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Was | yirginia—Partly cloudy except rain since coming to Washington had 1ot | and somewhat cooler in extreme south- employed first in the Veterans' Bureau | east portion tonight; tomorrow fair and i and then for the last seven years in the | (oo 0 the interior; moderate to | fresh northerly winds. Government Hotel. She was retired last | She was a member of the D. A. R.| West Virginia—Fair with light frost and also of the Order of the Eastern |y ‘evioced places; somewhat cooler in Star. Surviving her is a son, Clement T. Robertson of this city. Funeral serv- | northeast portion tonight; tomorrow | fair and slightly warmer. ices will be hel fl'. Canisteo tomorrow i d i Maryland—Partly cloudy with light frost in exposed places in west portion HONOR POH|CK DEAD. |tonight; tomorrow fair and slightly warmer; moderate northerly winds. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 67; 8 pm., 66; | 12 midnight, 57; 4 am., 48; 8 am., 48; noon, 54. Barometer—4 pm. 2082; 8 pm 12 midnight, 20.90: 4 a.m., 29.9: 98; noon, 30.00. A ducted the sérvices, while the Sermon |g g’g,hegi‘fg',’l‘,fli,’“}_‘;‘; T Col. Stephen | 4g “occurred at 6 am. today. R. Wood, chaplin at Fort Humphreys.| ~“pemperature same date last year— A’ Fort Humphreys quartet rendered | ;7 ctPeiotue sAmE vocal selections, Herbert W. Walker 8 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:57 a.m. and 10:55 pm.; high tide, 4:00 am. and 4:32 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:53 a.m. and 11:48 pm.; high tide, 5:00 am. and [5:27 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose $4:43 am.; sun sets 7:29 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:43 am.; sun sm 7:29 p.m. Moon rises 2:11 am.; sets 3:02 p.m. | Condition of Water, | Great Falls—Clear. Weather in Various Cities. POHICK CHURCH, Accotink Lodge, No. 75, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and the Veterans of Forelgn Wars held their annual Memorial day services here yesterday in_historic Pohick Church. Rev. C. 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Azores.... \Surrent obiervaty 5. n. Porto Rico Part cloudy Part cloudy Phone Columbia 432 Cloudy Just Because —of two things, our service has grown to be in such great demand. Those two reasons are the high quality of our service and the low price of our service. One wishing the very best will natu- rally select us; those to whom price is a consideration realize that our serv- ice, complete, may be had for as little as $125. %EAI. FUNERAL HOME "For reference Ssk your neighbor’ 816 H STREET N.E Phones—Lincoln 8200-8201 Oranges The Usual Size 150 U. S. No. 1 Grade U. S. No. 1 Grade New Potatoes | Old Potatoes 6 35c [1019¢ New Cabbage - Spinach 4 14c | 3 25¢ | 1929, E. F. HENDERSON DIES AT CAMP ON RIVER Hecht Co. Collection Manager, 33 Years With Firm, Is Victim of Heart Attack. Edward F. Henderson, 61 years old, collection manager of the Hecht Co.. died suddenly of & heart attack at his | Summer camp on the Potomac River yesterday. He had been with the com- | Ipany 33 years and was their oldest employe in point of service. Mr.” Henderson and his son, Dr. C. Edward Henderson, went to his Summer camp on the Potomac River above Key Bridge yesterday morning where they were engaged in putting the camp_in readiness for the Summer season. His son returned to the city about noon About 3 o'clock in the afternoon Hen- derson was taken {ill and fell uncon- scious. James F. Casey and Gerald Lawler, who were at a neighboring camp, went to his assistance and took him_across the river to the home of H. L. Troup, where the Emergency Hospital ambulance was summoned. Dr. Rutkoski of Emergency Hospital, pronounced him dead, due to heart failure. Mr. Henderson was born George County, Va. When man he came to Washington, where he has been a resident 40 years. He resided in the Sherman Apartments. He is_survived by his widow, Mrs. Jennie F. Henderson; two daughters, Mrs. Bert Hicks of Hampton, Va., and Mrs. Lesta Conrard, and two sons, Dr. C. Edward Henderson and Stanley Henderson. Funeral services will be held at Hines Chapel Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. FOLEY RITES ARE SET. Service to Bs Held Tomorrow, With Burial in Arlington. Funeral services for Sergt. Joseph F. Foley, retired, of 527 Irving street, who died at the Walter Reed Hos- pital Saturday after a short iliness, will be held with requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street and Park road, tomorrow morn- ing. Interment will ‘follow at Arling- ton Cemetery. Sergt. Foley served 20 years in the Army, including 2 years overseas dur- ing’ the World War. He. is survived by his widow, Mrs. Florence Foley; a son, Joseph F. Foley, jr., and a daugh- ter, Mrs. Marie Powell. in King a young Marriage Licenses. E. Crabifll, 25, and Mary L. both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. Briges. Ulysses Palmer, 28, and Helen Graham, ; Rev. Nathaniel T. Moore. y R. Temple, 30, Brodnax, Va. snd G, Matthews, 30, Charlie “Hopé, Va.: TS, 40, this city, and - B Chevy Chase,’ Ma: Rev. Julius T. Pemberton, 45, and Catherine J. Davis, 23, both of Glen Allen, Va.; Rev. W. M. Michael. Howard Larki| Annapolis, Md. Edith M. Tongu this city; Rev. Alex- ander Willbanks Robert R. Wiiliams, 21, Nokesville and Fannie E. Carpenter,’ 19, Orange. Rey. John C. Ball E 40, and Pollie Wilkins, Rev. H. H. W. Spriges 2Georee L Brown: 30 and Milbert L. Yates, 19; Rev. Henry P. Graebenstine. John ‘A, Moss._ir. 50, and Lila M. Parr, 5 . Ragland, 41, Richmond, Va., and Marcaret 8. Bathgate, 39, Newark, N. J. Rev. Beverly D. Tucker. ir. Jerry Anderson. 23. and Addie Ruff, 19 Rev. Alexander Willbanks. Francis D. Butler, 25, this city, und M garet M. Proctor, 17, Oxon Hill, Mq William ' J._Carrall Charles Greenfleld, 44, and Anna J. Web- ster. 52: Rev. Alonzo J. Olds. Thomas A, Kennedy. ir., 24, Durham, N. C., and Irene B. Jones. 23, Morning Sun, Towa: arris. T iores Banders: 34 Barboursville, Va., and se Banger. arboursvlile, Va., Annie Flod, 33, this city; Rev. 9. T. Bear borough. Births R;ported. The following births have been reported to . Benjamin W. and Diana Foer, boy. Henry'C. and Marle L, Mever, boy. Harry S and Goldie V. Hanback, bey. Charles H. and Gussie_Becker. boy Milton, and Hattie' M, Stottiemyer, boy. p{‘redrrlck T. and Catherine m J. and Elste E. Wright. boy. witlem & H. and Elien Fhomas, ¢ ik Deaths | Reported. The following deaths have been reperted to the Health Department in the last 34 hours. Jeremiah Whitehand, 86, Gallinger Hos- piial Feter Livigni, 80, Gallin. Ty E. Couch, 70, 1353 In Mary L' Reid, 74. 2131 R st. 31 ‘,r ughes, 73, Sibley Edit Ho o8 1ibe BeRktl o o Michael Sullivan, 88, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Mary W. ¥. Warner, 56, 604 A st William ¥ Harris, 43, 58 Adams & Carlo Allodi, 48, Gallinger Hospital. Robert' v. Lee, 38, Georse “Washineton Hospital. Mary A Matthews. 12, 1734 Corcoran st. Ann Woodfork, 70, 128’ Balls et Bteven Tavior. 10, 'Gallinger Hos, Jesse P Thorn. §7. 633 N Ids Huffman, 83, Home for the Infirm. piyilism R. Davis, 31, Walter Reed Hos- Helen Green, 33, Tubereulosis Hospital. Thomas Pitts, ‘38, Gai Alice Lewis, 18, 1506 James ‘R, Johhson, i3, Eistern Braneh, Potomac Rivel Willlam Jiles, 8, Children's Hospital. Mary Ji Children's Hospi LOST. BOSTON BULL, “small, male: brown, With red ' colla ¢ 1508, BROOCH—Amethyst in square gold_moun| ing. Bunday afternoon. Notify M. B. Guli. Main_4980. % CAT—Silver-smoke Persian. near_Conn cut Avenue Bridge. $§ reward. Phone lumbia 4293-7 after 6. over yes. named “Jul brown.w Tag No. ]3248 DOG—Black and_white fox terr no tag or collar: short taf ning May 30. rd. Col. 9487 DOG—Large bllak doI disappeared Fri n.w G Frown chow. sl ek rre!k Pl& 3 in_back. Call Cheve: ESKIMO | 8P white, answers to the name of * 936 Shepherd A fox, ferrter, male: disappeared eve 1430 Park rd. n.w. e: name “Trix! rd. 1426 M part Spltz, in J355! Bare”mol Re; nm Ma GLASSES, ps grounds. nd near F'" shell frame, in_Smithsony : with far immed. in case marked JFinder please phone Ga. Libe Cowar LEATHER _BAG, coi gols, placed in wrong ca Quiney Liveral reware stone mason's t Ga. ave. and Phone West . Bunday ai 7 pm Ve, 8% OF near Village Inn. “Re: POCKETBOOK, green; caT or at 13th and F. Br. 331 Reward. POLICE DOG, large, home ~ widow's Drotector Phone Ga._2608. 7237 G PoEicE DOG. brindle co icense No. !W Call_Adams 9636: rewar e Afifirfl"i Fares Memorl containing two bunches of keys and New Jersey auto license. ward. _Mr. Horn. Main 7075. RING. gold_ with ted stone motlf’ Notify M h. b SORORITY PIN, Phi Mu: name on back, E. M. Colvin: Saturday in downtown section. Reward if returned to 3515 Livington st. n.w. Cleveland 3135-" rababiy on hader can o Tuds: 3 T i, Black, beyand Marlboro. white shirt, black ® and Ganthever ‘shoes. Rex Col._4833-W. A, Baturday st. near Park MBR] Plegean w:miifl RING. date WEDDING mfiu—om Westieaeg band i engraved inside: ~To N.E. A Octa 1887, in God We Trust.” This " beiong mother. Please address Earle A. Star Office, for reward. WRIST WATC! tomac golf course. Parsons, Main_1 !: P“ull! black-covered uafihlu lett Torne on Mt . Phone Adams Il.-nt-luu!x enguven VTJ: \ Bear- | Department in the last 24 nours: | Johnson, | | nd | HARRIS, WILLIAM H. On Sunday, I i | SINKINSO! Sunds Chinese Property Owners Are Taxed To Pay War Costs By the Assoclated Pre CANTON, China, June 3.—The government has attempted to place the expense of the pres- ent war between Kwangtung and Kwangsi provinces directly on the people by ordering property owners to pay a special military tax equivalent to one month's rentals. Central bank notes may be used if the tax is paid by June 5 and the resulting demand has raised the value of the notes to within 82 per cent of par. The owners were unsuccessful in an attempt to force tenants to pay half of the tax. Kwangtung mllllu?’ headquar. ters have announced that their armies, supported by the Can- tonese navy and air forces and by former Kwangsi troops which recently arrived from Hankow, were approaching the environs of Wuchow, headquarters of the Kwangsi forces. The capture of ‘Wuchow was believed to be im- minent. Braths. ALLODI, CHARLO. On Saturday. June 1. 1929, at_Gallnger Hospital, CHARLO AL- | LODI Remains resting at the funeral home of Perry & Waisn, 29 H st. n.w. Pu- neral Tuesday, June 4, at 8:30 A.m.. from the funeral parlors of Perry & Walsn, thence to Holy Rosary Church, where re- quiem mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and {riends invited. | BALL, JOSEPH N. Departed this life Mon- day, June 3, 1929, 2:30 a.m., JOSEPH N.'BALL. Body resting at Eugene Ford's, 1500 Souin Capitol Notice of funeral ater. . BORNHEIM, MELVILLE A. On Sund: June 2. 1929, MELVILLE 4. beloved of Wililam and Carrie Bornne.m. thirty-cight__years_ Funeral services, the B. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. on Tuesaay, June 4,'at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Washington Hebrew Cemetery. BORNHEIM, MELVILLE A. A special com- munication of George C. Whiting Lodge, No. 22, F. A. A. M., is called for U o'clock a.m.. Tuesday, ‘June 4, 1929, for the pur- pose of attending the funeral of our iate brother, MELVILLE A. BORNHEIM. By Order ot "t Worshiptul CoRster. REUBEN A. BOGLEY, Secretary. CUMBERLAND., LOWELL FRANCIS. On Sunday, June 2, 1939, st at ChNAT s Rosnital, - LOWELL PRANCIS: aged 17 months, beloved son of William A and Mary E. Cumberland (nee Mc. Clellan). -~ Puneral Tuesday, June 4, at 10:45 am. from his late residence, B .w. Interment Mount Ol Cemetery. DAVIS, WILLIAM R. On_Thursday, May 30. 1919 at Walter Reed Hospital, WILLIAM DAVIS, the devoted husband of ‘Sadie Dlvh and son of Alice Davis Warren. Funeral Tuesday, June 4, at 1 p.m.. from W Ernest Jarvis funeral parlors, 2222 Ga ave. n.w.. Rev. W. H. Jernagin officiating. Interment Arlington Cemetery. 3 FOLEY, JOSEPH F. On_ Saturday, June 1. 1920, Sergt. JOSEPH F. FOLEY, beloved husband of Florence Foley, of 527 Irving st. n.w. Funeral from the chapel of Prank Geier's Soy nw., on Tuesday, red Heart, and Barcra mws at ® oFiock. Rela: tives and {riends invited. ~Interment Ar- lington National Cemeters. GIDDINGS, ALICE. On Saturday. June 1, 1929, at'7 am. at the Louise " Home: ALICE. daughter'of the late James F. and Louisa’ C. Giddf Junersl from ‘the ISiise Home on"Hiesdavs: June 4, 'at 10 o'clock. Interment at St. Mark's Epis- copal Church, near Petersville, Md. June 2. v, n | d | 3 t 1929, at his residence, No. B SULIAEH aeed 86 vears, the be: loved husband of ‘Mary father of William F. Harris. Funeral Tuesday, June 4 At 2 pm, from H. M. Padgett’s funeral home, 131 1ith s Interment wood Cemetery. HENDERSON. EDWARD F. Suddenly, c Sunday, June ‘2, 19: Toved" Teubband Jof Jeapte ¥ Henderson: aged sixty-one vears. Funeral services at the 8. 'H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. on Wednesday, June 5, at 10:30 a.m. 4 HERSON. MORRIS. On Sunday, 1629, MORRIS HI yea ?';z‘"emo hfifiung.fnfomue Jupe 2. Son, and Herson ernard uesday, Abe and Lilli; 1fzom the chapel of a.w.. 10 am. | MRNARR, CHRSTORMER & STOPER € une 1, evoted Nispand > of Bebeech . and father of Helen C., Dorothy V. and Constance Howard. He also leaves nd three brothers. Notice of fu- ter. Remains resiing at the W. Jarvis"Co. funeral parlors, 2321 OLLIE D. On Sunday, June 2. | Olios car” 150 B st per residence. Sotd Rosedale st. n.e. OLLIE D. JOHNSON, beloved daughter ‘of W. L. Josephine King, devoted wife of el * Johnson. | 8h five daugh: 150 leaves one son an: our brothers and th resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. 2233 ave. n.w. No- ‘ot { LEWIS, DAVID SAMUEL, Departed this me i Saturday. June_1. at 1:23 pm. at Bis residence; 2815 15 8 hw. PBiviD EL LEWIS. devoted Thusband of Riarthe Lewis And tether of 1ra Lasls and brother of d Joseph Lewis and Mildred Commander; he also leaves & host of other relatives and friends, = Remsins resting at Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral Pariors, 3223 June 4 at 8 pm., Trom the Mount By Church, " 6th _and_Trumbull n.W. Interment Barbersville, Va. i MALLORY, BETTIE J. Departed this life on Saturday, June 1, 1929, at 1 pm. at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. Gaines. in the city of Baltimore, Md.. Miss BETTIE J MALLORY. She leaves to mourn their loss | two loving sisters. Mrs. Nettie Moss, Mrs Hattie Gaires: two brothers, Clodges and nd a brother-in-law, Mr. ides many other Tela- tives and friends. Funeral services will be peld at Metropolitan Baptist Church, R st. t. 13t gnd 13th ats. n.w. at 1 pm Tuésday. June 4. Remains can be viewed at the L."E. Murray & Son funeral par. lors, 13th and V. n.w., from June 3, p.m, to June 4, 1 p.m. MALLORY. BETTIF. Officers and members o H. of R. 1038. G. U. O. of " otined. of the Aesth of Sister SETTIE MALLORY. " Call meeting t8 pan. Funeral from cpureh t. between esday, June 4. 1930, sipm ERINE D. MYERS, M. N. O, KATIE O BRENT, W. OGDEN. VIRGINIA. On !\mdlA June 2, t her residence. 913 Prin, Alex- AL, Va; VIRGINIA OGDEN., Funersi Tuesddy, June & at 4 b, from ‘the above address. Friend Telatives in- vited. ~Interment private. PATTEN. JEANIE MAURY COYLE. Passed to mofe abundant life on Saturday, June JEANIE MAURY COYLE, widow of The Yate John Dewnurst Patten. "Funeral gervices “Tuesday morning. = June 4 at 10 o'clock at All Souls’ Memorial Chure Connecticut and Cathedral aves. n.w. In- terment private. 3 PENN MARTHA, On Sundas, June 3, 1329, 45 am.. at her residence. 1509 32n: 3¢, "MARTHA TENN. the peloved wite of James Penn. She leaves to mourn three sisters. Mrs. Mary Handly, Mrs. Sarah Reynolds and Mrs. Emma Magruder. Pu- neral Wednesday morning. 9 o'clock from piphany Church, Dumbarton_ave, *bet 36th sts. n.w. Relatives and Triends ihvited 1o attend. * JONIN. Departed ghis life May 31,1929, at_his residence. 481 Ridge st n.w.. JOHN POLLARD. He leaves to mourn ioss one son. five grancohildren and a 08t of other relatives and friends. Re- restine at W. T. Tolbert's fune: , 1308 6th st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday. 4. at 2 pm, from W. T. Tolbert's parlors. §leop on, dear father, and take thy rest: oved vou dearly, but God_ loved thee best. THE 8O SCANLAND. SARAH PORTER. On uums Jine 3, 'ig20. ‘at 10:30 am.. at Garfield Hospital, atter, two montng liinets, SARAK SCANLAND, _wife of Nathan Bantars and mothes ‘ot ire. Gleo Barks: Funeral Tuesday at 10 8.m. from her home, 8L Mulhall Station. ‘Balliton, Ve Re and friends invi terment D Vate, *Utemphis papers ple SEMMES. EMILY E. On Georgetown University 'Hospital, hort iilness. EMILY E. daughtef te Thomas Felix and Mary Olivi Funeral from the residence of niece. Mrs. es B. Locraft. 617 ‘.. Wednesday. June 5. Requiem 9" am. at the Shrine of the red Heart. 16th st. and Park rd. nw Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 HELEN MACFARLAND, On fune 3. 1939. at her residence. Zimont® ave.. Atiantic Qir N ARLAND SINKINSON, Sinkinson. George M. and Cathi farland of Hyattsviile, Md. Funers the residence Thursday, June 6, at 2 p.m. Interment Atlantic City. 4 RS, MARY %AYLOI. On Sundsy, 1629. at the Washinston Senitesiure: Tk e et Clemens T. Rob- Funeral services will be held at Y. on Tuesdas, June 4 day, June 3, from ertson. Ganisteo, Braths THORN. JESSE. Officers and Companions of Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 1, Roval Areh Masons, will assemble’ Tuesday. June 1929, s funeral parlor. No. to attend the funeral of our fate Companion. JESSE THORN " Ordered by GLEON M. LEWIS, High Priest. ANDERSON, Recorder. nlu All, members ot Soctal Lodge, No. 1, F. A. A. M., are hereby or- Gereq to “aesemble. i special communich- tion Tuesday, June 4, 1929, at 12 noon, at the Temple, 5th st. and V. 1 the purpose 6f making ai and “attencing the funeral of our late brother, JESSE THORN. Services at J T. Stewart funeral pariors. 30 H st. ne 1pm. GREGORY W. SHAED, W. M Attest: ANDREW J. PAVNE, Secretary WALCOTT, ANNE LENA. On Monday. Jv 3, 1929, ‘st sidence, 2354 Cathed ave. n.w. ANNE LENA, beloved wife of late Joseph E. Waicott. Funeral services a W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 140 Chapin st. n.w., on Tuesday, June 4. at p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. WEBB. A. PLEASANTS. On June 1. 1029. suddenly. _at _Emergency ‘Hospital, A LEASANTS WEBB_ of = Baltimore.' Md uneral services at Birch & Son's funera} parlor, 3034 M st. n.w., on Tuesday. June 4 at 12 ‘o'clock. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. WHITE, MARGARET M. On Saturday, June 9, at 1 pm. at Georgetown Uni- Veralts Hospital "MARGARET . WHITE (nee Dale), beloved wife of Marvin G White beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dale, Funeral Tuesday, June 4o AL 1550 pm.. from the residence of her parents. 4333 Fessenden st. n.w. thence to St. Albans P. E. Church, Wisconsin ave. and Ma; nw, at 2'pm. _Relatives and friends invited.” Interment Cedar 1f1} Cemetery. In Memartam. CAMPBELL, GRACE. In sad but lovinz remembrance of our carling _daughter GRACE CAMPBELL. who departed th. life one year ago today, June 3, 1928. You fought life's battle bravely And patiently §tood every test. You shall always be remembered ecause you were one of God's best. HER MOTHER AND FATHER, BERTI.: AND ARTHUR CAMPBELL. CURTIS, MARJORIE L. Sueet s the mem 9ry of our agling, daughter. MARJORTE L CURTIS. who departed one year as today, June 3, 1928, On_the hillside softly sleeping, Far away from eare and pain. May you rest in Jesus keeping. For we hope to meet again. MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER. * FREEMAN, DANIEL. In loving remembrance of our devoted brother. DANIEL FREE- MAN. who departed this life June 3. 1 DELILIA BUNDY. HARRIETT FREZ: n AND SARAH WILSON. GRAY. JOHN A. A tribute of love and cr votion to the memory of our darling sc and brother, JACKIE GRAY. who depart g8 this lite’ four years aso today, Ju The month of June once more is here. To us the sadde® of the year, Because four years ago today Our darling Jackie passed away. Hig little eyes are closed in sieep, His voice %e hear no more, But memories In our fond hearts k ©Of our darling boy four years ago. Can we help but feel 5o lonely, When his voice we do not hear, For no words were ever sweeter Than the words he used to say HIS LOVING MOTHER. TERS. 'RITA, MARY, SANDY. JONES, EUGENE. In sad but loyin membrance of my darling JONES, who died one year 350 today, June It was hard to have you go, My darling son. I love you 0. Your memory sacred to mother today, As on the first hour you passed aw. YOUR LOVING MOTHER, LILLIE JONES LACEY, OWEN 8. In sad but loving re. membrance of my dear husband, OW] 5. LACEY, who departed this ilfe e years ago today, June 3, 1t With broken heart I whea you And saw you pass sway. Although I'loved you dearly coul HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * NIELSON, KNUTE WILLIAM. In sad but oving 'memory of oul ENOTE WiLtiam N N, who died one year ago, June 3, 1928 The month of June once more is here, To use the saddest of the vear, Because one year 1go todsy Our darling son passed awa: Not dead to us who loved his Not lost, but sone before. with ys in memory, “And “will for evermore. We could not hold your dying hand, We did not see you die: We only know you weni away And never said good-by. Your cheery ways, your smiling face Are a pleasure to recall. You uhndual bl:{enfldly word ‘for each ove: “ PATHER M . SISTER AND BROTHER. WALTERS, MARTHA VICTORIA. In L memory of “our dear ‘wife and moth MARTHA V. WALTERS (nee Turner), left us one yesr ago todsy, June 3, 1928. Weary, sad and heavy hearted, Thus I DADDY. S15 AND BROTHER, = Just s year of saddest longing For the smile that greeted me: It is veiled in that bright dawning Where faith leads on to thee. And some day Tl cross that river. There to rest upon There to see and love In all the earth there's not a name That ever can be just the same To us. as yours, dear mother minel lear name meant love and care riflce and doy and prayer: That dearest mame, the name What would Your patient To hear your And clasp each other's hands once more. In heaven, that nappy day. MARION XD NORRINE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 15 WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, NERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384. 1388 T. F. 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