The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Through Lane of Friends.

ions and the other citizens at the station
TO meet the body, the casket was con-
veyed from the station concourse to the
hearse, and the procession started. AT Du-
pont Circle, the cortege was met by nearly
90 Of the Star employees. formed in
column Of fours. Headed by this COM
pany, the funeral party proceeded 70 the
theodore w. Noyes home, few blocks
north OF the circle.
! Arriving at the house, two lines We're
foTmed, and with uncovered and bowed
heads the employees stood. while the re-
mains Of their late chief were borne into
the home.
Star Employees Present.
Those who were present TO pay tribute
70 the memory Of Mr. Noyes were:
EDITORIAL ROOM
Rudolph Kaufman. Victor Kaufman. C. n.
shihn Dr. i. T. Howe, A. I. Cowei, Howard
Brooks J. W Mitchell, I. C. Norwood. ". Mitchell.
D. Craig. Q. i. Cook. T. c. johnson. s. B. Milton.
/ g. Lyon. w. H. Chandlce. n. o Messenger. J. H.
shasnon. A. j. Clarke. W b. Bryan. W ". Price.
Miss Mccarthy. William W. Richardson. p. Gerry.
Miss Lancaster H II. Fly. Frank Smith. H. +.
Jester, J. K. Young. William Carne. A. NJ Lane
Perry Miller. -. =. SmailEoOd. William NJ Conrad
: LintncIm. Charles 0ConnoT William Eoard.
Frank Goodwin. c. Lipscomb. W. Buckingham, J.
Sullivan.
/ BUSINESS OFFICE.
| J. Whit Heron. L. W. Heron. Carl Stodder.
Howard Fisk Guy V. Collins. Smith Hempstone,
Frank Fish Rogers. y. D. Miller. John l. Tucker.
Robert 5. Hutchinson George 3. White Thomas r.
Giddings George T. Brown. W. T. Burke. Charles
( &. West, b. Mullin.
BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
Cornelius Eckhardt Henry O. Hauford. T. TAYLOR
ChewnIlg. J. NJ Mcleod. Richard Nell, John II.
Ontrici, Carl Walker
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
Fleming Ne8boid. Gait Burns. Charles 6. Morgan.
ROUTE AGENTS.
-. Wlkis0n. J. X. Harmon. g B. Rodrick A. C.
Rodriek. n. r. Rodrick, William II. Sehen. IT,,
H. 4. Birch. Watson KARI :. b. Golden. T. w
Hoy J. W Douglas. W. Chamberlain. Ed Payne.
William stuart, Carl A. Aue. +. W. West. Z. n.
West - Nhuford. William A. Toy. J. l. Thomp-
son. Edwin W. Smith, Monta Bell Il. Cogsin.
Hiram Schell, William H. Schell. George Bod.
John Deeds. kdwsrd n. Musson. :. L. Dodd.
George and H. W. Leese. n =. Fenton.
COMPOSING ROOM
X. X. Southland. r. A. Mclean J. E. Crutchct.
Joseph e. Whyte Alexander Gordon, William s.
Macdonald. Charles J. Wasner. d. McCarty, r.
Lee Cox. W. +. II. CreNs !. B. Field. George L.
Miss Appisr. W. Z. DIX. Miss Hurley J.. y.
Thomas. Aug. Bruehl J. NJ Castel ". j. Gal
iaghCr, y +. Corning
OpeTators-C W Anshinbaugh. c. NJ. Barker.
l - D. IL
y c. Collins c. J. Columbus. F. Decker. L. J.
Fowler W. J. Galbrsifh r. l.. Glenn Edward
Gardner, John C. Gordon, g. I'd Hodgkin, O. l.
keneipD Charles Long. NJ. j. Maher. 2. B. Milton
W. " McCollum. 4. C. Persons. G. A. Pate. Guy
l. Prescott, l.. q. stephens. g. II. stone. J. (.
Supplce. SCOTT Walker
Floor hands-W L. Brooks. A. Z. Coosus. ]. G.
Cromwell. r. " Ditto. j. T. Elicit Harry Essex
II. G. Fisk. II. y. Relchuer Ralph Prescott Il. T.
kodler, Harry Simpson X. f. Corgin Frank Kim
mel, Willie Nolan, William Meyer. J. Watson Wal
ter Collier. Walter Z. Garter. ir.. Thomas Benson.
sylEauus CamEn. H. smIns. John Runnel, /. ID.
PePpler. ID. Willis. S. A. Johnson, H. Kendrick,
W. Fl. RippaFd and g. b. Wood
STEREOTYPE ROOM
r. d Brown. Joseph Brown. O'Donoghuc. ]. I'd
ward PayEe. J. Tyne. G Riehardsou. aud Thomas
Young.
PREssRooM
William r. Tzrer ". ". Burhans. T. S. John
stone, H. Tanner. NJ. Herman. ". 1. Shipiey. T.
A Harlow. j. Baum. y. C. Dasnau. y = Fetsch.
Fl. FuuoE william A. Fcnton. =. Dice. 4. Byrne.
" GreeBvald. and NJ. Johnstonc.
ENGINE ROOM
]. r. Tennessou. r. J. Wari. G.. T. Kersey. s.
Sheldon Foltz. NJ. A. Barrett T. ID Bland. and J.
Anderson.
Board of Trade Resolutions.
Expressive OF their sorrow at the de-
cease OF Mr.. Noyes, the members OF the
Washington Board Of Trade adopted.
through a committee, tho following reso-
luton:
The Washington Board Of Trade feels that IL may
with proTricty voice the public sentiment Of thus
community mourning the death Of Crosby S. Moves
The more private and as il wrIe domestic traits Of
his character have been tenderiy and yet temporarily
traced by the hands 0t friendship and Of love.
As a CIVIC body we desire 20 T1t upon record the
appreciation and regard q ms fellow citizrs for his
public services It not simply that be loved TINS
city. ESery wholesome nature makes its Physical
rosndings part Of itself
But az DO not see the sane picture and very few
the whole Of II Mr.. NOyes looked deeper than
the face. and 20 him this city was not merely the
grace ard the beagty and the dignity Of our na-
felt that solemn and inspiring truth. and he lived
up % il For more than half a century he and bis
paper have worked for Washington CITY and her
CitiZeuG and thus for the nation His Vas the
wisdom that began with the ndiVlduRL he knew
that he could only reach the many through the few
that each man uust b enlisted II army IL to be
gathered together.
Hence he was always urgent and nercr-tiring in
the advocacy and support Of every measure which
aimed 70 help III any way the individual ard
woman among whom he lived Was II better music,
or a cleaner drama, or higher culture or more
spiritual ideals. OF plrer and more abundant food
or free-handed and sympathetic charity, for each
and all Of these be felt and wrote and did. Fer
his bounty. there no winter IN IL. Especially
did his kind heart respond to the CD Of the chill
dren No public effort ever made here FOR their
help that did not hare his hearty sympathy and
support We 90 not speak of this in its sentimental
aspect msrely.
While he felt this deeply. yet he knew that the
civic side vas equally urgent The child Is the
father Of The man. He wanted to build up good
citizens from the very ground There IS not space
here 10 call 10 mind the many acts Of his long
life which went 70 advance this city and her people.
II Is 20 be hoped that adequate biographical
ord viii be made OF them But this must be said
OF him. for without it no true idea could be formed
Of the man:
Sympathetic fender as he was. yet on the sug-
gestiOn even u injustice. Of wrong Of any attempt
the liberty Of the people Of the press he grew
hot With indignation. Ordinarily yielding and oOm-
placent he became IS glarled and stubborn as the
oak. Try as You might, you could not swerve him
when he stood against what he thought
unjust or Illegal thing AS has been said, no man
realized more completely than he the national soul
o. Washington. His great gifts made him the friend
and companion Of the foremost IN the political
and social lifs Of this CapitAi CITY The bone1t
which VIC have derived from his intercourse with
them may perhaps be realized fully now that We
have lost it-
Acknowledging our great indebtedness a. a com
munity 70 him, appreciating his civic virtues aud
revere1cing his memory the board Of directors have
ordered this minute 70 be entered upon its records
and COPY sent 10 the family Of the deceased
r. ROSS PERRY,
WILLIAM V. cox.
". NJ PARKER
THOMAS W. SMITH
S. W. WOODWARD.
At a meeting Of the members of Fourth
Immune Camp. No. 8, United Spanish