Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 7

F. L. FLOYD EXPIRES. Funeral to Be Held Sunday, With Burial in Cherrydale. F. I. Floyd, 53 years old, formerly (1 employe of the Post Office Depart- lent for 20 years and who was later clerk in the United States Air Serv- > died at his *in Cherrvdale, last night oyd had- been failing health for about two years, At the outh of the World War voluntecred his services in the Afr rvice. His knowledge gained in the post office was valuable in aiding him to help to establish an efficient mail service in the Alr : de- l < he Favorite Christmas Store SHOP EARLY—MAIL EARLY Silks and Satins —make splendid gifts. Select Christmas dress patterns from our immense stock at popular our low [ — e Gift Hosier Honiming Bird i || CHIFFON clear, plete blors black and gun metal GOTHAM INVISIBLE: 1219-1221 partment during the war. He was retired from the Air Service in 1923 due to total disability. In_addition to these connections, Mr. Floyd was among the first per- sons to do photo engraving in the District. Mr. Floyd was born in the District in 1866. He is survived by his widow, two sons, Walter H. Floyd and French E. Floyd, and two daughters, Jars, Jessie L. Goodrich and Miss Eva M. Floyd, all of Cherrydale, Va.; a broth- er, Charles M. Floyd of Glendale, Md., and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer of this eity. Funeral scrvices will be conducted at the residence in Cherrydale Sunday afternoon. Interment will be at Co- lumbian Gardens, Cherrydale et G Street Store Hours, 9 to 6 P.M. - , SILK HOSE sheer quality, in a com- ortment of fashionable NW - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. BENJAMIN W. HOLMAN DIES Veteran of Post Office Department Service Dead at 73. Benjamin W. Holman, 73 years old, | formerly a paymaster in the Post Office Department, where he had worked for 40 years, died at his resi- dence, 2317 Twentieth street, yester- day after a short illness, Mr. Holman was a native of Massa- chusetts, tut moved to W.sconsin with his parents when a boy and re- celved his early education there. He retired from the Government service about three years ago. In addition to his connection with Hemstitching and Picot Edging Pleating Buttons Made to Order All Work Guaranteed 1 y | |1es, Calit, tho Government, Mr. Holman had long been interested in real estate holdings in Washington and was the owner of several pieces of property here. Since his retirement from the Government gervice he had spent some time in Califarinia and other W _ rn States. is survived by his widow, Mrs, Ada B. Holman; a son, Valentine Hol- man of Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs. Mary H. Pettibone of Los Ange- Funeral services will be conducted at the residence this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment wifl be in Tiffin, Ohio. LOUIS ZEREGA DEAD. Is Victim of Heart Affection. Louis Zerega, - local wrestler, died, at the age of 42 years, Wednesday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Walter Woodhouse, 714 6th street, from heart disease. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt issued a certificate of death from nat- ural causes. Zerega was held by a coroner’s jury in connection with the killing of James Selden Cawdan, 66-year-old paroled patient of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, who died March 1, 1921, from blood puisoning caused by in- juries received when attacked on March 17, 1921, Zerega was then a patient at the hospital. Cawden was robbed at the time of $115. Although the coroner’s inquest held Zerega, the grand jury refused to take notice of the case, and Zerega was not held legally accountable for the act. He was later discharged from treatment at St. Elizabeth’s. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Kate Carrico, at 442 New York avenue. Requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick’s Church and interment will be in St. Mary’s Cemeter. Wrestler C. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Gavel Club of Master Masons will have @ G00 card party, 8 p.m., in the Gavel Club ‘rooms, 419 13th street. The National Press Club will enter- tain newspapermen at its quarters in the Albee Bullding. Thurston, the magiclan, will be on the entertain- ment program. Admiral George Dewey Camp, No. 7, United Spanish American War Vet- erans, will meet for election of offi- cers at Northeast Masonio Temple. Temple. Brotherhood will meet in Eighth Street Temple, Dr. Bernard A. Baer will conduct the ritual, and Julius Rels will speak of “The Brotherhood of Man.” The Writers' League will meet, § o'clock, at Thomson School. “The World Court” will be the sub- ject of u free lecture by ¥, B. Bom- berger, assistant director, extension service of the University of Mary- land, at the college of finance and business administration of National University, 818 Thirteenth street at 7:30 o'clock, The Northwest Suburban Citizens’ Association will meet in the school at Friendship. LIQUOR RUNNERS FINED. Two Pay $400 Each in Police Court Today. Samucl H. Carter and John T. Carr, pleading guilty of transportation of 120 gallons of corn whisky, were fined $400 each upon their appearance in Police Court today. Carter was also fined $20 for speeding. Both men were arrested, while driv- ing on Bladensburg pike last night $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.9 At Age 85—send date of birth for particu- lars aud illustration. Company founded 1865, Asseta over §300.000.000. M. Le Roy Goff, 810 Woodward Bldg. nches—M. 0. | _Insurance—All_Bra en route to Richmond, Va., by Licut Guy E. Burlingame, Precinct Detec- ive Kuehling and Wilson and Re enue Agent George King. The men told the court today that they were trying to make a little extra Christ- mas money. In view of the fact that including $l .0 0 Pure Silk Hose | silk ho: {it was their first offense and pleas of suilty had been entered, the court was itenent in their fine, be worn under Winter necessity. regular, $1.00 Seconds of the ivery pair guaranteed. Ii they rip, run or tear, . Pair . Highland Scarfs B pla frin Practical Gifts for Men & Boys Men’s Arrow Handkerchiefs 50c¢ Handkerchiefs, half $ l 75 < % . 4 in Box. .. . Men's en in box Xmas Neckwear Each Tie in Gift Box Men's Knitted Tles, immense sel tion at— 69¢. 95¢, $1.95 Boys' Knalitted Ties 50c Men's Beautifu In a vast assortment designs and colors Tim's Caps, for men Guaranteed 100 Fatented mufler ment. All color —Main Floor. bors and gi pure a8 e e 000 Gifts for Young Folks Special Sale of Children’s Coats $5.00 Polaire Velour Plaids Smart tailored and fur- trimmed ‘models in coats, of warm, serviceable quality, for children of 7 to 14. —Downstairs Store Flannel Pajamas 89¢ Made of good grade flan- nel, in pink and blue stripes. Sizes 6 to 14, Brushed Wool Sets $5.75 Consisting of cap, leggins and Sizes up to 5 year: buff and peacock. Qs Boys’ Suits Of jersey and wool tweeds in all colors. Several popu- lar colors to choosc from. 0B B B BB B e B B aae sweater, mittens. Brown, ~—Downstairs Store aa 0t N Silk-and-Wool Ties, o $1.25 worsted - $1.65 (?l.xah( 59‘: vou get a new pair. Individual pair in gift box, with Xmas card. Pure Silk Hose In Over 20 Colors Beautiful quality, that $l 00 will surprise_you at this low price. Knit for superior. wear, as well as finc appeararce. Over 20 colors, including black. $2.95 autiful wool scarfs, in ds and stripes , self ged. —Main -Floor. Interwoven Socks In Gift Boxes Lisle, 35¢ Pair; 3 Pairs for $1 Silk, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 Wool, 75¢ Silk and Wool, $1.00 Hickok Belts and Buckles Genuine Cowhide Belt, and Hickok buckle with initial. Com $1.00 plete in gift bex B and beauti- Genuine Cowhide Belt, ' $2.00 ful initlal Hickok bue Complete in gift box.... Beautif: fece Outfy, in gift hox Genuigg cowhide belt, with initial beltogram and buckle, out- fit complete. $3.00 4 in Box.. . $1 Linen In ec- ris, —Main Floor. DRESS SALE Hundreds of Lovely Silk and Cloth Frocks —Many Spring Models $13.75, $16.75 and $19.75 Sizes 16 to 44 " Materials Flat Crepe Canton Crepe Satin Canton Poiret Sheen Velvet Jersey Hairlines Colors Cranberry Green Black Navy —Downatairs Store Values That Are Unmatchable Of plain and block polaire, for dress and sports wear. Sizes 16 to 42. Pop- ular colors. - FORMER CRITIC DIES. B. I. Dasent, Once of New York Herald, Succumbg. LOS ANGELES, December 12.—Rury Irwin Dasent, former dramatic edi- tor of the New York Herald and & Chambers’ Charge for Local Calls. $4.00 Chambers has changed prices In favor of the people. Chambers sells the best steel vaul made for §30 / Chambers gives a full and complete fu- neral, up. Think of This Casket, gray or black, hearse cars, embaiming, ail service at one pleasing charge of $100. All Chambers’ funerals are priced at half the old-time undertakers' charges. Call Columbin 432 W. W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. of the London Times, died here ves- terday. fine quatity’ use of our chapel; Spottswood Descendant Dies. Special Dispateh to The Star. , FREDERICKSBURG, Va., 12.—Alexander 1. Spottswood, of Gov. famous Alexdnder D. Spottswood, as a colonial Governor of Virginia and leader of the Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, died at his home near Flat Run, eighth vear. He died in the house in which he was born, built by a son of Gov. Spottswood. Match Your Odd Coats With Our Special TROUSERS 465 AND UP Go straight to Eiseman’s to match vour odd coats, where you have the largest variety of trousers to select from. A most marvelous collection—all colors —all sizes—all materials. EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Give Him a Knox Beaver for Xmas We have them in Pearl Gray, Dark Dove and Seal Brown;. soft silky finish; full silk linings. You'll never buy a better made, nor a more stylish hat than this. Knox Felts, $7 and $10 Knox Velours, $15 and $20 222 222 Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Inc. Thirteen Ten F Street nephew of the late Sir George Dasent | December | oldesta and one of the last direct descendants | Orange County, | early Tuesday morning, in his eighty- | , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 WILLIAM N. EATON DIES. Rites Here Today—Burial Wilmington. William N. Eaton, assistant chiet draftsman in the Bureau of Steam Engineering, Navy Department, where he had been employed 25 yvears, died at his residence, 1809 Monroo street, yesterday, after a lingering 1llnes: Mr. “laton was & native of Ports- mouth, Va. He was a member of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church and La Fayette Lodge, No. 1 F. A A M He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Caroline B. Eaton, and a son, Samuel B. Eaton of this city. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Walter A. Morgan, pastor of Mount Pleasant Congrega- tional Church, and Rev. Dr. James H. Taylor, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Masonic serv- ices also will be held at the resi- dence by La Fayette Lodge. Inter- ment will be in Wilmington, Del, where additional Masonic services will be conducted at the grave, — e WILL LEASE OIL LAND. Work Asks for Bids on Tract ¢ Make Osage Indians Far Richer. Oklahoma's Osage Tndians, the rich- est Indian tribe in the world, are to become wealthier, Secretary of the Interior Work an- nounced today a sale of 25,000 wcres of ofl lease land on the Osage reser- vation, to be held at Pawhuska, Oklu on December 18. Part of the fand ( be offered for sale adjoins the famous Burbank oil fleld, the richest oil field in the world. Wells of the Burbank fleld are belleved to be draining the unleased lands. The luw requires that approximately 100,000 acres of the unleased Osage land must be of- fered for leasing annually The Burbank ficld has alread duced more than $9,000,000 burr ol from 1,416 wells. Menibers of the Osage tribe have recelved revenue: | irom the products of the | fleld up to October 1 amounting t $76,820,069. O1l operators paid $5 123,000 as bonuses for leases on ti reservation, while $23,69 celved as a royalty. A bonus of $1,990,000 was paid for the privilege of securing a lease on une 160-acre tract last March. Royaltles accruing to the Osage Indians from oil and gas on thelr r ervation total more than a mil! dollars a month. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fatr warmer tonight; lowest temperature about 35 degrees; tomorrow cloudy and warmer: moderate south and southwest winds. / | Maryland—Falr and slightly warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy and warm- er, probably light rain In extreme | West portion; moderate south and | southwest winds. { Virginia—Fair and slight!y warmer tonight; tomorrow, increasing cloudi. ness and warmer, moderate south and southwest winds, | West' Virginta—Fair and warmer | tonight; tomorrow, clouay and warm- jer; light rain {n north portion. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 38; § p.m 12 midnight, 32; 4 am,, 31; S am, 3 noon, 40. Barometer—é pm. 30.15; S pm 30.17; 12 midnight, 30.08; 4 a.m., 29.9 8 am., 29.97; noon, 29.91. Highest temperature, 40, occurred at noon, today; lowest temperature, 29, occurred at 7 a.m., today. | Temperature sam | Highest, 53; lowest, 30. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of tne water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 35; condition, muaay ‘Weatker in Various Cities. T premmme s i in and pimeas » Woud( emoy “t a3 yen | Avtiene.Tex. Alhany | Athend Attantic City Baltimore Birmingham. Bismarek -+ Boston Buttaio ... Charleston Chicago - Cincinnaii Cleveiand - 3 28 . Clear Spowin, Clear & Clondy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Snowing Clondy Clear Clonds Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clondy Cioudy Clear Pt Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Bnowing. Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt.ciondy Rnowing Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear 838 838 EBRERATIRRINEEZ 1a Helena . Huron. 8. D). 29.62 Indianapolis. 29.96 ksonville, 30.16 Kansas City. 29.88 Los Angeles, 30.28 Loutsville .. 30.02 Miami, Fla.. 30.08 New Orleans 30.28 New York. BELBTYBEIY .. 30.14 Pittsburgh. . 29.92 Portland, Me. 30.04 Portland,Ore 30.40 Ralelgh,N.C. 30.08 &, Lake City 80.56 Antonio. 30.30 San Diego... 30.08 8. Francisco. 0.22 St. Louis... 20.94 8t. Paul..... 2956 Seattle ... 30.30 kane ... 80.12 ASH.,D.C. 2. 36 18 50 46 29 FOREIGN. (8 1.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. Tondon, England. Part cloudy Parfs, France.... Part cloudy Berlin, Germany. . ¥ cloudy Copenhagen, Denmark, Part clody Stockholm, Sweden... Cloudy Gibraltar, 8; Clear Cloudy Cloudy FPart clondy Havana, Cuba.... e Part cloudy Canal Zone. Part cloudy 23 LADY'S WATCH _Eyo st. near 16th. Address Box 36.H, Star office. o R LOST. ATREDALE DOG—Silver on head: 11978, ‘aime “Frisky"'; reward. :IR‘SD;LFM l:l«. Al:-l ]wé!ll black saddle. oply mgton Animal Rescue Leaj 3 Maryiand" ave. sw. . ATREDALE—Answers (o Bame of Buddy No. 2078; strayed from 7002 Georg Main 42" Reward. AIREDALE DOG, one year old; weight about 50 pounds; answers to me of “‘Jack. ward, Cleveland 5574. 3419 Porter st BA uare, aluminum bead bag, red design: Carnegie Institution reception, Thur: night; reward. Chbief Clerk, Smithsonian 1n- stitation. . COLLIE—Male, Dblack and white and tan; very small size. Washington Animal Rescue League, 340 Maryland ave. s.w. % DOG—Part collie, about 22 inches Bigh, whits chest; tall mixed with black: named ‘‘Park."” Ticense Phone Cleve. Reward. Pbone Potomac 1730 after 5, st b DOG—Red Irish Setter, male, in Washi Highands. Return to Oren Ruefly, Washing. ton Highlands, Liberal Teward: oo B GLASSES, light rims, neer 9th at. o ar - few Columbia _2096- FOX terrier pup, large brown spot on back and head, black face: answers to name of Bob. $25 reward If returned to 120 I2th st. s.e. 12¢ GERMAN POLICE DOG—Young. Big reward. Col._4808J. 12! LASSES, fortoise shell, In cape. viclui Sitn'ana I ats, Taesday. ' Phone Coi. 5489 M. BT_Goid, initials “A. A B.": Nichols K Racostia. ast might. " Finder Dlease ve turs fo 316 lst'st. s.c. Reward. b W JBE TRUNK, large; lost or stol Tesulting in e A R ) N eserara’ aress aad Tith 1ad. eu Y re w.: Twursday. Heward. M. M. Par- ton or Burbanl | o date last year—| | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The High School Teachers’ Union will give a tea at the Collego Wom- en’s Club tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Laura P. Morgan, a former member of the school board. She will speak of her trip to Europe last Summer, Cards of _Gl:hanks. DOYLE. Wa wish to express our sympathy, thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their coudolence and beautiful floral tributes during our sorrow at the death of our beloyed mother, Mrs. MARY A. DOYLE. THE FAMILY. WATTS. 1 am expressing my sincere thanks to the relatives and friends for their sym- Dathy sxd besutiful Soral tributes at-the death of RICHA! VATTS. RUBY COLES. Beaths. BELMONT. Suddenly, Wednesday, December 10, 1924, at hin residence, 530 Park ave. New York, AUGUST, beloved husband of Eleanor Beimont and father of aymond and Morgan Belmont, In bis 72d_yeur. Funeral services ut the Cathedral of St. John the Divige at 4 pm. Fridey. December 12, In- terment. Saturday mornibg at Island Ceme tery, Newport, R. 1. CISSEL. Thursduy, December 11, 1024, at 10 pm.. at_her rexidence. Darnéstown, Md., JULIA_GRIFFITH CISSEL. 1o lLer 720 year. Funeral Saturday, December 13, at i1 am. from her laie’ residence, Darncs town, Md. Interment Heatisville, Md. DIERKEN. Thursday, December 11, AMES C., beloved ‘son of the Jate Annic " and_Joseph Dierken. Funeral services from Kaffeil’s chapel, 5th and H sts. n.w., Satur- December 13, at 10 a.m. Interment at int Olivet Cemoters. ; DILLARD, lieparted this life Tueaday, De- cember 9, 1921, at G p.m., after 8 lngering ifiness residence, 1009 Minnesots D C.o JOHN B. DILLAKD, Gt Eimma Dillard: brother ard and Mrs. Carte from the First Baptist Rev. George Br nber 14, at 1 ds dnvited: 1o 1924, Deanw, day, I snd’ 1 Cemetery FLOYD. Depar At his home, wn r 11, 1924, errsdale, Va., PRENCH L. the beloved husband of Annie E. Floyd (ne Albert), in his 59th yesr. Funeral from hi late residence Sunday, December 14, at p.m. Please omit flowers. 13¢ GARRISON. Tiepurtad this life Tuesday, De cember 9, 1024, MARTHA, the beloved i< [ ter of Mary E. Garrison. Funersl services Will be conducted by Rev. Waiter Brooks a Mre. Ruth Dubney's, 1185 rd st. mw.. S It members of the Im urgently requested ments for Sisters d Martha Gar. ng, Thurs order of the Melvina Lee, Mary Gross o will be due at our nex December 18, 1924 president, Wy MRS, CHARLOTTE SHIELDS, THOMAS §. PALMER. Fin. Sec | JACKSON. Thursday, December 11, 1924, at| the rosidence of her som, Dr. Algerpon B.| Juckson, 213 Florida ave, n.w., Mrs. SARAH L JACKKON. Funersl services private, In- terinent ut her former home. Princeton, Ind JONES. Departed this life Thursday, Decem ber 11 1624, at 5:06 pm . at Ereedm Howpiial, afier a short iliness, WILLIAM JONES, beloved husband of Jones; doving won of Mre. Eliza Juckson, of Arthur Jackson. brother of Harris William: He lemves to lo% @ Lost of other relatives a ral Sunday, December 14, from Third TSt Chureh. 5ih and @ ste. at 1 pow G. Bullok, pastor.” Reisains at JONES. Officers Lodge, No. S and_members of Columbla I B. P. 0. E. W.: You are herchy notified to mest in 4 session of worrow ut the Elks’ Home. 911 T st. nw. tonight, December 12. 1924, at 8 pm.. t a fitting tribate of respect to the mem of and arrange 1o attend fhe funeral of our ‘late associate and beother, WILLIAM JONES, who cutered the City of the ‘Great ond Thursday, December 11, 1924, 4t 205 pm., at Freedmen's Hospital, after a brief ilinas. Funeral wiil be held Sun December 14, at 1 pm.. from Third tict Churel, and Que sts. p.w rge 0. pastor. Brothers ored 1o us st the Elks' Home welock noon reb in & body to’ the residence of on. brother, 00 P st. o thence fo the church. Officers and members of Morniug Ntar Lodge, No. 40, and Forest Temple, No. 9, 1 K. P. 0. E. W., are asked to attend in & body. JOHN ¥, ROSS, Exalted Ruler Attest: ALFONSO E. WILLIAMS, Sec KERRIGAN. Wedpesday, December 10. 1924, At A:30 pm.. At the rexidence of her i taw, 1414 Morse st n.e., MARY M RIGAN (nee Mulboliand). heloved Patrick M Funeral wifl pose of ber soul at 9 o'clock. Re friends invited. (Birmiogham, Al please cobs. ) | KREAMER. Thursdax 1:30 p.m CHARLES A. KREAMER, beloved husband of Agnes (noe Blades). in his Funeral will take place Moudas morning st 9:15 o'elock from I Trinity Church where requiem high mass will be sung for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends ited to attend. Interment Nt. Mary's Cemetery. Rockvilie, Md. (Rocksille paper please copy.) 140 NOKES. Departed this life December 11, 1924, at 5 wm.. SARAH J.. beloved wife of John Fuoneral from ber late residence. . n.e., Saturday. December 13, 1 . ‘thence to St. Joseph's Church where mass will be said at 8 o'clock. Friends | #nd relatives are jovited. 1z OLIVER. Tharedas, December 11, 1924, ut | ber liome, Vienna'Va., Mrs. EUNICE DAVIS i December 11, 1924. at OLIV Funeral Sunday, December 14, at 11 am.. at the Baptist Church. Iuterment ut Andrew Chapel Cemeters. 13¢ PATTEE. Departed this life jn New York City Wednesday, December 10, 1924, JOHN A.PATTEE, iu his Slst year. He is sur. ¥ived by his belosed wife, 1 on, 4 daugh ters, 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grand children, Rurial will be in Arlington Ceme- tery at 1 p.m. Saturday, December 13. Rela- tives and friends iny (Detroit papers Please copy.) . PATTEE. Washington, D. B. P. 0. Flke: The lodge will coovens in session of sorrow at 12 noon Naturday, De- cember 13, 1921, for the purpose of aftend- ing the funeral of Brother JOHN A, PAT. TEE of Richmond Lodge, No. 43 P 0. *Elks. Toterment at Arlington. Klk services at grave. By order of A. BALDERSON, Fxalted Ruler W. N. SHELBY, ‘Shcretary Fridar, December 12, 1924, 1801 Oregon ave., ~GEOR beloved husbgnd of There Fuveral from St. Church December at his Koman | RIDOUT. ~ ®uddenly, Wednesday, Decomber J0. 1924, at 4 pan., WILLIA] THOMASR, heiosed husband of Elizabath Clark Ridout devoted father of Jtichurd. Alice, Farl, John Ror Anna. Charles and Frank Ridoat and Mrs Lotiie Eills and Emily Harels, Fnueral will be held Saturday. December from his Inte home, 2313 I, sf, n.w thence to St. Augustine's Church at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeter. RIDOUT. Memhers of the Knights of St. Xugustine Commandery, No. 2, are requested 15 14 t to meet at St. Augustine’s Chorch Saturday, Tiecember 13, 1924, 10 a.m.. to attend the fancral of ‘ouc iate brother, WIL RIDOUT. DANIEL SPRI FRANK GARNER, Secretar: TAYLOR. Thursday, December 11 = at his residence, 411 7 ES W. TAYLOR, Sr. 1AM be d_ father Faneral t 2 .o, from his denice. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. WINSTON. Departed tbls life Thursday, De- cember 11, 1924, at 4 p.m., after a lingering illness, at her 'residence, '1151 New Jersey ave. n.w., HENRIETTA WINSTON, devoted wife of Calvin Winston. Funeral Monday, December 15, at 1:30 p.m., from the Ver- mont Avenue Baptist Church, Kev. James E. Willis, pastor. Relatives and friends invited. Remains resting at Winslow's establishment, i2th and K sts, nw., George W. G manaj 'WINSTON. Departed this life, December 11, 1924, at her residence, 1151 New Jersey ave. nw., HENRIETTA, devoted wife of Calvin Wi Al members of St. Ktephen's Todge. No. 45, of Good Kamaritan, are he by notifled to’ attend the cail meeting unday night at 7:30 p.m., ia Winslow Hall, 12th and K sts. n.w. GEORGE WANK, Chief. EDMONA CARTER, Sec. YOUNG. Thursday, December 11. 1024, at 5 a.m.,'at his residence, 138 it st. n.w. . CHARLES H., beloved husband of Maria A., Drother-in-law of Mary J. Poole and Wii- Jam R. Swmith: uncle of Alma P. Smit Fuveral from Peopie’s Congregational Chur Sunday, December 14, at 1 p.m. Friends and relatives invited fo attend. 13¢ YOUNG. The officers and members of Charles Datcher Lodge, N F. A A M., are hereby notified he deathi of P. CHARLES H. YOUNG and are requested to e present Sunday, December 14, 1924, at Teople's Congregational Church, M st.’ b tween 6th and 7ih sts. D.W., to pay the last honor to his memory. ALLAN A. O. GRIFFITH, W. M. W. L. PATRICK, Sec. 13 ZEREGA. Wednesday, December 10, 1924, LOUIS ZEREGA. ieloved brother of Kite Carrico, Rose Woodhouse, Margaret Har- wood, Joe Zerega, David Zerega and the late Frank E. Zerega, and beloved son of James Zerega, aged 42’ years. Funeral from his Iate residence, 443 New York ave. n.w., on Saturday, December 13, at 9 a.m.; thénce to St. Patrlek’s Church. where requiem high mass will be said. Interment at St. Mary" Cemetery. 2 In Memoriam. ANDERSON. A tribute of love and devotion to_the memory of my dear mother, MARY ANDERSON, ‘who_departed this life seven Years ago todey, December 12, 1917. Some day, some time, my eyes shall see The face 1 losed so well: Some day her band shall clasp in mine And_never say farewell. , ADA DICK HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, 3¢ his residence, 3110 N st. nw.. | 60th year. | In Memoriam. BELL. Sucred to the memory of onr desr mother, GEORGIA ANNA BELG, who i irted ‘this 117 o Bartsd, this Jite ono year ago today, Dec Dear mother, how we miss Since you have been caliad away: Our heatts are sching sadly As we think of you each day. 1t 1s lonesome for us without you, 8o sad we caunot xplal One year of eilent sorrow, One year of griet and pata. FAWILY BOWMAN. In loving memory of r Tile jand mother, JCAROLINE BOWAAS o s 1ife thre o . December 12, 1921, - o o ! Not our will, my God, but Thine e. D%ztm‘nnmnzbfirb AND PATCER A WMAN AND JANE I BROWN. In memory of our devoted moth: MARY P."BROWN, who deparied. tniv 114 seven years ago today, December 12, 1017 EDNA AND FRANCES. * BRUCE. In sad but loving remembrance of Pinvelr husband and father, JAMES T E, who died threa. a0d my beloved son, ROY. = b0 1% In our hearts you are loved and remembere rSweet thoughts still eling fo your name. The hearts that loved you so dearly in 1if: Love you in death just the same. DEVOTED "WIFE AND DAUGHTEL LUCILL . BURNETT. In sad but loving remembran of my dear mother, LENA BURNETT, i | departed this life’ thr as December 120 Jog1, o TeN 40 tod | BON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. | FORD. A tribate of love and devotion to 1 menory of my dear aunt, MARTHA CAll TER, Who entered the realms of an eferns bilss’ two years ago today, December 1 In the beautiful hereafter In the life that is to Ir. | Somerwhere in God's great forese | Dear aunt, I shall meet with thee | HER NIECE, MARY In loving remembrance of my drs lusband, THOMAR . HIGDON. who di. one year ugo today, December 13, 1923 HIS DEVOTED WIFF. but loving remembran E. KABISCH, % ago todas, D | RABISCH. | of my dear depurted thi 1 | cember cr forever Time cannot change them, 'tia frie Years that may come cannot sever My loving remembrance of vou HER LOVING HUSBAND, CURT ( BISCH. memory of our_ beloves MAKIE F. KABI who passed away one s Décember 12, 1923, %0 sad and sudden was the o Your death wax a shock (o us all Perhaps some day we will understan When we meet in_another lan MOTHER AND SISTERS In loving but sad remembrance my dear mother, Mrs. ANN KELLER, w departed this iife 17 years ago today, 1) cember 12, 1807 In ms heart your memory lingers, o Sweetly. teader. fond aud true That I do no HER LOVIN | HENNING MoDONALD. | RELLER. In loving remembrance of o SARAH A. McDONALD, wh seven (1) years ago today, De 2, 1917 DAUGHTER AND SON. ad but loving remembrar e mother and grandmothe: ILLIPS, who departed ti years ago today, 1 | December 12 |1t i lonesome here without you Aid all slong the way ¥or lifs s not the same to me Stace rou were called away YOUR HUSBAND, JoB Dear mother, how I miss you Since you were calied away My heart Is aching sadl As T think of sou each day. YOUR DAUGHTER, NELLIA, Forzet you. no, I never will 1 loved Jou then. I love you still. YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER, MARIE SACREY. A tribute of love and remembra | Ger. SARAH C. SACREY | fe seven years ago t mother, who was loved by & ~can tel ithout farewe SON. GEORGE C. SACREY In Joving remembranee of ou father. SAMUEL H us_suddenly twe December 12, 1922 FAMILY. SMITH. In loving remembrance of our dear fatier, THOMAS J. SMITH, who left us four years ago today, December 12, 1920 There is never a day that passes | hout some thought of Fou; | We are alwars thinking of some i - he pain of HER LOVIN SHERWOOD. dear husi SHERW That you used to HIS DEVOTED SON LAW. HAYW | s\t | THORNTON. do. D DATUGHTER-IN ARGARE] oving remembrance CART, M. THORNTOX ed this life two rears ago tedar | 1922, de softly sleeping, Wiere the flowers gentiy wave lova %o dearly 4 silent grave. MOTHER _AND _ S0 {UDOLPH THORN acred to the memorr TTIE E. WILLIAMS | Who 1eft us one year ago today. 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