Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENI MRS. GRANT RITES HELD AT ST. JOHN'S Body Is Taken by Special Car to West Point for Burial Beside Husband. TFuneral services for Mrs. Ida Honore Grant, daughter-in-law of President Grant, were held in St. John's Episco- pal Church, Sixteenth and H streets, terday in the presence of many nota- les. Rev. Leon A. Shearer, assistant rector, officlated. The body was taken car to West Point, Y., beside her husband, the late Maj. Gen. Prederick D. Grant. In attendance at the services here were Mrs, Herbert Hoover, Mrs, Edward E. Gann, sister of Vice President Curtis; District officials and high officials of the Army. Mrs. Ol’ln' long a social leader, died at her home, 1711 New Hampshire ave- nue, Priday night after a long illness. She was 76 years old. Mrs. Grant was the mother of Prin- cess Cantacuzene-Speransky and Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d. D:;ths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the it 4 hours: Ida H. Grant. 76, 1711 New Ham ‘Thomas Shuhln 80, Sibley Ho!nll natiiten O ith, 56, en route Ci akell. 42, 118% M st. Butler, Jr." 7 months, Freed- 4 months, Children’s Hos- ity KILLS GIRL AND SELF Suitor Slays Her After Mother Banned Courtship. GREENSBORO, N. C., September 8 (#)—Laurel Jackson Bll'nl 22, fatally shot his 15-year-old sweetheart, Bernice McCaskill, here yesterday, and then sent a bullet through his head to end his lre‘ The_shooting occurred at the home of N. 1. Phll} Lela Horner, a friend of the couple, told police the girl's mother, Mrs. John L. McCaskil told Sams to stop going with her daughter. One Killed in Political Clash. HAMBURG, September 8 (#).—A clash between Fascists and Communists during a political parade yesterday re- sulted in the death of one Fascist, serious injuries to nine persons and slight injuries to two policemen. Thirty- one persons were arrested. Back to School! 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ASCO Gelatine Desserts. .. ...3 pkss. 20c ASC0 Quick-Made Tapioca...3 pkes. 20c . pke. 10c HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS.’-———‘ Boneless Pot Roast v 21c Round Steak...........n Sirloin Steak...... R 35¢ Porterhouse Steak. .....n. Boneless Beef for Stewing Lv. Freshly Ground Beef vb. 21c White Potatoes 10 . 29c 21c Lean Stewing Lamb. . .2 n Shoulder Lamb Roast. . . .. FRESH PRODUCE! Sound Yellow Onions 4 .. 150 Shoulder Lamb Chops. . .. » Round Bone Shoulder Chops. . . Fresh Sweet Prunes 3 Lbs. 23C Back from the seashore or country, you will find your nearby @500 Stores well supplied with just the Foods and Table Needs you will want, at prices you will feel satisfied to pay. NG STAR, WASHINGTO ACHILLE M. BURKLIN DIES IN HEART ATTACK Prominent Business Man and World War Veteran Expires Suddenly at His Home. Stricken with a heart attack while asleep, Achille Mauger Burklin died early yesterday morning at his home, 3013 Cathedral avenue. Apparently in the best of health, Mr. Burklin had returned from a party at the Congres- sional Country Club Saturday night and had retired. He was awakened a few hours later by intense pain and died before the arrival of a physician who had been hastily summoned. Mr. Burklin, who was 39 years old, was one of the proprietors of Lerch’s dying and cleaning establishment on Twelfth street northwest. A son of the late Achille E. and Mrs. Mary Burklin and a native of this city, he attended the public schools here and was a grad- uate of Central High School. He was & member of the C Club of the latter institution. Later he attended George Washington University, where he be- came affiiliated with the Sigma Chi Fraternity. At_the outbreak of the World War Mr. Burklin enlisted in the Army and ‘was assigned to the Medical Corps, at- taining the rank of sergeant, and at its close he was commissioned a lieutenant in the Reserve Officers Training Corps. He was a member of Albert Pike Lodge of Masons and of the Columbia Coun- try Club. In addition to his wife, Mrs. Mae Burklin, and a son, Achille M. Burklin, Jr., he is survived by a brother, Robert M. Burklin of this city, and two sisters, Mrs. Nina B. Doolittle of Buffalo, N. and Mrs. Sallie J. Graham of Wasl ington. Funeral services are to be held at his residence tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. They will be conducted by Rev. Charles T. Warner of St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, where the family at- tends. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, with Masonic rites at the grave. Births Reported. Lester L, and Alm: ins, girl. Bennett, girl: Johnson, boy. 3 Marearer M. Cavileer, girl. r} 3 a isie Rlndolnh 5 And Aubtey 3. Gilbert i . and Florell Jennings, girl. Swanson and Blanche Vaughn, boy. Jasper and Maggle Reed. wirl. Eimore A._and Caroline Marshal Est. 188 WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARD! Sect; us_new Yoru ‘Ave NW. This neat ply elotll euht. whole funeral— Cars, $ And All Only grioed funerale, with mo gstrs charge eh-nl All music, if desired organ. plain and _dignified, the Hearse IThe same service as the higher our pipe In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W, Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less Business Man Dies ACHILLE M. BURKLIN. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Stanton Park Citizens’ Asso- ciation, Peabody School, Fifth and C streets northeast, 8 p.m. Nomination of officers. Lawn fete, Trinity Lodge, No. 5, Or- der of Shepherds of Bethlehem, corner ‘Wisconsin and Nebraska avenues, com- mencing today. Meeting, District ict of Columbia Opto- metric Society, Inc., Raleigh Hotel, 8 p.m. Speaker, Dr. ‘Edwin H. Etz, on “Comparison of Old and Modern Opto- metnc Technlque Meeting, Takoma na Park Citizens’ Asso- | ciation, Takoma Park Branch Library, 8 pm. Meeting, Manor v Park Citizens’ Asso- ciation, Whittier School, Fifth and Sheridan streets, 7:45 pm. Nomination of officers. FUTURE. Lunchean, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Pan-American mom of the Mayflower Hotel, tomorrow, 1 p.m. Luncheon, Advertising Club of Wash- ington, National Press Club Auditorium, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Speaker, Mrs. Eleanor Patterson. Luncheon, Syracuse University Alum- ni, Picardi's Restaurant, tomorrow, 12:30 pm. Card party, benefit St. James' Catho- lic Church, at suditorium, Thirty-sev- enth street and Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier, Md, 8:30 p. morrow. . Marriage Licenses. )lelvln 0. K“b! 27, and Ella E. West, 20; ey, 5 Lsster Blason, 36, Brooklyn, N. Y. and Purl")‘q‘ 'ficmfl'n, 26, this city; Rev. Tho: A._Cunningha: d. Ir. 33 Bascroft, va., and Xandra, N Taylor.. 2. “Arimgton, Vi alio And Forence J. Muench 25, ‘botn %0 Brookivn, N. v. By a0 Huds ion, 27, and Enes Witliams, 35; ? ¢ Refa !‘x’n A;Pmice. 40, and_Alice R. M- Nally, ev. Lawrence J. n:"{“}\"‘c"gm 25, and Lucy Leone, 23; atan Tinest . Bohannon, 27, and Lilllan G. Brooke, 21; Rev. Daniél L. Ennis Warten Williaing, 40, and Dorothy Smith, Col Miller, 36, and Helen E. Bauer ot "Philudcionin, Fa; Rev. B M. On Account of the DEATH of Achille M. Burklin We Will Be Closed Monday and Tuesday LERCH’S, Inc. 826 12th St. N.W. D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1930. ORIENTALS IN U. S. CLASS Japanese and Chinese to Study in Army School Opening in Kansas. FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kans., September 8 (#).—A Japanese and & Chinese were among the 225 army officers enrolled in the United S:“l: Army command and School opening here today. ‘They are Maj. uu-ruml ‘Yanauchi of the Japanese Imperial Army and Tsi- Ming Chow of the Chinese Army. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler tonight; gentle to moderate north shifting to northeast ‘winds. Maryland and Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; somewhat cooler to- night; moderate north shifting to north- east winds. ‘West Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler in northeast por- tion tonight. Record for 36 Hours. Temperature—4 p.m. Saturday, 94; 8 p.m. Saturday, 83; 12 midnl(ht sut- urday, 76; 4 s.m. Sunday, 7 Sunday, 76; 12 noon Sunday, 87; ( p.m. Sunday, 88; 8 p.m. Sunday, 75; 12 mid- night, 72; 4 today, GD 8 am. to- day, 7 12 noon today, 70. Barometer—4 p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Saturday, 2! urdAy, 29.93; 4 8 am. sund y, 29.! 29. pm. Sunday, Blmfl&y 29 92; 12 midnight, 29.90 am. today, 20.88; 8 am. today, 12 noon today, 29.98. * Highest, 93, occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest, 68, occurred at 6 am. today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 92; lowest, 71. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 2:41 am. and 3 pam.; high tide, 8:13 am. and 8:37 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3 3:35 pm.; high tide, 9:12 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:42 a.m.; sun sets 6:29 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:43 am.; sun sets 6:27 p.m. Moon rises 6:59 p.m.; sets 6 a.m. Condition of the Water. Potomac, muddy. Weather in Various Cities. gTemperature. ey g 3 - 38:3‘:5:33233‘38833888:25‘88:5‘:322:!3:‘.;‘:—.’8;‘2‘538 83! imore, Md. Birmingham Bosto cmel-na, omo s ol Columbia, Detroit: El Paso, Tex. 9.90 u-lvmon e, 29 9.9 Phoe; Bittabur J"‘ Portian 2320220333388 032R8332 08300282 228R 22232 |- FOREIGN. (1 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Statio Temperature. Weather. 52 Rain today) |Part cloudy Hemilton, Bermn San_Juan, Porto udy Part cloudy Havana, Cubs Clou lon, Ci “Our clothes come back in almost no time!” HREE days is all that “Net Bag System,” without any extra cost. Give services. Manhattan takes to do our clothes and they come back looking like new.” No wonder this young wife is so enthusiastic about Manhattan. Bills, baking and bud- gets are all new to her and she is more than glad to be relieved of her washday problem by a laundry that saves her mon- ey by saving her clothes. And Manhattan’s where clothes are washed in Nets by pure Palm Oil soap, and soft, warm water, does just this. Then, too, Manhattan collects launders and de- livers all in three days—an extra service Manhattan a month’s trial and notice the immediate difference in your clothes. Phone today for our representative. He will be glad to explain details of our many money- ving “We Save You Money By Saving Your Clothes’ MANHATTAN LAUNDRY PHONE DECATUR II20 Entire Advertisement Copyrighted 1930. WHERE THE NET GETS THE WEAR AND THE CLOTHES GET THE WASH 1 am. and 50 am. and clear, Shenandoah, little Part cloudy | OLAS | JOHN F. BOLEN. »m |JOHN F. BOLEN, 59, DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Insurance Man WHad Been Sunday Bchool Head Here for 22 Years. John F. Bolen, 59 years old, for & number of years widely known here in church and business circles, died at his home, 641 Lexington place northeast, yesterday after a long iliness. He had been superintendent of the Metropolitan Baptist Church Sunday school for the past 22 years and was formerly treasurer of the church for 14 years. He was a member of the Lafay- ecu Lodge of Masons. Mr, Bolen was for some time assistant superintendent of the local office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance’ Co. and had held several fither positions with it. He retired recently, due to ill health. He was married to Miss Jennie Lee Carter of Culpeper Co., Va, in 1901. He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Mrs. John W. Bredehoft, the latter of New York. Funeral services will be conducted in the Metropolitan Baptist Church tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Homer J. Councilor, assistant pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, will officiate. Inter- ment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. PR MRS. McDONALD BURIED Special Dispateh to The Star. YAL, September The remains of Mrs. Belle McDonald, wife of James 8. McDonald, well known farmer of buried Friday M ald had been in lll health for a long time. She was 50 years of age, and is survived by her husband and 10 chil- dren_and several brothers and sisters. Qard nf Thanks, HOWISON, CHARLES R. we wish to ex- tend our sincere thanks for the beautiful foral offerings and, your expressions of sympathy in our sad ‘bereavement FAMILY. Murriage. WILLIAMSON_BENNETT. The Rev. Mrs. P Bemnet: anmounce the of mm deughter, ELIZABETH ‘WILLIAMSON e c.rm, and piscopal Onurch. oRgreninston, » Baturdsy, August 6, 1f FOUND. BOAT,_ ATk ln'hn Tiear 17th and D s Rew. "Owner can Mave same by 1dentifying. Apt. 101, the Tiverton. LOST. hatts o TZok In ftter's “kmu dly, return room at 1206 F same_and_receive n-nd hite night on E st incoln_1238. . cu' Biue Persian female _cat, strayed Bept. 2 from Bethesds, Md. Phone Bradley 144 Reward lost Sunda Sth. ND RING, at North Beach, either on st. bet. Chesapeake st. and beach or at P rd Bater froni; 330 reward. Address Box 499 , black and white setter, m Liberal reward. C. K. Shff- welghs Reward. LASSES, shell-rim, on Buulu Ensraving ond Primiine 0 C4lsq MoRdAY morning. Re- ward. _Lineo! between 33rd iday night. 722 A section 310 bills 1 igust 30. o 24, Saturday evenin PURSE, Black .u.a., containing iady's Wrist ' Lch. alt] movement, money and arti ll Elthlr in_or near Medical Salfainy. Refurn to 38 Wneeler ave., Clar- endon, Va. RING_Seal rg‘.’-. mlrked %, B op Comn. w. o Beward. Wis. 30053 SASEC . containing camp_cloth- A books: Wednssday DIEHC. Reward 1P ebimea o ¥. A HANDBAOv containing ariver | Bemaie. Cyesiadses. and other articies: Satur: ht, 8 ‘fr mnmkgemumnnoerz. th and o Ms. i mn_% v if returned to Mrs. Ada J. Burke, t. s Ant eather, contains anddrivers permit: vicinuy 18th L rd ne -m cuve nx. Tth ai gflmfln ov!nln$ summa nwnfl o sley. Woodley Park_To e »" mbn_m LICE_DOG. wn: tag number 13 T 4205, ‘at 738 Upshur at. nw. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4200 9th St. N.W. Col._6324 J WJLLIAM IP F'b SO\IS (,RLMA l ()RIUM 332 PA. AVE N.W___ NATIONAL 1384, 1385 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. District 2606 W. W, Deal & Co. 816 H ST NE. LINCOLN 8200 CHAS. C. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phene_Lineoln_0372 " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Mo enr Coaper, Teieprone National 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. s;i.l-res establish- ment. e '"“kn?fl! 940 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine_ Ambulance 412 H ST. NE. Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel ALMUS R SPCARE Bucceeding the Origi re S0 1623 C Ios:ph F. Birch's Sons AC BIRCH 3034 M St. \’.\\'. 'fln“f:‘;“mm' o Established 1870 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. P! North ood CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month lots and sites for sale. FUNERAL DlSlGfiS. Fromt Aute Delivery Ser: I Artisic—expressive—inexpens lrwmaqo ConyTRA & 'ON of 3545 Hol N Survived by three Drothers and fve ‘address Tues- Interment n Dela, Pa., at 2 p.m. Tuesday. BOLEN, JOHN F. On Sunday, September T, nce, 642 Lexin place loved husband of Jennie i Mrs hoft, in e0th the. "Metropolitan . Bapti Church, Tuesday, September 9, ut 3 p.m. Rematns will e in state at the chureh from 13:30 to 2 p.m. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Members of La r-nm R r. M., are requested end ‘wbecinl " communications 118 B.m. restny Beptember b, 1630, Tor But- Siending funeral of “our late of Fother, JOHN F. 5 W. F. WANAMAKER, Sec. BURKLIN, ACHILLE M., Suddanly. on Sun- tember ' 7, ‘1030, ACHILLE M. Beloved" nusband. of it neral, services at Tesidence. 3013 Cathedral day, September 9, at 10 Fort, Lincoln Cemetery. BURKLIN, ACHILLE M. A special meetin of Albert Pike Lodse, No. 36. A M be held at the hall, :m and S, Tuceday mosming. Beptombee 0 15, at § o'clock, for the purpose of attending ihe funeral of our late brother, ACHILLE WILLIAM L. BOYDEN, Secretary. CISCLE, ANNIE L. On Sunday, September 0, at the residence of ner Tars, Mable Marses Mefrose. Mo L. widow of Jamés Ciscle. the chupel of J. Willi w., Tues- am. lmermem ‘Interment private. COLT, ROSA PAXSON. On Saturday, Se nlrlu" on_Tuese a.m.; thence to st. and Park I at . ment Mount Oilvet Cemetery: COXEN, MARTHA AMELIA. On Sunda; Sepiember 7, 1930, at net re Ji QGirard st. n.w., Mrs. MAJ COXEN, beloved wile of Dhlllll Colln and mother of Harry 1 and M Coxen. Funeral services dence Tuesday, September pm. Interment Rock Cr Pilends invited, DANHAKL, ANNA M. On Monday, Septem- ber 8, 1930, ANNA M., beloved wife of Joseph Danhakl. eral irom her Iate resiaence, 419 1\« . on Ahlu'l- day, September 11, at 9 Requi mass at St. Mary's Church n: 9 30 uclock. Hellu\u and hl!ndl invited. Inlermon; Mary's Cemete: Dll.l‘l. WILLIAM E 7. lflflu,nall ll) lfl oc! . Cemetery. On_Sunday, Benv.en. ral tember 9, at 2'p.m., {roj ner: home, 131 1ith' st. it Flease "omis RALEIGH G. Sepwember 7, 1630, m., at Miami, Fls, RALEIGH belnved son of Charles E. and Ihe laf Cora J. Harrls. Notice of funersl later, HUNT, ANNETTA ELIZABETH. On Mon- gay. Seotember 8 1930, ai Providence Hospital, IETT. ZABETH, widow of the llle Wkllllm M. Hunt and mother of Paul Mead, William Custis and den Guy Hunt. Remains resting at Zurho: funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol s will be said at St. Joxznhs Chr and C sts. ne. at a.m. Wednesd. September 10, Please amu. tiowers, JENSEN. LOREN, On Monday, Septem! 8, 1930, at the residence of his dlu‘hwx 2913 20th st. ne, LOREN JENSEN of Burke, Va., aged 67 years, beloved father of Mrs. Jennie Woodhart, Funeral serv- ices at Hysone's funcral home, ‘1300 ‘Wedn September 10, m Va. JONES, HOWARD. Departed this lite Sun. day, September 7, 1930, at his residence, 1708% ARD ‘JONES, devoted huisband. ol L Jones, son of Alice Jones. H ters, “ono brotner ang & hos other relatives and triends. Remain ing at . Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral church, ‘1432 ¥ou s mow: Notice of fu- neral later. KELIHER, MAURICE M. Suddent {iay, September 7. 1036, MAUR et 5 Shugrue Keliher. residence, 3455 KELLEY, GEORGE. On Sund; Ll at Children's Hospital, GEORG: FPuheral rrom Us funeral home, 816 H st. T September 9, at 9:30° a.m. Trterment Gedar il Cemetery. KENDRICK, EFFIE FON' ny, Beptember 7. 1000 ab 5 Emérgency Huspulll EFFIE CK. _Funeral from the o Wikl P Rondrel S Riiver and’ thende” pavited. In Lermhent Coneressional Gemeters. MAGARITY, SARA Beotember 6 To30, i p cott), MARLOWE, ELIZA J. Departed this lif Friday, September’s, 1330, at o at, het daushiers residen: Sion ELIZA J. MARLOWE, beloved wifg o1 enaties Maions sad Taving orper 5 M h Thompson, Maude : sister of Arth e’ 110 e also leaves host_of other relative: and friends. jeral Juesday. Sptember 9, st 1I aul's M. E. Church, Oxon Md. Friends invited. McPHERSON, MARY ANN. tembes 3 930, Washineton.” 211" a0t "ot e ANN, daughter-of the late John D Frances W. McPherson. Funeral umc at the above address on Tuesday at o'clock. Interment private. MORAN. ANNA B. On Saturday. September 6, 1930, at her residence, 610 Kenng n.w. ANNA belove Horatio Mor: Randolph Mo only :30 p.m.. thence to St iscopai® Chirch, 13th st and New Hampshire ave, n.w., at 3 p.m. RUTHERFORD, GEORGE T. On Sunda RY%0: 4t Emersency Hos- s. Lottie Rutherford and devared father of ‘Mrs. Ellen Rutner: fora Tyde. Remaine st Praziers funeral home. 385 Bnode Island ave. nw. Notjce of funeral lnter SADTLER, LOUIS L. On Sunday, Septem- 7. 1930, at his_home, Montrose, Md., L. SADTLER, beloved husband_ of Mary E Sadtler, Warner E. Pumphres, Rockville, Md, neral from the 1 of Warner E. Pumphrey Tiitaday. Beptember b at Interment Union Cemetery, Rock- Tille. SPARROW, GEORGE. On Priday, Septem- Children's Memorial cnnu‘ STANLEY, GBITI Sevtemver 7, 1 GERTRUI ., T. and lhe late On _Sunday, S0, nt Brovidents Hommiial beloved dauzhter of John ura V. 1snnle : Tancis ‘Do Ciirch, where_ mass -m be said at 9 a.m Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. § THOMPSON. CARRIE. On Sunda¥, Septem- ber 7. 1930, CARRTE THOMPSON, mother Puneral Wed- nw, Rev. Walter H. 5 omdnflnl 4 WALL, FANNIE Saturday, Septem- Bers, 1030, ut_ihe residence of her daven: ; Dorothy wall ‘Rado, 74" South Munn B n 0 e Willam Lee' Sons. 353 Fa- ave “pw, Tuesdy: Bebtember 5. ‘at 3 ment Glenwood Cemeters. I Memortam. BALLENGER. WILLIAM !P'NCI ln Xflh ing remembrance of our dear fa nd today, BED(!mb«r L3 W"F‘ S e e WIFE AND CHILDREN, ¢ BRYANT. YRAN(‘F‘ In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother, ANCES BRYANT, who fell asleep in Jes: years ago, September 8, 1026. In my heart the memory l|n Of that sad September When lnlell came and twk you aquietly four oot s, don} miohbiF: and take thy rest, Others may forget you, DRPAUGHTER, MARIE MEB (NEE BR o GIBSON, HAI! AND LEWIS. the memory of our beloved moth GIBSON. who departed this life ago todav, September 8. 1925. dear father, LEWIS GIBSON, fe'seventeen years a ed MAn? years and our 0_depart- “eebrunry Today recalls the memory Of loved ones gone 10 re And those who' think of them today Are those who loved them best. THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN. * HAYDEN, MARGARET. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my' dear mother, MAR- QARET HAYDEN, who deverted this life thirteen years ago today, Septe 1917 Anniversary mass 'at Pr-ncluln Monastery. DAUGHTER BESSIE. NELSON, ANNIE P. Sacred to the memo ¥ “dear mother, PICKETT Who "entered into sternal. rest o men years ago today, September 8, than the rest » mfn:l T SR denerty: Stother AUGHTER, = HELEN " GEO. C. SHAFFER R R sc'ulmnl!, g},lglzl.!? A D tad but lov. ins, Temembrance of our belove aha Taiher, CHARLES A, BORRIDER: wha deoaried this life thres’ sen 3 emarted this Uie ears ago today,