Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1928, Page 7

THFE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON,. D. €. SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 25, 1928.° SKILLED S TOLL INMINE EXPLOSION Only 1 of 125 Near Scene o Blast Injured—Gas Is Blamed. By the Associated Press. JENNY LIND, Ark, February 25 Tts losses counted up, this little mining community today was mourning its 13 dead—victims of a gas explosion in the tunnel of a coal shaft. 2 Every one of the 125 who were work- ing within reach of the fatal explosion and its fumes was accounted for and one of these was injured. Among the dead were the nephew of the mine superintendent and the pit boss. Led by Claud Speigel, State mine nspector, rescue crews worked all through vesterday until late in the night, clearing tunnels and bringing out bodies. until the last was accounted for. Only Williams was left under ground. Wreckage and heavy fumes hindered the work of relief. Cause of the explosion was not an- nounced until after rescue work had been completed last night and Inspector Speigel ended examination of the two shafts affected. Only one man Wwas killed in the shaft where the explosion | originated. he said. . THEOLOGIST BURIED. Rev. Louis A. Pelletier Served as Chaplain in War. Funeral _services for Rev. Louls A. Pelletier, S. M., 41 years old, vice su- perior and _professor of _dogmatic theology at Marist College, Brookland, who died in Georgetown University Hos- pital Thursday, were conducted in the | chapel of Marist College today at 9:30 o'clock. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Father Pelletier was & member of the Chaplains Corps, U. S. A,, during the World War, serving overseas with the 319th Infantry, 80th Division. ' MISS KATE E. KAISER, TEACHER, IS BURIED Public School Educator Had Served District for 39 Years—Praised for Work. Miss Kate E. Kaiser, a school teacher | here since 1888, died at her home, 138 Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday after a short iliness. She was 59 years old. Funeral services were conducted at | the residence yesterday afternoon, at- {tended by the corps of teachers at the Gage School. where she last taught. Rev. Hugh K. Fulton, pastor of the Northminster Presbyterian Church, offi- ciated. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Miss Kaiser was first appointed as a teacher in the first grade of the Henry | School. From there she went to the | Webster School and then to the Polk yoman are enrolled in the school of | (aught the seventh grades in the Henry Law at the University of Missourl. lanq Abbot Schools. When the latter = {was made a vocational school Miss {Kaiser was transferred to the fifth o » | grade in the Gage School. \E_‘v‘\ COMERS to Wash- { " Assistant Supt. of Schools Robert I.. 4N ington who wish to Haycock in praising Miss Kaiser said: AMATEUR BOXING BILL MAYBEQ.K.D Senate Committee Expected to Report Favorably on Pending District Measure. ‘The Senate District conmittee prob- 1 ably" will report favorably a bill to per- { mit amateur boxing tournaments in Washington, it was indicated today, fol- lowing the hearing yesterday afternoon, at which advocates of such legislation |drew a distinction between amateur boxing and professional prize fighting. Supporters of the question were head- ed in their appearance before the com- mittee by Senators Watson. Republican. of Indiana, and Walsh, Democrat. of Massachusetts. These two Senatol are authors of separate bills to legaliz amateur boxing. The two bills differ only in details, and both Senators told the District committee their chief de- sire was to see some legislation on the | subject. Purpose of Bill Explained. The purpose of the advocates is 10 make it lawful to charge an admission fee and to award inexpensive prizes to the winners of the exhibitions. At the conclusion of the hearing Senator Cap- per, chairman, announced the commit- tee would take action at an carly date Opposition to both bills came trom the District Commissioners the view there is no widespread public sentiment for the legislation and that the opening of the door to permit amateur boxing matches might lead to abuse: Charles Ornstein of the South Atlan- tic division, American Athletic Uaion, and Allston Calhoun, jr. boxing in- who took { | signals are in operation. ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md., February 25 (Spe- clal).—Mrs. Martha Ann Gibson of Ne York and Washington, dled in Chest- nut Lodge Sanitarium, Rockville, ‘Thursday, aged 68 vears. She had been under treatment for several months, but the immediate cause of death was pneu- monia. The funeral will take place this afternoon from St. Thomas' Church, ‘Washington, burlal to be in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Gibson was a daughter of the late John Hopper of New York and was the widow of a United States val officer. An electric fire alarm siren has been installed at Gaithersburg and is ready for use. One blow will mean a fire within the town, two will be for Wash- ington Grove and three for the countr The mayor and council of Rockville have given formal notice of the enact- ment of an ordinance making it unlaw- ful for any person or persons to operate any motor or other vehicle in. any alley or strect of Rockville past any traffic signal, or make any turn where a traffic signal is located, except where a green light is facing the operator when the Fines of from $5 lo $25 are provided. Tax List Advertised. By direction of the mayor and coun- | cil William F. Disney, town baliff, has | advertised for sale at public auction Wednesday of next weck all property upon which taxes for the year which began July 1 last remain unpaid. The list shows but three such pleces of real estate, the aggregate amount of taxes due being $83.90. Miss Blanche A. Corwin, home dem- onstration agent for the county, has announced that a meeting of the offi- cial board of the Montgomery Council of Home Demonstration Clubs will be held at the Home Demonstration office, Rockville, Monday afternoon. At the monthly meeting of the Glen Echo Parent-Teacher Association, to be held in the Glen Echo School Monday evening, Mrs. Edgar Rogers, assistant supervisor of music in the public | schools of the county, will speak on |“The Present Method of Teaching Music in the Montgomery County | H | W. G. ROBEY DEAD. Funeral Services Tuesday, With Interment in Baltimore. Willlam G. Robey, 56 years old, clerk 'in the Quartermaster Department, United States Army, and formerly sta- tion master at Unlon Station, died at his_residence, 426 Fifth street nsith- east, today after a lonr illness. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Baltimore. Mr. Robey is survived by his widow, Mrs. Louise Robey: a son, George Ellis a daughter, Mrs. Helen R. Wicks, and a sister, Mrs. M. Robey Orpen; all of this city, and a brother, A. Van Robey of Chicago. E. W. SNOOK, SR., DEAD. Retired Employe of Engraving Bu- reau Had Long Been IIl. Eugene W. Bnook, sr., 75 years old, former employe of the Bureau of En- graving and Printing, died at his residence, 2118 Eighteenth street, yes- afternoon after a long illness. He wa: service five years ago after a quarter of a century of service. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Snook is survived by three sons, Eugene W. Snook, jr.; Harry D. Snook and Raymond Snook, all of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. D. G. Brown of Herndon, Va. MRS. E. A. McGEE DIES. Funeral Will Take Place on Mon- day Morning. Mrs. Elizabeth A. McGee, 74 years old, wife of James F. McGee, died at retired from the Government | Beaths. N R. E Jdohin' W Allen. and Randolph ‘and arkaret Shinids. and A of the late Maxgie Shankiin, ' she eav nourn their loas three brothers, Geor Joseph and_ Willinm Shields: three d: tera and a son, Pearl Barbour, Eanie S| pen. Gretehen “and Raymond *Allen, =_Fu- neril - Sunday ‘at 1 ‘from’ Zion Baotist Chureh t. hetween Ard and e ww., Dr. Wiliiam 1., ington offfelating. Al ialativen and friends in- vited.Interment Harmony Cemetery. mother dear. & mother kind, n gone and 1eft \in behind. w did " her heat, al ant her eterval rest. of you, TED CHILDRE Thursday, Februar, iesidence of ‘her won. Lela in New York City. MARY TON inee Guerin). widow of Ben. Jamin’ F. " Atherton and Park rd. n.w. this will he waid at # am. Tnterment ¥, relatives ina “reating at W. W. Chambe neral parlors, 1400 Chapin’ af o AVERS, Departed this lite Monday, Febru- P 4t her residence, Oxon Hill. M NEZANNA AYERS, of _the .anlv 8. A.H"Xn und from $ Depa J life ‘Thursday. i, 192K, 36 am.. at her now. in o full BOWMAN (nee ‘ebruary o residence. 1618 Christian’_faith, Craik), wite of the loving and devoted at. hel Rus Kelly er of Susie Fortune. cal_from her Jate residence, Sunday. lows & host of relatives and A mother dear, a mother kind, fas xoue and “teft “us bLehind: But for us whe alwayw did her hest. S0 may God zrant hec erernal rest. Surrounded by friends we are lonesome, st of pleanure we are biie, 1928, | 44, ! | JoHNSON. In Memoriam. BUTLER. In sad but loving remembranes pur_dear sister. ANNA GERTRUDE who devarted this life one year ay. February 25. 1977. Gone. but not_forgotten. HER LOVING SISTERS. MARY C. HI AND HELEN THOMAS. CHAPMAN. I wad but loving remembrance mother. Mra. LUCY Who entered info am CORS, On February tield Hompital. TAMSO! beloved daughter of Hi F. Jacobs ani neral servie 0 v.m.. At he Cherrydale, v On_Fridny the _reside Hged) i;:r’_xi:;' 11, nice roeline and Sarah Campbell, nicce Mies Jennie Thomas. Mre Ad Teylor and Mra. Rowa_ Robinson. on day. Febru © at 1:3 oo Monda; Tate: residence, 7 at i In wilence T heard aven their sad iast adi On memors’s tablet engraved thare remain Most excellent things which § love to retain. T will mot forget thes. though others o invited. On Friday. February 24. 1028, at her fesidence. 6040 Danicls ‘rd.n.w. SOPHTA. heloved wife of Charles Klump fing resting in the funeral home of hambera Co . 1900 Chapin af. eral (private) on Mouday. Feir | aously are Rottud ‘the heart's best affections, forever More_orer On Thursday, Februars 23 at hin remdence. 1306 § at DER LEWIS brother of Mra. Emma Tolgon and Mis Funeral from Grice 4 SON ELDER L. NAY: Th00 R s, m o L facred to the T . ALEX AN buity Retls, Marv . Tewin chapel 1%th and R ate. now. at 1 Sunday February 26. Friends invited LEWIK. On Friday Feb Teaidence, 1742 11th at. se at | MARION V. "LEWIS “(nee’ Conner, toved wife of Herbert Lewis. mother Mra. William 0 Donnell. Mra. George Peno | and Mre. Nathan Lewis Funeral services | 3 b m, " Inter- | . Relative memory of our de. and mster. CLARA KiINo cred Tnto . February 5. alled her home. it was His will Vet in our hea Her memocv is As it was whe « we loved you. w0 we m In o MemMory you are Loved. remembered. longed. for. Waye DrNGING 3 mient tear & DEVOTED MOTHER AND Loy and friends invited. A mother dear. a mother kind, Han gone and left ua bebind. But_for ahe always did So may God grant her eternal re but daught nad 0 Fm‘v hdel[l‘d fif E wh, du 1oda February 5. 191 !w husband. JOHN LAWK February 6. 1911, I only want to live That T may meet pevond Ths LovixG "wive " BERTIE LAWR V. In loving memory of y Adear SARAH McCOY. who ,:"N-“E" il three. years ado today. Fevriary Toare ks nd my dear MeGEE. On Friday. Yh Qe ‘The Temidence of Howard. 3103 19th A beloved wife of Jam neral from a Shrine » Heart arch at 10 am. Monday, ary 27 Intermept. private. at Olivet Cemeterv. MITCHE] Suddenly. Tiary 98 Fairmont devoted each day #6 when AD_MOTHER. MES. on m his In the beautiful hereafter. Bat 1s to be Somewhere in Gods on_our faces and w h ROBERT N ¥ this our mesting nige he r alwava thinking of yo 24 HE! v A Campbell 1 from the chapel of 436 Tth st Tues- at W45 am. thence 'n_ Chureh where mans for the repose of her | Interment private. 27 TER. On Friday. February sersices at 1 Rock € E rado Springe NEWBO] ) hushand of Levinia An LOVING neral from late resi- | Y om. Iotec | 94 aer| DAUGHTER. 34 7 AT ER. MARTHA MOV eCOV. In ot % February 1. 192K THOMAS R Funera! St Pan) Church meters’ 3 Febriary | 1 am Interment at Rock Creek | reek Cemeters On_Tuewiay. Rest in pe LD. Sweetly at aged attend church services on “Miss Kaiser was one of our most con- Sunday will find the |scientious and_faithful teachers and 3 i - |l was devoted to her work.” e Miss Kaiser is survived by a brother, 4 | John Kaiser: a sister, Miss Mary Kaiser, Announcements in the ‘.’n,,d"n ::::‘;{,e: s}.,"', Low - Saturday Star. A There is a convenient arrangement, according to denomination, and in most cases the notices contain detailed informa- tion of services, subject and music. structor at Georgetown University, con- | tended that the heavy demand for ad- mission to boxing tournaments that have been held here recently indicate a favorable public sentiment. See “Hardship on Colleges.” They said it is a hardship on col- leges and athletic associations to stage the tournaments without charging ad- mission because of the expenses in- volved. Dects Pickett of the Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals said the board has always dis- | criminated between prize fighting and boxing. He indicated the legislation should be drafted to safeguard against the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. C. " Howard. 3103 Nineteenth street, yester- day after a long illness, She is survived by her husband and daughter here, and a son, Francis L. McGee of Baltimore. Mrs. McGee was | | Miss Corcoran before her marriage. She always lived here. Funeral services will be conducted | {in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be private | in Mount Olivet Cemetery. i = e | MRS. H. E. FERGUSON DIES. Mra' ELLIOTT D. CARPENTER | f Mrs. Marie F. La Vake and Hevristta Morria of New Jeriey. Funeral Monday Fe 3 pm from apin st. n.w. Toterment ( acoln Cemetery. I New York and Chicago papers Schools,” and Miss Ritchie Benson. pri- mary teacher, will tell why the alpha- | bet is not taught as formerly. School Dedication Set. Dedication of the handsome new | public school building at Potomac. {originally seheduled for several wieeks | ago, but tpones cause Of - Biscked roads, will be held next Fridey evening, and the program as originally arranged, which includes addresses by prominent persons, music by the Po-| tomac Band and other features, will be carried out, it has been announced. | | The committee in charge is composed | {of James W. White. principal of the | school; Mrs. Russell Watkins, Mrs. SO on Thuradar Feheu S . CLAY DUVALL PERKINS viars of age, beloved husband of the Ada Cross” Perkine - Funeral inx' chapel. Sprinkfleld. Md.. Su: 0. at 2 pm. on_ Thursday. at Birmingham. Ala. HELEN PETTIT, heloved mother of David | it Notice of funerai hereafte: hmand pavers pieass copy.| PS. Dovarted this life Februars 2 At 8015 nmat her tesidence G nw. Washington.' D, ¢ LETTIE PS fnee Marshall) ant faith. afteral She' was a devoted three hrathers and late and devoted wife and A E MUELLER. %ho departed copv) sears ako today. February COOKER On Saturdas. February residence. 1317 Ho: eloved Earth Shocks Recorded Here. Earth shocks of fairlv strong inten- sity and indicated to be centered only | 1.800 miles from Washington, were re- corded yesterday by the Georgetown ! University seismograph. Director Ton- | dorf reported they began at 9:35 am. | and lasted about an hour, reaching a maximum at 9:46. Trecs zently wa wile of Albert B L N et the Iste Da ¥ .t PHI NETZ. In sad hut loving_remembrance of our'dear departed ones Mother DINE. 3 ATLOIS. | Februar Januars 23 1920 ree tives and friends invited KTIN. On F her rexidence. 636 Mas JOANNA' L. belaved daughter of the lats | Richara and Marcaret Curtin. 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Champions/ Bobby Jones and The STUDEBAKER | COMMANDER 25000 Milesin less than 23,000 Minutes { . i i JOSEPH Mc/.Reynolds 14th St. at R Pot. 1631 Conn. Ave at R North 65 Muintenance e &t Kan AVING MONEY requir and less as you progress. go own their homes. It is 1 happiness und a secure futa — Start an accoun Club, and representatives of war vet- | erans’ organizations also spoke in favor | of permitting amateur boxing. Margaret Case. Miss Margaret Du Fief, | Edmund Rissett and Jesse Walker. The clothing leaders of the home | Blanche A. Corwin. home demonstra- tion agent for the coun 'the 16 organizations represented. A lesson in fitting was given by Miss Cor- win and ideas regarding work of the kind were exchanged. The flower- growing and home grounds im- provement committce of the Montgomn- | ery County Council of Home Demon- stration Clubs also met at the home of Miss Corwin yesterday, conducte?’ by Mrs. James A. Shaver of Cabm John. and plans for the year were con- sidered. S. J Goode Rev. of the Christian Church offictated at the marriage yes- terday of Charles J. Shellhorn, 42, of Washington, and Miss Bessie man, 24, of Los Angeles, Calif Two members of the State Depart- ment of Education of Alabama have viisted Montgomery County for an in- spection of the modern schools and . methods of education. 1 e E A Miss Sophie Xander Dies. Miss Sophie Xander, 38 years old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Xan- der. died at Hampshire avenue, yesterday afternoon after a long iliness. Death was due to heart disease. Miss Xander was an ac- tive member of the Concordia Lutheran | Church. Funeral arrangements will be { announced later. | Three University of Michigan stu- dents have been suspended for violat- ing regulations prohibiting students from driving autos. Man with clean business record, well and favorably known in Washington, with knowledge of Freight and Trucking Business —who can produce and is not afraid to go aiter it 5 $£30.00 to $7500 a week, according to ability. Apply by letter, giving tull details and state where now employed. Address Box 119-D Star Office UR dcsigncrs create Floral Emblems that combine expressive beau- ty with best tastc. Spe- cial values in— SPRAYS & Wreatlls.$5 R NEW STORE 1407 H St. Telephone Main 3707 s effort at the start, but less Most people who save as they he surest way toward success, re. ‘Take the first step now, t here with one dollar or more. SAVINGS Loay We Have Money For Economical s on D, C. Real Estate. Ofjicers AM NEL Presdent ROBERT K. W Vice EARN At least 0/ /o Wit tary Treavurer - National Permanent ", “Building Associatior Under Superitston o 949 9th St Just Below Presutent ROLAND M. BROWN DIXON 'KLEY GEOR MENKE J. ) KOoL® PHARRY M, PACK N ZEGOWIY } : of the U 8 asury reet N.W. N Y A | demonstration clubs of the county met | | here vesterday at the home of Miss ! with 13 of | New- | her residence, 4531 New ' Widow of Civil War Veteran Was Native of Illinois. Mrs. Harriet Emma Ferguson, 83 vears old, widow of Lieut. George R Ferguson, a veteran of the Civil War, | died at her residence. No. 4 R street. | yesterday. She had been . ill since Christmas. | Mrs. Fergason was born et Wood- ' burn, I, but had made Washington | her home since 1888. She is survived by a son, Dr. Charles E. Ferguson, of | | this i | Funeral services will be conducted at | her late residence Monday at 11 o'clock, | Rev. Harvey Baker Smith of the| Columbia Heights Christian Church will officiate and burfal will be in Arlington National Cemetery. 15 BURNED IN BLAST. Fire Follows Explosion of Tank at; Factory. RACINE, Wis.. February 25 (#).— Fifteen emploves of the Racine Screw | Co. were burned. four scriously in an ex plosion of a dip tank containing in- flammable material today. Sixty em- ployes were tforced to jump through windows of the one-story structure to escupe Fire which followed was being fought by the entire city fire depart- ment. | The building. a frame structure, had | practically been destroyed an hour after | the explosion, | | | | i i CRISP WILL SPEAK. | | Member Congress to Address| Men's Bible Class. Representative Charles R. Crisp of | Georgia will address the Harrison men’s | Bible class of Congress Street Methodist | Protestant Church tomorrow morning. ' | 9:45 o'clock, In the auditorium of the | ehurch. | Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secretary of the Washington Federation of Churches, will give a brief talk and dis- | , miss the class. All men are welcome. of LOST. i Al white AN, C | and white: | '8 am. today. Rl white with Lt e o Tace PRIERS RNAN POLICE A very ahy “oky e o Jolin CLASSES. 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Phone Mdams 019 cempy \ :wl?r-lrlrm‘ URMETERY (0 \ n'! bty Lo witoe: ieludes poruetual oa SRR R R n 1o oty torme, AW e, L reRson for b ann | omit 0 a.m Relatives ity e e iriend Rawers, nvited to Interment il Mount Ohiv i Febriars 24 resulence. 410G KLOVF. aged hereatter February 24,1 1 Kt years. heloved R Ferzuson 2 FERGUSON, HARRIE widow of al Cometery February Hoenital. LUTH on Frasdmen devotm and an ax Nars THrom the First it e Ting at the W toneral” n; hareatter MISS J. L. CURT N DIES. | Lifelong 'Resident of Washington e Victim of Pneumonia. Miss Joanna L .Curtin, 57 years old a lifelong resident of Washington. died | f pneumonia at her residence, 636 | fassachusetts avenue northeast, } day. She is survived by two sisters. Irs. James Buckley and Miss Margaret Curtin, and a brother, John Curtin, all of this ci Funeral services will be held from St. Joseph’s Church Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy: pos- sibly snow tonight, minimum tempera- | wure about 20 degrees: tomorrow, partly cloudy and not so cold. Maryland. Virginia and West Vir- ginin—Possibly snow tonight: tomor- row, partly cloudy and not so cold. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m.. 12 midnight, 35; 4 a.n 11 am., 26 Barometer—4 pm. 30.16; 12 midnight, 30.24; 8 am, 30.33; 11 am, 3037 Highest temperature, 45, occurred at | 2:30 pm. yesterday | Lowest lemperature, 24, occurred at ‘Temperature same date last ,\-enr—' Highest, 53; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) £ Today—Low tide, 5:19 am. and 5:52 pm.; high tide, 11:10 am. and 11:32} pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:07 6:48 pm.; high tide, 12:00 p, The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 6:48 am.; sun sets, 5195 pm. 1 Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:47 am.. syn sets 6:56 pam. Moon rises 9:27 am.: sets 11:04 pm. | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Weather In Various Cities. Stations Weather | Ahilene. Tex oy Loy | q0 4 100 50 At (04 o Loty Riiniog Orie Yok ity wn L i W W Clidy Wt RCckidy 00 oy Claly | | Wicenmich tme Gy ) Fompecatine Weatier A oy NGl W Clawy W Clea Thenniaik Wl Sweden patn & Gigenwich Avoien o fwent whsery At nda 0 par an duan Porta Rico i Bar doddy vana Cuhe 0 Claugy Jlon. Canal t N Clowdy Narta (Fava)y | amilton LT other relati Fehruary " Churvh o'DE 0 DEA »t Sieen on o ROREY. WIFE AND CHILDREN 1n st but loving remembrance heloved son ED- this_life at hin idence Tieadav Febru- Friends and relatives | Tnterment Baltime more Davers Dlease coDy. ) February Washinzto t his lite T I, At 10 am. invited 1o Mot ROOK. N a ¥ a RAYMOND F azo todas. attend. r memors 1 on_F fond and t zed 2N veas ez Rermyn me footateps dear. AND MOTHER. ¢ remembrance of son_ and brother, ROBERT (ROBBY) E REEL who Tt e S0 years 1z v ¥ - 1a: 1926, £ lste brother MOTHER AND BROTHER ¢ RAYMOND F. ROOK. Members viease ROVSTON. De o e e, 1975 B s - R A CRAWFORD Waorchinfal Master. g rove SRRV MOMILLAN Seeretary L Denarte fe_Fridar. ¥e 1928 ot 540 pm. st hie e SIS 18th wonw Notis v 3 Mondue | o'inck voon | Tnd Mount A M. Heatter M PP TS tha fine 4 Lo HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER. ® azo today You are nat to an. mather. deas. YOUR DEVOTED SON. €URTIS. THOMAS. Soo. remembrance of mv beloved § EDWARD THOMAS. who depari- years agw indar. he we'some footsiepe sne 1 loved so v 24 “hier Foa rhen Trrre Funeral f Febriars Feell YOUR A THOMAS DOYLE THOMPNO 1 Tov 2 NOTHER MARY A THOMPSO! WANNE. I sad of ‘mv dear mamma who enteced el toay. Fetruary 25, 1918 So gentie in mannec s vatient v paie My deas mamma left me for heaven to gain. site AT afv vestemdar WHAT COR IN. February @4 1038 at_her n Fast Falie Chwnho ¥ L1A WHALIN wife o Whalin. She s su 2 T five children “iaw James Corpelne €iratine s Dartne K neral serv- Sundar Febrgary Yatn, residence tei Cemetery 1S abe s rest “fen years age MRS ROSETTA 1.4 est: F. MAURY LE on Mondar 1 At WILSON 0 Febraary S et nw o IS CFRANKLIN 1he and the late Frankiin Wilson of © Martha Wison | Joseoh 3nd Martn dav at omo AN wn of L _FUNERAL DIRECTORS. P. A. TALTAVULL R 3 TALTAVULL Mer. o S SW __NO_RRANCH OFFICE. " Joseph F. Birch's Son V. L. SPEARE CO. NW. Waldron Ndarvie AN rela vind Inierment Harmony o Reviewad Friday and Satniniav At NeGuire's pariors. 1870 9ty Warthy lomates of Houselid uf Rath. Na. 740 O ¥ are here! notified ot Niater ANNA WILSON W lite W aineatay, Faheuars mectine SATUNaY avening at 3 il 108 N Felruary, e NS Ctrom Met WM s between R Soeiw es 1009 H St. Formerly S48 F St W Quix i E oon s Se Chavel W. W. Deal & Co. SN SE NE LINCOLN N AM LEE Funeral Directar and Mitrs: o connretion. Camme: chapel. Modern Crematoriome Mudee e nrices T2 Pa NW_call Ny W. Warren Taltavull 1th & Spring Rd. _ Col. 464 " Herbert B. Nevius The ShRD Raptist Charchs etenes Funeral Home = p N, The Ladies’ Unitad Reaper NOCiety arm regiested o sitend the Guiecal TANSER ANNA WILSON. Sun TS At 190 pm ME Chur Y ROLEE Pre HARRIS, Recor. s The 1 Relahle Immediate teliel Society Teiests“te, womters 10 attend (Lo funeral o WILSON “Sunday Feheaary wolick pmefram Metromalit At befwedn TSR ot Yarn BFOCA BRENT At ot ¥ NATILDA wiLson, 00, ot the Union sl Aot viemity o ond the funeral secv ) BN and Bt w 920 New Vork Ave NW._ W A WP e 4 nae D GDRART On Febewary LIS FRANK | Gy oceeding the orginal W R Speara Ca 1623 Connecticut Ave. e Potomac 4600 8 vra at 1208 H st 43 e s r l’\- Timothy Hanlon ARS8 NE Bhane LAY Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine \mbulance U et Lincoln 524 Frank Geier's Sons Co. LINSEVENTRNT N W Main 2423 Mogarn Chanel Baephone JEICY Not [ gue tut tor W et . JOHN'R. WRIGHT cO. TRTAARY DONLGSON LR LN SEN W Paose Nerth 4F, CHAS. S. ZURHORST MWL RANE CARITOL ST e | et T. F. COSTELLO 1IN Caeiiat S N ‘GEO. iy orm s ae | Our Only Store, Jth & maes s e o e 1o o st/ BLACKISTONE, 1407 meamia s oy daciing huslacd RDWARE N HARNE RS RN T e e Reautiful Flaat ae tdan Febewaiy B8 bW i Devgns, $8 and wp O 10 Wy heart cames 4 bate CAGL VWA N Bevint ¥ % Wiy it Rushaond die e YR SRR < Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St - - __ MONUMENTS. SRS ‘?I‘}!‘-ILl\ht‘ ETIY AV o R N Rt N o Taterment 1 Anvoew POy Ham o Nite ot funer In Memoriam. AUTERBACK. I loving rememiny e v At N AL BACK wh ted 1y lite e e today Fehiuany 280 1t At Brather. amd take vour e w Bome He (houeht @ et VOUE au e were great ned wie the e et b Que TOVING NAKNRS sevoted WARNES years wgn At hee | EDWARD Hie twe i Fahrdaey A 10N Nome an the teantiful hits ot Got Sy Al vatlew b fest o fa Sowe dAY | somie L When ouE task i NERAL D& C. SHAFFER 2 LY ¢ H we Al weet Wheie At tast e s resting Lide A e T atlence v anfionsd 1 aite \ e vou b e v e N el aaie Wik i 8 v dlear w ALNES BROWN . Wi et eleven vears agw faday Feliwary 28 1915 Ut 8 lne 0F akeel Tememiiance. oA memory . fuml and teus Ty R At g’y iy b wen TR TR VAR O o i |