Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1928, Page 9

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Mrs. Elizabeth Braxton Henry Beach, 86 years old, a descendant of Alexander Spotswood, Colonial Lieutenant Gov- ernor of Virginia, and of Carter Brax- ton, one of the signers of the Declara- tion of Independence, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. W. DeBell, Malden, W. Va., yesterday, according to word received here. Mrs. Beach was a member of the First Baptist Church here. Funeral services will be conducted at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Lee Watson, Richmond, Va. Interment will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs. Beach is survived by the follow- ing children: Mrs. Harry Lee Watson, W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER ers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . ...$195 $150 Steel Vaults. .. .$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 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. COLLIE, half grown, nose, chiest and front paws. 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Recent investi- gations have convinced Col. Grant that, with the exception of the lighting of the steps and the danger to the safety of the public because of darkness, it is considered feasible to have the memorial open at night. If a satisfactory lighting arrange- ment of the steps can be made without detracting from the lighting effect of the memorial itself, Col. Grant said that the public will likely be free to view this beauty of Washington after sundown. o POCKETBOOK, — Lizard, _envelope shape, containing small amount of money, pictures and visiting cards; lost in Lansburgh's Dept. Shore. " Fihder return to Mrs. J.. Shirles Kines, 3606 McKinley st. n.w.. or phone Cleveland 2227. Reward. 30° Houses of the non-parlor type are being built in England for $1,800, which is $235 less than last December. PURSE. small, ‘between Peoples Drup Store and The Hecht Co. containing $20 bill and some change. Reward. Call Atlantic 1969-J after 7 p.m SATCHEL. 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We are skilled in selecting and_ar- | ranging flowers to secure the best effect. Prompt service. L. C. PRICHARD (Inc.) Cor. 14th & H Sts. M. 6779, D. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1928 LIST OF PETTY THEFTS Deaths Reported REPORTED TO POLICE | tot, ‘Heuiinpesartiert "5 5ot 54 TS: . Removal of 850 From G Street Home Leads Set of Depreda- tions.—Goods -Stolen. Theft of $50 last night from the home of Douglas Baskerville, 221 G street northeast, led a list of petty dep- redations reported to police late yester- day and early today. ‘Wearing apparel and toilet accessories valued at $25 were stolen from the alitomobile of Guy P. Chapman, 924 Fourteenth street, parked at Seventh and F streets. Some one made off with a suit of clothes being delivered for a local de- artment store by Willlam McGinty, t Riverdale, Md, when McGinty parked his truck at Seventh and S streets, he told police. ‘Two dresses and a set of cuff links were stolen from the home of Agnes G. Burch, 513 Third street northeast. Another theft was reported by Clifton Smith, 44315 H street southwest, whose woodshed was robbed of an ax, a stove and five gallons of kerosene. Births Reported The following_births have been reported fo the Health Department in the past ours Lulgl and Michelina Ricuccl, twins, boy and gir] William 1. and Mary E. Fitzeerald, girl. Robert B. Annie Heenan, Ashby 8.'and Bertha J. Darby, girl. Samuel_J. and Dorothy Kinnamont, boy. Owen O and Evelyn L. Potter, boy. Benjumin E and Esteils Skinner, boy. Herman and Maggie Richardson, boy. James L. and Mary J. De Charles ‘and Bertha ' Mil Frederick and Jane Dougl Thomas L. and Minette Melvin and Irene E. Briscoe, girl. David and Ruth Yarbough, girl. Henry and Margaret Johnson, girl. Paul and Alice boy. Harrison and L Wwilbur_an the Percy and Hil ‘hompson, boy. Warren_and Ida Bracy, boy. Robert F. and Carrle Shamwell, boy. ) girl. ass, girl. heeler, girl. 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MOSCOW (#).— Unemployment among women has increased 80,000 during the last two years in the face of efforts by the government to facili- tate the entry of women into industry. zfll‘l,ew'a)fll number is now more than @ard nf Thanks. KANE, JOHN F. The brothers of the late JOHN F. KANE wish to extend their sin- cerest thanks for the beautiful floral offer- ing and your expressions of sympathy in their sad bereavement. Braths. BOOKER, JACKSON. On Friday, December 28, 1928, JACKSON BOOKER. formerly of 1206 Kirby st. n.w., beloved husband of Mrs. Rhoda Booker, son-in-law of Mrs. Sarah Monroe, 1228 Kirby st. n.w.. where funeral services will be held Tuesday, January 1. 1929, at 1 pm., thence to Mount Airy ‘Baptist Church. Rev. A. J. Tyler officiating. Friends invited. ~ 30% BURGESS. VIOLA ROBINSON. ] December 29. 1928, at 2 a.; dence. 219°8 st. VI ROBINSON BURGESS, wife of Albert A. Burgess. She leaves to’ mourn their loss a husband, Albert A. Burgess; mother. Mrs. Blanche Rumn, and sister. Miss Elinor Robinson. Funeral Monday, December 31, at 1 p.m., from 15th 8. Presbyterion Chirch. terment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. BUTLER, JOSEPHINE. De) day, December 2 B!?TIIR She their loss four sons, three ughters and A host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting temporarily at the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlor, 1416 Florida ;fi(\’/enu‘o he P\lr;"ll %\mdly. l&ecemhtr 30, al rom Brown's Memorial Church, H&\ and B sts. n.e. 29 CAREY., BENJAMIN E. At Takoma Park Sanitarium, BENJAMIN. beloved brother of Edward W. Carey. Funeral services at W. W. Chambers’ funeral parlors on urday. December 29, 1928, at 3:30 p.m. CARTER, ALMEDIA. Departed this life Sature December 29, 1928, at Gallinger Hospital, ALMEDIA CARTER, ~beloved daughter of Mrs Oharioite ~Matthews. She also leaves three brothers, thi ters ‘and a host of other reiatives -nd friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funersl chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later, CARTER, ULYSSES A. CARTER. Departed this " life Tuesday. 'December 325, 1938, ULYSSES A. CARTER. He le: Mary Ca other ‘relatives and friends. tempoi at the 'George JoHRheral waglor.” 1476 Fiorids Interment Sunday, December oline County, Va. 29 CARTER, ULYSSES A. Officers and mem- bers “of - Morning ‘Star Lodge, No. 40. B. P. O. E. of W.. You are hereby notitied t9” atiend ' session "of sorrew at the Elks' Home, 1536 15th st. n.w.. Saturday night. December 29. 1928, at 8 o'clock. to make arrangements for the funeral of our late brother, ULYSSES A. CARTER, Elk ceremony at his late resi- dence, 2325 E st. n.w., Satuiday night, December 29, between 8:30 and 9 o'clock. Columbis Lodge. No. 8; Forest Temple, No. 9, and Columbia Temple, No. 423, are invited to attend. Attest: FRANK A LEWIS, E. R. WILLIAM H. NEWMAN, Sec. COLEMAN, GRANT. All shipm Sailors’ Association, No. 1 by notified of the de GRANT COLEMAN, engineman first . N., at the Providence Hospital. Wed ‘December 36, 1928, Funeral Mon- da ember 31 from the funeral par- lors of Smith & Ford, 1300 8. Capitol s at 12:30 p.m. Relatives and friends 1 Vied.” Rev. E. Coleman officlating. ~ Inter ment Arlington Netional Gemetery. SRDER MANNY ommander; JOSEPH H. DYER. Yeoman. COOK, JENNIE. On Priday. December 28, 1928, at her residence, 640 P st. s.w.. NIE' COOK. widow of Samuel Gook_ and dauehter of the late Susan A and Issac W. Lekite, mother of Samuel L. Cook, Blanche Rasmussen and Ellen Newman. Funeral from sbove residence, Monday, December 31. p.m. Relatives and friends invived. Iaterinent "Congreseionnl etery. 30 cou AULT, MARGARET. On_Saturday, mber 29, the residence of s "lecs, Rather, llahan, 237 Crom- well terrace n.e. MARGARET, the beloved wie of the Iate esiey coutsault,: Funeral and interment at Philadelphia, Pa. DANIELS, JOHN. Departed this life_on De- cember’ 31, 1928. at Freedmen's Hospital at 6 am, JOHN DANIELS. He lea L mourn their loss a devoted I mother, two sisters, two brothers host of other friends. Remains at the Tolbert funeral parlor, 13( st. n.w. Funeral will be from' the 2ddress at 2 o'clock Sunday, December Dlllv. JULIA. Departed this life Prldly December 28. 1928, JULIA DERRY, devoted Poiter ot ‘Eite. iles Wiliams, Sara: Glies Slaughter and Charles Giles: grandmother of Gladys diles Rufin, mother-in-law of Joseoh Willlams ‘and Clara_@iles Scott. Funeral notice in Sunday's Star. FECHTIG, JACOB L. On Friday, December 328, 1928, JACOB L. FECHTIG. s member of Columbia Typographical Union, No. 101, and brother of the late William 'C. Fech: tig. Funeral Monday, December 31, at 2 p.m. from the funeral home of Perry & Walsh, 20 H st. n.w. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 30 GAGE, CHARLES H. Suddenly. on_ Satur- day.’ December_ 22" 1928, at the National Hotel, CHARLES H. GAGE, beloved hus- band 'of Elizabeth B. Gage. Funeral serv- ices on Monday, December 31. from fu- neral home of O. B. Jenkins, 809 10th st. n.w.. at 10 a.m. Interment private. * GEORGII, MAX. On Sunday, December 23. 1928, at Pasing.Munichen, Germany, MAX GEORGIT of this city. GOODMAN. FRANCES E. Friday, Btczm Braths. NELSON, FLOSSIE. parted this life Thursdsy, December Pk A her resi- dence, 2430 N s IE NELSON, Delovea: wite of Henty Nelson and daugh: ter of Mrs. Willie Lewis. She also leaves to mourn their loss two brothers, three sisters and & host of other relatives and friends. Mmlin‘lr!xllns at the John T. Riines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts: s.w. Puneral Sunday, December 30. at 3 .m., ‘from Gethsemane Baptist Church, ind and Va. ave. n.w. NIEDFELDT. LOUISE M. Priday. December 38, 1028, at 8 pm.. aiter a lingering ill- e_residence of her daughter, Mr: McMillan, dirault ave. Vir- ginia eights, Va. LOUISE M. NIED. FELDT, aged 76 years, beloved mother, of ¥, iiedteldt and Lucle W. McMillan ter of Mrs. A. C. Schumacher. Fu- neral from the chapel of Thos. 8. Sergeon, 1011 7th st. n.w., on Monday, December 31, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Glenwood Ceme- ery. God was with us at our parting On that cold December night. H> came to take our mother To a peaceful, happy home. 30° PAGE, SIDNEY. On Saturday. December 29, 1928, at his residence, 1830 R st. n. NEY BAGE. Iieroment e Pittabursh, Pa. PATTERSON, MARY WAYNE. Priday, De: cember 28, 1928, at Stamford. Conn.. MARY WAYNE, ‘wife of the late Col. Robert H. Patterson, United St Army, retired. Funeral from St. John's Church, Stam- ford, Saturday, December 29, 4:30 p.m. BILEY. SALLIE JANE. Suddenly. op De- cember 1928, at_ Greensboro. N. C.. while on & visit, SALLIE JANE RILEY. in her 74th_year. widow of Richard Ridgeley Riley. Puneral from her late residence. 2005 Kearney st. n.e., Monday, December 31, at 11 o'clock a.m.” Burial at Arlington National Cemetery. RUNDLETT, HONORA. On Thursday, De- cember 27, 1928, at the residence of her granddaughter, 'Mrs. Nora F. Donohce, 1817 Allison .w., HONORA, wife of the late Rundlett.’ Funeral George services will be held at the sbove resit dence on Monday, December 8:30 hence "t 8t Mattnew's Church, Rnodn Island ave., near Connecticut ave where mass_will be celebrated ¥ 2. " Tnterment Mount Oltvet Cemetery. SANNO. MARY WORTH. Op Wednesday, r 26, 1938, at San Antonio, gluim ‘WORTH SANNO, ), widow of tl Gen. James A. Sanno. Funeral serv- and interment Monday. December 31, at 11'pm., at Ariington Natlonal Ceme- gery. SHULER, GEORGE W. On Friday. Decem- ber 28, 1928, at his residence. near Forest- ville, Md.. GEORGE W. SHULER. beloved husband ‘of Nora Shuler (nee Owens) Funeral services at Epiphany Church, F estville, Md.; on Monday, December 31, at 11 am. Relatives and friends inv attend. (Baitimore, Md. and Williame- Dport, Fa., papers please copy.) 30° SPARKS. CLARA V. On Priday. December 28, 1928, at 11:30 a.m., at her home, Laad- over, SPARKS, aged 12, widow of ‘E. F. Sparks. Services at house Monday, December 31, at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. (Baltimore papers Dlease copy.) 30+ WATERS, ROBERT W.. hurs cember . & p.m., e WATERS, in_his 81st year. Puneral serv- lces at W. . Chambers’ funeral parior n Monday, December 31, at 2:30 p.m. In- ferment &t Glenwood Cemetery. WATKINS, RUTH. Departed d this lite denly, December 33, T~ KINB of 3231 F si- nw. 8he leaves t¢ mourn their loss a devoted mother and father, four brothers and 4 sisters. Fu- peral 'will 'be from Prasiers new funers] home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w., pom. Bunday, December 30, Other rélatl and friends invited.' Interment Linc Memorial Cemetery, Rev. G. O. Bullock officiating. WEBSTER, MARTHA. On We Comer i 1045, At (he. renk :‘5.:2‘%: Be: nlece, Mrs, Ethe] Johnson Sherman e nw 'WEBS s, Boro Ferrls. Kermit and_Charles. Webster, sister of Mary Massey. She also leaves si: randchildren and host of other reld tives and friends. Remains resting at th Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral 23 Siorate "sve, mow " punerel, Bors cember 30. at 2 p.m.. from Mount Baptist Church, 25th st. between H and .9 In Memoriam. HARROD, F NNI‘I. In loving remembrance mother, AHL‘I! E is life thirteen nl %0, December 29~ 191 Gentle mother, sainted mother, Lo mother so kind and true, Resting now in peace with Jesus, hearts remember_ you. ESTELLE. JAM! AND MAR- RIETTA. bd LEWIS. WILLIAM H. In sad remembrance of our son and brother. WILLIAM H LEWIS. who departed this life five years ago today. December 29, 1923. Thou art gone. but not forgotten, In the great world of strife; Thou shalt slways be remembered As long as God gives us life. MOTHER AND FATHER. * MITCHELL. MARIA E. In sad but loving memory of our dear mother and grand- mother, who passed to the great beyond W0 years ago today, December 29, 1926. One by one the r Not for one. but foi We, 105, st go When the roll is called. HER CHILD AND GRANDCHILDREN, NOVELLA, PEARL, D AND ELVA. d and lo OWENS, JAMES BLAINE. In ing memory of our dear husblnd and f. ther. JAMES BLAINE OWENS. who parted from us one year ago today, De- cember 29, 1927. ‘We often sit and think of you When we are all slone, For memory is the only friend ‘That grief can call its own. Oh, dear father, how we miss you And your voice we cannot hear, But it fills our hearts with sadness When we see ycur vacant chair. LOVING WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN. PICKETT, MARY E. Sacred to the memory of our dear sister and aunt. MARY E. PICKETT. who deparied this life two years ago today, December 29, 1926. The parting was painful, But God knew best, Whefln He clrlleld our loved cne - HER SIBTBR EVA P VV!LL! AND NIECE, HELEN MONTGOMER' SASSANO, RAFFAELA. !n memory_of our dear mother and grandmother, RAPFAELA BASSANO, who_died Mlhl years ago to- day, December 2& 1920. Some day, some time, uur 3 bt The flyce we loved so Ief" - !om:u;i!u her hands shall be clasped n 44 b fusmtlen. covcermy R GRANDCHILDREN. * SMITH, LILLIAN PAULINE. A tribute of love to thc memory of my dear daughter LILLIAN PAULINE SMITH, who passed the great beyond nineteen years ago to- day. December 29, 1909. The years may wipe out many things. But this may wipe out never, ‘The memcry of a happy day When we were all together. HER MOTHEFR, MABEL WARNER DAN- GERFIELD. L] THOMAS, CATHERINE In but lov- ing memory of our dear wife and mother. CATHERINE E. THOMAS (nee Boyle), who departed this life ten years ago today, December 29, 1918. Before our e Growing we T 3 she faded, er_day b; her sufterin Der sway. AND CHIL- WALKER, BETTY JAYNE. In ioving re- membrance of our_little rln d-uxmer and niece. BETTY JAYNE KER. left us one year ago today, Becemer 55, Oft we think of you, dear Betty, And our hearts are sad with ©Oh, this world would seem liky Could we hear you once again. GRANDMA. BOBA AND AUNT MABULL. * WALKER, BETTY JAYNE. Sacred to the memory of our darling iistie sirl. BETTY JAYNE W. ho left us forever one year ago today, 'mber 29, 1927, at the age of 2 years and 9 months. A bud the Gardener gave us. A pure, sweet. loving child; He gave it in our keeping To cherish undefiled. Just when our bud was opening To the slory of the day Down ‘came the hesvenly Gardener Ang too e do . DADDY AND BROTHER. w.u.lll. BETTY_JAYNE. amemery_of my littie niece, BETTY JAYNE, who was Eye n.w., Rev. John Ford officiating. 39 WHITAKER. MABEL. Officers and members Rose of Sharon Hougehold of Ruth; Ro. a8 SF 8% BOEG Pheusaied fo, attend fhe funeral of Worthy Inmate MABEL WHIT. . Sunday., December 3602038, at 130 B trom Eoenenes MCE, Chureh, 4th and D sis. s.e. MINNIE PORTER, M. N. G, MARY L. HOWARD, W. WILLIAMS, EMMA A. On rrmn Fmeriency Hom fal, "EMMA 8, 1928, at X Wi d_sister of Mari M8, devote Toiver, Ollie 3% Ceump *and_Burncen Ll She also leaves a host of oth {riends. Funerai Sund Pecember, 30 8% 1,pm. from the Pirst Bitise Chureh: att sk’ and Dumbarion ave. n.w., Rev. Pinn officiating. 29 WILLIAMS. EMMA A. The Young Ladie: Protective Lesgue i hereby s Totified ot th funeral of A ‘WILLIAM: Sinday, December 30, 1928 1 D ik Baptist Church, 37th and Dumbarton aye. i} WII.I.IAII. EMMA. Officers and members ol Columbia Temple, No. 432. 1. B. P. O. E, L W, e bereby notifed of the death of Dllllllh EMMA WILLIAMI Session of gorrow Saturday. Decem) ber 20 1038, ot 7:30 p.m. at the Elks' Home. 301 _Rhode Isiand ‘ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday. Decem- ber 30. at 1 p.m.. from the First Baptist 27th and Dumbarton ave. n.w. ple, No. 9; Harmony Temple, ve ' Temple, No. 252: Mornin No. 40, and Columbia Lodge, . 85, are invited. L J HART. D. R. 8. R. SAUNDERS, D. F. 8. WILLIAMS. EMMA. The Ladies’ Attucks Rellef Association announ death of EMMA WILLIAMS. Funeral Sunday, December 30, 1928, from First Baptist’ Church, at 27th and Dumbarton Ve D YinYa WSt HAMILTON, Pres. JULIA JENNIE E. BARNES, WITAKER, MABEL wA'rll! arted this life December 37. 1928, MAB! Batovod s of Lanrence Witeker, daueh: ter of Virginla Waters, sister, of Robert, Harry and Elmer Waters. Friends and relatives are invited to attend from Ebenezer Church Sun December funeral, 1:30 p.m. 30° 2I1G) JOHANNA. Departed this life Wednesday. December 26, 1928, at her residence, 1320 Potomac st. n.w., JOHANNA ber 28, 1928. at 7:30 p.m., at her residence, 1434 Harvard st. n.w.. FRANCES E. GOOD- MAN (nee King). wife of the late Samuel Good, Notide of funeral heresfte GREEN, MARY ALICE. The officers and members of the Women's Frederick Doug- Benefit Association are notified of the death of Mrs. MARY ALICE GREEN on December 4, 1938. M. E. DENT, Pres. Mi F. E. RAYMOND, Sec. HANBACK, MARY ISABELLA. On Frida: December 28, 1028, at Homeopathic Hos Dital, MARY ISABELLA H. Deral Hom chapel John R Wileht G 1337 10th st. n.w., Monday, December 3i: i am Tatermént Arlinsion National cem-ury HOMER A. On Friday, December A, s resiaenge, 2108 NSt Do HOMER' A., husband of Grace N. Hawley and father'of James F. Hawley. Services 1 home, 2901 14t] December ‘29. In- Conn. JANICH, ANNA. Suddenly, December 28, 1928, at Casuaity Hospital, ANNA JANICH. Funeral services at the W. Chambers funeral home on Monday, December 31. at 10:30 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. JEFFERSON, ALFRED. On Thursday, De cember_ 327, 1928, 4:15 p.m.. ALFRED JEF) Tegsbana ‘of’ Bessis Jeflerson and son of Hattle and Parnell Jefferson, neral from First Baptist Church of anwood, Surday, December 30, 1: pm. Relatives and friends invited. JENKINS, MATTIE. Departed this life sud- denly Friday. December 28, 1928. at her residence. 348 K st. s.w., MATTIE JEN- KINS. Remains resting temporarily 'at Robert _Campbell's undertaking parlor. Notice of funeral later . JOMNSON, KATHERINE MINITREE. Thure day, December 27. 1928, at 10:30 p.m. at her resldence. 3107 I0th st. nw. KATH- ERINE MINITREE, widow of Robert Mar- hall Johnson and’ mother of Frank Mini~ d Hayden Johnson. Funeral from e residence on Monday. December p.m."(Denver, Colo., papers please copy.) JOHNSON. WILLIAM H. Departed this life Friday, December 28,1928, a.m. at bis restdence. 1126 New Torsey ‘ave"nws WILLIAM NSON, ‘beloved husband rkite’ Sohinon” and. son ‘of A Sarah Johnson.' Funeral Tuesday, Jani 41y 1, from Mount Carmel Baptist Churel 3rd And Eye sts. nw.. &t 1 D. nte: ment Harmony Cemet: JORDON. ALCIE. Departed this life Fri- day, December ‘28, 1928, at her late resi- dence, 1332 10th st. n.w., ALCIE JORDON. devoted wife of Joshua Jordon, sister of Mrs. Belle Gloster, and niece of Mrs. Ella Stevens of Madison, Ga, Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3r and Eye sts. Notice of funeral ater. KENNER, DOLA A. Departed this life sud- den Priday, December 28, 1928, M NNER beloved daustiter. of Renner. " Noilce oF the Tanerai lager, 30 KETTNER, JOHN HENRY. On Thursday, Decomber 31, 1628, aiter o lingering illness: JOHN HENRY. ‘peloved husband of Ann Kettner (nee_Lowe) and father of Einy M. Kettner. Services from the 8. Hines Co. tuneral home, 200} mn st Monday, December 31. at 3:30 p. terment’ Glenwood Cemeters. MANKIN, HARRY DENT. Suddenly. Fri- day, December 28, 1928, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Thomas J. Sweeney, 3128 Northampton st. Chevy Chase. D. HARRY DENT MANKIN. aged 71, beloved husband of Katherine V. Mankin. . Funeral Monday. December 31, at 2 X from the Tesldence of is dsushter, 3139 - North: dm ton st., Chevy Chase, D. C. Interment ‘ongressional Cemetery. 30 MORRIS, WILLIAM, On Erlday, December 28, WILLIAM M beloved fainer 0t Mia Bersle Atber: Harold W, Morris and Mrs, Ruth M. Biddle, aged 71 Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral H n Monday, Decem Interment. Congge Departed this | life rsday, December 27, 1928, at 11:20 the Tesidence of his brother, 1434 WILLIAM NELSON. He it one hrBiier. Gharies, Nelsons n Bertig8cott, and a host of ot and to mourn their loss. Funeral Mongay, December 31. at 9 a.m., from St. Sroiinis Ghircis anin’ and '€t 50 I 30 ZIGLER, devoted sister of Mrs. Lizzie Swink and_niece of Mrs Marceline Un- derwood. " She also leaves to mourn Ler departure a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T Rhines’ funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Funeral Sunday. December 30. at 1 pm. from the Metropolitan A M. E. Church. M st. between 15th n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, United States of America. The deaths of the following American citizens have been reported by the American Consul General in charge at_Sydney. Australia: THOMAS JAMES DUGAN, died on August 32, 1928, at Syd- ner. Australiai MARIA RUSSELL, died on 928, at Newington. Auscralin: FLEzABETH IANE JAMES: died on July J0; 1028, at oranville, Australie: CHARLES LAWRENCE NOLAN.'dled August 33, 1928, Bellina: Austraiis: - BARBARA CON. NINGHAM.' dird on August 17, 1928, neai Ballimore. ' Australia; ANNE JANE CHIS. HOLM, died on August 31, 1928, at Bondi, Australia; MARGARET JONES CHARMAN, died on August 31. 1928, at Marrickuille, Australia: JOHN ALLEN, died on July i3. at Nymboids, Australia; JEROME ARLES HAVEN, ' died on August 10. Australia; CHARLES . dled on August 12, Auatrllll JOHN THOM, 1t 8. at_Sydnsy, Alstralia; ROBERT SAMOURY, COLEMAN: died on ‘August 3, 1928, at Camperdown, Australia. ‘The legal representatives of deceased can obtain further information by applying to the Department of State, Washington. D. C. In Memoriam. BOBYS, JOSEPH. In sad but loving remem- brance of our’dear father and husbaad, JOSEPH BOBYS. who pasted away one year ago today, December 29, 1937 HIS SONS 'AND WIFE. * BOBYS, JOSEPH. 1In loving memory of my brother, JOSEPH BOBYS, who passed $may just one year lodsy, December 29, HIS BROTHER. NICHOLAS BOBYS. * BRESNAHAN, MARGARET C. In loving re- membrance’ of our dear ‘mother, MAR. GARET C BRESNAHAN. who pass one year ago today, December 29. Anniversary mass at St. Joseph's and Holy Name Churches. Loving and kind, tn al] her ways, et maYagt Bo "the tnd" 51 her davs: nd true in heart and mine What a beautiful memor HER DEVOTED DAUG! AND SONS. ¢ BRESNAHAN, MARGARET. 1In loving re- membrance’ of my dear mother, MAR- GARET (KELIHER) BRESNAHA entered into eternal rest one year day, December 29. 1927. May her soul rest in peace ROBERT. DISNEY, ANNIE. In sad but loving remem- brance of our ‘dear wife and mother. ANNIE DISNEY, who departed this life seven years ago today. December 29, 1921. When we are alone and silent, We breathe a deep regret. For you were ours, and we remlember It ‘all the world forgets. It matters not which road we take, How dark or lonely it We know that God will somewhere Join The road that leads to Thee. E PAMILY. * DURHAM, GEORGE W. m lovln' remem- brance of my husband, GEORGE. who de- parted this iee the memory & vear ago, December 29, loved one laid to rest. And those who still remember him Are the ones who loved him best. Keep him, Josus. in Thy keeping. T 'Y seac heavenly shore; O Master, let me have him. Tove him &s § did before. mfl' G WIFE. JENNIE. FRYE, NOAH. NOAH FRYH years ago who 0 to- Today recall mm ory of my husband. who departed_ this life two u December 29. 1926. I have had m of B'am Siftering ‘the awlul Joss. But for the sake of Jesus 1 will try to bear my cross. you left behind, | taken back into_the fol “one ear - e e d year ago to- Little angel baby s Guide ‘us here on ‘That we may reach tl avenly lands, Bafe within our Savior's berth. AUNT DAISY. YATES, STEPHEN C. In sad but loving re- pembrages N I8 Rusband © and father, STEPHEN C. 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