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sents the ;”B)Iownt‘y CELERY CRISP AND NICE WHITE BEANS HAND-PICKED . 15¢ 3 TALL CANS RRRARRARARANARA ORANGES LARGE,SWEET, TREE- RIPENED FRUIT LETTUCE ICEBERG POTATOES 191 EVAPORATED MILK GRAPE FRUIT EXTRA FANCY DIRECT FROM CABBAGE SOLID GREEN HEADS crerie 8¢ CALA HAMS LEAN, TENDER PER POUND 1 lc 29¢ PEACHES IONA BRAND 29c A &P. GROWER per poz.. 20¢ ‘NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT ARROW SPECIAL uicar A Healthful BEVERAGE EIGHT O°CLOCK COFFEE CEYLON 2 Lbs. ORANGE PEKOE TEA PER %%-LB. PKG. 29 RRRRARRANRARRNNNAL OLD DUTCH CLEANSER | Chipso, Large .........23¢ Small vory Soap ...: 3 Fells Naphtha 2 f * FOR Lifebuoy Soap ......| 2]¢ Lea & Perrins Sauce Per Bottle, 25¢ BOKAR COFFEE SUPREME EMERGENCY AND CASUALTY HOSPITALS 3rr 25¢ RAISINS Del Monte Brand SEEDED OR SEEDLESS SELECTED, BLEND- ED, ROASTED BY PER LB.. . PLANTATION TO YOU e, 19¢ A&P MINCE: MEAT 3 e 25¢ oz 0D OR DARK EXPERTS 29c Grandq:otller’s PURE-FRUIT JAM Very Healthful 1515-0z. Jar. P & G Nap. Soap, 4 Cakes 25¢ Palm Olive Soap, 3 Cakes 25¢ Octagon White Foating Soap, 4 Cakes 30c Sunnyfield Bacon Rindless, ! Lb., 15¢- PER LB. 39¢ DIRECT FROM MUST BE KEPT OPEN HELP RAISE THE $500,000 FUND THE e ATLANTIC & PACIFI Al e Over 8500 stores in the U S.A. TEA me day. | i | STAR, WASHINGTON, D C, : IN SHABBY TENEMENT | Mme. Bonner’s Body Found on Bed H With Six of Her Pet Cats. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 12.—The body of Mme. l-.u‘enle Bonner, once known as a prima donna, was found in a two-room East Side tenement yes- terday. Physiclans said she had died of a heart allment. ighbors aeserted that she had lived for vears in poor circumstances, alone with her pet cate, six of which {were on her bed when the body was discovered. Mmo. Bonner came to the United Statgs twenty-five vears ago at the iuvitation of the late Oscar Hammer- stein to sing grand opera. She had previously appeared in Amsterdam, Prague and Bremen. Newspaper clippings and a letter of introduction to Ganna Walska were found in the rooms. $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At age 33—send date of birth for partic- aiars and fllvatration, Company founded 1865, | Assets over $300.000. LeXoy Goff no Woodward B " Insurance—All Branches—M. I"# 'ouce NOTED SINGER DIES % i MoCormick Medical Glasses Fitted College Eves Examined Dr. CLAUDE §. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 498410 McLachlen Bdg. 19th and G Sts. N.W. A Compl\xle“ I'b:ll:r:l':lr‘:'n‘ Funeral i Private Ambulances ally equl; rolling cot, stretchers and m-nu"?:«’:dnm only §4.08, Parlors and Chapel, Cor. 14th and c;u- NW. Chambers—Colb 1 When the Need Arises —regardless . of . the hour, you will find our service available "—instantly. Day and night, we are prepar- ed to serve. R A R W e 24HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. . Main44 SALE - L | | 2 9 CENTS|| EACH | PEPPER i OR SALT SHAKERS We befieve this to be the great- est offer ever made. A feat that Bo other manufacturer has ever attempted. As many as you like at 29¢ each. - These are not | plated, filled or stiffened . with any other. metal, but are guar- anteed to be Solid Sterling Silver through and through and would assay that if put in the melting pot at the United States Assay Office. Rather a broad | statement, but, nevertheless, - it 18 true, and every one is stamped || Sterling on the bottom in plain letters. Compare them with those -sold . by jewelers else- where for $2.00 and upwards. || Then. it you are mot satisfied, || the money will be refunded. All mail orders filled the SELINGER’S 820.}' Street | Fuca, Wash,, lavaianche of stone ‘Long Career JAMIN A. COLG B.ACOLONNADIES AT THE AGE OF 82 Formerly for Years |dentified With Coast and Geodetic Survey. Benjamin A. Colonna, eighty-two years old, former assistant in charge | of the office of the coast and geodetic survey, and at one time treasurer of the Association of the Oldest Inhabi- | WaLilAMS, tants, died yesterday &t his home, 140 B street northeast. Funeral services are to be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the residence, Rev. Dr. Harry D. Mitchell, pastor of the Metropolitan Memorial M. Church, officiating. Interment is to be at Rock Creek cemctery. Mr. Colonna, who had been counect- ed with the coast survey from 1870 until his resignation in 1895, took an active interest in the National Capital. As member and officer of the Associa tion of Oldest Inhabitants he had much to do with the establishment of the headquarters of the association in the old engine house at 19th and H streets. Native of Virgin Mr. Colonna was born in Acomac county, Va., October 17, 1843, the son of John Watson and Margarxet Jones Colanno. He was a descendant of Owen Colanno, who emigrated from England and settled on the eastern shore of Virginia about 1661, where the .ale members of the family served in the revolutionary war, the war of 1812 and the civil war. He was educated in the Virginia Military - Institute. and retained his interest in that institution during his life, having been a member of the Washington Alumni Association here at_the time of his death. Mr. Colonna was a cadet captain in the battle of New Market, Va., May 14, 1864. 1In 1870 he entered service of the United States coast and geodetic" survey, being employed in various duties and passing through the various grades of the service. putting in fourteen yvears of activ duty on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and in the interior. While doing astronomical i trigonometrical work in the Strait of he was caught in an and ashes on Mount Olympus, causing a spinal paralysis, from which he never com- pletely recovered. In this condition, with mind active and alert, he was assigned to duty as assistant’in charge of the coast an geodetic survey office here, whic office he held until 1895, Urges Steel Floating Docks. Later Mr. Colonna went to Norfolk and assisted his brother, Charles J. Colonna, in the constriction of a | large marine railway. This led to his taking up the study of steell floating dry docks, and to his advocat- ing them for adoption for docking ships_of the merchant marine and | the Navy. | He was invited by Senator Chand- ler to appear before the Senate com- mittee on naval affairs to give them the benefit of his knowledge on the subject. He had the satisfaction of eoing an appropriation made in 1599 for the steel floating dry dock at!} Neéw Orleans, He was married November 3, 1890, to Miss Fannie Bindon Bailey. the ceremony taking place in the Metro- ————————"7olltan Memorial M. E. Church. Mr. Colonna, in addition to the organiza- tions named, was a charter member of the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution here and a life | member of Eureka Lodge, F. A. A i M. of Elizabeth City, N. His Surviving Family. Besides his wife he is survived by the following: _‘Threc daughters, M Thomas B. Mitchell, Mrs. Wil- liam P. Tdte and Miss Flora Colonna. nd ‘two sons, B. Allison Colonna of New_York and Second Lieut " John O. Colonna, United State: ther, Maj. D. Colonna, and a _sister. Mrs. Jones of this city. FOUND. COLLIE—Male, sable aud white Apnl) ‘Washington Animal Resc ave. s.w. R FTTER—One bisck and white male. Anpiy ’\'wnmmo- Animal Rescue Lesgue. 340 Md. ave. A = SUM OF MONEY—Sunday night in taxicab. Telephone Main 8676, Apt. VIA LOST. ATREDALE—Lost _week _ago, Virgini; Elizabeih Food breed. League, 349 fa’ Pullman trom Return_to 2823 28th st. o.w. { Snd get own. Phone Columbia 4200, BULLDOG—Male, biack aud white: Chase, March 7. Rew DOG—Strayed from 17 white fox terrier: 3 months old. *bove address. Reward. & 7 DOG —Small, white, hagey. fan ears; lame in left hind leg: answers name of Buff. Lost Tuesday evening at 18 and Columbia rd. Please phone Col. 946. Reward. GERMAN POLICE DOG without collar or tag. &8, 5 LASSES—Pair, bonerimmed, In black case Yesterday, No Capitol st bet. 11 and K. or on street Return 1330 L st. n.w, Re- Main 7870, e HANDBAG—Lady’s. containing m eh, keys, fountain pen, ou the 'W.. . & A. car or near station. Reward. Address Box 273-R, Star_office. . HANDBAG—Lady’s, navy bive siik, contal Ing eys, change and ipemo book Retors to Ainw Mickley, 426 Burlington Hofel. 13% ‘NHCKPIECE—Single sable skin; dropped in front of Conn,_ave. or from machine be- tween’ there and Wardman Park. - Reward. _Phone Adams 1448. WDER BOX—Plain_silver, octagon sbaped, fim cbain, ring in end, attached: at Meridi Mansions, evening of March 8. Finder please | return to Apt. 003, the Sherman, and receive | rewar 12¢. —Weddin diamond Ting betwien 5::?.10 ana Jenifer sts. Return to 3522 Kinley st. Liberal reward. NET EING—i{eayy gold bew S ouartermaster Corps, U 5. A7 Tost Moy night on east side of 13t % ai, ey ey freny teet from Pemn. aye. Reward if re- to 809 Otix bidg.. 810 18th st. n.w. * CTACLES—Suell-rimmed, between 1215 ¥ :(:d“'uu and G sts. n.w. Return to J. T. fo Chevy Return to Dz insignia | Lewis, 1215 F st: n.w. amilton: mon: %G RING — Green joid " and dato. Reward. t the | and | MRS. M. E. BURSOM DEr’ Funeral Services at Narbeth, Pa., to Be Held Friday. Mrs. Mary E. Bursom, a sister °‘I Edward F. Albee, president of the B. | ¥. Keith's Theater circuit, and a resi- |dent of this city for the last fifteen | years, died at her residence, 3501 36th street, Cleveland Park, D. C., Monday night. Funeral services will be held at 200 Chestnut street, Narbeth, Pa., Friday {afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1 Mre. Bursont was a native of Maine. | |she was well known in this elty, | however. and during the time that' she lived here made many friends ,among prominent Washingtonians. Besides her brother, she s survived by two daughters, Mrs, Grace M. Rose of this city and Mrs, Walter E. Hurd of Narbeth. MRS. E. C. GODWIN DIES. Mrs. Klizabeth Clark widow of Brig. Gen. Edward | A. Godwin, U. 8. A. retired, promi- inent among the Daughters' of the { American Revolution and resident of {this city for the last sixteen vears, died af the Walter Reed Hospital { vesterday. Funeral serviees will be held at {Tabler's undertaking establishment, | 11526 1, street northwest, tomorrow ! | afternoon "at cloc| Chaplain Maj. William R. Scott of the Chap- {1uins’ Corps of Fort Myer, Va., will of- ficiate, Interment will be in the | Arlington etery. Mrs. Godwin, who before her mar- riage wds Miss Clark. the daugh- | ter of De Witt Clinton Clark of New York city, in which city she | was born. Shé had heen making her | residence Washington since her husband retired from the Army. She was for several vears treasurer of the Army and Navy Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu tion of the District of Columbia, anc always took much interest in ' that organization. ~She was well _known among society folks of the District and had many friends here. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs, Mary Godwin Saxton, wife of Col. A. S_A Card of Thanks. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their kindness. symputhy and assistunce during the brief filness 4nd at the death of our husband and father. JOSEPH L. WIL- LIAMS, WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * Deaths. R Entered into rext Tuew 24, at Asheville, N. €., MAKY FRLAND BAKER, beloved idow of Roya of thie eity. 10, Godwin, | oLt Bass idence, 219 1ith st 5 March 1 Interment” Rock (i cemetery 1 BENKERT. 0.. beloye Fiineral Tuesday, March 11, 1824, B lushagd of Anza ¢ from tho pariors of William H. 108 8th st Lo Triday, March 13; .m.; thence o St Peter's Chureh: 2nd | S s, Where Tequiem mars will be ! #xid for ‘the repose of 1 Relatives | and friends invited. Tnterment at Arimeron | ory. (Piladelphin. Fac and vorto ers please copy. i | March 12, 1924, at ber residence { forriscn, st chery hane HLEANOR | oridow of "t Tate” Chattes M- : o Newport. Tt 1 B yier sz, Funeral pri oy BROWN. March 0, 1921, about 12:30 am. | i tence, Beflevue apts.. 1159 150 B nw TR beloved daggbrer ot e Earet Brown (deceased) |of Hagersiown sister of Naunie Garrett (deceased; of Bal. | Timore and mothes of James G: Wimberiey Funeral from Winslow's chapel, March | 2 . Friends vite Dabers Dibkss const BUHLER. Tuesday, March 11, 1924, §:3 at Emergoncy Hispital. CHARLES W LEIL, 52 vears old of No. 13 frehouie, | as Been in fctive service twenty-nine Soare, 1 e feaves 2 buloved wite and Toar oh: | dren. ‘o dnughters and two cons, Biisabeth, § William, Walter and. Mre. B Foles: aivs mother, one sister, Mrs. ree, and one | Drother, T AL Bunier Funeral “services | | Will B held at his Jate residence, 721 & v o raday. March 13 etery . BUH who special communicat John's Todge. No. 11, T A, A: M.: held Toursday. March 18 1924, “ui P | for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late_br HARLES W HLER. NEEDHAM O TURNAGE, Master. 1 Atwest: JAS. B HUTCHINSON, Secy. CHAPMAN. Departed this lifs Monday morn. arch 10, 1921, 1GNATIOUS CHAP- MAN. heloved husband of Mars Chapman and father of Edward Chapman. Funeral from s late residence, 1311 22nd st. 0 | Thursday morning, March 13, thence to Ni Augustine Choreh, '15th st. beiween L and 3 { n.w.. where high maws will be sung [ 301070 iock. Rariaj at S1e, Orivers Rele: ives and friends invited. 5 { COATES, sunday, March 6. 1924 RICHARD co. aged 42, beloved son of Mr. Elijsh Contes and"the 1aie Mo an aftection Lettle (oates: also e brother of Mrs. Harriet | lor. Mms. Cora Tayior and Mrs. Chariiy Forrest. * Funeral from lix late residence, | 33 18th st n.e.. Thursdas. Mareh 13, 1 a'clock p.m. " Interment in Resemount ceme. tery. He leaves a host of relatives friends to monrn his demise. i COLONNA. Tuesday, March 11. 1924, at bis| residence, 140 B St. ne. BENJAMIN A, COLONNA. Notice of funcral bereafter. & { COLONNA. The members of Association of Oldest Inhabitants ure requested to attend | the Tuncral of our Inte viet president, Bi { JAMIN A. COLONNA. from his lute res 1 dence, 140' B st. n.c, Thursday, March 13, a2 pm. THEODORE, W. NOYES, President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secreta % CROMER, t10: its b REN Depated this life March 10, 1924, o'clock a.m.. at the residence of ber, ,Jumes Cromer, 63 O st. 1R CROM He leaves their loss a w'fe und one ¢ ers, Jumes and Harrison ters,” Fanoie MeCo, lian' L. Jones; tw to mourn | iid, two broth- | romer: tiree sin ettie Ayers and Lil. nephews, Lugs and Archie Crome: Funeral from Mt. Airy Rap tist Chureh, T, st between iet and’ North Capitol, Thirday. March 13. ac 2:50 Rev, ‘A, J. ‘Tyler. pastor. = (Buffalo, papers please copy.) Tuesday, March 11. v, mother ih. Eegina and Aloysios | Notice of funeral hereafter. (Ruith Inoré papers piease copy 14 GREEN. On Monday, March 10, 1024, at 6:25 a.m.. at ber residence, 1311 Riggs st. . afier @ brief i Mrs. RATE GREEN, beloved muther of Fragie ster of Mres and’ greatgrandmoiher of Clar- ence Glimore. - Eymeral Thureqas, Marcl: at 2 pm. from Metropolitan between 1301 and 13 Rev. M. W. D. Norman, pustor. and fricnds” invited. GREEN. The Ladies' Cliff Rock Society are rnestly requested to attend the funeral late sister, Mrx. KATE GREEN, | 1924, from the Metro. | ai 2 pom. PAULINE, SHALL, President. | BARNES. Fin. Secty. GREEN, The Ladies' Crispus Attacks Refief | Aswociation are earuestly requested fo at. | fend the Toneral of our. Iate sister, KATE > “Thursday. ‘Mareh 13, e tropulian JENNIE E. BARNES, Eec, GREEN. Officers and members of the I. P. B. | | Order' Toussiao requested to meet at Metropolitan Raptist Church, K &f. bet. 12th and 13th. Thursday, March' i3, ai 130 g'elock, 16 attend thé funeral of our cA A | ALEX. ATKINSON, President; * MARY CRAIG, Rec. Sec. GREEN. Officers and_members of Washi ton City Courcil. No. 463. T. 0. of St Luke. are requesied to attend the funerai of our belov, Mrs. RATE GREEN. Thursday. M; 1924, al 1:30 Metropoiitan Baptist Church, K (. bet. I3tk Aud 18th ste. n.w. SADIE WINFIELD, W. MARY CRBAIG, Rec. Sec. Chiet, ! | 2asox, n.w., | 0 T eaths. WASON. Mouduy, p.m., ‘at Garfield Remains at n.w. p.m. Relatives and friends invited. (Bal- timore and Philadeiphia papers please copy.) Fu Alemoitamn. 4:05 | ERTTER. 1In sud but loviag remembrasee of e darling baby, EDWARD ERVIN ERT- TER, who died two yars ago toduy, March March Fiospital, Bailes's 2. at Thy, will be done. O Lord. Fl,mwum AND ALICH DEAY ERTTERS RD. In sad but loving memory dear father. granatather and wacle, B O FORD, who departed 1ty 320, Jeparted this life one year ago todsy, Members of the Men's CIft Rock Teneficial Asociation are requested to. at- tend the faneral of ouf late brother, G, . MAnoN. frim”bulles's underiaking. parior Thursday & 2 poin. ll JOHNSON, W. J. SINGLETON, Secretary. MOORE. Wednesday, Murch 1924, at 5 i % n_ " at ler residence, 209 @th At ne. | v Beraat loviag remémbran ANNIE R.. widow of Bilas H. SMoare, i3 j who Jevarted ihis Tife ive years a fier Woth yiar. Foneral private. 350 |3, Jife Sve esce | MORRIS, Sunday, March 9. 1024 afrer a long | departed this life three years iliness, CHRISTIN RILIS, She leayes to .« 1921, 0urn ‘their los her husband, mother, father, tb" is bere. Sorvices March 11 a0 Allen’s funeral parlor, 1. nd Hmnla .-u. ! went Woodiawn metery. MOSSBURG. Tuesday morning, 1921, IDA’ V. MOSSBURG Sleep, mothe . Mosmburg, 4t : 2 Vod take Marsiand ax 2 Ia President, FOLD, " MYER. Wwho took you to Leavenly throre, knows Low much I mise yo sad and lonely bome. P LOVING 4 AND GRANDCHILDEE HAGAN. In loving memory of my dear wife 4 our mother, CATHELINE HAGAN, who sged away three years ago toduy, March 1921, Anniversiry mnass at HolF Name {urch A loving wife and mother. % good and kini No friend on earth like Ler we find. 1 was the hour of that nai 0 called war dearest Loved in [ife, remembered In deat) DEVOTED HUSEAND AND 2 THOMPSON, wood cemetery HOMPSO NELBON. Departed this life 1924; at 6:20 a.m., Lorraine, 1son Willtams, clwon. = Funeral . from and Qi sti. invited. How Lappy we were in days gone by When our cirele was fully compleic: But now it i« broken—thres are Zous To sivep at the Savior's Some ds Third nw. enpe- In sad but loving remembrance of father, CHARLES MATHEWS . Who departed this life two sears oh 12, 1922 Uogw long he struggled with disease That baffied skill and care: How long he lingered, racked with pain Rut with all patience he did be Tity purpose, Tord, 1 cannot ser. Thursday } But all is well that's done by Thee o 18t st Tie was wears: he s u where miss Ay me o me,'" said « “And. coming, he at rest IS LOVING DAUGHTER DORA. ® JOHNSON. In memory dear beloved wife, ANNA 9] 5o died one Qur eircle will twn e wbmplet ever to break avy n 1921, | wrec | at the | . 23 K st. n.e. | ral hereafy ! Mareh 12, 1024. at his residence. | THEODORE LAW . "youngest and beloved bram D). Rickelts and Anna Eliza Ricketts. ~ Notice of funersl Iater. (Wilmington, Del.. papers plesse copy.i BANDY. Monday, arch 10, 1924, at the| (l;:.{g.-o”v’v;mmnon (‘lml\»r-ilx:) Howpital, | ANDOLPH SANDY, beloved ~husband of £ Lydia_ Sandy (nee Shackelford). eral | 1o We always think of thee. Teom' tho capel-of Thos: & ergeon. 1o | PEVOTED SISTER, MARIA 1, Tow: Tth st now., Thuralay. March 13, at 2| JOHNSON. In sscred memory of our dear pam. Relatives and frivnds invited to at- | sisicr and annt, A B. JOHN: (nee tend. Interment at Congressional cometery. | Cook), who departed this iife one vear ago 128 today. March 12, 1923. SCOTT, Suddenly departed this it Frid It was sad when the honr of death came b, . A« Tstood by her bedside aad held her dying 5 an cd ‘wife of the late Henry Bailey 1 thenght 1 conldn't give her up, sr.. formerly of Brandywine, Prince Georges, Bo wasiet B e harles counties, Md.: bel! She was loved by 8l her loving bands win us T. Cassandra, { toil no Her mind was wiliing, But God saw hest snd took her home HER DEVOTED R, LILLIE THOM: AS. AND NIECE, HELEN TOWLES, < Tuesday. March husband of Ma residence of tice of JOHNSON. sad remembrance of dear sister, ANNA . JOHNSON (nee Cook /g Wwho departed this life one year ago todar March 12, 1923 sour loving face. The smile we used o see. But let this little token show mather of late Henry Aurora 3 Patrick C.. Isaac Seott, Walker and Lefiie ¥ Parker, Funerai m Ebenezer . C ith wud D A Se s Wednesday. 12, 8 pm., { JOHENSON. A tribute of love to our dear one Rev. 3. W. Waters, Interment | ALMA I: JOINSON. who departed this 1if Thursdsy at Emory Naufemoy, . 0D year ago toduy, March IZ, 1923. Charles county, Md. In_our home you are fondlsy remembered invited. Sweet thoughts still cling to vour name SCOTT. Officers The hearts that loved you dearls in life won's Tent. 1, Modern Maccabees of dearly in death just the same. North America, are requested to meet ut loved and sadly missed. i . E. Church, 4th aud D sts. s MATUDIE AND MOTHER 0 M e o A tribate of love in memory of o atte e fomera “d_sister und sunt, ALMA i, CATHE N (nee Cook). who departed ife one vear ago today, March 12, 1 Just a line of sweet remembrance Just @ memory fond and true, Just n ‘token of love's devotion t our hearts still long for ¥ e in manner, so patient in pain, ar_dear ove left us for heaven o gain With nature so gentle and actions so kind “Tis hard in thix world her equal to find t SISTER AND NIECE. DAISY HAR 1924, at 9 ND M. N, r st me. ! ng memary of ved hisband | 2 3. JOICE, who passtd o father | lier heavenly home March 12, 1902 er dwells “tis blissful das. evers tear is wiped aw 1l that ransomed throug. join_ redemption’s song SRt BELOVED FAMIL Ja sad but loving remembrance of our dear brother, JAMES W. KEARNEY, who her heart so tender, Reluti this 5, March 9, 1924, at 3:45 beloved wits Funeral_from lier late residence, 431 15t st. n.e.. Thurs: duy. Sareh 13, at §:30 wm. itequiem i mass at St. Peter's Chureh 4t 8 o'elock ‘9o “friends iuvited. Interment cemeters. THOMPSON. § ; our _gentie A2 Thotpson (e ot N. Thompson and M s and the Tate John from his late residence 13, at 1 p.m.° Rela- | tives vited, (New York aod | Philadelphia papers please copy. | TOLSON. March 11, 1924, VIRGINIA, beloved | EEARNEY. wite ison. Funeral from her | late residi 741 5th st. s.e., on Thursday, March 13, at 2 p.m. Intermént Congressiona son, J In oving i iobic iusland und S ro0. B W Auniversa: t Auniversary mass at Ho; koL Broik Namo Chureh memorics will linger forever, t change them, “tis true. + Ma T pm.. Rev. | Members are ordered 10 s | s Puneral parior, 12th and | 30 p.m., to escort bodr to embrance of ¥ NEED. Exaited Ruler, ‘r HIS LAV ING WIFE AND CHILDR WILLIAMS STARKES, Joving memory of or WTLEY. dear 2 Lodge. No. W are| ihis el Suf the geatis ot Broiner FIEANK | 101 WHITLEY. Mond: 3 ! . 1924, sion of sorrow will be held at EIk: O1 F st. mw.. Wednenda: Members are ordered o be of funeral Iater PHILIF five years ago today. cannot understand why we bad to part From Philip we loved so dear. But God, who doeth all things wel Will some day make it clea ! JoHN T SNE When cvening shades are gatiering Nt AIROND T W In’ Hadncae thert comes’a longing WOLF, Wednesday morning. March T R e e R R at his residence, the Ashley Apartmen FATHER, MOTHER, TROTHER. * DAVID WOLF, brother of Amel Henrietta, { —. e = = FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Alex and Harry Wolf and Mrs, J wenl Dre In Memoriam. o PtrTD & Walsh day g c 13 AGER. In <ad but loving remembrance of our | —— dear mother, MARGARET V. AGER. who pansed away two years ago todus. March 12 LOVING CHILDR ¢ sad but loving remem- ving daughter-in-law. s died one year g So gentle in manner so patient in pain. Model Chape! Our’dear one left us for heaven to gain: Frivie Ambolances Wit nature go gentle and actions s kind, | __ _ldvers in Comnection. _ hid 1n Sh1S WOEld R £qual 1o dnd: ML | Joseph F. Birch's Sons Establisted 1941, 5 dear| 3034 M St. N.V ne Wert 95 wh Autom: hlln fi»rnor N { R Cmodern” cremaorium. | prices. 332 Pa. ave. mw. Tel. call M Txmothy Hanlon _ 641 M ST. NE hter, FRANCE ssed away one year 8go today, March 1 i So gentle in manner, so patient In pain, Our'dear one left us for heaven to gain. ‘With pature so gentle and actions <o Kkind, Tis hard in this world her equal to find. Rest, dear daughter, thy work is o No more thy loving cyes Wil wecp. Rest on. dear daughter, rest and _ Dear 55 the grave where she is Iaid Sweat Is the memory that will never fade Part of my life lics buried deep Under the sod, where my dear uaughlvrl &leeps. n HER -LONELY NELLIE K WHITE ALTMANN. 1n_loving husband snd father. who died two Jl’ll’ 1922, WIF) ALTMANN. Tather wnd MANN. 2xo_today SON, DAUGHTER- (‘ll".\l“k}‘ BAILEY., In loving memory of rvnees WILEIAS T BATLEY. e Year ago tod Neither t ected with the original W. | establ nor con- R. Speare’ MOTH memors JOUN ¥ CGHTER. emors of our JOHN 'B. ALT- | _ S oaL HL SARDO & CO.’ 4 AND GRAND- Phope Lincoln Sue ».I 0 the erandfuther. tod 1 2, 1922, N-LAW Automobile Fugera! ———THE ORIGINAL ——) wnfineare@u 1208 HSTREET,N.W. Brother, dear. we miss you Lere, We miss yon everywhere, Bt God, who knows all'things best, Tle knew how tired you were { Ted vo0. Bowne. 16, st WMAIN 108 ORMIRY SO ST | e TR MATrIAT RoDRE <| ALWUS R-SPEARE | WILLSS B.SPEARS Hr ISTER. MARTHA ROBRECHT. 1 BAYEOR, Tn sad:but loving remembrance of === CLYORJ. W oL — HERBERT B. NEVIUS my dear husband, JOH. l!.\\'l,llll who de- | ESTABLISHED 1830 ovomzr, br mi it il O\ MORTICIANS this life seve rs ugo toduy. March | y 730~ PENNA. AVE. BUTLER. EALEY. 1nsad aud lovine omem: o o:ces ,:73': s512-5513 Drear is the grave where son were laid, Sweet is the memory that ne'er si wither, leaves fall a 1 s forget vou, mever shall T. AIS DEVOTED WIFE, TINNIE BAYLOR. BOUCHER. In memory of husband and fa- GREEN. The ofiicers and_members of the | "John Marsball Harlan Relief Association | Wil assemble at the Metropolitan Baptist Chuech [T ot Uet. 120 and i3t str. now.. | Norman, pastor. Thuradar | Maren 15, 1934, at T oltock pm, to tend the * fane lute Vsister, KATE edNSl's b GEORGE W. COLE, President. 3. R. ¥. BROWNE, Recording Secretars: HARDING. Tuesday, March 11, 1924. at 10 o'clock p.m., GRACE McENALLY, widew of William F. lhrdln: and sister of Wil- liam W. and Terence E. McEnally. Funeral £ Tt T 0 Wevsir o n.w., on Fri rch 14, 8t 8 p.m. In- * terment Glenweod frlnplfifj’. 13* IDEN. March 10, 1924, at the residence of the Misses Skinner, 3002 P st. n.w., Miss LUTA 1DEN of Hamiiton, lllltl'fl!!l! at Hamilton, Wednesday, March 12. m‘. Suddenly, Monday, March 10. 1924, 5 pm..: at Emergency Hospital, Dbeloved husband of Julia Rou- Funeral Thorsday. 3 p.m., {mm 3600 13th st. n.w., )l LEWIS. Departed this life Monday, March 10, 1924, ur:--. 145 a. DELIA A, LEWIS {nee Frazier), wife of John Lewis and de- voted mother of Maynilla Lewis Brown. She leaves to mourn thele joss two brothers, two wisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral i'lldlk ‘ble.("gld“ ndfl:;m Zion Baptist 2 e ien e Gy e, W i Howard: pastor. s gives us life we will ‘always think of them. GEORGE DOUGLANS W SAkix 10 IEVER, ERHER.. In sad but loving remembrance of y darling grandson, EDWARD ERHER i ‘died two years ago today, March w2, 7 Lovingly and tenderly we laid liw to rest. Away from eurth's sorrow and 10 wole heaven to share. NDMOTHER ERHER. friaee ot onn-dear e lLL’ll"l.Y’is“vrw» ].!mlrflht ind dear sister, J HALEY, IT[IOS R. NALLEY & SONS ive.years ago, Janusry SN O 3 dhey. were wear): they wers Undertakers Embalmers. They were worely distrevied Homelike Fuperal Parlors. ome o me."” suid Christ, Thone Lincoln 4% *‘Aud, ng. be 5 -— = o come 1 # ik vy |~ Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1415 el but Toving: semembran 4 Gt dens son_and hvther. LSAAC TONEY 1 1113 SEVENTH ST X% Main zas CRAWFORD, 1w !? dx;.pl‘rllulullh,u iife fovr- A oy Maren 13, ok The midalght stars were gleawing FUNERAL DESIGNS. ot grm : Toe ome. We. loved 50 dearly Prompt auto_delivers service. And tried so hard to sav Artistic—exp1 1nex per e LOVINE poTHER, Vicroma craw- | Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. : le Bros. Co. DOVGLASS. 1n sad but loving remembrance | GEO. C. SCHAFFER Figes ¥aie 107 O ou dear Hife.ani mother's i in 24l nd Drother DAVID. who left us one | EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS, Fear "ago this month, March. :RATE PRICES. o nw. Some may think they are forgotten, but 2 > - never shall they be; for long ax God We Wml mflorax J icg3 e o Jorists Abflmlhkll“tu i 4 YH STS. NW. MAIN 6953, With the_ blessin, HIS LOVING GR.