Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 9

¥ care of a physi for a_nervous | / W hl’ll CASH breakdown, appeared at her desk yes tired in 1918 After 12 Years v / terday morning, took a day's leave | f : enos and departed. | in Federal Service. ouR 4 when she failed to Yeturn GRADUATE Delivers t the usual hour, 3:30 oclock, _— i fory Poir atternoon that relatives be. | py the Assaciated Press | eranine” wonr b rmed and sought the aid of | N. Y., September 21.- e olakes of Glasses e 1ot home yosterday morp. | JAMER 5. Harian. i former member of y raeney S e She left hiome yesterday morn- | ihe fnterstate Commerce Comfuission Balance on i G Ia Tatated, Mies' Baned inove @ falelt ‘Nt hisiSuriimer howe here TS i dark blue dress and hat to mateh, | nie 4 eril ek S Casy Term: vay stockings and black® she B D i | A two sisters, Mis: Laul Harl who was Tormerly private secret \] Blrlhs Repor[ed to Mre, Warren G. Harding. and Mis HARRIS 8¢ v f the fnilowing birihy Hase eon-raosie i, | EUIR Hurlas, and two brothers, Rpv EWING A it Department in the past o8 neare | Richard Davenport flan. Presh 708 7th Street deefect Diamoinds 3123 M Street A b I brente ArGRIth. boy minister. and John Maynard Uame Sawara sin ) arlan, nttorney. of New York City RERR o it i, | Their father, John Marshall Harlan, R LESPDIDB B e S |2 e’ of the Supreme ot JAMES S. HAR 1mn Mr. Harlan was horn in Evansville. | Ind.. in 1861, 1o was graduated from 5 S = I Phineton 1n, 1848, Atet adrmission SHIPPING NEWS [ to the bar in 1886 he began practicing 58 in Chicazo . G { | ” » " 16wkl attbenes genernl of [Pirta Arrivals at lings From Deal’s }{15{0" of tbe \ W Ties from 1901 to 1908, aad $ e Are Not amed . member. of the Intersta ity of Waghington Rl ; | e e g b cutting prices, offering bar- 1906, Hp was elected chuairman of g o0 00 and Dlfifn(‘f Uf Golll b s , the commission in 1914, AT A mna gains, or anything of that sort. [ S Hne Are Rt S o 0 L We don't pretend to. We are [ one of the orizinal vacancies created | Orizaba—thy : S i i I e act of 1505, enlar he mem | DG b i ~:|-Lrn|n-rm{] . 1 < m | ber=hip ol 3 » sion fro \ e g A i squar: ] gyt st ol i | Caris—Hav .......Septemby Church is very old, hav- e GR IR B e DUE TOMORROY. . . 1 vinel s A3Cs e : b N Paolk World eruise ing been organized in 1843, the uneral service at from $125 [inz"ss ‘chairman of_the S o Sentember 17 | i 3 up. involving a general rate inercase of 3| Sabia Mata “Pat Lion 12 Septemoer 14 | organizers being young people per cent to Eastern carriers. He left | Fort Victorin—Hormuda. entember : the commission December 31, 1918, DUE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. from Concordia Church who Since his retirement from the com: | Mauretania -Southampion September 17 | . A mission he had lived in retirement = Resol ir desired a pulpit where the he > from u‘ll\v‘w\mk. .\p{q:;lln‘: vart of SR T e ey X i i his time at X and the remainder A i reaching should be English. FL[N H 4 : B AY BER 2%, | P L gl EA[_ EML OME at his home here, 1720 Rhode Istind ket beod st The lot hich th For reference, Ask your neighbor” avenue. He was a member of the ot upon whicl e r ly Lo Metropolitan, Chevy Chase and Cos DUE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 816 H STREET N.E. | mos Clubs, Ariatic—Livernool L Sent church stands was donated by Lo O ’ St bor Limion. .. . | September 1 7 i . . DUE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. General fvan Fcss, Sand the | Marriage Licenses. A ot e B cornerstone was laid in 1844, | Nicholax and Cathegine Simmors onaol, . e 10 | . . | Woldstone and Marion E. o Sento 4 with ex-President John | e ,:::{,.:}H’", ] . M Hamilton of this cits and Melba | | e AT Quincy Adams and General | R imes of Hyattsvill L Minn Sentember 17 3 9 [ abari ¥ orlinda and Marion 1 Bireh. | Y siaeniember 16 Van Ness in attendance. The i o R Patria—) Sentember 11 5 ! AL Bell DUE TUESDAY. SEPTE | church was formally dedicated i o Aatorwitt American Legion—Buen Septem- | Mo her Camillo un—Puerto Cole fe rid i Rwit B Anthony of Richmond, .\;a:"'p.la...f’fl{‘q',\’: s Efi{:;fifl::»;r iu“ and Kathryn' I, Eawrenee ot Petorsbu anrdonnAT—Borieaik | Sabtember i ne R, oliert nd Rutn B dansison” | %, Beurdonnate—-Borieaix | September I3 | - —— | SlekRoTme ot :ebiember Stoe Gol s Phones : Tine Perry & Walsh OUTGOING STEAMERS, . e SAILING TODAY. 8200 - 8201 | Morticians Aurania—oucensiown and Liverpool. | Private Ambulances v ——Kingston. Cristobal and Port Limon. | 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 | G TOMORROW | Dominica—sSt Thomas. Barbados and Trini- | dnd. | N dud { | -Know the Cost $75UP | driioes Parmieplaponis d fgnaon, | Complete Funerals Cherbourg. Southampton and | Cristobal and Pacific Ambulances, $4.00 Jlan | . W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Columbia 432 bttt | Majestio—Cherbourz ang Southamptan | Lancastria—Plymouth. Havre and London Deran g Ao Tagila Piierto” Cabello. and Cave i ! WE DYE 1 WEARI) APPAREL BLACK | —you need glasses at all —you need them now ‘THE _EVENING STAR. W\QHT\G’FO\ MISS BANES MISSING. P. 0. Department Clerk Disappears | Following Nervous Breakdown. - ) | Disappearance of -~ from her home at 18 vesterday morning, police last Why Wait? Miss Annie L < ears old, clerk jn the stamp | ¢ division of the Post Ofice Department, | Monroe street | was reported to the | Fermer Head Miss Banes, who had been under the | President Roosevelt’s Inauguration 1905 called it, when March 4, 1905, dawned clear and beautiful, for the weather is most important upon that auspicious day, and the most impressive inauguration may be marred by it. With three troops of Squadron A of New York, in the centre of a hollow square of his famous “Rough Riders,” the President was driven to the Capitol and OOSEVELT LUCK they sworn in by Chief Justice Fuller. And what a sight Pcnnsylvama avenue was that day! Thlrty thousand troops, step- pinz along to the strains of martial music, colorful uniforms and an army of dignitaries made this one of the most interesting in- augurals in years. That night the Inaugural Ball was held in the Pension Office building, while fireworks illumined the sky at the Monument. And what gayeties centered in the White House during this ad- ministration! The Roosevelt children were interesting and high- snirited. The house was gay with young people. The two daugh- ters of the house, Miss Alice and Miss Ethel, were presented to society—and such a round of entertaining followed! Almost two hundred White House functions were scheduled during the seven years of the Roosevelt administration. An unusual number of di=tincuished foreigners visited our shores—Prince Henry of Prussia, members of the Rochambeau and Lafayette families came from F-ance. the Crown Prince of Siam, a Chinese notable and a relative of the Tananese Mikado—all were entertained at the Executive Man- sion. And there was romance, too—when Miss Alice Roosevelt rli~ktd her troth to Representative Lonoworth of Ohio. Their veeddineg took place in the historic Blue Room and was the cul- mination of a romance in which all America was interested. Oune of a scrics of editorials published n anticipation of the Golden Jubilee cclebra- tion_comuteworating the founding of this store. ALAIS ROYA WASHINGTON 1927 Carmack DryClea Phoner Man 55125 JANES S HARLAN DIES INESSEX N.Y. | For Mourning In 24 Hours 17301732 PENNA.AVE. of 1. C. C. Re- Prince. * SAILING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 24 ning&Dyeing Co. | Paris—Plymouth 1 Line. 1812 an Juan. Po | San Mateo—Puerto Co Fios. Tol Volendam—PIymouth. d—Plymouth. | . we | cameronia—Moville and Rio 50 | Alfonso boa. | SAILING MONDA Dicsdon— Plymouth, olombia and Bienos Alres and Valparaiso. SEPTEMBER 25, runna, Santander and Bal- —Cape Haitien, St. Mare and Port au nd Havre, nd Mayaguez ez and Puerto Bar. | a—Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon. Boulogne and Rotter- nia—Queenstown and Liverpool. a Cherbourg and Ant- 1 Glasgow. Drottningholm—Gothenburg Colombo—Naples and Geno: stown and Liverpool Plymouth and London. de Janeiro, Cristobal "TEMBE| Cherbourg_and_Bremen, | D. (.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER COL JAMES HANSON and Santos. | 26. The HecHr Co-F SIREET DREAM .. isan express- = your exact head size! $£30 OBB Exclusively at The Hecht Co. ive little hat of intricate design—effecting the studied simplicity of Dobbs new Dream Velour . . In all the forecasted colors—and | | | | will be F Lieut. | 1899-1901, ! had several long tours of duty 2l of | intelligence divi; I The South Washington Citizens’ Association will meet, & o'clock, in airbrother School. Election bf | | Temple. { the Loulse Home tomorrow evening. | to hurry him up. The ped accelerated | the H o1, 1927, IS CALLEDBY DEATH Succumbs in Reed Hospital, Following Service in Chile as Military Attache. Col. military embassy past ames Hanson, U. S. Infantry, attache at the United States | at Valparaiso, Chile, for nu-] four vears, died at Walter Reed | | General Hospital yesterday afternoon, | following an illness of three weeks. | His wife, Mrs. Isabel Ingle Hanson was with him when he died. | uneral sery with full military | nonors,, will be held at Arlington tional Cemetery tomorrow morning at | 10 o'l pallbearers | 3rig. Gen. Stuart Heintzelman Arthur &, Cowan. Col. Fred R.| Brown, Col. Fdward M. Markham. Col. Evan H. Humphrey, Col. Stanley H. Ford, Col. Stanley D. Embick and Col. win 8. Hartshorn. Was Native of Sweden. A ive of Sweden, Col. came to this country at an early and was graduated from the W Point Mil Academy in February He was assigned to the Infan as a second lieutenant. and by tual promotion reached the grade lonel in 19 He served in the The honorary Cal, Hanson 10, of ¢ | Philippines during the insurrection in and also in China the Boxer troubles. In late during in the ance and quar- Durinz the I'InHm)lnvw in the ord rtments ning _camp d made a trip to France as a mem ber of the General Staff Corps. Returns to Washington. Following the war he took courses study at the Army War College at the General Staff College, and was on duty with the military on in this city up to nsfer to the Val- d in 19 the time of his tr: paraiso mission. He was officially cited for gallantry in action at Pel- King August 15, 1900, while a second lieutenant in the 5th Cavalry with the Chinese relief expedition. T CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The Capital City Chiropractic Asso- ciation will meet this evening at 1115 Rhode Island avenue, Dr. F. A, Law. son will present a paper on | |4 | | Highest, WEATHER. | District of Col and tomorrow; cooler tonight. air morrow; cooler tonight, probably llg.ml Maryland- frost in extreme Virginia—Fair row; cooler tomos frost in extreme ‘West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- | morrow: slightly cooler tonight, prob- | Matron. on Thursdas. ably light frost in exposed places in | 3f 2 pm. drom her late resiies east portion. :H‘Il F,'Y(:ZARF' “'\' [’;‘l '\R)R‘U\' R.M N ARD A < o Records ';"' 2 """""x Atiest: JESSTE €. BANKS. Sec'y, . ermometer—4 p.m., o e T b 655 12 midnight, 50; € an., 54 8 am.. | 0t T Kitn, Yo, T4 3. noon, 3. | W o Rarometer —4 pm., 20.84; 8 pm. 29.85: 12 midnight, 29.86; 4 a.m,, 29.88 8 a.m., 29.95; noon, 29.96. Highest temperature, 74, occurred | R e K. 0 at 2:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest tem- | tamiNso 15 . on Pasady, e perature, 54, occurred at 5:30 a.m. to- temher at_her residence | 14th IMONTA tday. Temperature same date last year— lowest, 80; Condition Great Falls—C] Weather in Tem Suations. 2 Abilene Albany Atianta Adlantic City Baltimore Birminghan uflalo Charlestol Chicago Detroit El Paso. . Galveston . Helena, Hur dndianapolis. Jnckeonville Kansas City. Los Angeles. Louisville Okla. City Omaha. Philadelphia Phoenix . Pittsburgh Portland.Me Portland.Ore. Louis. . Paul. eattle Spokane . WASH.. D.C. FO! (8 am. Greenwich time. today.) >sychotherap, ofticers. . | | The Klavier give a dance, 8 o'clock, Club will Pythian Fellowship at The Home for Widows and Orphans. States War Veterans, will 8 o'clock, In Grand Army Hall. The Dahigren Terrace Citizens' As- will meet, 8 o'clock, at the lub. FUTURE. Rev. Willlam Thomas Reynolds will | conduct a spiritual healing service at United meet, sociation Social Oyster The Sixteenth Street Heights Club will have its opening meeting Septem- ber 27, with Mrs. A. G. Thomas, 4516 New Hampshire avenue, as hostess, Mrs. R. €. Potts, newly elected presi- dent, will preside, Rathbone Temple, No. . Pythian Sisters, will have a card party tomor- row, 8:30 p.m., at 1114 O street, The temple committee of Joseph H. Milans Lodge, Chapter No. 41, 0. E. 8., will have a card party Friday evening at Chestnut Farms dai Twenty- sixth and Pennsylvania avenue. her V. Cross, chairman. The Woman ild of Sibley Memo- rial Hospital will hold its first meet. ing of the season tomorrow, 10:45 am., in Rust Hall. Rev. J. Phe'ps Hand will be the principal speaker and Rev, Charles S. Cole, president of the institution, will report. Mrs. Gertrude Smallwood Mockbee will furnish the music and Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan, president of the guild, will preside. Al interested in hospital | work invited. Cool With Coolldge. | From the Boston Transeript. The pedestrian, taking his own time crossing the street, glared at the mo- torist who was impatiently honking his motion not a jot. to run,” he said, phraseology. “I do not choose in now historic Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to ealth Department in the past 74 hours: P. Kaulfuss, R5. 1016 G st. n.e. min Darling. 85.° 4627 5th et M. Brogden, 85, Quarters H. d. Dennis Brane 81, Helen B Conger, Navy Emergency Hospital, Walter Reed Gen- Hosnital osnital tlosis Hospiial alter Reed General | Harry Winkine, Fuzene Banton. Thurman Hognital garet A Coale. 20, Emergency Hos- imes 1. Moore. lia th st. ne. Hospital - Hosnital n's Hospital. Casualty Hos: 2., Freedm ‘tin Smith, 47, Jahn Mn:t! 41. en route pifal Rebecea Edley, 5. Curtis Surgical Sani- tariim. Richard €. Banks. 18. 4043 Nash st. ne. Ruth Woody. 7. Emergencs Hosnital Everatt - Moore, 4 months, Children's | Hospital. —____FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMAL ly Animal Resc Leagne. 340 Maryl "n “fi In lfll"fl’ PAWN TICKETS. Address Box 283-Z. Star office. identifying same and paying LOST. BLANKFT PACK, blue. between Chesapeal Beach and Qwens Stafion. Return to 154 K _st. ne. Reward. CLASS RING. 1 Medh-nl Cotlexg of stone tuby. date '28. degree ‘on 8a urday in of near Woodward Lo!hmn. J. D. Winfrey, Indian Held Md airedal 3. arolina nse. |, Saturday, ‘ieimity Cleveland " Park: aturday_afternoon on 4418 14th st. n.w. Colum- - Liberal_reward. MAT X SPITZ—White, female: light spots on back: answers to hame ‘Venus' child's pet. = Ret 304 Randolph st. Dl F st near 12th, ‘GLASSES, pai Virginia lve 8 Reward. C. x"lpr 5068_10th 3 HANDBAG. lny leather, containing _Md. driver's pefmit and registration cards for a Lincoln Limousine. owned by Annette Chapman,” 5810 Conn. ave.. Chevy Ch: Md.: also 6 sets of concert tickets for Poli r 11th and and C sta. Station Temneratuirs. Westher. fn sad but_loving remembrance London. England. ....re B0 Bart cloudy “dear mather. MARY BAYLOR. wha Parie. France B8 Cloudy d this ]I(r- N Years ago yester- V. na. Austria 58 Cloudy Sentember Germany 84 Cloudy Seven vears have passed Copenhagen, Denmark. 54 Part cloudy Our hearts are still sor Stockholn. - Sweden. 48 Clear A~ Hmn moves on. 70 Part cloudy We mise vou more Horta ( 8 Gloudy LOVING DAVGHTERTROSIE REED. * Hamilton. Bermuda . 2 Part cloudy | prc - > 2 Ko, orto Mo, A% BAR Goday | P aear Soet OURS RCTSE" S0S ’Kl\l‘lr:l‘!nv( anal Zont 58 Cloudy Dassed away September 21. 1 September Worthern, long mat ARGENTINA, For wosk ending September 21. 1027. Sha is not dead. hut only slee ~Temperature—Precipitation HER LOVING lll’;l DREN. Cur. Depar. ~ Cur. Devar. | pypLEY. In lovine remembrance of o Corn and north. 1 0 0.5| dear friend. Mrs. DESDEMONA BARNETE !N“h“hp" ;r—l . ' DUDLEY. who departed thi fe one year quthern wheat 52 01| ko today, September 21. 1 Thomas W. D. Worthen- Dies. MIDDLETOWN podenly. death came and took g home: SPRINGS, Vt, ;})nms i h"“‘ 21 (#).—Thomas W. D.| gSKRIDGE. In loving remembrance of our « at Dartmouth and since 1911 professor emeritus v, September 10 1 * LOUISE A ManD wife of 1ha | umbia—Fair tonight .. M Madden and " mother of tonight and to James Fre Willis and O and beioy DA R Cattin Mre. Mamie, Funeral Thirsiay weat’ portion. Senirmber pom. from her late tonight and tomor.| sidence. Relatives and friends invited. 1 rrow, probably light' - npg: Micora and members of Queen of Sheba Chapt <ted to atte: aber. Hon west portion. ROBINSON tevate « 3. of the Water. lear, Various Cities. On Tuesday. September 20, D At 230 Bates st n.w JR.. husband of Virginia £ — Bush) and son of William wperature. 23 | Mary Schweiizer, aged 28 SCOTT. Departed this life Sundar. Septem- ber 18 at 1115 pm_ Mre. MAR- Weather. CELLINA A" B. SCOTT. She ' was ‘the | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Beaudhuy. the wife of Wade S e krand fauzhter of Mre. Q and_tha Jate Mr. John Scipio. She leaves to mourn two email sons and a2 host of other rela- tives and friends. Funeral servicea will e held Auznatine’s Church. 13th st betw . Sep. Pteloudy feinber e viewel at Mo aking pa | doraae 1 1n ave. nw: ALl | % are nvited, Infes | ment'at Mount Olivat Cemetery 21 SCOTT. eptem. | ber " ILBERT SCOTT rihur and Maitie Tou Séctt and brother of Idolens. Mattie. James “Arthur. ir. and Nathaniel Scott Funeral Saturdav. Sentember 24. at 1 p.m . from Moon & Alien's funeral parior, Cloudy and Fiorida ave. n.w i Glear” | SMITH Devarted this_life Tuesdar, Sep: 70 Clear | iambor 20! at Hall st. MARY e | B Gevoted wits of Jnmer A" Sinith of i i Fort Washington, Md. and mother of i Clear James €. and Mary Smith. Rosie S 70 Cloudr Ford. Joswphine Colhert, Alberta 431 Bt.cloudy Anns Hoanev and Rosa Shorter, e Pt.cloudy t John T. Rhines & Co. A6 D111 Clear d And Eye ste. s.w. 4 050 Pcloudy September 1 % B L v H. beloved wife of ( L3 enca H. Welch, azed AR. Funeral from her b4 Tate residence Clarendon ave,. Clar- 3 endon. Va.. Sentember at % pm 2 Relatives and friends invited. * Intermont b at Oak Hill Cemetery. Goorgetown. ILLIAMS, Entered into s on_Sentember o MR omiEeTER WITLTAN oved wife of he Jate Alexander H. Williams, Notice of funeral Jater. On -Tuesday, September 20 0 pm.. al the resident daughter, Mrs. William M widow of the late Capt Funeral from the reail 1844 Monroe 'st.. at 1 pm. In Memoriam. 1027, Pt.cloudy Games ot her daugh: Friday. ‘Sepiembe Interment private. = 23 0.0% Clear Pi.cloudy REIGN. Oft from our hearte comes a hitter ery. Why. oh. why. did our mother dis? Then, comés an’ answer 80 solemn One vyear ago today. dear Des. B You were talking to me over the phone: Jugt 8 soon as Fou hung the receiver 'up ) professon of mathe- dear_moiher. TE. who left us twe years ‘Ao today. September 21. 1028. ! Like iv. ithered oak. Gl When ofher thinks. decs g Our lave Tor you will ‘aiways lve VY e hie o . EDWARD E. and father of mains_ resting, at neral home, 2001 of thie_city, Mr. York. Mr. Isaiah James Arthur_of aunt of Mrs. Hatf Funeral i man. 1 h st s EMERSON. t 8340 a.m. Sudden! at Fuiie lishment. ' Wilton" Nemorial D. On I hereafter. Brockton, - u SR Interment will be tember 1 E. Hanschmann' mother of John A. ington, D. tember 2 JAM HANSO! beloved Cemetery on 10 o'clock a.m. vited to attend. KAUFFMA, tember 19 duughter, Mrs. NY services will be he ud 7, o'clock. Intermen tery KAUFFMANN. The Oldest_Inhabitants the | fuperal ot UDOLPH KAU VILLIAM JOHN colonel U. §_Army. at_the_Tabler Services Cemetery. ~ Relative to attend. KING. Departed this o Theater. 4 auto in’ bills: at 1:30 o'clock, Sept. 19, man’ dept. of the cnmlorl ation on 13th n.w. between Eye d; liberal reward if re- turned to owner, Wisconsin 3194 INSURANCE POLICY, lost or mislaid policy o 11438, fnstied by the Penn Mitual Life nsirance Co., on the life of John W. Welch finder will r;‘m- Feturn 1t 10" the \unde signed. " Application has been mago for the issuing plicate. ~ John M. Welch, ‘fi“m 1 mmn 4 Norih Capitol si.. Wash® five. on_chain, 2':1“ or 7 West Thornapple AN WOLFHOUND Pum’\;‘ nmm LEE, i Hyautsville 400, 9 Teather. from auto SUIT CASE. b late " iberal roward, Wi ”iax aled on rite elen Fe William H., A num ison Opter. September 52, at friends invited. In Jife we did our be IR doaeve 4o’ the vamerr 7% Heart of our life Under the sod, evoted wifs of 30 70 Jears, She leas devoted husband Digeleen me-;“"fi And never fade lwp’ » Fuly $10,000,000 worth of artificial e TH “HII?BENA" silk was sold in a recent week in|JENKINS. 'In loying fl‘:'t"fi'r'x,"xg"k'fi "i- London. who departed this life Septe 2 BY THE FAMILY = = WALLACE. In memors of _our husband Bcama. S services and “interment in’ Ohio. ULl . Flowers may wither, leav BLACKLEY. On Sunday. September 18 1927 | Fgwers may wither. lea o B R Ry Vi s AL wip 4 A wite o L e s YA P.BLACKLEY, wig of | mis 'LOVING ' wire. MRS, HATTIE Sophie Anna Fountain. Mr. garet Thomas. Miss Mary Fountain. Mr. When -other things decay James. Fountain, Mrs. Edmonia Taylor. our love for vou” Wil “alwass live Robert Walker and Miss Rabecca Fountain. And_never Announcement of funeral later. ( Now HER LOVING \IOTHFR \(R* WARD. * s | Rk MRSt OFSIS RO Des | un Tn sad but loving remembrance of Lo | our dear wife and mothy ARGARET F. LEY. Departed this life on Sundav. | ZELL | imar). who entered sternai ember 18. 1927, after a lingering i1l .‘ nincteen years azo, September 21, at her home N P. BLAC aunt ~ of e, ik e Toneivears - hare te * s i Fountam. Teaiah Arthur. Henry e G L e I Anderson. Willie Flood and James S ol o M i Lo A Armur. She leaves. to mourn their josa u | Mans is the day I've been sad and d hast of relatives. Notice of funeral here: | pug hiatunt to these who never gnessed after. 1 Maggie. how much she On Wednesday. September 21 WILLIAM, C. COLEMAN." belo DEVOTED HUSBAND, WILLIAM son of’Sallie' B. Coleman. “Funeral seryice Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 | 1 rned fn these ninel . nw. Friday. September at| That mothers Jove Tntérment ai Rock Creek Ceme- | 1 'misd et mors On Mohday. September 10, at his waldrnu- Greenridge. near Coles- ville, Md., CHARLE CONLEY. son ‘of t fe Thomas Y. Conley. in_the S9th year of his age. "I!nlrll {rnm St \[Jlkl Church. Fairland, Md., on Wednesday. 21 at'3 pm. Relatives and mm - jglddenty, on Monday, beloved son of Leo and Crecenci at 8: A chirenat 9 s nvited. her residence. 1108 K R'L2wife of Berirand Emerson. | from Padgctt’s undert 1ith st 7. at 8:56 am ). beloved wife of raid ‘of 412 K st. n. HANSCHMANN. At Elizabeth. MARIE, widow of age 86 years. ices at Kenoiha Thursday afternoon, Sep- HANSON. On Tuesday. September 20. 1 Remains resting at_the Tabler {u- home. 28 M full military honors at Arlington N. Thursda x Relatives and friend: s N Murray, Duni RUDOLPIH RAUFFMANY. “uneral Covenant. Connecticut a Thursday _afternoon, September 2 ber 19, 1927, at her residence, ne., after a short illness, irs. E ING." beloved daughter of Jnlenh and the late Ellen Ferguson. by’ two_ sistors. Mrs. Stérlin T of atfier relath from "iniasd Baviist C‘hl:re(‘ DPoparted this life. Sunday, Septer WALLACE. two years ago father. ALEXANDER life 102 today, September 21 He_sulfered long. he muttered not. tesday, _ September 21, dence, 531 Kennedy st. W watched Tim. .dav by day, e hustEROg O Ratelh Until at Tast. with broken hearts. Seoree M. Bailey. "Re- We saw him pass away 14th’ st n Funeral | Dear is the grave where vou are laj Sweet is the memory which never “shall Please WALLACE. AND BABY. WARD. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear daughter MATTIE. who died nine years ago today. September 21. 1918, Like vy on a withered oak, William Flood Henry Anderson of New Arthur of Texas. Sergt Portiand. Oreg.: great: tie Blackwell. Mrs. Mar- Tex.. M VL. SPEARE ( CO Jetther the wiccomeors of nor con with the originul W Eflra o Bhone Frank. go26 100’ St. N.W- Formerls 910 F St N.w AR Diege rom ‘hia late reidence, on l‘mnflly Septem: uiem’ mass at o'clock. Relatives Interment St. Mary's at_Everett. Pa. i 'n"l'\ b W. Wairen Taltavull 14th’ & Spring Rd. C 1. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) (A Phone Wes 3034 M St.'N.W." ghvae Jeet 29 Txmothy Hanlon Phone L. 8543 Wm. H. . Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance St. NE. 2 Moern Chinpel: Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST N.W i Modern “Chapel_Teieptions _ Main 2473 “P.A. TALTAVULL ‘THA?.;“ZURHOEW‘ 01, EAST, CARITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln ALMUS R SPEARE nd.i’n the Original lv. September 20 1027 Wednealay, S (Chieago. Richmond Mass. papers Dlease tember 20, nn‘flamh ot i3 Tathe % vs. Remains resting a al home. 816 H. !l l’l! in Appleton. W of _Keriosh Hanschm: Funeral serv colonel of Infantry, U. husband of Isabel Han: September denly. on Monday. Sep- at the home of his 1d at the Church . and N st. n.w. of the ai i 35 mECo it in Rock Creek ' Ceme- lozz CthflutAn members of Association are requested to attend POTOMAC 4600 {5masre Qur - Jate . amociate. FFMANN © trom the Autonigs enited Ecient " Ehavel. necticut ave eptember 22, W. Deal & Co. President. 816 A St N LINCOLN 8200 T, Secretary. on September 19. 1927 B. KELLEY. lieu JAMES T. RYAN BEAS s Moder coaver. "> A" Kffanue 1700 faneray BOme Yo | Private: Ambuiancs e Yonvies T. F. COSTELLO 724 N_Canito! S onal es and {riends invi jed s life Mo Septem- oy MeIgs | ~FREFINEST DISPLAY 1N THE Y All Monuments reduced for 30 da not base pirchase on photogranhis e ot IAMEER ORI Fat 1800, 200 _Bladensburg Rg NE, FUNERAL DESIGNS, e mrnrw pricra Our Only Store, 14th & Eye Prompt_Auto Delivery Service Artistic—exDressive—inexpenaiva, u'A. Lee. at the :tg.::x:':x‘n: their | Gude Bros. Co., 12J2 F St. g 7.—1%;‘?:?!"3# B BugglNl‘E:ll’“” " "ua ; She ‘i survived { Dotson and five, brothers. Jerome John ames. and uneral ppladens- ne. ‘Thursday, Relatives and 8 Dpl. pm. e Bury deep e you will AIHD ELIZABET] LER