Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 9

Department. EDWARD S. SEARS DIES Civil War Veteran Expires at Home The elder M | during the Civil War. With his leaves two grandsons, E man W. Sears, U1. 8. N. shipman Harry E. Sears, Naval Academ) | Miss Marion The hody N of Son. ; and “Edward 8. Sears, 82 years old, War vereran. died at the r of his son, Stanley . Sears, in Westmoreland Apartments, 2122 fornia street, yesterday. His hnmm\y.n.;\ was in Boston, but he has heen resid i Ing here with his son for several yea Civil Sears. . today, probably will it i stated. | . the past The son is chief of the What does 1t mean? See. | Tomorrow’s STAR for the answer! | mining section of the income tax unit Sears was a member of the 37th Massachusetts Volunteel ign Nor Mid. now at the and a granddaughter is heing taken to Water. where funeral he conducted Sclid tives on busses are prohibited a new ordinance in Ruenos Alres. YHY EVENING. STAR ASHFORD RITES TODAY n, in Rock Creek Cemetery. Snowden | | | | | | | | Funeral services for Ash | tora. 61 | architeet of the District and for many vears active vears old. Homeopathic Hospital | were conducted at [ 1414 Twenty-first | noon at 2 a'clock. Rev. W. of St. Thomas' Episcopal |officiated. Interment was Creek Cemetery. Mr. Ashford street, was in century architect 31, 1921, |a private architect . House Gets Radio Report. and served trom July, aw 1908, here trol legislation House vesterday and probably acted upon tomorrow to come up in the Senate early week Former Municipal Architect Buried former municipal of Columbia in civie affairs here, who died in the National Wednesday. | o his late residence, | thie after- <. Bishop Church in Rock the: District service for morp than a quarter of a municipal | to March | when he resigned to hecome The conference report on radio con- was submitted to the | will he It Is expected | next In Memoriam ©f Those Whe Lost Their Lives in the Knickerbocker Theater Disaster January 28, 1922 terials. | | | Come to Eiseman’s where you get variety and value. from our tremendous stock the pan‘ vou need to piece out your suit. choose from—all colors—all sizes—all ma- WAL BEALE E. PADGETT DIES PN Funeral Services to Be Held To- morrow in Everett, Wash. Beale E. Padgett, Percival Padgett of Wednesday in Everett, ing to word received here today. was 64 vears old. Mr. Padgert this eity, Wash.. aceord - born in Port Tobacco, Charles County. John's and graduated from St. College, Annapolis, and the University of Virginia. He had practiced law Everett for many years. He is survived by his wife and by a niece, Miss Alice E. Padgett, | nephew, Percival Padgett, jr.. morrow. LAST RV|TES FOR MRS. MAY Services Held Today in St. thew's Catholic Church. Funeral services for Mre. Isabel T May, 68 years old, wite of Col. Henry May. for many ington society. who died in the Plaza Hotel, New York, Wednesday a long iliness, were conducted in St Matthew's Catholic Church today at 11 o'clock. Rev L. Bueckey of ficiated. Mrs. Ma active wo E was for many taking a particular t in the Christ Child Seclety. Kin of Knickerbockers Dies. AIKEN, & C.. January 28 (®).- John Henry Livingstone on-Hudson, nld Knickerbocker family, died, a short iliness, yesterday at his Win ter home here. the Colonial Lords Manors of Amer ica and an officer of the Order of Cincinnatf. . There are more than 5,000 airplanes | now operating in this country. EISEMAN’S 7th and F Sts. TROUSERS To Match Your Odd Coats .65 AND UP for odd trousers, Select 5,000 pairs to EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. YOUR CIRED LT 15 GOOD AT 39 EISEMA SUITS & OVERCOATS Prices are down. while. $94.50 ON LIBERAL TERMS while these low prices prevail. Buy on our liberal credit plan. $25 Suits & Overcoats 192 ON LIBERAL TERMS Sharp reductions have been made on our most desirable suits and overcoats. The savings are worth It would pay you to buy now for this and next Winter, The payments are arranged to suit your convenience without any additional costs to you. Suits & Overcoats $ ON LIBERAL TERMS brother of the late died | He in and a of this | city. Funeral services will be held to- Mat- years active in Wash- | after years an er in charitable organiza- in- . of Tivoli- | N. Y.. a_descendant of the after He was president of Y 1 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | TONIGHT. The Mississippi Society of Washing- ton will meet, 8:30 o'clock, at the | Washington Club, 1701 K street. The Big Sisters of the District will meet, & o'clock, in the rectory of St, | Patrick's, | Women's Alliance League of All-Souls’ a joint meeting in Pierce Hall, Fif-| teenth and Harvard streets. Dinner | at 6:30 o'clock. Meeting at 8 o'clock. | | Judge Theodore Granville Risley will speak on “‘Buflding American Char acter."” and Laymen's Church will hold Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity will give a dance, 9 o'clock, at L'Aiglon Club Salons. Chester R. Draper, chairman. The committee of St. Paul's Cath olic Church in charge of the parish card party, to be held Monday evening. will meet tonight in the shcool audi torium to make final plans. D. ¢ ere, fiton Hotel. Chapter, American War Moth will meet, & o'clock, at the Ham H. Kthl- will speak last Gate Chapter, No, 21, will give a card party at Masonic Temple. Mills and Rhode Island avenues northeast 00 Club will give of Keane Council'a | 300 card party, 8:30 o'clock, at K | C. Hall, 918 Tenth street The Art and Archeology League of Washington will celebrate the thir. teenth anniversary of the league. 8:15 o'clock. at Gunston Hall, 1908 Florida avenue. Mrs. Zelia Nuttall, R. A. L. will glve an illustrated lecture on “North American Indian Portralt Busts and Statues Recently Found in the Lateran Museum, Rome." The Federation of Civic Associations will meet, 8 o'clock. in the boardroom | of the District Building. The ways and means committee, Jo seph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, No. 41. 0. E. will give a card party, 8 e'clock, at Masonic Temple, Eighth amd F streets northeast. Representative Ma will address tne Friday night service at the Sixth Street Synagogue. 8 o'clock. Subject: “Jewish Education in America.” There will be a free demonstration of health exercises at the Wardman Park Health Club at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Francis P. “Evolution” at Catholic Church. Those will be invited to present views and difficulties, CIT;NEWS IN BRIEF. The Mount Holyoke Alumnae As- eoclation will meet tomorrow. 2:30 p.m., with Mrs. Laura R. Parker, 3406 Garfield street. Prof. U. L. Cor- Bin will speak on ‘“The Modern Drama.” The board of directors of the Asso- ciation Opposed to Blue Laws will meet tomorrow, 5 p.m., at the office of its president, Joseph A. Themper, 1204 G street. Jacobstein Lyons will St. Paul's interested personal Very speak on Water running from the faucet may be heated by a newly invented electrie deviee. ; O fairest flower No sooner blown| But blasted —s0 wrote the fam- ous Milton nearly 200 years ago. We wonder if Mil- ton had written these words today in refer- ence to the interest. extra and service charges on your credit and budget buying if there could have been any more truth in what he said. We have blasted the extra service flower, just when it was be- inning to bloom. In act, it has withered considerably since we started our campaign against this system. We do not penalize our friends. e WE DYE _ | WEARING APPAREL BLACK | FOR MOURNING | In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Line. 1810—Line. 1811—Linc. 1813 MeCormisk Meodics! gnflm Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES | 36. THE WEATHER Distriet of rain and warmer row temperature degrees. Maryland—Oceasional rising temperaturs tonight morrow. lowest rai Virginia—Occasional and tomorrow West Virginia—Rain probably tomorrow n tonight morning. Columbia—Oceasional | tonight and remor- | tonight, 34 with to- n and tonight and Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m. 28; 24; 12 midnight, 227 am., noon, 28 Rarometer—4 p.m., 30.88: 12 midnight, & a.m., 30.69 Highest temperature, 3:30 p.m. vesterday. Towest temperature, 4:30 a.m. today 30.86 084 noon. 30 30, at 19, at Temperature same date last —Highest, 44; lowest, 10. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United State 4 am, 8 pm 4 am., 6. occurred occurred & Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low 11:04 pm.; high 3:56 p.m Tomorrow—Low and 11:57 p.m and 4:51 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:19 sets 5:24 p.m. Tomorrow sets 5:25 p.m. Moon rises, p.m. Automobile one-half hour tide, 10:0: tide, 3:2 tide, 10 high tide, a i riges 1 2:48 am,; lamps to be after sunset. sets 1 m. 58 am 4:23 am m 8 am 8 lighted Weather in Various Citles. E Temperature Stations. g yep Yeomor| Atlantic City 3 Baltimore .. 30,68 Birmingham 30,44 ismarck ston utfalo Charlsston Chicago Cincinnat) Cleveland olum a.8.¢. 3080 nver troit Paso Galveston elona ... uron. §. "D dianapolis acksonville. ansas City or Aneeles ] uierille Miami. Fla N. Orleans. Néw York Okla. City. maha hiladelphia oenix ttshurch 7 ertland Me. 30.80 Portlan . Lake Cify 2004 S Knicnts 3054 San_Diegn. . 30.20 Francisco 3018 20.00 288103 IIRBIB AL ARSI R8RTTRILE! 3 N it] FOREIGN. WA pe 30 (8 a Stations ndon. England. rie. Frapce. ibraltar, Spai 5 orta (Faval). Azores... Eamilton."Bermida Porto Rico b Part clo Clear Clouds Sloudy now Snow Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clondy Fogey 3 Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clondy Pt.cloudy Rain Cloudy Clondy ain Tear a2 Clondy Clonds Clandy Rain Clondy Clandy . Greenwich time. today.) ‘Tenmerature. Weather ain louds ain Part cloudy Cloudy loudy dy art lear Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the tollowing, iatro Saptucei and Jolanda P Saptucc olands Pompilio. Ev ames i William 456 ahd Williay Reginald Nat) )}-mu L. and bof Fork? e ) ]mmn,ol; onnn va e o William V. Elder- ir. 3 Sellers. hoth of Baltimore John B, e izabeth_S. lorence. Bo: osmas sad Lisaise Births Reported The following_birthe have been reported 10 the Health Depariment in the Iasi o e o ‘mma €. Lanh Toha'F anti Botorie Mecrogon. Pdward G and Mae ¥. Harr Frank J_ and Catherine Fo and_Nell M and B, ron C.and Shir} Tliam ¥. and M. ames B. and Alice P. lins and Rose A. Weinstein. bos Matthew A. and Florence Welch. lobert 1, and May B. Walker, omas K. and_Edna V i ORn J. and’ Catherine au-nh and and_Francis Pi Jonn"T. Pt G 18 e K William and Forence Monaghan, Joseph and Julia Davidson. boy. Tdward and_ Sadie Talbert. bey Hilton and Marie Jefferson. girl §ianton and Hattie Lomax. sirl James G. b T M Amelia Hurwitz. girl harie oim?" Cailes aille Mustrow. bo Grandison F. and Mary Jdones. Siadheion. cott. wen thel N. .v\{mtlu i lr!lelw and Betty Bryant Lorena’ Krudup. and Kath- % | and Margaret B . Moore and Sarah C. Kaiser. Tast am. bos. ho irl eleli, girl Noreoek. bor 5 Rosendorl. hoy. el ¥ fer, #irl. | evels. xirl. Crowley, le, boy. . boy hoy. boy vear | and a.m. and sun 24 EX-GOVERNOR BURIE | Body of William E. Cameron Rests at PETERSBURG, Va.. January 28 (#) | —William Evelyn Cameron, Confederate | veteran and former Governor of Vir-| | Einia, was buried here yesterday in| historic Blanford Cemetery. The serv- | ices were simple and the hody of the aged warrior, editor and governor was {escorted to its last resting place by | his companions of battle, members {the A. P. Hill Camp, Confederate Vet erans. Taps were sounded the casket, covered with the Stars and Bars the Confederacy, was lowered |Gov. Byrd had a personal representa tive the funeral, while another mer chief executive of the Old Domin ion. Willlam Hodges Mann, was pres ent. Services of the Episcopal ¢ were read at the grave by the [J. R. McANister Church of Petersh Cameron died Tuesday s |1owing a long period of He was 84 s old Petersburg, Va. as Deaths Reported. The tollowing the Health Department reported Tart 24 deaths hava been in the liza Francis Naslor. 83, 2 Chestnut sl Takoma Park D C Edward & Sears. s Hilderikus De Boer eral Hospital George Schuman Hoaital Harry Bissat I i | _Eva hodes, Chureh rd ne | "Ellen Robertson. 80, | Minnie Page. 4. 4 William Henrs Jack €ard of Thanks | JUDSON. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the solicitous kindness. sympathy = a of 420 18th « 85 Walier Reet 30, Tinited States Naval Georze Washington Hos Rock Creek ELIZ Navior, She (s survived by () < Mise Fannie L. d Mre’ Ehtars. jotta Cores Hezekiah hte Daners pisaes NORRIS. January RALEIGH JAME Emma Norris. broihe George, Roheri. Am us and the | Fineral Sundas ook, Va. At 1 an ba viewed at Walter st ae PADGETT. Wednesday. Januars 26, { hie residence. 1614 Rucker ave.’ Wash. DEALE E PADGETT, husband Victoria W. Padgett brother of the late Percival Padgett PAGE Depart on Thursday. Jan- 271027, at 1010 am. RERECCA beloved wite of Frapk Sth year of her age. Fu: brothers residence. 1022 Sunday. Januars ‘30. st Friends and_rela vited Tnterment at Arnon Chape SANSRURY. On_Tuesdas. Januarr 25. 19 Mrs. M ANSRURY Md aged one Aaueh SEARS. On Thuraday EDWARD SHAILER Peoria. 1027, at 1:08 am, " Ambrose and of Mra. Annie E yr._Trving, Adel n _ Brady Norris Jamiary a0, at Chester jork. Remaing Retior & Martin's 3 P areth. elove an 10 o'clock a.m January hushand o Sears and father of Stan and inter: SHELTON. On Thure reside 480 Massachusatts avent AURA V.. beloved wife of am R &helton Sarvices will be held 3 her'late reaidence. on Mondar. I8 at 230 pm. Interment in Congres- iy neral from tha T Sullivan. 1 morning . thane where mas Tnterment Martinsburg. W TAYLOR. On Wedneadas. January 26. 1037 beloved wifs of William Henry Funeral from ber late residence. easant <t_ea: on Sunday. Janusre 2 n.m. Relatives and friends in- Vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30 relatives. friends and aven sirangars. dur ing the last illness. and for the heautiful floral tribite At the death of gur dear wife and mother. ATGISTA SPRINGS GUTH JUDSON She suffered long and much and was brave to the end She fought hard.to live for those she loved but nothing seemed to avail. She went in Leranenees to her rest 0, JUDSON BARTLETT Beaths. On_ January ¥ 1927, at his ast Falle Chureh, Va. MILLARD L. Funeral ‘services Sunday at St. James' Church. Tees. Interment Leesburg Cemetery (Loudoun papers please copy.) 29 nA'ByRfiT"\ uddfln\t on Wednesdar. | January at_Providence. Hospital. MARCELI S, beinved. hasband of Vergis E. Balderston of 818 Stanton 1l ne. and [T of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Balderston Remaine rsating at the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols dve. se. Funeral {rom North Carolina Avenue M E. Cburch on Saturday. January 20 at 10 am illlh'l and friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery BALDERSTON. A special communication of A"IN)I“A Lodge. No. 21. F. A. A M will be held on Saturday. January 2. 1927, at 8°a'm.: Jor the. Dlrpose of attending the funeral of our departed brother, WILLIAM M. BALDERSTON. HARRY N. WEISBROD. Master. 5. R. CAMPBELL. Secretary BOYD. Janua ., 192 RAYMOND, be- Joved grandson of th ‘late William_ and Adelaide Boyd and brother of Ruth Boyd mml"\! resting at Donohue's funeral par- 30th ats. n.w. Funeral, high mase. Saturdas.’Japuary 20. At 10 Am from Fn)Dth“ Cathol Church. Dumbarton ave. bet. 27th and 28th. Rela- tives and friends Invited BURNETT. Thursday. January 1997, W7 .. b hie residenca 1312 C st 2o 'WILLIAM PENN. age 85 vears. Fu- a1 from hie iateresidence Mondas Janmars 31 thenee to St Cyprian's Chureh 13ih and C sta. se. whera services will be heid at 8 am 29 Suddenly. Thursdaz. Janiars 37 1 ... at Garfield Hospital WiLidh BaRE RUTLER, azed 37 vears beloved husband of Edna' Butl Fu- neral from his late residence. Ken- nedy st. n.w.. Mond January 31. at 2 . " Frionds and raiatlves invited, = In- rment Rock Creek Cemetery. 29 CATON. Thursda: anuary 27. 192 6 o'ciock am.. at her residence. Potomac st. n.w.. MARGARET E_CA beloved wife of the late James O. Caton, mother of James H. Caton. aged 85 years. Funeral frnm ahove resi- dence. Monday. January 31. at 8230 am.. thence to Holy Trinity C'I\Il‘(h 36th and O ste. n.w.. at 9:15 where mass will he said for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. 30 Dflm)‘l{d this life on Tuesdas. 25 at his_residence. 847 n.e. after a brief ill- ness. JOSEPH 4., beloved huband of the Tate Mary K. Clirkson (nee Brown) Fu- neral from his late residence on Sathirdar. Januars 30, at 8.0 am.. thence to St Joseph's Chireh. where mass Will be said 300 a.m. Tnterment Arlington Cemeters | CRAWFORD, The Ladies’ United Reapers’ Society: Please attend the funeral of Mise (‘HARLfl t CRAWFORD Saturday. Jan- unry A o clock, 1833 Oregon e |\ & EMILY LEE. President VATXLDAG HARRIS, Record. Sec's, * fl“w""‘lxn " ‘Th'{ lLMIPI Pfll‘lhh Im»l "iate, Retet Societs "reqlionts” the memhers o attend. the. funeral of CHARLOTTE | R e et O dgate. - 1858 ?IPI{IR l'a n.w.. Satordas. o'clock p.m anuary 2 REBECCA BRI GREEN. Re-. fl'\"' . On Tuesday. 3 % M residence. 1104 Legation | B3R Thase. D. Co JAMES 3 be | Javed husband of the late Mary Fauikne TFuneral services in the Church Lnevy Chase. At 10 am ‘Interment Januarg 30, bure. Va. and belov Wassachuacits. X T. President ADDIE €. Creahen. of ghe Blassad Sacrament,, Saturday. January 28 Retatives A triends vited Mount Olivet Cemeters DAW. Wednesdas. January Georgetown Hosnifal. Remains resting at the W. S. Chambers fu neral parlors. 14th and Chapin ste. nw. Fu neral Saturday. January 29. at 2 pm from Chambers' marlors. ~Interment Oak Hill Cemetery DIGGS. Wedneaday 9:10 am. (- denc Jersey ave. n.w. WILLIAM J. DI Jorae? Whaband o1 Cyginia, Dirgs and ther of James, Charles N. Albert and Leroy Diggs. Remains resting at his late resi dence. Funeral Saturday. January 29 at late reaidence. 1033 Xew Departed _this life Tuesday 1097, at 7:25 p.m._ At Freed January 2 1 tan in color hington Arimal Rescus League u.:ervA ETTER. n mfl» ington Animal Rescue League. 349 Px) Ivmv Wash- Md. ave ital, ANDREW FERGUSON o mourn. their loss a devoted Maria: six daughters. Bell. Pearl Margaret. ‘Fllen. Rube: and one and a host of other relatives and friende. Remains can be seen at his Tate residence. 1825 Bth st n.w.. Saturday ock. Funeral will be held Sunday Januars 30. at 1 p.m. from Vermont A nue Baptist Charch. Rev, J. E. Willie off lating. (Rowling Green. Va.. papers please rovy.) R FERGUSON. Midian Wing. No. 2. G G. En Lillian son William BAG—Crystal-beaded. containing ‘Thursday -\'fl\m‘ hetween A\lemmm on bus, or & nd ave. n.e “Washington | probab] day. 1 brown gla fiemlemuv wearing xpress collect B 8 tional Tiank. Jacksonville. road, rough ‘road into Manassas. on Mon- -uu Kevs. epherd st tranafer point Finder please call Reward 0! pgontainin reware BROOCH— cam WR or mmfiam *and Pa. ave. “CF KEYS. Thursday. between 13(h Frank. 5995-J. PRIVATE Lowest rates in clty and fnest AMBULANCES ION' OLUMBIA 432 s4 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. GRANDS | UPRIGHTS : Surtabt le. white with bi 1031 Park rd. " white. D E] license € lege to po 4638 or Adams e GLASSES—Bifocal Tumbia Optical Co st. and Commercial Marks, 204 Rhode GLASSES, by and H ate; n.w North 10489 WATCH,_ lady ot "with bracelet Waffle Shoj Reward isiand ave. n.w. n-rimmed. Wednesday at on_15th st. and 01 Lee B Fformation |emln c:lrcfl Ay ave u“f- g" ress rew ard. flexible Teather ca: mu.;n l'un in case. near_16th Reward. Phone beral reward for Teium o {gupetarn of: sced Bearl nm &um %u “and Pa. ave. to 0dd mxfi? 5947, 1300 rown Adams L2415 0% campment. Order of Galilean Fishermen will assemble Friday. January 28 for call meeting at 8 p.m. at the ifempie fo ar- range burial of our deceased brother. AN. DREW FERGUSON, Funeral Sunday. Januars 30, at 1 p.m. from Vermont Ave nue Baptist Church. Vermont ave. be n.w tween Q and R ste. GEO. W. BROOKS. H. P, M. MONTGOMERY. Sec's ¢ FERGUSON. Officers and__members Western $ar Tabernacle. No. Gallean Fishermen. tend ‘s call moeting 1927 2t 7:30 p. Hall, T1tn and O sta. rangements for_the ~furi ANDREW FERGUSON. 'Funeral Sundas. January 30. at 1 o'clock from Vermont ‘Aventie Baptist Church. on Vermont ave. between Q and R sts. nw. Done by order of BERTHA BRYANT, R. W. l‘( BERTHA FREDERICK. R. Seribe. FORD On Thursday. January A R. L. Thompson, 1945 Fourth Josiah P. Ford, in her 82nd year. Funeral from the above residen turday, Jan uary 20. at 3 p.m. Interment Glenwood Genrl own University ospital. ELIZA- BETH ANN. daughter of Christopher P. HARVIL] On Januay DEL- FHYA the beloved wife of Vuhn W. Ha: ment Fort 7.mu»1n IIIL On Wednesday. Jan: vE at Gallinger H THO AS. heloved father Serepf James Hill Funeral Saturday. January 29. at 2 pm.. from John T. hines Co. funeral chapel. 3d and I sts. s.w llll.'a. AIX megbrrn of Excelsior Lodge, No. 544 . of O_F., are requestad 10 mfel M the hall at 8 p.m. tonight to arrangé for funeral of GRANT THOMAS HILL Funeral fror: Rhines’ undertak- at 2 pm. me al ILL)AX 0. DAVXS’ P 8. IUD January ..8 . At 2019 13ih st. n.w. ll 6 of “Albert it néral home: 3 of funeral later. H of . Order are reauested to. at- Saturday. Januar: o Jemsalem to ‘make_ a: of Brother LAWSON. Depg this life Wednesday, JOHN HENRY. mmu u .yu\is Lawson and ‘brother rll ‘Ellxlhflh Blll!s ln i mum b o teom Jon E"g‘-— Rasbint Shesel B’ o 5 i, 5. ednenday, Janu In Memoriam. In loving_remembrance of mv dear JOSEPH WADE BEAL, o war in the Knickerbocker Thester five my dear son L precious face (s with me simave. LOVING MOTHER AND BROTH BUEHLER. In lovine remembrange 8 ur gear son and brother, Al BERT G_BUEH- LER,"who departed this lits five sears ago t0day. Januars 2 He died & hero 1000 RaTeleerhacker disaster What more can a man do than to give up hit e fo- anothe His"DEVOTED MOTHER. SISTERS AND of BROTHERS CARTER. In loving memory our fandma; ANNIF € ruu'qti' this life six years ago tods ‘mother and 1921 Who departe January 28, Thoughte of sou, dear mother and srandma. Will never fade away P Memories of you will dwell In our heacts alware HER LOVING DA H%R ER AXD SRANDDACGHTER. vmi-A CLARK. In loving reme de- d mother, ANNTE ll”viol‘;in w0 years ago Ahis Jife two sears ax ay. But_vour brancs . CLA In our hearte our mamory lingers. Always tender. fond and trug There's not & day. dear m»lhl 5 That we do not think of rER TOVING CRILBREN FEORENCE LB AND ARVILL F. r‘l.um CLARK. In fond and loving memory of dear ‘wife. ANNIE E.. ’?c life two years ago today Vlflu»r 1825 Her beautiful life and deeds will ever remain fresh in*my memory WILLIAM. * ing. Jemembrance ago today, CONRADL _In sad but lori of our dear friend. MAR! who devaried this life one s o Just ‘hpn lvl' was And he could have ”'ld hll best, The l’l}:l%of !7".'“" o;‘v\ » R R HIS DEVOTED FRIENDS, WURDEMAN AND FA MIE Aw uls DICE. Sacred to the memory of w‘l- LENA W. DICE. who d'flw fi life one year ago today. Janua: fil”l’\ on. dear wife. and take your fiv:d':l'llbd you h"nlhr h’ thought it M G G AND GRANDCHILDREN. » “"‘ FEIGE. In loving remembran h\;‘ihanfl and "nli;'n. ('H'fil ?]‘& 't‘ E who was one of the mus 1] Knickerhoeker disaster. 'umuv;’ 5 os¥ Keep him. Je keep Till we reach the lhl"fi Ihflgm B FLOOD. acred to the Aear o :{lef hrnithe'rr; r',s'fi'r‘{'s"r 088, S { i -J:l ife four years ago foday. We will .1‘ ¥ remember th SHEPARD. Sacred (o the me: 3 3 i : 1% % JpSmery o [E MAY 3:33:‘}"’7‘1‘"" five years ago MI’IJ HER DEVOTED HU'SB. E DEVOS AND. FRED. D. TATE. Sacred to the memory of our ‘. ir mather, ADA A TATE. wh one year ago today. Y—'umlrv""”!.“!3 "" Dear mother. we miss vour che Wl e ove wieh made o I wor The Trionds ‘wirroand us Our Bearis are lonel - hearis are lonels. mothe ¥ i sy WG T Eiepnal rest and” endiees e & ER DEVOTED (HITDREY LEORARD & ALDIN PASHINGTON. In memors of on - mother M FRANCES A ives stanch. devoted. today. January 28 I'.:‘l ks i ender. patient. brave and devol Thin was alwast mothors waeid Her ‘worth In €814 vouid n As"wa think of her tadae, ©" D¢ Guoted HER DEVOTER CRILDREN. EVA AND NTHONT WH WEEKLY. Tn sad mu loving re b of my dear wite. MARY B B O denr e, MARY Bk WESWES dav. Janmary 281025 b B i v HER HUSBAND. JOHN w:zm;y . YATES. In sad but loving remembry ’;!A';"E lrz;\ h;h{"vml mother. ANN] s “Who Ta i P ‘»ml six years ago to- She fought life's battle bravely And patiently stood every fest: She will always be Joved Becase. she wae. wnt o ahdyambered. HER LONELY SON. ERNE . Josc h F Btrch s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. isiavuenea 19 JAMES T. RYAN Moter Cpapel, A Xufink i Private Ambul llu'l::‘le 178 Livery in Connection CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL "plona Lintain 372" 'W. Warren Taltavull | 14th and Spring Road Col. 464 Tunothy "Hanlon : Phone L. 5543 z wu.um 1.:: Funeral 1 Fmbalm ¥ .“ I- .’l-nllln. M rices. 333 Fa. A M. 1385. 436 7th St. S.W. M. 18 NO BRANCH OFFICE Frank Geur s Sons Co. PR RNEY Fadsiltae Main 2473 S F COSTELLO 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH_7976. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Invalid Limousine. ST. N.E. 3(‘&-5:- cnw—l Lincoln 524 nllo‘ “Efficient W P w7 Deal & Coo™ 816 H St N. NCOLN 8300 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the succesaol nor cons o with the .m,um W, l-f'" St. Phol‘ll l‘rml Hl"fi Formerly m ¥ 8. NW. Gawler Semce Morticians Since 1850 Member_National Seiected M # kMain 5512 a2 m FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. JC. .',ves,!. H Our Only 'gtore, 14th E E;