Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1924, Page 7

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Planes—Victrelas—Flayers—Radios—Musical Instruments PIANOS RENTED—$4 Per Month and Upward e (LT lIII!!lIIIIIIIIII IIH IIiIIHII [HHIIT 11[1]I lvc. sullll h THE EVENING REQUESTS ACTION STAR. |nr the party returning from a fish- |ing trip, are expected to die of buck- shot wounds and a third is seriously wounded. Other members of the party say they were singing and did not hear the command. IN DRY LAW PROBE -3 e | B T Butcher, prohibition officers, were held in $5.000-bond each by Jus. tice of the Peace Gore at Logan, W Va., for felonious assault on Mrs. Bessie Jacobs and Mrs. Helen Masin- sky of Mud Fork. Children Taken Away. “3. Four children were taken away from their mother, Mrs. Virginia Mul- len, 3627 Prospect avenue, Washing- ton, D. C, and turned over the board of children's guardians by of- ficers because they found a pint of whisky in their home. 4. A warrant was issued for Al-| I phonso tafford, negro prohibition Senator James Couzens of Michigam | agent, on a charge of breaking the chairman of the special Se nate com- ld’nnr.\ and enterinz without authority the prohibition enforcement unit, to- | Md N o day received a letter urging that the’| 5. investigation should ‘begin at once nd citing fourteen particular occur- rences that should be looked into. , Senator Couzens had previously in- formed Capt. W. H. Stayton, founder and executive head of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, that the date when the investigation would start was rather indefinite. The letter today was in response giving reasons for expediting the investiga- | tion, ax follows: Two Children Shot. Four officers, headed by Wil- tiam Kelley o Olive Hill, Ky.. while in search of a bootlegger, fired with shotZuns on an automobile when their command to halt was not :.]-.\.v-l‘ As a result. two children, members Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main. 1344 Stayton Lists 14 Alleged Atroci- ties by Prohibition Agents Recently. WRITES SENATOR COUZENS less Officials. The grand jury at Butte, Mont, |indicted O. H. P. Shelley | nibition a companies and dru; “6. Tllinois State's Attorney Crowe asked for grand jury indictments against Leon Brook. former first as- sistant.federal prohibition direetor of Iilinois, Iowa and Wisconsin,. and Sachet H. Verral, general manager of |the Sibley Warehouse and Storage Company,” on a_charge of unlawful |withdrawal of %.000 cases of whisky. “i. A state grand jury at Herrin ! returned indictments against S |Glénn Young, sent into Williamson County with 4 commission from Pro- | hibition Commissioner Haynes, charg- ing him with unlawfully deposing and imprisoning the mayor of Herrin and other officials, eeizing the sheriff of | Williamson* County. and without authority carrying him out of the | county. and that during raids and riots “incited by Yéung. numerous people were robhed, beaten and abused, and in many instances im- prisoned secretly without legal proc- concerns. Phone Adams 4936, 4937, 4938, 4939 The Rejuvenation of Mr. Palm Beach Suit Don’t think because your old Palm Beach Suit looks more or less bedraggled that it is ready for the “Ole Clo” Man. We specialize in Washing and Dry Cleaning Palm Beach Suits. Our equipment and method for handling this work in our new and modern plant assures com- plete satisfaction. They look like new—feel new and are fresh and clean. The texture of your Summer Suits — whether Palm Beach, Mohair or other fabrics—will be treated individually, to suit the The New weave. = Ambassado Studebaker ( Light Six Coach work is expressive of | the 12-year Studebaker tradition in | ClaflinOpticalCo. .. fine vehicle making, the achievement of three generations of men who take pride in their work. Pay more, but you can get no finer mechanism, no more dependable and' distinguished car than a Studebaker. Drive a Studebaker Light Six Joseph McReynolds “The Studebaker Man” actory Transportation in Washington fer 35 Yeara. Commercial Auto & Supply Co. Selling Sati Take a rest in the West this Sammer. See the Rockies—know the thrill of the mountains. Ride horseback—motor — camp — hike — fish. Modern hotels and rustic chalet campe provide rest- ful comfort and good meals. All expense tours 1 to 7 days or longer if desired. The Pacific Northwest Visit Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland. Free side trip to Vancouver, B.C.and return if you wish from Seattie. En route to Alaska or California visit Lake Chelan and Rainier and Crater Lake National Parks. Circuit tours Glacier Park —Yellowstone Park. For free books or information write, call or phone M. M. Hubbert, flexernlt Eastern Passenger en! 516 Longacre Bldz. New York, N. Y. E. H. Whitlock, Traveling Passenger Agent Low F um 409 Finance Bidg., Philadeiphia, Pa. G EAT NORTHERN RY. Route of the NEW Oriental Limited Finest train te Pacific m brand new from locomo- tive to obser- vation car, an all-year, all- steel train, is the lastwordin de luxe trans- continental transporation. WASHINGTUN Baltimore, | tederal pro- | i X ccepting bribes | totaling nearly $10,000 from brewery | | Prove to your own satisfaction why it is supreme in its field. | C.. MONDAY, ess, which resulted in the calling of the militia to restore order. Identifies Bootlegger. 8. Charles H. Dawe, storekeeper of the British steamship Orduna, sejzed by the government for viola- tion of the prohibition laW while in the port of New York, identified federal prohibition agent as a boot- legger to whom members of the crew had been selling liquor for three years. Federal Prohibition Agent Woodfin, whose territory is in and around Littleton, N. C., was indicted for the murder of Grover Bradley of thampton County | “10." Gus J. Simmons, federal prohi- | bition agent, was jailed in connection ‘wvlh the shooting to death of Guy Meadows, taxi driv at Hinton, W. Va. 01 amuel o Federal Prohibition Agent Kupferman wax held * on | | charges of homicide and felonious | assault as the result of the fatall shooting of Thomus Monteforte and | the wounding of Michael . Monteforte in 4 garage at Brookl Y | Fired On Auto. on legal techalcality federal prohibition agents and bootlegger were acquitted in four one the | a state courts in South Carolina for | firing with sawed-off shotguns, rifles | and pistols gpon an_automobile oc- | cupied by two secretaries of the Young Women's Christian_Associa- | tion. The agents were L. T. Queen, | H. Painter, M. L. Wright and.L. M. olbert.” According to the Greenville | P C.) Piedmont, ‘witnesses for the | Aovernment admitted on the stand, | as always, that they had fired into | the automobile occupied by Miss Mary | Gwynn and Miss Rosalie Bowen, | They admitted that one member of | the party had used a sawed-off pump- | action shotgun loaded with buckshot, | that another member of the party | had fired a 30-30 rifie at,the tires of | the car, and that ] red with violating the liquor had fired his revolver =@ the g car.’ { Intelligence unit agzents arrested Maj. James F. Johnson, an tornay for | the prohibitioh unit under Commissioner | ynes, on charges of accepting a bribe | to violate the federal in_Pennsylwania. *“14. United States S Vermont has just recov dangerous wound _infl from the gun of prohibi were firing at randoi at alleged boot- leggers. Prohibition Agent Fisher was taken into custody following the shoot ing.” aunton, who is prohibition laws | | i ! nator Greene of | red from a very 1d by a bullet on officers, who OB.GANIZAT'ION ACTIV’I‘HES The Mid-City Citizens' Association will meet, 8 oclock. in Thomson School, for last time this season. Columbia Chapter, O F close its meeting with the of degrees will onferring | Riley w log: tan o'clock Dr. Joe Shelby the “Poetry of Psve |ing of Auna_Mau Psychology Club, Playhouse Dr. 3. T Healy of will give free blocd tests | Health Studio. hode Island av | nue, and spea? Health, the Nat- srai Law and Repeated to- 1 speak of | t meet- Practical at the ntreal, Canada, at the| des 40 Hommes the District, will meet, boardroom the Dis- | to map summer | ociete “hevaux of o'clock, in tice building ans. ot 8 i b of It out bl i Women's City Club A dance will | given under the auspices of en- rtainment committee at 9:39 o'clock ts in garden Refreshment wn, president of Man- hattan Single Tax Club, will address Central Labor Union in_Musicians Hall, 1006 E street, at § o'clock. Sub- ject: “The Key Log NMrs D James R. Bro rect. dele; timore the general ently ened will speak at dist Church. Subject | Viewpoint of the « ate from conferenc Springfield, vary Metha- | A Won neral Confe: 1 nee LAFLIN Eye Glasses 1314 G St ty Club Bldg. Branch 922 14th St. N.W. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE Ladies Can Wear Shoes One size smaller and waik in comfort , by using ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, the, antiseptic, healing powder for the feet. | Shakan_into the shoes. ALLEN'S | FOOT-EASE makes tight or new shoes | feel easy, gives instant relief to Corns. | Bunions and Calluses. prevents Blisters | and Sore Spots and gives rest (fl tired, | aching, swollen feet. | At might if your feet are tired and sore from excessive walking or danc- ing, sprinkle some Alien's Foot.Ease in | the foot-bath, and get rest and comfort. | Sold everywhere. For FREE sample and a FOOT.EASE Walking Doll, address | ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, Le Roy. N. Y. = | | the tail You Won t Buy Any More Coal —after convincing yourself of the | HA advantages of THE ELECTROL —AUTOMATIC —OIL HEATER An Electrol installed in your heater gives you freedom .from ashes and attendance on ‘the fire,” as well as economical, uni- form heat. Electrols burn cheapest grade fuel oil—are automatic and prac- tically noiseless — need no gas pilot (electric spark ignition). 2 Demonstrating The Electrol daily at our store—come in. | Sole Distributors for D. C. and Vicinity | @& Puumbing _cquipment and_ repairing ‘BIGGS Engineering Co. 1310 14th St. HEATING ENGINEERS VAAARARAAAAAA ‘Stop Itching Eczema Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You. Vever mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burn- ing, itching Eczema quickly by ap- | plying Zemo, furnished by any drug- | gist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00. | Healing begins the moment Zemo is | applied. In a_short time usually | every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pim- ples, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making | | it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating antiseptic | liquid. When otHers fail it is the ons cependable treatment for. skin trou- ! fielena | Los_Aneele | okta | survived sine THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —SRowers and thunderstorms = 1o- night, probably clearing tomorrow morning, somewhat cooler 10MOrrow, moderate to southwest shifting o west and northwest winds. West Virginia—Local thunder showers this afternoon or tenight, | cooler in northwest portion tonight, tomorrow generally fair and cooler: Virginia—I.ocal thundershowers to- night and probably tomorrow; some- what dooler tomorrow in east and south portion; moderate to fresh southwest shifting to northwest winds. Records for Tweaty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 pum., 84: 8 nm., + 12 midnight, 66; 4 a.m.. 68; 8 am., 6;_noon, 80 Barometer—— p.m., 30.03; % 30.03; 12 midnight, 20.03; 4 a.m., : noon, 30.03 nperature , occurred vesterday: lowes! tempera- . oocurred at | am emperature same da Highest, lowest, 70, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am. Great Falls—Tem- perature, 79: condition, very muddy Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and geodetic survey) Today—Low tide, 7:37 a.m p.m.; high tide, 1.05 a.m. and 1 Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:33 a.m 852 pm.i high tide, 2 wmn. and D.m. 50.00; coast and 8:01 p.m and %21 The Sun and Moon. oday —Sun $:45 am sets, 1:37 p Tomorrow—Sun sun sets. 7:38 pm Moon sets, 11:42 a.m Automobile lamps to Ve one-half hour after sunset Weather in Various Cities. rose, »un s, 4:432 am lighted Stations Weather, | Abitene, Tex, 2 Albany’ .0 2998 Atlanta 11773008 Atlantie City 30,04 Raltmore .. 30.00 Birmingham. 30.10 Rismarck .. 30.02 Boston 25.0% Buffalo Clear Clouds Cloudy Cloudy Pt cloudy P clondy Clear Clondy Pr.cloudy Clondy Cloudy Ptcloudy Clewr PLiouds a P clonty Pl loudy 9 Detroit Paso Hurun, 8.1 Igdianapol s | Jacksonvilie. 3 Kansas City City Omata (louds Cloudy Pittaburgh Portland. San Pt.clovdy Cloudy Cloudy Lake Ci Antpnio FOREIGN Grenwich time 4 Amres o Kico Sam Stations Horta (Faysl San Juan. Po ifavana. Cuba Colon. Canal Zoue today | perature Wodther Par Part o Clear Clondy udy oD RESIDENT DIES. Mre. Mary . Ridgeway. Age 92. Succumbs at Takoma Park Home. , Mrs. Mary R Ridgeway, ninety-two | vears old, widow of Jesse Ridgeway, | and a life-long resident. of died at the residence’of her o Mrs. Lillie E. Blanks, 402 Takoma Park, Saturday. Funeral services will be held at the res tomorrow morning o' Joha Paul Tyle rment will be had long bheen a » Methodist church. and | thirty-two years had be- longed t3 the Epworth M. E. Churc! ith Bosidas daughter. she is also four sons, George T Ridgeway, James M. Ridgeway, John AL Ridgeway and Harry H. Ridgew and ten grandchildren and four gr grandchiidren Mrs. Blanche Reno. commandunt of | the Salvation Army wosk in Topeka Kan., has been a member of the urmy | she was one_month old | ' FOUND. | e near 18th und T ste | Hunfer 41 Maryisad ave .G LASSES. Notity I Ma EY | JACKSON. Water | Sels between North 4558 Return . Tin thres Gnod reward N BRACEL large ring one end. small Ting otlier end of belt liook: IFriday between Ms- diinists hidg,, Pilice Court and Cormos Cinb: & rvward. C. P Neshit, 2700 Conn. ave. COLLIF — Abouf Main 1414 W COLLITE DOG—~able and white | 10388: answers fo name Waog. Pbone Frank ND RN Theater or warl._Address Bot BUTASSES - Shell. ons Huntington or 41st Sts D.w. et gy & FOX - male wire baiced: one | 1an "head with whife bodv: Brown spots mear | The other tan head, white with & iack saddle: liberal reward. 'Prank A. Keer 361 Wisconsin ave. West 61 tnm Tene ~bifoeal Reward t, Naturday evening. on "i715 Core “black leather. in Zoologi check and_bankboo Compton. Finder pl Que st Liberal reward. on_ ring, Saturds "o"nm. Return east door South. TAth aad Ave., after 5 pm. Re LORGNETTE. chain. Return to 1968 ward NOTEROOK, and some e but owner; Hotel. old._attached 1o finelink gold rd., apt. 704, Re smail, pta: raward check one Oxtord containing $1,000 Dot any uke to a| R. E. Erskine, se Circle, T and silver. cor in Touis Ad:mm Miks Markle, crescent, soid Company store, POCKETBOOK, small, Monday morning soni where in northwest, containing check for $14, several bank notes' and small kess. Reward at telephone desk, the Shawmaf, 2200 19th % and tan near Ar. $30 reward. Albert Peters, North_10000:_ apt. 620, = " rnarsany, Jome 11 Reward " 916 1315 e FUNERAL DESIGRS. ! Geo. C, Shaffer ™M™ Main 2418, EXPRESSIVE FLORAL _ 900 14th st. EMBLEMS at MODERATE PRICES. Frompt auto delivery werviee, Ammew«-x-h nexpensive. Bros. Co., 1214 F St.| We Specialize in Jloral ! Designs at Modfl-qte rxce ! F lorl.s ts < bles of all kinds. Zemo Soap, 25¢; Zemo Ointment, 50c. 4™& HSTS. NV. MAIN 6953 | CISSELL. | CLEMENT. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Women’s Home Club of North Beach, Md., will hold its first sum-| mer meeting at the beach tomorrow, & p.m, at home of Mrs. A. R. Town- shend, Bay avenue. North Capitol and Eekington Citi. zens’ Assoctation will meet lomor- row, 8 pm., in Emery School BARFETT. ‘Thursday, June 19, p.m..in Rochester, N. Y., FETT, beloved wifs of S. Waskington, D. C. Depurted this life Friday, Jone exidence, 1183, C) from Second Hownd 1 si«. n ne 24, at 1 p.m June 22, 1924, CHA sband of Ag tate Suine Tenwood BURNETT. Sundas W. BUENETT, S Lurgett. Vu dence. 1540 N 30w Interment meeting of Myron M AATM. W wesdas. Juie ral of Brother CHA r. A zood atienda CORGE ¥. ROHRMA. ed this life, Sunday morning 4, at his residence, 1227A Car W NZA A . desoied son | and June 24, at Tnferment Rhioes & Co BURNETT. A special Parker Lodge. N olburg st fe B Bush = m., from L Pawhe's cometery funeral directors. in Departed this 1ife Juor 5 renidence o MIAH iate from the above residence Tuesd at 2 o'clork. thenee to Mount orch, 201h st and Dumbarion ave Trigs. pastor. ~ Relatives and friends vited to attend embers of Hiram Lodgr M. are requested to mert empie, Gih St and Virg Tnesday, dune 4.1 1250 o fo atiend Tuneral of our JERKMIAL A CINSELL u M. E. Chorch, 29th st bet now. st 2 oclok RICHMOND MILTON W Attest: WILLIAM 1. BROWN. Sec's CISSELL. The Rider Mew's It tion announres tha death of Hrother JERE MIAH CISSELL. on June &, 1924 and (hat | his fane Mount_Ziou | M E. Ch toz, on Tues- | Kitnrp. . brother, Monnt Zi 204 O sts. » ) pn . H.ONAYLOR, President. € RURLLS, Secretary. CISSELL. Members of Potginac No. 505, G. T. 0 of 0. K., are requested | at Moost Zion M. ¥ Church, on 2t | Dumbarion ave. aad O st.. Tuesday | 4, a0 2 pm . 1o attend the foaeral of | ur Iate brother, JERRY CISSELL * | Young Men's Tmmediate Relief v requested to atiend the fu ther, TEREMIAI CIS bn st i emeen (LS Union Lodg Assceiation b O and B PRICE. Re Sundar morniog d_ Hospil CLEMENT, bel Tatermeat Ariing k e 211923, a1 her tes nw. KATHEK'N and Sinter of Har Cprivates i the 24, at m 1. ut the resi T at Walter HENRY 1ane Clement Cemeters. enie afiernoon &t CURRIE. Saturuar dence, B3 Keefer i wife of Rulls P, Carre riet K. Carev. Services rosdence Tuesday. Juns | FLYNN. sSundar. J drace of liar diughter. 130% Luogfeliow st SAKY I aged 9 vears. beloved wi te lote John M. Flyun Funeral priv Ierorted this Iife Mondsy. Jure JUHANNA, beloved Voteid mothe Hilda' Caba 1 Freemas W an (privaie) o e ity and ¢ nationa Tuesday | . George Freeman Exther Robrfort. 4 Freeman. Funeral late residence, 2317 B Jupe Bt 2 pm After life's ftful fever GARNETT. Sunday At Freedmen's Hospita NETT, beloved wife of iraves 1o mourn aughters and one ater. HAMILTON. Suddeniy 1924, at his bome in W HAMILTON. M D bug private. Tt ix requested sent HAMILTON eloved wife of Frauk 34 vears Fuseral from ber | fver Hill rd.. Md. Tuesdus 2 o'lock. Interment Cedar cen Frederivksburg papers piease cops ) HANSBROUGH. leia denly, Fridey morning. HOWARD HANSBROLG Jife Ly falling from & window #i. mow . wehile 8t work H moura loxs oue nephew. fr.. 2016 Sherwan Violet Hansbrough o and b sleeps 1924 PH MARTHA June Tery Kis er-in-iaw friends. F tun Baptist Church It af. lwtween 1ith sre now. &t 1 pm. Tesday Reatives and friends iovited fo aitend terment at Woodlaws cemeters von iv vour path 1 will fo When life's folls nn lunger b At the throte of God | will m Liere to rent eternaliy IS NEPHEW. HOW. BROTGH. 1K HANSBROUGH. Suddesiv 10:15 s on ot ther of the ureived by Cuieral Tuesday Metropolitan Maptist Choreh pasior Remains ca Chapel, 18th and L sic Telutives invited HANSBROUGE. Al officers and members « the Vigllant Club ol Metropoiiten Bapii Church wre requested to meet 2t the chunh Tuesday st o'tk tend the {1 nerai of Brother HOWARD HANSBROUGH By order of the president [ Deparied this 4, 4t & pom . ut P CE. daughter of ate W many relat June BOBURNEDT + Saturdas. June ovidencr Hospita xi kson of 435 aged 9 years She lesves 1 lost one. & sister. grandmothey » devoted godmother wnd & host of relutives ind friends Tunersl Toesdsy. dnoe ¢ 1 o'clock pm.. from Monat Moy Church, Rev. Raudoiph, psstor. Sipep on, dear Bernice, take sonr rest wd you home. He thonght it best floring here was great o the heavenly zate GODMOTHER.® LAVINIA pist [ And opencd wi HER DEVOTED WELLS. JACKSON. Officers and me the District Juvenile 1 v of W are requested to meei Inesday vm 4 18924, at the Mount Moriah Bapt'st “hacch 301 und N sts. sw.. at elock to ot fend the funeral of onr lale dungiter, BERNICE JACKSON. Fumeral 1 ocloak pm. Fores: Temple. Star of Washington. Jivenite, Morning Star and Columbis Lodges Ry order of ECELIA JACKSON TER, Secretary anduy. June 1924 Uoiversity Hospital, LAURA D dnughter of (he late Willlam 1. and Eliza beth A. Laub Funeral from Hoix Trinity Church, Bith and O sts.. Tuesday, June 24 at 8 o'clock a.m. Reiatives ard friends in Titea| Tnterment private Remaine may be seen at Clement's foneral establisument LYONS. Sudav. June in Avgnste. Ga., after u brief illgess, JUI- SON W, beloved hoshand of Janie Hop Lyous and devoted fatier of Hope. Edith, | Alice and Judson W. Lyous. Jr. lotermeni at Augusta. McCALLY, Sunday June 11 Alton place, A McCALLY ing af the chapel of W tice of fumeral later. McDONALD. o Jume Tth year of his age. ‘residence Tuesd: Relativ v 0t Pride of AN [T at G 2 1924, At her Cleveland Purk Remaios rest W. Clambers No 1924, at his RICHARD M June 1924, a0 6 xm Pleasant father of Ada Iater. (Ph Monday. residenc SN, Notice of funerai papers please copy. ) RIDGEWAY. Departed this life Suturday, June 21, 1824, MARY R RIIN Fu neral will he held from the rexidence of her Aanghter. Mrs. L. E. Blauks. 402 Taiin ave. Takoma Park, Md.. Tuesday, duge 4. ut 10 am. Relatives aad friecnds are iavited to atténd. SUMNER. June omers .. Lieut SR Michigan Volunteers. of “beloved father of Gilbert Tansing. Mich:: Mrs. Mary and Mre. Charles H. Davidsou ton, Md.. in { neril from Kensington Presbyterian Ch Wednesday. June 2. at 1 o'clock. TAYLOR. Accidentails drowned. Friday 20, 1954, JOHN PAUL TAYLOR, oged I Tears, devoted brother of M. George W Towler, 1507 6th st. nw.. and Mrs. Fred 1) Hodeon of Chatisnoog. Tenn. He also leaves to mourn their loss (wo nucles, two aunts and a host of relatives and friends in and Tennesseo. Funeral services ‘s chapel. 12t and R st n.w.. sday, June 24, at 2 o'clock poi. Inter ment Harmony cemetery. v THOMAS. At San Diego, C: FHOWARD W., belosed Weaver Thowas. Foneral chapel of W. R. Speare St hw.. on Monday. June terment at Fort Lincoln cemeters. WALTOK. _ Satordas, Tune 21, o2t at ANNTE ELIZABETH WALTOX nee Jieacin'? beloyed wife of Hi . Walton. Servioes to be held at Wise's undertaking ertablishment at 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 3 Interment Gleowood cemetery. ML 5. on Sunday the into rest 4onm ¥ Entered of Fieldtouse June 1 Ora . 1924, at 42 noon, | Fo- | and friends in | st —= Deaths. WHITE. Suddes s Freedmew' Hospital, ARNOL husoand of Mrs. Eva White Notice of funeral hervafter WILLER, beloved Tine A1 of her par dus. June 2 Terea's Church Sancar June & thened Vg s where mass il repose of Ler sont invited 6 Tavea Fu nE_iliness ot Mre Fstella Simme a1 1pm. from 1A WL Aden, John neral’ Tuesiay iate reside her home wite of Wi H Henrietta and Funeral from her Mouday. June 25 * CHARLES A Wrenn eidener SATDEF. aud’ daughter Joseph A Arth ardpm 1923 beloved Hustand of Nan i fiom liis tateenent G In Memoriam In 1y BROOKE. mother twents 0 hlu-ur\l o today v ing AN bree years So gentle in uature Our mother Jeft us fo With nature so gentle Tis hard i HER DAL ETHEL CLEMENTSON of my dear ENTSON (new June 2 ard RON. Who sadienly April 16, 12 Lot MAKTHA 1 CLEM who pussed 1war EDWARD CLEMINT passed out of this 1 e A tribu nis. Mrs FANNIE I1RY fe oue vear e fuday the late PHILIP FRYL Ereat besond ahtoter N Know mother and futher GARDINER. Iy of our dear beloy DINER. w ko tonday We cann Thone) Time | Nor fil Your « Your And the Like Your love one life encirele Like the arch of heaven's wa Avd tie memors of v ad by od this fe cleven sears no healed ous ar The RUTH AND Vit MOSZ GARDE HOOVER HOo HOOVER 1t we o And t T/ s whatso'sr w Wo'd wek for so, dear bas. for vou AUNT MATME and desotion ELIZARFTI JOHNSON Years ag [ DEVOT JOSEPHINE YOUNG LEE AND How happr we Whe HER HUSE \~|- AT CHIT 1 SMITHSON HER SON W00D. ou- dea WO, Tune BENJAMIN i ov e A Vot GEOE in_our e RV O Mo AUNT JANE EROTHER A3 | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " R.F. HARVEY’S SON New Fuueral Home, 1432 You & N.w. | Home-like Funeral Parlors. Ph. Potomac 2207 |- sk - Timothy Hanlon _enmer | WM. H. SARDO & CO 412 H st ne Prone Lincols 524 Modern_Clape! Automobile Funera ———THE ORIGINAL —— 11’ R.Speare @o. 1208 H STREET.N.W MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST | ALMUS R SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE | “———CLYDE J.NICHOLS —— ~ Quick, i Tigaified and Etheweni Service, . W. 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