Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 7

. __THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D Q.. This Is National Canned Goods Week A week devoted to calling the public’s attention to canned foods. OQut of our line of standard and fancy canned goods we have picked the following as specials for thi§ week. : We call your attention to the fact that canned foods in both standard and fancy qualities are always offéred in our stores at attractive prices. $1.00 Cans for “Honey Dew” Ripe Hawaiian (Large Cans) Pineapple-- This is the finest grade packed by the largest pineapple packers in the world. We urge you to take advantage of this opportunity. Our special price quoted above is actually cheaper than we can replace these goods at today’s market quotation. Remember—this is the finest grade of ripe pine- apples and a brand which is well known to many of you. -- ‘Sale Extraordinary on California Yellow Cling Peaches-- - 1 S One carload of 1,020 cases was distributed for this sale. TWIN PEAKS brand is what you may call for this time. The grade of peaches sold under this brand is the grade we have been sell- ing for the past two or three years at from twenty-two to twenty- nine cents per can. If you want just an ordinarily good table peach, this is vour chance; ifyou demand real fancy table peaches these won’t do. This offering will appeal to the average buyer; it’s big value on a satisfying table peach; a California vellow cling peach packed in light syrup. it 325 Per Case of 24 Cans, $2.00 Medium Size (No. 2) Canned Tomatoes--- Tomatoes usually sell on a very close margin. But for National Canned Goods Week we wanted to offer you a real “honest to goodness” tomato bar- gain, so we cut the price right down where you will feel sure it’s a good thing to take home as many as.a dozen or a case. \ 2:25° Just recently we had a special sale on this brand. This brand pleased so well that we thought it a very good item to include in our specials this week. Inderrieden packs these peas—we know they are fine—we want you to know it. Better take home a full case and have them handy when wanted. “Blue Ridge” Canned Corn- ) : " Per Can, Packed by Shriver—the old reliable brand. We 3 ' offer this'subject to being unsold; but in a day or two A anticipate arrival of another shipment which should Per Dozen can’i $1.05 “Meadow Lark” Canned Peas, Per Dozen Cans, $1.50; Per Case, $3.00 take care of all demand. The above specials are big values. They represent only a few items ‘chosen from our big line of standard and fancy quality canned foods. Please look over the various items of canned foods displayed in our stores—there is something to meet every taste—and every pocketbook. , Let us save you money on canned foods; we believe wé candoit. = \ 2 , CITY NEWS IN BBAEF. A leeture on bird voices and song will be .given by Dr. Oberholser. u der auspices of the Audubon Soclety. 4 pm. at National Mu. The Columbian Women will meet tomorrew, 4 p.m., at 1719 I street. The Gen. Charles A: Doven Unit| | American Women'a Legjon, will mecl Wednesday at the homo of Mrs. l:l‘e.r!!or. 36 New York avenue north- The Women’s Trade Unl League will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m. at Pyth-| |1an Temple. Senator Copeland of | New York and Edward McGrady of American_ Federation of Labor will speak. ¥ Columbia Heighta Citisens’ Associa- | tion will meet tomorrow. § p.m., at St. i Btephen’s Hall, 3017 14th street. | | Men's Club of St. Luke's Episcopal !Church will meet Thursday, 8:30 p.m., {in parish hall. > ! Am evening with the University of Maryland will be featured at the Uni- ! versity Club Thursdag, 8:30 p.m. In- formative addresses, music and read- {Ings. Ladies admitfed. Dr. D. C, Méin of St. EI Hospital will give a free le. orrow, 8 p.m., in Trinity Community House, '3d C streets. Subject: “Mal-adjustment and Mal-behavior.” The Arkamsas Socfety will meet Wednesday, 8 pm. at Thomson School. . Duplicate key workers late Satur- day night entered the apartment of Mrs. Anita Blumer. fourth flig- of {1302 15th street. They stole a quan- | tity of wearing apparel and two ar- { ticles of jewelry. Mrs. Blumer valued the loot “at $2.100. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Dupont Circle Citizens' Association will meet 45 o'clock, at Rauscher’'s | Address by Willlam P. Eno. i Audubon Society will hold a meet- ing of the Spring Bird class for the study of bird skins, at 4:45 o'clock, assembly hall of Thomson Scheol. i Francis A. Torndorf, will lecture 2 {town Univer: I public Is invited TONIGHT. Stanton Park Citizens' Association | will meet, 8 p.m.. at Peabody School. F. Sprigg Perry will speak of “Suf- frage for the District.”” Music. 8.3, at George- oclock. The A new theory concerning the evolu- tion of man will be given by Hrdlicka of the Natlonal M | 8 o'clock, Amerfcan Universi | F street. ! Sixteenth Street Highlands -Cit- zens' Association will meet. 8 o'clock, | Sixth Presbyterian Church. Telephone demonstration. Women's City Club: Miss Mary C { Neison of Baltimore will give a lec i(ured‘fllll at 8:30 o'clock, Subject, { Charpentier’s opera, “Louise.” | [International Association of Spe- !cialty Salesmen will hold an organ. Ization meeting, 8 o'clock. Board of jTrade rooms, Star building. Public is invited to free lobby con- cert at Y. M. C. A, 1736 O street. | {7 o'clock. Trogram by Mrs. Mary | ! Stesling. Mrs. Dairymple, Miss Eliza- | heth Crosby, A. Warren Jett and Mr. | Freeman. The Parents’ League will meet in | the New Bethel Baptist Church, 9th land 8 streets northwest, at 8 o'clock. Kenilworth Citizens’ Association, | Kenllworth ~School. 8 p.m. Regular | meeting. to be followed by stereoptl- ! con lecture, “The Ethles of Advertising and elling” {s the subject which F. X. | Wholley of the Better Business Bu- {reau of Washington will discuss at ian organization meeting of the In- ernational Association of Speolalty {SBalesmen to be heid in the Board {of Trade rooms in The Star building at 8 o'clock. | JThe North Washington Citizens' | Association will meet, 8 o'clock, at United Brethren Ghurch. Annual meeting of District of Co-l ! lumbia Golf Association, 8 o'clock, at | New Willard Hotel. | —_— i WAIVES HEARING, BONDED| | W. H. Morris Held for Grand Jury on Forgery Charge. ‘William H. Morris, a young white man charged with forgery, waived a preliminary hearing in the . Police Court today before Judge John P. McMahon. He is charged with two specific forgeries. Assistant District Attorney Ralph {Given says that there are a number | of other large forgeries already made against Morris. He was held for the jaction of the grand jury and the bond ifixed at $5,000 in each case, making the total bond $10,060. le MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hou CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 2489 18th St., Col. 636 Dupont Circle. Fr. 5233 FOUND. BANK BOOK, mame Mre. Thos . Saher. Cail 2345 Champlain st. after 2 p.m. o CANOF, found adrift on Potomge. PRIl T Tuscher, 2331 B st. naw. o LR POCKETROOK—Lady's. “brown_Teathe taining small sum of money. « Owher by identifying and paying for this a . .y B 3 WATCH, 1ady's wrist. Inquire Lura Dodds, X-Y bldg. Goverament Hotels. LOST. ATREDALE DOG—D. C. tag ward. 021 12th st. n.e. lack “beaded, vicinity 2nd and W ive. n.w., containing money and other 146 et. n.w. North BELT, blue cloth, on Vernon street Sunday. 1848 Vernon st. 3 BUCKLE, steel slipper. between Treasury and ) Allles’ Trin: Retura 605 Kedrick Apte. ~ '+ DOG—German police, _gray, female; N Wz’xw ESo St mowe Phos 563 (3 DOG, _brown _Pekingese. _ Finder_return fo { Mrs. Cramer, 2314 Wyoming ave. Phone North not 70 setter, female, Col. 3807, EYBGLASSES, shell rimmed, Friday. Finder please call W. 2160. 3 | FRATERNITY_WATCH KEY and fob, Bigma Phi Sigms. Saturday afternoon. Reward. Telephone Franklin 3760. HANDBAG, lady's gray leather. carved ivory clasp. at St. Thomas’ Church at noonday serv. ice March 4. Return private papers, espe- clally- requested. Reward. H. W. B British embassy. 7 HANDBAG Sunday in Capitol; contents valu- able to me. Reward if retumed 1320 Ver. mont ave. n.w. 5 LOCKET, gent's, square gold, diamond center. $5 reward. Return to M. J. . room 331, U. 8. Treasury. . NECKPIECE, mink, ¥ st. Return to owner. 1904 § st. n.w. ECK FUR, black, either In the Center -rl ket or on Georgetown car about 5 o'clock Sa Fanole R, Maddox, 312 McKinley ave., Cherry- urday evening. Reward if returned to Mrs. dale, V: 7 NINETEEN DOILARS on You st between DO} 8 15th and 16th Saturday night. Reward. N. [ty 14, PEARLA—Oraduated _strung, —platinum ~dia- e Shawp. Friday, downtows section; Tord. Phone West' 2285, i PEARL NECKLACE, , bets nklin st. in Brockisnd, between Frankiia st o4 Metlio- dist Church. Rewas flhé_‘h.! with delicate pink coral sef, on :90 gl,l_fl-m clasp, Sunday tween Clifton and Harvai - Retura to enincers poe. . Mrs 1’ b y German. Reward. ‘MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923. M. G. SCOTT,FORMER HEAD OF TYPO UNION, DIES ‘Was Leading Labor Representative and Editorial and Composing Room Worker. By the Au*l.t.d Pres: : COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., March 6—Marsden G. Scott, former presi- dent of the International Typograph- ital Union and one of the leading labor union represcntatives of the country, died here yesterday after an lliness of ten days' duration. He lived here two years. Mr. Scott was stricken with the illness which re- sulted {n his death on February 22. Born in Elmira, N. Y. fifty-eight years ago, Mr. Scott was educated there and thirty-six years ago enter- ed the printing trades. For eight years \ne was employed in various shops newspaper offices, both as a writer and printer, throughout New York ‘and thirty years ago became foreman of the Syracuse (N. Y.)! Standard. Soon afterward he took a minor position in the Anaconda,! Mont., Standard, then going to the New 'York Press, in New York city where he was telegraph editor for several years. JOHN F. PROSPERI DIES. Was One of Oldest 0dd Fellows in Country and G. A. R. Veteran. John FErancis' Prosperi, three years old, for twenty years employed at the government print- ing office, died Saturday night at his home,” 210 10th streeP southeast. from <he’ infirmities of age. The funeral will be from the home tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Pros elghty- the clvil war and served the battle of Appomatox and| an active member of Jobrn A Rawlings Post. G. A. R. He was for sixty-one vearsa member of the 1. O. O. F., belng a past noble grand of Harmony Lodge of this ctiy. Hc Was one of the oldest members of that fraternity in the country. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eliza- beth Ramsey Prosperi amd _five daughters, Mrs. Maurice Otterback. Mrs. Oscar C. Fuller, Mrs. Charles A. Fenner, Mrs. Lee L. Herrell and Miss Clara Prosperi. The funeral will be under the auspices of the | 1. O. O. F. and the interment under the auspices of the Department. of the Potomac A. R. with military honors. The terment will be in Arlington national cemetery. DEATH CLAIMS MRS. CAREY. Mrs. Grace Carey, wife of Capt. Carlos Carey, U, S. A., retired, died yesterday at the family home in De- | catur Heights, Md. The —uneral will | be held tomorrow from the residence | and the interment will be in Arling- ton national cemetery. Mrs. Carey Is survived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs. Staley M. Clarke and Miss Rae Carey. both of Prince Georges county, Maryland. She is! also survived by her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. John Barnes of Decatur Heights and a sister; Mrs. Fred Symmerfield | of Fort Myer, Va. = | FOUND DEAD IN BED. Peter Naller, seventy-six years old, clvil war veteran, and former inmat. of Soldiers' Home, was found dead 1 bed in his room in George Washing ton Hotel, 1432 New York avenue, about 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Nailer had been under the care of Maj. T. D. Francis, U. S. A, whol gave a certificate of death from, heart _di " Cards of Thanks. 1 wish to extend my sincere thanks ‘and appreciation to my relatives and friends for the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of my beloved wife, TERPSA MARY. ' D, FREDERICK HENRY JONES. I wish to extend my sincere thanks- and appreciation to my relatives and friends | for the kindness, sympathy and beautiful flowers. at the death of my beloved husband. THOMAS R S. Mass will be said at St. Matthew's Church Tuesday morning at 9 o'cloek. ROSALIE M. JONES. * Deaths. PBAINES, Monday, March 5, 1923 at ler Tesidence, 1225 Jackson st. n.e., VIRGINIA MAY, beioved wife of Harry P. Baing sister of Nellle Lewis Stafford. Funeral services Wednesday, March 7.° at 10:30 a.m. at Gawler's ciapel, 1739 Pa. ave. n.w. Interment grivate. 8 BASHFORD. Safirday. March 3, 1923, FRED- ERICK_VINCENT, youngest son of the late Philip F. nnd Sarah A. Bashford. Remains at Demaine's mortuary chupel, Alexandria, Va. Funeral March 6. at § am., from St Mary's Catholic Church, Alexandria, Va. In- terment private. BECKERT. Sunday, March 4, 1023, at 11 o'clock p.m., at his_residence. 3010 Cam- bridge place n.w.. GEORGE BECKERT, be- loved husband of Mary A. Beckert '(nee Downey), aged 64 years. Funeral notice March 5. 1923, at 1 idence, 1410 Girard st. nw., Mrs. WILLIAM H. BLANKS, sister of Mrw. L. T. Zbinden. Funeral will probably take place in Lynchburg, Va., Tuesday, March 8. (Lynchburg papers please -comy.) BREEDLOVE. Departed this life on Friday. March 2, at 8:30 p.m.. Mrs. SARAH BREEDLOVE, beloved mother of Fearl Butler, James Olds and Lucille Ronner. Funeral services will be held at Beulah Baptist Church. 6lst and Clay sts. n.e.. on Tuesday, March 6, at 1 p.m. All friends and reiatives invited. . at the resi- 1617 $th st. rah Waters, He is the be- LW, ‘W. BROOKS. loved husband of the late Annie E. Brooks. fatber of Mrs. Lulu V. Edmonds and George | W. Brooks, jr. He leaves to mourn their lods | two sisters, Mrs. Agnes McKenny and Mrs. Mary Pryor; a Brother-in-law, Rev. Shelton Miller, and a niece. Funeral services will be at St. Luke's Baptist Church, Wednes- day, March 7, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. g ‘BROOKS, There will be a special communi- cation of James o m. for the arrangems Brother P. M. GEORGE W. BROOKS. SAMUEL CLARK, W. M F. M. COLES, Sect; BROWN. Saturaay, March 3 st. n.e., Monday. March 5, at 3 ment Congressional cemetery. BURR. Sunday, Ma , dence, the Mendota apartment, Brig. Gen. GEORGE W. BURR. from _rest dence on Tuesday, March 6, 2 p.m. Inter- ment at Arlingt Please omit flowers. OAMBY. Sunday, Mafeh 4, 1923, at her home, Colesville, Md., IDA HYSON CAMBY, widow of the late Benjamin Du Val Camby. Funeral Tuesday. March 6, at 3:30 p.m., from St. John's Episcopal Church, Olney, Md. OANNON. Departed this life March 4, 1923, ROBERT H., beloved hu ind of the late Alice V. Cannon (nee icks), father of at his resi- Deaths. CHOATE. Satucday afternoon, Murch 3, 192 at ergency Hospital, COLUMBUS DREW CHOATE. ~ Funeral services Manda; Herndon, Va., to which friends are invited. COOK. Sunday, March dence, 401 G n.w., neral from tie Co., 1113 7th st. . a: 6. at 2 pan. elatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood cemetery. > CRAIG. Sunday, March' 4, 1923, MARSHALL BIROOKE, beloved won of the late Mary F. and Charles K. Craig. residence of his sister, Mrs. M: 3403 Dent p luterment (private) nan, po. tery. CROWLEY. Monday, March 5, 1923 at her residence, 3041 N st. nw., ELIZABETH NE, widow of the late John Crowley. Funeral private. Please omit flowers. 6 DAVIS. Sunday, March 4, at 6 o'clack p.m.. at his residence, 2028 G st. n.w.. Dr. W the late James neral Tuesday Tnterment Fort Lincoln cemetery. . DODGE. Monday, 1923, at 4 am. at hin rexidenc we.. WILLIAM 8., hushand of the late M. Agnes Dodge (nee Goodwin). Notice, of funeral hereafter. 6* and Elia’ Spps, Jerses ave. n.w. I terment_n Payne’ tery. FENTON. February 27, 1923, at his daugh ter's home, Rockin 3 5 He was last sur- elph Departed this life Saturday morning, 3, 1923, Wi TON” FORD, the d devoted Ewing § and Lafayette J. Ford. and father-in-law of 1 Ford, He also leaves two i brother. 1408 10th st March . 1122 G aguer (nee Wilson). nts’ residence Wednesduy, M at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Congressional ceme. [ his_resi Hines C Friends L he 8. H host. . HEINES. satur M. beloved ex (nee Adaum). 14 from her It residence, 613 Orleans pl. ne Wednexday, March 7, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to the Holy Name Church, where mass will e wnid At 9 am. for the repose of her sonl. Relatives and friends invited to_at fend. Interment in Congressiona] cemetery. & HIGGINS. Monday. March " e of her son. It M 427 Manor place nw.. MARGA widow of Henrs A. Higgins, ercice nt her residence gi day. March 6, at 4 pm. HIRSH. Marc K pm., at ington Sani CTHA. widow " of the late - ral Tuesda 5 late residence, 1923, CHES d Drother of Steila Kenney. Remai Viewed at v taking extablishment, 2053 ¢ fonday. Hods will leave (o Poesday at 2 pom. may seem. like Abel. o be cut off soung, But he died soon that he may live long. The period of life is brief, It is the goid in a sunset sky It is the flight of a bird on high. Rut “one may 811 the space With such infiuite grace That the red whall vein all time And the gold through the ages whine, d the bird iy xwift and straight To the portals of God's own gate MARTHA ‘BARTE; MAGRATH. Attention, Trinity parisi death EDWARD 3. MAGRA takes place from Holy Tr nesday morning at. 9:1 member is duty, iritual_director. H, 8. 3. ity Chureh, Wed: o'clock. Every requested to be present as a ell s thoee of ather parishes. TLFOLYE. President; EARL H Secretary. 6 MATTHEWS. Departed this life. sudde: n Raltimore, Md., March 2. 1933, J the’ beloved mother of Wil ghter of the late . 730 3d st. s.w. F at'1 p.m.. from Z . _between 3d and 1 J. Howard, pastor. Rela- Jr.. aged 4 ye D, McKinnes at10 a.m. * MILLER. Thursday morning. March 1. 1 at Philadelphia. Pa.. ISADORE MILLER Magnolia_Springs, Fla.. devot Mrs. Dorothea Raitimore. Thomas John L. and Edward W. Miller. MORAN. Suddenly, Sunday, March 4. 1 JANE MORAN (nee Burch), widow of James Moran. Funeral from her late residence, 460 H st. n.w.. on Tuesday, March 6, at 11 a.um. Interment Congressional cemeters. at 2 ERICK, husband of Florence L. Perry. neral services Tuesday, March 6, at land, Md. PETITE March 3, 1 at p.m.. gering illness, at his re dence. nw. OSWALD PETITE, husband of Elinor. father of Fred and devoted brother of Agnes, Frederick je. Funeral from Odd Fellows' Hali. and Dumbarton ave. n.w., Wedneslar. ch 7, at 1 p.m. Friends invited. (Mo . Ala., papers please copy.) PETITE, A special ., .5, F. A A. M., will be held at 5th_ s nd_Virginia ave. . March 7, at 30 m., pose of paying the last Masonic tribute of respect to Rrother OSWALD L. PETIT! By order of William E. Lewis. M. D., Worshipful Master. SAMUEL W N, Sec 6 PETITE. The officers and_members of Wi liam A. Freeman Lodge, No. 2089, G. U. of 0. F. meeting wescay evening, 6, at 8 o'clock. to arrange for the funeral of Brotfer OSWALD L. PETITE. R. SAMUEL W. WATSON, PETITE. All members of Syracuse Lodge, No. 5. K. of P.. are requested to assemble at 0 _on JVednesday, March 7, 102 Fellows' ave. n.w.. to attend the funeral of our late Dbrother, OSWALD L. PETITE. WM. T. MS. Chancellor Commander. 3. EDGAR FRIEND, Seal. PETITE. Officers_and members of Lodge, No. 8: Morning Star_Lodge. and Forest Temple, No. 9, 1. B. P. W. Regular Ek services wili be conducted for our late brother, OSWALD L, PETITE, who departed this life Saturday, March 3, 1923, at_1 p.m. Funeral will be held Wed: nesday, March 7. at 1 p.m., from Little 0dd Fellows' Hall, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. You are ordered to assemble at the hall, 12:30 p.m : JOHN F. ROSS. Exalted Ruler. Attest: ALFONSO E. WILLIAMS, Sec. * PETITE. Officers and members of Columbia Aid Assoclation are requested to attend the Temple, Keeper Records and ‘olumbia David Eugene and Raymond Cannon. Funeral services will be held at Asbury Church at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, March 6. * CANNON, Officers and members of Coriathian ge No. 18, F. A. A. M., are requested to attend a special communication, Tues- da. March 6, at 12:30 l‘v.m. at Ma Temple, 5th st. and V r% nla . to arrange for the funeral of o até brother, ROBERT CANNON. Funeral services at Asbury M. E. CI Tuesday. Ma .m. THOMAS R. CARY, Worshipful Master. CHARLES G. YOUNG, Secretary. CANNON. _Officers and members of Columbla Lodge, No. 85: Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, lnd.f it Temple, L B.P. 0. E. W. Regular Elk services be conducted for our late “brother, ROBERT H. CANNON, Who depafted (hfs life Sunday, March 4. 1923, at /2:30 p.m. Funeral will be held Tuesday, March 6, at 2 p. from Asbury M. B Charch, 1t and K te. now. You are " ordered to assemble al chureh, 1:30 p.m, JOHN F. ROSS, Exalted Rule Attest: ALFONSO E. WILLL Sec. GAREY. Sunday, March 4, 1923 at her resi- ‘dence, Decatur Heights, Md., GRACIA LEE, beloved wife of Charles F. Carey. Funerai from Fort Myer Chapel Tuesday, March 6, at 1:30 o'clock p.n. Relatives and friend: invited to attend. Interment Arlington na- tional cemetery. . Saturday, March her residence, 8 Weat Virginia at., Chase, Md.. ELIZABETH, teloved ‘wife of “Bernard Carpenter. =_Funeral ~services. at Zurhorst parlors, 301 East Capitol st., Tues- day, March 8, at m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. CHAPMAN. Departed tils life March 4, 13, e 10 wm.. st Freedmens Howital, after a long iliness, CECIL CHAPMAN, be- lored wife,_of Edd Chapman and loving mother of Den Alexander aud Rosa Perrow and mother-in-law of Mrs.. Mary Alexander. Funeral Wednesday at 1 o'clock Mount Alry Baptfst Church, L st. n.w. between 1st and North Capitol sts., Rev. A. J. Tyler, pastor. be seen at W. R. Wood ‘n‘lfim 1023, at Chevy funeral of our late brother, OSWALD PE- TITE, Wednesday, March '7, at 1 p.m. from the Odd Feliows' Hall,” 28th st. Dumbarton ave. . H. JOHNSON, NATHANIEL RUFFIYN, Sec. PRATT. Departed this life, suddenl. 4, 1928, at 2:35 pm., SUSIE ARLE. 3 t . PRATT. She leaves- to ‘mourn their loss a husband, dedoted daughter, Dollie Pratt: two brothers, William West and Simon West; two, loving nieces. Mrs. Gertrude Mahones -and ‘Mrs, Maude Nugent, and host of rela- tives and friends. Funeral Tuesday, March 6, 2 pm., Mount Zion Baptist Church, Arlington, Va., Rev. J. E. Green, pastor. * PROSPERI Saturday, March 1928, at 10:10 p.m.. at his residence, 210 10th st. JOHN FRANCIS, beloved husband of rl. Funeral from Pres. March his late residence, Relatives and friénds invit Arlington cemetery. March 5. 1028, at 6:15 , beloved husband of Kath- e pp, 8ged 77 years. Funeral from his late residence, 419 3 st. n.w., on Wednesday, March 7, at 2 p.m. Relatives and_friends Invited 'to attend. Interment (private) at Glenwood cemetery. (3 N. Monday morning, March 6, 1923, at 116 B st. n.e. GEORGE R. 8T! son of Caleb Sietson of Boston, Mass. Funeral Wednenday, March 7, 2 p.ti., from 8t. Mark’s Church.’ Tnterment Rock Creek cemetery. (Boston papers please capy.) STEWART. March 4, 1923, at 8 p.m., LEE H. STEWART. major. U. &, A. (retired), the onté son of Mrs. Jennie L. Siewart of Chi- cago, Il Burial at Arlington, Wednesday, March 7, at 2 p.m, 6 'WEBUSH, Sunday, March 4. 1923, at 5:30 after a_short illness, SARAH E. WE BUSH" (nee "Sarre). beloved wite of 3. H Webush, in her 60th year. Funeral Wedne day, March 7, at 2 p.m., from her Inte resi ‘\dence, 458 F st. s.w. Relatives and friends invited. WILSON, Sunday, Masch 4, Tesidence, 2023 I McLEOD' WILSON. burg, Va.,'on o e a2 Funeral l‘; ' His funerai | brother of | communication of Eureka } T I In Memoriam. ) BARTHCLME. In sad but Joving remembrance of our “dear mother, BLIZABETH BAR- THOLME, who departed thiu ife elght years %o today, Mareh 5, 1915, No matter how wrinkled and old From all the long years she over thee; No matter if you and she cannot agree, Remember she’s still your mother. Oh. never forget what sbe has done for you, Be loving and kind to her all of life through; Don’t think that it is not worth while to ba true, Remember she's still your mother. HER LOVING CHILDREN. * BECKETT. 1In loving remembrance of my dmother. HENRIETTA BECKETT, ried, Wi life one year ago todar, may be. watched dear grandma, how T mixs you' ince God claimed sou for Hix own 0 one knows the grief and sorrow That has come within our home. HER DEVOTED GRANDDAUGHTER, HAT- | BECKETT. dear_sister, departed this 1i 5, 192 loving _remembrance of mr NRIETTA BECKETT, who ago today, March It seems %o lonels here without Soi Life to me has loat its charms. Oh, may your guiding spirit Lead me safely through this life. HER LOVING SISTER MARIAN. * BROWN. In loving remembrance of our de- voted grandmother. Mrs. SARAH BROWN, who departed this life March 5, 1920. They say whe is dead. but she isn't; e t to remain here below; ther called her bad to go. Yo, ready and waiting: ax simple and sweet: Long axo shie made her confession And followed her 8avior compiete. HER ONLY GRANDDAUGHTER, SARAH P. SKIPWITH, MES. COKA E | SON OF ARLINGTON, VA. {DAVIS. In xad and loving remembrance of | my dear friend, RALPH R. DAVIS. who | fell asicep in the arms of Jesus one yesr ago today, March 5, 1 The angels have Was she read. { I is alwayw best XD. BETTIE GOODWIN. * In loving remembrance of our d mother and grandmother. PANNIE DENT. who died four sears ago todar. March B, The golden gates were open, A gentle voice waid: *Come, And with a farewell unspo She calmls entered home Sleep on, dear mother, and take vour rest: God_called you home: He thought it best: Te saw your suffering | ere wan great, So_opened wide the golden xate. HER DEVOTED SON. WILLIAM BROWN AND GRANDSON WiLL . GRAY. In snd b my dear mother. oTget her No, 1 never will I loved her then, 1 love her st | God called her home: He thought it best o sleen with Him unto eternal rest . LOVING DAUGHTER, LILLIE V. TACK . HOLLOHAN. Sacred ta the memors of our . loving ‘mother, Mrs, ELLEN HOLLO. e this Tife two years ago SONS' AND DAUGHTER. * bat loving remembrance MARCEY, who year ago todey life “cne Gone, but not_forgatten. HIS SON WALTER s vour memors lingers 3 ender. fond and_true: | There is ot 'a day. dear grandpa That we do not think of® sou. | N\DCHILDREN, LOT AND JAMES. MATTHEWS. In loving Insband, HENRY ed_ this 'life one 1922 To sleep v Forget him I never will, 1 loved him’ then; T love him still God culled him Home. He thought it best, To sleep with Him unto efernal rest Your memory is us fresh today as in the hour You passed n_our b VIRGINIA . remembranee of ms MATTHEWS. who depart r today. March 5. h Him unto eternal rest 4118 WIFE LOTTIE. * embrance of my dear wife ied two years ago to . but not fargotich HARRY MUDD. * . SEID March t den ve aud remembrance 1i r. YOUR SISTER, IDA M. SEIDERS, * ‘WEBBER. sIn loving remembrance of a de i voted father and friend. FRED X. WERBER, wio left us ten years azo today, March 1913, FRED AND EDITH. | WILLLAMS. 1n sad lut loving remembrance of dear sister, DAISY B. 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