Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 7

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Four story building on 14th street just below You street. Store on first floor and three apartments of 5 rooms and bath. Gross Rentals $4,000 ‘KEEVER «dGOS REALTORS |, M 4752 1415 Eye St. DR. GRANT ESCAPES TRIAL FOR HERESY Episcopa_l Rector, Rebuked, Is Told by Bishop His State- ments Are “Vague.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 2.—Rev, Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension, has escaped trial for here- &y for his pulpit utterances, in which he professed doubt as to the deity of Christ. Bishop William T. Mannipg, who had demanded that Dr. Grant either recant or resign, says, in a letter to the rector, published today, that his statements are ‘too vague and am- biguous, and that a heresy court re- quires clear nad convincing proof of disbelief. “Therefore, the Present matter rests,” says the bishop, The bishop rebuked Dr, Grant not only for his recent utterances, but also for his “advocacy of easy di- Cxtract From Bl | Bishop Manning’s letter bega “My Dear Dr. Grant” and read, in part “The real issue which you have raised by your own utterances is whether you believe that Jevys Christ is Lord and God, for if you do not so believe, it is plain that you cannot, with self-respect, or with freedom to express your real convictions, con- tinue to hold your place as a minister of a church whose whole life and | teaching is founded on this belief. “It is this faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, which you refrain from clear- Iy expressing in your letter. You rather confirm the impression that you do not so believe, but you do not say so plainly and definitely. The terms in which you express your faith in Christ are all of the terms which may be used, and are in fact used, by teachers who definitely deny The February Sale Of Life Time Furniture ; i S An Opportrmicy You Shouldn’t Miss Remarkably Low Prices on Good Life Time Furniture Make This Once-a-Year Event a Good Time to Buy The Tebruary Sale 0 ticipate your needs and enj affords. Karpen Overstuffed Furniture Karpen three-plece sulte-in brocaded mohair . AURNITURS four. Regular Karpene Karpen Pillar Arm Suite in Reversible cushions ........ . Single Karpen Davenport in Regular Karpenesqye conmstruc- tion . Purchases may be made at the low February Sale prices and free storage ar- ranged for 90 days. Life Time Furniture Seventh Street beautiful $350 Good-looking Karpen Suite in tapestry or ve- Regular Karpenesque con- $225 $295 blue velour onl; . $150 tapestry. If it’s real good furniture you're wanting, and if you want it for less than its regular price, just drop in here at the Life Time Furniture Store during our February Sale. During this sale every piece_gf our fine Life Time Fur- niture is marked at a price surfinsmgly low. oy the benefits this sale An- ‘Attractive Bedroom Furniture Grand Rapids made Suite of mahogany, four fine pieces Four-piece Queen Anne Suite in walnut or mahogany. . $285 $295 Handsome Suite in ivory, 9 pleces, twin poster beds with blue hand-painted flower deco- rations ........ line and $375 Bingle Dresser in French gray, putty, i e $29.75 finish Is More Than a Name MaYér 899 CO. Between D REEVES FACES SEVEN MORE LARCENY CHARGES Lawyer and Realty Operator Waives Hearing and Is Re- leased on $4,000 Bond. Seven additional charges of larceny after trust have been filed against Ralph Doyle Reeves, thirty-three years old, 419 Upshur street, who was arrested ten days ago by Detectives O’Brien and Livingston on two similar jcharges. A preliminary examination was walved in Poliee Court in the two charges on which he was arrcsted and bond in the sum of $4,000 was Eiven to awalt the action of tho garnd ury. Reeves is a lawyer and realty oper- ator, and it is charged that financial dealings in realty transactions re- sulted - disastrousiy to the -clients named as complainants. Complainants in the seven cases iand the amounts involved are record- ed on the police blotter as follows: James Sturdevant, Overlook, $300: John Johnson, 52 Quincy street, $220; Harry Stevens, 1334 U street, Ana- costia, $50; Clinton L. Scott, Overlook, 3$500; ' Douglass Gordon, 778 Morton street, $100; G. F. Carr, Herndon, Ya. $100, and Everett Stough, Mount. Rainler, Md., $50. Reeves was not arrested on the seven additional charges. Detectives |82y they will be presented to the grand jury without a Police Court hearing. e 2, 1923, THE WEATHER Tho District of Columbia znd Mary- land—Raln tonlght and tomorrow; colder tomorrow afterncon, much colder tomorrow night and Sunday; moderate to fresh shifting winds, be- coming northwest. Virginia—Rain tonight and iomor- row; -~ colder tomorrow afternoon, much colder tomorrow night and Sun- moderate to fresh southeast and south, shifting to west winds. West Virginia—Rain tonight; to- morrow rain turning into snow and colder; cold wave tomorrow night. Records far Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—Yesterday, 4 p.n., 41; 8 pm., 41; 12 midnight, 38. Today, 4 am., 38;'8 am., 40; noon, 45 Barometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 29.87 8 p.m., 20.56; 12 midnight, 29.§ day, 4 am., 20.37; § a.m., 29.9 30.01. Highest temperature, 45, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 37, occurred at 6'a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 56; lowest, 3 Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the Wwater at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 34; condition, very muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:55 a.m. and p-m.; high tide, 8:35 a.m. and $:56 p.m, Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:39 am. and high tide, 9:24 ‘am. and 5 md Moon. deity. There is no statement in vour letter which._indicates any belief on your {undm’r.vuun Christ, the eternal son of God. The second person of the holy trinity. i Case Summed Up. “You stand. in this position: You have, by your own utterances, caused grave doubt in the mind of the church at large as to your belief in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ. You have been given opportunity to remove this doubt, but you have not done so. You have made vour reply | L9, e in words which fall to make clear vour beliéf in this cssential truth. There, for the present, the mat- ter rests. Sincerely yours, “WILLIAM T. MANNING.” Comment on Bishop Manning's let- ter was unobtalnable from Dr. Grant At his residence a servant said: “Dr. Grant begs to be excused. The servant did not know whether :‘h:“lruv;. ;i-h-rn to the press by the vriter, had bee ceiv, Eltex n received by the FEELY QUITS U. S. POST TO SET UP LAW OFFICE Attorney Has Been Employe in Interior Department WILLIAM G. FEELY. William G. Feely, for ten years as. sistant attorney in the offica of the solicitor of the Department of the In- terior, resigned Wednesday to enter private practice in Washington. He has joined partnership with Alexander T. Vogelsang, former first assistant secretarv of the interior, and Matthew A. Cram, former deputy commissioner of internal revenue, un- der the firm name of Vogelsang. Brown. Cram and Feely. in associa- tion with the firm of Vogelsang & Brown of San Francisco. Mr. Feely came to Washington in 1007 from Providence, R. L. to acoept 1 a post in the Tnterior Department. He was appointed assistant attorney in the solicitor’s office in 1912 and was continuously associated with that of- fice sinca. He attended Rrown Uni- versity, i a graduate of the George- town Law School and fs a member of the local bar. “MISSING MAN” RETURNS. Morrls Spitzer. twenty-four years old, of 229 Bryant street northeast, was yesterday afternoon reported to [the police as having disappeared. but at 6 o'vlock he had returned home after having heen gone since 9 o'clock. in the morning. Sun rose 7:15 a.m.; sun sets 9 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7 sets 5:30 p.m, Moon rises 6:58 p.m.; sets 7:40 a.m. Automobile lamps to bo lighted one-half hour after sunset. Weather In Varlous Citles. :14 a.m.; sun RO Stations, wpaaisak eudm ase Abilene, Tex. 20 01 Albany 29.98 Asbury Park .. 01 0 Atlantie City 20794 Glondy Baltimore .. 29.94 Cloudy .04 Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clondy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Ttain Clear Pr.cloudy Clear Cloudy Gioudy Clear Rain Clear Cloudy Cloudy Soow Cinclonatl. Cleveland Deover .. Detroit .. El Paso. Galveston Helena ... 0. Huron, &1 29.98 Jucksonville. 30,14 Ransas Oity 29 88 Los Angele: Louisville .. Miami, Fla New Orleans 30.06 Philadelphia. 79.96 Phoenix. Ariz 30,02 Pittsburgh... 30.00 Portland.Me. 29.90 Portland.Ore 30 4> Raleigh,N.C. 2904 S. Lake City 30.00 San_Antonio, 20 &2 §. Francisco. 30,15 §t. Touis... 0.88 8t. Paul..’". 2990 Seattle 1130050 Kpokane .. {04 WARH., D.C. 204 18 Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 0 82 o 3 30 o s 2 a7 FOREIGN. (S am., Greenwich tima, tod Temperature. 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Tale phone Adams 105 i atter. biack and whiite, femaie, Tos broke d_S10 & EARRING_Silver sct with rhi . gold acrew. an’ Sunday evening in or near Keitn's | or in'or mear the Pekin. Lincoln 6060, V.W desk. “Reward . “information | i 5 Economical R Painting When you are all ready to tackle that painting job, the first thing to do is to consult Our Practical Paint Experts who will advise you con- cerning the amount and grade of paint necessary to cover the required sur- face. Then you seccure the paint AT LOW PRICES This free advice and low-priced paint’ is avail. able to all. Avail yourself of both now!!! We carrr a_complete line PRATT & LAMBERT ACME QUALITY arnishes and of and Faints, Enamel, FOX TERR! swers {o uame Fido: Cards of Qtfjanks. BURROWB. We wish to extend our sincore thanks fo our neighbors, relatives sad) fricnds far their kindoess ‘and floral offer- ings Curing the fliness and receyt desth of our dear mother, HARRIBTT A. BURROWS. HBR CHILDREN PARKER. 1 wish (o thank my friends for thelr aympathy and fioral offerings during the fllness and death of my mother, EMILY PARKER. DAUGHTER, SADIB WALKER. RODDY. 1 wish to sincerely thank my many friends and relatives for thelr sympatby and foral offerings at the death of my beloved wife. “B. J. RODDY. 3¢ Deaths. OARR. January 31, 1923, at 10:30 pm.. at her_residence, 329 O st. s.w., GERTRUDE CARR (nee Cresmiond), the beloved wife of Frank P. Carr. Funeral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock from 8t. Dominic's Church. Rela- tives and friends invited. “‘Farewell, kind friend slumbers until meet a, . HER HUSBAND. CHAMBERLIN. At Albuguerque, N. M., 30, 1923, GEORGE R., beloved bua- arges and son of the late P4 rab R. Chamberlin. Funeral services at Harvey's undertaking estublish- ment, 1523 14th st. o.w., Sat Y. bruary 3. at’spm. Interment at Rock Oreek come. tery. 20 CLARK. Suddenly. Friday, Februars 2, 1923, at 2:20 a.m., NELLIE BLY CLARK, beloved wife of Robert H. C Fugeral from her late residence, on Monday, February 3* DAVIS. Departed this lifo Wedoesda. ary 31, 1923, at St. Elizabeth's Hospl MARGARET DAVIS, the beloved mother of Trene Henson. Funeral Sund: February 4. U pm., from Feace Baptist Churc st n.e. beiween 13th and 14th, Kev. N. T. Moore, pastor. - FURLONG. Thursday. February 1. 1923, at 9 am, his residence, " Elnido, Va., IRWIN FURLO. aged 74 years. Fu- neral “from his late residence, Saturdas, | February 5, at 2 p.m . GRAHAM. Wednesdar, January 31 1923, at . ce, 1447 2208 at. b GRAHAM, beloved husband of iraham (oee French), aged 01 from above residence Saturday, " "at 9230 am.. thence fo St Church, where mass will be sald at 10- o’clock for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Tuter: Coogrossional cemeters. GUNN. Departed this life Friday. 2. 1923, at 9 a.m., at her siste 1303 Florida ave. ANNIE of H. S. Gunn. “Notice of fuseral later. HAMILTON. Thursdes, February 1, 1923, a 1:45 a.m., at her son's residence. 5416 Con- duit road, NANCY JANE HAMILTON, aged 78, beloved wife of late Benjamin F. H: - ton. She {s survived by five d four sons. Funers at 2130 pom.: nd sweet be thy Funeral February February residence, B., belosed wife wervices M. E. Sleep on, dear mother, rour labor's o'er, Your loving bands shail toil no more: A faithful motber, hotb true and kind, A better mother ‘we cannot find HER LOVING CHILDREN. HILL. Thursdsy, Februsry 1, 1923, HARRY, ved son of William and the late Jeanette aged 27 years. Funeral from bis late residence, “Crystal Spring ave., Capitol Heights, 'Md., Monday, Februars 5, at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Matthias' Church, where muss will be xaid at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment Congressional ceme- tery. 4 HUTTON. January 30 1923. at Baltimore. Md., HENRY HUTTON. in the 58th year of his ‘age, beloved husband of Jeunle Andress and son of the late Nathaniel Henry and Meta Van Ness Huttoo. - . JACKSON. Departed this life Tebrusry 1 1923, at 5:27 a.m.. at her residence. 703 13th’st. n.c., LOUISE, devoted wife of Ar- thur Jackson, loving mother of Catherine. James, Alice’and John. loving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bond. Funeral Satur. day, February 3. at 10 a.m.. from St. Thom an ' Church. Chapel Point. Md.. where requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul Oh, how wa miss the welcome footsteps Gf the one we love s dear. But _her spirit whispers sweetly to us, "“”r not, for in beaven we wi o. aga % HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. 2¢ JOSE. Thureday, Februsry 1. 1923. at 9:15 pom.. 1DA, wife of the late Jacob Jose. Funeral sersices at the residence of her son 3206 18th st n.w., Saturdas, February 3, at 1:30 p.om. loterment (private) in Glenwnod vemeters. KINGSBURY, Thursdar his liome. 1820 Wroming ave. KINGSBURY, U. 8. A. Funeral from | 1529 Wroming sve.. Saturdax. February 3 At_10:30 o'clock. Interment at Arlington | national cemeters. i KINGSBURY. The District of Columbia Com mandery of the Militars Order of the Lotal Tegion of the United Stafes announces the death of Hercditary Companion HLNRY RINGSBURY UL S, Arms, in th Cits.” February 3. Funeral sersice, will be held ce. 1829 Wroming Aven 0 instant at 10:30° AN joterment National Cemeters,” Arlington. Virginia. Rear Admiral CHARLES H T. §. Nave, Commander G. HPOWELL. Recorder MORGAN. o Panama. Januarr 12 19 GEORGE W .. son of the late Jobn T. and Cornelia G. Morgan of A Tnterment at Selma, Ala.. Saturday, Februsrs 3. ¥ BEAVES. January 30, 1923, at 6:30 o'clock, at the residence of her ron. Eider Barbour. Tairmont Heights, Md, Mre MARTHA V. RFAT n full iriumph of faith. She leaves 15 mourn their lnts a danghier. Mra. Annie Judd: an adopred danghter, Bessic Meates: n devoted dasugh terin-law, Mrs. F. S. Rarbour: three sens. | Fider S.'J. Barbour. Mr. Foiton Harris and Mr. James Reaves. and two devoted grandehilaren. Mra. Martha Jobnsen and tov. 3. S, Milier, and a host of other srandchildren. relattves and friend Taine can be seen at her daughter's. Judd, Bell st.. Burrsille, from' Penple’s S. D. A. Chure ste. now.. Saturday, 2 oclock and friends fnvited. SCHUMACHER. Thursdas, February 1, 1 wt her residence, 711 20th st. n.w.. FRANCES SCHUMACHER, aged 9 rears. Funeral from Nevius parlors. N . o Saturday, Febr at 3:30 p.m. Inter ment in Prospect Hill cemeters. v SINCLAIR. Thursdas. Fehruary 1. 1923, at ihe residence of his davghter. Mrs. Treing Cummings. §241 de Longpre ave.. Loy An eles, Calif.. HENRY D. SINCLATR, be fored hushand of Tillie M. Sinclair. 1n terment los Anzeles, Calif, Saturdas. Februars 3 . SISTER JULIA. Februars 1, 19 o] HENE 5 At the STOCK TON, M Thursday. Februars 1. 1023 at 11:30 a.m.. SISTER JULIA of (he Sacred Feart. a feacher of Notre Dame. con with Gonzags Bors' Sehool. Mass at Alorsius Church. Saturday. Februars b, 9 a.m. Interment at Maunt Olitet ce SPRAGAUN. Tuesdas, Januars 30. 1023 gt 11:15 pm.. JULTA, fhe belaved wifa of Daniel Spragaun and mother of David Jones: and Betty Nteverson snd the late Isgbella Jones. Fuperal Saturday, Feby pom.. from ber late residence, 1 n'w.' Relatives sud friends invited tend. between Tnion Station and W., B & 4. sta tion. Please return Union Transter Co.. Union Station. . r Presbyterian Church. Re- PY KEYR Beiween 1733 Col td. and 2412 1 st Reward. 1733 Col. rd. . NECKDACE, ROPE of seed pe nd_onyx, with gold lorgnettes, abont a week 8go, £30 reward. A. D. Addison. 508 17th st 20 PENCIL, gold. engraved initials . 1. Feb. 1. reward. A D, on Keith's and 11th and H stx ; 2. 2150 W ave. onesand_smaller ““Macgaret” on It, on Reward. Adams 3 i pockethook with nam hus Yandas ovening. 4400 1 EL * senti coln 7445 W. Tuesday prized as gift; no questions asked: large reward. Phone Pr. 5630. ITCASE—Taken by mistake from piatform, Tnion station. 7:30. f eorgia_train. car black patent leather drevs suitcase, Kindly return to sps. blue lining. Room 405 Ubfon station and receive bag that parties took in place of one advertised for. TMBRELLA—Brown silk; lost on Georgetown 2348 20th st. now. TMBRELLA - Wednesday affernoon. 1ads's umbrella, silver ring handie; initi Reward. Herbert D. Lawson, 308 Eastern ave., | Takoma Park. WRIST WATCH, gold, Figin, and Chureh sts ¥ at. car WRIST WATCH and . with monogram F. M. C., hetween 818 n.w. and Munses bidg. and 14th and T Thursdas, Fedruary Reward if returned to 818 T st. n.w ik b between 171l and 14ith and’ F. possibly on i ERD ; CEMETERIES. | NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HILL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST ‘Washington's Beautifal Burial Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service— Ohoice _plots—3oderate prices—Terms. Office, 17th and Pa. Ave. S.E. Linc. 6502.J. For Booklet, Information of Visit to Ceme- ters, Call MR. OAYLOR, Linc. 983, FORT LINCOLN The Park Cemetery rian Perpetual Care and_fiting location. ¥ ‘accessible—ou electric car ige. Qo Baltimore boulevard, at District line. Office: 705 12th St.N.W. Phone Franklin 4745 Write for IHustrated Booklet FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St. Prompt auto delivery sersice, dalstic—eapressive—inespensive. TALBOTT. At Carroll Springs Sanitorium, February 1. 1823, Mrs. LAURA OSBORN, widow of the late Thomas Morgan Talbotf. a3t the age of K3 vears. Services at 333 Ivania avenue Saturday, February 3, Fntered unto rest Thuradsy, 1923, at 11:00 p.m.. at b , 1518 T st nw.. ALICE 6., beloved wife 'of Alexander Trimble and sister of George M. Cook. Funeral from the Nine tronth Streel Baptist Church Sunday, Feb 1 pm. Eriends and reiatives Feb. resi “Thoreday. Februars 1 tor Feed Hospital, WILLIAM Notice of funcral Iter WINFIELD. Thursday At his_ residence Macomb wf. .w HARVEY T. WINFIELD. beloved hus band of Felen M. Winfleld (nec Kline) Funeral will take place from his late resi dence at = o'clock Monday, February 5. 4 In Memoriam. 'BALDERSON. In loving memory of my fSance, PAUL O. BALDERSON, who died one year ago today, February 2, - ‘bat is in my heart.”” 'Words canpot explain w SAOMDA_ 18 N. T 1d but loving remembrance B dariing bor. PACL C. BALDERSON: Who entered nto eternal rest one year ago Today, February 2, 1922, Today récalls the memories Of a loved one laid to rest, . And the ones who are thinking of him Ao the "oacs who Toved him best Tn my heart sour memory lngers, 1ovioR, fond and true: The 1923, at Wal R. WICKS. Februars 1, 1 =, 1022 %ot & dav. dear Paul, That 1 40 not think of sou. AI1S BROKEN HEARTED MOTHER. * TZ. In everlasting memors of my BB ictand., JOSBEH BEHABETZ. whp ntered Into eteroal bappiness February 2, 1920. Days of sadness still come o'er me, ecret tears still often flow: But you are in memory near me. “Though death claimed ¥ou three vears ag: BiB LAVING WIFB, AMNA BEHABETZ . In sad but loving remembrance of our BELL: v3n 4nd brother. ARTRUR BELL, who departed this life cieven years ago toduy, February 2, 1912. home of fa now & hining Dwelling fn the holy city With the golden gates ajar. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND BROTHERS. E. In sweet and loving_remembrance of D mother, EMILY DICE, who departed this 1ife “twelve years ago foday, February 2, | 1911, My dear mother. safe io_the vale, i Watches the boatman, waits for ‘the sail | Rearing her loved ones over the tide Into the harbor. near to her side. HER _DBVOTED DAUGHTER, TIBRS. DOBBINS. In loving remembrance of my doar Tather. JAMBS DOBBINS, who departed this life oge vear ago today, February %, 1022, When they ask if I miss him, Yes, it Olls my heart with pain; His_splrit sweetly whiepers, - “Weep not: in heaven we'll meet again.” HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ELSIE MAR- SHALL. > less beauty LULA | GETTS. HUTCHISO! JONES. " In Memoriam, DORSEY. 1In sdd but loving remembrance nf ny di daughter, MARY DORSEY, wha departed thls, lifo’ eight years ago lodas, February 2, 1915, When Gaughbter breathed The stroke mecant more an tel) The world secmn like a Without the smile of de But we know God ouly I To “us for awhile: For when the angels came to take yom, You were ready with a smile. Oh, dear daugbter, how T miss you, Bince God claimed you for His own No one knows the srief and sorrow That has come within my home. DEVOTED ~MOTHER. MARTHA DORSEY. FARMER. Iu sad and joving remembranee of my dear mother, MARY E. FARMER. who departed this life one year ago tod: Febry ary 1922, Today recalls sad memories Of & loved one gone 1o rest, And those who stlil remember hot Are the ones who loved ber bext on, dear mother, your labor is o'er Your loving hands shall toll no more A falth(ul mother, both true and kind; A bhetter mother we cannot find HER DAUGHTER, MINNIE B. BATTEN- FELD, - FARMER. Sacred to the memory of my dear mother, MARY E. FARMER, who entered into eternal rest one year ago today, Febri ber last farewell, than any tungue other place, daughter’s face, ned you In God's home of fadeless beauty &he 15 now a shining star, Dwelling fu the holy city With the golden gates ajar. 1 shall meet ber gome bright moring Resting by tbe waters fair: She fs waiting for my comiog Tn my Fatber's mansion fair Every day brings back swect mewories Every memory briogs a tear Deep within my heart T cherish Thoughts of ove I loved to dea No one knows the sileut Leartache Only those who have fost can fell Of the grief that is born in silen.e For the one 1 loved so well HER LONELY DAUGHTER CATHERINE. * FORSTER. In sad but loving remembrauce of our dear sister, ROSIE, FORSTER, who_de- parted this life Bfteen S cars ago t Feb. ruary 2, 1908, In the gravesard, silently sleeping Where the flowers geotly wave, Lies our sister we loted so dearly lo her cold aud silent grave. HER LOVING BROTHERS, JOHN AND HENRY FORSTER. - FEDERICL In #ad but loving remembrance of our dear bustagd and father. JOHN FEDERICL, who departed this life Sve years o, February 2, 1918 Five years have gone xioce that sad day, When' the one we lored was called awas God took him bome, It was His will, But in onr hearts' we love bim still HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN 1} memory of our dear father GEORGE H. GBTTS, who depawied this Life February 2, 1005, and brother, JOSELT 1 GETTS, who died’ December 50, 1904 We know God onls lsned sou To us for a while. For when the angels came You were ready with 3 HUTCHISON. Tn sad hut | of our dear son, ARTHUR LOUIS HUTCBI SON. who departed thin life cight scats ago today, Februars 2, 1915 Fight vears have passed since hat sad When the ove we loved was called awar. God took him home—it was His will Rut in our hearts we Jove him still HIS LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER In_mewors of ARTHUR LOUIS HUTCHISON, who dicd eight sear ago today, February Eight years bate gove, my Louis, dear. Kince you passed om wnd left us bere 1 miss you, and my heart is sore But up in heaven we'll moet once more GRANDMOTHER. * Sacred to the memory of our be loved mother, EMMA KATHERINE JO Who departed this life ooe ear ago todar. February 2, 1922. Every day brings back sweet memorics Evers memors brings a tear Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of one we loved so dea No ove knows the silent heartache Oniy thoss who have lost can tol OF the grief that is borpe in silence For the one we loved tn well HER CHILDREN JONES. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear beloved wife. EMMA K. JONES, whe ‘died ove car ago today, February 1922, A loving wife 1 enco c How sweet the mems Some day rour hand will « Aud vever sar farewell And when the evening sun And 1 am sittiog a Ta my heart there come 1f sou could only come lome YOUR LOVING HUSBAND FRANK. * JONFS, In loving memory of our dear dauzh ter wnd sister, EMMA K. JONES (nee Gun uett), who passed into (e zreat bexond one Year ago todar take you, FAMILY. ing remembrance day Febroary 2.1 “He giveth’ His heinted rest.” HER LOVING FATHER AND SIS MAE KLINE. In sad bot my dear husband WILLIAM H. KLINE mortal life scen year 2, 1916, ONG. In leting remembrance of our L Sier and mothenindew. TBREMA 1A Whe departed this life %5 rears ags (oda February =, 1021 Just when her light was brightest Just when ber hopes twere est She was (aken from tois world of pain To s home of eternal rest HER DEYOTED SON AND DATGHIER 1N LAW. CLIFFORD AND VIRGINIA LANG LONG, A tribute of lore and memory of mr dear mother, TERESA LONG. who departerd this life two sears ago fodar, February 2. 1921 > HER SON, ROBERT EVEREIT LONG. MARSHALL. Tn sad and loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, WILLTAM 3. SARSHALL Who died oot sears szo ¥ 2, 191 the memors nving remembrance o i our detoted father. who departed thi go todar. Fobruary MILY. ® s of a dear one rest se who still remember him are those who lored him best cheerful smile and kindly wars are pleasant to recall Rind word for evars cne. and_died beloved br all THE FAMILY. * O'NEIL. In saddest of cur dariing Title bog BILLY arted this 1ifc one year ago todas gt Another sweet floser has withers A gem from the cashet set fre A Jumb in the fold of the Shepherd Who said: ““Let him come unto 1oe. Ais February the one s soung and fa nhers sweet and knaws no cAre His heart was pore. his life so Vet not eur will hut God's be done MOTHER AND DADDY remembrance of my dear who_died February 2, WILLIAM B., who RAPP. ‘mother, In_ lostn “ARAH B 010, snd dear father, died’ Javuars 6, 1023 or hearts xour memories linger, I ety temaer. fond and true: There is oot a day dear dad and mother, That e do not think of sou LOVING SON HARRY AND FA _FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. S rap deicohone _Main 2473 Y. Sowrrn \WLERS -~ - G—A = = o _ i, MORTICIANS A = Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. NE. _____Phome I. = JAMES T. RYAN 317 TA. AVE.BE, ol Lincoln 142, Model COAR icate Ambulances Livers in Conmection. Eatabliahed 1573 Telephons Col THE S. H. HINES CO,, ._¥. HINES, Prop., nw MR Fpeare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET. NW N 3 Wiliis B. Speare Bimus R Speare 11?;“ . Joseph F. Birch’s Sons St. N.\V. Ertablished 1841 3034 M St. N.W. B 26 Automobile Service. 3. 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