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Main’ 1386 N\ N Dtsi_l'id Gr ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. . TODAY. Dr. K. B. Moomaw will give expo- sition of Sunday school lesson, 4:45 o'clock, at New York Avenue Church. George H. Winslow will give expo- sition of Sunday school lesson, at Y. W. C. A, 1333 F street, 4:45 o'clock. Phil Sheridan Post, No. 6, will meet, 3 o'clock, Grand Army Hall, Bon Secour Girl Reserves, 3 o'clock street; exposition of ihternational unday ‘school lesson, George H. Winslow of Y. M. C, A.. speaker, 4:45 lo'clock, F_street; Valentine supper {party, ‘Sunshine Club, 6.30 o'clock, ¥ street; current events lecture, J. E. Jones, 7 o'clock, F street. TONIGHT. Valentine costume party, Johnson- Powell Community Center, 8 to 10:30 o'clock. Games, dancing and prizes. Admission charged. Radio demonstration at University Club, 8:15 o'clock. Maj. Lewls B. Bender, Signal Corps, will give talk. All possible places outside of Wash- ugton to be heard from. Ladies ad- mitted. National Capital Post, No. 127, Vet- erans of Forelgn Wars, will meet, G. jA. R. Hall. Delegates to constitu- {tional convention will be received. Society of Natives will meet, § o'clock, at Gavel Club, 719 13th street. |“Big Boys' Night,” in charge of Lee D. Latimer. William B. Cushing Auxiliary, No. 4. will meet at Pythian Temple. Class initiation. Dr. C. A. Reed, United States De- partment of Agriculture, recently re- turned from China where he studied the nut Industry, will give an illus- trated lecture, "7:30 o'clock, in lec- ture room of Church of the Covenant, at meeting of Business Women's Couneil. The Ladies' Association of i Church of Gur Father will serve an oyster supper in church_parlors, 13th a1® L streets, from 5 to 7 o'clock. James W. Dorsey Post. American Legion, will hold a get-together meeting at the home of _ As- sistant Adjutant M. F. Keen, 115 E reet southeast, apartment 2, at § clock. Lieut. Carrico, formerly of Company B, old District of Columbia Signal Corps, of which Dorsey was a member, will give a talk. The Woodrow Wilson Club of ) P INCORPORATED \§ N &\\\\ ocery Sociely Slorcs THE EVENING STAR, tional University Law School will elect officers in upper hall, 8:45 o'clock. Also formulate plans for its annual banquet. Central Citizens' Association meet in Juvenile Courtroom. —_— Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four hours: Martin L. and Helen E. Oliver, boy. Harry E. and Maud C. Danforth, girl. Aucl ibald and Jennie F. Lightfoot, girl. Thomas A. and Esther J. Marshall, girl. Robert C. and Mae C. Hardley. girl. Wendell C.'and Anna ¥. Cooper, girl. nd Apnie V. Cavansug and Ida A. Schroeder, boy. Thomas D. and Imogen D. McMurray, boy. Alexander and Jessie Ewing, girl. Tiarold D. and Dorotby C. Hediands, boy. James and Bessie Johuson, girl. Perline and Etta Godsay,’ girl. George A. and Agnes L. Pluminer, boy. Henry and Susie Hind, boy. Rufus and Ethel Basemore, boy. 125 JOIN SOCIAL CLUB. Bright Future Forecast for New Organization. The future success of the New Soclal Club was assured last night when the members gathered in the oak room of the Raleigh Hotel and were informed by Maurice Narcisen- feld, chairman of the membership committee, that 126 men have joined the organization in the few weeks since it was founded. Each of the original fifty charter members pledged themselves to ob- tain at least one more member, and they all kept thelr promises, M. Narcisenfeld sald. Joseph B. Stein ursed the purchase of a suitable city club house and the ways and means and the building committees were combined, with instructions to make an investigation and report to the club. New officers were lows Mark Stearman. president; Maurice Narcisenfeld, first vice president; Joseph B. Stein, second vice presi- dent; Hyman N. Levy, recording sec- retary; Louls Rosenthal, financial ccretary, and Benjamin M. Madden, treasurer. A Dr. Benes, tha premier of Cezcho- slovakia, is one of the youngest premiers in Europe, having recently celebrated his thirty-seventh birth- day. will elected as fol- WASHINGTON Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four ours: Edward Demaine, 62, 748 6th Bopide Adt, 74, 155 Ky. ave. Jane E. Lynn, 74, 1870 Wyo. ve. n.w. Julias Carter, 46, Tuberculosis Hospital. F. Pruett, 74, 2916 Olive ave. n.w. Iy 88, Masonic Home, 0, United States Soldlers’ Home Hospital. Ellen J. Newton, 73, Homeopathic Hospital. Alice M. Shedd, 74, 2138 Kal. rd. o.w. Thomas ' Nevin, 77, Emergency Hospital. Samuel C. Weber, 68, 1427 Chapin st. n.w. Katherine' E. Torbert, 70, 305 11th st. s.w. Frank Smith, 175, United States Soldiers’ Home Hospital. James A. Roberts, 30. 540 11th st Joseph Leswer, 50, 1106 Col. rd Helen Hamilton, 26, Garfield Hospital. Nettie R ) 415 6th st n.w. 11, Episcopal Hospital. t.on.w. , Children's Hospital. ne, 14 duys. 1024 Argoune pl. Mass. ave. n. harles, 9 months, Children’ Mary Dunmore Nannle Contes, Francis Smotl ospital. Ellen Roland, Milton F. Gre P. Canaday, 43, | Beckett, 64, 1134 19th st. n. Banks, 51, 4308 Jay st. n.e. 33, Freedmen's Hospital. 1th st. n. Evon Johnson, n Elmer E. S . 1121 Gth st Infant and Fannie Allen, 20 days, Freedmen's Tospital. Infant of Marion and Lucy Edwards, 17 days, Freedmen's Hospital Martha Poludexter, 21 days, 1426 Corcoran n.w. Infant of st s muel and Beatrice Holt, 2 days, Infant of 318 D st 8w, Infant of Jumes and Blanche White, hours, Freedmen's Hospital. SUES WAR DEPARTMENT. The Mesta Machjne Company of Pittsburgh, through King & King of this city, has entered suit against the Unites tes in Court of Cla for palance of § leged to be due under an contract with the Army ordu, departinent during the world war. The entry this suit s the culmina- tion of a long drawn out controversy with the War Department extending from the time the contract was sus- pended, following the armistice in 1918, muel and Beatrice Holt, 1 day, 1 th - John Drinkwater, author of “Abra- am Lincoln” and other successful plays, was an insurance clerk before he took to writing poetry and plays. Washington’s finest market stores. G. S. All D. stores sell the best meats, vegetables and groceries for the most reasonable prices. Look over our prices below and notice the well-known brands ad- vertised. A Complete List of Our Stores, With Their Phone Numbers, on Page 386, City Phone Book WE DELIVER Address Communications to President, 2325 18th St. N. W. Phone Col. 9855 DAILY GROCERY SAVINGS Choice Leg of Lamb . Ib. 37c Good Pot Roast . . . lb. 20c Smoked Shoulders . . 1b. 14Y/2c Kingan’s Bacon, lb. pkg. 39c Auth’s Pure Lard . . Ib. 15¢ Fresh Fish, Oysters and Poultry Gold Bag Coffee . . . Ib. 28¢ Gold Band Butter . . lb. 57c Ritter’s Beans . . 3 cans 25¢ Delmonte Peaches, No. 2Y2 29¢ Fancy Wisconsin Peas can 25¢ Karo Syrup . .« 3 cans 25¢ Fancy Carton Rice .. 3 lbs. 25¢ Palmolive Soap . . 6 bars 45¢ TRY MALT BREAD The Malt Is Baked in It. Chas. Schneider Baking Company Auth’s Famous Smoked and Green Link Sausage, Pudding and Scrapple. At Every D. G. S. Store. Gelfand’s Combination Relish Delicious, Appetizing, Economical and Different. 15¢ Jar. 30c Jar. Fountain Brand Hams —have been the standard of com- parison for years. Their quality can- not be excelled. Joseph Phillips’ ORIGINAL All-Pork Sausage 35¢ Ib. Ceresota Flour Ting Tong Tea D. G. S. White Floating Soap,3 bars. . ......14c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3CANB. .. .iovvnioess RO Fancy Winesap Apples, 3 1bs. Fancy Florida Oranges, dozen ............45¢ Choice Grapefruit, ech .............10c Fancy Onions, 5 Ibs. . .21c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables of every kind at all D. G. S. Stores c “It’s Different” You’ve never tasted tea as good. Its superiority is instantly recognized by all who try it once. you will want no other. Vi-pound Tins, 23c Once used, Schindler Peanut Butter The healthiest food for the kid- dies; grown-ups love it, too. 10c, 15c, 25¢ Jars LENTEN SPECIALS Fancy Fat Norway Mackerel . 10c, 15¢ Beardsley’s Cod Fish, pkg.. . Gortons Ready-to-Fry, can. . White Meat Tuna Fish, can. Argo Salmon, can . ....... Chum Salmon, 2 cans. . . ... ..10c .14c .27¢ .25¢ .25¢ This Corby Frosted-Pineapple “Takes the Cake” It’s in the new one-pound size—Family Layer Cake—of which there’s enough to go around gen- each day. erously—without waste—permitting a fresh .Cake Both a Nourishing Food and a Dainty Confection Whm:me 5 lbs. 256 Bueached - 12 Ibs. 57¢ District GrocerySocietyStores, Inc. %) CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Members of Phi Kappa Psi in Wash- ington will celebrate seventy-first an- niversary of their fraternity tomor- row with a dinner in the ballroom of City Club, 7 p.m. Senator James BE. Watson, toastmaster. Miss Mary Winsor, returned dele- gate, to conference of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, at Vienna, will speak Sun- day at headquarters of national ‘woman’s party, 26 1st street north- east. Women law students of Na- tional University will be hostesses. College Women’s Club, 1822 X street. Luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Miss Hermine Schwed, guest and speaker. Each member may bring one guest. Phillp Clark, colored, twenty-three years old, 322 Allen court southwest, was treated at Emergency Hospital last night for a bullet wound in his left leg. Police reported that Clark refused to name the individual who shot him, The Ohio Girls' Club will give a dance in the Mount Pleasant Lodge Hall, 14th and Kenyon streets north- west, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. All Ohioans are invited to attend. A get-together luncheon of Chi Omega activities, alumni and out-of- town members, will be given tomor- row, 12:30 p.m., at Garden Tea House, Vermont avenue and K street. At the Convent of Work for Poor Churches, 1415 V street, a sermon, in 'rench, will ba given every Sunday during Lent at 4:45 p.m. Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A— “The Blue Bird” motion picture will be presented for children at Repub- | lic Theater tomorrow, 10 am., through management of Junior Dra- matic Club. The Boy Scouts will give an enter- itainment “at the Powell School at & M. tomorrow, consisting ot moving { pictures. first-aid demonstrations, | music, flag exercises, Scout oath and | laws. There will be no admission nd parents are invited. The naval air station, Anacostia, D. C.. will give its first grand ball tomorrow, 8:30 p.m., in Arcade bali- room. Washington encral Assembly, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, will give a patriotic celebration in honor of the birth of George Wash- ington, February 22, 8:15 p.m., In au- ditorium of Central High School. Ad- misslon by invitation card. The Insurance Club will meet at luncheon Tuesday, 12:30 p.m., at Ar- lington Hotel. The Filipino Club will meet Sun- day, 8:30 p.m., in assembly hall, Y. M A dance will be given at the Thom- son Community Center, 12th and L streots northwest, tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock by the recreational com- ttee of the Americanization School tion. Souren Henessian 1s chairman of the committee in charge of the dance. CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES. Death Claims John Sullivan at Soldiers’ Home. John Sullivan, seventy-nine yvears old, veteran of the civil and frontler wars with the Indians, died We nesday at the United States Soldiers' Home, His death was due to an attack of pleural pneumonfa. He had been a patient at the home hospital for the past eighteen months. He was hon- orably discharged from the Army in 1891, sin which time he had been captain of the watch at the Unitod States weather bureau, a position from which he retired a year or two ago. he funeral will take place from the family home, 1223 O 'street, to- morrow, and the interment will be in | Arlington national cemetery, with military honors. Mr. Sullivan Is sur- vived by his wife, Mrs. Johanna Sul- livan: three daughters, Mrs. Robert St. Clair, Mrs. Phillp Gausp and Mrs. James Claude Orr, and one som, John 3. Sullivan, all of this city. MRS. MARY FINNEY DEAD.! Mother of Charles L. Finney was Life-Long Resident of Washington. Mrs. Mary J. Finney, sixty-eight Years old, lifelong resident of Wash- ington, died at her home, 748 Rock Creek Church road northwest, yester- day, after an fllness of two weeks. Mrs. Finney Is survived by two sons, Charles L. Finney of this city and Guy W. Finney of Los Angeles, and a sister, Mrs. Harry Welsbrod of this city. ‘She was the widow of Argyle Finney. Funeral services will be held at the family residence tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. J. Alvin' Camphel} of the Wallace Memorial Presby- terlan Church, will officiate. Burfal will be held at Glenwood cemetery. | St neld at Glenwood cemetery. . Call at 608 . 12, on Girard st. Apply Col. 702 168 | Y—Female, 8 montha old, wearing blue sweater. Reward if ret 3 1324 16th at. S S TERRIER—BIiack,” with white feat, neck and face; wearing license tag No. 11499, 511 7th st. n. 16* BRACELET—Dutch silver. Return 1208 Ken- yon st n.w. nelghborhood Tu- Mass. ave. n.w. Ant._101, Tndor H: 5 COAT—Lady's blue, near Capitol. Address Box 296-W.Star office. COLLIE male dog; yellow. Liberal reward. | 2010 _n 17 G broad white mark Reward. 5201 16th n.w. DOG—Pomeranian, male. Liberal Return 1721 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Fraoklin 6068 DOG—Airedale, about two ing to mame of ‘“‘Hoodlum.” He had lost his collar and D. O. license. Finder please tele- phone Frank. 7885. Reward. 18 DOG—Setter, white and black. broke (pet); reward, $100. Colum 24 ENGLISH BULL TERRIER—White with brown spot on eye: name own reward if re- turned or any information of whereabouts. 2441 California st North 4383. 7% FOUNTAIN PEN, gold-filied, initials B. B, P., between_city and Chevy Chase Circle. ward. Phone Main 3822, 820 District Bank bldg. _____ FRATERNITY_PI tials, R. 8. T. 1539 18th_st. niw. Sigma Phl, No. 1064, at Little Reward ‘it returned to G. Seott. 1114 Vermont ave., Franklin 5743. 17% FRENCH POODLE—2147 Pa. ave. n.w. on Sun- N Cht.. Teturn above addres. Kewm. 185 ‘GLOVE—Camel's-hair, between library and Capitol grounds. Franklin haez. ' 168 MONEY—On Monday _evening, February 12, three $50 bills, on K street between North Capitol and 1st streets n.w.; reward. Address Box_200-W. office, 1he ACKAGE—Valuable papers, between 11th ¥ and 1730 O st ow. Wed. Franklin 7820, Reward. ENVELOPETreasury FAT Boward It returned ta Miss 10 213 8th_st. n.w. R—White, unfinished, e bag. between 20 and 4th. Pctorn " §o 408 East Capltol st Lincoln 6431 JHBRELLA—Left on 14th and Colorado ave. e about 5:15 Sat- e siik umbrell handle with leather strap led to side of handle. " Will finder el Coh 7419 or return same to 1301 Shepherd st n.w. and_receive reward? B WATCH—Lady’s_Elgin, vicinity of Capitol. S Nutn 5120, ‘Braneh 52! - ; WATCH—Silver, engraved *Rosall R Adama 2196, Toe T WATCH. gold, octagon shabe, initial- e D, C.: Park'rd. ‘and 11th st. to 14th at. now., Tuesddy evening, February iS. Reward 1¢ returned to 1215 Park rd. n.w. Phone Co- Tomba 6100 = WATCH, Tady's_gold, 1n Mass. Ave. B P wArd, . Phone NSrih’ 6008 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressl e, reward. | Phone | { ears old. answer- | ot Ipha Delta Phi: inf Return to Colonfal School, T, containing & M. Tait, , D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923. 7 —_— e = Card of Thanks. BROWN. I wish to extend my sincere thanks and Deartfelt appreciation to frieuds und nelghbors for thelr kindness, sympatly :ud Beautiful floral tributes durlng the ilin-ss 2nd at the death of my companion uud husband, HIRAM LEWIS BROWN. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, SUSIE E. BROWN. * IBeaths. AFFARE, Wednesdsy, Fevruary 14, 192 her residence, 817 T Bt CLORINDE, beloved wife of Nicholas Aflure and mother of Lucy and Molly Affure. Funeral from the above residence, Saturday l:mrnljl"i February 17, at 8:30 o'clock, thence to 8t Yactin's Church, where requiem mass Wil ‘be ‘Said for the' repose of her soul. (New York papers please copy.) BEAL. Monday, February 12, 1923, BENJA- N J. BEAL. Funeral services Baturday, February 17, ‘at 2 p.m., from the B. L. Hines Company funeral home, 2001 14th n.w. Relatives and friends invited, 16° BECKETT. Thursday, February 15, 1923, JOHN T, beloved brother of William . Jam d “Ellison ' Beckett and Magg! Trusty. Funeral Saturday, 1 o'clock, from James Bros." chapel. . BLOUNT. Friday, February 16, 1923, at 8:20 a.m.. at his residence, 1765 Oregon ave. n.w., SYLVESTER L. BLOUNT, husband of Mrs, Julia Blount. Notice of funeral hereafter. BOLDEN. Departed this lite Wednesday, Feb- rusry i4, 1923, at 12:10 p.m., at the resi- dence of her aiiter, 18254 6th t. n.w., after & brief iliness, SUSIE E., the beioved daugh- laie H. C. and Ella Bolden and ter of Joseph T. and Henry Clay Mary E. Budd and Mrs. Alice nd aunt of Leon T. Budd. Fu- neral Sunduy, February 18, at 1 p.m., from the Third Baptist Church, corner 5ih and Que sts. n.w., Rev. E. 0. Bullock, i Relatives and ‘friends invited, BOLDEN. All members of Sofourner Truth Council, No. 85, 1 0. of St. Luke, are fo “atiend the funeral of our Inte secretary, SUSIE . BOLDEN, Sun- day, Feb.uary 15, from Third . Baptist Chureh, St and Q' sts. n.w., at 1 o'clock. All St Lukes are Tequested o be at church Bt12:30. MAMIE L CAKROLL, W, O. Q. V. P. SCIPIO, Degree Chlef. BRODERICK. On Wednes February 14, 1929, at Providence Hosp.tul, THOMAS M., husband of Minnie B.eber broderick. Fu- neral services at_Gawler el on Satur- . February 17, at 8:15 a.m., thence to Stephen's Cimreh, 23th t. and Py where mass will be at Bolden, M, B. Powell requested wetery. Felruary 15, wife of the lata own. Funeral from her late resi. L oAt n.w at 2 pm. Relative luermént Glenwood cemete BRYAN. Thursday, February 15, 1923, at 1 p.m., after u long illuess. ut her residence, 4006 Illinois uve. n.w., EVA ESTELLE, be- loved mother of Esther V. Bryan, nged 61 Funeral from Hysong's funcral home, hursday, beloved d fricads in st. n.w., on Saturday, February 17, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends respecifully invited to attend. Interment (private) Rock Creek cemetery. BRUCE. Thursday, February 15 1023 Kimball, W. Va., JOSEPHINE B. BRI widow of the late Senator Ii. K. Bruce of Mi; exippl” and mother of Hoscoe (. Truce. aneral from Lincoln Memorial Temple, 111h d R sts. n.w., Saturday, Pebruary i7, at 7 s of the family invited. 16* Entered nto eternal rest Wednes- duy, February 14, 1923, 7:30 o'clock p.n res.dence. 336 Vau st S.Wor ANNIE CARTER. She lewvex 1o mourn Their Toss two brothers, one sister und a host of other relatives and friends. Fu neral from n Baptist Chureb, Sunday, February 18, at 1 pn. 17 DAVIS. Tuesday, Februar at hix residence, DAVID, the be e of t 8"t mours the, John, Lous Virgie, Leslie iné. Fune orida A b braary friends invited FINNEY. Thursday, 4:30 am. after a brief il belose s, MARY J., mothier of Churles and Guy F to’ attend, tery. FREEDMAN. Thursday, February 15, 19 Baltimore, Md., SARAH, beloved wi Joseph Freedman, GREEN. life at 1is residence, 11 Wednesday, Februars 13 . _at 12:30 ‘o'cluck p.an., MILTON F. LEEN, the beloved husband of Jennie Ja cobs Green. He leaves his twife, thres nephews, three nieces and & host of friends to mourn their loss. Funeral from the resi- dence Friday, February 16, at 1 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment at Alexandria, Va 160 GRUENERT, Thursday, February CATHERINE GRUENE of Mrs. Frank S. Walls the ‘residence of her d: pl. nw., at 10 am, ; St Martin's Church, where requiem will “be said. Interment in Mt cemetery, Suddenly, from doiph mass Olivet ¥, February ber residence, 101° New York Atlantic City, N. at 4:30 wm., 1E HARRIS. She leaves to mourn & ed father and devoted son and sisters, +"E. Waugh, Lilly Parks. Clura Annie ¥ brother, Fred Harr neral Su o'clock from First Churel HARRIS. Tie officers and members of Temple, No. 9, 1. B. P. 0. Elks, are requésted to convene of s the Elks' Home, n.w.. Saturday evening at S pm. rauge for the funeral of ftheir dec daughter, BESSIE HARRIS, who departe this life’ Wednesday morning, February 14, 1923, fn Atlantic City, N. J. Funersl Sun at 1 pm. from Tirst Baptist Church, st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, and Columbia Ledge, No. 85, invited to sttend. ROSIE ROBERTS, Daughter Ruler. LOUISB WHITE, Secty . HARTMAN. The death on March 13, 1922, Tampico, ‘Mexico, of KARL HARTM. American citizen, is reported by the Ameri: at Tampico, Mexico. The legal ntatives of deceased can obtain fur- ther information by applying to the Depart- ment of State, Washington, D. ¢ HESTER. Wednesday, February 1025 pm., MARGARET RE wife of Lewis 4. Hester. Fu late residence Saturday, February pan. Relatives and friends inv HILL. Thursday, February F, HILL, wite ‘mother of Teo 'Hill-Williams, ~Edith Manly and Lioyd Carlisle Hill, Rockville, Md. Funeral Sunday from Jerusalem Methodist Church, = p.m. = HORAN. Thursday, February 13, 1923, at noon, ‘at_her residence, 1015 8rd st. ne. JULIA, beloved wife of the late Michael M. Toran.” Funeral from the above residence Monday, February 19, at 8:30 a.m.; to St. Aloysius Church, where solomn hi requiem mass will be oftered ut 9 @.m. for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Relatives and friends in- vited. 18 JOHNSON. February 14, 1923, at her resi- dence, 1412 V at. n.w., ‘after a brief illness, MARTHA V., widow of the late Capt. C. K. Johnson and’ mother of H. May Johnson. Funeral services at the residence at 2 o'clock Saturday. JONES. Entered into rest Frid: 16, 1923, at his_residence, 609 GLEXN T. JONES. beloved b Tnazella F. Jones. Funeral Monday, ary 10, p.m., from Kendail Church, 9th and B ats. s.w. No fSuwers. 1% EKOCH. Departed this lite Wednesday, Feb- ruary 14, 1923, at 3:15 p.m., HAMILEEN D. beloved wife of Irving L. Koch and beloved hter of Mrs. ileen Haines. 14 17, 1:30 CARRIE February Kt 8w, sband of Febru Buptist ston st. n.w., at 1:30 p.m ruary 17. Interment Winchester, V day afternoon. (Winchester, Baitimore and Reading, Pa., papers please copy.) 16° LYNCH. February 15, 1923, WM. LYNCH, beloved husband of Barbara E.sLynch, aged 52 vears. Funeral from his late residence, s.e., on Monday, February 19, at Interment at Congressional ceme- 1§ MCKIE, Thursday, February 15, 1023, at Dur- N. 0., ETHEL MANKIY, beloved wife orge McF. Mckie. Funeral services at Chapel Hill, N. C., Saturday, February 1 Died Thursday, Febru at his residence, MUSE. _H their loss a devoted wife, Catheri two children, Thomas and Catler: 4 Muse, a number of relatives and a_host of friends. Funeral Sunday, Febrnary 18, from the above residence at 1 o'clock p.m. ' Rel tives and friends invited. Interment at Harmony cemetery. NICHOLS, Wednesday, February 14, JOHN B. NICHOLS, busband Nichols. ' Funeral services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Barnesville, Md. OFFUTT. Thursday, February 15, 1923, at his residence, 3433 Wisconsin ave. n.w., GEORGE beloved husband of Gertrude V. Offutt, ged 70 vears. Funeral from his late res dence, 3438 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. on Satur. day, February 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Baptist Ministers’ Conference: Please meet at Metropolitan Baptist C R st. between 12th and 13th n. February 17, 11 a.m., g ments for the funeral of Rev. THORNTON PARKER. REV. M. W. D. NORMAN, D. D., Pres. Rev. J.'I. LOVING, D. D, Sec. PAUL. Thursday, February 15, 1923, at her residence, 1209 85th st. n.w.,’at 2:15 p.m., Mrs. EMMA E. PAUL' (nee Trought). Fu neral from Holy Trinity Church at 9:13 a.m., Saturday, February 17. Interment Holy Rood cemetery. (Baltimore papers copy.) ROBERTS. Officers and members of Andrew Jackson, No. 6, Junlor Order United Ameri- can_Mochanics, are hereby motified of the death of Brother JAMES A. ROBERTS at 540 11th st. s.e., from pneuman . Funeral will be held from his late rexidence Friday. Interment at Con- 1923, f Ruth Fel February 16, at 8 p.m.. gressional cememtery. & B. ELLIOTT, Councilor. W.L LA =8, 16 1023, | February | Febru- ¢ Deaths. RUFFIN, Departed this life Mond: ary 12, . in_Philadelphia, Pa., LUCY ved motier of Auale Long and the bt ok and Fred Long and Sally Deen, ther of Richard Dean and aunt of Bush, Cora Brown and Louls Jones. 1 from James H. Winslow's chapel, 12th and R sts. n.w., Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. BEYBURN. Wednesday, February 14, 1923, at Detroit, Mich., Col. STEPHEN Y. SEY: BURN and beloved wife, EDITH WESSON BEYBURN. Double funeral at Arlingto national cemetery Saturday, February 17, 2 o'clock. 18 SIMMONS. Departed this life Wednesday, February 14, 1923, at 4:26 p.m., at her re dence, 303 1. st. u.w., MARY SIMMONS. be. loved ‘wife of Bdward Simmous. She leaves 0 mourn thelr loss father, ten brothers and four sisters. Funeral services will be held Sunday, February 15. 1923, at Mt. Oarmel Baptist' Chiurch, 3rd and 1 sts. n.w.. at 12 o'clock, Rev. 'W. H. Jernagin, minister. The body will be sent to Portsmouth for_ burial. SPARROW. Suddenly, Thursday, February 15, 1823, at ‘her residence, 435 O st. n.w., at 11:30 a.m., MATTIE SPARROW, the be- loved wife'of Basil Sparrow and mother of Eloise Jackson, Arthur, Howard and Anthony Sparrow. Funeral Sunday, February 18, from Galbraith A. M. E. 7. Chureh, Rev. W. D. Battle, pastor, at 1 Relatives ‘and friends invited. Our dearest friend has gone to rest; 8he left this world below; Tho' kindred dear and friends might mourn She could no longer stay. On angels' wings she swiftly was borne To realms of cndless day. We shall meet you by and by, When parting shall be no more. THE FAMILY. STELZLE. Thursday, February 15, herresidence, 146 13th st. s.e., SOPHIE E. beloved wife of the late Lorenz Stelzle. Serv: fces will be held at ber late residence on Monday, February 19, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek cemetery. 18 SULLIVAN. Wednesday, February 14, 1923 JORN, beloved husband of Johanna Sulli van (nee F Funeral from his lnte residence. u.w., Saturdsy, Feb ruary 17, at 8:30 a.n.. thence to Immacu- late” Conception Church, where mass wi'l be sald at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Arlington cemeters 16 JANET. na Noyes Funcral ] . Vi 17¢ p-m. 17 WHITEFORD. February duughter of Rog Whitef, [ 16, 1923, r J. and Mary 0 Ju 1917, i turday, Fehruary 1 | WILSON. rted thix life Februars 14 1928, Mrs. ANNA MARIA WILSON. dungh fer of the ‘late Sophin Hamiltou, sister of | the Iate Rev. John F. Hamilton. She leaves to monrn th < ber, William T Hamilton: a daughter. Mrs. Bessie H. Jones, and & grandson, Roscor West. Funeral Saturday, February 17, at 2 o'clock, from Winslow's chapel, 12th and R sts. n.w. (At- hmlcy City, N. J.,"and Ohio papers please (privat . 515 Seward s : LLIAM G. WORRELL. beloved husband of Isabel I, neral WORSLEY. Tiursday, Febroary 1 a 11 o, “at his residence. tie Colcord apart- ments, 310 pitol st., ASHLEY § WORSLEY. Funeral will be heid from horst’s Tuueral parlors, 301 Saturday, February St. Jasep) said at § am Interment (private) i lease omit flowers. YOUNG. Departed this life Friday, 16, 1923 8 a.m.. at her reside s, CAMILLE YOUNG, beloved d Heiry “and Eva Young, sister of velyn, Lorenzo, Portia, Oliie, H 3 t ur. S, thence where mius: be repose of his soul Mt. Ulivet cemetery February 15 Tuy w0 ighter of Aurvlia, iry, Law e Len al be In Memoriam. BORTNICK-MILLER. Iu sad b loving _re. daughter, LENA Who departed today, February 16, recalls the mem loved one gone to rest: e ones who are thinking of her cnos who loved her be AND MES. rr H } i h MILLER. A CARMODY. In loving memors of Col. FRA CIS 3. CARMODY. who duparted this life sixtecn yeurs ago today, February 16, 1907, » COLE. In sad but loving remeribrance of our grandmother, FRANCES COLE. who departed this life Afteen years ago toduy, February | 16, 1908, Today recalls the memory 0f & loved one luid to who' stil Dest DELIA. In loving remembrance of CORDELTA COLES. who died two Years #go toda: February 18, 1921. 3 “I litile thoughit it thus In days more sad and fa That earth could have a place for me, And thou no longer there. “Yet death cannot our hearts divide, Or make thee less my own: “Twere sweeter sleeping at thy s Than watching hete alone, “Yet never, never can we part, While memory holds her feign Thine, thine is st wither'd heart, gain.” MATHEK, M. E. THOMAS, loving remembrance of my dear ELIA M. COLES, who departed o' sears ago today, February 16, ould be COLES. 1In wife, COR this life t 1921, Sweet and peaceful be her rest, Forget her I can never; d_called her, He knew' best. His will be done forever. DEVOTED HUSBAND, G JESSE 3. { COLES. In sweet but sad memory of our {sister, CORDELIA M. COLES, who enteved into the great bevond two yedrs ago today, | February 16, 192 i ‘Twas eventide when the Master's voice Called softly, *Come and rest,”" And then ‘the whstained breath 1 Of human life went softly out, | And that they said was death i RIE AND JACK. CRAWFORD. Tn sad and loving remembrance of our dear son and brother, DANIEL W, CRAWFORD, who died in France four years gy today, February 16, 1019. ! Tn_our hearts sou nre always rememberad; Sweet thoughts still cling to your name: The mother and_ brother bt loved you i Love sou in death fust the same. MOTHER. MES. LOUISA CRAWFORD, BROTHER, HARRY 8. CKRAWFORD. DUCKETT. In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, WALTER DUCKETT, who died oue year ago today, Februars 16, 1922, He scarce had ueed to doff his pride Or slough the dress of earth E'en as hie trod that day to God, So walked he from his birth, In simpleness and gentleness & clean_m.rth HIS WIFB AND DAUGHTERS. FORD. Sacred to the memors of my beloved motiier, EL B. FORD, who entered into Test séven years ago today, February 16, 1w Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just @ memory foud and true; Just a token of love's devotion. That my heart wtill for vou. DAUGHTER HELEN. GALLOWAY. In remembrance of our darling sister and ‘aunt, MARIA GALLOWAY, who departed this life oue year ago today, Feb- ruary 16, 192; The month of February is here, To us the saddest of the vear, Because one year ago today Our dear sisier passed awas. How we miss the welcome footsteps Of the one we loved so dear. Oft we listen for Ler coming. Fully sure that she is nea HER DEVOTED SISTERS, NANCY GAL- LOWAY, 'Y CURRY 'AND CHAR- LOTTB BOSTON. Safe in_the arms of Jesus. NIECES AND NEPHEWS. GIBBONS. In sad and loving remembra of our dear pastor, Rev. W who departed this life eleven today, February 16, 1912. Today recalls ead memories Ot a loved one gone And_those who stil remember him o loved him best. | HIS DEVOTED MEMBERS, REV. JAMES B. ROBERTS AN . GIBBONS. Sacred to the memory of dear father, WILLIAM P. GIBBONS, w entered into cternal rest eleven years %g0 today, February 16, 1932, Fresh my love will always be As long as there is memory. Gone but not forgotten— 1 will always thiuk of thee. H ETHEL. * | GIBSON. In sad but loving remembrance of ! our_dear husband and father, LEWIS GIB- who_departed this life ‘ten years ugo, | February 16, 1013 THE FAMILY. % HULBURT. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, HENRY HUDSON HULBURT, | Who was killed on his little sled February | 15, 1922. H The month of February is here, i To us the saddest of the vear, ] honor and I Because one year ago today Our dear little “*Hudd: DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER, TERS AND BROTHERS. \CKSON. In sad but loving remembrance of T elied and only ehild. ALICE JACK. | BON, who entered into eternal rest six years 280 today, February 16, 1017, It has been years ago, dear Al ‘Since from me you passed awa, Yet in my heart you linger still, 1t seems but yesterday. Your memory will be with me forever, Till we meet on a far-d stant shore, And the heart that is broken shall greet you When_we meet to part no more. LOVING MUTHER,D LUCINDA LEWIS. JAOKSON. In loving remembrance of my dear friend, ALICE JACKSON, who depart- ed this life six years ago today, February 16, 1017, Just when her light was brightest, Just when her hopes were ' best, She was taken from this world of pain To a home of eternal rest. FRIEND SUSIE. assed away. sis- In Memoriam. JOHNSON. In sad und loving remembranca of our dear mother, ELIZA J. JOHNSON, who departed this life oue year ago today, February 16, 192 We miss thee, ob, we miss th Our own beloved mother dear. We miss thy voice, the tonch of thy band, We miss thy tender care. Sudly missed by your devoted daughters, BERTHA, CARRIE AND BEATRICE. MILLS, In sad but loving remembrance of my dear sister, MARGARET A. MILLS, who died three years ago today, February 16, 1920, “May her soul rest in peace.’” LOVING SISTER, S. V. FARLING. ESLINE. In loving remembrance of ous darling little nephew, FRANK J. NESLINE, Jdr., who died three'years ago today, Feb- ruary 18, 1 E recalls sad memories f a loved one gone to rest: And those who still remember him Are the ones that loved him best. THE LANGBEIN FAMILY. NESLINE. In loving remembrance of out dear son and brother, FRANK J. NESLINF, Jr., who died three sears ago today, Feb: ruary 16, 1920, in his 7th year. In_our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true; There is 'not a_day, dear Frankie, iat we do not think of you. LOVING PARENTS AND SISTERS. NEWMYER. loved wife and mother, MYER, who departed ago today HER HUSBAND, CHILDREN, OCKERSHAUSEN. In tender memory of our be- MARY B. W this life one yea SON AND GRA&;D- In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear daughter, sister and aunt, EVA M. OCKENSHAUSEN (nes Higgs). who departed this life five years ago today, February 16, 1918. 1f 1 could open wide your grase And sce Your face once more, And hear you call me Mother As you often have before. Just when Ler light was brightest, Just when her hopes were bes o was Trom this wor a home of sv HER LOVIN AND FATHER. sed away Five long years have Since you were lai rest on, sister. how w o dar But God knew what was best. i NISTER MAMIE. cear to year nd all of us fuy to d love for ¥ fade ww i HER LOVING BXOTHERS. No ome knows the silent heartaches, Only those who ha can _tell Of the grief that is borne in silence For our dear aunt we loved so_well HER LOVING NIECES, MAY AND LYDIA. A But never Dear sist PARKER. KATIE M. PARKER died one year ago toduy, February 18, 1922. hut Dot forgotten. ; B FRIEND. In losing remembrance of our dear — mother, who died twelve years ugo today, February 17. 1911 s i DAUGHTEE, CATHERINE F. SCOTT RS YREADRICKA b THOMA. u loving remembrance of our dear e beloved misther, wontY, Whe died seven February 18, Bl _CHTLDREN, BEN. MINNIE AND ST g AND, 6 A NDCHILDREN, MEL- VIN AND JEAN SAUER. In bt o o depurted REISER. z remembrance of aud husband, WIL- into eternal sp your hand, ving fuce teasant smile made life worth while, n ot the world to me. vou are fondly rememberes ts still cling to your nam. t loved you to dearly in 1 denth_the same. WIFE AND CHILDREN. Sucred to the memory of our dear. brother. HARRY E. SMITH, wh ty-four years ago tods: Your p Whit ITH. ved s the music of his vol Made onr liappy hear And_ his bright and smilin Was the sunshine of our . flowers we place vpon bis grave May wither and de But_the love for Harry Will never fade aw 1IS DEVOTED SISTERS. n sad aud loving remembrance of T dear futuer, SAMUEL . TURNER, who departed this life six years ago today, Feb ruary 16, face Who slecps beneatk one to rests Il remember him loved him best. At Bis post. those he loved the most. 10 we feel r warn and_heal HIS DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTERS. VIRTUE. Departed this life two sears ago today. February 16, 1921, Mrs. SARAH A. VIRTUE, wife of the late Johu Virtue. 0ft from our hearts comes the cry: ““Why, oh, why, did she die? Then comes the auxwer, so solemn and sweet, ‘She is not dead, but only_asleep. HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. Peaceful be your rest, dear Sallie; How I love to hear your name! In life T loved yon dearly, In death I do the same HER SISTER ANNIE, SMITH. In sad but loving re. beloved ones, CHOLLOT WHITTLEY, who died Februars 12, 1807; ANDREW_WHI Y, Februars LOUISA WHITTLEY, February HAMILTON * SMITI, ' November and HAYWARD SMITH, Fe O, mourn them mot, they are sately nchored, Angels led them all the way: in mercy, Jesus called them o the land 'of endless day FANNIE SMITH AND EV. . ‘WHITTLEY. membrance of ou 16, 1922} A MOXLEY. ® ,,FENERAI‘ DmEPTQRS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. BB AR Sephone. __Main 2473 \I73 Joszrn " (GAWLERS < -.. B MORTICIANS 2 pewnave. ASHNGTON, © TARLISNES 1950 T Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 0543. JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA AVE. S.E. Model Chapel, Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances _Livery_in Connecti blished 1873, W, R._F. HIN 2901.2003 14th Private Ambulance. WA Speare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET. NW TORMERLY 9407 ST. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.\W. piisbtieies 1061, ___Automobile Service. TWILL Embalmer. Livers nnection. modern crematorium and 532 Pa_ave. n.w. Tel. call. pr 32 WM. H. 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