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Do You Want
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For Your Church?
If So, See Your Pastor
THESE
AUTHORITATIVE
NEW COLORS IN MEN’S CLOTHES
FOR. SPRING
I GRAMPIAN BLUES ALGERIAN BROWNS
I New shades of blue that take The richsoft tansand browns
their name from the ha?e that of the desert sands; many
hangs over the Grampian shades and tones; many
mountains of Scotland weaves and patterns
\ll nil I II ' '
GREYHOUNDS
Shades of grey in beautiful
patterns ana subdued weaves
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES ARE ALWAYS THE
FIRST WITH THESE
NEW COLORS AND STYLES
Here are some other good ones
LOVAT —A beautiful new grey green
OXBLOOD—Reddish shades of brown
STONE GREY —Lighter shades of grey
SILVER AND DUSTED BLUES-Blue cast with grey
Copyright 1928 Hart SchaJfner & Mam
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
1310 F STREET INC
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Deaths Reported.
The followinr deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past 2* hour*;
Max Rimmermsn. 71. 1108 Jefferson *t.
Henry Grer*. 08. Soldiers' Home Hospital.
Fannie Gofdber*. 0,8, 4875 Winnie ave.
Edssr M Atkin. 57 1010 oth et.
J«sse Robertson. 87. Tuberculosis Hospital.
John J Kennv. 14. en rone Casualty Hos
pital.
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. 0., MONHAY, APRIL !>. 1828.
Infant of James and Nlllia Newhelser.
8570 30th et.
Julia G, Newton. 70. 413 T at. _
Louisa Parkhurat. 74. Freedman's Hospital.
William H. Scott. 70. Galt I near Hospital.
Edward Stuart. 08 Home for Aired and
Infirm.
James Alexander. 80. Gallinircr Hospital.
Si..irons Roiiv, 45. 5080 Central ave so
Josephine Johnson 34. Galliiiirer Hospital.
Rnehol Hawkins. 32. eu route Qalllturer
Hospital
Mmv R. Atkins. 78. 1741 Bth at.
Dorothy True 3 months. Children's Hon*
Hammond. 8 month*. Children's
Hospital.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage license* have hern Issued to the
follow ins :
Woslev P. Linthicitm and Julia R. Elliott,
both of Dunnsville. Va.
Otis Mill* and Louise Brown.
James AV. Root of Clarendon and Marlon
V. C. Masters of this elty.
Oerrsre AV Townsend and Mary A. McCoy,
James 11. Caddell and Alloe Tate, both of
Richmond «
John B Wampler of Harrisonburg-, Va..
ami Winifred F Burtner of this city.
Vance A. neathcraire of this city and
Clara R Bussell of handover
Harold AV liunlUn and Ruby Hnstie, both
of New York City
MISS M. C. DEVLIN DIES.
Had Been Trenstiry Employe for
50 Years.
Miss Martha C. Devlin, 71, for the
past 50 years a clerk In the United
States Treasury Department, died at her
residence, 3445 Fourteenth street, Sat
urday, after an illness of two weeks.
Funeral services were conducted in the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church today
at 9 o’clock. Interment was In Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Miss Devlin was born in England and
came to this country with her parents,
the late Daniel and Mrs. Mary D. Dev
lin, when a child. At the time of her
death she was employed in the assort
ing department of the Treasury.
She is survived by two sisters. Miss
Martha C. Devlin and Mrs. B. J. Collins.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Slightly colder
tonight; tomorrow cloudy, possibly fol
lowed by rain in the afternoon or
night.
Maryland—Possibly cloudy, slightly
colder tonight; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness, possibly followed by rain in
late afternon or night.
Virginia—lncreasing cloudiness to
night; rain tomorrow; not much change
in temperature.
Record for 21 Hours.
Thermometer—4 p m., 63; 8 p.m., 51;
12 midnight, 46; 4 a.m., 44; 8 a.m., 45;
noon, 47.
Barometer—4 p.m., 29 94; 8 p.m.,
30.05; 12 midnight, 30.11; 4 am., 30.13;
8 a.m., 30.22; noon, 30.21.
Highest temperature, 65, occurred at
4:30 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 43, occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 43: lowest, 35.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
Today—low tide, 5:07 a.m. and 5:45
p.m; high tide, 10:50 a.m. and
11:20 p.m.
Tide Tables.
Tomorrow-low tide, 5:47 am. and
6:30 p.m.; high tide, 11:30 am.
The Sun and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 5:41 a.m.; sun sets
6:39 p.m.
Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:40 am.; sun
sets 6:40 p.m.
Moon rises 11:09 a.m.; sets 8:05 p.m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
o Temperature. «»
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„ 'i> IT £ 5
Station*. - -% a- Weather
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:? F a
Abilene .. . 30.22 40 34 0.32 Cloudy
Albany .. . . 30.0 S 02 32 .... Pt cloudy
Atlanta ...30.20 58 42 . .. Pt.cloudy
Atlantic City 30 22 04 40 .... Clear
Baltimore .. 30.22 OO 42 . . Cloudy
lUrnnmrhnni 3o 7» 62 4t .... Cloudy
Biamarck .. 29.06 20 J t Pt cloudy
Bouton ....30,00 70 40 .... clear
Buffalo ....30.10 24 24 0.04 Clear
Charleston .30.16 70 56 .... Pt.cloudy
Chicago ...30.26 34 24 .... Clear
Cincinnati . 30.34 46 28 . . . Cloudy
Cleveland .. 30.22 38 20 0.02 Snow
Col’mbia.S.C. 30.20 72 54 . .. Cloudy
Denver ....3016 32 22 .... Clear
Detroit ....30.20 30 24 .... Pt.cloudy
El Paso 30.14 48 30 002 Pt cloudy
Galveston .29 94 02 40 0.0 4 Rain
Helena .... 29,96 42 30 . .. Cloudy
Huron. 8. P. 30,18 28 12 .... Pt.cloudy
IruimnapoU*. 30 32 40 2 4 .... Pt cloudy
Jacksonville. 3(1.1 ii 7o #l2 .... Cloudy
Kansa* City. 30.3*1 38 28 .... Clear
Lr>» Amrele* 30.12 78 #.O . .. Clear
Lmticvtlle . 30.36 48 3 5 .. . . Cloudy
Miami KJ*.. 30.10 78 74 .... clear
N. Orlicin* . 2!* 98 08 56 .... Cloudy
New York... 30.14 58 3-1 .. . Cloudy
Okla. City . 30.30 48 30 .... Cloudy
Omaha ... 30 34 30 20 .. . . Clear
Philadelphia 10.20 02 42 .... Cloudy
Phoemx ... 30.04 68 40 .... Clear
Pituburrh .30.26 4 4 30 .... Cloudy
Portland,Me. 20 92 70 34 0.01 Clear
Portland Ore 30 oo 72 50 .... Clear
KaleOrh.N C. 30.2« 08 4*? .... Pt cloudy
5 Lake COy 30.24 38 28 .... Clear
San Antonia. 30.06 46 38 0.78 Rain
San lheeo... 3008 68 54 Clear
8. Franciaco. 30.08 *8 54 .... Cloudy
st. Icitlls. .. 30.38 44 20 .... Clear
4t, Paul.... 30.16 26 18 .... Pt.clnndT
Seattle .... 29.96 70 48 .... Pt cloudy
Spokane ...20.86 58 38 .... Cloudy
WASH. D. C. 30.22 85 43 .... Cloudy
foreign.
(7 am.. Greenwich time, today.l
Station*. Tentoerature. Weather.
Condon England 52 Cloudy
Part*. France 50 Cloudy
Berlin. Germany 48 Clear
Copenhagen, Denmark... 40 Cloudy
Stockholm Sweden 38 Clear
Gibraltar Spain 56 Cloudy
(Noon. Greenwich time, today •
Horta (Faynl). Asorr*. . 56 Part cloudy
(Current obaervation*. i
Hamilton. Bermuda 68 Part cloudy
San Juan Porto Rico. ... 73 Part cloudy
Havana, Cuba 70 Part cloudy
C.den Cmn Zone . 80 Part cloudy
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Large Construction Project*
FRED T. NESBIT
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6 Dupont Circle 2169 18th St. N.W.
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Perry & Walsh
Morticians
Private Ambulances
29 H St. N.W. Main 984
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of "Toot*”: bridle. 4 white to™*, white mark
met helot, Liberal reward if retume<t to
W F Smith. 3307 N at. n.w , or phone
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ward 207 Baltimore ave . 'IMHom* Park
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7532 Ataaka ave nw. >ls reward for re
turn. M Jl Wuhoile. Ti’lenluuwi Gemma
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fret, slender answer* name of Hu*o "
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ocimil* and reautratioy card* with owner'*
name Cal) Cleveland T.uwral reward •
RING (bdi). I ante black on»* with diamond
center; Saturday afternoon, vicinity of
Hahn * F at. *hoe alum. Howard Mr*. T. H.
Keane Clev 857 after ft'3o
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VETERAN POLICEMAN
DIES AT HOME HERE
Michael Hagan, 70, Was Second
Oldest Member of Capital
Force.
Michael E. Hagan, 70 years old, sec
ond oldest member in point of continu
ous service of the Metropolitan police
force, who served as special mounted
escort to President Roosevent and was
commended for bravery and coolness in
line of duty, died at his residence. 2053
H street northeast, yesterday after a
short illness.
His death brought to an end a
thought he had long entertained of com
pleting 45 years of continuous service
by July 12 next.
Mr. Hagan was appointed to the
police force July 12, 1883. On April 19,
1892, while making an arrest he was
severely cut by a prisoner, but "held
his man.” For this act he was especially
cited In police orders.
For a number of years he covered
a beat around coal yards at First and
M streets northeast while being assigned
to No. 2 precinct.
He is survived by a son, Joseph F.
Hagan; four daughters, Mrs. J. R.
Creecy. Mrs. E J. Horigan. Mrs. Joseph
Bordine and Mrs. Frank Sears, all of
this city. He also leaves nine grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted at
nls late residence Wednesday morning
dt 8:30 o’clock and thence at the Holy
Name Catholic Church at 9 o’clock,
interment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Mr. Hagan had long been an active
member of the Policemen’s Association.
—'•
Births Reported.
William 1,, and Roue K Barker boy.
William K. and Anni'* C. McKinley, hoy.
Joseph A. and Elsie L. O llayhim. hoy!
Edward A. and Ethel X. Fielding, girl.
Moiri* and Mollie Sokohm. boy.
■J'din H and Maude G. Hunt 7 mm. boy.
Clifton and Lillian I):nney, giri.
Joseph and Viola Fraze r l>ov.
Alfred W. and Ada M. Have- boy.
Solomon and Georgia Bell. boy.
.lames H. and Sadie Rose Russell, boy
Oscar G. and Irene Millard, boy.
Clay borne and Julia Tennille boy.
Beniamin F. ami Albert me Bash. girl.
Robert H. anil Corlpnc Carter girl.
Ulysses G. and Corne S. Na*h. irtrl.
Seatfjs.
Departed thia life Sunday. April 8,
IBIS, at her residence. Aldington, Va.. at
5 oO o'clock a.m. in full triumph of the
Christum faith. LAVINIA CHAMBERS,
beloved wife of Hiram W Ball daughter
of the late Robert and Elizabeth Cham
liers. Funeral Wednesday. Anril 11. from
th« Mount Olive Baptist Church. Clark
Station. Va . Rev Walter H. Brooke, pas
tor Nineteenth street Baptist Church.
Washington 1) C.. officiatiny. Relatlvee
and friends resneetfullv invited to be pree
dit. Take electric care at 12th st. and
Ca ave. for Clark. Interment at Wood
lawn Cemetery. 10*
BIf.I.INGSLEY. Suddenly. Sundae. Anri! 8.
11*38 at hi* resideive Fall* Church. Va..
■OSCAR H BILLINGSLEY, beloved win
of the late Byron O. and I.ule A. Billings
lev and husband of Marion P. Funeral,
private, from the above residence at 11
am. Tuesday April 10. Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery •
DAVIS. Departed this life Sunday. April 8.
1928. at Gallinger Hospital, after a short
illness, JAMES DAVIS. Hj leaves to
mourn three daughters. Mable Davis. Flor
rnoa Branson and Irene Harris. Notice of
funeral later. Remains resting at John
T. Rhine*’ undertaking establishment. J*rtl
3rd st, s w. 10
DE STI RCO. Suddenly, on Saturday. April
7. 1928. PETEK PAUL. beloved husband
of Edna VV. He Stureo 1 nee Sehailert and
eon of John and Lucia De Sturm. Funeral
from hi* iate rcsidenre. 47 Adams st. n.w..
on Wednesday. April 11 at U am. Re
oulem mass at the Church of the Immac
ulate Conception at It'.'tO o-10-k. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Ceroelerr. 10*
D! \ ALL. On Sunday April 8. 1928.
JAMES ALVA beloved husband of Maud
R Duvall usee Chamberlain 1. Funeral
•ervn-es will tie held at 1009 H st. n w .
Tue-dsv April lit. at 2 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cc mete O'. Relatives and friends
invited.
EATON. Saturday. April 7, 1078. at St.
Petersburg Fla.. Mrs. EMMA S. EATON,
widow of William F. Eaton and mother
of Mrs. Henry Moffat Toronto. Funeral
W'ednesdav 2 o eloek, from Wright's
chapel, interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
10
FRENCH. Suddenly. April 8. 1028. at 2:30
p m., SUSAN S., aged ®5 years, beloved
wife of George C. French. Remain* rest
ins at the home of he r daughter. Mrs
Mabel H Dtuser. l»08 Sheridan st. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
GAINES. On Sunday. April 8 1028, SAM
t EL M. GAINES 1257 Hamlin st,. Brook
land, D. C. Funeral private. •
GALES, Departed this life Friday. April 8.
1928, at New York City. N. V . LULA
GALES, devoted daughter of the late
George and F.Bsa Gales ami »i*ter of
Marian Stevenson and Mariellir* Johnson
and devoted friend of X. E Scott. Fu
neral Thurwlav. April 12. 2 pm., from
W. Erin'st Jarvis Co. west end funeral
parlors, 2Sth and Dumbarton ave.
IIAGAN. On Sunday. April 8, 1928. at 3
a.m., MICHAEL K , the devoted husband
of ths iate Catherine it .ol an (nee Fla
herty!, Funeral from hu late residence.
2053 H st nr. thence to Holy Name
Church, where high reuutem mas* will be
sung at 1» ain for the ret*o*e of his *oul.
Interment at Mount OUv>t Cemetery. Rel
atives and lriends invited to attend. 10
HAZARD. On Saturday. April 7, 1928 at
New York City, after a lour Hines*. ROB
ERT H, HAZARD in the seventy-fourth
year of "his ace, formerly of Washington.
D. C- Interment Oak HiU Cemetery, on
Tuesday. April lt», it 4 pm •
.HI DUES. Suddenly, Friday, April 8. 1928.
WILLIE heloted son of Katherine John
son and grandson of Kltsaheth Hushes
He also leave* two uncles and a host of
other relative* and friend* Funeral Tue*- ;
day. April 10. 12 o'clock, from John
Weslev A. M E, 7. Church 14th and |
Corcoran *!«. tiw. Remain* resting at W
Ernest Jarvis Co, funeral parlor*. 2222 j
Georgia ave.
JONES. 0.1 April 9 1928 920 a m at
Sibley Hospital, after a lons illness !
01.1.1 K CLARK, aged 59 t<elove*l wife of j
Weston B Jones. Remain* testing at j
Hvsoiik* funeral home. 1300 N st. u.w.j
Notice of funeral later.
LEWIS. On Saturday, April 7. 1929 »t her 1
residence. 1910 3rd st, 11 w . E1.17.A BE Til i
LEWIS. Notice of funeral later. Re- I
main* resting at W. £rtu>*t Jam* Co.'* j
funeral parlor*. 2222 Ua. ate.
MILKS. On Saturday. April 7. 1079, JO 05
a in., at Freedmen's Hospital, ESTELLE j
M MILES ou-e Hamilton*. widow of the
laic James M Miles devote*! mother of
Cteo P„ James M„ jr,: Georgia V. and
Beniamin E Miles She also leaves to
mourn ihwr toss a loving father, tour sis
ter* and three brothers Funeral Wcdnes
oav. April It t ptu.. Irwil Florida Ave
nue Baptist Church. Rev, W. A, Taylor
olflciattn* Remains resting at W. Ernest
Jarvis Co. luoeral parlors. 2222 Geor
gia ave.
MOFFETT. On Monday April 9. 1929 at
the home of her parent», Hear Admiral
Wllliatn A and Jeannette Moffett. 2019
Massachusetts r nw MARGARET)
ELIZABETH MOFFETT, Funeral service* I
at I tie late lesuVnce on Tuesday. April tO )
ul It am Interment Arlington National •
Cemetery.
Ml DIE On Monday. April 9 1928 at the
residence of lit. daughter. Mr*. John "
Storer, 1t137 limul tlotsi rd. s.e.. N v
TH.ANIKL MCDD beloved husband of the
late Frames R Mudd and father of Sister
Mary 'JYrestta of Ihltstiurgh. l'a Mr*
John W Storer, Arthur A Mudd and
Thomas H. .Mudd. Funeral from the alnive
residence on Wednesday April It, at 930
aiu.. thence to St, Teresa* Chinch. 13th
ami V st* where m*.« wiU he .aid
at 9 a tn, for ths retmse »»l hi* soul Reta
il le* and friend* invited. Interment St
IVter * CtMM'terv. Waldotf. Charles Coun
ty. Mil. 11l
O’HRII'.N. On Monday April 9, 1975, at the
resilience of her nephew. John K. Boy land.
180® Crittenden st n » KATIE t' ItRIEN !
Funeral services at her late residence on 1
Wednesday April 11 at 8 oil a.m-. I hence
to St Gabriel » t hutvh Yarnuin *1 near
Grant CpcU' n vv . where ma.s of redulent
will tie ceh-tvratevi at 9 ain tor the repose
of tu-r soul. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery, 19
t’HOKMV Departed this life Sunday. April
s 1928 at GalHnger Hospital. JOSE
i'll INK *ister of Ella Nhanver. Au«n»to c
OiHHlman and Sophia Galloway mother
of Alonso Nobc« of funeral late Re
mama ivsiing at AY Ernest Jarvis Co
AAcst End funeral parlors. 79th and Punt
barton ave n w.
MINKFF On Sunday April 9 19'8 jo
SEI'HINE M ts'loved wile of Altwrt J
Jtinkel aged tIT year* Viuvyral fiann tier
late rtvstiteiti'e 749.A N vrlh l atund »t
A' edueditv Aprd It at 739 pip Rela
tive* and tn.-nds invited Interment Drv*
twct Hilt Cemetery
SAIFTtL On Mvnid.iv. April 9 1 .9, Mt»s
\ ENHi.A M aMtht of ihe IVcA apart
in-lit* Remain* teytinßM the parlors of
Alntns R mv ne, Ul .'d Cv iMt ave. Notbv
of funeral later.
tttl KEKNUV On Saltmlay, April 7 1928
Mil IVIN KEITH, of v’sitt Roth *t aw.
JBfU»vy»l s*in of W. Scott ami Kninia i
Wdkersnu ascii 12 tears Funeral «rv<
tees at the VA \f y hauttiera Co funeral
bent*. Mon Chatnu st n w , on AVevtiies
nay. Aiutl it, at a 3a» pip. 10
VA Hi t AMR. On Sunday, April * 1929, at
her residence 11*9 artth st. nw. I.CCA
VA fi.LIAMh, tfeioleil mother ol VVeWter
WimaMta Harry Turner and the iate H*V
fieri AVtlllaius atul sister of Alonso wa!
ston She also Rate* a host of other
rvlsttve* atul frßttui* Notice of funeral
later Remain* resting at W. Erneat Jab
vt* t o west end funeral parlor*, <Bth and
Imnihartun a«e
3n fßfmonam.
who pyssed away twenty-one year* ago to
day April 9. 1907.
As I loved you. so I m*** ron:
Jn mv memory you are always near:
I-oved, remembered, lonzed for always.
Bringing many a silent tear.
HER LOVING MOTHER. MILLIE BUT
LER *
DFNGEON. In loving r of our
dear husband and father. DAVID W D ! N
GKOS who passed away one year ago.
April 8 1927.
1118 WIFE AND DAUGHTER* MR9.
LULA K DUNGEON, GEORGIA JACK
SON AND EI>JK OUHENBERRY. •
HERBERT. In loving rememfirinee of oor
dear Im-tband rind father. EDWARD H.
HERBERT who passeil away eighteen
years ago today. As-ril !» 1910.
Ills WIFE AND MABEL. •
LAWBDEN. 8-irred to tbe memory of my
t-toved father THOMAS E LAMBDEN.
who departed this life fourteen r< c« »zo
to<iay April 9 1914. M AUD. •
IdfM.AX. In «ad hut loving rentembrane^
of my Rproft I mother LU( Y LOMAX,
who entered eternal tevt one year ago to
day. April 9. 1927.
Forget vmi mother? No. I never will;
I loved von then. 1 love you still.
Your memory is 'l* fresh today
A- in the hour vou nn-el j*.,r
LoNFI.V DAUGHTER LOl i-Fi BROOKS.
AND GRANDSON HOW ARD LEE
UTRKTT. In *e! but i-.r :■> Yv 9
of (nr dear husband and father. GEORGE
vv. LU< KETT. wh. departed Dus ule one
year ag > today. April 9. 1927.
Lov«l in life remember-d In death
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN •
MATTHEWS. In memory of on* dear
mother. GKORG.ANNV M ATT HEW- who
departed tin* file nine- v- a;* ago ttriay.
ADi li 9 1919.
She wore a crown of naticnee.
All through the year- she struggled on;
Those hand* that rest forever
Ara the hand* that made our home
TIER DEVOTED « HIUjREN IRENE
WALTER. LI VINA AND GEORGE. •
AfeCAt LEV. In !ovi:.g rcniembrartce of our
dear wife and mother, -AfIAH LOUIr-K
M<f'ACr,EY. who departed ties life eleven
year* ago belay April 9, 1917.
HER HI-'sBAND AND SONS. •
McCALI.EY. In loving remem v-yne ■ of nay
dear mother. SARAH LOUISE MCCAU
LEY. who died eleven year* ago today.
Atm! 9 1.917
HER SON HOWARD AND FAMILY. •
->lf BE. In lovinr nmer nran e of our
•iariing babv EUNICE MT SE who d:eJ
on.- year a-o tisiay. April 9. 1977.
You are not forgotten, baby dear.
Nor will you ever be.
As lonz as life and memory }j»t
We will always think of thee.
MOTHER LUCILLE Mi -E AND'ISTEB,
LtTILLE, Jr : GRANDMOTHER AND
AUNT. •
XALC K. In sad but lor n.- memory of oar
oniy heioved son. OSCAR NACCK. aged
20 vears and 6 months, who left us an
suddenly seven years ago today. April 9,
1921.
God s plan*, like lilies, pure and sweet,
unfold:
We must not tear the closed-shut leaves
apart.
Time will reveal the calyxes of gold.
And if with patient toil we reach the
iand
Where weary feet, with sandals loos'd,
may rest.
When we can oleariy see and under
stand
Let us think that we shall say:
God ki.oweth lest.
God took our loved one from our home.
But uevei from our heart*
MUMSY AND POP. •
NEW MAN. In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear mother MARY NORRIB NEW.
MAN who entered into eternal rest thirty
two Tears ago Saturday r.ight. April 7.
i 899
Silently the shailes of evening
Gather around my lowly door.
Silently they bring before me
Faces I shvil see no more.
Come the si’ent shades of evening, silently.
Hoiy memory clusters around me. sßeotiy.
Pointing tip to that fair heaven, silently.
We may hope to rain at last.
Oh. she shrouded and the lonely
In our hearts they oensh not.
Linked with untimely trouble
We re still looking for its end.
HER DEVOTED SOX. WILLIAM H. NEW
MAN. •
NOR TON. Saered to the memory of onr be
loved brother. CHARLES « NORTON
who departed this life twelve yeare ago
today. April 9. 1916.
SISTERB AND BROTHERS. •
BABBITT. In loving remembrance of oar
dear mother. ANNE RO>.\ RaBBITT. who
entered into eternal rest three Tears ago
April 9 192. Y
HER LOVING CHILDREN. MARY HAMP
TON and Randolph. •
ROLLINS A tribute of love to the memory
of my dear wife. MABEL VIOLA ROLLINS
1 nee Medley), who departed this Use two
years ago today, Apri: 9, 1929.
Just a ra.v of sunshine, leaned ns for a
while:
All too soon she vanished, with her golden
smile.
At the sunbeams glisten in the dewy
I morn.
Filling earth with gladness, so did she
oar home.
Long before the noontide a cloud spread
. o'er the skies
And blotted out our sunbeam and bid her
from our eves
We know *he still is shining, although we
cannot see:
May peace and r’adness be w;th her
through all etemitv.
HER HUSBAND. •
SILL. Tn sweet memory of my dear and
only daughter MABLE M SILL, who de
parted this iife seven years ago today
April 9. 1921.
Sweet and loving in all her wire.
MOTHER. •
W OOD. In sacred memory of »>ur desrlv
{BdJved husband and fath-r. R-CHARD
WOOD, who left us lour years ago today.
April 9. 1!<S»
He is tone! He is gone: And who would
chiui
Hts soul to a wor!d like our# again?
But. oh. the blank, tha drsoiate void.
In hearts that hi* converse here emoved!
So just and so loyal to »!' below—
He 1* tons where tb- spirit* of ,:*t men
go- WIPE AND SON. •
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