Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 7

DAVID BERGAZIN DIES, HEART DISEASE VICTIM Had Iong Been Identified With Activities of Hebrew Associations in Washington. David Bergazin, 59 years old, en- saged for many years in the dry goods business on Seventh street, and long prominently identifled with Jewish ac- tivities here, died of heart disease at his residence, 1119 Clifton street, yes- terday. He had been a resident of Washington for the last 35 vears. 1219- Mr. Bergazin was one of the found- ers and president of the Hebrew Free Loan Association, and was a member of the B'rith Sholem, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Mac- cabees. He retired from business about five years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Celia Bergazin; five daughters, Mrs. Isadore Kahn, Mrs. Louise Jacobs, Miss Lilllan Bergazin, Miss Sadle Ber- gazin and Miss Flora Bergazin, and a son, Charles Bergazin, all uf this city. Funeral services were conducted at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rabbl Louls J. Schwefel of- ficiated. Interment was in Adas Israel Cemeter: 1221 G Street N THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WILL RADIO HARDING MEMORIAL EXERCISES Unveiling Ceremonies for Tablet at Vancouver, Erected by Kiwanis Clubs, Scheduled for Tomorrow. By the Assoclated Press. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, September 15.—Ceremonies of the un- velling tomorrow of a memorial to President Harding erected in Stanley Park here by the Associgted Kiwanis Clubs of Canada and the United Established 1209 ) States are to be broadcast by the Canadian National Rallway from its station CNRV. The program is to start at 2 o'clock Pacific time and is to be broadcast on a 291-meter wave length. John H. Moss, International presl- dent of the Kiwanis Clubs, is to un- vell the memorial tablet. Senator Frank B. Willls of Ohlo, who nomi- nated Warren G. Harding, is to rep- resent the United States, while Dr. D. H. King, minister of works of Can- ada, is to n&resenl the Dominion government. King represented Can- ada when Harding was here fn 1923. Dr. George T. Harding, jr., brother of the President, is also to be present. Store TUESDAY, SEP RITES FOR DR.H.R. CARTER Services for Former Public Health Official Tomorrow. Funeral services for Dr. H. R. Car- ter, former Assistant Surgeon General of ‘the United States Public Health Service, who died yesterday at the Westmoreland Apartments, will be held at 10 o'clock a.m. tomorrow at St. Margaret’s Church. Archdeacon Sterling Claiborne of Sewanee, Tenn., and Rev. Mr. Smith of St. Margaret's Church will conduct the services. In- terment will be at Ashland, Va. Hours: 9 AM. to 6 PM. Tall ‘A Week of Typical of the New Fall Mode An Incomparable Offering of Quality Of Satin, Georgette, Velvets and Popular Brocades For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear $24.75 New Styled With Long Sleeves % Vast Importance, Offering Unprecedented Values A Wilderness of New Autumn Fabrics Now Displayed in the New Silk and Yard Goods Section---3d Floor Do not fail to visit the Silk Department. Here you will find thousands upon thousands of yards of the newest and most wanted fabrics at unusually low prices for these qualities. Colored Crepe Satin $2.25 yd. A very heavy quality of rich, lustrous satin. In all the new colors _of Bokara, Madelaine Rose, Flemish Blue, Pencil Blue, Wigwam, Kashmere, as well as the staple colors of Navy, etc. 40 inches wide. Imported Chiffon Velvets $4.98 vd. A very soft, supple qualit Choose from the new colors Marmora, Geranium, Beaucaire, Tiger Eye, Penctl Blue, etc. Russian Crepe $1.98 yd. One of the best grades of silk and wool, heavy spiral weave, that wears so well. In the new colors of Queenbird, Wren, Ama. zon, Black Prince, Cuckoo, Navy and Black. 39 inches wide. 32-Inch New Silk Prints $1.49 & $2.69 yd. A wide assortment of shades and backgrounds. _Espectally adapted for dresses, linings and kimonos. The crepes. self-colored stripes and blocks, with border. width usually makes a dress. 54-Inch Crepe Raydette $2.25 yd. new rayon - finished In plain colors, with 1% yards of this Dress Satins $1.98 to $3.49 yd. Especially popular during this season. wanted colors. inch widths. Black Satin priced up to $4.98. Choose from all the In 36 and 40 Colored Flat Crepes, $2.49 to $2.98 Yard These are shown in an unusually large assortment of colors; 40 inches wide. 54-Inch Flat Crepe, $4.98 Yard Pure Thread Silk HOSIERY $1.90 Pair Beautiful Quality Wom- en’s Pure Thread Silk~ Hose, with all-silk seam- less feet. All the new colors, including black, white and gun metal. Sizes 8% to 10. An ex- Sworzyn’s—Third Floor Hemstitching, Picot Edging, Etc. Greatly enlarged facilities for this work enable us to offer much better service than before. All work done in our own workrooms at prices that are truly conservative. Below are listed just a few of the many kinds of fancy work that we specialize on: Hemstitching Picot Bdging Embroidery Monograming Stamping Knife, Box and Accor- dian Pleat- ing Tucking Button Holes Sheering Gathering Button Mak- ing Pocket Bind- ing, etc. Orders Taken on Main Floor Pure Linen Georgette Scarfs $2.95 to $5.95 In beautiful designs of Crepe de Chine and Geor- TOWELS $1.00 Hand-embroldered, in a wide assortment of many beautiful designs. Another example of our earnest desire to present gette, fringed ends. with plain or New Sport Scarfs, $2.95 Of Flannel and Cash- TEMBER 15, PLANS CHECK ON PUPILS ABSENT FROM SCHOOL Miss Bentley Prepares Method of Reporting Children Failing to Obey Attendance Law. Miss Fay L. Bentley, director of the department of school attendance and work permits, began work yesterday on a definite plan for reporting ab- sences of puplls in public, private and parochial schools in the District. She will submit it within the next week to the officials of all institutions affected by the compulsory education-law. _All absences under the compulsory education law, must be reported to Miss Bentley's office weekly. She will require that the reports list the absence occurring within the week and all two-day or four-and-bne-half ! day absences which have accumulated within a month previous. As little compulsion as possible will be used by Miss Bentley and her ot fice to force children to attend school. A sympathetic policy designed to im- Erena upon parents the necessity of eeping their children in school regu- larly, she belleves, will give the de- sired results. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, will meet and entertain in Shoreham Hotel ballroom, 8 o’clock. Department Comdr. Julius 1. Peyser will install new officers. Speakers: Chief Justice McCoy, Edward B. McLean and Judge Isaac Hitt. Buffet supper. The Costello Post Drum and Bugle Corps will be on program. Other entertain- ments. 1925. The Young Men's and Young Wom- en's Hebrew Assocfation will give a lawn card party and barn dance at the residence of J. Yudelevit, 1290 Crittenden street. The University Club will give its final informal dance of the Summer. Dancing, 9:30 o'clock. Troop 73, Boy Scouts, will hold a staff meeting, 8 o'clock, at 403 Eleventh street, Y. M. H. A. bulld- ing. Phil Sheridan Woman's Rellef Corps \!Al'lll meet at 8 o'clock In Grand Army all. S Marriage Licenses. Harold B. Baker. 21, and Beulah M ane, 18, Harrixonburg,’ Va. B. A Green. 24. agd Madeline R. Jen- kins, 18 Emest L. Clements. and_Nancy A Herring. 23, both of Richmond. Va. Herbert J. Proper, 26, Bsiania, N. Y. and Rachael K. Lee. e M. Mur- David R. Myers. and N vhy, 18, both of Maryiand W, C. J. Weidt. 26. of Mount Vernon. N. Y. and Bew Patten. 28. Le C. Schilder. 28.°of Chillicothe. Ohio. andAnna J. McDonough, 26, H.J. Biumenshine. 24, Pittsburgh. Pa.. and Jepnte Meredith. 22. Chicarg, o " Lewis Allen. and Virginia Lawrence. 23. both’ of Virgin. Gegrge Ayres. 21. and Dorothy M. Simp- son. 21. both of Alexandris. Vi Thomias L. Holbreek, Pa. and Marguerite D Fox., 28 Reed M. Lochbaum, 28. Chambersburg. Pa_ and Eva Wolfe. 23, Hagerstown. Md. mond M. Reckets. 21. and Marie T. Roland. both of Baltimore. William C. Stone. 26. and Gladys M. Lewis. 1R, Abraham Rice. 32, and Ada Jane Saltz. 28 William Hellmuth, 43. and Dora G Primmer, 40. Rlllh"'l L. Duck. 42. and Elsie M. Don- nenbers. L;.Bel'lmh‘] J"nGlPelfln. 24, and Margaret M Drenson, 2 : Frank J. Colleli. 30. Rockville, and Kath- T wrhes 3. 21, and Gladys O. wrence 21 s 0. Reid: 15. Dr. Fred Y. Williamson, 31. and Kathleen . Coleman Martin Aloysius Kelly, 30. and Lucinda M. Sanford. 2 - Ernest Hullton, 48, and Rebecca Brown ;“Johnnil Robinson. 30. and Mabel Howie. L Harry M. Thompson. 23. and Luvenia Newman, 19, George Burs. 25. and Mabel Bowe. 20. H Harris,” '31." and Roberta P. Oliver, Births Reported. The following birtha have been reported vno the Health Department in the last 24 ourn William C. and Sadie E._ Stokes, boy. Hugh P. and Keturah E. Brawner. boy. Harmy A and Georgia Brown boy. Sandt E. and Ann. Jonee, girl. THAT'S THE SECRET —of W. W. Chambers' success. He is a Funeral Expert. Think of it—Beautiful gray or black broadcloth casket with couch silk lining. extension handles: outside case for burial: hearse and three cars: embalm- ing: washing: dressing: chairs: use of our chapel and all the other details of a dignifie funeral. ‘The old-time un- e ey $1 95 Cpor R Sress e Conmy 8 Local G $4.00 THE BROWN STONE Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. C. E. WILLIAMS EXPIRES. Employe in G. P. 0. and Prominent in Masonic Circles. Clarence E. Willlams, 57 years old, a proofreader at the Government Printing Office for the last 25 years and prominent in Masonic and East- ern Star circles here, died of pneu- monia at his residence, 3221 Warder street, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Willlams was secretary of Fed- eral Lodge, No. 1, F. A. A. M member of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, and a pa- of Cathedral Chapter, No. 14, S. He also was a vice presi- dent of the California State Soclety of this city. He 13 survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna N. Willlams, and a son, Frank Harvard Willlams of Washington. Masonic funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The place of Interment 18 to be announced later by the family. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. District Councll, Royal Arcanum, will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Pythian Temple. United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street, will meet tomorrow, § p.m All welcome. ‘The Conter for #syc will meet tomorrow, § p.m., &t the Playhouse. Dr. Jane B. Coates will speak on “The Inner Secret of Suc cess.” Public welcome. ic Development Sinjoro Bopomano will give an ad dress on the Esperanto language to morrow, 4:45 p.m., at Seventh stree and Pennsylvania avenue. The president and faculty of the Columbia University School will a reception to alumni and forme: students tomorrow night, 9 p.m., ai the new academic department bulld ing, 1024 Eighth street northwest. social will follow, including music by Prof. Edwin Hart of the department of music and John Paul Labofish. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers to night and probably tomorrow; not much change in temperature; moder ate to fresh southeast winds. Maryland—Probably showers to night and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; fresh east and south- east winds. Virginia—Showers tonight and to morrow; not much change in tempera ture; moderate southeast shifting to southwest winds. West Virginia—Probably showers tonight and tomorrow, except fair and slightly warmer in west portion to morrow. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 80; 8 p.m., T 12 midnight, 69; 4 a.m., 69;4sa.m., 68 noon, 74. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.00; 8 p.m 30.07; 12 midnight, 30.07; 4 a.m., 30.05 8 a.m., 30.05; noon, 30.02. Highest temperature, 81, occurred a‘ 3:45 p.m. yesterda. lowest tempera ture, 68, occurred at 6:30 a.m. toda; Temperature same date last year— Highest, 71; lowest, 62. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at 8 a.m. Temperature, 80; condition, slightly muddy. Tide Tables (Furnished by United States Coast anc Geodetic Survey.| Today—Low tide, 12:14 am. 12:43 p.m.; high tide, 6:03 a.m. 6:27 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:59 a.m. 1:25 p.m.; high tide, 648 am. 7.09 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:49 a.m.; sun 6:18 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises sets 6:16 p.m. Moon rises 3:10 a.m.; sets 5:18 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather Various Cities. Temperature. 2 s sets 50 a.m.; sun Stations. *aejomoreg g 1wy Vom0 . Cloudy Slondy Pt.cloudy Cloudy * Cloudy . Btcloudy ;. Ptcloudy Cloudy - Cloudy Clear, Cloud Rain Raip . Clear Rain Birmingham J Bismarck . B EET Cincinnati " Cleveland 3 Pt.clou 6 Cloudy s Pt.cloudy Cloudy g Kl.luld’ X Cloue . Cloudy lear oF 0 Bibnay Pt.cioudy X Cloudy . Clear Cloudy . Foggy Clotay o . Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Clear . Ramn EERESPEERES 91D @I - NE 30 e City 20.74 FOREIGN. m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather, 46" Cloudy Station, London, England. Paris. France.. IBeaths. nday evening, 1921 30 pm. at CHAUNCEY FITZHUGH. darling baby of Georgs an Funeral Wednesday. Scptember 16, at 1:30 pm-. from late home, Fort Berry. Arling- Darling, how hard we tried to keep you, Prayers and tears were all in_vain: Happy angels came and took you Fom this world of aches and pain, Keptember 13 Laura Bailey BERGAZI DAVID B loved hu Monday. September 14. 1925, RGAZIN, B9 years of age. be and of' Cecelia _ and dore Kahn, Mrs. Louis Jacobs ie. Flora and Charles Bergazin from " hig late residence. 1118 Clitton st. n.w.. Tucsday. September, J5, at 2 pm. 1 BOLDEN. Departed this life at his resi- dence, “Halls Hill, V. . Se 13, 1625. at a.m. loved husband" of father of Mrs. Mrs. Roy and Mrs. Priscilla Mickerson an &randfather of Mrs, Jenette Dodson. Fu- neral at Callgway Church Halls Hill. Va. Wednowday, September 18, at 2 o'clodk. Relatives and iriends inviied. » RTER. Monday, September 14, s residence. the Westmoreland 202, HENRY RO surgeon eneral, Heaith dervice. Wednesday, September sml- Episcopal Church, Conn. ancroft place n.ow. at 10 am. ment at Asbland, Va. Sunday. September 13 1825. nt Emergency Hospital, after & WILLIAM COLBERT. the Deloved husband of ls leaves to mourn their daughiters ” seventeen sister and two_ brothers. nesday “sentemper 10 at 2 pm. Chuvel’ Hill ~Church.’ Fort” Waskington, 3d."Friends and relatives are respect{ul: iy invited to” attend: . COPELAND. Monday, September 14, 1625, at 9 pam. at his residence, 1020 Bth st ne. WILLIAM W. COPELAND, belove husband of Susie C. Copeland. ' Funer from the above residence on Thursday September 17, at 2 p.m. Interment af Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 16° CRAWLEY. Departed this life in full tri- umph of faith at Freedmen's Hospital Sat- tinday ‘September 12, 1035, at 635 p.m ROBERT CHAWLEY, the ‘beloved "an only brother of rs. Louiss Smith_an tncie ‘of Crawles F. Smith and Mrs. Edna 8 Pover tn 11 bered in death. oved in lite, remembered in dea His SISTER. * The members of Jopps Lodge, A A M ire Tequesied (0 moct at (56 temple, ‘1111 16th st. n.w.. Weds . September 15, at ® am. for the ‘purpou Sd Lo ROBERT CRAWLEY By Ceasad" brother. 5 order THOMAS WISE. W. M. Sune September 13. 1925. at ¥ d.ay_x'ie A GRAY. Funeral undertaking chapel. how.. Wednesday. Septem, o'clock am: = Monday, September 14, 1825, 1111 M_st, SALLIE ot Alvin D {hmh-:p-.;. ces” at Gawler’s chapel, Ve. Tiw., Wednesiay. s g ut. 2 pom. Interment &t Arlington National Cemetery. tsburgh, Pa., September HOWARD. son of W. Ireland. Interment at Pittsburgh - 'RWIN. Monday. September 14, 1028, THOMAS J.. husband of Sallie Heftman irwin and ‘son of the late Thomas J. and Susan Irwin. Funeral from the residence of his eisters, 1024 P st._n.w.. Wednesday morning 30 am. Requiem mass at St. Paul's Church. 15th and V sts. D.w. am. Interment private. N. Monday, September 14. 1925. 5:20"p.m. CAROLINE. beloved wife Louis Kaihoun from her regidence. United Soldiers' First _Street entrance, A at 1:30 pm. Relative invited. ~ Interment Arlington 1925, at Apt. No. asgistant Public CRAWLEY. TATHAWAY. at her " residence. MARTIN, wife Funeral 1730 1 FRA H. and Emma F. ) u late Staf Home. services h. Falls Church, September 16, 1925, at 11:3 terment in Oakwood Cemetery. SLAGES. Friday, September 11. 1145 pm. FRIEDA KLAG 1925. at Funeral from the residence of her aunt, Mrs Karl Kienk. 509 Q st n.w., on Monday. September 14. at 3 p.m, Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Ce: i 15 September 18, at oly Rosary Church, where reqilem mass will be gaid at 9 am. for the repose f is soul. Interment Mount Olivet CemMtery. = Members of ~Socleta Cattolica Italian MACWHORTER. __ Sunday. 1925 at her residence, 615 MARY " C... widow of George 2 Whorler. “Funeral from the chapel of J William Lee's Sonk, Penneyivanis ave n.w.. on Tueaday. September 15, at 2 pm. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. ¢ NEBBITT. Departed this life Saturday. September 141 USAN NEBBITT, beloved m of May Nebbitt of 53 N st me. ‘Funeral from Delaware Avenue Baptist Church s.w. Wednesday, Sepiem- ber 16, at 1 p.m. She leaves to mourn their joss one daughter. one son. ome son-in-law and a host of frends. RICHARDS. Departed this _life Sundar, September 13. 1025. at 9:15 p.m.. ELLEN D, RICHARDS. ~widow of ~James H Richards. Funeral from her late residence. 1117 New Jersey ave. se.. Wednesday. September 16. at 2:30 b.m 15¢ SHIRLEY. _Sunda; am., thence o FHSULRT Seloved wifs Garfleld Hospital, URSULA. beloved wife of Edward M. Shirley. jr. “Funeral on Wednesday. September ' 16; at 11 am.. from _the parlors of H. Nevius, 924 New York ave. n.w. 5% SIMO Sundas. September 13, 1925, at Herndon. Va.. MARION E.. wife of Edwin B Simonds. Funeral from her late resi- dénce, Herndon. Tuesday. September 15, at 1:30 p.m. TIPLOW. Monday. September 14, 1825, at United States _Soldiers’ Home.' GEORGE L. beloved father of Edward A. and 0." Tiplow. Funeral from his residence. the Cona Apart- rd and N ats. n.w. Wednesdas. am.. thence to Holy Trinity wheré high mass will be sung 5 for the repose of his sou Interment at Arlington National Ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited. WATERS. All members of the Gen. Guy v. Henrs Garrison, No. §. Army and Navs Union, are directed to attend the funeral of ' late Comrade JOHN X. WATERS. Wednesday, September 16, ai 1 ‘o'clock. from ' Jarvis' undertaking parlor. 2293 Georgia ave. n.w. Uniform and white “gloves. Special ‘notice: Call meeting_at Odd Fellows' Hall Tuesday. r 15 m. By order SYLVESTER ‘K. EPPS, Comer. ULYSSES R. BROWNE. Adj. WATERS. Members of the Men's CUff Rock Association are requested to attend {he funeral of our fate brother. JOHN X, WATERS. from Jarvis _funeral parlor, Wednesday, September 16, 1 pm! Death No.' 177. 3% 1, JOHNSON. Pres. at Bis. res : acostia, WILLIAM Ji. WEST. beloved hus. band of ‘the fate Mary J. Weet, father of Alberta Boggerson, Josephine 'Slaughter, Arthur. “Alphonso’ and . Clarence. Weat. brother of Hannah Robbs and Elizaheth Lancaster. brother-in-law of 3. H. Box. Kereon, and grandfather of five grandehil- ren. - Fiineral {rom Ebenezer E Church, corner 4th and D sts. a.e.. nesday,” Saptember 10 at 2 ‘o¢lock. el atives ‘and Triends are ‘invited fo attend. Rev s 2. ‘Waters "Tastor © (New. York paners please copy.) 15° WILLIAMS. Sunda at his - home CLARENCE foes Wedneada: September 13, 1825, 3 1 Warder st. n. WILLIAMS. Funeral serv: September 16. at 2 p.m., at his late home. _Services will be con: Featuring the most delectable styles and materials presented, so far, for early Fall wear. The quality of the materials and the moderate price further strengthen our pledge to procure better values. Furt’ cloudy Part. Clou Cloudy Cloudy Part' cloudy Part cloudy Part_cloudy Clear’ mere, beautiful plaid and striped effects with self fringed ends. Priced spe- cially. S Vienna. Austri Berlin.’ Germany. Stockholm. Sweden > orta (Fayal). Azores... better values. These towels are an exceptional value at only $1.00 each. Main Floor ducted by the Knights Templar. (Pitte- burgh and Western papers please copy.) WILLIAMS. The sir knights of Washington Commandery. No. 1. K. are hereby ordered 1o “assemble 'in_the “Asylum, Ma = Temple. on' Wednesday, Seplember. . 1025, at 1 o'clock p.m.. for the pur- pose of attendine the funeral ot our fats T r CLARENCE E. WILLIAMS. Full Templar uniform. By order of the commander. JOS. M. OLF. Captain-General. WILLIAMS, Federal Lodge, No. 1, F. A. A M. will hold a epecial’ communication ceptional opportunity to save on your hosiery needs. 14th St., Corner Chapin Col. 432 Funerals Complete as Low as $100 Sworzyn’s—Second Floor Main Floor DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Wonderful Purchase and Sale of SATIN DRESSES 95 This exceptional purchase enables us to make a ‘special offering on a most desirable collection of new Frocks. They were received just in time to participate in this Fall Opening and Fall Showing Week. They are beautiful little frocks, styled to the very minute and priced only as our Downstairs Store can afford. 60 Silk & Wool 4 .00 Dresses Try Sworzyn’s First FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V.L. SPEARE CO., Neither the successors of nor comnected | ek néaday. September 10, at 1 pm . f ith the orlginal W_ R.Speare egtablish- | the purpose of iving & Masonic Burial v Piose Frank. 626, 1 HSt.N.W. D s e TAENCE v Formerly 940 F St. N.W. : W.B. FURR. W. M. 15 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons WIMS. Sundav. September 13. 1925, at (ISAAC_BIRCH) Freedmen's Hospital, CORA WIMS of 1634 Kalorama ‘rd. 1w.. " the beloved wife of S /. Established 18. 3034 M ST. N.W. FEgablished 1841 Frnest Wims, danghter of the late Charles Gawler Service H. and Harriett Kess, sister of Mrs. Minnis Funeral Directors Since 1850 Ticiia Muhoney: . Funcral “Tueaday <va: Main 5512 1732 Penna. 55 Ave. N.W. ning, September 15, at 8 o'clock, from Timothy Hanlon Lomax'y chapel, 1400 S st. n.w. Friends 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. invited” Interment Pomonkey, Md. In Memoriam. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. CREEK, In loving remembrance of ROBERT one Lincoln 372. CREEK, who died Septec ber 15, 1917. In_my heart you are still remembered, Swaet thousnts cling 1o your name. JFILLIZN LEE Funeral Director and F: imer. nection. - Commodt chapel and_modern crematoriim. uw)e:‘:: 3 o ¥OUND. COLLIE_Beautitul young male: Wwhiid feet: white tip on tail. = Apoly ington Animal Rescue League, 3if land_ave. a.w. B i MONEY—In purse, belween 18th and 10th, Park rd._Adams 7339-J. TERRIER, red in color: black eves and now: femai recently had pubpies: good looking dog. Ap: [y Washington "Animal Rescue Teasue. 380 Maryland ave, se. LOST. Phi_Fratern Reward. e Mary- name _on 1702°P st. n.w. BILLFOLD—Black, containing_lodge cargs. etc.’ belonging to Charles A. Porter. Tele: phone_Adams 343. Reward e hire flexible BRACELET—Emerald and s Reward. Phone West 2607. 533 Sist nw: 4 bt} BROOCH—CHicle of sapphires and th stones. Return or phome o' Collins Phar macy. 20th sb. and Rhode Istand ave: n.e. CAMEO BROOCH. larke, etched gold Trame. Finder please leave at 1450 Rhode Tetand ave. nw. or phone Frankiin 177, Reward offered: 15 CASE. _marked Evans: Malboroush tum- bike. ' Sunday. Return 2228 Decatur pi. Biw. Reward ki GLASSES—¥riday. September 11 Timmed. In leather case: either in, taxicab or Alehtine therelrom A6 front of “1128 10tk S Reward. Retarn Union® Iron Wotks Company. 212 1%th st now. B Sucies. " Findor plasss revars o Foy t Sunday. Finder urn' to Fayne. 3 Conn: ave. " Telephone Main 1944, " PURSE, #ray, on road between Washingion fndLa “Plata, containing - money: Yesa: Fiver's: permit: reward. Apt. 805. Mon: mouth® Hotel: 158 SUITCASE—Black: on 15th st. Liberal re- Ward, - Call Franklin 4655 b The sister who loved you in life prices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. Call M. Loves_you_in death the same. Quick, ed_and Efficient Service, W. W Deal & Con 'GUR ‘SISTER. KATIE LEWIS. JONES. Sacred to_the memory of JAMES. B, JONES, 816 H ST. N.E. LING 2 Automobile Service. DO s whg‘gd(ed three years ago, Sep- Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 1 2 Ma'n 2473 horn: 'UNERAL DESIGNS. 900 14th 8t N.w. Geo. C. Shaffer ®° 153w, RAL EMBLEMS. Main 3416. Ec“?(locg‘zilflt PRICES. _Promot_Delivery. Prompt_auto delivery service. Artistio—expressive—inexpensive, Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanke® Sprays” Other Beautiful Floral N llofi?m Pricos. 14th & H. Tel M M7, forgotten SORRain Wonhd has Tong ‘veen healed, Modern_Chapel. _Telenhine T. F. COSTELLO Bug little do they know the sorrow # es within our cealed, kg MCRACE" ‘BalEeRT SAEA, NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 79786, AND SISTER. ROBERTA. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Moadtn"Codpel. Lincoln 524 . JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Modal i Mpbulances. very ia v Ma- noon. Sept. 12. Reward. ' Phone 1038, M. Parkham. L ATCH—Gentleman's. closed face. goid: B Heward. *L. I mielig $53 H st n.w. WRIST WA " an- vhone Adams coln 143.