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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10

On Hand and Lowest
Cash Price ON Same.
Case, seven-passenger tour
ing car, 1916, $3.50.
Chalmers, seven-passenger
touring car, 1917, $500.
Packard, two passenger
roadster, 1916, $1,700.
Scripps Booth roadster,
1916, $500.
Ford, five-passenger tour
ing, 1916, $3.50.
Buick, five-passenger tour
ing, 1917, $3.50.
Pullman, three passenger
coupe, 1916, 5000.
Franklin, five passenger
touring, 1916, $1,400.
Olds, five-passenger tour
ing, 1915, $500.
313 EAST SECOND STREET
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TRADE SCHOOLS

BARBER COLLEGE = Men aud women
wanted to learn the barber trade wages
paid while you learn and positions guar
teed; BARRIERS earn $50 TO $40 per week
Tulsa Barbes College, lit South Boston
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AUTOS FOR HIRE-GARAGEs IL

FOR SALE-Garage and Ford agency in
manufacturing town Of 10000 people;
stock about $4,000, no dead stock build.
ing can be either bought or leased do
ing good business: reason for selling,
owner has other business and cannot man
age: would consider retaining one half in.
terest with responsible man who is able
to manage business Address Edgar
Coils, Agent, 100 North Main, Miami, Okla.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MAIIE ss

bAboR-ftty sewer men wanted al orcutt
park, Nineteenth and Forest. At end Of
o, W. 7 car line steady work
MANA Christian man under
Bs who has had the experience in whole
sale or retail stationery store, II he has an
active. well trained. sccurate mird, can
secure n very interesting position in this
department OF q wen known concern, Must
nave me .biIiiy 10 merchAndise prottAoly
the good, be buys st right prices. In your
letter siaN age how many children. the
name OF concern and number Of years you
worked at each store. We will consider
only the man who has the ability TO earn
Advancement and your application will be
, confidential. Address Boo, care World.
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MEAT MARKET The best IN Tulsa Don I
phone, call In person. Rooms 2 and 3,
over Palace theater NJ. j. Glass 4 Co.
OIL WELL drilling; will sell interest on
basis $1,000 for one eighih with wen com
pleted TO tank: production on three sides /;
fine chance 20 win. Call now, Usage $500.
pool. HAIL. for fale. in center OF best oil
field IN state. Drunlrigti, Okla. Address
z. q. hoS SGT
PICTURE SHOW-Moving picture for sale,
Rex thtster. Collinsvile Okla, fully
equipped. scenery. etc. price $3.50. Nd.
dress Room 220, i.itan hotel Tulsa, Okla
A FEW months training with us viii put you
in a position to demand n much better sal.
ary why not get started on your course
Monday Both day and evening schoo,.
ruha Business College, lo9 East Third ST.
Phone Usage li29.
SELL OR TRADE--Stocks company. owns
three refineries: big block acreage, proven
territory. Box 9s care World.
PARTNER with at least two thousand dollars
TO back expert judge on Holstein. FrieSiau
cattle. TO make business Of chipping them
IN l. this ..rs st.Ss War, good paying proposition
BUY OIL stock this week In small com.
pany, offset wells 10 drill shallow find,
expert 70 begin drilling this week; par
value 50, only small amount 10 sell at this
price. Phone Usage 1897 Monday or Ad.
dress p. q. Box 1852.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES SIS
PULl.ETS-For sale. on time payments, to
reliable party, DOZEN choice plymouth
Rock puilets and Q fine oockeseL No.
3s4a East Seventh st.
RhODE ISLAND RED CoCkERELs-For
sale; single comb: extra fsne In type
color, bone and yigur. College lIill farm.
Phone Usage al0e'J.
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MONEY TO LoAN-CHA1TELs 40

DO YOU NFFD MONFI
We loan YOU more and charge you less
furniture, pianos and diamonds: weekly
or monthly payments: all business strictly
confidential 200 New Au!t Bldg. Phone
$3.50
$40 UP-Money to loan in sums OF $40 AMI
upward at legal rates TO working people
only. No. 334a East Seventh
MONEY TO LoAN-We have several thou.
sand dollars to loan on first mortgages in
Tulsa Il. q. Cunning CHAM, Rooms 2lO.1I,
Palace Bldg Phone 4670.552.
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MAYBELL. s.; 704 - Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, gas and water fur
nished.
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EMPLOYMENT.
SALESNiF.N AND AGENTS Al


SALESMEN-At once for general trade in
Oklahoma new strong proposition on
staple line: great demand now, splendid
commission contract; S95 weekly for eN'
penses Continental Jewelry company.
1s6a7 Continental building, Cleveland,
Ohio.
NUMBER ONE stock shiesmen only thoss
who can furnish good references need
apply We have u proposition cf merit, and
want only high class snleSmen. Our com
pAny has been organize ed for several months
and under good hcadwsy. II you are broke
or booze fighter, You need not apply. We
pay u liberal commission and expect re-
suits. To the right party We viii give a
position as sales manager. Address B'sS,
Tulsa wcrld
SIPS WEEKtY-Somcthing nov: saves up
TO so per cent OF gasoline; neArly every
auto owner viii buy: greatest seller on
earth sold on money back guarantee, par
nculArs free. Stran,k Ky Manufacturing
company, PukwAnn, S. u.
REAL ESTATE--We have an opening for
live reputable salesman for city property :;
TO who make good offer
special opportunity. Phone osnge 2GOo.
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LAWYER-Account war, good opening with
. long established and prosperous western
Oklahoma law firm for attorney not sub
iect to DRIFT experience in commercial
and title law preferred but not prere-
guisite. Write. wire or call Box B7s. care
Daily World.
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MADISON, s., 1ll-For rent, two light
housekeeping rooms, modern; TO couple
without children. =
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nELP-MALE OR FEMALE 30

MEN. WOMEN Wanted-$90 month govern
ment clerical positions; hundreds Ncan'
cies: list positions free; write Immediately
Franklin Institute. Dept. 37s-k, Rochester,
v
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

30 YOU wnRt u loan for 8, OF 10 years on
business or residence property in Tulsa,
principal payable at end OF term, interest
semi-annualy, also farm loans ON same
terms See Greer Investment Co, 226.227
Iowa building. Phone 2l50.
MONEY ON HAND-Form aud city loans,
one to ten years. low rates. Ample for
AZ sizes. farm loans anywhere and Tulsa
| improved property. 4. A. Lilly. 21l-2l2
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Utlirit"d amuunf OF money to loan on
farms in Oklahoma; s. : and 10 yesrs in
sters; payable sem, annually: quick seryice.
Moorelead Loan Investment Co, 200 New
Ault L1ilding. Phone E53p
REAL ESTATE rIRE INSURANCE. LOANS
n Our Business
We sell the best real estate, write the best
fire insurance and loan money on good
farms and city property. We are not like
the kaiser, we don't want the earth all
we ask Ia . fair share Of the business in
our line.
d. c. ROSE & CO
Phone 10. No. A05 Bliss Bldg
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LIVE STOCK.
DOGs. CATS. PETs

Dogs. CATS PETS So
BIRDs-Canaries fine singers. 9oi East
Fifth. Phone 2ii9.J.
ooLLlE-Fcr sale, beautiful Scotch Collie.
splendid puppies 70 North Yorktown.
Phone Usage 2is2-R
PUPPIES For sAle--Two females from
S1S,i Isnia p5s' NJ sssn
PUPS-Thorobred Andsle pups. the right
dog TO have to protect your home and
children; will not make friends with
strangers; these pups will make winners
ON the bench and good hunters better
pick them esriy papers furnished. Nc
Cabe. 2os West Mckinley, sapulps, Okla.
Phone 269
PUPPIES Santa, give the child a dog for
Christmas; puppies Sold now and de
livered Christmas eve Kendall kennels
In Kendall Phone Usage S26s.
WOLF HouND-For sale beautiful Russian
wolf hound. Countess Tanta, registered
A. K c.. white with orange marNings:
wonderful brood matron last litter brought
$685.: will sell for 500. X. p. Canaan,
Wellington. Kan.
FOR sAIE-Two thorobred dogs, one genuine
Spitz aud one English bull. both one year
old. Call East Easton.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 81
CowS-Three good milk cows for sale at S2A
North Zunis Phone 2240.
HCR 81 S-For sale or trade two horses,
weighing between SUI ana l,OON pounus,
one spring wagon, one single harnesS
trado for good milch COW, or sell cheap.
72t West First
HORSE buggy. harness and saddle for sale
Phone Usage 6535.
JERSEY COW--For sale, good four ye6r,oll
jersey coz. Price slQG and absolutely
worth the money White Realty Co Phone
Usage 47A9 Asst
MULES-Two teams good mules. team
good horses, three good wagons thres
sets OF good harness terms TO riglt party.
Welsh. McNulty Motor Co. Seventh and
Boulder
MULE CoLTS-For sale best pair In Tulsa
county also set good hand made double
harness. Two miles south, half mile west
Tenth and Peoria. A. II, Fountain
FOR SALE-Gray horse, set harness aud
wagon. Farmers Wagon Yard
FOR sALE-reen mores, two blocks south
two west Of sehoolhcuse. West Tulsa. Bob
lander.
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES SIS
PULl.ETS-For sale. time payments, TO
relsble party, q dozen choice plymouth
Rock pullets and . fine oocke;el No.
3sAa East Seventh ST.
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FINANCIAL
OIL LANDS AND LEASE,s
4a-A


OIL am in position TO block mp some
acrenge for drilling weu. three other
wells. Neal Smith. Lexington, Okla.
oil leases 10 drill. ESQ pro-
ducilg prcparties describe fully giys
price, terms. Box A-73. World.
WANTED Reliable party to driil in shallow
fed near Chelsea; cash proposition. OAK
Park Oil \ Gas Co, 1910 East EightF
street, Oklahoma City okla.
OIL STOCKS AND LEASES-Win veli Zoe
Oklahoma Star Oil at 81 60; 200 american
on Refining. sl.75: 100 Hoffman OIL &
Refining So 500 New Uncle Sam Oil. zoe
1000 White Rock Oil. 22c. Telegraph or
deu 4. l.. Diebei, Little Rock, ARK.
~ OIL WELLS earning $3.50, 900 yearly
settled production: now paying ls per cent
dividends; Oklahoma field immensi posi-
bilities shares 81 advance soon mformH-
ZION free Glo& on eoppany Commerce
building Kansas CITY. Mo.
$4,000 BUNS 10th interest in 24O fee roy
ally from 10 oil wells. two gasoline plants.
near Tulsa. Address Box C.s care World
WANTED Gin acreage to drill At once
also smal production with additional drill
ing in shallow field. Baker Investment
Co, Phone Usage 2EOO
FOX SALE-Oh stocks and leases f.ufhy
'A6 Robinson Rldg Phone Usage 47gO.
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DENVER 8. IIs-Nice furnished sleeping
room, modern apartment. gentlemen only.
Phone Usage 1859.
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wAyrrp-MALr a.

ACCOUNTANT or position OF trust: expert.
enced oil, banking general; unimpeachable
character: cNosll.nt references immediate
engagement Box ca, care World.
oOKkEEPER--Wa position, thoroly
experienced. wishes change 0f position. oil,
mercantile or book references. Phone
Usage 372O.
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SlTtA ATlDN wanted by STEADY, reitnble an.
educated mechanic small family; willing
10 70 anywhere IN Oklshoms Address,
1i2a North Second ttreet, ST Joseph. Mo.
YOUNG MAN wishes position with real es.
tate or other concern: has Dodge touring
car and will use in connection with duties
II necessary two yenrs' high school educa.
ton; doesn't use tobacco ar alcohol; can
do anything outside office work make mo
an offer. Address q. Is. IL. li9h East
Second
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PHONE GlRi-oil company wants girl TO
attend telephone. having knowledge
of stenography aud typewriting pfeferrt d..
Address Box -3 ~. care World
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Cal Strstton. Phone Usage 670, Singer
office.
SEWING MACHINES Repaired parts and
supplies for any machine. Phone Usage
ASA
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AUTO MECHANICS can nse two auto me.
chsnics that have had not less than two
years experience; also one good apprentic
boy. C.. M. Mack, Midland Auto company
3l6 East Second
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YOUNG LADIES-Wsnted 10 learn tele.
Ny phors work no experience necessary. Ap-
ply 900 Pioneer building, or crll Miss Sen
ger phone 2900.
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FOR sAI.E-Two thorobred dogs one genuine
Spitz aud one English bull. both one year
old. Call 8 East Easton
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 16i
ARCHER, W, t2ls-ons light housekeeping
room and two upstairs rooms for rent.
Phone Usage 26ss.
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TWENTY PERSONS INDICTED.
Accused of Various Crimes in To-
davis Grand jury Report,

Twenty persons were accused of vari-
Gus crimes today in a report made by
the grand jury to Justice Gould in
Criminal Division l. A charge of car
nal knowledge against Richard John
son was ignored by the grand jurors.
The persons indicted and the charges
against them are: Grover Staten, dep
relation on private property; George
Watson. HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
CIar-nce Mahoney, joy riding; Mortimer
NJ. Edwes, grand larceny; John Les
ter Whitley, assault with dangerous
weapon: John jefferson, depreciation on
private property; Charles Coleman,
Matthew Fair and James Spencer, rob-
berry; Walter Fortune, assault with
dangerous weapon; Richard Woodward,
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; William
Jones. assault with dangerous weapon;
Champ Briggs and Lee Childs, house
breaking and larceny; James J. Jeffries,
larceny after trust, and Charles Cole
man, Matthew Fair, Edward Johnson
and Edward Black, HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-12

Maurice Rollins Hathaway, who had
been engaged in the dry goods business
for several years at 2o1o 18th street
northwest, died yesterday at noon at
his residence, at the 18th street address.
Funeral services are to be held Thurs
day at Zurhorst's chapel. Sd and East
Capitol street, with Rev. ]. Franklin
Bryan, pastor of the North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
officiating. Interment is to be in Rock
creek cemetery.
Mr.. Hathaway, who was a native of
Maine, was born June 81, 1873. He came
to this city in 1892 and was connected
with the government for some time.
Later he resigned from the government
service and went to work for the Pull
man company. He was connected with
this company for fifteen years, after
Which he resigned and entered into the
dry goods business. He was a member
of B. 3. French Lodge, No Is, F. a.
A. NJ.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Searles Hathaway; two
daughters, Elizabeth and Kathryn: his
mother and a sister. Mrs. Charles Will
liams of this city, and a brother, Arthur
NJ. Hathaway of Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-12

George w. Dove, civil war veteran
and a lifelong resident of the District,
died, in his seventy fourth year, Satur-
day afternoon, at his residence, 2641
North Capitol street, after prolonged
illness. Funeral services are to be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at st.
Martins Church, North Capitol and T
streets, Rev. Father Alexander, officiat-
ing. Interment is to be in Rock Creek
cemetery.
Mr.. Dove, who was born in this city
in 1S43, had been engaged in the con-
tracing and building business up to
five years ago, when he retired. He
was member of the Veteran Volunteer
Fireman's Association, the Association
of Oldest Inhabitants, the G.. a: R. and
the Holy Name Society. He is surviv
ed by his wife, two sons, Elmer f.
Dove of Baltimore and Roy y. Dove OF
Colorado, and a daughter. Mrs. ]. C.
Conliff of this city.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE AID.
Send Contributions to the Washing
ton Memorial Construction Fund.

That they may be recorded as CO.
builders of the memorial building in
honor of George Washington, a cam
paign for the erection of which in this
city is now being conducted by the
George Washington Memorial Associa-
ton, school children in all sections of
the country have begun to send their
contributions of dimes and quarters to
the association here.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock, president of
the memorial association, announced
today the receipt of check for $51.70
representing a contribution of dime
from each of the 81 pupils of the
Arsenal school district of Hartford,
Conn. Many persons representative of
every walk of life have shown their
generation for the memory of the first
President of the United States by Goa
tributing to the fund which is now
being raised
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In Memoriam.

ALEXANDER. In sad and loving remembrance
Of my darling daughter. ETNA ALEXANDER,
who departed this life February IL, 1917.
Often I think Of you. dear daughter,
And my heart is sad with pain.
All this world would be heaven
BY HER LotING M MOT 1H:Hs MANI MAMIE eHos-
TON ALEXANDER.
MADALINE TAYLOR ARNOLD. who wa;
called away two years ago. February 10. 1915.
Her memory is like the per-
fume of the flowers she loved
BURGESS. In loving remembrance of my infant
son. NEwCoAIB FORBES BURGESS who died
five years ago today, February IL 1912
BY HIS FATHER.
COLLINS. In sad and loving remembrance Of
our darling baby. JAMES E. COLLINS. who
departed this life suddenly year ago
today. February IL, 1916.
Death has robbed us OF our darling
Whom we loved and cherished dear;
Can We help hut shed tear;
But how sad the room without him,
By NANNY AND PAPA.
DANGERF1ELD. In loving remembrance of my
departed this life February u. 1914.
Loved in life, in death remembered.
MOTHER.
DAEGERFIELD. In loving remembrance of my
dear mother. SARAH L. DANGERFIEID who
ruary H. 1914.
Mamma. how ! long for you.'
BY HER LONELY DAUGHTER, IRENE b.
ASHBURN.
DUNINGToN. In loving remembrance of our
mother and grandmother. ELIZABETH C..
February IL. 1912.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND GRAND
DAUGHTER. LOUISA PROVOST AND EULA-
LIE MEYERS.
FEIGE. In sad but loving remembrance of our
beloved daughter and sister. ANNA X. FEIGE,
who departed this life five years ago today,
February L., 1872.
Called from this world for a peaceful rest;
Called by God, who always knows best
Dear in our memory she will always remain,
0'-''' ~ BY The FAMILY.
LEE. In 7ad hut loving remembrance of nv
grandson. LOUIS LEE. who departed this life
two years ago today, February II, 1915.
How sad is my home without you Louis.
But God has called You 10 take flight
To dwell with Him in that
Beautiful world of light.
BY HIS GRANDMOTHER, ADA HELFoRD.
REEs. In sad but loving remembrance Of orr
dear mother, ELLEN ELIZABETH REES. who
departed this life twenty years ago today.
May her soul rest in peace
BY HER son AND DAUGHTER, FRANK AND
NELLIE.
RoWLES. In loving memory Of dear moth
and grandmother CATHERINE s.
R0WLES, who departed this life nine years
ago today, February L., 1908.
II often sit and think of you
When I am all alone.
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own"
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS. NJ. r..
WEBSTER. AND GRANDDAUGHTER,
HILDA. HAZEL AND SOPHIE.
SoNDHEIMER. In sad and loving remembrance
of dear mother and grandmother VIR-
GINA SONDHEIMER. who entered into rest
two years ago today. February IL, 1915.
Flowers may die.
Others forget You. never will l.
BY HER LONELY DAUGHTER PEARL AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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DIED..

ANDERSON. Suddenly. on Saturday. February
10, 1917, ut am, of pneumonia. W. WAL
LACE ANDERSON, beloved husband of Sadie
Hart Anderson.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. E. c. Hart.
So street northwest, at am. Tuesday, Feb
ruary ID, thence to st. Aloysius Church, where
requiem mass will be sung. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery. bennington. VT; Des
Moines. Iowa. and Schenectady, n. Y, papers
please copy.) u
BEHREND. Suddenly. Sunday, February IL.
1917. Mt the Corcoran Art Gallery, JOSEPH
X. beloved husband of Sue T. Behrend.
Funeral from his late residence, 1903 L street
northwest. on Wednesday, February il, at l
pm. Relatives and friends are invited. 49,
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Gridircn Night at Brookland.

''Gridiron night" is to be observed
tomorrow evening by the Brookland
Brotherhood at Lords Memorial Hall
in that section. A lunch is to be served
and a special program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. David Oertley
is president of the brotherhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-12
Grand Master Witten to Talk.

Grand Master James w. Witten of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of the District
of Columbia. is to be given a reception
and will deliver an address at the COM
of Federal Lodge, No. 1,
F. A. A. NJ. at Masonic Temple, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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DIED.

REY. On Saturday. February 10. 1917. at
pm. at her residence; Lincoln and Carroll
avenues. Takoma Park. Nd, BARBARA.
widow OF the late August A. Rey, a native OF
Switzerland. aged eighty years.
Funeral from her late residence on Tuesday. Feb
rnary IL, at $50 am. thence to st. Mays
Church. where will be said at $40 am.
for the repose of her soul.
o'clock am. BENJAMIN r. RILEY. in the
etghtieth year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 1iS 11th street
northeast, on Wednesday. February IA, at =
PM Relatives and friends invited 1s
RoACHE. On Sunday, February H. 1917 at IL
o'clock. JAMES RoACHE. beloved husband of
Funeral Tuesday February H. at $50 am
from his late residence. 40 Kentucky avenue
snnlsa g., thence to the Holy Comforter
requiem mass will be said for the repose Of
his soul.
SMITH On Monday. February IL. 1917. nt
IL am: at his residence, 30O7 street. ROB-
Notice Of funeral later. II
STANsELL. On Sunday, February IL. 1917. at
10 am, RALPH H., beloved husband OF
Mabel Hunt Stansell and son OF LYDIA Hunt
and the late ID. d. Stansell.
Funeral from his late residence, 70S 18th street
northwest, Tuesday. February 10. at . pm.
SULLIVAN; suddenly, on sunday. February II.
1917. DANIEL j. SULLIVAN. beloved son Of
the late John and Julia Sullivan.
Funeral from the Residence of his sister, Mrs.
Mary Dongherty. 725 Virginia avenue south
east on Wednesday. February Il, at O'Clock.
thence TO st. Peters Church. where requiem
mass will, I've sung for the repose Of his soul.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend. II.
TAYLOR. On February II. 1917. MARY NJ. TAY-
LoR beloved wife of John II. Taylor
Funeral from late residence. $40 18th street
southwest. at pm. Tuesday, February -.
Friends and relatives invited.
THOMPSON. Suddenly, on Sunday. February
II, 1917. at ormond Beach, Fla. SUE NJ.
THOMPSON, widow of the late William II.
Thompson.
Funeral from the residence Of her son. Harry
IL Thompson. 2i43 Ontario road, "Wednesday.
February II, at II am. (Salem, y. J.: Plain
field. y. j., and New York papers please conyD
13s
WERNER. On Monday, February Il. 1917 Mt
H!nttsville. Md. after a lingering Illness. Y.
JoSEPHlNE WERNER, in the forty-eighth
year of her age.
Funeral services ut Gasch's parlors In Hyatts-
vile, Tuesday. February -. at pm. Inter
ment Wednesday. February IA. at Wilmington,
Del. Friends invited. IL