Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 7

v IAMONDS RESET the style Basket Setting — variety of lacy designs—prices moderate, CARL PETERSEN & SON 913 G St. NW. Jowolers Since 1875 in new Tu enguging u whe will L dertaker select on 1 CHAMBER'S MORTUARY SERVIC] 1S COMPLET! AT OUR LOW PRICE and YOU name that price. W. W. CHAMBERS (0., The Brownstone Funeral Home 14th Cor. Chapin St. NW. Col. 332 Thin model. 17-feweled adjusted movement in 2 graranteed gold filled case, with pla%a dial— 345 $1 A WEEK |DR. C. F. WINBIGLER DIES. | Former Capital Pastor Succumbs in | Los Angeles. Dr. Chaties F. Winbigler, for | past First Baptist | here, die 1 Los Angeles, | 6, according to advices | that | Angeles Dr. Winbigler author and lecturer of note born In Middletown, Md. Dr. Winblgler had been pastor of clty. Interment was w a He was the Central Baptist Church of Los Angeles about fiver years. | He is survived by his widow and | Falls Dead in Room. | Thomas F. Hendren, 49, roomer at }s:x New York avenue, fell dead in his room last night about 7 o'clock. A physlclan sald death resulted from natural causes. Mrs. Mary Piggott, 1511 Twenty-second street, a sister, took charge of the body. . AMBU N In the East Hot and Cold Immediate Attention 1732 Pa. Ave. N.W. We are authorized by the Illinois Watch Company to give you a new movement should the watch you se- lect fail to give entire satisfaction. FREE Handsome Gold Filled Knife an]t:l Chain with every watch sold. Jostra GAW Finest LANCE Running Water 727 2 At All Hours NN 7 % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MRS. M. P. SLATER DIES.|JAMES B. DORMAN, 85, Temporary Interment Provided in Congressional Cemetery. Mrs, Margaret Prentiss Slater, 84 years old, widow of Capt. L. W. Sla- ter and a resident,of this city for the last 75 years, dled at her residence, 442 New Jersey avenue southeast, Wednesday. Mrs. Slater was born at Lovetts- ville, Va. She was a member of the Church of the Reformation, Lutheran, of this eity. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. E. H. Hickman, and two granddaugh- ters, Miss Carrle Hickman and Mlss Louise Hickman, all of this city. Funeral services were conducted at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. John Weldley, pas- tor of the Church of the Reforma- tion, Lutheran, officiated. Temporary interment was in Congressional Cem- etery, awaiting removal to Lovetts- {ville, Va. | Named to West Point. | Lincoln S. Jones, corporal, G, 1218t Enginecrs, Nationai the District of Columbla, 2694 Wis- consin avenue, has been designated by the War Department as a cadet at the U. 8. Military Academy, to take the entramce examination in March next. The President has ap- pointed Richard L. Parker, Los Gatos, Calif.,, a cadet-at-large at the Mili- tary Academy, sublect to competitive oxamination. mpany uard of Mourrfingilntkibyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. _ Lincom29 $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 3¢ ‘Age 35—send date of birth for partico- lars and {llustration. Company founded 1885, Kesets over_ $300.000,000. M. Le Roy Goff, 610 Woodward Blig. UNION VETERAN, DIES Had Served as Carpenter in In- terior Department Over Half Century. Jerome B. Dorman, 85 years old, a veteran of the Union Army and an mploye of the Interior Department s @ carpenter and cabinetmaker for nearly 57 years, died at his resi- dence, 532 Fifth street southeast, yes- terday after a short illness. During the Civil War Mr. Dorman served with the Construction Corps, military roads, Army of the Potomac. He was mustered into the service in Octcber, 1862, and mustered out in May, 1865. Mr. Dorman was appointed a car- penter in the Interior Department September 24, 1867, and served in that capacity and that of general cabinetmaker until he became {ll, about five weeks ago. Although past the retirement age, the Civil Service approved a further continuance of his services from July 23, 1924, He is survived by his widow, Mrs Susle Dorman; a son, Jerome B, Dor- man, jr., and two sisters, Miss Carrie V. Dorman of this city and Mrs. Naomi Ellis of Columbla. & C. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be In Glenwood Cemetery, $260,000 Hospital Contract Let. Special Dispatch to The Star, DANVILLE, Va. January 23.—The contract for the building of Danville Memortal Hospital at a total cost of 0,000 has been let by the board of trustees to C. M. Webber, local con- tractor. Y Ry OO CL T L TTET XTI Y Thin model, 17-jeweled, finely ad- justed movement, in fancy orna- mented case of green or yellow =oid, with special engraved dial— 379 $1 A WEEK TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH—A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE WILL BE MADE ON ANY NEW MODEL IN OUR STOCK Hafis Rectangular Wrist Watch old filled, ewelad,. .. Popular shape et Ry $ .50 14-kt. Genuine Steel-Clad Hafis Movement n guaranteed gold-tilled cas in attractive models — Ton o 0 neau, Cushion and Octagon... TR TITX CEXTCE ST v TTIrrry O Oy S R O E I O L { SRZRRZERRIBERERER TR look good; feel good; wear good HEY have the style that blends with smart apparel; they i have the comfort and i the quality that well dressed men require. The Arcade mogdel, one of the popular Stetson lasts, in black or tan calf, is only 10 Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen-Ten F Street Stetson Shoes i Inc. EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Reductions Worth While Every Suit and Overcoat is reduced. No exceptions. All high-class garments; guar- anteed to wear satisfactorily. Sizes for men of regular or irregular build. Rare Diamond Values A beautiful diamond ring, in mounting of 18- A diamond of lustrous beauty, a stone of re markable bril- llance n a . charming attrac- . S1 a week kt. gold, priced 8o surpisinkly $1 a week GENUINE ROGERS 1847 TABLEWARE desirable set, Worth-while consid- consisting of & each of 40 3 s =T 85 tabiespoons, 1 butter il munity “DURO" Silver R knife and 1 sugar shell P Plate, 28 pleces T Rings of Magnificence A value you would 1: find in a fine, B white, lustrous dlamond set in handsome u-kz.s 75 solid gold . mounting ...... $1.50 & week A diamond of surpassing bril- lance set in an 18-kt solld white gold mounting...... 98‘75 32 a week SPECIAL Cut Glass Celery Dish 1 .95 627 7TH ST. N. W Seventh at G SPECIAL Bread Tray 95¢ Fine Quality Silver Plate $25 and $30 Suits and Qvercoats $1€}fl§ $35 and $40 Suits and Qvercoats $2 4.75 FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1925. MRS. EMILE E. MORI DIES. Native of Germany Was for Years Resident of Washington. Mra Emile E. Morl dled Tuesday at her home, 1722 Corcoran street. She will be burled tomorrow morn- Ing at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Serv- ices will be held at the Corcoran street home, at 10 o'clock, under the direotion of Rev. -Harry H. Ranck, pastor of Grace Reformed Church. Mre. Mori was a resident of the District of Columbia for more than 43 years. She was born June 16, 1860, in Wasseralfingen, Wuerteberg, Ger- many. At an early age she graduated from the Training School for Nurses at Heilbroun. She recelved the high- est honors of her class, and enjoyed the personal favor of Queen Olga. then relgning, who wanted to place her in charge of the Krippe, & noted institution for the benefit of small children, and & branch of the Hospital of Hellbroun. Mrs. Mori received several . letters from the queen re- gurding this matter, which corre- spondence she always cherished. After serving as a nurse for two years Mrs, Mori came to America, where a year later, in 1882, she be- came the wife of Prof. Emile E. Mori, a music teacher and composer. The young couple lived for a few months in Worcestor, Mass, and then came to Washington to live. Besides her husband, Mrs. Morl s survived by four daughters, Miss Patience O., of Dresden, Germany: Mrs. Bertha Hausenblas, Mrs. Vera A. Mills and Mrs. Freir M. Mays of this oity, und three sons, Alfred H., Emile E, ir, and Erfc H. THE WEATHER District of Columbia- alr and slightl; colder tonight; minimum temperature about 16 degreea; tomor- row fair; not quite so cold; dimin- ishing northwest and north winds. Maryland—Falr tonight and tomor- row; not quite 8o cold tomorrow; fresh to strong northwest winds, diminishing tomorrow. Virginta—Fair and continued cold tonight; tomorrow fair; not quite so cold: fresh northwest and north winds, diminishing. Tlecords for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 54; 8 p.m., 46; 1 midnight, 24; 4 am, 2§ 8 am, 22; noon, 22. Barometer—4 p.m., 20.92; 30.01; 12 midnight, 30.15; 4 a.m. 8 am, 30.51; noon, 30.61. Highest temperature, 67, occurred at & p.m. yesterday: lowest tempera- ture, occurred at 8 a.m. today. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 32; condition, mudd Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:07 am ana 1:15 p.m.; high tide, 6.46 a.m. and 7:14 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:02 a.m. and 2:13 p.m.; high tide, 7:45 am. and 8:11 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:22 a.m.; eun sets §:19 p.m. Tomorrow—sun rises 7 21 a.m.; sun sets 6:20 p.m. Moon rises §:20 am.; sets 4:27 p.m. Automoblle lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. Weather ta Various Citier. § Temperature. 55 g iz Stations. : §§ Weatser. S a Abllene, Tex 3038 64 e 30.42 40 ..3038 18 tie City 80.40 04 Baitimore .. 3048 04 Birmingbam. 30.48 60 Blamarck .. 2088 20 Boston .....30.18 44 Buoffalo ..... 3060 32 Charleston Chicago .. Ciacinnaty eveland Deaver ... Detroft .. 3 Omaha ... 3042 Philadelphia’ 30 44 Phoenix .....30.12 Pitteburgh. . 30,68 Portland Me. 30.10 I “ Portiand.Ore 0.2 40 Raleigh,N.C. 30.44 34 S. Lake City 30.26 2 Ban Antonio, 3040 e San Diego... 8010 70 B4 8. Francieco0.12 @3 02 8t 4 32 St. Paul 20 10 Beastie 52 38 Spokane 46 40 WASH.,D! 7 22 FORFIG) (5 a.m., Greeawich time, todsy.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England. . 42 Clear Parle. ‘France. 43 Raln Vienna, Austria. 28 londy Copeohagen, Denmark. 84 Part clondy Spata..... & Part cloudy e L 74 Horta (Fayal), Arorcs Hamiiton, Bermuda Part cloudy TIRE—One auto, balloou. Call Franklin 8437, 250 LOST. BAG—Biack, cloth; In Cenfer Market or near there. Mrs. L. Stern, Apt. No. 11, 1736 Col. roa. . BRACELET, gold, set sapphires, Sunday, on Cosn. ave. betwern the Wyoming and Rewsrd. Apt. 318, the Wyoming. BRACELET, gold, set sapphires. Sunday, on Conn. ave. between The Wyoming Reward. _Apt. 810, The Wyoming. BROOCH PIN gold. engraved Keepsake: liberal reward. Shoreham Hotel. BUNCH OF KEYS In keytalner. Call_North 4708. CAT—Large silver Persian: Tost since W, day night. Reward for retura to 3601 Bith At now. 240 COLLIE, male, with Baltimore license. notify R. Rink, 331 E. 20th st., B Pleans to., Md. ‘3o DOG—Brown and_black briadie bull; long tail: “Bobby"': tag 12360. Reward. Hill, Park- wood Apts. Franklin 6840. FIGHT DOLLARS, between 18(h and You ste. and 12th and G &ts. n.w. one five and Reward. Cail C. §. Smart, Clav. GLASSES—Tortolse rim, In brown leather case, between George Washington Univeraity and 13th st. and New York ave. Mise Edna Wallace, 1413 Mass, ave. Franklin 463. [ S—Lorgueite goid rimmed Sherman ave. m.w., Thursday. turned to 1435 § et. n.w. Phone N. 4463.J. HUDSON COACH, 1922; black. blue and white seat covers, D. C. tags 20340, engine No. 129010, stolen from 1616 Newton st. n.e. Lin- eral reward. Call Main 2627, Potomac 2380-J. 24 KEYS—Between Meridian Mansions and Ward- man Park Hotel, Tuesday evenlog, 4 kers, in black leather holder. Reward for return to office, 2400 16th st. 230 PIN, nuree’s, Buffalo hospital, N. Capitol or . D.e., Friday. Reward. Lincoln 1300. PORBE—Party picking up black, off Kaun's counter Tuesday, plcass return contents. Pictures, those of 8 G pre. scription_needed. 240 POODLE, French, male: no collar or tag Finder retura to C. . Wright, 825 5th st: ne., Apt. No. 1. eveard, 20 X8, on i ity 14th sts. n.w. Plesse communicate with M. rand, A. 2207. WRIST WATCH, gray ribbon, between Vei- eran's Bureau and 6th and M sts. n.w., be tween 4:30 and 5 p.m. Reward if returned to Audrey Walker, 821 M st. n.w., or call Main 8080, B 259 WEDDING RING, lnitialed H. K. to E. D.. oo Monday, Janwsry 19. Reward. mc,.su. J. F. JOHNSON DEAD; WRITER AND TEACHE Head of Alexander Hamilton Insti- tute Specialized in Finance. Vanderlip's Discoverer. By the Associated Press. NEWFOUNDLAND, N. J., Junuary 23.—Joseph French Johnson, 71, dean of the School of Commerce of New York University and president of the Alexander Hamilton Institute, died at Idylease Inn here yesterday from angina pectoris. Dean Johnson had been in {11 health some time. Dean Johnson was born in Hard- wick, Mass., in 1853. He was on the staff of the Springfield Republican when Samuel Bowles was editor, and from there went to the Chicago Trib- une to be a financial editor. He es- tablished the Spokane Spokesman in Washington in 1890. Frank A. Vanderllp was secretary to Dean Johnson on the Chicago Tribune, having been ‘lscovered by him. Dean Johnson business in 1853, left the newspaper For elght years he was @ professor in the Wharton School of Commerce of the Uni- verzity of Pennsylvania, and from 1899 to 1903 he lectured on finance at Columbia University. He was ap- pointed dean of the School of Com- merce at New York University in 1503, following his appointment professor of political economy In 1991 Dean Johnson contributed widely to financial publications and was the author of several books on financlal subjects. He is his widow, who fs in 1 by two sons Dr. Redford K. Johnson of New York City and Harold Johnson of FPort Washington, Long Island. Interment will be at Dana, M where Dr, Johnson had a Summer ho! ss. A yellow pine tree recently felled near the boundary of Crater Lake, National Park, was estimated by for- estry experts to be more than 600 years old. MDeaths. LLIAM A., beloved husband of Mary Bopp (neo Tangley) and father of Wil E. Bopp and . Ethel Nichoison. Fune his late residence Mo January 2 Relatives and invited p.m attend. BOYSON. Wednesday. after a_long illaess, ROYSON. {uneral 21, T4 Janvary HENRY service Relatives | Interment | ivited to attesd. HIll Cemetery. The remains of ELI BRIGHT will he taken Harmony Cemetery and Saturday, Jaouary 24, 192 COPELAND. Departed this January 22, 1925 st District BERT L. COPELAND. He leaves to mourn their loss three sisters, two brothers snd a number of relatives and friends. Fuberal Baturday, January 24, &t 2 pm., from Jo T. Rhizes’ faneral chapel, 3r4 sod Eye sts. s.w. Itermeat Puyne's Cemetery, DEMOND. Departed this life Jamnary 1025, af 4:30 a.m., LAURA EDNA DEMOND (e’ Ford). ~Fuderal from Deal's, upder-( taker, 818 H 6t ne., Saturday at 2 pm., thence to Congressional Cemetery. Iiels tives and friends arc favited . EN 30, DON DOEMAN. Thursday, Jannary 2 a.m., JEROME B., beloved bus Dormas, aged 85 veare. Funeral from & Tate residence. 522 5th et w.e, Saturday, | Taouary 24, at' 2 p.m. Relatives and friends | fovited. Intermest at 1 | FECHET. The. Di Com- | mandery of the Ml Loyai | Leglon of the United Ktates announces the | death of Companion EUGENE OSCAR FE- | ET, lleute Eustis, Florida, January 15, 1025 ¢ the Natonal Cemetery, Ariington Maj. Gen. CHARLES F. HUMPHREY, U, §. Army, Commande: GEORGE M. CHANDLER, Recorder. GILES. Entered into eternal rest Wednesdus, Jannary 21, 1925, &t Gallinger Hospit LIBSON GILES. ‘He leaves to mourn th loss, one sister, Mrs. Martba Pastell: t pephews and & host of friends. Remeine resting at John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel Notice of tuneral later. HENDREN. Suddenly, January 22, 1975, at 7 p.m., 8t Ma resldence, 83 New York ave. nw., THOMAS FRANCIS HENDREN, brother of Mrs. Alice Pigott. Notice of fu nerul hereafter. (Norfolk, Va., papers please eopy.) . HOWLETT. Tuesday, January 20, 1025, at Walter Reed Hospital, ROBERT HOW. LETT, Captaln, 0. R. C., beloved husband of Maud ‘Adams Howlett. Services at his late residence, 1622 Riggs W.. on Satur- day. Janbary 24, at 10:30 a.m. Interment with full military bonors at Arliogton Na- | tional Cemetery at 11:30 a.m. 250 MoCARTHY. Thursda: Emergency Hoap! Busband of Sallie Cracston and father of Ward B. McCarthy. Funeral from bis late 1731 R st. n.w., Saturday, Ji uvary 24, at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Paul's Church, where mass will be said at § a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. (Balti- | ¥AsH. more papers please cony.) = McOARTHY. Washington, D. C., Lodge, No. 15, B. P. O. Elke. It is with deep sorrow that the membaranip i advised of the death of Brother JOHN J. McCARTHY, who asced 1o (he (Grand Lodge of the Hereatier agoary 22, 1925. The lodge will assemble 28 the 1aie Todidence; 1L B ot mw ¢ 8120 elock pn. Friday, Janyary 53 where Elk services will be conducts By order of JAB. A BALDERSON, Exalced Tuler. Attest: W. 8. SHELBY, Secretary. Departed this life Tuesday, Jazuvery 1925, at ber residence, 4 B st 5w, e i NELLIE SCOTT. “Shé Neaven 1o maoiirn. thélr 1004 a loving Baband, a tner. foue. ‘chlidren, “two eleters. aad 2 ot ot telutives and’ tHioads. Funeral services will be held Sunday, January . =t Firat Baptist Church, Orh 4nd G ste. w1 at 1 oclock, Rev. James H. Marshall pastor. B NASH. Officers and members of Grantlin Tab, 70, A. 1. O. of Moses, sre notified fo attend 'the funersl of our deccased sister. NELLIE NASH. Sunday, January 25, 1825, from First Baptist Church, 6th and G ste. %, &t 1 0'clock. By arder BROTHER LEMUEL BELL, W. SISTER SARAH TYSON, Fin. Sec. . O'BRIEN. Suddenly, Tuesday, January 29, 1925, at Charleston, 8. C., JAMES J., U. 8. . beloved husband of Margaret L. 0'Brien @ son of the late Francis A. and Annle O'Brien. Fuueral Saturday, January 24, at 9 a.m., from the residence of his sister, 40 Maryland ave., Tyattsville, Md . PHILLIPS. Suddenly, Wednesdny, January 21,1925, at his residence. 1424 Fuclid st n.w., WILLIAM H. H. PHILLIPS, beloved husband of Carrie B. Phfiiips. Funéral serv- ices from the alwve address Satuniay, Jan- vary 24, at 3 pm PRYMUS. Deperted this life Janoary 0, 1925, LEWIS H. PRYMUS, husband of the iate’ Georgla A. Prymus. and father of Georgin A. Davis, Luella Cornick, Mary B. Towix and William Prymu ther of Charles Prymus. EJ Cora Colbert, Dora Hobinson, Georglanna James' Harvey Funeral Satur. January 24, at 1 o'lock, from the First Baptist Church, 27th st and Dum- barton ave. n.w. Relatives and friends vited. Interment Arlington Cemetery. Members of Hiram Lodge, Davis, Garner and Viola Jackson. Garner, No. 4 M., are requested to mmsembie at AW Firat' Bapyst' Churcn, ton ave.. Naturde 27th st. and Dumbar- Junuary 24, at 12:30 to attend ‘the funeral of Rrother PRYMUS. Ry order of the Worshipfal HIRAM THOMPSON, W. A 238 All_members of the Western Star 3 . A. L. 0. of Moses, are re to assembie at First Baptist Church, o'clock, L. and Dumbarton ave., Saturday, ut 12:80 o'clock. ta attend the funerai of ‘our brother, L. PRYMUS. By THOMAS HAMPTON. Worthy Superfor. ALBERTUS SMACKUM, Secretary. REDING. Friday. January 23, 1925, at 1:20 o'clock. at Georgetown University Hospital SARAH E., beloved wife of John Reds Notice of funeral latel 24 SMITH. Thursday, January 22, 1925. at Gar fleld Hospital, THOMAS W. SMITH, aged 54 7 He leaves o mourn their loss a loving_wife, Harriett Smith: two danghters. Mrs. Evelyn Dudley and Helen Smith: two anddaughters, Hattie® Dudley and Edith mith: & loving sister and two brothers. Fu. neral from Willlams' chapel, 1285 New Jer- gey ave. se., Saturduy morning, Junusry 34, at 10 am, ZURHORST. Wednesday, January 21, 192 20 a.m.. at his residence, 301 East st, GHARLES S. beloved busband of Ed- winetta Zurhorst (nee Schroeder.) Services will be held at St. Mark's Chureh, 3rd und A sts. se.. on Saturduy. Jamuars o4, ai p.m. Interment in Congréssional Cemete ZURHORST. Washington, D. C., Lodge. No. 15, B. P. 0. Eiks. The lodge will convens In’“xession of korrow' at 7:45 o'clock p.m.. Friday, January tol st for the purpose of paring tribute to the mémors of our late brother, CHARLE: 1025, at 301 East Capi | 7" In Memoriam. BOWIE. A tribute of lo; memory of my belwvod BOWIE, who_de ago, Jany ana devotion to the osband, CHARLES rted tals Tife one yes memory Ungers, . foud and trus; 2 day. dear hushaod, That 1 do not think of you. 1 cannot say and I will not & That Le 15 dead. He is just auay’ d'a wave of the tand a0 aoknows land Aud left us dreaming. How very fair 1t needs nuust be, since be lingers there: And you, oh, you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step end the giad retura. Think of bim fariog on as dear In the love of thers as the love of here: Think of him still as the same. I say He fs not dead; he is just away. HIS WIFE. CHASE. In rad but loving remembrapce of our dear wife and mother, ELLEN CHASE, who departed this life one year ago todsy January 23, 1924 HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDRE:! FANTROY. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and motber. SELENA ELIZABETH FANTROY, who departed this three years ago teday. January 25, 1622 Day atter day we think what she is dolng In those bright realms of air; Year after year. ser teader steps pursuls Berold her grawn more fa Thus do wh walk with ber and keep © broken The bond which patare gives, Thinking that our remembrasce, though ut spoken, May reack her where she lives Cgeleeted, HER HUSBAND AXD DAUGHTER. * HILL. Sacred to the memory of our dear ‘mother and graadmotber, SUS. who departed this life five yo January 23, 1620, Oft from the heart comes a bitter ory, “Why. ob, why, did onr mother dis?'" Then comes the answer. solemn and wwest Mother In not dead, she ix only asleep.” HER LOVING EON, LLOYD M. COX, FAMILY. JOHNBON. In xad but loving remembrance of our dear sister, ANNIE 8. JORNSON. sh eotered itno eternal rest sevea H Sunday, January 18, 1918 the beautiful bereafter. JOHNBON. Sacred to the voted bush JANES who depi Junuary 23, Upright and faiehfu fn all bis waye Devoted and troe to the end of bis day A loving beart and ever o kind What a wonderful memory he left be HIS WIFE, PAULINE J. JOHENS KIBBY. In loviog memory of Capt. ABSA LOM KIRBY, U. 6. N., who deperted this 1ife one vear ago today, Jaguars 23. 1924 HIS DAUGHTER AND NDDAUGH- TERS. LEWIS. In esd but loving remembrance ¢ my dear busband, M. W>. LEWIS, who d parted this life eight years ago thls des is d and still around thee; Though mr lonely watch I keep, Thou art resting, sweetly resting ling, pesceful b thy IFE, MINNIE E. LE In sad but loving memory memory of my i DAVID JOHNEO: two years ago tods) SULLIVA: dear VAN, wio died o today LOVI D CHILDREN. In_fond remembrance of my LIE A. SULLIVAN, %io %o years ago today, Ja BULLIVAX. ove o its & wtorm g the b s fed from this ¥ bosom of God not say Sacred to the memory RY AMELTA TAYL 1ife’s Just begun will be done. TAYLOR. In loring MAMIE A. TAYL WATSON. remembrancs of our dear wite, wister, AUGUSTA B WATSON rted this life one year ago today, Jaous 3, 1924 Her cheery smile and Kindly way sant to recall BON 43D WATSON. In sad but loving remembrance of my desr sister. USTA B. WATSON who departed this life one year ago, Jac vary 23, 1624 Aslesp fn Jesus HER_LOVING SISTEE, MAUDB E. PIER SON. » WORCE. In loving remembrance of our desr father. ALFRED WORCH, wio entered ino eternai rest 1 250 today, 1910, HIS F FUNERAL DIRECTORS. T. F. COSTELLO 0w, LOCATED AT T. NORTH 797, 1724 N. CAP 7. WILLIAM LEB, Funera! Director and Em- batmer. ~ Livery in connection. Commodion chapel snd moders crematorium. Moders prices. 533 Pa ave. nw. Tel call M. 168 R.F. HARVEY'S SON Richard K. Harver, 1432 U §2. N.W. 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