Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1927, Page 9

WE DYE BALL PLANS ADVANCED. WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING - e In 24 Hours Additional Members of Floor Co! The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. |mittee Named for Veterans' Dance. Line. 1810—Line. 1811—Line. 1812 | Additional members of the floor committes for the Allied Veterana' to come back to at night” "THAT'S what home should mean to your family. And “Washday night” will be more -pleasant for them and | for you if you use our “Rough Dry” service. It washes | nnd d‘rli'n' eve ing, irons your flat work—and the cost = sm Call for Rou Dry service today—and your home will be a brighter an happier place for your family at night. Rough Dry, 10c a Pound West End Laundry | 1723-25 Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 2321 $45 and %50 Marked down to 32 ashington’s Finest Men's Wear Stor: Hart Schaffner & Marx _THE 'EVENING STAR, FRED E.-RYCKMAN DIES. |DAVID F. SKILLMAN DIES grand ball, which will be held at the City Club, Monday night, are an- nounced. by Capt. Henry M. Jett of the Amert Leglon, ‘chairman of the floor commlttee, as follows: Edwin 5, Hesse, major and super- Intendent of the Metropolitan Police Department: Chief Engineer Gieorge §. Watson of the Fire Department, ‘apt. James E. Wilson of* Harden Camp, U. 8. V. W. Capt. George F. Unmacht, department adjutant of the Amerlcan Legion: Lieui, Robert M. Tolson. welfare organization Ameriean Leglon: Kin Carroll, Cos- tello Post! Dr. Charles Mrs, Ruby Brandt. Mrs. %on and Miss Harriet chalrman of ladies’ committe: Capt. Frederick L. Jones, general vice chalrman, stated that tickets for the ball can be obtained at avery fire house in the District, at com- ;nln'h“ headquarters and at the City “lub. Reports Indicated satisfacto progress with the plans for the ball and Capt. C. O. Howard of the Order of Indian Wars told of co-operation by Gen. John J, Pershing, Gen D, 8. Gordon, Col. H. J. 8locum, Col. H. P. Birmingham, Col. Charles A Booth, Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, adju- tant general of the District af Co- lumbia: Col. ¥. R Foltz, Col. W, P. Richardson. Maj. R. P. Lemly, Col. J Lockwood ant Maj. George C. Ahern, recorder of the Order of In- dian Wars . On her 100th hirthday woman of Natte, game of whist. recently, a Fngland, won a WAL Fraderick E. Ryckman, 68 years old, for 31 years a salesman with t Nailonal Cash Register Co.. died sud Aenly at his home. 4111 Fifth street esterday. High blood pressure was given as the cause of hia death. Ryckman belonged to the Masonic Order and was a member of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He is aurvived by his widow, Mra. Olivia J. Ryckman. The funeral will family home Thursday 4:30 o'clock. _Interment Palmyra, N. Y. Births Reported. “fl' T epariment In"the E‘v Tllwlflh{," eLn |’5m . he held fromn the afternoon at will be at reported Tast 24 u) e s oleman, bo n. boy. eanara L. iiver jennie L. Larman lu e, gl Fomngll. Helm, bo chell boy. A n-l'f‘ and 5 e a Jean P u.mmn- Grifith.” hoy Edwin B and Dorgthe 4 Bagraris.gir) Qiiver £ and chatlotts Sreon. it ifam and porothy Jones. eirl raderick and un.flg lorson_ eirl. ir(nnunnnd e pelor. boe Hiam Virel Ranington hoy. Vorothy Haward. eirl AnieE .no Evelen Bomar. airl i v 4 o i Cargie: W 8oy abert Emma Broske. by emaral W 0% 3 ertige” Eir ?L' and Vireie ohn ‘And A E suits and overcoats at Unusual Price Reductions in %60 and %65 Suits & Overcoats Suits & Overcoats Marked down to 53 $70 and %75 Suits & Overcoats Marked down to 42 It’s our customary twice-a-year sale. coats from our regular stock. Every garment in this sale bears the Hart Schaffner & Marx label—America’s foremost makers of fine clothes. Styles designed by the highest fashion authority, fine all-wool fabrics—the kind of tailoring that we can guar- All sizes in suits and overcoats for men and young men. Suits that can be worn all through the year. antee. No Charge for Alterations Every Garment Guaranteed to Fit Properly Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street Suits and over- 7 _ b aaddas dan o iares Ko 7 AT DAUGHTER’S HOME Confederats Veteran, a Native of Virginta, to Be Buried in Alex- andria Cemetery. David F. Skillman, 82, Confederat: veteran, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lula B. Jennings, 837 Shepherd street, last night at 8:30 o'clock. He had been {ll about three years. Born in Loudoun County, Va., Mr. Skillman enlisted in the Confederate Army while just A& boy and served Auring the Civil War with Mosby's Raiders, being the youngest man in the brigade. He has resided in Wash- ington for the past 25 years, having conducted an express business here until his retirement about 15 years ago. He is survived by his widow, who was Mise Elizaheth D. Skillman, his first cousin. of Leudoun County, and three daughters, Mrs. Jennings, Mre. Alice Snelling and Mrs. Rosie Me. Keown, all of Washington. Mr. Skill- man was the last of a family of 10 children. Funeral servicas will he held at the home of Mra. .Jennings Friday morning at 10:30 o'elock. Burisl will be in the Alexandria Presbyterfan Cemetery ’ MRS. C. B. GASTON DIES. Will Be in Cemetery. Mrs. Caroline Buell Gaston, 34 vears old, widow of Capt. A. D. Gas- ton, and a resident of this city for about 30 years, died in Los Angeles, Calif., last Wednesday, according to word recéived here today. While in Washington, Mrs. Gastan was a_member of the First Con; gational Church and was a charter member of the Capitol Hill History Club. She is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Jessie Harrison of New York City: Mra. Mary G. King of Phjladelphia, and a son, 8. Buell Gas- ton of Los Angeles, Calif., with whom she made her home since leaving Washington. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery, the time to be announced later. n-n-v Conas w0 Burial Arlington -m-.l-’- Good things come in small packages —so do good bills come in small, be- cause they are not burdened with the ex- tra interest and serv- ) L aeoin ice charges on your credit and budget buying. Those large bills with the extra inter- est every month are surely not good things for you at any rate, Our bills have no bad features because: We do not penalize oyr friends. OU’LL BE GLAD YOU SAVED YOUR MONEY! When Iliness Comes FEDERAL-AMERICAN AMBULANCES Lowest rates in city and finest make ‘ears to and from city hes- s4 pitals. PHONE COLUMBIA 433 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Precious Service fot i price, but in memories of past perform- ances in satisfying our clientele 'with the highest standard of efficient mortu- ary service. Modern chapel, private ambulances and livery connection. Just call— _James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. K1ss_ nobody with a I. Cold (olds are germ attacks. They are spread by contact, by sneezes and by | coughs. “Avoid them as far as you can. At the first u{n of a cold take HILL'S. The may then never develnp 1f you let it develop, take HILL'S as promptly as you can. It in Lincoin 142 | POODLE. stops a cold in 24 hours. HILL'S combines four remarkable helps, the best ‘modern science knows. It was perfected by one of the world’s largest laboratories. It is so aficum. ;o well-proved that we paid $1,000; or it. HILL'S does all things at once. It ops the cold, checks the fever, opens hnnl- and ‘tones the mm :yn- tem ‘Don't rely on lesser . A cold is too lmwrhnt 30e ival. CAPT. MoBURNEY DIES. | Former Employe of Hlbbs Firm Here Succumbs in Tuscaloosa. Capt. George McBurney, 76, of the Alexandria Light Infantry and for many years an employe of the W. R Hibbs Brokerage Co., died at Tusca: 0osa. Ala., Saturday and was buried t Alexandria yesterday. He had heen il several vears, having moved from Washington to Tuscaloosa about two years ago, Capt. McBurney was born in Alex- andria but lived in Washington most of this life. He reaided at 1228 B street southwest for mans He I8 survived by his Alice Dienelt McBurney: a son, Ralph McBurney, member of faculty of the University of Alabama, and one sister, Mrs. Agnes Havenner. The funeral services were held at 8t. Paul's Episcopal Church, Alexan- dria, and were conducted by Rev. Percy F. Hall, the pastor. Interment ‘was in the Prfilh)!orlln Cemetery. Court Clerk l(toklll Resigns. Willlam W. Mackall of Fairfax County, Va.. today tendered to Frank E. Cunningham, clerk of the District 8upreme Court, his resignation as an assistant clerk of the oourt. Mr, Mackall will prlt‘Hl‘o l-w in Virginia. Deaths chorted The following deaths have been repor the Health “Denarrment In"The Tast e-a. g MEH.'.',.‘. :‘?‘“ I3 8% mm BooRitia v’.n-r Reed “A‘ AIXMU* 82 gll l'hh . iobert F. )"'Wh!fl 3 harvulml- Hos- A. Burr. 88 2007 Robinson. 88, 514 Jobn Mar Eonn W Stijiwent 31 918 ¢ s‘t to ho) ne eman. 5 W «t‘%v 63« Sinkinson. 82, Georzetown Uni vergits Hounital ‘u)gnnon E. Miles. 60. Little Sisters 50. Providence FHos of the oyiJehnis ira B Spith. 8 N R (A o L«.mflrfl:ng,{n; Garfeid i o avdoreon R Honteomers. RS, 32 a .‘7hn B. Robertson. 69. Freadmen's Hon- o arl Carter. 38, 217 17th st, e, PosjeSmitn, 39 Taia'dip o alter Reed Hospifal. Vmel Mlllm 45, F e Rghtons 5 ey« Hoclly AM!!' V. Smith. 16 1311% 8. €, ave. un'u.;:l Thomas and Julia Dywon. & days, oor M. Perkins, ce Hospital qevital Honvital 265 Sherman __FOUND. GERMAN POLICE DOG. T = T A0 190 ACieos v 7%, e, i n.w.. bet. 7 and er sot with topazes, Hhousry Lrell‘u;nm&u 1417 BROOCH, gol A Bnbae Noir 8850w, “9 P CAPB. dark ereen crocheted lost some d\"lor 8 vellow Persian, female {iformation or retirn Yo 3 om Wardinan Park Annex eves uary A1, Reward. ApL. 107 Park_Annex. 5" LOMA. of Howard E. ehool, Chicago .. “months_oid, Fal, Hien Sehool. B flmm Tar 1§anf Re ':::1"" January outh aie airaved Wartuan b e ey e Monday." * Cai Bateman of ation m center of lb* 3 lal.h:h"‘empllr: v "‘F"«..R'ém.. ....!'x amonq ral reward, nmm ivattaville, ud YEGLASSES—8hel hane. ain 1800, Rewars: EYEG usii—'rmmm. il fram me focal: January : D liam cout” Raward adama'iage o rersu ?)x TERRTER. haired. “white with lack spot on hack: reward if lack . on b returned to enry 3¢ GLASSES, shell. 11th nw. via Franklin ?elm.fionr service desk SSES, h Reward. HANDBAG. Tady's. 14th and L Sat.: finder "laave dward & Lothrop: tan case. Vi Celia Swecker: Main ?fl? rtoise-shell frame. !un on Station. conf KEYS, about 2 tween 12th lndsP rd.: reward. C on ring: | ave. an . 1947 ot Jan 14th - silk. lavends AEh St W harve Suitable reward. Dackage poor laundre man_av white, female . KC “clipped | ace Iiheral_reward, 1f Thone Adlm”“":;n o Monday night unicate with Lincoln ward. wire. and tail 3605 13 SCARF. silk. Tady’ Theatar. "Comigon after 6 n.m TERRIER. wirenaired. v‘v'« OB, sauare gold lockst ribhon: more valuable to elte” Phone Adams 7802w o0 "5 i .m-(Xor 5] CHARM, o fashionsd holioy 3 Honday. san. 31 betvesn MoFara & $th st nw. Columbia 8595 W{fi WATCH. white_eold. €old. with a brace] ttack it 1 Bitached at 1415 and X 'n'w. on' Jahua WRIET Am—w"lnm gentleman' Monday. ¢ W Noaiioram. Jults Penatmsion Cley. ‘Saayr'g? $50—Peopies Drur Store. Georgin and New i ™ an reward. Call Poi. FUNENA . _DIRECTORS. V. L SPEARE (O, :fi? he. uflnm 'rg.m'.'.';bw‘ y 940 F 8. N.W. Gawler Service Morticians Since u...m x.mnu Belected lll‘v?r'llfllu- Main 5! : 4137 Peona. Jouph F. Birch’s Sons (ISBAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. smmunea 1841 Phone West 98 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. A Model clgawh a Amvaien ..,d‘s“ 1700, CI-IAS. S. ZURHORST S04 BasT, ATITG), ox W. Warren Taltavull 14th and Spring Road _ Col. 464 Tlmothy Hanlon ~ 641 H 8t N. _Phone L. 5843 T A TALTAVIEL— 436 th 8t. B.W. M. 1879 NO BRANCH OFFICE ifled, Efficient s-m. s G Deal & P ~“Frank Geler’s Sons Co, - AR Fadnivs Main 2473 — T.F.COSTELLO W. CAP. 8T. e H. Sardo & Co — | ™ anne Invalid Limousine rted this life Mondas, At the residence of her War . MARY ANDERSON Wife o the late jefferson Anderson mother of "Robert " Ant Louies A Clarkeon “and Thomas_ An Fuperai uredas, February 3 a { Jackson Sireet M. B Chiiren he My ARMIRG O™ gemalhne Toat” EhAmbera funeeal barors “ma "nufln #tn. Interment Nashua BTA " vttt fo o e taie Pl Barrs of 1107 M ef. n.w. Funeral from ihe parior of James T. Ryan. 317 Penn ig gre. s on Thuradas, Febru ?n 0 ‘am. thence to S ok's burch. where il "pe bajd at 10 htarment {n ount Olivet Cemetery PRk ary 1 227, ui’".'imnd wils of omas A Beach al rom her ate” Tetidgn Yoy a7t Fndu ‘§ gy U0 0 o mem s s Bureh at § oclock, Intermeni Mount livet Camatery b BROOKS. Departadthis lifa in New Yor Januar Darraima, e, Nawa b, 13 %ved son of Annie and nsbaad o attie Brooks: brother ot Ernest Braxton. ‘unera] Thursday. Februa om Verment Avenus s invited BBOOKS. Departed_ this lifs on Spturdar; 7 Yok Towarn naodks: et batozed of Annis agd the late Alexander Bro brother of Erngst Braxton. Funeral day. Febryary nlpm.rom‘- Avenus tist Chureh, . R8ON. Dg'nlr“ "u! IH&] CARSON. Matild: ‘. Qhrulfl' 1 o.m Imm Barhes lindariaking ssablishment. 4 bet. and G ste. a.w. Interment lawn Cematary DAY, 1927, bm. from Pnenvure. | February 2 W adnesdas, P ‘i"i Bth st n.w On Tuesday. February 1. 1827 onday, 0 Fid M LR b¢|n Deral Thur Passed_ at 1:80 foug veare aga iwo. months Delovad mter of Fannl m»m e ar °Lnf Seaves e sigters and thres brothers and, & host ol selatives and friends. Funeral from M Totreal Bapgiat Church. Bth and M [ iransy g Y of ciating, Thursdas 1927, ELI ‘ebruary 8. at 1 p.m Mattie Duteh D l(‘:? Mondas, January 31 % ‘H, baloved husband of uhqr of Pauline. Th Duteh 1 rother and & host Tien Short services at his L enc 226 Sherman ave. n.w.. \Il'fl“‘ ‘ebruary 3, at 12 o'cl k mmn Funeral services at Good Hope E 2 FOOTE. Suddenly, “lon‘LV Fn'mvuy . 1027, at the residence of Charles A. Mai- thews, 1018 nw., I‘KAIL'.S J. FOOTE, beloved won of thi Foota and brother of Jessie 'Mm noral’ Friday, Febryses 4 st 10, am, Fraze parlors, 723 F at. Remains_at Frazer's pariors 3 anuary 31, 1 at residence.. Meadow, beloved wife of r. hine GROSS. On Monday. 7 am. . at her . MARY A. GR Gross and mother of George ellyn. Thomas and Joss Agres Hodge. Mrs. Marie ates " Smiin and Mrs devoted sister of Mrs. Susie E. Slaughter and Charles P. Thompson She leaves to mourn their loas 10 grand 5""4"" and a host of other relatives and rlends. Funeral Thursday. February 3 p.m. from 8t. Luke's M. E. Chure Wesadun Ie taking & awael reposs. bid that we scatter or roam. For 'iwas mother whose life helped t0 make. our dwelling place home. THE FAMILY. 2 MABTLEY. - Suddenly. on Sunda, Jnnalrv 192 Wine it his residence. 19‘ Nost Baltimore, EDWAT L orels hae band of HARTLEY, Jr.. ba Margarel M. fll'{llley.&nu.)ll«'nn ‘uneral from s funeral_pari Euneral fiam CAsch Tuter® dobrusiy . a2 prm. lnterment at Evergreen Ceme: tery. Biadensbure. Md. ’2 HAVENNER, On Tycuday, February. 1, 1027 eatdence. BI1 1t at (’ RLES 3 alored dnenand ‘of ‘Janis Eineral from S1. Peter's Roman £ Church on Thursday. February 3. at § am. Intsrment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HAWKINS, D:plnl‘d thig PR Oh: God. life at her resi Wednesday, Fobr the belavad Christine Haw: Kjn. aister o ?.nr‘,m' Hawkins, Katis ompeon, Anna C. v, Daisy Ramps. Notice of funeral hareafter. o i of the Taie Marina Cor: gelia Heflernan. ' Remaing resting, at he w Chambers funeral home. 14th an Chiapri stimoe Pumecal srviies at 2 p.m., Friday. February 4. Interment Glen- wood Cemetary. OLMER. .. February 1. 1007, PO RGE RIRBY neloved hasband of T4l lian Hunter Holmes. Funeral from St Stepheg's Episcopal Church Friday at, 10 am. Interment private. HUNT, On Monday. Jamuary 31 9:38 a.m._at her eidence. okt 450 Monros " WARION (nee Me- Birthyr belaved mits “of Georee T Hunt Eiineral ssrvices at the anoveresi a. 1927 .| Olivat LUSRY, On Turetd ebru p.m. oS Tk 3 Thomias W Ln-dv 1 Ber 80in aneral will be held” grom the res enee of her son usby, 140 Hume ave. Alexa: a—n tn day. Feb- ruary 4. at Tends rela- g U L B T g ichmond ~ County. Va.. on’ Safurd (Baltimore papers pleass copy.) LYON8, Departed this life Syadsy. January 007 "0t 5.5 OHN. ‘helaved hulhxnd of Mary Lyons and son of John d Georgia Lyons. He leaves to mourn departure twe loving “chfidren thres re. three brothers and other relatives nd Triends. Ejneral Thursdas. February at 10 am. from Jobn Co. ineral chapel, 34 and 1 ais. ww. Inter- ment Arlingion National Cemeters. ATTHEWS. On lnndu Januacy A1, 1927, T Rrontyn. Ny LOCRENIA AT THEWS, the wife of ‘the late Rev. Joseph Matthews and_mother of Rev. Albert C @ Elphonzo 8. M; Ruth o1 31 ot Braokisp, N. Y. and Sam usl D. Matthews of Washingion. D. C Fhe remains will be brought o the resi- denca of her son. 1008 Fairmont st. n.w.. ;Imrlfu(;" moimnl(‘ crhumul irom the ount’ Oiive Baptixt Church, . d M . TRursdas. astor. Ro; urial’ at mony Cemaiary. MEINTOSR. On Tuesdas, February 1. 1927 S nB i e WY versit Remalne .Y (e, chapel of 011 P hw Nouee ;w 1 ™ HE R Nmn Deaths. SKILLMAN, Febcusrs 1. 1927 0 D DAVID ¥ hushand 0f Eitzabeth 1" fcliman. aged 23 ears Faneral services ebruary 4. a1 10:90 A m.. Al 'hi')om- of piv daienier Lila B eniinge, 837 Shep- Berd o n'w. 'Interment at smetery, a 1 gemetery.” Alaxandria, V.. i—‘éw‘sn"i . devoted TURNER. Entereg intg rest. dar, an 103 TURNER. S zsvu nu tather of I Lues A w,,m. vnrd rom Eoorge 3 {nn-‘:v Fridav “;-Ivruur $ elntie h” Carolina. and rm‘v corner i1th and "and friands invitsd New York pagers i A Joecial masting 26 TR it 1 wi -M M y. ¥ f*d hl!n'l e e R Brother rnwfi'?s"‘? 1% nfin h?'l Are ordered to be present, ’ Q of the Noble GYN% R‘!'[!t NK W. MA YRTA i ted (hiy life Sundaz, .un- ) Sar, 21530 odo oriat Ho mon ang_ Catherine ange _Connty, Va.: ol avcy Bans 'wym, o from_the {2th and ot 'n.nma. Attest tw\')u\ u.,’{ e ot sto oW m SMurray & Sons, terment Orange. WILLIAMS. On Tugadas February 1. at ste. n. Eat WA "R e Niysand . the !nln‘x’"thunns Ru 0'1] o M! father of ":‘.’..L"%.“T"". Mre 30 and Mr- dn l’m ‘:’nw{‘ at Fapiler m;n ibriducava. aa nw. Rev. liam A ‘I‘Avlnr On_Monday. l. ll lm’M ulhand of_the 'J am. n- om !. ¥ w ore mass oredns. Pebenare o ot terment at chureh cemetery. In m:morium. lAsLnluo\ BERSoN w5 devart ST yoars o todas. Feuray . M" o st when life was swestest. And Be couid have lived his best. tax of Heaven opened And"God' called bim nome. 19 ragt BUSSARD. A ftribute of respecst wa of — ,!hr\lll‘\' 2 ‘g" V“ o denc u :ml?lltr ?fr‘fl& i Abhfi death angel. ‘one year ihrony our “Hoavenly Faiher. " ealled: 3 o ! world of toll and sorrow to dwell with Him forever. 1 thank mr God upon avers iance of you.—Philipoian. {3, B'WM DICKERSON. A tribute of love {0 the ma ary 0f my dear’ Rushand BiekER. SON,who deparied 'this iife two' vears anuary 31. 1026 A ead. but gweal. remembrance, Just a memery. fond and trus, s X 5y I n RIS LOVING LT PR, EDNA E. DICKER: POVE, 1p lovi 1 o bt AR AL T ey {4is5lite two sears’ago oday: Fabes Two vears have passed since that Tha one. we loved s calieq sway * %7 God took her home. it was i But in our eln ahe liveth still, HEB GRANDDANEHTRAY Gy D- B8 SENBPALCIIND AR A ELSTON. Sacred to the. memory o ‘and onily 11itls son and mephaw. ¥. BEVER: LEY, aged 9 years. who ';" U two years ago today. February 3. 1938. God keep you. our child. sou._child of ours. we prav. en and rugged be the wav. ¥ Tourmiey thro Onir love and Drayers will o with yoi God give you faith. steadr: 4 "fl have, a star to "“"hl IY."‘d b A0 Tover i e yeer ' vaacs il eheer. We love vou ao: keep you, desr. Gona. but s 1 e MOM. DAD AND AUNTIE. n“'ll" Tn sad but loving remem! of r dear husband and fi FEOERICT, who Asparied (nls' lite Aine Tears ago todar '-hrvnrv = fons. May h' ot P ANE Choa: FOUNTAINE. In ind lovi n Brance of ‘my de; ter. ROSA FOUNTAINE. wha entered into er ol years ago I a line of sweet remem! ce. ust a memory. fond and frue. Just'a token of love's devotion That my heart | _longs P vou. HER LONRLY SISTER SARAR KTIER.* GREENE. Tn sad and lovin mbran of our heloved husband and father. JO!': T. GREENE. who departed thig lif vear ago taday, Februscy i REN WIFE AND & HALIBURTOX, emem| v dear father WILLIA] RALIBORTON. whe depars mm?vlg sear ago today, February 2. 1926, ITis sweet to remember who ones w: Though absent, t0 e he s fug ?nu" HIS LOVING SON WIL n ad but | dear won. that all ¥ today. February 2. In login hercater. On Monday. January 31 . widow of Augustus Metzi mother of Martha Meizler and Mra. E. Weber. in her 83rd ta residence. 308 aipier. Md.Thursd 10:30 a.m.: {hence 10 ters. 'Relatives and friends attend. PERRY. On Monday. Januacy A. PERRY. widow of RS and dntighter’ of Catherine ¢ rids. Funeral from her late residence. FATA 5th st n.w. on Thursday. Fabruars 8 am.: ihence to St Gabriel's hureh, where' requiem maes will he sung at 8:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends in- Vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetars. PIERCE. On Wednestay. Februacy 2. 1927, at_her residence. 1410° Hamilton af. n.w.. {ESNIE" L. mother of Cornslia M. and red G. Plerce. Serviegs (private) Fep- ruars 3. Interment in faatile. N. T ROBERTS. On Tugsday, Februars 1. 1e27 10:50 p.m. THOMAS J. (retired no Jreman, halovad husband of the faggie £ and father of Guy E. Roberte Funeral Friday. Februars 4. a1 3:30 pm . from his Iaie residence, 841 G st ne. In: terment at Cedar Hill r‘-mv- Reladyes d {friends invited ROBINSON. | Departed (hig life Sundary Fred | nd February 3. at st.. Mount | invited to o uneral W'od from Frazier ar riends invited. tery. ROBINSON. On Tuesd nterment Payne's Ceme. 4 t h enre 5084 Solt b at 4 am at her residince. 202 s ARY A. ROBINSON. beloved wife oi'" Pevton Robinson. mother of Beatrice Corcoran. stepmotber of William, Pegton. ir. ‘and Melvin Robinson, sister of Eliza- pein Washington. Virgle Fennell and An- unera na Nelson Tida: p.m.. from the 'mont Avenus Baptiat"Chiircn, Reb Willis, ‘pastor. Remains can be viewed at her siater's residence, 1206 S st. n.w., on Thnrldl) . February 4. On Tuesdas. February, | nee. 1114 D THOMAS Rushand of Mangis’ C. Robin Funeral frof, ahore February 4. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. lm-rm-m Congreasional remm d o RUNNELLS. Ahie, litas -n.mt-r 10 pm. Mre (hee Bensan) Noties Bereat rUATY BN funer N. -mm-nlr Tuesday. Fabruary 1. iir derice, 41L1'Sth ot nw. 1¢ belon ckman. in his 86th - address Thursday. Feh- pm. ~Interment in va57 nvt Olflll neral from above Fl"l” 3. at Imyri ,"m’ g n ""s“b.mé’.a aband of Catharing B Sexton) . i, T b \ary 3. . idluval‘a.nd m;-:al. , Februs 1927, 1 mflnr ave, ‘Kfo.. Funeral ‘trom | roapect Hill Ceme- | 1. 1927, 1-‘ Bow.on HUNT. In loving remembr: ¢ our 4 dugnter andelite | FLORENCE MA¥ Fn?’rn 3 ; 111.":; Us One year ago lfld“ Oh. for Yhe touch of a vanished h 204 (e sbund oF o volon thetls ol HER_LOVING "ATH!'R “ El : ;l‘na JAMES E. HUTCHISON. v}.d“:-d h-n“x‘m T 2 our dear son. FRCataoN” Tho "5 e Yn“?’ iwelve ye; ago today. "fl'\llr' 191 How happy we were in the dass gone ‘by. When our circle was fully "flml"‘;“ . But now it's broken: ore has gone to sleen ‘At the Saviors feat I8 LOVING DADDY AND MOTHER. Blensed are the pure in b et g B r"'r;! i eart. for they HIS GRANDMOTHER. 2 JONES, In loving memory of de d wife' EMMA K. JONES -y.é""*.q“ e years ago todar. February 2. In my heart your memory lingers. Always tends kind lnd true The i8 not a dav goes by BER LOVING' HUSeANE rrANK R LOVING HUSBAND rRANE P cred to the memory of EM! A e Gunnett). who depart 0 today. February Sadly missad WIS RISTER MAE NES. In lovine remembran mother. Mra. EMMA K. 1 Fve earn ago todas Sleap. mother dear Thy troubles m! all o'er We_ laved o s0 dearly. 4 Tored son mare SoCHe catied van th ‘On the heautitul shate FHiLorEx In sad but loving remet ar hishand and our deve WILLIAM H. KLINE. who d life eleven years ago todar 1916 THE FAM LAING, Tn sad but_loving remembr \my ear wife JENNTE LATNG (nes H lidge). who departed \M! |1(9 three years 356 todns. Fenruars T e T e b v Sax wither and decay Co o LT Bt the Tove. for her oo’ sletnd beneath Wwill never fade awa HER DEVOTED HIUSBAND. [\A"YD LAING MARSHALL t loving brance of band and Tather WILLIAM # \unemm who deparied this iife Februars 3, 18 How hagps we wera in Tho b conld ws but have ‘our loved one. " 3 Golt o et him. MEREDITH. Sacred to the memory voted mother and. &randmother. BTH B, MEREDITH. who entéy Test & vear ago today. February 5. A happy home we once enjayed. When we were all together Yot "God alone knew. whai was best And {00k our dear mother home o rest BIL R miother “how we. wish he had ley s have ¥ou For what is home without a mother May her soul rest in . AL AND 1F GOk remembrance ¥ THERM AN blessings rest upon 1 our 1ZA- into 1926 A In sad_and_loviny Rusband. WiL ey, "Whe e ars ago todar. February 2 TFEAND ‘GRANDSON NEWBY AND EDWIN TINGTON O'NEIL, In memors of our dear BILLT :h?u;’{" us five years ago today. February Darling. we think of you in stlence Your name we oft recall Some told us time would heal the wound, 4 not know at all’ us the years wonld teach ns to forget It in mat w0 No_one knows' {he grief we bear For . w dean n1b LOVING “MOTHER AND DADDY TWYMAN. Tn sad but loving o1 0ur devotad mother. nogmv §ho deparied thla"life one year ago today. ftm‘:‘? CutfBRex AND GRANDCHIL TR e ough v s "memories wR Hinger WOODLAND. Sacred 1o the _-m‘ w apd gur facker W roary e i ek M Whera the rnwr: ont o ok