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others threa pounds aach. Tha total
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154 pounds.
MOTOR FIRM HEAD
COMMITS SUICIDE
C. Royce Hough Shoots Self
to Death —Business Wor
ries Blamed.
C. Royce Hough, 55 years old, presi
dent of the Hough Motor Co. and
prominently identified with club and
sporting interests, ended his life by
shooting in his apartment in the
Parker, Columbia road and Sixteenth
street, about 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon. His wife, in another room,
heard the shot and found her hus
band's body on the floor. Death was
instantaneous.
Mr. Hough was a pioneer automo
bile dealer here. He was prominent
in athletic circles during his younger
davs and in later years was an en
thusiastic follower of boxing, fre
quently acting in an official capacity
at bouts. He also was well known as
a. golfer and held membership in the
Congressional Country Club.
Dr. J. Ramsay Nevitt, coroner, was
told that worry over his business af
fairs probably prompted his act.
Hough is survived by his widow and
a son, C. Royce Hough, jr., who is in
business in New Haven. Conn. Elliott
Hbugh, a brother, is secretary of the
Hough Motor Co.
Funeral arrangements were being
completed today.
——-
Floods caused by the melting of
snow caused many plants in Norway
to shut down during the Summer.
Perry & Walsh
Morticians
Private Ambulances
29 H St. N.W. Main 984
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that their interests are
our interests, too. That
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funeral directors in the
city. Funerai parlor, pri
vate ambulance and livery
In connection.
James T. Ryan
Funeral Director
317 P«. Ave. S.E.
Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701
Ends His Life
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C. ROYCE HOre.H.
THE WEATHER I
District of Columbia—Fair and
, colder, with freezing temperature,
about 30 degrees tonight; tomorrow
fair and continued cold.
Maryland Generally fair and
colder, with freezing temperature to
night; tomorrow fair and continued
cold.
Virginia—Fair and colder, with
freezing temperature in the interior
and heavy frost, on the coast tonight;
tomorrow fair and continued cold.
AVest Virginia—Generally fair to
night and tomorrow; somewhat colder
in north portion tonight.
Records for 24 Hours.
Thermometer—4 p.tn., 66; 8 p.m., 65;
12 midnight, 48; 4 a.m., 45; 8 a.m„ 42;
noon, 42.
Barometer—4 p.m., 39.60; 8 p.m.,
29.57; 12 midnight, 29.68; 4 a.m., 29.78;
8 a.m., 29.90; noon, 29.95.
Highest temperature, 70, occurred
at 3:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem
perature, 42, occurred at 8 a.m. today.
Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 59; lowest, 44.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today—Low tide, 10:13 a.m. and
10:36 p.m.; high tide, 3:26 and 3:58 p.m.
Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:52 a.m. and
i 11:25 p.m.; high tide. 4:20 a.m, and
4:46 p.m.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls—Very muddy this morn
ing.
Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen
andoah Rivers very muddy this morn
ing.
Weather in Various Cities.
a Temperature »=
“ PH.
2 s a srr> 82.
j 55P r*® fil
Station*. j SJ J= s Weather.
* 2.3 H »
’ : : 3
Abilene .... .'10.06 70 .'it .... Pt.eloudy
Albany ....29.76 70 40 1.16 Cloudy
Atlanta .10.06 62 34 Cloudy
Atlantic City 20.76 64 46 0.72 Cloudy
Baltimore ..29.88 6H 41 1.42 Cloudy
Birmingham. .'lO.lB 44 34 .... Cloudy
Bismarck ...30.20 12 6 0.06 Snow
Boston 20.62 72 62 1.70 Rain
Buffalo .....20,06 36 26 0.78 Snow
Charleston . 20.08 74 44 0.02 Clear
Chicago ...30 20 32 24 0.34 Cloudy
Cincinnati .. 30.14 32 30 0.04 Snow
Cleveland .. 30.04 38 30 0.34 Snow
Col’mbia.S.C. 30.00 . . 40 0.32 Clear
1 Denver .....20 02 52 38 .... Cloudy
’ Detroit ...,30.08 34 24 .... Snow
El Paso 30.00 68 38 Clear
Gatveston ..30.14 58 54 .... Clear
Helena , 20.00 48 38 .... Pt.eloudy
Huron. 9. D. 30.30 14 0 .... Cloudy
Indianapolis. 30.14 34 28 .... Snow
Jacksonville. 30.02 74 42 0.01 Cloudy
Kansas City. 30.28 36 22 Pt.eloudy
Los Angeles. 20.88 00 64 .... Clear
Louisville . 30.22 36 30 O.QI Snow
Miami. Eia. 20.04 80 54 0.54 Cloudy
N. Orleans.. 30.16 48 40 .... Clear
New York... 20.74 76 42 1.24 Cloudy
Okla. City.. 30.16 52 34 .... Pt.eloudy
Omaha .. .30.30 24 14 .... Snow
Philadelphia. 20.82 70 46 0.06 Cloudy
Phoenix .. . 20.02 82 50 .... Clear
Pittsburgh . 30.04 44 30 0.72 « loudy
Portland. Me. 20.64 60 56 0.84 Cloudy
Portland. Ore 30.06 60 50 0.08 Cloudy
faleigh.N.O. 20.02 74 42 008 Clear
. Lake City 30.02 56 42 0.01 Cloudy
San Antonio 30.08 70 46 .... Clear
San Diego. .20 88 82 60 Clear
8. Francisco. 30.00 70 54 Cloudy
St. Louis. .. 30.24 32 26 .... Clear
St. Paul 30.30 16 14 Snow
Seattle 30.02 54 48 Cloudy
Snokane .. . 30.00 52 40 .... Cloudy
WASH.. D.C. 29.90 70 42 2.14 Cloudy
FOREIGN.
(7 a.m.; Greenwich time, today.)
Stations. Temperature. Weather
London. England 42 Part cloudy
Paris. France 30 Clear
Vienna. Austria 32 Ram.
Berlin. Germany 32 Cloudy
Gibraltar. Spain 58 Rain
Horta (Fayalt. Azores... 64 Part cloudy
Hamilton. Bermuda 74 Part cloudy
San Juan. Porto Rico. .. 78 < fear
Havana. Cuba j 4 Cloudy
Colon. Canal Zone 7 8 Part ' loudy
FOUND. ~~
FOR LOST ANIMALS - aunty Auimal Rescue
League. 349 Maryland eve, e.w Main 8088.
LOST. ~
BAG—Lady’s dark blue silk hair'' containing
money, spectacles and other articles: reward.
Mrs, N. A. Ayres. Congress Hall Hotel.
BEAGLE HOUND, yellow and white spotted,
Monday. November 14. Owner. H. Tun>£tt.
KoreHtville. Md. ,
BROOCH, pearl and sapphire crescent in or
near District Building. Reward. Return to
Room 120. District Building. ll?__
DOG —Small, black terrier, Perfect light
markings; Wednesday evening. harder st.
and P3rk rd.: liberal reward. Call Capitol
Heights 256. - 0
DOG Irish terrier, male brown, shaggy: an
§wer* to name of Pat. Reward. Lincoln
44W>. df>B 4th wt. n.p.
EARRING —Pearl stud. Tuesday noon, be
tween Freer Gallery and Southern Building.
Please return bv hand or mall office. Freer
Gallery of Art. Reward. *B*
fYEGI.ASSES. in case: between resident
hea> -t and P st.. via 16th st bus Rew*, rd
of $2 if returned to 1.34 P st.. Apt. 45.
HANDBAG, brown pin seal: between 3440
14th st. and 14th and Monroe: reward. Col.
3445. Mrs. Anderson.
KEYS on key ring on Michigan or N. Can. st.
above Florida. Reward. Box 66. Catholic
C’niv. of
NOSE GLASSES, gold chain, shell frame*,
between 11th to 15th on F or G n.w.: re
ward. Atlantic 320-J. I** _
POCKETBOOK. oblong, alligator, containing
sl2. change, car tokens, pair eyeglasses,
metal case, picture of child. Reward if re
nting*-toli;,f>H..Lalinont n.w. 18*
POCKETBOOK. lady’s black- money, keys,
et-.: Thursday, drug store. 12th and F at*.
or vicinity: reward. Adams 53,. evenings.
POCKETBOOK. Sunday. Nov. 18th: consid
erable money: owner’s cards in same, one
W. W. Clark A West Clark. Lihernl reward
for return to 3112 Morrison st. n.w. Cleve.
1459-W. 18*
POLICE DOG. tag No. 11198: answering to
name of "Czar." Finder call Cleve. 6142
and rc< rive reward. _______________
POLICE DOG. male, brown and black: un
s\yer*__to_naim- of "Wolt." Call Col. 6092,
POLICE DOG: answers to "Wolf." “Reward.
Phone Adams JG!>. 21*
PURSE, child's, gray and )>lue. Reward if
returned 3917 Rhode Island ave. tie..
Brentwood. Md, 19*
UMBRELLA, veil silk, fancy handle: mono
gramnied "S. H. L.” Phone Adams 2592
a.fiei 7:30 ti.ni. Reward.
WASH, lady’s. In Garfinckel box. Return
to 752 Gresham pi. n.w. Reward. 20*
'*! f ound^ur^aervice^
c ‘« nt satisfactory in every respect,
B. Gate jet* |
MORTICIANS ■A Jjfi
FEDERAL ARCHITECTS
HOLD BUSINESS DINNER
L. A. Simon Elected President of
Association Poliowing Entertain
ment at Washington Hotel.
At the Washington Hotel last night
the Association of Federal Architects
held Its organization dinner. E. B.
Morris was the toastmaster and dur
ing the progress of the dinner many
stunts were launched. Musical num
bers were rendered by A. M. Tabbutt,
L. G. D. Weimer, \V. L. Drevo, and
E J. Behm. Following the dinner, a
business meeting was held, during
which the organization came into
being. The object of the association
is to form a strong alliance of the
men in the several architectural units
of the Government service.
The following officers were elected;
President. L. A. Simon, Supervising
Architect’s Office; vice president, L.
M. Leisenring, War Department; sec
retary, D. A. Leitch, Navy Depart
ment; treasurer, D. A. Leitch, Navy
Department; directors, E. G. Will,
War Department; William Partridge,
Navy Department; C. H. Stratton,
.Veterans’ Bureau; E. B. Morris,
Supervising Architect's Office.
2,000 IN PITTSBURGH
NEED RED CROSS AID
Most Who Lost in Gas Blast Re-'
quire Replacement of House
hold Furnishings.
By the Associated Pres*.
In addition to emergency relief
already extended, nearly 2,000 persons
will need reconstruction aid of the
American Red Cross as a result of
the Pittsburgh explosion.
This estimate was made today by
Robert E. Bondy, manager of the or
ganization’s Eastern area, who has
just returned from Pittsburgh, where
he assisted in a preliminary survey.
Most of those who suffered loss, he
said, were of the industrial class liv
ing in rented houses. The principal
need, he added, is the replacement of
household goods.
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Nerissa—St. Johns November 12
President Monroe—Marseille... November 2
Santa. Marta—Santa Marta.... November 8
Fort St. George—Bermuda. ... November 16
DUE TODAY.
Berengaria—Southampton . . . .November 12
Columbus—Bremerhaven November 9
DUE TOMORROW.
Munaires—San Francisco October 4
R.vndam—Rotterdam . November 9
DUE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29.
La Pla.va—Port Limon November 12
Drottninttholm—Gothenburg . .November 19
DUE MONDAY NOVEMBER 21.
American Banker—London. . . .November 12
Ancon—Cristobal .November 13
Arabic—Antwerp November 11
Aurania—Glasgow November 12
Laeonia—Liverpool November 12
Laurentic—Liverpool ........November 12
Minnesota—London November 12
Coamo—San Juan November 17
Fort Victoria—Bermuda November 19
Maravai—Trinidad November 12
Duilio—Genoa November 11
Cleveland—Hamburg November 10
DUE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22.
American Lerion—Buenos Aires,
.... „ _ November 3
Bohvar—Puerto Colombia November 11
Chicago— Bordeaux November 19
Majestic—Southampton November 16
Siboney—Havana November 19
Tivives—Puerto Barrios November 13
Esseonibo—Valparaiso November 2
Hellig Olav—Copenhagen November 11
DUE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
Giuseppe Verdi—Genoa November 9
Pans—Havre November 16
Byron—Piraeus November 6
Montevideo—Unreelona October 24
Munorleans—Nassau November 20
DUE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24.
Lara—Maracaibo November 12
Metapan—Santa Marta November 15
President Adams—World cruise.
Silvia—St. Johns. . November 19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
lie do France—Plymouth and Havre.
Olympic’—Cherbourg and Southampton.
Lancastria—Plymouth. Havre and London.
President Roosevelt—Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Bremen.
Amor—La Guayra. Puerto Cabello and Mara
caibo.
Luna—lnagua and Port au Prince.
Bridgetown—Cape Haitien. Port de Paix and
Puerto Colombia.
Minnesotan—Pacific Coast,
SAILING TOMORROW.
Scythia—Cobh and Liverpool.
Cameronia—Moville and Glasgow.
Cedric—Queenstown and Liverpool.
Minnewaska—Cherbourg and London.
Wlnifrediau —Plymouth. Cherbourg and Ant
werp.
Ma.vari —Santiago. Kingston and Puerto Co
lombia
Toloa—Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon.
Nova Scotia—Grenada. Trinidad and De
merara.
Western World—Rio de Janeiro. Santos.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
Ponce—San Juan.
Rotterdam—Plymouth. Boulogne and Rotter
dam.
Ori r. aba—H avan a.
Huron—Turks Island.
Nerissa—St. Johns and Halifax.
Fort St. George—Bermuda.
Camamu—Santos.
Hog Island—Tangier.
Isa—Santo Domingo.
tan Pablo—Barrios,
wineburne—Para.
SAILING TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22.
Providence—M arseiile.
Columbus—Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bre
men.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
Berengaria—Cherbourg and Southampton.
Deutschland—Cherbourg. Southampton and
Hamburg.
Conte Biancamano—Naples and Genoa.
Caracas—San Juan. La Gua.vra and Mara
caibo.
Ceiha—Kingston.
Fort Victona —Bermuda
Santa Marta—Kingston. Cristobal and Santa
Marta.
SAILING THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24.
Coamo—San Juan.
Mongolia—Havana. Cristobal and San Fran
cisco.
President Monroe—Havana. Cristobal and
Pacific Coast I around the world I.
Santa Luisa—Cristobal. Iquiuue and Val
paraiso.
SAILING FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25.
Arabic—Plymouth. Cherbourg and Antwerp.
Minnesota—Boulogne and London.
Cottica—Port au Prince. Curacao and Puerto
Cabello.
Paris —Plymouth and Havre.
SAILING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
Majestic—Cherbourg and Southampton.
Laurentic—Queenstown ami Liverpool.
Laconia—Queenstown and Liverpool.
Vestris—Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and
•Buenos Aires.
Duilio —Naples and Genoa.
Drottningholiu—Gothenburg.
R.vndam—Plymouth. Boulogne and Rotter
dam.
American Farmer—London.
Calamares—Havana. Cristobal and Port Li
mon.
Tivives—Santiago. Kingston and Puerto Bar
rios.
Macabi—Santiago. Kingston and Puerto Co
lombia.
San Juan—San Juan.
Fort St. George—Bermuda.
Silvia—Halifax and St. Johns.
ONEKILLED.iI HURT
IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS
Another Man Dies in Board
ing House After Being Dis
charged From Hospital.
A man was killed and 11 other per
sons were injured in traffic accidents
between 5 45 and 10 o’clock last night.
Another man died yesterday just after
being discharged from the hospital,
where he had been treated for traffic
injuries, hut the cause of death has
not been determined.
Robert C. Garnett. 60 years old, of
409 Oakdale place, victim of the fatal
accident, was killed by the automo
bile of James Bernard Carroll, colored,
24 years old. of 3313 Volta place,
while crossing in front of 518 Florida
avenue.
Garnett is reported to have stepped
between two parked cars in front of
Carroll’s machine.
Carroll drove the injured man to
Frecdmen’s Hospital, where he died
on the operating table. Police of the
eighth precinct held the driver tft
await an inquest at the morgue to
morrow morning.
Dies In Hoarding House.
Thirty minutes after his discharge
from Emergency Hospital yesterday
afternoon, "William R. Price, 52 years
old, was found dead in a room at 476 1
j Pennsylvania avenue by William
Baden, another roomer.
Price was knocked down at Penn
sylvania avenue and Sixth street
early Tuesday night by an automo
bile, reported by the police to have
been driven by Tony Astore, 236
Four-and-a-half street southwest, and
was treated at Emergency Hospital
for concussion of the brain and an
injury to his leg.
Grace Cleveland, 8 years old, young
est victim of the night's accidents, re
sides at 530 Ninth street northeast.
She was crossing the street near her
home about 7:30 o’clock when knocked
down by an automobile of the Chesa
peake & Potomac Telephone Co., driven
by Raymond Sullivan 818 K street
southeast. She was treated at the
office of Dr. Thomas B. Crisp.’
George Parker, colored, 74 years
old, 134 S street, was knocked down
by a taxicab at Fifteenth and I streets
shortly after 9 o’clock. Surgeons at
Emergency Hospital reported his con
dition undetermined.
Lewis Kahn, 67 years old. apart
ment 318 Argonne Apartments, was
severely injured shortly before 6
o’clock . when knocked down at Six
teenth and Irving streets by an auto
mobile driven by Robert Anderson,
4842 Sixteenth street.. Kahn was
treated at Garfield Hospital for a se
vere injury to his head and shock,
surgeons reporting his condition unde
termined.
Hit-and-Run Accident.
Fifteen-year-old Catherine E. Mer
ritt, 208 Shepherd street, Chevy Chase,
Md., was the victim of a hit-and-run
accident at Wisconsin and Nebraska
avenues about 6:20 o’clock, being
struck by a large touring car just
after alighting from a street car. Her
right shoulder was injured and she
suffered slight concussion of the brain.
First-aid was given at Georgetown
University Hospital.
Russell Ulrich, 27 years old, at
tached to the U. S. S. Mayflower, was
knocked down at Pennsylvania avenue
and Ninth street by the automobile of
Richard R. Moguin, 2707 Woodley
road. He was given first aid at Emer
gency Hospital for a head injury.
George Sproesser. 41 years old, 2211
II street, received injuries to his hand
and leg as a result of being knocked
down near Twenty-first and P streets
shortly after 7 o'clock by an automo
bile driven by James F. Wood, 1135
New Hampshire avenue. Physicians
at Emergency Hospital treated him.
George Haskins, colored, 28 years
old, 1455 W street, was knocked down
at Fourteenth and L streets shortly
after 6 o’clock by an antomobile driv
en by Frank E. Dudley. 4430 New
Hampshire avenue, and slightly hurt.
Dudley took him home.
James E. Liston, 642 I street south
west. was driver of an automobile
that knocked down William C. Brewer,
31 years old. of 1736 G street, at
Seventeenth and G streets about 8
o’clock. Brewer was treated at
Emergency Hospital for an injury to
his knee.
9eatb«.
BARTON. Ou Wpdiie-Uav. November 16.
1027. Rev. AUiEUT BARTON, beloved
nusband of Hattie Barton, devoted step
father ot Mamie F. Peek and Cephos Ellis
Funeral Saturday. November It*, at 1 p in.,
front Second Baptist Church. 3rd st. bet. H
and 1 sts. n.w.. Rev. Holloman officiating.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. 18*
BARTON. The Baptist Ministers’ Conference
will please meet at the Second Baptist
Church, 3rd st. between H and I n.w.. on
Saturday. November 19 12 o'clock, to at
tend the funeral of Rev. ALBERT BARTON.
REV. W. A. GRAY. President.
REV. J. 1. LOVING. D. D.. See y. •
BEALE. Departed this life Tuesday. No
vember 15. 1927. at Tuberculosis Hospi
tal. MARY. devoted daughter of Clement
and the late Mary Beale, and sister of
Peter, Joseph and John Beale. Funeral
Saturday. November 19. at 2 p.m., from
the John T. Rhines & Co. funeral chapel.
3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Rose
mount Cemetery.
CROOK. On Thursday. November 17. 1927.
WILLIAM HARRISON CROOK, in his
doth year, beloved son ot the late Col.
and Mrs. William H. Crook. Funeral
services from Hysong's funeral home. 1300
N st. n.w.. Saturday. November 19. at 2
p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
COININGS. On November 17. 1927. at
Gartteld Hospital. ELMORE I). CUM
MINGS in his 66th year. Remains rest
ing: at his late residence. 4608 15th st.
n.w. Funeral private. Interment Indiana,
Pa. Please omit flowers.
DAVIS. On Thursday. November 17. 1927.
at 10 a m.. SALLIE H. DAVIS, beloved
wife of the late Tho». H. Davis. Funeral
Monday. November 21. front her late resi
dence, 5 K st n.e.: thence to St. Aloysios
Church, where mass will be said at 9 a m.
Interim nt Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 19*
GREEN’. Departed this life on Wednesday.
November 10. 1927. at 2:30 am., at the
Gallinger Hospital. THOMAS GREEN, be
loved son of Selina Johnson, brother of
Rebecca Payne and uncle of Lillian Harris.
Funeral Sunday November 20, from the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church at 1:30
p.m. Remuitis resting at his late resi
dence. 1758 Seaton st. n.w.
HOUGH. Suddenly. Thursday. November 17,
• 1927. at his residence. 3300 16th si.
n.w.. CHARLES ROYOK HOUGH. Sur
vived by his widow. Georgians Hough 1 nee
Newton». and a son. Charles Royoe Hough,
jr. Funeral Monday, November 21, at 10
ant., from John R. Wright Co., 1337 loth
st. n.w. 20
HOIGIL A special communication of Har
mony Lodge. No. 17. F. A. A. M.. is
hereby called for 9 a m.. Monday morn
ing. November 21. 1927. to attend the
funeral of our late brut her. CHARLES
HOYCE HOUGH. By order of the worship
ful master, HILLIARD C. MYERS. Mem
bers tdease take notice. 20*
JOHNSON. All memtiers of the Ladies
Cliff Rock Society are hereby notified of
the death of Mrs. ANNIE JOHNSON. 312
Wolfe st,. Fredericksburg, Va.
L. J. HART. Pres.
F. M. BURRELL. Sec.
JONES. On Thursday. November 17. 1927.
at United States Nava! Hospital.
SAMUEL P. JONES, aged 40 years, of
7041 Blair rd.. Takoma Park. D. C. Re
mains resting at Nerval K. Tablet's fu
neral parlors. Funeral at 11 a.m.. Satur
day November 19. Interment at Arling
ton National Cemetery.
LA PORTE. On Wednesday. November 16.
1927. at 4:30 am., at George Washing
ton University HotßtUl. NELLIE LA
PORTE Jnee CorlmM. tieloved wife ol
Edward E. La Porte of 484 ft Conduit rd.
n.w. and beloved mother of Eugene La i
Porte and Mr*. Nellie Wahl of tnis city.
Remains resting at the A. J. Schippert
chapel. 2008 Pennsylvania avc. Funeral
from St. Stephen's Catholic Church. 25th
st. and Penn, five., at 9 o’clock on Satur
day November 19. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
i Springfield Mass.. papers please copy.)
18
LILLY. On Wednesday. Novemticr 10. 1927
at Sibley Hospital. CHARLES H. LILLY,
aged 46 years, beloved husband of
Amelia Lilly. Funeral sorvii>es at his
late residence. 112 F st. t.e.. ou Saturday.
November 19. at 2 p.m. liitermout Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. I Baltimore papers
please copy.) 18
LILLY. Special communication of Potomac
Lodge, No, 5. F. A. A. M„ is called for
Saturday. November 19, at 1 p.m., to at-
SSfca&r;
9
Beatfjs.
MrELDKRY. Deputed this lire on Friday,
November 18 1927. at her residence. 43/
r. n 1 st. s.w-. C.ARRIfe devoted wife of Roy
McLdery daughter iJ Mrs. Josephine
Henderson, mother of Carrie Thomas. She
leaves to mourn her departure a grand
mother. n cousin. Edward Kemp, and other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
John T. Rhine* A Co. s funeral home. 3rd
and I «ts. s.w Notice ol funeral later.
MORGAN. On Thursday. November 17. 1927,
1,1 the Alabama. ELLEN
LEIGH MORGAN, widow of the late
? • Morgan of I-eonardtown. Md . in
the <7th year of her age. She is survived
bv two daughters and two sons. Kathleen
Morgan Mrs. R Basconi Brown. Jr., ol
Craddock Va : Joseph V. Morgan of Edge
moor. Md. and Altiert E Morgan of Balti
more and a brother. P. Gough Edelen of
Baltimore. Interment Saturday, Novem
t*'r 19 at 12 noon, at. Leonnrdtown. Md.
Ml’IK. Suddenly, on Thursday. November
17 1927. at 2:15 a.m., at bis residence.
1317 Kenyon st n.w Rev. JOSEPH J.
MUIR. i>. I>. chaplain of United States
Senate and beloved husband of the late
Lizzie Glover Muir. Funeral from < al
v arv Baptist Church on Saturday. Novem
ber 19 at 2 p.m Remains can lx! seen
at Calvary Baptist Church from 11 am.
to I:3ft p.m i Philadelphia. Pa., papers
please copy, t
RATTEN. Suddenly on Thursday. Novem
ber 17. 1927. at the residence of her sis
ter Mt- H K Bigelow of 1907 N st,
n.w . LAURA A BATTEN. Notice of
funeral later.
PINCKNEY, Suddenly on Monday, Novem
ber 14. 1927. at lit am. in Chicago,
MARY E.. beloved daughter of the late
Robert and Laura Pinckney anil beloved
* sister of Anna M. Brooks. Heneritta Dod
son. Catherine Adams. Isabella Johnson.
Robert. Thomas. John J.. Arthur. George
ami Joseph Pinckney, ami adopted daugh
ter of Tamar Ann Wilson. Funeral Sun
day. November 2ft. at 1 o'clock, from Mc-
Guire's funeral parlors. Friend* cordially
invited. Remains can he reviewed at fu
neral parlors. Interment at Harmony
Cemetery. 19*
ROW'ZEE. Departed this life Wednesday,
November 16. 1927. at Washington. D.
EDWARD S.. eldest son of Reubtn and
Sarah Rowzee. Funeral services from
Bircli's funeral parlors Friday. November
18. at 7:30 p.m. Interment private at
llarnestown. Md. Saturday. November 19.
SL'Tt'H. On Wednesday, November 16.1927.
at Roanoke. Va., STEPHEN, beloved hus
band of Lillian Stitch inee Swinkl. Fu
neral services at Zurhorst funeral parlor,
3PI East Capitol st.. on Saturday. Novem
ber 19. at 11 am. Interment at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
WEE DON. On Friday. November IS 1927.
at 315 a.m ANDREW M beloved hus
band of Maude G. Weedon. Notice of
1 funerai hereafter.
WILKINS. On Thursday. November 17.
1927. at 11:30 am., at Maple Grove. Va .
BERTHA M . beloved wife of Le Roy
Wilkins and daughter of Charles (.
Balderson. Remains resting at the resi
dence of her sister, Mrs. Cora Soper. 1828
22nd st. s.e. Notice of funerai later.
In fftemortam.
ASHTON. In sad and loving remembrance
of my dear husband. ALEX. ASHTON,
who died six years ago today, November
18. 1921.
No one knows how I miss him.
No one knows the tears 1 shed.
But in heaven I hope to meet him.
Where no farewell words are said.
HIS LONELY WIFE. JULIA ASHTON. •
DICKEY’. In sad but loving remembrance of
our loving mother. LAURA V’. DICKEY,
who departed this life ten years ago today,
November 18. 1917.
The month of November is h»re.
To us the saddest of Ihe year;
Because ten years ago today
Our loving mother was called away.
HF.R LOVING SONS AND DAUGHTERS
IN-LAW. •
HARRIS. In loving remembrance of my
dear mother. RACHAEL S. HARRIS, who
departed this life six years ago today.
November 18. 1921.
As I loved her. so I miss her.
In my memory she is always near'
Loved, remembered, longed for always.
Bringing many a silent tear.
HER SON. ALPHONZO J. HARRIS. •
MOORE. In memory of our dear sister,
SELINA MOORE, wife of the late John
Moore, who died one year ago. November
17. 1926.
On the hillside, softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one we love so dearly.
In her lone and silent grave.
The flowers we place upon her grave
Mav wither and decay.
But the love for her who sleeps beneath
Will never fade away.
Then let our sorrows eease to flow.
God has recalled his own:
And let our hearts be content to say.
Thy will he done.
HER SISTERS. MISS TI’CRFTI\ THOMP
SON. MRS CHARLOTTE STRANGE.
MRS. AMANDA GOTT. AND BROTH
ER-IN-LAW. JOHN E. STRANGE. •
PHILLIPS. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear son and brother. JOHN H.
PHILLIPS, who died two years ago to
day. November 18. 1925.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
MOTHER. SISTER AND BROTHER. •
REYNOLDS. In sad but loving remem
brance of our dear mother, daughter and
sister. MARA’ M. REYNOLDS, who de
parted this life two years ago. November
18. 3925.
On the hillside, softly sleeping
Where the oak trees gently wave.
Lies the one we loved so dearly
In her lonely silent grave.
No one knows how we miss her.
No one knows how sad we feel.
Blit in heaven we hope to meet her
Where no fareweli tears are shed.
MOTHER FATHER. SISTERS. BROTH
ERS AND SON’S. •
BTEFLE. Sacred to the memory of our dear
wife and mother ANNIE L. STEELE, who
who left ns four years ago today. Novem
ber 18 1923.
Four long years have passed away.
But memory still lives on:
Our hearts are sad and lonely today
For the love of our dear one gone. „
THE FAMILY. •
THOMPSON. In sad but loving remem
brance of niv dear mother. MARI THOMP
SON Inee Browni. who departed this lifa
three years ago today. November 18. 1924.
I saw you suffer
And 1 heard you sigh.
But all I could do
Was to sit and cry.
Oh. how patient in .vour suffering
When no hand could give you ease.
God. the helper of the helpless.
Saw your grief and sent you peace.
LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY WOODSON.
Detroit. Mich. •
WILKINSON. In sad but loving remem
brance of our dear beloved one CLIFTON
L. WILKINSON, who departed this life
seventeen years ago today. November 18,
1910. THE FAMILY. •
WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance of our
dear son and brother. ARTHUR LEE
WILLIAMS, who imparted this life five
years ago today. November 18. 1922.
In our hearts your memory lingers.
Always tender, fond and true;
There is not a day. dear Arthur.
That we do not think of you.
the Family. *
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