Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1923, Page 7

We"Invi.te You to Join the Christmas Savings Club of the McLachlen : Banking Corporation oiAleet mext year's Christmas demands by joining one or more of - these classes S el CLASS 50 Fixed Members paying 50 cents a week for fifty weeks will get CLASS 100 Fixed $1.00 a_week for fifty weeks will get CLASS 200 Fixed 1g $200 a week for fifty weeks will get CLASS 500 Fixed Members paying $5.00 a_week for nity weeks will get i CLASS 1000 Fixed Members paying $1000 a week for fifty weeks will get y We Add 3% Interest McLachlen Banking Corporation 10th and G Sts. N.W., Washington, D. C. S.V. Branch, 1350 B St. S W. $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 $250.00 $500.00 ‘Members paying Members payi BATH ROBES Soft, warm Blanket Bath Robes, in a large assortment of light and dark patterns. Trim- med with satin. Cord and tass at waist. .. THE EVENING JUDGE BOWIE DIES AT MELLWOOD HOME Presiding Justice of Prince Georges County Orphans’ Court Was Sixty-Five. Judge R. justice of Irving Bowle, presiding the orphans' court of Prince Georges county, Md., for the past twenty vears, died at the family home, in Mellwood, Md., yesterday, of heart faflure. He was sixty-five vears old. The funeral will be held tomorrow at Trinity Church, Upper Marlboro, Rev. Francis E. McManus the pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the old Bowie family plot in the church graveyard, where for several centuries the Bowies have been | buried. & e Bov born July STAR, WASHINGTON, on the Bowle estate, near where he made his home. He had been & mem- Dber of the bench of the orphans’ court of Prince Georges county, Md., for twenty years and its presiding jus- tice. . At the November election he was again elected to that position, and Gov. Ritchle Immediately reap- pointed him as the chief justice of that court. He was a democr. a man of influence in the councils of his party, state and nationally. His wite, Mrs. Effie Gwynn Bowie, is a member of the Maryland democratic state central committee from Prince Georges county. Judge Bowle was marrfed twice, his first wife being Miss Ella Beall. Two &ons of the first marriage survive, Willlam Irving Bowie of Baltimore and H. Addison Bowle of Washington. Seven children of the second marriage survive—Mrs, Frank H. Holl, Effie, Clotilda, Gwynn, Benjamin, Keen and Richard Bowie. His wife survives. —_— A Pertinent Question. ¥rom the Louisville Courler-Journal, “Is he rich or poor? “Why man, he has a million dollars! T know that. But is he rich or poor with 1t Turkxl1it Guest Sets $1.00 Consisting of Bath Towel, Guest Towel and Wash Cloth. White with col pink, gold, copen and lavender. pratcical gift. Yes! We Have Those Dresses! —And The Great Five-Dollar Sales Continue Tue;da_v If anything prevented you from attending this sensational event yester- day, come in tomorrow. contains plenty of all materials and styles. Wool Checks Smart Plaids Wool Serge ‘Wool Crepe Poiret Twill Panama Cloth Prunella Cloth Velour Mign Satin Immense range of models—every one of distinct fashion appeal. Chinese Bamboo Work Baskets of Superior Quality Gifts beautiful and useful. Decorated with tassels, coins and fancy rings. « Four sizes, specially priced at 79¢, $1.19 $1.69 and $1.98 Panels, $ * These come in the popu with fringe. window. Curtains, $1.79 Pr. 2% yards long. White Not- ingham lace curtains in a va- ricty of fancy worked patterns. $10.00 Irish Point Curtains, $5.00 Hali price for lace curtains de luxe. These are imported and show richest of patterns. 1l lots—two to five pairs pattern $15 Cowhide Traveling Bags $10.00 In plain and lined with soft studded bottoms, eel frames, grained leathe inde: style; metal- tructible In spite of tremendous selling, the selection still New and fashionable frocks of All-Over Lace 2Y; yards long, Also plenty of Lace Curtains in pairs. [[]]]] (//I/IIII/ 1.29 Each lar ecru color and are finished Takes only one panel for a Tricoknit onette $2.50 Nottingham Lace $1.25 Nottingham Lace Curtains, $1 Pair Plain centers with borde also heavily worked patterns All are in white. 39¢ Yard-Wide Cretonne, 24c Yard Brighten the home for Christ- mas with new and harmonious draperies. Choice of _many richly colored patterns to match any decorative scheme. $ Jiiny lored crocheted edges of blue, A s % Diaper Cloth, $1.79 24-inch Red Star Diaper Cloth of pericct quality; 10 yards in sealed package. Sheeting Cotton, 12V5c Yard-wide Unbleached Sheet- ing Cotton. Limit, 10 yards to a buyer. 29¢ Dark Percale 18¢ Yard neat dots, figures . Fast colors. Longcloth, $1.79 - Ten-yard picce Yard-wide Longcloth, with soft finish. 25¢ Outing Flannel 16c Yard Al lengths of Fancy Outing Flannel, in many patterns. in check and are Going Fast! Buy Tomorrow! of Bradley's cld fav- ull line games, including all the orites and the new ones. 25¢, 50c, 98¢, $1.49 GAME PIANOS—Schoenhut's Toy Tla for the little musical prodigi With 11 keys. $1.25; with 9 Keys, B5e; with 6 key She. SHOO-FLI — Dec orated Shoo-Flies, of durable c¢on struction. $ l .00 pecial . . .. MMER MECHANICA TRAIN —with circular track. Locomotive, tender and coach bright- W Neeoratea. strons O8C s e NAVAL WAR TOY —Collapsible tleship, submarine nd torpedo. The boys' fa- 75C Give Her a 12 Months’ Gift Special Offer THE DELINEATOR $1.20 for 12 copies. Fur further information, call at our Butterick Pattern Counter Tomorrow. : Attractive features for 1924: lFour Novels by famous authors. Advice to Mothers, by Angelo Patri, the well known educator. Newest Paris fashions. Gift Handkerchiefs Women's Men’s Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs o ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, L in plain white and solld colors. Many with embroidered corners. Also Fine, Sheer Swiss Handker- chiefs, with embroidered 75C earners in nearly 100 BATISTE patterns. 8 for... 2 WOMEN FINE % MADEIRA HANDKERCHIEFS, 8’ also just as many with '“lace and embroideied cnr-zgc - mers. ‘Bach.............. WOMEN'S EINE QUALITY ALL- LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with 5 embroidered initial. Gift Handkerchiefs of quality. 50C 'S BEAUTIFUL QUAL- Each” . ITY ALL-LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS, with em- 53.50 SOFT-FINISHED appearance of linen. In_ white, stripes and _colored borders. Bl for: o il suiss CHIEFS, regular size and of excellent quality. Each 25¢ especially younger men. ish. by © the Soft fin- 15¢ PURE LINEN HAND- KERCHIEFS, with em- broidered initial. each broidered corners. 8ix in box for..... 50c MEN'S COLORED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS, p referred MEN’S BXTRA FINE QUALITY f e f = h r a ¥ P BIG GAME HUNTER—The auto- animals, complete with gun, belt and ammunition. SLECTRIC TRAINS— American Flyer make; $5 95 track R i FOLDING TABLES, for the dol- lies' tea party. Of polished maple. 5 kize, $1.O%; $1.25 size, Se. telephone that looks like a real one THE COVERED WAGON—Fa- mous Cass historical toy, in two sizes at 98¢ and 75¢ All Dolls’ White Enameled matic target toy, assorted 79 C two coaches; circular PLAPHONE—The oy 79 C Furniture, 13 Off ported DRESSED DOLLS—The $4.00 fm- “I'earlie” Doll with lifeltke catures and moving $l 98 ves. Dressed in varfous ashlons of Dollyville ber recd Adjustable DOLL CARRIA arriages In all sizes. oods, rubber-tired wheels, one- plece handle and frame— $4.95, $7.95, $8.95, $10.95 EDUCATIONAL ound_and oval nd instruction oung fol ainted . BOARDS, in styles; amusement for the Durably 98C JOWLING ALLEYS — Hardwood ling alleys, handsomely polish- Indoor sport for the whole family— 98c and $1.98 $7.00 66x80 Part- Wool Blankets $5.95 INI- TIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, with the $1.50 MEN’S ALL-LINEN HANDKER- $4.00 Gray Blankets $2.95 Pair 66x76 Heavy, Fleecy Gray Blankets, with pink or blue borders. 5139 Seamless Sheets 98¢ Seconds, but not at all hurt for service. Made of heavy, round-thread, 'bleached sheet- ing cotton, with wide hems. L] Pair Thick, soft, fluffy quality of mixed wool and cotton, with the looks and feel of the expen- sive all-wool kinds. Heavy and service- able. In handsome " block plaids of pink, blue, gray, tan and Javender. $3.50 Crochet Bedspreads, $2.98 Heavy White Spreads, with ' hemmed or scalloped cut cor- ners. Handsome raised pat- terns. Ideal gifts. $10.00 Marseilles Bed. Sets, $8.75 Quality superb—Marseilles Bedspread, with bolster cover to match. Pink, blue and “white. | dence, Dec 1 4:03 p. D. C, MONDAY, ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The International Association of Art and Letteras will hold a business meeting, 8 o'clock, at home of Mrs. C. E. Barnard, 1401 21st street. Prof. Olin D. Wannamaker, M. A, will give an {llustrated lecture di scriptive of his experiences as pr fessor of English in Canton Christian College. Subject-title: “Peking, An- clent and Modern.” University Club, 8 o'clock. Mid-City Citizens' Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock; in Franklin School. Judge Gus A. Schuldt will speak. Jackson Democratic Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, In red parlor of Ebbitt Hotel. A 500 card party will be held to- night, benefit Fiorence Crittenton Home, Masonic Temple, Sth and ¥ streets northeast. The Monday Evening Club will hold its monthly meeting at 8 o'clock in the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. “Teamwork in Social Welfare Actlvities in Washington” will the topic of the evening. nent speakers representing organizations will participate. varfous A special meeting will be held at the District jail at 7 o'clock. Re Albert H. Zimmerman will speak o “Parasites or From Waste to Value. — DINNER FOR CHILDREN. Senator Gerry to Entertain 1,500 in Providence. Senator Gerry of Rhode Island is arranging to.give his annual Christ- mas fete, following the custom' of many years, to the children of Rhode Island” Fifteen hundred tickets are belng distributed by the pollce de- partment, the St. Vincent de Paul Society and the Association for Pre- vention of Cruelty to Children. Aturkey dinner with all the fix- Ings. fncluding pop and jce cream, will be served in Infantry Hall, Provi- mber 25, at 11 o'clock. An officer will be on hand and following the dinner there will be a distribu- tion of toys and games, THE WEATHER For District—Fair tonight and to- morrow; colder tonight, lowest tem- perature about 30; moderate north- west, shifting to northeast winds. For Maryland—Falr tonight tomorrow; colder tonight; to fresh northw east winds, For Virginia— and moderate hifting to north- “air tonight and east and central portions; fresh north land northeast winds. For West Virgin and tomorrow; not temperature Records for Twenty-Four Hou Thermometer—4 pm., 52: 8§ 12 midnight, 38; 4 a.m., 43: § am.. noon, 44, Baromcter—i pan.. 30200 8 pm., 4: 12 midnight. 30.24; 4 am., 30.26: 8 am., 3 noon, 30.37 Highest temperature, at 4 pm. v lowe ture, 37, Temperature same date Highest, 40; lowest, 33, Condition of the Water. Tomperature and condition of the water at § am., Great Falls—Tem- perature, 3 condition silghtly muddy a—Fair much tonizght change in pm, 49 accurred last Tide Tab United States detic survey.) tide, 10:04 high tide, (Furnished and ge Today—Low 10:43 p.m.; coast and and am. 3:34 a.m. Tomorrow—Low and 11:32 p.m.; and 4:51 p.m. + The Sun and M Today—Sun ros. sets 4:47 pm Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:21 a.m sets 4:47 p.m Moon rises 1:43 p.m.; sets 1:34 am Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. tide, 1035 high tide, am am. | 7:21 am.; sun 3 i 7 ey Stations Weatiier WA Wwonof sesse g amoin] e e e Supansa cares o) we Abilene. Tex. 30 41 0. Ciondy At Baitimore Cloudy Plelindy Clear Clouly Lnin Blsmarck Roston . Tuffaio 3044 L 3042 30,48 0. okla. Cit | omaia Philadeiphia hoenix ittshurgh., tlund, Me tland, Ore 2 Clondy Ruin Clear Clear Clear Clear, Rain €1 Clou FOREIG (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) Station: Temperature. Weather. Londou, England. 46 Taris, France. Capernhagen, Hamilton, Rermuda. ... Tarto Rico.. $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At uge 33—send date of hirth for partie- alars and illustration. Company for ided 1873 Arsets over $230.000, M. LeRoy Goff. 810 Woodward Bldy. Phana Main Savi Time-saving in transportation is one of the great factors in modern business and life. Between Washington and Chicago—the transportation time-saver is the BroadwayLimited Nineteen Hours is its daily schedule, leaving in the aft- ernoon and arriving in ‘the morning—an overnight com- fortable run. Famous table d'hote dinner or a la carte. Stenographer; ' barber, valet, stock reports, terminal telephone connec- tions, club car, observation car. 5 Lv. Washington....3:30 P.M. Ar. Chicago.........9:30 A M. Lv. Chicago 1.00 P.M. Ar. Washington 9:00 A. Nine Other Daily Trains to Chicago. 7] | DEC be | Promi- | probably tomorrow: colder tonight in | sun | EMBER 17, 1923. SAVING FAITH BY DR. FRANK CRANE, Saving faith, in the common theo- logical sense, is not the subject under discussion. Whether or not a falth in a certain creed will save one’s soul shall not here be considered. But there is a kind of saving faith everybody can understand and every- body believes in. And it is not the faith you have in somebody, but the faith somebody has in you. What is meant is this: Nobody ever | idoes you any good, reaches, helps, and encourages you except the one who believes in you. The only -tonic, life-giving force that flows from man to man is ap- prectation. The benumbing, paralyzing, ening force is contempt. To despise any man is to do all in | your soul's power to ruin him. Anger, sullenness, and dislike the hammers of the soul. ¥ Scolding and petulance are the struction of children. Punishment and prisons are ptomaines of soclety. Neither the fender himself nor the people large are done any good by degrad- ing’a man to the le ast. Believe in a child ur faith shall save him, if anything can Believe in men and women and you uplifting the world, in the only it can Le uplifted ven to Lelieve in the man inside the criminal is the best way to cure crime, __And it is easy enough. For all that | is necessary, in order to have faith in any human’ being, is to understand him. And the way to understand him | is to love him | Every soul is intrinsically lovely to any other soul that will faithfully | try to know it The only ach who Lok b | dead- are | de- the | qualified to help you, or inspire vou is the ppreciates you on your own life he people who have helped you very one of them believed in you The faith-ray is the only redemp- tion ray. It pierce through any coverings of despair and evil Of course, your enemles may hav ped vou, in a w but it is the ¥ the hoy spoke of in his composi- on, when' he suid: “Pins save the lives of many people—by not swal- lowing then ire saves vou by making you avoid it. and cold by compelling you to resist it, and in this sense possibly the devil himself saves youw But ‘the clators. Kk Count { | { | i real life savers the appre- i | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. i Mixx A. L. Galeski will give a talk on Portugal and Spain, ilustri with — fifty original water-c sketches made in sula ingto ! Just — ‘TWO SAILORS KILLED BY GAS IN BOAT PIT —_— Norman Paul Vreeland, twenty-four years old, first-class engineer, U. 8. N., was asphyxiated by gasoline fumes in the pit of a motor boat, and Frank Leonard Crafn, chief duartermaster, U. S. N, also was killed by the fumes while attempting to rescue his com- panfon yesterday at the naval proving Erounds at Dahlgren, Vi The two meh were getting ready the boat to take a clergyman to services at the post. It pump on the the pit would not funétion properl Vreeland descended into the pit to ad- the difficulties, Crain remaining on the outside. Hearing a shriek and a splash of water Crain, fearing for the safety of his companion, descended the pit and found Vreeland under two féet of water He called on Seaman Latham to be ready to assist. After a few minutes, when Crain did not return, Latham feared for his safety and almost imme- diately heard a wild shriek of laughter. With a scream Crain toppled +in the water with his companion. Fifteen minutes later the bodies were recovered by Commanding Officer A, C. Pickens. Both the men’s relatives were and a report was sent tne v of the Navy. Vrecland is from Belleville, “Xt of kin is his father, Fi . Crain is from Galv His brother, Horace Albert Crain, his next of Kin. Both men were unmar- ried. Their bodies naval hospital in J. C. PURCELL IS DEAD. ‘Was Prominent Member of Knights of Columbus. Jame Saturday itol street, neral se tomorrow Catholie b3 be dled 819 North ars, t 9 o'clock Purcell, morning at Church. with Brooks officiating. Interment will in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr. Purcell was a prominent mem- ber of the Knights of Columbus, ¥ was born in this city, and when a voung man entered the plumbing husiness. He is survived by his wife. two sons. James A. Purceli and Rob- ert Vernon Purcell, and three daugh- ters, Lillian and Catherine Purcell, i . Tearry «arhg of Thanks. MONROE. We wish thanks and ap Rl neig) Siness press our sincere our friends and dness during the and brother, their bea MORELAND, Tives anl fri We thank onr T ness aud sympat k. F. MORELAND AND FAMILY morrow Robrt A. Cooper. chairman of Fes eral Farm Loan Board, will he the speaker at the Wapiya Club luncheon Wednesdav, 12:45 p.m.,, At Unive: Club. Subject: “Agricultur its” Anthropological Soclety rrow, 8 pm., in new tional ‘Museum. Dr. Fewkes will give an fllu ture. “Visit of an Arch. Southwestern Florida.” interested are invited will to build |, The D. C. Congrexs of Mothers and | Parent-Teacher sociations will | meet tomorrow, 1:45 p.m., at the Bb- | Miss Rose Hardy. director of primary instruction. will speak. | The W will me James H Howard woe nt Pleanant W, ¢ t tomorrow Drew Hoke, U., will speak. The third anniversary Indies’ night of the Men's Club of Asbu - Church will be observed 5 p Male chorus of the sing. i i ub wili Chevy Chase Citizens' Assoclntion | Deaths. CH. Monday, I ACIL” Funeral Rates st ww.. V. T Churcl, st Mt Olivet cometers. day. D mber 17 ALVIN his Tate 4 BEA Marlboro, M vl hushand of Effic neral from Tinity Chireh M. Tuesdur. December Interment Trinits Chur IRVING ‘BOWIE, Gwrnne Bowie, Tpper Mariboro, 1 am. verlasting 1ife. WIL. Hospital, Si 2 D his st 3 Wednesday morning. 8 o'clock, fr s residence do 10th Nt s 3 Nt where miss hix soul Relatives in A and friends in BUTMAN. Sarnrdas evening, December 17, 1029, after a lingering and painfol ilness &t the home of her daughter. Mrs. Adelnide L Irving of 2250 Que_st. n.w., ESTHER B BUTMAN, in her 75th 3 re- miine are resting at the pariors of Peter Tlrieh, 1 nsin_ ave s svices will e funeral par lirs of Peter M. TUlrich ) Wise ave., Tuesdar, December 18, at 2 pm. Interment at Cedarhill cometony 17 COGEK. Saturdas. December residence. Cabin Jobn, Md., 5 COOK ghter ol the Jate Thosm Mary ¥, F Tuesday I 1 Down at will meet Wednesday night in the I3 | V..Brown School The Connecticut Avenue Citizen' | Association - will m Vednesday | night in All Saints’ parish hall i The annual Christmax p Delaws umbia iy of the ty of the District of Co | eld tomorrow night at | 8 o'clock at the Thomson: Sehaoh 126k | nd L streets nor The party | will be held in the kindergarten room. | ill be a program of s Rothrock will o nds. Al Delewarea are invited by the society will b and | | tend. or of Julins ntly appointed to the n, and Miss Jessie La ing principal of the second divie I be given at the Henry D, oke School, 17th street near Columbia ad. to morrow night The will be given under | Home and Senoot 1 hoard reception the Asane OLLIE, male. e Lenene. 3 b st —Tirawn, Sund trict car or Benning rd.. Deuds. w0 quarters. o to Balfour, ra vers ame o December 16, on Dis- coutaining o ndkerchiors a Apt. o, Sts. s infng_about $75 Howard Erskine, _Ohio. nse_call Ma'n 4500, Apt '5; at Foxwell or_ne o Office address Reward. 113, bldg. of Mrs. ¥i 1 ryant Reward BRACE 1. dragen head | eyen, Thursday evening. Reward Frank 4422, 1213 Co BUNCH OF KEYS Clevelund 1970 Mrs. e Oser. ¥ ridian pl. ham, M. or T, Pione Hyattsville 801 vu warfen, Sunday, 1 p and Fla. ave. or I st A081 Newark st. between R st. | 18th: reward. | land R8s % | EAVALLIER —Five wmall diamonds; Franklin 5494, thbonud uavy yard car or at 7th and Penna Teward it returned to Library of (1 | Eress eafe. LORGNETTE—Silver, at | Sunday afternoon. Decomber Fla. ave, n.w, and oth and U sts. n.w. Re- ward it returned to Dr. C. Smyth Taliaferro, { 414 You st. mw. Phone N. 4139-w v | PEKINGESE Washington Cirele, Tte- ige small - and one large atterncon, downtown. 180 a 11tk et pear] heads; 10, 1923, bet. 4d um. Saturday. Rewand. leal Veterans' Turean an P. Watts. st. we., or Takoma car, or Uth st. n.w urday. Call Wm, EIl Lin._GM4-W. Reward. 1 VANITY CASE, sliver, initials G. L., Loe: Colnmbin. - iteward. North 2987.J, WATCH—Tady's gold wrist watch, in Metro- politan Theater on F,st., Sunday night. ®nove Columbia_ 22 . WRIST WATCH—Lady's, goid, initial Dept. of Agricultore grounds.’ Return 1. between Main 5483, Friday. and F. SUM of mones on e, | i on reld I Sundas. December 1 . CLARA L. belo and Aunie M. ( rest mw. Notice of fu 15 Decem ROBERT FOR' I 5 FIANKLIN FORD, 1 Avnn Ford an tives 4 HAYDEN. mass will nd Cricuds . December 1 Tesid heloved Humplirey s pliE LoorwocD, the inte Henrs and Ma held (hrivateir) on Departed this life, 12 December ' 16 widaw of the Inte of Charlen W South Columb Funeral announcen 18 1023, at JAMEN Pureell his late I8 At B A Presto st.. Alexandiia, Va tater. PURCELL. Saturday his residence, K19 North Capitol st eloved husband of Jennle G Fitzgerald). Funersl from on Tuesday, December to St Aloxsi mass will be sung at 9:30 a.m, pose of bis soul. Ielatives aui o attend, Interment Mount ' December 1 neral T At am Capitol where feqiiiem repose of his soul Jor North RICKETTS. Sunday, 11:30 o'clock a.m..’ at her Md., APOLLONIA EST) Vailace E. dangliter of Jacol Poss. Mary's Catholie Chureh, December 18, at In Memoriam, BRENT. In sad hut loving NORMA L. BRENT. who departed this life three years ago, December 16, 1920, Friends may change from year to sear, Othiers from day to das, But never shall the one we love From our memory fade a Lo M CARROL. love and devotion to smiory of dear mother. Mra. MATTIE CARROL departed _this life thiree years ugo today, December 17, 1920, . b n. LDKEN AND MOTHER, LAURA remembrance of A ¢ A tribute t AN A tribute of love and devotion to the mweet m dear husband, CHARLES H who departed thix life five years ago tuday, December 17, 1918, You wore a_crown of patience hrough the years you struggled on; Those hands that rest forever Are thie ands that made our hon HIS LOVING WIFE, NETTIE CISSE! CRUMP. In loving memors of our dear brother. SAMUEL CRUMP, who - left eight years ago today, December 10, 1915, Oft from our hearts comes the bitter “:0h, why did our dear brother di ‘Then comes the answer, soft and sweet, He Is not dead. He is only asleep. HIS_LOVING RISTERS, EMMA WILLIAMS DONAHUE. ‘membrance of my dear sis- ter. CATHERINE DONAHUE, who departed this_life two years ago -today, December 17, 1021 A precious one from us has gone, A volee we loved Is still, R st, n.w.. Apt. 23, or call Maln 4050, Br. 17._Reward. PennsylvaniaR.R. System The Broad Way te the West L L A e . T 2, WRIST WATCH, monogrammed, o.w. sect 1118 Lincoin conrt n.w. WRIST WATCH—Gold; ' along 18th, reward. H.OV. 124, monogram *'H. New' Hampshire or Bary, Main 8474, B ancy in our heart Which never can be filled, But yet again we hope to meet her, ‘When the spark of life is fled, When in lieaven with Joy to greet her, ‘Where no_farewell tears are shed. HER BEREAVED SIST IR, - In Memoriam. FITZGZRALD. In loving remembrance of onr dear wister, ELIZABETH FITZOERALD, who entered into rest eight years ago fo day. We cannot see your loving face, The amiles we used to see, But et this little Taken show We will always think of thee SISTEMS AND BROTHERS To sad but loving remembrance of ar father, SHERMAN S., who depart- December Gone, but_ nat forgotten HIS SON SHERMAN. in_memory of my dear mother, 1A FRAZIER, who departed this iife four years ago today. December 17, 1019, AND DAUGHT In xnd but loving n Dr. JEREMIAH 3. 1 parted tis life December 17. Loved u lite, remembered in DAUGHTER, MITTIE HALL CARR JEFFERSON. I loviug but sad remem- brance of ‘our dear won and hrother. AL BERT MASON. 'who departed this life one sear agy, December 17, 10 We stood beside your bedside And saw sou pars away Ok, well do we remember Gne year ago toda HIS LOVING FAMILY. JEFFERSON. < remembrance of onr dear broth ALBERT JEFFERSON. depart ¢ thix life’one’ year ago December HALL, In da e vear has passed, desr Albert. i ‘sald farewell to vou Many and sad are the hours L That T sit and think of so There are two who still will linger Around the grave where vou are laid, Who will come and catter flowers On our fiat and silent grave OGE AND ' 3 AND BROTH KERR. Sacred dear father ;i fourteen year February er. who died five vears ago, 1918, THEIR DEVOTED (HILOREN MARSHALL sud remembrance of my friend, IE MARSH who _departed this life one yenr ago yesterday, December 10, 1022, s are dark and friends are few ie, Tow 1 long yon, OME FRIEND, VICTORIA 1L MARSHALL . MARSHALL. In sad and loving remembrance MARSHALL, our dear mother, arted this 1ife ane vear ago yester ber 16, 1 ve lost the b fish of mothers, thized and wdvised as though we ar and gulde us. YOUR LONE AND PE SAUNDERS, of most o an no otlier. lost without you to love ME - CHILDKG PPING MASCIANA, A n of love to the memors r lnshand, WILLIAM L. BAUN DERS, this life two vears azo today,” December 17. 1921 You ‘wore a erown « orina led on v ¢ home AND CHILDREN. hut loving remem husband and father )01, who departed thi< - twenty-two years ago today, Decembs 1901 month of December i s the saddest of the Ix ns great ty Ax AT was the hour you pussed uwa: Dearext, how we do miss son from earth ¥ou passed awas, And onr hearts are beatiug sorely As we think of you teday HIS LOVING WIFE ADDIE AND CHU DRE . SWEENEY. loved husba, WARD nin Anniversiry HIS LOVING VAN RISWICK. CHARLES awas fo WIFE . In_ sad Sucred ta the m 4 _and onr devo today st A WIFE In s VAN CRISWICK, Wt mot SISTER AND NIECE, MItS. | WARREN. M sad but of onr dear mother, Who depurted this ber 17,101 Name Churel she rest in peace MINNIE AND ELMER. memory of our darling A WHITE, wha joined 50 in heaven five vears ler 16, 1918 DAxe of sudness still come o'er me. idden te often flow s kewps Juanita fiear me x are and who nnele. passed E ATE: loving _remembrance ARY J. WARRE: six vears ago today, Anniversars maes at HIS Ly MRS, EDNA WHYTE. that Sncro eirl Ftdle Dece beamiy anps with 5. adreaming. ane we Toved K RERTHA WOODEN. ihute of love and devotion to mory of my dear father, AL NON WoOD WHITE, who departed life one sear azo today. December 17, SRANDMOT WHITE. A ! How d is this day, denr father, IROVER €. WH FUNERAL DIRECTORS. IV.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor come cted with ths original W. R. Speare establishment 94(LF St. N. W, Focne Fram 0020 N.W WM. H. SARDO & CO, Phone Lincoln 524. 412 H st e 1 Automobile Funerals. Quick. U guined and EMcient Service, W. W. Deal & Co., N.E. LINCOLN 8200, “HERBERT B. NEVIU. 924 NEW YORK AVE N.W. MAIN 2600 [ne L S p————THE ORIGINAL ——— WR.Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WMAIN 108 FORMENLY 40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE WILI SPEARE | S CLYDE J. NICHO! THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 131 ELEVENTH 3T. S.E. Undertakers. Embalmers. Howielike Fuperal Parlors. Phone Lincoln 480. .1 Frank Geier's So;':s Co. 118 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 1t Usaera Chapel: " Tetoonone, Main 2473 Perry & Walsh Roy M. Perry—Main 984—Gerald Walsh . Joflgg‘gfiwmm & 39 MORTICIANS 1730~1732 PENNA.AVE. PAONES: MAIN 5312-5313 | TMES TRy e Livery in Convection. oseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Egiabtience 1sel. Automobile Service. . WiLLIAM LEE, Funeral Director ane Lmbaimer. Livers Ia connection. ~“ommédions 125 modera crema torium. | > ave. nw. Tel. call M. it 382 ! Timothy Hanlon a4 B ST NF Phar FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompf aulo delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St We Specialize in Floral Designs at Modercte. ic9s e lorists: KFTUH, STS. NW. MAN 6933, Ly l