Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 7

. SOCSEIC Interdenominational committee o brayer groups In preparation for t}é world conference on faith and €~ der. will meet tomorrow, 2 p.m, 1311 G street ‘s, Huss og l} ' [ lelzle] CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Mrs. ele west, J Knox Hats, $7 L. H. Russ! lojeis|=i®~|le Positwe Service OLMAN Ser"l‘ce 1.5 like a weather vane—of equal fa- cility north, south, east or Your starched dress shirts and collars will be TOIMANIZED and returned to vou with positive service the same hour of the same dar every week. THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY . W. MacKenzie, Manager 6th and C Streets N.W. ‘ TOLMANIZED dress shirts comfort and flexibility of your collars. Phone Franklin 71. [Ziejsieleie]® )apeaker. All interested invited to at- tend. Willlam Grant of Edinburg, Scot- land, will lecture under the auspices of the Washington Zionist organiza- t | tion Sunday, at Y. M. H. A Hall, Speaker will give an illustrated ielwlirieiv]e ) ) the match color, he THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, count of his recent visit to Palestine. Public invited, Alsaing A screen versl of Maecterlinck's “The Blue Bird" will be shown at a meeting of Business Women's Coun- cil tomorrow evening in lecture room of Church of the Covenant. Dr. W. J. Shownlter will give ex- position of Sunday school lesson to- morrow, 4:43, pm., at 1311 G 5 morrow, 4 311 G street, Meeting of officers and board of governors of the N ‘arolina So- | clety. tomorrow, 4:45 p.m. | 414 Unlon Trust builafng. | | Rev. George Barrow-Nellvon will lecture on “Personal Experiences with Gen. Allenby at the Capture of Jeru- salem,” under auspices of the Men's | Get-Together Club, at Ingram Me- )mm‘lul Chureh, tomorrow at § p.m. in room Washington Hebrew Congregation: Dr. Simon. in his address tomorrow | evening. will consider the play, “Loy- | alties.” by John Galsworthy. g | A dance will be given tomorrow. 9 P, at Catholic Community House, 601 I street. under auspices of Cath- olic Women's Service.Club. Central Citizens® Axwocintion tomor- Tow, 8 p.u., in Juvenile courtroom. Edna St. Vincent Millay, poet, wil speak here Sunday as a feature of th Natfonal Woman's Party, in celebra- ion of the inauguration of the equal rights movement by Lucretia Mott, { seventy-five years ago. _ St. Stephen's Club will give a d turday, 8:45 p.m., at | | | | { | | | ce Knight's of The Women's League of the Chureh of Chevy Chase b ts annual bazaar tomorrow from 4 to 10 p.m.. in Chevy Chase Library. Dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. rat | will | be Maine State Society will meet Saturday night at Wbbitt Hotel. Dr. !T. F. Murphy will speak of “How to | | Take a Census.”” Musical numbers. | | | | | meeting e \ atlonal Motor- | Annuct i > heid ton of Satisfaction Guaranteed { Hotel. | meeting, 7 to 8:30 o'clock. | lumbus row and Saturday at Washington Banquet tomorrow night. The Stearmns Bible Class will meet Friday at 12:30 o'clock at the Mount Vernon M. E. Church, 9th and K streets, with Dr. K. B. Moomaw in charge. —_— ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. . Parent-Teacher Assoclation of Sl; ter-Langston School will meet, o'clock, in Slater School. Woman's City Club, Bible class Evening book review, 8 o'clock. The convention of Food Sclentists will_be open to the public th Playhouse, 1814 N street. Mu; program. Equality-Walter Reed Post, No. 2%, Veterans of Forelgn Wars, will meet at Pythian Temple. Nomination of post officers and obligation of cus didates. Annual bazaar and Christmas sule at Transfiguration Hall, Gallatin street west of 14th. Continued to- morrow. Entertainment and dance under auspices of Trade Unlon College, 3 o'clock, Typographical Temple. Danc- ing, 10 o'clock. Sergt. Jasper Post, No. 13, Ameri- can Leglon, will meet, 8:15 o'clock, City Club. Nomination of officers. Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will meet in 0dd Fellows' Hall, 419 7th street. So- cial after business session. Members and friends invited. Mrs. Frank O'Hara, formerly of the faculty of the University of Minne- sota, will lecture at Knights of Co- Evening School. Subject. “Booth Tarkington.” Open to public. The Natlonal Forum Assoclation meets ut 8 o'clock, Y. M. C. A., 1816 12th street northwest. Women invited. Miss Alberta Sproules, principal of Girls' High School of Toklo, under ire of the Woman's Foreign Mis- rex Stetson Shoes, $10.50 here’s a lot of style in a art Schaffner & Marx Coat There’s style in the lines and the cut of the coat; in the easy drape; there’s style in the fine woolens, rich silk linings and expert tailoring There’s style in the coat as long as it lasts— the quality keeps it there You’ll get more value than 50 Hart Schaffner & Marx Quercoats of Imported Scotch Crombie and French Sedan Montagnacs, plaid backs, silk and satin lined, hand usual at tailored. %75 Raleigh Haberdasher Exclusive but not Expensive .Thirteen Ten F Street (Inc.) D. C, perience In the Japanese earthquake, 8 o'clock, at Metropolitan M. E. Church. Meeting open to all. The Washington branch of Univer- sity Women's Club, will meet, 7:80 o'clock. The round table discussion on Inter- natlonal politics conducted by the Washington branch of the University Women's Club will take place at the club, 7:30 o'clock. Subject, “The Dual and Triple Alllance.” " Miss Frances Davenport will be chairman. The Presldent'’s Own Garrison, No. 104, Army and Navy Unlon, will meet, 8 o'clock, In A. R. Ha® Speeches, entertainment and refreshments. Bl Club Cervantes will meet, 8 o'clock, at 1412 1 street. A. E. De- maray will give {llustrated lecture on “‘I‘!Il.q National Parks of the United States” and Senor A. Eckart of the | Argentine embassy and Miss I K. { MucDermott will make addresses. Archibald N. Grimke will give ad- dress, “Martyrs of 1822 §:30 o'clock, at Grover ¢ nd School, before !the South Carolina Club (colored). Public Invited. Red Trlangle Outing Club wiil have a moonlight hike through Rock Creek Park. Mecet at Connecticut avenue and Albemarle street, 7:30 o'clock. Visitors invited. The Assoclated Jewish Organiza- tlons will meet, 8 o'clock, in vestry rooms of Washington Hebrew Con- sregation (Eighth Street Temple). THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy to- inlght and tomorrow. probably showers tomorrow; no change in tem- perature; gentle variable winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight und to- morrow; probably showers tomorrow; warmer In extreme western Mary- land tonight; moderate northeast { winds, becoming southerly tomorrow. { Virginia—Cloudy tonight and to- MOrrow; probably showers tomorrow; warmer’ in west' portion; northerly winds. ! Records for Twenty-Four Hour: Thermometer—4 p.m., 60; 8 p.m. 18; 12 midnight, 39; § w.n., 39; $ Aom., 38; noon, 46. Baromoter—4 pm.. 30.13; 8 p.m. 0.19; 4 am., 30.15 30.17; 12 midnlight, ¥ am.. 20.21; noon, 30.18. Highest temperature, 61, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem perature, 37, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Tomperature same date last year— Highest, 67; lowest, 49. Tide Tables (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:02 a.m. and 8:31 p.m.; high tide, 1:20 am. and 1:37 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:57 a.m. a 2:30 p.m.; high tide, 2:20 a.m. and pon. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:50 a.m 4:55 p.m. Tomorrow— sets 4:55 p.m. Moonrises 1:05 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather {n Various 2 Temperature. sun sets un rises 6:51 a.m.; sun Cittes. o Statloss. +ene s om0, paareas ey MU 3swp Wano] W' g o) Abilene, Tex. 80 26 Albany” ... 3025 Atianta 1018014 Atlantic City 30.14 Baltimore .. 30.18 Birmingham . 3016 Blsmarck Eoston Huffalo “harleston... 30.18 Chicago 30.02 Cincinoatl.. | 30.08 Clevelnnd Denver Detrolt C1 Paso, Gaiveston Helena 02 Clear udy o. Cls Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear] Cloudy Pt cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Loulssill Miami, Fia. New Orleans. 30.12 New York.. 3018 Okla. Cit; 0 Antonio. 30.18 n Diego. Franc Louls. Paul. 8t St Seattle . Spokano ... WASH., D.C. 30. FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. Londoo. _Enzland. .34 Clear Paris, France.. A Part clondy Copenhagen, Denmark. art cloudy Btockholm, *Sweden. . art cloudy Gibraitar. ' Spatn.... . art cloudy Horta (Fayal), Azorex.. Part cloudy Hamilton. Berinuda Raining avana, Cub «l s Ptcloudy Cloudy Cloudy Detween Spring Adams 2044, e BAG—Headed: on Tith 4. and_ Oty BOSTON BULLDOG— hite throat; small s Ernest Keily, the Cordovi 19 e TOSTON BUY ward. 3150 17th. BOSTON o of crown: : lost Thursday morning between 12th ave. s.e. and Smithsenian Iustitution. L 31 12th st. BUCKLES—Two small, brown cloth belt, Monday aftermoon, Nov. 12. Detween 7th and B stx. .. and 16th and Wyoming ave. n.w. Telephone North §783. ¢ CAT—Pet tiger, with white markines: No- vember 8. Reward. Karl Schmitt, 100 Joha- on_place, Rosemont, Va. 1 lack and brown, male, white d seat; bobtail. Reward. Call 53-M DIAMOND RING—Man' Tuesday eveniog &0 reward; gold plated. on nairow platinum setting: no questions 189 DIAMOND Nov_ 1 DOG feet, black tail: T brown and white, angwers to name of after & pm. FRATERNITY PIN—K. A Mrs. Nottingham. Linc. 1417, aF | GLASSES—Tady's tortolse shell, gold-rimmed. i Reward. Miss M. Allen, 1736 Couu. ave. n.w. (Kappa u:i ) GOLD PE: Cirele, be T turaed to 5904 Comectlcalt ave., Chevy Clase, Feremblon Rew. 1 10, somewhere be- sts. n.w. and 14th and N. Y. keys and desk keys. Re: Return to Room 28, 1301 G st. n.w. KEYS—Ia black key purse. Reward. 9654 1 LEDGER—In aliey between 9th and 10th, M and W sts.; reward; return to 1218 9th’ st. n.w. — NECKLACEPearl, Wedneaday. on M. Plean- ant car or in front of Woodley Col. 6090, 204, the Woodley. ERINGESE PUPPY ] Klingle road. Rey \—Daughers American Hovolcto vember 9. Reward. _Clarendon PIN—Gold floral, 1 pearl 1n pestt on stem; November 12. Ty Reward if re. TERRIER—Tan und ro tan collar. rd. tor; Reward. 1 POCKETBOOK FOLDER—Containing sum of money. return ticket to an Francisco and aluable ra; between Childs Restaurant, New York avenve and Cathedral Mansions. Reward to finder. J. T. W., Room 902, Aviigton Hotek' . % PUPPY—Nov. 8, brown and white, part bull and fox terrier; short tall; name Rex. Re- ward, 615 K st. n.e. : PURSE—Keys and change. j xt._Rewara. : | TEASPOONS—BIx sterling wilver. at Conn. ave. |and L sts. ~Rew Return to 1335 Quincy Lst. nw. Adams 85. UMBRELLA—SITk, curved brows English. Main 5201, br. 1834. AUIT CASE_Lenther, Wednesday morniog, between Chevy Chase, D. C.. and Columbia Country Club. Plone Main 2613. i Retura o 1033, Q handle; ' | 1 l moderate | female delphia a son lumbia. seph and Mrs. denly Tuesd: 1116 "East Capitol street, aged se | Fazio Ballinger. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923. | The Truth About Transmigration BY DR. FRANK CRAN! Eureka! 1 have discovered the secret, the truth about the transmi- gration of souls. Transmigration 18 generally supposed to mean that when one dies his soul passes into a cat or dog or some other animal, which dying in turn hands the soul on, very much like who's got-the- thimble, until finally it gets around again to man, whereupon it begins anew. Orlentals believe in this. Now, the gist and kernel of reality in this external and parabolic form and symbol s this—it Hashed on me this morning—to wit: That each day is a lite! To awalke in the morning is the same as being born, and to drop asleep at night s just like dying. Morning s youth, noon middle age and night senility. The moral quin- tessence of all you do today s dis- tilled in the crucible of sieep ana flavors your tomorrow. There you have transmigrgtion, the soul passing through death (sleep, and coming Into new life today, which will be happy or miserable accord- ing as yesierday was good or bad. Of course, this would never do as the creed of a religion. It Is too sim- ple. Hence the idea Is elaborated— for day put life; for tomorrow put subsequent exlstence; for yesterday put pre-existence; for persistence of personality put 'transmigration of soul—and you have something fan- tastic enough for a popular faith. I told my discovery to a Buddhistic Chinese friend. He smiled, shook his head and sald: “No! Missed!” For all that T am going to cling to my idea about this until I get a botter one. Very often we find that it is impossible to grasp certain great theories, or principles, such as Ein- stein's relativity, or finternational politics, or the tariff question, or the woman. So we construct for ourselves a simple working model which, although we know it is im- perfect and perhaps wrong, has to satisty us. It i3 curfous to see the mental con cepts that our small minds have ot great subjects. MRS. ANNIE T. HOEHLING, MOTHER OF JUDGE, DIES Funeral Services for Widow of Ad- miral Will Be Held To- morrow. Mrs. Annie T. Hoehllng. widow of Rear Admiral A. A. Hoehling, died last night at the home of her son-in law, C. . R . 17T Primros street, Md. Funera services, will be private, wil be held residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Henry T. Cocke, rector of All Souls' Church wil offici Burlal be in Ar- lington cemetery. Mrs. Hoehling was born in Phila- { in 1843 and was married t Mr. Hoehiing n 1851 He died abou three years ugo. She is survived by Ju J. A. Hoehling of th Supeme Court of the District of Co- and two daughters. Mrs. Jo- Wilmer of Annapolis, Md Ogilby. & which at the R M. A. BALLINGER DIES. Funeral Services Will Be Held To morrow Afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Mason A. Ballinger., well known citi- zen und former president of the Mount Pleasant Citizens' Assoclation, died sud night at the family hom nty five years. The funera! will be held to | morrow afternoon at the family hom at 2 o'clock, and will be private. Rev Earle Wilfley. pastor of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, will officiate Mr. Ballinger a pative of Harr burg, Ky. He had resided in this clty for thirty-elght vears. He was a son o the late Judg nk Bailinger of Tow He was the husbgnd of the late France and is survived by farlam B. Hiddir ¥ and Phillippe | vannah, Ga. these children: Mrs. ger of New York Fazio Bailinfer of & California has flower vases, used fo advertising purposes. that requir 1,000 gallons of w Cardg of Thanks. T wish to express mr sinc to 'my relatives. neighbors an ¥ friends for their kindness durizz the death of my dear motie MARTHA CARTER. HER DAUGHTER, BESSIE SMITH. * DONALDSON. 1 wish to extend my sincere thanks to telatives and friends for their kinduess, ssmpathy and besutiful foral trib utes at the deatii of my huband. JAMES W. DONALDSON HIS WIFE. LIMBACE. We wish fo extend our win thanks to our relatives and many friend for their kind remembrances and beautifu foral Tribnies at fhe death of enr buslanc and father, CHARLES LIMBACH. THE FAMILY. * We wish to extend our sincere thank ives and friends for their kindaess beantiful foral tributes the %;:Inh of ovr dear wife and mother. W, SMITH M. SMITH AND FAMILY. 15 SOLOMON. We wish to extend o thanks fo our many friends and Luke's Soclets for their kindness, sympath &nd beautiful floral tribntes at tie death o our beloved mother, ADDIE M. SOLOMON HER DAUGHT Birth. KIMBALL. Wednesday, November 14, 1923, t J. Stewart and Marr Elizabeth, gir! MARY LORRAINE KIMBALL, Georgetow University Hospital, . Marriages. SLATER-SPLANN. Mr. and Mrs. Splann nounce the marriage of thelr dauzhte MARY to JOSEPH GIMBEL SLATER on Monday, November 12, 1023, 3 SPENCER—HANOLD. ir. and Mrs. Frederici G. Hunold snnounce the private mar of their daughter. MINNIE B., to LOUIS B CER _on Wednesday, November 14 ut_ Zion Lutheran Church by Rev Schmidt. . Peaths. ALLEN, Tenarted this life Mo o ber 12, 1923, at 6:30 pw., W. D. ALLEN beloved husband of Bertha L. Allan (nee Hases). Funersl from the residence of hi: brother-in-law Congreas Helghts. Friday. > Interment at Addison Chapel, ) and relatives invited. (Detroit, Mich., pa pers please copy.) % ALLEN. Members of Webster Lodze, No. 7. Kalghts of Pythins, are requested 1o meet st the Pythian Temple. 1012 8th i, at ¢ oclock tomorrow (Fridas) morning, for the Durpoxe of attending the funeral of oum Iate brother, WILL{AM D. ALLEN. A. F. BIGGS, Chancellor Commander. BALLINGER. Suddenly, Tuesday. November 13, 1028, ut his residence, 118 Fast Capito! st;, MADISON A. husband of the lat Frances Fasio Baliinger and father of Mrs Marlam D. Heddinger of New York and Phillippe Fazio Balllnger of Savannah, Gn Funeral private. Please omit flowers. 15 BECKETT. Departed this life Tuesday, No vember 13, 1923, at 10:30 a.m., at his resi- dence, 1134 18th st. n.w.. JOSEPH C. BECKETT. beloved d of the Inte Julin_Beckett. He ls survived by a slster, Mrs. Margaret A. Ferguson: a brother, Vain- right Beckett: a sister-in-lnw, Mrx. Johnson: brother-in-law, William Ingra and many other reiatives aud friends. neral Saturd November 17. at o'elock pom.. from Metropolitan A. M. E Church. * Relatives' and friends invited, 16% BECKETT. All members of Columbia Lodge, No. 1376, G. U. 0. of 0. .. are requested to assemble at the Metropolitan A. M. B. Church, M st n.w. between 16th snd 17th #tn., to attend the funeral of oor Iate brother, M. V. P. J:D-\‘E&I_I (ll P‘iI'JI'K}X)T':. N r 17, . at 12 o'clock. Saturday, Novembe: TAAC Bt HENRY W. HEWLETT, P. & L4 BLAKE. Entered into rest Tuesday, Novem- ber 18, 1823, Mrs. CORA L. BLAKE, beloved sister of Ars. Mars Ida Miller. ' Funeral Friday, Nove: from the residence, 414 T st. B.w. nd rela- tives Invited. 15 BLAKE. Officers of Queen Esther Chapter are requested te attend the funeral of our late sister, CORA BLAKE, Friday, November 16, 1623, st 2 - 14 T st. n.w. = e AL AARY M. STEWART, W. M. JNQ. W. STOCKTON, W. P. MATME L. xf]'m\.mr, Seety. SMITH, 1o rel symputhy and Novem d members and members of Alicia Court. of Csrene, are hereby noti- fled of the death of Sister CORA BLAKE, Funeral Friday, November 18, 1023, at 2 p.m., from 414 T st. n.w. I BLAKE. Officers No. 21, Ordy MARY M. STEWART, R. C. INO. W. STOCKTON, C. Engineer. MAYME L. STEWART, Secty. Suddenlv, November 14, 1023, at p.m., BERTHA K., beloved wife' of Joseph Carter and mother of Joseph Carter, Jr. Funeral Monday, November 19, from her Jate residence, " 1214 Walter st. thence to Kt. Crprian’s Church at § am. Friends invited, 18¢ EDMONDS. Thursday, November 15, 1423 EMMELY L. EDMONDS, beloved mother of Mrs. Jomephine Mott, Frneral services w be heid at her home, 1133 7th st. n.e., Sat. urday, November 17, ut 2:30 pau. luterment Cedar’ Hill cemeters. 18 FISHER, Suddenly. 14, 1933, at 1:30 his cousin, MI Wednesday. m.. at the s Mary Leet, 101 Raymond 8t Chevy Chase. Md., ALFRED M. FISH- ER. ~ Funeral private, (Memplis, Tenn.. pers please eopy.) 15 FRAZIER. Wednesday. November 14, JAMER, beloved husband of Frazier (uee McGrath). Funeral November 16, at 2 o'clock p.m late residence, 1001 Md. ave. November p.m dence, 1340 22nd st CHARLES A.. beloved husband of Li Funeral from his late res November 16, at 5:30 a.m. to St Btephen's Church, where requi will be said at 9 a.m_ Relatives an invited. loterment Mount O 1923, riday, from bix GREEN. Order of the fune Members of Division No. 1, Anclent 1iberninns, are requested to attend 1 of our late brother, CHARLES Friday, November 18, t. Ktephen's Church, By order DALY, President. HOEHLING. Wednesdur, November 14, 1923, at the restdence of her daughter. 17 Prim rose st Chevy Chase, M, ANNIE T, widow of Rear Admiril A A. Hoehling U. 8. N. Funeral private. HOEN. Wednestny, November 14, 102, MAT NA L. HOHN. aged 81 sears, belove wother of Mr. Em'l Hohn, Jr. and Mix leningan Hohin. ltemains resting at th H. Hines Company funeral bowe, 2907 now. Funeral servicex and in‘er Si. Mark's Clhurch, Ceell county. Md ovemier 17, at 2:30 p.u, (Phils + Dapers pléase copy.) . esduy. November 13, 102 DOKX, widow of the Tate Rol d. ai the residence of 1 Joseph L. Galbretli. Notio: reafier. (St. Paul, Mirn apers please copy.) JACKSON. Wednesday. t Fexidenc t 12:10 pm., Tuzed mother of Zion Baptist Ch hetwren 3rd an 41 sts ww., Saturday, November 17. a 1 aclock pm 1 JEMES. Wednestay. Novemher 14, 1 EVERETT M. JAMES of 1008 Alexandrin. Va.. won of Mr. and Mrs. H. B James. Funersl services Saturduy after: hoon at § pm. at bis lae home. Friends invited. “EE. Suddenls, Wednesdas, 1933, at Georgetown Universits Hospl RICHARD F., beloved husband of the It Mary A. Lee. Funeral from the restdence of hix daughter, Mrs. James McClellan 231 Reservolr wf. n.w., Saturdey, Novem ber 17, at 8:45 a.m.; requiem wmust at Ho) aity Chureh at Friends and rela ‘nvited. Interment in Mt. O~ cemetery. 10 Wednesdne, November 14, 1923, # ROSAMOND ¢, widow of Charl Services at lier late residence a Apt. at 4 pm. Thursdn Hagerstown Md. Kindly om (Hagerstown, Md., papers pleas b o be fror November 14 8:05 pom.. E. Leses tiie Alaba Interment Sundas, November 15, 1923, n €., CHARLES ABERT MAL son of the late James 8. Malor: and Sophia Bache Abert. . WcBRIDE. Kundny. November 11. 1023, at Chicago, 1il, Licof. BENJAMIN R. M. RRIDE. Air Service, U..8. A.. husband of azetts i and son ‘of Lient. Col. and Mrs B, McBride, U 8. A. Funeral from Mt Vernon M Church. 8th and Mass. ave n.w.. Friday. November 16, at 10 am. Io ferient 8t Arliogton cemeiers. ~ Friends jn vited B MCFARLAND. November 14, 1923, at_his resi denve, 2117 Le Ror pl. nw... Dr. WILLIAM LANDRAM McFARLAND _Foneral servi from his late residence. Fridsy. Novembe- at 9:30 oo, and at West Poin about 3 pan day, November Soldiers' Home Hospital, MOON. beloved hnshaud of the 3. Moon (nee Gallagher). Funeral will b leld from Zurherst funeral parlor. 301 Capitol st.. November 16, at §:30 . thence to St. Leter's Church, 2nd and C stx, se.. where mase will be kaid at § aum. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. laterment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. ~ arted this 1ife Tuesday, No at 11:45 Mt hin resi TAFFORD, the be A. Parker aud de er of the late Frank Parker. He uephew and a host of other re friends. Ile wis the senlor de Zion Raptist Funeral | fro; . Rev. W. J. H pastor, F st. bet. 3rd and 4%, sts. w.w day. November 16, at 1 pm. Re and friends are fovited to attend ARKER 8" Jonathan Davis Consistors mble on Thursday, t 11:30 pm., at the residen STAFFORD 2" 212 E wt shington, D. C.. old (lie midnight Kadosh services over his mains. Family, friends and the public are EDWARD J. MORRIS Sec’y and K. of 8. ARKER. Al officers _and_ companions of Prince Hall Chapter. No. 5. H. are requested fo mssemble at 7 * st., between 3rd 3 Noveniber 18, 1923, at 1 p.m.. the funeral of our late companion, TAFFORD PARKER. ALLEN A WALTER T. BROGKER, Secy o "ARKER. Ofiicers nud members of Al Ttoyal Court, No. 1. Order of Cyrene, are herehy notified of the death of our lnte | brother, STAFFORD PARKER. eharter ember of the court. Funeral Friday, No cmber 16, 1923, at 1 o'clock p.n.. from Zion Baptist Church. F st. between 3rd and 4 sts. wyw. Wear baldrics. Al sister courts juvited. STEWART, R. C. . W. STOCKTON.' C. Engineer. L. STEWART, Secty. . All members of Pelix Lodge, No M. are ordered to sttend the | Brother STAFFORD PARKER. & member of Felix Lodge for fifty-six vear at the Zion Baptist Church. Fridar, Noven ber 16, at 1 pom. The Indge will ‘meet at the hail at 12 m.~ C. A. BARBOUR, W. M. CHAS. (. CARTER, Sec. . P0RTER. Departed this_life Tuesday. N vember 13 1623, at §:15 a.m., Rev. JAMES HENRY, 729 13th st. ne.’ beloved hus. | bhand of Mre. Mary A Porter wud devoted | father of Joseph L. Porter, Mrs. Virgie M Sears and Mre. Emma L. Morris, and be- loved brother of Robert T. and Joseph Porter. Funeral from Mt~ Olive Bap 6th st between L and M xts. n elock — Sunday, November 18, Body will lie in state ai the church from 4 o'clock Saturday until funeral time. (Nor- folk papers please copy.) 17e “UEENAN. Departed this life November 13, A 30 pum., 8t the resi ther Sir Knight Edward M. Eve st. ne., EDWARD QUEENAN. Lushand of the late Mary E. and fc Ella_Queenan. Funeral Friday, 10, from his late residence at : thence to the Chureh of the Holy Redeeme: where mass will be said at § o'clock for the pose of hix soul. Relatives and" friends ited. (New York and Brooklsn papers please copy.) . QUEENAN. Members of the United Ald Assn No. 1 are requested to meet at Holy Re- deemer Church. N. Y. and N. J. aves. n.w.. Friday, November 16, at n.m.. to attend | the funeral of our late brother, EDWARD QUEENAN, JAMES A. SMACKUM, Sees. ROBERTS. Tuesdyr. Nov 1765 Q st. n.w., Mre. VICTORIA R beloved mother of Mrs. Parthenia Williams David Roberts.” Notice of faneral Lewe- | after. | JWAN. Tuesday, November 13, 1023, at 9:10 O at the residente of John A. Butle 130 "19th wt. me. drs. SARAN SWAX Funeral services will be held in Holy Nume Chureh, Friday, November 16, at 0 am Interment will be fu Mount Olivet cete- tery. TINKLER, WILLIAM Tinkler, JOHN W. November 14, 1023, husband of Loui r. Funeral from n.e.. Satur Snddenly T.. beloved his toth ve s late residence. 323 3 November 17. Requiem mass at 8t. Aloysi Church. Relatives and friends fnvited. ~ 18 WHITE., Wednesdss, November 14,1023, at | dnughter of B. L. and Sarah Otterback. o will be held st the old family real: 513 Seward wquare s.e., Snturda; per 17, 8t 11 n.m. Relatives an friends Invited to attend. Interment pri- vate. 18 In Memoriam. AESCHLIN. Tn sweefest memory of MAR- B ERET BABSCALIN (nee Treston). who | left us in_sadness {wo years ago today v 15, 1921, R SISTERS AND FATHER. * BANKS. A tribute of love and devotion (o our ©daughters. OTERA V. BANKS and SUTH A- BANKS, who passed Into eternal life three years oko this November: Oters SHERWOOD. 7 In Memoriam. GANEY. Sacred to the menfory of our de voted ‘husband and father, PATRICK, win died five years ago today, November 15, 1913 Anniversary mass at St. Aioysius Church. You wore a crown of patlence, Through the years you struggled on; Those finnds that rest forever Were the hands that made our bome. HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. ¢ HARTNETT. In sad but loving remem brance of our dear father, RICHARD HARTNETT. who died four years ago to duy, November 13, 1819. Auniversary masi at'8t. Dominie’s Church. My heart today is heavy, My thougitts are all of thee: How 1 loved and miss thee None but God in heasen can ses. LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS. D. W. FERRIS Ob, think how he suffered s3d moaned wit) pain, To tie long night hours he was soothed is vain, God abore An augel, who whispered a mestage of love SON DAXN. We may all bave our sorrows, Some griefs pass away, But the lows of our dear father Grieves our learts from day to da SON JisL ¢ HONESTY. In sad but loviog remembranc of our dear husband and father, HENR HONESTY, who departed this lifc oné g0 today. November 15, 1922, God shall wipe away all tears There's uo death, o pain nor fears, And they count got time by years, For there 8 no night there. H E. LUCY D. HONESTY, ANB Till o His Mercy sent down from HUNT. 1o uad but loviog remembrace of ms devoted daughter, IDA C. HUNT.:who do parted th's life tea years ago todas, No vember 15, 1913, Dearest daugliter, T do miss you, Since from eacih you passed awer, Aud my heart tx beating worely As T think of HER _DEVOTED HAGER JEFFERSON. Sacred to the memory of out dearls beloved busbaod and father, SAMUEL JEFFERSON. who entered Into rest thres years ago today. November 15, 1020, Lovingly, tenderly, we 1aid him to rest Awas from earth's sorrow and care: And now he Is waitiog to welcume us home, With the blessings of heaven to share. uis DEVOTED WKk, JEXNIE J 3 ) DAUGHTERS, BLISS, DINE AND THELMA o LETCHER, A tribute of love in memorr of my beloved husband, EUGENE B. LETCH- Elt. who entered nto eternai rest two years 250 today. November 15, 1 ° han His plans: and w th our sight, b 100 blind to see Their full fruition® Cannot He Who made it olve the mystery? One whom e loved Law fallen asivep Not died. althongh Lis calm be deep. The house s dust. the voice (s dumb, But through vadying years to come The spark that glowed within his soul Stall light our foutsteps to thé goal. HIS WIFE, MES. I. A LETCHER. 1In memory of our loved one, EU. 2 B. LETCHER, who left us two years 20 today, November 15, 1821, Seems like o me the stars don’t shize so 0 MOTHER, MARY V. lost bis 1 Seems like to we the day's Just twice long, SeemyTike to me the bird's forgot Lis song, Since you went away. Seems like to me 1 just can’t belp but sigh, Seems like 10 me u tear stays o my eye. Seews like 1o me 1 Gon't know what to do, Seems like 1o me that everything wants you, Since you went away. THE FAMILY. I loving remembrance of my JOREPH F. McKINLEY, who life four’ years sgo Lodey, MCKINLEY. dear fatlier, departed th November 13 Thou art gone, but not forgotten Ta this great world of strife Thou shalt always be remembered Ax lung as God gives me life HIS DEVOTED SON, F. LESTER Me- KINLEY. . = MAPTHEWS. A tribute of love and devotion 10 our dear little sou aud brother, DALTON who passed into eternal today. November 15. 1922 THE FAMILY. MULLIGAN. Sacred to the memory of m devoted mother. AMELIA A. MULLIGA o departed thix life weven years ago fo- ovember 13] SON, WARREN W. MULLIGAN. * +10g_remembrun 1o sad but r mother, E. SHER- WOOD, who departed life thirteen years ago today, Not 1910. ywas the hour of that unhsppy da When God called our loved oue hume A loving, kind, sweet mother— For all of us she did her best. May God grant her eternal rest HER LOVING CHILDR! SMALLWOOD. Sacred fo the memory of my wife, HELEN SMALLWOOD, who d a this Iife throe years ago today, N vember 15, 1920, We shill meet her some bright morniog, Rtesting by the waters faic: She is waiting for our coming Iu the upper garden there LOVING HUSBAND. * SMALLWOOD. In but loving remem- rance of ms dear daughter, HELEN SMALLWOOD, who departed_ this life three years ago today, November 15, 1920, tin peace. HER MOTHER, CATHERINE SIMMS. SMITH. of our dear mother. parted this vember 13, 1917, Evers day brings back sweet memories, Every memory briny Deep within our he Thoughts of mother HER LOVING CHILDREN. * tribute of profound love to my ‘ate friend, MAREL TRIMMER, wio died November 15, 1922, Roth sud and sudden was the call, Her sndden death surprised ns all. A LIFE RIEND, MABEL MADD! KEY. . i sear of our de ar A tribute of lote to the memory of KATE SMITH, who de- life six years sgo today, > TRIMMER. A FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Perry & Palsh JOSEZH (GAVIERS Sor & MORTICIANS 1730~1732 PENNA.AVE. PAONES: MAIN 5312-5513 JAMES T. RYAN, 317 PA. AVE. 8.E, Model Chapel. Lincols 141 rivate Ambulances. Livery in Conpection. joscph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Estadlished 1841, Phone West 98. Automobile Service. J_ WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director Embalmer. Livery in connection. Commodions chapel and modern crematorium. prices. 332 P D.w. _Tel. Quick, Dignitied and Efficieat Bervicy W. W. Deal & Co., 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200. Automobile Service. Chape Timothy Hanlon !‘37“ ST. N.E. Phooe L. “‘l._ x'ek.'rfia successors of ng’ ccon.- nected with the original W. R. Speare estaviishment. 940 F St, N.W. Phone Frank A28 WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st. nee. Phone Lincoln 524 Modern Clispel. Automoblle Funerata. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 924 NEW YORK AVE. MAIN 2004, Private Am.buiance. e p——=THE ORIGINAL meemey WR.Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WAIN 108 FORMERY 40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE Wi B.SPTARE S CLYDE J. NICHO! | THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 181 ELEVENTA ST. 8.E. Undertakers. Embaimers. Homelike Funeral Parlors. Plione Lincoln 480. {CHAS.S.ZURHORST. ) Frank Geier's Sons Co, 13 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i Maderh Chaget. - Teicphone _Miain 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. B Geo. C. Shaffer, s 2416-17-18 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. 90¢ 14th AT MODERATE PRICES t Prompt auto delivery V. Banks November 15, 1020, and Hoth A. Ranks November 22, 1820, ~ ¢ THEIR PARENTS, CHRISTOPHER J. C. BANKS AND CARRIE E. BANKS. Artistic—expressive—inexpensi F s te Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F S