Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 7

Exercises’ at: Childfen’s | Hospital School of Nursing Announced. Graduation exereises of the School of be ing. CLASS TO GRADUATE. ; Nursing of Children’s Hospital will held at the inst:tation this even- Addresses will be -delivered by ioner Rudolph, president of ard of directors of the hospi- Clara D. Noy: president of The Adelia roaches, bed bugs, moths, fleas and ) Cleans Parifies at drug, grocery and department stores. Special combination package, pint can and sprayer, $1.00. Quart Can 90c; Pint Can 50c. All Cans are full standard measure, the American Nurses' Association, and Dr. Frank dueech, chi medical staff. \ Diplomas will be presented by Dr: Samuel S. Adams. Westcott, secretary of the board of | 2ady visitofs, will present the grad- uates with ¢lass pins. awarded by Dr. George N. Acker. clges 15 composed .of Sarah endrick, Marion V. Slade, Anne R. Hundley, Roselmer R. Me- Kee and Willie H. Campbell. Mrs. Sure Death to Flies prevented by spraying with "PREVENTO’L"_. Wie e e Bath Tubs, Tiles,-Metal Fittings and G.:;..e Paiks. airin Sick Rooms, Cellars; poorly ventilated Apartments. A wonder spray—necessary as soap—harmless as water. Buy it airman of the Horace H. Prizes will be = S ,' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THREE N HOSPITAL [ 2o .| THE WeATHER AFTERAUTO SKIS Car Wrecked Near Balti- more Early This Morning. Special Dispateh ta The Star. ik BALTIMORE, Md., June 2.—An au- | tomobile’ containing seven Washing- tonians skidded and turned over, in- ing three of the occupants, on the Washington road at 4:30 am. today. The injured were brought about sev- enteen miles to the University Ho: pital by William A. Burke, who was passing in an automoblilée at the time of the accident. The injured are James T. McKelvey, 234 F street northwest, severe bruises tion,of Francisco Gamarra; | Unssttled with ocla. An exhibition of Peruvian art, with reproductions of the anclent art of the Peruvian 1ndlua. executed by Fran- clsco Gonzalez . 8n expert ,in ethnology and -archeology of that coun- try, opened yesterday at the National | tomorro: Museum, West The collection consists of water col- ors, etehings and sketches, principally of the Indlans and landscapes of Peru aad a series of water-color reproduc- tions of the motifs of designs used by the Indians hundreds of years ago in|12 midnight, 67 decorating their pottery and fabrics. 69; noon, 75. (2 The exhibition probably will remain Barometer—4 p.m., 30.0i open several weeks. 0 —_— INCURS LIFE SENTENCE. Former Railway Employe Convict- ed of Burning Trestle. CORDELE, Ga. June 2—Omer C. Fairfield, charged with burning a Tmatle of the Atlanta, Birmingham e 'Atlantic rallway. of which he for- temperature; geitle southeast winds. to moderate Virgini: row; no change in temperature. 4 am - a.m., 29.97; noon. 20.94. Highest temperature, at 1 p.m. yesterday a terday. / Highest, 75; lowest, €0. Conditign 'of the Water. perature, 68; condition, muddy. Tide Tables. - FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1022 ° “|MANY DISTRICT PRIESTS 7/ National Muséum Displays Collec-| District of Colimbid and Maryland 2 stonal showers tonight and tombfrow; no change in moderate Virginla—Unsettled weatBer, prob- ably occasional ghowers tghight and utherly winds. settled, with probably showers tonight and tomor- | priests of Washington were announc- Records for Twenty-Four Hours. "Thermometer—4 p.m. o930, 68; am., 8 pm.,!District of 12 midnigh; 20.98; 4 a.m., 29.95 Ot Columbias s Sof Balt 79, Occurred|report by December 1 upon the fixing lowest temper- ture, 66, occurred at 11 p.m. yes- Temperature same date last year: Temperature and condition of the | Washington committee water at 8 a.m.. Great Falls—Tem- AFFECTED BY CHANGES Onnnn!ta}al of Survey of D. C. and . Baltimore Also Named by Archbishop Curley. Changes affecting a number of ed by Archbishop Curley, in Baltis more, last night. In addition to the transfers, com- mittees of ecclesiastical survey of the more have been named. They will of parochial limits and the need and places for new parishes. The Balti- more committee consists of Bishop Owen B. Corrigan, Mgr. M. F. Foley, Mgr. J. P. Holden, the Rev. J. J. Mur- ray and Rev. Louis O‘Donovan. The consists of Mgr. C. F. Thomas and the Revs. J. H. Cassldy, Clarence E. Wheeler, C. M. Bart and John M. McNamara. and lacerations of the head; Bettle Young, 4111t G street morthwest, se- rious injuries of the skull; Arline v n employe, was found merly With & recommandation which | (Furnished by United States coast Rev. John I. Barrett, assistant rec- tor at St. Patrick’s Church, is to go lite imprisonment. The jury and geodetic survey.) e Ared its verdict at 10 o'clock this | Today—Low tide, 7:40 a.m. and e ag after having deliberated | pm: high tide, 1:04 am. and since early last night. p.m. Dean, 1361 Euclid street northwest, bruises on face and body. ‘The accident occurred at St. Dennis station. The machine, driven in the rain on the slippery road, skidded at a turn and rolled completely over on the side of the road. It was bound toward Washington, operated by Mc- | Kelvey. None of the occupants was caught beneath the car as it turned over, the three being injured when 9:08 p.m.; high ‘tide, 2:28 p.m. he others, who refused A mes, helped the in- Burke, driving to- by and rushed All of them they fell out. to give their na Jured until . ward Baltimore, came them to the hospital. will recover. The Susi and Moen. 7:28 pm. : sets 7:28 p.m. 1 Saturday Offerings at Washington’s Wonder Market Long Island Ducks FANCY Frying Chickens - 45¢ Also Capons—Squab—Turkeys—Milk-fed Roasters ‘CHOICE BEEF CUTS FROM THE FINEST NATIVE STEERS 36c—NEWPORT ROASTS—36¢ Prime Rib Roast, Ib., 29¢|Blade Rib Roll, Ib., 24¢ 38c Extra Selected—Small Sizes Chuck Roast, Ib. - Lamb Is Now at Its Best—Eat More Lamb Leg of Lamb, Ib. - - - 39¢ Shoulder of Lamb,Lb..26¢ Rolled Lamb Roast, BAKERY SPECIALS - Loaf Cake, each.. Chocolate—Cocoanut—Maple—Orange . Chocolate Eclairs, 3 for....10c Cream Puffs, 3 for Coffee Cake, 2 for For Sunday’s Breakfast ~15¢ Limit, 2 Lbe. to Customer Mocha and Java " Coffee | Chocolate Taffy, Ib.. .. .21c Atlantic City Taffy,*"*18¢ - GROCERY SPECIALS Wagner’s Pork and Beans, 3 cans, 25¢c | Homegrown Peas 2 Ibs. - - - - - - 25¢ Franco-American Potted Beef, 3 cans, Armour’s Grape Juice, gt. 52¢; ]it. 27¢ Domestic Sardines, 6 .cans - - - 25¢ One of the Finest Flaurs: Milled 24gb. Sack _. Finest Frederick Veal Short Legs, 1b. - - - - 26c| Loin Roast, Ib. - - - - 30c Rolled Roast, Ib. - - - 24¢ | Fresh Hams, Ib. - - - 32¢ Ib. - -------. 3lc|Loin Chops, Ib. - - - - 30¢ | Fresh Picnics, Ib. - - -20¢ P ure Lard, Kettle Rendered. 2 1bs., Small size, 5ccan. Doz. Fairy Soap, cake Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, pe. 835¢ - - - « 7c| Large Pineapple - - - - - - - . -25¢ nd Belle Butter 15¢|Boston Steaks, 1b. - 38¢ Bouillon Roast, Ib., 22¢|0ld Dutch Roll, 1h., 14¢ 250 l Sliced 42¢ Ib. The aristocrat of all Coffees. Roasted fresh every day. am. < one-half hour after sunset. Weathgr ini Various Citles, Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:45 a.m.-and Today—Sun rose 4:44.a.m.; sun sets “Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:44 a.m.; sun Moon rises 11354 am.; sets 12:10 Automobile lamps to be lighted to the Catholic University. to pursue a special course of studies in educa- tion and school supervision. Rev. John J. Corbett, who has been at St. Brigid's Church, Baltimore, since his ordination, comes to St. Peter's Church, as assistant. St. Cyprian's Church, 8t. Mary's Church, county. Rev. Willlam J. Carroll, assistant at St. Paul's Church, is to he pastor of the Church of the Assumption, Con- gress Heights, D. C. Rey. William A. Cahill, assistant at St. Joseph's Church, is to be pastor of the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Montgomery Bismerck @ TER 001 Galveston gt Cloudy Helena 2098 74 4 C Jacksonville. 20.94 kt Kansas City. 30.08 FESSES FLE R SEERRRT Louisville . Mirmi, Fla.. 3000 New Orleans 2 - = Clouds Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clenr Cloudy Clear Cloudy ie Foreign. (8 a.m., Greenwich time. today.) London, England. Cloudy Vienna. Austria..... Copenhagen, Denmark . Sweden Clear After School Survey. Wonderful Boneless Roast. View School at a_ meeting in school yesterday The committee vember. The committee ‘went worked out. = e — = Cornfed Pork Cuts OBSERVANCE BY JEWS. mandments Marked in D."C. Washington. Hebrew Congregation, will-deliver Bacon, 29¢ Onr Dry Cored Blue Ridge Brand GENUINE = - - | DELICATESSEN SPECIALS Baked Chicken, each. Baked Picnics, each . Deviled Crabs, each Potato Salad, Ib. €oon Cheese, 1b. . {at the Eighth Street Tei 9:30 o'clock at the temple. Services for cl tomorrow mornifig at B. Wolt. - Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported hours: pital. James J. pital. Mary E. Yates, east Susle M. northeast. Alice M. Perry, east, Troco Nut Butte\r, Ib.. .22¢ northwes! Raymond Catberine NEW VEGETABLES' east. ‘Charles H. Krener, 08, 1§35 34 atreet. phal. Deme tal. Passe, 29, Emergency Hospl Homegrown Lettuce, large head, 5¢ ' 25¢| New Potatoes, 5 lbs. - = == - == - = 20¢ . WATERMELONS Large Sizes—on Ice Oc ea. M. Pohlmann, 32, northe: Hospital. o Mary Crocker, 56, Casualty Hospital. Margaret Bmith, 19, Casualty Hospital. 1304 Minnesota avenue nortbeast PROTEST TO PRESIDENT. President Hardin, universities and colleges, ‘who pre- | money, receipts étc. Please leave at 4008 FANCY S'I'RAWBERRIES sented to him & memorial protesting n.w. and receive reward. 2 y against lynching. Percy --Howard, | RING—Dlamond-shaped onyx; set with dia- e special assistant to the Attorney Gen- | mopd.. Reward. M. Redman, 2004 G st. eral, Tempers ure, Weather. Part clondy Part cloudy 0. K. PLATOON SYSTEM. Mothers’ Club Committee Reports Superiority of the platoon system for teachers over the ordinary sys- tem was reported by a special com- mittee of the Mothers' Club of PI;k the Izrnoon. s composed of twelve members, many of whom were normal school graduates, and. the sur- vey extended over a period of fifty days in the aggregate since last No- into, the schoolrooms to see how the plan Event of Moses Receiving Com- A two-day celebration of the re- {ceipt of the Ten Commandments by = Moses on Mount Sinai and.of the re- > > ligious dedication of the people of Israel was begun today by Jews of Tonight at 8 o'clock Rabbi Abram Simon, president of the Washington lecture on “The Ten Commandments mple.- Holiday services were held this morning at ldren will be held 10:30 o’clock and will be presided over by William the health department in the last twenty-four Elisabeth Henry, 31, 516 F street northeast. Skipworth P. Coale, 46, Walter Reed Hos- Virginia_ Nally, 74, 426 5th street northeast. Hillery, 36, St. Elizabeth's Hos- 92, 2515 22t street north- Phillips, 35, 1271 Morse street 61, 1116,7th street north- Joseph H. Keane, #4, 1825 Fairmont street & NR#. 16! Garfield Hospital. lancy, 67, 2000 H street. Everett V. Perry, 19, 1118 7th street north- John Caine, 68, Washington Asylum Hos- Margaret B. Payne, 4, 1201 E. street north- 1168 5th street t. Richard A, Wilson, 9 months, Bibley Hos- tal. P'Samuel Jobnson, 84, Washington Asylum Infant of Lewis and Lucy Miller, 22 days, received today a delegation of students from negro introduced e party to the e - Vea Berwyn, Md.. with charge of the mis- T Memperature. sion at Ammendale. Md. E 3hF o= Rev. Joseph L. Weideham. assistant i E: 23 =% at St. Peter's Church, was appointed 5 3 52 pastor of a new parish at Dundalk, Stations. = £% 5= fateor |Md. H g Rey. John E. Horstkamp, pastor of ! = the Church of the Assumption. Con- A £ gress Heights, D. C.. has been ap- - pointed pastor of the Church of the Abilene, Tex. 30.02 80 144 Rain Holy Ghost, Issue, Md. Albany 180 0.04 Rain Rev. C. Johan Liljencrants is to Asbury Park . 64 0.42 Cloudy |take spiritual charge of Catholic pa- Atlantic City 0.84 Ruin tients of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Baltimore . oz Rev. ‘Leo Sealy e Baltimors L v 0 J. Fealy, teaching at Charles College, was appointed as- sistant at St. Paul's Chupen o Rev. Martin J. McNulty, assistant lip and James Church, Bal- was appointed assistant at St. Joseph's Church. Rev. Thomas J. Lee. a .;;‘ E(”:ah?lh'i Church, Baitimore, ap- nted assista E D ‘s Church. Bt i Rev. B. Jerome Winter, assistant at Sacred Heart Church, appointed as- sistant at St. Cecilia’s Church, Balti- » ll-‘iflnmzn ordained re- 3 pointed assistant at Sacred Heart Church. - Rev. B, J. Hanneman, assistant at St. Luke's Church, Sparrows Poi Md., appointed assistant at the Church of the Nativit Rev. John J. Bowens. St Mary Star of the Sea Church, Bal- timore, appoint. assistant at th Church of the Holy Comforter. 'y —_— BRIEF ILLNESS FATAL. Mrs. Willlam B. Clagett Dies of Heart Disease. After a brief illness Mrs. William Brice Clageti, a lifelong resident of assistant at | Btockbolm. * Sweden. . Part cloudy | SHver Spring, Md., and the District Hamilton, Bermuda. Rain of Columbia, died at her residence i Clovdy today of heart disease. 3 Cloudy Mrs. Clagett was a member of the e well known Hall family of Virgin and was the widgw of William Bric Clagett of Silver Spring, Md. Survi her are two daughters, Mrs. Helen McKinney of this city and Mrs. Harry Hall of Virginia. Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later. Interment will be in the family plot at Rock Creek cem- etery. FOUND. PURSE contalning small sum, Phone North I Eucl! ACCOUNT B freasurer’ | erate Veterans’ Association. 2 3 tween 3535 18th st. and 14th and U stx. Re- rd if returned to above address or cail Col. two diamonds Reward, 1112 e p.m. Suitable reward given at 11 S . CHOKER, stone marten, on Lamont between orgia ave. and Warder st.. late Tuesday night or Wednesdas afternoon between 1 and 2 p.m. Reward. Return to 635 Lamont st. or call Col CIGARETTE CASE—Hammered silver, initial- ed E. W. 0. M. in “Rillings,” valued ax keepsake. Reward if returned fo Gordon P. Fox, Colonial Hotel. No_que sked. 3% Airedale, named Mutt, tag 580. gray y' clipped. Reward. Call Main Jenifer gf. n.w. black leather. wi near’ Treasury Department. Washington, Room 251. Y. ave. _® FRENCH POODLE, white, Reward if re- turned to 1620 § st. n.w. Phone North 48: GLASSES—_Shell rimmed, in case from Bet | nard A. Baer, optometrist, May 81. land ave. ne. Phone Linc. 6949. 5 GLASSESTortoise shell rims, Saturday even- i 27. Wardman Park Hotel to 1945 Reward. 1004 O st. n.w. 2% KEYS—Bunch, in case, in or near alley be. tween 18th and Chiampldin n.w. Finder please lione Adams 5i4 or leave at 1506 Adams Reward. _ 2 MESH BAG—Silver. Thursday, on F st. 10th and 14th. Reward. Return 1 a Pyihian charm. Reward. R. H. to % B OVERCOAT—Light, er Union Station on May office, 4% and E sis. PATR OF EYEOLASSES 1n case, probably in officer’s car (Dodge sedan). between 16th and U sts. and 18th and D sti., or on street be- tween 18th and D sts. and 20th and D sts. n.w, Please return to Apt. 615, the Had- leigh, or Room 1006, U. §. Children's Bpreau, 20th and D_sts. Reward. 3 POCKETBOOK—June 1, Pofomac bus or be- tween Park rond. 16th st.. National Met. Bank Didg., containing sum of money, keys, owner's calling card. General Finance and Security Co., National Metropolitan Bank bidg. POCKETBOOE—Lady's, ~ betw Ga. New Hampshire ave. and 902 Spring rd.. tained lady's gold watch. Return to address. Reward. KETBOOK—Owner's address, 33rd P mtents, Phone Cleve. 815. - Heward. CKETBOOK containing $20 in cash, ticket o Annapolls and trunk check. 635 Dahlia st Takoma_Par} 2 POCKETBOOK—Black Teather Lincoln Park car, on street car or at Return Freight 3 ave, Con’ above i plage, ketbook on Monday night; contains n.w._West 2812, SATCHEL, small, containing 120-A folding MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 34 Hosrs 25¢e qt.. -2 Georgia Peaches, 4-quart basket, 50c - 5c| Bananas, large and ripe, doz. - - - 20 Dupont Cirele, Fr. 5333 2469 1Sth St. Col. 636 c — MUDDIMAN’ ; . There Is No Better Gingerale Than . - - .| Old Duté¢h Gingerale,bot.,10¢ .45 S G LNG kodak, comb, towel, etc., on Great Falls ear, May 30, Cail Main' 7427, branch No. 96. Re- ward. . EQ CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO.;SMALL BOOK (sovemment printing ofice). ment): on Grant Circle bus, between Ran- E;Esh' st and D. A. R. Hall, begwaen 8 and 8730 p.m., May 31 Finder commnicate with Room 246, E. F. bidg., Government Hotels, * SPECTACLES—0ld _ rimmed, Detween La- mont and Kenyon sts. or on street car. ' Phone Col. 8191J. 8213 11th st. n.w. Reward. © [—Wrist watch, monogram G.A.G. buck, Return 1318 Girard. o Col. 2435. Ponosram 3.icB. on Ta ohace . on face; on k. Liberal reward if returned to 706 10th I.:F‘ WA ND car e U Qquestions ssked. A , 3 ve- Bet. et and. B to L4t aad urton s 3 ‘& Leave A" wrist Park on 30; 3 'w'mm i S Call at Rev. Patrick J. Ritchie goes Ymm] to be pastor of | stant at! JOANSON REVVES | AR FRALD PROB Now Proposes m»)estigation by Expenditures Commit- tee, Which He Heads. While House leaders believed that they had put a quietus yesterday on the Johnson-Woodruff proposal for an investigation of delay in prosecu- tion of the war fraud cases, they found today that Representative Johnson of South Dakota had still another move up his sleeve. Representative Johnson proposes to have the committee on expenditures in ‘the War Department, of which he is' chairman, start an investigation which will deveiop all of the alleged scandal which it was proposed to show by the investigation which he and Representative Woodruff endeav- ored to have authorized by Congress. In order, however, to be effective, Representative Johnson must get au- thority from the House for his com- mittee to subpoena and swear wit- nesses,, This will give the member- ship 6f the House another oppor tunity to pass upon whether they want these scandals aired or not. Echoes of House Uproar. The walis of the House chamber were still echoing today with the turmoil of political debate which followed on the heels of the com- mittee's action yesterday. Thrown into ag uproar by charges of Chair- man Campbeli of the committee, in a “word to democrats,” that by attack- ing Attor: General Daugherty they were using the only means they could to “serve war crooks,” the House rarely subsided from that state dur- ing the exchanges that followed. Replying to Mr. Campbell, who orig- inally” voted 16 bring the resoiu- tion ‘before the House, that he had been induced by the Attorney Gen-| eral “to changs his vote and not to| investigate the Department of Jus- tice,” Representative Garrett of Ten- nessee, the democratic_ leader, fol- | lowed this with the presentation of { a letter from former Attorney Gen- eral Palmer, saying he courted the proposed investigation by Congress Representative Mondell of Wyoming the republican leader. entered the d bate at this point, with the declar: tion that he was glad the committee had rescinded its action, adding that he was “not surprised that gentiemen whose names may figure in investi- zations, before grand juries prefer a congressional investigation to action by the grand juries and the courts,” which, he said, was “their only hope. PLEADS FOR IDEALS. Perry W. Howard Addresses Fre- linghuysen Graduates. W. Howard, Perry assistant” to At- eneral Daugherty, principal | speaker at the commencement exer- cises of Frelinghuysen University last night at the Jol sley A. M. E Church. admonished the gradua stand for justice, maintain high idea. n outlined the needs of the uni- | were award- ed as follows: In the artment of - in dressmaking, Mar- and Melva Gray: 1h academy, Robert E. Woodruff; com- cial academy, Irens Rose; college of arts, William A. Johnson and Har- | L. Perry: coilege of sanitary science and embalming, Carter T. Bradford, | John Elmer Moore and Ulysses Smith; school of theology hool of law, T. C. esboro, Modena Evelyn Gowe! ard W. Howard. jr.: Reginald B.l Jackson, Charles Otis_Lancaster. John O. Nelson, Mercer S. Sampson, Trussie D Sparks and Charles H.| Beaths. Wednesday, May 31 900 Brook st n.e.. ALLEN Funeral Saturday, a.m.. from Church of the Incarnatiol wood, D. C. BRIEL. Suddenly. Thursday. J 10:10 p.m.. MARY E. BRIE beloved wife of the late Pel ral from her late residence. June 5, at 2 pm. Relutives vited. Interment at Prospe tery. BUTLER. . Juge 1. 1822 L (nee Hut ife June 1, 1922, at 9:15 a.m., at her daughier's residence 1 o ELBIETH, heloved wife Tt Batler. She leaves to mourn her I Two daughters, Della Major and Sarah Tour sisters and Departed this Deanwood, Saturday at 10 am. Al Tavited. CLAGETT., Fridas, June "t Ter residence. gfter 3 DO I WIILIAN BRICE CLAG William Hirice Clag- ‘it af Silver Spring. Md. Tnents will be announced later. 1922, at ‘with janitor, - Arthur Friday, June t her residence. Ma E beloved wife of Samuel R. cidest dauglter =f Ernest and Goldie Muntt. Funeral from her late ome Sunday, June 4, at 2 o'clock pm Funeral private. ¢ Thursday, Juse 1, 19 e. 501 Rhode Isiand ave. n, oved busband of Emma Funeral from late ir‘vll,d:;m‘e hl: ;‘rrl‘; s invited to attend. Interment Glen- FRAWLEY. l( :l‘l 5 at ® am., from 730 6th st KING, Thursda: Hospital, LU 2 Lambden). beloved Notlew of funenul bereafier. n Columbus ‘Hospital, Ny MOELHONE: 31, Ju2s. MARY .. oldest daugl or o the taie Jolin J. McEliione. Services 10 aom. Saturday, St Francis Xavier's, New York. Interment Philadeiphia. R, Thursday, June 1, 1 g . formerly of Chic ears. Interment at St. Louis, Mo. %o papers piease copy.) > ASSE. Suddenly, May 29, 1 - beloved daughter of Berta services at W Frawley June May 31, 1922, 5 TANK LOUISE RATCLIFFE {nee Joh beloved wife of Louis A Rateliffe. Funersl from the above residence turday, Jume S, at 8:30, thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be said at § am. Interment Osk Hill cemtery. (St Marys county, Md., papers please cops.) Departed this life June 1, i hter. Car- . s.e., RACHAEL ANN RICHARDSON, aged 81 'years. Fu- neral to be held from her late residence Sun- day. June 4, at 2 p.m.. thence to Addison Chapel, Seat Pleasant, Md., where services will be condncted. . SHERIFF. _ Wednesday morning. May. 31, 1922, at Wadsworth, Ohio, JESSIE R. (nee Soper), beloved wife of Leroy P. Sheriff. Fuperal from F st. n.e., Saturday, June 3, at 10:30 a.m. Interment at Kock Creek cemetersy. SHERWOOD, _Entered into rest at 7:15 p.m. May S1. 1922 at Richmond. Va., HATHIE E. SHERWOOD, widow of Tyler Sherwood. Funeral services at the grave, Glenwood cemetery, Friday, 2 pam. . . STRAIT.” Thursday, June 1. 1922, NEWTON A, eloved hasband of - Helen B." Stratt: Funeral services will be held at his iate residence, 217 F st. n.w., Friday. Jupe 2 7 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment at Williamsport, Pa. In Memoriam. BROWN. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear :elnved mether, Mrs. JULIA A. BROWN, who left us one year ago todsy, June 2, 1921 1884 Sth st. n.w. Oh_mother, thy gentle voice s hushed, Thy warm, true heart js still; 1 watched you day by, afy, Until with broken ieart, 1 saw you pass away. Mother, how hard we tried to save yo Prasers and; tears were all in vain; s s 'came and.took you - B, s worid of care and pain. #£78 Funeral arrange- { ol | (FORMERLY 940 F STNW) tand Park, Md., { 2 host of relatives and | Funeral from Cburch of the Incar- | | | { { i i ALEXANDER. \ In Memoriam. In sad bot loving brauce of my deur wie, LIZZIE T. ALEX ANDER. who departed ‘this life four yeas ago todey, June 2, 1918. Four yiars have passed, dear Lizsle, Rince you were called away, But there is s wmemory left behind you That only death can fade. , " None knows the silent heartache. CUNNINGHAM. LENNON. Only those who have lost can tell Of the gricf that is borne in_silence For the one 1 loved so weil. HER HUSBAND. ¢ In sad but lovieg remem brance of my dear mother, JOSEPHINE A cr: HAM, who departed this life on . June 2, 1921 You left me forever. desr mother, Who loved 50u better thap Ilived for you, mother. while you were here You were my life and ail. T still dream of your desr sweet face I loved Your eyes I'll be longing to see; I will never forget you. mother, You were ail in this world to me. She traveled the journey before us She has known all the toils of the way: She has paid the price of the fullness, That only 4 mother cun pay HER LONELY DAUGHTER In sad but loving sted husband and fath who died one yenr ago today, Anniversary mass 1 St. Stephen) MAR| A our_ae LENNON 2. 1921 Churck. May his soul rest 4y HIS WIFE pesce AND SON JAMES. AN LEWIS, Wasiington, MANN. 1o sad but husband and fath pasked wway June 2. 1914 0w o been gwar, still t in mind R Lo WIFE AND FAMILY. PLUMMER. locing remembrane of my beloved b CILLIAM MURY PLUMME} this life om God, when the dawas, the night re > sise beneath. " bt Wk n denth ar to die ) WIFE. M PLUMMER. * SMITH. In loving remembrance of my dew and devoted brother, THOMAS VALENTING SMITH. 'who passed away seven sears ags HIS SISTER, MARY RELLE SMITH. * WILLIAMS. 1n loving memory mother. ADDIE WILLIAMS WOLF. this ¥ fo thr ago today The cross was borne brave's, the crown & now wor She beard Master His loviny 1ife where the virtues Wi find Ob. mind ever as the white lis # How sadiy 1 miss you each duy and eacl ‘o HER DEVOTED SON. ERNEST Wil LIAMS Mother. wn of patience Through the years you strogsed o Those hands that Are the liond home HER DEVOTE AND DAL INLAW, GEOI AND BORIA Oh, the mewmory AX'T fuced dexth our loved ones from our bomes r From oar SONTINLAW, T. SMALLWOOD. Tn sad hut loving rem e of ow dear’ wife wnd mother. MINNIE 1 WOLY inee Fridus). who departed this 1ife twee yeurs ago tody 1 The month of J more is bere To ux the saddest of the vear. Becanse, two Years ago today Our dear wife and mother nassed away. The flowers we place upo her grave Will wither and decay But_the love for her who sleeps beneath With us shall aever T HER LOVING HUSE HENRY © WOLF, AND CHILDE! Ju FUNERAL DIXECTORS. - MORTICIANS 2 o 17301732 Pu. ave. e 128 e ” Waskingten D. C. O CTasismD Wse. Phones M. 55125513, N, JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. §. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances. Livery in Connection. Established 1873 Telephone Col. 7023 THE S, H. HINES CO,, W. R. F. HINES, Prop., 20012908 141 si. 0w, Private Ambulance WM. H. SARDO & CO. Quick. Dignified_and Etficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3484, Automobile Service, Chave! ‘RS rerareCo 1208 H_STREET NW MAIN | .RSPH[ _nonczm‘uul. wa-s?,:,. 2 H st n.e. Phone Lincoln 524. Soaern Coapel. Automobile Funersis. pected with the 3034 M St N.W. V.L.SPEARE CO. either the syccessors of nor com e rigisal W. R 8 nmeny 940 F St Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Established 1841, Phone West 86. 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