Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 9

y v O e R 7 T R SR O _ EVENING 3 % ! Cut fbefihmily Food Bill “— Thrift is wise spending. Thrifty people have what they need but avoid waste. When you buy at Piggly Wiggly you get (1) the quality you prefer, (2) the quantity you need, (3) the lowest price. Thus you actually cut the family food bill without sacrificing the quality or skimping on the quantity. Try it and see for yourself. SUNSHINE SODA CKACKERS —the big value in biscuits today. Stock the Pkg. 4c pantry at this price. SHOE PEG CORN —the popular “Blue Bell” brand. No. 2 Can 13(: Dozen $1-48 No. 2 Can lzc Dozen 31,40 LADY ALICE PEAS No. 1 Can lsc Dozen 51-75 No. 2 Can zoc Dozen $2-35 SUNSET GOLD PEAS —the finest grade “petit pois.” No. 2 Can 26C Dozen $3.00 ASPARAGUS TIPS Del Monte Brand Picnic Size lsc * Dozen 32-10 No. 1 5quure33c Dozen 53-90 No. 1 Tall l7c Dozen 52-00 3 Cans 20¢ Baked Beans LADY ALICE COFFEE Excellent cup quality and unusual value at this price STRINGLESS BEANS “Wagner’s” DEL MONTE PEAS 11-0z. Can lsc Dozen $1-75 No. 2 Can 18c Dozen LIMA BEANS —small green, “Conqueror”’ brand. No. 2 Can 21c Dozen Van Camp’s or Ritter’ ASPARAGUS “California State” brand. el Monte Canned Fruits Buy Them by the Dozen and Stock the Pantry Shelves at These Bargain Prices SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 1 Can, 15¢; dozen. . . .$1.70 | No.2 Can, 21c; dozen. . . .$2.40 No. 21/, Can, 25c; dozen. . $2.90 BARTLETT PEARS No. 1 Can, 17c; dozen. . . . $2.00 No. 21/5 Can, 33c; dozen. .$3.80 APRICOTS No. 1 Can, 16¢; dozen. . . .$1.85 No. 2/, Can, 29c; dozen. . $3.40 BUTTER Sunset Gold, the best fresh creamery. CRANEERRIES, 2 Ibs,, 25¢ GRAPEFRUIT. . .3 for 25¢ No. 1 Can, 17¢c; dozen. . . .$1.95 No. 2 Can, 22c; dozen. . . .$2.55 No. 21/ Can, 27¢; dozen. . $3.15 ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES | No. 1 Can, 23c; dozen. . . .$2.65 No. 21/ Can, 37c; dozen. . $4.35 No. 1 Can, 25c; dozen. . . .$2.90 No. 2Y/2 Can, 43c; dozen. .$5.00 BACON Sugar - cured strips; sliced thin by machine. e §8c¢ | 42¢ | 20¢ ONIONS.........3 Ibs, 10c CABBAGE.........Ib, 3¢ TANGERINES, dozen, . 25¢| POTATOES. .10 Ibs., 37c ORANGES YELLOW CLING PEACHES FRUIT SALAD CHEESE Kraft's Pimento— A car of sweet, juicy, Florida fruit doz. Lb. 36¢ CANNED VEGETABLESALE Look over this list, every item is a bargain and you can make further economies buying in dozen lots. $2.10 $2.45 American or STAR. WASHTNGTON, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. _ | The George Baldwin M-Coy unit, | American Women's Legion, will meetl December 10, at 1030 a.m., at thel i! Church of the Covenant. ! || Takoma Park Buptist Ladies’ Al | will have its sixth annual bazaar to- | morrow in the Sunday school house, | Piney Branch road and Aspen street. | Turkey dinner from 6 to 7 p.m.. in the | i | basement of the Sunday school house. || Hours, from 10 a.m. to 10 gm. | i The Botanical Society of Washing- | ton will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in as- | sembly hall of the Cosmos Club. Speakers: Olaf 8. Aamodt, C. A. Ma-| goon, C. L. Shear, B. O. Dodge. Soclal hour with réfreshments. 1 Advertising Club of Washington | will be addressed tomorrow at lunch- eon by W. Russell Green of Phila- delphia. A musical will be given by Miss | Margaretta M. Campbell tomorrow at | the Church of the Covenant, under | Arection of the Business Women's | Council. Mrs. Selden P. Spencer will ‘ead the devotional and Bible study | perfod, from 6:45 to 7:15. The coun bazaar and dinner will be held at | Epiphany Church Parish House Fri-| day, from 3 to 9 p.m. Dinner served from 5 to 7. War Department Federal Employes’ Union, No. 261, will meet tomorrow. | 8 p.m., in room 500, Bond Building. Burnside Post, No. 8, G. A. R., wil | meet tomorrow, 2 p.m., at Grand Army | Hall. Election of officers. | Coal | will have a luncheon meeting tomor- irow, 12:30 p.m., at the Lee House. | Cosmos Club: Lecture by Clarence | . Phillips, on “Washington the Beau- titul,” December 13, 8 p.m. Illustrated with colored slides. The Columbia Helghts Citizens’ Association will meet tomorrow, 8 | p.m., in St. Stephen’s Hall, 3017 Four- | teenth street. New members, expect- |ed to number 300, will be received. | Howard University, Library Hall, | tomorrow, 8 p.m., there will Pestalozzi-Froebel forum. Dean, D.O. | W. Holmes. The Columbia Heights Citizens’ As- socfation will meet tomorrow night at | 8 o'clock in St. Stephen's Hall, 301 Fourteenth street, when new mem- bers secured in the organized citizen- ship drive will be received. TUXEDO SUITS - $29 On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S 7th & F i pm. be a| B D._C, THE WEATHER of Columbia—Fair, ocon- minimum tem- District tinued cold tonight; perature 22 degrees; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness, not so co.d; prob- ably followed by rain at night. Maryland and Virginia—Fair, con- tinued cold tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness; not so cold, fol- lowed by rain. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 24: 8 p.m. 26; 12 midnight, 29; 4 a.m., 29; 8 a.m., 25; noon, 30. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.10; 8 p.m., 80.04; 12 midnight, 30.15; 4 a.m., 30.317 » a.m., 30.38; noon, 30.43. Highest temperature, 30, occurred at_noon today. Lowest temperature, 25, occurred at i a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— dighest, 54; lowest, 3 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United Siates Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 3:08 a.m. and 3:02 high tide, 8:39 a.m. and 8:54 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:53 a.m. and 47 p.m.; high tide, 4 a.m. and 9:39 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:12 a.m.; sun sets 446 p.m. ats 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 8:28 a.m.; sets 6:08 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour afier sunset. Terperacure and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m—Tem- perature, 36; condition, muddy. Weather in Various Cities. Temperature. #z Stations 85 Weather “qam awwy a0 Raining Snowing . Cloudy Abilens Alban; Al i tic City Baltmore . Sirminghan Hismarck Boston Buffalo arleston 1Cago .. . Cineinnati Zleveland DD NG D ettt BRI 2 Indianapoli Tacksonvil Clear Clear, Cloudy .90 Snowing « Cloudy .. 30.48 Portland M. 29.98 taleirh N C. WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours gi'flu Carmack Drv Cleaning Co. | _Vine. 1810—Linc. 1811—Linc. 1812 55W... 54940 at 30. Send Date of Birth lor_ Full Information LeROY GOFF Igparance— 610 Woodward Bidg. " Main 350. (e Ryan Service —has been developed to a point of efficiency unex- celled in the care and atten- tion given every detail by these ~ careful morticians. Model chapel, private am- bulances and Iiver{ in con- nection. Just call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. SE. A IF YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW AND M, SORETHROAT THE WA " TONSILINE| VAR The Notionat Sove Throat Remedy SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT ALL DRUGGISTS Lite Lincoln 142 and same Guggenk: for Pas 3. Lake City 3an Antonio 30.0. an_Diego. . : Francisco 3 Louis. . . ; Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy . Cloudy ;. Cloudy Clear Ty CF R 290 B 15 S O Spokane ASH..D e T P ey e 29 -3 FOREIGN 8 am. Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. e 1and, l London, Enclas Gloudy €l $A cloudy clo £ onay clot Part cloudy Clear Cloudy itockholm. ' Sweden. Horta (Fayal). Azore Sjton, Hermuda. ... S uan, Porto Rico. avana Cuba, . Colon. Canal Zorie “I see the right, and | approve it, too.” . —Lincoln. We have seen the right in not penalizing our friends on their charge accounts and budget buying—and we know vou approve of it, too, as evidenced by hundreds of letters we have received praising us for our courage. We do not penalize our friends. IF you really want the good, old- fashioned kind of Ginger Ale— specify NATIONAL Ginger Ale— you'll get the familiar flavor. Nationl Ginger Ale is made today the way that made it famous. Sold by case or bottle at grocers’ and delicatessens. Served at cafes, clubs and fountains. eim Co.—209 Eleventh Street. Main 7637 -for angel food cake- you need just one flour for all your baking rilisburys Best Flour , Biscuits and Bread Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:13 a.m.; sun | [ONDAY, DECEMBER 6. 19%. - RAAB RITES ARE HELD. | Funeral services for Henry Louls JACKSON. n Pairy ‘qre held Raab, member of the firm, who died on at his late residen remgut | street, this afternoon ad fock, St. John's Masonic Lodge Stewart Angelo, master, had cl Rev. Howard Downs, Methodist Episcopal by Rev. H. E. R. Reck, Baltimore, conducted the services. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. sisted Births Repor!ea The following births have ber fo the Heaith Depurtwent in hours William . and Etta F. McF Charey J.'and Mabel G. Segc Elmer F." and 3 Henry A and Edgar D, and Anr ra . boy Jerome ‘aind Cxtha fne Taileton, g1 Warren and Ruby M. Lee. bo Ernest and Mary John Augustue and Olive E. Lea H. and Minnis William and Mar Wiltred H. and M Rayier and Adel: Mack and G Ferdinand ai.d land and [ Handric s, girl Em Gor 9.8 Ma G Joseph €, Charies Deaths Repor;ed. The following deaths have Leen reported { o the Heath Depa.tment in the last 24 hours: | Frank B Clements i Mary Agnes Carter Cecelia Lemen Si‘as Dempe: | P 4lice Ben ice Bell MeMul: Arthur Kefover. Lewis Va Chares 13 Sarah Joh, Oliva Hodg:. . boy. i 002 D st. aw nger H spital. Hospital dmen’s Hospital Hospital. Cards of Thank i wish thanks* and ‘wbpreciatiot friends and relatives 1. sympatns and-doral sl " m ved | brocher. - G A SESLE}%T:E broiher, GUSTAV A. Lo THOMAS. Epel UCAS. We ‘wish to_expres tncere. thanks and " gppreciation * to ‘onr * mans friends and refatives for their Kindness {0 Beard of our belara) floral, tibities at e deat oved brather. CLAUTE M LUCAS THE FAMIEY . i Deaths. ANDERSON. Departed this | S E 3 s Dife_Saturdav December 4, 1926, at § am in the full [} triumph of 'faith. ELIZABETH ANDER- SON. the beloved wife of Rnfus Anders loving daughter of Margie Wavne. do: wmother of Blanche and Marguerite 'd only sister of Alva Eason. devoted erand- daughter of Sarah Malvin, and loving niece of John and Blan he Malvin nnd . Bessie ‘Taylor. Funeral Tuesday. Decem b:r’ - at 1 pm. from Talbert's funeral D einyho6 Ridge st. n.w. Rev. Bull | officiating. b BAUM. On_December 4, 1 Church. Va. LIZZ'E HE: 76th year. ‘Funeral services neral parlor, 3034 M December 7, vrivate BOSWE] SARA glniw(‘ll 5 71 10 ber 8, at 2 Vited CHAMBERLIN. Suddenly. Dece: IAMBERLIN, mher 5. 1926 #t 1711 Lanier pl.. MARY M. CHAMBER fl‘t‘“fi' lrl')-:rmtn‘ at Logansport. Ind s . Departed this cember 6. 1926, { I | ‘l ¥ Gl ! | o exp my sincere M at Falls XG. in her vices at Birch's fu- &t.. Georgetown. on 8t 10330 "am. Interment Suddenly, on December 4. 1920 beloved wife of William W Funeral”from residence of son . s.e._on Wednesday. Deco b.m.”Relatives and friends ’urllln l;'nmlfl,\'h De- T K . after a tTiiness GHARLES. beloved husband of = Anme | L_hnsf. He leaves to mourn their loss a| wife and a host of relatives a friends. Remains resting_at Pope_& Clark - e Sy TR . 1 bm., fro t 1254 Bladenshurg rd. n.e. o o onee COLFORD. Sunday, Decem 92 s { " hir rosidence: 1363 Bark va n . e 3 { beloved wife of Edward M. Colford. e " ecem| . at 10:30 am.: e the Sacred, Heart Cuuch, wiero ‘maze wil be said at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends in- terment st Mang Olvet Cepre On Sunday. December 5. 1026, at home, Forestville Md.. LILLIAN B beloved hter of William A. and Ella M. Darcy. Notice of interment later. + TY. On Sunday. Decomber 5, 1926, 7 FOGARTY 278, Flynii). " be: illiam M. Fogariy. jr., and | beloved eister of Marie, .You;h, {Yo n, E(l! mund. Paul and Henry Flynn. Funeral at 8 am. Tugsday. December 7. from St Dominic's_ Catholic Church, whers mass Fill be sald. Interment at Mount Ofiver Comets . Louls newspapers please Cemetery. (St GANTT. Departed this lite S - Comber 4: 1050, at" 0’45 Seurdar, Do lingering illness.” SUSIE. beloved wife of Peter D. Gantl. " She leaves to mourn their loss four children, elght grandehil: dren and four great-grand-hiliran. and & her'iate esidencar 45 it o lence. 1733 Will 2 Tuesday, Decomber 7. then’e &"gt"m?«:ii fine's, Chureh, wherp requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m_. for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. tender keeping, Father. into Thy one sleeping. 6 We' leave our loved members of St. Augustine's oANTT. T re of Relief Soclety are hereby ‘notif & QAR T 7 Wit | death of Siater SUST lard st. n.w. Cglllv meenlnrmon Monday, m-at the above a3 | St. stine’s: Church " By ¢ of the president ° Church. By Y E.GORDON. MAR MAGDALENE C. GORDON, Rec. Sec. '® INGALLS. On Sunday. De: 24 ‘b hls residence. 4204 Mupock il 20" n.w.. HENRY E. INGALLS. in his 37(h . Funera) Tucsday.’ December 7. at ... m N y urch, Tenleyiown, b, &0 ° Catholic JACKSON. On Decer 3 s loved mother of Dr. W. H. Jackson, Rev. J. A. Jackeon. Thomas N.' Jackson and PR SR A v, officiating. JACKSON, ‘uneral from Ladiesh Soci e diadheny Trendebln Seciets NARY P._JACKSON. Funeral Dece 1 from Asbury Hwfin‘sm')'fimn A, JACK: MARY CRAIG, Rec. sec O SON- Preg JACKSON. Members of th Soviely are “rootiosted {0 atiend (harTa: Church, 11th end K ats. n 20T orciock: E_BRYANT. Pres. ARY C_A. _SMOTHERS Secy. BEADED BAG. red and white. containing sum of monev and door kev: Saturdav after- ""_;t".!"‘! l"dth‘k‘:}'dn{:v o“;“h!:‘hbfld and T:\"Iur. an ats. Rewa turne Mre J.P. Lennon. 4014 13th st mor . ' BROOCH. diamond, Saturdav._hetween 4 @ in vicinity of 18th and Columhia rd. or Conn. ave below M.~ Liberal reward. Re- at_at. 3 turn to 1628 iy CARD CAS! inese red. hrocaded in eold containing bile. ;u(l"‘n to Room 907 Union Truat Ble - 70%0; A CHANGE PURSE_three keys. small change, on 318t between Dumbarton and O sta " Stn: day. Phone Potomac 4391-J after 5:30, * DOG—November 30 Porter st. _and Conr ave., young male collie. ' Tag 7826. Tel. | Gleve 1280. _Reward, . DOG—Wire Bair. white with one black snot on back: nelghborhood of 11th and Har- vard sts. Reward if returned to 1121 Har- orning ennedy et. R, Adams 9 DOG. brown and black: D. C. license No. 1110: 'so York Co.. Pa_ license No. 13314 aame Kine e reward. 718 Oth st . 7 EYFEGLASS—Dark shell rim. in black case. word monston” Qn case. Cleveland 3264-W p g GLASSES. tortolse-shell ri; in AR tse, VIANS of oF " Lomaburrre Geve 303 HANDBAG, small_ biack, _containiog ~eye. [y S ey iy e an e “Heturn (6 Mre. Edwards. 700 188 st he._Lincoln" 9868, FANDBAG- -Blue ernveloDe style containing HAYDB ;‘“' ‘& f";df.flnwmn( urse. urch | BURR s h 8" FANDBAG, ellow. Tost on 6ih st Between ; q Florida Re « aned Mo 2408 14tn e e K¥YS—Between 13th and W and Whitel Bour ot and T Rewara, Sortn g3 =" POCKET! _brown. Tussdav ev. B money any veloatise. "'Finos, ey iees money and return nocket oo 04 ach st | POCKETBIOK. _tan _Jeather. P eve, driver's, vermit. ot | turn_ 1664 Col. rd.. Avt. waw | POLICE™ DOG—Lie} e e | I“ R mderwood, Chevy Chase. ' U™ PURSE—S tan Woodward & ohrol '-.s‘vg Tiberal reward. " Bugu, R AT A 2 | WRIST ‘ANB ady’s etue Torida ave | ®in finder pleass return to' 1320 1 st Be "~ containiae t. ete. Pleage re. Ad] 9688, Re Park gyckson JENKINS, PHILLIPS. _Suddenly. on Monday. Decem. ber “6. 192 ON. bel PUMPHREY. On_Saturday. ROBINSON. Monday. December 6. SHEARAN. SHIRLEY. SHIRLEY. SMITH. SMITH. Officers and members of Dunbar SMITH, _All members of Jericho Tabernacle, No. 30.°A. U. 0. STORMONT. On Sundav. December 5. 1926. SWAIN. WARE, Departed, this lite Friday, WHITE. Wi WILLIAMS. cox Miriam Chapter. No. 4. 0. E. S guested to atiend the fineral Lady MARY P. JACKSON Tu cember 7. 1 pam.. Church, ‘i1th and K clothes! e gloves and ba HON, LADY EFFIE COLEM SR WNIGHT PRICE ‘A, HON. LADY MAT LDA CA The Laties e death are_re- of Hon. at Ut Roek Societs of Mrs MARY AV g HALL. Pres. JACKS0) Decemter 71 nm th and K sts. nw AR " MARSHALL. Pres; MARIE L. ON. Rec. Secy i On Saturday. Dece at 1010 P iNS PATL! JOH: Younz. Funera! Wednesday, D Fuseral Tuesiay December Peter s Ch: then: ¢ will be nd friend at Mount at 9:30 a m. December_5. Chapel. Va 97th vear of ardaugh- el ral Walke: December 6, h once. paymaster ¢ of the late Grn. of funeral later ¢GEL. Depar.ed this life on Sunday. De- cember 5 at 2 am. at her hom 77 Alexdrine W. Detroit, Mich., ANN MCGEE (nee Wiles). formerly of Wash ington. D. C., and beloved wife of Henry H. McGee. IDGETT. On Sunday. December 5, 1926. at her residence, Cape Henry, Va.. NORA beigved wite of Albert and loving mother of Rowden. Elwood and William Midgett of Washington, D. C. _Interment at Water- lily, N. Tuesday, December 7. 2 p.m. elov ligs Al wi December 4 HOWARD F J 1926. HOWARD = LES husband of Margaret Cady Pl 2211 M st n.w. Notice of fu e wiven later. 3 Clarendon, Va. MPHRBY. beloved_husband of Mabel Pumvhrey (nee Schaeffer). Funeral from the re of his father. J th st., Congress Heights. 1026, at | On Sunday, December, 5. 2 3130 pm. SARAH PYLES. beloved : of John Funeral services at Wi undertaking _establishment, 2000 M day. Decémber 8. “at 2 and 'friends invited. _ In r Hill Cemetery . 1926, IUS M. eon of the late’ Robert | a A in- ' | . Luln M. and Laura A. Rob- . Funeral Wednesday. December from 'the residence. 119 L st.. n.w.. at p.am. Friends are invited. o Monday. December 6. 192 MARY L. beloved wife of James Sheahan. ‘eldect daughter of "the late Michacl ‘and Mary Conpolly. Residence 313 Upshur st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. Departed _this December . 1926 ard st. s.w.. JOI leaves to muurn their loss three nephews and a host of other rela- and friends. Funeral Thursday December 9. at 9 a.m. from Church oi 00d Shenherd. 1" st. between 2nd and 3rd ste. s.w. Officers_and_members_of Morn- ing Star Lodke. No. 40, I B. P. O. Elks of W.. are nereby notified to meet in a tessiofi of surrow Tuesday night. Decem- ber 7. at Pythian Bldg. (Arcadel. at & o'clock p.m.. for the nurpose of arranging for the funieral and burial of our deceased brother, JOHN. J. SHIRL Funeral services ‘to_be held We. December 8, at 9 a.m.. from the T the Good Shepherd. ‘I st. betwes and 3rd sts s.w. Officers and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 85: Forest Temple, 0. 9. and Columbia Temple, No. 422, in: vited to be present order of: WILLTAM B HARRIS, Exalted Ruler. Attest! FLOYD C. PAYNE. Sec. On_Saturday. December 4. at 3745 am_ at his residence. 1804 T &t n.w. ANDREW. beloved husband of Ellen Shoter Smith__and devoted father o Susie Jackson. Nellie Beverl¥. Alice Quan der. Sadie Brown and Howard Smith grandfather of Garfiell Smith. Fune-al Tuesday, December 7. at 1 p.m. from ount” Moriah Ban¢ist Church. Rev. J arvey Randolph officiating. 1926 Lodge, No. 8. Supreme Order of Helvers. are roquested to_attend a call mesting Monday night. December 6. 1026, at Pythian Building, 12th and U sts. n.w.. at 8 o'clock, to make arrangements for the funeral of Brother ANDREW SM'TH. Fu- neral Tuecdav. December 7. 1920. 'from Mount Moriahi Baptist Church, 3rd and Elm sts. gw_at Lpm ELOISE_COLEMAN. Mavoress. WILLIAM H. NEWMAN. Fin. Clerk. . of Moses. are requested 10 ‘meet ‘at_Pythian Temple. 12th and U n.w. Room 8. Monday evening. De- her 0. at 8 o'clock. to arrange for dervices of _Brother ANDREW SMITH. Funeral services will he held at Mount 'Moriah Church. 3rd and H ute n.w. Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The entire order of the District is invited to attend BROTHER WTLLIE WILLS, W. S. ANNA L. TYLER. Gecretans o at his residence. 55 R st. ne.. WILLIAM THOMAS, beloved husband of the late Mary Ellén Stormont (nes Wade). Funeral from his late residence on Wadnesdar. December 8. at 10:30 am.: thence to St Aloysius Church, where mass will be said at 11 am. for' the repose of his soul Relatives and friends invited 7 On Friday. December 3. 1926, at 6 n.m. ‘at Carroll Springs. Forest Glen. Md . S beloved mother,_of George A. Funeral from the resi- dence of her sister. Mrs. F. W. Wilson 417 7th st. s.e. Tuesday. December 7 3 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend’ (Baltlmore. Md.. papers nlease cony.) 8 Decem- ber 3. 1920_at her residence. 753 2nd st. sw. HATTIE WARE. She leaves to moiitn her lo- @ hichand W-Tam Ware daughter, Marie Ware: grandson. Charles Fowler: sicter. Emma Harher and broth er. Fred Ware. “Funeral Tuesday. Decem- ber 7. at 2 p.m., from her late residence. Suddenly. Friday, 3, 1926, at his residen 8th st sw. ALBERT W.'devoted husband of Annje “White and “brother of Mrs. Maj E. Johnson of Versailles, Ky. Remaine resting at John T_R & Co. funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral Wednesday. December 8. at 1_p.m. from Rehoboth ~Bantist Church, Rev. Elijah Coleman officiating. HITE. Officers and members of Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. I. B. P. O. Elks of W. are hereby notified to meet in a ses- #ion of sorrow Tuesdav night. Decembar 7. at Pythian Bldg. (Arcade). corner 1%th and U sts. n.w.. at 8 o'clock pm. for the Rurpase of drringing tor the Tuneral and urial of our late deceased brother. ALBERT WHITE _ Funeral services to be held Wednesday. Deember 8. 1 pm. at Rehobcth Baptist Church. Isi at. betwe: Nand O sts. s.w. The lodze will assemt at his late residence. 345 th ‘st & Ofticers and_members of Columbia Lodz No. 85: Forest Temple. No. 9. and Colu bla Temple, No. 422 invited to'be present. iy order o WILLIAM B. HARRIS, Exalted Ruler. Attest: FLOYD C. PAYNE. & 7 Denarted this i v December 4. 1926, at 3 am.. ELLA WIL: LIAMS. the beloved 'daughter ‘of Mary Mosbev’ and devoted aunt of Mrs. Lillian Mae Tyler and Mrs. Elelvn Carita Funeral from he residence 12th st. n.w.. Tuesday, December Sature Entered into rest on Sunday. De- 5. 1926, at 2:30 p. at’ her In Memoriam. dear_coust departed_thi cember 6, HER LOVI WHELAN In loving remembrance of our mother. IDA E. FLEET. who de- parted this life two years a De- Cember 1. Yoy are res e dear motler, o ears b Sed ‘aw You' are ‘Eone hot forgart: h 1 _each day DAUGHTERS, o of my who ago today. De- SiX_years ago t 1€ will be sai. Just when me to reet Foreet him? 1 50ved him His memory A< it His "o GLEAS. GRAY. A tribute of love to ¢ of, ur deameat “trend. SARY "% WRAY Who 0 ‘e ienls Tert e o day December 6, 1925, O ouF 860 Just when life was sweetest And she could have jreed Thie "eates. of hoavenC onesey Der bost. called her home 0 rast. i FRIENDS. . MR ALBERT BROWN of Bowle. No. I never ten. 1 lov as pre. him sl ous today e mseed awar MOTHER, MARY o, GROSS. In ead ana of our dear mother, Who Dassed awas ¢ Decenber 6. ‘1954 In_the grave. softly e pa¥mere the dow o i Lien the one W K i ™ ‘her Sonely. v HER _SONS AND HENRY lovine remembrance MARY E. GROSS years ago today silent CHARLES HANDS. In tovine mother. CORA L What is home without All things the w We lost our 3 HER LOVING S 1S D2VOTED MOT! gt memore our dear who nassed December mother? WILLIAM. * embrance 24 loved you bast. R, E OLLEY. 1E SCOTT A tribute of love to the sweet nce of our dear boy, DONALD HES. Who left us five years ago 1921 Dear, lttle Buddie. eweet little Budde, 0 once made our home w0 bHEhT. Our Bgarts still ache for yon: dear Do Your loss we will cver. feal euffering with & smile, with 4 wound that ‘win AD AND BROTHERS. * d but loving remembrance _mother and grandmother. C KAISER. who departed thi today. December 6. 197 peacy dear mother, sed ay but not fos you ea remembrance ANNIE NORBECK. d this life iwo years ago to- er 6. 1924, y she rest in peace. SON. WILLIAM H. NORBECK. * In sad but loving remembr: of our darling baby, )lAEG:TRET bA.P?" who died a year ago today. December . Her image is always fresh in HER LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER. PATRICK. A tribute of love and deotion nemory o lear mother, MA] THA ANN PATRICK. who departe life” threr years ako. December b 1023 We all miss vou dear mother In your place there catinot be another Every dav brings back sweet memories, Every thought brings a tear. 3 Oh. how, aweet it would e. ‘o ar mother wab hore. MRS. FLORENCE FORD MRS, ESTELL.: M. DREW. WILLIAM L. PATRICE SMALLWOOD. In sad and lov brance of " éur denr ‘Wife' Al mohe: DOR)THY J. SMALLWOOD. ‘who 'depart ed this life one vear ago today, Decem ber 6, 1925 . i Just when love was sweetest, And she could have live the best. The gates of Heaven opened 5 m.r?flrfi:'\"o;' r"‘frifio o ‘R _DEVOTE 'SBAND 'AND SON EDWARD H_SMALL' ’ ERWARD M SMALLWOOD. JAMES T WATKINS. In sad but_lovis o of my dear father, TAMIN FRANK. LIN WATKINS "who denarted this life fne year aso today. December 8, 1028. ar is the grave where my father Sweet in ghe memory Which shall "néver ade. Flowers rdav wither, leaves may fade - 1 bt never shall I DEVOTED_D. ™ LENE. WATKing Lo MARY !“GéA WILLLAL. loving rememb of 9N ges and” Drother. FRAN o lost hig iifo el '3 axo today, Dec &t Taneler, Moroesy: December 0, 101 Sweet and neaceful he his rest. G orESE him i T 47 Catled him home: T 3 His will be Gons Toreves, " Dot HIS LOVING MOTHER. Every day brings b sweet memories, Everv memors brivs 3 ear Deen within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of vou, w! e loved so dear. HIS DEVOTED SISTE KATHRINE. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just a mess: fond and tru Ut e heatt athl hli foren v E"ANDERSON, Quincy, Mass. FUNER AL DIRFCTORS P. A. TALTAVULL 436 3h St_SW. M. 1879 NO BRANCH OFFICE. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fiatiunes_1ses JAMES T. RYAN 17 Pa. Ave, S E. Model Chanel. Atlanite 1700. Private Ambulance. Livery in_Connection “Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Member_ National Selected Morticians Main 5512 pri Ave. ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST EAST CAPITOL ST. O T fatran 2 Timothy Hanlon e41 H St N Phone_L. 5543. ‘THE ORIGINAL ‘W.R.SPEARE €0, 1623 CONNECTICUT AVENUE POTOMAC 4600 F_QR.\IERILY AT 1208 H ST. NW. FFE. Funeral Director and 3 in Connection Comma: a. mogdern. ¢rema 532" Fa. Ave. NW. Call Co. A 1385, Frank Geiet’s Sons 12 SEVENTE STtelonone Main 2473 uick, Dienified. Efficlent Service . W. Deal & Co.. LINCOLN 800 816 H St N.E Automobile “T.'F. COSTELL( . H. Sardo & Co. Sumner rd. w8 " MAR. ° beloved mother of ‘hard A__ Young and motherinaw of Floretta Young, F neral Wednesday. December R at 2 p.m. from Lanes C. M, E_ Church, 14th’ and Cets. mee. Rev. P. B. Moore officiating. Jesus can make a dyving Feel soft as downy piliows are. While on His breast I And breathe my life out sweet head ly there. DREN. In Memoriam. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife mother and grand- mother. EMMA BURRELL. who_departed this life two years ago today. December 6, 1923 Leal thy mother tenderly Down life's steen decline: Once her arm was thy support. Now she leans on thine. See unon her lnving face Those deen limes of care. Think. it was her toil for thee Left that record t-cre, Cherieh well Which throy Echoed with its sympathy All thy smiles and tears. Thavk God for thv mother's love, Guard the pric For, the bitter Cometh all tou soon. Private Invalid Limousine el Budil Lincoln 32 Nelther be mai W, R.Spear st Formerly 940 F St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS Proot Ate erey et ¢ Bros. Co., 1212 F St. The Hecht Co.-I" St. Cut Flower Shop, 1st FI. Floral designs delivered promptly to any part of the United States Phone Main 5100 BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanker Spravs” Fe T v B P i O 14 GEO. C. SHAFFER Our Only Store, 14 & Eye PHONES: MAIN 106, MAIN 3418