Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1926, Page 7

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SAIIIIIOI 11 L1 L 417114 FEL A S Sl 50 Girls’ Amoskeag $1 < BLOOMER DRESSES 51 Lanldale Jean ants. 2 for momn mAmBmE AR WA : = MIDDY FLOUSES Whiie e kha ol wear $1’ el pat- deen $1 ‘Sl 49 Khaki or G LINENE KNICKERS With he antond wat g $1 Fin Dimity Blomcs neat) ?.fofsl white Free and [ mae 59c Wmdow lOPrs.31 B |rh\ Wity fixt Lisle Socks Fine weave in rrezuiars. Rlgck (19¢ Yd.-Wide |Bleached Muslin Clossly woven grade 15¢ Sea Island |Sheeting B Unwieached sard wide. closely |10 rarde in_one piece. 2$1.75 Console or SI 'COLONIAL MIRRORS Wity allgojd finish with plaque 1op, " Size Bxg or 10558 over all. fast « tan rav 9Yds.$l standard count, in o 51 $1 Zforsl‘ 5for$] : $1| $1' A TP TE, N N ‘N ¢ Ali-Steel Rubber Tire Kiddie Car or Scooter duaole: strong handle: 5for$1 pretty stenciled 51 sy painted J;Sélerciled Table 'SCARFS Sanitas Brand 01 patterns on assorted 10c Shelf OILCLOTH Al white or fancy edges: 12 sards to a piece: maiy patterns to choose 25¢ Yard-Wide | 8 Y d s. sl | Cretonnes beautiful col- New patterns: fast colors T T J 7%¢ Pure White \ |Enamel Ware oth, bl Guaranteed ot Wine P Basin Covered Sanee ¥ Pan . A T T 7 $7.95 and $9.95 Beautiful Y - SILK Sizes 16 to 50 satin, sturdy wash 13 K12 and $20. 22220 72 4 Fringed 27x54 TAPESTRY RUG J val patterns i beautiful color com 29: Yard-Wide | Broadcloth i A Sl srounds. 24an. 7727 T 3¢ Fiber and SILK HOSE Women's Fiber and Silk Hose. toot =ilk: <lightly imperfect | 15¢ & 20c Gold Band 12 fm’$1 | China Dishes HOR Fine srade of china . Pomeal e truit b 39c Table 4:1/2 Yd‘flsosl OILCLOTH S choics | Nz T, §Boys & Girls’ $3.50 | \ Scheol Shoes a Shoe R i o p e Ches heels. Sizes 1010 2 and Tiy Rovs or girls we have solid tan and combination fops with leather sale T Finber hasts Sizne Ria 10 $2.00 the pair 3for $f « nattarns, in a very special Trass 18x36 Jap 'RAG RUGS Hit-and. | erade: fr 1$1.50 & $2 Imll‘atmn SILVERWARE Candlesticks, Bread _Tray, | Frit Bowls, Ceumb Set.” Cont |85¢ Certainteed {Floor Covering 3 Yds. $l Tl Two vards wide. cut tilos, Diiteh tiles fznred l-allnnvl 69c Floor COVERING Yfls.‘ Sl ‘oli-hase Flaor Covering. yard wide. matches vn Tor ans room 59¢c Sandura Bordered HALT RUNNER ., e in tan and hlue fancs b TP T2l 2 T2 P77 Ao Mait, Phone or C. O. D. Orders; No Charges or Will Calls - HARRY L AUFMAN: 1316-1326 Seventh St. R T T 2T EE EE 2T V2 T 270N S5 Many women will take instant delight in buying these charming Fall Dresses, Styles that are exact duplicates of models selling at Regular and extra s N.W. 2Prs.51 perfect 0y Men’s $1 Fancy Interwoven Hose P A PR L to 11 Men’s 35¢ Lisit nose 4Prs.51 Plack 'ln! lors, “"l quality, perfect Men’s 25c LISLE HOSE fiprs. 51 ""‘A‘I‘I“Wuztfld.l‘n rs All'u.{ black: excellent Men’s $1.50 and | $2 ”$l FINE SHIRTS D"T]l;xrnl}hl:’_lla ‘\'I‘I!‘:"I‘t{ shirts _Erouped for ‘Men’s and Boys 79c TIES men and | DRESSES | 5.98 | made of fine quality crepe and heavy knitted silks. N N N N N N N N N N N N N zes 16 to 50, § ///////z///// 7 27 27 Boys’ 69¢ UNION SurTs 2 for$1 0ok Tnion Suits, lity, Sizes 26 to 36 Boys’ $1.25 Winter UN[ON SUITS Ribbed Tnion Suitx, DTt e el el Boys’ $1.49 Juvenile Suits Fall-weight Button-on Suits. Inmberfack’ blouse: sizes 1 to & Boys’ $1.98 SWEATERS Cricket V-Neck Dullover “Rood patterna; sizes oM o A Boys’ LONGIES Wool mixtures. gaod fahros, Sioen 1 o 15 0 Boys’4-Pe. Longie Suits 731 31 <ome with | | Sweat- " e patierms, Here's value f lar Day A st made with double. breasted coat vest, Knicke: s and’ longie fine pat Boys’ School PANTS Cloth and Cord: made: sizes 8 to 1 Boys’ 69c | BLOUSES Zforsl Fastcolor percales, open cuff; full eut in sizes 7 1o 15. Women’s $1.50 ¢ Strap Slippers and have dur-| 0y Pants for hoy N In black Kid. cne-sirap, able all-leather solex and K708 B 1o K. Men’s $1.50 $l FELT COMFY In black and gray. wfth hi-low tops and Aueable padded bottoms: sizes 6 o 11 Children’s $1.50 $1 HIGH SHOES In brown and hlack sub il deather sojes ! B T T Y This Underselling Event Will Set a New Record! A Great 5,000 yards of new Fall silks $2.00 yard. 36-INCH A 6-INCH 36-INCH ALLSIL | - I\ ALL-SIL SILK RIV PRINTED SIL| .E CREP| This purchase contains new from sombre black to the newest o printed fanrics to suit the most fa No ‘matter what your requirem the fabric you want 2 T T 7 2 Z T T 27 27777 ] Lace Cartains 2f0r31 Leautiful patterns white and ivory Zforsl Chambray Fine ties WORK SHIRTS rh uality. Fast-cola " 1! Q attached and pocket o a0 Men’s $1.39 Fall 51' UNION SUITS Oneita Fall-weight Ribbod Tnion Suits Union to 38, CREPE_DE _CHINE "ANTON CREPI SILEK AND WO0O1. CREPE RADIUM PRINTED KIMOMO SILK* terials ous tastes. 22 Silk Sale n fourteen wanted fabrics; worth to 40 inches wide. Plain colors | shades and fancy weaves as well as may be you will be able to select just 2 e . Women’s $1.50 FELT JULIETS 3 | purple, ray. rose and many other oy N et e I ReY bUhe Boys’ $1.49 Tan School Oxfords er and uskide sole| In_brown witly and_ heels. all_siz $1.50 Block Pllld BLANKETS Note the large size—68x78 weight, gray. Dlaids. E MZforsl 89c Comfort Size Full 72!90 Pure White Cotton, for com- BATTS { white | with 59¢ Yard-Wide Rayon Alpaca hade for slips and women's dregses: Sl.s’vD;i-bl?-Bed 51 Striped Krinkle Spreads Beautiful hiue hairl and permanent krinkl $1.65 Onyx Pointex Heel Pure Silk Hose welt, fu fes. al ars of Silk 10t of 10 new all sizes: irre 81x90 Perfect Bleached SCALLOPED SHEETS Made of cood muslin, hemmed fimited lot. $1 Double-Bed SHEETS Full bleached, seam: seconds. rou imit heavy we . full_piec 39c Children’s SCHOOL HOS 1 Wack. heavy Rto 1175 subst; 39c Honeycomb | TOWELS Extra laree | ol i | 19¢ Strined Ouhnv Flannel double faced, vy, worh |Z5¢ Col'd Border 'HUCK TOWELS 18x7 horder 35¢ Col’d Border Size inches. TURK TOWELS pink or blue stripe hor- absorbent: Lavender, gold, double thread Storm Serge Navy, 59¢ Yard-Widea Yo §1 18 hrown inches swide BED PILLOW Covored with 18R] 50cA.C.A.Feather- PROOF TIckiNG3Yds $1 N ounees: 32 inch il pie 28c Bleached PILLOWCASES 6 made Hn ha T A of run $2.00 Damask Pattern TABLECLOTHS GAXG1 Mercorized Bi tern Hemmod Cloths, $1.50 Roman S Couch Covers Iong. 44 < fringed $2 Fringed Panela |LACE CURTAINS o Filt Tace with yds. Tong, 40 ine | ful’ celection 6 new’ Fall patierns. $1.50 Women’s Colored |UMBRELLAS Guaranteed 32 English Longcloth piece. soft i ind infante: wear 59¢ Cotton and {SILK PONGEE Yard wide. sills newest shadse and $2.49 an FELT AND VELVET HATS s Smart felts and combination: Children’s Fine SILK HATS Redt. neatly 19¢ Dress GINGHAM 25 pat = and bl trimmes henna, ha rs: 27 erplaids 5¢ Yd.-Wide Hope l;leached MuslmGYdS sl' ‘ jeve stamped 2710 10 van,_| |38¢ Yard-Wlde | Tico Satine Inster, in Hlack all HAT BOX Waterproof, nicely three hrass latches. D 50c Hemstitched PILLOWCASES 45%38—note the dressing:_substandard 50c Children’s SPORT HOSE Ribhed to-the-toe wi ful ;| Telensth. in a $1.75 Rayon Sil UNDERWEAR 51 Choice of Teddies, Bloomers, Step-ins. wanted shade: regulas $1 Boys’ Fancy GOLF HOSE Fancy plaids, 1n a large range of beaut ful patterns and colors: perfect ends -inch hem. center welded double-thread _auality. hiack cutl from full pieces $1.50 Feather-Filled fanes merceri sunproof i-jong_handles | 59¢ Cannon Turkish 3 fb r $ 1 10Yds. 51 S ek R LL17 /712011221 L L LG 24 111 LA in sand. vanilla, wine, Fow and chanel red cui from_full pieces 25¢ 32-in. Amolkea;6 A 31 Dress Gingham Yds. ¢ Fall patterns Cut_from full pieces. . Leatherette n 101y Fren 3Yds.31 fast colors. ine atripe, fast color. a1l fashioned s0 plenty of S1.65 quality 51 bleached for use 2forS1 ind-thtead ready ed_lo new coat and perfect. :5Prs. 51 and_ medium, ribhed ds of 49¢ 2r; 4forS1 8 pight. piece. heavy weizht, 8Yds.$1 neat, light Tengths. Tfor$1 fast red or plain| 5for$1 good i and copen 51 size! S v art ticking: es wide. . perfect 5for$1| i Blue and round of the thread, mill leached Damask Pa assorted designs tripe $l nches wide: as- fringe A beauti- 51 rainproof 7e. d wilk hes wide. and full white or colared heavy: two-thread nish for nnderwear 3Yds 51| cotton mixed in the | &g Full d $2.98 velvet and_silk . 3for$1 tan_and brown; fa: underpriced. L7 I P AT A A7 inches wide fast_colors. and labeled. Usetul 4Yds.51 the wanted rolors, Fvere vard guar- lined, made with added handle 4for$l size. * from th faney ravon tops. iarge range of Fall 1k Princess Slips, Sport h_Panties’ every, r and extra sizes 8 to 11% $1 Colored Border Tablecloths %‘m _Finish _Damask Cloths: size_54x90 2forS1 assorted “inches. 25¢ Bleuclled Domet Flannel 6 Yds- sl FE oo, o e, sy 1: lone sleeves d ankle lenzth. | Men's 75¢ Nainsook UNION SUITS T2x80-count Nain: k Suits; | Men’s Sturdy 81 ‘WORK PANTS Dark Gr l'nllnnxd‘ Pants for work Men’u Blue OVERALLS Heavy Blue Denim Overalls. made with 2for$1 Sres 360 13 39c45-in. Table A V1. €1 oicLomh. 4 Yds.$1 tile or Sl 59 Mohawk Double-Bed Sheets Stamped Empire, This_sheet is_nationally known. 22¢ Yard-Wide Percales Standard count dresses. blouses._ete. 31 each sheet labeled. 8Yds.S1 for shirts, aprons, $1% 5 0., SEPTEMBER 26, 1926—PART 1. GARMENT CZAR, SHOT 5 TIMES, STILL LIVES Non-Union - Distributor Wounded as Phase of Long New York Strike. By the Associated Press. PASSAIC, N. J.,, September 25.— This city, often riven to disturbances laid to the textile strike, today was the scene of violence brought on by the seven-month garment strike in progress in New York, when Louis Cooper, garment czar and object of frequent threats, was shot five times in front of his home. At General Hos- pital tonight his condition was re- ported as fair, although a bullet pun tured a lung and passed under his heart. Two men waiting in an automobile at the curb left their machine this morning as Cooper drove his car from the driveway. Jumping on the run- ning board of Cooper’s car, both blazed away at him. The men escaped in their automobile. Cooper and Daniel Schwartz of Clit- ton control a trucking business dis- tributing garment work among non- union shops and_delivering the fin- ished product to New York. The gar- ment strike is not connected with the textile war in this district. Mrs. Viola V. l’nddy Auks Divorce. Suit for a limited divorce was filed in the District Supreme Court yester- day by Mrs. Viola V. Priddy, 425 Twelfth street southeast, against George J. Priddy, alleging cruelty and drunkenness.” The plaintiff savs that on September 17, last, her hus- band broke his pledge to stop drink- ing and came home intoxicated, breakirig down the door with an ux. She tells the court they were married this city, March 17, 1910, and have children. whose custody -she <. The plaintiff is represented by Attorney Bertrand Emerton, jr. o] ———[o]—=0] “Music Hath Charms.” And our bills are sweet music to your ears every month, when you realize that at our store you are not charged interest. extras,© nor service charges either on your credit or budget buy- ing. It is a sweet song, not marred with the discordant sounds of the service charges. We do not pflmlm- our friends. Funerals AS LOW AS ‘100 Including black. or oak cloth-covered embatming, white, gray casket, dressing and all preparation, burial case, hearse, newspaper notices and all necessary permits and service complete. One Price for All Call the W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col: 432 Harry J. Paul’s 2162 California St. N.W. Is a Star Branch Instead of taking the time and going to the trouble of coming way downtown to the Main Office just leave your Classified Ads for The Star at the Branch Office in your neigh- borhood. T hese Branch Offices have been opened for the convenience of Star patrons—and they ren- b. der their service with- out fees; only regular rates are charged. The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here combined. You will agreeably sur- “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office RITES FOR LIEUT. MYERS. Officer Who Drowned Friday to Rest in Arlington. Funeral services: for Lieut. Walter Claude Myers, 23, of the Coast Artil- lery, who was drowned in the Potomac River Friday afternoon, will be con- ducted gt the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Myers, 3226 ‘Warder street, tomorrow at 11 o’clock. Rev. Dr. W, 8. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, will offici- ate. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. Besides his mother and father, Lieut. Myers is survived by three brothers, Wilbur G., Edward 8. and Marion E. Myers, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and much cooler toda; probably show- ers; Monday fair, with slowly rising temperature. Maryland—Cloudy and much cooler today, probably showers; Monday fair, with slowly rising temperatu Virginia—Cloudy and much cooler, probably showers; cooler tonight; Monday fair, with slowly rising tem- perature. West Virginia—Fair and continued cool in west and cloudy to partly cloudy and much cooler in east portion. Temperature for 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 75; 75: 4 am, 74; 6 am., 73; 8 am 10’am., 83; 12 noon. 87; 2 p.m 4 pm., 89; 6 p.m., 8 p.m., 71; pm., 7% Highest, 89: lowest, T1. Same date last year—Lowest, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, a.m. 6:08 p.m.; high tide, 5 aum. 50, and and 45 a.m. and pam. —Low tide, high tide, The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 5:58 am.; =un Today- 59 am.; sun sets Moon rises : sets 11:20 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. . Weather in Varfbus Cities. rT!'l’ID!I'ilnl . Precipi- Min tation 8 sat. Fri. Do o . night. 8 .in. §p.m. 64" 74 a8 St Atlantic Baltimore, Birmingham Ala.. Bismarck, N. Dak. Boston. " Masg,.... N i, Ohio ‘heyenne.” Wyo. ‘Jeveland. Ohio. [} rt. Towa. Colo Des Moinex. Detroit. M Duluth jowa.. x eston. Tex. Relena. Mont nolis i Angeles. Lousvill Marauette, Memnhie Miami. Maohile. Tenn Fla.. Ala Philadeiphia. Phaenix. 322 12222 Snringfisld, Tampa, Fla ed: Onie. Vielsi WAHINGTON "D ¢ Births Reported. | | The followine birth@have heen v the Health Department arry P. and Anna Qrion and Theima Tripvlett. girl. Charles \¥. and Clara 1. Owens, hov Vineent B and Myrtle Minton, sirl Fdward T. and Adelein Plumer William F. and Joyce E. Lear. Howard B and Anna Richardso Simon and Catherine Klosky. he Medford P_and Anne S 3 David 8. jr.. and_Ameli Lewis and Mabel Smith, Lennie and etilos. Clarence R. and Harriette Roland and Zenobia_Johnsor John D and Ruby Rosebore William H. and Louise A. X v and Clara 1. Brown. Ulysses and Peari Lyon. b the past Scarlitinos. hoy airl <irl #irl Gilmore. hos. boy. rth. zirl Deaths Reported. The following deaths hava lmen ren the Health Denartment in_the ast 2 Lawrence Exbert. 54. St Elizabeth pita Elsworth H. Lacey. 30. Walter Reed Hos- Hosnital Hosnital 'w Howpital. losis Hospital. S Fnerer ot Freedmen's ‘Hosnital i months. 33 Myrile st 14 months, B5 M- st Alice Holm. Carl Tavlor. Vashti Cockrell. Dorsey Tolliver. e, Viola V. Haynie. FOUND in Identity, and Georgetown, snm _of pay for advertisement AN WOLF OR B aa Netwern 15 Bna 1 Br. 308, WRIST WATCH_ man's. found at 5th_and Irving st ne. Sopt. 21, Owner can have same’ by identif¥ing and paving fr adver- tisement. 700 Irving st. n.e. il BAR PN, BOSTON BRINDLE BULLDOG. male Col. 6350, or call 1301 Eneld Liberal reward. CHOKER—Gray rauirrel choker. tion. Saturday noon. Reward. thesda 200-F-5 CRFSC ¢ Chevy latinum inches lonz: Sept il 4] . Phonn stomow Tnion Sta’ Call Be T PIN. of pearls and saphires Chase Theater: reward. 3111 S—Left on writing dosk_at the top of shineton Monument: reward. 4 Rox 488-A. Star office. FORD—Loat on the night of Sept. and T ate now ! hetween 3 and 10 ek slight dent on the right hood and right rear fender. Reward — Engine 10053746 tag No. 85878 model 1924, the No. TAIN PEN—Lady's_green, Schaefer . “between Arcalle Market and 3435 Brown st nw. Reward. Return to Radio Service Studio. 3319 14th at_ nw. wire-haired. _white la arnees Dlate maried uflsvi‘lflfl" Edgecombe rd. Rewal with cogter.” Phone on 14th and FI'R—Small stone marten h eun«zy Colorado car or d K olorado car of 5 fitch._ Thuraday, 16th at eorth 5070 BTk (s Ant. 502 let and R vani '"""mehud-. nd b, LLEWELLYN SETTER, fomals Biack and white. Ieft hind .|e|'n ipple ln&nflvln‘l‘t.y of Yopou WA dvatneon: c.nm,)"m." m—lrwent_ “with diamond _cel T T on_14th: Friday r night. _Call Adams 4628 —Will _pa Dll'l 0 _called Apt. 206, Cor Monday, about obloug pearl pin phone please ? (ETBOOK—Party fnding in Hains Poini DN Wity cant Line. ¢30 " 35t [CE DOG—In Chevy Chass. black and POLK ‘Devy Chase. v-nd Jong-hairgd. ward offered { formation: Telephone Cleveland 4528 - e rening i’"‘« 1 o _¥r. 3872 = . tortoise shell. on 7th 457, Hoom 0. ICRPIN — Wednesday mirror shape, nine etones: 'DDY BEAR. white. that growled_ in g\fl‘- g % betzeen 33'"" 8Ly 16 N. !A | | BARBER. monev. | P | g | GEN. GOMES DA COSTA PROMOTED TO MARSHAL Leader of Successful Revolution in May, Now in Azores, Re- warded for Services. By the Associated Press. LISBON, September . 25. — Gen. Gomes da’ Costa, who led the army last May in the* movement which brought about the present govern- ment, has been raised to the rank of marshal in recognition of his serv- ices to the country in past military campaigns. (Gen. Giomes de Costa late in May advanced on Lishon from Braga at the head of an army corps. The re volt was successful and he became war minister in the new (‘abecadas cabi- net. On June 17 he ousted the pre mier and assumed power himself, but ! his regime was brief. He was de posed by Gen. Carmona on July 9 and sent to the Azores, where he is at present.) CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The West End Citizens’ Associa- tion will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m.. in Corcoran Memorial Hall, Twenty-first at H street. [Illustrated address by Maj. U, 8. Grant. Joppa Chapter, No. 27, 0. E. will hold its annual bazaar at Jopp Temple, Ninth street, October 6 and 7, beginning at 5:30 p.m. The Towa Circle Citizens’ Associa- tion will meet in the lecture room of Northminster Church, Eleventh street and Rhode Island avenue, at 8 p.m. Tuesday. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. United Lodge of Theosophists, Building, Seventeenth and I streets, will have a talk on “Life of the Soul.” at 8 o'clock. Public invited. No charge or collection. = s The Hill Heads of the largest stores In Paris recently declared thatgthey never have seen an electric refrigerator. Cards of Ebanks wish to express our most Uelt and aincere apAreciation for the nlimited sympaths assistanc rendered us at the and father. ERNEST ( the_beautiful fioral trib time of our bereavemen " WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * HAC, We wish to thank our mans « for their sxpressions of sympathy ettora of condolence and beantiful flowers iring the illness and at the death of ORA A ROULHAC, beloved wife and mother: iMAY RO LHAC AND CHILDR Beaths. . On_ September R 1996, -nmnnlrr ireland after a brief WARD SWIFT. beloved hus- Wilson of Washington. D. Canada, papers biease Rov iliness. band of L oDy} BARBER. Departed this life Wednesday. Septeniher 1926, at Gallinger Ho OSHUA BARBER. devoted broth ra. Lavinia Ross Turner. Mre. Eliz Warier Anderson and the late Mar. lineral Monday.~ September . from T. Rhines & ne (¢ to. ‘ Departed this life Fridas 4, 1926, H am at 604 Freeman piace nw.: BARBER. He leaves to danenter. son Remains rest. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral ? Georgia ave. n.w 28 15, on Saturday, September l| her residence. 318 drd st « ELIA. wife of the late Joseph flaall Funeral will he hrlll from Zurhorst funeral parlors d || on T tember m. for the Relatives and friend< Tuterment Mount Oliet repose of her soul. invited to attend Cemetery BEEDLE. On September 24, 1926 CECELIA, widow of the late Amos P. Beedle. agod &1 vears. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. J. 1. Keefe. 1264 Ham- lin et n.e. on Monday, September 27. at 8:30 " am. thence St Anthony's Chureh. where mass 1 b said at # K. Friends and relatives invited mént Mount Olivet Cemeters. ™ 2 AN. On Friday. September 24. i her residaice, 300 T gve. n wife of the late Patrick Beehan. al from thence Gabriel s SUnE at Boam invited o atten ford. Mass, On Friday. September 24, Jma hie redidence, &4 TOHN. ‘ieloved husband of the late inee Bresnahan ! residence Tuedas a0 wm.: thence i where miags lor. the renose of iy tou i riends invited to attend. . Friday. September 24 at Freedmen « Hospital. VASHTI “wifeof Cackrell, 3 (Cockrell and” d ston. sister of Tetferaon. Mre. Mattle Lewis ‘and Winston. Remains resting at < chapel. 1400 8wt n.w. may Funeral Monday, September ck. Jrom the Vermont Ave oh " “Jonnson James Tnter: Kelatives and friends Interment at New Bed Catherine roll 19 the be devoted Mirs. ETsi September athe Laurel Sanitarium BRIC beloved wife of ‘he iate Alex Divis and mother of Mrs. dohn. Sharper Funeral - from the chapei ‘of Thoa. Miruy & Son. hols ave. s, o September 2. at 1 D Heia: tivew A Trends invited. Interment ¢ on Eressional ' ¢ (Prince Georges " Dapera wlease cops 1 the members of the Burasn T Aduociation. yoil are nat jenthh of RUFTS DELANEY SAMUEL H. ROSS, Pres CE 6. PLUMMER i Acting Fin. See. * at Fort ¢ o of - Cha Ehernach l-unur;\ Forest Park hauia GIRSON. Satiirday. September the residenca, 1810 510 At 1w son ot Capt Herbert' i i "5 vears 4 monihe ational Cemmerery A% B Dey arud this life September o4 ?( 6 8t 230 8 Tesidence ndolbh st . LALRA VT GRIFFITHS. beloved ‘mother 61 Mre Marie McGraw ‘and Thomas P. Wharion Fiineral {rom" her ate' rexidence ‘on ‘Mon at 2 pm. Interment ibron Servicea » Mo September 27, GRIFFITHS, BY. On Friday. GEORGE umsn beloved September 4. 1926, Ty 2450 P et now arilson. ‘and Joanna Grixby He also leaves “five grandontldren. Fi neral services Sunday. September 26. at 1 pm. at Mount Zion Church. b <. between Dumbarton ave. and G . W GRISBY. The an from Mount wwn, on Sund; 5 e RS Church. George- mber 26, at 1 p “HMATLOR: Pry ey HENTER. Suddenis. Saturday morning. Sep ber 2 hie residence Liting. Fils A AR cTle Hester Thse’ Grana oA Heter, ir, and UWetch: " Borial st 4 'oiclony | Saptember 27. from St Geor Farlee. "Va . on Friday. September 24 1920 MURIEL nes Butler belocad Hlic o B C. Helen. . D> Funiarst fro Jengin fineral home. 809 10t =t 1o on "?."" . September 7. thenee 1o i Patrieks Chureh, where mass wiil be sali '5:10" a.m. for th Teposs of her soul fterment Drivate. Please omit fowers s JACOBS. . On Friday. September 24 1936, 3 orlock dn ‘é Biw residence. I o e ved on ol “lthard . and Warew, To: 0 yearn Puneul rom above ren efdenes andn Sentember lock Reiatives and 0 g T T JOHNSON. On Saturday. Seplember 026, 30 5,90 am. atfier rosidence; 1 o nw. ALICE M. beloved wifs gt Samiiel"? Johnton $hi ieaves’s N [ "three gone and & 3 of fineral hereafter Y otige JOBDON. . Departed ihis " Thursday g o2 clock. U N ToRbON ears She leaves a husband, father. fous. Seotn: ers. five sisters. two aunts and achost of Telatives and friends to mourh thelr loss. Hemains “roating i ‘hep. Tate ‘residence: 1220 Howizon 31, . “Funeral 'wif fae piace, Monday. Sevieuiber 5 trin John Biawart 0 B Chntren v wvid 5 e S50 All friends invited. MMENOMY. On Sati the residence of Michie 0! M the above residence on i Der 28 at 830 am.: 4 thence 16 Funeral will D on 'the 11 o at the Oi Cathedr phia. Pa MYERS. Suddenty . 4. 1926, WALTER CLAUDE. devon son of John C. and Eva T. Myers neral from his parents resids a Warder st. nw. on Monday 27. at 11 am MYERS. A special Lodge. No 1 at the Ma September 1 far the purposs of W JOHN A COLRORN On Saturdax sttandy WALTER ¢ M Septembe 1 ALEERT & D Price andrin, Va on Saturday. Septeny at Philadelphia. Pa. DA REINOHL beioved” hug Sanderson Reinonl. Ful £ht's chapel on Monda A pone Intapment ri) her viD hand of o'clock. "He i Tnterment St weters e Ladies' Sodality of St Marg's 1L ment 4t the o ANNR B i o Suniace 6. at A pan. 1o recite. the of: ‘2".\.\ MALEY A MRS \nm < TAYLOR. Sentaniner of the tate Dr o, brother P of hew of Sentenber Winslow ¢ Specm! mecting will Wright Lo . Monday urday ey BETI ate Willlam W id Captrol st . on A Inters Comatory Septe ol he 15 Bth WARFIET W tember WASHIN: mourn their loss two devoted sisters . one aunt and a host of ather ave. between Sentember Wright WOLFE. On Saturdag, Sentember 23 at 430 pm. SYDN widow of Thomas M residence. 1126 Park av. Sentember 2R, at W flowers. Interment at cie and Cumber 3n Memoriam.- CASTLE. In loving remembrance of one r son and brother ALBERT P. CAS. who departed t !vtr- one year ago September 26 May his soul rest i MOTHER AND'S1STERS. AND. In memory of our dearly he- loved mother. CHARITY FULALIE - LILAND, ho died five September 26, 1071 n hearts you softiy. tender. fo There 1s not a day. mother, That we do not think af vou H CHILDREN. In ead but loving remembrance beloved . hushand and - father. RANT. who died three years Sentember 23, 1 There ix a face so dear we mise, SHl s "the Valea we love God ke by Safe i Him until oot some day ahove TED W' AND CHILDREN. * In_lovin nemory of one dear wife and mother, MARIA GREENE wha departed lfe tember 20, 104 At_home on the heaufiful hills of God, By the Yalley of rest. o fair Some v!iq\ when our task is With' ¢ we shall meet von thers HI'SRAND AND DAT'GHTER. * In_loving memory of me dear EMMA PIPER. who departad A re ago today. Septamher a thought of swest remsmbrance kind and_true; Wolfe. _Funeral il nw 11 vears ago today, memory lingers, and triie GRANT. GREENE. beloved this Sep- some time, dear mother, That T o net_think of son HER DEVOTED SON. ~ROBERT 1 PIPER. . ROBINSON. dear daughter and sister. who entersd In loving remembrance of on HYACINTH R eternal o September the beantiful hereafter. In the life that is to be. Somewhere in tiod'e ereat garden will esn vl there ln\'l\(, MOTHER. MARY RORINSON In lovinz remembrance of our mather. (LARA M. WETZEL, who departed this ne year ago today Sentember o in peace HER CHILDRE! WILLIAMSON. In heloved remembrance of onr dear mother, MATILDA N. WILLIAM SON wh o Iife one year azo taday. September 1925 Gane. but ever in_our thouchts iER SON AND DAUGHT! FUNERAL DIRECTORS T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP_ST. NORTH_7978 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Hodom. Phavel, Lincoln 524 V.L.SPEARE CO, Neither the muccessora of nor connected with the original Spear ecatabliah- man e 009 H St N.W. o rank. 6 Phone Fra erly 910 F st. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BI ) blish: yla ad 18- 3034 M St. N.W. linged 1313 JAMES T. RYAN 17 Pa. Ave. SE Model Chavel Atlantic 1700. Privata Ambulance Livery_In_Connaction. “"Gawler Service Funeral Directors Siace 1850 Main 5512 W e _Ave. N.W. 'CT-IAIS. .3 ZURHORS’I‘_“ Txmothy Hanlon N _Phor J WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Diractor_and Frm- Balmer. Livery in Connection. ~ Commodls oaa chapel and_ modesn erematorivme fioterate Dbrices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. Call Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ST N w Mo TSR Tioshone - Maln 2473 FUNERAL DESI Geo C. Shaffer " j&h fi ¥ OICE_FLORAL FMRLEMS Main 241 SURGBERATE PRICES. No branch. store Prompt Auto Delivery “Rervi Arfln"fl\——‘!flflfll"k inex; alve, Gude Bros. Co.. 1213 F St. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays eautifal Floral De Other Beautiful Floral Designs CE! 'FTI’R\ LOTS. jox. Ma'A' hu: ,m.. GRAVE LOT OR SITE h)’: discount for cash needed 1l I"v n._ave A Inquira Suite Abi:ey-Mlmolgum Modern Entombment Beautifal—Enduring—Convenjent Milttary Highway, Opp. Arlington C Permanent_burial space now av: wingle or tamily sections. First Cast—Only Cost. MASON. = Fridas. September 24. 192 g-:hom Hmtgral‘ \eaington, D @ iobt formerly of son_of the late Taylor and E’ lllun He is snrvived by two and gne hrofi—v Funeral Monday. I 3 pm. from Cunningham ‘“f-mn"' arlors, 308 s Fponds Liberal Terms—Space Linsited. Information Without Obligation, Day or Evenlug Appoint A. BYRNES COLE Offies,” 1100 Investment Bldg. Residence. 1601 Argonne Phone Frankln 211. Night, mo. ~