Evening star., 1920-02-06

thanks and apprecia tion to the relatives and
beautiful floral tributes at the death OF our
beloved wife and mother, Mrs. lIlZLlE y.
SAMSON. ID. /. SAMSON AND FAMILY.
SAMSON. / wish to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation 10 the relatives and friends
for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the death Of my beloved
sister, Mrs LIZZIE c. SAMSON:
MEMLER. Friday February 6. 1920. at : am
at Garfield Hospital. TO Mr.. and Mrs. " ilnam III
H. Memier - >on.
MARRIED.
BEcKERT-PICKEN. GEORGE f. BECkERT
and NJ. ELIZABETH PICKEN. on January
10, 1920, at Annapolis. Nd.
ANDREWS. Friday. February s. 1920. at 6
am, MARY AMENDE, wife Of William Rob
ert Andrews Notice of funeral services
hereafter.
ARMSTRONG. On Wednesday. February a.
1920 at his home. Forestville. Md ny II
ARD. beloved son Of Sarah F.. and the ia'e
Henry =. Armstrong: Funeral SATURDAY,
riscnns at %sIstk Rs,yes and friends in
vited to attend.
ASHTON. February g. 1920 at the residence
of Henry $. Matthews. 1347 30th st. NV.
where she had lived Tor thirty years. d uS
voted Christian and a faithful servant. no
BERTA ASHTON. widow of Louis Ashton. in
the sxty-second year Of her age Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
12:20 am. ELIAS BERGER. The funeral
service win be held at his late residence: ''2
Todd st ne. at 7:30 pm. Saturday, Febru-
AIRY .. Interment at Leighton. Pa. -
BoETTCHER. Friday February g, 1920. at
his residence. 12l1 st. ne. FREDERICK
l.. J. BOETTCHER beloved husband of Dora
W. Boettcher. Funeral from his late resi-
dence Monday. February 8. at pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
Interment at Prospect Hill cemetery. pitts
bnrsh. Pa. papers please copy
BoHANNAH. Departed this life Thursday
morning. February ). 1920 at Freedmen's 9
Hospital. JOSEPH. the beloved husband of
the late Edmonia Bohannah and brother of
Sarah Turnage. Thomas Bohannah and Hen
rietta Gibson Funeral Sunday. February
s. at O'Clock pm. from Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. Relatives and friends in
vited. a.
BoHANNAH. The members of the Progressive
Relief Associa tion are hereby notified of the
death of our late brother. JOSEPH BOHAN-
NAH. February =: 1920. Funeral from Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church Sunday. Febru-
AIRY 8. at = pm. ED. F. CANT. President.
b. F. BUTLER. Secretary. -
BRADLEY. Wednesday. February 4. 1920.
at her residence. 224 Sd st. s.e.. MARGARET
c; BRADLEY 'nee o'DonnelD. beloved wife
residence Saturday. February :. at $50
am. thence to st. Peters Church. where
mass for the repose Of her soul will be said
at 9 am Relatives and friends invited to
attend. 6
BRADLEY. Members of the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association are requested to attend
the funeral of orr late sister, Mrs MAR
GARET I. BRADLEY. 224 Sd st. Sc. Fu-
neral Saturday morning from st. Peters
Church I'd and sts Sc; .;nah at 9 O'Clock
BRAEDENBURG. Thursday. February ;,
1920. at his residence. 1885 Park rd. NV.
F. Walter. beloved husband of Elizabeth
West Brandenburg Services at his late resi-
friends invited. Interment (private) at Rock
Greek cemetery. 7s
CLARKE. This will announce to the members
Of the Oldest Inhabitants Associa ton
lcoloredl the death of our late associate
CHARLES CLARKE. who was buried from
Adams Smoot's chapel, Monday, February
.. 1920. 1890 pm.
JAMES W. MUSE. Secretary.
CLEMENTS. Friday. February s. 1920. As
am. at her residence. 1928 G ST. NV,
AMANDA CLEMENTS. She leaves to mourn
sen neee Mas. and the sn
daughter. Helen Clements. 7s
COHEN. Departed this life. at the residence
506 K ST. s.w. RAY. widow of the late Geo
Cohen. and beloved mother of Henry and
Leo. Funeral services will be held Geier's
nndertakers establishment. 1113 7th st. NV,
Sunday. February 8, at 2:30. 7'
CoPELIE. At Keokuk. Iowa, December 81,
1919. ELIZABETH G. COPELIN, formerly
Of Washington. D. c. 7'
cUDLP. At sibley Hospital. of pneumonia
February ;, 1920 at 12:45 pm. WILLIAM
c. CUDLlP. Notice of funeral later.
DAKIN. On Thursday, February s. 1920. at 8
am. ELIAS j.. beloved husband of Mary E.
Dakin. and father Of Mrs. Hazel E. Mariner.
Mrs. Esther NJ. Thomas and Ellis W. Dakin
in Ills 9th year. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 4os 1th st. s.w.. Saturday at pm.
nfnr m a lnn md
DUcKETT. Departed this life Thursday. Feb
ruary .. 1920. at 1116 4sth st. ne. Dean
wood. d. c., THOMAS t; DUCKErT. be-
He leaves to mourn his loss three sisters
and six brothers.
FISHER. Departed this life February g. 1920.
at am. at the residence of his aunt Mrs
Ruth Cumber. 1926 U St. HIRAM TUBBIE
FISHER. He leaves to mourn father. John
II. Fisher; sister. Elizabeth Fisher. and
grandmother. Mrs. Jane Brown. Notice of
funeral hereafter, owing to illness Of Mrs.
Ruth Cumber.
field Hospital. SELMA MAY, beloved wife
of w Rush Fortney and daughter Of Mr..
sasl.N and Mrs - ESward IS;lS S. McDonsId Funeral
= NV. Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Congressional cemetery. Friends
invited. &c
FOUNTAIN. departed this life Thursday.
February . 1920 at his residence. 5o4 I'D
st. NV. CHARLES u. FOUNTAIN, beloved
husband of Annie E. Fountain and devoted
father of Mrs. Hattie Blackwell. Mrs. Mar
garet Thomas. Mary. Sophia, Rebekah,
James and Charles Fountain, brother of Mrs
Annie Jackson. Mrs. Nancy Gillian, Mrs.
Matilda Watson and Samuel Fountain. and
leaves host of relatives and friends TO
mourn their loss. Funeral Monday, February
., pm, First Baptist Church, corner of
21th st. and Dumbarton ave. NV, Rev
James L. Pinn, pastor.
Soul by soul the Master calls;
One by the roses fall.
Not for one, but for all.
We. too. must 60 when the roll is called
DAUGHTERS HATTIE AND MARGARET.
We did not know the pain you bore,
We did not you die;
We only know you went away
And never said goodbye.
WIFE AND CHILDREN. 7s
FREEMAN. Tuesday morning, February B.
1920. at his residence, 312 G st. s!e after
illness of seven days. PHILIP FREEMAN
beloved husband II Alice Jackson Freeman
He leaves to mourn their loss a mother
father, four sisters and three brothers Fu-
neral Saturday. February T. at O'Clock
from his late residence.
A faithful husband. both loving and kind
A better husband no one could find:
Sleep on. dear Philip, sweet be thy rest
needed and loved you, but God knew best.