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T HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, OCTOBER 17, 1926—PART 1. 1,000 WILL ATTEND CHARITIES DINNER Archhishop Curley to Head List of Speakers for Catholic Event. Comnlete arrangements have been maue for the speakers at the annual Catiolic Charities dinner, which is to take place at the Mayflower Hotel on November 11, Invitations to the din- nér have been mailed and it is ex- Pected that 1,000 persons will attend. The speakers for the occasion wiil be Archbishop Curle of Ealtimore, Dr. Abram Simon of the Washington Helrew' Congregati Dr. John 1y director of the'Catholic Char. of Washington; Arthur H. May, | president of the local Catholic (}Ix: fties organization: Charies W. Darl, Btate <nights of Colum! bus of Columbia, and Miss president of the The arvang or the seating have been mae | novel manner. h represent. W, $2.00 18 with (et howe Chambers Steel Burial Vaults ANY MAKE vatory. $10° like Mothers. 89 and is Absolutely Odorless Costs 2 to 3 Cents Per Hour to 1 | Catholic Divine to Speak R ! SNAKES AND LIZARDS PETS FOR BIOLOGIST AND MOTHER Charles S. East Has Valu- able Collection of Reptiles at His Home Here. Holds Copper Heads Found in District Very Gentle Un- less Alarmed. “I love these little creatures just like children. See that beautiful little brown lizard and that cute little rattlesnake. Aren't they dears.” The speaker—an elderly, gray- haired, motherly-looking woman—had just come into the cage-filled room | with some food for a pen of rats. | Just then the rattler brought his | rattles into action with a suddenness that made The Star reporter—a timid, abashed young man—tremble. “Poor little thing,” said motherly woman. ‘‘He's hungry.” The Star man was_in the home of Charles S. East, 625 Kenyon road, the Falls.” trict along the rocky shore at Great ““A snake has just enough brain to THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and colder, preceded by showers; tomorrow fair. Maryland and _ Virginia—Partly cloudy and colder, preceded by show- ers 1n east portions today; tomorrow air. West Virginiag—Fair and colder to- day; tomorrow ¥increasing cloudiness with rising temperature, followed by | rain. | Temperature for Twenty-four Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 51; 2 a. 48; 4 am., 46; 6 a.m., 45; 8 a.m., 49; 10’ a.m., 55; 12 noon, 60; 2 p.m., 60; p.m., 60; 6 p.m., 60; 8 p.m., p.m., 57. Highest, 60; lowest, 45. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 74; lowest, 57. The Sup and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:19 a.m.; sun sets 5:28 p.m.. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:20 a.m.; sun sets 5:26 p.m. Moon rises 3:50 p.m.; sets 1:41 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Tide Tablets. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. 2 v Uni “States C TODAY. e e ity Coast | mpe Wanderlusters' hike will start TodayLow tide, 1057 am. and|from Rossiyn, Va, at 2:30 o'clock. 11:20 p.m.; high tide, 3:59 a.m. and|Mrs. Appleby will lead. s § 52 .| The Harrison Bible Class and the % I;]mv}grrO\v-_—Low (H[]’(’. ]_'l:n_;n .MM |1 2diest Bible Class of et B e i M. P. Church will assemble at 9:45 E. R. RICHARDSON DIES. Member of Local Realty Firm Suc- cumbs to Long Illness. Edgar Rightstine Richardson, 37 years old, vice president of the realty firm of Howenstein Bros., died at his home, 1244 Girard street, last night, after a long illness. Mr. Richardson had been connected with the Howenstein firm for years, having entered the employ of the company upon graduation from Busi- ness High School. In recent years he had also conducted an insurance business of his own. He was the son of Mrs. Mary Etta Richardson and the late Edgar P. Richardson. His mother, a brother, William P. Richardson, and a sister, Mrs. Grace Donaldson, survive. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Alpha Xi Delta will meet to- morrow, 2 pm., at the home of Mrs. J. M. Gongwer, 853 Van Buren street. The Washington City Chiropractors’ Association will meet Wednesday, 8 p.m., at Central Chiropractic College, 1914 Seventh street. The Nurses’ Examining Board will | hold an examination for the registra- tion of nurses November 2 and 3. Application papers must be filed with the seceretary by October 18 at 1337 K street. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Craftsman’s Club, United States Vet erans’ Bureau, will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., in Edward Everett Hale Me- morial Hall, 16th and Harvard streets. The club will hold its annual ban- quet October 26, 7 p.m., at Franklin Square Hotel. The Men’s Club of Christ Church, Georgetown, will meet tomorrow, § p.m., in the parish hall for reorganiza- tion ‘and election of officers. o'clock in the church auditorium, where Mrs. Ross A. Collins of Mis- sissippi. will make an address on “Moses Honored in Death.” The Alumnae Association of the old Connecticut Avenue Visitation ! Academy will hold a reunion, 3:30 o'clock, at the Bethesda Monastery. moss with “Harmless reptiles we ship by mail, while the dangerous ones are sent »v express. They are packed in d: very little air, so LONDON, October 16 (#).—Than and bridles, the art, is not vet de: for bits, spurs ks to the demand from the United States ““Jor ad P . 1 put them in a dormant state. ner,” or saddlers rices Reduced, There is no such thing as a snake | in England. charmer. When the Indian fakir Speaking at the livery dinner lvv( plays to a cobra it takes a striking | the Loriners’ Co., Daniel Hone said position, but being a very nervous [the chief loriner at Walsall told him . snake, is too agitated to strike. that the people of the ln}rl“] States “Snakes strike only through fear |insisted on having English forg‘?«l or for food. 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Treasury | | ing each of the Catholic parishes ina biologist at the National Museum, |enable it to get around, pry 3 in V: | : i« st a Na ) , protect itself ties. ils v the city and the table will be presided | who has brought tozether one of the | and find food Xt is not capable of be- Weadicrsn ‘T:,':,',',','::,:; S e[ RO TR B L (”u;r‘: ‘hf-rpa::(n'r ‘r‘vfmlh;’av‘a;:ht. D{- fln‘«;sll‘ prdxva:e ml]Pfliim:isqnt snakes | ing trained and there is no such thing (o L 5- fors enediction at 5 o’clock. el osson will by > toast-|and lizards in the United States. as a trained snake.” B G Spardnun. . master. The committee planning the | The speaker was Mr. East’s mother, | Mr. East went to another glass boX | Acheville, N. C. urday, nigk\. 8pm. $p.m- . The Republican National , Political affair is_under the chairmanship of |who takes almost as much interest in | in the room and picked up a large | Athnta, Ga... ;0 4§ 80 e Gl ] DLch L0 Bl O | Michael Hesiter. This committee will | the collection as her son. greenish lizard. “This is an Aus.| Atinté City B Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. 8; | have several more meetings to plan Fallan Skink" a “ i v inipee <93 8% | further features of the dinner. Reptiles His Pets. l‘)’;[‘{;’;fl~flkn*§k‘vm"‘:);;“(‘:;m} NS S| Bimiehan (A The Red Triangle Outing Club will | = oeti Snakes and lizards are pets—real | “The kind of lizard most abundant | L5l ¥ ca B L lclicit e | 2 pets—to Mr. East. Few men ever|in the District is the Red Scorpion, |&hicigo. “ilL. 60 b4 he Capitol grounds for a 2-mile i- The United Kingdom Alliance, the | have conquered so thoroughly the |which is absolutely harmless in spits | Chicnat .. oy 48 walk, to ‘);p ltnxlmved by a breakfast premier po'itical temperance organ- | human dread of the cold, clammy rep- | of the strong opinion of many people Obfo,. ;2 &b 4% par aldburg Hewitt, leader. [ ization in England, will hold another | (ile touch. s s el Oftriany DRopk Jowa 0l 80 84 Afternoon hikh will start at'3 o'clock | campaign this Winter in support of [ Chief among his pets are two boa arye R G from Chevy Chase Circle. Bernard { loeal option for England and Wales. | constrictors—John Henry and Fanny Red Scorpion Here. ien a0 48 G. McGill leader. : & " 5 ine . Minn:: 58 @ . May. Both are about 35 inches long | wifere is Grandpa, the ollest lizard | £l Pufo. “iex:: 3 58 The Blue Plains committee of and a year old. He pats them as if | of the lot,” continued Mr. East. *“He | fgiizeston, Aex 28 Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, will leave they were Kittens. had a cold the other day and T had to | inaianapols. ind. 50 the Home, 1536 Fifteenth street, at 2 Mr. East had obtained most of his | wrap him up in wool and feed him | Jacksonville. Fla o8 o'clock, to visit the shut-ins at Blue collection from Europe and the|pepsin. I have trained him so that| Litije Hoi v 29 ::[Plains. Those wishing to join will Orient in exchange for American | now he eats beefsteak.” oo Avn'v-m;kt:'ull! X 74 ....|meet at the Elks Home, above ad- species, which he has captured near| At this point his mother entered the | kotisvitle: K¥o- -+ 29 33 8% g | dress. ‘Washington. room. Memphis, * Tenn..... 76 60, 72 .. e i g4 “Boa.constrictors,” he sald, “are| ‘“When Mr. East was a boy,” she|3iami Flu......0 88 78" 8) perfectly harmless unless they are|said, “he was told to clean all the | New Grleans, 78 70 74 Marriage Licenses hungry or angry and then the worst | bugs out of a potato patch. When | Jew York, . X, .. 26 11 86 . g A they can do is bife you. All con- | he finished his father asked him what | griana Sm‘;_i‘ 60 g1 B8 Ill|( Marriao ticenses have heen femued to the stricting snakes are non-poisonous. |he had done with the bugs. Philadcinhia, Pa 2 4 | follow igen The largest creature these snakes ““They are up in my room,’ he said. che e hAniE gee e ,,a)}‘““}{aglj‘;‘m\}'an:{flrngr;-‘g”v’v;lu ity and Lil- could cat would he a rabbit. “Sure ‘encugh, there were potato | porflant "y e e polmard T Drser and Margaret E. Abbott “Collecting snakes and lizards is|bugs all over the entire room. He | Eortian: o8 b of Akron. Ohio hobby of mine. 1 exchange with | has always been wild over bugs and | §' 76 FH A L D L G other collectors all over Europe and |snakes. T like them myself.” - Fanie 48 3 C..and Mary Tippett of Farsville. Md. some of these specimens are ver: In addition to his snakes and lizards, | 34 Dlsont & e S hat e ley o Sent Fenmant rare. For instance, one lizard 1 have | Mr. East has a considerable collection | San Francisc oE: us Lol here, the Lacertafolensis. is found |of turtles that wander at will around L a8 o 8 mfi?n"n&m»’: of Silver Spring. Md.. and only on a small island off the coast | the yard. i, v 54 g% LI8| “Georee R Hornsby and Ruth W. Campbell of Malta and was shipped to me b it g gEnEislg s 28 8% o3| . Thomas Coleman of Champlain, Til.and by a friend in Germany. Thiedo: Ohte.. 11 80 o god ot thin cit ¥ Vicksbirg, - Miss, 1RO 5 0. amy » :I ml\‘:nwl Lucille Garrett. Send Snakes by Mail. U. S. AIDS SADDLERS. |WitiiifroN™s ¢ & i OOL[ | Franic At clgwer i vigginia K. Clatter- S. THEODORE HOWARD. Former Capital Bank Teller Dies in Arizona. ton Jones and Abhie Winters. S. Theodore Howard, 36 years old, |, James J. L. Hall and Harriett L. Wood- lof 1621 Thirty-first street died of | Fletcher Dancv and Mary F. Shanler. | < Franeis L. Chislev and Sarah E. Butler. | tuberculosis, Friday at Phoenix, Ariz. | _ Wiiliam Dhifer ‘of ‘tha city and Martha PR # o | E._James of Riverdale. Md He served in the Marine Corps in| “Bushrad’ W 'Grubl: of Sirasbure. Va. el i T and Florence M. Carter of this city. { this city during the World War, and LeRor" B Mannaf ar-‘""‘"" Thrk. Md. A e e 2 A an | and Clata M. Krouse of 'this eity. 2 bank teller at the American 1 Burdette and F,:a Burroughs. Security and Trust Co., where he had | o Kenneth "H."Shecler and Catherine 3 been employed the past 18 years. He | Robert L. A. Rinles and Marie M_Cornaz | had been for many years the bass |boih of A\‘o_\n,’.l’r""f\';fi"‘ auieME e S Blun e soloist at Holy Trinity Catholic| ghmes W. Grant and Irene M. Gasch. | Church, Georgetown. He is survived by his father, three rrenton. Va. Samiiel Merando and Ruth Creesan Josepi ilon and Evelyn L. Kates. Teo T. Fox and Mary G, Criste. Charles S. Tillman and Lily Jarvis. both of Atlanta."Ga ) i aul P. Younz and_Lillian G. o boih of Hime Snrngs Va e Horace K. Wilson and Julia Lewis George A. Franklin and Ethel M Bavlor. FApand Leta o ‘man of Morgantown Robert H. J. McKay and Hazel F. Mont- | comerv. hoth 'of ‘Arlnton. Va. | brothers, Harry 1. Howard of Phoe-| fohn P. Norman and Mildred R. Hitch- | Wiseman officiatinz. Friends invited. 17 son’ Howard of Bartlesville, Okla., and | 3o 3™ Eentit and Emma . Horstman. | Diace n'. CHARLES B bejoved musband i Sister, Mrs. Andrew &, White of | Jesss T Foole and Grace V. Etchison. | of Marieila T, Hanford. Funeral from R they Bl T Momnt Aire Swd T iie Tate vesidericn Foddar. Octaber 1. At Funeral arrangements have not yet [ Pani W, Siaftord and Ryoh B, Montaine, | terg. - Interment at Rock Creek feme- been completed. B e o Paemanoiky, Va.. and | HOLLINGER, = Suddenly. on Saturday. Octo- e arlton W Harves of Hreokevitie. Md,. | SfTpht; 1028 FRANK S. beloved hisband | Births R J and Virginia 'A. Woodie of Waroner. N. €. | 0f Kt ake Notire 0t Tanmral erantor s { irths Reported. HOWARD, At Phoenix. Ariz.. Octoher 16 — 1926. "SAMUEL THEODORE, HOWARD. | The following births have heen reported | ———————]|. Jr. of 1621 35ih et. n.w. Notic : to the Health Department within the past | Tl gecal nevearcer . o e Nevtes ofgu e MO L et | Lost and Found |f|srreersox, me piier Mene mepet acee | thur 3. and Annie M. Mikow kil || Advertisements recetved ||| {EFFERSON.DIO 22na et nw on Octo- | Jimes ¥, and Helene dohnson. boy. | untll noon, ecxcept Satur- || October 17 at 1 pm. tram Nineteenth | ] I | 17.°at 1 pm. from Nineteenth Howard B and Mare J; Adums. girl. | days and holidays, when ||| Street Baptist Church. R and Ervica Flores. hoi | they are accepted up to |l| g c. BURLLS, ser. O TAYLOR. Pres David A. and Minnie C. : PERSON. . Moran Py T S 10:20 a.m, JEFFERSON. *Members of the Men's 1 Alhert €. ‘and Agnes M. Jeffries. girl. Rock Assiciation are reayested to atter oy o A b o the funeral of our late . brother. JAME e ian essie ) o = H. JEFFERSON. from Nineteenih’ Sireet | i N o FOUND. Bantist Chuzch at 1im. Sinday. 0ctoper Staniey D 3 AN BE e v {ERICAN BULL—Male. all white_fon W o) §tanies I | An ¥ BULL—Male ail Jone | g H_ JOHNSON. President Ines AL and T boy | Kiimal Roscue. Tiencte, 340 M vs. e~ | MAY, | Subtenin on Satueie, October. 10, Wil N v \'F,sm\m COLLIE—Male. deen o, | 1096, at $:43 pm. at his residence. 1417 | D e ot anear, Apply Was 6| Hamilfo u ¥ é).’nml o ,m'q'l I L '{r mente mirl | Eoipunt bt ARHL ave gt A mar oot Ej’m”sngr“_rh«’}vn'ml"’r:fisl» na 'of Ny ‘nd Carrie e e e | May {nee Thommpeon) Funeral rarvics Brainard and Latenia Burgece. boy. LOST. at Hysong's fiineral home 1500 ~ 5. n % R N uesday. October 19. at # p.m. 18 Gharles E. and Beatric, Hallors .bhuv, BARPIN. xold. with 13 Jarse pearls, Ootas nn".\'n On_Thursday. October 14. 1926, homas and dennie S. Thorntor. boy. s Bl o afier a lingering ~ ilinees ENOLT LT S T | BREASTPIN. Black and White cameo. sur.| PAINE. beloved wite ot ine 1ae s | rounded by’ diamonds set in platinum. | Payne and devoted friend of Mrs. Rehecca Finder will be liberally rewarded. W. P.| Ennisand manv others. Remains recting at Simme, 1322 New York aver " Moon & Allen funeral home. 131h and Deaths Reported | BRUEF CASE: biadk b e T705 and 1165 | 5o cbager 1570, Wi 0 held Sin; . on Q st or on S between O and F. | Sooior e ka0 aciocks Kal 1o The following deaths have been reorted | CNUINE | commertialy nhotos' and. e freen ot Ay Mgl CRurem L st b o "the STHaith Department. within' the past | panerdence:, feward.” Return' to | Eeehn biReiatine O Ll 24 _hours ird. Cairo Hotel 10* alLng Thomas 67. 220 K st | DOG.” English_beagle (rabbit hound). fe- 3 Sudenly. Feidas. October 18 | Amnie’c clar 714018 00 s | malel about, 13 Sheice hich biath o and | LiaSp At 8 nm o3t Sarfield Hospita) | fienrietta Coleman. 6 5 Bth st | Wiite, tan tace ‘and. cora with it naad | NETTIE M. beloved wife of Chariee | st ot 1 e Hossital, | Diaek Dianket. white' tipped tall " $o8 me: | beteraon. Fuperal from the chapel of A | B Watker, 251500 Mascachu- | ward for Information ‘leading 0 recovery o ohiprert, 2008 Pennsvlvanta ave. n.w.. v {HC. Rangom. Fox' Station. Arlington. Va. | §nSunday. October 17. at 4 aclock pm | *“'Mald'E. Rattelmann, 62, 3504 Rodman st. | Clarendon 301 Liw | i e ot A sty | Rose Stewart. 69, Colimbia Hospital DOG. black: license No. 13003, Phone Pr.| g S DAL DiRRte CO | Neitie Petereon. i1 Garneld Hospital. | Ron." Reward 0 | POINDEXTER. Denarted this | [ yisames” it Jeflerson. 51 Freedmen's Hos- DOG—Seoteh small allblack ot Santio et e, “ATFRED POINDE. it Wi name Clephone | R T i Georgiana Rogers, 82, 95 L &t. 1 Weat. Reward & wite. a devaied mother Lauits. Polnger: J 3 ] £ ity lfe. a devoted mother. Louisa Poindex: James Hobson. & #0' Myrtle &t. ne. rman police. brown and fan, fe-| ler: sister. aunt mnd nnela an u IH(’}:;;;{V_;.VM Washington, ~ 20, Walter eri;" les_reorl “Ranie % T other efaives and ‘(r:llfllndnldi‘sngrahlfl.\'ln(y“. ital. g b Eli e - day. October ‘o'elock. from {ha Estelle Edwards, 21, Freedmen's Hospital. | EARLY,, OCTORER—Child's™ iron ™ damp fortheast Baptisi Church, fird &t between m Elliott. ‘63, Gallinger Hospital s e E v | i Green. 88. 2607 North Capitol at. | viesse e kK il Kewarimy e do SR LTI RO O URRE R et e Waiker 64 St Elizaneth’s Hosltal in Teunls case: probably | RICHARDSON. On Saturday. October 16, 310 B Siandield. 5 monthe. 138 Co: | um Friday: reward 0 | 1920 at 8 pm. at his home. 1243 Girard Tumbia rd, 3 . i | phone Main . Peoples’ Life In-, &t n.w. EDGAR RIGHTSTINE_ beloved oD Green: 2 mon¢ha} Crlldvess| utiding eoples L J0 1 fon "of "Mary E. and the laie Edgar b Hospital: Biack Pariker. E,| Richardson. Noiice of funeral hereafter. barrel: will give fuli a8 market valie for return. E. H. Krehbiel_Me- Suddenly. October 11, 1026, at Moy High Schoal. o Rrehbiel R B¢ e residence in Griffin, Ga. e i SSKIN, Deloved hush Saturday on 9th et 8ara Riaxin-tnee Hitany. . Musband of ——— " | §HEA. At San Francisco, Calif. DANIEL 14th st hetw E. SHEA. beloved son of the late Thomas the property, and w most ’,::'niumnu made ent appraisement Main 2486 | Pennsvivania ave Theodore Risley, solicitor gen- eral of the Department of Labor, will address the local Indiana Republican committee tomorrow, 8 p.m.. at the ‘Washington Hotel. Thomas P. Little- page will preside and George Lock- wood will also speak The Parent-Teacher Association of Columbia Junior High School will meet at the school Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. Officers will be elected. Mi: Alice Deal, principal, will speak. Mr: Amy Veerhoff is president of the as- sociation. Chesire county council of England is waging war against one-hand driv- ers, one councilman excitedly saying in council that on busy holidays driv- ers were “not only content to drive with one hand, but with the other encircling the waist of a woman.” Cards nfr d:bankfi.- AUGUSTE. v of the late BENJA- MIN E. £ “acknowledge _ with gratitude the messazes of svmpathy. the heautiful floral tributes and the many acts The famil; ATGU: of Kindness of relatives neighbors and friends. WIFE AND SON. * CLARK. Friends of the late ELLA CLARK acknowledge with gratitude the messages of sympathy and the many floral tributes of relatives and friends. < HOLLIS. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and relatives for their attention. svmpathy and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and upon_the death of our nushand and father. EPHRAIM JOSEPH HOLLIS HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * KOFHLER. The family of the GEORGE J. KOEHLER acknowledze gratitude the acts of kindness dur illness by the relatives. friends and neich- bors. and also for the beautiful floral trib- utes at his death, WIFE AND FAMILY. * McLELLAND. The family of the late EMMA A" McLELLAND wish o express their an. preciation for the messages of sympathy. the many acts of kindness and beautiful floral tributes from their. friends and_rela; tives. THE FAMILY. * MOORE. _The family of the late WILLTAM MOORE arknowledges with gratitude the messages of sympathy. the heautiful floral tributes and the many acts of kindness. HIS WIFE. Deaths. CLARKSOY. October 15. 1926, at 12.15" am. ANNIE CAROLINE be- loved wife of the late James A. Clarkson. Funeral from her late residence. 4913 h &t n.w. on Monday. October 18. at 30 pm.’ Relatives and 'friends invited Inferment’ (private) at Rock Creek Come: CRABTREE. her 14 Suddenls, on Thursdar. Octo- ; 1928 2t 050 am. at his rest dence 229 K st. n.w. MAS CRA TREE. in_the ith vear of his age. be loved husband of Priscilla Crabtee (nee Harrison). He is eurvived by his wife and 10 children. ~ Funeral from his late residence on Monday, October 18. at 3 p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. I ternient Glenwood Cemetery Gone. but not forgotten. . ERSKINE. Departed this life in New York City Thursdav. October 14, 1026. JORN JAMES ERSKINE. beloved husband _of Mra. Mary L Erskine (nee Watts). Fu- n from Fraziers chapel. 723 T et. Mondar. October 18. at 1 pm.. Rev. Reward.” 1355 § i v und _ne white breast and feet Sacred Heart LEMON FORK—Sheffield sterling silver. rose | design:_finder please notify. Col. N3 MESH BAG. gun metal: Friday gontaining change. Reward. Phone Lincoin NECKPIECE. brown fur: about Congres- stonal Country Club to 141h st.. Friday atter- Poom. Phone’ Adams 118, Reward - rer PEN_ black. Waterman. without top. Friday between 7th and 218t sts. 1Lw.: will rewar A A16 218t st PHI BETA KAPPA KEY_gold Greek Jotter watch charm. Return to W. Johnston, 1727 Columbia_rd. _Reward. 38 POCKETBOOK—Contents. Hunt. 814 Eye st. n.w. POCKETBOOK. with operato: 10, 1926. H. Kurland. 1730 14th st. near Wleinity of | POCKETBOOK—In or Munsey Trust Co pocketbook containing | money: and Valuabie paners. . Reward. keap money. return pocketbook and papers. Many thank: Montague. Address Box 339-E. Star offce. . PRAYER BOOK. . white: between 3rd end B ste. and 2nd and C se. Return to Fotu 113 3rd st_se. or call_Atlantic B! 7 “and "¢ 110 Banc corner Phelps P m eward if returned. 1619, PURSE—Near Saturday. containing money reward SETTER—Black ' Reward Box 171 SIT_ CASE—Will Frida) October o'clock, on Mt. cat of laundry Carroliburg st. e.w WRIST WATCH. w m and glasges: and _ white_ if_returned to Silver Soring. Md ers Philip 1 Pleasant car. and __Phon, N oL and 8! ook my au fert “Mheira call” 1545 | e Col 43604, % ) < ®old: Wednesday beiveen Willard Hotel Roturn * timekeeper's desk. | o2 and 11th st Willard_Hotei. WRIST WATCH_ lady's. white zold. ingtials | WRIST 5" on back: dost between GAfith Stadium and 9th and F ste.. Saturday after- noon between 5 and 6 o'clock. Return to J 3 Baber_ 1819 G st for_rewarl < card PURSE IN UNION STATION { FReE HENEE Yy | In Memoriam. BEAN. In sadbut loving remembrance of our ‘dear son. BLAIRE LEE BEAN. who departed this life eight years ago today. October 17. 1918 Just a sad. but sweet remembrance Just a memory fond and true Just a token of affection And a heartache still for you Our hearts are ever so lonely. Our lives are dreary and sad It _was your presence. Blaire. That made us havpy and glad. HIS FATHEK AND MOTHER. DOORES. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son. brother and krandson. JAMES RALPH DOORES. Jr.. who depast- ed this life one year aso today. Octover 15. 1925 What would we give to hold yoour hand. Your dear face Just to sce Your loving smile. your welcome voice. That meant o mich to us How sad is this da¥ to us. The day on which sou died: ory will cling in our hearts Tntil we rest by your side. It is lonely here without you In the midst of friends we are blue. For beneath the emiles there are aching hearts. That are of you DEVOTED always longing and thinking MOTHER. FATHER. SISTER AND BROTHER. 1t is lonely here without _sou And ead all along the wav. For it is not the same for us . i Since s DEVOTED GR. FATHER EY. In eweetest memory of our dar- on and brother. DANIEL E. FAR- who passed from this life five years axo today. October 17. 1921 Thoush today, we're filled with mourning. Thou hast taken but thine own: Lord of earth and God of heaven, Evermore Thy will be done. LOVING PARENTS AND SISTER FROHLICH. In sad but loving remembrance of our loving daughter. KATHERIN DOROTHY FROHLICH, who passed aw: eight years ago today. October Each year brings us nearer To the goal where we would be And years and moments are more dearer. For we shall then be with thee There is a face €0 dear we miss. Stll 1s the voice we God will keep her safe with Him Until we meet eome day above. PAPA AND MAMMA w called away. NDMOTHER AND GRAND. GANT. In sad but loving remembrance of our ‘dear sister. ELLA GANT. who passed away one vear October 17 We love vou still, dear sister. Though we cannot see your face: Memory 1s not forgotten There 1s not one can take your place. HER DEVOTED SISTERS. In loving remembrance of my two CHARLES J. KYLE. who died eight October 17. 1918, and who died eight years 1018 Loved in life: remembered in death. THEIR . FAITHFUL MOTHER. IDA’ M. . A tribute of love to the mem. ¥ of our dear son and brother. NORMAN A LOVELESS. who died in France eight yéara ago today. October 17. 1918 No_one knows how much we miss you. No one knows the love you gav Buf we know that God has blest With sweet rest besond the grave. THE FAMILY MEIER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother. ANNA C. MEIER. who fell asicen, in Jesus five vears ago today. October 17. 1921 Gone._butnot forgotten HER_LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY € WELSH . RYAN. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted sister. ROSA RYAN. who departed_this ife ago today. October 17. 1918 SIEVERS. Tn ead but loving o of my dear wife. MAGGIE G. SIEVERS who degarted this life cight years ago to day. October 17. 1915 AlL is dark within my heart. Sad and lonely I am today, For tht one I loved o dearly SIEVERS. SMITH. In sad but loving remembrancs of our _dear, beloved mother and srandmoth- er. MARTHA SMITH, who peacefully fell asleen 1n the arms of Jesus one year ago today. October 17. 1925 One long, weary year has passed Since God called mother home. How sad has been our hearts. ©Oh. how lonely our home. To see her slowly leaving us Ae helpless we gtood hy ‘And drained the cup of hitter grief When we saw her pass away. THE FAMILY memory_of our dear 7IE E. TURNER. wha TURNER. In loving won and_brother. EL died comewhere in ax today. October 17. 19 sary mass at St. Margaret's Church, Seat Pleas- ant. Md Today mv heart is heavs. My thoughts are all of thee: How I loved and how I mics you None but God in heaven can see. What happy days we once enjoyed When we were all together But. oh. how &ad it all is now e’ you have zone forever e HIS LOVING MOTHER Some day, when all our heartaches cease. And we &hall rest in perfect peace Where nain and sorrows cannot annoy Then sweetest pleasures we'll enioy With our devoted brother. who has gone an_ hefore May_his_soul rest in pemce SISTERS AND BROTHERS In sad but lovinz remembrance of our dear ‘\n‘;'g‘g “”0;1 “'I‘LLI.)“! “:‘t‘;‘ GE“? UDE VA . who departed IO N Sears ace today. October 17. 1018. In life we loved vou dea And et e L 3ESs THF\% COUSIN, MATTI S8, FUNERAL DIRECEORS Timothy Hanlon Phone L. WILLIA 3 M LEE., Funeral Director and Fmnaimer. Livery tn_Conncction. Commo- apel and modern crematoriums. o prices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. Cali M : P;rank Geier’s Sons Co. H ST. NW. " o Selephonc___Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N._CAP. ST SORTH 7978 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 2 3 N.E. 2 e Lincoln 524 V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. Spear establish- Bent prank. 00261009 H St. N.W. Formerly 940 F St .\'7 s Joseph F Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\W Ejtablished 1843 * Phone West 98 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave SE. Haper™ A %uiantie 1700, Pritaw Ambulance Livers in' Connection. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since_ 1850 Modern Model and Catherine Shea and beloved husban: S1the Tate Mary Shea (nee Morany and father of Mrs. Samuel Freck. Mrs. €. C Reccardo and Daniel and Thomas Shea Remains can he ceen after 8 n.m. Mon day. October 18, at Zurhorst's funeral par- lors. 801 East Capiol st Mass at St Peter's Church Tuesdav. October 1 9 am. Interment at Mount Olivet Ca tery 18 TAYLOR. Suddenly. on Thursday. October 1. 1626 at_her residence, 1436 W tt. n.w.. MARY C. TAYLOR (née Pumi j heloved mother of William and George Taglor. Funeral from the residence of y sister. Mrs. Josephine B. Haynes. 1207 at 10:30 am ' rida_ave. n.e.._on Mond: v 1R Relatives and_friends in‘ Intermentat " Congres- vited to attend. sional Cemetery. VON EZDORF. Saturday. October 16. 1026, at 255 p.m. at his residence. 3175 15th . nw,. RICHARD. 'beloved husband -of Anna Von Ezdorf. agked 78 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. . WICKSTRAND. Friday, October 15 1926, | at_his residence. 707 H st. n.w.. ROBERT | EDWARD. aged 2 months and 20 davs. beloved son of Ernest and Mary Wick. strand. Funeral from ) Jenkins' chapel. 10th st. n.w.. Monday. October 18 at 2 pm. Interment at Cedar Hill Burial Park. - WILLIAMS, Departed this morning. October 14 1928, at Providence Hospital. Mrs. MARIA S WILLIA Remains at Thomas Frazier's chapel T st n.w. Interment Charles County, Md_. Tuesday. October 19. WOOD. Members of the Catholic Beneficial Society are hereby notified to meet at the residence of our late sister. Mrs. RACHEL WOOD. 105 Seaton place n.w.. at ¥ pm Sunday. Octoher 17. Funersi from Holy Redeemer Church at 9 a.m. Monday. Oc- tober 18. 1026. In Memoriam. ARNOLD. In loving remembrance of our grandfather. HENRY ARNOLD. who de- Daried ihis life ffteen Sears ako today. ctober 17, 19 HIS GRANDCHILDREN. EDWIN AND LOUISE HORAN N ARNOLD. In loving memory of our father. HENRY ARNOLD. who departed this life fifieen years ago today. October 17. 1911 Today we turn back the pages life Saturday Main 551? L e N CHAS. S. ZURHORST 1_EAST CAPITOL St. 0% one Lincoln 372 _FE 'lm,u: Vr_nrgs[‘rws_g ~BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” er Beautiful Floral Designs. Moderat Other B ind H and 1225 K Ter M 3707, 900 14th St. N.W. Geo. C. Shaffer s00 13 sy CHOICE_FLORAL EMBLE! Main 2416 4t MODERATE PRIC o branch stores. ~= Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artistic—eXpressive—inexpensive. de Bros. 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