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CLOTHIERS, Inc. s Dy (Y, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1927 ALBERT CHAMPION CALLEDBY DEATH Millionaire Manufacturer of Automobile Accessories Started as Errand Boy. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, October 28.—Alhert Champion, who rose from errand boy in Paris, France, to millionaire auto- mobile accessories manufacturer in America, dled yesterday in Pari where he had been looking over branch factories. His death closed a career as hril liant as that of any Horatio Alger hero. Born in Paris of a family in mod- erate circumstances, he became an er rand boy in a Paris bicycle shop when 12 years old. His interest turned to bicyele racing, and he won the cham plonship of his native country in that sport. He came to the United States in 1904, becoming a motor cycle and later an automobile racer. Seriously Hurt in Race. During a race at the old Brighton Beach track in 1906, his car ci Wesley Methodist Church Conn. Ave. & Jocelyn St. Chevy Chase, D, (. well-office ed, modern Sunday ¥ tter yet. come your- self. and bring vour children. Made Fresh Every Day on Our 20-Ton Hydraulic Press Order Now Sold in Quart and Gallon Bottles at All Dikeman Stores and he seriously injured. He re. turned to France to recuperate, but me back to the United States in 1907. It was then that he became as- soclated with William C. Durant, then president of the Buick Motor Car Co. In 1908 Champion organized at Flint, Mich., the automobile accesso. ries company, which began operations with only 33 employes. Ten years Jater the concern had increased its personnel to 3500, and now has branches and distributing _agencies throughout the world, Mr. Champion was reputed to be a holder of consid- ble General Motors stock and to have been interested in a number of automotive concerns. Champion was accompanied to s by his wife. They have no chil dren. One brother, Prosper, resides in Flint, and another, Louis, in New York. Y ofhe Champion estate is at Bloom. field Hills, near here. It was acquired from Harry Bassett, former vice pres ident of General Motors, who died year ago, also in Pari | MRS. FIERSTEIN BURIED. Special Dispatch to The Star. BLADENSBURG, Md., October —Funeral services for Mrs. Albertina !l-‘lerm:-ln, 76 years old, wife of John | Fierstein, who died Wednesday morn- ing at her home on the River road, after a_three-month illness of a stom- ach affection, were held this after- noon from the home. The Rev. Rich- ard Schmidt, pastor of Zion Luthe hington, officiated. Bu Lincoln Cemetery. ierstein -was, before her mar- Miss Radtke. She was born 28. rvived by one son, William | Fierstein of Bladensburg: three broth- jers, Herman and Albert Radtke of | Forestville, Md., and Henry Radtke of Colmar Manor,” Md., and one sister, Minnie Cote of Kenilworth, flr Halloween EISEMAN’S Seventh and F Sts. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 'AT EISEMAN’S STYLISH FALL SUITS '25 On Liberal Terms New fabrics—new styles—excellent tailor- ing. The best looking suits that can be found at this popular price. In rich novelty mix- tures of gray, tan and brown besides the plain shades in blue and gray. Plenty of blue serges and neat pin stripes. ' Liberal credit terms are yours for the ask- ing. Remember, the price remains the same —you can buy here on terms as cheaply as for cash elsewhere. Other Fall Suits, $30 to $65 *30 On Liberal Terms Coats of all descriptions. trimmed. novelty mixtures. Plain grays, blues and browns. Self or velvet collars. Beautifully tailored and Also many Open an account on Qur Liberal Credit Plan. Sat- isfactory terms cheerfully arranged. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy to- night; tomorrow fair, not much change in_temperature. Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy, possibly showers on the coast tonight: tomorrow partly cloudy, not much change in temperature. West Virginla—Falr tonight and to- morrow; not so cool in northwest por- tion. Record for 21 Hours, Thermometer—4 p.m., 74; 8 p.m., 5 12 midnight, 50; 4 a.m., 48; § a.m., 48! noon, 64. Barometer—4 pm., 30.17: 8 pm., 30.19; 12 midnight, 30/18; 4 a.n., 30.14] 8 a.m.. 30.14; noon, 30.10. Highest temperature, 74, at 4 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 40, occurred at £:15 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 63; lowest, 32. | Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:54 a.m. and 5 p.m.; high tide, 11:25 a.m. and 113 pom. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:42 a.m. and 648 pam: high tide, 1215 pm. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 7:.05 a.m.; sun sets occurred Today 4:47 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:06 a.m.; sun sets 4:47 p.m. Moon rises 11:36 a.m.; sets 9:25 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy this morning. Ferry—Potomac a_little and Shenandoah muddy this morning. Weather in_Vari E ‘Temperature Stations, “soauox WU - gupansas Clear, Clear Clear, Cloudy Abilene Alban Atla Bi=maick Boston Bl ot Denver . pe Cloudy Clear, : Priciondy Eboenix - Gleacy ittaburel o e, Cloudy Portland. M Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Foxey Cloar 2T % e STRENEEIEEAZE 3an_Diexo 3. Francis 3t. Louis St. Paul. Seattle Spokane WASH.. oo, Py e RRER FOREIGN. (8 am. Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England....... France b i - o Rain Clear Part cloudy Rain ta (Fayal) Part cloudy Ber . Part cloudy > 2 Part clondy A E Cloudy %o L Part cioudy vana Colon, Canal There are 196 State and local nurs- ing committees in the United States with a total of 45,000 Red Cross nurses isted. BRUCE C. R. GRIFFITH DIES FROM POISONING Funeral Services Tomorrow for Adopted Son of Base Ball Club President. Bruce Calder Robertson Griffith, 11- year-old adopted son of Clark C. Grit- fith, president of the Washington Base Ball Club, died in the Griffith home, 4720 Sixteenth street, last night. The boy became il when '3 years old, and developed septic poisoning. Since then he had had several attacks, but his_condition was not thought to be setious until about a month ago. Bruce's brothers and sisters, James, Sherod and Mildred, with whom he was adopted by Mr. Griffith 1 No- vember, 1925, are the children of Mrs. Jane Robertson, sister-in-law of Mrs. {Grifith. ~ Prior to the time of their {adoption, Mr. Griffith had adopted an- other brother and sister, Calvin C. and Thelma. Private funeral services will be con ducted tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Bernard Braskamp, stor Gunton-Temple Memorial vterian Church, will officiate. In- ment will be in Fort Lincoln Ceme- of SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. .October *“October 27 Berengaria—Cherbourg and South- ~Octobe ~October T *October 19 henburk "' TOMORROV Muenchen—Bremen .. . .October 19 Veendam—Rotterdam October 18 DUE SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30. v—Tampico ort Limon 3 DUE MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. Albert Balin—Hamburg Octobe American_ Banker.—-Loudon c—Liverp Lot Minnetonka—London Pennland—Antwerp Santa Elisa—Valparail a—Southamoton . S orge—Bermuda. Lorenzo—San Juan —Barcelona. Colombia. Majestic—Southampton Orizaba—Havana DUE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Manchuria—San Francisco. DUE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. . October 26 November "1 - Septembel Octobes October October 39 NG STEAMERS, SAILING TODAY. Olymple—Cherbourg and Southampton. France—Plymouth and Havre, Arable—Plymoutn. Cherbours and Antwerp. Presidente Wilson—-Naples. Patras and Tri Caronia—Plymouth, Hayre aud Loudon, Commewyne—Port au Prince and Curdcao. Minnesota—Boulogne and London, Munargo—Nassau. au’ Prince, Puerto Colombia rtagena. Havana and Port Limon, SAILING TOMORROW. ves—Santiako. Kingston and Puerto antiago, Kingston and Puerto a Juan, Ponce and Mayazuez, uerto Plata, Macoris and P ‘)(mlin*){l) L:‘ILV. once—San Juisn. {aiti—St. Thomas. Martinique and Par san Dresiden—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen. Adriatic~—Queenstown and_Liverpool. Auravia—Moville and Glasgow. Lacontu—Queenstown and Liverpool. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK For Mourning ‘n 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. Line. 1810, Line. 1812 Ryan Service Wins Appreciation —highly satistac- tory servicethrough the years and the constant recom- mendation from those we have served is respon- sible for our busi- ness success. Funeral parlor, private ambulance and livery in con- nection, JAMES T. RYAN Funeral 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. A * ector ‘elephone. 1700-1701 . to you if you've a “Thermal-Insulated” Home Gooseflesh while you dressed. Shivers all through breakfast. And the heater going full blast, jammed full of costly fuel. That’s a true enough “cut-in" of a winter home scene where there isn’t effective insulation. | Phe' Thermal-Insulating Board that has Structiral Stongth Applied on the roof rafters of your present home—on the side wall studs and interior walls add ‘ceilings, too, if vour home is building or about to be built—MAFTEX checks winter heat- waste, reduces fuel expense; keeps out the heat of summer. Ask us for full particulars. And be sure to read, “Is Yours a ‘Thermal- Insulated” Home?"—a booklet of insu- lation facts which every owner of & home should have. ROSSLYN STEEL & CEMENT CO. 3031 K St West 986 Vauban—Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Siboney—Havana. Fort Vitori rmuda. Barbara—San Domufgo City, Monte Christi. SAILING TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. Gonte Rosgo—Naoles and Genoa. Polonia—Copenhaken and Danzig. President * Harding—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen. 2 Ancon—Port au Prince and Cristabal. SAILING WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. B \—Cherbourg_and Southampton. 4,5?5715)'.3{.'15.“ Juan, La Guayra and Mara- Fort St; George—Bermuda, Santa_ Cruz—Cartagena, Buenaventura and wvaquil. s Y firen—Havre. o—Kingston. Metapan—Kingston. Cristobal, Puerto Colom- via and Santa Marta. SAILING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. Stockholm—Gothenburg. Ebro—Cristobal, Iquique and Valparaiso. ‘Westphalia—Cherbourg, Southampton and Hamburi Colombo—Naples and Genoa. Amcrican Shipper—Plymouth’ and London, United States—Christiansand, Oslo and Co- penhagen Veendam—Plymouth, Boulogne and Rot- terdam, SAILING FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. Majestic—Cherbours and_Southampton. Tuscania—Plymouth, Havre and London. Penniand—Piymouth, ' Cherbours and Ant- wer Fdison-—Piraeus and Patras. Arr;n:n‘»;lz‘w;;r‘!nz:\ln. Port au Prince and Cape Astres~la Guayra, Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo. SAILING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. Celtic—Queenstown and Liverpool. Minnetonka—Cherbourg and London, Caledonia—Moville and Glasgow. Andania—Queenstown ahd Livernool. San Juan—San Juan. . Marea—Puerto Barrios and Livingaton. aravi—Santiago. Kingston and Puerto. Co- ombi Pastores—Havana. Cristobal and Port Limom Muenchen—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bre- men. Volendam—Plymouth. Boulone and Rotter- dam. Antonio Torez—Cadiz Pan-America—Rio de Janeiro, Santos video and Buenos Aires. Macoris and A prize has been offered in Peru for the first Peruvian aviator who accom- plishes a flight between Lima and New York. 'OUND. ¥ ANIMALS apply Animal Rescie R 340 Mar/Iand ave, aw - Main AORR. Spring, M st near Con- r. Croson's. Phone ROSARY, silver, | necticut “ave.. e Franklin 4613, LOST. BAR PIN. gold. 2 inches long. green stone in center, between Garfleld, 3 st.. Mass, ave., lifornia (o Baneroft’ pl. Réward. Poi. POLICE_DOG. Tight fan_with avout & months old. - Reward. ST PIN in downtown section. Thur day afternoon: lapis, mounted in siiver. Re- » 1823 ist_st. n.w. North 0941. DOG. black, halt hound. belonging to T. P. Littiepags, . Tag_on neck bearing name of Georee, €' Aukam. " Liberal reward. Phone DOG. name Gyp: phoned “with small__shagky _m: White marked pogd, with, black: reward. Will “lady who _tels: exact descrition nlease phone or call? 158 R n.e. North J. DOG. small. hiack and white with brown head. " Tag' No. 14 Please call_day phone Main “8080 Dhone. Frank. 1. night EYEGLASSES. lorguette. silver. on _chain studded” with ‘pearls and_ecrystals. Tuesday. Octobes R North_778, . SSES—Shell rim, in Teunis _case. Clev. 3440-R. after 9 p.m. or before Reward. NECKPIECE. (wi T_Shonpe. Monroe Reward, Tel. Col. THI Thursday. amed spectacies and small and ~5th V_st. n. rown r n.w, Reward. Apt. 21, Clev. 1146, " letter size. containing manuscript 0 notes: in vieinity of 14th and . Finder please call Cleve. 5270. Re- PEKINGESE DOG, _brown. afternoon from 74713 H 10. Return to 1007 H Lincoln_§829, any n.w. 3 Tost Wednesday i reward. ."n.e. or phone P Dlack Teather-cor box. aluminum Suitable re; Phone_North_53! 3 Tar, 1% d in leite ward. Tina “asked. . Potomac 3038, POCKETBOOK _and _hank_ book. Thureday morning: reward. Viola Robingon, 1512 O At n.w. PR BT ST OF BEN W. MURCH | Grand Master of Masons, in Visita- i tion Address, Pays Honor to 1 Deceased Officer. l Tribute was paid to the memory Mi Sen W. Murch, who was supervising | principal of the first division of the | public schools at the time of his d(‘nlh.‘ a few months ago, by Gratz 11 Dunkum, grand master of N the District of Columbia, during the | annual grand visitation to George (.| Whiting Lodge, No. 22, meeting in | Masonic Hall, 1210 V venue, | last evening. Mr. Murch w mem- ber and a past master of Whiting Lodge and had occupied the high office of grand master of Masons | during the year 1412, Grand Master | Dunkum, with the er ot Whiting and standing, extolled Mr educator, n man and a_Mason. The Vv tation to Whirti | was preceded last evening | cial call on Potomac Lodge, meeting in the same building. s tions in the District, having chartered November 11, 180%, replete with historic among other things ieorze Washington Washington on the ¢ ision of the laying of the corner stone of the Unitea States Capitol. | John D. Wilkins is master_of Po. tomac Lodge, while Howard B. Hay occupies the corresponding office Whiting Lodge. An amusing incident | occurred when the officers of Whiting | | Lodge filed into the room and each presented to Deputy Grand Master | James T. Gibbs, who was married re- | | cently, a ludicrous wedding present. | | Whiting Lodge then presented floral | offerings to be taken to Mrs. Gibbs | and to Mrs. Dunkum, wife of the | grand Entertainment fes | tures wer v Morris and I | tleton, and Gertrude P ers, Florence Berry, and Paul Bright- | enberg, violinist; nk Westhrooke, cellist, and H. Emerson Meyer pianist. Edith Reed was accompanist | for the entertainers named other than | the last mentioned trio. The next grand visitations in the | series of 1927 will he to Armirius Lodge, No. 25, at 8 o'clock, and to Nz tional Lodge, No. 12, at 8:30 o’clock next Tuesday evenin | Cards of Thanks. | BINSTEAD. The family of Thomas W. and |7 Annie” E._Binatead wish to t their | friends for theie lind expredsion of vathy_and flowers at ‘the. deati The son.” WILLIAM W. BIN p: " ¥ {HORTON. We wish to express our eincere | | and_‘ippreciation | been nd PosS: gav ing use t by Church, Kirdness, ributes sister, for their sympathy and beautiful floral < the death of our beloved wife Mrs. FLORIDA PITTS D, L. M. HO ER. MRS, BERTHA DAVI: “HRISTOPHER PITTS. Deaths. uddenly at Los Ange E ) aunders). wife of W. Oiis Biggs. Burial gt Santa Barbara. Calif..” Octaber on W On Thursday, October 1927, residence, the New B pt., 194 Ren. ave nAc.. after & long iflness: P. BRINK, aged 85 vears: beloved father-in-law of Margaret Brink. Service Saturday. October 3. at % Hysong's funeral home. 14 ment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 1 N iday. October 28, 1027 at | at_hin residence. 1427 Longfellow r.. HARRY EDWARDS CLAFLIN. t faneral hereafier ER. _Suddenlv. on Th JAMES . COOPER. husband Loura’ E. Couper. Funeral * (private) from’ Wise's ndertaking establishment. Monday. October 31. 50 AN. On Wednesday. October 20, "ot ‘Georgetown Hospital. WINIFRED M. 'daughter of the late Laurence and Bridget Costigan, Funeral from _her late sesidence, 145 Giear Saturday. D.m.. = at 0" N st n.w October on 0 9 28° COX. Departed this life suddenly on Tues- day. “October, at 11:50 p.m.. at her residence, v MARY E vis and_mother of Elmer Cox. beloved by all who knew her. | es to mourn their loss one son of other relatives and friends. Funeral Mon; Lat 1 pm from Ebenezer M. . 4th and D sts. Ko DANDRIDG] uddenly. on Wednesday. Oc- 7 idence, 20" De- tober 26, frees st. n.w. voted wife of Ernest Dandridge Bentrice Perry _ Remal residence. Fuperal S 4 . at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. On Thursday, October 27, 102 2nd st. s.w. MALINDA DOYL] ‘mother of ~Hattie Blair. iy Lonise ter. She also leaves and many other relativ maing resting_at John neral home. 3rd and E; Sund o Second Ba ciating. FAULKNER, On_Wednesday, October 1927"in New York City, A. F. FAUL . correspondent of American Florist 1al at Kansas City, Mo. October at .. at her reside; 13th st. n.w LLIAN LEAH FRIS heloved” wife' of Arthur Frisbie daughter of Mrs. Lucy H. Johnston. She Jeaves to mourn their foss e _gran and friends. Ruines Co. fu brothers, Rozier and Malcolm Johnston® 3 _sisters. Mrs. Etta Martin Mre: Maude Brown. Miss Conguella Johnston. and_a host of ‘other relatives and Notice of funeral | " (Al Lakeside News: " papers plese friends. SH, On Friday morning. October 28, 1937 at his residence. 1416 N st n JOHN B. GISH. Notice of funeral later * GRIFFITH. Thursday. October 27, 1927. at the residence of Clark Griffith. 4720 16th st.. BRUCE ROBERTSON GRIFFITH. ased 11" years. son of the late James Robertson of Montreal. Canada. Funeral from above residence Saturday morning, 10 o'clock. Interment private. HALSEY. On Wednesday. October 26 1927, at_ber residence. d_Quincy t. nw.. AURA HOPKINS. beloved wife of Arthut Halsey Funeral from = Almus Speare's funeral parlo; ave.. on Fridav. October 28, at Intérment at Evansville. Tnd. LAKENAN. On Friday., October 28. 1927, dence of ‘her daughter. Mrs 1901 K st. n.w. SARAH N. beloved wife of the late Ab- Notico of funeral here- On Wednesday. October 26. 18 New York. EDWARD. beloved husb: of Mary E. Lane Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geier's 113 7th on_ Saturday. a am. Requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery £ McDERMOTT. On_Thursday. 1927, at her residence. n.w.. ELLEN A.( belgved ‘mother. o Arthur 4 : real ‘s Church at 9 am. Olivet Cemetery. = Relatives friénds invited to attend. On Thursday. October rosidence. 1109 15th st n.w. F.._belovéd husband of the fate Ann“McGowan, ~ Romaing resting at - Warren Taltavull's funeral home. 14th and Spring rd._n.w. Funeral ' from ) el ‘Saturday; October . thence to St. Paul's Church where mass Wil be sung at $ am. - tives and friends inyited. Interment Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flower SCHAEFFERT. On_Thursday. October 27, 1937, at 11 p.m.. CLAUDIA. beloved sister of “Mra. Beriha Sproesser and Charles Reynolds. ~Remaing resting at the W. W Chambers' funeral parlors. = 14th _and Chapin sts. Funeral Monday. Octo- 3 vm. - Interment Glénwood n.w Jaughter-in two brothe oseph Blangheim: and _other relatives resting at - Joseph 1 corner 3rd and K Sunday. Octol iles Memorial 3 and” New Rosemont S Wl friends invited. Departed this life Thursda, 1 At 1270 am. PAULIN THOMAS (nee ‘Swan). devo ed daughter of Carria E. and Joseph. M. Swan r of the late Marie H. Web- ster. heloved sister of Flora Swan and Lot- tie Johnston. Lillian Swan. devoted niece of George H. Williams and ‘aunt of Pauline J. Johngton.” Funeral from her late resi- dence. 2720 Sherman ave. n. anday. ctoher 10, at 2 n.m.. theiice to’ Ebenerer M. E. Chupch. #th and D sts. se Rela- tives ‘and friends invited. Rev. R. W. S. ‘Thomas, 20 THOMAS. The Ladies Cliff Rock Soclety an- TRIBUTE TO MEMORY 1 - * o Beaths. Al members of R G. and J. Liberia_Tent. otified . PAULINE 30, 1927, at 2'pm. from Ef Ath and D sts. s services at her man ave. aturday. October all black GALLOWAY. Leader. MATTIE R S. M. MARIE CAMPEE THOMAS, The off Forest Tembie. N ara notified . of PAULINE THOM 20, at members _of P. 0. E. of W of Daughter sion of sorTow Do, at the Elki nw. Funeral [ AN Colimbi wnd Harmony R. Dt. Ruler, Renefit of Miss Home MAL A € A SMOTHERS WATSON. On Tt October st his fesidence & v n te Watson. Schippert, Relatives an A \. N O JOSLIN. 3 JUSD 0. LEND, Rex WILLIAMS, October. 12 iE E on v YOUNT. 1 am year of het 3 Saturdas, Octobe ment Rock Cieek ¢ October 28 sidence. 0 S YOUNT. Fiineral Tro metery. In Memoriam. In mam ther. who o s today. October Loved i li B the ones who, g i wround. the Dresence n t vou are wa ALMAN. of our beloved grand- With the And crow RINGTON. Tn " ance - of I Nife ‘and m ROLINE RRINGTON. wh e RIS 1o o today. O CARRINGTON AND FAM- CAR b i LA In sad but loving remembrance of TT NTT. who departed today. October 28, Six years ago von went_to re pains my heart, but God w hest. MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER. GARCIA, In Joving memory of our dear little "bos MIN CROSS GARCIA. who denar fe one vear ago today, October 3 ¥ accident Only ws onr loneliness ‘And’long Bas been this ve How we' tried fo hide the sadne And: to_check the fonely tear MOTHER. FATHER. OKAL Tn sad but loving remembrance RHODA " GEORGE, this life six years ako 0- day. October 28, 19 As long as I am given life, dear mother, 1 shall_remember thee. DAUGHTER. SUSIE G. CARRISON. * A tribute of love to the memory bf ¢ “dear_husband and_father. WALTER AY, ‘;,’,’fv’"fl‘ed one year ago today, Octo- Loved in life, remembered in death. FAMILY. nd he could have lived his best kates of heaven opened And_called_our dear friend to_rest. HIS ERIENDS. ELOISE AND MAUD BU WMAN. In sad but loving remembrance dear son. WILBUR NE! who he is always near: ed. Jonged for alwass,, a’silent tear. ied on hope that was all in vain, the terrible word at last 3 stricken heart he was out of pain- And his beautiful life ha Teach us. O God. Thy will to obey. kave and He taketh away. TED MOTHER. MARY MAN. * but loving remembrancy daughter. MARGAR Jenarted, § o Jetober 2 it to love thee, Or named thee but in praise. MOT! my dear w who died el 1916. ZABETH ago. O Gan: not forgotten, HER LOVING HUSBAND. P. G. SAUER. * SMITH, In fond _remembrance of my de- voted husband. DANIEL SMITH. who de- }ife one year ago today. Octo- . 50 1 miss him In memoty he is always near: Loved. remembered. longed for always Bruiging many a silent tear. . SOPER. Tn memory of our wife and mothér, ANNIE SOPER. who departed 1] rs ago today. October HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. # red to_the memory of cur dear son.” NORVEL E. WI who _departed this life two years ago. October 28, 19! Two vears have passed away, But memory etill lives on Our hearts are sad and For the love of our v by the ties are brol at nothi i Director _and ction. G Modern' Crematoriuma. Aoder- A2 Pa Ave: M. Call 8. 1385, W. Warren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Timothy Hanlon 841 H St N.E Phone L0843 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance otern_Chanel - Lincoln 524 " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTY ST N.W. N Modern “Citoar_Teleptions _Main 2473 ~ P. A. TALTAVULL . TALTAVULL. Mzr RA FF . S. ZURHORST CAPITOL ST. neatn. 372, e eedin; WR,BPSI%RECO. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 {‘onuvern: 4yTRat see et JAMES T. RYAN Mocer cuspet, T ™ S8 1700 Private_Ambulanes A Series T. F. COSTELLO 1728 N_Camtol St NORTR 7978. ““Quick_Dienified EBciont Service, apel. Automobila Service, W. Deal & 816 A St. N. L Joseph (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. [Ehone West 20 Estapiishe (841 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the eiccessors of nor conmect with'(he ongind WeoR. Fndave Soamish: Bion St. NW. Phone Frank. 6024 Formerly 910 F St. N.W_ ______ MONUMENTS. THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY. Al Monumients reduced for 30 days Do not base purchase on photographs rosentod by agents. IAMESR B0 . LT e b FUNERAL DESIGNS. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MO) TRATE PRICES. THL o, Too. M. Tare. Our Only Store, 14th & Eye BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral o\ £ wes the death of Mrs, PAULINE V. THOMAS. Funeral Sunday. October 30. af 2 hm.. ffom Ebenezer Church, 4th and D Frompt Aulo_ Deiiverv Service o runla—elnflmvo—muxmxz ? L :Bros, Co. 12