Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 7

THE RVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, pmo WOMAN SUCCUMBS AT HOME OF RELATIVE Phone Franklin 8175 for Lutherine V. Hallam of Norwood, I I R E S iOhio, died this morning n the rexl- CREDIT |Foiia 8th mireet rrlnll\e. Quality Cord Tires iiumeral services were held at Mrs. STANDARD MAKES i i Dopaldson’s residence this afternoon, Ride As You Pay ccompanigd by her son, Mr. and Oely 20% Down, Balauce in 6 Ralph Hallam, of Chicago, the was later tnken to Norwood, Tooking—vea- Months. Payments Weekly , or Semi-Montkly ‘e funeral services will be held CONVENIENT TIRE SHOPS, {Friday afternoon. with interment at INC. < D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, DISTRICT ARTIST DIES. | THE FAMILY Miss Lander, 98, Well Known as BY DR. FRANK CRANE, Modeler. Marim Louisa Lander, well known in Washington art circles, died last Wednesday night at her home, 821 Beacon street, Bostony and was ‘butied at Salem, Mass. Miss Lander has spent the past thirty | years in Washington, and was ninety- vears old last September. Miss Lander was born in Salem, and early in life ghowed an adepiness with clay and brush. In 1855 ghe went to RRome, where she was a pupll of Crawford and other Italian ma ters, under whom she studied sculp- ture and painting. Amonk fome of her works are a bust of Hawthorne and Gov. Gore of Massachusetts. Others are statuettes of Virginia Dare and Undipe, a life-size statue of Vir- ginla and another of Evangeline. Among the portraits painted by her ig one of J. Pierpont Morgan. She was a sister of n. Frederic Lander and 1923." CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The third of the series of lectures by Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, 18th and N streets northwest, on “The Life of Christ by Papmi, One-Time Anarch- ist,” will be given toorrow at the church at 8 p.m. [RITES FOR MRS. GREVE, PROMINENT CLUBWOMAN Writer Was Chosen History of Washington Memo- rial at Shooters Hill . CINCINNATI, Ohio, November 20. Funeral services will be held ‘tomor- row for Mrs. Harriet Fisher Greve, clubwoman and authority on liter- ature, who died here yesterday. She had been commiesioned to prepare a history of the George Washington Memorial being erected on Shooters Hill by the united Masonic organi- [« zations, and oy it until a few days before her death. Mrs. Greve Wwas . member of th May- flower S 1y, Colonial Daughters, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, Daughters of the Confederacy, and a life member of the Mart DBeaths. } nanu':fyn‘.“ Do rted tiis life Mondar, No- pon.. ROBERT, Huth A and the plt 3. Robinson. He lear mourn their loss iwo sisers. Marshall and Emma €. Robinson Drathers, Samuel. Harry and Edward: wint, Mrs ross, wnd one_uncle. Robinson. Thiursdss. n 1840 Friends invited ROBINSON. Mo Benefi tend ROBINSON. 1Bth st mow lo Comfort and Visible Style A CHAIN IS NO STRONGER THAN ITS WEAKEST LINK And & woman's endurance measured by the streugth % that hold i pla articulating hones of the foot. When the musciex are overstrained, the arch falls and “flat feet Yo slightest we udvise you to try the shos at o Comfort-giving sonably priced. to Prepare p the one . Ther8 is an idea of an oak tree in every acorn. In each manifestation of its growth the thing that rules and determines is that tree idea. So in every growing thing there lurks in its instincts the idea of the perfected organism. This Is what Benjamin K1dd calls “the principle of projected efficiency. Thus it is the future that controls development; it is what a plant or anlmal is going to be, and not what it is, that Uisposes its growth, Ao‘: soclety, or the human race, may be called an org: g thing. And 1 ‘peliove thae the idea, the norm, that is drawing to itself all soclal and ractal develop- ment. Is the idea of the family. Migs Founcine Kelly, colored, twenty- five years, 2215 10th street, was treat- ed at Garfleld Hospital early today for hullet wounds in his chest and left arm. He explained that the weapon was accidentally discharged while he was lying on a couch in the kitchen at his home. INO. M. FIRANKLIN, TERRELL. November CRUMP. fiushand of Auna Faneral private, Tnter THEISZ, The Texas Club will_glve a tea| at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lovette, 1728 N street, Friday, 5 to 7 p.m, in honor of "the delegates of the! U. DI C. from Texas. The Political Study Club w! - sent a_program of music and lifera ture, by Dr. Alexandgr Henneman, Saturday, 3 p.m. He will be assisted by Misses Gertrude and Virginia Hen- Rev. C. R. Stauffer of the Ninth Street | Christian Church. formerly of Nor- wood, and Rev. M. E. Lederer of Gor- such M. B. Church of thix cit Mrs, Hallam, who was seventy-eight ars ‘old, was the widow of Charles Hallam, formerly ‘of the goverament internal revenue service at Norwood, who was killed in an automobile acci- dent fourteen years 0. Sur- Hasall t Richmo EASE ALL zood Novenber 20, 1 Park. Md uneral Thyr (Ricly Dlense oo WAGONER. T i Spring rove cemetery, Cincinnati. The funera! here was conducted by 327 13th Street N.W. JUST BELOW THE AVENUE viving sons are Rodney Hallam of Cin- cinnati and Edwin Hailam of Norwood. $5 000 Llfe lnsunnce for 345 90 Grandmother Knew |/ s, st I There Was Nothing So/Good. for Con-| . 27 o8 (18 Weadward Mde. gestion and Colds as Mustard. \But the old-fashioned mustard PERPETUAL {plaster burned and blistered while | it acted. Get the relief and help BUILDING Pays 6 Per Cent specdily the pain_disappears, JAMES BERRY that mustard plasters gave, with- on shares maturing in 45 : Try Musterole for JOSHUA W. CARR ¢ G. B. White Co., Inc. 1311 G, Street N.W. Over ¥. W Take Elevater, i 1 Xmas Suggestions 12 in Qur Optical Department Readers Cpera Glasses . Oxfords . s Lorgnettes . .. Field Glasses. ... Binoculars ........ And many other mteresflng items. A small deposit will re- serve any article until Xma: A. KAHN Inc. Optometrixts and Opticlans 835 F Street H i 7 sore thr out the plaster and without the or 83 months. It 3 { bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff blister. Musterole does it. It is a clean, | white ointment. made with oil of mustard. It is scientifically pre- pzml so that it works wonders. Pays 4 Per Cent ineck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, . congestion, pleurisy, rhefimatism, on shares withdrawn be- [l jumbago, pains and aches of the fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,500,000 Genltly massage Musterole in with | the finger-tips. Sce how quic Surplus More Than $850,000 il it brings relief—how t $1 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W.{ Ss A..‘.sw back or joints. sprains, sore muscles, bruises colds of oneumonia). | To Mothers: Musterole is now made in I milder form for ba | 1 i | chilblains, frosted feet. the chest (it may prevent jies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. 35c and 66c, jars and tubes; hospital size. §3.00. Preatdent i .S:cretary w\\.\— «, SLTSTERS tter than a mustgrd plast Knox Hats, $7 Absolute satisfaction is | der re: | her cott., ok she frem nephews cous! chusetts, For Thanksgiving ' Californ Magruder’s dge Bdward Lander. For nearly thirty immers at and years Miss ided in Washington and spent Beach Bluff, Swamy ent to her summer home because of her n- a- \d to take a house after street Boston this fall. # the house in was stricken with which she died. Four day Beucon preumonia, Miss Lander has several nieces and residing 1 Imported Raisins Crown Malaga, package Crown Malaga, package Crown Malaga, package. Crown Malaga, package . package , Best Groceries Conn. Ave. and K Street ESTABLISHE “ask tor Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Mnlk For All Ages | " Avoid Imitations— Substitutes | D 1875 Stetson Shoes, $10.50 what you gel in our overcoats OU want a lot for your money; wegiveitto you. Hart Schaffner & Marx over- coats are priced to give you unusual value; rich and color- ful Saxony-finish overcoats; are famous for long wear, flnest style, fabrics and tallor- ing; rich silk linings. We'll give you more than you ex- pect at 565 California and 5 who are residents of Massa- | Ih | By the Aguor —Domini It is the family ldea that is purg- Ing our theology of all its cruelties and artificlalities, drawing us to the notion of one God who is a father, and men, who are His children. The family is the norm of govern- ment. The final, ideal government ! shall be upon thé model of the fam- | ily. This is the "one, divine, far-off event to which the whole creatiom| moves” It is the feeling at thei bottom of all dreams of Tolstoy, Ed- ward Bellamy, Henry George. the oolalists, the' communists and the Christians. . The Industrial world will have no permanent peace until it rests upon a family basis. The thing capital and | labor have to learn is that they are} brothers. Competition is & founda- tion of sand; co-operation of rock. It may take a long time, but God Is In no hurry. Robert Burns, child of the soll, the ultimate truth, and, brushing aside all the phejudice, hatred, sclfishness ~ and inertness, | o stiall bre The world o'er, for 8 that: One thing that is curiously forgot- ten or overlooked is the fact that! family feelings are a part of human nature. We love to abuse human nature. and the influence of long | ages, during which we were taught that humanity was vile and conceived in sin, is still with us. But we for- get that human nature not only has evil propensities, but it has good ones. It is not only human to become angry and to be selfish and envious and the like, but it is also human to love your wife or your child, or your father and mother or vour sister and brother. In other words. the great impu) re as eternal as the destructive feelipgs. And T am sure that in the eventual | out:ome of evolution the cohesive and | constructive affections which spring from _the family will have quite as| much™to do with controlling the who! wcial vrganism as the lust for gold or the love of flehting. MAN WHO FLED CHAIR | CAPTURED IN FIVE YEARS Scrantof Man t:uped From Reath House in 1918 Arrest- ed in Canada. fami great November 21.} Delfino, who escaped from | neman. 1 May | eholog The Red Trinngle Outing Club will have a_moonlight campfire party at Fort Stanton tomorrow. Get 9th street ~car marked Anacostia and meet at Anacostia bridge at 745 p.m. | Rrightwood “Cltizens’ will meet Friday, § p Temple, he College Womel hold its first bazaar begin- | ning at 3 p.m., at the clubhouse, 1522 I street.” Sale of articles and buffet supper until 10 p.m. To be repeated Saturday same place ard hours. Public asked to attend. E. A collection of | paintings, which have been in the Public Library of New York, are on view for the week in the social hall, of Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C Lawrence Todd will addrexs the | Srury’ Circle on and 0 tomorrow, l'uhhr Libr: A sionx of Russia and I'uhlh' invited. Awngclntion | .m., at Masonic | Germany.” | Participation of residents of Wash- | ington in the administration of the § District government will he consider- | ed at a meeting tomorrow, 11:30 a.m.. at 1734 N street. Col. C.'O. Sherrili will speak Ienne Councl ous. will have its annual night _and athletic carnival tomor- row, § p.am. at the Knights of Co-! lumbus clubhouse, i Purkey The Federation of Clvie Socleties| will meet Frida A p.m in b rd | room of District building Election | of officers. i acred Circle, founded by Dr. caton, will meet tomorrow, m., at Playhouse Miss Ellw | Powell will speak of “The Psy-| .nul Technique of Speech and 30 Fricnds invited. | Iwill go into the treasury in Cosmos Club Hall.| Charles Wardell Stiles, ! United States public health service, | and by Frank Bond, general land | office. ~ Visitors welcome. p.m. esues | Associntion w 1, 14 Citizenw' ay in Masonic t Anacont and U officers. The Univ giving night & 601 15 “Colleglans” of sity will give a ription dance holic Community street co pre-Thank Monday House. | wanna county. Pa.. jail in waiting electrocution for | who Was recently ar- | B. C. on charges | entry into this country, left today in the custody of Penn- sylvaniu officers for Seranton. T Daniel W. Williams, chief clerk 1-[\ he district attorney's office, and | pts. A, J. Reilly and (¢ Rowe of | th detective force of ranton, Pa.. | arrived yesterday for the prisoner | and accompanied him out of the city | 1918 whi murder and rested at of illegal Nelson, today. | obtaining a new The American vesterday authorities de that the chanee v trial “is slight” and that his execution may take place a | short time after his return to| clared | Scranton. { Ralelgh Haberdasher Exclusive but not Expensive Thirteen Ten F Street (Inc.). | win apts, Deifino waived extradition pressed a willingness return ‘o the United States, stating that he, would produce sufficient witnesses to | free him if he is granted a new trial. nd ex- i — i Cotumbia Waslington | 348 Marvland ave. s nmal e Teavne, 36 Mairland ave s.w, LOST. Apply of Delfing | WIZKE, CONVICTED SPY, | IS SET FREE TODAY ! German Found Guilty of Espionage | in Texas Promises to Leave United States. i Lothar Wizke, convicted German | spy. it was expected would be re-! { leased today from the federal prison ! at Leavenworth, Kan., where he has; been confined since the war. Wizke | was convicted of espionage by a mili- | urt at Fort Sam Houston, Tex.. | ie wortd war and whs sentenced ' to Lang. His sentence was muted by President Wilson to imurisonment . H by com- life the | Am ¥ that leave the He will be deportation. was ary of War on baszador Wiedfeldt the former would country _immediately sent to New York for THE WEATHER | For the ordered District of Columbia and | BAR PIN. piatioum and diamond, fown section or North Cavit ave.: liberal rd Quarry st: God- on Park rd.: from Park rd. to Irv- ag st to 11th st., . 962 RSE—Ou_ 26th ve. xe. ond 1 4 6 19th st. nw. n vear Rhode Inland i Dakota ave. ne. retirned to Alesander I Eadie, r_siore. 404 Brindle boll pup: male, ore black collar witly answers to name of * Maryland—Partly, cloudy tonight and | tomorrow: somewhat ,warmer to- night; colder tomorrow afternoon and night: fresh south and South- west wind For Virg'nia—Partly cloudy to- | {night and tomorrow; warmer to- night, eblder in north portion tomor- row: moderate to fresh southerly winds i For West Virginia—Partly tonight and tomorrow: cold cloudy tomor- {row and in west portion tonight Records for Twenty-Four Hourx. Thermometer—4 pm., 50: 8 pam.| 45; 12 midnight. 43: 4 a.m., 40; 8 am,. | 4 mum 60. i Barometer—i1 p. $ pm. 30.29; 12 midnight. i 4 0.27} 8§ wm. 30.28: noon, 30.23 H ghest temperature; 60, oc At noon today; lowest temperature, 38, occurred at 4:30 a.m. tod: Temperature same date last Highest, 45: lowest, 34. Condition of the Water. Temperature and_condition of ¢ at 8 am.: Great Falls verature, 44; condition. clear. Weather in Various Citles. vear— the | m- 8 Temperature. QU Statious. Weatler. Cww g oy wre FOX name TERRIER ~White strayed from hom reward. 1411 x YS—1u bunch, 14t and 3900, & 2 PUP—Male pointer: stub e legs, White T informaton lead 31z Indiana brows and eyo, Liberal to return. prayer Deads ard . Liberal re- Tetween Woodley 'k Hotel. Return to ava. Reward. ou. Mount: Vernon Alexandria; reward. Mc._Dollarhide, Main 8250, 1748 G . n.w. PEARLS—Monday moruiog. Weward. Phoue Ling, 903 evenings. 10 POCKETBOOK, biack, on 3rd st. n.w. Please roturn and receive reward. 1612 3rd st. n.w. > velvet; 16th and H to 14th reward. SPECTACLES—Shell-riamed, in leather case; Tuesday afternoon. Phone Lincoln . WRIST WATCH, 1ady’s, octagon shape, B rday night, vrobably W or near Metropolitan hegter: monogram MLD: reward. Return to 2058 ‘North Capitol st. . North 4208, 1s | WRIST WATCH_Detween Asumead ol 16th_st. _Line. 4047. o WRIST WAFRCH, Eigin, initialed 3. M. B, November 19. Call West 1147 before 6. Fi ®, 0. . Monogram Miin 7124, Generous reward. $8 IN 1 STAMPS—Tuesday afternoon, Mt. Pleavaut ‘car " line. Reward. Cleve. 2433, Tear Clear Foggy Clear Cloar Clesr Clear Clear Pr.ciondy | Foggy | Pt.clondy loudy | | i | i 8 0 is 30 [ 80 66 34 3% Detroit 51 | E1 Paso 00 a2 | Galveston . o 42 38 70 85 £ | Atlantic City 30.30 Raltimore .. 30.26 Birminghan | 30,22 Bismarck ... 3028 Roston - Buftalo . Charleston Thieago .. mnati’ Ieveland 48 40 50 16 ar N 45 ax 50 ax | Kansas® City. | Los Angeles, Touisville .. | S'ami, Fla. New Orleans | New York . Cloudy Ficlouds | Clear Piggsburgh FPortland,Me. 30.26 Portland,Ore 30,18 Raleigh -... 30.9% 5 3028 | 8an Antonio. 30.02 | San priego . 8. Franciuco. 30.08 St. Louis ... 20.96 8 Paul ... 30,04 Seattle ... 80.08 Spokane ... WASH., 0. 30.28 Cloudy Clear’ e o8 o8 62 5y 2 a1 ! (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England. 36 Part cloudy Paris, France. Cloudy Copenhagem Denmark. . Part cloudy Stockholm, ‘Sweden. Raini; Gibraltar,' Spain ... Horta (Fayal), Azores Hamilton, Bermuda ... San Juan, Porto Rics Havana, Coba .. Colon, Canal Zone SOUTH AMERICA. Mean. Depart. Avg Depart. tempera” pre- from ture. normal. ‘cip. norm. Oorn and northegy wheal . T oy yatpers wi —1 08 (] Southern wheat arex... 64 {of United States War Knightn of Colum- il "l " ‘Wppearance here 1Chureh for the benefit of the church {Eagles’ { will be 1 nigh 3:30 am. after beloved Tather o Mrs, H. €. Tuener, Mex L. _Tolson, Tesider Timrs duy. N a 1t at Gl = Jn Memoriam. BROWN. In sad fut lnvinz r onr devoted wife and mother. ETHEL Who depart oue year ago todiy Washington Society She is survived by her son, T. Greve, of this city. and @ daugh ter, Mrs. Benjamin Smith, wife o Judge Benjamin Smith of Asbury Park, N. J. Charles from his late ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. ml("(-llnz of the Hoet: ey Dr Anam make address. Jlection e of FRANCES Annual RAN(ES Mayflower at “Ebbitt Stmon will of officers. Soc recalls sad memories Of & loved one gane 1o reet For those who think of her the most Are the anex who loved her best HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, JAMES F. AND CYILDREN. JAMES E. dr. AND SAIAN F. BROWN . BUTLER. Sacred tn | Gearest” triena — departed this 11 The Home for Widows and Orphans| November o Veterans' As- 1 will meet, § o'clock, in Hall Civie Center of Affiliated Associa- tions will hold a_mass meeting at Union Wesley Church. Program. Friends invited. the memory RUTL But not For the I Monrns il HER LOVING BUTLER. In sud Iy our dear dgughter and wnrted this 1ife + November 21 Wi sociation srand Army TC will Recre: building, ve danc, on Hall vernment Hotels, §:30 o'clock, in | The Ladies’ Aid Society of St Conregation _will hold itx zaar and Norwegian food rist Church, New Jersey avenue and M street, at 7 o'clock. Repr: sentative Harold Knutson will make address and the Swedish trio will Otaf's annual sale at 0 not understand fren wonder wiiy Yonu_went silentls away telling us good by MOTHER. MARY COLEERT: % . BROTH LITTLE DAUVGHTE In sud but lovine rememd dear hushund and fatlier TER, who departed thic 1ife ago today, November ©1 A card party 2 will given at Rauscher's under auspices the Ladies’ Guild of Holy Trinity Kismet will gi tures and Hall. 9 av Arcanum, motion Royal nent. mants, street and Pennsyl- 5 i nue. yoet Tn BY GEANDSON AN h W1 ANNARELL 1AMES HARRIS. In lvine rene o TET vania BOY AND The . organization Palace, will the Cairo, Mutual Beneflt Associ of employes of King's give its annual dance at 1615 Q stre Proceeds which pays ains various my dear 15 ' Motlier now Nocare Hinme T HER DA HARRIS 1 BIET HART s benefits and social features, main s sleepin: ot for weeping. ITER. MARY af H estry trated lectur Subject: H. Wheeler. U service, will give at Y. M. “The JoHNsoN - mather, HAR- 1thes dite on Lure - Her bus Hier Lnnd 11 avouly HER DATCHTER N { HARRIS. 10 ~ad bt foviy IR b odas will meet in Corcoran Gallery of Art ching Shakespeare in the Higl chools” will be discussed by teachers of Centrgl and Eastern High Schools and Walter W. Beck of the Ram's| Head Players will give a reading The Ladi Aid Society of tGrace Lutheran Church will give a ar | s i3 and entertainment in hall of church, § | we gelogkc There will be a playlet, directed | e DAL HTER Miss Oceta L. Bassett, and the sa the memory Juve Sunday school class will give und brother. WALTER HILI e Getoe: Year ugo. Novemler 21, 1525 = Suffered The Hamiine M. Church repeated and the lecture “Sceing Ireland With an will be given again, of i The annual n ball of the Mu- tual Relief Association of Lansburs & PBrother will be held at the Arv- cade, 11th street and Park road rcipty e Ar Ciniviy ot HATTIE * who died une 4 anosned with JAMES AND LUCY HILL. In but atove Lt love HILL AND FAMILY. * 1o man HIL Card party—300—by Urell fliary. Spanish War Veter o'clock, at Pythian Temple L R | STMMONS, HUR G { parted s life thi November 21, 1910, We stood hesi We saw his life But when we saw Tt nearly broke our leit HIS LOVING MOTHER, * In sud Wt loving remembrance it mother. MARY WILLIAMS. wi this Nfe five yeurs age ay Card of n:banks'. COBB. W and mpp tives * tributex rendercd at Toved mother. MAY flis life November wish to express our sineere thanks iation to onr the CORR 14, 1931 THE Deaths. who departed | tintn FAMILY. + | BALDWIN. At « Vogis). aged Wednesday, - November M. E. Chureh, at Hill cemetery vited aneral | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ———THE ORIGINAL —— . WR Speare @o. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WAIN 108 FORMERLY S40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE WILL:S B.SPEARE S CLYDZ J. NIGHO! | BRIGGS. suddenic. ARRIE Trites of 8317 from Calvary harealies Thnreas: i Intermeny (private] oual ceme . Suddenls. on Mo Festdene I Rutler and sister of Tsa ber 2 funeral ber parlor, "131 ELEVENTl ST. TDadertakers. Houie o Frank Geier’s Sons Co. . | Moters Cipel " Teioonne Main 2473 Btrrp & Wa'sh 84— Gerall Wals! Devazted tils Tite Monday ke Fun 192 COOPER, heloved I father of Mrs. Sarab and dobn W, COOPER. Garrisan, All camfades of ¢ No, 9, Army and meeti avy Union, are No ZURHORST, 4 .| JOSERH (SAVLERS S0NS ESTABLISHED 1 MORTICIANS 1730~1732 PENNA. AVE. PAONES: MAIN 5512-5513 JAMES T. RYAN, 217 PA. AVE. S.E Model Chapel. Lineots Private Ambulanc __Livers in Convecti Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Eatavlisiea 1se: MES E. ENNIS. Commander, BROWNE. Adjutant. At Merey Hospital. CRAVEN, husband al_ from cluvnv WILLIAM Craven. Landover, Fridy 11 wm. Tnterment at Rindensburg, My DICE. Balt of November 20, years. Funeral” fr Mabel H. Fox'k residen on Thursday, ment ERSKINE. November 18, de N st aw ERSKINE. wife of James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ¥y Teaves to monrn brothers Engene, Wiiliam, Author and James F Eliza Allen and Olevia Ford. ices at Mt. Moriah Church, 1 pm. GRINDLEY. 1ize uneral sery Tuesday at Wednesday, November 21, wife of ‘Gebrge Grindiey and indiey. Not ve of fune ns papers please copy.) mbar 2 G Tuiversity RETE ELLEN, beloved wife o L Keane. Funeral from her late resi dence, 3410 Reservoir st. n.w,. on Thursds eniber 22; thence to Holy Trinity Churel Jwhere mass will be xaid at § a.ni. for thé repose of her sov Timott Amot.hy Hanlon one 1. Quick. Dignined_and Efc W. W. Deal & Co., 816 H COLN 82000 _Automobile S Chape V.L.SPEARE CC. at| Neither the successors of nor con |mected with the original W. R. Spear lestablishment. 940 F S¢, N w | Phone Frank. 6626 wosdas, Nov Hospiial, FF eral Thirsday ery chapel. i Sunday, November ' 11, 1923, 4 ERNEST H., beloved husband g fathier of Mrs. igan_ Troud. Funeral ser 51, Fu at Tuterment Arling 412 H st n.e. Modern Chapel. Phone Lincoln 524, Automobile Funers Jite we MAIN FUNERAL DESIGNS. Geo. C. Shaffer, EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. AT MODERATE PRICES. Prompt auto delivery servic Artisric—expresxive—inexpensive {Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F Sl. Lysie and i pmpson, &t nw. MORRISON. Suddenly, Tuesday, November . 1923, ut 4 pm., at the residence of her 8 st ALICE MORRISON, beloved ' wife of Ste Morrison, devoted daughter of M pett. mother of Grice Proctor, Elizabeth Simmons, and aunt of Gl S Requiem mass for the repose of at St Augustine’s Church, Fri- 23, at 10 am. Friends in- vhone,” 31 2416-17 1% VOC Lan ot nw. 1923, at : place m.e.. AU- | i i Desions at Tuesday. her residence. 4410 Galt GUSTA H. oderate Interment (private) at Fort Lincoln cemetery. 2 ROEINSON. Monday. November 10. 1923, 11:30 at Greenwood, S. C., JOH HWOBINSON, 28 years of sge. He is survived by a dearly beloved mother. four sisters and two brothers. They are ail hurdened down with grief. They loved him much, but God ovea him- better. at N 4™YH. STS. NV, MAIN 6953, 1+ 1