Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1927, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. n . SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER _10. 1927 ‘BALL URGES UNITY INROAD BUILDING Arlington Mass Meeting Told 1o Concentrate on Direct Route. Special Dispatch to The S CLARENDON, Va., September Speaking at a mass meeting held last night under auspices of the Ar- lington County Unit of the National Boulevard Association, State Senator Frank L. Ball declared that the time has come for all citizens in county to work together for the de- velopment of adefinite road-building program. “Within a few yvears the new Memorial Bridge will be opened to traffic and we must be prepared with an adequate approach,” he “I believe in the 200-foot boule and also the boulevard,” declared Senagor Ball. “The gnsoline tax money received hy the county and any other money that the count aise should be used on the direct road, in that way the county can build it without any increase in taxes. By this plan w will at least be able to build two miles of road, and in a short time the entire distance of the direct road will have been built,” said the Senator. Dr. Samuel M. Johnson, of the National Boulevard Associa- tion, said the State Highway Commi: sion made the only reasonable recom mendation in its letter to the boards of supervisors of Arlington and Fair- fax Counties a few days ago. “The mmission would have been the ghing stock of the country had it considered any other route than it did.” he said. The supervisors of Fair- fax County have adopted the recom- mendations of the commission by proving the 200-foot houlevard, and Arlington County does not act it wi not be keeping step with Fairfax County.” . Japan has fine public gardens 1,000 by old. ERVESCING SOLUTION O (TRATE or MAGNES! CARBONATED wiTH POTASSWY Genuine U. S. P. 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If your druggist cannot supply you with the genuine EVERFRESH Citrate of Magnesia, he can get it CITRATE OF MAGNESIA COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN ORDINARY CITRATE The outstanding features of the PARKWAY which have at- tracted many purchasers are: Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration 24-hour Switchboard Service Fireproof Construction Apartment Hotel Service Unezxcelled Location Large Furnished Lobby Garage in Building Pembroke Tubs with Showers Pedestal Washstands One-picce Sinks the consideration being announced as $90.000. Following a long iliness of a ma nant internal affection, Charles Albert Schrider died Thursday evening a his home, 641 Sligo avenue, Silver | Spring, aged 64 years. He is survived | ; his widow, formerly Mis: Mary | Hutchison of Colesville distric the following children: Clark of Washington, and Miss Gr and Louis nand Charles Benjamin Schrider of Silver Spring. CAPT. AUSTIN KAUTZ DIES. | Naval Attache at Berlin Served More Than 20 Years at Sea. BERLIN, September 10 (#).—Capt. | Austin Kautz, 53 years old, American | naval attache in’ Berlin, died today after an internal operation. i Capt. Kautz was born in Kentucky | September 12, 1873, and was gradu ated from the Naval Academy in May 1893, He has served more than 20 yvears at sea in cruises all over the | world and commanded the l)a(lle~<hlp‘ Wyoming for three years prior to his | assignment to duty as naval attache at the Berlin embassy. For dis. tinguished services during the World | War he was awarded the Naval Cross. He was promoted to the grade of captain in June, 1921. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Washington Council, Auxiliary to Universal Council of Engineers, will o'clock, in Pythian Temple. No. 22, Ladies’ Craftsmen meet § Ergatocrats’ Club will meet this eve- ning in basement at 817 Thirteenth street. FUTURE. The Red Triangle Outing Club will have a joint party tomorrow with the ‘Wildflower Association. 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Naval attache, w an_operation ROCl\VlLLE ROCKVILLE, Md., September 10 (Special).—Under the terms of the will iss Florence Hallowell of Sandy leaving a Miss substantial Julia A, T beneficiary estate, owell, is the m-mcnml y, the instrument, which has just been admitted to probate in the Orphans’ Court at this place, be- queathing to her the farm, Oak Grove, near Sandy Spring, and all stock, farming implements and household goods. She is also to receive for life all income from all of the testatrix’s stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc., which upon her death are to be equally divided between the nieces, Florence Riggs Carpenter and Margaret Hallo- well Augur. The will was It names A. Hallowell executrix to ve without bond. Osgood of the ated at the mar- of Thomas B. Hough, 21, and Miss ) ton, 18, both of Baltimore. Emma King, who is in charge > clubhouse on the game | of the Montgomery County Fish Protective ~ Association Middlebrooke, has been appointed a deputy game warden for this county. Licenses have been issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here for the marriage of Edwin E. L. Olsen, 21, and Miss Mananne E, Jensen, 19, both of Takoma Park, Md.; Lewell M. Bow- man, 26, and Miss Sarah Caison, 27, both of Washington; Edgar E. Wilkin son, 24, and Miss Annie E. Butler, 20, both of Richmond, Va., and George F. TheJones, 27, and Miss Martha E. Davis, 21, both of Washington. In addition to a base ball game be- tween the Georgetown Athletic Club team and Brooke Grubb's Silver Spring nine, field events and a pie-eating con- test have been arranged for the Sil- ver Spring ball park Sunday after- noon. Announcement has been made by John N. Mackall, chairman of the State Roads Commission, that work of constructing one and one-fourth miles of concrete road from Buck Lodge to Boyds will be started soon, as will the work of building one mile of similar road between Ashton and Brinklow. James H. Cissel, president of the Silver Spring National Bank, has purchased from Frank L. Hewitt, the handsome Hewitt home at Georgia avenue and Oak street, Silver Spring, MRS. LOFTUS, 85, DIES. Mts. Caroline L. Loftus, 85 years old, widow of Frederick B. Loftus, |@r died at her residence, 1333 Eighth street, yesterday after a long illness. She was born at Mariboro, Md., and had been a resident of this city since she was 5 years old, and was one of the oldest living members of McKen- dree M. E. Church. She is survived by two sons, Fred- erick C. Loftus and E. Thomas Lof- tus; three daughters, Mrs. Amy C. ‘Weech, Miss Eva M. Loftus, and Mrs. Grace Faulkner; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. PARTMENTS TO LET All Sizes—Low Rentals L. W. GROOMES, 1416 F WANTED Apartments and Houses Furnished and Unfurnished LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER 1407 New York Ave. N.W. Mlln llfli Stoves and Furnaces Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. MRS. P. J. LENNOX DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Bishop Shahan to Celebrate Solemn Pontifical High Mass of Requiem Wednesday. Mrs. Lillian Pakenham Lennox, wife of Dr. P. J. Lennox, head of the de- partrgent of English and dean of the School of Letters of Catholic Univer- sity, died here yesterday after a long illness. A native of Dublin, Ireland, Mrs. Lennox was a member of the family of the Earls of Longford of Pakenham Hall, County Westmeath, Ireland. She had been a resident of this city for the past 20 years. Mrs. Lennox was at one time active in the affairs of the Christ Child Society, member of the board of regents of Trinity College and of the alumnae of the Summer School of Catholic_ University at Clifthaven, N. Y. Failing health prevented her from taking an active part in organi- zations for some time prior to her death, Besides her husband, Mrs. Lennox is survived by a bmther James Paken- ham of Chicago, and a sister, Mrs. Emily Keady of London. Solemn pontifical high mass of re- quiem will be celebrated by Bishop Thomas J. Shahan, rector of Catholic University, in St. Matthew's Church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. In- terment will be in Glasnevin Ceme- tery, Dublin, Ireland. Veteran Editorial Writer Dies. PHILADELPHIA, September 10 P).—Fred Perry Powers, veteran edi- torial writer of the Philadelphia Record, died last night of pneumonia. He was 78. Prior to coming to the Record in 1900 he had been connected with Chicago and other Western news- papers. 'SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From ew York, ARRIVALS YESTERDAY. Aflllll’\“h‘l*‘mnhflmD‘Ofl . Algerin—Tingston September 1 “TAugust 27 .August 31 Mary—Cienfuegos .. . .August 28 DUE TODAY. Berlin—Bremen . Ryndam—Rotterd: DUE TOMORROW. Carmania—Havre apland—Antwerp Ivania—Glasgow UltaePort Limon DUE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. merican, Merchant—London aitic-—Liverpool Cristobal—Cristobal Duilio—Genoa . August 31 Maraval—Trinidad ", San Jose—Puerto Col once—San_ Juan. Samaria—Liverpool August 31 DUE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. Derfflinger—Bremen Manchuria—San_Frar ugust 30 araiso . August 27 Uited States—CopenHiaen’ DUE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, Carrillo—Port Limon Haiti—Paramaribo . Nerissa—St. John's OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Leviathan—Cherbourg and Southampton. §lusteare—Plymouth, Cherbaurk and Bremen. Rotterdam—Plymouth.” Boulogtie and Rot- Porto Rito—San Juan. Tie'do FrancemPlymouth and Havre, Minnetonka—Plymouth and London. Carinthia~Queenstown and Liverool. Gripsholm—Gothenburg. Conte Biancamano—Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa. es—] ao‘"' Cristobal and Port Limon. Mary—San Bomingo Limon-—Santiago. R\evon and Pusrto Co- P-n "America—Rio_de Janelro, Montevideo and Buenos Fort Victoria—Bermuda. —San Domingo City and Monte Chri Alicante—Barcelona. Amor—Maracaibo. ot Mnn lnln—C‘agnA Zuno and Pacific Coast. D Domingo, SAILING MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. Asia—Piraeus. Constantinople and Con- nza. Res;n.ml;—charbeunt Southampton and Ham- urg. . SAILING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. Froderick VII—Christisnsand. Oslo and Co- Mavaro—Grenadad, Trinidad and Demerara. Berlin—Plymouth, ‘Cherbourg and Brej ashington—Piymouth, Cherboirg and Bremen Bergenstjord—Bergen. SAILING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. Agultania—Cherbours and Southampton. Caracas—San Juan. Puerto Cabello and Yordh: “il’lxb“ th. Cherbo d By orck— Blymouth. Cherboure and Bremen. Hambargh—Cherbours, ~ Southampton ~ and Sulnlb— Kingston, Cristobal. Puerto Co- lom| Port Limon Fort St Georse—Bernuda, SAILING THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. American Merchant—Plymouth and Londot President ~ Hayes—Havana and Cristobal (around the world). Santa Luisa—Havana, Daraiso, Coamo—San Juan. SAILING FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. Carmania—Plymouth, Havre and London. 2y St. Croix and Puerto Good Taste —and expressive beauty are the outstanding features of Blackistone- designed Floral Emblems. Sprays and Wreaths, $5 Iquique and Val- as 10W as. ’ NEW STORE 1407 H St. Telephone Main 3707 UR service commands preference, because it is rendered with real personal interest; and experience which knows how to meet all conditions and circumstances. You will, perhaps, be surprised at the mod- erate charges—for such satisfactory service. Phone Potomac 4600 for ALMUS R.8PFARE Funeral Director Succeeding W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Conn. Avenue | THE WEA" ‘HERl District of Columbia and Maryland— Partly cloudy. probably local showers late tonight or tomorrow. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight or tomorrow, probably local thunder- showers tomorrow; slightly warmer in north and central portions. West Virginia—Partly cloudy to- night and tomorrow, local showers in north portion tonight and in extreme east portion tomorrow; warmer in northeast portion tonight, slightly warmer in north portion tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 71; 8 p.m., 6! 12 midnight, 67; 4 a.m., 65; 8 a.m., 66; 11 a.m., 73. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.10; 8 p.m., 2 midnight, 30.08; 4 a.m., 30.06; 30.04; 11 am., 30.00. ghest temperature, 73, at 11 a.m. today. Lowest temperature, 65, occurred at 4 a.m. tod: Temperature same date last year— Highest, 72; lowest, 57. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 0:55 a.m. and 1:33 pm; high tide, 6:47 a.m. and 7:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:47 a.m. and 2:19 p.m.; high tide, 7:38 a.m. and 8:03 pm. occurred The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:44 a.m.; sun sets 6:26 p.m.. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:45 a.m.; sun sets 6:24 p.m. Moon rises 6:26 p.m.; sets 4:18 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- andoah Rivers clear this morning. Weather in Various Cities. Allantre ity Baltimore . Birmingham ismarck . Cloudy Cloudy Chicago Gincinnati El Pas Galveston Helena Huron. 8 o Indiana ooty SEEREFE R SR Los Angeles Louisville PObaLboooboEaE: 3- BT A SIS IB BT o R3NP LERIRIZS N FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich tim 3 ture. IWnlhar. in Ri art cloudy lrt cloud.v Cles Part clou Fart cloudy Horta 1FtyaY) Hamilton, San Juan. P avana, Cuba, Colon. Cu--l Zo MRS. RICKARD LISTENS IN ON “BATTLE OF WORDS” Wife of Prize Fight Promoter in Traffic Jam, Her Chauffeur Haled to Court. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 10.—Mrs. George L. Rickard, whose husband is promoting the battle of the three million here September 22, was an interested onlooker at a battle of words and motor cars that resulted in the arrest of her chauffeur, Jerry Daugherty, last night. Mrs. Rickard spent nearly an hour at a police sta- tion waiting to post bond for his release. Bernard Gordon signed a complaint that Daugherty, after shouting “Get out of the way,” drove into Gordon's car with the machine in which Mrs. Rickard was riding. Daugherty signed a complaint blaming Gordon. Both were to appear in court today. N. A. JEFFRAS DIES AT 91. Retired Business Man Succumbs at Rest Home. Nathaniel A. Jeffras, 91 years old, retired busniess man of Cincinnati and a resident of this city for the past 30 years, died at Miss Addie Bar- ton's Rest Home, 3244 Thirty-eighth street, Thursday. Fnueral services will be conducted at Birch’s under- taking establishment this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inferment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Jeffras is survived by his daughter, Mrs. William Ballantyne, wife of Willlam Ballantyne of Ballan- tyne and Son, and by a grandson. FOUND. PART AIREDALE. female, tan body. right front leg white, nursing puppies. 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Phoné Lincoln_3691 MANTILLA. black lace, between 5:00 and bis0 on' Wednesday at National Theater of to 7th and Pa. ave. 140 Randolph pl. North_11850. MUSIC_PIN, gold harp (K § M 19 tween Mt. Pleasant and Dupont Circle. ward. _Mrs. West. 1834 Park_rd. PAIR OF SHELL-RIMMED GLASSES some- where in the vicinity of 15th and New York inder retum to owner, 532 24th d_recet PARRAKEET—Sm: mmao}g ‘of Cleveland Pari. 7 12), be- Re- in | " Reward at 3121 fecht f e "L PIN. gk e diamond, Te Eroen” inch n's and Mo raa SRS "Fanls Charen V. PIN. ROUND GOLD BRO&H 'uh ook i city ar Angcosy ¥ ‘- Rewara, " Lincotn” 4330 PURSE blr andm' Brown: initial Fri September, Adam Soder, Md:ulmlflflv tlrnflu. L) HENRY THOMAS LAW | EXPIRES AT AGE OF 80‘ Funeral Services to Be Held To-| morrow in Fifteenth Sireet Christian Church. Henry Thomas Law, 80 years old, | for 20 years engaged in the real estate | and insurance business here, died at | his residence, 1519 E street southeast, yesterday after a short illness. He re- tired from business about a year ago. He was a native of Ontari | Mr. Law was for many 3 active worker in the Fifteenth Christian Church, where he taught a large ¢lass of women and was at one time president of the boar. Funeral_services will be conducted | in the Fifteenth Street Christian Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. C. N. Jarrett will offici- ate. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Law fs survived by three sons, Alfred W. Law of Toronto. E. Merton Law of Chicago and Gordon H. Law of Newburg, N. Y., and two daugh- ters, Mrs. George H. Fensom of To- ronto and Mrs. H. W. Ambrose of Con- way, S. C. Industrial Home Matron Dies. Mrs. Tillle Mandley, matron at the Industrial Home, 2525 Wisconsin ave- nue. died of heart disease at the home yesterday. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later. John Scofield Ill John C. Scofield, chief clerk of the War Department, is confined to his PHILLIPS, | a My home, at 1844 Columbia road, with a case of lumbago, and John B. Ran- dolph, his veteran assistant, is dis- charging his duties at the department. ,Lardg of mjanks WICK. mi many e =t e Ihelr indness during the sickneas and at the desth my hu HORACE S¥pewilit "and or. the tiful it FA (})EV“ beau iful la‘flou ™ EMMA SEDG- snmn 1 wish to thank the priests, the Holy’ Name Society of the Church of the Nativity, Brightwood: my relatives and many friends for their kindness and word oL Smuathy at the death of my Busband, HARLES ALICE A. SIMMS. Beaths. On Thursday. September 8. 192 town University Hospital, NANC' BENTLEY. al Devnrlnd this _life Tu”d Mrs. MATILDA CA! 4 "’l‘o know lur vul to love her.” *10 hd.v M. TIL A A“ llnd Sa 11 nclnct ]rom% " e ureh. th D pse A o Juil - attendance s uas. LADY “FRANCES LANCASTER. R. Matron, SIR xmcfif ERICE A, SCOTT. B. Patrop. Rec. ey, » Cflm" Ladies’ Crispus ation announces the ARSON. F 1927, tro d 5 death of Mn s-ulwn 1927 EST xhuufron‘ Pres. JENNIEVE. BARNES. b, CARSON, WILDER, ol Banneker Aid_Association are re- a.nnfled 1o attend ihe fuveral of Mrs. MA- TLDA CARSON. Sunday. September 11. at i o'clock. from Evenezér M. E. Chur, nd D sts. Yse aationscing the DA WILDER. Septem- W .TON, mnm vfs’o&é‘)’u‘zmse F at Jeparted. this life ;temb&r 9. 5 pm.. st her residence, 3211 Sheinan ave. E. CRUNE aovored moter of Mra. Tillig Curry and loving aunt of Lionel Allen. Funeral sidence Monday. Septem. :30 a.m.: thence to Church of the Holy Red re solemn requiem high mass will be sung at 8 o'clock. 110 UMP, The Ladies Crispus, Attucks e, et Auocla%oncl nounces ‘e death, of el Stongay Eiombor 18- 10572t 0 am Trom B Eedeemer Chiurch. New dersey ave. & Jm.u WEST HA! . JENNIE B mnm:s! o e CRUMP. per Lo TR Monica's Lagioe e m';' J-i’o and P e St erebs notitied o Sivter MARY CRUMP. “Call meeting Sup day, Septemoer 11 6 b S¢ Kucustine's ERireh Hal femuer 13, at e et Chure ut ke figmov Aux. President. CKETY. District Pruldent. LM SNACRON. District B - Devarted mo lite Wednudv. bis WL ChAS *son ‘ot the late rimmn and Emma lhmi. He leaves a devoted wife. three dflulh lers. three sons, two sisters, one rother and a host of other relatives and !rw_nld . uneral Su;‘-dnA Sgotember 11, rom~ Mount Zion Baptis Chureh, Arlington, Va.. Rev. J.nm" E. Green, pastor. DIETRICH, on Friday. DIETRICH, September 9. 19:1 hu nemnr-‘: ‘Dietric Remains resting at the ¢ ?3-';1 funeral home. 2001 ral services and inter- ment s Bveneld. W, Va. FRENCH, On Fridas. September 0. 1037 UCIUS 3., ased 76 joare, beloved hushand nna A. French and father of Mrs. Bl Froeitcn.” Fameral from W. W. De tunenl hom 1ll Septamber Cedar Hill De_’vnr!ed this life on Wednesday. Somital, FLORENCE SCOTT JOH“SOH htloved wife of Frlllk Johnson. loving mother of William ard_Johnson and devoted ce. Babiier Church. vicen 3rLa e P Haiives ang Triends taviisd to attend 10° LAW. On Frid; Sthmbwr 9. 1927, at his Tesidence. 15 e.. HENRY THOMAS, beloved hus of Idumea mains resting at Ihe chapel of Civde 3. Nichols. 4300 0th st. n.w. Faneral from the Fifteenth Street Ch on Sunday. September 11. .t 3 p.m. Inter- ment at Cedar Hill Cemet 11 LAWSON. = Entered into efihem-l rest Friday, September 9. 1927, residence of her soh, 925 W Weaiminster st x _of lhe (‘athnlic University ca. Testing at S e ek L 750" Paveyivania ave: L s Ntice of funeral later. OYTUS. On md.,; September 9. 1037, at by Feydence, 1333 §ih st. LINE L. it of m ok B Lotuis, 1n her 86t 3 services will be held It Mr lle residence $Fondny. "September t 2 pm. tives #ng friends mvued is Sttend. andria, Va.. papers please co MACE, Suddenly. at Phil-dolnhla P Friday ~ September 9, 1927. HARR Del Reoana ot Catherins Mace: from the residence of his mother. Margaret A. Mace. 2064 Wisconsin n.w.. on Monday. September t AN nl.n. On Friday, September 9. 1 Tesidence, 2825 Wisconsin ~av E E MANDLEY. beloved, wite of Jon Funéral to be announced 1g5uddenly. on Thursday. Septem- 1927. at 'Virginia Beach, t the late Mr. and \m Morelie Marean. Services at the S. Hines Co. funefal home. 2851 140 u tember 12. at 1 Titeinient (private) ‘at Oak Hill Cemelle‘ry. MARKWOOD. On Friday. September 0 1027 at_Georgetown HOIn ital, 1] E. MARK. WoOD (nee Hengley) Remaina at Saftel pel, H ats. n.w. Funeral (rnm Saiiell's” chay i K 6th and H Moniay, Seplember 121 AT 8130 MeGROARTY. or_ Sentembe X Wiliiam ¢ A COQN Ri faivs soxinaty el Gal T terment at St. Paul. Minn. PFISTER. On September 9, Tnterment Rock Creel s and friends invited i apers pleate cons.) On Fridas. September 9. 1927 ¢ the fesdence of her parents. Mr. and arsons, Chevy Chass, Md.. PARSONS r-mLIvl Pe, Cemetery. 10 attend. (Ciacin (Sentrmber 41 Sligo _ave. uumu A. SCHRI- Funeral Monday. mber at am. from Grace scopal Chiirch, Woodside. Md, Inter- Rock Creel. Relatives and friende 8. > od 3 on nd geeoted sister. of Mo pion i Slncason) and Hriest e Funeral services at John Sigwart mmnn.l Church. G at. between 3rd & ste. a.w. Sunday. Septembes 80 %, olatives and Tnands Tavited. SIMPSON dia H. H. of Ruth, 1804, ¢ you are notifie Inmates of I nmate SARA N. Sunday, September 11 1027 3 . from_John,_ Ste Church. G'st. |>cwr;n‘?gowa%4 HELEN THOMPSON. W. SMITH. ~ Offcers and,| ool of Colnmbia Lodze. No. 85. 1. B. P. O, E. herehy notifled ot ine dvath of Brother JOSEPH W. SMITH. Session of sorrow fll }‘!ks Home. Saturday. September 10, 30 p.m. " Funeral from 2017 8¢ nw. Nfonday. September 12, at 1 fficers and ‘members of Morning 8 Lodee, No, 40: Forest' Temple, No. 0. Columbi 22 nvited. TERBERT . .vow's Exaited Rule Attest: A. E. WILLTIAMS. Secretary. the S‘I‘P\VCRT. On !on'mb—r 9. 19"7 é‘ home of her inds, Pikesville, "Md. Thes” Hedicy) ow of George H. Stewart. _Funeral Services will bo held at Dougias Memorial M. E. Church. 11th and H sts. Monday. September 12, at ment in Glenwood Cemetery. TATE. On Friday. September her residence.” 1343 Trving st. nw.. TATE. in her 78th :e:l\‘ wife' nl lh. lmr- James Edward Tate o dford. nna mother of Minnie Tena Tata. Fineral rvices at Bedford, Va. Interment, in ongwood Cemetary. Bedford. Va. THOMAS. On Saturday. September 10, 1927 at 6:30 am.. at the residence of_hel danghter. &, Trape, 3610 1t Y "Notice ol !u- 9. logz, o neral hereafter. WALLER. Oficérs nd members of Colums bia Temple. No. 422, of tho death of Mra: LAURA WALLE] Session of sorrow Saturday. Septomber 10, at 8 o'clock. Pythian Temple. Time of T RIE SADRE )'&mmflfi' Dt. Rul uler, EFFIE F. STEWART: Fin WARD. Suddenty. on rrmu. September 9. 1927, JOSEPH b, WARD. " Remaing resi- at the . 2001 14th st . interment at Tllla-&c Ala. WELDON. _on Friday, & lembc 9, 1927 at her fesidence. 1812 K <ot o liAb WELDON. mlml r!llml at ‘hfl ove _reasderics - htl 2 ‘Mon- day. “September 13, Funaral services 8 e'S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 12 a8 mn st. n.w.. Monday. Septem! wn.rmm Desuartcd this ife September 213t o s. T grandehildren and nineteen kreat dren. Notice of funeral hereafter. ;o Departed this life on Thurad E:'r rum-ral Sundlv. mnngr t “1:30. her Do In sad and loving_remembrance olhml(;' del';dmlglhelr“i‘.x LIE SESRENS. who depart is lite seven years ago day. September 10, 1026, Our._dear. bel th i pdear. ored mother. There ne‘er can be another, 'To take the blace of thes. But in the end we'll meet again: In mansions up above, There'll be no death nor. wrm'“.‘ But eternal llla and love. HER LOVING CHILDREN. BERRY. In sad but loving remem ice of h 8o 380 today, our dear mother. SARAH BERR' Geparted this hlr' two years ag0 September 10. She cannot come huck to us. but we can er. to EETEB CALEIE JReOBS" e BERKY. 'fn aad but loving. i eas srandmother SARAE. BERRE o lr;‘i-d two years ago today. September one, [out, ot forsottan, HER _GRANDCHITDREN'. BTUE. & HASTINGS AND J, WAB“N HAYES. DICKSON. In sad but loving of or” dear "mother. ALICE " lgxsou. Yrho,died one year ago yesterday. You lm mltlnx in peace. dear mother: One year ago today you passed away. You are gone. but not forgotien. A we think of you each HER LOVING DAUGHT! BR “AND SON. ALICE AND GEORG HARROD. In sad but Iovmx remembrance of my dear wife ROSA. who died nine years azo, September 10, 1918. From September to Senumben dear, 1 think_of you, Knowing you ean't come Sleep on. dear. until we A rae— HER HUSBAND, ROBERT B. HARROD. * LEWIS. Sacred to th 3 IWIS. Sacred to the momory of our dear parted this'life five yeirs ago today. se5- Tember T Gunu. bul not forgotien. AMILY. VENABLE. In Jovin memnry of my dear son, JOSEPH W, VENABLE, who depatied this | m» qfttflmher 10. 1015, and DAV A. VENABLE. January 5. Gone. but not (arnmn Forxet you? No. I never will. 1 loved vou then. I love you still. Your memory is as dear today. As in the hour you nassed aw. LOVING MOTHER. FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC B! 3034 M St N, Fhose wes Eath i T:mothy Hanlon 641 B St Phone L. 8843 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance gaa's NE Lincoln 524 Frank Geler’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST, N.W. Modern Ohanel_Teleptions __Main 2473 ~ P.A. TALTAVULL L 3 TALTAVULL. Mer, nn‘ ' s 4. 1879, 0 BRANCA_OFFICE. CHAS .S.Z URHORS‘ 301 FAST CAPIT( Phone_Lincoln BT ' ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the Origtnnl ‘W.R.8PEARE 1623 Cmnect!cutm POTOMAC 4600 {smusern. ~ JAMEST.RYAN ve. S.E. -u Atiantle 1700 e COSTELLO _1724 N. Canitol St. NORTH_7978. V. L. SPEARE Cfi Neither the eiccessors of ith ‘the originul W_ R nm" otal Phose Frpk. aoz0 lm St. N.W. J‘. ru eral €36 Th A Director _and LI 1 "ol .r.arv in_connection. Crfi odern Crematoriurme Quick: mxmflm Efficiont Servics, ¢ Holy Trimity Church'at 9:15 ferment, Congressional Cemetery MANSEY. On Fridas. September 0. 1027. AR Gevoted son ok Rlnllnlph H. and Minnie Massey. brother of Wil avinia and Lucy Massey” nephew of Mol Notico ot tuneral later. * Remain Irlenmg 5 arvis 3 Tore3272 Georata aver nw, Teral per MATTINGLY, ! A!‘Y Es 30 On rld“lv Sey Iember 9 loved Botherof TOr> Masdhaty runmi“on v.September 12, ftom W, W. Cham- a1 parlor, T4thand Chapin i . Caholic Chitren. Léhardibwn 1 Copnty, Md. Where mass will wl a.5i. " Interment St. o 'md M eCt El devol !eromlL*l‘ and fatn and Julian McConne! T Automobils’ Service., . Deal & Co. _816 H “l ! LINCOLN 8200. W. Wairen Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 ____ FUNERAL-DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER flrlflfl#&th’u}lA‘ IBLEMS. Our Only Store, 14th & Eye PN Ill Auto FH"H Service Gud: Bros. Cow, IZIZJF' St. BLA@TONE 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs, $5 and up, MAIN 3707, Chapel. T -