Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1928, Page 9

B, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T A Repeating Last Month’s Event with Even Greater SAVINGS! Every Piece and Suite of Marred, Traded-in, Reclaimed, Storage and Slightly Damaged FURNITURE will be Sacrificed PLEASE NOTE— This sale is at our warchouse only—in alley rear of 918 M St. N.W. Large 4-story brick building, plenty of parking space. Take Seventh, Ninth or 14th St. Cars and get off at M St. NW. Shert walk. Inquire for ~ Woodward & Lothrop'’s old ware- house. Rear of 918 M St. N.W. —in Alley All Sales Final No Charges Purchases Held for 60 Days on Deposit Scores of floor samples from our store have been brought over for this event . . . many fine suites and pieces have been “taken back” in ,exchunle for other pieces . . . storage “re- leazes,” new, etc. reclaimed furniture, some Ablolutely + + » you will marvel at the savings opportunities. If some friend has told you about the wonderful values we offered during our last month’s WAREHOUSE SALE and you DIDN'T ACT THEN ... here's your opportunity to buy a suite or an odd piece at a fraction of its actual worth. Warehcuse open all day—8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Note These RIDICULOUSLY Reduced Prices! $59 Oak Relrixonlnr—three- pxcity $29 Cedar Chest— two legs broken. $6'95 $22.50 Unfinished Breakfast Suite—drop-leaf table and four Windsor chairs. 39.95 Good as new . $59 Walnu: Veneer 60-inch uffet—out of ex- pensiv e $24.50 slnmom Day-Bed— wllh wslnut-flnu $17.85 ends, including flounce at bottom.. $2.50 Polychrome Book- Ends—in various de- 89(‘ signs ....... < $10 h.l'ehdpll:olae lfiunfl and Chair—hardwe n mahogany finish . ss 95 llSI Unn‘l;luhred Drop-leaf Table an our chairs. - Reclaimed. . 86'75 '$200 Bedroom' Suite—50-inch dresseY, extra large vanity (one mirror * broken), and bow-end ‘bed. Reclaimed $12.50 Bedroom Chairs and Benches—with satin damask seats: ples $39.50 Walnut Veneer Chiffo- robe—left out of @76 Q5 $59 Overstuffed Fireside Wing hair—from $239 living room suite, Rose and taupe sacquard.... $24.50 $19.50 smlng Stands— T wumidors. Shopworn samples .. 85.95 $150 Oak Dlnln( Room Sulte, quartered oak buffet, bow-front china closet, serving ublei exb}e’nswn table ;nfl four cl nirs“’I"r.nfief 549 $1; immons Beds—in walnut finish. Single or double size. New floor sam- $6 95 ples $35 Engl ay-Bed—with heavy pad. Floor $18.75 sample Bed S| Islm't.;mn prings—floor = Shkioles $4.95 $27.50 Cedar Chest—45-inch length. New floor $16 75 Walnut-Finish ~ Cedar Chest—floor sam- ple. length £ 319 Sideboard-in dark onk large bevel plate ll?! Overstuffed Dlvmpm Bed Suite—covered all over in best velours. A new 3159 B $2.98 End Tables —gamwood, in ma- hogany finish sl ate - leg Table—in mahog- any veneer $23.5 $189 Walnut Veneer Bed- large pleces. Excellent condition .. 385 $149 Mahogany Veneer Secre- make. Four drawers. Perfect condition. From = exhibit_home $59.50 Buffet Mirrors. $119 Englander Davenport— coil Spring construction, hll‘d- any. Heavy felt cretonne maitress. = New floor sample. $69.00 $49 Walnut Dresser Base—no mirror. Valuable Almost new. $17.50 Painted Breakfast Set— dropleaf table $39 Oak Refrigerator—55-1b. ice capacity. New sample ox. $22.50 Boudoir Lamps 98c Beds—with cane panel Floor samples $9 95 . Suite— with attractive loose spring cush- ions, “(xraced my. $23.75 $39 Console Phonograph— hardwood in mahogany finish. Y $39.75 vory Chest—of six drawers. Grand - $13.95 suite. Floor sample. $19 .Extension s 1 49 room Suite—of four tary Desks—Grand Rapids $6 Polychrome SI 98 wood frame, finished in mahog- for draver space. @Q @15 four chairs $3.95 Polyehrome $19.50 Simmons Walnut Metal $69 Fil C r etonne Guaranteed same Rapids make. (Traded in) $139 Velour Overstuffed 3-pe. Suite—with reversible spring- filled cushions. A new floor sample $62.50 - H.M’ Rkeid 'F'Iber ‘erneries —in new colors .. . 31'98 $29.50 Deep - seated Coxwell Chalrs—cove]{ed in durable tapestry. All new. Floor samples. . slfi 95 $49 Blfltl—hll‘fllood. walnut finish, 54-inch size, with silver and linen drawers. 319 95 Shopworn ” $25 2-pe. Mlullm Oak Library S:'ze——c_}nn ltl’\d settee. Tapestry seats. (Traded in).. 56'95 $35 Mahogany Veneer Gate- leg lelha'f);?i ‘Wlt.h drawer. From ex $14.75 home .. i $69 Mahogany Veneer Library w Desk lln L Chair — excellent condition .. slg'so $139 Kroehler 3- -pe. Duofold Suite—hardwood frame in ma- hogany gmsn.locovered in blue and gold velour. (Traded in). 329 85 $75 Oak Bll\ln[ ‘Room Suite— b\mfi emdns{i’nn table an ve Chairs. (Traded in) $19'85 $59 Fiber Reed 3-pe. Suite— ‘ma lomaeh c;xshion.s in _settee and chairs. (Trade in). $17 65 ull .98 E::’ “Il‘:bluv— all gumw ma- hogany finish 85¢ $139 Bedroom Suite —o f H u guenot walnut veneers. ge dresser, roomy chifforobe o i cellent condi- (Reclaimed) $54‘ 75 $25 Fiber Reed Davenport Table—left out of $8 95 Bed—:!f;ll]nch pcét, heavy satin trim ers. X~ ceient conditon, $12.95 $219 Jacquard 3-pc. Kroehler Suite — finest spring construc- :ifln. Luxutl;iious comfortable oose cushion: (Trade in) .. 559 75 $89 Buffet—of quarured oak. Long mirror top and 4 drawars, ;Lmdnmple %‘;' ard space. (Re- P d < se Grey En- amel Electric Stove—3 burners, with large elevated oven. Au- tomatic, with clock that starts and stops oven. Practically new. In perfect condition. ‘Trade i‘r: for cus- tomer who now uses gas. Special sloo S15 s‘;x'lllmh:m P ress—white cotton g, 45-Ib, New floor samples. . 37'95 SEZflGuarlnu?d Cail Springs— new floor samples. Standard make. . $12 95 $198 Long Bed Davenport and Chmurfl‘eld cn;o\rd—a-wne jac- quard velour. G el $89.50 $129 Walnut Veneer Bedroom ite—Large dresser, French vanity o adnd bow- end bed. (Re- claimed) . 339' 75 $8.50 Bedroom Chairs and Rockers —cane $2.98 seats .. $49 New Oak Frame Chair and Rocker —from Duofold suite. Spanish - leather seats. $15.95 ver-felt Mat- £29.50 l’lllr tress — oor sample 815 95 £250 nlninl Room Suite— massive quartered oak buffet, large glass bow-front china closet, extension table and four chairs. $59.75 (Traded in). " Racks and 18 Mag:zln! Baskets—newest colors; 59¢ all decorated .......... $24.50 i Simmons Dropside Couch—with hin, pad; floor snmgi $13 45 $59 Quartered’ Oak China Closet—bow-front style; glass allperfect. (Trade &8 75 $49.50 Enxhnder Day-Bed— automatic operation; decorated wxailntut];flnlshx ends and fine pad w valance. Flocr sample 328'75 $139 Walnut Veneer Bed- room Suite—dresser, full vanity dresser, chest of drawers and bed. Out only $72.50 short time $219 Long Bed-Davenport Suite—in rose and taupe jac- quard; loose reversible cush- ions; excellent condition. (Re- @@ 75 claimed) ........ = Sd-!flnscfld WIIRII; Veneer Bow- n s—Ileft from expensive_suites.... $9-05 $219 Kroehler 3 Pe. Long Bed-Davenport Suite—covered ‘n‘ll tm,elr in Blke;i cf“t velour; rst - class condition. (Trade in) $99 $27.50 Walnut \'rnm Dress- ing Table—with French plate mirror. Floor sam- $12 75 ple $24.50 M.lho‘lny'l-‘hllnh Eas; Chairs—from duofold fiul!?sy. jacquard velour spring seats. ... $9:95 $150 Solfd Mahogany Hand- Carved Frame Mohair Living Room Sulte—finest make witn importe abric re- verse. Brand-new... 3198 $59 _Chifforobes—from $200 and $250 bedroom suites; Irst-class condition $24.75 $19.50 Chest ;nwen. (Reclaim- $7 85 gm Codn?nle " Tables—fine cabinet wood in ma- hogany finish..... s% 4'9 598 Dining Room Set—of oak, table, four $29.50 chairs and buffet. (Traded in) .. $19.75 Simmons Sliding Couch—with attractive cre- tonne pad and valance, o etain bl Folding Card Tables —leatherette toj . 690 $159 Overstuffed 3-Pe. Living Room Suite—embossed velour fl:? loose, ";1“”5- e cushions, (Trade in) 339'85 \ $19.50 Mahogany Veneer Davenport Table—with polish- ed top; 48 - inch length. ) e $65 3-Pe. Parlor Set—heavy {frame. upholstered $16.75 in durable tapes- try. (Trade in).. $24.50 Oak Dining Room in i‘t” CMI: Cue—-od ut of $200 suite; good Woo in walnut finish.. 317'50 3 $15 Glte-l‘m' dTIbIl‘*mB- hogany stained. (Teaded im) $2.98 $149 Living Room Suite— finest spring construction and reversible cushions; blue cut Helour f new loor sample; per- fect condition. . $66'50 $35 High 0ak Wardrobe— with shelf nsrfmfi inside top and drawer al - tom, *Trade tny . $9-75 $425 Practically New Frigid- aire—all porcelain, exterior and interjor; two large doors; three ice trays; hardly used; in-per- fect condition: fully guaran- teed. TO SACRI- 5250 FICE $60 Crys! “'Living Room Electric Fixture—with three tiers of crystals, 'uu-ee $25 lights, silver trim.. Warehouse Only In Alley, Rear of 918 M St. N.W. Large Brick 4-Story Building—Plenty of Parking Space Inquire for Woodward & Lothrop’s Old Warehouse MRS. JOSEPHINE COOPER, 90, DIES AT HOME HERE Woman Came Through Union Lines in Civil War to Get Married. Mrs. Josephine Cooper, 90 years old, widow of George H. Cooper, Union Army veteran, died at her residence, 1132 Pifth street, yesterday after a brief illness. She was a native of War- renton, Va., but had resided in this city since shortly after the Civil War. Mrs. Cooper heard the first gun fired at the battle of Bull Run. In 1864 she came through the lines on a pass to | washington and was married to Mr. Cooper, a Union soldier, who enlisted at the beginning of the war in the 5th Wisconsin Regiment and who was the first volunteer from Beloit College. She had resided in this city continuously since she came to Washington in 1864. She saw President Lincoln's funeral procession here and had witnessed every inaugural since that of Lincoln. She leaves two daughters, Miss Lo- {rena Cooper of this city and Mrs. George Reinhardt of Lynn, Mass. two | sons, William H. Cooper of Washington and John S. Cooper of Richmond, Va.; ‘,.'tnsls(rr. Mrs. Lillian H. Billard of this | city: six grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Funeral scrvices will be conducted at the residence Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be private, in Arlington Cemetery. W.W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral ........$195 $150 Stec! Vaults. .. .$85 $200 Complete .$100 Fenerals ...... Private Ambulances Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel Latest Pipe Crgan Music if Desired—All Without Charge Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. The ONE New-Type Dentifrice 8atel Antiseptic! Refreshing! use Bencoline Tooth for 30 days on our recommendation. You will be overjoyed with the new beauty and dazziing whiteness of your teeth . . . your gums will be- come firmer and healthler . . . ¥ yeara You do' not wgree, bring. the empty tube and th purchase price will be retunded eladly. What could be fairer? G une S The Busy B G MRS. MENDELSON DEAD. of Georgetown Resident Buried This Afternoon, Mrs. Dora Mendelson, 50 years old, wife of Abraham Mendelson, George- town tailor, died at her residence, 3003 P street yesterday. She had been in failing health for several years. Mrs. Mendelson was for many years a resident of this city. She is sur- vived by her husband and two sons, Israel J. and Joseph L. Mendelson. Funeral services were conducted at the residence this afternoon. Inter- ment was in Adas Is Cemetery. WINS BALLOON RACE. Honeywell Notified of Victory in Civilian Contest. ST. LOUIS, September 26 (#).—Capt. Harry E. Honeywell of St. Louis yester- day was notified he had won the civilian balloon race, which started from Al- toona, Pa., September 3. He landed at Hampton, N. H. His official distance, as scaled by the United $tates Geolog- ical Survey, was 423.1 miles. It was believed at first that Edward J. Hill of Detroit, who landed at La- confa, N. H, had covered the greatest distance. Births Reported. The following births have becn reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Abraham nnd 7 A Frank § nd irl. Claude W and W)lhrlmmn B. Markward, 3ir Erank J. and Martha Mozarh. eirl n Wife and Alice Furmace Thomas R. and Mary Mcrl W and Rose E. Glick, girl, Grady © and Nell Déatheraze, girl. Howard 3. nnd Loia L. Leon, boy Herman ‘and Lily’ Johnson, Joseph W. and Evelvn L. Tnylur girl. Leroy R. and Laura E. Lewis William ‘and Mordene.Bryant. b pence. boy. e W arry B. nl\d c.rm- L ieoneids, girl, Deaths Re rted The following deaths nmv veen reported to the Heaith_Department in the last 24 hours: Charles Stoner Susk. 76. 3422 Brown &t. Winfirld Scott, 66. Hflm-o;nmr Hospital. Williem R Gordcn, 54 1318 East Capitol at. G s Leeh Crum. 3, Eamm Bnmrh st Poto- | mac River, foot of . Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 Gradua Metomull "Medical Glasses Fitted ! DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyelight Specialist 'hone Mai n 321 Ln lln McLachien Pus. nd G Sts. N.W. " Dyed Mourning Blac In 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. 6 Dupont Circle 2469 16th SLN.W. | Ryan Service Is Worthy {£% Jour evers consideration, in that perfect mortuary _service. nieht. we are ready to answer your ®Fineral parlor. private ambulance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 117 Pa. Ave. M AS An Expression —of friendly sympathy, a BLACKI- STONE Fioral Design serves its purpose with special effectiveness. Sprays and Wreaths, 35 w . NEW STORE 1407 H St. Telephone Main 3707 The Average Family —can, if it wishes, pay more for funeral services than we charge. But why SHOULD it do so? More money CAN'T buy better service than we give. Deal services may be secured for as little as $125, and no matter how much or how little one pays, he can. not secure more modern, more con- siderate, more heo desirable service. EAL FUNERAL HOME o7 Teference, Ask your neighbor 816 H STREET N.E Phones meoln 8200-8201 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1928 DAVID J. DUNIGAN BURIED IN MT. OLIVET CEMETERY Services for Late Builder Conduct- ed at Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Funeral services for David J. Duni- gan, who died at his home, White Oaks, Thirty-second street and Woodland drive, Monday, were conducted in the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle today at 10:30 o'clock. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were C. F. Nor- ment, Stanton C. Peelle, Harry L. Rust, sr.; George M. White, Robert V. Flem- ing, Hugh Reilly, Randall H. Hagner, W. C. Miller, Joseph P. Tumulty and Robert Callahan. Active pallbearers were as follows: Walter B. Guy, Q. L. Comer, W. J. Finley, H. Clifford Bangs, L. A. Slaugh- ter, G. Calvert Bowie, Herbert T. Shan- non and Clarence Dodge. Mr. Dunigan was 48 years old. As one of the leading builders of this city, he had played a prominent part in the development of the city proper as well as the development of several large suburban areas. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cool, probably light frost in ex- posed places tonight; tomorrow fair with slowly rising_temperature; dimin- ishing northwest winds, becoming west or southwest tomorrow. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and continued cool; probably light frost, ex- cept heavy in extreme west portion to- night; tomorrow fair with slowly rising temperature; diminishing northwest winds, becoming west or southwest to- morrow. West Virginia—Fair and continued cool; light to heavy frost tonight; to- morrow increasing cloudiness with ris- ing temperature. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 60; 8 p.m,, 57; 12 midnight, 52; 4 am,, 46; 8 am,, 45, noon, 53. Barometer—4 pm., 29.83; 8 pm, 29.81; 12 midnight, 29.91; 4 am., 29.97; 8 a.m., 30.09; noon, 30.10. Highest temperature, 63, occurred at 5:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 43, 6:30 a.m. toaay. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 76; lowest, 47. ® Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low ude, 12: os Lo high tide, 5:12 a.m. and 5: occurred -at m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:59 a.m.; 59 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6 a.m.; sun sets 5:58 p.m. Morcn rises 4:55 p.m.; sets 2:23 am. Avgmobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Harpers Ferry—Potomac, muddy; | Shenandoah, muddy. Great Falls—Muddy. Weather in Various Cities. [ T!mnernur sun sets 1 5: H H Stations. 3 !rhm.: o, Il Circinnati. OHiG iand. Ohio. . 8. C. Raining Ercloudy Los Angeles. | Lautsville, i, Pia | New Yerk. N. | Okiahema, City. Omeha. Nebr, S Gibraitar. A [).2 Oml\l’lfh um today.) Horta (Fayal) Anores art cloudy TOurrent obervaions.) Hamilten, Bermuds g rt cloudy | Hi ba i rt cloudy olon."canal zere. 80 Part cloudy ARGENTINA DATA. Por week ending September ~Temperature—I Cur. Depar. 1928, |B“ll;|°nll‘? r Depar. Corn and i Northern +1 08 +2 L —0.1 uthern wheat sone.... ST +0.1 éheep for Russi MONTEVIDEO, Unlfuly (#).—Dis- patches received here from Russia say an experimental shipment of Uruguayan i sheep reached Odessa in perfect condi- | tion atfer a voyage of 38 days. . It is ex- pected exports to Russia hereafter may reach 100,000 sheep yearly. FOUND. ST ANIMALS, wg‘.flu el pply Aulmll Rucut POCKETBOOK, lady's. May be had by identifying. N,_Cap, after 5. eafiRot’ s, uol LOST. 71 BILE DRIVER'S PERMIT and B. & 0 Rlllralfl pass. Reward. Call CIQ'IPZI d n L LDOG. ~brindle, “an: to (Buck”; collar’ marked nm:k ter_st. ' Phone C RIER. Rl 3 'o'om 24th and Tracy pl. n‘; dn' ’y"am 'mber 17, wearing studded tan hlrn’u and tag: small 1upture on stomach. Reward. Phunl Potomas 1136, i3 Tracy ol nw. : male: white spot under ne ?:"T""i’ ke "Ih HeM RIS lex. Reward. DOG—Strayed from 5949 Ga. ave e Thursda ay fiternoon, police dor, femaie, with harness: license 1. ery sick child's pet. Please return, gk rd. Ei EARRIN earrin EYEGLA tte), Sunday evenine. “ R SSE! LD, Francis 3310 19th YEQLASS ;}. orning. [T 4nd 29th, sta. o P u f found Call West 3108 rnATlmTY Pnl, Alpha xnn-‘ initialed back t Saturday evening between 4801 Bllnlnn e, And Holy Trinity rurch __Adam: LASSES—She]| i L, in $260 block_of K' ;';"'"'iedw.h 707._the Conard. GLASSES, anon attached. silver. Wisconsin ave. and 2600 Tilden st. 2600 Tilden st. unlYHoUND. bl o= UND. iaci between Return will_answer name of rd. _North_3548- o P 5 ning e pers valuable o owner. . Rew B agrt Howh v Fubile "Librars. KETHBOOK, biack suede, lost in F. and W. Grand 5. 10, 25 cent store this mecrn- ng, containing $40. ‘Good reward. North ] lack d_yellow n"ummuncoln 23 shell rim. whi :«:I jor Robb case. 346 L-M BId s STICKPIN, pea diamond, Bept. 3. Phone Card of Thanks. FEIG WARINE. We wish to express "Ch} Sincere thanks and aporeciation 16 our relatives and friends for their kindness and expressions of sympathy and floral tributes at_the death of our beloved mother. KATHARINE FEI HER DAUGHTERS. CHRISTINE DAVIS AND LENA HAI Praths. ALEXANDER. ADELAIDE. Departed this life Tson and Mrs. Johnsie Black. She ajso leaves to mourn her departure a host of other rela- tives and friengs. Remains resting tempo- rarily at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. d and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral BRIGHT. JAMES W. On September 35, 1028, yville, Ve, JAM RIGHT. Orinerly” of WashiEion, Pushand of Catherine A. Bright. Noure of funer..1 late CARTER, BETTIE. on Monday. September 1928, at her Tesidence. 3808 Davenport BETTIE CARTER. beloved mother of Bentrice ‘MeCana, Walter 6 - Canen® ang er Funeral Frigas, Seotember ropolitan Baptist. Church., & & between 12th and 13th, at 1 p.m. 27° CARTER. BETTIE. All inmates of Queen Esther H. H. Ruth. No. 20, are notified to tend call meeting Thursday. September 27, 19268 pm. Funeral Friday, Septem- At ‘1° pm. from Meiropalitan Bantm Church, R &i. bet, 12th and 13th n Smith. pastér. HBLANCHE RIDGELY. M. N. R. F. WILLIAMS, W. CURTIS. WILLIAM H. r)n Wednesday. Sep- tember 2. 1928, WILLIAM H. CURTIS, geed 79 venrs, Tbeloved father of Harvey L. and Maynie R. Curtis. Funeral serv- ices' 't his. late Tasidence. 6316 Delaware &t.. Cheyy Chase. Md., on Thursday. Sep- t);mhrr 27, at'10 am. Interment Mason, DRISCOLL. JOHN J. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday'mornin. 4:30_ at his residence. 611 Girard st. n.e., 'JOHN J.. beloved husband of Annie’ A. '(nee umvm‘ and beloved 80n of Timothy A. and Mary A. Driscoll. Notice of funeral herumr (Baltimore papers please copy.) ARL 3. OB Mondas. 8, MICHAEL J. FEN- NELL beloved husbana” of Elizabeth Fen: nell. " Funeral from his la Shepherd, st. n.w.. Req Gabriel's Church at 8 ».m. FRASER. JOHN STEWART. Suddenls. Monday, SOnv;'mh-r 24. 19 Sun¢ : e ementow, ARY SR Wi Cof Randolph mvu Henre. Funera! service; chapel’ of J William Lee's Sons. 3 ave. n.w.. on Thursday. 5:!‘.‘"“"“ 27 a6 35, " interment BT GOLDSBOROTGH. September 24. 1 THUR T, GOL] the late Edmund K. and Richard H. Gold borough. GOODE. MARY HELEN. On Tuesdsy, Sen- temoer 25. 1928, at her residence. 638 SR MARY HELEN, beloved. dausnter of the fate Georze P..and Mary E. Goode, seed 23 scars Puneial from above m«- dence Friday, Septsmber 28, at 7 a.m. Fu- neral mass St. Mary's cuhnhc Church. Bryantown, Md.. at 8 o'clock. Relatives fnd friends invited. Tntorment ar Brvan: town, M 27 GORDON, !uuohn Q0 Wednesdar, Se tember 25, 1928. RAVMOND € . son OF " George wnd_Sarah Gnrdon CHe. 3 leaves one sister and one brother. Notice of funeral hereater. Remains resting at he W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funerel parlors, 352 G e o GREENE. SARAH J. mi 2 ARTHUR T. On Mondl’{. E. On Monday. Sep- t her rtesidence.’ 3812 wman She leaves to mourn their loss two grand- children. ' two great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday. September 27, at 1 p.m... from Rock Cresk Baptist Church. Rev. A Jores. Gastor. " Retetives and Triends are invited to attend. % HARLEY, SUSANNA. De parted, this lie 8, at of James W. Haries. nad sister of Samuel and Manuei Swann and Miss Emma Walker and Julia Hughes. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting et the W, Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral parlors, 2223 Ga. HAWKINS, LOTTIE. On s.mrdu. Septem- ber 928, at Gallinger Hospital. LOT- Tk HAWKING. Fhe remaing can be seen & Ford funeral parlors today. Funeral Thursday, Septemher 2. !mm Holy Redeemer Church. N. J. ave. and N. Y. ave. n.w.. at 9 o'clock. HUGHES, EUGENA MARGARET. Suddenly, on Wednesday morning. Septem| 1928, at Washington annmnum. EOGENA RGA HUGH! wife of . beloved Francs R Hughes. Notice of funeral hereafter. '“"";‘F‘ ALICE C. On Tuesday, Septem- Gawler's chapel. 1730 Thursday. September 27, terment at North Bloomaeld, Onio. JACKSON. RICHARD, A. On Wednesdsy, 4:45° am s Rosoitet RIGHARD. A JACK: beloved son of tne late Heiry and Lavinia Jackson. He is survived sisters, Mrs. Alberta Smackum and Mr— Emma’ Brasel: one brother. William Jackson, and other relatives and mond: Funeral nohcc hereafter. Departed this . 1628, at 5:45 lite Tues- m. it d friends. Notice of funeral hereafter. oS ARAH E.On Monday, September 1 E, nee Binnix), ared 62 FHILLIP B. On Tuesday. September 23, H) B.. beloved husband of rtle Karr, faiher ot Fairs Kars and bes Louisa Karr. aged 37 years. his late residence, 3413"Otis i ‘on Thurs se s nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. KING, HORACE, On Wednesday, September das. et Garfeld Hospital, HORACE R he, Deloved husband of Mary Kin devoted father of Robert and Richard King and Mrs. Lavinia Wilson, stepfather of 8401 and Dennison Owent.' He aiso lenves & host of other relatives and friends. No- tice of funeral hereafter. Remains rest- ing ot the W Ernest Jarvia Co. funeral parlors. 2222 Ga. ave. LEE. MAMIE SELLERS. stenlv on Wed- nes tember 25, 1028, ath Lee. temporarily at P. Al Lomax funeral chapel. 1400'; S st. n.w. Notice of fureral later. LIVINGSTON. LUCY B. Entered into rest or Tu at 8§ 3 jon Grove: Md. dow of th Iate” Joho F. Lhmmnn Tormerly of Bal: emains rost- Pumiphrey's undertaking establish- . _Rockville, Md. Interment Balti- mere’ Cemetery. M3:DONALD. CHARLES B. 25, 1928, at his lence. n'vl} * CHARLES B Hnrno\! Funeral, cervicas at the S. s L 1t wts Tharses p.m. Interment Rock On_ September EV. L. F. On Tuesday. Septem- 8. at 4:25 p.m.. at his residence, T34 ‘Greshan place m: ‘aced 72 vea:s. F. NICHOLS. He leaves a loving Rite. Siure, Nrcne B Nichoie Four - som Tillman. “Willie L. Rev. John Paul and Daniel J. Nichols:” two adopted children, Rirred Nichols and' Clifton’ 5 Johnton: and many other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. = Funeral Sunday, Sep- tember 30. at 1:30 pm.. from the Metro- politan Baptist Church R 12th and 13th sts. R assisted by Nincteenth, Sircet “Baptis Remains. resiing at may be viewed ERRIE, MATILDA, ALLEN. Entered into o Scptember 25 1628." at am her 328 8th st. se. MATILDA ALLEN PERRIE. beloved wife of Perrie. sr Funeral Thursday. Sen ptember 2 om Christ Church. 620 ThieEment Conatets onal Cema: Relatives and friends invited to attend. POLKINRORN. CATHERINE E. dav. Seotember 24. 1928. at her Hotel Brighton,” GATHERINE o1 daughter of the en; ar! Brown Polkinnorn. wl-'m-xemll lmmclh“"kd-' - m . Washingtor ‘athe Thirsday. September 27, = PRINTZ, ANNIE M. oOn Dt 25. 1928 ANNIE M.. beloved wife of sem Printz ‘apd mothier of Mable G adiler, aned 58 vears. he late "residence. On Mon- RECTOR, LYDIA V. On e COR T 0 1536, at 930 S - at Pussei ) nnl Passaic. N. J. LYDIA V. ormerly of V;uhm:ton D. C..' an renton. Va. Funeral services at t Chiutch, Warrenton. Va. ‘Thursday. Bep | = tember 27. at 11 a.m. SANDS, FRANCIS PRESTON BLAIR, on & mber 25,1928, ' FRANCIS N BLATR SANDS, son of Admiral F, ' Sa beloved husband of ands. | Survived Weaths. WILLIAM, . Departs o ioct oat '-E.:&'}é' 31, Emergency husband of the late Fannie f Noble snofler stepfather of Mrs. Rens Wade. Jonnson, Trene Henderson. Marl Robert Johnson. Remains rest; -m- Tarily ai the John T, Kyan funeral cn Ey - Funeral Thurs rom STEVENS life_Tnesday. Septem! B N, Mrs. Lovise E. s Remains may be view Allen. cor. 12th st. and Fla. ave. ment Thursday in Hampton. Va, VINCENT, VIRGINIA NAOMI. At her resi- dence. 2420 Hamlin st. ne. VIRGINIA NAOMT. beloved wife of Harry B. Vincent Notice of funeral hereafter. ELLS. EVEIR. Departed this life on Tuec- day. September 25, 1928. EVEIR WELLS. oo ™ Touatiter” of - Clttacnt. & and fudrey A Wells. Puneral Priday, Septem- 28, at 1 . from the late resi- Bence. 213 Morgan st . | a1 Qu»mp Williams, devoted father of Isabe' Smith and son of James Brooks =Punera' Thursday, Scptember 27, at 1:30, from Winslow funeral parlor. WOMACK. AGNES. After a long 11l parted this life Monday, Septem! 1928. AGNES Wi She e moutn their loss a dauzhter and a host of other relatives and friends. Remain: Testing at Joseph Janifer's funeral home 1115 27nd ‘st. nw. Funeral Thursdas. Seotember 27, at 2 pm. from the Secorid Baptist, Church, 3id st between H and Eve n.w. Rev. Halloman. WOWACK. AGNES. The Lincoln Mutua) Relief Association announces the death o’ Aenes Womack, at Blue Plain:, i September 27. at At Tthe ' Srcond Baptist enren: Detween H and Eve Asces ErORGE W EoLE. P " Th0rA 1. TROMPSON, Rec. Sec. In Memorram. In loving remembrance fe and _mother-| EMMA BROOKS. who departed t B iodny. Bentember 20, 1018 Though suffering she breathed not ‘murmur. For the Comforter stood by her side And whispered. “Fear not. 1 am with thee. With Me shalt thon abid HER anmc. “AND DEVOTTD JUSBAND JAMES P._ RROOKS. AND DAUGHTER- N AW, EBITH BROOKS ,'NII CHARITY EUI l. m n et i Bl g B R SHARTTY EULALIE GILUILAND, who g £0_suddenly seven vears szo foday. Sel tember 26. 1921. HER DAUGHTERS. * GRANT. SCOTT E. In sad but loving re membrance of oiir beloved husband anc father. SCOTT E, ANT. who died i TeATS aco today. September 26, T033. Mrs. <o v a HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND GHILDREN. * GREENF. MARIA. In loving memory of o fe and mother. MARTZ o "denaried tma e Septem- the heautifv] hills of God. lev of rest s0 fair, ome’ time. when our task ir . With Joy_we shall meet you there HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. * JACKSON. FARRY. In memory of our dea: father. HARRY JACKSON. who_departac {ais lifeone year ago taday, Septembe: Peacefni be thy silent slumber. Peaceful in the crave so low. Thou no more shall join our mumber. Thou no more ovr soul will know. Just & line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory fond and true. Just & token of love and devotion ZIhat our nearts still long for you. RET JACKS' SHELVY AND HIS SISTER. MATILDA COLEMAN ROBINKON. HYACINTH B, In loving mem. ory_of mv heloved daughter, H B ROBINEON. “who denaried this ite Al teen vears ago today. September 26, 1313 It matters not which road I take, ow cark or lone it 1 knos God. will .\nmewhere Join TR Fogd That Jeads 1o LOVING * MOTHER, MARY"E RoBIN- WETZEL, CLARA M. In loving our dear mother. CLARA M. departed this life inree vears September 26, 1925. Gone, but not forgotten. =R Cl WISE, ANDREW G. In Io; our: ‘dear. father and ANDREW G, WISE. who left us nine ye s today. September 26. 1919 $7s BEVOTED DAUG rnn AND GRAND- —DAUGHTER: ) YA MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS DesiGueD AND ErecteD. WRITE or TeLe PHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED a:m.:v THE J. F. MANNING CO.. 919 1574 ST.N. W. WASHINGTON EUNERAL DlnEmls- " Frank Gexers Sons Co. s m!lfl'n‘s'r N.W M 2472 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th 8t N.W. Phone North 41 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoin T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Capitol St NORTH_17978. }oseph F Birch's Son 3034 M St NV, Phope, West o Herkert B. Nevius Funerll Home New Y V. L. SPEARE CO. Nether the successors of not connecteo with the origtnal W Speare_establish- t S'rf:n. Prank 65 1099 t. N.W. 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