Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 9

Open Evenings Until Christmas orn F Snaw &Co. UNIQUE JEWELRY 1316 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Just Above Dupont Cifele Rare—And the Ultimate THE EVENING HEARINGS ON D. C. BUDGET START SOON Simmons Plans to Take Up Finance Matters on Jan- uary 9. Hearings on the District appropri- ation bill ‘are to start immediately after Congress reconvenes, probably January 9, Representative Simmons of Nebraska, chairman of the sub- committes on District appropriations of the House appropriations commit- tee, said today. The first witnesses to be called will be the District Commissioners, Dis- trict Auditor Donovan and other bu- reau and division chiefs, who will be asked to explain the needs for the hundreds of items in the District OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'’S, 7th & F CLYE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS 4”’ 9th St. N W. yde J. Nichols, rom-m Vice l'mmm Secretary Phono Col 83“ in Design and W orkmanship is this, the smallest of platinum wrist watches — one-quarter snch wide. There are only four of these watches in America and two of them are here. A beautiful effect is obtained through the arrangement of round and Bag- ette diamonds in conmirast with the black ik cord bracelet. 'TUXEDO SUITS, $29 $35 Value. On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S, 7th & F E. 8 Zurhorst C. 8. Zurhorst, Jr. ‘Mode: ZURHORST Momcuuu Mitbury ‘l‘ ke, 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln n RALEIGH HABERDASHER SUGGESTS THE GIFTS A MAN WOULD CHOOSE FOR HIMSELF A store specializing in the apparel a man needs! Because ours is a man’s store and we serve men the year ‘round we are quali- fied to advise you in the selection of suit- able gifts. We have the things he would select for himself were he to choose Raleigh Neckwear Colors and pat- terns entirely out of the ordinary. . . . Silks from ce, England, Switzerland Aus- tria and Italy. A very special value. Imported Arabian Mocha or Genuine Buckskin Gloves. A useful and warm gift. ford Shirts box-pleat_center. An unusual as- sortment of beau- tiful brocades to select from. . All faced with Skinner’s Satin, « . . An excep- tional value at this low price, White Oxford Shirts Genuine Alpha Ox- with A wonderful value. Robes orted Flannel . vlide choice of i and dark sha ¢l. in candy or R man stripes. $15 Imp French Hose Interwoven and-wool smart new or kidskin—$5.50. Pad- d‘ed sole tan or black calfskin—$3.50. Pat- ent Leather Mules, $l. English $4. hose—$1. MEN’S FURNISHINGS—STREET hose, Windbreakers Fully lined, soft and pliable suede leather, in tan or gray, with knit- ted collar and cuffs. silk- in tterns and colau—-r 'S¢ and wool FLOOR RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street STAR, WASHINGTON budget, which total approximately $40,000,000. Chairman Simmons is spending the Christmas holidays in Washington studying the many District activities so as to as well informed as pos- sible_when the hearings are held on the District estimates. Mr. Simmons is making a personal inspection and study of a number of the District institutions, such as the workhouse and industrial schools. OFFERS GRAZING BILL. Phipps Wants U. 8. Forests Rented for Cattle Pastures. National forests would be utilized for grazing purposes under a bill prepared by Senator Phipps, Repub- lican, of Colorado. The measure will provide that a portion of the grazing fees would be used for range improvements and de- velopment of water resources in ald of grazing, while 37% per cent of the money would be turned back to States in which the national forests are located for road and school pur- poses. Secretary Work apgroves the meas- ure, which would not Interfere in any way with mineral or agricultural de- velopment, the Senator said Simon Atlas. 10 P.M. December phires set mounting. 13 AMERICAN AND BOYS’ CHAIN KNIVES. SAFETY Steel ....... Game Carvers ....... Separate Carving Knives. Rubberset, Whiting and Complete Assortment. . .. Focusing Search Lights. . 909 Pa. Ave. P SR SR SR S SR S N SR S A SR S R TR TR SR SR S SR SR SR SR S mmmwmm&a L D. C. THURSDAY IWagnificent! Three brilliant monds and two in a some filigree white gold What a gift this ring will make! Just §1 a Week! 1004 F STREET Alexandria, Va., Branch—818 King St. PAY ONLY 50c OR $1 WEEKLY! SCOUT KNIVES ....... PEARL HANDLE KNIVES. PRESS BUTTON KNIVES..... HUNTING KNIVES ..... 2 COMBINATION SCISSORS KNIVES. . ....$2.50 Up GOLD HANDLE KNIVES RAZORS i Jubilee, I. X. L., Wade & Butcher and Henkel Schick Magazine Razors—Gillette, Gold and Silver— Auto Strop, Gem, Enders TABLE CUTLERY Stainless Steel Knives and Forks. .$6.50 Up. Set of 12 White Handle Knives and Forks. . Mirror Finish Knives and Forks. Stainless Carving Sets .............. MANICURE SETS Blue, Green and Pink on Amber and Shell and Pearl $1.25 to $25 SHAVING BRUSHES 50c to $15 EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS WALFORD’S Cutlery Dept. MRS. RACHEL S. GOODHART DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Wife of United States National Bank Examiner Succumbs at Age of 53. Mrs. Rachel Smith Goodhart, 53 years old, wife of Richard Wesley Goodhart, United tSates national bank examiner, died at her residence in the Chastleton Hotel last night after a four-month iliness. A native of Maine, Mrs. Goodhart, the daughter of the late Comdr. Smith, U. 8. N.,, was brought to this city when an infant, soon after her mother died, and was the only child ever raised in the Georgetown Visitation Convent, it is stated. Her husband, Mr. Goodhart, in addi- tion to his position of bank examiner, is chief in charge of the receivership examinations, United States Treasury Department. Up to a few yvears ago he was treasurer of the Province of Bulacan in the Philippine Islands. Mrs. Goodhart is survived by her husband, a son, Richard Smith Good- hart, of this city; a brother, Frederick James Smith, of New York, and a ANNOUNCEMENT Atlas’ Sporting Goods Store will be closed until Monday morning, Decem- ber 26, on account of the death of Mr. For the accommodation of those customers who have made deposits on articles to be delivered for Christmas the store will be open from 1 to 4 P.M. on Friday, December 23, and from 6 to 24, with movements which we guaran- tee to keep time. A real bargain and a low price! Pay Only dia- P and- is Sturdy Watch For Active Men DECEMBER cousin, Miss Hortense L. Smith of Perryville, Conn. Funeral services will be private at St. Paul's Catholic Church Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Sy CAPT. RANKIN BURIED. Religious and Military Rites Are Held at Arlington. Religious and military services were conducted in the Arlington National Cemetery yesterday afternoon for Capt. George Rankin, 16th Infantry, who dled at Walter Reed General Hos- pital last Sunday. His widow, Mrs. Lenore J. Rankin, and other reiatives and friends attended. Chaplain John T. Axton, jr., at Fort Myer L‘Onducted the rengloua services and “taps,” the soldler’s “Good night,” was sounded by Bugler Cantin of Company H, 16th Infantry, at Fort Jay. N. Y., which was Capt. Rankin's last commanrl. Capt. Rankin was from Kansas, and during the World War served in the ":{rd Infantry in the operations in the Aisne-Marne and at Verdun. Since his return from France he served in Cali- fornia, Georgla, Texas, New Jersey and New York. He reached the grade of captain in July, 1920, THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Partly cloudy tonight; minimum temperature to- night about 29 degrees; tomorrow, increasing _cloudiness; not much change in temperature. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Virginla—Fair and continued cold tonight; tomorrow, increasing cloudi- ness. West Virginia—Partly cloudy to- tomorrow, increasing cloudi- not much change in tempera- Record for Twenty-four. Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 39; 8 p.m., 37; 12 midnight, 35; 4 am., 31; 8 a.m., 33: noon, 38. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.0! 30.08; 12 midnight, 30. DK 4 am 3010 $ a.m., 30.13; noon, 30.13. Highest temperature, 40, occurred at_2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 30, at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 40; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:11 a.m. and p.m.; high tide, 6:46 a.m. and 7 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:55 a.m. and 1:51 p.m.; high tide, 7:30 a.m. and 7242 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:23 a.m.; sun sets 4:49 pm. oceurred sets 4:50 p.m. Moon rises 5:56 a.m.; sets 4:43 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Various Cities. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:24 a.m.; sun | Dresde: MRS. L. S. CROMWELL DIES Widow of Rear Admiral Will Be Buried Tomorrow at Noon. Mrs. Lizzie S. Cromwell, 82 years old, widow of Rear Admiral Bartlett J. Cromwell and for the past 30 years a resident of this city, died at her home, 1525 New Hampshire avenue, Tuesday, after a short illness. She is survived by a sister, Miss Helen Huber of Philadelphia, and three daughters, Mrs. William Kilburn, Mrs. J. H. Sypher and Mrs. Needham Lee Jones. Admiral Cromwell died in 19017, Funeral services will be conducted at her residence on Friday at noon. Rev. C. Ernest Smith, rector of St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, will offi- ciate. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. Body Is Reinterred. remains of Capt. William Mayse, Union Army veteran and for nearly 30 years a resident of this city, who died in Peoria, Okla., Jan- uary 19, 1911, were reinterred in Ar- lington National Cemetery yesterday, with the ritual of the Grand Army of the Republic conducted at the grave. The body was removed from Urbana, Ohio. Capt. Mayse was employed in the United States Pension Office here for 15 years. His widow, Mrs. Sarah A. Mayse, resides at 606 Massachusetts avenue northeast. The SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Leviathan—Southampton Manchuria_—San Francisco cem hmmhcr 18 cember 10 5 DUE TOMORRO President Harding—Bremerhaven. Rochambean—Hayrs . Metapan—Santa Marta . " December 13 DUE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24. Monterey—Tampico .December 17 La Bourdonnais—Bordeai: Colombia—San Francisco. Lancastria_Southampton ' yndam—Rof Santa Elisa Valp nraisn _December 7 Maraval, Trinidad.. December 17 DUE SUNDAY. DECEMBER 25. Pastores—Port Limon Albertic—Liverpool American _Trader—Li Aurania—Liverpool Deutschland—Hambu Fort Victoria—Bermuda. . : Minnetonka—London December 17 DUE TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27. esden—Bremen_ . December 17 Drottningholm—Go Kenowis—San _Francisco Miuretania—Southampton ¢ Pennland—Antwern . . December 17 President Hayes—Marsel (around the world) December 14 Edison—Piraeus ... December 10 DUE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. Bolivar—Puerto Colombi .December 17 Osear TI—Copenhagen . ‘December 16 & Temperature. [ weuey Weather. 130807 cmeg o we Stations. 359y ++*gupIsos **'3q2ya asep 2 3 o0 = Ahllene Albany Atlant Atiantlc ¢ity 3 <u= =i ascuon e csise Castevg’s LW, &‘#&&W&‘#m&%fl&:&%& Cutlery for Christmas POCKET KNIVES ENGLISH MAKES .$1 to $1.50 U RAZORS ..$5 Up. Set of 12 ....$12 Up. Set of 12 veveasens<S1 to $18 .$1 to $7 Adams and other makes veee....$1.50 to $5.50 Main 8039 S ORI ORBOBE BB 13 BOILO I Lo D oD AU A TR 290305 G2 ON 25 = R B S OB BR DS DB BB DR SO R B0 LT B S O Y= S YO F st P P E P S Ee S S e T N e e 5110 OR300 290 IR LSIIBIIDIINL, SAIACSAIBICIRSES 130 Eai: o 0 L nrl on,, England. 3 rm clouas Bat Fouay Part cloudy Part cloudy Part _cloudy . today) erlin,” Sekhotm, mhmuur smm Gmnwmh i Horta (!‘u-n Azorse. SMALL AR’HC{‘E OF JEWELRY, noar Golo: rado ave and 14th st. Call Columbia a'uu between 6 and - WRIST WATCH -nd Dracelet, Dec. 13, near . 8th & K, Write full descriptign. e Box 203.V, Star ofico LOST. & onyx, on Sat. Dec, 17. [ fi?n: Pivher Framitnin ‘500" ffom 9-8. War hite fl‘)Dl. BULLDOG. mall, Browe, oo w 'Ls,n,::fln Vauban—Montevideo December 6 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Alfonso XIII—Corunna, ~ Santander Ammorican, Merchant—Plymouth and London. Coamo—San Juan and Santo Domingo Gity. Estonia—Copenhagen and_Dan: Brioniant Vs Baser Hdvana. Crstobal and San Francisco (around_the’ world). Santa_ Ana—Cristobal. Iquique and Val- varaiso. Araguaya—Bermuda. SAILING TOMORROW. Majestic—Cherbours and, Southampton. Minnesota—Boulogne and London. Munargo—Nassau. Luna-—La Guayra. Puerto Cabello and Mar- bo. l‘lr}-’rl—‘ Inagua, Cape Haytien and Port au rince. Megico—Havana, Progreso, Vera Crus and mpic Brld:emwn—l’ort au Prince, Cartagena and Puerto_Colombi Amnr—larumhn. New Brooklyn—A fver Delaware—Gibraltar. SAILING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24. Winifredian—Plymouth and_Antwe: Caleario—Queenstown and Liverpool. Letitia—Moville and Glaseow. sonia—Plymouth. Havre and London. A v Porto Rico—San Juan Tiyives—Santiago, Kingston and Puerto Bar- Calamares—Havana, Cristobal mon: Silvia—Halifax and St. John. Fort'St. George—Bermuda, bi-—Santisgo, Kingsion and Puerto rto_Plat: to Doming s Manl:c‘r’xrl lata, Santo Domingo City SAILING MONDAY. DECEMBER 26. Mexican—Cristobal and Pacific Coast. SAILING TUESDAY., DECEMBER 27. Thuringia—Queenstown. Cherbours and Ham- SAILING WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28. New York—Cherbourg, 'Southampton ~and amby Ancon—Port an Prince and Cristobal. Caracis—San “Juan. La' Guayra and Mara- i Fort Victoria—Bermuda, Metapan—Kingston, . Cristobal, Tombia and Santa Marta. Rochambeau—Havre. SATLING THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29. Ebro—Havana, Cristobal, Iquique, Valpa- raiso and Talcuhuano. Bourdonnais—Vigo and Bord Manchuria—Havana, . Cristobal ~ and San Franci 800 Momeref—fl‘vufl, Progreso, Vera Crus and Tampic San Lorenzo—San Juan. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i Modern Capel. Telsonons. _Main 2473 ESTABLISHED 1870 JOHN "R, WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. _Phone North 47. and and Port Puerto Co- n 8433, . VS on Z00h st. Reward. R'“-x’flgfiufigan“ ku ‘General Outdoor AdVH‘Hlll\l Co.. D ;‘! !m“ T T IN, Dbla¢ ck with wi ea - G Bl Decatur 30182 - {ern:ne looks like re lox : CHOW Do 378" wh.: childs Det: $10 reward for return or information lelflln‘ lo recovery._Please telephone Adams 004 COLIIE ‘mals, sable and white, ‘months art Answers to name R Y F“"}'f"‘mfm? return o 1081 8 n.w. or olll North_7850. o i < G— red fox _terrier: tag No. Drge: WV‘V‘-:(;::I aday night: brown ears, black spot o aide of Boturn 1o 5044 Reno hody. Lo 445: DOG, ~Germ: fohco marl ul bu:l and brown. Eelllrn 621 O st. n.w. Ll!nr%l e ward, 3 arked Stevens, on De- s 21" Cal Norin D270, : = NGLISH BULLDOG brindle, large: straye Trom63 Db $5 reward. Return above address. "24 FOX TERRIER. white: 0ot on tall: an- o TR R he ot "Nellle: ‘Freen” collar. 984 . ave. RRIER, wire-haired; reward. Tele- gr?gfixaTfiewmn Brewer. Cleve. 1348. or_In NE Capitol, Stone uounum to Robt. me ave. n.w. and_receive reward for same? P. A. TALTAVULL . J. TALTAVULL. Mer. 436 7th St. S.W. M 1879, NO_BRANCB OFFICE. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_372. T. F. COSTELLO 1724 N. Capitol St. NORTH 7978. Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC Bmc.l;g 3034 M St. i atapiished 1K4T. V. L. SPEARE CO. Netther tho successors of s with the original W. R. llv establish- 1009 T 5L RW, g';"‘ k. 6626. O B emerty 040 F St N.W. WILLIAM_ LEE. Fureral Dlrecigr ana saines “{::E{m'e'.fl‘.'...'.h...... u.m; te hrices. 532 Bac Ave. N.W. Call M. V385, W. Warren Taltavull 14th & Spring d. ___ Col. 464 MONEY. all ¥ Dills, December 21, North Cap- iy » 9th_and New York ;?i.‘%}dn? " car Geward. Phone Shepherd Tiver, o Jeathor B vicinity 50 Sasihew's Choreh o - Finder please return to 1791 Lanier pl. Apt. 43. PAIE OF BRACES FOR THE TEETH. Phone Adams_40¢ uwm:@mmmmm&zmmwmmmmmm&r Potwem ’fnm‘ d h:""m ste” % °r':'-b 5 ween an front"ot Congregational Church. P eain sirayed | 'E-z Week: 2nua PEES)AN ATk reward. 1314 Holly st. PMKETBOOK cnnhlnml 100. vicinity ‘215 Wargen belwun %“ ween comber Sar Revarn o above address of call POCKETBOOK, Monday. T h. drive l'l :?fz'fmf anse dgd,dryers Rt e, N Nick. Dignified. Eficient Servicy, Autonsbbils 82 Chapel. "Deal & Co. N! 810 8 st LINCOLN _8200. Timothy Hanlon 641 B St N.E Phone_L. 5543, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance ot B e 1623 Connecticut Ave. L 2 POTOMAC 4600 45yTsat seerL. FUNERAL DESIGNS. . patent, T iemm- Kanns, 2nd pm. Return st POLICE PUPW BT, dark grav, male. € mon i.| I e Md ln mrk Md. Shlph.rd E%cofln .'fl 556 all. blus friny 20, Adams 67013, flrumuzom Tane FRIST WATCH. white gold; fexible brace- gingeday night. in Post Office. near gnl%n Station or vi cinity; reward. Potomac R Rame Y Aune' 08 Tsavs Bulova wElu woid: i at Kann's: N Shemherd 3018, "% § PHOTOGRAPHE on car o g E E ihe avenue and ¥ nw. "0 *|exprESSIVE Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co. 1212 F St. GEO. C. SHAFFER PRAL ENBLEMS AT MOD. 6&"0’5‘1} Storc, ¢, 14th &'Iifl;e BLACKISTONE, 1407 'H Beautiful, Floral Desi, nsfiSS and u'. m —— AUTO OUTPUT DROPS. November Production Falls Far Be- low Figure for Last Year. By the Associated Press. November automobile production in the United States and Canada fell be- low totals for the same month last year and the preceding month this year. The Commerce Department an- nounced today that the vehicles pro- duced in the United States in Novem- ber numbered 133,202, as compared with 256,300 in November, 1926, and 219,610 in October, 1927 Canadian production for November was 6,617 cars, as compared with 9,828 in November, 1926, and 7,791 in October, 19 Cotton Research Asked. By the Associated Press. Research into potential uses of cot- ton by the Agricultural Department was sought yesterday in a bill by Rep- resentative Jones, Demm‘r'\l Texas, An initial appropriation for the work of $50,000 was asked. 3 Marviage. HOLMAN—STEWART. On Saturday, De- be. 1927 home, 0t the hrldel Jisier, Mia.Cx Fitzhug] Burke. i HE! BERT P.HOLM: A SToin o Wk Beaths. On_Thursday. December 22, 1 ice of her muzmarmuw Fitzhugh Ayre 03 M st ton. D. C.. M HABMFT 3 Edward F. AY Inter- miént” New Canaan. Conn. BEAL, Departed this life on Tuestay cemiber 20, at Gallineer Hn;])"ll ved AL et Funéral Priday, from, Hunter % 2024 Georgia V:‘N"thw.w }ggw;‘nnmfi & p.m A beloved huisband of Martha J. M. aged 73 vears. Funeral from il Tesidence, B Rhode Taland ave. now. Satur: day. December 2. at 11 am. Relatives and_ friends invited to ‘attend.” Interment at Oak =l (‘unel:n‘ 23¢ BOSTON. Wednesd: 047 MARY BOSTON dereiet™ lto *at Francis Hoston. daughter of Monty Coffes and sister of James Coffee. Remains rest. ine, ot the, Wy Ernest darvis Co Hunerai a 2309 e n.w neral hereafter. —_— no\n-lso o9, Tuesday, DwT‘m 20,1927, E is, fesilon-n. 442 1508 st. B8R PANC Vetoved b Dand Gt "Rlice Greenwell Bown Beloved father of Mrs, Ida A. Eakle. Mrs. Fistie 12 Khob: Ford, "Wilitin e snk den Bowes. Funeral fram his Iate dence on Friday. December 23, at am.: thence to 'the Church of the Gomiorter. where mass wll 'bo sald st a.m. ~Iiterment Mount Clivet Cemetery. Fricnds and meiaiiong UToiie to attend. (St Marys County, Md., bapers Dlonss 22 AVRES. f fu- Tesi. copy. BUEKE. On Tuesday, De 3t 1145 b at Carson's Hospiial s infant ‘sor of"Robert B. and Marion ‘B urke. o - g The, mombers of the Ladies' Cliff the death of 3 I P nUmu:LL Sec'y. cr, \nx Tho officers anc AR ‘“n officers and memhe'rl“?l !‘oro':E 0 mee! Bucemner 4374 0o of dorsoye Feiday. 15th and arrange for the funerat of D HARRIE’A’; CLARK. ature 1 p. Mount Carmal Baptiat cl Ao B e, IR Nor B columbia Temple. ® No.”45%: Ha Temples, are mvua armony and Love MAM: MARIE PIERCE Ffifl’!s:l‘l;ll ” ‘m'r COOK. On De be X N Ef leax;:‘ Funprhll Frldlg Dolegher CROMWELL. 1027, I Bartlef -nd ! o clock:flmm GOODWI. Suddenly. 20 1627. EDWIN fve’(}'fi'fl 300D1 shand of ‘th a L\th(:r of Eduin B0 d0ay2i0%% m .m. Mount Ol'vet Ce friends Imued 10 aitond On Wednes le MARTA ESTRLLE aped’ 2 A o SRR, a0 B sy 816 H st. ne. Inlermem Culpeper. WHR!OV On Monday. ARAH SON. devnud ohe leaves to day cem| Xrnm ‘her ]tla residen: mony Cemetery. o e1e% Intermenl 2& LEWIS. On Thursday. Y Notice of funeral later. MeDONALD. ,mzv [ smay ;m m iOHN gg-&. lna A8 eretl Fllnerll per\l 20133 3010:30 8.0 December, 2: S0 ig 3304 lf.’.z MILLS. On W;dn%flg mz3 3 {0SEPH un cmone‘&nrch mx?;‘u '14"""'"' mn:ux SMrs. AIJ%L k lntermznt s Depa 927, after Fiatter ;lf@ of ")l"h 3 ourn eil | Harrison T.'nu‘e'?‘ Green. Funera) S A e S lowves b erron g T 5 1be two sons, one sister. . from “Chapel. 755 }gelauvu and frlend. vited: Inte: ayne’s sze 9 becr %1 1027, alnl. " retatives i “intermin la Gardens Comotesy, RUFFIN, l},eplrted this _lite W l' l 192’ t 5 3 g.élos:. al. unfi imz\"it lnd f Ruffin, o W l:"nm Ja gmm Piag" geaner aturday.” Decembor 4, $addenly on Wedn, a swi ch:v. rnmn-uov Tue am T 1927, at his reildun 730 1E. 83 vears ol“el'sh be]t‘)\za3 l:l‘llbul‘l.‘d n Ghn\?uo'g“ Cometgry: Koeaport, Pa. bapers ploass sopb " 48C THOMPSON, On 927, ARCHIE Tuou‘gson P.R"e I, TImproved Order Geen: Great Counail. Dittrici ‘ot Calutabia, 1" reul sted 1o aseoziblo al th CAYLOR. Sachem. of Records. ¢ chapei at 2 W. B GARNEB. Fief W%LTE& w"h""r""" D C ill N ‘wi convaill ln leulon nf llirrnw at 7:30 oK gl ILLI rme%r’ of olx the Hereafl services at rm m " the A‘ %6 of xn Burk) 50 8 A Becnimed, a" L St. Domlnlc Ch ment at xuunt'om'?fh By order ot ™ Atest: JOHN WS, sHELBY. S0, Bxatied! gfih WENSTER. Departed this life Wedneaday. H p.m. . beloved' husl Webster anid oving Tather of Annts ren. Funer: aturday, 8,2 pm o Tom Mount Zlnn Martha dwin, _Charles, del Decgmber 24, “E" Chiurch, Tin wru‘n. Decomber, 10, 1927. Decenber 21, 10 nw l?wh‘ Horacs, Oscar. Clarence and Perey He lea o Bty l(nndl! id fetidence, nman s fourteen frlndchlldun nd oever %8, son of Edward Wech*? 3n flzmtim BENNER. In lvlnl' Treme ice. Lk "TA ?n I?fl. nmnb-niil in deth. DA g it o bt o our denr hus BLOCK. who de this mber 32, 1014, AND cnh.nu ix’"‘u‘&mwlr . LR Sr M Y. gur dear PRy, Who crossed, the unuc T%A l‘€