Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 7

A Store Near Your Home This Is National Canned Goods Week A week set aside for special effort of all concerned to impress you with the “goodness of canned foods.” We feel sure you are convinced of the quality of the kind we sell, so we will merely announce the fact that— Beginning Tomorrow (Tuesday) Morning and Ending With Saturday Closing, a Special Sale of Canned Foods as Listed Purchase ONE DOZEN cans or on Certain Lines Below: more of the kinds listed below and we will allow you a Discount of TEN (10) Per Cent from the total purchase price You may take all of one kind, or you may take one can of each kind to make the dozen, assort it any way you like, just so your purchase totals one dozen cans or more from the brands listed below. We believe this offer allowing you to assort your purchase any way you want to will be extremely pleasing to you. Needless to say that the items quoted below are always real bargains, even at prices we regularly quote. Corn: VShiiver!s AL ... oevssosn2gV5e Shriver’s Nectarine .. ...15¢ Shriver's Blue Ridge Trusty Friend Shoe Peg, per CAN ..coo Fruit Salad: Del Monte, No. 1. .. Del Monte, No. 2V5. ... Keystone, No. 1, per can. Apricots: Del Monte, No. 21, peeled. .30c Keystone, No. 2% 214, not peeled . G Keystone, No. 1, not peeled, 25¢ H Asparagus: California State . 5 Del Monte, Picnic...........23¢c Del Monte, No. 1; Sm. e G g =2 Curtice Blue Label...... Del Monte 1 Sq. Mam. White : Lima Beans: I.a Grande No. 2, per can....15¢ Peerless Baby .....0.....17V5¢ Grapefruit: 17V5¢ .. 22V5¢C Tips: - Del Monte 1 Sq. Mam. Green Bips: . 5 = Del Monte, No. 214, Col. White Peeled e D50 Del Monte, No. , Mam- moth, white stalks........45¢ 40c Peaches: Del Monte, 21 can........27V5c Del Monte, Melba, 2% can...30c Del Monte, Sliced, 2/ can...30c Del Monte, Sliced, No. 1 can, 17V5c Keystone, 214 Y. C. Keystone, No. 1, sliced.....1 Columbus Y. C. .. Beets: Blue Label, No. 3. Curtice Bros., No. 3, ex. small Peas: . . -1oc Trusty Friend, Ex. Sifted, No. Silver Lake, Whole, IS Eine. .10c Tins ..ol Tockey /Clubi. ... 4. o:cniionis -525€ Peter Ban ..... . .22V4¢c Silver Label Peas, per can. .12V4c Shriver’s, A-1 ..............30c Shriver’s Blue Ridge Sifted, 17V4c High Life ...............27%c Special Until Cherries: Del Monte, No. 2} IKeystone, No. 216 [..cvine. 2350 BelMonte, Noall..l.i. ... .0 72214 Butter News The butter market has strengthened considerably, but we have just received two carloads of the fine, fresh creamery product which is packed under our Sani- tary brand. So for today, tomorrow and Wednesday our last week’s price will 45¢ 1f you are not already acquainted with Sani- tary brand, you owe it to yourself to try one pound. It's well to know where you can get quality butter at moderate price. Flour Protecto Safety Matches Star Soap and Per Lb. 7 Sun Brite Cleanser . Pears. Del Monte, can Pineapple: Del Monte, No. 1, crushed or grated Honey Dew, Sliced, No. Prunes Smithfield Fresh Prunes, per Del Monte, fre Sauerkraut: Silver Flos Spinach Del Monte, No. 214 Keystone, No. 214, Stringless Beans: Blue Ridge Cut Stringless. . .15¢ Shriver’s Selected, per can...27¢ Succotash: No. 2 Trusty Friend.........17c Tomatoes: WO 2O ..o.ocnvosvnnsniaill No. 3 can, per can...........15¢c Silver Lake; Nos 3...........20¢ Saturday’s Closing Schimmel’s Jelly All kinds, including grape, glass. ..... Pillsbury’s Pancake 2 P. & G. White Soap .3 cans 13 Read Them Again—Too Good to Miss |JOHN W. GOFF, FAMED JURIST, DIES AT 76 New York Supreme Court Justice Before Whom Many Celebrated Cases Were Held. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 10.—John W. Goff, former fustice of the Su- preme Court of New York, died here vesterday at the age of 76. Justice Goff was born in Wexford, Ireland, in 1848 and came to this j country in early childhood. Admitted to the bar in 1870, he became assist- ant district attorney of New 1588 und served in that three years. Supreme Court from 1907 to 1918. One of the most celebruted cases tricd before him was the trial of the alleged killers of Herman Rosenthal, gambler, for whose murder in 1912, ‘Gyp the Blood” Horowitz, “Leftie Loul Rosenberg, “Dago Frank® Clroficl und “Whitey Louis” Seiden schner, were clectrocuted. Police Lieut. Charles Becker, Impli- cated n the killing, was convicted before Justice Goff, and sentenced to death by him. He later appealed but was again convicted. . In the days following the war while the terms of peace were being discussed he was one of the foremost exponents of the Irish republic in this country. His activity in behalf of the case of De Valera and Michael Collins was tireless, As chairman of varfous committees of Irish societies favoring the forma- tion of a republic, he made frequent speeches, presided at mectings and Interviewed officlals of the United States, presenting his case. He was chairman of the Irish dela- gation that called upon the late President Woodrow Wilson Tn 1919 to urge him to present the cause of | Irish autonomy at the peace confer- ence. apacity | 42 Families Made Homeless. | .\M‘INLDSOIL N. S, November 10.— | Forty-two families were made home- |less by a fire which early yesterday {destroyed 30 buildings in the busi- jness section of this town. The es- mated damage 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co, Main 1344 vork fin | He was justice of the | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | TODAY. Friendship branch of the Sunshine and Community Society will have a bridge party In the gold room of the Shoreham Hotel at 2 o'clock. The Washington Council of Social Agencies will meet, 4 o'clock, at Raleigh Hotel. Mrs. Mina Van Win- kle, Police Department, will speak of facts gathered by the bureau in reference to commercial recreations and the'r effect upon children of school age. Dr. Tom Williams will speak at & o’clock, under auspices of the Wom- an’s Welfare Association, at 1709 H street. 5 | :, ! Prof. George z will lecture | on “Development of National Political | Character,” in law school of National University at 4:45 o'clock. This will { be the opening address of a series on urrent political subjects to be given by the coliege of finance and business dministration of the university. k P. Myers will speak tomor- | me hour and place, on| onage as a Political Asset.” | | TONIGHT. Jumés A. Edgerton will speak on The New Philosophy” at the meet- Ing of the Practical Psychology Club, 8 o'clock, at the P! Takoma Park C will meet, 7:30 o'clock, in Takon brary for the election of officers Northeast Washington Citizen clation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Ludlow | School. Women's City Club: Dr. N. H. Dar- ton of the Geological Survey will give an illustrated talk on “The Canyon of the Colorado,” 8:30 o'clock, under auspices of entertainment committee. League of American Pen Women: Miss Rebecca Dial, leader of the dra- matic group, will meet that group at the clubhouse, 1709 H street, for con- sideration of a three-act play. The Force-Adams Parent-Teacher Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in lecture room of the Church of the Covenant. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor, and Dr. Fowler of the Health Depart- ment will speak. The Piney Branch Citizens' Asso- ciation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Ham- line M. E. Church for election of of- ficers. Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3, La- dies of the G. A. R.: Past National President Ella Jones will inspect the circle, 8 o'clock, at 1223 Fairmont street. i $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 35—send date of birth fer particu- lars and illustration. C | Asiers”orer §300.008, 000 P27 founded 183 . Le Roy Goff, 610 Wood: dg. : __ Insurance—All Brancheroit. sto" | | ix the rock upon which Chambers Is building patronage. Chambers’ Honesty protects the bereaved family in thelr ours of distress. Chambers’ Profits —are reckoned more In friendship »atronage than in immediate gain, Chambers’ Funerals are conducted with dignity and refie- ment, and display un elegance greatly in excess of what one wonld expect atf the price. This applies equully to all funerals. including those costiug ouly and $100. Chambers’ $150 Funeral £oi% of the finest. and allows & variety of 40 caskets from which to select. ek Chambers’ Ambulances, $4.00 local calls. Chambers’ Service —is complete, prompt and satisfactory. Chambers’ Equipment ~is the largest. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. The Brown Stone Funeral Home 14th and Chapin Sts. N.\V. Phome Columbia 432 and FUNERAL DIRECTORS. _ ‘WM. H. SARDO & CO., 412 H St. N.E. Phone Lincoln 524, ;Hdem Chapel. Automobile Funerala J. WILLIAM “LEE. Funeral Director _and Embaimer. Livery in connection. Commodior chapel and modern crematorium. Moderate prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1385, | ———THE ORIGINAL——, W.R.Speare o, 1208 H STREET,.N.w. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R_SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ——— GLYDE J.NICHOLS —— CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | The Council of Jewixh Women will | meet tomorrow, 2:30 p.m.. in vestry | rooms of Eighth Street Temple. Mrs. | Raymond B. Morgan will speak of “What Europe Is Doing Toward World Peace as Gathered From Per- | sonal Interviews With the Leaders.” | “A Message- From Temple Brother- hood” will be delivered by R. B. H. Lyon, to be followed by a special Armistice day celebration, | George Washington Post, No. 1, American Legion, will observe “Fa- ther's night” Wednesday at 1829 1 | street. | i St. Anthony's Parish Sodality will | give a card party and dance Novem- ber 18 at the Raleigh Hotel. | The Mirn McCoy Anmdrews Day ! Nursery Association will meet Wed- | nesday, 10:30 am., at Arlington Hotel. | The Civitan Club will ner meoting tomorrow, 6 |La Fayette Hotel | — | The WMassachusetts State Society | will meet tomorrow, § p.m.. in Masomic | | Hall, Fourteenth and Keny | Dr. Bagar T. Wherry will give ill | trated lecture on “Wild Flowers and | Their Conservation.” 0ld a din 30 p.m., at | i | The Ladies Auxiliary to Gavel Club of Master Masons will give a 500 |card party tomorrow, & p.m., in the Gavel Club rooms, 719 Thirtenth street. ‘Washington Chapter, Hadassnk, will glve a benefit card party Wednesday 2 p.m.. at L'Aiglon. Hostesses: Mr: Leon Brill and Mrs. Charles Rosen- | thal. Z i | | | i | ] Barry Farm Citisens’ Association | will meet tomorrow, 8:15 p.m., in| St. John's M. E. Church. Nomination | of officers to be elected at December | meeting, and motion pictures by ! telephone company. | e the inex- A dollar is soon spemt but riches of real friendship are haustible. — LOST. AIREDALE—Red and bize collar: 10546; reward. _Cleveland 339. | BAR PIN—Diamond; g No. 1 at Shubert-Belasco Theater or Le Paradis, Friday: intrinsic ot large but sentimentsl association is. ward for recurn to 1202 Decatur st. CAT—Maltese, from 14th st. and Decatur lunchroom. _Keward if returned 10% " R.F. HARVEY'S SON Richard K. Harvey, 1432 You St. N.W. HOMELIKE FUNERAL PARLORS. Pot. 220 dese Quick, Digmified and Efficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN Automobile CHOKER—Brown mink, night of 8th._Finder please return and receive reward. 727 12th n.w.. Apt. 1. Mrs. Meyers. 1s . spade, fox red. four white e DOG—Straight-haired Airedale, medium size, brown with white chest; collar but Do tag: Brownie. _Call Col. 3649, ice. Ci L THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS 131 ELEVENTH ST. 8.E. et melike Funeral Pariora ™ "™ Phons Liscoln 480. = " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. T3 e Chapel. Felephone, _Main 2473 JAMES T. RYAN 3|11 PA. AVE. B.!.u : I Livery in Connection. \/L. SPEARE COQ, Neither the successors of nor con. nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St‘ N.w Phone Frank. 6626 & < Joseph F. BircW's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.\V. Establisbed 1841, Phone West 96. YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1350 Main 5512 T Ave. N. Timothy Hanlon HS N. Phone L. 5543. — S F COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT NORT FCHAS.S ZURHORST. | FUNERAL DESIGNS. DOG—Male, black, brown and white; has two tags, 1923 and 1924, and harness; answers to pame of “Zi Reward. Phone Lincoln 398, | FRATERNTTY TADGE Greek Tetter (Chi | Phi). Saturdas, Nov. 8; my name engraved on back. Suitable reward. Address Box 11 Staroffice. GLASSES—Sbell frame, between High School and Plaza plasgronnd return to 304 E st. GLASSBS—Shell rimmed in leather 15th st. or Mass. ave., Saturday evening. Main 4836, Miss Salkenberg. GLASSES—Torto 1 on Chery Chase o 3 336, Apt. 111 _Reward. e GLABSES —Toitoise rim. near Nutional Thea-'j ter Saturday night. _Coi. 7905-J. i GLOVES—Pair fine black kid. Saturday. south Eastern Finder E n ace Theater Saturday. Telephone Cleve, 1364, Reward. 1e 'HOUNDS, two black and white, one brown and White. ~ Reward, 1305 3rd st. 's.w. iie KITTEN—Gray and white Maltese, Owner, 3603 13th n.w. . MESH BAG—Gold. Sunday, October 9. at An- napolis, Md. Valied as gift. Reward, Col. METROPOLITAN POLICE BAL Ieward. John F. Dankmeyer, 41 Bi as keepsa female Klinzl (ORANDU Return to cashier, dropped at 1 . st and receive afeteri ow-knot, diamond and sappiire, 1583 10th st n.w. TO0K, contaiin ns | ance. receipt, at Both and | o Finder | Blease Fetur to Tuther Wise, S008 Ths st. » o e BLACKISTONE'S FLORAL DESIGNS 15, 45 fa deheostelr - Prompt auto je Bros. Co. 1214 E St. 900 14th 8t. N.W. Geo. C. Shaffer Phone Main 108 CHOICE FLORAL EMRLEMS. Main 2416, st MODERAT™ PRICES. Prompt dolivery. We Specialize in floral Designs atsModorate ices INC w A Tlorists:. 14™& HSTS.NV. MAIN 6953 POODLE—Little, turd: Reward. white; strayed away from eveninz: answers to name 1213 You st. n.w. North RING—Saturday afterncon, Nov. 8, presim: ably in_ladi ressing rcom, second floor, the Ebbitt, lady's little finger ring, sap- phire, carved old gold setting. Anxious to recover. Liberal reward. Clev. 1769, e BRELLA—Sunds afternoon. Obevy Chase o bla ik, amb‘e’r ring band] Please call orth_1806. o VATCH—Gold, black and gold band, ry car, 8:40 Monday morning. 1253 e WRIST WATCH—Su , with green gold bracelet, either on Ga. ave. car or on Oth st near .l‘ Reward. Return 646 Irving n.w., Apt. 3. . BAR PIN_PLATINOM AND DIAMOND. SU DAY NIGHT, NOV, 2. LIREKAL REWARD Ir RETURNED 10 GHORGE CEOUCH, TREASURER CRANDAL THEATERS. OF FICE OVER OPOLITAN qunnl %d ¥ ST, W A { Hospital Frida night day at 4 o'clock. DONALDSON. MRS. HENRY B. WILSON| DIES AT THE AGE OF 92 Mother of Admiral Who Was Com- mander of Atlantic Fleet in World War. Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, mother of Admiral Henry B. Wilson, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet during | the World War and now superintend- ent of the Unfted States Naval Acad- emy. died at the Wilson homeste: at Camden, learned by friends her. Mrs. Wilson wa ton, De!., February 1 ried the late Henry B was active in Camden one-time postmaste the Board of Educ that city. | He died 20 years Mrs. Wils leaves two sons. Admiral Wilson, mes tioned, and Philip Wiison, who president of the Delaware River Di charging Co. i Funeral services will be held Wed- | [ 7 in Camden, N. J., at St John's | Chureh, of which Mrs. Wil- | on at the date of her death was the | oldest member. Wilming- . She mar- | Wilson, who politics and | nd a member of | tion | MRS. JENNINGS BAILEY | IS CLAIMED BY DEATH| Mrs. Jennings BaiieyAwife of Asso- | ciate Justice Bailey of t Court of the District of died at Georze Washinzton Uniy Mrs been in the hospital since Tue: when she underwent an operation. had been ill for about eight week Mrs. Bailey, who, before her mar- riage, was Miss Lucy O'Bryan, was born in Nashville, Tenn., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George O'Bryan. She was married to Justice Bailey in 1895 Coming to this city at the time of her husband’s appointment to the bench in June, 1918, Mrs. Bailey had been a resident here ever since. Mrs. Bailey is survived by her b band. two daughters. Miss Elizabeth Bailey and Miss Lucy Bailey, who re- cently graduated from Vassar College, and two sons, r. a student at George Bailey Funeral services were conducted at Lee's undertaking establishment vest Dr. Putnam Birnie offi was sent to Nasi Cards of Thanks. | RILEY. We wish to express our sin- | cere thanks and our appreciation t neighbors, relatives and friends for their | kindness, ‘sympathy and beautiful flural tri Utes at the death of my bel our beloved mother, JULIA A THE NEAL. We wish to thank the tives and Daughters %f Forest 9. for their sympat the dearh mple. 1d floral tributes r and uncle, WE: TAYLOR, We wish fo express our since thanks “and appreciation to our peighbo relatives and friends for thei dnes sympathy and begu = dur ing the illne belaved | daughter and lov GERTRUDE TAYLOR. THE FAMILY AND GODMOTHER, M MARTHA MARSHALL. DBeaths. Sundas, November 9. 192 MATHILDE ETUG Howard E. Ames. 1 ices anmounced later gton National C Departe tiof € godchild, AMES. DAVIS. at 645 LENTZ. | ¥ | RILEY. A Deaths. Young Men's Immediate Relief Awe Ciation are requested to attesd the {uners of our late brother, Rev. JAMES E. KENT Tuesday, November 11, 1924, at 1 pm . from Shiloh Baptist Chureh, 9th and P sts nw. . H. FORTUNE, Pres B. PRICE, Rec, Sec. KENT. Members of the Men's Clif Rock Association are ‘requested to sttend (h funeral of our late brother, JAMES E KENT, from the Shiloh Baptist Church Tuesday, at 1 p.m. & V. H. JOHNSON, Pres. w. J. , Seet’y. EENT. The officers and members of John Marshall Harian - Relief Association ar- iotified to attend the funeral of Rev. J CDWARD KENT, assistant pastor at Shilon Baptist Ch Bth and P uts. n.w., Rev J. Milton Waldron, pastor, Tuesday, Novem g iE President 7 v Secretars, office solic Dey Buildiog, Koom 40 KINGAN, Sat home. 102 E: ANNA M te) from Kind, 10 November 10, 1 ROE beloved won of Funerai £ N st. n.w.. 1 I Chareh, V., Weds Relatives and frie Monday. THOMAN Henrs K atz. Novemier 12 invited LOEFFLER his revidence, LOEFFLER Satn n.w., JOH eral Tuesday, Novem| . from the parlors of Per 29'H st. nw. Interment Py Hill Cemeters. Relatives and friends in vitea MCHESNEY. KOBERT CART of Isubella € November 10, 1821 McCHESNEY, husbani erney. aged 62 years, nber 9, h st n.w. ednesday, November 12 &1 9 am., from St Martin's Church. in terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives ds invited 1924, at her MARY M November 5 National : Sanitariom Johnson' City Tenn.. ELMORE F. MIDDLE TOX, belovesd lusband of Vinetta Middleton notice later. 3 anday. November 9, 192 csidence. 1307 Hamlin s enly 8, 1924, at ). MILTON. wife of Monmou!i d motber of Ambler De Wayne neral i PURNER. communicat bury Lod WA A day, November 11, 1624, at conduct funera) services far our late broth er. FERDINAND PURNER. By orde of worsbipful m: ALBERT S. HOPE Suddenis on Sunday, November 0 1921, FERDINAND beloved busband of Amelia K. P (nee Yost). Fune from the resi of his daughter, M from PURNER ment Suddenly on Saturday. November §, at 950 . WILLIAM TOLLIVEE . in his 37 ed husband of Mir: 0. Rile. iver). Funeral from bis late 08 Irving st D.w. sduy. November 11, at 3 pm. Friends and relstives invited to attend. Interment Congressioual Cemeters special communi n of George €. Whiting Lodge, No. ¥oA. A called for 1:20 o'clock p.m., Tuesd vember 11. for the purpose of attending funeral of e brotber, WILLIAM of the Woshipful Mast BOGLEY, Secretary 1624 of her sister, 906 Exe st. s.e., LLINS, ‘wife of Robert of Jumes and Agnes Io! in the 85th ye ral 2 p.m. Tyesday, Nove s pariors, ay. November 8, 1924, at his n Md., THOMAS v | sMITH. DECK. Novembe: 3 the beloved wife of Joln TFunera her st s aesday Church, where mass will be faid for the Tepose of her soul at 9 o'clock. luterment, | Mouat Olivet Cemetery. DINWIDDIE. OLIVE IDA. Porn October 1924, to Horace and Divena Dinwiddie. November & 1924 Interment Lake Cemetery, Penn Yan, N. ¥ EDWARDS. Saturday, November 8 162 HELBN .. beloved mother of Ediih May | > emains resting at the S I . funeral home, 901 14th st. mw Funeral gervice and interment Tuesday, No- | vember 11, at West Chester. Pa | FANTROY. Departed this life November §, 1824, at 9:50 a.m FANTROY. 'beloved danghter ton azd Mrs. Martha Fantro L st. nw. Fuseral Tuesday, November 2( 0 am. at Mount Moab Baptist Clurcl 27th st. Between Eye and K sis. n.w., ai 1 o'clack. FISTER. Sunday, Providence Hospital, JOHN J. F son of the late Jobhi J. and Adaiine Remains at the James F. Birch undertaking establishment 3034 3 ‘st “now. TFusers | services at Oak Hill Chapel Tuesdsy, No- vember 11, at 3:30 p.m. Relatives and friends fovited. GANT. Departed thi ber 8 19M. at 12:30 am Ioved husband of the lute Toving brother of Lizzie Gant and Mrs Howard and uncle of Mrs. Lucy Bowen neral Tuesday, November 11, at 2 o'cloc from Haveu's ‘chapel, 13th and B Rev. Brown, pastor. (Baltimore please cops). GARDINER. Suddenly, Satordny, November S, 1924, at Emergency Hoepital. FRANCIS 1. beloved husband of Marle Gardner (nee Tiruen) of Glen Carlyn, Va. Re rest- ing at his home, Glen' Cariyn, otice of funeral hereatter. 1 GASEINS. Departed this life. after a brief | illness, WILLIAM HENRY GASKINS, the beloved husband of Geoynetta and father of Harrison and James. brother of Mrs. Sust Hicks, Almira Wiseman, Fannie Waters, James Emlin and Samuel Gaskins. Funeral our Redeemer, | at & Burial Trelaties late Nor | Holy Comforter November 9, ster. s life Saturdar, Novem MACE, the be. artha Gant and a papers | and friends invited. | GLADMON. Saturday, November 8, 1924, at | 9:45 p.m., at the residence of her duughter, 141 3d pl. ne. . beloved wife of the late Syl- -"Gladmon and_devoted_mother of | Mrs. F. J. Kohler and Mrs. . W. Hokman. Funerai from above residence Tuesd: vember 11, at 2 o'clock pm. Relative Interment Oak Hill November 9. 220 6th st. p.w of George 192 Tth st now. Caivary Baptist Charch on Tuesdas, Novem. ber 11, at 3:30 p.m. Re ul friends | fovited, Interment Glenwood Cemetery. called for Monday_night, 0 p.m., at Masonic Temple, 7 w. arrange for the funeral of N GRANT. Funeral Tuesday, November 11, 2 p.m., at Haven M. E. Church, 14th and b < By order of Funeral from Howell, Kre Safurday. November 8, 1924. at the residence of his cousin, Walter D. Hall, Chestnat ave., Takoma Park, Md., JOF DILLON, loving husband of Bird Yances Hall. Funeral from S Stephen’s Ej Tumbia_rd., 3 p.u. Relafives and fri HALL. A special commu Lodge, No. 26, F. A. A. M. will be held Tuesday. November 11, 1924 at 12 o'clock noun, the purpose ‘of atfending the fu- our late brother, JOHN HALL. SAMUEL BLUMENTHAL, Master. ddenly. November 9, 1 . ifs. ‘A. LEE HOL Elizabeth F November 11, 11, vited. 1 of Osir i ot Miss Funeral Tuesday, stead. Canada HUGHES. Departed this life Saturday, vember 8. 1923, at 1 dence, 803 T st. n.w.. AN She leaves to mourn their loss three sisters, two brothers and a host of relutives and friends. Funeral at lier late residence Monday, No. vember 10, at 8 p.m.; thence to Shiloh E. Church, Charles County. Md., November 11, at 1 p.m., Rev. P officinting; Hev. H. Brooks, pastor. tives and friends invited to attend. JOENSON. Devarted this life November . RACHEL JOHNSON' 1 loved wife of J. A. Johnson, devoted moth. er of Madelin, James, Jcshua, Harry and Rachel. Funeral Wednesday at 1 o'clock from her late residence. 1% KENT. Suddenly, Friday, November 7, 10: at 11:30 a.m t his residence, 17 st. n.w. R JAMES EDWARD KENT, xl.rm husband of Mrs. Lulu 8. Kent: son f the late James B. Kent, stepson of Car- rie Kent, foster father of Bernice E. Kent, in No- at her resi Rela | WATERS. “ | CORBIN. MARY devoted ving a mother Hosts of friends of Hube two sons and a b mourn their loss. enty, November 9, 18 Hospitul. CLAR. of Frank Waters November 12, at 1:30 p.m . 3238 15th st. p.w Interment Oak Hill Cemetery 1 WATSON. Sundsy, November 8, 1024, at residence, 1 West §2nd st., New York Ci Mrs. EUGENE WINSLOW WATSON. w of Rear Admiral I » Funeral from S Church, 18th and gton, D.' C., T . at 11 a.m." Inferm, ST, beloved hus Noses). Fune: . 0n_Wednesd November tives and ment priva In Memoriam. ALLWINE. Sacred o the memory dear mother, CATHARINE LOUI WINE. HBR DEVOTED DAU AN KATHRY CASTER In sad but loving remembr mother, SARAH E. BRAD) parted this life twenty-three years . November 9. 1901 GHOVING DAUGHTER, BROWNE. In fond remembrance of ou parted davghter and sster, BURNETTA LOUISE RBROWNE. who o pescefully passed four vears ago today, Novem ber 10, 199, The strife is o'er, Rest sweet spirit, MAE L. the battle won, <t THE FAMILY * CHARTERS. In memory of my dear sister ANNA L. CHARTERS (nee Jessie Mangum who died November 10, 1918 There is a face so dear I m A form 1 cannot see; But let this little token show - That 1 still think of thee LOVING SISTER, EDNA SAMMONS. * In loviug remembrance of our i band and father. HENRY CORBIN, wis departed this life four years ago today November 10, Gone, but not forgotten. FAMILY. * In loving remembrance of my dear mother, MARY ELLEN DEAN. who de- parted this life seven years ugo todas November ¥u 1917, Denrest _omsor, sleep on in peace HER DAUGHTEK, MRS. NELLIE WHITE. DEAN. JONES. In loving remembrance of our des mother. ALICE M. JONES. who deparie: this life four years ago today, Novewber 10. 1920, Dear mother, how T miss you Since you werd called away ching sadiy T think of you each day KOCH. father, lite eight veras 1916. HIS WIFE PARISH. In sad our_beloved son PARISH. who died Nove ory of our hus! CH, who departed (his todar.: November 10 AND CHILDREN PETERSON. In sad but lovi dear wife, JULIA P lite (wo years Gy but not forgoiten ND SON, JOHN AND SON R remembrance of the S, who entered the ) 12 He is gone from among us and lomely ad the home that his presence no longer makes glad, He is gone. and & star in its brilliance bas sty But 'thé light of HIS_LOVING WIF AND CHILDR THROCKMORTON. In loving remembrance of our dear mother and wister, SARAH B THROCKMORTON. who _deparied this liin four yeurs wgo today, November 10, 194 We Nhall meet in_yonder city When our storms’ vosuge is o'er. achor ago today HER HUSE. WILLI Is 5 beauty we cannot forze CARRIE E. STOKES, e . MATTIE, one year ago today, get vou? No, we never will; We loved you tlien, we love y brother of the late Arthur Kent, brother. inlaw of Anma Kent and uncle of Mrs. Hill. Funeral services will take place ut Shiloh Baptist Church, corner 9th and P sis. Tuesday, November 11, at 1 o'clock. Your memory ix as fresh tod As in tie hour you pussed u LONELY S| DIDDIE, ELLA, V/LUTH; DEVOIED' FIMEND, JIMALE.