Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1923, Page 7

sz WUEL HARTDES (55 ] - whscmonou- [gGHNGION STUDY |, o o st AFTER OPERATION General Manager of Lans- burgh & Bro. Rose to Posi- tion From Job as Cash Boy. LIFETIME FURNITURE, MAYER&CO. T StBet.DEE ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent morrow atternoon at 3 o'clock at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, 3rd and E streets northwest, with Magonto hon- ors. The interment will be in the Washington Hebrew cemetery. The body, previous to the funeral ser fee, Will lie in state at the under- taking establishment of Joseph Gawler's Sons, 1730 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. The store of Lansburgh & Bro. will be closed all day tomorrow out of respect to the memory of Mr. Hart. Mr, Hart is survived by one broth- er, Gilbert Hart of Chicago, and three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Bass, Mra. Ida Major and Miss Carrle Hart, all of this city. Rose From Cash Boy. The rise of Samuel Hart from the obscure position of cash boy to gen- ¢ral manager of ono of Washington's largest department stores reads like a chapter from the life of a hero in a Horatio_Alger book. Taking as his slogan ‘“Work, work, work!” Mr. Hart climbed the ladder of success one rung at a time and as he climbed took with him the estcem of those he passed. Born {in Washington fifty-four years ago, he was graduated from the public schools of this city and immediately chose the mercantile business as the field of his endeavor. His first posi- tion was that of cash boy with the firm of Lansburgh & Bro. He never left that company and attributed much of his success to the fact that he knew how to “stick.” Mr. Hart's first advancement was to the position of stock boy, after which he became a cashier. He was next made a sales- man, buyer, assistant manager and, finally, manager. He had held the last position for twenty-three years and had completed forty years of un- interrupted service with Lansburgh & Bro. when he died. Store Grew Apace. - During the time Mr. Hart was manager, the store grew until it oc- cupled four times the area it had T. WASSERBACH DEAD. Former Coast and Geodetic Burve Employe D. C. Resident 50 Yun. Theodore Wasserbach, seventy-one years old, died yesterday following a long lllness, at the family home, 1900 R street norfhwest. Funeral services where solemn requiem mass will be said for the repose of the soul. Mgr. Mackin and Rev. John McNamara will conduct the mass. The interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr. Wasserbach had been a resi- dent of this city for half a century. Three years ago he retired after a long service from the United States coast and geodetic survey. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Katherine Wasserbach, and one daughter, Mrs. N. H. Darton of this cit —_— MEMORIAL TO HEROES. Work on the 1st Division memorial to be erected in the White House grounds near 17th street, opposite the Corcoran Gallery of Art, will be start- ed February 15 and completed before the close of the year, according to Sherrill, the engineer officer in charge of ' public buildings and grounds. The memorial is similar {n general design to the Battle monu- ment at West Point, N. Y., and will cost about $100,000, contributed by former members of the 1st Division in -ommemoration of 4,411 of their com- rades who lost their lives during the world war. The design is-the joint work of Daniel French and Charles Gllbert, artists of high repute. Col, MRBS. W. N. SOMMERS DIES. Mrs. Margaret Newton Sommers, widow of Col. S. L. Sommers, died at her home, Arlington, Va., January 29. LECTURE TOMORROW of Course of Talks on Government. The course of lectures on govern- ment, under the auspices of the ‘Washington Study, will be inaugu- rated tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock, at the Highlands, California street and Connecticut avenue, with an address on “Forms of Govern- ment,” by Representative Robert Luce of Massachusetts. The Wash- ington Study was organized recently for the study of the government and history of the Capital city. The lectures in this course will be held every Wednesday and Thursday for a period of six weeks, Ash Wed- nesday, February 14, excepted. Luncheons will follow the lectures on each Thursday during the eourse, at which the speaker of the day will be the guest of honor and the spon- sors will be invited as guests. Galllard Hunt, editor of the State Department, will speak next Thurs- day on the subject of “Sources of the Constitution of the United States.” Mrs. Charles Warren will be the hostess of the luncheon on that day. Inquiries as to tickets for the course or specifio lectures should be addres: to Miss Maria Ewing at The JHighlands. CONNER—CASTELL. Mr. and M: ATTRELL. BEATTY, our relative nd friends for thelr kindness, floral offeri: at the recent MI! beloved busband aud father, F. MEYER. HIS WIFE, D\!J",BT!B AND 80 Wishirg to express our sincere thaoks to the many friends, old and new el hbfln. relatives and officers and members of No. 4, P. 0. of A. lnd floral offeriny loved aunt, EM! FAMILY. We wish to extend our sincers thanks to our many relatives and friends for their kindness, sympathy and floral offerings i ihe death Gf our dear mothe: WILLIAMS, for their sym- the death of W. KNIGHT AND MARIA THB FAMILY. ¢ Marriage. James T. Conner announce “the marriage of their dsughter GERTRUDE MAE, to GEORGE JRUNSELL CASTELL, Monday, Februa Deaths. ALLEN. Monday, February 5. 1923, at er residence, 2501 Pennsylvania ave. n. MARY A. ALLEN, ‘widow of the late Wil services from Joseph F. funeral pariors, 3084 M st. n.w., Thursday, February 8, at 1:30 p.m.. Inter: ment at’ Oakwood, Fails Church, Va. Birch's Suddenly, Friday, February 2, 1923, at 11 o'clock, THOMAS, the loving husband of Heorietta Attrell ‘and son of Agnes Moore, brother of Lucy Camacks and James Attrel . uncle of William Henderson, son-in-law of Mrs, five sisters-in-law and three brothers-in and & host of other relatives and friends to mournthelr lo Eliza Mackall, leaving Funeral Wednesday, Feb ruary 7, at 2 o'clock, from Cosmopolitan Bapilst "Church,” N bei, 9th and 10th n.w. Rev. 8. P. W.' Drew officiating. Relatives and friends fovited, . Suddents, February 5, ged 60 yours. 1923, IDA Funeral from LAWSON. . * | LOOKER.” Monday, MoGILTON, MILLER. MOORE. Deaths. Departed this life February 4, 1028, at 1019 Kenyon st. n.w.. MILDRED LAWSON, beloved mother of Richard Law won. Funeral Thursday at 1 o'clock, from the First Baptist Church. = February 5, 1923, GELA TURNER, beloved wite of Kegiald Looker. Services at St. Columba’s Cliape] Welnontry Borseacs 55 solpmp p.m. Ce d Marysville,’ Oliio” papers please A. WALTERPO- | MoGONVILLE. Sunday, February 4, 1928, at 9:50 p.m., JAMES D., beloved husband of Mary C. McConville. Funeral from his late vesidence, 1016 22nd st. n.w., on Wednes @ay, February 7, at 8:30 a Requiem at St. Stephen's Church at 9 o'clock. ives and friends lnvited. Interment (private) Baltimore, Md. [3 MoOONVILLE. The members of Washington Council, No. 224, Knights of Columbus, are advised of the death on February 4, 1923, at his reaidence. 1016 22nd st. n.w.. of Brot JAMES D. McCONVILLE, and are requested to attend his funeral services on Wednesda: February 7, at 9 a.m. at St. Stephen Chureh, "25th and Pa. ave. n.w JAMES A. SULLIVAN, G. K DR. A. D. WILKINSO Monday, February 5. 1923, at 2:45 pan., at his residence. 945 L st. n.w. THOMAS' McGILTON, Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geler's Sons’ Co., 1113 Tth ot n.w., Wednesduy, February 7,'at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment (private) Glenwoud cemetery. . Suddenly, Saturday, Februars 3, 1023, MATILDA, beloved wife of Ignatius Millér. “Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. 8. E. Miller, 4141 New Hamp shire ave. n.w.. Wednesday, February 7, at 9:30 a.m.” Requiem high mass at the Chirch of the Tmmaculate Conception at 10 o'clock Ttelatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mury's cemetery. . Monday, February 5 Howpital, Va., El wife_of Edward Moore of Arlin Va. Funeral the parlors of Schippert Thu February 8, at 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. Interment Oak Hill ceme- tery. £ In Memoriam. JOHNSON. Sacred to the memory of our de. Yoted husband and fatber, WALTEL ¥ JOHNSON, who died seven years ngo today, February 6, 1916. You are not forgotten. dea: one. HIS WIFE AND CHILDKEN. * In loviog remembrance of our dear MARIA JONES, who departed this life September 26, 1916, ‘and our dear fathe ISAAC JONES, who departed this life six years ago toduy, Februury 6, 1917, We shall meet you— oh, iss you Sltice you both have But we bope to meet Some sweet day. DEVOTED CHILDREN. * LEE. In remembrance of our brothe GEORGB W. LEE. D, D., LL. D., Tormar Ppustor Vermont Avenue’ Baptist” Chureh, who departed this life thirtecn years ago to- dag, February 8. 1910 SISTER AND BROTHERS. * LEE—HAWKINS. Our devarted loved ones. Res. GEORGE W. LEE, D.D.. LL. D., who pastored the Vermont Avenue Haptist Church nearly twenty-five years. left us February 6. 1610, Brother ELDRIDGE HAWKINS, senfor deacon for thirty-four years, left us Febru ary 4, 1919, to join the many other of our sainted officers and members who preceded them. and are awaiting our arrival in that blesséd ubode. Tho' many years hiave passed away We still revere their names Although thefr bodies are in the grave Our love is still the same By order of the church TIMUS, Church Clerk. REV. JAMES E. WILLIS, Pastor. LITZ, Sacred to the memory of ROY C. TZ, who depurted this 1ifo six years ago " February 6, 1917, HIS MOTHER. * McCLOSKY. A tribite of love to the mem ors of my beloved son, WALTER J. M CEOSKY, “wio passed away three years aso oday. In my heart you are always remembered Sweet thoughts still cling to your name The mother that loved you in life Loves you dn death the same, but not forgette sh our love shall éver be, s long as there is memory will always think of sed uway. Leaven covered when he first assumed charge. The number of employes increased from 200 to 600 and the growth in the number of patrons even exceeded that ratio. Mr. Hart was well ternal and club circles and he won the coveted white cap of a thirty third degree Scottish Rite Mason, an 2 honor that is bestowed only upon a | e very few whose devotion to the fr: | Samuel Hart, general manager of [ternity stands out far and above that Assets More Than |the firm of TLansburgh & Bro., ome|Cf the average Mason. Ho was a life $8,000,000 member of John's Lodge, 0. 11, ;0( ‘Washingfon's best known and{F. A. A. M.; Mount Vernon Chapter, most Popular business men, died last Surplus More Than R. A. M.; Almas Temple, A.A. O. N. M night at Garfleld Hospital, following | Sy, 33d &n honorary member of Tem- an fliness of more than a month, He Corner 11th III(l ESts. N.W. JAMES BERRY,.....President ple-Noyes Lodge, No. 32, F. A. A. M. was forced to leave his business De- JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary MORGAN. Sunda. Dbruary 4, 1923. at 1 am., & 1380 ' Meridian pl. JOHN CALEB, devoted husband of V. Morg: Funeral from his late idence’ Wedne February at 10 . Interment at Arlingto latives d’ friends invited. 6 MUNDELL. Monday. Februars 5. at] Wreathe ‘them.” twine' them 1o reach to Providence Hospital, GEOKGE W. MOUX. realms alive DELL, beloved nom of the Iate dueph and | Lote's radio zo forth, dear one, to thee, 1923, at| Martha Mundell) Ttemaius can be seen at| Bridgiog vastspace. «‘cn (hrough eternit CioLpat| the funeral parlors of T. A. Taltavull, 43| HIS WIDOW, DAUGHTER AND EON B Tth st mw. Funeral ' services ut Con ELIZABETH( GERTRUDE MITORELL gresslonal chapel, Wedoesday, February 7, MRS JOS. LIBBY GRIFFIN, FRANR ral | at 2:30 pm. | Interment private s NOBLE MITCITELL. “t. | OLIVER. Tuesday. February 6, 1923, at 5:30 | MITCHELL. In loving remembrance of Capt Siate 2 comb et . Cleveland Park. |~ J. WALTER MITCHELL, who depurted 1h aid for the’ repose GEORGE W. OLIVER. Services ai| lite onc year ago today, Fevroary 6, 192, qET] | the jeslienceRat 2 mom:iWHEGey; TKebras To live in tho hearts of those we leave acy 8. ? beilnd i3 not to die LILLIAN 3L, beloved wife of Joseph | NPATE 1o joring remembrance of JOHN T lioizer. Funeral from her late residence, S o o smenbennce of JORN T FPehruars 5. 1014 . on Wednesday, February e e Ni Auiclin Ghac HIS LOVING WIFE, LUCY C. NEALE. PERRY. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear grandmother. MARY A" PERRY s Tho died one sear agn. Februaes 0, 1972 o brother. | - LILLIAN .. heloved wife of Jo 3 S Tt Y CDNGCEIRI, CUAD ¥E e worship zer. “Fineral from her Tate resic b Dlace n.e., on Wednesday, Februars | PRINCE. A tribute of love to the memars :30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church | ©f ms dear brother, WILLIAM 1. PRINCI of the HolygComforter at 10 o'clock. Rela- died five years ago today, February ( tives and friends invited. Interment Mount | Olivet cemeters. PELLEW. Entered into_rest. Sunday, ruary 4, 1923, HENRY EDWARD (Lord mouth) Al sersices at Joho's Church Wednesduy, February pm. PUMPHREY. Funeral services were held at the residence Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Samuel Walli, andria_and Rev. A. S. Gibson of Manassas officlated. Interment was in Arlington national cemetery, Con- federate section. fivo daughters. the M Elizabeth, Kate and Julia Sommers, and Mrs. John Bartlett Hull of Cleve- land, Ohio. DEVOTED _ MOTHER, SH, AND FAMILY MITOHELL. 1In loving memory of Capt. T WALTER MITCHELL, departed this 1if February 6, 1922, Leloved Ly all who knew him. Friend and’ benefactor of many. Immortelles of memors, roses of love, o W, “‘ Deuln funeral parlors, 816 H st. MR '( we. Thurday. Foraars b et 1150 Intérment Congressional cemeters. 7 BOWIE. Suddeuly, Sunday, February 4, 1923, at hiu residence, 19 R. I.'ave. n.e., EDWARD OKBORNE. son of Willle Drew and the late Leonard 0 on shares maturing in 45 or 8 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. FINDS HIS MOTHER DEAD. William Beatty, Delayed in Reach- ing Home, Shocked by Discovery. William Beatty, 33 northeast, received an terday afternoon which return home, and when there shortly before 7 o'clock he found his mother, Mrs. Ida Theresa Beatty, sixty years old, dead from {l- luminating gas. Mrs. Beatty has chinked the crevs ices about the door and window and inhaled gas through a tube attached to a wall fixture. The police were told that Mrs. Beatty had been sick the past two or more years, A cer- tificate of sulcide was given by the coroner. of Alex- known in f he is survived by Bowie. Funeral from residence Wedneaday, Februars 7, 10 o'cloek Interment’ private. [ CASLER. Monday, Februarr 3 Georgetown Hospital, JACOB I, beloved husband of 'Catherine Dunn), fn the 65th year of his age. Funeral from 'his residence, Thursday. ary B at 9 am. 1241 Potona n.w., thence to Holy Trinity Church requiem mass will be of his soul. CHILDS. Monday, February 5, 1023, 3:45 a.m. ALBERT,'aged 69, beloved husband of Anole C. Childs (nes 'Wilson). Wednesday, February 7, 2 p.m., from his te residence, 1219 Eye at. s.e. Relatives 04 frionts vl o2 attend [ CHILDS, Special Lodge, Morton strect injury yes- delayed his he reached ler (pse Patrol and Ruth Chapter, No, 1, Order of the Eastern Star. Other club and tions included the and Country Club, Rotary Club, the Royal Arcanum, Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association, Benevo- lent Protectlve Order of Klks, Mc- Kinley Council, No. 992, National Union, and Washington ebrew Con- gregation. Mr. Hart was a director of the Bank of Commerce and Savings, the Lincoln National Bank and tho Con- gress Hall Hotel Compan fraternal affilia- City Club, Town Trustee of Almas Temple. He was also a trustes of both Almas |cember 28, suffering from what Puneral | proved to have been intestinal grip. Temple and St. John’s Lodge and was chajrman of the souvenir committee The attending physicians and sur- geons decided that an operation in connection with the session here of the Imperial Council of the Mystic would be necessary, which was per-|Shrine next June. He belonged to | formed last Wednesday, but proved |the Masonic Veterans’ Association, St unsuccessfu Funeral held will be held Thursday morning at 9 Firsf o'clock at St. Paul's Catholic C Bepresentative Luce to Give t communication of Naval uvited. Interment M A.A7 M. Wednesday, Feb | forihe b ATRERT CHILDS By s rder of ful commander. ROLAND M. BROWN, Secy. Mondny. February 5, 1923, at 8:30 p.m, MARY H. COOK, widow of J." Rohert Cook.~ Funeral from the residonce’ of her 500, Arthur E. Cook. 135 Tennessee are. we.. ara Weluexiny, ¥ebroary 7. Tnier: ment Congressional cemetors. Matthews. forty-four vears old, s |cosrrow. © 2 3 ; . Sunday, F former official of the bureau of 'in- [ " pms EUMA 3. belored cite b e et vestigation of the Department of Jus- | Monroe D. Contiow and mother ot Craremes tice, Who died at the home of his sis-| E. Costlow, aged 63 vears. Funeral Wednes. » er residence, Kock A feE Ms Thomssicr 206 ‘Cunerat” hoine, 1300 N 37w g ners g Thue street. Sunday, wer held at the home | 307€ fuoeral home, 1 i x " Md. Interment Rockvllie Caion Following the services the body was | COX. February 6, 1923, at bis residence 3713 taleen o Tt "Uhion “Station. “aecom | BCRIoR BB, (heitClRee Do O SO panied by relatives and friends. and years. Notle neral jent to Richmond, Va. the family | fiter ST s i me, Where interment will ‘bo made Suade i Mr. Matthews was 4 member of the| wEiraal . DENHAM, " District of Columbia bar, and at the| the late Thomas & {time of his death an active practi-| (vee Cook). {tioner. He retired from the Depart- | deoce, Mrs. G. ment of Justice a Year ago to take| Wednesay, February 7. at up the practice of his profession,| [ves and friends invited. which he had some years before uban- | COM8Tessional cemetery. doned to enter the' government serv- | DILLON. Sundas, Pebruars 4, ice. Mr. Matthews is survived by his| Tudence Nl mother, Mrs. Alicc T. Matthews, and VA.\.\IH F. DILLON, beloved sister of Mrs. a son. ‘Willlam B. Matthews, Jr.” His | reumeoce, Woneaahon. Funeral from abore wife died a year ago. residence, Wednesday, February 7, at 8 a.m., WALKING BARS FOIL DRYS. thence to Immaculste Coneeption Church, Need for Search Warrant Hampers where mass will be said at 8:30 a.m, ‘War on “Bottle Toters.” terment at Mount Olivat cemetery. omit flowers. tm!TEX' Kuddenly, Monday Febru: NIE, widow of the late Funeral from her late res Wednesday, February HARTFORD, Conn., February 6. Assistant United States Attorney George H. Cohen, informed Judge |Harlan B. Howe, in the United States |district court that “walking bars” are the latest innovation of Connecticut saloonkeepers engaged in the liquor fMe. Knowing that a search warrant Is necessary before an agent can search a man’s person, Mr. Cohen said, the saloonkeepers in various cities in the state have several men in thelr es- tablishments who carry bottles of whisky in their pockets, dispensing it by drinks to customers. GRASTY, The ofticers and members of fhe RICHARD COLEMAN BURIED. |OBASTY, The offescs snd members of Funeral services for Richard T. 0. of O F., Weston Coleman, who died Saturd: P DS meetihy o at the family home, 904 M street| fine.si'of our late sister, ANNIE GRASTY northwest, were held this afternoon | Funeral Wednesday, Fehruary 7 feom Zne in Alexandria, Va., and the interment| Baptist Church, F bet. 3rd and 414 sts. was in Bethel cemietery. in_ that city. ) g Mr. Coleman as sixty-five years EL WF \KER, M. N. old. He was a son of the late Dr. - EEAVVICINS, W. R Henry Lee Coléman and is survived | HAMILTON. Mondsy, February & 1923, at by his wife_ Mrs. Annie A. Coleman, | her revidence 2400 16th et Mrw. MAR- and a son, Richard Gordon Coleman | {iARET T. belored mother ‘of James E. If y O u b o u ght 0 ] O n j;:_:gjg";‘;w S e new Victor Record a wee at St. Patrick’s Church at 10 a.m.” Io- Bt private. : PURSE, contalning small sum money, Lincaln Park, _Embroidery Shop. §27 i ' 35 Teward: lurn” to M. "B, Navlor 1316 & Irving st. No. 4, F. ose of at- | PANHOLZER. John's Mite Association, Almas Tem- ple Automobile Club, Almas Temple rvices will be to- | WASHINGTON STUDY ..,.",'"f" e AW | i RITES FOR MATTHEWS. Body of D. C. Attorney Sent to Richmond, Va., for Burial. Funeral services COOK, You are not forgotten, Nor Sou ever be. For as long as life lasts T will think of thee. LOVING SISTER, MAMIE TOLIVER. * RBAMSON. In sud but loving remembrance of my dearling. devoted father, JOHN RAM SON,” who departed this life fourteen years ago ‘today, February 6, 1909, in Lexlugton, a ourteen years have p &till gore. As time rolls on T miss him more. His memory is as dear today As 10 the hour he dear Willie, for William B. Monday. February ssed; my heart is QUIVERS. Departed this lif ary 5, 1923, at 7:15 a.m., at his residence, 1T Bt e afier a short, patatel lihess, | HIS NEIY BTl WL dererl ettt | e R Onear” Guivers, Fnersl from bix uts | SMOTHERS. 1In loxiug remembrance of o e atween ra and 413 #1ar o, Thors.| ERS. W i tite 5 3 ; day 1 pm, Rev. W. J. Howard, pastor. Tntermeat Harmony cemeters. 2 She faded away like the stars of the morn . ' ing Jesus, while my heart fs bleeding e 4 s O'er ‘the spoils thmt death has won Q,‘E”;,‘.d’fl. ey Beie e feaene s Teach me from my heart to sas Tt she wil) a be remembered by ““Dear Lord, thy will be done."* things she has done. A HIS WIFE. 7* TUSBAND, RINE. Sundas, Februars 4. 1923, JOHN RINE, AND 806 H st n.w. Body resting at Gawler's PIL chapel, 1730 Pa. ave. n.w. Funeral from the above address at 8 a.m., thence to St Alogsius Church, where mass will be sald a 9 am. erment at Mount Olivet ceme tery. ) ROGERS. 1923, at the Provide Husband of Jenute L, and W, Leon M. Mac Allister. neral later. Februars 6, 1022, at When we meet to part no more. T6 MCLANE. 'widow of | HIS KI8T MRS, 'SARAH MADISON 0F an’ Sheiton, mother of Tsa- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MES. ELIZA Funeral from the residence | LUCAS OF BROOKL Y. aw, Mrs. John C. Schroeder. | pyRNER, 1In loving remembrance of our dear 818 A st w.e., on Friday, February 9, at 2 b e et P Rettivea"SudTricads mviten, - " ©1 father, IANEN 1" TURNEL, who deparicd BNYDER. February 5. 1923, 11 pm. Gone Bt Bot Torgotten. e, after a iingering nhie DAVGRIER. GRANDDACGHTER SNYDER, T- 8. A SONS the residence of s Mattingly, School st Balleton, V. el ment &t ‘Ariington cemeters, Thursda: fls Do, (i I 7 STOCKTON. Saturdar. February 3. 1923, at e s Ikt as betgites O e el STrUa, S W 2t Jut when i tikit was brtgitest, Asher W. Stockton. - Funeral from Ler late B s e e il residence. 6201 lliuois ave. n... on Wednes e e v dax, Februars 7, at 2 pin i fricnds fpsited.’ Inferm —— FUN’ERAL DIRECTORS. Mondas. ¥ passed awar. DAUGHTER, RUTH ST JOSEPH ¥ CHILDREN Jr., WILLIAM TAYLOR. In loving remembrance of our brother. Rev. J. A. TAYLOR. who departed year ago, February 6, 1922, Gar Gone, but not forgotten Yonr memory will be with ns forever, T{ll we meet on the far-distant shore. And_the hearts that are broken shall gree ital, LEWIS Rogers and T, Rogers Notice of {EINSTEIN. _ 4 special meeting of Nuomi Chap- ter. 0_F. I8 called_Wednend; Feirisey %, 02 10743 am < New Sennls Temple, to’ attend the funeral of our lato sister, JENNIE EINSTEIN (a charter mem- ber).' By order of the_worthy matron. M. H. GOULD, ec. EINSTEIN. The officers and members of De- borah Liberty Lodge will kindls wttend tha funeral ‘of Sister JENNIE EINSTEIN from her late residence. Wednesdar. February 7, | ({- Nuu GOMPERS, Pn~lnlrn( | SER, Sec H FrEaE, Febraars 5. 107, CLARA 3 loved wite of the late Chiarles 64 sears. Fueral from her late residence Mount Vernon und Carroll aves., Del Ray, Va.. on Thursday. February 8, at 0 a.m. thence to Kt Rita's Church, where mass | il be aald at 9:90 a.m. for'the repose of her soul. Tnterment Mount Oliset cemetery. of her sister-in. at nis 3 AND In loving remembrance of my tw's . TURNER, who departe | three years ago todsy, Februars ¢ be- C. Frere, 'aged CHARLE Glenwood TORSEY. Monday. Februars 5. 1923, at her cice, Mrs. C. 1. Snyder, 631 2 beloved wife of the late William If. Torsey’ Remalns can be seen at the chapel of William M. Sardo & Co., 412 Il st. n.e. Fuucral from the chapel of Wil- Yam 1L fando & Co., 412 H ot ‘ne, Wed nesdas.” February . Relatives and friends invited fo attend. Interiment i Glenwood cemetery. WARNER. At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jerome J. Wilber, 1850 Wroming ave BOPHIE F.. widow of ‘the Iate Nenator Wi liam Warner of Missourl, aged §7 sears, Burial in Kansas City. d WASSERBACH. On Monday, February G, 1923 at lis residence. 1900 R st. n.w. THEODORE, husband of Katherine Wasse: bach and father of Mrs. N. H. Darton. Requiem mass will be celebrated at St Paul's Church. 16th and V sts, n.w., on Thursday, February 8, at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. (3 WILKINS. Pasted peacefully o rest at_ber Traldence, 234 T10h et. now. Sanday, Feb- at 1 pm., to be held at 8 M st. a.w. Fu'| TURY 4, 1023, at - MARY E = neral of Dt. MARIE YOUNG was heid Tues- | K e belored wife of Peter 0. Wilkin Gay, Pebruary 6 102kt 1 o Morsing | 8ud the devoted mother of Capt. Clarence C. Stai Lodge, No. 40, and Columbia Lodge | H. Davis and Alphonso O. Wilkins. Fu &5 puvled fo Sient *| neral Wednesday, Februsry 7, at 1 p.n. - S0 AT ReTE ROBERTS, Dt. Ruler. from the Second Baptist Church, 34 st. be. LOUISE WHITE, Fin. Sec. =~ wo| tween Il asd Inw. Relatives and !rl;ndl] e invited. J HARRIS, _Buddenly, Tuesday, February 6, ,, 1023, at George Washington Hospital, MARY | TATES, Monday, February 0. 1023, at 0 B., beloved wite of Clarence J. Harris and | At Oblldren's Hompital, after u' few 1 Bexibie: mother of Earl Stoddard Harris of 918 18th iliness, ,,Dr"“",fl{l" BELEN TATRA duug becween 17th st. ... In her 48rd year. Remaing resting | Iof at antiar . ntaw gl you would have such a treasury of P TEED R Oy music as could compare only with In Semarian the great libraries and the great art galleries of the world. You would have a source of untold satisfaction for your everyneed. The musical LT genius of the world is graved on B e e v I et ot aary rementyma, | B B 2okt OO O | Victor Records—not the prmted page of music, but the music itself. and 16th sts. n.w. Those who loved you in life, W. R. F. HINES, Prop., on 25th st. between B & N, 5 p.m., Feb. & mseamon RIBECCA BRENT, Pl‘!‘llflefll Cove or W th brother of Mis. Rosa' Base, Mrs. Tds Major, D EYOTED TA REATS A% 29“‘ -2008 14th n.w.. 8 p.m. lsterment Washington Ho- | Drother OHARLES, who depirted this life HART. A special communication of St. John's | Of the grief that ix borne in silence 4208 H STREET.NW 7, ‘reward. Linc. 17 Jose h F. Birch’s Sons KEYS, on ring. Reward. Bank, Reward. Washington Gallery, PIN—Beta Phi !l‘lll irlunfl(r hield ;E; + Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. A. M. SMITH, Secy. EVO’ PAREN’ N KOTHhR Mise Carrle Hart and Gilbert Hart, In his | © GEORGE ISEaSD o SESErten tueATh e Congregation cemetery, Anacosta, D,| thirteen years ago today, February 6, 1910. Lodge, No. 11, F. A. A. M.. will be held on e e en FORME! 40T 3T 2400 M 7 Established 1841, Telephone Notth 7321 3034 M St. N.W. 13th st. n.w. Taoonded with initials’ on back, Victor Tallung‘ Mach:ne Company, Camden,N.J. bruary 6, at 2 Thope Lincoln 52 1. to arrange for the 412 H et. ne. hone Lincoln 524, Modern Chapei. Antomobile Fun V.L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare ablishment. lishment” "940 F St. N.W. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS. I3 ELEVENTH ST. SE kers. mbalmers, e omelike Funeral Parlors. Phone L 80 %, Dignified and Eficient in Dorthwest | “'and members of Forest Temple, No. 9, 1. B, 922 CGsll North 760. P. 0. E. of the World, are notified to be “icinity | present at Ebenezer M.'E. Church, 4th and 1th st. ) sts. s.e., to attend the funeral of our late Dt. ELLA HARRISON, Wednesday. February 7, 1023, "at 2 p.m., and our late Dt, ADDIE BROWN, funeral Thursday, February 8, 1023, ervice. . W. Deal & Co., 816 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3464 Automobile_Service. Chapel Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel._Telephone. —Quid] HARRISON—BROWN—YOUNG. All LOST. ATREDALE Female: tag No. 86: Pleasant. Reward. Call Adams 348, BAG—Black (1ady's), front of A. & P. Tea Co., 1ith and P n'w. Reward. 428 New Jersey ave. n.w.. or 1500 16th st. m.w. in Mt s Tost Thurs- Tunoth Hanlon 641 H BT. N.E. Phone_L. 5543. JAMES T. RYAN AVE. S.E. JTEs Lincoln 142. 1. Modal Ch.p’rlvln Ambulances small_diamonds. gan, 1619 Rhode Tin' 8095. DOG, hlack and whil:. answers to —— Jack." Rewnrd if returned to 328 A st. n. DOG—Targe collle, male: name Gallie; Jittie black hair in back of meck and fn high bone at top of skull. $15 reward. lu huck. Telephona Alex. 876. 7 DOG—setier. biack aud whit broke: a_pet. Reward $100, ENGLISH ball terrie: white, small browa spot over left eye, male, 10 months old; an. gwers to name “Major.\/ Reward if returaed Temal part), Vi £ 1224 Mass. oy m., for the irpose of attending the Xuner I of | BRASS. Sacred to the memory of our dear our lnre%mtber SAMUEL fiam‘. r mother, MAMIE A. BRASS, who departed WILLIAM E. POULTON, Master. this life nine years sgo todiy, February 6, Attest: 1914, JAMES E. HUTCHINSON, Secretary. Mother now is sieeping, JACKESON. February 4, 1923, at 838 New No care is on her brow: Hampshire ave. n.w.,' RACHEL JACKSON, blame us mot for weeping, mother of Alice Jackson and sister of Nettis For we have no mother now. Automobile Service. Tyler. Funeral from the above address oo HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. *| —i—rrrrisr Tiw, Funeral Direcior—sd February &y 8¢ 2 p.m. Friends and rela- | pLETCHER. In sad and loving remembrance | pmbalmer. Livers in connection. Commodions tives invited. of my dear and devoted wife, SALLIE G.| chapel and modern crematorlum. Moderate JOHNSON. FLETCHER, who departed this life Febru- | frices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 138, ary 4, 1928, B ary 6, 1622, in Philadelphia, Pa. + GRORGE JOBNEON Funeral Wed: CEMETERIES. S012 oclock from residence. Friondy | Yo5, YilL 10t be forgotten, dear efster,” ~——fi Iaterment United States Soldiers' | A8 100 28 e 454 AC00r et The Park Cemetery grant you eternal rest, T your devotea husband’s prayer. ectarian l'er'elnnl Care Peantitel and ftting location: 3. H. FLETCHER. * GREEN. In ead but loving remembrance of accessible—on electric car line. E‘n‘%’:{unon boulevard, at District line. Office:70512th St.N.W. it her r.i‘lidlntl. 851 10th IL se. M"‘ Wednesday, February 7, at 3 pab. 4+ | Sida three, Teuis '- o today. Februiry 6, e . ather of Jas 3 B T0is. B0 Celoers ot Mo sey: | HiS, TONELT DAUGHTER, MARY V. ot our Phone Franklin 4745, ‘Write for Illustrated Booklet NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS February 7 nr nicce. Mre, fibota Kelty, 19 STURGIS. SR v, BELLE KEYS . Fusorsl s’ | RAWKINS. Sacred to the memory fces will b held at Vermont Avenve Ba tist | dear father axd hushend, ELD! HAW- Church at 2 o'clock Wednesday evening, KINS, who_entered into efernal rest four years ago, February 4, 1919, and our dear foving pastor, Rev. GEORGE W. LEE. D. D. LL."D., "who departed _this iife " thirteed CEDAR HILL . February 5, 1923, at 10:30 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST knxm{fl Hrten Fliersi HAWKINS FAMILY. * | vaanington's Beautitul Burial Ground HEAWKINS. In sad but loving remembrance e A Wife and mother, CHARLOTTE | _Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service— TEAWKINS, who departed. this lite ive years | Choice Piots—Soderate. prices—Terms When_at times they see fis smile - T B er T e e er Sexde THE FAMILY, * HART. Monday, February 5, 1923, at Gar. fleld Hospital, 6:45 p.m., SAMUEL, beloved GEORGE. B yetr *ehieral Wodouaiar, Tonronty T | BEALE, - Sacred o the memory of my dene 319 & Speare <o A A e | aotons Eaeidii nacincin eticn THO Pae v T TSN | N e whe Bae Tt eea el unnr.n'mxt.ns e 2. HIS DBVOTED SISTER FANNIE. * Wednesday, February 7, 1923, at 2:30 ‘- ’0. fl!fllhlw 3 ede J. Richols Phone West 90, ARRING—One gold screw; Sat: rdl NB PIN—Coral -nfll,old, Sunday; owner's Inlfllll. Reward. 1821 M st. Call_Col. l22l after 6 o’'clock. nes invited. H —1 Star, crescent shej with 3 L PN 110 Bummit st Cherydale. Bowads 55 5 POCKET KNXI‘D—IHVI" OWDer's name en- graved on side. Beward for return to Btar offce. R RY —Amethyst; 10 or Dear Bacred Heari Chaieh, on Feb. 1. klnau return to 3311 16th st. n.w and receive reward. SABLE STOLE—Lost or takes by miafake From dl'l' flfl-‘fll mm 'EDI::‘II Hotel, about andsome rewird ut‘;%.u Feturaed to = ager’s office, Shoreham Hotel. BPECTACLES AND CABE—BIack tortolse ri in Rt Theater or on Maryland car iin Call North 1402-W. Reward. &oom:saem'm'fimm.—y.—., Tuner’s toola. st. nw., 36. Main '"16. - UMBRELLA, black silk, curved handle, on Egtomag Park car Februdry 4. Call Cleveland 2207, _Beward, WATCH—1Lady's_goid, engraved A Tl‘g T ewara 1 vetomed. Bomb 10t st ne WATCH FOB—Gold; monogram on_back, . DF. Reward Call Franiiin BS2W: WATOH, chata, locket and $200 gold old plece. on locket. T Apt. 8. awara. 102,18 the ot 3 A Hont, 31 Gue Febriary 7, 13:00 Liber tove i1, . harch, Burionsvitie, Md: TawE, Sunday, 4, 1023, at Provi- ‘dence Howpital, Dmllz 4 .. beloved busband ot the ats Veronica B. Tade. Foneral'from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Michael Hur- Eye .w., Wednesday, February 30 ‘thence to St. Aloysius Enarcn, Where mads will e satd &t 10 . for the reposs of his svel. Tnterment Qlivet cemetery, &= EREPS. Monday, i‘vhmry 5, IUZABI,TB years ago, February 6, 191 Though the days and mn pass by, oday, February 6, 1918. Office, 17th and Pa. Ave. S.E. Linc. 6502-J. 8. KREPS, in R lur a. Teuday. Bevroary Ofttimes we are made to cry; Pa. Thinking of you, father,’ dear, We cannot stop the bitter tear. Dear pastor, sleep on and take th; Just when her hoves wore tery, Call MR: CAYLOR, Linc. 982. Bhe was taken th "Bo'a home of Cteroal rest Some may think we are not lonely, Worid' ot pain i FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co., 1214 F St. Prompt auts delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inezpensive,