf. the roses fall. Soul by soul, the Savior calls, Calls not for one, but calls for And we must answer when he calls. 8he met her Savior on the strand, Where Jesus took her by the hand. Alone. oh, 0. she is not alone, Pflr Jesus claimed her es His own SAD N’D LOVING DAUGHTER M ATTIE R AND SONS, HAR- RISON AND CHARLES DAVIS. Pll!ll!'l'!llfl ALBERTINA. A token of love o r _wife and r STEIN, who departed !hl‘ lIYI one year ago today. October 26, What hlnny Ohyl we once enjoyed ‘When we were 11 _togethe: But. oh, d 1 Since ynu hue gone forever. The blow hard, the shock severe, We little tho lh e 3 Only those w 12 Ve el The pain of Ha\rhnl wllheut 'll!‘fll HER DEVOTED HUSBAND Al - l\‘fll‘l‘o‘l H. W In sad but lovml mt"‘- | Tory of Mr. HAMILTON. our in- | structor. who urnlrl!d lh? life five years ago today. October 26, Today recxlll sweet memory Of our dear one “llfl to rest, R FAULCON. CONWAi'dA!"B BRANCH. * HUMES, LEWIS. With nrofound reverence to the memory of LI HUMES. who en- | tered eternal rest five vears ago today, October 26, 1923. Asleep in Jesus. blessed nlt'! Yro which none pver wa i “ ch”: "‘,‘} u{:fllt;u'lb«d‘r’. n BY C&H.DR!N | JOWNSON, ANNIE MAY n lld bul l"\- Temembranes of my dear L JOHNSON. who departed lhis ll(c six months ago today. 'Tis sweet to be r-'m'mbere l nd a pleasant thing to find. LANO » MADRE, LINDS, Y. m m!m Ty o husband, LINDSAY MADRE. Teis fepe this life’two years ajo teday, October 26, to weep: | Today recalls sweet memories Of our dear one laid to rest. | FIFECAND DACGHTER. ANNA AND | "SpESSA MADRE: | MANRE, LINDSAY. In leving emembrnnr- | of my devoted brother, I MADRF, Tho died two years ago ioday. \octoner 26, D”‘;fl’"“D SISTER. MARIE MADRE MAR- TILLS. ALLEVENE ELIZABETIL. In sad Iovinz remembrance st ons darlios dnulh. | ter and_sister, ALL BETH | WIS wia died oné vear aro today. Octor ber 26, 1927, We love her still. but God Jaued her beet. TIE PAMILY. | MINKINS. ‘cnm":s E. RTES B TR Gctcber 26, 1021. MINKINS PAMILY. | SHORTER. ALBERTA. In sad but loving memory of my dear dsushter. ALSERTA SHORTER, who departed this life four years ago today. October 26, 1924 She was the idol of my heart. But_now as gone - 3k el lN-nnnm "MOTHER. ELLA NTGHT. In fond and I ving remembrance Oy dearly Mlo‘v 4 .q U RENA M. NIGHT. who 15 ife Ton sears 270 today. Getober n Jiits My, lite Is lonesqme My Peart s l‘lrd with pain. I lul that T will erf know hapy day in life asain, WEED. WILLIS, ALBERT. In membrance of WILLIS ALBERT ied October 36,1018, aged 21 years, Y veats \ SIS- IS TOVNG At g ER. JERS, JSAREL. ROZELL TH, JEN. AND BROTHER. CEOROE B4 MEMORIALS. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS DesianeD anp EnzcTen. WRITE o TELE- PHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. THE J. F. 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