Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1927, Page 7

| | | | THE SUNDAY IT PAYS TO BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. "THE DEPENDAB! = CONTENTMENT is one thing, SATISFACTION is another.. We are both—contented and satisfied, to close All Day Saturdays during August. n Outstanding Value in Our urniture Store Tomorrow $225.00 Three-Piece $179 Bed-Davenport Suites An Opportunity That Stands Out! This Semi-Annual Furniture Sale makes an irresistible bid to the homes of Washington with Furniture of the better kind at prices under those prevailing on lower-grade fusniture. The Three-piece Bed-Davenport Suites featured tomorrow at $179.00 are noted for their beauty of design—their rich finish—their sturdy construction—and homeworthiness in every respect. See them in the Furniture Store tomorrow! The three beautiful pieces comprise a Long Bed Sofa, a Wing Chair and comfortable Club Chair, overstuffed upholstered in Jacquard Velours ; choice of walnut and rose, taupe and blue, walnut and blue. Sides and backs of chairs upholstered in same material as L front of suite. \ Buy on Our Budget Payment Plan Furniture purchased in this sale may be paid for on Goldenberg’s Budget Plan of convenient payments. No interest or extras are added—we do not penalize our friends. $195Dining Room Suites $149 Even at this Furniture Store of greater values, it is unusual to be able to-offer a dining room suite of this massive, well - built construction at a price so low. Amer- ican walnut veneered on gumwood. Ten pieces, consisting of 60-inch Buffet, Semi - enclosed China Cabinet, Enclosed Sesving Table, Exten- sion Table, 45x60, opens to 6-it. table when wanted; 5 Side Chairs and one Armchair, with extra strong, genuine leather seats. $225BedroomSuites Four-piece Bedroom Suite of Americin wal- nut veneered on gum- ~wood. 48-inch Dresser, full size Vanity, Chiffo- robe and full size Bow- end Bed. Here is the kind of furniture you will be proud to own and the saving is gen- erous! Final Reductio'hs.' Porch Gliders and Benches $45.00 Porch Gliders, $29.75 $39.00 Porch Gliders, $29.50 $35.00 Porch Gliders, $24.50 $7.75 Porch Swings, $4,98 $14.75 Couch Hammocks, $9.75 $1.49 Lawn Benches, 98¢ $1.25 Baby Swings, 69¢ Final Reductions! Porch Furniture Solid Maple Porch Rockers, strongly constructed with metal-braces arms. Note these lowered prices: $2.45 Porch Rockers, $1.89 $4.50 Porch Rockers, $3.69 $4.98 Porch Rockers, $3.98 $6.50 Porch Rockers, $5.98 $9.75 Porch Rockers, $6.98 Goldenberg’s Furniture Store, “Across the Street.” Closed Saturdays During August. | Police Captain’s Explanation || automobile at him, has ended favor- | |.yesterday by Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, || shooting of Larry Hall near Soldiers’ || was present. STAR, WASHINGTON, INQUIRY INTO STOTT - ORDER IS DROPPED of “Shoot to Kill” Incident Held Satisfactory. Investigation of statements alleged to have been made by Capt. William G. Stott of the Fourteenth Precinct regarding instructions given by him to a policeman authorizing the latter “to shoot and shoot to kill if neces- y" when in danger of death at he hands of a motorist driving an ably to Capt. Stott, it was announced The investigation was launched after the trial of Policeman B. R. Campbell by the Police Trial Board, on a charge of improper use of his pistol in connection with the fatal Home several weeks ago. Witness for Defense. Campbell summoned Stott as a de- fense witness. On the stand Attorney Robert \E. Lynch asked categorical questioris as to instructions given by Stott to Policeman L. M. Francis of the Tenth Precinct while Campbell Stott testified that he had instructed Francis he was author- ized to shoot and shoot to kill if necessary to protect his life. The in- cident alluded to was shortly after Francis narrowly escaped being pur- posely run down by a bootlegger. In his letter explaining his testi- mony Stott pointed out that the in- struction Campbell heard him give Francis was intended to avply only to the particular case Francis explained || to him and was not i general instruc: tion to policemen, ~ Stott also explained in the letter that he was summoned to appear before the trial board and did not volunteer the testimony, al- though he was forced to respect the summons served on him. Explanation Held Satisfactory. In view of the fact that the counsel given by Stott to ¥rancis in that particular case was merely a reason- able construction of the police manual regulation that policemen may use their pistols in “‘most urgent cases” of self defense or when circumstances I Justify such use, Maj. Hesse said that the explanation was satisfactory and that the investigation would proceed no further, unless additional com- further probing. MOB MENACES PRISONER. Danville Negro, Accused by Girl,|s Removed for Safe Keeping. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., August 13.—John Duncan, a negro, 43 years old, was re- moved from the city this afternoon under orders of Chief of Polige Bell, following his arrest for a capital of- fense involving a 12-year-old girl. Bell declined to say where the negro had been taken for safe keeping. This action was taken after Patrolman Ira Harris had reported difficulty with a mob that had menaced the -prisoner. In making the arrest, the officer was compelled to use his club. The girl was taken to police headquarters, where she accused the prisoner. Fast-Growing Goodwill The effcien:y, and satisfaction writh ‘conduc oni :\«m nd SOl of 1 Constantly’ striving 1o t s a source of satistaction to vs to knnw lhnl e\tr}' duet adds to the inestimable good- will and prestige that we aircady en- Gerald B Perry & Walsh 29 H Street N.W. 4601 5th Street N.W Telephone Main 984 HERE’S a group of well dressed men who know “it’s easy.” If you avail yourself of our thor- ough cleaning and press- ing service, it's easy to look right. —Mr. b’rfurc and After “For Your Appearance’s Sake” A. C. Thour Cleaning Co. Inc. 738 11th St. N.E.—Lincoln 1266 We_Call For and Delivér Anywhere t! satisfaction at “som —something done”. There’s a know that any paint plaints were put before him, meriting | £ D. C., AUGUST 14, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy today and tomorrow, possibly showers. Not much change in temperature. Maryland—Partly cloudy today, probably followed by showers at night or tomorrow. Not much change in temperature. Virginia—Partly cloudy followed by showers in west portion today; to- morrow, thundershowers. Not much change in temperature. West Virginia—Local thundershow- ers today and probably tomorrow; slightly warmer-in east portion today. Temperature for 24 Hours. Midnight, 67; 2 a.m., 65; 4 a.m., €3; 6 a.m., 65; 8 am., 70; 10 a.m., 75; 12 noon, 79; 2 p.m 4'p.m., 82; 6 pm., 79; 8 p.m., 77; 10 p.m., 74. Highest, 82; lowest, 63. . Temperfiture same date last year— Highest, 98; lowest, 5. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic suney) Today—Low tide, 2:56 a.m. and 3:34 p.m.; high tide, 8:47 a.m. and 9:16 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:47 a.m. and 4:19 . pm.; high tide, 9:36 am. and 10:04 pum, The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:19 a.m.; sun sets 7:06 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:20 a.m.; sun sets 7:04 p.m. Moon rises 8:30 am.; sets 6:43 p.m. Automobile lamps to "be lighted one- halt hour after sunset, ‘Weather in Varlous Cities. 7 Femperature.—~ Procipi; dax. ation 8 o Mo sat tamov urday. mxm Sy 8pm. Blrnu Bismarck, Borts, N uttal Chie: JUN Cincinnati. Oh Davenport, low: Denver. Colo, DelroL Mich.. Dutgth: Minn. avesto Helen: InIANADONS, Jacksonvilie: Kansas_City, Little Rock.' Arl Los Angeles, Louivitic. Marauette, SMenipiis - Tenn. Miami, Mobile, W A:nA\\:TU GREEK 'ORTHODOX CHURCH TO COMMEMORATE" FEAST Transfiguration Services to Be Held Friday at St. Constantine and Helen Edifice. Rites commemorating the Feast of the Transtiguration wiil be held k'ri- day at the Greek Orthodox Church of St. Constantine and Helen, Sixth and C streets southwest. In this church is the painting of the Transfiguration, a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smartzopolos of Alexandria, Va. The painting was done by the Russian art- 18t Rocolemo. ‘The church will be decorated with flowers and M. Demetriades, cholr leadeg will have charge of special music. “Rev. Thomas Danlels will deliver the sermon and conduct the services. The celebration includes the presen- tation of bread symbolic of that gfven by Christ to the multitude, special prayers for the President of the United States and for the dead. Distinguished guests have been in- vited, including officials from the Serbian and Rumanian legations, Dr. Ricardo Alfaro, Ambassador from Panama, and Senator King. The public is invited. MOVIES TO BE TAKEN AT CAMP GOOD WILL Typical ® Scenes Will Picture Mothers and Children on Their Summer Outing. Motion pictures of “typlcal camp scenes” at Camp Good Will are to be taken this week, under the direction of the Summer outings committee of the Associated Charities, John Joy Kdson, chairman, in order to have the pictures available for future pub- licity work for the camp, it is an- nounced. Arrangements for the pic- tures have been made with A. Julian Brylawski and Nat Glassie of the Stanley-Crandall organization. The group of mothers and childrzn to be photographed comprise the last to be entertained at the camp this ditlon to the outdoor games, hikes, picnics and daily splashes in the swimming pool, the campers will bg entertained Wednesday with a comedy picture, while a Navy Band concert will be given at the camp Friday evening. An entertainment was given at the camp last Thursday byh. group from the Americanization Scho «The Hand That Wields the Brus The hand that wields he paint brush has many tasks to perform—but there is al- ways time for the touch that brightens her home—and there’s always a sense of ething accomplished Preference Sfor “Murco” Products among many Washington women—because they or varnish sold under the “Murco” guarantee will combine beauty, ease of application, and reasonable cost. E. J. Murphy Co., Inc. 710 12th St. N. W. Main 2477 , 1927—PART 1. AUTO INJURIES FATAL |DR. OLIVER S. DEAN DEAD.| TO MISS E. A. WILSON Death at Emerg-ency Hospital Fol- lows Accident Tuesday at Sixth and H Streets. Miss Ernestine A. Wilson, 40 years old, 815% I street died in Emergency Hospital yesterday afternon from in- juries sustained Tuesday, when knocked down at Sixth and H streets by an automobile, the police report, that was driven by Ernest Campbell, 1430 Belmont atrcet. Campbell was charged at No. 6 police station with reckless driving and furnished $500 bond for his ap- pearance. A coroner’s inquest is to be_held, probably tomorrow. Miss Wilson, who had been a resi- dent of this city for the past 20 years, was the daughter of the late E. A. Wilson of Luray, Va. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Sara W. Luptor fl[r;d Mrs. Julia Gardner, both of this city. Funeral services and interment will h in Luray, at a time to be decided later. FORGERY SUéPECT JAILED. Clinton Flannigap Held to Answer Charges Here. Clinton Thomas Flannigan, colored, 33 years old, was brought back from New York Friday by a deputy United States marshal after he had been trailed to the metropolis by Detective Sergt. C. J. P. Weber*on a charge of forgery. Two indictments are pending against Flannigan, in which he is charged with the forging of deeds of trust on Washington real estaee and with cashing checks representing loans made on the properties. Police say there are a number of other charges * of similar transactions against Flannigan. The prisoner was photographed at police headquarters and committed to jail. —_— CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet at Fourteenth street and Colo- rado avenue at 2:30 o'clock and take bus to Seventh street pike. Hike will be to Burnt Mills and Boy Scout Camp. Bring bathing suit if dip is desired at end of hike. The Progressive Club will meet, 3 o’clock, at 61 Melwood avenue, Cherry- dale, Va. Prominent speakers. FUTURE. The Wild Flower Preservation So- cletys will have an outing to the Dis- mnl Swamp, Va., Friday, September , on the steamer for Norfolk, retutn- Ing September 5, 7 a.m. Camping fa- cilities, only. Brlng hammock or cot with waterproof covering, and food for five meals in the swamp. Reserve stateroom both ways on steamer at 731 Fifteenth street. Room cannot be guaranteed after the 15th. No long walks. Bus and,launch reservations from Norfolk to Lake Drummond must be sent at once to the secretary, phone Cleve. 873-W. Vincent B. Costello Post, \;. 15, American Lego 1,nwill meet tomorrow, gl:m at Woodmen's Hall, 24 Grant ce. The Newcome; lub will hold a golf tournament August 16, at Ban- nockburn Club. The’club will meet at luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at Hotel La Fayette. An outing for mem- bers and their ‘ladies wi'l be held at the Manor Club, Septgmber 20. Births Re rted. following birthe m"hem repoTied to ours; Depargment, in 4 tta Pie Rllhm E lnl ('llh‘::lhe G?fll “rafite and "';'n" n 2 o 9"(»"! and Rosa C: ‘hristopher A. and x Golom and Hannah Besquer. Walter and France i Walter aid anie Micc i ico A. n'mw'u'g"'.v? ¢ William nnd lnil‘ Rollins. ‘girl, {ndl:"d a Do thy Atfer bo avelta ane rothy len, Y. William and HE . ‘w’ {ariine: Suman {doluhus and Henrietta Ash Morris and Roberta Deaths F Reported The following deaths have been reported to the Health Depas b 'A’m"e R‘(’h;}’ ;Immentllva‘lhanlll ‘l hours: rederick N William Kech, 60, 133 i Kt 3118 ount Grace Emogene Kil Pleasant af- Tames H. Donnell. 61. United States Sol- L e 1402 an n 2 ARne kooncer 33,71 408 20 aden st. L. Whishisel. 38 St. *Elizabeth's 351475 Columbia rd. Hotel Harrington. Wadsworth, 28. 1825 North e *Williams 76, Home for Aged ana h el Perry. 81. 3213 Sherman ave. + Frances Paimer. 60; 130 V" s Barier. 0. Minset nlldml Olingm. 40 1520 T & %, Cononi Tielle' Bro Charles Jnnu 1» rmdmen. Huunhnl iry_Poindexter. _F()UND. FOR Lo ANTMATS apoly AnTgal h:n 349 Maryland ave. s.w._Main PURSE. containine small sum money. Owi may havo uipon {dentifying and payment mn a jong Clevel s IA)S'I‘ BAR PIN—Gold, T ametst tween Veterans' nnmu wnd 18 ma s &% Reward. _Hyattsville_361.J eacuo nnan o unm‘. valued taining drivers per- A all Potomac m')r ‘ot o 1248 Homin st h.e. ¥ Wilshire's Tonaco: W {nzton Baltimore, road; $8° rewarl, Mrs. Kittell, 282 Tiday afternoon Woodie Tack. coat,. black iur. ccllar. (-uvnona Columbia 4783. Re: Lo COLLIE, whi st, nw.. Sunday Aked. “Adams 2 DOG—Brow, md wm e fomale. bull terrier, with collar and jas. Finder please call Sil: ver Spring 184-W. DOG—Young (‘nlhn Tan and White: tag 660: ppchilds v Seward sa. Lin. whed: DOG—German _police, _Viernity 10tk Rhode lsland ave " tan markings,_Reward, \"level:md ‘mm 14° FIFTY DOLLARS—On E. 1 1‘m on route; {rom Dent. of ur;-‘uunn to T l: Blug 1 o m“f:re‘li Pard ot ——W— ear, finder call’ Ciarendon 830-F-; from 1032 Webster reward, no questions and D180, GERMAN POLICE flu' Box I-l use. l%fll Alpha The olo inder please ¢ Fr TaTannloned amethyal Reward T 7o- he—dolg Ara. °E"A Woodward, R atent_Ofiice, Ci . el B e T tatned EURn Waton. initials 1o F. 8. Phone c"l""’/ 1. 'T230° Shepherd st. n:w. Re W '{lflifl! ack, -ur{nt iina eol’ altimore’ nmu number. Fhons Clarendon. 71 01 Olbwn n" ard. elllbhfl th st. h‘z"u'; Eatidas’a E'hmer Co.. flfidm ——__‘-S-R_‘W-Ib_"‘_ Avine™ T o “"fi cfn"u FgltpgRyenter. Presbyterian Clerzyman, Xnown Here, Had Home in P c. Rev. Dr. Oliver Stone Dean, a re- tired Presbyterian clergyman, and | well known in Washington's religious | circles many_years ago, died at his | tesidence in Passaic, N, J., yesterday | morning. He was 82 years old. | Dr. Dean, in years past, had og cupied pulplts in Washington on many occasions, but he never resided here permanently. He was horn in | Patterson, N. Y., where the ody \nll be taken tomorrow for interment. | Dr. Dean is survived by a daughter, | Mrs. A. J. Halford of Wardman I'ark Hotel, and a brother, George (', Dean, an attorney of New York City PILGRIMS REACH GOAL. Thirty Americans in Party Arriv- ing at Jerusalem. JERUSALEM, August 13 (Jewish Telegraphic Agency).—The members of the fourth official Anglo-Catholic Congress Pilgrimage arrived here to- day. The pilgrims, who number 98, | include 30 Americans. ‘While in Palestine they Bethlehem, Nazareth, Galilee, Jer and Jordan. The pi ms will turn to London August 29. will visit re- Cards of Thanks. BERRY. To relatives. friends. orzanizations nd _all profound symvathizers at our dear mother. SU: . we_wish to express our deepest Eratitude for their comforting expressions Deautitul floral, tributes mv.s THYA AND H. WILLIAMS anml AW. We want to thank the rela- tives, friends and organizations for the at- tention. kindnéss and floral tributes to our dear aon and brother. WALTER M. GRIM- SHAW. in his recent illness and des = FAMILY, SIMMS. We wish to exnress our thanks to r many relatives and friends for. their Fina "sympathy and beautitul floral trib: tites during the illness and at the death of Jur, daushter and sister. SAPHRONIA E. % NfiS. ENNIE E. SIMMS and CHAUNCEY SIMMS. TAYLOR. We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful flowers sent during the ili- nees 8nd st the death of ouf loved one. ~ 7 WIFE. SON AND MOTHER. * BOTELER. On Wed sidence, 152 ELIZABETH ELER ( loved wite o! .'lme- Harmon Boteler. neral {fror sidence Tuesday. August_1 thence to Holy L { ¥2 “a o ] tes m‘x‘zolaneurnnd fr)eads invited: " Emest Jarvis_Co. Ing AL 80 Y Gearela ave. Notice of fur Rera) Hereafter. S VY. raday, August b 0 “'}su‘ eloved wite of I Brown. he leaves fl r D:l':s (h!ll" s - o }?Jx'e'fn’&‘&"fl"fi a0ty Frisnds. Funeril trom, TRY o o iy Reimet 10, it A1 AT tictment at Mount Olivet Ceme: ' ery. nm-au. Au"\:é 13, 1027, at Bhatant: ¥ § fli husband, fTay Ledvara Burr. . James' Church. Caze- TS o uémw mnnn:(x L vy Siddenly, on Saturday, Aueus idence, ' Wiiconain ARY "Petoved wite otice of funeral here: ittt thiguati 1o, REDIE B UILER, beioved ton of Testing at the. Fort fv':’" W "-'c End_patlor. S8t e %“"‘F‘m".".&‘ Farets \vm ":na varior onday. Aukuss 15, at 1 t 11 CA“P!ELLA Denlned thlt Ylle‘_Aux;I:“ o 3‘ }”IY H‘l l:nlndl fes baarl John ‘Newma 1u. ‘ !‘ 5‘ o, e EPEXJU\El N"\l irlendl finfll‘d Thursday. A 19’2“!‘“"“1'“{""3 ‘Ar heloved 13 lhe late ’(hlhn ‘u"‘g ?e"'l‘db(;::‘g 7 fata. res '3'."5:'- ‘amunfiau Aurust 15 . ol Rela ocl Chn"fi:vléaux:"mcm (nrl\nui livet Cemetery, 14"7 ly. on Auj e CHAIIL Panl's !n(‘n {friend; at Mount EVANS hu-b‘lnd nl nervices 1esd; Augn f, at g'rmlmll:ll“h'fl and (.r{endn invited to Il“fld. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 15 GALI Lllll”l_i Bl(\l\‘fl !Vuninl A\nmn n DAL N T B 027, Satrey, rca: 1490 Duncan CKNEY. devoted hus: ackner ind father of and Aurline Luaue o o 1 AT are ress ing at the Yhest Jarvis Co. funeral ors 3423 georsia ave. . DE! Eriday, Ausust 13, 1027, gt orida ave. n. " ’5"‘}??:% iR "ditoied: faiher 51 Sehent "°| C "ifli:‘e'r-'f’fi'a'fifm'.' E"‘!l‘ e _Funeral Sunday. HACKNEY 10:45 a.m,. at hi . F s e rnice M. Saturday Mre. Blize Ediard tind James C. childrey "and “one sreat ran o and friends. thoe, felatives And e & “Cor Thnerai hepalt ira and Eye sts. saw. Notice of funeral dater. JORNSON. Departed thig, lite_suddenls Tosnital, Wed cerebral hflrciurrin e ERNEST. o rs.. Margaret ohn e James: . Jitinson. and Dbrother of Mrs. M 3 Ihibrment was at Pavnes Cemieter J0NES. On Thursday. Angust 11, 19 Freedmen's Hospital. CHA 3 T s on ‘2¢ W ifliam and Lizzis Jones Sna. husband of Janey Jones. He also feaven to mourn. their losy seven childre Remains resting at t Frn ‘Tuneral parlors. ineral - from’ th l‘mnt 31" Fenton'st. n.. ‘E. On Fridav. hlk"fil 12. 1927 at w. v\ldow (\f the |'I!B Dr ‘Francis Du all Ku mu Fu'u\r;fl 'lhmdllli Mount Ve: n at 1t Sunday. August ave. n.w. Mondns Aliiyat 18, at m. Interment {n Oakland, Remajns_reatinz at the Nevius funéral ‘home. VI NGw York pye Saturday mornine. A\xcu-z 11 ”‘roq l"“ nes. 2002 12th st. mm:u,\ MA CCON Teioved wite ‘ot v\u lian Mac Funeral from (‘hlln‘h lih l“fl D st3. se.. Tt gust 16, at 1 p.m. = Relat on. Va MALLET, At Tampton. Ya. LOUIS N. ity "Aroute. “of deunll and Charles V. Mallet. - Interment at Ariin Cet I"Pr' (south gate) Mondav. A '“" 27. at 11 o'clock. with mlh. _LOUIS Saturday, Augnst 13,19 . O My ““ & ELIZAB l TH it Falls Church. Va, aged 00 vears, , Ho st 16t 11 a.m.. th hurch of "\P Amnulon “!'! and Mn--’ue v, Interment Oak Hill Come- Sudden! Friday. Au!\lsl 12, residence. 400 n, Haband of Charlate bhar of Memph %o . 0. E, of ode. mains_resting 'I! the W l\nr-rnl parlors. 14th and Funeral Vlml av. Angust l m W, W s funeral hnme T3t and Chapin st ruu service ¥ Washington Lodge, No. 15, B. P. 0. The lodee, Lodge. Will_convene in o'clock n.m. Mon- "1 097, far the purvose of ur late brother. ‘H. '\hfl passed to th e the Hereafter August 1 27, Fui from Chamhers) " chabe l-ll|| and Chapin sts. n.w. at 2 lock ’l'enn' pme “Thterment at Fort~ Lincoln. By ol‘d(-ro atestOW E- SNGH Sxalted Ruler. os! 3 Friday. A n 1% 1007 “"'"E.“’w‘i‘z‘.mmn .Jifl.r" m.* ELLA %mofil ot the late Amos Mil- ines_Co. n. muv A\l on """fifi’ A\mm 13, mz? 3 ”Y}d "g""ffl beond ‘Wwife n! dl al fl H'R Eddnl Sersjoos Tiicsdhy “'m"n 550" Dim Tnterment Ab: [ausolenm. Hlnw paPenaited this lite Friday, Auln o e oG ABRIEL BERRY 1 husband o mm." AT eaves o gther Nnthu nnd {riends. Funeral at' am. from the Holy HBONE. | Suddenly, July 20, "‘%uunn@ Switzerland, KATH] M nflxmsz Wit oF enry, ERLE Br T.ni"f"‘ Buths. REIDY Sa 133, 1027, m m e RY D RICH. \lmm.\'. Holy ne at her widow 154 offic membe:s of Auxiliacy a8, ‘and sister notified of ‘the death ELLA m(H\umn\ Ausu at St Gabriel's h Ty m. Membel Kansas ave am MI M Reidy. N Kindly omit flowers s and auxiliaries Siste " W mm#m at Cedar Oon <1 rday. August l'l U"U- helu\mi mnlh!r of Charl vl on haw. Funeral serv. A\!lu-l 16, at 10 am. " 1 homs 1300 N Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Au\'m'd: SHAW 1077, at Tako A al SWAN. On Friday, his Fesidence, 105 7th st. S M. father of John 3. Swan and Mre. Bell 3. Kerr. Funeral from his late residence on Monday. August 15, at 2 p.m. Interment at Congressional Cetetery. SWAN. A soecial communication of Colum- bia Todee. No 3 F. A M. will ba 214 at, Masonic ‘remnie Monday Aurust ARt 12, o'clock pm.. for the pur- of conducting Dasonic servicen at the of our late brother. MOSES M. HENRY B. KAUFFMAN. Master. VINTON, On Allrll-l 13 1027, at her home. " the. Biltmore Anartmént SALLY 'LUCRETIA VINTON. aged vears. widow of Frances Morse Vinton, mother of Ellen A Vinton. Funeral Trom at 5 187 fterment *at” Southoridee: A devoted Russand of Eia Walc er. «on of Sarah Walker. He aiso leaves to’ mourn their loss eizht children mains resting at the W. Ei funeral, parlors. Notice of funeral E. N!D\Ni wife of lery ) Funeral services from Saffoll's chapel.’ §t8 and H sts. n.w. on Monday. Angust 18, Titerment a¢ Cedar Hill Ceme: In AMemoriam. CARTER. In sad but loving m.mory of our husband and father. HOWARD T. CAR- TER. who departed ihis life one vour ks today. August 14. »n voll myrmured not. ou day by day Until a guardian angel came And softly stole you away. HIZ WIFE. IDA” CARTER.’ AND CHIL- HAGER. In sad but loving_remembrance ot qur dear son. [;HA RLES E. HAGER, who epar 5 life two yeas . August 13. 1925 S chubram s iTis aweet to rrmemher you were here Though ‘absent from us. you're Tist s The midnizht stars shing over the grave Of the one we loved but could not save Jhe trial was hard. we will not comolain, But trust in God togneet ‘HIS MOTHER AND FATHER. HOPKINS. SIMMS. In sad but loving re- :S!‘Z sister, REBECCA. s Loved in life. in d"hlh remambered. RA un"hm\' . HUGHES. In sad but lovine remembrance of our dear mother. LOUISA HUGHES. Ty died one vear-azo today. Ausust I4. Gone from earth. no. mot never! ‘e shall meet some mo: (I dod's biest city. i bevond. was the voice of my dear mother, whith was Jove and pomnathy. het Hheored my heart when sad and lons." And her pravers my life shall answer 1 _meet dear mother in our Heavenly Father's u?l!“i et JAMES H. HUGAHES. JOHNSON. A token of love to the memory ¢ ife, mother, motherin-law nd Erandmother EVA A JORNSOY. Cntered Ino iarnal vost oy Test Aso 4on day. August 11. 1026. !Tis sweet to remember. who once was here, Though absent 10 us she is just as de The midnight stars shine on ¢ Qfane we loved, but conld not HER_DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTER AND FAM!LY LEIGHTON, 'Tn lovine remembrance of my wie. CAROLINE I APHAN LEIGHTON 0'died_Augnst 14, 1025, C. H. LEIGHTON AND FAMILY. * In sad but loving remembrance of ar mother. ALICE J. PURKS. who dnmmd this 1163 thifteen ¥ears aco {oday. N G01d OVING SON. JOSEPH N. PURKS.® READY. In loving remembrance of our deas mother and lrnmlmnlhrr NORA READY (nee Walsh). aAway one year axo today, A“lllll l" 19 6. In God's heavenly kinedom Otir mother Is dwelling today Frgm: the aneutsn that she Sftered Before she passed Her days of toll And Tow ale s sieeat Reaping the rew From those he xomx the Kind. loving and gentl 'As oniy'a mother culd be. hgke Fifls of God" st lineer addened memory. g THE FAMILY. ¢ READY. In ead but loving ? smbrance of gust 14. Y who de- today. Au- i in Jooiie Becy without you d'sad all afong. For lite is not the ta Since you were cails Gone. dear. mother, but not for one: LOVING DATGHTER A SMITH. In loving nmemhrlnu of SN, who a’"h"'a ”-'{Lx' who died At g EES A¥o HELEx by f_our dear ol rance of o dear o 0ne year ago TALBOTT, Fife and beloved mother, TT. who departed thi Today August 19, 10 Passed from this lite to peaceful rest Called by God. who knoweth hest Always in_our memory you will remain, Till in heaven we shall meet again. Jear mother but not foceatten HUSBAND AND CHILDRE! Slfanue 1700 Auto_Servies B F COSTHLO 1723 N_Capitol NORTH 7978. V. 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