Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1927, Page 7

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Richelieu Pearl: (Manufactured) In all the-new and fashionable arrangements, including festoon and pendant Anniversary Sale Price 300 $15.00 and $20.00 Sixty-inch lengths, \en ‘ap!thl $5 50 Sterling. Silver Basket Lovely pattern, ex quisitely made with o movable hahdle. Amnniversary Sale Price at .... Sterling Silver Pie Knife A very useful and desirable addition to the silver service. Amnniversary Sale Price $20 Special Seth Thomas Clock Mahogany Case. twenty inches wide at base. Guaranteed move- ment—hour and half hour strik; Silvered dial. Anniversary Sale Price $32 Seth Thomas Clock Plymouth—a pure i Hour and half-hour eight-day movement and decorated dlal. Number limited. Anniversary Sale Price colonial Sterling Silver After- Dinner Coffee Cups Of "hammered or plain silver with genuine Lenox China cups. Onehalf dozen in a set. —— Amwiversary Sale Price Sterling Silver Table Centerpiece An exquisitely finished and ornamental flower container, with gilt mesh top. 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A pair will add 0 the attractiveness of the huffet. Awniversary Sale Price $5.00 Pr. ard make high grade strap watches. White or green gold Anniversary Sale Price $3250 to $4.5 N — Sterlmg Sllvcr Sugar and Creamer Graceful pattern- good weight —a most unusual value. Amnniversary Sale Price $8.50 set Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers In a charming Colonial design— & inches high. Apnniversary Sale Price $6-50 Pr. Sterling Silver Cocktail Cups Y, Doz. $18.00 Set of six, exquisitely designed. A Special Anniversary sale value, Arthur J. Sundlun Treasurer Adolph Kahn President Members oA .oAaknc/ne. 935 F Stree 35 Years at the Same Address- A R S Amsterdam Diamond Exchange Jeweler: Platinumsmiths s R S T ! B IS STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., FEBRUARY 20, 1927—PART 1. TREASURY SITE AGENT IS DEAD William F. Field Expired Sud- denly at Office of Super- vising Architect. William . Field, 60 years old, 1237 Thirtieth street, site agent for the Treasury Department in its great pub- lic_building program, died suddenly esterday afternoon from a heart as he sat at his desk in the vising Architect of sury. eld had been feeling well until after noon, according to his but_suddenly felt ill and the Treasury relief room, where he was revived by aromatic spivits of ammor for what he thought was dizziness from indiges- tion. shortly assoclates, went to Threw Up Hands Suddenly. On returning to the fourth floor, planning to go home for the afternoon, he stopped at his desk and was talk- ing to W. M. Geddes, when suddenly he threw up his hands and collapsed from his chair onto the floor. He was dead when a physiclan from Emer- gency Hospital reached the office, and Coroner Nevitt issued a certificate of death from myocarditis. His closest friends at the Treasury did not know Mr. Fleld ever had suffered from heart trouble. Mr. Kield held large responsibility as site agent for the Treasury and was to be the principal Treasury investi- gator in picking sites for the public buildings throughout the country <hington Years With Government. Mr. Fleld had been in the service of the Government more than 35 years having entered as a clerk at the Treasury. He spent the years from 1891 to 1921 with the Treasury, be- coming site agent, and finally was transferred to the Veterans’ Bureau when much construction of hospitals was undertaken by that branch. He ick to the Treasury of this year, and had made plans to go out over the country shortly on his tours of inspection and investigation. One sister. Mrs, of Montclair, N. J., the only surviving near relative, was' notified. Arrange- ments for the funeral awaiter her ar- rival. The body was taken to Gaw- ler’s, 1530 Pennsylvania avenue. “Let thy words be few.” Today we quote from the Good Book one of its most fa- miliar short sayings. In a few worcs every day we have been telling you of vhe injustice of the rew idea of charging you interest ang extras and service charges on your credit accounts and budget buying. Our words are few but the results so fas tremendou Robert Strather We do not penalize our friends. Clyde J. Nichols UNDERTAKER 4209 9th St. N.W. Phone Col. 6324 “PRIVATE AMBULANCES :I.l._x“."?.'..".!."..'.'.’ from “Uity hoat $4 PHONE COLUMBIA 432 w. W. CHA!BERS CO. f, E. §. Zurhorst. C. 8. Zurhorst, Jr. Dignified and i Responsible Mortici —for 70 years in Washington and Vicinity. 8 what the name ZUR- HORST' etands for. ‘Ambulance, auto delivery and chapel. ZURHORST Morticians Milburn T, Zirkle, Mgr. EST:. € 301E. Clpntol St meoln 372 Real Estate Loans No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including interest and prin- cipal, half of which is ap- plied to reduction of debt. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION t in Washingt e Over $13,500,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BEERY, President. and DIES AT DESK WILL IiVl F. MRS K. W NICKLIN DEAD Mrs. Katherine V. Nicklin, 80 years old. formerly Miss Katherine Virginia { Bohlayer of ‘thix city; ‘died at Wood- burn, Ore., February 3, according to word received here. the widow Nicklin, who died in I FI lhl,l). of the late Dr. 1908. ivors Brad Among the large number of s are a brothe Henry Bohlaye dock Heights, Va a sister, Mrs. Emory Reese. Berwyn, Md., and a half brother, Frank Webster, this }(’)(.\ CITY N'EWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. iangle Outing Club will orgia_avenue and the Dis: trict line at 2:45 p.m. Take bus to jast Silver Spring. Six-mile hike along Northwest Branch. FUTURE. Maine State Society of Washington will meet Friday, 8 p.m., at the Hamil- meet at |GEORGE A. GARNER DIES | AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS, Accou.ntant for Southern Dairies! Was Member of Several Fra- ternal Organizations. George A. Garner, 59 years old, u“ lifelong resident of Washingtoh, died at his home, 9 K street, Friday aftera; brief illness. Mr. Garner, an rount ant, was for years connected with the | Chapin-Saks ~Corporation, and more recently with the Southern Dairies, successor to the former. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Elks, Holy Name Society, and Cath- olic Knights of America Mr. Garner is survived by his wife, Mrs. Annie O'Neill Garner, three sons | and six daughters as follow: Rev. Francis S. Garner J.. of Woodstock College, snd George A. | ward B. Garner, Mrs. | Mys, 5. T. Dimond and Miss \lrglnl.u M. Garner of this city and Sister Marie Julie, O. 8. D., Ros- ary College, River Mildred Julie, 5. N. D., Dayton, Ohio Sister Annie Julie, 8. N. D., Cinein- ! nati, and a sister, Mrs Mary Agnes Jones, also of Washington The funeral will he held from St. Aloysius Church at 9 o'clock tomor- row, with Rev. W. J. Brooks singing requiem high mass, ussisted by Rev. Owen Murphy, deacon, and Mr. Gar- ner's son, Rev. Francis S. Garner, as subdeacon. Interment will be in Mount Olivet. THE WEATHER { District of Columbia—Snow followed by clearing today; tomorrow fair with slowly rising temperature Maryland—Snow followed by clear- ing today: tomorrow fair with slowly rising temperatur Virginia—Cloudy tomorrow fair with slowly rising temperature. West Virginia—Cloudy, probably snow, today; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer. Temperature For 24 Hours. Midnight, 42; 6 am., 36; § 12 noon, 36; 2 p.m., 35 i 6 pam., 33; 8 p.m., 33; 10 p.m., 31. Highest, 42; lowest, 31. Temperature same date last: year— a.m.. 36; ton Hotel. Reception in honor of Sen- ator and Mrs. Arthur R. Gould. Music and refreshments. The Towa-Thomas Circle Citizens’ Association will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., in the lecture room of Northminster Church. Friends invited. Refresh- ments. The Hill Billy group give an entertainment under auspices of the { Wilmeth cla of the Columbia Heights Christian €hurch, Tuesday, $ i p.m., in Power Hall. Public invited. Chronicles of America Photoplays: ‘The Eve of the Revolution” and “The Declaration of Independence’ will be presented in the Georgetown Ten Event course tomorrow, 8 p.m.. 1= the chapel of Georgetown Presby terian Church. Dr. George librarian, will Bowerman, public address the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' Association February 23. He will discuss the library situation in the district. The board of lady managers of the Baptist Home will have a silver tea and reception Tuesday, from 2 to 6 pam., at 3248 N street. Silver offer- ing will be received at the home or may be forwarded to Mrs. John E. Huhn, treasurer A chicken dinner will be served by the Sodality of the Holy Name Church at the Northeast Masonic Temulv Eighth and F streets north- . Wednesday and Thursday, from 4 to 7 p.m. Acacia Chapter, No. 28, 0. E. S., will give a card party Wednesday, 8 p.m., at Northeast Masonic Temple. St. John’s Lodge, Chapter 18, 0. E. will give its third annual dance and card party, March 3, at L'Aig- lon Salons, 8:30 p.m. Members from Chri: Georgetown, of the ladies’ board for the Episcopal Church Home, will sponsor a benefit movie, “Young Apia” at the Dumbarton Theater tomorrow, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. The Wheel of Progress will meet Wednesday evening at the Washing- ton Hetel. Mrs. Lucia Ramsey Max well will speak on “Current and Up dercurrent Events.” " Chureh, Princeton Chapter, Y. W. C. A., will meet tomorfow, 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Samuel F. Spitzer, 915 Shep- ard street Meeting will be preceded by a luncheon. 3 . black saddle. tan Apply Washington Animal Rescue Le: X TERRIER. female. short tail. Washington Animal Rescue League. Maryland ave s.w. | LLEWELLYN SETTER. ma ington Animal Rescue League. Teks. o Anply 340 548 Maryina all black Rescue League, male_ ton Animal ave. s SPITZ, male. white, large siz ington” Animal Reicue Leagie, POODLE. 1 Apply Washing- 349 Maryland Apply Wasl 316 Mary- AMETHYST ROSARY. in Finder please return to 2211 or_phave Potomac 4022, finder” of "bag containing silver call Potomac 4113 about re an Teather_¢ day afternoon. 2148, BAR PIN kold with pink and blus enameled flowers in Palais Roval: family heirloom. it e ~Adams 2975. BULLDOG—St, ayed away Monday evening :If\[;“’la?r“‘ nfl{xld h"u;. hrm(;' d)mxk cut ears collar: 1o tag: ¢ y wara." 087 Florida ave. e o on 16th st. bus.. Thurs- Reward offered. ~ Adams TCATE No. C-4000 of September 1st 19206, for two shares of she Potom: tric Power Co. 6% preferred stock. s 1925, ‘issued to_Claribel C. Carlin, 105 _Broadway. Saranac Lake. N. Y. ‘mh1* COLLIE. brown, female, wearing harness with ‘name and ' address. 316 2nd st se. Reward o O, COLLIE collar: k. brass-studds teward. Lincoln 4521 Urday morning. ve. and 17th and > valued as kift from’ mothe [ At 40 ward, SES. tort o eame: Ihuriday. office. Reward GLASSES. horn rim. tin”case:_between ward _ North_3 Notify Box 407-E. Star ic leather Frank- February 18: re- in bl and 6 Highest, 50; lowest, 28. Tide Tabl (Furnished by United States co: geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 4 5:20 p.m.; high tide, 10:40 10:58 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:37 a.m. 6:04 p.m.; high tide, 11:19 am. 11:36 p.m. The Sun rose 6 st and and and am. a.m., and ana | n and Moon. 55 a.m.; sun Tomorrow-—Sun rises 6 sun sets 5:51 pua. Moon rises 9:38 p.m., sets 9: ! (Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset.) Weather in Various Cities. Temperature.— Precipi Min. tation & at- Fri. Sat. pm.to urday, night. 8p.m. 8p.m. ax Lo | e 40 0.0, Atlanta. 'Ga. Atlantic: City, Baltimore. Bismarck, Hoston, ~{ass Buftald. N Y Chicago. "1l Cincinnati, Ok Ohio. Towi. ver, Colo... Moines. Towa. etroit, Mic Duluth; El Paso Galveston, Helena. Mont. . Indianapolis. Ind Jacksonville, Fla Kansas_City, Mo. . Little Rock.’ Ark..[0 Los Angeles, C: s Louisville, Ky....00 Marquette, Mich. . Memphis, ' Tenn. Miami. Fla.. Mobile, Ala.. New Orleans adelphia, Phoenix. Ari Pittsburgh. Portland. Me.. Portland. Orex Sait, Lake Cits. iz i Antonio, n Diego, San Francisco, Santa Fe. N, Mex. .01 003 o.0r 080 : o0 Sotthchen i 4 Tampa. Fla... Toledo. Ohio, Vickshirg. A WASHINGTON 2y iis| S { Fund Asked for Bubber Tests A $200,000 appropriation to continue | the Agriculture Department’s investi- ation into potential rubber-producing plants was asked of Congress yester- day by President Coolidge. The funds would be spent in tropical America | and the Philippie: | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W. Warren Taltavull 14th and Spring Road Col. 464 E Timothy Hanlon 1 H St. N - A T P dlous chapel ‘und 'modern i‘::d rate Drices 328 o Aver " Thos. R. Nally Son: 1 11th St. S.E. “P. A. TALTAVULL 436 7th St. S.W. M. 1879 NO BRANGH OFFICE " Frank Geier’s Sons Co, VENTH ST. N.W. v SEry. Telephone ___Main 2473 i3 or and Commo- crematoriums. NW. Call NORTH 79768 Wm. H. ‘Sardo & Co. Private Invalid Limousine | {128 ST D% Lincoln 524 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the succasors of mor connected with the orl(lnll w. Speare eatablish mate 0 009 H St. NW. | phone P 0929000 ¢ g, . Gawler Service Morticians Since 1850 Member National Selected Morticias Main 5512 1332 Penna. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons | (ISAAC nmcn 2034 M St. N.V Fituviisnea 1841 :_Phone West 96 to_Emma A, Waahlnfl.mn . " Return NOTERO black: Baok Fatic road nw Buechels D. C i stone in _filigree T ket with biue Ant. 303, A valuible to owner: reward. wnional Apartments. _Line. Daughtors of America: February return to 1334 Ridge place s.e. PEND. work ( 18. P Re: ward - PIN. cold wword wi dianiond in enameled nm on meabbard of Chasticion i * Veteram ADt. 75%. The Chastleton POODLE —Straved or lost. French poodie }hlwk spanjel. mixed: black over left car an e A, Julia engraved between Hotel Bureau: reward eye, round black ring around tail: lost cle. In rear of 1423 Corcoran u . Reward'if returned J. T Glassgw. TRXN IMITATION GRADE] PEARI Bakiy between California and Pheipa fi ‘Allles'Ton: oF My, Pleasant car: roward: (EWARD OF $50 Prunkl Trom 1122 ST WA’ n e hb7y $10 RE\’VARD will be paid to finder of large canvas sheet lost from one of our trucks Saturday between 7th and 16th sts. Star Food & Remedy Co,, Eckington place and Q st. n.e. North 255. wguied ite gold with - biack bruary 16. €all Poto- JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Avp:“SlE Mooy clr":ipveate Ambuh:}‘oflc b Livery in_Connection CHAS. S. ZURHORST 1 EAST CAPITOL ST. 3O%h hone_Lincoln :nz" JAMES T. CLEMENTS’ SONS fgnified Funeral Management Denes Jears of Service 1241248 Winesmsin, Ave_ Wese 006 ~ __FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER lx?‘l‘flgs;" l'lfllAL &m! Our Only tore,l4th&Eye Promps Auto Delivery Servis Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE 14th&H Beautiful Floral Desi and up N 3707 CEMETERY LOTS. cluded from voting in tk { islature has not vet prohit | MATTHEWS, NIXON COUNSEL BACKS NEGRO VOTING RIGHTS} Files Brief in Supreme Court At-| tacking Texan Democratic Primary Exclusion. The right of negroes to vote in tlm. Democratic primaries in Texas was asserted in a brief flled in the Su preme Court yesterday by counsel for L. A. Nixon, a negro who was ex- Democratic primaries at Il Pas .. The brief insisted that the protec tive provisions of the fourteenti fifteenth amendments to the [ Constitution gave 1wgroes the to vote at primary elections and that the Texas statuie is an invalid 1e | striction of this right. A declaration advanced of the law during the argument of the case that the Democratic varty of Texas is a white man's party was asserted in the brief as a “contempt ible platitude” and “an insult to the Constitution.” The suggestion that the Texas Leg- ed negroes from voting in the Repuliican pri- maries does not aid thos» negro mem bers of the Democratic purty, it was declared. The case was recently is mow awalting decision Card of Thanks. We wish to express our gra tude and thanks to our friends and re! tives for their kind expressions of evm pathy and fioral tributes at_the death of gur_beloved mother, LOUISA M. MAT THEWS THE FAM Deaths. ted in sapport it argued and this life February 18 e, 1011 Vst 1w Wite of the late Hen She leaves to mourn their Perey Allen: one daughter jamin Allen loss one son Annje E oL, Wilia ‘ebruar H n.w BAKER. On Saturday, Feb at = 'am. EVA BAKER. i wife of Jesse Baker and daughter of Mrs AV Burrnuil\« and sister of Mrs. Bessie Shoemaker. Funeral from the Nevius fu neral home. ew York n.w Monday. February ?1. at terment’ Rock Creek (emetery. d this life Thursd; Mond: Lary TEORGE yrge. and Funeral Su from his ary 17. 1027 wen s Hospital May Culber Major 0. " Bether at 1045 pu.. at E. MAY BRIGHT (nee soni. daughter of the late berson_and_mother of (1 Leonard: " sister son " and " Maj from the chap Monday. v at Harmony Cemete Iowa and Chicago papers pleass cop BURLEY. On Thursday, February 17. 19 at her residence, 1208 41 st SW. ANNIE M., heloved wife of Clarence A Burley. agi ears. Funeral from the above residence, ‘Monday, February 21. at 2 pan. “Relatives and friends " invited Intermeént Congressional Cemetery. 20 RTER. On Thursday. February 17. 19 at_her’ residence. 1346 Wallach st. n. LOCY CARTER. "devoted mother of Elmira Carter Mirior and Virgie Thompson and nicce of Lyra Campbell. Funera Sunday. February 20, at 1:30 pm., & Vermont ~ Avenve ~Baptist Chureh. mont_ave.. between Q and R_sts Remains can “be reviewed at W. Ernes vis funeral parlors. 2222 Ga, ave. n.w.. S| am. thereafter at, hei 1346 Wallach st. 20 On Saturday, February 19. 1927, MOUR CUNNINGHAM Maslin and_the late Alfred Finley Chunn. Funeral from Gaseh's dertaking parlors. Hyattsville, Md.. Mon- 30 om. Jnter Freed Fiihe McGuire on pm. Inter iClinton. Y 20¢ of Robert G B £ . February 21. ment private (l.f\rl)u\fi Departed thig life Fridas, Febry- ary, 427, at Freedmen's Hospital ALTOLESSIE. devoted wife of Gilbert Clarke. husband. mot] sisters and a host of other relativ friends. 'Remains resting at the funeral chapel of Popr & Clare. 1416 Florida ave. ne. Notice of funeral hereafter. ville, 5. C.. papers please copy.) 20 CLINE. On February 19, 1927, at 7:25 am. LYDIA A. CLINE. widow of Joseph L Cline. aged 7% years her late residence. 117 Tennessee ave. L. on Monday. Febrvary 21. at 5 v.m. Rela tiyes and friends invited to attend. Inter ment Martinaburg. W. Va. _( Martinsburs. West Va.. papers please cops.) COLBERT. On Thursday, February 17, 1927 at her residence. 921 3d st. n.w. A MARIE COLBERT inee McDonough). be: loved wife of the late Jonn J. Coibert and mother of * John. ~Michael ‘and William Colbert and Mrs. Katherine Carberrs. neral from her late resigence on Monday ] 0 am. thence to St where high mass will be e of her soul at 1 and, friends invi t 4t Mount Olivet ¢ CORKERY. Departed this_lfe Saturday morning. ®:bruary 19. 1927, at 4:20 a.m.. at her tasigence. 1417 Alexandria ave Fort Myer Heighis. Va. DELIA A, CORK ERY. devoted | wifs of M. J. Corkery ur.d mother of Aana and Michgel 3 cor ery. { Mra. Elizabeth Jones. Canal Zone. Sid 5. Ates Jastowsiiof Washington. brother to moum her. Joxs She leaves three sisters and @ her late resdence on Wedresday, Feb: 33, at 8:45 am.. thence to Si. Chi Church, Clarendon. Va. mass Wil be soul. Relatives and friends invited ternient Mount Olivet Cemetery. more and rles where requiem Tn- DENNISON. at 9 pm On Fridas, February 18, 1027 Hospital, after a brief iliness aged ‘21 vears. beloved son of Robert E. Dennison neral from 1317 R st n.w.. Tuesd p.m. Internient at Saturday. February ence Hospital, 'RA DUNNE. Jr. aged 4 montha son of R G. Dunme and Helen inee Beckley) FAHY. Friday. February 18. 1027 at € ualty Hospital. JOHN JOSEPH. ‘husband of Bertha Fahy. Remains resting at the { Chapel of A. J. Schippert. 2008 Pennsyl- Vania ave. n.w. Funeral services at St. Joseph's Chavel, 2nd and € sts. n.e.. Mon: day. February 31. at 9 a.m.. where mass Wil he said for the repose of his soul Relatives and friends invited. at Philadelphia. Pa. FERREE. _ Friday. February 18 Walter Reed Hospital. CARRIE FERREE {nee " America). wife of William_Ferree. emains at Tabler's mortuary, 1576 L s - ces at Fort Myer Chapel Mor 15 o'clock. Interment at Arlington Cemietery. FLETCHER. ruary 18. FLETCHER, th 19, 1927, at s life Friday, Feb- 20 D PEART Veloved daughter of Eva Jeferson. She leaves to mourn their loss one sister. Jessie Greeg. and two sons and @ host of other relatives a - neral Monday. February at from_Gethsemane Baptist Church and Virginia ave. n.w., Rev. J. T. Dastor. On Staurday. February 19, 1827 20 pm.. at 391 29th- st Mount Md. MARY (nee Mannix). be- Joved wife of Richard M. Fiynn. Notice of funeral hereafter. GARNER. Friday. February 18 1927, his residence. 9 K st. n.w.. GEORGE beloved husband of “Annie Garner (nec 1), Funeral from the above resi dence on Monday. February ©1. at 8:30 a'm.: thence to St. Aloysius Church. where solemn requiem mass will be sung at 9 . for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemeters 20 RNER. Members of Keane Council. No K. of C. are herehy advised of tho death of Brother GEORGE A. GARNEK e tated by agtend the Fanieral froti his fate residence. 9 K st. n.w.. Monday. Feb ruary =1, 1627, at 830 am. thence t St. Aloysius Chuirch. where solemmn requiem mags will be sung at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul > OHN_E. BURNS. Grand Knight. DENNIS J. NILAND, Fin. Sec's GARNER, Washington. D. C.. " B. P. 0. Elks. The lodge will convene in “session’ of sorrow” al 8:30 o clock am. Monday. February 21. 1937, for the Durpose of attending funeral of ‘our late brother, GEORGE A GARNER. who pussed to the grand lodge of the hercafte: February 18. Fu from late residence, nw. thence to St Church. Interment at Mount Olivet, ~Elk services at cemetery. By or- der of JAS. E. COLLIFLOWER. Exalted Ruler. Attest: W. S. SHELBY. Secretary. GIRRON. On Thursday, February 17, 1937 AZEL I.. beloved wife of Wilson T. G son Fuiieral from the residence of her Wister. 201 Ashton ave.. Ashton Heights. ‘endon. Va.. on Morniay. February Tiiterment at Columbia ery. Virginia, NT. Saturday. February 19, 7:03 ‘am.. THOMAS CARROLL. husband of Rsalie Carr Gri Md, Funeral Jerome" ‘Church, Hyattsville. Monday. Febe ruary 21, at 16 am. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. (Baltimore vavers pleaso copy. ) JGNES. Deguted his lite P "o niws PLORENCE Es LA BT, She leaves a host of relatives riends to_ mourn- their loss. Fineral ogepn T, Bales's chabel. ard ant l‘l “'.. ?ndlly.nhhmm czl at 1 ilerment at Harmony Cemmeiers. riends. invited 5 !omemunlnklmnl t 3 forget thee. unded Byt thes 1iHls Kiow the sorrom at ‘“hln my heart is concealed. Departed 19: 1 at sl‘ Friday evening. o'clovk. FROSPECT HILL CEMETERY—3 1C] graves). very near and of chafiel:” reasonable. Owner leavh Addresgige 471-E, Star oflice. iz IHRe A no 31\'“"""( :""{'" Wit o won, " fe e F. widow llf “ am W. 1 s, \vuw KF tlncem Juter, and was the grangmother | cul-| She'jeaves 0 mourn their loss Tather. one brother. two | and | (Green- Funeral services at Fu- | Funeral from sunz for the repose of her (Balti- SON. Interment i Gar: | P Beaths. Friday, . beloved chel, aigd father ok H. Miche Late residenc, Sunday. Febriiary on Moniday NOLAN. On ¥ her MA Februars 18, 19 husband of Mary A. { George L. and Fred- Funeral’ services at his 3 Georgia ave. n.w 30.'at 4 p.m. Inter Martinshur. W. Va February 18, 1027, at East _Capitol st . daughter of the lats an and sister 0f Funera Mo Febraary thence to" Holy Comforter Chur Wheire mase will be'said af 0 am. Friends nd (Yes tnvited Tnterment M and refatives invited. Interment Mig PAY NOLLIE] Paviie Trom the ¢ Undertakers Febriary 1 tiven i Trieids Oak Woou Comears SCHUL On_ Friday. Fel Leloved vife Tow . o Mo welock . e invited " Tnterment Falla Chareh, Va On Saturday. February 19 a4 am at i #h B StHLY e Sehuly Tam Lo Homeovath ROS\ iz, beloved wi Henrs G Fu from echapel nf = Sons.an Monday. Fel nterment priv Gallin Monda | Eesden, 7 | Relatives and friende ARMAN. On Friday X STEARMAN her of John Ste Dasid and_Mre niore fle ie alw grand noand 14 Ceat eral’ feom the char: zansky T4t ot Fehriiary At 1070 STEWART, We ary 16 N Mo Thaoria M <ot of Fr Leloved by Viola E neies host mours rollburg uary Bantist 6ith two aun thet at Relativee AN did 1ot sty Koud Departed tiis i ; hushand dauziiter. four hrotiers ‘e et Funeral services. will be Wi Sanioe’ pm.. February 20, at his Tage Loy Interment in~ Sy Ivania € oy Relatives and ir) b WILLIAMS. | Thuradas Angele 1A W inee We Ralph E ath s Williams. , Trom the & %on"fal Sedotof Cpaniotior | r 1. xwwes TR MGLER. _February 18. 19° : Zi"a l";‘l“lu"d 67 ve hand o ertie M. Ziegler and fal William M. Ziegler a d‘\iu R\‘Il"' ‘l" - Fneral ffom Mia late residens. . d st. ne. Monday. F Interment Prospect WILLIAM beloved hiu s at Hil Cemetery. 0 - [ In Memoriam. Tn sad but loving remembrar rling father. ARTHUR B. Al Fho died seven sears ago, Februar | At home on the beautiful hill of God | By the River Blessed. so lair | Some day. some time. whien my task is over, | With joy T shall meet HIS DEVOTED DATGHTER GERTRU DE, (Baltimore papers please copy.1 BAGGOTT. A tribute of love in memory of our dear wife GOTT. who passed intc i four years ago today, I'Nlruqn B Can it be four years t Since our loved one pa Yes. the tme has auickly flown Since she left us all alone Neger shall we cease to love sou Never shall your memory fade Sweetest thoughts will forever Lu | round ¥our sweet and peaceful ki one is the face we loved so dea: Hushed is the voice we loved to b We cannot help but wonder why The best are always the first to die . But the golden gate flew open. God's gentle voice said “Come And with farewells unspoken She calmly entered home. HER _LOVING HUSBAND AND BOB AND BILL. CALLAMAN, Sacred to ti devoted wife and mother. LAHAN. who departed this ago today. Febru: 20. 19 nivers sary mass to be said at Holy _Trinity Church Tuesday. February 22. at 7 am Faithful in life. remembered in death FAMILY 2 A tribute of love to_the mem EMMA E. FARLEY, ife February 14. 1926, JOSEPH _AND WIL. AND WIFE. ELIZAY SON memory of out ALICE A. CAL- fo four years FARLEY. of our dear sister. LIAM HAWKINS BETH ANSROROUGH. In sad but loving rememe A antn or onr_dear hushand and father RUBEN HANSBOROUGH. who entere{ into eternal rest nine years ago, February 18. 1918, We_shall see him some bright morning Resting by the waters fair. When the angels greet our ~oming, In the npper garden there = HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN Sacred to_the memory of my mother. FRANCES F_JACKSON. wha ten years u<o_todas 20, ALLEN PO CRSON" and loving remembranca of ‘my dear wife SUSI ho_deparied his life one sear ago. Februa Short and sudden was the call hen you were taken from me. But hever will L who loved you best, v You were faid to rest YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. JOSEPH | JOHNSON. KENSINGTON brance o KENSINGTON. wl vear ako foday. Februars 18 d more cach day I miss sou L Mhar (hin the wound 13 heale oW the surrow fis con sad farewel » CHILDREN Joxne remems RY T.KEN. JOHNSON. In sad - But HENR b Toving ustand 3 Frie But they little k ‘That lies within our he Farewell. dear husban HIS LOVING WIF AN KENSINGTON. In =ad but hrln(gr((;(\our del"u' . ]N 4 - NG ho departed ife o :xur ago. Ti:“u’rml'n February 18, 1976, Gane, but 1ot foreotten s NEPHEWS AND NIECES MR, MRS. A NOAKES A ,AND MRS G. HOW aled remembrancd EDMOND T, life jseved In sad but loving ¢ heloved and only child NIX. who departed this February 20 ‘Can it bg seven vears today. e m¥ dear bot vassed gwear® he time Bas quickly flown Since he left me all How sad is the day 10 “The day on which b Yout memory. will cling to my heart P "I Test by Sour side r cease to,love you, F memory” fade Around you N. Just a tribute of d I devotion of our lovine mother. | KATIE S "ROBINSON. who left At axo foday. February 20. 19% Farewell, dear mother. aweet be thy rost. Weary with years and worn with pai Farewell till in | behold NG, 203 ) 3 NARRY ROBIS ing_ remembrance of ou and granddaughter. ALV A £, departed this i oday, February 20, 1 acd. softly sleeDing. fowers quietly wave. loved 'so dearly . silentgrave ngs sweet memories ory brings A tear s we cherish ‘onie we loved so de | ROBINSG [ HOMAS. K darling daughic In the grave Where the Lies the Tn the Every day b Every mem Deen within o Thoughts of Some may think we are rpihen at times ihay They do not know the e ‘suffer all the while When_evening shadows are falling { And we are all alone. From our hearts there comes a longing e loved sou. dear Alva. but God cal lod ou_hoi SPOVINE DADDY AND MOTHER. Whils in silence we sit Thinking of our loved one yet In the T oping to 1 GRA W eamie day BNOTHER ROLLINS ;K. Tn sacred memory of my dear hu THLER" and “Tuther Rev. ‘BENJAMI TYER Who daparteq, this ago-today. February 20 «Three years have paseed since that sad day Theee, e e loved. wan. called aw &3 fooi T home: 1t wds Hls"win Hit in g (i Tivatis sl [ R SPIANA TYLER, 23\ JULIAN P. TYLER. INGTON. In_sad but Inrm remen A N 7s. ANNA X. WASHINGTON who devarted 1 fe_two )FIP! ago te day. February 20, 1995, : We only ask to live each day. S0 when th's course is run. That we may meet you mnlher dear. In the l]lul beyond the ADVIV& ('l"LDI\E. VINTER. ln d but_loving remembranc “nl my_ dear husband, HARRY E. WINTE ;h'? departed lhfll life one vear ako toda n‘u;:'ifl’\- Vo'Wire. ELIZABETR Wi%