Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 9

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Volendam—Rotterdam EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT NEW YORK. Colombia—San Francisco. . . B President Adams—World cruise. ident Garfleld—World cruise Vaul -Buenos Alre: American Banker—Lol Cameronia—Glasgow Cedric—Southampton utschiand—Bremen rge! jord—Oslo . Cambrai—San_ Francisco . City of Calcutta—Calcutta France—Havre Gripsholm—Gothenbur, Martha Washington—1ri Seythia—Liverpool Baltie—Liverpool remen—Bremen livar—Puerto Colombia. Carlsholm—Copenhagen Caronia—Havre Castillian Prince—Buenc Cleveland—Hamburg . Colombla—San Francisco o ancanamo—Genoa . Derfinger—Bremen OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Munargo—Nassau_. . % Nyhavén—Santo_Dorn Luna—Port_au Prince. Amtzono—ulruubo Arabic—Antwerp .. i Mafestie—Southampicn add’ Cher- R OS R I01B B ST ARG 5:00 PM. Midnight Midnight SAILING TOMORROW. Do Grasse—Havre. ¥ Carmania—Plymouth a; Veendam — Plymouth, and Rotterdam . B Adriatic—Cobh and’ Livérpool. - . Conte " Rosse—Gibraltar, = Naples and Genoa. ... Sevdlitz—Hamburg' Luetzow—Bremen . Cabo Villano—Baré Samaria—Cobh and Livel Ohio—Southampton Orizaba—Havana ... ."" Calamares—Havana, Cristobai and Puerto Lima. Porto Rico—San Jua. . Limon—Santiago, “Kingat tagena_and Pusrto Colombia Huron—Turks Tsland Matura—Trinidad . e Silvia_—Halifax and ‘St. "Johna. . . Fort Victoria—Bermuda._. . .. ... Voltaire — Barbados. Janeiro, Montevis Alres Metapan-—Belize .. "~ Barbara—Santo Domil Lassell—Santos . Minnequac—Pelsingtors ... City of St. Joseph—Genoa West Humhaw—Accra. Eastern_Glade—Capetown 1310 F Street » dave vo The Ripest Fruit - Falls First Those extra charges for service and interest on your bills every month are the ripest fruit on the credit vine and, as the old saying goes, these will fall first—when you get tired of being penaliz- ed for the privilege of credit. The wind of disap- proval is blowing hard and that ripe service charge peach is going to fall off. We do not penalize our friends. i [ol——nlo]c—2lo] WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. | pital, HERMANUS G. THYSON. HERMANUS G. THYSON, D. C. MERCHANT, DEAD ‘Widely Known Dealer Passes Away at Home of His Son at Age of 82. Hermanus G. “Mon” Thyson, 82 | vears old, widely-known Capital mer- chant, died yesterday at the residence of his son, Lieut. Comdr. Leo C. Thyson, in Chatham Courts. Mr. Thyson, who was the son of the late Paulus and Parthenia Thyson, {was assoclated for many years with his father in the Thyson general mer- chandise establishment, which was conducted by the family for approxi- mately three-quarters of a century on Seventh street on the site now occupled by King’s Palace. He enter- ed the business at an early age and later assumed charge of the place, retiring in 1906. While formerly active in a number of organizatigns here, Mr. Thyson at the time of his death was a mem- ber only of the Association of Oldest | Inhabitants. Surviving Mr. Thyson, In_ addition to Comdr. Thyson, are two other sons, Paulus Thyson and H. G. Thyson, jr., and three daughters, Miss® Anna Maude Thyson, Mrs. Willlam Sloan Harrison, the wife of Maj. Harrison, 1U. 8. M. C, and Mrs. Grace Thyson Southworth, all of Washington, and a brother, Thomas Thyson, of War- renton, Va. A sister, Mary Bernar- dine Thyson, a war nurse, died in France on September 28 last, and was burled. in the family plot in Mount Olivet Cemetery a week ago. Mrs. Susan D. Thyson, wife of Mr. Thyson, died four years ago, shortly after the couple had celebrated-their golden wedding anniversary. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 o'clock Monday morning at the residence of Paulus Thyson, Oak- land Apartments, 2006 Columbia road, where his father lived for a num. ber of years. Requlem mass will be at the Sacred Heart Church at 11 o'clock, and interment will be in Mount Olivet. Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have bes fo the Health Department in tha Tase' S5 hours: b alter Reed Hospital, ‘553 1 ® James R. Bean, 37. William ‘A Cookmian,” 66. 1 Katherine J. Laws, 68, 1410 Clifton'sf Margaret E. Kearon, 80, Providence Hos- pital Amelia E. Sellers, 62, 1807 35th st. HBenjamin’ H. Hicke.” 67, Providence Hos- pital pithjiclph Brinkman, 86, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Ellen A. Mansfield, 59. 1503/Cri 3 Charles I. Hirachmiller, 45, 3%2}"1"4:".‘:‘ :: D“(;?nrleu M. Dozier, 38 Walter Reed Hos- ml:lv‘mer Hampton, 79, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Alexander Bruce. 76, 809 lat st. piojliam C."Wimgatt," 36, Providence Hos- Lilly Mocre. 55, Sibley Hospital. William’ Flammer, 71 627 Quiricy . Emma Ling 438 ‘New Jorsey ave. Plerre M. Kennerly, 62,2607 Mozart Mary C. Carhart, 47, Providence Hosnital, Thomas Anello,” jr.” 1 day. 1230 Oates &t. ne. 3, 2821-A Sherman nsnnmn W. Lockley, Willle Hill._35. Walter Rec 3 Arthr Hackler. 50, Castle pl o) Wiiiiamis,” 65, daitligér Hos- Charles H. Freedmen's Hospital, 45 Beareon st 5. 40, Brovidence Hospital, Avers 5, Spries, B, TRV P nirew Tillman 31 g 3 John P {e,HA(&, ) 0%t m;;! s Evelyn Tall, 1. Freedmen's Hoepital, Infant. of Thomas and. Mattie J: hours. 155 Chiirch s SRty Infant of William hours. Garfield Hospita d Carrle Hawkins, 3 SATURDAY SPECIAL About 125 Beautiful DRESSE Every One Worth More Than STREET DRESSES AFTERNOON’ DRESSES DANCE DRESSES SPORT DRESSES BUSINESS DRESSES All Colors—All Sizes | Selected From Our Regular Stock and REDUCED for One Day’s Selling at 11 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers to- night; tomorrow cloudy; slightly cold- er; moderate southwest winds. Maryland—Showers tonight; tomor. row cloudy and colder. Virginia—Probably showers tonight and tomorrow; slightly colder. West Virginia—Probably rain to- night and tomorrow; slightly colder. Temperature for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 60; 8 p.m., 53; 12 midnight, 62; 4 a.m., 47; 8 a.m., 50; noon, 60. Barometer—4¢ p.m., 30.15; 8 pm. 30.14; 12 midnight, 30.11; 4 a.m., 30.07; 8 a.m., 30.10; noon, 30.11. Highest temperature, 63, occurred at 3 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 46, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 59; lowest, 32. Tide Tables. (Compled by United ‘States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:01 a.m. and 9:30 p.m.; high tide, 2:10 a.m. and 2:46 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:54 a.m. and 1024 pm.; high tide, 3:06 a.m. and 3:41 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:31 a.m.; sun sets 5:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:32 a.m.; sun sets 5:11 p.m. Moon sets 2:13 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 48; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Citles. ¥ Temperature. @ sE Stations. WU s loudy * Glou - E‘:lul‘ y : S&am gla:l‘: udy oudy ialveston Helena . Huron, s.]{) ana Jacksonville Kansay City Los Any clatiay loar .40 Rain ~.%% Cloudy Cloudy + Cloudy Gloudy . Clear : ‘f]nud! : Gty Clow Plonas | Clear ain g‘l‘mndl Cléar Cloar car. * Cloundy : Gioudy Glouds " jear : gle:r Il Clear . Cloudy e R D e 555555555005 58 3 5505500000000 To0eoSe0 e Francisco 20 94 2T D AE DS DRI 101 SZITIIIINIRNIRIZITAZ 1S3 ON N1 SOU CS T s s 3~T HAEI 3N £ RO 12 DU NN SRR DD DD D DBR D 2 A B B BB A DD B D (8 am.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England Baining i} France. Part cloudy o T ‘openhagen. . De inin Stacichofin. - Sweden Rowine S art cloudy Gibraliar souin Horta (Fayy ""ARI’: art cloudy Colon. 'Canal “Zone- <. Part cloudy Births Reported. The following_births have been report, fo the Health Department in the last % onrs: Emmette W. and Clara M. Carter. boy. James S. arid Dorothy Q. Petrle. eirl. Charles and Thelma Y. Thscoe, girl. Philipp and Anna Pfaff, girl. . George and Aphrodite Papaloannou, girl. Holland and Ida V. Heron, bos. Howard L. and Eulalia E. Garrett. girl. Robert E. Lereh. girl. John ‘W Garnette Fowler, P. and Ella R_Meek. girl. James O, ‘and Beulah Pierce. boy Nathaniel and Ruth Davis, girl. {ames and Irene, Campbell, eiri, urray H. and Anne E. Threadsill, boy. James H. and Alica Oniay. girl. coismes aid Annip Barksdaie. boy and girl n Jose and Leurine Rirty, girl jmes d Josephine Collins, girl. mer and Quester Dunbar. lrl. Lost and Found Advertisements recelvea untll noon, except Satur- days and holidays, when they are accepted up to 10:20 a.m. FOUND. e M S el aentts s Botss ToL™ PROLE erce's Ml evidently a 5 Cleveland 6216, e me o O S A LA 3 3 otel: Cléva Sh21._ 295"° KPIN, Masoni it 13th d . TR Moy 3s TR ggg ¥ o Call LOST. 1%{0Lb—fihumfiynwr_%ry. on Ta-ave. 2 s pe: Teg: Datration Gard. S10. ete: Retarn o 51 % at. n.w. Reward. BOSTON BULL—Female, half white face: st e mile tiom B € e % Souher Toad: answers {0 name Toy Re: ward. " Col. 481> Sl BRACELET, gold; October 26 or 27: reward. Return fo Jane R. Harvie, Apt. 304, 2551 17th_n.w. TLL TERRIER, dark color: name “Bravo.” Pltrso. TDa0L. Aoty T0%% Himeq Br5e. North 3438. Reward. ring rounded with a8 an on_Georgia _av Buchanan and. Emerson sts Phone Woodai 3 TAP, boy's or. on Macomb ward for refurn to 3030 Macomn st 3% ENGLISH BULL TERRIER, white: Mond: reward. 2014 P st. n.w. North 1310, & ENVELOPE. containing blue ;. of value only to owner. Return to 2814 12th st. n.6, Reward. EYEGLASSES. Oct. 20: large dark case: Penna. ‘ave. se. R. E. J. 71 G t, Reward, 30 Femiyson st. - Cleveland. 421-w, % 08 GERMAN POLICE DOG. male: black with tan feet, in the vicinity of 17th and Lamont ots. n.w'; anawers' to name of Gus; reward. Notify Wm. H. Emerson. _Franklin 3860, HOUND, emall. black and tan. female, to forehead’ and chest: 5 Mase ave . o ofn Tovard 5,410 ). _exceptionall; large. bl Vicinity Mills and Rhads Istand aver answers (0 name “Drummer: reward. 1026 Girard st. ne. Phone North 9569, 30% JACKET, short black silk, October 28, be tween 14th and Park rd. and 16th and fimbla rd. . ‘Adame 8710. Broncn 032 © ®old, old fashioned. in or near Poll . for sentiment; value to_owner: reward. arls, used between 1 reward. 20° n.w. 30% Fasons o leveland 2964-, PIN, friensh) ircle. platii d 1d. bowknot " and” sapphive” Wednoeday nihi Egpard. 1701 Colunitta” ra. Fhione, €ol: POCKETBOOK. Targe, Tmifation _alligator: R, & E. car goln wer 'l’hundfly 050 am. Return G. E. Miller. 1408 Reward: GUND, votny, whits with biack s R T R I L Broad Branch rd. Thureday morning. Ocio. ber 28, Reward if returned 10 6105 Brosd Branch _rd.. Chevy Chase. L] GLASSES and case, near Lin- R A R l\fla:r‘& ELING PAG. Fentleman's: tant locked, VLIRS et bermse i b 40 Jocked Terr; . asant and Irving sts. 1 Poieaide Terrace. Col. 1056 Reward -0 3 d_ bl VaNITY CASE, &resn fin“%%n:l‘xo ea..w nd ®old. er A 25 o7 ank. POODLE—Male. Wi Y‘ésch NTLEMAN who found T L Crce (o Kann's store Fhursdat, cras niny lease return it 19 Mrs. Charles 1 % Kenyon st n.w. Reward. 4 | DOBRIN. wWe | BOBINGER. Wa wish to expres: | BAYLOR. The Young ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Rev. Peter Guilday, Ph., D., L. L. D., will give the sermon, 4:30 o'clock, at the novena being held at the Convent } of Work for Poor Churches. A bazaar and luncheon of the Chevy Chase Chapter, Y. W. C. A., will be held from noon to 6 o'clock, at the Chevy Chase Library, Connecticut ave- nue and Kirke street. Halloween and Christmas articles. TONIGHT. The Past Pocohontas Association will meet on the second floor of the Pythian Temple at 8 o'clock. Dr. Simon’s subject for 8 o’clock, at the Hebrew Congregation, “The God Within Him.” Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity will give a dance at L'Aiglon Club Salon. Ches- ter R. Draper, chairman. Phi Alpha Fraternity will give a dance at the Lee House. Dr. Willlam M. Guertler will talk on “Light Metal Alloys,” under aus- pices of the American Society for Steel | Treating, in assembly hall of Cosmos Club. The adult Bible class of Foundry Church will meet at the home of Miss Miller,, 2618 Garfleld street, for busi- ness meeting and socfal. East Gate Chapter, No. 21, 0. E. 8., will give a Halloween dance in East Gate Temple, Rhode Island and- Mills avenues northeast. The Catholic Daughters of America, Court District of Columbia 212, will give a Halloween dance, 8:30 o'clock, at 601 E street. Cards of Thanks. ish to express our sincere thanke to our friends for ‘mpathy and floral tributes f pour, beloved daughter ctober 18, oDk FAMILY. our sin- cere thanks to our relatives and friends for their attention, eympathy and beauti: ful floral offering: THE FAMILY. * SMITH. Mrs. Martha Adams Smith deeply appreciates ‘your kind expression of sym- pathy extended her in her sorrow. - BAILEY. On Thursday, October 28, 1026 8t Gainger Hospital, RUDOLPE. devoted usband of Loulse Bitley. Ho alto leaves one cousin, James Smith, and other rela- tives and friends. Funéral Sunday. Oc- tober “31, 1930 pm.. - from . Johm T Rhine Co! funeral chapel, 5rd ‘and Eye #ie. aw. Interment” oseinont. Cemetery. REBA. who died Ladies’ Protective Leagus announces _the ' death_of Sister MARY BAYLOR Thursday, October 28, 1026, at 8:30 p.m.. Freedmen's Hospital Services Friday night. October 29, at 10 o'clock pm.. at the funeral parlors of Mrs. Ruth Babney, 1132 3rd st. n.w. In- serments MATE "Uiry MURPHY. Pre: S) U] g . MAYME L. STEWART. Sec. “ BRISCOE. . On Thursday, Ocober 28, 1926, at 12:45 am.. at her residence. 319 C st. &.w. ISABELLA BRISCOE, beloved mother of Jaa, Philip. Rosie and Maggie Briscos and grandmother ‘of Isabella Briscoe. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- lors. 2229 Georgia ave. n.w. CONNOLLY. Suddenly. in_ Newark. N. tober 21, 1926, ADA ~ CONNOL daughter of ‘the late Thomas C. and Mar- garet W. Connolly. She was for EBJ! irs a clerk in the United States Patent Office. Services in Rock Creek Church, Saturday. October 30, at 4 o-clock. 26 ORANST, On_October 28, 1026, Capt. ARTHUR' CRANSTON. age 65 vears. Fu: meral services at Hysong's funeral home, 1800 N st. n.w. Saturday. October,30. at 11 am. Interment Arlington Cemé&tery. m.. after a brief iliness, ai CHARLES'W! 'Notito Tr tideral Suddenly. Thursday, October 28, at Childre ospital, BENJAMIN ROSS GARCIA. .f 7. the beloved son 91, Flora Garcia “{nee Rose). " Notice' of uneral later. GORDON. on Friday. LAWS at_her reside; SSIE Adelbert Gordon. . Y. lay, Qetober. 20 10260, andoiph pl. o X Ky from e hary neral from the chape of John R Wright Co. 1837 10th st. mw . Monday. November 1. at 10 a.m. Nor- folk and Newport News papers please copy.) 30% GREENFIELD. Departed this life suddenls. October 0. 1020 at 3 ‘am . bt dence of ‘her daughter, Mo Witlam Holmes, 468 Eye st. s.w.. Mra. A GREEVFIELD. ™ Shs" wia the itari b loved “mother of Lee Greenfield, = Mrs. Laura Jones, Mrs. Ellen Shepherd. Mre Willeanna Holmes and Sadie Jones _and erandmother of ‘Antofnette Holmen and bis nlhv[ grandchildren. She Je; to_mourn er loss many other relatives and friends. aomnlnn resting %‘ the al e address. Notice' of "funeral ‘Nereatter. * (Alexandris aners please copy.) HARVEY. Friday. October 20. 1926, JUI B Yeloved daughter of Charles and i nié_Elizabeth Harvey (nes Claric) - neral from her Spring. Md. 23 . Interment Grace Chy Cemetery, Woodside, Md. .'Il"nh HUGHES. On Wednesday. Ocfober 27, 192 at 3:10 am. SHEPHERD HUGHES. o loved hushand of Willie Hughes, #on of Elizabeth Hughes, and brother of Joseph and Trent Hughes and Catherine Johnson Funeral Monduv. November 1. at Mowuni 8. ¢ omains resting at the W. vi 0. funeral parlors, 222% JOUNSON. Departed this life ‘Wednesday, ctober 27, 1026. at 9:40 am., ,““’,’,‘;..; nce. 1419 16t at. s.w.. Mrs. POLLY SON. he I to mourn her I five daughters and one son and a host of g’l?lgl:tqfin\:! l{lmdl # Fullefinl Snlurda%i . October 30, .m... from Mount 3 Chureh, 3rd ‘and L'sis. aaw, "0Unt Morjal LAWLER. On Thursday, October 2 2 at her residence. 1108 350h ey, ma: MARGARET. beloved wife of = Edward Lawler. ~ Fiineral sorvices® at her lats Tesidence on Saturday. October 0. at 8 5 am.: thence to St Stephen's Catholic Church, 25th_and Pennsyivania ave. Fhers, mass will he celebrated ¢ 0w or the repose of her soul. In Mount Olivet Cemetery. et LEONBERGER. On Thursday. Octo! 1928 at his residence. 520 Quiney' :f'n%f: MICHAEL. beloved husband of Cathering Leonberger. in his 86th Funeral from above address Saturday, October 30. at p.m. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery . MACARTHUR. On October 29, 1026, ELL beloved wife of es MMArthur”lE("‘i Pa. ave. se. Fune from the pariors of James T. Ryan. 317 Pa. ave. s.e. on Octo- 0, 10 am. Interment Mount Friday. October 29, 7 ¢ the. residence of her Mex Horace Gaxiclua, 1896 N ‘o MARY MALLORY, ot Waterford. Notico of funeral later. MALEY. On Thureday October 28, 1920, ICHAEL " F.' MALEY. brother of ihé ato John Maley. In’ thé O1at vear of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 47 on Monday, November 1. ‘at ‘m’ Requiem mass at St Alovaing Church ‘at 11 ‘o’clock. Interment Moun Olvet Cemetery. it Departed this lifo Octoher 26, at "°at hia restdence. Fairfax. V. $ NEAL, devoted husband o Millio" Neal. oldest on- of Jokeph and Ella Neal. deaccn and trustee of Firat Bapiist Churen, Vienna, Va. - Fiineral Sundar. O tober B1 'al 5 pn. from First Baptict Church. Vienna, "Va. Rev. Sheridan Car ter ofciating. & ICKENS. Departed this | o ctober b 14 pm. at Freed men's Hospital. NANNIE E.. beioved sicier of ‘Alonzo Nickens. Mary E. Nickens Har. Tis “of Waterhury. Conn.. and Lioyd G° Nickens. Notlce of funeral hereafier. Servant of God. well done: Rest from thy love empioy. The hattle fought. the VICtors won, Enter (hy Masier's. joy. 30 OLDYS. On October 28, 1026, at_Sih; Hospital. ELOISE WICKMA. b |m!3 wife of Capi. Robert Oldve ~ Remamg ng at Hysong's funeral home. 1300 “'h.w. Notice of funeral later, 30 PLACOKEPHALOS. _Friday, October 29, 1020, at his residences 710 K ar. na PANGIOTIS PEACOKEPHALOS Yunkia] from " tie “chureh 85. " Conatangine " aud Helen, oy and T ate o b ot alhrday, "5 m" Relatives inviied to attend. 3 REESE. On Thursday. Octoher 28. 1028, & 6 pm at tho Rome of fer “gugitar Stre. Wilitam F°Kelly. Congress Helenis: ALICE A widow ot ing aie Georst o Rease, mother. of Mra' William 5 eily and Mra. 1. W Kelly. 'Services. and iy, metery. " Faiiston, terment a Frleim-hlr c Harford County. Md.. Saturday. October 30. at 10 am ROLLINS. Dearted this lifa very suddeni Wednesday morning. October 22, 166" 3 10:30 o'clock, in this city, MARY ELIZA- BETH GOULD ROLLINS. " She died in ¢he fullness of faith. having heen taken from her place of employment to the Freed: men's Hospital in record time. She died hing _there, he followl: iyrd, Mrs. Mr. Herbert Rollins,’ J lins, Douglass €. Byr: Byrd, together with a relatives: & SHUMATE. Friday. October 29 102 it 12380 am. ETHEL MAY SHUMATE ‘slfifl w‘;nrt'jl_ b-lfl\il‘d‘ wife l‘i‘ Frank F. mate. - Funeral - {ro roatden, of her aister: Mrs. Edward F. Basier, 1926, at n.w.. Conn’ lite Wednesday. WRIST WATCH, gold, Elgin, black ribbon, C al’ Library and 14th and BT ae. tow. - Call Main 5367 208 REWARD. - Will party who picked up small black q white dog, 'y Dof. mear 14th st. B o N Monday, November 1 Taterment “private c Creek Cemetery. SMITH. On Thursday. i neral Sa from John T Rni rd s mont October 28, 1926, CORA - SMITH. Far ber 34 0 " p.m. Co., . Interment Rose- o will bej daughiter, | Beaths. H. Departed this life October 28, 1020, at his residence. 476 Ridge st. n.w. DANIEL SMITH. beloved husband ~of H S iib. " dovoted " father of nd John T. Smith, brother of * ‘ylie. Funeral notice later. THYSON. On Thursday. October 28, 1928. .’2. 5 pm. HERMANUS G (“MON'") YSON. aged 82 years, beloved husband of the te Susan Thyson. Remaing at sidence of son. Paul' Thyson. the Oak- land Apartment. 2008 Columbla rd. sv'. ineral Monday. November 1. at 10:30 " thence to Sacred Heart Chureh, 1 o'clock, ~Interment Mount Ol Cemetery. (Baitimore papers pleass cony.) VALENTINE. October 28. 1928, at his h g'us Park Ve Clarendon. e EVERARD MEADE VALEN ANE, . mains resting at Ives chapel ‘tlson bl i, Clarenden. va. | Fu terment “at’ Pohick Church, day. at 11 am. ' (Richmond and Norfolk Dapers please copy.) o WIMSATT. 'Thursday. October 28 19! 2 am. it Providence Hospital, WwiELIAS €. WIMSATT, ed 36 years. hi d of Alma C. Wimsatt (neo Alma Cheyney) and son of William _A. and Florence Josephine Wimsatt. Funeral from St Domini Church Saturday at 9 am. In- terment private. Please omit fl WIMSATT. Mombers of St Dominice ranch of the Holy Name Socief vised of the death of Brother WILLIAM €, WIMSATT. = Recitation of the Rosary 4, the lata higme of the ‘dectased. No. 808 . ot gw 5, October . 8RRt T e O ERALD, ,l,‘m. JAMES M. BUTLER, Sec. WYCHE. Doparted this lite, suddenly. Wed- nesday, Qctober 27, 1038, at 3' am. NA N W. K. WYCHE, beloved son of Lida Weaver Wyche and the late Napo- leon L. Wyche, opted son of Charlotte Stewart Coates and loving brother of Fannis A.. Mabel A.. Julian C. and Sara L. Wyche. Funeral * Sunday. _October o BN p.m., from John Wesley A. M. E. Ziow Church, 14th and Corcoran sts. h.w. Reia tives and friends invited. Not now, but_in the better lan. We will understand. In Memortam. BRADFORD. In lovin dear brother, JOHN priad hin ita v vears ago r 20, 1921, o Dear is the grave whers my brother {s A Swv}h‘ s memory, which never shall o ass ( n 300 remembrance of mv RADFORD, who de- today, Octo- Flowers gay wither, leaves fade and die. Others may forget you. but never shall | HIS LOVING TER. MAGGIE PIERR CLINTON. _ Scred oving dau departed. this iife October 20, 1018, Tl dearest and rarest. F. "o e that e Kitted by Trost The love fHat ‘Was puoeat and tairen & dear one that we have nh LOVING FATHER NN Mo liER. + CRAIG. Sacred to the memory of our dear e ETEY 20T AT TRTLSS O Yo Us clghteen years ago. October 20. 1008. No broken ties, but just a veil betwesn Qur earthly vision and that world unseen. little time to wait while loved ones thers eep tender watch over ug till we may share. Thelr perfect peace and God's most perfect Known o thoss who dwell with Him ¥ HER” CHILDREN, LOUISE, JOHN AND i MARIA. 5 CRAIG. _In sad remembrance of Mrs. LUCY ~ BOGLES CRAIG. who left us sighteen g0 today, ' October 20. 1908. hile she liex in_peacetul siogp. e 0 shall always kee Her sacred memory I'ehall alwayg keep., Sacred to the memory of ou 0 today. - LURA CI eight years d_but loving remem- ur’:‘ip:? mnlllhrr. ELTZK”ETH e il N‘R‘N?J D.\U(i{iTEH. MRS. JOHN ES HARCOMBE. In sacred memory of my be- oved wifs, DAISY K. HARCOMBE, who gu:a;!e«l lblulhlfi eight years ago today. 1ober BsBiND anp CRILDREN, * NES. Sacred to the memory of our dear 0 i eier ane cousin S AY I 0N BN e departed this life four years ago today. October 20, 10 Today we furn back the pages In"the Book of memory. And the face of a vanishéd loved one ) in our thoughts we sce HER, DEVOTED SISTER. KATIE BRAD- SHAW. Lite's labor done. securely laid. In this. her last retreat Unheeded' o'er her silent dust, Bhey storms of earth ehall beat ER COUSIN, MAMIE BROWN. * OPEY. In sad but loving re iy dear husband and oyr §'°§d1. ;‘hqpfiv'zx‘fh‘is jod” onie vear ago bty HE FAMILY. * . Sacred to the memory of our FARS Wit ST hother:* MARY 6. b 2B GETT. who Isfy us two years ago today. Octobér 20, 1934, You shall embrance of ather. DAN- Iways be remembered In this world of grief i e loved you dearls. In life mi;z;"‘!:{’"o'?ifi"lfi’s ANE TR CHIL- 13) AND EN PERRY. In sad hut loving remembrance of . my dear haby. who diad seven years ago today. October 2. 1919. Some may think that I'm not lonely. When at times they see me smrl But lttle do ‘thes Kiow hotw yi"i Aches, Billis mine. MOT! PERRY. In memory of my darliag nephew and onr coustn BILLIE PERRT® who de: Dparted this life seven years ako foday, Oc tober 29. 1919, You are resting fn peace. dear Billia: _ 8even years have Dassed away. You age Fono. hut not Torgoiten. - You each day. Afodk DEVOTED AUNT MARY. - DOl e oean to Tove wou COUSINS, BERNARD AND LOUISA. * THOMPSON. In sad but loving remem. brance of our ‘dear hushand and fat JOSEPH M. THOMPSON, who depar this life teri years ago today, Gctober We shall et. hut we shall miss him. There will be one vacant chair; o~ We shall linger to caress him When_ we meet at evening. *W T s HIS LOVING WIFE AND CH leE.\’V * THOMPSON. JOHN W. ' Dear father. vou avo Dassed away fust two years & today, "October 20, 1554 - Oh. how lonesome it is to me Since you we lald aw: HIS DAUGHTER, MRS. A: PFEIFFER. RS - . JAMES T. RYAN et Ghavel > A" Addanite 1700, " Model QPate Ambalance” 7 Livery In_Connection. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 uick. Dignified. 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