Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1925, Page 7

If You Intend to BUILD, Buy, COPPER and BRASS are cheaper—you pay for them only ONCE PO 0B 0NN ON St eet 000t icsattattisntaltisrssitndonsdanssssensa {4 L4 9| o i 8| t 9 i 8 € 0 i 0 ¢ Ll 4| i i * 4 b4 9 e ! HE EVENING ADAM H. DICKFV DIES, WAS CHURun LEADER Member of Board of Directors of Christian Science Movement r Expires in Brookline. By the Assoc Press. BROOKLINE, Mass., | Adam H. Dickey, member of the board of directors of the Christian Sclence Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, and a trus. tee under the will of Mary Baker I2ddy, founder of the church, died at his home here yvesterd He was |born in Toronto, in 1864, and was for years engaged in manufacture in Kansas City, Mo. He was first reader of the Church of Christ, Scientist, in | sas City from 1906 until 1908, he became a secretary to Mrs. bruary or ALTER a Home— The ancient symbol of COPPER First Kan- when Bddy, ELPFUL INFORMATION will be furnished by the COPPER & BRASS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION. The ASSOCIATION has noth- ing to sell. One of its purposes is to acquaint those interested in homes with facts about good construction. Youcanobtainwithout charge, literature dealing separately with Roofing, Plumbing, etc., or a book covering the com- plete construction of a home. What detail of home-build- ingdo youwantto know about? COPPER{g” BRASS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 25 Broadway—New York Well Worth Remembering CHAMBERS docs not charge for every little thing. His charge of $75, $100, $125, $150 and $200 includes Casket, Embalming, Hearse, Cars and use of Chapel or Parlors-if desired. CHAMBERS' Funerals are Dig- nified, of Fine Quality. AMBULANCES fully cquipped. Local calls, only $4.00. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. RALEIGH HABERDASHER S$ALE OF HART SCHAFFNER & TAR, WASHINGTON, a position he ‘held until her death in 1910. For & “time he was treasurer of the mother church, and was one of the trustees of the . Christian Science Benevolent Association from its founding. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lilllan S. Dickey, and by three sis- ters, Misses Loulse, Lilllan and Flor- ence, and by four brothers, Walter, Nathaniel, Frederick and Harold, all of Kansas City. o Mrs. Williams Dies of Injuries. Mrs. Jullet Williams, 82, 2403 Pennsylvania avenue, who was in- jured a week ago in a fall on the basement stairs of her home, died at Kmergency Hospital about 11 o'clock yesterday morning. Her skull was fractured. A certificate of accidental death was given by Coroner Nevitt. Mrs. Williams was widow ,0f Thomas 1. Williams. Funeral services will be held at St. Barnabas’ Church, Oxon Hill, Prince Georges county, Md., at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. \ Howard U. Change Urged. A change in the character. of Howard University Is advocated in a resolution adopted by the executive committee of the Howard Alumnl Assoclation at a meeting Saturday night in the Twelfth street branch of the Y. M. C. A. A resolution also was adopted urging the alumni to support the Cramton bill now before Congress. Metal Sale at Navy Yard. Hundreds of thousands of pounds of metal of various kinds will be sold |at public auction at the Washington |navy yard here February 24, the sale | beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning. How much real value stands back of the stocks you are asked to buyf | Mourning Blacks Dyed | 24-HOUR SERVICE | Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. | Lincoln 239 | Pay What You Will | STUDEBAKER | You Can Buy No Finer Car X I IIIXIX] MARX SUITS Now—our finest suits in an amazing clearance 70 %65 360 $ ! HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS $3 8.’75 HEY’RE our very finest suits. We’re not reducing them so drastically because we like to lose money, but because we have to—our policy prevents us from carrying them over. It’s pretty bitter medicine; but it’s going to be a lot easier to take when we count the hun- dreds of new friends we’ll make. You can search the dictionary and never find a better defini- tion of value than these fine suits at this price. The sale starts tomorrow at 8:30. $65, $75, $85 Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats $39.85 Deposits accepted Raleigh Haberdas Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen-Ten F Street Alterations without charge her D. C, LIVED LONG IN OREGON As Boy He Traveled Over Famous Overland Trail—Was Secretary to Governor. H. Gilfrey, 81 years old, a clerk in the office of the Senate for the last 45" years, died at his resi- dence, 131 A strect northeast, Satur- jday night. He was actively engaged in his work until shortly before he died. Born in 1llinois, as a boy 6 years of age he traveled over the Overland Trall to Oregon. He was educated in colleges in that State and was at one time a member of the Oregon Legislature, and also served as sec- retary to Gov. Grover of Oregon in 1376. He was a member of the Oregon bar. Recently he wrote an interest- Ing account of the old Overland Trail and gave it to Representative Addi- son T. Smith of Idaho. Mr. Gilfrey came to this city “with Senator Grover in 1879. His Oregon home was at Eugene. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret W. Gilfrey, and two daugh- ters, Mra. George W. Knapp of Balti- at the chapel of V. L. Speare & Co., Funeral services will be conducted at the chapel of V. L. Spears & Co., 940 I street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Dr. J. J. Muir, chaplain of the Senate, will officfate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Henry CHARLES S. MASON DIES I 3 Long Engaged as Business Man in Georgetown. Charies S. Mason, 59 vears old. gen- eral manager of the G. W. Mason Sons Automobile and Carriage Works in Georgetown, and well known in business circles in this city and Virginia, died in Garfield Hos- pital yesterday, following an opera- tion. Mr. Mason had been a lifelong resident of this city and was promi- nent in Masonic circles here. Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral parlors of J. F. Birch's Sons, 3034 M street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Con- gressional Cemetery He was a member of Columbia Lodge, No. 3, F. A. A. M, and the Kallipolls Grotto. His wife, who was before her marriage a Miss Mary Lee Mason, died about five years ago. He is survived by two brothers, Jesse B. Mason of Virginia and Per- cival Mason of this city, and a sister, Mrs. J. Hardy, also of Washington. Prominent West Virginian Dies, Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., February 9 — Dr. Edward J. O'Donnell, 30 years old, of Piedmont, W. Va., died at Alle- &any Hospital here last night fol- lowing an operation. He was a mem- ber of the Potomao Dental Soctety and the Rotary Club of Keyser. His wife survives. Walter Brown, 28, Dies. Walter Brown, colored, 28, 430 Third street northeast, died suddenly yes- terday afternoon. Not having been attended by a physician during his last {llness, his death was reported to the coroner. A certificate of death from natural causes was given. $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 35—send date of birth for particu- lars ‘ana ilustration. Company founded 1863, Ktzets over §300.000 = e Years Our Popularity those tantion ws” give “erery M dotail in order to perfect our mortusry service. Model chapel, private am. bulances and wfnm i connection. Oali— Has grown ampng who appreciate the James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142 DOGS_Collle. female, tan and white, young! parL Irish tereler, male, all red. short ‘tail ulicog. wearicg brass studded haraess and collar~ locked on, has brindle with white markings, male: ' wire-haired terrier, male, wbite with tan spots. Apply Washingion Ani- mal Rescue League. 349 Maryland ave. s.w. LOST. Teather, confaining money and Reward. Mrs. Harry Page Adams Mill ‘rd.” n.w. " Phope BAG_Patent alling cards. Parker, 3221 D. C., Sunday . black. “with small amount of Please notify 8600 39th st., Cleve. Reward. . BOSTON TERRIER—Brindle and white, Fri day, February 6: male; white face, breast and’ feet; screw tail; answers to name of Bamey. ' Reward if returned to 1730 Park road n.w. Phone Col. 1787. CARD CASE Brown leather, with sorority letters in gold, containing money, automobile permits and regisiration cards: ' Sunday, in viclnity of St. Thomas' Church. Papers are ralued. Call Columbia 31 TAT—Maltess Angora, Saturday night, from 1604 Irving st., Brookland. Phone North 868.-W. Reward. 100 Airedale; (g 5708, Return to 237 12th ollie; Tight tan with white around neck: last seen on Girard st. between 14th and 15th. Answers to the name of “‘Latty.” Return o G. E. Chapman, Apt. 48, 1448 Girard st. n.w., or phone Main 8760, and re- hite and Reward. Re- Wash., D. C. 1e VGLISIT SPANIEL, male: white; black cars and black spot on body; black and red collar: name Teddy. Reward. Phone Cleve. 1080. 9t FORKS—One-half dozen, silver. Reward. Col. 1985 100 FOUNTAIN PEN. gold, between 20(h and R and_Park rd. _Telephone Adams 649. GERMAN_ POLICE_DOG color; $25.00 reward. fornta. Apt. 23. Norih 7934. % HAANDBAG, Iady’s, biack silk, containing $40 somewhere between 7th and il sts. s.w. and Peons. ave.: fell from machine. Return to Armstrong, 617 H st s.w., and recelve reward. Strayed from Vienna, liver; unbroken pointer bitch. turn to 466 Mass. ave. n.w FTNRY, biack and (an mals Talf-breed poiice dog; no tag. Reward. Worthington, North 8516, 2122 Leroy pl. 10 POCKETROOK, folder, _containing__money, Dapers and cards; on Saturday, Feb. 7: liberai reward. Apt. 41, the Balfour, cor. 16th and hone ‘North_8443. L Wl ideatify. R You st TOCKETROOK —Sunda; ward. 105 Star B = PURSE—Biack. turn key: at Wisconsin ave. and M or below M; reward. Phone Wesi 18063 atter 6. % PURSE, small. Tavender; lost Baturday uight either on New Jersey ave. car from 13th and | You to New Jemsey and Florida avenues or at New Jorser afd Florida avenues n.w. Re ward. Phone Liucoin 166. Valued as gift. 10* REDBONBRHOUND, black and brown; white on throat: some white toes: leather’ coll: Reward, Win. Hoffman,” St. Elizabet . Bidg., D. C. 10° Jewel, between 15th and Faiont avenve. Notity Main 5203, _Reward. SPECTACLES, pair, ward. _Apt. 101, 1915 K" st. TEASPOONS—HaIl dozen. idlaled Sunday; rewand. Apt. 33 WR[ST WATCH, white gold, with A on back, Saturday afternoon between Quo st. n.w. and St. Jobn's Church. George- town. _Reward. _Potomac 3920 afier 6. WRIST WATCH_Tast Sunday, between 13th and 14th on Harvard, or V between 1th and 11¢h. It found return to 1320 Harvard, er @all Cloveland 3601. Reward. in_Edmonston case. Tte- Frank. 6224-W. Trfax_design. 1477 Newton, MONDAY, FEBRUARY HENRY H. GILFREY DIES; ‘FORMER HOTEL COOK EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL |» 9, 1925. Dies of S8kull Fracture and Stom- ach Disorder Following Ar- rest for Drunkenness. Emile Randin, 45, zerland and former man Park Hotel, died at Gallinger Hospital early yesterday morning as & result of a fracture of the skull, pns:umonia and gastritis. Randin, a roomer at 223 Massachusetts avenue, was arrested Saturday afternoon for alleged intoxication. The prisoner was suffering from thk, effects of liquor when arrested, and his condition was such When he reached the sixth precinct station that police wanted him to go to hospital. He refused. About 10 o'clock Saturday night Randin asked that a policeman ac- company him to his room, saying he had money secreted there that he wanted to post as collateral. Detec- tives Dowd and Flaherty accompa- uled him to his room, but there was no money found and they returned to the station. Just before the station was reached Randin reeled and fell, fracturing his skull Coroner Nevitt gave tificate of death, deeming an inquest unrecessary. The dead man §s sald to have had no relatives in this coun- try native of Swit- cook at Ward- a cer- MRS. A. V. MANKIN DEAD. Falls Church Woman Was Widow of Merchant—Funeral Tomorrow. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va. February § -Funeral services for Mrs. A. V. Mankin, who died Saturday night after a long illness, will be held at the family residence tomorrow after- noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Mankin was the widow of Charles E. Mankin, a merchant here, and after his death continued the business as long‘as her health would permit. Four children survive—Mrs. Her- bert Hirst, Mrs. Clarence Hirst, Mrs, E. A. Hildebrand and Charles Man- n. The business which Mrs. Mankin conducted was sold to her son-in-law, Clarence M. Hirst, and later to E. A. Hildebrand. ~Mrs. Mankin was o ganist of the M. E. Chuch South for a number of years and took an active part in all church work, alding the sick and suffering in many way She also was a member of Robert E. Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. . Fifty Join Metropolitan Church. Fifty new members were admitted to the Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church, John Marshall place and C street, esterday. Forty-five of them were by profession of faith and the others by letters from other churches. The pastor, Rev. George S. Johnson, who recently came here from New Jersey, has inaugurated a forward movement and had for his topic yes- terday morning, “Overthrowing Moun- tains.” In the evening a musical program was augmented by a gospel song service under the leadership ot W. R. Schmucker. ‘W. U. Employes to Give Dance. The annual dance of the Associa- tion of Western Union Employes in Washington will be held at the Ra- leigh Hotel Thursday evening. Invi- tations have been extended officials of the Western Union Telegraph Company to attend. Natlonal Presi- dent Joseph B. Hayes of the associa- tion will be present. The committee on arrangements Includes J. H. Call, Sara Sparks, Clyde Townsend, Lil- lian O'Brien, Morris Hilleary, Agnes Montgomery, Dixie Branum, Clarence Limerick, Ethel Wakefleld, H. M. Goldstein, E. H. Bass, D. S. Chapman and Lee A. Berlinsky. Cards of Thanks. BROWNE. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their kind acts and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our dear mother, ELLEN BROWNE. THE FAMILY. SASSELL. I wish to extend my sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and your expression of sympatay at the death of my beloved sister, GRACE E. CASSELL. HER SISTER, AMELIA LEWIS. FREBERT. We wish to extend our sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and Tour expression of sympathy on the death of our beloved husband and father. FREBERT AND MAURER. PRICE. T wish to estend my thanks and appreciation to my friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and bean tiful flowers at the death of my beloved busband, Mr. W. W. PRIC E. PRICE, WEEELY. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, relatives and the several organizations fof their acts of kindness, words and letters of sympathy. also the many beautiful floral tributes during the fliness and sad hours of bereavement in the death of our dearly be- loved wife and mother, M. EMMA WEEKLY. HER HUSBAND AND SON, JOHN C. AND GARNER WEEKLY. . Married. BROOKS—MILLER. In Alexandria, Va. on January 31, 1925, MADELLA J. and RUFUS 'C. BEOO] , rector of Christ Church. Deaths. ALLEN. Sunday, ¥ g residence, 2703, Woodley road n.w HUNTINGTON" ALLEN, wife ‘of Charles Gordon "Allen mother of Bunce Allen. Funeral “services at the residence Tuesday, February 10, at 11 o'elock a.m. ALLEN. “The officers and members of Ladies’ Progressive Rellef "Ansociation, No. L. are requested to attend the funeral of Sister ELNORA ALLEN Tuesday, February 10. 1925 at 2 p.m., from Third Baptist Chureh, 3th and Q sts. n.w. By oeder of MRS. ANNIE E. BURLEIGH, Pres, MRS. EVA JONES, Secretars. . BECKETT. Departed this lite Sunday, Feb- ruary 8. 1925, at her residence, 611 Rhode Isiand ‘ave. 'n.w., MARGARET _ALICE BECKETT. wife of the late Audrew Beckett, Jri devoted mother of Mra. Mary Hyder. Mrs. Rosa WilHums and Andrew Beckett, leaves to ‘mourn thelr loss one sister, brother, four grandchildren and & host of other relatives aud friends. Funeral Wednesday, February 11, 2 p.m.. from Sec- ond Baptist Church 3rd 'si. between H and T sts. n.w., Rev. 4. H. Holloman, pastor. * , February 8, 1 at her residence, New York City, NEFTIE I, widow of Charles E. Birch 'of Washington, D. C.. and mother of Arthur K. and Blanche L. Birch. Funeral from Oak Hill Cemetery chapel on Tuesday, February 10, at 3. p.n. Relatives and friends invited. BUNDY. Departed this life, ness, Sunday, February 8. m., at her residence, 2 Mrs.' AGNES BUNDY. ' She le their “loss a devoted _son, two brothers, Edgar Saxles and Rev. Aquill Bayles, pastor of Providence, Baptist Church. wister, Mrs. E. Fulle a niece, Mra. soml Morton (nee Sayles). Funeral from Zion Raptist Church, F st. bet. 3rd and 413 sts. s.w.. Rev. William Howard, nesday, February 1 and relatives are invited. Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. 100 CALLOW. Sunday, February 8, 1925, at Providence Hospital, WILLIAM C. CAL- TOW, beloved husband of the late Roseana Callow (pee Watson). Fuveral from the residence of his son, John F. Callow, 710 Sth st. me. Wednesday, Fe 1, ‘at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Aloysius Church, where m; will be said at 9 a.m. for the | repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatlves and friends invited. * CARTNER. Sunday. February 8, 1925, at the Homeopathic Hospital, HARRY CART- R. beloved son of the late George and mira B, Cartner and brotber of Mary A. and George L. Cartner. Funeral Tuesday, Feb- ruary 10. at 2 p.m., from Wright's chapel, 1587 10th 'st. n.w. ~ Friends invited to at' tend. Toterment (private) Rock Creck Cem- etery. (Gloversville, N: Y.. papers please cops.) B OHANDLER. Members of the Men's Cliff Rock Aswo. are requested to attend the fu- | neral of o late brother, RICHARD CHANDLER, from St. Augustine’s Church Tuesday at 10 a. 3 | OURTIN. Passed away at her home, 1023 B IDeaths. neral xervices for FRANCIS JOHN nited States <o 0 died at ( w.. Tuesdn Friends are pe for our late brother., 3 DYER. By order of the master. ISAAC B. FIELD. Secretary At Walter Re February 7, 1 of Col.” Fride retired. uners) s I Wednesdas, Febroars crment Arlington Februars 8, 1925 VIRGINIA FLE: the late Lieut Funeral services ut her Hampshire ave. n.w. t 2 pm. Rel Tuterment Arling 10 at home 300 Decatur iuneral Wed Calvary lends in- (Lincolu, Nebr., 10° Saturday, February at 131 A st. ne., HENRY beloved husband of Margaret W. Giltry. Fiineral from V. L. Speare Co.'s, 940 F &t n.w., on Tuesday, February 10, at 1 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. (Portland ers. please copy.) Sunday, February 8. 1 Fairmont st n.w., JULIAN LEE GORE, in his 85th vear. Kemains at the funeral pa lors of Martin W. Hysong, 1300 X st. n. Notice of funeral Tater. GRABILL. Sunday, February 8. 19 residence. Takoma Park, Md.. HAZARD GRABILL, beloved wife K. Grabfil.' Funersl from Takoma Park Baptist Church, Pines Branch rd. and Aspes . at 2 pm. Tuesday, February 10. In- terment “in’ Rock Creek Cemetery. (Fred ericksburg. Va., papers pleasc copy.) * HILLEBRAND. At George Washington Uni versity Hospital, Saturday. February 1925.° Dr. WILLIAM F." HILLE chief chemist, Bfeuu of Standards. JOHNBON. Sunday, February 8, 192 residence. 1304 4th st. n.w., JOHNSON, “heloved hushand of Jobzson and father of Loulse Johnson. tice of funeral Lereafter. W. Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. . LAYTON. February S, 1625, at 8:30 a.m., at the residence of her cousin, Mrs. Mary B Jones. 523 Floridn ave. n.w., after a soeg of long fliness. Mre. JULIA MASON LA TON. “She ix survived bs J. Turner Li aid is mother of the late Alfred Layton. Funeral services will be the Nineteenth Street Baptist Churc nesday, February 11. at 1 o'clock tives and frieads tnvited LAYTON. All members of Queen Court, 0. 0. C., please be present ut v meeting February § to arrange for funeral of Sister JULIA M. LAY USIE WADE, W. ¢ officers_and_members of - You are hereby no ting Tuesdus xt all, 12th and R a.w.. to make arrangement for the funeral of our late sister, JULIA M ple; EVANS. nduy d Hospital. FISHER of Charles L. Fisher. residence. 1737 Ne Wednesday. February tives and friends invited ton Natlonal Cemetery FRANCIS. February 1 Methodist Ep.scopa vited. Interment private papers please copy. ) at 1335 at his AMUEL GALLOWAY. Leader. MOORE, 8 M P Church, Saturday afterncon, 1825, at 7:10 v'ciock, Mrs. A. V wife of the late Charles E. o neral will be held from her lafe home Tues- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 9 MARKS. Departed this lite, suddenly, day, February 8, 1925 at 6:30 pm JOSEPH, devoted son of Charles and Esther Marks and beloved brother of Rose, Murion and Selma Marks. Funeral Tuesday, Feb ruary 10, from his late residence, 1431 Va num st.’ n.w. Interment Elesavetgrad Cemeters, Anacostia, D. ( Friends and relatives invited to atfend Please omit flowers. =z MASON. Sunday, Februars 8, 1925, at 3:35 a.m., in Garfield Hospital, CHARLES MASON. husband of the late Mary Mason and eldest won of the late G. W. and Hen. rietta Mason. Funeral from Birch's chapel, 3034 M st. n.w., en Tuesday, February 10, at 2 pm. Friends and relatives invited. Interment at Congressiongl Cemetery. MASON. A special communication of Col bia_Lodge, No. 3. F. A. A. M., will be he at Masonic Temple on Tueeday, Febrnary 10, 1925, at 1:15 p.m., for the purpose of co ducting Masonle services at the funeral of our late brother, CHARLES S. MASON. ALBERT HAAS, Master. NEWMAN. Suddenly, February 6:10 a.m. ave n.w. husband MAN, beloved Tie Jeaves to mourn their loss. & wife, Charles, ir. Mre. Nellle Nickens: ‘two brothers. Sherman Phillips. and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral from the Second Baptist Church, Falls Churc Va.. Rev. G Powell, pastor, Tuesday. February 10, at 2 p.m. NORTHRUP. Saturday, February 7, 1925. at the residence of her son. Carl F. Northrup. West Haven, Conn., NETTIE, wife of the late L. L. Northrup, formerly of Falls Church and Clarendon. Va Falls Church Tuesdsy moralng, February 10. PARKER. ‘Departed this life February 7. 1 at 8:30 p.m., at her residence. = Kalorama rd. now.. MARY PARKER. be loved mother of Anthony and Lewis Parker and Eliza Truss. Remaina Testing at John T. Rhines’' funeral parlors, 3rd and I ste. s.w. Funeral Tuesday, February 10, at 1:30 ‘m., from Mount Moriah Bagtist Church, lev. Randolph, pastor. - PAYNE. At Rockville, Md. ruary 7. 1025, EDWARD, ferment at Warrenton, Tuary 10, st 10:30. PORTER. Sunday. February 8. am. &t Kensigton. Md. G TER, wife of Herman Porte Philip, Howara. Clarence G anna Contee. and daughter of Lettie Contee Funeral 1 tmont Avenue Baptist Chureh, Rev. James E.Willis pastor, Thursday, February 1. ment at Harmony Cemetery. RANDIN. Sunday. Februars &, RANDIY of 258 Mass. from the chapel of Fran 1113 7th st. n.w., on Tuesduy, Februa; at 2 p.m. Rel: es and friends invited STEEVER. Suddenly. Saturd 1925, af Detroit, Mich., LEONARD C.. loved husband of Netic D. Steever. Notice of funeral hereafter. TENNEY. February 7. 1925, EMMA A.. be- loved wife of Bmerson Tenoey. Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home. 816 H st n.e.. Monday. Februa at 8:15 pm. In- terment at Hamilton, Va. TICHENOR. Sunday, February 8, 1 at her residence 1311 M st. n.w., MARY H.. wife of the late Col. Isaac §. Tichenor. in Ter 90th vear. Funeral services at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Interment at Arlington Cemetery. To TOLSON. _Friday, February 6. 1023, at Frecd- men's Hospital, CHARLES, the beloved son of the late Henson and Elizabeth Tolson of 1704 Seaton st. n.w., brother of Mrs. Belle ¥. Bryant, Mrs. Jennie Herdon. Alexander Tolson, Mrs. Fannle Butler and Mrs. Mar garet Coleman. Funeral Tuesdar, Februars 0. at 1 p.m., from the chapel of P. A Lomax, 1400 8 &t. n.w. Friends invited. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery. * WEBB. Friday. February 7. 1925. at Freed- men's Hospitai, EVA WEGR. Funeral from Fiie residence of her niece., Nettie Lewis. 314 D st s.w.. Tuesday, February 10, at 1 p.m. WOODYARD. After & brief illness, at 8:15 p.m., Sundsy. February 8 1925, at_Sibley Hospital, MARGARET AGNES, beloved wife of ‘George Bertram Woodyard and be. Toved daughter of Willlam ' Walter and Flizabeth A. Tice, in the 230 Sear of her lite. Funeral services at the H St Chris- tian Church, 6th and H sts. s.w., Wednes. day. February 11, at 2 o'clock. Friends and relutives fnsited. 100 In Memoriam. AUGUSTE. Racred to the memory dear father, GEORGE G. AUGUSTE. who ‘assed away six years ago today, February 9, 1919. In_our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly. tender. fond and true; There is fot a day. dear father, ~That we do not think of you. HIS LOVING CHILDREX. BAKER. In loving and sad remembrance of our_dear mother and grandmother. BETTIE C. BAKER, who died six years ago today, February 9. 1019 2 Mother, how we miss you. HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDRE! CHAPMAN. In sad but loving remembrance of our daughter, who died two Years ago today, February 9, 1923. Though the circle Is broken And parting has filled us with pain, We hold as a glorlous token The bright hope of meeting ugain. HER LOVING FAMILY. OOAKLEY. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear husband and father. WILLIAM B. COAKLEY. who de- parted_this life 13 years ago today, ¥ ruary 9, 1912 HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDRE EDMONDE. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear som. PARKER EDMONDS, who departed this life one year ago yesterday. February 8, 1021 How we miss_the little footsteps 0f the one we loved so dear. Often we listen for his coming. Feeling sure that he is near. FAMILY. EDMUNDS. A tribute of love and devotion the memory of our devoted mother, MATTI A EDMUNDS. who wo suddenly left us seven years ago today, Februars 9, 1915, Forget you? No, we never will, We loved you then. We love you still. Your preclous memory ever will abide. BURRELLYN AND MARY L. EDMUNDS, EDMUNDS. In loving memors of my dear wiie, MATTIE A. EDMUNDS, who passed into the great beyond seven years Ko today, Februars 9, 1918. Farewell. dear wife, I'll be content, sister, Abner Newman, w.. Tuesd 15 L. of our Saturday evening, February 7, 1925, o'clock, Mrs. BETTIE ANN CUR beloved wife of \George Funeral will be held from Wednesday ot 3:00 o’closk. | You were not mine.’ but only lent: I'll wipe off the tears and weep no more, For you are not lost, but gone before. HER LOVING - HUSBAND, B. B. ED- MUNDS. 5 . Taterment at | In Memoriam. FORREST. BROWN. membrance of REASON T. F( In loving but sad re dcar parents — father REST. who departed th < life three years ago toda, bruary 9 and dear mother. RACHEL A FORRENT fully passed away and our sister. MINA FORRE: who passed awss October 13, 1924 From this world of pain and so To the land of peace and reat God inas taken our dear loved ones Where they have fou 12 THEIR ; TIE AND T FOWLER. Sacred to the memory of SUSAN FOWLER, who departed this life two sear \ Febeuary 9, 1923 In the life T that is to OTED FRIED I MARY MAGRUDE HOLLAND. Sacred husband and fath who left us so sudde yesterday, February 8, "Tis only a step that divides us From glory ne mortal has seen He shall find you when death’s & Shall bave lifted the vell betw HATTIE AND ALGERETTA Sacred to the mewor. died August 19 1916: Naphaud, September HOLL year the HAMP ght JOHNEON. wons: Carl. February 9. 1919, I can never forget You, dear hile on this earth I star. For my heart has never been the sane Kince the duy when you passed awa: my heart your memory lingers Always tender. fond and truc There is not a day. dear sons Tiat 1 do not think of yo 1R LOVING MOTHER, N LLEN JOHN TH S Kacred to the memory of our beloved AGNES ADELE el LOWE. daughter and sister. years ago todas. mass At “hurches t May her soul rest in peace T'n long years has passed and Zour The voice we loved is still A place is nt in our hom« That never can Be Slled. Lover life and loved in deat A THE FAMILY * MATTHEWS. Sacred to the memory of dear mother. MARY MATTHEWS. who de parted this life Fer ary 9, 1924 In my heart ays tender. one year ago today sour memory lingers kind and tru i+ not . dear moth That 1 do not think of ¥ DEVOTED AND ONLY DATG McCAULEY. of our mother, MAR' E parted this lite three years ago. Februa: 5 FAMILY McCORMICK. In loving remembrance of ou dear wife and mother. NELLIE ANN CECILIA McCORMICK, who departed this life four years ago today. February 9, 1621 Tpright and faithful in all her ways Devoted and true to the end of her Gays: & loving wife and mother. so good and kind: What # wweet_memors she left behind. LR_DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAUGH PATRICK, EDITH AND MAE PERRY. Departed this life a vear ago. F: ruary 8, 1924, GEORGE W. PERRY eep on and take vour rest ved you. but God loved you best WIFE, MARIA PERRY DAUGHTERS One year ago. dear one, we parted " Thiough it seems s Festerdny You left us, father, broken-hearted To God. our Maker. yon went to sux DACGHTERS, DOROTHY AND SEATTA * SHEDD. In sad but_loving remembrance our dear mother. MARY E. SHEDD. w life “three years ago todar February 9, 1022 Forget you? No, we never wi a"loved you ther. we love you sti Your memory is as fresi todar As in the hour you passed awar HER LOVING SON ~AND DAUGHTER GEORGE AND EMMA. . SHIPLEY. In sad but loving remembrs our dear father and mother. SAMUEL and MARY L. SHIPLEY, who departed ths life 14 vears ago. February 9. 1911 Rest in peace. dear father & Fourteen long years have pased awa Th t gone. but not forgotten, For we think of you each dav your ca Your death was & shock to Perbaps some day we sha When we meet in &nother land. A loving father and mother we once enjoved, How sweet the memory still But death hes left & loneliness The world czn_never fll Yorget you? No, we ner We loved you then, we love yoy st Your memory is as fresh today A< in the hour vou passed away THEIR CHILDREN. WILLIE VELLAR AND ALFRED. SHIPLEY. In sad but loving remembrance of wy beloved daughter. MARY L. SHIPLEY Who passed away 14 vears 8go todar. Fe | roary 9, 1011 In the beautiful hereaf In the life that fs to be Somewhere in God's greai foreve Dear Mamie, I will meet with thee the sweet remembrance pre my Beart for you HER MOTHER. L. ENGEL. WHITE. In loving remembrance of our dar ling daughter ad sister, 10LA E. WHITE who d $iils Tife seven vears a day. 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