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THE % UNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., JANUARY 17, IQ;ZG—PART 15 Tuxedos, $23 EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. We Give You a $250 Complete PROMINENT MASON, D. W. BEACH, JR., DIES Was Supervisor of Machinists at Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Daniei W. Beach, jr. sor of machinis |Teau of Engraving and Funeral for $125 | where he had been employed for e ambulances to and 3 Hospitals. ... . $4.00 A phone call to Col. 432 will 2 us to you. ‘he Brown alm;e Funeral Home o W. W. Chambers Co., 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Undertakers. S 1 Royal Arch M He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Beachi: two daughters, Miss ears, and a native Wa Masonic circl ‘olumbia. He was past master A A M Com- No. 5, Knights Templar, and ureka Chapter, No. 4, commander of Orfent ecretary of asons. Laura O, DREAGLGNANNNEAGMA MIDAGERAAEGEAIT R Y S ings. alike. - imported fabrics. 730—35—40 SILK ROBES 55 vears old. s at the Bu- Printing, hingtonlan | died in Sibley Memorial Hospital Fri- | day after a short iliness. Mr. Beach long had been prominent s of the District of ances B. Beach and Miss Marybell ch, and a brother, Frank 1. Beach. al services will be conducted his_ residence, 3136 Nineteenth street, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Lebanon Lodge in charge. Rev. Harvey Baker Smith will be the officiating clergyman. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. CAPTAIN IS BLAMED. Held Largely Responsible for Sink- ing of His Vessel. SHANGHAIL January 16 (. —At taching some blame to the captain of the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Asia, a naval court of inquiry which inquired into the collision between that vessel and the steamer Tung shing on January 11 decided that tha main_responsibility for the collision rested on the captain of the latter vessel. ¢ was confirmed that 10 persons were drowned when the Tungshing sank, following the collision. 30 of BussuIRSEEEEE $1 685 TALL—LARGE—MEDIUM SIZES Gorgeous Silk Robes, all color- Velvets, brocades—of No two Very unusual values when you can select $30, $35, $40 robes for $16.85. Raleigh Haberdashe 1310 F Street INC 77z 77, 2 FRANC JEWEL Here’s What You Get 6 6 26 pieces as shown. knives, 6 teaspoons, tablespoons, 6 forks, sugar shell and butter knife. . A bargain event supreme. 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TURNER, | UNION VETERAN, DIES lMember of 7th West Virginia Cav- ! alry in Civil War Suc- cumbs at 85. pt. William Turner, Union Army | veteran, died at his residence, 453 Irving street, Friday long jillness. He would have been 85 yvears oldtomorrow. Capt. Turner served with the West Virginia Cavalry during the Civil War. Prior to coming to Wash- ington, 14 years a he was en- | maged in farming and the lumber business in West Virginia. He had long been u member of the Methodist Church. Funeral serv at his late re 7th es will be conducted idence this after- noon at o'clock. Rev. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the United States House of Representatives, will officiate. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. | He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Martha D. Turner: two sons, Dr. John R. Turner, dean of the Washington quare College of New York ©mi versity, and W. W. Turner, professor of architecture at the University of Notre_Dame, Indfana: six daushters, Mrs. M. A. Chambers of Huntington, WV, Va.: Mrs. J. H. Meador of Vienna, Vi Mrs. P. B. Davis of Fayette: ville, W. Va: Mrs. J. WW. Mankin of this city; Mrs. J. B King of Rich- . Va. and Dr. Mae T. Riach of London, England He also is sur- vived by 16 grandchildren and 7 great- grandchildren. WILLIAM K. HOUSER. 29, | VETERAN OF WAR, DIES Succumbs at Oteen, N. C., Hospital. Funeral Services Con- ducted Here. William K. Houser, 20 years old. World War veteran and native Wash- ingtonian, died in the United States Veterans” Hospital, Oteen, N. €., Mon- day. Funeral services were conduct- ed at the residence of his brother-n- law, Charles T. Hammer, 2419 Mon- roe street northeast. Thursday. In- terment was in Arlington Cemetery. Mr. Houser reached the grade of sergeant, first class, in the Army dur- | ing the war Following the war he was employed in the War Department until bec il about a vear ago, when he went to the hospital at Oteen. Born In this city, Mr. Houser was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James H. Houser. He leaves his widow. Mrs. Sarah E. Houser; two sis. ters, Mrs. Ray B. Compton of Rose- berg. Oreg., and Mrs. Edward E. Cissel of Mount Ralnier, Md. and two brothers, John W. Houser and Harry Houser of Washington. GARNER SHOOTING :I'RIAL | WILL RESUME TOMORROW | Jury Decide on Conflicting Stories of How Wife Was Wounded by Bullets. The trial of Jesse Garner on a charge of assaulting his wife, Mrs. Lulu E. Garner, with a pistol at her | lome, 401 L street northeast, will be med tomorrow before Justice Bai- ind a jury in Criminal Division 1. The jury will be called on to decide between two conflicting stories of who started the shooting. The wife accuses the husband, but Attorney John H. Burnett, counsel for the accused, says he will prove that the wife first had the pistol, and that in the attempt of the husband to wrest it from her the wife received the wounds. According to Assistant United States Attorney Willam H. Collins, who is conducting the prosecution, Garner entered the home of his wife, from whom he had been separated, and shot her four times. Garner claimed the| wife had been talking about him, the prosecutor told the jury. The shoot- ing_occurred to FOUND. DOG—Final notice! ~Half airedale and Ger- man police dog. E. E. Elliott, 1320 10th Ph North 104! L A NECKLACE. Send description to Address Box 464-K. Star office. L] LOST. k_and_white, yesterday afternoon. BAG. metal. at Fol's Notity Adams )LD—Brown leather. containing es}i driver's license; notify Main 6771 iteville 1087 - LET—Old fashioned. gold. between 3rd_and E. Capitol and Hth and Mass. ave. n.e: Friday night, Jan. 15. Phone Lincoln 1687, after 5 p.m. Reward. L BULLDOG, white and brown. Tong {ail, ears trimmed: weighs about 60 Ibs. 2464 On- o rd. Adame 5271. BUNCH OF KEVS. In Finder kindly call Main 5300, Advertising Denartment 17° CUFF BUTTON_ gold. link (one): narrow white enamel line near the edge. Adams 34335, Reward. DEED, executed black leather case. o Geo. G. Webste: 2. 1212 M st.: DOG. torricr. brown-haired. white chest an white tip on tail, male: brown collar. tag No. 1443 North 5467 TAIN PEN. ladies: brown lower part: ‘ward. 1502 Columbia rd. FUR—Since Christmas: brown reward. Address Box AN POLICE PUPPY. heavy build, n ' legs, black body. chain’ colla wers name *Prince.” Reward. 6308 Conn. ave. Phone Cléve. 3046. Or 805 Channing pl._ne. Potomac 1 GLASSES—A _pair of shell w1 Wednesday. Finder please call Cleve Telvet_at tar oS 108. 18% GOVERNMENT_CHECK. on street car, for a 773 _Kenyon. L NDBAG, small, purple, in or near Center ay. ' containing money, bank cards with address: finder d return bag and other egn- tonts HAND _COIN REGISTER—Near 1st and B 35 E*LO on Friday. Return to Capitol Traction Co.. 36th and M st. n.w. Reward, HOUNDS, 2. strayed from 1022 1ith et n.w.: black and tan stripes around neck: reward for_return. . KEYS—Fou and Avenue: R 40-M, S Tost between Kann's rewand it retarned. Addrgsa other keva E. T. Porter, 823 Euclid and bottle opener. 5 7821, st A ECE of brown Fisher fur. from auto- mobile, Tueeday. between Rideways drux Stor d Wyoming and Connecticut aves: Dieral ‘Fward Call North 0277, PURSE, containing wrist watch: monogram. e s Rear Govt. hotels: reward. " 140 ABD Bldg.. Govt. Hotels. . WRIST WATCH—Gold, engraved Rosamond Starr. Christmas, 1912, between December 28 and January 12. $b reward if returned o 808 20th 17 WRIST_ WATCH, white golq, black Nrap: ‘sunday: finder pleats return fo_ 1764 K st now.: reward. 178 R D for information leading to return B menth-ld potice. dog: collar Teads. Own: or. Georwe T Bell ir. 2718 32nd st. n.w.: Cleveland 4077, Namé. Tommy: lght brown Snot.on _side. v RING. gentleman’s signet. initial “S": Palace Raators "Friday: $5. reward. — Atlantic 43, Richard ‘Stedman. 18% $18 in Dills, either at Thornapple station or A% Phtomas “Park car, Saturday’ morming about 8 o'clock: reward to finder. William + %Estes. 6708 Summit ave.. Chevy Chase. Md.Phone Cleve. 1870-W. 17e $1,000_ REWARD — PEARL NECKLACE, about 76 graduated pearls, a knot between ¢ach pearl and with 14:stone diamond clasp: lost about January 9, 1926. possibly in vicinity of Warrenton, Va. Communicate with C. E. Tiffany, "Warrenton, Va. or Fisher & Fisher, 602 Edmonds Buiiding. Washington, D. C. _$1.000 reward. __ 23° $50 REWARD—Airedale, male, white chest; last seen Nov. 9 at | morgow and Tuesday. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Br. A. A. Randall, psychologist, of Minneapolis will give a free lecture, § o'clock, at 1628 K street. Subject: “What Psychology Will Do for You. The lecture will be to- Dr. Gertrude Sheckells, who has been absent for six months, will introduce the speaker. Mrs. Charles Wood will give an illus- trated travelogue on “Detours in Spain,” tomorrow, 8:15 p.m., in lecture room of the Church of the Covenant. Miss Thelma Smith sill sing Spaqish songs. Washington Centennial Chapter, No. 26, O. E. 8., will give a card party and dance the evening of February 16 at Wardman Park Hotel L. T. Struck will speak on “Health Through Exercise,” at the meeting of the Practical Psychology Club tomor- rom, 8 p.m., at the Playhouse. Southeast W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., with Mrs. Raymond Schmidt, 3028 Porter street. Columbia Floral Circle will meet to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Minnfe C. Wetzel, 1343 Monroe street. Mrs. Jennie Howard will be assistant hostess. The annual reunion of the Confed- erate Veteruns' Association, Camp 171, U. C. V., of the District of Colum- bia, and celebration of the birthday of Gen. Robert E. Lee, will be held Tuesday, 8 p.m., at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South. The gen- eral committee {s headed by Nor- ment Doniphan Hawkins as chairman. The January meeting of the Men's Club of Christ Church, Georgetown, will be held in the parish hall tomor- rom, § p.m. The entertainment period will be an open forum for the mem- bers to deliver short talks on various subjects. Cigars and refreshments. . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Col. C. N. Joyce will speak to the Men's All Comers’ Bible Class at 9:45 o'clock, Church of the Covenant. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet at Rosslyn, Va., at 1:50 o'clock. Buy round-trip ticket to Great Falls. Chicken dinner for those who wish. Guy M. Dodson and Bill Greenley, leaders. Right Rev. Walter Mitcheil. newly elected bishop of missionary district of Arizona, will preach at All Souls’ Memorial Church at morning service. TONIGHT. The Young Men's Hebrew Associa- tion will give an entertalnment and dance at Y. M. H. A. Buflding. “The Law of Karma™ will be the subject of a talk at United Lodge of 1731 K street, 8 o'clock. ENTERTAIN MISS DELL. Georgians of State Society Hosts to Civil Service Commissioner. The Georgia State Soclety enter- tained Mlss Jessie Dell of Sylvania, Ga., recently appointed civil service commissioner, 4s guest of honor at a meeting Friday night at 2400 Six- teenth street. After a program of dancing and cards, Rev. Sam Small. former Con- federate soldler, spoke for the Stone Mountain Memorial fund and auc- tioned off a Stone Mountain coin, {which was purchased by Moultrie Hitt, president of the organization, and do- nated to be awarded at the next meet- ing of the societ Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been lssued to the T Clarence W. Hardy and Mary M. Branson Robert G. Bruce of Culpeper, Va. and Nellie F¥. Twyman of Syria, Va. Max Sokol and Anne S. Hirschhorn. o sokel Malachi W. Woods and Beatrice Weather- roaenl ¥ oode and, Beatr Emest M. Folks of ‘akoma Park and Sadie McMullen of Silver Spri Md. Silvester Vaughan and Ida Newton Lewis J. Creasey and Masggie Owens. Erving Washington and Earlena Smith. » Wilbam H. Cooke and Josephine M. Des- John A. Lancaster and Agnes L. Hawki) Harvey F. Simpson of Alexandria, V and Allis L. Bailey of Manaseas. Va. Howard J. Rhodus of Mexico, Mo., and Inez K. Petingale of this city. THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness and warmer today, followed by rain tonight and tomorrow. Maryland — Increasing _cloudiness with rising temperature today, fol- lowed by rain tonight and tomorrow. Virginla—Increasing cloudiness and warmer, followed by rain in south rortion today; rain tonight and to- morrow, followed by fair weather. West Virginia — Rain and warmer today, tomorrow partly cloudy and slightly colder. Records for Past 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 32; 2 am., 4 am., 29; 6 am., 26; 8 am., 23; 10 a.m., 30; 12 noon, 36; 2 p.m., 40; 4 p.m., 41; 6 p.m., 38; 8 p.m., 36; 10 p.m. 32. Highest, 41; lowest, 23. Relative humidity —8 a.m., p.m., 36; 8 p.m., 53. Rainfall (8 p.m. to 8 Hours of sunshine, 9.8. Per cent of possible sunshine, 100. Temperature same date last vear— Highest, 39; lowest, 29. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 4:55 a.m. and 5:13 p.m.; high tide, 10:41 a.m. and 11:01 p.m. - Tomorrow—Low tide. 5:47 a.m. and 6:10 p.m.; high tide, 11:35 a.m. and 11:55 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, am.; sets, 5:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, sets, 5:13 p.m. Moon rises, pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. ~Temperature.— Precipi. Max. Min. tation 8 Sai- Fri. Sat. pm. to urday. night. 8p.i. 8 p.m. ) 24 both 3 83; p.m), 0. 8. sun 7:24 a.m.; sun 10:03 a.m.; sets, 9:26 Asheville, Atiant Atlantc Cltge N Biviminenam, A rmingham, Bismarck, N. Dak. Boston, M Buftalo, N Chicago, Til Ginclonati, Obio esenne. Cleveiand, Obio: © Davenport. Iewa. BES SHousen. dow ' Motnes. Detroit. Mich. Duluth; Minn. s =53 scsona e SRR AR RS RRERERESRERES 8 D 240 B LU 1S 23 2 RGBSR DE R R O G2 201 12 o1 EE R RES RS Do 0 Thdfamiolis ind. anapolla J’:rlwn‘\"‘l‘ll Fia. A OIS s B ESIS N I CaISOnGS RESERSS! 2SR rasua . 3 Marquette, Memphig, Tenn. bbile. Aln.. - Ferd e o1z e Omaha. Nel Ehiladelvhia, Phoenix, Arlz. Bittsburgh, Pa.. Portland. Me. e A A 23 gt s Fhg . Louis. Mo..%"." St. Paal, Minn 21110 San Anionio, San N San_ Franciseo. ses, - Georgia and Colorado aves.; wearing tag 459. W. W. Duffy, 601 Rittenhouse st. Columbia i Santa Fe. N. Seattle, Wi Springfield. Tamj . T Qi WASHINGTON. AR RERSLRENSRSSRER: HEART ATTACK KILLS LIEUT. NICKERSON Retired Naval Officer Had Colorful | Career in Three Major Conflicts. uddenly stricken by a heart attack, Lieut. Arthur R. Nickerson, U. S. retired, of 453 Reno road, fell dea shortly after he had alighted from his automobile on I street near Sixteenth yesterday afternoon. Lieut. Nicker- son was in his fifty-ninth year and had been retired only =ix months. Working his way up through ranks, Lieut. Nickerson had a color- ful naval record which included cam- paigns in the Mexican, Spanish and World Wars. He had seen service in numerous foreign countries and at in- tervals was on duty here at the N avy Yard and Navy Department. Lieut. Nickerson was born in Ply- mouth, Mass., but has made Washing- ton his home for the past 16 He is survived by his widow, Mrs Martha G ickerson and two daugh- ters, Mrs. John A. Creel of this eity, and Mrs. R. Thornton Strange of An. napolis. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Interment is expect- :(l to be in Arlington National Ceme- ery. ROBERT H. COLE EXPIRES SUDDENLY AT HOME HERE For Years Was a Clerk for Capital Traction Company—Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage. Robert Holton Cole, 68 years old, clerk in the office of the treasurer of the Capital Traction Co. where lie had been employed for the last 2 years, died of cerebral hemorrhage at his residence, 1364 Quincy street, Thursday. He was stricken after ketting off a street car at Fourteenth sireet and Spring road late Thurs- day afternoon and died scon after being taken hom: Mr. Cole was a member of the Maccabees. He was a native of St. Marys County, Md., but had resided in this city continuously since em- ployed by the Capital Traction Co. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cora M. Cole; a nephew, Alvin H. Cross, and a niece, Mrs. Arlo Stark. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock and thence at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Four- teenth street and Columbia road, at 11 o'clock. Rev. George F. Dudley will officiate. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. CANVASS VIRGINIA VOTE. Legislature in Joint Session Goes Over Returns of November. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., January 16.—The Legislature yesterday had a joint session for the purpose of ascertain- ing the resuit of the vote cast for State officers last November. two bodles began at an early hour and the work required several hours. Officers elected were governor, lieu- tenant governor, secretary of the com- monwealth, attorney general and treasurer. The official figures of the election will not be made known until after the completion of the canvass. An amendment to the constitution was offered vesterday by Senator Booker of Halifax, in which he seeks to fix the date for the inauguration of governor as of January 1, following election. The amendment would also provide that the Supreme Court of Appeals meet on the first week of | December, following the quadrennial election and canvass and declare the | result of the vote. IRON DISCOVERY CLAIMED. | Canadian Officials Fail to Enthuse Over Report. TORONTO, January 16 (#).—om- cials of the Ontarfo Department of Mines assert that they attach little | importance to the reported discovery near Fort Willlam of a large body of high-grade fron ore. They said they had no knowledge of the find,' although It had been known here that American interests were explor- ing in the district. Charles McCrea, provincial minis- ter of mines, declined to discuss the matter at length, asserting that he might have more Information to give out within a few days. _“If this {s an ore that is marke: able without requiring benefication, he said, “it will mean great develop- ment for the iron findustry in that part of the province.” LUTHER HOME TRANSFER. Birthplace Now Property of Berlin Evangelical Church. BERLIN, January 16 (#).—A quaint peasant cottage at Eisleben, in which Martin Luther Wwas born in 1453, has seen transferred by the city Evangelical Church. ¥ Aol The cottage is in a remarkable state of preservation. Though owned by the city of Eisleben, the Prussian gov- ernment has been appropriating funds for its upkeep since 1817. The church now assumes the responsibility of keeping the property. The city coun- cil has voted to add the ‘word “Lutherstadt” to the name “Efslebe; FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. WILLIAM LEE, Funer lmer. Livery in Cornection. chapel ‘and modern Drices, 532 Fa. Aver N Gan ascdesate W. Ci Frank Geier’s Sons Co, WEEI AT dan s T. F. COSTELLO - 172 . SO SROATED AL vors Wm. H. Sardo & Co, saniT Ny Lincoln 524 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Commodious CO Neither the successors of wil the original W. . Speass copnected et 1009 H St N.W Frank.6626 £ o orinerly 040 F_St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch: s Sons (ISAAC. BIRCH 3034 M ST. N.W. Estavlished 1841. Phone West 08, Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. i Ave. N.W. CHAS. S. ZURHORST ~ 381 E. CAPITOL ST. e e FUNERAL DESIGNS. Geo. C. Shaffer * ynsmw ° 3 IS A WO N TS Prompt Aut. Delivery Servi BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Floral Derigns. loder: s, PoI T . MOSTOR the | The | rector and Ea. | C. L. CRAMER, 59, DIES. | Former Express Company Employe Lived Here 40 Years. Cyrus Leander Cramer, 59 vears | old, an employe of the United IIxpress Co. for 32 years, until re-| tired in 1920, died at his home, 209 | D street, Monday. Funeral services were conducted at his residence ““hursday and at St Church | r was a native of Ohlo, but had been a resident of the Dis- | jtrict for the last 40 vegrs. His last employment was with the Na- | tioy Bank of Washington. He | | leaves his widow, Mrs. Margaret M. Cramer; a son, Cyrus J. Cramer ughter, Mrs. William L. Als sister. Mrs. Minnie Connell Wayne, | and a brother, Lewis Cramer, all of_this city Cards of Thanks HAHNWALD. I wish to express my sincers | {hanks to ‘relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy during the briet e and, for the beauuital fioral triputes R | a t the death of my beloved husband. AV HAHNWALD. T MILLER. We wish to express our sincere thanks and_deepest appreciation 1o rels lives and friends for their kindness durine the illness. and their exnressions of sym- vathy and’ floral tributes at the death of our father. IGNATIUS MILLER | THE FAMILY. PAIGE. T wish to express to the chureh relatives and friends my anpreciation and | thanks for their many kindnesses during | lilness and floral tributes at the death of my beloved hushand. HENRY PAIG | WIFE. MAMIE PAIC PHILLIPS. We wich to express our sincers tharks o our relatives and {ricnds for the beautiful flowers and loving kindness when we lost_our belcved husband and fathe JOHNENOS PHILLIPS MRS. JUE. PHILLIPS AND FAMILY. *| Beaths. | AMBROGL. Friday, January 15, 1928, at the residence of her' daughia 1669 Park road nw iwloved wife of the late Narciso Ambrogi. Funeral from the above address Monda: January 18. at 9:30 am.. thence to Sacre Heart Church, where requiem mass will be | d at 10 am. for the repose of | Interment al Mount Olivet tives and friends invited | BALINGER. _Priday, January 15. 1026, ROBERT PETTIS BALINGER, Jr. beloged son of Robert P. and Thelma V. Balinger, aged 4 months. " Funeral from his residence, Arlington County. Va.. Stnd January 17, at % pm. Interment al Oah Wood Cemeters, Falls Church, Va tives and friends invited BEACH. Friday, J Sibley Memorial Hospital. DANIEL W BEACH. Jr.. beloved husband of Laura O. Beach (nee Boyce). aged b | Funeral from his Jate residence 19th st. n.w. on Monday, January 1% at Relatives and . friends invited Interment at Gleawodd Ceme- | 15. tery. BEACH. A special_communication of Leha non Lodge. N F. A A M. s called for 1 p.m." Monday, January 18,1926, for the purpose of aticnding the funeral of our late brother. DANIEL W. BEACH. Jr. Dast master ELGIN SMITH. Master. BENNETT. Saturday. January 16, 1025, i3 _residence. the Portner. HENRY D NNETT. in the §0th vear of his aga ral from the chapel of the John R Wright (o 7 10th st. n.w. Monc January 18 at 1:30 pm. Inferment (o ate) at “Arlington National Cemet ol Biver, Mass.."pavers Dicase coby. ) OWMAN. _Friday. Januars 8. 1626. in Cali. | | a WILLIAM'J 8 ! L. Bowman (nee MoMillan) . fat of Alice €. Bowman_ and brother of Rich &d'F. and David J. Bowman and Catherina M. Flemung. ~ Funeral from his late re dence. 420 Luray blace. Monday. Ja I8 at _8:30"am. thence 1o the Sacred Heart Church “where mass will be sung at # am. “Relatices and friends invited . In- | terment at Arlington National Cemetery. CARTER. _Saturdas. January 16. 1926, at United States Vetérans' Hosoital No. 60 o JAMES M CARTER. aged ¥ ushand of Georgianni | tice of funeral later. Friday. January rama. road nw Belot 1926, at 1833 NATH J. loving e in Her ROth o Nevius funeral s York ave. nw. Monda January 18 at 1:30 v Interment ai | lington National Cemeters. e | Suddenly. Thuredas. Januars ROBERT HQLION. 1 ora M Cole. ¥ Fun 1363 Quincy st January 18 at 10:30 am Stephen's Church. 14th Columbfa road. where services wiil be held at 11 am.” Interment at Fort Lincoln ters, CREAMER. Friday. January 1 the residence of her daughter. Mr Fietcher. SR04 East Cabitol at. EMMA loved wife of James F. Creamer. Servic will be held at the above address Monda. January 18" at am.” Int Mount Olivet etery DELANEY. Saturday. January 16. 1926 his residence. 431 Quircy st n.w. PETER. | beloved father of James F. Dalaney. F neral and interment at Thombsonville at ¥, January heldved wife from Rw. Tue 830 am.” - Requiem the Nativity ai @ friends invited. Inter | Cemetery DOGGETT. Friday. Januarv Providenice Howpital. VIRGL loved wife of the late Me Funeral from } Monday. J. s and friends at in Glen 17 | GREGORY. Departed this_life Januars 14 1926 at'2:45 pm. at W5 W 16 of Jo da Tua: am. beioved husband of He leaves & mother. father brother and other relativ Remains will be shipbed 1o 3 Tuesday for burial. | GRIMES. Saturday. Januars 16, 1926, 215 am. ELIZABETH. beloved wife the Jate William H. Grimes H. M. Padgett's funcral , friends rth Carolina at Funeral from b varlors Monday. | B. January 18: at 1 p.m. Interment private GRYMES. Friday. January 15. 1926. at| Freedmen's Hospital. WILLIAM W ‘hus- nd of the Jate’ Mrs. Margaret A Grymes and father of Mrs. _Lillian | Grymes Carroll of Boston. Mass. Remains | Bl resting at G. W. Grice's undertaking par- | lor. Funeral from St. Lukes B. E. Church Sunday. January 17.°at * pm. Relatives | and friends invited to attend HARTSHORN. Saturday, January 16. 102 at nee, ELDEN J. HARTSHOR! In his 83d vear. Funeral from the Was ner Presbyterian Church. Kensington., Md Monday, January 18. at = p.m. laterment |- at Arlington. Va. | HEATHMAN. Departed this life Wednesday. | January 13. 1626, at 4:30 p.m.. AARON. | beloved husband of the late Victoria and | father of Andrew. Thomas and_ the late Serst. James Heathman, Charits H. Smuith, Mary Smith and the late Magdalenc Ep and brother of Cornelius Haithm: At- lantic City, and Mary Heathman._ Funeral from his fate residence. 1208 Linden st. ne. on Monday. January 18: thence to | St. Cyprian’s Church, 13th and C sts. se. where mass will be sung at § a.m. for the repoce ‘of his soul; = Relatives and friends ;I:V;_wd Interment at Mount Olivet ’Came—‘ HOWARD. Friday. January 15. 1926. at her residence. 3654 Park place n.w. ARY ELIZABETH. beloved wife of the Tat Wil- liam M. Howard. Services will be held at her late residence Monday. January 1R. at 'l: 30 pm. Interment at Glenwood L'lemew ery, 7 . January 15. 1026. at her home. | Victoria Hotel. Des’ Moines. Towa. EMMA | S.. beloved wife of J. Jolly Jones =) Saturday. = January B beloved huisbund Zatotn Kelly father of Axr . Margaret Williams, Mrs. ler and Mre. Rosalie Nebel, his late residens Tuesda to Holy mass will be sung at § am. and friends invited to_ attend: «t Mount Olivet Cemete 18 | KEOGH. _Suddenly, January 15, 1026, DONALD D., 3-month-oid son of Mr. and Mre. M. L. Keogh. Interment at Fred- erickeburg, Va. (St. Louls papers please copy.) 17 MANLEY. Departed this life Saturday, Jan- u { 16. 1926. ETTA. the beloved wife of William" Manley. She leaves to mourn their loss two sons. five dausbters and a host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains can be viewed from 12:30 nm Sund; to 12 p.m. Monday at_ 320 Cllrlw ave. I City. ~ Funeral at Chan- tilly, 'V ‘Tues at p.m. Fnend;sln- vited. MILLER. = Thursday. January 14, 1926, WILLIAM R MILLER. beloved husband iof Elizabeth Miller. axed 36 years. Funeral from ‘his late residence. 1350 U st. & Monday. January 18 at 2 pm. Inter: ment at Congressional Cemetery. 1| MILLER. Officers and members of Ana-| costia Counail, No. 16, J. 0. A M. are re- quested to atiend the Tumeral of ‘our de- et W. R. MILLER. 1350 U | .m. Monday. Decémber 18, nt at Congressional Cems tor: J°E. TOLBERT. Counilor, R.A. ESTEP. Réc. Secy. 17¢ MORRIS. Friday. Janiary 15. 1926, after a lingering illnéss. W. L. MORRIS. mrem- ber of Camp 171. Confederate Veterans. Funeral from the’ chavel of J. William Lee's Sons. 333 Pennayivania ave. n.w Monday, January 18§ at pm. fed erate Veterans invited to atiend. ~Inte ment at Arlington National Cemetery. PADGETT. Thursday ' January 14. 1926, EARLY 'ARCHIBALD. ‘beloved son of the Tate 'tflh'm E.,lagd Christina Padgett. in the 45th year of his axe. late residence. 813 L st. 6.e.. Monday. Jan- uary 18, at 3 p.m. Inierment at Consres- sional Cemetery. ~ Relatives and friends invited to attend 17¢ PADGETT. Members of the Mount Vernon Council.” No. 10. Junlor Order of United TI American Mechanics will please assemble | Monday attemoon. January ¢ ai § .m.. for the purpose of attending the Paneral of Brother EARL A: PADGETT from his late residence. ‘813 L st. se. B { the council 'AYLOR, 'Councilor. ALLTVOOD, Rec. Sgh LY. 16. MES 1 El Mr Funeral from . 1124 Montello ave. n.e . January 19 at 8:80 a.m.. theno: ame Church. where solemn high | Interment | States | PREVAIL. | euick. AEDY. RICHTER. SCAAFER. SMITH. STEPHANY. THORNTON. TIBBS. WILLIA: 1 WOLFE. Relatives | MORRIS. BY Services at_ his | SYLVESTER. HOMAS, et 1 Anac MARION V. POWERS T ¥unera 1 omas R. Nalley & Sons’ funeral par 131 11th Tursday. January 19, and friends invited at Oak Hul Saturday her residence. 1500 Chase. Md.. KATHR 21 years, Felov William 3 Trev . residence « 30 am. thence to the Church of the ssed Sacrament. where mass witl he said at 0 am. Relatives and friends (Philadelnhia bapers piease «opy.) Januars 16. 1926, at 4 pm 4 ehort il at his nw. FLOYD A. QUICK neral later Friday. Januars 15, 10 A.. beloved wife of {ne late Dar Fiineral from her late resid st nw. Monday, am: thence to St where mass will be of her soul at 0 am Olivet “Cemeters invited o attend Saturday Tl At Sibley 1 H hington NAOMI GRAY. r R Richier ot o3 M ave Hyattsvilie M. nhdertaking parlor January 10, at Fort Lincol Iriends invited Saturday, after a Tong iliness. the late Emma ( neral from his la B Tuesday” January therive to Hols Trinity will be said for the renose of Tis & terment” at Prospect Hill Cemetery tives and friends invited to atier Thursday. 830 nm. Seret huried at Soldier t 11 am, Friends Friday terment January 19 anuars” 10 said 1o Tt Relati the Teposs Funeral fr Hyattsvil 10°30" am Intermentat Cemeters Relatives and 18 1926, nd_of Janua GEORG 16 huxh NI “lati Januars 1 her residence 4R10 ‘Georeia ave. G4 ERINE STEPHANY (nee Gernand) Ioved wife of the Jute Erederick W, Siep) any and mother of e et i Le Siennans M. R R H_M 217030 am. thence 1 d 4t 10 am. Tnterment at Piite hurgh. Pa. (Pittsburgh. Florida pavers picass cop Friday. January 15. Home. unieral Januars 18 briel's Ch the Bantist NESTINE the above address at 11 am Departed thi ary 14, 1000, at dence 5 South B TIBBS, devoted He leaves to_ mon three sisters, Eva E. Faulkner of (hicago. 111 Lottie Tibby Banks, Gladss Counte Tibhe one brother. W. 6. Tibhs of Roanoke Va: a riend of Alberta Mye < and friende. Remas Riines’ funeral chape Funeral from his lat: th Capitol st.. Sunday Thursday. Jan at_his res CHARLES life is; ot resting at Hrd and 6. at 1 WI hushand abo baloved terment tives and friends invited, AGNER. The Sir Knights of Washington Commanders. No. 1. K. T, are hereby o Templar uniform. Temple. Mondas Tor the nu WAGN are in at 1 pm. m; JOSEPH M. MARZOLF. Capt; ALKER. Suddenls Jiteneliviie Jan ASHINGTON, at 730 am st nw.. Rev tor of " G West Waahing Ida_ Wasiington a of Trving and Sat the beloved devoted state at the Greater roh. flst at. hetween K om Monday, iR Janna T nuars 10 2 Chureh Jernag, dav. J; friends MS. D st we. after & devoted hush: oth resting chapel friends & Co's 1 Maria r relatives and pm. Interment Departed this life Thursday, Jar 1998 at Tuberculosis Hospita devoted hushand of H. e lenves to mourn T3 ves and friends. Rel at John T. Rhines Funera Refatives and In Memoriam. ARUCH. T of our dear RUCH. who de awo today, Janu HIS DEVOTED ERS RISCO. our Qe BRISCO. w %0 today. JOE_BA remen Tn ead and loving 3 wife The place. HER LOVING ND. LANDONIA 0. Jant Tis sweet to remember h hod™ . ough absent to s R LOVING SON AND_ADDIT GEORGE r who once was she is iust as dea DAUGHTER | " Lunstord in'1 A Ann Domunic's Cathe the 3 Who 1. buried Vereary mass at St Charch Dass of sadness still come Fenre ta sjance. flow Fond memary keens o Hhoneh heaver clamed axo Love o: in d K OTED, Witk N ARG YRET 1. N LUNSFORD, AND HIS DAT ANGELA LUNSFORD. n sad but loving remembrance of I Y ‘prather. VERNON P This Tife mever oer oved one near us him one seu h remembe: X H Home. at rest. so sweetly sleeping. In thy Savior's tender care. HIS_LOVING MOTHER. FATHER. D BROTHER. A tribute mem thres s1s A orir ens Brother and. BURN C. RICHARDS. who left u. Years ago today. January 17, 1923 Sometimes, when our hearts £row weary B ‘ot taska seem very long When otir Durdens Jook 00 heavs A we_deem the right all wrone Thien we Kain & new. frosh courage ‘&% W Tise 10 Droudiy sav. Let s do our duts bravely. Triie was our dear Wilburn's way. HIS DEVOTED GISTER. AND. - NIE( VIOLA RICHARDS AND RUTH MAN In loving remembrance of my dear “on and our father. WILLIAM RYAN. who ied four vears a%0 today. How I miss the welcome footsten 'St e one T love &0 dear 010 1 listen for Iis coming Feelihs sure that he is nea T did not stand beside his bed Nor did 1 see his life depart But when T heard that be was'dead ; b reart. Tt nearly broke my hearts U th of January again is herc T ua the saddest of the, vear. i Fadier “passed away. et Da ; Our darling father B CATLDREN. In sad but loving remem- brance. of our dear mother. MARY SYL- VESTER' Who “debaried thia life seven ears ax0 toda i ER_LOVING DAUGHTERS. FRANCISE AND MINNIE cred 1o the memory of my de- Voted busband, JOHN E. THOMAS. who dovarted this 1ife eleven years ax0 todas. Sanuary 1%. 1915, T T T % 088 that would remember him thoee that love him best. / BIS WIFE. MARTHA THOMAY