Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1923, Page 7

HE KEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON And a Delicious Chocolate Flavor a delicious flavor for cooking FRANKLIN Syrup Important— Every woman will appre- ciate our Sugar Etiquette Chart and the helpful book of Franklin Syrup Recipes. We will gladly send you both of these, together with the inter- esting **Story of Sugar™ and books of Candy Recipes and Preserving Recipes. They are free upon request. Address Franklin Sugar Refining Company, P.O.Lock Box 1630, Phila., Pa. in the year. flavor makes it especially wpreciated on the table—and it 1ds a pleasing taste to many cooked dishes and desserts. Franklin Syrup is a product you can enjoy using every day Its sweet cane No flavor in the world is as popular as that of sweet sugar cane. you this delightful flavor in a syrup of exceptional quality. Try it. Prsiciiin Sontw Grs Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis Ask your grocer. Prepare a harmless and effective D. ¢, TUESDAY, DR. GARDNER DIES. Lifelong Resident of District Suc- cumbs to Heart Disease. Dr. Joseph N. Gardner, sixty-three years old, a lifelong resident of the District, died at his home, 1010 10th street northwest, Thursday of heart disease, after an illness covering a number of months. Funeral services were held at St, Patrick’s Catholic Church, 10th and G west, Saturday. Mass was celebrated by Mgr. E. J. Wunder of Cumberland, Md., his brother-in-law. . Assisting him were Revs. Hurney and Cart- wright of St. Patrick’s. The Elks con- |ducted services at the home. |_Dr. Gardner was born in this city February 24, 1860, a_son of the late Dr. -Jacob Brown Gardner. a sur- geon in the Union Army, and Rosa Manning Gardner. In 1888 he married Miss Julia Wun- der of Baltimore, who, together with a son, Edward J.'Gardner of Berwyn, Md., survive him. ‘He was a member of the American Institute of Home- opathy and the Washington Chamber of Commerce. _— ! RITES FOR REV. J. J. FOX. . Impressive Funeral for Member of H Catholic U. Faculty. Funeral services, with high requiem mass and processional, for the Rev. Jumes J. Fox, D. D., 2 mgmber of the faculty of the Catholic’ University, who died Sunday night at the uni- versity stroke of apo- plexy, was hi morning from the university The funeral procession. made up of members of the faculty and the stu- {dent body, formed the cortege to the hurch. The mass was celebrated !with Bishop T. J. Shahan offifficiating. IThe sermon was by Rev. C. F. Aiken, member of the faculty. The pall- rs were personal friends of Dr. x. glecicd from the student body © choir sang the music of the Those officiating in the cele- ration of the mass were: Assistant . the Rt. Rev. George A. Dough- D. D.; deacon, the Rev. W. J. rby. Ph'D.; subdeacon, the Rev. . Daschalde. D. I.: master of cere- imonies, the Rev. Memrad C. Koester, IC. P. Following the mass the PS body was taken to the Union statiop, accompanied by H. Vincent Fo. FEBRUARY streets north-{ 1923. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Miss E. F. G. Merritt, chairman of finance committee, Phyllis Wheatley, Y. W. C. A, will meet all captains to- morrow, 7:30 p.m., in cafeteria of the building, 901 Rhode Island avenue, in relation to budget drive to begin Thureday. 27, Wayne B. Wheeler wil address a public meeting of the Mount Pleas- ant Branch, Woman's Christian Tem- perance Union, tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock in the Savoy Theater. \A meeting of the Institute of Gov- {ernment will be held at the organi- zation's headquarters, 1710 1 street northwest, Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The meeting has been called at the request of persons who at- tended the convention of the insti- tute last week at the New Willard Hotel. nry J. Moehlman, advertising manager of the Baltimore Sun, will ad- dress the weekly Ad Club Lunchean, to- morrow at 12:30, at the City Club. The Sun stood fourth high in classified line- age for 1422 in the country. Mr. Moehl- man's subject is to be “Effective Uses of the Classified Columns for the Bus- iness Man.” J. O. Martin, advertising manager of the Chesapeake ang Po- tomac Telephone Company, is in charge. There is to be keen rivalry between the attendance of this lunch- eon and that of the following week in charge of Harris & Ewing. Senator-elect Royal S. Copeland of New York, Samuel Gompers, presi- dent of the American Federation of Labor, and former Representative Edward Keating of Colorado, at pres- ent managing editor of the weekly newspaper Labor, will be the speak- ers at the meeting of the Woman's Trade Union League of the District of Columbia next Tue night a 8 o'clock at Pythian Temple, 10 9th street. Red Triangle Outing Club will an anniversary hike tomorrow, ing from Connecticut avenue Miiitary road at 7:30 p.m. Through Rock Creek Park Pleasant car line. and to Mount Phil Sheridan Post, No. 6, “Gran Army of Republic, will meet Frida 3 p.m. ormer Representative Clyde H. Tavenner will speak tomorrow, § p.m., in Lisner Hall of George Wash- ington University, under auspices of the “Philippinensian.” Subject: “Far toute: | Cards of Thanks. OUMBERLAND. We wish to extend our sin- cere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to our many relatives and friends for their kin ness, sympatly and beautiful floral tributes during “the illuess and at the death of our beloved wife sod mother, Mrs. MARY A. CUMBERLAND. £ HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * FULLER., We wish to extend our thanks and sincere’ appreciation to our relatives and friends - for their kindness, sympathy &nd beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved and only daughter, LORETTA. MR. AND MRS, J. E. FULLER. JOHNSON, We wish to extend ouf win:ere thanks and hegrtfelt apy to our many relatives and friends ganizations {1 Lielr kind and beautiful Goral tributes n-i and death of our beloved wife and mother, MIte MAGGTE JOIINSON, HER HUSESY) AND CHJLDREN SPARROW, We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved _ wife and mother, MATTIE & SPARROW. THE FAMILY, 435 0 8T. N. W, Beathg BURKE. Sunday, February 23, 1623, ARET A. BUIIKE, beloved sister-ir arles B, Davis. ' Funeral from ler late residence, 1506 33rd st n.w., Thursday, March 1, at 5: a.m., thence to St. Ste- phen’s Catholic Chu , where mass will be sald at 9 o'clock. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. - CONOVER. Suddenly, Sunday, Februa 1923, at Crafton, Pa., ALTHEA BERE CONOVER. DANDRIDGE. Departed February 27, 1923, at 6:85 a.m., at her late Ialdencd. i1 Acker ot fie, | MARY DANDRIDGE, widow of the late' John . Dundridge and _devoted mother of Char- lotts €. Jone, Josephine L. und Licut. Eu- geue A Dandridge and Coru L. Pryor. No- tice of funeral later. . | DEVLIN. Tuesday, February 27, 1023, at 8:30 ! Wt his residence. Hyattssilic, EDWARD DEVLIN, beloved husband of Deviin (nee Divine). Funeral from his late residence, Thursday, March 1, Interment Congressionul cemetory. aud friends invited, | DUCKETT. . 28¢ life Tuesday, February 26, 192 aged 71 yvears, son of the laie S Duckett and Margaret P Howard). Fueral from the residence of the old Duc extead, Forrest Hill, Md., Wednesduy at 2 pm. Relatives and fri invited. ENGLAND. Saturday. February 24, 1923, at { 9 am., &t New York city, after 4 lingering illness, GEORGE J. ENGLAND. (Alexandrix papers please copy.) GRAHAM. The remainsof JAMES W.GRAHAM, beloved ' husband of Alie Gra (Lee French), who died January a1, 1923, will be removed from the in” Couzressional Dr. In Memoriam, CLARK. In loving remembrance mother and grandmother, ELIZ GASKINS CLARK, who departed th one year ago today, Februars 27, 192 Dear s the grave where she is laid, Bweet is the memory that never ‘will fade; Part of our lives lie buried deep Under the sod vwihere mother sieeps. HER HUSSAND, — DAUGHTERS GRANDCHILDREN, THOMAS ELMIRA WISEMAN CHILDREXN. GARY. T4 sad but loving remembrance of my deariy beloved one, BENJAMIN GARY, who entered into eternal rest eighteen months #go today, August 27, 1921 Every day brings back sweet memories, Every memory n tear. Your willing ways and pleasant smiles, Were a pleasure to recai You had a kind word for each And_died beloved by all MAYME. ELIZABETH AND EDITH. HIGGINS. In sad bot loving remembrance of my late husband, JOHN HIGGI 10 _died eight years ago ioday, February 27, 19 There's a feeling eternity cannot dim As my thoughts drift back through the years; Though time and tide so swiftly glide, 1 miss him, vet T cannot hide My grief and silent tears HIS WIFE EELLY. A sad Yt loving tribute to our dear devoted mother, LUCRETIA MOTT KELLY Who died one year ago today, in Philade phia, Februars 27, 1922, HER DAUGHTERS. * {LENNON. 1u sad tut loving remembrance of my dear husband, JESSE R. LENNON, win departed this life oue vear ago todas, Feb ruars 27, 192 ne. but not_forgotten HIS WIFE. ADD NON: DAUGHTELS KATIE AND EV >4 LENNON. In loving remembrance of our dea fatler, JESSE k. LENNON, who departed thin 1ife one vear ago toda¥, February 18 Sud was the Lour When God ca A Joving farhe No friend « For all of May God HIK SON_CHA LAW, MARY LENNON. 1Iu sad hut loving remem! my dear father, TESSE . LENNON. who entered into eternul 1eat oné vear ago foday February 27, 192 Tn my heart sour memors lingers Tenderls. fond fand troe. There is not & day. dear father That 1 do not think of you HIS LOVING DAUGHTER TLILLIE AND . SONIN.LAW, MR, AND MRS, WILLIE ERRICO. g jSOMERVILLE, 1 devoted motier ! Jarted wis life one sear a i 3 AND GODCHILD LENA FIFE. * of that yn 1 our dear 1 0 good kind, ‘arth like him do we' find id his best fm_eternal In loving remembrance of my grandmather, who de February Dear is the grave where she is lai Eastern Questions as They Concern the United States.” . gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tab- eters Thursday, lets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water. Gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary. | _Be sure you use only the genuine | Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. marked with | the Bayer Cross, which ¢an be had in tin hoxes of twelve tablets for few brother of Dr. Fox, and sent to Cam- bridge, Mass, where the intermest will be made in Holy Rood cemetery. et is the memors that ne'er shall ! rt of my life lics buried deep, Under the sod where mother sleeps. We shall-meet her some bright morn, Resting by the waters fair She is waiting for our comi er garden thero. ) ITERS. XD MAGGIE, AND G DAUGHTER, PAULINE LOCKE The annual men's supper at Tm- manuel Baptist Church will be given tomorrow, 6:30 p.m. Special speakers: John Lake and Mr. Wong, Loth of Canton, Chi LIZABETH Thursday, March 1, at 1 p.m., funeral yarlors, 3083 M st. n.w. and friends invite HARPER. _Suddeniy. i N5 am., Franklin Sugar Refining Company ““A Franklin Cane Sugar for every use’’ o Marriage Licenses. e Marriage Ti ANNIE ses have been issued to the Monday, February 26 AND Granulated, Dainty Lumps, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown; Golden Syrup; Cinnamon and Sugar; Sugar-Honey Purchasesmay be made at the low February Sale prices and free ‘storage arranged for 90 days. Life Time ¢ Seventh Street | cents. | DBayer:Tablets ¢ Aspirin The Bayer Cross on Genuine Tablets till the low February Sale prices will be a matter of history for the Feb- ruary Sale of Life Time Furniture continues only for the first three days of March: And it is neither odds—nor ends nor even a Clearance Sale—but our good Life Time Furniture substan- tially reduced from an already mod- est price—but only for the balance of this week. ; \ Furniture Is More Than a Name Between D & E Williatn Langles and John ¥ Colting and Imm»d piia, Pa Dabnes 1 Eciols and Sadie A [ ittn Forge Vs leanore 1. Ao Vincent, Dallas, both of Quine. both Chinries F. il o Alton ricuer of iniata, eydon of iuas o thi a0 800 Frances P. Kaiden Pa.. and Jean Vo. and of New York city and Julia L. Renjamin M, W ks and Rertha Manles. Charlie T, Plunkerr” of Tulaskis v Frances L. Lizht of Lynchborg, Va & 3ohn 1. Carnes and Teln 10 us Georg: Hilver. jr. and Faith ( William M Lowis and Clur ¥ Farry Mot lain of Tagloryilie, Claxton of this city and Chapin Dikdsion 111, and Marie Births Reported. The fullowing to the health de four hours Harmon and Masbelle Buros, girl Danicl aud Eva Redmond, girl. James A. and Edith Hibletis, boy James . and Louise M Ml births have been reported twent in the last twenty , Lrotta, gir \‘l”‘\lmfl. boy. A Avers. g eringer. Miller. girl. . Freiders, girl oy, bor. i 4 Alberta fitarncs, bor’ ¥ 1 Viney B Romie. tog. John F. and Virginla Dulaney, boy, Jnues and Marton V. Rtewart, bor. MOURNING BLACK ’ £ Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING €O. 2460 1Sth St Dupont Cirele, Col. rr. cr meeting athedral Assosiation at 1525 1 st. Ay, Tebruary 18: will owner please or send’ for same to above address? ATTO ¢ and Cann OVE, between 14th and 15th, on D Treasury bldg. Please return to’ S. P, Main 6400, Br. 219 BAG . with beaded ends, Nun: noon. Owner's mame and addre Phona_Alexandria 1245- BULL from 173 ward DIAMC setring. ington 4 N 340 oG, aft 27° Webster st Thone Adams I RING—Lads’s: fligres platinum nnavivania Pullman arriving Wasli- February 26. Reward, return to st Phone Franklin Whita and black, reward. Col. 3307. z her, Toke colore urday might: liberal’ reward. Call 3177 or L. 3314 Mr. H. Blum D—White, tan_ears; Reward. 'T. E. FAN ontrici Tost Rat- Lincoln femal Marlow, TAVALLIER White gold, silver ADAMS 1 Miss Perkins. PEARLS, ay, 8:30 between Scott Circia a jand Park car: : heartbroken. d 14th s evening, Shu- t-Garrick Theater, either in tleater or just { de_entrance; reward. 1730 New Hamp- | FOCKETHOR—Lads ient Teatier, Sunday nizht in loew Theater, abou 8:30. Heward_ Phone N. 5105-W. o | POCKETROOK, binck ik with sieel Buckie, Jon Lincoln Park car from Cabin John arriving 0;( 14th amllll bont 5:30 Sun. eve. e SE te, female; tag Return to 1415 8. C. ave. s.e. Receive reward, e STRING PEARL BEADS. bet. Isabelle apts. and E. Capitol st. car; deliver to Mrs. Hall, 121 11th st. ne. And get rewnrd. WATCH_Gunmetal _case, Varticles atfached. Reward. nw. B WATCH—Open face, Waltham, Tuesday morn- iing, 14th st. car or transferring at Y. ave. {Reward. 8. M. Crandell, 1339 14th st. n.x | Franklin_787 J WEDDING RING, G. Reward. I n with small Return 2109 N s C. F. M. to M. C. Wiilard ‘barber shop. 10 CEMETERIES. “SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HILL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST Washington's Beautiful Burial Ground Perpetusl care—Chapel—Perfect Service— Choice plots—>3oderate prices—Terms. Office, 17th and Pa. Ave. 8.E. Linc. 6502-J. For Booklet, Information or Visit to Ceme- tery. Oall MB. CAYLOR. Linc, 988. FORT LINCO; The Park Cemetery Nonm-Sectarian Perpetual Care’ Beantiful and fitting location. Beadily accessible—on electric car line, On Baltimore boulevard, at District line, Office:70512th St.N.W. Phone Franklin 4745, Write for lllustrated Booklet MONUMENTS. = We speclalize In designing and erect. Ing memorlals (monuments and mauso. teums) of quality and character. We will gladly show you many beau- tiful specimens of our work in any of the local cemetertes. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC,, 914 Fifteenth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Sidwell have invita- . tions out for & lecture to be giv Leon H. Vincent, Friday, 2 IFriends” Sche Tea at 3. International Asnociation of Special- ty Salesmen will meet Monday, § p.m., in Board of Trade rooms, Star build- ing. . n b pm., City Club. The ill have a dinner at rsation circle at 1 Women's section and cor French o'clock Council. meet, § Rev. will Washington umbus, will K. of . 'Hall of St. Patrick's “Church T 2 Knig of John 1 give a talk on srge Baldwin MeCoy Unit, Ame an Women's Legion. will meet Fi day, 10:30 am., at Church of Covenant. Mount Pleasant W. € hold a neighborhood mceting atSavoy Theater 14th and Columbia road, to- morrow, 11 am. Wayne B. Wheeler will speak. Community singing, led by William T. Pierson. T. U. will ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Stuart Walcott Post. No. 10, Ameri- can Legion. will mect. & o'clock, in boardroom of District building. Rep- resentative James ("Connor of Louis- {iana will speak of “The Disabled Ve crans’ Rehabilitation Farm L Annual banquet of men's Bible class jof Eastern Presbyterian Church will be held in Sunday school room, 6:30 oclock. Rev. John C. Palmer of Washington Heights Presbyterian Church, will be guest and principal speaker. Music. Inventors are invited to to be held, 7:30 o'clock. at Trinity Community House. 3d street and In- diana_avenue, for the purpose of or- ganizing and giving to Inventors tools and a large workroom to perfect their ideas. meeting Iowa Circle Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock. in Northminster Lecture Hall. Hugh Kerr Fulton of the circle will debate with Charles T. Clayton of Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association: “Will the Right of Fran- se Be an Advantage to the Dis- trict.” Public invited Costello Post, No. 13. American L glon, will meet at Park Savings Bank building, 14th and Kenvon Program will feature singing. dancing. the Montrose quartet guitar solos. stage and Rociety of American Bacteriologists will meet. 8 o'clock. at Naval Medical School. Program will be given by in- vestigators of Department of Agricul- ture. Dr. F. M. Scales, Dr. F. W. Tul- ley and Dr. F. V. Rand. Southeast Washington Citizens' As- sociation will meet, § o'clock, in Tyler School. North Capitol and Eckington Citi- zens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in Emery School. Carle Whitehead of Denve: give a free illustrated lecture, Spots in_the Colorado Rockies, Central Y. M. C. A.. 1736 G street. The Progressive Education Associa- tion will meet at 1840 Kalorama road, & o'clock. Dr. L. J. Rourke of United States Civil Service Commission will speak of “Intelligence Tests: Their Use and Misuse.” Free. American Soclety for Steel Treating will meet, 8 o'clock, in auditorium of Department building. J. V. Emmons of Cleveland will lecture on “Machin- ability of Tool Steels.” Cooley-McCullough, No. 22, Ameri- can Legion, will meet, 8 o'clock, in Board of Trade rooms, Star building. Dinner dance at Univeristy Club, § o'clock. Solicitor General James M. Beck will be pricnipal speaker at the an- nual dinner of Mayflower Descend- ants at Franklin Square Hotel. The Georgetown Civic Association will meet in the Phillips School to- night, at 8 o'clock. Miss Laura Waller, 1333 18th street, will entertain the El-Mira College Club in honor of Miss Alice Robert- son. Speeches, toasts and other fea- tures. All former students invited. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four hours: Robert Lavender, 70 sears, Emergency Hos- M Saian J- Atert, theast, POWilliam H. Speiser, 60, 226 Sth street south- %%krah 7. Spence, 81, 708 B street southwest. William A. Eaheart, 65, Georgetown Uni- ty Hospital. e Frank B, Bawards, 62, 1150 Connecticut ave- "iivia G. Ever, 40, St. Elizabeti’s Hospital. Ruth A. Hollidge, 76, 410 P street north- we Moses B. Montgomery, 908 Butternut treet. *“Beulah G. Van Bickler, 46, 4108 5th street. Annie . Swain, 72, Georgetown Unlversity Hogpital. Margaret A. Bailey, 75, 1012 Wisconsin ave- ™ George M. Chism, Elizabeth’s Hos ital P Demetrius Koundauriotus, 5, Children’s Hos- ital. P!\teivin Chesivolr, 6 months, Children's Hos ital. P Ruirnice Dishman. 23, 3216 Sherman avenue. George W. Jones, 55, 1106 Browning street northeast. Annje Summerville, 60, Freedmen Tercy Brown, 26, Galiinger Hospital Arthur Bailes, 1, 221 8d street northeast. Rosborough, 10 Childres 82, 617 Maryland avenue st streets. | JOSEPH ¥ of lovg 1ith Hai 8w, beloved husbund of Mary b Edwards eral from his late residence Wednesday, February 2%, at 3 p.m tives and "friends invited. Interment Kock Creek cemetery Rest in’ peace HOLLIDGE. Feby . 1923, at 115 pm. ather redidence PRtonw., Mrs, RUTT A HOLLIDGE, widow ‘of Jos. H. Hollidge. Funeral’ Weduc'sday, February 28, at 2 p.m, Relatives aud friends insited, (Baltimore Pittsburgh and Stockton, Calif.. Dlease copy.) HOWES. Februars 6. 142, TRICE HOWES, infant davghter of I Lert C. and Mars G. (nee Sykes), aged 17 months. Funeral from her parents’ resi- dence, 208 14th st e, on Wednesdar, Febriary 2%, at 2 pm. Yaterment at Mt. livet cemeters. HULL-SHANSEY. Mondas. Februars 1 at St Catherine Hospital, Brooklyn NV MARY, beloved wite of George Shansey and devoted daughter of Harry and Catherine Keidy Hufl, neral hereafter. IRVINE. Monday, February 26, 1923, at the residence of ber daughter, Mrs. Robert Lo Russell, 1121 Fairmont st. n.w., LAURA w of the late Alfred O Irvine. Funerad from the above residence Wednesday, Feb- 28, ut 2:30 pm. . JONES. Departed this life Mondas, Febn 28,1823, at £:05 pm., EUPHRANZ Deioved mother of Mrs.” Mignon T. Jacks G E. Jones, Mrs. Harriette Epps. Willian H. Jonex; sister of Roberta Hamm, Clinton 1. Douglass, cight grandehildren. itelati and friends ‘invlted to attend fuberal, W uesduy, February 25, at 1 pm.. from the New Hethel Baptist Church, 9th and § s now. MARY BE KEIM-BYRNES. Monday, February 26, 1923, | at Washington Sanitarium, MARY K. KEIM RYRN Funeral from 'residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Keech. 1615 D st. s.e., at 9 am.. Wednesday, February 28, thence to Bt. Stephen’s Church, where mass will be sung for repose of lier soul. lnterment Mt Oifvet = KELLER. Monday. February 26, 1923, at her residence. Friendship Heights, Md., MARY LER. Funeral services (private) February 28, at 11 a.m., at Hines Co. funeral home, 2801 n.w. Kindly omit flowers. (Hen- . papers please cops.) . 14th st. derson, 'K LANG. Suddenly. Februars 26, 1923, at 3 p.m. RENCE LA VE beloved daughter of Eimer W. and Annie E. Lang (nee Childs) aged 31z years. Funeral from her late rewi dence. 1217 C st. s.e.. Wednesday. February 2330 pm.” Interment in Congressional MARTIN. Sunda; am., at her residence. 3512 P st MARY MARTIN. Funeral will be h ion Church, 20th st. and Dumby ton ave.. ‘Wednesday.' February 28, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. O'DONNELL. Tuesday, Februars her residence. EDITH MAY, aged 5, 1923, at 11:30 i 1923, at manths, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James & | O'Donnell of $20 K st. se. F above address Wednesday, Febr p.m. Interment in Congressional cemetery. REPETTIL. Monday, February 26, 1923, at 10 p.m., ANTHONY REPETTI, beloved hus. band of Mrs. M. E. Repetti’ and father of Mrs. E. M. Rouzee.” Funeral from his resi dence, 604 Alabama ave. s.e.. Thursday, at 2:30 pm. Interment at Congressional ceme- tery. 250 1923. at her EVIEVE E. and the Tt eral_from ry 26, at Tuesday, February 27, 1430 W'st. nw., GE! beloved daughter of Jennie B. James L. Saffell of her sister. Mrs. F. P. Carr, 309 R st. n.w. Notice of time hereafter. SCRIVENER. Mondar, February 26 VIOLA E. SCRIVENER (nee Hicks), of Wallace P. Scrivener. Funeral sersi will be held at Zurhorst's funeral parlors, tol strget, Wednesday, Feb. ruary 30 p.m! Interment (private) at Congressional cemetery. 28 SWAIN. Sunday, February 1923, ANNIE C. SWAIN, aged ears.” Khe is sarvived by one brother. J. C. Clugston; one son and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at Peck Memorial Chapel Wednesday, February 28, 2:30 p.m. . THOMAS, Departed this life in an automobile accident. Sunday, February 25, 1923, JOHN PAYMUS THOMAS, the beloved husband of Fertle, loving father of Naomi, Robert, Gil- bert, Blanche, Bertle, Theodore, Catlierine and William, ' the brother of Mrs. Eliza Smith, Henry Thomas, Elsie Johnson, Laura Ricuwine and Carrie Berrymagy He leaves to mourn their loss a host of ofber relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. * In Memoriam. BRY. Tn sad but loving_remembraoce of B dear father, JOHN B BERRY, who do- parted this life two years ago, February 27, 1921 Each hour that comes to us anew, With bitter sense of los Oh, God, in mercy pity us, Telp us to bear our cross. He has gone where the soul hath rest, And the cares of life are done; Where the ones who loved him best Will meet him one by one. HIS_DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, AND BESSIE ODELLAS. BOWIE. In memory of our dear daughter. sister_and niece, WILLEANA, who dled three years ago today, February 27, 1920. The loving Savior found her Tpon the mountain cold: He threw His arms around her ‘And brought lier to the fold. MOTHER AND FATHER. His love He freely gave her. His precious blood applied: He did it all to save her And she in satisfied. A SISTER, IRENE ROBINSON. 2023, He lingered near when others seemed to fear her: With tenderness He took her and Willeana is satisfied. BROTHER, FRANK BOWIE. She will never leave him, Forget nor turn awar: She, will trust and obey. She'll go where'er He leads. Re ever at his side, ed. , ADDIE MAHONEY. * loving remembrance of my dear . who departed this wite, ETTE BIE life two vears ago today, Februs | In_my heart your memory lingers, 1921, Tenderly, fond and _true. There is not a day. dear wife, That 1 do not think of you. HER _LOVING HUSBAND, BURKE. CARROLL. GEORGE A. In ago_today, February 27. 1913. Loved in lite and death remembered. HEE HUSBAND, OHILDREN AND' 8fs- . e | Giee Carey) and beloved son of Georgiamna | Notice of fue| D, | Funeral from the residence | wife HATTIE . loving” remembrance of our dear wife, mother and sister, CATHERINE CARROLL, who departed this life ten years STAHL. n loving memory of mry des mother, HENRIETTA STAML, i i i i © siall find in hea LOVING DAU TOWLES. In sad but loving our dear son and brother JESSE J whio departed this life three 3ears ago todas Februars 1920, It we could hute seen him And Leld his dsing hand I the last sigh from bis heart would not feel o bud Oh, liow sad was the summons When word came e was dead ! For e left s bright and cleerfy And was brought back to ns dead MOTHER, SISTERS, BROTHER * | TOWLES. 1n xad but loving remembrane mr devoted Thushand, ' JF TOW S who ‘departed this life % day, Friday. Februars 1 id not know the pain T did not see you din 1 only know rou went away And never said good bre. I T had seen rom at tie lasi And ~our dying hand. And heard fhe last s’ from sour hear T would not feel xo bad. Sad and sudden was the call Three sears agn toduy ! IUs swedt o know we will Where parting is no more. God had elaimed my darli ook e fo the last you bore meet g husband other all and ali HIS LOVING WIFE, EDNA L. TOWLES Some mar think we q ) When at times fhey s e & Little do ther know our heartachies That we suffer all the while. And when the evening sha pAnd we are sitting all aione. a our hearts there longing, 1 he only e HIS DEVOTED REN. HENRY GLADYE, AND DOROTHY TOWLE s { WALLACE. Sucred fo tlie memors of mother, ELIZABETH WALLACE. parted” this i ruary i Not dead to us, we lore her Mill H Not lost. but gone befor { You live with us in m. i wlio 4 one year ago today, el And will forevermore. HER CHILDEEN Tn loving remembrance .f our “devoted mother, SARAH LOVEL W1 KEL, who left us five vears agn Fei ruary 26, 1018, and our dear sister, CARRIY E. HAYES. who left us six sears agn, Feb | ruary 6, 101 ! In_our home you are fondly remembered | . sweet thoughts atill cling to vour name ! The hearts that loved you so dearly in 1i | Love you in death just the same. i HER DEVOTED CHILDREN | From this world of pain and sorrow To n land of peace and blest God_has taken our dear sister. Wiere she has found eternal rost | HER LOVING SISTERS |_ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick, Dignified and Efcicot Service, i W.W. Deal & Co., | 816 H ST. N.E. Liocoln 3464 Automobile_gervice. Chagel | WIKEL. HAYES. WA Speare Co. | UNDERTAKERS { 1208 H STREET.NW TORMERLY 940T ST. N R.Spare: “30s Willis B, Speare S mu‘lwum Joseph F. Birch’s Sons E | 3034 M St. N.W. phsblished 1501, Automobile Service. | | 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director nad | Embalmer. “Livery in connection. Commod oas chapel and modern crematorlum. Moderate 2 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call UNDERTAKERS 1241 WISCONSIN AVE.. HERBERT B. NEVIUS {926 NEW YORK AVE, NV MAIN 206, te_Ambulance. - WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H et. ne. Phione Lincoln 524 Modern Chapel. Automobile Funerals. V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor cons nected with the original W. R. Spears blishment. ot . sace. 940 F St. N.W. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS. 131 ELEVENTH SI. 8., Undertake Embalmers, Homelike Funeral Parlors. __Phone Livcoln 480. Frank Geiet’s Sons Co, SEVENTH ST. N.W. . T Srapet.. Teiesnons. _ Main 2473 Jowern - GAWLERS - MORTICIANS 2 mesus emma e Waswncion, & oonts Soviaiianes vso S Wle Timothy Hanlon 41 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA. AVE. 8.E. Model Chapel. Lincoln 14%. Private Ambulances hs _Livery in_Connect| e B3 Established 1873. ‘Telephone Col. 7023, THE S. H. HINES CO., W. R. F. HINES, Prop., 2901:2008 14th st. n.w. Private Ambulance. W1/, ___ FUNERAL DESIGNS. _ _ Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St, Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. ’