Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1929, Page 9

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Price, $85.00 1 will give you a complete funeral, cars and all, cemetery lot in= cluded— $150.00 1 guarantee my service, $75 up, is perfect. CHAMBERS CO. Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertaker 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Col. 432 Chapel and Offices Col. 432 & shot fired The shot was fired while the insugu- ral party was proceeding from the ca- thedral to the presidential palace, but it missed the President and buried itself in the wall of the Casino Hon- dureno. President Colindres was elected Oc- tober 27, 1928, on a coalition ticket to succeed former President Paz Baraona. —_— Germany's rate of borrowing, $2,400,- 000,000 in four years, the Institute of International Finance computes, estab- lishes a record in history. SMOOT TO SEE HOOVER. Senator Smoot of Utah left here yes- terday for Florida, where he has been invited by Herbert Hoover, presumably for a discussion of the approaching ex- tra session of Congress. Senator Smoot is chairman of the finance committee, which will handle the tariff revision measure. ‘The Senator was accompanied on the Florida trip by a_son, Ernest, and two friends, Clarence Bitt of Detroit and H. 8. Anderson of Los Angeles. HE matter of choosing a funeral director should be a very simple one for the people of this community. Our services are well known to be the finest money can command—and yet that our prices are exceedingly low. We serve for as little at $125, for the complete funeral—or for as much as the family wishes to pay. %/wo EAL FUNERAL HOME "or reference,SAsR your neighbor’ 816 H STREET_N.E. Phones Lincoln 8200-8201 CHILDREN for Colds and Flu A of influenza is that its toxins upset the digestive system. “Dosing” further disturbs the digestion and should be avoided, except on the advice of a physician. As Vicks VapoRub is ap- plied externally, it can be used fnely, even on the youngest child, with no fear of upsetting the most delicate stomach. A SAFE EXTERNAL TREATMENT When flu is around, don’t let children keep a cold over-night. At the very first sign, put the child to bed. Apply hot wet towels on the throat and chest until the skin is thoroughly reddened. Then rub vigorously with Vicks, Spread on thickly and cover with warm flannel. . Leave the bed-covering loose around the neck so that Vicks medicated vapors, released by the body warmth, can be freely inhaled. They are breathed in direct to the inflamed air-pas- sages, loosening the phlegm and clearing the head. ‘At the same time, Vicks acts through the skin like a poultice, “drawing out” tightness and soreness. After a Flu-Attack Don't let the children get up too soon; rest in bed helps nature to build up the vitality. and be careful to avoid sudden chills. Don’t let them work or play too hard, ‘Above all, stop every cold at the start. ‘At this time, more than ever, colds attacking the weakened system may lead to bron- chitis, abscess of the ear, sinus-trouble, or pneumonia. Of course, Vicks 2-way action is just as effective for adults’ cold- troubles as it is for children’s. ICKS »VAPORUB Over-17. Millfon Jars Used Yearly IOFFICER WOUNDS SALTIS GANGSTER Gunman, Failing to Bribe Po- liceman, Tries to Make Getaway. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 4—Bullets con- tinue to cut down the membership of “Joe Saltis’ mob.” Eddie Piech got three bullets in the chest yesterday when he found police waiting for him in his apartment. Last Thursday it was Steve (Bull Cain) Kuczynski, “trafic manager” in the beer business of which police say Saltis is the head. Kuczynski was shot dead in a South Side apartment, apparently the victim of jealousies that have developed in the Saltis ranks since the leader be- gan serving a jail sentence for carrying concealed weapons. Tries to Bribe Officer. Plech was shot by Police Sergeant Thomas Casey when he tried to escape. He complained of feeling ill and asked Casey to get him a drink of water. As the officer stepped into the Kkitchen Piech leaped for the window, smashing the pane with his fist. Before he could jump Casey fired three times. With blood oozing from his wounds Piech propped himself against the wall. “Gimme a pass (let me escape),” said to Casey. “It's worth $100 to you. " “Nothing doing,” the officer answered. “Five hundred, then,” said Piech. “Aw, cut it out,” Cusey said. “All right, shoot me,” shouted Piech, lurching toward the window as though to jump the 20 feet to the ground. Gang Is Disorganized. ‘The officer fired again. Piech, wanted in connection with the Savoy ballroom, the Granada cafe and other recent rob- beries, fell with another bullet wound. HL; condition today was said to be crit- ical. Lieut. Wiliam Cusack identified Piech as a member of the “Saltis mob.” Since Saltis went to jail, he said, the gang has become disorganized, many members turning from beer running to other crimes. el Deaths Reported. e following_deaths have been reported to lh! Health Department in the past 24 hours: Mary Catherine Baker. 90, 499 Eve st. 8.%. {ames Nelson, 85, 3731 4th at. ax Cohen, 8. - o s, Georse Washington Hos- Saite B HULL 76, 1303 100 ot V. Ware, 75. 1495 Newion st. k.hh: Hutchison, 72, No. 1 Crab Tree : Louiss Rols, 70, Home for Aged and In- "Tomas P. Pendel. o9, Sinlex Hospital, John M. Biddle, 6 5, M. Joriolts, 55, Galinger Hospital ency Estherige Dovie, 58, Emen P“'l Walt . iton, 35, Sibley Hospl John q‘ ‘Snes, B0, 0. " & Belalers” Home nnapu 1 Rose G. Stephens, 33, 1040 Biltmore st. Denismin " Johnson, 33, Providence Hos- e H. Drechsler. 23, 1333 E st. ne. n Katiler, 3 months, Children's Hos: i Pleity 3. Arbour, 28 days, Florence Oritten- on Home. Alice Eliis, 66, Benning. D. Clark, ailey n.e. Wiliam ' Bagtey. Hospital. Orphelia S i, 35, 154 Elisha _Anderson, 35, Free Oipital. Mary Butler, 33; Frotidente Hnmm James Mobley, %, Children's Hospital, Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the followi Lewis A. Sinclair. 30. Alexandris, Va.. and Ruth Dorsey, %, Baltimore, Md.; ‘olson. George E. Willlams. 29, and Wanda Zac- Rev, William M. cxmu A Pukinton, 30, snd Bersics E. Thews, 27, botl Rev. Fiitem 3. wom Sss e an, foffma Ernest F. amm. 22, and Pearl V. Osley, ciekier B Hanter, 21 spd Nannie Mail- stock, 21; Rev. Willi gk, 22, Baltimore, Md.: Hoftm, A single weed plnnt of some specles may produce as many as 100,000 seeds in a season. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Beautiful—Enduring—Ceaveniont MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Oppesite Arlinsten Cemetery Ride out in the a{temoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauty a?o! s an evnlam;la memorial the love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month including interest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $18,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W, JAMES BEBRRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary MYSTERY CLOUDS DEATH OF WIDOW Alcoholism Blamed by Police as Bar Is Discovered in Basement of Home. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 4.—The mys- terious death of Mrs. Selma Burnha wealthy and eccentric widow, had as- sumed many aspects of a detective “thriller” y. Mrs, Burnham, who was left approxi- mately $1,000,000 by her late husband, gum machine manufacturer, died Fri- day. Police at first believed her death the result of poisoning, but have since turned to the theory of alcoholism. To- day they were seeking to find from bootleggers the name of the person who supplied her with liquor. From neighbors and relatives officers have gained the impression that Mrs. Burnham might have been given alcohol steadily by a person who knew it might cause her death. Another investigation today had for | 8itl its purpose the location of the assets of the widow’s estate. Officers found, hidden in an old desk, two bank books showing deposits of $25,000. A completely fitted bar was discovered in_the basement of her home. Police were holding Edward T. Riley, & business partner, who claims that Mrs. Burnham signed 55 per cent of the mmulaccurlng business over to him. A hbor wguaonce that Mrs. Burnham snl Riley given her something to drink fust before she went to the hos- pital where she died. A hearing on the estate was to be held in Probate Court today. A legal battle was expected between Riley and Mrs. Burnham’s relatives. The gum machine company was seized by the State yesterday pending the result of the police 1nvestlgnnon Monoxide Gas Fntal to Five. MONTREAL, Quebec, February 4 (#).—A mother and her four children were asphyxiated in their home here here yesterday by carbon monoxide fumes coming from a hot-water heater in the bathroom. The victims were Mrs. Romeo Parent, 25; Marcelle, 4; Andre, 3; Jean Paul, 2, and Lauren- tin, 10 months old. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, continued cold tonight; minimum temperature about 20 degrees; tomorrow increasing cloudiness; gentle north and northeast winds. Maryland—Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; not much change in temperature; moderate north winds. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness fol- lowed by light snow or rain in south- west portion late tonight or tomorrow; not much change in temperature; gen- “|tle to moderate north and northeast winds. West Virginia—Increasing cloudiness, not quite so cold in east portion to- night; tomorrow light snow, slowly ris- ing temperature. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 31; 8 pm,, 27; 12 midnight, 22; 4 am, 18; 8 am, 19; noon, 29. Barometer—4 pm., 30.37; 8 pm, 30.39; 12 midnight, 30.41; 4 a.m., 30.39; 8 a.m., 30.40; noon, 30.3! Highest temperature, 32, occurred at 3:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 18, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 63; lowest, 28. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 10:40 am. and u 22 pm.; high tide, 4 a.m. and 4:30 'romom'—-um tide, 11:34 a.m.; high tide, 4:54 a.m. and 5:21 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose, 7:12 am.; sun sets, 5:32 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 7:11 am.; sun sets, 5:33 p.m. Moon rises, 3:31 a.m.; sets, 12:55 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—sSlightly muddy. ‘Weather in Various Cities. Temperature. SIUIH S [ quspu ysur M0T 5 we g oy w g uwjupey Stattons. 00 s2jowmoreg] ** &wpiasas Boston. Mass, Buffalo, N. Y. ugulennn. 8. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) ‘Temperature. Weather. London, Ei London, England 26 Cloudy Gre Horta (P-un. Azores L (Gurent obsérvations.) to Rl Glear £t Toua LOST. BAR PIN, with T, Phone North 1 3“""‘ Getbs BRACELET LOST, piatinum_set 'th dl - mend snd ¢ “apphires. Reward i :od« 16th st bu. “Phone P'omnu Reward. Setinans” nooh. Re o war 3509-J. 'uog" o GLABSSES, b horn Timmed, Saturday at Sictiopopian: Thenur or F st. Rewal iumbia_3331-W. BAG lmunuon lligator; i fr front E‘nrn it returned to IHI oxm sxo blnk. bet. 15th 30th and dflnh -"' der ‘Dlease call 1833 "ficmm (e hite, le, s [ Bradley' 544. - SR, 7 PG ! *Renard. mfll“u‘f ward. _Cleveland_di s e ltht diy rommunluu vith REPRESENTATIVE’S WIFE DIES IN PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Mary A. Connolly ]:x;i!rcz After Long Illness—Funeral to Be Held at Home. Mrs. Mary A. Connolly, wife of Rep- resentative James J. Connolly of Penn- sylvania, died in Philadelphia Saturday after a long illness. Funeral services will be conducted at the home in Philadelphia Wednesday morning, followed by solemn high re- quiem mass at the Church of the Na- tivity, Philadelphia. Interment will be in the Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Representative Connolly and four children survive. Mr. Connolly has been a member of the House for four terms and has been re-elected to the next Congress. He is financial secre- tary to the Republican city committee of Philadelphia and a member of the rulvsl:e and harbors committee of the ouse, Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported Lfl Lhe Health Department in the past 24 Roy K. and Helen L, Wilkenson, boy. David W, and Ida E. Burke, Rithony ' and Josephine ©. Marsanopoli, ren, boy. N Rlfille. irl. eilly, Roh"! E. Ind fluth L Machat, boy. Frederick G. lnd Gertrude Sfl.fll “girl. Minor W. and Pearl L. Hani boy Joseph and Elizlheth M Krnhllnl IIYL Modestino J. and Ef Prasca. boy. George T. and vlmnm mzen g1 James O and ophelis A. Middieto er L_and Elizabeth J. Saund nd 8. Virginia, oy, 03. bo; Draths. AKE NIE. On Saturday. February 2, me o D aF Guores, Westmaton niversity Hospital, ANNIE. beloved wife S ToEn B, Avers uged T3 years. Funeral from her late residence, 3586 1ith st. n.w. on Tuesday, February 5, at 2 p.m. Rel Dives and Friends inyited to attend. Inter- ment at Glenwood Cemetery. ALDER. AMELIA €. on Saturday, February 1999, at 7 p.m.. AMELIA C. ALl be- Toved it ‘of “Wilifam H Alder. aged s S | services Tuesdsy, Kebru- 9:30 a.m. her_late residence, 4122 *Pessenden’ st niw. . Friends invited. Interment Lovetisville, Va. 4 APPLE, DOROTHY. On Sunday, February 3 1939, at her residence. 1663 Harvard st nw., OTHY, beloved daughter of Carl Bind Anna 8, Apm- Funeral private. BAGBY. WILLIAM. Departed this life Wed- 7,30 1929, et Tubereulosis s AM BAGBY. He leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn his departure. * Remains resting st the Rhines_funeral chapel, 3rd and o, oW Nbtice ‘ot Tumieral Inter. BEAVERS, WILLIAM MELVIN. On Sundas, February 3. 1920, at his' residence, Cabitol Heiehts, Md. IAM MELVIN. beloved Hesand i Vireie Basvers.— ¥ the residence of his. father. Beavers, 307 N, st. sw. on Wednesday. Pevruary 6, at 2. Reiatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 5° Deaths. REID. JOSEPH B. On Sundas. February, 3 a% his restdence, au’i o, QSEPH B, beloved hus- ban Reid, " Reinaing resting D e *funeral Home of Norval . Tasler: s, nv. Funeral from the under: Februa e o The Cntch ol the N‘um:‘ Brightwood, where requiem mass will be Celebrated at'9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. ' Interment at Arlington Nations) Cemetery. Relatives and 1runds invited. SHEPHERD. CHARLES LIEBERM on 3, Aneviiie. X ERMANN Con ot Thomas and Eiizabeth Shepherd: Washington, D. C., and a nephew of Alex- D R W of as Bark:r Shepherd. and his danshier, Mz ace Johnson Secrest. Asheville, N. auml Arlington Natlonal Cemetery, Tu-A day, February 5, at 12:30 p.m. SOPER. CATHERINE J. ruary 29, Gavcptes, Mere | Carolina'ave. n.e., CATHERINE J. Funeral services at the Baptist Church gt Gedar Grove Md. Tuesdav. February A p.m. Interment at Church Ceme- tery. “(Baltimore papers copy.) SYPHERD, ANNIE B. Suddeny. on Sunday February 3, 1920, ‘at _her residence. 301 NiE' R, Widow ot the Sypherd. and mother of Mrs. William Dulany Monroe. _Funeral ;rvm }mr home on Wednesday, '“’"i.r' . at 2 p.m. THOMPSON. MORVEN. On Mondsy, Febru- ary 4, 1939, at 6 a.m. at Garfield Hos- pital, MORVEN, beloved husband of Page arr Thompson. Funeral . John' Chureh, * Lafavette ~ Square, morning, ~February Boral'fa Rock Greek Cemetery. VAN RENSSELAER, SARAH DREXEL. On Sunday, Pebrusry 3. 1629, at Philadelphis, ARAH DREXEL. wife of Alexander Due notice of funeral On_Sunday, Peb- Tan Henmselacr: later. WARE. FANNIE E. 8. rted this life 1n E. FAN] L Chicago. E. S. W, “Bauanier of ine late Charles ‘and Hannah Bruce, sister of Mrs. Nannie B. Wilson end grandmother of Mrs. Lillie wate Davis. Tnterment in Chicago, IlI. ZIRKIN, SAMUEL_ On 1926, at his residence; nu AL e Fkin: Pancral sery- ices at, the sbove residence Monday, Feb- oy 4. e B D - Relatives and. frien JoeReatta atteRd" Interment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. (Pitisburgh, Pa.. papers please copy.) In Memoriam. BABCOCK, JAMES H. A tribute of love and devotion'to the memory of our dear father and grandfather, JAMES H. A ramicd Tiis e mineléen Years 260 today, February 4, 1910. It_matters not which road we take, How dark or lonely it be. We know that God will somewhere foln The road that leads to thee " PAMILY. * [ELIZABETH V. A tribuie of dear r Pebruary BASFERD, denly one ¥ Today recalls loved o md %0 rest. na thos are remembering. T e IB% ones’ who. loved thegt om, bes NELL] BASFERD, ELIZABETH V. 0 the ithful mother, ‘memory of our loving and ELIZABETH . "who departed this 'ife one year aso today, Pebrusey & Sacred te Dumt mother, how we miss you. ince from earth you passed away, Ang our hearts are aching tadly As we think of you today’ BLADEN, ELIZABETH E. Saturday, February 2, 1929, at estdence. 508 Virginia ave. s.e.« ELIZABETH E. BLADEN, beloved wife of the late Thomas S. Bladen. Puneral from the sbove residence Tues: day, February 5, at 2 Interment Gongressional Cemetery. © Relatives — and friends invited. BURNS, JOHN C. On Mondsy, Februg 1929, 'JOHN o husband ot Lillie, w{fx Hamns OBorvicss ae. the < o, funeral home, 2901 14th -{n r;r'l. ‘;l;ues’edg. bruary e Voo ‘Gemeiety, Phiiadelphia, Pa. (®hija- delphia, Pa., papers please €opy.) BURROWS, DAVID H. On Saturday, rzn- ruary 2, 1929, DAVID H, in his seventh year, son of Mr. and Mrs, M. Rockvilie, Md. nmem m’l‘uu~ “Baptist * lntennem Rockville Union Cemetery. d 3 N On Saturday. .LEN ROSE. the be loved peiear (nee Mor, merar 7 svvises uneral e 1ate Tome. at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. 5. thence to St. Prancis x’:‘fé Burrows, a. sung for the repose of her soul. Interment at Mount Olivet cememy 2¢ CHARLTON. WALTER On Sunday, Feb- ruary 3, 1929. at £y Hosbital, WALTER T 18 eats. beloved husband of Nel- iie Charlton. Puneral from his late resi- dence. 31 Frankiin ave, Hysuisville, Md., Tuesday. February 5. a Rela- fives and. {riends invited. nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. €OX. ANNA D. On Sunday, February l‘ 1929, at Providence Hospital, ANNA D.. be- loved wife of Archelaus Cox. Funeral from Her date residence, 3 B st se. on Wed: nesday. February 6. a . Relatives and friends invited. ‘inferment Prospect Hill cunemy. COX, EDWAR! On Saturdar. Pe.hru.l:y = A Xdinc! 221 1 ’ “n I;llgu.‘! "l’ov:d ulblnd ol Geore- X co‘ ‘lnd.! :"on Tu lesday, . Evu “uSOr“ '“ml tives lnd ‘riends Yitsd 1o abienid. Interment at Congres- Siona1 Cemetery: DALZELL, CHARLES N. On Sunday, rebm- 1929, at his residence. 5 West I ‘hase, Md.. CHARLES band nnie M. Dalzell. nerai’ serv- Py il Balnes, Episcaps] | Chureh, Chevy Chase circle, on Tuesday, February 5, at p.m. Interment pmn a DOERNER, ARTHUR On Mon: b k T e Alandria e apiial, X“B.HH?R‘&“ JERNER. Notice of funeral nen-mr lors. flfl? Georgia Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. GAINES. JULIA HARI life Sunday, February 3. 1929, at 5:50,p e N e 631 i st now. JULIA HARRIS GAINES, e L devoted wite of J. W. Gaines. devoted sister of Phnebln. Anthony and Stonewall Ballard. Remains at Wesley Washington & Co.’s, Tuneral directors, 2035 Georgia ave. DW. Notice of funeral later. HAYWOOD, HIRAM & Fuperal services for HIRA! Depasted _this O Pun Bestiay, Pebru tal on Saturday, :frycgmms Hmmb: held at Zion' Baptist Church, 43rd st. and Sheriff rd. ne, at : Bureh Weanesday. February, 6. Rev. Leon - "wormley will officiate. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. [ HAYWOOD, HIRAM uaity Hospital, ! 8. WOOD She beloved h\uhlnd of Missot e R e, H. Hayw Bihche tcherson of Cl!\elsnl. Shilo. He is also survived by two sisters, V. Hackley of thig city and’ M; L ! Boston, e catiania; xnuxvnu tanooga papers please copy.) S. Suddenly. at Cas- r of Cl se. N loy SLAD!. W. M, ALLAN A. C. GRIPFITH, s JOENSQN, 3C‘EPH E,, 5 ke om el sbriary 1. 1039 at his residence; e & Biizoerh 3 fson lhf hle Joseph. R and 1zabet ohns Funeral from Hanlon's funeral chapel 641 H st ne.. Tuesda: Biiitens ase at Hol 1 m .m. Interment Mount *iatioes bad triends tavited. JOSErH E. ilhineton. D. C. . B. lodge am. at 9 a tery. JQHNSON, Lodss p.m. purpose of paying tribute to the. of our late brother. Ji E. JOHNSON. Who passed to the lr-nd odge of the here: after February 1. 1929. ervi Hanlon’s chapel. 1 H ! Interment at Mount ‘ebruary D By order of NATHAN WRIL: Exaited Ruler. Altest: W. S. SHELBY, Secretary. JOYCE, cnnu:s WARD. | Saturday, Febo Tuary 2, 1929, N. C.. WARD JOYCE, neu e o, elored il band of Mary (nee_ Thissell) Jeyc: Remains resting at the 8. neral home, 2001 14th mass will e sune_ Wedtexday ll 8t. Ml!lh!ls Chureh. Tatérment “Atlington’ Cemetery. (Cleye: Tend. "Ohlo, papers please copy.) CATHERINE. On Saturday, Feb: )‘IIA!Y 3, 1929, at her home in New York T EHINE. (he beloved wife of the Iate Peur C. Kelly and mother of Dr. D. and Eulznt C. Kelly, formerly ol' nsmn:mn C." Funcral from par; iMam. Lae. Tuesdav. Februars Inlermcnl m Mount Olive KLEIN, BELLE F. On Saturday. Februa at Garfield P Riospitaly Washingto KLEIN, wife of the la ] leins - Remains _resting at chapel, 332 Pa. ave. n.w. FPuneral services on 'Tuesduy. February S o k. Interment in Cedar LAWSON, LAURA V. On Sunday, February 3, 1929, at her residence, 135 E st LAURA V. LAWSON, wife of uu Nate Charles L. Lawson. Tesidence eu Tueaday, el m. (Leesbur s Vo Sapers my.) ARE, JOSEPH y, Pebruary '" AT, B rnhhnc., S4581 i sonroe .y I"tl’ a short {line fl;vaa usbend of vireialy Ludeate a8 deng lnn. JHARWOOD . on Febru- A Nigband of £ ARend puricral from, Bt aret's Church, Conn. ave. Ban- place. T\‘:ld:’ ’lb!\l:l’!n 5, ll 1 Loving and kind in sll her ways. Upright and just to the end of her davs: Sincere and kind in heart and mind— What a beautiful memory she lefc behindl May her soul rest in peace, WILLIAM, THOMAS AND HELEN. * HACKNEY, MARY J. In sad remembran of my dear mother, MARY J. HACI Who, died three years aco today: Februars Juu three Jears ago today She was all t Even vet 1 scatcely know How such things can be. Yet T dream she is brave ugh the mists of b Wi HER DAUGHTER, HAUER, SYDIA. In sad but loving relwlli\A brance of our loving mother. HAUER. who departed this life four years ago today, February 4, 1925. Gone. but not forsotten, HER DEVOTED D GHTERS, ALICE AND rr.lnr, nnl! ELIZABETH. A tribute of love lo the memory of my desr mothers MARY ELIZABETH. who left me one year ago, February 4, 1 Sunshine, then rain; the plessure then came: On life do the shadows fall: The rose must die. the lips say good-bye, But the heart will 1emember sil. HER DEVOTED SON, HARRY. MEMORIALS. MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS 'DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 THE J. F. MANNING CO., Inc. 919 1571 STREeT N. W, | J- \\vILI I‘\M ITF'S SONS, CRb \1A10Rle 332 PA. AVE. NW__NATIONAL_ 1384._1388. T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Capitol St. NORTH 1976. Joseph F. 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