Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 7

COMMANDER BLISH DEAD. |Profession. including ‘a prismatic sex-| Funeral services wero held at Gawler's | where he was born at Georgetown: * | tant for measuring back angles, a range | undertaking establishment today. The |September 28, 1864, but he has been : body will be cremated. esident of Washington at various finder, and also the Blish-Thompson au- e A L tomatic/ mackine, g He 18 survived by his wife, two sons, Naval Officer Obtained Patents on Various Naval Instruments. _Commander John Biish, U. S. D tired, died of paralysis at the D tian Science work, having been one time. sident of the Mother Chu ch in Bos- 08-190) he outbreak of the war, he en- tered the active service and was for New York City, and a B]I;[ehr' i Judson Cook of Harrison, Idaho. n- C. W. Thayer, War Department |terment will be at Danvers, Mass. ol o an ;| hile at the Boston navy vard, but ffl}:‘l::e‘;vw’::snm = cml"d“‘ ¢| According to anclent beltet it an my in 1875 and |later < transferred to the r 4 er, an employe of ch, After thirty | graphie office in the Navy Department | the cable division of the War De- |0ld maid hangs the m‘"‘“-":; "“"“ service in the he was | here. In 1919 he was again retired on | partment, dled at his home, 311 East |neither love nor marriage will result. red as commander in 1905. account of ill health. Capitol street, late yesterday after-|The best person to do this necessary nder Blish invented a number | He is survived by his wife, Ida_Gur-|noon, following a. brief illness. little job s the mother of seven chil- cticat de connected with his ney Blish, and three small children.' Mr. Thayer was a native of Canada. 'dren. i Fresh stocks arriving daily affordslast minute buyers big variety of select merchandise to choose from . For Boys Where Your Dollars Count Mast For Girls $7.50 BIG BOYS’ SUITS B E H R E N D 9 $12.50 to $15 COATS Serviceable Suits of durable corduroy and $5.75 720.22.24 7& st. Nw m‘:lcl;\hlzy S:l;l—lTrl(u;x‘r;ie $9 75 4 == ooy Mo 0 woolen cloth for boy 7 to 17 year well de, lvluflls. h’lfibl"!):‘l“. blue and perfect fitting suits and full cut. Very plum. ran new, en- i G tirely different styl>s to select from, Lo L3 b . in 4 to 16 years. 3650 MACKINAWS Choice Men’s Gifts $8.95 Cos’ Winter Coats e 54___4_2 Men’s Outing and Muslin Pajamas [..:" i 5ot 55.75 school wear and yet dressy—made from the Dty e e oL browm regulation Ma c plaids. Pocke belts. Sizes to 16. Juvenile Cloth Suits For little T §4.45] blue and green. Four en- tirely new styles to select from, some with Kur Fabrle trim- min, 7, 8, 9 sizes. Girls’ $3.00 Raincapes re also warm good, heavy quality; trimmed with three frogs and military collars. All sizes; full cut and well made Men’s Dress Shirts Good count Percale Shirts, made coat style with soft cuffs; large Z/ assortment of patterns and colors. 7~ All sizes to 17. ) , y s Men’s Fancy Ties Men’s Boxed SEEEIT Men’s Initial Belts y ; S st annd All-stl large u’penden count pereale A real Cowhide flowing cnds 4- C| A gooa 1ook- in these o Leather Belt, with 'n-hand Ties for ing Suspender, an _Initial Buckle, men a heavy of flne strong ™ uade of white met- quality silk and a large [web. Buckle made and perfect fal, silvered. All variety of patterns andfand Teatler pllars. Sizes 8 to 15 packed in a box for an | colo: slip - eaxy bands: [ends to match. Nicely Xmas gift. packed in a neat box. boxed. 85 Women’s Coats of Plush & Cloth for One Day in 6 to 14 sizes. _ Marvelous. you'll say—and you will be telling the truth, for these are unprecedented value: Full length, warm winter coats, some with fur collars, others embroidered. Novelty sport coats of cloth and fashionable coatees of good quality black plush. All in cne big sale. Marvelous Dresses $5.00 to $10.00 Blouses |$25 to $32.50 Women's Coats $9£ X!c‘:tu’ms;t :fiir:\f;v‘gfih‘;ai 32:—9_2 Dupull:ar Bolivia cloth, ‘“slsfi | Men's Ouwting Flannel I’ajamas,s 49 Apractic garment everygirl. Whil fntended to kee them _from et Ating wet, they for this "tim Bilver ay, rubberized fining. The fo0d 15" lned with plaid silks. $3 Girls’ Finest Dresses | ys’ 50c Waists e ellent Bo; for Xmas selling to sclect from, tyne and velour, wool tricotine and serge and | silk crepes ana satins, in class embroidered, beaded, ey dncow coller =i ack, brown, Copen- and embroidered georgettes, with side inserted pock- hagen, navy., ete. Every tailor made and novelty ets,, flared or fitted back new model is shown in_ beaded, braided, |crepe de chines and smart and bell cuffs. Also V = embrotdered and tailored styles, in sizes | striped and plain color taffeta Blouses|lour Coats, beautifully embroidered or fur for misses and women. that sold to $10.00. trimmed. Women Enjoy Presents of Gloves and Handkerchiefs " Ladies’ Fancy Boxed Ladies’ Fancy Boxed3 Ladies’ Embroidered Men's Fancy Bor- Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c | Handkerchiefs, 49c | Handkerchiefs in Boxdered Handkerchiefs l;llndkerchlefs, 15¢ i =L 3 n's Jmitial Uandker- Packed theee in 8 prevF! Packed three in box and| 89%c ! ¢ {chiets, of soft lawn with fancy box. Made of a'made of an extra fine sheer| Packed 3 fn & box. An| A good quulity Handke shee el ™ elot = tra soft quality lawn with|chief for men, with white i cavy embroidered initial A Be o talaeal detn “_"‘:"‘M:*'\‘}l‘!"lwlnu(nl Muderia | corners.| centers and colored edge, in in corner; all initials; 6 in e Tanged T s o T |NTcely bosed: [ plaid effects. T s corpers and X-inch hem. arranged in a box: Ladies’ Kayser |Ladies’ Imported Ki k:-:lglolvne-ro;tz;% | Boy Scout Kid |Boys’ and Girls’ Kid Chammsit’te Gloves | Gloves $1.25 AP AREral Gauntlets, 95c Gloves, 95¢ c i Glove, in Dlack, < Chamoisette Satin' A soft. pliant Kid Glove. | white and A good quality Kid Bos, A good selected heavy . in black, white and 3-row embroidered back: in|twisted embr Seout Cloves. with large Kid Glove with plaid wool all wanted shades; brown and white. |in contrasting A utless, fringetrimmed | uing. both light and dark i Gauntlet embroidered backs ted fin- sizes, good fitting and each an House Garments Hdkfs. Gloves the health department within the last twenty- four hours: Commander Blish was active in Chris- DIES AFTER BR'EF ".LNESS H. W. Thayer and M. C. “.ye;(ro!(. ;.fx',""' M. Mulver 82, 236 14th street north- street sou L Louis and ‘Anna James B. and Eliz w east. i west. New Jerser avenue, . southeas dealer, taken {1l yesterday at 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue, suc- cumbed to a heart attack a few hours later at A. L. V. aud Gertrude Wiehle, boy. er at the Emergency Hospital. sl Ciox me NN {BRIR b0 el and Fanule Cabbell, girl. and Josephiue Jordan, boy. boy. i, box. old and was born In Dorchester coun- ty, Md. He came to this city about thirty years ago and established the Milton W. Johnson Coal Company. He Iretired several years ago. He was a member of the Chamber of Commerce. morrow at 2 p.m. at his late residence, the Albemarle apartments. Interment will be in Rock Creek cemetery. MR. COOLIDGE HOST TO PAGES. tinue the custom carried out by his predecessor, Thomas R. Marshall, of | the legation hers glving a Christmas dinner for them. |The Vice President's two sons also will attend the dinner. N VIRV EVERED g SPECIAL NOTICE Cemetery Wreaths : A dreds of new. beautiful styles trasting color r guarante Cutest Baby Togs SWEATERS Babies’ $4.00 Coats Women’s and Children’s Ki Chinchilla, Corduroy and Cream $2 98 55.50 Women’s Trimme(l Sweaters Cgs;:‘gu!ig“;g;t{%g?;;n‘gx “snf 0685 Cashmere Coats, sonte quilted lined. Very | latestl TiuxedolLlohaped 1ted styles f rears, Sw s, : i = 95 and lavender. Wide flowing sleeves Belted styles for 1 to 4 yea and Sweaters, in black, blue, ete. Fash $ . a0d beautifuily embroldered backs, —— === | fronts and s! cape collar effects for babies. onably made with bord on col- 9 Women’s Bath Robes ing color brushed wool. lars, cuffs and fronts of constrast- $6.00 Babies’ Knit Suits 1 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SWEATERS | ;ouer 150 rones o warm bath- $ 044 Fall and Winter Weight Coat robing cloth. Pretty colors and s 79 patterns and nicely made with - . c cord waist girdle, pockets and — ® $1.25 BUNGALOS Dressy enough to take the place of housedresses, and big enough to cover your dress. Made of ging- c ham and percales. in pretty solors and patterns. $2.75 Gingham House Dresses Straightline Billy Burke and Belted styles, with $ | .95 Angora brushed wool and fancy silk knit suits in 3 and 4 piece styles; including sweaters, leggins, caps and mittens. All colors. $3.00 Baby Coats Winter - weight - Sweaters, made with convertible collars and pockets. 24 to 34 sizes. $1.39 Baby Sweaters Sweater Coats for - baby. Closely knit C and warm; made with high collars and some have pcckets. $5.00 & $5.50 Girls’ & Misses’ Sweaters New pretty shades of green, brown, blue. tan, rose, etc. Wool sweaters in all the new shapes including Tuxedo, Button Coat and Slip- overs, for girls and misses. Chinchilla_ and ; Corduroy Coats, in brown and blue, for infants and babies to 3 years ohl: mew styles and nicely tailored and lined. Babies’ White Dresses Long or Short Dresses of fine ba- 37(: tiste. ome have lace edged ruitles; some embroidered cuffs and collars, hams, in pretty colors and paterns. Xmas Hosiery. for pair long wear. Ladies’ Lace Hose, 69c A beautiful Iace pat- dern _ woven - all-over PRACTICAL THINGS ARE MOST ACCEPTABLE GIFTS mercerized covers and permanent finish, too, as well as fast sz'ss with hemstitche(vl ends and damask borders. 36x18 29c WARM COMFORTS Really the prettiest bed covering and most. with silk mull. Both sides covered other designs. 72x90 inches. 58c MERCERIZED TRAY CLOTHS 19 59c HEAVY HUCK BUREAU SCARFS 39 froym. c wide satin-like stripe and hemstitched hemmed ends. c‘ $2.00 Crepe de Chine $2.50 Stripe Wool Skirtings Leather Goods range of dark colors, includ- . leiel' l"iber Silk Hme, pure wool. L o SZ.ZS Bllck llld Colored SIfi.ll in black onlfimwnh Inside: mirror and purze and toi- | and_every thread pure silk, and Sponged. A material Nothing to im- Duvetyn Bags, $1.95 yokes, others hemstitched. BEAUTIFUL COLORED TABLE COVERS $1.98 59c HALF-LINEN HUCK TOWELS In a regular woy you would pay up to $5.00 for such highly and She'll appreciate half a dozen of these Linen Towels colors. inches. Printed Bedspreads, $1.79 $6.00 Bath Robe Blankets and $2.59 Values to $8.00 Large enough for extra size™ Some covered with fine satine, others $ 98 people (men or women). In kd a selection of Indian and _98 appropriate for gifts, Beautifully printed and| with materials alike. Many with plain — — absolutely fast colors. colored borders. wool finish and as warm as pre— all wool. pl.'.inFll'::.n\?.“M.\ill;rn|yl'::l'in(:-?‘i’m’f‘lmi};lrfzzjih’:ies};::r::“:shi':lo?: Fine Closely-woven Huck Scarfs, 50x18 inches, with o o ( \ Silks are Always Appreciated Umbrellas— / A beautiful box-loom qual- Beautiful 42-inch Stripe Women and Children ASycL 40 Siuchies Swide, S iy & $ .29 and Scotch Plaid Skirtings. s -19 = e s iy 2= | Extra fine ana every thread 228 Ladies’ Swagger Bags | ana navy. 79c and Vanities, 98¢ 54-inch All-Wool Serge * up to top Silk Hose for back, and loned P o A Heavy, High, Rjch, Lus- Extra fine wool and every : = e of ' larec mamntacturer 18 | gored” Satln, 35 inches wide s 39| tnreaa pure " wool. Shrunk s .39 e eccond QR et e . let fittings. in Nu{)‘i' brown, navy and ] e;ery1 Wol;]fl.n s know)! — —— i Copen lue. (Priestley's ine Serges. Ladies’ Velvet and Cut Velvet and Duvetyn Bags with fancy embroidered frames. Winter Underwear for Practical Gifts iR} = fpec it B " Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and | Ladies’ Winter-Weight | 483" " 23" Pants, 44c Union Suits, Hose, $1.98 ‘Winter-weight Fleeced- A llr[’! et . lined Ribbed Union Suits, 88 e e 44c crochet neck, with draw CI I B ofpine paeee i Inside purse and mirror, in black. navy zud brown. Ladies’ Velvet Bags $4.98 Beaded and fancy triangle tops, black and all colors, beautiful silk lined, inside purse and mir- T Ladied Sl Umbrellas, $5198 Ladies’ Silk Umbrellas, black and all colors. vers strongly built, both bakelite handles and Teathier strap combination. Ladies’ Bakelite Handle Umbrellas Beautlful Bakelite Handle Um- Drel on good heavy umbrella cloth: well built; 7-rib paragon frame. Fleeced-lined Vests and strings. All sizes, includ- some have milk ali Pants; high-neck vests. ing extras. way to garter top. ’ R rar ety o o1 . . * . n. y; me ly ful Men’s Ribbed Union Suits Babies’ Winter-Weight $q.25 Rubens Vests Garments, heavy welght The genuine _brand and floeckd lined. High Rubens " Vests. regular feck and button-closed winter weight, but not all C croteh. Sizes. Ladies’ Wool Sport Hose, 95¢ Ladies’ Derby Ribbed ool Sport Hose, in the new heather ; seamed back; all sizes. Boys’ Ribbed | Children’s Separate| $1.25 Girls’ Ribbed | Boys’ & Girls'Stockings, Union Suits, 67c | Vests and Pants 49¢| Union Suits, 95¢ 17¢ jeece- A good, heavy Ribbed Hose for Natural Gray Ribbed and | Boys' and Girls' Fleeced- m:'a”um:'mx:.‘:ufl 2to | boys and girls, in black only: Fleeced Lined Unlon Suits| lined Vests and Pants, sises| 16 years. . Crochet neck. e e ny) 1034; nelnferted for boys, sizes 6 to 16| 2 to 16 years. Some vests| 3ro} fparei sublect to an off 3 for 600, years; closed crotch. with silk crochet edges. torn. Excellent Combed Yarn Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to four hours: Albert E. and Betsy Kay, girl. Jobn McCullum, 53, 811 Pennsylvania avenue, Elizabetly Deal “Hartrantt, 48, 1311-A K o Frank Davis, 78, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital August A. Krants, 45, Waiter Reed Mo Willlam N.and Della Payn er, boy. garet Barry, 78, Georgetown Hospit ry, Lovett, 08, St. Ellzabeclv's Hospita e L. Plerce, 60, Providence Hospital, Martha J. Massey, 70, 420 Gth street south- est. Lizsle_Richardson, John W. Johnson, 40, - 704 Georgla avenue. 10th street north- George Lowrle, 41, 23215 P street. Henry Taylor, 83, 8t. Elisabeth’s Hospital Rosie Brouks, 70, 1218 Carlen’s court south- . leroy” Clifton Goode, G months, rear 517 girl. Eleanor White, 20, Columbla Hospital. Albert Minnfe E. Walker, 86, 1223 Walter place Arthur HEART ATTACK FATAL. Milton W. Johnson, retired coal| Ernest Ellington, Lawrence C. and Josephine Teo and Kose Coleman, gl Harrison and Mr. Johnson was sixty-fivé years t and Bertle Joues, boy. W. and Bertha L awe and Cornelia Ed rlle and Creola Kinnai Carrington and Queenfe bo; Funeral services will be held to- ver Bishop Harrima signed. AND SPRAYS Thousands to Select from Open Every Night, Including Sunday, Until Midnight KRAMER’S DEPARTMENTAL FLOWER STORES 916 F Street N.W. Tempting Values in Beich’s Golden Crumbles (Peanut Butter filled Crispettes); ex- tremely good. Pound......... 29c Old-fashioned Butter Scotch Wafers. Special, pound, 2Ic; Pure Sugar Porous Candy. PoUndI N e cet e 21c Fine Fresh Jordan Al- monds. Lb.,39¢;51bs...... $1 ‘75 Luden’s Fine Mixture of Crystallized Fruits and Assorted Choco- lates. Big 5-pound box. $2.I 9 Speciall oo oot coimenite it Cream-filled Mint Nibs. Lb., 33cs51b.can. ...cccuns $1 ‘50 “Sans Creme” Fine Quality Chewing Chacolates, filled with nuts, nougats, fruits, etc. Attractive pound T e e 79c Fanny May Homemade Candy. Pound ................ 60C Charms’ Filled Dainties, wonderfully assorted, in 3-pound airtight JAG oo cesin e 89C “Vanissa” Chocolates, in attractive lithographed metal box. A superb gift package. Lb. box $1 ’00 Broken Candy, old-fashioned kind; 5 pounds, 85c; 1 1b. 1 9C Headquarters for Whit- b i, - Five-pound Box Delicious Assorted Chocolates, in attractive $ 1 39 o holly boxX «eeveeennen. : One-pound Box Delicious Assorted. Chocolates, in attractive holly 39c BOX soeis s ssim sttt s Chocolate Covered Pep- permint Patties. 29c 1b; $ 1 I 5 51bs.. Special wholesale prices will be ex- tended to clubs, associations, schools and other users of large quantities. At All Births Reported. The followings births have been reported to the health department within the last twenty- Rachel L. Pinero, girl. X id Edith T. Paxson, boy. Claud A. and Mabel Crandall, boy. st Kaymond C. aud Laura N. Teff, wy. Frances €.’ and Mary Flora, girl. I McHugh, boy. . Hammaros, boy. Kammons, girl. boy! Flias M. and Pearl A. Eubaok, boy. 8 Dounelly, boy. and Rubey H. Daley, boy. Henry D. and Eleanor J. Young, boy. 3 ;. Kenney, girl. n Mullins, boy. Robert . and Marion £. Adams, girl. 3. on, boy. SECRETARY TO EMBASSY. MONTEVIDEO, December 23.—Oll- Who has been acting as American charge d'affires, Vice P will leave for London January 7 to L :;:::""'t Coolidgo Informed | i sumo his dutics as secretary of the yesterday he would con- | American embassy there. Norman H. Armour. newly appointed secretary of will sct as charge pending the appointment of minister to succeed Robert Emmett Jeffery, re- il 8 ELES PLe L (O (T e r Lt s 722 9th St. NW. A E SSRGS SO RREREHERESS BRERERPERVERVERVERERE e Candy EX-GERMAN OFFICER, DIES Commander Who Captured Ant- werp During War, Afterward Rul- ing Occupied Territory in Russia. By tie Assoclated Press. BERLIN, December 22—Gen. Hans von Beseler. who captured Antwerp and who was later governor general of the German occupled territory in Russia during the war. died today. Death occured in a sanitarium near Potsdam. Gen von Beseler was born in 1850 In Pomerania. He was educated at the Withelm Gymnasium In Berlin and entered the German army in 1565, He saw service through the Franco- Prussian war, during which he receiv- ed the iron cross and the order of the red eagle for his work as a lieute ant. Advancing in later years he became commander of 65th Infantry in 1898, and a year later was made quartermaster general. In 1904 he was promoted to & major’ general- ship and raised to the rank of the nobility. At the outbreak of the world war he directed the German operations agalnst Antwerp. Later he was transferred to the eastern front as stated, became governor general of the occupied territory in Russia. _ MISS SANDERLIN DIES. Popular Teacher in McKinley School Succumbs. Miss Georgie Sanderlin, one of the most popular teachers at the Me- Kinley Manual Traininz High School, who became suddenly ill while teach- Ing her class there Jast Wednesday, dled that night. She had been a teacher in that school for a number of years, and before taking up her duties there was one of the editors of the Carnegie Foundation. She lived at 2814 27th street northwest. The body was taken to her former home at Raleigh, N. C., where the interment was held today. All activities at the school were abandoned following the announce- ment of the death of the teacher, and the school's Christmas entertainment was called off out of respect to her memory. Surviving relatives in Washington are two sisters, Mrs. Rosalie Sander- lin and Mrs. Franklin W. Reed. e ‘ertain soils in Ru ., India and Persia have always been eaten by the natives of these parts for their health-giving properties. LCARDS OF THANKS. PAULUS. We wish to express onr sincere thunks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their sympathy and florul tributes rendered at the death beloved mother. CHILDREN, WINSTON. We desire to express our siucere thanks to our many friends, relatives aud socleties, nawely, Peter Ogdon Lodge, 374, G. T r Peace Counci 854,501 Young Men's P. L 1 Ludge, B. W. Lee Supreme Order ‘Helpers; officers of Jolin Dixon Home, wmployes of John Dixon Howe, employes of Lotus Lantern, and The Helping Hand Club for iheir syipathy and bewotiful floral tributes death of our brother, VINSTON, who died MARRIED. DUTTON—RILEY. December 17, timore, Md.. by the Rev. G. ster. El WIN S. DUTTON and HARRIETT RILEY. DIED. BALL. A special communication of Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. will be heid Sew Masaic Temple, in iotge room o. Jecenibe ay, Decomber | TUCKER. GERTRUDE M.. beloved wife of Cephas W. Burgess and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Goodman. Funeral from the residence of her parents, 11 D.w.. on Saturday, December December ) at_liis_residence. n Loring. . Funeral services t St._James' Church, West Falls Church, Va, ‘Saturduy, December at § am Relatives and’ friends invited to attend. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. ® CHASE. Departed this life Wednesday even- December 21, 1921, about 10:30 o'clock, 1E VIOLA, wife of Leon Chase and de- aughter of the Rev. John Rickard, in full Christian triumph, after a loog and painful iliness, which she bore with Chris tian fortitude. She leaves to mourn their loss a husband. a kind and lovisg father, six brothers, two sisters and a host of rela tives and friends. Funeral Saturday, De- cember 24, at 1 p.m.. from Rehoboth' Bap. tist Church. luterment in Harmony ceme- ters. COAKLEY. Friday. December 23. 192 _m.. after a brief illness, at the resid of iicr sister, Mrs. Charles H. Love, Euclid_st. mw., Mixs SUSAN D. LEY, aged 70. Funeral a Fredericksburg, V (Fredericksburg papers plea: COLBERT. Departed this t 3:45 a.m., JAMES A eanor Brown and Madeline Tove. Notice of funeral here- after. DRAPER. Thursday, December 22, 1921, DONALD L.. beloved son of John and Luln Draper. aged 2 vears and 6 months. _Funeral from lils parents’ residence. 1677 Gales st. ne., Saturday, December 24, at 2 pm. In- terment at Congressional cemetery. ERRINGTON. Friday, December 23, 1921, at residence, 630 Q st. n.w., IDA L., 'the beloved wife of Thomas C. Errington. No- tice of fugeral hereafter. HINTON. Departed this life Wednesday ember 21, 1 at 6:30 ADLIN HINTON, beloved grandmother of Artimit Flucllen and Robert Hagan. at 1 p.m., Saturda: INCH. On_Thursday, December CLARA GIBBLE, widow of the_ Admiral Pillip J. Inch. T. at Atlantic City, N. J. Inter- ment private, Arlington national cemeters. JOHNSON. Sudden! 1021, at 2:15 5 7 husbang Funeral services at late residence, Albemarle Apart- ments, 17th and T sts. n.w.. Saturda December 24, at 2 p.m. Interment private. 2 LAWLOR. Thursda; her residence, 1017 3rd st E LOR, wife of the late William Lawlor, er 75th year. Funeral from St. Aloysius Church Saturday, December 24. £3 MOONEY. Thun December his_residence, . University plac Deloved husband of Jone Lee nerai St Paul's n.w., Saturdas, . 1921, at 9 a.m. MYERS. Wednesda; December 21, 1921. at ‘clock, M. KENDALL, beloved son of . Harry L. and Amy 8. Myers. in his 27th ear. Funcral from his parents’ residence, 1621 Wiscunsin ave. n.w., Saturday, Decem- ber at 2 pm. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery. nd relatives invited. 23% OEDEKOVEN. ber 21, 1021, LEO, beth Gedekoven. Funeral from his late resi- dence, 2009 Flagler place n.w., Saturday. 11 s.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment (private) Rock Creek cemetery. * OEDEKOVEN. t 15, B. P. 0. Elks, will conv ‘Sorrow”” at 8 o'clock p.m., Frida; 23, 1921, paying tribute to the memory of our late brother, LEO OEDEKOVEN, who died December 21, 1921, Ritual will be exemplificd by the officers at the Iate residence, 2008 Flagler I. n.w., at 8:30 o'clock p.m. v order of P. . CALLAN. Exalted Ruler. Attest: WILLIAM 5. SHELBY, Secretary. PINCHBACK. Weduesday, December 21, 1921, at 10 am., PINK) . husband of Nina E. Pinchback and fs of Bismarck . and_ Walter A. Pinchb in hix 8th Remains will be taken to New Or- La., Friday, December 23, 10:45 p.m. RICHARDSON. Departed this life December 19, 1621, at 3: . Mrs. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON “of Georgla ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday. December 23, at 1 p.am., from Vermont Avenue Baptist' Church. ROBINSON. at the Garfleld Hospits of James E. Robinson Leonard T. and Berdice Butler. services at Corinthian Baptist Church, 4th 2nd Que sts. n.W., Sundax, December 25, at 1 p.m. 240 ROBINSON. December 22. 1021, at the resl- dence of his daughter. i7 West Kirki Chevy Chase, Md., CHARLES M. ROBIN- SON, in his Alst year. Funeral private. In- terment at Arlington cemetery. 280 BINEON. Members of Phil Sheridan Post, B, Ao wil take notice that fu neral of Comrado CHARLES M. ROBINSON will be held Saturday, December 24, at 10 a.m., from 17 West Kirke st., Chevy Chase, Md. 2 . SAUNDERS. Thursday, December 22, 1921, at his_residence, 3025 P st. n.w., JOSEPH FLINT SAUNDERS, in the 79th year of his age. Notice of funeral later. ‘(Cincinnati and Hamilton, Ohio, papers please copy.) 24 SHEOKLES. Thursday, December 22. 1921, WILLIAM H., beloved husband of Eiizabeth Sheckles. Funeral from his late residence. Sligo Mills road, Saturday. December 24, at 2:30. Relatives and friends invited. Ihter- ment at Rock Creek cemetery. ved husband of Euza GEN. HANS VON BESELER, |sren:. riday, December 23, beloved husband Fridey, Decem- at her residence, funeral bere- Eist Capitol at. Notice of time of loving remembrance of our dear Lusbund BEAVE I this life one year old und silent grave % gone, but not forgott 11 ‘always linger ANNIE SULLEN- our dear wmother, Wee miss her, but will not murmur or ‘repive, Hut give our woth, Safe in tie arme of lov aits to greet ux when w In_memors of jear little DOROTHY, wi = ooy . o] loving remembrance of our darl four years sgo today. December 23, The shadows of night ha: Oh. Liow we wiss you, dear son and brotier, And 8t times we can’t help but ery; When we think of the meeting bye A tribute of Jove and memors t our dear otk AN & 1 this lie two years ago toduy Sleep on, dear God called you home. He saw your suf And opened wids We Lave to mourn the loss of one We tried our best to sa z other. and take your rest; liought ‘it best: ing here was great the golden gate 5 YOTED CHILDREN three years ago toda, oty of oy little grand 7 T, who was wait- the other shore. Sud and lonely know” he is safe in H Aud in the Lord’s embrace. ed o before. from a world of sorrow. Free from the strife and sin loving remembrence of our 130 years ago toda; versary mass at Two years have passed since ihat sad day « loved was called away: it was His will, rix he is living still T AND LILLIE, God took him home. SCOTT. In sad but loving remembrance of our usband and_fat A tribute of love and de darling niece, H A M. KLOTZ, 30 I st. n.w. In sad but loving remembrance of Loved in life, in death THE FAMILY. membrance of UMHAT. wio 1ls 4 memory Of & dear one inid 1o Test, And those who still remember him ho loved him best TED WIFE AND CHILDREN. F' UNEliAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.B. " Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Modern Chapel _Te'ephone call. North 529, Teiephone Col._7028. Phone L. 5548 W. R. F. HINES, 20012003 14th st. n.w. Private Ambulance. @ R*SreareCo 1208 H_STREET NW (FORMZRLY S40 F STNW) PHONE MAIN 108 ARSpeare CuNichols WB'S T JAMES T.RYAN 317 PA. AVE. 8.E. Private Ambulances. Livery in Connection. WM. H. SARDO & CO. Phone Lincoln 524. Automobile Funerals, od_and Eficient Service. W. Dcal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3464. Automobile_Service. 412 Hst. e Modern_Chapel. —Quick, Dizn NEITHER THE SUCCESSORS OF NOR NECTED WITH THE ORIGINAL W. SPEARE ESTABLISHMENT. Phone Franklin 6626, ~ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons __ 3034 M St. N.W. Automobile Service. 940 F st. n.w. 1730.1732 Pa. ave, ‘Washingt Phones M. 5512.851: 3. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director - Livery in connection. ern crematorium. Mode MONUMENTS. We specialize in designing and erect- ing memorials (monuments and mau- soleums) of quality and character. We will gladly show you many beau- tiful specimens of our work in any .of the tocal cemeteries. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC., 915 Fifteenth Street. ¢ 'CEMETERIES. 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