Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1928, Page 9

BLAZE IN APARTMENT CAUSES $500 DAMAGE Fire in Unoccupied Suite Discov- ered by Elevator Operator. F¥our Engines Respond. Damage estimated at $500 was done by & fire early last night in the kitchen of the apartment of M. B. Strickley in the Cumberland Apartments at Thomas ['the sixth floor, Circle. The occupants of the apartment were away for the Christmas hioidays. The fire was discovered by Robert Smith, 18-year-old colored elevator boy, who lives at 308 T street. Smith had run his elevator to the seventh floor, where he smelled smoke. He went to where the Strickley apartment is located, and traced the smoke to the door. Finding it impos- sible to force the lock of the door, he seized a fire ax from the wall and smashed the panels. With difficulty he groped his way to the kitchen through the smoke and located the blaze. Then he ran back to the hall, THE EVENING went to the first floor in his elevator and turned in the alarm. Four fire engines were on the scene within less than 10 minutes and the fire was soon under control. Only the kitchen was damaged. The origin of the fire has not been determined. .. Machine Does Much Work. LONDON (#).—British housewives eventually may be able to control all domestic operations by means of but- tons and levers. At an exhibition of STAR, WASHINGTON, domuuc appliances here one machine washed wrung clothes, ehned and ned knives and made ice cream, mlncemul and sausages. “John D.” to Be Yule Host. ORMOND BEACH, Fla, December 25 (P).—More than 'a score of the townsfolk hereabouts will gather Thursday around a Christmas tree in the home of “neighbor John."” He prob- ably is better known to the world at large as John D. Rockefeller, sr. Tomorrow--- Wednesday:--- Sharp at Eight---We begin this famous and far-reaching Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Suits--Overcoats-- Topcoats (The only exception being Full Dress) You'll want to be among the early comers—for within the entire stock is included there’s bound to be an advantage in first choice— You know the celebrated makes we carry——supreme among them all; and superior of them all— Fashion Park— Every Suit $35, $38 & $40 grades Reduced to... $45 and $50 Reduced to $55 and $60 grades Reduced to $65 and $70 grades Reduced to $75, $85 & $90 grades Reduced to.... Every Reduced to '$29 39 47 D7 Topcoat grades 75 $35, sas&s4o grades $90.75 $45, $50 & $55 grades Reduced to $60 and $65 grades Reduced to $75 and $85 grades Reduced to. $39.75 $49.75 365.75 Charter House and Mode Suits, Overcoats and Topcoats —and Richard Austin (English) Overcoats Exclusive models and patterns and makes that are confined to our shewing in Washington—now cut to a “farewell” for clearance sake. Every Overcoat $35 and $40 grades Reduced to........ $45 and $50 grades Reduced to. $55 and $60 grades Reduced to $65 and $70 grades Reduced to $75 and $80 grades Reduced to $85 and $100 grades Reduced to $125 and $135 grades Reduced to $29.75 339.75 $4 5 555.75 $65.75 Alterations on Suits or Over- coats, if any are necessary, will be made without charge. The Mcde—F at Eleventh D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1928, MRS. EUNA C. ATWOOD (Cupid Sets Record DIES AT AGE OF 70| With 41 Weddings Acted as Special Agent for Fair Price Committee in D. C. During War. rs. Euna Clum Atwood, 70, died af her residence, 1673 Columbia road, yes- terday from heart disease. Funeral services will be held at the parlors of W. W. Chambers Thursday, December 27, at 8 o'clock. She had been a resi- dent of Washington for more than 15 yatu, previously residing in Troy, N. Y. Atwood was & member of the Leu’\u of American Pen Women and devoted a large portion of her life to the work of business and constructive or- anizations, She acted as special agent or the women's division of the United States Department of Labor and also for the Department of Justice. During the war she was a special investigating agent for the fair price committee of the District of Columbia, which was organ- ized to combat the high cost of living. In 1914 she founded and edited the Na- ’Nonll Review, having prior to this time lb‘leen editor of the Southport, N. C., ews. MRS. S. E. GALLEHER DIES Funeral Services Will Be Conduct- ed Tomorrow. Mrs. Sarah E. Galleher, 64, died at her residence, 1608 Hobart street yes- terday from heart disease. Funeial services will be held at her home to- morrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Galleher was the daughter of the late George W. and Mary E. Pres- ton of Loudoun County. Virginia, and had been a resident of Washington for more than 40 years. 8he is survived by her husband, James A. Galleher, a son Parke Ashby Galleher, and the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. John M. Orr, Ida Preston, Leesburg, Va.; Mrs. W. B. Hall, Round Hill, Va.; Mrs. B. H. Hammerly, Hillsboro, Va.; Miss Katherine Preston and B. W. Preston of Washington and A. T. Preston of Cleveland, Ohio. THE WEATHER and tomorrow, somewhat warmer to- morrow; about 24 degrees. Maryland and Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; somewhat warmer in the interior tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 44; 38; midnight, 32; 4 a.m.,, 2’1 5 Barometer—4 8 8 p.m p.m., 30. 45; midnight, 30 30; 4 lm 30! 3 m., 30.35. Highest fcmpeuture 47, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 25, occurred at 7:35 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 36; lowest, 20. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:43 a.m. and 12:45 p.m.; high tide, 6:19 a.m. and 6:46 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1.38 am. and 1: tide, 7:16 am. and The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 7:25 a.m.; sun sets 4:51 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:26 a.m.; sun set 4:52 & Moon rises 3:40 p.m.; sets 6:05 am. ‘Weather in Various Cities. Statlons. . Pt.cloudy Cleat ¢ © Clea . Pt.chbudy Clea Abilene, Tex. Albany, N. 2, G tlantic City Birmingnam Biemarck. N. Boston, M 73032 . 3030 30.32 250, 3028 Galveston, Tex. 30.40 Helena, Mont... 2§ . Dak.. 30.00 + Clea . Pt.cloudy . Clear © Cloudy . Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear . Clear : Ptcloudy Cloudy San Antonio nel: 5‘“’5)" c‘fi%,.;glfl " Prcloudy FOREIGN. (1 am. Greenwich time, today.) ‘Temperature. Weather. London, England ec. 40 Clear Rain Part cloudy a) obort cloudy a3 P:n. cloudy 42 26 rvations.) Havan . 68 . llear Col Part cloud; OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed 335 Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral ........$195 $150 Steel Vaults. .. .$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 Private Ambulances 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. District of Columbia—Fair tonight | Rev. lowest temperature tonight l’( yiet John lock. lsen. Hennie. 6;_Rev. ‘Tnompson, ber Pl M r- rlingtor E. Brooks, 2 Samu Mea! Ind Rev. Y m1 T. Nicholas, . ‘Ball. by ia H. Larkil nklin W. Hende: mith, 2 ¥, Smi m , Simon. cn-: nr 27; Rev. et e, L W. M. Hoft Y il BOSTON Wk nw. $35 BRIEF O "Re ille 898-R COLLIE, male. 24! fourn i ral ave. Gol ki wi K s. . Mond: g il ear foar | aF. Liber Hyatisvi Gy | T A rele: valued as West_1780. c-\ T heck book. _Liber d: 14 e Lin coln 8618 POCI ve. ci] g e 5 ot ard of Reware Swnér 1. & Tete mk!‘ During Yule Rush Dan Cupid rang up a new record for the Christmas rush for marriage licenses in the District this year. Col. W. A. Kroll, the license clerk, was the only busy man at the court- house yesterday, when most of the offices were closed in accordance with the holiday granted Govern- ment officials by President Coolidge. Kroll worked steadily throughout the day and when 4 o'clock came dis- covered that he had issued 41 li- censes. ‘The number of licenses issued De- cember 24, 1927, was 27. COMICS ANALYZED. IOWA CITY, Iowa (#).—Skilled me- chanics and professional men get the biggest laughs from the newspaper comics. George H. Gallup of the University of Towa School of Journalism so declares after a survey of newspaper readers. This is true, he says, because in the “funnies” these workers find quick di- version from exacting duties. News sec- tions are sought more eagerly by men than by women, the atter, however, finding most of interest in the adver- tisements, he says. He questloned 1,500 persons. Marriage Licenses Hemy Thuinps]un. 37, and Isabella Woodey, Alex Grnveu 49, d Carrie Anderson, 43; Rev. Wesley West Harold F. McAlevy's Fort. Pa., and Esther M. Pf '. Tfl. ‘Huntingdon, Pa. Hnndolvh Hipkins, 24, and Mary Holmes, 20. both of Oak Grove, Va.; Rev. Kato W. wmqr S, Avear, 89, Baltimore, Md.. and hompson, 41" this city Rev. Pyoune. 63. Atlanta G, ‘Walker, 56, this c ‘chme; w Glark. 28, and Jennie E. Mar- Ay To7I0 obert A, Alesandria. Va Amanda dasdela Mis ETES W Marvin G Mason, 47, Blairstown, N. J., gnd ‘Emils 8."Milburn, this city;” Rev.” Al- bert Osborne Walter O‘.de(nrm 37, Detrojt, Mich.. snd Hehecea Nicholson, 26, this city; Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. Hiram 3. Tayler, 23, and Bertha D. Sam- ',’f“g’ . Both of ‘Melulling. Russell 'R Schwenk, 37, Lonntun. Pa., A, Jance, ds, Lims, Ohio: Rev. John A. Gai Lewis E Wood. 23 and Dorothy Gillis, 18; oAnd Thelma White, 18 5 Au'unu- John, an!n. -naklmnur Robinson, 50; and Anna Barnett, 35; T, Thom Dron. tner, 21, Philadelphia ’a?'..“‘“"i dwig, ‘23, Baltim H, M. Hen: nig. Siarvey U: Tazlor. 18 lnd Julia A. Young, V75 Rilicon_Hansroush; ir. and_Anna 23, Doth OF Culpéner, V. Rev. E. Brown. - S 30, and Josephine O. loy. Atoherson, 47, and Barah Miner, 36; il le: Igli'u' 24, and Ruby L. Wilson. 21, both of Fredericksburg, Va.; oVllidm, T Buchanan, 33. snd Bessie G. , New Yorl o Zl"l’hllldelnhll. lulhl Harmel, 1 v'smu U This cltys le"L Collier. 30, and Rose Eaton, 34 Samuel T. N “Rn}!nh H, Ruby, 31, “nd Kathryn F. Hobbs, : Rev. john C. James C. Hixson, 23, Webster Groves, Mo.. \nd’ Patyicia in, Waverly, Mo.;' Rev. 50. and Mollie Boush, rson. John Decatur, n = IP; Weshnger, 35, and Birdle Marlowe, Yavs, ‘Blanche B. Ber- Al andChristine hy. Tand L M. it n ph . oi'°n'|'m. 19, both of ‘Balimore, Md. Cot LOST. Temale. ™ Yds. " 530 Floral Arn spike tail. I crant.of Public {lhruy "iday Ry Telephone Hrattsvil afternoon. ward. oo and wmu. without Call- Col._ 2611. Temale. oul 1939 J. te, black Spot: Relurn to 4007 Cathedra . Reward. ther * oide: e YonSercet nearp. 5. cnlllr ‘pointer. uw shaherd 3 Bty 015. Rirrardo” Call ol . in 8¢ and reward. Call 57 shing Sake. Lineral ,w.,. PIN—Dismond snd Tuby oin. butmny de- sign. Potom n Kaons, S m...‘.}."?.?.‘l Sook and eheck T al 004 New Hampsnize gReturn 1436 Ames n.e. O o o et 22 cif and. compact. Return glasses 321 for, containine drivers “small_round face, Pleasant car rd if returned to 4513 Arkansas_ave. WRIST Gall Miss 3 Bodd, Main FUNERAL DIRECT! T. F. COSTEL 1724 North Cspitol St.__ _ NORTH 7978. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons * 3034 M St NW. - Bnone west o6 V. L. SPEARE CO. mmm the successors of nor connected ith, the orisinal Phone Prank. 4B bracelet. Pranklin 3534, " "1009 1 St. NW ‘merly 940 F St. N.W. Succeeding the ormnu ‘W. R. Speare Co. 1623 ecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 rs. st 1208 B 45 _yrs. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Arhbulance PR RE . Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Main 2473 ’mephom JOHN'R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St N.W. Phone North " NALDEY == experience Formerly 131 ""b 8t. SE. No 522 8th St. S.E. Linc. CHAS, S. ZUifiORST_—fl numx% Bmines: Tacns ST haper i-lief'l:ert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 ! York Ave. N.W. 'lm“‘ Ll'l> llnml 3 SEVENTH ST. Aodern omnl FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and up C MAIN 3707 na‘:tu flowers to - the secure Prompt service. L. C. PRICHARD (Inc.) Cor. 14th & H Sts. M. 6779. "GEO. C. SHAFFER' AT PRICES, TEL M 00 . te y Store, 14th & Eye cFEEEHFEs. | | eflwt. Beatlha. AanISO;~ 'IL“A- A. On Hisband of the late ide _And: Funeral from his Iate mmonu. Ky Ar more Wednes 5%0 5. “Relacives and triends mm.a lnterment at Lanbam. Md. A cemper 2 535t n"“’ eidancer 1613 comber 32, 1936, af_ her ¢ ; Columbia road. i CLUM ATW( Funeral services at the W. . funers v-rlun. 1400 Chapin s ‘Thu, December 27, at 8 p.m. A'-'N J. On Monday, December .m., at Walter Reed Hos- J ed husband _of El- er. azed 26 !EIY! ite l'el‘fl?n(‘t 511 ‘)‘ De- ment ‘at Afiingion National Cemetery. COURTNEY, WILLARD life uona.ly December 3 at the re d-nu of his lors, oF ST & Pora’ thaeral pariors: ment Payne's Cemetery. CRES; Inter- MARCELLIUS, On December 34, at Providence Hoapiti ashington. MARCELLIUS CRESS. ag aved 15: be: ed of James L. Breaswine. per (Fune cember 26, at 2 b.m. at Cedarvilie G Prince Georges " Cotnty. Md. Interment fhurch cemetery.” Friends and rela DELANEY, MARY Frida E. Departed this life December 11 iS22, &t Freedmen's 08! ELA? ains festing at Smnh E pord- anderiaking 5 Cap. st. Notice of funeral atier he FELTNER. DONALD GAYLE on Saturda, Decem| 2. 1928, DONALD =GAYLE FRLTNER, belmen ndson of Mrs. Hughes nephew of Miss e R Miss Huel ‘o Rughes Funeral from the home of his grandmother. 8523 13th s. nesday, December 26, at 2 o'clock. Taterment Brivate FOLSON, WILLIAM H. On ‘Deceml:er u 1928, WILLIAM H. FOLSON. the devoted 885 of Baua oo aad loving husband of Ruth Burrell Folson, 143 Heckman st. e. Not o of funeral later. SARAH ELIZABETH. On Mon. Gay. December 20, 1080 At DeE renmencn. 1608 Hobart st, BSARAH ELIZABETH, beloved wife of James Ashby Galleher and beloved mother of Parke A. Galleher, e GAth sear of her ace.. Puncral from fae residence Wednesdas. December GLEASON. ROY E. on Sunday. December 23 1928, ROY E. beloved husband of Ada Gle Punerst Teom Dis Iate residence, an !ui Capitol s em! (Cincinnati and Chicago, pa- s copy.) ¢ GOBBETT., GEORGE S. On Saturday, gember 12, 1028, at Bis residence. 12 GE s eloved nusbaad of Allcs Gbheit Famersl Toom his Fesidence on w—dnemu. December 26, at 2 Rels andtriends invited to -nend Thicrment ‘st ot Lincoln Cemeter: GOBBETT, GEORGE S, (Epecta] °A°m.&nu"[' De- cation of N ), it dn 1t IBETT. GE S. By order of the worshipful master. nol..Alm M. BROWN, Sec. 25 GUYOL, MATH] 0. 1530 a1 the Testdonce of nas. B Mg, Gabrlelle Murphy. 230" Sth ATHILDE GUYOL. daughter of th B R Belonds haol snd ter cf the ther L. A. Guyol, S. J. Remains resting at the above residence untll Wednesday, December 26, Intermen at New Orleans, La. Dhis, Tens ARd New Ovien please copy.) HARRINGTON, December 23, TOl ema ting at James T. Cl ems Luneral Pariors, 1341 Wiscox m J. T. Clems 1ro) nts’ fu Darlors, wodnud.y. Decomber 35, at 1 o'clock p.m. Interment Rockville, Md. HESS, WILLIAM P. Suddenly, Monday, De- comber 24, 1928, at hig residénce, 1800 35th s WILLIAM P, HESS. father of ughte: Fog CLARENCE. ICE by o Grace " and “Alce un at _the above address Thursday. Decem. ber 27, Interment. meemx. nsu. WILLIAM P. A special wmmunlc t’ ol:‘ o(A ufi"" C. wmnn: Lodge, No. Tl cinber 27 tof Ghe purboss ul -mmnnx the funeral of our late HESS, B: IA) order of the mmhlpm ‘master. % REU BOGLEY, Secretary. HINE, LA m JANE. On Sunday, Decem- ber 2. 1928, ai her residence, South Clif- ton ‘Térrace, LAVINIA JANE' HINE, aged 87 years. Funeral services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 1th st. n.w Wednesday. December t 11 am. In< terment at Greenwood Gemetery, N. % at 9 am. Jacol “Hunter Panersi irom the Mrs. M, Brisss, Decem| bel the late and Eliza "“1: Hunter residence of ter, . ne church 200h "SR be said at ment Rock Creek. Cemetery. JASPER, On Monday, SARA J. 24, 1928, at her residence, ueen st n, SARA Tuesday, Decem- B T o o o R T R PEN NicNS. widow oF DY, "5 Jenkins, Survived by B. koma Park a .. December 26. Lin er) (‘Chlcll':' rmfi?l Pon Shelbyville, Ind.. papers please copy.) ' JONES. SARAH GERTRUDE. On Monday, December 24, 1928. at the residence of her dlulhler Mrs. Edna Jones e 8 t. n.e.. SARAH GERTRUDE, wldo' ol wl iam L. Jones. formerly of Mas: Services will be held at the nbove “addres on Wednesday. December Interment at Lynn., Mass. Lynn. Ma: papers please copy.) 25 KANE. JOHN F. 8|ldden|.7. on Mundly De- cember 24, 1928, JOH! son of the late Stephen and Ellen Kln Puneral from his late rssldln:z, 2227 H urs- day, T At thence to .!t Bkenhen: Chureh, 'here mass will be at 9 am. Friends invited to attend. ln!p'menl Mount Olivet Cemetery. 26* KINNFY. ll(‘lAIh 8. Suddenly. Tuesday, Dece . 1928, at Ml r!sldem: flll and the lltt John W. Kenney. Notice of funeral hereafter. » KING, CLARENCE E. On Friday. December 1928, at 7 p.m., at his residence, 1524 CLARENCE E. KING. neral -Hines' undert services al - Wednesday, Decem! mber 2 2 terment at’ Arling ferent at Ariington Cémetery, nelmn. KING. CLARENCE E. A special nommnnl- §ation of Benlamin B. Prench Lodge, N I, . is hereby called for \Ved oy Dconber 126, 1928, at 10 ‘lodreroom No. 1. New Masonic ‘Temlé, Washington: D" G, for ‘the pernee” ot {opducting Masonic burial services for our te Drother, CLARENCE E KING. By order of the worshipful mast NEY 1. BESSELIEVRE. Secretary. 25 l.Al!cK, SIDNEY IERNE. cember e, a-u-mer uu N m Widow daughter of the lnte J:n"! .sndl.eam; '“E McClery. ~Committal services at the Con- sslonal, Cemetery, ‘Thursday memoon at 3:30 o MITCHELL, CAROLINE. On De- cember 23, 1028, at her re.men:e. o C] Belovea wite e e ouinn ‘Caa rev! is late Tesidence. Fu. neral (rom St Augustine’s Church Thurs day. r 27, m.. wher Solemn high mass will be s sung he re- Pose of her soul. ' Relatives and m:nd- invited. MURPHY. MARCIA. On Sunday, December 3, A%, Georgetown University Hos- nlul. wm TA’ MURPHY. ~Remains rest- at Clements 1241 n.w. Pun rom St. Catholic Church on Wednesday. December 26, at 8 o'clock a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. NOWELL. CASSANDRA. On_Monday, De- Suddenly, Sunday, ember 23 1936, at ine resldsma e Ber daughter, Mys. Eliza Noris, 2634 Georsia AlCin D%, SALLY PEARRY. Interment Albany, Ga. BEYNOLDS. ROBERT. All members ol J. McC. Crummill Lodge, 1437, G. are htubwotifled to mena a cnu meeunl at Hall, Mot nw Wednesday. December 6. 9838, 4t 3'o:dloc B ahse for the funeral of out late rmher ROBERT. RBYNOLDS.. Fi- feral Thureday, December 21, rom Provi- dence Baptist G st 4% st: 2 Minnesots aven ROBINSON. heloved wife of Al inson. formerly of snmon Shrin Y., Funeral Thursdax, mber 27, Bine from her Jaté resdence, (dara: ;n-a 3 ,and New York City pavers pigase IOI l.lm ARTHUR. On Friday. 1926, "ARTHUR ROLLING, son-of the Yom he. Ghuich of Oue - g at tha W, Evhest S.m. ‘Co. uneral ‘patiors, 1872 Ger -F 3 swiTH, MARY Suddenly on Monday, 24, m‘c, at her lie, Md.. MARY E. 2l We h b ol l n ‘uh oy, ‘D!!‘ %n 5 o Inll‘l. On Sunday, December ‘U‘ ‘Thursday, nce to. Bt n ancis b 9 am. Inter: | December Draths. SPENCER, day. De- . CHARLES E. On lsu % sday. Dect Church, Barnesville, Md. STENCER. FRANK. n, Sundsy, December s, % w. 'Remains resting at t Jarvis Co.” funeral parlors. srm"r.lwoon‘ MATTIE. _On_ Friday. D cember 21. 1928, MATTIE, cemt st between Rorth c-nnol and Remains resting at the Cohuneral parlors, 3252 G, ‘ave, G. Suddenly. Saturdav, 2, m&‘ at c:;me;a‘ Hospital: orother W. Thrall and mele of W, Bhirall Remains at 8. Miines’ undertaking. es- fablishment until Wednesday. " Interment Rutland, vt % TURNBURKE, GEORGE THEODORE, December 20, 1 o rittant Fla.. GEORGE THI:ODOR 'rummumu: in his 38*h vear. He Tather, mother. two brothers and other ‘relatives and friends. * Military fu- neral will be held at Arlington Wednesday. cember 26. at 1:30 pm. Relatives and friends " invited. {Nortolk pavers pleyse copy.) WALSH. JAMES 3. Suddenly. on Sundas, 23 1038 st bis residence Pa. JA ., belove ot Soha"E anq Mary M. Walsh (nes Roches: ++ and beioved brother of Mri. William ¥ Gre Dr. Edward 1. Francis M. ccember 26, at 8: teptien's Ghuren, 9 am. Relatives and o atterid. Interment . at Mount Olivet Cemeters. 23 WASHINGTON, LOUISA, On Saturday, D ember 22, 1 at 2 am. at Gal lmer Hecn ul ASHING’ of 1ot Bonle Morris End five nepliaws ‘and A Host of other Teia- tives and friends. = Funers] Wednesds, December 26, at 1 p.m.. he W, Emest Jarvié Co. " funeral ‘parlors, 72 Ga. ave. 25 In Memoriam. BANNISTER, CARRIE. In sad memory of ARR. REZTHR. Svho deparied this fife one sear ago. December 25, 1927. G. W. BANNISTER. BLAKE. NETTIE. A tribute of love and ra. membrance of my dear friend, NETTI BLAKE. who nused away two years ago tudty December 25, 1926. hy passing «nlm ently fled, T atned by #race divipe: Ob, may sych erace m € be sh Al ke m my on e _thine. . WASHINGTON. * clAl.ul -. In_lovi re. mmnr-nu’ of my dear Bushan 4. CHARLES H dled Sient sears o Becomber 36.1030° Anaiversars the Immaculate Cone tlan Chureh, ARET . CAMPBELL. e ETHEL. 1n sad and loving te- membrance of our di e ETHEL. who passed awoy nine years 266 ‘today, Decem: " Gotie, but not forotten. THE PAMILY. * DAVIS, JEANNETTE WILKIN! !0" A trib- ute of love and devotion to the memory of my dear dauchter and our sister. NNETTE SON DAVIS, parted this life fve cember 5. 1923, at GRAVES, HARVEY W. the memory of mv fond and loving RVEY H. GRAVES. who dnlrle‘ l.hlx life “seven years ago today, Decembe: Iflul GRAVES. HARVEY H. In sad but loving ro- ibrance of my nephew, HAR' GRAVES, who dled 'seven ‘sears ago to day, December 25. 1921. Loved in life, in death Jemembered, LOVING AUNT B GREEN. MARGARET. In nd but lmlmr mem M. ‘tod: -klund. Calif. FAMIL ember 25, 101 D GRng. but not forgotten, HTER. S, ILLIAMS, AND RO, WLLIAM GREEN, HAWKINS, ELLA S. In loving Ohristmas remembr-wcr of our dearly beloved mother and daughter, ELLA 8. HA he dita December 2. 1 There once was a_garden of flowers e roses in it were few. God wanted & beautiful rose, And. mother. He took you. DAVOTED MOTFER AND _CHILDREN MRS. ALICE B. MONROE. JUANITA AND ALFRED. ’ HOLLEY. RETTY. In sacred memory of an- dearly loved HOLLEV. ™ who departed !hll llfe December 25, 1924. The world may ch - Ay ffl{mc dlnt! (rn.m year to year. But ovr love for our dear mother Shall never pass away. THE FAMILY. ° HORSTRAMP. WILLIAM E. In sad but lov- ine yklfimhunnsa of ofl; flehlr dmather 3 Who dep: this_ ife_thiFty-th: this life thirty.three years ago toda HIS SISTERS AND BROTHERS. In h"d r JACKSON, REV. CHESTERFIELD. put Joving romembrance of our dear hus: a1 CHESTERI JACKSON, who departzd this life e vear- ago today. December 25, Woright and faithful in nu m; ways. Chavacter so beautiful to the end of h: Loving busband and father, Loving Bushend and father. so king LOV: KELLEY, JAME! of our dear Who died four Jears ago todav; Decem 25, 1924. THE FAMIL?. McDONALD. MICHAEL J. In sad but lovin~ remembrance of our dear husband and father. MICHAEL J. McDONALD. who entered into rest December 35, 1923. The werld may chanse from year to year Our lives from day to But the love and mmun of our deo husband and fs s. In loving remembrane ather, S. KELLE McMAHON, MICHAEL. In sad lovi Tamembrance of my dear father. MICHA™, CMAHON. who departed this life tw vears ago. 1926, HIS DAUGHTER, MRS, MAMIE KNABE. ROSS. NANNIE. Dear mother died Chriet. mas day five years ago, December. 25, 192: AND_ GGRAN] ELIZA umsuonoum: AND THELMA PATTERS( ARY E. In lnvml re're“nbm“'» of mv wife and mother, MARY E. RYDER, who flled six years ago, December 25. 1922 THE FAMILY. SAYLES, MATTIE C. A tribute of love to f_our dear daughter and C. SAYLES (nee Jer in), d_to the great beyond twelve ber 18. W. H. NAGIN AND _ WESLEY, JOHNNIE AND FRANK. Imsw sacred memory of my dear brothers, IOHNNIE. who died seven yesrs syvto- December 25, 1921, and FRAN §I0% v manths sgo-today. May 35. 1936, May they . ROSE~" BOOKLET. THE J. F. MANNING CO.. INC. 919 1571 ST. N. 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