Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1923, Page 7

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MUSCO” RUBBING OIL will restore them to normal and prevent stiffness and soreness. 60c a Botile- At All Peoples and Other Good Drug Stores GRAHAM REMEDY CO. Cl Soa Secretary of I.abor, to Indianapolis 41} Secretary of Labor. Mr. Davis, wil] leave this after- noon for Indianapolly for a brief visit on his way to Dan- ville, 111, where will attend the celebration which will be given there next week {n honor of former Repre- sentative Joseph G. Cannen, who re- tired to private life in March, after serving for many vears in the House of Representatives, where he was a conspicuous figurey s ing for some | Years as Speaker of the House he The miniSter of Persia, Mirza Hus- sein Khan Alai, will be' host at tea this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, enter- taining th members of the ]"r-.xu'h | section of the Twentieth Century Club in the legation ot 1513 4 Air Serviee Ctilcers Give Dance night The ucting Mrs. Dwight rick, wife of chiof of the air the guests this of War and Davis and Mrs. Pat- n. Mason Patrick, fce, will recoive evening at the last ance of the s given by oflicers the wir service and their wives at Hotel La Fayette. of the uller of Mas- in at_dinner Licut. G Alvin T sachuse will entert this evening ut the New Willard where he spending eral days. The company wiil number Afty Mis of Greenwich of her and Mrs main wit Luurence Pomeroy who is the guest Theodore Conn.. hem over the week Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson wil] en- tertain a company of twenty at din- ner this_evening in compliment to Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse- laer of Philadelphia and Mrs. Clarence Edwards of Boston, who are spending the week end with them. Col. and Mrs. Henry May entertained a compauny at luncheon today at the Hamilton Hotel Mrs. Henry dinwer this Morrow will evening. 1 at v ent rnest G. Walker entertained cheon today t the Chevy lub in honor of Mre yke Stmpson. There were twenty guests in the company. Bridge Mah-Jongis followed the luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Walk will entertain at dinner Tuesday -( ning. A. Droop entertained a twenty-eight at luncheon Mrs Mrs, Carl compiny of today oM entortained at ipliment to Miss The guests in- Milburn, Miss Mary Stitt, Miss Frances Hampson, Miss KautHerine Dent, Miss Dorothy John- son. Miss Audrey Carter, Miss Louise Anderson and Miss Biggar. Mrs, Tuncheo it Virginia Edwards, cluded Miss Alic Mme. Hauge was hostess to a_com- pany of twenty at dinner followed by bridge last evening, when her guests were asked to meect Mr. and Mrs. Ross Todd of Louisville, Ky., Who are her guests until next week. Robert F. MacKenzie had a company lunching_informally her today &t the Spruce Log Mrs. small with Cabin The Misses Veeder wil be at home arers’ These United States (Gruening) Wa Boo Shop jictems “Eight” Jackson Place Lafayette Square Telephone Main 1716 Developing and Printing We have reduced the art of developing and print- ing amateur work to a science, There is nothing left to rule of thumb methods here. Our men"* are thoroughly experi- enced in their work and are wllling to go to the greatest paing to secure from your negatives all that is registered on them and transfer it to the print. Be sure that you will be satisfied with our work—resuits cownt and we always get results. The National Remembrance Shop (Mr, Foster's Bhop.) 14th Street . Onstoor om Pa. Ave. B Metal Porch Columns —will not rot or crack. Any lengths. Base and cap in- cluded. Wheeler & Co. 410 Bond Bldg. Telephone Main 3934 . Healthy Skin o By Cuticura 1‘ Lovel Kept g Daily use of the Soap keeps the skin fresh and clear, while touches of the Ointment now and then pre- wvent little skin troubles becoming serious, Do not fail to include the exquisitely scented Cuticura Taleum in your toilet preparations. SampleTach Praoky Mat Address: “CutrmraLat- Ofntment S asdide. Soap sha on His Way to Danville, Iil. John | 1 iety Mr. Davis, Will Go This Afternoon tomorrow afternoon, after 5 o'clock. when they will have with them Mr. jund Mrs.'G. T. Beauregard of New i York. Mrs. Beauregard was formerly Miss Mildred Green' of this city. { Miss Mary Lee Brousseau, only neice | | af the late Chlef Justice Edward Doug- |Yass White, left today to join her her in New York. Miss Brousseau | 3pent ten days with Mrs. White, widow | ot the former Chiof Justice, on her way | from New Orleans, where she visited {for a month. The former counselor of the Polish {lesution and Mme. Kwapiszewska and { | the former secretary of the ltallan' J embassy and Signora Geisser Celesia will mail today ahgard the Homerie | for Englund on deir way to their; European homes. Mr. und Mrs. Herbert Stabler will entertuin at @ dance this evening in | honor of Mrs. Guy Campbell Ewing | i of Norfolk, who will arrive this after- noon to spend scverul days with them. There will be about twenty guests. VO Mr. und Mrs, Eldridge Jordan*will entertain a small company «t dinder this evening. Mrs. Frank M. Hall entertained at luncheon today in compliment to Miss Alice Walsh 6f St. Louis. who Is the | house guest of Mrs. Eliot €. Lovett. Mes. R L. Sabin entertained at luncieon yesterday at the Ham!'lton Hotel, when her guests included Mrs Winston Holt. Mrs. Harry K. Voss. Mrs. H. B. Greenlce, Mre. Leroy De Laney. Mrs Harry Stevens, Mrs. Jo- eph D, Wright, Kene Gof?, Mrs. Foley und nd K. Fer: Buson of Greensboro, N. Mr. Barret. French Consul Spending Few Days Here. The French consul general in New Orleans, Mr. C. L. C. M. F. Barret, who has been transferred to New York, lunched with the ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserund today. Mr. Barret is spending a few days i Washington on his way to his new post. Mrs. Richard Tasker Lowndes, jr. and Mr. Rickard Tasker Lowndes, 3d, have returned to Washington after « | visit in Chicago and are st the Lee House | | Mr. and Mrs. William close their apartment ) rt Arnex today and or D. West will in Wardman &0 1o New | They will sail early next week | for Europe, to remain through the ! summer. i | Mrs. Henry G. Bulch has returned | to her home in Luramie. Wya., after spending two months with her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. A. Ballard, in her home, at 2006 Columbia road. Mr. H. E. Hartlev, who New York erday aboard the | Mauretania, me to Washington this merning and joined Mrs. Hartley and their family after several months’ absence. Mr. Hartlev went to Italy to attend the international chamber of commerce. which met in Rome. Befora returning to this country M Hartley visited several other Eu- | ropean countries in interest ot | aviation. | arrived in | the E 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefforson | Ryan, who have been at Hot Springs | for the early epring, have takcn | possession of their new home, Ryan Ridge Farms, near there, a X main through the seaason. sail for Europe early in the sum to remain until the autumn The marriage of Miss Cora Marcia Chase of New York to Mr. Samuel T. Williamson of Washington will take placo this afaterncon in Haverhil, Mass. The ceremony will be per- formed at 4 o'clock in the North Con- gregational Church by the Rev George E. Cary of Bradford, Mass., assisted by the bridegroom’s' father. the Rev. James 8. Willlamson, pastor of the King's Highway Congrega- tional Church in Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Bruce Howe, who made a brief visit to Newport this week. have returned to Wash- ington. They made the trip to over- see improvements on their summer home, which they will open later in the season. Mr. E. F. Gillette entertained at | Paradis last evening. his 1 i) SATURDAY, MAY 5 MISS ELIZABETH BURNETT, Daughter of Mra. Sidney Ballou, who, with her mother. has just langed in New York after a vinit guests including former Representa- tive and Mrs, Thomas B. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole and Mrx. T. Dé Witt Talmadge Morris Ernest Locke onter- luncheon yesterday in hon- or of Mrs Clarence Edwards, who s visiting Mr, and Mrs. Larz Ande son Newly Elected Officers To De Hostessex at Ten. The newly d president. officers and members of the board of directors of the Women's City Club, will he hostesses at the he given in the clubhouse Jackson place imorrow after from 4:30 to 6 ock. In the ing lne will be Mrs. William Chamberlin, Mrs Laura A, Brad Mrs. Marie Stair Liawyer, Miss Hansford, Mrs. Gurney Strong K. Saun- ders, wormstedt, Hurold Paul Coale, Mrs. Car t Mrxl A G Clintock. Mrs. Richard Dean Woodward and Mrs. James breath will preside at the Ruth Miss Marie B Mrs. Dames. give a te The Club Colonial K street northwest. will Monday _afterncon ut 4 o'clock. The guest of honor will be Mrs. Charles Walcott, who will give her delight- ful lecture “in My Wild Garden.” Col. Tacodore P Kane, U. . M. C, and Ars. Kane, who have come from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, are at the Hotel Astor in New York for a few days before going to Washington. “hey will spend ten days here and then return to the West Indie Mr. and Mrs. W. T. O'Donnell Boston are at Wardman Park Hotel for a lengthy visit to Washington. Mrs Arthur B. Chadbourne of Den- ver 1s spending a week at the Lee House. Mr. and Mrs P.S_Darlington lor, West Chester, a suite at the Burlington Hotel. Tarlington is the brother-in-law Representative Butler of vania. P. G. Darlington, Mr nd Miss A. M. T, I'a. have engaged of Pennsyl- Mrs. Nathan at a luncheon ment to Mrs. B 1 eapolis, Minn Mrs. S. P Krupsaw entertaine vesterday in compl S. Pearlove of Min- and her daughter, Greenberg of Farmville, S S =3 The Mary Monday, Luncheon Aftern Phone Col. 5903 R. N. larper President H. L. Oftutt, J Cashier Vice Presidents ele—o ol —2 o l——0 o —— ol ——— - Tea Room will re-open on And will be pleased to welcome its friends and Jatrons W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury The “Friendly” Bank ) Elizabeth May 7th ) oon Tea Dinner 1779 Columbia Rd. of | Mr. | of some length in Italy. Va. The guests included Mrs. J. Kudolph, Mrs. Mrs. J. L. Krupsaw saw Mrs. Walter Rubenstein has turned from Virgin| the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. nan, for two months. Mrs. J on a_ motor and North Carolina, has returned Washington through the season by of Columbia Branch of the League Americun Pen of the at the clubhouse, 17; west, which promises needs watility and charm. Mrs.” William Wolff Smith, vice lumbia to Branch, who spent Islands, | or in the islands and deal three divisions of interest. Smith's Hawaiian program pictures of the islands, vocalist Miller Chainey. The dinner o'clock, reservations to be made the League en’s clubhouse. | Mrs Arthur Boot of Concord, N. {of the Woman's Club of that cit Gen. Smedley D. Butler, U. §. M. is at the Burlington Hotel. sociation of Art and Letters. The' eroned by of New Mrs. York, who has in_ charge Society of Patriotic Women, founded ! Mrs. J. Heron Crossman. seeing in Washington. MISS GRISWOLD DEAD. | | Miss A. Griswold, well-known i this city, died suddenly yesterday B. Beaucock, Chicago, aoccording |information ~recefved last night [h«mndn. the United States intern] acting director in the absence director. Interment will be Chicago_this afternoon. Benjamin Sherman, Krupsaw and Miss Yetta and Miss Augusta Krup- re- . Where she was Ber- H. Hexter, who has been trip through Virziniz The Sunday afternoon teas given the District ‘Women having been suspended, Miss Mabel Dill, chairman book review dinners, has ar- ranged a dinner for Tuesday evening 2 H street north- cover the of both occasions for its ver- second president of the District of Co- three months last summer in the Hawaiian making an exhaustive study the poetry, music and psychology of the people. will speak on her visit with these Mrs. includes and music furnished by Miss Josephine Houston, accompanied by Mrs. Irene of American Pen Wom- } 15 <pending & short time in Washington. She is an accomplished musician, a mem- ber of the Music Club of Concord and Mrs. Florence Jackson Stoddard will give her annual breakfast tomorrow at the clubhouse of the International As- uests will be a group of Italian girls_chap- Charles Queck-Burner Americanization work in the National The Italian girls with Mrs. Queck-Burner are sight- the home of her cousin, Mrs. Martha She was a past_president of the League of American Penwomen and at the time of her death was occupying a responsible position with revenue service at Sloux Falls, §. D, being of the 192 S R RRBRRRRRRREEEEEIjI———————— J. W. FAULKNER DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Served Thirty-Five Years as Po- litical Writer for Cincinnati Enquirer. By the Associated Pres NEW YORK, May 5.—James W. Faulkner, for thirty-five years na- tional political correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer and dean of Ohio newspapermen, died at the Waldorf- Astoria Hotel early today at the age of gixty. He was stricken a week ago with an illness that centered in his heart and lungs. BEGAN IN 1877. Joined Staff as Reporter, Later Becoming Political Writer. CINCINNATI, Ohlo, May 6.—Mr. Faulkner became associated with the Cincinnatl Enquirer in 1877, e and the late Charles Hodges for years were the leading police reporters of the staff, and, after distingulshed work in' this fleld, Mr. ¥Faulkner be- came city editor. Preferring rather the active work outside the office, he took up the du- tles of siate correspondent, devoting his attention to political affairs. Since 1892 he had attended all national po- litical conventions, and since 1896 had been a member of the party of jour- nalists who accompanied presidential aspirants on their speaking tours dur- ing campalgns. In September, 1919, the honorary de- Eree of doctor of letters was confer- red upon him by the Miami Univer- t¥ of Oxford, Ohio. Mr. Feuikner also served a term as police commissioner of Cincinnati. Mr. aulkner’s favorite pastime was quoting the Bible, and his writings were replete with preachments from it. Mr. Faulkner was born in Cincin- nati, and, after attending parochial 00l. completed his education at St Xaveir College. He never marricd ;I"v‘vh brothers and three sisters sur- e Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the heaith department in the last twenty four bours, : d eda M. Price, boy. Samuel agd Maria Taylor, boy % Benjamin J. and Katie Futrovsky, bos. Ernest B. ‘and Minnie L. Hancock, boy. Charles J. and Blunche Yingling, girl. dames 11 and Helen A. Yeeman, wirl. Walter D 'and Mars ¥, Scheuch, 1oy Overton M. and Urpuls Bounds. girl Harry J."and Sadie A. Jermain n and_Josephine Anderaon, nd Maggie E. Terrell, boy . and Gertrud Magruder, boy. Devitt und Grace Summers, boy i Jdohn and Sarah Martin, hoy. Frank L. und Queen E. Ciarke, boy Rasmoud and Trene Jones. giri Paul and Catherine Bowlin, girl Albert and Anple %, Aiken, b Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported 1o the health department in the last® twent four hours: ) Margaret W. Trott, 80. 692 Bast Capitol st Clara Lehmano. 51, 420 4th st ne. Wilhelmina Carry, '70. 135 12th st Thomas J. Hughes, 342 Q at Jobn Laughlin, 50, Georgetown University Hospita) 0. 1721 1ut st Rudolph Jouvenal. 60, ton R. Righter, 3. Washington Heights. 09 Sth st e Emily . Beat 1428 K at Mary Frenzel, 52 Sibley Hospital 3da A. Stover, 48. G Hospital eorge Goetz, £0. £t.” Elizabeth Howpital Clements T. Danf, 75, a4 415 st. 4w Thomas H. Taylor, 63 days. 1122 41, sf. s.w Cecelin Carroll, 759 2008 Col. rond Alberta 8 1215 Kt we - Hospital 26, Walter Reed Hospital 63,3333 U st Detrees st s months, MRS. G. C. LAKIN DIES. Widow of G. A. R. Official, 85 Years Old, Buried in Arlington. Mrs. Georgia C. Lakin, Corydon B. Lakin, first of the 1st District Cavalry, died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. E. Waesche, 145 Uhland terrace northeast. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 am., with Rev. J. J. Ringer and Rev. G. W. Cobb of St. Paul's M. E, Church, South, officiating, assisted by Rev. D. L. Blakemore. Interment was at Arlington. Mrs. Lakin, who was eighty-five years old, died suddenly of paralysis. 8. girl girl twins, to of 620d and is scheduled for 6:20 at H, widow of lieutenant c. G. A. R., the by brook Seminary, Fortland, Me. She is survived by two daughters, Mr: Waesche and Mrs. Frances A. Lown:; bery of New York city. There are j six_grandchildren. in at She wag an honor graduate of West- | ars. Address Box 343- to & by | POODLES—Thre two white male: Rescue_League. 349 ne black and white female, Arpl,\‘ Washington Apimal Maryland ave. s LOST. Reward, ATREDALE—Male, Island ave. BAR PIN—Platinum, containing one diamond nd two sappbires. * Reward. Plo 3174, in DURANTS Neg, Car Guarantee. 2 Tourings at 5. 2 Reaamtat s00T 25 OTHER TUAED CARS, 3100 Up. Most liberat terms in city. Bes Mr. Barnes. . Harper Motor Co: Distributors of Durant icut Ave, Fr. 4307 302, m. to0p. m, 1128 Conne District I;Jational Bank 1406 G Street ' Everybody Aspires to An Income It’'s a possibility—easily at- tained if you’ll only do your part —and start a Savings Account. You cannot get very far in this world without money. It takes money to make money—and you cannot hope to have money by promiscuous spending. It’s easy t o save if you go about it right. Open a Savings Account here —no matter amount—the . how small the account will grow as habit grows—and before you know it you'll have a reserve that’s big enough to “do things.” The income will soon follow. Savings-Account money isn't idle. We pay of 3‘7‘.}1 interest at the rate ] i == [e——|o[——=]o|c——Hsle——]ol—=[o[——] BAR ¥ v five diamonds. ward. N. 5. ADED DAG, pansy design, on either 700 . ave. or 9th st. car, containing $10 and #mell mirror. Reward. Lincoln 7267. 5 RELT—Hudson in Kann's dept. store i Wednesday, May 4. ' Ple Georgia_ave. ». BROOOH: the Potom: Club and Gl May 3. Finder please call turn to 622 9th st. CHOKER. muskra 418 and 7th n.w. . Tuursday. ! lin' 963 _or 3ay 2, on H st. between Return to 602 Md. ave. n. o COIN PURSE, bright blue leather, containing between $15 and $20 in bills, on S st.. 16th st Finder please call North & Hampshire ave. Reward COLLIE, female, sable and white; name Laoy. Phone Adams 2716, Reward. DOG; white poodle, name Bar K ne. Franklio 365 n and_white, Chevy Chase car, between Jocely and_Florida ave. n.w. Reward to_8739 Jocelyn st. i HANDBAG—Black patent ieather, Fridey morning at_or near Arcade Market; of value to_owner; reward. 4509 13th st. KEYS—Friday, April 27, large bunch of key Name on tag. Return C. A. Waterbury, Waterloo, Towa. $5 reward. i MASONIO EMBLEM — Inscripion, “Méridian 0. 6, F. A. A. M.. and Bdward F. Return ‘to 1454 Corcoran st. n. ernoon, st. and 9th if " returned 5 and Washington Hotel, around 8 o'clock evening. Call N. 30 NEOKPIECE—Gray fox; corner 11th and I’ n.w. Reward if returued to Eliza Carpenter, Hyattaville. 11 NEOKPIECE—Fur, o ville or Boldiers’ Home car. Return to 807 Varnum st.. Petworth. Reward. ol PIN—Bar. Lost in Kaun's dept. store, black onyx_ber pin. row of pearls through cente Reward if refurned to 8. Kann Sons . POC ' TBOOK, marked Edeburg, on B st. be. tween 7th and Oth sts., Center market, May 4, containing paper money. Reward if turned to Mry. Kate Mourrey. n’.:»ij st. n.w. 6% FOOKBTROOK—Near Arcade Market, contain- ing money and paper. 1450 Irving uf. RINGS—One diamond and one gold, with five emerald weitings. 1000 34 st. n.w . BOARF—Wednesday evening, May 2 in Mt, Pleasant car, a Baua marten scarf. Reward for return. _Address Box 8+R, Star office. 6* BTTER—Black and white, named Tuck; re. :lh‘. 1818 Lamont st. Col. @574. HETLAND PONY, sorrel—Any information llclldlnt to recovery will be rewarded. Pho North 6031. e RIND PIN (piatinum)” with seven diamond ng 14th st. between Harvard and Monroe. Reward. Mrs.” Bennett. Col. 9288 or frank. 18T WATCH Lady's, gold. between Went w‘l‘l-‘l!-{‘humh Va., and fchflly of Potomac ark, Ma; 1n| Is on watch. M. B. B.: reward. Phone Miss Brown, M. 2520, Branc) 1760, or Falls Chu: 6w FUNERAL DESIGNS. bt aoio delivery servics. 5| Gude Bros, Con, 1214 E St. CONGRESS MENBER Representative From Chiy cago Succumbs to Pneumonia. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May §5.-—John W. Rainey democral, representative in Congress from the fourth Nlinols district, died here last night from pneumonia after an illness of two % weeks. Funeral 1 - arrangements have not been compfeted. Born in Chicago, December 21, 1880. Mr. Rainey attended the pub- lic here and the Kent Col- lege of Law, prac- ticing law until 1916, when he en- tered politics. He was elected to his first term in Con- gress in 1918 1o il @ vacancy in the fourth Illi- ubsequently he was r lected to the Sixty-sixth and Sixty- seventh congresses. His last election was contested by his republican opponent, John Golomi- biemski, but the House elections com- mittee seated him. Mr. Raine wag known as an ora- tor of ability, and in the last two presidential campaigns stumped former President Wilson and former Gov. Cox Fought Dry A yngress he attracted consider- able attention when he ggested the repeal of the Volstead act and pr posed a $500,000.000 liquor tax to pay the pational soidier bonus. He had a large following among world war veterans as he took personal charge of some 35,000 claims. During a session of the House last November Representative Rainey urged the passage of a bill designed to prohibit use of public grounds or buildings by the Ku Klux Klan for its ¢ monieg The bill was never enucted, its sponsors declaring Mr. Rainey’s speech had served the pu pose of the proposed legislation t moiding national opinfon.” AMr. Rain was prominent in polit- ecal and social circles of Washington Chicago and New York s ikl RO JOHN H. BECKER DIES. schools {5 " JOHN W. RAINEY. nois district n « Formerly Conducted Cigar Stand at willard. John . Becker, seventy-six years old, a lifelong resident of Washigston died Thursday night at the family resi- f dence, 26 K street northwest, following an_illness of two weeks. The funeral will be held from St. Aloysius Church Monday morning. when requiem ma l\uu be said for the repose of the soul. Mr. Becker for a long time was a part- ner in the firm of Becker & Orndoff, conducting the cigar stand in the Wil- lard Hotel, a position where he met and made friends with a large circle of_distinguished patron: He had been retired from business a number of years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. C. Julia Becker, and five children, Miss Mary €. Becker, Jolin A. Becker and John W. Becker, Mrs. B. J. Maloney of Lowell, Mass.. and Mrs. Albert MeCarthy, and four grandchildren. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following Horace Russell both of Caliao, Va. Arthur V. Abhott and Marie L. both of Riclimond, Va. Edgar Perrell of this city and Bessie McCoy of Point of Rocks,, Md. William R Wi Morse and Rosie M. Williams arner and Meredith J. Hayden, v Yeanses, of Rowlsn, Va.. a 1923, at 7 pm K si. now. JOHN H Julia’ Bec Wt N30 .. tience to St. Aloysius Where mass will be sung at 9 am. terment Mount (Uivet cemeters. Relatives und friends invited. Pl omit flowers. * BUTLER. Departed this life, suddenly, May 1923, at 6:30 p.m., at her residence, 1821 12th st. n.w., Mrs. MARY BUTLER. She laves to moirn thelr loss a busband, two dsughters, two grandchildren, one brother. father, three sinters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday. May #. from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. J. E. Willard, pasto CARRICK. Thursdar. May 2. 1023, at .05 pan., at her residence. 452 9ih at b e.. Mrs TAR CARRICK (nee McLaughiin), widow of Col. Ttobert Currlck, U. % Funeral services | at her late residence Monda May 7. 8t 10 am. Interment at Arling national cemeters, Relatives and frie jovited to attend. 6 CLARK. Entered into eternsl May 4. 3 at her home, 1224 Union st xw HELEN, aged 15, beloved daughter of James and Eliza Clark. Services at Providence Baptist Church, M st. &.w. between 413 and 6th, Sunday night at & o'clock. Interment Penola, Va. Rest in pes. sneral Monday. p.m. from his late residence, w.w. Relatives and friends in Intgrment Congressional cemetery. G* ¢ 4, 1023, at her res! st. n.w., CAROLINE E T beloved wife of Dr. George I sistor_of Mrs. Amelin M. Roberts #nd nicce of Mrs. H. Amelia Douglass. Fu- neral Monday, May 7. at 2 p.m., from Mc- funeral home, 1820 9th st n.w. Rel nd friends invited. 8 JOHNSON. Entered in eternal rest Friday. Muy 4, 1023, at 1 a.m., at her residehce, 3815 Dennison pl. Tenlextown, D. C., Mrs. DELLA MILLER JOHNSON, converted siste: of John Miller and the lafe Annie Lawrence. She leaves. to mourn their 10ss, eight uieces, two nephews and a Jost of relatives and friends. Funeral from 8t. Luke's Baptint Church, Brightwood, D. C.,” Mouday, May 6. at 1 o'clock. Rev. Sheiton Miller, pastor. LOHMANN. Friday, Mar 4. 1923, at H:13 p.m., MARY A.°LOHMANN, daughter of the late Rudolph and Mary A. Lohmann, aged $0 years. Funeral from the residence of her niece, Mrs. W. H. Wunder, 1936 Cal vert st. n.w., Monday, May 7, at 2 p.m. In terment (private) at Rock Creek cemetery.6s LD, Fridas, May 4. 1923 O A T LLIAM 31, MeDONALLD, husband of Katherine McDonald and son of J. Walter McDonald. Fumeral from his late residence, 17 V st. n.e., Monday, 10-30 am. Interment at Glenwood cemetery. N ey Cupito) .. WILLIAM H., beloved husband of Annie M.’ Neill.~ Funeral services will be held at his late residence. Monday. May 7. at 10 a.m. Interment at Cedar Hili cemetery. (Boston, Mase. Md.. papers please copy.) Saturday, May 5. 1923, at her B nce, 101 " MARIA, widuw "5t Marcus C. and Deloved mother of Estelln Roessle. Services Monday, 2 p.m., at 8. H. Hines' funeral home, 2001 1ith st. (3 SHARP. Friday, May 4. 1023, at Garfield A mtal, 1. WALTER SHALP, beloved bux- hand of Deborah Sharp. .Funeral from his lute residence, 52 K st. m.e. on Monday, May 7, at 2 pan. . Departed this lite Friday, May 4. 0558t 3 pm.. at her rexidence, 1839 0th at. m.w.. EMMA J. SHIELDS, beloved dangh- Ter of the late Nicholas &nd Ruth A, Green, and devoted mother of ~Blanche *Shields ver and sister of Katie Ferguson. Re- malus &t her sister's residence, 507 20th st. Tow. Sie leaves to mourn their loss one daughter, one sister and four grandchildren Funoral from Asbury M. B. Church Monday. May 7, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in vited. BPERRY. Gates, bel and Baltimore, 8 Suddenly Friday Morning. May TIANNAH BASSETT SPERRY yea Bunday afternoon, May 6 at 3 o'clock, in the Church of the New Jerusalem, 16t st. near @ n.w., conducted by Rev. Fred 8. Mayer of Baltimore, Md. The 'interment will be private at Arlington national ceme- ters. STOVER. Thursday mornin; rield Hospital, LYDA. May 3, 71023, at danghter of Mrs. ringion Stover of Browd Run, Vi :‘d. ;lmrw :f Miss Lilie Boswell, 1214 Eye ‘with whom she resided. Funers]l Sat- afternoon, 0 p.m., at Tysong' nd N sts. dtw. Interment in Presby terian cemetery, Alexandria, for | Friday, May 4, 1923, at his residence. | Beaths. Departed thi Linden ! wife of fhe orke W, mas. and loving mofue: of Eiaurd. Joln and Kaymond Thomas an. tirace Palmer. and devoted wixter of Mars Bhelvy and James Kelly. Funeral from the ove residence. Monday at 1 o'clock, Friends and relutiveg invited o In Memoriam. BAILEY. In lov ing remembrance of my dear eom, Corp. EDSON AL BAILEY, Co. K, 813th Int., who passed away four years ago today HIS LOVING MOTHER, BATLEY. BRAGG. In sad but loving remembranc wir dear xon end brother BRAGG, who dejaried o today, S0 wad. eo wudden wax the caf Hix" v St Hut ot CARRIE ot THOMAS LUTHFER this 1ife one year MOTHER AND SISTEI BRAGG. In sad but lov reme me” dear nusband, THOMAS BRAGG. who departed th hte ugo today, May 5, 102 1 did not know t an you bore 1 did not see yo A £ T only know son And never waia goon-boe Tt I had seen you at the last And bl Sonr sing pane And heard the lust »gh from sour heart 1 would not feel o bad Fy MARY. phrance of LUTHER WIFE In sad but Joving remembrance of . ELLEX who de- ven Sears ngo today, May GILMORE. my dear m 3t beyond the ricer of Jordan, ust &cross the chilling tide. There the Tand of 1ife cternai Through its vale sweet wat ersstal river flowing . we are comiog, irden thers DEVOTED DAUGHTER FANNIE HOWARD. 1 ce of my sister. LICY Seott) vear a ad remembra HOWARD For as lon; 5 HER LOVIN SCOTT. HUGHES. 1n <ad b my dear Lushar departed of s life years ugo today, Ween not that his toils are over. Weep not tlat Yis ruce is rur 1 we mag reat as caln r work, like his, 15 d bas not made any chung. fur ¥ my hear! ur memory Wil alwars be fresn As the d wk to W s JULIA HUGHES tribute to the memory DANIEL . MASON, gioat bevond, May MASON. A fund our loved one Dase the Ma MARY NEWSOME. MASON, A tribute of love and reme of m3 dang A "NEWSOME vears ugo. May JOSHUA NEWSOM The loved and lost Tot+ Because Tl | Looked on us all: and. Loving them the moet, Straightway relieved them of Jife's wears Lo MOTHER PEARSON. In dear mother. sone, el away 1S wnd our g . March 49, 1922 WLy do we call them we miss them fr m our onward hwas crossed SISTER AND BROTHER. loving rememlrance of our HELENA PEAKSON, who divd M 5 ften E FAMILY. PENN. Bt 1oving memors of our b loved wife and n BELLE JANE PE 3l assed away four years ago today, 3 & TH . not forgatten AND CHILDREN. of our ROK- memors JOSEPH six that de; live forever. aud kof Nim when we h cannot sever, ften sit og place AND CHILDR home LOVING* WIF) st:u;h'}:x,l In loving remembrance of my dear Wife und our devoted mother, AN C ERINBE SELLNER. who entered Test one yeur ago today, May A We often think of thee, dear m _As we are all a For memory in th That love can call its own, Yet again gve hope to meet tien When th¥ days of life are And in heaven. with jor to greet thes. Where no farcwell tears are shed i ND CHILDR ‘ For "twas him who made our dwelli ¥ thing EN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 181 ELEVENTH ST. S.E, Undertakers. !Ezmbllmln. Homellke Funeral Parlors. Phone Lincoln 480. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1118 SEVENTH §T. N.W. . Modern Chapel. Teieptons _Main 2473 Timothy Hanlon €41 H ST. N.E. 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