Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1923, Page 7

— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, I)E('EMBER‘25. 192 et St EXGAVATIONS SH[]W"'”““.;fi,,‘fs’}',fi:g*am!”"‘““.fééi‘iu'.’fié‘é’&m REAL CHARITY| | P54 DELAYS TEMUER. [ 30 enoriam, neut in the last twenty-four Lawrence 1 Smith and Edua Brooks. | [ motier thr s, v and Vida Fiel —————— the foot of L street southwest yes-| & ) dad s mh dener 1 Lewis E. Nichols: o€ Macon, Ga.. and Char. | » Z ! Cartar: wxtor Nanul Sones, and other 1 BY DR. FRANK CRANE. L [ terday afternoon' was delayed because $teTd 2o Brathees b @ Tames J. Hazel il Crcelia Korpli 3 | Enemies of Russian Patriarch of tha .)n;:l‘:' ot Wiliam D Cl i | i wnl brothers. Fooa AL Mot gn Teentone, N2, and : Make Effort to Effect y A passenger, who died just th TR e e & Staueuter of thie ey O s Twenty-Seven Defendants in Po- ake Effort to Effec Nothing is through and through | hour the steamer was scheduled to| s | Middleton of City Point, Va 5 g00d for the people that.is not done |start on its trip to Baltimore Axive lice Court Today Released on Compromise. by the people themselv i Cline, forty years old, resided at 11 A few Eugenie E. Deskine and Pauiine V. Lowery, | flowaet o anq Lo Personal Bonds. By the Awicihtel Brews. L This {8 @ truth full of MOSL NUIT- | wan er vl g e I o o st Tose more ol i1 street northwest. He was on hi sy amuel Hoblnmn of & Pu., und | i | MOSCOW, December 25.—WIithin |ishing and savory juice and it would ' Charles county, Md. Coroner Neviti| At we Ao W,' | Crusade Fort Built Over Arab _— six months of his release from Prison | Lo wall for us to chew it medita- | u of death from natu- | TN LI . S & pending trial Patriarch Tikhon, who |tively FELDER. 1. eubranee of hushand il . mbued with the spirit of the day. ! y. | et 2 ee ! . kunski '.?'r Providence Dea‘hb Reported | Town and Scythlan ]u‘:l’g‘::“Juhn‘[" ‘\h-\laphon in the Dis- | ¥#% deposed and deprived of his| We have come to look with susp ' r b RS o of this vty The following daaths hase bren remorted. to | e : sy . priesthood by the new church author- |cion upon so-called “charity.” Doubt- , 1 T, Va Manuel Small ana 3 ¥ BY 1Nhe It (erents-four Villages trict jof Columbila branch of Pollcel oy iate) S0 o cden i regatn. |1658 welshali Al eed: from [timie (o Dearest father. how we nixs sou win (. Wan o - s SIALIN, BT Sanie EerEancs b 3 Court today took the personal bonds b K fBuec time to relieve our neighbors’ dis- jarted this life Sun Since from earth you passed aws e A Fraikiin Athoy, 45, S5 Wiacn s — | ¢t twenty-seven defendants and al-|'PE control of the church that the |tress, perhaps; but doling breud and 2 at 1:20 p.m : And iy leart Is 8 surel, - 3 |clergymen who unfrocked him are [foup and mone providing free | durliig daugiter of Mrs. Maria As 1 think of 3 | er of Akron, Obio, and nd Es | it . ity G 30 ana e ' | Fdith St._30hn ‘of Codne Tapts, okt 2507 % Wiy W muren, 1 Hospital PHILADELPHIA, December 5. | 1eWed them to return to their homes {000 o0 0 effort to effect a | Thanksgiving dinners for the poor,' Wi Xibert Adams, loving sister of Mre #at T knon a | . . d . Lucule farper. Nie leuves to mourn their i i Frank M R et i Troia . Cnano Sophic M. Lamasuie. 79. 347 Oakwood ter. Of Isixtoraiitoe .. | for Christmas, icompromise with him. §oing about as Lady Bountiful, and | UCU [Reer. ke feases fo moure, Clir e i inah of Asden. N, ¢ 5 " 70, g F oo Ui There were (wenty-one prisoners| The new Holy Synod has called an |\ @ny other way giving alms, has | " 0¥ o et e e Warse e > " Milton M. Trueinau of Aquasco, Md.. aud| 1, UK Daniel, 70 3229 Idaho ave flint age to the Crusaders, has been |y 4700 Garges of being drunk and |all Russian church council for Ja- | EOUen to be, to the modern intell th Kt now., Wednesday ¥ WIFE AND CHILORES. » Mary M. Nutwell of thix (i1t - 0, Cawnilty Hospital revealed by excavations condu. e uary 15 and has invited Tikhon to |E€DUIY altruistic mind, questionable. { December 20, ai 2 pm, Semanel 1" Solomn and: Al M. s e AT B |y the University of T B Panacs ~ |appear before It. Archbishop Evdo- | Of course giving to the poor is|AMERICA, Departed this iife Monday, De. | GRAVES, 1 sl oF remembrance of Clkuge M. Toan and Mar 2 ;i e Mokl ¥ e TS or other minor offenses Ko head of the symod. admitted in | recommended in the Bible. But true | 3 T A (S ow. HARVEY H. GRAVES Jnude M. Lears“and Lucy 3. e Eiranital. | {museum’s expeditic 4 3 One defendant was sent to the | (17 VERC of the synod, admitted W, obedience to the Bible's Drinciples lovime moiher of Yamiae Soono Eramm s, o yeats ago’tod ichmond, Flizalw har. 3 mouths, 3300 M at. [cording to Dr. Clarence S. Fishe sallinger Municipal Hospital for | & tonversation with the correspond |jmplics that we construe it with her of Rosn Parter. Viegll Givin, Wesley er 23, 1 T —— nt of Max and Ce Aein, 6 iy ¢ tment. He was euffering from | PRt SRAL LR, conferen ‘o attend, | Common sense. In w Testament | Charles Marshall, © Brlef services | So gentle in manners. so patient in pa ‘Three dozen labor unions of New | nee Hospital f W leader of the enterprise, who re- ute alcoholism. =~ Fifteen defend- |78 R Al TIKBOD _‘f; ’I‘::‘M': At | days beggars were a fixed by-product | Wednesdny, Decemter 20, 6 pn.. at the 3 JJear nepew lefr me: fr benven v geln vk city employ Anna M. Klose ax Taxlor, W), spital |turned recently to this eity anty, charged with being drunk [ (3¢ Jo Couneh, o ety cotrect | ©f monarchic government. The duty chpel of Pope & Clarke. 1116 Florida. ave R uature s goutie and action m ¥in ir counsel . vlix 3 A’ Hope and disorderly, forfelted collaterals. | T8 SE8 5 MG (A0R Y the pa- |0f a democratic Christian in the [ We. Diterment Dover, bel i 1 world s ot to fnd | There was a total of fortv-two per- | 7 CCROS'UE And unfrocking the Pa-)cwentieth century is not to coddle'| ASHFORD. s aam.. December 2 G reported, on a ste hill in Beth- ng locked up and out on collateral | aiar the soviet Kovernment will | #PVETty. but to remove the conditions j"fi‘“ n 5 -side 0 B st sw [ trilmte of jove 1 |Shean. where the inhabitants buily | for being drunk and disorderly s Rl LB ¥hat make poverty. J| Granel HIEORY) Sou, of itesale HARVEY In the Traffic tourt there .W&€| If the church council does meet, it | =We have not abandoned the teach- | ur' Vivgiutu® sarvived by Wis wife, Corn 1. 5 e thirty-two forfeitures, with one de-|,, oxpected to reveal dozens of petty s 11885 of Jesus; we are trying to et | Asuford. und daughter, Dorothy Asnford | The ton layver ruing are those dant answerine his name and three ll‘ifffil’““‘cfi and several bitter feuds those teachings into the state, to| Hiser. Funeral services at Lee's chapel of a fortress begun by the Oy usaders | up traffic charges. that have (llr\'chll)t(l within the var- ;Make them basic in social life. an ave. now. st 11 aam. Thurs. s n the eleventh @entury.” Dr, Fish Three cases n awhich defendants|ious new church movements during | Be¥gary in the endq is alwavs perni- | ember Interment X # 10 Cloth s srenihere IIET | v ore convicted on charges of operating [ 3o | ICW . CRUFCH b Eroup wishes to :Clous. And almsgiving, which is the b i lng alesmen sabl. - “Just belpw are the tuins | their vehicles while drunk were dis- |9 bRt YoAE Ong Broup WIEReS 1S . other half of beggary and keeps it | BAKER .. 1 Pl atbe ey o desiin G un Arad town of ahout A. D, rosed of as follows: Kimer L. How- \{IORE ARIORR,, LA Grehi otoh of falive and thriving, Is vqually nexious Clarleston. W. Va. DANIEL ! . A cross scetion Sxeavations were made, Dr. Fish- th fortres es in various ages. ard. fined or fift days i | ving™ is, rule, an excuse . it 1 of the late v and Kate § Y i B Sty Wanted at Once and beweath the town the remains | g1, A 3T or Gfteen days dn Jail. | in"Regeneration movement. Anoth- | kiving | in ule, 2 excuse | hover: brotk e Harey wud Kaee § ; of a wm nificent circular Byzantine offense, tined § or thirty church of «bout the sixth century il He paid the fine John 1f you have had experience in selling “Two other buildings were fouud | driving @ horse-drawn vehie | er group is sald to be auxious to at MOTHER. * tack Archbishop Vedensky, the fiery tor who swayed the debi’of altrutam. A iman screws down ro e ) e el 0 B dnplabs et e ey e e e ES. & twinite of o to the precion church counc s denunciation make:hils minisior December 26, at 1 p.m. c AVES. who sweetiy. Dhened” awey tw [beneath the Byzantine church. The nk, fined 335 or twenty days iniguurch council in fte denunclation of | employs little children, gains money | nd relatives ieited - Int Men's Clothing, are a Go-Getter upper one was @ squire church with | juil. He was committed, being unable | from sweat shops, and we call him & o want to connect with the leadmge\l::l: L e Uit oees o e ok |40 I8 Sefentauts. placed. on per‘mnnl} ELECTED TO FRATERNITY. B s, o shcathe “”"‘“ T elond el Apparel Store of \.ashington ;\‘here Ule Jorhalia e Siviciure shone. B oRe iy ChbTeR e e | na Yung Kwai of Washington N ety 18 e itan :v;w‘v':‘-:r:ur Ul mother, e L ’u‘f\‘ 875 weekly will lead to a permanent s g e Elter ot arpnanedchidter. CTosbing | oo at. T L0%ae Sher: oF YOUthS I (g State universiticns of | | TR st deon il | omaves. | sears ago today, December s i e Al s e th o s home. little children looking for initiative and the ability to earn $50 to e S e oL s ot Dr. Fisher said bel the Roman | for them today. Sot he ] o un p i CHARLES RUSS AN aged 11 ARV o ‘ or them today. field Scientific School the myriads of the unfortunate in| CHARLES . aged 11 HARVEY. 11 position, sce Mr. Mason, Wednesday temple werd found huts Luilt, he be- | _The United States branch of Police | 'y ’ asylums for the blind, the deaf and | §iallieor™ Sotice ‘ot funesl domcamser 7% g0 (pler; Dacembec ieved ¥ the Scythians who invaded | court was no n session 5 the feebleminded! That is real 2 b Bl ar 15 are heavs morning. [ the oIy land on thieir way Lo BESIt | court convencd ' B ey o ARl ReAify Ace hes | > ERYDL | court convened at 8 o'clock and ad- charity, because it is the people car- | BROWN. Mempe, Aid As. L P 511 of whee s p & for the | . brots faatn . it ; [ ffty-foot shaft was sunk, he added i To have some one endow us is as | hower o (hrother, RICHA None Lt God in hewen can. ser and layers of civilization dating haek r the District of Columbia—Un- |bad 48 to have some KIng govern us. | Chuh Wetnestes DI LOVING RLNTIIESTA i £ ac 1 o'clock pom ’ |to the flint period were cncountered. tled, possibly light rain this aft- | Bezging has become an elaborate Wb JOHNSOX GREEN. In sad 1 . In Egypt near the Valley of the DRY AGENTS MISS FIRE. ernoon’ cloudy and somewhat warm- [SyStem. College presidents are chosen | N. RUFFIN, Sec'y my dear miother, MAR a el Kings, where Howard rter is un- er tonight, lowest temperature ahout | for their expertness in this art. | CHALMERS, Sunday, In a died wix years e tod ! | Iir. Fisher said the towb of the S4B ot & hIcEt GueReReE Bt A shifting to west and morth-|in Securing monev for the church.| Chalmers. Forest Hill RG] Con iy e e s mander-in-chief of the army of § r8: quescl fentmtndy. We cannotresist the feeling that it { “iow uf Thomas Cinliers, M. D Tn en comes the anpwer Soft and Exclusive but not expens Tne. who set soldiers as master creator that filled a ship that was| "1 "Viidinia Cloudy and warmer {18 all subversive of true manhood. Wodnekday, Deoeminr | 8t Tk et S onle amern st the Israclites, has been found he [under surveillance of & group of pro- | tonight. possibly light rain in south- | Pducational and religious in "h‘ o G/ 8 2 i | > e ; J fons should not be dependent upon | OLINE. 1y, Tecomber 24, 1923, WIL T e e : ~ concession _on which the University | Libition agents, who shivered in the { €ast portion. tomorrow fair; fresh | tons . epences LIS DI MATOND o z 3 HORSTKAMP. 1n sad hut laving remembrar Thirteen Ten F Street Museum expedition is working con- | winds nesr Moss Beach a1l night. { southwest, shifting to northwest winds. { illionaires. They should be support fOND CLINE, son of the of our desr prother. “WILLIAM E. HORST tains the tombs of the nobles and the | When the vigi! ended at dawn the Marylapd--Light rain this u Zenerals of the of Tatankia- | caft docked. The agents pounced | #rnoon or tonight, somewhat warmer men and others of his dynasty. The |and discoversd they had seizeg not a | onght: tomorrow falr, moderatc thirty-six nobies have Toad of holiday liquor, but 100 sacks |fresh southwest. shifting to west and 1 located, Dr. Fisher said Lot sait | morthwest winds. % For West Virginia—Cloudy tonight. | 15 THELUIY | . : o st Meude, Oetaia A T I e~ WL IR | local rains or snows in the moun- | tree of (e prenh r : and’ Emannel Comfort, Sers T T R VA PP BN BARREH . 1. oo i b | 90 L In temperature they | who are the really charitable, MDEPUE, s of Mrs. Saran g | 10 the sear that Records for Twenty-four Hourw. | Liese are they who express Christianity i and 10 nte Abrataim Depwe. Faperai | When su feft i 'sad and Thermometer—4 p.n., 43: 5 pm.. |#nd its altruistic impulse in terms of | from Lee's ¢ . 332 Pa. wee now., Thurs | 0T sour rest "","f,‘:_',,"\,,,,, hand 1o idmight, 358 ame 20§ |modern democracy 30 pom. Fricnds and {3 e givacto ol noon. 35 Your piensant wmile made life wort s Barometer—1 pm., 20 fgiye us the noblest charits. v Jonday, December IS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. ) ¢ D Solve the governmental problem so o+ her residen 34: A3 BHEmEh rad lthat every ‘man shail have oppor- | - 3 1441 Wt mow. JOAN MCLANE < Lt loving remembrance 30045 § am.. 30.01; noon, 29.95. A ¥ i (e Hilbrandt). 1 e moior, TARRIET MULANE 2 nd the just reward for his £ pran wloved | my deur m Highest temperature, 43, occurred e, A e o Duunington. Funeral will | depar eu years Todus 0 p.m. yes Lowest tem- NOSMOre fna no losn and I Ie Churen, | Dr perature. 5 6 am. to- Aatisfletitn’ (Uielion ton: Thursday. December es S ay in which it can be satisfied. the LS am. Helatives and friends invited day < of Him who said Sut fex’ were opencd Temperature same date last yea R e A e wh"tl{x}}un u Saturday, December A T opened » o n 4s ) 221923, at Casualty Hospi A And mother was st rest Highest, 50: lowest. 36 e of the least of these my brethren | FHRIIART o . " neva1 ool s . {ed by the whole people M. and Mararet 1€, Cline KAMT, who ‘depnriid life twentseig Aud they who Seek some program f funerel Lieresftor. Years g fodns. Decemt 1805, by which the present enormous profits | COMFORT. riday. Deember 21, 1023, at SISTERS AND BROTHER. * of private busine 1 in some way e Urange. Va LUCY COMFORT. Do PR be returned to t sple, Lo whon 1 duughter of Wilson and the late Sarah T oy it rightly belong=, and be ST e ot kry N STERFIELD 1A {_ Give us fundamental justice and | rel ient private from nhn Somewhere on th Tide Tables. ve have done it unto me. . Wright' Compans, 1337 10th ot mo Gt . _— : Wednesday., December 25 'at 10 wm. | Ti - e e penesful (Purnished by United Sta | torment Atiinkton national cemeters irent o I e and geodetic 11:30 am. (York, " e HER 1 DAUGHTE N SON-IN Today - Low tide, .'L and 3 FAUI;CE LAW, FAN AND DAVID LOUNDS. Baw DuiHERyEe; Cil 1:30 a.m. .‘.,”:‘ ,,,.‘\ |,:’ he HOBEXS A sad but loving Christmas remem David M. Faunce Passes Away at| bosii™ic" s i " ar_lusiend end fathe H ¥ 4 1 N P = & unce and son of the late Jacob P i AM ““‘” 15, who d parted frc 4:3¢ 'pan.; ‘high: tide Age of Fifty-Five. D Mare M Faunce. twenty-eight monthn a 10:23 p.m. | residence, Wedaes: Wien th 1 The Sun and Woon. David M. Faunce, fifty-five 3 1 230 pim g e Christius dova'are Bere o P X old, local fish merchant, dled ¥ rl‘|--‘flfi‘f¥£"l"l\‘v (Sdents. December 23, 1 ) our Dome and bearts are loucls m. _ day at his home, 918 F etreet south- | Garrity e Miller " You are not forgotten, dearnst, one Lfomomrow dun islies west. after a long illness. Funeral | el ‘private) E N " 'Moon rikes, 7:20 p.m.; sets, P services will be held at the he i o ‘ WELLNER (. MORKIS . Automobile lamps to be 1 o- | morrow afternoon at HAWKINS. Departed s Irux}:n In sad but loving remembrance of half hour after sunwvet Hev. John E. Briggs, pastor of the | ing at I oclok. ¢ E AW 1 our dear mother, MAR PARKER. who Weather in Various Cities. Fifth Baptist Church, ‘officluting. - Mr. | Wiotkd mother of Mra. Mary ‘Gaither, | diea oday. Decertber 1922 ————t aunce was prominen Masonic | Hawkins, Feilx Hawkine an | o attence, Temperature. circles. His lpdge, with Almas Ten: H e MlNx’:}”nwf{n.--hl-n‘"mo;{r:v]rlumm: T 30U struegird o . Mystic Shrine. will conduct serv and friends invited to attend. k. Tands that made our home -, e g v > ik Officers and membery 3 HER LOVING SON, GEORGE W. P Weather - Faunce is survived by his wife, | Ladies’ Auxiliars 140, Kni Sweet memories will linger forev o Saral E. Faunce. and two sons | . “and sister auxiliaries are re- Time A% H Stations id M. Faunce, Jr, and Irvin fo attend the funeral of Sister Faunce CAROLINE HAWKINS (8. M.) Wednesdas. seebupiageas H December 23, 10 am.. St Augustine s B E V. PA $ 1 i S Lalied mecting Tuesins ™ ecem Pae of cadn 16/icome over i T e | St Augustine's Church Hall, after axe ol tadacen st} Comgel - Abilene Tex E 58 oy Clowdy EMPLOYES GET BONUS. | By order 'nf - | Memors Mechn o SVer near us, Allaaa 2 Y L o LCRETT, Tl oE PE VAUL, Pres Fhoneh d e Atlantie Ciry : . . &4 e Beg HER LOVING SON. CHARLES ARKER imore .. 3 Cloudy | Medicine Concern Gives $35,000 to | EAUFFMAN. Suddenls. December 24, 1323 Sidn o MONel. oae. and Tekevaar dvt { Rirmingham, 30.2 Clear | &0 KAUFFMAN. at the home of his o God caliod ¥ou home, He thought 1t best { Bt Ciear | 300 Workers. Jonn' W. Kauffmun, Cherrsdate, V. 52 % oat sutetll ot s et | Boston .. 3 Clesr | maing s daughter's residence Mrs d opened wide the golden gate | Buffalo . 2 FREEPORT. 111, December 25.—The| W. €. Jons, 211 8th st. se. Funeral TOVING DALGHTER, ¢ ATHERINT { Charlestor A s @ W. T. Rawleigh Company, m 1) oyiagtestcry VA, December 27, /1828: 1 (Win BONNELL, Chicago - : { turers of medicines, distributed $3 SALE Paurs pich No one knows the silent heartache Clmcionatl! 20, 02 1000 in extra compensation among 300 | MALONE, Deparied this life December 21, | o s bR La Deover ... SR | employes yesterda No substitute; 1078 L3 Pm.. HARRY MILTON, be | of ‘the grief < borne in stlence. Detroit ... 2 can_take the place of good wage onbronie Ma o e For 11 ved o well. o El Paso.l 30 : W. T. Rawleigh, president of the con montin. | No HER LOVIN TROSE' . DYER Galveston .. 028 G s pany. declared In making announce- en retaineth our treasure. & Helena ... 2 EE ment that plans are being made (0 |LEWIS. Saturday, 1923 Farth I ¥ icashee keaps, siemme. A0 distribute the Christmas compensa- | 11:30 pm.. ELLA S. widow of Frank Mat A O Kanas City. 30, 61 jtlon throughout the year by paying| Ul Lewts and beloved mother of Mrv | e ToviNG DACGHTEN. SARAR I . . s o ach weelk: ¥ . Hartley and Robert L. S . Los Aneles. 2906 ¢ higher wages each wee i Funeral from the residence of her dungit pn outsile . 4413 Towa ave. n.w., on Wednesday. Decem: { POSEY. In loving b ny dear ew Orleans 80. 3 MAN DROPS DEAD. . at 11 a.m.” Toterment at Oak Hill | mother. M o8 3 a {0, City g 3 ; |k wints, colored, fitesnine, 1 . 5 - Dear mother, the silvery bels of memory Omaba 3 street northwest, dropped dead | . De 3 . are ringing ont foday. o . | Philadelphi ¥ T clonds N S, dead or'n % ence. HERCSON, WILLIAM LEE POSEY. EhowmiE S Clondy | 641 Florida avenue northwest. A cer- 3 5 FITEE Talsalt Fut losiog redentisance /of Clondy | tificate of death from natural causes | ‘‘nee Temtionr. son of toe e e arkes | RILE PERRY Pt cloudy | was given by Coroner Neviit. Octavia Parker. brother of | Earl, Trene| RILEY: who depert Six years Clear - Parker und Helen Whitman, brother(n faw | a#0 foday. Deceminr 25, Cloudy 3 Ernext Jeffries. Funeral | Gusrded kept by the Savionr Cloudy FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i Zion Baptist Church, Fst. | ioat I e I Ger” | Frank Geier’s Sons Co. | i tonds i "t wki. Samenue| o Jesus, the mighty 1o mve, Clear 1118 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Main 2473| 7 %0 Philadeiphia papers picase copr.) | i hanga Modern Chapel. Telrphone. e pel._Telephane. s ROBINSON. Saturday, December 22, 1823, at i Perrp & Walsh [nsn’ ol s b Sl 0 L (% a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) YOU—our friends, the men and women of B e e e o], | ‘RS G O aroen s g (I ngland 2 JA\IL\ T. RYAN, inte home Wednesdus, December pated thig 1ife one vesr sx0 taday. Decem “Wish you the same” LRIBYLVIBY 23223 Stockholm, Sweden... 1! 317 PA. AVE. S.E el ORI N RYDER, 1o sai and loving remembrance of o today, Decomnbe Anniversars Colon,_Canal Zone........ 82 Clesr u D tha Nhe Ofe we o a0t }osc h F. Birch’s Sons ROBINSON. Departed this life i 5, Suered Heart TIER CHILOREN.* . Icollar, no tag. Reward. Call Potomuc . al Wi s Devemtor 26 N'\; NE SAYLES (nee Jernagin), who de helped t ke this the BEST, the BIGGEST, th 8 | A L, P D = "R SRR I SAIES el i € pe 0 make 1S (S ’ (S ’ (S BAG—-Small blue beaded and silk; valued as Timbatmer. - Livety 14 conmection. Coumodions \ December 25, 1916, CHATN—Oxidized, with pl able | prices. 332 Pa. uve. n.w. Tel. call M. 1385 | Ing; December & the Slotast. oser When I think of how suddenly you passed Greater Washington, have, by your loyal supportin e i T e e At R ot ot P ALY i i 1 mass ut Church of Rlessed Sacrument and the nine months we have been in the new store, SRR . 0L S W g e | MRRRE, FEM Sy | S, T Mt Reward. Adams 2195. chapel and modern crematorium, Moderate [ WALLAGE. Dopar * 1055 e Vi heamore | Sad wad lonely is my heart todar MERRIEST Christmas we have ever enjoyed, for iz s eepmis, Teematd Norb w837t | T Timothy Hanlon o e and Atr orace WA | a0 e sasigs, Columbia road between 16th and 18th. Finder | 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5343, Wedoesday, December 26, ac I pm.~ Rela: | SAYLE tribute of love and devotion to “y’h' h W th k 3, { kindly communicate with Columbia 8506, Apt. Quick, Dignifed and Eficient Servic tives and friends fnvited. T e = = WALTON. _ Sunday. December 23, 1923, | M N e o mea i er . e — .l FRAT. PIN—8. P. E.; opals and four rubles: | W. W_- Deal & Co. 1 UMARGARET 7 WALTON. heloved wife of | _agin). who ¥ Dassed wway a W. D. E. initials on back. Phone Adams 818 H ST. N.E LINCOLN 8200 Edward Rugdolph Waiton and devated moth. | Se47S 80 8855 Reward. g . Automobile Service. er of Pdward R. Walton, Jr., and Lawrence | Today recalls the memory , _bet: L 7 Y A ~ P. Walton. Funeral services at her late resi. Of 'a loved one laid to rest, Reward. Bellnl M. O. Hughes, 2 Ken- ; . December 26, 1923, at 11 a.m. Inter- Are those who loved her 1 1 3 s : e aide. : Ve 2 4 . o v - - 3 . Neith, s f con- | ment Mount Olivet cemetery. . REV. AND MRS. W. H. JERNAGIN ANI The inspiration of such confidence in this in T R (R e it geg | (S SRR i g B G 3825 stabl 1 W. e residence, Sol . at | GHAFFER. ov e e of our 1 1 Kl!‘:l‘lh\n hnldln: Ynle K 1574, Ford ey [y YA 940 F St. N.W. IARETE Wirrtaus ™ u.:‘ * NARY o ‘{,‘“‘,f"".'-;;t"n‘?f tod un&fl‘::‘" stitution will be reflected all through the year. So BT B0 i, T | D0 & O | o e Sttt e | GRS S el ;;rfl*lrfl‘:t fur, from car, downtown, Bat- 412 H st. nta Thone Lincoln 5 WINSLOW. Monday, December 24, 1 at | STRIFFLER. In loving remembrance of ou we say EMPHATICALLY— Rt e TRCHE gl | o Shap._ Rimmoli Vhaile | VEROR. Moty frmig ot | SRR 8o GIN OW, widow of the Inte i POCKETBOOY alod i 3 Gone, but pot_forgotten ! nder o s ot ORST R Lo anee ot Brewn BROTHER LEONARD AND FAMILY cuiiable Teward: Lowlse Rentoa, Stiver Spring, S- Fennard, " Richa : el | TumNE: d but loving remembrance L et = > : | passed away three years ago todny. E—BIack & Saturday, 8:30 ber 25, 1920. P Cleveland Park ear,”contaiaing ' ahoot ...—THI'.OIIGIHAI.—. gn Memoriam. 1 Some dey in your path T will follow e “the same to you and many of 9em 2 &uf"&m’c':: Jectare” ticket. ward. lw’n’sge“tqn' BARBOUR. In affectionate wmembrance of e N e 1 4 1 white, aasvers T the Tam duugnter, MINA® VIRGINIA ety S L Sk Reward €K st me. e game BARBOUR, who departed thix life five years ol &YLVIA FORD. * 201 TREET.N.W. ago today, December 25, 1018, RBE—Black, containing money an 1208 H * poman WILLIAM B, AND JESSIE P. HT. | VIEDT. In sad but loving remembrance a& Tvase: Retarn 9188 200 st Me" "‘.:"' WAIN 108 ToRERY 00 T o Chrisimas e Of ‘my dear fathor, wh BARBOUR. Tn loving remembrimce of my | - died August 14, 1023, M, 26 | ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLIS B.SPEARE | 40i0TR. " JINK (" Fb = X ; BOUR (e | have passed, dear father, xlxo dismond, tied on_handkerchief, Mon- CLYDE J. NI 9 < Four months have pas ! 'Me Pleassnt car, Wi el Pfi 3 .“‘;Itr‘:}.y-who departed this life five years 'And Christinas time i here: il not be like the old-time Christ ot el 1, | HERBERT B. NEVIUS — | o lomrie v e toivvers | 20 i 20 0 e o Giam g ° D tanet o oy meat comst; | 924 NEW YORK AVE, N.W. MAIN 2606 Time eannot change, Hon trues For 'you aren't diere to give fs Chrisunzs Jont Friag went, peok ‘Private_Ambulance. Years that come cunnot sever cheer. m-l - Good: > My:lovikg "'m""‘"::.""" of you. Eleanor and Roswell do miss you s brand Nor W 1T 3«‘:?1'{ g CURTIN. 1n ead and toeins e "0:“ % A N F . W . Ret . In sad and foving re co of | Thiere in my more Kabte Claus, Erandim fwm B Black and White Taxl ietr daughior Eranddnaghter wnd aister | To bring Christman prevents by = ue, but not forgotten. For one we d 5o dearly, 1 S Te oo Varstn """sz:.,., “u.?" m-lul PEMNAAVIL | ugx nevoren st o oo |l e o o i . N AU VTl - % WRIST WATCH, yhite sold, Waitham, and Forget you? T neveniwil WESLEZ. In swil but foving renembrance t, 1d: December 24. T AT T U B GG oraue Sison Aot 14t aos Hamarg a1 (THOS. R, NALLEY & SONS| 1T’ ey |5 | T S FRIFT WATCH—Golt: Sundey D T oy 181 ELEVENTH ST. S.E. HERLO NINTER, MRS EDNA ;_l;,,_.nml_x s life two vears ugo, Dr k. 2! 3 ‘ndertakers. 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