Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1923, Page 7

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E BRER RABBIT MOLASSES TAK-HOM-A BISCUIT The Sunshine Soda Crackers SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE WEEK-END %%, ENAPORATED MILK~10c 3 sCAMPBELL'S 520% 25° i SHOULDERS »13¢ “Toasted Cocoanut Vanilla” —just “touches the spot”—and you’ll like it—as one of the very best of the variety of Corby One-pound Family Layer Cakes--- 27c THE GREATATLANTIC & PAC' HC Over 7500 stores in the U.S. EGd =Si=s R BEEEQ EE=s Bl Si=Ea — rm > () o o > AR, WASHINGTON, D. -C, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The vestry of All Soml's Memorial Church has called a meeting of the congregation to be held in the church tomorrow, 8 p.m. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair will be at home to all democratic women in at- tendance upon the Congress of the Dauvghters of the American Revolu- tion tomorrow from 4 to 6 v'clock, at 1784 N street. Fire of undefermined origin oc- curred in house 124 27t3 street. The house is one of & number of unoc- cupled structures on the site pur- chased by the District for a play- ground. Only slight damage re- sulted. While playing on the street mear his home at 1021 7th street southeast, last night, Lewis Daniels, colored, eleven years old, was bitten on his right arm by a nelghbor's dog. His wound was dressed at Casualty Hos- pital. The Writera’ League will meet to- morrow, 8 p.m., in Public Library. Judge James I. Parker will give exposition of Sunday school lesson tomorrow, 4:45 p.m., at Y. W. C. A, 333 F street. A dance, under the auspices of the Catholic Women's Service Club, will be given tomorrow, 9 p.m., at Catholic Community House, 601 E street. The Soclety for Philosophical I quiry will meet Saturday, 4:30 p.m., at Public Library. Topic, “Obstacles in the Search of Truth.” Speaker, Dr. Henry F. Luta. The UniNersity Club's last dance of the season will be given Tuesday, 8 p.m. Indiana_Socfety will meet Monday, 8 p.m., at Ebbitt Hotel. Program, fol- lowed by dancing. National Capital Post, No. 127, Vet- erans of Foreign Wars, will celebrate its fourth anniversary tomorrow at Grand Army Hall ‘The Business Women’s Council will meet tomorrow in the parlors of Church of the Covenant. A motion picture will be the feature of the evening. ‘The annual ball of the Georgetown Unlversity School of Foreign Service will be given at the City Club tomor- row night. The first, second and third year classes of the school are work- ing under the general direction of Frank C. Curran to make this one so- cial affair of the school as big a suc- cess as the prom held last year. An {llustrated lecture on “The Egyptian Pyramids and Their In- scriptions,” by Dr. George S. Duncan, will be given tomorrow:evening be- fore the Art and Archaeology League at Gunston Hall, 1906 Florida avenue, 8:16 o'clock. . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Tonight. Parent-Teacher Association of Slater-Langston school will meet at 8 o'clock in Slater school. Speaker: {Judge Kathryn Sellers and Mrs. Gilc Scott Rafter. D. C. Virginia Daughters of Amer- fca Rally. at Mt. Vernon Hall, 115 Pitt street, Alexandria, Va., 7:30 o'clock. Laymen's Service Assocfation of the Church of the Epiphany, will be in charge of the dinner for the men of Epiphany, at 6 o'clock, in the parish house. The “Epiphany Juniors” will be special guests of the parish. Dr. James E. Freeman, rector, and others will speak. All men of the parish and their friends invited. The Speech Reading Club 1l give ower Rates Main 431 Life of Christ, BOOk Papini Shop ~ rems Lafayette Square Telephone Main 1716 Ainsley's Selected 2% Can, 60c $6.75 Dozen for punch 1 ESTABLISHED 1875. ] Fine Groceries. Conn. Ave. and K St. TAX{S & AUTOS Wayfarers’ Your Hidden “Eight” Jackson Place L] Fruit Salad California Fruits Makes a nice dessert and fine i ’ Magruder’s Exclusive Styles Ask For 6559 Illustrated is a perfectly charming Patent Leather One Strap with the Season’s latest slashed cut-out ornamentations ©on side r Heel with Rubber ift. This is only one of Forty Exelu ive Spring Styles that await your selection. ‘S00 ¢thor wondartel styles, $3.50 fo $6 Newark SHOR STORES CO. 918 Pa. Ave. N.W.—Open Sat. Nights. K 114 7th N.W.—Open Nights. TR St N.E~Opéa Nights. Saturdsy Evening to S anmedste Ousremets. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1923. !m play and pantomime at the Art Center, 1106 Connecticut avenue, 8 ! o'clock. The National Democratic Club will meet at dinner, 8 o'clock, at the Raleigh. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, resident National Committee Woman, will be a speaker. . A supper for the benefit of the Church of the Assumption will be held at the hall, Nichols and Portland avenue, from 4:30 to 8 o'clock. Danc- Institution, will give an illustrated lecture at adminfstration building, 16th and P streets, at 8:30 o‘clock. Subject: “Present Problems in thr, Field of Atomic Structure and their Bearing upon the Nature of Ethereal Radiations.” ’l:he Nardau Zion Club will meet at 8 o'clock In Y. M. H. A. stallation of officers. Lecture open to public. building. In- The Department of Potomac, G. A. R.. American Legion, Spanish War Veterans and Sons of Veterans, U. 8. A.. forming the Memorial Day.com- mittee w. 111 J Kriee will meet at § o'clock, Grand all. Mrs. Nanette B. Paul will address | the Clover Club, 8 o'clock, at of Mrs, Madison home | H. Raymond Bresnahan, 1 street. 520 1 llnx. Robert A. Millikan, of the Carnegie { Dr. J. Berg Esenwein, editor of the Writers' Monthly, will address Miss Mabel Dill's short story class and members of International Association Of Arts and Letters at 1715 I street. Subject, “Author and His Public.” Hebrew Home for the Aged: A formal dinner In honor of Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith will be given at Rauscher’s, 7:30 o'clock. The Maryland State Society will elect officers, 8 o'clock, at Thomson School. Dancing. The Senlor clety, will Elizabeth street. Club, Girls' Friendly So- meet, 8 o'clock, at the Roberts Memorial, 1624 H Christian_Sclence lecture by. Miss Lucia C. Coulson, member of the board of lectureship, the First Church of Christ, Sclentist, of Boston, Mass., at 8 o'clock at the First Church of ientist, Columbia i Euclid street. Free. e Rev. Lee H. Downing, who for twen- ty-one years has been in Africa under the direction of the China Inland Mis- slon, will speak ut the Fourth Presby- terlan Church at 8 o'clock. AUTHOR DIES HERE. Mrs. Mira M, Metcalf, for more than half a century a resident of this city, died Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude E. MacKen- zle, 31 T street northwest. The fu- neral was held there this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The interment was In Ar- lington national cemetery. Mrs, Metcalf was a native of Port- land, Me., and was horn in 1847. Mrs. Metealf was the widow of Charles A. Metcalf, a veteran of the civil war. She was married to Mr. Metcalf in | 1867. She was a woman of literary | attainments and a writer of humorous | sketches. For thirty years she was | secretary of the Short Story Club of | this city and one of the active mem- ! bers of the Maine State Society and | the Excelsior Literary Club. She is survived by her g S5 Y 1Dy aughter, Mrs. Mac. —_— RITES FOR IRISH LEADER. Funeral services for Lawrence Gin- nell, Irish patriot and leader of Ire- land's fight for independence, who dled suddenly at the La Fayette Hotel Tuesday, was held this morning from St. Matthew's Catholic Chur h, wherel requiem mass was said. Rev. J. J. Callahan was the celebrant. ‘The body was shipped to New York city, from Which port it will be shipped to Ire- | land. The body is in charge of the | Aymflrlrnn Association for the Retbx-‘ nition of ‘the Irish Republic, It s planned by Mrs. Ginnell, who ace {companies the body, to have service at the ‘Carmelite priory In New York city tomorrow. She plans to sall for Ircland Saturday If the necessary passports can be secured in time. The | jinterment will be in Westmeath coun- | Ireland, the native hy N Ginnell. emeet CRASH OVERTURNS AUTO. A collision between the touring cars of Henry . Washington, 37 1 street, and Wallace M. Perry, 420 K street’ occurred last night &t Massa. | chusetts avenue and -6th street | Perry's car was overturned and he | sustained a fracture of his right| wrist. Surgical aid was given at Emergency Hospital. While plaving on the street in front | of her home at 1432 T street yester- day afternoon, Cornelia Boston, col- ored, five vears old, was knocked down by a motor delivery wagon be- longing to the Palace Laundry Com- pany. She was treated at Emergency Hospital for a fracture of her lert | eg. i FOUND. DG, Turge poodie puppy. male. F. 148 TERRIER—Brown, -haired female. Wash- ington Animal Rescve League, 540 Maryland LOST. AIREDALE—Female: a lie."" Liberal reward. Frank. 4162-J. ATREDALE—Five and one-half month: L. Answers name of Jack. Reward. 3510 Garfield «t. Cleve. 2361. BAG—Black and white cryatal beaded, loat &t | Tnlon station. containing antique ivory brooch. | Return to Miss Boynton, the Associated Pre Washlagton, D. C., and receive liberal n;;.rd. BOSTON BULL, brindle with white chest: Montgomery county license No. 1622. Phone Cleve. 1822 BOTTOM PAKRT of pen, initials B. G. 11tH see. BREASTPIN—Wednesda. ave. Name in the ba Apt. 2, 1122 25th st. n.w. CHOKER—Two-skin, brown choker, Ioet on D st. between Kann's and Everybods's Shoe Store. Finder please return to Sergt. Lohman, 108 7th st. s.e. Reward. 20 DOG, white and black (female). setter, two brown spots and black over eyes: D. C. tag 1488: lost April 8. Reward. Col. 8307. 20 DOG, clumsy male airedale. with white blaze on chest, answers to name Stub: when loat wore collar marked Kenneth L. 21 W. Virgilia st.. Chevy Chase, . Reward for return to Dr. W. P. Col 1ins. 2130 P_st._Telephone Xorth 2148. EARRING—_An amethyst bail._ Reward if re- turned to Washington Hotel. Room 130. * GOLD April 16 Reward for return to Bailey's grocery, 809 Upshur st. nw. RKITTEN _Yello; named “8sndy. Irving st n.w. NECKLACE, hand-carved ivory, on 16(h and Buchanan bus line or on 7th st. between Pa. Finder please call Col. ¥Old_engraved fountain . Tuesday; reward. 341 on_320th st. or Pa. = Suitable reward. , _male, six months old; Reward if returned w‘md o0 Fenealogical Boclety of Amer- 1824 G st. n.w. Phone Frank- 1in 991 T PIN—D. A R_ insignia. found desk. Memorial Continental Hall. POCKETBOOK, brown pigskin, _containing money and c lost April 17.° Finder may keep money and’ return canis to David M. Kerr. Kerr bldg., Detroit. Mich. 200 POCKETBOOK—Near 2219 Callf. ot. Return to Apt. 22. POODLE—Tvory white poodie; off; answers name Tedd: Madison st. n.w. Reward. POODLE—White_ Tan on_ears. _ Answers to name Trixle. 1828 R st. n.w. Reward. 20° POODLE DOG—Lost in_Langdon; white. Please notify North 881.W. Reward. white and brindle, answers very liberdl reward; no questions asked. Notify T. A. McDonald, 1133 Girard st. n.w. Col. 6210. 200 FUP—Alredale, Dlack and tan; 6 months old; “Pal.” Call Columbla 10467. 4510 13th o.w. Liberal reward. 19° RING—Ruby set; downtown section; reward. Return A. C. BAUER. Star office. Reward. Part_bair_cut Please return 1439 210 ars_and Friday, Bear Halethorpe W. R. McElroy, ticks over body; Just south of ' Baltimore, lice station. $10 reward. Newark. Del.. R. F. D. 1. WATCH—Lady’s, hunting case and old-fash- | BROCK. Return 1o Toat 4aa RITES FOR JOHN G. LESCH, ACTIVE IN K. OF C., HELD Services in Home Followed by Mass at St. Martin’s Church—Burial in St. Mary’s Cemctery. John G. Lesch, a native of this city, aged thirty-eight, died Monday at the family residence, 1813 street northeast. Funeral services were held this morning at the home after which the body was taken to St. Martin's Church, North Capitol and T streets, where solemn requiem mass was celebrated. The interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. The services at the grave were under the auspices of the Washington General assembly, Knights of Colum- bus, of which Mr. Lesch was an active member. Mr. Lesch's death followed an operation for appendicitus. He was born in Washington in 1883, and educated in St. Mary's and St. John's College, graduating from the latter in the class of 1901. He was an active member of Carroll Council, | Knights of Columbus of the fourth| degree. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lucie M. Lesch, two daughters, Lucie Joseita and Ann Margaret and a sister Anna Lesch. Carbds of Thanks. . We wish to extend our sincere NELSON. [0 apmectation to our relatives and friends for their kindness, sympathy and for the many beautiful floral tributes at the Geath of my dearly beloved mother, FLETA NELS0! RER DAUGHTER, ROSA MARSHALL, FAMILY. r t 1805 RICH. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rich o Gth st. n.w.. Washington, D. C.. wish to thaok our mans friends for their kind ssm patis ana floral tributes during the illoess and death of our dear son EARL, who de parted this life March 18, after a brief ill- Bess at the Freedmen's Hospital. Our ap preciation for your devotion during the sbove Period ax well as your many letters whic [ave reached us are expressive of the sum- mary of the Apostle Paul to the Corinthia 2 ow abideth fuith, hope, charity. charity.” STALLINGS. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends, neighbors, members of the Eastern Preshyterian Church and their pastor: Ladge, No, erty: Mr. n Great American Ierb Compans, Tloges of ‘the Huriey Motor Company for Their kindness, symi sad tor the many beautiful forai tributes at the beloved hustand, son snd brotier, THOMAS STALLINGS, THE FAMILY. * Marriage. WILLIS—SHOEMAKER. April Alexandria,, Vi ELEANOR MAKER of Washington, D. C. TON 0. WILLIS of Aberdeen, ) PDeaths. = Suddeuiy, on April 16, 1923, ) A e helved wife of Edward Action and duughter of Anie T. 16, 1923, at SHOE- AL April 19, from her daughter, Mrs. C. A, Bittenbender. peparted this_life in full tri- BT, rictian faith, Thuraday, April 10, .., at his residence, 53 Myr- *mel. WILLIAM 11 BARBOUI ihe} joved ‘husband of Mars ur o7 Fahie ‘wua e e Jona 8 Hacvour T | i mourn their loss a wife, mother, e Sons, wo daughters, one sistef and (w0 brothers, with 8 host of relatives and Priends. Funersl Sundas, April 22 at 1 Siciock pm.. from Mount Carmel Baptist Thoren, Teorder 3rd and 1 sts. mw. Her. Jernagin, pastor. Relatives and friends § Vited. 2 2 s ITT. Thursdac, 1923, JAMES “smxrmr], BRITT, of Juiia Trey Britt. Intermen ., at Crpress Hill cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wednesdas, Aprii 18, 1923, at 10:13 ., at her residence, 1311 Rhode Island *pow.. IDA M. (uee Knight), devote Wife ‘of Morgan R. Brock and beloved mother of May B. Colburu. Rema Tate residence. Funersl s April 30 pm., at Alexandria, i1 18, 1923, at| April 18. 1023, at 3 ANNA FLUGER, widow of ‘the Gustavus Fluger. Funeral from her sister residence, 1335 Que st. n.w., Saturday, 10 am.. thence to St. Augustine’s Church. Where requiem mass wiil be sung for the fepose of her soul. Relatives and {rieads in vited. GARNER, Wednesday, o is 1if Departed th e Wednesday o s, 10Ch. at 650 am.. © ‘\XL\‘EH He leaves to mourn their loes & sister and a host of relatives .lnn‘ !rf;?’:lé u 1 St day, April . Al o L " Cart undertaking parlors, 20d . sw. Relatives and friends in HALL. April 10. 1925, at Napa, Calift, FRANK 'H. HALL, 1o the 67th vear of his age. voungest son of the late William Frederick Hall and Mary L. Hall of this city. L. Departed this life, suddenly, Tuesday. Bfi&rl! ‘l'Lan‘_“(. EDWARD HALL, beloved Aoroand of Mattie Hall. He leaves to moura bt Tocs ' loving wife, four brothers, three sisters-in-law and a host of relatives apd friends. Sleep on and tzle )"llmrs'tll, e love sou, but the Saviur Weliore gouste MRS. MATTIE HALL. 1923, at 6:30 LANG." at ber e of fur Thursday. April 1. Mrs. JOSEPHINE residence, 1330 14th st. neral hereafter. o . At Yonkers. N. Y., April 18, 1923, MATEL 8% Jidow ot ihe laie Wan: D. Mack Funeral from residence of Mrs. Tda B. Moore, 1428 Euelid st. n.w., Saturday. April 21, at 1 oclock pam. Funeral private. Burial at Arlington cemetery. 3 sday. April 18, 1923, Mg W BeTorea “urband. of Neltie Hanson Millar and father of C. Irving, Er- nest Guy and Charles O. Millar. Funeral from his late residence, 407 A st. se., Fri- Interment LANG. am, 3 nw. day. April 20, at 3 o'clock p.m. at Congressional cemetery. MILLS, Wednesday, April 18, 1023, at ILLIAN, beloved 'daughter oo B e Joy Mills, aged Funeral Friday, April 20. the residence of her grand- B. F. Joy, Ridge road. iends ‘and relatives i 10 mun(l’ll. s troi Parents, Mr. and Mi %hlllum Helghts vited. NALLS, Suddenly, Tuesday, April 17. 1923, HENRY CLAY NALLS. “Funeral from the residence of M. W. heeler, 231 8th st. e Friaay. April 20, at 1390 pm. 1 NALIS. A special communication of St John's LMIQ?‘SQ 11, F. A. A. M, will be held on Friday afternoon, April 20, 1923, at 15:80 0 clock for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother. HENEY C. NALLS. WM. E. POCLTON. Attest: Saster. JAS. E. HUTCHINSON, Secretary. NALLS. Washington Lodge, No. 13. B. P, 0. E.—The lodge will meet at the Elks’ Home, April 3{ 1923, at 12:30 p.m., to attend _the funéral of ‘our late 'broiner. HENRY C. NALLS. who died April 17. Fu- meral from 231 8th st. s.e., at 1 p.m. Inter- ment at Cedar Hill. Br order of NO. H. ONTRICH, Exalted Ruler. ‘W. 8. SHELBY, Becretary. NEWMAN, April 16, 1033, Mr. ANTHONY W. NEWMAN. Members of the Bureau La- bor Relief Assoclation are hereby notified that an assessment is due. ROBERT TATE, President. WAVERLY E. FRANCIS. Fin Secy. PAYNE. April 17, 1923, at 3:30 p.m., DORO- THY PAYNE. Funeral services at Mrs. Bayler's cha 8rd and F sts. s.w., 2 p:m. Friday, April 20, RANDOLPH. Officers and members of the Ushers' Union are requested to atténd the funeral of Sister IDA RANDOLPH, from Galbraith A. M. E, Zr ‘SHHI‘CY‘I( Gl‘h‘o ]befi(d L ts. n.w., Friday, April 20. g I.Il‘!f"d M T. H. CHASE, President. FE8SIE BURNETT, Rec. Sec. ‘ RANDOLPH. Ladies’ Columbia Aid Assn. are hereby notified of the death of Mrs. IDA M. nANDOLl'“i "Ylnflu ."A'.?]n';;dl;nfl‘(i We fudersi Friday. Aprl 20, 1923, = albraith A. M. E. Zion Church, L_and M sts. n.w. H. DORSEY, Preeident. Secretary. ‘ April 18, 1023, at the residence of B ister” Mra. M. 3. O'Connor: 105 Thode TJslan ve. 0. JOHANNA (nee Sheehan), beloved wife of the late Charles Reese and sister of Mrs. Ellen Riordan, Mrs. T. A. O'Learr ani Mrs. M. J. O'Connor. Funeral from the above residence Baturday, April "0t 8'6.m.r thence to St, Martin's Church, Thete requiein mass will be sald. Tnterment Mount Olivet cemetery. 20° TTERFIELD. Wednesday, April 18, 1023, “l( 12 o'clock, SAMUEL T., beloved hus. band of the late Susannah Satterfield, at ids residence, 717 Tth st. n. Funeral Frida April 20, 2 p.m., from residence. Inter. ment a rlington cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. . SATTERFIELD. A special communication of Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, F. A. A. M., s calied for 1 p.m. Friday, Aprii 20, to at. fend ‘the. funeral of our late brother, SASL TEL T. SATTERFIELD. p.m., from Sth . between, loned neck chain; vicinity of 21st and H n.w., Saturday. Notify Mme. Porter, 2108 H st.. o call Frank 3364. Reward.’ 20 * $25 Reward for Return of Boston terrier; mahogapy Mnfll: ith * white ings head There. “Phons Cloveiane Toao. WALTER H. ROBINSON, SELLHAUSEN, At 10:30 p.m. Master. Apsil 18, 1923, d the late John A. § loves rou best. | Phone Frank. 6626. Beaths. WEST. Departed thia life, after s brief ill uess. Monday, April 16, 1623. at 11:30 p.m. at his residence. 2023° Sheridan road, Ana costia, D, C., MATHEWS M. WEST, the be- loved huxband of Aunie West and father of Anoie, Earnest, Thomas, Clarnce, Allen. Henry. Mathews and Theresn West, brother of David WestN Funeral from his iato res dence, Friday, Ap-il 20, ay 8:30 a.m., then to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Lielp. Morris rd. se., Anacostia, D. C., aj ® a.m. - Relatives and friends invited. ' Tn terment at Mount Olivet cemetery. . In Meworiam. BELL. In remembrance of dear mother, who died on thix 19th day one year ago. the hotir between 9:30 and 10 o'clock. Mrs. HANNAH BELL, leating three daughters and one sop. We cannot tell who may fall next beneath Thy chastening rod, But iet us all prepare to meet our God DAUGHTER, MRS, HANNAH FRANCIS BOOKER. In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, AARON M. BOOKER. Who departed this life eighteen years today, April 19, 1905. Sweet, gentle, kind and true, We will alwars remember you. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN DULANY. In loving remembrance of our desr daughter, LILLIAN LLOYD DULANY, de- ceased April 19, 1919, Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade, Death came with friendly care, The opening bud to heaven conveyed, And bade it blossom there. 4 DR. AND MRS. C. D. ROSS FRANKEL. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and sister, PET ELIZA BETH FRANKEL. who departed t two years ago today, April 19, 1021 She shal e Tn this great world of strife; She ghall pever he forgotten Ax long as God gives us life. HER "LOVING HUSBAND, GEORGE W FRANKEL: BROTHERS AND SISTERS. * O'LEARY. In sad but loving remembrance of my dearis heloved brother, J0HN O'LEARY ho departed this life one year ago, Ap 17,1 Anniversary mass at St. Dominic's Church for the repose of his soul HIS LONELY SISTER, HANNAH O'LEARY FENWICK KROUS. In sad but loving remembrance of onr dear husband and father, JOHN M KROUS, who_dicd sizteen years ago todar April 18, 1907, Gone, but not fargotten HIS WIFE AND SON. LAWRENCE. In loving memors of my dear mother, ANNIE LAWRENCE (nee MacDo 81d). “ho passed away sixteen ¥ April 19, 1907, at her residence, n.w. Gone. but HER LOVIN: T Barry ave., Chicago, (Pittsburgh papers please copy.) LYON. In sad but loving memory of my dear husband and our father, J. R. LYON. who departed life eight ‘years ago todar April 19, 1915, Hesven retaineth now onr treasure, arth his lonels casket keeps And_the sunbeams love to linger Where my darling husband and our fatber sleeps. LOVING WIFE MARY L. LYON, SONS AND DAUGHTERS. ROBINBON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, JOHN ROB- NSON. who departed this life twelve years g0 today, April 19, 1911 A loving father, so kind and true, No one on earth we can ever find, For all of s he did his best: May God grant him eternal rest. WIFE AND CHILDREN. * RUSSELL. 1n sad but loving remembrance of our dear father, DAVID N. RUSSELL, who passed awas twenty-one Years ago today. April 19, 1802, HIS CHILDREN. + SHIPMAN. 1In sad hut loving remembrance of our dear hushand and father. W. E. SHIP- MAN, who depari s 1ifé one year ago , April 18, 1922 ear has passed since that sad day When our dear husband aod father was called away. God called him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. SHIPMAN. 1In sad but loving remembrance of. our dear brother and brother-in-law, W. SHIPMAN, who departed this life one yes ago today, April 19, 1922 What would T give to clasp your hand again, Your loving face to see, Tour pleasant smiles made life worth while, Which meant the world to me. HIS BROTHER TOM AND WIFE. TRICE. In loving remembrance of our dear loved one, MITCHELL A. TRICE, Jr., who one year ago today fell asleep. on from thy labor, knew best When He took Sou home to rest LOVING FAMILY. TRIPLETT. In loving remembrance of my dear mother. LUCINDA E. TRIPLETT, who died ten vears ago today, April 19, 1913. 1 think of sou fn silence, Few eves that see me weep: But_many silent tears I shed While others are asteep. HER DAUGHTER, MRS, MABEE FRANK LIN SMITH. WEBB. In sad but loving remembrance my dear husband and our devoted father, JOHN W. WEBB. who was taken from us s0 suddealy three years ago today, April 18, 1920, A loving one from us has gone, A volce we loved filed A place js vacant in our hearts That never can be flied HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 926 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN 2808, Pri WM. H. 1 SARDO & CO. Phooe Lincoln 524. L Automobile Funerals. V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Spears establishment. 940 F SL N'w. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 181 ELEVENTH ST. 8.E. Undestakers. Embalmers. Homelike Funeral Pariors. Phove Lincoln 480. Quick. Dignified and Efficlent Service. w. W. 816 H ST. N.E. Automobile Service. Frank Geier’s Sons Chapel. 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Linc, 983. " FORT LINCOLN \Vasllingtnn's_ Park Cemetery Few appreciate the advantages of making cemetery arrangements before the time of actual need. . Fort Lincoln Features Lawn and Landscape Non-Sectarian are Under a Perpetual Charter ‘Washington-Baltimore Boulevard (Bladensburg road) At the District Line City Office, 705 12th N.W. Frank. 4745 Cemetery Office, Lincoln 3379 Literature_Upon Reguest. Perpetual EVELYN E. SELLHAUSEN, mother of Mrs. May E. Glascox. Funeral from her late residence, 3543 Holmead place n.w., at o'clock p.m. April 21. interment at Glen- wood cemetery. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. FUNERAL DESIGNS, T “Promyt auto delivery service. Artistic—eipressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros, Co., 1214 F St,