Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1928, Page 9

H. FRANK DODD, FORMER MILLER, IS DEAD AT 68 Buccumbs After Illness of Ten Days—-Funeral Set for Tomorrow. W. Frank Dodd, 69 years old, former miller of Bladensburg and Hyattsville, Md., died at his home, 920 North Caro- lina avenue southeast, yesterday, after an iliness of 10 days. Mr. Dodd at one time. operated a stand in the Eastern Market here. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Dodd is survived When $32 buys so much ¢ by his widow, four sisters, Mrs. Annie Van Horn of Glenn Dale, Md.; Mrs. Rose Lepper of Richmond, Va. Mrs. Laura Bowen of New York City and Mrs. Elizabeth Gilford of McLean, Va.; two daughters, Mrs. Carl M. Blanchard, wife of the Hyattsville chief of police, and Mre. John Allif of Washington; four sons, Roydon T. Dodd of Hyltu- ville, Harry E. Dodd, C. Frank Dodd and Norman B. Dodd of Washington. Births Reported The following births have been reported to the Health Depsrtment in the past 2¢ hours: John and Ruth Allen. glrl Vito and Locrezzia Di’ Gironimo. Arthur 1.°and Mary Lavery, gir Ray and Lorna Long, gir Donald and Margaret A. Morgan. girl. Walter A. and Emma B. 8pitz. boy. irl, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ELECTROCUTED YOUTH TO BE BURIED FRIDAY Funeral Services Will Be Held From Home of Widowed Mother. Funeral services for Richard S. Ken- ney,” 18, who was electrocuted when he touched an electric heater while standing in a bathtub of water Christ- mas morning, will be held at 2 o'clock Frlday afternoon at the home, 1241 E street southeast. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. The young man, only child of Mrs, Adela Kenney, had come to Washing- ton from Boston to spend the holidays =====Washington's Finest Men’s Wear Stor: | HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES why accept less? Hart Schaffner & Marx smart overcoats and suits —in new styles and colors; blue or rich brown overcoats, two or three button suits, single or double breasted models. Not a sale—it’s better than a sale —brand-new suits and overcoats —complete assortments at $32 Raleigh Haberdasher.. 1310 F Street with his mother. He went to take & bath and was killed when he picked up the heater, believed to have been short- circuited. Members of the Fire Department, res- cuf squad and physicians from Cas- ualty Hospital worked unsuccessfully for houre to revive him. Deaths Reported The following deaths have been reported to the Heaith Department in the past 24 hours: Sarah E. Gallagher, 63, 1608 Hobart st. Sarah G. Jones, 63, 328 A st. n.e. Marcia Murphy, 55, Georgetown Hospital. 1 rrington, 53, Gallinger Hospital. %"‘S"u’x‘ 1A 636 East Gapitol st Donald G. Fettner, 18, Garfleld Hospital. Elinor Ginodes. i’ “months, Emergency Hospital. A. D. FAIRBAIRN DIES; VETERAN PUBLICITY MAN Writer Succumbs at Age of 60. Funeral Plans Are Being Arranged. Alfred D. Fairbairn, 60 years old, of 755 Princeton place, veteran writer and publicity man, died in Providence Hos- pital yesterday. He had been in failing health for some time. Mr. Fairbairn was for a number of years a member of the staff of the Brooklyn Eagle and at one time a re- porter for The Star. He had been en- gaged in publicity work and special writing for the past several years. He was a member of the Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association, the Min- nesotu State Society and the Wallace Memorial. Presbyterian Church. He is survived_by his widow and a son, A. Donald Fairbairn. Funeral arrangements were being made today. JESSE G. TH.RALL DEAD. Jesse G. Thrall, 68 years old, chief of the revising section of the Depart- ment of Commerce and for the past 35 years a resident of this city, dled in Garfield Hospital Saturday. Mr. Thrall resided at 3003 N street. The body will be taken to Rutland, Vt., this afternoon for interment there tomorrow morning. Mr. Thrall is survived by his brother, Capt. W. W. Thrall of Berkeley, Calif., and four nephews, W. H. Thrall of this city, W. G. Thrall of Sacramento, Calif.; E. W. Thrall of Berkeley, Calff., and G. P. Thrall of Chicago. * Marriage Licenses Prank A. Flanagan. 30. this city, and Kathryn H. Huntemann. 24. Mount Rainier, Md.: Rev. James E. Connell. Howard E. Koelb. 25, Amesbury. Mass., and Priscilia H. Ilsley, 24, this city; Rev. Frank W. Padelford John W. Jamerson. 45. Savannah, Ga. and Mynne L. Cardwell, 36, this city; Rev. H. B. Taylor, Abram L. Torian. 45, Danville, Va.. and Ruth J. Hiighes, 34, News Ferry, Va. Rev. Robert Anderson, Ralph Hickex. 25, and Dorcas L. Barber, 22; Rev. H. L. Schlincke. Milton Cash, 21, Lowesville, Va., and Ruth Mays, 21, Sandidge, Va.; Rev. William M. Hoftman. _ A, Sidney Brigss. ir., 26, Richmond, Va., and Margaret C. Garreit, 35, this city; Rev. Charles T. Warner. FOR ANIMALS, Animal Rescu Ln!ucb:gw Maryland R e 4 LOST. BATON_Police baton, No. 609; lost by PVL. C. P. Flynn. 10th precinct. BOSTON BULL, female, half white head, spike tail. - Georgia 2185. 1330 Floral st. n.w. $25 reward. BOSTON BULLDOG, brindle, stripe “around "neck,’ green colla Cleveland_Park. - Clev. 3584. BRACELET, white gold with 3 diamonds, Wednesday, between Apt. 505 and entrance to_Southbrook Courts. Reward. Call Co- Tumbia_7230. CAMEO BROOCH. on December 24, Call Clarendon 731-W-2 or write Box 121, Arling- COLLIE DOG. “male, white, white forelegs; tag No. 2615. 3455 or Hamjitoh n.w.; d DOG—Pet, police dog, A s With _ white vicinity reddish _brown and Geotila 6 _months old; 1201 Girard DOG, small white, black spots: _mamed n.'(’ncxey“aeuém 16 2007 Gathedral ave." Gol. GERMAN POLICE DOG—License No. 13177: pamed “Whoopee.” . Call Cleveland 6313 Wi GLASSES—Sheil-rim, between downtown and Kennedy st. Reward. 809 Kennedy, Abt. Georzia_2434-J. HANDBAG—Large, vellow straw, containing testimonials of value to owner,” Miss ?un- 70 PEARLSStrand, on F. 19th or H. between the Atherton and Fresbyterian Church, M2 sylvania ~ ave _Frankiin PIN, large cameo, Saturday or Sunday, in vielnity . Washington Circle; valued, as “fi" sake. lbernllnéewlrd 1004 New Hampshire ave. Tge black, containing money: inder: PURSE, lady's and papers valuable only to owner, keep money and return purse and contents to Mrs. James Hughes, Blackstone Hotel. * SADDLE HORSE, lost In_Rock Creek Park about 10 “o'clock Dee. mear hurdles. Georgia 1924, n_Dec. 34, containing identifica: valuabie. to owner oniy. small amount_of ‘money: mm-l mma 162. WATCH BRACELE' , betwden din- O A aosenelt Hotel arid 1oLl and W Pinder return to desk, Hotel Rgose- and receive liberal reward. Chevy Chas , _unmarked 'nameplate. E._Thornapple, or Ph 33. WRIST WATCH—! with mesh strap and initial “R" on back of watch. Reward. Call R. G. Roberts, Main_5000. WRIST WATCH—Lady's, Gruen, white gold, December 24, in Palace ‘Theater or vicinity. $10 reward. Columbia_5626-W. WRIST WATCH, white | ;old with bracelet. Call Miss Dodd, Main 7320 or Franklin 3534. Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F TUXEDO SUITS Sitk Trimmed 835 Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F How Much upon the family’s little as $125. should one pay for a funeral? It's a quelhon most of us have to answer at one time or another. Well, the answer depends eni certainly should not spend too much— hence we have complete services for as Gor reference, Ask 816 H STREE Phone Linc. 8200- 8201 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1928. @ard nf Thanks. DEAVERS, W. H. We wish to extend our siacere thanks fo No. 12 Engine Co. Ladir Auxiliary of the Fire Department, boys of Judd & Detweler, also our many friends, Telatives and neighbors for their kindness 1o us during the iliness; also the beautiful foral tributes at the destn of our dear husband and father. W. H. DEAVERS, ELSIE L. CARL, HENRY AND WALTER Braths. ATWQOD, EUNA CLUM. rte 1if Decemper 0, 90k a1 her resldancer 1615 Columbis road, EUNA CLUM ATWOOD. Thursday, Decerber 27, at 8 pam. "~ 31" BAKER, JOSEPHINE BUTLIN. On Wednes- day, December 26, 1928, at her residence. 3908 McKinley st.'n.w. JOSEPHINE BUT- LIN_ beloved wife of Lieut. Comdr. Philip R. Baker, U. 8. Navy. Funeral services from her late residence on Thursday, De- cember 27, at 3 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ETTA. Departed this life, Satur- da ember 22. 1928, at Columbia Hos mm, ETTA BARBER, devoted mother of re. Lillian Wooten, loving sister of Mrs. Terrisa Randolph. Diece of Mrs. sie Snowden and_ Mrs. Carrle Becratt. She aves a host of other relatives and Friday, December 28, rginia ai nw. Interment Arlingfon National Cem CLAYTON, ISAAC E. On December 25, 1928, after a long iliness, ISSAC E. CLAYTON aged 75 years. Remains resting at Hy- song's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. Fu- neral and interment Thursday, December 27, at 2 pm., at Rising Sun, Pa. COOPER. ALVIN J. On Monday, December 24, 1928, at 4:45'a.m. at Walter Reed Hos- pital, ALVIN J.. ‘beioved husband of kI eanor May Cooper, eged 26 years. Funeral from his late residence, 511 M st. s.w.. on Thursday, December 2, at 1 p.m. Rela- tives and'friends invited to attend. Int ment at Arlington Nationsl Cemetery. 2t COWGILL, FANNIE M. On Tuesday, De- cember 25, 1928, at her home. West Falls Chureh,” Va., FANNIE M. wife of A. O. Cowglll. Puneral from her late residence Thursday, December 27, at 11a.m. Friends and relatives invited. CRESS, MARCELLIUS. On December 24, 1928, at Providence Hospital, Washington. D. C., MARCELLIUS CRESS. aged 15. be- loved” son o James Lo Masy Cros of Brandywine. Md. Funeral Wednesday. De- cember 26, at 2 p.m., at Cedarville Church, Prince Georges County, Md. Interment church cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. 26 DODD, HENRY F. 25. 1928, Mamie E. Dodd. aged 68 vears. Funeral from his late. residence, 920 North Caro- lina ave. s.e. on Thursday, December 27, a2 pm Interment Cedar Hill Ceme On Tuesday, December FOLSON, WILLIAM H. Departed this life Monday, December 24, 1928, WILLIAM H. FOLSON, beloved husband of Ruth Bur- rell Folson and devoted son of Emm Folson. He leaves to mourn their loss a wife, mother, 3 sisters, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs. Carrie’ Sythfan' and Mrs. Evelyn nd 2 brothers, John and James other relatives -ng : hfisc“ot . al from Liberty Baptist Church, 23rd st. between h Friday, December 28, at 1 p.m. and friends invited to attend. FOLSON, WILLIAM H. All comrades of Serat. 'George Barry 'Ci No. 10, De: partment of the Potom: are hereby notified of th rade WILLIAM H. FOLSO! Reed Hospital Monday, December 24, 1928. Funeral will be from Liberty Baptist Church, 23rd st. between H and Eye sts. n.w., on Friday, December 28, at 1 p.m. All ‘comrades are ordered to be present, uniform or dark clothing to be worn. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. JOHN E. SMITH, Com. CHARLES W. ADDELLE, Adjt. 27 HARRIS. BURRELL. Departed this life Monday, December 24, 1928, at 5:45 am. at his residence, 13 Defrees st. n.w., BUR- RELL HARRIS. beloved husband ‘of the 1ate Annie Harris and the devoted father of Mrs. Marle E. Smith, Mrs. Carrie D. Bennett, Eldridge Harris and the late Mrs. Gordells, Coles. Funeral from, his late resi- dence: Thursday, December a7, Relatives and. friends. invited fo attend. HESS, WILLIAM P.. Suddenly, Monday, De- cember 24. 1928, at his residénce, 1809 35th st. n.w. WILLIAM P, HESS, 'father of R ", "Birna. Mrs. Chatics W, Wengers Grace ‘and Alics Hess. Funeral services at the above address Thursday, Decsm- ber 27.°at 9 a.m. Interment Frederick, HESS, WILLIAM P. A special communica- tion of George C. Whiting Lodge, No. 22, P, M., is called for 8 o'clock a.m.. Thursday, December 27, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, IAM P. HESS. By order of the worshipful ‘master REUBEN A. BOGLEY. Secretary. 26 HUNTER, EARL A On Monday, December at 6:40 a.m., EARL A. HUNTER, son of the late Jacob A. Hunter Jane Hunter. Funeral from the [dence o!' his sister. ':fl“ M, Brllbl:v s st. n.e. a3, Decem %% F%0 2 Cence b B0 Be Buies’ Gurchy 20th "and R where mass will be said at 9 ment Creek Cemetery. JACKSON, IRENE. On Monday, December 926, at Emergency Hosoiial, TRENE oKl loved _daughter of _Alma Jackson, sister of Elizabeth and Mozell Jackson. mmlm resting at the funeral parlors of Walter R."Wood. 1334 dh si. Funeral Friday, December 28, from thl Third Baptist wurch, 5th and Que sts. n.W.. at 1 p.m. b JONES, HENRY. Departed this life Mon- day, December 24, 193, at 4:10 Am.. at his 'residence, 1378 Ist’st. sw., after a long illness which he- bore with Christian fortitude, Y, Dbeloved husband of Lizzie Jones, fathér of Lelia, brother of Lewis Jones 'and Mrs. Ella Plerce. Leaves aiso o ‘host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Thursday, December from the First Baptisi Church, 6ih and ! at 1 o'clock pm., Rev. J. H. Marsh oMciating.” Relatives ‘and friecds invi o attend. Interment in Harmony Ceme- r JONES, MARY WILLIE. Entered into eternal rest Monday, December 24, 1928, at 5 p.m., at the residence of her son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Key, 1715 New Jersey ave. MARY WILLIE, devoted mother of Frank Ivo, Jos Thomas, Alonzo A Jones and Mrs. Gleo Jones Key. She also leaves to mourn her departure other ves and friends. Funeral Thursday, mber 27, at 12 noon, from her late residence, ~ interment Lincoln Memorial Gemetery. JONES, MARY W. The Ladies’ Crispus At- tucks Relief Association announces the %e.u'x!‘ of Mrs. )(Anl:Y’\”V ‘nglfl hhlnfl’ll sday, December 27, , at her late residence,” 1715 New Jersey ave. n.W., at = ocm WEST HAMXLTON JENNTE B. BARNES, B KANE, JOHN F. Sudden: cember 24, 1928. JOHN F. Stephen and Ellen Kane. Funeral froi his late residence, 2227 H st. n.w.. Thurs- day, December 27, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. ‘Stephen’s Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. Friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 26 KANE, JOHN F. Washington, D. C. Lodge No.15, B. P. O. Elks. The lodge will <o ulon of ‘sorrow at 7:30 December 26, 1928, for lh! pus ing tribute to the memory of our ate brother, JOHN F. KANE, who passed to ihe grand lodge of ine hereater Decem- . Elks services at the residence. 32_2’7 Hst. nw. af 8 pm. Funeral Thur der of N_WEILL, Exalted Ruler, Attest: VM. 8. SNELBY, Secretars. KENNEY, RICHARD S. Suddenly, Tuesday December 25. 1928, at his_residence, 1241 E st. s.e. RICHARD 8. KENNEY, beloved son ‘of Adella-A. Kenney (nee Shelton) and the late John W. Kenney. Funeral Friday, December 28.°at 2 p.m. Inter- ment at Congressional Cemetery. Friends Pres. on Monday, De son of the lat HENRY F. beloved husband of | ppvnoLDS. Braths. LAUCK, SIDNEY IERNE. On Monda: cember 24, 1928, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Howell, East Orange, N. J, Mrs. SIDNEY S. LAUCK, widow of the ‘late ry 8. Lauck and dsughter of the late James and Christiana McClery. ~Committal services at the Con- ssional Cemetery, Thursday afternoon 3:30 o'clock. 26¢ LEE, JOHN H. on Sunday, December 23 1936, at ‘the Emersency Tiospital, JOH! LEE. beloved son of PR Fineral from: the Sehosoth. Baptisy Chiirch at 1 o'clock, Thursday. December 27. Interment Lincoin Memoriai Cemetery. LEE, JOHN. Officers and members of the Evening Star Tabernacle, No. 77, A. I o Moses “vre herebs. Giotied o attend the call meeting Wednesday, December 26, at 8 p.m.. at 46 R st. n.w., {o make ar- rangements for the funeral of JOHN LEE. Funeral Thursday, December 27, at 1 p.m.. from Mount Moriah Church 3rd and L sts. PHILLIP BRICO W. S. JONES, Sec. LIGGINS, HENRY. On Monday. December 34, 1928, at the residence of his daughter. 1336 Que st. n.w.. HENRY LIGG! be- loved father of M Minnie L. Scott and Samuel Ligging the Fanoie L. Johnson. ' He also leaves & host of grand- children” and other 1elatives and fi dl Funeral Thursday. . December 27, oclock from the M&uire chapel, dth -na Westminster sts. n.w. LUCAS, MARY JANE. Suddenly, Sundsy, December 23. 1928, at Zion Baptist Church. | MARY JANE. beloved wife of Willlam Lucas and devoted mother of Hermie Lucas and Rosa Gibson and loving mother- in-iaw_of Oliver Gibson. Funeral Thurs- day, December 27, at 1_o'clock p.m.. from Zion Baptist Church. F st. bet. 3rd and 4% sts, Rev. William L. Washingtgn, pastor. . MACFARLANE, EUPHEMIA. On Tuesday, December 25, 1928, at her residence, 920 16th st. n.w.. EUPHEMIA MACFARLANE, daughter of the late George and Matilda Toncray Macfarlane. Funeral services at her late residence Thursday, December 327, at 2 p.m. Interment private. NOWELL, CASSANDRA. On Monday, De. cember 24, 1928, at the residence of her dausnter, Mrs. williats Rilev, 221 1ith st. ANDRA NOWELL (nee Harrls), Miow of the Tate Willlam D. Nowell: Fu- neral from above address on Thursday, December 27, 1928, at 8:30 a.m.: thence to 8t. Dominic’s Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Alexandria, Please do not send flowers. 2 | OSBORN. ORAL E, December 23, 1928 Chicago. ORAL E. OSBORN. "Fune Arlington Cemetery, Thursday, 10 a ROBERT A. On Sunday. De- ‘cember 2. 1928, after a brief illness. at BIS, Feuidence: 450 ot 3t s ROBERT YNOLDS. beloved hisband of Susan Reynoids and loving father of Mrs Eva | Thomas_ and Mrs. Ethel Ross, He also oA A0 eTs "and 3 brothers: and, & host. of other relatives and_friends. Fu- Dotk *Inuriday December 21, at 1 P from Providence Baptist onurch M s between 4% and 6th sts. s.w. Body wil lie-in State’ from 9 clack unitil T 8t the Sareh, e A ioWia ErsBaren, . Harris- ng. adeiphia, urgh, bilfs, Baltimore and Frederickiburs pa- pers please copy.) 2 REYNOLDS. ROBERT. All members McC. Crummill , 1437, G. U, O. O. F., e }6?5"&';?“"’1? [Ste St a ows' Ha : Wednesday, December 36, 1028, at § o'clock B, lo; arrange for e tujeral of guc fite " brother. ROBERT REYNOLDS. Fu- RO lence Baptist Church. M s 3 and tn 3fs. sw. ROBERT BYRD, N, WILLIAM H. FITZHUGH, P. 8. ROBRECHT. MARTHA. On Tiesda: O T A nPhia THOBRECRT. Fidow of "the late Frank T Robrecht! Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home. 816 H st, n.e.. Friday, December 28, at 11 Am."" Interment Congressional Cemeter. EOBINSON. LILLIAN. on Monday, Decer- ber 24, 1928, at 12:50 p.m., at-her resic Cence. 1015 Minnesota ave. n.e.. LILLIAN ROBINSON, heloved wife of Alfred S. Rob- Inson. formerly of Saratogs Springs. N Y. Funeral Thursday. December 1:30 p.m.. from her late residence. (Sa: 3 toea and New York City papers plgase €opy.. ROLLINS. OGER. On Monda ber 24, 1928, at 11:15 a.m., {zorfi?nm, band of Maud Lucas SORRne and Sob o Harry and the late Harrlet nnnmu Rol- lins of Upper Marlboro. Md. He leave: isters and three brothers. Funeral " ber 28, from hie late resl; dence, "1 9:30 a.m., and demee 1% S apusting's' Church: 15h. st between L and M sts.. where high requiem mass will be sung for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. * A e vs i pesidence. i Bits: r 23, T - Surch, Pa.. HERBERT H.. husband of Rebecca, Schwartz (neg Gatieron). son of ai rs. Henr! wartz oty *Pineral 10 Pittaburen Thursday, De- cember 27, at 2 o'clock. SCHWARTZ, REBECCA. Of Tuesday, De- - cember 25, 1938, at her residence, in Pitts- Bur h,‘l’- J¥BRooR, Jlte of the late Herbert H. Schwal uner: - b;;'h Thursday, December 27, &t 7 23, 192 Sonden PRRREST Tiee"0 sm‘!l AN‘NI.I. at Gallinger. George Smith, Interment at Owens, Md., Wednesday, December 26. ,PECHT, JOSEPH H. On Monday, Decem- S er 34, 1038, JOSEPH H., beloved husband of Miry Spechit and ‘son of the late Charles and Serafine Specht. Puneral from e aapel of ‘Frank. Geler's Sons' Co. 1113 Tih st nw, on ‘Thursday, December at ‘m. _Requiem mass at St. Harfine Church at 9. oclock. . Relatives and_friends inyited. Interment (private) at St. Mary's Cemetery. 26 SPENCER, FRANK. On Sunday, December 1921 his_residenct Ga. ave. Ni" SPENCER, cvoted orotner of Richard and Henry Spencer and Mrs. Mattie Wells, He also leaves five nieces and_one nephew. Funeral Thursday. De- Ccember 27, at 13 noon. from the Church of Our Redeemer, 8th bet. Fla. & and Barty bl nw. ‘Remains resting the W. Ernest Jatvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave D.W WALSH, MAURICE P. On Tuesday, Decem- ber 25, 1028, at his residence, 221 E st. 5%, MAURICE P.. beloved husband of Barbara A. Walsh (nee Nan Sullivan) and father of Martha B, Miller and William A. Walsh, Funeral from above residence Friday, ber 28, at 8:30 a.m.. thence Dec to St. Peter's Church, where requiem mass | i e R X lr:er.:mm at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. . PATS! ted this life Wi T FATSL, Doy i, e Vol dence, 1600 D ATSY '\ wife of the late Alm White, devoted mother of Re%ecen White, Mrs Lucy Woolen and the late Mrs. Annle Thompsol lrlnd- "urlgfi and g‘u. Lillle. Pler Notlcn of funeral later. In Memoriam. . WILLIAM. In memory of WIL- O GuEaLEY: vhond::urzod this life ten years ago, December 26, 1918. Some_day, some time, our eyu shall see the face we loved so well: Some day his hands shall be clasped in oyrs and never say farewell HIS LOVING WIFE, GERTRUDE CHES- CURTIN. RAY. A tribute of love and de votion to_the me; ory, of our dear mother. RAY CURTIN. who died three years a3o today, December 26. 1925. The vears of her life were numbered: When the messengers whispered low. “The Master hath come and calleth for She whispered. “I'm ready to go.” SON AND DAUGHTER, WILLIAM AND and relatives invited. irely means. One most DEAL FUNERA EAL FUNERAL HOME your newhbor” | LEWIS, CURTIN, BAY. In sad but loving remem: brance of our loving mother, RAY CUR- TIN, who died three years ago today, De- cember 36, The worl mn change from year to Qur lives from day to day, But the loving memory of my dear mother Snall never pass Awaz. There was once & garden of flowers, The roses in it were few. God wanted & beautiful rose And, mother. He took you. DAUGHTER. ELSIE DEAVERS. * DREEAR. EMMA. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, EMMA DREEAR. who departed this life six years ago today, De- cember 26, 1023. In Memoriam. NORMAN, REV. M. W. D. 'In Joving memo) d, M. W. D. NORMAN, who iife” two years ago today, here. 4 00d cheer. To me it brings sadness. But you are not forgotten, Nor will you ever be: As long’ as life snd m;n:gz last will alwa; of TS W ETHEL M. NORMAN.'® STARKE, SARAH C. In sad but.Joviag. tor membrance of rour dear wife and mather, SARAH C. STARKE, who departed th life_ three years_ago” today, December Patiently she suffered. Her pains were sore; Now they are ended. She suffers no more. The parting was psinful, Bul 'God kndw best When He clled our loved e home HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ® SWANN, RAYMOND §. Sacted to the mem- ory of ‘my devoted son, RAYMOND SWANN. who departed 'this life thri years ago today, December 26, 1925. By the crystal waters flowing Lies a tree of life so fair, He is waiting for our coming In the upper garden there. The years of his life were numbered 4 When the messenger whispered low, The Master hath come and calleth for ee He answered, I'm ready to g You suffered hours, yes. hours of pafni To wait for cure, but ail in vain: So God alone knew what was best. . He called Raymond home to give him rest. HIS_DEVOTED MOTHER, MARY COL- LINS. - SWANN, RAYMOND §. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear grandson, RAY¥» MOND S. SWANN. who departed this lifé three vears ago today, December 6. .1925: Whep all my helpers il and comfortd Help, ob, Thy helpless, Lord, abide wifh . His toils are o'er, his work is done, And he is_fully blest: He' fought the fight, the victory won. And entered into rest. ' Loving and kind in all his ways, s prisht and just to the end of his day Sincere and {rue in heart and mind. What a beautiful memory you left behind. HIS, LOVING GRANDMOTHER = AGNES SWANN, RAIMOND S. In loving remem. brance of my loving nephew. RAYMOND 8. SWANN. who departed this life three vears ago tcday, December 26, 1925. Though you have been gone a little whils: To us it seems like years. Your old-time friends often speak of you How it fills our hearts with pain; You have gene forev Never to come home again. From the world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest God has taken vou. dear Raymond, Where you will find eternal rost LOVING AUNT, AMANDA STRAU ALTER. MARIE. In sad but loving re 'memhnlue o our deat mother. MARTE ALTER. who "entered Intg ' rést "elaht Jeats a€6 today. December 38, 1930. We shall meet her some bright morning. She Is waiting for-our coming, n the w ere. HER CHILDREN. . WEST, THOMAS W. Sscred to the mem. ory of THO! 3o VEST. Who departed this life De:ember We cherish the pmluu- heritage of a splendid life. HIS_ WIFE. DAUGHTER, SON A} GRANDCHILDREN. . WICKS, CORA. In sad but loving remen- IR SPRA athe Mauher SSHE SR who departed this. life one-year ago (% day. December 26, 1927. 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Upriaht faithful in all their ways, azacter so beautiful to the end of thelr e mother and sister, so kind, behind. Loving fatl eft el ) INS, . _Sacred to_the mem- LARKINS, LEWIS A. T S 412 H St. NE Lincoln 4 Modern Chapel Frank Geier’s Sons Co. =« 1113 SEVENTR ST. N.W. Moderp Chapel_Telebbipe = Main m’ ._D_.Z'.F__ JOHN'R. WRIGHT 80 _1337 10th 8t N.W. Phone_No: T NALLE ?..’.fi:‘.'.. Pormerly 131 1ith 8t. SE. No_Branch Office 522 8th_St. SE. Linc. CHAS. S. ZURHORST . # 301_EAST CAPITOL Ph oA Ly o fick. Dignified. fent Service, Automebile Service - Dul&ca."“‘ _ LINCOLN uu* 816 A ST. N.l. FUNERAL DISIBN& Gude Bros, Con 113F Sty "f-‘ st f dear hushand, LRRKING. % ho entered into eternal rest regret, For you were ours and we remember 1t all the world forg not which road we take, k or lone it be. it God will some-mu soin oad_which leads to the s WIFE. SARAH LARKINS. ELLA AND OLIVE. Sacred to the memory of our wife and mother. 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