Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1925, Page 7

FORMER WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT DIES Paul Wallace Hanna, Editor of New York Leader, Succumbs After Brief Illness. Paul Wallace Hanna, editor of the “New York Leader and former Wash- ington newspaper correspondent, died at his home in New York Tuesday; ac- cording to word received here. Mr. Hanna became critically i1l when he returned home from his office Monday evening. Mr. Hanna was born at Oxford, Pa., and gained his first experience as a newspaper reporter on the old Phila. delphia Telegraph. ' He later conduct- ed the newspaper campaign that re- sulted in the enactment of the first widows' pension law by the Pennsyl- vania legislature. In this period he became interested in the activities of the Socialist party and his career RALEIGH HABERDASHER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925. thereafter was devoted principally to the service of the working class. He served in Washington as the correspondent of the New York Call, {a Socialist daily of New York, which, after having suspended publication | some years ago, was recently revived under his editorship as the Weekly Leader. When the Federated Press was or- ganized after the war as a telegraphic news service for labor papers, Mr. Hanna became its Washington cor- respondent. It was In this capacity that he accompanied President Wil- son to Europe and reported the Paris peace conference. He later attacked the newspaper conference system as developed by various cabinet officers, which led to his exclusion from State Department conferences by Secretary of State Colby. He is survived by his widow, Rosa Laddon Hanna; his mother, Mrs. Frank Hanna, and one brother. The funeral was held this afternoon at the home of his mother at Oxford, Pa. Countess of Westmoreland, member of British aristocracy, has taken to the concer! stage as a means of win- ning a livelihood. PEPL0000000000068, BRI ERRRLOARVOVOLIBLERROA D NDHESBAES i not to carry over. broken lots left from the season’s selling. Broken lots, but all sizes in each group. Broken Lots $40 to $65 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Qvercoats $ 2 4.85 Al sizes—but mot in eack lot Broken Lots : $10 to $15 Hart Schaffner & Marx Trousers (Including White Flanmels) $ 4.85 All sizes—but wot in each lot Broken Lots $7 Men’s Sweaters V Neck, Button Front $ All sizes—but not in eack lot 3.85 Broken Lots $1.50 Cut Silk Ties 3 for $2.00 Broken Lots $3 and $3.50 Cut Silk Ties Risilio Made—Elastic Lining $ 1.29 3 for $3.75 Broken Lots $1 Campus Hose Red and White, Blue and W hite 3 Pairs for $1.50 Raleigh Haberdashe I Satisfaction THIRTEEN - TEN F STREET Store-wide final clean-up Friday and Saturday Mark down and sell; that’s our policy— Here are the final \ Broken Lots $8 to $10 Raleigh Shoes for Men $ 3.85 All sizes—but not im each lot Broken Lots All sizes—but wot i $12 to $15 Stetson High Shoes for Men $ 7.85 All sizes—but mot in each lot Broken Lots $3 to $4.50 Men’s Shirts Crepes, Percales, Woven Madras $1.15 Sizes 14, 16%;, 17 Only Broken Lots $7.50 to $11 Men’s Shirts Silks, Silk Crepes, Broadcloths $ 3.85 each lot Broken Lots $3.50 and $4 Manhat.tan Pajamas $1 85 All sizes—but not in each lot Broken Lots $2 Carter’s Union Suits Winter Weight—Ecru Colors C All sizes—but not in each lot Guaranteed Thirteen Ten F Street X I I AT r Inc. 21 PRIESTS ATTEND RITES FOR MRS. L. P. EICHHORN Mass Celebrated by Her Son at| Sacred Heart Church—Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Funeral services®for Mrs. Louise Ruppert Eichhorn, a lifelong resident of the city, who died at her residence, 1824 Park road, Sunday night, were conducted at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with solemn high mass of requiem, yesterday. Mass was celebrated by her son, Rev. Ru- dolph Eichhorn, who is stationed at the Jesuit House of Studies, Wood- stock, Md. Rev. Michael J. Finnerty was dea- con at the ceremonfes, while Rev. Terence L. Connolly was subdeacon, with Rev. Thomas A. Donoghue mas- ter of ceremonies. Rev. J. C. Geale delivered the eulogy. Interment was in St. Mary’s Cemetery, There were 21 priests present at the services, including representatives from Gonzaga College, Woodstock College, Georgetown University, St. Martin's Church and St Gabriel's Church, 4 ENGLISH LESS BIBULOUS. Wireless Helping to Keep Work- men Straight, Meeting Told. LONDON, February 26. workmarn of today whisky The British prefers wireless to and Bunyan to Barleycorn, Capt. Charles Nicholson of the Sal- vation Army told t Finsbury justices at their meeting to consider liquor license renewals, “Drunkenness has been one-half during the last few years,” said the captain, “and many public drinking houses are often empty on Sunday evenings. reduced by Mrs. Hedberg to Give Recital. Mrs. Lydia Hedberg, celebrated singer of Swedish folk songs, aided by Mrs. Jenny Mysen Lind at the piano, will be heard in a benefit re- cital 'this evening at 8:30 at the Franklin Square Hotel, under the joint auspices of Washington Lodge of Vasa Order of America and the Norweglan Soclety of Washington. This will be Mrs. Hedberg’s second appearance in recital here. Her first was {4 1921, during her second tour of the United States. Many members of Congress and diplomats from Scandinavian countries are expected to be present. Maj. Jacobson Assigned. Maj. Benjamin L. Jacobson, Finance Department, at Fort Benning, Ga., has been ordered to this city for duty as disbursing officer, Militia Bureau, War Department. He will relieve Lieut Col. Theodore Schultz, Finance De- partment, who Las been transferred to the office of the chief of Finance Department. Capt. Jerome Clark, Finance Department, of the Finance Bureau, ‘has been ordered to l-‘(\r'l‘ Benning, Ga., and Capt, Carey E, Campbell, jr, United States Infantry, of the Miiitia Bureau, War Depart- | ment, has been assigned to the 17th Infantry, at Fort Crook, Nebr. . Mayebrashi, a silk manufacturing center, is on the main island, 70 miles northwest of Tokio. Will Give You All He Advertises Chambers i3 not in for every dollar he can get out of it. Cham- bers’ greatest profit is in the friendship of his patrons. Chambers will furnixh a whole funeral—$75, §100, $125, $150 up. No charge for all his little courtesies. Chambers’ Private Ambulances ard fully equipped. Local $4 ; $85 Steel BI?"‘I Vaults, The Brown Stonc Funersl Home of W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 432 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. @12 H 8t. N.B. Lincoln 524 Modern Chape! 1241 Wisconsin Ave. West 804. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. SE. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142, Private Ambulance Livery in Connection. | VL. SPEARE CcQ ither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St. N.W. Phone Frank. 6626. | London, THE WEATHER District ' of Columbla—Fair and much colder tonight; lowest tem- perature about 22 degrees; tomorrow fair, continued cold; strong northwest winds, diminishing tonight. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and much’ colder tonight; tomorrow fair, continued cold; northwest gales, di- minishing tomcrro! West Virginla—Generally fair and colder tonight; tomorrow fair, con- tinued cold. Records for 24 Thermometer—4 p,m. 12 midnight, 46; 4 a.m. noon, 40. Barometer—4 p. 29.67; 12 midnight § am., 29.50; nooh, 29.76 Highest temperature, at 4:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperatyre, 40, occurred at noon today Temperature same date Highest, 37; lowest, 29, Condltion of the Water. Temperature and condition ater at Great Falls at 8 a.m Temperature, 42; condition, mudd Tide Tablen. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey.) Low tide. 4:58 a.m. high tide, Hours. 52; 8 pn, 45; 47; 8 am., 46; 8 pm., s 2 am., 29.36; 52, occurred last year— of the today— Coast Toda; p.m.; p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:44 a.m. and 6:13 p.m.; high tide, 11:35 am. and 11:58 p.m. . The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 6:46 a.m.; sun sets, 5:57 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:44 a.m.; sun sets, 5:58 p.m Moon rises, 9:00 a.m.; sets, 9:59 p.m Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. and 5 10:49 am. and 11:11 Weather of Varfous Clties. Temperature, = Stations. wono] Weather. eI +fepamsak aggm ase Clear Snowing Clear Atlantic City 29.32 i Baltimore .. 70,44 Birmiogham. 3018 Bismarck .. 80,34 Boston ... 2940 Buffalo | 20,48 ) ining Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Snowing Clear Pt cloudy Ptcloudy Snowing Clear Clear Clear Clear Snow Clear Snowing Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Raining Clear Cloudy Ruining Denvor Detroit El Paso. Gaiveston Helena 2 Huron, 5. 1. 30.48 Indianapolis. 30.04 Jacksonville. 30.04 Kansas ity 30.30 Los Angeles. 29.98 Loutsville .. 30.12 Mismi, Fla.. 30.04 New Orleans 30.14 New York.. 20.24 Okla. City. 3018 Omaba ... 30.36 Philadelphis. 3024 Phoenix ... 20.08 Fittsburgh | 2072 Portland,Me. 20’45 Portland,Ore 80.34 Raleigh,N.0. 29.70 8. Lake City 30.10 San”Antonlo, 30,12 San Diego... 20.08 8. Francisco 8018 8t. Louls... 30 St. Paul..’’. 30. attle |.100 3034 Spokane . 3¢ WASH.,D.C. 2050 0.38 38 48 18 — P 38 I 48 52 FOREIGN. Greenwich-time, today. ) Temperature. Weather. -~ 46 Rain 44 Rain 8 Cloudy 36 Cloudy 36 Part cloudy 34 Cloudy Rain Part cloudy Clear, Cle: Cle 8am Stations. England. Paris, ‘Frasce..... Vienna, Austria Berlin,’ Germany. .. Copenhiagen, Denmark Stockholm, ‘Sweden. ... Horta (Fayal), Asores. Hamilton, Bermuda. San Juan, Porto Rico.. Havana, Cuba. Colon, Canal Zone. *eiest OB S —_— COL. ATKINSON DIES. Retired Army Officer Formerly at War College. Col. Benjamin Walker Atkinson years old, U. S."A., retired, veteray :g the World War and formerly sta- tioned at the War College here, died at the residence of his daughter. Mrs, V. R. A. Megear, at Haverford, Pa. today, according to word received here. Col. Atkinson served as a colo- nel in the 59th Infantry during the World War. He was placed on the retired list in December, 1922, Besides his daughter, Mrs. Megear, he is survived by a son, Lieut. B, W. Atkinson, U. M. C.; a sister, Mme. Mary Atkinson of the Sacred Heart Convent, in Chicago; two stepsisters, Mrs. George Weed Wallace of this city and Mrs. Katharine G. White of Long Island, N. Y., and two step- brothers, Dr. Horatio Gates Gibson and Capt. Henry Kendrick Glbson. Col. Atkinson was the stepson of the late Brig. Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson. Interment will be at Princeton, N. J., Saturday. . House Members at Dinner. Veteran members of the House, in- cluding Speaker Gillett and House Leader Longworth, attended & lunch- eon in the House restaurant today to Representative Isaac R. Sherwood, Democrat, of Ohio, who is the oldest man who ever saw service in the House, and who is retiring March 4. Arryl Weiss Shop, 1222 Counectl- cut ‘ave. D6e. XTREDALEBlue gray. male. Taberal reward. John L. Newbold. 920 E st. n.w. 260 BEAGLE HOUND. Reward 1f r a =y eturned _to " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.\W. Entablished 1841, Phone West 96. YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 e " T.F.COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1194 X. OA¥ b7 NORTH 7976, BRACELET, gold, Temple, Thursday. 706. Tink, in or near Masonic Reward. Calverton, Apt. D THING, Detween P s.e., on et - tify George Marlow. 1904 C st. me. o "0 TAMEO PIN, between Feb. 16 and 23, Lib- eral reward ‘for return. No. 3659 13th st. Col. 207-W. DOGS (2), setters; large male, small female; black and ‘white: near Friendly, Md. Reward. Robert Tilch, Stiesia, Md 1 DOG—Female, part hound. white with black spots, black cars; tag missing: reward. Cleveland 3432-J. 2 DOG—Collle, female: collar and tag; rew Owner Comdr. Sawell, Rodman Apt. 3565. " Quick, Dignified and Efficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 16 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Adiomoblle Bervice. Chapdl. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 05543. % ——— THE ORIGINAL —— W.R.Speare @o, 1208 H STREET/NW. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ——— GLYDE J. NICHOLS —— CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 372. TAM LEE, Fueral Director and Em Taimer ' Livery. 1n connection. Commodions chapel and modern crematoriim. Moderate Drices. 832 Pa. Ave. N.W. Tel. call M. 1885, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery wervice. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautiful Floral Designs Mottt e e & T TN, o, EYEGLASSES, near cor. 14th and R. Finder please return to restaurant. 1351 R st. n.w. FRENCH POODLE—Anawers to Buddy''; one ear tan; ove tae loose on back leg. Tag No. 11736. Reward. 3517 bth st. n.w. Col TEE-W. ’ . GLASSES —Shell-rimmed, 1n Btz case, Friday, on Lowell st., Cleveland Park, betwsen John Eaton School ‘and Wisconsin ave. Please re- turn to 3511 Lowell st., or telephone Cleve. 81 i GLASSES, dark rim, on_ Alexandris ¢ Sunday. 'Lady finding same please call (I endon 830-F-31: reward. 26 nd buckskin. Refurn fo - B.%., and receive re. HANDBAG—Lady's black handbag, containi approximately $15, Tuesday, ticinity - of Yashington Circle. Reward.” Thone Weat LOCKET, silver, blue_and rose enamel design, Saturday: reward. E. Durand, 3600 N. H. e. 2207 . PIN, Bastern Star, 2. t 15th and Pa. ave., Feb, lease return’to 5-A_Quinc: . PIN, gold, In or near Ambassador; keepsakh rews Col. 643 i S POLICB PUPPY, Sunda Reward if returned to ary Beatty, POODLE—White, With collar and tag_No. 5035._Reward. 648 Morton pl. n.e. 21 URSE — On Tuesday, small wilk_envelope purse, containing $15. '¥rs. Newman, 1330 L st. nw. Phone Main 7870. . SUIT CASE — From _automobile Wednesday night, black suit case trimmed with brown, containing man's evening clothes, pearl studs and waitcoat buttons, etc. $100 reward and B0 questions asked. Address Box 2727, Star office. 5 WATCH—ALy' J3i6 opea fune, Wednesdsy, after & Mala { persons and finance terian Hedge: City was of honor, to await removal la to dreds of limousines fc ral philosopher and to of the church. were Pierson with to the headed the Light" and as a keen wit and wholehe spoken the Rest diction President Coolidge, Se Hughes cabinet ATKINSON. BOULTER. BROWN. BUFFEY. COVINGTON. CRUMP. | DARBY. Wednesday. FENNELL. HANNA. Tuesday, Pebruary 24, 10: HARRIS. | HARRISON. HEIDER. JEFFRIES. LANE, MoOARTHY. MUELLER. MUELLER. PAULIN. Wednesday, SCHREINER. SHOEMAKER. BATES. BOWMAN. HUNDREDS SEE SIMPLE RITES FOR JOB E. HEDGES Body Taken to Dansville, N. Y., | for Burial—Leaders in Many Walks at Funeral. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, February 26.—Many well known in politics, law attended the simple fu- services held Brick Presby Church yesterday for Job I who died Sunday at Atlanti After the services the casket left in the church with a guard N for burial med the former politician wit, and police had ar Fifth avenue in the vieinity Hun fune Dansville, ¥, train of the simplicity William covered escorted bearers Services of the conducted by Rev. Merrill. The casket, white carnations, was altar by 50 honorary by, Elihu Root After a brief prayer by the chorists sangs, “Lead 1 eulogy of the deceased man of ‘“simplicity in life, of rledness.” was The choiristers sang, “For All Who From Their Labors and Dr. Merkill offered a bene- utmost pastor Kindly Saints were sent by tary of State of the Messages of condolence and other members 1923, Mrs. at & VICTORTA 3 Notice of funeral hereaft Thursday, February 26, o, BENJAMIN WALK ATKINSON, U'S. A., retired, stepson of inte Brig. Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson. Wednesday, February 25, 1925, at Iis residence. the Calverton Apartment, No. 709, WILLIAM E., beloved husband of Har: riet K. Boulter. Funeral services Friday. February 27, at 2 p.m., at Gunt: . Memorial Presbyterian Church, 16th aad Newton &ts. n.w. Entered into rest Monday, February 23, 1925, at his resid 1318 § st. nw., JOSEPH W. BROWN, son of the late Robert and Eilen Brown, beioved husband of Emma A. Brown (nee Piper) father of Rhozier D. Brown, brother of Charles C. Brown and Nellie Brown of New York. grandfather of Charles A.. Catherine D., Rnozier T. and Gertrude A. Brown, and devoted nephew of Mrs. Annie Kelley; he alo leaves & host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains will lie in_state at New Bethel Baptist Church from 8 p.m. Friday until 3 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Sunday, Mareh 1,'at 1 p.m., from New Bethel Baptist Church, 9th and 'S sts. now. W. Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. Wednesday, February rexidence, Brentwood, M FLETCHER_BUFFEY. Funeral chapel of W. W. Chambers February 27, at 11:30 a.m. Inte don, Ve Haverford, P at 845 1925, at MARION from Fri t Her; her Members of the Rev. M. P No. 185, and comrades of are’ requested to attend the f deceased comrade, ANNIE C from her late residence, 2nd st. we., Friday, Februarr a.m. Please meet at the home night at & o'clock M_C. RATCLIFFE, President MARY RITTER, Recording Secret: reday. Februars am.. ELIZABETH A. CR late Carolyn R. Crmip. residence of her danghter. Muir, 308 5th st. s.e. Saturda: Interment (private) at Alexandria (Warrenton papers please cop.) February 25, Tra Darby AMANDA E. DARBY widow of the late’ Nathan H. Darby. Fu neral from Grace M. E. Church, Gaithers burg, Baturday at 2 p.m. Interment Forest Oak Cemeters. Sullivan_Council C. W. B. L neral of o COVINGTOXN. Thursda TSP, wife of tle Funeral from the Mrs. Walter H 1925, at the home of her son at Gaith- ersburg, Md., Mrs. Tuesday. Febru at his residence S. FENNEI residence, Friday, Febroary 27, at § Requiem ‘mass af St. Aloysius Church at a.m. Kindly omit fiow, . A 9 | PENNELL. The gmembers of the Associati Oldest Inhabitants are requested to attend the funeral of onr late sssociate mem ALOYSIUS S. FENNELL, from St. Aloysi Church Fridax, February 27, at 9 am THEODORE W. NOYVES, President 3. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary us ruary 25, 1025 at her residence brief iliness, HELEN B. GRAY. to mourn & devoted mother, father, James Gray: fou brothers. Funeral Frida: the home, 804 23rd st. n.w. Asleep in Jesus, sweetly sleep; We will meet you some bright da; . New Ros_Laddon Oxford. Pa after a She leaves Helen Gray: 2 o'clock, from HARRAWAY. Wednesday, February 25 at 8:30 a.m., at his. residence, n.w., WILLTAM BERKELE and ‘devoted _son of W Harraway. Funeral tives and friends invited liams, pastor of Wesley A Church, will officiate Wednesday. e . N, Mary M. Harris the “residence of his George W. Harris, 713 Mass. ave. Saturday. ‘Febru 28, ‘at 10 a.m. tives and friends invited to attend. ment at Olney, Md Tuesday. February 24. 1025, at her residence, 4th st . IDA E.. be loved wife of George W. Harrikon and moth. er of Millard F. Harrison. Funeral from her late residence Friday, February p.m. Relatives and friends in tend. 2:16_p.m. Henry service at brother. Rela- Inte: Wednesday. February 25, 1925. at 3:30 p.m., LOUISE HEIDER, beloved daugh- ter of the iate Frederick and Mary Heider. Funeral from ber late residence, 1518 Sth st. n.w.. Friday. February 27, p.m. Interment (private) at Rock Creek Ceme. tery. Relatives and friends invited . Suddenly, about January 12, 1925, JAMES POWELL, beloved son of the late Jemes Powell and Mars Wrer Jeffries of Warrenton, Va., and brother of Mrs. Louis Antonsant!’ of Ponce, P. R. Burial at Wa Tenton, Va. Notice of funeral bereafter. (Virginia papers please copy.) Departed this life Tuesday, February 1925, at 5:15 p.m.. at his residence. 4 _Renniugs rd., JOHN. heloved hushand Laura Lame,’ stepfather of Rachael Crampton and Heatrice Jones, brother of Annie Wright. Josephine Chatt, Liclia Wil liams and Edd Lane, and a host of rela tives and friends. Funeral service Friday February at 1 o'clock, from Ward's A. M. E. Memorial Church, Bennings, D. €. g+ 1925, MARY F. the beloved wife at Febroary McCABTHY (nee Reill; of the late Daniel M. McCarthy, age 7 years. Funeral from her late residence on day, February 28, at 8:30 a.m.: thence to loysius Church, where miass will be said at o'clock for the repose of her soul. Iuterment Mount Olivet Cemeters. 2 Wednesday, February 25, 1025, at 9 a.m.. LOUISE MUELLER (nee Schnae- 1e), beloved wife of Theodore Mueller and mother of Theodore, jr., Karl, Henry, Mrs. Lydia Schaefer and Mre. Anna Jeffers. Fi neral from her Iate residence, 611 G st. s.e., Friday, February 27, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. . Members of Ladies’ Aid Society of St. John’s Lutheran Church are requested to attend the funeral services of our late sister, Mrs. LOUISE MUELLER, at her late residence. G st. s.e., Friday, February M. HERRMANN, Felruary 25, 1925, at 11:30 a.m., at her residence, 758 Harvard st w., URSIELINE PAULIN. beloved wife of aniel Paulin. Remains resting Ernest Jarvis funeral parlors, ave. n.w. Interment at St. Matthew. Fune HAIGHT 913 N st. Friends invited. .. Suddenly, at Philadelphia. . February 23. 1925, GEORGE F. SHOE- MAKER. Funeral, private, from chapel at Glenwood Cemetery, Friday, February 21, Departed this life_ February 25, at 4:20 am., Mrs. JANE A. SMITH, the 'beloved sister of Laura Edgison and foster mother of Gladys Smith. A precious due from us has goue, A voice we loved is still; A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. In Memoriam. in sad but loving remembrance of my deir mother and our loving grand- mother, MARY A. BATES, who departed this life two vears ago today, February 26, 1923. She 1s gone, but not forgotten; Never will her memory fade: Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where she is luid DEVOTED DAUGHTER. HARRIET AND GRANDCHILDREN. In loving memory of our dea deughter and sister, LOUISE BOWMAN (nee Sievers), who departed this life three DE She b 3 And died beloved by all. THE FAMILY. /* t night | 406 | ! | | | curRY. | DYER. | RELLY. a.m. | MOORE. GRAY. Departed this iife Wednesday, Feb-| v “sisters and five | PIERCE. | | i 1 | In Memoriam. CHAPMAN. In sad but loving_remembrance of iy darling mother, Mra. LUCY COLLINS HATPMAN, who entered into rext Febru 3 wm., Just seven years ag . free from evers stain " lioly, pure She waits fo mect s once again happy scenes endure then, to part no n Dur Joyful teet whall stand With Joved ones who lave gone before, Kafe in the promined fand. HER EVER DEVOTED SOX, ELDER L. T CHAPMAN, 1108 F ST. N.W - Sacred o the memory of oir Joving mother, ANNIE CURRY, who left us 18 years ago today, February 26, 1907, in Norfolk, Va. Angels whispered that our mother is in the land of perfect bliss, awaiting the coming of her 16 colden gn BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND LOVISE. DUFFY. In sad but loving remembrance of our_dear mother, SARAH C. DUFFY, who died six years ago today, Februar 1919, May she rest in peace HARRY AND ELLA. * remembrance of our desr wife and mof ELLA F. who ussed uway one vear ago 26, 1924, HER HUSBAND AND S FILLIUS-KELLY. our dear mother, par JACOR In loving et In loving remembrance of MARY ATLICE. who de d this Jife hine years ago today, Feb Tuary 25, 1916, Upright and faithful in all her ways, Desoted and true to the end of her dass A loving mother, so £ood and kind. What & sweet memary ahe left hehind HER DEVOTED (HILDR . In loving remembrance of ALEXANDER §. HOWARD, thi life 11 3 today, 26, 1914 HIS WIFE, GRACE P. HUNGERFORD, A tribute of memors of our dear parents, MI GERFORD, "who departed this 1i ber 15. 1000, and HUNGERFO Who suddenly left us February 26, 1917 It ix lonesome for us without them S0 sad we cannot explain; Years of allent sorrow Yearscof grief and pain THEIR CHILDREN. FLORENCE MINNTE AND JAMES HYSON. In sad but loving My beloved huxband and HYSON, who died two February 26, 19 I step ¢ iex no mortal hax xee: find vou, dear (ieorge When death’s fnger shall have lifted the vell betwéen HIS DEVOTED WiFE. Forget sor dady dnddy HOWARD. hushand depar ruary Feb HOWARD. * ove to TON HUA Septem MEDA membrance of father, GEORGE years ago todaz From | ETHEL T. HYSON no, wi ! and never w e love you HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN, KATHERINE. VIOLET AND MARY HYSON. . d devotion to other, ECPHRAN I Bliss two 3 . Februars dear mother. nds w both DREN, MIGNOX, AND WALLIAM In loving remembrance of our step and grandmotber, MARY ALICE who ‘departed this life nine years February 26, hy labors are o'er toil no more d_kind find. HER CHI ALMA. HAR RIETTE B St KELLY ‘todas, Gone, but_not forgotten CARRIE AND ALICE. * of my devoted hus R. who_passed a February 26, 1024 CLARA B KEPPLER. * In sad but loving remembrance of husband and daddy. CHAS. B. who left us six years ago today Anniversary mass Hol KEPPLER, band, EKERNAN. our dear KERNAN February Trinity C No who loved him gone before; and will forever more. YOUR LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * LANG. In but our _ di baby RN NG, today, Februa sad ng remembr 1 FLORENCE LA two years ago loving girl who died 20, 023 LOVING PARENTS. * sad but loving memory of ms dear’ wife. MARGARET LY who _de parted_tiin life one ye today, Fel ruary 26, 1924 Tpright and faithful in all Devoted and true to the en A loving wife, so good and What a sweet memory sbe lef~ ‘behind HER HUSBAND, HENRY J. LYNN. = In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted mother. MARTHA A. MOORE, who departed this life 17 years ago today Pebruary 1908 A loving mother we once e How sweet th sti But death has left a This world cun never fill We cannot hear her loving voice Her smiles we cannot see, But let this little token show We still remember _thee HER CHILDREN. * A_tribute of love and devotion to the memory of my beloved husband, EMAN UEL PIERC ho departed this life ago, February 26, 1020 In_my heart your memory lingers Is. tender. fond true e is not & day. dear husband That 1 do not think of you YOUR WIFE, FANNIE PIERCE. * SHIELDS. £ our ~ dear LYNN. In oved In sad but loving remembrance o daughter and sister, ANNIE SHIELDS, who died one vear ago todas February 1924, Every day brings eweet memories E memory brings a_tear ts ‘we cherish ored 5o dear. THE FAMILY. * A token of love and devotion to the can te is borne in sile: loved so w BY SWARTZ. 1In loving remembra; husband and father. RTZ, who departed thix ago today, February 26, 19: Just when life was brightest, Just when hopes were best was taken from this world fo & home of eternal rest. The hands that did so much for How helplessly they lay: God knows they worked continuously But they are gone today. but not forgotten CHILDREN AND SON-IN of & Fo of that the ones we ce of our be CLARENCE e three Gong HIS WIFE, LAW. ‘WHITTINGTON. our_dear wife Tn loving remembrance of and mother, IDA L. WHIT- TINGTON, who died 10 years ago today, Febroary 26, 1915. Upright and faithful in all of her wass. Devoted true to the end of her dass A'loving mother, so good and kind What & sweet memory she left behind. "Tis pot the toars that were ehed When we Iaid her away to rest It’s the tears of many a long day The fond remembrance of our always kept HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, * WIKEL. HAYES. In sad but loving remem. brance of our dearly beloved = mother. SARAH G. WIKEL, who passed away seven o, February 26, 1918: also our lov- g sister, CARRIE B! cailed to rest February 6, Seven sad years ago today, dear mother, God kngw you needed rest: He took you home to dwell with him, To 811 your place among the blest. YOUR DEVOTED CHILDEEN. In our hearts you are fondly remembered, dear sister; Sweet thoughts still cling.to your name. who loved you dearly in Love you in death just the xame. YOUR LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER. wept— ioved one W WILLIAMS Tather. 3 this my darling mother, oo ‘deparied this. 1ife Gny, Febroary 26, 1916 A losing mother and father, both good and Xind, o friend on earth like them wo find S were the hours tlose unhappy ¢ When God called my daribg ones & Just when lite was brightest, 'JUst when hopes were bert. They were taken from this world T3 & home of eternal rest. The hands that did so much for me, Tow helplessiy they Ta: | God ‘knows they worked continuously, Tt they are gone today. T gl never cease to love you boih, Tioush yous forms He in ‘the dun And some dax’T hope to meet you both — T Sthin et in G0d WA truRL: THEIR LOVING DAUGHTER, LAURA Fomh GH. A tribute of love to the Oy dear mother, ANNA TAR ROROTGH, "Who died one sear ago todsy, Pebruars 28, 1024 HFR DAUGHTER, CARRIE M. BROOKS. TES. In sed but loving memorr of a Jor- YA frtend, "HATTIE BELLE YATES. who b aried this life seven vears ago, Febru- ary 3, 1918 Goné. but ot forgotten HER FRIEND, ROSA HAMILTON. . In sad but loving remembrance of B ¥nANKLIN ZELLERS, who departed e ife 20, years ago foday, February 6, 1808, He may seem Tike Abel to be cut off young, Tt he died soon that he may live loog. The period of fife I8 brief, 05 the ‘red in the red fose leaf 16 in the gold in A wumet sy 1t 12 the Hiene o' a"bind on high, But one may fill the space Wit wuch infinite grace That the red shall seem all time And the gold through the ages shine And the Dird 8y wwire und ‘the portals of God's own, 'BIS LOVING MOTRER A Sacred to_the WILLIAM memory of my Who departed 714, 1892, A 3 nine sears ago tol