Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1929, Page 9

otz /e 13i9-1321 F Strect Apnl 15 STETSON HATS BO_gTONIANS St. Albans Clothes Our own 45 Suits That we sell for $29.50 All Have Extra ‘Trouse\rs One huge assortment with coat, vest and two pairs of regular trousers---and the golf suits of coat, vest, regular trousers and knickers. Marvelous Values! Hours: 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. For the man who likes blue —either a fine serge or un- finished worsted that will net wear shiny. Blue in a suit gives an air of richness and dignity. For the man who likes gray —unfinished worsteds, cassi- meres and tweeds in pattern effects and mixtures. There are Cambridge grays and Oxford grays and other tones too—cut in graceful lines, authoritatively styled. How does a swagger 4-piece golf suit strike you? Three-button coat with patch pockets, long trousers, vest and knickers—all in good-looking St. Albans tweeds. It’s a typical par value for the outdoor man. The Latest, Smartest NeckWear The Londonderry Cravat—superb satins with crepe back, in variety of plain colors. The resilient Londonderry construction is proof agunst wrinkles—absolutely. They’re hand 1 .50 ALBERT LEVERING, ILLUSTRATOR, DIES Architect and Painter Is Vic- *{im ‘of Heart ‘Disease at Age of 60. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, April 13.— Albert Levering, illustrator and painter, died of heart disease yesterday at his apart- ment in the Hotel Chelsea. He was 60 years old and had been ill for several weeks. Levering's wife, the former Frances Jewell of Bloomfleld, N. Y., whom he married in 1905, was with him when he collapsed as he was seated in a chair. Mr. Levering, the son of Levi Lemuel Levering, studied architecture with. his father and aleo studied drawing in Munich. He practiced nrchltecwre for several years in San Antonio, Tex., then abandoned that fleld and became a newspaper artist. He had been con- nected with the Minneapolis Times, the Chicago Tribune, the New York Amer- ican and also had been on the staff of Puck, Life and Harper's Weekly. After several years he left newspaper work to become a successful book and ma e illustrator, but later returned to the newspaper field. Besides his widow, he is survived by a mother and two sisters of Kansas Cit; 'éu funeral will be held tomorrow morning, with burial at Rhinebeck, N. Y. —— ¢ past year annual revenue of Brmnh rallways dropped by $50,- 000,000 Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 OPEN A CHARGE .ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F THREE MARINES DIE ] IN CRASH OF PLANE Flyers Were Making Map of Proposed Canal at' Time of Tragedy. By the Associated Press. - MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 15.—A second leutenant and two non-commis- sloned Marine officers were killed Sat- urday afternoon in an airplane crash at Lake Nicaragua, near San Carlos. They were: Second Lieut. James Beaty McHugh, Clemson College, A . Piner, Roanoke, Miller, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lieut, Mcflugh was plloting the ma- chine, while Sergt. Piner was the pho- tographen McHugh enjoyed an excel- lent reputation as an all-round pilot and was highly esteemed by his fellow officers as a Marine combat man. The three men were attached to the 2d Marine Brigade. ‘The men were making a mosaic of the proposed Nicaraguan Canal, when their plane, a Marine lmphibun type CL-8, crashed. The cause of the accident was not learned by Marine headquarters. Bodies of the victims were placed on a lake steamer for Granada, where they will be transferred to a train for Man- agua and subsequent transportation to the United States. MINISTER FOUND DEAD IS DECLARED A SUICIDE Rector of Fall River Church Dies of Monoxide Poison—War Veteran Long IlL By the Associated Press. FALL RIVER, Mass,, April 15.—Rev. Harold I. Pair, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church for the past five and a half years, was found dead yesterday in the garage in the rear of his home. Medical Examiner Frederick R. Barnes, who gave a verdict of suicide, said car- bon monoxide was the cause of death. r. Fair had been in ill health. He returned to his work last Tuesday after a breakdown and was believed to have been working on his Sunday sermon until late Saturday. He was a World War veteran. He en- tered as a private and rose to be & cap- tain of Infantry of the 101st Regiment, 26th Division. | PRIVATE | AMBULANCES Best in City | Steel Burial Vaults Any Make 85 CHAMBERS 14th Street N.W., corner Chapin PHONE COL. 432 “@Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient 51 MlLlTARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Your opportunity for inspection 1S NOW. Vaulls are selling rapidly, only a limited number remain. Open every day and Sunday. A more fitting memorial for loved ones cannot be odtained. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Glass-front cremation niches for urns containing ashes can be purchased. Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 EXTRACT FROM LETTER: “I trust your whole organization will appreciation for ent manner in 1wl every detail was carried out.” JUSEPH (GAWLERS a..Z’fHfif.b MORTICIANS a!""l B. o % & CREMATIONS PZEN 1750-52-54 Penna. Ave. N.W. Main 8512-5513 Private Ambulance Service | |urday night near the family home, 6 || {miles from here. | des ndent and in a fit of BOY COMMI.TS SUICIDE. In Fit of Anger He BShoots Self Through Heart. UVALDA, Ga., April 15 (#.—R. H. Chambers, 16 years old, youngest son of Lewis chlmben coramitted suicide Sat- The youth became anger, it was , told his father he was gion; hlmulf or leave home. The fat! home and came to Uvalda. While he was in town the boy got his shotgun, left the house and about 300 yards from the house shot himself through the heart, dying instantly. Funeral services were conducted yes- terday afternoon. SMALLPOXFON LINER. 135 Aboard Vessel From India Vac- cinated at Marseille. MARSEILLE, Prance, April 15 (P)— | D Two Lascars were suffering from small- pox when the British India liner Ma- it g:z?ra arrived here yesterday nom. a. One hundred and thirty-five passen- gers, including Viscount Burnham, were | 10 vaccinated. The Mashobra is due in London Saturday. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the ollowing: Skhmer,w;: :_Rev. Isaae 3 Garland E. Moss, 26, Richmond. Va., and Ruby P Calbreath, 18, Bowling Green, Ve. George H. Ire 28, Waipole, Mass. gnd Mary L. Stomik, 35, this ity Rev. Jonh - Glvprich, 0od A_Bradfield, 24, Alexandria, V.. and Brigret E. O'Connor, 19, this cliy: Rev. e H W S Tolson. ! Al”lulllfl. Gauler er d Mary G.|pof (Noor j Horta (Plnh "azo Every Family 2 e X s is confronted |whh different prob- - lems, and among those problems one is more than likely to find one involv- ing dollars and cents. It is for this reason, more than any other, perhaps, that our policy of keeping funeral costs down has such a universal appeal. no more than he wishes; as little as Here one pays $125.00 for complete services. %EAI. FUNERAL HOM]". ‘Gor reference, SAsk yourn. neighbor” 816 W STREE Phowes Lincoln 8200-8201 ¢urh nt Thanks, u.:!' many nuum mmuun Bmlu. A'!m:;“" an ran AKER, WILLIAM L. rday, April . Toas, at the Yostdonce o? i sigtar, E. er, 103 4th st LIAM L. beloved Tusl and of ‘Hael ‘Baker, in_the r of his His loss is mourne 15 "wife, Hasel: three daush Ters. Ruth, Octavia’ and.Cerirud sister, G Becker of this city; brothers. B " of Roches O Baer ‘ot ‘Heartie, Washe: and lrlendx Funeral 1) the “above dent Tues April 16, at 1 p.m Felativen and Triends Tavited: Intarimeni at Arlington National Cemetery with mil- itary honors.. BEAGLE, JAMES V. On Saturday. April 13 t MES V. d., 18 Shifne of Blssed Eacrament. &t 9 o'clog Thterment a¢ Rtk Greek Gomevers. - oo | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morning, fol- lowed by partly cloudy and somewhat warmer in late afternoon; fresh north- east winds. Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy with | rain tonight and possibly in east portion tfomorrow morning; somewhat warmer in west and central portions tomorrow afternoon; fresh to strong northeast windl. possibly gales, | West Virginia—Showers, slightly cool- ‘r in north portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy wlth rising temperature in “vest portion. Record for Twenty-four Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m. 12 midnight, 47; 4 a. noon, 45. Barometer—4 pm., 30.00; 30.02; 12 mld.nlght 30. 02 4 l.m "93 8 a.m., 20.95; noon, 29.90. i Highest temperature, 57, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 43, occurred at 7:35 today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 57; lowest, 36. Tide Table. o (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tlde Dm high tide, 1 Tomnrrow—tnw tide, 7:46 am. and 8:36 pm.; high tide, 1:12 am. and 1:37 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 5:32 am.; 6:45 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:31 am.; sun sets, 6:46 p.m. Moon rises m.; seis 12:43 p. 4 8. Automobile lamps lighted om~halt ! hour after sunset. i Condition of the Water, Great Falls—Muddy. Weather in Varlous Cities. mTemperature ] sun sets sy &= weatner, - » Hd 0.48 Clear 2. Clondy 6.08 Cloudy ... Cloudy Abilene, Tex... Albany, 8. Amnne cu Baitimore, M¢ Blrmingham Bismarck, N. D. Boston. Mass a8 Chncinna Onlo Clevelan: 'nila's'ssy'uuuu_s: e S 3 833233882228, 3252 hil 2. Ehoenix At Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Me T Portland, Ore, 48 0.44 Cloudy 0.22 Clouds +..+ Ptcloudy Clear. Gloudy 52 Snowing Pt.cloudy leigh.' N, C. Salt Lake City. San _Antonio. San Diego, San_Prancisco. 108 Clea 0.01 Rnnlnl FOREIGN. (7 a.m, Greenwich ti oday.) Temp: . Westher. Part eloudy Rain | Part cloudy Clear rent ebcmmm-x A [ Hamilton, mng Part cloudy Plrt clnudy BirthsT?epor(c& The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 3¢ "hours: and M !v ":'}fi""' i nry Vermillion. " eirl Waiter W. and Sara C. Dona &n boy. JGeorse & g B A s roekmerer, gir] 4 Lilliaf B. Pumphrey. girl. Chastain Alma Segar. gir! john N._and Eil A Bern Broctor. L Robert E. d Minnie Ledbetter, boy. Tintus C. and Ruth Akers. eirl | ROBINSON. PRINCE. Buddents. on 'l'hurl-x |, 1501 B st. Bmhl. lDl'l‘hur parlor: erl lth [ " l'lllM ited to attend. R. Suddents. | PP%" T, WISTER | l‘fl' of Mu Mnon 1 Services rmm e otlce 1rer ™ turday, April 13. .. beloved nus- o Duberal Tusaday, . Thomas' A terment comch 1nvited. DELANEY, Dep; i1y Bindus.” ADH 10 1080, 5e8 st fuh triump} g ristian, taih, a6 fiy ml- .. Apt. IAM o dence. 8¢ D e Bevoted son-of Wi m and Mary O. Deluney. He leaves ia s a loving and devoted oken-hearted sisters, two & host of other reiatives d friends. Remains resting st the above rexmence after 12 o'clock Tuesday. Fu- neral Wednesday. April 17, at 2 pm.. from Ghapel HIll Church. Interment Chapel "HICHESTE! Sundas cemetery. ELY. CHEEVER NEWHALL on pril 13, 1029, CHEEVER NEWHALL FLY, t 501 | d | . Bervi t | Dis late residence. 1070 Madison ave., New | ork City, on Tuesdas, April 16, ‘at 11| am. Intérment Wednesday morning Cedar Grove Cemetery, Dorchester, Saturdar, TITZPATRICK, Saturday, April 1 m osERh FITZ- TRIGR. *r." Beloved husbang. of Lula | BT Birmatrick, "devated o 5¢ Dr. Mrs. Joseoh Bird Pitzpatrick. sr.: of Fugenia Fitzpatrick, Jessie L. rick, Killeen, Tex., veter: Remains a1 Tabler_fun st. n.w. Services p.m., by Dr. Willia Tent at Ariington. 3 pin. GASSE’ v, RSB, PRRCIAL P sy 1 JOSEPE BIRD. Jr. 929, a1 bis residence. h Tyesd mornine. ABF] Interment Mount Auburn Lemeters, Cambridse. Mass. HENYON. SAMUEL E. Suddenly at April 15, 1929 at bis residence. 5o SAMUEL E. HERYON. Years, heloyed. Rusband of M b PR T P IR O R NICHOLS. CLARENCE L. Suddenls. on Saf- urday. ~April 12, CLARENCE L. | NiHoL 8" ked 1 Years. Geloved: aon of Mr. and Mre. Willlam E. Hichols of 1832 I se. Funeral from h Tiesda, ‘ADrIL 16, at 2 p.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. NOONAN, JAMES J. On Wednesday, April 10. 1926, ‘at San Francisco, Calif, JAMPS J. beloved gon of the late James Daniel and Annie Noonan. Puneral services on Uednesday, April ‘11, at St Gatholic Church, at gton Cemetery, Tied. O'CONNOR. GEORCE M. On Suiday, Anrn 4 'EORGE M., beloved son of the # ct5h ena Mary O Gommor. . Puneral m the chapel of Frank Geler's Sons Co. It R n.w., on Wednesday. April a.m. Requiem mass at the Ehutin "ol e Tmmacuiace. Conseption At 9 n'elock. intives and friends inviied. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16% TARKS. CHARLES JOSEFH. oOn Sundsy. 41820, ai his retidence, Lawrence. c-m CHARLES JOSEPH PARKS. be- ved’ hutband of Mary Geriride Parks 4cnz"e' Gates). Interment Santa Clara. alif. 48 nterment Ar- Relatives ‘and sriends day. April 11, 1926, at 7:20 a.m_. at ihe residence of Miss Frances R. Cam) | n.e. PRINCE ROBINSON mm husband of Mrs. Sedie | Eseu_Robinson), services were hell| W. Chambers funeral parlors on "“‘l April 16, st 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 15 3 Saturday. April JOm F. 0n, Satuptar, dot) Funeral from his_lste o'elock. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. SHEEHAN, JOBN P. The m!lllbt" of the League of Tayman's Retreat are reauested | 1o meet at the residence of Hrother JOHN | SHEEHAN. deceased. 1569 Plrk on Monday evening. April 15, 8:30 o'clock. | ROSSA F. DOWNING, President. i ge, B will runvene in uulon 01 sorrow at 7 o'clock” p.m.. Monday, April 18, 1929. for | the purpose of paying tribute to '.h! mem- | ory of our late brother. JOHN P. SHEE- HAN. who passed to the Grand Lodge of the Hereatter April 13th. Ik services a® xm, residence, 1860 Pak rosd m. K} o'cloc] Fung resit 8:30 am. Aml I8 thence 30 Bacred feart Chi Inteimens s Me. Oliver B torast o OHN D. FITZOERALD, Exalted Ruler. Attest: W, IHILBY, ‘Secretary. SHEBWOOD. ELLA MAY, On Ssturdar. e erdencs. 930 Bnem: | AP st ne Sfter, o, short iinees, ELLA MAY SHERWOOD. beloved wife of the late ark R Sherwosd: Fu Der late residence. i0 a.m., Tue: 16, Relatives and friends_invited to end. Interment Loudon Baltimore. Ma. 13 o'clock noon. more, Md., papers please copy.) SHOBER. ELIZABETH. On Friday. Aprfl 12, 1929, at her residence, 3513 mh at. ER. aged 62 ¥ 1 Fune: Vate) Tueedav, April 16, at 11 am. SNIFFIN. LILLIE WEBB. On Saturday. April 13, 1920, at the residence of her gaughter: 3806 Gramercy st.. Chevy Chase, LILLIE WEBB SNiPFIN. beloved Vite ot William K. Soiffin and mother of | Mrs. Paul B. Cromelin and Harry T. Sniffin, Funeral ‘services at 3806 G ercy st. Tuesday. April 16. at 2 i, Taterment Congressional Cemetery. | THOMAS, ANNABELLE. Departed this life Sunday. April 14. 1920. at 8:30 t the residence of her daughter. as man ave. n.w., THOMA voted mother of Annie Rosell. Marie Ran: le, Gertrude, Roverts. Robert and Elesnora She aiso leaves four srandehildren | Dol other felatives and friends. . Funeral ursday. April 18. at 2 p.m. from the Tnion. Wesiey A. M. E. st. between L and M 'sts. ma resting at the W. Ernest Jnvu Co. fo; neral parlors; 2212 Gs, ntil Wednesday. 10 Iate residence. nm e THORNTON. GRAY April 14, 1920, at nneld )!olpl\ll GRAY: 88K <. RNTON: broiner of Ms. Rosa ot R. 3 Conn. ave., Abril 17, at 3 pm. Interment private. VENABLE, LILLIE Departed this life Fri- day. April 1 45 p.m.. at her residence; 1807 4R st - LLIE VEN- BLE. She leaves to mourn their loss & Susie Brown: three grandchil- . Mrs Georgle Peterson_of two_brothers. Ed- q_ i ddock, mncar® Thsedas: selatives and friends. Funeral Tuesdar. April 16, at 1:30 p.m.. from Third Baptist Church.’ Rev. George Bullock officiating Interment Payne Cemetery. 15° WALSH. MICHAEL J. On Saturday. A ril dmiahters d William H. and Mary L. Simpson. boy. Charies snd Tucile Berkies. st L. Deaths fieporled John H. Silbert. 7'. 1381_Quiney .t Catherine Jon . 431 b B Chiattes B, Ooleman, 64, Mi Annie B. Sterrett. 45, Tilden Hail. Charles H. Sithens, 44. 3114 Newton st. n.e. Albert Cross, 41, Providence Hospital. Bl R Lovelace. 5. Sibley HoSpItaL Thomas Basford, ‘30, Emersency Hospital. Duane S. Morrison, 24, Walter Reed Hos- f Joseph I. and Margaret Gleason, o er ke e HsPItaL aht of William H. and Emma Woods, 45_minutes. Columbia_Hospital. Jotes Madsin, 53, 1213 sth um v bu S TRateon, seitat fan Wesi \ m’cm'uon ave. ne. nu"'flfie"' HFuberculosis Hospital, Faihe B Ol ot ) Emma Suter, 35 Tiberculonis Hospital. mMn ] hard. 22. 1340 e mond Mitanel, 21 Tubcreulosis Hos- LOST. isn. , hy T et ST, B S al PUPPY, lost between 4 3 'ts st. B0, Siep "Lona Sommor. nlfu'ri‘f( ufium« between EI. 3 '-.n reward. mlmhlmh&.enn “ fllunu\l W Moroe s B, Wfi.....- = SR T z,}flrxfimw_mm..'-m = Apt. B1. ¢ PURSE, small, lad EE "-"'ng Efi of Shanee’and thres Main ‘Branch nnvu. M, Jr be- ’i'x‘-‘fl‘{u. d SR > ol retarn 1929, eorgetown Tniversity AR LSH. beloved hi MORTIMER GRO!' T Bared this Hre Sundas. Apri 1 19 14th s Bt sl £ of Mortimer G. and ’lorence ! Weaver. devoted brother of Robert C. Weaver. and beloved grandson of Albert J. and Rachel T. Farles. Funeral to be announced later. LSH, MARY. Sllndly nlcht, A.rll N '}!?‘ MARY Special meeting Friendship T:mvle‘ No [y Klfl(hu of Pythias, ‘rundu evening. 8 acluk CARRIE ' lA K8, M. chl. CLARA K. ? ). eside nr& 211 e 108, g4 bt peidence, T ..‘k,u. rother, J. Wicl st. n.w.. Wednesday. April 17, at 3 Interment Prospect Hi 1i Cemetery. 'OODFORD, CAROLYN. Passed "dflgy Sunday. April llt “2' it 7: B e o, betweer ch, s 1“.' ves and friends invited. YEOMANS, ISABELLE GRAHAM. On Sun day. April 14, 1929, at 5:50 a. nn.. . and Evelyn f'n":n nl.;n the seth i:;'u“fiw “April 16, n R. SHELLEY CHEW. On Satur- ey S Rl e Selovod, wite ol the late Otvey B p.m.. ucmnfloly %fllfll! Church, gi- Mai riboro, Me In Memortam. ALLISON, MADELINE In b'-ll:g re- ‘membrance of my n‘:flfl fl.fl' one year ago today, April 15, 1927. O dear lll‘fl.lu. how we T vol see your vacant oot e f""""‘*"fl... the of ©On ':rln LR Rest, spirit, nlt Must Jesus bear the cr al G0 free! Tous Jof every ons, o br i asre AND LONELY BA' EONINIL, WILLIA! Y| mp, daar rother. iyl "'"Afi“" 'W fl‘., one year ago sROWN. JomACE. ln the on 1 sty i e, _";A nd often feel your presence near. e flowers I have pl ve AeaDowers I have ¢ pdae-d upen yeur gre But the love I have for you Will never fade. Memories will 1t 1t 3 Time will never "n:"'" m: In, the sraverard. softly o 1 loved g0 d 1 we m.v Taes 10 tata, WIFE, CLACY BROWN. * In sad but loving re acr: i DunOLnE Jere b, diet eleven years ago todgy, April 1 Ez s done with cae aud pain: Failiire chnmot sirike Aeathe God has called him o\v ol "strite To a cleaner, ampler To & richer world v--n ours. Clearer sight and wider powers, To's lite that knows no sear e has sone for whom wg MR ew. « col con l n mm pemory, of it ‘moiner, CORA HCHLL 8. ho cied Sne Tear an tngas. Aertl 181 HER DAUGHTERS, VERA AND ltu.l GIVENS. BOSA. 1In sad but loving yemem- brance of our dear mother. ROSA G ¥ho dsparted this life fifteen yedrs a5 en Aoril 14, Pifteen yonn w0, dear mother, Since you lsft us znd rlipped awey Te,be with Ged end His aageli— 1t was one sad dav. You lat us broken-hearted. And ail seems dreary he BUDD. EVGH =N, - »Ihllnu ife JOHNSON. ANNIF. In loving re of my dear wife and our mo ANNIE JOHNSON. who departed. this one year ago today. When we are alone and silent, We breathe s deep regret. Por yon were ours and we remember, It ‘all the world forgets HER D H DREN. JORDAN JOHNEON, " HATTIE JOHNSON. Jar. BERTHA DI JORNSON. CLINTON C. ln & nv "v dear father. CLINT( died ore vear aeo t DAUGHTER, MA!!L.Y Stephen’s | LOVELESS. MARGARET. 1o lum? reme trien branca of our desr LOVELESS. "Who departed year ago today. Apni 15. 1 Anniver- ";’:m"' 0" Cnuren of Tmmaculate Gon- miss your smile. vour cheer: Wi t any hapsy deve " Loved in e nmmmnu in death. YOUR DEWOTED FRIENDS, M SOR ER. M. CRAWFORD. MIDDLETON. GERTRUDE v,;én rel brance of my dear mother. IDDLETON. who departed years ago today. April 18, 18 Two years I've lived without you. But your spirit has hovered near, To,yide me throush esch serrow And wipe away each t Leat by leat the roses fall, Soul by soul the Savior eglis— Calls not for one, but for all d T must answer. too, when he ealls. 1 unen think of days gone by, When we were together. But. oh. how changed it is now Since my loved one ras & DAUGHTER. M. mory_of our de r FRED E. ROBINSON. who' ' life three years ago lofl pri] and sister-in-, LI gt e It's lonesome here without you, Jve sad the weary way, t the same to us Por 1t ”’fl;mn y;m nvo Shlled -vu; o two A’D 8% | STALEY. JOHN W. n sad b membrarice of ouf deat numn TOHN W Y. o eglr one year II'O wdl ¥, h6 viow. o Berd tha chack : We never thought that his dea '“ L) n those who have lost can tell ar. only e pain ot Parting without {arewell, HIS LOVING AND D!vom DAvaH] =n'¢'m~ Glanl 1In sad but lovin membrance of our dear brother, .JI-GI STANTON. who departed this 'life three years ago today. April 15, 1926. 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