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Reber grad- ‘xl::gd g:m th;’ anrg tfiudamy in . served throug e Spanish- American and World Wars .33" the Puerto Rican campaigns. He retired in 1919 and for a number of years has made his home in New York City. Col. Reber was & member of the Metro- politan, Army and Navy and Chevy Chase Clubs here. He was regarded as ?; u-uthomy on radio and allied sub- Shad Supper at Pohick. POHICK, Va., April 18 (Special).— ‘The Rector’s Ald of Pohick Church is planning its annual shad supper, to be given at Hearst Hall next Friday CRACK-SHOT 524 Marriage Licenses. Prank M. Ledbetter, 26, and Kathryn E. Gordon, 21, both of 2821 Brentwood rd. Rev. H. W. Tolson. Louls W. Ritter, 21, 8 Grant Circle, Hazel 1. Foreman, 21, Baltimore, Md.; R. L. Wood. Prederick A. Ballard, 25, 913 19th st.. Mary E. Brackett, 26, 1817 Newton st. Charles K. Gilbert. and Rev. and Rev. Michael P. Junghans, 34, Silver Spring, Md., and Delis M. Gannon, 222 3rd st. Rev. James C. Murphy. 8. W. Niedermayer, 21, an Harrison, 18, both of Rickmond, Va. T Wil 42, 2818 17th st. B, Holt, 32, 2123 i8th st.; Rev. e d” Bessle P. Rev. and wil- llam D. Jaryis. Thomas, 32, and Elizabeth A. All?x‘)" 1‘3 both of Thaxton, Va.; Rev. H. M. Hennig. 'Shife King, 22, 107 4% st. s.w., and inia Brown, estray. James H. Barbour, 43, -ve., and Eieanor Parker,’ 37, Arlington, Rev. W. A_Randolph. Joseph W, Taubma Rosenstein, M. Hennij James and Edna ., 35, 1800 11th st.; Raleish. N. C., Vir- 19,100 4% at. s.w.; Rev. W. 1231 New Jersey Vai . 23. and Martha B. . both of Baltimore; Rev. H. ¥ Monroe. 41, 1817 Corcoran st Rev. and 1860 Columbia A n. Frank J. de Marco, 35, 119 and Kathleen A. Hickenbotiom, more. Md.: Rev. H. M. Tolson. John_Stein. 52, 16 M st Allen. 53, Princeton, Ind.: Rev Robert’ Corbin, 51, 11§ 13 Margaret C. 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He was 62 years old, and had not been active in the Army since 1922, when he was retired for disability in line of duty. Since that time he had made his residence in Washington. His home here was at 2400 Sixteenth street. Gen. Simmons was born in Fairfleld, N. C., and graduated from West Point in 1895. He served in the Cuban and Philippine campaigns, and was awarded the Silver Star citation for gallantry in action during the engagement with Spanish forces at Santiago, Cuba, on July 1, 1898. During the World War he was attached to the general staff in Washington and also commanded the 19th Division at Camp Dodge, Iowa. He graduated from the General Stafl School in 1920, the Army War College in 1921 and received the LL.B. degree from George Washington University in 1928. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Estella Simmons, one son, Benjamin T. Sim- mons, jr., a student at George Wash- wright, both of Fairfield, N. C. The | burial Thursday. 7 IN UVALDE SATURDAY Judge of Board of Tax Appeals Died Sunday After Illness Lasting Year. Funeral services for Judge William D. Love of the Board of Tax Appeals and a former law partner of Vice President Garner, who died Sunday ! night at his home in the Roosevelt Hotel, will be held Saturday in Uvalde, Tex. Tl for the past year, Judge Love two months. Judge Love. a native of Old Washing- ton, Tex. was prominent in educa- tional affairs there before he entered the practice of law in Uvalde as the partner of Mr. Garner. peals Board in 1925 and reappointed to a 12-year term by President Hoover in June of last year. 73 years old at the time of his death. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ophelia Love, and two daughters, Mrs. | Willie Schwartz. who also lives at the Roosevelt, and Mrs. James Burnett of San Antonio, Tex. 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West Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorfow; showers tonight and probably in extreme west portion to- morrow; somewhat warmer in extreme south portion tonight. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature, Barometer. Degrees Inches. 74 29.79 68 29.82 61 29.87 57 29.89 . . 39 29.93 . . 69 29.90 Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 76, 2:50 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 61. Lowest, 54, 5:00 am. today. ago, 39. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 76, on April 17. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Yesterday— : pm. Pt g Midnight "\ e, Today— Year High Low High Low ...... 9:56 p.m. The Sun and Moon, Rises, 5:28 Sets. 6:47 6:48 12:46 pm. | _Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933, Janua; 325 February 263 March ...... 324 3.98 | sun, today 7.09 6.84 884 9.13 10.69 10.94 10.63 1441 1081 *8.57 8.69 1.56 '82 ‘84 91 '89 00 '86 ‘28 "6 85 89 01 Stations. Weather, “&wpiareak WaumH | Abilene, Tex Pt.cloud: | Aloany: MY : Cloudy” A 0.0 Ciear A Clear Beitimore, Md.. Cloudy | Birmingham .. Clear Bismarck, N 'D. 207 Pt cloudy | innati. Ohio 3 o Cleveland. Ohio | Columbia, 8. C Denver. Colo. . Detroit. Mich | El Paso. Tex Toudy Cloudy 1dy Clea. Pt cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Ra | B Dak Indianapolis.Ind Jacksonville.Fla Kansas City. Mo. | Tos Angeles | Louisville. Ky. Miami, Fla.. | New Orieans’ : | New York, N.¥. 2694 | Oxiahoma’ City Omaha. Nebr | Philadeiphia . | Phoenix. Ariz | Pittsburgh_ Pa. Portland, Me Portland; Oreg .. Raleigh. 'N. C. ‘Antonio n Diego, Calif €an_Prancisco.. Cli y Louls, Mo o Pt cloudy . Clear | 20 5% 5 Slouas WASH, D. C... Clear | FOREIGN. l (7 am, Greenwich time, today.) Sty ns. Temperature. Weather. |London. England...... 3 Parls, Prance. Vienna, Berli; | Brest Zurich, Switzeriand. ' Stockholm. Sweden. Gibraltar. Spain- | (Noon. Greenwich time, Horts (Payal). Azores... £ (Current observations.) St Georges. Bermuda Cloudy San Juan. Puerto Rico. Clear Havana. Cuba.... : Clear Clear Births Reported. ‘ William W. and Emma E. Grist Veol L. Doroth: LOST. BAR PIN, platinum. pearls_set in small I desions, one diamond. Reward. Ad CAT. Maltese, male, in_South Clarendon night of April 14; réward. Walnut 8673 FRATERNITY PIN, gold and onyx. with on diamond. = Adams 12! or bring to 274 Ontario_rd. Rewai HANDBAG. black, containing ladies wear- ing apparel. between Washington and Fred- ick. Md.'Priday. April 14: reward. Lin. 9. 1_Brothers pl._s.e. MOVEMENT. out of lady’ if “returned. Camp. POLICE DOG. Iarge tan and black marked with gray: vicinity 7th and K sts. ne. Re- ward. _Lincoln_885¢ POLICE PUPPY. 6 months old. male. white with brown-tipped ears and tail. Call Em. erson 8471 § G PURSE—Black cloth, silver initial “M.": containing money, keys and rosary; reward. Call_Met. 4868, 2 RINGS—7-stone plantinum wedding ring and square onyx ring in enamel setting, green, orange and black. Lost Monday after: noon. Reward. Scott, 1431 Fairmont st. n.w. g Cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy 8n ow Part cloudy today.) xirl | M. Turner._girl Reward Pred James, Wash. Tourist SCOTCH TERRIER, female. 8 months old, brindle; liberal reward if returned to 311% O st. or cail West 0465. name Billy.” Reward. ! All the Day’s Dishes Done for | Cent! Dirty dishes from break- fast, lunch and dinner— and pots and pans to boot —can be washed for one cent's worth of hot water. Provided: that the hot water is produced by an MW Water Heater, which bums oil. Oil cuts gas-fuel costs from 50 to 75 per cent. Entirely automatic, safe and cleen. lllaier“ eater Product of Motor Whee! Corponticn Lansing, Michigen COLUMBIA SPECIALTY CO. 1636 Conn. Ave. NORTH 7861 | coLwr Record. | COLLE | | | | | Part cloudy Part cloudy | | [ | MARTIN, | COLLINS, NELLIE | HAMILTON, | HAWKI Deaths Reported. Ellen Collins, 82, 612 Arsonne Apts. Mary E. Miils, 51. 1446 E st. Nina T. Kirtley, 1, 1334 Harvard st. Mary Beckner. '80." Emergen:y Hospital. Olive Sutherland, 64, Columbia Hospital. Mary C. Jeflords. 58 1701 Newton st. Btavros Mavrikakis, 51, 2011 Portner pl. Harry L. Heardon, 30, Veterans’ Admin- istration Hospital. Herbert H. Olsen, jr, 23, 6517 8th st. Virginia P. Black, 21, Sibley Hospital. Infant to Herbert and Mae Lein, 1 day, ibley Hospital. S hn W “Adison, 74, 1410 Alabama G Wormley, 56, Walter Reed George W. Hospital, 55, Preedmen's Hospital 46, Galling Citan ¥ Howpl ‘G‘eor.lu . ett, 35, Walter Reed Hos- tal. P!'Marte Turaer. 20, 481 L st. sw. . Marriage. HARVEY—MORRIS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Morri r.. announce the marriage of H. March 4. 1933, by the Rev. H. D. Btewart Ellicott City, Md. Braths. ADAMS. ORA. On Sunday. April 18. 10 at Preedmen’s Hospital, ORA ADAMS, voted sister of Thomas Stinger. ~Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st n.w. Interment Wednesday, April 19. Leesburg, Va. BURKE, LOUISE WEISS. On Monday. April'17. at Bibley Hospital. LOUISE WEISS. 'beloved wife of Jack Burke of Beverly Hills, Va. = Funeral from the residence of her aunt, Miss Louise Weiss K12 East Capitol st.. on Wednesday, Aprii 10, at 2 pm. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. ~ Relatives and friends invited. CARR, PAUL C. L. On_ Sunday, April 18, 1933, st Providence Hospital, PAUL C. L. CARR. beloved husband of Edith Mary Carr. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th_ st. n.w. Funeral services at the 8. H. Hine funeral home, 2901 14th ‘st. n.w.. ‘Wednesdsy, April 19, at 10 a.m. 18 CARE, PATRICK B On Tuesday, April 18, 1933, at his residence. 801 F ne.. PATRICK R. CARR. beloved husband_of the late Sarah E. Carr (nee Curtin). Pu- neral from the above residence Friday. April 21._at 8:30 am High requiem mass at ‘St Joseph's Church at 0 am. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 20 (WOOD). On Sunday. April 10, 1933, at the residence of her niece, Mary A 'Wood, the Argonne. 162 Columbia road nw. NELLIE (WOOD COLLINS, sister of the late Annie Wood and aunt of John C.. Joseph H. Mary A and the late Carrie M, Wood. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. ° 14th st. nw. Wednesday. April 19, at 830 am.: thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. where mass will be said at 9 am. tery. 18 NELLIE. Comrades of W. C. B ncil, No. 120. are asked to attend of Comrade NELLIE COLLINS. funeral Wednesday, April 19. 1933, from the cred Heart Shrine of the C._M. GREER. President LILLIAN M. MORAN, Becretary. = ’89 | COUGHLIN, MICHAEL FRANCIS. On Sun- day. April 16. 1933 at the family res: dence. MICHAEL FRANCIS COUGHLI beloved uncie of John M. Connell of 4717 15th st. n.w. Puneral will be held from the above residence on Wednesday. April 19, K30 am. Requiem mass at St Paul's Churchat 9 am. Intermen Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and invited. DAL’ 1 of Joseph A. Daly. and sister o ly. Funeral from th residence Thursday. A . at K30 a.m Requiem mass at the the Sacred Heart at 9 am Interment Cemet, Relatives and {r DAVIDSON, ADLINE_SUSIE. April 16,1943, at Solomons, M SUSIE DAVIDSON the late John H hrine Holy Reod V sts. nw., where requ ass wil sung at 10 o'clock for repose of Relatives and fri ite n ANNIE ELIZABETH. on Monday. April 17, 1 ABETH. aged 13 vesrs. of William G neral from h & sw. on T Ap! Relatives and friends invited. Cedar Hi FOY. MARY T at her resid beloved daughter and Mamie Fowler P nts Inte on T ice r Ap; thence to the Shrine of the Sacred He: 16th and Park rd. where requiem ass will be sa o'clock for the repose of her soul tives and friends invited. " Interment Mount. Olivet Ceme- LOUISE F. Suddenls. Sunda 161933, LOUISE F. GRUBB. be- daughter of John H. and Blanche M. Grubb. Puneral from her la s dence. 150 13th st. se. Th y. Api 20. ut Relatives and_ friends are invited. T nert Glenwood Cemetery. 19 HALL. SARAR. Departed this life Sunday. April 16, 1933, at her_residence. Prospect ' ave 'nw. SARAH HALL. be- loved wife of i v Tives the above April 19 1p Baptist Church. Interment Rockhill HAMILTON, FANNIE L. 16. 1933, at her residence. 5 th st nw PANNIE L. HAMILTO! beloved daughter of the M Hamilton. mot Armes and Maud Hamilton d sis! M Hamulton. ‘Wedne 1 o'clock. from Asbury Relatives and friends invi! it at Harmony Cemetery. " . The Tinney Phsllis tley Society announces the death of 1ss FPANN] AMILTON. sday, April 16, 1933, 1y Churen, T1th and K sts JESSIE E._ MASON. President. MARGARET S. BYRD, Secretary. BAMILTON, FANNIE L. The officers and embers he Young Ladies’ Immedia Relief Association are igquested to at- tend the funeral of FANNIE L HAMIL- TON. Wi ¥, April 19, 18 at 1 o'cl from_ Asbury Church StS. n.w. MINNTE A. CONAWAY, Pres. ADDIE CHASE GREEN. Rec. Sec. FANNIE. The Ladies' Cliff Rock Society announces the death of Mrs FANNIE HAMILTON. Funeral Wednes- da. April_19. 1933, at 1 p.m._from ury A. M. E. Church. 11th and K sts. nw. MRS. LENA J. HART. President. LOUISE LEWIS. Fin. Secretary. : SOPHIA COAKLEY. On Monday. April 1933, at her residence, 2244 12th st.'nw. SOPHIA COAKLEY HAW- KINS. beloved wife of Richard H. Hawkins and devoted mother of Paul Leo Hawkins. Funeral Thursday. Ap %t 10 am. from St. Augustine’s Relatives and friends invited to 10 HELMUS. JORN. on Sundas. 3 US. Remains sting &t the Lee funeral home, 4th and Mass ave ne. where funeral services be held on Wednesday, April 1. at pm. Interment private. Kindly omit Tlowers. by HILLARY, ROBERT. On Monday. April 17. 1933, Gallinger Hospital, ROBERT HILLARY. devoted husband of Annie Hil- lary: loving father of Mrs. Carrie Mad- ison. 'He also leaves to mourn his de- Dparture. eleven grandchiidren and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sfs. s.w. Funeral notice 'to appear later. HOPE, FANNIE H. On Mondav. April 17, 1933, PANNIE H. HOPE of 1495 Newton st n.w. Funeral ai St. Michaels, Md., Wednesday. April 19, at 3 p.m. 19 KALDENBACH, WILLIAM E. On Monday. April 17, 19: his residence. Park pl. ‘ne. WILLIAM E. beloved hus- band of Emma M. Kaldenbach. Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo & Co. funeral Chapel, 412 H st. ne April 19 at 2 p.m. thence to Nativity Church. 14th st and Ma ts ave se. where services will p.m. Relatives and friends invited. terment Congressional Cemetery. KING, HARRY_VAN DENBURG. On Mon- day. April 17, 1 . HARRY VAN DEN- BURG, beloved husband of Edith Rock King and son of Mary Anderson King. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral Rome, 2901 14th st. n.w., on Wednesday. April 19, at 2 p.m. LANMAN. CHARLES F. Suddenly, on Mon- day. April 17, 19:3, at his residence, 1310 Farfagut st. n.w.. CHARLES F. beloved husband of Mary Keeler Lanman. Fu- neral from his late residence Thursday. April 20. at 9:30 am. Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church ‘at 10 am. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19 KATHERINE R. ©On April 17, 1 at 4:30 pm. our beloved niece and cousin, KATHERINE R. MAR- TIN, late retired teacher in the public schools of the District of Columbia. after ) years of service. Funeral from her late residence. 1 1%h st._n.w.. Thurs- day. April at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. 19* McCARTHY, BRIDGET T. On Monday. April 1 at_her residence, Quebec place nw. BRIDGET T.. beloved wife of John McCarthy. Funeral from her late residence on Thursday. April 2 at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at briel's Church at 9 am. Relatives a friends invited. Interment, Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19 MILLER. JOHN. Monday, April“17, 1933, at Galiinger Hospital, ' JORN MILLER: 1833 1st st. n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss one ‘son. Rudoiph Miller: an Mrs. Essie Ashley. and & host of Telatives and friends. Body tem- porarily resting at Malvan & Schey's fu- neral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral iater. MORANEY, WADE. On Sunday, April 16, 1933, af 1322 5th st. n.w., WADE MO- RANEY. He leaves to moirn their loss & wife, Leola Moraney; a father, Arthur Moraney; two _brothe and a host of relatives and frienés. Body temporarily resting at Malvan & Schey's funeral parlors. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 18 NEALE. AUGUSTINE W. On Monday. April 1933, at his residence. 3337 17th st. n.w. AUGUSTINE W. NEALE. Sr. aged 92 years. Puneral from his late residence on Wednesday, April 19. at & am. Re- quiem mass st St. Thomas' _Churca, Chapel Point, Md,, at 10 a.m. Relatives 1ris invited, Interment Chapel In- Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme- | jlth and K | on Wednesday. | 2:30 | Monday. | nd six ‘sisters | Braths. 9. PERKINS, PEYTON MARKHAM. uall- HAM PERKINS. aged 31 years. beloved wife of Alvin E. Perkins of 1500 D st. ne. Notice of funeral later. PRIEST, SARAH LAVENIA. On Monday, April ‘17,1933, at 5 a.m. at her home. . Colesville, Md.,' SARAH LAVENIA. in_her 78th year, the beloved “wife of Robert Emory Priest. Funeral Wednesday, April 19. 8t 2:30 pm., from the M. E. Ghurch Bouth. Colesville, Md. Interment Church Cemetery. 18 SCOTT, FRANK M. Buddenly, on Tuesdsy. s, 18ih and Californis ats. n.w. firl. 42, FRANK M, beloved husband of lanch Scott and father of Gordon H. and Morrison Scott. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 400" Chapin”st. n.w. Notice of funeral SHUMATE, MARTHA. On Monday, April 17, 1933, at Preedmen’s Hospiial, MAR- THA SHUMATE. wite of Douglas Shumate, mother of Mary Wrenn Dendum. Willie and Wade Shumate. Funeral Wed Y. April 19. at 1 p.m. from St. James' B tist Church. Bealeton. Va. Remains re ing at the “W. Ernest Jarvis funeral You'st. n.w. CHARLES. On Bunday. April 18, CHARLES SMITH of 470 Mass. ave n.w. Puneral from the Wm. H. Sardo Oo. funeral chapel. 412 H st ne. Wed- . April 19. at i pm. Relatives and friends invited to atfend. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery ~Ironworkers' Local No. 5, please take notice. SMITH. ROBERT B. On Sunday. April 18, 1943, at Baltimore. Md., ROBERT B. BMITH, beloved brother of Elle C. Day. Funeral from William H. Scoit’s funerai . 409 8th st. se. Wednesday, April 19, at 2:15 p.m. 'Services and interment Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. STONE. GEORGE W.. JR. On Monday, April’ 17, 1933, at his residence. Spruce st and’ Poplar ave. Clarendon. Va. GEORGE W. STONE, ir. Funeral Wed- nesday, April 10, at 2 pn.. from his late residence. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. 18 STONE. GEORGE W.. JR. A special com- munication of Hope Lodge, No. 20, P. A, A. M. is hereby called for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, GEORGE W. STONE. Jr., on Wednesday, Abril 10, 1933, at 1 pm ARL BLYE. Master. | Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN, Secretary. | TILGHMAN. RACHEL ELIZABETH, erday. Apri 033, EL ELIZA- BETH TILGHVAN, béloved widow of | Tilkhman of Hookerton. N. C. and mother ‘of W. €. R. C. and J. G. | Filen Mrs. Rachel Jackson and Mrs. | t Funeral from her late resi- Chester, st re. Thursdey X P m. Interment Cedar Hill | Gemetery. " Relatives ‘and friends invited. WASHINGTON. GEORGE C. hte Mondex, April 17, 1iaa, af his resi- nce. 515" M st n.w. C. WASHINGTON. He leaves to mcurn their loss one’ sister. Mattie Ennis: one | brother. "Robert Washington. snd s host i and friends. Body tem: g at Malvin & Bchey's fu- | New Jersey ave. and R st. Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. | PALLARD. HENRY F. In loving remem- | brance of ‘my dear husban RY P, | BALLARD. who died two years ago today, | Apnl 18,1931 Some may think you are forgotten ugh on earth you are no more, Buj In memory you are with me s You always were before HIS ING WIFE, JUI g s i JULIA' T. BAL- nklx(.flr}ronna EMMA B. d'ln Iol;l]dut!rfitm- o) our dear wife and mother. MA | B. BRIDGEPORD. who departed this life five years ago today. April 1%, 1028 Al that we are and have Are gifts so free from thee: In joy. in grief. through life. dear mother, Our' love still yearns for thes LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * DUNLOP, ASHTON C. Sacred to the - ory of' our husband and father, ASHTON Sm})l,\:.o?. ‘i\‘hnl ft LS two vears ago LONELY IFE AND DAUGHTER. MAE LANE. e e { FAY. WALTER J. In lov dear son and brother T 0 passed away two on Departed this € memory of our WALTER J. FAY. Ars 2go. ADril 1R, ND SISTERS. ¢ HARRIS. WILLIA A tribute of love | fo WILLIAM H. HARRIS, ho deparied six vears aso thy labor's o'er toil no more; ful father, bo e and kind. ier father you could never find. Por a1l of us he did his best. God grant his soul eternal rest Althoueh your sou! is now at rest And free from care snd pain | Tris would would seem like Heaven | S Bhuehrins Tl Parks AND MARY WARD, A MATEER. OLIVIA ALVERNIA. In sad but loving remembrance of my darling Mothers | OLIVIAALVERNIA MATEER. who left mé one year ago today. April 15, 1092 amma: you suffered years of To wait for cure, but | But God kiew what w | He calied you home to My heart still aches with sadness, My eves siied many a tear God alone knows how 1 miss vou, ut. mamma. you left me to remember None on_earth ca. e your place LOVING DAUGHTER. MACIE. 0 GRANVILLE. sad but loving ance of “my cevoted husband, GRANVILLE MOSBY. who passed away one year ago, April 17. 193 Gone_ but not forgotten HIS DEVOTED WIFE. LUSTINE MOSBY. | ROBINSON, FANNIE LILLIAN. In sad but | loving memory of mv devoted wife and loving mi FANNIE LILLIAN ROB! SON eparted this life one vear ago s. we loved her. But the angels loved her more. Until they had sweetly called her shore. ROBINSON: SON, S MILES. | WILCOX. MABEL memory of my very de: L. WILCOX. who drpar: year ago today. April 1K, One lon ar T have lived without you, But vour spirit. dear. is always nea: To_guide me through my Sorrow To help to stem my te Surrounded by friends I am lone<ome; While they are happy 1 am biue Beaind my laughter there's sorrow. For I am a ¥s thinking of you. Forget you? Swesthea I never will, Because I loved you and always will Your mercory. darling, is as {resh today As in the hour you passed away. For in my heart your memory lin roneeUy. tender fond “and true s not a day, dear sweetheart, That I do not think of you. YOUR DEVOTED HU: mo e HUSBAND, PORREST FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TIMOTHY HANLON s E.—Lin. 5343, ICE d this life one 1804 M St. N.W. NAtional 5522 Joseph F. 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