Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1929, Page 9

b GEORGE GLEIM DIES; SERVICES TOMORROW Electrical Dealer to Be Buried in Baltimore—Survived by Widow. George Gleim, 33 years old, died at his residence, 430 Crittenden street, last night of pneumonia contracted a week ago. Mr. Gleim was born in Baltimore and came to Washinigton seven years ago. Here he married Miss Mary Weber, daughter of Headquarters Detective Sergt. Charles J. P. Weber. He was the owner and manager of the cdelm; | his Electric Co., 608 Newton place. He is survived by his widow, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gleim, NG TAR, WASHINGTON Arbutus, Md.; two_sisters, Mrs. H. Sheely and Mrs. Katherine Reid, and his brother, John H: Gleim of Balti- more. Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. and the |body will then be taken to the home |of his parents, where services will be | held Friday. Interment will be in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Births Reported. Edward W. and Catherine A. Hobson, girl. Monrce K. and Evelyn L. Hall, girl. Willlam T. and Annie R. Wilkinson, girl. Gooden and Jane Zollinhofer. boy. Theodore, C. and Audrey V. Unler. boy. { L and Amy E. Breckenridge, girl. a Carroll, boy and | and Maggle Willlams, girl. Richard and Pearl E. Dowell, girl. Nimrod D. and Carric B. Fisher, boy. Curley and Edith V. King. Tee T. and Jennie Thornt JHarry and Eloise Trent. bos A telephone in the living room, library, or den. Another beside the bed and one in the kitchen. Extension telephones are so handy. So convenient. And so low in cost. Just a few cents a day—about the price of your daily newspaper. Haven’t you often needed one? day! Tell us to Now'! thought you Give us a call to- put one in THE TELEDPHONE WAY THE WAY OF TODAY THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY George’s Semi-Annual DOLLAR (3208) FAMOUS MARYLAND SHIRTS $1.50, $2, $3 Values All high grade materials. White and fancy broadcloths, madras, rayon broadcloths, etc. Famous Maryland STA- SET COLLARS and neck- band styles (some with 2 sep- arate collars to match). (600 so-called seconds) ~i|NEW MEXICANS SEEKING FUND FOR CATTLEMEN By the Assoclated Press. SANTA FE, N. Mex,, January 16.— W.'R. Morley of Magdalena left Santa Fe yesterday for Washington, where he will attempt to get $88,000,000 in profits of the War Finance Corporation | distributed to the cattlemen of the United States. Morley, a New Mexico rancher, said the War Finance Corporation was not created to be a profit-making concern. He said the United States Treasury | loaned it $500,000.000 to aid the live stock industry and that it has now | paid back $499.000,000, together with all interest and has $88,000,000 in profits on hand. Morley will confer with the New Mexico members in Congress. | Emperor, IFORMER JAPANESE ENVOY T0U. 5. DIES Count Sutemi Chinda, 72, Succumbs to Short lliness at Tokio. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, January 16.—Count Sutemi Chinda, 72, lord chamberlain to the died today after a short ill. ness. He was Ambassador to Washing- ton from 1912 to 1916, and also served as Ambassador to Berlin and London. He was graduated from an American university in 1881. AIDED U. APAN RELATIONS, Popular Socially Here While Serving as Ambassador. Count Chinda did much to promote relations between the United States and China during his term as Ambassador to Washingten from February, 1912, to Jul 1916, and was social\g popular Fur many years one of the foremost men in the foreign service of his coun- try, Count Chinda was a member of the Japanese mission to the Versailles peace conference. In 1921 he accompanicd the present Emperor, then the Crown Prince, on his tour to England and Eu- o) %ount Chinda entered the forcign of- fice in 1886, when 29 years of age, and his promotion was rapid. He served at one time as vice minister for foreign affairs in addition to the position of Ambassador to such important posts as Washington, Berlin and Londén. As lord chamberlain to the Emperor, Count Chinda was a member cof the privy council at the time of his death. JURORS TRYING PAIR ON DRY CHARGE DISAGREE Ruby Widenhouse and W. K. Hood Accused of Violating Liquor Laws. i After deliberating several hours on the charges of violations of the liquor laws against Miss Ruby Widenhouse, 23, and William K. Hood, 26, a Police Court jury late yesterday reported it could not agree and was discharged by Judge John P. McMahon. Miss Widenhouse, who gave an ad- dress in the 1300 block of Belmont street, was atrrested in a raid in the 2900 block of Eleventh street, - where Hood is said to live, last September. ‘The woman is charged with sale and possession, while her co-defendant is accused of possession. The couple nre represented by Attorney Harry Whelan, while Assistant Unibed states Attorney R. F. Camalier appeared for the Gu\'emment yesterday. Accident Insurance Le Roy Goff Insurance—All wo.,a‘:::fl'nu.. Main 340 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W.- Main 984 W.W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . .......$195 “THE BIG SHIRT Event” of the Season A Sale that hundreds of men wait for twice each year. Not just dollar sale shirts, but na- tionally famou Maryland Brans Shirts—in the very newest styles. Stock up at this $1 $150 Steel Vaults. .. .$85 $200 Complete Funerals . ......$100 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. Champion of Health! Simpson’s is the drink of champions, for it champions perfect ph, conditon, Particu- now when every member of the (amll( should fortify itself againts the onslaught of flu, grippe and colds, D | WEDNESDAY, Statesman Expires COUNT SUTEMI CHINDA. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain or snow. probabiy mixed with sleet tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising temperature; lowest tonight about 28 degrees; gentle to moderate northeast and east winds. Maryland—Rain or snow, probably mixed with sleet tonight and tomorrow, slowly rising temperature; moderate to fresh northeast and east winds. Virginia—Raln in extreme south and rain or snow, probably mixed with sleet in north and central portions tonight and tomorrow, slowly rising tempera- ture tomorrow and in extreme north portion tonight; fresh northeast and east wids. West Virginia — Snow, probably changing to sleet or rain tonight and tomorrow, rising temperature. Record for Twenty-four Hours. * ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 45; 8 pm,, 39; 12 midnight, 34; 4 am., 30; 8 am, 25; noon, 33. Baromeler—4 pm., 30.74; 8 pm, 30.33; 12 midnight, 30.42; 4 a.m., 3047; 8 al 30.51; noon, 30.47. l-nghe.!t temperature, 47, oceurred at 2:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest, 24, oc- curred at 8:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last yea Highest, 41; jowest, 33, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey,) Tudny-—Low tide, 6:05 a.m. and 6:15 pm.; high tide, 11:48 a.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:41 a.m. and 7:07 p.m.; high tide, 12:04 am. and 12:37 pm. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 7:25 a.m.; sun sets 5:11 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:24 a.m.; sun sets 5:12 p.m. Moon rises 10:49 am.; sets 10:57 pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunsqt. Condition of Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Vatious Cities. g‘l‘rmurutun "’ § = gs & Stations. 258 Toudy t.eloudy . cloudy . Cll)* ly . Pt.cloudy (213 Etcioudy lou altimore, irmmeha ismarck, @ i3 . cloudy oudy 2I8REBE, uron. 8. Dak. Indianapolis, 0 Jacksonvilie, Fla. Kansas City. Mo, Mo Angeles. . gumufi New Grlea New York, N.Y. 3 klahoma ' City. rsuss: $3-Fd O 8 X S £ i Cleway Line Takes 17 000 Lives. In the building of a railway line in French Equatorial Africa, l’!ozflullbor- ers have died from disease, privation and exposure, according to latest re- ports. As only 87'c miles of single track have been laid, the average num- ber of lives lost is 200 a mile. FOUND. rok LOST A ‘« League, 349 mry and_ ave. m Ad WATCH, corner G N , sfi egmmwwflgulfi' LOST. AND RIM, size 29x6.50. AUTO TIRE Rockoile ana Con m Do o P S erelslonal Librar M"fln LOOCH. gm. solitaire ditmond emm.drs‘r‘u D(;LLK! Doo f"" cgliar, a¥ ro D, DOG-—'Te fl Alr dll! bro'n l an; hurt ta) license .'0520 Albli\ G S PN v e i p:‘::;,i al tp. nay Bt 'x from "l‘ o lg}' .;‘ d\w ntoraty. “Reward. Call Cleveland D uvu ana white Spaniel, ¥ °? it by Sule: G st white, dai tail, ll l'llh ll\d Pll’K rd. th’lr;! ;!ll ‘llllf! ‘R GEASSES, davk TipiEd, in BIACK & on du 5, Crenihg, °'r'd".‘mam; mv car ovr‘ betwt Ae cm Adams onl'even Bk HAMILTON GOLD WA’ Terrace Apertment; H Dl"‘fl“"' . “&! Groves, 3308 Rhode Tinnd Ave, M. nlmen HANDBAG PURBE Sunday. . in ear going north n"l?{lnm-\:?dfl"l e containing money, glasses nrq._ c_ all_Decafur 5431 uun Beh . OF cill Lincota oo s "‘?F 3 ODD STOCKINGS. Fhone Adams 1 ibers T 5 D. F it Tl o 0. "LIbGFAT TewArd Tor Feturn, AGAmS KETBOOK, wontalning “money, | meF- and glasses, in Wasl Fioase culi Adnmis suitable reward. p‘PcKBTBoDK, Plack , Teathye, Soncained entification cards ave. n.w. wal Fhons: Matn W Ba ’“ POLICE PUPPY, abolt 10 weeks ol ish-brown_ color: ears furned aown. * |i§‘fl' s -‘:u 210Dk pinss n‘i‘ W B 3 fountain hm. AL MoKl ln\ey nl'g. Schoo P\'sx: o, Call JigKiniey Han Sl rl‘nn. Room Sather t. RING—Widow's fllnlemtnt rl entiment attached: diamond 18-k, white gold filigree mminu 0 Hencrods Fewa Cle el lND, i 3 Bl A rafl % 320,_or. WRI ST, TCl it \land Gth. & ?n Bn.e. bfmum above \‘- 5 " Rewa WATOH, lady's. Whi’ vmnn!vfmn % Yol o ade® please réturn’ to 1! . 1083;_réwari ANUARY 16, 1929.° MRS. MOLLIE CRANDALL DIES AT PORTLAND HOTEL Resident of Washington for 50 Years—Active in Charitable ‘Work. Mrs. Mollie Crandall, 73, widow of the late Capt. Clark P. Crandall, U. S. A., died at her residence at the Port- land Hotel Monday. Born in Maine, Mrs. Crandall came to Washington 50 years ago, where her husband died after they had resided here for 15 years. She has been active in charitable work. Funeral services will be held in st Matthew's Church tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery. {TOWNSEND FUNERAL | TO BE HELD TOMORROW { Washington Dramatic Leader and Expression Teacher Vietim of Month’s Illness, Funeral services for Capt. Edward C. Townsend, 90, prominent here as a dra~ matic leader and as a teacher of ex- pression, will be held tomorrow after- noon at 1 o'clock from Takler’s under- taking establishment, 928 M street. Capt. Townsend died Monday night at Walter Reed Hospital after a month's illness. Capt. Townsend was born in Ann Atbor, Mich., and cducated at Fairfield Seminary, in' New York. Upon leaving school he enlisted in the 152d New York Volunteers and served through most of the Civil War with the Army of the Potomac, being retired for dis- ability. He was a member of All Souls’ Uni- tarian Church and lived at 1475 Colum- bla road. His widow, Harriet E. Townsend, and one daughter, Miss Ada Louise Town- send, survive, Deaths R.eported The following deaths have been repotted to ours the Health Departm lFld 89, ll""fi‘:d'he g wiey, 80, 236 1tn st. ne. wnnué\nfih" “Sehinup, 37 m'ixz Tth . Angeline L. Brg ks, s RoBernog L yRIgEKs B4 02 jiit] "“""": e Emma _Ide, 75, m\‘ldence Hospital. Allce Mangum, %, Georgetown Hospital. Har: Shnnlu "75, 4611 8th st. Delie’ ot 74, §16 23rd st. Elison or jidence Hospital. t 1 Townsend, 61, 34 n.e. ‘Nnncy Coleman, 64, Georgetown' Hos- Clmon E_ Wilson, 63, 3124 10th st. n.e. pgoln, 8. Woodrut, 56, George Washington Wiliism A. Youns. 51, S0l 1ath at. ne. ;rlnnclx B, Weller, 48, iS00 Farragutst. e Bitenertss 26, €38 " Pirier ‘rages, 21, Sibley Memorial Hos- ty, 6. Providence Hospital. .‘Rlnlnrd AR A of Wil 3 ot Geofgeton ool *° ";"’"lm' reg, Marsiail, 62, Freeamen's Ho Bond. 80, 1318 Q s e h - Lampkins. '55. e 3 Mle !m\wtll Gallinger HMD tal ida B. Daniels, 4, Garfleld Hospt tan’ Binckueil, 42, ran Hospital. Lottie Wilbanks, 38, 1204 ihes Brookss 't months, Oiidren's Hos- pital nmh- Miller, 1 month, Children's Hose tal ry J. Thornton. 18 days. 607 L Thtant of Bavia Vavshan: 15 daye, oBil: dren’s Hospital. . An honor group in dancing—The Or- lcehem—hu been organized at Welles- @ards of Thanks. DAYIS: MARY VIBGINIA. We wish fo et s N TelAtiven 108 Helt Acks oF s athy and the'\m i Roral"Siboter o ‘denth ot our” beibvod wife and mo 01 %‘ S’Am AND CHILDREN. * W ’n\fl hllll of lh! a preciation '!or thei . ‘ M!I’E 3 l!l’l!l y and the belnlgl\l;%fhfllr; Fs Braths. ANGELL, BENJA! IK F. Sn Tfllxdlm .Yl jary 15, 1025, BEN, 9, of tne | lue Plllllne !\;I Deat’s fu iceal home: i Thubsday. Jans GAL t Fe‘%m 1o 0'a.m. Interment Congressional ON, JAMES. On Tuesday, Jnnnny u‘ ), &t Georgetown Hospital, —JAM! RRON. Punenl from his rnle resids auu P st iday, January 18, of atives mu ut a5 Tnviced. ® CRiggy Relatives riends invit Kingiy BENEZETTE, MARGARET Ay, On January (e nmnm ' Janu uevomx r; Rems H ll hr! mden fi . Sliter o ola .l{lr'ry .na] urw uneral ‘cha Giarke Co,. 14 418 Horia "ve n.e. Funeral an, ry i b, Tist Ghutch, NoFtR Capitol Friends ‘and Feiatives lnvneu”]"' b & PBROOKS, ANGELINE 1. On Bunds at, het” reigencs, D b o0 at Plau [ n Mon l 3‘ Yan be’ snid Viiheton National CROWE, ELLA - life Honu.y.'}‘gnulryw%. Jan- 334 11 Funergl hio. arsday, January 17 ock l At Pavhe's Cemete °m . ‘The precious one ( 3 The voice we 'novi?a'“u“’s fi'(':f: e The Blace is vacant in our home hich never can be flled. e miss the welcome footsteps the one we loved so dear. ofe ex;““'? lsten, for her comitie, sure tha neat: e BelSfive FABRITZ, MAX EA On Wednes Januars e ence. i‘(o MAX EAR- A isbang artha Fabritz. Funeral from his late Friday, Janunry 18 'at 2 pan. and friends invited. nnm\m. li:lunnn F. On Monda a 9. at_the residence of D Cllrefice JFernuid 1514 co Interment sidence elatiyes 17 wednndu. J-nuny 16,-at 2:30 p.m. u N. e%?mh,‘ Jnm!;; 1 len \ner frm nmn ols ave i Thireday” January. |1 li tzf tives and friends invited. nterment Con- gressional Cemetery. n Mondey, January 14 fu"ABA POS. o e oSl ‘?’ e 9 Fre. R i “"“fmf"a"z'.': v e G n%‘n‘!i 18 late Gidim d_ Duspand i e Jetidence, of Funeral trom rlmnde uary 17, e !\' ‘U t ¢ resi- ence’of Sm i gefiru 5. “gleim, 13 a 1) ik Bemetery Trom '5 dress ‘at "2:30 pom. Priday, Vl " amit me. e at Fairfax “sml % hduab . sdny, 5-'"'" Hoflf-‘v."flflm Ftefax Court Houses " nn.nnlénc 8. Suddenly, on Tiesday, l(n o cnn‘ I i hiathe n er's Sons Co. ul e n et of funeral -llfl.fl'lv l" 'Jl l mflfiml!‘ Jan- l ll ro B2 nmmw S ORotice ‘of funcral May his soul rest mls% p— HARTNETT, Ri &, ! on i B & TON, wife i i o R g‘"z‘la‘d‘lnon.’ tdfiel Pn':klx thi ‘grandchildre A AN and ™ Earl *Middieton: s devoted father-in-law, Charles Hatton, and_a host of other relatives and friends. neral Thursday, Hored Baptist between B and o'clock, Rrv c. WINES. urch. on North Caraling aves Fox, pastor. R. ll‘l‘ on Monday, January A Jogh, St Georie Washingion Univer Hospital, R. CLIFFORD HINES. belo e husband of Emiua L Hines. ‘Funersl serv; ice from the H. Hines Co. funeral home 2001 14t ot T CFBursgay. Jani y 17. at 2 p.m._ Interment Rock Creek n and friends invited. 16 CLIFFORD. The members of eocintion” Gldest Tnhabitants - 81 sted to atiend, the funeral of out Inte HINES. from the 4th st. O e e T, H B RovEs, President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. OWARD, fMcers and “members O A P ot Eadies Auxiiary. No. 64 Bha District Auxiliary. No. 2. Knights o are notified of the death of HOWARD, out, past treas D st ke ORIl meeting Thatsday evenin 192 pm., Erptian Punersnl at ciny, Jamiary ig. a9 am. from Vincent Lne Paul_Ci CKS DN! Rem.‘xm may be uneral parlors Funeral Thursday. January 17 at 1 from the above funeral parlors. A, OfTuenday. Junuary o of ey Josias, ana. ere i Jean Chafin. Remains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis funeral parlor. Georgia ave, Funeral at Wyumme o KROEGER, MARY A. On January 14, 1020, MARY A. widow of the lite George L. Krveger and deuehter of George and rary Zollinhoser Wagner. Relatives and frieads are invited fo attend the funeral services aL the Tesidence of Mis Henle) W. Lanvale Baltimore, Interment priv | SARANL SARAH “LAMPKIN dled members of the B ETUAEY ¥ Avavelation are hereby motifed that an assessment is now_due. TATE, President; SOLOMON JACKSON, F. Sec. LEE. JOSEPH. De anuaty 15, 1921 residence of his Virginia ave. s. Yensen to moen their Lot & beloved aunt, five cousins and a of other relatives and friends Funeral Priday. Jahuary 18, at the residence of his munt, 331 Virginia w. Interment Arlington Cemetery. RYMAN. HAROLD MARTIX. January 14, 1929, mmenu, N304 ‘Emerson MARTIN, youngest o of man_ (nee Martin) Maryman, Funeral o' the "abov Tesi- \3 nee op Thursday, January 17, at 9.a.m.. thence to Holy Comforter Ohurely wheré mass will beysaid o Relatives and friends fhvited 16 MARX, n'm:nmn on Monday. 4 19" Columbla rd. A SELLER M R Fiherat Thomer 2001 ‘Tath st. fiw: Funecai service ot the “First Reformed Church. 13th and Monroe sts. n.w.. Thur ary 17, af p.m. lnlfl'ment Cllemmna Semeters, Relatives and friends invited. MARX, KATHERINA ZELL Members of e Ladies Aid Society will meet Thurs- Hay, Sasuary 17, p.m., at the Fitst_Reformed ‘Churoh. 13th_ and Monroe sts. n. to atf enfii the funeral services of KATHER I e T, JARRELL, Pres. ANNA M. nonum Bec. January 15, A%’?fi ueloved néo(‘\er of John A row t Jarvis Co. funeral Jobrnest dervia 0o foPefe: CAM!IBN‘ On g, ot her resl. AR- jOR, widow of Bera nernmt MeGREGOR, MARGARET Monday, .'v.num‘ 14, lo2s dence. Apt $old N_McG! ot MeGreRor. Funeral fesidence on Thursday, Janu elock am: Friends fvited to Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. " day. Janu- MITORELL, MRS, MARY., Mondes. Jary- A%ed 104 years, 441 Brown eoutt. . ENT. Dn ‘Tuesda PARKER. FLORENCE KENT. O A PARRER beloved dlullh!el' 0( thfil Riaris Marshall and nlece of Mrs. Mary Ell Wil- ing resting at Boyd s i, te, . Puneral I D, LORENCE, Members of the Col. ng Rellet Assoclation are here: | de: By nounea v.u ath atiity J-n\{. neral :\ Lor. mn um ".1:" n. YNE, MILTO! : n will be & ‘rul eol}ligmnllcnuan ; Maunt l};rmurtl Japuary' 17, a1 g zo":‘:{:fla’m unerel of our ' late broti e Members are urg 'f. o .u “"' W s o MeMTLIAR, secremy .vmm ARG a ner o lde 11 ".l IVE ey e r\.lns Nl'-lnl’ at lg“ b ll?d n C’h\flfl!- l",ll c-mtnl sts.. ?fldly. January 18, af p.m. Rfl.""l llld {rl!nd! invited. xmermsnl Glenwood Cemetery. RODIE! KA‘I‘IL EN C!C A l i ! 6 s [ {hice Clnr;‘unbfi b!lo"d er. i A Snaertaking, fldnv. m Rol Co. funera the of he Olfver omrterv “ehativ vited to attend. 0OTS, HA B, On Tuestar. Jnmn T2, 1. beovidenca nu?n HHE BROWN ROOTS. beloved wil vl Sames & | ts, law Francis fimu i Florence .;u clock p. atives and ffifim neibed: SEWELL, HAIY‘ S\lfld!nly. 'sd . at her residence, 20: fter & short iliness, Siste, . l‘ouee of huneral later. * MAIY All oA embers of J. E. wil. o neek at She) uulden e ul Mrs, N. ] N 'riday night, Jan , Qe !to A'I:Inn ot ‘Tuneral of Bister 5 E KEYS, W. G NELLIE B. CHAPMAN. N d SRIPLEY, SARAN B, On We Wednes B, AH E. ba ov!d mflther o( Rl 3 ldshor- u lmn\ e rul jence of her i Brashear: 1 m, 3”\ hter, ida; nuars Pt whéu'hu'naa':{m alnd. 1 IAH. Plfliy Japuary I5 ll" at sw,. % \Irl i ‘d '7 ‘fl"‘ ml& ‘r“\ew nes! Co. Biorela W ‘2223 AN, WeeTER o"'ri""nuvd wife George 8he leaves to mourn their loss & Husband, 1 sister, 3 brothers and lors, January 13, of e rer® puneral Sundey. Jaluary P from the House of Praver, Bth fnd TOWN! HII EDWARD C. On 51' January 14, 1929, EDWARD C. TOWNSENI g, Creston Apartmenis, 143 Conumbla 1d. ineral services on Thursday, January 1 et Tavier's Tunerai pariors. 928 M st n.W. Inlermenl puv ate. WARFIELD, CA, day. January 16 102’. s, 8. On Wednes- %t She Sesidence of aple_ave.. Takom . 8. WARF! Frank o} Remdins resting at t e o™ Nauee of rancral inter. WILLIAMS, TOUISA M. On Sunday, Janu- 1 6 p.m.. u Iu{‘ residence. A beloved inton And Agnes ther of Marle Wil- hristing Greene. Charlotte, nre‘we Gallogay. | runenl O At Th. trom E. Ghureli, “Mth and B gts. Relatives nnd Triends Tovit . On Tuesday. January Rk 3! riuld?l?ee of her dausnter, E fiey wite F b fre tl ABETH, Francls wilis residence on am. thence to st be_said ot tefends lnvl!efl *Snterment in Lfim.m Olivet crm NNIE F Sunday, .'lnunry wmfifi‘ 5t her resicench, 08 5 k. E. widow of e \V Pllllel'l .wenlm at 3 Histian Cnurch Relatives Fh\vnsmm Interment St. Louls. YOUNG, ELIZABETH. ocelyn i Mrs. YOUNG., Widow "ot Robert mcther‘ ‘uel Magde A. Youts Fune; g ints' Epls rel t 1oie. 'Lrhl-y."Snnuim‘y,e 18, ': X, In lmnrtm. el loving s s o‘n it rother: seven years ago today, nn nu- ont - Avenue and friends Mo. 16 A tribute dear son (VI UT, who dee parted this, life «ix Teats ago today. Jae uary 16, 1 8ix years hlw Dassed since that sad day, When the one I loved was called away; God took him home, it was His will, But in my heart I love him still. Every day my thoughts are with you. And at night for you I pry May the angels guard above you Till We meet on judgment da: In_the graveyard safely sieeping Where the flowers auietly wave, Lies the one T love so dearly In the lonely. silent erave. Sadly HIS LOVING r\Tm‘n “Np MoTHER, L ANTRAUT AND BLANCHE E. BHRMANTIAUT, GIESLER, DANIEL In loving rememhmrc- of my dear fathe ER. who DANIEL GIESLER. departed this life twenty years ago today, January 16, 1909 In lie T loved nim. In death T will always remember him HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, KATIE. * HICKS, JOSEPH H. AND MARY J. A tribute of love to the mémory of my dear devoted PHH. g0, August 17, 1921: MARY J. HICK: Sear ago today, January 16, 1928, Gone but not forsotten, LONELY DAUGHTER. MAMIE H. HICKS HOLT, RICHARD. In_loving remembrance of my dear brother, RICHARD HOLT. w15 passed out of this life twelve years 273 today, Jabuary 16, 1917, T am, thinking of you. brother dear. Thinking of t PictuFing you i memory Just as I saw you last. You left behind a broken heart That loved you so_sincere. That never did and never will raet you. brother dear. BROTHER., GEORGE HOLT. * LEWIS. KATHERINE HUNTER. In lovine dry of my dear mother, KATHERING s two vears HUNTER i 160 today. 3 HEN'ONLY DAVGHTER, MAY. MACK, MARY. In sacred memory of our loving ‘mather, Y who lett us e Sear oo today: January’ 16. 1928 ng bescefully and resting. ife’s worry. trial and suffering past: Work 15 ended, race is you are go L ¢ N uw(..n‘m HELEN, AND M W. In loving mem- 1 husband and father, WIL- AM W. MAGRUDER. who entered into Ciernal Yest Janusry 16. 1913, One by one earth's ties are broken, e shal IS WiFE, LIZZ1E 3. MAGRUDER, AYD CHILDREN REYNOLDS., MADELINE RUTH. A tribu‘e 'oF love to "the. memory. of out. beloved daughter and mother. MADELINE RUTH REYNOLDS. who departed this life twelve years ago today, January 16, 1917. You left a memory fair and sweet, Its fragrance shall never die; s Bure And sweet MOT! MARY ROBINSON, AND DAUGHTER. BEATRICE. SPRAGUE, JOHN H. A tribute of love and devotion tu_the memory of my dear hus- band, JOHN H. SPRAGUE, who left me one year ago today, January 16, 1 In_my home you are fondly remembeud. Sweet thoughts still cling to your name: The heart that loved you 50 dearly in life Loves you in death the same. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LILLIAN P. SPRAGUE. . monumem Juausnlmnu DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Tue J. F. Manning Co., Inc. ‘ 919 15TH STREET N. W. 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