Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 7

| - - fifififi&fifififia&&fi:fififigfifi@fin BHBBHOBDMUBHHDHHBOHBBHBDO LT N 2 L LET L LT CLX ST AL Y L O YT YL T S XTI A LTI LY B Final Clearance Hart Schaffner & Marx * Suits and. Overcoats Values 40 to %65 $94.85 Short lots of previous sale values, all put together at one clean-up price. All sizes, but not in every lot. No charge for alterations. Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen-Ten F Street et | T X L PO S T S T SR XA ETEL S T s SR Ys Sa Ry Inc. ST L cecoeorssmmr v o s Mptmoasss B THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. RIVAILLES DEAD. Widow of Physician Formerly Re- sided in Capital. Mrs. Florestine Judice Rivailles, $7 years old, who for many years lived with her daughter, Mrs. William G christ, in this city, dled suddenl her residence. in New York City, Fri- day. Mrs. Rivailles was the widow of Dr. Felix T. Rivailles, former med- ical examiner of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and was a granddaughter of’ Dr. Joseph Richard Martin, who was a surgeon of Pari Mrs. Rivailles is survived by one son, Dr. Felix T. Rivailles, jr., at Ve- rona, N. J.. and three daughters, Miss Marie T. Rivailles and Mrs. James I. Donellan of New York City and Mrs. William Gllchrist of Washington, and two granddaughters, Misses Jeannette and Marguerite Donellan. Funeral services were held in New York yes- terday morning, with burial in the New Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore More Than Morticians ‘ It s e { Private amb But that unseen sery ice and careful heed to evers incidental detail which is a feature by which we are known, counts far more amoug our’ clientele James T. Ryan + Mortician 317 Penna. Ave. S.E. ol o] Lincoln 142 | wishes D. C. YOUTH IN NAVY IS DROWNED IN CUBA Stephen H. Schreiner’s Body Re- covered—Will Be Sent to Arlington for Burial. Stephen Haight Schreiner, attach- ed to the battle fleet as a scaman, socond-class, and who lived in this city at 913 N street until he enlisted in the Navy, was drowned whilo bath- ing at Hicacal Beach, Gauntanamo Bay, Cuba, February 13, according to a dispatch received at the Navy De- partment today /" The body has been recov remains will be sent to Washington on the first available naval transport and will .be buried in Arlington Cemetery in compliance with _th of the boy's mother, Mrs.| Luella Schreiner. He enlished in th Nuvy, May 21, 1923, at the Navy re- ecruiting station in this city. He was born in Brightwood, D. C., August 12, | 1903 uneral services for the young sea- man will take at Arlington on Friday at 2 o'clock at the receiving vault: There will be a caisson and full military honors will be given Chaplain Shrum, U. 8. N,, will officiate. | e The production of Portland cement the United States last yeéar reached the record-breaking figures of 150,- 000,000 barrels, red. The $5,6007Uf§ lnmrfice for 846.51 At Age 33—send date of birth for particu- iare ‘and Tlustration. - Company founded 1863, Aikes over §300.000,000 M. Le Rov Goff. 610 Woodward Bldg. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 You Can Furnish Your Home for a Very Little Qutlay During THE FEBRUARY SALE OF LIFETIME FURNITURE You pay a whole lot less right now for Lifetime Furniture than usual. February Sale Prices are remarkably low. Rug prices, too—both Oriental and Domestic— are substantially reduced. Buying here now is saving money. Hall Chair Solid Mahogany, in antique Charles II type. Upholstered in needlepoint effect Windsor Chair Poke Back Windsor in a beautiful Tudor mahogany finish. Carved Chair Walnut finish with character tapestry and galoon. Com- fortable. Table Size 35x48 inches. Your choice of an- tique or Tudor ma- hogany finish. $59.75 Console and Solid Mahogany, and in a handsome Tudor finish; both Poster Bed Colonial four poster in dull red mahog- any finish, Grand Rapids made. $32.50 2-in-1 Table A lovely Library Table that is con- vertible into a con- venient dining table. $59.75 Lifetime Living Room Groups $175 To $1000. Bedroom Suites $157 To $1350 Dining Room Suites . $195 To $1900. Furniture Lovely Desk Spanish with drop lid and twist posts; good looking. Mirror Desk very $87.50 More Than a MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D & E Name Drowned While Bathing EPHEN H. SCHREINER, THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Light rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morn- ing, followed by clearing tomorrow much colder tomorrow afternoon and night; moderate south and southwest winds, becoming fresh northwest to- morrow, Maryland and Virginia—Light rain in the east and central portions and rain, changing to snow, in extreme west portion tonight and possibly to morrow morning, followed by clear- ing tomorrow; much colder tomor- row afternoon and night; moderate to fresh south and southwest winds, becoming frosh northwest tomorrow. West Virginia—Light rain, chang- inz to snow and colder late tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and much colder; snow flurries in northeast i portion, Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 61; 8 p.m., 51; midnight, 47; 4 am., 45; 8 a.m., 45; 8 Barometer—4 29.89: 12 mi 29.93: § a.m., Highest * temperature, 61, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem- perature, 42, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 39; lowest, 28. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls'at § am, to- day — Temperature, 40: condition, clear. noon 29507 8§ 92; 4 20, p.m., night, 2 9.96; noon, p.m., Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 4:10 am p.m.; high tide, 10:02 a.m. 26 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:58 a.m, p.m.; high tide, 10:49 a.m. p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 6:47 Coast and and and Today a.m, Moon rises 5:29 am.; sets 8:5 Automobile lamps to be one-half hour after sunset Weather of Varlous Cities. p.m. lighted Temperature, =3 Stations, H 3 Weather. Tt cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Abilene, Tex. 30.04 Albany ".... 2998 Atlanta . 9. Baltimore .. Birmingham. Bismarck Galveston Helena Huron Pt.clondy Ft.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear’ Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear, Clear Clear, Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Raining Cloudy. Ft.cloudy Kansas City. 2 Los Angeles. Touisville Miami, F New Orleans New York. Okla. City... Omaha .. Philadelphia. Phoonix, Ariz 30. Plitsburgh . 20.84 Portiand, Me 30.08 Portiand, Ore 8018 Raleigh ... 20.94 8. Lake City 30.28 San’ Antonio 20.94 San_Diego.. 30.10 s 62 e st ey Seattle . s Spokane [ 30.04 46 WASH., D.C. 20.96 61 FOREI (8 a.m’, Greenwich time, todsy.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England . 36 Paris, France s 5 Austri 24 a2 58 a2 Stockholm, Sweden Gibraitar, Spain ..... . Horta (Faysl), Azores Hamilton, Bermuda ... o, Porto Rico . ngland, February 25 seph Rowntree, 89, formerly prietor of one of the largest choco- late plants in the world, died here vesterday. He was the head of a prominent Quaker family and was noted for his - phllanthropy. He started one of the best known model garden villages for the benefit of his 7,000 employes. . D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY | | |command of troops during the open- | grandni 25, 1925 GEN. PARKER, RETIRED | ARMY OFFICER, DIES| Was Union Veteran of Civil War, and Won Distinction in Coun- i iry’s Service. Brig. Gen. years old, U. S. A., the Civil War and long record in tl Daingerfield Pa vetired, v the possessor of a | United States Army, | died at his home. 1431 Twenty-first street, yesterday after a brief ilness. | | rker, tera 92 of | Gen. Parker was also prominently iden- tified with many putriotic socicties Entering the service just before the | Civil War, he was soon promoted to the rank of captain, und participated in the majority of the that cons gaged in the first and second battles of | Bull Run, Antietam, Iredericksburg, { Chancellorsville and Gettyshurg. He was in command of Fort Slocum during Gen. | Early's attacks on Washington Gen. Parker was born in New Rochelle, N. Y., M . the son of the late Commaodore Alexander Parker and the late Mrs. Sura J. Bogardus Parker. ' He was educated in several ding schools and academics of that time. He was promoted to the ras in the 9th Infantry in 1559, rank of lieutenant colon reached the grade of colonel in 1896, during which year he was retired for age. By a special act in 1904 he was promoted to the rank of brigadier gen- eral, retired Following the Civil War Gen ker was in_command of the prison at St. 183 Foxall of major nd to the 1894, and Par- military Louis and also was in ing’ of the Cherokee strip. He was a member of the Legion, the National Geograph ciety, Society of the Society of Colonial Wars, American lison Society, Sons of the Revolution and the Metropolitan Club. Ancestors of Gen. Parker have been prominent in military and naval cir- cles since the days of the Revolution. Gen. Parker married Miss Amelia Nesbit of Philadelphia in 1861. He is survived by several nieces, nephews, ces and grandnephews. Among the nieces are Miss L. J. Parker and Miss Marion Parker, both of this city, and Mrs. Edward Winder of Balti. more, while the nephews include Thornton J. Parker of this city roy Parker of Gettysburg, Pa ert B. Parker of. Newark, N. J., and aj. William H. Parker of the United ates Marine Corps. Another nephew, Dr. Henry B. Parker, died last week Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomerrow afternoon at 2 o'cloc Smith, rector of St. Margarets Epis- copal Church, will officlate. Inter- ment, with full military honors, will be in Arlington Cemetery. LT. COL. W. P. VAN NESS DIES AT WALTER REED Rites Held This . Afternoon. Served in 1st Regiment of Artillery 34 Years. Lieut. Col.- William P. Van Ness, 79 years old, U. S. A., retired, died at Walter Reed Hospital Monday, after a long illness. Funeral services are at St. Margaref's Episcopal Church this afternoon. Interment will be in the family plot in Green- wood Cemetery, New York City. Col. Van Ness was born December 18, 1845, the son of the late Lieut Col. Eugene Van Ness, U. S, A., who died during the Civil War, after| many vears’ service,’ including the Seminole Indian and Mexican Wars. He entered the military servica Sep- tember 20, 1867, and was retired for | disability ‘incurred in line of duty| February 2, 1901, his entire service being with ‘the 1st Regiment of Ar- tillery. Col. Van Ness was a member of en old New York family. His great- grandfather, Peter Van Ness, wad an officer of Colonial forces at the siege of Quebec and later commanded a regiment of New York troops in the Revolutionary War. His grand- father, William P. Van Ness, was United States judge for the southern district of New York. Col. Van Ness was also a grandnephew of Gen. John P. Van Ness, an early mayor of the City of Washington, and the com- mander of the District of Columbia Militia in the War of 1812, and also of Cornelius P. Van Ness, Governor of Vermont, and later United States Minister to Spain. Loyal nati, the Academy Officers to Entertain. The officers attached to the Naval Academy have invited the Army, Navy and Marine officers, their fami- lies and friends who propose to at- tend the Army and Navy basket bail game at . Annapolis February 28 to 2 buffet lunch to be served at the Naval Academy officers’ mess at noon. S—————Z 0 CcTY Tess at noon. FOUND. nCarryl Weiss Shop, Connect- 26+ MATTRESS. dropped from load C sw. _Apply 817 C s.w. b ning business cards, card. ° Reward if re. turned’ to J. E. Pumphrey, 408 Colorado Bldg. BILLFOLD. small tan. containing betwee and §50. ‘Sinday night, on 11t neas Otis or on 13th st. Liberal reward. A. F. Harls 1342 Montague st.. tele, Adams 2660. 93¢ 1842 Montague st., lele_ Adams 2600. 28 BRACELET—Garoet, L st n.w. betwsen 13ih and 15th. Reward if returned to 1216 L st. n.w. . BRACELET. gold, Iink, in or near Temple, Thursday. Reward. 06. CARD CASE with West Point ol S, bills a0d change within, Saturday Tast . st 118 and F sts. Reward. Phone Cleve. 413, 25+ DOG—Collle, female: collar and tag: rew: Qwner Comir.” Sawell, Hodmas ‘Apt. Gieve. wonic Calverton, Apt. A Dallas woman possesses in her collection of antique jewelry a dia- mond cross 250 years old made for the great-great-grandmother of the Em- peror Maximilian of Mexico. DOG, Pekinese, large, e day.. Feb. o4, trom Sebartian. Linc. 8176, DOGS (2), sctters; large male, small female] black and ‘white: near Friendly, Md. Teward Robert Tilch, Siiesig, M. DOG—Beagle hound, femals, White, wifl b and tan markings: feward. ~Lincolh DO0F. DOG—Cocker spanie; biack T rewan Phone Cleveland 3485, e long brown hair, Tu G st. ne' Miss Will GIvé You All He Advertises Chambers is not in for every dollar he can get out of it. Cham- bers’ greatest profit is in the friendship’of his patron: Chambers will furnivh a whele ral—$75, $100, $125, $150 up. ';:‘mrn for all his little courtesies. Chambers’ Private Ambulances are fully equipped. Loecal 54 emy ke $85 The Brown Stone Funéral Home of W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 432 Steel Burial Vaults, DOG, black and white body, tan head: maie: name “‘Ri no coliar; reward. 4015 New Hampshire ave. Col. 8810-W. GLASSES, dark rim, on Alexandria Tars, Sunday. Tady finding same please call ¢ endon &30-F51: reward. 28 OPERA in_biack I ease. Rew: Apt. 405, 1916 K st. n.w. OVERCOAT, gray: bunch of keys in pock in Convention Hali, on Saturday night.' Find: er please write Box 25, Lorton, Va. Reward. F 25° PENDANT, gold, set with pearls, diamond in center. Please return to 2203 2nd st. n.w., or_call_North 584! hd PIN, Kappa Sigma 263 reward. PIN, gold, in or near Ambassador; keepsake; reward. _Col. 645, B PIN, Tuesday morning, dewdrop pin with small diamond in_ center, on car or Columbia &ntn 14th to F to Tth; reward. Adams PIN _Cameo. Adams 3480 TOCKETBOOK — Will party who wi seen picking up pocketbook on 9tii st. car 12 o'clock Saturday return same? will be given nd no questions asked. Mrs, Cameron, 1221 Ingraham st. n.w. 25 POCKETBOOK, swall, tan, containing $4. in Dupont Circle about 4 p.m, Tuesday. Mrs. Caivert. 1708 P st. Franklin 5692, POLICE PUPPY, Sundaz. 3¢ Naylor 10 v'e. Reward if returned to ry Beatty, ."2: R reward. initials H. T. H. Col Ssturday. Reward. Phome PURSE, change.” N 1330 L. st. n. WATCH CHAIN —Gold. near Dresden apartment. to_Apt. 102, the Fajragut. Tontatning handkerchier. Torgnette, onal Theater, 16th; reward. With Euife attached: Reward 1t returned { COVINGTON. WATCH, Waltham, gold; Tiallo or 14th st. car_ling; reward. Adams 4197, WRIST WATCH—Eigin,at Mt. Vernon of re- tura_to Washingtos, February 23. Reward. Ne. & Phone Eranklla L] Succumbs to Illness i | BRIG. G / ARKER. Card of Thanks. FILLMORE. We thanks and appre friends for their sh 10 ex; sincere intion clatives and | sympathy and beanti floral tributes ut the death of our dearly beloved father, EILXWORTH FILLMORE MRS MAGGIE WINKLOW HARRY H. FILLMOI Deaths. ARNOLD. Mo: New York ( HARRY K, b February after a brief illuese oved husband of Taisy N Arnold_and son_of N E. and the la Rev. William 1. Arn Thurs Felwunry 26, at i her's residence, 419 Q st. and relutives invited ARNOLD. Al members of Thomas 1 Lodge, No. 9607, G. U, 0. of O.,F dered to uttend a special meeting 8 o'clock. to muke arran neral of our late brot from w. Frien Wright are CHAs, BROWN. Monda C. CARTER Entered Fel = e e JOSERIT W, BROW N of the late Ttolirt and Elen Brown, | hushand of Emma A. Brown (nec Fiper), | father of Khorier 1. Tirown, hrother. of | Charles C. Trown and Nellie Brown of New | York. grandfather of Charles A Catherine | D Ttne, acioted also Jeaves fricnds to lie from 2 pm. Friday u Funeral Sunday, March New Bothel Baptist Ch nw. W. Ernest Jarvis COVINGTON. at her residence & "dent. dnunter and C. A. Morris. Teaidence on Friday T, thence to. 5t Tiass will he said at Triends invited. lnter Cemeter, Remains Baptist, Chureh Saturday Trom thel til 3 pam Tuesday sou £ the ehruary ent at Februars Mount OF Auxilin meeting Members of Ladies' Shts ¢ ) and sis uttend a to make No. 0, K iliaries are requ Thursdas ments for INTE COVINGTON ) MOOKE. Ree. S COVINGTON. Members of the Rev. M. P. | Sullivan Council, No. 15, and comrades of | C. W B. L. are requested 1 atte i neral of our deceased comrade COVINGTON, frum ‘her late res Znd st riday, Vebruary { . i a he hame Thursduy | night at 8 o'elock | bt At e R ATOLIPFE, President. | MARY RITTER, Recording Seérotars | DANIELS. ruary 1925, at Guanta pamo Bay, Cuba, WALTER WATSON DAX TELS, Jr., heloved son of Walter and Daniels. Remains will be brought mother's home, Gales of funeral hereafter Loved in life, loved in death Mas he rest in peace RIS BROKEN-BEARTED MOTHER DEAN. Movdas 2 . 4:15 pm FRANK. beld Jate Maria Dean, sged 70, tage pia Thursday, February 25, from the resid of his niece, Mrs . Buchavan Tennessee ave. n.e., at 2 pm.: thence Foresteille Church. ends and relatiy invited to attend. . EVANS. Departed this 1 dny, February 24, 192 222 13th aged 87, widow of the late Rev. William B Evans. Funeral services Thursday ary 26, at 11 am.. from Metropo morial M. E. Church, John Marshall pl. and C'St. n.w. Relatives and friends iovited; MARY SHEA, F Funeral will e at 6 p.m. Tues. at her_residence. S EVANS, FENNELL. Tuesday, Februarr 24, 19 9:45 p.m.. at his residence, 514 1st st. n.w ALOYSIUS & FENNELL. Notice of funerai hereafter. Please omit flowers. . HANWA. At New York City. brief illness, PATL aged 43 vears, husband of Rosa and son of the late Fr es at the home of Mrs. Frank t Oxford, Pa., Thursdey, February 26, 30 p.m HARRIS. his home, Februa Monday, Fel p.m., JOHN R.HARR Jlored). faithful servant of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Barrs. Fu neral Thursday, 3 p.m.. from the chapel of E. R. James Bros. 19th and L sts. n.w. Friends and relatives invited. HARRISON. 7 . February 24, 1925, at her residence. 4ih st s.e., IDA K. be loved wife of George W. Harrison and moth- er of Millard F. Harrison. Funeral from her | late residence Friday, February Relatives and {riends invited' to, at p.m. tend. HUMMER. Tucsday, February 24 MARY IDA HUMMER, aged 69 years neral from her late home in Falls Church, Va., Thursday, February 26, 2:30 paw. In terment at Oakwood Cemeters. . rted this life Tuesday, February at 5:15 p.om.. at his residence. Bennings rd., JOHN. beloved husband Laura Lage, stepfather of Rachael Crampton and ' Beatrice Jones, brother of Wright, Josephine Chatt, Lielia Wil and a host of rela " 'Funeral service Friday, February k. from Ward's AL M. E. Memorial Church, Benvings, D C MADDOX, At Manassas, ¥ rusry 34,1925, at 7 p.m, GEOI MADDOX of 5 Boyd ave. Takoma Md. Funeral Thursday, February 2:30 p.m., at Manassa GUIRE. Tuesd: e exidence, 1232 Zist %t nw MCcGUIRE, Her body will rest at Gawlers chapel. 1730 Penusylvania_ave. .n.w., unti = hour for mass, which will be cofcbrated ephen’s Church Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.” Interment Mount Olivet Cem etery. MILLS. S 3. MILLS. 136 B st. n.e., o'clock noon. Interment ices and interment private MORAN. Tuesduy. Tebrn TProvidence Hospital. wife of James Moran, neral from Second Church of the 1202 Bladensburg rd. n.e.. Tharsday, ruary 26, at 11 a.mi. Interment at wood Cemetery. MUELLER. Wedneslay, February at_her residence. 611 G st. s.e., * beloved wife of Theodore Mueller. funeral hereafter. Park 26, at 1925, SAMU Feb- Glen- 10: LOU Notice of Febru F2 Nagel, resi 901 Butternet st., Takoma 'Park, D. Funeral from his late residence, Thursday, February 26, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends insited to attend. Intermeut at Ivy Bill Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. * O'HARE. Monday, February 21, 19: residence, Siepherd rd. "an: Chureh rd. ANN ELIZABTH, the lute Christopher S. and Ann E. 0'Hare and sister of Laura C. O'Hare. Funeral from her late residence Thursday. February 26, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity at 10 a.m. Re tives and friends invited. Interment Olivet Cemetery. 2 PARKER. Tuesday, February 24, 1925, Brig. Gen. DAINGERFIKLD PARKER. U.'S. A., retired, aged 92 years. Funeral from his late résidence, 1431 Zist st. n.w.. Wash ington, D. C., at 2 p.m.. Thursday, February 26, Interment at Arlington. . PARKER. The District of Columbia Com- mandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States announces the death of Companion DAINGERFIELD PARKER, Brigadier General U. S. Army, at Washington, D. C., February 24. 19 n neral services will be heid at his dence, 1431 Twenty-first Street . on Thursday, 26th-instant, at 2 p.m. inter- ment_at the Natioual Cemetery, Arlington, Tnia Major General CHARLES F HUMPHREY, U. S. Army. Commande GEORGE M. CHANDLER, Recorder. ROBINSON. Mondus, February 23, her residence. 1833 12th st. now., M., beloved wife of Willium H. Robinson, devoted daughter of Kllen Rrown and the 1ate John Brown and loving sister of Bertha King, Muttie Brown, Sadle Lancfster and Ella Brown and devoled nunt of Doyle Lan- caster and Catherine King. Funeral services at Metropolitan Baptist Chureh ‘Thurkda. dence, Creek ughter of 1925 S Deaths. RUEBSAM. Munday February 23, 19 2 b U'sda sband from Tuursany RUEBSAM. A auon Lodge called Tor Thursday 1 o'vlock p.m the Tuncral RUEBSAM R Kevruary 24 for the p our tate Kroth ALFRED 1925 ttending SCOTT, dny Eatered into February 23, | Duianes), wit the t.kuncral from her 2029 4th st. u.c., Thursday Ea Finds THOMPSON. Mond ADA J. (nee Maso ysius ‘R, Thomp, Deal's funeral Thursday. at 2 tives wiited etory TOLLIVER. Ludies Clif Rock Soclety are requested (o attend the funeral o MR ISABELLA TOLLIVER ihursday, Februs 26, 1925, at 2 p from Chiurch, 14th uud Corcoran st PAULINE MARSHALL JENNIE E. BAKNES, Fin. S TURNER. Deparied tuis life ruary 1920, 8¢ her residence. IIISCILLA TURNENR William, * Thomax and irene il; sister of Frank an was Henson, an. Fu P W harge .M SCUTT John B, resigens February 26, vited. ® SAKAH ¥ ot Februars 1025 beloved wife of Alo service from Inuther o Vams officinfiog WATSON. in New 1925, KATHERINE the late lear Admirsl B U. S. N, and Mrs. Watson Arlington National Cemetery February 315 b, WHITE. Monday, | E. WHITE, uged 4 funeral puriors of George W M Thursdas, February = v, Interment at Kook Creek Cemeters WILSON. F¥ebruary 23, at at 60T R. L. ave. o MARTHA N WILSON, daughter of tie Jate Abraham and Cargline Neal und widow of the late Turner Wiison and niece of the Tate Sarab Funcral Thursday, February 26, a from Winslow's vhapel, 2nd and I Members of Liberty Baptist Chur cnds tuvited JIn Memoriam. ad bt Towing AGNES RO cight years ago twdas York City WATSON Febr, 19: Fu Wise sars JOSEPH To th Where HER LOVING LAWRENCE. I of my_ huxband, JOHN died February & 1911 SYLVIA LAWRENCE, w After duc frials and hearta After ¢ srrow und pain After a life full of changes. Atter the is of ra Phere in the beantiful sunlight Within the city's bri I shall again meet my Joved one When 1 have answered God's HIS_LOVING WIFE AND MER BEKTIE LAWRENCE. MORA. 1 sad but our brother an: who left o NCES BIRCH.* ng remembranee LAWRENCE, who my daughter. dicd 12 years 1913, sud but 1 MOTHER, remembrance of DANTE. Feb brother-in-law years sgo tix E AND JORN ZANIER. * and devotion to the oved mother, who departed this brother, FRANK fatber, ALOLS LEOPOLDINE NUTZ Life February 25, 1§ NUTZ, Januars 23, NUTZ, Februars 5 ne knows the silent hearaches. e Who have lost can t £ that is borne For the onex we loved so wel THEIR DEVOTED = CHILDREN BROTHERS = AND _ SISTER STEVE AND PAULIN QUANDER. but_loving of our belos JOBN EDWAI DER, who died February 2 1 AND LOUIS In sad = WS MOTHER AND FATHER. of my Oy Aguiiversars maos SWEENEY. voted san SWEENEY, who was February 5, 19 Aloysius LOVIN BROTHERS. THOMAS. Sacred to the memory and MOTHER, SISTERS AXD In sad but loving remembraoee of EDWARD THOMAS, the husband of Mary B. Thomas and father of James Thomas who died February 25, 1924 We loved him. but God loved him best HIS LOVING WIFE AND SON. MARY F HOMAS AND JAMES B. THOMAS, 1813 13th ST. N.W. ¢ WAYNE. in sad but loving_remembrance of my dear mamma, ELLEN WAYNE. who en tered eternal rest s years ago, February 25, 1918 Seven years ago you left me. Loving memory still remains: “Thaugh Four soul puy in Jesus My loss was heaven's gair 1’s only a step that divi From glories no mortal hath seen 1 shall find you when death’s grim fingers Shall have lifted the veil between. DAUGHTER, = ALICE WHITNEY. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband, HARRY L. WHIT Y. who died one year ago today, Feb 25, 1024 One sear Las passed since that sad day When the one T loved was called away God took him home, it was His wi But in my heart I love him still No one knows the silent hearta Only those who have loved can tell Of the grief that is borne in silence For the one 1-lored so well HIS LOVING WIFE, MABEL WHITNE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E coln 142 Ambulances in Connection VL. SPEARE CO. either the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment 940 F St. N.w' Phene Frank ol = Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.\W,. Established 1841, Phone West 96. YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 2 Penn, Main 5512 & TFCOSIELLO: v NOW LOCATED AT ¢ Service Co. LINCOLN 5200 Chapel. ————THE ORIGINAL —— W.R.Speare Co, 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R SPEARE _ WILLIS B. SPEARE S GPIOE O NIGHOMS CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Linocoln 372. VILLIAM LEE, Funcral Director and E Sridee. B3 Pa. Ave. NW. Tel. call M. 1885 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Main 2473 Modern_Chapel. _Telephone e = "~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 H St. N.E. Lincoln 524 Modern_Chape FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Floral Designs at "oderate Prices. - 14th & H. Tel. M. 8 Prompt auto delivers service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. We Specidiize in Floral Designs at Moderate ¥ebruars 26, at 1 o'clock, Rey. M. W. D). Norman officlating. Tnterment in the family lot at Harmony 2 = Florists 14™& HSTS.NW. MAIN 6953