Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 9

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C, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; mild tempera- ture; gentle to moderate southwest and west winds. Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; mild temperature; moderate to fresh southwest shifting to west or northwest winds. Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and | tomorrow; warmer tonight in extreme southwest portion; moderate southwest and west winds. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 59; 8 p.m., 54; | {12 midnight, 53; 4 am., 51; 8 a.m., 47; noon, 61. Barometer—4 pm. 3042: 8 pm. 30.42; 12 midnight, 30.41; 4 a.m., 30.37; 8 a.m., 30.39; noon. 30.36. Highest temperature, 62, occurred atl 2:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 46, occurred at | 6 a.m. taday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 70; lowest, 53. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:20 a.m. and 4:20 pm.; high tide, 9:58 am. and 10:06 pm Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:03 am. and 5:02 pm.; high tide, 10:39 10:47 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:51 a.m.; sun sets 4:55 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:52 a.m. sets 4:54 n.m. Moon rises 9:53 a.m.; sets 7:04 p.m. Automobile lamps to be nghted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shenan- doah Rivars clear this morning. Weather in Various Cities. .; sun | Weathes . altimo z.g irminghtm % % AL ismarck. N. D, ston. Mass. 30.2: Buffalo, N. 3071 Charleston, 8.C. 30.52 Chicago. TII.... 29.9i Gincinnati, Ohio 30. Cleveland, Ohio. 30. Columbia, 8. C. Deyver, Colo Detroit, Mich: Galveston, i so u alveston. Tex. Helena, Me 4 2 62 Glonay 62 Cloudy .Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy s id 30 Giondy udy Jacksonenle F. 2044 Cloudy Kansas Clty.Mo. 10,08 4 Pl Illd!lnhlu Pl 2038 §‘oud¥ Phoenix.Ariz. ... 29.36 z%‘ ning Slttsburgn, Ba.. 30.30 Gloudy Me 54 48 Cloudy 08 Gloudy ; Cloudy Lake ' Cit: Sin Antonis Diego.Calif. 30.00 b4z San_Francisco. 30.14 .20 8. Leuts, Mo .18 0 St. Paul,'Minn. 29.7 013 Glouds loudy Ccloudy lear lear Seattie. "wash. 3014 48 ‘ ud 3 oy ASH., D. X logd: (7 a.m., Greenwich time, todas.) Stations, Te: e, Lotations, o mperature, Weather. Paris, PFrance. B l’l cloudy Aust 4 Bopehacen, DeAmArk. . 41 ‘m c'lmm Stockholm, ' Sweden. ... Sibraitar, ‘Spain. 3 Siear Horta TFapats Raoras "1‘ ‘o8 T ctouay (Current observations.) Hamilton, Ber t Hamiton, Bermu §rr cloudy Sen Juan, Porto Rics . a Colon, “canal Zoné B Cloudy louts a4 GEO. ELLIOTT, SR., DEAD. George Elliott, sr.. 57 years old, died of a heart attack at his residence, in the Chastleton Hotel, yesterday. He had been a resident of this city for the past 18 _years. Mr. Elliott is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine A. Elliott, and four sons, George Elliott, jr.; Raymond E. Elliott, Alban C. Elliott and James F. Elliott. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Paul's Catholic Church, Fifteenth and V streets, tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be private. West End Laundry Lownderers ‘and Dy Cloamers 1723-25_Pennsyivenia Ave-NW Phone Main 2321 For Youth and Bu-ly Come to Lucas - of New York and Parls 1007 Conn. Ave. Lasting Marcel and Finger Wave Permanent Wave, $12.50 This Week Only Franklin 7050 W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . ... .. $150 Stee! Vaults. $200 Complete Funera's . ... Private 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.Chapin St. N.W. .$195 .$85 .$100 $1.00 Opens a Charge Account ELINGER’S 818 F St. N.W. Losk for the Big Cloek i ton, | ave Con THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928. Cards of Thanks. GRAUE, HENRY. We wish to express our thanks and af ‘lation {o our dear pas- tor. relatives many friends for the Kkindness, syms : 1 A1 o Denutttul oral tributes f our beloved hus- it _the ban 3 mher m\r@g 1) iy rruzc:l. l. ll. To our many friends and yarious ‘members of onr family who so kindl: lovally remembered us in our bereavement we extend our thanks and ADoreciation for their, mony hosutiful oral gifts THE FAMILY. * TLAGER. MILTON W. We wish to exprass to onr 'manz relatives and friends our ap- | preciation and _thanks for the kindness shown and lavaly floral tributes sent at the death of our father. MILTON W. PLAGER. Deaths. BEOWN, JAMES. Departed this life cud: denly." Sunday. November 11. 1923 BROWN. " He 16a3re 0. mouri helr joss A devoted wife. Suste Brown. and other friends. Fu At 1 p.m.. from the fureral parlor of Mortis A. Carter & Co.. 2nd and Fats, £v. | BUTLER., MARCIA FLAGG. On Thursday. November 15. 1928, at 1525 Pye St n.W.. rIARCXi PLAGG. B!IOVE1 of Charles Henry Butler. Notice of funeral hereafter. BYRD, ELIZABETH. Departed this life on Tuesday, November 13. 1928, at the resi- gence of her granddaiighter, Mrs. Lucille Richey, 1678 Kalorama rd. n.w.. ELIZA- BETH, belcved wife of Perry Byrd. She leaves to mourn their logs five sons, four daughters, eleven grandchildren and_ host of ather relatives and friends. Pu- neral Priday, November 16, from Mount Nebo Baptist Church, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. CHAPMAN, REBECCA, _On_Tuesday, No- vember 13, 1028 HEBECOA CHABMAN aged 76 véars. Funeral from W. W. funeral home, 816 H st. n. on Pflfllh November 16. at 2 p.m. Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. COULTER, SARAH. On Wednesday, No- vember 14. 1928, SARAH COULTER. Fu- peral from W.W. Deal's funeral ‘home. 816, H st ne. on Friday. November 16, t3 pm Intérment Glenwood Cemetery. DILLER, J0SEPH SILAS, Qp Tuesday, Noo vember 13 1928, at 11:30 p.m. residence, 1466 Belmont st. n. SEPH SILAS. beloved husband of 'Laura Peul Diller. Funeral from his late residence. LAFHS lfl_elm;‘nz &t. n w.i Thllrsdl!’. Ng‘llt:n- r 15 at 4 pm. Interment in Plain- field, Pa 15 at the Chastleton Hotel, CEORGE ELLIOTE. st aaed 51 sears. be: Isved husband of Catherine A. Elliott. Re- main resting at Hysong's funeyal home. 1300 N =t. nw parlors at 8:30 a.m. Friday, November 16, thence to St. Paul's Catholic Church. 15th and V sts. n.w., wheré low mass will be said at 9 a.m Interment private. 5 HARRIS. EDITH CORINE. Departed this life Wednesday, November 14, at residence. 2651 Bayies place s.e, EDITH CORINE. ' the belovéd daughter 6f Charles and Roberts Harris. She leaves to mourn iheir loss four brothers and two sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Muneral Friday, November 16, from her late residence, 2651 Sayles place s.e.. at 2 p.m. BAU!F ERNEST. On Wednesday, Novem- r 14, 1928, ERNEST. beloved husband of Bopnie Piisavern Hauser. . Funera from his late residence, 237 Que st. n.w. on Friday, November 16, at 1:30 pm. Serv- ices at St. Ameu Chapel, 48 Que st. n.w. at 2 p.m. Relatives and_friends invit Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. MRS. MARCIA BUTLER IS CALLED BY DEATH Wife of Retired Reporter of U. 8. Supreme Court Succumbs to Illness. Mrs. Marcia Butler, 69 years old, wife of Charles Henry Butler, died at her residence, 1533 I street, early today after a long illness. Mr. Butler is a retired reporter of the United States Supreme Court and is engaged in the practice_of law here. Mrs. Butler was the eldest daughter of the late Ethan Flagg, one of the pioneer citizens of Yonkers, N. Y., and of Julia Baldwin Flagg, dau hter of Anson Baldwin of the same place. Mr. and Mrs. Butler were married in Yonkers in November, 1882. 8he is survived by her husband, two sisters, Miss Janet W. Flagg and Mrs. John Maynard Harlan, and by her four children, Mrs. Edward C. Heald of Yonkers, Dr. Ethan Flagg Butler of Sayre, Pa, secretary of the American Society of Thorasic Surgery; Charles Mmmll Butler of South Pasadena. Calif,, and Henry Franklin Butler of Woolwich, Me. She also leaves six grandchildren. Interment will be in Yonkers. SHIPPING BOARD CLERK, AUBREY PAGE, IS DEAD Aubrey Page, 35, chief clerk of the purchasing department of the United States Shipping Board, died at his resi- dence, 403 Washington avenue, Aurora Hills, Va., last night. Mr. Page was educated at St. Alban's Episcopal School. He served with the Rainbow Division overseas during the World War and was a member of that division in the American iegion. He is a Royal Arch Mason and a member of the Acacia Lodge, No. 18, of the Ma- sonic order. Mr. Page is survived by his widow, Mrs. Josephine C. Page. Funeral services will be held at his late home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intermeént will be in Arling- ton National Cemetery with military honors. The. Rev. A. A. McCallum, rec- tor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, will i officiate. . __LOST. | AMETHYST RING. larse. squara-cit seed | pearis: lost in Jellefl's washroom. Reward. Cleveland 4886. 16 BOSTON “BU] "Psny. gp_u_ygrm‘ m: L} oclm‘{ b BOSTON No. 1 E Reward. 800 E st. ik, CAT, black Persian, Reward. _Potomac_ CAT. black and gray tiger, mal st._Georgia 338. IR CHANGE PURSE. §7ay #llk, containing kevs, silver peneil. small change and gold piece. Generous, feward and no questions azked. Decatur 800, Apt. b LIE-ESKIMO DOG. & with tan ear oo nfl‘:kmn mne."m'w:mnv% ifth And Mass: ave.: Delewars County. Pa., license REansers fo pame of Ctech Return 1o, Animal Resee Mission Nor 14 g 1 i Park ware DoG. Diack and hite Poodle, nmweu"za name of ' “Cnunk” | Reward for return to 4832, between and D n.w, Avenue cars.” Finder please Fetan 1o m heedauarters, in the Washington and New York ave. o0 jeather cue. ‘meltiten 19t eud. E.E. Murphy. 1901 K" | in _3088. _ Dmmnr 25M ed & "50% Va. ave. . CHAIN. Latter part of B KEY Bateckson. KNIFE ANI on knif: Sth st e MONEY —_Roll of money cnnmlnlnl %60 or M5aha eheck tmade’ ol fo Naflona) Leun: &ty by Mry: Eistein. 734 11th st now oot Relwetn 1ith nd 14ih and K and R The, niow inder pleass return to C. L. Tinsman, driver far National Laundry, 2i-31 Pieree st. n.w. Trankiin’ 808, POCKFETBOOK, hrown ‘ane ys' Stationery PATrSON: artieles and money Lin. 8114, P ICE DOG r‘h'- gray ol CEyD e o feturn or tion ding to his Y!EO'DY’ ton. 2425 Kalorama _rd. g Cenraved 1h0 Maih 7083 OGS, 2, male and female; license And 11731, 1010 Plorida ave. n.e. nder_of ring in bathroom, main floor Grafton Hotel. return to Grafton Hotel. Miss_Ha:rimen. _Reward. RINGS, ‘two, wedding " and dlamond_ ring from 7ih and G n.w. to Georgetown: rewar i revurned. J. B. Baker, Hi§ O ot nw Dt er. bet. Droop' tore, containing small’ amount of i “"i{m- « Cfiuvedrll POLICE Nos. 1078 RING ] F MONEY %n vicinity of Wardman ¥ Pk G 1808 ang Buelld sts. Reward. De- catur 8300. Mr. Qilehrist. R—Re: portable, Sun- near Union, tation: ‘Government prop- 300 New Jersey ave. nw. WATOH, sold.initialed 8 M. O. at 11th MATOH: $010p, 1 cllll D. Foster, Hyatts- ville 670-W. Reward. WATCH—Lads's !lcm. “white ghite sold stran. between Tivoll nd, Albermarie st Greveiand 851" WRIST WATCH, gold, Monday aftern mest side of Conn. ave;, north of R initiald .__Reward. £1,000 BOND-— N« nber. . will identi Llberal Tewara. Please phone Frankiin .g:! SSRGS | I K nwn“ hw A Saturday, November 17, | Funeral from' Hysong's | ’ Beaths. | HOLMES. LILLIAN. Qftcers and members | of 'Rorcas Temple. No. a4 E | | gt W are hereby notified of the death of | Daushiter LILLIAN HOLMES and that ses- on et Torrom il be-neld ot '0dd Fellons Tl "Arlington. V. Friday. November 16, b.m. . Funeral from Mount Siive Baptis {ay; November 15 Chiurch, Arlinston, Va ; e of Arlington Lodse. No. 34 are in- vited to artend. iE RICHARDSON. Dt. R, VIOLA PENN, Rec. Sec. AIRBY, PATRICK M. On Tuesday. Novem- ber 13, 1928, st ¢ w.m., PATRI ‘M. KIR- beloved husband ‘of the late_Hanora from his late on Friday. | (nee Manga; ; Puner: esidence. u (S0t :30 a.m., thence to St ovember Donimics Chuteh "whers " reanioen _sau will be sunz at 9 o'clock for the repos g1 his soul. Relatives and friends invited Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LFE, BLANCHE JACKSON. Departed 'his life, Tuesday. November 13, 1926, at 7 pm ar her residence. 1333 T ¢ iliness. BLANCHE helover "danshiter of the ‘Inte Dennis and Mary E. White. lovinz wife of Peter Lee. precious mocner of Hilda Jackson, de- voted_sistes of Aiberta Jacobs and Adel- Bbert C. White. Fuperal from Enon Baptist Church. Friday. November 16. at p.m. Interment Fairfax, Va. | LEE. BLANCH. All members of Eastern ar Tabernacle. No. 51, A. I. O. of Moses. e requested to attend thé call mee Moses Home, 1421 T st n.w. Thurs: day, Novemner 5. 1038, ay 730 pm. nge for (- Looral of bilier BiRNcH Fuperal Priday. November 16, at fl\u }, bapuict Caurch. C st bet. AMES_E. LANHAM, W. S, ALICE V. STMMB, R 86¢. . LIVINGSTON, GEORGE §. Suddenly on Wednesday. November 14. 1928 p.im. at his residence, Catliedral Mansions, GEORGE S.. beloved hiisband of Lo S ORaE,Spheioverl hushand o lomss LR Gurch at 030 a.ih.. aturgay. November 17. Interment private. 16 MALAHEY, RICHARD F. On Thursday. November 15, 1023, at 12:30 a.m.. RICHARL F. MALAHEY. beloved son of the late John and Cecilia Malahey Funeral from ihe unde-taking establishmant of N Tabler. 038 M at. on Saturday, No- vembet 17. 8:3 thence to St. Ste- Dhen's Chirch, 25th st and_Penra nv. where requiem mass will be at 9 am. for the repase of his Friends and relatives invited. MENDS, GALVIN. On Wednesday. Novem- ber 14. 1928, CALVIN MENDS. devoted son of Joseph and Alberfa Mends Funeral Saturdsy. Noyember 17 af 2 p.m. from | the s el pasiors. 2222 Georzia av MITCHELL, JOHN H. Thursday. November 15, 1928, JOHN H. MITCHELL, beloved husband_ of Susie ‘A Mitchell. = Funeral Friday. November 16. from Soldiers' Home c‘:“d‘”‘ 2 pm., Relatives and friends in- vite: MOORE. KEZIA. On Thursday, November 15. 1928, at § am.. at her residence. 1538 th st. n.v., KEZIA. beloved wife of tnc Iate George ‘M. Moore. later. VIUS. ETHEL. On Wednesday, November , 1928, at her residence, 312 Randolph st’ n.w. ETHEL. loving daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph D. Nevius in her 23rd vear. Funeral from ahove address Fridav. November 16, at 2 p.m. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. . E. AUBREY. On Thursday, November 1928, at his residence. 403 Washington Aurora Hills, Va.. AUBREY. beloved and of Josephine C. Page (nee Pohl- mann). Funeral from his Iate residence Saturday, November 17, at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited.: interment A-- lington Cemetery ~Please omit flowers. 16* ROBINSON. HARRIET, Passed away on Wed- nesday night, November 14, 1926, ater a lin: gering ilness. HARRIET ROBINSON. wie of the late Pheling Robinson. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving daughter and two g Mary P. Nelson. John and Charl obinson; two grandchildren, one reat-grandchild, 'two sisters. Mary and anny Hamilton, and & host of other relatives and friends. Puneral from her Iate residence, 1623 Marion st. n.w.. Satur- day, November 17. at 2 o'clock. and’ friends invited to attend. The golden gate was open, A gentle voice said. “Come, Ang *Sith & farewsl inspoken Mother calmly entered hnme ROBERTSON, HAIIY On, Wednesdaz, Noo m| er t his reside; E& g Saat F ‘" fil eral fron 1)1; ll',: b lldlnee November 1' meral fron it 2 p. tives lnd Irionds Tavited fo attend. Inger- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 16 ROSS. LUCILLE. On_Tuesday, November 13. 1928, at 5:30 Dmv Il her residence. 623 Morton LA 3 088, de- voted daughter of hmutl H., sr. and Mary Adelnide Rossi, sisier ‘of Jessie. Euin. Naomi: Rosle, Adelaide, Samuel. Jr. James, Albert and Charles Ross. Puneral Sunday. November 18. at 1 p.m.. from the First Baptist Church, Sherman ave. and Lamont st. n.w.. Rev. Daniel h ington officiatine. ‘Remains resting W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlor: Ga. ave. n.w. SCOTT, SAMUEL. Suddenly Wedne November 15. 1928, SAMUEL SCOTT, is survived hy a devoted wife, Rosa Scot! nd two children. “Remains resting at thé neral chavel of George B. Clarke co. 1416 Florida l'( n.e. jotice of funeral hereafter. SIMMONS. ALLAN A. Suddenly on Tuesday. November 13, ALLAN A. SIMMONS. de- ted husband of Lillian M. Simmons, so: ‘Arthur and- a Simmons, brother of Serome C. "Simmone. He also leaves two Incm d & host of ather relgtives and riends. Ay, r ) rom the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. Tuneral parlors. 2232 Gorgia ave. b.w. In- terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. TAYLOR. REBECCA. Entered into rest Tuesday, November 13. 1923. at 12 noon s, 1433 Chureh st. n.w.. 'CA . devoted mother ~of Wwilliam Tayl®r. and 'loving sister of Sarah Carter. Funeral Saturday. November 17. 0 p.m., from Ebenezer M. E. Church, 4th and D sts. se. Relatives and friends cordially mm.ed HOMPSON, I A, On wmnesd-y e oReber Na. a n hér Aresidence. 1618 oo i THOMP e e of Pk _Thompeon. - Ghe alsa leaves five sisters and three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2222 Géorgia ave. n.w. TYLER, EMMA D. MARSHALL. On Tues- day. ‘November 13. 1928, at 7_p.m. At Providencs Hospital, EMMA D. MAR- SHALL TYLER (nee Spicer) eral from Murry's undertaking parlors, - Auacostia. C. Fridav, November 1 Priciias"and reintives Ingited o attend. Interment Consressisnal Cemetery. WOLSTENHOLME., PAULINE LOUISE. On Wednesday. November 14. 1028. at Sibley Hospital. FAULINE LOUISE, ‘heloved wite lenr: tenholme (nee Burkhalter), afed 28 vears " Funeral from her late resi- dence. 131° on PFriday. Novem ber 16, at tives and friends in- Vited”" faterment Congressional Cemetery. WQOD. FRANK Fc arted this lite Mondes, 5. At 2 JACKEON LEz. 16° No- Nevember 1 FRANK | WOEBEnlie of ‘Emama. George and Wal: ter Wood. Fuperal Priday November at 1:30 pm ter R. Wood's fi neral pariors. 1234 4th st. n.w. Relative and friends invited. 15% WOOD. FRANK. All members of Thomas 1 Wright Lodge. No. 9607, G. U. O. of O. F. aje "ordered o sitend’a spécial meetl hursday. November 13. 1928, at 7 p.m.. in Pythian Temple. 12th and U sts. nt to arrange for the funeral ol Brother. FRANK WOOD. Funeral Frida November 16. from Walter Wood's funeral parlor. 1234 4th st. n.w.. st 1:30 p.m. By order of M. J. KEY. N. G, L. M. LEAKE. Secy. 1 WOODWORTH, GEORGE CARLTON. On \Veflnt..dl" ove) ber 14. 1928, at his resi- ert _ st.. Anacostia. azonos cpnL SN beloved nishand of Anna worth and brother of cxmnc " £, Woodworth of Washington. C.. and Clavion J. Woodworth of N Rork cliy Funeral services. will be he ll 1000 H st. n.w.. Thursday. November 15, 30 pm. Interment Friday a.m. af endeuon N. C. YOUNG. EDWARD B. On Weanesday. No- vember 14 1923. at Presdmen's Hos EDWARD B. YOUNG. dfll\!!'l son of Ed- ward and Beulal Younr fl}llnl resting at the W. Erne vis uneral par- lot 2222 Geor ve. nw otics of funeral hereafter. STATE DEPARTMENT. UNITED STATES OF America, iwovember 14. 1328. Jhe weatys of the following American citizens have Deen, Teporied by (he American Consul at ontreal, Canada: Juieg, Angers, dled De- g 1, at Monm Canada ine mker fl!ed November 27, 1927, at Montreal, Canads, Laura Roveais Bonhor, g A , ai St. Iznac Clnldm Albert Severe tel, died Marc! at Montreal, Canada. Joan B: dun. dl!i ovember 15.” 1938, at Verdun. Canada. ogephine Eleanor Rurke, died June 16, 1938," at Montreal. Canuio. " Phileas Eu: ne Chaperon, died ] ontres Can Mar! | Maren 20, lnfl. #' Montreal. | my Ripley Ford, disd Mav 22. ontreal, Can Julte chapelie, died Maych 15, 107 anada.’ Emile Ladamme 3., 1028, at Montreal, Laforest, died Dcember 9. 1 real. Canada. Harriett Ptl‘k died FQ’!- ruary 23. 1928, at Montreal. Canada. Fleu- rida Plante, died Pebruary 3. 192! Verdun, Ci lfll William L. Scott. November 1827, at Montreal, Cana Sheldqn. died April Canada. ~Agnes Aubin ber 9, 1927, at Mon‘real, representatives of de- In further information hV P to ti Department of St Wlshlnnton. D. C, STATE DEPARTMENT. umnn STATES OF ‘America, November he e ot the, following: ‘American citizens ha been _reporte: y the American Consul General in Charge at Sydne:. Ausiralia mes Alexander Brown, d y 4. 1928, at Liverpool, New idcombe. Colwell. died April New South wles, lu 1’ ey, died urn. New South Sotnson. died ApEll 3. May 26, 1038 oo George " T3> ae Ot New “South Wales ¢ Littie Ameita Moran, died May 12, 1 am, ley. b o ot nces Poole Ambrose, 'cfu . at_Neutral Bay. New arles Blake, died October enrith. New ‘South Wales. November 7, 1937, Aust oter Praser, died 508, at Mudsee, New Bouth Mary Hunt, died February 15, . AL BAthhurst,’ New' South lw.lu ary Ann Malone: at_Padding! ew South Wales, ‘on_December &‘;‘} illlam Morris, died Qctober 1 andwick, New South Wales. cell, disd’ October 33 1337, Ne ugh Wales. James Emith, died 1 cember 3, 1937, at Lidecombe. New South Wales. ‘The lesal representatives of ce- €eased can obtain further informatio; applying to the Des t it Withington, g, Deoariment of After a | E. | at 9:30 | Relatives | 2138 | sacmanN; MAMIE BROWN. i i Notice ‘of '"“;;"mtun;w AMELIA 4. i | | BROWN. ANNIE M. 9 In Memoriam. BENNETT. MARTHA VIRGINIA. In lo femembrance (o tne sscred memory o 13. 1077 HER BELOVED HUSBAND AND CHIL- DREN. In loving but ssd memory of my dear wife. BROWN. who tepasieq this life \wo years g0 today. November 15, 1926. My lifeis lonesome. My heart is filled with pain, T feel that 1 will never know A_hapoy dav in life again. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, J. W. BROWN. GAITHER. CHARLIE. ed to the BETRE QAR Rrather and son; CHARLIE GATTHRR. ‘Who Aepariad 1a1s Tiie one Yar ago today. November 15. 1027. ke T TR We lovad vou well. But God loved you hest. THE FAMILY. * TONESTY. HENRY, W. Sacred to the mem- Oy of our devoted” husband and father, HENRY W. HONESTY: who departed this 1ife six years ago today. November 13, 192 wheyed ‘“cly" remembered in desthy and lovi: r Pt vine memary_of our darling presi- dent. MAMIE BROWN JACKSON, who nassed awav (wo vears ago today. Novem- her 15, 1926, You smiled vour whole life through Aad_smiled through vears of pain. You were loved by all *ou knew And 100 £00d to be let remain Loving and kind in all your ways. Upright and just to the end of your davs. You are rons. but not forgotten, Never shall vour memory fade: Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the srave where you sre laid. Yo lsft behind you hroken hearts That Ioved von'so sincere. That never did nor never will Forget you. Mamie. dear. Mav_vour sovl rest in heaven. THE_PENNY CLUB OF LIBER" .AP- TiaT " CYURGH. CORA - L. PRESIDENT. LETCHER. EUGENE B. Sacred {0 the mem- oty 0f our beloved. brother. tlfl LETCHER. who left us seven ’Ql!l IIO todav. November 15. 1921. As we loved him. o we miss him: uf ‘memory he is alwars Lfi"’r remembered, l7mvd for alwavt SR i3 BEvorEs sibrERA AN srOTHER. LETCHER. EUGENE B. A tribute of love (o the memory of mv beloved husband. CENES B LETCHER who 1ol s even 'flny. November 18, 1921. t_there lies here. hid from mortal eyes, E and true a love That never dies. nor can forget 1. who loved you. sadly miss vou, 1, who held sou very dear And in' the lonely hours of thinking Often fesl your presence near. 18 DEVOTED WIFE. DORA. Sacred to the memozv of ‘mv devoted mother, AMI A MULLIGAN, ‘who departed ' this e twelve years ago today, November 15. 1916 20N "WARREN. SHERWOOD. ANNIE E. I memory of our dear mother. ANNIE E. WooD. who departed thig life 18 oars aeo todn vember 1. 1910. Peacetul be your sieep. dear mother, sweet to breathe your name: Wx l?’vefl'hyou very, deat In i we sami ST LOVING CHILDREN. * 3 l.Y n lovine memorv of i ear wf % aépatied wnia Tife w6 vember 15. 1025. leep on. dear wife. and take vour rest: o el T Aoge: fte thousnt it best. In"gilence you suffered. in patience you Bor d took v miffer no more. ity %sn’}ffvfl""fi'w”!éfl WEBSTER. * WILSON. %E"!“" e, 18 'I):d ;‘ut tov- t] .. 'v'i"flve vefiargtnu “today. November d today our troubled hearts H" pes it dim our w For death has rohbed s, of the one how Hxs’ i H t wag ours fof sears o oND GHILDREN. Wm!.l'll CORA. One year, November 18, The one we loved has gone to rest. Her firm. true heart is still. Tfiflhlfl‘!hl ays gave us help Wow s 'in deatn's cold chill ts. How “% today our lonely b PoieatiThes robbed us g the one We thouent was ours for vears. Eoving semémbrana HER SON AND DAUGHTER. FRED AND GRAGE. 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