Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1927, Page 7

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The Two El With construction just completed, more than r selected ®The outstanding features of the PARKWAY which have at- tracted many purchasers aré: Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration 24-hour Swwitchboard Service vators With Operators Fircproof Construction One-picce S Apartment-Hotel Unexcelled Location Large Furnished Lobby Garage in Building Pembroke Built-in Tubs With Pedestal W ashs Servicé Showers ands Large Close Spacions, Airy Rooms Oil Heat A staff of Built-in Radiwo Installation Hardwood Floors Throughout representatives is at your service in.the building every ‘day and evening, including Sunday—or you may telephone Cleveland 1901 for further in- formation. F. R. White, Inc. Builder Raedy & Suit Exclusive Representatives APARTMENT HOME | WASHINGTON, LEONARD WILLIAMS DIES IN CLARENDON Member of Advertising Firm Here Was Widely Known in Business Circles. George Leonard Willlams, 42 years old, partner in the Kal-Wiillams Ad- vertising Agency, former ember of The Star Advertising Bureau and widely known in local business circles, died at his residence, 125 Beach street, Clarendon, Va., last night. He had neen in failing health for the past six months. Born in Prince Georges Countv, Md., Mr. Willlams came to Washington with his parents, the late George Francis and Irene Roberta Williams. He was educated in local public schools and received early training as an advertising solicitor, in which ca- pucity he entered the employment of Hhe Star about 19 years ago. He afterward became one of the widely known members of The Star Advertising Bureau, with which he re- mained until about two years ago, when he became associated with Nor- man C. Kal, president of the Wash- ington Advertising Club, In the Kal- Williams Advertising Agency. Mr. Williams was a_member of the Stansbury Lodge of Masons and the Washington Advertising Club. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. ce May Williams; his daughter, Miss Gwendolyn Willlams; a son, Gor- don Willlams; three brothers, James ., Bernard M. and William B Wil- ‘ms, and a sister, Mrs. E. C. Mat- y. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Con- gressional Cemetery. Kresge Suit Enjoined. NEW YORK, October 1 (P).—An injunction restraining Sebastian S. Kresge, 5 and 10 cent store magnate, ! from pressing his divorce action in | W e County, Mich., agalnst Doris Mercer Kresge until her separation suit against him has been disposed of here was signed yesterday by Su- preme_Court_Justice_ Walsh. ANDIRONS FIREPLACE GOODS Fries, Beall & Sharp 734-736 10th St. NW. | WESLEY CHURCH Connecticut Ave. & Jocelyn St. Chevy Chase, D. C. Have You Just Severed Your Church Ties in the Old Home Town? Come! Jhousands of’ A Umerica’s Homes Beautylpot 1’!\“ ¢ Dobbs hats are exclusive with us. 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Jennings of Lexington, Va., and Fri nlw‘x TNT\ of Java. 1 Vl;lu thy V. N orris ena of tl l city and M: D: of Br addock. Pa. > ur(nrel ‘Whelan of Savannah, Ga.. ‘A. VBI\H of this Y " Armstron ot Tautelville. Onis. = Chester Wuudley and Bulah Tefl!ll‘) Dealhs Re rted Menissa Wiltshire. 86 n'm Richard Nash. '80." Littio Sisters of the Poor Horpital, Arthur I Ciark, 63,1215 L st. Lou Dellin 7. 507 R, 1. ave. ne. Ernest E. Hagelin. 50. Unifed States Sol- dierw' Home Hospitai, Nellie V. 45, 1069 Columbia road. R A Tand 5. LRy si 1 A ore o the Poor. Hosnital. L piDyrs L Peters. 3 months, chlldnnu Hos- Alice E. Rodman. 18 hours, 2211 Evarts st. {‘hurles H, Jackson. 71, 4301 Sth poonn E. Quee. 71" 1290 Keni luom:"nve Viola A. Richards, 52, 55 C st. s.w. Annie J. Moshy. 47. 4604 Kane place n.e. Lena_Dinmore. Gallinger Hospital. Ida B, Stewart. 24, 1610 1st s Catherine Buchanan. 5. Children's Hospital. Art Student Found Dead. NEW YORK, October 1 (#). Franklin Chattin, 24-year-old art stu- dent, was found dead yesterday in‘a Lexington avenue rooming house, ap- parently a suicide by inhaling gas. On a table near his bed were a novel, “Death of a Young Man,” and an un- finished essay of his own on “What 1s Death?” Vera Bald gl Bertha Mat- LOSY. ADMAS PIN. Reward, 177 G s % JAG—Left at Union Station, 2 amail_bag, “containing tont *ariieies and palamas.” Reward. Address Box 394-B. Star C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, el 1927. ACTRESS XILLS SELF. Woman Playwright Leaves Four Notes and Three Pages of Poetry. NEW YORK, October 1 (#).—Leav- ing four notes. one addressed to Jane Cowl, actress; and three pages of poetry under the caption, ‘‘Memory Lane,” Mrs. Alma Bailey Hick, for- mer actress and playwright, commit- ted suicide by inhaling gas in her apartment in the Bronx yesterday One of the notes explained that ill health was the cause of her act. That to Miss Cowl thanked her for kindnesses to Bailey C. Hick, hus- band of the dead woman, who also is a playwright and actor. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. September 24 eptember 21 September 15 Aauitania—Southampton Tivives—Port Limon . Giuseppe Verdi—Genoa' . DUE TODAY. Roma—Genoa September £1 DUE TOMommw —Southampton edonia—G 1asgow inthia—Liverpool .1 DUE MONDAY. 0CTO American Banker—London Pennjand—Antwerp San Lorenzo—San Juan. DUE TUESDAY. Olymple—Southampton Bridsetown— Puerty Colombia psholm—Gothenburg B abaHavana Stutteart—Bremen Voltairo—Buenos _Ai September 12 La Savoie—Puerté Barrios. . ..September 27 DUE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5. Hellig Olav—Copenhagen .September 23 Falcoa—Maracaibo September 23 Themistocles—Piraets September 14 £ _September 28 DUE THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. Fort Victoria—Bermuda Martha Washington—Triest President Adams—Around the world. Reliance—Hamburg September 27 Roma—Marseilla August 27 silvia—St. John's ctober 1 Sixaola—Port Iim September 28 DUE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. Barengaria—Southampton October 1 George hington—Breme; ptember 28 Rotterdam—Rotterdam .Sentember 28 OUTGOING STEAMERS, SAILING TODAY. than—Cherbourg _and _Southampton. ’\'/"e:[nadu:u—rlymomh Boulogne and Rotier- Adtiatie—Queenstown and Liverpool. Stockholm—Gothenburg. Stavangerfjord—Bergen. Laconia—Queenstown and Liverpool. Caifornia—Moville and Glasgow. Siboney—Havana. Porto Rico—San Jual September 28 September 28 September 24 October | 1 ptember 24 TiyiVer—Santiao. “Ringston ~ and Puerto c:.h':.'.gfi’.—mv.n- Cristobal and Port uuunocke»—hnw Domingo City. La Ro- 'mana and Sanches, Eepitia——Santingo. Kingston, Santa Marta B Puerto. Colombia VEHI’II—H!]I"X and St. John's. Fort. Victoria—Bermud Efnico Puetto Plata. San Domingo City and Monte Cristi. SAILING MONDAY. OCTOBER 3. Dakotan—Cristobal and Pacific Co: SAILING TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. Sterra_ Ventana—Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen. ThyringA—Cherbourg. Southampton snd ‘Hambure. con—Port_au_Prince and Cristobal. Breniaont H;rdlnx—Plymmlm ‘ervours and Bremen. SAILING WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5. Aauitanig—Cherbourg, and_Southampton. BARPIN. diamond. platinum_flligree. five fiamonds: liheral Irumd R Patrick Kel- e 2 athedral (gnpl. Wetly! Main 2550 Extension 1805: 55 AR PIN. gold. owl. in between 1819 G st. 1810 6 sf. and 17th ‘and H Reward. BEADED BAG. at 12 Friday. night. reward. 5"d fi st.n.w. _Phone Col. 10154, d_Piraeus. r(‘n’nrr'flu&“—';nmmm Puerto Cabello and e Cristobal and Puerto Marac: Metapan—Kingston. Southampton and Colombia. New York—Cherbours. Hamburg. Fort St. George—Bermuda. SAILING THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. :an Banker—Plymonth and London A el Nauiaue " and " Val- BRACELET. BRACELET. platinum and fourmaline. with Arlington Hotel. _ Main 6550: E:"M§RlA"-“|\e‘?f Dnnur‘n . Voightlander camera in ¢ Teward, * 1908 Gallatin ot. Adams 5010, "1 CAMEO_BROOCH—Between N. H. ave,_and VYaud 16th and. U sty M o T o s Lo Bourdonnalse—Yigo and Bordsaur, %3&'}5.“1?.’233 O T iasotal and San Frun- mf"?:"n-v—nnum Progreso. Vera Cruz and 0 ™% Christiansand. Oslo and Copen- Sl:tl'::{"flnln San Juan. COAT. child's blue: on Oth o and Rhode Island ave. Finder Thone North SAILING FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. Tuscania—Moville and Glasgo: DOG. Lieweliyn setier- mais. “Reward.. Mr. Ch Livineston" Heights. Va. EARRINGS. ] AT e A FOUNTAIN PEN. small ward... Bbons Adams 10 Ant. 202! EQUNTAIN "PEN, black and _white, Boyer. Glebe rd. Roward, tovaz. Tady’s. silver. Re- 505500 1okh 5o, old-filled: initials 3. B Return to . B Ferguson. xxotgngt{: o Merbours and_ Southampton. P ind—Prymouth. Cherbourg ~and Francé—Plymouth and Havre. La Savole_THavre. strea—Ha Puerto Colombia and Cart: Floraotta ‘Guayra. Puerton Cabell Maracaibo. SAILING SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. Ponce—San Juan Ant- o " ana FRATERNITY PIN Zets Pnei. Sepleniber 30: dull gold and Zeta set with Bk et 0 0 o Cnuraved "on hack. Return to 65 Bryant st. n.w. or phone North 5148. Reward, HANDBAG. lady' amount of ‘money. mit. beads, keys an . brown. contalning, small '(erlnul; operator's per- other things. 10th st. below Pag ave.” Reward offered it returned Mrs. R. T. Mawhinney. 3500 14th st.. 'xfirasvzfl.uu‘ SETTER. Black, and white: . sick, not broken, 8568 “Cotorade_aver Rebard. ol 0087 NEAR Decatur st. barn 10 days ago Volkhtlander car i 0 i, s Siiatin st Rdams Ho10. 10 PIN, “white gold. about, 2 inches”lons. AT lgreg work: hus’threo light bluo sets.” Re- Address Box 419-B. Star office. _ 1¢ OCKETBOOK. containis - ificatlon cards. “Rewand ‘or Fetara to £ 6. Baker, Hotel Harrington. SCARF. white lace. Thursday morning. Re: ward: " Return 46 apartment 104, 1036 16th st. n.w. :co'rcflt TERRIER. _white. Sunday Tast. from "3848 Woodley' rd. Phone Cloveland !MALLBI ACK-AND-WHITE i 'fl:nnll:n Blind in ‘right_eye: near Tiberat reward."Bhone Linco 1500, Huron- Puenn Plata, San Domingo City and ‘Turka_ Island, Helen—Puerto_Plata and Macoris. American Legion—Rio de Janeiro. Santos. Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Roma—Palmero. Naples and Genoa. Celtic—Queenstown nnd Liverpool. N{’"’lvl Amnerdnm—Plymomh Boulogne and Rotterdam. ‘Pastores—Havana, Cristobal and Port Limon. gnflmhl‘ neowmwnd nflnlll“l’.l'v'erml ‘aledonia—Moville _an a9K 0 Stuttgart—Plymouth. Cherhollr[ and Bremen. OPIATE PROVES FATAL. Mrs. Lucille Gantz, 25 years old, wife of Dr. Frank E. Gantz, 1439 T streel, died at Sibley Hospital yester- v afternoon as a result of a dose of nn opiate she took Thursday after- noon. Dr. Joseph C. Rogers, deputy coro- ner, conducted an investigation. He reported Mrs. Gantz had left a suicide note, and a certificate of sui- cido was given. @OOD taste character- izes even the least expensive of Blackistone Floral Designs. Only freshest flowers em- ployed. Special values in Sprays®@ $5 Wreatl‘ls. up New Store, 1407 H Telephone Main 3707 AKE a note of our telephone number—Potomac 4600—so that when the ‘necessity arises you will know just how to reach us promptly. ND when we drrive all thought and concern for the arrangements and proper conduct of the funeral can go out of your mind. E attend to everything with that quiet effi- w ciency for which we are noted —rendering only nominal bill. Phone Potomac 4600 for. AIMUS R-SPPARE Funeral Director w. SR“.cSpun Co. 1623 Conn. Avenue D Card of Thanks. | W We wish to thank our friends néizhiors and the employes of the Nav. Department for their kindness and sym- athy during the illness and at the death s husband and father. HAMPTON T LLIS. MESE B WILLIS AND CHILDREN. Deaths. Friday. September, it Emerg Hospital. at nm MES }. BARBER. father of Mre Los Mount. James E.. Ellison and Harry E. Barber. 'rum . of J. Wi'liam Lee's Soi n.w. on Monday. October 3. Relatives and, friends invited. BARBER. On 30. 1927. of Elbert F.’ g Funeral from her late residence, 1 Newton_st. n.e.. Monday. October 3. at pm. Interment in Rock Creek Cg NUM. On Thursday. September NOM- 10 rnreda. e dence. 1 Q st. n.w.. LOUISE H BRANNUM. ‘widow of the 1ate James H. Brannum and ‘beloved sister of Sarah 1 and deveted aunt i "and " Margaret ie Rainze and Theodore J. Smith of_Detroit. Edwards. ~ She also any other T es and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Monday. O. at 1 30 pm.. from the Mount Ca mel Baptist” Church. ird and T sts. 0 " H. Jernagin will officiate. Rela- it friends invited. 1 Col. Charles Young Relief on_announces_the death of Mr BRAN - Funeral from Mount Baptist Chiireh, ard and I st October3._1:30 p.m. ‘President; MARY E- BOWMAN, Secs- BRA Officers and members of Qu ary Houschold of Ruth. No, Bo=o on Monday. 0 p.m. Mount o prond GHRTRY ORRIS. M. ULARICE 1o MARCHALL. W. R. BURKE. On _September 30. 1927, at Emergency Hosnital, Washington. “D. ¢ HENRY BURKE. He is survived by his father and and Saliie Burke: three John' and one_sister. Samuel. , Funeral ser Mrs. Miy Riley, Fairfax, Va. Yes Monday. October 3. at 2 pm.. at his late home in East Arlington. Va." _Inte ment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria. Vi CAMP._ On Friday. September 30. the New York l»f:»wual LOUISE KELL widow of C nd Brevet Lieut. Fliha 1 Camp: U.'S, Army. and mother of Elisha K. Camp. “Funeral services will bhe held at chapel of eorge’s Church. vesant Sauare, 2 Brreantin the Congreasiorial Cometer Washington. D. C.. at the convenience of the family. CARTER-FORREST. _Entered 1cst on Thursday. September 2 1:30 pm. after’a long and ness which_she bore, with tru tian fortitude, ROSA B ' FORREST, devoted wifo of Robert Forrest and daughter of o Clos and the late Bty Carter. water of Gertrude Carter and. the late Robert and ‘James Carter. iate residence, 524 You st. services at _Third Baptist cmmh and Q sts.. Sunday. October 2. 1:30 p. Rev. “George Bulleh, vastor. Harmony Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. Y Dennlrkd this life on Friday. MPTON. 30, fter a brief illness. e 5 Nichols ave. " at_his residence, WILLIAM H. C He leav mouri their loss one son. one daught Funeral E Col, into eternal ol i ainful *ill- Chy a host of relatives lm(l lrlen(ll %4"""4 e 5 1 i nday. Octol i ondas: Kxitngion” National Cemetery. COMPTON, Laura Tyler Memo, Comnell, No, ©. of St. Luke. are hereby motificd e death of WILLIAM H. COMPTON Funeral Monday. October 1ruvl|b€lm’|lhe||- A"]L\’" E. Chi ue o memberS \PARTE E, CAMPBELL. W. C. ANNIE WOODLAN RANE: On Saturday, Tocsober 4. 1027, O AN N romidence. 3463 Moimead Bl n. ALICE ‘M CRANE_ widow of the laté William F. Crane. Notice of funeral later. Kindly omit flowers. TIS. On Friday. September 30, 1037 ¢ Gailinger Hospital, Rev. JOHN FRANK ll'ET S, beloved stepiathep of ~Helen Thomas. Funeral Monday, October 3. from ihew's Daptist Chirch, New Jerscy t 1 o'clock. ~Rev. Isaac Wrigi . Interment at Rosemont Ceme- Departed this life September 20. . at 12:20 a.m.,_at his residence. 314 G %W GEORGE PERRY DAVIS, Sr.. ilie dearly beloved husband of Mrs. Mary E. Davis: loving father of E.. George P.. ir.. and Hubert S. Day tionate brother of Mrs. Helen Mrs. Susie Key, Mrs. Laura Greene. Mrs. Emma Toliver. Mrs. Florence Thom: Thomas F. and James S. Davis and M Estelle Johnson (deceased]. He also leaves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives_and friends. _Funeral from the above . residence Sunday. October 2 at 1 o'clock p.m.: thence to Zion Baptist Church. F_st. béiween 3rd and 4% s s w., Rev. Washington officiating. o EWING. On Friday. September 30. 1027, at Homeopathic Hosnital. Miss ETTA EW- et . et = Cinsenidon. Pho in her Bond. vear, uneal eervices at_ ‘Hysong's funeral home. N st nw.. Sunday. October 2. at 3 .I‘ . In2 ternient Columbia Garden. Clarendon. V: N. On Friday. September 30. 1927, at 10:35 p.m.. JOHN. beloved husband of Bridget Fewan. Funeral from his late dence. 403 H st. s.w.. Monday. October 3: thence to St. Dominic’s Church. where requiem mass will be said at 9 the rtepose of his soul. Fclati friends invited. Kindly omit flowers. 3¢ FOER. At Ashville, N. SELMA FOER. beloved daughter ‘ank _and_ Libbie Foer of 3537 Edmunds st. n.w. Remains resting, at the chapel of Bernard Danzan. sy, 3301 1ath et m.w. Notice of funeral later. FORREST. The Ladies’ Tinney Phyllis Wheatley _Relief Association angsinces with sorrow the death of Mrs. RUSA B. FORREST. Funeral Sunday. October 2. 1:30 p.m. from Third Baptist Church. Members fnvited. JESSIE_E_MASON, President, MARGRET S. BYRD. Ree. Sec'y GAxTZ, on_Friday 0. 1927, at Sibley_Hospital, LU beloved wife of Dr Fraok E. Gant: mains Testing at the chavel of William H. Sardo & Co.. 412 H st. ne. Notice of funeral hereafter. GILMOKE. September 30, 1097, at 1:30 .. al, his sesidence, 4701 Magsmohu e N i ANAN " GIEMORE, Furigral will be held at Dumbarton Avenue M E churen, Monday, Cetober 3. at Interment Congressional Ctmelfl'! TPhiladelphia papers Dleate cons.) % GROVES. Departed this life on Friday. tember 30, 1027, .at 6:10 p.m.. in [ul triumph of Christian_faith. after a hmr i niversi al 3 BEOVES Selova Rosband of Harriet L. Groves. Funeral _from Falls Church Baptist Church on Sunday. October 2., at 2 p.m. HANNAN. On Saturday. October 1. 1027. EUGENE CHARLES, aged 73 vears be: loved hushand of the late’ Nellie Drew Hapnan, = Remains resting at his dgugh- ter's residence. Mary Hannan Lane. 1462 Spring rd. n Notice of funeral herenfler. (Baitimiors. Md.. papers please copy.. HILL. On September 6. 1927. at Shanghal. Chifa. Gol, CHARLES SANDERSON HILL. S.M. G, Interment at Arlington Ceme- Leey” on Sionday. "Octoper 3. at 2 pam. (Philadelohia papers please copy.) 1° KINSEY. On Thursday. September 30, 1027, at Walter. Reed Hospital, Col. CHARLES E. KINSEY, U. §. A. Funeral from Im' chapel of William H. Sardo & Co. 413 H st. ne.. on Monday. October 3. af’ 8:30 theice to St. Joseph's Church. vhem for the repose of his soul.. Relat{ves and friends invited. Interment “at " Arlington" National * Cepge- ery. LOMAX. Friday. September 30, 1027, at ¥ W of Bluefleld. P Diinand o 3ioe: Oifve W. Lomak: faiher of Miss Genevieve L. Lomax and Lowell Lomax. Remaine wil be brouht ) Gth st g Notice of funeral lllter - LUTTRELL. ~On Friday, September 30. 1927, at her residence. 1330 Mass. ave. n.w.' ANNIE PAULINE. daughter of the late” John H. and Virginia Low Luttrell. uneral from the home of her riend: Mrs. E. D. Yerby, 2512 Cliffbourne pl. n.w.. on Monday, October 3, at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. ) McGOINES. Departed this life Thursday. Septomber 20 1057, attc a lingering - m of her dauchter, Georgia, 452 N BETTIE, the de: voted wife of Rev. Gemge McGoines, for- merly of Deanwood. d_recently of Forestville. Md. She leaves to mourn thelr loss a_devoted husband. 8 children, 14 erandchildren, 4 brothers, 4 sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral from First Baptist Church, Dean: wood. D. C., Sund: tober 2, 1027, at 1, orclock Dm. Relatives and inend. Jn- vi McKEE. On_ Friday. September 30, 1921 ‘at Emporia. Kans.. Dr. JAMES McKEE. Interment, Atlingtori Nailonal Cemetery, on Monday. October 3. at 10:30 a.m. MORGAN, ~Devarted, this life Friday eve: ving. September 30, 1927, at, Episcopal Hospital, DONALD C. MORGAN. hglm Homital o hvd- Rhoinas He M an. neral from his late home at Potomac. Va. MYERS. ' Denarted this life on md-{ wmhe 5 p.m., at his re: st 0i00% e v WILLIAM F"NYERS, brother of Sarah” Carter and foa Carigr,uncle ot Charles De Witt Barnes and lll!fln H. Blrnel Iunenl from his late residence on Monday. October . al p.m. 2 OWENS, Devarted, this life Friday, Septem. 1927, at the residence of her sis. v Cornelin 18, 2560 Clevelan ¥ GRACE. the beloved wife of the late s Oweils, She leaves o mourn e T nres sisters. six brothers and 4 and, triends. llru- fiesn atsheresiden B tember < " son o1 the 1ite son o m:fle'k“ aadafice Graven Paimes: 1 | TiBBs. 7‘)"’ Beaths. Omm « und memicos of Morning Star 1 Go."10. 1B P 0. Eikc Washi nun re hereby uotified in"a session of SOTTOW 1 a8 pm. for the ing for the funeral eased lrother. !4>r\l/v< to be hrlll Sunday iober 2. at p.m.. from Zion Baptict Church, F !l between rd and 4% »! s.w, Officers. and_members of Colum! Lodge. 85: Forest T-mne No. and Columbia Templa. No. 422, invited 1o be present, By order of FRAN LEWIS_ Exalted Ruler. Anct VoY E Par el ICHARDS. _Departed this_life Tuesday entember 27. 1927, at 6:20 am.. at her idence. 55 C wt' aw. VIOLA RICH ARDS. the ‘beloved mothér of Ruth man and the aughter of the lite Josephine Richards Cross. a loving sis of “the late James Samuel and Willn Richards and Laura Jones. Fun: Sunday. October_2. at 2'p.m.. from Weslev' A M. E. 7. Church. D st E.'B. Watson will officiate. RUPPERT. On Thursiay. Sentember 1 MARY E. beloved wife of the I Mathew Ruppert. ~Funeral from the resi dence of her daughter. Mrs. John Bruds ham, 5001 14th st n.w on Mondas ber 5. at 8:45 a.m. Solemn hizh e E neral 1e Cemetery. RU l'l’l RT. The Ladi Mary's Church_will of Mrs. RUPPERT, . “October office of the e; MRS. MARY §i SCHULZI 30, % Sodality of St LEY. Prefect 53 ie Hospi hush Fiineral from the havel of the Wi-e Co.. undertal Monday.” October 3.t 2%.m. Rel and fricnds invited. Intorment in M, Zion Cemetery Bethesda Md. SHELLY Departed this_life. Thursday. September 20 | p.m. CHARLES SHELI e leaves b mourn_ their loss two s Mrs. Su Henderson Mrs. Delapp:_ two brothers. Austin _and Wrencher Sheliy Remains may be seen at Frazier's parlors 3T st. n.w. Saturday. from 12 noon p.m. Interment Bristol. Va. Departed this life on Friday moin_their two ' grandchildren. dren and one great- mai 18 restng at his Jones B st and'friends invited i SUIT. On September RIE SUIT. belo INEZ MA f Maude M t. Funerai monm 0 the Nativity vhei rices will bel held ot et Glenvood - Cerye Depart tember 28, WALTER E. Rem dence. 513 Aubon Cemeters. this life. Wednesday. 8en 7. at Pr Bait Dr. Ritebind ot Toabete. Shepherd. Wakner. terment at Rock Creck Cemetery on Sat- Suddenly. on 3 Friday. 3 w-"'. in Ber lin, mans: Germy ¢ i Santer day. Qctober 3 Chiirch, 15th ‘and V W, Iflmllyémul flowe MS. On Friday. September 30. 102" 0 b, at his residence Beoch endon. Va. GEORGE LEONARD WILLIAMS. linsbaiid of Grace May Wil- liams' - Puneral from his late residence M October 3. at 2 p.m. Friends and velatives invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 3In Memoriam. CROSS. Sacred to the memory of my. de. eloved_grandmother. VOSEBHINE RIC ARDS CROSS. who entered into eterna fost onty-one years ago today. October Dear, erandmother. smile on me from Ask God 'to guide e through this life. That I may in your footsteps follow. And thus avoid the worldly strife. HER . LONEL GRAN] nAl.Gl-l'lrn FARRELL. To the blessed mei my dear mother. RACHEL ANNWARBU who died eight years ago today. b ol (A T SR iistine's’ Church. In lite 1 gid my best for you, In death $0ave dose the sase. And 1 pray that our sweet Savior Will unite ns all al HER DACGRTER, MARYE. PARRELL. * HOLMES. In sacred memory of our beloved husband and father. ROBERT E. HOLMES. who departed this life. four years axo . October 1. 1923. P bEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. LILLY. In sad but loving remembrance of our ‘dear mother, ELIZA JANE LILL) Who departed_th e one year ago to- October 1, 192 lother dear. how we mlu ou. o ‘God wanted and cal lai away. It ll di here without you. And all along the way. Life does not mean the same to us. Since you were called away. nllll some day we hope to meet you, ll'l I‘hlllnl ll’lld {lr .':h’. When with sou. my dariin 'And with Goa T hope 1o stay. God promised we should meet again, Upon that glorious day. ‘When time and sorrow are no more, d the muu have_rolled ER LONELY DAUGHTER. MAXFIELD. In sad but lovi 3 qr devoied ifoand ‘mothsr. BLIZR A- TELD. who died nuddenl.v nine years lfl\ tMl’ cm'fi'xxp!. 1018, MRS, G. BIERRE. F 5 " OGLESBY. In sad lovi e A L R paried "this day. October 1. 1917, Sesreioy = Can we help fi feeling lonel; S, Ip eom feslns loogly, 'l'cr no nnrdn ‘:‘E'N ;ver A:eelerd’ e wore e HER_ flvmo NIECE M5, “MecCRAw. WILLIAMS. T tovs dear_son’ and hmm"fr"m"mi"‘%"‘f"' LIRS who devarted (his 1ife nind years aRo. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. F. COSTELLO 1724 N_Camitol St NORTB_7978 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the sccessors of nor cun: with " the originul w sfi‘%l:“."h; Plione Frank. 6026 Vormeris uo " Nw WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Direetar ane balmer. Livérs 'in ce':um c.- s chaoel. S eleen has Pac A W. Wa:ren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. g*w- Yot 90 taniishen I8} Timothy Hanlon . . 641 B St NE Phone L. 6843 Quick. Dignifled. EMclent Service, Automobile’ Service. ~Deal & Co, 8168 5t NB LINCULN_8200 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance PR Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH %e[. M‘in 2473 Modern_Chapel P A. TALTAVULL FALTAVULL. Mg, S BRANCR urnvn" CHAS. S. ZURHORST i cn.ll{ Pa. Ave. ivate Aml ‘m‘l:lu“’ ’m"w“ FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beauti(ul Floral PROBEY. Ssturday. October 3 1027"‘ ther 160 0 5} BEY. belo pro PPbNolht of Iuneul here: W P e ""'"u"l b N sr !fi-"‘"‘. illness, NI 0. uu SEo n-‘:um o Bobilas e 3rd sta, ater P York m-t n:lpu Desi mal‘ up. GEO. C SHAFFER Our Gnly Sore, 1t b Eye Gude 1212 F St