Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1922, Page 5

FOR SALE Going Business meg to the death of Mr. Abraham Rosenour, senior mémber of the firm of B. Rosenour & Sons, Frederick, Md., we hereby offer for sale the entire stock in trade, fixtures and good will of said firm, through sealed bids. : The merchandise consists of Clothing, Shoes for Men and Women, Gents’:F urmshmgs, Hats, Trunks, etc. The business is conducted in two modern three- story brick buildings, one with electric elevator. They are located at Nos. 39 N. Market and 4 E. Pat- rick Sts., in the very heart of the business section of Frederick. This firm is an old established one of 65 years standing, its annual sales amounting to over $400,000. A lease for 10 years for the buildings will be given to the purchaser. The stores will close Saturday night, February 18, 1922, at 11 o’clock, and remain closed until after bids are opened on March 1st. During this period an inspection of the stock will be permitted. Sealed bids must be sent, addressed “Sealed bid, B. Rosenour & Sons,” care Citizens National Bank, Frederick, Md. They will be opened 12 o’clock noon, Wednesday, March 1, 1922. Certified check for $5,000, payable to order of B. Rosenour & Sons, must accompany each bid. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. Further information can be obtained by calling on or communicating with the undersigned or Leo Weinberg, attorney for the estate, Frederick, Md. BENJAMIN ROSENOUR, GERSON ROSENOUR, Surviving Partners. Frederick, Md. IPRESIDENT TURNS ed in the marine situation, Mr. Lasker | officiate, assisted by Rev. J. J. Muh‘. and will also be sold at the Raleigh for the last two weeks, only inter- : b rupting it to prepare for his address |Relative of Justice Holmes Noted = 5 Fnhey, Mrs. George Fagan, unJ ment at Mount Olivet cemetery. 13* ‘,:‘E K3 I%'fu %on and brother, JOHN ED- | 5,149 cases of pneumgnia had been re- | classmate at Yale of Chiet Justice | swer an Indictment for marrying a |ROSS. Departed s life madenty Friday, | o 1357 Genths and pacumonsa 1955 - = | T Hadlor, president emeritus of Fule. e L e e " eenasaver, for | fencer a5 0 5“5 3 “Fuickh "aViD 5 . Hadley, presiden : 1 3 %o N re e et of ae: | LEAVES ESTATE TO HOME. f : ! departed this life Sve years slight decrease was shown in the | He was a member of the Authors Club, the accused, noted an appeal to the e ot 1 {number of new cases today as com-| A widow and three daughters sur- Court of Appeals, and /Peters gave | of Liliae, Mee, Artie Jackson, Moy Myvte| H 5le3iiTen, A K. ALDERSON.® pared with yesterday's figures. vive him. Presbyterian Institution Benefici- |Dail of 32,000 to await the decision | jepe 3 \Pireit, Toother, Senser “Rolaga, Fynera] | POSEX. 1 lovins remembrance of my dear THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 12, 1922 PART 1 - 5 DR. PEARCE BAILEY DIES.| W.D.QUINTER DEAD. [BENEFIT TO CONTINUE | irvugy suor™™mis s oz o epwanan ', 2EERORIAN., Awarded D. 8. O. for Services as |Lifelong Resident Victim of Heart PROVIDENCE FREE WORK %‘%fl:}a 20 fhe teieBnme :nllsfledy. “fi"‘;finfi“.'flfizqu‘,"flff‘;;n'&% oty funeral hereafter. I February 12, 1917. Colonel During War. Disease; Funeral Tomorrow. 5 \nr?a mn.m;y. Yeb:nlry 1, "n?m(“.« ‘:;-. Fleep, dear da xm ”pum(nlly sleep; residence, 9 Basemont ave.. Hosemont, Alex, NEW_ YORK, February 11.—Dr.! Washington D. Quinter, eighty-six |Social BService Department of| .ugria, Va., GEGRGE W. busband Your face my mind sball ever sce, Pearce Bailey, who served as colonel It | years old, who was & native of this oapital to' Ralie Pond, | S5 ‘"‘;‘h",,““““"?“"”."x?ni'a':y“r‘efi i 5 ospi T 5 ral 5 e e avande o alstingulsned sorv. |CIty and lived here all his lifs, diea| 538 8% B p iy srom ¢ B e A oh e ach To0k: ice medal by President Wiison, died to- | Friday of heart disease at his home, for Dispensary. Bouth, ‘Alexanatia, Va. The meaning of each varying tone, N day ot pnemeniain his fifty-seventh | 1323 Clifton street, following two Te a4 In the continuance of free MATTERN. Frdsy, Febragy 10, 102 ac| A And el pastiep glancyma ook - medical and surgical treatment for ETER h, God, what a weight of sorrow Now.Ready to Devote Time to m!:‘vrm.fll"‘l&mgt:nym:;'lx‘l'fndlnl.n‘g,uf‘vv- weeks' lliness. Funeral serviges are (7500 %0f Washington, as weil cs| tand of Coristine and father of Mry degrge| - Must § the lonely ‘one bear; . s olati States, was a member of the state com- the maintenance of “follow-up” Work | Feq “B. Campbell, Mrs. Joscoh Frigenti| ~ And the lonely, vacant chair. Re ief Leglslatlon sfl S i e o s 50 for the free cases that have been| and Miss Christine’ Mattern, aged 70. Fu- Each b i S y SaY! o e e o, 4 auichiktiar treated at: Providence H?w";;‘v dla-| sersl trom bis late residencé, 39 Boust b | D e icomes th fme anew, B % NSArY, e .social service art- ruary , at .m. Jotermen! Lasker. ::;5823;:*‘;3“:,’_".':“;;3'3‘;,';'?,,,‘," the : - By o moe coapouch of | forivate "Rock Creek” bemetery: 12 s e ey (DiLy i @3 oreion 1 France as head of a medical : woman charity workers, will give & wErz on February 10, 1922, CATHERINE. | She has gone where the soul hath rest President Harding, having trans- |unit and in' Inspection duly. 'He was ¢ N ] S e chame in the- batiroorm. of the :ffm?:'c"e'“m'n'n'fg of riiiam, Motk a% bt| whod Us eares of life aie aone mitted “to the Senate the arms con- | the author of number of medicul 7 i 1 | Raleigh Hotel. ears. Funerai en Il ncet s | ference treaties, now plans to turn | WOTKS: : During the last year, it was sald d-nfl-;;;. Sien. Eisabetn Roonts, 323 7 3t | HEH LONELY woriEE " LuLy HUTTYN Fiiie attenilon (omertiquick wationion —_— : at the h:apllll last night, 16,000 per- | £.5; o6 Tuesday, Februasy m‘:.u | e HU 01 who were without means, re- ry reliet legislation for the mercantite| RITES FOR DR. SAMSON. . ¢ colved mot only free medical and | tves and friends invited. % ) A K. FEIGE, whe marine, Chairman Lasker of the e ical treatment at Providence dis- m;ue:wzn ?um Jthie tite on Friday, | depirted il 1o today. Feb, i tist irch pensary, but 80 medicines, nourish- 2. A Shipping Board sald at the White| Funeral From Firet Baptist Chu : Tng food and other supplies during | McC GIBSON. Tn rwect memory of our loving wite House yesterday, after a conference Tomorrow Afternoon. S their convalescence, through the zeal " 29 it and moth NRIETTA GIBSO: with the President. ; it nreaig ; of the woman workers of the social leia i Chare ?.T.“ri” | s it two years ago ioany, e Funeral services for r. rge service department. o Mr. Lasker recently submitted 0| g;mgon, g lifelong resident of Washing- ¥4 The hospital receives and treats free | luvies. e Oh, mother, could we only be the executive a report covering an| ton, who died Friday morning at his 4 1 of charge at its dispensary the poor Just children yet around thy Knee, Could we but feel . study of the shipping situ- | residence, 2428 Pennsylvania - avenue, . of all sections of the city, and it Wi S o e g o ew- | will be held at the First Baptist Church, . { |221d Jast nignt that the medical wants | ¥EAL. Saturtsy, February 11, 1022, at Emer. gtlon; an ! 16th,and O strects northwest, tomorrow ] |of tne poor are extremely heavy “emalss tan be wcen S the Fomerat ence frequently with the President.|afternoon, at:2:30 o'clock. Rev. Henry present. Tickets for the benefit dance e e itunaral The executive -is_extremely interest-|Allen Tupper, pastor of tae chureh, will o are on sale at Providence Hospital, ru-r-flu ot Mindy Bomtva: Oh, could T open wide the grave And see your face once more said, and expects to submit to Con- | chaplain of the United States Senat : : Hotel ballroom Wednesday night. Baturday, February 1L 1922, ati And hear your voice, in all I crave, s hie T commendations on the | S o il be. wrivate ot Ol HIN . The committee in charge follows: | e residence of her daughter. Mrs. Jo "Ax 1n the days af sore: situation within two weeks to a joint | cemetery. 5 Mrs. M. R, Ready, chairman; Mrs. A.| g Phillips, DEVOTED HUSBAND. © session. Chairman Lasker's report R _] | R Daessell, Mra. P. J. Callan, Mra. J.| Funeral from her deughter's residence Toes. | HUGHES. In e1d but loving remembrance of covers the work of several months Cipollari, Miss Florence Cipollari,| day, February 14, at 9 am.: thence to St. ear, husband and father, GEORGE and comprises a large volume. The |TUDOR JENKS FOUND DEAD. : Miss Mary Craven, Mrs. B W. Cos- | Aloysius Chureh, where requiem mass will m““fl who passed nway four vears a President has been deep in its study i Ll -/, < tello, Mrs. F. Clark, Mrs. A. Donnelly, | be sung at 9:30 a.m. for the repose of her ay. Febroary 12, 1916, THE FAMILY. Miss Rose Donnelly, Mrs. Wllllnm soul. Relatives and friends . Inter- | HURLEY. In sad but loving remembrance at the last plenary session of the = Hawkins, Mrs. J. King, Mrs. F. EY, who pasced away so sud- arms conference Monday, and for the Lawyer and Author. 4 . u.,,y Mra.' 5 “Malioney, 3 3 fl,f}_g‘ s afl:'" Pabmr;ulro. 102, at nee| denly two years' ago today, February 12, presentation of 'the”’ Washinglon| Npw YORK, Februsry Il—Tudor ‘ Ninnd e b O Bricn. ) g B B e ol oottt W | o sears o et sorr Mr. Lasker sald on leaving the|Jenks lawyer. author of numerous T. Lyon, Miss Katheflne Ready, Mis: iy, Februaty Two years of grief and rain: ‘books for children, and brother of A. R ieace %t o de ik Bomtiat ‘Chureh, | \ve miss you when the morning dawns White House that this report includes | g Jenks, presiding justice of the ap- Irene Reagan, Mrs. G, DO | B and B ats. . at 115 interment ai| e Mis You when the night return one large integral plan, and he ex-{p WASHINGTON D. QUINTER. Mrs. 8 M. Tupper and Miss Margaret e mish vou here, we nite vou there: pellate division of the New York su- Nellsville, Md. Relatives and friends re- pects shortly to mlk°lhv“‘l',"° Such | preme court, was found dead in bed |, yo neiq R 3 isek Tupper. & spectfally invited to attend. B o ma S e FAmaER. D armeovea Fi s e Brookiyn 1857 1o Was born in tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Dr. Morgan QUINTER. Friday, February 10, 1922, We shall meet some glad morning, n_in . ’ 2 i v ., at his ide , 1323 ’; —_— Mr. Jenks, who also was a contrib- | STiclatine. Interment is to be at WRIT APPEAL DENIED. | gmgsihis roideocs, a3 clicon ot o ym'“"w':x’u;'}'f‘;'rri.'ur"e'l.'m.- | 14,459 CASES OF “FLU.” |mmrartne oras e mroree ene ™y | Mr. Quinter was formerly secretary band of Alvina Meude Quinter. Fuseral from | 1 6. et acden thove ! X . magazines, was a _grandnephew of { Man Accused in Marri Loses late residence Monday afterncon at 2 D\I BROTHER AND sxs’rm . Wendell Phillips and Rev. Dr. Richard | of the Old Columbia Fire Insurance 8Be) lock. Interment private. * | somes. the memory of our |N. ¥. Board of Health Reports|Salter Storrs, celebrated preacher of treamarer of the Maunt Pleasant Gon.| : Habeas Corpus Plea. RAND. Eridar, February 10, 1922, at her resl- Warbind . asd. fathers GEORGE . SONEE | N % the Presbyterian Church. His great- dence, 1440 Cliftor v CLARA A., be.| Who departed this life two years ago to- grandfather was Phillips Brooks, the | STe8ational Church. Surviving him| jyystice Hitz of the District Supreme day, February 1920, Great Total Since January 1. | i 2 Bost W. ;"" '-m ® | are his wife, Mrs. Alvina Maude Quin- |court has dismissed the petition for Faneral from the Firet Cong Though it | NEW YORK, February 11.—The boayd | blood relation ls Associate Justics | eri,a"g,f0ur 8on8, Alvin S Quinter of | paneas corpus by which Paul C.| tional Church, "Torh ana G sis. oow.. Meaday.| L Your Mace cam ncver more po ool of ‘health announced. today that since | Oliver Wendell Holmes of the United | 50is0,GaY; [daho; William K., Ralph |peters, twenty-four years old, sought | February 13, at il am. Loterment in Gien' | We will keep your wemory sacred January 1 14,459 ceses of influenza and | States Supreme Court. He was a * to evade return to Maryland to an- cemetery. 12¢ His Do charts I eath are eUled. v yix. 1o ead but loving remembrance my dear mother, LYDIA F. LA of the appellate court. conducted by the G. U. 0SEY, -ho died three _____ ary in William Alexander Will. Thacoia Memortal Tempie, 3 Sears sgo todes. Fehroary 12 1910 = .-, Sunday, February -m. It's lonesome here, dear mother, “The Presbyterian Home of the Dis- Births Reported . ent at ~ Wood te: e Since your face I do not see. trict of Columbia is named as sole po! 2 York japers please opy.) i I will {ry to meet you beneficiary of the estate of Willlam | The following births were reported to the | R0S8. The officers of William Andrew Free: In that land abore the s Alexander by the terms of his will, | health aevmmenr in the past tweatyfour | man Lodge, No. 2089, G. U. O. of O Forget you, no, 1 never will, dated September 15, 1919, and offered | hours Eeluested to meet ¢ 0dd Fellows' Hal. Sun: T loved you then and always will. 4 3 3 and Marvette Boswell, boy. dny, February 12, 1922, at 2 1o attend Yo for probate. Robert D, Howell is| Har A and Marvetto Bogwell, boy. the'tuneral o Brother 3 D. ROSS, and the aata e e named as executor. hes L. and Helena M. Smith, e lodge members are requested to meet at Lin- DAUGHTE! The value of the estate is not given. | Francls B, and Jessie . Thoripson, boy. celn Tml“e Tuluren, 1th andiiye m "¢ | RIECES. n loving but snd re —_— T ] SR 4 eral services w B dorey e A AT R 10 departe s life one year ago t g “Amelia 3. Wyt : February 12, 1921. sl a Christize A. Keithley, boy. 3 N ISON. We may all have our sorrows, Gh-rlu and Zoy Mandas, girl. 278, EORGE OLEMENT SAI} Some griefs quickly die away: Berton E. and Lillian Thnllwl. girl. But the parting from my mother M. and Marie Casper, girl. Columbian College), now Georz Grieves my heart from day to day. H. bet {,nl'!nltr. and Elizabeth Slnlllwwd Slmwu. ing shades are falling -~ residence. 2423 Pennsylvania u'e alone, n.w l.n the 74th year of his age. Funeral there comes a longing, aervices will be held Mouday, February l!‘ ther could come home. m., at the First Baptist Church. HER MVI G DAUGHTER, DORA !F - :x,w. Interment Olk Hfll LER. T s In memory of our daughter. MARY Syt Suits ‘A man is as old as he feels. A woman as young as she looks. Warwick Lodge sport suits, capes and coats substitute youth for years. Smarter in lines—newer in fabrics—perfect in workmanship, they have elevated the vogueof thesportsuit by their appeal to class rather than to mass. ’, Y - Estelle mm, boy. B February 10, "H “‘:: gzim;na Who fell asleep in Jesus February irl. pe i * teloved wife of the jate Frank Today recalls the mem oty Kennedy, Gl Faneral (fromher S1aterTesienc 0f ‘our loved one laid to rest, Febroary 13, at And those that still remember s at the Church of Ho ‘clock, Eelatives and et Roved e T e Deaths Reported. Interment t. Mary somm “Rockville, Md. (Hockrille, Md. pi- HEIMER. s2d and loving remem- llowing deaths were reported to pers please copy.) beance OF 03¢ Jexr mother and grandmother, :.m Caranent ia" (o "past twenty-tour A, s hres Namagton. Febr | seven years ago today, February 12, 1913, 86th yéar. Services (private) Monday. Feb- Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother; Puflll" 13. "nlfl&l::l at Leonardts m.l St. 1 “l'i: lWeex( (:dhrv:nhe thy name. arys county. nardtown icon please n life we loved you dearly, atn, 82, 637 n-ndgnh strest. o | rebeat motic) 15 In death we do the same. ot irtes, s moathe BHIPLEY. Frlday, February 10, 1022, at 11:30 oene. but “not forgotten, e stres .~ belov o of Harry A. fuat ‘.?.,%m,"»-n&%"“"” 5 Bibier of Tatoma Barh, M, in her s6th| RONKAD Cathertne Mets, 70, 2018 fi;rur'::fl-: 2, the Takoma Park Seventi- | AND CRANDCHILDLEN . lhl.’SAl street. 8 urc] jonday, February 13, oW eaa 57 2631 ot steest. 42 pim Relaiiver and Jitends tagitsa TOUNG. /4 tribute of love and remembrance o1 5 Wevior, €, Angier avesss, Gar- (Mflm-:;e Pll:"l“h »la-,_-eh )" "21‘2‘ o| HOUSTOX. who departed ‘this life fourteen L, SMITH. ul " el flllrl ai ears ago, February 11. 1908, d AN mmu !Iflbll-s. 75, 1015 P street. Jnrc lr)c.-m‘:nee. ., GER- 5 'ho d!paited this life six years l‘o’uJ‘ln t, 60, 1007 7th street south- 3 EUNITA AND CHRISTIY® &Ilo , 55, 1614 D mlnm o o oy, 83, 1024 D ot o ot Smith. Funeral Tuesday. o with the AMPICO . || Martha Grimes. arian February 14, 8t 2 ‘@cloek . from Lo- t.'l;he I"O,fld! 5 greatest ar- fl| = Ramond c-npheu. 1855 Bouth “Capitol | Bebruary 14, at 2 5"”,5" m?-'a'- " ERAL DIRECTORS. Superlative praise—yes— || cnun OF THANKS. TAY] s fu” S _LI'_L SARDO %.Cfi:ho but call at our warerooms [f ‘We wish to express our thanks and onday. 1 p.m., i be heid Modern Chapel. Aummh Funerals Vi P oreation: to onr relatives and fricnds Tor | Srach nderiaks lors, 723 y e and be convinced that what i Vinaness, sympathy and dovery Sorat| Baw Mondsy: Februsry 1o st 1 pm. A} Will Furalsh we have said is really con- tributes, rendered at the death of our dear| friends {aviced. Privatc Amb Ian servative. Trife and mother. MARY E, FARMER, Who | THOMAS. Departed this life February 10, ulances departed this life February 2, 1 1922. at ber residence, 204 Sheridan rd.. ity Call h D FAMILY. Anacostia, LUCY ElflIOHAsih:ew('ed“réI: City Calls, $4.00 | Fryenw. of James’ Thomas, lovin; i Arthur Jordan ffi=zm. » Sy e W. W. Chambers o tes ren. 5 . Corner . 2 Plano CO 7 the. death wf“ mm;elued Saiend| acedonts Baptist Church, Asacostte, D 2011831 50¢ 40 Chapis. fel4® 2 N CRE A FLYNK AND DAUGH- M gy e O g A V. Lrfinsll:cEczenfiE CO. 13th at G Street | TERS. Sosbaid ‘o Nemnie. Lo ¥ (NEITHER, TS SF, NOR cox year. ESTA] mmx 7 BORN. 940 F st. n.w. | MILLER. Sunday, Februsry 5, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. uum, a'son. WELSIL Feories 11, 102 ¢ = mm‘m ,os: h F. B“-ch.. sm be- bllabed 154 5 5 ort CARM ACK DRV CLE ANING co. Mrs. Walter lithlrd-on announce the m: T'::duol"ebrulr! it . r daughter. HELEN CECELIA Pehcuazy 10, 1933, BMMA 3 WILLERS, Circle, Fr. RICHARDSON, o JOHN A, HARRING- ThosNath St Col. 638 TON. Saturday, Janoary 21, 1922, at Bal-| belored ,.‘,',‘,{:,_;",,:L“‘v‘g W‘“g‘v timore, Md. Dariors, 516 H st. n.e.. on Monday, February | e 18 st 3 pm. Toterment 1a Glenwood come- 1 B Iw'mcuns HOMER L. KITT, . { BOGLE, In loving reme of eur dear| SEMSEPES Phones M. . g ; g announce tke toge 0F Ricke tery. = \ 1730.1732 Pa. ave. 2 Spring casts her spotlight on : b | S R e = SR T Toonée and rastmother. MY 7. BOGLE.! ™3 WILLIAM LEE_Funeral Director the newly arrived models of— L &) = B g R R B ALIAN. 0n Friday, February 10,1922, at 10 DL Sy she e 8 boter aad 10 e Timothy Hanlon . at iRy "ALLEN, wite of Andrew Alien and | pon’ e devoted ‘mother’ of Andrew. Pear] and Mar-| gpe ,‘,{‘,’,’,’f‘m e s s el 0| en meT. nl. Phone L. ufl Allen. She leaves five sisters and blame. Betabiisbed 1 =t Hes L Ste Joved you all your Life and reared you THESH HINESCO Massachusetts Avenue, || Fiorids Avenve Baptist Church Tuesday,| v, £rOm "“ e e e . sy February 14, at 1:30 p.1 west of Sheridan Circle to g, Tebrasy 10, 1922, ADDISON] you 'm zever know your mother's eare uatl near Connecticut Avenue || BAILEY, aged 74, at his bome, Manassas, she is not around. 5 Bridge, Rock Creek Park to ca Sttt Hanuatl Begieys three. loving | A% ety Ko be Teim s e e F’;?.’,“i.gfl?i&%"fi 9" 32nd and Cathedral avenue. ""’g}u"{,“’;fi‘“ e e Washington’s best home sec- || Finerai'at I o'clock Monay remm.i": Remember that she reared jou, as the earth e ,E a5 tion. Wooded lots and villa |! {iohea. pom- You may leara o love some one who ls fond| Mosel Chapel, L 1 , February 11, 1f ‘WIL- sites, Some as low as $2,000. | BERRY. Saturday, Febmary 11, 2022, Wi But you never can love as your mother loved Livery in Compection. Forty homes built and under || Berr, s nis 7th sear. “5::::1 FRESS m"’hmxtx DAUGHTERS AND SONS, m 208 H STREET NW . BARAH, TB_AND GRANT JA( 9 construction. Taterment Glenwood ccmeters: AND GRANDSOXS, JOHNNIE. JOHN AND y, ’nwnday l'ehflu G N. , B i hiteet. the Loulse H 500 Massac tts BURLLE, d Dviay. Eorel L B Sagimers, Chatics o i Ve o Fom-zm.vmru & dear mother, Mrs. 1B BURLLE, wh F. Oodwise and ndolph. _Fu-| departed m. 1ife November 1, 1915, fa fall pHoN am" l° Q . Pumphrey & Son's| triumph of faith. The Warwick Lodge Spring exhibit, five Mlddaugh & Py Lo 580 o, Interment 0| “Tyas farse yeam ago you et on,’ models ‘of- which are illustrated, mcludes Shannon, Inc. s s ANNTE i BT et v . le, ag . Not dead to us, thg latesg in sport. capes, coats, knicker Woodward Bldg., 15th and H || 25t m et B e suits and sport suits, with the box-coat ef- Tenth Floor. Main 6935. ‘l:mhy&, oot st Congressional 'fl.’ét HER :I:Amnx ‘DAUGHTER, PATTIE| pgom-Sectarian Perpetu: fect or with belts. . There are tweeds and . Satutay, Februaey 11, 1022 ot 1 PR gm0 omemirane of mr ouy Beautiful and fitting heathers for every exclusive taste, rang- N\ a— VB | i gactersonam v s o Rortminc ", i, semrvien a| location. ible—on ing in priceé from $16.75 t $60 : >4 - e fobrary 1, 0200 b Friesdd} (OO 1) e comtng year, ,%:;-c e - : S dq ele = ng in p o > T, Fobeeary 10, 1022 st T30 Eemaesm e gy i AR [OSEPH And then, some tand. . Y .. 36 your of his ‘:..‘?’.,..... from bis latg| HIS LOVING SISTER, PATTID KENNEY. vard, at District line. an enthunrs thit:s Pour Spnrt Huit? I ¢ | fi";:m..'.m ua'..’.fi...%‘.:‘w..:’;';:’.::;.'.:;.":,“mf‘:%: ofice 1235 G St. N.W. Comiqtety. Each day, daddy|dear, Frankiis ‘,‘ In_ordérito : I lxhl 1 miss you more and more. 3 @ fl quickly estab- GR nce, e . n‘x: = Write ior Ilustrated \ Ty SRR e el i MCNUMENTS. Hi2: vemraary 1% 1021, 1n fol Wiamph of We specialize 'n designing a=d erect- orads "ot el i e Chueen: T3t and T e | faith. i Fel t 9 e.m. Friends ..‘ ing memorials (1yronuments and mauso- friends and N day, February 14, at 9 a.m 3 e uma) of quality and character. Washin : 5 nc pl:lbhc' og:a“ t | a'“fi;fl ':l! l J hm"‘zl":n.nh':nfi“‘ HER 'rwo MOTHER! Afif‘ml 2 I‘Dl.rp.mml’:"w:;' ::: =2 ::0 St these very low | e of James ,ndm“ e MoTES ILESS - | ment wit ol gns and sug. %'e"“" era e nterment privater o B Wik EAM BURTON. AND LOSERS | gestions. I A te life . 2 s e, °10 &, [ EELS vy it s g |~ TE %, T MAMING co- 1N .lvutc'll)m(‘:rt ‘Set Jamieson, stepson of . He friend, 3 nd service. NoMore |’ . ;| T, FEIYZRAL DESIGHS. ‘They ook m:c No Less two sisters, Susie and Bea "“"’%" ll | Sistersiodaw and s eatives iand = '.‘f kie ase. *|Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F st. mm, llvlu l!-e- m C. DUNN!W Wm—lfi%m‘n pid e 1y e w5 | GFO, C. Sl-‘l‘%FFER fl}hm&htn:lhl Though fan loug years bave passed, l!l’lullvlm the ttend funeral of Brother Mlfi!‘ulflolfl!mhfl. mte F'ml'roken’ % 2y \\.'IL y \"I/ 'y the Me! itan. 'e_will remem| e e Over 9] Daptist Charch. : 3 HER TOVING DAUGHTER AND GRAND. Flor: = W2 s SNE| o fif’fi"l 'fi;.'%:i':nu N & DAUGHTES, LOUISE PLEVOST AND al Cos €. TAYLO! T16th and K.X. Ave. Maiz 165 'y o