Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 7

The Havenner Baking Co. Announces the Sale of its Horse and Wagon Delivery Equipment at Public Auction Tuesday, Jan. 2nd, 1923, at 10 a.m. At the Bakery, 476 C St. N.W. B. P. Dougherty, Auctioneer The sale is made necessary because of the elec- trifying of the Havenner Delivery Service and will include— i 23 Horses 23 Wagons 23 Sets of Single Harness 3 Sets of Double Harness 30 Halters Together with separate pieces of harness, blan- kets, weights and other livery accessories—all in the very best condition. For further information, inquire of Fred' Johnson Telephone Main 781 476 C Street Before we move to 1310-1312 F Street Closing Out Sa SERVICES IN HONOR OF HANNIS TAYLOR Rites at St. Matthew’s Cath- olic Church—Eulogy by Bishop Shahan. Fune! services, with solemn re- quim mass, for Hannis Taylor, min- ister to Spain under President Cleve- land, author and international and constitutional lawyer, who _died ‘Wednesday, were held this morning at St. Matthew's Catholic Church. The ma and funeral ceremonies were conducted by Bishop Thomas J. Sha- han, rector of the Catholic University of America; Bishop Willlam P. Rus sell of Charleston, 8. C, and Mgr. Ed- ward L. Buckey, rector of St. Mat- thew's, Tribute to Life and Work. High tribute to the life and work of the deceased was paid by Bishop hahan in a eulogy delivered at the SR ey e — MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 2469 1Sth St., Col. 638 _Dapont Cirele, Fr. 5232 Rolonial RKitchen RKafeteria 1621 H Street Northwest You Will Visit Us Often for the Best Food in Washington Luncheon, 12:00 to 2:30 Dinner, 4:30 to 7:00 Waffles Every Hart Schaffner & Mar Overcoat and Sui - In this store is reduced for final clearance—at prices low services. He sald that both the coun- try and the Catholic Church have sus- tained a grievoun loss. He was the country's foremost. constitutional law- yer, he said. “By his profound discussion and exposition of the governmental sys- tems of England,” Bishop Shahan said, “the United States and France, he bestowed a priceless boon on all legal and historical scholars of the civilized world. His repu in the domain of international public law was also very great, and in all high- er public tribunals the world over his opinions were treated with ut- most respect. None surpassed him in lucid analysis and logical exposition of the great national systems of law and administration by which modern civilization is safeguarded. His legal scholarship was most varied in its range and scope, but he excelled par- ticularly in the sense and grasp of historical development, and lived to see his great works on constitutional and international law used as man- uals by the most profound and bril- liant minds at home and abroad. “Under <Tleveland he was minister to Spain, and later represented the United States government before the highest tribunals of arbitration. At his death he was counsel for the state of Colombiz, and had always a select intarnational practice. Forelgn universities and courts honored him with their degrees and their praise. Under cover of biographies ot Cicero and Demosthenes he gave the world a luminous account of the laws and administration of Greece and Rome while yet at the zenith of their power. Despite his vast learning he was ever a humble and modest man, and had a clear sense of the true nature and right uses of the holy faith which sustained him amid the trials of age and illness, and which he always professed with the plicity of a child. . Mr. Taylor was for many years an outstanding figure of the political and social life of Washington and was honored by the esteem of the highest and best at the National Capital. “One of his last public utterances was the magnificent discourse in fa- I vor of Ireland delivered at an im- i mense meeting in the Washington | Liberty Hut during the great war. Old-Fashioned American. “Hannis Taylor would have graced { the Supreme Court of the United | States, to whose practice and pro- | cedure he wrote a valuable guide. |He was an old-fashioned American ;and incorporated in himself the great pclitical virtues of the men Who laid the foundations of this mighty state. From George Wash- ington and Pelatiah Webster to | Thomas Jefferson he knew them in- timately as to their {deas and merits, and he rejoiced in depicting for pos- terity, ‘truthfully and eloquently, | thews' giants of our constitutionai thought and life. Cardinal Gibbons admired and trusted greatly Mr. Tay- | for, and considered him in every enough to move them quickly. . Nothing reserved; Crombie Overcoats, Ulsters—Fancy Suits, Blues, Grays, Tuxedos, Full Dress and Four-piece Golf Suits—are included in this sale. No Charge for Alterations Clothing Held on a Deposit Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue H 2 i 2 3 Z > 1l 2 | B | 2 ':{ql reliable mouthpiess of the fathers of the republic. May he rest lw. in the light of the sun of and may the rich example of 18 long and beneficent life spur fu- ture generations to imitate the faith end_learning, the virtues and the ‘wisdom of this xreat man.” The active pallbearers were Senator Poindexter of Washington, Benator Henry F. Ashhurst of Arizona, Sen- ator George H. Moses of New Hamp- ‘shire, Judge f{saac R Hitz, J. 8 Flannery and Benjamin Micou. Hon- orary pallbearers follow: Justice George Sutherland’ of the United States Supreme Court, Senator John K. 8hields of Tennessee, Senator. Os- car W. Underwood of Alabama, Sen- ator Harry 8. New of Indiana, Jus- tice Wendell P. Stafford of the Dis- trict Supreme Court and Raleigh Sherman. Temporary interment was made in a vault in Rock Creek cemetery until a private vault can be erected. The mass was attended by members of the diplomatic corps, members of Congress, members of the bench and bar of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia and District of Co- lumbla Court of Appeals, the United States Supreme Court and high gov- ernment officlals. —_— MISS 0’DONOGHUE DIES. Miss Clara O'Donoghue, who in 1920 completed_thirty-five vears' service with the Department of Agriculture, died yesterday at 1734 N street north- west. Miss O'Donoghue was born in New York seventy-eix years ago. Shortly after coming to Washington she en- tered the government service and held a responsible position in the crop estimates division of the Agriculture Department. She was well known in charitable circles, as all her spare time was devoted to the poor and needy The body will be taken to St Aloysius Church tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock for requium mass. In- terment will be in New York city. Miss O'Donoghue is survived by two brothers, a nlece and three nephews, none of whom lives in Washington. none O o e I e FOUND. ATREDALE DOG, young. Phone Lincolu J NTAIN PEN—Gold, in one of the ity Phone Col. 5239, RE._rim,_wheel 9147 after 6 p.m e LOST. FAGBiack Teather. contalning_pirer. card cave, eveglasses. keys; in Kt. John's Church Christmas morning. 8 o'clock servicey: o tents no value except to owner; retu Bunderland _piace, get_reward. BEA AG. d_rou ining der_case and change. on Rittenhouse at. or »ck_Creek Ford road. Reward West 2342, Tenther box_aud_two me shop. on Wednesday. BOX mnulnmgl Bro: n handk Reward. 28 BROOCH (amethrat), and Anacos Reward. 1215 Euclid BROOCH, large, set with Pinder piions Frankiin 4227, CARD CASE—Will the er, Girard st. x please call n? Name and address not understood. * CAT—_Maltewe, with whife feel: straved from 220 Indiana_ave. n.w. Reward. 294 CLASS PIN, E. 3. Crandall on back: Wednes- or car going to or from day evening on P Th Fraskiin | between Dupont Circle Wednesday night. Re. 1410 Hopkins st. n.w. North . stamped and not sealed on Mondnr. cember 18, Reward Per_Mar_Distilling Co. FT -~ Monday night. Rt n Towrs. Adams 204 after 5 GLABSES—Tortol i, in case. A GLASSES—Dark tortoi if returned Mrs. M. G. De la Rue, [ads’s black leather. con 3 keve, card case and money: near 9th and Pa. ave.’n.w. Reward. No quéstions asked. G. E. Simering. _Main 3440. . HANDBAG—Smail. ob W.. B. & A train, 4:30 p.m.. December 26, containing kers and re ceipts important to_owner oniy. Libera! re. ward, 1143 Conn. ave.. second floor. _ 30° MARE, biack, with white spot on forehead, trom Sweeney's pasture, 63ri and Dix sts. Chesapeake Junction. Mrs. E. Fisher. 31e SIESH BAG. siiver, on Christmus day between Buclid street near and Lanier place, con- taining small sum of mones and door key. Liberal reward if returned {o 1208 F street nw 50e MESH BA containing about $8. ca tokeos, et between 3211 Mc Kinley st nch road. Ches ave., near State. Wa that vicinity. red Ttalisn bei if returned to Washington . Commerce and- Sa ngs Bank bidz. FORTATE 17 7 strest $hoppis Decomber Tioder hiease eatl. (o Roward - 300 ARLS--String, W valued & sift. Reward. V¥irmont n.w, e PIN—Bar-shaped. piatinum, wset with small 'Iil.::nl:fll.nhilw;nf Garrick Theater and 1325 .t Lews if returned to M. Leroy Goff, 810, Woodward bldg. Y PIN_Silver bar. whito sefting, with thine- stone: vicinity F st. and 9th and 1ith . A. Harris, 1010 F st. n ode Tsland ave. D.e.; | North 3068, bl black and white; tag miss- 6935 Georgia ave. n.w. §50 BILL—Wednesday, in _sbopping distri Reward offered. Miss'N. E. J.. apt. 50 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Eetablihed 1973 Telepiions Cor, 7025 THE S. H. HINES CO., W. R.F. HINES, Prop. 20012003 14th Private Ambulance. W R Fpeare €o. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET.NW FORMEBLY 9407 ST. Ihn-i.lpa:n‘ ,:'.?n" Willia B Bpexs Joseph F. Birch’s Sons J054 M SLN.W. B i ——_—Tomens Tefvice. 3, WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Direc Embumer. | Livery tn connection. Commodion TR R T R e prices. 385. WM. H. SARDO & CO. az 0. Phone Lincoln 524. bapel. Modera Automobile Funerals. ‘Quick, Dlslu and Eficlent Bervies. « W. Deal & Co., 816 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 8464, Automobile _Bervice. Chapel. GENERATION ArTeR GENERATION 1887 horst 1922 S 1 WASHINGTON, D.C., UNDERTAKER V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R, Speare tablishment. guadlisnment,. 940 F St. NW. “Frank Geier's Sons Co. er's 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Moders. Main 2473 /G iiress: = Timothy Hanlon 641 M BT. N.E. Phone L. 5548, JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. B.N. Model OB00S) ivate Ambulances o Livery in_Consection. MONUMENTS. ! We specialize In designi Ing memorials (monuments and mauso. teums) of quality and character. Call and see hundreds of photographic suggestiona and designs on exhibition In our office, THE & M. MANNING CO, SNCg 914 Fifteenth Streety surance | MANNING. {0'DONOGHUE. Thursdas morning. December Cards of Thanks. In Memoriam. I wish to extend my sincere thanke | DISNEY. In sad oving remembrasce of ana heartfelt appreciation to our many rela- acar wite; mother. wotnes Ia-law, £rand tives and friends for thelr kindgess, aym-| mother, ANNTE DIENEY, who deparied this pathy and beautiful foral tributes during the | life one year ago today, December 29, 1921. illness and at the death of my beloved bus- | mog,) ‘recarl bend, ROBERT H. BENNER. 01 a "loved one 1aid 1o rest HI8 WIFE, BERTHA M. BENNER. 80| if IO Qe 10 10 ot oy, LIVER. We wish to_extend our sinéers Are the ones who loved her Dest, thanks heartiast appreciation to our| o % U many relatives aand, friends for tieir kind: Tae oae we. Sould SoF Lees: sym) and_foral tributes during A The flltess and deatn of our beloved 11ttis Gf;mg o ey, Ler, daughter DOROTHY. Bhe wore & crown of patience, MOTHER AXND FATHER. * TIMUS. We wish to extend our sincere ROPouEh the years she struggled o8, nde that kep! tyanks to our many friends and relatives for r kindness and foral tributes during our | gpRy 08 e RS K : Y AND 8ONS, GEORGE AND EDWARD. Tecent bereavement. MARY C. TIMUS AND CHILDREN. * A mother dear. & mother kind. Has gone and ieft us all behind: Etltbs. For all of us she aid her best, B0 God grant her eternal rest. BAILEY. December 27, 1922, MARIA, beloved 5 21, g Often T wander to the rd mother of Dr. Henry L. A 1 Sravaya Trom estdcace”of her son 1933 1th st now. | AR Wit betkde my mother's grave; S, " 2 | Then I think T hear ber sayis Saturday. 11 a.m. Relatives and triends in ‘Weep not, daughter. we shall meet & HER LOVING DAUGHTER. BON-IN.IAW BELL. December 27, 1022, at the residence of | AND 3 7 L Docacher o am o AND (GRANDCHILD, 1D, MACRICE Funeral services Bladensburg home, . Land st., Bunday, December 31, 10:30 a.m. OO I BAis 1 mbs SE Eiats Friends and relatives invited to attend. o ur owion ) fevever sotiied Interment at Gunston, Va. Bersices con- 88 Smother 208 weae the pery best, ducted by Rev. J. T. Holmes, at 2:30 p.m., in od your place can pever e fiiled. 8hilgh Baptist Churcu, a¢ Gunston, Va. ~® In dresme at night we vea bor; BELL. The off d bers of Elect: low e miss her nons can tell: attend the foneral Sfiter JAN! e PEne Joved oo well, : Sunday. December 31, 10 o'clock a.m.. from N INCEON /AND DADGHTERIN- the retidence of Mra. Gunn, on Lee's eatate, » CLARENCE AND MAMIE. wke car at 15th and H sts. n.c., marked (gapmo; Bindeoaburg. Get ‘off at Taitrosd crossins. | Smetior: FaNSIAT HAnaom el oradeny Wear bisck, with white gloves, this life seven years ago todsy, December SISTER DAIKY BOOKER. W. M. 5. 1915, BRO.WALTER COLEMAN, W. P, 3 RI8. NELLIE DIGGES, Seey. . Asleep in Jesu: BROOKS. Officers and members of the Men's | Oft from our hearts comes a Cliff Rock Beneficlal Association are request- Why oh, whr. did our mother di €d 10 attend the funeral of our late brother, | Then comes the soswer, 8o scothing asd ROBERT BROOKS, from Asbury Church, sweer, 11th and K ste, n'w., Bupday, December 31, Our moiher is ot dead. but only asleep. 1922, ut 1 p. We miss you here, we miss sou_there. Dear mother, we miss You eversw b Your loving smiles, your loving fu No one can 8l your vocant place. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. ESTELLE. NIE, JAMES AND MARRIETTA. * LAWBON. In heartbroken and loving memors of my desr mother, SUFAN LAWBON, who entered eternal rest one year ago today, De- cember 29, 1921. Lonely, lonely, oh, God. how lonely! 1t is sad whes God calis for ane apother. But saddest of all whea be calls sour CHILD, ALICE DEAN President. JOHN A. FRA 5 requested to attend the fu brother. ROBERT BROOK! from Asbury Church, 1ith and K sts. n.w., Sunday. December 31, 10: H. NATHANIEL RUF] BURKE. At Norfolk, Va.. December 27, 19: - widow of the late 0. W. Buri ', ‘of Lincoln, Loudon co mother of ‘arroll’ Burke and Mrs. Daniel Bride, Chatham Courts. Services and funers] at . Lincoin, Loudon county, Va., Saturday morning. & 13 MADDOX. In loring remembrance of my dear, Drtember 6.1 son, ELMER. who departed this life one year ago today, December 29, 1921, 1 thiok of you in sflence, Few eyes that ses me weep But many 8 silent toar T sbed. When others are asleep. Torn from the hearts that loved bim Gone in the best of his dars. | Leored bs wil who knew bim, o To rest In u wilent grave. | BIS LOVING MOTHER'AND FATBER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husbapd, ELMER MADDOX, who departed this 1ife - A beloved daughter of late Dani T. ,and Josephine Chase and sister of Mrs. Clars Chase Knox. Charles, A. T, George. snd the late Hattle E. and Willam i Chase Funersl Satur. ber 30, at 1 pm., from Bt piscopal Church, 234 sf. between G LW Relatives and friends in- deiphia and Kaosas City, M papers please copy.) DEMPSTER. Thursdas. December 28 1822, ar 2 m.. at his residence, the Tuxedo. MILTON. beloved’ hushand of Dempster. Funeral from the | STPRTIE 2 his brotherinlaw, F e Carden. 3576 13th st Bunshine. then rain: the pleasure, the pain, Al O'er life do the siadows ol Iate et The rose must die and the 1ips say good-bye, Lut the heart will remember all, IS DEVOTED WIFE, ALICE. One vear Las passed since that sad day, When our dear’o setery. (Baltimore papers please copy.) * DREEAR. Departad this life December 26, 1922, at 4:30 p.m.. at her residence. 907 4th st n.w. EMMA M. DREEAR. to mourn their loks six chiid Mabel, Horace, Herman, Theodora Ross, ' Blanche drs. aisn & brother, George sister, Mrs. Esther Patter. st of other relatives and friends. | MARS! Funeral from Racond Baptist Churcl, 3rd at. it bet i and I sts. n.w.. Rer. J. L. Hollomon, pestor, Sunda¥. December 31, at 1 p.m. 30° DREEAR. The Ladies’ CIiff Rock Aswociation o loving dear husband, THOMAS T. MARSHALL. who depurted ‘thia life obe year ago todsy December 29, 1921. 1 thisk of you in silence, remembrance of my ‘are hersby notified fo attend the funeral of o ot our lute aister, EMMA DREEAR. on Sunday. gk December 31, at_12:80 pm., from Second Whes Gthers s fas Ruprist Church, 3rd st., between H 80d 1| @IS DEvoTeD WirD ste. nw 2 PATLINE MARSHALL, President. i EPALL. A. M. SMITH. Secy. * |MALLORY. 1o sad and Joving remembran-e FELDER. Officers and members of the u.n'.. of my dear daugbter, MARY MALLOR CIiff Rock Renefi Association are hereby who departed this life five years ago toda). notified of the denth of our lute brother, | December 29, 1917, ARD FELDER. who was buried af God hes ciaimed my darlig daughter. Vu.. Thursday. December 25, Took the cne T loved so dear: ipm JOHNSON, Pres. To 81 her place thern is Do other. A. FRANKLI Bect. Yet 1 know she did her share. ay. December 2%, 18 at his Lach hour comes to me anew home in Emmittsburg, Md., STERLI With bitter sense of loss. GALT. voungest son of the e Mathew a5d Mary Jane Galt. Funeral services | Help me to bear my cross. the chapel. Onk Hill cemetery, on fatur-| HER LONELY MOTHER, MAGGIE CROSS * December 30, at 3:30 p.m. Tt is re- quested that po flowers be sent. (Baltimore { McCINTOSH. In sad but loving remembrancs GRUNWELL. Suddenly, December 25, 1922 e e Puuta Gorda, Fla., JANE E.. widow of ©ope year ago today, December 29, 1921. the late Alfred B. Grunwe) Dea mother, how we miss you. D. €. Funeral from Ler a: Rinee from earth you passed awar, 30th st n.w., on Tuesday, And our hearts are aching sorely at 11 am. Relatives and frien As we think of you each day. Interment in Arlington cemeters. Bk we haRr ENAE yon s SaDEY HOLMES. Thursday evening, December 25, Tn the manaons of the blessed 1822, after a long iline MARGARET Where there is o pain or sorrow, HERIXE, dunbter of Mrs. Jane sdu;] Tn your sweet eterpal rest ute Dr. Joseph A. ‘Holmes 5 i sears. Funersl from her home, R e e December 30, at 11 To have & Florious heme In heaves, When the toll of life i o'er. HER DEVUTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- DREX. B PADGETT. A tribute of love and memory to my dear mother, JENNIE E. PADGETT, who :l';l’ll‘r‘f‘:? this life one year ago, December “" HER LOVING DATGHTER. BESSIE. * ROBERTS. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, MARY ELIZ- ABETH ROBERTS. who departed this life three yeara ago today, December 29, 1919. How we misy thy welcome footstens, And the voice we I to hear; Oft we listen for thy coming, Feeling sure that thou art nesr. THE FAMILY.- * OBERTS. Sacred to the memorr of our dear. darling_mother, MARY E. ROBERTS, who OR. God. in merey pity me. ence on Suturday. Interment in M: m. Interment (p i cemeters. ® December 28, 1922, IS L. beloved husband of Flora Ma: Funeral services will be beld at Zur. funeral parlor. 301 East Capitol st.. Saturday, December 30, at 10 a.m. Inter- ment private, MARTIN-CARTER. Departed this life after a long ine~s, “Thursday. Decsmber 23, 19 ar a.m. ANNIE MARTIN-CARTER devoted mother of William Martin, the late | departed this lif> three vears ago tods Marion Brady. grandmother of James and | December 29, 1919. Alma Brads, sunt of Lynette Matthews and Today recalls & metory cousin of Lizzie Banks and Alice Hyson. Fu- Ot & loved oue laid 10 rest neral Sunday at 1 o'clock from Mount Horah And those who still rememher Thursday, Raptist Church. Ttev. Fox, pastor. (Atlantic Are those who loved her best, City. Philadeiphia and New York ity papers Lol ekt i cart e ieaseicony:) e S0 ‘when life’s course is done Thursdsy, December 28, 1922 at 8 That I may meet the one T love by home of her daughter, Mrs, W. 1a the land beyood the sun Laytonsville, Md. Funeral Batur- BESSIE. * Al s Bealsville, Md. | gagSANO. 1n sad but loving memory of eur dvow eyl dear beloved mother and _grandmother, O'BRIEN. Thursday, December 28, 1022, at| RAFFAELA SASSANO. who passed away two Georzefown Universits Hospital, ELLE! ¥ears ago today, December 29, 1920, Anmi- widow of (he Iate Josaph O'Brien. Funerai| versars high mass at Holy Rosary Church. Clements’ funeral pariors on Satrdey. | mep years have passed since that sad day. December 30, at %:30 a.m., thence to Huly | 30 e Romed = Triaity Churéh, where roquiem mass will be| Shed the one we loved was called gway.. said a1 9 o'clock. Interment at Holyrood | e in our hearts she's 1iving still. Cemetery ? . Surrounded by friends 1 am lomesome. In the midst of pleasure T am hive. With & smile on my face, and heartache Dear mother, I sm still longiug for you Oh. could T open wide the grave And see your fare once more. 2t €:30 a.m.. Miss CLARA O'DON- of New York. at the residence of 1743 N st. n.ow. Mass at St ch, North Capitol and Exe « December 30. at 7 s.an. Frien ited ‘to_wttend. Interment st RBrookivn And hear your voice, is 81l I crave, N. Y. (New York aud Baltimore, Md. As in the days of yore. Tapers please copy. ) e Home is sad, O God, how drears. STERRETT. Thursdsr night. at the Chil- Lonesome, ‘lonesome, every spot: gr»ll'{_ Hospital, JAMES MA nmn};“s‘rm lu;rmnt ;or o rot;t "I" weary, RETT, 3rd. 11 ears old. son of Willam eary. for 1 hear it no Dent and Ida Gum Sterrett. Funeral serv-| HER LOVING DAUGHTER, CONCETTA irer will be held at the residence of Dr. ROTUNDO, AND GRANDDATUGHTERS. * 3. Macbride Sterrert, Pierce Mill ., Sun- | GEPALE. In loving remembrance of our dear day afterncon at 2:30. Ioterment private. | “prother, TRVIN A. SEALE, who died four years ago today, December 9, 1918, Once the musie of hix voice 3ade our happy hearts refoice. And bis bright and smiling face Was the sunshive of our place. 26, 1922, 5 D i devoted wife of the late William H. Thomas. the age of f1. Khe leaves one grandson, a great-granddaughter and a host of friends 1o mourn_their loss. Funeral Saturday, De But his chair is empty mow cember 80, at 10 a.m., from_Dos And in bitter grief we bow. funeral parlor, Georgetown. Friends and For our hearta are empty yet relatives all are invited. - And we never can (ox‘.et. TROBS. Departed this life, suddenly, Wednes- HE FAMIUY. day night, December 27.'1922, at her home. | SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance of 1412°T st. nw. Mra. ELIZABETH E.| devoted daughter. LILLIAN ~PAULINB TROSS, beloved mother of Laura Tross. Fu.| SMITH. who departed this life thirteen :fl’ll ”'l’,fl'rl'. at gh; '\II;"B 1;_'| (::1" Re- years ago toda; mber 29, 1909. ecmer, Lutheran, &th st. above Florida ave. | Basd, n.w., £aturday, December 30, at 2 Prhar e ¥ iveit> clasp her 5 ey, D, /. Wiscman, (pastor. Her pleasant smile made 1ife worth while, VOLEMAN, December 20, 1922, at 8 a.m.. Which meant so much to me. at her residence, 3300 Prospect ave., ODELIA | HER DEVOTED _MOTHER, MAB) \'D'ILE.)I:\ e !}:!lllllef}:\ullle 1“:“ H!ll;y C. FLETCHER WARNER. - wnd Laura Volkman. Notice of fuverul later. Y. 1s sod Gt loving Temembraney’of i D Tiear” uvband. and. Tather. RETH A. 2 38Th &Y TERRY. who departed this life four years Tor many yests & faithful cleric| 980 tday. December 39, 1918, of the patent officy Days of 'llllltu“.:llll '“?-o-. us, WILSON. Wedneday, December 27. 1022, at| piecret tears ol often Sows e Telored: noband 'of Auon Fo Wilted | gush YO8 left s fou yeas sa e o (nee Ferrin). Funersl services at’ b late i) VING WIFE AND CHILD) % : Y 2t | THOMAS. In loving remembrance of our dear den e O P s ecmatery. - P | *'wite ace mother, CATHERING E. THOMAS (nee B:lrtlt)‘ 'h.ll‘j.‘ four years 850 today, In Memoriam. Ppean 23, 1 Today recalls sad memories, Of & loved one gone o rest, BOOKER. In sad but loving remembrance of And those who thi of her today, aur dete hTu:-na‘ and :;?hf;:.. WILLIAM B "Are those that loved Ner best. BOOKER, who de; h e fourtse: What woul n Fears ago today, December 29, 1908. RRCUOUIA ) 158 40 g e e his_soul re: For her loving words and smili; Ma, in_ peace. * BIS LOVING WIFE AND Bt NETTIE E. Uade our Tite worth while. © - AND GEORGE H. BOOKER. THORNE. In sad but loving remembrance of BURNETT. In loving remembrance of my r dear husband father, HENRY C. dearly beloved hur THOMAS "BUR- | THORND, who departed this lie thres years NETT, who depurted this life eight years| ago today. December 29, 1919, ago. December 29, 1914. " . .|. Just & ling af sweet remembrance Daye of sadness &till éome o'er me, Of a husband and father laid to rest, Secret tears do often Sow: A4 those who still remember him Bat memory keeps you ever mpar me, Are those who lovad him bes! ‘Though you died eight years ago. DEVOTED WIFE Al HIS WIFE FANNIE, CARTER. In sad but loving- remembrance of ‘my dear father, DEWEY CARTER. who de- CEMETERIES. parted this lite four years ago today, De- cember 29, 191X, & S m s e waene |- FORT LINCOLN Whees s dariing farber s sleepi re m; ather ia . ey ing The Park Cemetery Nom-Seetarian Perpetual Care In_the cold and silent clay. LOVING DAUGHTER, MARIB Délfll“' Beautiful and Stting location. Readily acoessible—os electric car FUNERAL DESIGNS. R s o |Office: 705 12th SLLW, i n—nmmm‘ Write for lilust tod Boelded...;