Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1929, Page 9

B e THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. NAVAL CAPTAIN BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY Capt. C. A. Neyman Officintes at Funeral of Capt. Bertholf, Decorated During War. Burial services for Capt. died in the United States Naval pital, San Diego, Calif., March 25 Wallace Py Bertholf, U. S. N. who was assistant | commandant of the 16th Naval District, | at Cavite, Philippine Islands. and who 'C. V. HODGSON FUNERAL | sylvania avenue, this afternoon, with HELD THIS AFTERNOON Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett officiating. In- terment is in Arlington Cemetery. Body of Son, Drowned in Canoe Accident, Has Not ‘Been Recovered. Funeral services for Carey V. Hodg- | | son, assistant chief of the geodesy divi- | sion of United States Coast and Geo- detic Survey, who was drowned with year-old son, William, near Bay last Sunday, are being con- Chapel, 1750 Pen afternoon, with Capt. C. A. Neyman, Chaplain Corps, U. 8. N., officiating Capt. Bertholf held the Navy Cross for distinguished service during the World War. He was born at Hacken- sack, N. J.. in 1881. and was graduated from the Naval Academy in 1901. Dur- | Ing the World War he was in command of the U. S. S. Harrisburg and later | served on the staff of Rear Admiral Newton Alexander McCully in Russia. nesday with his hand lashed to the canoe in which he and his son were riding when caught in the gale which swept them out in the bay. The son's body has never been found, but boats have been asked to keep a lookout. Pallbearers for the funeral this after- noon are: Capt. R. S. Patton, director, United States Coast and - Geodetic Survey; Capt. R. L. Faris, assistant director; Maj. Willlam Bowie, chief of the geodesy division; Capt. W. E Parker, chief of the division of hy v and topography; James M. 1t required three express cars {o carry the 40 tons of gold sent by Germany | from Llege to Paris under an escort of | his 10-; 24 German guards as part payment of ARidge. Md the German war debt dueted In Gawler Hos- were, this Mr. Hodgson's body was found Wed- | | Griffin, chief of the division of accounts, | and Henry G. Avers, chief of the com- puting division. Deaths Reported. he following deaths have been reported to Health Department in the last 24 hours Leida B. Edwards. 71, 1037 Evarts st. ne. John' T. Wilkerson, 69, Casualty Hospital. Ernest T. Stratton. 67, 636 32nd st. s.e. William D. Johnston. 62. the Alabama. Morris Bloom. 62. 3520 34th st. . Charles William Martin, 40, United States Naval Hospital. Meredith Marmaduke, 37, Gallinger Hos- pital Eva M. Best. 37, 3600 10th st Infant of Perry and Efe Patrick, days. Sibley Hospits | 'Sidney Perguson.,66. 1418 T st. Samuel Jones. 49, 1 20% 1t Home 214 Kennedy Drive Opening’ The Exhib Designed and Built for the Better Homes Demon tration of the Operative Builders Association of the District of Columbia, Sponsored by The Evening Star THE Home is worthy of the ideals of Kenwood in the won- derful setting it has been given; in the distinctive character of its designing; in the quality of the materials and integrity of the craftsmanship entering into its construction; in the elaborate equipment: and in the taste with which it has been finished and furnished—the latter from the Studios of W. B. Moses & Sons. N striving for original effect the utmost 1n practicability has been achieved. Hominess is the dominant note throughout, with luxury of comfort and conven- ience suggested on every hand. ATTRACTIVE as the home itself is, the beauties of Ken-. wood add immeasurably to its charming effectiveness. Boulevard entrance YOU have two missions here morrow—an inspection of Reception Hours at the Home 10 AM. to 9 P.M. Sunday, and every day and evening thereafter {' Three Ways to Reach Kenwood b 124 8 & Q. entrance to Kenwood, three short squares on the left. Somerset. Kenwood: RRARRRARRARLARDIONADAN AFTER your delightful ride of twenty minutes from town, and you turn into either the Dorset Avenue entrance to Ken- wood at Somerset or the Bradley beyond, you'll be impressed with the nat- ural advantages which Kenwood offers and tlfxe assurance of sus- tained character which its de- ;-elopment guarantees—making it the outstanding residential com- n‘iunity of the National Capi_tal., to~ the Exhibit Home and a tour through the picturesque avenues of Ken- wood, including a visit to the Kenwood Golf and Country Club. ‘ Motor out Connecticut Avenue, through Bradley Lane, crossing Wisconsin Avenue, continuing under the viaduct to Motor out Connecticut Avenue to Chevy Chase Circle, turning left into Grafton Street, through Dorset Ayenue, Or motor out Wisconsin Avenue to Dorset Avenue, Somerset, which will lead you directly into the south entrance of Kennedy-Chamberlin DevelopmentCo. 2400 Sixteenth Street X Col. 7280 THE WEATHER District of Columbin and ryland— Partly cloudy tonight. tomorrdw mostly cloudy and slightly warmer, with pos- sibility of showers;®gentle north shift- ing to southeast or south winds. Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; possibly showers tomorrow in the interior, slightly warmer tomorrow in extreme north portion, moderate shifting winds becoming southeast or south ‘West Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; probably showers tomor- row and in west portion tonight, slight- 1y warmer tomorrow in north portion. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 78; 8 pm, 74; 12 midnight, 66; 4 am., 61; 8 a.m., 60; 11_am. 69. Barometer—4 pm., 29.98; 8 pm, 20.96: 12 midnight, 30.04; 4 a.m,, 30.04; 11 am., 30.11. Highest temperature, 79, occurred at 2 pm. yesterday; lowest temperature, 60. occurred at 8 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 58; lowest, 52. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:37 a.m. and 4:15 pm.; high tide, 9:14 am. and 9:45 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:18 am. and 4:56 pm.; high tide, 9:53 ‘am, and 10:24 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:48 a.m.; sun sets 7:22 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:48 am.; sun sets 7:22 p.m Moon rises 9:43 p.m.: sets 5:58 a.m. - Condition .of the Water. Great. Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Varions Cities. al Fl 8 3 H e 359407 & Stations. + gepiaisas ASUH *quapu jsep Cwegoy w Abilene, Te: Raining Al N, Clear Atlanta, Ga. Pi | Atlantic_City Baltimore, M Pty : @0 on HE S Cloudy Pt cloudy Clear ear Tear Clear Pt Bismarek, N. D. Boston.- Mass... Buffalo, N. Y. ERE R 233855858 25384220 223582828828 | A 8255a Cieveland, Ohio. | Columbia. 8. C. Denver, Colo... | Detroit. Mich El Pa; 2 Rainipg Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy * Clondy . Pt.cloudy Gloudy * Cloudy Bt cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Clear Cl [t Clear Clear Cloudy . Clear Indianapolis.Ind 30.08 Jacksonville,Fla. 30.12 Kansas City.Mo. Los' Angeles Louisvilie. K Miami. Fia New' Orleans New York, N.Y. Oklahoma ' City. | Omana. ‘Nebr. Philadelphia.Pa. Phoenix. Ariz... Pittsburgh, Pa.. Portland, Me. .. | Portland, Orex Raleigh. N, C... Salt Lake City. Sen Antonfo.. . 3 San Diego, Calif 2 San_Francisco.. 20. 8t. Louls, Mo... [ 8t. Paul.” Minn. Seattle. Wash... Spokane, Wash WASH., D. C... Clear Cloudy _ Clear . Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy 40 ... Ptcloudy 60 0.0i Pticloudy FOREIGN. (7 am., Geeenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, Ensland. Cloudy Paris. Prance. 60 Cloudy Stockholm, 6 I Gibraitar.” Spain € r (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Fayal), Azores... 62 Par {Cutrent observations.) Hamilton, 7 | San _Juan. Porto Rici Bermuda . | Havana, Cuba.... | Colon, Canal Zone. | = SECHE, |BURNED LIGHTING STOVE. Andrew Jackson, 17-year-old colored loudy Part cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy his clothes caught fire from a coal oil || stove which' he was attempting to light. || He was removed to Emergency Hospital, | where physicians held little hope for | his recovery. +Jackson lives at 1207 T street. Marriage Licenses. Albert Banjamin. 34 Claremont. N and Alice M. Jackson, 20, this city: Charles Wood. Emmett " L.’ Kitchén,” 58, this Annie 1. Atkinson, 38, Richmond, Va.i Rev. Louts A Mossburg 29. and Mamie D. Rev. Hermsn D. Foster. Jones, estray. ‘Jones. 25, and Isabell Brown, I v. C. C. Williams. William E. Mothershead. 31. this city, and Eva B. Randall, 35, Quantico, Va.; Rev. John E. Br Walten R. Terrett, 32, and Evelyn M. Rev. L. 8 Goodin. 1 T L. Schiine Ernert Kennedy. 22 'snd. Bertna Thoma 18, both of Bladensburg, Md.: Rev. W. West- Tay Robert Harris. 36. and Parraline Will- mond. 25; Rev. William D._Jarvis. Jarreit Burs. 29. New York City, and Mary 8. Hurney, 35, this city; Rev. Br 3. A ReoD. Ulltelder. 30, and. Janet 2 aco r. .30, and Jan . 31, both ot Baltimore, M. Rev. Willam ¥ ‘OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S—7th & F *4 PRIVATE AMBULANCES Best in City Steel Burial Vaults Any Make COMPLETE 385 FUNERALS 875 hid CHAMBERS 14th Street N.W., corner Chapin PHONE COL. 432 BRACELET. flexible chain, set with biue stones; lost Friday, May 17, between 2683 Conn.’ave. and 2941 Newark st. Reward Mrs. H. O. Plugge._teleph Go J. T. D. McCarthy. Adams 7189. ! ea, M52 white” with brown DOG—English {rom-5126 8th st spots on” back ww. Call Ga pm._Reward. or North 1148, GLASSES_Party who found gl Franklin Park. please return. 1 n Wednesday night. Wil party that found it please call Col. 12472 _Reward. NECKPIECE. Red fox; Keith's or vicinity of Keith's. Reward. = Adsms 214: e PIN-BROOCH. diamond cr ward if returned.to 2211 R POCKETBOOK. large. Cemetery, May 33, 191 value except to_owner tions ‘asked. _ Phone Olive Silver Spring 2-F-12. PUPPY, collie, brown weeks: “Mitzie”; Sunda 1d._Reward. _Col. 1842 5 PURSE, small _ram; money xoing from Saks to Center Market. across Ave. Phone Columbia 2408. Reward. ', RING —Liberal reward for return ot diamond ring left 'in_ladies’ wash room. Hamilton Hotel, Friday, May 24. Address Box 56.Z, 28 Star ofee. ' = SILVER PENDENT. modél i 1 Wower, he- tween 2nd and V sts. n.e. and Woodward & Lothvop's, Thurs. morning.~ Reward. 117 V st. n.e. e | SPECTACLES, ho! immed, in tan gase at 18th and Columbia rd. Call SUIT | green. of children’s clothing placed in Essex car through error. Phone Atlantic_31 SR S TICKETS—| of tickets for benefit at Avollo Theater June 1. Return to Madi School, 10th and G fe. or call Col. 1 ewar No ques- D.Kinsman, [, white gold Gruen: initials E. M, B.; rd. ' Métrovolitan 1783 : Pt cloudy | janitor at 1214 Eighteenth street, was seriously burned this. morning when | H, Rev. | and | MARINE AVIATOR IS KILLED AT HAITI Lieut. R. 8. A. Gladden Dies in Crash—R. H. Rhodes, Pilot, Is Injured. First Lieut. Robert S. A. Gladden, Marine Corps, was killed yesterday in an airplane crash at Cape Haitian, Haiti, while his companion, Second Lieut. Robert H. Rhodes, pilot of the machine, was seriously injured. Lieut. Gladden was the son of Prof. and Mrs. Thomas L. Gladden of Weems Creek, near Annapolis. His father was | at one time head of the Preparatory School of St. John's College, in this city, and was later an instructor in mathe- matics. Lieut. Comdr. Charles T. 8. Gladden, a naval aviator, stationed in Honolulu, is an older brother of the dead officer, while Capt. Arnold Gladden, a younger brother, also is an officer in the Marine Corps. Lieut. Gladden was born at Lexing- ton, Tex., November 26, 1899, and en- tered the service in 1922, having servodi a year in the Reserves. He was sta- | tioned in_Santo Domingo, Cuba and Nicaragual and was cited for the “high ‘morale maintained within his command under difficult conditions,” while serving | with the Marine Expeditionary Force | in Nicaragua. i He is survived by & widow, formerly Miss Mary Davies. whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Davies, reside at 1744 Q street, as well as his parents, two brothers and three sisters. The. body i= being brought here from | Haiti. Interment will take place at Arlington. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours. William and Josephine ‘O'Connell. boy. Charles E. and Margaret Dameron. girl Timothy A. snd Gertrude B. Pitzgerald, | 55 Frederick B. and Elsie N, Morris. girl. James J. and Gladvs M Walsh, girl Samuel and Virginia De Merco. hoy. Edward M. and Clara Rosen. boy. Harry J. and Ethel Duley. bos. Leo W. and Ella McDonald. boy. Elmer M. and Hazel E. Pussey. boy. Chalmers F. and Sallie V. Groff. boy. Francis.A. and Edna M. Zugel, boy. Carl H.'and Anna M. Blush. boy. John . and Gladie A. Wheeler. bo: Giovanni R. and Lucia Faree. boy. Angialo and Maria Rinaldi, girl. Earl and Annie Pine. boy. and Mildred Hos £l Lomen y William and Pearl King. boy. Milton J. and Mary Proctor, girl. Gonsa and Bertha Cole, girl. Thomas and.Ruth Hunfer, boy. Bomb Chicago's 39th This Year. ! CHICAGO, May 25 (#).—Chicago's thirty-ninth 1929 bomb early today caused slight damage to the South Side soft drink parlor of Alfred McIntyre. MclIntyre told police he quarreled with two men last night who sought to buy lquor in his place. Qard of Thanks. BROCKENBURGH. ELIZABETH. We wish to thank our ma: friends and relatives for their kindpess and sympathy durine the illness amd death of our beloved .mother and mothe -law, ELIZABETH | BROCKENBURGH. LOTTIE T. AND THADDEUS W. MOORE. * Bratha. BAGBY. MRS. ALICE. Departed this life Tuesday morning. May 21, 1929, at 6:45 am., Mrs. ALICE BAGBY. the devoted wife’ of Dudley Bagby. * She leaves to mourn_ their loss & loving husband. thr brothers, one sister. nieces, nephews and a host of other reiatives and f: Pu ds. - Pu- May_26. at Metro politan Baptist Church, R at. between | 12th and 13th, at 1 p.m. | BAGBY. ALICE. The Charity Misslonary Club. ‘Inc., announces the death of Mrs. ALICE BAGBY. Funeral from the Metro- politan Baptist Ohurch, R st, bet. 12th and 13th n.w., Sunday at 1 'p.m., Rev. Smith," pastor. - ANNIE G. CLARE, Pres, ALEXINE KAGER Sects. - BEAN, EFFIE. On Friday. May 24, 1929. at [ her' residence. Lay Hyl. Md. EFFIE BEAN (nee Mulligan). wite of the late C. G. Bean. Puneral from her late residence Stnday. May 26, at 3 p.m. Relatives end {riends "snvited. " Interment Gaithersbure. neral services Sunday. | BEYMER. JOSEPH R. On Priday. May 24 1929, JOSEPH R. BEYMER. aged 48 vears. Funeral from his late residence. 4529 Con- duit road nw. on Monday. May 37, at-2 p.m. Relatives and triends invited. jIn- erment Glenwood Cemetery. 26 COCKERILLE, “HARRY. 1929, at 3:30 a.m. at Hollywood. HARRY COCKERILLE, beloved hus} Bertha Crockett. eldest son_of Dr. Samuel J. and Hevila R. Cockerille #vandson of Oliver Dufour. 2 DIXSON. ABRAHAM. . Passed into the great | bevond on Priday. May 24. 1920, ABRA- | | HAM DIXSON. He leaves fo mourn their loss two devoted daughters. Mrs. Lillie Burrell and Mrs. Lula Toliver: o . Clifton Dixson: two brothers. two three grandchiidren ang a host of frien Funersl Tuesday. May 28. at 1 p.m., from Friendship Baptist Church, 1st and H sts. s.w. Remains resting temporarily at the George B. Clarke Co. funeral pariors, 1416 Florida ave. ne. until Monday. after which they may be seen at the resi- dence of his daughter. Mrs. Lillie Burrell. 206% Eve st sw. Interment Lincoin Me- morial Cemeters. | FENSTAD, . EUGENIA AMOS SMITH. On Friday, May 24, 1929, at Emergency Ho: pital. EUGENIA AMOS SMITH FENST. aged 48 years, beloved wife of Emil Al dreas Fenstad. Funersl services at Hy- Song's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w.. Mon- May 27, at 11:30 a.m. Interment e Comietery, Brinkiow, Montsomery BONS. GEORGANNA. Departed this life Priday. May 24, 1039, at 415 4th st se. GEORGANNA' GIBBONS. _beloved daughter of Willilam and Rebecca Rome. mother of Mrs' Alice Meredith, Mrs Emma Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas and Miss Bertie Gibbona and grandmother of Wilbert Meredith. Algernon Massenburg and No wood Davis. Funeral from Ebenezer M. Church. 4th st. se. at 1 p.m., Sun May 26, Relatives and friends invited. * GIBBONS. GEORGANNA. Officers and members of the Rebecca Housenold of Ruth, No. 8: You are requested to meet at Ebenerer Church. 4th and D sts. s.e. at 12:30 sharp. to attend the funeral of Sister, GEORGANNA GIBBONS, Sunday, ay 27, 4929, MARY_NICKENS, M. N. G, BERTHA DAVIS, W. R. ~ LY, OCELIA. On_Saturday, May 325. 1920, 'OCELIA KELLY of 1235 'C st. s.w.. after a short iliness. She leaves to mourn their loss & husband, Irvin Kelly; father. mother. two brothers, three sisters and & host of friends.. Funeral Monday. May 27, at'2 pm. from the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlors, 1416 Florida ave. n.e. I terment Payne Cemetery. 2 LOHR. ANNIE. On Friday, May 24. 1929, at 10 am the home’ of a daughter. ANNIE LOHR, wife of the late Charles W. Lohr. aged 73 years; a life-long res: dent of 515 _10th st. 5. Puneral ser fces Monday."2 p.m.. at 1343 Pennsyl- vania ave. se. Interment at Fort Lin- coin'Cemetery. Friends and relatives in- and dav. n- vited. S. DEACON SAM. Suddenly. y. O A5 i the residence ot his sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Jannie Smith of 2207 Champlain st. n.w.. DEACON SAM JONES. beloved husband of Mrs. Ella Jones. Pu- neral Sunday. May 26, from the Mount Befhel Baptist Church; 'V st. bet. 2nd and Srd sts. nw. st 1:30 pam. interment Woodiawn Gemetery. “Remains at Bundy's funeral home. 631 Fiorids ave. n.w. * POTEE, GRACE M. On Thursday, May 33, in Baltimore. GRACE M. beloved C._Potee and beloved daugh- + Hugh and Cathrin Q at Mount Olivet Cemetery. D. C. on Monday, May 28 12 0'clock 2 WOOD. CHARLES V. On Thursday. May 23, 1929, at_his residence. 1328 Trin- jdad ave. n.e. CHARLES V.. the beloved | husband of Emma F. Sherwood. Funeral | from his late residence on Monday. May 27.'at 2 p.m. _Relatives and friends tnvited 70 attend. " Interment Congressional Ceme- tery. e SMALL, ALBERTA. Departed this life Thurs- . ‘May 23, 1939.-at 6:45 a.m.. ALBERTA SMALJ.. beloved daughter of the late He ard Small dnd Carrie Small. She leaves fa mourn their loss & loving mother, Car- rie Small. Funeral Monday. May 27. from be funeral pariors of Eusene Ford, 1300 South Capitol st_ se. at 1 o'clock. Inter- ment Rosemont Cemeters. 6 STAFFORD, DOROTHY D. On Thursda: May 23. 1029 at Sibley Hospital, DORO- Th% ’B. "STAFFORD, sister of 'Roberta | Stafford, Mrs. Hugh Shephard and E. J. | Stafford. Remains at the funeral pariors | of ‘Almus R. Speare. 1633 Conn. ave. B.W. | Tnterment Webbville. Ky. 25 TAPSCOTT. WILLIAM D. On Thursdas. 23, 1929. at his residence, 417 31st ".w.. WILLIAM D. TAPSCOTT, devoted | Rusband of Mary E.‘Tapscott. He leaves | one daughter. Mabél Anderson, and sen. | Rosier Tapscott: also two sisters and five | brothers. = Services at 8 ‘Saturday May 25, at 417 21st st. n.w. Funeral day, May 26, at Warrenton, Vi FHRIFT. MARTIN W. Thursday, May 23, 1929, MARVIN “W.. beloved husband ‘of Alice M. Thrift. Puneral from hia late | Tesidence, 2249 Shannon pl. s.e.. Saturday May 25, at 7 . elatives and friends | invited.” ‘Interment at Village, Sunday, May 26, at 1 p.m. THRIFT, MARVIN W. Officers and mem- bers. of Anacostia Council. No. 16, Junior . U. A M., are requested to aitend theé funeral of ' our brother, MARVIN W. THRIPT. Service to be held at his late | residence, 2349 Shannon bl se, Satusday | evening. Mav 25, 1928, at 7 o'clock. JAMES R. PRATHER, Counctlor; R_A, ESTEP. Rec. Sec s Mong ter of the I ley. Interme ‘Washinston, Sun- 25" Beatha. VEIRS, SAMUEL J. On Saturday, May 13 Puh!l‘l? from ‘fiu late residence 30 a.m.. thencs . Where mass wil t 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Intermenj Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowe! 26 WAGGAMAN, WILLIAM G. On Ssturdav, May 25. 1929. ai Providence Hospital, Wil~ LIAM G. WAGGAMAN. aged 76 vears, be« loved husband of Sarah Kennedy Wai man. ~ Funeral from his late residence, 3451 Newark st. n.w., Mondasy, May 27, at 8:30 am., thence 'to St. Thoi the Apostie’s Church, 2708 27th st. n. where requiem. mass will be said at § am. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. (New Orleans papers please copy.) - 36 ROY. Departed this life 07 N, st. n.w., LEROY. WIL- LIAMS, the beloved son of Annie Wil- He also leaves one sister, ‘Mae two Dbrothers, Charles and Raiph devoted ' godmother. Nettie Speaks: ' grandmother, Katie Crawford: aunt. Cellie Thomas. _Puneral Sunday al o'clock. {rom Zion Baptist Church. 4’z d F sts. sw. Rev. W. L Washington, tor. ~ Relatives and friends invited. nterment Woodlawn Cemetery. . In Memoriam. BURGESS. THORNTON R. A tribute to the memory of my friend, THORNTON R. BURGESS, who passed into the g yond May 28, 1921. CRUMP. HELEN M. 1n loving memory of my daughter. HELEN M. RI?LP‘ ho MES LEE STMM( died ten years ago today. May DAVIS, WILLIAM E. 1In loving memory of CTIAM 1 a HER PATHER. our dear husband and father. WILL E. DAVIS. who departed this. life one year ago today, May 25, 1928. The one we loved has gone to re His firm. true heart is still. The hands that al gave us heip Now lie in_death's cold chill HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN: EVANS, MARY. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear mother. MARY EVANE, who departed this life May 25, 1915" Annive Stephen’s Church, She brought us a load of sunshine She made this earth seem like h By her_many loving ways. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. * JOHNSON. IDA VIRGINIA. In memory of my beloved sister-in-law. IDA VIRGINIA JGUNSON, who departed this iife May 35, In life resplendent. in death divine. EDNA JOHNSON DOWIE. KARLERT. LOUISA GOODALL. 1In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted meth- er. 1SA GOODALL KAHLERT, who departed this life eleven years sgo. toda¥, May 35, 1918, OUR MOTHER. Today we turn back the pages In the book of memor: And the face of & vanished loved one Asain in our thougkts we see ©Oh, the memory of that evening As we 3tood with aching hearts, Knowing that the one we loved 5o dearly Must from us forever part. We see you in our dreams. dear mother. Oh, how we wished it to be true That' we could be just & littie nearer To sav a few words {o vou. . HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. ¢ LEE. JAMES, Jr. In sad but leving femem_ ance of our son an 7. JAME! LEE, 91, who departed this life four years ago today, May 25, 1928. Life has not been the same‘since he has PEVOTES morHER. NORA LEE: SISTERS, DOR A Fodise LEWIS, VES P. In sad and loving remem- brance of my dear husband, VES P. LEWIS. who departed this life ‘two vears a%o. May 25. 1927. Again_the month of Mav is here. of all the vear. MILLS. ANDREW. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear { ANDREW MILLS. who departed th years ago today, May 25, 1916. Dear father, we tried 80 hard to But our fears and prayers we vain: Por happy an ‘came and bore you From thi d of tofl and pain. - HIS CLOVING "'BONS, “RAYMOND AND ANDREW. d . SANFORD. In.loving remembrance of m: dear wife and our mother. JESSIE B. SAK- FORD, who_departed this life five years ag0 today, May 25, 192¢. 5 Gone. but _not_forgotien. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND OHIL- STMMONS, ‘WELEN MABGARKT. A tribute of love ‘and. devotion_in memor dear _daughter, HELEN M SIMMONS, whe departed this 1 years ago today. May 2, 1919. Dear is the grave where she is I Sweet lu.the memory, whioh sh ade, My heart still ‘grieves for you. LONELY MOTHER. TALBOTT, MARY L In memory of eur ear mother. LBOTT, depart- ed this life May 25, 1927. _ R We miss thee, dear mother, with sad lamentation. | We know we shall see thee no more On-earth, yet in this do-we find consels- tion, we'll'meet on & Tar brighter shore. 1 'X' ‘had ‘the power we would not reeall hee To this sinful world full of eare. - We know where thou srt—no distress ean befall thee. No SOTTOw can ever g there. And vet there is such a sad lonsing teday For the louch of & vanished hand. And to hear the voige that Is sill for. ave. Over there in that Eden land. But we'll treasure ss sacred the fond ree- ollection Of thee. our dear mother. Gur friend. And will ever remember thy love and af- fection Till life with- its troubles shall end. 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