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and was graduated from the Military Academy in June, 1913. Most of his carly service was in the Cavalry, in FUNERAL SET TOMORROW + FOR MAJ. A. G. THURMANJ\I\);’:\WIIQ ]r‘mu.-_lu:d'l’l:‘e &'Z‘.f}fi ({{‘fl:l\f;“: | commanded the 3034 Rattalion, Tank France, [is widow, Mrs F. Thurman, resides at 134 street, Newtc enter, Mass Military Honors to Mark Burial| of Army Officer at Arlington. | Dovothy Sumner Military honors will & Arlington Natlonal ! row morning ©of Maj: Aller dey Fort Bliss Tex The honorary pall be €. H. Danielson ad! rtment; Mai Dous Pank Corps Mai it Ordnance De tment Sadtler, Siznul augler, Ordnar ¥ 2 & Maj, 1. Willis T. Gritteni B o, possession alry, all classma nioxicants at West Point auarts Maj with the o hody | still reports at § Fvidence that und t ootleggers are tant {active is f police 4Shour period ended morn persons were were and while Vive persons vinking in public, Aitnmobiles ing the osts i two. and totaled of Phu ) S onnectiv “May rell als always I take this apportunity 1o vou how perfect your funer e, them and “There is a dignity abont that i= noticeably individual. I do want vou to know how much 1 appreciate it all.” O\ =EE {lfred B. Walter A, AN JOSEPH AWLER'S ” SONS- Inc. Creadlished /850 MORTICIANS Gawler Gawler fre. 0-1732 Penna. Extra Refinements m Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits—Topcoats $45 $42 SUITS with one or two trousers, or with one trousers and knickers. All wool fabrics; hard-finished worsteds that will give extra long wear, smart tweeds and handsome chev- iots in the new Oxford greyhound shades, cop- per beech browns, smoke blues and navy. Two and three button jackets; single or dou- ble breasted. $45 TOPCOATS, raglan style or with set-in sleeves: easy draping from broad shoulders— free swinging lines: drizzle-proof imported fabrics —tweeds, cheviots and shetlands in the new shades and the new small-figured pat- terns. $42 Raleigh Topcoats Imported Fabrics Silk Lined Rare Values $29.5{; Raleigh Haberdasher FRANK GERACI DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS Shoe Merchant Had Resided Here 43 Years—Funeral Set for Wednesday. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From | New York. | | ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Calamares—Port Limon .October 15 DUR TODAY. e—Liverpool . Shipper—London ntwerp Averpool Frank Geraci, 72 years old, for m: . .October 1 L l0ctober 16 > 0ctober I October numbering among his patrons oors, cabinet officers and other r ool e of prominence, died at his home, 1530 | 4\ [5h " Ceiatobal . .. U street, today after a long illness, | Sl Until about six vears ago, Mr. Ger- orge—Bermud conducted his business at 1419 S Soan e e strect and had been in the shoe hus: ton here for a total years. Born in Termini, Imerese, Sicily, My | Geraci had heen a resident of this city for the past 43 vears, He was a mem- her of the Umberto the First and Trin weria, Ttalian henefit orzanizations le is survived by his widow, Mrs sina Geraci. to whom he was mar Octoher 28, 1877; four sns, Frank Thomas, Anthony v Edward Gerac Al ol i dauszhters, Mrs, Katherine La- | xeta= Mrs, Francis eso, My ini and Miss M Gerac Tznati era Gr ¥ and Mrs. A I lOctober * 1l 0Qctober I October October “October 5 October Teland : Otober Octaber October actonar it iness of October Ovtol Octobe October Octoher 14 Octoher 15 October 14 October 2 Caver: Rose 1 Mrs land, Ohio, inno of Lo Funeral Holy dnesdiy nt will st rie ] Eleuerta " Bartios rinnn of Cl M istors DUE WE ta INESDAY . 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October 22 28 RACE MEET WEDNESDAY. | Home Near Be Scene of Blue Ridge Club Event BERRYVILLE, Va annual Fall race Ridge H efield.” the ho Mr Bell Watkins, nea m e Brenen Onl Qctober 1% October 1% October 18 Berryville to DUE SA’ —Br DUE RDAY NDAY Tampico OCTOBER o OCTORER October 2 , et 19 meetir 1 he held and Mrs An | Wiltiam 1 ville, Octo | There will Annefield « |1ar e an a fa | iumps, the | 1o the 'y of $10 first W Club w u Octaber 2 OUTGOING STEAMERS SAILING TODAY o Sonthampton Th Dom i race has heen a 1i hunting silver e SAILING TOMORROW and Bergen Chisiansain for son sars n run ged course over a8 Vil cription purse |1V 0 among the | Colimbus——tlymouth Hampson, owned | e Gilpin of Boyc race the past two years. | The second race. the Old Dominion Cup, added last year and won by Wil liam du Pont's Triste de 1 one and three-quarter mile winne » < 0 Oslo and o divided Cherbourg and Hre: three. hy Mrs has won this Cadiz_and Bare Trinuad Avniis At I . Dime: Kenneth N o ara i v, SAILING WEDNESDAY Janta—Cherbourk OCTOBER Southampton. Coner e and and the | il Beintaio | D) furlongs. for |t up, s followed by | Plate, about two! A, these two be- | Presid This is an event of | . ! | more than passing interest to societs and lovers throughout Clar ghboring coun receiv 5 pur Letween per fiat two-year-old the “Walnut miles over mg new feature silver ¢ Curacas ar Sinta Martu—hingston Crist Colombia A Saita Maita se— Bur s wuthampton —Li U Maracaio. the rate for 3t £ St5 cent race SAILING an 0 tina— Hay ana P W Ana—Cristobal <h THURSDAY wier—London Neld—rayana, Cristobal Pa OUTOBER Uristovil i i fauiane and Val horse San Juar Havuna, ¢ T Bordea and Paifi Georgia Fugitives to Return. Luther E. Ramsey, alias Willie Wil- |, S0 ind Harry Hobson Stalnaker, | it rimiebi ot wl Havie several dayvs a by De ALy ot Chernour b, Wolfo .and Henry B, [ Igauenie wlistn= tives from prison camps in | ¢ Georgin, were surrendered to offic from the camps today. | SAILING FRIDAY OCTOBER and_ Southanpton, irrested Antwerp ives tt as fu Gt —Plymouth. Hayre and 1 utogie and London it Spain estimates that it now has 2,000,000 radio listeners OCTORER ton SAILING SATURDAY Kins 0, Tivives—santiazo Puertd Barrios Macal i—Santiaso laa—havana an i erts Jneo. Cits Juan Kingston and Pusrto Esn 1 Port Limon. e and Ma Macorts i san Ryan Service Is Highly Satisfactory It is a service that anticipates and prov for every requirement a service that diznified and i has many years of ex perience to recom mend it. Funeril Martinique and Para Cherly nd_Bremen Liveinool Montes ideo Plymouth Quieenstoswn Soville and Queeistown a Rio «e Janeiro Aires _Havina Fort ria——De rmida SAILING TUESDAY wte Rosso—Nunles Tonia——Copenhacen Sient Havdig—r and Bremen, parlor, SAILING WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ® private ambulance ot SautkRnipGa and livery in 12" Guavea and Mara nection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. Teleph At Buenos Sitone Viet NOVEMB and Genoa Danziz mouth, Cherbeurs Buenaventura and Denmark clothing now costs rly twice what it did in 1914, FREXZREXEXEXZX XN I XEXRXEX Special Introductory Offer This Week The McCall Company has sent to Wash- ington a special staff of representatives, one of whom will call at your home in the next few days to offer you McCall's at a special introductory price. For Sale on our Main Floor McCALL PRINTED PATTERNS This Button ldentifies the McCall Represen- tatives’ Names Below A. H. silver, Mgr. John Donnelly Edward Gou LeRoy Hiester Lou Ask, Jr. Sam Rosen- blum Bernard Regan W. C. MeMillan David A. Hall John Saled Linwood Hodge Blair Culp Lindy Hart William arsons, Jr. Robert Jarvis Jack Dunn Leon Wertz Any Courtesy Extended to These Representatives Will Be Appreciated by The Hecht Co. 1310 F Street | will open tomorrow I p.m Roland is chairms | of the week. f e o | clothing “Octaber 18 | |events i CLOTHING IS NEEDED FOR FLOOD REFUGEES Red Cross Issues Appeal for Don tions From People of District. An appeal for donations of a car- lond of Winter clothing for Mississippi flood refugees is made by the District | of Columbia Chapter, American Red Cr A receiving station for dona tions will he opened at 1722 H street, Thursday. in charge of Mrs. John Al lan Dougherty Free transportation for the clothes will be made by the railroad companies. The appeal by the local chapter and | opening of the receiving station is in answer to an appeal made by the Na tional American Red Cross. The it is stated, should he in urs, and hats are not needed An appeal also was issued today for magazines to be sent to the Marines in Nicaragua, following an appeal made to the Red Cross by Brig. Gen. Mason | in command of United States | there, The magazines also will 1 at the H street address building to he used as the station was loaned by J. Gulick, forces receiv re L CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The Piney Branch Citizens’ tion will hold a special meeting, o'clack, in Hamline M. E. Church discuss the location of a fire house on Sixteenth street. Fire Chief Watson Associa- 8 { High | (Furnished hy | pm will be present with the plans v Ross Council of America, will give a in Northeast Masonic Tem- I? streets northeast. he Danght card party ple, Eight h and Mid City 8 o'clock Cente izens’ Association will Thomson Commu Fdwin Potter will 1k of “What the Associated Chari- < Mean to Washinzton.’ The Georgetown will meet, Hall. Col an address Citizens' at Grant \ssocia Potomae 3d, will 8 o'clock U. 8 ion \k make Capitol meet, the The N rth will ot Citizens' As o'clock, in the United Brethren sehoolroom Church, io! Womar 8 o'clock, in Grand neoln Relief Corps will Army Hall. National and state officers of D Daughters of America are invited wtend the “Looster” meet o'clock, in | Vienna, va., the te A clas | the evenina. « in 8 schor he ils in northern on will be to given jointly by Virginia initia a feature of FUTURE. Herbert 1l be the speaker 1t the gecond of a series of fortnightly talks on current topics a. the Ameri | n Association of University Women Wednesday, 445 p.m Busine: Hoover will be s Women's Conneil will meat Tuesday pam.. in the lecture m of the Church of the Covena for its anrnal dinner. The Bible class meeting will ber omitted for the occa The The Women's Christian T Union will hold its onvention tomorrow \fternoons a remperanee fifty-third annual and Wednesd Calvary Baptist Chur Kennedy of speak before meeting of the Club tomorrow, 4:45 ‘Recent Developmenis nzton Plan.” Mrs, berlin will preside. Wil Star P will the Even current Woman's City p.m. Subject in the Wash: William E. Cham Trinidad Citizens' Assoe will hold ite annual meeting election of officers tomorrow, 7 it the Wheatley School, The The Anthropole Washinaton will meet pm. in room 4 Museum. Field notes Algonkian M W will he presented by Cooper. Society of 445 National Northern Divination."” Dr. John M. tomorrow, new on The Conneeticut Association will pm., at parish Memorial Church. The Georgetown will meet tomorrow, Phillips School. Avenue Citizens! meet Wednesday, hall of Ail Souls Civie Association 8 pm., at the Pettit Camp, No. United Spanish War Veterans, meet tomorrow evening at 921 sylvania avenue southeast. Yaden, senior vice mander, 17 W. Col. James S. 3 will Penn- James G. epartment com V., and president the Federation of Citizens' Asso ciations, will make an address on Organized Citizenship, Tts Respon- sibilities and Opportunities,” A the rummage s Episcopal for the henefit Home for the from 10 a.m. to § street. Mrs. W, H. 7 of the committee To continue until the end of Aged 1006 at ¥ in charge, The meet pam., 3™ Washington Illini Club for luncheon tomorrow, 12 ‘(vl; the Cosmos Club. Speaker. itthews and R. L. Jarnagin. will A . Battleship for Argentina. The new of Argentina are_to by cted in Spain hattleships const Perry & Walsh Morticians ! rivate Ambulances 29 H St. NN\W. Main 984 WEARING APPAREL BLACK ¥or Mourning ‘n 24 Hours CarmackDry Cleaning&DlyeingC Linc. 1810, 1812 'INSULATION Makes “Better Homes™ Better Visit “Comfort Cottage” at the Building Show Washington Auditorium This Week Rosslyn Steel & Cement Co. INGROW NAIL Turns Right Out Itself “Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How- | ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc- tion: A few drops of “Outgro' anditorium, | | andt” Hilda 3 =revice of the ingrowing nail reduc inflammation and pain and 3ns the tender, sensitive skin under- (u n-II, that it the fle: nd the nail tur THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Maryland and Virginia—Fair night;” tomorrow partly cloudy; much change in temperature. West Virginija—Fair tonight and to- morrow; not much change in tempera- ture. to- not Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 79 60; 12 midnight, 50; noon, 64. Barometer—4 p.m., 20.70; 29.74; 12 midnight, 29.83; 4 a.m., $ a.m., 29.98; noon, 29. Highest temperature, 4:15 p.m. yesterds Lowest temperat 7:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— 'st, 67, lowest, 5 Tide Table United States Coast odetic Survey.) Low tide, 1:24 a.m high tide 11 am 8 pm, , occurred at 49, occurred at and Today and and 1:36 . Tomorrow 215 pan.g 5:03 pa, The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 6 Low t high tid 50 a.m. and Today 5:19 pan. Tomorrow- sets 5:17 p.m Moon rises 5:16 a.m.; sets 5:12 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ondition of the Water. —Very muddy this 26 a.m sets un rises 6:27 a.m.; sun Harpers Ferry andoah Rivers very muddy Wea ather rious (' lliN. = Temveratue £z Battimore Birmingham Risiisrek Ro. 5 Buffalo Charlexton i Chic o Lneinmat Cor'mina < @ Denve 10 30 10 o iy T Galveston Hel ) nolis Tnii Janeks Ang Miami, ¥ N. Orieans Now Yo Okl Oomah Phiilc I Portland Me. 20 Portland Ore 2 Raleizh. N ( N Cits . Clondy Cloudy Clondy Clear Claar Wl Cle Clea Lake Antor Diezo Francisco a0 (7 am. me. todar.) erature. Weather Encland London Pari Vienna. Aus : Ferlin. Germany Conenhagen Denmiark Gihraltar, Spain Horta (Fayal) Hanuton San Juan Havana Colon, Rain Clrar Ramn Part clonds Part clouds o Bormida Porto Rico 7 Canai Marriage Licenses. sze licenses have been issued to the ron and Bertha Dinsmore W Tanya Solit Braokivn. Forresi ‘X, Fostar of Denver Tessey Lee Groen of Sirasburs, Va, Nithan Smith and Lauca Gheate Raiph Stewart and Hilda A, Colo.. and s Kettler. both of Baltimore Md William ' 1. Carieion and Martha ¥ Richimond. v Morris Lambert of Philadelphia. Pa.. and Martha Ligkin of this city Losenz C_ Stopnelbein of Charleston. §. € Kowpke of Towas Gits. Mieh Gilbert_F. Smith fet B Walker Vienna. Va 1 Mar Births Repm ted. following_hirthe have besn t Health Department in the hours Leslie R, and Eulalia Perry. girl Eaymond and Marxuerite Gilbert Maurice P7and Catherine 0 Con suse and Naomi Bell. girl. fred and Arcehia Nicholeon, girl. isiah and Gertrude Lingley, girl Richard and Elizabeth Barnes, bos. Amos and Refter Epps. girl Bernard and Martha Harley, b reported last 24 to the girl or [ Deaths Reported. been report; the last The following_deaths hav to fhe “Health Department Margaret D, herine Houlihan abeth A. C William A, hospita Monica M. McDonald. 20, 48544 [llinois ave, William Sfalvan. 621163 180 st 1§, Frecdmen's Hospital 1 n 4 31 C st 1017 Quehee pl 1100 Fairmont st 5. Tuberculos: damonds Abi. Tinum: _eight Return (o RAR PIN phire: Oct 21 Ontario_ Reward war e name of Dr biense keco mones and return wallet to M, N _ AN E Beagle voliand. 3310 South Da th 104 AG Sunday hand_Trving ntaininz " child x “clothus i Saturday e R‘ Finder containin Diease Hvattsville BRACELET—Link containin I8ih and Pa ave. Return 5300 ith st Reward. CH. square. dark large - October * 4:30. BROOCHL. ath, Park nd Exclid, Univers'i ret o e CAMEG BROOCH diamonds. Mondy Addrons Box 4951, RRING probably 160 st it to G, st st mow. - Col Topal_ st ' 1ith: reward 1is G tober _Star offi Vower a vl rew overy of thix Browne. Brit- an inu inciween the sund - diamond wold screw attachment formation leadin iewel will be embasey EYEGLASSES urday night the 1 Apply 10 € Dih st 0w |08E near_Homgs TRESTET Sat reward. 404 North Maryland At Am- valued for or return to Apt FLOWERS, artificial._small_hunc bassador Theater. Friday night awsocation. Call_Franklin 7 the Rovkingham. 1317 R. I ‘ave. n.w.. Very. liberal reward. MEht. suede: 9th near Center Mar- reward. Return clerk’s offl fween ot i Washimzton. Pa and Cleveland, jade cigarette Iiheral reward if 101 T S ahington i tanJeather Tost” St brown havers, Hose's W rl strap. Suo- arrington Hotel cturn to Miss Ryth arrmgion. > © Q Street Bridge. con- 0 registration 5307 Calvert st. Re- Dflh light tan: answers to Kk lost on” Sunday. Call Ri 18 i ward, *"' SUIT CASE—Small patent leather suit_case. edfiudAasv x-x-mmufiiQ ?'t.ruflmnn Station. Please hree-storie diamond. st. ne. Lincoln 2476, Dphone_West 33, SUNDAY RNOON on Park 161 st. or Spring rd. n.w.. a russet leather hand Sitchel. > Finder Dieuse”telephone Col. ABI1 or_communicate with_1471 Park rd. n.w. * SUIT CASE. Diatrict line o 18ih and H Sat ing, turn 22 E patan urday morning. Sy adley. tane,” Call_Wisconsin. . initials 'H._man’s. gold. pocket l’(#l 2atn " B100; B last Tesday or can'"Nr.” Darrett, G RING. white Fold T4 ki, Thure arpoon, n city post hg-‘ - E >otomac and Shen. | this morn- art clouds | both of | Lyne. | RETURN TO CANISTER PREDICTED FOR TANKS Army Tests Ammunition of Older Type for Close-Range Purpose: By the Associated Pres Military fashions of this year in- clude a return to canister, once the deadly colleague of “a wiff of grape- | shot™ for close range artillery work. Canister will be fired from the millimeter guns of tanks in gigantic shotgun bursts where enemy troops and not machine-gun nests, which are the usual prey of tanks, have to | be dealt with by the lumbering land | cruisers. | TAYLOR. irst tests failed to develop a suit- able type of canister, but a War De- partment announcement today said the tank board at Camp Meade, Md. rom the gun, and s with canister Rest mimition is under W. E. RODERICK RITES. new plode cep areas tion of car "m | Funeral of Newepf\per Man to Be | Held Wednesday. | Funeral in charge of the | Masor be conducted | Baitimore tomorrow night for Waiter Roderick, 39 vears old, newspaper | man, who was found dead from gas ing in_his ho n that city lay. Interme be in ton Cemetery beside his father Capt. Edmuad Andre N.. Wed 0 Vincent | services, ic order, will in the Ar honors w Mr. Roder Washington s and at by veteran rer employed was a Woman Found Dead in Bed. Virginia Ja To Kir in hed toc wher ind fell old, 7 was found wa of her voman <he home s turne house, JJohn I ¢ e inother the pant of the o. informed The m performed f death s hody e morgue. where an ante he to determine Worker Drops Dead. While istrict wnloading a Waste Samuel vagon the at Paper ( Thomas dropped dead resulted from It is thoug his death an attack of heart disease the | ture and uildir under way in Germany of 80 more moving pic theaters to seat 100,000 people in it Britain 20 theaters ar he t with an average seating for bu apacity Card of wbankl SABEAN We v mpath SAB AND CHILDREN o Deaths. iffence.of her sier | Bowtes i oo man o | ELIZABETH ANN CAR | aihe &, Wit o a0 | Frsdu Boctoner a8 s o CHISML On Sunday October 3. 18 N:43 am. MARY widow of the Jate | TUA Chidm. axed years. Scrvices Tites day_October 25 at 2 pm.. at the residence of son. Clarence A_ Chism. 418 10th s ne “Tnterment Rock Creek Cemegors’ 3¢ DOPER, Departed this life Mondas. Octo. ber. 34, 1 AL 545 am. at Freed: men's Hospital” €. NORVAL COOPER. b Invad hushand of Mamie Cooper and son of the late Edward E. and_Mary E. Cooner brother of Laura Miles. Mrs. Tailie Ludlow. Mrs, Caroiyn Mason and Benjamin H. Cooper. Notice of funeral later. CREAMER. On Mondav. October 24 al Emerzency “Hospital. HARRY loved husband of Anna H. and of Harry and Clyde Creamer. aged 30 years. Funeral from his late residence 2118 Pa_ave. nw_ on Wednesday. October 3. 1927, at K30 am.. thence to St Stephen's " Catholie, Chi where mass Will be said at § o'clock his soul. Relatives and Interment Potomac. Md. DICKMAN, The District of Columbia mandery’ of the Military Order Loyal Legion ot Cnited Sta nounces the death 'of “Hereditary yemon JOSEPH THEODORE DICKMAN Major' Gene: . SArmy. member of . €. October and interm, Arlington. Va " 0 Ik R.U. S. Al AND ic Jetober 23, > 1927 Ed fow. Mr AL" Tnes the chapel 101h et n.w am. Inger: J 19: i ton, | ervices 1l Cemetery Captain R(IHFRI 6. CARTE Con G. H. Pt Recorder. rted this life Sunday . At her resi devoted mother 6f Alice Colits Notice' of funeral hereaftor GERACL | at e cering Vears. beloved Vived b wife Mre. Katherine Grasso. Mrs. Rose Bast Authony. Marie and services at his late home at 9 am nesday. October 26. followed by 4 reauienm ass at Holy Rosary Charch: Interment in" Mount Olivet Cemetery. | GREEN, | Devarted this life Fy October | At her residence. 211¢ New York W MARGARET the beloved mother Ot William. Randoloh Flovd. John and Annie Green i ohn T Rhines & (0 's fune a and 1 ats. mw eval from Gethsemane Baptist Chirch ay at 2 pm. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. 2 HENRY. nday. m.. T W n October 23 EDW HENRY. Annie Jor IE. On October e daughte e E1LLA ot ilie Taié i ah. " Ga Eliicters W abont e on Sundar. Octobe Funeral jrom Miss Helén ' Keil York. Pa.. Tuesday. Octobe KITE. On Sundav, October 10715 oo, Mra VP i peloved: mother- o i Lewls O Kite e Funeral and intérment in Grov Tuesday. October 35, at = bm LYNCH. On_Mondas, October CATHERINE, heloved dau John and Catherine Barry Lsnch. Fii Deral ‘from her late - residence. 1817 Monroe st. n.w.. Wednesday, Octoher 26 Requiem mass it St. Paul's Church “at 9230 am . Relatives and friends ivited Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters 5% MAGRUDER life Sundas. Oc- 30_o'clock, at hie THOM AS fAcOR Magruder at_the hon HW atimore Jollie of Savau At Con D C.on dniond I Titerment nington. Tuesday 199 MARY ol her nden P brother of wday. October A 1on Church. 6th st bet. L. and M 10 p.m. Rev. Battle officiating. ne's Cemeiery. 5 i into rest at 545 her st oo MARTHA A mother Buasic and Harris N Funeral Dot sw., b.m . 2 life _ Sunday. October 23, 18 m. LYDIA A.. beloved wife of Georse itthews. Ful el of Thomas F. M 2 ichols ave. s.e.. on . “October 25. at 10:30 am. Relativer friends invited. Interment’ Cedar Bl Cemetery. NICHOLS. " Departed this life Sunday, Octo- ber 231027, at 10:20 am.. after 4 short illness, which he bore patiéntly watching HE: mi NICHOLS. ~ He died in the full triumpi of Christian faith. Remains rest- ing at his late Tesidence. 203 Virginia ave aw." Funeral services 2t Zion Baptisi Chiireh I ot begween 3rd. and' 415 'sts sw. Thur October 27 at 1 'n.m §iev William: L. Washington " ofciating Tnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends invited. As we loved him. so we miss him In our memory he is alwavs near. Loyed. remembered. longed for alwars, nging many a silent tear. Can we help but feel so lonely hen his voice we do not hear? For no words were ever sweetor. 1w - without fear. Ng & l‘,u-}v T RN from Galbr enternal pon. - at 330 Hawkine Ricks. Ma P Prater i from M W Rel: | father | nt | Octo- | ELLEN FaN- | hter of the laié | o | brothers | Beaths. POWELL. Departed - this life on ay Ortober |20 1977 i Ehiladeiohi 1 B L. widow Powell 'sna mothier i Georse Poweit ot 13" Snarmn ave. mw. She Ieaves to mourn their loss throe datighters und five sons and & host'of other relatives and_friende. femains will ke interred at Camden. S, C. Tuesday, October 25, 2 pm RICHARDSON. Departed this life at her rosidence, East_ Atlincton. Va. Friday October 21, 1927 PEARL. Funaral Ties: dav. Octgber 2 L5 s e from Mount Olive Raptist Church. TAYLOR, October 21 1927 at New York Citv, GEORGE W. TAYLOR.beloved son of Charles F. and_the late Mary Tavlor. aced 10 vears. Funeral from the resi dence of hie father 4371 10th st s.w Tueedav. Octobar 95 at 2 nm . Rela fives and friends invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemeters s Passed to rest at 9:33 a f. we WIL husband of T beloved _nephew of TE. Funaral 3ed: 30 Aharn. , from WILLIAWS, NEW} E. Willrs Octoher friends i Thesda Relatives eressional e WILLIAVS 1‘\\“» t o gl DATGHTER AR THUR HACK GERMALS with us here, were hest Thie w when life <t when h 4 home af eternal rest VOTED MOTHER-IN-LAW. H ( MMER In sad but loving remembrancs of and father GERMATN i thic life ons yea 16 To HIS AT IAMES, Z s Tovest to rest member oved him we hope {0 meet hat's far away. eur darling father, spe o stay ild meet again And thosa who' S{ill But some dav Tn that la Then with von And with G God_nromised Tpon_that fay When tima an are no_more And the mists have rolled away YOUR LOVING SONS AND WIFE. WARD EART. ERMAIN A AXND LOTISE Sacred to father him Beat you ED- JR.. f fins 241926 father. T { came with his the gates could no lon gels have tak today Dear saw your ering here angels and opened loncer star 1 you home. re he is laid er will fade. 4 o Hep Unider the god where my dear father lways he remembered o In this wears world of sirife You shall never he for A< Tonz ae God shall YOUR LOVING DATG JAME: KEVS. In lovin, | mother. | FAN this life three oved one Thd to And those who still remember her Are those who loved her hest a¥ T hove to meet you in that land st (s dacling mother. and RUTH STEWARD. it loving remembrance of son and hrothe from ‘this life two Octoher 24, 109 THE FAMILY ! but loving remembrance <hter. VIOLA CHRISTI {eharted this Lfe” eic LYNCH. o sad b HI'GH. who d vears ago today 5 vears azo tod The heart feels a_littie loncsome, thrabe with ‘its solemr aiehier piine belove o e et S HER'DE In <ad hut lovinz_remembrance of CHRISTINE NEWBY, who. died fuv October 4. 1019 T atifl can look n those sweat Seet davs when Yoir ware min And" memary. of A habv's Tove % [oce that was Aiv nER MOTHER. VIRGINIA FLAUGHER, T N LA Gl R indas” October 16 THo Beart Toalh & AR dhrobs with s <olemn To b brather mint! NEWRBY, VIOLA it slumbers of peace, E AND LARSEN ' W. PLACGHER B l' RAL I)"H‘(TOR Timothy Hanlon C__ Phone L6883 "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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