Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1928, Page 9

W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral ........$195 $150 Steel Vaults. .. .$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 Achidenoes Oily $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Clnpal Latest Pipe Organ Musi Desired—All Without Clnru Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY, N OVEMBER 7, 19%8. ® g Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. 6 Dupont Circle 2469 18th SLN.W. Franklin 5232 Col bia 636 The Perry & Walsh Mortuary Service ls the finest service obtainable. Our attentive efforts have been rewarded with an ever-in- creasing clientele. « ‘The matter of cost is left to your own convenience. 29 H St. N.W. 4601 5th St. N.W. HE family, in the majority of cases, has to consider the mat- ter of price. Qur big concern is that of rendering superior service. These varying viewpoints are brought together by low costs (from $125 up for complete services) and by the well-known quality of Deal service. _%EAI. FUNERAL HOME Gor reference Ask 816 H STREE g/our newghbor’ MRS. MARGARET C. BAUM IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Mrs. Margaret Carter Baum, for many years a resident of this city, active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the United Daughters of the Confederacy, died at her residence Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 1004 B street southwest, Monday nigh! after a long illness. Mrs. Baum was the daughter of thr late Capt. H. E. Carter of the Con- federate Army, and Mrs. Ann Golder Carter. She came to this city in 1880 following the death of her father. Unti' her marriage she resided at the hom of her uncle, the late R. A. Golden. Mrs. Baum was a life member of Ry- land Methodis Episcopal urch, was a former vice president of the W. C. T. U. of Southwest Washington and a mem- ber of the Robert E. Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. | She also was a member of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. She is survived by her mother, and son, W. Carter Baum, local attorney. Funeral setvices will be conducted in the Ryland Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. In- terment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery R = Plant Fall Bulbs at Once PRICES REDUCED The following named varieties of Single Early Tull 59¢ doz. Yellow Prince (Bright Yel- low), Cramoise Brilliant (Scar- Jet), Rose Luisante ' (Rose Pink). Old Dutch or Breeder Tulips. Named Varietie: Reduced to. . .59¢ doz. Narcissus. Named vari . Reduced to.....$1.19doz. Single Mixed Hyacinths. $1.25 doz. Paper White Narcissus. 12 for $1.00 Complete assortment Ma- donna Lilies, Calla Lilies, Crocus, Regale Lilies. Dcliver F W. Bolgiano & Co. 915 E St. NW. Prices Within the Reach of Every One Nothing will add more to the beauty of your home during the Winter than a few Palms and Ferns. Fine Kentia Palms 49c Each Great Big Palms, $1.25 FERNS Fine Large Ferns, 69c Great Big Ferns, Sl 19 Fern Pans, cont tiful assortment of Tnhle Ferns +79¢ Separate Table Fern All va Holly and Asparagus Ferns .. Rubber Plants. ... Perennial Plants Dug fresh and delivered to you 25¢c each; 10 of a kind for $2 Tall dark blue and light blue Del- phinium, Columbine, Shasta Daisies, Double Hollyhock — separate colorsi dy Phlox, pink, white, red and Chrysanthemums, six fine ris roots, fourteen beauti- Varletles. Expert Landscape Service Scientific Spraying Expert Pruning Estimates cheerfully furnished Phone PAR-KERRY Par-Kerry overcoats meet the most exacting requirements thru the medium of fine needle work and perfect fit... Quality woolens in colors and patterns that reflect careful selection .. .tailored at Fashion Park. 50 AND MORE ¢ F E. L. WILSON IS DEAD AFTER SHORT ILLNESS| Manager for Crane Co. Department Had Resided Here Since 1906. Edward Lowell Wilson, 43 years, old, for the past 10 years manager of the Government department of Crane Co., dealers in mechanical equipment for Federal buildings, died at his residence, 4701 Connecticut avenue, last night after a short illness. Mr, Wilson had been connected with the Crane Co. for the past 18 years and had been a resident of this city since 1906. Mr. Wilson was a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. He was a member of the Massa- chusetts “Tech” Luncheon Club, the University Club and the Washington Golf and Country Club. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Pattie M. Wilson; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Wilson of Water- town, Mass., and two sisters. Funeral arrangements have no been completed. i see -~ —that a smartly dressed matron whom I glimpsed at tea last week was rush- ing the season by wearing a new hat of black satin . . . thus following_one of the latest vogues. Hats of satin are shown on the Third Floor, The Hecht Co. —that white gloves are com- ing into vogue once more. Long ones for evening . . . slip-ons for afternoon (espe- cially when one wears a black coat). First Floor, The Hecht Co. i see~- —that a weck-end bag chosen by college girls and husiness women is of fine glish calfskin and com- bines the best features of a wardrobe bag and hat box. Such bags, priced at $30, are found on the First Floor, The Hecht Co. Isce~- —that Vogue decrees, “the color of a fur coat is echoed by the ha Furs coats and matching hats, often fur trimmed, can be discovered on the Third Floor, The Hecht Co. i see~- —that another Vogue com- mandment is “Do have one of the printed or plain jer- sey dresses in your ward- robe.” A charming selec- tion of jerseys is shown in the Moderate Price Dress Sho; Thud Floor, The Hccgt isece- —that the midseason coat or tailored suit gains in chic by the addition of a fox or marten scarf . . . featured on the Third Floor, The Hecht Co. i see~ —that a smartly dressed col- lege man whom I noticed at a foot ball game was wear- ing a polo coat of fleece with raglan shoulders and a belt similar to those shown on trench coats. This looks like a new vogue for college men. A duplicate of the coat is shown in the Men's Shop, Second Floor. The Hecht Co. isee-- —that at one of the Satur- day night dances at Ward- man Park a well groomed man wore a stiff shirt with a turn-down collar. Rather unusual with a Tuxedo— but most effective and com- fortable in appearance. This new type of shirt is shown in the Men's Shop, First Floor, The Hecht Co. i see~~ —that one of the new fads for Junior Misses is to wear short leather jackets and matching leather caps . completing the costume with a sweater and butterfly skirt. All items to be seen on the Second Floor, The Hecht Co. i see-- the —that the vogue of roadster coat of sheared lamb increases daily. The inevitable choice of the col- lege girl and those who pre- fer collegiate styles. Third Floor, The Hecht Co, Personal Shopper for The Hecht Co. “F St. at 7th” |KIRK CUTCHALL FOUND DEAD IN HIS AUTOMOBILE Carpenter Suffers Heart Attack in Car at Sixth Street and Louisiana Avenue. Kirk Cutchall, 57 years old, a car- | parenter of 1110 B street northeast, died suddenly from a heart attack last night, being stricken in his automobile at Sixth street and Louisiana avenue. He { was found slumped in the car and taken home, where a physician from Casualty Hospital pronounced life extinct. Cor- oner Nevitt issued a certificate in ac- cordance with the facts. When Cutchall failed to reach home at his accustomed hour, members of his family became alarmed and made in- quiry of the police in an effort to lo- cate him, Bir!hs R.eporled The following births have been reported to the [Health Department in the O] . and Edna L. Hoffman, girl. 4 By and Elzkbein L, Hands. ml. Charles M. and Helen L. Talley. George J. and Aence H' Fink kil Victor R. and Helen Beancharge, girl. Sewell and Vera Shreve. girl. Nicholas and Smaro_Cordon. girl. Jonn S, and Mary Cannon. éirl. William 1. and Aune B. Diffenderfer, girl. Leonard i and Elizabeth Boertlein, girl. Dennis and Emma E._Gorgan. girl. flexander T P. and Eleana Johnson, girl. Hugh and Eila'F. Matheson, girl. Malcolm N. and Margaret C. Stewart, girl. Thomas F. and Anna G. Clark, boy. Francis J. and Angela Latham. boy. Charles L. and Latrille Wamsley. boy. Gerald D and Vivian G. Links. boy. John ‘and Mary Beach. boy Charles and Marie Lazsari, boy. James D. and Irene L_Deadman, boy. Edward and Hallle L. ‘Weber, bo: W. and Minnie M. AindVirkinia, M. eller. boy. Oscar A, and Winnie E.’Beckman. boy. Raymond M. and Estell M. Cheseldine, boy. Joseph and Clara M. Tasior. hoy Reginald G. and Ella M. Blackstone, boy. Edward W. and Lena Chaillet, girl. David A. ‘and Lillian Newcomer, boy (twins). nd Thelma L. Harris, Edgar P. Elmer R. and Stelia Alexande: Thoma: Charles and Florence P. Robert P:and Edith L. Crawfore Son _and Rosa Davis. girl Morris and Alice Tvler, boy. Alfred and Willie Stone, boy. Robert C. and Nellie Neal, boy. tin and Alice Chase, boy. and Emma Tillman, boy. lism R. and Liza Smith; boy. The Chinese of San Francisco's Oriental quarter balk at the dial phones. They refused to use them be- cause the little holes, numbers and let- ters looked too much like a spying trap. The company, whose desire was to mod- ernize the telephone service in China- town, has had to give in to the stolid and superstitious Heo Sings and allow them to have their own operator and their own way of signaling. BARPIN sapphire. Re # BAR PIN—W blue sapphire: between Webster sts._on 14th n.w. Reward. _Ada BAR PIN—On west side of 33rd_ tween O and P, a bar pin of vellow Toman fold in form of two rams heads with curied horns. Marked Roma; reward. Tel. West BELT—Navy miniature helt, vicinity mn st near F cr Mass. ave. near Dupont Circle. Reward. Decatur 625 BOSTON ~ TERRIER. female, mahogany color, ~white markings around neck and across head. around black nose: chest and front feet white: toes of black fest white: collar biue and red. Will finder please call gn 21417 Reward. C; Bueen 13th, and T5th. Tucsdag. ¥ ‘Reward. 1425 T_st.._ADt. 30 s DLE BULL P! ale, from 3735 Kanawhs st Telephone atter 6 o'clock. 5192. Reward. eather. 1EF O, ing val- gn'ale papers to owner onl! Reward. Col. NE _with curved three weeks ago, stick. no ferule. H._Di ivory handle, about marked 1. H. D.: ebony Reward for its return. 1. Que st. n.w. 8 yellow ‘and_ white, part collie, 1927 tag. Phone DOG, large, male! scar near left eve; No IR Y U A DOG-—Monday mornin; male; ellyn setter with collar and no tag. Finder will Dl!'n;l' phone Adams 7153, and receive re- war DOG. police. half grown. vicinity Conn. | ave. “and Thornapple st.: black nose, browsi | ears_and_paws. Rewnrd Wis. 392! DOGS—3 English setters, black and whllt one female. wil D. C. tag 4112; two male | puppies about months old, Strayed Sun- day night from 3830 18th st nie, "Reward. STERN downtown. 700_13th HOUND, female, black and ta G reward. Return to 3T, lost Reward. Return to A. E. 1. long tail and T. w"“'"',!“ KEYS, in leatherette case. between Kenyon. sl Wi, Blsasans ta Packar Inn ab Fark METROFOLITAN POLTCE HADGE To%5 55 J. V. Ahrens. 9th precinct: $5 reward. * OVERCOAT—On November 2, at Cook Sch Playground, boy's navy blue overcoat. hav- red lmln1 and navy buttons. Reward for information cldlnl to its recovery. Adflrfls Box_470-C._Star_office. PIN, cameo-brooch, Saturday, down! reward. Return to L. F. Chamberlain, 1210 Gallatin _st. n.w. _Phone Ga. 3473-J. » dark red leather: with gold_chain: ned $25 and small change. Will give generous reward. Mrs. E. W. Tompkins, Apt. 404, 1900 Lamont n.w. leather, POCKETBOOK. __browil Rer. Fridiy, downtown, containing money. glasses, keys and letters; reward. Return to Miss Appl ton. c-o_Sgt. Gesell. Washington Barracks. PURSE containing valuable picture, keys and small amount of money-at Kann's Lace Dept. 1f finder will return picture and keys it wili be sreatly appreciated. Miss Sauer, at T e me SHERBET DISH, Pleasant car or F Please call Col. 5893, RING, PL ])l‘\\l(_)\D Tivoll Theater, Nov. 4, or between 12 Raymond, st. and Tivoll Theater. Liberal reward it returned to Mrs. R. Semmes, 12 Raymond st.. Chevy Chase, M st. post office station. " Josep h F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034M St NiWe s Tasus waes a8 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connected with the original W. R. Speare establish- ment, 1009 H St. N.W. k. 6626 Phone Fran g Formerly N i LLIAM LEE, Funeral Direcior and | Commao- balmer, Livery in_connection. :I':u: shavel, Modern Crematoriums. Moder- ate price: N {1} 385 " Herbert B Nevius Funeral Home 924_New_York Ave. N.W. Main_2608 ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 45 yrs._at 910 F st Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H 8t. NE. meoln 524 Modern Chapel _ ijck, Dignifled.” Bficient Servieg, Automodile Service W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN_8200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SBEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel. _ Telephone _ Mf_“‘ 2473 | ESTABLISHED 1870, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. ___ Phone North 47. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_ 372, T. F. COSTELL 1724 North Capitol St. NORTH 7978, ‘hape) FUNERAL _DESIGNS. rompt Auto Delivery Service. Artigtic—expressive—inexpensive, Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. GEO. C. SHAFFER EFRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE_PRICES, Qur Only Store, li4‘t_h & Eyc BLACKISTONE, 1407 H| Beautiful Floral Designs, $5 and up, CALL MAIN 3707 | WASHINGTON. LOUISE. We wish Card of Thanks. to ex- press ovr thanks and appreciation to the pastor, Pastor's choir, socicties. clubs. Telatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness' and_expression of sympathy and beautiful flora: tributes extended to us at the death of our dear daughter and EL{ZARETH MOSE: ELLA CPRINCE, AL EERTA MOORE. . Beathg. BAUM. MARGARET CARTER. On Monday. November 5. 1928, at 10:35 p.m.. at her residence, 1004 B st sw. MARGARET CARTER' BAUM. beloved mother of W. Carter Banm and daughter of Mrs. Cath- erine Ann Carter. Funeral from Ryland M. E. Chnreh, 10th and D sts. 5.%.. Thurs- day, November 8. at 2:30 p.m. Iaterment in Rock Creek Cemetery. BROOKE: PAUL H. Suddenly. on Monday, November 5. 1628 PAUL Hy Beloved son of Harry and M Brooke. aged 16 years. "Fun late residence. 517 18th st n. 7 at 8:30 am. thence to Holy Comforter hurch, where mass will be said at 9 a.m or the' repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. 7 CAMMACK. FRANK A. Suddenly. on Mon- day. November 5. 1928, FRANK A.. beloved husband " of Florerce ~White Cammack. Funeral frcm his_late residence. 3820 Ingemar st. n.w. Thursday. November 8, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. (Fiedericksburg and Culpeper, Va.. papers please copy.) COMPTON, FLORA QUEEN. On Monday feening. November 5. 1028 at her rest- dence, Halis Hill. Va.' FLORA ELEANORA. beloved wife of Samuel E.. mother of Sam- vel, jr.. and Flora May and niece of Mar. E. 'Woad and sister of Bernard P. Hil Funeral from St. Mary's Church. 2ird_st. bet. G and H sts. n.w. on Thursday. N vember 8 at 1 p.m. Interment at Payne Cemetery. . DAVIS, JOSEPHINE. November 6. 1028, at the Concord ~Apartments, JOSEPHINE DAVIS, daughter of the late Henry S, and ry B. Davis. in the 76th year of her Serviees at St. John's Church. No- ber 8. 1028, 2 p.in.” Interment private. DONNELLY, MARGARET LEECH. Sudden- 1y on Wednesday. November 7, ‘1928, at 7 am. at her residence. 2209 M st. n.w.. MARGARET LEECH, beloved wife of Con- nor Donnelly.” Mass will be celebrated at 8t. Stephen’s Catholic Church, 25¢h and Pa. ave. n.w.. on Saturday, November 10, at'9 am. for the repose of her soul Friends and relatives invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DORR., MARGARET. On _Wednesday. 'Hr\- vember 7. 1928, MARGARET, beloved wife of Frank'J. Dorr. Funeral from her late residence, ‘2615 Evarts.st. n.e.. on Friday. November 0. at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at St. Francis de Sales Church at 9 Deaths. TAYLOR, MATTHEW M. The Kxdosh serv- ice will be conducted over our late illus- trious brother MATTHEW M. TAYLOR 33 at 12 (midnight) Wednesday. Novembe 7. at Metropolitan A M. E. Zion Chu on D st. between dud and 3rd s.w. sublime ‘princes anc fil. peers of ' Jona than Davis Consistory. No. 1. are hereby ordered to assemble at the church Wed- nesday nisht at 11.30. Regalia at the church. By order of o BENJ. F. ARRINGTON 33°. Attest: Commander-in-Chief. CICERO A. LEE 33", Keeper of Seals and rehfves. CHAS. H. ANDERSON 32", Assistant Keep- er of Seals and Archives. TAYLOR, MATTHEW M. Officers and Mem- bers of Zerubbabel Court, No. 1, He of Jericho, Sister Courts and Ofic Memoers of the Grand 3rd ste. sw. . ‘COLEMAN. M. L J. BROOKER. F. J. MARTHA B MARSHALL. Secy, . TAYLOR, MATTHEW M. Sr. The officers and members of Prince Hail Cnap! 0 5. H. R. A M. are requested to assemble gt the Met. A. M. E. 2. Chureh, D st. bet. 2nd and 3rd sis. s.w. Thursday, November 8, 1928, at 11:45 a.m., to attend the funeral of our late companion. MAT- THEW M. TAYLOR. Sr. WALTER J. BROOKER, H. P, JOHN SLADE. Jr.. Sec ATTHEW M. The officers and of Charles Datcher Lodee, No A, M. are hereby rotified of the death of P. M. MATTHEW M. TAY- LOR. Sr.. and are hereby ordered to as- semble at Metropolitan Wesley Chureh, D st. between 2nd and 3rd sts. s Thursday. November 3. 1928, at 17 noo to attend the funeral.’ Ofcers will mee} at Masonic Temnle 33 a.m. By order of Charles Dateher 0. 15 RAYMOND "~ . W. M. ALLAN A. C. G7U Suddenly on + 8. at her resi- z L ARy CATHERIN}' THIEL (nec Bifley)~ Remeins resting at Zurhotst's funersl parolrs. 301 East Cap itol st. Notice of funeral later. WILLIARD. LOUIS H.—On Tuesday. vember 6, at_ Pitisburgh, Pa. LOUIS H. and of Mary Chapin Williard. ~Re- mains resting av Neving' funeral home, 924 New York ave. nw. on November 8. Interment Priday morning, November 9, Jefterson, Md. 8 WILSOX. EDWARD LOWELL, On Wednes: dav. Movemb 1978, at his home, 4701 Connectic a snort_filness. band of Pattie M Wilson. Notice of funeral later. o'clock. Rel: es and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 8 ESBERGER. WENDELL J. On Wednesday. November 7. 1928. at the residence of his son. Max W. Esberger, 1119 8th st. n.e., WENDELL J. ESBERGER. He is sur- vived by three daughters, Florence C. Breithaupt. Lydia Weaver of California and Charlotte E. Cain. Puneral services Friday evening at 8 p.m. at the W. A Chambers funeral parlors, 14th _and Chapin sts. n.w. Interment Louden Park Cemetery. Baltimore. Md. (Baltimore nnd Cincinnat! papers please copy.) HANSON. JOSEPHINE VAN DUYN. On Tues- day. November 6, 1028, at her residence. 5803 Connecticut ave. n.w.. JOSEPHINE VAN DUYN. beloved wife of George Han- son and mother of Mrs. Llovd H. Almy and Miss Lanra V. D. Hanson. Funeral services at the §. H. Hiries Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w.. on Thursday. November 8. a4 2 . Inferment at Rock Creek Ceme- HARRIS, CHARLES TOWNSEND. On Wed- nesday. November 7. 1923. at his residence, 1514 17th st. n.w, CHARLES TOWNSEND HARRIS. beloved husband of the late Carolin L._Harris and_father of John W.. Florane and Mav V. Harris. Remains t the S. H. Hines Co. funeral o 2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral ater. HFNDERSON, CORDELIA. Departed this life, after a long iliness. Monday. Novem- ber 5. 1928, at her residence; 2011 4th st, the iate Serst. Reuben Henderson: beloved sunt of Albeért Contee and Mrs. Zora Taylor. Remains at Frazier's pariors, 123 T st. n.w. Funeral Thursday. November & at 1'pm.. from Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd and 414 sts. s.w. Rela- tives and. friends invited. Interment Ar- lington Cemetery. HENDERSON, CORDELIA. Officers and Mem- bers of Zerubbabel Court, No. 1, Heroines of Jericho, and Sister Courts: You are ordered to attend the funeral of Sister CORDELTA HFNDFRSON Thursday, No- vember 8, 1928. at 1 o'clck p.m.’from Zion Baptist Church, P st. bet. 4!z and 3rd sts. s.w. COLEMAN. M. A, M. res home, EFFIE N. WALTER J. BROOKER, F. MARTHA E. MARSHALL, Secy. HENDERSON. CORDELIA. All members of Richard Howell Gleaves Assembly. No. 2. Order of the Golden Circls, are reaquested to asemble at 2011 4th st nw. Wedne day. November 7. 1928, at 8 P. to hold services aver our dn‘n!d riste: Loyal Lady CORDELIA HENDE! N MAUD L. DIXON, L. L. Rule; H. REBECCA BEASON. L. L. Sect. b HENDFRSON, CORDELIA. The officers and nemben Queen of Sheba Chapter, No. O.'E. 8. are requested to attend the Tangralof Past Matien CORDEIA HER: DERSON Thursday, November 8. 1928, at 1 p.m. from Zion Baptist Church, F st. S.Ww between 3rd and 415 sts. MRS. SOPHIA D. 'WICKS, R. M. RICHARD A PHILLIPS. R. P. Attest: JESSIE C. BANKS, Secty. 4 HENDERSON. CORDELIA. Eva Allensworth Aux. 2. Spapish War Veterans. announces {he death of Sister CORDELIA HENDER, N. Puneral Thursday, Nfl"mbfl 1 nlh at Zion Baptist Church. F 3 Call’ meeting Wednesday. Nn\ember .8 . 805 Ten st nw Uniform ALVEN, CARTER, Pusldent FANNIE OREEN. cretary. HENDERSON. CORDELIA. Julia McN. Henry Aux. 2. Army and Navy Union, announces the death of Past Lady Commander COR- DELIA HENDERSON. Puneral from Zion Baptist Chureh. F st. s.w.. Thurnduy, No- vember. 8. 1928. ‘m. Uniform. TENNTE MoRRT Lady Commander, EMMA ANDERSON, L. Adit. JONFS, JAMES. On Tuesdayv. November 6. 1928 ¢ Garfleld Hosoital. JAMES JONES: hushand of Blanche Jones. He 0 es & mother and father. two sisters five brothers. - Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. Noticé of funeral hereaiter. KING, JAMES. Departed this life Monday. November 5. 19: at Gallinger Hospital, 6:45 a.m.. JAMES KING. beloved husband of Mary King and_devoted father of John King and Annie Young. He 0 leaves to mourn seven grandchildren and a host of other relatives and_friends. Funeral ‘Thursday, November 8, from Peace Baptist Church, 1338 H st. at | pm. Rev. N. T. Moore. past tew- art's undertaking parlor, 30 H .ll ne. * LIBBY, DR, FRED N. On Monday, Nove ber 5. 1028, 1 Madison. Wits Dr. PRED .. beloved hvsband of Helen E Libby (nee Smith). Funeral from Masonic Tem- ple. Mfidkn . Wis.. Thursday. November 8.4t 1.30 pm. Tniérment Evansville, Wis. LOWE. WERRERT F. on_Man. v’ Noverber 5. 020" HERBERTE. pe- loved husband of Mary J, Lowe (nee Bort). aed 43 yaars. Funeral from his Inte resi- dence. 728 4'>s st. s.w.. on Thursday. No- vember '8, at 830 am.. thence to St. Dominic’ Church., where reaquiem mass$ will be sald at 9 o'clock for the repose of his soul. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. T LVYNCH. ETHEL T. On Monday, November 5. 1928. at the residence of her parents. Seat Pleasant, Md,. ETHEL T.LYNCH. beloved daughter of the late Edward and Mary C. Lynch. ‘Funeral from her lste residence at 2:30 pm. November 8. terment Addison’s Chapel. Md. MEAD. ll LOUISE. On Wrdn!ldlv Nmrmbfr . 1928, at her home. 283 )I st. n.e.. HELEN LOUISE. beloved of Harry and Louise Mead. g1 -nddlu(mer of G. P, Curran of Bethesda, Md.. aged 6 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. MORRIS, LENA. On Mondav. November 8, 1928. at her residence. 737 Navy pl. se.. LENA. wife of Banks Morris, _devoted mother of Lena Tucker and Eleafiora Campbell and sister of Joseph and Alex- ander Henson. She also leaves to mourn their loss three grandchildren and_a hos of other relatiy and (rlend‘ Funeral Thursday. November 8. at p.m.. fro Mount Jezreel Baptist Chumh 5th and st e Relatives and fricnds inviied to attend. PIMPER. M. VI TA. On Tuesday. No. Yyember 6, 1928, :40 p.m.. M. VIRGINIA PIMPER. beloved wife of George Pimper. Services at her late residence. 1302 30th n.w., on Thursday. November 8, at Interment private. B ADA FILL. On Monday. No- vember 5. 1028, at her residence. 1868 Co- lumbia ad, ADA FILL RICHARDSON. of the late Mason N. Ricl ardson. jervices at the residence We« nesaay, November 7, at 12 o'clock. Inte ment private. ™ ROBINSON. HARRY. Passed into the great beyond Mon.cay, November 5. 1928. at Gar- field Hospital, HARRY ROBINSON. 3 leaves to mcurn their loss a mother, one sister, one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting temporarily at the funeral chapel of George B. Clarke Co. 1416 Fla. ave. n.e. Funeral Thursday, November 8. at p.m., from his sister's residence, 1235 T n.w." Friends invited. SCHNEIDER. ELIZABETH G._ Suddenly. on Monday. November 5. 1928. ELIZABETH G. RCHNEIDER. wife of the late Harry M. Frhnelfler Funeral from the chapel of Th Sergeon, 1011 Tth_ st. n.w. on Thursday, Ncvember 8. at 1:30 p.m. Rela- v friends invited to attend. Inte! ment at Oak Hill Cemetery. SCHNEIDER. ELIZAGETH G. A _special ing of Ruth Chapter. N6. 1. O. . will be held Thursday, Novembér 8. 1928, at 12:30 o'clock. at Masonic Temple, Rrightwood, to attend the funeral of our Inte past 'matran. and . treasurer, ELIZABETH G. SCHNEIDER. By order nl the matron, Mrs. ALICE T. DRAPER. RUTH B. IVERS, Secretary. SMALLWOOD. CORA.. Departed this lite Monday. November 5, 19: uri P?.. CORA_SMALLWOOD. uvrd flhulh fl‘ of “Addle Smallycod and sister of Addie Hogan, Magxie Bouser, Ernest. Rollins and Gilbgri smalivood, “Remains resting " at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral pariors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. STEWARD. SAMUEL R. On Monday. N yomper & 1938, at Lakiland Md,.'S| nmf“n R. beloved husband of Nell 3rd Fupieral ‘Thursday, November 8. 0 p.m. from Embry A. Interment Bladensburg. Md. In- E. Church. TAYLOR, MATTHEW M. On Sunday. No- vember 4, 1928. 9:30 a.m.. at Freedmen's Hospital, MATTHEW M. 'TAYLOR, chief commissary steward. U. 8. N.. retired; foved husbend of Mary E._Tavior and voted father of Lawrence C. and' Matthew CORDELIA HENDERSON. wife of | In Memoriam. LARK, LOELLA. In sad but loving remem- O ke ‘of Y dear sister. LUBLLA CLARK (nee Johnson). who departed this life two vears ago today, November 7. 1926. Sister. you left behind a broken heart That loved vou so sincere. That never did and never will Forget you, sister dear. HER DEVOTED SISTER, THERESA B. GALLAHORN, CLARINE R. Tn loving mem- ory of my dear wife. CLARINE R. GAL- LAHORN who left me five years ago to- day, November 7, 1923. Loving and kind in all your ways, Upright and just to the end of your days, Sincers and true in heart and mind. What a beautiful memory you left be- hind. JIMMIE. * AHORN, CLARINE R. In loving re- Gen,'e'mg!?nrr of our dear daushter-in-law. CLARINE R. GALLAHORN. who departed s,hhl life five years ago today, November MR ANU MRS. J. T. GALLAHORN. * HOOPER. VIRGIE G. In sad but loving re- membrance of wife and mother., who departed this life one year ago today, November 7. 1927. As we loved her. so we miss her, ‘In' our ‘memory she is aiways nea Loved. remembered. longed for always, LOVING HUSHAND AND SON. WIL LIAM . HOOPER AND WILLIAM E. HOOPE! Jr. HNSON. BARBARA. A tribute of love to ,ohh memory of my dear mother. BARBARA JOHNSON. who departed this life two years ago today. November 7. 1926. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and jnst to the end of her days: Shcarr and kind in heart and mind.. \th! N Nfl\ll“\ll memory she has left LOVINGLY. ANNA E. JOHNSON. ALLEN GRAY. . MASSINO. ANGELO A. In sad but loving ‘memory_ of onr cear husband ANGELO A. MASSINO. who del jife 15 years ago today, November 17, 1913. Fifteen years ago you left us, The shock we can't forget, So_sad, so sudden. was the call, But, dear one, we love you yet. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY. * MeLENDON. RICHARD. Born April. 22, 1925, RICHARD MCLENDON. Died Novem- er 1, You were our joy and pride, Fe loved you too well - e you slept an “MOTHER, ' PEARL MCLENDON. * PETERS. RUDOLPH J. In sad but loving Temembrance of our dear husband and father. RUDOLPH J PETERS, who de- Rasted this life wsveiteen years ago today. iovember 7. I8 BEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * AILEY. JAMES B. In sad but loving re- B b of our dear hushand. father and grandfather. JAMES B. RAILEY, who departed this life one year ago today, No- vember 7, 1927. The blow was ‘hard. the shock severe, We little thought his death was nea: Fhe” pain ot Dertine. wihout farewell of perting_ without e pain of PHIS'LOVING. FAMILY. RUBY, MABEL VIRGINIA. In loving mem- ory'of my friend. MABEL VIRGINIA RUBY. who died one year aso, November The dead are like the stars, by day Withdrawn from mortal eve. Byt not extinct. they hold thelr way lory through th g MARY E. BROOKS. * CHLEGEL. EDITH SELBY. In memory of e qeat wife ahd mother, EDITH SELBY SCHTEGEL: who deparied this life fve years ago. November 7, 1923 HER _HUSBAND. H. F.' SCHLEGEL. AND CHILDREN. DORIS, HARRY F. JR. AND'ROY. s SMITH, LUTHER. A tribute of love to my dear ‘son. LUTHER_SMITH, who departed this iife November 7 eleven years ago. This day brings back sad memories Of a dear one now gone to rest. The one who thinks of him foday 1s the one who loved himi_best. HIS LOVING MOTHER, ROSE STEWART. MARTHA. In loving remem- brance of my dear daughter. MARTHA STZWART. Who fell asleep in Jesus twenty- eight years ago today, November 7. 1900. We who loved you sadly miss you, Wo who hold you very dear, And_in the lonely hours of thinking Often feel your presence near. MOTHER, CORNELIA' WEBB. WASHINGTON. MARY A. In sad but lovine remembrance of our devoted mother and sister, MARY A. WASHINGTON. who de- parted this life eight years ago today, No- vember 7. 1920. How sad our troubled hearts, How dim our eyes with tears, For death has robbed us of the one We thought was ours_for years. THE FAMILY. * WHELAN, ALICE E. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother and grandmother. ALICE E. WHELAN. who died (W0 years ag today, November 7. 1928 s we loved vou. JIMMIE, MARY AND LORRAINE. * MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED. WRITE O TeLE- PHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC. 919 15T ST. N. W. wunmcrou zlhbzy-filausulzum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient .MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the a{ternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauty spot is an everlasting memorial to the love and reverence for those who have passed on. M. Taylor, brother of Mrs. Mar: Walker and John P. Taylor. Body wil He in state at_the church from Wednesd to Thursdsy 12 M. Funeral Thllrldtl‘ November 8. at 12 ncloel noon. glroncln.ln A " E. 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