Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1924, Page 7

P 0 IRA H. JOHANNES DIES; MISS LUCYLE WHEELER Praths. D) a0V LD > > LD L A Lty i 2> Al e /4 Y 20 Y D (® " Za(D Ll O\ all kD D In Sunday’s papers you’ll read the full page announcement of our greatest Clearance Sale; and this will be the story— Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits eand Qvercoats at extreme reductions! It’ll be an announcement well worth waiting for; good to read; and good to act upon. Raleigh Haberdasher Inc. Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen-Ten F Street A Little Used—But Not Abused Delivers Any Article Advertised Here Saturday morning the Phillip Levy Exchange Depart- ment, located in the basement of our store at 735 7th St. "N.W. will close out the entire stock of slightly used fur- niture at less than one-half usual prices. Come early to share in these bargains—they will not last long. Many ,other pieces of good furniture on sale, too many to ad- vertise. All sales final, no exchanges or refunds. - Terms as Low as $1.00 Week. BED DAVENPORTS—Golden Oak Bed Davenports, covered in brown fmitation leather, will go for only $19.50. Delivered for... PHONOGRAPHS — Mah ogany Cabinet Phonographs, only slightly used, will be sold for only $39.50 Delivered for... SETTEE—Parlor Settee, covered with silk damask, will be sacri- ficed for $7.50. Dellvered for........es . DINING TABLE —Square Oak ixtension Table for as little as $4.95. Delivered for.eceess REFRIGERATORS — Good Size Refrigerators, in top-icer, also three-door, style, for as little as $14.50. Delivered for. CHIFFOROBE—Beautiful Ameri- can Walnut Chifforobe, with six drawers and clothespress. In ex- cellent condition. Worth $60 new. Our price only $24.50. Delivered fOT...eeommees . E'X\C'H TAINIG)E- PHiCL(P Levy SECRETARY-—Beautiful Quar - tered Oak Seoretary, with five shelves, full length glass door, writing desk and drawers. A beau- tiful library piece for only $29.50. Deltvered for. BUFFETS—Solid Oak Buffet, with silver drawer and double doors, glass mirror across top, Will =o for only $18.00. Delivered fOT......wsessos COUCH-BED—A Settes by day and comfortable Bed at night. Covered with attractive cretonne, heavy tufted pad. Complete for only $19.50, Delivered for.e.ams CHAIRS—Odd Chairs of many different kinds are offered for as little as $1.00. Any gix Chairs delivered for.... DINING SUITE—Heavy Oak Buffet, large bow front glass door China Cabi- net, good size Oak Serving Table, 54-inch Extension Dining Table and 6 Genuine Leather Seat Chalrs. All 10 pleces will go for uaoo. Delivered fOr...oemsamens. & EPARTMENT SCRCXIR 735,SEVENTH, ST NW.Betwecn G&H e | Retired Medical Officer, Brother of Senator, Victim of Heart Attack. Stricken with a heart attack as he was awaiting a street car at Four- teenth and ¥ streets early last night, Col. Willlam Otway Owen, retired of- ficer of the Army Medical Corps and brother of Senator Robert I Owen of Oklahoma, died in an ambulance {en route to Kmergency Hospital. Mrs. Owen was with her husband when he was stricken and, aided by others, took him to a corner drug store, where treatment was given Dbefore the ambulance arrived. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at mergency Hospital The funeral will be private tomor- row from his residence, 2719 Ontario road, at 2 p.m. Dr. Percy Hall of St. Paul's rectory, | Alexandria, will officiate. Masonic serv- |ices also will be conducted. Interment | will be in Arlington Natfonal Cemetery. The honorary pallbearers will be Surg. Gen. M. W. Ireland, U. S. A.; Brig. Gen. R. E. Noble, assistant surgeon general; Dr. W. H. Phillips, Col. Glenn Jones, Dr. Lewis H. Tay- lor, Edgar Snyder, United States mar- shal; Surg. ( Hugh S. Cumming, Public Health Service, and Admiral R. ¥. Still, surgeon general U. S. N., and Col. Tasker. Col. Qwen was 70 years old and & nativa of Tennessec. He was grad- ated from the Virginia Milltary In- stitute and obtained his medical de- gree from the University of Virgin He served in the Army from 1882 un- | | til 1919, During his career he had | been curator of the Army Medical | Museum and Library and professor of anatomy at Georgetown Medical school. A special act of Congress returned him to service after he had passed the retirement age of 64 years, and he continued on the active list until 19. fecently he had devoted much time to literary pursuits, and much atten- tion to Garfleld Memortal Hospital, of which he was a director. Surviving Col. Owen are his widow, who formerly was Miss Anna Rives | Chalmer of Lynchburg; a son, William {0. C. Owen of this city, and S | owen. Col._Owen a FOUND. k. 2700 Upton st., or Clev. 3 gold m‘ hag. with keys and money. : amed to Apt. 1, 1236 T1th st. n.w.. or leaye at desk. BLACK BARPIN | ant. _Telephone Col near Pe “white ring aro ith white, ring around | Christmas A X714, Reward d fashioned furned to 1118 Enclid st 7 back and ear; te. brown spot 1833 South Feward Reward. i LIBERTY BOND COCUPON. bill: liberal reward. _Adanis 3 PEARL, NBCKLACE—Evening ERenal’ roward. A, Tautsim, Apartment, 17th and Park . POCKETBOOK—Gray | to & Tien “and ; ! Columbi POCKETBOOK, biack ing money, automob: and papers. Tuable to_owncr. ¢ returned to owner, M. R. Zachary, Del Ray, Va. Tel Alex. N PUR December, § months old; Iast seen letter " carrier on and Quincy sta. turn_to 3303. _Re- et 2 g with |7th st between Rundolph now.; very playful. Finder please 711 Quincy st. m.w. or call Col ward R e N T BT ¥0ld_mesh, Baturday evening. | Decemper 20, 1eaving, Metropolitan’ Ciub. AG: | nex, H st. Beward. Telepbone Franklin 3095 | 26° ond, near Palais reward. 26 Wednesday. on 14ih ‘and Park rds. or in Park Road Post Offce, or in Arcade Market: rin, engraved “R. E. C. to J. G. B Reward i returned to Apt. 3, 3015 14th st. nw. 27% SPECTACLES—Near Catbedral Mansions shell-rimmed. Return thedral, North! NG—Oval onyx, with di s GT‘OwEamsa: . Liberal Biveen Columb s night, Bitwoan South Carolin N Sl T s, aves-s contents B8 bork and. snecks of R M: Kiscken, camh and assorted gifts; reward. Quaid, 1922 Law- Nnce eor me. Notth 14011 TMBRELLA, blue silk, 14th & D e Phone Atani o01 e WALLET of checks (1mindorsed) " of Bannockburn Golf Club, at 14th lnd on 14th st._car, about 10 a.m.. December 2'! Reward, Call White, Col. Z2145; 3100 (’::\ in. Columbia rd. WATCH_Small, gold; monogram on pii. Phone Woodsids 181-R. THE LATEST AND SMARTEST THING IN BOYS SUITS TAILORED JUST LIKE DADDY'S ON SALE SATURDAY, BOYS’ LONG OVERCOATS Sizes 12 to 16 Double - breasted models, with 3-pc. belts, in the new attractive shades. $12.75 VALUE $9.95 AY OWEN, ond-degreo Mason and a member of the Knights of Pythia He was a member of the American Medical As- sociation, the District of Columbia, the Cosmos Club and the Army and Navy Club. S RITES FOR LOUIS HOUGH. Services Conducted at Petworth Methodist Church. Funeral services for Louis Neal Hough, who died suddenly Saturday at the Rmergency Hospital, were held at the Petworth M. E. Church Wednesday afterno Rev. Dr. Ed- ward Hayes, pastor, officiated, assist- ed by the former pastor, Rev. Dr. G. Williams of Frederick, Md Mr. Hough had been a resident of Washington for the past 35 years. He was born in Waterford, Loudoun County, Va, September 12, 1852, the son of the late John and Hannah Hough. For many years he was a member of the old Grace M. E. Church at Ninth and S streets, After the church was sold he transferred his membership to the Petworth Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs E. Bennet Hough, also of Water He leaves a daughter, Miss Leila Hough, and a son, Herbert; three brothers, Robert and Burrow of this city and George C. Hough of Pitts- burgh, and two sisters, Mrs. Bertie andria and Mrs. John Waterford. Ada CIT;'—!;E;]S IN BRIEF. Dr. G. B. Wilkinson, dean of the- ology, Washington Mission Col- lege, will lecture at Capitol Memorial Church, Sunday, $ p.m. Su Di- vorce, the Wreck of Homes, n of the Times.” Musical program, 7:30. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Writers' League of ton will meet, 8 o'clock, in School. Reading program Washin, Thom stories end 35 000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 85—send date of birth for partien- fars ‘s5a Goatratin. Company founded 1863, Assets over $300.000.000. M. Lo Roy Gof. 610 Woodward Bldg. W. W. Chambers’ $100 Complete Funeral —is equal to an, Beautiful casket, hearse, burial case, use of our chapel and service, all for $100. Steel Vaults, Any Make $85.00 Finest Private Ambulances Local Calls Only $4.00 ‘Why Pay More? To Pay Less and Get More . W. Chambers Co. Undertakers Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 432 the Medical Assocfation of | LONG JEWELER HERE Member of Masonic Lodge Also ‘Was Active in Church Affairs and Civic Interests. Ira H. Johannes, jeweler and resi- dent of Washington for almost 60 vears, died at his home, 3149 Mount Pleasant strect, early today, after an illness of two months. Born in Baltimore January 29, 1855, the deceased lived later In New York City, and then came to Washington, where the firm of John G. Johannes was founded by his father in the Civil War period, later to be succeeded by the Ira H. Johannes Co., Inc. Mr. Johannes was a charter member of the old National Rifles, the ploneer- ing organization for the present Na- tional Guard. He was known widely as one of the fast disappearing old school of Washington business men. Thirteenth street, and has been per- petuated by the family of which he was a member since 1860. Recently Mr. Johannes took into partnership four of his employes, Joseph Scalia, Grover Veily, Jol Preller and Charles K. Ritter. Under the tutelags of Mr. Johannes, many jewelry mechanics now plying their trades in Wathington and else- where, as well as a number now en- gaged in the manufacturing jewelry business here, received thelr early training. Surviving Mr. Johannes widow, formerly Miss Katherine Dodd; a son, Dana; a daughter, Hat- tls, and a sister, Imogene Johannes, | all restding in this city. The deceased was a member of the Assoctation of Oldest Inhabitants, and for many vears a vestryman of St | Mark's and Trinity churches. He also was @ 32nd degree Mason, a member of B. B. French Lodge, a life member of Washington Chapter of the Wash- ington Commandery, and of Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine Funeral arrangements have not been rmnpluled. are his MARSHALL, WRITER DEAD | Former Capital Correspondent Is Pneumonia Victim. Randolph Marshall, former man- aging editor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger and at one time Wash- | ngton correspondent of vork Herald, died Wednesday in Lutheran Hospital, from pneumonia, according to recefved here. Mr. Marshall started his newspaper career in Philadelphia 30 years ago, when he was identified with the hiladelphia Press. He was a police reporter, writer legislative corerspond: and executive. He went then to New York on the staff of the Herald, where lLe was assigned to many fmportant missions abroad, and was at various times head of the Wash- ington Herald Bureau. He returned to Philadelphia where he became managing editor of the Public Ledger. The funeral will be held Friday in Philadelphia, with burial at the West | Laurel Hill Cemetery. BISHOP BICKLEY RITES. the word FuneralServices for Prelate Set for Tomorrow. PHILADELPHIA, December 26.—The {funeral of Bishop George H. Bickley of | the Methodist Episcopal Church, who died Christmas eve in the Methodist Hospital here, after a long fliness, will be held tomorrow. Many prominent clergymen are expected to attend the | | services. Dr. Bickley, who was a cousin of Bishop Charles Burns, Bishop of San | Francisco area, was el 1920 and assigned to Singapore in the |Strajts settlement. His health failed |and he returned home last Spring, but attended the general conference of the | His health church In Springfield, Mass. did not improve and he was granted a |long leave of absence, since which time he had been in different hospitals try- ing to regain his waning strength. U. C. V. OFFICIAL DIES. | ‘Gen. J. M. Cochran SBuccumbs to | Injuries in Fall DALLAS, Tex., December 26.—Gen. | James M. Cochran, 7§ years old, com- | mander of the Transmississippl River | Department of the United Confederate | Veterans, and commander of the | Sterling Price Camp of Dallas, died in |a hospital here last night. Gen | Co¢hran had been confined to the hos- -pnal since December 19, following an accidental fall, in which he broke his ‘ right leg. BOYS’ 4-PIECE ALL WOOL VEST SUITS These suits are all wool in three-button English models; the back has a half belt and bottom vent. The fabrics are of bet- ter quality in the latest shades of tans, grays and blue grays. Coat and vest alpaca lined to match. Good quality lining throughout, pants fully lined. One pair of Knicker pants and one pair of golf pants included. Sizes 8 to 17. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, 2ND FLOOR 910 Seventh St. N.W. “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” BOYS’ WOOL MACKINAWS Sizes 8 to 16 Plain shades and overplaids — just the coat to your boy snug warm. $6.98 TO $7.50 VALUES 84.95 The present business is located at 726 | the New | New York City, | general | cted a bishop in | SUCCUMBS IN ALABAMA Eldest Daugkter of Noted Con- federate General Is Claimed by Death. By the Associated Press. WHEELER STATION, Ala., Decem- ber 26.—Mliss Lucyle Wheeler, eldest daughter of Gen. Joseph Wheeler of Confederate cavalry fame, dled here yesterday. Her three sisters, Miss Annie M. Wheeler, Mrs. W. J. Harris and Mrs. Gordon M. Buck, and a brother-in-law, Senator Harrls of Georgia, were present at her death A brother, Col. Joseph Wheeler of the United States Army, is on his way from New York. Miss Wheeler, with her sister, Mrs Harrls, were prominent in Red Cross work during the World War. She largely managed the Wheeler estate here of many thousand acr DIES AT AGE OF 102. Mrs. Women in New York. UTICA, N. Y. December 26.—Mrs, | Eleanor Kibbe, aged 102, one of old- lest women In New York State, dled at her home in Stratford, near Dol- geville, last night. She had been in good health until last week. Mrs Kibbe, a warm admirer of Presldent Coolldge, recently received a person- al letter from ths President. Birth. WELLS. Thursday (Christmas day). Decem: ber 25, 1924, o Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wells | (zec Mattare), a daughter. FBeaths. BIGGS. December 23, 1924, a St Elizabetl's Hospital BIGGS, beloved husband of An | und aevoted father of Carrie M. | stepfather of Faith A Biggn of 1912 New Hampsbire ave. n.w. Funeral from fhe W. | Ernest Jarvis fuueral parlors, 2272 Georgis | uve: B Friday, Decomber 56, at 1o elock | Rev. w."w: ks officiating. | CHAPLIN. Dec: 1924, at 12 | o W CHAPLIN. Notice of fuieral late CROFT. December 25, 1624, JENNIE | “aged 54 years.” Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Cora Stephens, €63 F st ne., on Baturday, December o'clock.” Interment Gleawood Ceme | CRUBT. Thursday, December 25, residence, 313 North Columbis andrin, Va.. CAROLYN R., beloved busband Fugeral, services | . from M. rch (Warrenton” and Winchester, v papers please copy.) DESSEZ. Thursd 1924, 5 11th’st. se., { of Charies E. hereafter. DUDLEY. Thursday, December 25, Ler residence, 901 5th st. n.e.. LAURA A (gee Shephard), wife of Joseph E. Dudley | and motier of'Frank E. Dudles. Fuper from Wilson Memoriul Church, 11th st. s.e. Detween G and Eve, at 2 p.m., Sunday, De. comber 28. Due fo iliness in the family lodge members and friends please meet at the church, Int Congressional Cemetery. = g December 2 Iis, Church, Va Funeral serv] resldence Saturday &t 2 p.m. | GARNER. Suddenly, Christmas eve. 1824, at 131§ 12th st. n'w., MARY BERTRAND GARNER. Interment ‘at Oskland, Pa., Sat urday, December HANDY. Decembs 1824, at Terre Haute. Ind., after a brief illness, SAMUEL HENRY HANDY, beloved husband of Leona Handy and son'of W. B. Handy and Mary Haody, in the 424 vear of his age. Funeral Fri December 25, at Terre Haute HANLEIN. Wednesday, December 24 s her residence, 1317 11th n.w., Mrs. LOUISE S. HANLEIN, belored wife of Adolph Han I¢in and mother of Sophie S. Hanlein and May F. Crown. Funersl H funeral ‘parlor, 1300 N st. n.w.. Saturday December 27, at 2 p.m. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery, ~ Relatives and friends invited to attend. 26% HARRIS, December 24, 1924, at Jobns Hop- kins Hospital, Baitimore, Md., WILLIAM F. | HARRIS, husband of Kathryn M. Harris {nee Morrison), beloved son of the lato Jane Harris and the late Rovert T. Ha | _motice of the fumeral nereatter. | HOLLAND. weinesday, at Ter resldence, 1221 1 st. LAND. daughter of the late 0 and Henrlatta Holland, mother Btovall and Charlotte Greenleaf, Steve Holland and_Mary Brooks. Sunday, December 2 2:30 o'clock p.m.. from residence, 1221 I st. e.e. and friends invited. | JOHANNES. Friday, December 28, his residence, 3149 Mount Plea IRA H.. bel Johannes. Mark's Eplacopal Church, 3rd and A sts. s.e., Mon- day, December 20, at 2 p.m. JOHNSON. Monday, December 22, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, LOUISE JOHNSON (colored). - Body at city morgue. Unless me s called for by 8 p.m. ains will be disposed of according to te 9:30 pm.. at THEODOR! W. Biggs Biggs and mber 26, noon. , Decembe: het residence, 540 ELIA, beloved wife Dessez. Notice of 1924, at 1924, at la EELLEY. Tharsday. December 25, 1824, at 11:43 m., JAMES 8. KELLEY, aged 84 loved husband of the late Josephine Funeral from his late residence, ye st. n.w. Saturdey, 2 p.m. Rela® nd friends invited. . MAHORNEY. Wednesds. at her residence, 1212 FRANCES H., widow of George W. M hr»rnz{, lr 72 years. Funeral from the chapel of Thos. 8. Sergeon, 1011 Tth st. n.w., Saturday, December 27, at 8:30 a.m. Req- uiem mass at the church of the Immacu- late Conceptiom, Sth and N ets. n.w., at 9 clock. Relatives ‘and friends nvited to attend. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. * MONTGOMERY. Departed this lifs Decem- ber 26, 1924, at after a brief lliness,’ at his reside * now. Dr. 3. H. MONTGOMERY. Notice of fi- peral hereafte (New York City, N. Y.. and Raleigh, C., papers please copy.) 27 MURRAY. Friday, December 26, 1924, JOH! P., beloved husband of Mary E. M, Mochan), 1317 Farragut st. n.w. funeral later. NEIL. Departed this life Thursda: 25, 1924, at 12:15 p.m., at b Hobart pl. n.w., WILLIAM E. NEIL, loved husband of Nancy Nefl, son of Rev, Willlam E. and_Lucinda Neil: brother of Henry, Alonso, Liston, John, Oliver, Theo- dore and Sallle Neil. Fuperal from Asbury M. E. Church, 1ith and K sts. n.w., Sunday, Decem! 28, at 1 p.m. Interment at Hern- doa, Vi 27 NEIL. ANl members of Felix Lodge, F. A. A. M., are ordered to attend the fu- neral of our late brother, WM. E. NEIL, at the Asbury M. E. Church, 1ith and K sts. n.w., Sunday, December 28, lt 1 pm. Of- Cérs'meet af ‘the ball at 12 J. T. DIGGS W. M CHAS. C. CARTER, Secy. NEIL. All members of Thomas H. Wright Lodge, 9607, G. 0. 0. of O. are ordered to sttend the fumeral of our lats brother, WM. E. NEIL, at Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and K sts. n.w., Sunday, De- cember 28, 1924, at 1 Pm. B. COALB, N. G, CHAS. . CARTER, P. 8, ORPEN. l'rldv‘ December 28. 1924, at 9:30 m., &t his residence, 1825 Otis pl., HENRY RPEN, beloved husband of Mary Robey Orpen. ' Notice of fuseral hereafter. PEOK. Wednesday, December 24, 1924, CHARLES FLETCHER PECK, busbend of Helen Rodger Peck and only son of the late Charles F. and Julla T. Peck. Funeral mervice at his home, Premium Point Park, New Rochelle, N. . Friday, December 28, at 4:30 p.m. Interment at Washington, Sat: urday, cember 27. PORTS. Departed this life December 24, 1924, at 6:45 p.m., in Dis 15t year, NOAH F. (GEORGD) PORTS, beloved father of Mrs, Effe M. Leeman 'and husband of the late Mary E. (Steele) Ports. Funeral from bis lato residence, 638 E st. s.e., Saturday, December 27, at 2 o'clock p.w. Funeral private, 28° ROBINBON. Departed this life December 23, 1024, at i o'clock p.m., Rev. JAMES ROB INSON. "He leaves to' mourn their loss & wife, three daughters, two sous, @ host of friends and relatives. ' He was pastor of St. Baptist Church, King Geo Va. 12 years. His remains will lle trom & am. until 1:30 pm.y Mon December at’ Jerusalem "Bapiist Church, 26th and P sts. n.w. Funeral day, December 20, 1:3 pai. Friends .na ives invited. ' Rev. &. 1. Harri The services will be conducted Baptist Ministers’ Conference of W ton, D. C., and vicinity. Kev. M. W Normas, D. D., LL. D.. Pres.Rev. J. Loving, D. D., secretary. 260 SHEA. Suddenly. on Wednesday, December 24, 1924, at Philadelphia, Pa., JAMES J.. busband of Lulu Mabel ‘Shea’ and son of tho late Thomas and Catherine Shea of 602 E at. s.e. Services at above address Satur- day, Decomber 27, at 8:30 a.m., thence (o 8t 'Peter’s Church, where muss will be said at'0 a.m. for therepose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. BMITH. Deperted this life Wedoesda cember 24, 1924, at 1 ring_ illgess, & 2 £ Fe e "ELIZABETH SMITH, ted mother of Maud Chew. Charlotte Carroll, Joha, Alice, Andrew, Wesley and Frances Smith; sister of Mri. Mars. Barnes, Alex- ander Henson, Thomas and William Jenkins. Funeral from Ridgler's M. L. Church, Seat ant, Md., Sunday, December 58, at ek . Somewhere i God's glor Miother 14 now’ o shiniog star, Dcling in that boiy, city 05y e mden 58 P, oo December 24, 1024, w Jersey ave. n.w. Kibbe Was Among Oldest| funeral | 1924, at| Relatives tomorrow re- | MITH. Thursday, December 25, 1024, at he residence, 422 30th s, n.w., MARY SMITH, ‘mother of Mariba Hickeit, Bessic | Hamos.Margaret Swaon, Joh Smith. Laura Bhelton, Joseph Smith 1ena Long. Fu | neral Kunday, December 50 pan | from Liveriy Baptist Kt be tween I and 1 sts. Relatives 8od 1 invitod. SNYDER. Weduesday, December % At hec son's resideace, Dr. Henrel I R Bnyder, 3538 84th st., Mount Ralnler, M. ANNA'SOPIHIA, widow of the lute Feary Bnyder of Baltimore, Md. Notice of fun luter. | TORREY. weanesan LEBEKETT A | st Tyeong's fu { _ Notice of funer | TOWNSHEND. Thursdas, December 25, 1034 at her residence, in Meniphis. Tenn., THEDA { S beloved wife of Hovard Townshend. * TUCKERMAN. Christmas day. 1024, of 1., CLARA'F ¢ Alfred Tuckerman. Faneral at New Port Baturdaz at lnterment Woor lawn Cemetery, Brookiyn, N. Y., Sunday 4 10 a.m. 2 VAN VLECK. Wednesdny. | 1924 WILLTAM H., he Martha R Shinn Van of William tabell Va service bela at December 24, 1921 TORREY. Remains rest ral howe, 1500 N . 0.y Bereafic WALTON. Thursday, December ELIZABETH R. \WALTON fter a locg illness. Decompes JULIA KETCH 12 #ad bat loving remembra usband, CHARLES H. CAMP. died four years ago today, De HIS DEVOTED MARGARET CAMPBELL. . | CHEBLEY. Tu sad bt dear beloved husband, ¥, who departed this WIFE, ng_remembrance of WILLTAM CHE: DREEAR. 3 of o MA M. DREEAK assed w5 years ag December 8, 1 our_loving LAR. who ary 14, 19 today | o, gear mother, thou Bast gome aad 3 Left us here to pine asd & And we miss your loving imag As in the bed you osce did lie. Dearest fa how we miss You From our home and hearts the same And_ your cheerful voice and footsteps We will never hear again YOUR LOVING AND LONELY CHILDREX HENRY. In constant and loving memory of our dear father and bushand, WALTER W. BENRY, w threc rears ago todar December 26, 1951 Like a dove to the ark Thou hast flow From this wild sea FROM WIFE AND CHILDRES, B. HENRY LARKINS, Sacred t Busbard and fat ko departed { LILLIA His_soul Above the va And by faith he And saw the glories of eter: WIFE, SARAH LARKINS: DATC R, MARY L. BROWN; GRANDS LEROY L. BROWN | THIELE. onr d THIE 1ite | | 18 Gone but not MR. AND MRS. JOHN F FAMILY. THIELE. In sad b remembrance w_dear wife and mot HELEN ALIC THIELE (nee Schmid cparted t] fe three vears a Dece = 16 Time, dear heart, makes grief It drives uway the sharper pain It &lso brings us memories sweater To sonth us till we meet again. HAROLD J. THIELE AND DAUGHTER. * TURNER. In constant and loving memory of | " my dear son, HARRY TURNER, who le us three years ago today, December 26, 102 MOTHER A ND GRANDMOTHER. * WALTER. In loring remembrance of our dear mother. MARIE WALTER. who depart thie life four years ago today, December o 1920, SCHMIDT AND Jess bitter, hereafter, et 1s- o Be, | Somewhere d's great forever. \ Dear mothe we shall meet with tie | e canmot tell who next may fa Chasiening rod ey bot 1o ne anl Prepate to mmect ous God nER CHIEDRES MACHTE Toste, par TReAND FRED. ‘'WEBT. In loving remembrance of a devoted husband and loving father., THONAS W. WEST. who passed to the igher life™ 15 Yers ago foquy, Decembar 26, 1900, Cored 10 lits; remembered in JeRit. HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTE MARTHA A, WEST AND JULIa WEST HAMi: l TON. . 1 : FUNERAL DIRECTORS. { "WML H. SARDO & C CO., 412 H 8t. NE. Phone Linco! Modern Chapel. Antomobile T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT _ 1784 N. CAP. ST. NORTE 978, r———THE ORIGINAL ———y W.R.Speare @o, 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ———GLYDE J. NICHOLS —— £ WILLIAM LFE. Yuneral Director Emotimer, Livery in connection. 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