Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1924, Page 7

THE- EVENING STAR, -WASHINGTON, D. C. - TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1924. 29¢ Silkolines 17c Yard Mill lengths of Soft-finish Silkoline. one yard wide; in light and dark col- ors; suitable for draperies and comfort covering. Zirst Floor—Bargain Table. Clearance 27.50 Evening Frocks of Light, Airy Materials ¢ $10.00 The balance of our stock of these beautiful eve- ning and dance frocks is to be cleared out tomorrow at a fraction of former prices. permit carrying over.gargients from one season to another and we’ve made deep reductions to speed these dresses out. 4 16 to 38. Goldenberg's—Becond Flsor. Blankets Now! Buy Regular $7 and $7.50 Grades $5.95 High-grade part-wool blankets, sizes 66x80 and 70x80 inches for double beds, good substantial quality, with soft fleece finish that will withstand many trips to the laundry. ing color borders. colorings in blanket. $S and $6 Comforts, $3.65 Size Comforts, covered with &ood quality silkoline and mercerized cambric; filled with Beautiful all-over effects and plain 72x50 Full Double-bed pure white cotton. bordered styles Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Misses’ and Children’s $2 to $3 Sport Oxfords and Play Shoes, $1.48 A sale of misses’ and children’s and play shoes that no mother can afford to miss. They will make ideal play or school shoes for they are good substantial leathers, such as patent, elk In an assortment of popular Sizes in the lot from 875 to 2. Some or brown leathers. styles. classed as factory crecks, but the hurts will not affect wear nor appearance. Goldenberg's—First Floor. $1.50 Bleached Sheets, $1.19 81x90-inch Double-Bed Size Seamless sheets of good quality bleached sheeting cotton, all perfect, hand torn and ironed, finished with deep hem. Full double-bed size. $2 Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra heavy round - thread quality, free from starch or dressing: 81x90 dou- $l 49 ble-bed size.. $1.25 Seamless Bleached Sheets, 50x38, cxtra lensth; close-woven round- thread quality ........ 98¢ $450 Crochet Bedspreads, scalloped edges with cut-out corners; full double- 53 69 45c _Bleached Pillowcases, size 45x40'z inches; heavy close-woven qualit Each 2 35¢ 25¢ Unbleached Sheeting Cot- ton. 36 inches wide; close- woven round - thread grade ... " 16¢ 31 Oilcloth Table Covers, 69c 54x54 Oilcloth Table Covers, pretty designs printed on san- itary ollcloth. An economical and sanitary table cover; slight seconds. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Little Tots’ $2.50 Sweaters, $1.98 Smart new Fall models for | the little tots 3, 4 and 5 years of age; plain weave, in card nal and bréwn: button-to- the-neck style, with pockets. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Just the type-of frocks for formal occasions during the late Summer—for the dance, for jormal evening wear and the roof garden. fabrics, including Chiffon, Georgette, Lace over Chif- fon and All-over Lace. High waistline models with trimmings of rosettes and ostrich bands. Round neck and sleeveless styles, others with very short sleeves. Lovely pastel shades and darker colors of cocoa, new blue and black. Sizes Shown in plaids of various colors, also white and gray with contrast- Bound with soisette to match $5 & $6 Suits, $2.95 ‘Wash Norfolk Suits, of khaki and dark cotton covert; lines; in sizes 8 to 16 vears. $3 Norfolk Suits, $1.39 or with knickerbocker pants; ken sizes 6 to 16 years. $2 to $2.50 Suits, $1.39 Wash Suits, middy models; ings and combinations; e material; ankle or knee length ke yooxsa and long sleeves; sizes 3 to 7 Goldenbery’s—Third Floor. years. Summer Underwear Women Athletic, Union Suits of striped voile, In white and flesh color; loose kne onds bodice style with with high neck and short eleeve: regular sizes; sec- drawers with reinforced sea of $125 grade, perfect quality; sizes 6 to ..................... 59C | 15 vears. Former 500 grads 25C Women's Gauze Cotton Vests, bodice styles; regular and extra size: perfect quality; former 39c . grade, at Goldenberg's—First Floor. 'd Women’s $1.95 Silk Stockings 98¢ Pair BEOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST “THE DEPENDAB! of $22.50 to | STORE" Cook’s Inlaid Linoleum At Greatly Reduced Prices Lot One— $1.50 to $1.75 Grades at, Sq. Yd. | | Lot Two— $2.25 and $2.50 Grades at, Sq. Yd Our policy doesn’t 3 ¢ ductions from regular prices. ments with you. Fashioned of sheer, soft $20 Brussels Rugs, $14.65 Alexander Smith's. 8.3x10.6-ft. Seamless Brussels Rugs, perfect quality; good, heavy wool face grade with woven (not printed) designs in oriental, floral and medallion patterns. Beautifu! light and dark colorings. Goldeaberg’s—TFourth Floer. Former $34.50 to $49.50 Stylish Sports Coats Reduced to $19.75 We've combed our stock thoroughly in search of laggard garments and put a vastly lowered price on them to sell immediately. Women looking for suit- able garments for early Autumn wear will be able to save a great deal of money in this clearance sale and secure a coat or wrap that is fashion right. Materials are Polaire, Over- plaids, Novelty Stripes, genuine Flamingo, Bolivia and Nor- mandy—the season’s favorites. Light and dark colors. Full silk lined. Goldenbery's—8esend Floer. Girls’ Knickers Kheki Jean Knickers, ‘Tweed Knickers, gray and buttoned hip and knee; fin- tan mixtures; two-button ished with pockets and cuff and four-button hip sport oxfords .10 Anticipating the arrival of an entirely new stock of linoleum for the Fall season, we offer tomorrow the balance of our present stock of Cook’s famous inlaid linoleums at generous re- $1 Overblouses 69c A clearance lot of Women's Overblouses of dimity and volle, in white and tan, in fancy and tailored models. Sizes 36 to 46 in the lot. Tomorrow at 680 for choice. Goldenberg's—TFirst Floor, Bargain Table. Included are cut lengths from 5 to 50 yards—all strictly first quality, and in patterns and colors most desirable. Please bring room measure- Regular $1.50 and $1.75 grades in one group at $1.10 a square yard. Regular $2.25 and $2.50 grades in another group at $1.55 a square yard. $35 Axminster Rugs, $24.95 9x13-ft. Alexander Smith’'s Axminster Rugs, good, heavy close-woven grade that will give unlimited service In any room in the house. Beautiful designs and colorings. Wanted Summer Silks At Interesting Prices $1 Crepe de Chine, 79¢ 39 inches wide; 2 pure silk, high lustrous quality wanted street and evening shades, also white. $1.69 Sport Satin, $1.19 40 inches wide, heavy-weight grade: finish, fiber silk (glos) quality; in tan, fallow, brown, navy, garnet, gray and pink. in rich, lustrous $2 Broadcloth, $1.49 33 Inches wide; extra heavy pure silk quality; in white, tan, gray, orchid, cadet, fallow and silver. $1 Pongee Silk, 89c 32 inches wide; rich, lustrous, all-silk quality, that launders perfectly; all wanted shades; for sports costumes. Geldenberg’s—Fint Floor. 39c Tissue Ginghams 29¢ Yard 36-inch Tissue Ginghams, in a large assortment of woven checks, in the most sought after shades, all of which are fast colors. Apron Ginghams 15¢ Fine, close-woven quality. 20c Comfort Covering, 15¢ loose belt with buckle; pocket; made With belt Amoskeag Apron Ging- 36-inch Comfort Cover- sizes 6 to 22 years. and buckld; sizes $298 hams, in size blue | ing, in all-over designs; At . $l-98 12 to 22 years.... = checks; fast colors. fast colors. Goldenberg’s—Third Fleer. Boys’ Summer " Wearables At Greatly Reduced Prices $1 Sport Blouses, 69 “Little Friend” Sport Blouses. all perfect quality; made of good wearing materials; in white, tan and striped effects; sizes 8 to 16 years. $1.50 to $2 Pants, $1.19 Our entire stock of better- grade Wash Pants, of khaki linen and Panama cloth; sizes 8 to 20 years; in regulars and stouts. $1 Play Suits, 79¢ Ideal styles for play, of khaki, blue and blue and white striped broken light-color beach cloth, bro- Oliver Twist and in pretty color- sizes 3 For Women and Children Boys’ Eeru Balbriggan Under- wrear, separate garments; shirts and built-up shoulder top with drawstring; knee: perfect quality: sises 8 to 16 years. For- mer 63c grade, at . 49¢ 25¢ Sheer Silk Stockings, full fashioned, double sole, heel and toe; lisle garter tops. In various wanted shades, but no whites. All perfect quality, but in broken sizes. Children’s Socks, 29¢ Artificial Silk-plated Socks, assorted wanted shades, with fancy turn-over tops; sizes 5 to 8%; seconds of 39¢ and 50c grades. Women’s Fiber Hose, 65¢ Fiber and Silk-mixed Hose, with fashioned leg; included are known brands. seconds of 89c and $1.00 grades. Children’s Stockings, 18c Fine Ribbed Stockings, black and cordovan; “Burson” and other well shades; broken sizes B:iublr’l—hfl‘ Floor. Women’s Crepe Nightgowns, §1 Soft-finish Windsor crepe, in plain white and colors; also neat els, flowered patterns. Made with kimono sleeves, others sleeve- less. Geldenberg’s—Third Floer, Rubber-Lined Corslette, $2.50 The popular self-reducing mod- of pink striped materia with fasten side and four garters: finished with fancy strap 36 to 44. - Geldenberg’s—Third Floer. 89c Tan Pongee, 65¢ 36-inch Tan Pongee, a rich silk and cotton fabric, with high, lustrous finish and stylish demi-’ rough weave. 4c brown and gray. In black and desirable seconds of 298¢ doubtedly welcome this opportunity. 29c White Dimity 19¢ i 36-inch: White Dimity, fine sheer quality, with white woven stripes.’ Geldeaberg’s—First Floor. S5¢ elastic insert over hip; sizes gandy, parent-finish quality. 36-inch Linen Suiting, linen quality, in pink, lavender, 39¢ Colored Voiles and Organdies 40-inch plain color voiles and organdies, fine sheer grades, in white and all wanted shades. Both weaves are enjoying great popularity this season and the woman who wishes a new dress or two to finish out the season with will un- 69¢ White Organdy 45-inch Imported White Or- with fine sheer, trans- Geldenderg’s—Tirst Floer. Final Clean-Up of Former $598 and $6.98 SUMMER DRESSES 4 $1.39 To clear out these remaining wash dresses from the season’s selling we've marked them at this sensa- tionally low price. Many women can find a need for one or more wash frocks to finish out this season and will be richly rewarded by attending this sale tomorrow. Dresses of Normandy voiles, Monte Carlo voiles, dotted voiles and printed voiles, in light and dark shades. Trimmed with lace, picot edging, nar- row ribbons and embroidery. Panel and pleated overflounce styles; some with vestees. Sizes 16 to 42 in the lot, but not all sizes in each style, Geldenberg's—8ecend Floor. Final Clearance of f Women’s Bathing Suits Formerly $1.49 to $2.49 Now 88c The balance of our stock of women’s bathing suits selling up to $2.49 included in this clearance group—choice at 88¢c tomorrow. Of cotton, jersey, in black only; sizes 36 to 46. Goldenbery’s—Secend Floer. Unusually Attractive Prices On White and Colored Wash Fabrics 59¢ Linen Suiting Plisse Crepe, 25¢ 30-inch Plisse Crepe, white and colored grounds, with neat print- ings, also white and plain colors. 19¢ 25¢ Longcloth, 18¢c - 36-inch Longcloth, close woven, soft-finish grade, for general use. 59¢c White Voile, 39¢c ,_40-inch White Chiffon Voile, fine sheer, two-ply quality, with wide-taped edge. pure- DR. CHAS. BECKER DIES AT AGE OF 91 Was a Founder of National . College of Pharmacy and Long-Tirhe Resident. Dr. Charles Becker, 91 years old, one of the founders of the National College of Pharmacy and a resident of this city for the last 70 years, died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. E. M. La Boiteaux, 4115 Fessen- den street, yesterday. Death was due to_angina pectoris. Dr. Becker was for many years prominent in pharmaceutical circles of this city. He was at one time pres- ident of the District Board of Phar- macy and, besides being one of the founders of the National College of Pharmacy, he was for many years ecretary and a lecturer of that in- tution. He retired from business about 20 years ago, following a stroke of paralysis. ‘Was Native of Germany. Dr. Becker was born in Germany, May 6, 1833, the son of an army of- ficer of that country. He came to this city in 1854 an, arted in the drug business in which he later dis- tinguished himself. He conducted a drug store in Georgetown for many years He was a prominent Mason, having been a member of George B. Whiting Lodge, No. F. A. and A. M, in which he served as worshipful master in 1883 and 1854, and of Potomac Chapter, No. 8, Royal Arch Masons. He was chosen scribe in the latter organization in 1573 and later king, and became high priest in 1579. In 1893 he was appointed grand master THE WEATHER District—Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and somewhat warmer; diminishing northwest winds, becom- ing southerly tomorrow. Maryland and Virginia—Fair to- night; tomorrow partly cloudy and somewhat warmer; probably showers in extreme west portions: diminish- ing northwest winds, becoming southerly tomorrow. West ~ Virginia—Fair and some- what warmer tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer, probably local thundershowers. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 70; § p.m., 71; 12 midnight, 71; 4 am. 63; § am., T noon, 79. Barometer—4 p.m.. 29.83; 12 midnight, 29. 8 am., 29.65; noon, 29.76. Highest temperature, 79, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 68, occurred at 1:45 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 82; lowest, 6. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at § am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 76; condition, very muddy. Tide Tables. (Compiled by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low #ide, 11:43 am. and 11:54 pm.; high tide, 4:36 am. and 5:23 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:31 high tide, 5:46 a.m. and 6:10 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:31 am.; 8 pm, 4 am, p.m.; sun || sets, 6:48 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:31 am.; sun sets 6:47 p.m. Moon rises 1:50 a.m.; sets, 4:29 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. = Tem Womoq Stations. e a9u0a ey Abilene, Te ® Albany 68 Atlanta &8 Atlantic 68 Raltimore . a3 Birmingha 64 Rismarck 58 64 80 6 Cloudy 86 Pt.cloudy 58 Clear Cleveland Dener Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cles Cles Huron, 8. D. Clear Indianapolis. 29.06 Pt.clondy Jacksonville, 2986 Kansas City. 29.92 Los Angeles. 29.86 Lovisville .96 Miami. Fi .94 E3: BRRAIRINSIBREISAIIRI2ER 2 108 88 3 8 56 56 02 82 00 88 56 90 94 74 10 02 . Francisco St. Louis 143 Clouay FOREIGN. (8 2.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather.. London, England 54 Part clondy Paris, 'France. 54 Part cloudy Vienna, Austri 54 Cloudy Berlin,'Germany. 54 Part clondy Copenhagen, 56 Part cloudy Stockbolm. 'Sweden. 3¢ Part cloudy Horta (Fayal), Azor 8 Clear Hamilton, Bermuda 82 Part eloudy San Juan, Porto Rico. 82 Part cloudy Havaa,” Cuba.. 80 Cloudy Colon, Canal Zone 82 Part clondy FOUND. DOG—White poodle with harness. Apply Mra. Plorence Turher, 1933 15ta ot a” ot after 5 p.m. 26°, WRIST WATCH — Gold, found August 19. Addres office. LOST. AUTO _CURTAIN—Gry Chevy Chase Lake or Takoma 33‘1 ‘Holmead pl. BREASTPNN. oval shape. yeliow goid, Silree Trork. et with pearls gud one opal: in’ Gegire. town last week. Reti to 1400 28th n.w. or phone West 1205-W. Reward. 2 DIAMOND RING, two diamonds, set In plat- inum, August 25; rewa 1112 Allison_ st. nw. z1e DOG—Strayed Saturday, large brown and white English setter rd if returned to 2604 Sherman ave. n.w. e DOG—Male, white pointer. no collar. 2924 Mills ave. .. Phone North 9281, Reward. EGLASSES—Tortoise-shell rimmed; Friday afternoon, Aug. 22, on Louisiana ave. between 9in and i0th.”" Pléase phone 840, Aiexandria, and receive reward. Mrs. A. S. Donl phan, Fairfax Apts. FRATERNITY PIN, Theta Delta Chl; u: with monogram, Box 90-W, Star on_back.” Cal! Col. 518. Apt. 34. GLABSES—Torlolse-timmed, Tn_case; Friday. Aug. 22, in Kana's or Lansburgh's. Reward if_returned to LW, ne GLASSES—Sbell Charles Macalester or at Marshal 8 Call between 5 ai 7. West 1488-. 26 T1th and 1708 35 n. Sataday. Finder piease phone Col. 3400 KEY—Wesleyan University Fraternity, black oilk handbag; reward. Deliver 3t Eaclid. PACKAGE—Containing notes. checks and bil KEYS on N. Y. Thursday last. Address Box 86-W, Star o,:{h:e: POCKETBOOK—Containi ards_and papers. Reward. W. P, Hohn. Linc. 3692 * POLICE_DOG male, 8 monthe oid, 1 saddle no_ colls near Reward.” 2807 Cleveland 3240. SCARF, Baum-Marien fur, one skin, Sunday evening on_car line, bus’ or street, in Mt. Pleasant. West 3138 W. Reward. WRIST ,_gold, oetagon shape, open face.. ‘om back: wrist ' band e rewar Gleve. 300" > DR. CHARLES BECKER of the second vail of the Grand Chapter and was grand high priest in 1907 Dr. Becker was married te Miss Mary Moses in 1858, Besiaes his daughter, Mrs. La Boiteaux, % - is sur- vived by two other daughfers, Mrs Harrison W. Haines of Salt Lake time to be hereafter decided. Dr. J. T. Marshall, pastor of the Western Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. RITES FOR D. W. SALE. Former Head of T. P. A. Dies After Long Illness. Speeial Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va, August 26— Funeral services were held here to- day for Dan W. Sale. 54 s of age. whose death occurred Sunday after a long illness. He was a native of this city and a merchandise broker. Mr. Sale was a past president of the National Travelers’ Protective As- sociation and for 25 years had been prominently identified with the Vir- ginia division of that organization - ards of Thanks. GREEN. Our heartfelt thanks go out to those ‘whose floral tributes to our loved one. DAVID GREI nd whose kindly words of sympathy and helpfulness to ourselses have meant so much in onr recent sorrow. ARBUTUS GREEN. HIS FE: HIS OTHER, HIS SISTERS AND BROTH- Rev. OFFUTT. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their kindness, sympathr and beautiful floral offerings at the deaih of our wife and mother, ELLA R. OFFUTT, PARKER. We wish to express our sincere tharks to our relatives, friends and neigh bors for their kindness, srmpathy and beau. tiful floral tribates during the iliness and at the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. R( BERKELEY PARKER. THE FAMILY. Peaths. Geneviere Br Funeral . August 27. at from Mount Zion M. E. Church, and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Interment Moynt Zion Cemetery. Relatires and friends invited to attend. . BECKER. Monday. August 25. 1924, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. E. M. la Roiteaus, 4115 Fessenden st. nw., Dr. CHARLES RECKER, husband of the late Mary K. R in his ninety-second ¥ Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers. BLAND. Tuesday. August 26. 1924, at 4:30 a.m.. at_his residence, 461 G st. s.w.. ED. WARD JOSEPH. aged 6 vears, the beloved son of Edward R. and Sadie A. Bland (nee Jones). Funeral services at 10 a.m. . CLARE. Sunday. August 24, at North Hat . Canads, WILLIAM EARL CLARK: son of Dr. and Mrs. William Eari Clark, 3512 Lowell street, Cleveland Park, Washington, D. C. Funeral from his ents’ residence, Wednesday, August 21 3 p.m. DESPERT. Departed this life Friday, Augnst 22, 1924, at Freedmen's Hos GRACE SSPERT, beloved wite of Frazier Despert. 2. W. Er nesi 3 HESS. Crushed by truck in Nashville. Tenn., Saturday, August 23, 1924, HARRY J. HESS, beloved and second son of Theo J and Gertrude M. Hess (nee Tarlor). Funeral from the residence of his grandparents, M and Mrs. G. Hess, 618 15th st. n.e., Tues- day, August v HIESTON. Suddenly. August 23, 1924, at Pittsburgh, WALTER HIESTON, son of Robert T. and Alice K. Hieston. Funeral Wednesday. August 27, at 3 p.m., from par- lors of Joseph F. Birch and Som, 3034 M st. Interment private. . HOLLAND. Departed_this life Sunday. Au- gust 24, 1924, at 6:30 a.m., MORRIS G . HOLLAND. son of the late George and Mar. cella Holland, devoted husband'of Emma L. Holland and beloved father of Eva Holland Webb. Funeral Wednesday, August 27, at 1:30 p.m., from his late residence, 1909’ 9th st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. 26 HOLLAND. All members of Doric Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M., are requested to meet at 1909 Sth st. n.w.. at 1 p.m., Wednes- day, August 27, 1024, for the purpose of atiending the burial 'service of our late brother, MORRIS G. HOLLAND. Interment at Woodlawn cemetery. M. N. McCLAM, W. M. F. W. ALSTON, Secty. JACKSON. Satunday, August 23, 1924, LEWIS JACKSON, beloved husband of Annie Jack- son. Funeral Tovesday, August 26, at 2 p.m., from Second Baptist Church, 3r H and Eye sts. n.w. Interment Va. Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. Departed_this life, suddenly. Sun- day, August 24, 1924, GEORGE JANNEY. beloved husband of y son of Minnie Jenifer and brother Thomas Janney. Notice of funeral hereafter. W. Ernest Jarvie Co. in charge. JOHNSON. Departed this _life 1924, at 5:35 e.m. WILLIAM H. JORH! Avgust 24, at 1144 21st st o, NSON, beioved son of Margaret Jones and grandson of Rrooks. ~Funeral Wednesday, August from 1144 21st n.w., at 2:30 o'cl Friends and relatives invited. JOHNSON. Sunday. August 24, 1924, at 11:30 HELEN ELIZABETH, beioved daugh- . H. Jobnson end the late Maggie Johnsou. Funeral _(private) from her fatber's residence Wednesday, August 27, at 2 p.m. 26° KIMBALL. Suddenly, on Sunday, August 24. 1924, Dr. ABRTHUR H. KIMBALL. Funerai from Gawler's chapel, 1730 Pennsylvani: ave., Wednesday, August 27 . KIMBALL. A_special communication Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. M., will be held &t Masonic Temple at 1 p.m., Wednesday, August 27, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother. ARTHUR H. KIMBALL. DONALD McPHERSON, Master. 0ORE. Suddenly, Tuesday, August 26, - CECELIA A. MOORE, beloved mother Fuperal from her late of Rose E. Moore. residence, 319 Pennsylvan e. se., on Thursday, August 28. at §:30 a.m., thence 10 St. Peter's Church, where mass’ will be said_a Cemetery. 9 am. loterment Mount Olivet ., ANNIE Funeral from her late residence, st. 0.w.. Thursday, August 2%, at . Friends invited. (North Carolina papers please copy.) Rest on in peaceful sleep. 27 'LEARY. August 25, 1924, O Judge, CORNELIUS Biuegeld, W. Va t Owings Mills. LEARY., late of Remains at chapel of W. Demaine, Alexand Funeral from St. Ma August 27. at 9 o'clock. Interment . Mary's Cemetery. Alex- andria. _(Boanoke and Hopewell, Va.. pa- pers piease copy.) SUTHERLAND. Saturday. August 23, 1 at 4 pm., Mrs, HATTIE SUTHERLA belosed wife of Keith Sutherland and mother of Mrs. May Miles and Arthur Sutherlan sister of lor and Edoa devoted grandmother of Phoebe Miles. Fu neral from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church on Wednesday. August 27, at 1 p.m. Rela: tives and friends invited to attend. 26¢ THOMAS. Departed this life Sunday. Augus 24. 1924, at 10 p.m., JOHN ALFRED (A THOMAS, the beloved husband of Catl riene Thomas '(nee Young). He leaves to mourn their loss four brothers, two sisters, one son and. two daughters and a host of iatives und friends. Funeral from T. B., "M . Jobn Mahoney officiating, Wed: 20X oguat 2, o 3 par o G THE FAMILY. ¢ | . Departed this life Sun Au 24, 1924, at 3:45 a.m., after a liger- | ing iliness. LAURA F.. beloved wife of Louis B., devoted mother of Randolph John i | ARNETT, Beaths. THOMAS. The oficers and members are here- by notified to uttend call mesting Tues- day evening, ‘August Z5th, 7:30 p.m.. to range for funeral of THOM e 8 Hy (Seal.) - CHARLES WILSON, N. cras. n. o TRebk “ WILLIAMS. Monday. Augu Freedmen's Hespital, ROB, of Sterling. Va.. hu<banid of « aldson Williamx of 2007 1 st of funer. WISEMAN. ti d ISEMAX fe. Sunday, at Weber Hospital, er u brief iliness, WIL® . husband of Daisy Wise- Chambers). devoted father of ~on of Aattie aud the brother of John, Roberts.” Fu- Biddetord, Me., LIAM, the belovad man '(nee Dorathy and at 1 p.m.. from ip Ba Rev. D. Y. Camp- beil partor. Friends and relatives nviteq * | WOODGATE. Mon August 1924, at | : . the beloved husband (bee TRiler). father and Mrx. Thomas R. fary F. Turner.. Fi iursday morning, Au 8. at 8:30 o'clock, thence 10 Bt Aloysias Church, where requiem mass will be said at 9 v'clock for the repose of his ool Rel; tives and friends invited fo attend. 27 In Memoriam, A tribute of love to the memory G. ARNETT, who went to his bome (wo' years ago today. MOTHER. * BAILEY. In loving memory of our dear som and brother, CHARLES E. BAILEY, who departed this life six years ago today, August 26, 1915, MOTHER ANDSISTER. ® BROWNING. In lovinzg_memory of our mother, BLIZABETH RROWNING, Who. g parted "this Tife one year ago, August of CAI] bearen! No one knows the silent heartache, Only those who hate lost can tell, Of the grief that is borne in silence For a mother we loxt and loved o we HER DAUGHTER LILLIA | City. Utah, and Mrs. A. H. Davis of | | this city, and a son, Harry Becker, | P piceed 1imh i, Joving remembr oo also of Washington. who was taken so ruddenly ooe Sear sgo Fugeral services will be conducted todar, August 26, 192 at the residence. 4115 Fessenden| When the August sun had wet street, Thursday morning, the exact nd the shades of night were falling, the saddeat time of all our lives. ‘*n you answered to God's calling. She aleens, the one so youn She Sliumbers sweet and knows mo care: Her heart was pure, her 1ife so Youapes Yet pot our will, but Thige be done. It we had seen you at the last And el sou” g ha, card’ the fact sigh 1 We would not feel 5o bad oo MOt Lov: MINN] 1AM H. HALL, BN AND] HAVENNER. In the loving remembra onr dQAvr danshter and sister, KA"'BYTB@L\VOJ J. HAV Wwho departed this life 11 years a August 26, 1913, Sweet memories will linger : Time 'cannot thange them, o srer: For the Sears that have passed conmot sever B e ! MOTHE D o MOTHER, HOPKINS. BROTHERS Sacred devoted ' sister and KINS, who departed to the memors of ear aunt. SERENA HOP- e two years,ago todar, Aungust Keep her. Jes Until we re 192 in Thr keeping O Master, Je o hore: And t Tore and hate her RERLOVING . BROT SMITH AND NIECES A% MALTBY. HENRY MALT i trict of Columhia’ Avgnce B9, 1988, tors St Panl,” Minn.. Frederick’ Cook dtult his wife. M. Chariotte Guy, born in (incinnati. Ohin. Survived by his widow, Lydia Enid Andre Malthy ac children, T s, : son of bor in Kentueks, TURNER. In wad remembrance of Ioved children. HESTER. who died, Jesuary 29. 1908, and HERBURT. Anguse 28, 1058, And God shall wipe awar ail their eves. “and Tiere" shall® be -y feors death. Rer. 31,1 MOTHER. * STELLO. In sad but lovin sad but lovinz remembs Gir dear sister MINNIE (nee Rutsiusr; who ed this life three se: e departed, this Jife three sears ago. today, In our hearts you are fondly remember Sweet thougiis sgil cling fo sour name: The hearts that” 1nSed ou 1o it "TRC Love yon in_death just the same. LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS. WILLIAMS. 1In sad but lovin, . 2 ut loving reme: e MS. who departed this 1i s £0 todas. Augunt o6, 1930, 10 0UF Ters suddenls God called vou to Hi rinese we oo, Gt rved Him faithfull JAnd were prepared to go. 3% No one knows the silent heartac Only. those who have lost can e’ Of the grief that is borne in sileace For a husband we loved so well HIS DEVOTED WIFE GERTEXDD, * WILLIAMS. In 14 but loving remembesnce §f(90r dear brother and uncle, RENJAMIN TLLIAMS, who departed this ) sears ago fodas. August 26, 190, " VT In_the beantiful here: In"the e that S to ne, Somewhere in God's great garden. Brother, 1l meet with thes. DEVOTED SISTER RACHEL. So 824 and sudden was the call, Your death was a shock to us’all S some das we will underst meet again in_a better land HIS NEPHEW BOB. ZIMMERMAN. In loving rem. brance of our dear mother. JOHANNA M. AN motber. JOHANNA M. ZIMMER- A ed_this Yetteranio departed ihis life one vear ago LILY MAY, who died MAMIE, JUL] 1923; also our sister, Abril 15, 1918, i LLIE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, HERBERT B. NEVIUS NEW YORK AVE. N.W. 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