Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1921, Page 7

OR 1922 Ready to serve you bet- ter than ever with expert Painting, Upholstering and Paperhanging. Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., 3254555 Spectal Dispatch to The Star. MRS. E. M. WALL DEAD. Woman Who Had Been Richest in Lynchburg Succumbs at 80. lived here. the Roman Catholic Church. LYNCHBURG, Va., December 27.— | Catholic Church. - Mrs. Ellen M. Wall wilow of John Lynchburg’s richest woman, dicd at her home here following a Main 4224-8( stroke of paralysis. She was about cighty vears of age, and had always | Mexico. Wall, —_— Our Christmas Club Is Under Way' But it's not too late to get in. As Christmas, 1921, passes you surely ought to realize how important it is to have a little extra money this time of year. Begin preparing for Christmas, 1922!" :Join our Christmas Club today! 50c a week will amount to $25 and interest at 3%, 81 a week will amount to $50 and interest at 39, $2 a week will amount to $100 and interest at 39, $5 a weck will amount to $250 and interest at 39, Checks Will Be Mailed at the End of 50 Weeks SECURITY SAVINGS AND COMMERCIAL BANK ‘WASHINGTON'S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK Corner of 9th and G Streets UNDER UNITED STATES TREASURY SUPERVISION She was a member of Mra "Wall “sbout’ two years ago doeded her realty to her. ron, _ for o that tine she yras, the largest|Samuél J. Bennett Ex-City Editor property owner in Lynchburg. 15 survived by six children, one of whom 18 a sister of charity in tho Twenty-six women hold positions on educational, public welfare and other important state boards in New NEWSPAPER MAN EXPIRES. of New York Evening Sun, NEW YORK, December 27.—Samuel Jerome Bennett, a newspaperman of New York and St Louls, is dead in Tucson, Arlz., aycording to word re- celved here. A natlve New Yorker, Mr. Bennett was educated to be & clvil engineer, but gaVe up that profession after few years for newspaper work. He ac~ed s foreign correspondent in London <nd Pa\is and at one time was city editoN of t\e New York Even- ing Sun. About iwhlve years ago he moved to St. Louls. FATHER LAIS DEAD. Vice Director of Observatory of Vatican Expires in Rome. LONDON, December 26.—Father Lals, vice director of the observatory of the Vatican, dled today in Rome, ‘according to & dispatch recetved here from that city. Father Lals was rector of the Church of the Oratorfuns and re- celved Cardinal Dougherty of Phila- delphia last March, when the cardinal took possession of his titular church of St. Nercus and St._ Achilleus, which was under IFather Lais' juris- diction. DR. CROSS VICTIM WHILE STUDYING YELLOW FEVER Representative of Rockefeiler In- stitute in Mexico Had Opened Laboratory. By the Assoclated Press. VERA CRUZ, Mexico, December 27. —Dr. Howard B. Cross of the Rocke- feller Institute died here this morn- ing, a victim of yellow fever. Dr, Cross came here early this month to open a laboratory for study of yellow fever and marsh fever for the Rockefeller Institute. Twelve dayn ago he went to Tuxtepec, center of the yellow fover district, and after spending two days there Inspecting sanitary conditions contracted the dis- ease. He was immediately brought hero, and futile offorts were made to save his life. The funeral will take place tomor- row, attended by the medical corps and ‘representativoes of the authorities. Dr. Cross is the second Amerlcan physiclan to dle here of yellow fever within & year, the first being Dr. Hae- drick, attached to the Amerlcan con- sulate, —_— PROMINENT BANKER DIES. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohlo, December 27.—Mason Kvans, seventy-two, prom. Inent banker, club member and busi- n man, died at his home here yesterday after a protracted illness. Highest moral—ethical standards. Only Tash- ington member. organization of N representatice of the national lonal Selocted MORTICIANS. Reventy years of intagrity and fair dealing with Washiugton famil in any part of Washt Virgtnia or OTH) Belected Morticta; Arrange with ua for funerala ton, nearby Mary ang CITIES through the itional and reputable funeral directors £”g troughout the world, Organisation of Efficlent Men and Women. 752 Penneylvania Avenue. Phones Main 8512-5513. Chapel—Cremations. ablished 1850. s JE.Cunningham & Co, s Tomorrow We Start OQur Annuai January Clearance Sale e With a Monstrous Offering of 75 Luxurious Fur-Trimmed COATS Reduced from $69.50, $75.00, $89.50 to Every Coat an individual gar- ment, tailored by the best coat makers in New York; trimmed with carefully se- lected furs and lined with Pussy Willow silk and crepe de chine. Many of which have just been re- ceived at tremen- d_ous price conces- sions. Materials Include Pannevelaines Veldynes Normandies Romonas Polyannas Marvelas Luxurious Furs Natural Squirrel Genuine Beaver Scotch Mole Fine Skunk . Silver Wolf Natural Raccoon Styles Include Youthful Effects Straight-line Models New Fitted Backs Smart Manish Sport Styles DR.W. P. CARR DIES ON EVE OF BANQUET IN HIS HONOR Formerly Prominent in Medical Circlez Here, Had Been Living in West Virginia. BB HOHYTON DR. W. P. CARR. Dr. William Phillips Carr, for many vears prominent in medical circles in Washington, died at the home of rcl- atives in Summit Point, W. Va., early this morning from heart disease. Dr. Carr was born in Boydton, Va., in 1858. He attended Leesburg A emy and Randolph-Macon Academy and in 1888 received his medical dc gree from Columbian University here, now George Washington Unlver. Following _his graduation he was a surgeon at George Washington Uni- versity Hospital and later joined the staff ‘of Emergency Hospital. Two months ago the staff of that institu- tion conferred on him the title of sur- geon emeritus. Dr. Carr also was con- sulting physician at the Washington Asylum Hospital and St. Elizabeth's Hospital. A member and fellow of many med- ical societies in Washington, Dr, Carr was a fellow and founder of the American College of Surgeons in Chi- cago in 1913. He heid a membership in the Medical Society of Washington, the Washington Surgical Society and the Virginia Medical Socicty and was « fellow of the Southern Surkical and Gynecological Society st fall Dr. Carr retired from active practice as a surgeon and went to t Virginia, where he lived with ives. The Medical Soclety of the rict had completed plans for a banquet to be given in his honor at the University Club Thursday. and it was said by D B. Jackson, a friend of the deceased, that Dr. Carr had accepted and planned to be pres- ent at that time. Dr. Carr is survived by two sons— William B. of Warrenton ward Carr of this city rangements will be announced later. S sn R e Christmas eve in Parls is glven over to a scene of revelry and merrymak- ing such as Paris herself never w nesses on any other night of the y while to the Parisian Christmas day itself is a day of dull decorum, of family reunions, and the distribution of countless pre nts to Y ho from the concierze to the oysterman and messenzer hov, MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. Dyed Within 24 Hours Dupont Circle, Fr. 8232 2489 1Sth_St.. Col. 636 CARD OF THANKS. OEDEEOVEN. We wish fo express our &in- cere thanks and appreciation to our rela- tives and friends for their &vinpathy and beautiful florul tributes rendered at _the death of our beloved father. LEO OEDE- KOVEN. THE FAMILY. * BORN PARKER. December 2 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Foxhall A, Parker, Clarendon, V. a baby girl, R RIDGLEY PAKKER. 1 ANDERSON. All members of Bethel House- hold_of Ruth, are requested’ to attend called meeting Wesd nesday. December 25, 1921, at 7:30 p.m.. t0 arrange for funeral of deceased sister, MMA ROSS RSON. Funeral Thurs: 1 o'clock p.m., from No. 609 2nd st. s B % 7 Sis. B MARY A. BRAS B | ARMSTRONG. Tuesday, December 27 5 New York a ut 10 her home, Takoma Park, Md., of John B. Armstrong. at § um., Church of the | wood. " Inferment Mount 01 ¥ BROWN. Monda. 26, 1921, ar 1 Mrs. MARY E. BROWN, wife of the Charles Brown, Sligo Mill road, Md. F from her late residence at 2 pm at Holy Comforter Church at 2:30. ment Rock Creek, Brightwood. CARR Tuesday, December 27, a.m., at Summit Point, W. Va., P. CARR. Notice of funeral hereafter. 28 CAULEY. ife Sunday, Decem- ber 25, 1 Elizabeti Hospital, 3 ved wife of William E. Cauler. She leaves to mourn their loss a hushand, daughter, mother, father and a host of relatives and friends. CHRONIGER, Tuesday. December 6 a.m.. at Garfleld Hospital, A GUERITE, belaved daught Alfred G. Chroniger, aged 4 Funeral ‘from hospital 1n p.m. Interment in Rock C 7 CLEMENTINE. At St. Ann's Convent, Sth_st. s.e.. Mother MARY CLEMENTI o. rian’ 9 a.m. CURRIDEN. cember 25, 1921, at 'Miami, W. CURRIDEN ‘of this city. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. _(Shippensburg and Cham- bersburg, Pa., papers please copy.) DAVIS. Suddenly, in Washington, Rear Aq miral CHARLES HENRY DAVIS, U. 8. N. retired. Notice of funeral later. FARRELL. Monday, December 26, WILLIAM J., son ‘of the late J. d Mary Farrell and beloved husband of Kathe- rine Farrell (nee Coughlin). —Solemn high requiem mass at St. Josepli's Church, and C sts. ne., Thursday, Dec 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. 25 HAZARD. Monday. 1921, at Hart- ford, Conn.. OLIVER PERRY. beloved hus- band of Elizabeth Buckuer Hazard, and son of Henry C. and Ida M. Hazard. Notice_of funeral hereafter. . P., 48 years. Funeral from St. Church, Wednesday, December 28, Suddenly, Sunday morning. Fla., SAMT Mond: 2 . December 20, at 11:40 o'clock a. WALTER W. RY, Jr. (Pecks). devoted husband of Lillie Henry of 125 F st. s.w., loving son of Rebecca Henry Pryor. Notice of funeral later: HIL) Sunday, December 25, 1921, TRUXTUN GARLAND, eldest son of William G. and Mary Garland Hill. Funeral from residence, 1315 19th st., Wednesday, December 28, at 3 pm. Inteiment private. £ HINSON. Tuesday, December 27, 1021, at Sib- ley Hospital, LYDIA J. HINSON, daughter of the late Lovias V. and Elizabeth E. Hin- Son. " Notlce of funeral later. KAUFFMAN. Tuesdny, December 27, 192 7:30 a.m., SARAH ELIZABETH KAUFF in_the eighty-second year of her a Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Margaret J. Morgan, 1209 Emerson st. | on Tlursday, December 20, at 10:30 Taterment at Arlington. B LOEFFLER. At Philadelphia, Pa.. Sunday, TDecember 25, 1921, at 11 a.m., CHARLES C2 M., beloved husband of Mattié J. Loeftier, | aged 64 years. Funeral from the chapel of Thomas 8. n, 1011 7th st. D.w., Wed- © nesday, December 28, at 2 p.m. Relatives and frienls invited to attend. Interment (private) at Glenwood cemetery. < | MILES, Suddenly, Sunday, December 25, | 121, at 9:30 ROBERT 4., belo | Dhsband of Daisy Carter Miles. Hemains at Survived by two brothers l and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday, Decem. ber 26. High mass at St. Augustine’s Chure, 9 a.m. 2 ' MORGAN. Monday, December 26, 1021, at 11:30 a.m., at the residence of ‘Mrs. Jane Anderson, 2539 Mozart st. n.w., Mrs. IRENE MORGAN." The body. g at the un- dertaking chapel of 'E. W. Bundy. Florida ave. n.w. Announcement of the funeral ar- rangements will be made later. NASH. Monday, December 26, 1021, at 10:30 ‘am.. at Freedmen's Hospital, Mrs. F. W NASH, widow of the late Rev. W. B. Nash of Richmond, Va.. and mother of Mrs. C. A. James of 2008 i3th st. m.w.. Washington, 1. C. Funeral services at Florida Avenus aptist Church Thursday eveniug, December at § p.m, Interment at Richmond, Va.28% . | STANLEY. No. 1710, G. . 0. of 0. F..{ DIED. PORTER. Departed this life December 24, 1921, at 6:1 at 1532 Greenmount ave., Baltimore, Md., FRANK J., beloved husband of Martha Hunter Porter.” He is survived by a loving wife, three sisters, four brothers and a host of relatives and friends. Body cnn be viewed at James' undertaking par- Jor, 19th and L sts., on Tuesday. Funeral from Shiloh Baptist Church, L st. between 16th ana 17th sts. n.w., Wednesday, at 1 p.m. Rev. J. Milton Waldron, pastor. 27® RICKS, Departed this Iife at 4:45 p.m day, December 25, 1921, at re 17th at. n.w., BLANCHD 8. neral from Washington's undertaking chapel, 1211 New York ave, Bervices held Tuesday morning, 11 o'clock. luterment at Quince Orchard, Md. . ROUSE. Monday, December 26, 1921, at the idence of ds George J. choeneman, A A widow of Philip P. Funeral from McKendree M. B. nesday at 3 o'clock. Friends fnvited. SCHMITT. Departed this 1ife December 20, 1921, at 11:45 am.. BRIDGET JOSEPHINE: beloved wife of Charles Schmitt. ~Fuseral Tesldence, 1240 11h st 6, | “fhursduy, December 29, aud | Poter's Chutch, where solemn | 11 be snid for the repose of X Interment Mt Olivet ceme Friends and relatives fuvited to attend. Eternal rest grant unto them. O Lord, Kud let perpetual light shine upon them. SIMPSON. At Cranfo 3. Christmas duy, JOSEPHINE LKA SIMPSON, be- loved wife of Frederick Simpson. nt Cranford. SMITH. Sudd, 1921, at 11:4 Posrnow., VI Rocksil Inte Wesiey Clrley anud_Gra bler, by randchildren, great-grande friends.’ Funeral Wedne between Futeral . dence, 3 . formerly . Widow of th afternoon, December from St. John's Chay Volta place and Q sts, n.w. SMITH. Monday, De n bri k. at his W okt now. ABRAIAM M. SMITH, Toved husband of Mary A. Smith and hr of Adaline 1. Matthews. Notice of funeral Iater. (Sprivgficld, Mass, papers please | comy ). 0 STANLEY. Mondas. December 26, 1921, at 6w, at her residence, 437 Delaware ave. | xw., after a Jong illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, MAUD NLEY fnee Austing. beloved wife of William 11 voted daughter of Mary E. Mar- | intor of M el Funeral from Zion | D between Srd und 41 pan. Kelatives and’ friends invite tend. All officers and members of Forest { of W., are| of sorrow at | thian Tewm- | reade), m., 16} Tenip at 6w, from Zion rd and 475 st Lodge, No. 5, Invitéd o at MARY 0. JAC LOUISE WHITE, Secret STEWART. 15 oo IN, Dt. Ruler. . Sunday, D at her fesido Beloved w John H. Charch_at 1 p.m r cemeters. Friends and re attend. TURNER. Monday, December s residence, 1110 1 st ved sou of Amelia and 1 Fu from his 1 Deceminr Turser. . December Hospita Harry Weisen- cliapel of William Istone., T n. Kelatives weral from 1 H. Nardo Comj iber 2 erul from his late ter . . ience 1o St Aloysius Clurck., where mass will be sa 10 am, for the re of Lis sonl. Relatives ed to attend. Intermeut St Monday. December 26, LUCY WL S, be ams, ) it | .m. | | life December ber residence, 2114 Vermont ave. nw.. ESTHER A. YO mother of the late Emma Akers and grand: her of Herbert, Norman, Cl . Marshall, Julins S and Mrs nesday, Mt 'Olive pti (Chicago, Ashury I'ark and Akron, Ohio, papers please IN MEMORIAM. d memories of our dear A SIMMS In_remembrance of Mrs. HA’ who died one year ago today, De- | D MRS, WARD AND DAUGHTE i BRANHAM (Solomon). Sacred to the mem-| ory of our dear daughter and sister, ETTA ! SOLOMON BRANHAM, who departed this life four years ago today, December 17, In_our hearts vour memory lingers, cetly, tender. fond an dear A tribute of love to the memory of a devoted friend, ALFRED BROOKS, who { died so suddenly two years ago teda¥, De- mber 27. 1018 When a sudden sorrow comes like the cloud and night, Wait for God's tomorrow and all will then be bright Only wait and trust ¥im just a little while, After evening tear drops shall come the morn. ing smi HIS FRIEND, KATIE BROOK: DAWSON. Sacred to the memory of our dear son avd brother, NE . DAWSON, who departed this 1ife two years ago yester- duy, December 26, 1919. I It has been two years ago since we last W your beautiful face. May the angels ateh. MOTHER, FATHER, SISTE of | EDMONSTON. In sad and loviug remembrance my dear mother, CLARA’ R. EDMON rON, wio_departed this life twelve ¥, December 27, 1909, he rest in peace is the p GASKINS. husband, . respectivels touch At is Stilly SKINS, A tribute of love in memory of evoted father, BENJAMIN GA NS, who departed this 1i 1917, and our darling sister, F who left us December 7, 1904, Rest, belove Those who e Are those who CLARA, ROSALIE A GREENE. In sad and lov our devoted sister, ELLA ND EFFIE. * embrance of EENE, who left mber 27, 1914. | . sister, dear, oh, Test in peace; above shail never cease; i v will never turn glory land, where a ght. i HER _LOVING BROTHER. WILLIAM, JOHNSON, AND SISTERS, KATIE COL MAN' AND JOSBPHINE JOHNSON. GRIMES. In &ad but loving remembrance of | our _dauglfter and sister, MATTIE E.| GRIMES, who departed this life December { . 19 I think of you in silence, Few cyes that sce me weep, But many a silent tear I shed When others are asleep. Surrounded by friends, T am lonesome; In the t of pleasure I am blue, A smile on'my face and a heartache, thinking of you. rs have passed since that sad day That my daughter was called away; She was always loving, patient and kind, ‘What & beautiful memory she left behind. .| HER LOVING MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHBER, IDA, MOSES AND MILTON GRIMES. 2 HARRIS. In sad and loving memors of onr beloved husband and father, JESSE HARRIS, who departed this life three years ago today, | December 27, 1918. ‘ i You are gone, but not forgotten, Fresh_our love will ever be, For as long as there is memory We shall always think of thee. WIFE, SOPHIA HARRIS: CHILDREN, AL- BERTA, EDWARD, ROBERT AND CORA.* ACKSON. In sad but loving remembrance of T ear wite and unt, RLIZA JACKSON. ‘who departe this life four years ago, De- cember 26, 1921. The shadows of night haye come and gone, And we have looked in vain; ‘We do not seem to realize You will not come again. | | i Gone. but not forgotten. i HER LOVING HUSEAND AND NIECES, ND MARGARET | WEST. 1 ‘WM. H. SARDO & IN MEMORIAM. LINNENBROGGER. In lwving remembrance of our darling b YMOND, who died one year ago, December 1529, Little Ravmond was our darling. Prid But “Darliug D DADDY, @ MARTIN. 1In sad ing_remembrance of my dear sister, ¥ MARTIN (nea Rhodes), three yoars ago today, December SISTER EDNA. * MoKEEVER. 1Tn loving remembrance of our he xon and brother, WILLIAM T, Me- KEBVER, who de life three years today. X, mber him i Toved him best, MOTHER AND' BISTER NELSON. In ad but loving remembragce of my dear wother, MOLLIT NELSON, who parted Lt five years wgo yesterdas, Decewber 26, 191 Often fn Why did iy du mes the Auswer, s s o Q% not dend. i LOVING DATC nud sweet, L MAMIE D O'NEIL, In of our dear dnuigliter, o depurted this 1 Devcember 27 1ors lingers, o) ORDEY. Ta sad Imt lovs denr mother, EFFIE L. HER Tn <ad but lov denr busband i who departed oy, Decen Forcet him, no. 1 then, s fresh todey still. Asin b {2 HIS LOVING LIETTA RAN- DOLPIE RBIDGEWAY. Tn sad but loving memory of GEORGE W, RIDC %o ye my _dear husl wlo de DGEWAY. ® HIS WIFE, F ROTH. 1n xad Lut I nee of dear wife, PATLIN wiio depa ed 1 o yea day, Dec Ter ) BY HER DEVOTED HUSEAND, MARTIN ROTII. . SCOTT. 1In lov M. SCOTT, who i and WIL] .~ 1918 ey Bave A NMOTH SCOTT SCOTT. 1 mothier “ihe vietors won VOTED DAUGHTER, R00KS . remembrane Decomr 27 BY HER TIPPET el a3 ity fair he waits for me e to make that AND DATGHTTR D JUCLIA WEST s '3!2 Pa. i‘;-c hirgton. D. RHTESERON 2. Commo- m. Moderate i Timothy Hanlon 641 M ST. N E 1w, Telephone Col._7023, . H. HINES CO. % Modern Chipel 7 Livery in ction W.°R*SFprexareCor 1208 H STREET NW (FORMZRLY 940 F STNW) PHONE MAIN 108 Speare CuNichols WBSpasre 412 H st n _ Modern Chapel A Quick, Dignitied and Etlicient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. §16 H ST. 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