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Dant, 55 vears old, em- ploved as a steel plate transferer |in the engraving department of the Bureau of Engraving and_Printing, “where he had worked since he was 21 rs old, died at his residence, 520 enth street southwest, early yes- terday. Death was attributed to heart disease. i Mr. Dant, a native of Washington, was a graduate of Georgetown Unl- versity. He was formerly treasurer tof the Southwest Citiz ' Associa- ! tion, a member of the advisory board of the American Security & Trust | Co., a director of the Mutual Serial {Rullding Association, a member of ; Washington Council, Knights of Co- i lumbus; treasurer of St. Dominic’s ! Conference, Society of St. Vincent de | Paul, and a member of the Catholic | Charities. ile is survived by two brothers, | Joseph and J. Blake Dant, and a sis- ter, Miss Ella Y. Dant, and other relatives. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Dominic's Catholic Church to- { morrow morning at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment will ‘be i Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. WILE HOLD BIG FETE. Army and Navy Union Plans Vet- erans’ Entertainment. Preliminary arrangements are under v for a dance and entertainment for veterans of American wars to be held next January 17 at the City Ciub under the auspices of the Army and Navy Union of the United States, with the co-operation of a number of veterans' organizations, it was an- nounced vesterday. Maj. Charles Willlam Freeman has been named chairman of the general committee in charge, and, with C. O. Howard, national commander of the Army and Navy Union, and Maj. W. L. Peak of the President’s Own Gar- rison of the Union, is laying plans for the occasion. Among other veterans' groups co- operating in the projects are the Veterans of For- ign Wars, United Spanish-American War Veterans, Disabled American Veterans, Society of Santiago, Indian War, Veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic. Two thousand veterans are expected to attend the coming event, Maj. Freeman declares. Appointment of | commiltees to perfect arrangements {for entertainment of the throng is oT a3 oF 1= AT s Sometimes words are superfluous. and today is one of those times. We could not add a single line to the fol- lowing quotation from Shakespeare, in ref- erence to the interest and service charges on your bills every month: “THERE IS NO VICE SO SIMPLE BIlJ M. ASSUMES SOME MARK OF VIRTUE.” We do not penalize our friends. | Radio Sets Plus “Grove” Service Guarantee Satisfaction | Harry C. Grove, Inc. |, 1210 G St. i =1 Plumbing Heating | Sheet Metal | | Alpha . W Ol‘k || November 24, at the Willard Hotel. | | | | instaifment | W._ L. Gary Co. || Ine. . 3111 14th St. NW. ||! Col. 832 | On Easy Monthly Payments HOT WATER Heating Plants Imtulg: Now LOWEST PRICES l s {8 p.m., instead of X | dean of the Colleges of | STFAM or | i | HARRLS GEORGE L. DANT. TWO DISTRICT WOMEN ORGANIZE FLORIDA AID Motor Corps Units Are Established in Hurricane Area—Now Back in City. Mrs. Roy C. Hefflehower and Mrs. C. H. Jewett, members of the motor corps of the District of Celumbia Chap- ter of the American Red Cross, have Just returned from Florida, where they organized three local corps in the hur ricane area at the request of Miss Mabel T. Boardman, natioral director of the Red Cross volunteer service. Mi Hefllebower answered the call in spite of the fact that she was still suffering from the effects of a serious accident last Summer, whkich neces- sitated many weeks of hospital care. The two volunteers reached Miami on Saturday, October 16, and by Mon- day had organize a corps of 21 vol- unteers for active duty. Similar corps were organized at Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood. A motor corps could not be used at Sea- bring because of high water. WILL TEA(;H INU.S. Ludwig Riess Named Exchange Professor With F. C. Krueger. BERLIN, Novegber 13 (#).—Lud- wig Riess, professor of history at the University of Berlin, has been ap- pointed German exchange professor at Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohlo. Fritz Conrad Krueger of the Wittenberg faculty in return will come to Goettingen University to lec- ture on American politics and consti- tutional law. Prof. Riess is the author of many books and brochures on English con- stitutional history and parliamentary elections. He is the joint author with Prof. Weber of a 16-volume history of the world. . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. The_ Wanderlusters' hike will start from Mount Rainier at 2:30 p.m. Mr. Schwertner will lead. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet at the end of Mount Pleasant car line at 7:30 this morning for an ‘early walk through Rock Creek Park to Wardman Park Inn for breakfast. Waldburg Hewitt, leader. The after- noon hike will start from Fourteenth and Kennedy streets at 2:30 p.m. For those wishing to stay for a camp-fire bring lunch, cup and flashlight. John Polk will address the Nationa' Political Study Club on “The Duty of the Citizen to the Nation,” 5 o'clock, at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘The Washington Readers’ Club will glve a public recital November 23, November 18, as scheduled, at Wilson Normal School. The annual luncheon for all Cornell alumni will be held November 18, at the City Club, by the Cornell Club of Washington. Mortimer E. ngineering and Architecture, Univ of Mich- izan, w.ll speak on “The Engineer in Public Life.” Cornell's dean of en- gineering, Dexter 8. Kimball, will also speak. K. Guerrin will master. Chi Omega Fraternity will meet every Monday night at 2024 G street. The Social Club, Hebrew Home for the Aged, w the home Tuesda street and Spri The Potomac Palisades Garden and Landscape Club will meet tomorrow. 7:30 p.m., at Community Church. M. C Sharpe will speak. Subject: “Gre Potomac Heights.” 8 p. The annual banquet and dance of | Theta Alpha Chi Sorority will ba given tomorrow at the La Fayette Hotel Chapter, Theta Alpha Chi Sorority will give a subscription dance The Nebraska Alumni Association | will meet Wednesday, & p.m., at Wil i son Normal School. Chancellor Samuel { Avery of the University of Nebr: | will speak. | The Canadian Club of Washington | will meet Wednesday, 8 p.m., in the grillroom of Wardman Park Hotel. Speeches, novel music numbers and dancing. All Canadians in Washing- ton are invited to attend. The Catholic Daughters of America, Court D. C., 212, will give a danc ' every Friday evening, $ p.m., at its home, 614 E street. ‘The bazaar in aid of the Catholic Community House, 601 E street, will be held there Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The Level Club will meet Thursday, § pm., in the quarters of the Grotto, 907 Seventh street. Arthur E. Cook, pecial assistant to the Secretary of | Labor, will speak of his experiences in Sweden, Cazechoslovakia, Jugo- Islavia and Poland. Master Masons i of the Department of Commerce will | attend. | | The Georgetown Ten Event Course E . will be inaugurated for the second sea- We also install hot-air or pipeless furnaces. HIELDS I Positively Save You Money Pipeless Furnace Readyv to Set Up son at the chapel of the Georgetown | sbyterian Church, P street near hirty-first street, tomorsow night | with an illustrated lecture by Dr. Paul Bartsch of the Smithsonian Institu- tion on “The Wonders of the Deep.” Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following : Richard Smith and Julia Graham, both Baltmors, Md. Theodore K, Whitacre of Cumberland, Md., nd Lowse M. Rockenbaugh of ~Harpers a. v J. Kern of Whitesville, W. Va., and Katherine M. Gearin of Lawrence, Mass. Odest Walters and Rosie L. Jay. Wilbur J. Reid and Pauline Thompson. Elmer L. Tarwater and Marie G. Duffy. Joseph L. Brent of Ruxton, Md.. and Patricia Herron, Brooklandville, 'Md. l Dies at Home I l 134; 4 am., 34 6 am. 34 {10 a:m., 40; | temperaiure, 34. be toast- | give a card party for| at Eleventh § 1926—PART 1. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and! <lightly warmer, followed by showers | {oday; tomorrow showers with mild emperature. Maryland—Cloudy _and _ slightly warmer, probably followed by show-| ers today; tomorrow showers With mild temperature. NirginiaShowers and _ slightly warmer today; tomorrow showers with mild temperature. H West. Virginia—Rain today and to- morrow; warmer today; colder tomor- row. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—Midnight, 34; 2 am 8 am, pm., 49; 4 p.m., 48; 10 b1; 12 noon, 4 pm., 51; 6 pm., 49; pm., 47. Highest lowest temperature, Temperature same date last year— Highest, 64; lowest 49. Tide Tables. 3 (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:34 am. and 10:04 pm.; high tide, 2:33 a.m. and 3:14 p.m. ! Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:31 a.m. and 11:05 p.m.; high tide, 3:41 a.m. and| 4:18 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ‘oday—Sun rose 6:49 a.m.; sun sets | 4 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises sets 4:54 p.m. Moon rises 2:24 p.m.; sets 12:38 a.m. ‘Automobil mps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. ture.— Precipt: B tation 8 sat. pm. to :.8p.m. 8p. 46 . 50 :50 a.m.; sun altimo. Rirming] Bismarcl Boston i evenne. Cleveland. Davennort, Denver. Towa, ‘olo, ZERTRELLLERE T e 3 Dilnh: Ei Paso. Iaston Te; Felena. Mont. . . Tndiananolis, Jacksonville Tansas Citv. Mo Little, Rocke” Avic. Cos Ancoles, “Cali Loutsville, kv ... Marauette. Membhis, Miami. Fla.. Mobile, Ala New Ovearia a. Nebr.. Philadelnhia. Pa... Al S Lanie M St.Panl. Minn. ¢iokshnre Mids. ", " 72 WASHINGTON. D."¢. 63 PARK MEN TO MEET. Government Officials Will Discuse Problems Here. Field superintendents of natlonal parks and field supervisory officlals of the National Park Service will gather at the Interior Department in a six- day meeting beginning tomorrow to discuss many phases of the service Representatives of the Budget Bu- reau, tha controller general, Civil Service Commission and other Cov ~rnment agencies will co-operate with officers of the park service in outlining and clarifying the Government proc- esses to be followed in handling the various problems connected with na- tional park administration. The conference will be attended by virtually all the administrative of- ficials of the park service. LUNCHEON FOR FLYERS. | Secretary of State Kellogg to Honor Aviators Before Flight. Flight Comdr. Maj. Berber gue and four pilots of the an-American flicht a lunchegn by Secreta log in the Pan-American Union Tues- day. Diplomats representing all of the Latin-American countries to he visited by the American flvers have been invited, together with the diplomatic representatives of European countries | having possessions along the route. { The Secretaries of War and Com merce and other officlals of the \a and State Dipartments will also b¥ at e luncheon. Mai. Dargue will be passing throus Washington Tuesday en route to San | Antonio, Tex., where the 18.000-mile | r trip will commence about the | middle of next month. He and the other pilots are completing an inten- sive training period at Mitchell Field on the new Loening amphibian plane, which will carry him and his nine comrades around South Ame a trip which will include ever { try on the continent. Dar- Army Il be tendered of State Kel- BAG—Light gray it | Wi | CERTIPICATE—Interim i dated Aug, 9. 1976, two shares of P. 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CROCKETT. 11, 1 DANT. | TAVLOR. Cards of Thanks. JOHNSON. We wish to express our sincers thanks “and anpreciation to_our °many | Iriends for their ki ‘nets. sympathy and | floral tributes ‘at th: . ath of my wife and our sister, LURLL. CLARK JOHNSON. | HER HUSBAND AND SISTERS. * ! MUCH. 1 wish to thank my husband's deac friends. Veterans of Forelen Wars. the Ladies' Auxiliary. Spanish-American’ War Veterans, Junior Order of Mechanics and the “dear Telatives and friends for their :::2 sympathy and beautiful floral offer- MRS. J. B. MUCH AND FAMILY. * SMITH. 1 wish to express to my friends and Telatives my sincers gratituds for the Kind “atiention. evmpaths and beautiiul Howers durine e long iiness and ot t ath " of my - Gear hushand. DANIE Shirat " WIFE, 14 THER. = We. the family of THOMAS TUTHER. sihcersly extend our thanks to the friends and relatives who oresented beantiful floral tributes at. the funeral. THE FAMILY. WOOD. 1 wish to express my sincere thanks and anpreciation to ms many {riends for their Kindness. sympathy and floral trib- utes at the death of my beloved mother. RACHAEL WOOD. ‘who died October 15, 1926, o HER DAUGHTER. MRS. CARRIE CHASE. Deaths. ! 26, | DAMS. On Saturdav. November 15. 1026, JAMES E.. beloved son of Margaret and ihe late John Adams and hughand of the Inte Sadie_Adams. in the bjd vear of his, age. Funeral_from the chapel of P. A Ttavnl) 490 7ih on Tueaday. November 16, at ock. " Relatives riends intited. ment private. 15 On Friday, November 12. 1020. NrD e HEL e deoted frignd Lot éral Monday, Novem- from his late residence. Toth | Relatives and friends invited. 14 D d st. nw. N " ot fheodore G Breeht. Tesidence: ot In- | L Departed this life Saturday. No- et 2 9:15 am.. at Epis- 1926, at 9:15 am.. “A’,"! o vember 1 conal E; wid Throat Hoevita LIAM H dhusban: ment at Harmony Cometery. Denarted this X ! a.n. a WARRE CROCKETT. | Westmoreland Co.. 1 Mrs. Malinda Cr and’the late David Cro day. Novembde 15. at 2 p.m.. from Williams ¢ North Schige: t. Baltimore. Md. L GHAM. Friday, November 12, n_of Daniel (neeGarum) . afant ham 3 years from the residence of his_paren 36th st. n.w.. Sun- day. November 14 at 1:0 pm. “Inter- merit at Union Cerxetery. Rockville. Md.. at 3 o'clack Suddenly. Saturdav. 1920, at 4 am. at his re 3 i &t 6w.. GFORGE L. DANT. son of the | Iate Georgs . Dant and Mary L. Dant. | and brother of J__Blake Dant, Josenh Dant | and Miss Ella ¥. Dant. Fruneral from his late resicence Monday at 8:45 am. | thence to St. Dominic's Church- 6th and E'ste. s.w.. where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 am DANT, The members of Washington Coun- 224 Knights of Coly e death on S ‘at his_tee rother GEORC &re requested to attend his at St Dominic’s Chur a.w.. November 15. af I E_GALLE] DR. A. D. WILKINSON. FOSSETT. Denarted this ‘ember 10. 1926. P Deloved hush: of Daniel and other relatives and eral service h and E sts. am. Y. Grand Knight. F. S. 2 Fossett. brothe ephen Fossett. He leaves | lends to. mav fhelt | Funeral Sunday. November at | 12%.m.. 'from Mount Zion Church, 39th | and” Diimbarion ave. n.w g NKLIN. The members of Thomas H ghi Lodge, No. 9607, G. U. 0. of O. F.. | re ordered to a funeral of | Brother WILLTAM FR N from his | l\'.l(" I“fllldl'lv‘f: ;“ ’A' Ifl;:‘ st ':A ‘uilhlll.‘!J November N p.m. By order o Ovember 5. d. KEY. Noble Grand. | L. M. LEAKE. Sec 14 GLEFSON, S at Dl re €IS XAVIER CLEE: Andrew J_and Annie Ervel - whineral Tesday. November, 10 Yom ihe atove A thenee to St. Aloveins Chirch. where hich requiem mass will be sung at 9 ‘am. for the repose of his soul. Interment at Monnt Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. GLFASON, On _Saturday. November 3.1 1996, JOHANNA. heloved wife of Patriel | Remainz resting_at_the home of her daughter, Mrs L. P. Kessler. 40 Foxhall rd. n w. otice of funeral later. Please omit flowes on Saru November 13. 1076, XTE M. HALL. teloved wife of Luther Hall ‘and mother of Rby Hall. Fu- ‘trom her lata residence, 1219 F at. B Mondas Notember 18, it 3 pm: I | termet Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to atend. 14 av. November 12, ‘I{"lflfl November 13, 1926 7 4th et. ne. FRAY N_ beloved son_ of Gleason (nee Cos- November 16, VESLEY. the bel h + L Harris. Funeral Mondav 5. trom the Flks' Home 301 R.T. ave. nw. at 1 pm. 140 MESS. Satnrdav. Novemher after a_chort i1l nital, ESTHER on &t e helr otice of funeral hereafter arted thia life Thursday, i at 11 Reloved vl Tee and Katie Lee v November VB at § Poteamer Chirreh. MILES. Departed thia lifa Saturday, vember 13 1096 at 5:50 am.. at her | recidence. “816 Pickford nlace ne. OL MILES (ne Mar<hall). the heloved wi of Freadie P. Miles_ daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charles’ Marshall and nfece of Mrs. Lotile Trown. 'She’ Joaves to mourn her 1osa ane hrother. six sisters and a host dbf lntives and friends Funeral ssrvices | he held at the Mount Horeh Bantist | . 10th st Tetween B and C sta. na. Charles Fox. pastor, 16. at 12 moon. invited to attend. n Thursdas. Novembar vidence Hosrital. JOSFPH E husband of Mary €. Murnh grove). residence. B8 Decatur Funeral from his late rasidence mher 1% “at ' am. el's Chureh, whora Py - ‘Funnral M am. from Ho) Tuesda, N elatives _an 13¢ ted to attend. Interment Movnt Olivet Cometors. 14 PIPER. Novemher 12, 1026, at the home of her granddanghter Mre. Clarence Laieh. Franeville Tnd.. TRYPHENA S. widow ( of Mal, Horace L. Piner, Services at Ar- | lington National Cemetery Monday. No- vember 15. at 2:15 om. OO Satorday, her “residence CORDELTA OWINGS P00 the late Thornton and Rache] Poale. §rv- foms at her late roidence Monday. Nn- vember 13. at 8:10 am. aftar which mass will e sald at 9 a.m. at St. Paul's Chorch, 15th and V_sts. n.w. for the rennse of her soul. Friends and relatives | intited to attend. " Interment Livertytown, ROOT. 1020, at'] On Novemner 13 1920 at 1:20 P e Srort iness. EVELYN BI: B aflar' s dhort: lliness, EVELYN. BID: WELE ROOT: aeed 710 vears Sarvices at Tveone's_funeral home. 1300 N at. now. Hindav. Novemher 14 0y, T termant Middlatown. Conn. - (Hartford and Middletown papers please eo SALOMON. November 13, 1070 at hia ra- denes in Atlantic Citv. 'GABRIEL SALO- MON. formerly ot Waskineton. hushand of Jennin Salomon_ in his 5ith vear. Fii- neral from 182 Weat North ave Md.. Monday. November at’2 SHECKELIS, Saturday. November 13, 1926, 3t 1:20 am_ SARAH E. beloved wife of the late Richard W, Sheckells. Funeral from hor son's residence. 4219 Prospect ays. Brentwood. Md. Mond thence to Mount Olivet Cemetery, B: more. Md. Interment private. On Thursdav. Novemher 11, 1026 LINE, beloved wife of Emil Stoll of Mh et. ne. Remoing resting at Zur- t funeral narlor. 301 Eaet Capitol st Services will be 1d_at rhorst_fune: parlors. 301 East Capitol st. on Mond: November 157 at 2 pm.' Interment in Prozpect Hill Cemetery. 14 TAYLOR. _Friday. Novamher 12. 1994, at Boston. Mass.. Col. GRORGE W. TAYTOR. oged 88 vears, Funeral from the residance of his son. Charles L. Tavior. 1410 Var. num et. n.w.. Monday. November 15 2 p.m. Interment ( Cemetery. alti vrivate) at Glenwgod Saturday. Novemher 13. 1024, | sl ol In Memoriam. ASHTON. In sad but loving remembrange oL My dear motner, MADORA. ASHTO) who departed this life three years ago 10~ day. November 14. 1923. In my heart your memory lingers. Soitly. tender, fond and true: Tt ot think of YU Bot hink of you. HER DEVORED SON. JOHN HENRY WASHINGTON. BROWN. A tribute of love and devotlo memery o ear Baven”of ost tno vedrs' afo i vember 1. 1024. Gentle hands (hat never wearied. Toilink, in love's vinevard sweet: Evex that ‘Were forever cheery. When' our eves they chanced to meet Tepder. patient. brave. devoted. This was always mothers way. Hep worth 1t €old ol never' ba auoted ‘e thinic of her today. MR AND MRS OLIVER §. BR BROWN. In sad hut_lovin of "olir_dear. mother. “SALLI Who' denarted this Tife two day, Novembe: 19, 1024 Mother. dear. thy name we lov Tiwas £:ven thea by God. above AlNOugR two Veara vad Mave peen awas We 'miss you more and mo What s a house without @ mof K hihes e World e s Bt whe, A to the ‘wic: A ay, No- ANNIE N Silently. swiftly and without warning Her dear spirit stole away leaving the griet-stricken with the da Hearthrok, HER LOV rokien at the break of day PARKE! FRIEND. MRS. A of died hor WO 1925, FAMILY FRAZIER. In sad but loving rem of _our devoted - hust JAMES FRAZIE three vears ago 5 A hanoy home wa 0w €weet the m Bug death has loft In memory DOUGHERTY. Who . a0d his GWIN of our dear mother and £ departed this life one ve vember 14. 1925 day brings sweet memories *¥ brings a tear arts we che we love 8o d KATIE AN ndmaother. wh ago today. ¥o Althouzh thy flesh slumbers in the evous Till the last trumpet's joyful sound. Then burst the chains with sweet surpries And in my Savior's imase rise. How could a daughter's tender carm Cease toward the mother who bore her® o3 she may forsetful be: " mother. will I remember thes HER LOVING U ELEN R, LoV DAUGHTER. HELENA We loved our darling grandmother But Jeans loved her hest He, took her to His home on high. Ligs the one I loved wo dearly. N her lonely. silent Erave. HER ADOPTED DAUGHTER. GEORGLY Tn st but lovine remembran. = Bghont and o i,fll;hur BAST Y. who left 1ia one * EY atho left ua one Ong_dear to our heart is eone e Volce We loved is atille i me *ean e flind Forget vou? No_we never wil We Toved ¥ou then. wa love vor st Your memory is as nrecicis toda: A in the hour ¥ou pacsed Away We_miss vour soft and centls voice Yo et nd ender amiie: it Vo, dear t0ften seome That life j« nnt pila 70 WIFE AND CHILDREY. JASPER. Sacted to the memory of our dear wife and mother. ANNA 3 JASPER ¥ho departed this fife two years acq o . November 11. 1924 In a lonely gravevard, Cold and still vou Me: We_ Will De with Yeu. mother. Some drv T and by: HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. JASPER. Tn sad hut loving remembrance of_our dear mother and grandmother. ANNA J.JASPER. who feft ts two years axo today. November 14. 1084 Tn our hearta vour memorv lingers Swantly tendar. fond and triie: ere fa not @ dny. dear mother. That "= do not think of vou. HER DEVOTED DATVGHTE BAKER. AND FAMILY JASPER. In loving remembran dear mather and grandmother TJASPER, Who' passed awdv tw 8iro today. November 14, 1024 No one knows how we miss you dear ‘mother No one knows our grief: Many are the silant tears wo shed When others are fast asieap We love you still. dear mother. Although we cannot_see vour face ADDIE vonr plas OTED_ DATG) TLDREN. M OVING AND_DE! AND GRAN A POLLARD. In loving memory of our dear daughter ~and sister. HATTIE o' lefi 1s threo vears ago today. November 14 1023 Before our eves she faded. Growine sweaker day hy d Patiently bearing her siffe Thtil God took her away To see her siowly leaving us. A fi!dh"‘ln'v‘nq"w! mn/!’ ':-“ 8 R drained the cup of hitter riet The day we saw her die. o < THE FAMILY * EY. Tn sad but loving remembrance 11 denr husband, brother and fath THOMAS R. NALLEY. who fell aal Jesus four years ago today. Nove L brother e fove. Twas ziven us by God ahove ve passed awny h day TILDREN and father. thy name Funeral Director_and - 5 In (‘:‘mnnlln l('nll!lmn e e ‘modern, crematoriame SHoderate Drices. 33% Fu. Ave: N M. 1385. 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Departad this 1ifa Novemher 8 26, at 8 p.m.. BEATRICE (“Kitty") (nee | ndson). beloved wife of Donelase | Weems, devoted daughter of Mary Wood- ®on and sister of Blanche Reed Chris- | ton Woodson. Funeral Supdav mher 14, at’1 . at First Bantisi Chiren 27ih st and Bumbartos Bow. Reis- tives aid friends invitad In Memortam. ASHTON. “In sacred memory of our de- voted mother. MADORA ASHTON. who devarted this life three years ago today. November 14. 1923 In our hearts you: memory iincers, Ajwavs tender, fond and true: A. BYRNES COLE | co. 1100 Investment Blde. : < idence, onne Place. .....é.‘?..xu- 4207 AR alie ema0 There i not a day. dear mother, That wa do not ihink of you. or and’daughter of the Inte Walter A. | __641 H 8t _Phone L. 5543 THE ORIGINAL ‘W.R.SPEARE CO0. 1628 CONNECTICUT AVENUE POTOMAC 4600. | FORMERLY AT 1208 H ST. 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