Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON | to bo false. Thelr tomporary absence| VANDERBILT WEDDING TODAY might have beon overlooked or pun-| Npw YORK, June 20.—Miss K tshed with & reprimand, but the mak- . Sl > of B n Vanderbllt, daughter of Mrs Ing of false Atatements In regard thereto wan rogarded as & more Sldney Colford, jr, and of Reginald L. Vanderbllit, will be married late rlous offense, 3 Rear Admiral Wilson recommended : Two midshipmen at the Naval|Gutside the Iimits of the reservation | their summary dismissal, DUt In Bot- | oopyyioqdi 5y, Cuehing, 3d. In the will be performed by Rev. Willlam B. Academy will be permitted to resign | and that later when questioned about | Ing on the cases Secretary Denby de- Martin of St. Patrick’s Cathedral. AT et e o Ac.demg on the eve of their gradua- tion. They are Norman M. Dawscn of South Duakota and I. E. 8. Cook of New York, both of the first class. It appears that while preparations were being made for the graduating exercises the two young men absent- ed themselves without leave by going TWO MIDDIES TO RESIGN. | Violated Navy Academy Regula- tions on Eve of Graduation. from the service as a result of their | {t, made statements as to their move- | cided to permit the two midshipmen Violation of the regulations of the ments which, it is said, were found to resign. Store Hours: 8 A.M. to 0 P.), Women's Sport Wear—3d Floor Buying cool clothes in a cool store is a pleasure Hart Schaffner & Marx Dixie Weave Suits A Hot Weather Special 27 Our second floor, devoted entirely to men’s clothing, is open front and back, the cool breezes sweep through and keep you comfortable while selecting a Hart Schaffner & Marx Dixie Weave, Light Weight Sum- mer Suit. : Made of cool, porous wools and worsteds. Keep their shape, stay stylish and give long wear---the little trimming is of silk. Cool Grays, Tans and Blues---sizes ‘to fit all mer ---longs, shorts, stouts, regulars. White Flannel Trousers Silk Mohair Suits Tailored of fine quality pre-shrunk All Light-weight Cool Silk Mobhairs; grays, blue and blacks in neat pin stripe effects and plain colors; silk trimmed. Excellent values at— 20 non-transparent white flannel. seams nicely taped. Extra value at 58.50 Raleigh Ha Thirteen Ten F Street e berdasher Inc. D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1923, ACTS TO MAKE SAFE |Retrial Ordered STREETS IN VACATION I11'1‘3‘40 ,000 Award To Hurt Seaman Johnnie Murphy's verdict for $40,000 damages against the Unit- ed States Shipping Board Emer- gency Fleet Corporation, recently rendered by a jury, in Circuit Di- vision 2 of the District Supreme Court, because he hay “flat feet" and cannot continue his business as an able-bodied seaman, was ex- cessive, according to the opinion of Justice Hoehling, who presided at the trial. As the court could not determine by how much the verdict was too large, it directed a new trial and decided to let an- other jury fix the amount Murphy was employed on one of the fleet corporation’s vessels and was working in the hold of the ship when a beam fell across his feet. He sued for $40,000, and the jury awarded him the entire amount. The fleet corporation asked for a new trial. BERNARD M’DONNELL NEW DEADLINE CHIEF Club Makss Him Its President at Meeting Last Night—Other Officers Elected. Bernard McDonnell of the Wash- ington Post was named chief of local newspaper men in the Deadline Club at a meeting last night in the board- room of the District building. | The club named the following Yice presidents: James E. Chinn, The Eve- ing Star; Edward Folliard, the Washington Herald; Vincent Calla- han, the Washington Times, and W. J. Voss, the Washington Post. James Ring of the Times was named sec- retary and Mr. Chinr was re-elected treasurer. J. Norbert Doyle, physical instruc- tor of the organization and a reporter on the Washington Herald, was elect- ed sergeant-at-arms after a clos 1ace against three other candidatee. Following the election. Mr. McDon- nell, with his lieutenants and the chalrman of his campaign committee, entertained supporters at dinner in a nearby lunchroom, ) Maj. Sullivan Orders Police to Give Extra Attention to Children at Play. Interested in the safety of children on the streets during the vacation period, Maj. Daniel Sullivan, superin- tendent of police, has called attention of members of the force to the necessity for looking after the youngsters. An order issued by Maj. Sullivan reads With the advent of the school vacation season it is anticipated that larger use will be made of the streets by the children for purposes of play, which practice, if indulged in to any great extent, will almost certalnly mean an increase in acci- dents to the children, with the probable loss of lefe and limb. “This is a condition which must be met _and corrected as far as possible by the individual officers on the beat, land you will, therefore. whenever children are observed at play in the streets on your beat, warn them against such practice’ and of the dangers attending the use of the jpublic highways as playgrour.ls, and at the same time direct them to the nearest playground. “The Individual officer on the beat can accomplish great results for the personal safety of the children in a missionary way. He should make it a point always to have the children 100k upon him as their best friend He can. by his mere interest in them. bring them to belleve that he is their protector rather than their enemy and he should strive at all times t: secure their confidence ~and assist them whenever possible in thelr per- sonal safety and assoclations.” —— THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland Generally fair and continued warm tonight and tomorrow; gentle vari- able winds. West Virginia—Generally fair and continued warm tonight and tomor- row. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. *Thermometer—4 p.m, 90: 8 pm., 3; 12 midnight, 75; 4 am. 71; 8 am.. 75; noon, 90. Barometer—4 p.m.. 30.04; 8 pm. 30.03: 12 midnight, 30.04: 4 am., 30.01; 8 a.m., 30.03: noon. 29.99. | Highest temperature, at 5 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture. 70, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— |Highest, 78: lowest, 6 i | I 92, occurred CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Transfiguration Eplscopal Church: Open air festival on grounds Friday ening. Lntertainment program, Ic of fancy articles and concert 66. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 76; condition, clear. mbia Home Econ- omics Association supper-meeting will be held tomorrow 6:30 p.m. at Grace Dodge Tea House. Election of officers District of Cou; Weather In a%0] ized Re: morrow e Dr. W. §. Uftord of the Tubercu- losls Assoclation will speak tomor- row, 8§ pm., at Eighth Street Temple. before Junior League of Consumptive Relief Society. Miss Thelma Hild will sing. . will meet to- H H H aham building Stations. ceania ey Abllena,Tex. 29. Albany” .2 Atanta Atlantic City Baltimore . 30 00 Birmingham. 30 08 Birmarck Boston . Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cncinnati - 3E2R 84 98 o % The Federaticn of Civie Associa- tions will meet Friday, 8 p.m.., in boardroom of District building. fon Club will meet pm., at Y. M. H r Pr.cloudy loar Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy ag The Nordau tomorrow. § building. At the June muster of the Preai dents' Own Garrlson, Army and Navy Union, U. 8. A.. to be held at G. Hall tomorrow night. delegates the annual encampment of the or- Banization to be held at Pittsburgh in September wil be selected A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Mary's Church tomorrow at 8 o'clock am. in commemoration of the first an- niversary of the death of the former pastor of the church. Rev. John R Roth. The celebrant will be Rev Charles J. Trinkaus: deacon, Rev. Theodore “Roser: sub-deacon, Rev. Michael Gallagher. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Lincoln Post. G. A. R. at Grand Army Hall. Galveston Helena Huron, Kansas City. 20,92 Los _Angeles 29.76 Loutsville .10 SMiami, New Orleans Pt.cloudy New York... Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Pt cloudy Clouds Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Pittaburgh . Portland.Me. 2985 Portland,Ore 29.92 30.04 20 Sdn’ Diego. S. Francisco29.78 12970 will meet D.C. 30.02 w2 Spokane WASH, La Favette Post. No. will meet, 7:30 o'clock, Hall. Topic, “The Mexican War of 1846, which added 200.000 miles of territory to Upited States.” Members are requested to add com- ments to this subject. Deaths Reported. The following deatbs bave been reported to the health department in the last twenty- four hours America Thornett, 6 Cniversity Hospital. James 1. Fair, 66, William H. Brandon, Hospital Rosa Miller, 68, Marie L. Lyons. Aaron T. Rossignol, 35, beach. Thomas J. Noone, 55. Georgetown University Hospital Frances J. De Brodes. 62, 117 C at. ne. Emma M. Eiseman. 81, 1438 Spring place. Matilda A Deffer, 5 months, 336 6th st. s.e. Infant Morris and Ano Spitzer, § Garfield Hospital. Edward Baltimore, pital. Charles 3 20. G. A. R. FOREIGN. AR (8 a.m., Greenwich time. today ) Statione. Temperature. Weather. London.Englacd 50 Part cioudy Paris, France. . 54 Part cloudy Copenhagen, Denmark. 54 Part cloudy Glbraliar, Spain. 8 Clear | Forta (Fazal). Azore Cloudy | Hamtiton, Bermnda Z San Juas, Porto Rico . Havans, Cuba Colon, Canal Zone..... MEXICAN FIRM DENIED USE OF AMERICAN MAILS The Post Office Department has issued a faud order against a firm at Orizaba, Mexico, charged with subscribing for American newspapers by the wholesale and selling them in Mexico for wrap- ping paper. The papers never were paid for, It is charged. The complaint said that the company entered subscriptions with va- rious publishers for fifty copies daily and seventy-five on Sundays, with a promise of payment by check to be drawn upon & bank in Canada. The scheme was described by the Post Office Department as a continuation of a similar one operated last year by a Mexican, who was denied the use of the mails through a fraud order issued in (' LAFLIN Will Advise You About Your Eyes ClaflinOpticalCo. c1y'cen nis City Cluh Bldg. Clear| Part cloudy Clouds Cloudy George Washinzton 31 Belmont at. 35, St. Elizabeth's 403 O st Massachusetts ave Arlington bathing 44, Tuberculosis rrell, 25, Freedmen's Hospital. Lavinia Palmer, 81, 2612 P st Henrletta Holland, '38. Providence Hospital. Louise Wells, 56, Freedmen's Hospital. Samuel §. Manroe, 44, 150 Heckman st. s.e. Priscilla Watson, 70, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- ttal. P'Ruith Snields, 30, Gallinger Hospital. Laura Johnson, 55, 1720 5th st rah Adams, ‘59, 34 Patterson st Clinton D. Gilmore, 17, Freedmen' 1. P ilter Brown, 57, Freedmen's Hospital. Elisabeth M. Savoy. 19, 1048 48th st. n.e. Willlam K. Manson, 2 months, 1525 M st _— Mrs, W. C. Martin of Marshall, Tex., was chosen chalrmin of a national egg-marketing conference held In Chicago. ~ LOST. TAG—Teaded, Iight gray: between Central High 8chool ‘and 8 H. ave, Monday evening, June 18. Return to 8807 N. H. ave. or call ‘Col. 4127-3 and_recelve reward. RRIEF OASE, containing an_Equitable life insurance book and policles. Will receive re. ward It returned to D. F. Bresnahan, 244 14th st_nw, 210 CHAIN and pendant, siiver, et with lapls lazuli, between Park road and Arcade market. Valued for mssociations. Large reward. Mrs. Lingle, 1600 Park road, Tel Columbla 1146, 210 CHARN, Kuolghts Tem mear 14th and Kenyon.' Reward. 1837 Kenyon at. n.w. male; black ear lack spots on_bod: ndly return Penard. e 1 MeDonald. Ballston, Va. 0 p.m. Sunday, June 17, at F. H. Johnson, 'car ' 200 some d get Unusually Fine Ambulance Service HEN a person is ill or injured enough to need an am- bulance, nothing but the best is good enough. FOX TERRIER—Sundiy afternoon, brown and white, _Teward. Miss Coit, 1640 Newton. Phone_Col._4756. 21s SSES—Tortolse shell; brown leather case: fowara. Foimson. ‘010 Bth st mres 21 GRIP (black), containing brown vest and other apparel, Reward. A, M. Bheppard, 1361 Irving &t. n.w. 200 PAY ENVELOPE, with tween 6th and G s.e. and Dupont Ci ward, Linc. 6271 OTURE—Wood-block _engraving, Barts. printed In biack” and . bfow eward. Henry P. Blaughter, 184 U E. That is why we bought the very best ambulance available, When you need an ambulance, have the BEST! Vear 11th_and G or on car; aquama- rine stone, O. W. F._ to M. P. R. on_ back. Reward. 1318 Buclid, Apt. 82, Col. 5088-J. PIN—Jeeled Tar; Baturdsy sftermoon; irl lo of pearls, small diamond in center. A S Reward, CARF—Biue, Will lady x.;.t':l: opposite Continental Hall Tuesday eve: ing )im&ly glone or return, Apt. 73, clede, 1223 Vormont ave, (313 ; Goodyear Pathfinder, with tube; et fromn 130h 10 24th. betmeen' G and O eveniog of June 10.” Welis, 1200 X n.w. Franklin 3 . E—Goodyear Red Seal cord, 30x3%: Con- Aot ronds Baturday night; straight-side rim and tire cover. Liberal reward. Lincoln 7422 after 6:30 —-rm—rzrn D—Bold_wire hn_ruln.__lrjv;-, i = BAY in vicinity of Wisconsin ave., Cleveland Pa: L 3611 Lowell o P Tio found same on e Y e o R S B ey N v ! Square | HELLMUTH. Card of Thanks. l TUGHS. We wish to extenl our s'ncere oks to our friends for thelr kind expres. sious of sympathy and beautiful floral trib- utes giveu at the death of our beloved father, JACOB FUCHS. THE FAMILY. * Deaths. ADAMS, Suddenly, at her dl\;‘gln;rn .‘ro:IL lence, 34 Patterson st. n.e., Sunday. Ju o SARAN ADAMS, B nes of ‘M auiine Somervitie, 3fars 1. Tather of i, “an e adie | Marcali norse A A L Campbell, Geotec of Pauline Adams and great-grandmother of Mary C. Campbell. Funeral Wednesday, June 20, from her daughter's residence and interment Sacred Heart ce ery, Kt Mary' count; Md. (Baltimore and St BUETE. Tuesdas, June 19, 1923, at h ents’ residence. 468 F si. s w.. CH HENRY, beloved son Nellie E. Bucte (nee Moriari from the above address at 9 a.m June Ielatives und friends invited attend. Interment at St. Mary's cemetes COOK. Tuesday, June 19, 19 FRAN MINGS arrangements Tater, DADE. is par- After a_short illness, t Dailas. Tex., OOK. Fuueral Entered into eternal rest at his resi Arlington, Va.. June 17, £ 9 o'clock pm., the bel>ved hushand of Sad) father of Rosa D. Walker and Frank Dade. Funeral Thursday, Jupe 21, at 2:30 p.m.. from St John's Baptist _ Church. Arlington, Va Friends are invited to attend Life's work well done. DADE. Officers and members of the Men's Cliff Rock Beneficial Assoclation are re quested to_attend the funeral of our latc brother, PETER DADE. Thursdas, June 21 1923, ut 2:30 p.m., from St. John's Baptist Church, Arlington, ' Va. WM. H. JOHNSO> JNO. A. FRANKLIN, Secretar: DEFFER. Tuesdas, June 19, 1923, at 10:1 am. PHILIP HARVEY, aged 5 months loving son of Matilda A.'and Philip Defrgr. Funeral Thursday, June 21, at 2:30 p.m../at the residence of his parents, 335 6th st, k. Burial at Forestville, Md. k2 OE VAUGHN. Tuesday. June 19 am. CHARLES T. DE VAU husband of the late Rarah E. De Vaughn Matthews). Funeral Thursdar, June . from his late residence, 1250 Friends and relatises invited Preside: 1923, at 3 1N, beloved i st ew to attend. ZISEMAN. Suddenly, Monday, June 1§, 1923 at_ her residence, 1138 Spring pl. n.w. EMMA_E., beloved wife of the late J Peter Eiseman, in her Sist year. Funeral services at the residence of her son, 134 Randolph st. n.w., Thursdas. June 21, ut 3§ p.m. Interment in Toledo, Ohio. FORD. Entered into pe Monday. June 18, loved mother of M. E. Rile John Ford. She leaves to mourn their loss ¢ of other relatives and friends Thursday, Juge 21, at 2 p.m., from her late_residence FORD. Ladies’ Columbia Ald Association are hereby notified of the death of Mrs. MARY FORD. ~ You are requested to attend tie funeral from her late resideace. 32 Mass day, June 21, 1623, 2 pu H. DORSEY. Presideut. E. BOWMAN Secretary. Departed this life Monday, Jun LOUIS, beloved husband of Jai Gentry (nee Rugland), and the son of D and the late Margaret Gentry. —He eaves to mourn their loss brothers, sisters und & host of other relatives und frien Remains at his late residenc Chureli st. Funeral services Thurs: at Trinity Baptist Church, Church st. 14th and 15th n.w., Rev. G. L. Di pastor. GILMORE. Departed this life Monday, June 18, 1923, at 1:45 p.m., in the 17th year of his age, CLINTON, beloved son of Albert D. and Bertic B. and brother of Albertine Green (nee Gilmore), James and _Arline Gimore of 1335 Tea st. n.w. Funersi services, 1:80 p.m., Thursday. Jume 2 at Jobn Wesley A M. E. Zion Chux corner 14th and Corcorsn sts. n.w., W. 0. Carrington officiating. Relatives friends are invited. = HACKLEY. HACKLEY. MARY GENTRY. 18, 19: for JAMES L. Amisssilie, Va. ence of his daughter. Joha Boltvar Va., on ville M. E. vate family plot. HAFERKORN. Tuesdar. June 19, 1923 at Georgetown ~ Universits Hospital, HEDWIG 3 'HAFERKORN, beloved niecé of Hears Xona Haferkorn. Funeral the latter's residence, 43% 11th st . Tuursday, June 21, at 10:30 a.m. Fu- neral private. . HANDY. Tuesdar, June 19. 1823 peacefully at his residenc KOBERT BRECKINRIDGE H. 84, Services aud interment Anue, Md., Frida HARROD. Departed this life Tuexday, June 19, 1923, at Georgetown University Hospital after a’ brief illness. DELLA 'MARTINA CARTER HARROD, Ueloved wife of James M. Harrod, loving mother of Celestine Har rod and sister of Edward Carter. Notice of funeral later. . HELLER. Tues Juge 19. 1028 at 5:40 p.m., WILLIAM THOMAS HELLER, aged 15 years, loving son of Mattie S. and Wil liam C. Heller. Funeral Thursday, June 21, at 2:30 p.m., from the residence of hia par- ents. 13 Myrtle st. me. Interment in Glen. wood cemeters. (Lrooklyn, N. ¥., papers plesse copy.) c ... i Interment in the pri June 17, 1923. at Colo- ¢ HELLMUTH, son m _H. Hellmuth i services at 5 p.m. Thursday, June at the home of Lis parents, 105 North | Alfrea st., Alexandria Relatives and friends invited to attend HEPBURN, 1onday, June 1§, 1923, residence. 24 Sheriff rd.., Deanwood at 3 o'clock p.m., EMMA HEPBUKN. leavesto mourn their loss two daughte: sons, fve grandchildren, two great- children, one sister, one brother and a of relatives and friends. Funeral Thurs. . from Randle's Chureh, Deanwood, D. C., at 1 o'clock. HODGES. Monday. June 1§, residence, 719 Oth et. n.e.. beloved bhusband of Alice M. Hodges (nee Patterson). Funeral from his father-in law's residence. George S. Patterson, h at. n.e., Thursday, June 21. at 8:30 a.m.; thence . Alogsius Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends fuvited to attend. Interment in Mount Ulivet cemeters. 20 rado_Springs, W. of Mr. and Mrs. at her D; (€ o Mexmorial 1923, at his NORMAN L. JOHNSON. Officers and members of the Men's CHff Rock Beneficial Association are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, LINDSEY M. JOHNSON, from M ropolitan A. M. E. Church, Friday, June 1028, at 2 glock pm. JOHNSON, 3. A. FRANKLL Secretary. LEONARD, Suddenly, June 19, M. LEONARD, aged 74 years Funeral services at Jenkins' chapel, 809 10th st. m.w.. June p.m. Interment at Academis, Pa., MAGRUDER. Monday, June 18, 1023, at 1:30 a.m.. at Freedman's Hospital, LAURA V. MAGRUDER, beloved sister of the I William Magruder and Henrietta Jones. Funeral from the residece of her piece, | Gora Jones, 317 8rd st. s.w., Thursday, June o1 at 1 pm.: thence to lsmel C. M. F Chureh, 1at and B sts. s.w. Relatives friends’ invited. ! MAGRUDER. All members of Queen of Sheba | Ohapter, No. 2, 0. E. .. are requested to attend President; 1923, JOHN ‘the funeral of Miss LAURA MA- GRUDER, Thursday, June 21, 1 p.m., at Tsrael C.'M. E. Church. ARABELLA V. ARTER, Worthy Matron W. H. JACKSON, Worthy Patron. JUANITA L. JACKSON, Secretary. MAGRUDER. _ Members of ‘“Golden Leaf Whispering Hope™ Soclety are requested to attend the funeral of Mi V. MAGRU- DER. Thursday. June :80, from the Israel C. M. E. Church, ‘lst and B s.w. PAULINE MARSHALL, Pres. MARIE L. JOINSON, Secy. v MUNROE. Departed this life Tuesday, 19, 1023, at 8:30 a.m.. at his residence, 150 Heckman_st. 8. MUNROE, Dbeloved hu Rertha Munroe, He leaves to mourn their loss two brothers | Funeral Thussday, June from Thomas Frasler' Relatives and friends in Va., and Augusta, papers please copy.) MUNROE. All members of Thomas H. Wright | Todge, 9607, G. U. 0. 0. F., are ordered to attend the’ funeral of our SAMUEL 8. MUNROB, Thursday, Ju 1928, from Frazier's undertaking 32T Mt nowoat 180 pom. Special cal meeting of tie " lodge Wednesday night 7:30, ‘st the hall. R. H. WILSON, N. CHAS. 0. CARTER, P.'S 1923, at the 8 Vipond, PARENT. Toextay, June 10, e of her sister. Mra! 5585 1 BECCA 2. PARENT. 2 17th st. n.w.. RE] B ral from (lie above residence, Thursday, Relatives June 21, at 2 o'clock pum. and friends invited to attend. Interment private. 53 RAGLIN. June Departed this life Tuesday, June 10, 1923, at 10:08 p.m., at her sister's vesidence. 1211 T st. u.w., Washington. B e Mrs. GRACIE E. RAGLIN, beloved wife of Henry A. Raglin. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husbaud, five sisters, three brothers, four aunts, five uincles and a ost of other relatives. Funeral servicgs Thursday evening, 30 o'clock, at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Kev. M. W. D. Norman, D.D., L.D. pastor. Interment at v the funeral Deaths. SHORTS. Officers and members M Rock Amaclation are. requex d_the funeral of our late sistor, RIETTA SHORTS, Thursday at 12 ‘am., from Asbury Uth and K ste. nw. PAULINE MARSHALL SHORTS, 1ORTS, adier Columbla Ald Amociation Jerehy gotified of the death of Mre HENRIETTA SHORTS. You are requested 10, atiend the funeral’ Thursdav. June 21, 12 o'clock noon. from Asbury M. £ 1Ith and K sts. now. MARY E H_ DORS; '« BOWAMAY, See SMITH. After-a lingering iiiness, on Tuex dar, June 19, 1023 at Bin revidence 217 D U nw. in’his G0th year, JAMES AN THONY ‘SMITH. beloved hustand of Alics Smith. Funeral Frida . from his late residence. | e SUM, ut of Ladles® President, Churei President AN. Tuesday, June 19, 1 v residence. No. 1439 1E SUMAN, in the Funeral Thirsday. Ju t. Paul's_ Engiish at 8:10 am n.w., Miss nge. 2 L at 2 p Trom i Faure | Tatheran Cilureh corn, h and H sts. n.w. Relatives and friends are fnvited 1o attend. o b SUMBY. Mondas. 18 am. at n 18 JENNIE beloved cousin of Mars from her late residence 8t 1 o'clock p.m.; thence M. E. Church, 8th wt s " Friends ‘and rela attend. intermeat Har June residence, SUMBY. Funeral 1923, at 11:05 s.onw, D and tives invity mony cemetery. WAITE, June 19. V. WAITE James T. 1023, at 4:30 LE e Young! aite and lovin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koy R Youns: 4420 87th st Moun! Rainier. Md. ' Funerai ursday moruing from abos ress at Thursday g from above wddress a WILSON. beloved wife o : Tuesdas. June 19, 1923, FRANCES F. WILSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3 L. €. Wilson. Funeral 1 p.m_Friday, dune 22, from home of parents. 1133 Park place - nterment st F il cemeterr, et at Hill - cemeterr, WRIGHT. June 19, rd., Anacosti Eigk st e loviem: 430 bt NSk Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep. In Hemoriam. BARTHOLME. In loving but sad remembs of our dear father. GEORGE BARTHOLME. who passed away years ugo today, June 1910.7 There was a vacant place in hearen That s ot Guite Cogiere 0 ook our dariing. fath To fll the vacant s:! = The :.wers we place o Al ither *abd decay ut the losa for him who sleeps beneat With us ehall never fade ‘mway. oo HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS. BLAND. To our daughter, RUSA BLAND. You are not forgotten, dear daughier. _ That would be hard to do; For as long as life and memory last We will always think of vou MOTHER MAY WEDG! loving remem CAVANAUGH. In sad but and devoted mother, > of my dear (Y E. CAVANAUGH, who left me seven LT 280 today, Juse 20, 1016. Mass at Gone. but not_forzotten HER DAUGHTER, LILLIAN HENRY. In sad but loving remembrancs of our dear mother. Mis. EVERLENA HENRY who departed this life nineteen years ag today, June 20, 1904, g Her busy hands are folded, Her Work on earth is done; Her troubies all are ended Her heavenly crown is won 1t I could see behind the stars Her face which is hid from me 1 know 1 would see my mother there, Tenderiy watching me. HER: SON ' AND OSCAR E. AND 1 BEPETTL In sad but locing remembrance of our dear “husband and father. WILLIASM REPETTI, who departed this life one sear 250 today, June 21, 192 God takes our loved ones from our home, but not from our hearts HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER ROTH. Sacred to the memors of our beloved pastor. Rev. JOHN R. KOTH. Anaiversary mass will be said at St. Mary's Cathollr Church on Thursday. June 21. at & am WINDTHORST CLUB. SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. Mrs. BELL SMITH. who departed this life three years azo today. June 20, 1920 HER HUSBAND. DANIEL SMITH; SONS CHARLES H. AND J. L. SMITH. thir grave UGHTER-IN-LA W, HENRY., . 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NALLEY & SONS, 131 ELEVENTH ST. S.E Undertakers. Embalmers. Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone Lincoln 480. Frank Geier's Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i Modern_Chapel._Telephone. Main 2‘7? "~ Timothy Hanlan 641 H ST. N.E. 1730 & 1732 Peana. Ave. PHONES Main 8513-8613 FORT LINCOLN MODERN PARK CEMETERY Simple Dignified BEAUTIFUL Washington-Battimore Boulevard at the District Line 705 12th St. Now. Cemetery Franklin 4745 Lincoln 3579 ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SBOUTHEAST Washington's Beautiful Burial Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Sorvice— Choice plots—Moderate prices—Term Office, 17th and Pa. Ave. S, K. For Booklet, Infermation or V tery, Call MR. CAYLOR. Live, 883, Perpetual Care Non-8ectarlan Culpeper, ut which time will be conducted by Kev. Lee Davis. SHORTS. Saturday, June 14, 1923, HEN- RIETTA SHORTS, widow of Lewis Shorts Funeral services Thursday, June 2i. at 12 o'clock at Asburs M. E. Church: Rel tives and friends invited to attend. * ! FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery serv Artistic—oxpressive—inexpen: Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St,