Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1926, Page 7

HOSE Si: Should not be a strange name to Jews importa will be discussed 1 tonight at the xth St. Synagog, 6th & Eye N.W. 8 P.M. Music, Lectyre Costs Send D ormation. LeROY GOFF 610 Woodward Bldg. te of Birth for Insurs all b Main 330 ! seriously \M. F. HOLDERMAN DIES; INVENTED PIANO PARTS Contract Clerk at Post Office De- partment Was Intimately Ac- quainted With Edison. Marion Francis Holderman, 74 years sontract clerk at the Post Office Department, where he had served for nd the inventor of parts to player-pianos, died at his denc Zighth street northeast, Wednesdiy. He had been in falling health for about a year, but had'been ill for about several weeks. mechanical ENTIE Aol OUR _ DEFERRED THE ING STAR, WAS HINGTON D. ., FRIDAY, In connection with his work as an in- ventor he became intimately acquaint- ed with Thomas A. Edison. Mr. Holderman was born in Marion, Ohlo, and came to this city soon after the close of the Civil War. He leaves a_brother, Lincoln C. Holderman of Champaign, Tll, and a sister, Mrs, Alice H. Wolf of Colorado Springs. Funeral services will be conducted at the undertaking parlovs of Willlam H. Scott, 409 Eighth street southeast, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. C. E. Buck will officiate. His office assoclates and other close friends will act as pall- bearers. Acts of some so-called variety ac- tors vacillate between bad and worse. PAYMENT _PLAN Free Automobile Parking W. D. Moses & Sons Furniture ‘F Carpets Established 1861 Street and Eleventh Linens Uphelstery To Wish You a Happy New Year has a happy meaning, but it is our heartfelt desire that we express at ‘To you and yours, 365 days of good health and prosperity, is our sir.cere wish.” this time. |FOUR CORROBORATE WIFE'S SLAYING TALE All Bare Woman’s Plan to Kill Her Husband and Marry Exconvict. By tho Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 1.—Four of the five persons m-m in’ connection with the murder of Albert Nusbaum, partly paralyzed contractor, corroborated the details of a confession made yesterday by Mrs. Eliza Nusbaum, his 59-year old wife, that the slaying was plotted 80 that she might marry John Walton ception was Winn himself, believed to be the actual slayer. answered all questions of the with a surly, “I don't remember.” He jclaimed to have remembered nothing from Tuesday afternoon until Wed | nesday evening when he was at Crown Point, Ind., explaining t he had heen drunk Mrs. Nusbaum, a grandmothe: that she and four others, all under ar- rest, planned to kill Nisbaum, haul his body away in his own automobile and that she planned to pay the others for their part in the slaying. Nushaum was slain Tuesday and his body was found vesterday on a prairie on the far southwest side., Winn was brought face to face to- day with Mrs. Nushaum and Edwin Goff, Marion Springer and Mrs. De. lilah Martin, the others involved, but continued his statement that he re. ! membered nothing. An inquest sched uled for today was continued indef initely. said Tuxedos, $25 EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 I,uu i qmikiqtradr for’ Studebaker Pouier Durai) lity-Finis He | Deaths Reported. The following. deaths have been reportad | {o the Health Department in the lust 2% ours Ruth M. Moy, 26, 640 O at. David C. Triplet. 40, en route Emergency Hoxnital. John I Desmond. 73. 1319 Maryland . 85. 1500 Massachusetts Kathryn R. Morisi, 18, Garfield Hospital. Sarah D, Stoneroad, 73, 26006 Garfleld st. Louvicy R. Bumps. 2022 13th at. Julia R, Rice. 31, Garfield Hospital. rlene Kirchrer. 30. Columbia Hospital. Erederick W, Honlins, 69, 707 Tth st. se Mary A Craig. 75, 3128 Wilbur W, Creel, 48, 224 m. t. ne. John G. Hodges.' 63, 1343 Euclid st James Powell, (0, Gallinger Hospital, Zaekariah " Doraldson. 69, 1614 Kenil- worth ave. n.e. William T. Keenan. 82, 4043 Conduit rd Robert Ericson. 5 months. Children's Hos- ital Sarah Stewart, 61, 224 Florida ave. Apn Tunstell. 41 rear 1032 O st Al Freedmen's Hospital Elizabeth's Hoxpital Mars Mitler 48 $04 T st. b George W. Smallwgod, 60, 201 D st | Mary valentine, 27 Frecdmen's Walter Wilkon. Washingto Annie Gray. 5. 5 s | . Phillip Hughes. 62. 1034 15! ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. There will be no concert Marine Barracks today. The Legion of Loyal Women will hold a reception at the Willard Hotel |from 1 to 5 o'clock. in honor of the | Grand Army of the Republic and vet- |erans of the Spanish War and the World War. 5., pital e at the TONIGHT. The Philipina Club will give a | dance, 9 o'clock, at the Lee House. Dr. Simon will preach at the temple on the subject of Purpose,” the theme suggested by the | thought of Tennyson and Hutchinson. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York, ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Buenos Aires, Dec. Bermuda, Dec Cristohal, Do Vestris Fort St Geor, Panama i DUE SATURDAY Hamburg. Liverpool SUNDAY Port Limon b K Quebec, Nissau Trinidad MONDAY San Juan Rib' de Janeiro. Bermuda St. John DUE DUE warld e Rosalind OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILED YESTERDAY Eastern Glade—Cape Town r—Copenhag: Shipper—London 2:00 M 00 M 00 P 00 A “One Increasing | JANUARY 1, 1926. ITWO MEN END LIVES WITH THE OLD YEAR Solitary Cripple Slashes Wrists| and Hangs Hirself—Other Sends Bullet Into Head. As the curtain of time descended last night, making the year 1925 a matter of history, two men took their own lives out of this world with the old year. James Kern, 61, solitary, crippled and despondent from ill health, tled a rope to the inside knob of a closet door, looped it about his neck, tossed the middle section over the top of | the door and stood on a ‘hair in his| room, at 608 Ninth street. Then he slashed his wrists and kicked the chair from under him. Police are trying to locate rela tives or friends. Coroner Nevitt is sued a certificute of death from sul cide. arlier yvesterday the body of Da- vid Walton Hall, 36, was found in the locked bathroom of his home, 516 Bighth street northeast, with a bullet in the temple and a pistol lying on the floor. tie was lving when found, but died shortly after being taken to Casualty Hospital. He is survived by a wife and two children. Coroner Neyitt issued a certificate of death from suicide. . $1,000 Drugs From Turkey Seized. CHICAGO, January 1 (®).—Drugs valued at §1,000, which Federal agents said were smuggled from Constanti- nople, were found today in a raid on the home of Dr. J. J. Moses. who was arrested. Willlam Mouzakitis, from whom Dr. Moses said he had pur chased the drugs, was also arrested The Federal men said an active drug trade has been going on between here ind Turkey and Greece. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and not cold tonight, lowest temperature about 30; tomorrow partly cloudy v 2 r tonight and tomor row, slowly rising tmeperature. West Virginla—Partly cloudy to night and slightly warmer; tomorrow fair. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometers—4 a.m.. 36; 8 p.m 12 midnight, 30; 4 a.m., 24; S a.m 4 par mnlvu}-h! i am., temperature, 36, occurred at vesterday Lowest temperature 15 a.m. toda emperatures same date Highest, 30; lowest, 6. Tide Tabl m., 30.24; 30.28; 8 p.m. 4 am., 30.30 4 p.m. 21, occurred at last year— (Furnished by and Geodetic Survey.) Today p.m.; high tide, Low tide, 4.54 a.m. and 13 10:02 a.m. and 10:15 | BOXWELL—MINOR. Mamage Licenses. wford and Hattie P. Thomas. omas and Lillan M Upfold, r. of Boston, M Raymond §. rol} of Richmond. Va., and Alma A Beavers of Louisville. Ky Leicester W. Cook and Regina Dongherts. Allen J. K John D Dorothy William William F. Lonnie M both of € i Catherine D, Lansing. and_ Mildred Williams. Jacklin and Caroline P Jacklin Franit H. “Thompson, of Fori. Foote. Md. and Edna I Sanford of this city. Morgan ‘Birge of Falls Church. Va.. and M. Luttrell of this city Feier 1. Truxier of Clevelind. Oblo. Va.. . Graves. W. Va. Ma Pa. and angd and Samuet T Harry R J Julitis M. Gardmer of Charleston. i Louise M Simmons of this ity Carl J. Jarobs of Edgewood Ar and Minnie 3. Williame of Wik Jasper. C Morgan of S v ¢ Webber of Eliza ay A Davis and Liflian . Morriss Leroy Jones and Viola Johnson Hobert” Gibs and Mars. A" Bt Forest L. Cooper and Madie of Bethesds, Md Marion T Anderson of Daston. Ohio, Fiizgeraid of this oty Karl Werthner 2nd B Allcs Yoder. ] Burett. both and CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Washington Alumnae Club, of | Pi Beta Phi Fraternity will meet at luncheon tomorrow, 1 pm., at the fcan University Club house, 1634 1 Cardg of Thanks We wish to nks and despest utiful floral triby our beloved fath HAINES. thanks and for their d floral tribu; mother.. daugh: E_BROWN EDWARD A BROOKS. Mlarriage. expross our sincere tion £ the death ST F. GETZ THE CHILDRES xpress our sincere e We wish to sister a FATNES JACKSON, MARY BROOKS~ AND BROOKS SUSIE December 28 by Rev. H. D. Hi: C St Lutheran Chureh, L RAYMOND BOXW Mrs. James S Boxw Reaths. Wednesduy. Decom b § ‘wife of the Daniel W.' Bew'li, sr.. aged 79 yoars 1 from” the jce of her son 6 19th st nw. | b Reld idenly BEACH, . 1 ARAT ¥ nient at Glenwood Cemetery BENTON. Thursday. Decemb 8 pm’ at hs residence. A Wice nw WILLIAM THOMAS BE heloved Bushand ;i Fu dey January 4 atives and at Ro U flowers dents 19 friends invited K Creek Cemetery Janua late residence. irving Monday. January & at 11-a.m at Glenwood Cemetary BOYD. Wednesday. December at ber residence P BOYD (nee of the late William J of Mre. 0. C. Browne e T. and Wilham Homer | )m_the residen. i Edith Landvci o nal Cem 183K I 61 Alterue) BROWN. JOSHT & Deaths. KEENAN. The members Oldest Tnhabitante 1 105, foneral of our i AM T 3 D ath Smlln_r-"‘;} January ) ODORY: J. ELIOT WRIGHT. ‘Secretars. MURRAY. ursday. December RAY, huulvnnd of Annv p and fa. ther of George H. Murray. Natbanie! A q::'r::; "Pilm,dlu Murray a Paul E. nnd friends invited to atten NORRIS. of the Associatinn of i hen s o ate tent 1925 MUR: m ) Wednesday. December 30, 1075 #:20 p.m.. after a lLingering illness, JAMES L. beloved husband of Eilzabeth I ° tathes of Paul and son of James T. and Aliee v Norrls. Funeral from his siste o dence, Mra J Upperman Carolina ne.. Satirday. Januars 2. at Intermient at Glenwood (cmetery Zpm. 20denty. Thureday. 5. ot 1280 am band of Alice’ I, the o " Peansy Do RICHARD B Reed ania 3 a Reial Interment RIDGELY cember "31. 1 RIDGELY, " 1 Holmes 4, life Thursdas MA hu th A Ridenty. At the e ioes At the C1 - Relatives and friends invite ment at Glenwood Cemetery, RISTI December 30, her, rasidence. 3101 24th st n.r CATHERINE. “the heloved greas William Rieis Lincoin Ders Dleass copy. ) SINKFIELD brief 1) p.m (Charleston, A Alniedia Sink Teonzo Sinkfield Sinkfield. He also le ir fos a ho twin' Brother brother of San o mourn th tives and Home. January o SMITH. Suddenly at 1814 G st NICHOLAS SMITH. aged 81 Mrs_ Minnie Smith. father o N. Smith. ir" A. G. D, Cox. Futieral annotncemen ton “and Newport News. Vi (Hamn pavers pleas New York City at 8:30 Am KATHARINE S THONSSE. ,”,9 George Thoussen \V(\H S. Gordon Dulin. Fu o her 1 December Dr ABRAHAM | o Wash v D, ¢ G Stelle. David R Stelle. Interment af 1. residinee. 219 VALE. Lee's un anuary Mem and_ of 1925, at i 15th_at sears. Fu- Saturday. Felatives In filzmnnam. BEOOKS. BROOKS. k0. Decembe Gone._bhut not_forgotten HER DAUGHTER MARY PYER. I lovine remembr of ou DYER. s ago. THE FAMILY | | B o | United States Coast | | | | p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:33 a.m. and | p.m.; high tide, 10:38 am. and | p.m. { Hamburg ... — Barcelona AT A AT AN AT AT AT = - San Lorenzo—San Juan AT S 1 S wise Brown and devoted and Lena Brown of Bowir. Md his late residenc 5T et nw until Saturdas. Januars at mid right. Burial at Bowie Monday and de aunt. AL 1 departe January 1 A trihute of love my ALD. wh ioday 10 M FITZGERALD. =ie o mer 10:51 orCristobal IO VL QXITRY Women's Flannel Bloomers 45c Outin 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. Children's Flannel Garments 45¢ Outing Flanne! Gowns. Sleepers and SKirts for chil dren, 2 to 13 Start the New Year Right—Get One of These Men’s Overcoats l/2 Price $25 Overcoats $30 Overcoats $35 Overcoats $40 Overcoats $45 Overcoats $50 Overcoats St giving you an opportunity tc course, the start of the s Mr. Man, be on the job carly THE OVERCOATS are {rom our regular stock and include in single and double breasted e coats, box coats, auto coats every desirable shade, belters and half belter: Sizes coats, and conservative coats. Misses' Knitted Gauntlets Knitted Gauntlets, Women's Burson Woolen Hose Sizes 4 1o 7 tan Mercerized Pettibloomers :79c 66x80 Part-Wool Blankets, Pair Men’s All-Le brown Fine warm hose htly in ot The warmth n i white, with Tan lace, moccasii and soft box-tip p extra-wear soles: sizes 7 10 11 Patent “Tan"and Gun Metal Dreos Shoes. up to $ © sizes up to 11 pattern, Work & Dress Shoes atterns: Also 100 pairs of Men's lace style: values o% Many with cxtra-service sol PIRST QUALITY RUBBER now now now now now now ) save as much as you spend. ale will give you the best selections, Sa nmnhv morning. etc tu to 48, SALE OF 100 33 WARM COATS Warm Coats that the thrifty will appreciate. the leading Sizes 16 to 48. High-grade Fur- collar Sport Coats in assorted all- wool novelty fab- rics. Shawl or round fur collars, straightline and flare models, in sizes 16 to 40. ather leather and Extra Serviceable girls'. 8 10 2; boys' brother. All $12-50 $15.00 $177.50 $2()-00 $272.50 $25.00 rting our annual sale of Men’s Overcoats and incidentall woman All shades and black, with flare bottoms and straight lines and fur collar. Boys’ & Girls’ High Shoes Special New 3ear's Reduction Sale of Black and Tan For father, NS S N Of s0, WOMEN’S 95 $12.50 and $15 Values All-Leather $1.98 Tace Shoes for school, dress or play. and rubber ‘heels. . Sizes of 11 to 2 and 2% to 89(' mother. sister or sizes. New Year Speclt.l VOB L0, ORI 8 AR, RUSSELL'S G Street at 12th —MILLINERY —DRESSES —COATS T T Saturday’s Special! With plenty o every outdoor man: » To Match The largest stock in the city to select from. pairs—it will save you money in the end. 7th & F Ebro—Cristobal Phoenix—Puerta Plata Monte Chrinti pe Haiti Niclsen—La G SAILING Homeric—Southampton SATLING TOMORROW. Minnewaska—London Dorie— Liverpool P de Satrustegul—Barcelona. Caledonia—Glasgow Nitonian—Antwerp Siboney—Havana Sorozal—San Juan Pastores—port Limon Pan Minn 00 P M 00 PM aira 00 PM TODAY ree—Bermuda. Gerto Barrios Puerto Cortez. Windbreakers Reduced f real windbreaker weather ahead, these special Saturday prices will be -particularly appealing to $6.50 Suedeine Windbreakers . .....$4.95 $8.50 Velour Cloth Windbreakers. $10.00 Knitted Windbreakers. .. ... Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street TROUSERS .$6.50 $7.85 INC Your Odd Coats and Vests 4.65 AND uUP Every wanted color, material, size or style. Just bring in your odd coat— we'll match it Headquarters for Trousers Sts. N.W. | sets. 4 | omaha The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun ros 456 p.m Tomorrow—=Sun p.m Moon rises, 7:24 p.m.; sets, Automobile lamps to be lighted one half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Temperature. es, 7:2 “asamosng e, Tex. 30.: Albany ., Atlanta Adantie City Baltimos Birmingham Bismarck Hoston Buffalo {harleston’ - 3 ar Cloudy Pt.clouds Clear Cleveland Denver Cloudy Cloudy Clear 1 Clear _ Cloudsy . Clear . Cloudy Clear Helena Louisville Miami. F! Cloudy X0 Pt clouds Clear, Cloudy Cloudy Clear. Cloudy . Clear . Cloudy Clear Clear, Clouds Rain Clouds Okla. Cits.. I’hlla«lrluhm Phoenix Pittsburgh. Portiand ae. Fortiand Ore Tk cits, San” Antoni6’ an_Dieko. Francisco ; ar . Cloudy Clear Clear. Cloudy . Clear FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperaturn. Weather. London. England....... 38 Part clouds Paris. France....... .. Part cloudy Berlin, Germany.. . Rain Copenhagen. Germany. Part cloudy Horta (Fayal). Azores Part clondy Hamilton. Berrmuc Part_cloudy San Juan; Porto Rico. Clear ____Fou | PERSE. containing mones and gifer artcies o F ot n.w., Dee 28, 5 pm. Name amoun{ e 5-H, Star office. o monex { from Trick, reading. : Without “a. Spare. Finder ploase- rturn. Lambert Trublubrof | Tire Co® 9203 T4th st. nw. BRIEF CA hapere | ind Falls Church: ek Fx:u%hn i CARTON OF SHOES. ma CaRT N ernl reward: " Retarn o Farry T¥anafer. 15th and H ats. n.e. ADVE aluable lecen Washington Phone 1 6. L3 COLLIE (female). and vest: answers to ° 4241w, 425 4 ENTAL BRIDGE. old, with molars _at Pached. Tnureday. noon, J1 i, between Vi ve. and_14th. Reward DOG—Wire-haired fox terrier, 3 tan. cars, without collar or_ fag. r pl. _ North 757 GLISH_BRINDLE BULL, ears and tail wore collar_and ~tag. Reward or phons No.’ 10 Foliee !old inscription ‘E'l B asiniion &R st. n.w. Frank. 584. ntlet, r oof 1617 Frnnklm 40\0 W, male, blacl L(Mrll re- pnone M. luld N PEN. = ofi 1 reward, M o 902" or . S and_cass Saturday, KEYD fiRiey of Park rd. 10th, on_14th Call Pot. 3405 KEYS. Monday n\l:h(.'!:(-::";lure\hv:umgllg = X New Jersey ave. car: e i 852 North Capitol st Heward. 1+ POODLE, white, male, curly hair, long ears, answers to name of Toodles: re’ Dana."rS06'E Linc. 6143-J. o Wey Tuesday on strect car. EUBSE Dy (55 r 808, office hours. o Nhite® 510 Park ave. Clarendon, Va. Re- ward. MESH BAG on 7ih 8L Car of P SILVER Nemasdas evening. Return 16 908 86t nw. Beward. STRING OF $EARLS betwern Rausdhrs, TN nereh et Beer ST, BVor 570 Sm._Generous reward. Fr. 1500. ASE. near Snldler ‘Home. IR B who fo nd llltl 'ed ol = e rl“el::‘gllvye rr:"‘vl Adlml b5704-J. WRIST wnca and_chain, gold, Bepween ase, Md. Conn. ave., Chevy . Md. . $20 REWARD for the return of a black and white wire-haired fox terrier, strayed or lost. Return to below address and collect reward. Doz _answers_to name of “Tommy Michacl 511 Tracy pl. w.w o Please GRAY Pt.clouds | ary 4 BUSCHER. Sud. oved Funeral from dence Saturday. January am.. thence to Holy Trinit ase will be said at O 10 friends invited punt Olivet Ces HER. 0m s Trinity_Council, No. 192 ... are notified of the sudden death of Comrade ANTIONETTE BUSCHER. at her eaidence. 1711 33rd st now, Mass will he said 1n Ho! iy Church Januars 2 a 1 cown ited to at- SAR MARY B. DELANEY. CAHILL, December, 40, Pa. JORN HCAHILL. ereatter CRAIG. Wednesday. Decemb 6 pm.. at her residence. 3 MARY EGE. widow of the late Henry Craie_and beloved moth 1 Ege Craig and Netta Cr Bumbarion M Seeretary 1625. 4t Moscow ice of funeral from his late residence. Saturday. January 2. 14 terment private DALRYMPLE. Suddenis. December 31, 1 af her residence. Ardmore Md CILLA W. heloved wife of A “Dalrymple. Notice of after. Tuesday, December 8:40 pm._at her residence. 513 B NIE GRAY. beloved wife of and mother of Adelia W Carrie ‘Brown, Funeral from T M. E. Zion Church Sunday. 1626 HALL. ber 31 Tach piac ) heloved b T, He leaves to mourn their loss three brothers two sisters. one aunt and a host of other relatives and friends. Remaina can be Seen @t the above remdence Saturdav nizht, January 2. 1 Son M. E. Church. Sherman ave. and W st. Rev. W. H. Willlams offciating. Sun at 1 o'clock 8= Officers_and. i 29. 193 narted this life 705, John F M. will a Sundas 0 am. at the Ma- sonic Hall. 5th . ave. se. to at- fend the funeral of Brother ALEXANDER HALL. Serviees at Simpson Memorial Church, Sherman ave. W st now., Sunday Januars 3. 1926, at Full attendance is requested EDWARD BRIGGS, ROBT. PINKETT, Secty HARBER. Tuesday. December 20. 192 Youngstown, Ohio. Rear Admiral GILES BATES HARBER. husband of the iate Jeanete Thruston Harber. Funeral serv- iees with full military hon Myer Chavel Satw am. — Interment Cemeters. members of F. A and 1 Arlington” National y. December 30. 1925, peioved hushand of pneral rom his late residenc gy Uurds, Samuary 2, 1020 4% 1 pan. ierment Rock Creek Cemetery. HOLMES. Friday. January 1 St Frocdmen's Hospital, heloved unde of Mrs 616 O st now. hereater. HOWARD. Wednesias. pm. 100 Mas: Henusette” ave WILLIAM FAMES HOWARD. "pastor of Zion Baptist Church. husband of Alverda S. Howard. fuiherof” Annie B Howard {gevenced: riha ‘Howard Cojlins. Dr. William Howant. Elizilieth Howard fewse, Luis e, Juanita B. Howard, Trma Howard Tafien, TR W, Howand, "ang grandfather of William Howard Collins and Cehen 9. Lewis. or. Remains in L thurch from Saturday, 10 am. to S G 11 am al from Zion Banti Chiireh Sundas. 7025, . (Associated Press Dlease copy.) i HOWARD. The Baptist Ministers' Confer- O Nen Wil please meet at the Metropolitan DSt Church Saturday. 11 am..'fo ar- maige for the Tuneral "of Rev, ¥ HOWARD. D.'D. By ‘order of the mredl: dent, DR.'J. I. LOVING. Secy. HOWARD. Members of Pythagoras. Xo. 0 F. A. A. M.. are requested to assemble _at Madonic Teiple, Sih and Vireinia. ave so. Sunday. Jaiuary 3. 1926, at 10:30 ami. for the' funeral of our late chap- fain, Rev. WILLIAM JAMES HOWARI Funeral at Zion Baptict’ Church, ¥ stroet between 3rd and s.w.. January 3. "OMOSES JACKSOX, Worshipful Master. EUGENE E: WAYMAN. Sccretary. 2% HOWARD. The illustrious and sublime Minces ‘of Jonathan Davie Consistory. No: PrUNI Gssembie at Zion' Baptist Chiarch. BT Sre et ac 350 Bock B Aturday: January 5. for the purpose o .S_"kmo,.\. 1926, Layinia Notice of fu December 30. 19" street Eervico over our late Gstrious Pecr WILLIAM 4. HOWARD. Regalia at the church. You O e orlered "0 assersbls st s “hurch " an full consistory uniform Sun- Qay. January 12 o'clock. for the burpose of " attending the funéral, By Order of BEN F. ARRINGTON. First Lieutenant Commander. CICERQ A LEE 33° Keeper of Seals and Archives. HOWARD. Al officers and fraters of Mount Calvary’ Commandery. No. . hereby notified of the death of our’ ored "and’ boloved Sit Knight” Rev! ARD. You are ordéred to . Ingrull Femplas unitorm- ot Zion Bantist Chufeh. F st. between drd and 4 3 sta. ww.. Sunday. January 3. at 11 am’ for the puroose of attending his funerai Officers and- fraters ‘of Simon. Henderson and Gethsemane commanderies are cour- feously iavited to pariicivate WILLIAN L. GIBSON. B. CURTIS. NAN, Wvdru-nl-) December 30 3 at his residence. 4643 Conduit road. WiL: T. KEENAN. beloved husbind of conductiny brother. 10 am. ent at O: emeters. ) Funeral from Simp. | Greloek” | ss at St Martin s LOWS. atice o1 my JONES-BILLOWS, ight vea MANNIX, beloved membranco LOVING r . of our NNA'E. adnd © us 80 wud January 1. THEIR LITTLE DAUGHTERS. OLGA ND OLLIE ® h life, n thy end AND DAUGHTERS but gone Year ako todas ed upon he who sleeps beneath, MARY erave TAFF. our TAFF. ago today :_remembrance of ERNON DRURY life vight years ) MOTHER. ed remembran soungest Who ¢ Ja ¥ . mother who departed_this ‘life * today. Januars 1. 1910 Gone. but not forgotten MAMIE WELCH. In tribute of love to the memor of our dear father. PAUL WELCH. wh departed this life €ight y¢ ) vester: day. December 31, 1517 You shall always be_remembered In ‘this weary world of striir You shall never be forgotten As long as God shall give THE sixtesn years azo s life FAMILY FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoin 372. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E Phone L. 5343 J. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em. balmer. Livery in Connection. Commodious chapel and modern crematorium. Moderats i 32 Pa. Ave. NW. Cull M. 1385 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. . Modern™ Chapel. *Telephone __Maim 2473 “T. F. 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