Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 7

Economy. your more to a fune other ne extra charges, FACTS in keeping with zncial condition, is no miss In its application expense than any d guarantees. a fu- Chambers Do s for $100. Chambers L SENATOR SCORES POISON IN ALCOHOL Reed Says Use in Industrial Product Is Little Short THE EVENING manufacture was * der. Dr. J. M. Doran, chief of the indus- trial alcohol division of the prohibi- tion u was explalning that use of strychnine in alcohol caused a bitter taste and almost prevented its use in synthetic gin and other drinks of the prohibition era when Senator Reed interrupted him. “Can a skillful chemist get this out in distilling?” he asked. Undoubtedly,” Doran replied. ‘That's reassuring,” saild Reed. Deran then told of another chem- ical. the use of which he declared would cause a taste in liquor which pproaching mur- STAR, WASHINGTON, then returned to the subject of poison alcohol. You bave already said a poison is put in alcohol and yet some buy this| alcohol, supposed to be pure, to use in liquor manufacture,’ said the Senator. “You know one-tenth of alcohol is being drunk and yet you poison it. 1 think you are poisoning the American people. I think it Is wicked, damnable, and if you can think of any other adjective put it in.” L2 Lol Deaths Reported. D. ¢, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924, 7 —_— v JAMES E. CAMPBELL, OHIO LEADER, DIES Former Governor and House Mem- ber Succumbs to Sudden At- tack After Speech. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 18.— EX-CONGRESSMAN DEAD. | Judge Page Morris of Minnesota, Formerly of Virginia. Judge Page Morris, Representative the Fifty-Fifth, Fifty-Sixth and Fifty-Seventh Congresses from Min- nesota, died at his home in Rochester, Mihn., Tuésday, according to word received here. Judge Morris had many friends in the District of' Co- lumbia. Born at Lynchburg, in Va., June 30, | sax Uncon battle, was in FRA Lopse Mr. s illne JULIUS KAHN DYING. Representative’s End Only Mat- ter of Hours. "ISCO, December cfous and fighting a Representative Julius a critical home here early today, after « re- vesterday. stein announced that “the end is only a matter of hours.” Kahn' foot infection while he was in Wash- 18.—| losing Kahn condition at his Dr. Morris Herz- s began with a | SCHLOSSER. Deaths. Tuesday, December 16, 1021 beloved wife of Ihe Iate Wit Funeral Jrom her-late ave. ne.. oo Krid pom. ervices Wt t) lenwood Cemetery 2:3 ives and friends lavites 00d Cemeters. Deo reaidénce, gty B.SMITH. Services. st Co. funeral Lome December 19, triends invited A Special communication of Rer b Lodge, No. 15, F. A. A. M ARG ARET, ltam T. Schiosse rexidence, 1126 Fi December 19, chapel o'clock. of 18! 1924, @t hie n.w.. CHARLES tie §. H. Hine« Y901 13th e n.w.. Frid 2 pm. Relatives s senda; Chambers et the Wkt o gardless of the low cost Chambers’ beautiful private ambulances are to olo) and from "local $4 Chambers ’\.v.,T or e e Chambers has everything you need for a funeral. ed for Friday, December 13 15 p.m., at lodge roow No. 1 Masonic Temple, Washington, Du«( Lo o€ Jurpose of' conducting ' Masou burial = services for our late brothe CHARLES BARKER SMITH. By order of the :o‘nmm‘m n 5 ington at the gress. would turn a person agalnst the fur- last session of Con- ther use of liquor. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Daniel C. Cullen, 32, Alfred H. ¥lyon, 77 Khode Isiand ave, George R. Marshall, 63, 920 C st. s.e. Henry H. Ridgeway, 51, 707 A st. n.e Mae W. McClure, 65, Walter Rteed Hospital. Jessie H._Bchaeffer, 78, George Washington | University Howpital. Alice E. Fellor, 68, 3646 New Hampshire ave. Henry Wunderiich, 73, 822 D t. Mike Ford, 59, Walter Reed Hospitai. wmuel C. Jackwon, 12, 1011 L, st. s.e. denry F. Oates, 28, Walter Reed Hospital. Richard Johnson, 76, Emergency Hospita “Wilson Sndler, 78, 50th and Fitch sts, n.e. David Little, 50, Freedmen's Hospital. Edward Nolden, 21, Tuberculosis Hospital. John Sweeney, 50, 1113 Tth st. s.e. Hollace L. Butler, 50, 2108 Ward place. Phillips B. Harrls, 73, 44 Patterson st. Julin E. Wichardson, 63, 1011 T st Marshail Ransome, 81, Casunlty Hospital. cen, 2 monthis, Childien's H Former Gov. James E. Campbell of Ohio, 81, died suddeniy at his home here last\night. He was stricken with heart trouble shortly after returning from a testimonial dinner in honor of for e r United States District Judge J § n E. Sater, where Mr. Camp- bell haddelivered an address. While Vis death was unexpected to his friends and assoclates, it had been expected for some time by mem- bers of his household. Signs of fall- ing health had been evident, they said, since his attendance at the na tional Democratic convention in New York last Summer. Gov. Campbell was one of the best known Democratic chiefs in Ohio and also was widely known among na- tional party leaders and frequently consulted on party policies. He was stanch supporter of James M. Cox at_the San Francisco convention in 1920. It was largely Mr. Campbell's Influence that kept the supporters ol Mr. Cox in line and fi ally won vic- tory for the Ohio man, it was said Was Thrice in House, Born in Middletown, Butler County Ohio, July 7, 1843, Mr. Campbell re- celved his education in the publ schools there. 1In 1863 he entered the United States Marine service, and after his discharze, took up the study of law, being admitted to the bar in 1865, L= Mr. Campbell was elected to Con- gress three successive times from | three different Ohio districts, He was | elected Governor of Ohio in 1889 and was defeated by McKinley two later and again defeated in 18 He practiced law in New York for short time in 1899. Returning to Co- lumbus, he maintained law offices up to the time of hig death COL. F. S. ARMSTRONG T0 BE'BURIED MONDAY Body Will Arrive Sunday From Manila—Interment_to Be — 1853, Judge Morris attended school at William and Mary College, Va. and the Virginia Military Institute, graduating from the latter institu- tion in 1872, He was assistant pro- fessor of mathematics at V. M. L. for several years and later taught mathe- matics at the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College. He moved back to Virginia and 1880 was admitted to the bar in that State. Afterward he removed to Minnesota and became a municipal judge In Duluth in 1894. He resigned a judgship in 1896 to become a mem- ber of Congress. He leaves a brother, John §. Morris of this city; a widow, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Morris, and four daughters THE WEATHER District and Maryland—Probably rain tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; oderate cast shifting to south wind Virginia—Unsettled tonight and to- morrow, with rain tomorrow and in extreme north portion tonight; not much change in temperature; mod- :rate to fresh east shifting to south winds. of Murder. 26 Decatur st. SALESMAN IS SUICIDE. ens Note to Wife, Then Takes| e ea . NI\ ices Trom his. late reold - Life by Gas. . nw., ¥ . December 19, Penning a note to his wife. in which assumed all responsibility for his | TABLER. The members Awociation oldes Walter C. Almond, 50, a traveling | g ;‘}‘[’.}"m“,‘“,_'f"‘.‘“,"" o Afiendithe sulesman, yesterday afternoon went to| WIN HOWARD TABLER “rooemier Fb the kitchen of his apartment, in the residence, 1820 Belmont Friday, Decew. Savoy, 2804 Fourteenth street, turned | ber 19, atilam. on the gas and ended his life. The| . poion “v,‘,m'” odor of gas attracted the attention | w; eparted resulted in finding Almond’s body. NDREW \\l\l\k“lh ni L st. m.w Coroner Nevitt gave a certificate of [ peloved husband of Matilda ‘Winkfield suicide. The deceased, native of Luray Tan Garhes oo mencSarals TyEidh Va, had been o resident of this city funeral bereatter. T PE0eld 111 years. He is survived by his widow, a daught Miss Julia Almond, and 2 Swo soms, Maj. awara Almond. Fort | In Memoriam. Benning, Ga., and Malcolm Almond of | this clty - |ALLEN. in Would Give It to Wheeler. National prohibition, sts, was placed on the grill today by lenator Reed, Democrat (Missouri), at |a Senate committee hearing on the |Cramton bill to make the prohibition |unit a separate Treasury bureau. Questioning a succession of Stone Funeral | nesses, including officials of the fome of | hibition forces, the Missouri Senator |asked what Congress could do to W W Chambers Co. make prohfbition agents “honest”; Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. || paid his respects to drug-store whis< Phone Col. 432, ky, and suggested that the author- ized addition of poison to industrial alcohol to prevent its use in liquor as it now ex- ESSELTEVRE, December 16, “1 suggest’ you give the formula to Dr. Wayne E. Wheeler,” sald Senator | Reed, “for 1 think he has been look- ing for that for a long while. Don't you think it an approach to murder to put a subtle polson into alcohol whmfi you think might be converted | into Mquor?” retars 1924, a1 vty EDW1 et 11 18° wit- he pro- d e Brov Doran didn’t agree with the assump- tion, but turned the discussion to whisky. He said whisky sold in drug stores was good whisky. “You haven't had as much experi- ence a Sena NOYES, President Secretary x n.e 1 RALEIGH HABERDASHER, i "IRTEEN TE! memory of ms late husband. departed this lif. ZABETH MASON ALLEN. - In loving memors of our father JAMES €. CALLAN, who departed this iif. one year ago today, December 18, 10 Loved in life and uever forgotten in death HIS CHILDR : | COOPER. 1n sad but loving remembrance of & dear wife and mother, MARY L. COOPEIr Who left us nine years ago today, Decem 18, 1915 iy e In onr hearts vou are remembered, Sweet thoughts still cling to Your dea name hearts that o ! « you | HER HUS | CORBIN. 1n sa our loving mother, departed this_ life December 18, 19 lother, dear, your name T love (was given 'you by God above Although four years you've been We love you more and more ea. he days are dark: we long for hank God we have the memers. What visions bright Compare with Kilmarnock works was of recently Dece Robert | for A Burns' $2,550 Cards of ¢h&nks. JACKSON. I wish to express my sinc thanks to’ my relatives and many fri Rev. P. A. Scott and the congrégation of St. Paul's A. M. E. Church, of which my sther was o member, for the kinduess and beautiful floral tributes in my recent sor row of losing my dear mother, Mrs. FANNIL TACKRON. 2 MOSES F. JACKSON AND WIFE. | TAYLOR—We wish to express our sincere Uianks aud appreciation to our reiatives and frisnds for their kindness and beautifu floral tributes at the death of our isband and father, CHARLES W. TAY LOR, Sr. HIS WIFE AND SON Deaths. BUSH. Wednesday, December 17, 19 b residence, 1234 ingraham st. niv. CLO. TIDA D.. foving wite of Porter L' Bush in_lier 320d year. Notice of funeral here. after. (Towanda, Pa., and Catssill, N. ¥ papers please ¢ . ntered edition sold Records for 24 Hours. 4 pm., 62:8 p.m 4 am, 8 61; am., Thermometer- midnight, 56; 48; noon, 55. Barometer—{ pm., 30.0 0.16; 12 midnight, 30.23; 4 a.m s a.m., 30.32; noon, 30.31 Highest temperature, 63, occurred 3 pm. yesterday; lowest tempera- | ture, 48, 6ccurred at 8 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 45; lowest, 32, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at & am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 40; condition, clear. Various Ulties. $ pm., 30.27; Again tonight — from 8 to 10, living models will display these coats in our windows. Ti AND CHILDREN. * but loving remembrance of MARIE CORBIN, wio four years ago toda: awar dax sou or jors so dear. thoughts of mother dea. HER CHILDREN. * A tribute of love to the mem NIE € RNWALD, who depart Weathe:. r rears ago today, Decem >tiona. rest Wednesday. at his reside RTER, bel: ter, and devoted on. Funeral Frid p.m.. from McGuir Keiatives and friends 18 bers of K gbts of Jerusal aticnd a call meel night, December 18 Toacral ot Blother BROTHER WIFE, GARY. kind GAR i DAVID E. WEAVER AND in Arlington. husband of . brother of Annie Jac Decemnber 19, at funeral parlors. vited. CARTER. David Lodge. You are ar the 1924 THOM Sacred 1o the memors o and devoted wife, MAY wiio entered into eterna ago_today. December 18, 1918 HER LOVING HUSBAND, RICHARD GARY GROSS. Mrs. LUCY GROSS departed two vears ago today Mathe 2 Joving MANDA The body of Col Quartermaster died in Manila, I arrive in this ecity . accom swam ed us toda - Dut panied by his widow and son, Lieut John D. Armstrong. Funeral serv ices will be conducted post chapel at Fort Myer gate Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Chaplain W R. Scott willsofficiate. Interment wil be in Arlington cemete. The following friends of Col. Arin- strong will act as palibearers: Maj. Gen. W. H. Hart, Brig. Gen. §. W Walker, Col. L. « cherer, Col Rob- ert Sterrett, Col Sherrard Coleman Col. Henry Gibbins, Maj. C. L Scott and Maj. A. A. Cedewald. Col. Armstrong was born in Indi- ana in November, 1868, and graduated from the Military Academy in the class of 1891. As a voung officer of Cavalry he participated in the Indian campaigns. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American Wa the Philip- pine Insurrection and the World War During the World War he served as cxecutive oflicer of the port of em- akation at Newport News, Va.; inspector of the Quartermaster Corps, A. E. F.,, and as chief of the Remoun servico he was awarded the Distin- guished Service medal and recom mended by Gen. Pershing for prome tion to the grade of brigadier general. | At the time of his death Col. Arm- | trong was quartermaster the | Philippine Department and geners uperintendent of the Army Trang- port Service Manila, P. I. He N survived by his widow, who was M Jennie Dimmick, a .m,..hlflr of Gen E. G. Dimmick, and by two Lieut. John D. Armstrong, Infantry and Frank S. Armstrong, jr., a stu- dent at the University of California F. Corps, S. Armstrong U. S. A, i Clondy udy Foggy Clondy Cloudy Cloudy Clear, Lloudy ABilene, Tex Albany Atlanta Atlantic Cit Haltimore it rmingham Bismarck Hoaton Officers No. jered ball Thursd: o arrange RTER PHILIP CASEY. December 17, WARD W. CASEY Inte Nellie CZ Casey mond C. and Brid his late residence. ber 20, “Solemn requism mass Joseph's Church ut 9:30 a.m. Intermen Mount Olivet Cemetery telatives friends invited CLARK. Mondsy brief i1} late Hiraj brother of th wie. st of 1 Funeral Chureh, M st between Fridas, Decemler 19, at Aqiula’ Sayles, pastor. The re carried to Lottsburg, Va.. for DALLEY. Wednisday. December Miani Fa, HEZ W ne w You this 1fe at the o you are gone hut DATUGHTE Sacred to 1 whio denartad t today. December 18, 1914 HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * HARRIS. In sad it loving remembrance « + dear i er. GEORGIA SIMMS nu. RIS, who de 1 thix life siz years azo today. December 18, 1918, snsli 1 cease to love you Never whall rour memory fade Swe. love forever lingers Aroun@ your sweet and peaceful gray Mo T know vou are ham In the mansion of the & Wiere theré is no pain or In sour sweat eternal not forgotisn MARY WEDGE. * nors of my dea father, JAMES s life 10 Sears EWA 1924, at 9 belosed husband and son of the late Ed et Casey. Funeral from HAMM. 1sband HAMM we’re ready again tomorrow at 9 Hart Schaffner & Marx Fur-trimmed and cloth Coats for Women Pt.cloudy - Foggy Clear Clear and December Never 30.20 30.18 Miami 30. New Orleans 30, New York.. 30.34 Wia. City imaha hiladelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Clouds and. Me Claudy rtiand.Ore 3 Clear Raleigh. N ¢ oRzY <. Lake City Clondy san Antonio, Rain San e Rain ar Tta Cloudy Cle Clear Pt.cloudy | Clear Clear Rachel H. Tolsun three s'sters and & | 2 rest memories will linger forever Tine shall not change them Years that may come cannot seve RELOVED ) EE MILD AN WILLIAM. RU rH Snow Cloudsy Clouds GHTER. MARIE RANDCHILDREN ANT) LEWIS MILLER DENISON. winter Haven. Fla Wednesday, December 17. 1 URBANE 4. DENISON nged %6 yemrs. Sorvices at Ale clapel of Glenwond Cemeters Saturday, December At 10:30 a.m. : e FELLER. On Tuesday. December 16, 1824, at | Cjear |10 pim.. at her residence, 3646 New Hamp ouds | hire ave. ALICE E. FELLER. beloved | Wife of Mahien G. Feiler. Funeral service at the chapel of Thomas §. Sergeon. 1011 D st nw. Thursday. December 15, at S p.m. Relafives and_friends invited to at tend. Tnterment at Woodstock, Va. 18® FLAHERTY. Thursdsy. December 15, 1924 At 9330 a‘m.. JAMES FLAHERTY, beloved son of e’ Lo James and Katherine Fiaherty e of funeral hereafter. GIBSON. “Thurluy. December 18, 1921 the Confede Home at Pikestille, Md WILLIAM N, Rendlins resting at W.oW e < funeral parlors. 1401 st corner Chapin. > funeral hercaft GRAY. Departe life Wed e cember 1 8 am., JOSEPH GRAY, s years ' He_leave purn’ his loks hix wife, Mrs. Martha - ay: two danghters, Mrs. John Cotter, Mrs 3 B L ! | JACKSON. e embrance | of our ‘e DOROTHY ALICE | JacksoN ted this life twe Years aze toda 18, 1922, her residence. 3 wort and sudd dear T only 1 The pain of Tn om The hearts St Lonis. 0.96 3t Paul.. Seattle Spokane WANH.,DC. 3 the can who was loved br a thout farewell and rememhered to your name hat loved vou so dearly in life Lnve x death just the same. HER “LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER BENJAMIN AND LUBERTA JACKSON FORE Greenwic today ) Temperature. Weather TR T Clear 3 Part clonds Fart clondy | Fart clouds | Ralning [ Part clouds Cloudy | Cloar | Clear Clondy Cloudy ot 5 am Stations. tondon, Fogland Fran gen, Denmark m, Sweden.. time. HALF-PRICE Coats, now $27 $110 Coats, now $55 $60 Coats, now $3() $125 Coats, now $62- $150 Coats, now $75 $5 $175 Coats, now $87- Other Hart Schaffner & Marx Fur-Trimmed and Cloth Coats at ONE-THIRD and ONE-QUARTER Off o | JESSUPS. 1n sad ot Mrs. EDITH JESSUPS, former president of the Organ Mite Club of the Vermont Ave Raptist | Chur. o departed | thie 1if December 15, 19 e year ago iodas The cross was born bravely The crow now won. She he her Master Tis loving ““Well done.” Nably sie ta'led in his field ti] ast death iad nat terrors when life’s day on Kind on. Tife find: wing remembrance of Torto Havana. Cuba..... Colon, Canal Zone. Efforts to attach a wireless aerial to a tree in the cemetery of Ash- ford, Ireland, were stopped by the town_counc .50 .00 .50 00 - Loan Quickly Subscribed. NEW YORK. December 18-——Over- subscription of the $50,000.000 loan to the Kingdom of Belgium was indi- cated today in the announcement that the books had been closed half an hour after the offering had been made for public subscription at 8§71, to yield 7 per cent. i o < noble and earnest and 18 December where the dearest of virtne we We ay, residenc 18 stonw., ACKSON, beloved husband of brother of Roherta Hawkins. Ella Woods and_Emma Brown. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis_ funeral parlors, 2332 Georgia ave. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. JOHNSON. Suddeniy, Mondas. December 13, 1921, at Emergency Hospiial, RICHARD heloved father of Florence Powell and | Esielie New of Richmond, Va. Sersices at W. W. Deal's, 81 Fridas. De cember 19, at 1 interment at Ariington 8t 2 p.m. (Richmond, Va., papers please copy.) KILLIGAN. Wednesdny, December 17. 1824 DANIEL, beloved husband of the Mars Killigan. Funeral from his late residence. 1508 Buchanan st. n.w., on Saturdar, De cember 20, at 8 a.m. Requiem mass At the rch of the Immsculate Conception at a0 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19% MAIDENS. Thursday, December 18, 1924, at 12:20 a.m., at her residence, 3704 § st. n.w. MARTHA, beloved wife of Charies A Maidens. ' Funeral sercices at the chapel of W. W. Chambers. 14th st. corner Chapin. | turday, December 20. at 11 am. Rela s and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. McCAFFERTY. Suddenl cember 17, 1924. at 4:13 p.m., at his resi- | Qence, 1202 Monroe st. n.w., ARTHUR J McCAFFERTY, beloved hushand of Carric Funeral services Saturday morning at 9 | o'clock at Sacred Heart Church. Interment (private) at Rock Creek Cemetery. 10 MoHUGH. Wednesder, December 1924, LEO P, beloved son of Cornelius ang Mar. | ret McHugh and brother of Frank A. of | New York, Dr. Neil J. and Joseph McHugh and Mrs. James Connolly of 2082 Lincoln rd. Funeral from the abore residence Satur- day, December 20, at 8:30 a.m., thence to artin's Church, where mass will be at 9 am. Reiatives and friends in- (Seranton, Pa.. papers please cops.) AUTOMOBILE GLOVES (pair). Ladies' glove, right hand. Man's glove, left hand Mitten, left’ hand. Pattern purchased at Lansburgh & Tros Leather container with key and car tokens. Christmas cards from Kann's, also keys. Above articles found in Star office during period covering several weeks; may be re | covered by owner upon identifica chief_clerk. DOG t chow and part red In color; white on his chest; we collar. _Apply Washington ever pure as the white lilr Fow sadiy we miss vou each day and en Y THE CLUR HATTIE COLEMAN, Pres WN. Viee Pres THA PATCHER. Sec JO¥FS. 1 ANTHONY ago todny __ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " JAMES T. RYAN 817 FA. AVE. 8.E. ‘ 1 Chapel. Lincols Moteh CHTL a2 12 | Livery in (.\muecllfl! \/L. SPEARE CO Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishmeat. Phone Frank. 6628, ¥ 7 | Quick, mi nified -na mc'm Service. of dear fatler us one yo 1923 What peaceful hours we then enjoved How sweet b's memors stil] he has left an aching void i Which the werld can MS TOVING DATGATE LAW. ROSA AND GEORG LINDSAY. In sad bnt loving remembrance of my desr father. GEORGE LINDSAY. w departed this life one year ago todas. cember 18, 102 Dear father, how T miss v Since vou wara called awas Mr heart is aching sadly As T think of you each da Vorget yon. mo. T mever will T loved vou then. T love van st Tonr memors fs as frosh fodar A< in the hour Ton passed awar Slean rn. some dav/T hope tn meet T TONELY DATGHTER. GERTRUDY NEWMAN. but lnving _remembran of aur dear mother. ELLA NFWMAN. w! @ieA weven vears nen ‘odav. Decemher 1% 1917, TER DAUGHTERS AND SONS, + PATTERSON. 50 Dreember 18 i datk ring strap Animal Rtes $100 Coats, now AND SON 1Y WILLIAME * White with black spots and lack erect ears; male. Appl: <his 10 League, 349 Maryiand POODLE Male, white with black s ply Whshington Animal Rescue League, Ap 34w LOST. AIREDALE —Male, named Kenton Station, | 3d. ) Mrs. s10 B e-r. N u\col.x 8200, Avtomobile Service. Chapel. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIKCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Established 1841 o Phone West 96 YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 e . Ave. N.w, Timothy Hanlon PhoneYL. 3543 WM. H. SARDO & CO,, Phone Lincoln 524. __Automobile Funerala T. F COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7976, - r———THE ORIGINAL ——— W.R.Speare @o, 1208 H STREET,N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE L———GLYDE J. NICHOLS —— J. WILLIAM LEE. Yuneral Director Embalmer. Livery in connectio: Moderate chapel aud imodern "crematorium. prices. 882 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1388 R. F. HARVEY'S SON Richard K. Harvey, 1482 You St. FUNERAL_ PARLORS. - Pot. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i Modern uup-l. Teiephose. _ Main 2473 PEHAS.S. ZORHORST. | FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St. Gmmxa«nsu N.W. Phone M CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS — Msin 2416. at MODEBATE PRICES __ Prompt delivery. BLACKIST! ONE'S | Floral “Blanket Spra And Other Bequtiful Floral Designs at oderate Prices. uucu Tel, M. 3705, Rob, | Wednesdar, De- | Our doors were stormed this morning; the store has been crowded all day—serv- ice has been strained to the utmost as hun- dreds of women sought the most amazing values of the year. confaining _mones books and letier with owner's name. on Branchrille car or at 11th and G sts. December Reward if returned to 1118 Fairmont st. * can 1018 6th saa return other contents. Tn lovin= remembrance of s dear_ son. McKINLEY PATTERSON. wha Aeiarted fhis ife thiee years age fedar Tecomber 18, 121 have money st._s.e. 5 BREAST PIN_Wednesday, shopping district, valued by death. Plerce st. n. ROX_—Will person who took box of embroidery mistake from lavatory in Lanshurgh & Bro. Lansburgh_and Bro. or to 113 Tea st. n.w. after 5 s COTN PURSE_Small, = 523, North 2286, Yoo DINNER RING. with 5 diamonds; on 11th n.w. between M aml N: reward. 'Call Frank- lin_8282. = 1o+ EYEGLASSES, shell rim, in Edmonds’ case, Wedneaday morning, between H st, and 7th and Pa. ave. now. or on northbound 7th q Telephone Franklin 1911-J. HANDBAG—Lady's brown leather, afternoon December 17. December 17 in = with name Hayden inside; Regard from Lomax, 1 but_not foreatten HIS DEAR MOTHER. * SIMMS—STEWARD—JACKEON. In “""h re. membrance of onr helared anes. who have entared intn sternal et namely: My be Taveq husband, WILLIAM 1. SIMMS. Sr four vears ago fodnr December 15 1820 HATTIE STEWARD. T and @ dear friend el brow Wednesday. December ADELAIDE M., the - 'W. Murray. sr., and mother of Violet and Walter and Mrs. (. E. Crump. Funeral o be held st their 1418 W st. n.w., Saturday, Tomorrow at 9 o’clock begins the second day; stocks will be rearranged tonight for another big day of tremendous volume. Exquisite fur-trimmed coats from Europe’s finest looms; cloth coats for every occasion—all sizes still here—come tomorrow! Suddenly FLIZA JACKSON, 13 1921, Loved in life, in death remembered Angels Ted them all the war Rich in memory, Jesus called To the 1and of endless das. SADLY MISSED. WIFE AND DATGHTE' RACHET, STMMS SONS AND @GDANND SONS, JOHN AND WM. J. SIMMS. IR OR. A tribnte of lare ta the memore e asa rochand.| DOCGIAS TATLAR Wi nassed awar seven rears ago toder. December 18, 191 In_my heart your memorr lingers Tender. kweet, fond and true. There is mat & dav. dear husband That I do not think of yoi HIS LOVING WIFE. THOMAS. Tn sad but 1dvine rememhrance of our dear daughter, PEARL THOMAS (ver Trisco). who 1eft us four years ago.todar. December 18, 1620. TUnright and faithfnl in all her wars. A wonderfal eharacter to the and of her day< A Taving ehild. <> good and Eind Tehat a_wonderful memors she leff hehind FATAER. MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SISTER. . TIMUS. Tn mema-r of our devatsd hudband an1 father. WILLIAM H. TIMU Tert ne snddents fwo years ago tod comber 18,1090 HIS WIFE, MARY C. TIMUS, DREX. ™ | WAYNE. ‘Tn sad but incine remembeanss” of mv denr danghter. GOLDTE L. B. WATNE who ceparted this life 18 years ago todar Decenler 18, 1808, Dearest daughter. then has left me, A s wet deenly felf. Rt it ix Ged that hes bereft me, Fe will #)1 mv_sarraze heal SAD AND LONELT MAMMA WEBSTER. In lovine memory of onr dear wife and ‘mother. MARY A. WEBSTER. who departed th's 1ifa two years ago fodsr. December 18, 1 A _loving mother wa once -enioyed, Tlow sweat the memorr still: But desth has left a loneliness The world can never fll There is A face so dear I miss. A form 1 cannot see, But let this little token shew That T sHll think of thee. PEVATEN PUSEAXD, BETT X, WERSTTR AND FAMILY, . December them 10% December 15, apitol Heights, HENRY F., beloved hushand of Eletiora A. Nolan '(nee Brown). Remaius resting at_the chapel of Willlam H. Sardo & Co., 412 H st. ne. FuneAl from the chapei of William H. Sardo Co., Friday, De- cember 19, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to'attend. Interment Arlington N tional Cemetery. (Canton, Qhio, paper please_copy. ) 18 OSBORNE. Departed this life Wednesday, December 17, 1924. at Freedmen's Hospital, JEROME B! husband of Sarah Palmer Osborne. brother of Mary A. Colbert, father of Hayden, Leonard, Eunice, Jerome. Helen. Florence and Mary ‘Osborne. ~ Funeral from the parior of Moon & Alien. 12jh and Florida | ave. n.w.. Saturday. December 20, at 1 pm Rev. Olden officiating. lnterment Harmooy Cemetery. 19 PETERS. Wednesday. December 17. 1024, at her residence. 1501 Harvard st FLORENCE, beloved wife of L. H. Funeral from Calvary Methodist Columbia _1d.. between 14th and 15th sts. n.w.. on Friday, December 19, at 2:30 p.m REEDER. Departed this life Toesdey, De- cember 16, 1924, at 1135 p.n., at her resi- 462 Ridge 5t n.W.. CLARA REEDER Woedland), the devoted wife of James T. and mother of John V. Reeder and moth- er-in-law of Elizabeth B. Reeder. Funeral Saturday, December 20. at § a.m.. from the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Where requiem mass will be said for the repose of her sor rs please copy.) , December 16, 1924, Brooks ct. m.w. NANCT TICHARDSON, tetoved mother 'oi Travers and Annie Nesby. . She to mourn thelr loss five sons, “two daughters. two granddaughters and three grandsons. Remains, resting . Ernest_Jarvis funeral parlors, n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. RYAN. Wednesday, December 17, 19 Jym: At the residence of hia’ u as Elam, 731 Sth st. n.c.. ROBERT ¥., beloved son. of ftyan and the late Mary E. Ryan. Notice of funeral here after, near Sth = Phone Adams HAT—GIrl's Black felt, from auto Wednesday. Notify Col. 198. TRISH TERRIE] on breast; tag No. 9352, ONEY—fetween adaress nd_car Georgla_avenue December 17 Finder please. return to 923 Madison Phone Col. 4247. Reward. MONEY—Pay, in_Merchants' Bank envelops, between Sth and G and 3rd and Pa. ave. s.6. ame. J. A. Simmons. 417 A st. 5e NECKLACE_Amber. beads; 10st Monday. Columbia_6359-J. PIN—_Shrine emblem surrounded by pe Phone Potomad 2708-W. Reward POCKETBOOK—Black, containing $30, um, nesday evening after § o'clock on Tth street between H and F. Reward. G823 Potomac avenue n.w. . BOOK—Small, —TLight brown, WhTte wpot T1685; reward. b Columbia Tine on . M Deposits Accepted — aleigh Haberdasher Thirteen-Ten F Street between G and_E on n.w. Reward. Address Box S14-H, Star office. > 18 POCKBTBOOK, blagk, near corner Quebec sf, and Georgia ave. Reward it returned to 7“ Yuebec at. n.w. PURSE, with cash and driver's license. anl. - BKirm, 4304 Brandywine st now. RING—Sapphire and diamond; vielaity 7ih 5 Market; 5 reward. Galt & Bro., ave. l UMBRELLA, gold handle, with {nitials - L. M., B‘%"Iflnd ‘l'. IL).; 'fiy:'t(]':ndq": n?d Monroe. party who found Kiadly ret to 3610 22nd n.e. and receive rewardz - WATOH CHARM—Commandery, name J. H. Sinelair, Port Huron, Mich., on charm. Re- ward if sent to J. H. Sinclair, 92 West '!YP’ ave.. Detroit, Mich. WATCH-Gold, hustiog cane. Tadye. Sanday morning, going' from 32 L P st. cars. Reward if returned ‘0 32 1, WRIST WATCH—Whie gold, bl: Monday afterncon. Reward. Adams 1187, - / e ! Sy AND_CHIL 3