Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 7

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O’CONNELL SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Pastor ‘Was Ordained 39 Years Ago. Funeral Thursday. Rt. Rev. Patrick Joseph O'Connell, more than seventy years old, pastor of the St. Joseph's Catholic Church since 1917 and for many years a resi- dent of this city, dled at Providence Hospital yesterday. Requiem high mass will be cele- brated at St. Joseph's Church Thurs- day morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. , Father (’Connell was born in Woodstock, Va. He received his early education 'in that state and later moved to this city, where he attended school and later went to Baltimore. He was graduated at the St. Charles College, Maryland, and was ordained a priest at St. Mar; Seminary, Bal- timore, about thirty-nine years ago. Prior to becoming pastor of St. Joseph's he had been pastor of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Stephen's Catholic churches, respectively. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Holy Name Society and the St. Vincent de Paul Society and took an active interest in those or- ganizations. He is said to have been well known for his kindly spirit and was loved by all who knew him. He s survived by two sisters, Miss Agnes and Miss Catherine O'Connell. — JOHN WEST WYATT DIES. | Civil War Veteran Had Lived Here Ten Years. John West Wyatt, eighty-five years old, u veteran of the civil war and a ident of this city about ten years, died at the Georgétown Uni- versity Hospital yesterday. He had been in il health some tim, Juneral services were held at Lee's tablishment, 332 Penn- sylvan snue, this afternoon. In- erment was in Arlington cemetery. During the civil war, Mr. Wyatt was a member of the Richmond How- rs. With his regiment, he was ‘tively engaged in all major battles which the army of northern Vir- nia took . He is survived by an uncle, Jobn Wyatt, of Richmond, Vi, und a nephew of this city. ‘ Births Reported. | The following birtns lave been reported to | the health department in the last twenty- four liours ancis J. and Mabel Ker, girl. re. ir George, 1, boy. . boy arp, girl. and Mary V. Deck, boy. ¥ and Marie M. Gilerast, girl and Litiiay Swartz, girl. sbert and Minsie Klevit, kirl, Il T and May L. Fiseel. gi and rattain, Bandier. boy Henes, girl boy. Carfoll, boy. N 2 iisted, boy. Joiin F. and Nel 3 Roland’ 8. and Pauline F. &irl. Francis G. and Katherine F. Tisiey, girl Annie A Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 -~ RICH FUNERAL AT A SMALL COST Preparing the Remainx in the most Sanitary entific manner, uxing | | nothing but the hest. Beautiful Caxket. Binck. White, Gray or Oak. Silver| handles, Engraved name plate. 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(Men's and Women's) P ~ THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Generally cloudy weather and pos- sible showers late tonight or tomor- row; moderate temperature; moderate west, becoming south, winds. Virginia-—Partly cioudy tonightand tomorrow; moderate temperature; moderate ‘'west and southwest winds. West Virginia— Partly cloudy in south and probably showers in north portion tonight and tomorrow; cooler in west portion tomorrow. Records for Twenty-Four Hoars. Thermometer —4 p.m., 59; 8 pm., 57; 12 midnight, 55; a.m., 53; 8 a.m. so;hnoun, 68. g rometer —4 p.m. 29.59; 8 pm. 29.64; 12 midnight, 29.71; 4 a.m., 29.76; 8 a.m.. 29.84; noon, 29.85 Highest temperature, 68, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 53, occurred at 3:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 71; lowest, b4, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 54; condition, very muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey,) Today—Low tide, 9:35 am. and 9:58 p.m.; high tide, 2:49 a.m. and 3:08 p.m. Tomorrow—iow tide, 10:30 a.m. and 10:49 p.m.; high tide, 3:44 am. and 4:06 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:58 a.m.; sun sets 7:12 p.m. - Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:57 a.m.; sun sets 7:13 p.m. Moon rises 1:16 p.m.; sets 1:50 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. Temperatare. qn Stations. “+aaiamosug saM0T = *yqdra asep Abilene, Tex. 20.94 Cloudy 4 Cloudy Clear Clear Clovdy Cloudy Cloudy Cloady Cloudy Clear Cloudy Tt clondy Clear Prclondy Cloudy Giear Cloa Helena - 1 Prcioudy Huron, §. Cloudy Indianapolis. 2. Cloudy Jacksonville, 29. Clear Kansas City. 20, 02 Clear Tom Avgelca. 222 Ciear outsvilie Cloud: Miami. Fla_. 2.9 Clear” New Orleans 30,02 L. Clear New York.. 9 Clear Okla, City.] 7 pecloudy Omaiia . Clear Clear Atlanta 7 Atlantic City 9.7 Baltimore .. 79, Birmingham, Bismarck Roston Buffalo ... Charieston. . aaen hee 28 Clondy Pt.elouds Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear emperature. 5 Cloud. 5 Part cloudy Sweden. | Clea syal). Azores.. Part cloudy ton, Rermuda... oudy san. Porto - ca. Cuba..... Cioudy Canal Zone......... Rain UPHOLSTERING | Reupholstering Parlor Suites 2nd Odd Chairs a Specialty Furniture Repairing, Chair Cane- ing, Porch Rockers Splinted Special May Price Reduction $8 and $9 Tapestry Cut to $3.75 Per Yard CLAY A. ARMSTRONG 1233 10th St. N.W. Franklin 7483 RENTACAR | }AN‘D DRIVEIT 'MAIN 622 4 AMERICAN AuTo LVvERYy @' T DISISSIREET NW, We have fresh shipments of bright, well screened coal ar- riving daily. et Our Prices. Main 3068 JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. 728 14th St. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Tonight. - Business meeting of the Wander- listers, 8 o'clock, at Public Library. Lincoln Park Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in Bryan School. Dancing class soiree will be given by house committee of City Club, 9 o’clock. Park View Citizens’ Association and the Parent-Teacher Association will hold a joint meeting in Parkview School, 7 o'clock. The program will be featured by Mrs. Paul Russell and Lawrence E. Murray, song soloists, with Miss Dorothy Russell, accom- panist; Capt. Julius I. Peyser and Miss Eugenia Botkin, who will lead her class of fiddlers. Barry Farm Citizens' Association will_meet, 8:16 o'clock, in St. John's M. E. Church. Progressive Council, No. 9, Daugh= ters of America, will give a dance, 8:30 o'clock, at Northeast Masonic Temple, 8th and F streets northeast. Rev. J. W. Turner, evangelist, of South Carolina, will begin a series of revival sermons, 8:30 o'clock, in Mc- Kinley Memorial Baptist Church, of which Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins is pas- tor. The seven McAdoo clubs of Wash- ington_will hold a joint rally at the City Club. Speakers: Rep. Zebulon Butler, Capt. David A. Pine and Mrs. Antoinette Funk. 1. 0. O. M., meeting at Moose Home. There will be a large class of candi- dates. Drill team uniform to be sub- mitted for approval. Dr. Abram Simon will address the Holy Name Guild, 8 o'clock, at Guild House, 1727 13th street. . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Concord Club will give a vaunde- ville entertainment for relief of the starving children of Germany tomor- row, § p.m., at clubhouse, 314 C street. The Mothers Club of Johnson-Pow- ell School will meet tomorrow, 2:30 pm. William Hobson will speak. The Washington Aeademy of Seci- ences and the Chemical Soclety will hold a joint meeting in assembly hall, Cosmos Club, Thursday, 8:15 p.m. Prof. Leanor Michaelis will speak. A rummage sale for bemefit of George Washington University Hos- pital will be held tomorrow, Thurs- day and Friday at 1328 H street, under auspices of board of lady managers. Contributions of every kind received or will be called for.” Phone Frank- lin 885. The social xerviee committee of All Souls' Church, 16th and Harvard strects, will meet at 3 o'clock tomor- row afternoon in the Emerson as- sembly room. Dr. Mildred Sheets of St. Elizabeth's Hospital is to speak on “Mental and Moral Guidance of Young People.” Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been {smed to the following’ Charles L. Fox and Lillian F. Godwin, both of Baltimore, Md. James Sxarszen and Anna Wolfram, both of RBaltimore, Md. ‘Alphens 1. Enterline of Davton, Pa., and Nina L. Cochran of Sprankle Mills, Pa. Speros Zaeharios and Minnie Tieco. Wilbert H. Eskite of_this city and Ruth E. PBurrouzhs of Thorean, N. M Architald Hunt of New York . city and Beulah Harris of thie city Thomas P. Iadevito and ilattie F. Tedore. Norman_A. Smith of Emporium, Pa., and Helen R. Reagan of this cifs. Chester M. Stewart and Melvina Carter. Renben Minor and Minnie F. Wh Glenn W. Jones and Edith G. Hutchinson. Elton R Holland_snd Mary A. Mclntyre, both of Richmond, Va Howard F_ Stevens and Lovenia Starr. William Yonng and Suste E. Butler. Archibald Hunt of New York city and Benlah Harris of this cits. Joseph Shorter and Rozetta Ford; both of Fort Washinzton, Md William Marshall and Opal Robinson William S. Jenkins and Elizabeth J. Elgin, both of Leeshure, Va Tert A. Menees. Ir. of Quantieo, Va., and Rlanche M. La Rose of Angusta, G Georze M. Martin and Ida B. Wiison D. Green and Jenat M. Jamison. FOUND. POCKETBOOK with money at Great Falls _ LOST. RAG—Black leather, strap handle, Center Market, Saturday morning. Please return to §20 Sth st. n.e.: liberal reward . RILL FOLDER—In cancus room of House OF fice’ buflding. Elmer L. Schmidt. Return to 3300 19th t. n.w. Reward. _ __ * A ernoon FoiDE_from 23nd and Pennsylvania avenue to Franciscan Keward {t returmed to Apt. No. - Twoskin, Reward. M Harvard st. n.w. Adams 3427.13% COTLTE—White and tan: answers fo pame STet” Liverl reward. *Retura fo Baby Bill B . CROSS AND CHATN—Gold, on back of it. Telephone Col. 53743 Liberal , Y DOG—Small_black bitch, white paws, white on face and white neck: ' named “Snooks™: return or motify 1332 Mass. ave. Phone Line. 2183 Rewanl. . DOG—Light brown, long hair. white breast, medinm size: strayed from 1311 Emerson n.e. Rewar. ~ Franklia 66 or above address. Call after 6 p.m.. 5 ENGLISH_C N near Chevy Chase Club. _Cleveland FRATERNITY PIN name on_back. wharses, navy yard or Nort fransferring. _ Liberal reward. 2431 Ontario road._Col. BMSJ. GLASSES Tortoise_shell, in leather cas befween Navy and State. War and Navy bidg. Col! 951-W. 3. Willensky, 3806 Kansas ave. nw. ASSES—Shell rim, in_case; Huske, name on case. 2300 18th n.w., No. 44, after 5 p.m. ¢ HANDBAG—Person who found lady’s round black_handbag containing about two dollars. pen, knife, efc., vicinity Central High School Kindly return to Miss Alice Robinson, Cairo . 1615 Q n.w. . Saturday night, from 12 N fo 13 Q Attractive Entrances Are One of the Features at 3000 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Now Ready for Occupancy & ments, ideally located be- tween fashionable Ca- thedral and Klingle Mansions, are proving quite popular with Wash- ingtonians _seeki re- fined comfort of sur roundings coupled with reasonable rentals. Available in One Room with Bath to Five Rooms with Two Baths. Large outside rooms—generous entrance hall—roomy closets. Open for Inspection Untll 9 P2 H E ‘These modern apart- = g 1430 K Street i Caf. Optical Co. ring. Return to Wheeler, 1202 N n.w. . KEYS_Duneh of._Call Col. 1123, LAVALLIER set with piok cameo. Reward it returned fo 2520 12th st. n.w. 140 NBOKPIECE—Gray fur. Reward. Address 311 C st. n.w., Etoa Moberly. 1 OTE_BOOK—Loose leaf, on Union Station r Monday morning. Branch 493, from 9 to NOTE BOOK—Small; Mondas along ¥, G. 9th or 14th street. Liberal reward. Address Box 347-M, Star office. . PACKAGE_Suitable reward for information leading to arrest 2 colored boys observed tak- ing package from express wagon, 7th and B sts. n.w. C. W. Turner, American Railway Express Co. o PACEAGEContaining paper moncy. laquire Mr. Finn, 1965 Biltmore st. n.w. . POCKETBOOK containing receipts, books and $35: 85 241 R st. nee. POCKETBOOK—Brown _leather. containing money and key; dropped on speedway practice golf links Wednesday, May 7. Finder please Foturn 1330 19th st. Franklin 4495. Reward. TOLICE_DOG—May 11; male; dark on nose and ‘back. Keward. 160 Tennessee ave. n. POODLE Small white female, on Wednesday, May 7; light eyes and nose. long ears. Finder please’ return to 341 I13th st s.e., or call Linc. 8041. _Suitable reward. 140 RING—Sapphire. Reward. 1024 29th st.n.w. West 485. 13 CMBRELLA—Silver _handle, no_initials; on 14th st. car marked Navy Yard. Sunday morn- jng. Finder please return, 1300 Madison n.w. Col. 3416, _Reward. 14 VANITY and_card case, silver: initials G, B.*; Acrade ladies’ Toom Saturday might, May 10. ~ Beward. 2415 Q st s.. Lincoln 7167-W. 13 WALLET contalning $38, Supreme Court sum- mons, wife's wedding ing, orange blossom de- sign: Md. permit, D. C. permit, miscellaneons papers, Sunday am. Reward. Hal W. Len- German, 1640 Kaiorama road n.w., 2113 14th st. n.w. TOH—_Lady’s, white goid, Hamil- :nnxg:.IWA(mm 10th i'lld Monroe to.14th and Park rd. Reward. 3512 10th n.w. 13% T WATCH—White gold; left in ladies’ m‘:n‘,‘ Great Fal Park, ‘gIIM Communi- cate North 10482 Reward. 13* WATCH—White gold, downtown. Re- rn o Warleld and Sanford, 910 E st. mw. Col_8049. Reward. 13% GLABSES—Probably at Union Station; May 7; gold lorgnette. Reward. Call COLUMBIA 750. savings of & mlln: ‘woman, Mon- % BEWARD, S Mis B, Nalley, 454 . n.w. after & e Police to Honor Dead. Deceased members of the Metro- politan police force will be honored on Decoration day when a commit- tee of the Policemen's Association of the District of Columbia will place a huge floral replica of a policeman's badge on the lawn of the District building. The exercises, which include an address by a member of the department and gounding of taps by Private J. Moeller of No. 5 pre- cinet, will begin at 10:20 o'clock. Milton D. Smith, No, 4 precinet, presi- dent of the association, will preside. Cards of Thanks. HILL. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our relatives and hosts of friends for thelr manifestation of | sympathy and love and for the many lean tiful floral tributes during the illness and at the death of our faithful husband and beloved father, JAMES H. HILL. THE FAMILY. * PAUL. We wish to express our sincere thanks and " appreciation fo our mans friends for their kindness, sympathy and floral tributes during the illness and death of our beloved mother and sister, EMMA PAUL (nee Beane). ROBERT PAUL. SARAH BEAN MOUZON 'AND LILLIAN BEANE MOR DBeaths. BLICK. Suddenly. Sunday. May 11, 1924, AMBLER M., beloved husband of 'Hatiie Blick (nee_Ripple). Remains resting st the chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co., 1113 7th st. n.w. until Wednesday morning. Fu- neral from his late residence, 3607 Warder St n.w., Wednesday. May 14, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited| Interment Rock Creek cemetery. BURGESS. 12, RENCE A. . Funeral 3 May 15 . from his annt's resi dence, Mrs. Mary Bowman, 614 K st. s.c. Friends invited o attend. 14 COLEMAN. TLadies CIff Rock Sociely. are notified of the death of Mrs. FLI BETH COLEMAN. Funeral Tuesdas, May 13, 1924, from her late residence, 1516 N. J ave, 1:30 p.m PATLINE MARSHALL, Presi. JENNIE E. DARNES, Fin. Sec, COOPER. Monday, May 12, 1924, at 4:45 p.m., FLORA. beloved danghter of Jobn W. Cooper and the late Flora J. Cooper. She | leaves to mourn two brothers and a host of | other relatives and friends. Fuberal Thurs day. May 15, at 1 p.m., from her late r denee. Y] COUGHLIN. Monday, May 12, 194, nt her Texidence,” McLean, Va, CECELIA COUGHLIN, Leloved sister of Margaret and | late John T. Coughlin. Funeral Wed nesday, May 1i. Requiem mass St. Jame Church, Falls Church, Va.. 9:30 a.m. In terment Mount Olivet cemeiery. 13° DARNELLE. Tuesday, May 13, 1924, at her residence, 3417 Brown st. n.w., HARRIET ANN, eldest daoghter of the Tate George and Suranab E. Dunn. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment private. 1% DONOHUE. Suddenly, Sunday, May 11, 1924 at 9 o'clock p.m., dence, 408 Shepherd st. n.w.. 3rs. JOSEPHINE DONO HUE (nee Wolfe), widow of the late Jobn | Donohne. Funeral from her late residence on Thursdas, May 15, at §:30 a.m., thence to St. Gabriel's Church, where requiem mass | will be sung at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. (St. Paul and Minneapolis pa pers please copy.) GARNER. Suddenly. Friday. May 6. 1624 at his place of employment. HAREY. be loved brother of Mrs. Lottie Jordan. Tda Anderson _and Mamie Mabones. at John T. Rbine's funeral chapel. Eye sts. s.w. Fuperal Thursday 8t 2 p.m Interment ‘Woodlawn cemeters. Relatives and friends invited. GARRETT. At ler residence in Glen Echo, Md.. ELLEN H. aged 60 years: widow of the ‘late Howard' A. Garrett. Notive of fu neral hereafter. . GILES. Departed this fife Sund; 4, at 4 am., MIL 3 oved son of Josen iles and loving fa ‘uneral Thursdas, Mas Rehoboth B ards, pastor. 1 (New York and Pittsburgh papers 140 All members of Peter Ogden Lodge. 3. U. 0. of 0. F.. meet Tuesday, . 8 pm., call meeting, make rangements for fumeral of Rrother GREEN. Funeral May 14, 1:30 p.m.. Soldiers’ Home Hospital CHAS. H. HARRL L oS May 13. 1924, at 1he resi dence of hix parents, 21 5th st ne. WIL LIAM_FRANCIS, beloved son of Mr. ani Mrs. William W. Hardr held at_the above address Thursday, May p.m. Interment Mt. Olivet come 14 Departed this life Saturdar. May . at 11 pm., EUGENE, beloved son s and Addie Harrison. Leates fo mourn three brothers, one sister and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday. 1 p.m., from his 312 V st. nw. S HART. Departed this life Tuesday, May 1924, at 2:30 am., at Cumberland, Md Rev. B. AL HART. " Notice of funeral later 14 HAWLEY. Departed this life Mas 9. 1 at her residence, 2113 st nw., MAMI HAWLEY. She jeaves to mourn their loss two cousins, Mrs. Fmma Estep and M and the late Charles Powell. and a host of friends. Funeral | Wednesday, May 14, at 10 o'clock, from | Moon & Allen's funersl parlors, 12th and Flotida ave.. Rev. Anderson officiating. 1In terment at Payne's cemeter: HENDERSON. May 12, 1 1E REN- | DERSON, aged G5 years. Funeral from W. W. Deal funeral “home, 816 H st. n.e. | to Thursday, May 15, at $:30 a.m.; thence St. Dominic’s Church, where mass will be | said at § a.m. for repose of her soul JACESON. Monday. May 12, 1924, at bis resi dence, 2257 Sherman ave. n.w., CLARENCE M. 3 beloved ‘brothier of Nels Jackson and Sarah Mobkins. Fupersl Wed needay, May 14, &t 2 p.n.. from the above address. Relatives and friends invited to attend. W. Ernest Jarvis. funeral director. JONES, Sunday, May 11, 1924, at Chi Hospital, EDITH K. loving daughter of Frank L. and Edith Atkinson Jones. Funeral from her grandparents’ dence, 3801 Macomb st. n.w.. Tuesdar. 13, 86 8 pm. nterment in Portsw KILLIGAN. Sunday, May 11, 1924, at 9 0'c a.m., CATHERINE L., beloved the late Timothy and Fannie K neral from her late residence, 102 Wednesday, May 14, at 8:30 a.m., thence ‘Aloysius Church. where mass will be eaid at 9 am. Relatives and friends in vited to attend. 13 LYONS. Departed this life Monday, May 12 1924, MARGARET A.. beloved daughter of the late James and Annie Lvons. . Funeral Wednesday, May 9:30 a.m., from her late tos NS, now.; thence o Holy Trinits Chirch. where tequiem mase will be said for the repose of her soul at 10 am. Kelatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery MEAD. May 11, 1924, MARIA A. MEAD, aged 82 years. The funera! from the residence of her niece, Mrs. Alice Weeks, 332 Eye st. s.w., Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The'interment at Glenwood cemetery. MICKUM, Snddenls, May 12. 1024, at 2 p.m. ANNA STELLA MICKUM. Funeral from her sister's, Mrs. Francis Columbus. 4502 Chapple lane. Funersl Wednesday, May 14. Mass at 9 o'clock at St. Ana's, Tennail town, D. C. Interment Mount Olivet ces tery. MCNULTY. May 13, 1924 at 6:40 a.m. at her_residence, 467 L st. s.w., KATHERIN McNULTY (nee Matthews), beloved wife of M. 1. McNulty. Funeral notice later. O'CONNELL. Monday, May am. at Providence RICK JOSEPH 0'CO: . Joseph's_ Catholic Church. ~ Funeral Thurs: day, May 15, from St. Joseph's Church, 2nd and C sts. n.e., where high requiem mass will be sung fof the repose of his soul. In- terment Mount Olivet cemeters. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (Baltimore, Md., and nearby papers please copy.) 14% 0'CONNELL. Members of State Council, Knights of Columbus, for the District of Columbia, are hereby' advised of the death of Rev. P. J. O'CONNELL, state chaplain. and requested to attend funeral from S Joseph's Church. 2nd and C sts. n.e., Thun day, May 15, 1924, at 10 a.m CHARLES 1. GRIFFITH, JOHN H. ZABEL. State Depuiy. State Secretars. 14 0'CORNELL. Members of Carroll Council, No, 377, are hereby motified of the death of Rev. P. J. 0'CONNELL, state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus for the District of Columbia and pastor of St. Joseph's Church, 20d and O sts. 0. JAMES T. RYAN, Grand Knight. H. J. KANE, Fio. Sec. 0'CONNELL. The members of Washington Council, No. 224. Knights of* Columbus, are advised of the deatli on Monday. May 12, 1924, of Brother Reverend . PATRICK 0'CONNELL, a former chaplain of the cou cil, and requested to attend his funeral serv- at St. Joseph's Church, 2nd and C sts. Thursday, May 15, at 10 a.m. HOMAS' J. FITZGGERALD, G. K. Dr. A. D. WILKINSON, F. 8. 14 BATHVON. Suddenly, May 13, 1024, at bin residence, 2803 North Capitol st., ROBERT the ‘beloved husband of Ida D. Rath- He is survived by bLis wife and five children, Mrs. C. R. Brill, Carl L. Rathvon, Mrs. E.'J. Hougle, Robert . Rathvon, ir.. and Helen 1. Rathvon. Notice of funerai hereatter. SEELEY. Departed this life Sunday. 11, 1924, at 4:15 p.m.. at General Hospi Philadelpbia, Pa., beioved wife of Willam Beeley, loving daughter of Catherine Henson, sister 'of Thomas and Albert Henson, niece of Eilzabeth Bruce. Notice of funeral later. * At Springfield, Mass., May 11, 1 JULIA MACK BMITH, 78 years old; wife of Edward P. Smith. Funeral from her late resi Qdence, 5 Lincoln st., 2 ¢.m. Tuesday. Burial at Middlefield Wednesday afternoou, DODSON. r of Marguerite Giles. | ox will b | Beaths, SULTON. Departed this life afior a brief nday. Mas 11, 1921, at Gallingen SHEPHERD ' SCLTON, _devoted of Bessie. father of Williem Yilliam and Cieseland. ‘Temains at 3 " Lthine's fune pel. 3rd and Eye sts sw. Notice of funeral iater. "0 O TILLMAN. Mo May 12, 1924, at 6:13 pm., JOH SEPH. Jr.," beloved son of and Mrs. John Tillman of 1019 “nd st and loving brother of Winfred and W. Tillman. Notice of funera| _ Sunday, May 11, 1924 at the Ese, Ear aod ‘Throat Hospits), OTT0. beloved husband of Ruth Van Aken Funeral from the chapel of W. K. Spears 0. 1208 1 st. n.w., Wednesdsy, May 19 4’10 a.m. e WARFIELD. Mondny, May 12. 1024, at 1210 Pim. AU Guorge' Wathingion ~ Dniversity lospital, EMORY RUHRMAN. beloved son of Allen’ W and Kathryn Rell Warfield. m ihe sesenteenth year of his age. Foneral Thursday. May 15 at 2:30 pm. from uh Chapel, Metiiodint Episcopal Churen. ugh - Chiapel Station, ~Anne Aronde Sy, M- T WREN. Mondas. May 12, 1924 Hospital, JOSEPH EUGENE.' aged 6 year: 11 ‘montis, loving son’ of Rufus W.' and Mary A Wren.' Funeral from Presby Aerian Church Wednesday, May 14, a1 nterment in’ Oakwood cem: ters, Fails Churen, Vo, OneTood o0 In Memoriam. BARER. In sad but loving remembrance of ourdear Husband and. fatber. JOHN W BAKER. who departed this life one rear 5. May 15, 1023, Not now. hut 1 coming years + We'll read {he meaning of onr tears It may lasd And 1) fhen well understand HIS DEVOTED WIFE, DORCIs BAKER Nobods L nzi AT fese R Leen s ween ut we shed our tears from aching hearis While others are fast aceep. 18 Cirores. « In Inving remembrance of our dear T WILLIAM HROWN, who, dr fo seven years ago today, May 1017 Surrounded by friends, we are lonesome In the midxt of All wa are hiye A smile on our aces, byt & heartache Tiear daddy. we ars thinking of yob HIS TOVING (HILDREN, EMMA, MABEL AND ROBERT. Not dead to me who loved him Not dead, but ‘gone lefore He Tives with me in memory And will forever more HIS LOVING MOTHER. * A tribute of love to the memars * grandmother MARY CARTEL Who departed this life May 13, 18 So gentle In nature. so patient in p ft ‘me Tor heaven 1o gain 3 ntle and actions £o kind Tis hard in this world her equni to find HER_DEVOTED GRANDMOTHER, MARY JONES DAVIS e of love and devotion 1o the s of our dear husband and S DODSON, who died May 13, 1918, ‘and WILLIAM_N! DODSON. who died Msy o 1914. May they rest in pesce. JULIA K. DODSON AND F. DOLBEAR. In loving remembrance wsband and father, HERE KAIL who died two years ago t HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * ERNST. In = _remembrance of our dear T F. ERNST (nee Reiser) who departed this life ten years ago, May CATHERINE F. SCOTT, A E. THOMA . | GARRETT. loving _remembrance of my dear father, JOHN W. GARRETT. who dr parted this 1ife two years ago, May 13. 1922 HIS_LOVING DAUGHTERS, BEATRICE AND ARMETA. EEENE. In who dicd 19 A prec A voice we A vacant pi Rest in_pesce. THEIR CHILDRE: SHORTER. In ioving remembrance of m Aear foster child, MILTON D. SHORTER, who was taken from me. suddenly. ope vear ago today, May 13. 1 In my heart your memary lingers. Stweetly, tender, fond and true dus. dear Milton, That T do not think of 1IS DEVOTED MOTHER, MAGGIE JOHN Tn sad but loving remembrance of r husband apd fatss., GEORGE It TH, who departed this life May 13, The depth of my sorrow 1 For the loss of one I lov while rou lie in peace. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN loving remembrance of my dear ELLA SMITH, who died five May 13, 1919, . MARY E. TAVENNER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband. CONWAY TIRBS, w «d this life eleven years ago ftodar. bt 8 voice came gently And called him home fo re t. fervent FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | WM. H. SARDO & 412 H st ne. P | _Modera G +———THE ORIGINAL ——y) WR.Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET,N.W. WMAIN 108 FORMERIY 540 F ST ALMUS R.SPEARE Wi B.S| S CLYDE J. HWM“ R. F. 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