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DIED.
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at o'clock an. HERMAN HARGRovE.
Remains can be seen at Richardson's un-
dertsking parlors, 18th and s streets north
Funeral will take place from Mount Airy
baptist Church, Sunday. February %, at 2
pm. Rev. H. @. Grimes will oficiate as
Rev. A. T. Tyler In out Of the city.
HOLMES. Departed this life on Wednesday.
February 1e, 1919, at his residence, 127 l.
street southwest WILLIAM HOLMES, the
beloved husband of Alice Holmes. father of
Richard and Frederick Holmes and Emily os-
borne: brother of Matilda Rabb and Frances
ColmaI; uncle of Miss NJ. r. Palmer.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. pa
KELLY. On Friday, February ii, 1919. at At
lausic City, n. J., JOSEPH E., son of Susan
Z. and the late Nicholas Kelly and brother
of Cora Fisher. Edith Chapman, Mary Mat
thews and Alberta Phillips,
Funeral services at his late residence. 143S
Church street northwest Notice of funeral
later. tAtlantic City and Philadelphia papers
please copy.l
LITTLE. On Tuesday. February II. 1919, at
Los Angeles, Cal, JAMES ALBBRT. son
lie in state Monday, February "a, at Jo-
ueph b. Cooks parlors. 1908 W. Baltimore
ssss3es street MandsN NaltimeFe Md until q pm
at st. Luke's Church. n. Carey street, bal
timore. %.
MANSFIELD. On Thursday, February 20,
1919, at 8 am, after long and painful
illness. Mt her residence, 1124 sth street
northwest, ELLA f., beloved wife of WI
linn P. Mansfield. She leaves one son.
L. Lane and Mrs. Robert Z. Tate.
Services at Sergeon's chapel. (Richmoud. Va,
papers please copy.)
MITCHELL. On Wednesday, February 10,
1919. at $3.50 am, CATHERINE r, MITCH
ELL, loving mother of Annie and Katie Mat
thews and Isom and Harry Mitchell snd de
voted grandmother of Antoinette. Addie and
Ruth Mitchell.
1t is sweet to know we will meet again
Where parting is more.
And the one we loved so dearly
Has only gone before.
Funeral Sunday, February %. at / O'Clock
pm. from Ebenezer NJ. E. Church. 4th and
d streets southeast. Rev W. II. Dean will
oficiate.
MITCHELL. officers and members Of Miriam
Chapter, No. s. o. f. s.. ere requested to
attend the funeral of our late sister, CATH
ERNIE MITCHELL. Sunday, February %.
1918, at Ebenezer Church, 4th and d streets
BEATRICE HAYDEN, Royal Matron.
MATILDA PAYNE, Secretary. DPS
MoFFITT. Suddenly, on Friday, February 81
1919, at 10 am, RAYMOND, beloved hus-
band of Florence Mofitt fnee CorneIl.
Funeral from his brothers residence, 229 9Th
street southeast, Monday, February "a, at
2 pm. Relatives and friends invited In
terment will be at Congressional cemetery.
23s
MURPHY. After short illness, Saturday
Hospital, JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY, be-
sloved son of John and Julia Murphy.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
NEWTON. Departed this life on February
81, 1919, at 5:45 am. at the residence of her
brother, lib Hickman street southeast. EVA
IRENE NEWTON, beloved daughter of Fan
ME Hampton and mother of John Newton,
jr., and sister of Henry T. Hampton.
Funeral from her late residence, Monday, Feb
rusry "a, at l o'clock pm. Friends and
relatives invited. 23s
MOVES. On Saturday, February %. 1919. al
1:15 am, at her residence, 236 2nd street
northeast, MARTHA ISABEL. beloved wife
of Clarence Noyes.
Notice of funeral later. Baltimore papers
please copyl
PAYNE. Suddenly. on February u. 1919, in
his home, at oxon Hill, Md, J. DOUGLAS
PAYNE. beloved husband of Annie Y. Payne
Funeral services will be held Sunday. February
%. at oxon Hill Church, at pm. Friends
and relatives invited.
QUEEN. Suddenly, on Wednesday. February 10
1913, at Has Pm, NORMAN NATHAN
Samuel and Henrietta Queen, brother OF
Maggie. Marie, Richard. Bernard, Samuel
and Louise Queen.
Funeral Monday, February "a, at 9 am, from
the family residence. 112s G street north
east, thence to st. Cyprian's Church where
requiem mass will be said for the repose OF
his soul.
ROBINSON: On Thursday, February 20, 1918
at pm, at Garfield Hospital, ELIZABETH
STUART. daughter of the late James an'
Ca ralf INNS SfrIor of nnla Pc
mains at Lees undertaking parlors.
Funeral from st. Stephens P. u. Church
Monday at pm. Interment private. (Dela
ware papers please copy) 23s
sTURGUs. On Thursday, February 20. 1918
at Homeopathic Hospital. ELLEN E.. believe,
daughter Of the late Prof. Minard and Eiiz,
D. Sturgus of Hanover. Ind.
Funeral from the chapel of William II. Sard,
C<.. AZ b street northeast on Monday
Febrsary "a. at pm. Relatives and Friends
invited to attend. Interment private. %
WEST. Departed this life, after a brief i'll
ness, on Tuesday. February IS, 1919, a.
9;45 pm, at her residence, 300 oakdalt
place northwest ANNA M, the beloved siste
of Matte Z. Kemp and devoted aunt o
Bertha Kemp Webster.
Funeral from Peoples Congregational Church
N street between 9Th and 7th streets north
west, Sunday, February %. at 1 pm. Rev
Lilies, pastor. Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
WEST. Ladies' Columbia Aid Auxiliary As
sociation, you are hereby notified of the dealt
of Mrs. ANNA II. WEST, assistant fnancia
secretary. fou are requested to attend tn,
funeral from Peoples Congregational Church
II street between 9Th and 7th streets north
west, Sunday. February %, o'clock pm.
SUSAN Fl. DORSEY. President.
MARY E. BOWMAN, Recording Secretary.
WHEELER. On Saturday, February D. 1919
at am, at the home of his daughter
Alice Wheeler jerks. 1127 Fairmont street
JOHN 8. WHEELER.
Notice of funeral hereafter. 23s
WILSON. On Friday, February 81. 1918. al
his home, HyattsviIle. Nd, CLARENCE
beloved father of McCulloch B., Clarence
P, Noble ]. and Kathleen Wilson
Funeral from his late residence Sunday Feb
ruary %, at pm. 23s
In Memoriam.
BAXTER. In sad and loving remembrance
of my dear mother. JULIA BAXTER, who
departed this life eighteen years ago today
February %, 1901.
Dearest mother, how 7 miss you,
Since from earth you passed away.
And my heart still aches soreIy
As think of you each day
But know that you are happy
In the land OF peace and rest
God has taken my dear mother
Where she has found eternal rest
BIZ HER LONELY SON, WILSON BAXTER.
BAYLISS. In loving remembrance of our dar-
ling baby, RICHARD BAYLISS. who died
one year ago today, February %, 1918.
We had little treasure once,
BE was our joy and pride;
We loved him. oh. perhaps too wen,
md iad