Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, [———[o|———=[o|c——=lal——01 1] Rescuing Old Chairs —from the oblivion of the attic calls only for a deft hand and a can of Reilly-endorsed Ask us about the right finish for the bit of furni- 3 to “revive.” We'll be glad to advise you. Specially Low Prices make Reilly's the most ical headquarters for paint supplies 8 HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS AND GLASS 1334 New York Ave. 6} —=|o|———=|o|l——=|o|c—— Every use. “Duco” for U. S. N. Deck Porch Floors Phone M. 1703 lection. " Men’s Men’s Clothing 74 Hart Schaffner & Marx 3-piece wool suits, in the I atterns that formerly 35, A great range of sizes though not complete. 97 Hart Schaffner & Marx Tropical Worsted Summer Suits. Were priced ts, in stripes, pl Values up to “ $10.85 striped flannel trousers that once sold Now reduced to 83 Tropical Worsted and Palm Beach “ $11.85 s of Imported Linen K long-wearing Summer Suits, merly priced to Now reduced to that sold to $2 sizes 36 to 46 ter Overcoat $24.85 ways sold for s are worths as 1 Men’s Hats ~ $2.35 sold for $5.00 now in the store reduc | Interior Decorator Survived by Son and Five Daughters. Funeral services for Gilbert A. Has- lup, 74 years old, for many years in the fnterior decorating business here, who died at his residence, 903 Quack- enbos street, Tuesday, were conducted at Emory Methodist Episcopal ~Church South, today at 11 o'clock. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Haslup was proprietor of an in- terior_decorating establishment at 1407 New York avenue. He was a member of Harmony Lodge of Masons. He is survived by a son, J. W. Has- lup of this city: five daughters, Miss Helen Haslup, Mrs. Marguerite Warrer and Mrs. F. G. Wait Awalt, all of this city; Mrs. Wil Stackhouse of Spartan- burg, S. C., and Miss Leanore-Haslup of Los Angeles, Calif; thi isters, Miss Alice Haslup and Mrs. Jaffa McGiffert f this city, and Dr. Isabelle Haslup Lamb of Poplar Hill, Md., and by two stepsons, H. E. and C. O. McCullough, bath of this CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. Bhle—altle—lale—=lal—r| Clearance Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Men’s Shoes Women’s Wear and Shoes Just before taking inventory, it is our policy to ‘“‘clean house” —to merge all short lines for quick clearance. This event offers greater values than ever before—every item in this sale is from our regular stock. Promptyre No exchanges—no refunds. JOIN RESERVE CORPS. Residents of the District of Columbia have been commissioned in the Reserve Corps of the Army as follows: John F. Collins, jr., 332 Fifty-seventh street northeast, as a second lieutenant of In- fantry; Richard E. Elwell-Onions, 1601 Argonne place, as a second lieutenant of Infantry: George W. Gardes, 1121 New Hampshire avenue, as a second lleutenant of Engineers; Joseph E. Helinrich, 2520 Tenth street northeast, as a second lleutenant, Signal Corps; Earl L. Kirchner, 5509 Ninth street, as a second lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Service, and James T. Moriarty, 1614 P street, as a second lleutenant of Field Artillery. John E. Waters of Berwyn, Md., also has been commissioned a second lieu- tenant of Infantry in the Reserve Corps. Saturday Store Closing at End. The practice followed by downtown retail stores of closing either part time or all day Saturday during the hot months will be discontinued by most business houses Saturday, it _was an- nounced today by Edward D. Sha secretary of the Merchants and Man facturers’ Association. All stores will be closed Monday in observance of the Labor day legal holiday. More than 100 have applied for en- roliment in the class in floral art at a Los Angeles Raleigh Haberdasher ~Washington's Finest Men's Store 5 Semi-Annual sponse assures best se- All sales final. 201 Pairs Men’s Nwelty Silk and Silk-and-lisle Hose, some are full fashioned. None sold for less than $1.00 per pair. Furnishings or b2t it " G5 sizes Fine Shirts, An assort- broadcloth and woven oxford cloth shirts very much both neckband and collar-attached models, in all sizes small range of uhf“‘.‘l $l 15 all season at 87 Pull-over White Rib Undershirts, in demand 55C All clean stock. All sizes 117 Pairs Shorts, very colorful and popular numbers that we have sold much higher prices. A good selection and D. to Shirts. Imported All sizes. Smart novelty 85 a4 quard madra patterns ... { C plete and collar at- beautiful, 8 Beach Robes, s most- $l 95 17%1.85 143 French Linen Handkerchiefs, S g Now reduce: Short patterns. selling Iy medjum Union Suits, from ost underwear L ) Suits, fine light- and oisettes. 31 Men's Silk om our own lines " $1.05 1il-fashioned 51 Pairs Paris sells for Single grip, Tue 65C sell for 50c¢ 47 Handmade Silk Neckties. Originally §1.50. Pleasing that always 29c reduced to fast color. Stripe in hand-rolled edge. A re- b markable value at ....... 55¢ widtha. to Garters, wide web, 17 Pairs English and Domestic Golf Hose, neat 1015 and 11 451 Imported ill-over and hut and genuine of them are English Broadcloth, attached and Tailored to our awn specification and absolutely guaranteed to be exchanges. patterns. Values to $8.50. Sizes $2 95 Alpha cloth collar neckband shirts, a most outstanding value Sizes 17% . With 7¢ v $1.85 Golf Hose, solid Fine 1 b 9B d fo kid and tan reduced to. American Ho- Pure A chosen lot of pumps _in the Sizes 244 to Now reduced to Shoes A group of 12 shoes consisting of the three popu Yajamas, a ¢ tion Jar models—straps, oxfords and utiful pumps in patent leather, colored to $39.75 calfskin—have been duced to .. o - M 13% to $ 18 imported tweed travel coats that $5975 now reduced to y 21 fur-trimmed Women’s e $79.50 to $149. reduced to pairs of women's wear. Stetsan oxfords and various materials ROBERT S. STROBEL. Chilean, Wed 14 Times, Dies. SANTIAGO, Chile, August 30 (.— Juan Pablo Rifo, 90, died yesterday at San Carlos. The widow who survives him was his fourteenth wife. Men’s Shoes For bhoys or men with small feet—a group of shoes in all colors and materials in a size range from § to 7, widths A, B, C Now reduced $4 85 40 pairs of men's shoes in high and ™ $1.95 A wonderful selection of men's shoes in the tan and black leathers manu- factured low cut. 8,9, 9%z, 10, 1017 and 11 ! $4.85 A number of pairs of men's Stetson oxfords calfskin. An incomplete size range 3 causes this shoe that formerly sold Bhists, ‘solil seolors for $1350 to be now and neat patterns. Collar attached and collars tp match. Vilver up o5t $5.95 reduced t0...0000e Women's Wear Owing to the fact that the reduc- tions on these coats are so great and that the ramge of sizes is incomplete all sales will be final. No refunds, wo $19.75 $39.75 50 Summer dresses of plain and fig- chiffons aré Priced from $19.75 vor = 00 $19.75 43 Knox straw and felt hats 1 $2.00 ured crepes also included 30 afternoon dresses Were $39.75. w reduced to duced to 4 rml-'v $l‘45 to $16.50, . ROBERT S. STROBEL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Services at Sister's Home Will Be Conducted at 2:30 0’Clock—In- terment in Cedar Hill. Funeral services for Robert S. Strobel, president of the Southwest Citizens’ As- soclation and member of the Citizens' ‘Advisory Councll, who died at his resi- dence, in the Latterner Apartments, Tuesday night, will be conducted at the residence of his sister, Miss Emma T. Strobel, 613 Sixth street southwest, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. In terment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Born in this city September 2, 1875, Mr. Strobel had been a lifelong resi- dent here. He conducted a plumbing business at 441 Eighth street south- west for more than 30 years. He was a past great sachem of the Improved Order of Red Men, a mem- ber of Amity Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and a member of the Washington Council, Junior Order of American Mechanics. He was very active in the business development of the Southwest. Mr. Strobel was a member of the Society of Natives and was a trustee of the Maryland State Firemen's Association. He attended St. Mark’s Lutheran Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Carrie H. Strobel; his daughter, Ruth A. Strobel; his sisters, Miss Emma T. and Dr. Julia H. Strobel of Washington and Mrs. Mary A. Downs of Middleburg, Va., and these brothers: Joseph N. and James 1. Strobel of Washington and Luther William Strobel of Cherry- dale, Va. Power Company Sued. The Potomac Electric Power Co. was sued yesterday for $25.000 damages by Mrs, Selina Cross, 825 Tenth street northeast, for alleged personal injuries. She says she fell over a pile of dirt and debris from an excavation by the com- +| pany at Seventh and F streets north- east, January 25, and sustained serious injury. The debris had not been prop- erly guarded, she asserts. Attorney Simon Hirshman appears for the plaintifr, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly fair, slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair and cooler. Maryland—Showers tonight, cooler in central and west portions; tomorrow fair and cooler. Virginia—Partly cloudy, with showers tonight and probably in southeast por- tion tomorrow morning; slightly cooler in northwest portion tonight and in north and west portions tomorrow. West Virginia—Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight; cooler in west portion tonight; tomorrow fair and cooler, Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 9¢; 8 p.m., 85; Barometer—4 pm., 2097; 8 pm, 29.99; 12 midnight, 29.98; 4 am., 29.95; 8 am., 29.98; noon, 29.95. Highest temperature, 94, occurred at 4 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 75, occurred at 6:15 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 85; lowest, 56. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 1:31 am. and 2:08 p.m.; high tide, 7:20 am. and 7:48 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:17 am. and p.m.; high tide, 8:05 am. and 8:31 The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:3¢ am.; sun sets 6:42 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:35 a.m.; sun sets 6:41 pm. n;omnxg;:]s 15151 pm.; sets, 4:43 am. uf e lamps to light - half hour after nupx;.ut. 2 St o Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- r::o. Rivers both muddy this morn- Weather. in Various Cities. Stations. Abllene. Tex . Albany, N Y. Atlanta. Ga. Atlantic City Baltimore. Md. irmingham B k, N. D - Bt.clouds clou Cl . loudy 03¢ Gloudy o Glear 1.50 Gloudy . Clear 't cloudy teloud ; Btcloudy 0.94 Gloudy . loudy 2.82 Pt.cloudy ! e r S2228BRELE SCdBNs2eE2E SaR2saz22082 s joago, Clucinnatt.Ohlo Cleveland. =2323522:88 S2usaeasaases 05 322 'aso, Tei Galveston. Tex. Helena, Mont.., BEESS8828LL LSy 23333232338288:32822! Huron.'S. Dal Indianapolis.Ind Jacksonville.Fla. Kansas City.Mo. Los I oar . Pt.cloudy lear 0.08 Pt.cloudy ... Clear Cloudy ear i6 Cloudy Clear 25 homa ' City. gmana. Nebr. . tladelphia Pa hoenix. Ariz . PR R R L 8828 uts, Paul. Minn. attle. "Wash m. Greenwich time. todag) rature. Weather P " Bart clovdy r ri cloudy t cloudy o Bweden 00 8 TNoon, Greenwich ‘time. t Horta ‘(FayaD; Arores... 8 Our lll;fll,\ u Hamtlton, T o an Juan, Porto Rico... 80 Part cloudy Havana ki rt cloudy A SUM OF MONEY o North ¢ s turn 1713 reward e e FOLD, permit, Biks' pasy . otc. Return 2009 14th’ st._receive reward. 3 BROOCH.-Gold _ setting of topas and 4 pearls: between Walter Reed Hospital and 737 Butternut st. Owner, Mra. W Georsin 3806 _Reward. _ BRO OH, fo diamond. Rewas CAT-Large black and brown female, \inusunl markings on face. . Liberal for return to 1600 37th st. n.w. or inform tion. Phone Potomae 3884, CHARM, Masonte, vicinity” of tol or 13th st._ Main 4650, Br. 3 COLLIE, light brown, ans to name of Jolly’") (aE No. 6387, Reward.' Polomac CQOLLIE. white and tan, clipped. named jeauty " ' Va. tag No. 12440, Call O endon 183-W-1.__Heward. _50° —Female. brown Pomeranian: in vicin- " o dolin-Gllen Eohe Reward” Hrad- ley 203-F-11 ¥ 30% EYEQOLASSES - 8| near Reward POUNTAIN PEN, blu at_and 1408 N. Y. g 8 PRENCH BULLDOG, male. dark ~ brindle body, white mountings on necly white stripe down face, green collar, Reward if returned to Mrs. Willlam D, AL Qraystons Rook Creek Park. _Clev. 6330 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ' TODAY. A lawn fete for the benefit of Holy Rosary Church debt fund will be con- tinued on the church grounds, Third and F streets, at 8 pm. The Holy Rosary Church Band will play. To be repeated tomorrow. The Council of Administration Aux- illaries to the United Spanish War Veterans will meet, 8 p.m., at 921 Penn- sylvania avenue southeast. Alice Hutchins Drake will review “The Lyric South,” an anthology by Clar- ence Addison Hipbard, 8:30 p.m., at the thw:;h Community Center. Public in- vited. Patriot Order of America, Camp No. 4, will give a card party, 8:30 p.m,, at Woodman's Hall, 24 Grant place. FUTURE. ‘The Book Review Club of the Jewish Community Center will meet Septem- ber 6, at 8 p.m., at the center. Louls Spiegler will review “Political Be- havior," by Frank R. Kent. Public invited. The Loyal Knights of the Round Table will meet for luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. at the University Club. Judge W. W. Warwick will speak. A card party for the benefit of St. James' Church, Thirty-seventh and Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier, Md., will be given tomorrow evenin; in the soclal room of the church. BODY REMOVED TéDAY. Judge James F. Smith to Be Rein- terred in San Francisco. ARNOLD, CHARI €. On Tyesdsy, M Rust 28, 1928, at his residence. 3314 Nichol ave. s.e., CHARLES C., beloved husband of Jennie ‘A" Arnoid (née Heflernan). FPu- neral from the above residence on Friday, August 31, at 10 am. _ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Consressional Cemetery. WILLIAM J. WARD. Suddenly on 30, 1928, af his residence, 17 Locust Hyaltsville. Md.. WILLIAM J. WA Mary E. H. Bayly. Interment at Emanuel Episcopal Church, near Delaphane, Va.. 1 p.m.. Saturday, September 1. Masonic services at the grave. Relatives and friends invited. (Virginia papers please copy.) 31 BLACKISTONE, JANE CATHERINE. De- parted this iifc on Monday, August 27. f her daughter, a f other relatives and friends. Remains to_be resting at her late resic dence 1331 Wallach st. n.w., on_Thursday. Puneral services on Priday. August 31, at 8t A hureh, where mass will 33 . beigved wife s H. Busey. Fu- neral from_he nce, 1912 14th s.e.. on Satu 1, at 10:30 ited. Inter~ CLARKE. THOMAS J. On Wednesday, Au- 1928, THOMAS J. CLARKE. be- loved ‘son of Ella and the ate John Clarke, ¢husband of Maria L. Clarke, father of Raymond H. and Wililam and brother of John W., Julius C. and Walter A. Clarke. He also’leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Friday, August 31, at 2 pm. from the W. Erne Funeral parlors. 2222 Georgia ave. 0. CURTIN. JOHN T. On Wednesday, August 29, 1928, at his residence, 616 H st. s.W.. JOHN T.. heloved husband of Mary E. Curtin. ~ Puneral from his late residence on Priday. August 31, at 8. to 8t. Dominic's Church. w be sung at 9 am. Rela invited to attend. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. HERRING, WILLIAM C. On Wednesday, Au- gust 29 1928, at_2:20 p.m.. WILLIAM C HERRING, aged 73 vea loved hushand Doualas s . geptember 1. at 2 p.m. friends_invited fo aitend ‘The body of Judge James F. Smith, prominent jurist and former Governor General of the Philippine Islands, who died June 29 at Emergency Hospital {rom a heart attack, will be removed to gu{:w krn‘;nncl.sg ';hu afternoon at 3 ‘c] rom mporary resti; lace at Mount Olivet Cemetery, A%‘L\B{l{y escort will meet the train and accom- pany the body to the burial grounds. Judge Smith for many years an asso- ciate justice in the United States Court of Customs & Appeals, also served as a brigadier general in the United States &:fiw. He was 69 years old when he PR e WILLIAM C. HERRING DIES. Former Lynchburg, Va., Resident Succumbs to Long Illness. William C. Herring 72 years old, df at his residence, 2501 Douglas m;«: northeast, yesterday after a long illness. Formerly of Lynchburg, Va., Mr. Her- ring was a member of the Odd Fellows there. He had been a resident of this city for the last three years. He is survived by a son, Wirt K. Herring, and by three daughters, Mrs. O. K. Stanley, Mrs. W. J. Stewart and Mrs. W. E. Hough, all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted ;t ch]¢ ;uldlence Saturday afternoon at o'clock. nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. S i Births Reported. John B {nd L ARIR, st ton Benlamin and Pauline B "Sacks. “boy. YAinan and Betts Wiesman: bor ames L. and Mation Whetzel by s . an G A e Edwin ‘Estalle At Matne e rl 8 Diczs, girl. ing G, Burke, girl. ik wir! i than an Harry and Jepnie "oy John L. an "Liveli, bo. Rlioiohis P and Mabe'T. Be Flovd ana Marear jor. wer " ror Oscar add Ruth Peterson. Hiri. © - ot Marriage Licenses. Ma: roy,.’,',;:n licenaes have been {ssued to the ames D. Strauss, 3 - piller, 19, "both o vork, Yo, ew t W. Conway, d Vi T noth of MoFsantowhs W Va: Rev. Henry' Manks John Jackson. 20. and Frances E. Grady. en. 20 Rev. am Williams, nd, 58, and Anna Kreiger. 0, Gl Baltimore.” Md.; fit R iader. 27. Brooklyn, N. Y.. and ckney 4. 23, this ecity; Rev. Job Edmund L. D . 33, - nopdmund L. Diugensky, 32, and Grace Ar. aders. 10, (hia sity, ang Adel Newurte N3 MRt ohind e, Armstrong. 21, and 3 Niehmond. Va': Rev. Jomes T P. gmoot. 36, Favetteville. N. C.. and Ma ug%" Blilerison So. Chariotte: : V. Fults, Ibrittan, 44, and Lottie Gasken, Michuel’ A WHght. 33, and M E ichael right. 33, an aret E. Turner. 18: Rev. Julius 8. Can S Cyrus R Creveling, 30. and Edith L. Rill, e 23. Rev. Jason N. Plerc e Deaths Reported. Jacob J. Locher. 74. 1136 25t adrences A, Juckson, 73. u!’ahl* o Americk. 70. St. Eliaabeth’ T TR N i e T Pt 1d. 63. 603 Irving st. 101 8. P 1d R i, Broyldance foaotal B. Harbough. 30, Homeopathie Fos- Henry Bovd. jr. 3. 1000 K st. n. Georse Smith. 0. Gallinger Hosital, ter Holmes. 49. Emergency Hospital Eunice Wilson. 30. Freedmen's Hospital. Catherine Winston. 25, 116 Madison court. Robert T He FUNERAL DIRECTORS. successors of nor conmected 1 W._R. Spears establish- 1009 H St. N.W. 0 N.W. Succeeding the otmnu. 'W. R. Speare Co. 1&5 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 _yrs. . 48 at M0 F st Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St NE ljuohm Modern__Chapel Quick, Dignified, Efcient Service, PO T odamrdy Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Lynchburg. Ch lottesville and Roanoke. Va.. pavers o) c HOLLIDAY, AGNES V. Departed this life after a short illness Tuesday, August 28, 1928, AGNES V.. beloved daughter of James and Mary Holliday, She leaves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives and_friends. Funeral Friday, August 31. at 9 am. from her late residence. 715 Greens court n.e. Interment Mount Olivet. SMITH EUGENE, Suddenly, on Thursday. Au . 1928, at Providence Hospital. E_SMITH, beloved son of William A and Elizabeth D. Smith (nee O'Neill). Funeral from his late residence, 34 R. I De., Saturday. September 1, at & thence to St. Aloysius Church, where m mass wili be said at 9 a'm for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 31 STEPHENS. JOSEPH. Oficers and mem- bers of Morning Star Lodwe, No. 40, I. B. P. O. Elks of W.. are hereby notified to meet in a session of sorrow Thursday, August 30. 1928, at 8 p.m. at the Elks' Home, 1536 15th st. n.w.. for the purpose of arranging for the funeral and burial of our iate deceased brother. JOSEPH STEPHEN FRANK A, LEWIS, E. R. Attest: FLOYD C. PAYNE, Sec. STEWART, ELIZA BOWIE. August 28, 1928, WIE STEWART. widow of the a0, B 2T e n v Relauves ana , T8th an *'nw. Relative friends invited: o 3" STEWART, ELIZA BOWIE. All members of the Ladies' United Reapers’ Society are asked 10 attend the funeral of Mrs. BLIZA BOWIE STEWART, Priday. August 31. 1928, at 2 p.m., from Nineteenth Street B Shurch. . LEE, MATILDA C. HARRIS. Rec. Sec. STEWART, ELIZA. Golden Leaf Saciety an- nounces the death of Mrs. ELI STEW ART. Puneral Priday. August 31, 19 at £,m. fiom Ninelewoth Sireel Baptist MBS, PAULINE MARSHALL. Pres, MRS. MARIE L. JOHNSON, Sec. i STRAUCH. ABRAM L. On Wednesday. Au- gust 3. 1028, at his residence. 1806 Ist i, nw. ABRAM L. STRAUCH. formerly of Moorestown, N.”J. Funeral services at above address on Saturday, September t 3 p.m._ Interment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. 31 STROBEL, ROBERT §. On Tuesday. August w 1 at his r}fl%tnce. ROBERT 8., be- ved husband of Carrie H. Strovel and father of Ruth A. Strobel. Funeral from the reside: f his sister, Miss Emma T. Strobel, 613 st. sw. on Fri- Susus :30 p.m. Reiatives and riends invited. Interment at Cedar Hill etery. (Maryland papers please copy). OBERT S. Tuesday. August OBERT STROBEL. Teat k Funeral services sw., on FPriday afternoon, at 2:30 All, members of the Improved ed Men reauesied to attend. M. ALEXANDER. G. C. of R. * ROBERT §. Members of Loga . §. Improved Order of Rea'fe {0 meet at hall Thursds 28. & st. 'elock. Qrder of W. August 30. 1 3 pm., & ke ar- Tasements ‘or (he tukeral ‘of "our: late brfl&r. P. G. Sachem . ROBERT 5. M MORIATY. Sachem. WILLIA! C. L. LEVIS. C. of R. STROBEL. ROBERT. Chiefs and members at | EDITH TICE. Keeper of Records, | TAYLOR. ELLA A. Departed this lfe Tues- day, Aul{:l 28, 1928, at 345 ELLA (nee Brandt). beloved dsughter of Matilda and the late Simon It: loving sister of Lols and Matilds Le nd aunt of Raymond, Gladys H T dhl{ltrll Ir:n‘\d her ‘h(l g";'f at 13 o'clock. Relatives \nl friends ta- vited. - 0* | TAYLOR. JOSIAH. On Tuesday. August 28. from mnnml:&finll Cllultk 13th and V se. on rrm-{, August 31, 3 p.m Relatives and friends invited. terment Christ Church Cemetery, Clinton, Md. Re- mains at the chapel of Thomas F, Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. s.e. 30 TOTTEN. MARGARET. On Wednesdax eve- nl;\ . August 29, 1928, at_her residente. 1131 Lamont st. nw.. MARGARET - Ber 1 at 3 oclock. " 'MDLAN% ALBERTA MEADS. Departed this life Wednesday, August 3%¢ 1938, after a short iliness, ALBERTA MEADS }lnd. e fe . She four brothers and friends. Remains at Frazier's parlors. Tst. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. RIORIE. Sacred to the men- of MARJORIE ARCHER (nee Sul- livan). who feil asleep in Jesus six (6) years ago today. August 30, 1923 Asleep in Jesus. peaceful rest. On_the hiliside in Glenwood. Where the flowers gently wave. There my darling Marjorie’s sleentng. In her lone and silent bed Jegup, keep my darling Marlorie %t 1°Teach” the heaveniy shore: Tign. O Jssus, let Mg have her. love her as I did befo; HER LOVING AND DEVOTED MOTHER { s, Tenn.. papers please copy.) * BELT. EMMA POWELL. In sad and loving [Smembranee of our doar sister, A PO T, who Passed away one year ago today. August 30. 1927 How we miss the gentle footsteps Of the one we loved so dear. 0({2 Jisten 1 T coming, ng_sure she is near. LoVING "BROTHEN AND ‘§iETHR, waL- TER AND GRACE POWELL. BERRY, MADISON F. Passed away three years ago today, August 30, 1935 Prom this world of pain and sorrow To the lrnd of Peace and rest God has taken you, dear father, Where you found eternal rest. HIS QTED CHILDREN.' PRANCES SPRIQGY, SADIE NELSON AND SON " 10K. . GAMBLE. MENRY W. In sad and lovine memary of owr loving son and brother. HENRY W. GAMBLE. who died two years ey st 30. 1928 FATHER. MO SISTERS AND BROTHER. . HARLOW, JOANNA. In loving remenbrance of our dear mother. JOANNA HARLOW. Who departed this life ohe year ago today. August 30, 1927 HER DAUGHTERS. * No! FRANK J. In loving remembrance dahr husband and our dear father RA! TE, who de- and brother, FI J. N@ _816 H ST, NE Frank Geler's Sons Co. VN Tae Tinolaprione_Maiin 2473 JOHN R. "wfil:dirr co. 1337 10th St. N.W, h 47 1, A SATITOL 0% .. COSTELLO “*Joseph F. Birch's Son ’ U.IAA.G BIR( l' 3034 M St. N.W. 'fim,.:t parted this iife so suddenly nine e today. August, 30 1910, Masses at Joseph's Church and St. Mary's Chureh, in Annapolts, Md May his_soul rest HIS LOVING WIFE AND Mausoleums OESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR EPHONE lLLUS"IA‘\"‘l'B IOOKL:'?. ® BANYAd founatt beg, ‘ii’“x.‘@‘&%ux‘n Tatk FUNERAL DESIGNS. MAIN 2568 it ;.‘ foth ias g gon.ugtiye ) BOOK. Wit a v 1310 F Street %f”fi% o v, .. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H R e —— - R o e s . : RN N E RN EE R AR R R NN ; i il Horal e