Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1929. e OPEN A'CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR ORTHODONTIST, DIES EISEMAN'S—7th & F W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home || 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Plohes Col. 464 RIDE THE BLUE RIDGE BUSES The Shortest Bus Route PITTSBURGH 5—TRIPS DAILY—5 One-Way Fare, $7.00 Leave RALEIGH HOTEL Penna. Ave. & 12th St. 7:30 & 9:30 A.M. 12:30—4:00—7:00 P.M. Blue Ridge Transportation Co. I I || Hawley, one of the foremost authorities |Famous Dental Expert Suc- ‘ica ly correcting irregularities in posi- | day afternoon at All Souls’ Unitarian .nvenue and L street, and maintaining | offices at 1624 I street. DR. C. A, HAWLEY, cumbs to Complications Following Operation. Complications following an operation a week ago caused the death yesterday afternoon of Dr. Charles Augustus on orthodontia, the science of mechan- tions of the teeth. Dr. Hawley died at Garfield Hospital at 3:30 o'clock. Funeral services will be held Thurs- Church_and burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. The Masonic order will take part in the rites. Dr. Hawley had made the Capital his home for the past 20 years. Recently he had been living with his family at fllP La Salle Apartments, Connecticut He already had established & wide reputation as an orthodontist when he came to Washington. He was born in Milan. Ohio, and attended the Univer- sity of Michigan, practicing in the West before coming to the Capital. Here his office has been a focal point for specialists in his line and he had been in great demand for professional papers before many notable dental groups throughout this country and abroad. His work won for him the distinc- tion of being elected a fellow of the American College of Dentistry, the highest honor his profession could | bestow. During his residence in the Capital Dr. Hawley had been active in secur- ing more rigid restrictions over the Orthodontist Expires DIES AT AGE OF 57 Retired Naval Officer Was One of Leading Episcopal Laymen in D. C. Comdr. Charles Theodore Jewell, U. S. N, retired, and one of the leading Episcopal laymen of the District, died in Emergency Hospital last night. He was 57 years old. Comdr. Jewell had been in failing | health for about A year but had been ‘\ll serfously only a short while. His parents, Rear Admiral T. F. and Mrs. ,Je‘lrll were with him when he died. Comdr. Jewell, who resided at 2135 R street, was in genenl charge of pub- licity for the Episcopal Church in the District of Columbia for a number of vears and at the time of his death was secretary of the Provincial and Dioce- san Commissions of Religious Education for the church, in addition to serving as a member of the publicity department for the National Council of the Churches. At the last diocesan con- vention he was elected a delegate to the Provincial Synod which is to meet in Harrisburg, Pa., in October. Secretary of Layman's Group. Comdr. Jewell also was secretary of the Layman’s Service Association, of which he was one time president. His | other church activities included serv- ing as supcrintendent of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church Sunday school from 1911 to 1926 and the writing of nu- merous articles on church affairs. He was founder of the Church Militant, which was published here for a number | of_years. | Taking an active part in amateur | | dramatics, Comdr. Jewell employed his At lcast 900,000 Londoners live more | knowledge of theatricals in aldjng than two in a room. ‘church productions, serving as chair- DR. C. A. HAWLEY. practice_of dentistry and orthodontia | in the District. Dr. Hawley was active in Masonié affairs. He was a thirty-second de- gree Scottish Rite Mason and a mem- ber of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He was 68 years old. His widow, Mrs. Evelyn S. Hawley: a daughter, Miss Carlotta Hawley, and a son, Archibald Hawley, all of Wash- ington, survive. Two sisters of Dr. Hawley, Atty. | S. and Louise A. Hawley, both of Milan, Ohio, also survive him. R\LFI(;H HABERDASHER— \\'A HINGTON'’S FINEST MEN'S WEA Your Choice of the Celebrated $3() and 335 | HART SCHAFFNER &MARX | DIXIE WEAVE | SUMMER SUITS aleig At the very moment when it is most desirable to own a Hart Schaffner & Marx Dixie Weave Summer Suit— | comes this remarkable sale. These light-weight wor- steds are carefully tailored in the manner that men 5 and young men of today demand. All silk-trimmed. The models, patterns and colors are new, featuring rich colorings of Silver Grey, Cedarwood, Tan, Moun- tain Blue and Chamois. Sizes to fit men of any build— tall, short, slim, stout and regular. Sale of $18 and $20 Palm Beach and Imported Linen SUMMER SUITS $1475 Many men have waited for this reduction of hand-tailored and silk-trimmed Palm Beach Suits of blue pin-stripes and solid shades of Tan and Grey. Suits of Im- ported Linen in natural color and bleached. All sizes and models for men of all types. h Haberdas 1310 F \ R STORE i | taught_physics at the Naval Academy Sale of $25 Tropical Worsted and Gabardine SUMMER SUITS $1 885 | Rites | road_ April | survived by his widow and two chil- T Is It Neuritis? Another interesting event in our Clothing Department for men and young men. A low price on these stylish and well-tailored Tropical Worsted Suits make it desirable for every man to buy two. Shades of Tan and Grey, plain colors and new stripes. All sizes and pro- portions. Street i | COMDR. C. T. JEWELL. Pageant and | man of the Diocesan Drama Council. He was a member of the Chevy Chase | Club and the Kalorama Citizens’ As- sociation, and took a prominent part in the social life of the Capital also. Comdr. Jewell was a veteran of the Spanish-American and World Wars, returning to active duty for the period | t;;nglhe latter after being retired in| Was Graduate of Annapolis. Born at Annapolis, Md., Comdr. Jewell received his early education at Coddington School. Newport, R. L, and | {later attended the Rogers School at Newport. He was graduated from the | United States Naval Academy in 1892.|f | He was promoted to lieutenant, junior | grade, in 1899, and to licutenant 1902." He reached the grade of lieu- tenant commander in 1907 and was placed on the retired list with the grade | of commander two years later. He| from 1902 to 1904. During the World War, Comdr. Jewell specialized in signals and other | staff duty, including extensive study of navigational instruments for air- craft, aeronautical photography, aerol- ogy and carried pigeon supplies Tentative funeral arrangements are |for the services to be held tomorrow. with interment in Arlm—mx Cemete FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR AUTO CRASH VICTIM| Are Conducted for msfl Marian Moyer at Family ! Home, in Reading. Funeral services for Miss Marian | Moyer, 29-year-old graduate nurse of Garfield Hospital, who died Wednesdav | 5 from the result of injuries received in an automobile accident on the Conduit | were held at Reading | a., Saturday. Miss Moyer, who was born at Read- | ing. came to this city and was und-' uated from the Garfield Hospital in| 1921. She then followed her profession in Reading, but came to Washington | last Winter to serve as a nurse at Gar- | field and was employed there when the accident occurred. After the accident Miss Moyer was taken to her home at Reading. where she died. A brother and two sisters survive. While in Washington Miss Moyer {lived at 1213 Cliften street. lerond Official Dies. PALO ALTO. Calif, July 23 (P)— James Horsburgh, jr., retired ges 1 pascenger agent of the Southern Fa- cific Railroad, died Sunday night at his home on the Stanford University campus. Horsburgh, nearly 73 years old. is dren. Woodmen's Leader Dies. LINCOLN, Nebr., July 23 (®.—| Ralph Emery Johnson, 57, supreme | organizer of the Modern Woodmen of America. died today. Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported PRHAE AR R R B 23 hours Shar 76. Home for Aged and Richard T. Parker. Infirm James R. Dove, 7. Providence Hospital. Loia Meintsre. 61. Garfield Hospifal Louis Grimm. 1 month, 709 10th st. Lewis B. Winston. 9, 2315 E st Tamer Smaliwood. 68. 306 South Capitol st James Banks. 6. Home for Aged and In- lP‘rlar\k Green, 60, en route Casualty Hos- pital Bertha Dav . Albert Aldider. se. ¢ Hospital h place Many bad cases of Neuritis and Rheumatism are mnot discovered | until so late that their treatment is too difficult. Be careful how you blame pains on temporary causes. | Neuralgia, headache, “stitches” in the back—these may be your first warnings of serious illness. Don't| walt till you are desperate with pain. Give Nature a chance. Help Na- ture to help you. Mountain Val- ley Mineral Water from Hot Springs, Ark., has earned thousands of testi- monials from Neuritis sufferers. ‘Take the right step in time. Phone Met. 1062 for further information. Mountain Valley Water Co. ___215 Dist onal Bonk Ruilding Allen’s | Foot-Ease In Shaker Top Tins New Style — Family Size ANY people have asked for ALLEN'S FOOT=EASE in @ shaker top container and to satisfy the demand it is now put up in both the old and new packages. The shaker contains three times the quantity in the old package, more economical, more convenient. Shake it into your shoes for quick relief from hot, tired, perspiring aching, smartingfeet,corns, bunions and calluses, and walk, dance, play tennisor golfin comfort. 2 Seld everywhere Allen's Foot:Ease Swat the Fly ‘Take advantage of an early start by an aggres- sive war on the fly at the beginning of the season. The Star has for free distributibn wire-handle fly swatters. Ask for one at the main office of The Star, 1ith and Pa. Ave. N.W. lHitzhesfi 87; lowest 72. ] in | & | K. M. LANE IS NAMED AIR ENGINEER CHIEF Designed Plane Which Lieut, Soucek Flew to World Altitude Record. THE WEATHER | District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- ginia and West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, warmer tonight, g!ntle’ southwest shifting to west or north- west winds. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 75; 8 p.m,, 73; 12 midnight, 70; ilm 63; 8 am, 62; noon, 79. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.16; 13 midnight, 30.1 8 am, 30.20; noon, 30. Highest temperature 79, oécurred at | noon yesterday. Lowest temperature 67, occurred at 5 a.m. tocay. Temperature same date last year— By the Associated Press. Kenneth M. Lane of New Jersey, de- signer of the airplane which broke the world altitude record last May, was ap- pointed _today as chief of the Com- merce Department’s aeronautical en- gineering section. The altitude record was broken by i Luiet. Apollo Soucek, of the United States Navy, who attained an altitude of 39,140 feet. Maj. Clarence M. Young, director of Geodetic Survey.) { acronautics, said the vacancy occurred Today—Low tide, 3:30 a.m. and 4:05 | through the resignation of Lawrence p.m.: high tide, 9:05 a.m. and 9:36 p.m. | V- Kerber, who has left the Govern- Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:10 am. and|Mont service to enter pli\nlt‘ business. 4:41 pm.; high tide, 9:43 am. and| {10:14 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5 am.; 7:28 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:01 am.; sun sets 7:27 p.m. Moon rises 9:02 p.m.; sets 6:25 a.m. Condition of the Water, Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Harpers Ferry—Potomac clear and Shenandoah very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. 30.18; 8 pm., 4 am, 3017; { Tide Tables. ! (Furnished by United States Coast and Fishermen Must Hsve Licenses. HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, July 23 (Special). — Out-of-State fishermen using the Potomac River and operating from the West Virginia side must have West . Virginia_non-resident even thougn they do carry Maryland licenses, according to a Monday by Justice Nichols, who had be- lnrr him three men from Franklin and | Adams Counties, Pa., who were fishing from the West Virginia bank. Marriage. MOXLEY—WALL. Mr. and Mrs Allan S Cherivdale, Va. announce_the of their daughter, FRANCES H to Mr. LESTER E. MOXLEY of Brentwood, Md.. Saturday, July 20, 1929. * Draths. SOURL. . 1920, ai_tne residence of . Mrs. Isabeile S. Young, 1013 MISSOURI BLACKMAN. wile of the late Frank Blackman, Mary 8. Holt of Battle Cree: L. Stevens of Detroit, Mich. Biackman of Washington, Viednesday. Juiy 24, at Bovd ilson's_chapel sun sets | Statons. Weather. -+-£upIasat 359431 Abjlene, 18th st. n.w.. Ficlondy Pt cloudy . Clear Pt.cloudy ch.; John and Theodore D. C. Pumeral 30 p.m.. fro; and'L sts C.(Gola . C.. papers pleas BOYER, CLARENCE C. CLARENCE Esther B Funeral servicer T the auspices of Gen. Miies Camp. Spanish-American War Veterans, st W. Chambers' funeral home. Wedne . uly 24, at 2:30 pm. Intermen with {ull military honors. at 3 p.n., Ar lington National Cemeter CARPENTER. CELESTE WYCHE. v.‘July 21, 1929, at_her st n'w. CELESTE wite "of Willam on Tuerday. . | Denver, O Belbven Rusband Detioit, El Paso. Tex Galveston. Tex Helena, Mont... Huron. 8. Dak Tndianapolis.Ind Jacksonyil 3 Kansas City Mo 2 Colo.. Mich.. e Pt cloudy Clear ... Clear . Cloudy Clear on 8un- rosidence, 1663 WYCHE, de- Carpenter’ and and_Leula_Wsche v _35. 2 pm Church, 26th and ey officiating. K Ernest 8th st e T ate residepce. Philadeiphia Pa Prioenix. Ariz Pittsburgh. Pa Portlang, Me Poitland. Oreg. 3 Raleigh. 'N. C Salt Lake City. San Antonio q.m Diego. Calif Tesiin End funeral parjors. Dumbarton ave n.w.. nesday, thereafter at mains W Gear Pt.cloudy Cloug: . Clougy Glouey Cloudy Cloudy Clear . Cloudy T. Cases, her late 24. at neral from residence | Wednesday. July 8:30 am . Hyattsville, where " & at 9 t Cemetery ERT. MARY. ence. 1819 1st ‘st devoted mother of Cor ty and Richard Colbert Notice of funeral later. Remains ai the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. {uneral , 2222 Ga. ave. n.W FOREIGN. (7 am, Greenwich time. today.) | Temperature, Weather. | England.. € Part cloudy Fiarce Clear . Austria Clear Beriin dermany (10 Clear Gibraltar. Spain 4 Clear Noon. Greenwich’ time. today,) Part coludy Saservaiions.) Monday, Juls 22, 1929, London Horta Ha Part cloudy | t cloudy t cloudy CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | TODAY. | The first exercises of a solemn tri- duum in honor of St. Anne. mother of the Virgin Mary, will be held in St Aloysius” Church. North Capitol and I streets. tonight at 7:30. The triduum | will close Thursday night. | FUTURE. A meeting of the Association for a | Home for Widows and Orphans of All | Wars will be held in the Grand Army | Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania avenue, fourth floor, Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. : Vincent B. Costelio Post No. 15, American Legion, will hold its first an- | nual air outing and circus Saturday at | Hoover Flying Field, South Washington, Va. Acrcbatic and stunt flying. races and parachute jumps will feature pro- | gram. | erment Steriing, FORGE C. On Monday. Emergency Hospital. GE( husband of Leafie E._Dietz iesting at the §. H. Hines home.” 2001 1th st. neral later. DORSEY. MAGGIE. Dep: 30, 1020, At 833 p.m ed “wife of Rev daugnter of the late Henders Nickerson. Sne leaves to mo nsband. mother. one sister. &nd a host of other relativ Body resting at the re Mrs. Hattte Branson. Funeral trom the ey 22nd st H. Dors and Winnie Gethsemane and Va. ave. July 24, Rev. n.w. at_1 Ay pastor . Y. MAG, IE. The Women's I, Bapust Al cquested_ to assembie Wednesday J\\YV 24. 1929. 12:3( the' Gethsemane Baptist Va. ave. n.w. for the b the fincral’ of cur late sister, 1AGGIF DORSEY - i LULA' RICHARDSON. Rev. A. Willbanks, pastor of thei L K. LLOYD. Secreiary. Tenth Street Baptist ~ Church, will | FITZHUGH, xf-"“"" Departed this preach a special scrmon at the Vermont | Chl hfl{:g&‘;fik_* . Avenue Baptist Church on Thursday, at | i 8 pm. Proceeds for the benefit of the | church. M President zh " Funeral Wednesdas X m Vermont Avenue Baptis Verment Ave per. o and st Departed this 810 p.m. a HUGH _TIFFAN son _of Emma Wacr. - Chambers, Tda Moore and Nannie Cavten. Remains' recting at the >r<|d(-m:'_ of his sisters, 340 L st. .xv. Thurscar. Julv 25. Funeral from ence Bapiist Church. M st. bet. & and 6t sis . at 1 pm. Rev. A. S: pastor.” Relativés and friends invited atten, He suffered hours. ves. hours. of pain; c'(mrcn. nw 7 FRENCH, HUGH TIFFA) Births Reported. | “hiegbunas The following_births have been reported to :h! Health Department during the last | “"Biagio_and Rosa Vagnoni. boy John M. and Marguerite Edwards, Abe M. and Colin Goldberg. box. PR R D mard A8 e oy e e w am B. and Anne E. Wallace. boy. John O. and Winifred Gunn. boy. Joseph N. and Eunice Rice. girl Richard G. and Amelia Peterson. girl. Fred A. and Celeste E. Mcininger. girl Marshall L. and_Annie P. Royston, girl. James R._and Altha M. Drer. girl William P. and_Myrtle V. Core. girl. PO e B s AN Qe oot Ernest and Mebel Dillard. sirl. o et John and Theresa Petrells. girl. Andrew W. and Hilda V. Carrier, girl. Bodraviw s HlRy Jemes end Laura Wesley. eirl. Jamep and1aurargiesler, Sirl Walter and Millie Kitchens. boy. ST L John and Marzaret McCoy, girl. boy. him home to have sweet ‘Test FAMILY. 34¢ . _JOHN A. On Monday. July 22 JOHN A. HANNAN. beloved fatner of | Micharr A Hannan: Mrs Anna Hadekin: | and Margaret C. Hannan. Fune: W. W. Deal's funeral home. 816 F on Thursday. July 25. at 8:30 a.m to St Joseph's Church, where reau mass will be said for the repose of h ul At 9 am. Interment Mount Ofset | airl. ay, July 22, 1929. at Gerfield Hospital CHARLES AUGUSTUS HAWLEY of the La Salle Apts.. aged 68 vears. He is survived by his_wife. Evelyn S. Hawles one daughter. Carlatta A. Hawley: on son. Archibald D. Hawley. and two sist Atty 8. and Louise C. Hawley. Funeral services Thursday. July 25. at 2 _pm. from Al Souls' Unitarian Church.” Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. 24 JENRINS. FLOSSIE. Departed this life Sun- 7, 21. 1929. at 8:20 pm. at Co- fumbia- Hopital: FLOSSIE JENKINS. he- loved wife of Clarzell Jenkins and devoted mother of Ruby and Clarzell. jr.; daughter of Emma and Wash Armstrong. Funeral Wednesdav July 24. at 2 p.m., {rom Mount Airy Baptist ‘Church. L st. bei. North Capi- tel and 1st sts. n.w.. Rev. Tsler. officiating. mains may be seen at her late residence. 2 5th st. s.e. Interment Rosemont Ceme- Marriage Licenses. Willie P. Gordan. 39, and Muriel Larne. 29. both of Ashland, Va.; Rev. Allan F. Poore. John A. Bresnahan. 25. and Alice P. Suy- s 24, and Alma M. Kindler. 21: Rev. George G. Culhertson. William_Greene. 49. Portsmouth. Va. and Jfilinda "Davis, 33, this city: Rev. Shelton | Miller. Flovd M. Gatchell. 24, Brentwood, Md. 27, Ohio: and Florence C. Wiegand. 27, Dover. Rey. S. A. Czyz Joseph ‘Leo Kelly, 33. and_Flizabeth J. McKenra, 26: Rev. Joscph M. Moran. Chester, Moore. ' 22."and Gladss ‘Benny. and Bessie P. Spoon, | v, and_Mil- JAMES JENKINS. devoted Margaret Jenkins and loving brother of Mrs. Millie Green of Darnes- town, Md. He leaves to mourn their loss a host ‘of other relatives and friends. Fu- neral Thursday. July 25, at 2 o'clock, at nce Orchard. M Newman, dred L. Dickon. 22 Hinton, W. Va.; Judse Ropert E. Mattinely. | Joseph C. E. Moreland. 24. and Lillian E. Fling. 38: Rev. Louis 8. Weber. | Lesier T. Layne. 20. and Elsie L. Lvnch. 21. both of Richmon: L. I M¢Dougle. (umdl SRR IR T S i s Rincral services Roosevelt Williame. 21. and Hattie Happer, :\xl’;“hr“hold Ut Avhngton Wednesdas, Juiy 19" Rev. R. P. Anderson. {24, 'at 12 noon: 2.0 Roland Gable; 33, and Ruth N. Avey, | xipWELL, IDA E. July 22. 1820, at 7 o'clock Robert 8. Barnes. am., at he Sidence. 3531 30th pl. Robert H. Benson, 33, this citv. and Dora- | 4m- 3¢ her redidence; 5551 30th pl. n.w thy 'A_ Rriggs, 22, Rockville, Md.; Rev. Al- Tred C. ONver: i1 Funeral from lae residence at 8:30 am July 23, and thence to the Shrine of the i D KRB o a0 GRS Clifery essed Sacrament Church. at Chevy Chise . Stevens, 22 Millenbeck, Va., and , LAl th- E_Rewnolds, 19, Bratrand, Va.: Rev. LISTOE. MAJ. ALEXANDER E. 'J. Sunda Pon Julz_21. 1939, at Colorado Springs, Ma. !P-Rul 3. Henderson. 22, and Lucy Dodson, ALEXANDER E . LISTOE. U, &, Arm Vs ; {5 S b e Fawards, Listoe, father of Betts 1 and Hanna 'Frences: son of Tate Soren Listoe. U. 8. consular serv- ce; brother of Gracs H. Lictoe, Washing: ton: Mre. C. C. Pinckney, New'York fans Mes G G, BneRne™ Pumaral services At St Thomas' Episcopal Church, 9 am.. Frigay. Interment at Arlington. — 24* McDONALD. HARRY 1. Suddenly on Mor- Gax. July 22. 1929, at Emergency Hospital. SRRy s btloved husband of Afice M McDonald. " aged 30 . Funeral from his inte tesidence, 202 14th st. ne. on Thursday, July 25. at 8:30 a.m.. thence to the Holy Comforter Church. Where mass of ‘requiem will be sung at 9 o'clock for the Pepose of his soul. Relatives and friends livited.” Tnterment Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. McINTYRE, LOLA A. On Saturday. July 20. 1929, wt Garfield Memorial Hospital, LOLA A beloved wife of John H. Mclntyre, sr.. o' Branchville, Md." Funeral services w be heid at her late residegce on Wednes- day, July 24, at a.m., thence to Holy Redeémer Church. Berwyn, Md., where mass will be said for the Tepose of her soul at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends in- Vited. Interment at Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. 23 ORTIME! July_ 21 Va. Reve. LOST. BOSTON BAG, brown: on Benning foad or Central ave, me. Finder please call Cepitol CE ith Hunter " Northiws Edmonston. 2069 Upton BUNCH OF KEYS on Forter st. . Wisconsin ave.; Sunday evening. consin 3309-W. Reward. DOG—Near 14th and R. T et ok ey clipped like lion. KITTEN. e block @ Baward "BOOJ Ko et ot fed" House nt_ West - Fotomac | golf course. Reward. —Metropolitan 2585. POLICE DOG. answering to name Tommy. License tag €010. Phone Cleveland 4077. PIN—Pearl_sunburst, Mond: between 10 am. and 3 pm.: in or near Magruder's. Reeves', Brownle Kann's: lued for ac- sociation. Liberal teward. Phone Col. nw Cail Wis- 250 T. ave. n.w. wirc- North 250 wlurday Night 1 elio K Finder call Lincol st. 8.6 ADELAIDE L. On Sunday. 020 5t mer. refidence, 3103 M 5t n.w., ADELAIDE L. MORTIMER (nee Watt), beloved widow ‘of Beverly R. Mor- fimer ‘and mother of Elhert H. Eugene L and Harry E. Watt. ~ Punerai services will| be held at her late residence Wed- nesday. July 24, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. PAGE. CLARENCE. Suddenly, July 22, lun CLARENCE PAGE of 105 G st. sw. R i eating at Robert Campbell's T peral home. 423 4% st. s.W. Notice of RETIREMENT PAPERS. from Burcau ED| Ptg.; lost on July 11 Retirn to 4616 M. NG, t white gold, opal: in Fox T Ror"gatirday - evenins. Liberal reward. Thelma anh‘ Bllhlun. 23 nu-ura 1246 t “l" null R. ! Wi T reward licenses | Tuling ~ here | Departed this life | mother of | the and Lulu | Baptist | Auxil- | trom | thencs | HAWLEY. Dr, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, aqori- | . Departed this life at 3:30, | | Braths. i FAFIl‘El KICHAI On July 18. 1920 Frantis B, s Vireinia W Parker " Inier: 'llm'nl private. Fort Lincoln. s MER. JACK. e WMER, JACK nlz)‘vpnrlrd‘l'us lite Sat 1esidence. 102 4th st. now . He leaves to mourn n wife. Mrs. £ Plumer: ol qunt,, w0 coustns and " host " of uneral “Thursdas, 25, Fom 102 ath st. s’ OU7 2 *L 2 SADTLER. MARGARET A. On Tuesday. 23, 1928, MARGARET A - Beloed wife ot Frank R. Sadtler of 1030 Bladensburg Yd ne. Notice of funeral hereatrer: SHIRLEY, CATHERINE. Denarted this . Monday. Juiv 22. 1929, at P"efl‘dmenri H"’l pital, "C, THERI‘(E SHIRLEY. Wedhesdar: 1 :r( ‘r lulngil Dl or.. nent at Payne friends invited. Cenisty: NNER, JOHN L. Sudden: July 21, 1929, at 0 G st sw SKINNE] Remains resting at Campbell's funeral home, 423 4'2 Notice of funeral later. 1. x‘nurm\ A ne "Reiatives an t her residence. KATHER %'rmn eloved " widow. of Smith Funeral from the resid on. 228 Ascot Pl n.e. on Wednerd | 24.°at"2:30 p.m." Intérment private WASHINGTON. MATTIE F iife the morning Tesidence of her B Brewer. 1307 WASHINGTON, late Joseph B. and 25¢ Departed thi ugiter of Ann Brewer. Maggie E. Stuart gustus B. Brewer. relatives and friend July 25, at 1 p.m.. Chureh, 11th ‘and Testing at Bovd & Wi 1840 L st. n.w. (Columbus. Ohin. | Baltimore, Md.. pzpers please copy.) In Memortam. AMANDA. In loving memory of our mother. ' AMANDA ~ BELL. who de- d this life twenty-five vears ago todas. Though twents vears have passed, it secms but one. On. how we her! She is gone. but not forantten MRS, EANNIE £ "BaREs R “Erama ln' Passed awav July 23, 1924, H You suffered hours of pa but all Por God knew what was b called ¥ou home to give you rest. thiz world of pain and sorrow | . To the land of pe | God has taken ‘o five vears RY BOND. vain, + | h HIS LOVIA BOwW | | | | | | he tame 1o me S o cailed awat | m1s sap ELY M ER | ~ BowiE. TP OTH BREMERMAN. CLARENCF L. Tn sad remem- brance of a dear hushand and father. CLARENCE L. BREMERMAN. who died one ear ago todar. July 23. 1938 Loving and kind in all sour ware. Uprizht"snd jict th The end of xour duss: | * and faitheul | and mind. | YOER™ YOS MR TRkD " CHED. | 7. 5 W AND X | “Tourse ANp Lo o who pa e years aso toda + for his toi l z-rnmm{ with all Ou: and FREDERICK. In_sad remembrancs Gear Son. FREDERICK BYRD, who ed this life July 23, 1923. i vears have passed. dear son. But my heart is just the sami has_fallen vour na { HIS LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER KIBBEY. DOROTHY JEAN. In loving mem- ors_of doriing davghter and siste { JEAN KIBBEY. aged 3 vears. brightest flower, GTHER. DADDY AND JUNE. * mrrr; LUL In loving remembrance of ms dear | | | memory when it holds most of a friend LAURA A. ROBINSON. * | WELCH. HUGHENTA. Depars ar aco today, July 23, WELCH | 1 | WHITING. 1EONIA ROBINSON. ROBIN- SON. OSCAR. Sacred to the memory of ones. LEONTA ROBIN- who - departed 1 Sweet ! when 1 Swert re ther ar But sad w when' our dear ones left us For_their heavenly home. | FATHER. MOTHER. THORNTON AND | IDA T ROBINSON: ~SISTERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 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