Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1926, Page 7

LABOR WITHHOLDS CARAWAY CENSURE llincis Body Exonerates Him in Slush Fund Attack on Walter. September 18 Demorratic s from Arkansas, satisfied the Mlinois Federa ioy Labor 1o lay that ch ated by him in the Presic federat litures in th expe [ charge against | ever {find oui their source, and federation ‘”‘I resentatives filed a denial with the senatorial campaign were made in geod faith. Caraway did not name the source of the information he had when he told the Senate he would like to know “how much money was received by John H. Walker” in the senatorial primary, but he said it came from ‘one of the most prominent Republi- cans in Illinois,” and promised his name later if the informer consented. Satisfied with this, the federation withheld a resolution censuring Cara- way for repetition of the charges, and passed instead, a resolution affirming its complete confidence in Walker. Walker flatly denied any handii )t funds in the Republican prim: campaign between Col. Frank 1 mith and Senator William B. McKin- tley, and said Caraway had made a him v indirection jand in a cowardly way The labor executive since the charg had sought were made to | Senate which campaixn funds committee, developed campaign expendi- Smith of more than Announcement IT IS WITH REAL PLEASURE THE 1900 WASHER CO. of Binghamton, N. Y. Announce the Appointment of THE “J. C. HARDING & CO., INC. of Washington, D. C. DISTRIBUTORS For the Celebrated 1900 Line of Washers amd Ironers vears—the 1900 Washer Co. have heen exclusive manufacturers of high-grade chines for the home. recently developed the new 1900 Whirlpool, which is unrivaled for speed, safety a;\d con- 7 0777 7 washing m; venience. no other washer. Vi gz 7 720 12th St. N.W. of clothes in five minutes. a other conveniences and advantages found in even 24-inch di q BURNISHED COPPER They have in 1900's own great factory—built . . B up to fine automobile standards. A Home Demonstration Will Convince You Free Trial—Easy Terms SPECIAL Demonstration and Display at the Following Stores ILANSBURGH & BRO. 7th,.8th and E Sts. BARBER & ROSS 11th & G Sts. N.W. Distributors J.C. Hardmg & Co.,Inc. Franklin 7694 | Wisdom.” ion. SIMPLICITY —only owe hle tension screw nuisance. wiped out as a dish. water. Q SINGLE - PROFIT MANU- THE SUNDAY and-by McKinley of more than $350,- 000. Senator James A. Demo- | crat, Missouri, chairman of the com- mittee, admitted part of the denial after ruling out portions which the committee regarded as controversial and as an attack on Caraway. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet at Wisconsin avenue and I street to take the 2:30 Rockville car. Route will be from Alta Vista to the neighborhood of Silver Spring. D. McGee, leader. Waldburg Hewitt will lead an early morning hike through the Zoo, followed by a breakfast party. Meet at Rock Creek Bridge, Calvert street, Chevy Chase line, at 7:30 o'clock. The United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building, Seventeenth and I streets, wlll discuss ‘“‘Masters of the 8 o'clock. All welcome. e or collection - Only in the WHIRLPOOL Can you get All these Advantages 1 nmu-nr_um delights the 2 SAPETY—[M Clothes and Children, SPEED and CAPACITY — due to double Whirlpool Ac- 7% place to oil gear case. WRINGER—soft rubber rolls won't break buttons. No dou- Z ZZ OCCUPIES LITTLE SPACE —and ‘oes easily through oor. 2 TUB—stays bright—as easily DIRT FILTER—the Whirl- pool washes- always in clean FACTURE—over 90% built Sitalbfi ity Contest On Monday, September 20th, at 12 o’clock, noon, a stock “WHIPPET"” will be sealed in High Gear and started from the salesrooms of Wardman Motors, Inc., 1526 14th St. N.W., on a continuous STABILITY RUN through the city of Washington. T'he M St Harrison St. to Conne wcross town to GGeorgia . to 15th and H Sts. 7thto F St., over following route out M to Wisconsin Az o 11th, and up 14th to Wardman Motors. out Wiscon. ut 4 then to Milnlary Road. {ze.. dowwn Georgia Ave . to Florida Av, will be covered: Leave Wardman Motors Co., Inc., to Ave. to Harrison St., through Follow Milstary Road , out Florida Ave. Start return trip on H St. to 7th and K Sts. N.W., down The “WHIPPET” will be driven con- tinvously day and night until Saturday afternoon, September 25th, at 4 P.M. Th rizes for estimates as to gflsoline rmm’m.t‘ed and mileage 1rmv’e’;‘:;l ,:m speedometer during the “WHIPPET'S” STABILITY RUN uwill be awardt'd as follows: First Prlzc of $75 cash discount for nearest estimate. Second Prize of $50 cash discount for second nearest. Third Prize of $25 cash discount for third nearest. Cards for estimates will be furnished upon request at our salesroom, 1526 14th St. Wardman Motors, Inc. Potomac 5600 to 5610 1526 14th St. N.W. STAR, WASHINGTON BAHAMAS INVITE ONLY“NICE PEOPLE'Y Governor Puts “Heavy Drink- ers” on Undesirable List. Tells of Rum Pact. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Septémber 18—The Bahama Islands, where ‘“we regard liquor selling as a legitimate busi- ness,” prefers “nice people” as visitors to “heavy drinkers,” Gov. Sir H: E. §, Cordeaux said today. The governor sailed for England after arriving yesterday on the hurri- cane-beset Muramar. Of the agree- ment reached, between him and Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, United States prohibition chief, the governor re- marked that thé public seemed to have gained an erroneous impression. We made no concessions as to search and seizure in our ports,” he said. “We have many keys, you know, small islands running out from the mainland. Well, these keys are so useless that we don't police them. So when Gen. Andrews said he wanted his men to keep an eye on them and chase any bootleggers that letf them for Florida, only 50 or 60 miles away, we acquiesced. It's these fellows that have caused all the trouble. We don't approve of their methods at all.” The governor expressed consider- able apprehension about further hur- i in the islands. “Another he said, “would be a bit steep. We don't expect a hurricane except once in 20 years, and two in a year is just too much. One hurricane in Juiy ‘was a terror. I was most un- comfortable in the governor's ma sion during that blow. No matter what we did to bolster the doors they would blow open. 1 found it difficult not being blown out of the house myself.” LU = Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department during the past 24 O ion and Maria Coristantino. bos. \IIF)\']I and M!H“l\ Mbl!ln" ]Kalfl oore, boy. v, girl, or o vrtte ¥ Wb, boy. a'M. and Rachel L. Herbert. firl. Alfrea €. ‘and Dora Rymer. hor. Alexander” 8. and. Dorotha A i rs M and Ada L. James. boy Wi Gertriide & Robert M. and Mamie R. John E. and Mammie Le! Jonn and Mattie Hiighes. W. and Mary B and Gather 1 N Fenwick, oy girl. i Tackson Jackson, Detour— Road Closed This sign is so fa- miliar to , motorists that we almost _look for it every time we take a trip. just like you look for. the in- terest * and “service charges: on your hills evety month, But at Goldenberg’s there is no such sign. No detours, the road is open.and not torn up by service cliarges and interest. We do not penalize our friends! | barbeque September | honrs Ed D. C. SEPTEMBER MONEY VANDERBILT: LEFT | NOT ENOUGH TO PAY BILLS, “Five to !l.‘wonty Million ! Dolln Estate”, lythll:d Executor Re- veals, Filing His Will. By thé Associated Press. NEWPORT, R. 1., September 18. The personal estate of the late Regi- nald C. Vanderbilt was insufficient t pay his debts, meet. the expenses o the funeral, support the family, or pay for the settlement of the estate, the executor has revealed. The condition of the Vanderbilt estate was disclosed in the filing of & routine petition by James R. Deering of New York, executor under the will, with the probate court at Ports- mouth. Reginald Vanderbilt died last Sep- tember. When his will was probated later in the month, estimates of his wealth ranged from $5,000,000 to $20,- 000,000. Mr. Deering's petition re- vealed, however, that he left little more than the $5,000,000 trust fund, the principal of\ which he eould not use, under the provisions of his father, Commodore Cornelius Vanders bilt. This trust fund has gone in equal shares to his two daughters, Mrs. Harry C. Cushing, third, and his infant daughter, Gloria Vanderbiit. FINE FOR STREET SERVICE Salvation Army Meetings Traffic Block, Judge Rules. LYNN, Mass., September 18 (#).— Meetings of the Salvation Army held on public highways constitute an obstruction to. traffic, and no city or town in the State has the right to permit use of the highways for pur- poses other than traffic, except for traftsmission of education, knowledge and the like, Judge Ralph W. Reeve ruled today, in finding Comdr Ames Strickland of the Lynn Corps guilty of obstructing traftic. Judge Reeve fined the commander $5, and on his appeal released him on $1 bond for the Superior Court. Held in Slaying. Speclal Dispateh to The Star. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va. September 18.—Roy -Henry, farm laborer, after a. justices’ hearing, Was held without bail in jail here last night charged with the murder of Bradley Miller, a friend, last Satur- Are ‘| day in a fight that followed a county picnie. Boyd Barker, alleged to have been implicated also, was held under $1,000 bond as a marrial witness. The two are alleged to have disagreed over a sum of 80 cents won by Miller from Henry In o gambling game. e Bnad Earns $1.76 l. Day. TRENTON, N. I, September 18 (). —With an average passenger income equivalent to about half the wage of one section hand, the railroad between Hampton and Washington, N. J., has given up the ghost. In a report to the Utilities Commission, the road, operated as a branch of the Lacka- wanna, declared recent fares averaged $1.76 a dn) CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Regal Club will have its bi- weekly luncheon Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., at the Portland Hotel. Dr. Joe Shelby Riley, formerly of Washing- ton, will speak. The National Democratic Club will meet Tuesday, $ p.m., at 820 Con- necticut avenue. Three prize winners from the Civi- tan Boys’' Garden Club will be guests of the Civitan Club at its Tuncheon meeting Tuesday at 12:30. The Knights of Columbus of Wash- ington will meet for luncheon at the Lee House at 12:30 tomorrow. Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, American Legion, will meet in the board room of the District Building at 8§ o'clock Tuesd: Plans for a 0 in celebration of the seventh anniversay of the post are to be ‘made. Deaths l?.eporf;z;i. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department during the past J. Edwards, 82, Pro 4 ir. . 641 Morris st. ne 4 400 Decatur st ; Providence Hospital Sibley H dren’s al. ha Howlay:. "o 4100 Para st Hobbe, 73, 1118 C at. s.e. 3038 P s Joseph ¢ Royce, Provi |deuce Hospital Louise ¢ 5 8 Ra: §50 Ot m e Sallinger Hospital Gallinger Hospital. KRAMER FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS Artistic Funeral Pieces Made From Fresh Cut Flowers Sent to Any Part of the United States 916 F St.—722 9th St. Open Until 11 P.M. The Florist 19, 1926—PART 1. THE WEATHER District of Columbla and Mary- land—Fair and somewhat warmer to- day; tomorrow increasing cloudiness; gentle south, and southeast. wirids. vn-glqu—hmy cloudy today and tomorrow; slightly warmer tomor- row, moderate south and sodtheast winds, West Virginia—Fair and _slightly warmer today; tomorrow probabiy showers. Temperature for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, M 2 a.m. 65; 4 am., 65; 6 am., 6 10 a.m., 66; 12 noon, 68; 4 pm., 68 6 pm., 68 § pm., 10 p.m., 63. Higheet, 68: lowest, 63, Temperature same date last year— Highest, 89; lowest, 58. . Tide Tables. . ! (Furnished by United .States Coast and Geodetic_Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1247 pm.; high tide, 5:22 a.m. and 5:54 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:34 a.m. and 109 p.m.; high tide, 6:23- a.m. and | cousin JURY BIG PROBLEM INHALL GASE TRIAL Prosecutor- Simpson Sur- prised at Opposition to Panel From Outside. pecial Dispatch to The Star. SOMERVILLE, N. J.. September in $40,000 bail and her brothers and in the Somerset County jall here, all awaiting trial on the charge of murder, speculation in'the famous Hall-Mills case today turned to the probable date of the trial and the pos sibility of additional disclosures b; Ralph V. M. Gorsline. gaunt vestry- man of Dr. Hall's church. 6:52 p.m . The Sun-and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:52 a.m.; sun sets 6:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:33 a.m.; sun sets 6:10 p.m. Moon rises 5:16 p.m.; sets 2:49 a.m. Automobile lamps’ to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Precipi: T’"“"m' tation 8 Sat. p.m. lll urday. nfi(hl 8 L] Acheville, N. C.. 74 Atlanta. Ga. imore. Mm = mingham, Als,. Bismarck oston. i Chevenne, Wi, ahm Davennori Denve Marquette. Mich. . Memphis, Tenn. Moblle, Tii ampa. Fla Poledo. Ohio; Vickabure, " Misa WASHINGTON. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York, Little definite information could be obtained from the authorities con cerning either line of speculation, State Senator Simpson, special prosecutor, declined to make apy pre- dictions as to when he would be ready to move for trial, but repeated the statement he made in court Friday afternoon when Mrs. Hall and the other three defendants were ar- raigned, that he would delay as little as possible. Date Depends on Jury. Before he moves for trial, he said, he will have to be sure the investiga- tion still being conducted by Jersey City police is complete in every de- tail. a foreign jury to try the e also will have an important bearing on the date of the trial. ‘The motion to import a foreign jury into Somerset County, which the de- fense counssl have announced they will oppose, will be argued before Chief Justice Gummere and-two other justices of the New Jersey Supreme Court at Trenton, Thursday. Regarding the announcement by Senator Clarence E. Case of counsel for the defense that it is their present intention to oppose the motion for a foreign jury as unnecessary, Senator Simpson said today he did not care especially to comment, but was sur- prised. “I had understood from their lished statements,” he said. { would take a speedy trial with any impartiat Why they insist upen a jury in Somerset County 1 do not know. Under our law a de- fendant in a criminal case has no a he is tried urt declares he shall pub- “that they have unde Sees “Slur on Citizenry." The announcement that Senator Simpson intended to ask for a foreign jury has caused some resentment among certain residents of ville. One of these is F retson, county treasurer of Somerset County, who is on the panel drawn for the September grand jur Until Senator Simpson launched his sur- prise attack and had the April grand . Gar Daylight-Savinz Time. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Hertford—Auckland Cherokee—Miami .. Suremico—Perisscoly Cert Ebano—San .. Auz. 18 116 3 ‘10 Pedro L 20. DUE TODAY. Monteres—Progreso Moreas—Piraeus Toleoa—Limon Avuroca—Santos . DUE TOMORROW. Lancastria—Southampton . “ranconia—Liverpool ... .. Jaledonia—Giasgow eeland—Antwerp ‘eltie—Liverpool Minnetonka—London . ... \merican_Trader—London 2rhita—Southampton a—Naples . vole—Havre . Drottningholm—Gothenburg munmma—num\mm St. George—Ham| ¥ MateosoPorto (nlomhl Rosalind— Dy Buenos Aires Maturu—Trinidag Santa Am_vummm Ponce—San _Juan. . Lorenzo—San Yoro—Kingaton DUE TUESDAY. Siboney—Havana La_Playa—Barrios Carahobo—La Guairs. Bogota—Kingston DUE France —Hayre omeric—Southanipi MR DUE THURSDAY. President Van Buren—Marseille. ... Santa Marta—Santa Marta fempira—Porto Cortez. . {arna—Port an Prince, N John WED OUTGOING STEAMERS. SATLED YESTERDAY. ntarf—Oran ndian Prince—Cape Town Highland Prince—sdantos. .’ Nova Scotla—St. John's. SAILING TUESDAY. Resolute—Hamburg West Arrow—Antwe Lentzow—Bremen Noon Midnight 5:00 PM al Dominica—Trinfdad SAILING WE | | President Harding—Bremen . Wytheville—Rotterdam Rerengarias—Sar Bathamplon’ m o0 AY ferdiite_Ham A 0 nrm;-town—cm Noor Carrill 110040 lo—Santa i Katrina, Luckenbach—o n.u.n.» 6:00 PN alind—st. Jo G (11000 AM ‘A“.lNG THU! | American T,rqnd!n;lmudnu 2 ja——Fambur, nnmn of—Bordeanx Chiten BtateerFapenhagens male. white FOUNg. fln’ A|)|)'\‘ W\lh"l ton Resoiie’ Longi yland ace. A"""“' Gold_enamel, & inch long. with rd. Cordoy Api. 208, IT IS ], W. W. CHAMBERS, Who will be of most valuable assistance in case of death T will give yqu the most elaborate funeral you ever saw for the price. $75, $100 up A 500-Pound Steel Burial Case, Considered the World’s Best, for g5 My name, W. W. Cham- bers, appears on the out- side cover of every phone book in Washington. W. W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home 14th, Cor. Chapin N.W. Phone Col. 432 hrindle. two picked up o BOSTON TERRI front white feel cl between nruh-ll Georze urxt re- fm« Florida av DI Nh blugwhiis-yellow- from ving: re- ward. _Phone Potomae_5820- ENGLISH BULL TERRIER PUPFY-——V;h “oll eash! yiciaity 5 PN e N Child amy Teward it ne. Dot HANDBAG. black,_in ll urday: retiirn to Mrs. Cl I)ndl 1. 2 [RISH SETTER. male. solid rdd except white hairs under one [ront lex: dog is deaf; 350 ward: no_atlestions deked. Maj. Koch 00 Conn. ave. MALTESE CAT. larx: vmla on throat and f feet: answers z'fl hody Rode Heward 1t roturaed " él‘lqfl‘fi name “‘Socl coniain 1ith st._ne. POCKETBOOK—]) wiin. children's pictures i Ky reware: Church st. n.w. FOODLE DOG, answerine (o name ©J i mf} dipped exoept. head L Ihn nicked \r dox_ lfiih un A hflwetn 18th and 21st call k“ 4.J $5 reward: no questions aske ehil d &riev. ing. BITY PIN—Woodward & Lothroj 3(.’.mmm Call_Col, 881 e ACLES and case, ? 'm._Cool per. 308 1. WRIST WATCH—) Tk Cwrlatband attuched; t5 Rock f I.A’Idl st Post. Slgu:r:l Finder kingly ul-pu firemen's parage: Newark or phone Main bridle path or 1o Creek Park. Thursday. uemm e 90 e wme'r WATCH ite ATty ke ol 376 11th n.w. ury recalled for the purpose, it had en expected that the Septembe grand jury would consider the evi- dence in the Hall-Mills case. In discussing the proposal of a for- eign petit or trial jury, Mr. Garret- son today denounced it as a slur against the integrity of the citizenry of Somerset Count; Card of Thanks. MARLOW. We wich fo express our sincere thanks ‘and deepest a..reciation for the kind gympathy and o -utiful floral trih lites extended by ine’ different organ tione. relatives and fr m T Arm Jr, brother of Alber Arms. ~He leaves to mourn his departure 3 loving stepn other. Viola Arms: sister ‘lara Arms. and other relatives neral Mond: 11 o'elock. LI hrother. - Alber BENJAMIN, Arms and orni at from 3 it M N “BROGKS es to mourn heg lo x @ husband, Rev Braoke. a s and dgugh: Sehildren R v at 12 st Mouni s e ibe . at Glen. 0w of ar of her age Philadelyihia Spn Zon' Baptist O v G. B. Brown officiating. BRYSON. 19 i ige, Jonn Funer: papers please o COUSINS. Thur at hig resid Dtember B24h rd at. B wife of Johil sistera and Remaine Testing at Alien's Tueral paglors il ey, Sepiomt i Sunduy n.m, from Tnjon Wes Williams offieiat Friday, Sept _at 07 rd WILLAARD. Monday. 5 mm September 16, 1926 3 . ELIZABETH P. HOL aged R7 vears. Funeralservices At Hysong's funeral home. - Moy entember Interment at Glenwood ( HOURTON. neral AN LAURA HOUSTON. wh flunurlul this m» Friday. September 17, 19265, he at her late residence; | b 15th at" .m. Body may D Viewed Trom 10 am. to Ti wm. - day. (Obio. Philadeinhia and Wesi Vir- rinia pavers’ please cony.) . On September 17 at | O ey Hompital, \Gitx B Deloved “husband_of ‘Viola C. . Funeral from Les's undertaking blishment Monday at ‘10 a.m. Inter- {private) "at " Baitimore "Cemetery. Baltimore, Md HUGHES. nial Lo be ield on Monday. September %0 at_the’chapel of J Wi 332 Pennsylvania ave alns may now be viewr { the lodge. 19 v, September 18 3 remal 7 Telends ani momi HUMES. Suddenly. 1926, at 8:10 a E HARRY eloved Funeral from the above residence Tuesday. September 2 pm. v interment at KLIER. | Friday September 17 ROERE wido A B a0 roae. Foue pesidence of her daiighter. Kellgr. 59 w tember 30 at 3 p.m. invited “to _attend. Hill Cemeters. ur- Sep: ay. Reluiives and lonts Tuterment " Proapect KRR Thdtie, seoliiaver 10, 39 o 55 Honvitay RACHAEL 10 K. ‘ased A0 years. Funeral from St 4 Chureh "Mondat " Sepirmber %0 nd " Iriends respect: - Noti 1 ter. (Baltimore, Md.. :u'.f. Suddenly. on Saturda; - 030 %L The Chitdren's Hommual b IIIIE" r‘ of Vicos é(l\'l wllfl!m! 'l! )l!r Sepiember 18.—With Mrs. Frances Hall at liberty | The outcome of his motion for | 1 | | l'lfl-\ WHITTINGTON. ASHTON, COOK. the Welllngion Tawy unt. 401 funeral lnlc‘,"r x..“. s pe s;mmu (Fytice of Ba 925, ? anu% ndaiet (‘ulmfiu:b‘ T 1" the late”Gea ber 50, at 5 v Hela i Sriens TV, * 1oty Bomsesioa Toiends tary it September 17, e g on 1926, av the resi Mrs.' W. M. Ly northwest, BARBAR: orge W Whittineton. aged 4 Fineral will he held from the Fesiden s f her son. Charles P. Whittmgtor u-nnhru» B30 A, i Mount Ohwee WIRIRT, o Suddenly. Saturday. September J Y ann. at his residenee Brentwaod pice ‘nw.. " C1 A RLS BB Funeral notice In Memoriam. AKERS. In sad hut devoted mather. parted this life Sep Today ey of. vur RERS. who 'de- 0. 100D flled the memories e o .‘u'”-- o o think of her i Who love Ber best ety Fih She ts 0 more: = e Wl e wiih e * Was 'he WEH CHiLDREN, remembrance of my RD today. dear boy. Sentember 18, Some may think you are Joreotten. When at ¢ they sea m But, they little knuu “the -ull m eartaches ‘That all the whi HIS DI VOTED MotheR SuLia ASH- In sad but loving remembrance our dearly beloved mother. RY COOK. who _departed thix | azo today. Seotember 19, 1 An L slently wit in the evening Feelins so sad and wone. T think of our dear mother denartet Who, with us shared L “Tia (hen: wikhis Nease. Tl o eful be thy silent slumber > eful in the grave so low Vet in heaven we hone to meet v Where no farewell tears shall flow mother. oy re the years’ Iove like voiirs has -ver been she - worshin abidas and éndu fish jent as v VING PACE TR RN T Lonesome. lonesome, all the fime My heart is wad toda For eleven vears agn. dedr mother | You loft this world to stay Troubles and trials you had many . But few of Your nathe wers smootly God took you' home. whers you won i any For He was' the one who knew HER LOVING DAUGHTER GRACIE 1. A Jritute of love to_th mem ar oy ORGP €. Kil EEN. who xave hix life for his count:s ght years ago, September 18, 1018, Dear s, the crive whede my dear boy i~ aid fweet s the memory that never will fad Part of my Nife i buried de Under the sod where i MAGUIRE. ed dear_hov sl HIS MOTHER In lovinz memory of my v M E. MAGUIRE. whu one’ y ago. Sy ago today 1 faid my d best MOTHER In sad but loving remembran.e wife and mother. ALICE devarted muemmr 18. Just when life was sweetes . And she couli ave Tived her best 1 es of heaven opened " God talie She wore a ou MURRAY. of ou MUR| e years she struggled uii, hat rest forever In sad but loving remembry dear friend and aunt. ALIC] AY. who departed this life two 20 today. v-mrmlw\r |'| 4 [ heln from feeli hen her xoiee T do not h For o war % BRI BRIES Gone. but not forgntten i . MARION L. OTIS.* wing remembrance NORMAN TIMMON ted this e thes woaRsoaos sesterday A precious one from us has w we loved is ant in our home Which never can he Alted You are resting in_peace. dear Normah ree weeks have passed away You are gone. hut not forzotten As we think of sou carh ¢ In crief ton Bug time will come t0 e som hen we may with thee dwell ne s comes AND MOTH] 1) \fll‘- A. S. TIMMONS, yéars ago. S tember 19, This day brings back memoriss Of our loved one goue to rest. And the one who thinks of you today » the one that loves sou, et MOTHER: L. R WILLIAMS, » FUNERAL DIRECTORS ~ T.F.COSTELLO YOW LOCATED AT s ST. NORTH 7070 = Wm. H. Sardo & Co. #fl-;hlrl“ e Lincoln 524 wmm yhe wuccessors of nor connected with the urixinal, We R. Spesr, satatiion e 009 H St. N.W. k: rank. 5626 e S rmerly 930 ¥ St. N.W., Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fgtani) Phone JAMES T. R\/\\I Model Chael. ‘Atiantie 1700, Private Amhulance. Livers in’ Conneetio ~Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 {Main 5512 ey Ave. N.W. T CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301, EAST CARITOL ST, " Timothy Hanlon St_N. Phone 1. 8543 W LE] etor fams 1_‘.'mv o Combcrion. cand Ex e 8 ludr-ul- IIHN W e e Gl Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST, %W Modern C 1842 est 6. Abbey-Ma\uoleum Modern Entombment onvenlent. Cometers Bewutiful—Enduring. [ ingty now available i Miitary Highway. Opy. Permanent burial spa single or family sections. ra Cost—Only Cost Liberal Terms—Space Limited. Itormation Witheut Obiigation Day or Evening Appointments. A. BYRNES COLE Office, 1100 Investment Bldg. . Residence, 1601 Argonne Place. Phone_Franklin 211, Night, Adams FUNERAL DESIG\! 730 " Interment Cedar” Hil um?m: Geo. C. Shafffl' 00 A Na T ANE. Entered into rest Frida; “her 17. 1826, at 1140 pm.. M ROANE. beloved wife of ‘um\bl B. r\mm from her Tate Tden: Lol"lsr ©."ROVCE: Royce. Funerai n mes fpm aheve ”r--wllwo Minda invited. " nte Sen Retatives aod ent Potomar. 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