Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WA “HINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1928 1845 4th St. N. E. Prices Prevail in Wasbington and Suburban Stores (§ | WIGGLY | Markets Markets NOW Is the Time to Buy For Your Christmas Celebration Do your shopping for nuts, candy, oranges and other grocery items he- fore the final Chrigtmas rush and while vur stocks of all holiday items are still complete. WOOD'S Old Time Ocean Spray R.&R. Sy ENSIGN PLUM " Mince Meat s".élsffls PUDDING Sauce wpbe | mel0c | W29c | T 20c Fancy NUTS for For Those Who i CHRISTMAS |Prefer SHELLED NUTS I8 “Only the finest 1928 crop nuts are We offer |!1rong1\ our stores a large offered in our stores. variety of fancy nuts, shelled and ady to serve. 1928 Crop PECANS PEA PEANUTS ; Our pecans are paper shell, large, fancy, se- Fancy salted peanuts, 6-oz. Jar, 25¢. A 10c Jected Georgia nuts. Each of these pecans 3-0z, jar of Schindler’s peanuts for.... is full meated and is easily broken lb., 49c¢ d fnnb ank. - B s 1928 Crop ALMONDS R 5 jars . ceesidar We are offering for sale only large paper | WALNUT shell almonds. Each of these nonpareil al- English walnut meats in tins. monds are just about as fine as e Te e i you have ever seen..... lb-) 39c WALNUTS 1928 Crcp WALNUTS g Fancy black walnut meats packed in The choicest California English walnuts 5-0z. tins....... ceees bear the Diamend Brand. We offer you only these fine Diamond Brand Eng- |b. 43¢ ALMONDS lish walnuts Fancy shelled almonds in bulk. A big value at Py .1b. 1928 Crop BRAZILS For a Present Give You will find in our stores only fangy, Jacke, washed Brasie.. .. 1b., 29c¢ Cl G ARETTES 1928 Crop MIXED NUTS 4 D> not confuse our mixed nuts witk the reg- | Old G'{s::kshse‘:!fl‘:eéd;mz;'edmonl, ular commerc‘i’al mixmrev.’ “{5 mtgxed m'\l_wi'q 1928 crop nuts right in our Washington warehouse. Srton 1b., 25c¢; 4 Ibs., 97¢c T ?&&%%%m&zzmm&a&mm&:mmmm:& CANDY GAIN we offer you quality candy from the same manufacturer wlho has supplied us with candy for the past nineteen years. Most of oyr patrons are familiar with the quality candy sold by us in vears past and will no doubt be pleased to know that again they will be able to secure the same good quality candy at moderate prices. \ A be 32¢ 49¢ ho 2N 2 2 45¢ s, 8 = 85¢" RN IR Lbs. tor Lbs. A discount of teri (10) per cent will again be quoted to these candies in original tins (40 pounds), pails (30 pounds), or cases (20 5-pound boxes). CANDY C | by C very popular with the kiddies. . et DIXIE MIXED T 2 OJC | ROYAL MIXED , 29¢ CANDY pound tins. A superfine mixture of pure sugar candy. 5-Lb. Box CHOCOLATES.. . 98¢ ORANGES, APPLES apples and tangerines are so greatly al)])l'cciat'cd by the children, and grown-ups too, as at this season, and that we may supply vour from a buying and a distributing standpoint. ; ! See the display of fancy fruit in our nearest Sanitary or Piggly i . 10 pel‘ cent Dlscount churches, schdols and other organizations purchasing A dandy mixture of pure sugar candy— AViothEr ary ADODTAL Dirre ks casily Pure Sugar Pure Sugar The same fine candy as above in five (5) The ever-popular chocolates at a most reasonable price for this quality candy. We feel there is no other one season in the year when oranges, wants in the fruit line we have made extensive preparations, both Wiggly Store. A Gift Appreciated By the A BOX OF APPLES Solve the individual gift problem—p apples. Several varieties to choose from. ent the whole family with a box of At this price Delicious Variety excepted. FAUST, MISSOURI LEGISLATOR, DIES Ways and Means Com- mittee Member. Representative Charles L. Faust, Re- publican, of Missouri died late last night at the Naval Hospital, where he He was 49 years old. Mr. Faust was gn active member of the House and a member of the im portant ways and means committee. He was regarded as an expert on tariif problem: He was serving his fourth term in the House and had been electe:l to the Seventy-first Congress in the last general elections. His early days were spent on a farm near Bellefontaine, Ohio, where he was born. With his family, he moved to Hamilton, Kans., and was graduated from the law department of the Univer- sity of Kansas in 1903. After his graduation he practiced law in St. Joseph, sérving as city counselor from 1915 to 1919. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. An ambitious part in the prospective tariff revision had been mapped out for the Missourian. He had been selected as. chairman of the subcommittee, which, after hearings have been con- cluded in late February, will have manufacturers’ schedules. He also had been chosen a member of subcommittee on the free list and chemicals, ils and points. The body is being kept at Zurhorst's undertaking establishment until ar- rangements can be completed for burial in St. Joseph. ‘The expression hin digging” has just reached London, where a newspa- per recently gravely explained that it is “a term used by students in United States co-educational establishments in describing a college dance.” TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed $35 Liberal Credit Terms OPEN A CHARG ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR |EISEMAN'S—7th & F 'OR a delicious supper: FThjn Gorton's Rfa;:ic;- to-FryCod FishCakeswith white sauce, place in a buttered mold lined with cooked rice. Steam 1 hour. From the new Gorton Recipe Book—Free Gorfonss Cod Fish Cakes THE ORIGINAL . Mada by the GORTON-PEW FISHERIES Gloucester, Mass. Est. 1879 Kranich & Bach Paralysis Fatal to Houce; charge of rewriting the wool and wood | ‘EISEMAN'S—7th & F | was taken when he suffered a stroke of | paralysis in his office at the Capitol | just prior to the opening of Congress. | Dead of Paralysis LUTHER SAGE KELLY, FAMOUS SCOUT, DIES Friend of Roosevelt Sought Ad- venture in Many Lands in Exciting Life. By the Associated Press. CHICO, Calif., December 18.—Capt. Luther Sage Kelly, famous Indian scout and soldier, died yesterday at his home He was 79 years old. Friend of the late Theodore Roose- velt and of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, an adventurer in many climes, he lived his last days in memories of a career ‘that comes to few men outside story ‘books. Kelly had been in poor health for about a year. Death was attributed to senile debility.. He had lived in Para- dise since 1915. He is survived by his widow; a sister, Mrs. Wiitlam G. Grimm of Havana, Cuba; a nephew, Dr. Luther " | A. Kelly of Charlotte, N. C., and a niece, IS HELD AT RESIDENCE Death of Confectioner Here Satur- day Followed IIl Heal:h Lasting Three Years. Funeral services for James H. Doran, who died Saturday at Sibley Hospital, were held this afterncon ai the resi- dence, 39 H street. Rev. William A. Lambeth of Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church South conducted the services. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery, under the auspices of Fed- eral Lodge, No. 1, F. A. A. M. Mr. Doran_was born here 67 years | ago, and had engaged in the confec- | tionery business here 40 years. He had been in ill health for the past three years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ella B. Doran, and a sister, Miss Geor- gia E. Doran, who also resides here. Besides being a member of the Fed- eral Masonic Lodge, Mr. Doran was a member cf Washington Chapter, No. 2, Royal Arch Masons. JEE——— Brother Aubertine Dies. MEMPHIS, Tenn., December 18 (#). Brother Aubertine, 75, of the Order St. John Baptiste De La Salle, for years an educator in_schools con- ductad by the Christian Brothers, died here today D:a;hs Reported. Mary Jane Hudson, 74, George Washing- | ton Hospital Munson M. Erwin, T4, 522 10th st. s.e. Sigmund Rosenblatt. 74, Sibley Hospital. John 8. Mills, 72, 3006 8th_ st Annie R. Jenl . 523 18th st Alberta Libby, 68, Providence Hospital. James Doran, 67, Siblev Hospital. George W. Propps, 66. Garfield Hospital. pilVinia Holverson. '66. Homeopathic Hos- ita William Hawkins, 64..1801 Wyoming ave. Andrew J. Maher, 58, Z 623 East Capitol 23 e. Elizabeth Ream. "56, Casualty Hospital. Clitton F. Nicholson, 55. Georgetown Hos- pita Druetar Nukoienic. 40. 601 Pa. ave. Marie Lehman, Georgetown Hospital. George Bartlett. 19, Garfleld Hospital. Infant of Andrew and Lois Lakes, 5 davs, Sibley Hospital Charles €. Willoughby, 2 hours, Provi- dence Hospital Infant of Georze and Thelma Clark, 1 hour. Sibley Hospital Henry_Jones. 70, Curtis Sanitorium. Pate ‘Street. 59. Freedmen's Hospital. William_Stewart, 55, Freedmen's Hospital. John Wiles, 44, Tuberculosis Hospital. Alberta’ Green. 33. Gallinger Hospital. Amille Jackson, 28, Casualty Hospital. Marriage Licenses. Joseph T. Hopkins. 21. and Marie D. Kib- lef: both ot Ale . Va.; Rev. J. N. erce. John Hammond, 68, and Irene Darby, 32; Rev. T. J. Brown Lous ‘Snuglewski. 21, and Thelma Phil- lips. 18, both of Baltimcre, Md.; Rev. H. M. Hennig, Fritz’ Mueller, 23, this city. and Janette Atlantic’ City, N. J; Rev. C. J. Flood. 21, Jordam. Arneft Mason. 29, and Annie Burney. 21: both cf Alexandrfa, Va.; Rev. Wesley West- ray. - Arthur D. Stanley, jr. 22. and Helen L. Fairfax. 20; Rev. B. H. Melton. Henry J. Gertler. 23, and Anne Cherner, 20: Rev. George Siiverstone. William H. Brown. 44. ard Ophe S. Gay, 40: Rev. Frederick B, Harris. Calvin H. Hill. 34, and Adele Bumbry, 39: Rev. Oscar L. Rand Marvin B Gill, 20, and Edna L. Grubb, 18; Rev. John C. Bali. Silas E. Booth. 45, and Sarah M. Bottler, 36; Judge Robert E. Mattingly. Births Reported. Leslie A, and Dorothy C. Majors. boy. Russell W. and Harriette D. Herrman, boy. Robert S.'and Helen Holmes, boy. John A. and Ruth Logan, boy. Robert H. and Jeanette Smith, boy. Alfred J.'and Alice M. Clark, 'boy. George L. and Verne L. Bradshaw. girl. John H. and Lorna T. Ringer, boy. Leonard and Elizabeth Yates.'boy. John D. and Milfred F. Smiley. girl. Preston’ and Nellle Moffett. giri. Bryce and Minnie Cobb. boy. Paul A. and Gertrude Stepnéy. boy. Ideal Christmas Present . Worch Midget Piano Price But 8275 5 Down Payment —then small monthly payments of $9.65 place one of these wonderful Pianos in your home Open Evenings Until Christmas Hugo Worch NnNo G PIANOS Pianos ForRent Emerson Becker Bros. Miss Janet Sage Kelly of New York. Funeral services will be held in Para- dise at a date not yet decided. The body will be sent to Billings, Mont., for burial. Capt. Kelly and his wife lived alone on their yanch near Paradise. They were famous as hosts. Kelly was born in Geneva, N. Y., July 27, 1849. He was married in Detroit, Mich., in 1885, to May Morrison. They had no children. MRS. GRACE MILLER RITES WILL BE HELD IN OHIO Wife of Chief Postal Inspector Succumbs After Long Illness. Funeral rites for Mrs. Grace Miller, wife of Chief United States Post Office Inspector Grant B. Miller, who died Sunday night at her home, 6302 Wis- consin avenue, after a long illness, will bnh ihcm Thursday afternoon at Willard, Ohio. Born near Willard, the daughter of John and Caroline Comfort Moore, Mrs. Miller was educated in Ohio. She mar- | ried Mr. Miller in 1899. For many years she accompanied her husband to his various posts about the country, liv- ing in St. Louis, Chicago and other %lzls_li before coming to Washington in The body left Washington last night for the Ohio city. EDUCATOR WILL URGE “DIPLOMA MILL” LAWS Will Address Chamber of Com- merce on Purpose and Need of Such Legislation. The purpose and need of “diploma mill” legislation for the District will be discussed by David Allan Robertson of the American Council on Education at the December meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, to be held tomorrow eve- ning at 8 o'clock at the Willard Hotel instead of tonight, the regular sched- uled date. Other speakers will be Representative Willlam W. Chalmers of Ohio and Dr. DeWitt Croissant of George Washing- ton University, who will discuss com- | munity drama league work. Charles H. LeFevre, chairman of the chamber committee on public schools, will submit reports on the bills to pro- vide free text books for pupils of the District junior and senior high schools, the bill to provide for a five-year libra- ry building rrogram for Washington and other proposed legislation affecting the public schools system. FHarry King, chairman of the committee on the merger of the local transportation lines, will report on that subject. b CLIFTON FUNERAL HELD. Burial’ of Washington Woman Awaits Daughter's Arrival in U. S. Fygneral services for Mrs. Agnes Os- good Clifton, 56 years old, who died last Saturday, were held yesterday at the home of her brother-in-law, Dr. Willlam H. Holmes, 1454 Belmont street. Inter- ment will not take place until her daughter, Mrs. James Bartley Young, wife of the American consul at Venice, Italy, can reach this country. Mrs. Clifton was the widow of Claude E. Clifton. ‘She was the daughter of James Blake Osgood and Cornelia Adams Upham, who came to Washing- ton from Maine during President Lin- coln’s second administration. Cocktails Classified. PARIS, December 18 (#).—After a long and detailed study, learned judges of an international contest have decided that cocktails mixed by wom- en are more suave, those made by men are_more energetic. TIRE, Del ave. and H 5. Phone At. 1994. WIRE-HAIRED POODLE DOG—No_number on collar. " For information call at 1630 L . n.w._Ask_for Evans 18° BILLFOLD. Palace Theater or 13th sts., Saturday night; Maryland and D. C. d Guch, North 5441 Reward. BOSTON BULL. female; half white faci reward. ‘ Ga. e 2185. 1330 Floral n CAT, Persian: large, black, Wwith _yeliow eves: in vicinity of 17th and S sts. n.w. Reward_if_returned. Potomac_5959. CAT—Gray Persian; lost Tuesday, the Wes clift. 1669° Col. rd. See elevator boy. R ward. Named ‘Peter.” 19% DOG,_white poodle, vicinity Kirby st. and New 'York ave. ~Liberal reward \f returfed. 119 New_York ave. n. 19% 0G, black French bul lar. Telephone Clev. Cathedral ave. Reward. TR DRESS—Brown; lost on Washington boule- vard, Reward. Phone Adams 4201. FOB—Black leather, and 33rd degree Ma- sonic charm. Liberal reward. Return to George T. Danon, 352 House Office Bldg. _ GLASSES, in case. on E. Capitol st. be- tween 15th and 16th sts.; reward if returned G IND R Cmptteb ok - L POCKETBOOK, lady’s. brown leather: Mon- day noon in 10¢_store on Tth st. Reward. Phone_Decatur_3711. POCKETBOOK, lady and money. Liberal e pa for the return of same Dorothy H. Mad- dox, 4004 5th st. n.w. Adams 9421, _ * POCKETBOOK., brown estrich, monogram G. B. in gold. containing sum of mone: Monday. between Maryland ave. and 1st st. ne. and the shopping district. Rew: . Call_Atlantic 4120. it PU{‘PY. fox (el’lr‘ler‘ r[l;ll?. Iilhil two brown spots on eves; tip left ear broy 2226 Decatur pl. n.w. North 37 o PURSE. black, patent leather. containing fountain pen. money and cards, Monday about 4:30_ p.m. _Call North 511. Reward. SPECTACLES, shell rim, Saturday morning, between Gth and E sts. ne. and Agriculture Dept._Lincoln_8494. Reward. SPECTACLES, shell rims. on Conduit rd Saturday afternoon. Please Call Main f:. . river's permits. or Hyatsville R. Lewis on col- 2038, Address 3300 containing glasses eward will' be paid TOOTH, set in gold bridse wor 1333_Belmont st.. Apt. 24. WATCH, man's oven face, near Lansburgh's. about 1 o'clock Monday: valuable heirioom to owner; will finder please call Atlaatic 2362 or _address 244 15th reward? FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive, Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiiul Floral Designs $5 and up CALL_MAIN_3707. We are skilled in selecting and ar- ranging flowers to secure the best effect. Prompt service. L. C. PRICHARD (Inc) Cor. 14th & H Sts. 677! "GEO. C. SHAFFER E%PRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD. RATE_PRICES, TEL. M. 106, 16, P 06, M. 24 Our Only Store, 14th & Eye ¢ Reward. 18* at Paradise, Calif, 18 miles from here. | Will Close for Holidays. ‘The District of Columbia chapter of the American Red Cross will close its offices at 1 p.m. Saturcay until Wed- gesday morning for the Christmas holi~ ays. ! Card nf Thanks. | HAMITER, TIPPET F. Mrs. Helen Hamiter and family wish to express their sincere thanks for the beautiful floral tributes and expressions of sympathy from their many_friends at the recent death of Mr. TIPPET F. HAMITER. » | 1 | Deaths. AL ROY. On_Friday. December 14, 1928, at Trenton, N. J.. ROY ALLEN. Re- | mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. | . funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. Fu- neral Thursday, December 20, at Colonial Beach, Va. ARMSTRON: LURETTA. Departed this | Monday morning. December 17. 1928, at | Baltimore, Md.. LURETTA ARMSTRONG. { devoted daughter of the late Edward T. | and Belle Harris. sister of Belle Turner. Edward Har: innie Calhoun. J. Gar- field Harris, Marion Turner. Walter Har- i Benlah Johnson, ~ Funeral cervices H December 20, at 2:30 p.m., at Jarvis funeral parlors. 2222 vening, December 19. at 7:30 and friends invited. 19le- E K. On Monday, De- at 4314 Chestnut st.. KATHERINE K., widow Funeral services at Old 2nd above Market st.. | on Wednesday, Decem- Interment private. KATHERIN } 17. 1921 llen: Childs. Christ's Chureh, | Philadelphia, Pa., | ber 19, at’ 2 p.m. Kindly omit flowers, CHILSON, INA LITT On Sunday. De- cember ' 16, 1938, at” her residence. 25 Lincoln ‘ave, Takoma Park, Md. INA LITTLE_ CHILSON. 'Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. nw., on Wednesday, December 19, at 3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CLARK, FREDERIC N. On Sunday. De- | cember 1§ 1928, in his 65th year, FREL- | ERIC N. beloved husband of Corinne . Clark of 4012 3d st. n.w. Funeral from the Nevius funeral home 924 New York ave. n.w.. Wednesday. December 19, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 1 CLARK, JAMES M. On Sunday, December i6. 1628, in Philadelphia. Pa.. JAMES M. CLARK. beloved son of the late James A Clark and Jane E. Clark of Washington, | D.C. Funeral private. | CONNOR. PATRICK. On Monday. December 17, 1928, PATRICK, beloved husband of the late Bridget Connor (nee Sullivan). and father of Mary T. and Thomas E. Connor of 2249 14th st. s.e. Funeral from dence Thursday, December am., thence to St. Teresa's Church, Where solemn high reatilem mass will be sung at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. ‘Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. | Relatives and friends invited. 19 | CORNET, ROSE M. On Tuesday. December | 18,1928, at & am. at Holy Cross Acad- .emy. ROSE M. CORNET, aged 67. Funeral St. Magdalene, Ind., Friday, December 21, at’ 10 am. Remains to be viewed at Wil- liam H. Sardo's funeral chapel, 412 H st. nw. all day Wednesday, December 19, untii 6 p.m. ALE. CARRIE. On Sunday, December 16, 1928, at Gallinger Hospital. CARRIE DALE. Funeral_from chapel of John R. Wright Co., 1337 10th st. n.w., on' Wednesday, De- cember 19. at 10:30 am. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. 18* DAYWALT, WILLIAM L. Suddenly. on Oc- tober 22, 1928, at Fort Shafter. Honoluli, Sergt. WILLIAM L. DAYWALT, U, 8 Army. _Funeral services at Arlington Cem- | { etery, Fort Mver, Va.. Wednesday, Decem- ber 19. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited. & DOUGLASS, ANNIE. Departed this life on Saturday. December 1928, at 10:25 am. at her residence, 768 Morton st. n.w.. ANNIE DOUGLASS, the devoted wife of the late John Dougiass and_loving mother of John Douglass, Harrlet Green, Amaada Burns, Florence Butler. Maude 'Doug! and the late Mary Pergom and William | Douglass. _She leaves to mourn thelr loss | one son. four daughters, 16 grandchildren, 23 ereat-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. After Tuesday noon. December 18, her remains resting at her daugiter's residence, 1124 19th st. n.w. Funerai Wednesday. December_19." at’ 3 p.m.. from: Mctropolitan A. M. E. Church. M st between 15th and '16th sts. n.v. Rev. W. H. Thomas officiating. 18 DUNCAN, MURRAY MORRIS. ing. Mich., December 17 1928, MURRAY MORRIS_DUNCAN, formeriy of Washing- ton, D. C.. son of the late Rev. Thomas and Maria Morris Duncan. Funeral serv- ices at Ishpeming, Wednesday, December I i At_Ishpem- FAUST, CHARLES L. On Monday, December 17, 1928, United States Representative Charles L. Faust of Missouri. resting_at Zurhorst’s funeral parlors, East Capitol st. Interment at St. seph, Mo. FREEMAN. HENRY M. On Sunday. Dec: .m.. at_his residence, ber 16. 1928, at 10 807 Barry place nw. HENRY W. FREE- man. Services at Florida Avenue Baptist Church, Wednesday. December 19. at 12 am. Interment Arlington Cemetery. GARDINER, PERCILLA. On Monday, De- cember 1928, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John O, Evans, 2341 Ash- mead_ pi. n.w. PERCILLA GARDINER (nee Turner). Funeral services on Wednes- day, December 19. Funeral private. GARDNER, MARY ELLEN. On Monday, De- cember 16. 1928, at her residence, Knox Station, Va. MARY ELLEN GARDNER, devoted wife of Isaac Gardner and mother of William H. and Isaac Gardner, jf. No- tice of funeral hereafter. GRADY, SUSAN ARMISTEAD. On Monday, December 17, 1928, at Washington, D. C.. SUSAN ARMISTEAD, widow ‘of G. Powell Grady. ‘Funeral sérvices at her daughts apartment on_Wednesday, December 19, 12:30 p.m. Interment (private) at lington Cemetery. GREENFIELD, ANDREW. On Sunday, De- cember 16, 1925, at 6:20 p.m., at Children’s Hospital, ANDREW GREENFIELD, heloved son of Roy and Eugene Greenfield. nged 2 vears. Remains at Boyd & Wilsoa's, 19th and L n.w. Notice of funeral later. HARTUNG, CLARA AUGUSTA. On Sunday. December 16, 1528, ot her residence, 3561 Iith st. n.w., CLARA AUGUSTA, beloved wife of Samuel H. Hartung. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w.. Wednesday, December 19, at 2:30 p.m. Iuterment Rock Creek Cemetery. HEINECKE, JULIA ADELLA. December 17, 1928, at 9 am.. at her residence, 563% Georgia ave. n.w., JULIA ADELLA, beloved wife of Dr. George B. Heinecke and mother of Oliver W. Heinecke. Funeral from her late residence. Wednesday, December 19, 2 p.m. Interment at Oak Hill Ceme- Reiatives ond friends invited. * HEINECKE. JULIA A. Special meeting of Ruth Chspter, No. 1. O. E. S.. called tor Wednesday, December 19, 19 at 1 o'clock, at Masonic Temple, Brightwood, to fllll‘lldllhl r%‘!‘“{fi‘k&‘fl:"“fi“" dslsuri Mrs. JULIA A. EINECKE, y _order of the matron. MRS MAE E. SELKA. RUTH B. IVERS. Secy. JENIFER, CLARENCE ARTHUR. On Satur- day, December 15, 1928, at Freedmen's Hospital, CLARENCE ARTHUR JENIFER. devoted husband of Sarah Jenifer, son of John Jeuifer and brother of Thomas, James, Mason, Joseph and Daniel Jenifer and Georgiana Davis. Funeral W!dn!udw. December 19 at 1 pm.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. JOHNSON, JAMPES ANDREW. s life Monday, . December 1928, at 7:50 pm. at Gaifield Hospital, JAMES AN- DREW JOENSCN. He is survived by a devoted wife, loving mother. other rela- tives and a host of friends. Remains temporarily resting at the funeral parlors of Adams, Morrow & Harris. New Jersey ave. and R_st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. JONES. REBECCA I On Monday, De 17, 1928, at 4:23 p.m. at her r 717 L st. ne. REBECCA I. deve of the late William S. Jones and loving mother of Panaie and Warren Jones. Fu- neral from above residence ‘Wednesday afternoon. December 19. a¢ 2 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment &t Glenwood Cemetery. * KING, ANNIE E._On Sunday, December 16, at 10:30 p.m.. at her residence, 520 Sewird sauare s.e.. ANNIE E. KING, aged 50 years. Funeral from H. M. funeral home, 131 11th st. s.e., Wednesday, December 19, at 2 p.m. Interment Con: gressional Cemetery. MADISON, CARRIE. On Monday, December 17, 1928, at her residence, 3326 8th st. n.W.. CARRIE MADISON, daughter of Amy Hen: | derson, mother of Leon Madison. sister of Mary Pyatt and grandniece of Edward T. Gray of New York City. Notice of funerai liereafter. Remains resting at the W. st Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2223 301 Jo- at Departed this . AGNES E. On Sunday, Decsmher 16. 1928, at Gallinger Hospital, Mrs. AGNES E. MARTIN, aced 38, eloved daughter of Annie and Mathew Cady. Fu- neral service at Padgett’s funeral par- lor. 131 11th st. s Wednesday, Decen ber 19, at 8:30 a.m.. followed by low m At St. Peter's Church, 2nd and C st at 9 a.m. Interment in Mount Olivet otery. MORROW. CHARLES. Departed December 16, 1926, at 5:20 p.m.. CHARLES MORROW. He leaves to mourn five sis- ters, one brother, one nephiew and a hos| of other relatives and friends. The fune Will_be held from his late residence, 826 N. H. ave., Thursday, 1:30 p.m. NAYLOR, MARY M. Departed this life Sunday, December 16, 1928, gt 4:20 am, &l her home. 186 Decatur st. Brookivn, N. Y., Mrs. MARY M. NAYLOR. widow of Rev. William D. Naylor, devoted mother of Montford D.. Clara and_Lillian Naylor: stepmother of Willlam, John. Benjamin. Lavinia and Effe Naylor and Mrs. Georgia Harrell, Funeral services at Allen Chapel A'M. E. Church, Garfield. D. C.s Rev. J R Birnum. pastor. Wednesday, December 19, at 1:30 p.m. Relatives and friends in- d. Inferment at Rosemont Cemetery, Garfield, D. C. 18* REED, JULIAN ELMOR. Died Sunday, R emier 1o 1038, a¢ §:15 A-m.. JULIAN ELMOR. REED, beloved husband of Evelyn E. Reed and son of George H. and the late Mary Ida Reed. Funeral services on Wednesday, December 19, at 2 P.my 8t the residence of his sister, Mrs. Vera Coulter, 220 9th st. s.W. Interment Cedar Hill Geinetery. 18 REHNER, MARTHA E. Suddenly on Sunday, December 16, 1928, at her residence, 1403 3rd st. n.w. MARTHA E. REHNER.' Pu- neral services will be held at Zurhorsts 1" parlors, 301 East Capitol st. on . December 19. at 10:30 a.m. el wt Glenwood Cemetery. RICE, ADRIAN. The funeral of ADRIAN RICE took place from St. Dominic’s Church Mondey, December 17. at_ 10 oclock. He is survived by a widow. Mrs Margaret Rice. this city; Mr and tirs._J. T Rice, Haroid Rice, Ciaude Rice of Bei Alton. Md.: Mrs. Jack Lomax. Faulkner, Md.; Mrs, James Scott. Mrs. Dolar Mur- lata, Md. Burial was in Mount e this_life | FLAHERTY, Remains | BDraths. ROYA, ALLEN. Departed this life Decem. ber 14, 192§, in enton. N. J.. ALl ROYA. He leaves to mourn their loss. fa- ther, four sisters, five brothers and a host of friends. - Remains_at Jarvis', under- taker. Interment in Virginia SANDS. JOBN H. After & brief {llness. on_ Monday, December 17. 1928. at 7:: p.m.. JOHN H., husband of the iate Jul A. Sands and father of Arthur, Morris Lester and Fred Sands. Funeral from the pariors of Wm. H. Scott, 409 8th st. se., Thursday, December 20. at 11 am. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. 19 SETTLE, ADA G. On Monday. December 17, 1928. at Garfield Hospital. ADA G. " heloved mother of Frances L. Settle of 1609 31st st. n.w. FPuneral serv- ices at Gawler’s ehapel. 1730 Pennsylvania ave. n.w, on Wednesday, December 19. at 1 pm. Services and interment private. SHOWALTER, ELEANOR. On December 11, 1928. at her home in Chattanoogs, Tenn., ANOR SHOWALTER. of hington. D. C.. widow of Prof. A. W. Showalter and daughter of Mrs. Mary and the late William P. Gillen. 18% SMITH, ANNA MOORE. Tuesday. December 18, 1928, at 5:20 am.. at hep residence, Concord’ Apts.. ANNA 'MOORE. widow of Robert E. Smith, ased 77 years. Funeral private. SMITH, HARRY E. Suddenly. December 16, 1926, 'at the Freedmer’s Hospital. HARRY E. SMITH. beloved father of Bianche L. Smith, brother of Carrie. Thomas L., Dal- lis H.' George N.. Charles C.. Leonard and FEthel 'Smith. Funeral Wednesday. Decam- ber 19, at 1 o'clock p.m.. from Walter R. Woods' funeral parlors. 1234 4th st. n.W. Burial in Arlington National Cemetery. © WINANS, MORGAN H. On Monday, Decem- r 17, 1928, at 9:50 p.m.. at the Georze Washington University Hospital. MORGAN H. WINANS. son of the late Willlam and Mary T. Winans. Funeral from the chapel of Thos. S_Sergeon, 1011 7th st. N.W.. on Thursday. December 20, at 2:30 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invited to attend. terment at Glenwood Cemetery. In Memoriam. CORBIN, MARIE. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear mother. MARIE COR- BIN. who departed ¢his life eisht years . December 18. E e 5 HER CHILDREN. * MICHAEL. In loving remem- brance of our dear husband and father. MICHAEL FLAHERTY. who departed this life, four"years ago today, December 3. 1924, The vears may wipe out many things, But_this may wipe out never— The memory of a happy day en we were all together. HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. * LINDSAY, GEORGE. In loving remembrance of my dear father, GEORGE LINDSAY. who departed this life five years ago to- day. December 13. 1923. No_one knows how L miss you No one knows the bitter pain 1 have suffered since you left me. For life has never been the same. LONELY DAUGHTER, GERTRUDE. formerly | sTMMS, WILLIAM J.: STEWART. HATTIE: JACKSON, ELIZA. ‘In sacred remembrance of our beloved ones, who have entered into eternal Test, namely, my beloved husband. WILLIAM J. SIMMS. Si eight years ago today, December 18, 1020 my darling mother. HATTIE STEWART. eleven years ago. March 9. 1917, and a dear friend, ELIZA JACKSON, seven years ago, Sep- tember 13, 1921. My life is lonesome. ity is filled with pain. I (eell’l that é"ll‘l n]e‘;er.k‘zmv ay_in life 4 A WREIEL sthMS AND FAMILY. MITH. GERTRUDE. In loving remem- e ST our desi mother. GERTRUDE SMITH (nee Bowie—Willlams), who de- ted this life one vear ago today, De- ber 18, 1927. Sleep, dear mother, take thy rest. CHILDREN, LOUIS, FREDERICK ~AND JEANETTE WILLIAMS. WALLACE. ANNIE E. In sad but loyin membrance of our dear mother, AN A WALLACE. who departed this life three years ago today, December 18, 1925. A loving mother, so_good and kind; No friend on earth like her we find To soothe our cares away. We hope lo meet sou mother, dest in - heaven some day. HER CHILDREN, GEORGE, EMMA, MARY AND ANNIE. ATSON. IDA E. In loving remembrance WDY my dear mother, IDA E. WATSON. who departed this life " four years ago foday. Decem . 1924, “HER SON. CHARLES A. MARTIN. WAYNE. GOLDIE L. B. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear dsughter, GOLDIE L. B. WAYNE, who departed this life 22 yeats ago today, December 18, 1906. Over the river waiting for me, "Coved one who has passed to the other sidé: Passed in the early morning’s dawn, Hier voice was hushed By’ the Tushing tide. YOUR SAD AND LONELY MAMMA. WEBSTER, MARY A. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother, MARY A. WEBSTER, who departed this life six years ago today, December 18, 1922. €hristmas time is coming— To some it brings good cheers; HER SON, BENJAMIN J. WEBS' MEMORIALS. 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