Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1923, Page 5

GROTTO BOOKS MORE ACTS FOR “FUN FEST”| attractions have been booked for the ¥allipolis Grotto “fun fest,” which opens its second and final week to- morrow night in the Central Coli- seum, it was-announced last night by John J. P. Mullane, managing director | Ripp, | Mme. of the affair. Atténdance during the |an auspicious opening A number of additional vaudeville! | the general committee in charg arranggments have been made for |and novelty games. Members of the Order of Red Men have been invited by Arthur C. Shaw, | chairman of the committée on invita- tions, to b: the guests of the Grotto at the fair tomorrow night. fraternities that will be similarly hon- ored this week are the Knights of Masonic Clubs, accommodating a crowd this weel:. The new vaudeville acts will include | a Hawallan troupe, uUsing as< its sei- ting a typical Hawallan village, and Margo, the famous contortionist, late of Ringling Brothers' circus. Gypsy Rohmouje, the Egyptian dancer; Jerry an 'original jazz dancer, and | Melba, seerist, three popular record - breaking last Monday | be continued. The amusements which | | Bight, cxceoded the expectations of| wil pe continued include dancing an Other | 1 e Pythias, Shrine and Births Reported. The following births have been reported to w.thin the last twenty- and Irma M. Cherry, girl. Gustav E. and Lillian M. Mattfeldt, giel. Edward £ and Ada Seitz, boy. Stanley . and Claire L. Tathaway, girl. Charlex 1. und Fio. . . and Nora M. 3 tley, girl Adelle E. Russell, boy. ma A. Burlelgh, boy. D C, APRIL URGESU. . OPERATE PUBLIC GOLF LINKS 8, 1923 ART 1 MOVES TO VACATE DECREE Because Chief Justice McCoy Is sai to have -chi‘racterized rman Stenz, defendant in a limited divorce proceeding brought by his w.fe, Mar- garet Steny, as a scoundrel and de- clared he ought to be horsewhipped, Osear Nauck, attorney for tne de. fendant. has' filed a motion to vi- cate a decree granted the wife, Nauck also points out a numb r of alleged | | ASHFORD. Cards of Thanks. We wish to th aud friends for their ki ud foral tributes at sved wife and mother, ) relatives In appreciation of pressiofin a1 ‘tributes s death of RRIE | SWEET. Deaths. Thursday, April 5. 1023, at 8:47 pan. at der residence, 118 9t s, e, MARY J. SPARKS nev Scrivener), beloved wife of Clinrles W. Sparks. Fun fces will bo held ar her late rexiden Monday, April 9, at 1 p.m. Relatives frlends “invited to attend. Interment G wood cemetery SPARKS. April 7. 1923, 20°Q &t nw Liusbasid of Annie At 7 am RILEY AL, heloved weet. Funeral fro « chapel at Oak Hili IR sts. n.w first week of the carnival, which had | vaudeville numbers of last week, will | Order of Eastern Star. Sloses B, A% Latn Bution Kirl urt’s rulings | come it B0t R 7222222277777 FIRE SALI Of Peoples Drug Stores’ Warehouse Stock ‘Tl Tell You—Values Are Getting Better and Better” Big trucks are bringing. loads of Fire Sale Bargains to fill up my day items go on sale--Come Face Creams Melba, Dame Nature, Daggett & Ramsdells’, Hudnut's and others. 50c values...... e C. ompact Powders Djer-Kiss, Harriet Hubbard Ayers'. Three Flowers, Mary Garden and others. 50c value. = $1.00 value....... Talcums Fiance, Ayers, Talcolette, Ervins, Love Me and others. 50c values. wisia'e Nail Preparations Cutex, Hudnut's and others. Values up to 35c. Choice...... 5 Tooth Pastes Colgate's, White's, Sanitol, smos, Senrico and others. Choice ........... Rouges Lady Mary, Mavis, Mary Djer-Kiss. 50c¢ values. Talcums Colgate’'s, Mary Garden, Bu Mennen's and others. 20c and 25c values. CHOICE ...........oeveenees Tooth Pastes Mag Lac, Acident, Forhan's, Pepsodent, Pebeco and others. Values to 50c. Cholce .. B Toilet Waters elba, Colgate’s. Lyonx’, Ka values. Mavis, Values to §: Hair Tomcs Wild Root, Danderine, Farr's Secalp: to_$1.00. Chokee. ... 75c Resorso Hair Tonic. Shaving Preparfihons w ms’, Colgates’ and 25c and 35c vi 5oc values Coty’s Face Powder, $1.00 Size, Special, 35¢ 35c Synol So@p......... 50c Hennafoam Shampoo. . 50c Dr. Hufl’s Tooth Powder. 25c Arnfca Cream. 35¢ Dame Nature Skin Improver. ‘Pint Best Peroxide. 25c Johnson’s Foot B 25¢ Packer's Tar Soap, in mickel box. 5c Danderine Hair Tonfe............ Halr Pomades (many brands) £ Fyno Soap Pnste (large cans) = Pound Cans Signet Hand Soap........ Zavon (waterless hand cleaner) llm 80c Malt Syrup... 26c Sykes' Comfort Powder (in good CORMIION) ... e.....tieeenenasonre 25¢ Shaving Brush Holders. . . $1.00 Sterno Stoves, Complete, 40c Pint Bay Rum, Domestlc. .. 75e Big Bag Bathing Salt. : L. Be 30c Marmeilles Castile Senn about 1 10c Napthaline and Lavender Com- pound ... $1.00 Liguia Stimerine. 23¢ Be . 5oe Soaps, Choice. o [ —Resinol, Cuticura, Cashmere Bougquet, Eclat, Imported Lemon, 4711 Bath and many others. 35c Mme. Walker's Temple Grower. 23¢ Bandoline $2.00 Contls Castile Soap (nearly 4 1b. bar) $1.50 Imported Bay Rum. 75¢ Duchesne Almond Crenms. 75c Manner's Tollet Waters. .. Rubber Goods S9¢ Rubber Sponges...... 49¢ Rubber Sponges $2.50 Revolving Spray 'irrllllvl $3.50 Marvel Whirling Sprays. 32.50 Senate Hot Water Bottles. $2.50 Senate Fountain Syringes... %200 Congress Hot Water Bottle. .. ,ll 00 $2.00 Congress Fountain Syringe. ....81.00 35¢ Atomizer Bulbs. . 20e 75c to $S1.50 Atomizers 80 $1.00 Banner Hot Water Rnlllr‘ . 50e $1.50 Combination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe 3 39c and 49c Baby Rubber Pants, 15¢ Pair 75e¢ 25¢ Atomizer Bulbs Nipples (all Kindw, val % Alphn Bulb Syringes (values to $1.98) . $1.00 25¢ and 35c Syringe Tubing......... 10¢ 35c Hygeln Nuraing Bottles, complete with nipples..... Fruit Jar Rubbers (doz. in package) 79¢ Rubber Gloves, Brushes and Combs Iron or Straightening Combs (values 20¢ Se 25e Fine Hairbrushes (Clinton—Kent— Lawtence—Prophylactic and many other kinds— values to cholee . $1.98 to $2.27 $1.50 to $1.75 Hairbrushes..... BSc to $1.25 Hairbrushes . 49¢ to 75¢ Hairbrushes. 39¢ to 98c Hairbrushes (damaged).. Bathbrushes (values to $1.98), cholce z 75c and $1.00 ImitatiSn Ivory Hairbrushes (Du Barry and others—values to $5.95). Priced : o F100 to 83.00 @8¢c to $1.49 White Combn. 3¢ Handbrushes . ... 50c and 75c ’romlbmle. (md Cross and other makes) 15¢ 10¢ 25¢ Shaving Brushes (values to 95¢). $1.49 Shaving Brushes. . 19¢ Toothbrushes . ceae Good Pocket Knives (2 Dllfl!l). . Genuine Cowhide Brief Cases $1.50 Pure Gum FElastie B 23 and 3 inches wide.. $1.00 Vivandon Almond Cream.. $4.00 Coffee Tricolators, $1.50 counters and Mon- will find me ready for a fresh start. Now---tomorrow at 10 A.M. these Early--Sure Most E verythmg $1.00 Joint Bawe. ... £1.00 Retul OMl.... 39¢ Nail Buffers. .. 5 S0c Tanglefoot Fly Paper double sheets). K0 Razor Strops 13c Black Flag Innect Powder. . 50c Resinol Ointment. ... £1.00 Resinol Ointment $5.00 New Gillette Improved Safety Razors (Silver Plated), $2.50 l Pint Pompeian Olive Oil, 25¢ I 3% Shopping Bags..... o $6.00 New Gillette Improved Safefy Razors (gold plated). 3 -$3.00 $1.88 Stralght Razors, in excellent condition . ..$1.00 798¢ Imported Vacuum Hottlés. 40e 10c Venus Lead Penclls, dozen...... 50c 3125 Queen Bess (makes one gallon of grape juice) ... 23.00 Qucen Bews ‘(makes $1.00 Gem. Ever-Ready Kutter Safety Razors, fect. Cholce. S0e I Sterno Canned Heat, 5c | e e aeRs sl Yankw Cignrettes (5 in pkg.), 10c and Ife Glue and Pasic, T " 10c Hand Pumice ... 10c Mending Tissne 10c Emery Roards. 10c Tollet Paper (many kinds) l-‘ln-h"lh'n. without batterfes (values to $1.25). 15¢ .. 50e 3 gain) .. $1.00 and Keen lu-nrly per- Bicycle or Squeezers Playing Cards, 25¢ Large Dath Towels, 35c; 8 for Gem Safety Razors (holders only). 39c Finger Toothbrushes..... 69 Tar Paper (12 wheets in roll) 9% Alarm Clocks (made tn U. 8. A1) 50c and 75¢ Pipes..... 25c and 49 Pipes. . $1.00 ana $1.50 Pipen Inner Solew (all slzex), pair. ... 10c and 15¢ Shoe Polishes Gilbert Alarm Clocks 15c Peterman’s Ronch Powder or Dise covery : 10¢ Hair Nets (many kinda). . : Se 2% Mentholntum. ... ... 15¢ 25¢ Omegn OIl. . 15¢ 50c Omega Ofl 250 £3.98 Mamma Dollx 25¢ $4.98 Mamma Dollx. E (Dolls lightly dama 75¢ to $1.50 Tar Garment lln:“..,, 25¢ 26e Peterman’s Roach Powder or Dix. 25c Eddie Black Shoe Dye. 20c My Wife's Maple Flavor Syrup.. $12.00 Western Electric Head Phones, Special, $6.50 o $1.60 Aver's Bath Salt.... 10c Medicated Vaselines. Big Fancy Bath Towels, 35¢c 3 for $1.00 $1.00 25¢ 20¢ 25¢ 40c 25¢ 15¢ 50¢ 5S¢ Be 75e 18c 1109 Pennsylvania Ave. (Formerly Raleigh Haberdasher Store) Between Star Bldg. and Raleigh Hotel Signed, W. T. Howard Store Opens 10 A.M. Gloses 8 P. M 7 7 7 05000% ]Senator Jones Advocates Change—Sherrill Believes Present System Best. Government operation of the public golf courses, bathing beach, etc., ver- sus operation of these recreation grounds and beach by concession to private individuals is a question that Is receiving attention by members of Congress, Col. Sherrill, superintend- ent of public buildings and grounds, and the public itself. Col. Sherrill, who has charge of the recreation grounds, conditions, unqualifiedly in favor of the concession plan. He believes that it is really in tLe interest of the pub- {lic to use the golf courses, bathing | beach, etc and that it g facili- ties which it would not otherwlise have. s Col. Sherrill's View. Col. Sherrill believes, however, that eventually the golf courses, and all the other sports for which fees are charged, should be turned over to the Welfare Association of the executive department: which operates under the supervision of the superintendent of public buildings and grounds and the superintendent of the State. War and Navy buildin; This assc while not a government agency. is not run fro profit. Col. She is that under such operation it be possibie to use some of tie money pal by the public to use the polf courses, etc., for further ext and improvements. Senator Jones of member of the Senate District and appropriation committees, takes a somewhat different view of the mat- ter, though he believes that the plan to place the operation of all these recreation fields and beaches under the Welfare Association probably would work well. Agninst Private Operation. “I belleve,” sald Senator Jones ves- terday, “that Congress should author- ize the office of superintendent of | public buildings and grounds to fix all the fees to be charged for playing golf, tennis, etc, and to use the moneys wo received for the upkeep of the links, courts and beaches. If it is found that the fees pald in aggregate more than is necded for maintenance and operation, then it should be the duty of the office of public buildings and grounds to reduce the charges [to the public. 1 firmly believe that the pu should have this benefit, rather than it should go to private | individuals. Col. Sherriil poin that it would requir }“lm 000 in appropriations for the gov- fernment to operate the golf courses and all the other recreation grounds. | He estimated that the fees paid in by | the public would be in the neighb h 1 of $50,000. This would mea that Congress would have to be asked for an appropriation of some $30,000 ito $40.000 a year for the upkeep of these publie playgrounds That it is difficult to get such ap | propriations for reation from Con- {&ress for the District is generally admitted, it was said i Col. Sherrill pointed out also that | the public demands more than a mere | 80lf course—that it wants restau- rants, golf instructors and experts to mend golf clubs, at the courses, and similar conveniences at the bathing beach. It would be very difficult for the government to enter into such business. he said, because of the great care that must be used by the goverment in accounting and { making disbursements and taking in money. Senator Jones, on the other hand, insisted that If restaurants and golf experts were demanded by the pubs ilie, those activities could be cared for by concessions, while the govern- ment looked after theoperation and maintenance of the recreation grounds itself. He sald that munici- pal golf courses were operated by the government in his state in just { that way—the restaurants, ete.. being run by concessionaires, while the i actual grounds were handled by the municipal authorities. Turns Over Tennis Courts. Col Sherril has made a start at turning over to the Welfare Asso- ciation the operation of the recrea- jtion grounds this vear. placing un- der the charge of the association the tennis courts, for which no charge Les been made in past years. He said ithat the funds provided by Congress for the parks were not sufficient to { continue to operate the tennis courts | free this year. The concessions for the golf courses, {both those in Potomac Park and Rock Creek Park. run four more years, and the existing plan will therefore be continued with regard {to the golf courses for at least that {length of time. | Col. Sherrill declared that the con- cessions made in connection with the golf courses had been most advanta- geous to the government and the jpublic. He =ald that the concession in Potomac Park had worked ex- tremely well. The golf course in Rock Creek Park has yet to be open- ed for use. The concessionaire of that course, however, has agreed to expend $11,000 in the next four years for improvements to the course, which is more than the course cost to_build, he said. No concessions have been made in {connection with the base ball and foot ball flelds in the parks, and none are in_contemplation, Col.” Sherrill Isaid. The upkeep of these grounds really is line with the work on the parks themselves. he pointed out. Washington, a d_out yesterda from $90.000 to | Roo nce and_ Health, by Edds, on Sth st. n.e. between F st. n.e. 8th snd Mass. ne. Reward. 13444 B st we. AROOCH, diamond: (hink from 87h and D #ts, through Smithsonian Park to 918 Va. ave. s.w. Reward. Franklin 7617 COLLAR—Brown fur, lost April 6, Phona Col. 602 EYEGLASSEN, tortoise_shell st. and Patent office v cars Saturday. Col. 3153.J. Barjar, 51 Olympla_Apt. ASSES, pair of tortolse shell, o gray case. Col._8965. LASSES, and Park rd.. 14th st. Phone Col. B4T2-W. nw. GOLD WATCH, Hamilion, open face; and nife, at dfiveway entrance fo mac Park goif lioks: initials, Rewara. it returned to" G. L. Munter, Southern bidg LEATHER GRIP. contalalng tobacco; reward. Thone Adams 1832, ON_MARCH 30 from a_moving van of Mnss. ave., Dth and Tth sts. n.w., various papers, trpewritten and in handwriting, Also books, letters and drawnings. Will finder lease communicate with J. C. Fitzpatrick. 12 Txt st ne. Reward. . | PIN. fraternity, with peari: 5. T { on back. Plenss phone Cleveland 136: | FOCKETBOOK, new King Tuf, Friday m(m | between 11th. Fla. ave. and Ath and H sts. | ne.. containing $4.50. Finder pease return to 1327 Emerson st n.e. Reward. FOCKETBOOK —Brown ostrich leather; §9 1 envelope, bunkbook with name { permit. " Reward. Col. 9810. { Apt. 1 | PUPPY, gray yellowish. police dog; West 2342, | FURSE with Weva. on Cloveland Park car, Friday morning, small change and car toke 01, 8 inside etween Euclid Reward. Miss car or navy 3 Address 1483 Newton st. chain it Poto s icinity Taker™ reward. ¥old seal; St. Luke's School: Uinitials, " 8. A. Beward if returned | Chureh st lsu*lvunm—mne stone, from ring. { Call Linc. 2285. Rewara, Be. is. under existing | ciation, | 1's fdea | wiil ¢ -nsions | golf | errors of law in fhe c and attacks the Jurisdiction of the court to sequester the husband's es- tate. The chief justice appointed L. Newmyer, attorney for the wife, 16 hold the husband's property to as- sure the payment of $125 per month alimony to the wife as well as coun- sel fees total.ng $900, and the reim- bursement of the wife to.the extent of $1,500 for her expenses in trying to locate Stenz and the child. Stenz is ®aid to be In Florida CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Maine State Society will hold its April meeting at the Ebbitt Hotel Saturday evening at 6:30 o'clock. There will be a dinner, a number of | motion pictures of Maine and New Englagd and dancing. Alvin El Senor Enrique Coronndo of Co- lombia_ will speak on the Columbian poet, Julio Florez, at the meeting of the Spanish-American Athencum at the Thomson School Wednesday even ing at § o'clock. Musical selections will be given by Miss Heffuer and vocal solos by Mrs. Ophe Gay, The Woman's Auxiliary to the Rail- v Mail Assoclation will give a 700 party in the basement ¢f Ma- Temple, Sth and I streets {northeast, Saturday night at 8:30 o'clock. The Ne ers’ Club will hold its weekly luncheon in the blue room of the City Club tomorrow. of the to be held at 8 pn. Wed- Thomson School, h L streets northwest. Daneing will follow the business meeting. All Marylanders, including non-members of the society, are invited to attend. The American Legion Auxiliary, Department of the District of Colum- bi. will meet next Wednesday even- ing at 1423 New York avenue north- weet, Maryland meeting to be { nesday the The unit of Stuart Walcott Poxt. Post, No. 10, will hold its regular business mecting at 1423 New York avenue northwest tomorrow evening The regular book review dinner of the District of Columbia Branch, League of American Pen Women, will be in H street st tion of Mis: bel DAl Bowerman, director Library, will speak on nsorship,”” and Justice W ord of the District will read some of under of the Publi brary ¢ Phillips preme Court verses ndell Su- his Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of the chemical war service, will speak on the importance of chemistry knowledie in the home at the tea to Le held this afternoon at national headquarters of the League of Ameri- {can Pen Women, 1722 H street north- west, from 4 to 6 o'clock. udolph Myers of the ¥. cial serviee department folloging program for Tobby « rt to be giv at the Central “Y" building. 1736 G street northwest, orTow evening, beginning at 7 Hardesty, soprano: Fr baritone: M reader; Miss companist piano, announces th the free a'clo Marjorie G and selections for tria Miss Ma Bowie, Miss Daviason and Master Emerson ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY The seventh lecture of the 'on public_ health h und auspices of the Women's Welf; »clation will be given by Dr. Vernon Kellogg, sec ¢ of the National Research Council, at the auditorium of the National Museum. 10th and B streets, at 3:30 o'clock. Dr. Kellogg's { subject will be “How Important Are Our Ancestors?” The public is in- vited and there will be no admis: fee. The Poli rington will meet at 8 o'clock in Immaculate Con- ception Hall, N street between 7th and Sth streets The Keven Bafry Council of the American Association for the Recog- nition of the Irish Republic will meet at 1006 E street at 8 o'clock Morning Star Lodge No. 40, Im- proved and Benevolent Protective Order of Elks (colored). will hold memorial services at 7 o'clock in the Dunbar High School auditorium for members of the order who have died during the year. Floyd C. Payne ill be master of ceremonies and muel E. Jones will deliver the memorial address. John Lawson is in charge of arrangements. MRS. C. C. BROWN DIES. Mrs. Colvin C. Brown died yvesterday morning at her residence at the Cairo. Funeral services are to be private. She was the wife of Colvin C. Brown, chief of the organization service of the jChamber_of Commerce of the United States. here about ten years. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Rene C. Raglan of Honolulu and Mrs. Stephens B. Robinson of this city, and two sister: the s Flora and Frances Hart- well of Berkeley, Calif. Deaths Reported. following deaths have been reported to the health department within the last twenty-four hours: Maitha Andre, 30. Emergency Hospital, Josephine Chaiweli, &6, Home for the Aged. Edwin Yarnold, 71, 1839 Lamont st. Norma V. Usilton, 1, 115 Abacostia rd. northeast. Mars M. Bowie, 78, 1906 F st. Mary E. Davis.' 62,1424 R st. Leroy J. Gaddis, 7. Emergency Hospital Samuel L.’ Cutler, 67, 2806 13th st. north- bert R. Good, 52, §t. Elizabetiys Hospital. Mary B, Lund,’ 14, Children's Hospital. Henry Klegget, 81, U. S. Soldiers' Home Hospital. Hawkins, 66, Home for Aged and Mary J. John Blackwell, 1 Infirm, Freedmen's Hospital. Tena Langston, 50, Gallinger Hospital. Edward Hardy, 74, Emergency Hospit Leatie N. Thornton, 20, "Tuberculosis Hos- pital. Dorothy D. Carter. 17. 937 § st. Marshall_Duffin, 29, Casualty Hospital. Samuel W. Dixon, 9, 2 Douglas rd. south- | enst. { MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours {CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. i 2469 1Sth St, Col. 636 Dupont_Circle, Kr. 5232 § CEMETERIES. TO THE THOUGHTFUL Few realize the importance the modern in & community. Few ha ider it but once. Often when the emergency arises they are uninformed. FCRT LINCOLN ‘WASHINGTON'S MODERN CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE UNDER A PERPETUAL CHARTER FEATURING LAWN AND LANDSCAPE A FITTING PLACE OF SEPULCHRE ON THE WASHINGTON-BALTIMORE BOULEVARD Bladensburg Road at District Line) ity “Office, © Cemetery Office, 708 180 8t. N-W. Lincoln 3578 Franklin 4745 Call or write for illustrated literature | SASH to dark brown silk ®weater, on F or {J1th st., Friday, between Huyler's and Palals ' Royal. Reward. 1754 Kenyon st. n.w. _ 8¢ SPECTACLES, shell rimmed, in black on 14th st.—between 15th ‘and Clifton and Girard._Return 1474 Clifton Reward. | WRIST WATCH, Waltham, gold, engraved iB. G. G. Please return to B. G. Gardner, 1000 Mass. ave. n.e. Reward. . VRIST WATCIL, Tady’s, I EeoRraphlc_Jec- | ture rooms: suifable reward. ue Main | 265, Mr. Herman. WRIST WATCH, gold, Tnitial Wednesd: ward, 636 F s NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HILL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST Warhington Beautiful Burial Ground rpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service— T lots—Sederate prices Terms, Giee: Tith and Pa. Ave. S.E. Linc. 6502, ¥or Booklet, Infermation or ‘Visit {o Ceme- tery. Call MR, CAYLOR, Linc. 982. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpe: IGudz Bros, Co., 1214 F-St., affecied at a | Mr. and Mrs. Brown had lived | i DAVIS, | mIcKs. their kindness, ssmpathy and besutiful oted pathy and ¢ s during the i1l my belosed wife MARY KHUEN, THE FAMILY. * MARSHALL. 1 sincerely thank all relatives and friends for their ald and sympathy to me wnd my deceased husband,” VINCENT MARSHALL, durlug bis recent’ flincss and HENRIETTA SMITH MARSHALL. * RICHARDS. We do greatly thank our kind friends for their lelp, sympaths and bea tiful floral expressions during the iliness at e death of our dear mother, MK ELLEN F. RICHARDS Mit. M. RICHAKDS BURKE AND FAMILY. ROBINSON. We wish to extend our xincere thanks and appreclation to our relative ds and neighbors for their kindness sympathy during the lnexs aud beau 1 “floral tributes at the death of our ng_mother and grandmother, LUCINDA ROBT. and our dear mother, CAREY H. ILDREN, ELE WILLIE E Deaths. Saturday. ROBINSO BROWN. April 7, Wt Wrent unday, ot 3 pm. Interment Brook Y..' (Brooklsm, N. Y., papers turduy. April 7, 1921 at tie Cairo, MINNIE HARTWELL BROWN, wife of Calvin B, Brown, mother of Mrs.' Rene It of Tlonolulu and Mrs. Stephen B this city vices private. * BUTLER-GRAHAM. Tieparted_this life Wed nesday. April 4, 1923, at 9:56 p.m.. at her rexidence, in_Philadeip) Pa; after a brief illness, MARY E. BUTLER-GRAHAM, danghter of James I1. and Anna Butler. Shé leaves to mourn tieir lows other aud father. five sisters and & host of relatives and friends. Funeral from Brown's me morial A. M. E. Church, 14th and B sts e, Monday, April 9, at 1 oclock pm sharp. Rev. 0. E. Jones, pastor. *Tis ours to miss thee ail our vears And tender memories of thee keep, Thine in the Lord to rest. For so, He giveth his beloved sleep. FAMILY. 8° COCHRAN. Friday, April 6. 1923. at 7 am at his residence, 3027 Ist st. nw.. THOMAS WILSON. heloved hushand of ~Agnes L. ocliran and father of T ran. aged T4 years. Funeral services at Wallace Me al Preshrterian Church, Tth st. and New Hampshire ave. n.w., Snnday, April 4t 2 pm. Relatives and friends iovited ttend.” Interment private. 8 CUMMINGS. Saturday. April am.. MARY LIZZIE, widow he late n Taft Cammings. formerly of Steelton, late of Enfield, N. H., in the T8th f her age. can at ' the of her won, Cummings, res st ne., J UG anday, April 8 at 4 pm. Interment at Enfleid, N H. ~(Harrisburg papers please copy.) 5 COLBERT. Fridas. April 6, 1 at 4 P at her residon 2w Mrs. HARRIETT COLBERT, wife of the late William Coibert. 'She leavex to mourn ‘a loving daughter ir Kons, pril ¥ from . Church, Itev. Kiog. pas CUTLER Friday. April 192 MILTON husband of . me. Thirts-se wer Preston Ladge. E from_the hon M at 10:30 u.m. Wond cops.) CUTLER. SAMUEL The members of the Association of Olde<t ‘Tohabitants are requested to attend the funeral of our late assoclate member, SAMUEL M. CUTLER. from his late resi dence. 2306 13th st. ue., Monday, April 9, at 10330 a.m YIQRE W. NOVES, Pre rWRIGHT, Saturdsy, April 7, . at 2 am., residence of her dmughter, Mrs. 1424 R st. n.w., Mrs Aprii ident. &t the DAVIS. .+ from St s Intermenf Mount Ol DUNAVANT. on Fri Entered eternsl life at 6 April 6, 1923, at the resid: of ighiter, 804 Florence st MARY JANE. befo the Archie 18 Dunavant the Nativity Chapel, 14th and A sts. 1 am. s Monday, April 9. znwuws. Saturdas, April 7. 1923, MARY, «wd wife of Sothoron Edwards, age Funeral from her late residenc orida ave. n.e., Tuesday, April 10, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to Holy Name Church, where mass will be said, at 0 a.m., for the repose of her soul. Intéruent Mouat Olivet ery FINKE. Friday. April 6. 05 p.m., at his residence, 223 North Washington st.. Alexandria, Va.. WILLIAM F. H., beloved husband of Mattie L. Aitcheson Finke. in fourih year. Funeral from his late Sundas . at 3 pm, Va., and Baltimore, Md., papers | late FLETCHER. FLETCIL 5, April 8, 1823, ALICE C, xervices will be held at her late residence, 214 1st st. s.e., Sunday, April 8 at 5 p.an. Please omit flowers. In- terment private. s GADDIS. ~ Suddenly, Friday April 6, I LEROY J.. husband of BDessie E. Gaddi and father of Leroy, jr. and Albert II Gaddis. Funeral from John R. Wright Com- pany’s chapel, 1337 10th st. n.w.. Mondas. April 9, at 10 a.m Glenwood cemetery GORDON. Friday, . 1923, ut 1008 Webster st . beloved wife of gene Gordon, € her daughter, Mrs 308 Shepherd st. n.w at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St wiere mass will be said, at 9 a.m repose of her soul. Interment ai Mt. Olivet cemeters Saturdar, April 7, 1923, at her rest Rockville, Md.' MARY ADAMS wife of Washington Hicks. in her I from her late residence, at 2:30 pm. loterment at Union cemeters s JAMES. Fridas. April 6, 1 at Columbia Hospital, JAMES, wife of Henry gangier of the late John A; wnd Frances Butler. Funeral from Lee's chapel, ave. between 8rd and 4% sts., Mon: day, April 9, at 8:30 am., thenee to St Stephen’s Chiurch, Pa. ave. and 23th st where requiem mase will be said for the repose of soul. * dnterment _private. (Alexandria, Va., papers please copy.) JOHNSON. ~ Saturday, April 1023, at Freedmen's Hospital, § JOHNKO Remains may be seen at Moon & Allen’s funeral parior, 12th and Fla. ave. n.w Notlce of funeral hereafter. KING, Saturday, April 7, 1923, at 12 m., at Garfield Hospital, WALTER D. KINC beloved husband of Lillie M. King (ne Seott). Ile leaves two sons. one daughter, mother and father. Funeral Tuesduy 2 g'clock, from his late residence, 1035 3 st naw. Relatives aad friends invited to attend. Interment Rock Creek cemeters. 0° LEE. Friday, her residence. % L. LEE, widow of the late Flato Lee, mother of Eliza Lee Smith and Lottie Lee. She leaves to mourn their loss a son-in-law, nephew and a host of cousins and friends Funeral Monday, April 9, at 1:30, from Ebenezer A. M. E. Clurch, 0 st. between 27th and 28th sts. n.w. Rer. pastor. LOUGHRAN, Tuesday. Los Angeles, Ca Joseph Loughran 1730 Pa. ave. n.w., April 9. at 8:30 am.. thence to St. lcter's Church, Where mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the re pose of her soul. Remalns at Gawler's Sunday, April 8. Interment at Arlington cemetery. 8 MARTIN, Friday, April 6. 1023, at his brother's residence, 1211 B st. n.e., ROB- ERT, beloved brother of Thomas 1. Martin and Mrs. Jane Gl Funeral from the above Tesidence, on Tuesday, April 10, at 8:30 am., thence to Holy Comforter Clurch Where mass will.be-sald at 9 a.m. Inter. ment at Mount Olivet. Please omit flowers. 9 MONTGOMERY. April 6. 1925, at 11:30 p.n., at the home of hix sis ins 1.« Montgomery, Wilton, Conn., OTTO LEE, Funeral services at the residence of Sergt. Johm 3. Murphy. 80-A, Waxhington bar- racks, Washington, D. C., on Monday, April 9, at 3 pm. Interment at Rock ' Creek cemetery. NESBITT. Suddenly, Saturday morning, April 7, 1923, at her reaidence, 1371 North Caro- lina ave. D.e. TERESA A., beloved wife of John B. Nesbitt, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruth of Baltimore. Fu- heral from Holy Comforter Church Sonday, April 9, at 10 o'clock. BUTLER . and Mary PLASKETT. Friday, April , 1023, at 3 pm at her home, Lorfon, Fairfax county, Va. MARY CRANFORD PLASKETT, widow of the late John Plaskett, in her '87th ye hie is survived by six children, twenty-six grandchildren and twenty-three great-grand- children. The children are Jumes I'laskett, Washington, D. C.; dohn M. and E. L. Plaskett and Mrs. M. E. Davis, Mrs. E. 8. Bubb and Miss Annie Plaskett of Lorton, Interment’ (private) at | 18 10:30 | Funeral from the | | i | i i | { A|m| 30 p.m. d wALLACE b father of Charles, Geneva nml Dorothy Wal. attend B WILLIAMS, 7, 1973, Va., « Tl Relutives and friends 3 Entered info eternal rest Friday, w.m.. at his residence. dearly eloved . at Rlue WILLIAMS Moon & “Allen's Notice of funeral hereafter Plains, Remaing funeral at 7:15% am., ANNASTASTA el wite of om her late dny morn ioly Comfu ient gt Mt. O In M emoriam, ANDERSOXN. 1n lovinz remembrance of my wther, MARY A. ANDER- three Years ago todas. April HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ® BOOKER. facred to the f our dear duughter and sister, LAVINIA B. BOOKER, who' departe . R0 yest day, April THE FAMILY. DE MAINE, loving remembrance of my Anid e r heart I wou i NIECE RUTH. * + of onr dear hus SIAS CARTER. “who e today, April 8 CARTER. 1n band and father, d this life six years ag “w\'h\(‘ face 10 sen:’ 7 3 worth while, ROSIE AND SAMUEL CART "-' CLOPTON. voted siste jory_of our de- who left thy work is done, a victors won suffering and feel A battle well You sleep withe no more we shall see vou again. BLAUNA BARBOUR AND MARY BROTHERS, LLOYD AND AN- DREW WYCKS. ELBEL. In sad remembra e of my Tovin JOUN ELBE] : . who died one_ year Thou art one. b HIS BEVC ED WIFE LI FLAHERTY. In loving remembran dear grandpa. WILLTAM FLAHERTY, wio died eight years ago today Lovéd in 1if In death re LITTI embured GRANDDATGHTER. memars of_onr GRACE JONES, year ago todas, JONES-KING. Sacred 1ot heloved datghter and ister. who departed this life April 8. 1 An angel came down in the And took from o i From earth her To heaven. one txvilieht hour was born year ago today Rut 1 1 arts shall hold HER LOVING MOTHER AXD SISTER. MA TILDA JONES AND MABEL CARTER. * MATTERN. In of ROLLINS MATT years ugo today r heloved san, Dpassed away five I AND MOTHER. * to the memory of mv EMMA MATTHEWS, w! A FATL MATTHEWS, Sacrod departed this life April 8. 1918, Mother. dear. how 1 tried to & Pravers and tears were 1t ‘e have her as T aid tefore. Sadly missod. DAUGHTER, PHILA.. PA In locing remembrance of on MMA MATTHEWS. who - April 8, 191 < mother, did her siiare, Evers day brinzs back sweet memories, Evers memors b k a tear Deen within aur Learts we o Thoughts of ane we loved so fdear HER LOVING CHILDREN. * THURM. Sncred to the memory of eur de voted son_and hrother, GUSTAVE THURM, who departed this life ‘one vear ago today Sleen on. dear one. thy work i done, A battle well fonght, a victors wons You sleep without saffering and feai no pain, So. wait in that eitx. wa shall see vou apain: HIS MOTHER_SISTER, BROTHERS AND RROTHER'TN-LAW D THURM. A tritute of love to the memory of TAVE A THURM, who departed this life one year ago today. A Throviah the vears vo Those hands that rest Are the hands that n HER LOVING THEWS, MATTHEWS, EMILY MAT ot w Forget yo ! We never will We lo we love you still passed awar. AND CHILDREN. Tn sad but loving SATLATD Three HIS DEVOTED WIFE WANZER. membrance o WANZER, whe years ago todas, this life <t sweet spirit HTERS, DORA HENRY. HER _DAT FUNERAL DIRECTOR;‘ MR Speare Co. UNDERTAKERS 4208 H STREET, NW TORMERLY 940F 6T. E Wllia B, Rimus R mgm 3_0;‘@0“ Bpeare " HERBERT B. NEVIUS 926 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN 2608, Private Ambula WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st ne. 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