Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, Tree for Every Guest. On Christmas day every guest will | receive a gift of a baby Christmas | tree from Arthur L. Lee, managing | director of the McAlpin Hotel in New | York. A shipment of 5.000 trees has tarrived at the hotel. All are potted, | NEW and USED Office Furniture Save 50% and More H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. Main 9136 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT wrapped In white tissue paper and tied with red ribbons. The trees are eight vears old and have beea transplantec six times. They were grown in the Adirondacks at Idle Hour, a camp owned by M. Lee. Each one bears a tag reading: “Plant me and I'll grow; put me by the roadside when out motoring and help reforest America.” Friday’s Special! Men’s $2 Woven Leather Bedroom Slippers As Gifts— 1 AST week early in we sold out the day—and many people were disap- pointed—but we hurriedly wired for another shipment and they've arrived on time for this tomorrow’s special. Two shades: Black and tan are included in the new lots. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street . Friday's Special! Men’s Imported Robes $ 4.85 OR real warmth and smartness men and women are choosing these robes of imported fleece with braided shawl collar, sleeves, pockets and a rich girdle as Christmas gifts for their friends—and only for Fri- day is the price lowered. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street © ¥ | and, |and embarrassed RAINIER PROPOSES RAY FOR GOVERNOR Citizens, at Banquet, Hear Praise of State Demo- cratic Chairman. Special Dispatch to The Star MOUNT RAINIER. December 17.— A boom for J. Enos Ray for governor was auspiclously launched at the xth annual banquet of the Mount Ralnier Citizens' Association last night at Blueblrd Hall Approximately three hundred mem bers of the assoclation, woman's auxil- iary, Woman's Civic League and guests participated in the festivities. On the conclusion of the banquet |R. C. Lawrenson introduced Robert Joy first mayor of Mount Rai- i astmaster. Gilbert Hughes | reviewed accomplishments of the a | sociation, of which he is president, and Mrs. D. J. Orcutt, president of the arxillary and of the clvic league, spoke of the accomplishments of these organizations. In bringing befors the gathering | Mr. Ray's name for governor, Mr. Joyce callad attention to the ct that Mr. Ray was born in Chillum dis triet, of which Mount Raiunfer is now a part; that while a member of the Legislature he was chairman of tne corporations committee of the House, when elected the second time, was made speaker. State Committee Head. this he was State auditor, and now is chairman of the Demo- cratic State central committee and head of the State Tax Commission. ‘But _despite these honors.” de. clared Judge Joyce, Yhe remains loyal | to the people of the community where | he first saw the light of day.” Mr. Ray manifestly was surprised | by the announce He could not say what the fu- After ment. In the perplexities of what to give —consult the Christmas Suggestions Column in The Star Classified Sec- tion. Not only will you find many solutions of the problem that will appeal—but also where the gift may be pur- chased. ture would bring forth. He felt that the compliment was as undeserved as it was unexpected. He. felt that, should the honor of the nomination | fall upon his shoulders, he could at least depend upon the support of his home people, and that if his party called upon him he would not shirk what he would consider his duty to the Democratic party. He referred to the rapid develop- ment of Washington and surround- ing territory. The construction of the new bridge across tha Potomac River would undoubtedly mean that many would seek homes ir Virgina. He thought that the people of Mary- land, adjolning the District of Co- lumbla, should be wide-awake and see that inducements are offered homeseckers in Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties. He recom- mended a federatlon of citizens' and similar associations in Prince Cieorges County, and thought the county should follow Montgomery County in pro- testing the construetion of the pro- posed belt line around Washington. Tells of W. R. and E. Growth. C. Melvin Sharpe, executive secre- | tary ~ Potomac Electric Power Co., 'spoke of the growth of the Washing- ton Railroad and Electric Co. under the direction of Fresident W. F. Ham, and referred to the marked de- | crease in accidents on the company's lines during the past several years. |He sald that the company's slogan | was “service,” and that while critl- |cism and complaints were to be ex- | pected, the company stood ready at {all times to do everything in its power to make both the rallway and electric | service the very best possible. He llhought the waiting station at Mount Rainier should be improved. County Commissioner George N. Wells spok= briefly. The high spot in the entertainmes portion was the Pemberton I featuring the modern craze, “Ihe Charleston,” and “I'm Looking for Someone’s Heart,” by the noted prima donna, Miss Pat Sullivan, assisted by six girls. Other features were tenor solos by William Shannahan, _ Washington, accompanied by “Pete” Deffries at the plano; Austin Leroy Lawrenson and | his brother, Sewell Lawrenson, in | song specialties; Johnny Wylle, song; | Miss ‘Audrey Kelly, the little hula: {hula girl, song and dance, and others. he “Happy” Walker Orchestra fur- ‘nlshed music. | A special caterer provided a turkey !supper, which was served by a com- mittee of ladies of the Mount Rainfer Woman's Vivic League, of which Mrs. D. J. Orcutt is president. Her assist- ants were Mesdames Fulyses Hoge, Kenneth Bovay, Willlam Sican, Harry Miller, R. €. Lawrenson, Chiswell, Charles Deltz, Arthur Bates, Speck- podman, Appell, Weiler, C. Murphy, LaCoppidan, Paul Smith, Peed, Benny and Chaney. Airs. Hoge was chalrman of the com mittee on waitresses. The committee in charge of arrang. Ing the entertainment comprised Ira F. Widmeyer, chalrman; R. C. Law- renson, vice chalrman: Harry J. Mil ler. Paul Dunbar, P. Edward Garber, Roy Smith, Willlam E. Tilp and H. w. Bl.«xnd)’. | | | | | | t Births Reported. The following births have been reported {o the Heslth Department in the last 24 Lours James T. and Eva M. Green. boy. Harry B. and Blancha Bradshaw, sl William W. and Lucie L. Downin . Dennta L. it and Mary V. Henls: boy. orge 4 Essie J. Hartahorn. boy. Jonn I and Esther Magruder. g1 W. and Marcaret Lockey, girl. Einest an Oimc Bmie William and Annic Rolline, gir] Wiliam and Caroiine Gree Willie and Sarah Bayion, bos. - EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Sensible WASHINGTON, D. Substantial Worth (., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; somewhat colder to- night; lowest temperature about 26 degrees; moderate northwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy and somewhat colder, probably snow flurries in the mountains tonight; tomorrow general- 1y fair; fresh northwest winds on the coast. Virginia—Generally colder tonight; tomorrow northwest winds. West Virginfa—Partly cloudy and flurries in the mountains tonight; to- morrow generally fair. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 37; 8 p.m., 33; 12 midnight, 32; 4 a.m., 32; 8 a.m., 34; noon, 38. Barometer—4 . 29.93; 12 midnight, § a.m., 29.86; noon, Highest temperature, 40, occurred at 2 p.m. Low 5 am. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 63; lowest, 38. Condition ot the Water. Temperature and condition of water at Great Falls today at 8 temperature, 41; condition, clear. Weather In Various Citles. ‘Temperature. BE alr and slightly fair; fresh N 3t temperature, 31, occurred at the m.; Stations &5 weather. = = H g 8 5 Atlunta 2 Auantie City 3 Baltimore Bunineham Bismarck . Poston Buffalo " Charlexton Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Galverton Helena Huron. 8. D. 3026 Indiarapolis 3010 Jacksonville 20 84 Kansas City. 30 24 Loa Angeles 30.00 Louieville .. 3014 Cloudy Clear, L Clondy I Cloudy Clear Snow Cloudy Rain Clouds Clear Cloudy Cloar Cloudy Cloudy Snow Rain ~. Cloudy I Cloudy rk City Omaha 30.26 Ehiladelohia 1082 Phoy 3008 08 Portland. Me. 29 Portland, Raleigh N ¢ S. Lake City i0 10 San” Antonio 30 1% San_Dicko 3000 nedseo 29,04 §i. Tanigeco 28 St. Paul... 30 Seattlc FOREIGN. (8 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations ILcndon, England Parts. France Vienna, Austria, Berlio. ' Germany.. . Copenhagen, Denmark Stockholm, Sweden. Horta (Fayal). Azores.. Hamilton. Bermuda... San Juan, Porto Riro Huvana, ¢ Colon. Canal Zone. Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloud: Clear 4% Clear Giear Deaths Re;;i The following_deaths have been reporte {0, e “Health Department in” the z.’.’,’?r-'i oure innie L. Royse. 62, 1819 G | rothy A+ Fastnatght, 19, 1417 2204 | “redertek CpHicks, 52, Belasco Theater. artha B_Penland. 73, 215 8th at. s | pydack N Sreekar 2 tnaning: Eriiras: o Fos | . Nellie Hamilton, Gl Hospital Chilgretid John F. Gflehrk 2 u:-m{ux}'_": e 10 minutes, Walter Atan m“%‘:m iy iarg od Loutse 0Dea. 30 omas, Coleman 4, Gallinger el ekt 44" %48 Yrebram o ital pigriruds Crihart. 357 S Hos. | PRodertck Mercer. 50, Freed i Ethel Hollingsworth, 22 Carer Ry st months, Gifts of | Repubiic | Amen are MRS. EMMA J. MOORES, CHURCH LEADER, DIES Woman, 87, Had Been Active in Religious and Charitable Work Here for 65 Years. Mrs. Emma J. Moores, 87 years old, for 65 years active in religlous and charity ‘work in this city and a life long resident of the Capital, died at her residence, 1343 Park road, Mon- day night, after a short illness. She! is said to have been the oldest liv- ing member of McKendree M. E Church and was a life member of the Home Missionary a member of the Ladies' Ald Society and been an active worker for the Cen tral Union Mission for man¥ vears Funeral services were conducted at the McKendree M. 1. Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Carroll S. Cole, pastor, officiated. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Moores is survived by a son, Sdward Moores of this city, and a granddaughter, Mrs. George R. Bready of Herndon, Va SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sallings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Iroquols . .... Turke Island e : lamaw Do, | raval Mongolia."."." ‘San Francisco. Nov. DUE TODAY. »au Thierry (U. S. Transport Santa Marta Vandvek DUE FRIDAY. Cemavauaya. Puerto_Cortez. Dec Prestdent Garfield Marseifle. Dec DUE SATURDAY. Bremen, Dec : Havre. Dec. *_&outhampton. Dec DUE SUNDAY. Calamares . ... .Port Limon. OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILED YESTERDAY. GaltforniaCopenhagen Trujillo—San Carillo—Cristobal 2 Bridgetown—Port ay Prin Luckenbach—Cristobal . Newion—Rio de Janeiro. . Matura—Trinidad SAILING TODAY. American Banker—London onterey—Progreso to Rico—San Juan Rochambeail Ansonia ... Oregonan. Domintca—Trimmdad Ottar—>onte Christi Astrea—La Guai Juno-—Cape Haiti . SAILING West Humhaw SATURDAY Ponta Delgaca It—Bremen 1\:,.‘ ;.4,,.‘_4”. Jlanca . 00 A M 13100 AN 200 M 00 M 200 M 00 M 00 P M 00 AM 00 M 00 M 00 M 00 Py 00 P 2°00P 5:00 P 10:00 A 111:00 A 111:00 A3 12:00 M Troquols—Turks Island * American Lezion—Buenos ~Aires Ancon—Cristobal Munaro—Nassau John's . Tenn—Cristobal . Fort St. Georga——Bermuda Lassell—Buenos Aizes - - Playa—Puerto Ba Toloa—Port Limon Camakuaya—Nuevitas Pancras—Para Lipsticks Used Centuries Ago. From the Detroit News. It is said that the cosmetics used women in the days of Tut-ank- the same as those that are sold In Cairo bazaars today. An official of the Egyptian department by { of the British Museum says: “It will come as a relief to the mod- ern girl to learn that the outery against women powdering and using lipsticks in public comes 3,000 years too late. In ancient Egypt it was considered suitable amusement at a | feast for men and women to embel ish their faces while together and to | anoint themselves with unguents and | perfumes m 1115 an’ st. n.w )’nnne reward 1f found: oo oo o<t ST amaths December 11. in ’dm"!nme e Monron st nw. "Rewasd ~Tuesday evening. between d 8 o'cioMk. on either North Capitol had | 5 | Cancer. L 1in conjunction with the Catholic Spaner o S Rty | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Spanish-American Atheneum will meet, 8:30 o'clock, at the Wash- ington Hotel. The President’s Own Garrison, Army and Navy Unlon, will meet, 8 o'clock, in boardroom of District Building. Election of office: The Rhode Jsland State Socisty will =t, 8 o'clock, tn Thomson School. | Conduit Road Citizens' Association wil meet, 8 o'clock, in St. David's Par- ish Hall. Maj. Carey M. Brown, chair- | man, National Parks Commission, will | speak on “Park Development Affect ing Conduit Road Section.” The Tivoli Pastime Club will give a idance, 9 o'clock, in private baliroom (Of the Arcade. Visitors welcome. The Nutional Fellowship Club will give an informal dance at Washing ton Hotel. Visitors welcome. A vaudeville night will be given at the Playhouse, 8 o'clock, for the bene- fit of “The Free Suggestion Clinic for Nervous Children.” Public invited. Equality-Walter Reed Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at P, of officers and obligation class of new members Washington Academy ot will meet, 8:15 o'clock, in as | sembly hall of Cosmos Club. Dr. Er win F. Smith will deliver an address on *“Recent Views as to the Cause of of n The Sctence: The Fonandern Comedy Compuny will entertain_under the auspices of Drott Ludge, No. 163, Order of Vasa, 18 o'clock, at Odd Fellows' Temple. Dance after program { Rev. Paul H. Furfey will give the sixth lecture on social service, o'clock, at 601 E street, under auspices of the Sodality Union of Washington, ari Subject: “Recre Free. Public in [ties of the District. {ational Leadership.” vited. 2 | . Arthur P. Buck will lecture in Uni Auditorium, 1326 I street, § o'clock. Subject: “Living Creatures.” Marriage Licenses. (o Marriage licenses have been issued to the oilcwing Fimer Dunbar and Quester Cannon H (iward Delahanty and Mildred V. Fitz v Shi Frank huy man snd Violet Tibbitt. Andrews and Margaret A. Ro George W Nave of this city add Char Reeves of Belleview, Mich Fancesco, Rey Julia’ Queva Stinson and Harriet I McK; New York Cits Schubert of this city and Lyds A of Baitimore Milcolm T. Daniels bell. X and Josephine Handwerger and Katle Land, more. Paimer and Mildred Willis aniel H.Folk of Shepherdstown. W. ! Elnie Fleming of Martinsbure, W. Va. a0 and Marie A. Torregrossa ilen and Lucile Weston. both of Va Clarenca 11 Kasch of Milwaukee and Ra | chel Bottoml Constant G| of Chesapeake Beach. M n and Louise Grag Peorry S, Neleon and Elizabeth v Ahn " Deaths. NSWORTH. 1625 at e JOSEPRINE wite her Wednesdar. December 16, | home_in Viehna « ALLENswORTH i ency of Worthin, Te eld b Bt n.w, po. Relatives an and nte: Norristown. at A" devoted wita of Robe Gie Jeaves 1o mourn her e daughters. two “sons. four aid Other relatives and £ roeting at John T. Rhines & «Napel 3rd and Tste s.o the G Friday morning. Decembar 15, at § 0« Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery COPENHAVER. Wednesdas, December 16| 1925, ar ¥ pm. HEXKY EDWARD CO- | PENHAVER. wn his 87th from his late Tesidence, 2 Friday, Decomber 18. af it (privater in Rowk Creek Cemeters: Tuesday, Deomber 15, 1025 Miami. Fia. ROBERT M. DOYL admiral TUnited States G ved husband of Kate A { from St Margarets Chirch, Connecty { ave. and Bancroft sl now. Saturday. De- | cember 18.at 10 am. Interment Ariing. | ton National Cemeters. wita mihtar | EDWARDS. Tuesday December 15, 19 the residence of her on. Groret W', wards. 524 21st el. n.w. ED ED. WARDS (neo,Kealt). beloved wife of the | Iate George T. Edwards Funeral from above”recidence Fridar. December 1h. at 8730"am ‘(ence (o SU Stenhen's Church. | where requiem hizh maes will be sunk ai 0 am. for repose of her soul Interment | at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kelatives and friends invited. 17 GAGHAN. = Wednesday, December 18, 1925 DOYLI at| Toste STEELE. THONPSON, URKIIART. Deaths. Wedneeday. Dec e. 1604 Newton st. 1 husband of Mary T ineral from tie mber 16. 1028 107 Q@ abore 1y at. R0 on December St. Anthony s waid at 9 am avited. Intermen (Phil 15 KATHLEEN (. Olivet. 1045 SMELTZ. neral parlors €t now. Fane: E. Church. Maseac ind 10th ks n w o ock Mr S Cary berg will officiate ton. Del. Suddeny, 18. 165, EDITH LOVAINE loved ‘datighter of Lou's H Steele (nee Bowles) late residence. 20 To December 18 Glenwood Ceni invited Wednesday resider MARTHA at he: 325 am ved mother of Su Gross ( les P te “Mattin Syivester uth P, and Ada Thomime resting at“the Wo partors Ehiren 410 "ana "D Vik officiating. Sundus. Derenibes Monday. De 1 Freedmen's Hosital TRKHART, heloved wife of Ma departed this Fu £04 101 at A N BSOR Church WILLIAMS. | crsseL, cesn | JACKSON 1735 Cat loved mothe Pinky st hetw at In Memorlam. In sad dear December 17 loving smile Which meant so The one we loved “FATHER AND we are al HER LONELY SYDNEY. T RIS T have only To_remember m And you Aud 1 am HER DEVOTE In feloved Who departed ROTHER AND & EARL AND LI His voire Life But o A mansion o er and grandmothe <ho 50 today. Decen She hae gone and ve e miss her d But we w And’ daity waich That we mi And follow whern DEVOTED DAUGITE! intor G'or death and We know she 15 Deacefs With Jesus. the m HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAL TERS GRACE ¢ND SA | RickER. 1. ut lovy my ¢ ther. ROBERT RI departed this life_eight yoors Decemuer 17. 1917 Not dead 10 me who loved I Not lost, but gone befor: He les with me in memory And_ will foreter m HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS ¥. BOYLE SWEENEY, Sacred to the beloved husb meme You feel differently about your older children or close relatives; no brica-brac or trinkets are proper for them, but rather common-sense selections of sound value. After due consid- eration, the probable choice will be a doubly protected First Mortgage Note, of $100, $250 or $1,000 denomination. BOSS Ao PHELPS THE HOME OF HOMES 1417 K Street Main 9300 REALTORS or Seldiers' Home ‘car. Finder call North KATHERINE | Co-beloved Gauknter of Catherine B. and the late Jamas Gaghan Funeral from her late residence. sin 14th | ne. on as. December 30”0 i guiem mars st ol forter Church. 13th and East Capitol ste at § o'clock. ' Relatives and friends invii: ed. Interment Mount Oivet Cemetery. 175 GAGHAN_ Ladies' Auxillary. Knights of St John. No “1R1. announces the death of | Sister KATHERINE G. GAGHAN R mains_reeting at_her late residence. 318 T4th st ne. where funeral services will | be held Friday. December 18, at 30 am.. thence proceed to Holy Comforter Chureh I3th “and Fast Capitol sta. wher m: will' he gaid at § Membera of mister | auxiliars. Distri invited (0 at tend, - CHARLOTIE. ORI Prerident AGNES McCANN. Recording’ Secretary. GRANT. Suddenly. ~Wednesday. December 16. 1925, CLIFFGRD L. beloved husband of ‘Ella Grant. Funeral from ard st n.w. (Scottish Rite Cathedral), cember 18 to attend. [ EDWARD swW a0 today G 5 life twent: stamped with gold. on Hpr Lo el Salins Hlieh and 113 | (i Mrs. Fodden. Graiton' Hogel | COnn. v between Conn: “ave. brance CHARL away s i mg hamness with Tontéom: ity of Park ra. and 1 ward BRIEF CASE. contents 1mp S0 0t and CoTambla mond: rawacd ™ et | North_6028 BRIEF CAS % aluable papers. | altimore. Monday on frain coming (mm evening, Dec, Liberal reward i1 returned \sm»hen 207 Southern Blds.. years azo todas Gone. but not_forgotten HIS _LOVING SISTER MRS WHYTE. AND NIECE GATES. WARREN. _Tn mother. MARY ight years axo EDWARD EDNA Joving, by R = Eor all of us - o ay God grant her iravea December 6 liberal Tewars. ki Misso o3 CAT—Straved_fro vellow and white. | from_operation: CIGARS. millinery r Sie WHITE. A tribute of love 1o the memo olm baby &1 JUANITA WHITE. w! ed"becemper 10”1018 la‘cd in life. remembered in death At_home on the beautiful hills of God. In the garden of it €0 fair, a. “when ‘my i | emvon st with' Wworne reward. "Col. 573 oo taken b: it Lansburgh’ Wil Yoy mail 10" 115 T Rth et COLLIE DOG. larke. tan with whit reward. Phone Clarendon 88-J-1 = b";" RING. lit hule finger. about 1 carat: vard ¥ J. ave. car about lease phone Candler. care Relatives and friends m\fled Interment at Rock Creek Cem- eters. 18 [JOHNSON. Wednesday, December 18, 19! At her residence. 1832 Belmont road n.w. ELIZA JOHNSON. ~Funeral from St. Au. gustine’s Church Fridas. December 18. at work 1 will meet You at Foma DEVOTED MOTHER M Entered into rest her 17,1025, at 9:30_a.m. dence of her daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Han. non. 2331 "Shannon place”s.c.” FRAN A JONES. widow of the laie Harry C Jones. Shé leaves to mourn her departure two daughters. Mre. Gertrude Hannon and | Mre Aunie Brust, snd four grandehildeen. | Frances and Ernest Brust. Eliza Hannon and Joseoh Fralick. and ‘other relativas. Funeral from above residence Saturday 19. at 1 pm. Relatives and vited 18¢ Departed thia life December 19, 1025, af 3:28 am_ at Walter Read General Hospital. AUGUSTA. darling daushter of Lieut. A. G. Lindsas. 0. R and Mre. | { A Xmas Gift for You! _Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats $33.50 E'RE going to do more than just wish, you a “Happy Christmas”- we're going to help make it one. Hart Schafiner & Marx Suits and Over- coats have wider shoulders—wider lapels— and long lines that give you an athletic look. Silver tones, amber tones, brackens, gray and every new blue shade— all big, unusual values, at. ... $33'50 If you haven’t a charge account here—see our Credit Manager leigh Haber 1310 F Street 00, Apt. Senator ‘uonhens FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) Phone_West 96 3034 M ST. N.W CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 LAST l APITOL ST. " Phone Lincoln 332, " Gawler Service ND worth 17 der please 1o tamn oS, Veitchell, 11 Sun et B g2 Established 1841 s e R I w&tflm&m&&&x&a&w Floral Xmas Noveltzes By the Thousand At our FOUR STORES will be found the largest assortment of FLORAL GIFT NOVELTIES in the city BERRY BOWLS, filled BASKETS OF RED with ruddy Partridge Ber- BERRIES—very new and ries on vines—will last all pretty ........0.... 75¢ Winter ...0ccociocs $1 XMAS TABLE CEN- BOWLS OF NARCIS- 1 . SUS, well started and ;I;,I;Rflivicrfi ot creriact rowing nicely— " 50c > $1.50 $1.50 & $2.50 NOVELTY BOXES, BULB VASES, decorat- with growing ferns, 7. 5c BASKETS OF ARTIFI- FERNS, decorated with red bernes.......“...SI CIAL FLOWERS, very at- POINSETTIAS, in jardi- tractive ..............§] TABLE FERNS, decorat- niere—gifts—full of cheer, $1.50 ed with red berries, $1.50 Memorial Wreaths, $2.50 & $4.50 Made of Everlasting Flowers—Stand Shipment Anywhere Caslz&C'anyHowerStores Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 807 14th 804 17¢h 2467 18th 1209 Wis. Ave. Phone Fr. 5442 Tel. Col. 9997 Phons Fr. 10301 Phose West 1702 \ color Tong air. one”eye; reward. male, b O Bhone Norh T02a s DOG. German police. female, from 5521 Potomac ave. n.w. Reward. 0G. collie, male Tost or stolen from M 7o pike. Maryland, in vieimty of Gailing carries, \n;fl;ua tag; anewers to name &% | scar.” urn 1o L. 00e, 1104, st. a8 and receive libéral rewasd. o180 ENVELOPE, _containing m—uficne shiares stock® reward. Cleve. 2547, At { rox TERRIER. round black £Dot_on Tobbed ail. black on ears: answers Bibck o s swers to name Nippy. GLASSES. shell rimmed: Tuesday. Dece Tl Mieas a o gy Docomber LORGNETTE. silver. Wednesd: Dabl n Palais Ro; Reward: " Phone’ 051"'-":5’. MEMORANDUM BOOK—Small_ black_Teather }‘ulncuddrrsnu and personal data.” Reward. el MOTOMETER. Boyce: Wednesd Woodley Cleve, 31 NECKLACE. wold, made of small £o1d beads with small %old Hower pendant in_front and £9id oval drobs: reward offered. ' Kensinxion collar, r", Cleve. 201 z . Boulding ‘Lindsay 0f .1002. Kawrmont n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss a d Funeral Directors Since 1850 Yotéd father and mother. ister Allec 580 brother Paul Kenneth. Funeral from | Main 5512 1332 P\El“n Thomas Frasfer's funeral parlore T - NW st. mow.. Friday &t 1 pm. Interment at| e PN p i Aflinkton National Cemetery. Timothy Hanlon vited. T oo, DHOMAS ¥ 60 | _eaL B8R EE_ . B D RO o2 A% Wniktwd | 7, WILLIAM LES. Funeral Director and Ea : b‘lner. Livery in Connection. chapel and mods crematorium Toyett, Funeral from hix late residence. Drices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. Ca 1931 conmdeticut ‘aver. Frider. Decomier Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 16, at 2:30 pam. Friends invited MACNEIL. Tucsday, December EVENTH ST N.W. 1213 SEVE e Heiephoas __Main 2473 her residence L T. F. COSTELLO AN TN Remaing resting NOW _LOCATED AT _ 1724 N. C ihve 16thon road. Wiscongin ave. or Sath! Wiscons Phone neral Friday. December 18, at 3 p.m. Body 10 be misced in Aat At Glenwoed Come. tery. Interment later at Easthaven. Conn. MILLER. Suddenly. Wednesday. December 181925 at ur. Ga.. WILLIAM A beloved hushand of Awnes L. Milier. Fu- neral from the residence of his daughter, Mre. Carlton M. Howell. 3811 bth st. n.w.. Saturday, December 10, at 2 pm. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery 18 MOCKBEE. Suddenly, Wednesday, December 18 1928, HARRY L.. beloved husband of Mav Mockbee. Funeral from the chavel of Wiiliam H. Sardo Co.. 412 H st. ne. Fri. day December 18. at > pm. Reiatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 17 OSTERMAN. Wednesday. ~Decem! 16. To58, ot Garfeld. Hospital FREDERICK L.. beloved husband of thé late Rose A. Giterman (aee Sullivan). Funeral from the . H. Mines Co_ fuogral home, 2001 14th st. n.w.. Friday. December 18. at at Saffell’s chapel. 5th and H sts. n.w_Fu. CAP NORTH 7976 ing _of Dbetween corner N Hampehire ‘ave. and Que. § and 23rd et Tues "s‘i evening. North 18 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. ;,;ham ST, NE. Lincoln 524 ~ Reward.” Keepsake.” Phone PIN i, cameo. Tuesday. D¢ mus on E ofipin. Theward 15364 wa—'rnnud.y evening. D«emher 10. either in Epiohany Church or Masonic Audiioriurm. r between those bulldings. a lady's black Onyx pin set_ with poarls.~ Liberal ‘reward ou retirn (0 Room 208 Intersiate Commerce Building. PCCRETBOOK. one Columbia 2765, POCKETBOOK. black. near 9th an n.w., Wednesday. Reward. 903 F_sf d ] F PUPPIE. brindle bull. 6 mos. old. FJerty. 515 Quines st. nw- Adams z‘.::',‘f o e Fridar. Becember 18 PURSE. black. containing money. glasses. 350 _s.m. lece S aul’s urch. land ave. bet: 7 where maas will be said at ® am. Io- ;l: roe“w“m Hac 35242_ ween 7th and Sth tarment private. M .LA. blue: on Ca At-l! T PRESTON. Departed this life ludd"ny on- .'“f)r‘na‘f:}'a feward. Col. 814 Am"}"“’",?fn day, moming” December 14,1025 "3t Bl B T TR YT :';u‘:EHSnso; Toaa rgear ERE oo LLFT. brow: had large su. ] Vicinity o £ Decer 5 & M s i 6300, Reward: T 16| Brions iwo ters. GM!! Cieo H. John- conand Mre. Hanter. and a de- 'Am FOB ®old. with stone | teal fnrm] Elhfll M Johnson. and other card. Addgeds Rorer Baidwin. 100 Gt g elatives and -Pdr Remains resting. L TRR R A JnfinxT mar‘ 3 X:Illle‘l;;l cl&ltwi,‘alxr A00 1 ste, wwe Faneral from ] TATCH, ¥old. Targe AU E “enurch. R e D A iy A g CBTL: Stou officiating. Frida. e December 18, at 1:30 p.m. PRESTON. Officers ll’ld members of Nnm ing Star, No. 40. P. 0. of Flva o hereby notified o( the death ol ROBERT | I’RF"TO;W RT‘mel nEl"r‘é‘. 3.‘_"“" = Rhitieg, funeral chape and Eve st i\\nerm Friday. Decomber 18, 170 S panl's RSB Gl b b iween D fiufi‘s.‘ ix, FLORENCE PATNE. Sec. - ir JAMES T. RY 317 Pa. Ave. Model Chape W 816 H ST, N E Automobile § V.L. SPEARE CO. the auccensor of por connected ,,,H."'&:' origtnal W. R. Speare establisn: . ment, prank 0026 1 009 H St. NW. Formerly 940 F St. N.W. ed md Efficient_Service. 3 u\ COLN £200. Cn Del. FUNERAL DESIGNS. G C STafi;r 900 14th ¢ Mais 108. TOKAL EMBLEMS 39% EF(&!ODEBATE PRICES **BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” o prices. Two stores: 14th & H o 1 Fae b i Frank: Basy Prompt Auto Delivery Serv ic—exprossive—inexpensiv Gude Bros Co.,, 1212 F s, Re- m:&w&&&&a&&&w& &‘4‘&&&‘% second h d. Sionse® i fi Phone Adams 19750 ° WRIST WAWB. old: engraved back; December fi between Wal]u:g Molor ()‘ao Ind C“Orilfi:.ggmlo:'e.xmd ‘X ot v Notif: 'Vhr(:fl. Pranklin_ 04 E‘ T & or black ribbon. lafl.lfll )3 wn;g-r JATCH, gol f:"';'..m-e: b ol e s ek near Poli 4828 16th st