Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1927, Page 9

V7 78/ 8\ 8\ A8 NI e iray @i THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN BEAUTIFUL NEW APARTMENT Jrssac Clark, Colored, Ts Serinmly} Modern and Attractive | ~and 2 {.arge Rooms ‘ Kitchen v rooms well arranged —spacious closets—unique patio Be sure to see them today. Rents Apply Resident Manager EISEMAN’S 7th and F Sts. Come to Eiseman's for odd to piece our your suit. pairs to choose from—all colors —all sizes—all materials. ' TWELVE ARE INJURED Hurt: Two Motorists Arrested. and Bath Twelve persons were injured—one man seriously—and two motorists were arrested in automobile accidents late vesterday and last night Jesse Clark, colored, 65 vears old, of 1748 Willard street is suffering from a fracture of the skull and other serious injuries in Emeregency Hos pital, after being knocked down yes terday by an automobile operated, ac cording to police, hy Thomas . Kelly, {28 vears old, of 2300 California street |at Seventeenth and S streets. Kelly was arrested and charged with reck |less driving. Ho was later released on $2.000 hond Reasonable Apt. 106, 2131 O Street N.W, || -z i o e oo e save; Least said soonest mended so runs the old ad- age and many bills that have extras and interest added to them every month are charges. To Match Your Odd Coats BurSyoilaretch axie ed for credit just the same We do not have to keep silent, as we do P not add any interest . or service or carrying AND UP charges on your hills either for credit or budget buyving. That's why we pro- trousers where vou get variety claim so loudly that and value. mendous we do not penalize our Select from our tre- A friends. stock the pair youneed 3.000 IN AUTO ACCIDENTS | | northeast, was also arrested late vew terday after an automobile alleged to have been operated by him had knocked down Catherine Bell, 12 years old, colored, of 407 Sixty-first street northeast, while in front of her home. She was not seriously hurt Diggs was taken to the eleventh precinct nd locked up on charges of reckless driving, operating an automobile with out a permit and using dead license tags ven persons were hurt, none seri ously, when an automobile operated by Ned Holman, 23 years old, of 1213 Vermont avenue, and a Washington Rapld Transit bus operated by Omar R. Mice collided at Seventeenth street and New York avenue. The victims all were able to walk half a bloc Emergency Hospital. where the fol lowing were treated Mr Hfl)mav: George D. Burrus, 2123 1 street: E | W. MecCarthy, 1222 Shepherd street | A. Gildes, 1327 Kenvon street; Mary Copeland of Falls Church, Va.; Mar guerite Copeland, Alexandria, V and Louise Anderson of XlPx.!n-\n« Va. Car and Auto Collide. In a collision hetween a Washing ton Railway and Electric street car ‘-IIVI’ an automobile eperated by Alonzao Deeds of apartment 602, the North umberiand, at Ninth and Mount Ver | non place, three perscns were hurt, all occupants of the automobile. Mr Deeds suffered a laceration of the scalp; Leroy Lewis, 3h years old, of 1408 H street, sustained cuts about | the left leg, and Miss Gladys Wright. 31 years old, of apartment 506, the Northumberland, sustained a fracture of a rib and of rho right collar bone FORMER SENATOR DIES. John P. T. Mathias Served 8 Years in Maryland Legislatur Special Dispatch to The Star FREDERICK. Md. January 21.— John P. T. Mathias, Thurmont, Md., 78, for eight years a Maryland Sena- tor and the owner of extensive farm ing land in Frederick County, Md., and Jefferson County, W. Va. died last night at Walkersville, Md., where he had gone for treatment, after an ill ness nf more than nine years. Death was due to paralysis | He was long prominent in the Mary- |1and Republican party, was a member of the State delegation In the conven tion that nominated Taft for Presi | dent, a member of the commission that remodeled the Maryland State House and served on the commission that erected the State Armory in Fred- erick. He also served two vears as a meraber of the House of Delegates His wife and one son, Charles Me(" Mathias, survive him. Wife Charges Misconduct. Mrs. Marion E. Smith today filed suit in the District Supreme Court for an ahsolute divorce from Raymond F. Smith. charging misconduct and nam- ing a corespondent. Mrs. Smith telis the court she withdrew a suit for divorce last July on the promise of her hushand to reform. She declares he failed to keep the promise. They were married at Rockvill Md.. August 4 1919, Attorne Simon Hirshman appears for the wi s GOOD Al E I 25 Suits and 0’Coats, '35 Suits and 0’Coats, 45 Suits and 0’Coats, ON LIBERAL TERMS This is your best opportunity to save on your suit and overcoat. Our entire has been drastically clearance. The same good-wearing qualities whic our clothing can now be had at substantial savings clection, and charge it if yo Our Liberal Credit Plan —allows you the privilege of dividing the pay ments to suit vour added for the arrangements which are made. educed for quick styles, Drop in tomorrow, make your convenience. &I\I\X'S 19 24 stock patterns and h characterize u wish. Nothing o T i ) d | Raleigh Hotel. “Reward FRIDAY, JUDGE C. 0. MARKHAM | [ ... DIES AT HOME HERE Chief Examiner of Patent Designs Was Formerly on Pension Ap- peal Board. Judge . 0. Markham, #6 vears old, chief examiner of the design division of the United States Patent Office, died at his residence, 2217 First street, last night. after a long illness. He had been confined to his home since the early Fall with heart disease Judge Markham was horn in Ashta bula, Ohjo, December 10, 1860, receiv- ing his education in Valparaiso, Ind.. and Olivet, Mich. He resided in Eaton Rapids, Mich., for a number of vears, serving as city treasurer and city attorney there before coming to Washington in 1900, He was appointed to the Board of Pension Appeals in that year and was later transferred to the interference division. He has heen chief examiner of the design division for abhout 12 vears He was a member of the Michigan | Bar Association before coming to| Washington. He was an elder of Eckington Preshyterian Church, and in 1907 organized the Bliss Bible class of the Sunday school there and con ducted the class for 15 years. He was a past master of Faton Rapids, Mich Lodge No. 63, F. A. and A. M., and for- MRS, mer secretary of the Michigan State o Association of Washington. He was a that organization. He was also a member of the District Bar As to Be sociation. Judge Markham ig survived by widow. Mre. Millie M. Markham.: two daughters. Mrs. Eugene L. Flynn and Mre. Florence Campbell, this city: three brothers, William Markham, San Francisco, Calif.; Lyman and Harry Markham, El Paso, Tex.. and three sisters, Mrs. Lewis Hartenburg, Mrs. James Gary and Mrs. Roge Chaffee, all of Eaton Raplds, Mich : Funeral services will he held here|DY her hus Sunday at 1:30 o'clack at the Ecking ton Presbyterian Church. conducted hig| . Mrs. Augi Washington Wednesday. Episcopal sister, Miss The widow and Mrs. Fiynn will ac- company the hody to Eaton Rapids ; where burial will e Monday. Frt i Deaths Reported. Park,” will The following deaths have hean reportsd {to the Heaith Department in the last 24 - ours Magdelene Fick 38 Pravidence Hospital Apra H M cCurde 85 TT1TH ot ice ax. T8 42 E The Nati Amelia Mulky. 60_ Casualty Hospital Anna C Ker. B2, St. Elizabeth's Hos- | COtta was | e itiam F. Tucker. 54. Portner Avart- | by Hyman ments 3 s Watac 3 N st Ernest Hagan. 51. Sibles Hosnital William ‘B Moran. 73, Gallinger Hoapital Marv'Sandennall 34 246" 36th st v | i rederick S Emmons. 48, 1321 Cotum- | longing' to © | "william 1. Dents. 58 sity, Hospita 5. gartea f :fn was i arv” Eepes. 54, Garfield Hospita se v Frederick Zoller. 8. 1120 41h jSeE Ry n Trena "B Janson o8 1 | Randan” Afsona™in’ Saineer Hoss) M. andal lams Gallinger ospital FA'HH! C. Chase. 62, 1109 ) t o ar Tt e 4 Freadmen's H Harry Johnson. Casualty H« uo\h»(_n;:r- m;‘ 4?”1"'[-) Hn‘) Mary Gihson, 2. ‘reedmen ospital V. ‘V\Vllw) A Water 48. Walter Reed Hoe- [ and Martha pital d. Henry Williams, 72. en route Eme: B Rh)\lm Jones. 7 months, Children's Hos- Th!“r’:’r:k‘“‘"‘:’ orgetown Uni following, Hitter 8. Brown. 1 month 20 Morton 1. | bl 3 % 4 Infant “of Henvy and. Marie Santord, "% | " Rawhrald dayi. Colnmbia Horplta it Births Rc Charles R and Nellie | n Hurst. girl Henry £ "ing Nrile . MeGee i ;o MWorrls wind" Clare. Rathner. s ¥, sy of Roland G. and Marietta Ford- girl Howard L. Resin B and Wl V. Bldgach. bos Josenh E "and_Catherine Vo Jenking: hos Chuies .50 Mare T Mncteryng; o7 | Ronaid U James R. and Margaret Davis. Boy Ludwiz Hei J. Harvey J Pearl Irley of THE _ PRIVATE - AMBULANCES | t rates in eity and finest d from eity hos- $4 COLUMBIA 432 W. CHAMBERS CO, rain tonight JEWlSH RADIO ||| extreme nor SERVICE tomorrow ni; TONIGHT { West Virg sional rain warmer tonij Si OITOW '3 PM. Clreee Sn--n-—wncl T v EARING APPAREL BLA( FOR MOURNING 7 noon. 43 30.30; 12 mic The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. |5 2. 3033 Linc. 1810_Line 18i1—Linc. g2 " | Highee: e 41, occurred ATREDALE DOG—Young: T < Temperatu Owner claim and identify lnd“:v;dv.:dll“ o | Highest, Tumbia ‘8880, ; Taver menev. some change and foo: 5 B e e D IR et | Tods BRACELET. white gold et with 3 Jan. 17th in Woodward & Lothron's ‘or on | P0 gar to Hyattaville. Reward. Phone Hyasts. | Tomorrow BRACELET—Gold. Cansburgh's Atf 111:29 pm B ey Rowany i o Cjpsronm | 11:29 1 BRACELETGold Rlarree. Wwith cimeo sef s a week ag0. Reward. Telephone Col. 9353, | . Today —St . 516 p.m BRIEF CASE—Leather. heiween Post Office,| _TOMOIrTow Canitol " and 2ad st sw. Return desk | gets 5:17 par COLLTE DOG—Answers fo name Bill" or | obi Billy red hrown Pot 2010 Hillyer Automobil | €6TN PURSE. small. containing rosary with | name inscribed on 1t and money. near St ndi mouth Hotel blue tick gyn. near Dr. Stewart's farm I reward. 1.'B. Blarnd. Suitland. Md Small. white and bros caring har. | ness and tas 117 eward if returned to T1E wt, mow.. Ant, 308 1 returmed ¢ FOUNTAIN PEN. Parker-doufold, bat. 16th and Lamont andl Tivoll Theater. Jan. 20th | water at Gr perature, 34 tortoise shell and gold frames. in | Stations. Edmonds" case: Jan. 10th. between G. 0. and 15th and Pennsylvania ave. Return Ant . 19 T st._ne Reward. 2 GLASSES—In Edmands case, vicinity of oric_ave. and 13th at Finder vlease "R V. Graves. Main 8070, after & v.m GOLD WATCH and chain. gentleman's, Mon. dnv—(‘ G st Main 8466, Branch 55 Re- ward 23¢ KEYS_ 3. on piated_metal chain: one_Corbin %’:,",.','.‘:.‘.{.‘.m latch kev one Statler 787, Bismarck ward. - Phone_Potoma g Boaton PERSIAN CAT—! | Wednesday_from 3 17th answers to game CBUIv Line. 8383, Reward P crescent - Latin inseription and name nivie .. Follansbee Bl Vicinity 14t and Trvine. Rewagd T PLATINUM PIN with diamonds and sap- phires._ at Bal Boheme. Willard Hotel. Mon. day. 17th: suitable rewa 1747 Rilbourne, [ Galveston | Phene Adams 2086 Helen: POCKETROOK—Containing money and per- ?ll;lfi’l‘ T Taesday. Rtum Lo addrec. on eirds | Jndianan I nocketbook. $10 reward Jackso POCK ather: lost on Park | Los Angeles. o i 1 finder kindly call | I Cleveland . Colum'a.8 € | POCKETBOOK iine watch and $23: R POCKETROOK—Will who “found | FRfadeiohia nocketbook on Randle & nds bus Wed- | Phoenix . . nesday evening please return to 2318 Minne- | Pittaburg] POCKETBO0K, o T ontining PU!I(E DOG, " female. fawn colored. ears htly split. near Howard Unlren(u Or Call North 361. Reward. PURSE—Small, containing bank_bool, n: and other important things: between P gf and Sprine rd. on 14th st. car, Friday be- tween 12:50 and 1: - vEy important. £ Ce 7 Wi 5 rosary and_m Matthew's Chitren. Sui case. Reward. Amzz ladi roo f Wi e ol 4887 W "..u-n""" SWEATER, black. by “Travel 6™ left on Woodl 830 pom.. 13th. . Reward. | Sieckholn Phane Dol. 4449 oria (F' imp body ¢ lruek -Rl[ umum, L L JANUARY 21, In 24 Hours o Barometer 3 p.m. vesterday: low Moon rises ol n.w. half hour after sunset. | thews (hurch. ~Call Apt. %08, Mon| Temperature and condition of 21, 1927 nt Expert Dies | JUDGE €. 0. MARKHAM. JUDSON DIES. member of the executive committee of | Former Organist at Grace Church Buried Tomorrow. usta Springsguth Judson, 50 vears old, a lifelong resident of and Takoma Park, died at her residence, 77 Eastern avenue She had been ill & year Mrs. Judson was a_member of St Stephen's Episcopal Church, and for seven years was organist at Grace Church, Ninth and D streets southwest. She is survived sband, Charles C. Judson one son, Charles Bartlett Judson: a brother. Carl A. Springsguth, and one Pauline Springsguth, all by the pastor, Rev. Henry Wooding.|o¢ wWashington Funeral services will be held tomor Zurhorst funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol street, at 2:30 o'clock Rev. Dr. C. M. Young, pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church, Takoma officlate. Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery Brick Company Sued. onal Brick Co. of Terra sued yesterday in_Circuit pital Court for a total of $25.000 damages Patlen and his wife, Mrs Pearl Patlen. 243 Q street, for alleged 1 injuries to Mrs. Patlen. Through At Marion Moore. 32. Walter Reed Hosvital. | torneys Simon, Koenigsberger, Young & Brez, it is alleged that a truck be he brick company collided with an automobile in which Mrs. Pat- ding August last, at nue and W street. riage Licenses. Marriage licenses have heen issued 10 the Henry Tehinski and Mary Reed Harold F. Locke and Amy F. Cross. both a uarles of Silver Spring. Md.. .. Crutchfield of Forest Glen, ith and Gladys M. Coram elton _of * Elfison. Va.. and illiams of Richmond. Va an and Olive Kelley Lorance Robinson and Helene Pendleton, ham. Va, McQuade and Elsie M. Fugel Charles T. Belt of Seat Pleasant. Md., and Susie A. Queen of Huntsville, Md Charles T. Siebel of Spencerville. Md.. and ctad aagtte S Bt R - 0 el T Cleveland. Ohio nner and Gustavia Dani Garrett and Harriet Has Harman 1" Ochinsks and Cecelia 7. Marks Mascarini and_Ida W. Adoltson James A" Johnson and Grace E_Payton Imeier and Frances Brandner ohnson of Annapolis. Md.. and Richmond. Va WEATHER District of Columbia—(Cloudy; occa tonight and tomorrow ght; colder tomorrow Virginia - Cloudy with occasional and tomorrow: warmer in th portion tonight: colder ght. inia—Kain tonight and to- armer in north portion to colder tomorrow night — Records for 24 Hours. | Thermometer—4 p.m., £0: 8 pm.. 51; | 12 midnight, 45: 4 a.m., 43: 8 am.. 41 § pm., 30.23; 8 p.m Inight. 30.32: 4 a.m.. 30.32 noon, 30.34 mperature, 60, occiirred at temperature, at 7:40 a.m. today ure same date last year 62; lowest, 34 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast,and Geodetic Survey.) Low tide, 4:52 a.m. and 5:08 p.m.; high tide, 10:35 a.m. and 10:47 —Low tide, 5:34 a.m. and Lin 5:54 p.m.; high tide, 11:16 a.m. and office. The Sun and Moon. i ros a.m.; sun sets Sun rises 7:23 a.m.: sun | n < 8:3€ pm.: sets 8:46 a.m e lamps to be lichted onc ition of the Water. reat Falls at & a.m condition, muddy Weather in Various Cities. ¥ Temperature. = Weatber. Anpansas . Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Rain Gloudy tcloudy 024 Cloudy Cloudy 006 Rain Snow Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clea Pt.clondy Cloudy Cloudy Fog Rain n Clondy Rain . Cloudy Rain Cloudy Clear oF Cloudy Cloudy Rain Gloudy ou Clear Cle: Lioeaous By o a3 31 Fox FOREIGN. . Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather B o art. e Part loudy Cloudy pari Sloudy Part tloudy Cloudy Part_cloudy WARTIME COMMANDER | | { o OF HAWAII DIES ON COAST .. ‘ ‘"b’ i A Yoo S UM Penidemenr Miad "N at Brig. Gen. John P. Wisser, Retired, | oran ' Funeral | mervices at . Gaw (.‘1.‘ oreh 1 B Th.w saturdar _Had Varied Duties and Got Tantare. TS g Taverment Gl wood gl MULHALL Friday Januars Va7 Distinguished Service Medal. CLMALL, Gn Foday, Jamars 21, 1037, e Jate Johtt and Mary Muhail - No- Brig. Gen. John P. Wisser, a retired | {ite 0f funecal hereaftar 22 ; wigs eman POTEET. On Thursday. January 20. 1937 Artillery officer, died at the Letterman FOTFET, On Thyisay, Jamiay 50 o160 General Hospital, San Francisco, Wed- beioved wife ot Willgh ¢ potest. Funersi needay, according to War Department 0 % 5 0™ tntermant sun Al Bine Groce emetert s A native of Missouri, he was R e e advices, graduated from the Military Academy { g in June, 1874, and afterward served ROBINSON. | Temple. No will several fours of duty as an instructor RO NG S ol Bauehyer B at that institution . 8% ¥ Bantit He was stationed at the old arsenal t Heighte, Mii, Morn at Washington Barracks in 1877 and f e in 1884 made a tour of Europe study s Danghte ing military maneuvers. In 1906 he ROSA \u}n\‘v}“ 'M»‘il(’!(‘ was attached to the office of the ief el .“'”; A ol of staff, this clty, and shortly or WAT ouErh RIDER. dea served three vears at Berlin as mil husband of Ruth allahan Ryde tary attache. In addition to his regu “\”" of funeral hereaft 2 Jar duties in all parts of the United & On Toursday, Jania ». 1037 department during the World War William Henry ‘,,,_. a \, -y “,.n. and was awarded the distinguished j‘;""“"-‘”l ';'y‘"h;:mv’”“\l} :‘,‘ ‘\h!.‘v{: service medal for handiing many diffi ol S TR L LT U T cult problems arising in that ocean haral from hia late \dence. &16 40 outpost “with rare judgment, tact and “;‘ v-;u: . n," \:" great skill.” high mass will be He was retired for age in July, 1916 ol elalives and ‘7"\'2“ but was reassigned to active duty re I d 10 atten when the United States entered the | TORREY. On Tuesday. Jenuars 18 1927, World War R T(\R]\H Se 1 2 Tt Lo WILD. On Thursday €ards of Than Beioe™ wife ot \ " many friends for, thelf exprassions of S | WVe' e on -datirday. January 23 o sl surc das.m th REBECCA | o™ atfend Interment at - Congressional Allfl\llln I take this means of thanking AT SR 311 SMemoriam. Wright. Spanish-American War Veterans s P S and Joiners and to all those that sent cars and mother, SALLIE T, F‘\ u_h-\ MRS MARGARET SKIDMORE ~AYND three years ago todsy, January 21, hearts vour memory lingere Alwass tender. kind and Beaths. Thgre & ol % . ear "ot EVOTED THUSRAND A XD i b sty k| BRAEDEYORAD BN 291157 At Garfield Hospital. | MARY MARGARET ATCHISON (nes Carroll). | FLEMMING. In loving e beloved wife of Paul R. Atchison. Fu of my dear fathe DABNEY FT) G Do ot ol haial patlora o] Perfy | whn sniered Inio stamal cest seven sears & Walsh, 20 H st. n.w "”m‘l&v January ago todar, January 1921 24, at 8:30 a.m._ thenes to Immacilate My dear father. how 1 miss you, Conception Church, whers high requiem No one but God can tell maes will ha sung at § IIX':;!' dlh- "pt‘:: NmA A;mh day | M'yrw 10_meet you of her soul. Relatives an lends 10V And never arewell “ Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 23 HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS. AMA G J 1927, at - o S 1"0‘ D, P 5 n’r:"l"'fi‘?pmr heioved | FLETCHER. In sad but laving remembrance wite of R. H. Bagby. Funeral from her| 0f my dear friend. LEROY FLETCHER, late residence, 1614 Riggs pl. n.w.. Satur. who departed thia life one year ago today. day. January at 9:30 am.. thence to January First Bapti Church, 16th and O ats In my )vaarx your memory lingers, n.w.. where the services will be held. * mraeeliy. tender. fond and true CHASE. On Tyesiay moming. Janu ere Is Hot & day (At passes . orner BN & ol That 1'do_not think of o L AR CHASE E',La}mfi‘,',“f,‘,', ai | __HIS FRIEND. ETHEL €. DANDRIDGE. * his late residence. 140 M st. so. He leaves | FLETCHER. In sad but loving remembrance to _mourn hi= loss mother, daughter. two of our dear ther and H’l"h.\\ LEROY sons, brothers and sisters and a host of | FLETCHER. who dap lite one friends. FPuneral from Rehoboth BA!IYII year azo todayr hmn.rv "‘ oh. 1at st. bet. N and O sts. s.w TR it e Tovit b, Bews Tanuary 23. at 1 o'clock, Rev.'¢ faoliaed s reaissd officiating. Torn from our hosom A loving father. so good and kind And horne to the grave No Trind on earth fike him do we find Wai it o M For all of us he did hie best ool A h R 2 May God grant him eternal rest | B e yeur How we miss tha welcome footstep That Heaven cannot heal 0f the one we loved so dear. HELEN FLETCHER. BEATRICE PERRY Oft_we listen for your coming. MWARIE DANDRIDGE. o Feeling sure vou are near HAMILTON. In loving memory of J Could you ask ua if we miss you EXANDER HAMILTON. Who passed Yes it fills our hearts with pain the higher life two vears ago. January 20 But your spirit sweetly whispers. 1024, Courage.” we shall mest again.’ @ .« Loved im 1t rememboced ig dentn ASE. cers and members nf Garfleld ~ AT - O eenas " Ro "t‘nfi Order | of Galllean e T R ey St it i otified of the de: e four vears agn today Brother HARKY CHASE. * Regular astess- | 51'° U four vears ago today. January ht is_du oh s % e D SRS nuie. | v, R BROTHERS AXD SicTES, SARAN V. MURPH s MEADS. Ip loving remembrance of mr dagr CRARE: " Mt Wing. G. 6. Encampment. | Tother. ROSE'R “MERRS uo Hid 95 Order Galilean Fishermen, i1l assembie - = for -a'lvl‘moeu:\r on Saturday e -mnl a-'hx‘ In A"l’\:nt‘:‘[,:m;:,my,fl;mm.‘q ‘hnr-rl. heral S 3 33 at L p.m B o ot think of you. Rl g%, ::F‘.::g’;a!‘! 'fin‘z{r"'»u'f"n” HER "W"“ DATGHTER. PANNIE M. MONTGOMERY. Sec’y ODEKOVEN. Sacred to the memory of aur NCE. Suddenly. on Thursday. loving daiughter and sister. LEONA ODE. ¥ 30. 1077, at her residence. 34 who entered info sternal rest s w.. MARY C. CLEMENCE. Funeral from | twenty-two years ago today. January 21 the chapel of P_ A. Taltavull. 436 7th st 1805, . Saturday. Janua at 830 am Her cheery smile and kindly ways Therice to S Dominic's Church. where Ainoery emile dad king mass will he said at 9 a.m. for the repose She had & kind word for cach one of her soul. Relatives and friends invited y oo g g o Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemeters | WOTHER AND BROTHERS » DAVIS. Friday. January 21. 1927, at 2 am. | STRECKFUSS, s i g at_her residence. 628 Eye sf. nel Mrs. doar mother. ANNS 3t Npemony A -4 LOUISE E. DAVIS. aged 75. widow of the | dapartad from this 1ife one sear ago todas. late Anthony Strother Davis. She is sur- January 21 Te2h ay gived by ‘her two sons. Gariand OWen | pi..e'fay hrings sweet memories Davi i, Wilard Hime Davis, Tnterment | - PES 40, ot oniney BoHear | will he at Delaplane. Va.. Saturday. Jan- ver: uary 22, 1927. (Charles’ Town. W. Va .,lh ithin my heart 1 cherish papers please copy.) . EDES. On Friday. January REIS"EDES. wife of James H. Ed 1> S wife of James H. Edes | ESPEY. Suddenly, on Wednesday. Jaruar mamory of wis dca: davehier. FLORENGE o193 e Hospiil, MARY. | oWt S Fuenar] i, e o Sy ey BT b Some may think 1 am not lonely . H008 Penna. ave When at times they see me smile n.w.. on Saturday. January : vate That 1 suff 1l th Tnterment privat ¥ all the while I'AKRI\ Suddenly ‘Wednesday January | WELL “21 HER. CORA WASHINGTON et 181627 at, hin residence, ai‘:s Georsia S ol pea o dear e u) is the mem- ave N A husband of Minna Farrtn our_dear daughter and ' maother Eumeral Satuiday, Jamuary '2%, at the, Tt Uz WELLS. who left us four years urch of theeNaiivity. al 9 o clock an HEsEIED MO Interment Martinsburg, W. Va. _(Mar- 5 B tinsburg. W. Va. and Cumberland. Md AND SON papers please copy) FIELDING. Wednedas. January 19 at’ his ‘residence. 18 Grant Circle n.w WILLIAM M.. husband of Nettie Han: PR ol Teom s 1nte remgencs. | ''W. Warren Taltavul] I ET o oy a s papers piease ,».f:,’\"\" 14th and Spring Road Col. 464 Timothy Hanlon 641 H St. NE Phone L. 5543 THE ORIGINAL W R.SPEARE G0, v 1623 CONNECTICUT AVENUE GOPDANE oM BT o W e POTOMAC 4800 Tow & JI!‘J,',R”'r‘n!?n“‘:':r'.;.'.".»"‘e’-f“l"y o FOR\IERI\ AT 1208 H ST. N.W. e ok puirpote of ar T ot B B (bt 2 sunera) ‘and SRl ol our | IEE T o st e D e Manday: January 33 At 1 p.m. from Salem Baptist Church. N orices. 332 Pu. A" & detiween Hih and 10th sts_n.w Of Noma columbia: Lodee. 5. ot P A. TALTAVULL Terpls, No. 435 ate invited to be preaent | 436 Tth St. S.W. Temple, No, NO BRANCH OFFICE PANNIE REEDER. Dt Ruler Attest: WARTE PIBRCE. Fin. Sect. ' * ! b x‘.x:«fi'm..,m.,’.‘ el Frank Geier’s Sons Co, N E T oetice 3} SEYENTH ST X W s Sl hoe "Eodt | JA8 SEVENT Shaiie Main 2473 e Fimeral services And inter- | M T F. COSTELLO ment at Mount Olivet Church. Raltimore Md.. on Saturday. Jannary 1 1724 N. CAP. ST 'NORTH 7076, (.unn- of mother I loved so dear ay she rest in peace HER LOVING"DAT T EoNs DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH FINCH. On Wmlkul‘;u .\annm\-‘ax'l 190 of Bemjamin G. and Bessie A. Finch F [ 20N%S: , Aot A i &1 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. A 1E "‘\'ET heloved r(,n,);hlf 2 " y 5 5';1[”:;'"’h‘l‘::"l‘.‘“:”“ iy ate ;&“i;’;"( Private Invalid Limousine 8 st f ather reiatives and friends Moaern O . Lincoln 524 Aneral from Jerusalem Bantist Church Ath ‘And T ate. . Sundas. Januars 23 pm.. Rev. G. H. Jones. pasto ¥, with the orl(mll Tabernacle. No. 45. Order of Galilean | — 'v rm.‘w. at 7:3; at Fishermen's Temple. 330 F &, | Moetiilane Sligs 1 Upright and faithful in all of her ways A o er™ i the "ot " her | _ Neither the succesgors of, nor conn Abemutlfil character” tn ¢ 170t i w’"i 'é""‘ What's wonderful memory she left behind. | Bent N JONES. Officers and_ members of Garfield | Phone Fragi. 50 « 1N Fikheren: are Herehs novifed Of the-teath 1 of Sister ANNTE JONES. Call’ meeting to arrange for funer Ay, January. 28 Gaw er Semce _w Funeral Sunday, January 23 D fhom: Teruslen Baptiat Church, S6th | Member National Selected Morticians Und P st D, Assessment is due at next | Main 5512 WILLIAM CARTER. I. W. Ruler. | — SARAR'V. MURPHY 1. W Sec % | paro QB D'g;",*;'d Bitcient Servics, Tt Tone tiiuass, ot e restdence. 7 . W. Deal & Co, " O O aaved wite of | 810 B 8t. N _LINCOLN 8200 resiing. ¢ Joseph F, Birch’s Sons . Zurhorst's’ funeral parlors. 301 t Cap- ff01 at. " Services will_he held at Zurhorats | (ISAAC BIRCH) uat Canitor st Sat F acih g0 am. " mier- | 3034 M St. N. \\ Fulavlisted 1841 LEADINGHAM. On Friday, January 2 . RYAN ‘!:3‘ ‘nl‘ 12:15 b m‘1 ‘l(\’l'(ml p.v,dfnrn BA cy;.“7|P- A" 8 300 th st. nw. N el ape 1 HAM. Notice of funeral hereafter. =i Private Agnfil-flv'e ATes MAGIE, Januars’ 20, 1007 15 g Livery In’ Connection L e i Betherda, Md.. EDWARD R.. heloved his CHAS. S ZURHoas'r Pandr ot Atnes Magle. | Fiineral Januars | B3R0CG Sy Tterment private. Omic fiawers MARKHAM. On Friday, January 21 at his residence, 2217 lIst st. n.w., R 0.. husband of Millie M. Markham and fa ther of Helen M. Flynn and Florence L. Campbell. Remains resting at the chapel | of Clyde J. Nichols. 4209 9th st. n.w. Funeral from Eckington Presbyterian Chureh_on Sunday, January 23. at 1:30 p.m. Interment ton Rapids. Mich. 23 MAMIS _Suddenly. on Thursas, January Amg?' l;ggnfi[f__ s.—.“ 2wy T R B S | T oo e o in his 334 year.” Remains resting at W. st nw. " termment at k‘;?.o:'?"v‘;?” BLACKIST m& &H oral M nrum'bn'lm-m Only Store, 14th & Eye MeMECHAN. On Friday. January 21, 1927, Beautify SARAH J.. wife of John ‘McMechan. Body ave. n.w.. until service time, which will | __ CALL MAIN 3707~ he announced later. Th H h F lfl - S e, e 4o | The Hecht Co.~F St. X!\l ‘Hampshire ave. n.w. KATI Rupprecht). * Funeral from the above residence Saturday.. Janua at R0 Floral designs delivered whee solemn high requiem mass will be romptly to an r the repose of her soul PrOWpEY ¥ part EN o resting ai’ Gawler's chapel. 1730 'Penna. Designs, $5 and up MENAMARA, | Wedneslay, T e D Y st era e | Cut. Flower Shop, 1st Fl. am. thence to 'St G Church § at 0 am. for 1 &nv o griends 478 "o'k%‘fli # 4 5ol ol’the United "States