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m( the AV ENUE arx- vi jlj i iregT PARKE R-RRiD GETS ANNUAL CHREtfMAS will he put up in VvX OUY attractive beautiful gift boxes, Christmas lie Party if desired Window on the Avenue I I The Avenue at JSinth ALLY ilfii KNOWN ST ORE HEJiju.ijj Mj THE STJNDA7 STAR. WASHINGTON, D. XOVEMBER 20. 1927-PART 1. MORROW INDORSES TOLERANT POLICY New Envoy to Mexico Says Nations Should Be Patient in Disputes.

By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITV, November 13. Pa lienee and tolerance are required to solve the, differences which constantly arise between nations, Dwight W. Morrow, the American Ambassador, said tonight in tlie first public utterance he has made since coming to Mexico. He spoke at a dinner giv en in his honor hy the American colony.

The Ambassador did not discuss ant questions pending between the United States and Mexico, but be said that, while an official envoy perhaps may be of some assistance in helping an tin- derstanding of international problems, "in the long run the relations between the two great neighboring stat-s, Mexico and the United States, must depend in large part upon what you unofficial envoys do. By your he added, "the United States is interpreted in Mr. then repeated the thought expressed to American residents here by former Secretary of State Elihu Hoot, who visited Mexico City 20 years ago: not only represent your country, but you have a duty to perform toward the country in which you live. While you continue to be good loyal American citizens, you should he good loyal Mexican residents. international differences I continued the Ambassador, "commercial men are often looked upon as troublemakers.

1 think this is a mistake. If we take a long enough view of history we cannot escape the conclusion that commercial men are in very truth peacemakers. The process of the peaceable exchange of goods and services mean the substitution of barter for violence, of agreement for DR. JOSEPH J. MUIR BURIED FROM CHURCH Notables Attend Funeral of Senate Lies in State.

Funeral services for Tlev. Dr. Joseph Johnstone Muir, chaplain of the Senate, were held at 2 yesterday afternoon at Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Dr.

William S. Abernathy, pastor of the church, officiated, assisted by Rev. Newton Simmonds and Rev. H. W.

O. Millington, secretary of the Federation of Churches. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Dr. Muir died Wednesday morning at his residence, 1317 Kenyon street.

The body was removed at 11 yesterday morning from the residence to Calvary Baptist Church, where it lay in state until 1:30 p.m. Honorary pallbearers were as fol. lows: Edward P. Thayer, secretary of I the Senate; David S. Barry, sergeant- I at-arms of the Senate; Rev.

Dr. James I Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the House of Representatives; Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Episcopal Rishop of Washington; Dr. John C.

Ball, Dr. Cove O. Johnson. William A. Lambeth.

Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. Dr. William A. Wilbur, Grata E.

Dunkum. grand master of Masons for the District of Columbia; William H. Rail. William H. Gottlieb, E.

Hilton Jackson and David G. Grayson. Vice President Dawes appointed the following Senators to represent the Senate: Curtis. Robinson, Moses. Swanson, Watson, Reed of Missour.

Borah, Glass. Warren, Harrison. La Collette, Walsh of Montana, Smoot and Bruce. Active pallbearers were six grandsons of Dr. Muir; Edward C.

Marshall, Henry J. Johnstone, Joseph and Brockett Muir. Dr. Muir ia survived by two daughters, Mrs. H.

A. Polkinhorn and Mrs. E. F. Yount, and one son.

Charles K. Muir. Another son. MaJ. John G.

Muir, died two years ago. Deaths Reported. Rachael Berman. Rev. Joseph Johnson Muir.

John c. Wise August H. Fries. Elmore Cummings. Harrison Crook.

Nellie La Parte. Charles R. Hough. Hattie 8. Nail.

Samuel P. George F. Miller. Carl Bowie. Margaret Beck.

Anna Elizabeth King. Mafialine Vanltsides. Albert Barton. Tony Cheatham. Samuel O'Neal.

Mary Carter. Elmer as ir Best and Lowest Charge Ambulance Columbia 432 W. W. Chambers Co. Will Send Up-to-Date Ambulance Rolling- Cot.

Stretcher Pillows and Blankets. The Charge is the Most Reasonable in the City. 1 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. faf $4.00 CLYDE J.

NICHOLS, UNDERTAKERS 4200 St. N.W. Clyde 4. Nichole, I Formerly Viee President-Secretary tV. R.

Spenrc Co. Phone Col 0321 8. Zurborst C. H. Jr Personality In the 71 years we have been serving Washington and vicinity we have endeavored to insert our personality into every case we have handled Moderate prices.

Ambulance auto delivery and chapel ZURHORST Morticians 1 F.ST. 180 7 Milhurn T. Zirkle. Mgr. 301 E.

Capitol St. Lincoln 372 Mortuary Service the most dignified yet sympathetic kind! For years we have been successful in the careful handling of many sad cases. Model chapel; private ambulances. Perry Walsh Morticians Main 984 THE WEATHER District of and firmed cold today: tomorrow increas! ing cloudiness and warmer. I and continued cold; tomorrow cloudy and warmer, i West with slowly i rising temperature; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer, probably showers by tomorrow.

and continued cold today; tomorrow fair and warmer. Records for 24 Hours. 35; 2 a 34; 4 a.m., 33; 6 a 32; 3 32; 10 a.m 36; 12 noon, 3s: 2 p.m., 39: 4 p.m., 39; 0 p.m.. 36; 8 p.m., 34; 10 p.m., 33. Highest temperature.

39; lowest. 32. i Temperature same date last Highest, 44; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. i (Fui nished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) tide.

11:37 a.m.; high i i tide, 5:10 a.m. and 5:31 p.m. I Tomorrow tide, 10:12 a.m. and I i 12:21 p.m.; high tide, 3:55 a.m. and 6:13 m.

The Sun and Moon. rose, 6:55 a.m.; sun sets. 4:52 p.m. rises 6:56 a.m.; sun sets 4:57 p.m. Moon rises 3:10 a.m.; sets 3:17 p.m.

Automobile lamps to be lighted onehalf hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great muddy. Harpers and Shenandoah very muddy this evening. Weather in Various Cities.

Max. Min tattoo 8 Sat- Kri. Sat. pm uoiiiv. night Sum Bpm Asheville, -to sc Atlanta.

48 an 4- Atlantic cut 44 no nt Baltimore. it 62 no Birmingham. is no 43 Bismarck N. Mak It i Jt Boston, 40 66 Buffalo. N.

62 22 "6 Chicago. 11l 28 24 20 ii.ni Cincinnati. Ohio ns 24 63 Cheyenne. Wvo sfi an pi Cleveland. Ohio 26 28 Davenport, towa 66 26 66 Denver.

Colo fid 62 60 Des 66 23 lit Detroit, Mich 16 28 Duluth. Mmu 38 10 18 0.03 Fi Paso. 7t 4 8 Galveston. Tex 74 64 70 Helena. Mont .52 18 53 Indianapolis.

at 22 lit Jacksonville. Fla 63 68 52 Kansas Citv. 41 28 42 Little Rock. Ark 4 8 tl OOt i Los 60 73 i Louisville Kv. 36 26 64 Marquette.

Mich 26 13 20 0.04 Memphis Tenn 50 6 4 46 I Miami. Fla 74 56 66 Mobile. Ala 58 08 so New I.a 63 4t 06 Mew York. N. 42 01 34 North Platte 40 33 63 Omaha.

Nebr 08 26 .14 0.01 Philadelphia Pa 4Q 63 06 Phoenix. Ariz 83 46 Pittsbursrh. Pa 60 24 Portland. 08 06 3- Portland, Oresr oS ot Salt Lake City. Utah St.

J.onis. Mo 44 0- 08 St. Paul. Mum 26 18 23 0.0- San Antonio 70 San Diego. 06 88 San Franetsco Calif.

60 54 HO Santa N. 58 04 46 Savannah, fit -J- Seattle Wash 54 44 48 Springfield. 11l 40 26 Turn's. Fla 68 46 08 Toledo. Ohio 04 20 00 Vicksburg Miss 50 06 48 0-0 WASHINGTON.

D. C. 41 01 04 Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been Issued to the Beniamin E. Jackson and Hilda Crutchf' Theodore F.

A. Patten and Anna T. Wilbert T. Young and Viola Washington. Antonino Litteri and Clara 8.

Fora. Arthur Seidensnmner of 0 and F. Pauline Roby of Riverdale Md. Donald Madden and Caroline M. Eveler.

George Bell, of Baltimore, and Virviiine Hoffhines of this citv. William D. Johnson and Audrey Shviver of Richmond. Va. Henry G.

and L. flnd Kvr Theodore A Posner and Margaret t. SP J. Ralph and Mary A. Quirk, both Herbert' Williams and Theresa Rice.

Erna E. Hansen, both of Richmond. Aa. T-e Paul France of Caruso, West indies, and Ethel Mills of this citv. Will Gibson and Albe chandler.

Abner Cornwell of Lineotnton, N. an.l Mary A. Newcomb of this city. Everett O. Pickens of Syracuse.

V. and Ada F. Meador of meton-Salem Edward L. Wilson of Towson. ami Emma L.

Baraer of Timonium. Md Livingston T. Merchant of Boston. and Elizabeth Stiles of this city. Births Reported.

The following births were reported during the last 24 hours: 8. Garrett, and Kathryn Swan, boy Ten Edward and Dorothy Carter Ejnon. and Irma Bunch, girl Samuel S. and Ada E. Bartlett boy.

James H. and Mary S. Leahy, boy. Luck and Eva N. Rollins, boy.

Rov F. and Rubv V. Kirby, girl. Herbert S. and Ruth I).

Briokerd, flirt. Guv F. and Etna Lomas, William and Agnes Cribble, girl. Clarence 1,, and Nettie E. Saylor, girl.

Furman E. and Myrtle L. Marlar. girl. David 11.

and Mary Logan girl. Rarmond' and Mary R. Blisrh. girl. Rudolph E.

and Stephanie Amann boy. James O. and Katherine Bielasky. boy, it r'ari W. and Grace A.

Bahr. bov, William and Anna M. Atkinson, boy. W. Wylie and Edith Giffen.

girl. James and Constance Mahoney, gin. Ce. il and Georgia A Green, girl. Robert and Gladys Weston, srirl Lankston and Beatrice Stevens, girl.

Vernal K. and Julia Lomax, girl Edward and Frances Palmer, girl. Russel! and Althea Green, boy. Emanuel and Willie Chase, (twins). Junior and Mary Bransome, boy.

Charles and Matteil Taylor, bov. I Oswald N. and Margaret G. Stewart, boy Hftnry and FOUND FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League. 540 Maryland ave.

Main 8686. LOST. vs dark blue silk bag, containing money spectacles and other articles; re warn Mrs. N. A.

A Hall Hotel. I BAR PIN. diamond" Friday afternoon either (in Woodward National Theater lor in Diamond tol. 11,1 I BILL FOLD. old.

pocket book, with small amount of money and cards. Reward. Ke- I turn to Dr. J. B.

Iliiis. Medical Science Vt ave. si, I BROtM'H. peart and sapphire crescent, in or I near District Building. Reward.

Return to Ford. Room 120. District Building. ivory gold rim. in or near Woodward Friday nioru' ing Reward.

Adams 7683. COLLIE, tan and white, name strayed iron) Center st. n.w.. Wednesday, Ire ward. Adams 6687-W.

I bull, black and white, female, answers to "Etta' tag No. .808: rew.ua. Phone Cleve. 6353. i DOG.

Collie, brown and tan. Strayed Nov. 112 from Ist and You sts. n.w. Reward, 3807.

007 15th st. n.w, i black terrier, perfect light I markings: Wednesday evening. Warder st i and Park rd. Jibcral reward. Call Capitol Heights 236.

EYEGLASSES. Oxford, goki-rimmed. I vicinity 18th and Columbia 1 hev.v 1 car nr "Conn, ave and McKinley reward. I v. 1.

Davis, Beacon or phone Cleve. 6751). I GERMAN POLICE DOG. hlaek and brown I wearintr blauk colluri answers to name of reward. Cleveland 3Dt)6.

i HANDBAG, near Capitol, containing and opal ring. K. M. Purcell. A F.

Building, nth and Mass, ave. n.w, HAT light, felt Knox hat. vicinity Pa N. Y. 15th initials W.

S. inside, Call Adams 6.8, KEYRING, double, with keys. Please, return to W. it. Craft.

Room 204, 15th iuy PACKAGE, containing buckle and pleating, in Peoples Drug Store on st. or at Fox Thenter. Adams 10046. POCKETBOOK. black and tan.

in Kami's Saturday. Kevs. cards, one dollar, etc. Reward. 1721 Corcoran st.

n.w. Phone North IQISI. POCKETBOOK, blue silk, embroidered: between 10th and and 61st and n.w.. Nov. reward.

West 2594, POCKETBOOK money and permits: vicinity George Washington School. Mr. hirkland. 220 Rhode Island ave. n.e Bewanl.

in telephone booth jn United Cigar Store at Oth and F. Reward. Call Wisconsin 2016. POLICE DOG. male, brown and black: answers to name of Call Col.

601)2. POLICE DOG: to Reward. Pnona Adams 6440. RING 1 .1 diamond set in platinum: on Nov. 18.

Liberal reward. Tel. Cleve. 3522 after 6 p.m. RUG.

dropped from automobile going from Conn. ave. to Euclid and 14th st. Reward. Col.

7744. WASH, lady's, tn Garflnckel box. Return to 752 Gresham pi. n.w. Reward.

WATCH. Elgin, 14-kt. gold, hunting case. 7-jewel, engraved, chased face with pin: ease No. 566830: movement No.

21161584: Saturday. Nov. 12, at 11 from 1830 Lincoln rd. n.e.. tn Black and White taxi.

If lodbd. please return to at. n.w. and flNvt reward. WOMAN DIES IN LEAP INTO SHOPPING CROWD Suicide Crashes Seven Floors to Death, Injuring Two Others.

By the Associated Press. CHICAGO. November An un identified woman jumped to tier death from a seventh-floor balcony into an open court above the main floor of Marshall Field store today, striking a saleswoman, who she in ju red severely and a male customer, who was slightly hurt. Employes said i tho woman had been loitering near the railing for several days and be-j lieve she had contemplated the act for some time before mustering coinage to leap. She weighed about 209 pounds, was i fashionably attired and had more than $3,000 in her purse.

Besides the saleswoman and the I man who were injured, three other men customers also were struck by the body as it fell into the throng of Saturday shoppers, but they were not hurt. Kenneth Crowell. Madison. University of Wisconsin student, was gashed on the neck by the woman's heel. The Injured saleswoman suffered a crushed chest.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The Wanderlusters will join the Red Triangle Outing Club at Chain Bridge at 2:45 o'clock for -a hike to the former's clubhouse at I ranklin Park, Va. Coffee will be served. Bring lunch and flashlight.

Campfire party, Robert R. Logan, national president of the Anti-Vivisection Society, will speak of "Up From the 8:15 o'clock, 635 street. Admission free. Prof. William Estep, founder of Super Mind Science, will speak of Yoga Philosophy and Divine at John Wesley A.

M. E. Zion Church, 3 FUTURE. Maj. Gen.

Charles P. Summerall will speak Tuesday, 8 p.m., at a meeting of the Reserve Association of the District in the auditorium of the Interior Department. His subject will be Dolly Madison Chapter, D. A. will give a card party for the benefit of its patriotic work tomorrow, 2:30 p.m., at the Roosevelt Hotel.

Mrs. Wilbur V. Leech, chairman. The West End Association will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m.. in Western Presbyterian Church.

E. D. Merrill will speak of "City A Red Cross representative will also speak. A joint meeting of the -Mount Pleasant Association with the Kaiorama Association will be held Tuesday, 8 p.m., at Pierce Hall, Ail Souls' Unitarian Church, The Potomac River power project will be discussed. Speakers: Lieut.

Col, U. S. Grant, 3d, Capital Park and Planning Commission: Col. Charles Kellar. representing the power company, and Judson C.

Welliver, editor of the Washington Herald, presenting the viewpoint of public ownership. Storeoptieon views will be shown and tho public is invited. The Missionary Society of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church will hold a harvest home feast at the church during Thanksgiving week, beginning Tuesday evening and extending through Friday. special program hast been provided by the young people for each evening and a special dinner will be served Thanksgiving day, Public invited. Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority will entertain Mrs.

Clara Shortridge Foltz, honorary member of lota Chapter of Los Angeles, at dinner tomorrow, 7 p.m., at the St. Mark's Club. The popular meeting planned by the Federation of Churches for tomorrow hight at Calvary Methodist Church has been postponed, owing to conflicting engagements. Retail International Protective Association, No. 262, will give a dance November 22 in the ballroom of the Harrington Hotel.

Fancy I dancing by the Misers Ridenhour. The committee in charge will be headed by Mrs. E. Williams. The Club will have a luncheon meeting tomorrow, p.m..

at Hotel La Fayette. A silver reception and bazaar will be held at the home of Miss Elizabeth Clark. street, from 8 p.m. The hostesses will be the young ladies of the Euzelian class. First Baptist Church, The United States National Museum announces an exhibition of etchings by Richard C.

Bishop. Roland Clark and Eric G. Scott until November 26. Wvk days, 9 to 4:30 p.m. -FKNKKAI.

DIRECTORS P. A. TALTAVULL H. 4. TALTAVULL.

Mgr. 466 7th St. SAV. 1879. NO BRANCH OFFICE CHAS.

S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 372. T. F.

COSTELLO 1724 Capitol St NORTH Joseph F. Birch's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH i St Phone West HO Established 1 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors ot nor eonneeteo with the original R.

pea re establish merit. IQQQ 14 St Phone Frank. 662(5. Formerly 910 St. N.AV.

4. WILLIAM IKE. Funeral Director ano Emhaliner. l.iverv in connection. Comma- -lions ehnDCl.

Modern Crematoriums. Mnrler- ate prices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.AV.

Cull M. tuna ESTABLISHED 1870 JOHN R. WRIGHT It; 17 10th St. N.W, Phone North 47 W. Warren Taltavull 14th Spring lid.

Col. 464 Timothy Hanlon 641 JR St. Phone I-. It MU Wm. H.

Sardo Co. Private L.imousine Ambulance Mmiem cw Lincoln 524 Almus RSPEARE Succeeding the Original WR.SPEAREGO 1623 Connecticut Ave. potomac Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W.

9ATI Modern Chanel. Telephone. Ylaln MONUMENTS THE FINEST DISPLAY If? THE CITY. All reduced for 30 days. Do not base purchase on photographs resented by agents JAMES DURITY Eat.

1890 000 Bladenaburg Rd N.E FUNERAL SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT 111(19 ERATE PRICES. TEL, M. 106. M. 2416.

Our Only Store, J4th Eye BLACKISTONE, 1407 Beautiful Floral Designs, $5 and up. CALI. MAfN 3707 thornpt Auto delivery Service. Artist! inexpen si e. Gude TWO MEN ARRESTED IN GAMBLING RAID Police Seize Paraphernalia After Battering Down Jump From Windows.

Charged with violating the gambling i laws, 2 men were arrested yesterj day afternoon and 15 others held as witnesses when a raiding party from the twelfth precinct pounced down upon the second floor room at 1900 Fourth street northeast, It was a well planned raid, but when the police bartered down the door 19 men escaped by jumping from the windows. Gambling devices, tho I police charge, were scattered about the room and wtil be used as evidence against Vincent Fuschini, 34 years old, of 3409 Fifteenth street east, and Louis Shields, 22 years old, 904 New York avenue, who were ari rested. They were released later on $4,900 bond after being cu ed to appear In Police Court. The raiding party led by Lieut. J.

AY. Pierson and D-tective C. A. Berry. Cfjanfta.

COLBERT. Mr. and Mrs. Bermon Colbert and family thank their many friends and relatives lor thc.r kind expressions of evrupa'hv and beautiful floral tributes at the d-ith their darling daughter, MAXINE £. COLBERT.

TkE FAMILY. HF.INBUCH. We wish to express thanks to c-'ir dear friends and for their sympathy dprime the illness, and for the floral tributes at the of our dear husband and JOSEPH HEINBUCH. Wife AND CHILDREN. JDeatH 115 Ft K.

On Fii iv. 18 1907 Sibley Ho-iutal MARGARET BECK in-e Costello' wit? of Louis F. Bf- k. unerat from her late residence, 4.it 5 Illinois ave n.w. on Monday.

November 21. at s3O a.m theme to St. Gabriel Cinti- where mass he sung a- am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

29 BECK Officers and m-rah-r? of Gabriel reeuefted to meet the horns of Sister MARGARET BECK, 4505 Illinois Sunday November 20, at 7 to offer prayers. By order of MRS JAMES KRAFT, MISS MAUD BURCH. 20 FERGUSON. udder Iv. on Friday.

No be- 18. 1927. at 11:39 p.m.. GEORGE R. FERGUSON, in his S-lrh year, husband of Emma Fergii'on and father of Pr.

Fereuson Funeral Monday. 21, at 1:30 from 4 st. n.w. Interment Arlington Cemetery. 20 Ft)RT.

On Saturday November 19. 1927, MARTHA CARTER widow of George Fort. Funeral from her late residence. C9OO n.w.. on Monday.

November 21. at 2 p.m. FRIES, On Thursday Novem.be- 17 1927. at, Providence Hospital. AUGUST husband of tbe late Annie Susana Fries, and father of John H.

Fries. Funeral from Speare 1009 st. n.w on Monday. November 21 at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.

20 HFDGEMAN. Passed peacefully into November 16. 1927, at 4:12 p.m.. at- her residence, 242 3rd st s.w.. ANNIE HEDGEMAN beloved wife of the late Eb.

Hedgeman. She leaves to mourn their loss three grandchildren Mrs. Grace Washington. Milton Jones. Elmore Ford one niece.

Frances Chase: an adopted sort. Johnny Green: two eons-in-law. Randolph Jones and Samuel Brown, and three nephews. Joseph Eugene and Augustus Chase. Funeral Monday November 21.

at. 9 am from St. Vincent de Paul Clwroh. where wtl! be said for the repose cf her soul. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Tnourrh silent your voice and vacant your el-air. How sweet are the memories that linger there: Our love, still unaltered, will ever remain T'lb we meet our loved mother over again. Our mothdr is sleeping from sorrow and pain. i As the I-nr- night hours we soothed her in vain Til! God in His goodness sent down from above An angel to whisper a message of love. Home at so sweetly sleeping In thy care.

Whore there is no pain and sorrow; None on parth tail harm you there THE FAMILY. HOI OH. Suddenly. Thursday. November 17, 192..

at hs residence. ,3300 16th st. CHARLES ROYCE HOUGH. Survived by widow. C-eoreiana Hough 1 nea Newt a son Charles Rovce Hough, FunerA! Monday.

November 21 at 10 a from John R. Wright 1337 Kith st. w-. 20 HOUGH. A communication of Harmony Lodge No 17.

F. A. A. 31.. is narabr called for 9 a Monday Novenibe 1 21.

1927. to attend the late b-other. CHARLES ROYCE HOt By order of the fvl master. HILLIARD wrj please take notice huff. Departed life on Friday.

November 18. 1b 2,. alter a brief illness, at 624 Maryland ave. ne JCcHLA O. HUFF, beloved husband of a Ha ot of the late William Huff and Sarah Owens; brother of Lula V.

Greene and the Into Charles, Randolph and Huff; brother-in-law of Paul Grseno and uncle of Sadie B. Huff. Funeral Monday. oeutber JI. at 1 from the chapel Os Undertaker John Stewart.

30 st. ne Rev. w. H. Washington ofllciating.

Friends JOHNSON. On Friday. November 18. 1977, p.m.. at the residence of his son Georce Johnson, 1016 st GEORGE COLUMBUS JOHNSON.

9,5 rears of Charles County. 31-1. beloved husband of Johnsan Funeral fram Deals funeral home 816 st. at 8 a m. Monday November 21.

thence to St. Uerv Church Bryan town whore will be said at 10 am. 2O ELDERY. Denartpd this life on Friday. November IS 1927.

at her residence. 437 3nd st s.w CARRIE, devoted wife of Roy MnEldery-- dausrhter of Mrs. Josephine Henderson. She leaves to mourn her departure one brother. Earsie Thomas: a a cousin.

Edward Kemp, and other relatives and friends. Funeral on Tuesday. November 22, at 1 p.m., from Zion Baptist Church. Rev. W.

L. Washinsion officiating. 21 MILL'S. On Saturday. November 19.

1907. at the residence of his niece, 3079 st. n.w,. DANIEL W. 3IILLS.

aged 61 years. Frmer il services at above address on 'loncav. November CU at i 30 p.m. and friends invited. Interment at Fails Church.

Va. WILKINS. On Thursday. November 17, 11 '3O a.m at 3farde Grove, Va 'kTrlA beloved wile of Le Roy WilkiPs and dauelter of Charles C. Baltierson.

Remains resting at the resider.ee of her sister. Mrs. Cora Soper. 1628 i st. sc.

Funeral services at the Christian Church 6th ind sts. s.w. on Monday, November SI. at 2:39 p.m. and invited.

Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. MiI.LIAMS. On Friday, November 19 1927 ar Galiinjrer Hospital. LULU, the beloved cl E. Wililams.

Funeral from Sa-iej rhapei. sth and sts. n.w.. on November 21, at 8-30 am Reamem mass Patrick's fburch at Interment Mount Olivet Ceme-3n inemoriatn. CAYLOR.

In mrmorv of ALICE C. CAYLOR. 1 Tocfi oJ 3ear to(Jar Uptight and ftithfn! all her wiys. Re iu 1 character to 'he end of her days; l.o\ ing mother and wife so kind. JJr-'g tr-morv she left behind.

HER FRIEND. HANNAH WEINBERG. i i LARK. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother and sister. ANNIE M.

L.hßiv departed this life two years aso today. November 20. 1925. lor? nrn lile, dear mother, i snail remember vou daughter e. clark.

Teach us, God. Thy will to obey; He gave, and He taketh a wav. BROTHER. JACOB CLARK. CIRRI.

In memory of our husband and our father. CHARLES E. CURRY, who departed this life ago today November 29 1919 HIS TOE AND CHILDREN. FLEET. In sad but loving- remembrance of my dear CARROLL T.

FLEET, nh" departed this one year ago today. November 20. 1923. kas e. ded.

AnatyrV sur. has set. And st.fi I giteve about year. Oh. how can 7 forget RIS MOTHER.

BLOSSOM E. FLEET. KEFSEE. a tribute of love to the 9f our d-ar brother. WILLIAM RLEs.EE.

who departed this Ufa one year aso today. November 20. 1928. We you in our dreams, dear brother. Oh.

how ave wished it to true In it wo could be 3 a little aearer io guy a lew you. DEVOTED FAMILY. KIDMEI.L. In sad but loving memory of u-Vmvvr mothcr CARRIE VIRGINIA -si 1 Ncttzeyi. who departed hlf tear ago today, November The month of November Is here, lo i.s the sa-idcst of the year.

Because four years ago today uur darling mother was called a wav Da howard. ELVA and TWOMEY. In loving memory of our de- Srcuvvt a father. DANIEL D. TWOMEY who departed this life three years ago today, November 29.

1924 THE FAMILY. M.M.KFR. In lot-insr memory of our dear CHARLES WALKER who departed this life one year ago today. vt-moer 20 1928. Today recalls the memory- Os a loved one laid to rest.

And those who think of him today bi JOHs iSD YOUNG. In lovinp remembrance of mv dear sister EMMA YOUNG, who departed this years ago today. November 20. Loved In life, remembered In death. HER LOVING SWTER.

UZZIE BA-NKSI-. 7.