Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 7

Ty i m Suits and OQvercoats T R X X X Y L X Xy L T o L L Y LI} g'!I|IIIIIHIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIlIIllIIHI|lIlIIllllllII|||||I|IIlIlIlIIIIII|I|IlllllllI|Il|lIIlIlIllllII](III!IIIIII!IIIIIHE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1925, MISS READ’S BODY TO BE BURIED HERE Daughter of Major General, Killed in Manila, to Lie in Arlington. ZURHORST ESTABLISHED 1857 SUPERIOR SERVICE MODERATE PRICES ANNOUNCEMENT The Zurhorst Undertaking Establishment will be continued by the family under the management of Milburn T. Zirkle, who has been associated with the business for the past ten years. Every modern facility for the burial of the dead. 301 East Capitol St. E. S. ZURHORST, Tel. Lincoln 372 C.S. ZURHORST, Jr. By the Associated Press. MANILA, January.30.—The body of Miss Margaret Read, daughter of Maj. Gen. George W. Read, who was killed in an automobile accident near Baguio Wednesday, will be taken to Washington for burial in Arlington Cemetery. Gen. and Mrs. Read will accompany the body, which will be taken to San Francisco on the trans- port Thomas, sailing tomorrow Miss MacAuley of England and George Kerr and F. K. Redfern of Manila, who were with Miss Read at the time of the accident, have been discharged from a hospital after hav- ing their injuries treated = SISTER MARY EDITHA DIES. Member of Holy Cross Faculty Had Been Nun 50 Years. ter Mary Editha of the Congre- gation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross died yesterday at Holy Cross Academy, where she had been a mem- ber of the faculty ear: Three years ago Sister Editha ob- served the golden anniversary of her religious life. Funeral services will be conducted n the chapel of the academy tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock. Solemn requium mass will be celebrated Interment will be Mount Olivet Cemetery. MAN’S 7th . F Sts. in Proper Spacing of Posts. In arranging the aerial and ground Inding posts on the panel of a set do not place them too close together. Get them 3 inches apart, if possible. 525 and %30 " Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 35—send date of birth u fars ‘and 1lustration. Company founded 1365. | Assets over_ $300.000,000. Lo Rov Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. They're bargains for the man who waited until now to buy his suit or overcoat. Every garment is from our regular stock, meas- SR L Ml uring up in every way for ’CHAMIERS’ SPECIALTY\ style and wear to the In Value Giving Al = == £ Funeral With Fine Casket quality standard of the and Compléte Service, $100 Eiseman Store. Arnbulances Fallyt Equipged Local Calls, $4.00 Steel Burial Vaults, $85 )-year Guarantee W. W. CHAMBERS CO BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 In pleasing colors that will be popular next year as well as now. All sizes. Tomorrow! 215 Hart Schaffner Marx %60, *55 and *5 Blue Serge Suits (Made Expressly for the Raleigh Haberdasher) $3 6.85 WHEN we sell a Hart Schaff- ner & Marx blue serge suit for $60, $55 or $50, we’re giving exceptional value for your money; all Washington knows that. Think what it means to get that suit for $36.85. Hundreds of men will come to the store tomor- row; you ought to be one of the first. Store opens at 8:30. Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen Ten F Street XTI for particu- | MISS NELLIE O’KEEFE, 75, DIES AT HER HOME HERE e ‘Was Formerly Proprietor of Board- ing Houses Filled With Dis- tinguished Persons. Miss Nellle O'Keefe, 75_years old, died at her residence, 1337 L street, Wednesday after a lingering {llness. Miss O'Keefe was the daughter of the ‘at John J. and Mrs. Elizabeth O'Keefe. During President Grant's admin- istration, Miss O'Keefe opened a boarding house on Sixteenth street, near the White House, and Grant used to stop at the house frequently to see many of his old Army friends who lived there. Later she and her sister moved to Sixteenth and I streets, where they were 50 Sucoess- ful that they later took over six houses in that vieinity. These wouses became known as Cocoran row. They were owned by the late W. W. Corcoran The late Mrs. Plummer was the so- cial head and housekeeper, while Miss O'Keefe was the buyer and business manager. Miss O'Keefe had long been active in Catho'ic Church circles and con- tributed liberally to charity, She is survived by three sisters, Mr Elizabth Feealy, Miss Katherine O'Keefe and Mrs. M. J. Long, and a brother, John J. O'Keefe, all of this ity, eight nie and five nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Speare’s undertaking establish- nent, tomorrow afternoon, at 2 yelock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. NOTED ARCHITECT DIES. S. B. P. Trowbridge Long Active in Lower Manhattan Building. NEW YORK, January 30.—S. Breck Parkman Trowbridge, 63 years old, rtist, whose architectural handi- work is visible in many of the newer structures in lower Manhattan, died of pacumonia vesterday at his hon h He beca associated with Gioodline Livingston in the firm of owbridge & Livingston, and had {been a member for 30 years at the time of his death Among the structures for whose de- sign Mr. Trowbridge was responsible 1ber of his firm are the Bank- ers' Trust Co. Building, the addition to the New York Stock Exchange, the banking house of J. P. Morgan & emical National Bank, the ational Bank of Pittsburgh, Bank of America now under con- uction in Wall street, the new itable Trust Co. Building to be ted on Broad street and the Mitsui k of Tokio. at e ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. NIGHT. entertainment will M. E. Church, spices of Mizpah school. Mrs. David assisted by little and Mrs. Duff G will give program. be given at 8 o'clock, of H ne Lew An Hamline under a the Sunday Kinchelo, Kinchelo violinist, circle Orient Commandery, No. 5, Knights mplar, will give a dance and enter- ainment at Naval Lodge Hall “Christian Science and the Kingdom Heaven” will be subject of a lecture by Paul Stark Seeley, C. S. B., of Oregon, at First Church of Christ, Scientist, 8 o'clock recreation committee of the Business Women's Council will give an all-States party in lecture room of Church of the Covenan of The seorgia Tech Club will hold a | dinner meeting at City Club, 6:30 yelock. All former Georgia Tech nen invited The Between bo theme Eighth Jews and of Dr. Street “Good Wil Christians” will Simon’s lecture Temple. Dr. William J. Spillman, Agricul- tural Bureau. will speak at the free forum of the League for Industrial Democracy, § o'clock, at 8§11 E stre, Subject: “Farm Relief Legislation Questions and discussion will follow. Public invited Baltimore Canner Dies. CINCINNATI, Ohlo, January Death invaded the ranks of the 5. canners attending the National C: convention here vesterday, when Norvall Byrd, 42, Baltimore, Md., expired following an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Byrd, who was treasurer of the Southern Packing Co., participated in all of the sessions until Wednesday, when he was stricken. Pncumonia developed after the operation and was_the direct cause of his death. Two Cars in One— STUDEBAKER Duplex Phaeton Residents are really monarchs of all they sur- vey; and they have do+ mains of which any one could be proud. Not just a little bit of ground that would starve a chicken in a week, but a real lot, where the carol of birds and the’ glad cry of children can be heard from morn till night. ‘We are completing about four homes each month in Edgemoor. Unequaled values. Sec all the rest and then let us show you what we can offer in Edge- moor. Our experts will be glad to submit the Maddux, Marshall easy plan of home ownership and sub- mit plans and specifica- tions for your home, To inspect drive west on Mass. Ave. to Wisconain, thence north on Wisconsin to Edgemoor. Maddux, Marshall & Co., Inc. "108 16th St.N.W. Main8970 1400 until 5 p.m._Mrs. N | POCKETBOOK, | lege._or phone Kensington 108. THE WEATHER District of Columbla— Fair and slightly colder tonight; minimum temperature about 16 degrees; to- morrow falr; rising temperature; moderate west and northwest winds. Maryland—Fair and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow fair; rising tem- perature; fresh northwest winds, di- minishing. Virginia—Fair tonight; slightly colder in west and north portions; tomorrow fair; rising temperature; moderate west and northwest winds. West Virginia — Fair tonight slightly colder in east portion; to- morrew partly cloudy. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 33 12 midnight, 23; 4 a.m., am., 28; noon, 34 Barometer— p.m., 29.72; 12 midnight, 29.77 29.87; § am., 30.03; noon, 30.12 Hightest temperature, 34, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, at 11 p.m. last night. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 59; lowest, 36. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 32; condition, very muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United Coast and Geodetic Survey.|) Today—Low tide, 7:05 a.m. and 7:36 m.; high tide, 12:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:56 a.m. and :31 p.m.; high tide, a.m. and 51 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 7:17 a.m 29.74; 8 ) 4 am, oceurred States Today- 26 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:16 a.m.; sun sets 5:27 p.m. Moon rises, Automobile one-half Wea sun sets 11:04 a.m. lamps to be lighted hour after sunset in Various Cities. Stations, Weatber. Sepinsac sy Clear, Snow Pt.cloudy lear Clear loudy Albany Atlanta " Atlastic Gity Baltimore . Birmingham. Bismarck .. Roston Buffalo . Charles Iveston . lena Huron, 8. Indianupoli Jucksouvill Kazsas City. Los Angeles. 30.14 Loulsville Miaml, Fla New Orleas! New York Okla. loudy lear lear lear Pittsburgh. . 3 Portland,Me Portiand,Ore 29.72 Raleigh,N.C. 30.14 S. Lake City 30,02 San Anfonid. 30.30 San Diego.. . 30.1 Cloud: Francisco 30.0 = Cloudy Spokave T WASH.DC. 3002 (8 a.m., Greenwich time. Stations, Lavdon, Parix, Vienna today.) Temperature. Weather. 45 Cloudy Cloudy Rain tand.. Franee Rerlln:” Germany Capenhagen, Deamark Horta (Fayal). Asores Hamilton, Bermuda. . Sau Juan, Porty Rico Hivana, Oiva Colon. Canal Zowe y Cloudy Cloudy Rain Fart cloudy Cloudy Fart cloudy CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Takoma Park Civie Study Club wil meet Tuesday, 2 p.m., in auditorium of Takoma Theater. Speaker, Lieut. Col. Clarence O. Sherri Subject, “National and Local Parks Mrs. Chester J. Hunn, sololst. Dramatic reading by Mrs. Mabel Owens Wilcox. Natfonal Fellowship Club will give a get-acquainted dance tomorrow at the Cairo. Strangers invited. Visitors welcome. The Wild Flower Preservation So- ciety of America will meet February 26, 8:15 p.m., in auditorium of New National Museum. Topic, “Wild Flow- ers of Lafayette National Park.” Stanton Park Citizens’ Assoclation will meet Monday, $ p.m., at Peabody School Ohio Girls’ Club will give a dance tomorrow. 8:30 p.m. at Franklin Square Hotel. Ohioans invited Keane Council's 500 Club will have a card party February 6, 8:30 p.m., in K. of C. clubhouse. Red Triangle Outing Club’s hike for Sunday will be through Rock Creek Park and to Fort de Russey. Take Kensington or Chevy Chase Lake car to Chevy Chase Semi ..District of Columbia VLife Ui writers' Association will meet at luncheon February 12, 12:30 p.m., at City Club. J. W. Clegg, president of the National Association of Life Un- derwriters, will be honor guest and speaker. To show the public how the cost of heating a home may be reduced, there will be a meeting Tuesday, § p.m., in assembly hall of the Cosmos Club, eponsored by the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Principal speakers will be: D. Knickerbocker Boyd of Phila- delphia, Albert Kelsey, former presi- dent of the Architectural League of America, and C. A. Connell. Edward W. Parker, director of the Anthracite Bureau of Information, will show mo- tion pictures on the formation and mining of coal. Meeting open to public. The meeting of the Alumni Associa. tion of Holy Cross Academy, sched. uled for Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, has been postponed on ac- count of the death of Sister Editha. The association is expected to attend |the funeral. which will be held to- morrow morning in the Holy Cross at 10 o'clock. wiil be at Mount Olivet. chapel at The burial —— LOST. white and biack, to_oame *‘Beauty.’* TE st._sw. 0G, brown _and white, Ja answer to name “Tip. T E_st._aw. LASSES, 10th between D and E n. Leizear, 419 10th n.w. Reward. 0 FOX TERRIER—Wire-haired, white, with ons black eye. Reward. Col. Birmingham, ol diers’_Home. B1e HANDBA KEYS, between Mual tions Bide. . ave. 'North 2108. HATMonday afternoon from auto, 1ady's small gray hat. Columbia 1179. NOSEGLASSES, shell frame, 1o Edmund case, on 16th st. or between 1424 R and 16th and M. Phone North 9835 after 6, or Frankiin F. McKnew. large, brown, on & Rock Creek Park road. Return to Strayer's Col- Reward. _* POCKETBOOK—Black satin, o5 Riverdale car, containiog eight §1 bills. Reward. Potomac 3408.J. COLLIE D 1925; answ i _returned Jan. Rey 20, Reward _if Valuable, ruby and diamond, between W. U. and 16th and S sts. n.w, Liveral reward. _Call the Ambassador, Apt. 404. SEASON TICKETS, 2012 E gallery, Chicago Opera_Company. ~Return to Greene Agency, Droop’s._Reward. . WRIST WATCH, child" in or mear Adams School. 0 st silver, black ribbon, Beward. 2038 GEORGE DITEWIG DIES; HELD FEDERAL POSTS ‘Was Assistant to Chief of Meat In- spection Division of Agriculture Department. George Ditewig, 61 years old, assis- tant to the ohief of the meat inspec- tion division of the Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture, and who had held many important positions with the department, died at his residence in the Brunswick Apartments, 1332 I street, Wednesday. He was born in Peoria, Ill., February 11, 1863. He was appointed to the Bureau of Animal Industry, Agricultural De- partment, in 1897, and became an in- spector of the National Stock Yards, in Illinois, and served afterward inspector in charge at the stock yards at Davenport, Iowa. Later he was placed in charge of the yards in Cincinnati, Ohlo, and from there transferred to South St. Joseph, Mo. In 1907, soon after a new meat in- spection law had gone into effect, Mr. Ditewig was made a traveling in- spector, a position important in the department. Soon thereafter he was promoted to the position that he held at the time of his death. Mr. Ditewig was a Mason. He is survived by a half-brother, John Dex- ter of Ardmore, Okla. Funeral arrangements been completed. MAL D. S. FLETCHER DIES IN TAKOMA PARK HOME Contracted Pneumonia While At- tending Wife’s Funeral, About Week Ago. Maj. D. S. Fletcher. 78 old, who was a major in the Washington Minute Men and a business promoter here, died at his residence in Ta- koma Park yesterday. Maj. Fletcher formerly was president of the Ta- koma Park Citizens' Association and had been a resident here for 30 years He contracted pneumonia while at- tending the funeral of his wife in Hartford, Conn., about a week ago. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Sunday afteznoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. F. L. Winter, assistant pastor of the First Congregational Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Hartford, Conn, He is survived by J. McD. Lacy; and ter, Florid: have not a daughter, Mrs a son, A. D. Fletcher, a Mrs. Harry N, of Cowboy Goes to Art School. Peto Martinez, the boss cowboy and artist of “Bar Y" ranch in Arizona, has entered as an student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadel- Martinez admits he can paint horses because he knows them, but wants to paint women, and hopes his course at the Eastern Art School will do_the trick ; €ards of Thanks. PATRICK. 1 wish to extrod my sincere ap preciation to friends during the illness of my beloved busband, LEWIS PATRICK #nd also the church, socleties, relatives and friends for their oral tributes st _bi MES WEHN. We wish to express our sincere thanks und appreciation to our relatives, fricods and neighbors for the beautiful flow- ers and the kindness and symp: at the time of our darling child's de. ME. AND MRS. ELMER WEHN. Beaths, ARNOLD. Janu FANNY WOOD, ¥ 29, 1925, at widow of Admiral Conway H. Arnold, T N, aud daughter of giveer-in-chief W. W. W. Wood, U. 5. ) Fuoeral services at ber late residence & day, at 11 a.m. loterment Oak Hill Cem- | etery. | BALLANTINE. Wednesdsy. January 25, at George Washingon Hospital BALLANTINE. Funeral services ut Cal vary Baptist Cburch Saturday, January 31 at 2 p.m. Ioterment Glenwood Cemetery BELL. Departed this_life at bis residence, 438 Ridge st.n.w., WILLIAM, beloved son of tbe late Heory Bell, Mary Jane Curtis (ace Bell), brother of Joseph Bell, Funeral et rm;.; Ibraith Chburch, 6tb st. be tween L and - at 1:30 p.m., Rev. Mr. Battle officiati S Rest, Thursday Y 20, 1925, at 7:20 p.m. ber ‘residence, 1220’ Crittenden st. n.w. AUGUSTA (oee Kabler). beloved wife of Ernest S. Brown. Fuveral services from ber late residence on Saturday, J uary 31 2 p.m. Ioterment Prospect Hill THOMAS BROWN. intered peacefully into rest, Thurs . Jaguary 29, at 3:40 p.m.. at ber resi dence. 116 Seaton place nw., ELLEN BROWN, detoted mother of Charles H James A', Samuel A of New York, Dr. Ben. min F.'of Baltimore, Mattle A of Bos fon and Georgia B. Henrs. Funeral will be held Sucdag, February 1, at 1:30 p.m., from People’s Congregational Church, tween Btb and fricads are fovited to attend. COX. Dep: 2 ed 70 vears, Fuperal . at 11 a.m.. %, the Ontario Apartments. papers please cops.) 30 Wednesdas. January 25, 1925, at rieid Memorial Hospital, in his 63rd year. GEORGE DITEWIG of the Department of Agricultus Body restiny at Gawlers ve. n.w. Notice of funeral will be given later. 30 EDITHA. Thursday, January 20, 1925, Sister M. EDITHA of Holy Cross Academy. Sol emn high mass will be held at the chapel of the academs “Katurday, Janvary 81, at a.m. Funeral to be held Saturday. ELLIS. Departed this life January 29, at her residence, 1814 E ELLIS. Notice of funeral bereafier. FOSTER. Friday. January 30, 1925, Emergency Hospital, EMILY, beloved wife of John H. Foster. 'Funeral servi late residence, neral later. FOX. Thursday, am., at the and 'K strvets at Apartment (Baltimoro Seventl EVANNA FOX (nee Mionick), beloved wife of Rich . For, aged 64 years. Funeral eerv the chapel of Thomas E. Sergcon. 1011 7th st. oo Saturday, January 81, at 11 a.m ives and friends iovited to attend. In terment at Loudon Park Cemetery, Balti. more, Md. . HARTLEY, iy, Friday, Jan 50, 1925, at 5:30 a.m.. SARAH PRITCHARD HARTUEY, beloved wife of Willlam B, Hartley. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m., at residence, 513 A st. s.e. = HAWKINS. Thorsday, January 20, 1625, at his residence, 50 Pierce st b.w.. ALBERT - HAWKINS, beloved son of Kate Havw- ns and brotter of Herman and® Clarepce Hawkins. -Funeral Monday, February 2. at 130 pom.. from his Tate ‘restdence, - W Ernest Jarvis Co., in charge, a1 JARBOE. Suddenly, on January 28, 1025, at Gleshoro, D. C.. ALOYSIUS DENT, baioved husband of ‘Anale M. Jarboe. Funcral from hin daughter's residence, 1247 T af. Satarday, duonacy 81 thene to St. "Terria's Chureh, where Bigh requiem mass w sung at 9 am. s Sriite MISKELL. After lis brief fllness at Provi. deace ‘Hospital. Thursday morning,” Janyary 29, 1925, PAUL M., beloved busband of Dorotly M. Miskell. fn bis 2 yenr Fu- neral services from the Lome of hia parente. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miskell of 1718 Wiseon: sin’ ave., on Saturday afternoon. January 31, at 2 'o'clock. Interment at Fort Lincorn Cemetery. | Relatives fully {nvited to attend. MISKELL. The officers and members of Star Spangied Banoer Council, No. 8, Jr. 0. 1 A M., are Tequested o ‘attend ‘the fanerai of our late Brotber P. M. MISKELL from his “late” reside 8 Wisconsin ave. Saturday, Juagar 31 at 2 oo’ 5 . 3t GARRETT, Cou GEO. P. BARNES, Secretary. ctioc, 'LEARY. Thursdey, January 29, 105, NORA. ‘beloved daughter of the late Jong and Ellen O'Leary and beloved sister —of Mary O'Leary ‘Davis, aunt of John. Cepe. vieve and Wil Dasis. Funeral from her late residence, 3015 Warder st, n.w.. at 8:50 am. Saturddy, theace to Sacred ' Heare Church, where solemn requiem mass will be sung at § o'clock for the repose of her roul Interment at Mount Olivet Cemeters. Rela: tives and friends tuited. 30 PERHAM. Friday, Jenvary 80, 1925, at 10:15 a.m., at his fesidence, 1310 Harvard st Dw.. AURESTUS §., beloved husband ‘of and friends rexpect- Deaths. REYNOLDS. Thursday, January husband of the late Elnora T olds. Ist gt n.w. on Saturday, Jan 30 p.m. (Richmond and Port Dpapers please copy.) BEYNOLDS. Special communicat Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A. M., at urday, January 31, attending the’ funeral of our JOSEPH 8. REYNOLDS. By Worshiptul Master. ROLAND M. BROWN, his residence. 1001 E ‘st. s.w Bmaliwood (nee Chesser). He by five daughters and one son. Mouday, February 2, on SL Ge TRUMAN. Thursday, January idence, 2953 Mills ase. TRUDE A., ‘beloved daughter William H. 1 sat Intepment Cemetery, 5 WHEELER. Departed this lifo 1625, “atter u sbort iliess a MARY WHEE r of Sarah Gibson, E nd Jessic Wheeler. Nhe moura their loss 4 host of r friends. Kema residence, 434 6 ary 1. Funeral Monday, y.m., from Moust Moriah Zad b, between M aod N Clarke in charge. WHEELER, Officers and membe son Taberoacle, No. 44, A. I aro notitied 1o be present Sature 81, 1625, 4t § p.m., at Fisherm 0 make arrangements for the f late sister, MARY WHEELE Monday, February , st 1 pm., oriali ‘Baptist Chure and N ste. sw. MY LEDW. HARVEY, W. 8 ‘WHEELER. Temple, No, pital 9, Dts. of the 1 #_ session of sorrow Katurday, 1025, 7:30 p.m., at the Elk's 15th nw.to arrange Dt. MARY WHEELER, who d dence Hospital Thursday neral Moudus, February 2 from Mount Morish Baptist Ch N ste. s.w. Morning Star Columbia Lodge, No. 8, res vited KATE MARIE COLEMAN PIERC WIELAND, RET Thursday, January 2 beloved wife of the In Fuperal from the Mrs. Elizabeth Hor D.c., Naturday, Ja ot St Mary's Departed this lite at ‘bis residence, GEORGE, the beloved son o liams. ~ Notice of funeral b & Clark in charge. AGES. BROWNE. In fond our ‘loved ones, HENRIETTA left us Janusry 30, 160 BROWNE, March 24 ELLEN " AGES BROWNE. ARNOLD. lori dear wife and mot LD, who left B0, 1924 Gone but ot forgotten HER HUSBAND AND C BARNES. In dear danghter, 1910. AND In Mrs sudde loving LILLIAN V. B, vars 1924 Just when her life was Just when her hopes wer. She was taken from the wor To a howe of ete How bhapps we wer Whes our circle But mow it is broken, To wleep at the Saric LOVING AND LONELY M B. BUCKMAN. In loving remembrance ISABELLE BERG, who life five years ago tods, How we miss the welcome or Oft we listen ber com! Feeling sure that she is Dass of sadvess still come Hiddea tears so ofter Although you left us 3 MOTHER AN BROOKS. our beloved wife and BROOKS, who departed this | ago today, J 30, 1922 In the b ul’ bereafter. b the life that is to be We sball meet with the BROOKS. my beloved friend, Miss MARY wiio departed this life three duy, Janvary 80, 1 Thbree years have passed since Whi God took her home; it was His HER LONELY FRIEND, ANDER BROWN. A tribute of lov of daughter died three years 1822 God needed ber, and so He Ao angel to' His throve And bade bim go and whisp That the Master wisbed He bade Him Its tasks b And she shor ago today ¥, ilfe’s day find eterval ED PABENTS MARY E. BROWN CAREY. HENRY CAREY, who cntered cternal bliss five years ago 30, 1920, Sweet thoughts still cling to Love you in death just the COLLINS. loving_and_sacre my deir friend, “JACK’ E. COLLINS, who passed | Bexoud” one year ago 1924 Night Tender and true: Dearest, my beart Dreamiog of you. COLLINS. our dear son and E. COLLINS, who Nesven!. uary 1924 The bearts that loved TLove sou in death t LIS MOTHER, SISTERS ANT MRS. MARIA GIDDINGS A CAPE ¢HARLES, VA., CREW. 1In sad but lovin my dear husband, JOLL parted this life ' three anuary 30, 1022 cR e HIS LOV DIXOX. six years ago today, January How sadly we count the hou: A token of love fo our Our brother we loved so dea: We only ask to live a Chr So that when life’s course Tat we may meet our devot Leaf by leat the roses fall, Soul by soul the Savior © ot for one, but for il YOUR DEVOTED SISTE! DIXON. PAYNE. brance of m In sad but belosed son, years ago today, January 30, evoted son-ib jaw, JOHN ed tbis life two years ago, 922. On the hillside dear Losha safely sleeping, Vhere the flowers gentl Lies the ones I love £0 d Every day brings b Every memory sweet gs & tear Thou YOUR HEARTBROKE MOTHERIN-LAYW, SU FRIDLEY. dear _mother, JOSEPHIY who died eight years ago toda; 1917 Rest fn peace, dear mother, Eight long years have pas Thou art gone. but not forg For we think of you each GREEN. JACKSON. In fond re our dear lhusbaud and GREEN, who died five 30, 1920; our daughter, ‘m ELIZABETH JACKSO: years ago, January 18, 1 and son, EDWARD T. GRE Delia C. Perham. Notice of funeral here- after. POWELL. Departed this life Thursday eve. ning, January 29, 1925, at his home, K st., Camden, 8. C., SAUL POWELL. left to mourn their loss his wife, Powell; five sons, Taylor, George W Allen W., both of 3112 Sherman ave. ‘Washington. D. C.; Willie and Saul. jr. of PMIAG(‘I_FMU, Pa.; two dsughters, Mrs. Charlotte T. Nelson and Miss Katie E. Powell, both of Camden, 8. C., and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, other rei- atives and frie Fuveral arrangements later. (Camden, 8. 0., papers please copy.) ago, January 24, 1917 Gone but not forgotten, Nor shall they ever be For as long MOSEBY. In loving rememb: father,” JOSEPH MOSEBY lite "Bve years ago today. One by one our hopes grow As we near the shining. ¥or we know across the ri £:05 a.m., JOSEPH 8. REYNOLDS, beloves Funeral from his late residence, 1516 5, for the SMALLWOOD. Tuesday, January 27, 1925 SMALLWOOD, beloved busband of Lavenia tha A. Truman February Baptist Oficers and members Elks of the World, are requested to meet ju the residence You st eaft In Memoriam. rememb: und RAL mbrance CHARLES remembrance o departed tbis life one year ugo tod » January 30, 1920. so dear How Memorics always keep rou neare the land beyoud the sun LEVI G. AND ATT'Y today, MIZPAH-A In loving and sacred memors of | portals ope year ago today u dearly i BALT PAYNE, HER CHILDREN father, 29, 1925, at fton Reyn. nuary 31, at smouth, Va., 00 fon of Naval | 2 pom., qat- purpose of late Brother order of the Secretary. HENRY' F. is survived . " Ioterment orges Isiand 2, n.e. of 1925, at GER- Funeral urday, Janu fricnds in at Glenwood January Providence beloved t elutives and Churen, Pope & re of Dicker 0. of Moses, duy, January an's Temple. uneral of our CR. Fuperal from M. Letween i [ ] B. P. 0. of Javuary Home fune; d ut Fn and and ruter. | Dt 1925, MAR John W of _her | January 30, n.w., Emma Wil . Pope nce of AGE! | KATIE AGES{ ¢ AR oly Japuary HILDREN, ) Jun” ARN brightest, Dest 4 of pain departed footstep ihg, HAGES | In Memoriam. JONES. In sad but loving remembrance of my father, CHARLES J. JONES, who eu tered into eternil rest January 30. 189 ENNIE. POWELL. In memory of our beloved hustand and father, WILLIAM H. POWELL, who died January 30, 1 You could not speak to us You could not say good bye: We knew your thoughts wers with us When you were called to_die HIS WIFE AND SONS, WILLIE AND RICHARD. . POWELL my dear who d Junuar; 1924. You were a father fruly good, A friend both kind and. true, A better father neser lived, Your equals are but few. YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LOUISE RHODES. e Tl it Tt ben A DEVOTED WIFE. M. FOWELL. PULLIAM. of remembrance of H. POW yeur ugo to MRS. MAF Sacred fo g~ granddanghter, GLADYS LLTAM, who eute erernal rest ar wgo today, Jaouary 1921 he heart comes a bitier Wiy by did our Gladys @ Then com e auswe and Sbe is Dot dead We_are t Who 0ft from v true and fa RANDFATHER AND LUWAKD AND HATTIE PUL We HER LIAM PULLIAM. 1In sad bot of my dear niec remembranc PULLIAM year ago dear Gladye, BEATRICE E to the memory aug! departe GLADYS —— ADELE MOTHER rUL PULLIAM. Javuary DRV OTED PRILAT, TAMes o In sad b ved fr et remembraace S MAE PUL ar ago today, sad day alled away: HER YER PURCELL. 1 but remembrance of my dear MIN F. PUR Jan LL, w ago today. 1S DEVOTED DAUGHTI PURCLLL BEAVES. In sad but losing remembrance of | our dear motier, MARTHA VKEAVES, Janvar; 1 A FLORENCE | HER DAUGHTERS, MRS ( " AND BESSIE E. REAVES | SKIDMORE. 1n loving remembrance jcar mother, MARY 3. SKIDMORE parted fe two' years ago today HER DAUGHTER THOMAS. 1 Him to rest ANNIE P. JUDD. 4 Ja. WINIFRED HUGHES. * RINT 1923, ears” azo. D DADDY. In sad but loviog remembrance of motber, ARY 1 FAMILY, * In sad but loving remembrance of BROOKS. years ago to that sad day D the one I loved was called away; will, But in my heart'T love her still MARY called ber home was o'er; been well done, Au evidence of love and devotion to the memory of our dear dadus, WILLIAM the realm of January In our hearts you sre loved and remembered sour name The hearts that loved you so dearly in life same LOUISE, EVELYN AND BILLY. d_memory uf OHN Javvars 50, o the and the etars arc glean: is dreaming, FRIEND. * brother, ATT'Y passeld JOHN throvgh th Jan life, RROTHERS. ND FAMILY MD. ¢ remembrance of EW, s ago who de- today ING WIFE dear brother ROSHA DION, 'who departed this life 30, 1919 That measure sorrowful seurs Sioce we laid beoeath a mantle of Sowers r. tian, is run, ted brofher In that land berond the sup We_must g when the roil is called R. ANNI loviog_rem. 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