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THE EVENING STAR, WASHTNGTOyT, D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, IfflS.
WAY WORKERS
PLAN REALTY SALE
Employes of Southern to Dis
pose of Property if Office
Is Moved.
With removal of the offluen of the
Southern Railway from the prenent
location at Thirteenth street ami
Pennsylvania avenue virtually cer
tain through passage by the Senate
yest* relay of the Elliott hill, providing
for purchase of the "triangle" for
Government building, employee of the
railway company have initiated a
move to form a co operative real es
tate organization for disposal of their
real estate in case the Southern
moves Its headquarters from Wash
ington to another city.
K. S. Wynn, vice president of the
railway company, however, stood pat
on the statement of Fairfax Harri
son, president of the road, that the
SoutheiiJi has made no decision re
garding removal of the general offices
from the present structure In the
"triangle," and, pending a decision,
would not make any announcement
of the company’s plans. Those behind
the move to organize the co-operative
real estate company declined to re
veal their names or further details
of their plans, although they said re
moval of the offices of the company
to another city would work ‘’great
hardship" on many of the 2,200 em
ployes of the road in Washington.
"Removal of the general offices from
Washington means disaster to hun
dreds of people," a spokesman for the
employes’ group declared. “It. means
homes broken up, families separated,
property values destroyed and finan
cial difficulties for many. Hundreds
are now paying for homes that would
have to be sacrificed. Either these
conditions or the a’ ernative—which
would result in a situation equally dis
astrous—the giving up by many em
ployes of a life’s work for which they
i had equipped themselves during many
years of training. What this would
mean to the clerks long In the service
and who are buying homes is obvious.”
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our investments, and
make a thorough exam
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a year, at irregular pe
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quired to forward to
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| THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Fair tonight
and tomorrow; slowly rising tempera
ture; lowest temperature tonight about
20 degrees,
Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor
row: somewhat warmer In west and
Houth portions tonight; rising tempera
ture tomorrow.
Virginia and West Virginia—Fair
tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising
temperature.
Record for Twenty-four Hours.
Thermometer—4 p.m„ 29; 8 p.m.,
24; 12 midnight, 21; 4 a.m., 17; 8 a.m.,
lf>; noon, 33.
Barometer—4 p.m., 80.49; 8 p.m.,
30.46; 12 midnight, 30.44; 4 a.m., 30.41;
8 a.m., 30.50; noon, 30.61.
Highest temperature, 33. occurred
at noon today, lowest temperature,
13, occurred at 5:50 a.m. today.
Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 47; lowest, 36.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today—Low tide, 12:30 a.m. and 12:35
p.m.; high tide, 6:09 n.m. and 6:37 p.m.
Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:25 a.m. and
1:31 p.m.; high tide, 7:07 a.m. and
7:32 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 7:27 a.m.; sun sets
4:59 p.m.
Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sun
sets 5 p.m.
Moon rises 3:29 p.m.; sets 5:49 a.m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls—Clear.
Weather In Various Cities.
Tenioeraiura
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Station*. 1*? o— Weather
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Abilene .'to 48 41 : JS .. . . Cloudy ~
Albany 30.22 20 20 Pt cloudy
Atlanta ....30.5H 32 )* .... Clear
Atlantic Citv 30.40 2S 20 .... Clear
Baltimore .. 30.4 H2H 20 .... Clear
ltirminirham. 30.6 H 32 IS .... Clear
Bmmarek ...30.00 lit S 0.00 Clear
Boston 30.12 30 22 .... Clear
Buffalo 30.30 24 20 0.00 Snow
Charleston . 30.00 30 20 Clear
Cincinnati .. 30 50 20 IK Clear
Cleveland ..30.40 23 20 ....Cloudy
Col mbia S.C. 30 00 .. 10 .... fear
lienvcr 30 34 40 30 .... C ear
Detri.it 30 40 22 20 .... Cloudy
E! Paso... 30.24 Oil 3H Clear
Galveston .. 30 53 42 40 .... Clear
Helena 30.20 4S 30 .... Cloudy
Huron S. p. 30.14 14 « Clear
Indianapolis 30.52 24 18 .. ■ • ?,jea r
Jacksonville. 30 50 42 2K .... Clear
Kansas Citv. 30 40 30 24 Cloudy
I.<is Amreles. 30.10 So 5H t ear
tatulsville ..30 00 20 20 .... Clear
Miami. Fla.. 30.3 HO4 44 C ear
N Orleans... 30 00 42 32 .... Clear
New York... 30.34 2S IK Clear
Oltla City... 30 48 44 28 r. ! l Pir l
Omaha 30 24 32 22 <Joudy
Philadelphia 30 40 28 22 Pt eioudy
flioenix .. . 30.14 72 40 Clear
ittsbureh . 30.50 20 10 .. . Cloudy
orllano.Me 30.02 20 20 .... Clear
Porlland.Ore. 30 22 42 34 008 Rain
! Raloitrh N.C. 30.50 32 22 Clear
S I.nke Citv. 30 50 44 32
San Antonio. 30 52 50 38 .... Cloudy
San Dirrn. .30 00 OS 52 .... Clear
! S Krannseo 30.24 00 40 Cloudy
St. Lmlla. ..30 52 32 22 ....Clear
St Paul 30H0 10 2 .... < lotidy
’Seattle 30 118 54 42 0,10 Rato
Spokane ...3o 28 28 28 .... Cloudy
WASH . DC.3O 50 30 13 Clear
roRKION.
n am. Greenwich time, today !
Stations. Temi>eraturr weather
Loiidotu En el and 40 Clear
Parla. France 44 Part cloudy
Vienna. Austria JO Snow
Stockholm. Sweden 28 Part cloudy
Gibraltar. Spain 50 Clear
• Noon Greenwich time today.!
Horta (Fayall. A lores .. 50 Cloudy
I Current obaervaUpn*,!
Hamilton. Bermuda. .... 68 Part cloudy
San Juan. Porto Rico.... 78 Cloudy
Havana. Cuba ”2 Cloudy
1 Colon. Canal Zone 74 Cloudy
W. D. HINDS DIES.
Founder of Toilet Preparation Firm
Found Dead.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., January
5 (A*). —Walter D. Kind*. 63. founder
of a famous toilet preparation manu
facturlnjf company which bears his
name, was found dead In his bed at
Ids Winter home here yesterday.
The body will be taken to Portland,
Me., Hinds’ former home, where fu
neral services will be held.
Francis A. Macknutt Dies.
RICHMOND, Ind., January f» (/P). —
Francis Augustus Macknutt, 64, for
mer Richmond resident, died Decem
ber 30 at Hchloss llatzotz, Hrlxen,
Italy, according to an announcement
received here today. He had been
secretary of the American Legation
at Constantinople and at Madrid, and
later became the first American to be
appointed high chamberlain to the
Pope at Rome. Macknutt is also the
author of several books of historical
nature and a contributor to maga
zines.
’ SHIPPING NEWS
. Arrivals at nnd Sailings From
New York.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Fi ance—Havre December 28
Mongolia—San Francisoo Irei-ember 17
AntiUama—Southampton December 20
Franconia—Havana January 1
Western World—Huenos Airus. . Dei-eiida.-i lb
Haiti —Paramaribo Jieceniber 24
Cleveland—Hamburg December 24
DDK TODAY.
Fort st. George—Bermuda January 3
Silvia—St. John's.... January J
Bogota—Puerto Colombia December 24
Za«ai>a —Santa Marta Decern tier 27
Munargo—Nassau January 1
Suffren—Havre December 24
DUE TOMORROW.
Hamilton—Norfolk January ft
Antonio bonea —Barcelona ....December 3
DUE SATURDAY. JANUARY 7.
Iroquois—Bermuda January 6
Columbia—West Indies cruise.
DUE SUNDAY. JANUARY 8.
Ascania—Southampton December 2f>
Republic—Bremen December 28
Toloa—Port Linton December 31
DUE MONDAY. JANUARY 0.
American Banker—London December 31
Caledonia—Glasgow December 31
Fort Victoria—Bermuda January 7
Hamburg—Hamburg De-ember 30
Laconia—Liverpool December 31
Lauren tie—Liverpool .December 31
Minnewaska—London De<s;mher 31
Santa Luisa— Valparaiso December 21
San Lorenzo—San Juan January A
DUE TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.
Araguaya—Bermuda January 8
Orizaba—Havana January 7
President Polk —World cruise.
Majestic—Southampton ....... .January 4
Baiacoa—Puerton Colombia. ... December 3o
DUE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 11.
Paris—-Havre January 4
Devonian—Antwerp December 30
OUTGO! mTsTKA M ERS.
SAILING TODAY
Cnamo—San Juan and Santo Domingo City.
Haiti—St. Thomas. Martinique and Para
maribo.
Dominica—St. Thomas. Martinique and
Trinidad.
Oscar ll—Chrlstiansand Oslo and Copen
hagen.
President Hayes—-Cristobal and Pacific
Coast,
Santa Elisa—Cristobal. Iqulque and Val
paraiso.
Ameri. an Trader—Plymouth and London.
Araguaya—Bermuda.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Lgpl&inl—Halifax. Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Antwerp.
Resolute—Cruise around the world,
Aouiiania—Cherbourg and Southampton.
Frame—Mediterranean cruise
A man ne—lnegua. Cape Haiti and Port an
Prince
Batch us—La Guayra. Puerto Cabeilo and
Maracaibo.
Munsrgo—Nassau.
Bolivar—Port au Prince. Cartagena and
Puerto Colombia.
SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY 7.
Adriatic—Mediterranean cruise.
Minnekahds—Plymouth. Boulogne and Lon
don
Andama—Queenstown and Liverpool.
I Franconia—Cruise around the world.
| Athrnia—MoviUc and Glasgow.
, Antonia—Plymouth. Havre and London.
; He banco—bruise to the West Indies,
i Kina E.—lhierto Plata. Maeorls and Santo
Domingo City.
San Juan—San Ju An.
Yauban—Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and
Buenos A tree.
V olendam—Plymouth. Roulogne and Rot
terdam.
Port St George—Bermuda
Ulua—Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon.
Carrillo—Santiago. Kingston. Tela and
Puerto Barrios.
Suffren—Havre.
Slboney—Havana.
Ham—Si. Thomas. Martinique and St.
Vincent.
Maraval—Grenada. Trinidad and George
town
Silvia—Halilax and St. John'e.
Manaqui—Santiago. Kingston and Puerto
Colombia.
SAILING MONDAY. JANUARY 0.
Columbus—Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bre
men .
SAILING TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.
Antonio latpez—Uadis am! Barcelona.
1 Canada—Ornn. Algiers ami Tunis
! Cristobal—Port an Prince and Cristobal.
. Mexico— Havana
SAILING WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 11.
Caraboho— San Juan. La Guayra and Puer
to Cabeilo
Edison—Plr.ieus. Patras and Beirut
! Zsc.ip.v—Kingston, Cristobal. Puerto Colom
bia and Santa Marta
SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 12.
! American Shipper—Plymouth and London.
; ban Lorenso—San Juan ami Santo Domingo
I city.
; Mongolia—Havana. Cristobal and Pacific
Coast.
I Tam*—Cristobal. Iqttique ami Valparaiso
Cleveland—Queenstown. Cherbourg and Ham
burg
Arnguava—Bermuda.
LOST.
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lar Reward i( returned to 2304 Maasachu
> setts a* e _ ___ _ li*
Ill)STt>N HAG. leather containing shotgun
• hells which fell I runt automobile Monday,
probably on Pa. »v* or Marlboro id. Phone
ShaiKls Frank 040 _ A*
BOS’foS TFRMIKR brio,Vie with while on
neck amt face uncltpptd ears t year old
answers to name "Lucky" license lag No
l tllU A Reward, Call Adams Atl, 3100
Woodland drive
IlßAiLLET—Anisth.v.l and nearls January
3 Finder nleaae phone, after 0 pm, or 8
am nl Adams 083 ft _
CLASS PIN, item I studded onyx, with gold
ship initials "T. II 8 " Finder please phone
Potomac 4410 Reward
COl.Llk large, Mown. tour white’UJ?| and
while spot on forehead: answering to the
Halite of "Jewel," Finder return to 1133 I Mh
st n w reward •
i DIAMOND RING in ballroom at Mayflower
Hotel night lhrcemtier 27 ltt'J, Hr want.
Wisconsin '.’KA7 •**
D<H« Sot all while .-oltle with light SreVR
Simla _ Reward Phone C.jeve 241
UElr PIN. siber on F »t »at or oth H sts,
uw very valuable as keepsake Reward.
Phone l.pn-tdn 8108 Mrs Jarman *
MONEY In Mod together, between 2nd an,
:lr*t mi Penn,* a*e nw or voiint* litwra
treat'd. Address Box 774 S, Htar ottl.c «•
DVFIINIi.IIT HAU Is-tween Westminster
■p<d Heist,, slow n dew aid. Helm it to Mis
Ida U»,lr 02T M 8t ns
PACKET brown lealhrr, loose leaf taoil lin
ing cheeks, passe* and nlhot pajwrs » atuatde
In owner only lost Saturday. Ikwemt'ei *1
Ant 1 07 ‘•oott Retnmnt id •
PIN Small Itowkunl pin, diamond m ceotci
and 7 emeralds, safely catch lewatai. Call
Franklin DUO
PtN A su'd no,ul pin. on Januai* 3 Re
want If ivtitrnrsl l„ 304 4 t» nw, Phono
West ltd •
POCIiF t'IUIOK. cont,doing sold l*m’il. In i
hall into i, .4only tot tenant to owner,
Ant 7 nun u ft •
P'H KF I'RikiK black sain* iw-tween lAtb
anil R tnih amt l and UoktenW'ig » Rewaid
Phone lira,He* 12| J •
POt.lt'P iiu, male, 3 veil* old extra toes
on Itiiiti Ira initials H U N. C on guitar
(date tow ant l ine,do P 0.14
Pvtl II I! P* |* Sunday evening Return to
Hl’l Bsi n w reward
PURSE woman’s initials on t'.oh "tl R
V Lost Monday afternoon at !»h and Pa
ate o** R,war,l 'Viifviudn or. A*
811 VRItWARi' 4"niece* near Navy Vary!
ICW aid Call Potomac ,*»4*
'VA’i't H lad* • white void Elgin Initial*
”<* 8 M 1 Reward 1200 living nw. Mis
Ma,
W.vTHI l H.\IN with Masonic ring and
holla alia, bed neat 81a, building Phone
1 C w\eeh> Mj)i)t 8818 Ri waot *
iVIIIW tVATtii Swl** make leather stiap
initials ’F, V 3, ' Phono Wiscynisin 47*2,
Hew ant ' »
8.12 At 7ill and Shenherd *l» n w 2 ten*.
2 , live* ami 2. tints" ’yrwaPi—
HNKIUI HKMIHNM.
Mil** tw li Siiirlo#/
Glide Bros, Co., 1212 F St.
GEO, C SHAFFER
Our Only Store, 14th A Rye
BLACKISTONFa. 1407 H
I IW'dbtiibl I'lot a I
'‘‘'ai’kiVostr
Cart of Cftanbs
W••DONAI,D. The family of MICHAEL H
McDONALD wi*h to expms* ihnir *>n'-ere
appreciation to the many friend* for th«>lr
sympathy nn>l U-.niti I 'll floral tribute* at
the time of hi* death. •
JBeatfjs.
ftOOTIf. On Monday, January 2. 1028 at
'I übr-rrtilosi* Hospital. l/if'IHK BOOTH.
Funeral Saturday. January 7. 9 am.. St,
Cyprian’* Church. Interment Mt. Olivet
Cemetery. •
liOVD. Departed thin life <ni<Werily on Jan
iiaiy 2, 1928, at Philadelphia. Pa..
CHABLKB H. BOYD, beloved eon of Came
Boyd Smith, loving brother of William
ilitinkyi Bovd. devoted grandson of Laura
Bovd mid nephew of Ali<-e Boyd Hender
eon of Baltimore, Md. and (Lolly) Helen
Bovd She leave* many other relative* and
friend*. Funeral from hi* late residence,
211 t Blh »i. n.w.. Saturday, January 7. at
2 rim. Rev. Robert Anderson officiating.
Relative* and friend* Invited to attend.
Remain* resting at the W. F.rnest Jarvi*
funeral parlor. 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. «
(OKKEV. Suddenly on Tuesday. January
it, 1928. at 1 it.m.. at Casually Hospital
JOHN J COFFEY l/eloved »on of the
late Miehael and Margaret Coffey. ri
neral from hi* late re aide nee. Jill o *t
*.e . Kridav. January 9, at 8 .10 a m ;
thenen to St. Peter * Church, where re
iiulem ma** will lie aaid at it am. Mili
tary interrnegt at Arlington Cemetery,
under the auspiee* of the Gen. Nelson A
Mile* Camp. No. 1. United Spanish War
Veterans. ft*
DOUGLASS. Thursday, January ft 1028. at
11 am., at her re»idence, 818 A st, n.e..
I.Atilt A A. DOUGLASS. tieloved wife of
the late Charie* K. Douglas*. Funeral »n
--nouneement later •
DOV. On Tuesday, January 3. 1023. at 7:4ft
pm,, at hi* residenee. 2110 Ward pi. n w
DANIEL R. LOV. the beloved husband of
Be*»ie Mallory Lov. only sou of Kuhcti
A. and Cora K. Doy inee Wheelert. Fu
neral Sunday. January 8. at 1 ©clock from
the Mt. Zion M. E. Church.
FI AhO. On Wednesday. January 4. 1927, at
hi* reside in e. 120 ft Taibert st. se.. ED
WARL FLAGG. Funeral from the ahovs
residence on Friday. January «. at 10 a m.
Interment Glen wood Cemetery. ft
FOWI.FIK. On Monday. Jar.uarv 2. 11128. at
her residence. Oakland. Md., ROSETTA E
beloved wife of George A. Fowler, aired 74
yea: *. Funeral from the above resideme ■
on Friday. January d. at 19.10 am serv- j
Has* at Forentville Episcopal Church at ;
11 a.m Relative* and friends invited.!
Interment Forestville Cemetery. ft j
FOX. Tuesday, January 1028. at 4pm. j
EMMA JANE FOX < nee Lewisi. wife - f !
Joseph W Fox. Funeral Friday, January j
ti. at 12:20 pm. from her late residence.
ft.VI 14th *t. s.e. Relative* and friends in
vited Interment at Alexandria. Va.
(Alexandria and Baltimore papers please
copy. I (j
GOODRICH. On Wednesday. Jan ia-y 4
IM2B. at the re*iden< ; of Mr*. la-ne Adt
900 It st. n.e.. MARY H. GOODRICH
Servees will fie hell at Zurborst funeral
parlor*. .’lOl East Capitol st . on Friday.
January 0 at 2 p.m. Interment in Glen
wood Cemetery.
GRIFFIN. Departed this life on W'ednesday
January 4. IP2B. alter a lingering illness.
MARY GRIFF’IN. She leaves three sis
ters. one brother, one nieie. one nephew,
many other relative* and friend*. Funeral
Saturday. January 7. at 1 p.m.. from the
ie*!de'iee of her ei*ter, Mr*. Carrie Battle.
2212 M st. n w. R-v C. C. Williams offi
ciating Relative* and friends invited. In
terment at Payne's Cemetery. 8*
GRIFFITH. Peacefully, at Annapolis. Mil.,
on November 17 11127 MARY r WORTH
INGTON MILNOR widow of Dr. Monte
Griffith of Washington. I). C., daughter of
John Nelson Lloyd Milnor and 9u*an Johns
S* mme* sister of Llovd Milnor and the
lS'.~ Joseph Ksrkh>-ide Milnor. in th<- 74th
veer of her axe. Funeral from the chapel. ■
Gtcenmount Cemetery Baltimore Md.. at
2 o'clock. Saturday. January 7. 11*28. j
i New York and Richmond papers please
• court *>•
HAMMOND. On Wednesday. January 4. 1928
I.AVRA M HAMMOND beloved mother
of the late John G. Krohr. Funeral from
Zurhorst funeral parlor. 3rd and East
Capitol st*.. Saturday. January 7 at van
a m ; thence to Holy Trimtr Church at
sclft am., where mass will be said for the
repose of her soul. Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Glenwood Cemetery, ti*
HARRIS. On Tuesday. January 3. 1928.
after a brief illness at hi.*, re*iderve 2239
13'h st P . ALBERT R HARRIS, de
voted hu»oand of Jarue Hill Harris. Fu
neral Saturday. January 7. at 1 .10 p m
at Lincoln Temple Church. 11th and R
st*. ii.w. Fnend# ami relatives invited
• Baltimore. New York Harrisburg. Pitts
burgh papers please is.py t
HKNDKRKOV Departed this life on Tues- i
day. January 3 1928, at her residence. I
-145 L *t. nw„ after a long illness.
MAI DE M . beio.-e I wife of Walter T
Henderson Funeral Friuav. January *U at ‘
~ pm . from Janifer * funeral parlors i
Ills 22nd st. nw. Interment Wood'.awn !
Cemetery.
HIM.. Departed this life Wednesday mom- ;
ing January 4 1928 it 8 29 o'clock, after )
a brief illness LOUISE, wife of the late
Euxen* E Hill »rwi rrother of Alonzo L
Eugene G and I. Charles Hill: sister of j
Henrietta Goodwin of Philadelphia. Pa. Fu
neral Saturday January 7. at 1 n m . front i
Asbury M £ Church 11th and K sis. n.w
! H 11.1.. A1! members of Richard H. Gleaves ]
Asaembiy. No. 2 Order of the Gokleu Circle. i
are requested to assemble at 1528 loth
et n.w, Friday. January «, 1928. at 8
nm. ta hold twilight service* over the '
remains of our. departed sister. Loyal
i*ady LOUISE HILL.
„ BSRWa WALL Lora! Lady Ruler.
H. REBECCA BEASON. Loyal Lady Sect.
6*
HIM- The officers ajvl members of Electa
Chapter. No 8. O. E. 8 will please meet
Saturday. January 7. 192.8. 12 39 pm at
Asbtfry M. E Church. 11th and K ste
n w . to attend the iuneral of our Pa«t
Matron El.tZ A BETH HILL Be order of:
MA! DK KING Royal Matron.
COLEMAN. Royal Patron
BLANCHE COCHILL. See 8
HIM- The Ladies' Ciissrock Society an
nounce* the death of Mr# LOUISE HILL i
Funeral Satunlay. January 7 isrjfl. at 1-
p m . Irom Asbury M. E. Church, comer
11th and K sta. ti w.
_ w , L. J HART, president.
T. M. RIRIELL. Secretary
HILL Menders of Oueen Victoria House
hold of Ruth. No. 1.11, G, U. 0. o! 0. F .
are urgently requested to attend a call
meeting Frid*y. January 8. at 8 pm. at
the hall to arrange for the funeral of our
late inmate. LOUISE HILL
GEORGIA A SMITH M N. G.
FREDERICK A SABRS W R *
JACKB4IN. Ente-ed sternal rest. Wclnesilay
January 4 1928. at 842 pn> after a
twieC illness, which she bore with Chris
tian fortitude Mrs EMMA L. JACKSON
Iwioved mother of Mr* Mary Mullen am?
niolher-m-Uw of Sergt. John Mulieii She
leave* to mourn their Was many niece*
and nephew* F'smeral trevm chape! of
Ikivd and Wsison. H»th am? L sts it* i
Friday. January 6. at 8p m Fr e:n!« \o>! j
relative# invils! Hem tins will twr taken :
to Troy. Va. for burial. * |
IiiHAmIA. ivpartfsl this life Monday Jan- I
n*rv 2 at Fieedmen a Ho»t>ital, alter a
short illness ANNIE A„ wite of the Sate
Rn-haPl Johnwui, she leaves to mourn I
thnr 1o*» one sister, one brother and ;
other re’sttvr* *;id Ir.emte Remit:!’* ry»s- !
ins at Jv'hu T Rhine* A Co.'s isinera! i
chnjw-l. dtv! and Eye »t* s.w F'uneral 1
Friday January d 130 pm. fryiu 1
Shiloh Baptist thurch. 5 I
i JOHNSON. Tuewtay , January 3 1928. at j
19:25 mi at her residency. ltt*l J1 tuner
»f N Rrentwoo.l, Miss KLI2\«ETM
• I.usiei JOHNst'N. itrvotevl sister ot
Mr» M ’ll*i:it' V*iK»r, W.i> r 3 I V v rr
nirtv*. i>np n*»i'hrw artvl b.'%\ us otvr i
j-tKiUvi** FfuUr I
.UiiUArjr « t ia»iu llrrutHfKHi A M K turn (
Church, at 1 pm. Rev \V R Jones i
oRn-isting lotr-ment Harmony Cemetery
Ssrrtnl of Govt, well Anie
Praise Nr thy new eniploy;
Ami while eternal ages mil.
Rest m thy Master s toy,
THE FAMILY. •
Mt \t BK. On WMI newt ay January 4. 4928
!l UlllAßtT twlovevl wile ot the tale .
Kerry Krause F'noeral fivtti the less
ceri.e ot her vianghter. Mss Mse lVwhng
4T3vt t’th st. n w on Satnrvlay. Jannsty |
. at 939 ant Beryt.v-» si the First
Rrliunml Church t.ith »ikl Mon:>*e si*
ii » at 111 o cloi K ReSatives ami friends
timtevl. 1 liternreot Ukiismtl vVnrrte v. 9*
I.FVt Is. thi Tursilay. January 3. 1928. at
1 *9 Pm . at her lesuieu y, ItHl M.tsst
vhusetts live nw , KLTz.aBKTH HOW.tRh
LEW 18 Iwknpl wile ol Dr Sleph i J ,
Lewi*, ami mother of Niephtvt J Lewis, j
•v ' vianghter of the late Ke<v end am l 1
Mr*, Williatii J. How arvl. ami sister of the
laic Amne It How arvl, Bertha How anl i
ColUn* Dr. Wiltiam J How ad. I.ovtv«-
Jlowaryl Pack. Joa tla I* Howard, Irwva i
flow arvl .Allen. ai«it Roih AV How sty! Fu
nei al !*y>m her Sale restdeo-e Friday at
1 .19 pm Relatives and friends mvitevt j
I.RMIV Olßiti* and memt«ers ot the T It
A A are notUte>! ot the death v*t Mrs
Kl.tlS.aßElM HOW \R!' LEWIS
F V v. MERRITT, Dtvsv.ieot,
J 1 GRAY. Secretary
!IVM M. »>ii Wislm-w!yy rvrnnif January 4
j tt»2B at her residem-e 2|97 Oat , A.SN V
ROBAI.I A. the second rUSesv tw-.i’y o
ilanyhier ot the late John Arthur am! <
Maria lonise lyoyh Funeral trunv the
•tie lr*idem-e t hems' to 8t Matthews'
vat hone t'hvuvh on Ratuiylav Janna»y t. }
at it o chwK intertneot at Mount t'hyvi s
tVmeterv, 9*
iMi AI AHt*N On AA'eybvrsvlay, Jan cat v 4
tMvh al the t.swill) lysvii. me . , Don
HecttiUl vve nw. v'v'R SE» It Mils
vUustvlt-r id FianA J ami 1 niUao U M. ;
Motion Fouci.il Bom the ohnr\'h o! 8t
Thomas llie Ano«lk>, AA omli.-y ni amt ' Ih :
st ii w on Fitilwv. Jaouaiv 9, at >i ant
jh lends touted Inlet tiuni at A'dvyoy
MttttßK. SmMeotv oo January 3 Id's it
|9s icsnKi'ie 4809 slu-tilt id ne Jy'HN
MiHiRK lelevoi hustvamt id Bai?i Vy.....y-
He ivave* yuie yMittthter, hie sou* ami a
biist of isdauyey tyi uunirn thetr !yi»» R,
uiatiis leslio* at the AA Finest Ja«y»s t o
luneral ti*r)ot« 2»'42 Ga aie n w N,‘ltye
id tuoyoal letsi
AIHR AN MtnMenly Tue» lai. Janos, t .1
1928 at 2a in El I'RENCfc t Mi'HW
?t totieikemy Hosiulat Fonnat seivl.y*
min Leo's yhapet .'ii, tV|oi»,ll\a».a to
nw AatoryU.' Jatittai V ?, at ’ pm s
F* tend* my Hist Intei un tit at t\*>t r*
stonal tvwu tm y ti*
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IBVR. at her >Y;i‘h’oyy al. Fast i'ip.t.l
it , ANNA aRi*MaA FIL twdoVyy ynte vs
Roli.it M Mimtsiut Neiyt.y*y will I*l Kehi >
Cil Imtnirst tuoeoa. no.Kn« wt Ka>t tap i
lid st on B*toiylav }me »-» i, at M nut
nleinnut UI»n»i>ol tv meter) 8
I'ANKF.tt tht t'Hntwiay Jannai* K, A928.
at the testikutyi' of In . dan*Kin*. * », |
dame* t Htodvi H.,Aw\ A widow ol !
Ahe lata Avtll\*«t Vat*er. >W h>v tsl j
tnothir of t'liaiWa A \\iwns anit Mao s I
, feliidwl. in the Riba .Avar ot he* *a j
\ um-roi Batoola> **HUar) 1 sA 8 Ayi
a ttt , theityp to Mt IS.tntnty » ) huri n
w lone .auon ui ma»* wtH ?w »U"« iA, 9
e tn. for the ryoyvst of wee syutl Rata ]
Anas »nd JtiemAs In tied Inlet meet at
Gleowyiml t yoovtin v ilLinw.u* PM8"• j
tvtaase Witt I
r *J T, frs A-qrj A.! V& !
PAY NR deiolvd ylahshlei yd 1m > a*nt
the tat* .ptndt Fa'oe aster of Lati wj
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POLLEV. Or. Wcdncwlay, January 4. 1928,
HENRY G b»-loved husbaod of Fthef
Policy Foreral from the .esirlein-e of hi*
father, William G. Pollev. 149 A st.
n,e„ Saturday. January 7. at 8:39 am.
therie.- to 8t Joseph * Church where mas*
will be said at !» o'clock for the repo**-
of her soul. Interment private at Ar
lington National Cemetery. Pteawj omit
flower*. 6
NAIITW. Passed to the great beyerd Jan
iiary 4 J92H CALIP BMITH of Imi
H *t. ne. He leave* a devote/I mother a
number of t»ro»her* an<l *l-ter* also a
host of other relative* ao<l friem!*. Fo
neral Thursday Jar.iiary .7 at 1 r> m f-osn
the George B. f.larke Co, f’lne-aj chapel.
14:9 Florida ave. n e Interment Indian
Head. Md.
3.MITH. Suddenly, on January 3 1 923 at
h.a residence 314 Oakdale st. n.w MOR
GAN SMITH Ndove.l brother of Afrt Net
tin Bvrnan Alice Sanford and Percy Smith.
Remain* resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
Bo • t ineral parlor* 2222 Ga are n vt.
Funeral from 122.7 Urkkri *t. n.e . F**idav.
at 7 p m R»-v. Barroi Edward offi'iaring.
Interment F'ort Valley, Ga.
THfiMA.B. On Wednewlav. January 4 ]?*2k
at Southern R*diel Horn* 240.1 pernsy.-
yam a ave o * EMMA J. THOM A 8
Se.vir-e* at the a ;f H, ri e, o, f;r,r r a
home. 2001 14th st n.w.. on Friday J*r
uary 9 at 19 39 a.m. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery
TYLER. Budd • niy on January 3 1928 »t
re* <iei.ee 1992 Vt. ave r. -» WIL
LIAM J- TYLER chairman of trie hos'd
of trustee* of .he Vermont Avenue !!»r>-
tiwt Church. t»e,overt ~ .©and of H:Jda •>
Tvier, devoted father <,f Laura Edward
F annie Ge»<rre and William J Tv
Body well he in *tat* at church from
8 a.m *o 1 p.m. Friday. ¥.•«;»*»: Fri
day Jan .a y 9. frr.m the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Ohur< h at 1 pm. «iey.
Jume* fl Willi*, pastor. Fr.end* ir
vited Interment Harmony f >me!enr .
family lot. 5
TVLFIR. A speejal 'i>mm ;nUatio n of War
ren Lodge No. 8 V. A A M wpl be
held Friday. Januirv 9 for tiw p j-p*,*e
of attending the funeral of P>»t Ma*ter
WILLIAM J TYLER Funeral from V.
nioiit A venire Pontist Ch-ireß 1 pm n-•
cnely RALPH J O BARPEP. Mister
W. ft WF.BTROY 8 <.
AA AI.KF.R. On Tuesday. Jar iary 3. 1923
at the residence of hi* grand mot he' 192-5
New Jersey ave 1; GYaMA BX-IFORD
■ W’ALKfIR. are>l 21 month* Finera:
Friday 11 am., January 9 from X-*m 4t
Allen* f parlors. 12th and Florida
! ave. n.w. •
I W ILL!AMBDV On Wednesday. January 4
1928 at 1:30 pm . at her re*id*n<r f 431
1 st s.e . CLARA V'.. helovad wife of
William A Williamson and daughter of
the late William B am! Marr M. I>of*ev
ami devoted mother of Mrs John E Fort
of Ke\*er. W. Va - Mr* Garnsoti W Be ;
of Gaither«hurg Md.. and the late William
Ra.ph Wdiiajrson. Funerai from the
Methodist F.piwopal Church 14th and V
»t* »e.. Friday. January 9 at 2 39 pm
Relative* and friend* invite-: to attend,
j Imerment at Congressional Cemetery. ♦
W ,O" January 4. Ifr2B WILLIAM
ELMER feioved son of John F and Rote
D. Windsor agerl 4 4 year*. Funerai from
W W. Deal * tineral home. 819 H «t n.e.
Servt'v* on January 7. a; Forrests 1 # Md
Eoisfonal Choi, h at 11 am. Relative*
and friend# invited to attend. Intertneot
Forrestville. Md. q
N IN.Bf.OW. Departe.l this life Wednearjsy
n V? r y 4 1929 at 119 pm. at the
b 4P*i*« Home VIRGINIA F
WINSLOW widow of the late Liisfser
Winsji.w, mother of I»ttie W.nli'* and
the late Lindsey V inslow. tr. and sister
of Mrs. Mmerva Brown. Notice ot fu
neral hereafter. •
j EIF-R. On January 4 1928 at the home of
t l, - . r ‘\ T - v ‘"Harle^
B oIF.R of fTitla Je.'ph.ia Site of ion C
Pt. n f \\ ißtumr.on D. C. Notice of fu
nerai later.
Jn fUemoriam.
Ir> Jnving memory of my "inher.
FtF.TTIE < RANSTON GILKEV d!*vi Jan
uary 292 1. LILLIE. •
CI.AMOII. In *u! bn: lov.ng r»ruen: branoo
«»u ami brother. MILTON N.
GLA>* BE. who departed this !*.le four
years ago today. January 5. 1924.
Four T-ars ago with al! Its change*.
Hifve death strangely bade 3» Part:
Cut dear Milton, with all Ms haace*.
Cannot take you from h»arte
. THE FAMILT. •
HAMPTON. In loe ng ’ rememb'yn'W 0 f m
belored wife MARTHA HAMPTON whi
departe<s tin* iife two year* agj todty. Jan
uary ft. lt»2d.
Ti* «wcet to be re«nemlvered.
And a pleasant thing u» find.
Although you may be ahse-t
i Vom are i]*ajr« in niy m.nd
H H B AMPTON SO HrSBAN 'D THOMAS
HANEY. In !oy;or ritmemb»ar»cg of my
dear father J.4MEB W HANEY who de
: parted «h s life seventeen year* ago Uslv.
January 5. 1911
HIS DAUGHTER EFTTE. •
: LANK. Saere*f to th* meni' -v of my de
voted son. WILLIAM H LAST who left
me four year* ago today. January 5. 1924.
j So tow was the voice of Jesus
That :t di-1 not nra*-h err ears.
1 But he he.)it the sou-si ..f h;« Master
Ami was full of ;or ami -beer
LOVING MOTHER
Another rear has just ended.
Another sun has set
Oh this work! w >uld be hke beaver
If I coil Ui hear Wjl'ism * voice again
DEVOTED SIBTER NELLIE •
MILLER. In sad but to'irvg rrasrmbrance
2/,. *-ar sistr IDA ELI7.ABET3
MILLER, who departed ti:# !if* 16 year*
ago today. January 5. 1912.
We cannot tel! who next may fall
Beneath Thy 'hastening tvwj.
One must be first, but let us all
Prepare l*> me-t our Gvh:
HF.R BINTER. HATTIE MILLER •
MOSS. In memory of our daring daughter
ard sister HaRRIETTE ELI Ja3ETH
MOb« who feii aswen m wtir Fathers
keeping or.e year ago today
Rest, beloved stunt, rest,
tn heaven blest.
LONELY MOTHER. PADDT AND
Louise •
MI SK. la loving Temembrance of cur ki
tug Uushaiwl and lather LEONARD
MI SE, who depaitcd this life two yeans
ago today. January ft. 1928
Tis sweet ti' be reswembered
And a pleasant thing to 5 -4,
A!thi>ugh yvni may N* aiwent
You are 3>» *y* 'n our nurd
HIS WIFE L'VILLE. AND DAUGHTER
LUCILLE JR. •
MUSE. In sad but lovitur reaie’nNrita.ve of
{ £JU. ***! LEONARD KX'4-v KIT
i Mt SE. whti <fepa-t«*l ih « life January 4.
1928. two years ,vg» tod A',
SSeyv on, .Var le-veia-d we <it.
„ « •vm-ng through bhx»f sr.f tears
We II share she story i.wnher «wv ‘ay.
WVy fbev ia>.!ot m-t tine ■> inn
i Hiß devoted mother and father
Hitt UK. L* Limg rs'iicniß-rariie of e’ ! r Va*
so- J harry 4>'\vkr depa-i#.!
j I, B ’'!.,’.'** I ** ur A*v> tswta>. Jaauar*
| What won!.! we gtee D bold h»s h.u-dA
1 H-S 'tea- fa.e Jv;«t to *«w.
H'* lov sn* snufe hi* *»' vie vo*,e.
That meant *» vut-i to me
HIS LAVING MOTHER AND FATHER
SAM AKOW To k'vitij sktutv #* s»* -vjr
>V-»r husband to.* lather. MAX 4AM A
; KO'V »h<. . u-G one yva.- ago today Jan
| wary ft 192
No one knows tbe hea*<a be*
1 lb'',v th'W who have Loti can tell
j Os the t ag* that •» b>ny in vVise
FNvr the .Var one we loved *>» wyU
MIS DEVOTED WIF E, BELLE SAM A
K \V 80N8 • At VHU «. IT AND
hi eren daughters mrs RCtst
FIRTAQ AND REBa •
SMITH. In lov-ng memory of EDGAR
j >M!tH, who ttoiwled this •»!* o v year
: agvi t'Htav Jai ~» > ft 1927,
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