Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1926, Page 7

T UCRMERULENEONR 0 WRIGHT COMPANY JUES0UEEOVR i E i vt 5 |FILIPI i ‘d | Juan R. Quijano Wins With Rizal I as Topic—Is Georgetown University Student. T _SUNDAY STAR; WASHINGTON, D. C. NOS CONTEST This is not a sales period—Still, if you buy here you : Save on Gifts Again Our “UNDERSELLING?” Policy Allows You to Save on Fine Gift FURNITURE {7 »:Y" E,{ Juan R. Quijano, with his oration, “Rizal, tHe Immortal” won first prize in the sixth annual oratorical contest of the. Filipino Club of Washington, held last night in the assembly hall of the Y. M. C. A. Second prize was awarded to James G. Wingo, speaking on “Vanguards of Amerigan Civiliza- tion,” and third prize went to Juan A. Soller, whose subject was ‘‘Constitu- tional Government the Aim of Philip- pine Agitation.” Mr. Quijano, a student at the For- eign Service School of Georgetown University, whose home was at Asin- gen, Pangasinan Province of the Philippines, won second prize in’ the contest last year, and was president last year of the Filipino Club of Wash- ington. He reviewed the influence of Dr. Jose Rizal, Filipino patriot on his country, and declared that acting upon the inspiration left as a ‘precious legacy” by the soldier, sculptor, poet and statesman, Filipinos should place their homeland “in the galaxy of free and sovereign nations.” Mr. Wingo, whose home was at Cébogao, Tloco Sur Prévince, recently came from the islands, where he was a student at the University of the Philippines. Mr. Soller is a student at George Washington University, and like Wingo, formerly lived at Cobogao. The presiding officer for the eve- ning was Alfredo Samson, chief clerk of the Philippine Independence Com- misslon. The board of judges was from American University: Dr. Albert Putney, director of school of political sciences; Dr. Charles C. Tansill, pro- fessor of history, and Mrs. Margarette R. Zahler. First prize was a gold medal pre- sented by the publication, “The Philip- pine Republican,” second a silver medal presented by V. G. Bunuan, director of the Filipino Press Bureau, and tbird, a bronze medal presented by wne Jitigino Club. The Arizona Cotten Association re- cently has been recruiting labor in Porto Rico for emigration to Arizona. 1 § Boudoir Chair Lphnlstoreds 14-_LE in cretonne with bedroom draper- DRESSER Walnut ve- lefl Here are just three of our many specials! BEAUTI- FUL FIG- URED BUTT, walnut fin- to blend neered,good size mirror, In this assort- ment are sev eral individ- ual designs; s o finishes in- n ish. 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STAND with conveni~ $3.15 en ouk.i's drawers and cup- board ends. ish. LOST. LE, 5 months old. ;1703 Kenyo Col 3 RAG—Brown. lady's. containing _bracelet. money and pavers: return bracelet and pa- mers: no questions asked. Return to 607 O Bt Apt. 3. o PIN—Diamond and vlatinum, Friday DAt iheral reward. "North 9080, ¢ BILL FOLD containine sum of _money { dronved in vellow taxi Monday evening, No- vember 15. Literal reward for return by finder. _Address Box 473-R. Star office. * BRACELET. flexible. white i EDALE, 5 Wednesday, s 03 .90 with tobacco gold, 3 sap. y A, a ; S hw . Apt. 305, ¥r. 5630, 28° DOG—Abedine Terrier. dark grav_male: t RO TANTE. " Addresn 7020 “13th " at. Name on_collar, Ted Reward. Main 4200. STAND; Others Styles Up to $35.00 carry about. Finished in . Chinese red or mahogany— in mahogany jar, cigarette finish, with holder, etc. Red decorated COMPLETE ASSORTMENT—BEST SELECTIO: LOWEST PRICES—NOW! SMOKER $ 1-5_ smali drawer— % or mahogany finish— RSt St e e gt Gt St e Sl St sl e S e B e ale. biack curly B ._Phone_Col. 9§18-} . 3_pearls on silve n.w._ Fr. 5800. GERMAN POLICE DOG. dark across back: male:_harness on back when lost. Call Wood- side 230-M. % FOR ORATORY PRIZE| P-AYW | ———=lol=—=|0]} / N NOVEMBER 28, "1926—PART 1. GIRL BURNED TO DEATH 13-Year-Old Child’s Mother In; jured in Extinguishing Blazing Clothing. Listine Newkirk, colored, 13 years old, was fatally burned at her home, 4525 Douglass street northeast, yester- day when she ignited her clothing while playing with matches, dying last night at Casualty Hospital. Mrs. Mamie Newkirk, her mother, hearing the child’s screams, rushed to her and, extinguished the blaze, burning her left hand. She also was taken to Casualty Hospital. & MRS. ANN A. SIMMONS DIES AT AGE OF 93 Mrs. Ann A. Simmons, 93 years old, one of the oldest members of the Third Order of St. Dominic and for many y a resident of this city, died at her residence, 1654 Columbis road, Friday after an fllness of three weeks. Mrs. Simmons, a native of Southerr Maryland, was the widow of William Simmons, who was taken prisone: from his farm during the Civil War and brought to Washington by Unior: Soldiers, later dying from the effect: of illness suffered while he was helc prisoner. She is survived by four sons, all of this city; one daughter, 24 grandchi! dren and 12 great-grandchildren. The children are B. Stanley, Leo, Dr. Maynard, Augustus and Mrs. Harry Tolson of Fort Worth, Tex. Funeral services will be conductec at the residence of B. Stanley Sim mons, 1819 Kenyon street, tomorrow morning, with requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. g Births Reported. Fred A. and Mary E. Martin, girl. Irvin ¥. and Hazel Fry. bov. Joseph and Maria Frofo. girl. Harry and Rebecca Chernowskr. sirl. George A. and Laila Lester. girl. ; John' R.” and Mariana Freeman. ir. girl. Paul D. and Josephine E. Austin, girl. Cecil Mary L. Riley. girl. Adam and Anna M. Didra. boy. Earl W. and Grace L. Goodwin. boy. Marvin G."and Frances . Coleman.” girl ry and Dora Sherman. boy David_and n Eichner. bov. John B. and Elste E. Cady. girl. George L. and Catherine Fentréss. girl. Earl A, and Ethel Singleton. boy. Edward and Juliette Dyson. boy. Willie and Lillie Adama. gifl. Garnett H. and Ida Dorsey, boy. Teasc Rossie_Jskson. boy. E. and nee Uliasen w00, RIFL Shadrich ‘and_ Mararet Tynes. girl. Frank and Mabel Shaw. boy. Samuel and Mary Briscce, girl. Archie and Viola Allen. girl. Hobert L. and Rosa Thomas. girl. THE WEATHER Dhstrict of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Increasing cloudiness with slowly rising temperature followed by rain. Tomorrow warmer, West Virginia—Increasing _cloudi- ness with rising témperature followed by rain today or tomorrow. Tomorrow warmer. Temperature for 24 Hours. Midnight, 53; 2 a.m., 50; 4 a.m., 45; 6 a.m., 42; 8 a.m., 40; 10 a.m., 40; 12 noon, 42; 2 p.m., 40; 4 p.m., 37; 6 p.m. 8 p.m., 33; 10 p.m., 32. Highest, owest, 32. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 60; lowest, 39. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:13 a.m. and 9:46 p.m.; high tide, 2:22 a.m. and 3:02 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:01 a.m. and 10:36 p.m.; high tide, 3:14 am. and 3:48 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:04 a.m.; sun sets 4:48 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:05 a.m.; sun sets 4:44 p.m. Moon rises 12:21 a.m.; sets 1:43 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. * Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Precipi- Max. Min. tation & Sat- Fri. Sat. p.m. to urday. night. 8. 8 p.m. Asheville, N. C. 34 st Allia" Ga : iy o N Atlanti Baltimo Birmunham, % Garvesion, Tex... Helena: Mont. tndianapolfs. In Jacksonvle: RSN EE SRS RESEET Ari Los Angeles. Louisville. Ky. Marauette, Mic) Memohia, ‘Tenn. Miami. Fla. Mobile, “A New Orlean; New York. N. ¥. North Platte.” Nebr. Qualia, Nevr. Philadéiphia Phoenix. s S onb b 2 San Diego, Calif. San Franciseo. Calit! Santa fe. N. Mex. Savannah__Ga: Seattle, Was Springfleld. I ampa. Fia.. ‘oledo. Ohio. Vickshnre Miss, WASHINGTON. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Ghicago—Bordeaux Yumuri—Niauero : Munorleans—Nassat Gulf of Mexico—Port "Arthir. Tuxpanofi—Tampico Marie—Buenos Aires. 4 DUE TODAY.- Dante Alighieri—Genoa. . Pastores—Limon ...... Falcon—Maracalbo DUE MONDAY. Cedric—Liverpool brown in_color: tag issue. Reward. Ohio Hotel KEY CASE_] lea ack leather. five keys at {ached on Rivernide drive; betiveen Binean o No 1. * 6-Drawer VANITY Point. Ple: Ba. ave: n.e. ‘o cafl AL S F. Sroufe. Chastleton Apts. —of graceful lines, fiddle back for extra support, in o Cee st s e et et s et gt St e gt o mirror, re m a hogany veneered. T‘:e. Ahagey. Snewering 1o name n Anacostia on 3 reward. 1 ¥ .. = i l‘f‘!’flpl POODLE DOG: Nov. 25. Dlease retumn to 2022 9th ol Tm PURSE—On or near Central ave. n.e. _Ple 2626 Brentwood rd. n.e. North nat}'f. R NRNRNE wide, large deep draw- ers. return Do LOW TERMS—WEEKLY OR MONTHLY WRIGHT 2 FURNITURE dw:@s Right wn Quality and Price RED THISH SETTER. male: large reward. Cieve. 5361. SETTER DOG—Wnhite with hrown spots. Re. SETTER Mvamed ‘North 8538, “1aTA "W n.w.. Aot. 20. 300 T3 OF MONET—TFive $100 bills. pronably Clemnity St. Mutthew's ehurch.’Tast ‘Wi ity eward. - Phons Main 8164, " SHe" "MBRELLA—Brizht red. silk: blown from BN R Eriday night. Reward. 1385 Quiney o . WATCH Jadies initials B. F. 804-F-2. in leather wrist watch cas 905 905 7th St. : H_—Fiexible platinum. set with { sapphires and diamonds, on Friday, hetween vflower. Hotel an: ington Reward. . Mayflower Hotel. e WRIST WATCH—Gold. round: val :llfl“ return to 1630 10th st. n.w. P‘:)?zm:: WRIST WATCH—Initials B. P. on back, with white gold bracelet: lost between The Cam- GRfl | eron Apt. and Kann's Dept. Store. thence to Center Market. between and 1:30 Sat- urday. Return Apt. 22, the Cameron. and re. Ceive reward. octagon 1§ so?v'h"%;. Kt W Ausonia—Southampton . President Wilson—Trieste. Leviathan—Southampton Cameronia—Glasgow Minnewaska-—London American - Farmer— London Siocicnolim-—Gothenbur cythia—Liverpoo 2 Aibert” Balline Hambure . Santa Elisa—Valparaiso San Lorenzo—San 1an. MiinargeNassatt Fort . Fictoria—Be San Jose—Porto Colombia. : DUE TUESDAY. Conte Rosgo—Geno Olympic—Southampt Pennfand—Antwerp Patria—Marseille . . erikc EraboboLa. Guasi Cara uasia. Siboney—Savana - Bogota—Kingston DUE WEDNESDAY. Parle—Havre .. 4 Mongotia—San_‘Franclaco. ... . Vandsck—Buenos Alres : OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING MONDAY. Steel Mariner—Port Said. Bell Buckle—Copenhagen_ .. .". SAILING TUESDAY. Sangamon—Genoa . Zarembo—Accra . . Skaneland—Barcelona West_ Calumb—Buenos Ancon—Port au Prince. SAILING WEDNESDAY. President Roosevelt—Bremen. Mauretania—Southampton Chicago—Bordeaux Duilio—Genoa . .. ‘l‘ruflllo—llru:#bo Tiviv ta Marta. ‘artagena . 1.... Panl Lugkenbach—Cristobaf. Medea—Jiaracaibo . g2 ki X2 §888 $888 s33ss wUuRZuaeh muTYY WY kx<iiRRER E - | GrOTZBACY ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES The Wanderlusters will start from G WITH MATCHES | connecticut avenue and Porter street at 2:45 o'clock for a short walk. Mr. Kemmerer will lead. The Red Triangle Quting Club will meet at Rosslyn, Va., at 1:50 o’clock. Car leaves at 2 o'clock. Buy round- trip ticket to Great Falls. Walk to Stubblefield Falls and down the river, returning to McLean. No camp fiva Bill Richardson, leader. The Theta Delta Chi Fraternity of George Washington University will be hosts at a tea from 4 to 6 at 1824 I street. United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building, Seventeenth and I .streets, will have a talk, 8 o'clock, on “Self- Education.” = Public welcome. No charge. Deaths Reported. Lh \ve been reported T BT S % hours: + Hennlein. 07, 517 A hipoms Parks. 83, Geo ngton Univeraty Hospll patayetis Joseun. " me. Georse W. Havell. Fannie Dreisenstok. ton University Hospi % e B French. 67. 208 Annie Eiizaveth Thomas. ne, R . Ashley Apartments. B Pty Gwin,, 74, 41 Mass, ave Wooatord Dulang, Hariac, fui Homital e obles. 34, §t. Elizabeth's Howpital. fiobae iy 24, 19 ard . \ita Ryers, 84 i Geo %Y Miinicipal, Building Goores T, "fx;rq:[{gm;i Howital. Joneon - B3, 527 Johnson cours. s Hospital. 5. et Washisis- t. 8. w. 374 4 B w 2= Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the s C. Miller of Ellicott Cit and Vinnie M. be"or ang P BT e Each of thiy ety b N i t this el e ihea M. Hapwers of th% ¢ Srarengon. s, and “Harrs 'A¢ MeDonald of thig cify sey aarl o Ronk Istand. N. Y, "&Ha“fi."m"‘%fi";na Lhice E. Swnu, cot! 1efacl Hihnchaiim and Rose Gare O BRW Moore of New Yges, and Caro- Wiliiam P.' Walsh and Mar. _A. Joyce, 8 fvllllh') J Ma altimore, Md. ‘Carier . Collins and Iveothy A. Younk. . orter, 3, Cgliine and P R0Hi2 and Edie A Gearse Ar Trevvell r.. of Richmond. Va rtrid . 1y s f this city. e i and Delilan Jabscott. ot Broolcin Cards of Thanks. astor and. Sunday school and many riends for_ their kindness. sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of HAROLD BINNS v MASOSPARY WILLIAMS, MRS. MARY JOHNSO! N ALLEX. W eratetully acknowledss the kindne: Horal "iribiies” Tentered s B Triende, heigbors and. reiatives leath of SMARTE VAN, 5, 1026, l‘a‘tfiun'u'v?;‘gt:h""d." Nnvembesli_’ Eve &t aRomat, §i. 3 Coleman of Purcelly H¥sertle of Owens. V Efie B, Thompsen of Herndon, Va »f _Baltimore. . both yn Lee of Atlantic City. Scinck and Mare Tichy, boih o Barnes of thig city ico Guadagnino _and Vlnyr?nll G. Far BINNS. We wish to thank the Mount Zion our_ darling_little nephew and cousin. VAN ALLE: sympathetic expressions and our_beloved wife_and mother. ALLEN. = JACOB H."AND LOUIS VAN ALLEN. at 6 o'gloic W Ter residencs, 017 Exe 5t ARA M. BAIE! years, widow of George K. Baier. Funeral Eervices at her late_residence on Monday, November 2. at 2 p.ms Interment it Prospect Hill Cemetery. . Suddenly. on Saturday. Novem- 1026, FERDINAND C.. son_of the Tt erv. Funeral late George J. and Mary Be from the_residence of hia r. 805 Eyo ot. se. Novembar 30, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Peter's Church. d and C sts. se. where mass will be said for the repose of his soul. Rehll\'q: :nd friends invited to attend. 29 BERTHRONG. Thursday. November 25. Toh. st Mayo, Clinie. Hospital, Roghester: .. FRED M. BERTHRONG. " Fun 207 38th st. n.w. Mol 'm. Interment private. BROWN. Saturday. November 27. 1920. at 8:30 am.. at his residence. 925 L st. n.w.. MAURICE, beloved son of the iate Johii S."and Henrietta Brown, Funeral from the chavel of Frank Geier's Sans Cfl 1113 th st n.w, Monday. November 20. at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. .lm terment at Glenwood Cemetery. e NNOR. On Thursday. November 25. 10 Saranae Lake, N. Y. LUKE A CON- NOR, husband of Ruth Connor (nee. Wol- t). - Funeral from his late residence 6. F st na. Mondav. November 20 at Friends invited. 8 CRUCCHFYFLD. _ Or_ Thursdav. November 25. 1928, at_ Tuherculosia ~ Hospital CHARLES CRUCCHFIELD, beloved hus- hand of Verzie Cruechfield.” Funeral Mor dav. Novem 20, at 2 n.m. nest Jarvis' funeral parlos e ELKIN. Suddenly. Friday, at Colimbia 3 LOW ELKIN. beloved Elkin. Funeral and interment & Green. Ind. 29¢ Saturday. = November 27. 1026, ATGUSTA. beloved wife of the lat Josenh P._Glotzhach. and mother of Wil- liam D. Henry E. and Gustave Glotzbach. Funeral from her_late residence. 1220 1 ... Tuesday. November 30, at 2 p.m. atives and friends invited. Interment od Gemetery. 29° Adenly. on November 2! ‘A A reed 62 . he- S0l A. Himmelfarb the residence of 711 Varnum st. n.w.. Sun- 28 at 10 am. Intermen’ (Baltimore vavers pisase ‘Tuesday. comv ) HANKS, Suddenly. Friday. November 26. 14 at the Georgetown University Hos. nital. FREDERTCK U.. beloved hushand of Fmma Hanksa Funeral from his !ate resi- denes. 710 Randolph st. n.w.. Monday. No- vember 29. at 2 p.m. HARKUM, Novem! 1990, at 4:45 am., At e 306 Florida ave. R JoTN ™ TrARRTIM heloved hiiehand Hodnell Harknm and father of ie Branham. Funeral from hic n ance Monday November 20, at 1 vm. Relatives and friends ipvited. = 28° HARL November 26 _1926. at 6:30 am.nt hia residence. G615 Tt at. nWw. WOGDFORD DULANY HARLAN. azed 80 veare Funeral servires Mondav, Novem- 2 11 am. t (private) 6, HOLRROOK. Friday. November 26, 1078, at Fmergency Hosnital. WILLTAM F. HO BROOK_ Funeral from W. Warren Talta. vuil's funeral home. 14th and Soring road n.w.. Monday. November 28, at 8:30 am.. therice to St 'Aloyeius Church, where mass will he cait at ) am. Inierment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. HOWARD, _Suddenly, November 27. 1028, at_her residence. 1131 4Rth piace n NORA HOWARD. heloved wife of Tins Howard. and devoted mother of Mrs. Susie Roulhae. Corrine and Priarilla How: amd. She leavea to_mourn their loss be. Eides, two sistors. Mrs, Laura Wiliame. Mrs. Beatrice Logzan: fiva grandchildren and a host of friends and relatives. Re- mains can he viewad after 2 nm_ Mon- dav. Funeral from Zion Byntist Chureh. Deanwood. D. C.. Tuesday, November 30. at 1 o'clonk. 20¢ KFILLY. On Friday. November 26_ 1026, BRIDGET. widow of John Yellv. Funerai from her_late residence. 1121°C at. ne.. Monday. November 29. at 8:30. Reauiem mass at Church of the Holv Comforter at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends ingite Satnrdav. November 27 m.. WILLIAM D.. oldest sori late Jacab N. and Eilzabeth E, rper. = Funeral from the parlors of . H. Scott. 400 8th st. se., Monday, November 29. at 2 v.m. . MONSWETMER. ROSA MONSHEIMER. be- Joved mother of Samuel and Morris Ganes. Services at the residence. 3874 Harrison st. n.w. Monday, November 20. 1926. at 16:30 am. (New York pavérs plase copy.) MOTFN. On Wednesday, 24 1926, at_her residence’ Halls Hill. Vi Mra ' MARIA MOTEN. beloved r mother of John A. Maten and sister of Srme’ Jones, Fureral Sunday. November 28 at'1 o'clock. from Monnt Calv: ap- et “Cnturen. Halls ‘Hl. Va. . Friends in- ited P 28 On_Saturdav. November Providence Hospital, NP, (nee Deady) of 3042 30th -t Rainier, Md. Notice of funeral hereafter. G ORGAN, Denarted this life Priday. Novem- at 12:30 am. at Freed- DAISY ORGA' burgh. Pa.. aced 34, She leaves to mourn their ioss a devoted husband. two sisters, one brother. three nieces, two nephews and a host of relatives and friends. at 1704 10th t. nw. Funeral from Walker's Memorial Chirch Monday. No- vember 20. at 2 o'clock. We loved her. yes. we loved her. And they have sweetly called her Over yonder bricht. shining shore 5 HER SISTER ANGES. * PARKS. On Fridav. November 26, 1026, at Ganrgn Washington University Hospital, 83 years. beloved on Novemhe o7 AL st. n.e.. Monday. November 20, at 1:3 ‘" Tntérment Arlingion Cemeters. = 28 PARKS. Members of Washington Centen. Wial Lodee. No. 14. F. A. A: M.. are re quested_to attend a snecial communication 3bihe Msanic Tempie Monday, November 26026, 2t 12:45 mm | Tor of ‘Brother JOSEPH e MILTON 8. l.', PARKS, IROWN. Acting Master. * CH. On Saturday, November . _at _her residence. 1843 Clifton MARTON A, wife of the late ) n.w., Monday, ber 20 at Frederi at the 14th st ER RHODES. turday. Novembern 27. 1626, at 4:13 am. at_Providen: Howpital. ‘JOSEPH A. RHODES, belov husband of Julja Rhodes (nce Boyle). Fu- neral from his_late residence. 408 Shep- Bord at. n.w Luesday. November 30. o 9 o'clock.” Helatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet. 20 ROBINSON. Entered into rest November 27. 1926, at her home 2111 11th et n.w. Mrs, HATTIE ROBINSON. b#o\'gd mothier of Mrs. Florence Bundy, Waiter fiod Willism' Robinson. Notice of funeral SHREVE. = Friday. November 24. 1926, s the residence of her daughter. Mrs. All: Mose. 56 Foxhall road n.w. ANNIE V.. beloved wife of the late Benoni Shreve. Funeral from above address Tuesday, No- Yember 30, at §.30 am.. thence Trinity Church, where mass will ::”1: {2 .ll:“d Rtill‘h\'tu and ;{von - SIMMONS. = November 26, 1926, at 12.15 at her residence. 1854 Colnmbia ril'. A SIMMONS 3id Order of St. Dom: widow of William Simmcns aged 89 sears. Funeral will take place from tha Tesidence of her son. B. Stanley Simmons. 1819 Kenvon st Monday, November 20 Requiem masa at Sacred Heart Church at 0 am. She is survived by four sonx. ugusta, Dr. Maynard J. and B. Stan- 'y Simmons of this city_and_one daugh- er. Mrs. Harry Tolson. Fort Worth. Tex. nternient at Mount Olivet Cemete Friends invited to attend. 28¢ Willard Funeral from his_late residence S November 28, at A. and Anna Marion 'Blanchard unday. LIZABETH. nd Mrs. Caro- (private) from her late 17 11th st_n.w.. Sun- ay. November 28 at 2 pm. Kindiy omt lowers. ew York and Philadelphia Daers please copy.) HLER, Suddenly. on Thursday, Noo MAK. 1026, X daughter of Dr. line Terry. w vember 25, 1826 _at her residence. Newton st. ne. Brookiand. D. . MA GARET J." (nee Howell). heloved wife Adam Weschler, aged 75 years. Funeral from the above residence on Monday. N vember 29, at 8:30 am.: thence to Anthony's 'Church. where solemn hi; requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.m. Re tives and friends invited to attend. 1 terment Mount Olivet Cemetery P Grorges County papers please copy.) WILLIAMS. Al Supreme Grand officers of Nimrod Grand Encampment. A. 0. K. of J.. are_hereby notified to assemble at K of J. Hall, 1609 11th st. n.w.. Mondav November ' 2. 1 to maks arranee ments . _for_ the funeral of Brother CHARLES WILLIAMS. who departed this lite Thursday. November 25. 1926. Al Supreme Grand past officers. members and representatives of the said encampment are hereby notified to attend the funeral C] v at 6th and All_members _working _under John Grand Lodge. A Monday eve. 26. 7:30 p.m.. at ke the funeral of LLIAMS. * By order EDW 4 . Grand Master. SMITH. Grand Secretary. 20 Departed this life Friday. Novem- . 1026, at 11:30 o'clock: in _full triumph of faith. JANTE DORINDA YOUNG. the levoted wite of Herbert Young and loving mother of Bessle. Elsi. Herbert and_Wavelyn Young. Funeral from_Union Bethel A. M. B.. Md. Monday. Novemb ., at o'élock. " Relatives and friends are invite to attend. In Memoriam. BABBINGTON. In loving memory lear wife and mother. ELLE SINGTON. "who departed e s il b cole m mass Name Cniren at 8 a.m. Monday for the .repose of her soul. My eart n deep sorrow retums to Ui . As m:mnry recalls how death bore the And Jefi e in tears. in grief and woe. As I sat by your sic four years ago. On vou, dear Nell, I could alwass depend that I had one sincere friend. A ko) ite. hours o earih which sou WILLIAMS. the auspices of St F. A. M. will ple; ning.” November ol ber 26, spent. Your heart to me was always bent. And from this world of grief and trouble To_the land of peace and rest. God has taken 11 you will find e Where sou wll find_e Yepra thal may come cannot sever, N membranes 0f you, HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARTHA HAGGENMAKER. In memory_of our dear mother. Lo oy left us four Mrs. BERTHA BROOKS. w Jears axo, November 28, 103 Our life is but a shadow. indmbh nasseth “ml\\;,\;n oo Rd°we are gone 2 ! DAUGHTERS, _ROSA HERNA AND MAUDE BROOKS. ANL SON HENRY. . a COLBERT. In remembrance of my belove: other, Mrs. JANE E. COLBE! T, who Jeparted this life November 28. 1028 ‘Why should I mourn for mother. When God gave her a home on high? Tvs be u;-;d.fie Shared my sorrows Anc my weening eves. HER ONLY CHILD FRANCES. KINCUPLOE. In memory of my dear grand- mother. ALICE B. KINCHELOE. who pass- ed away two years ago. November I, 1024, In my heart your memory Hnge Always tender. fond and true: Thgre (3ot iy, erandmother. at 1 not. thinis. of you. GRANDDAUGHTER. MYRTLE K. CROSS.® ROACHE. 1In sad but loving remembrance AR qens ahanier and-sicter. ANMNIE ROACHE, Who daparted this Tife nineteen years ago today. November 28, 1907. Gone, but not forgotten, MOTHER AND BROTHER Sacred to the memory of my mother. HAGGER ROBINSON. rted this ""PI;IIHB years ago to- SIMPSON. In loving remembrance %of our dear wife and mother. MARY B. SIMP- SON, who died, five years ako today. No- vember 28. H AND CHILDREN - _FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. ‘phane Lintotn 372 Timothy Hanlon €41 H St. NE. Phone L. 6 THE ORIGINAL ‘"W.R.SPEARE €0. 1628 CONNECTICUT AVENUE POTOMAC 4600. FORMERLY AT 1208 H ST. NW. . 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