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R e 2 2P L 2 P2 e 22 2 2 e e T 1 EURNIT TWh / J URE CO., 829 fianl AU Ny h\l\fl]’fllfilh ) THE -EVENING STAR, ~WASHINGTON, ‘D.-C," 'fHURSDA‘Y, OCTOBER - 1, 1925. S{E VAE N T H<« ST+ N =AW Our Great October Sale Offers Furniture at Rock-Bottom Prices “My! What a throughout every You hear this droé) in prices!” House- oor in our store. wives openly declare their surprise at the re- markably low prices now in effect. From prices that have been reduced, we not? And why have clipped still greater discounts, bringing them down to w! hat we frankly believe will prove to be the very lowest prices possible for years to come! Profit by this sale tomorrow ! You Practically Make Your Own Credit Terms During This With any suite Sale 3 oo purchased here during our October Sale, a $19 Bridge Lamp and Silk Shade, a $24 Mahogany Davenport Table or a $22 Buffet Mirror. “PEERLESS SPECIAL” 12-Piece Group With Luxurious 3-Piece Overstuffed Velour Suite or Kroehler Davenport Suite in Mahogany and Velour A truly remar! upholstered in fine velour. able offer for those in need of Living Room These massive, luxurious sultes are high grade in every re Your choice of several patterns. ith every suite at this price you get, absolutely Fu H End Table, Imported Table Scarf, Two Sunburst Pillows, Gilt Easel Bridge Lamp and $ plete with glass bowl. hade and beautiful Italian Composition Aquarium, com- Mahogany rniture. hey are Frame, 139 Add Twenty Dollars for Davenport Suite Small Cash Payment—Balance Weekly or Monthly 3§’ NG IR 1 | i ” [ 1 J WMWW Illlmunm...flw = “PEERLESS SPECIAL” 17-Piece Dining Room Group in Walnut Finish distinctive new suite for your dining room, see these offerings. At this sale price they are marvelous bargains. Many attractive suites to choose from every one deeply cut in price, and we will arrange terms to meet your weekly or monthly income. If you want 139 A lar; net. Obl leaves. Leather-sea Your choice Anne or Tudor meriods. Table Scarf, Bridge Lami Gilt Easel Frame. position Aquariu Tmported suite. fo Buffet, semi-closed China Cabi- ong Extension Table with extra Closed Server and Six_Genuine Chairs in "blue or brown. of meveral suites in Queen Also_a Yelour ‘and * Shade, Console Set. All with We Will Arrange i erms to Suit Your Convenience “PEERLESS SPECIAL” 11-Piece Bedroom Group in American and French Walnut Here's a1 opportunity to secure a fine Bedroom uite at a real sav. ing and on terms that you will find convenient. These pieces are excel- lently built of ‘ genuine walnut vencers and other woods. The fin- ish is a rich walnut effect or_the much-wanted French walnut. Your choice of several bedroom Eroups. 139 This price includes the full Bow- end Bed, large Chest of Drawers, good size Dresser, large size Semi. Vanity with 2 drawers each side, a 50-1b. " All-cotton Mattress, guaran. teed Allsteel Springs, Walnut Bench, two Feather Pillows, gold- finlshed swinging Easel Frame and Electric Bed Light with silk shade. Add $30 for Suite With Full Vanity—Pay a Little Each Week or Month Just received a brand-new shipment of Velvet, Tapestrs and Axminster Rugs. On sale they go at these prices 17552939 ore e 0 u 9x12 Oriental pat- Tapestry Terms Axminster erns, rich ¢ orings. Co early for choice. V77777772714 [=! R 829 7th St. N.W. 4 ARTILLERY OFFICER IS DEAD IN HOSPITAL Lieut. Col. Gordon Robinson Suc- cumbs After Operation at Walter Reed. Lieut. Col. Gordon Robinson, Coast Artlllery Corps, U. 8. Army, formerly Stationed at the office of the quarter- master general here, dled at Walter Reed Hospital yesterday following an operation Monday. He was 49 years old. Lieut. Col. Robinson was a 32d de- gree Mason and was at one time member of the Sottish Rite Masons of this city, having served as a cap- tain in the Albert Pike Consistory Camp Guard. During_the World War he served in the Motor Transport Corps in France with the grade of colonel. Just prior to that he served in the quar- termaster general's office. He came to Washington from Joplin, Mo., about two weeks ago to be ad- mitted to Walter Reed Hospital. He was stationed at the Missour! city DOUBTS RAPHAEL PICTURE Expert Thinks Most of Work Donna by Puplls of Master. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News MOSCOW, October 1.—Doubt that the faded painting discovered in a lit- tle Ural village is the missing Raphael masterplece, the “Madonna del Popo- has been expressed by Prof. Nico- lai Romanov, one of the six experts now examining the painting here. Prof. Romanov concedes that the faces of the Madonna and Child were painted by Raphael, but contends that the clothing of the subjects was nt- ed by one of Raphael's puplls. (Copyright, 1025, by Chicago Dally News Co.) an instructing inspector of the Na- tional Guard. Lieut. Col. Robinson was born in New Orleans. He was graduated from the United States Military Academy and served in various parts of the United States and on the in- sular possessions. He !s survived by his widow, a daughter, Miss Margaret Robinson, and a brother, Judge Henry Robin- son of New Orleans, all of whom are now in Washington. ‘The body will be sent to New Or- lean: Men’s Fin Mercerized OR Friday's special Black, Tan, Gray, Na opportunity, men, to all sizes. 5 Pairs, 51.00 Interwoven-Irregular Hose in five colors: stock up. Raleigh Haberdasher Thirteen Ten F Street € Quality Lisle Hose selling we're offering and White. It’s a fine There are Inc. For Street, Afternoon, M. PASTERNAK Announce Thesir AUTUMN SHOWING Offering the smartest fashions of the Fall Sea- Bom in e superd assemblage of exquisite WRAPS—GOWNS—FROCKS Wear; distinctive SPORTS APPAREL, COSTUME + SUITS and MILLINERY This collection portrays only the finest fash- ion thought of Paris and are appropriately suited to a discriminating patronage. 1219 Connecticut Avenue 1 Dinner and Evening jand spitz THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Showers to- night and tomorrow with slowly ris- ing temperature; moderate east shift- ing to south winds. Maryland—Showers tonight and to- morrow, slowly rising temperaturs moderate east shifting to south winds. Virginla—Showers tonight and to- morrow, slightly warmer in the in- terfor tonight and in east and south portions tomorrow. West Virginia—Showers tonight and tomorrow, slightly cooler. tomor- row. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 59; § p.m., 53; 12 midnight, 54; 4 a.m., 54; § a.m., 5 noon, 60. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.35; 8 p.m.. 30.37; 12 midnight, 30.37; 4 a.m., 30.36; 8 a.m., 30.38; noon, 30.36. Highest temperature, 62, occurred at 12 noon vesterday. Lowest tem- perature, 54, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 62; lowest, 45. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at § a.m.: Temperature, 65; condition, clear. Weather in Vartous Citles. H Temperature. %! repure Stations. Weather, Supaasak o3 “ 3 gewp wom wre g o) wre Ablene, Tex. 30.02 Albany 5048 Atlanta 0,24 Atlantie Gity 3040 Baltimore ... 30'40 Hirminghar. 30.20 Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati *.". 30'18 Cle d 0.24 Denver ., 03 Detroit El Paso Iveston Helena, Huron. S, anapolis Jacksonville. 3012 Kansas City. 30'14 Los Angeles 2086 Louisville ... 30,18 3002 S bz oS eSS 2Z8ZR3 Prciouds > Cloudy © Cloudy I Clear © Clear Clear Rain Clouds Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clowdy ? Prcioudy Claudy it oudy Clear, Cloudy 13920 b aha .. 3024 Philadelphia. 30 44 Phoenix 20 84 Pitteburgh rtland.Ore. Raleigh S Lake Cit; San” Anton, San_Diego S. Francisco Si. Louis. St. Paul . Ptcloudy Clear Rain Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear, Cloudy Cloudy FOREIGN. Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weathe: 58 Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Stations. London, England Faria. France . i ustria i in.* Germany z Cloudy Copenhagen. Denmaric: | Clear Horia (Fayal). Azores.. 70 Cloudy | n. " Bermuda Gloudy Juan, Porto Rico.. Part cloudy Havana, Coba .. .oo@. Clear. Colon, Canal Zone. Cloudy 0LD CHURCH DAMAGED. Fire Breaks Out in Roman Edifice Rebuilt in A. D. 1200. ROME, October 1 (#) —Fire today threatened to destroy the thirteenth century church of Santa Maria, in Por- tico, noted particularly for containing an image of the Madonna to which miraculous powers have been attribut- ed. The blaze, however, was gonfined to the roof. The church, of anclent origin, was rebuilt in the year 1200 under the reign of Pope Alexander VL Lightning Dresses Chicken. Mrs. Harry Cunningham, who oper- ates a poultry farm near Oregon City, Oreg., reported 2 lightning prank that ““#ressed” one of her chickens when it struck the wire netting fence that surrounds the chicken yard. The bolé sharred the wooden posts and perfectly singed oné of the fowls, while badly burning the feathers off several others. FOUND. _ CLL PUP. brindle. with white ot care and cat dall, | Call,X. N cold_imitation pearls andaap- PR P emier 0. hetween 14th and Eve Thd T5th And L reward. 1336 Ese st. nw.. . 10017 Main 3230 g CAT, Jarge. white. ne. 72806 B. I. A ian, gray: straved from 3805 Kana- A B @hevy Chase: reward if returned. Phone Cleve. 5350 DOG._light brown. male. pet. ‘A“n»wanl 0 part_Alaskan Eaver v Lincoln onday. betw Topcoat Time Be seasonably styled as well as protectively warmed in your Sidney West topcoat. A varied selection and price range—fitted to you and your purse with Capital Correctness. Herring-bone and Overplaid Weaves 25.00 The Famed Stein- Bloch Ennyweather 45.00 * Some examples: Tailored Light- weight Cheviots 35.00 English Hand- Loomed Tweeds 50.00 An every-occasion knitted top- coat—stands ab: est use— use of rough- The Utility 20.00 Sidney West N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NI N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N § § N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N § N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N (INCORPORATED) 14th and G Streets N. W. Mass, ave. or Connecticut ave. Finder please ommunicate_ with Apt. 304, the GLASSES, shell-rimmed. in_green leather Case: reward, Call Adanis 1410 ASSES—To Michigan ay I Lincoln 400. o s HANDBAG, small: rner of Q and 14th e A colored man was seen picking same . will hie please return to 1329 Belmont st. ABt. 217 Can keep the cash therein. Con tents of no value to him. < on _ North 7780-W. RING. containing three diamondr. surrounded by four sapphires: reward given. . Miss Helon F._Crawford. 1910 3rd st. n.w. ¥ RING—2 diamonde, near 18t rd. or on 7th st._whar? car. Liberal reward if returned to 1832 Biltmore st., Apt. 12. Col. and Col, SCOTCH TERRIER. dark gray, Ell air AT fard 85 {1 rerarned 10 T158" Jocn At now 1v SETTER DOG G 4 o1 white. black epots: rew: Parkaoad o dowady Sept. 28 Reward. A TIRE—30x3%__{abric. mounted on a Ford rim. Sunday night. Cali Franklin 4698, 1¢ WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER_—Small. _white. Anewers name of “Toots' Reward. Lieoln WRIST WATCH. D. P_Paul make. Reward. Bohannon. 65 M &t. n.w., after 0. ¢ a help to humanity. When a family is in the midst mf death, in their distress they do not think of the funeral in terms of money. But that is the time Chambers looks out for you. Chambers gives you the whole which includes embalming, hearse, cars, fine casket, burial dress or suit. case for casket. use of chapel, and removals. As low as $100 complete. Chambers' ambulance service is of the best and lowest costs. $4.00 for Local Calls Call the Brownstone Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. 14th & Chapin Sts. NW. TIPPLERS GET SETBACK. | Moscow Postpones Liquor - Sale During Conscription. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. MOSCOW, October 1.—Thirsty tip- plers, expecting to sample 40 per cent vodka and 55 per cent brandy while enjoying free radio concerts in the beer saloons today with the starting of the new fiscal year, were seriously disappointed. The government decree prohibiting the sale of intoxicants during the en- rollment of new army conscripts post- pones the tipplers’ opportunity for three days more. (Copyright, 1025, by Chicago Daily News Co.) Even Queens Were Thrifty. Isabella, the tragic queen, wife of Edward 1I, was apparently a thrifty queen, for, In the records at the British Museum may be found her budget book, in which she recorded, among other things, that she had paid 20 shillings to a poor man whose house had been burned down, and other items, such as paying for the binding of a black carpet and the Uning for her chariot. Most homely of all charges is the one showing a sum paid out for repair to the bath. She was extravagant in some re- spects and quite generous to the poor and unfortunate. BIRTH. MARRIAGE. DEATH, IN MEMORIAM notices and LOST AND FOUND may be Inserted up to 12 o'clock noon, day of fssue, except for Saturday and Sunduy. These annonncements may be fn- serted up to 10:30 a.m. for Sat- urday Star. and wp to 11 p.m. Saturday for Sunday Star. Marriages. BUTTS—BURNS, at D.E. ington Sunday. September 27. 2 noon, at his reside MARY BU d NKILL_HARPER. _ Monday. September 28. 1025, "at the’ Shrine of the Sacred Heart by the Right Rev.'P. C. Gavan, MARY HILTRUDE HARPER' and JOHN T. O'NEILL. Deaths. ANS. Suddenly. Wednesda 80. 1825. at Norfolk, Va.. hukband 6f Annie E. Burke Beans. aged 55 years, formerly manager of Standard ON 0. Alexandria. Va. Interment at Purcell- ville " Va " Sallirddy. October &, upon ar. Fival of .20 a.m. train from Washington. BURKLEY. Departed this life September 20 af her remidence. 27 Jones Chews, Chase. Md_ GEADYS ROBURKL} ed 20 vears. Funeral from Mount MCE Church, September LLIAM T, Wednesday. September 30 FENDALL. beloved h in (nee Harves) neral from his late residence. the Universily' grounds. Saturday, October thence o the National Shriné of the Im- maculate Conception. Catholic University. where requiem mass_will be said at 9 am. Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme- | Ty N g CALLAHAN, “Wednesdas. September 30, 1925 2 . JOHN J. CALLAHAN. eloved husband of Catherine Callahan Funeral services will be heid at his late residence. 227 Cromwell terrace n.e. Sat: urday. October 3. at 9:15 am.. foliowed Dy ' solemn high® requiem mass at 10 | o'clock. at St. Martin's Church = Relatives and friends invited. = Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2% CALLAHAN. Members of Washington Coun- cil. Knighits of Columbus. are ad the death of JOHN J. CALLAH 8. Funeral from his late . Cromwell terrace ne. Saturday. Octaher 3. 8t 9:15 am.. thenee fo St Martin's Chureh, BT Dr. A. D. WILKINSON. Fin. Sec’s CALLAHAN. Members ogSt. Martin's Holy Name Society are tequested to meet in St Martin's rectory | Friday evening at & o'clock promptly. and go in a bods to the home of the laje JOHN J. CALLAHAX. . 227 Cromwell térrace n.e.. where pray: ed for the fepose of the 1 member 0f the Hol By order of the president SALES RYAN. Secretary St Martin's Holy Name Socioty - COOPER. September 10, 1925 at Emer- gency Homital, ETHEL T beiored motier of Evelyn L. Cooper. Intérment (brivate) Friday. October 2. EVERETT. Wednesday. September 30. 1925, atthe ‘residence of her daughter. Mrs. Allce” L. Bean. 020 Farragut st. now., EMMA T, beloved wife of the late Robert Everett. Services sl o held at the ahove dress’ Fridav. October &, af o1 2 Interment at Rock Creek Cemters, HARDIE. Monday. September 28. 1025, 5:30 n'm at her residence, 713 Rth st. 6. MARY ‘A HARDIE (nee Rennett), widow of John ¥. Hardie and mother of John. Jo- seph and Rohert Hardie. Funeral from ihe Tesidence Friday morning. October 2. at &30 o'clock. thence to Holy Name Chiirch yhere mase will he eaid a1 g'clock. Re' ives and friends invited. Intermen Mount” Olivet. S HEKBERT. Lades’ Clift Ra-k Societs: You are hereby nctified to attend the funeral of our late sister. Mrs. JU. A BERT. Friday. October 2 at 1 pm. at Asbury A.'M. E. Chiren. 11th and K s . PAULINE MARSHALL. President. ENNIE E. BARNES. Fin, Sec's. KENT. Wednesdas. September 30. 1025, at Castialty Hospital JAMES G__ heioved fue- hand of Amanda Rent of 328 North Caro. Nina ave. ma. Faneral from the parlor of James T. Rvan, 317 Pennevivania ave. s.c Friday. October 2. at 2 nm. Relatives and friends invited to’ attend. x LASH. Tuesday. September Alexapdria_Hosnital. Va. JOSEPH LEE. aged 59. beloved husband of Mary FEster Lash (nee Lathan). Remains at Demaine-s undertaking establishment. Alexandria. Va Funeral. from St. Mary's’ Church Friday. O 0 am. Relatives and It Wednesday, September 30. 102 11:50_am. at Providence Hospital. MA- BEL N. LEAR {nee Wood). beloved wife of Georke P, Lear. Funeral from her late residence. 437 12th st. se.. Saturday. Oc- tober 3. at 2 n.m.. thence to chapel at Con- kreseional Cemetéry at 2:45 Dom. - Inter- ment at Congressional Cometery. Relatives and triends invited s~ September 19. 1025, in Holly- 5 .. HARRY C. MCFARLAND. many vears employed as foreman of press room in Government Printing Office. Suddenly. Wednesdas, September ."at her residence, 605 New York wve. now. MARY M.. widow of Allen C McLean, aged 73 years. Funeral from the chabel 6f Thomas S. Sergeon, 1011 7 h st ne Friday. October 2. at 11 a.m. ' Rela: Tives and friends invited 1o attend. Inter- ment at Arlington National Cemeters. + MERCER. September 30. 1025, at 3 am. at the home of her daushter. Mrs. James W._Hujter, 1445 44th st. REBECCA D MERCER, ‘aged 87. Funeral f{rom . the above residence Fridas. October 2. at 2:30 D, Belatives and {riends invited. Inter- merit at Rock Creek Cemetery. MITCHELL. Thursday. September 24, 1925 at_Tampa. Fla_ YORDANA MITCHELL. Kypey aueen of Mitohell tribe, beloved wifé 61 Touis Mitchell. 'Remains resting at Saf- Tell's fancral chapel. Hth and H sts. nw. Funeral from Holy Rosary Church Friday, October 2. at 10 am. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 O'CONNOR. _Tuesday. S at his residence. 264 PATRICK. heloved hu nor_(neo Nelligan) Kerry. Treland. Funeral from the abov residence Friday. October 2. at 8:50 am thence to St. Teresa’s Church. where 8o emn requiem mass will be sung at 0 a.m for the repose of bix soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment &t Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 LEARY. Wednesday. September 30, 10 At Goorgetown University Hospital, JOHN the beloved son of the late Timothy and Ann O'Leary and brother of Mrs. Josephine Conlon.“Funeral from W. Warren Talta: funeral home. 14th st and Spring road Friday. October 2. at § am.. thence to St Matthew's Church. where mags will be said at 9:30 am. Relatives and friends invited to_attend. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemete PATTERSON. ber_ 30, 192 Florence P. 20, 1925 at at Dlember 20, 1925, Nichols ave. s and of Kate O'Cor & mative of Count Wednesday morning, Septem- EMMA PATTERSON. aunt Clark. Funeral from < % 15th st. n.w.. Sat- urday. October 3. at 11 am. (Clevéland. Ohio. papers please cony.) 2° ROBINSON. Departed this life Wednesday, September 30, 1925, at his residence. 35 O'Briens couri n.w.. BENJAMIN ROBIN- SON. devoted father of Irene Phillips. Alice Nelson and Henry Robinson. He icaves to mourn his departure two grand. children and other. relatives and fricnds. Remains Testing at John T. Rhines fu: neral chapel. 3rd Funeral from his late residence Friday. October 2. at 2 p.m. SMITH. Wednesday. September 30, 1025, at her residence. 929 18th st. n.w.. SARAH SMITH. beloved wife of Joseph Smith, mo- ther of Wesley Kelley. Edward Smith. Mrs. Lenora Willams and Mrs. Ethel Moore. Femains resting at _the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Géorgia ave. n.w. Kotice of funeral hereafter. SMITH. _Suddenly, Wednesaday. September 30, 1925. at 10:30 p.m. at his residence. 1118 220d st, n.w. JEREMIAH. the be- Joved husband of the late Maria Garner Smith and father of J. Aloysius and hroth- er of Jennie Smith Solese. Charles B, Smith and Sarah P. Buckner. Notice, of funeral hereafter. . LO. Tueeday, Soptember 20, 1025, at 0_p.m.. THEODORE J. STELLO. aged 58 years, Funeral from the chapel ot Thomas S. Sergeon. 1011 7th &t. n.w.. Fri. day, October 2 at £ p.m’ Relatives and friends .invited to attend. Interment.at Prospect Hill Cemeters. 1+ TAYLOR. ~The Baptist Ministers' ence will meet at Mount Carmel Baptist Confer- Col. 433 Church at 13 o'clock Fridas. to attend the funeral of Rev. H. V. Taylor, D. D. NORMON. D. D.. Preg; ary. n-:i? MESViRG BB Secret - B Tl odxe. . L. THOMAS i Deaths. Al my &AM mel Hantice G el Haptist Chureh, at 1 o'clock pm ] asrs thneral i Uy orders of firam R SCOTT. W. M, Tad n.w. Freedm Geo afty THOMAS, day at h de She Mary N 7 Homas four grandehild; ANNA WATTS! erin tist broy from at 1 tery, WILL] Jimbia are’ hareiy JAMES F 1 pm chu; Dle Attest: CR mother RICHARDS 'CROSS, Years ago today. October 1 We_sometim, And drop But mother And knows no Jarvis i . & ave, n . Sentembey fer residence, wite Jeaves Turmer Ada er rel e, Septomber 30 1025 828, B i B 3] ried this life T 1o mour thete o o residence. e Taylor. Chureh, leave, ther and & Mount Zi ocloc 1AM paze. Wi - Fome unt i v Lodge. No. 2.'A. MITH. Secretir. October 1, Entered into et 23rd n.w.. Sunday. O {WILLIAMS, tember Zg JAMES “FRy: WOH, D) A EDWILLIAM embery d brother. Rev bart's L. = Dital, S| 0. funer, 30 16 fony o1 * Ci Chic 110 belo v &t host of on M. E Intermént ‘at Officers and I it dea No. 85 tifiea LLIAMS, Friday. on Membera vais reh at 12:30 pm, ine' Star Lodee ) o™ . 40 AVIS s 0f Hiram Lod, o ey assembl o Ee Mo e at the Ma t 12 o'clock 5. 10 attend the 1 al Funéral T 1025 at EL’ THOMAS, Anderson. W parlors, Notice of funeral here- ernal rest Wednes- tives and friends. Ch Ses. 8 o bers requested to attend h d. vite t 13 41 Dt sw.. ( of the Jate Benjaniin mourn hier denartur at & p.m. at MARTAN ior of ¥ Bap- H and I sts. 1A Funeral urch Saturday Arlington Ceme. 0.E W. th of 3rother sion of sorrow October. Fune 9th ‘and Dum- October 3. at mble at abov Members of Morn- and Forrest Tem- d to attend xalted Ruler. . Secretary. In Memorfam. and a o wh falling ‘te She does not hear our quiet She & ber A< we softly move e the 10w [0} DDAUGHTE: D RUTH COL In sacred memory of our beloved JOSEPHIN God took 1 16906, es 20 to your mound of clay s the sleep of dea ot that Wo are nears stebs around flowers a i & ) DATGH’ VIOLAR EMAN. WILLIA years I am sad and lonely My heart some times Though I am trustin To meet my by HIS MOTEER. FRA X FARRE at St HE; ¥, Octobes Gone R DEV FARRELL. GIBB TH lite HOLMES, of ROBERT E. HOLM S, 1 OMAS M three yea thou i A our” dear FARK ed to 1, 1919, but not OTED DAUGH' remembrance GIBBS. hts st ako. Septem. memory of my dear mothe = mot] L. An Augustine’s Church’ orzotten TER. MARY_E. of 1 cling to v nivers Searn ago ary maes my_husband, who departed this ts azo today. October In our home you are fondly 1.°1922, ihered i nar rem: e S. Wwho life two years axo. Octobe; There MARTIY. In & ad but lo f 4 beloved hushand MA 1 RTIN. who 1014 0 departe Tam tribute of love o the m d_and 1; 1.1 is a face 0 dear we mise, fe October Loved in life: remembered in death HIS MAXFIELD, who died cuddenly seven sear Oety ™ my PIERRE the oher 1. 761 €. MAXF dear 1; denart tem Some day. some. 1t love and care cor Thy dass would no God. Our Father. He pher ¢ Wi te 5 TELD A FE AND CHILDREN. D nd_devotion MAXFIELD, s axo today. GONEVIA M ley Of rest so 1 Tk hall me DAUGHTER. FAN today. Getober d prevent, on be spent did see Eternal rest was best for thes. At home By the valles so fair Some day. some time. when our task is the beautiful hill of God. With joy we shall meet vou there. HER 1. AND T PIPE SA LOVING . __In sad MTEL 24 CLE. L. F. band and ot dévoted this life one ear : NIECE. and Tovin, PIPER. ©On_the hillsids, eof; Where th e flowers m: gen Lies the one we loved In his lonely and sile: From this world of pa To that God has Where HIS LOVI NEW YORK SANDRIA G OF | syTH, Yot by ed mother i B NEW and A YORK PIPER i OF COLUMBIA.* In loving memory of our dear sister. MARY J. McCRAW. mory of Maj beloved hus ather who d o today Octo, 0 WILLIAM B OF NEW de- CATHERT SMITH. who died six years ago today. O: tober 1. HE] 1919 They took our flow Yot we will not from us. Took her to His home divine R _TWO . Oc DE; SMITH AND toher 1. OTED A DAUGHTERS. XD BROTHE 1023 mass at St. Patrick’s Church Thouch lost to sight, to memory dear Thou ever will remain One only hope our hea, G brother. The hope t NER. HAR o meet WIFE AND BABIES. In_loving memo: RY A parted this life two yea: er 1. 192 ain WAG azo today, can cheer. of my dear R. who de- . Octo- Love and memory live forever MOLLIE AND CHARLIE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 732 Penna. Ave. N.W. Timothy Hanlon E. 641 H ST. _ Phone L. 5543. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITO! Phone _Lincoln ST. 3. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em» ! baimer. prices 1113 SEVENTH ST. N Mode: 332 rn_Chapel. Telenh el Connection: e and modern ‘crematoriam T Par Ave N W Frank Geiu‘fs‘_Sons Co. - Commodiotia Cail M°7T338 Main 2473 1724 N. T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED, CAP. s o N AT ORTH_7076. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 2 H ST, N.E. caern” Chavel Lincoln 524 Quick. Di . Deal LINCOLN 8200. 16 H ST, N.E. Afibmobile Service. ified_and Efficlent Service. Co., Chapel, JAMES T. KYAN 317 Pa. i MoarC e rivate Ambulances. L0ey i Connection. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 143, V.L. SPEARE CO. with the original Frank. 6626, ment. Phone ither the W. R successors 01 nor connected Speare establishs: Formerly 940 F St. 1009 H St. N.W. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_ BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Established 1 Phone West 9 8iL, FUNERAL DESIGNS. Geo. C. Shaffer [CE_FLORA! SURCDERATE i 00 14th St. N.w. L EMBLEMS. RIC P auto delivery service. Main 106, Main 3416, DL_Delivery Pro: Artistic—expreseive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, An Mode: BLACKISTONE'S d Other Beautiful Floral rate Prices. 14th & H. Floral “Blanket Sg;ays" R