Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1924, Page 5

THE SUNDAY MAXWELL’S LIVING ROOM SUITE - BEDROOM SUITE DINING ROOM SUITE Any One of These Suites Delivered for 10 Quality Furniture Within the Reach Easy Weekly or Monthly Terms - on Balance Beautiful New Kroehler Suites With Bed Davenport—in Velour Our new Fall styles in Kroehler Davenport Beds and match- ing Chairs are in, and we are offering unusual values in these handsome pieces all this month. Kroehler Davenport Beds are doubly useful—they save space and rent—they are beautiful dav- enports and extremely comfortable beds. = And their hidden values—their honest workmanship and sound materials—give them permanency that is not at all unusual. Come in and let us show you these suites. $10.00 Cash—Balance Easy Terms YOUR BEDROCM COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL This Walnut Suite—as Illustrated Above 10 INCLUDING DRESSER CHIFFONIER BED SEMI-VANITY CHAIR BENCH SPRING PIECES MATTRESS and -, 9139 $10.00 Cash—Balance Easy Terms A New 10-Pc. Genuine Walnut Dining Suite, Think of getting Dining Suites of supreme quality at such a $ 1 reduction! This extremely attractive 10-piece Suite includes a splendid oblong dining table, large, roomy buffet, beautiful china cabinet, inclosed serving table, 5 chairs and host chair, with genu- ine leather seats. All pieces in genuine walnut veneer. $10.00 Cash—Balance Easy Terms STAR, WASHINGTON. CATHEDRAL VERGER WILL RETIRE SOON Thomas H. Watson Has Car- ried Mace in Processions for Past 10 Years. Thomas H. Watson, verger of the National Cathedral for more than 10 years, will retire from active service in that officc on December 31, to be- come verger emeritus, it s an- nounced last night by the National Cathedral Foundation. He will be cceeded by James Berkeley, now first assistant verger. The action of the cathedral chap- ter in retiring Mr. Watson brought forth many expressions of good will from his assoclates for his faithful- ness to his dutles durnig the past decade. The verger Is the man who carries the mace in the processions at the open-alr services at the cathedral and on other occasions, symbolizing authority. Mr. Watson has been a resident of Washington. He 1s a licensed lay reader. He has been active in his own parish church and n fraternal organizations, especially the Masonic order. He resides at 2513 Seventeenth street. Mr. Berkeley has been first assist- ant verger for nearly a ycar. He served for many years as choir boy, crucifer and master of ceremonies at St. Paul's Church at Wasnington Cir- cle. His assistants will be Morris S Boroughs and Robert Paul. lifelong CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Filipino Club will hold com- memoration exercises on the 28th anniversary of the execution of Dr Jose P. Rizal, Tuesday, 8 pm. at Carroll Hall, 924 G street Mrs. Washington Topham, treasurer for the Washington Mission to Lep- ers, announces that the books will be closed tomorrow and asks donors to send in gifts promptly. Address Mrs. Topham, 43 U street. s Bastern Star Club of the Department will hold a special meeting January 2 at home of Mrs. Bessle W. Franzoni, 1900 Sec- ond street northeast, 8 p.m. The regu- lar meeting will be called off on ac- count of meeting of the Grand Chap- ter, 0. E. 8 . J. F. Dirsuwelt of Baltimere will speak on “Memory Training” at the meeting of the Washington Practical P'sychology Club, tomorrow, 8 p.m, at the Playhouse. Dr. A. Frances Foye, president of the Women's City Club, and Mrs | Grandville Hunt, chalrman of mem- bership committee, assisted by the board of directors and membership committes, will be hostesses at tea, | January 6, from 4:30 to 7 p.m., at the club, in honor of the new members | The board of directors of Phyliis Wheatley, Y. W. C. A, has invited | ministers, their wives, their congre- | gation and the public generally, to {4 New Year reception from 7 fo 8 | p.m. Musical program, 8 o'clock. There will be a candle light service {on January 4, when old members of | the association will welcome new Hotel Inn Phone Main 31088100 St. N.W. i e B 2 mors. Beams Like Motber's. the new silk lined. trousers. T’S the newest, dinner suit designed by Hart Schaffner & Marx. Rich black = worsteds Long Service Rewarded THOMAS . H. WATSON. Radio Gives Ships’ Location. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEAH BAY, Wash., December 27.— Between 700 and 800 vessels received information as to their location in foggy and stormy weather during the past six weeks by the range-finding station on Vancouver Island. Nearly 200 requests came from captains who had ventured almost on the verge of shipwreck on the rocky reefs, prov- ing the worth of the radio. E . Australia as “Curiosity Shop.” SEATTLE, Wash., December 27.— “Australia is the curiosity shop of the world and is a topsy-turvey land.” declared Norman Pearce, traveler and author, here from the South Seas. “On the island continent, birds have no song, the flowers no perfume, ani- mals lay eggs, wood sinks, rocks float, hot winds blow from the North and cold winds from the South, the lakes are salty and the rivers flow inland from the sea.”s —— ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY Dr. Gertrude V. Sheckells will give a free health talk, 5 o'clock, at alth Studio, 1628 K street. Subject: he Greatest Thing in the World.' Following the lecture there will be a buffet supper, introducing nutritious foods in proper combinations. TONIGHT. “Second Death and Second Birth” will be subject of a lecture to be gfven at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1431 K street, 8 o'clock. Publie invited ii Deaths Reported. Deaths reported o the Health Department within the last 12 hours: imma V. M. Cla ant st Mary Bertrand Garner. 81 1318 12th at. Doria Strother. . 710 224 st Charies L. Lavghlin, 82, St Hospital. John Conklin, 62. Walter Reed Hospital Ellen Pratt Fisher. 74. 419 4th st James §. Keiley. 84, 2141 1 st Noah F_ Ports, 0. 638 E st. a.e. Abble M. Crossies, 71, 1228 ‘Crittenden st Edward 3. Lehman, 16, 417 Falkstoge Courts. William 0. Owen. 70, en route to Emergency Honpital zaheth R. Walton, 68, 1211 Clifton st Thomas B. Graham, 26, Garfield Hospital Fwing Willlam. 53, Garfield Hoxpita). Robert T. Teck, 3, Emergency Hospital. Charles R, Abeli, jr., 1 mooth, 639 4th t. n Infant of Palmer and- Agnes Southworth, 4 minutes. Sibley Hospit Ann M. Holland. 3. Theodor Biggs, 53, Flizabeth Mitchell.' 5: Abraham Lucas, 71, 3219 Mt. Ple Elizabeth’s Hospital. 26th st aliinger Hospital Freedmen's Hospita Youw’ll like the style of Raleigh tuxedo suit smartest handsomely The coat has wider shoulders, short and snug over the hips— snug enough to “gather in” the high waisted, full topped 55 New tuxedo vests of quality, $7.50 to $18 Raleigh Haberdasher Inc. - Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen Ten F Street tery. BODIES ARE HUNTE IN SALTVILLE MUCK Eight Still Are- Missing. Rites Held for Other Vic- tims of Tragedy. By the Associated Press. SALTVILLE, Va., December 27.— Funeral servicés for the dead and a never-ending - but fruitless search for those still missing; treatment and care for the injured in the emergency hospital here, were the wearisome loads’ under which the heartsick peo- ple of Saltville labored today, as the culmination of one of the disasters at'Saltville on Christmas eve, when thousands of tons of slimy, burning, white muck ran over a barrier, snuff- ing out the lives of 22 and leaving the horror-stricken survivors to gearch for eight which are still miss- ng. None of the bodies of the eight who are still missing was found to- day, but Assidtant Manager Wiley of the Mathieson Alkall Works, declared tonight that the search for bodies would be continued until the last vestige of hope of finding them had disappeared. A corps of 150 or more of the company's men were bus; grappling In the muck all day yes- terday and today, but today, their work was futile. The men, equipped with gum boots, rubber coats and grappling irons, continued to drag the river and all through the section which {8 now covered with the muck. The bodles of Mrs. George Stout and two children were taken to Green- d#le, where the were buried this afternoon. The tired and worn people of Salt- ville paid last tribute to Emory Clear, aged 7, and an infant, after which the afternoon. Funeral services also were held here for the*two children of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Walk, Laura, aged 7, and an Infant, after which the bodies were interred in 'the ceme- The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prater and two -children were re- moved to Meadow View, a few miles from Saltville, and were*buried in the Alderson Cemetery there this after- noon. Funeral services will be held for Mrs. Ernest Johnson at Black- well Chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Craft Drifts to Arctic Islands. : NOME, Alaska, December 27 -Like nta Claus dropping down the chimuey was the coming of the schooner Maid of Orleans to Herschel Island late in November. Defeated in efforts to reach remote Victorla Land the schooner, locked in a huge ice drifted to the shores of the Arctic fsland and {s safely harbored for the 3 Herschel Islanders were fac- | ing starvation when the vessel ar- rived. Betting Is so prevalent in Scotland | that one firm employs a staff of 60| bookmakers and handles $1,500,000 in wagers in a y 1 ale. “black saddie. Apply th Washington Animal Rescue Leagie, 348 Mars 1and"ave. &.w. ¥ White, male, short curis. Appiy the Washington Animal Resc Maj izl scue League, 340 Mary WRIST WATCH—Christmas Eve. 9615 1 v after =T LOST. ATREDALE TERRIER_Three quarier growr: | 0o collar; answers to pame *Jimmie | Coinmbia’ 3651, | ack traveling bag, containing Christ. | 1fts: Washington Baltimare noutevard Thuredar, a.m. Reward. Rev. . H Lamb- | uth reward. M LE HOUND Femal spots with tan hesd and ears. name of “Fanoy™; had li 125t seen. December 25 1o Thomas Harvey, Box e BRACELE . sapohires, 3 dismouds. Keward 940 Munser bidg. HRIEF CASE—Brown | any one but owner: § The Bieber-Kaufman Co., Bite to Reward if returned 37, Anacostia rd. | ther: of no value fo reward for return 201909 Sth st. me. | . green goid. with sepphires, 2 pearis. platinum diamond 1o set- ting in center: Ieft on table in ftting room, Acond foor, Corset. Dept., at Kann's, on lact < ailver 1 1924 . nw sable ears; nw.: “eograved Teward. RIS pat reward. Adams te. brown spot on ba reward. Address 1333 Lincoin 9115 and whits marked d. 144 Ret. n.e. » Detwe man Park Inn and far end Conn: -Ave. Friday afternoon, about 2:30. Lieral reward Mr. Charles J. Rell, American Recurity and hone Cleveland 313. 20% brown; 1920 15th DIAMOND CRESC] rindic bull; defect In right eye. Norih Fox reward terrier, yellow diamond | 1334 G st n.e. mamed. Shinte:’ G st ne. Phone Lincoln Sabastian. _Good reward To_vicinity of 14th and" Park colworth’s. Please phone Adams FOUNTAIN PEN Tower baif. Saturday p.m. Tady F, Mall [ "s: gold: Hidg. 51 or Main between Lansburgh and Group. Call Adams FOX TERRIER -Female_one from 3145 16th at. n.w. Dec. k and gold. nklin® 4675, rom Rauscher's by mis take on December 28; party who has w1l please ‘communicate with Rauscher's as 00n_aw possible. 1036 Con BANDBAG lost, 5085 Q 8tar Dec. 25 and: 26, contaifed wrong tele- phone number. Will party who called fhe number appearing in ud telephons Potomac 3013 or communcate with above address? KEY_RING, with Teather (one anto, two Yale. two trunk keyw); in Center Mar ket, between 5:30 and & p.m. Return to 120 W _st. now. ot MESH BAG. silver, Christmas night on Perry place, between l4th and 16th sts. Contents, one $10 and one $1 biil and small change. Re. ward. 1408 Perry pi. POCKETBOOK, black patent Teather, contain- ing money, automobile license and pape valuable to_owner. Reward {f returned to M. R. Zachary, Del Ray, Va. Tel about 314, key and PURSE, small, conulnh:g Shout 31 o nd T sts.; reward. L I RSE—Containing gray gloves and sma articles; in Del Ray or between Del Ra; nd ‘Washington. _Please call Franklin 887 rs. B. C. Thompson, 62014 Ml’é! notity ave. s.w. REVOLVER—Colts, Told, initi .M, small gold seal ring, silver surface for fnitial on Columbia road. ' Reward to finder. Tele Dphone Potomac 8777, EX SAMPLE CABE—Small, black: Tueaday, Wed nesday or Thuriday; reward. Address Box 308-3. Star office. 290 SUIT CASE, straw. containing clothing; about 2:15 December 27. between Union Sih tion and 11th and Florida ave. n.e | weisBROD. | CHAPLIN. Lincotn 1182. UMBRE! —Blue _silk; 14th st. Dbetween Columbia rd. and Park rd.; reward. Adams 1601 £ UMBRELLA, blue sl Jost mac 'k car; reward. East_Capitol st.,_apt. 33. SILVER TASSEL, biack enamel top; Fridey. Call Columbia_1520. * 3 9th ts. WANKA}I!eflRE;l.d“I near and F sts. now.: reward. mer. 1006 Webster w.. Apt. 5. Washington, D. C. _ 29° 718 on Poto. 1R 18413, 314 | —Frida; ight about § p.m., a lad) R A T EI K £k botieeen, BU8 and Lith, or 120h ‘s 5 . or 12th ‘be- 1. a4 Q. Liberal reward; valued ag keepuake, Phoue Tot. 3442, 2 smatl m ave. tweer FARM OUTPUT BUYING POWER SHOWS DROP Decline in Values and Increased Costs Responsible for Falling Off. The purchasing power of agricul- tural products declined slightly dur- ing November, says the Department of Agriculture's Decemer summary of conditions. The purchasing power index figure, based on the combined value of 30 products exchangeable for non-agricultural goods, fell from 90 in October to 89 in November. The 1913 figure, used as a base, was 100. Decline in value of some farm products and increases in the cost to the tarmer of other necessities were held responsible for the index de- cline. A slight gain in favor of the tarmer had been recorded in October. Live stock and their products, ex- cept wool, stood at marked disadvan- tage in the general commodity market, the department said, but a higher purchasing power next Fall was forecast if hogs and beef cattle follow their previous value cycles s e Births Reported. | Birthe seported_to_the. Health Depactment TR e ST T e Vito and Amelin Rinaldi, boy. Jain o Ancin, JHERAL T, e R R ook ami Shabeth e, e T T B b hectne Jetbin Robert L. d Josephine Norfol Rodoey L. and Elsie G. 11, Luther B. Robert 7 William ‘rank A. and Ruth ncey G. gnd ( s les E. and Catherine Weils, Alexander and Irene Chanaka. bert W. aud Margery Hinton “narles L. and Eliza Smith, girl A T and Natie I Colsten; by girl Hunter and Marthe Pleasant, g1 Joseph and Katie White, girl Jobn and Vernle Cooper. bus. Oscar and Helen Corpenter. boy James W. and Mary E. Bell. gir iter N. and Marthe Snowden, Lo lliam R. and Pauline Anderson, g: Frank and Jennie Sewell, boy Michael and_Annfe Jones, boy Javan and Willie Teague, boy George and Sarah Clarke, hoy Marriage Licenses. Marriage licentes have been issued to the following orge P, Agnes B Lawrence L. Bowling of Newport, Md., asd vis of Chaptico. Md Jones snd Bertha E. Forwood. Arthur 1 garet F. L Bennett 1 Goodwillie of Chicago and Mar ado of Lynchburg. Va Funk and Carrie H. Funk, both « n Fla M. Callen and Theda Floyd. Va.. and Lula ¥ Va Arrington of Agnewrille, Va., an: ughn of Manassas. Va one B. Thompson of The ilai Emily M. Fishback of Marshail, Va Walter Miller and Dorothy Jackson. Rossiyn. Va Jesse T. Thompson and Jannie E. Middieton. Wilmer' C. Henritzy of New Orleans, La., and Bessie L. Stoner of this city Joseph Williams and Gertrude Good Tangford W. Smith of Westwood. Caiif. Dorothy L. Leetch of this ci Tra B. Folger of Los Angeles, Mary I. Brosemer of ihix city Constantine 1. Kojouharoff and Edith J Corser. Ve both of and calif., and zton. Del Preston Moses and Genevieve M. 1 Hamric Ct;;h:t Thanks. We wish to express our incere thanks and appreciution to our relatives and many friends for their kindness during her | illness and the beautiful floral tribute st teh death of our loved one. DOROTHY NAOMI WEISBROD (nee B an). THE FAMILY Deaths. ‘ ANDERSON. Friday Waiter Keed Hospital PHINE DENNY. widow derson. formerls of T'nited and mother of Mrs. Erans, Frederick D. Evans. 1 A oclock Tuesdar afternoon from St Episcopal Church, 23d and Pa. ave. ment at Arlinglon Cemeters BRENNAN. Fridar Ttichmond. Va rick and « from the chapel ave. se., on S:30 am where mate will he ment in Mount Olivel EY December ELLA of “Maj. , 1924, at CHRISTO. Jobp An tes Armr wife of Co Funeral at Paul’s Tnter Y December 26, 1924, in AN D of the Iate herine Hrenn; Funersl f James T. Rran. 817 Pa Tuesday, December 30, af co to St Peters Church 1 at 9 wm. loter BUDD clock p.m.. Sunday Hope M. E. Chu nds’ and relatives olexville, Md. Pr. BUNDICK. the residence of her sister Mrs. W Conner. Vienna. Va.. December 24, 1924, Mre. MARY L. BUNDICK. widew of Chiarles . Bundick. Services at her six ter's at 1070 a.m.. Mondar. December 0 Imerment &t 1 pin., Glenwood Washington, D, (. E: CALEF. December 25, 1921, Mrs. VENELIA | M. CALEF. of Marshfield Hills. Mass.. for many rears resident of Washington, D. . sister of the Iate Charles N. Richards. far 0 years keeper of the United States Senate stationery department: also of late Miss lLouise €. Richards, Miss Clara 0. Rich ards and Mrs. T, B. Van Alstyne. r 26, 1924, at 12 noon, neral from his late Monday. De Decem M., W. CHAPLI residence. 15 comber 2 CLARKE. Saturdas : 1024, At her residence. 3219 Mount Pleasant st Mrs. EMMA V. M. CLARKE, mother of Alice A, Clarke and Edith M. Riley and Sister of F. H. Meryweather of Denver. Colo. Funeral from St. Paul's Church, 23rd ~t.. Monday at Friends aud rela tives invited to attend. Interment private Remains at A. J. Sehippert’s chapel, 2008 1 Friday, De. shingion” fospital the Iate Charies B. from ng. December ber 26, 1824, at George MARY E.. widow of Cone. Funeral. privats, 262 3rd K. B.w.. on Mond; at 2 p.m. . CROBSLEY. morning. December 26, 1924, ‘after Jong fliness. at the residence of her gister, Mrs. C. F. Logan, 1228 Crit tenden st. h.w., ABBIE widow of the late Charies’ A. Crosley. Funeral at Teidgeport, Coun.. Monday. December 29. Scranton, Pa.. papers please copy.) 20% CRUMP. Thursday. December 25, 1024, at rexidence, 313 North Columbs st.. Al andria. Va., CAROLYN R., beloved husband of Elizabeth A. Crump. ' Fuperal sersices Monday, December 29, from M. E. Church South.”’ (Warrenton and Winchester, Ya.. papers please copy.) 28 DESSEZ. Suddeuly, Thursday, December 25, 1924, at 1215 pm., at her residence, 340 11th'st. s.e.. CORA CECELIA, beloved wife of Charles T. Dessez. Funeral from H Comforter Church Monday, December 29, at 9 oclock a.m. Relatives and friends vited. Interment private. DUDLEY. The officers and members of Camp No.'4. P. 0. of A.. are requested to attend the funeral of our Jate Sister LAURA A. DUDLEY on Sunday. December 28, at 3 p.m., from church, 1ith st. between G and H sfs. s.e. By order of the secretars: H. A. BURKE. Friday, December. ave. n.w., CHARLES GARRETT. 26, 1924, Mrs. Georgana tle F. Pinchbacl Funeral Monday. GESBFORD. Sudderly, Friday, December 26. 1924, at her residence. 3123 13th st. n.w.. KATE M., beloved wife of Maj. Harry L. Gessford. " Funeral wervices from ber late residence Monday. December 29, at 2 p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment private. GRAHAM. December 25. 1924, at rfield after a short illuess, THOMAS B. GRAHAM, aged 26 years, be- loved brother of Mrs. Agnes McGinty. Fu- neral wervices from his sister's residence. 4929 9th st n.w., Monday, December 29, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock (reek Cemetery. GREEN. Friday, December 26, 1924, at her residence. th st ne. ' MARY ELIZABETH. beloved wife of Edward 0. Green. Funeral Monday, December 29, from the above residence, at 8:30 a.m., thence o St. Joseph's Church, where mass will be jaid st ® wm, for he repose of ber sul Suddenly, Hospital. Relatives and triends invited. HARRIS. December 24, 1924, at Jo. kine Hospital, Raltimore, Md. WILLIAM F. HARRIS, belgved Kathryn (nee Morrison). Fune at the residence of his mother, Mrs. beth J. Harris, 498 G 6t. 5.w., December 29, at 2 pm. rment at Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 28¢ HARRIS. The officers and members of Star Spangled Baoner Councll, No. 8. Jr. 0. U A M., are requested to ‘attend the fumerai of our late Brother WILLIAM F. HARRIS, 10 be held Monday, December 29, at 2 p.m., from his late residence, 408 G st. w.w. GEORGE L. MYERS, GEORGE P. BARNES, Secretary. | NIERUS. Deaths. JOHANNES. Friday, December 26, 192 t his residence. 3140 Mowss Fressant. ar- o IRA T beloved ‘hmkband of Kathecins B fohamael, ¥l aerites at e Marice day, December 29, at ‘.'-ndmA S e JOHANNES. A wpecial communieats t Benjamin B. Freneh Lodge. .\n”qf:.ll"rmh : :\"l .‘1- hrr:-lrr ‘rxlled for Monday, 'Decembe:r 2, at :15 p.m., at Lodge Hoom No. 1, New Masonic Tempic.. Washioglon D) for” e " purpose ot comqnerle™ sayocic Pv):li\;l'l:\»';r ex 'l;ur /m: late brother. IRA H. e by the Worshipful SIDNEY I. BESSELIEVRE, Becretary. 28 JOHANNES. The members of Assoc tion (et Inbabitanin. e equested toatiod the funeral of onr Tate eoeniiay THA i, JONANKES, “Srom e Sarkns Tooge: copal Chitrch. 3rd agia A ste. oo oy December 29, at 2 pum, Moesy: THECHORE w. 1. ELIOT WRIC NOYES, President Secretary. 7 MONTGOMERY. Departed this lifs Decem cr 26, 1924, at 8:22 am.. after a briet at hix residence. 1854 2 st. nw. H. ‘MONTGOMERY. ' Funerai from Vermont Avenue Baptist Chure December 28, at 1 p.m. Friends tives invited to attend. Cemetery. Remsins at chapel James & Bro., 15th and L, sts. n.w York City. N. Y.. and Raleigh, X pers pl copy. ) MONTGOMERY. The Eldermen Relief Asso ation aunounces the death of Dr. JOSEPH MONTGOMERY at his residence Friday, December 26, 1924. Funeral will be held on Sunday at'1 pm. from the Vermont Avemge Baptist Church. H. . NAYLOR, President J. C. BURLLS, Secretars. 2 MONTGOMERY. Members of the Lincoln My tunl Rellef Association are requested to at tend the funeral of our brother, Dr. J. H. MONTGOMERY, from Baptist Church avel bet. Q and K sts. n.w., December 1924, at 1 p.m REV. J. N THOMPSON. Suddenly, Decembe: Calif., KARL (.. of Mary L. Niehus and fa H. Niehus and Mrs. bault. Notice of funeral hereafter. ORPEN. Friday. December 26, 1024, at 9:30 a.m.. at uls residence, 1325 Ofis pl., HENRY ORT beloved husband of y Robey Orpen. " Funeral from his late residence Monday, December 29, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited” 'Tnterment at Congres. sional Ce (St. Louls and Denver papers please copy.) PERKINS. turday, December 27, 1924, at the residence of her davghter. Mrs. Barrs C. Barnes, h st. w.e, BETTIE HAW- LING, wif the ate ‘Thomas Perkine. Funeral from V. L. Speare Co., 840 F st n.w., Monday. December 29, at 11 a.m. It terment Leeshurg, Va. (Lynchburg, Va papers please copy. ) PRICE REE Price hereafte ROBINSON. Departed this life Decomber 2 1924, ai 1 o'clock p.m., Rev. JAMES ROB. INSON. He leaves to' mourn’ their loss » wife. three daughters, two sons, a host friends and reiatives. He was pastor of St Steven's Ba Chureh, Kiog George County, Va.. 12 years. His remains will 1« state from 8 until 1:30 p.m.. Mon at Jerusalem Baptis Funeral Mo: Friends and . Harris, pa he conducted by the Conference of Washing w. D Rev. 3. 1 December 24, 1924, e Henrs F. R ot st Mount Rainie SOPHIA. widow of Hen wore. M. Funeral from the on Momday, December o8, & St James' Chur mass will be sung fo Le repose of her soul Relatives an friends Invited. Interment at Baltimo Md =3 TORREY. Suddenly. December 23, 1924, 1 BERETT A.. aged 52 years. Services Hysong's funeral homa Mo Decein E 10:50 a.m. " Friends incited to & 4. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Jn sfAemoriam. BERGER. In xad but our heinved son RERGER. who years ago todar versars mass at BEAMAX, Pres. Rec. Sec . 1924, in Los beloved husband ser of Miss Isabel sreuce K. Archam LUCIAN H. Angeles, cember 27, 1924, EDNA w of the late Dr. M. B sears. Notice of fusera and vi Pres.; Loving, D. D SNYDER. Wednesdas her son's roxidence, der. 3838 Thirty fo Md NNA Suder of Balt above residence £:30 a.m.. th loving remembra. and_brother. BERNAIL aeparted this life December 28, 1917 St. Dominie’s Church THE FAMILY HILL. Tn sad but leving remembrance of ¢ dear brother, LEO A. HILL. who died fo Years ugo. December 26, 193 Never shall we cease 1o love you er shall sour memory fade Sweetest Tove forever linge Around your sweet and_peaceful grave THE FAMILY. * In <ad It loving remembrance of EMMA L. who departed vears ago {oday, December An LOEFFEL. v dear mother. tiis Tifa six X181 Gone. but not_forgotten HER DAUGHTERS, GERTRUDE AND MA RI . MARTIN. 1u losing remembrance of my dear Dephew, REGESTER MARTIN. who sudden I¥ departed three years ago today, Decembes 28, 1921 Gone hut Dot forgotten LOVINGLY, AUNT ALLIE. * SMITH. 1n sad but_loving_remembrance of ms Belosed wife, MINA EMITH, who dr aried this life seven sears ago foday, Te comber 28, 1917 JAMES SMITH. * STONE. 1In loving remembrance of my dea father. GEORG STONE. who departe this lite eight g0 todar, December 28,1916, In the beautiful heerafter In the Tife that is fo be. Somewhere in God's great forever Tiear father. we shall meet with ther HIS DAUGHTER, MINNIE BROMLEY. * WASHINGTON. In loving remembrance of our dear mother. SARAH WASHINGTON who departed this life one sear ago, De cember 28, 1923, Oh, how we miss you on fhis das: You alwara hud something losing 16 sar With sour sweet vo And xour loviug smiles Ta_the beantiful hereafter, Tn the life that is fo be Somewhere in God's great forever Dear mother, we shall meet with thee We cannot tell who next muy fall Beneath Thy chastening ro One must be first. but let us all Prepare to mesi our God. HER_DAUGHTER. JOSEPHINE AND GRANDAUGHTER, VIR TYLER 1E WEST. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~ Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543 “WM. H. SARDO & CO oy 412 H St. N.E. Phone Lincoln 534 Modern Chapel Automobile Funerala il T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT _ 1784 N OAP. ST. NORTH o8, _ r———THE ORIGINAL ———y W.R.Speare @o. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 840 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ———— CQLYDE J. NICHOLS —— WILLIAM LEE. Funerai Director sad Emoelmer. Livery 1o connection. Commodious ehapel and modera crematorium. prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. R. F. HARVEY'S SON FUNERAL TARLORS. Fots 301 M FUNERAL PARLORS. _ Pot. 2207 4» Frank Geier’s Sons Co, L oE et Teicphore. _ Main 2473 JAMES 1. RYAN - .ll'l PA. AVE. 8.B. m VL. SPEARE CO Nelther the successors of nor come nected with the original W. R. Spears gotablisbmet 940 F St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Established 1841 Phone West 98 YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Faneral Directors Since 1850 M‘m 551 2 1733 Peana, ——— ——___Ave. N.W. PCHAS.S. ZURHORST. J FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service, Artistic—expressive—inexpe Gude. Bros. Co., 1234 F St. BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket ng:'a And Other Beautiful Floral Moderate Prices. 14th & B, Ter S $10¥. 900 14th St. N.W. Geo. C. Shaffer "4 8t % CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS Maln ¢ MODERATE PRICES, - Prompt deliverp 2