Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1928, Page 9

You Should Have Gawler Service! Extract From Letter— “I found your service courteous, eficient and satisfactory in every respect, for which I thank you.” Giizrs SONS- Inc. L e Alfred B. Gawle MORTICIANS Walter A. 1730-1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. Main 551 13 y : ,. » )&Y‘ Complete Cost, $121.00 when he calls us just as little as he withes to pay. We do not try to extert large sums from those who call upon us; we rely upon volume and small profits for our livelihood. Complete services, modern and détirlble, are obtainable here for $125, and as much more as one chooses to pa heo EAL FUNERAL HOME "o reference SAsk your neghbor” 816 H STREET N.E EX THE EVENING REAR ADMIRAL JAYNE DIES OF APOPLEXY Body Will Be Brought Here After Funeral Services in New- port, R. L. | By the Associated Press. NEWPORT. R. I, November 26.— | Rear Admiral Joseph Lee Jayne, United | States Navy, retired, died at his home here yesterday of apoplexy. He was 65 years old. After funeral services at his home tomorrow his body will be taken to Washington for interment. Rear Admiral Jayne had a long and | distinguished ndval career, previous to his_retirement in 1921. after he had suffered a stroke. After graduating from the United States Naval Academy in 1882 he served in the Spanish Am STAR, WASHINGTON, can War as commander of the torpedo boat Rogers on blockade duty. He was made rear admiral shortly after the beginning of the World War. During the hostilities he served at vari- ous times as commanding officer of the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Fla. and as leader of the 3d Division of | Battleship Force No. 1 of the Atlantic fleet. Shortly before his retirement he was assigned to the Pacific fleet. He was born in Brandon, Miss. Births Re;;;te_d. The following births have heen reported to | the Jtealth Department in the last 24 hours: Wwilliam E Harry and Sophia Gobn. sirl Walter and Mildred Miller. girl. Michael D. and Tinnie U. de Bernard, girl Nicholas J. and Lecna G. Costanzo, boy. Georze C. and Mildred A Jarrell.’ girl. Pierre L. and Agnee Ruedin, boy. Leo C. and Mabel C. Youna. hov. Joseph P. and Wilheimina_ Drake, boy. Charles L. and Kathryn Calhour. bov. John M. #nd Lunett Robinson. st. boy. Richard J. and Olga G. Moore, boy. More than 2,000 Jews attended a $50- ate dinner for Brooklyn charities. Still Time for Us to Supply a Thanksgiving Table We specialize in cutting and fitting Plate Glass Tops for tables, buffets, desk etc. — and can cquip your Thanksgiving board at Moderate Cost. Phone us today to send representative to measure vour diner and buffet. Limited Number of Regular $29.50 Johnson’s Electric Waxer OQutfits, A good gift for the Reliable Paint $24.50 woman of the house Supplics of All Kinds at Specially Low Prices i ' HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS & GLASS 1334 New York Ave —Phone Main 1703 | U Jutins Lansburgh: Furniture Co. MMM Entrance 909 F St. N.% [IIHIIHI A Sensational Sale at the Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. FLOOR SAMPLE FURNITURE AT. NEAR, AND BELOW COST Many desirable suites and odd pieces, remnants of lines, are discontinued and being closed out at sensational reductions. Room must be made for new Christmas merchandise. These extraordinary reductions will force the sale. Due to the great sacrifices in price, we must sell these goods subject to the following conditions: Floor Samples Are Sold “as Shown” All Sales Are Final—No C. O.D.’s—No Phone or Mail Orders Usual Convenient Deferred Payments Below we list the great number of varied suites and pieces that may be had at these unheard of prices: $16.95 Cretonne Boudoir Chair... $385 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite $295 4.piece Massive Walnut and Maple Decorated Bedroom . Suite $147.50 $225 4-piece Walnut Twin-bed Suite, comprising Dresser, Chest, 2 Twin Beds. ... $87.50 $225 4-piece Walnut Bedroom BUie .oeioi-i..t ..$110.00 $135 4-piece Walnut-finished Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, French Vanity, Chest of Drawers and Poster Bed $19.95 Davenport mans . $3230 Tvory full size Drawers $24.50 Single robe ... $16.50 Shaded Ivory Serving Table $14.75 Ivory and Biue Welch Cabinet, $7.95 $19.95 Gray and Blue Enclosed Server, §5.95 $39.30 Brown Oak and Green China Server AR $39.75 Walnut China Cabinet . $6.95 $49 R.3x10.6 75 $65 Walnut Buffet........ $1195 Ivory and Blue High Chair. .. $5.98 “Tahle. ; §1395 Parchment Fiber Table §1095 Cretonne Boudoir Spring Otto- "Dacorated Metal Bed $1895 Simmons Spindle Metal Bed, walnut finish, full size. $1875 #Walnut-finished alnut- $37.50 Walnut Veneer Chifforobe. . $10.95 Wood Crib, ivory, on wheels.. $5.96 $29.50 Walnut-finished Dresser $895 Walnut Bedroom Rocker. $2.29 Hand-painted China Base and Parchment Shade Boudoir Lamp $39.75 Cretonne Chaise Longue cxminster Rugs, 9x12. $17.50 Wool and Fiber Rugs, $3.95 Priscilla Sewing Stand $485 2-Piece Solid Mahogany Living .. $8.95 $198.00 $1.89 $9.85 $4.95 . $6.95 $14.95 $9.98 of $11.75 $. $44 §21.95 Juni $3.95 hade $16.90 Brid $2650 Ma £12.95 Fibe $12, Console Chest nished Chiffo- .$12.25 .§19.75 $26.50 Desk $49.50 C $18.75 . $4.50 $1.19 .$24.75 «...$29.50 . $8.75 . §2.95 $79 Ame Desk 4 Table $1695 Radio Cabinet $1690 Table Lamp and Silk Shade. . Louis XVI design Green Table . $75 Mohair Fireside Chair 22.50 Cedar Chest. Green mulberry and taupe upholstery $12 Smoking Cabinet... $1.98 Smoking Stand... $14.50 Mahog: Decorated Mahogany . .. $9.75 50 Telephone Cabinet and Chair, $19.50 50 Englander Double Day Bed and Cretonne-covered Mattress . $1.49 Cretonne Sofa Pillows ...829.50 g . 8% or Lamp and Silk Shade..$10.95 $2.49 . $8.45 ge Lamp and Shade. .. .. $8.45 hogany Davenport Table, y $15.75 . $6.45 Lacquered voee, S8098 $32.50 $14.75 Drop-leaf S -$16.95 loose cushion, ..$29.75 . §4.95 98¢ Junior Lamp and Parchment r Tahle Decorated Decorate well Chair, Secretary $48.00 ble... $8.75 rican \Walnut any Davenport Tal . $2075 S-piece Breakfast Set, a maple Room Suite, Upholstered in Mohair and Frieze $295.00 Frieze $124 6-piece Dinette Set, Fawn and Brown Enameled, com- prising Extension Table, China, Server and 4 ‘Windsor Chairs $49.00 Walnut $298 3-piece stuffed Suite Lawson Suite $475 10-piece Dining Suite SBENL -$300.00 50 10-piece Walnut Dining SEe ...$245.00 $169 10-piece Wal Dining .. $98.50 Room Suite nut $189 6-piece $295 3-piece Kroehler Frieze Mohair $19% 3-picce Three-tone Jacquard Velour Living Room Su $189 3-piece Two-tone Jacquard Ve- lour Carved Frame Suite. .. $165 3-picce Jacquard Velour Living Mohair Over- .$198.00 ...$189.00 ¢, carved §138.00 enpor ..$129.00 . §95.00 quett Putty and Blue Duco-Finished Bedroom - finished Gate - leg ...$12.78 $19.75 Fable Lt i $29.50 Chinese Red Decorated Tea ANABON - s 5 00 inir < mmain s b yasi= SOONED $35 Black and Gold Leatherette Boudoir Chair .$19.75 Maliogan, fiber seats Suite $98.50 $36.50 3-piece Fil ber Suite, with $19.75 tube, de Velour PP $219 3-piece Three-tone quard Velour port Suite X 239 3-piece Mohair $245 Green Bedroom Suite, comprising Dresser, French Vanity, Poster Bed, Chair and Benchr. ot i $35 Odd Walnut Veneer Wood Be $39.30 Walnut Metal Crib, square $209 3-piece Bed Davenport Suite, upholstered Tone Jacquard Velour in Two. $98.00 249 3-piece Kroehler Bed Dav- t Suite, in Jacquard ... $110.00 Jac- Bed Daven- .$149.00 and Mo ¢ Bed Davenport Suite, $179.00 and Parchment Duco .. .$159.00 ds, $12.78 corated panel ofulius Lansburgh gfurniture Entrance at 909 F Street L@ ety T huae. - Eanares” - |0 . ‘and Catherine M. Brown, girl. | | { | { | dence ! the Birmin, D. . C, MO WOMAN VETERAN DIES. Smith, 85, Served as Confederate Messenger. DALLAS, Tex., November 26.—Miss Einice H. Smith, 85, said to have serv- ed as an official messenger for the Con- federacy during the Civil War and on numerous occasions slipped through the Federal lines with important dispatches for Confederate troops, died at her home home here Saturday night. Miss Smith told of having carried medicine and money sewed in the lining |of 2 small fur muff to Southern soldiers from New Orleans, where she was born and lived during the war. VDAY, Miss Eunice DIES AT AGEO;SQ. Miss Laura F. Buried Tomorrow. Miss Laura F. Tanner, 89 years old. died at her residence, 1424" Harvard street, yesterday after a short illness. She was a native of Ohio, but had re- sided in Maryland for many vears prior ago. Three cousins are her nearest rela- tives. They are Miss Mae P. Follmer of the Harvard street address, Edward | L. Stock of Bethesda, Md. and Mrs. Charles A, Munroe of FEast Orange, N. J. Miss Tanner would have been 90 years old in March, Funeral services will be conducted | in the S. H. Hines Co. funeral parlors, | 2001 Fourteenth street, tomorrow after- noon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Congressional Cemeter:; BURIED IN ARLINGTON. Funeral of Mrs. Melissa E. Davis Held at Residence. Funeral services for Mre. Melissa . home, evening, 1457 Belmont street, were conducted at_the resi- this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Davis was_the widow of Capt. George P. Davis, Union_Army veteran, and_mother of Allan Davis, principai of Business High School. She leaves two_sons, Allan Davis and Dr. Sheldon G. Davis, local dentist, and a daughter, Mrs. Eugenia Chesbro, Friday Dies After Auto Wreck. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., November 26 (®).—Carl Taylor, 30, news editor of gham Age-Herald, fatally in- Jjured early yesterday when a car in which he was riding alone crashed into a telephone pole ne: S e pol ar Tuscaloosa, died Deaths Reported. The following deaths have bee; e) . the Tealih Denariment ' he st 5 hacre: ;.m:in\vmm{‘k?mm 83, 1200 F. Capt. st. usan nel 3 2 Nury B Wriknt, 85, 1735 Niacs It m':‘hnmas B. Underh! 1122 Vermont “f'rn('a”l,!fl Leakin, 63. Garfleld Memorial Vincent Campanella, 62, George ‘Washing- ton Hosoital, Eva M. Bell. 60, 4226 Fesse: Pevton B Flags, 90, 130 35 o, "L Lillie Andrews, 33, Tuberculosis Hosnital Arthur W. Fleicher, 22, Tuberculosis Hos- T pital Norris Alexander. 12. Children's Hospital Martha Baylor. 75, 120_15th st. e James Smallwood, 74, 314 H st. s.w. James R. Davis, 70. Gallinger Hospital. James Winston, 52, Gallinger Hospital. Jennie §. Tyler, 53, 219 D st. s.w. rank Johnson, 50. 82 T st. &.W. Lizzie Cook. 40, 326 G &t. s.W. Theresa Smith. 33, 111 Reeves St John Akers, 30, Freedmen's Hospital Clarence McWain, 24, Garfield Hospital, pdward C.Pratt,’23, Walter Reed General ita Wilford Avers, 4 Months, Children's Hos- ital Infant of Mamle Batley, 3 days, 122 Divi- | ston” ave. ‘n.e. Tariff Autonomy Granted. SHANGHAI November 26 (/).—The Norway, which was made public here today, grants the principle of complete autonomy in the matter of national tariffs subject to the usual most favored nation clauses. The treaty annuls the provisions of previous pa OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F e —————— TUXEDO SUIT Silk Trimmed Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F —— | Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 I You Need —have no concern about the handling of fine household effects, when we do vour Packing, Moving, Shipping, etc. We command the best facilities, and always give clients service and satis- faction. Prices Moderate, - U Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING 920-922 E Street N.W. LTI S Preserve them by proper care. ~ The regular brushing of vour teeth with BENCOLINE Tooth Paste and semi-annual your _dentist assurance of sound. spa ling, white teeth and heaithy sum: . Try Bencoline for 30 davs s Your money refunded ai ore than ple WhatCouid be Tairer? NOVEMBER Tanner Will Be| to coming to Washington several years | Davis, 83 years old, who died at h-r| text of a new treaty between China and | 35| T 26, 1928, CHARLES F. LUMMIS, AUTHOR, DIES AT 69 Cancer Is Fatal to Explorer and Historian at Home in Los Angeles. By the Associated Press. 1 LOS ANGELES, November 26.—Dr. Charles Fletcher Lummis, 69, author, explorer and historian, died at his home | here yesterday of cancer. Dr. Lummis also was a_poet and only recently had_completed his latest vol- ume, titled “Bronco Pegasus.” Knowing that the end was ncar, he worked at top speed to complete the book of his life poems. During his career Dr. Lummis served as city editor of the Los Angeles Times, public librarian of Los Angeles and was one of the founders of the Southwest Muscum. His books on the history of Spanish America have been _widely read both here and abroad. He ex- plored the wilds of Peru and Bolivia, returning to Los Angeles in 1894. Born in Lynn, Mass.. March 1, 1859, Lummis spent his boyhood in the East. He was graduated from Harvard in 1881. He was thrice married and three children were born. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and not quite so cold, with lowest temperature about 30 degrees tonight; fair and warmer; moderate westerly winds. Maryland—Fair with slowly temperature tonight; tomorrow and warmer: fresh westerly winds. Virginia air and not quite so cold tonight: tomorrow fair and warmer; diminishing northwest backing to west | winds. | West Virginia—Fair with rising tem- perature tonight and tomorrow. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m. 35; 8 p.m., 29 12 midnight, 25; 4 am, 25; 8 am, 25; noon, 30. Barometer—4 p.m. 30.06; 8 pm. 30.13; 12 midnight, 30.16; 4 a.m., 30.23; 8 am., 30.30; noon. 30.30. Highest temperature, 40, occurred at noon yesterday. ‘Lowest temperature, 23, occurred at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 57; lowest, 35. Tide - Tables. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:03 a.m. and 1:07 p.m.: high tide, 6:42 am. and 7:07 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:55 arh. andi | rising: Coast 1:50 pm.; high tide, 7:36 am. and 7:58 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:02 am.; sun sets 4:48 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:03 am.; sun sets 4:43 p.m. . Moon rises 4:21 p.m.: sets 5:53 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Pctomac and Shen- ! andoah Rivers clear this morning. Weather in Various Cities. i Temperatur sajpmores) 19807 & ‘urs gl [OTIEE Statlons. Weather. “quaqu 3SRl g | Abilene, Tex.... 3052 Albany. N, V..’ '30.08 Atlanta, " Ga.. . 3048 | Atlantic _Gity. " 30.16 Baltimore, Md.. 30.26 Birmingham . 3006 Bismarck. N. Boston, 3 Raining . Clear . Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Snowing . Clear Clear . Clear Cloudy . Clear . Cloudy . Cloudy ! Cloudy . Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy . Clear . Clear . Clear ! Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy : Cloudy * Clear Clear ; Cleat Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy ... Clear . Clear . Cloudy . Glear . Cloudy . Clear Clear Gloudy Cloudy Clear umbia.” S. Coln Huron, D.: 3018 Indianapolis.Ind 10'48 Los Anceles. ... Lonisville, Ky, 3 Miami. ~Fla N. Orleans. La New Yol B Oklahoma’ Cii Omaha, Nebr... | Philadelphia.Pa. 2 Phoenix, Ariz.. Pittsburgh, Pa. d, Me Ra Salt Lake Cily’ 30. an Antonio. San Diego.Calif. San _Francisco. t. Louis, Mo. . Paul, Minn Seattle, Wash. okare, Wi | WASH., 'D. C... SESEREEEANE Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. . B4 Clear 48 Part cloudy 40 Rain Rain Part cloudy Clear 1 am, London, England. Paris, France Berlin, Germarny. .. Copenhagen, Denma ockholm, - Sweden Sibraltar, ' Spain (Noon. G wearing strayed irom Sunday. BO small b hame, Clevelana Park Cleveiand . Reward wiace BRACELEL, plain gold, with beading around edge: Friday: n.w.. probably on 14th st. Liorth_4363.~ Reward. h ) ULLDOGS, English (2), strayed from 901 | K nouse st. n.w.; males, one old, other youns; wnite, with darx Dbrinaie on’heads, | back and sides. Reward. Phone Georgla 90.J. E. Fowler, 901 Rittenhouse st. n.w. DOG—$100 reward for information leading to recovery of lemale Great vanue, wnite and tan, olue and white eyes;, coliar and tag 14494, Bergmann, 1401 Park ave. n. Georgia il DUG. Doberman Plscher, black, tall | narred, trimmed ears: lost Weanesd: { warda. " O. . Glenn, Decatur o4 | DOG--Wwhnite Engiish bull, tag 1 George T. Howard, 5318 4lst n.w. on | ward. | Cie | DOG: | Reward. : c | DRUM, Bass, on road fro | Washingion, ' Saturaay nient, fered 11 retuined | Howard_Umiversity. | ENVELOPE—Brown manil ng per- sonal papers; Nov. 4 on 'Ga. ave. or loth st. petween Norin Woodside and Nav = Ta'Silver spring sige o 20 Navy Biag FOX IERRIER, white, black markings; tail clipped: male: no tag Or coliar. ieward. Cail_Gleve. 1414 after 5 pm. FOXHOUND, male, black and tan with white under throat, tan legs, medium size; answers (0 name Of “Buck'i >0 reward. | H. ¥. Dove, 4$3 H st. n.w. Fr. 82od. 26° | FRENCH BULLDOG® small, black: F. R. | Lewio v Coliar, Keturn v Saw vatuedrai ave. or cail_Uleveland 938. hewara. 4i* FUR, mink; Sunday night on 14th st. n.w., pelwcen_ Newton st. and Meria ! TRe? ward. 3449 14th si. n.w. Col GLASSES. 1n_shell frames, with case. turn to M. A, Searles. 115 Mass. aye, or_call_Prankiin 1141-J. GREAT DANE MALE PUPPY, % grown, named “Dusty,” having_ Pennsyivania ucense on collar. heward. Gifiord iuchot, 161> Rnode_isiang’ e HAT, child's tan fur, near 14ih and B or R.1'ave. F . Hyattsville 4bo-W. OVERNIGHT BAG, black, with initials M. M. C, between Penn. Sta. and Maytiower Hotel, Friday, November 16, at 6 p.m. Con- tains’ wearing_apparel and other articles. $100 reward. Communicate with Mrs, Frank Keward of- 10 secrétary-treasurer, all string. Saturda: | ot ShaRe Vi e, Ry Finder please call Main 2076 or Fi 2848 Middleton.” gkt POCKETBOOK, lady's _brown, _containing auto registration card, ‘driver's permit and sum of ‘money, between Lee Highway and Cherrydale, on’Lorcom ave. Reward. Call after 5 p.m._Georgia 2031 . ECTACLES, me: fiexible case containing cleaner marked Shah Optical Co.; vicinity Treasury or Lincoln Memorial; Te. ward. __Call Main 10383, Apt. 10 26° hildre Reward. st._s.e. WATCI dy's. white gold, Hamilton wrist watchi woven gold bracelet attached: lost bet. 1620 P st. n.w. and_Metrovolitan The- ater.” Reward.” Polomac §730-W. 1620 P st. i¥'s. gold Hamilton, gold face, . between 936 Quincy n.w. and O Btreet Market or in market. Reward. Adams_6650-J. WHITE 8OOTCH TERRIER. lost | town, on R b?. Rewi 16" alh 51 o omered fo I Georee- r return tomorrow | fair | TYLER. CHARLES §. our since; We wish to express thanks to our many friends relatives for their kindness and sympathy and floral tributes extended to during_ the _iliness and death _of CHARLES S. TYLER. . Deaths. BARNES. JOHN MURRAY, Departed this Jife Monday. Novembe; 1 928. at 12:06 | neral hereafter. BARRY, WILLIAM J. Suddenly. on Satur- 3 4,°1028. at Camden. N. ed son of John and the Funeral from Saffell’s . n.w. on Tuesday. at 830 a.m. Requiem mass w's Church at 9 am. Rela- Interment at BELT. IRENE R. Suddenly, on Saturday. November 24. 1928. at the 'residence. 1013 Eve st. s.e. IRENE R. BELT. the beloved | wife of tlhie late Beniamin C. Belt and mother of Alfred W. Belt. Funeral serv- ices from_the late residence, 1013 Eve st on Tuesday. November 27. at 230 Relatives and friends invited. 28% BOSWELL M. Departed this life Sunday mber 25. 1973, at his_residence. Naick, V2. GEORGE M BOSWELL. He leaves to mourn their loss a wife. Louise Boswell: two sons. Herbert and Edward: (wo daushters. Laura Bo well and Effie B. Walters: one bra‘he! Wallace Boswell, and 3 host of other rel Lomax A. M. E Co.. Nauck. Va. ‘elock Tuesday. N services _Tuesday. November 2T, o'clock, Rev. J. L. White. pastor. LAURENCE WEBSTER. Suddenly. Satirday, November 24. 1938, on Riges ne. LAWRENCE WEBSTER (Billy) beloved son of Mary and George W. Bowle Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers 1400 Chapih st. n.w. on at 2 pm. Inter- ©. Rela- Funeral st 2 fneral home, ‘Tuesday, November 27. ‘nent Prosnect Hill Cemetery, D. tives and friends invited. CLARK, R. H. November 24, 1923. R. CLARK. Funeral Tuesday, November . 2 pm.. from Padgett's funeral parlor, 131 1th st. s.¢ Ly WALTER LEE, Suddenly. on Satur- y., November 24, 1928, at 4:30 p.m. at residence, Falls Church. Va.. WALTER LEE COATES. the devoted husband of Mary L. Coates: beloved brother of Jullus, Vera and Edna Coates, nephew of Mrs. Josephine Brown. Funeral Tuesday. No- vember 27, at 2 pm., from Golloway M. Church. Falls Church, Va., Rev. R. A. fin officiating. elatives and friends ted to attend. (Philadelphia papers copy.) B NS, WILLIAM_ JESSE. On Saturdav. Ndvember 1923, arfieid Hopital, WILLIAM JESSE COLLINS. husband of Catherine E. and son of Emma and the late Henry Collins. Funeral from his late residence. 615 Maryland ave. s.w. Tuesday, November 27. at 2 p.m. Friends invited. | DOWLING, LILLIAN §. On vember 23. 1928, at 2:25 a.m., at _her resi- dence. 1525 North Capitol st. LILLIAN &, DOWLING (nee Martin). beloved wife of Charles R. Dowling, Short service at the above residence on Tuesday. November 27, at 2 p.m. thence to Capitol Memorial Church,” 5th And P n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. n Sunday, No- On Sunday. Novem. . at 5:30 am. ALFRED . beloved husband of Alverfa A. Fairali. Funeral from his late residence. 332 13th st. s.e. Tuesday. November 27, at 2 p.m. Relatives and ds invited to attend (Maryland papers please copy.) . FAIRALL, ALFRED J. A special communi- cation of Lebanon Locge, No. 7. F. A. A. M., 18 for ‘Tuesday. Novem: ber 27, 1928, at 2 o'clock p.m.. for tk urpose of conducting the funeral of our ate brother. ALFRED J. FAIRALL. P. M; CHARLES W. HAFLE. Master. * FOWLER, LEON NATHAN. On Sunday, No- vemoer 25. 1928, at tn¢ residence of his son. Wilbur W. Fowler. 8911 Second ave.. Woodside, Md.' LEON NATHAN FOWLER. Funeral services at the chapel of A. J. Schippert, 2008 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. on Mondayv. November 26. at § mm. terment at Springfield, Mass. GREEN. CARRIE. Departed this life Thur: day, November 22, 1928. at her residenc 330 23nd st. n.w., CARRIE GREEN, belov mother of Mrs. Jessie Tayior and grand- | mother of Eugene Steadmon. She also | leaves to mourn their loss a host of ether | Remains resting at ves and E relatives and {riends. 8% the John T. Rhines funeral chapel Eye sts s.w. Notice of funeral iater ALL. ESTHER C. November 23. 1928, at ns[. Mark's Hospital. New York City, Espdfft C'. datghier of Qriando o ‘and Esther Byn; a]l Funeral from her residence. 3318 7th st. n.w.. at ’1&0 tm. Ehesdax;, Notember 7 S8 wl? be: satd RS0 o bk ™ Itesment. Glenwood Ceme- tery, KING. HARRIET FRANCES. On Sunday vening. November 35, 1923, at Brookmont. M E AR FRANCES KRE Wdow Ci'Beniamin F. King. Funeral wednesday Morning, November 23, at 10:30, f{rom Tesidence of her daughter, Mrs.' M. J. Atkinson. 5140 Sherrier pl. n.w.' Inter- inent Walker's Chapel. Virgina. 3 | NORTH, JOSEPH B. On Saturday, Novem- Der 24, 1028, at the residence of his son. Dr. 3. Bentley North. 800 Fern st, n.w Rev. JOSEPH B.. beloved husband of Mary M. North, Funeral services at the chapel of A. 9. Schippert, 2008 Pennsvivania ave. fws on Tuesday, November 27, at 3 p.m. Relativer and friends invited 'to " attend. | Interment Consressional Cemetery. (Bal- timore. Md.. and Philadelphia, Pa.,’ Dapars Dicase copy.) | NORTH, J. B. Officers and members oi ia Couneil. No. 18, Jr. O, U. A. M. are requested to _attend_the fune ur late brother, . NORTH, Schippert's funeral pariors. 20th st Pa. ave nw 2 o'clock pm._~E._H, WAX. Councllor; R.A. ESTEP. Rec. Sec'y. i OWEN. FANNIE MAYS. On_Monday, No- N e o 105 MO8 . FANNIE MAYS: Deloved wife of William' E. Owen, and mother of Howard and Albert Owen. neral from her late residence, 131 st ‘ne. Wednesday, November 3 pim. Helatives and friends invite ferment at Glenwood Cemetery. ROBINSON, WILLIAM. Departed this life ‘Sunday, November 35, 1928, at his resi- dence, 662 Navy pl. s.¢. after a short i- ness, WILLIAM ROBINSON, beloved father f ‘Haymond Robinson. He also leaves to Mourn their loss three sisters, one aunt aiid & host of oter relaiives and friends, Remains resting at John T. Rhing chapel: 3rd and Eve ots. s.w. Notice cf funeral later. ROSS, SAMUEL H,, Sr. Suddenly, on Gay. November 34, 192. at 12:30 a fis residence. 623 Morton st. h.w. BAM: VB3 ROSs, &y, devoted. nusband of Tatner of . Jessie. Ros 4 el, Jr.; Adelaide. Jam Albert and Charles Koss. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- lors, 3222 G ‘ave. v, Puneral Thursday; November 20, at 1 pm.. from ¢ Baptist Church, Sherman ave. and Lamont st. n. 0SS, SAMUEL H. A special communication of James H. Il Lodge, No. 16, F. A. A M., Will be held Wednesday, November 28, 1928, 8 oclock pam. at Masenic Temple, Sth nd Va. ave. s.e, for purpose of makink Satur- m. at ther. SAMUEL H. ROSS. brother. SAVARD G. CARTER. Master, M. F. COLES, Secretary. | RUETH. GEORGE S. On Saturday. No- R Tbee S 000, at 0:15 a.m. GEORGE 8 RUETH. beloved husband of Sarah Cath: erine Rueth. Funeral from bhis late r dence, 5805 Blair rd. on_Tuesday. N vember 27. at §:30 a Requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity. Brightwood. D. C..at 9 oclock. Relatives and friends invited” to attend. Interment at Gedar Hill Cemetery er 24, . st 3 residence. 807 ~Buclid MARY E. SAUNDERS, wife of the te James H. Saunders, beloved mother of Mrs. Maggie Jones, Sara Monroe and Misses Bertha. and Loitie Saunders. Funeral from her late residence Wednesday, November 28, at 1 o'clock. 34 i N’ . LAURA F. On Sunday. November TANNERS. AL her residence. 1434 Harvard ' hw. LAURA F. TANNER. Remains resting_at the S. . Hines Co. funeral home. 2801°14th n.w. Puneral services at the S. H. Hin Saturday, Novem- U er Tate Co. funeral home. 2901 {4t st. nae. on Tuesday, November 27, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Consressional Cemetery. LLY, JUNE. Suddenly, Saturday, Novem- THLY; o TU055; at 545 im.. at his residence. 928 New York ave. .. E TILLY. S¥ed 53 years. beloved son of the late Shancey and Eilen Tilly. brother of Eliza- beth Tilly and Fannie O'Haire. and uncle of 'Edward O'Haire. Funeral from the Nevius funeral home, 924 New York ave. now. Tuesday, November 27. at 10 am; Thterment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. VAN HORN. FRANK T. On_ Monday, No- | Anmbertag. 1028 at his vesidence. Silver Fne. Md. FRANK T. VAN HORN. in his ot "Vear. Funeral Wednesdav. November 28, Trom the Methodist Church. Lay Tnterment church ceme- tery, 27 WASHINGTON. JOHN H. Departed this life A es: Novemner 34; 1028, at 8 pm.. 3t s ‘residence, 1234 2nd st. s.w. JOHN H WASHINGTON. He leaves to mourn their Joss @ loving and devoted friend, Josepiine Rllen: loving father of Arthur Washington and devoted brother of Manuel. Richard and Mrs. Frances James. He aiso leaves to mourh a host of other relatives and iriends. Funeral from his lata residence Wednesday. November 28, at 1 p.m., thence to Second Baptist Church. 2nd and N sts sw.. Rev. John Richards officiating. Rela- tives and Triends invited. ASHINGTON. JOHN_JI. Officers and Mem- bers of the L No. 4362, G. U. requested to be ellows Hall, 1606 M st ¢ nizht. November 37. 1928, at 8 oiclock pm. to make arrangements for the funeral of Brother JOHN H. WASH- INGTON. ROBERT L NELSON. N. G, ROBERT C. DYSON, P. 8. > JOHN M. On Saturday, Novem- ber 24,’ 1928, JOHN 11, beloved husband of Mary V. Watson (riee Carroll). Funeral from his late residence, 601 413 st. s.w., on Tuesday, November 27.'at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Dominic’s Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WATSON, JOHN M. Members of the Com- modore John Barry Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians are requested to as- semble at the home of our late brother, JOHN M. WATSON, 601 415 st. s.w.. Mon day. November 26, 1928, at 8:15 p.m. Pu neral Tuesday, November 27, at 9 a.m. irom St. Dominic's Church. JAMES T. McCARTHY, Pres. JAMES J. CORBETT. Rec. Sec YOUNG, MARY. On Sunday. November 25, 1028, at _her_residencs. 2310 Sheridan rd. 5.6, MARY YOUNG. devoted wife of Wil- liam H. Young, daughter of Amanda Mene- fee, sister of Anuie Lee. Florence and Emma Menefee. Notice of funeral giter. Remains resting at the W, A ‘o. funeral parlors, R, (Baltimore BaRers pléase GoDS: at 11 am. Hill. Md. | GREEN. THOMAS. "Tuesday, November 37. at | arrangemeris for the {yncral of our late 9 In Memoriam. e prar AR, Mo, T2 200 ARD 'H. COOKE, ted ! {ivee VeafsOnrs ioduy, November 36 103 Fagher. you left behind a broken heart hat loved vou so sincere: That never dic’ and Foreet vou. father. dear. i ARG RUoHerd Wk Prre v, DENNISON, GEO! MARK AP fuggs:'agf never will EOR A. DENNISON. who departed this I e teen vears ago today. November 3 In life I loved him: in death I will al- LOVING DAUGHTER. PEARL., * GAITHER., WI AM HENRY. A tribute n& l‘;rho‘:l‘]"r“ \)'VILLIAM HENRY4 GAITHER. PRt L one year ago todav. Novem- How sad today our troubl: HIS_MOTHER. FATH 3 GEORGE R AND HQMHP;R hearts. In loving remembrance of my dear husband. THOMAS GRE! who “devarted this life three today, November 26, 1925 My lite s loneseme. My heart is w in; T feel that I will ‘never kiow A bappy in Jite again LOVING WIFE. ELIZABETH GREEN. ® HARDESTY. FRANCES L. In sad but love ing yemembrance of ‘our dear mother: FRANCES L. HARDESTY. who devarted this life twentv-four vears azo todav. Noe vember 26. 1904 Gone. but not_forsotten HER _SON_AND DAUGHTER. WITLIAN HARDESTY AND MARION LEWIS MARKUM, JONN F. A tribute of love to tha memory' of our dear husband and father. JOHN P. HARKUM. who departed_this life iwo vears ago today. November 26. 1926, SADLY MISSED. BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. PARKER. EMMA. In lovinz remembrance of qur dear mother, EMMA PARKER. who departed this 1ifs one year aso today, November 26, 1927 Exery day Bur hearts go wandering To a grave not far away, Where they laid our dear mother One venr aen tadas. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. SARDO. ALICF. L. Tn loving memory of my dear wife, ALICE L. SARDO, who departed life ‘six vears agzn todav. November . 1922. ~ HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. * SFREVE. ANNIE V. In sad but lovin rs ars ago November 26, 1926, You smiled yonr whole life through. And =miled through years of pain: Yo were loved by all vou knew And too good to be let remain. You are gone. but not forzatten. Never shall vour memory fade. Swestest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where vou are laid. You left behind. mother. a broken heart That loves vou so e. ‘That never did nor never will Forget vou. mother dear. HER TOVING DAUGHTER. JOSEPHINE B. C'CONNOR. * SIMONS, CHARLES A. In fond memory of a dear friend, CHARLES A. SIMONS. who departed this life six vears ago, Novem- ber 24, 1 Gone, but not forgotten. E. B. * TABLER. PRUCE B. In sad but loving re- PRy rABLER. ho depatied this 16 JER. who departe one year ago today, November 26, 1927 ‘We miss you now. our hearts are sore: As time goes by we miss you more. Your loving emile. your gentle face— No one can fill vour vacant place. DEVOTED PARENTS. BROTHER AND SISTER. . WALKER. GEORGE. Tn sad but loving re. membrance of our dear father and hus band, GEORGE WALKER. who departs {his fite one vear azo foday. November 38, You smiled your whole life through, And’ smiled ‘through vears of pain. You were loved by all who knew you. And too g to be let remain. 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