Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON DEMAND FDR HOME RULE.|NOTED WOMANLEADER| RICHARD S. BOWIE DEAD. BOMBAY, December 30.—Presiding at & meeting of the All India Moslem League, Saiyid Saiyid Raza Ali, member of the council of state, de- clarcd there was unanimity among all parties in seeking attainment of swaraj (home rule), the desire for which was stronger than ever. urged the imperial and Indian gov- ernments to “act courageously.” SAVED —are those who select Chambers. Baved from enormous expenses. Chambers doss not claim he works for nothing, but he does olaim he makes only a small profit. Chembers will sell you & Fine Qual- ity Gray or Black Oasket for— $65.00 Equal to the $125 kind. Chambers will finish the whele Fu- neral for— $100.00 0“!;;3;‘:01. it equal to some costing Call The Brown Stone Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers, Inc. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Col. 432 FOUND DEAD IN BED|w. Farewell Notes Clasped in Hands of Mrs. §. A. Starr, Woman’s Rights Advocate. By the Associated Press. MONTICELLO, N. Y., December 30.— | tive of Austin Nichols & Co., whole- | Mrs, Sarah A. Starr of New York City | and ‘Washington, and formerly an ac- | was a member of the Washington | tive worker for woman's rights, was|Board of Trade and was well known | found dead in her bed here yesterday. [in both social and business circles in | She came to Monticello several weeks | this city. | 280 to recuperate from fllness. Clasped | street. in her hands were personal notes of J. P. Roosa and Mrs. | Lena Hunter Bowie: three brothers, Elizabeth Worth Muller, both of Mon-| Nathaniel M. Bowie, John F. M. ticello, and her close friends. Starr came from an old estab- | 8nd three sisters, Miss Rena V. Bowie, She haa | Mrs. Evelyn B. Mackall and Mrs. | farewell to Mrs. Ifshed family in Philadelphia. lived for 35 years in the Savoy Hotel | Helen B. Noris. in New York and spent much time in Washington, D. C., having been a close | 8t St. Stephen's Episcopal Church to- friend of the famnily of President Mc- | MOrTOwW morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Mrs. Starr ture into ca for Many Years Commereial Broker in City. Richard S. Bowle, 52 years old, for many years in the commercial bro- kerage business here and a resident of the District for about 35 years, died at Garfleld Hospital yesterday. Mr. Bowle had undergone a serious operation two weeks ago. Mr. Bowle was a local representa- le grocers of New York City. He He reslded at 1757 K He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bowie and George Calvert Bowlie, Funeral services will.be conducted Dr. George Fiske Dudley, rector, will The body will be placed in a vault | officiate. Interment wiil be private, here until the will is read, but it is he- | In Rock Creek Cemetery. | lleved she will be burled In Washing- ton, beside the body of her husband, who died a few years ago. leaves a son, Harry Starr. SR Py Japanese in Panama. PANAMA, December 30.—The Jap- anese naval training squadron has ar- Surrey, England, has a farm de- |rived here from Mexico for a seven-day voted exclusively to the growing of [stay in the Canal Zone. The mllitary sapling ash and cherry for manufac- [and naval authorities are planning ex- nes and umbrellas. tensive entertainment for the cadet: ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Mrs. John Mock will entertain the Distriot of Columbia League of Wom- en Voters at tea from 4 to 6 o'clock at her residence, 2651 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Gertrude Bunker, for- mer president of the League of Wom- en Voters of Honolulu, will speak of “Politics in the Hawaiian Islands.” TONIGHT. The Filipino Club will hold com- memoration exercises on the twenty- eighth, anniversary of the execution of Dr. Jose P. Rizal, 8 o'clock, at Carroll Hall, 924 G street. Woodrow Wilson Lodge, No. 316, Progressive Order of the West, will elect officers at 509 G street, 8:30 o'clock. Barry Farm Citizens' Assoclation will meet In St. John's M. E. Church, 8:15 o'clock. Merit Plan in Porto Rico. Arrangements for filling postmas- terships in Porto Rico through com- petitive examinations conducted by the Civil Service Commission have been perfected, and the first examina- tion will be for Caguas, a second- class office. It is the purpose of the Past Office Department to select for nomination by the President the eli- gible for an office who attains the highest rating in the examination. If you need work, read the want columns of The Sta: C. R. LUCKETT EXPIRES. Burns lae.ived Under Auto Fatal to United States Worker. Charles R. Luckett, 37, 508 G stréet Boutheast, who was severely burned about the arms, legs and body Decem- der 14, while working on his automo- bile on the woadway south of the White House, dled at Emergency Hos- pital shortly before 7 o'clock this morning. Lockjaw developed several days ago. J Luckett, employed In the State, War and Navy Bullding, was working un- der his car when gasoline ignited and set fire to his clothing. So serlously was he affected before he got from beneath the car that he fought off persons who went to his rescue. A certificate of accidental death was given. WIFE SUES FOR SUPPORT. Mrs. Mary Canfrey today filed suit for maintenance In the District Su- preme Court against Frank J. Can- frey, a- motorman. Her husband is paid daily, the wife tells the court, but has never given her any money and has left her and their two chil- dren without means of obtaining shelter and food. He has threatened to quit his job and leave the city if she brought suit, Mrs. Canfrey asserts. They were married at New Haven, Conn., August 3, 1912. Attorney James P Rldlgnn pears for the wife The sale has earned its name— Tremendous response has made it. OUR GREATEST CLEARANCE SALE Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats No Charge for Alterations. Raleigh Haberdasher Deposits Accepted. Satisfaction Guaranteed at extreme reductions! OW can we do it, men have asked. Wecan’tordinarily. But we matched our wits with the weather man, and lost. We had lots of fine winter clothes; he gave us no winter weather; we still have the fine clothes, and we’ve got to sell them with no thought of proflt — but of clearance. Monday’s enormous selling — and to- day’s with it, will scarcely scratch the surface of our big stocks. The sale will be just as good tomorrow as it was the first day—better, in fact, for you’ll have more time to look, and we’ll have more time to show you. So we continue tomorrow at 8:30 Charges Payable in February. Thirteen-Ten F Street Ine. ‘D. O, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1924. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Assoclatlon will meet tomorrow, 8§ pm.. In Sherwood Presbyterlan Church. Study class of Unfited Lodge of Theosophists will meet tomorrow, § p.m, at 1731 K street. All weicome. The next meeting of Loyalty Chap- ter will be Jauuary 7 instead of to- morrow, as scheduled. The Legion of Loyal Women will entertain at the Ebbitt House from 1 to 4 p.m. on New Year day in honor of the department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic and commanders of all patriotic organiza- tions and friends. Miss Mary Allen, known as Sunshine Mary, will deliver a lecture tomorrow, 8 p.m., before the Washingten Theo- sophical Society, 1216 H street, on her contact with immigrants. The Rotary Club will meet at lunch- eon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at Willard Hotel. The Felloweraft Club will have a dance tomorrow, 9:30 o'clock, in small ballroom of the Willard Hotel. The Ohlo Girls’ Club will give a dance Saturday, 8:30 p.m., at Franklin Square Hotel. LIEUT. B. R. MORTON DIES. Air Service Officer to Be Buried in Missouri. Lieut. Benjamin R. Morton, 37 years old, United States Air Service and | formerly stationed with that branch of the service in this city, died in the Fitzsimmons General Hospital, Denver, Colo., yesterday, it was learned here today. Lieut. Morton was transferred to Walter Reed Hos pital in August, where he spent two weeks before going to the hospital in_Denver. While on duty in this city Lieut. Morton was connected with the of- fico of the Assistant Secretary of War and was engaged in industrial war plant work. Lieut. Morton enlisted as a private fn March, 1918. He was graduated and appointed a second lieutenant in August of the same year and first lieutenant in September, 1920. He was graduated from the Air Service Mechamics’ School in 1920. Lieut. Morton was unmarried. He is survived by his mother, father and two sisters, all of Platte City, Mo. Interment will be in Platte City tomorrow afternoon. R. C. LYDDANE RITES. Funeral services for Robert C. Lyd- dane, assistant cashier of the Takoma Park Bank, who dled Sunday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, In the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Clark, the pastor, of- ficlating. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers will be two representatives of the bank, two of the church and two of the Takoma Park Volunteer Fire Department, of which the deceased was president. Honorary pallbearers will all be from the fire organization. Mr. Lyddane was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lyddane of Rockville, Md., and a brother of Charles B. Lyd- a vice president of the Federal- American National Bank. His wife, formerly Miss Alice Moran, and two ung children, survive him, as do a BEAGLE or rabbit dog—Tan and biac found at Bolling Field. Apply the W ton Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. . COLLIE—8mall size, tan and white female: tags taken off collar by boys in the street. Apply the Washington Animal Rescue League, Maryland . TERRIER —Gray and black, male, wearing collar with name Echnaps engraved on it. Ap- Iy the Washington Animal Rescue League, Maryland ave. s.w. . LOST. ATREDALE TERRIFR - Three quarter grown: no collar; answers to name “Jimmle.” = Phone Columbia 5951 silk. containing money, addres on Mt. Pleasant car. Reward. ams 2544 containing _money, spectacles, ate.; on bus between Tth st Creek Church rd. and Mr. Pleasant & ward. 3817 Tth st._Columb'a 960-W. BAG—TLadies’ brown Gladstone traveling bag, E. 8. on_end, gloves. etc.: Ontario. Kalorama mad'to Kenyon. 1349 Ketivon, Apt. 3. Tel Col. 8427, . BAG—Dark blue silk, containing handkerchief and key; between 17th and Euclid sts. and 16th_and Columbia rd. Phone North 3388-W. B GLE_HOUND—Female, black and white s with tan head and' ears; answers to Tame of “Fanny": had Ticense No. 8150 when 1 December 25. Reward if returned Harvey, "Box 37, Anacostla rd. FOLD—Brown, Farle Theater Sunday Return to name on permit. 5 ot BROOCH—Circle of diamonds, In_center_pink- ish stone, at Wilson dinner, Wflhm Hm- CAMEO BROOC! of sm - Ga o on car gomg to Hyattsville.. He: ward. " 81 Spencer st . on Christmas Eve: Teward. Cap. and Fla. a r C. Langdon. No. 8 Precinct. 1 COLLIE, male, 5 months old, light brown and white. ' Reward. Franklin ' 1642.J. COLLIE_White, male, from 1682 Webster st Royel and Goldenberg's stoses. don 467-W-1.__Rewsrd DOG, Airedaie; license tag No_ 2857 Dudley, 3622 McKinley st., phove Cleveland 8561 DOG, Targe collle, yellow and white, OBrist- mas night, vicinity 14th and Eye. ' 3519 0 st._n.w 810 DOG-Male, biack and tan wearing _red aweater: license No. 12850, Liberal reward to finder or any one giving information whereabouts._Lincoln 930, DOG_Brindle bull; defect In right eye. North 6169-W. 200 DOG. Pekiness, brown, 7 vears old; long b pamed Shinie: “lost Tuesday, Dec. ne. Phone Lincola 8776 Mise i BARRING, 1s llrn hoop: Biney Branch district; Teward. Phone North FALSE TEETH. upper, full plate, early Mon- day. 18th and B to Pa. ave. Trammel, 1824 G . 1 GLOVE, fur; one large black (left hand): reward. W. E. Davis, Potomac Electric Powery Co. Carpenter Shop,, 13th apd Ohlo ave. now. HANDBAG, small leather. Reward if re- turned _to_1730_20th street n.w. ___ % _ HOUND, Beagle; white, tan_and black; wick and lame; reward. R. W. Brooke, 225 12th Pl n.e. s LINK BRACELET, white gold, dlamond and Mr!l; reward. 1110 K st, OVERCOAT, boy's tan; Monday morning, near Mirror Lake, Lincoln Memorial. Return_to 2124 Le Roy pl. n.w. or phone Potomac 263. PEARLS, Sunday evening, between 13th and Kearney sts. m.e and 24th and M sta. reward. Room 211, Tressury Bldg. PEARLS, oval: Sunday night between S8th and 13th on G st. n. reward. Lincoln 9717, 31 TN—A round DIACE and pearl pin, on Sun- I Ta viinity of 12th and Monrod sis. na: Return to 1422 Irving .st, TN—Sunday_evening: platinum pin set with diamonds. If returned to Mrs. B. 0. Crai 1868 Columbia rd., apt. 202, itberal mé FURSE_Small, gray, Defveen 155 w-um o View. Market, containing small mbunt aad Kes. Call Columbla 8106 " PURSE, brown leather, containing gold wrist watch, $5 gold plece and $11 in money; on 3rd st. n.w. between Q and U, Dec. 29. Reward. 211 Bates st. n.w. : ROUTE BOOK and coin bag, about §10 In change; Sunday morning at lst and K sts. n.w._ Heward, _Holmes Bakery, 107 F st. n.w. SETTER PUP, white and brown -ears and brown spots. Reward. 1258 Morse 3 SHOTGUN—Colt's, in leather case. A liberal reward if returned to Smith's Transfer and Storage Co., 1318 You st. n.w. SUIT CASE, straw, containing clothing; lost about 2:15 December 27, between Union St tion and 11th and Florida ave. n.e.; reward. Lincoln 1182, W M!Il. awelm- Mrs, , 413 lc- squars s.e. 'C. E. Etchberger, 80, Expires. Charles E. Etchberger, $0 yedrs old, formerly an employe of the Govern- ment Printing Office here for 40 year: died in Baltimore yesterday, accord- ing to word received here today In- terment wiil be in Greenmount Ceme- tery, Baltimore, tomorrow. Mr. Etchberger was the son of the late Capt. James Etchberger, who was a sea captain, Cad of Thanks. SIMMB. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of my daughter, FRANCIS MOTHER, SISTERS, BROTHER, NIECE. ADAMS. 24, GEORGE ADAMS, aged ; M. Deal's fu 2 Wednesday, December 31, at 2: terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Decerber 29, 192 Garfleld , RICHARD SOMERVELL, 52 years beloved husband of Lena Hunter of Nathauiel "3 Bowle, n M. Mackall, Helen B. Norris, Jobn F. M. Bowle and George Calvert Bowie. Funeral services Wednes day, December 31, 11 am., St. Episcopal Church.’ luterment Rock C Cemetery will be private. B8YNE. Monday, December 29, 1924, ANNIE O'BRIEN, beloved wifs of Matihew I Boyoe. Funeral from her lafe re : 1374 G st. s.c., on Fridas, January at a.m. Requiem mass at Hoi forter Church at § o'clock. Kelati friends fnviteds Interment Mous Cemetery. BROWN. Saturday, December 27, 1924 her residence, 212 7th st. s.c.. HATTIE BROWY, danghter of the Tate Rev. H. Wayne and Mary J. Wayne. Funeral services at E. K. James & Bro. Chape 18th and L sts. n.w.. Wednesday, Decom ber 31, at 1 pom. invited! E CROWDER. ' December 25, 1024, KATH RINE, beloved wife of Notman Crowder, ag 43 years. Funeral from W. W. neral home, 516 H st. n.e., Wedn cember 81, at 11 a.m. (Sorfolk, Dleaso copy.) DAVIS. Departed this life Monday, December 29, 1924, 8t 2:20 p.m. at his. residenc Afnger pl. Garfeld, D. C.. THOMAS H., the ‘beloved husband of Hattle R. Davis ather of Annle Walker, Ella Wilson and Thomas Davis, ir. Funeral from the abeve residence Thursday, January 1, 1025, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends fayited. 0, dear father, thou bas gone and left us, Teft us here to pine and sigh, And we miss your loving image ‘As in the bed yon once did lie. MRS. ANNIE WALKER. Dearest father, how we miss you From our home and hearts, Azd your cheerful voice and footsteps We will Bever bear again. MRS, ELLA WILSON. Dear daddy. how THOM ETCHBERGER. December 20, 162 s home, 2501 Maryland ave.. Baltimore: ., CHARLES E. ETCHBERGER, 80 sears of age. husband of the late Hasnah Etch berger, Requiem mass at Sts. Philip and James Church, Charles and 25th st.. Bal timore, Wedne December 51, at § a.m FLEHARTY. Tuesday, December 30, 1924, ROLLAND B., beloved husband of the late Jane E. Flebarty. Funcral from the resi dence of bis daughter, Mrs. James 0. Peed, 845 B st. n.e.. Thursday, January 1, 1 02 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetory. HARRY. Suddenly, December 28, 1924 Emergency Hospital, JAM 44, beloved husbund of 8o Harry and son of Sarah E. and the Iat James Harry. Notice of funeral hereaf HOLT. Tuesday, December 80, 1024, at 5:20 a.m.. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Wilder M. De Neane, £23 Rar KATE R., widow of Richard Holt. survived by her three sons, A. J. Frank and Carroll Holt, and deughter, Mrs C. DeNeane. Funeral Friday, Janus 1926, at 9:30 wm., from Kt. Gab Church. Friends and relatives invite JOHNBON. Entered into eternal rest Sunday, Tiecember 1024, at . 11:80 am., at Chi'dren’s Hospital, ' GEORGE, jr.. beloved s0n of Georgo and Edna Johnson. He leav to mourn their loss @ devoted mother and father, grandmother, Fannie Busses: (wo sisters, (hrea brothers and a4 hott of rein. fives and friends. Funeral Wednesday ot 0 pom. from his lato residence. 518 Ricketts Court nw. Interment in Mount Zion Cemetery. John T. Rbines & Co. in charge KIBKPATRICK. December 20, 1024, JOAN H. KIRKPATRICK, b Kirkpatrick, age 57 sears. Funeral from W. Deal funeral home, §16 H st. ne Wednesday, December 31, at 1 o'clock. Inter ment Prospect Hill Cemeters: LAMBELET. Monday, December 29, 1 2:30 p.m.. at her rexidence, East Riverdale, Md., JENNIE, beloved wife of Louis Lam bolét. Funeral from residence Wednesd December 81, at 1 o'clock p.m. Kelatives and friends favited . LEITNER. Suddenly, the evening of De- cember 20,1924, at 2004 11th st. now., V. LEITNER. Funeral notice hereafter. LYDDANE. Sunday. December 25, 1924, at Providence Hospital, ROBERT C., beloved nd ot ANce Soran Lyddane.” Fun o'clock Wed Park Presbyterian Ch MAGRUDER. Sundar, December his_residence, 20 L at. n.w., ALG (AL} MAGHUDER, beloved husband Amanda Magruder, son of Henry and E Chase Magrider, nephew of Geneva. cousin of James and Harvey Chase. Funerai Thursday, Jaouary 1, 1925, at 1:30 pm., from Galbraith A, M. E. Zion Church, 6th st. between L and M sts. n.w. ““He giveth His beloved sleep.” MOTHER. 31% MAGRUDER. Members of the Men's CIiff Rock ‘Association are Tequested to attend the I neral of our Jate brother, ALGERNON M4 GRUDER, from Galbraith A. M. B Church_Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Death nuni- ber. 145 W. H. JOHNSON, President WALTER J. SINGLETON. Secretary. MEHLINGER. Suddenls. Monday night cember 22, 1024, at. Mehlinge F. MEHLINGER Touis R. and tl and devoted and beloved h May ‘and affectionate fatl Eugenia Courtney, aged 2 Connie, aged 1 year, and . ‘aged 6 weeks. He also leaves to monrn their tragic loss a loving father amfl mother. two sisters, three neph: ews and many friends. Friends invited to attend funersl from Dabney's undertaking parlor, 1132 8rd st. n.w.. Wednesday, De cember 31, 1924, at 12 ‘moon. Interment Drivate. B MILLARD. Departed thin 1ife December 30. 1624, at 6:30 am., at the residence of her 6 Wade rd., DOROTHY, the be ughter of John and Selena’ Millard, sister of Ines, John. Farl ami Naomi. No tice of funeral hereafter. pleasant in manner, Tatient in pain dear one hax Iaft us, For heaen to gain. MULBERRY. Departed ihis life Sundar. cember 25, 1924, after a long fllness. his residence. 1013 T st. n.w., EDWARD K. MULBERRY. He leaves to mourn their loks & devoted twife, one d grandchildren and four Gren, and one son-inlaw. day. January 1. 1025, at 1 p.m. from tral M. E. Church. 5th st. batween M Nsts nw. Helatives and frieads inyiled. MYERS. Saturdny. December 27, 1024, at 9 p.m., MATTHEW M.. beloved fon of Mat- thew and Margaret Myers. Funeral from Lee's undertaking parlors, 336 Pa. ave. n.w., Wednesday morning at § o'clock. Solemin requiem mass at the Church of the Tmu; Iate Conception at 0:30. Friends and re tives invited. Intérment Mount Olivel Ceme- tery. 0% NELSON. Monday, December 29, 1 Tesidence, 808 23rd st. n.w.. HENRIETT. the beloved wife of Richard Nelson, grand: mother of Edna Balley and Mary Price and at-grandmother of Blanche, Gertrude and enrietta Coles. Funeral from Gethsemane Baptist, Church, Thursday, January 1. 1 at'1 oclock pm., Rev. 3. T. Harves of: Sciating. 1Y POWELL. Departed this life Monday, Decem- ber 29, ‘1024, at T:37 a.m.. at his residence 940 8 'st, n.w.. Rev. HOLLAND POWELL, astor of Liberty Baptist Church and hus nd of Rebecca Moten Powell. Remains will rest at 1 rch from Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to Thursday. 9 a.m. Fuberal from Liberty Baptist Chirch Thursday at i aim. Tnterme Klexandria, (Rie s, Brevkizn, . X snd Detsoit papors Dleass copy.) L POWELL. Members of the Men's Cliff Rock Association are requested tg attend the fu- meral of our late brother, Rev. HOLLAND POWELL, trom Liberty Haptist Church Thuraday at 11:30 0. WALTER J. SINGLETON, Secfetars. SHEEEY. Mondsy, December 20, 1024, CATHERINE A. SHEEHY (nee Moran). beloved wife of Patrick Sheehy. Punerai from har late résideace, 2815 Georgia ave. nw., Wednesday, December 31, at_ 8:30 am.’ Requiem mass at fhe Church of the Sacred Heart at ® o'clock. Relatives and friends iovited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. . STEELE. December 20. 1924, HOWARD W.. beloved son_of ’George M. and the late Georgla A. Steele. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm. from 23 T #t. m.w. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetary. + THORNTON. Depacted this life Saturda December 27, 1924, at_his residence, 10 New Jersey’ ave ' n.w. JOHX CHATT THORNTON, son of Yie late Moses and Francis Thornton. and the husband of Kath rine Thornton. Fineral Wednesday, Decewber 81, from ‘Thira Baptist Church, corner Sth an1 Q ste. n.w.. at 1:30 p.m. Friends and Telatives are invited. 30° ALENTINE. Departed this life Sunday, December 28. 1624, ALICE, widow of the Iate James Valentine, aunt of Richard H. Johnson. Funeral from bell and Mary 0.3' ‘undertaki Irie 1234 4th R Wetaasian, Dolmbes’ 8 .u"?n. tives and friends Deaths. WARNER. Suddenly, Monday, December 29, 1924, JACK R., aged 13, son of Joseph N. and Mary B. Warner, 3427 O st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. JIn Memoriam. BECEWITH. In’ loving memory of my dear Lusband, 7. HARVEY BECKWITH, Jr, whe passe e 2z Tompiassed away one year ago today, De In the beautiful bereafte: In the life t Somewhere in God's great forever, Dear Harver, T hope to be with thes. CHRISTINE J. BECKWITH, * BELL. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear ones, WILLIAM E. and RALEIGH BELL, who died seven and three years respectively, December 2, 1917, 480 . ‘-Mmu“nu. we, bat God's bleat love ven, The ‘Toon of memary, o0 20 & The o Deet In Beaven. THE FAMILY. ® BOWEN. In memory of our deccased mother, Mrs. SINAH BOWEN, who departed this life thrce years sgo todsy, December 30, 1621, . “Gone but not forgotten BY THE F. BRANSON. In sad but loving remembrencs of our dear won aud brother, JOHN A BRANSON, who departed this lifs one year 250 toduy, December 80, 1823, Before our eyes, he faded. Growing weaker, day by day, Patient] & bis suftering, Until God took him away DEVOTED FATHER leasing s, AS e to0d bye And draived the cop of bitter grief, That morning we saw bim 4 DEVOTED SISTER JENNIE. Just when his life was brightest, Just when his hopes were best e was ‘taken from this world of P "I bis home of etarnal reet DEVOTED SISTEL VERONICA. 1t love and care cduld prevent, Thy days would not so soon bs epent. God. our Fatlier, Te 4id see Eteroal rest wa best for thee DEVOTED SISTER MILDRED. * BRANSON. In sad but loviog remembrance of my dear’biuiler, JOUN A BRANSON. Who departed this life one year ago today, Deremnbar 30, 1923.° . Loved in iife. remembered fn death. BY HIS KISTER AND BROTHER.T MRt AND MitS. HOWARD JONES. ENNIS. In memory to our dear mother, who departed this life seven years 8go tod cember 30, 1017 Néver shall ‘we cease to love you, Never shall your memory fade, Sweeteat love forever lnger 'ATound sour sweet and peacefal grave. THE FAMILY. ¢ GLEASON. In sad and loving remembrance £ my dear wife and our mother, ELSIE GLEASON. who departed this lite nine %0 today, December 30, 1915, Gone, but mot_forgotten. Al TUSBAND AND CHILDEEN. * HURLEY. Sacred to the memory of my dearly " Leloved wister, GRACE SCOTT HURLEY, who fell aileep in Jesus one year ago’ todsy, December 30, 1923 Like a dova o the & ou hast flown to. thy rest the home of the blest. HER TONELY ' SISTER, JOHNSON MCDONALD. In loving remembrance of our Gear. day Sister, GRACE B. Me- DONALD, who departed ihix life ons year ago today, December 50, 1623, How we miss the welcome footsteps OF the one we o1t we listen for ling sure tha To see those who have loved can tell grief that ix borne in_silence the one we loved o well Days of sadness still come o'er us, Hidden tears so often flow: Memories always keep Sou near us, ‘Although you left lis'a year ago. HER DEVOTED FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTER. MCDONALD. In sad memory of my dear granddaughter, GRACE E. McDONALD, Who departed this life one year ago today, ver 50, 1923 when life was ebbing, A life well lived is done Her troubles on_earth “are ended, Her heavenly crown is w HER LONELY GRANDMOTHER, EMMA McDONALD. SCHOFIELD. A tribute of love in memory of our_dear and only child, G. ELLSWORTH SCHOFIELD, who passed away so suddenly eix years g0 today, December 30, 1918. Inved in lifé, darling in death, the same. HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED PARENTS, MINNIE AND FRANK SCHOFIELD. * SCHOFIELD. Sacred to_the memors of our dear nephew, G. ELLSWORTH SCHOFIELD, Bho left us'six years aso todsy, Decembet 30, 1915, AUNT MINNIB AND UNCLE GEORGE. * SOUDER-RAUM. In loving remembrance of our_mother and grandmother, LILLIB F. SOUDER-RATM. HER DAUGHTERS, FLORENCE AND DORA, AND GRANDDAUGHTER, FEANCES. ¢ STEELE. In sad and loying remembranca of dear wife aufl mother, MARY T Who died six years ago, December s 1f love and care conld prevent. The days wonld Kot so soon be spent. 1, our Fatker, He did e ernal rest was best for thee HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAUGH, TE! WOODBURY. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear boy, JOSEPH MALONE WOODBURY departed_thix life two years ago today, December 30, 1922. Gona, but mot_forgotten. FATHER, MOTHER AND AUNT. ® YATES. As a tribute of love and respect to our dear husband and father, JAME WALKER YATES, who departed this 1 eight years ago today, December 30, 1916. the memory of that sad morning Aw we stood with aching hearts And watched the one we loved so learly, by death's most cruel darts. And though the 1s broken, And parting has filled us with pain, We hold as a glorious tok he bright hope of meeting sou again THE FAMILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) {3034 M ST. N.W. Srammes s _ Phone West ~ YOU_SHOULD HAVE '\Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 ' Main 5512 Tl\mothy Hanlon Phone Lincoln 52 Automobile Funerala . COSTELLO - NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7978, ~ "Quick. Dignified_and Efficient t Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 16 H AT, N.E. u.\'co N 8200. Stomobily Bervice. gt~ ———THE ORIGINAL ———y W.R.Speare T, 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. 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