Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 7

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Alterations—A Small Deposit Cheerfully Accepted Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pemisylvania ‘Avenue DUBLIN TRIES FOU ONIMURDER CHARGE First Results of Combing Out of City by Military Are Seen. BY WILLIAM H. BRAYDEN. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. opyright, 1921, DUBLIN, Ireland, January 26.—The frst fmportant results of the military combing out of Dublin were seen in the court-martial today of four men charged ‘with one of the murders of officers on “Bloody Sunday.” Evidently the plan is to round up every suspected person and see if witnesses can identify the men concerned. More than a year lapsed after the Phoenix Park mur- d.r! in 1882 before everybody had been tried, but the military within two months have arrested about a dozen men whom they can charge with some of the four- teen murders of November 25. ‘The court-martial assembled in the city hall now commandeered by the military, because its proximity to the castle i8 regarded as making it a good springboard for a Sinn Fein coup on the center of the government. CARSON REFUSES POST. Carson, the Ulster unionist leader, declined the premiership of the new Ulster parliament, which was offered him today by an Ulster deputation in London. He thanked the deputation for the honor, but said he felt his age trength to undertake the arduous duties involved. He agreed, however, for the present to wccept the chairmanship of the Ulster party in the imperlal parliament. It is expected that the offer of the premiership now will be made to Sir James Craig, who represents Mid- Down in the British parliament and is parliamentary secretary to the ad- miralty, and would probably accept. OORK, January 25.—Mary Bewles, a fifteen-year-old girl, was court-mar- tialed today, but sentence was de- ferred. The girl was arrested after she had been discovered crossing a fleld with arms in her possession, having dropped a Lewis gun in her flight from the police. She also was found to be wearing steel body armor, which was produced in court today, as were the arms. At the trial she refused to plead and remained silent throughout. SIMS RAPS SINN FEIN. and lacked “Inconceivable How Irish-Ameri- cans Can Support Them.” BOSTON, January 26.—Rear Admi ‘William 8. Sims, at a mass meetihg arranged by the Loyal Coalition last night, said that to him it was incon- ceivable that American citizens of Irish nationality could support the Sinn Fein, “knowing what they do about them. “How any American of Irish de- scent can support a party that was our implacable enemy during our war, mne my understanding,” the admiral Slnn Fein activities, he asserted, ne- cessitated the diversion of vessels from the convoy of troops and of merchant ships. ol “And you peoph here in America,’ he added, “have a great many of your sons at the bottom of the sea today because we were obliged to divert those vessels and could not give ade- quate protection. “We were fighting against the Ger- mans and the central powers, but they were fighting in the open. They fought the submarine under the water, ‘but that is the way to fight to subma- rines. The Sinn Fein were fighting us just as bitterly and behind our backs.” ICTOR HUGO wrote most of his A~ novels stand- ing at a shelf in a room three sides of which were glass. He tossed the numbered sheets to the floor fast as written. His house- keeper then carefully collected them. gThere are certain tasks it profits you to regularly or occasionally assign to others. One of these is the preparation of your meals. C skill, food excellence and cheerful surround- ings combine to please . you here. Attendant economy completes your mealtime pleas- ure at ° WALLIS’ IZtidGSmmNW At [ HYOME] (PONINGD HIGH-0-NE ) 13 GuApANTEED Catarrh There {9 no reason on earth why should continue to suffer disgusting catarrh; from sauffies, hawking and bad breath when Hyomei is sold on the no eure no pay plan. No stomach dosing with Hyomel; ;:l breathe in this pleasant germ ling air through & pocket in- haler and reach and ®heal every inch of the inflamed membrane. Complete outfit includes inhaler, Leading druggists everywhere, Seld and .—n-tulm-l, Peoples Drug 5 lawn cemetery. Fr vited to attend. Sir Edward Cannot Undertake DAVIS. tuddealy, Jammary 26, 1021, at 1:50 am., at 2250 12th st. n.w., Ulster Premiership. husband of " Mart a “Tayior Davis. lnml notice later. By the Associated Press. > o LONDON, January 25.—Sir Edward | GAMBRELL. Monday, January 24, 1921, at BRELL, infs brell, 3 / Pl ) H CARDS OF THANKS. T ASE. R thire Jish to extend to our friends asd | DEVERS. In sad but loving remem - sincere thanks llfl e ll*' lt the death ‘-l -M.ht sEowH. e e . We wish to express our sincere or beautiful foral tribates 8¢ e death of our devoted father, JOHN H. B.o". X * death of our loved one, ANNA H, ESKITE, THB FAMILY. ® HENYON. We desire to eincerely thank our relatives and friends for their sympathy. kindness and beautifui floral tributes upon the death of our daughter and sister, VIE- GINIA MAE FATHER. MOTHER AND SISTER GRACE. * DIED. . .\ 3 24, 1921, at 2 D, Nonday. Janusey 2, 1021 at 2 C Charlotie L. Halla late residence, January 26, at invited, Interment at Marshall, Va., Thurs- day, Jaouary 27. at 12 o'clock. 26% OCOLEMAN. Wednesday, Japuary 26, 1821, 6 a.m., at her residence, 1112 19th st. n. SARAH JANE COLEMAN, beloved mother Richard Coleman, Mrs. Cornelia Hager and Mrs. Juliet Hill Morris. Notice of funeral hereafter. Fueral vervices At b 650 9th at. ne. Wedneads 8 p Relatives and friends CUNNINGHAM. Suddenly, Enndly. Ja ury 23, 1931, FLORENCB BCOLT GU; HAM, the devoted daughter ot the iata Wil liam ‘and Martha Stubbs and beloved mother enevieve Scott Baldwin. Funeral Thurs- y. January 27, 1 o'clock, from her laf residence, 916 P st. n. interment Wood: Friends and relatives in- d_baby brother of Hor- Howard, Clara Belle. Beulah Jeannette and t the age of 9 months Funeral from residence, 748 Harvard st. n.w., Thursday. January p.m. Friénds and’ relatives invited, GRAY. Tuesday, January at the residence . Power. 3015 1921, at 7 pan., Mrs. Loretto CATHERINE E. ) GRA daugiter of the late Joln H. and Catherine Gray apd sister of Joseph H. Gray. t 9 a’m. Thursday, January Church, Relatives and friends muc. nday, January 24, 1921, NTA GRIMES, widow of the late G Funeral from the rexi- \vmufl Mrs, brance Seother "asd brother-iacias CHARLES FLOYD DEVERS, who left 1 ome year ago today. Tove lvnfl' Ris soul shall PEARL B. AND FRANK 4. GOULD. EDWARDS. TIn loving memory of my dear sot JACK P. BEDWARDS, who died Janvary = 316, Can T help grom fecling lonely. hen his voice I cannot hear? o e e sweeter Than the words he said o dear. How sweet the memory But death has left a va This worid can pever £il. Five mourntul years bave vanished, Bat the memory of our dear Jack Still is fresh within our hearts. MOTHER. e and brother. THOMAS HENR' EVANS, who departed thix life, one yea 2g0 today. January 26, MOTHER, TATHER AND SISTERS. | GRAY. TIn sad but loving remembrance of o1 dear wife and mother, JOSEPHINE GRAY who departed this lifc one year ago today Jannary 26, 1920, Sleep on, dear wife, and take your rest: God called you home, He thought it hest He saw your suffering here gre: And opened wide the golden gate. T often sit and wonder What you would think and say If Sou only knew the changes Since you have passed away. T'll neve forget you, dear wife, While in this world I stay. only knows how I miss you Since yon have paseed awny. 73 HUSR. DORSEY R MILES, In sweet remembrance of o dear daughter and sister, MAMIE MILES who departed this life one year ago today January 26, 1920. Death has robbed us of our sister, Of the onc we loved so well: Taken from this world of sorrow. - Safely home with Christ to dweil. Rest in peace, dear sister: ° One year has passed and gone. If you only knew the changes hat have happened eince that m HER LOVING MOTHER AND SISTERS. ¢ MOORE. In loving remembrance of our dea husband and father, THOMAS MOORE, wh departed fhie life dicee ago today. Jau Just a line of sweet remembrance Of a husband kind and true; Just @ token of love devotion That our hearts always bold for Fou. Gone. but not forgotten. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. WELL. In loving remembrance of m dear friend. GERTRUDE E. POWELL. why passed away three years ago today, Janu ary 26, 1918. Today_recalls the memey a loved ocoe laid to rest, ant those who think of her Are those who loved her best. m mvma FRIEND, LILLIAN FLATE EB CLARK). , 1921, at his res-| PO g wzu. In sad but loving remembrancy mains are resting at Zurhorst's parlors, Bast Capitol st. Notice of funeral hereafter. KEANN. Entered into celestial rest Tuesda Januars 1, at 5 at her dence, CA KAN (formerly Bebecea. h\nsky‘i following an illness of nearly one year. She is survived by ler husband, Julius Kaan; her davughters. M. L. Wolpe, Misses Sarah and Lenora Kaun, at fome: e son; Herman A Kauas her son-in-law, Morris L. Wolpe, and her grandsons, Arthur and Leon Wolpe. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Wolpe, 520 Quincy st. n.w. Interment at Adas Isracl cemctery. All friends are fo- KLINEHANSE. Tuesday, January 25, 1921 E. Klinebanse. Funersl from his late resi- 3¢ Dl residence, 201 T ot ne. WILLIAN 1. KL SE, ind of Bliza- Funeral_{rom his late residence, Thursday, January 27, at 2 o'clock p.m. Kelatives and friends favited | poprymony, to attend. KLINEHANSE. ‘members of Progressive Counctl No. D, e of A are. notiedof the death of Brother WILLIAM L. KLINE- HANSE January 25, 1921, and are requested to attend the services at his late residence, No. 381 B st. n.e., Wednesday, January 26, at 8 p.m. RA E. SWANN, Councilor. BLANCHE NEFF, Ree. Sec. MAUGHLIN. Tuestay. January 25, 1921 A "BOTD MAUGH: Funeral from late Thursday, January 8 o'clock a.m., JAMES LIN, aged 45 years. sesidence, Boyds. Me., at 10 o'cloc! MERRITT. Weanen-y. Janury 28, 1031, at 430 wm., at by viesitence, 105 P , OHN e MERRITT, the last surviving wonof the at the belove Tathor of Biwara s Merrite; Tuneral vereicen Saturday, January 29, at 1 o'clock pm., at People’s Congregational Charch, M. st.’ be. tween 6th and 7th sts. n.w. Eelatives and friends are invited to attend. (New York, Boston and e copy. Rest on, dear one, the cheer and smile hat left our home, and your pains and euffe ings are over. No more sorrow, no maro pain. ‘Tuesday, January 25, 1921, beloved husband of Lillian M lato_residence. MONAHAN. THOMAS' Monahan. Funeral from Tth st. s.w., Friday, January 38, at 8:80| a.m.; thence to St. Dominic’s Church, where requiem mass will be eung for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends iavited o attend. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. The members of Sealdiag Coun. notified of y, January mass a¢ 86 Domfuics Church at 9 am. OMAS F. GALLAHER, G. K. M. J. DRISCOLL, F. 8. PURMAN. Wednesday. January at his ruunr-. T8 sart t-p - 7:45 a.m. ol st., L. C. PURMAN, band_of Caroline B. Purman. funeral luu beloved hus- Notice of SMITH. January 20, 1931, at 1 o'clock, Phil: lm\lphh THOMAS A. SMITH, the soc of Christopher M. Smith. brother of Ottaway Louisz M. Wells, the uncle nl Frances B. L. Reid, Louis and_Katie W January 27, 1 o'clock, from oot's parior, Nichols An- Relatives and triends iavited to at- %end. " Tnterment at Woodlawn. n:xlun.zonr. . Wilia Todd. ne, Juo. R. Wright Co., 1337 January 27, at 1 p.m. Interment at Belt ville, Md. GHT. Departed this life Jaguary 24, 1821, ]m mu‘.1 :om( WRIGHT. Funeral from . Thursday, Jzauary 27, at January 25, 1921, at at Chevy Chase, D. DIMMERMAN, dunghter. of ihe. lute Jona William and *Ha: Graves Zimmerman. Funeral services at Green Mount cemetery chepel. Baltimore, Thursday, Jasusry 27, at 3 o'clock. ALICE 1hA IN MEMORIAM. BUSEY._In loving remembrance of my dear wife, ISABELL BUSEY, who departed_this life four years ago today. Jannary == ur.n WILLIAM BUSEY. CLARK. Tn sd dut loving emembrance of our ‘Gear wife ‘and motber o‘;lzfill VIRGINIA CLARK, who departed o eight years age todey, January 26, 1913. Today recalls the Of & loved one laid to rest, Azd thowe who think of dor those who loved her HER D ADEVOTED HUSBAND "N CHTL- nAnE. A loving tribnte to the memory of my dear brother, PAYTON died one year ago today, San Thou art gone to the grave, 1 no longer behold thee, Nor tread the-rough pathway Of this world by thy side. But the Savior ns Dasesd pttnu before thee, And death =S sting Bince the Savior has dled. BIS DEVOTER SISTER, LIZZIS D. We sell them by the Why mot eae to you? o By dear frend, GERTRUDE ELLEN, departed this life three years ago to day, January 26, 1918. - 1 did not know the pain you bore, T cid not see you d 1 oniy know you went And aid not say good bye, Today recalls the memory % Of a loved one 1aid to rest, And those who thiak of you Are those who loved you best. HER FRIEND, RAYMOND or'ooxsr.x.n . POWELL. In loviag memory of our c.‘.nnr ana Vi, "FLLEN GERTRODY JOWELL, who died ‘three Jears ago todsy; January 38, 19! m.-dkl three years ago. ‘We always think of you, dear Gertrude, , And eur bearts are ead with pain; ! Could you be with us agaln. . In loving remembrance of ou dear oon nl“??tur. ‘THEODORB l“iom 5 us iwo years @y of January, 1010, T E . Yoa are but we cam mever forget goae, forget you, INIY HOKA& M this life o e pne e 'so‘:m 24, 1 'l‘ l$°1um". IFE, NS AND DAEGE In memory of eur mother, who ‘.qlnmt::hllhfl‘lhflmmlm “Today recall Ot-lwn‘-flllllb And the m—mgm.x_-'in ones who loved her best, An CORA TAYLOR. GEORGE TRIPLETT, TRUDE B TRIPLEPE. Bt . In sad but lovin; m-auo- b en ‘u. ln-r' 28, 1 uv i ‘We sat and saw ll- Dreathe the last, How like a flower he faded fast; He spoke not a word until the .I‘ ’Twas then he said, “l' home HIE DEVOTED” WK, Seifri wix 1 SYLVIA kolmmfl. TORIO. In sad but ‘loving remembrance of my dear mother, CARMELA YORIO, who departed t:in life two years ago today, Jun- uary 26, Sleep on, dear mother, 1304 take vour rest God cal lld S e e,” He thought n:,bm here was Kna"opened wide his heaventy & sate. And when, one by one, we are called From this e to happiness true, 1 kuow at ¢ Jates ST w-mn: HER mvl\G DA‘GG)IELB, ROSARIA 18N NU FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WM. H. SARDO & CO., 412 H st. ne. Phone Linco) Modern ChapeL Automobile )-‘nne;un.' V. L. SPEARE CO. 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