Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1927, Page 9

ROBERT E. CLEMENTS DIES AT AGE CF 64/:.:n President of Dupont Garage Co., Native of Maryland, Had Long Suffered Failing Health. Robert E. ident of the Dupont Ga 029 M street, - in the died at his residence, yesterday. southeast, In failing health for about a vear and | js THE EVENT STAR. WASHINGTON.!D. ©, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1921 Clements, age and at one time grocery busines 00 A str He had be seriously ill for the past 10 days. Born in Charles County Clements came to this city in and began business as a grocer, which he engaged Years, at one time ow Md., in successfully g six for stor In various sections of the city. Pure 1917, ! i the Clements was widely Dupont Garage known ’ FURNITURE 64 years old, Co., here, Mr. 1889 | (his city and was a member of Carroil Couneil, Knights of Columbus; at Bt Joseph’s Branch. Catholic Knights America, and of the Holy Name He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattie rguson Clements; a son, Letoy C. Clements. and four daugh ters, Mrs. George Earl Mory Miss Norma Clements, Miss Ruth ients and Miss Olga Clements. also |leaves three grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Peter's Catholic Church, Thurs day morning at 9 o'clock. Intermen’ will be in Congressional Cemetery. London to Be Floodproof. London's great “‘anti-lood" scheme nearing completion after nearly seven vears' work. Parts of it have been ed and are credited with having saved the city from a possible deluge during the big storms of last The scheme includes storn with pumping stations He | fitted with powerful machinery at in | danger points. When it is compieted, experts say, London will be practically in | loodproof. en- cet con 27 | Summer. res | relief sewe Thirtieth and Q streets, y'elock. Rev. K. Pinkney today at 11 Wroth, MISS EMILY GRAYVES DIES (FOLLOWING EDNGILLNESS | oo, of Corst Rotseoral Chmeh: was a member, and Rev. J. H. W. Blake. | terment was Former Editor and Hos- | . RITES FOR MRS. BRETT. pital Worker. | Resident of Hyattsville Buried in Arlington Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary R Brett, 63 years old, who died at her home in_ Hyattsville, Md., Sunda were conducted at W. W. Chamber funeral parlors, 1400 Chapin street. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Arlington A, McCallum, rector of St Paul's Episc Church, officiated Interment was in Arlington Ceme tery Funeral Services Held Today for aniwtty Miss Emily Graves, 61 years old, a slong resident of this city and for a of years an active worker at Hospital, died in Walter Sunday after a long number Children’s Reed Hospital iliness. Miss Graves was at one time editor of the Arrow. a publication of Chil. dren’s Hospital, and member of St Mary's Guild, an organization of the hospital. She was the daughter of Mrs. Hetty S. Graves and the late Maj. William Preston Graves, U. . A She is survived hy her mother, two brothers, William Preston Graves and | Mrs. Breit was the widow of Lieut Hugh S. Graves of St. Louis, and a [ Col. John Quincy Adams Brett sister, Mrs. Henry L. Underwood of [a sister-indaw of the late Brig. Jowling Green, Ky. Lloyd M. Rrett A daughte Funeral services were conducted at |Marion Sikken, resides at her residence in Hammond Courts, 'street 1806 Desks You CaN Pick HURRIEDLY AND BE PERFECTLY SATISFIED At Temptingly Low Price This Spinet inches tisully Desk finished. Colonial Spin: good - looking de and | dreds N our present Christ- mas Displays of desks of are hun- nobie rnalities—faithful repro- ductions of being passed There’s hardly posteritv. end o now shown. an Prices are is 36 beat Almco ~desks just temptingas they can be, Life- time Desks with little prices make buying now worthwhile. We'll gladly show you all. worthy on to the variety about as Gov, Winthrop Desk with secret compart- ments; 32 inches, auto- matic slides. Lamps Artistic Almco Lamps in the newest styles grace our Lamp Salon. 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BURROWS DIES OF INJURIES | Believed to Have Been Victim of Hit-and-Run Automobile Driver. 3attered and unconscious Jurrows, 78 vears old, of T fourth street, w found lying in the roadway near his home early last night and _died after removal 1o Emergency Hospital—the victim, it is believed, of a “hit-and-run” driver. James left the house ahout 6 o'clock to ®o to a store. An hour later he was found. Nearby lay a bottle of milk and loaf of hread. Police were told that been struck by an 1 the spot where Burrows was found An inquest will be held at the morgue at 11:30 o'clock tomorrow, morning. James T, ' 'ROAD WILL BE BUILT UNDER BRIDGE STEPS Parkway Link Removed From | Landing to Preserve Beauty of Span. The roadway connecting Rock Creek and Potomac P way with West Po. tomac Park in the vicinity of the Ar lington Memorial Bridge will be car ried under the proposed steps, in stead of on the first landing, it was said today by Lieut. Col. U. 8. Grant 3d, executive officer of the Arlington Memorial Bridge Commission. is a proviso, however, that the posed by-path for traffic shall too expensive. Col. Grant said that he was having an investigation made now as to the probable cost, but that | he did not believe it would be too cost- ly. The method of getting cross traffic past the bridge has been the subject of some concern and mu discussion between the representatives ol the bridge commission, the bridge achi- tect and the National Commussion of Fine Arts. The Fine Arts Commission and the architects e decided that the traffic should be carried under the proposed steps, Col, Grant had planned to have the roadway on what would be the first landing of the steps, buil the others were of the opinion that it might mar the beauty to have a continuous line ing across the steps. TWO APARTMENT HOUSES ARE SOLD Sizteenth Street Structures Change Hands at Estimated Price of $675,000. pro- The sale of two large apartment houses on Sixteenth street having an estimated value of $675,000 was an- nounced today by the firm of McKee ver & Goss, which reresented the purchasers in the deal. The apartment buildings at 1616 Sixteenth street, elght-story structure having a frontage on Sixteenth street of about 65 feet and containing 56 apartments, has been sold by Eugene A. Smith to Azreal Furr, a Washing- ton investor. The building is of mod- ern construction and has a facade of brick with limestone trimming. The “consideration involved in this deal was reported to be about $450,000. Mr. Smith took title to the apart. ment house at 1916 Sixteenth street, formerly owned by Mr. Azreal. Credit of $225,000 for this building was in- cluded in the transaction. This build- ing, located between T and U streets, has a frontage of 60 feet on Sixteenth street, Mr. Smith recently acquired the property at 1616 Sixteenth street from Charles H. Davidson, the builder, the title transfer just being recorded this week at the recorder of deeds office. MRS. I. E. DOUTHITT RITES st et iEaio modare at Calvary Baptist Church. Funeral services for Mrs, Irma Ely Douthitt, who died in the Bon Secour Hospital, Baltimore, Sunday, were conducted in Calvary Baptist Church this afternoon. Rev. Homer J. Coun- cilor officiated. ~ Interment was in Fort Lincoin Cemetery. Mrs. Douthitt is survived by her husband, Harry N. Douthitt, investi- gator for the Citizens' Service Asso- ciation for Law and Order, and a daughter, Mrs. Fred L. Johnston of this city. TUXEDO SUITS, $29 $35 Value. On Liberal Terms EISEMAN’S, 7th & F CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Ine., UNDERTAKERS 4200 9th St. N.W. irde 4. Nichols. res. v Vice President-Secreta W. R. Speare Co. o Phone Col 6324 E. S. Zurhorst C. 8. Zurhorst. Jr. Competence Washinztontans _have teaned. in the past 7] years, competent we give in handled. Moderate pricos lancs. uto_elivery ZURHORST ticians ndividual Ml|bun.| Zirkle, Mgr. 301 E. Capitol St Lincoln 372 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'’S, 7th & F Remember all your friends at Yuletide by selection now of ready-to-mail Christmas Greeling Cavds Vary your selection with differently designed cards for cvery one on your list, This is made possible by the array of colorful de- signs on display mow at Stationers and Engravers 611 Twelfth Street Twenty- There | not be | | | p.m. THE WEATHER l District of Columbia—Fair, eon tinued cold tonight and tomorrow; minimum temperature about 24 de- grees {onight. Maryland and Virginla—Partly clondy. continued cold tonight and to- NorTow. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 25; 8 p.m. 12 midnight, 27; 4 a.m. noon, 33. Barometer—4 p.m., 20.91; 12 midnight, 29.92: 4 8 a.m., 29.91; noon, 29.8! Highest temperature, 33, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 24, occurred at 8:45 p.m, vesterday. Temperature same date last v Highest, 27; lowest, 11 ‘Tide Tables. shed by T'nited States and Geodetic Survey.) Today —Tow tide, 11:43 a.m.; tide, 5:13 a.m. and 5:35 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, f a.m. and 12:27 p.m.; high tide, 6:01 a.m. and 6§ 29.94; 8 p.m., a.m., 29.90; ar— Coast high 'he Sun anll Moon. TPoday—Sun rose 7:22 1:48 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun sets 4:49 p.m. Moon rises 3:35 a.m.; sets 2:36 p.m. Automobile Jamps 10 be lighted one half hour after sunset. Condition of the Wafer. Great Falls—Slightly muddy “ eather in Various Cities. Stations, .. Clea * Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Abilena . Aibany | | Atlanta . Atlantic C; al Boston Ruffato Col'mbia.s.(. 1 Denver ... .. Detroit . El Paso Galveston Helena ..., Huron. §.°D, Tndiananol Jacksonville Kan Los Aneeles. Louisville .. “louds Bl toudy Cloudy Pr.eloudy © Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy ; Clear Snow Cloudy I Cleaf Okla, Omana .. Philadeibhia 2 Phoenix .. Pittshurgh’ | Fortland. Me Portiand Ore. Raleigh N.C. <. Lake City 3an “Antonio. Clomiay . Clear & Francisc Si. Lowts.. . §t. Paul attle Snokane WASH D . Cloudy (Noon. Greenwich time. today ) Stations. Temperature. Weather Horta (Faval). Azores... 62 Cloudy (Current Observations.) Hamilton. Rermuda . AR Cloudy San_Juan, Porto Rico. Clear Havana Cubs,. . Cloudy Colon. Canal Zone Marriage Licenses. (oarriago licenses have been issued to the ollowing : Samuel P. Massie of Lowesville, Va. and Pepri Carter of Alhambra. Va. Thomas H, Hicks of Baltimore and Hen- rietta J. Bails of this cit Henry' H. Fillingame and both of Baltimore. Henry A. Walters of Milwaukee and Mary A Howes of this eity. Francis B. 8. Turre Fla. t Maurice J Jessie Harris James . and Bernardine E. Dur, both of Baltimore. Edwin A Scott and Mabel G. Ballard. both of Marshall._Va Cornelius McEntyre and Lillie Gilbert Bowman Bryant and Lillian Harris LeRoy Thomas and Agnes Stevensoi. pobames €. Kirkpatrick and Anna M. Mack, Morris T Holler and Edna M. Watson. William . Traceweil and Opal L. Trace- we Harry A. Tyer and Pauline Sumerville., Paul Squibb of Clarement. Calif., Loulse' Groves of of s iy W. G. PENNEY BURIED. Torotny Mevers . Petersburg, of this city. . and Cain and | Funeral Is Held for Former Em- ploye of Pension Office. Funeral services for William Penney, 85 vears old, former member of the board of review of the United States Pension Office, who died at the Silver Spring Sanitarium Sun- day, were conducted in the Nevius funeral home, 924 New York avenue. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev, W. S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Bap- tist Church, officiated. Interment was private. Mr. Penney came {o this city in 1881 to accept a position in the Pen. sion Office and served there contin- uously until retiring about five years G. Fxre in Used-Car Basement. A five which originated in an over- beated furnace in the basement of the Auto Mart Used Car agency, at 1414 Fourteenth street, shortly before noon today threatened more than a dozen cars which were in storage. 'The fire was quickly extinguished by firemen from No. 7 Engine Company, who esti- gmled the damage at approximately 25, POCKETBOOK with sum of money. owner can have by identifying. 236V, Star_office. The Addréss Box LOST BROWN POCKETBOOK. F Park car. Keep mo return book and earringy of keepsake servatory_ Apts., No. 44, Clev ween 5_and Ob. Call . T mark, i : answer_names “Spot” and 3. Shirley, Melean, Va. T tan markings: near MorrisSimen St "ani ) n_downfown section- lads's, biue dres = tortoice_shell Reiyrn to Glad: Tel. Nopth 3136, * w0t on_tail kreen collar. CTERRIER. whis s to name of Nelli GERMAN POLICE DOG. lost ‘in “the vicinity of Gth and K anwwers (o name of Koxie. Reward. ‘Atlantic HANDBAG. woman's, driver's permit automonile. containing nday - night Return fo 115 20d st. n. money, from . Apt. HANDBAG. bive. with check bool billy and change. Reward. Ma son, elther 901 R I nw PEARL—GH cemiber. i POCKETROOR-—0n At Mass. ave. n.w. ook’ kevs and Miss_G. id ave, n.w., o uine: waisteoat button: Tost De- Rewrd " will he_paid by coni: 13th and Finder please return pocket. gperutor's peemit (name. POCKETBOO cember 19. between 11 and 132 p.m. glasses. union card and phorie bili’ it retu 19 1ith POCKETBCOK. black tain pen. lasses and Market, Scturday bet, 4 e it T!lllned e Reward card, foun- ¥: near ‘Center 0 ‘and 5:30. Re- Captain of the Watch. 1 o il i iy POCKETBOOK—Black silk._containing shell- {im spectacles. “letter addressed Bereyille, money, Reward. Call R. B. Dun: in 5004. 1418 Eye s POINTFR. dark brown. 11 months oid, white chest. white_sbot on left front foot: licenee 13k 14047: named Nick. Cali o 7-3.__Reward, POODLE. white male. named T3 Sunday. Reward. Call North 491 TI'_RR":R hlv‘l( and white brindle: tax No, 1186 Reward it returned to 3512 loveland 478, > ° "~ - NITY, Kahn's jewelry box; r.wnni. Pommll‘ "IM!E J. cator Fase, nd A nacnstin: Roy Lavg, tra. Detween parking lot. ahout 4:48 nm: Netropoliian ‘Theater O . | un sats | Part cloudy | DR. WILLIAM P. MALONE ! IS BURIED IN VIRGINIA | | Church Funenl Held for of Emergency Hos- pital Staff. Member | | | Funeral' services for Williama Prestman Malone, 64 old, in charge of the ophthalmological clinic at Emergency Hospital, his residence in the lowa Apartments Sunday, were conducted in St. Pat rick’s Church today at 10 o'clock. In terment was at Fairfax, Va., this aft- ernoon. Dr. Malone had long been a member of the staff at Emergency Hospital. He Wwas a_member of the board of direc tors of Vincent's Orphan Asylum, the Capital Fire Insurance Co. and |the Eastern Building and Loan Asso | ciation. He also was a member of the American Medical Association and the Medical Society of the District of Co- lumbia. At one time he was conected with Children’s and Providence Hos I pitals, Dr. Malone had been in failing health for two years and became seri ously ill about two weeks ago. Dr. years E. A. LLOYD SUCCUMBS. Terminal Compan_v Empluye Dies | at Age of 38. Edward A. Llovd, locomotive in spector for the Washington Terminal Co., died at his residence, 5715 Ninth street, yesterday. He had been in failing health for about a vear., He was 58 years old and had lived here since childhood. Mr. Lloyd was Lodge No. 26, F, Valley Forge Council, of 1'nited American of Old Glory Council, ters of America. He a son, James Vincent Lloyd of | semite Park, Calif. member of 1.. Potomac “Junior Order Mechanics, No. 12, Daugh- is survived by Yo at the S. H. Hines Co. 2901 Fourteenth street. tomorrow aft- ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. E. Primm, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery, with Masonlc rites at the grace Pay Asked for Holiday. Chairman Zihlman of the House Dis- trict committee late vesterday intro. funeral home, | | employes of the United States Govern- ment in the District of Columbia to pay for Saturday, December 24, which | has been declared a holiday by execu- tive order, the same as pay other holiday. This resolution ferred to the committee on e tures in the executive departments. Husband Apprehended. Carvel Munnikuysen, 33 years old, an optician, whose wife and children reside at 713 Third street, is under ar- vest in Baltimore, being wanted here to answer a charge of non-support. Mrs. Munnikuysen succeeded in lo- cating him in Baltimore vesterday and caused his arrest. Detective Clarence Talley has gone to Baltimore to re- quest the surrender of the prisoner. | Beaths. ABBATICCHIO. On Tuesday 1927, "at_Georgetown Hospital, ARCHAN GELO ABBATICCHIO, husband of the late Maria Abbaticchio. ~Funeral services and interment at Latrobe, Pa.. Thursday, De- cember. Remains resting at the §. H Hines Co. funeral nome. 2901 14th st. .. (Pittsburgh, Pa.. papers please copy.) 21 BRODERICK. On _Sunday. 30 am. at Geors 1927, at 9 University ‘Hospital, after a long illness, ELIZABETH.T. BRODERICK. daughter of tha Tate John L. and Charlotte Harmon, Funeral from her late residence. B e noaay. Dagomber 31 st 8:30 "a'm.: thence to 5t. ‘Ann's Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. Rela: tives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20° BULWER. On Monday. December 19. 1927, ELTON T. BULWER. ~Funeral {rom the residence ‘of his sister, Mrs. Mary B. Clark, 4826 5th st. n.w., Wednesday. De- cembér 21. at 2 p.m. CAM. Monday. December 19. 1927, at Gar- fleid ‘Hospital," JOHN THOMAS CAM. be- | loved husband of Lyda Worthington Cam | beloved father of Mrs. Helen F. Tucker of Mystic. Conn.. and Miss Eleanor W. Cam of Bethesda, Md. Funeral from the varlors of A. J. Schibpert. 2008 Pa. av . on Wednésday. Decémber 21. at o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends invit- ed. Interment Glenwood Cemete: 20 CAM. _To, the, membership of Federal C Lodre F. December 20 0. 200 1. 0. 0. F. the death 4 JORN THO CAM Services e ioted by the lodge at Schippert funeral parlor, %‘20, l;:n lvvfl'nht 4I; n.w, Wednesday, cember :. 27, at 2 v G. G. WILSON Sec. '!T 'TS. On Monda; December 19 l‘?u at _his reiudrm 300 A st se.. ROBERT E.. beloved Lu'band of Hattie M Clements (nee Ferguson'. Funeral from his Tate residence. un Thursday morain December 22 at 8:30 am.. thence to Peter’s Chur ‘where mass will be sai 9 am. Friends and relatives invited to 2 tend COOPER. On Sunday. December 18. at 1 p.m., Pl ER ('OOPER of 1748 Ka dovoted husband of the late t nounced. ilson, Mrs. Alyes Duurloo, 3 Rolandus H. and Chauncey B.'Cooper. Ré mains resting at Moon & Allen’s funeral barlors. Funeral Wednesday from St rd st between G and H ats. n.w. lock.” Interment at Wood- lawn Cemeters. b DUNCAN. Departed this morning. December 16, 1 illness_ at his residence. ALBERT. husband of ANNA A. DU who_depgrted this ife on”Safurday. “De father of Maud V. Gabriel Dunecan, Fu neral on Wedneaday, December 21. &t 1:30 pm.. from John . Rhines & Co.'s fuperal chapel. 3rd and I st 20 PUNCAN, ' Departed this comber 17, 1027, at her residence. B W can, her Fonoral Wataesday December 2 nm.. from" John es & Co. funeral oh 35 ‘and Eve bla. aw: 20 . On Monday, December 19. 1927, a Fesidence. 79 H st. n.w.. WILLIAM & PRAHE Tiember of Colimbia Tybo- EFaphical Union. No. 101, Remains rest- ing at the funeral parlors of Walsh. 20 H st. n.w. Funeral Wednesdas. December 21.°at 3 pom. Interment Glen Wood' Cemelery’ vited LANAGAN. On Tuesday. December ' 20 1097 at 6115 am. at her rseidence. 203 Clarendon, ‘Va. NELLIE T (nee Bohen). a native of Meenoline Templeglantin. Connty Limerick Ireland. beloved wife of Joha J. Flanagan. Notice ‘of funeral later. ay. December 19, 1927, her residence. 485 Eyé ANNIE' GRIFFIN, beloved sister ic Kennedv. = Mass at St. Dom- Church. at’ 6th and K &ta._m.w.. morning at # o clock. for Teposs of her soul. Interment av Mount Ofiyet Cemetery. Entered intg vesf, on Tuesday . December 0. 1927, 3n Cighty-sixth vear. AGA HOLT. ‘widow of {ne Jate Bernard Towle Hanley” and he- loved mother of Mrs. John Daswson and e Alice’ Hanley. “Euneral services from her ‘late residence. 134 R at. n.e. Wednenday, Decemper 21, 1t 3:30 w'elonk. (Machias Me.. papers piease copy.) = JACKSON, On Saturdas, December 17. 1927, LBERT JACKSON. 'Funeral Wednesday. ecember 1. at 1 b.m.. from the W. nest Jarvis funeral pariors, 2222 Georgin ave. n.w LEWIS. E December. 18. 1927 Petersburk. Mrs BETTY LEWIS. the beloved mothe: Mrs. Susie Toney of 1114 22 4 uneral from the Gillfield Baptist Chu Petershurs, Va. Tuesday, December 2 pm Dearest mother thou art gone, The one 1 loved 0 well A chair is t in _my home That never can be filled. LLOYD, On Mondas, Decombe, ihe residence of Mrs M EDWARD on Friday life 927, after a briel Wednesday. 0'p.m. Interment ‘Con: ressional Cemetery. YD, A special communication of Osiris led for 1:15 p.m. Wednesday December 1 for the pury attendine the funcral of our late EDWARD A, LLOY P GARDNER. Master. UL L. Suddenly, on Saturday, Decem- ber 17 1027, JOSEPH LAWRENCE, be: ed hushand of Esther Martin. Funeral Tate residence, 32 9th_at. ednesday, December 1. at 8:10 thence to- 8t. Josenh Church. where s will be sung at 9 am. for the re- oul. Relatives' and_friends attend. ~ Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 McDONALD. On Tuesday. December 20, 1027 at Sivley Hospital. JOUX D ved hushand of 'Annié ‘E. MeDo Rineral Kervices’ at" hin® late resimmce: 5013 32nd st. s.e., Friday, December, at 10:30 a.m. rowE) On December 17. 1927. ANNIE GAN. beloved wifé of Dr. Frank T Povory and qunenter a Catierin. s {he Inte Peter’ Grogan Jate residence. 270 s Smore, Md.." on Wormadns e, 9310 oeloek, Reauiem high m: Ratherine's Chureh. at 105 rlocc, ment 1a S, Vincent s Comotery. g at @ at St Intex Perry & | Relaiives and friends, 1n- | Osiris | and | ¢ Funeral services will be conducted | duced a joint resolution to entitle all |© " | SMITH. who died at | 1y Beaths. PRICE. On Fridas, Decemver 16, 1 at Freedmen's Hospltal, EDWARD ~PRICE, devoted husband of Dorothy Price. son ot Lavinia P. Robinson and father of David and Dolphus Price. ¥uneral from 80 L BW. at 2 v Wednesday. Decom ROLLINS. Suddenly. ot evening December 19, 1927 at her home, 11 st si. e ANNIE CATHERINE ROLLINS Years. beloved wife of William 1. Rolfine e at & quiem mass at St. Cyr a.m. Interment m Mount Olivet Cem Departed this GERTRUDE SMITH _ (1 Williams) of Providence. R. T o _mourn “the'r loss a b Smith: thre Frederick and Louise two sisiers : a brothe Jife Decem! Wi nm\u'vn\‘ r 20, at his re ] e ARCHIE. 83 v i hiishand of the late Services December 19 19 ANN “beloved wife T. Wells, sc. Funeral above residence on Wednesday, De 21, at 930 am. thence Lo s Chuich Wisconsin ave. and w.. at 10 o'clock sald for the repose of her and friends invited. Interment Mount O vet Cemetery In Memoriam. ANDREAS. Tn sad but loving remembrance Of wur dear devoted davghter and hiace LOUISE ANDREAS. who departed this 1ife tan years axo today. December 20, 1917, We have only your memory, dea: Louise, o remember our whole Tife througn And you are the one we will never forget For we are always thinking of you HER DEVOTED PARENTS. JORN AND CLARA ANDR o DEVOTEI ATNT. OLGA HISCHORF. . ARNOLD. Sacred to me in the memory of iny Deloved ones. brother: JAMES .. and mother MARY ARNOLD. who eiiters eacefiilly into rest October 15. 1931, an i s 20, 195 re in the beantiful sunlight. ' 'the City's bright wal I'meet my loved ones When' 1 have answered God's call. PRISCILLA ARNOLD. * but_loving rememorance IDA F. BROWN, who five years ago, foday, . IWN i+ dea departed this December 20, 19722 A home on the beautiful hill ot God, By the Valley of Rest so farr, Some day, some time, when ous We shall that shore. HER _TWO MARY E DE task 18 beautitu! HTERS, DAR meet DEVOT PIERCE, you on NANC CAMPER of m dav. Detwmbe DEVOTED CAMPER W ANNON. In sad and loving memors of my \ear beloved husband. JOHN H. ON o devarted this iifc one sear aso today 1d of toil and sorrow 1 of erfect rest Gorl hay taken vori. dear husband May ¥ou now enjoy eternal rest Gone but never will be forgotten LOVING WIFE. FANNIE CANNON. CARROLL. In the memors of JAMES M CARROLL. Sr.. who departed this life De: cember 55 102 May the souls of all the faithful de- parted through the mercy of God rest in ve. DEVOTED WIFE., MARGARET B. RROLL. CROPP. Sacred to the memory of our dear. Iy beloved _daughter and sister. MARY GENEVA CROPP, who left us one vear 2o today. December 20. 1926 Anniver- sary mass at Church of St Vincent de Pail, given by the Children of Mary. Near the sacred heart of Jesus. Among the loved ones Dow at rest. Sheltered under the wings of the blessed ary. Rest. {oved one. rest THE FAMILY, * A tribute of love to the mem 1 garling mother. ISABELLE . who left us eight years ago, December 19, 1919, It_was midnight, Eight vears ago today, When the angel of death’came And stole our darling mother aw: HER _LONELY DAUGHTERS, BATTIE DELANEY DRIVER and MATTIE DE- GOODLOE. Tn sad but loving remembranc ‘early beloved parents who have gntered into, eternal rest. mother. ALICE NISON. who, died five vear azo 1 Tatner GEORGE tivelve years ago, Novem- A tribute of love to the memary wther, CARRIE A CAMPER years azo to FLORINE To the I of my day, De: A DENNISO bér 26, 1915, This day hrings back sad memories 01 Goved anes one to rest. And thote who think of them today Are'the ones who loved them best. TOVING DAUGHTER GOLDIE. * DENNISON. In loving remembrance of my devoted mother. ALICE S DENNISON B0 denaried this life iive Years axo foda December 20, & altiitul volfier: o Tovisiant B What a wonderful memory she has left hind. DEVOTED DAUGHTER PEARL. * DENNISON. ' In loving memory of my dear ‘mother. ALICE S. DENNISON. who entered into eternai_rest five years ago today. De- cember 20, 1032, Loved in life. remembered in death. LOVING DAUGHTER. EVA. * In sad but loving remembrance I fainer. GEORGE died "two vea HAYOND, December 20, 2 WIFE. DAUGHTER AND SON. * JENIFER. Sacred to the memory of onr Joved one. GEORGANA JENIFER. w entered_into eternal rest two years today. December 20, 19 We_were sad when you left us, Georgie, But Jesus knoweth best: He_took you home to be with Him, To have eternal rest. HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. * SMILER. Sacred to the memory of my de- Darted mother. MARY E. SMILER. wno i Iwo "years 2k toduy Decermber 20 s At rest. HER SON. * THOMAS. 1n loving remembrance of my dear o WILLIAM THOMAS. otherwise known a5 BILL BATLEY. who departed this /e Gne year ago today. December 0. 1026 You came home and lived just a litle while Goa "alled vou to_ Hie bosom. you an- MoTHER AN SRR, BLzABRTH AND PRESTON THOMAS WATSON. In loving remembrance of our dear father and husband. J. E. WATSON, who departed this life three years ago to- day, December 20. 19 WIFE AND CHILDREN. NERAL DIRM 'TORS. ESTABLISHED 18 JOHN "R"WRIEHT co. 1337 _10th St. N.W. __Phone North 47 P. A. TALTAVULL H. 9. TALTAVULL. Mgr, 26 3th SE; KV . 1879, 436 3th S RRANCR_0FFICE! CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 _EAST CAPITOL ST. T T. F. COSTELLO Ditor St NORTH 7978 Iose h F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\V, _Pnone West u6 V. _Fstanlished 1841 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connscied with the orizinal W. R. Speare establish- e 1009 H St. N.W. o b S meriv 940_P St. N.W. 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