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| Fifteenth street, Sunday morning after | a short iliness. He was 83. W. B. JOHNSON SUCCUMBS | Mr. Johnson was born in New York B ¢t Engraving Em- | City in 1849, the son of Seaman Mer- TsUret Wuchn e . ]flttynnd Ellen Lambert Johnson, both ploye Dies at Age of 83. | natives of New York City. He came to ‘William B. Johnson, Washington resi- | this city as a young. man, and entered the Government service. He was em- dent since 1872, died at his hcme, 2010 | ployed in the Bureau of Engraving and THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOV. EMBER 16. 1931. Printing until retired 11 years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs John A. O'Donoghue and Mrs. Edward R. Hunt, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Catholic Church tomorrow morn- | ing at 10 o'clock, followed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. 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Mr. Skinner, who is about 52 years of age, was schooling a horse at his home | bere when the horse fell at a hurdle, trowing its rider under it. He was the son of the late James | Skinner of Fauquier County. He is sur- | vived by two brothers, James and Jack, | both prominent Middleburg horsemen, and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Skinner, of Charles Town, W. Va. Funeral services will be held this | afternoon at the residence, with burial | at Micdleburg Cemetery. Births Reponted The following births have been to the Heaith Department in the past hours Joseph H. and Rosa twiins | “John 1. and Estelle Gold, gir] | John J_and Nora Skeen, girl Frank B. and Theodora Duchesne. boy. Erest M, and Louella Holland, pirl Bernard T and ‘Anna Allison 'sirl Eir irl ton reported 24 lind Levi, boy and girl Frank and_Emily John and Jo: Hilt. D;eaths Reported. Emma_J. Donaldson, 80, Home for Aged and Infirm: Charles J _Burch. 68. Mass. ave. s.e. 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LITE LAUNDRY Phone Potomac 0040 for Prompt Service 10 Convenient Branches COMTROLLED Trademark Copyrighted 1930 Entire advertisement copyrighted 1931 iCOL. J. M. DUNN BURIAL WILL BE HELD TODAY Inspector General, Who Died at Manila, to Be Given Military Funeral at Arlington. Military honors marked the burial In Arlington National Cemetery this aft- ernoon of Col. John M. Dunn, who died at Manila September 7 while serving as inspector seneral of the Philippine De- partment. His widow, Mrs. J. M. Dunn, accompanied his remains to this city. The_honorary pallbearers were Col. R. W. Coliins_and Lieut. Cols. A. J. Cooper, C. H. Patterson, G. L. Werten- berger, Earl Briscoe, P. D. Bunker and L. B. Magruder, ail of whom served with Col. Dunn 'in the Coast Artillery Corps. Born at Wilmington, Del., August 16 1875, Col. Dunn began his military serv- ice as first lieutenant in the 1st Dela- ware Infantry in May, 1898, and served in the Volunteer Army during the Span- ish War and the Philippine Insurrec- tion. In May, 1901, he was commis- sioned second llcutenant, United States Artillery. and reached the grade of colonel in June, 1930. -During the World War he served in Prance as chie; of the military intelligence division, general stafl, and was awarded the Distinguished vice Medal and the French Legion of Honor. After the war he served at Fort Leavenworth Kans., at the Army War College, on the War Department _general staff and at Fort_Totten. N. Y.. until he went to the Philippines in October last. MRS. EDITH P. DICKINS Widow of Ro:u' Admiral Francis W. Dickins Died Last saturday. Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Edith Pratt Dickins Rear Admiral Prancis W. Dickins, U. 8 | N., who died Saturday at her home, |the Wyoming Apartments. Services were held at 9:30 o'clock at the funeral home of Joseph Gawler’s 10 o'clock at St. Matthew’s Church. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Dickins born here 53 years ago. She had many poems publishcd and was a member of the American Oriental Society of the Royal Orienta Society of England. She also was in- tions here. A sister, Mrs, H, P. Chenoweth, Pasa- dena, Calif, and a brother, Philip Pratt of Washington, survice. Admiral Dickins died in 1910, Honorary pallbearers today were Ad- miral Charles H. T. R. Lowndes, Dr. William Cabell Moore, Col. J. F. Rey- nolds Landis, Dr. Joseph Wall, H. fi)z)cr Dulaney, jr., and Dr. Thomas 8. e. Colonial Dames to Meet. _The Virginia Committee of the Colo- njal Dames of America will meet at 1300 New Hampshire avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’cloc] A FUNERAL o S50 Washington’s Greatest Funeral Co. We Broke All Records in the City Expert Embalmers 5 Parlors, 3 Chapeis, 12 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances Call The GREATER CHAMBERS Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 House greets the Ra- leigh Hotel and that we extend our con- gratulations to this esteemed neighbor upon their reintroduc- tion so handsomely attired. We wish for you the prosperity that honorable tradi- tions, still maintained, deserve. TO Mr. J. F. LETTON and his associates in the man- agement, our frater- nal regards. W E believe that an outstanding excellence on the part of the hotels in the city adds to the pres- tige of our Nation’s Capital and can con- tribute to the desire of others to visit this mafjestic city. ‘BON VOYAGE, NEW RALEIGH! BURIED AT OAK HILL, widow of | in | ns and at | terested in many charitable organiza- | !POLICEMAN SHOOTS SELF i IN FOOT WHILE HUNTING i Elmer Ray Franklin, third precinct !pulicemm). accidentally shot himself through the right foot this morning while hunting along the Potomac River | about 30 miles northwest of the city. | He was brought te Georgetown Hos- | pital. where he was treated. | _Jack Kemp, Cherrydale, Va., one of tion, said Franklin told him one of the hammers of the shotgun he was carry- ing caught in the underbrush, disckarg- ing the load into his foot. Kemp and Howard Payne, also of Cherrydale, third member of the party brought Franklin back to the city. Georgetown Hospital physicians said this morning Franklin's first toe would be amputated. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair with con- tinued mild temperature tonight and tomorrow; lowest temperature tonight about 50 degrees; gentle variable winds. Maryland-Virginia—Fair, with con- inued mild temperature tonight and to- morrow; gentle variable winds. Saturday. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 61 30.22 58 30.25 54 30.25 o8 30.23 50 30.24 30.15 61 68 30.11 | 4 pm, 8 pm.... 12 midnight .. 4 am. 8 am. Noon 2pm. . Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 67 30.10 59 30.12 54 30.14 52 30.18 . Bf 30.22 Ve 6 30.22 4 pm. 8 pm. ... 12 midnight. 45 T 8l .. Noon . p.m. November 15. Lowest temperature, 49, occurred at a.m., November 16 Temperature same date last year— Highest, 65; lowest, 58. Today. 12.37am. 7:29 a.m. 1:12 pm. 7:52 p.m. Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 6:5 Sun, tomorrow 6:52a.m. Moon, today 1:04 p.m. Automobile Jamps to be lighted one- { half hour after sunset. Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in Capital (current month to date): Month. 1931, Average. Record. January 156 355 7.09 '83 | February 136 327 6.34 '84 | 250 375 884 91| 278 327 9.13 424 360 1069 212 413 1094 420 417 10,63 592 401 1441 September .. 239 324 1081 October .... 119 237 8.57 November ... 056 2.37 6.03 Weather in Various Cities. na Tomorrow. 1:3¢am. 8:23am. 2:12 pm. 8:51 p.m. High High . Low | The the '89 00 '86 '28 76 7 '89 ejuivy Abilene, Alban: Atianzs Moo Atlantic _City Baltimore, Md.. Birminghim | Bismarck, N. D! 'ru 29.80 3018 30.26 ; Ptcloudy Cloudy . Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear : Cloudy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear . Pt.cloudy Clear Clear . Pr.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear 2 Cloudy Clear . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Rain . Rain Clear Snow Cloudy 3 Clear * Rain ; Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Wash Snow Fio:.. . 4 -+ Ptcloudy DGy 30:3 . Cloudy Denver, Colo. Detroit. Mich.. | EI Paso, Tex Gaivestén, “Tex. tapolis.Ind 30.12 Jacksonville.Fla. 3022 Kansas City, Mo 2950 Angeles...... 20.90 Eouseiite Ky 3016 Miami, Fla_.... 30,14 N. Orleans, La. 30.10 New York, N. Y. 30.18 Gklahoma, City. 2998 Omaha, Nebr... 39.74 Philadelphia ... 30.22 Phoenix. Ariz Pittsburgh, Pa Portland. Me Deigo. Calif 2 Francisco Spokane, T WASH, today ) Weather Greenwich time. Temperature, (7 am., Stations London._ Eng Paris, Pran na, Austria ermany Stocklolm, Sweden. ... Cloudy Gibraltar. " Spain Part cloudy (Noon. Greenwich' time, today.) Horta (Fayal). Azores Rain (Cuirent observations.) Bermuda g4 Part cloudy Porto Rico... 78 Rain Part cloudy Suba. 0 Canal Zone. 78 Part cloudy nd Clou Part cloudy Vie Berll Hamtlto) San Juan, Havana Colon, FOUND. Apply DOG—Pekingese Jefferson 5t n.w, after 6 p.m. 17 LOST. ATREDATE. _male. “Jerry”; 1483, 2003 Woodland drive. 2018 L R T BOOK—TIn_moviie, about October 27, black morocco book. _containing _signatures of President of U. S. and prominent men. Re- Jard if returned to Elsle Cobb Wilson. 1709 st. n.w PRACELET. Keepsake. Reward, K BROOCH—Gold and_garnet Washinton University, Re Park Central Apts.. 305 Reward. ___ CANE. straight, heavy dark wood: silver knob on head: on Capital Traction car be- tween Rosslyn and Washington, Nov. 10; reward. John Adriance, Cosmos Club. DOG-Fox tervier. 6 months old. female? ¥ed : answers to name Mitze! in vicinity 6t and P nav.. Call Chastieton, No 186 after 5 pm. _Reward DOG—Straved. vicinity of Aurora lm.s. Vn. 4 oclock Sat. Nov. 14, small, light-brown dog. male.” white paws. white-tipoed tail Was wearing red collar: answers to “Stucco.” Liberal reward. Finder please notify or re- 1 to E. R. Vass, 107 Custls st.. Aurgra Vi Fox terrier. ears and spots. C_ license Phonie Adams on Conn. av vullw.l s ave. Apt. 503. — white. smooth-haired. Potomac Reward. FUR SCARE Richmond | Boulevard, below Quantico.Rew: Clev. 5295. GLASSES w1 in_case: on 15th £t bet. F and G, Return to 407 Albee_Bicg. PIANO TUNER'S KIT, Vichity N. V. ave. early Sunday morning. badly. Reward. _Call Adams 7144 PIN—White gold. set in amethyst and pearls; lost Sunday night. Call National 5203, Apt. 4 rd. 17 POCKETBOOK, brown lenther. In taxl_cab. confaining "sum of money and other yalu- ables. Please notify Mrs, Chas Crum, White Oak, Silver Spring, Md., or call Silver Spring 1-F-24._ Reward POCKETBOOK. brown, including wedding ring. and $10 bill, in taxi: cab or on street between 10th st.' and Pa ave. and 10th and I sts. n.w. Finder please retirn the jewelry and Wwerding ring as they are keepsakes: keep the $10. Return to 922 Pkt oW POLICE DOG—In East Falls Church. Va medium size and siender. female. general color brown, black mixture cown back: wore round leather collar Notify L. C. Eiliott’s ocery store. Reward LICE DOG. & mo S Unw.i tan Cwith white breast. black: streaked back: answers to the name “Zeb. Liberal reward if returned to above address. Call North 9782, PURSE_Brown Teather; Jeft In_taxT, Fr da; ained money ‘and other valuable articles, 1 Col. 9037 Reward. UR ROBE AND BUIT CASE. about 0 p.m. Sunday. Nov. 15, between Union Station and 1}gnvnn-er Hotel. Liberal reward. Union ansfer_Co..Union_Station. iy WALLET—Brown _ostrich, with Initials 8. V. C.."containing cards and a few bills, ~Finder iy ‘Keep money and return wallet (o 503 ne pohati WATCH—Swiss, white goid, with Iink band. Reward. Apt. 523, 1301 N st. n.w. Pot. ite uom. November 13. ty_13th _and Need containing Jewelry. 7 6221 2nd Franklin's_companions on the expedi- | ‘89 i Highest temperature, 68, occurred at ¥ | | | READ, MARY ELIZABETH. RUCKER, JONN. SOULE, CL Braths. BEDON, JOSIAH. On Sunday, November 15, 1931, 'at his residence, 1311 20th_st. n.W., JOSTAH. husband of Elizabeth ¥. Hoops Bedon. ' Services at his late residence on Tuesday. November 17. at 3:30 D.m. terment Rock Creek Cémetery BELL. CLARA INGRAWAM. On Thursday. November 12, 1931, in "Oakland. Calif. CLARA INGRAHAM BELL. aged 68 years BIDDLE. EDITH J. Departed this Jife on Saturday, November 14, 1931, at 2:45 am at her residence, 1420 Norih Mount Baltimore, Md, Miss EDITH J. BIDDLE former teacher ‘of kindercarién at Burrville School of ‘this city. F from Sharp Street M. E._ Church, Balt more. Md, on Tuesday, November 17 2 pm. BROOKS. 15, 1831, ‘at BROOKS, wife of nd_mother of Joh ings. Lillian Brent sle Gaskins, and sis son. Remains resti funeral home, 12th s nw Puneral Thursday, November -1 from Nineteenth Strect Baptist Chusch. 18 CAREY. BETTIE. Suddenly. on Sunday, No- vember 15. 1931. al her residence. 417 Warner st n.w. BETTIE CAREY, devoted mother of 1Isabel and Loretta Carey cousin of Eva R. Wells. Notice of fu: Jater. Remains will rest at the W. Ernest . 1432 You st. n.w D. On Sun Rich 3 ANN late Henry C. I Brooks, Rose ¢ of Richard Ja at and_Florida ave CHURCH, November 15, CHARLES D, Elizabein T his late home. day. November 17, Congressional Cemetery COX. SARAH ELIZABLTH. November 16, n.w. SARAH E! of Michael J. Cox Lowell O'Connor anc sister of Mrs. Eila F pa. and mother-.n- Funcral from above nce 18, at 8:30 a.m irch. where m for the repose of her Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 JENNIE H. On Sunday. November i3, 1931, JENN. ved wife of George H. ‘Eili 2 vears. Funeral 1 her late 500 Concord ave . on Tuesday, November 17, at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery FRAZIER, MARY. On Friday. 13, 1931 at St. Elizabeth’s Hosi FRAZIER. devoted Funeral Tuesday from the W. Er 1432 You st. n.w GRIFFITH, PURCELL. day. Ncvember 15 6 _vears, beloved s Griffith. Funeral November 17. Church. Uppe: in Mount UNTL 15, 1931 of Ca Fun, pm. soul. November ital. MARY at 9 STEVE. On STEVE HUNTLEY., W. Huntley and Mfs Dora Cathey v November 18, nest Jarvis Intermern nday. November devoted father the W vember danghter. \ Chapel. Va.. wife of the late . from home Tuesday, am, JOHNSON, Funeral at 11 Departed this life ¢ 1931, at e L Earie. M and Elia Ar Johas Cofortal. funerai Pamph Tuesday erment, o Ko R Eddie Lillian J., Lucille M Remains resting bome of William Re ville, Md. Funera Noy church 16 On_Sunday, No- esidence, WIL- 3 . bel band of the late Matilda Johnson. Funeral from his late residence. 2010 15th st.. on % vember 17: thence to St Chitreh, ‘where: reaniem: mass will be’ of- fered at 10 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. JONES, VIOLA M. Departed this life on Sunday, November 7931, 2t 2 am. at Children’s Hospital. VIOLA M.. beloved daughter_of Osborne ¥. and De Lolah A. Jones. She leaves to' mourn their loss two_ brothers, Earl Willam and Osborne J. Jones, ir.. one siser, Florence Amel Jones: also ‘four aunts, four umcles. grandmothers. _cousin: a host friends. Funeral Tussday. November at 11 am. from Ruth Dabneys home, 453 O st. n. v Cemetery. KANE, MARY V. On_Saturday. November 14, 1931, MARY V. KANE. beloved sister of the late Elizabeth M. Bra from “the residence of her neghew. mund Brady. 3906 Huntington st. n. Tuesday. November 17. at 8:30 am. T quiem mass at the Shrine of the Ble Sacrament at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment (private) et Glenwood Cemetery. KILEY, MORGAN F. 15, 1931, at his re NORGANF.. beloved hie Kiley (nee "Callan) and father of Mrs. Katherine K. MacIntyre. Funeral from above residence on Wednesday, November 18. at 8:30 am. thence to S Chureh, 25th st. and Pa. ave. where masa will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 KILEY, MORGAN. Potomac Council. No. 208, ' Natfonal Union Assurance Socisty annources the death of Member MORGAN KILEY. KINLEY. GEORGE. Departed thic life. No- vember 11. 1931, GEORGE. the .oving son (On Sundas. November . 2127 K st. n.w haad of Elizabetii n.w.. of Mrs. Hattle Kinley and brother of Mrs. | Ella Gomez. Funeral Tuesday. November 17, trom Stewart’s funeral home. 30 H, st n.8. at 1 o'clock . KLEMROTH. FLORENCE F November '16. 1931, ai her home, at Bar- croft. Va. FLORENCE F., beloved wife of E. H. KLEMROTH. Notice of funeral hereaiter- . LOGAN. ANNA A. 14, 1931, at 9.50 pan.. (nee Pield), agad 69 vears. the late Robert E. Loga. her late residence, 2848 27th st. n.w. Tuesday, November 17. at 7 pm s and friends invited to terment at Reck Creek Cemetery MELLIS, JOHN C On Sundyy. November 5. JOHN son of the late John en V. Meilis. Funeral irom his dence, 616 M ne., November invited o attend. I Cemetery. MOORE. LUCY on .\'flu'\.\* On Saturday, November ANNA 'A. LOGaN beloved Wii> o Funeral from e 5 p.m. Friends erment at Glenw this at life on d bty Philade E. ber 13, 1931 F. VIOORE tie Flood and Mrs. Rebe niece. one nep relatives and fr November 17, at 2 M. E._Church, ave. Rem: Tuesday n The blow w 1 never thou s Ma! ane to mourn death so ne e lov>d can te The pain of p MYERS. NELSON. On 15, 1931, at Garfield MYERS. the devoted son of son, stepson of James F. Bantor brother of Isabel 2 also leaves a_devoted grandmother. Patsy Washington, and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines' funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. NORWOOD. JOHN G. On Sunday. Novem- ber 15, 1931, JOHN 'G. NORWOOD, son cf the late Dr. John C. and Elza Norwood and brother of Dr_ Hi Norwood of Phiindelphia. Pa. Puneral Tuesday, No vember 17. at 3 pm.. from McGuire's fu- neral home, 1820 9th 'st. n.w. . PERKINS, JOHN. On Monday, Novemher 16. 1931, at 1316 _Corbin place n.e. JOHN PERKINS, aged 77 vears. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Katherine Perkins, and two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Rosers Ruth_Furey. and one son, Georze K. Perkins. Funeral will be trom Wright's funeral parlors, 1337 10th st. n.w.. at 1:30 p.m.. Wednesdzy. November 18. Interment Atlitgton Cemeter 17 PERKINS, JOHY. Mrs. Members of Richazd eni Camp, No. 2. U. S. W Teauested o assemble. at’ ohe funeral pariors of Join R. Wright, 1337 10th st. n.w. Wednesday November 18. 1931, ‘at 1 p.m.. to attend 'the funeral comrade. JOHN PER VICTOR E v \LK(NS. Commander. PUTNAM, On Sy Novamber 5NN, EVA V. veloved wifa: of William F. Putnam of Laurel, Md. Notice of fu- , neral hereafter d QUANDER. GEORGIA. vember {2 1931, at 7 pm dence. 518 12th’st. n.w. Mrs QUANDER. wife of Jol mother of Gora I, Quander. Ta. At 10 % Chiurch, 'ISth st. bétwesn L and M sts. 17° QUILL, JOHN P. A, On Monday. November 16, 1931, at his residence. 3642 Warder 3 e Bt TRNEBEE SH NlSicE son of John P. and Elizabeth Quill. Pu- neral from T. F, Costello's apel. 1724 North Capitol st.. on Wednesd: mornine. November 17. at 8:30 o'clock.. thence to 8t Gabriel's Chureh, where yrequiem mass will Be tala st " elock” falerment” Miguint vet { od 1 On_Thursda; On Monday. November 16, 1931. at her residerice. 1751 Columbia rd. n.w. MARY ELIZABETH READ. wife of the late Rev. Joseph B. Resd Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2905 lith st. nw eral services at the National Baptist Memorial_Church, 16th st. and Colorado rd. n.w., Tuesdsy. November 17, at 1 p.m. Intermént Hanson, Mass. n Sunday. November 15, a the residence of his Lula_Thompson. 1715 RUCKER, devoted hus- e Rucker. Notice of | Remains res at the W. church, 1432 You 1931, at sister-In p.m 6th bard of ‘Pearl | funeral later Ernest Jarvis funeral st n.w SLOAN. ANNA JACKSON. Suddenly. on Saturday, November 31, ANNA JAC! SON, wife of the late Charles F. Sloan. Funeral services Tuesday, November 17, at 10 a.m.. at the residence of her brother, Mr. Luther J. Florins, 5712 5th st. Washington, D. C. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment private. Priends may call on Mgpday evening. A E. On Sunday November 15, 1031, ‘at her residence. 2701 14th st. n.w, CLARA E.. wife of the late Maurice J."Soule. Services at _the chapel of Jo- | Séph Gawler's Sons. 1754 Pa. ave. n.w.. on Wednesday, November 18. at 3-30 p.n Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 17 TATE, SARAM. ~On Saturday, Novembe: Y 931wt her repidence. Woadinsn Ve . SARAH TATE. the devoted wife of Roberi Tate, She also leaves four sony and thre daughters and many othe relatite friends. Remaina resting at the John Rhines’ funeral chapel, ‘Motice of suneral ird ‘and Eve sts. el later. - I 1n- | adie Dodson and Es- | otis F. Allen's | Stephen'’s | wxw A—9 Dreaths. | TUCKER. ALICE L. On Sunday. November |15, 1981, at her reeidence, Burnt Mills. | M4, ALICE L. beloved wife of William | Tucker. F\.:veu] from M. E. Church, Four Cor. November 17, at 3 b 3a. On_Saturday. No- Tesidence. Capitol HORACE WELLFORD. ascd sba: *he late Mary E. we) He is_survived Mrs. Prances Robev of one son, Mr. Horace New York City. and lfod. a0 of Wash- Funeral from 1is daughter's Howard Robey. 1437 Pe se. on Monday. November faterment tvy il Cem- Md B n Culpeper November 17, 1£50 LAWYER. Departed this life on November 14. 1931, at 12:15 LAWYER WHITING, ieaving _four Mrs. Fredericka 'Brown. Brad- Helen and Edna Whiting: three sis- { Eettie Smith, Mra. Sriscilla Rob: ine. and a host of friends. Puneral on ate pm Interment HORACE: daughter on. D. C. Wellford of D. C Mrs ave WHITIN pm. Childre from his Relatives at M i In Memortam. VIRGINIA. In <ad remembrance 3 r _mother and grandmother, VIRC who passed away five years ago today, November 16, 1926, alone knows how I miss you, BERRY. v n DEVOTED GRANDSON, TON. BERRY, c EARL THORN- VIRGINIA, dear_mother A BERRY. rs ag ashi Love, And A trivute of love to and grandmother. VIR- who 'passed away five today, November 16, 192€. e passes. shadows fa remembrance. outlast all ind ‘though {l:e years be many or few, They d with remcmbrance, dear mother. of vou HER LOVING DAUGHTER, ALICE. . 1t seems 5o long since you e miss you more each dav. GRANDDAUGHTER, | | n the withered oak. other things decay wili still keep green Pppin NDDAUGHTER, INEZ, * In loving remembrance VIRGINIA BERR yéars ago today, who entered years 2go todav. November 1 {ESRAND “AND CHILDREN. WILLIAM. In_loving_remem- my foving husband. WILLIAM ho departed this life one year . November 16. 1930 nd remembrance last always. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CLANCY. PATRICK. In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father. PAT- RICK CLANCY, who departed this life three vears ago today, November 16, 1928. Your love for us was strong and true, Such love could come from none but you. A memory that Iingers far and near To those vou held and loved so dear. From memory's page we cannot_blot Three little words. “Forget him not HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. FOUNTAINE, SUSIE A. In sad and loving memory of our mother, SUSIE A. FOUN- TAINE. who_died two vears New York City. THE HALL. ELIZABETH E. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted wife ani mother, ELIZABETH E. HALL, who de- parted this life twenty-seven years ago today, November 16, 1904. I haye lost a life's companion, A life linked with my own. And day by day I miss her ‘more As T walk through life alone. We shall meet her some brizht morning, Resting by the waters fair- She'll be waiting for our coming In the upver garden there. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- CARDOZO, ‘brani o todav in ILDREN. * | MCFARLAND. CHARLES, In sad but loving remembrance of my Wearly beloved son. CHARLES McFARLAND. who died one year ago today. November 16, 1930. He left his home in perfect health. nd little thought of death so nigh; B! God saw fit o call him hom And with His will we must comply. The cup is bitter. the sti To part with ons we love The trial is hard: we will not complain, But trust in God to meet again. AFFECTIONATE MOTHER. MCPARLAND. CHARLES. In sad byt lovh | remembrance my * dear _ husban CHARLES MCPARLAND (PACKY). who died 50 suddenly one year ago today, No- vember 18, 1930, One sear ago today T laid my dear husband to rest, And my only comfort is to bray, As God alone knew best Just a thought of remem*rance. p sad and true: uz st a memor. the love and sweet devotion Of one that, thinks of vou. DEVOTED wxrx ROSACO. MAGDALINE. In loving ory of our dear mother. MAGDALINE ROSASCO, (nee Crovo), who passed away fo suddenly twenty years ago today, Now s ON SRS FAL 1, BRODY. JOBERH E A. AND NOEL F. ROSASCO. In lovine memory ef my FRANK SMITH. who died er 16. 1928. HIS WIFE, HATTIE BUSY SMITH. * TALKS. SALLIE E. A tribute of love to the memory of my darling mother, SALLIE E. TALKS. who ieft 1928, g I oerama, | WHITE, ROBFRT W, 1In loving memory of er. ROBERT H. WHITE. who ars’ ago today, November 16, ERAL DIR!C'I'ORS Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST N.W Modern Chapel. Teltphone National 2473 "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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