Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1928, Page 9

“'S. S. RICHARD FUNERAL. Services Conducted in Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. Funeral services for Salvador W ASHINGTON CREDIT AND SELF-RESPECT The man who makes his pur- chases here on our Extended Pay- ment Basis is just as valuable a | customer as the man who settles his account at the end of the month. Both have regular charge accounts; both are regular charge account customers; both have exactly the same privileges If a man is trustworthy, he is trusted. Any man who meets his obligations can open a charge account here. Raleigh Haberdasher *# 1310 F Street , €hrtstmas fi'aflirygs Fales- Women Welcome Slipper Gifts and the Hahn stocks embrace every variety Checkered satine slip- pers with silk rosette and braided trim. Red and white, black and white, blue and white. 98¢ Colored suede bou- doirs with leather trim. Soft, padded sole and heel. Assorted colors, Very special......Q8¢ Red, blue, brown or black extremely soft kid with K‘ddpd sole and wood Black satin mules with contrasting_ color lining and large feather trim. $1.9 D'Orsay “Shu-glovs” The new all-weather, feather- weight, all-rubber Galoshes. Make a fine gift. Glove-button style, $3.50 Slide-fastener. $4.00 years a resident of this city, who died in New York Sunday, were conducted in Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery yesterday. e Mr. Richard had gone to New York from Philadelphia to attend the wed- S. | ding of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Tyler, Riohard of Philadelphia, until recent! Saturday. He was for many years ac- e e e e e e S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE Thrift Opportunity! quality all-silk chiffon and service- weight silks. In important sale to induce early gift-buying. THE EVENING STAR, WA SHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 1928 tive in business circles here. He main- tained his membership in the Washing- ton Hebrew Con tion, the Wash- Lodge of and the Town and Country Club. He also was a member of the Masons and had been active in charitable organizations. Besides his daughter, Mr. Richard leaves his widow, Mrs, Katherine Richard: a son, Everett Richard, of Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs. Thekla Haas of this city. Mr. Richard would have been 57 years old in February. — Recent reports made to the Chamber of Deputies of the Irish Free State | showed that it cost $725 a year to | maintain a soldier in that country, com- pared with $510 in Britain and $110 in Australia. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed $35 Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F Service Wins Appreciation by Deserving It. 1 of the responsibil- s 'in_calling for an be sure we will perform k with care and exactness. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Conmection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 1 INC. Surely a fine At 7th St. and “Arcade” Stores 1,800 prs. new Winter dress & street shoes Walking and npotu oxfords for the young girls. New street and HEIDER FUNERAL HELD. Retired Commission Merchant Died at Home Here Sunday. Funeral | ducted at tery. He was a Church ///// iy / dress models for every woman. Suedes, reptile leathers, and other proper materials. In a stirring grouping of startling values. Specially purchased to make a great $3.90 Sale! Blue, black or red kid boudoir slippers, with silk rosette. Soft pad- ded soles and heels. Pretty figured satin boudoirs, with large side rosette. Low wood heel .... -$1.29 Daniel Green quilted satin boudoirs. All popular colors. Soft padded soles—or leather soles and heels. 3.00 Beautiful satin mules with richly embroidered vamps. Black, rose and other colors. Soft leather sole and covered Special Sale Silk Hose $1.15 2 prs, $2.25 5.000 pairs women’s exceptional 7th & K 3212 14th “Women’s Shop,” 1207 F W 7777222777722 /277X Heider, 64 years old, sion merchant, 2945 Upton strect, Sunday, were con- | Interment we: Mr. Heider was in the wholesale com- mission merchant busine: Charles Heitmuller until retiring about 117 years ago. Metropolis Building Association and the German Orphan Asylum. He also wa one of the founders and first of the Commission Merchan \ ‘services for Willlam . retired_commis who died at his home, the residence this afternoo in Prospect Hill Ceme- with W. He was a director of the casure League. member of Trinity Lutheran Enjoy Yourself More by having with you alw the consciousness that you are doing the right thing yourself, your God. Worship at your church Sunday, and see how much more beautiful rest of the day will be! Going to church not be a mere form or ritual, rather it should be a renew- ing of your contact with God, and a source of strength and inspiration. your family and annual conferen ays by the should feo azw.aza:gr"" reference Ask ;/our m;_gMor coln 816 H STAEE \ v % .7’ Extra Fine Quality Hand-Turn Slippe Once again we direct attention to our unrivaled values in men’s fine leather house slippers. cially for us, we put out thousands every there are none to match 'em anywhere! Brown kid Romeo, Opera and Everett slippers Sheepskin Moceasins $1 89 Daniel G “Comfys"” De Luxe Slippers .. iBest Ever” Kid Moccasins ... $2.95 Galoshes— $2.50 to $5.50 Spats— $2.50 to $5.50 Novelty bocks Spectal, holiday offerlng dozens Ik or novelty lisie ors. st usual value. 65c; 3 prs., $1.50 Others—$1 Men’s slip- pers and hose, also, at our “Wom- en's Shop,” 1207 F St. 7Tth & K .95 Bright red kid, Royal Blue kid or patent teather, hand-turned, gray kid lined operas. . Man's Shop 14th at G 3212 14th rs Made espe- Xmas anc $3.95 W 7 reen " $1. 95 7% ///////////// 4 of dif- riped. checked Very un- & $1.50 \-., Wi RO \v ¥/ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\ REFORMERS END SESSION. National Association Urges Sunday Law for District of Columbia. | PITTSBURGH, December 5 The sixty-fifth ational Reform Association closed | y with passage of resolutions v"\\fllh]" strict enforcement of Sunday s, enactment by Congress of a Sun- y law for the District of Columbia, |more effective enforcement of prohibi- |tion and legislation to secure daily use of the Bible in the public schools. 3 conference went on record opposing “all expansion of our military ment or increase of our arma- ®).— ce of as The conference was in session three | DR. A. P. MONTAGUE SUCCUMBS IN FLORIDA ! Former Dean of Columbian Uni- versity Was Widely Known as Educator. Dr. Andrew Philip Montague, vice president of Mercer University, Macon, Ga., who was dean of the old Columbian University, now George Washington University, from 1895 to 1897, died in { Panama City, Fla., Monday, according to word received here. He had gone to Florida for a rest. Dr. Montague, who was 74 years old, was a native of Essex County, Va. He was graduated from the University of Virginia in 1875 and received his A. M. degree from the old Columbian Uni- versity in 1879, and an LL. D. from Richmond College, 1896. He taught at the old Columbian University for a number of years prior to becoming dean there. w1dely known as an educator, Dr. Montague also had been the head of several other educational institutions. He was president of Furman Universi- ty from 1897 to 1902, of Howard Col- lege in Alabama from 1902 to 1912 and president of Columbia College, Lake City, Fla, from 1012 to 1919. He was president "of the Florida Education As- mclluon in 1915. Dr. Montague was the author of “Se- lected Letters of Cicero” in 1890 and “Selected Letters of Pliny” in 1893. MRS. MARGARET HARVEY SUCCUMBS AFTER STROKE Widow of Dr. Edward J. Harvey, 78, Survived by Four Daugh- ters—Funeral Friday. Mrs. Margaret Shippen Harvey, widow of Dr Edward J. Harvey of Brooklyn, N. died at the residence of her d-uchul Mrs, Charles L. Bil- lard, 1616 Hobart street, yesterday. She had a stroke of pnnlysls about two weeks ago. Mrs. Harvey was 78 years old. She was the daughter of the late Commo- dore Dominick Lynch, U. S. N. Her great-grandfather, Dominick Lynch, was one of the founders of Georg town University. Mrs. Harvey had re- sided in this city since 1895. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Billard, Mrs. James F. Casey and Miss Mary Harvey, all of this city, and Mrs. Charles Gordon Smith, wife of Capt. Smith, Medical Corps, U. 8. N, stationed at Great Lakes, IIL. Funeral services will be conducted ir the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Friday morning. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Elect D. C. Optometrist. was elected to the executive council of the American Academy of Optometry at the annual meeting in Chicago yester- day. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29HSt NW Mam984 W.W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral ... .. $195 $150 Steel Vaults. ...$85 $200 Complete Funerals . ......$100 Ambul;:‘c:s Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel Latest Pipe Organ Music if Desired—All Without Charge Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. FOR LOST ANIM, apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland s.w._Main 8088 BAGBlgck Tar. Seturday, Dec T in Foto- mac Park, between Navy Building and Long Bridge. Liberal reward. Address Box 159-K. Star_office. BROOCH, crescent, with sa Beco 1. Heward. Return o ADL. 501 Courts. BULLDOG, _brindle and mos. old, “Thanksgiving - evenin amiction. ebst CAMIO PIN_Lost, vicinity 16th and ao! Zoological Park. Reward. ~ Clevel N sol tal stones, in_ hall, Post Office noon. " Reward. Phone Fonciin ts 4 pm. siraved: lon ta 1308 daminonCit DOG—Boston bull;_grayish brown. white fiuk 3 Ih‘I‘u feet; vicinity 4th and Webster, brlndle Vicinity Liberal _re- Jr., 3826 DOG, Enlllxh semr, wWhite and tan spotied: lost two weeks ago. Reward for his return. Georgla lsso..y DOG, Boston 'remer nuv, aye and Wisconsin' ave. 4. Notity "charles ? Sager, DOG, black “and brindle: Scotty: tag No. mm ru\lrd Cleveland 476 > "* GLASSES—Bef mn and ¥ nw: tortol as: Tt Finder please call Lin: otorwlu shell, o7 Tuesday: _double o Wil finder ES—Pal uto n M st. by front o! "Seangard gas Sation. Phone North 1 s. OLOVE slze ofur Thed, hand, on Pen) Dbetween 19th an 20th xu Finder leave at Nlcholx drug llul’e. 1909 Penna. ave. n.w.. or phone Clev. 6028. ONE CLUSTER DIAMOND RING. one ring with 2 diamonds."one dlamond bar pin, one plain bar: pin. turauolse Ting; 15th and d. 1347 lan, Tor mm Eurl d m‘ . _checks, Det. 9th At Col. 10128, * TB brown leather. co taining check book on Federal-American Ni tlonal Bank also visiting cards. Miss And Cassel: Sllardny de\enml Notify 1314 ewar: POLICF. DO Both gt srown: e REWARD to person findi hity med” glasses in leather case and return to pl. ST luNe PEARLS, p\-unum-aumon lost sundey. December 2 between 3:3 p.m: string broken. 6 N. Y. TRAVELING BAG- rown Jeathar Somteln ing_lady’s wearing rel, urn {8 Episcopal Bve. Ear and Throat Hospital: Reward. _Mrs. Rufus Davis. WATCH CHAIN—Part of watch chain, be- P._Cross. Recelving _ 3 WIRE-HAIRED ~ FOX white with black and bro’ eg. " Missing {ro since Monday. _Rewar | ATCH and bracelet; lady's: Whils shopping district. ~ Reward. D. nunen. 288 Handaloh “st. v Columbin RRIER. femal markings: name 00 hlchlnle! st Cler Monday turned to 139 WRIST WATY gency Hospital. YOUNG POX and black &) &ty Chevy b m'ne. Aol TERRIER- t over ase, D, Dr. Edwin H. Silver of Washington | Pital IPNEUMONIA IS FATAL TO DOUGLAS G. MOXLEY Building Contractor, Capital Resi- dent for 40 Years, Leaves Wife, Son and Daughter. Douglas G. Moxley, 61 years old, for the past 20 years a bullding contractor of this city, died of pneumonia at his residence, 4600 Kansas avenue, yes- terday. Mr. Moxley was a native of Stafford County, Va. He had resided in this city for the past 40 years. As a memper of _the United States Navy years ago he made two trips around chief carpenter's mate, once in 1892, on the U. S. 8. Detroit. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Bertha Hamann Moxley; his son, D G. Motler. pucsell H. Moxley, and his daughter, Miss Emma L. Mox- ley, of this city; three brothers, Jud- son and David Moxley, of Miami, Fla., and Henry Moxley of Los Angeles, Calif., and three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Curtis of Gaitherburg, Md.; Mrs. Annie Monroe of Baltimore and Mu. Leathy Burton of Hemp, Va. Funeral servlces will be conducted at the residence Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Glen- wood Cemetery. Births Reported Bernard A. and Helen L. Maynette, girl. John W, and Bernadine Ballenger. girl. Francis P. and Margaret McLaughlin, girl. Joseph M. and Catherine M. McAllister, girl Francis and Christine Horan, boy. Lynn G. and Winired Glover, Jr..’boy. Blair and Elizabeth Watson, boy. Myer and Rae er, Francis 3. and Russell J, Greamer, Ir.. boy. Qereld £ and Suste V. Tavenner, boy. am snd Sarah Tempchin boy. £ Ror B “and- Genevicve M. Tngharn. boy. William McMichael and Lean M. Ernst 0, ohn and Emma L. Lloyd, boy. Henry C. and Helen '8, Cryer. boy. nd Mary T. Flaherty. irl. Kichie and. Myrile Coul tee, gir Joseph L ‘and Katherine E. aylor, boy. George O. and Gertrude l:vermr:. boy. Albert and Viola Hackiey. frankiin G apd Marcaret Saftwell, boy. Je H Louise Bt boy. and r and Anna Proctor, Deaths Reported. limes M. Pipes, 80, Walter Reed General ospital R. McAtee, 81, Georectown Hospital. Taura V. Frisby. 0. 1607 318 Edward Sulllw 3 C st Samuel S. Asbaueh. 77. 2087 Ne Ehilomens W, Hardy, o, 1354 D Thomas F. 38, 1129 Donald E. “Earh 26, in’ auto on st bet. H IMprrm Kline, 12 months, Children's Hos- Aglones, 11, 803 R, R 1di6" Tevine thie “Barber, 43, Callinegr Hospital Mangie Grawies, 4o 121 e e o T clalineer. Howpital. Smith. 2,’621 ne. s 20_month: qfll U st 20T, 108 Blieritt Card of Thanks. L. I wish to express my sin- T the temsives nnd frie sympathy _and e th o1 iy “Hhsband: A MRS E_McCOY HAYES, 230 Tth ave., New York City. Deaths. BICKSLER; JOSEPHINE A. Sunday. No A w Viitkinson. Arcadia. Calif. BICK! A S| aged fllulhkl’ 0( the late ‘All’tln v menle; and former uunn in_the s¢l wns!mmton, D. Interment Inglewood, boy. APONE. LORENZO. On Tuesday, December AT, W residence. 441 4in st ne. LORENZO, CAPONE =Funeral from, Ih' above residence Frides, xm:m () am., thence to Holy Shere Tequlcm mase €1t for the rtepase of his s Mount ~ Olivet ~Cemetery. Triends tavited. CURRHEY. KATHERINE. = Tuesday, Decem 4. T80 B AL he Fest nance of mr d-umur. un JThomas Dor- wits e otice” of functal hereafter. DESSEZ, THFODURE HOUPPERT. denly.’ on Saturday. mber 1 Cincinnati, Ohto, RE H DESSEZ, beloved husband of Mary Grote Dessez. FERGUSON, WILLIAM ALTON. ddml mber 4 ‘1928 WILLIA beloud husbarid of Etna M Fer: "’ Pu vices will be held at s December 6, at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GREEN, MARY ALICE. On Tyesdey, Decem- Juddenty; ‘at her xumenee. SR MAR' T Willim Green. mother of Geores ! Sones. sister of Susie Green and Wil She also leaves th: nd- of funeral hereaft HARVEY, MAIGAIE‘I‘ SHIPPEN LYNCH. Tue: e 4, 1928, at t Sousnter: Mts, ‘Chaties L. Har M, rooklyn dnuxmer 0t the late Commodore Dominick Lynch, U 8. N. Mass_will be celebrated ST Shritie ot the sacred Heart. l6th and Park rd. on Friday, Decem] at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemele'rv HEFNEY, ELLEN F. On Tuesday. Dece 4 s T Tenr, DeSemeer: FLLEN - HEENEY, heloved alster of MES. heophile Triebler, 19 R st. n.e. Funeral rom her late " residence ‘on ‘Thursday. December_6. :30 a.m.; thence to St Rloyahis Cureh. where mass Wil be. said at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cem tery, = (Philadelphia “and " Atlantic Sty papers please copy. HENDERSON, mllu E mber 31928, residence. 319 G n DERSON: o Seaves o devated wite. Fan- Bie Henderson: three children. four $is- d_a host of other relatives and ends. Funeral services at Vermont A Baptlst Church, Thursday, December § l!x Dl:lso'l. JAMES E. The Prederick Douglase Rellet Auodumn announces the death of JAM ERSON. 1 Teembes of the asseziation. gay. December 6, 1928 at 1 o'clock, fro Verinont Avenue Baptist urch. K. President, O} EDGAR L. KENNEY, Seretaty. HOLLAND. MARIE SMITH. Departed tnis jite December 3, 1928, at the residence of Deperted this lite SarPen e hEn: HOLLOWAY. ALICE. On Tuegday. December 1928, ot 2 pm. atter a long tiness. at dence, 13 15t ALICE. aged eloved -ue] ‘ot She way born s re restded . the neral Services Thursday, December 6. at her I Tesidence. 2 p.m. ‘Interment Arlington tional Cemetery. JACKSON, FREDERICK. Departed this life suddenly on Monday. December 3. 1928, FREDERICK JACKSON. beloved ‘son of Mildred Jackson. husband of Sallie Jack- son. He also leaves to mourn their loss four sisters. five brothers and a host of other pelatives and friends. the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3re and Eye sts. sw. Notice of funeral later: LOCKWOOD. MARY HELEN. On Tuesday. December 4, at her residence; 319 Bryant M, HELEN ~LOCKWOOD, Widow ‘ot William W. Lockwood. Funerai services at her late residence on Thurs: day, December 6. at 2 p.m. Interment At Glenwood Cemetery. [ MACK, J. DARBY, Departed this life Sun day,’ Decemher 2, 1921 §i5" residence.. 32 Patierson_ st nes DARBY MAGK. " He Jeaves ‘to*mourn’ hi§ the worli as a| - Braths. PAYNE. HARRY FRANCIS. On Sunday, De. cember 2, 1928, at 11 pni.. &t Walter Reed " HARRY FRANCIS PAVNE. be. Josphine C_ Parne (nee Marshall) and def brother of Howard A and Arthur D_Pavne and loving nephew of Mra. Fronces E. Quivers. Laura E. Payne d Mrs. Geneva L. Rice of Phfl-delnmn Funeral Thursday. December 6. at 12 from his late residence. 918 Del. ave. thence to Priendship Buntist Chureh. st and H ste. s w. Rev. WRiting. DAStOr. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. I miss vour help. your cheers wayt With you I spent my happy days: Xo’lll\llt )xcu l'hén 1 !llldld a (nd-nd. ways cou Gt HIS WIFE. * PAXSON. WALTER LOUIS. Suddenly on Wednesday, December 5, 1938 at his tesi- dence Noel st Seat Pleasant. Md. WALTER LOUIS. beloved husband of Etta Paxgon. Puncral from the above residence on Saturday. December 8, at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. lnnzl;lr«ow ALICE L. of the late Vinton and Carrie Lane Coombs of this c'ty. Services and interment at Bangor, Me. JANET. On Tuesdav. Decembe: Do Tesidence. 1838" Galifornia s ANET ROBINSON. Funeral (pri- Yatel “Fhursday. December 8. at 10 am. from the chapei of Joseph Gawler's Sons. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. On TRACHTENBERG. ESTHER LIBBY. h 1038, ot het rest- dence. 7516 14th st. n.w.. ESTHER LIBBY Mme« ather of Mrs. Rosenfeld, m Faeoh Trachienbers. Miss Lilian Trachten: berg. Mr. Aaron Trachtenberg and Mrs. Rose D. Marks. Interment was at Ahov Sholom Cemetery Tuesday, December 4. In Memoriam. DARCY. LILLIAN BEATRICE. In lovinj membrance of our dear dauehter and ter. LILLIAN BEATRICE DARCY. parted this life two vears Aeo toany, cember 5, 1926. Sleep on. dear Lillian. and take thy rest. God you home. He thought it best T ifehce you sifered, with Datience you nore. ntil f'od took you home to_sufter ng THE PAMILY. HOU ml rrna‘ Y, In loving memory of PERRY V. HOUGH. who de- BocLia i dife one vear ago today, De- Cember 5. 1021 A happy hnmr we once enjoved, How sweet the memory still But death has left a_loneliness That the world can never fil HIS SON. * LAUER. EMIL. Tn sad but lovine remem- brance of a beloved husband. father and grandfather, EMIL LAUER. Who departed this life four years ago, December 8. 192 e T eare A0 DCtele” Churen: 8 o'clock, December 6, 1928. Eternal rest grant to him. O Lord, and let perpetual lisht shine upon him. May he t i e Test in pence. Amen. . oAMILY. © LUCAS. FLAVI t 3. In sad but loving re. membrance of my dear son. D s J. LUCAS, who departed this life Tenyears Seo Uoday, December b 1916, The world may change from year to year. Our lives from day to Byt the memory of my an son Shall never pass qu DEVOTSID WQTHER. SISTER A?’D Ploc'l'fll. PAULINE. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear mother. ULINE IP R. WhflDQQH'.P"'fl inle life eternal ears ago, Decembe SR HTER MAMIE. ¢ REFL. JAMES ru.'rom In loving ‘membrance of our dear father, JAMES FULTON parted this Ife one year ag0 today, De- cember 5. 1927. A mournful year has vanished e, think as the teardrops But the memory of T ‘Stl"fresh within our hear An, then our lives were saddened, Ever since our hopes seem vail But his voice seems sweetly sayin ourage. dear. we YGvING: Wi AND GHILDREN. * TAYLOR, ESTELLE. Sacred to the memory S our dear mother. ESTELLE TAYLOR. Who eparted this life one year ago today, December 5, 1927. Qit, we think of you. dear mother, r hearts are sad with pain. You are gone. but not forgotten For you whom we love d father MEMORIALS. Mummm mauuleums DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Tue J. F. Manning Co., Inc. 919 15TH STREET N W. WaASHINGTON ‘Abbey- Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MlLlTAllY HlGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the view this wonderfu in its serene and permanent trane quillity. This hallowed beauty ?ot s an everlasting memorial the love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now:—Open Every Day Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ESTABLISHED 1876, . JOHN R. WRIGHT coO. 1337 10th ¢ 5! NW Phore North I" CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone. 3 WILLIAM | Embaimer. ape ices._33: T F. COSTELLO 1724 North Capitol St. NORTH 7978. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons . (ISAAC BIRCH) g —— 3034 M St. N W. Established llll | e e N S + Deal & Co. 916 8_ST. NB. LINCOLN 8300, V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con ected with the original w. un nu‘\ 'fi ment. Phone Frank. Formerly m F_St. nw. “Herbert B. W Funeral Home 921 New York Ave. N.W. Main_2008 LEE, [t l‘ulerll l)(nelor Livery in_con: el Modern ¢ . Succeeding the orlllnu. ‘W. R. Speare Co. onnecticut Potomac 4606 8_yrs. at 1208 H st. 45 vrs. at 940 F st. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. loss a_ devoted wife. three brothers ond one sister and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral from above address Thursday, December 6, at 2 p.m. 5 MILLER. WILLIAM M. On Tuesdsy, De- comber 4 1028, at his son's [residence, Miiler. 1023 10th st. LIAM B the beloved husband of the lats Julia_ Miller. Notice of funeral hereafter. MOXLEY, DOUGLAS G. On Tuesday. De- cember 4, 1028, at his Tesidence, 4 as ave n.w. ey Puneral serv- h his Jate residence on Friday. December 7. at 3 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 'CONNOR. JULIA A, On Monday ber 3. 1928 at her residence, i g A Do auehter ot Bitduet"and ‘Thomas "O'Connor - Puneral from the above residence on Thursday. December 6. at ves And friends invited. X Mount" Oliver ‘Gemeters AIBT K (Al A 5’ Dhe “iate Patriek an i Hhe sou e -r'o'; the c;:hg:on_l 1219 fs"g st. Hheric to Holy Trosits Caurch. whors mass Tavited. “Totefmeat ot Holy Rood Cemetogs: e CALL Private Limousine Ambulance Maadtn Enaper Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 S!\g‘!:'lfil ST. N.W. Main 2473 FUNERAL _DESIGNS. ‘We are skilled in selecting and ar- ranging flowers to secure the best effect. Prompt service. L C. PRICHARD (Inc.) 1ith & W Sts. M. 6179, GEO. C, SHAFFER E%PRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS ERATE PRICES. TEL. M. 106, 2416, Only Store, Tath & Eye “Auto_ Delivery Service. Al’ ll“pfi—.nl ve—inexpe: > Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE 1407 H Beautnul Floral Designs $5 and u&‘b