Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1926, Page 9

EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Your Credit Is Good at Eiseman’s Suits Topcoats Overcoats 25 On the Most Liberal Terms We sell on liberal terms, but at the same time we give value. That’s why thoughtful people are buying here. They know that th get the right clothes at the right price without additional charges for liberal credit. Open an account. Ads Are 100 Liscman's Truthful AR KR A AR N There is some- thing ‘about these NEW C'H A LK STRIPES that you'll immedi ately like—pos- sibly it’s be- cause they allow a change from the favored light shades. Blue and Gray grounds are ‘“chalk striped"—w i d e r than a pin stripe and varying from 13 to 1 inch apart. . A .g_ L g 7 v g g i E 7 % P v - e b 2 1325 F STREET House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Edmonston & Co., Inc. NEW ADDRESS 612 13th St. STORE HOURS—8 AM. to 6 P.M. The Most Important Item In Children’s Apparel Is SHOES Every growing Child should have the shoe its foot requires. It means the foot will grow Nature intends, and that foot aches and deformities in the future will be avoided. as There are “Regular” styles as well as many “Corrective” models to meet every case. he' First Step Anatomically correct shoes are FITTED here by professional shoe fitters and should the young or have a tendency to weak ankles, weak arch or *“toe- ing in,” there is a shoe fit- ted here to correct it and ward off future foot trouble. Lowest consistent prices always. Shoes in Black, Tan and Patent Leather and White Canvas. EDMONSTON & CO., Inc. 612 13th Street West Side—Bet. F & G Sts. ANDREW BETZ, Manager THE EVENING IRITES FOR FOWLER SET FOR THURSDAY Dean of City's Theatrical Man- agers to Be Buried in Mount Olivet. Funeral services for William H. Fowler, dean of the local theater managers, who died vesterday at his home, 19 Eighth street northeast, will A ———|nj=——r| Goideftberg's Seeing is Believing When you see it on your bills—this serv- ice charge and extra interest added — you will believe us that our bills are a genuine pleasure, as you are not charged anything for the privilege of credit at our store. Sweet words will not change facts and figures. Seeing is be- lieving and you know our bills ' carry no extra charges. We do not penalize our friends. Private Ambulances City Calls Only $4.00 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 AELLAXLELTHRETEEE XS RRCEAAXRNNRUNCNNENONNNSNRENENS [ i an fllustrated lecture, “May We Speak to THE HOME MANAGER?” Every wife is considered by us an executive just as much as the president of department store. asks us three questions— —“Can Tolman service give me the same satisfaction as I can get at home?” —and without all worry necessary when doing a home washing. “Will Tolman work hardships NO-—a reliable laundry actu- ally prolongs the life of a garment. 3—“Are Tolman charges high?” NO—when you figure i of doing a home washing, the laundry does it for you FOR LESS. Tolman Laundry has a Wonderful Family Finish Service for vashed in Ivory Soap and ironed beauti- special attention. We serve thousands of Wash- ington’s best homes with our Family Finish. Wherever You Are We Can Serve clothes?” you. Every piece is fully. Linens are given sincluded and are Tolmanized. YOU. Phone 6th & C Sts. N.W. F. W. MacKenzie, Pres. Branch Office: 2469 18th St. Columbia 636 % Z | E ROOSEVELT Apartment Hotel Sixteenth Street at V and W Under WARDMAN MANAGEMENT Located in Exclusive Residential Section Within Eight Minutes of Theater and Shopping Districts Unfurnished 1 room, kitchenette and bath, $45.00, $50.00 and $55.00 monthly. 2 rcoms, kitchenette and bath, with breakfast room, $75.00, $80.00 and $90.00 monthly. Furnished with Full Hotel Semces- 1 room, kitchenette and bath, $75.00 and $85.00 monthly. 2 rooms, kitchenette and bath, with $135.00 and $150.00 INSPECT TODAY breakfast monthly. room, As Home Manager she constantly Frank. 71 STAR, WASHINGTON, be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock in St.- Joseph’s Catholic Church, Second and C streets north- east, 4 Preliminary services will be can-‘ ducted at the home half an hour be- fore the church rites, which will in- clude requiem mass. Rev. Edward P. , McAdams will officlate, with Rev. Joseph T. Kennedy assisting. Inter- ment will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. “RBilly"” Fowler, as he was known to his many friends in the theatrical world, was manager of the National Theater. He had been associated with that theater in varying capacities for more than a quarter of a century. He started in the theater business at the age of 15, when he quit school to ac: cept a_position_as usher in the old Rijou Theater, Louisiana avenue and C street. From the Bijou he went to the ! Academy of Music in Baltimore, re- jturning to this city a year later to |enter the employment of the old Co- lumbia Theater. He moved from the Columbia t8 the National more than 25 vears ago, &nd remained with the latter house until his death. 1t is said that during his long serv- ice with the National Mr. Fowler never had missed an opening night performance. i Mr. Fowler served as business man- ager of the Washington Base Ball Club about the time a youth named Walter Johnson was given a_try-out as pitcher. That was during Joe Cantillon’s reign as head of the club. He traveled with the team during his vacation from the theater. He was a member of the Washing- ton Lodge of Elks and the National Press Club and was a life member of the Eagles. Surviving him are his widow. Mrs. Maud R. (n«’\\'hl') Fowler: two d'\ll,,h~] ters, Mrs arl MecDonald of Rich- Roy Penn of | E: Villiam H. Fowler, a brother, J. Edward Fowler, and a sister, Mrs. James Burns, all of this city. Deaths Reported following_deaths have been reported {0 the Health Department in the lust 4 | Harry W. Walker, 67. 1930 K st Clement A. Lounsberry, 83, 76 N. Y. ave. Providence Hospital 05 Fairmont. . 1108 Col. rd. 1209 Pa. ave. se. Mary, E. Lusby S04 Kansas ave. Ira C. Snider, 59. 1310 Corbin pl. n.e Dwight de Silva, 83, Walter Réed Hos- pital Louis W. Simmons. 14 months, George F st The. Harriet C John L, Washington University Hospital Frank di Gregorio, 4 months, Corcoran st. s Hospital. 3allinger. Hospital. 114 Quander «.c. Amanda and Herbert Henry, 15 hours, Co- lumbia Hospital. A 7l | | N "m\\x\x\xxss‘\\\\\s;‘m\atsssx\m\}\\s\\»\a\\‘\\\ssssm&‘mxsxt\x\ a bank or the head of a YES the hard labor and to my Decidedly your entire cost Collars may be TOLMAN LAUNORY N Branch Office: Dupont Circle Franklin 5232 F.72 F.73 Apartments: | tional | ter, D. C, PEACHY G. HARRISON, 87, DIES IN RICHMOND {Son of Late Dr. Gessner Harrison Served in Virginia Cavalry Dur- ing Civil War. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, -Va., October 5.— Peachy Gessner Harrison, 87-year-old son of the late Dr. Gessner Harrison, for many years professor of Latin in the University of Virginia, died sud- denly Sunday. Mr. Harrison served in the 2d_Vir- ginia Cavalry during the Civil War, and for the last 50 years he had made his home in this city. He mar- ried Miss Julla Wood Riddick of Nansemond County in 1872, she dying 12 years ago. He is survived by one brolher, R. L. Harrison of New York, and'three sons, Gessner Harrison of Baltimore and Edward T. Harrison and Rev. Lewis C. Har- rison of this city, and one daughter, Dr. Julia Peachy Harrison, professor of chemistry in Vilson College, Cham- bersburg, Pa. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES TONIGHT. The Henry D. School Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in the school auditorium. Mrs. Row- land H. Rowe will sing, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Ridgeway Tay- lor. Election of officers. Vincent B. Costello Post. No. 13, will meet, 8 o'clock, in boardroom of the District Building to complete ar- rangements for attgndance at the na- convention of the American elphia. Legion at Phil The Mount Vernon Church, P.-T. A., will meet, 8 o'clock, in the Su; day school room of the church. Miss Elizabeth Hummer, superintendent of i child psychology of the District of Columbia schools, will speak of “The A Child; Our Opportunity. The Amphions will have a public rehearsal of selections to be used at the Lewis testimonial, 3 o'clock, in the lecture room of Cleveland school. Waneta Council, No. 6, will have a progressive 500 ' card party, 8:30 o'clock, at Pythian Temple. Members of the Dakota State Club will attend the production of “Three Bad Men,” at the Metropolitan Thea- tonight having been designated “Dakota night. Representative Jeff Dusby of Mis- sissippi_and Melvin D. Hildreth, local vill address a joint meeting ational Democratic Club of ington and the Virginia Demo- ratic Club, at o’clock tonight, the Raleigh Hotel. The &ubject of Mr s speech will be “Con- selence.” GOLF STAR TO VISIT. An_exhibition match will be given by Harry Jackson, national colordd golf champion, against John Shippe of the Citizens' Golf Club, October 31, on the local Lincoln Memorial course. W. M. Danner, general secretary of the American Mission to Lepers, will “Ridding the World of Leprosy,” tomorrow, 3:10 p.m., at the Mount Vernon M. E. | Church, South, at the first session of the annual free school for mi inform LA FAYETTE 16th and I Sts. N.W. Rates for permanent oc= cupancy that warrant your vestigation. Cooke Home and! TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1926. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers this afternoon or night; cooler tomorrow, and fair; moderate southwest shifting to west and northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight with showers and cooler in central and west portion; tomorrow fair and cooler. Virginla — Partly cloudy tonight, with showers and slightly cooler in north and west portions; tomorrow partly cloudy and cooler, possibly showers in southeast portion; mod- erate southwest winds. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 86; 8 p.m., 78; 12 midnight, 74; 4 a.m., 70; 8 a.m., 72; noon, 83. . ‘Barometer—4 p.m., 30.07; 8 p.m., 80.08; 12 midnight, 30.04; 4 am., 29.99; 8 a.m., 30.01; noon, 29.94. Highest temperature, 88, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, at 6:15 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 66; lowest, 51. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:14 a.m. and 1:33 p.m.; high tide, €:59 a.m. and 7:17 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:56 a.m. and 2:12 p.m.; high tide, 7:39 am. and 7:55 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun, rose, 607 a.m. sets, 5:46 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:08 a.m.; sun sets, 5:44 p.m. Moon ri 41 a.m.; sets 65 .37 p.m. Automobfle lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 am.— Temperature, 66; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. E'l'emwrlmm. om 69, occurred sun Stations. Weather. om0 *Jqu seg smeg o) m Abilene Albany Atlanta . Atlantie City Baltimore . Birmingham Bismarck . Boston Buffalo Charleston Era Cleveland, Colum'a.S. Denver Detroit SEIRETAE Clotdy Clear Cloudy Clear Glondy Preloudy R e RERES Portland.Me. Portland Ors 30.10 3 08 Cloudy Clear Cloudy Glear nokane: WASH..D FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London. Eneland. 3 Part cloudy 2 Clear. Glondy Part clouds Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Part cloudy Beriuda. - san Juan, Porto Rico Havana, Cuba, Colon. Canal Zoi Hamilton. 5. H st.between 21st and EYEGLASS 2 Call at 618 M st. 1 also Shriner's button. LOST. BAG—Saturday_mornink. October street_car or in street at F _and blue bag. containing small gheeks and bank | book. h sts. money. reward. B purse, Liberal mn PIN. platinum. mlh _diamond in center. nity of Nativity Church. Call Col. or 6814 n.w. % CREERON 614 12th St. N. W. *Around the Corner From High Prices Hats Made and Remod- eled by Expert Milliners On Entlre Stock of Felt and Velour Hats Regular $3.98 to $18.50 14 Off $2.99 t0 *13.88 Included are choice imported and domestic Velours and Felts; also the famous Gage Hats. Extra Large, Medium and Small Headsizes New trimmings for Felts North 9080 Manager on Premises and Velours of Rhinestones and Fancy Feathers. 3Sc & 49¢ to $3.98 BAR PIN. platinum, set with diamonds, be- tween Georgia ave. and Buchanan st.. Schnei- aurant or Rialto Theatér. Call 11 pearls, Oct. 4. either on car_or near 17th and Eye sts. Reward, _Apt. 26, 1660 Col. rd.. or phone Adams 2310 atter 6 I DILL FOLD—AIl the savings of a poor man, \«htgl G b Return, st n.w. BLUE FLANNEL SKIRT. childs. left on Oth st cire or_lost while transferring at 9th _Re 51 BLUE_PRINTS. cars, Monday miorning. Ling. 2269. BOSTON TERRIER PUPPY—WhIl ings. = Liveral reward. 1505 Rhode N BULL TERRIERmaledark uhlw t‘hes! white marking on face. & 7026, Euchd st. h.w. Col. 7 Yeward. BOSTON _BULL TERRIER. male. dark bmwn white chest, white marking on face: D C. tag 7026. 1301 Euclid st. n.w. Col. cznn %16 ‘reward. BRACELET—White gold. one Im!l)l\st two d:nmnndn Liberal reward. 8 Biltmore stonw BREA@T Pl\'—-Guld with aquamarime set in center, bet. 15th and Church st. and 15th and 'S st.'Sunday: reward. 2623 11th e or Anacosila Pa. ave. se. ATk and PBREAST PIN—Lost on Saturday, October 2, small gold half moon with white flowers i the center, between 14th and U sts. and 7th st. Reward if returned to 226 2nd st. BREAST PIN with dark stone between 15th. G nd_7th si. ar office 74 Waldron ave. Clarendon 20."an old gray tabby cat, called Be:’w'n‘d if returned to 74 Monday__afternoon: _round setting with head carved in New York ave, and A Reward. Address CAT—From S CTHESAP, AKE l‘\A\' ““RETRIEVER _dog. vlor" n yme on collar. Reward. &eve. 2323 HOKER. one Jap marten, Sunday: between SU58 Wiicongin ave. B and picLain, Va: V- way of Wie = " Chain BiaraY Yeward. *"Can"FF " 18605 afier 6 d dark gr ; T Rinlv call G Frank. E. Mierke, Frank- L1E DOG. Sunday, near Zoo Park: small female: white with™ brown spot on back. Phone Ma H DOG—Large. name lost in vieinit: or Ch ase, Liberal re DOG—Wire-hairgd terrier: anawers to name Sis. Re-wl!rd L Plrwn- Cleve;lnfl n_and white: answers to tan Cleveland JBark NGLI "m .LDOG lnl\\eE to name flekie: lost lober. 1st: black brindle with part white chest and one front foot and also ;\hl‘:e ‘}('tun;(n eves ;n:l'“;mzlll whn-“- olmon hack - of e onnd Dlease no $8%0 Oraway st. Clev. 10 '_‘.I‘a‘n’;l EVEGLASS S—In Corcoran st or New F Monday night. N, prarls and Reward. FUR—2.skin h mink between W_ B, & Fon and Rust Hall, 1180 c.pleu o et Tlease return to Rust Hal ortoise shell: S 32nd or Ne a FRAT HITY Pm RNIT apphire 107 S e AN A GRAY S RREL goyble n.nu Tece, Vi Daniel road. in Rock Creek g cinity nd 11 D.m. _Rew i Detween 10 ELLYN WEL SETTER m(,_sxu- tick, Ulack hend. biaek epot on hip. Return to ts. Re- 407 High st Friendship Hel Md. —Stone Marten Reward at Apt. on L s CK_PIECE 204, Rauscher's. ot ONE SET openend auto wrenches screw- Grivers and screw wrenches. in tha vieinity of Eckington bl ne. Reward. Call North #5320 POCKFTBOOK- Small for S35 ghatee, - Brown. 2 Ward PIN, oblong amethyst. wirrounded by gold Liveral reward. Return 49 “Girard . North 4 RED )G license No. 11571. near 2400 16th brown: money order car tokens. Mrs. ‘Potomac 668. He- vicinity Munitions Bld Reward. Adams N 1d:_on Lincoln rd. ne. betwe BINGie & na Guiney ol. 1628 Lincoin rd. merll reward. SABLE CHOKER. bout & . Sund Raward, _Potomat BGG0. ApS. 'B0G. o 60 NE MARTEN NECKRIECE £ | SO FAREES eyl e aln e e ey MRS. MARIE VAN H. SMITH DIES AT HER HOME HERE Mrs. Marle Van Hook Smith, widow of Middleton Smith, polar explorer, died last night at her home, 1724 Eu- clid street, after an fliness of 10 months. Mrs. Smith was a nattive of Phila- delphia and a descendant of two of the earliest families in Pennsylvania. She was educated in the Pennsylvania city and attained distinction for her work in music and art. As & member of the Daughters of the American Revolution she was quite active, hav- ing been registrar of the Continental Chapter for threp years and a mem- ber of the advisory board for two vears. She was a member also of the National Auxiliary of the Spanish ‘War Veterans, the National Indian Assoclation and the Ramabai Circle of Providence, R. I. Middleton Smith died last October at the Euclid street home. He was well known in dclentific circles here and was the author of more than a score of books upon scientific subjects. In 1882, Mr. Smith was an observer with the International Polar expedition at Point Barrow, Alaska. Brothers and sisters who survive Mrs. Smith are Gordon Van Hook, Moley and Cifford Smith and Mrs. Emma T. Morris and Mrs. Antoinette Van Hook Browne, all of whom live in_the West. Funeral arrangements are pending. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The George Baldwin McCoy Unit, American Women's Leglon, will meet October ‘8, at®10:30 p.m., Church of the Covenant. Entrance on N street. The Washington Society of Engi- neers has canceled its meeting sched- uled for tomorrow because of the date being District day at the Sesqui- centennial, and also because the American Society of Civil Engineers is to hold its Fall convention October 5-9, at Philadelphia. A regular meet- ing will be held October 29, for which due notice will ba announced. The United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building, Seventeenth and I streets, will have a study class to- morrow, 8 p.m. Public invited. Areme Chapter, No. 10, 0. E. 8., will have a dinner, bazaar and card party on Thursday and Friday from 6 to 7 p.m. at Northeast Masonic Temple. The Park View Woman's Club wi meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Park View School. Mrs. Abrams of the General Federation will speak. The Washington Cornell Society will_hold its opening luncheon meet- | ing Thursday, 12: at the City | Club. Henry Morri: of “Early Foot 11l Prospects. The Park View Parent-Teacher | Association will meet Thur: | m.. in the school. The District of Columl School Association will meet T 8 p.m., in the boardroom District Building. C. F. Car speak of ‘““Washington's Schools.” Public tomor the will Public A free lecture on “Dynamic Living and Youth Culture” will be given by Linn A. E. Gale tomorrow, 8 p.m., at 1628 K street, under auspices of the | Longevity Legion. The Junior Hadassah will hold an open meeting Sunday at Cafritz Audi- torium. The meeting will be in the form of a tea. The ninth annual free school for missionary instruction under suspice of the Woman's Interdenominatios Missionary Federation of the Distri of Columbia, affiliating with the l’ed-‘ eration of Women's Boards of For- eign Missions of North America and the Council of Women for Home Mi sions, will open tomorrow Thursda and Friday from 12:30 to 4:15 p.m at Mount Vernon M. E. Church South. AIKEN. On Sunday. October 3. m.. GEORGE beloved hu ary A. Alken and devoted fathe ¥, Aiken. in his 7 Fune ral from his late residence 15th st. n.w., Wednesday. October. 6. rh-nt‘r to St. Paul's Church. 15th and sts. n.w.. where mass will be said at 9:30 o'clock. Interment vate. 5 BAXTER. In Baltimore. Md. at 2:15 am Monda; October 4. 102 JOHN ELS' S J. terment at A nesday, October 6. IIRF INAHAN, On at 6:15 p.m. ln\'d Wife of thi Funeral from her late pesidence. tober 0. at 9 am Reqiifem mass a late Conception at 9§ 30 o Interment Mount Oli- t Cemetery. Pl! On Monday. October 4. 1026, at R ROBERT 'H_. beloved hiisb QRe™si Bhircess and tather of Herman verett M nd George L. Burgess. He ves to motirn his loss a father. Hiram two brothers, William R. and Harv four sisters, Annie M. Kenny of Bal timo; Cora, mith and Ella G_ Shel- ton ol New York (e and Mamlo i of this city Funeral service at his la e l!!n(‘e 62 Ontario rd. n.w, Wedne day at 1 ock. Interment at Lottsb Va. (New York and Baitimore pa piease covy.) CARROLL. On Monday, October & 1926, at p.m., at Georgetown U nn!rfll({ Hospital, JOMN JOSTAR. betoved husband of Leator Lucas Carroll, son of Matthew C. Carroll, brother n( Minnie ) M. C. jr. of At- [ 7 and_Arthir F. of ouis D. Carroll of Balti- Funeral from 1736 Kilbourne at. n.w., on Wednes »ul‘) October 6. to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. 16th st. and Park rd. n.w. where mass will bo said at 11 am. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. (Atlanta papers please copy ) . DAWSON. Tues 2:45 45 oM Tl Tth year. son of the late Lawren Mary ‘Elizabeth Kiger Dawson. funeral hereafter. DAY. Seotember 19. 1f b hter T T MR Md thence October 5. ence in R DAWSO. 1026, at kville, in his A otice of the home of i OX the late Dr. David T. D On October 2. 1920 age K1 years. 's* Juneral home. n ‘Wedneaday. October 6, at 2 p.m. terment Arlington National Cemetery Sunday. October 3. 1026 _1n At. 3. Mrs, WALTER DOXON. ir. ivs Abhoi) Interment Wed: nesday, Glenwood Cemetery. Servi Gawler's chapel, at 1:30 p.m. ISHER, Departed this life Saturday, ;' Toper 2. 1636, 4t 3 pm.. IDA B, FISHE! DWIGHT neral_from 816 H st. DE VA, m: §ILVA. In: heloved aunt of Amos Jefferson. Andre and James Lightfoot great-aunt Frederick Curtia. jr.. and Eisie Frazier Gitoher & at 1 v.m at.a Frederick uneral Wednesday, from First Baptist’ Dumbarton ave. n.w W. Ernest F Georkia ave. hw many relatives and friends. FISHER. All inmates_of the Mervia House- hold of Ruth. No. 1518. G_U. Q. of O. F. W‘})l please meet at First Bantidt ! th st and Dymbartor ave. We October 6, at 123 Y' to_attend the funeral of Sieter 1D DA “hmzn 3 EIL. EMMA T. BAILEY: W. FOWLER. On Monday, Ol‘tnbrr 4. his residence, 10 Sth st. ne., H. FOWLER, belo R Fowler (nee Bagne). Funeral iro above residence on Thursday. Oetober 7 at 8:30 am. thence to St. Joseph's Church, where requiem mass will Tre sun: ~for the repose of his soul. Relatives 405 {friends invited. Interment at Mount Ul Cemeters. FOWLER. Members of Washington Aum No. Fraternal ‘Order of Eagl m.uum\ to attend the funeral_servic lor,, our Jate brother, WILLIAM Tl FO! LER. Wednesday. October 6. 1628, 7. JO Ilm at his late residerice. 19 Sth - 3°M. RINEHART, Worthy President, J. D BRITT. Secretary. A (.}:R\u\' Ydloved husbaii ot ‘Knnie German. von of the Tate Charles and e Tine German. John, Luvinia. Cornelius. Charlis and Mrs. Roda Craigg of Manas<as Ya: Funeral Trgm s late residence 603 arlor, 2223 to mourn 1926, at WILLIAM husband of Maude KELLEY. » Deaths Suddent. on Sundar. October / town Univers o8- Withias “HHES. URACRISK. e a ate Jackson and fi aret E. Beckert P. Ulrich us Sin_ave .nd} orning at 9:30. N Chapel of Potor atives invited on ay. October 4. 1026, his residence. 2564 Ga. ave.. GEORGE. be- husband of Annie C. Keliey (n Graninger), I from his late resi denc October 7. at 8:3 am. thence to the Immaculate Concep- tion Church e mass will be sung at Rel. friends invited. Arlin ‘emetery On Monday, October 4, 1928, at MARTHA A KID- of the late James E her late residence. on Wednosday, 50 b Services at % <« Heights Baptist Church frienda invited. " Interment dertaking p S e Wedhesday thence. {Hence o Foto Friends a 9 am. terme: KIDWELL Providence Hospital ,v(vru Hin" Cen Sunda; <gover 3 Kow York LOUNSBER: gan infantry beth Guyton Lount services at the S home. 2001 14th s tober 6. at 930 am thence to St 15 Church. where mas will be &aid at 10 am. Interment Arlin ton National Cemetery. (Duluth. Minn and Biemarck N.D..papers please copy.) ' LOUNSBERRY. The District of Columbia Commandery of the v Order of the the United S th of Compania LOUNSBERR: and’ huspand of E berry. Fuperal Hines _Co nw.. Wednes {hieton Harvices Shurch Weltnasany Interment. Tinkton Colonel, YYBERT M. THOMPSON. Com- mander G.'H"POWELL. Recorder. MELELLAND. Departed this life Tuesd Octoher . 1026, at 1:1 at the & of 66 vears. at her residence Trontwood: Md . EMMA LAND Beloved wife of Charies Tilland, "and mother of Clarence R. and Fred"6. Nepliand! ana Mra? Hatcie it thie ety “Notice Tof | funeral On Monday. October 4, 1028, 1217 F st. ne. SARAH wife of Charles “A. Meyer. Funeral, (private) frong her lats '»nld»lm\ at N pm. Wednesday, 6. “mterment at Congressional MEYER. at her residenc OLIVE, belov indas. October 3 at Parole. Md ~ AUGU ther of Charles \ 2 River: Md. ofmciating On Monday. Octoher 4 lfl"llna( at her. Fesidence koI TRAT T Midow of Funeral frani‘her iate roe er 6t 3-30 i Tnetied to at- D.n Tntarment- Re . On Octoher 4 Hospital. DODDRIDGE d, 26" ve R Kong's fune neral ervi Bristersbur noon ROSS. Deparfed this life Sunday. October 096 "at 1:10 p.m . at her residence. 83 Rider < v i RETTNG N 3 the devoted wife of the late Ross. lovine ‘mather of N ‘Charles S”hd “Arthur R Ross and ) E, Johnion and the devoted mother-{n-law t Trenrietta M. Ross, Sha alse feaves mine crandchildfen Foneral At Ashury MO E 1ith a N w 7. at 1 pm. Relafive tend. Rev. J Keen her. Jesus. in N'T reach the shininz <hore ivo her Pck t me ‘Torever. ¢ we will part no more THE FAMILY. 6 SMITH. On Monday, Octoher 4 1020, a4 h Clid sireet m.w M NS ook ST Widow of lofon Smith. Funeral from her laj rsidenca. Thursday. October 7. oélock. ' Interment private in 4anrm 1 C 1020, mote on rfield Hospital mmi wife of the lata at 11 nm. at THOMPSON. ~ beloved devoted mother of - and John Atkin hompson William and Oc- t the Presbrt L Oetoker 6. at 12 o'cloel amily Tot K sts Thy keenine. Whe Friday, October 1, from the Ch 8th and Barry Place officiating. Inter- wn Cometery. Sentember 20, 1028, ARY RERNADINE Notion of funeral hereafter. mornine. Octoher 4. V ORGE GRIF: meni Wood! SON. Suddenly, Pa F THYSON. ¥ Turner. father o and Charles T Panine Rorner Srgther. Fi Wednestav. October 8. at 2 p.o. e, Va. . TURNE r 41076, at e home in Middlebirs. Va.. GEORGE G. TURNER. for vears the faithful sexton of the <hyterian Chureh, This city. Funeral Wedneslav, October 8, at 1 mm. from the Methodist Churgh! Middlebur. V . TYLER. On Mondar. October 4, 1026, a¢ pm. RUTH R.. beloved daughter i Mary". and the lite Nohia S Tyler neral from the residence of her mother, Slizo ilver Spring, Md., Thurs: at 2'nm. thence t6_Emory Brightwood., D. C. Croele Cométery. vited to attend Church terment at Roc tives and fricnds In Memoriam. GODDARD. In lovins memory of our fa: O RPiLLIAN R “GOBDARD who died Otoner 6. 1018 H1S DEVOTED CHILDREN. In kad hut loving remembr i dazhter and ster RER ite twe arted thia 1 ‘ago today. Octaher 5. 1924 Years A4 ER MOTHER AND SISTER. ® MEINBERG. In <ad hut losing remembr fite eight vears ago today. October b. 1 In the heautiful hereafter. In the Dife that is to Somewhere in God's forever. Son. W shall meet thee THE FAMILY. * In sad remembrance of dear MARGARET E. SHORE. who de- iven years ago today. JACKSON. of our_d 1. TACKSOX “who d HORF: arted - this 1 Getoner 5. 1016 T still love you. dear mother. Thoukh T cannot see your face Yonr memory 18 notforeotten There 18 na one can tre vour pla LOTTIE REDMOND. ¢ loving remembrance o! n dear mother. MARGARET E. SH( who died October 5, 1919, en V!Ifl ago today . On_the hillelda softly sleeping, ‘Whare the flowers gently wave Lies the one we loved a> dearly Tone and silent &rave brings sweet memories. Cers memory. bringe & tear Within our hearts we cherl T‘m»wh(u of one we loved so dear. Gone 19 the face "We Toved so dear is the voice We loved to hear We cannot help but wonder way the best are always first ta die HER CHILDREN. ® HORE. In Director _and onnection. Comme- ern, crematoriug Pa. Ave. N Ci Frank Geier’s Séns Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. N.W. B haner Tewphons__ Main 2478 “T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 4 N. CAP. ST 'NORTH_7078 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. e R Tl Lincoln 524 V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connested with the original W. R. Spear establish- ment. 1009 H St. N.wW. Phone Frank. Formerly 840 F St " Joseph F Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W Banieed b® =~ JAMESTE.RYANG® Pa. Ave. SE Model Chapel Atlantic 1700, Private Ambulance. ery in_ Connectio ‘Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 .Main 5512 i i _‘j“v‘t ‘-vw: WCHAS. S. ZURHOR§T Tlmoth Hanlon 641 H St_NE. Phone L. 5543, Quick, Dic Eflicient Service 816 H St Automobile fied, Bnen W Hletihy oo AW R vy Ifatives and {riends ovited, Interment Manassas. Va.. Pd"’fld" at 2 pm b5¢ GROMSKURTH, Suddenly on Mondas. Octo- ber 4. 1928, PKEDE’R]‘-K the beloved son o( Carl W. and Florine C_ Grosskurth, Fiineral from his Tate. Fest: t st. ne., on Wednesday. 30 am, thence o St Sariim's Chupch. where miass. will be sung at ® a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. ARY By, daushter of John T, and October '8, Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artigtl—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautiful Floral nmpu .\lod-r.l. Dent vl h.w: - Funeral Phursay: taber "'l h. 36th and ¥ Cemetory. Alexandiya. ) Survived by sister, Hattle prother. Frank M. Hill. Re. mass. Holy Trinity C E:).H(ll.."Sha;;‘zr 900 14 'E . d' ICE FLORAL EMBLE! g ngATZ PRICES.