Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1931, Page 9

HARDWARE SCREEN 55, 22-YEAR-OLD WIFE DIES Services Will Be Held Wednesday for Cumberland Woman. Mrs. Gladys Emily Reed, 22 years old, wife of James Stewart Reed, died at the Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, Md,, yesterday morning. She is survived by her husband and a young son; her mother, Mrs. Freda F. Miller of Baitimore; a brother, Richard A. Miller of the same ad- Central Market at Alexander dress, and two sisters, Mrs. Helen C. Cole and Mrs, Clarence M. Godfrey, both of Washington. Bervices will be conducted in Balti- more, at the home of her mother, ‘Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. Edga BShowacre. Interment will.be in Lor- raine Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. Berlin has 24 munkl&n‘l cats selected for their ferocity against rats. They wear special collars bearing the ecity colors, red and white, and ptglclfi:hn s Notice to Lot Owners of Glenwood Cemetery Typical Scene—Glenwood Cemetery in Cherry Blossom Time ANNUAL MEETING day, June lst, 1931, 7:30 p.m. present. BOARD OF TRUSTEE CHARLES W. MORRIS, President WASHINGTON TOPHAM WILLIAM E. WISE, Secretary of 1ot owners will be held in the rooms of the Board of Trade, second floor of The Evening Star Building, 11th St. and Pennsylvania Avenue, on Mon- All lot owners are earnestly requested to be ODELL S. SMITH, Treasurer CHARLES E. MARSH FOR POISON TRAGES Chicago Woman Is Charged With Murder of Four. Past Studied. IS By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, June 1.—The deaths of the five known husbands of Mrs. Mar- garet Summers, as well as those of 14 other persons, were under investigation Coroner Herman N. Bundesen in connection with poison murder charges . already made Aulnn the wom-nmw the coroner carried back over a period of n as & result of information suj "':l conicerning Stanley Jonés and Lyneh, two of her husbands, vhou deaths antedated those of thne oM Investigators were whether Mrs. Summers irmmd M men as she did the others. Had $6,500 Insurance. James Fairfax Stanley Korzén and Thomas Summers weré the husbands Zho followed Jomés and Lynch in leath. Mrs. Summers 18 charged with mur- der by poison in connection with the deaths of Summers, Thomas Meyers, 17, a nephew; Thomas La: 46, and William Reenan, 72. unl’:n and Reenan were roomers of Mrs. Sum- mers. She held insurance policies on them totaling more than 00. Kept Death List. All of the 19 reumu whose deaths were being investigated were relatives or roomers of the woman. Additional names were obtained in & canvass yes- terday of five homes in which Mrs, Summers has lived since she came to Chicago from lmn,‘h;nm I _The in- vestigators conflscal Mrs, Summers’ Bible, in which, they said, each death Wi Every Family Can Afford Our Service becau t limite iy may hes Y-Ia to call We" emphatic 8 hat oyr service need not nsiye. Oth fack. our” service may be 1 1o an amount the family spend. LM, GAWLER CO. © Funeral Directors * 1804 M St. N.W. Phone Potomae 4170-4111 i % % D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1 19 DEATHS PROBED | PIONEER INVENTOR District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and slightly cooler ton; falr, with rising zen moderate north win t; tomorrow gentle to : Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy and slightly cooler, preceded by rain on the coast this afternoon and 'gflfifl! early tonight; v.omurrow fair, wit vendt‘wo rising tem- the interior; fresh north West Virginia—FPair, continued cool tonight; tomorrow fair, with rising tem- perature, Record for 4¢ Hours. Saturday and Sunday: ter—4 p.m. ; 8pm, & ‘Thermome! 12 midnight, 75; 4 am., 69; 8 am., T: noon, 80; 2 p.m,, 82. Barometer—8 p.m., 20.77. Today: 20.80; ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 80; 8 p.m., 65; flm“:sllht.“ llm 61; 8 am, 58; mahm temperature, 83, ocourred at .m. yesterday; tnn. lowest tempera- 8, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 83; lowest, 45. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ¢ Today—Low tide. 2:38 a.m. and 3:17 pm.; high tide, 8:21 a.m. and 51 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:28 a.m. and 4:04 pm.; high tide, 9:: p.m. The Sun and Moon. 8 a.m. and 40 Today—S8un rose 4:45 a.m.; sun sets 7:27 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:45 am.; sun sets 7:27 p.m. Moon rises 9:11 p. m.; sets 5:06 am. Automobile ltmps to be lighted one- half hour after unset. Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthly rainfall in the Capital for the first five months in the following table: AVERAGE. January ..3.55 ins. February..3.27 ins. March ...3.75 ns. April 3.27 ins. May .70 ins. June 3.19 ins. Reécord rainfall months was: January, 1884, 6.34 inches inches; April, 1889, 10.6f March April .. May . June . March, inches. « inst the average are shown 1931. January .. February. . .3.50 ins. .2.89 ins. 15.56 ins. 1.56 ins. 1.36 ins. .86 in. for the - first five | 882, 7.09 inches; Februaj 1891, 1889, 9.13 inches; May, Weather in Varions Cities. § Temperature. ;5 53 Q anic At q Baltimore.” Md.. 1 Eirmingham . 8 36 0 Bismarck, N. Boston, Mags.. [} Buffalo, N. Y. o Charleston, 8.6 €.0; GChicag Cineinnati, 0 Cleveland, Orig, 30.02 Columbia.’ 8. o Denver, Colo Detroit. Mich. . 30.08 Et Paso. Tex.... 2988 Galveston, Tsx. 30 02 Helena, Mont... 29 86 Huron.' 8. Dak 2972 Indianapolis. Ind 30.06 Jacksonville.Fla. 29 82 Kansas City, Mo 30.02 Los Aneles. ... Louisville, Ky.. Miami. Fl N Orleans. New York, N. Y. Siianoma’ Gy, 3 Omaha. Nebr... Philadelph Phoenix. Pittsburgh. Portiand, Portiand, Oreg.. Raleigh.'N. C .2 Salt Laks City gan _Antonin C 2978 9 80 04 Arl | San Diees, caiit 290 Married Three Years Before She Found Out HE had been married nearly three years before she discovered it. 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At the time of his death he was lay reader in Rock Creek Parish and superintend- ent of the Sunday school of the Holy Comforter Chapel on Georgia avenue. His father, John H. Buck, was an educator, and was president of Union College, Pa. His mother was from an old Maryland family. He was married in 1884 to Ida Belle Rogers, daughter of Robert F. Rogers, of Anne Arundel County, Md. Came From Baltimore. Mr. Buck came to Washington in 1895 from Baltimore where, as a young man, grep-red the first wax disc phono.rlp record, in collaboration with Eniile Berliner, the inventor. He started In the electrotyping in dustfy when only 16 years of age, and was instrumental in developing the nickel process of electrotyping to its present perfection. He was in the Pindustry 54 years, and was considered onfi of the foremost in his business. e was a member of the Myron M. Parker Lodge, F. A. A. M., and Eureka Chapter, R. A. M, and for 10 years he was a trustee for the lodge on the Masonic Board of Relief. From this position he resigned about two years ago because of failing health. Funeral Rites Set. Besides his widow, he is survived by five sons, Benjamin R., Irving, William D.. A. Milton and Vernon C. Buck; and two daughters, Lucille Giovannoni, and Jeanette Rogers, all of this city. Funeral services will be held at Holy Comforter Chapel at 10 o'clock tomor- row morning. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Deaths Reported. The, folowine deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 heurs George N. Baxter. 89. 2227 20th st mon Rosenthal, 87. 3614 Connecticut ave értha W. J. Archibald, 84, 1808 Connec- teut " ave #1._Keller, 74, 611 E st. ne. Comraa’ slern, 70, Home for” Aged and o Mard 1_wheeler. 69, 1318 11th st se Abraliany Kamiiaky. 67, 4819 Georsia' ave eorge 39,2313 Calitornia. st Biioabeth . Bis. 553 Quincy bl ne Seran C, Eury, 54. 1809 North Capitol st Hyman Jacobd, 52. George Washington Hos- pital Dorothy Coldsmith. 34, en route to Emer- gency Hospital Joan Walen. 1. Children's Hospital. 66, 1159 Ist st Crarles Walker Cora H. Roberts, 55. Providence Hospital Silas Smith. 53. 3216 O st Leroy Chinn. 50. Gallinger Hospital Arthur_Chavis. 49, Emergency Hospital. Mary Briscoe. 47. Gallinger Hospital Joseohine. Newman. 46, Precdmen s Hos- Georee Williamson. 41, Gallinger Hospital Mary Howell. 38, rear 1607 Corcoran st. Tressie Johnson. 31. Gallinger Hospital. VAuse Daniel, 30, 1125 3d st Norris Lacey 600 Lamont st . 29, 1906 Capitol ave. n.e. - Gallinger Hospytal Dorothy’ T Marie Eizie, 5. 1088 New Jeriey ave: Barbar Lee, 3. Freedmen's Hot LOST. BLACK PURSE. lost in Diamond cab. Thurs- day cvening, May 28. Will finder please re- turn’to 53¢’ 13th &t." n.c.. or phone Lincoln §239: Iiberal_reward BOSTON BULL DOG. 4 months old seal. With white markings: reward. Call = AL lantic 0625 or call at 1327 W. Va.. ave. nee. BRACELET—Gold band: May 30, in the vi- cinity_of 39th and Jocelyn sts.’ Please re- turn 3809 Jocelyn st.or phone Met. 0614 BREAST PIN, upber 14th st. shopping dis- trict_or downtown. d. 3800 New Hampshire ave. Apt. 308 " Cot. 2650 BULL TERRIER—White_and brindle 20; ho collar and tag. Reward. see._Lin e CUFF_LINK! S can At e Cotulia Tt hae: m. May 31 reward if returned to McKin- 5 ifortonat 1406 Columbia st. n.w DOG—Wire-haired rat terrier, white, bob- tailed. blind in right eve: on Baltimore pike near Berwyn. Mike Caetto, 613 D st. n.w. 3+ White female Eskimo Spitz, wearing s, no tag. invalid's pet. Return to rk_1d. n.w. Reward Fatiie 1l: one white foot Reward. Georsia May 208 6th st sck pointed fox, between 11th nd Monroe sts. hw. Saturday, May ward. Phone Lificoin 1040 after & p.m AT, lady’s brown. baku straw, watteau pe. flower bendeau. taken {rom orchestra seat Memorial day matinee, Palace Tt Will party kindly return manager Palace. POCKETBOOK—Lady's. red: Saturdas. Neal st. Bladensburg rd. or Mount Ol Cemetery. _Reward.Phone Lincoln_7430- POCKETBOOK—At 14th and U sis. n.w. sust before 9 am. Finder can have the money. _Papers of no value excent o owner Please return book and papers to owner. Reward. H. P. Gerald, U. S. — SORORITY PIN, name on back " Reward. 7110 7th st. n. Patent between Cherrydals Clarendon 76-J-1 and " Aldle. Reward EISEMAN’S have the best credit plan in Washington for these reasons:— 1—The terms are so conven- iently arranged that you will hardly miss the small wceklv or monthly payments 2—We sell trustworthy goods only, at fair prices. 3—No extra charge for credit. WOOLEN SUITS, $25—$30—%35 SUMMER SUITS, $I5 to $30 SEVENTH & F STS. 15 Drown in Turkish Flood. ISTANBUL, Turkey, June 1 (#)- Pamhnuuinlmnu.nth.lmof t Olympus, were in the nfiht when floods undermined the foundations. At the town of Havza 15 persons were drowned. @urds nf Thanks. HOWARD, BERNARD A. We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy, the besuti- 1 floral tributes and kindnesses shown at the death of our dear son and brother, BERNARD A, HOW, 'Citniy HOWARD' AND PAMILY, LEE, REV. JOSEPH H. The {mily of the JOSEPH ‘wishes to thank the Nl isters Oouluenf various organiza- tions, their ma riends and neighbors for their kindness shown during the - ness of our beloved husband, father and son-lo-law, and for the beautifu tribu and the many expressions of aiby st the u f his_death. #z, u:leo {1 oy il VS Beaths. B. Sikd MOLLTE ADKINS, ALMA ERNESTINE. Suddenly. on % Ig'd!ly May ERNES- beloved dlulht ot Rnllra E. and Price Adkins. = Funeral irom her 'nts’ res denee lfil P st Tuesday. Junn p.! ivi Triends invited. ° Thterment private, ™ BAGGETT, SARAH M. Op Monday. June 1, 1931, ‘at her resi . 1701 King st., Ales- andria, SARAH M. BAGGETT meral from her Iats re 3, at 2 pm. Ser Father McFadden. sym- ces_conducted by Interment pyi- BELL, LORENZ 0. On Monday, June 1, 1931, at bis residence. 1303 Decatur st LORENZ O BELL, husband of Su¢ Bie: an Bell Services at,the abave ad- res e une 2. at 3:30 p.m. hierment Osdar Fiiil Gemetery. BERNHEIM, Al 'fii{' Suddenty, on Satu day 3 . at Emergency Hofpi- fo ALPRED NHEIM, aged 20 years, beloved son of Capt. Fred and Jessie Bern- heim of Edgewood, Md. Funeral services Fuesday. June 2. at 1'p.m . from Hysona's uneral ‘pariors, 1300 N st nw. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemeters. llll' (VERQNICA B. On Monday. June NICA ‘B.. beloved wife of oy B Ber1y- Fineral ot ‘the e W :mhm Co, funersl home. 1400 Ch st. n.w. on Wednesday, June 3. st ams thience to Sacred Heart Church. t,4nd Park 1o, nw. where ma aai a.m. for the repose of her Interment Glénwood Cemetery. BODMER. MBS. GEORGE W. On Sajur day, May 30, 1931, at her residance. 2825 Ontario rond n.w..'Mrs. GEORGE W. BOD- MER. = Services at tne 8°H Hines Co Tunerat home: Jogi’ 14 on 43 S ae 10 ' ThtcTment Middie: on aay 10, burg. BONIFANT. BERNER M 8. At Richmond, Va. BERNFR M 1 PANT. beloved son of the late James and Laura’ C. Bonifant. BOYLE. PETER. On Fridav. May 29. PETER, beloved husband of the late Borle. ' Funeral from the W. W bers Go. 2l home, 1400 Cha nw. on . June 2. at 11 Interment A Olivet Cemetery. K., JESSE G. On Saturday, 1931, Mary Cham- in st 0 a.m B May 30, 19310 at his residence. 812 Rittenhouse st n.w E G.. beJoved husband of Ida B. Buck ther of Benjamin. Irving. Wil- liam. Milton and_Vernon Buck. Lucille Grovannoni and Jeannette Rogers. neral from Holy ‘Comforter Cli ave and Madison st on Tuesda at 10 a.m. Relatives and frien: CLARKE. LYDIA. Departed this life Sun- day. May 31, 1931, LYDIA CLARKE. de- yoted sister of Mary Cosby of Pittsburgh. Pa. 8he also leaves one niece. three nephews, other reiatives and friends. N tice of funeral later. Remains restini at the W. est Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w COLLINS. DR. ALBERT RANDOLPH. De- ence. 356 F FRANCES' DAVIS, She leaves to mours Thelr oss & mother: and T*nle Coleman. and other rela- Remeins. resting tem- Pineral nome. §14 4's neral later. DIXON, GLADYS. Departed this life Sup- das May 81 o 803 pm. OLADYS DIXON. “devoted of Edward Greenieat und (h Editn’ Greenient She leaves a lovin d devoted (nuvr mother. « TdaCook.~ Notice o« Tuneral Remains sestine {empogar. Williams'® funeral” home, 308 L FAHERTY. ANNIE'M. On June 1. 1931 at 135 am’. ai Georgetown Hospital, ANNIE M. PAHERTY. beloved daughter of dohn Faherty of Harpers Ferty. W, Ve " sie. aherty of Akron. Ohio. and JhRnes l“tl’m er of Harpers Perry. 2 s, Marie A. Koontz of Washington, Bem. resting__at 1he” 8" stifes Go. Tierel nome 2001 Jgth s nw. Bervices and interment at Harpers Ferfy. EDMOND RATHRONE. 931 at 821 Tower V: D RATHBONE. beloved Flaherty (nce Goltz- Funeral from the W. W. Chambers home. 1400 Chapin st. 1w . June 2. at 930 a.m. Inter- Hill Gemetery. 1 . “H;V"?"IA;HHO\F e' spe- Vit b et o at o clock. in Typograp! '{1"0:23{’; !’u{r ;';: D’I:Ylflot; o ll[eTEd‘nl the ur U e brot N} . CARL V. “HITE Sec. Une! P HERNDOX. CORNWALLIS. ek auver Sering; Md., ing at_Hysoni 8. nf. ine 3. at hatelwansi JONES, FRANCIS A. Departed t Monda. June 1. 1031 ar 6 49 & residenge. 08 Morton st. n.w. A. JONES. ‘devoted brother of Williams. “stepon” of M:* Reed. & 3 No. 1, June ‘2, on ORNWALLIE mains rest- s funeral pariors. 1300 N eral ~services Wednesday. v.nm. &t the church at MFs Marie Frances A Sc He re an aunt,” Mrs. unele, Josephine Gw Louis Reed of Baltimore. Md., and many other relatives and iriends Remains resting temporarily at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No~ tice of funeral hereafter. | LUCAS, LUCY, “Departed this lfe on mn- day.’'May 3i, 1931, at her residence. 14 Decacur st n.eo: LUGY Tuchs peloved mother of Isanc Lucas and Sister of Mrs Mary Bodely. She also leaves cther rela: tives and friends to mourn their loss. . Fu- neral Wednesday. June 3. at 1 pm., from Mount Zion Baptist Church. 13th and C sts. n.e, Rev. G. Z. Brown, pastor. 2 MILBURN. ETHELBERT. 84. Suddenly. on Saturday. May 30. 193], ETHELBERT MILBURN. 3d. beloved son of Roberta Milburn, in his nineteenth year. Puneral Tuesday. June 2, + from the fu- neral eare, 1623 Conn. ave, 'k Creek Cemetery. PENDLET HARRIET L. On Monday. June 1; 1031, m Broviaents Horpital HAR. RIET L. PENDLETON. beloved moiher of Pendletor. ~ Funeral seivices will May H be held at Syracusé, N. Y.. on June 3 Suddealy. on May 30. PENN, GFORGE F. 1. SRORGE E. velihedsan o 1ha7 e George and Virginia Pena. Funeral Tues- day, dune 2, 'at 2 pm.. from the residence of Bis niece. Mrs. Willim Keese, 336 Mc- Lean ave. PINN, HESTER VOWELS. Deparied tnis at 1 am. R phm, beloved wife of Edward fe’ May 1931 W e leavés 1o mourn their loss a san, ‘Robert Thomas: stepmother, father. sistée, two brothers and a host of oher relatives and friends. ains resting at 3 o Banerat Taerdare e 5 1 p. from Trinity Bantist vmh 0t wna U st nw. Interment Pasne’s Cemetery. PRESTON, GEORGE C. Burial services for the late’ GEORGE C. PRESTON. vho died May 11, 1930, at his home. son st nw. Wil be _conducted at Fe Cometdry on Tuesdns, June 2.8t 3-90 B s when the bods” will bé removed from the Vault o Acacia Knoll. PRICE, BARBARA LEE. On Frid May 25, Fresdmen's fiospital. aficr & brici iinese: BOBBIB TEE BRICE: axcd 1 yoars 7 months, beloved daushier of Mrs. CAcsie Barnes, foster ehild of James and Anita Price ‘and granddaughter of Mrs.~ Eila Jordan, Funeral Tuesdav. June 2. at 1 Bm from Frazier's funeral home, 389 1) ave. nw. ROBERTS. CORA HELEN. Saturaay, May 30 1931 atier s briel ilness, Providenice Hompital, CORA_ HELE! loved wife James E. Roberts of 801 Deane ave. ne. mother of Jmes A+ Fred Willlam, Apnie Beatrice. John Rufus. Samuel Derry. Ruth and Naomi Roberts. She also leaves one brother, ofie sister and a host of other relatives and fri to mourn their loss. Remains may be viewed at her late residence after 13 gclock moon Tuesday, June' 3, - Funeral Wednesday, ~ June Bm., from Ebencger At B Chrch, 4th And’ b st Sud friends nvited. 3¢ MARION V. On Monday. June 1 uumgv SHROB, beloved dniis Lincoln nd Hattle E. Shrob. in her tweifth year. Remains resting at the {uneral parlor of Warner E Pumphrey. Rockville, Md. Notice of funéral SMITH, CHARLES u. Sunday. May 31, 1931, "t 7.3 n?nhu residence; 914 si. nw. husband of -u ith 1v- ing him & mfl.': nob}"oflm.. delpnia, P Washingjon. C.. ‘an n of s matns_ at Frasi luneul R I ave nw & at 10 am lmn Ausustine’s ot 20 Setween L aria M ot tives “and_friends invited to terment Harmony Cemetery. GRACE & Spencer and mother Ellen 8. Spencer. Notice of funeral later. STURGES, GEORGIANA. On Monday, June 1, 1931, at 1763 @olumbia rd. n.w.. Miss GEORGIANA 'STURGES, friend of Mrs. Alice B. Sanger. Remaiis resting at Gaw ier's undertaking establishment until Tues. day evening, June 2. "Interment Wednes. day. June i 1:30 p.m. West Laurel Hil, Philadeinhia, Pa TOLSON, MINNIE LOUISE, on !unlt;ly ay 31, i eox ) n_Uni Yerny” somieal, SATNNTE. LOUTH l SON. ‘heloved wife of Mozzell Addison Kt son. nmenl lflgl . W. Chambers' f!- hm-‘nl Be ?&l‘-;m e ath) S Ry ve Iepidence Tue ntermedt, Glenwood Sod triends tnviied. TOMLIN, munic tion of Naval ua«.‘mm o] called at 1. . 1931, “for Uiate Fiorence Funeral from & . June 3, x'h..;- tery, 1al com; the purpose of !l!nfl"ll '.hQ Yunzr.l of our late brother, ARTHUR TOMLIN., By order of Ih! worshipful master. i ROLAKD 3. BROWN, Sec’ RGE L. On DI!II Sikbsna. of the. 1ste-grva % iR aed son of the late Prof. Edward I and Sarah B. Wall. Services and interment vfl"l". WARD., IRENE PATRICIA. May’ 30"t Chidren's Hospinl, TRENE P\TR,C[A‘ nnu.hhr of Jay T. and Irene AN ward, 1 the m of her n:ur st. n.w. at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, Jine 3. Tnierinent in Mount Olivet Cepes WATERS. CHARI oF aaris eters® arie Waters Deal's funera home, 816 H st ‘Tuesday. June 2. at 10:30 a.m. and’Triends invited. National Cemetery. WATERS. CHARLES A. A ) of Printing Pressmen's Enione No. & i be held on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in Typographical Temple for the purpose of attending the funeral of our Iate brother, CHA siMONS, Pr Prestdent, GEO. CARL V. WHITE, Becrstary. WHEELER. WILLARD M. On Pridav. May 29. 1931, at his residence, 1318 11th st, 8¢. WILLARD H. beloved husband of Aniie Wheeler. Fumeral from his late e SR Taeday, dquie 3. st 839 thence to St. Thered’s Ch 3th "V sib. 3.0 where mash Wil b Sored 4t 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Rei tives and friends are invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 1 WHEELER, WILLARD H. Members of Col Jas. 8" Pettit Camp. No. 3. U. S, W. V.. are requested to assemble at’ ihe residence of our iste comrade. WILLARD H. WHEELER. 1318 11th st. se. Tuesday. Jus 2. 1931, At 815" am. for t Purpose’ of conducting the funer EDWIN ROBB. Commander WIEAEL. JON M. On May 31, 1931 JOAN . “heloved husband of Helen Boiseau Vieser, WOODLAND. ROBERT. On Tuesday. May . 1931, at 3 a.m.. ROBERT WOODLAND. brother of Frank Woodland. Celia Briscos of St. Mary's County: friend of Mr. and Mrs. Sheiton neral Tuesday. June at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis f neral church. 1432 You gt nw. Inte ment Arlington National Cemetery, In Memoriam. of our love M."DAILEY. who jeft T vears ago todar. Oh, the memory of that morning When we knew that e was dead; Our hearts were crushed with sorrow And many tears were shed. She little thought when Jeaving home That she would neer return That she so soon in death would sleep And leave ux here o mourn HER BROTHER AND SISTER. ® FULTON. HORACE KIMBALL. In loving memory of HORAM KIMBALL PULTON, who died June 1. 1923 1118 CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. © FOREMAN. LYDIA. In sad and loving re- membrance of our dear sister, LYDIA FOREMAN. who passed sway thirteen years ago today, June 1. 1918. Todey recalls the memory Of a loved one laid 1o rest. And_those' who' think of her foday ‘Are those who loved her bect FAMILY. * HAAG. EMMA E. In memory of our dear mother and wife. EMMA E_HAAG. 3o departed this eight rears ago today, June 1. 1923, Go e face we loved 5o drar. Silent is the voice we loved to hear. To far away f6g staht o on Relatives Interment Ariington KOSACK. SOPHIA my dear mother. SOPHIA KOSAC] died four years ago today. June 1. God gave me a_wonderf She was one who never God made her smiles as the su He made her heart of pure gold. Denrest mother, you have left me, And my loss is hard to bear, 1t fllls my heart with sadness When 1 see your vacant chair. What would I give to hold your hand. Your dear face just to_ see. Your loving smiles. your weicome voics That meant so_much to me. HER LOVING DAUGHTER, CAROLINE G MORRIS. Safe in the arms of Jesys. fe on His gentle breast Tijere bY His love oershadowed. weetly her soul does res HER LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER. ALICE KOBACK. rough, In_sad rememb; - who 1928. God saw the road was n The hills_were hard to_clim He, sently closed her loving eves nd whispere eac i HER _ Dy R -IN-LAW, SOPHIE KOSAC! T REINGRUBER. PEARL MARIE Tn lovin remembgance of o guenier an Sifter. PEARL 1. REINGRUBER. who ‘de- paried this life nineteen years ago today, June 1. 1912 Nineteen long years ago today Qur darling one Dassed ey To join the realms of sacred peace. Where love and prat: et still within the ¥ In memory we. see Ber ther In memory of ‘those soiden days Tife: °of hope. of fov alvace DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTERS. © THAYER. CARRIE E. A tribute of Jove to e memory of 'our: dear moiher, CARRIE ETHRYER, o depatied this ife twen- Are s oI #0 today She had a kind'y word i ful ways. her smiling face. each And dled beloved by &1l As we loved you. 50 we miss you: In our memory vou are tlwavs near: Loving remembrance ll]nnerx‘ forever, Bringing many a silent tear & HILDREN. * AREWIS: o sad Bt Jav- our dear daughter, OUISA = LEWIS this life five years 6. sa. how we miss you Hince God ciaimed vou for His own; No_one knows the crief and sorrow That has come within our home. But happy days we once enjoved and we were together: wed it all is now. Since vou have zone foreyer HER LOVING MOTHER. DAD, SON. SIS- WRIGAT. 1.OU ing remembrance. of sister _and mothet. 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