Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1921, Page 5

g BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. ‘m:munusmu‘ To One and All-- A Merry Christmas Our heartiest greet- ings and good wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a New Year of Happiness and Prosperity. We thoroughly appreciate the support and loyalty of the thousands of our patrons who helped us to make this the greatest Christmas season in our history, with the assurance that we shall en- deavor with all our might and main to deserve your good will and friendship in every increasing measure. REVRJVEVRRERVEVER % g § : " SENSATIONAL SALE ELECTRIC and GAS FIXTURES AT LESS THAN COST CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED The Compliments of the Season —to all our Friends and Patrons who have helped to make this one of the best years in our history. A. KAHN, Inc. 935 F St. g 4 4 : 4 -4 ; INSTALLED COMPLETE Gas Bowl Fixtures, $7.90 ‘We Carry a Large Assortment of Electric and Gas Fixtures. Let Us Estimate—We'll Surprise You. Wholesale and Retail. Mail Orders Solicited. Manufacturers of Fixtures. PENN ELECTRIC AND GAS SUPPLY CO. 911%; Ninth Street N. W. Phone Main 512 WE SAVE YOU HALF OPEN EVENINGS. To the Patrons Who have so splendidly THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JAMES R. MORSE DEAD. NEW YORK, December 24.—The sud- den death yesterday of James Rolland Morse, chalrman of the board of direc- tors of the American Trading Company and ne of the leading fizures in the for- eign tride of this country, was an- nounced today. He was in his uvmty- fourth year. He was one of the ploneer American traders in Japan. He went there in 1875 and remained for twenty-seven years. When he left to return to Amer- ica the emperor decorated him with the second order of the Sacred Treasury, one of the highest decorations’ ever awarded to a civilian. DECEMBER 25, 1921-PART 1 CHRISTMAS SEAL I U NEWS N BREF. GOAL IS ATTAINED dlnce tomorrow evenlng at 22 Ja«..k- son place from 4 to 6 o'clock. The Distriet Federation of Women’s Clubs will meet Wednesday at the adleigh. Its relation to the general il mber _ , 1921, RTI- G and mother of Col. Wa! and Mrs. G. 1 “W. Grant, wi U. 8. Army. and G Taesaay, December 21 3 ant, Arrowsmith. Funerai opal Church, 9 a.m., Interment at Ar- 3t Juor renl- | GREEN E MO 4% IN MEMORIAM. Tn sad and loving remembrasce of Who g;;:r o Uhix e Tour Feees agp oALE o departed thia lite four years ago tod iose 10ve can equal the love of a mother, ose devocion wo loyal and trues sffers o much with such Joy for a8 “hu’w\\n,rkl With such pleasure as mother Tou don't whe encouraged our enterprise we extend Hearty Good Wishes for Christmas and the New Year DISTRICT GROCERY S OCIETY MARVELOUS, SENSITIVE DEVICES record the Playmg of such masters as Rachmaninoff, in absolute per- fection, to the most exquisite detail. The AMPICO o with these marvelous reco 3 brings the music of the masters to the entire world. You are invited to hear the Ampico The AMPICO in the KNABE Informal recitals daily at Three. KNABE WAREROOMS, INC. J. H. Williams, Pres. 1330 G N. W. HRISTMAS is the season when we are closest to our friends. However far we may have wandered from the family fireside, the gifts we receive from the dear ones at home revive fond memories. Each remem- brance from our friends close to hand carries its message of good wishes and encircles us and all our friends in a veritable web of happiness. And so we say, may your gifts be many and your happiness com- plete— The Very Finest Christmas You Have Ever Known Store Closed All Day Monday Gstablished 1830 JamesY. Davis'SonInc PENNA AVE AT 2™ The Daylight Store ompany Wish to AN A TheS. Ramn §>un§ erry Christmas Record of Five Sold Per Per- son Reached Is Present Indication. Returns from the sale of Christmas seals in the District of ‘Columbia in- dicate that the goal of five seals per person set by the Washington Tubercu- losis Association was reached this year, it was announced last night. More than 2,000,000 seals have been sold. The Washington Tubercdlosis Associa- tion is leading all other state associa- tions in the reduction of tne tubercu- losis death rate for the past ten years, according to a letter received yesterday from Dr. W. McN. Miller, executive sec- retary of the Missouri Tuberculosis As- sociation. Missouri was believed to be in the lead prior to the investigation conducted by Dr. Miller. Washington leads New York city in this respect, it was stated. B Hopes to Maintain Record. By continuing its campaign to re- duce the tuberculosis death rate in of Columbia through nutrition clinics, s ‘and summer pre- the local association to_be able to maintain The generous response (o ristmas seal sale will help the organization in its work of building body vigor and increasing the power of Tresistance to the disease, it is pointed out. It is probable that enough funds have been raised to place an additional worker in occu- pational therapy at the Tuberculosis Hospital. The seal booth at Woodward & Lothrop's department store disposed of 150,000 seals @uring the last three weeks, it was announced. Members of the Junior League who assisted Mrs. Sidney Thomas and Mrs. C. Van R. Campbell sre: Mrs. Theodore N. GJll, Miws Harriet Love, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Miss Maxwell Church, Miss Amelia Dutton, Miss Sara King, Miss Louise King, Miss Katherine Raw- son, Miss Katherine Hitchcock, Miss Dorothy Denys, Miss Marion Towns- lep. Mrs. John Smallwood, Mrs. Dalngerfield Spencer, Mrs. C. Campbell, Miss Rebecca Davidson, Miss Jeanette Hume and Mrs. Theo- dore Wrenn. hopes i —_—_— EXPLOSION VICTIM DIES. COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 24.—The death In a local hospital today of Mrs. Martin Theado, Columbus, brought the toll in the Wright store gas explosion here Wednesday to four. Three other victims dled in hospitals. Forty persons were Injured in the blast, which wrecked the store, which was crowded with Christmas’ shoppers. MOURNING_ BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. Dyed Within 24 Hours Dupont Circle, Fr. 8232 2469 18th St., Col. 636 To You BELLEVUE BANTAM DINING ROOM 1332 G St. N.W. Special!!! XMAS TURKEY DINNER Sunday and Monday Served From 12 to 8 P.M. 1 30 Also a 1a Carte Menue Bellevue Farms Lunch 1334-36 G St. N.W. OPEN ALL DAY TODAY tederauan as to purchase of general headquarters here will be considered at the morning session. Frederick Willlam Wile of the Philadelphia Ledger will speak in the afternoon. North Capitol Eckington Citi- zens’ Association will meet Tuesday at 8 pm. in Emery School. The Wesnt \rlrlhlh State Bodety will give a “ginger hread and cider” party January 19 in Pythian Temple. Musi- cal program and dancing. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. The Wanderlusters' hike will start from Chevy Chase Circle at 2:30 o'clock. Mr. Handy will lead. REAR ADMIRAL BARTON DIES FROM PARALYSIS Naval Officer Stricken Wednesday in Philadelphia—Was Sixty- Nine Years of Age. Word was received here today of the death in Philadelphia Friday of Rear Admiral John Kennedy Barton, United States Navy, retired. Admiral Barton was stricken with paralysis Wednesday night at the hospital to which he had been taken three weeks 4go from his home in the Hotel Nor- mandie. He was sixty-nine years old. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Philadelphia, and interment will be in Westminster cemetery. Admiral Barton was hend of the Navy examining board during the Spanish-American war. In 1902 Presi- dent Roosevelt appointed him engi- neer-in-chief of the Navy, with the rank of rear admiral. He was at one time head of the engineering depart- ment of the !’h(ladelph(a navy yard. He retired in 1908. Born In Philadelphia April 7, 1852, Admiral Barton received his’ early education at the Philadelphia Cen- tral igh School, being graduated with onc of the highest averages in the history of that institution. At _efghteen he entered the Naval Academy, from which he’was gradu- ated with its first engineering. class. He married Miss Mildred Scott of Philadelphia, daughter of John H. Scott, shipbuilder, and sister of Hen- ry J. Scott, a well known lawyer of the same city. He was later sent to Annapolis as an instructor in engineering. s practical work of recent years was the establishment and fitting out of a steam engineering plant at the Naval Academy. He reached the rank of chief en- gineer in_ 1895, and served on the gunboat Bennington from 1895 to 1897. During the Spanish-American war he served on the receiving ship Richmopd at Norfolk. He was fleet engineer of the Asiatic fleet from April, 1901, to March, 1902. He was stationed at the Naval Academy from 1902 to 1907. He was made captain in 1907, being the youngest officer to liflld that rank in the Navy at the time. Admiral Barton was a member of the Army and Navy Club of this city and the Racquet, Union League and niversity clubs of Philadelphia. He is survived by one son, Dale S. Bar- ton, superintendent of schools at Jenkintown, Pa. Births Reported Wiiliam .\ and Marguerite S. Horman, girl. Edward G. and Bertha G. Beagle, boy. Michael H. and Mary A " Tty M Thorspson, S and Maud Rieel. how C Boteler gm d Carrie Addllvll girl. irginia A. )flller. girl. and Christina Hardy, boy. fvaena" Bauline Lewis. Bl Carroll and Annie_Johason, boy. George and Mary Henry, boy. Robert W. and Helen Gordon, boy. Deaths Reported. { The following deaths have been reported t the health department within the last !wenxy- four hours: James T. Sinn, 76, 1601 5th street. Gertrude Burgess, ‘21, 1142 B“chlnln street. Georn- Sanderlin, 44, 2814 27th street. E. Cummings, 73, Qxble\' Hospital. i ry B Eldmage 57 st Elicaverhs. Hos- al 8] ncer B. Prentls ilton W. Johnson, Rea Brown, 84, Emergency Hospieal. Louise G. Bowdler, 09, 1723 Benning road northeast. Dr. Charles B. Robinson, 02, 222 6th street. Barnette H. Ball, 29, Wi 50. 347 Holmead place. ncy Hospital Edward J. Roscoe, 39. Adeline ‘Akers, 55, 4361 % Infant of Claude A. and Mabel M. Craball, {276,300 A street southeas s, }:mergncy Hosplf raacs Snetion, 1 month, Brosd Boemen s Toad, Chery Chase. Pinckney B. 8. Pinchback, 84, 1841 U street. treet. John Kelley, 30, 1058 'Bladensburg road northeast. Ell Witt, 59, 1028 13th street gouthenst. Philip Queen, 1,” Freedmen's Hospit: James D. Campbell. 51. 2521 P stree —_— SAINT-SAENS BURIED. Prominent Persons Attend Fu- neral of Noted French Composer. PARIS, December 24.—Prominent representatives of French art and letters, as well as personal repre- sentatives of Premler Briand and President Millerand, today attended the funeral of Camille Saint-Saens, noted French composer, who died last week in Alglers, Africa. The funeral services were held in {the Church of the Madeleine, richly | decorated ‘in somber magnificence, in honor of the composer of “Samson and Delilah” and other world-known operas and musical works, Burial took place in the Montpar- masseficemetery S 5 e CARDS OF THANKS. i HARTMAN, 1 : oc 5th Li Li T H MULLIG Hi n, D: ‘The following births h.re been reported to ;hr hrlllh deplrlmenl ‘within the last twenty- Roy C. Bl lington. December after & long 5, At the Taucel Bamatrcium. I8 15 "When God eatie Sor \mlr moter ness, GUSTAK ALURED, beloved husband of | ppp 7 Elizabeth Dahlman (nee - Funeral gt IADATGHTER AXD SON. 8A- Cotivare) tommn Bammorat-e toneral pasler. 301 HORST: ILLIAM GREE: East Capitol st. Interment Arliugton ua- n{ STKAMP. Iy sad but loving remembrance el e asg, dear brother, WILLIAM E. HORST: GILBERT. On Fridas, December 23, 1921, at N igario deparied thia life twenty-six er residence. 55 Quiincy w.. of heurt 1505, any months' ilness. Mrs. AN BROTHERS * it TN LN G e Toer howe Suniey December 25 Interment n family graveyard, Wi €. All friends favited. {Washingto and Colum! but :u\- g e mhruce of MIG VEgy 10 Winnsboro ), ARTHUR BUR- please copy.) 3 On Friday December 23, 1921, at getown University ios- GOLEY (nee McAulife) «ad hut remembrance of hiishand, EDWARID HEXRY LB haried this life six X Ieurs Linve passed since that sad day a Friendship Heights, Md. D. McAuliffe’s residence, }rhudalu hen the one I loved was ealled away. iod took him, jr was His will, i But in my heary - ng st be said for the reposs of her sou, IS TOVING WIFE, MARTHA LEE. ment_at Mount Olivet cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. GUDE. A Anl communication of Anacos- tia Lodg ¥. M,, will be beld oy frernoon 5t 1280 elk, tend m- funeral of our late brother. Al PHUS GUI B; our dear moth died tive years A little while, And tl, th o ien tiie unstajned breat Of humn, life went safily Z‘.‘.'L" that, they said, was death. T: Secretars. Attest: M. J. FILLIUS, ey On_Saturday, Decembe means more than tongue can ANDREW J."HARTMAN. in his 50t year'| oy, ol Remuing will bo taken from his late rexi | TN Nr |'T‘um- another dence, 1627 Trving st. n.w.. to Wisconsin at out ¢ p.m. Sunday, December cted this life ‘Phursdas. MORRIS. In wad i ar mother, ed : & remembrance of A MORRIS, who ago, Decem e : She leaves 1o Towra thelr loss & desoted husband. five sisters and three brotliers, friends and rela- December 26, at 9 k from Church of Lady Perpetual Holy. Tnterment at Mount Gone, I not forgotton HER LOVING CHILDREN. olel 15th st. and Morris rd. ., af dort_iliness at m., after 8 stiort ilincon i B n.w., JAMES T.. beloved Posban of (nee FInch), fu hix seventy sixth year. Funeral from Perry chuis H st ,nw Tuesday, December 27, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited o sty *Tis hard to hreak the tender cord, ‘Thursday, December 2 AxD m\ THOMAS LUCE. BSaturday, December 24, residence, Newport, R. L. widow of the late Adm!nl EY. Sacred to the memors of our deas Lusbaud und father, PE ter e, v N the 040l year of her Satered into ¢ MOORE. Friday. December 23, 182 Ob, bow dark looks the world, and how< Emergency Hospital, CALLIE P.. beloved wpdrears " e PATE from the friends that we But there's rest for the faint and the we nd friends meet with lost ones above. In heaven. 1 can but remember. When ffom earth my proud soul shall be Moore. Funeral from her late residence, 1717 Lanier place n.w.. Mondsy, December 26, at 11 am. Inte ment in Cinclonati, Ohio. o wife of Dr. Richard fre No_cold, ehilly winds of December Can steal my companion from m. Sieng THE FAMILY. ® . In sad rememirance of my dear wife. MAYME A. ROLLINS. who died six Fears ago today, Decembor 25, 1915. My heart lias been crushed and wounded, ¥ Jife lonely und sad, T gns Jook upon Sour dear face ented and g EVOTED HUSHAND, DANTEL ROL- ‘n MURPEY. 0n Fridsy. December 23, 102 2 p.m., ROSE. lll"’hfllo\'?fl daughter of tl late John and Catherine Murpdy of Coun Funeral from )n\r ll(v resi- 008 10th st. .., Semver 56, “hence o St Patée'n Chiurch, Waere solemn high mass will e qung for tic re) of her soul Friends and Televires. invited 10 attend. Palerment Mt Olivet cemetery. FAEEE Down, ‘Ireland SAYLER. A tv'hulfl of ;nrl‘ to the me SAYL! (nee J-rrn:'m who entersd mlu 50 today, December paSddenly Thurada: RA B., widow rnnonl from, vm Mon 5 ind. —pen ol 13’" chapel her \Shelhyvme her then. we Jove HYr mawory is ae fresh today ENAGIN AND | DATGE. 108rd st.. NNIE, formerls of W th_vear of Lis ag D. G Funeral from Brosdwa. mber 26, at 10 e.m. Thursday, December A tribute of love and devotion g of mr devoted wife, MA’ Monday, Dec S who depa g0 today, December WILLIAM B SAYLDY. * HAFFER. In loving rememy dear daughter. FRANCES LORR who died one year ago to 1920, HER P In ad but loving remembranca of ed 1his 1 F,Rfl\[r, oo, Cincinnat, papers STEPHENSON. Saturday, December 24, 1921, ‘at 4:40 pw., MARY L. beloved wife of |~ huioved huchnnd oy s 3% John Frank Stephenson. 'Funeral from h TR o an mnd four atlier. Iate residence, 1327 Fairmont st.. Tuesd oy rted this life ten yaars December 27, 'at 2 p.m. Interment priv Please omit fowers. SEFTON. = Suddenly, 1921, ROSE d Hom o and Sarah S her late residence, 1837 14th et., December 26, at 10 o'ciock a. (private) at Rock Creek cmefers. Gone, but not. forgotien WIFE AND Cii December f the late W Funeral fro Monda: Interme: Friday, this life one vear ago vaday, 1920, g he month of December is here, To me the saddest of 1% vear, Becunse one year ago 17k My des; N. The Soclety of Natives of the Dis- trict of Columoia_announce the death of Miss EFTON. a charter member, whose PO Bl will taka pluce from her late re. B SYDOLIA dence, 1887 H(hlmk n.w.."Mondy, Decem-{ . FORD. Renia 0 o'clock a.m. acred ta e m b SUTER, Presiden devoted Dmsband, CHARLES 1 CrERY GUS A. SCHCLDY, Recretarr. MEHLE, wi five yeurs ago todsy, De- The Mrs. Ellen Spencer nghiters of Veterans. will b s December SEFTON. TED WIFE HELEN. ® WRIGHT. In_affeciiomate onr beloved duughy RN, e oance o 1 1o the | F our deceaséd Hister, at her late residence, I SEFTON, roof st. n.w. By orde H UTT Amn E. HELEN TesleLE, see TEINLE. On Friday. December 23 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. VILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director of Kate JOHN. beloved husband E:‘fm» Funeral from his late rasidence. |@nd embaimer. Livery in contection. Comme- 500 East Capltol st., Sunday. Decomber =5, | dious ch3pel and modern crematorium. Moderate at 2:30 p.m. _Relatives and friends ioy {Drices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1585 Interment private. SWINSON. Departed this life Friday, Decem- a.m.. at her residence, T The Betovea daughtor | and sister of Maud and | Timothy Hanlon €6 H ST. N. Phone L. 6543, Firank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Modern Chapel. Te'ephone call, North 829, “Established _1¢:3. L TI:fEnnn- c:.x.crd-n:‘,‘ r 23, frite T of Edward Swinson, William Swinson. Funeral Monday, Decem- ber 26, from Mount Carmel Baptist Church, at 1 o'clock p.m.! Lulu, thou wert mild and lovely, Gentle as the summer breeze, Pleasant as the air of evening When it floats among the trees. Departed this life Saturday. cember24, 1921, at 6:15 p.m., JAM. FORD TAYLOR. He leaves to mourn e loss three daughters and three sons and & host of relatives and friends. Spmacb" Di ted this life Friday, Decembe: B gal T s i veienre o bt ,305 H STREET NW. SThre e beloved husband of “ihe ate (FORMZRLY S40 F STNMW) % Elizabeth M. Tibbs, beloved Georgie T Mullen,” Mrs. | ! 1 J._E. Tibbs, Mre 'K‘:r Mnr L \lrl_ Rettie T. Bucie gt Miss Tielle He also ieaves host of reiatives and friends. Funeral from the Church of Our Redeemer, 8th st. ) Florida ave. and Barry pl. n. night 9:30 p.m.. Bev. Wiseman, pastor. IN MEMORIAM. AYERS. A tribute of lore and memory to WM. H. my dear mother LOUISE who de- | VL oV e e ds parted this life one year ago today, Decem-| 42H st me Aupious Livcols S o V. L. SPEARE CO, PHONE MAIN j108 ARSpears CuMNichols wlasp.... JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E, Motern Chapel Lincols rivate Ambulances. Livery in Connection. SARDO & CO. Sallie T. 1. 920. Sleep on, dear mother and take vour rest; God called you home, He thought it best; He saw your sufferiog here was great (NEITHER THE syccessons ‘And opened wide the golden gate. SECIED Witk THE OF NOR 0B to mourn the loss of one ST ABLISHALRE. T A Tred e best 10 save: Phone Fraskita 6056 940 F ot. n.w. Beloved o earth, T I nm her stiil R bered in_he e AUGHTER, MAMIE BROW Joseph F. Birch’s Sons BAIL o i e 3034 . N.W. Established 1841, mntfizr A:\:b IE EY, who departed thi M St N W Phone West 98. ears ago today, December 25, Automobile Service. life three 1918, Mother, you wore a crown of patience, Through the years you struggled on; Those hands that rest forever ‘Are the hands that made my home. My heart has been crushed and wounded, Joserm AWLER'S oxs MORTICIANS i l QUIGLEY. 1 desire to express my sincere d sad, 1730.1732 Pa. ave. thankeitojtheflisad eMelainpatitha i) 87801, A ol::'ll.for' “bon your dear face * puskington, D, C ters' Home o hers iy’ soa, g make me contented and & s Phones M. 5512.5513, $X3ks GUiciEY, o away, December HER = LOVING DAUGHTER. A\\ll: JEialze fonpabiicitumealiasgfoniitziutes x MONUMENTS. rom his comrades, and to e Roose- 3 velt, assistant secretary of the navy, for ovn In !l‘-mn: {emmbr-nm of my flowers and personal letter of sincere regret and_sympathy; also lady friends who were at the burial with flowers. 15 NOTHER, MA8. E. QUIGLEY. * TAYLOR. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives and friends for thelr e sympathy and floral tributes te at the death of our husband and JOHN TAYLOR, who died December 15, 1 THE FAMILY. ® BORN. ‘WOLCOTT. To Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wol- cott, at Columbia Hospital, December 23, 1921, a daughter. B HARRIED. TENVOORDE—O'KEEFE. December 14, 1921, at Washington, ' D. % Depwin o TENVOORDE and LILLIAN 8. O'KEEFE. * DIED, ber 23, 1921, at 10:20 grandmother and 4 dear friend, ARBOUR (nee Wright), who departed this life three years 2go today. December 25, 1918. in death remembered, Toved in life, 10, QobIMA V. HOLLEY. * TER, My wowd husband, LEE CAR- c‘Tnim deparied this life December 25, 1918, A precions one from us is gone, A We specialize in designing and erect- ing memorials (monuments and mau- soleums) of quality and character. Let us take you to see many speci- mens of our work In any of the local rles. Voice we loved is stilled: comete lace ‘is va nt ln olll' howe ‘hich never e CoRRELA T CARTER. * In ll" and loving remembrance of dlll‘hl(' granddaughter and sister, URTIN, beloved duughter of T iebert” Cartin, who' passed away two Jears ago today, December 23, 1915, It is sweet to know we will meet again, ‘Where parting is no more, And that the one I loved so dearly Has gone a little ‘while before. haj home we once enjoyed. ‘HD"P,IWM the memo still, But death ‘l;l! left a vat Ilfl(" 5 never gl HER LOVING 'AND DEVOTED FATHER, ROBERT CURTIL The Lord who gave She is free from pain THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. CEMETERIES. FORT LINCOLN The Park Cemetery Non-Sectarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and fitting location. Readily accessible—on electric car line. On Baltimore boule- called awsy, BILLIN . . Dece 1921 'Not a pain can reach her now. istrict line. T Merchantilr 8 3. 6 =™ gmé.wg: o s e Ga3 . 7 ol see vard, at District line LEY., jhing . 0. 3 e face thai Tice ‘of Tamerat Dereatier: i ands s '," clasp’ in mine Office: 1235 G St. N.W. BURKE, Decomber 24, 1021, at 8:20 RA¥ & MOTHER _AND Fhone Franklin 4745. HER LOVING _G! D b "'{‘.’"‘v"..‘..fi".‘i"' from ‘perinie ARV G| HER TOVING nCEA TR DV | write for Mlustrated Booglet. _ e l . C hx;";n c;x ‘u *i5th v I thllerld of sorrow, DESIGKS. 5 n 5 3 Bt where mase Wil e i gter. =T :f.'..'.“ few, FUNERAL . ment at 'Alexandris, Va. el 3 - CARTER. i w I miss you. s. Co., 1214 t. Decosthior 22“" ".gx e ."‘;mn""“"' HER mvxw MSTuR, " iHs. EDNA Gude Bro“m el vln oaothet. the sisters: uusnln. In loving remembrance of ATl Siressiveipeomsive, m oas son and brother, JOHN HARRY @US- GEO. C. lwlt of rlhuvn lnd friends. Funmeral from TARD, who departed this life December 23, ot. B.W. Bt. A ' Church, ESSIVE Ewl&'- EMBLEMS _Phone e e e SXLODERATE PRICES. PrireAny A T, Rotaysrecan Appropriate Floral Tokens Mother MARY CLEMENTINE, Of & dear b2, i Floral Co. Per et ) 16h and K. Y. Ave. Mala 168 our. ¢ five yeires i 1 B # 4 A *a *¥