Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1928, Page 7

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Just phone— Perry & Walsh Morticians Main 984 1670 5th SLNIW, STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. SEPTEMBER 9. 1928—-PART 1 sufferer from physco-neurotic ahell shock” in discussing the breaking of her engagement to the well known Broadway figure, who last night was taken into custody by Alexandria police and held for a sanity examination. Following a call at Miss Rodgers’ home in Alexandria last night, where he was denied the priiviege of talking to her, Merry was found walking along the river front, poorly dressed, waving his arms and acting irrationally. He has been committed to the city jail pending further investigation of the case. ““Mr. Merry was terribly shell shocked while serving in France,” Rodgers, “and although everything has been done to restore his health his case is regarded as hopeless by all his friends, and little remains to be done to aid him. Served as Orderly. “He served as an orderly for Gen. Cornclius Vanderbilt prior to going overseas. and upon his return Gen. Vanderbilt took a friendly interest in Arthur and even sent him to a hospital | at Tupper Lake, N. Y. At one time he was stationed at Fort Humphreys, Va. “I first met Mr. Merry at a party | givem: for newspaper men the opening night of the revue, “Keep Shuffling,” for which I wrote the song hit “Har- lem Rose.” He became interested in my work and asked me to write the lyric for a comedy, “Cease Firing,” which | he was writing. I consented, and later | agreed also to play the lead. “Through our professional relation- ship we became fast friends, our friend- ship finally resulting in our engage- ment to be married on the stage the opering night of “Cease Firing,” which would have opened on Broadway last month had plans materialized. “Plans progressed smoothly until onc night in July when Mr. Merry burst into the apartment of the producer, Andy Wright, and created a very un- pleasant scene before a party of friends, including myself, Mrs. Wright and sev- eral persons who were financially inter- and had gathered said Miss | t; hear the music I had written for the show. “Although Mr. Merry had one stage success, ‘The Third Degree,’ and his | first part of ‘Cease Firing’ was excellent, his work suddenly took a turn for the | worse and plans for producing his work were abandoned. On several occasions thereafter he threatened the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Wright as well as my own. “I determined to break our engage- ment. Despite this Mr. Merry continued to worry me, even coming here to my home on several occasions to effect rec- onciliation.” Among the papers found on Merry’'s person was one relating to a decree of absolute divorce granted his former wife, Catharine Mathison Merry, in the Superior Court of ¢ Middlesex County, Conn., on June 23, 1924. Mrs. Merry charged her husband with “intolerable cruelty.” HARD FIGHT IN NEW YORK IS CONCEDED BY MACHOLD LOCUST VALLEY. N. Y., September 8—H. Edmund Machold, chairman of the Republican State committee, to- night told Republican workers they had a hard fight on their hands to carry New York State for Hoover and Curtis. The statement was to 1,000 campaign workers, gathered at the annual poli- tical clambake, given by F. Trubee Davison, Assistant Secretary of War, at his estate here. e “It’'s no use fooling ourselves” Mr. Machold said. “We all want to see this State go for Hoover and Curtis this Fall, but let us look the facts in the face. We must admit we have a hard fight on our hands, but if we limecvi the hting spirit into our campaign, I am gugrv thgls %tate, as usual, will be found in the Republican column on Novem- ber 6. Chinamen of Manchuria are adopting the Western cowboy style of hat. EE 110744 pm.: high tide, 3:32 | | THE WEATHER | winds. morrow; somewhat warmer today. Records for 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 60; 2 am. 57; 4 am., 56; 6 am, 57; 8 am, 58 10 a.m. 66; 12 noon, 70; 2 p.m., 73: 4 pm, 75; 6 pm., 73; 8 p.m, 66; 10 p.m., 61. Highest, 75; lowest, 56. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 75; lowest, 67. Tide Tables. Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide. 10:30 am. and| .m. and 4:07 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:30 a.m. and 11:46 pm.; high tide, 4:42 am. and 5:13 pm. The Sun and Moon. " ;l'od-v—-sun rose 5:44 am.; sun sets | :26 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:45 a.m.; sun | sets 6:25 p.m. Moon rises 0:35 a.m.; sets 4:11 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Wates Harpers Ferry — Potomac, muddy; Shenandoah, very cloudy. Weather in Various Cities. erature.~ Precipi- . Min. 3 Pri. Sat.p.m.to urday. night. 8p.m. 8p.m. very Baltimore, Md,. . Birmingham. Ala. Bismarck, N_Di Ghio. Chevenne, Wyo. | Cieveland, Ohio. Davenport, Towa. Denver. Colo. Des Moines. Io Detroit. Mic Duluth. Minr, | El Paso. Tex .. Galveston. Tex. Helena. Mont. Indianapolis | Jacksonville. | Kunsas_Cits | Little Rock.” Ark: | Los Angeles. Calif: | Coutsville. K. Marquette, Memphis, Miami. FI Mobile. New Orleans. New York, N. Y. Norht Plaite. Nebr. Omaha, Nebr. Philadelphia, Phoenix. Ariz Pittsburgh. P Portland, Me avans for desert travel. ki um| and v.’,’;.:,’,‘;:igfiumlod,‘;’*,fl'".),:.‘.‘gm,; are taken by air to Kabul, capital of warmer today; light to gentle variable | Afghanistan, a distance of more than 700 miles.in a country swept by sand- | West Virginia—Fair today and to- | storms el o e, or eight hours, the caravan from 25 to | Planes Conquer Desert. PARIS.—Airplanes are replacing car- From Tash- end, capital of Turkestan, passengers The air journey takes saven | 30 days, the Soviet embassy there says. | Giraffes are delicate and subject to many diseases in northern climates. Caring for them in captivity is one of the most difficult tasks for animal keepe Cards of Thanks. DE MARR. MATTIE. We wish to thank our relatives' and many friends for the flowers and kind expression of sympathy during the illness and death of our mother and wife. MATTIE DE MARR (nee Lowe). (Marlboro. Md.. pavers please copy.) HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND HUS- EMMERT. FRANK R. 1 wish to express my sincere thanks and deep appreciation for the kindi of friends and relatives during the iliness and at the death of my husband. MRS. REGINA EMMERT. * FREEMAN. JAMES W. We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy at the death of our loved son and brother. JAMES W. FREEMAN. MRS M. A. FREEMAN, MRS. SADIE P. BOYD. . Draths. BROOKS, HENRY C. Departed this life Sep- tember'8. 1928, at 162 Brvant st. n.w.. at 7 p.m.. HENRY C. BROOKS, devoted hus- band of Annie E. Brooks. loving father of John Brooks, Rosa Jenninas, Lillian Brent. Effie Gaskins. Adele Moon.' Sadie Dobson and Henry Brooks. He also leaves a host of friends. Remains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis funieral parlors. 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. BROOKE. JOHN WALTER. Suddenly. on Friday. September 7. 1928. at his residence. Silver 'Hill. Md., JOHN WALTER, beloved son of Johin H 'and the late Alice Brooke (nee Selby). _Funeral from abo dence on Monday. September 10. | Mass_at St. Prancis Xavier Church. Pa. ave. s.e.. at'10 am. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 9 | CARR. JOAN D. Suddenly. September 5. . 1928, at Memphis. Tenn.. Dr. JOHN D. son of the late Rev. William E. and Mrs. Ruth Pisher Carr. stepson of Mrs. Evelyn Carr of Danviile. Va.; brother of Mrs. W. W. Pinkell and Mrs. F. G. Elliott, nephew of Miss E. L. Fisher. Burial Har- mony Cemetery. Washington, D. C. * COXEN. RICHARD H. Suddeniy. on Sat- urday. September 8. 1928. at his residence. 3011 Georgia ave. n'w.. RICHARD H. COX- EN. Remains at_the chapel of Fran Geier's Sons Co.. 713 Tth st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. DANKMEYER. MARIAN C. On Thursday, September . 1928. at Columbia Hospital. MARIAN C. DANKMEYER. beloved dauzh- ter of the late John F. Dankmever. Fu- neral Monday. September 10, from 2201 Monroe st ne at 8:30 am. thence to Holy Name Catholic Church. ‘where high reaufem mass will be sung at'9 a.m. Rela- tives ‘and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 9 SCHATZ. ARTHUR J. dar. September 6. 918 G s band of " the ' late Cla: TRUS WIGGINS. FLOSSIE L. BARRETT. ELBERT G. COLEMAN, MARY V. DABNE: DIETRICH. CHARLOTTE. Beaths. Suddenly. on Thu A Marzaret L. Schatz. fatrer of Zimer Scha'z. v, E. Dean and Elizabe: rom his late September 10. at 10 a.m. 1ri nvited to attend Ariington National Cemetery. neral SCHATZ. ARTHUR J. The members of Asso- lation Oidest. Inhabitauis ars reauested R IeMER SCTARS, from Bia. nte ARTHUR JA 1TATZ. from i fernenee, 308G st s . Monday. Septem- Ber 10, at 10 am THEODORE W. NOYES. President. J. BLIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. . KATIE B. On Priday. September MIT! 7. 1928. at _the residence of her son, Wil- 1418 Alllson st " n.w.. KATIE B, SMITH, Remains resting a W. W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st _n.w. Interment at Hunting- don. Pa. (Huntingdgn, Pa.. papers please copy. . . CORA C. Departed this life Priday. September 7. 1928, at 9:15 am.. at Freed- men’s Hospiial. after a brief illness. CORA C.. the beloved wife of Russel S. and de- voted mother of Virzinia. Elizabeth. Flor- ence. Alma and Audrey Funeral Monday. September 10, at 1:30 p.m., 2135 Va. ave n.w [ On Saturday. Sep- tember 8. 1928, at her residence. 04 Que st. n.w. MRS_FLOSSIE L. WIGGINS, de- voted wife of Dr. Elmore C. Wiggins. sister of Mrs. Jane Wayman and Charles Thomp- son and aunt of Mrs. Edna W. Pinkard. Notice of funeral hereafter. 0 lam M. Smith. WILKINSON, PEARLE. On Saturd: 8, '1928. at Walter Reed PEARLE. wife of Capt. Reading Wilkinson. U. S. A. Puneral services ai Gawler's chapel. 1730 Pa. ave Monday. September 10, at 2 p.m. ment Arlington National Cemetery. In Memoriam. n.w.. Tnter- A tribute of love and_remembrance of my father. ELBERT G. BARRETT. who departed this life two years ago todey, September 9. 1926 DAUGHTER KATIE. * BROWN, SARAH, AND HANDY. CHARLES. A tribute of iove and devotion to_the memory of a loving mother, SARAH BROWN. and a devoted ' husband. CHARLES HANDY. who passed to the great beyond September 9, 1922, and April 24, 1925, respectively. Bléssed are the dead who die in the Lord. FRANCES HANDY. CHRISTIAN. ELLA. Died September 9, 1924. Rest in peace: your Iabor is ended. Sweetly sleep: ‘your race is run You have zone where those who love you Soon are comins. one by one. YOUR SISTER MARY 26 Florida ave n.e. In memory of r dear_mother, who_departed this life se years ago today, Sepiember 9, 1921 ¢ DAUGHTER NAOMI * WILLIAM. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear husband and father. WILLIAM DABNEY. who departed this Jife one year ago. September 7. 1027. Gone but not forgotten HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * In loving remem. brance of our dear mother. CHARLOTTE - DIETRICH. who left us one year a0 to- day, September 9, 1927. We who love you sadly miss you; We who hold you very dear. And in lonely hours of thinkinz T Often feel your presence nesr As we loved her, so we miss her. In our memory she is always near: Loved. remembered. longed for alwa. Brinzing many a silent tear. HER DEVOTED SON AND NAUGHTE GRACE AND HAROLD DIETRICH. * HOWARD, FREDERICK F. In sad but lovin; remembrance of our dear husband an: her. FREDERICK F. HOWARD. who de- parted this life September 9. 1331 No_one knows my heartachcs, Fred, Since you passed away. But, there's joy that comes to me to know We will meet some. dav. HIS LOVING WIFE. FRANCES EVA. Sweet memories will linger forever: Time cannot change them. 'tis true; Years that may come cannot sever REN. MRS. MABEL BARD- ROFF. MRS. ALICE ROGERS AND LOFTUS. CAROLINE L. In sad but loving remembrance of ' our beloved mothy CAROLINE L. LOPTUS. who departed t] 'ife one year ‘ago todav. September 9. 1997, I Ore 80 DAVIS, FRANCIS. Departed this life Tues- i day, September 4. 1928, after a short ill- ness, at Leavenworth Penitentiary, Kans.. FRANCIS DAVIS (nee Ballie). devoted brother of Alfred Davis. He leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at e Hral Mondas. Scpteaiber 10, 1 p.m: i s 3 ral Monda ember 10, 1 p.m | S = f"}i'c‘z Jhe above named chapel. Friend | afield. 111 3 P Lol FornzarEla DEL VECCHIO. LEWIS. On Saturday, Sep- | Toledo. Ohi 3 4 e tember 8. 1928. at his residen 1417 | Vicksburs. M . Meridian pl. n.w. LEWIS. beloved husband | WASHINGTON. D. € of Christina Del Vecchio. Notice of fu- ! neral hereatter. - DIETZ, WILLIAM. On Thursday. September 6. 1928, at 9:45 p.m.. at_the residence of his danghter, Mrs. Cora M. Ball. 156 P st. se. WILLIAM DIETZ. in the eighty-third year of his age. Fineral from above ad- aress Mondey, September 10. at 10 a.m. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. 9° DILTZ. WILLIAM. Sr. The members of As- sociation of Oldest Inhabitants are re- quested to aitend the funeral of our late associate. WILLIAM DIETZ, Sr.. from_his ot N st. ' g o ) e e g e SE MO ey HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS. THEODORE W. NOYES. | MASSEY. RANDOLPH. Sacrd to the mem- Rew Shepnen W. Fleld J. ELIOT WRIGHT. President. | ory of ‘my beloved son. RANDOLPH MAS- Ralph J. Frazer, 28, and Marie E. Her- Secretary. SEY. who departed this life one vear ago ring. 23: Rev. John E. Brigss. | FERGUSON. ROBERT FORBES. Suddenly. | (0day. September 9. 1927. | 'Charles A. Bafley. 24, this city, and Helen | on Saturdav. September 8. 1929. at:his res. | Af we loved him. so we miss him: B. Richards, 19. Camp Spring, Md.: Rev.| idence. 518% Ind st.s.e.. ROBERT FORBES | _ In our memory he is always hear: John E. Briggs. FERGUSON. beloved hiisband of Acnes A.| Loved. remembered. longed for alw Clifiord M. Childress. 48. and Lora A.| Ferguson. Notice of funeral later. Bringing many a sifent tear. Bragg. 43, both of Chariottesville, Va.: ReV. | FOLLANSBEE., MARY A. On Frid | M DEVOTED FATHER AND STEP- Frank Steelman. . © o Grande Sprinss.| [0S iy 1078 at 530 pm.. at 3 MOTHER. eorse mer. 3, of Ora | dence, 618 H st. n.e.. MARY A. FOLLANS- | MONROE. NELLIE INGTON. o Va. and Irene Dayes, 26, Orange, Va.: €¢V. | BEE (nce Regan). beloved wife of the lats | ing n:mv‘mhrsmce‘o?“m!r rd‘e‘?r‘ wl'l" l:" | wiiliam Jarvis, Charles Follansbee ’ Funeral from her Iate | mother. NELLIE WASHINGTON MONR! Dwight E. Hahn, 23. and Ruth J. Sauer. | Tresidence on Tussday morning. S-ptember | who died thirteer s Bep- = 21 both of Glenndale, Md.: Rev. S. B.| 11 at 8.30 aih o thence Lo Holw Name | temoer i 1905 cn Years ago today. | Daugherty. Church. Where tequiem ma-s will be sa'd Gore. but nat_forantten. Chesley Bivens, 27, and Bea Simpson. 27; at 9 o'clock. Relatives and frisnas invitad. HER_LOVING HUSBAND. DAN MONRO] Rev KW Ray Tnterment Glenwood Cemetery 10 AND CHILDREN, DAFIEL. AND OS- E nRichard Wood, 21, and Marion Alston. 18: | FORD. JAMES . On Saturdax. Seotember WALD. v \ ev. W. L. Washington. . 1928, at Providenca Hospital. JAA 7 | ‘Seymour 8. Thomas, 27 and Thelma P. ¥ Providence Hospital. JAMES | SLATER. JANE MARRIS. In cheri &“ 59 EVERY WOMAN WHO IS INTERESTED IN BUYING GOOD FURNITURE SHOULD AT | Marriage Licenses. Leonidas 1. McDougle. fr.. 27. and Mar- saret Mithaadon, 851 Rev. James shera | HMontzomers ! "Rudolph F. Krozmean, 33. and Cecelia M. | O'Dea, Rev. Edward P. McAdams. 4. 19, TN T T TR Harold L. Zurker. 24, and Inez L. \I‘t‘m? of Richmond. Va.: Rev. Wi M. | "Charies c. Carver. 32, and Ada A. Corn- . 36 .. Hez Swem,_ Joseph Brent, 23. and Edna Miller, 22 I | D.. beloved husband of Grace G. Ford. | t ous & Johnzon, 26: Rev. D. L. Blekemore. |\ | Remiing festing st W. H. Sardg & Co.f | SANE HARRIS STATER." who Tofe . 32, and V. . chapel. s ne. | year ago today. September 9, 1927. i 5 Norfolk. Va.: Rev. W. A. Lam- 2 i go. both of Norfolk. ‘Vi. iuneral herealter. Wher T am alone and cilen Q ff e r s__t o 7 P u r ch a s e r s ! ! o Shrkin, 25 ihie sis, and Mar. | FOWLER: GERTRUDE. Died 1n priadcioni. | 1 o e Notice of par- AL st 3 p.m. Priends invited. Please omit No one on earth can tell flowers. HER LOVING GRANDSON. LAWRENGE n.e. on MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 [NEJ F MANNING CO.. Inc 919 157H StrEsT N. W. WasHiNGTon O C. eds, walnut finish.... = E E i white. male, lost RING. gold. with pink stone. of great value | 5. 1928, at_her residence. 3300 16th st. as A ift only: liberal reward. Phone Cle TARY J. MAYS. widow of Chatles P. R0 v o Mavs, Reaulem ‘mass at Shrine of tns RUSSTAN SIAMESE DOG. acred Heart on Monday morning a : . orth ~ Carolina Phone West 96 strayed: reward. 623 Ne i 3034 | Establisheq. 1841 : V. L. SPEARE CO. LOVELL (FANNIE) NEWMAN. daushter of | Naither the successors of nor conuectea A'° ahd beloved wite ol Wil B, New: | ¥iUY She original W R _Speare estabiish- man. Services will be_ held At her lats | Bies 1009 H St. N.W. w. L o'clock. ~ Interment. private. Please omit d ave.sle. i L7 te Wl l ) B S containing money. Sat: attress or Day-be | T RO o e twetn oth ‘and residence on Monday, September 10. at 2 (PROD¢ Frank 858, JFUTC Aowers. 1ith. Reward if returned to Velati's, 9th J. NICHOLS, Inc. GAbL b o.m. Priends invited. Please omit flowers. | — rmer! VMAN. ANNA FRANCES LOVELL. On and G st UNDERTAKERS To° | I WILCIAM LEE | aturday. September 8, 1928, 'at her resi- g Livery NOONAN. MICHAEL V. 4209 9th St. N.W. Double Size Day Bed. with ma- nished metal ends and heavy _cretonne- Gl 7 One-motion Englander Day Bed that opens up to full size Complete with heavy pad that Sreen’ tucking. - $24.50 NOONAN. ‘nusband - of "t late afary | Ate_pries. %52 Pa Ave. N.W._Call M. 1343. W. Warren Taltavull Col. 464 $30.00 Poreelain Lined Refrigera- tor. three doors, 333.751 Relatives and friends invited to Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme- large ice capacity.. 00 and $69.00 Floor Samples | Kitchen Cabinets, vour choice of zolden oak or grey enamel | with sliding porce- $29.85 lain tops 3 150 Solid Mahogany hairs. also veneered, shopworn, your 0 L il !‘!,'_NP.."IAI. DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs, $5 and up. — = —CALL MAIN_ 3707, S GEO. C. SHAFFER Qur Only Store, 14th & Eye s13.00 Cansole Table and M7lr§"5 in cretonne or at- $9 eautiful. ¢ om ple ;i | tractive chintzes.. ets Special........ $ S198.00 10-pe. Dining Room Suites. Fine Walnut $129.00 veneers. Special. . $208.00 3 .pe. Solid Mahogany Wood-frame * Suite, in_ genuine mohair with cut velour on out- side sides = Best spring ¢ 0 n struce tion. Special $179.50 $180.00 Walnut-veneer Bedroom Suiles Large size dresser, Vanity: "chifforobe $119.50 0 Comfortable Boudoir Cha'rs 20.50 Walnut " Txhl!‘?.d out oln fll'm 00 auil!s,; period desizns, fine for | Padio cabinets, vour $9 75 | choice your | S @@ HE |519.00 Grand Rapids Between H and Eye 827-829 7th St. N.W. | EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE et A kdwarde 21, Charlotie, N C.i Rev. | Fa September 8, 1028, GERTRUDI For you were mine and I remember Elizaneth B. Moote. 19, Brandywine Summit, | GADDIS. MARY TRIMBLE. On Saturday. | How dark or lone it be. Edward L. Johnson. 21. and Annie V.| dence. 503 A st se. MARY TRIMBLE. ,The road that leads to_thee. MAMIE 3 R. e & rpiman % R | Rer 1dte Tosidence on Tuesday. September Sy - And. oh. how T do miss you == == f | Solution Makes Ivory Silver. 3 = gw = E fim Mye:r Heichts., Va. EUGENE WISE GIL- | E|E| Sll= = | |actually is composed of tiny silver | SEnI\fOR oL Tnomas E. and the late . | HANCOCK. EDWIN M. On Priday, Septem- 3§]l::,"‘"‘g,’;x:"t‘he“"‘:“"rv i “;‘;‘;:egeifl ber 7. 193, EDWIN i, HANCOCK. beloved | it changes to a brilliant silver, says the | ment Brivate: Rock Greck Cematvy, 'r" Old FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animai Rescie | D.m. Interment Priends Burial Grounds. e 5 $127 3-PC. JACQUARD DAVENPORT $149 LARGE WALNUT - VENEER e HOLLY. ANNIE. The remains of ANNIE H HOLLY can be seen at Smith & Ford's & . 3 . AIREDALE— Belgian: answers to the name A o frames. finished in mahog- Vanity, Chest of Drawers el ers Monday. Bepterber 10, at 1:30 b.m.. from any ; opens to full size bed, Bed e ay $169 LONG BED - DAVENPORT, SUITE, one of our finest. in Huguenot | BILLPOLD, black, probably vieinity' Press | from hig late residence on Monday. Sep: OVER - STUFFED, with loose cush- | ] R e e b ran Blds. CReward s | Comforter Church. 'Where mass ‘will be Hede R e 25 BRAGELET, gold, engravd Mizpah. Return | S8id rt 8 a.m for the repose of his soul. . i i) anc 14 R o o e vard. HUDSON. JAMES COULTER._Friday. Sen- l'tulrl. f;“?‘ wing or Co> suite includes Chair $ 219. No Matter in What Conditicn D ehite: Enalish-Poadleold {az, “Re- | tember’ o 108" af Walter Reed Hospinl, ST . GOUD GARVED BRACELET. Reward. Phone | Fint. “wiliom 5 fon oSt heenter, $279 3-PC. 1009 MOHAIR SUITES, _$299 Handsome Period 10-Pc. Dining Room goLp cAl s . Phone ] Lleut. william J Hudsaw of Whiiamatrs : — o > i ¥ o = — with carved frames, one of our very | 3 f ! 5 T e ast 1 Marshall Hall - Retwrn | Brunswick. N. J.. papers please copy.) #* | contrasting _imported | si Continuous- | Simmons’ Link Sprinss, {1 . ; 5 Z Cees are s .25 i oSt Metal Bes i a $8.95 N 315 rd z JANNEY, BrSSIE E.on setnrdav. Senten- | Wi, H., Sardo & Ce. . A I A B oo < 2 ! - Geor on firz : A 2 covered with matched distinctive. Best construc- fmnes . $10.75 ward._Mr. Smith, 716 13th st. _ Hospital, BESSIE E_ beloved wife of Rob:| Private Eimousine Ambulance | tion. Now reduced to :u,;.;"mrsom; fully ;,rxrl’:;! s?xfme?""'v'fi"\‘wm finder. Call Mr.| & "'fi"‘?‘l‘ ,,m,«,,,?.‘, 1\1"' 2 n"d ,l}u;fln Modern Chepel i 3 s n.m. Relatives and friends invite - = $149 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITE, strong- | Dini of fine cabinet woods. $12.75 PARROT_Lost from Belmont, st.c green with | fend. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 2 3 . oL Sl lowing days at Lin. 2264 — | Y5iday. september 7. 1928, at her resic | Modern Chapei_Telephone “V.8IN &97J Toilet Table. Chest of x‘l\}yhnkl(‘;r‘(l I\rm chairs. Tubing Beds, with struction, fine qual- PIN_Small camen woman's pin: vielnity of | deneet a1z Virginia ave. we', MARY JANE Now reduced : ] k YOUROLD SUITE OR ODD PIECES PURSE, brown leather. containing_glasse Wiltiam and Atthur Johnson, Lillian Wil- | 1337 10t & _N.w Phone Nortn 41 $30 ALLOWED FOR Saturday. Call Columbia 4630, Apt. 526. sarture. Remains resting at the John T. 31 EAST .CAPYTOL ST. ) = nrday forenoon. Contained sum of money. Funeral Tuesday September 11. at 1:30 i oa =G BEEEEEEE 3 4| E = | ] o EEEBEE EEEEE ‘ g T. F. COSTELLO | | = | I reward. MAYS. MARY J. On Saturday. September | J 5 = =11z = E’ | = K (ISAA BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\ ence. 134 E Cap, st. ANNA PRANCES M D llars in SAV[NGS"' Toward the purchase of any of these an y 0 S Allcotton, Mattresses, g1 75 i Al felt Mattresses— 5 Chifforahe of fine woods. In | §20.00 and $39.00 Cogswell Chairs. | 519.50 “Lane” Cedar Chest— : "’”:' = | QONAN On Thursda. Sep- | gj adern Crematorinme. Moder: J 3 0od spring con- in natural finish— -row Stitel llln:rial Edge Layer- 5 | Double Size Day Bed, $139.00 Floor Sample Three-Piece Lean ave. f.w.. on Monday. Sentember 10. | p mahogany fnish. covered in | ered “in fine velour. §Q 85 ed pad and valance 2 830 wm. | Recuiem misy ot St Dom; | 14th & Spring Rd. s makes full size bed 9 attend. £90.00 Simmons Crib Ougfit. with | in mahogany veneer, four dra NOONAN, M. V. St Peter's Commandery. A mm E 1623 Connecticut Ave. 328 McLean_ave. s.w., Sunday. September minster Rugs— colors. for the funeral Of our deceased brOLher, | 8 ves. at 120X B st.. 43 yrs. at D48 ¥ st Fhis | PADGETT. HATTIE E. dence. 1006 Naylor Veneer Serving | §39.00 Roval Easy Reelining Chairs Joseph ¢, Padsett” Puneral Monday, Sep- taDestry ....... ’s APPREC'ATED Friends and relatives invited. cushions —new colors re requested to attend the funeral of our e e 2SS EC orts to deta e And small. $2000 Spinet Desk-a_ floor zarel emains at Tnomas Serae If all_the world forget. w. ;llirll:g;bn. Zebley. 21, Boothwyn, Pa.. and lor. Notice of funcral later. It ers not l\‘hlch"l?llld T take, vidow of Adam Gaddis. in th: ty-first [ HER LONELY DAUGHTER. G el vear of her ate. Services will be heid s WOODEN, You have left me forever. dear zrandma, b Tae one I loved so well. GILBERT, EUGENE WISE. On Hlll!(dfi’v: El i___ September b. 1928, at_his home. in Fort HARRIS. E =l E igrains by placing it in a dilute silver | Iate residence on Monday. September 10, |intrata solution and then in a solution | At3 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. § son’ of the late Charles W. and Fran. | water and exposed in the sun until it| c’lin M. Hancock. Funeral from W. W | blackens. On rubbing the black surface League. 349 Maryland s.w. Main 8088. | Sandy Spring. Md. SUITE, with hardwood 50 | SUITE. Big Dresser, Full $ 50 funeral parlors, 1300 S. Cap. st. Funeral . 4 BED or of \Nick” Reward for information leadin % | o his recovery. Call Col. 3662. % i and Bow-end | BADGE PIN. diamond studded: lost Sat., | HOWLEY, THOMAS L. On Saturday, Sep. | el g LR T 412 10th st. n. ave. s.e.. THOMAS L., beloved husband of o : tember 10, at '8:30 am.. thence to Holy . ; walnut, every piece a revelation of style ions in fine quality ve- $139 50 | T st ey "Criese, M: Re- | Relatives and friends invited 9 . ndiBensh e L T O JAMES COULTER HUDSON. devoted hus: i These Prices i g e . == Suite. 60 or 66 inch buffet, Beautiful overlays $5 OF AOLD WRIST WATGH. lady's. With gold | nt Arlington Natlonal Cemetery. (New FUNERAL DIRECTORS. finest. Alloutsides $ 75 woods. All pieces are very KEYS—hrine. holder With thTee ke Der B, - 1098 at. the Georse | Washington o Simmons® Coil Sprinss, LARGE SETTER DOG. white with black and | - §*y"wiilian Lee's Sons. 332 Pa. ave. nw. | 412 H S NE velours SR iR PR S i ' 4 _Lincoln 524 4 ine Walnut Ven . e ... 31485 PARROT—-Lost from Belmont st.: &reen with | fénd. (Baltimore, Md.. papers pleqse | . s : : 5 1113 SEVENTH ST . Iv built; Dresser, French s 50 Beautifully grained. With $ 75 ! e Main 2473 9 con- ing t » : . denee, 413 Virginia ave. s.e. MARY JANE ; cane or plain, pancl ity ticking: fully i F it. and the District Ridg. Friday morn- Drawers and Bed i - 1 Son and mother of Lvdia. Rosetta. Helen. ote.: on Capital Traction car about 7:30 p. comand Mam e dets e o & CHAS. S. ZURHORST keys. 1d wrist wateh and valuabls papers. .m... Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th Finder please notity Clev. 3009, Wil suitanly | Bif-plfom geenezer kb 1724 North Capitol St _ NORTH_797 Joseph F. Birch’s Son dd E d S s l Th t ! ll For that old worn-out ail sizes. ticking; all | oak or mahogans Anish. out of | i fine velours ov anestiy ranteed perfect i sizes ik $15.50 | 4 D i okink Funeral from his late residence. 316 Mc: PACR: (FORF (SlES : 00 Leng Fireside Beneh, of Duofold Suite, wood frame, in ‘wrought iron. oV~ "‘:{ lkCh'lrth- e . s LM nd. fiend: ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the original W R Speare Co. ; 4 automat No. 134, Knights of St. John, Will meet e s $14.85 | T8 A ont peeini $09:75 AL the Fesidence of Broiher K. N. Hunley. 00—#8-3x10-6 _Alexander Smith | 511 .95 M. V. NOONAN. "By crder: = . » 3. F. CONNOR. president. 9* slightly 13.95 d : PADGETT (nee Allen). wed wife of Joseph C. Padgett Puneral Monday. Sep- $69.50 Fibre Reed 3-Plece Suites— PADGETT. HATTIE E. Membe: f A & with spring -filled 9,85 tin Councll. No. 14, Daughters of America: Throughout the years Ryan Service has ploased hecause of our attentive mple 'to close out §13,50 | E’. Pa: Rev. Willlam M. Hoffman. September 8, 1028, at noon, at_her resi: T know. oh. God. will somewhere join Ivory is given a silver-like finish that| HFef, Helehts, LS R R L Monday. September 10. at 2:30 p.in. Popular_Science magazine. HINTON. EMMA S. On the evening of Pri- — —_ o — = dav. September 7. 1928. at her late resi- Allowed | . dence, Ednor, Md.. EMMA S. HINTON. be- for Y | DOGL female, simall. white and blac Tom? Bintrad theviess qoiliam Jotn g or Your | Mis." Cake. Adams 6990. * | Chursh, on Sunday. Septomber 10 &t 2:30 Lieut. ‘William J Hudson of Whitewater, | s———— call Col. §180-J Sunday or Monday. of fol- | ;oHNSON MARY JANE. Departed this life Poster and Sauare with best coil ESTABLISHE 18 in | suar- 39.50 ing. " Cleveland 1890-J. Reward. ta: ftlen JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. walnut.. . 519-75 o anteed. .. s o Willlam and Arthur Johnson. Lillian Wil- PURSE, biack leather, at K. St. Market. Sat- | npite REMAEE Teting, of e wee's.w. i With cretonne-cover- fine Jacquard velour. '§89,75 | Special | $98.00 Governor Winthrop Desk. tery. Decorated Pler Cabinets in 9. 1028, at 7 p.m.. to make Arrangements Potomac 4600 | also 9x12 size... . Special tember 8. 1928, at 1 | 1 chaise leather or §29.50 rial Baptis; Chureh, Navior rd. and Q@ $ | RYAN SERVICE | M se Interment Cedar Hill cn?.e:;:y | deep shelves. Special $33.50 Iate sister. HATTIE_E. PADGETT. from o Pountain Memarial Baptist Church. Nav- Day or night we are ready to answer vour call, Tor Tond and Que st s.c. . Sen- | terrBer d0"a¢ 2pm SC: Monday. Sep Puneral parlor. private ambulances and livery Tn connection. Just call— e WO Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Attest ki | JAMES T. RYAN S Artistic- expressive— MARY P. JAMES. Councilor. ! GU e T Funeral Director Pull-up _or airs. in tapestry or velour upholstery Oceaxional $11. or chest and bed. Speelal .......... EEE Recording Sesretary, de Bros. Co., 1212 F St. 1S. On Thursday. Sentember 6. | = = e 26. at his Tesidence, 3222 Georzin avi CEMETERY LOTS, Binvs Reram: “Bncral from e 1A it | GEDAR T SITES. S . o Tuneral frem his late resi- | CEDAR HILL CEMI Y — .6 dence. Monday. September 10.'at 8:30 am . | iots. in section 16 PIRRer a1 or part: Owher: thence “to the Immaculate Concepiion | Main 6734, 12 sites in section 5. either all Jhurch. where mass will be said at 9 am. | or part. 6 sites i section 17: § sites {1 for the repose of his soul. Relatives and | llon 18: 3 sites in secginn 16: 6 tes in Interment tior 4. Gaod prices and terms. At ¢ friends _invited to attend. Mount Olivet Ce: v, evers Bunday.” L. M. Clark, Lincoin 43