Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1927, Page 9

A. B. SHAW, 91, DIES. Western Maryland Land Owner Was One of Oldest Masons. Special Dispatch to The Star. BARTON, Md.,, August 2.—Andrew Bruce Shaw, 91, died at his home, at Moscow Mills, early Sunday morning. Mr. Shaw was a large land owner, much of which 1is underlaid with conl. He was a native of Moscow Mills, near Barton, and was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Willam Shaw, pioneer residents, his father having been a native of Cresaptown. Mr. Shaw for many years looked after the exten including the selling and leasing of coal mines and farming property. His activities also included merchandising and sawmill operation at one time. The estate is still of large propor- tions. Rev. Willlam Shaw, his grand- father, was a pioneer minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, having received his credentials from Bishop Asbury. Mr. Shaw was one of the oldest Masons of Maryland and was a member of Allegany Lodge of B: survived by one son. Lonaconing, and three daughters, loan nold, Keyser, W. Snyder, made her and Miss Patsy J. Va; Mr home with Shaw. Character Loans The Services of “Your Bank” Are Available to All A Monthly Deposit of $6.25 $12.50 $18.75 $25.00 $31.25 $37.50 $50.00 $62.50 NOW $46.00 $92.00 $138.00 $184.00 $230.00 $276.00 $368.00 $460.00 Gives You ‘Washingtonians And When Loan Is Paid You Also Have $25.44 $50.88 $76.32 $101.76 $127.20 $152.64 $203.52 $254.40 DEPARTMENTAL BANK “Your Bank”—Under U. S. Government Supervision 1714 Pennsylvania Ave. N. Puys 4% on Savings Accounts Reasonable ales. Baggage and Small Lots Trans- ferred i Phone Main 6900 for innm. Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E Street N.W. FIRE-PROOF STORAGE—MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING 35 AR new; TR R Dixie Weave—Summer Suits 30 Hart Schaffner & Marx Feather-weight Dixie Weave Worsteds Reduced in Price to All Suits are silk trimmed All Suits are in the newest Summer styles for men and young men All the colors and patterns are Silver grey, . Cedarwood tan, Chamois, Mountain blue—and blues with stripes All alterations without charge Raleigh Haberdash 1310 F tet THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, TURSDAY, AUGUST MRS. CONA REESE DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Wite of Militla Bureau Official Will Be Buried at Cedar Hill. Mrs. Cona Bowden Reese, 39 years old, wife of Elmer W. Reese and a res ident of this city for the past 16 years, died at the family residence, 69 Seaton place, yesterday after a long illness. Mrs. Reese was a native of Zanes ville, Ohfo. She was a member of Fi- delity Chapter, O. E. S., and the Rhode Island Avenue M. E. Church. She leaves her husband, who s chief of the supply_ division of the Militia Bureau, War Department; four children, Miss Helen ILouise Reese, Miss Martha Lucille Reese, Eleanor Mae Reese and George Elmer Reese: her mother, Mrs. Iva D. Bowden of Zanesville, Ohlo; a sister, Mrs. John Lynch of Zanesville, and two brothers, Hobert G. Bowden of Columbus, Ohio, and Howard Bowden of Kalamazoo, Mich, Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. R. Y. Nicholson will officiate. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. s MISS MARY DAW DEAD. Native of Alexandria Had Lived Here for Years. Miss Mary Virginia Daw, 65 years old, died yesterday at 824 Aspen street, the home of her nephew, R. Fred Daw. Her own home was 1324 Wisconsin avenue. 1 Miss Daw was born_in Alexandria, Va. Her father was Frederick Daw, an Englishman, who settled in Fairfax County and there married Miss Mary Sherwood, Miss Daw is survived by two brothers, Samuel L. and Frederick W. Daw, both of Washington, and two nephews, Lewis Daw of this city, and R. Fred Daw. She had lived Here since childhood. The funeral will be held from het nephew’s home Thursday at 2 p.m. In- terment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. RENT AN APARTMENT From . 14! J 4 R Oreoe Hale G102 Clyde UNDERTAKER 4209 9th St. NNW. Phone Col. 6324 TOCK andard Tyvewriter, "Call at Evans Bidg. 1420 N, Y. Ave. Hand _or “electricall speediest typist per- orming_here. * RY CLEANIN AT WOODRUFF'S s of the Hizhest Quality DS 25 o 1927. MRS. J. M. COLSON BURIED. Funeral Services Held Today for Retired Federal Worker. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Jennie M. Colson, who dled Sunday morning at Sibley Hospital, this after- noon at 2:30 o'clock at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin streot. Interment was at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Colson lived at 1036 Evarts reet mortheast with her daughter, mith. She was 73 years Mrs. Eva D. ¢ the last 27 years of her life hav- She ing been spent in Washington, eamo to the District in 1900 from In- diana. She obtained employment in the Census Bureau, where she worked until she was retired in 1925 after 25 rs of ser 3 Mps. Calson is survived by Mrs, Smith and a son, Rock T. Miller, of Detroit, Mich, o Marriage Licenses. folarriage licenses have been fssued to the ollowin William B. Croft of Richmond, V: Loitio Myrick of Littleton, N. C. Keener Hughen of ~this city and Christine V. on of Ashdown. Ark. Robert ¢ nd Anna C. Beaver. Raymond S nd Beuiah Basil 12 2. Bly. Albert Neal and Edna Coover. Dorsey Hall and Melzie Ruffuer. John H. Talbot and Marie F. Fratz. both of Wilmin; Del. ¥ Roks Farrar of this ‘city and Frances Scherger of Takoma Park, Md. Tawrence Williams of Silver Spring, Md., Thornton of Brookville, Md. ter Hickling of Fort Myer, Vu. and Rosa Hill of this city. Jack Ziglar and Irene Peddycord. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to tho Health Department in the past 24 hours: Lo Ra yllis Buckingham, girl. John W, Carter, boy. Kiephan'B. and Clements. boy. Warren €. and Crump. g1il. Rufus A, and . Goodnough,’ boy. Paul and rl Roland A, and Hubes Loveless, boy. Elliott M. and J. t Moore, girl. Joseph J. and Elizal M. Roland, girl Paul F. and Alice M. Rockelli, boy. Walter W. and Ada P. Sawyer. girl. Lo Roy G. and Helen Taylor. boy. William F. and Jessie Warner, boy. , Alphonso R. and Pinkey Adams, boy. Carter and_Dora Bowshan, girl. Paul and Roberta Brlnllax. boy. Ellsworth and The! Davis. girl. Fdward J. and_Daisy T Frost, boy. Harry W. ‘and Florence E. Patierson, girl. Hugh and Lucille Tilghman, girl William T. and Lucille Whitaker, ‘girl. Dealhs—Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: Jane Hannan, R4, 1 Tennyson at. Robert W, Ward,' 60, G.'S, Soldiers’ Home Hogspital. Jqannétt R. White, 68, Emergoncy Hos- L Moran, 54, Providence Hospital. 0, 2401 s, 4 " Calvert st. Size 9x12 6x9, 4.6x7.6 36x63 27x54% " Size T 9x12 - 83x10.6 Main 3770 Established 1861 WILL POSTPONE PLEA TO GAS LIGHT COMPANY Attorney Fleharty Withholds Re- quest for Extended “Grace” Period for Payment of Bills, Ralph B. Fleharty, people’s counsel hefore the Public Utilities Commis- sion, announced today that he would not press at this time his suggestion to the Washington Gas Light Co. that the “grace” period for the payment of bills be extended from 10 to 15 days. The Potomac Electric Power Co. al- ready has agreed to put the extension into effect ahout January 1, when elec- tric rates will be readjusted under the profit-sharing agreement which it has with the Utilities Commission. ‘As the commissfon is now revaluing the property of the Washington and Georgetown Gas Light companies, Mr. Fleharty said, he would wait until this work 18 completed before pushing the proposed extension period with a view ving the commission make tHis stment at the time it determines ation it allows. o MRS. HOGG DIES. Widow of Nathaniel B. Hogg Leaves Two Daughters. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, NMd., August 2.—Mrs. Elizabeth G. Hogg, 72 years old, widow of Nathaniel B. Hogg and daughter of the late Edward C. and Anna F. Gilpin of. Sandy Spring, dled yesterday at the home of her sister, Miss Mary A. Gil- pin, at Sandy Sprins. She 1s survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Kinsolving of New York and Mrs, Ruth M. Lucas, wife of Capt. C. M. Lucas, U. S. A., of Pittsburgh. She was a sister of Clarence L. Gilpin of Sandy Spring. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning from Ascension Episcopal Church, burial to be at Brownsville, Pa. NOTED EDUCATOR DIES. Rev. James H. Rockwell Active in Catholic Work for 25 Years. BOSTON, August 2 (A).—Rev. James H. Rockwell, 65 years old, active in Catholic educational work for more than a quarter of a century, died yes- terda He had been president of the Brooklyn and St. Francis Xavier Col- leges in New York, and secretary to the provincial of Maryland and New York province, Jesuit. -— An average of $101.58 is being paid out yearly by Nebraska to educate each pupil attending its public schools. Our entire stock of Domestic Rugs offered at great reductions. ings are listed below by way of illustmtion. Worsted Wilton Rugs Regularly ~ $130.00 $93.00 8.3x10.6 $120.00 $86.25 $83.50 $58.50 $46.50 $32.75 $21.75 $16.00 $14.00 $10.00 Two group- Sale Price Seamless Axminster. Rugs , ’ Sale Price $36.50 $33.75 $20.25 $13.00 $5.00 $2.75 W. B. Moses & Sons F Street and Eleventh A, O RIISVIOREEL it A AP J. H. LOCKMILLER DIES. Confederate Veteran, 87, Was Tal en Prisoner at Gettysburg. WINCHESTER, Va., August 2.— John H. Lockmiller, 87, Confederate veteran, died yesterday, at the home ot his daughter, Mrs. A. C, Racey, near here, Two daughters and one son, Joseph Lockmiller of Washing- ton, survive. Mr. Lockmiller was captured dur- ing the fighting at Gettysburg, Pa., and sent to prison at Fort Delaware, where he nearly died of smalipox. He was an Army comrade of John Boyce, 97, who died Sunday in Powells Fort, Shenandoah County, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a business meeting, 8 o'clock, at 601 E street, Dr. M. 8. Mooman will lead the Bible class in the lecture room of the Church of the Covenant from 6:45 to 7:15 o'clock, under auspices of the Business Women's Council. Owing to repairs being made, no sup- per will be served by the council te- night nor on August 9. FUTURE. Assoclation of Oldest Inhabitants will meet tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., at Union Engine House, Nineteenth and H streets. ¢ The Frgatocrats’ Club will meet tomorrow at 802 F street. ‘The Boys’ Independent Band, J. L. Kidwell, conductor, will give a con- cert Friday, 8 p.m., in the stadium at East Washington Community Cen- ter, Seventeenth and Iast Capitol streets, and not tonight, as was pre- viously announced. The Tuesday dances at the center have been dis- continued until October 1. Local No. 140, National Federation of Post Office Clerks, will have an excursion to Marshall Hall tomorrow. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland— Falr; slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, followed by showers tomor- row in extreme west portion; not much change in temperature. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 75; 8 pm., /8; 12 midnight, 65; 4 a.m., 63; 8 am., 72; noon, 79, Barometer—4 p.m., 29.80; 8 pm., 29.95; 12 midnight, 29.90; 4 a.m., 29.89; 8 a.m., 29.92; noon, 29.94. Highest temperature, at 6 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 63, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 94; lowest, 76. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:38 am. and 8 p.m.; high tide, 11:16 a.m. and 4:43 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:25 a.m. and 6:43 p.m.; high tide, 11:58 a.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:09 a.m.; sun sets 7:20 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:10 a.m, sets 7:18 p.m. Moon rises 9:45 a.! sets 10:13 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Harpers Ferry—Potomac, very mud- dy; Shenandoah, very muddy. 80, occurred un Weather in Various Cities. & Temperature. & ® g 5 Weather. ~sopioisos Y *3q¥u e e irFed weg o w + Ut ... Cloudy 9,01 Pt.cloudy Clear Clear $tloudy Pt.clous Cloudy Cloudy . Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Raining Clear Preioudy clou Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Gloudy Fl‘ cloudy Atlantie Gty Baltimore Birminghas Bismarck Hoston . Buffalo 0% Charleston 30.02 i 30.20 0.10 Cleveland Col'mbia.8. Denver Detroit Paso. Galveston Helena Huron, 8. Indianapol; Jacksonville. Kausas City. Los Angeles, Louiavilla iami, FI. N. Orlea New Yo City Omaha Philadelphif Phoenix . Pittsbu ZITEERE om@anoEIEED: e TR LA L] C. §. Lake’ City 20.86 San " Antonio 29.98 San_ Diego. . 39. b Bt.cloudy T4 Prclou 38 Cloar Y FORE s‘a‘l‘gng.m,, Greeuwchh mc.llodl;‘.; - 5 ‘emperature. Weather. London. England. . BB Clear aris, France.. ... Cloudy iennia, _Austria. Clear erlin, * Germany . Clear. ‘openhagen, _ Denim: Cloudy Stockholm, *Sweden. Horta (Fayal). Azoi Hamilton, Bermuda, Clear. Havana, 'Cuba, Cloudy Collon. ~Canal Zor 78 Cloudy FOU! PARASOL. Tady's. Owncr can prowing Broberyy 16 St e e O LOST. ACCOUNT BOOK—petween U and Jeaton T on dth st me. E. M. Rokers, Driver 13, Areade_Laindry. 3% AIREDALE—Femals 3 th id. ~ Dn 10 9351 et eorzerown, ® Roward, 3¢ BANK TOOK, Am. Sec. & Trast Co. with two cheques, "City Club, tickets: on 10th st. Defucen Siaie, aia N Y. aver. Sindayaft Tt i L Wl D A gh BAR PIN. diamond. on or near F_st, Pleass rotum to'208-E Wardman Park Hotel. Re- BAR PIN. %old. set with pearls, Thursday. viclnity Dupont’ Circle. - Return to Sl ybong S Rl Foo % BILLFOLD on Quin 3. Frid niehi: Ckowara Rl S 1SN of. B, S neton, Va. N e e T rendbd AT _dark navy blue, lady's. Sunday cve- I Metropolitan. last” row. Reward. Clear Part cloudy G, small brown with white spot on breast: ctrayed from 227 Rosemary st., Chevy Chase. Reward. Wi 01 . —DBlack, m: roward. LOST OR STOLEN—' : also a silver-plated Buescher saxophone. $50 reward for information leading_to the “re- covery of these instruments. $50 will be baid for the voluntary return of these iu- strumenta and no questions asked. A Linger. 3100 24th st. ne. | PAIR OF TORTOISE SHELL BYEGLASSE: Finder ‘please cail Main Saturday_eve 443, or (after 5:30 pm.) 12000. Extension’ Potomac. 160, PIN, frafernity. Delta_Sigma, PhI Jewelod. Reward if returned to owner. Phone Main 16, POCKETBOOK, Sat. night, about 10:16_on Diadtorm at fih & Pa. ave.. containing Ot"orking woman. 1101 So. Carolina ave. we. POCKETBUOK, —fréen _ Jeather, contaming ne d,_fountain ., in_Chevy Chase. Bonera " Call Wisconsin. 333, POCKETBOOK—Will person finding _brown ketbook in Biack & White taxi Sund: ke oSk ‘and. returis Docketbook to 1313 Gat.ne.? KETBOOK, 1ady’s. black, trimmed with PO ahiay hiEWL Sfter Ohurch on Soldlers' Home car_ line. ~Return to 3550 10t mw. to Mre. Stone only. ~ Adams 2075, POLICE DOG—Lisht fzay, fio collar. ROLACE Al Silver SoriMe 9931, SCARF, vlaid, 3 cornered: Friday evening. Reward. "Main 0495, 'ACLES, il _rim, In_Perau i # E‘(.?rnnm 10858 coluiobia ra. now. - He- i F Tetween 1800 North R T RUCIFIX S Sanitor w ovenl SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals and_Sailing From ARRIVED YESTERDAY. American, 5{" m;‘rnLomlnn Do Gramsc iiatre : 1 Dominic Essequibo—Valparaiso ARRIVED TODAY. aravi—Cristobal Carabobo— Maracaibo Majestic—Cherbourg and ‘Southampto Laconia—] s United~ Sta%es—Conenhiagen. DUE WEDNESDAY, AU Paris—Havre ... . DUE THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. Columbus—Bremen Nerisea—St. John's Tivives—Limon .. Fort Victeria—Bermuda.. pool Cherbourg and UE SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. Monterey—Tampico . President 1Mrdin mén 3 DUE SUNDAY, AUGUST 7. Pastores—Port Limon. . DUE MONDAY. AUGUST 8. Albert Ballin—Hamburg. Caledonia—Glasgow uthampto henbitts London miburk —Liverpool OUTGOING STEAMERS, SATLING TODAY. Frederik XIII—Christiansand, Oslo and Co- Denhagen Amazone—Curacao and Cape Haitl, SAILING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. Byron—Patras and_Piraeus. Hamburg—Cherbourg, ~ Southampton G r'vr[o—llermllfla. an Juan, La Guayrs and Puerto Gatun—Kingston. Santa Marta—Ringston, ~ Cristobal Puerto Colombia. Lillian Luckenbach—Pacific Coast. Grétaslon—] 3 Lelchaver tos, Lenpira—Puerto Cortez. Sardinian Prince—Buenos Aires. SAILING THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. Coamo—San Juan. Pro t Monroe—Havana and Cristobal (arougd the world). American Shipper—Piymouth, London. Santa_Luisa—Havana, I . Valparatso. Manchuria—Havana, San Fran- La Bourdonnais—Vigo and Bordeaux. SAILING FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. Majestic—Cherhourg and Southampton. RL"HXI']V}—QHN‘HHOW“, Plymouth, Cher- hourg and Bremen, Minnesota—London. ‘Tuscania—London, Do’ Grasse—Havr Presidante Wilson—Ponts Delgads, Lisbon, apics and Patras Manamar—Nazsau. Bridketown—Port au Prince, Cartagens and Prin Fredenk Hendrix—In Puerto ring - Frederi Hendrix—Inagua, Puer Cabello and Paramaribo. SAILING SATURDAY. AUGUST 6. Paris—Plymoxth and Havre. Rotterdim—Plymouth, Boulogne and Rot- and and dam. Adriatic—Queenstown and Liverpool. Bremen — Queenstown, ~Cherbourg and Bremen. Conte Biancamano—Gibraltar, Naples -and enoa. Laconia—Queenstown and Liverpool. lan Juan. lamares—fiavaia, Cristobal and Port imon. Mgfapan—Santiago, Kingston and Puerto arrios, Huron—Puerto Plata and San Domingo City. Nerissa—St. Johns. Fort Victoria—Bermuda. Voltaire—Barbados. RiG de Janeiro, Mon- tevideo_and Buenos Aires. Maravi—Santiago, ~Kingston and Puerto Colombia. Francis—Para, Manaos and Natal. SAILING MONDAY. AUGUST 8. Puriri—Colon, Brisbane and Sydney. SAILING TUESDAY, AUGUST 9. President’ Harding—Plymouth, ~Cherbourg Eetoniatopenhagen and Danzis Bergensjord ~— Christiansand, = Oslo Copenhagen.. and b3 of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Hilleary amily wish to express to their many relatives and friends their thanks for the sympathy shown them during the recent illness and death _of their daughter ESTHER FLORENCE. SHERIDAN. Wo want to thank the friends and _associates of our dear brother, CHARLES J. SHERIDAN. for the atten: tion and kindness shown him in his last algo for the beantiful floral trib: A'AND KATE SHERIDAN. * Bicth. MFEINBERG. _On July 30 a. to Dick ‘and ~M: datghter. Marviage. ADAMS—BELL. The marriage JAMES, E TADANS and Miss, ZORA I ELL took place July :0. 1927, at the home of Rev. Phiilips, Rev. Phillips of- ficiating. DBeaths. BASMAN. On Monday. 1 Providenco Hospital. MARGARET, beloved wife of Walter Basman of 500 3rd st. n.w. and_mother of the lata Percy Brunger. Remains_resting at Saffell's chapel. 5th and H sts. n.w. Funeral from Saffell's chapel Wednesdav. August 3. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. BENNETT, On Monday. August 1. 1027, JOHN_H. BENNETT. beloved husband of Mrs. Flora A. Benneit. Funeral from his late residence, 3418 Sonth Dakota aye. ne.. Wednesday. August 3. at 2 pm. Jn< terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. S BERRY. Suddenly. July 30, 1927, at 4 p.m.. at her residonce. 237 O st ‘mw. M SUSAN E BERRY, wife of ihe lafe Hil: liard Berry, sr.. devoted mother of Hilliard Berry, jr.| Alethya Williams (nee % Berry) and grandmother of Berry Williams, iother-in-law of Jesse Berry and Alfonso E. Williams. Funeral from her late re: dénce Wednésday. August 3. at 2 p.m. friends are invited. She icaves to' mourn their loss a host of friends and other rela- tives, (South Carolina papers please copy.) 3 CAREY. Sunday. July 31. 1927, short’ flinese at. her_son's hom DE_LYONS' CAREY. Alex. E. Carey and arnard. . Short services ‘Allen’s Tuesday_evening, A @ o'clock. Interment Sava COLSON. On Sunday, July 31, 102 a.m. at Sibley Hospital E COLSON. beloved mother of Eva D. Smih Funera’ services at W. W. Chambers’ fu. neral home on Tuesday. Atigust 2. at 2:30 p.m. Interment (private) Prospect Hill Cemetery. 2 COTMAN. Departed this 30, 1927. 4 a. at _her Va., JOSEPHINE COTMAN, devoted wift of Edward Cotman, loving mother of Ber nard G, Lester, Maston, Charlie Allen, Jo- seph, ,Virginia, Diverna and Lucille Cot- man’ and Annie Johnson. Eva Chr Ada Otey and Susan Allen. Funeral serv- jces at Union Baptist Church July 31. (Richmond Va.. papers please copy.) CROWN. On Monday, August 1. 1927. at the home of her son. Forest. near ithers- burs. Md. SARAH VIRGINIA CROWN. widow of the . James Crown. Funeral Wednesday. A st 4. at 2 p.m., from the home of her Interment at Rockville Union Cemetery. DAW. On Monday, August 1. 1927, at 10:50 h nce of her nephew. R. e .. MARY ‘ed daughter of the late Funeral Tl‘ ¢ Mr. 1927, at after a 1414 Q st. n.w. CLARA beloved er Gertrude at Moon & gust 2. at nah. Ga. lite Saturday. July home. Roxbury. a.m Fred Daw, VIRGINIA. belo Frederick and Mary Daw. at 2 pm. Interment Ced Relatives and friends invited to attend (Alexandria papers please copy.) Departed this_life Friday . 1927 at Richmond. Va. GEORGE X TER. son of the lite George H. Forrester and Pearl Forrester. brother of the late Alice Forrester Christopher. Interment at Richmond, Va. 4 GAITHER. Entered into eternal rest Mon- Way, Atigust 1, 1027, at Wheaton. Md. beloved wife of late Akmh e FRANCES E ard T. and ‘dévoted mother of Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Helen Williams of New_J g Mrs. Katle Walker of New York. sey 0 Richard T. and H. Palmer Gaither. Funeral Thursd Mra. io ' Patton. lay. Auc Fust 4, at 11 am. from Allen's 1 Chapel. Wheaton, Md. ‘Relatives and friends in: vited. (Baltimore and Philadelphia papers lease copy.) 3 Fell peacefully asleep on Sunday, 1 1027, at 10:30 am.."at her home DIE V. HOLLY. devoted daughter of o late John T. and oebe V. Gaskil beloved mother of Lucius Holly and sis- ter of Dr. Ambrose E. Gaskins and Lenc uneral from her brotl e, g, B bt Tuesday. August 2. 1927, ZABETH, wife of Henry H. and mother of ineral scrvicos . 1730 Pa. ave. n.w. SMER. O MARY EI Hosmer ‘of Nashville, Tl e § joward_Hosmer of ments, Washi on ment private, Please omit flowers, . at 3 p.m.’ Inter- = R— Deaths. JACKSON. rday. July 30, her_res JACKSON Toss two i ters, _thren br and’ a host ¢ on sat o Funer m’ St A Chure m mass wi at 10 terni mains re JACKSON, on Sunday, Mass: of July 31 GRAUE_GOGLY Alan 3 AX. On Sat 0 p.m.. JOSE Iate Jam ther of G Oficer & A th’ of Mi J. L. GRAY. MORAN. On FRANCIS T. July uneral_fror 3 10 am Chureh: mother of anor Reese. Iate residence. ) 'Seaton bl n.w MITH. Teparted this life Satur: 0. 1 at oo « Mrs. ROSA _SMITH Mr . and Mrs. Salvador mother and al from Chu Hunter " an s Neut eral from his 4 on Fri- thence to repose of his juvited. Intermes THOMPSON. Te Juiy 31, 1 dence. 417 2 SON " the_beloved Rebecea Thompson es and friends Olivet "Ceme- 1ife i of the late and father of Fred- Eifie_ Thompson_ and 5. Mamie Terry. Detween D and B . "Body' wi in state in the church from 10 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemeters ina_Crutchfield. a Harris, Fu: : n.m.. from John Rhine's funeral chapel, 3rd and Ese ets. s.w. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. WITHERS. this life Monda August 1 1027 at 5:15 am.. at his resi: dence. ver ' Spring. Md., ARCHIE WITHERS, beloved husband” of Isabel Withers. He also leaves to mourn their loss 10 children. Funeral Wedneaday, Au- gust 3. from Sitka Baotist Church. Sitk Md.. at 2 p.m.. Rev. Dolman. pastor. Re mains testing it the W, Ernest Jarv funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.W. In Memoriam. * EASE. In sad but loving memory of our dear_ b 1. father d brother. WIL. LIAM » died three years ago today, August. 3, 1934, Gone, but not forgotten. THE FAMILY. * Tn sad membrance of mothes NIE JONES, who this Life’ tielve years ago today. JONES. Gone. but not forgotten. Loved in life. remembered in death. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. JONES, NETTIE PU ND EM) 3 MeGUIRE. In loving remembrance of our devoted hushand and father, Dr. ROBERT McGUIRE. assed _into_ eternal . August AND FA! A tribute of love and devotion whter and_sister. VIRGIE who ‘passed v four August 2. 1923 wrts we o Thouehts of on: we love DEVOTED MOTHER AND 3 remembrance of SARAH FLIZABETH ed this life two years mothe who de menors lingers, and 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. T. F. COSTELLO 24 N Camitol St.___NORTH 7978, Perry & Walsh MORTICIANS Limousine Ambulances 290 H St. N.W Main V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the succeseors of nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establish- Pent. 1009 H St. N.W. W. Phone Frank. 602 Formerly 910 F St. K B F Director _and Livery in ¢ Commo- . Modern Cre; Mndier- ces. 5 W€ 11385, W. Wairen Taltavull 14th & Spring Rfl. (;ol. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Ejtavlished 1841 Timothy Hanlon 841 H _St. N.E. hone L. B5 P. A. TALTAVULL H._J. TALTAVULL, Mzr. S.W. 436 7h § M. 1879. BRANCR_OFFICE. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance $oierh Sinper Lincoln 524 Qui fied. EMicient Service, Automo! ervice. Chapel. W. Deal & Co. 816 H S LINCOLN 8200. Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. 1113 SEV Main 2473 Modern_Cha CHAS. S CAPITOL ST. n ol R.SPEARE Succeeding the Original WR.8 P%ARE Co. 1623 Cannecticut Ave. Byrsatioause. _POTOMAC 4600( Chapel. Atiantic 1700 Ambulance Auto Service FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE 14th & H Model Pri " GEO. C. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL _EMBI . MODERATE PRICES Our Ofily Store, 14th & Eye Prompt_Auto Delivery Service Artistic—exprossive—inexpensive. e-Bros. Con 1212 F St.