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AUGUST 23, 197, FAMILY AIDING LEPER IN FREEDOM APPEAL Escaped Colony Inmt.e' Fights Return to Louisiana, Deny- ing Affliction. By the Associated Press ASHEVILLE. N. C, August 23.— New legal barriers were raised yester- day to block the Federal Government's plan to remove John Early, the leper, from the farm of his brother, Matt Early, in Polk County, and take him back to the Federal leprosarium in Loulsiana. Federal authorities here were ap- parently marking time pending a de- cision from Department of Justice officials as to what the next step shall be. Two Federal Public Health Serv- ice officers arrived in Asheville and were in conference with Brownlow ch,k.!om United States district mar- shal. Meanwhile an order was served on Marshal Jackson by a member of the sheriff’s department ordering that Barly be presented before Judge Walter Moore of Sylva, in Rutherford- ton, August 29. This order, signed by Judge R. A. Nunn at Black Mountain Saturday night, is an effort on the part of Early’s relatives to have him examined and to show he is not afflicted with leprosy. . The marshal, a deputy and the health officers, it was learned. had planned to go after Early yesterday. These plans were delaved, however, pending decision as to the proper legal procedure. “KINKAJOU” STEP WINS APPROVAL OF DANCERS Variation of Fox Trot Chosen as New Ballroom Feature for Year. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 23.—The “Kinkajou” is to be the new dance for 1927-28, 1,000 dancing masters in convention here have decided. An exhibition of the dance won them over to it and they voted down 17 other entries. Among them was the “Dixie stomp,” a rafter-shaking importation from Chicago that caught second place in the voting. Brack- eted with the *‘stomp” were the ““Yan- kee prance” and the “Lindbergh wave waltz.” Mrs. Edna Rothard Passapae of Newark, originator of the winning dance, described it as being simply “a strut step, little side steps, a twinkle step, heel point in half open position, a right pivot turn in strut position and a, left turn. In even simpler terms, Mrs. Passapae called it a form of fox trot. o Prince Becomes Good Flyer. Prince Yakamatsu, younger broth- er of the Emperor of Japan, has just completed a course in aviation at the naval station near Tokio. Admiral Ando declares the prince has proved to be one of the best navy students sent to the fleld. ..$12.50 ..$12.50 i1 2550 ..$17.50 ..$17.50 ...$8825 ..$11.25 ...$250 ...$325 INC. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, prob- ably showers tonight and tomorrow. Cooler tomorrow. Maryland—Cloudy, ers tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow Virginia—Cloudy, with showers in east portion tonight. Tomorrow showers and cooler. West Virginia—Cloudy, with show- ers tonight and probably tomorrow morning. Cooler tomorrow and in ex- treme northwest portion tonight. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 74; 8 p.m., 2 midnight, 70; 4 a.m.,/70; 8 am.. 73; noon, T8, Barometer—i pm., 30.17; § pm., 30.14, 12 midnight, 30.14: 4 a.m., 30.09; 8 a.m., 30.10; noon, 30.08. Highest temperature, 78, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, at 5:45 am. tod Humidity at Temperature Highest, probably show- Cooler 70, occurred pm., 73 me date last year— lowest, 60. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 11:30 a.m. and 11:41 p.m.; high tide, 4:42 a.m. and 5:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:23 .m.; high tide, 5:40 a.m. and 6:08 p.m? The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:28 a.m.; sun sets, B4 pm, Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:29 a.m.; sets 6:53 p.m. e Moon rises 1:33 a.m.; sets, 4:57 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Harpers Ferry—Potomac, Shenandoah, cloudy. i Weather in Various Cities. § Temverature 3 (43 cloudy; Stations, Abilene Albany Atlanta ;! Atlantic City Baltimore . Birmingham, Bismarck Boston Buft: SRS loudy « Cloudy oudy Raining Clear - Pt.cloudy . Pt.cloudy Cloudy « Cloudy Clear lear Clear |luutLY ] R S D Dt a3 S leveland, .- ol'mbia. Denver ... Detroit El Paso.! Galveston Helena Huron. ndiana Jack: ar Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy lear Glovar cloudy Clear Fo. . Cloudy Cloudy . Cloug § Qear, oudy loudy Toudy I Clear o Clear . Cloudy .09 Clouds ittsburgh Portland Me! o Francisco §t. Lows.. 1 31000 EEESERES x REEEE FE fS 29 3 on 11 33 Sz et 3 FOREIGN. (8 am. Grepnwich time. today.) Statione Temperature, Weather. London, A Cloudy firia, 2 Cloidy 3 oudy Berlin, }'urt Cloudy Cloudy Clear Bart cloudy Part_cloudy Clear ar. Spain, orta (Fayal). Azores. Hamilton. Bermuda.. San Juan, 2RBBB12: BBRE2I22333% P Havana, Cuba. Colon. Canal Z o art cloudy FACTORY HPC PARLEY IS STARTED ON COMMUNICATIONS President of Conference Calls: At- tention to Presence of Ameri- cans at Geneva. By the Associated Press, GENEVA, 8witzerland, August 23.— The third international conference on transit and communications, convoked to facilitate international communica- tions, opened here today. Despite the shattering of windows in the famous glass room of the League of Nations Building, the con- ference held to its decision to meet there, the blinds being drawn as a substitute for windows and red cur- tains being drawn across the inside to hide the destruction caused by Sacco-Vanzettl rioters in their demon- stration last night. The Cuban delegate, Aguero y Betancourt, president of the confer- ence, in his opening address called attention to the importance of the presence of the American delegation, headed by Hugh R. Wilson, Ameri- can Minfter to Switzerland, He sald that it was the firet time that the Inited States had taken a share of the work of the transit organization under the auspices of the League of Nations. A number of the Latin American countries were represented, including olombia, Cuba, Venezuela and Sal- vador. The Turkish Republic was represented by an expert, as were Ecuador and Egypt. ST. ANTHONY’S PARISH OPENS CARNIVAL WEEK Young People of Church Sponsor Event to Aid John Shields Memorial School. A week of carnival for the benefit of St. Anthony's Parish was opened by the voung people of the church last night in the,parish hall, Twelfth and Monroe streets, Brookland. Proceeds from the affair, which will continue through Saturday night, will be de- voted mainly to the support of the unique John Shields Memorial School maintained by the parish. Aside from the dancin, feature of the nightly carnival, there are special numbers contributed by volunteers from the popular St. Pat- rick Players, consisting of classical and eccentric dancing. Lewis W. Hart is supervising the various dance numbers. Deaths R;eported. The following deaths have been Teported to the Heailh Devartment in the past 24 hours: Maria Zereza._§0. 625 K st John Fhunce. 79. 8620 Ga. ave, Leonard Atking Merritt. 65, 154 F st. se. Sallie McLeod. 60" en route Emersency oenital. Mary Kamper. 59 Walter Res William Baltzell. 59, N:{‘MFII:":\ m:mfl Eva Le Feavoe. 48,1330 Col. rd. i/Anna M."0'Brien.’ 2. Georgetown Hos John William Beach. 6 months. Children’s Hospital. R. and Daniel Hughes. 2 which is a ol nfant of Idella Wi C. Hrabier: 5 55 M na C. Brahler. 09, . ave. ne. Ella Roberts. 62 111 Kih ol, g.00 - Edwin E. B 50, National Hotel, Edgar Green. 44. 1370 G st. 8. Reginald W.' Geare. 3% 3047 Porior st. Elsie Liovd. 31. 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Mr. Luecker wis also a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and served in the Aviation Corps during the World War. Funeral services will be conducted at Brillion, Wis., tomorrow. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Waneta Council, No. 6, will have a card party, 8:30 o'clock, at Pythian Temple. Col. James Pettit Camp, No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet 8§ o'clock, at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ‘The Business Women's Council will meet this evening in lecture room of the Church of the Covenant. Musical program. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following Lawrence J. Rice and Helen C. Loveless. William J." 'Richard of Philadeiphia, P d Margaret M. Lebermann of this c avo J. "~ Maidonado Ann Arbol and Madeleme P. Guilfoyle of thi Albert M. Cowell of Silver Spring, Md., anil Bernice I Norbeck of this city. Charles Tyier of Springfield, S." C., Jessie Broadnax of Danville, Va. Jdames W. Gill and Jessie K. Reed George W. De Flaun of N: N Henvietta Mo, James E. K of _Richmon, Shelby Edwar and Anne Hi and v and Annie s of this city and Gladys W, Va. a both of Richmond, Va. James T Cheshire and Marion Dee. Ho R, Weleh of Falls Church, 1 Eaton of Cherryd: V. rd Farker and Winifre _Abner L. Dorsey and Dorothy L. D. Wormley. William F. Burgess and Lillian S. John- son, both of Fredericksburz. Va. Howen S. Goodloe and Helen Hutton. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. American Trader—L -August 12 Belgenland—Antwern August Cedric—Livorpool ‘August 13 Minne: —London [August 1 August Y August Hambirg amburg F Berm San Lorenzo—San Juan. . Granada—Kingston Shawnce—Quebec .. Hugon—Turks Island DUE TODAY. Baracoa—Puerto Colombia ~Valparaiso. ympic—Cherbours and onde T Canada—Marseilie . "] Hellig Olay—Copenhagen. Orizaba—Havana . DUE TOMORROW. Munargo—Canadian cruise. France—Havra Suffren—Havre .\, Matura—Trinidad Vaudyck—Santos DUE THURSDAY. Maracaibo—Curacao Martha hinzto President [Auzast 18 “August 17 Anvust 20 “August 18 . August 12 . August 3 otithamp- 3 .. August 17 August 6 TAugust 17 Aueust 11 August % TAugust 6 AUGUST 25. orld cruise. August 20 “August 17 Augus “August 16 ‘August 17 FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. Fort Victorja—Bermuda Resolute—Hamburg . o Santa Maria—Puerto Colombia. DU Nieuw Amsterdam—Rotterdam Stockholm—Gothenburg 2 Kenowis—Honoiulu Roussillon—Bordeaux ' .."; DUE SATURDAY. AUGUST 27. Antonio_ Lopez—Barcelona. July 24 Sierra Ventana—Bremen.. ... " 'Angust 16 DUE SUNDAY, AUGUST 28. Adriatic—Lji | AARTL LA 20 Earoma—Liverpool and ‘G A“'“" B o " August 2 LithamaDanaik. vis. Copenhagen "o 20 Portland. England: Cherbourg and Halifax. Tuscania—Havre . August 19 August 21 “August 19 “August 18 Aneust 20 +.July 30 American Shipper—London Ancon—Cristobal __..... Arabie—Antwerp .. Cleveland—Hamhurg Minnesota—London Venezucla—san Franciseo. OUTGOING VESSELS. SAILING TODAY. Conte Rosso—Naples and Genoa. Cristobal—Fort au Prince and Cristobal. Thuringia—Hamburg. West Eldara—Antwerp. SAILING TOMORROW. Aquitania—Cherbourg _and, Southampton. New York-—Cherbourg. Southampton and Hamburg. I Kingston, Cristobal. Cartagena. o Colombia and Port Limon. Kingston Queenstown Cherbourg San Juan—San Juan. Fort ‘St. George—Bermuda Pagl Luckenbach—Canal ' Zone and Pacific oasf Parnahyba—Santos, Thespis—Buenos Aires. Thode—Santos. Castilian Prince—Buenos Aires. SAILING THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. n Trader—London. St. Thomas. —Havana TI—Christiansand Oslo and Copen- hagen San Lorenzo—San Juan. SAILING FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. Lancastria—London. Glympic—Cherbourk and Southam g President Roosevelt—FPlymouth, auind, Bremen, E —Havre, B‘éx;{:—(‘zxe Haitien, Port de Paix. Gon- aivas and St. Mare! Astrea—Turks Island, Curacao and Mara- caibo. SAILING SATURDAY. AUGUST 27. France—Plymouth and Havre. Franconia—Queenstown and_Liverpool. Veendam—Plymouth, Boulogné and Rotter- Belieniand—Plymouth, Cherbours and Ant- D Ferfiord—Bergen. Cedrio—Queenstown and Liverpool. Grizaba—Havana Ponce—San_Juan. Southern | Cross—Rio ds Janeiro, Montevideo_and Buenos Atres. ntiago. Kingston, Puerto Cor- erto Barrios. St. John's and Halifax. Aconcagui—Cristobal. Callao and Valparaiso. Fort Victoria—Bermida. Toloa—Havana, Cristohal and Port Limo Huron—Puerto Plata. San Podro de Maco Az1a_and Barahona Cameronia—Londonderry and Glasgow. Minnewaska—London. SAILING MONDAY. AUGUST 29. Resolute—Cherbourg, ~ Southampton Hamburg. and n erbourg Santos. and LOST. BAR_PIN—Platinum. with 3 _diamonds: lost in or about Pohick Chureh Sunday aft- ernoon. Suitable reward if returned to Mrs. A. McCullough. 5504 Chevy Chase narkway. BROOCH- August 1104. 13 COAT—Lady's. at Keith's. el side. vellow gold_setting: Tost Telephone Atlantic onday matinee + lobby or out- i the Decatur '854. Reward. _Call tail. DOG—Water. sommel: b1 : ag 7217 Ratist T Raward: < Potomiae 27569 DOG—Tarse, black, mixed breed. Reward. Phone Col. 8632-W. 4 1T TRA TR ¥ sta. and 15thand New York axe: or Loew's Palace: initials on back, “B. J. . '28." _Adams 1549, Reward. 24¢ DX —Small. _containing 3 bathing HAG: B0nday, on’ Defense” Highway. Col. 59T OR .DESTROVED—Oertificats for 10 Aiare Of Washinkton and. Electric Co.. of Washington. "D." 0. proferred _siogk ” No. 0200, Owner, Lou E. Drennon. 661 Ro. zello st., Memphis. 28°. NECKPIECE, sabls. Sat. afternoon, Phone Decatur 1361, PURSE, black com. Mi. mont st. or Mt. Pleasant car. return wedding ring. Reward. Tumbia_3386.W_after 5:30 . PURSE, small, brown, on Mt. Pleasant car Friday afternoon. $5 reward for keys inside. Col._BO9Y. » RING, cluster of dlamonds and sapphires: between_3rd and 6th sts. on Pa. ave. n Return 757 7th st. Mrs. B. Taylor. STLVER_ROSARY. in black leather case. either Fri. or Sat’ Finder will receive re: ward. _Kindly eall Fr. 4206 after 5 n.m. STENQGRAPHIG NOTRHOOK. _ Mise STer- man, Vacation_Lodge. Cherrydsle, Va. * WR Ss ‘WATCH—Sunday: small white xold: at N Capt, and M ats. or Beaverdam Country Club: “Liberal reward. ~B. Parker. Main 728 until 6 p.m. WRIST WATOH, wi a i ite N back of witchy Bews asant _and La- Finder please Phone Co- 1 MARY E. McCORMICK, ‘ NATIVE OF CITY, DIES Funeral Services to Be Held Thursday for Former Clerk in Treasury Division. | Miss Mary E. McCormick, 39 years | old, formerly a clerk in the loans and currency division, United States | Treasury Department, died of heart disease at her residence, 650 B street southeast, yesterday. Miss McCormick, who was a life- long resident of this city, was the daughter of the late Michael and Anna McCormick. She attended St. Peter's Catholic Church. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Peter's Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Mass will be sung by Rev. Leo McCormick of Baltimore, her first cousin. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Miss McCormick leaves a sister, Miss Anna F. McCormick. She was a sister of the late Rev. Dennis M. of Baltimore. | ADAMS, Peaths. 93, 1927. at 7 am. ." TURPIN. daughter_of the late Maj. Walter G_Turpin and Sarah E. Turpin, * Services. 5 pm. August 23. at 1910 "Eve sr. now. Taterment i Hol wood. Richmond.” August 24. = WATSON. Departed this life on Monday. August’ 22, 1927, at her residence. 603 st se. after a lingering iliness, LAVENIA: beloved wife of Louis L. Watson and mother of Louis L. Watson. jr. She leaves & host of relatives and {frien Funeral” from the above residence W nestay. August 24 at'2 p.m. Rosemont. Cemetery. In Memoriam. In sad but loving memors of our other. SEABRIGHT arted thig life two years 9 TURPIN. LOUISE Interment » today. Today of ou 1 those memories one laid_to rest. still remember you Are the ones who loved you best. Sosad, so the ecall, His death was a shock to all, ; But God. in His wislom, knew what was hést So he took him to heaven to rest. Oh, the memories of that mornin As we stood with aching hearts Knowing the one we loved so dearly Must’ from us forever part THE Favmwy. o ADAMS. In loving remembrance of our dear “sons and_ brothers. JOHN SEA- BRIGHT ADAMS. who departed this life two years ago today, August 1925, 1 WILLIAM EZEKIEL LYLES. July Card of Thanks GOFENEY, e wish to thank our many ends for their sympathy at the de ST ALICE GOFFNEY " THE FAMIL Marriage. E | 088, Mr. and Mrs . EVELYN Benjamin of thei L. ROSS. n Chicago. at tario, rd. n.w. ADAMS. widowof ¥ Philadelphia. She Eiizabeih W ton Wilkins. Washi Adanis two ot niie sisters, e Wasniy ral_ge; 2 p.m ZELL On Sunday. Augus ¢ providence Hospital, JAME: . Deloved son of the late Wili k. Baltzell. Funeral enc. 650, Earragut ot | I’ Wednesday, August 23 a el ives G Iénds 1nvited. Inteiment, ut vak Hill Cemete .-A‘ uddenly on Monday morning, A sust 12, 1{ Richmond, Va., HOWARD PAUL BAYLY, son ol tne late v;h B Giayly and, Mary Virgmia by husvand ci Alice ‘Burntt Bayi: B s ment at Rock Ureek Lemetery ol Wed nes- aay. August 24, at 11 Xchn“ o ;Y. On_Monday, Augus 27 B 1 "BKADLEY. mother Gf Daisy warry bradiey and Rosalie Y. ll.umd7“i¢\!ll;:halw: ot . Wight 134 st n.W.. Wednesiay, august 24, at 11 a.m. lu}er- Jieit sock Creek Cemtery. © ¢ A ) Sunday, August . 2 al Vey ELDLR, veloved nusbuiid Of the il L 1. Eluer, tormerly of rort Mye Jioknts, Va. Funeral from the cl\unflulln e W Wise Co.. 2000 M st. IW. Weunesday, Ausust at 1:30 p.m. Keia- Uves and fiienus wvited. interment Ar- liiswon National Cemetery k! T. On Monday, August ENKIGHT. 00, o080 Coaing st e £WARD. nusband of the late Elizabetn ERNhr, rather ol Janies U. kurit, ased Earilis MK ineral trom dbove resideice i Weunesday, August 24, at B:30 thence to_Si. Martia 8 Chureh, A\uxhlyl,.wl- toPia S W) wiere mass Will be sai at §am. Reiutives and iriends mvited. n- terment Mount Ulivet u'meury. i : LWE arted this life on Sunda: - EWELL, ) DRI at 1y prd., ab ek test: deic Atlington, Va.' SARAH, ine oved wilg ol Juan Ewell s eroved Miomer, ‘two aunts, four brothers, coss and @ host of other relatives hds. "Funeral Thursday. August at i pm. irom Mount Ulivet Bapust St Clark Stauon,: Va.. Kev. Jgseph 2 Lee. paswr Skt ssed peacefully aw: - DANIEL B, FEKGUSOS G b, Margaret k.. vaniei UL M Eieryuson. Fatinie Beasley and Violes F. Turaer. Notice ot funeral later. Cuneral Mond: August 2. EeVABELH GA al beloved wife of 105 rlorida ave. ne. from the above residence 'ihurs- ‘August 24, 19%,. at 5.4V, theuce v Hu ‘Nawe Churcn. where mass will be sald at v a.m. 1or the repose of her soui. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. )?an.l- more, Md. Relatives and iriends mvited. (Bailimore papets please copy.) -: 'KOX. Monday. August 22, 1027, at HI:V&)“. at 320 Upl st. n.w.. LUCY B. HICKOX, aged 8U years, widow of t\.‘h&l‘:uv ke Funcral servicos we W. W Conmbers ¥ 14tn and Ciifton sts, n.w.. Wellnesdas. August =4, at 2 p.m. Friends invited. iuterment at Gleawood L:metsr). OWARD. _Departed this life on Sunday. O st 21 E03T JAMES ¥RANKLIN, be: loved son of Sarah Bronaugh. husband of ety xoots Howard. bewved grandiather of James and Howard on. devoted aind dearly beloved brother of Clara Giles Patterson, George and William Bronaush and Sadié Bronaugh Nixon, and uucle ot Gladys Glles Kusi. Funefal Weanesiay. August 4. at L irom the resigence o1 mis 1506 4ih st. D.w. Kel aud iriends invited. UKST. Sunday, August . B aence 0f “hier daughter. Hatheld Sta- tion, Va., EMMA HUKST '(nee Zell). be loved wiie of_the ate William Hurst' and mother of ~William Vauneman _and Mis. Frank Dennison. Funeral from avove residence ‘ruesday, August 23. at 750 am.; thence to St. Charies’ Catfiolic Clluren, _ Clarendon, where a mass of requiem will be’ said ‘at 10 v'clock for the repose of her soul. Relatives and triends vited. . HYLAND. On Monday. August DANIEL, beloved hisband of “Cther M. Hyland of 810 2Uth st. n.W. Irom his late residence on Wednesday. August 24, at 8:30 am. thence to St Stephen's Church, ‘where miass will be said at 9 am. Kelaiives and friends are in- vited 1o attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HYLAND. The members of Commodore Juhn Barry Division of the Ancient Urder of Hibernians are notified of the death of Brotner DANIEL HYLAND. = Funeral late residence, 810 Z0th st. n.w.. qay. August 24, at 830" am Requiem mass ai St. Stéphen’s Caurch, U am. EDWARD_L._TUCKER, President. L. M. STANTON. Financial Secretary. On Sunday. August 21, 1927. JOHN. ed husband of the late Catherine Kiug. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Mary T. Sparks, 041 1 et. ne. on Wednesday. August 24. 8 ani. Solemn high’ requiem mass at S Aloysins Church at § o'clock. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Vlupm Olivet Cemetery. KING. On Monday. August 22, o'clock. at her home in Si after a lul!y illness. Mrs. beloved wife of John King. vived by her husband. John King sons. John Herbert. George Li ind one daughter. Mre, Frank Periine ail of Silver Hill, Md.. and another daugh ter."Mrs. John . Siiluvan of Savannah. Ga. “Funeral from her late residence on ¥ Avgust 25 a1 230 pm. Serv- i Barnabas' ‘Church, Oxon Hill, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends in- 1, 1927, at the Md. vited, MeCORMICK. On Monday. August 22, 1 at her residence. 650 B'st. s.e. MARY beloved daughter of the late Michael Anna McCormick. Funeral will be from her late residence on Thursday. Au- Fust 8:30 am.. thence o St. Peter's Church. where mass will be said ai 9 am for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 MIL Auguet 17. 1927, at the fam residence. 306 Union et.. lonia. Mic ELLEN M. MILLS. Funeral and inte ment 0 lonia. MOORE. On_Monday, 1927, in Y. ALICE. the Beloved Wwife . W. Moore and sister of Mrs. F. W.! rison’ of 130 R st. ne. Fuperal from s X 24 N, Cap. st 4. at 2:30 p.m Interment August 22, . August Relatives and friends invited. Fort Lincoln Cemetery. MOORE. On Sunday, August 21, 1027. at Casuaity Hospital, JAMES J. MOORE. be- loved husband of Addie Moore and father of Lewis and Mary Dufty. Funeral from | Ris Son's residence. 704 Bth st. sw. on Wednesday. August 24, at § o'cock a.m.. thenco to” St. Dominic’s Church, whers mass will be said for the reposé of his | soul. Interment at Arlington Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited s MYEFRS. On Sunday. August 21. 1927, at her residence. 816 1%th st. n.e.. MATTIE. beloved mother of Mrs. Martha Mont: womery and sister of Mrs. Pinkie Fita- zerald Jenkins, Funeral services will be held at First §. D. A. Church. 8th st. be- tween F and G sts. ne. on Tuesday. August 23°at 6 p.m. Interment at Black: store. ' Va. Relatives and {riends_are invited. 23 O'BRIEN, Sunday. August 21, 19; Coorgeiown University Hospital. ANNA M, beloved daughter of Wm. C, and Mary | O'Brien. Funeral from parents' residence, 15 35th_pl. n.w. Wednesday, August . at 8:45 am.. thence to Holy Trinity Church, where high mass will be sung at 6:15 am. = Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Holy Rood Cemetery. 2 PADGETT. Sunday, August 21 1037, at HARRIETT C. i el 11:30 am. A of " the E, . on her birth- . Remains at her late residence, 3601 30th st. .. until Tuesday morning, {hence to the” funoral, home of Cunning: ham. Kennedy & Watkins, 809 Cameron at.. Alexandria. Va. where seryices will be held on Wednesday, Auust 24. at 4 pm. Interment at Union Cemetery 23 SPRAGUE, Suddenly. on Sunday, August 2 TSR Ber Cemidence. 030 54 60"t U F INCE_M . widow of Col. DeWitt C. Spraguc, ~ Funeral from the, above res dence Wednesday, August 2 at 9:30 m. Intermient.’ 10:45 am. ' Arlington Cemetery. at brother, | 4. 1022, think of you. dear ones. hearts ‘are a1 with pain 18 world would ba a heaven to us Conid you be with us again. ou are fondly remembered. hts still cling to your name. T doved vou in life. | Love you in dsath_the same YOUR GEORGEANA. AND BROWN. Sacred to the memory of my be- loved husband. FARRY L. who entered into eternal rest four years ago toda ¢ 2. 107 Leaf by leaf the roses fall Soni bV sonl the Savior. eails Calls not for one. hut calls for all And’ wa miet ‘ancwer when he cails HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EVA LUCAS BROWN ks n loving remembrance of our ar “hiighand 'and. devoted father HONSO COLBERT, Who left us one o today. Angust 23. 1926 A noble life. but written not I anv baok of fame Amongz the list of noted ones, None ever saw his name. For only his own household knew The vietoriet he had won. And none hut thev could tesiify How weil his work was dones HIS LOVING WIFE AND BABY VERA. ¢ COLBERT. In loving remembrance of our dear’ son-and brother, ALPHONSO COL- BERT. who_departed this life one year ago today. August 6. Gone is the child we loved so dear. Hushed is the voice we loved to hear: We cannot heln but wonder why The hast are alwave the first to die HIS MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER. ¢ JENNINGS. In loving remembrance of my dear wife. ALMA JENNINGS. who de- parted this life one vear ago. August 23, Sieep on. beloved, Sleep and take thy rest. We loved thee much. But Jesus loved thee best LOVING HUSBAND. CHESTER. Passed from this life t0 a peaceful rest. Called by God. who knoweth best. Always in_our_memory you will remaim. Tull in heaven we ahall meet agair, FATHER “AND MOTHER-IN-LAW JEN- You shall always be remembered Tn this weary world of strife. You shall never be forgotten ‘As long as God shall give me life. EDNA. ¢ JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance of our’ dear wife sister and friend. GEORGIA JOHNSON (nee Minor). whe wleparted_this life two years ago today, "August 23. 1925 Home fs sad. oh. God. how dreary; Lonely. lonesome. évery spot: Listening for her voice fill weary. Weary_ for I hear it not. LOYING “HUSBAND. STEUART JOHN: SON. o *Tis hard to break the tender cord When love has bound the heart: 'Tis hard. so hard to speak the word, Mast_we forever part? DEVOTED SISTER. NANNIE BURNETT. For sixteen years we had been friends. Old pal. we shall meet some glad morning® In the ity bright and fair. “ HER FRIEND. CLARA GARDNER. # JONES. 1In sad but loving remembrance ot my dear grandmother. MAGGIE JONES, who ‘died 8o suddenly seven years ago to- day’ Augnst 23, 1020 2 HER" LOVING GRANDSON. RALPH LLOYD STEUART. . PETERSON. Sacred to_the memory of otr - dear parents. Mrs. 'LAUBA T. PETE SON, who departed this life nméfiur Augzust 7, 1918, and LEE PETERSO! teen years ago today. August 23. 1912 We loved and thoriored them in life. Tn¢ feath, we do the eame. LAURA P. HARVEY AND CUTHBERT F. PETERSON. . RUSS. In ead but loving memory of me dear belovad husband. RALPH F. RUSS, who “departed this life two years ago to- day. August 23. 1925. Today recalls sad_memories f our loved one laid to rest. And those who still remember you ‘Are the ones who loved you best. the call, So sad. so sudden, w His sudden death was a shock 10 all. But God in his' wisdom knew what was st So he took him to heaven fo rest b No_one knows how I miss you. No one knows the tears I shed, Bug in heaven 1 hope to meet you, here no farewell words are sald. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILD. ¢° In loving ‘remembrance of our RUTH 6. THOMAS, who de- varted this life one year - Rust 23. 1926. T The shock we can't forget: But the angels are watching over you, MOTHER AND FATHER. RAYMOND THOMAS. ran; of my dear husband. JOHN NER, St et SO L TR Fiowers may_wither, Leaves fade and die: But_never <hall T < HI§ LOVING WIFE. MARGARET TUR- NER. 5 One vear today you left us, But. Ruth. we love vou it dikce ayp TURNER. In sad but loving remem day. August 23, 1917 Others may forget you. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Moo Shaper Lincoln 524 1113 SEVESTH ST. N.W. Moders“Shapal:_Teleskons _Main 2473 CHAS. S, ZURHORST ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the Original W.R.8PEARE GO. 1623 Cornecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 (‘onurs A5y Ras e TaL uick. D b Autondiick- Dievified Eicient LT W. W. Deal & Co. 816 A St NE LINCOLN 2 JAMES T. RYAN Private. Ambulancs Hita_Lervies T. F. COSTELLO 1724 N_Canitol St NORTH_7978. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the siccessors of nor connect with the original lk sfi.” Seianiian. F St St. NW. E. Funeral 1AM 1. Director mbalmer. | Liyérs in connection. ~ Commo- Modern Crematoriums. Moder. 2 Pa. Ave. NV, CAN L 13RS W. Wa:iren Taltavull’ 14th & Spring Rd. __ Col. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons - (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. jgjtablisnca 15 one _ West Timothy Hanlon 641 A St. NE Phone L. 6843 '/ P. A. TALTAVULL . H._J. T4 1 36 4 ‘!' "_;II:'I‘A'LI.L In‘ NO BRANCA OFFICE. 00, FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL AT SODERATE PRICHS. S Our Only Store, 14th & Eye mpt_AutoDel Servi Artistic—exDrossive—inexpensive Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Relatives and friends invited. PHORNE. ' Drowned. Sunday. August 21, 1927, “at 5 p.m.. at the hoat wharf in aeiingion Barracks, MILLIARD H, THORNE. ed 17 years. beloved son of Juilliard and Massie Thorne. ~ Funera o gt 18010 am. " Friends wnd "+ Augnst 2 m, " Friends & selatives invited. . h Beautiful Floral .. Desi EP BLACKISTONE, 1407 H *