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L With One Firm 22 Years
I William F. Elliott ♦
, Undertaker
P Ha* Left That Firm to Manage A
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li Funeral Home
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TfoloungKmb Shop
1319-1321 F Street
, OCTOBER 31 STORE NEWS Hours: 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
This Is Our
15 th Anniversary
Special Bargains for 3 Days
Not a Pretty “Ad” But There’s MEAT in It
$ 45 Two-Pants Suits
$0 9.50
Vfli
$ 45 Blue Overcoats
With or Without
Velvet Collar
*4O Tuxedo Suits *3O Top Coats
*32 50 I $17 so
Is - S0 Perrin’s Gloves
Buckskin and Arabian Mocha UOSTONIA.NC
$0.75 Shoes for Men
Teaching Washington Greater Shoe Value
“St. Albans ” White Shirts The *7» -campus” «•*
II The $9-00 “Press Club” Black mi Tan*
Broadcloth with attached 7 E
collar or plain neckband. 1 * The $7-50 “Gridiron” Black and Tan $5' 85
Oxford with attached col - ■ 1 *
lar only. The $ll.OO “Strand” Black or Tan $8’ 78
The SB-00 “Hi-Jack” Black »r r™ $6- 75
Imported Neckwear
Bright Stripes in the JHH
$;™5C, M QuaHty 95c $lO and $8 Hats
I, Linen Weave $ 1 g 5 Doz O
r | Handkerchiefs ■
F. S. DAVIDGE RITES
HELD IN BALTIMORE
Funeral Takes Place From His Res
idence There—3 Brothers
in D. C Survive.
Funeral services for Francis Stow
jait Davidge, who died last Friday,
were conducted at his late residence,
1610 Park avenue. Baltimore, today, at
11 o’clock. Rev. Dr. Benjamin B. Lov
ett, rector of the Memorial Episcopal
THE EVENING- ST AH, WASHINGTON, T). C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1027.
Church, officiated. Interment was in
Oreenmount Cemeteery.
Honorary pallbearers were: C. Phil
lips Hill, William Clagett and Howe
T >tten of this city; Robert A. Fisher,
Edward. Duffy and George Weems Wil
liams of Baltimore.
Mr. Davidge was the son of the late
Walter Dorsey Davidge, distinguished
lawyer, and Airs Anna Washington
Davidge, and was a great-grandson of
Dr. John Beale Davidge, founder of
the University of Maryland, and a
descendant, on his mother’s side, of
Richard Bland Lee.
lie is survived by his widow. M ,- s.
Mabel Wagner Davidge of Baltimore;
three sisters, Miss Maud L. Davidge,
Miss Anna W. Davidge and Miss
Edith H. Davidge, and three brothers.
Walter D., William F. and John D.
Davidge, all of this city.
MRS. LANDVOIGT DIES
AT GRANDSON’S HOME
Widow of Memphis Newspaper Man
Was Former Resident
of District.
Mrs. Laura F. Landvoigt, mother of
William H. Landvoigt of the dramatic
department of The Star, died Friday
at the home of her grandson. Charles
S. Gawler. in Columbia. S. C. Death
was caused by heart trouble. She
was 85 years old.
Mrs. Landvoigt was the widow of
John A. Landvoigt, a newspaper man
of Memphis, Tenn., before the Civil
War and who was later connected 1
with the Government Printing Office
here. He was one of the first presi
dents of the Bookbinders' Society of
Washington. Mrs. Landvoigt had
lived here nearly all her life, going to
Columbia about a year and a half ago.
Funeral services will be held at the
chapel of the John R. Wright Co to
morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. Inter
ment will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer, grand
chaplain of Masons, will officiate at
the services.
Besides her son, she is survived by
a daughter, Mrs Dora A. Emmcrt,
and several grandchildren.
In order that the King of Spain
could enjoy greyhound racing under
electric light a special race was post
' poned until 10 o’clock recently.
; TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
I OF HUGH B. ROWLAND
D. C. Supreme Court in General
Term Hear Fervent Eulogy
of Deceased Attorney.
The justices of the District Supreme
Court held a session in general term
this morning to do honor to the late
Hugh B. Ilowland. a member of the
grievance committee, who died July
2. Attorney Roger J. Whiteford,
chairman of the committee, delivered
the eulogy. Mr. Whiteford spoke of
the high character anti integrity of
Mr. Rowland and pointed out that
during the seven years while Row
land was a member of the grievance
! committee he was very careful not to
| report against a lawyer unless the
! facts dearly established that he
| should be disbarred,
i Mr. Whiteford said Mr. Rowland was
{ 53 years old and had “reached the age
j when manhood’s morn had just passed
its noon.” He said the lawyer had
J been born In Baltimore of Southern
parentage, his grandfather having
served on the staff of (len. Lee; was
educated in public schools there, and
came to Washington as a page in the
press gallery of Congress, .and later
became a clerk in the War Depart
ment. Here while working by day, lie
studied law by night and later entered
the offices of the law firm where be re
mained to become a member of the
firm following his admission to the
ba r.
Before the United States entered tin
war Mr. Rowland had been Britisl
vice consul and adviser to the British
embassy, Mr. Whiteford said, which
j position he relinquished to become at
i tached to the War Department and tt
I serve with the adjutant general’:
office in France, whence he was dis
charged with the rank of lieutenant
colonel. He then resumed the law
practice which he continued until hi:
dcat h.
Mr. Whiteford paid a high tributt
to the legal attainments of the he
ceased and pointed out that he had no
specialized in any branch of the law
but was known as a general practi
tinner to whom persons might have
recourse to learn all branches of tin
law.
COUNSEL TO BE CHOSEN.
Election of a successor to Chapin
Brown, general counsel of the Wash
ington Chamber of Commerce, who
died recently, will be held at the
monthly meeting of the board of di
rectors of the organization tomorrow
evening at the offices of the chamber
in the Homer Building.
The audit committee, William M.
Dove, chairman, will meet in the of
fices of the chamber tomorrow noon
and the membership committee. C.
Melvin Sharpe, chairman, will hold a
luncheon meeting tomorrow' at the
Occidental Hotel. The committee
studying the question of a new' loca
tion for the chamber headquarters, of
which Ivan C. Weld is chairman, will
meet at the chamber headquarters at
7:30 o’clock tomorrow.
BISHOP M’DOWELL SPEAKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md„ October 31.
Bishop William F. McDowell of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Wash
ington, was the principal speaker at
services held at the Maryland Odd
Fellows Home here yesterday.
Several thousand members of the
order from Maryland and the District
of Columbia made heir annual pil
grimage to the home. Following the
services, an inspection tour of the
buildings was made by the visitors.
LOST.
BILLFOLD, mans, black. Keep money as
reward. Return registration and driver's
permit and papers to Ernest May. eare of
Helen Didlake. 1105 .North 20th st.. Rich
mond, Va. *
BROOCH, Italian mosaic, very larg". black
with bright flowers, gold nm: either iri
Palace Theater or downtown section. Re
ward 1731 H n,w.. Apt. 25.
BROOCH, small: circle with fleur-de-lis of
pearls in center. Saturday: reward. Phone
Lincoln 2PO-.T. 1*
CHAIN, thin. long, platinum anil pearl:
around F st Liberal reward. 2400 pith
st„ Act. .311, Telephone Col. SSfl.'L 1»
CLASS PIN. National University, with in
itials on back. M. L. P. Reward. Call
Main 1811, »
COAT, baby's pink silk coat, on road to
Baltimore. Reward. 1001 E. Capitol st.
Atlantic 500.
EARRING, antique amethyst, between f»th
and H sts.. Rialto Theater and Center Market :
reword. Call Col, 4884,
FIELD GLASSES in Laurel Clubhouse. lab
eral reward. Call Mrs. C. E. Riddle, 2102
Mt. Royal Terrace. Baltimore. Md. Tele
phonc Lafayette 0805.
FI R. brown fox. Sunday evening, tietween
1000 K and 000 10th st. n.w. Reward.
Return to Miss E. R. Osborn, 1000 K n.w.
OVERCOAT. Society Brand, at game College
Park Saturday. Liberal reward. J. B. Mar
tenet. 11 OS Miinsey Bldg. 1*
OVERNIGHT BAG. black, square traveling
ease, containing letters and clothing. Sun
day between Washington and Rockville.
North 1122. 2«
PEKINGESE DOG. brown: lost Wednesday
afternoon from 747 J 4 H st. s.e.: reward.
$lO. Return to lOOf H st. n.e. or phone
Lincoln 0020. ___________________
POCKETBOOK. on Mass. ave. near Wiscon
sin avc.. Sunday night; contains small
amount of money, lady's watch, c'ass ring.
etc. Reward. A. P Carter. 021 U st, nw.
POINTER, black and white: black face,
wearing brown collar. Answers name
Bruce;-reward offered. Phone Bowie 21-F-21.
2*
POLICE DOG," large, with black harness:
answers to “Pal.” Reward. Call North
H4SB.
SUITCASE, black, from automobile, between
Union Station and Conn. ave. Sunday eve
ning. containing ladies' clothing: liberal re
ward if returned to Mrs. Hepburn. 3100
Woodley rd. Adams 531(1.
TOPCOAT, light gray. knit, in clubhouse at
Laurel. Saturday. October 20th: reward. Call
Cleveland 1240,
VEST, gray plaid, on Pa. ave. between Bth
st. s.e. and 13th n.w. Reward if returned
to 037 Grant pb n.w. Frank. 5778.
WATCH, lady's, small, gold filled: valuable
only from association: Friday. 205 Black
‘■tone Hotel. 1010 17th st. n.w. Reward. 31*
WRIST WATCH, lady's, tan leather strap:
near Fox Theater or Lincoln Park car. Re
ward. Phone Lin. 1250-J. *
WRIST WATCH, in front of 2702 Ontario
rd.. Friday evening: kindly return and re
ceive reward. Adams 1203.
LOST—DOG.
Boston bull terrier, white on throat, four
white feet. $5 reward for return to 1412
Pith st. n.w. Phone North 8907.
Perry & Walsh
Morticians
Private Ambulances
29 H St. N.W. Main 984
WE DYE
WEARING APPAREL BLACK
For Mourning 4 n 24 Hours
Carmack Dry Cleaning&DyeingCo.
Lino. 1810. Line. 1812
Ryan Service
Wins Appreciation
i
■! Our patronage
extends to all
points of the city
and people in all
II walks of life. In
] every instance we
offer service that
I is appreciated.
Funeral parlor,
private ambulance
and livery in con
nection.
JAMES T. RYAN
Funeral Director
317 Pa, Ave. S.E. g
Atl. 1700-1701
*
Jk.
I THE WEATHER
I 1
District of Columbia—Fair tonight;
not so cool tonight; tomorrow partly
I cloudy.
Maryland—Fair; not quite so cool
tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy.
Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow
partly cloudy; not much change in
temperature.
West Virginia—Partly cloudy to
night and tomorrow; not much change
j in temperature.
I
Records for 21 Hours.
' Thermometer—4 p.m., 62; 8 p.m.,
r>7; y> midnight, 51; 4 a.in. 52; S a.m.,
. 45; noon, 63.
\ Barometer—4 p.m., 30.16; 8 p.m.,
30.31; 12 midnight, 30.32; 4 a.m., 30.31;
8 ant.. 30.31; noon, 30.30.
Highest temperature, 63, occurred
at noon today.
Lowest temperature 48, occurred
at 7 a.m. today.
‘ Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 75; lowest, 52.
Title Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.)
Today—Low tide, 6.1 S a.m. and 6:10
p.m.; high tide. 11:46 a.m.
Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:08 a.m. and
7:06 p.m.; high tide, 1 a.m. and 12:36
1 p.m.
Tlie Suii and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 6:35 a.m.; sun sets
5:10 p.m.
Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:34 a.m.; sun
sets 5:09 p.m.
Moon rises 12:03 a.m.; sets 0:27 p m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of t lie Water.
Great Falls—Condition of the water,
cloudy.
Harpers Ferry—Potomac, clear;
Shenandoah, slightly cloudy.
Weather in Various Cities.
a Temperature
“ 6s a
o „ —** b 5"
I ~a
Stations. g- ga- c= Wcathsr
;i P 3 % * oo
j F? i
Abilene ...29112 So 54 .... rioiuir
Albany ....30,32 52 02 I’t < lolidy
Atlanta . ..an.IK S 2 oo .... cloudy
Atlantic City .'to 00 51 52 .... Clear '
Baltimore ~00.00 02 40 .... Clear
Birmingham. 30,12 St 0t .... Clotidv
Bi-marck ..20.70 50 02 .... Cloiidv
Jtorton 00. OS 50 OS .... Pt.eloudy
Buffalo ....00,10 oo 52 . .. Pr -k»ud.v
charleston .00 JO 7s 02 .... Pt eloudr
Chicago ...20.00 7 t 50 Pt.elolldy
meinnati .00.12 82 oo ... clear
Cleveland ...00,08 74 50 .... Clear
Col’nibia.S.C. 30.‘.’4 50 .... Clear
Denver ...*.20 00 02 40 .... Pt.eloudy
Detroit .....00,04 00 50 ... clear
El , Bnsn T' 02 70 42 Clear
Galveston .20,88 82 7t .. . Pt.cloudy
Helena ... 20.02 40 28 .... Cloudy
Huron. S T). 29.82 64 20 0.08 Pt.eloudy
Indianapolis. 30.04 72 50 .... Cloudy
Jacksonville. 00.02 78 70 .... Clear
Kansas City. 20 04 72 50 ’. . clear
bus Anseles. 20, 50 08 58 0.14 Bain
Louisville ~00.10 S 2 02 .... Cloudy
•Miami. Fla. 20. SS 78 74 0.18 Cloudy
N Orleans.. 00.00 S 2 04 .... Clear
New Vork.. 00.08 58 14 .... Clear
Okla. City.. 20.04 72 50 .... Clear
Omaha ....20.04 0 4 40 .... Foggy
Philadelphia.BO.4o 00 40 .... Clear
Phoenix .. . 20.80 78 54 Pt.eloudy
Pittsburgh . 00.18 72 54 .... Pt.eloudy
Portland. Me. 00.40 50 02 .. . . Cloudy
Portland. Ore 00.10 50 04 .... Clear'
Raleitrh. NO. 00.02 08 52 .... Pt cloudy
8. Lake City 20.50 58 04 0.40 Rain
| Ban Antonio 20.04 82 02 0.08 Pt.eloudy
San Pietro. . 20.84 70 02 .. . . Cloudy
s. Francisco 29.72 50 52 1.44 Rain
st. I,on is. . . 29.00 78 Oo 0.10 Rain
St. Paul.... 29.90 08 00 0.02 Clear
Seattle 30.1 4 54 08 r>nndy
Spokane .. . 00.02 50 00 .... cloudy
WASH.. DC. 30.04 63 48 Clear
FOR FIGS’.
'8 a m.. Greenwich time, today.l
Stations. Temperature. Weather.
Condon. England 56 Rain
Paris. France 54 Part cloudy
Vienna. Austria 38 Clear
Berlin. Germany 48 Part cloudy
Copenhagen. Denmark... 50 Part cloudy
Stockholm. Sweden 48 Rain
Gibraltar, Spain 62 Clear
Horta iFa.valt. Azores... 06 Rain
Hamilton. Bermuda 68 Part cloudy
San Juan. Porto Rico... 76 Rain
Havana. Cuba 76 Cloudy
Colon. Canal Zone 78 Clear
Death Due to Anesthetic.
An autopsy performed at the morgue
I yesterday upon the body of Frederick
. C. Riedesel, clerk to the committee cn
post offices and post roads of the
i House of Representatives, who was
found dead Saturday afternoon in a
room in Raleigh Hotel, showed that
; death resulted from a dose of an
anesthetic. The autopsy was per
formed hv Dr. Joseph C. Rogers, dep
i utv coroner, and Coroner J. Ramsay
Nevitt gave a certificate of suicide.
i •
■ Capt. J. N. Dalton Assigned Duty.
Capt. Joseph X. Dalton, Adjutant
1 General's Department, on duty at the
AVar Department, has been assigned
to additional duty with the 313th
Field Artillery and also with the Or
ganized Reserves of the 3d Corps
; Area.
Deatf)&
BOLDEN. Departed this life Saturday.
October 29. 1027. at 0:30 a.m.. MATILDA
iMATtTEi BOLDEN, widow of the late
Moses Bolden and beloved mother of Mary
B. Turner of Cape May. N. J.: Annie
Contee. Alice Cole. Malvina Carter. Lulu
Dade and Herbert E. Jones. Funeral from
his late residence. 805 T st. n.w.. Tuesday.
November 1. at 2 p.m.. Rev. 8. B. Ross
of Alexandria officiating. (Fredericks
burg papers please copy A
CARROLL. On Monday. Oetober 31. 1927.
at 5 a.m.. JULY CARROLL departed this
life, after a short illness at her residence.
730 Navy pi. s.e. She leaves to mourn
their loss, one sister, one brother and
two granddaughters, three grandsons and
six great-grandchildren and a host of
other relatives and friends. Funeral 1* to
day. November 4. at St. Cyprian’s Church
at 9 o’clock a.m. Interment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
COOMBS. On Sunday. Oetober 30. 1027. at
her late residence 1343 Potomac ave. s.e
ELIZABETH ANN. widow of the late Al
fred Coombs, in the 75th year of her age.
Funeral from the chapel of P. A. Taltavu’l.
436 7th st. s.w., Wednesday. November ...
nt 8:30 a.m.: thence’to St. Peter s Church.
2nd and C sts. s.e.. where requiem mass
will be said at 0 o'clock for the repose of
her soul. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1
DUCKETT. Passed into the great hey on 1
Sunday. Oetober 30. 1927. at Freedmen s
Hospital. HENRY 11. DUCKETT of 1416
South Carolina ave. s.e. He leaves to
prourn their loss a loving wife. Janrue
Duckett, six children five brothers six
sisters, a devoted mother. Mrs. Sarah
Duckett, and a host of other relatives and
friends. Funeral Thursday. Novembfr 3.
from his late residence to St. Cyprian s.
13th and C sts. s.e.. 9 a.m... where mass
will he said for renose of his soul. In
terment Brvant Town Md. Remains rest
ing at. George B. Clarke Co. funeral chart'd.
1410 Fla. ave. n.p. until Wednesday. 2*
FLEMING. On Sunday. October 30. 1927
AMALIA A . widow’ of John Fleming. Fu
neral from the residence of her sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy 1826 Calvert st nw.
on Monday October 31. at 8 pm. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment at
Philadelphia. Pa.
FLEMING. A special meeting of Ruth
Rebecca Lodge. No 2. I. O. O. F.. is
••ailed for Monday. October 31. 1027 (in
stead of Tuesday. November 1. ns by pre
vious notice), in I. O. O. F. Temple, at
7:15 pm., for the purpose of attending
Rebeknh burial service for our late sis
ter. AMALIA A. FLEMING. P. N. G.
Services at her sister’s residence. 1820
Calvert st. n.w.. nt 8 p.m. •
GREEN. Departed this life Sunday. October
30. 1927. at 10:50 p.m. at 342 C st
s.w.. MARIA, devoted mother of Israel
Green Remains resting at John T:
Rhine & Co.’s funeral ehapel. 3rd and I
sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
HUNT. On Sunday. October 30. 1927. at
her residence. 1853 Lamont st. n.w.. AN
NIE MURRAY, wife of Frederick G.
Hunt. Funeral services at the above
address on Tuesday. November 1. at 2 p.m.
(Cincinnati. Ohio, papers please copy.)
IRELAND. On Saturday. October 29. 1927.
at 11 P.m. at the Washington Home for
Incurables. Mrs. MARY E. IRELAND,
aged 04 years, widow of John M.
Ireland, mother of Joseph H. Ireland
Funeral herviees nt her late home. K
nt. n. 0.. on Tuesday. November 1 et < :*lO
p.m. Interment at Calvert. Cecil County,
Mil., on Wednesday November 2. at
II a.m 1
LANDVOIGT. Funeral services for Mrs.
LAURA F. LANDVOIGT. widow of John
A. Landvoigt, mother of Mrs Dora A.
Emmert and William H. Landvoigt of The
Evening Star who died in Columbia. S.
C. October 28 1927. will be held at the
chanel of. the John R. Wright Co.. 1337
10th st. n.w.. Tuesday afternoon. Novem
ber 1. at 3 o’clock. Interment later will
he private. Remains on view. No
flowers
LEARY. Suddenly on Sunday morning.
October 30, 1027. at 11:45 a.m.. at her
residence. 1765 Church st. n.w.. MARY
HOWARD LEARY. Funeral servii-es at
her late residence. Tuesday, November 1.
nt 10 a.m. Interment Greenmount Ceme
tery. Baltimore.
LOWERY. Departed this life on Saturday,
October 29. 1027 at 9:10 p.m.. MAR
GARET LOWF.RY. Funeral services on
Tuesday. November 1. at Nash M. E.
Church. 10th and Levis sts. n.e.. at 2 p.m.
Deaths.
MarPHERSON. Suddenly September 18.
102, at Shanghai. China. RODERICK A..
Min of Margaret ahd the late Ewen Mae-
I her-son Funeral services and interment
at Arlington Cemetery Tuesday. Novenilier
L 2 pm. For directions to grave in
core of otlhvr at Custis-Lee Mansion. •
MASON. Departed this life Sundnv. Octo
ber 30 192* at 1 50 am GEORGE C .
Penned son of the !a<e Joseph .Mason arid
M ir.v A. Carter, brother of Anna M. and
• arlvle r. Mason Funeral Tuesday No-
Xo'loT 1.2 n m from h;« late residence.
..is 1 st nw. Relatives and friends in
vited
PARKER. On Friday. Oetolier 28 1027. at
the resilience ol her daughter. Florence E.
Lp k; ; 1 113 H.ina d -t nw EI.OK
LM E M PARI.EK S rvi.-e. it the S. H.
limes Co funeral home 2901 1 4th st.
v "» Monday O to.,er :il at 4 p.m.
I'ltcrriiint at Rock Creek Cemetery,
iHE lit. Entered into eternal rest on Sunday,
Oetober :h» 1927 :i> los residence. 1116
Lamont st n.w . JOHN WESLEY, beloved
husband 6f Margaret E. Reid. Funeral
• ront his )at« residence on Tuesday. No
vein tier 1, at 1 HO p.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at Arlington
National Cemetery.
RICH \Rlls<)\. After a brief illness at hi»
rcMdcme. 710 Minfl-sota ave. n.e . JOHN
ALEXANDER Iwloved husband of Jll'i*
Richardson, in Ins 77th year. Funeral
Horn above residence Tuesday. November
1 2 p.m. •
ROBINSON. At her residence. Stonletgh
toi;.t Apartments. Monday morning, no
!V;*' r , '*l. 192 7. ALICE M.. widow of thn
L l '” Leigh Robinson. Funeral services at
Epiphany • hurch We In-sday. November
•' -hi am. Interment at Hollywood,
Ricmond Va. 1»
D-narfed this life Saturday.
. 7•-/».. .1! 27. it iier residence,
ADELh Hiss ELI. the beloved wile oi
r.iuen- it Ru-s«dl, Funeral service* at
Ict i it- r-siden I8o; Sth «t. n.w on
Joc-div November I at 1 o'clock. 31
Slli:i.Tii\, On Monday, October 31. 1927,
M \Rt(i.\ Sl'/eLTON"di vot*m 1 siMer * <
, " \ cney Shelton. Notice of funeral
fiereaftcr.
THOMPSON. On Monday. October 31. 1927.
?.*, re-.;ijen— 1615 Hobart st n.w .
ELIZA BE 111 THOMPSON, wite ot the lalo
James G. Thompson. Funeral services at
st. Andrew - t hini h. New Hampshire ave.
aie. \ ,»t. on Wednesday. November 2. at lit
o cio, l< Interment at the Thompson
.Meni on a! Church. Newhope. Pa. t Phils
nciphia papers piease copy. I 31 •
I HO.MPSON. Dn Saturday October 29
102,. it 16:30 a.nt.. ETHEL, lelovei
d: lighter ol Mattie Milies and wile of
H m.v Thornn.-am and -ist, r of Mrs. Neal
Allen. Funeral Tuesday. November 1. at
i p.m forii M-Kinlcv Memorial Baptist
» htn-eh 4th and L sts. n.w.. Rev. S.
Geriah l.auibkin officiating. Friends invited.
TRIPLETT. On October 29. 1027, at hi*
re. ideme. 3s Rst n.e.. ALBERT li . lie
lnvcd hu-band of ,hc hit- Agnes J Trip
lett Funeral fiom his late residence on
Wednesday November 2 then-e to St.
Martin .. Cnipvh. where mass will tie said
at 0 a in for the repose ~f lu. soul Rela
tives and friends invited. 1*
TYRRELL. On Sunday. October 30 l!f’7.
a v'.Tpci -I'n-ss. PHOEBE MARIA
T KRLLJ,. ,‘iiTDfl M» Fuiifrai
vl° n i
law. Mm Lillian .M. Tyrrell. I.TJO Irvmff
st. n.w . I ! Xovfmkr 1. at ~ t> m.
Interment in GlrnwocnJ
Maj. FDMFNf) TT’RNEH
a 111 teti States Army, retired, at
iJ>th i-t.. <)<• to four l. lir:;. •
UJIITK. On Sattmia.v. October sit
ii r ; ori\ ate hospital M ARIE
{JARx tnre Dorm-yi. f>rlovoij wife of
RiMx*rt hite drunchter of Mrs Saraii
Kvanw anil. mother of Manriterit* and
Kol frt White, ir. Funeral Wednesday
niorniui?. N»>\emlH*r ”, at o’clock from
St. « vnrian s t'hun h. where Milenin hish
ma~s will snnir lor the repose of her
*»>ul. Remains resting 1 at her mother*
residence :u:s dth st. n.e. l*
WIIIIK. On Sunday. Oetober 30. 1027. at
11:40 a.m.. at hta residence. 17251 Park
rd n w. WILLIAM HENRY WHITE hiin-
J>?md of Stella (*iirtif* White. Funeral
» ednejtday. Novpn N-r 2. 2 p m., from hia
late
Rock Creek Cemetery. •
3n iWemoriam.
BLINKHORN. In memory of niv beloved
daughter. MARI' A who died fifteen
years ago today. Oetolier 31. 1012.
MOTHER. •
BOWLER. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear mother. ELIZA BOWLER,
who departed this life three year* ago
today. Oetolier 31 1924.
October, yellow leaf and sere.
It's rfeouiem wind and fading flowers
Arc filled with thoughts of yesteryear
And one we had in happier hours.
Ere God reclaim-d His priceless freasur®.
His gift of life to thee, dear heart.
A life lived in th- fullest measure
ror us. thv children. Ah. to part
n ith memory's sweet picture’
Never, dearest mother, live forever.
HER LOVING SON AND DAUGHTERS. •
CO! PER. In loving remenibran-e of our
dear baby MAXWELL GEORGE f'OUPER.
who departed this life four years ago to
day October 31. 1923.
“Gone to be with Jesus.’’
DADA AND MAMA. •
DEEG.YX. In loving memory of my dear
husband. niARLES C. DEEGAN. Jr., who
entered into eternal rest two years ago
today. October 31. 1925.
From this world of pain and sorrow
To that land of peace and rest
God has taken you. dear husband.
Where you have found eternal rest.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. •
DEEGAN. Tn sad but loving remembrance
broth-r and son. CHARLES
C. DEEGAN. Jr., who denart-d thi« lifo
two years ago today. Oetobe- 31. 1925.
THE FAMILY. •
HOFFMAN. Tn sad but loving remembrance
P„V.l!!)£j! e ?rJ!!U; hf, nd and our father. JOHN
HENRY HOFFMAN", who died lour year*
ago today. October 31. 1923.
“Loved in life, in death remembered ”
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
JOHNSON. In loving memory of rr>v dear
sister. Mrs. FANNIE L. JOHNSON who
entered eternal —st <dx years ago today,
p-toher 31. 1921. iust when life was
brightest
HER DEVOTFD BROTHER. CHARLES F.
M. BROWNE •
JOHNSON. Tn memory of our dear wife and
mother. Mrs. FANNIE L. JOHNSON, who
' depnrt-rl this life October 31. 1921.
CLINTON C. JOHNSON. MABEL J.
CLARK. •
LEE. Tn loving memory of otir dear
mother. MALVINA LEE. who departed
this life three years ago today. October
31. 1924.
The battle is fought, victory won:
Thou art crowned at last.
LOVING CHILDREN. FLORENCE. DAN
IEL AND JESSIE. •
LUCAS. Sa-red to the memory of my dear
husband and our loving father. JAMES
J. LUCAS, who departed this life two
years ago today. Oetober 31. 1925.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
HfS WIFE AND CHILDREN. •
MARSHALL. A tribute of love to the mem
orv of mv dear husband. MAnisON MAR
SHALL. who departed this life two year*
ago today. Oetolier 31. 1925.
Thou art gone but not forgotten.
His DEVOTED WIFE. HANNAH MAR
SHAI-l.
FUNERAL PI RECTORS.
I. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director an*
Emhalmer. I.lverv In connection. Commo
•lioo« chanel. Modern Crematoriums. Mnder
[ ate nrlres. 332 Pq. Ate. N.W Cull lit 1385
I ESTABLISHED 1876.
I JOHN R. WRIGHT CO..
; 1337 10th St, N.W. Phone North 47, 27*
W. Warren Taltavull
14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464
Timothy Hanlcn
641 H St N B Phone L 6548
YVm. H. Sardo & Co.
Private Limousine Ambulance
412 n st. n.e. | inrnln 524
Modern Chnprl Lincoln
Frank Geier's Sons Co.
1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. M «: n 747*
Modern Chapel Telephone. /T|aln
~P. A. TALTAVULL
H. J. TALTAVULL. Mgr.
438 7 h St. S.W. M I*7®.
NO BRANCH OFFICE.
CHAS. S. ZURHORST
■till EAST CAPITOL BT.
Phone Lincoln 37*.
ALMUS RSPEtARE
Succeeding the Original
WR.BPEt\REGO
1623 Connecticut Ave
POTOMAC 4Soofe“Jff.S
JAMES T. RYAN
317 Pa. Ave. S.E.
Model Cnanel. Atlantic 1700
Private Ambiilanm Auto Service
Quick Dignified Efficient Service.
Automntiiie Service Chapel.
W. W. Deal & Co.
816 H St NE_ LINCOLN 8200.
T. F. COSTELLO
1724 N Capitol St NORTH 7978.
Joseph F. Birch's Sons
t ISAAC BIRCH I
3034 m st. n.w. arosgn.a
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the *’ieeessor» ol nor conneotea
with the original W R Speare eetnblieh-
Phone Prana 6020 1009 H St. N.W.
Formerly 940 F St. N.W.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
“GEO* C SHAFFER
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD.
ERATK PRICES. TEL. M. 106. M. 2416.
Our Only Store, 14th & Eye
BLACKISTONE, 1407 H
Beautiful Moral
Designs $5 and up.
CALL MAIN 3707
Prompt Auto Deliver* Servo.;
Artißti* - —-exnrersive— inexpensive.
Gude Bros* Co v J2J2 FSt
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