Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1929, Page 9

PILOT DIES AS PLANE EXPLODES IN STORM Lightning Is ‘Blamed When Craft is Blown to Bits at 4, 000 Feet. By. the Associated Press. SAN BERNARDINO, Calif, August 5.~-An airplane piloted by Virgil Cline, San Jose, Calif., exploded 4.000 feet' above the Mojave Desert, near here, vesterday. tearing the flyer and his craft to bits. A bolt of lightning was believed to have struck the- plane’s gasoline tank. A. thunderstorm, the country, of the crash. The plane exploded rare ‘in that part of was raging about the time with a great | detonation as it soared on its way to Chicago from Los Angeles. of Randsburgh, Calif. when a mine physician first arrived at the place where the flyer's body was | found fragments of the plane still were raining from the clouds. A card found in Cline’s pocket was the only means of identification. ‘The plane was a specially built crnft. recent}y purchased from the Lockhe ,Mrcnn Corporation, for which cline | worked, by Willlam Brock, and was to have been used by the round-the-world fiyer in a long-distance flight, as yet unannounced. The plane was heard flying over the | small mining town. but could not be 10 MINERS ARE KILLED. 69 Others Are Trapped at Work | in Japan. |+ TOKIO, August 5 ().—Ten miners | coal mine in the central part of Hokkaido (Yezo). ‘were trapped with Httle hope of rescue. Oliver Phillips, mine Aupeflntenden: seen because of the clouds, Phillips said. ! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. |Double Funeral to Be Held for Two Flyers Killed in Crossing Crash Double funeral services for Capt.|sides at 839 Decatur street. Ht W. ‘wcen in v.h: "Alr ‘Coy ho were killed near Thursday, when the automobile which they were riding was hit by a | traction car, will be conducted in Ar- | lington Cemetery this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Full military honors will be ‘lvrorded at the grave. Capt. Moore's wife, Mrs. Roberta B. Moore, who was stopping in this_city with her sister, Mrs. Willlam F. Den- |nis, 1759 R street, while Capt. Moore | was in camp, left Thursday for Day- |ton. She was stopped by-a telegram :v. Pittsburgh telling of Capt. Moore’: eath. Clpt ‘Moore was on duty in this city, with the grade of lieutenant, during | |the World War. In recent years he enry Mog! 51 years old, and Capt. 39 years old, Reserve | they learned of his death. Mrs. Owens , U. 8, A, |wired ‘'she would return by the first yton, Ohi‘o, boat on which they could obtain pas- n | sage. | headauarters 1n New York. pt. Owens, 'ington. 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DETROIT, August 5.—A Federal pro- hibition “agent who disdppeared early Saturday in a speed boat believed to have been used by rum runners was the object of a search on both sides of the border today. The agent, Richard J. Sundlands, formerly of New York, was. last seen putting out into the Detroit” River in the boat with a man | tery and their employers. and woman taken ‘into custody when Officials of the Funeral Drivers' Union | the craft was seized. announced that they would refuse to| Walter S. Petty, acting collector of drive funeral corteges beyond the gates | customs, said today he did not know of any cemetery In the city as a pro- | whether Sundlands had met with vio- test in sympathy with the grave diggers. | lence or had disappeared voluntarily. A conference has been arranged be- | ~Sundlands and Milton Larson, a cus- toms border patrol inspector, had selzed the speed boat early Saturday and the latter had gone to report the seizure, leaving Sundlands to guard the boat and the man ahd woman who were By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 5.—Fear of a general strike that would halt all fu- tate labor department officials in their very Cemetery, while several hundred bodies have been placed in vaults, awaiting graves, Births Reported. found Sundlends, the boat,"snd tvo The following. births h: 4 | prisoners m! g. Fishermen said they to” the Henlth " Department 1" the "ner 24 | saw the trlo put out into the tiver, o i | Later Petty recelved reports that ATt At L. Wenand, Eirl oy, | Sundlands had been slain, but a search William P. and Mildred E. Raymond, boy. Leo B. and M: Bertram Y. | a trace of him. Customs records show that the speed boat was owned by Jack Heath, and | his wite, Maxine, but neither has been | located. arion Norris, girl and Viola M.’ Weich, boy. 'OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient Deaths Reported. Juan C. Weens. !'I,_lHomoorltmc Hospital. Emma_F. Rocl bley Hosp! Sonn 1 Doneils, 0. 535’ Noreh Carolina ave. Kirby, se. Jnck 8. Tuberculosis Hospit: Lilian”A. Garett, 58, Tuberculosis pit gouec I Nickerson, 55, 1855 Calvert at. | | | na Elliott, e ne. w. " MILITARY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Ovpposite Arlington Cemetery Your opportunity for inspection IS | NOW. Vaults are selling rapidly, only u limited number rematn. HIGHWAY 45, Preed- Jol 0, St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Lo Marawn. 3 rteadmen's Hospita, Victoria” Fletcher, 35, Georgetown ta Zamuel L. McCollough, 22. 2405 sth st. | : Open every day and Sunday. A more _ Phvliss E Turner. 8 months. 387 K st | I [ Pl ““fl’ :;zm}gmmiganal for loved ones cannot s:py Downs. 3 months, Children's Hos- | JeSksar iy, P g'l"fi:x'm P'\\ian Anderson, 3 months, Obildrews | L5 Angeles o Glonay ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE | necpiis] i e 036 Clear THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL ! Hnlv:‘r’:x.ch'fldr':lfred Idtl Ada Travis, 10 PI rlnudy Cremation niches for urns con- taining ashes can be purchased. Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Nat. 7897 A pier constructed at Puerto Colom- bia. Colombia, into the ocean. WASHINGTON’S FI\EST MF‘\ S WFAR STORE Semi-Annual Sale of Shirts and Pajamas Were §2.50 3.00. 5 ! S00:. 650 ..Now §1.85 2.25 2.85 3.65 4.65 Washington’s largest and finest as- sortment of Manhattan Shirts and Pa- jamas is offered in the Semi-Annual Reductions. There are shirts with at- tached and detached soft or laundered collars to match and regular fieckband styles—make your choice from our se- lection of fancy and neat patterns in richest color effects. Sizes 13/ to 17, sleeve lengths 32 to 35. e Suggest An Early Selection Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street esh Eggs. . .% 42¢ Ivory Soap Cakes 4 Ib. 55¢ SLICED . PORK LIVER 2 Lbs,, 25¢ “These Are Known Far and Wide “Fresh Green Ears—Home-Grown” “Good and Sweet” “Sweet, Juicy California” Oranges = 25¢ HILEY—BELLE—FREE-STONE' Peaches 5 Lbs. 2 5c A Real “ASCO” 25c Sale found aboard. Larson on his return; along the river front failed to reveal | uby E. Charles, 51. Sibley H Willlam A. Fawks, 45, United States Sol- diers” Home Hospital | “Norman_W. Metcalf. 31 United States Soldiers’ Home Hospital. | Mary A, Kronstadi, 25, George Washing- ton Horpit Maris arfield Hospital extends nearly a mile | AUGUST 5, 1929, THE WEATHER Fair; warmer tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness and warmer, follow- ed by showers in the afternocn or at night; variable winds becoming mod- erate south and southwest. Maryland—Fair; not quite so cool tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness and warmer, followed by showers in the afternoon or night; gentle to moderate west winds becoming south- v/est /Tuesday. Virginie—Fair; not so cool .in the interior, tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer, followed by showers in north- west portion: gentle variable winds. West Virginia—Increasing cloudinez: and warmer tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer with showers in north” portion. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 76; 8 pm., 0; 12 midnight, 64; 4 a. 60, noon, 74. Barometer—4 pm., 29.80; 8 12 midnight, 2993 4am, 19 92. 290.85; 8 a.m, 29 noon, 29.98. Highest temperature, 76, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday, lowest umperamre, 59, occurred at 3 am. ‘Temperature same a-u Tast year-— Highest, 96; lowest, 74. Tide Tables. (Purnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:08 a.m. and 2:50 pm.; hlxhllde'li.’t m d!!,A Tomorrow—Low_ tide, 3:04 3:39 p.m.; high tide, l 48 a.m. lndfl 22 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:12 a.m.; sun sets 1:16 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:12 am.; sun | sets, 7:15 pm. Moon mea, 5:25 a.m.; sets, 8:08 pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac clear and | Shenandoah muddy this am. Weather in Various Citles. P Temperature. iz 1 HE 1 Btatlons. ear Pt.cloudy * Clear . 54 T Clear cn 2 7 0.06 Glear G T 3004 68 58 ... Glear Clncinnati, Ohio 30.10 72 3 . Glear Gieveland. Onlg 2698 82 58 1! Ptcloudy Benve Bricioudy Clear [oaee Clear Omsha. Nebr Philadelphia.Pa Phoenix. Ariz. .29 Bittsburgh, Pa. "Current observalions.) Pamiiton. Bermuda 2 San Juan, Porto Rico. CITY NEWS IN BBIEF TODAY. Monthly meeting of the Gen. Henry W. Lawton Camp, No. 4, United Spanish War Veterans, will be held at 8 o'clock ! at’ Pythian Temple. On account of rain Saturday night the garden party to have been held| | on the grounds of St. Francis de Sales’ Church, Twentieth street and Rhode | Island avenue northeast, was postponed until tonight and tomorrow night. Funds derived from the party will/ be apolied to the building fund of the | church. | i i FUTURE. Loyal Knights of the Round Table will ‘meet for luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock at the University Club. Program will be a surprise. Association of the Oldest Inhabitants | of ‘the District of Columbia will meet | Wednesday evening at the Union En- | gine House, southeast corner of Nine- | teenth and H streets. at 7:30 o'clock. | Judge Robert Mattingly will speak on “Reminiscences of the Island.” | Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr., has offered | the use of her house and lawn at 1778 Lanier pldce for a Midsummer fete to be held tomorrow evening from 6:40 | [to 9 o'clock, under the auspices of the | Ladies’ Ald of the Washington Heights | Presbyterian Church. Business Women's Council will meet tomorrow evening at the National Memorial Baptist Church, Sixteenth street and Columbia road. Miss Helen | Childs has charge of the devotional | period. Rev. John Gregory of the Church of the Covenant. will give a talk on his _Tecent experiences in Hungary. The Bell Club will hold a benefit card party tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the audi- torium of St. James Church, Thirty- seventh street and Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier, Md. Hostesses Mrs. Danial A, Campbell and Mrs. Charles Monninger. Burnside Post. No. 8. Grand Army of the Republic, will meet at the G. A. R. Hall, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A meeting of the Council of Admin- istration, department Auixiliaries, United Spanish War Veterans, will be held at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. Marriage Licenses. B Glluln. l! .l')d Marle E. Duehring, 25 Doreey 6. Astier AT, Grafton. W. Va.. and ington, Pa. L. James McKav. 31, this city, and Lella R. Ereeman. 26, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Rev. William . and Della Jenkins, 38: ig. and Alberta A. Brooke, to_above addr BOY'S BROWN it arl ugust Tt lundl; schopl pin in lapel. nenrd m7 Georgia_a ofi AINING _valuable papers Please call 51 l“ and Colonial Hotel. M 1 n«:lflm ll‘llm’ ‘morning, £'5, on Deia betw tween KEY CASE st K_St. Market with driver ardson. Room BTy Pawi 0 e National 11 !nnch nl L3 T, n.w. 'Y CASE, initial Blease Getutn tu zml &onnecitcut ave Jamieson, Col. 8106. Lol Reward. Cnyl 9541-J. A REWARD POR [FORMA- | AUTHORITIES PROBE DROWNING OF BOY = Suspicions Aroused When It Is Found Youth Insured for $33,000. By the Associated Press. ANDERSON, 8. C., August 5.—Ex- haustive investigation was continued to- | day iInto the death of Maxie Thomas, 15, whose purported drowning, Solicitor L. W. Harris of Anderson County said, aroused the suspielon of authorities after it was revealed the lad's life was insured for upward of $33,000. 8. R. Thomas drowned last Friday while the two were fishing near their home, at Honeo Path, 8. C. The father said he was the only person present when you! ‘Thomas slipped from a rock and fell into the stream. Subsequently the sheriff's office and Solicitor Harris started an investigation in co-operation with Coroner Mike Clark, and the stomach and lungs of young Thomas were sent to Clemson College chemists for examination. Thes olicitor today said the chemists' report was not expected for two weeks, this precluding a verdict of the coro- ner’s jury, but that he believed the in- vestigation will have reached a conclu- sive stage by Wednesday. Meanwhile the elder Thomas remain- ed at his home. Testimony was given before the coro- ner's jury by the lad's mother that he intended going to work at the Chiquola Mill Friday, but his father, who is un- | employed, persuaded him to go fishing. ‘The Montreal River near Cobalt, Ontario, will cost $1.000,000. Qurd ot Eijankl. TALBERT. CHARLES R. Sincere thanks are extended for the expressions of symp: nd beautiful Aoral trinutes and the many kindnesses shown me at the death of my beloved hush MRS. CHARLES R. TALBERT. Braths. Syturder. August 3 EMILE 'BERLINER, 0ipand Bi’ Core AdIet BEHIRer Punerfl Monday afternoon. August S, pm., from Wardman Park Hotel Apl 100" Eve. Interment Rock Creek nnmc-. "JEAN. On Monda. August B 9, at her residence. 4135 Garrison st. . JEAN, widow of the late Bamuel W. her of Martha Morrison, Frost. No- Meithes's Chnrch Beat Pleasant, Mo, Tuesazy, Au 6. 10 am. rmnns anarelatives invitea’ CARTER, NATHANIEL LAFAYETTE. D Bhjed this life Friday, August 2. 1929, ‘Reed ' Hospital: NATHENTEL LAPAYETTE GARTER. de: voted husband of Cora Carter, devoted son of Clara Carter and the Iate Andrew Car- . brother of Susie, May. Barron and Stewart Carter. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. Funeral Wednesday. August 7. pim. from St Marys nucuml Chur:h urd st. bclwun G and CAVE, EY. Suddenly, on Su Aucun TATRI6 ar nis esidence. 3 e .e., CHAUNCEY, beloved son of Rev. ve, grandson of Funeral serv LA D Interment at Ridgley, Lk ASest of her ave. Funerai services at 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. August 6. at the "National Baptist Memorial Church. 16th &1. ana Columpia rd. The Rev. Homer Councilor will_ officiate. Relatives and | friends Jnvited. . ON. BUELAH, Devarted tbis life Bun. day. ‘August ‘4, 1929, at e Sl G aver v s Mia BUELAN MASO! y N, 8he leaves o moirn their loss a | devoted husband, William Mason: one sis- | ter. ‘Martha J. Tompkins: four nieces. four nephews and a host of of 4 Ponde. Funeral Wednesa from Salem Baptist bet. 9th and 10th st Rev, . P8ody resting At \;vuley wasnins- | relatives ton’s funeral parlor, 205! elatives and Triends are invited: (Pitts: | burgn papers please cops.) = McGRATH. KATHE On_Sundas. August 4. 1920, pusust 4,020, Kaiening €. (nee Foley). beloved wife of ard G McGrath and motn Hiarper, Mirs, ‘Revmand Swe Mrs S Pk Harns, Pugeral irom ‘1204 In- | gianam st nw. on Wednesday morning, August 8:30 o'clock. tnence to Holy iy Lhurth where mass will be said 1 9 o'clock. Helatives and friends inyit- | 2d.” fnfen Mount_ Olive! METCALF. NORMAN WriGHT. suaaenu on_August 2, 1929, NORMAN WRIGHT METCALF, husband of Eisie Smith Met- galt. ) Burlal Monday, August 5 in Ober- n, Ohio. No funeral service in Wash- GEORGE T. Departed this life Sat- August 3. 1929, ai Hackensack, N. J.. MINOR, son of the late Rob- d 8. A. Mmor. Funeral Tuesday. eru H. and August 6. at 2 pm., (rom the residence of | E. Arinistea Tndermeni: Woo his sister. Mrs. J. ave. n.W. tery. MORRISON, ESTHER ELIZABETH. August 4. 192 bt 'nu.R ELIZABEVH. iha Mrs. Geore ¥ from_her iate re: Rois ave. ‘Tuesdas. Ausust 6, 1 p.m. teiment 'Monocacy Cemetery, Bealisvil AN, VALLORA. On Sefurday, George. A Fiitman ana Mrs. Ariie Yeaiier. Funerai services at her late residence on Tues: asy. August 6. at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemeter Relatives and iriends lsn» srlL:s‘ EMILY G._ Om Saturday, August 3. 1929, EMILY G_ STILES, the beloved wiie Chester. E. Stiles, of' 3718 Brandywine eld & £ Plestay, 2 pim. STOKES, ELIOTT. Departed this life Satur; 1:30 p.m., ray, funeral director. Tmeat Lincoln Memorial Cemeters: THORPE. SOPHIA. Departed this life sud- denly, August 2. 1029;"at, the residence of her daughter. 127 8 st. .+, SOPHIA THOREE. She g survived "5y three - be- loved daugh Mrs. Bonita' I Haukins, Nirs JeSsie Thorpe Hate Mrs. Mattie Quins -na e ranecntitren, ~ Funeral Tuesday, August 6. from Frazier's new: fu- 1 home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w., at and friends invited. 5 TYLER, WILLIAM C.. On Monday, August 4929, WILLIAM C.. aged 59 years. son 3t he 1ate Cornelius and Jane Elizgbeth Tyler. ~Remains resting of P. A Taltavull, terment at Richmond, Va. In Memoriam. BOWMAN. MARY R. A. A tribute of Joving remembrance to our dear mother and sis- ter. R. A. MAN. who died. one Ve go todass Auguet 5. 1936, In mv heart your memory lingers, Tender, loving, kind and true: There is not a day. dear mother. That I do not think of you. Dearest mother o' mine, 1 miss you dear face. membe 1 re; er "Chat none on nrm can take sour place. VOTED & SON: And you left m YOQUR _DE! ROBERT. AND SISTER. CO] CURRY, MAE. ot loving temem- branee of our del e v MAR. & T Joars ago" foday, Augst 5, 1036, 7, lite i8 lonesome: My Benrt is flled with pain; 1 1eel like 1, w uov =t mu my trou d hun, Ho my eves with tear: For ¢-un (s robbed me ot the one mine for years. 'rhe rau nm is sweetest and faireit the bud that is kille tha d by the frost, Ana the love that s Karest aha sarest- s the love that I have Junt lnn Some n forget you. lons as. God sives mo e 1°%Th Aever torf et Sadly. LOVING CHILDRE issed. AND MOTHER-IN- Gnne (rom us forever e face we loved so well, And ol how we iss You- No one on earth can teil: 1t we could have our dearest wish ful- And take our chaice of all earth's treas- | SRR RS A DIGGOVERS AND | SiomE .':-."‘é“'os L0 DAL € : | SPECTA between d 'm-'r“e 0%0%°0%°¢%°¢%e®e®e” SRR oam This mvaraine. Phone ures. too, Or chodse from heaven whatsoever we ! e J nk for you. wr Loied tn life and death the same, HER ' LONELY SLAW, *MAE HYLAND AND FLORENGE SiiON reported his son | proposed power plant on the' LEWIS, RUTH .LOU o Sdm et | e, 0 at Children's Howital RUTH | LOUISE. beloved daughter of Roger L. and An Lewis. 3605 34ih . n.w. in the x| s That 1.| HER LOVING MOTHER. Tey n.w. Funeral services will be it M st n.w. on Mondey, Ausust 5. | at Tnterment at Philaceiphia, E 2] In Memoriam. | CURRY. MATY L. In sad and lovin 9 re. embrance of my de mm. MARY T” SURRY “fhes” Somons: to her heavenly me three Tears 4o todey. Rusuet b Tr2s God was lonely without ou, i tender, 1! ew o heaven vllhyym (it arms B R e O e o Tro m heart HEdrex ur golde «, And sprinkled 1t with dew. " And then He hung it in t 2 ', suiding siar 5t ni £y e And. Viay Gear, 1 see It there, "Niid love (0 wateh' 115 i1et Por T know your heart is wit And mine 1y with You o':':' S lishter of mine, Loying sou always, Uk & sk of mdnies LONELY MOTHER. There are stars that go out in t 9 But thelr silvery IERE shines on. There are roses whose fragrance stili lingers When the blossoms are faded and zonc. ‘There are hearts full of light and sweetness When no longer their life current flows, But your sweetaess, dear May. lives on Like' the youl o'ihe star and the rose. STER VIOLA. With aching heart night ll'er night 1 l t with her until morning light, tried to soothe her pain away, nm all my efforts were in vain. How sad today mv troubled heart, How dim my eves with tears. For death has robbed me of my dear sister I thought was mine for ye: BISTER INEZ. Dear is the grave where my sister is laid, Bweet Is the memory which never shail | Flowers may wither, leaves may die, Others may forget you. but, never Shau 1, PAULINE. DE VILLE, DA S. ND HATTIE C. !nren fne memoey of our devoled daughiczs 1500w HATIIE " e died” vieseen Who, died. thirteer years ago today, August 5, lfl!. Memories like the ivy clin Close whate'er the tide mly bring. [E FAMILY. FREEMAN. HAROLD VA& VIA"IE\ loving memory of my dear son. HAR( VAN VRANKEN FREEMAN, who died six years ago tnduy August 5, 1923, HENRY W. FREEMAN. FREEMAN, nA'olD 1In loving memory of my dear HARGLD. who lefl me &% 3eats ago today, August 5, 1923. Do I forget? Not In my heart there is a nrr»t Hl!?e ‘Where, midden from ‘morial es Dwells strong snd (rie a love hat never dies, AUNT ADA. Nor can forget JOHNSON. SANDY §. 1In ad but loving T, doar. husband "and n | father,. SAN] s. INSON, who de- | parted this hle |hu’lr’n years 0 today. August 5, 1916, We_miss you no less as time passes on Than we did on the day of your going, For absence can never close the door of and" J‘."'xu t 1 il ¢ inimpe of our love are i glowin THE ¥, LY. LEWIS. EDWARD W. AND MARY A, Sacred to the memory of Gur Beloved parents; who departed this life, ED EWIS, JiRtars. 14 1015 ang MARY A: LEWIS: August 5. 1928 i He giveth His beloved sleen THEIR CHILDREN. | MENEFEE, ANNIE L. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, ANNIE L FEE, 7ho Geparied this life seven sears aso. August 3. 162 A Deace, dear mother. Beven sears Nave pacsed anay. You are gone, but not forgott For we thirk of vou each d HER DEVOTED D. HTERS. * POORE. GEORGE ALLEN. In remembrance of my dear husband and our daddy. who died one year ago today, August 5, 1929, You are resting in peace, dear husband, One sad vear has passed away. You are gone. bwt not forgotten, As I think of you each day. On a hiliside. softly sleeping. Far_away from care and pain, May you rest in Jesus keeping, For we hope to meet *MARGARET. e YOUR LOVING WIFE. In_our hearts vour memory lingers, TOVING. cmumrn, WALTER, | TARoKRET, GESR REYNOLDS. GEORGE A, In lovine and everlasting memory of my kind and de- Yoied husbend, Dr. GEOI NOLDS, August 5. One year has passed. dear. Since you were called away No one knows the sorrow 1 have felt, And’cannot tell just how sad 1 am, It's lonesome here without you And sad the wears way, Por Tife is not the same to me Since you were called away. The tears that come (o me no human hand can dry. Peaceful be vour sleep. dea: Tt is sweet to breathe you 1 loved you very dear in Life In death 1 do the ame Fondly 1 and sadly missed WiFE MARY' ¥ REVNOLDS. REYNOLDS. DR. GEORGE A. Sacred | ine memory "ot our beioved brother. DR. GEORGE A. R Vho Tel acirep’in Jesus one | todav. August 5. 19 | 1 ere is not who_was called away so suddenly 1928, THOMAS. EVELYN. A tribute of love the memory of our dear beloved sister. to EVELYN THOMAS. who departed this life two years ago today. August 5. 1927. Gone. dear sister. gone forever. How we miss your smiling face: But you left us o remember None on earth can take your place. HER LOVING SISTERS. A happy home we once enioyed— How sweet the memory still— Byt death has loft a lonelincss the world can neves | URR. | THORNE. THOMAS WARREN. In | derling little son. THOM. | . who left us so { denly one vear ago today. Ausust 5. Keep him, sweet Jesus, in Thy keeoin, e ‘Teach” the shining shore Then. O Master. let us have bim To love him as wa did before MOTHER AND FATHER. FNEY. LEROY. In sad and loving rame brance of our dear {ather. LEROY VENE who passed AwaY nine vears ago | dav. Ausust 4. 1920, | Dear is the grave where our fatner s laid, | - Swert is the memory that never will fade. Parlof our Iivex are Buied deep. | Tihder'tne fod where our dear farier cleenc: DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. FLORENCE AYD - ‘ln'nlrlu ANNIE ALEERTA. In sad but lovine rémembrance of our ‘dear mother. ANNIE ALBERTA ROTHER 7o who departed this life thr today. August 5. 1926 Loved in life, remem ER DEVO 1o red in teath 0 CHILDREN DIRECTORS. 'Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance e Lincoln 0524 JOHN R."WRIGHT co. Established | _1337 10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0041 ' Surceedlng the nflgina\ W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Pctomac 4600 8 _vears at 1208 A st.. 45 years st 840 F st. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS; FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE_N.W__ NATIONAL !384. 1383 ‘CHAS. S. ZURHORST ST CAPITOL ST Phone Lineoln 0: Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M Qt‘“’("‘?\m"" Frank Geier’s Sons~Co 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel. Telephone | Y& t10 National 2473 | Ehone wWest 0099 E: Pumun Dl"etor Private Ambullneo 64] H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nefther the successors of nor connected with ‘the orlginal W. R svfires estabiish- Prior k. 6628 N.W. Sne ormerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. 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