Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1924, Page 7

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Two colored men were wounded last night as & result of the acciden- { tal discharge of a pistol in the home fof Joseph Minor, 326 Allen court southwest. Minor was cleaning the {\\Panun, he explained., when it was accldentally discharged. The bullet assed through his left hand and lodiged in the leg of Rudolph Thomas. a neighbor. The men were treated ut Washington Sanitarium Hospital. B, 8:30 meet to- morrow, 2:30 p.m., with Mrs. A. M. Bunton, 53 Cedar Street. Mrs, Henry Ewing speaker, The Park View Citizens’ Association will meet tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., at Park View School. There will be a rhusical program and Robert L. Hay- cock will speak. John M. Adamw, colored, twenty- one, 40 G street northwest. engaged inan altercation with another colored man in his home last night and re- ved a bullet wound in the right shoulder. ice arc searching for Albert Williams, who alleged to have fired the shot. The Woman's Misslonary Society of Gunton Temple Memorial Presby- terian Church will meet Wednesday at 11 am. There will be a special program and election of officers. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. . Willlam J. Johnson, campaign tative of Presbyterian baard - ! on edueational | of the District| The committee methods and vrogre of Columbia Public School Associa-| t'on will meet Thuraday. 8 p.m.. at bile Library. Subject for discus: | @ “Mental Tests and Grading.”, § Mis: Jussie La Salle will report prog-, | ‘I_IY % D e o et I e histerial relicf and sustentation. - g Il lecturé on “Abraham Lincoln, the . of C. Evening School—The lee- Christian.” at Western Presbytetian tures on current fiction are to be!Church. Admission free. 1 T il “discias “ine. Middle o, will meet, 8 o'clock, in lowa Avenue the Road” tomorrow, 8:10 p.m. Lec-| Methodist Church, tures, free to the public, will be given &t the school, Massa- chusetts avenue. . Dr. Henry Knight Miller of \'rvr'“i‘“'l York will give a free le row, 8 pm. at the Plavhouse. Sub-! st Je yehology Buildine a New| Apna Maud Hallam Practical Psy- Werld — Practic Accomplishments | chology Club wiil meet, T o'cloe of Prycholo; jat Playhouse. W City Club. “musical meet | evening 1 be given under auspices jof the entertainment committee, 8:30 o'clock. George Schimmel, Miss . | Avih and Miss Audrey Johnson will Sing. Miss Mabel Linton will play . I plano selections. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the lealth department in the last twenty- four hours: 4 Martha versity Hos Tannah sw. Emlly Northeust Citizens' Association will & t. 8 o'clock, in Ludlow School. m, & 8 Jacob Jones Post, No: meet, § o'clock. at College Wom- ture tomor- ) trig Cho pe e Takema Park Civie Study Clab | Chelogy Study section will Will Furnish A Complete Modern Funeral Burial Case Private Ambulances Fully equipped rolling cot, stretchers and Casket Hearse | Cars Embalming | Detalls Patterson, 5 spita ¥. McGarey, Miller. 38, 424 lrving ! Georgetown Uni- { 338 McLean ave. | States Volunteers; Lieut. Col. Frank R. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NAVAL POST-GRADUATE SCHOOL REMOVAL URGED Rear Admiral Wilson Favors Transfer From Annapolis to University of Chicago. The advisability of moving the post-graduate naval school from An- napolis, Md, to some other place, preferably the University of Chicago, |has been suggested.to the Navy De- partment by Rear Admiral H. B. Wil- son, superintendent of the Naval Acddemy. Notwithstanding its pre- vious disapproval of the-proposition, the Navy Department has appointed a special board to again consider the subject. The board {s composed of Rear Admiral W. R. Shoemaker, Capt. J. R. Blakely, Commander Willlam Sex- ton and Licut. Commander G. H. Emerson. Chiefs of all the bureaus of the Navy Department will appear before the board to express their views on the proposed transfer of the school. ARMY OFFICERS HONORED. | Five Retired From Service—Win Gallantry Medals. Silver star cltations have just been issued by the Secretary of War to six retired officers of the Army for acts of heroism or distinguished service efore the world war. The officers and the places and dates of special service are: (w3 R 2IsRAN vy CHARLES E. FOSTER. (CHARLES E. FOSTER tiago, Cuba, July 1, 1898, while captain, | s, Calir. i action’ s oot i t 'San Diego, Calif., in a an: . . {laro, Cuba: July 1, 1898, while major, iWas Prominent Here for Fifty 1i . “Banlster, af . Neb., | in action at Santiago, Cuba, July I, Years as Attorney and 1898, while brigade surgeon. Unlted for Philanth or Philanthropy. e Charles E. Foster, for fifty y leading patent attorney of Washing- ton, died suddenly yesterday after- 1 Lang, at New York city, in action at Yang Tsun, China, August 4. 1900, while second lieutenant, 9th Infantry: Maj. Frank B. Andrus, at Buffaio, N. Y.. in action at El Caney, Cuba, July 1, 1898, ‘while captain, 4th Infantry, Edward Fineran, University_Tiospitai. y Nannie Simms, 38, 1218 Union st. s.w. Mattie Lewis, 60, 4720 Tloward st. blankets, Local ealis only $4.00. 34, “George Wasbington | Parlors and Chiapel. Cor. 14th and Cha Call Chambers—Col. 432 w. and Maj. Winfield S. Overton, at San ¥rancisco, Calif., in actlon at Manila, P. 1., February 5, 1892, while first lieu- tenant. 3d Artillery. noon at Ardmore, Pa. He had just returned from a walk when he fell dead in front of the New Mid-Season Arrivals of Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats HALF-PRICE residence of his niece, Mrs. Thomas A Sale So Good, Our Friends Won’t Let Us Stop—So We Went Back to Chicago for More Goods at )5 off Iy off The savings are so big and the quality so fine that any number of .friends who haven’t bought yet have asked us to keep going long enough to give them a chance. And that was the only fair thing to do. We went to the manufacturers again and secured NEW Suits and NEW Over- coats from their surplus at prices less than wholesale. HALF OFF Figures Like This— - $70 Hart Schaffner ° & Marx Suits and 350 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats 25 Raleigh Haberdasher No Charge for Alterations 360 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats *30 Ov Thirteen Ten F Street There are others at one-third and one-quarter off— ALL of them are Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes, and everything is’ included excepting Dress Clothes. Deposits Cheerfully Accepted Beaver Browre, on St. George road, with whom he had made his home since the death of his wife in Wash- ington, in 1909. He was eighty-two years of age. The remains will be brought to Washington and the interment will be in Glenwood cemetery at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoo Rev. Dr. Charles Wood will officiate at the fu- neral. The honorary pallbea be Dr. H. Krogstad, F. mann, Thomas H. Lockwood, Rudolph Kauffmann, ~Arthur D, Kinne and James A. Watson. Mr. Foster was for many years an elder in the Church of the Covanant, land while a resident of Washington i1 was actively interested in philanthropic and civic matters. He was an or- ganizer and former president of the Y. M. C. A. of the Districy, and former president” ‘of the Industrial Home School, and a director of the Sanitary Improvement Association. Being a { mechanical engineer, he was much in- | terested in the development of the auto- mobile and had the distinction of driv- ing the first licensed automobile (a runabout) in Washington. He resided at 1017 16th street. and later at the Portland. He is survived by sister, Mrs. H. Rudopn Smith. DIES AT AGE OF 75. Mary Williamson Iil Month—Rites Tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Williamson, sevent years old, widow of Jgmes Wil- liamson, died at her apartment in the Calverton, vesterday following an tllness of one month, Funeral services will be conducted at her late residence tomorrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. Additional services ill be held at the Shrine of the acred Heart at 10 o'clock. Requiem imass will be sung. Interment will be {in_the Rock Creek cemetery. Mrs. Williamson is survived by four [ehildren, T. H. Williamson, Mrs. Wal- {ter Dauler, James Williamson and {Mrs. Willlam C. McGowan. JEWISH WOMEN TO MEET. The Washington Section, Council of Jewish Women, will meet tomorrow at 2:30 pm. in vestry rooms of the Eighth Street Temple. Mrs. Nathan- fel Harris, honorary president of the National Council of Jewish Women and chairman of the foreign relations committee, will speak “on “What Other Women Are Dofng.” An expo- sition of the Bok peace plan will | made and voted on. , sing, and a social hour will complete the program. —_— FOUND. URSE—Silver, on car. Sunday morning. Teb. 3. Prove property and pay for ad. 2007 O, Doo Carlos, Apt. 53. . | Mrs. for | i i | c-five i LOST. BAG—Black_moire piaited bag, in Lnion sta- tion car or Keith's, Sunday afternoon; reward. Col._8670-J. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1 be | JMrs. Bowie will | 924. MOTHER OF SEVEN DIES Mrs. Virginia Williams Succumbs Emergency Hospital. Death Accidental. Mrs. Virginia WiHtiams, thirty-four years old, who was severely burned Saturday afternoon ut her home, Floris, Va., three miles from Hern- don, died at Emergency Hospital yes- terday. Mrs. Williams, mother of seven children, was near a wood stove In her home when her dress ignited. She was severely burned before as sistance reached her. Coroner Nevitt game a certificate of accidental death, MOSES BRADSHAW DIES. Former Postal Official Succumbs at Douglas, Ariz. Word has Leen received hage of the death of Moses Bradshaw of the Dis- trict bar in Douglas, Ariz., Saturday. Interment will be in Douglas to- morrow. Mr. Bradshaw was the son of the late Henry %and Mrs. Charlotte Brad- shaw and was born in Woodbury, N. J. He came to this city, with his parents, when a child, i the year 1860. He was a graduate of the E_lnerson Institute, a graduate of the Georgetown University Law School, and besides being a member of the District bar he was a member of the Colorado bar. He served as chief of the stamp division, Post Office Department, dur- ing President Arthur's administration. In the year 1885 he moved to Aspen, Col., und became associated with the Jaw firm of Downing, Franklin & ‘Thomas. He was postmaster of Aspen for eight years. e was widely known in Masonic circles in this city, having been asseciated with Centennial Lodge of Masons and was a charter member of that lodge. _He is survived by a granddaughter, siving in Colorado, and a brother, Capt. Aaron Bradshaw of this city. —— DEATH CLAIMS AUTHOR. Word has been recelved hére from Chicago of the death of William Lightfoot Visscher, well known news- paper man and guthor. Mr. Visscher was born in Owings- ville, Ky.. in 1842 and was a grad- uate of ‘the Universily of Louisville, recelving the degree of LL. He was admitted to the bar in 1868, but never practiced law. He was engaged In work for muny years and wrote more than 1,000 poems that were pub- lished in various papers and maga- zines throughout the country. Mr. Visscher was also known as an actor and a public lecturer. PT CHILD. Application was made today to the District Supreme Court by Vernon O. Dinger and his wife, Emma L. for permission to adopt Gregor: en born September 6, 1921. They wish in | Sydne: v Dinger. CARTER. We wish to express our sincore thanks ‘and appreciation to our_relatives and friends. Columbia Lodge. No. &5, 1. B. P, 0.. Dulman Porters Asoclation. for ineit utiful foral tributes at the death of my Uustaad. JAMES T CARTER o O HIS WIFE AND FAMILY JONES. T wish to express my sincere thanks and_appreciation to my many relatives and friends for their kindness and beautiful offerings at the death of my desr sis- IO WILLIAMS. | it HATTIE L. . I wish to extend to our friends sincere gratitude for the many kind nesses during’ the illness of my dear hu: band. GEORGE R. PARKER. and for t beautiful floral tributes st the time of his death. CLEMENTINE PARKER. SCOTT. We wish to express our thaks and appreciation to our rel their sympathy, kindvess and beautiful floral tributes rendered during the iilness and death of our husband and fatber, WILLIAM HARRISON SCOTT. HIS WIFE AND SON. ! ! { | | BRADY. Februars 6, 1624, | WALTEL BRADY. ron of Walter C. and | Elizabeth Brookbunk Brady, sged * years | and 5 months. Funeral from his parents' residence. S11 7th st. n.c., Tuesday, Febru ! .m. Iuterment Fort Lincoln cemetery. BRIGHTFULL, Suddenly, in Pittsburgh, on Friday, February 'S. 1924, MAGGIE MITCHELL BRIGHTFULL. beloved wife of Edward Brightful Jackariah and Carrie Mitchell. ~She leaves mourn their loss a husband. two small hildren, two Dbrothers, three sisters, Mamie Mason, ‘Gertrude Smith and Carrie White, neral Wednesday, February 13, from the residence of her sister Gertrude, No. 40 L st n.w.. 8t 2 pm. Relatives and friends fovited fo attend. H Tesidence. Kiog, 3618 10th st COCKER. _ Funeral 1DAVIS. Departed this life Saturd 3 1924, at Lis _residence, ave. s.w. ROBERT W. bushand of Lizzie Davis. ' place from Providence Church Detween 4'; and 6th, Tuesday. 12, at 1 p.n. Relatives and f ed. He leaves to mourn their loss Lizzie Davis apd five chiliren, Henry, Artbur, Mamie, 1d2 and Martha Davis. * . 1 DAVIS. Officers and members of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, I B. P. 0. Elks of W., aro heweby notifled to assemble at Providence Baptist Church, M st. bet. 415 and 6th sts. s.w., Tuesday, February 1 2:30, . for beloved BAG—Biuck, containing about 35 thia morning 1500 Mass. ave. . BAR PIN—Platinum, one diamond, two sap phires. _Finder please call Main 5201, Branch 2266, between 9 a.m. and pm. | 12¢ BELGL { “Jicques”; reward. Telepione Franklin G363, || BOSTON BULL TERRIER—Brookland, D. C.: tag No. 7376: answers name ‘‘Mickey. found phone Potomac 411, or return 1401 N ton n.e. Reward. 11e BOSTON TERRIER—Answers {o name of “Boy.” Clipped ears and white breast. Lib- eral reward. Tel. North 3625. 1824 B st. at Ranp's X POLICE DOG—Answers to name of the ‘purpose of attending the funeral of our decensed brother. HROBERT W. DAVIS Officers and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 5, and Forest Temple, No. 9, invited to be present. By order WILLIAM B. HARRIS. Exalted Ruler. Attest: FLOYD C. PAYNE, Sec'ty. DAY. Departed thic life February 8, 1 PAe5, A5 “Roon, Mrs. LYDIA PROCTOR DAY, loving motlier of William Proctor sod wife of Williim Day. She leaves to mourn their loss a_devoted son. six grandchildrem, apman Turner: a twin sister, Mrs. MARY E. BROOKS: a sister, Anni¢ TLambert. and a liost of relatives and friends, Funeral Tuesday, February 12, 1924, at Third Raptist Church, 5th_and Q sts. v.w.. Rev. CAMEO BROOCH—Biack and_white, mounted on ‘“\‘l?l filigree frame; reward. Calverton, Apt. 501 CAT—Gray, Dlack str pes, name on collar. ' Pearson's Drug Store, Florida_ave. COIN PURSE_Contal ing_sum of money and bill to Miss Young: »u P st. n.w.. between 20th and 21st, Sunday morning, 9:15 o'clock; Teward. Address Box 173-E, Siar office. “Rameses' 18th and Cathedral, between Coon. ave. snd 27th reward. 2854 Comn. ave., Apt. 30. % FUR PIECE—Stooe marten; on Sunday after- noon, .on, Wisconsin between Mass,. ave. and Macomb st. R if returned to Mrs. Bwartzell, 272 36th_place n.w. . ercoats | | | to 14th, 14th st. car marked Union station: transferred to Tth si returned to_above address Miss Morgan. 12¢ POCKETBOOK—On N st. n.w., between Wis. consin_and Potomac, i Brown. Keward. Address Box office.. BOTACLES—Shell-rimmed. $th and M. Return 1314 N | Franklin 145, Ta PAZ—Large, yellow setting from brooc | Eevwesn Cleveiand Tark and. Colagbl | reward. Columbia 200-8, 110 Bunday, st ‘EARRING—Gold: on mouth side walk of PEARIL BEADS—From 1718 Corcoran st., Que car up to H. . Reward if containing money and Treasury employe's' pass; name Mrs. Mary F, Star near Reward, rou. 21483, 2812 Ordway st. George Bullock, D. D.. pastor, at 1 o'clock. DAY. The Ladies’ Auxiliary ta the Drivers “Association announces the death of our late sister, LYDIA PROCTER DAY. Fuperal from ‘Third Baptist Church, 5th and Que n.w.. Tuesd: Members are sl requested to at men JOSEPHINE BUAL, Pres. DAY. Al members of the Rose of Sbaron Household of Ruth, No. 442. G. U. 0. of 0. F. You are requested to attend the funeral of our late sister, LYDIA P. DAY, Tues February 12, from Third Baptist Church, and Que sta: nw., at 1 pom. Every member ted o be present. reaueAtP RS, RERTHA DAVIS, M. N. G. RACHEL A. HAWKINS, W. R. EAN. Febroary 11. 1924, D er ' briet ilnes his home, 1003 41l &t. s.e., WILLIAM E., the beloved husband of Ellen R. Dean, in bis 75th year. Funer kervices will be held Wednesday afternoon, February 13, at 2 o'clock, from his- late Jome. _Interment at Congressional ceme- tery. Relatives and friends lnvited to at- tend. ' 12 WNES. Passed peacefully away Sund D eruars. 10, 1024, JONEPIT 1, DOWNI: beloved husband of Mary E., faithfu dovoted father of Florence C. and Sitka T. Downes, grandfather of Malcolm D. aud Francis L. Thomas. Funeral Wednesday. February 13. from his late residence, 193§ WRIST WATCH—Octagon, ol SuciAlinnic Manhorn; reward: Linc. 6811-W nc. 6671-W, FUNERAL DESIGNS. Cash & Carry ‘We can save i’?:'zmlgel 804 17th Bt. signe Fapere) ivered Free. Pl Tosoi > West Prompt auto dell Artstie—ex - pressive—} Gude Bros. Co., I GEO, C. SHAFFER Pess i, EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS, 800 14TH AT MODERATE PRICES. st nw. wervice. Flower Stores on all fioral de- | A Weat 1702 | 214 F St Main 107 15th st., at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 12 i 5 s | ELLIOTT. Saturday. February 9. 1024, at 12 o'clock p.m., ROBERT ELLIOTT. Jr.” Pu- meral will be held from hiy father's resi- dence, Braddock Heights, Va.. at 3 p.m Rev. Delaney will conduct the funeral serv- ices. Burial at the lvy Hill cemetery. EVANS. Sunday, February 10, 1924, at Wal- ter Teed General Hospital, ELIZABETH, beloved wife of William E: from the chapel of W. R. Si H st Tuesday, Febi Baitimore, Md. JHER. Monday, February 1 Tt Walter Meed Hosp! CHARLES L. FISHER, U. 8. husband of Virginta Fleming Fisl of funeral hereafter. i ] i i i ber. Inc. HALLMAN. Sunday, February 1 4:30 a.m.. ALLEN 'W. HALLM years, beloved husband of Eilzal man, Funeral from his Iate residence, 13th’ st. n.w., Tuesday, February 12,"at 3 .m. Friends invited to attend. Interment rn Rock Creek cemetery. . . Sunday, February 10, 1924, AU- 'GUST, beloved husband of Jobiuna Hennig and father of Henry A. and John Hennig And Mrs. Jobn Maher and Mr. William Wid: Iatc residence, 62 to change the child's name to Robert | es und frieods for | duughter of the decensed | February | ! Virginia | [ FROM SEVERE BURNS jsvsaass, vo newspaper { i i | | { i | I i | WILLIAMSON. Deaths. - 10, 1921, LAWRENCE ©. HUBBARD, the beloved husband of Sue 1. Hubbard, aged 49 years. Funeral will_be héld from the W. W. Deal funersl lom K16 H st. ne., Tuesds. bruary 12, at p.m. Tuterment Kock Creck cemetery. JOCESON. Entered into rest Saturdas. Feb. Tuury 9 a lier residence, K14 . e, | heloved daughter of Martha &nd Jackson ister of Rachel, nd ‘Warren Juckson. Teaves to mou Runts und two uncles and und friends. Funeral at 1 o'ciock, Desnwood, D. C., Wev. Brent, pastor, Rest, dear one, rest: Safe'in the urms of ‘Jesus, Sufe ou His gentle breast. KIBLEY. Sunday: February 10. 1924, at Co- Jumbia’ Hospital. ESTELLE HUNT, beloved wife of Grover C. Kirley. Funeral 'from li late residence, 134% Ingrabam st. n.w Wednesday, February 13, st 2 p.m. loter- went private. J LEE. Friday, Februars 5. 192 Hospital, IDA VIRGINTA, bel K. L Funeral from’the « bruary Garfield d wife of 1of W. .w.. Moo. st 2 p.m. Interment ry. 1 MALOY. Suturday, February 9, 1921, at 7:30 p.m., EDWARD J. MALOY, Sr.. beloved band of Mary F. Maloy. Funéral from St. Joseph's Churcl s Tuesdsy, Tuary 12, st 9 a.m. 1 MALOY. The members of Keane Council, No. 853, Knights of Columbus, o the deati of Brother EDWARD J. MALOY, Sr., and requested his_ fuperai Tuésday, February 1 30 a.m., from St. Joweph's Church, 2nd and C &ix. s.e.. where requiem mass wil be offered for the repose of hi soul - - JONIN E. BURNS, G. K. JOHN T. §. BURNS, F. MATTHEWS. rdas. February 9, 1924, at 630 wm. at Freedman's Howpital MARY MATTHEWS, beloved wife of Wright Mat- thews and mother of Rebecca Tyer and sis- ter of George and Ben Holt. Puneral Toes- day st 1:30 pm. at tic Zin Daptist Chureh, 1'st. s.w. between drd and 41z sts.® MINOT. s 1924, at his Toikdines Bl MINOT, aged 78, £ Mary A. Minot. ~ Fugeral Wednesdas, 10:30 a Relatives and friends invited. (I N and Brockport. N. Y., papers please turday, February 9, 2rd st s.e.. 5, eloved husband PERRY, Departed this life Friday, February 8, 1 at 9:05 a.m.. at_his residence, 9-B St Paul's cr, GEORGE W.. the son of lorenzo and the late Harriet I Onley, de. Yoted husband of Maria Perry, fatlier of Dorotly Perry. Warner and Seatta Terry. He ledves 1o moura his loss four sisters. four brothers and n Lost of reiatives and friends. Funeral from Mount Zion M. Church, 29th, Dumbatton ave. and O, Feb- ruary i3 st 2 p.m. Sleep on. demr father, and take your res od called sou home. He thought it besii ME saw Yol sullerioe here so greet, That he opified wide His pearly Fates. = DEVOTED FAMILY. H Februiry 9, 1924, at 9 infunt ;Ll\llhl;’{ of Mr. . Wilbur Plugge. luneral services lield at the residence, 1725 Willard . nw., Tuesduy, February PREINKERT. Februa Sibiey 1o KERT. late riside Fark. Md., Tuesday Interment in Hock Creek cemete) RUPPERT. PLUGGE. _Saturdas, .m., BETTY AN Mr Saturdas. JOIN Sundas. CATHI| on Lodge, No. 33 . call meeting Ties: ST, CLAIR. Peter & at & pm.. at Fis SEO of Chiiaes iy, Febru Sin Tempie, F ot. between Jrd and 4 T e o gl o ALICE & CEAne AN Bembers Kinly e present. E. J. TURNER, W. L. N, Thomas at Trenton, Ada of ‘this_city. Wednesday. 12% at ved Hospital, TIBRS. on of Mrs. Anna an les_Tibbs of Alexandria, Va.. and busband of Mrs. Martha Tilbs. 1le leaves to mourn their Toss two sixters, three nieces and & himt of relatives agd frieds. Funeral Wednesday, February 13, at 1 pm. from 408 Ji st. nw. Intermest. Arlington ma- tional cemetery. Oh, how hard we tried to save ¥ob— Pragers and tears were all in vain— Huppy angeis, came and bore o From this dreary world of pain. ‘ FAMILY. TYLER. Departed this life Febrnary 10, 1 i Kcker g, D, LOCISE TYLED an ‘the. widiw of Vasil I Fu be held Wednesdas at 35H. Burke wil the services. WILLIAMS. Saturdsy, Februars the Emergency Hospital, ¥ . be- loved Lmsband of Genesra Williams. ers- ices wiil he Deld at Zurhorst's funeral par- lors, 301 East Capitol st., Tuesday, Febru- ary 12, at 2 p.o. 11 Sunday. February 10, 1824, at 200, the Calverton, 9. 1924, at NON her residen artment MAKY. widow of the AT Nitex at e above uddress Ta day. February at 9:30 a.m., themce to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Wiere ma: will be said at 10 a.m. Interment (private) Rock Creek cemete . WILSON. February 10, 1924, CHARLES WILSON, beloved husband of Annie K. Wi son. sged 68 vears. Funeral from his late residence 8.0, ruary « gressional cometery. . In loving remembrance of our dear B End wnd_ fatner. ADDISON BAILET, Sit.. Who died two years ago, February 10, We miss vour kind and loving hands, Tour fond and earnest care. Our home is dark without you; Ve miss Fou everywhere. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN . A tribute of love and devotion_to IALEY BROWY, who de o gne year ago todu¥, February 11, 1023, v liok that death caonot sev e o memors that Tives on tbrough “HUSBAND, WALTER BROWY. Loving remembrance of WILLIAM R, who departed this life Febru- CFHER AND THREE BROTH- of love and dévotion ERS. ribute CULLINANE. A tribute of love and devo to my dear bruther. LINAN. ago today. mass at St DEVERS. my dear father. departed this i ruars 11, 1923. ‘ebruary 11, 1921, Aol Aloysius Cliurch. LOVING SISTER NELL. * WILLIAM T. DE How T miss the weicome footsteps of tbe | one T loved so dear: 4 Oft I listen for his coming, fecling sure he’is new HoviNG® DAUGHTER, EATIE membrance of our_des GARDEN, who left u February 11, 1920 FAMILY. A tribate of love and devotion to Ao Tot® aur 'bejoved. mother and DEN. In sad rel e "CEORGE A, four ears ago today, “ the memor. " mother-indaw, MARGARET L. eparicd this life three years ago fodas, Febrodry 11, 1021, Anpiversaty mass at St Vincent d¢ Panl’s Church. From this world of care and sorrow Into the land of peace and rest God has taken our beloved mother. Where she hus found eternal rest @ DATGHTER AND SON-TN D DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. GREEN, S son, JAMES WILSON years ago today, February 11, 1919, In_the depths of my sorrow No one can tell “The loss of my dear son,, Whom ] loved xo well. May t;od grsnt him eternal rest. OUR LB Vather, THOMAS GURLE r his_life five sears ago tod From this world f paiu and sorrow Into the land of ‘T.“‘d‘::: resl, iod has taken our loved one. G0 nere he has found eternal rest. T bear loss in silence; Norwe ase me cry or weep. 1 =hed my tears 'Hh‘lfl"l('h‘fl( heart While others are aleen: i HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, IRENE GUR- LEY TATUM. BON. r e dear ‘son and brotber. WILLIAM H HENSON, who departed this life one J ago today, February 11, 1823, Slcep on. loved ove. and take thy rest: ti0a"eatéd you home: He thought 1t best. He saw your suffering here was great And opened wide fli('lgflldl‘n gate. daughter, MYRTLE HUFF, wh this life one year ago today, February 1923. 1 cannot see your loving face, The smile T used to see. But let this little token show 1 always thiok of thee. Days of sadness still come Secret tears s0 often flow; Memory keeps you ever near me, ‘hough you died one i YOUR TOVING MOTHER AND SISTER JOSEPHINE B. GUILLOT, MARY E: SMITH. Ve HES. In loving remembrance of our e ather, WILLIAM LEWIS HUGHES Who passed away pineteen years ago tod Febraary 1. 1905. and our dear mothe: CLARAL 1. FIUGHES. who left us 50 wud denly, May 14, 1820, ‘LHELER GHILDEEXN. 11 their 1oss two host of relutives aze advised of | Tlsboro. { Fu- | ames William: | parted this life ! L E. who departed this life three vears In sad_and loving remembrance of IR, who ife ane eur ago today.’ Feb-| LD, who LAW 43D ing remembrance of my dear IR WITkON CREEN, who died five A tribute of love and_remembrance v THE FAMILY, * . 1o remembrance of my dear HUFF. In sad SE By dear 7 In Memoriam. HUNGERFORD. I loving remembrance s dear mother. MARIE W. HUN FORD, who departed this life two years today, February 11, 19: st in peace, dear mother: _Two long years bave passed away. Thou art gone, but sot forgotten, For T think 'of you each day. FRED. INGRAK. In remembrance of our dear moth- er, RACHEL INGRAM, who departed this life «ix years ago today. February 11, 1918, In our homes sou are fondly remembered, Sweet thoughts still cling to yoor name: The liearts that loved you so dearly in life Love sou in death Just the same. HER CHILDREN. JACESON. In sad remembrance of our dear mother, ', JACKEON. who departed this life four years ago today, February 11, ! 1 | e 123 leep on, dear mother. and take your rest; {:0d called you home, e thought it best; He gaw your sufferings here #o great And opeued wide the pearly gate. 'Tis sweet o remember her, And pleasant it is to find THAt though you may be ubsent, mother, You still are kept in our miod Though dass of xadness still come over us, Aud secret tears so often flow, While memory keeps you ever near us, Tiough you died four years ago. Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep. From which note ever wakes to weep uim and undisturbed repose, Unbroken by the last of foes. i LOVING DAT BARNES AND JEWETTE CARTER. NIXON. In loving. remembrance of my dear daugbter, MARY E. NIXON, who departed tius life 'on Febraary 11, 1911, Thy work is done; I will meet thee lin the Leavess Where parting is no_more. HER MOTHER. S. F TER, L. NIXON] PENDLETON. In £ad but loviog remembrance of our dear son and brother, CHARLES PENDLETON, who departed this life o ear ago today, February 11, 1923 Todas recalls the memory Of a dear one laid to rest And those who think of him todas Are those who loved him best. THE FAMILY. PITCHER. In sad but loving remembrance my dear futher. GEORGE W. PITCHER, who passed oway three years sgo today. February 11, 1921, LIS LOVING DAUGHTER PEARL. PITCHER. A sad but loving and tender trib- ute to the memory of our beloved hushand and father, GEORGE W. PITCHER, who departed this Jife three years ago toda:. February 11, 1921. Gone, but mot forgotten. H1S DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. POHLERS., In sad but loving remembran; of our dear mother, SOPHIA POHLERS, who departed this life thirteen years ago today. February 11, 1911. HER CHILDREN. ECOTT. In fond memory of my precious father. ROBERT SCOTT, who heard th clarion cail of Almighty God and went t5 angwer the heavenly roll call February 11 1823, Harps of Christ play softiz— A geatle, modest guest s at the door. Without a ‘ssmbol to announce his comin; Except the beauteous smile which J wore., brings no spoils of war, no battles esu quered: He brings no boasts of pomp or earth Towers. e simpis trod the pa And found his glors iouely bowers. is pame?" cried hie whe waited To hear the message glad. 15 woul replied. Thy guest is Dad TRUDE AND GRANDSON AND SIS A 1. BOOKE! 1 He was of our Savin neath Mount O { SCOTT. 1n sad lut loving remembrance our beloved father, ROBERT SCOTT, who dicd one year ago today, February 11, 1 His “DAUGHTERS, MRS, ESTELLA ITER AND MES. ANNA M. “‘A. 2 loving remembrance of . EATHERINE A. STEARNS., who eotered into eternal rest five years ago tuday, Pebruary 11, 1919, Motber, dear, thy vame we love, “Twas given th Although fise 3 We miss you more cach day Ob, how we miss thy tender care, Thy loving words, tby silvered ba They look akin to God's divine, ©b, dear, we miss you, mother mie The days are dark, we long for ¥ Thank God, we hate still the memor: With visions bright, all else so dear Compared with thoughts of mother, dear. A word to those who have mothers here Remember she will not always be near To guide your footsteps, your pains allax Tuiok of this from day to Love mother more while sbe is here, Show paugiit bt love to mother, dear. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN In_memory of our dear mother, | ELIZABETH STEVENSON, who departed { this life one year ugy, February 6, 1923, | We stood beside ber dying bed { And saw Ler pass away, | But when we saw that she was dead Tt pearly broke our hearts. THE FAMILY. | WILLIAMS, In remembrance of our beloved | mother. FANNIE WILLIAMS, who departed this 1if uary 11, 1820, years ago. in tears, dear mother. Four years ago toda: We stood beside your dying bed Aud s&w you pass away. Days of saduess still come o'er us Secret tears do often flow: keeps You often mear 2 ou died four years agy. UGHTERS, JULIA" ANDERSON, LUTTEKWORTH AND ~FAM' | STEVENSON. i acred to the memory of our dearly beloved brother, GEORGE WIL- LIAMS, who died one year ago today, Feb- ruary 11, 1923. 03, Low hard T tried to save—tliose prayers and tears were ll in vain, Happy angels came and bore him from thi< dreary world of pain. *Tis hard to break the tender cord, When love Las bound the heart: *Tis Lard, so bard, to speak the word We must forever part HIS TOVING BROTH FRANK AMS, TAND SIS] LAW, | wi R, 2 MRS, FUNE RAL DIRECTORS. i | ! CHAS.S.ZURHORST. ] i | i i i i 412 H st. 0. Phove Liacoln 524. Modern Cliapel. : Automobiie Quick. Digoified and EMeclent Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200. Automobile_Service. 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