Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1926, Page 9

CGITY NEWS IN BRIEF. A card party and dance for the benefit of the Union Protestant Church, Herald Harbor, will be given Saturday at the Burlington Hotel. Cards, 9 p.m.; dancing, 9 p.m. Bazaar from 8 to midnight. A dance for the benefit of Loyalty No. 4, Shepherds of Bethle- hem, will be given tomorrow, 8:30 %m.. in Masonic Temple, Eighth and streets northeast. The Business Women'’s Council will give a bazaar and dinner Friday from TUXEDO SUITS $29 On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S 7th & F CHAMBERS WILL GIVE _ Complete Funeral Equal to a_$300 One or § Or One as Low as 00 $ W. W. CHAMBERS (0. The Brownstone Faneral Home 14th, Corner Chapin St. PHONE COLUMBIA 432 3 to 9 p.m. at Epiphany Church par- ;sh house. Dinner served from 6§ to pm. The Mira McCoy Andrews Day Ni will meet tomorrow, 10:30 a.m., at Hotel Hamilton. The Spanish-American Atheneum will meet tomorrow, 8:30 p.m. at the Playhousee. Prof. Angel Vasquez will speak in Spanish. Dancing will fol- low literary program. Study class, United Lodge of Theo- sophists, Hill Buflding, Seventeenth and 1 streets, tomorrow, 8 p.m. Sub- Ject: “The Ocean of Theosophy.” Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F., will sgrve its an- nual dinner tomorrow, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. Lattimore Radcliffe Bible class will have a bazaar tomorrow, from 3 to 11 p.m., at the Lee House. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet tomorrow, b p.m., south side of the Treasury for a hike to be followed By dinner ‘at Herzog's restaurant. Miss Henderschott in charge. Howard University: Tommorrow at noon there will be a college hour in chapel. Foot ball awards. Address by Walter L. Smith, principal of Dun- 'Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store Two of the smartest overcoat styles THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1926. bar School. There will be special music, 6:45 p.m. to 7:30, in library hall. University prayer meeting led by the student council. ORGANIZATION Af 3 TONIGHT. The Susan B. Anthony.Foundation will give a dinner in honor of Mrs. Gertrude Nelson Andrews at the Ar- lington Hotel at 6 o'clock. Columbia Heights Citizens' Assocla- tion will meet, 8 o'clock, at St. Ste- phen's Hall, 3017 Fourteenth street. Admission of new members. The Business Women’s Council will meet at the Church of the Covenant. A musical will be given by Miss Mar- garetta M. Campbell. Mrs. Selden P. Spencer will lead the Bible class pe- riod, from 6 to 7:16 o’clock. The Botanical Society of Washing- ton will meet, 8 o'clock, in assembly hall, Cosmos Club. Howard University Pestalozzi-Froe- bel Forum, 8 o'clock, in library hall, Dean D. O. W. Holmes. ‘War Department, Federal Employes’ Union, No. 261, will meet, 8 o'clock, in room' 500, Bond Building. Takoma Park Baptist Ladies’ Aid will give its sixth annual bazaar in the inday school house from 10 a.m. to 10 o'clock tonight. Turkey dinner from 5 to 7 o'clock, in basement. Oriental Council, Royal Arcanum, will meet at Pythian Temple, 8 o'clock, for election of officers. Phil Sheridan Woman'’s Rellef Corps will meet, 8 o'clock, for election of officers, at Grand Army Hail. The Pan-State Society will meet, 7:45 o'clock, in board room of the District Building. —_— CHARLES RINGLING BURIED Circus King Lald to Rest Amid Im- p;euin Tribute. SARASOTA, Fla., December 7 ().— Charles Ringling, who rose from his father’s harness shop at McGregor, Towa, to a circus magnate and finan- clal heights, was buried here yester- day. Gay tropical flowers and sympa- thetic words in profusion were show- dom’s tribute at the last rites. These came from the lowliest circus roust- about to the captains of the sawdust ing. ¥ B‘uslneu halted in the city during the funeral. Copyright. 1926, Hart Schaffner & Marx art Schaffner & Marx uits—Overcoats—32 The Greatest Value in Clothing that we’ve ever been able to offer at 532 “That’s a strong statement to make—but the suits and over- coats will prove how conservative it really is. Schaffner & Marx have given us much finer and brighter woolens, better handwork, much smarter styles than you’ve ever seen at $32 Roberts Cheviots—Tweeds, W orsteds, newest shades —models for motor, street or dress $47-50 Raleigh Haberdash Luxurious Imported Fabrics, well tailored and beautifully silk lined, $67-50 1310 F Street Hart at MRS. ANNIE G. McCLURE DIES AT CAPITAL HOME | Widow of Former Army Paymaster Succumbs After Long Illness. Funeral Services Tomorrow. Mrs. ‘Annie Getty McClure, 77 years old, widow of Lieut. Col. Charles Mc- Clure, former deputy paymaster gen- eral, U. S. A.; daughter of the late Gen. George W. Getty and sister of Col. Robert N. Getty, U. 8. A, retired, of San Francisco, Calif.,, dled yester- day. at her home, 1470 Spring place. She had been an invalid for the past six years. Mrs. McClure is survived by two sons, William of this city, and George G. of New York City; one daughter, Miss Anita McClure, this city; three brothers, Col. Getty, George Getty, Forest Glen, and Wilmot Getty, Fair- hope, Ala., and one sister, Mrs. N. G Walsh, West Park, N.Y. Funeral services will be held at her home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett will conduct the services. The funeral will be private. Interment will be in Ar- lington Cemetery beside the graves of her sons, Lieuts. John Banister Gib- son McClure and Charles McClure, jr. STROLLERS WIN SUCCESS. “Daddy Longlegs” Presented in St. Paul’s Auditorium. With a smooth and sympathetic presentation of Jean Webster's com- edy, “Daddy Long Legs,” the Stroll- ers, dramatic players of St. Gabriel's Church, last night added another suc- cess to their achievements, in St. Paul's Auditorium, Fifteenth and V streets. The play will be repeated tonight at 8:15. The play was put on under the direction of Charles A. Russell. Re- peated evidence of approval was be- stowed by the audience. Judy, the little orphan girl of the John Greer Home, who falls in love with Daddy Long Legs, the wealthy bachelor, was ably portrayed by Miss Margaret Frawley, niece of the late Dan Frawley, well known to theater- goers of the last few decades. Dan McGrath, as Daddy Long Legs, was a _capable leading character. Mrs. C. ‘W. Chamberlain, playing the matron of the orphanage; James Magruder, as the bad boy; James Gessford, in a dual role of trustee and butler, and James Quigley, as a trustee and sec- retary to Daddy Long Legs, all re- celved generous shares of applause. Others appearing in the cast were Joe Cook, Bob Malloy, Rose Russell, Margaret Barrett, Margaret Steiff, Mildred Gessford and May Russell, as orphans at the home; Josephine Sweeney, as a_ trustee and friend of the orphans; Mary Marsden and Ann Sweeney, as orphan roommates of Judy; J. Stewart Kimball, billed as a twentleth century product; Miss Kathleen Baker, who was “burdened with a pedigree,” and Miss Margaret Singerhorn, as the hired girl. FOUND. BIRD DOG. setter, female. AP Washing- ton_Animal Rescue League. 349 . ave. 8.w. LOST. urdat BROOCH. 01 2 i ? 18th and Columbia rd. or Conn ve Bgw M. Liberal reward. -Re- turn to 1628 21sf w. 7¢ CARD CASE—Lettered odge and motor cards Bhone ¥r. 4. r Main 5004 g CAT, all black, altered, female. Saturday. from 204 1510 ot se.’ Reward. Lincol COIN PURSE, small. change, on sireet car. 9281 between & and AN G and bills. Reward. n 5004 ¢ containing $10 and Reward, Lincoln ired, female: answers to not valuable except as DOG, tan, iy 2619 13th n.w. Adams namé of '“Flu: t. Reward. 90 DOG—Nov oun Seve. UG "Reward. Der 30, Porter st._and Co! & male collle. Tag 7826. Tl ing ot 0G—Light fan Pekinese: Sunday m gn Kenné‘dy st. _Reward. 616 Kennedy n.w. Adams 9287. i DOG. brown and_biack: D. C. license No. 1110: also York Co.. P name “King": reward. 718 Owner. 1387 K st. n.w. s EYEGL, ES—Vicinity of 14th and Girard. B A R orarn “atier °5." #1406 Girard, in__case. A ana ] Oth on B Reward. * Co. hols E between 7th and lumbia_7231. N : EYEGLA . Wisconsin ave. an ay, RO Docember oth. - Phione Cleveland 4103: reward. containing | P: THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Increasing cloudiness, probably foflowed by rain late tonight and tomorrow; rising tem- perature; minimum temperatpre to- night about 28 degrees. Maryland — Increasing _cloudiness, probably followed by rain late tonight and tomorrow; rising temperature. Virginia — Increasing loudiness, probably followed by rain if the west- ern portion tonight and tomorrow; ris ing temperature. . Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 80; § p.m., 27; 12 midnight, 24; 4 am., 21; 8 am., 19; noon, 29. ‘Barometer—4 p.m., ‘30.49; 8 p.m., 30.55; 12 midnight, 80.57¢ 4 a.m., 80.58; 5 a.m., 80.60; noon, 30.53. Highest temperature, 31, occurred at 8 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 19, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 54; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United State Coast and Geodetic Survey.) st Today—Low tide, 3:58 a.m. and 3: p.m.; hl’gh tide, 9:24 a.m. and 9:39 y.m‘i Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:39 a.m. an 4:37 p.m.; high tide, 10:11 a.m. and 10:27 p.m. i The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:13 a.m.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. . Torl:morrow——Sun rises 7:14 a.m.; sun S oon rike 8:28 a.m.; sets 707 p.n. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. b and condition of water ot Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 32; condition, muddy. Weather in Various Cities. ‘Temperature. ©g ® 18om0T Stations. - g 4 1SUIH +* Sepaoeas P\ qqam gser SSSES DoRGS [ 2283 o G escse Baltimore . Birminghaii 30 Bismar AT B e PRGBS BB BO B T S S S0 % 6 s esoones BEES8S: 2Ot EERma: Cleveland_ . CoNim'a.S.6. Denver SO oo 5 1 R et . Clear 883 Rone o ... . Cloundy 0.74 Raining + Clear . Cloudy . Clear « Clear 4 Clotiay Clouc 0.34 Raining . Clear 0.02 Rainin; . Pt.clou 0.02 Clear Raining o Gloar aining isestststssestoestses et Indiananolis. 30.: Jacksonville. Kansas City. 08 Angele ouisville Miami, Fla. N. Orleans.. S et e REeEete S Dot 121063091 1c0De~Tesis L E2anganien RSB TRRERS colgRE e o o e R et Son: PR Spok: WASH DX, 3 800D Ta BB = S SemoDx SESe@ RO SSORRE O = FOREIGN (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Statlons. Temperature. Weather. London, England. Cloudy aris. France.. . Clear Berlin. ~ Germa; Part cloudy Copenhagen, Cloudy Gibraltar. ‘Spain.. Clear Horta (Fayal). Az Part cloudy Hamilton. Bermuda. Cloudy San Juan, Porto Rico. Cloudy Havana, Cuba,. . Clear Part cloudy Colon, Canal Zone RITES FOR MRS. COLFORD. Former Clubwoman Buried Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Ida M. Colford, 74 years old, former club- woman, who died Sunday at her resi- in dence, 1363 Park road, were conducted this morning at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart by Rev. Father Moran, followed by interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. She is survived by her husband. Edward M. Colford, and four daugh- ters, Misses Florence, Ethel and Cora Colford, and Mrs. Ruth D. Byrne. FUR TIE, small Ermine. Monday morning between 17th and L and 17th and O. Re- turn o 1301 17th n.w. and receive reward. GLASSES, tortoise-shell rims, in brown {ekther fuse. Viemity 0f OF In Lausburgh s, Cieve. 3035 == ¢ AN lady's, in Black an ite taxi AR Cican” Willard - Hotel: _containing Clevelana Trust Co, checkbook and sundries. Call_ Mrs, N. S. Lewis, Willard Hotel. or Black_and White Ta ol ot Do KEYS—On 18th et. near §: morning of o Please rn_to_ 1521 20th s POCKETBOOK. _orown. Tueaday _evenin: g ey and valuables. — Finder oMY Money and return’ bockethook »l()ag 6th st. n.w. POCKETBOOK, brown, t about 6 p.m. > s ook "and contents and leep 5th_st. ne. s KETBOOK left on desk in Northeast Evinge Bank Dec. ‘Btn‘about 15 noon: Please return pocketbook with papers and check, keep money. P.J. Stubener. Bla bure, ‘Md POCKETBOOK—Small black seal with ros- o Klevs and money: reward: Call Adame 8671 9o ntleman's, contain- c. Park car going Return_pocket. money. 118 POLICE PUPPY, black and tan. six months old: answers to the name_ of “Prince." Finder please call Linc_ 5783-J after 6 o'clock or return to 2931 Yost pl. ne. 8 PURSE, brown leather, containing change . biils! ear. platform, 12th and ¥ st Thursday afternoon. _Phone Frank. 7232. PURSE—Small tan in Woodward & Fothrope: | ory liberal reward. | Phone Clarendon_835-3-1. 89 SILVER_BRACELET, Tinks: reward offered. Main_7870. SKID CHAIN: vicinity of 16th and Lamont, Dec. 6th, 8 pam.: reward. Col. 4501 SMALL PIECE OF TAPESTRY with figwre ? on ¥ st. car Monday moriig . Sares b 505, THes Col s ¥ WRIST WATCH—Gold, in leather case, with pitlals M. R.; Thurediy.' Finder ‘call Weat imported, six-sided Flader pleass call need a loan you sometimes need it quickly COL. G. L. SCOTT DIES. Retired Officer Succumbs in San Francisco. Col. George L. Scott, U. S. Army, retired, died at the Letterman Gen- eral Hospital, San Francisco, last Sunday, according to War Depart- ment advices. He was born in Ore- gon November 24, 1849, and was grad- uated from the Military Academy in 1875. He was attached to the Cav- alry and served in several Indian campaigns on the Western frontier in the 80s, in Porto Rico during the Spanish War and afterward at Fort Sill, Okla.; Pittsburgh, Fort Mec- Dowell, Calif., and Leech Lake In- dian Agency, Walker, Minn. He was retired for age in July, 1918. Widow Left Bowman Estate. Mrs. Lillie J. Bowman filed a peti- tion in the Probate Court yesterday for letters testamentary on the estate of her husband, Maj. Gen. Alpheus Henry Bowman, U. S. A., retired, who died November 10, 1926, and also for the probate of his will, dated Decem- ber 28, 1913. Testator, who named his widow sole beneficlary and executrix of the estate, owned premises 1905 Kalorama road, valued at $10,260, bonds and securities estimated at $70,- 000, cash in bank $1,600 and other personal property worth about $2,000. Attorneys Peelle & Ogilby represent ¥Mrs. Bowman. — Through our representation of The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston, Massachusetts, we are enabled to give you immediate action at lowest current rates. SSERPHE| PG NO APPRAISAL CHARGES MINIMUM “ Founded 1907 1417 K Street—Main 9300 OR SETTLEMENT FEES— TITLE COSTS Card of Thanks OWENS. We wish to thank the many friends for their expressions of symnathy and beautiful tributes at the death of our | loved one, JOHN HENRY OWENS. THE FAMILY. * Marriages. BECKERT—BROWN. On Wednesday, mber 24, 1926, ‘at 11 a.m., at th vars Bapdat Church, by nethy. ‘Miss MARY BL ACKERMAN. On Tuesaay. December. 7. 1926, at Garfield Hospital, HARRY G.. beloved son of Geurra W. and Johanna Ackerman. residence 1333 C st. ne. Fu- neral {rom his parents’ residence on Thurs day. December 9. at 2 pm. Relatives and | friends invited to utiend. Lincoin ' GCemetery. ATWOOD. On Monday, Decemver 6, 1926 at Emergency Hospital, GRACE F.. beloved wife of Chester M. Atwood of 915 20th,| et. nw._ Funeral from the parlors of James T. Ryan. 317 Pennss nia ave. ... Thursday, December 9. at 2 p.m. In- terment Congressional Cemetery. 8 BOSWELL. Suddenly, on December 4. 1 SARAH C_ beloved wife of William W Boswell. ~Funeral from residenco of so 771 10th st. se. on Wediesday. Decem ber 8.at 2 pm. Relatives and friends ) BROWNING. On_Tuesday, December 1926, ‘at ‘the residence of her son. Robert E. Browning. M after brief f{llness, MARY ) N BROWNING, widow of the late Livingston Browning and devoted mother of William ._Browning. Rev. Robert Evans Brown- ing. Dr. Andrew J. Browning and Mrs Frederick W. Payne. brought to Washington to the residence her son, William L. Browning. 3300 New- ark st. Cleveland Park. Notice of fu- neral and interment later. 8% CHAMBERLIN. December 5, 102€. at Ken- dal House,” of pulmonary _ embolism, MARY M. CHAMBERLIN. aged 60 years Remains will be removed from late resi- dence, 1711 Lanier place. Wednesday at 1 p.m.. for interment at Logansport. Ind. ¢ COLFORD. Sunday, December 5, 1926, at her residence. 1363 Park rd. n.w.. IDA'M.. beloved wife of Edward M. Colford. Fu- neral from her late residence Wednesday, December 8, at 10:30 am.: thence to the Sacred Heart Church, where mass will be said at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment’ at Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. = i) DARCY. her home, Forestville, Md.. LILLIAN B beloved daughter of William A B. Darcy. 'uneral services 10 . _Wed- nésday, December 8. at Forestville Meth- odist Church. Friends invited. o DENT. Departed this life Tucsday, Decem- ber 7, 1926, at 1 am.. at his residence. 1631 P nw., after a short illness, JAMES E. DENT, the beloved husband of Maymie E. Dent. Besides his wife, he leaves two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Toy. Mrs. Josephine Butler, and y_relatiyes and friends. Funeral notice later. * ELLIOTT. On Monday, December 6, 1926, at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Fannie Limback, 2920 N st. n.w.. MARY ELLA wife of John F. Elliott and daughter_of the late Robert and Laura Pettit. Fu- neral from above residence on Thursday, December, 9. at 8:45 a.m.. thence to Holy Trinity Church, where mass will be_ said at 9:16 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8 GASKINS. On Monday. December 8, 1026, at_his residence. 831 Whittier pl. n.w.; CHARLES = H. 'GASKINS, Sr.. beloved husband of Mary A. Gaskins (nee Mullin). Funeral Thursday. December 9. at 0 o'clock: thence to the "Church of the Nativity, where mass will be sald at 0:30. Rolatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemeter: 8 HANCE. December 6, 1921 1:30 p.m.. at home. ELENOR WILSON. beloved diughter of the late Theodore F and Harriet M. Hance_and sister of Em- s Osborne Hance. . Funeral " eery] ly residence, errydale. Va.. Thuraday. December 9. at 11 a.m. HORNER. Departed this life December 6, 1926. at_his home. Woodbridge, Va. BARKLEY W. HORNER. in his 8lst year. He is survived by six daughters, two sons and a host of grandchildren and great- andchildren. Funeral services will be eld at W()odbrldfi: Baptist Church Wed- {‘:5:&]&3’- 2 pm. latives and (rh‘nds.m- KING. Sundag, once of On Sunday, December 5, 1926, at on December 5. 1926. at his Tesidence, 425 5th st. se., JAMES AL- BERT Peloved father of Josenh Fine and brother of Samuel Young. Funeral from his late residence Wednesday, De- cember 8. at 1 p.m. * LONG. Sudden; at_her residence, 2000 Ordway 1., ELIZABETH FOSTER LONG, Wwidow of Col. Andrew K. Long, U. S. A Services private. Please omit fiowers. 8 MARSHALL, = Suddenly. December 6. 1026, er lence, 25 O'Brien’s court n.w., MARY E. MARSHALL. daughter of Rose Page and sister of William and Louis Page, Martha Pollard and lda Blackwell; she also leaves two nieces. two_nephews and a devoted friend, Addison Brannum, Funeral from her late residence Thursday, December 9. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 8 McCLURE. December 6, 1026, at 10:30 am.. at_ her residence, 1470 Spring pl. nw. ANNIE GETTY MCCLURE. widow of ‘Lieut.” Col.” Charles McClure. deputy Pbaymaster general, U. 8. A., and daughter Of the late Gen. George W. Getty. Notice of funeral later. 8 MORRIS., On Monda{. December 6, 1026, at_his residence, 1419 R st. n. after a brief illness. JOHN C.. beloved hiisband of Julia F. Mullen Morris. Funeral from his late residence on Wedriesday. December i, ?l 10:30 a.m. Interment Glenwood Cem:: ery. PHILLIPS. _Suddenl, ber °6, 1926, HO husbaid” of Margaret 2211 M st. n.w Funeral services fron his late residénce 2211 M st. now. cn * Wednesday, December 8. at 2 p.m. Friends and relatives invited to attend. Intermeit Mount Olivet Cemetery. PYLES. On Sunday, December 5, 1026, ot 3:30 p.m. SARAH PYLES. beloved of John Pyles. Funeral servicos at Wisc's undertaking _establishment, 2900 M st n.w., on 'ednesda; December 8, at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. terment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. RICE. Tuesday, December 7, 1 am. at Freedmen's Hospital, GRACE “A. RICE. beloved wife of Robért Rice and devoted mother of Helen Rice Weeden, Sadie Rice Adams. Robert Rice jr.. and Albert Rice. Nouce of funeral later. ¢ RILEY. On Sunday. December 5. 1926, at his residence. 520D 9th st. n.w.. JOHN H RILEY, beloved brother of Charles and George" Riley and”Kogle Shankiin, “uncie of Bernard Riley. Funeral Wednesda December 8, at p.m.. from the W. E nest Jarvis' Co.'s funeral parlors. Georgia ave. n.w. ROBINSON. Monday. December 6. 1926, ‘CORNELIUS M. son of the late Robert and Louisa A. Robinson and brother of M. and Laura A. Rob- inson. Vednesday, December 8. from the residence, 139 L st. n.w.. at 2 p.m. Friends are invited. bt ROBINSON. Members of the Men's Cliff Rock Association are requested to attend te brother. “COR- ON. from his late n;w., December 8, on Monday. Decer- ARD "LEON." beloved Cady Phillips_cf the funeral of our NELIUS M, ROBI residence, 139 L st. at 1 p.m. Death No W._H. JOH W. J. SINGLETON., SEWARD. On Sunday, D at 11:85 pm. JOSERHI the late William L. Se friend of Mrs. Hedwig Patzschke. Fu- neral from the parlors of Wm. H. Scott, 409 Sth st. se.. Thursday, December 9. at 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be gaid for the repose of her soul. Interment at Congressional Cemetery. 8* SHEAHAN. Monday. December 6. 1926 MARY L. beloved wife of James Sheahan and oldest daughter of the lat Michael and Mary Connolly.” Funegal from her late residence. ‘313 Upshur st. n.w. Thursday. December 9. at 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Gabricl's €hurch at 9 am. Inter: ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8 SHIRLEY. Departed this life Saturday, De- cember 4. 1926 at his _re-idence. 120 3rd et, s.w. JOHN J. SHIRLEY. JHe ieaves to mourn their loss one niece. threa nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday December 0 at 9 am. from the Church of the Good Shepherd.” 1 st. between 2nd and drd Interment at Mount Olivet Cem- . President. 7y, mber 5. 1926, > A widow of rd and devoted SMITH. Departed this life_SundayeDecem- ber 5. 1926. DOROTHY SMITH. 'the lov- ing wife of Allie Smith. She leaves to mourn her 10ss a father. John three sisters. four brothe d a other relatives and friends. Funeral Wed: nesday., December 8, a p.m.. from W. T. Talbert's undertaking parlors, 436 Riggs st. n.w. N STORMONT. On Sunday. December 5, 1926 at ‘his_residence. 55 R st ne. WIL- LIAM_THOMAS. heloved hushand of the late Mary Ellen Stormont (nee Wade) Funeral from his lag» residence on Wed nesday. December 8. at 10-30 a.m. thencs to St Aloysius Church. where miass will be said_at 11 am. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WATERS. On Monday. December 6. 1926, at_his' residence in 'Laurel. Md DOLPH R.. beloved hushand of Waters. Funeral from St. Philip's on Thiirsday. December 9. at 2 p.m. WHEATLEY., into rest Tuesday mornin e 7. " {026 af 230 at the ‘l'rlnmln, Washington. D. C.. VIR. GINIA R, WHEATLEY, widow of Samuel E. Wheatley. Notice of funeral later. 9 VHITE. Officers and members of Morning War Lodge. No. 40, T B. P. 0. Eiks of W., are hereby notified to meet in a ses- sign of gorrow Tuesday night, December 775¢ Pythian Bldg. (Arcade). corner 12tn Thd 0 sts, nw. at 8 0clock o for the firpose of arranging for the funeral and ParPRe of, ‘one late deceased brother, ALBERT WHITE. Funeral services to be held Wednesday. Deember 8 1 pm. at Rehobeth Baptist Church. 1sf st. ‘between Nand 0 sts. 8w Todge "will askemble at *his late residence. 445 Hth ‘st a.w. Wcers and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 85 Forest Temple. No. 9. and Colam: bia T’mble.{ No. 422, invited to be present. order o BY HT12M B. HARRIS, Exalted Ruler. attest: FLOYD C. PAYXNE, Sec. 7 OUNG. _The Ladies' CIff Rock Society “‘nuu» nces the death of Mrs. MARGARET YOUNG:" Fineral - Wednesday, . December 8,026, grom“Tane's ¢35, Church. ‘and C ats, e at 1 p. 0 B ENE MARSHALET Presient. JENNIE E. BARNES. Fin. Sec. | Jus Interment Fort | 1 Her remains will be | today, Decen: wie was the sweetest, And b 1'2ave Tive iz him Do to res BANKETT. SISTERS, remembrance of our usbaind and tatier, SAMUEL BOS: 1 elerm; aso oday. December 5, 1016, aweet spirit. rest WIFE STARIE AN LHOMAS EDWAKD. A D BUELL. Sweetest memosics Ao ", "SR BEVERDy Bhalse Who Oasted uway four years 4 Bl cassed away lous Sears 4go today. Gone but not forgotten. THE FAMILY. * BURCH. A tribute of love o the precious ‘memory ‘of_our beloved wife and mothe NELLIE" 07 BUCis who' diliered 1ot etertial Test eisht Years g0 today. ber 1. 1918, i oo Keep her, J W T Then. oh, Master. 4 d As” we'di HER DEVOTED HL in Thy keeping, the shining_shore, let ave her, ore. D DAUGH- In loving meme FRANCES DABAE life December of our dear . who depart- L1020, ou hast left us, toved 15 stille ant 10 our home. never can be d AND HOWV- DABNEY. motner, [ IDA. CLARA In loving re isbamt and N, who died i cemver | hL LaCES ]n“l)‘\v- he Lies th in 1 LOViNG embrance of our EAR- ard, the " flow we love: lonely. silent grave. . ViRGINFAFEARSON. am of life rolls on, : e, the smile . who wat there . FLORENCE AR- softly sleeping, gently wav Recalls Ot our i 1 h ot dear futh, DAUGHTEI N. In remembrance of our lovin SALLY FREEMAN. Who Geparted Site vears digo. today. Decensber nER POl "o JEVOTED " CHILD 3 Litat ! OntR g PREN. (MRS, BE MAN. MRS! SARAH WILSON: * memory of our des BERNARD L. ‘WhoGharied thin rs dco today. December 7. foreotten Forget him? No. I pever wi 1'0ved him then, T love hite atill. His memors ecios today. e paed awapt, - FATHER” S:5TER AyD LUCAS. In loving tribute to the memory of my dear sister. LUCAS, who de- Barted this fite Jily 24 10agn> whO de Full triumph reg Gone bt b o Jascty, Lo ER. " ROBERT SMALL- LUMPKIN. In sad but loving remembrance sar mother, MARY J. LUMBRIN Pgdied one year ago today. December Gone but not forgotten. One year v Dear mot Your v, Dasswd e memary or_the He_sent away. is not forgotten, rd knew best. 3 to_the angels, o rnal rest. LUMIER LOVING DAUGHTER MARY. o MPKIN. In loving remembrance dear mother. MARY 7L NEKIN B Geperd, thif e o Year a0 today, "De- What is home without ? Al things the World may wende | mother, 3 our dearest friend. o1 wore the crown of patience, Through life you struggled on. Ang'thote' hand that rec St Were the h PARROTT. In | emory o father.” RALPH §° PARROTE. Who Cgar red’ ¢ ;‘xg;l!,fx\p-.:, seven years ago, “HILDREN. ETHEL P. POPE. R, ° PARROT N 3 CAMPBELL. . AND e In sad but lov 6, 9Ur, Veloved rathier And Kusbang gAT ak0 today. December 7. [ing ol OBe year You are resting in peace, vv One year has rmw:kafl e o oL are kone but not forey We thiti of Yo' each dr o™ HILDREN. - WIFE AND ¢ SAXTON, In sad but_lovin, 09 helovdis R A BT . Decemier 3, . ] SR MOTHER. + SMALLWOOD. I lorin Jemory of ou: den other “and * grandmother, MARY SMALLWOOD, ho Genarted thi 111 R Full triumh of faith, SON. ROBERT ' sk {owEosien- TER oS Lucas™ ann SAREH SMITH. A tribiute of fov ; 50 feigred Bnchand “und fatherm BT 0 today. Decomber 7. Thngicd 8% years At last his strugeles are he burden of Tite he 1t dwn: fiataker of earth and of heaven a8 Dresented: him' with o ca, A crown. How truly he earned i3, sacrifice.” service and loge " d with gema so precio TG R Ui DRI ANNIE'H. sxrr, oA tribute of love ang urpdeparted Toved “one.” PRANRY &° WELLS. wno departed this 1ite sy hopels ako today. 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