Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1929, Page 9

Clearing All Stetson Shoes © $1085 $12.85 Every pair of Stetsons in stock goes at these Semi-Annual prices—no exceptions. Plain and Scotch grain, in black and brown. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street WASHINGTON’S FINEST THE EVENING FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR MRS. MARIE HALFORD' Widow of Post Managing Editor Traveled Extensively After Husband’s Death. Mrs, Marie Halford, 79, widow of A. J. Halford, at one time managing editor of the Washington Post, died at her residence in the Wardman Park Hotel Yesterday. Funeral services will be con- ducted lt the residence this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor emeritus of the Church of the Covenant, will of- ficlate, Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Since her husband’s death Mrs. Hal- ford had traveled extensively in this country and abroad. Before her mar- rl.ue she was Miss Marie Dean of Corn- g, N. Y., where her father was a clerzymln She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Halford Woodson, wife of Capt. ‘W. B. Woodson, U. S. N., who was with her when she died; two sons, Lieut. Col. Dean Halford, U. 8. A, stationed in California, and Lieut. Col. Frank Halford, U. 8. M. C, serving at an Asiatic station. Her husband, the late A. J. Halford, in addition to having served as manag- ing editor of the Washington Post, was a former editor of the Indianapolis Journal and the Youngstown, Ohio, Daily Telegraph. MEN'S WEAR STORE Clearing All - HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS - OVERCOATS In the Semi-Annual Sale 32 Were $40 and $45 37 Were $50 and $55 542 Were $60 and $65 Our entire regular stock is in the sale—everything at sharply reduced prices. Suits for men of all ages—the most de- sirable patterns, colors and styles. Select yours tomorrow. Raleigh Haberdasher Alterations Are Included T 4 1310 F Street Use An Extended Payment Account STAR, WASHINGTON, THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness followed by rain late tonight or tomorrow; not much change in tem- perature; minimum temperature to- night about 35 degrees; gentle east winds. Maryland—Snow or rain tonight and tomorrow; not much change in tem- perature; moderate east winds. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness fol- lowed by rain in east pertion tomorrow and in west portion late tonight or to- morrow; not quite so cold tonight over extreme southwest ruon moderate northeast and east w! West, vlmnh-—anow or rain tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 46; 8 pm,, 41; 12 midnight, 36; 4 am, 34; 8 am, 34; noon, 42 = Barometer—4 p.m., 29.92; 8 29.89; 12 mldnlght, 30.06; 4 a.m., 3 8 a.m., 30.17; noon, 30.1! nghelt umpu'lture, 48, occurred at 13:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 32, occurred at 6 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 53; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:50 a.m. and 1:57 p.m.; high tide, 7:17 am. and 7:30 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3 am. and 2:39 p.m.; high tide, 8 am. and 8:20 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:08 a.m.; sun sets, 5:37 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:07 am.; sun sets 5:38 pm. Moon T 6:51 am.; sets 4:29 pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. ‘Weather in Various Cities. | * swpinsas 159USIH “JuByu 3seg Stations. Abtlene, Tex.... Albany, N. ¥. Atlants, Gs. Allantic Ciy itimore, M e, Bismarck, N D, Boston, Buffao, N. Y. Gharleston, 8. S. 2L523888 | BERS: 0, Tex.. .. Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont. Huron, 8. Dak: Indjanapolis,Ind 3 Jacksonville.Fla. Kensas City.Mo. Phoe Bittsburgh, Portland, 'Me.. Portland, Oul Raleich. N, -+ Greenwich time, today. Temperature. 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WIMSATT TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral Services for Prominent Business Man Scheduled at St. Dominic’s Catholic Church. Funeral services for Willlam A. Wim- satt, 73 years old, president of the firm of Johnson & Wimsatt, Inc., 'wholesale lumber dealers, who died at his resi- dence, 215 Eighth street southwest, yes- terday, will be conducted in St. Domi. nic's Catholic Church tomorrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in the family plot in Rock Oreek Cemetery. Pallbearers will be B. F. Saul, George C. Sullivan, Charles H. Johnson, Frank A. Johnson, Oscar L. Johnson and Wil- liam W. Rel Mr. Wimsatt was nationally known as a lumber dealer and had a wide ac- quaintance in this city, particularly nmong the older Washingtonians. He began in business here 50 years He was a native of this city, the son m& Richard and Sarah Harris WIm- satt. MRS. JOHN W. GARDNER IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Two Sons, Brother and Three Sis- ters, Besides Husband, Survive Woman Ill Several Months. Mrs. Catherine Preston Gardner, a native of Washington, died last night at her home, 1316 New Hampshire avenue, following an illness of several months. Mrs. Gardner is survived by her hus- !y hflnd. John W. Gardner, an agent in the Department of Justice, and two sons, Nevins Preston Gardner and John Wesley Gardner, jr. Gardner also is survived by a brof.her James D. Preston, and three sisters, Mrs. John A. Chamberlain, Mrs. Herbert S. Bryant and Miss Theodora C. Preston. Funeral services will be held at her residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing, with the Rev. John J. Queally, rec- tor of the Church of the Transfigura- tion, officiating. Births Reported The, following births ha fo the Health Department 'm”terln,z Teeed “George E and e d lessie )l Marie 3. Touleue, cm Walter E. and Gl t. LS and | Gladys C. Belt ang Ser. John G and Qscle Pyle. "hoy, A -n)um boy. Bun: and Mlldrefl J. L dm Roger -na Anna C. Gailigher, Bor°" -é hl!Dh and Whue Heroel Do. CHICAGO (#).—Michael B. Ellis, as a sergeant in the 1st Division d the World War, captured 10 mu:hine guns on four raids to win the Con- gressional Medal of Honor. He is now an insurance salesman in Chicago. ™ FOUND. R LOBT ANIM imal League, 349 M r;x‘-’.‘."g R e oy FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1929. MISSIONARY DIES IN MASSACHUSETTS Rev. Father Eghert, Passionist mis- sionary and former Washingtonian, died in Springfield, Mass,, yesterday after a brief iliness. He was 37 years old. The funeral will be at St. Michael's Monas- tery, West Hoboken, N. J., at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. Father Egbert, the name assumed on entering the priesthood, was the former Alfred Albert. He was reared in Wash- g:gton, and his family makes its home | ere. The survivors are his mother, Mrs. Eva Albert of 321 E street southeast. two brothers, Edward and Norbert Al- bert, and the following sisters: Mrs. John Hans, Mrs. Florence Rowzee, Mrs. Mamie Gresham and Misses Mar- garet, Mildred and Evelyn Albert. Father Egbert had just completed a mission tour when stricken. Marriage Licenses. licenses have been issued to the lollowln Howard A. Ksle, ir. 31, snd Evelyn L. Matthews, 19; Rev. William M. Hoffman, k R. ‘25, this city. and Gladys lmz.:mm.m, 16 Rrdmore, Ma. Rev_Jonn B vid N. Potts, 28. Hillshoro, Va., and Tsa- bl 1 Nore s, 25, this city; Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. James J. MeGuirk, 27. this city, and Fran- gos V. Wagstafl, 26, Niles, Ohlo: Rev. James McDonon S, Wiliard Lennox, 37 and Emma A. Ben- peit. 21, both of Baltimore, Md.i Rev. H. M. Heniis Zank. 39, and Frances Patulla. ;(u ';mm S Battmore, M Melvin Deale. 21. and Loulse H. Dove, 18: Rev. John W. Dowiin Edward ¥ Leonard: 36, and Ghristine c. c-agun.n:o. both of Baitimore, Md., Rev. J. unham. Curtis, 26. and Helen S. Merri- fleld, 3 15. both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Wil- " Hoff: liam' M. S Newman 3,204 Marion E. Raymond 8. Cooper. 20: Rev. Geor, Hanl d x.mun E. gra. of Hyattsvilie, Md.; leolg T e ah Dot edertck 3 24 and Elizabeth Me- Morris. 21: H" ‘Batrick M. Bre ey ~'Murohy, 3. and Leonora Os- B Rev: Jaciaon Ly Oole. SO8vivan Lewis. 21, and Edna Sskolsky, 21, both of Baltimore, Rev. George Stiver- one. “Hunter C._Atkinson, 46, and Mae B. G- ger. 36, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. J. E. Priff%a W Peeter, 35, and Floise M. Mar- h of Seattle, Wash.; Judge Rob- i} Alonzo Bgvd. 43. and Thelma Johnson, 30; oy W, H. Jernas ernagin. Warry O Welaehe 41, and Lillisn_Yuran. | 36" Both of New Tork Gityr Rev: 5.°r. Loes. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 Utterback. 82, 4911 9th st. ! Bureess, 'is. Providence Hospitel DBavis. 2. Homeopathic Hospital. | Emma . Glenn, T2, West Glifion ‘Terrace | Anartments. T.nnie E. Hoskinson, 71, 741 11th st. Hong Quong Der. 67, 342 Pennsylvania | ave. Maria ¢ Crisatulll 66, 300 13th st s Elm, wood, 6; 08D Mf‘rm A Rommseor, B4, ‘n’ Toute Bmergency | o1 vh.rm Parks, 50. Garfleld Hospital. Fred M. Leitheiser. 49. 92! Jeanett Hansen, '30, Garfleld Hospit: Toavid " Weston, 20, en" route Georgetown ‘Hospital. Margaret A, Foster. 9. Providence Hospital. Lucas. 77, Ol.llln%er Hospital ummer, H. Allen. 61, o83 s’ n. 58, Free dmen‘s Hospital . 50 Ple et e 40 L Shell, 36, 1524 10th s et P Frocinr, 3 months. Freedmen's oA LOST. BARPIN, pnl o : : ",l "'."’ eflo;l nlrenxaml Club. Lib-: BARPIN, platinum, l. diamo; Ml. evening between i cles. Reward. N;l;hom:.”'n. Dupon‘ m' BILLFOLD —Contal BerE CRewar i, money nd d"'fi' st. nw. Met. 1694, ml K BILL FOLD, containi: Sail amouht of MOnes. betwacn "Thirkecni find, Fifteenth streets n.w. Reward. Cleye- CARD _CASE, 3 ARD CAl nmnm'nt ather,” on “Feb. 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Departed this life Thurs [ mnluny 7. 1020, at €40 ... ‘.h.xu;mx; ernon s b of the 1ate ‘Alice and Henry Beckett. o neral Satur ruary 9. at from _Bund: lish 4 movids e e fonts ‘and relatives invited. + L1 ERA] ursday, Pebrus - | RUIGH, GERAD;, Oo Tl Hospital, GERALD BLIGH, ative of Castieren Soscom m: Bth and H sta, sty chal Y "! %n ral from Sufl:ll chavel _on Sattirday, February 0. at 9 | Requiem mass ' will t S Ahthony's Churchsat 9:30 a.m. 1o Teose of his soul. Interment a¢ Aount Olivet Cemetery. DINE, WILLIAM A, aua«nly on Thurs- 3t his residence; Funeral services will el residence on Monday, February m. tives and_friends in- tnea nBiFient st Mount oliver Ceme- ery. BURGAN, GEQRGE. On Tuesday, - 5, 1929, at Preedmen's ftal. GEORGE BURGAN., devoted hushand of Josephine Burgan. ion of Emma Bursan and prother cerry, Eston, Fred. Ting, Boyce, Mamie, | Neilte Burgan.” He also I Sther relatives and friends. Remaing rest- ing at his late residence, 4418 Hunt place nee. Funeral Saturday ary 9, at 1 pm, from Zion n-nz( ¢ Chureh. Dean: wood, D, C., Rev. Leo Wormley officiatins BURGAN, GEORGE. The Crispus Atticks Reliet Association” announces the sudden EQRGE BURGAN on Tuesday: nnu ral services will be | Spaight), h cAwll'Ax. wu.l.uu On Wednesday, Feb- 192 Walter Reed Hospital, AX, devoted husband of brother of Mrs. W. n. day, Pebr p.m., from residence, (Springfleld, Mo., papers piease copy.) CHAMP. CHARLES A. Suddenly. on We nesday morning, Febriiary 6. 1929, at 2:45 Qglock; at his Fesidence 340 You st nw., ARLES A. CHAMP, beloved husband of Remains can he vie Gence atter 4 oclock Friday, Pe Funeral Sunday, Febr 1o, Metropolitan A.'M. tween 15th and 16th n. 1:30. {erment Lincom Memoria} Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited. CLAYTON, REUBEN R On Thursdss, Peh ary 7, 1920, at a.m., at his resi dence, 746 Columbla rd. n.w., REUBEN R. GLAYTON, ‘devoted hisband of Clarine Clayton, brother of Mrs. L. d Mrs. Matilda Jacksor February 10, from mneuenm szrm Bap- tist Church, 19th and 1 sts. t ter ks ommun. .m., Wal iends aid Telatives invited CROWLEY, JULIUS B, Suddenly. on 'rhur-- bruary 7, 1920, at Garfleld Hos- CROWLEY. son of the ne Robert J. Windsor, 4113 5th st Saturday. February 9, ment Oak Hill Cemetery. EDDIE LEE. On Thursday, Febru. ATy 7, 1929, at her residence. 51 New York ave. n.w.. EDDIE LEE. beloved wife 561 Isaiah Atchinson, 35, Providence Hospital. Beaths. ITTINGS, HATTIE B. On Sund; GITTING! e Md.. a Sitoroment Godar Hill Cemetery. EMMA V. On Wednesday, February at, her residence, 515 West Clitton Ferrace "Abartment. EMMA V.. GLENN an). belgved e of enn. Fune) W. Warren Talta: Vull's”funeral home, 14th and Spring e Relntives and Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. HARVEY, THOMAS W. Departed this life Wednesday morning, February, 6, e e OMAS HARVEY, devoted huse band of Effie Harvey, father of Pearl Har- vey and son of Robert and Nellie Harves. He also leaves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Siinday, Pebruary 10, from the home of his father. 1303 3rd st. at 2 o'clock p.m, ~Relatives and friends invited tog HAWKINS, PEARL. Passed peacefully away Tuesday, February 5, 1929, PE; HAW- KINS “(ies “Carte). "the beloved dagenter of Jane Carter. sister of Morris A. Carter, sister-in-law of Beatrice Carter, and aunt of Morris A. Carter, jr. Funeral from her and st. s.w.. Sunday, thence to Mcmmel- Zion Chuzeh, D d 3rd Watson offciating. Relatiyes 'ang. riénas invited. “Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. (. | HERRON. REXTER L. On Wednesda ruary G 1929 at his residence. 21 X beloved husband of abeth Holt Herron; a member of Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 33, F. A. A. M. Fu- neral from the W. Chambers Co. f: neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w, on Sa urday, February 9, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. HERRON, REXTER L. A special communi- gution of Mount Pleasant Lodge No. F. A. A M. is called for Saturday, Tiary 8 Mo uf"l54 p.m., for the pur- BO3E,of Stiending the tunefal of our late th brother, REXTE] KALPH ‘M. WOLFE, Master. JOHN F. PUTNAM, Sec. e HIBBS, FRANCES OLETTA. On Thursdsy, Feb, 7, 1929, at Episcopal Eve, Ear and Throat Hospita!, FRANCES OLETTA, wife of Henry Clinton Hibbs of 1711 Penn- sylvania ave. n.w. dy resting at Gaw- ler’s' chapel, 1730 Pennayivanta. ave. 1w, Services and interment private. HUNTER, ANNIE H. Wednesday, Februar: 6, 1929, at the residence of h:’r son, 2600 Mozart pl. n.w., ANNIE H. voted mother "of ‘Baward k. and T Kent Hunter. Funeral from her SIS residence on Saturday, February 9, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment at Gienwood Cemetery. 8* | JONES, WILLIAM WALKER. On Thursday, P!hl‘“ll’! 7. 1929, II his e - nd_ s WILLIAM WA Ll‘(‘z‘qflencheeanl:g hll.lbllld 0( Ht!en B. Jnnes Remains l"‘el.‘l“!' e Zurhont: l‘uneul parlors, !Ul Saturday, b ary 9, at Raleigh, K;“—‘r‘:" N. C. FID!II Dlfllu Cfl’ ) ATING, ANNIE T. Thu: Febru- ary 7%, loge ol he;drulde!‘l’cs ol uih:: fove, Tate” Michael arid Catherine Heating. Fuc neral from the chupel of B. A. 43671 5% sw., on 'Mondey, Febriary i1, .\ " thence Chureh. whiers mass will e sald 8¢ 5 o for the repose of her soul. Relatives lnfl filends inviied” fatefiment at Sognt KEYS, MARGARET. On Wednesday, Peb ruary, 6, 1929, Providence Hospital, MARGARET KEYS (nee McDoncughy, loved wife of William A Keys of 1148 ‘Neal on Monday. February 11, at 8:3 thence to Holy Name Church, where high mass will be sung at 9 a.m. for the repose Interment Mount Olivet Cem- Relatives and friends invited. 10 LEWIS, WILLIAM H. Departed this life T ay, February 7, 1929, at his resi- 4718 Clay st. 'nee. IAM H. son_of the late William H. and Lucinda Lewis. He is jurvived ‘by his wife, Jennie. and son, Alfred wis; B Siater, Brs Emiy’ Batiimore: hies brothers, James, Clarence and John, Lewls. neral Sunday, February 10, from Nineteer:th Stscet Baptist Ghurch. 16 LEWIS, WILLIAM H. Officers and Members | of Neom! H, H. of R. No. 1038, G.U. iranOUple, réquested to be Sires: urday, Pebruary 9, CAT}!!R!NI 1 3 T MYERS, M. N. G LOCKE, JO!N Dn.'rzl 01 Thursday, reb- ruary 7, 1929, JOHN DEXTER E, the beloved son of the late Mr. ana M3, 5| Morris Locke and nephew of Mrs. M. Carbee. ‘Funeral service and interment 3 Woodlawn, New York City. 9 MALONEY, MARGARET, o em mass at the o immaculate Copeeption at O Fhterment Mount Oliver o Relatives and friends invited. MeCLELLAN, EDGAR J. February 8, 1929, at 130 am. st Sibley Hospital EDGAR J. McCLELLAN, aged 32, devoted husband o ‘Margaret MeClellan, ~ Funeral notice hereatter. MONTGOMERY, CHARLES ey, Pestunry . Rome: ‘31 “Feinity” prace: Montciatr, N. 3 CHARLES PA' N, formerly of Wash- ington. D. C.,. beloved husband of Alice M. Montgomery.” Funeral services and int ment at Front Royal. Va. On Thursd: MUSSER. husband of Kate G. M . Services at S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 l4th st. n.w., Saturday, Feb- ruary 9, at 2 p.m. MUSSER, WILLIAM. The members of the Advisory Board of Masonic Clubs are re- auested to attend_ the funeral services of our late brother, WILLIAM MUSSER. past president of the board, Service at, chapel Higes Co. 2001 14th st. n.w., Batarday, February 0, 1020, at 2 b J. 0. BOWEN, P!e!ldellt A. W. BREWER, Secretary. PARKS, CHARLES H. On Thursday. Febru- T 1020 at 4 am. at Garfield Hos- Dital.”atter. a lone iliiiess, CHA ARk Seloyed husband of “Florence M. k: Remains at, his es- ing Saturday. Febraary 3 3:50 PABKS, CHARLES H. Members of the M. are requested to attend the Tuneral of out fate Drother, Past Sachems ARKS of ‘the Powhatan Tribe. No. 17, from his late residence, 139 t. Elmo ave. Bethesda, Md. Funeral from St. Alban‘s Church Saturday, Febru- ary 9, at 2:30 p.m. Atte: J L. BARR. Sachem. A. L. GOODALL, Chief of Records. PETERSEN, ALICE GRACE. On Thursday, February'7. 1929, at the Garfleld Memoriai i ALICE GRACE PETERSEN it turday, 9, Rélatives and mengs,m;ne’a 2 -mna terment private at Fort Ling tory e Pnesviile and_ Zanesville, OBio, papers please copy.) . PILE. DR. MAYNE MARSHALL. On Pri- day, February 8, 1929. at her residence. in the Portner Apartments, Dr. MAYNE MARSHALL PILE. _Funeral services at Gawler's chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.. on Monday, February 11. at 1:30 p.m. Thterment Ariingion National Gemetery. 10 PURCELL. LOUISA E. On Thursday. Feb- 7, ¥ 9 am, er Tesi 612 Upshur SBLL Swidow ‘ot Herry Purcell. from her late residence on, Satux rday, t°2 . Priends and relatives hterment ‘ongressional Ceme- TER, MICHAEL I. S B 102, MICHARL 3 Do oed maspesd Sule late Mary A Saiter, Funeral from his late residence, 1111 7in Monday, February 11, at o ine Churen of ‘tne Immaculate Conce at 9 o'clock. Relatives and tl‘lendn Ohvifea.’ Tnierment (brivate) at Creek Cemetery. 100 lul’rn. HATTIE E. Suddenly, Thursday, ebriary 7, 1929, HATT 2 s 49th Ghe eaves |o TrSur ev. 3 B e ting tempararily St the Geor a n.e"“l:‘rn funeral chmpel, 1416 Florida ave. . , MILDRED. On Thur: !!b- suomiu) 3 Fo remaance. 1516 2000 SMOTHERS, belo ved e Joseph Tmothers. _sister of s, vflnrolme,‘lh!bert and William Active. bruagy 1L, from Mount Zion M. E. ‘Dumbarton ave. and O st. n.w. cluk Rev. J. 8. Clrl‘nll nfl:lllml 24 Triends vitea (Phijadeiph W York pape mme s=rh - ":’-‘.’x!‘df'fi‘é'fizf N EeE refente. Brown: h LLE THOMAS, " 79 of Jesse Lee Davis, aged 38 years. gal from W, W, Deal's funeral hom 0 February inent Gedas Hill Gemetery. DEAN, EDWARD BEECHER. On_Tuesday, Tospital, EDWARD beloved son of faward Bescher an Desn.” Remains at residence of aran. pnem M and Mrs. Edward Beecher De: N s e Funeral trom B ibevs resldencs-on Saturday, Pesra: Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. EGLIN. DAVID L. Suddenly departed this life, Tueaday, Pebrusry 5 DAVID L. e loving son of Moses and Eglin. ‘the devoted brother " of S‘“ ‘Exlin, ‘husband of Daisy Eglin ather of Beby Bessie May Eelin al lay, February 10, q lroullu ?.m th A. M. E. Zion Church, sl 3 5 .".l it i .hnig l“u G- ll’d nee 5 ate ‘reiidence, g&:}%fli " Relatives and friends. ln- FRAWLEY, AMES L on Thursd % I‘ull’! 7, 19 ..Im't LE‘M of the i .Ml l’hfl NDI! Pn'lc b Donotan. 1018 on, Satiirdsy, February to 'St Domix CATHARINE PRESTON. On e e :} :oh“ul-y Gardner :fi Ulldn T, Jr. A Fesidenc 3t ’m mv Y | WARNEKE, JULIA M. s Funeral from the chapel of Ritchie Bros. Ritchie, Md.. on Saturday, February 9, 8t 2 pm, ‘Interment Trinity Cemetery, Upper Matlboro, Md. Relatives * and friends invited. On Thursday, Fel rusry 7, 190, at 1180 p.m., at her Tet dence. 3504 3t nw. WA Bineral” services” ui Lotis chapel on Monday, Pebr\nry 11, at 2 pm. ary 9, at 11 am. Interment Fort Lincoln | WIMSATT. W. A Thursday, Februsry 1. 1929, W. A WIMSATT. ased 73 vears. hus. of F. Josephine Cleary. Saturday, Pebruary 9. from Church, 501 6th st. s.w., at ment private. WIMSATT, WILLIAM A. Members of the Holy Nume Society of 8%, Dominie's Church e advised of the death of Brother W M A. WIMSA’ Recitation of the % the I e Home of the deceasst Friday, February 8, 1929, at 8 p.m. 'rnoms K. GALLAHER, President. * In Memoriam. CARTER. ELIZABETH. In loving fl" brance’ of our dear imother. s 12, e Jenc sk0 todus. rebrusrss, o3, Safely. safely sathered in. i‘..aa' e besnd all srel ond patn, Dl‘ for thu Il fi\l. ldr Iu '!d on lo i e t et 920, o make Srrangements for the funerai of ‘Brother | WILLIAM H. LEWL 3 ® 9 In Memoriam. COLEMAN, JORN A. Tn memory of my dear father, JOHN A. COLEMAN, who departed {his Iife one year ago today. Pebruay 3. ct N. A mnme of love la the m!mnry o( our denr husband and father. MAGRICE N. CO BETT. who_departed lh!s lllc five year sesitoasy, Fumwersé, imae He al e. YI AND DAVOHXIRv DORE. MARY. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, MARY DORE. who de- Darted from this life forty years ago to- day, Pebruary 8, 1889. Dearest mother, how we miss you Since from earth you passed away, And our hearts are aching sadly As we think of you toda: HER CHILDREN. * GREEN. EMMA. Tn sad but loving remem- brance of my ‘dear mother. EMMA GREEN, who departed this life five years ago to- day, February 8, 1924. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory fond and true: Just & token of affection and a heartache Bull for sou mother, dea R LOVING DAUGHTER, CORA HUGO. * l'lAIVlY. GEORGEANNA. Sacred to, the memory of wife and mother ANNA 'HARVEY. who departed this lie two years ago today, February 8, 1927, Qur thoughts are always wandering To the grave not Where our mother dear is 17ing 10 er ‘peaceful but lonely srave. We miss you no less as time passe Than we did on the day of Jour ln[ For absence can never close the of r hearts, And’the "mlf of our love is still burning; DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. HOLLAND, CHAMP. Sacred to _the memory 9f, our nusband and father, CHA! L- ed this life twelve years a%0 today, hm-un Tusty 8,18 KIDWELL, l'l'!ll: MA l!l : memory of our beloved daw Prer and s ; ETHEL IE, who left us tWo year: 5% today. February 8. 1631, Sadly missed. HER LOVING MOTHER AND SISTERS. € JONES, WILLIAM. In sad but loving re membrance of our desr son and brothe NES. who departed this 1if Auddemv two years ago today, Pebruary 1 nmn st and think of you ‘When am alon PoF memory s the Swiy triend at grief can call its own. My dear son now is sleeping, No care is on his brow. On. blame me mot. for weeping, ave no dear Charlie no HIS D!:vcn'!:o FAMILY AND BROTHER.s MAYNARD, JENNIE. In sad but loving re- membrance of our beloved mother Jlfimfi MAYNARD, who ed into eternal re wo years 5. February 8. 197, The world may :h-nn from year to year, es from day to day, !nslhm!nlove of our dear mother ever pass awa: CHILDREN. * JOHN W. A tribute of love to the memory of our’ dear father and 'm'r m; . JOHN W. NASH, 1S" sl vears ago todar, Februsty ‘This day brlnll blt:n:ld mlmorltl Of a dear to res And thl)l. vho thlnk of him Ml’ T S S BB IN-LAW PERRY. GEORGE W. In loving rememe brlnfi of our dear husband and father, GEORGE W. PERRY, who departed thig life five years ago today, Pebruary 8, 1924, No one kngws how we miss you, daddy: o one loved e We'll Tever cease to think of you. dadds, Until that morn when we Join you at heavenly shore. LONELY WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. MARIE, DOROTHY AND SEATTA. SHOEMAKER, ALICE. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted wife and love ing mother, SHOEMAKER, wha geparted this Uife eisht years ago lodsv, ry Some day, mua time. our eves shall see The face we loved 50 Some day her hands hall ‘be clasped in And Tever say farewell. The vears of her life s ed, When the messenge spered “The Master hath come ‘and catletis for | gt | pered, “T am ready to go. | Hzn D!vorrzn HUSBARD AND 'mvnvo H s'mln{. AN‘HI! M. In sad but lovi Dembrance of my deat"Site, ho departed this lite six years 250 today, February 8 1023. Lavlng and kind, in uu her wags, | and just to the end of her days; in heart and ming ince: What' hemml 1) 7 ne Jett at a ul memor FrorEY. MEMORIALS. SR WRITE OR [ELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 | THE J. F. MANNING Co,, INC, 919 ISTH ST, N. W, WASHINGTON, D. C, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. OEHMLER FLORAL CO. 1223 G _St. N.W. Beautiful Floral Emb ;—;&l:unu Prices cient Service, antomabils Sersire Chapel Deal & Co._ o 1 6T NE. 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