Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1927, Page 7

BALCHEN IS SOUGHT | TOCIRCLE WORLD John Henry Mears Desires to Re- gain Globe-Girdling Record Lost Last Summer. I By the Associated Press. July NEW YORK, York World sa: Double-Breasted Blue Flannel Coats. White Flannel Trousers............. Striped Flannel Trousers. : White Pure Irish Linen Knickers...... . Ralelgh Haberdasher member of Comdr. Atlantic flight crew by John Henry Mears, former holder of the round-the-world speed record, as pilot of a plane in which Mears would attempt to recapture his lost title Byrd's trans- is being sought THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, ton Wells took the title from him with a mark of 28 days, 14 hours, 36 minutes and 5 seconds. Mears contem- es hopping off with Baichen in a Fokker monoplane with a single Wright whirlwind motor and girdling Knox Straws { and Panamas Y2 Price Gabardines and Tropical Worsteds! light weight and popular price as an additional appeal. Tropical Worsted Suits in dark blue, light greys and pin strlpes. silk stripes of contrasting color. Sizes to fit all men. Linen, Mohair and Palm Beach Suits Finest Tailoring, Silk Trimmed the globe without changing from th craft. He would start about Septem. ber 1 and try to complete the flight within 22 or 23 da; Balchen left here last night for Boston to confer with Byrd as to the possibility of making such a flight be- fore start of the Arctic flver's South Pole project, on which Balchen is to be engaged. Mears, until last Summer, had held the globe circumnavigation record for dward S. Evans and Lin- That gasoline of the future will yield double the mileage of today has been predicted by those interested in new s N methods of refining. 'nt Balchen, Open Saturday Until 2 O Clock that E Nothmg like them for Summer— cool, stylish Suits that keep their shape Reduced to $1975 Suits that wear and fit, together with a comfort of Gabardine Suits in cool tan shades with Reduced to $13.75 .$16.50 8.50 8.50 3.75 1310 F Street = | of Gath. | ing Office for 28 years, who died at 10 ==0n & == E%EEEE—JEE‘JE:—EEC—:— 478 Pairs of the Season’s Newest Styles in Women’s and Growing Girls’ Opera Pumps and Strap Effects A TWO-DAY CLEAN-UP in our Birthday sale—offer- ing an EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL in patent, colt, satin, tan, colored kid and cherry patent—opera pumps and strap effects—COME EARLY FOR THIS SPE- CIAL AS THERE WILL BE A CROWD! The first to arrive will get the choice styles—COME EARLY! Friday and Saturday Only Formerly Sold up R. H. SCOTT IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS ormer Newspaper Man Expires in | Baltimore Sanitarium—Was Lowden's Secretary. Russell Harrison Scott, 60 years old. mer newspaper man, and widely known in political circles during the many years he resided here, died in a sanitarium in Baltimore, early today er a long illness, Mr. Scott had been connected with the Chicago News, the old Chicago Chronicle and the Washington Bureau of the old New York Herald. He also was at one time secretary to former ov. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois, to the latq (ieorge Alfred Townsend, who wrote political articles under the name Born in Indianapolis, Ind., Mr. Scott s educated in the public schools here. Afterward he came to this ity and worked as a page at the pitol, later attending Jefferson Col- 'ge at Washington, Pa., of which his ndfather, the late Rev. John Witherspoon Scott, was president. Im- mediately following his graduation, e was employed in the Chase Na- tional Bank, New York, afterward ‘ntering the newspaper profession. He had resided in this city since 1913, He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Hobart Brooks, and a niece, Miss KKatharine Brooks of this city,and an aunt, Mrs. Norman H. Strong of Glen- dale, Calif. Mr. Scott was the grand on_of the late Solomon Atkinson Gorgas of Indiana and Washington. pointerment will be at Washington, Pa. CONNOR RITES HELD. Deceased Was Printing Office Em- ploye for 28 Years. Funeral services for Cornelius A. Connor, 4408 New Hampshire avenue, an employe in the Government Print- Sibley Hospital last Saturday follow- ing an fllness of only two da conducted at the residence Tuesday morning by Rev. J. M. Nelligan, pas- tor of St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Following the services at the house requiem mass was sald at St. Gabriel's by Father Nelligan, assisted by Rev. William J. Brooks, S. J., of St. Alo- ysius Church. Father Brooks, a life- long friend of Mr. Connor, preached the sermon. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Will Go to Eolomda. tached Enlisted Service, has been re- lieved from duty in the office of Maj. Gen. Jadwin, Chief of Engineers, Mu- 2d Engineers, at Fort Logan, Colo. Clyde J. Nichols UNDERTAKER 4209 9th St. N.W. Phone Col. 6324 Owing to O will be 14—16—18. A wonder comfortable frocks in smart silks. One and in white, maize, lanvi; other Summer shades. Master Sergt. Henry O. Elliott, De- | b: nitions Bullding, and assigned to the |S. John E: .Herrmann' the Herrmann Bottling Works Friday and Saturday. No goods will be delivered. ====Washington’s Finest Men's Wear Store A Sale! Summer Silk Dresses Sizes 14—16—18 $10.75 Formerly $30—$25—819.75 Regular Raleigh Haberdasher quality. Sold at this price merely because of their being sizes crepe de chine, printed crepes and other and long sleeves, collar and collarless effects, No C. O. D’s—No Exchanges—All Sales Final ' The Woman’s Shop of the THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland ——Fair tonight, tomorrow party cloudy, Incal thundershowers tomorrow after- noon or night; cooler Saturday. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, except possible local thundershowers tomorrow afternoon in extreme north and west portions, little change in temperature. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; 8 p.m., 83; 12 midnight, 76; 4 a.m.. 69; 8 a.m., 75; noon, 90. Barometer—4 pm., 2097; 8 pm., 12 midnight, 30.02; 4 a.m., 30.00 30.03; noon, 30.00. hest temperature, 91, occurred at 3:45 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera ture, 68, occurred at 5 a.m., today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 81; lowest, 61. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:41 a.m. and 2:21 p.m.; high tide, 7:38 a.m. and 8:06 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:31 a.m. and 3:07 p.m.; high tide, 8:26 a.m. and 8:52 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:04 a.m.; sun sets 7:24 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:05 a.m.; sun sets 7:23 p.m. Moon rises 4:41 a.m.; sets 7:45 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls, clear; Harpers Ferry, Potomac River, muddy; Shenandoah, very cloudy. Weather in Various Cities. JULY 28, 1927. J. F. HERRMANN, 90, BOTTLER, SUCCUMBS [ Founder of Plant Here Was Native of Germany and Formerly Con- ‘l ducted Bakery Here. ! John F. Herrmann, 90 years old | founder of the Herrmann Bottling | Works, died at his home, 1002 I street | southeast, yesterday. He had been in! failing health for several months. Mr. Herrmann was born in Germany and came to the United States in 185 settling in Baltimore. After residing there about a y he moved to this city, where he established a_bakery He gave up this business in 1873 and established the Herrmann Bottling Works, continuing as president until about 16 years ago, when he relin quished the office to his eldest son August G. Herrmann, who heads the business, although the father alway: maintained an active interest in the factory. Mr. Herrmann was married in 1861. His wife died in 1907. He is survived by three sons, August G., Charles F. and F. A. Herrmann; three daughters, Mrs. E. Schiotterbeck, Mrs. Claug Schwartz and Miss Margaret K. Herr- mann; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. H. Eveler, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Prospeet Hill Cemetery. & Temperature. X3 3: Stations. §= Weather. “Aqz i) i uamn' Abilens Albany 0.02 Pt.cloudy 046 Clear + Glear 30.02 ; Gl Glear o Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Suazaza | R Boston Buftalo SES R ERIRI TR R Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy joudy . Ptoelondy Gloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Rain Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy 8 ? Bt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear San_Diexo §. Franci 3 Louis eattlo Spgkane WASH.. S232222 = 3333223333333 K (8 am. Greenwich time. toda; Stations, 'A‘nmrwmurp w.-mmr London,, England. Cloudy Parls, France Part cloudy Rerlin, Germa Part cloudy Covenhagen. Denr Cloudy Horta (Fayal). Azore Part cloudy Hamilton, Bermuda Part_cloudy Havana, 'Cuba, Clear lon. Canal Part cloud; the Death f closed ful assortment of cool, washable flat crepe, two piece styles, short n green, flesh and all Also dark shades. . Gift to Law Library. NORFOLK, Va, July 28 (#) —A complete collection of Virginia law reports s to be presented by the State to Middle Temple, the English barrister's library, of London. Gov. Harry Flood Byrd has directed Ivor A. Page of this city, native of Eng- land, to convey the gift. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. France—Havre .. President Monroe—Marseille DUE TODAY. Fort Victoria—Bermuda Santa Marta—Port Limon’ . Silvia—St. Johns_ . Manuel _Amius—Cadi; Yoro—Kingston ... DUE TOMORROW. Aquitania—Cherbourg and Southampton. July 23 ...July 19 Dluly 12 L July 20 JJuly i8 Conte Biancamano—Genoa Manchuria—San Rotterdam—Rotterd: Republic—Bremen DUE SATURDAY, JULY 30. Santa Cruz—Callao_. La Bourdonnais—Bo} Mayaro—-Port of Spain. Bremen—Bremen Sinaia—Marseille DUE SUNDAY. JULY 31 Adriatic—Liverpool Laconia—Liverpool De Grasse—Havre President Wilson—" Calamares—Port Limon DUE MONDAY. AUGUST 1. American_ Shipper—London . JOHN F. HERRMANN. Thirty-Two Die in Wreck. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, July 23 (P).—Thirty Africans and two Eu- | ropeans were killed yesterday in a | head-on collision between a Natal mail train and a freight near Heidelbers. Many Europeans and natives were in- jured. Card of Thanks FURTNE We wish to express our sin- ts and appreciation to our rela- riende for their sympathy. kind- ness and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved son and brother, RALPH M. FURTNER, suly 27, 1027, | idence of her de A, Alexande sl . MARY B. the lalfl John and ALEXANDER. at 11:40 cousin, 2 2947 'Tilden daughter of Pettit Alex Til am. Please omit flowers. 'R, On Wednesday, July 27, 1027, at | his_residence. 1346 4% st s JOHN | STEELE ARTHUR, beloved husband of Angeline Arthur. * Funeral from above ) . July 29, at 2 o'clock. to attend. ¢ BEARD. On Thureday, July 28. his residence, 1166 Abbey nl. n'e. A the beloved husband fof tho Tate Beard. Testing at the & e Co. 412 H st. Notice of funeral hereafter. BEIGGS. On Wednesday, July 27 “Tuberculosia _Hospital, "MARY beloved daughter ot ' James H. Notice of funeral here Remains ing at the W. Ernes parlors, 2222 G BULLARD. On Wednesday, Jul : al_her_residence. o W ™ 41" BULLARD. other ‘of Lyhs, Bulrd. Woods: services at Central Presbyterian Sixteenth and Irving_sts. n.w. ¥ July 20. at 2 p.m. Interment (private) Glenwood Cemetery. . BYRD, Suddenly, on Wed: 1927, at her residenc ANNIE M. BYRD. Geneva Davis. She also leaves 1 children and 10 great-grandchildr mourn their loss. Remains restin; Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral p: (: orgia_ave. n.w. Funeral § at 1 p.m.. from % B: ¥ between S and & Suddenly, on Wednesd . JOHN CLARK 2126 Pennsyl 1927, at BRIGGS. mother o grand- Ancon——Cristobal Bergensijord. Minnesota—L Pennland—Antwerp Tuscania—Havre Martinique—Puerto Colombia Fort St. George—Bermuda - . Coamo—San Juan .. DUE TUESDAY. AUGUST 2. Maravi—Cristobal Carabobo—Maracaibo Essequibo—Valparaiso Majestic—Cherbourg Americon Legion—Buenos Ai Ohited States—Copenhagen +- .. DUE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. Parls—Havre veeoJuly 17 OUTGOING STEAMERS, Daylight Saving Time. SAILING TODAY. American Trader—Plymont cle};:m;;cneimr.m050{'15:':-0{‘:34“-:“1 Dominica—3t. Thomas, Martiniaus and Trint- Kexk‘o—fl-v.nl. Progreso, Vera Cruz and ‘Tamplico. San Loreno—San Juan, Suffren—Havre Cabo Torres—Lisbon. Tiradentes—Montevideo. SAILING TOMORROY", Baracoa—Puerto Colombi. d FloryTa Guayra. Foerte cabens aed e Matura—Grenada, Trinidad and Demerara. Aurania—London, Camlylnll—?uerm Cortez. Munareo—Quebe wok It Said. Sawoki SAILING SATURDAY. July 30. Ni Amsterdam—Pl; i ionw - Amsterdam—Plymouth. ~ Boulogne Codric—Queensiown and Liverpo Sierra Ventana—Plymouth. iy —— Bre Stockholm—Gothenburg. Minnewaska—Plymouth ' and London. Cameronia—Moville and Glasgow. Orizaba—Havana. Porto Rico—San Juan. San Mateo—Santiao. 'Kingston and Puerto Western World—Rio de Janeiro, Santos. Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Silvia—St. Johs latique and Valparaiso. Teno—Cristobal Fort Victoria—Bermu Toloa—Havana, Cristobal and Port Limon, Mavari—~Puerto Colombia. Edna E.—Puerto Plata and San Domingo Western Knight—Capetown. Blair—Genoa. Rigel—Barcelona, Bassa—Funchal, Accra, SAILING SUNDAY. JULY 31. Leviathan—Cherbourg and Southampton. Franconia—Queenstown and_Liverpool. Auuitania—Cherbours and_Southampton. Qlymoie—Cherbourg and Southampion. France—Plymouth and Havre. Belkenland—Plymouth. Cherbours and Ant- SAILING MONDAY. AUGUST 1. Manuel Arnus—Corunna. SAILING TUESDAY. AUGUST 2. Frederik XIII—Christiansand, Oslo and Co- pennagen. Amazone—Curacao and Cape Haiti. SAILING WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3. Byron—Patras and Piraeus. Falcon—San Juan, La Guayra and Puerto Cabello, . Gatun—Kingsto Santa Marta—Kingston, Cristobal Puerto Colombia. LOST. BEADED BAG, wentaining i ¥lagses. Tn Franklin Park. Wednesday night. reward. 1998 Exe, Ant. 006.© o BAR PIN—OId-fashioned with 15_small diamonds. in the Union St tion on July 24. 1f found, please notify Mrs George ‘Ben “Johnston at 1401-A Hanover ave.. Richmond, Va. L mnnrfkirmndlrt and : screw tail: ears not clip) eway Return “to 6622 bth st. n.w. or Adams -July 24 “July 23 ‘July 18 Las Palmas Dakar and and {old bar pin, set - blind. _Reward if re- Thompson's restaurant, 9th~ and Tn Library Reward fi 6 years. d. 1140 6th st. n. 9th and Pa, ave.: “Mel Falke™ on collar. Colnmbia_9590. FOUNTAT, st _nw answers to Liveral reward. Cail PE; 192% 1ith Reward Kold, Tresday. Poi. 11 Lin- | TANDBAG brown_ hetween Falrfax_and Mitilebure, Va.. containing wrist wateh and wodding rine. Reward. 1219 Franklin et. o e B LAPAZ HEART on only for association. iral_ave. BRACELET st s Oouna Gl Eeno Bar REward: T Corrielio, 1214 K" at. now: PARROT, 'm.._mnd reen. —Re ?“m'—u- fim o 1 East Hirkd 5. chevy Chase, M. ‘Wisconsin l RING. recia m-“nnT—_‘_u BIRck a6dwhile oamno. Hlamand set. iatinges mounuu%m eadny | “vem rewa At the Fairfax, Mass. ave. and. 2ist st 38 N ™ B A T P RFand"1180 " Soray .. "ire."Detian fifiz A3, P St Mot \-a‘unhla hail Eewara. " Boe "Gathe: 20° ward. 302! vania ave. n.w. aged 54 years. Remains resting at ‘W. W. Chambers' funeral home. Notice of funeral later. Departed this life Wednesiaye 1057 THOMAS A.. beloved hus® zabeth M. Deaking (nee Kiefer) . Funeral from the his daugh- ter, Mrs. Edgar L st ne. on Saturday. Ju thenci 10 Holy Name Church, where requiem mass w(ll be said at 9 o'clock. Inwrmcnt at Arlington National Cemetery. 20° DYER. n Tucsday, July 20, 1927, at 5:40 ROBERT C: DYER, beloved hushand i ¥ora E. Dyer (nes Gordon). Funeral from his late residence, 2204 Nichols ave: Friday. July 29. at p.m. Relatives find Iriends. invited to- attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemete: 28 EARL. On Wednesday. July' 27, 1027. at tho ‘residence of her daughter, Mrs_ John Lefever, Ashburn, Va., \h\l‘(lARET RO- BERTA, widow_of_George H F neral from V. L. Spearg Co.. n.w.. on Friday, July . at Interment Rock Creek Cemctery ONS. Suddenly, Wednesday, July 1927, at 1 a.m.. at his residence. Lan- ham, Prince Geores County, A BURCH FITZ SIMONS. ‘beloved hus of Virginia L itz Simons. Re- mains at his late home until Friday at 9 a.m.. thence to St. Paul's Cathol Chnrch. where requiem mass will be said at 10 :)clock. Interment Fort Lincoln Lenw ery. HEBRMANN. = On Wednesdys, July 27. at his residence. 1002 Eye st. s.e.. J F, HERRMANN. beloved hus| d of the late “Sovhia M. Herrmann _(neo Rieel) . aged 00 years, “Funeral {rom the above residence on Saturday. July 3 p.m. Relatives and friends Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. HINES, On Tuesday, July 26, 10% Freedmen's Hrmin! BERNICE HI beloved wife of Lorenzo Hines. She le six children, six brothers and thre 55", l}:rnln‘nu K']sllnt]'ll the W. arvis Co. {uneral parlors. ave. n.w. Body will be shipped to Weldon, HUBER. _ July Bladenshurg. d.. L. love band of Annie Hitber, aged 46. Fune: from His Tate residence, July 30, at 3 p.m. Relatives and (Ilemls invited. (Baltimore bapers please copy.) s 29 KYLE. | Departed this life Wednexday, July 2 ILLA" V p.m.. P“ llrm';nllmu’ Hnnmml (nee Paul eloyed wflel r)‘( l"“; lmu’j l“'r'fll:iml ‘C. Kyle. ‘1;‘:{; neral Saturday, July 30. at § am.. fr her ll'\lllhl!‘ s residence, Mrs. Annie Lit- tleford. 9 K st. se. thence to St. Peter's Cmm-h. where _solemn _requiem high mass will be sung for the repose of her soul._ Friends and_relatives invite: attend. Interment at Mount Olivet {on ery. LOVING. On Wednesday. Gordonsville. Va. WII RICHAR? beloved wife of W. L. Loving. Fu Friday. July 29. at 11_a.m.. from Hoieb M. E. Church, Orange County, Va. Tnterment Orange County. Va. LUCAS. Monday, July 25. 1927. at 6:15 .. at his residence, 45 Fenton st. n.e. after a brief illness. LEWIS A LUCAS. devoted brother of Mrs. Bertie Mozie unll Rial Lueas. Funeral Friday. July 2 p.m. from his late residence. Relatives aud friends invited. MADES. On Wednesday, July 27, 1027, at 11:45 p.m.. IDA JACKSON. wifo of Nic! olas A" Mades. 1422 Meridian pl Funeral from her residence on . at 2 p.m. Relatives and Tnterment private. ~ 29° McAUSLAND, On July 27, 1927. at Yon kers. N. Y. EUGENTA’ widow of Andrew G. McAusland and mother of Mrs. Janet’ B, Tucker. Funcral services ational Cemetery on Friday. July 29. at 1 p.m. MEREDITH. On Tuesday, July 268. 1927, af Freedmen's Hospital. GEORGE L, E- DITH. son of Briscoo Meredith. - Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georzia n.w. MONRO. On Wednesday. July 27. her residence. Wardman Park Annex. Mrs WILLIAM JAMES MONRO. Servic Friday, July 29 at 2 pm. at J. Wm. funeral " chapel,” 332 "Pennsylvan Funeral private. MURPHY, Suddenly on Wednesday. 27, 1937, at his residence, 66 nw., JOHN, beloved husband Murphy (née Wright) Funeral the NIKWB residence, at 8:30 am. thence . Church, whers high _reauiem Ye wing at & ‘am. for'ine repoze of his soul. Interment at Mt. Ol Relatives and friends invited. N Wednesday, July 27. 1027, at_the her danghter, 8. Mich. NEAL, beloved wife of John N of ‘Mrs, Ella Harris Spence. Mrs. Dhine Ross. Frederick and Richa grandmother of Edw. F. Harris. n ment Saturday, July 30, at Detroit, M | NICTIOLS. ! Julv 27, 102 S TRA NICHOLS, bel of Amelia H Nichols.' Funeral from his late"residenc 8118 Dumbarton ave. n.w.. at 2 p.m. Sat: unlay, July 30. Friends and relatives invited 29 ROY. Denarted this life Wednestay. Jul 27, 1927. at 1:30 am.. at Freedmen's Flospital, JAMES E. beloved husband of Luey Roy of 808 Westminister et Funeral, from Mt, Alre Baotist Chun between N. Capitol and 1st afs. n.w eldag, July 20, at 8 Do Relatives and riends invited. Interment at Caroline County. Va. D 20¥. Excelsior Lodge. No, 5441, G U £ announces the deain” of JAM special meetin B bo feid"st 6a"Feilo 8. nw. at 8 pm._tonicht to arranee G Vha “funeral, which will be held {rom t. Airy Baptist Church. L st. between N, Caitol and 1st sts.. on Friday. July 29. at 8 nan. - All menibers ‘of the lodge are ted to be present. L. D WASHINGTON. N. G, sidence o fre July 27. 192 74 from mvlhu arted this life on Wednesday. THO) il .n-laex | BUTLER, BDeaths. ANCIL. On we 5. July 27. 1927, at RGE father ot Mary Tan at” 10 cioci 640 Fla. ave. . July 27, 1(‘1“7‘ at E. THECKER. ' be- late Joseph Thfl"ker Funeral from the residence . Mrs. Theodore Schondau. Saturday, Jul 1riends Glea- 8 iday, from Bundy July 29, chapel, wita of the 8 years. r and Interment at On We residen: EOWARL W July 27, Emerson i > am.: requiem v's Church at 9:30. In- ¥’ Cenic Kela od to attend. Wednesday anm., LOUISE W ther of Geoge E s fuver m. inte O . Wednesda R ; JAMES WiLLIS uneral “from ler's chapel o mia_ave on Fr Inter: nt Glenwood ¢ on v, July Lerculosis Ho JA ioved son of J ar her of Lucy and Millie Yates W at % p.m. tery 3. 1 emains. resting at the ¢ End tuneral Funeral no- Z!n Memorian. ¢ rory of my dear mother, _who died vue year ago You_ su ch, _ We watchied you Until a guardian angel can: And softly stole you away. Before our eyes you f Growing weaki Patiently bearing h Until God took her re resting in you murr day by day, "As e ! DEVOTED Py, o loving remembrance of our BOWIE. 1 and father. WILLIAM E. In 1 were here, Tis Sweet to_remember se you're just as Though a from us t stars shine over the grave ¢ we_loved. but could not =ave. was hard. we will not complain, st in God to meet again 2 HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. BRAHLER. In loving remembrance of my and__our father. WILLTAM who died 35 years ago today. 1 HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. ¢ In sad remembrance of & and loving mother. MARY - AHAN, who depart- rs ago today. July 28, . Anniversary mass at Bléssed Sact a hireh HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. ® BUTCHER. In sad but loving remembrance of mv dear husband, HARRY N. BUTCHER. who arted this life twe s ago today. July 19! 0_one knows my longing, But few have gecn me weep: T ghed my tears from an aching heart, While others are fast HIS LOVING WIFE. * memory_of our darlin mother, LUV BUTLER. who die four years ago tod uly 28, 1023 ER LOVING CHILDREN. ® ARTE! ad_but loving remembrance of my dear daughter. MARION CARTER, vho de 4 this life one year ago today, In i It was in the morning when angels of death came down to earth And bore our daughter away. She has reached that shining shore: There she will suffer no more. DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER. ® CUNNINGHAM. In sad but loving remem. brance of our dear father, Who entered into rest seven years ago. July 28. 1920, Loved in Jife and in death remembered. HIS DEVOTED CHILDREY, MRS, TREY. G P. BARNES, C. 8. lu constant and sacred memory of our dear father. who entered life glernal twenty-five years ago today., July Passed bevond our touch, Beyond our_sicht. Never beyond our love and thought. HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. ® FEIGHNNE, A tribute of love and remem brance ' fo “my_ dear father. JACOB FEIGHNNE of " Beltsville, Md.. who en- tered into_eternal rest one year ago today. July 28, 19 Nobody knows how T miss you, Nobedy ‘knows my grief; Many the silent tears I shed When others are fast asleep. HI§ DEVOTED DAUGHTER. Brra o rF\\\RuK ln sad but loving remembrance 1 dedr " sister. 'ROSIE FENWRICK, s life five years ago today, Mass at St Aloysius cR SISTER MARIE. * ing_remembrance of 1 our father. PAUL BIsER wha Y3 30 uddenly two years ago foday, Ju H18 "WIFE AND CHILDREN. * LEWIS. In memory of RUSSELL LEWIS, ho - departed_ this lifo cight years aso today, July 28. 1919 HIS MOTHER. AMELIA LEWIS. * MACLEAN. In memory of our dear wife and mother. JANE GULLAND MACLEAN, ¥ho, died onie sear ago today, July 28, She wore a crown of patience. All throngh the years che struggled on: Those hands that rest forever Are the hands that made our home. Yoy, suffered much. you murmured not, We watched you. day by day, Until a guardian antel came And softly stole you away. Before our eves vou faded, Growing weaker. day by day, Patiently_bearing your suffering Tntil God tool you away. You are resting in peace. dear mother, One year has passed away: You are gone. but not foreotten, As we think of vou each dav: BAND AND CHILDREN. * In loving memory of my beloved MADDOX MILLER, who died T8 ago today. July 28, 1919, hard to part with you I loved so Burl‘ Gl d loved you. too. and thought §* 80, _He took you home, To eternal rest. HIS DEVOTED MOTHE! FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i WILLIAM LEE— Funes LLIAM LEE. i oW )”:l EE. Funeral Director and in_connection. Comrao- dious_chapel. n G Jums. Moder ate prices. W. Wairen Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) “ 3034 ’\[ St. N.\WV. Estavlished 1841 Phone_ West Tunothy Hanlon Phone Quict fled, Efficient Service, Autonis S Chapel. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H St_N. LINCOLN_§200. P. A. TALTAVULL gde TALTAVULL. Mer, 438 T'h "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H Rz" )\ E " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W \Ex”»n et Teiepuone. M _841 B ¢ CHAs. S. ZURH Succeeding the Original ‘W.R.8PEARE CO. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 {5=urern ASyTaISET, JAMES T.RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E Modet cnaver. |+ " Gilfanue 1700 Private_Ambu £ A Auto_Service ~_ T.F.COSTELLO _1724 N. Capitol St.____NORTH 7978. _ V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the muccessors of nor connected withihe original W R, Spears catabiish: ment. itk v oo 1009 H SE. N Formerly 010 ¥ St N.W. IVE ELORAL EMRLEMS. Our Only Store, 14th & Eye Prompt_Auto Delivery Service Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. , July “s. 1927, at 3 am. i'l! el Md “ B Nea) and. Elognbe. Gorzas P e N Sanitaiun, Bt muu . Ild.llflllmlll and Washi ntlnn ‘80 years.” beloved husband of s i el i o d ivate. wmAu O.DAVIS. P. ON, aced 60 years, son t at Washington, Pa. 207,30 BLACKISTONE 14th & | H Beautiful Floral , $5 Desl ns, $! a’ng"uy.