Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 7

KAPLOWITZBros. ; INCORPORATED NINTH STREET NORTHWEST NEW SPRING DRESSE.S 1250 FEATURING 25 TO 35 VALUES A FHENOMENAL OFFERING AT THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON NEW SMART DRESSES ADAPTED FROM:- THE LEADING FRENCH FASHION ESTABLISHMENTS-- CHANEL JEAN PATOU WORTH BERNARD NEW BEAUTIFU' SHADES-—NOVELTY FABRICS--~FINE FLANNELS FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY FASHIONS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE 121 Wonderful pat- ter n s — wonderful models. The very latest Spring ar- rivals. And big as- sortments, too. You can choose from hundreds of suits; there will be no trou- ble to find the one to please you. And just think of the low price—only $20. EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts ceecsves Raleigh Haberdasher Spring Value W eekmm Celebrating Our Second Year at Thirteen-Ten F Street We're out after 5,000 new greater values. The Finest Spring Values in Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits Value like this is hard to resist; it’s bringing new. customers all right—it’s bring friends in, too. Blue serges, blue worsteds, and popular lighter colors in Hart Schaffner & Marx fine suits; we believe we’ve scooped the town in value by offering them for $45. There are others, too, as low as $35. The new Raleigh Topcoats are super-values at 30 Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen-Ten F Street Sceveeceeev | they could not make a thorough hunt | mi IEs=====2======% THE EVENING POLICE HUNT MAN: OFF KEY BRIDGE Autoist Reports Séeing Pe-| destrian Take Plunge in Potomac Last Night. Harbor police dragged the river today in a valn attempt to recover the bedy of an unidentified man who was seen to jump from the Key Bridge about 9 o'clock last night. According to . P. Hutchinson of Lyon Park, Va., who was driving over the bridge on his way home, the man almost lost hiz nerve before he finally decided to make the Teap. saw him climb to the top of the east rail of the bridge, near the Vir- | ginia shore, und polse himself for a moment on tcp as he peered to the aters below,” Mr. Hutchinson stated. “Then, apparently changing his mind, he hopped back on the bridge and ran in front of my car to the | opposite side. 1 looked back as I | brought my machime to a stop =nd {saw him disappearing over the side. | He did not dive, but climbed over and | slid down, it seemed. Searchers ampered. Hutchinson notified the police, and two officers soon put out from the Georgetown shore in a small boat. It was durk where the man went over, and, as the searchers had no lights, of motorists and d the men Dbelow for some sign of the | crowd wate searche ng man Had the man jumped he undoubted- PAPERING & PAINTING Experlencea men of years' ding—Charges are very reasonable, and there's no dirt or la. convenlence while work s being done. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. T14 13th St. N.W. ‘_’ll. B5373-5374 ‘Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 A large pedestrians as th si A “Repeater” You will so enjoy both what you are served and the way it is placed before you that you'll want to lunch again and again at the new Cornwell Tea Room The comfortable tables— laid with shining silver and dainty china — make the simple or sumptuous lunch- eon a real event in the day. Sandwich Lunch ..... Salad Lunch ..... Hot Lunch .............60c G. G. Comnwell & Son 1329 G Street =< Seweesssveon customers by giving ing our old unfinished INC. STAR, WASHINGTO Notified terday afternoon, finally al young colored boy had fallen in th ndoning the search, when they cou MARCH 20 canal, poli colored girl, who said she had seen the boy playing near the K street bridze, gothered and watched the police in Iy would have Iz he rem ted upon or struck ns of the old Aque- dge. By dropping straight he would have landed in the river. The current was swift at this point and rivermen were of the opin- fon that the body must soon have been carried downstream. Hutchinson could not say definitely whether the man was white or col- ored. He noticed that he wore no overcoat, however. ¥Fourth Search in Week. This is the fourth time in less than a week that harbor police have been called upon to bring their grappling irons into play in search of supposed- ly drowned men. Saturday night they dragged the canal below K street ter an automobile had been found abandoned on the banks. Yes- terday morning they dragged the riv- er at the foot of Half street after an- cther car had been found in the water there. Yesterday afternoon they drag- ged the canal again, this time north of K street, and today they searched the river bottom in the vicinity of Kcy Bridge. Marriage Licenses. licenses have been issued to the 1. Shipley acd Mary M. Castleman. v Thompson and Maude 0. & Joseph A. Hensley and Lillle M. 8| of Alexandria, Va James K. Pickett and Dorothy Grey. jore Rogers and Mattie Whim is E. Brown and C. Louise Matjor. Charles B. Loames and Leona Fivecoate, both of Indianapolis. lex, both Deaths Reported. Tag ttiowiag destta hava been sepectad 1o the Health Departme in the last 24 hours £ William Pherson, 33, Georgetown University Hospital J|3|n H. Adams, , _Walter Reed Hospital. Fraok P. Thomson, 76, St. Elizabeth's Hos- it B rba A. Ebaugh, 58, 4918 Illinois Willlam Ebert, 44, Waiter Reed Hospital. ke Bbert. 14 Weer Boss Hosnial e R T Bomira A Negpinan, o ST O s P e b 22801 B ot dosephing, Wrisht. 15,3085 Alice A. Tillitt, 76, 1901 Columbia rd. A 1. heatr. 55, 'Cosuts Hosohal ia_Hosp . Timothy Noland, 75, Garfeld Hospital. Bessie T. Tedore. 38, Bates rd. Maud Helt, 45, Providegee Hospital. Robert 8. Glascock, 3, Children’s Hospital. Catherine Biligeb mouths, Children's Hospital Annie Walker, 45, William J. Barnes, 30, Edward Johnson, 6] Lottie A. Goines, 41,°1313 T st. Edward Williams, 43, Freedmen's Hospital. Harry Jones, 20, 1638 Montello ate. n.e. Clarice Holland, 4 months, Children's Hos- pital. Myrtle st. D.e. 1013 C st. s.e. 1st Tomorrow Night—— —the La Java Supper Club meets at 10 o'clock. You may get a card from Albert. DINNER, $1.50. Dancing: 7 to 9. | No cover charge. Call Main 7172 Pete Maclas DRAPERIES SLIP - COVERS WINDOW - SHADES Factory Prices Mean Big Saving MC DEVITT 1217 F St., Dulin & Martin Bldg. Call M. 3211 for Estimates their search. 6,000 AVAILABLE FOR ROAD REPAIRS Suburban Highways to Ben- efit by Credit, Says Supt. Grabill. Prospect of ironing out the humps and hollows in suburban highways within a reasonable time became brighter today, when it developed tnat there is an additional $6,000 avallable for such repair work Two weeks ago L. R. Grabill, perintendent of suburban roads, nounced that he had only §40,000 with which to maintain the outlying thor- oughfares from now until July 1 when the new appropriation of $297, 500 becomes available. | He has just received, however, a| credit ‘of 36,000 to his balance for | snow removal service rendered by his | division during the storms of Janu- ary. | Distributed by Weeks. Distributing this added amount over the remaining 14 weeks of the| fiscal year will mean-that Mr. Grabill | can spend about §450 more per week | than he could have expended other- wise. Four steam rollers have been put| into operation with the suburban | road gangs within the past fow days, | Mr. Grabill said, and is expected to| make the repalr work more effective. With a steam roller, the superin-| tendent explained, a repair gang can| make larger patches than are made | without a rolfer. i A week ago Engineer Commissioner | Bell requested the highway officials to consider the advisability of using some of the money for repair to streets in speeding up repairs to subuchan reads, Fallowing that sug- gestion, C. B. Hunt, engineer of high- conferred with Mr. Grabill, who | uded that at that time he was | not justified in applying for some of the street repair money. Expects Rapid Progress. Engineer Hunt stated then that he might change his mind later in the Spring if the suburban road situation should become worse. With the $6,000 | | that has just been refunded to Mr. | | Grabill, Mr. Hunt does not deem it | | necessary at this time to make any reet yrepair money available for | suburban road work. | Mr. Grabill said that within the next month he expected to make consi !alrlv progress in patching AUTO | DRIVER HELD " IN ACCIDENT CASE His Son Gravely Ill, T. G. 0'Neil Is Released on Bond—Injured ‘Woman May Die. Thomas G. O'Neil, 1311. Randolph street, was put under $100 bond and $500 bond in Police Court today when arraigned on respective charges of colliding and of leaving the scene without making his identity known, in connection with the accident in which Miss Georgiana Vinton, 72, of Lowell, Mass., was run down at Four- teenth and Clifton streets Wednes- day night. Miss Vinton is at Garfield Hospital. She did not recover consciousness un- til today, when she rallied slightly, but physicians hold Httle hope for her recovery, since she is paralyzed and growing steadily weaker from severe skull_injuries. O'Neil denied to police that his ma- chifie had struck the woman. but a ’ FOUND. $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 | At Age 35—send date of birth for particu- lars ‘and Lilustration. Compsny founded 1 Aeaets ‘over $800.000,000, . " M. Lo Roy Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. By using a Steel Vault with a 50-year guarantee you get l.utimhfmlon. Chambers hers this at a wmall cost of...... Chambers will sell you any make vault e at this low' cost " Ghambers “Will Give & Full Funeral —Including All— $75—$100—$125—$150 up FUNERAL CARS, $7.00 Local Funerals. Beautiful Fully Equipped AMBULANCES, $4.00 Price of Chambers Service is % -the old-lime “Underiaker’s chares. 3 The Brown Stoue Funeral Home of W. W. CHAMBERS CO. WATCH—Gentleman's: jn Georgetown. can have same by identifying watch. DAY for ad. Call 1823 Wixconsin ave. LOST. BRACELET. silver link; Cleveland 2100, Reward. CHOKER, fur, on street car befween Ra. mond st. ‘and Chevy Chase Circle ‘or In parish room Chevy = Chase = Presbyterian Church. Cleveland 1930. GHOW PUPPY—Yellow, 8 months _oid; answers to name of “‘Betty"; strayed from 1ith and O sts. n.w. Thursday afternoon, with lead: reward. North 10330, Mre. Adame. © EYEGLASSES on ribbon; at Auditorium or on street: Saturday night: reward. 8458. Ma- comb_st. _Cleveland 876, 2 FIVE DOLLAR BILL—March 19, probably on H street n.w. between 14th and 16th. Call Lincoln 810. plea B GLASSES —Thursday morning, Navy Yard car, between 14th and Girard and Wiilard Hogel 1420 Harvard st.. Apt. 22. GLABSES—Tortolse rimmed, in brown leather case, betweer 1812 N st. and Dupont Circle, Thursday. Retarn Randall. Hagner & Co., 1321 Conn. ave.. Miss Wands. LASSES_ horn rimmed, 1n Fdmonds (ase; 3"-1‘14 Raleigh Hotel. Room 401. 2 ORIGINAL _WATER . COLOR PAINTING; Warren Ferris; between' Linworth pl. 5.w. and Long bridge: liberal reward. Main 1650, branch 230. bet. ® and 4:30_ 220 PASSBOOK, Oitizens Baok of Los Angele: in_case, containing $47. Please phone Main 9070, Apt._ 31 . PIN, cameo. Wil party who picked up Di 2t ivashington AudRtorivm Makeh 17 Mnaly | phone_Lin. 9680-W? Reward. 21e RINGS—2: diamond; Sunday, Mareh 15; ré- ward, $100. " Mrs. M: Cornell, 1516 1th n.w. SPECTACLES, fortoise shell; on street car, Ticinity of Conn. and B. North 600, SPECTACLES Tortaise sholl; Wednesday, Jn neighborhood Columbla rd.; reward. Ehone North 8142 E- UMBRELLA—Tady's, gresn silk, initials . lett on Lincoln Park car B Ci ‘B1st and Dumbarton ave., about 6 p. March 18; reward. Return to Room Treasury. WRIST WATCH, tonneau shaped, white gold: Monday, brtween Tech High Schoo “orth: reward. Columbia 9730, Owner Most 3 sapphires, Call i find nothing. | comn 1925 carched for hix body for hours ye he xtory wax told them by a young fall inte the water. A large crowd which matched one alleged to be the property of Miss Vinton was found on the running board of the automobile A warrant for O'Neil's arrest was issued yesterday, but Lieut. Jeremiah Sullivan of the eighth precinct did not serve it last night. He found the man he wanted at the bedside of his three- year-old son, who is dangerously ill with pneumonia, and relied on O'Neil to appear at the eighth precinct at 9 o'clock this morning, which he did. At Police Court it was decided to continue the charges pending the out- come of the injurles to Miss Vinton, and bond was set in the case. Births Reported. The following births hase beea reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: John and Mary E. Murphy, girl. Fulton L. and Malviza M. Reel, girl Frederick R. and Phoebe A. Garner, Isam and Emma L. Mason, girl Melvin F. and Mand L. Kuster Leousrd A. snd Mildred Butt. boy Tames :d Mary E. Fitzgerald, boy. Gregory E. and Elizabeth T. Eckholm, boy. Milton L. and Mary C. Thompson, oy James L. and Margaret E. West. boy Clarence A. and Lorena G. Howard, girl Joseph F. and Margaret A Higgias, bo Hurley F. and Mary A. Offehacher. Louis P. and Laura K. Chastain, boy Martin and Helen Smith, girl Eugene S. and Mars M. DeSouiza, girl Henry C. and Mary k. Watkine, girl Touts A. and Carrie F. Day, girl John E. and Catherine B. Cator, boy Morgan L. and Louvike E. Rittue, gi Alphonser W. and Nellle C. Upperman, boy. Jul'ns and Louise Duehring, boy. Aexaader L aud Catberine B. i James M. and Elsie V. Probes, girl. Alfred and Dora Atkine, girl Mary A. Foster. boy. Coutee, bor. oins. boy and Mary C. Jones, girl. ¥ G. Harris. girl Johu N. and Elizabeth Proctor, boy. William and Ruth Coats, boy. Buefford 34 Emma Suliivan, boy THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, mintmum temperature slightly above freezing; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness and warmer; gentle to moderate northwest winds. Maryland—Fair tonight; increasing cloudiness and moderate northwest winds. Virginta—Falr tonight, slightly colded in southeast portions: tomor- row increasing cloudiness, warmer in the interior; moderate north winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight, slight- ly warmer in west portion; tomorrow unsettled and warmer, probably showers in west portion. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 62; 8 p.m.,.51; 2 midnight, 48; 4 am, 46; 8 am, 8: noon, 53, Barometer—4 30.11; 12 midnight, 30.1 8 am., 30. noo; 30.35. Highest temperature, 64, occurred at 2 p.m. vesterday: lowest temperature, 44, occurred at 7 am., toda Temperature same day las Highest, 46; lowest, 29, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at Great Falls at ®a.m. Temperature, muddy. boy. girl Hokanson, tomerrow warmer; 1 5 s 1.98 1 a.m. p.m., the today— condition, very Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coastand Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:52 am. and 11:34 p.m.; high tide, 4:11 am. and 4:48 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, hgh tide, 5:19 a.m, and 5:5 The Sun and M6on. Today—Sun rose 6:13 a.m.; 6:19 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:11 a.m.; sun sets, 6:20 p.m. Moon rises, 3:46 a.m.; sets 2:07 p.m. Automobile lamps to be Jighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Clties. sun sets & Temperature. ooy Stations. Weather. WouIH “wpamsat *+3usa 19 Abilen, Albany . Atlanta 7 Atlantie City 30.28 Beltimore ... 30.34 Birminghar Bismarck Boston ... Buffalo ... Charleston . Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver . Detroit El Paso. Galveston Helena ... Huron, §. D, Tndianapolis. Jacksoaville. Kansas City. Los Angeles. onisyill Miami, Fla. Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Pittsburgh . Portiand,Me. ty San Antonio. 30. San Diego. S. Francisco 30. st. Louis... 30.36 St. Paul..... 20.86 Seattle ... 3038 Spokane . 30.22 WASH.,.C. 30.34 .32 94 FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, Eng! 4“4 Cloudy Paris, ‘Fran 34 Clondy Vienna, Austri 24 Cloudy Cards of Thanks. HAYDEN. We wish to thank our friends | ‘and relatives for their kind symp Deautiful floral tributes at the recent of our wife and motbher, MARY LOUISE HAYDEN. FREDERICK T. HAYDEN AND THOMAS C. HAYD! L PARETTY. We wish (o express our sincere thanks fo our many reiatives and friends and the &t Luke's Councll for their sym pathy and beautiful floral tributes at the Geath of our beloved daughter and wife, THERESA DANIEL PARETTY. THE FAMILY. Beaths. BARNES. Departed this life Monday, 16, 1925, at 5:45 pm.. at 1013 C &t Lient. WILLIAM 1., age 30. son of Rer. liam H. Barnes, deccased, and Mars Burnes, ‘after & full cousecration of himself to God'in His service. He leaves to bewoan him & loving wite, Lottie C.: two children, William W. and_Itcbert 0.; three brothers. R. Percy, Dr. N. Clifford and Kenneth " Barnew: {wo sistorsinlaw, Mrs. Lillian I and Mrs. " Ethel Baries, and a host ofrelatives riends. Funeral jeew at M. E. Chureh, and B sts. we. Priday night, March 8 o'clock: theace to Shiloh M. K. . Charles County, Md.. at 12:30 p.m. Saturd Remains mey be viewed ai mother's " residence, 1238 Walter st. s.e., Thursday morning fo ¥riday, 4 p.m.: thence to Haven M. E. Church, where be will lie in_state from 4 p.m. to 12 m. Master of human ilis, we do sdore Thy will supreme. as we before Dids't yield to Thee, to Thee, 0 God; For we are made of eartn, of xod. And we are Thine, Thine alone. Our dear one's goue; Thy will bs done. AMILY BROWN. Entered into eternal rest March 19, 1925, at his residence, 100 Kendall st Iry City) ufter a short fivess, WILLIAM E. dr.. beloved son of Mary and Will Brown. He leaves 10 mourn his loss fat mother aud & host of re Funeral Monday, M Memorial hurch, Hughes, | OARROLL. I, aod Haven 15th 20, at Chure 53 ; ope & Clarke 1a charge. rted this life March 19. 1925, 8t 7:15 pm.. st ber residence, 1210 Eye st n.w. RACHEL ANN, devoted wother of Toleado Montague. e Jeaves to mourn their loss 3 daughter and two grandehildren. 2 hout. of ‘other’ relatives and “fric Reral {rom ‘Gethromane Rapiist ¢ av. Maren 3, at 2 pa. Relatives end friends lovited, % CASSELL. I March is Aot 25 he ioved hushand of Lelin B son of Mra: Adeline Casell, of Smith. Manaing. John weli ana Ama: Geness and Saliy ¢ Rockhil, .G, Fogeral, o ) at 1 o'ciock, from- the Metropoiitan Baptisi | Charch, R rt. het. 12th and T5th sts. now. | Relatives and friends invited 2| at ber | COLEMAN. Thursday, March 19, 1925, rexidence. 1448 Park rd. nw., MYRTLE EULALIA, beloved daughter of 3rs. Burn ley Coleman. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w Funeral sers| and ‘intermepc Saturday afternoon, March 21, at Bethesda Church, roline County, Va. EPPERSON. Thursduy. March 19, 1025 at 11:40 a.m., at her residence, 617 E st n.w., HELEXN, the beloved sunt of Rosa Branch and Wiillam Tascs. Her remaine will be at the residence of Mrs. Emma J. st mw. Funersl Sunday, M p.m.. from Second Baptist Church, between H and Eye sts. n.w., Rev Holloman, pastor. EPPERSON. ~All members of Rosa Conley Council, 571, 1. 0. St. Luke, are quested to meet at 428 N. J. ave. n.w. Sat urday, March 21, 1925, at 7:30 p.m., to ar. range’ for the funeral of our late member HELEN EPPERSON ELIZA THOMAS, W. M. ELIZABETH RICHARDS, W. R EPPERSON, All members of Waller Me rial Tent, No. 210, ed_to meet at 405 0 st m.w. Fr ch 0. 1925, at 7:30 p.m., ngements for the | funeral of our sister, HELEN EPPERSON Funeral Sunday, March 22. from Second Raptist Church at 1 p.m. All members of | sister tents are invited EMMA HALL, CATHERINE JOHNSON, Sects. GRE Departed this life March 18, 1925 5 pim., illness, ave. n.vw. Jobn F. and Betis by a devoted brother sisters, Ella_ Kells, Carrie’ and_ Mari friends. Rbiges’ Church of the G Mount Oliset € HOLT. At Pr Mareh MAUD WILSON, in M. Holt. Body resting pel until Friday evening. peral services and interment at Summerfield, | N. C.. on-Saturday, March JOHNSON. De this March 19, 0 a.m. burg. brief fllness. CLEM JOHNSON. leloved husbaad of Josephine Johnson. He. les mourn their loss & devoted wife, tw ten grandehildren, two brothers, ghter and & host of relatives Fuperal Sunday, March 22, at 2 p.m., at Norbeck. Md., Rev. Ross officiatiog; Rev. Samuel Cole, pastor. The precious one from us has. gone, The vof Tove is still; ant jn our home n be filled Sleep on, dear husband. Cod has called You from this earth to your rews 20, is ave. s.e.. RRIDG beloved daughter <f the I Mars Kane. LAWSON. Dep 17, 1925, at | this life Wednesdas, | ™., at his residence. Leader. | Wednesday. after a Josepl . Busle Green fve loving | Diggs, Dollr and 2 host of John T Ese sts. Hospi 3rd st HYTER LAW SON. " He leaves fo mourn their loss a de. voted wife, four sisters, Mrs. Karah Dumore, Mrs. Mary E. Jones, Mrs. Victoria West, Mra. Leona Coates: one stepson, five nleces, eight nephews and a host of friends. Funerai from Zion Baptist Church. F st. bet. 3rd and 4% sts. s.w . March 22, at 1 pm., Rev W. J. Howard, pastor. Reantiful twilight at set of sun. Beautiful rest with work well done. THE FAMILY nly. Tharsday, March 19, 19: at Tempa, Fla.. Col. JOHN LOWRY MeG aged 89 years. NOLAND. “March 19, 1025, at pifal Rer. T. W. T. NOLAND of Falls Chureh, Va., in his 76th_year, son of Maj George' W. ‘Noland and Ruth Hanoah Tay Ior. late of Loudoun County. Va. Interment | Saturday at 10:30 a.m_, at the Friends bury- | ing ground, Lincoin, Va 20+ | REYNOLDS. Thursday. March 19, 1925 at her residence, 1413 Morse st. n.e.. MARION | SUSANNE, beloved wife of Joseph W. Rex- nolds, aged 43 years. Funeral from her late residence. 1413 Morse st. n.e., on Saturday, | March 21, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. '(West Chester and Scranton, Pa., papers please copy.) BOUX. Thursdsy, March 19, 1925, IDA M., Deloved wife of J. Mitchell Roux, mother of Mitehell P. Roux and daughter of the late John Plummer and Mary E. Lucas. Funeral from her late residence, 483 G_st. s.w.. on Monday, March 28, at 2 p.m. - Relatives and friends ‘lnvited to attend. Interment wood_Cemetery. RUPPERT. Friday, March 20, 192 residence, 1200 Harvard st n.w., widow of the late Ernest Ruppert. tervices from the sbove address Monaay. March 23, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends | fivited, interment Rock Creek Cemetery. SALE. Wedvesday, March 18, 1925, at his residence. 3135 38th st. n.w. FRANK R beloved husband of Kate §. Bale. Funeral services at chapel of J. William Lee's Sons, Pennsylvania_ave. n.w.. Saturday, March at 11 a.m. Friends invited. . SEENY. Sunday, March 15. 1925 at Chevold, Del., ELDER FREDERICK SEENY, the be- loved husband of Hester Seeny. ' Funeral Thursday, March 19, at 1 o'clock. Inter- meat Chevold, Del. VARNER. March 19, JOE P. VAR NER, aged 45 years Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral home, 816 H st. n.e., Saturday, March 21, at 2:30 p.m. VEITCH. Thursday, March 19, 1925, Veitch Summit, Va., MARGARET J., widow of the late George W. Veitch. Fune from her late residence. Veitch Summit, Vv on Saturday, March 21, at 2:30 p.m. Ia- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Bailston, Va. 20 WALSH. Thursday, March 19, 1925, at her Tesidence, 618 'H st. s.w.. BLLEN C. WALSH (nee Gieason), beloved wife of Wil- llam J. Walsh. Funeral from the above residence Monday, March £3, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Dominic’s Church, whers reequiem mass will be said at 9:15 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Iuterment Mount Olivet Cemeters. Relatives and friendy 1o- vitea. * 2 McGEE. Sud arfield Hos at her SELMA. Funeral at WHITING. March 19, 1925, at 6 p.m., Mrx MARTA WHITING, beloved_grandmother of Orion T. Whiting and Mrs. Roberta Whiting Wilson. Remains at latter's residence, 1605 T st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. (Alex- andria papers please copy.) 210 WILLIAMS. Departed this life Thursday, March 19, 1925, at her residence, 433 Hol- lidge ct. n.w.. 'Mrs. WALTER WILLIAMS, the beloved wite of Walter Willlams, mother of Naomi Williams, James Walter Wil- liams and Jobn Lewis Douglas. She leaves one sister ‘and one brother and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral Monday, March 23, at 1 p.m., from the house. A loving mother, good and kind, No friend on earth like her we find; Bad was the hour of that unhappy day - When God called our mother away. =~ * In Memoriam. EPISOOPO.ULRICH. Ia remembrance of our dear ETHEL, who departed this life six years ago today, March 20, 1919. The Master raised His mighty hand, Piercing our hecrts by the terrible blow; But He took her to a better land, A lend we @il wish to know. Her kindly face and lovely eye Are & pleasure to recall, For never wi itl_more prized Than she, sits upon the throne. EPISCOPO FAMILY. * . In loving memory of my dear son, Berlin, Germany_ .- Cloudy Coveniagen, Denmark Horta (Fayal), Asore Hamilton, Bermuda. San Juan, Porto Rico. JOSEPH F. ESSIC. who died six vears ago today, March 20, 1919. MOTHER. * GASSENHEIMER. In sad but loving mem- | soxEs. In Hemoriam. GIDDINGS. In loving remembrance of me dear mofher. MARGARETT V. GIDDINGS {nee King) of Fredericksburg. Va.. who de parted, this life two years a5 todiy, March Two long years have passed away And my heart fs sad toduy You were alwars kind and true, No one knows what you went. through. You will never know a mother’ Until she isn’t around. And never know her valie Until she is under the ground s try to cheer her d keep her from being in need. Remember that she reared you, As the earth did the seed. You may learn to lo¥e some one Who is fond and true, But sou can never love Ax_your mother losed ou HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, CARRIB G1D. DINGS . GIDDINGS. Mrs. MAR ed_this Li 1923, A dear friend, true and kind A better friend no one coul Sleep on, dear friend, 'tis Your troubles are ended. and I misk ~ou so A FRIEND, E. A. R. MURRY In sad but loving remembrance of JENNIE 0. GRUVER. who March 20, 1909. 14 her to rest A1 cemcmbr: t my friend who depart Mareh 20 T GRUVER. our dear mother. died 18 years ago today. Loviogly and tenderly we Away from earth’s sorrow and And now she is waiting to welcos With blessings of heaven to si Some day, some time, our eres shall see The face we loted 0 w Some day our hands shall ¢ And never say farewell HER LOVING AND DEVOTED CHILDREN STELLA, AGNES AND ELMER . HELWIG. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son and brother. FRED G. HEL WIG, who departed this life three years 250 today, Mareh 20, 1 Gane. but never forgotten HIS LOVING MOTHER AND 'SISTERS, ELIZABETH HFELWIG, 1LOUISE MERR MAN AND CATHERINE MORNIY; ETAR z HICKMAN. of my dear sister. Teft me one year ago, March 17, 1924 eful fleep in Jesus SISTER, CARRIE THC memory of JEANNETTE Who passed berond 24 I March 20, 1901 So refined. so radiant o teautiful, so brilliant Her beaming ese. Blue as the sk 8o thy thm S0 beautif Her apell, without art Sl Blls ‘my lone heart Does spirit the body's Will long time her apy Wil I know this b &p in thine In sad but lesing remembrance ANNIE HICKMAN, who nE In PRESTON JONT beloved son, ROBERT E.. who left us three years ago today, March 2. ATHER ad but Joving remembrance ONR O 1ife one ‘March Anaiver Josepb's Church her bedside, ¢ T'kaw her soul depart And"when 1 realized she It aimost broke my bea It's lonesome here withont o And sad the wears was For life §5 not the same fo me Eince yon were called aw But_peaceful be our sleep, dear wif TR Sweet. 1o breath Tloved vou vers d A5d 13 deatn T do the Her cheers smiles and kindly wars Are pieasant to recall. She Tad & amile for evers one And 1o beloved br a1l HEL LOVING HUSBAND, O'CONNOR SCHWARTZ. ing _mes T of o be. loved mother, SARA FRANK SCHWART: who died three sears ago todar. March 20 1822 HER CHILDREN. * STRONG. In sed but loving remembrance of oor dear mother. ALICE E. STRONC Geparted this 110+ one year 850 ¢ 207 Y24 f JOSEPH | Tn Mar. Often T think of you, desr mother. When my heart is sad with pain Ob. this world would be like hearen Could I hear your voice again MRS. ADDIE BROWN The flowers I placed upon your grase Mas wither and de: But the love for her who leeps beneat Will never fade away MRS. BESSIE HAYES though the ¥ s ‘vou more day 0ok you to that land Where joy and happine THOMAS TROM THER AND SISTER ken of love and devotior other and grandimothe who departed u death Ber: spirit home to guide THE FAMILY memors of our dra WILLIAMS, who fe , 191 WILLIAMS. In loving mother, ANNA E asleep in Jesus March Reantiful tw at set aof sun Beautifnl reet b work well done DAUGHTERS LETTIE AND ALICIA MMERMAN. In sad but loving remes D e of my dear daughter GOLDIF Reynolds), who departed this life one ago todas, March 20, 1924 Often T think of you, dear Goldie, When my heart is sad with pain Oh! this world would be like Heaven Could T but hear your voice again No_one knows the silent heartaches Only thowe who have lost can teil Of the grief that is borne in sflence For my Goldie 1 loved so well Andsome day we'll understand HER LOVING AND LONELY MOTHER One year has passed since that sad day When the one I loved was called awa God took ber home, it was His w But in my heart 1 love her still HER COUSIN. MAMIE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 8301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Linooln 373. T WILLIAM LEB, Funeral Director and Em- Balmer. Livers in comnection. Commodioas Shapel and modern crematorium. Moderate price ve. Tel. call M, 1385, ~ Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. S e Lincoln 524 JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E. Model Chapgl, Lincoln 142 rivate Ambulances. Livers in Connection. 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