Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1925, Page 7

720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. EHRENDS # i Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns A THURSDAY CLEARANCE SALE —of Winter Merchandise at Prices No Thriftily Inclined Woman Can Afford to Miss & 25c “Acorn" Body $7.75 to $12.50 Women’s Dresses $4.75 Body Walsts, 22 /M/////é//\ 691: Glrls' Black Bloomers all of quality pe Belte aprons zoo0d cale, and pock Silk and Cloth Dresses, coat styles; 3-piece styles and all the new novelty models in every wanted color. 16 to 46 sizes. D Em b ro and M 2 eroteh, tect fit $10.00 and $12.00 Girls’ Coats 5.99 177 $1.00 Women's Silk and 19¢ M,n', Sox Black, gray Mercerized a1 SporlHose $25.00 to $32.50 Women’s Coats Heasy Close Out price. 15 7 T ., AFTERINVENTORY PIECE GOODS Closing out the balance of our big girls’ coats! Nice quality materials, well ade, and season’s newest models. All sizes. e 1 viceall Quality s o5 double and toe fln Handsomely Fur - trimmed Coats, of bolivia and, velour in wonderfully and rich colorings. handsome styles 16 to 44 sizes. L2220, CLOSE OUTS Dress Gingham, Printed Percal Curtain Marqu Printed Challies, sette, b-inch h-inch h-inch 30-inch Printed Cretonne, Bleached Muslin Brown Muslin, White Dimity, 30-inch Kwonto Crepe, Percoline, Japanese Crepe, Printed Cretonne, Printed Percale, Colored Satine, White Outing Flannel, TO $12.00 BOYS’ O short style in nice quality Chinchilla and Winter-weight cloakings. Also some Mackinaws in lot. Plaid or red flannel lined. Breast and hip pock- ets. .\'z(-s 3 to 16 years. c 36-inch 30-inch 36-inch O’COATS Long or AN 2222/ $2.25 Infanta’ White Coats 4 59 Yelvet Corduroy and Cashmere Conts, tailored sty all around beits or $4, $5 and $6 Nemo Corsets 2 90 To close out " to 3 years. $55.00 to $75.00 Women’s Fur Coats 6 Coats, in Black Stock- add price. 0 777, our Nemo stock of sets we grouped all at Cor- have them one Sealine and Coney, and Dark Brown. aking discloses these 6 garments. Close - out R //////,§ 3,000 Brand-New Pairs $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 Women’s Shoes $1.99 $2 Boys’ Juvenile Corduroy| Y, Z % 2 Patents—Kids Suedes—Satins New Cutouts Fancy Oxfords Novelty 2-Straps Stylish Pumps Substandards BN /§ $1 Women’s Flannelette GOWNS 790 Emhroidered stripes. “olors brown Yoke blue. % Oliver Twist Style; wide Wale' Cordu- rey Ruits sizos 3 to R years: round coll braid Double Outing Flannel Gowans, full THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MRS. WICKERSHAM DIES AT HER HOM Rites Held Today for Pioneer Worker in Local Christian Science Church. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wickersham, 62 years old, one of the pioneers in the Christian Sclence movement in this city, died at her home, 2301 Calvert street, yesterday. Mrs. Wickersham was the widow of Turner A. Wicker- sham, for many years a prominent real estate dealer in this ecity. A native of Louisville, Ky., Mrs. Wickersham had been a resident of this'city about 30 years. She was at one time second reader at First Church of Christ, Scientist. Private funeral services were cog- ducted at the resldence today, Elmer L Baldwin, first reader of First Church, officiating. The body will be cremated. Mrs. Wickersham is survived by a son, Morgan W. Wickersham: &n adopted daughter, Miss Jane G. Syme; a sister, Mrs. L. C. Hamilton, all of this city, and a brother, Robert Whedon, of Dallas, Tex. Just after 12,000 tickets had been sold in a lottery conducted by work- ing men of London recently, authori- ties stopped it and hundreds of others being held nearby. \ M Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 (R CHAMBERS' In Value Giving Funeral With Fine Casket and Complete Service, $100 Ambulances Fully Equipped Local Calls, $4.00 Steel Burial Vaults, $85 5O-year Guarantee W. W. CHAMBERS CO. BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The National Woman’s Party will give a dinner tomorrow at Grace Dodge Hotel in compliment to the women attending the equal rights hearings. At the tea to be given Sunday at headquarters, 21 First street northeast, Miss Jessie Dell will speak on “Discriminations Against Women in Government Service 4:30 pm. Miss Laura Berrien will proside. The Nationnl Fellowship Club will give a get-acquainted dance tomor- row, $:30 p.m., in private ballroom of the Arcade. Strangers invited. Vis- itors welcome. Phil Sheridan Post will meet Fri- day, 2 p.m., in Grand Army Hall. American Association of University ‘Women, 1634 I street: Evening Bridge Club tomorrow, 7:46 p.m. Miss Floy Wallls, hostess. Equality-Walter Reed Post, No. 284 Veterans of Forelgn Wars, will meet tomorrow evening at Pythian Temple. The University of Michigan Alumnae Association will have a table re- served for luncheon the first Thurs- day of every month at the American Assoclation of University Women, 1634 I street, 1 p.m. All alumnae are invited to be present at the first luncheon tomorrow. The Writers’ League of Washington will meet Kriday, 8 p.m., at Thomson School. ¥ X Military ball of 121st Engineers to- morrow, 8:30 p.m., at City Club. American Institute of Chemists, Washington Chapter, will meet Fri- day, § p.m., at Raleigh Hotel. Naomi Chapter, No. 3, O. E. S, Auxillary Home Board, will have a five hundred party tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Joppa Lodge Temple, 4209 Ninth street. Representative Henry R. Rathbone will lecture on “The League of tlons, the World Court and the neva Protocol,” February 11, p.m., at 1901 ¥ street, American Uni- versity. The Methodist Home for the Aged board of managers will hold annual meeting in Trinity Church, Third and A streets southeast, tomorrow, 10:30 a.m. The District League of Women Voters will give its next forum lunch- eon February 10, 12:30 pm. at Women's City Club. Frederick Moore, American adviser to the Japanese foreign office, will be honor guest and speaker. Subject: “The Situation on the Pacific. The Gen. Charles A. Doyem Unit, American Women's Legion, will meet tomorrow, & p.m. at home of Mrs. Caroline de Luca, 1223 F street north- east, Cathedral Heights Citizens’ Asso- clation will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in St. Alban’s Guild Hall. | $5,000 “Life Insurance for$4fi 90 At Age 35—send date of birth for particu- lars ‘and illustration. Company founded 1865, | Assets over_$300.000,000. M. Lo oy Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. Value Marx O $75, $85 bies, Wuromb without cha cheerfully A T K Y Y Y T LT TS S DO Ty X T4 4 SO EEE AX DI ¥ X XX T LY LI T Satisfaction . Rig “Good morning” is said with or kitchenette! is great for giving a “bright each day. every room. “Murco” is 100% 710 12th St. N. Let us tell you more about “Murco” for this and With a Vengeance! Hart Schaffner & vercoats That Were $65 and $100 $39.85 We can’t carry them over; so these fine imported Crom- os and Fleeces are going out fast at this sen- sational price. Alterations rge, deposits accepted; get’ yours while they’re here. Raleigh Haberdasher Guaranteed Inc. Thirteen-Ten F Street “How to Start the Day ht” a smile, and breakfast always tastes better in the bright, cheery kitchen, breakfast room “MURCO?” Lifelong Paint outlook” to the beginning of Pure. E. J. Murphy Co., Inc. W.--Main 5280 C., WEDNESDAY. | DEMANDS CHIMNEYS BE PROPERLY BUILT Changes in City’s Building Code Suggested by Committee to Commissioner Bell. Changes in the city’s building code to require properly constructed chim- neys and to bring about regulation and inspection of heating plants were suggested to Engineer Commissioner Bell by a committee representing the Coal Merchants'sBoard of Trade yes- terday. - Regulation of chimne: the com- mittee said, is needed both to reduce the fire hazard and to permit greater flexibility in the selection of coal by the occupant. On the question of in- specting heating plants, the commit- tee wrote: “From our. observation we find that improperly Installed and inadequate heating plants are the cause of much annoyance and real danger through futile attempts at heating, consequent waste of fuel with its increased cost to the consumer and greatly Increased fire hazard of overheated smoke pipes through continued forcing of an in- sufficlent plant. The heating plants installed in many dwellings are in- adequate either in boller capacity or radiation or both.” The committee told Col. Bell the Coal Merchants' Board of. Trade is ready to co-operate wlth the city government in working out a solution of these problems. e — MISS RUTH WILCOX DIES. Mies Ruth Wilcox, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Wilcox of Ta- koma Park, died of pneumonia Satur- day in Baltimore. Funeral services wero held at the Columbia Hall of Washington Missionary Lnllexa ves- terday afternoon. Rev. W. A. Spicer officlated. Interment wu in Glen- wood Cemetery. Miss Wilcox was a church school teacher. She was an only child, and was a graduate of the Washington :gl‘::lrom;y :I:llego Her father {s the of 6 Adve: et nt Review and Deaths F Re rted. pehnnie Ferguson, 70, ult!e Bisters of the William Krans, 53, Tuberculosts Hospital. Frank CDere. 27, Garfeld Hospital. Bl.{;n;.'(mmr- N:.nl' llinger Houpital. ers, 48, Harry Ex ;’l‘n”l‘v'“. 7. 71, 8t. 'Eilzatetivs Hopital Fundulakis,” 41, St .Elll:‘lren:‘ . 29, F; Emma_Bradley, Bert H. Epps. George T. Tfllv 60, uc l Charlotte Jackson, 59, l;;zflknt':olrl’"” Sarah Johnson, 80, 1231 Third st, 8w AH:n ‘Mmfiu O;Ilnlsr Hospital. Gty Sl ?nnnhfll;nlll 8{ sl :{- :e' Jersey ave. 0sep ackson, 115, 1 N b 5. 008 New Jersey — Service Plus— In the matter of hand; with the ut- most efctency many sad cases which step beyond mere serv- ice. This accounts for our continued successes. Model chapel, private ambulances and livery in connection. Call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Penna. Ave. S.E. m Lincoln 142 PURSE, small. advertisement. office. Owner identify ind Address “Box 2 'xP"snr LOST. AIREDALE, male; tag 11622, He 5905 Woodinnd Drive. Fhone Adume S8 ewa . AIREDALE PUPPY, 8 mont! old; light tan collar, black fldnlly 14th and Fiorida ave. Call Col. #232. Reward. 4 BAG, brown leather, containing Keys, money, etc., neighborhood 20th and P sts., in stores or street, Monday afternoon. Finder will please phone North 980. » BAG. gray beaded; reward. Mra. Bayl Main_481 BAG, black satin. containing watch and other articles. North &71. BANK BOOK. in downtown section. Please return to bank, with finder's address, so that owner _can_reward. 5e BBEADED BAG, containing_money, keys, etc. Georgla ave. pear Park View Markat: B "110r‘d 724 Rock Creek Church road. Col. ROND-—Woodward & Lothrop's F n.w., or on Lincoln Park ca rd. _Grace Foster, 1243 B BOSTON TERRIER DOG, collar marked “Hen- niker Inn," vicinity Cbhevy Chase. Call Franklin 8203. . BRACELET—Janaery 8T, glatinum nk brace: let, between 2301 Cathedral ave. and Conn. ave. Beturn to Apt. 804, Woodland, 2301 Cathedrai Rewal [ECK, widow's pension, Georgia ave. bet. Park and Otis st. Reward. 627 Ne'lvn st n.w. COLLIE_ Brown yu tion. Reward. 2121-W. DOG, German police. wiiver gra; awers to name of Peter. ieturn to John W. Tucker, 3924 New Hampshire ave. Phone Col 4620. Rewary. near 11th and January 80. 7 pale, High View in rd. n.e. male, FEBRUARY 4, 1925. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Rehearsal of the Philharmonic Soclety of Georgetown, 8 o'clock, at St. John's parish hall, Sixteenth street. Dance, by Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 31, O. E. S, at Raleigh Hotel. City Club: Club smoker, in room, $:30 o'clock. balle Owing to Interference with at- tendance at annual meeting of Soclal Hyglene Soclety last Thursday on account of inclement weather, {he election of members to the board of directors will be held, 8 o'clock, in lecture room of Washington Hebrew Temple. Annual mass meeting and election of the Hebrew Home of the Aged will be held, 8 o'clock, at Adath Israel congregation. Music. The United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street, will conduct its study class at 8 o'clock. Subject: “The Sevenfold Nature of Man. John Roland Bibbins of the A. A. A. will speait at the meeting of the Transfiguration Episcopal Men's Club at Transfiguration Hall, Gallatin street. Dr. Arthur C. Merriam will preside. “lub, business meet- ing, 8 o'clock. Election of nominat- ing committee. Votes will be taken on amendments to by-laws. Women's City Mrs. Charles Hamlin will be hostess at the tea given by the English-Speaking Unfon at 1107 Sixteenth street. Dr. Willlam A. White will speak on “The Need for a Psychlatrist in the Schools,” at the meeting of the Public School Association in the boardroom of the District building, 8 o'clock. Parents, teachers and all Interested are welcome. Dance, under auspices of You Men’s Hebrew Association at building, Eleventh street and Penn- vania avenus, 9 o'clock. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; not quite so cold to- night; lowest temperature about 25 degrees; warmer tomorrow; gentle to moderate shifting. winds, becoming southerly. Maryland—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, with slowly rising temperature; diminishing northerly winds on the coast, becoming south- erly tomorrow. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row; not quite so cold in east portion tonight; warmer tomorrow; diminish- :‘x;‘ northerly winds becoming varia- e. West Virginia—Generally night and tomorrow; row, Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 31; 8 p.m., 27 12 midnight, 23; 4 am, 22; 8 a.m,, 2 noon, 34. Barometer—4 p.m., 20.31; 8 p.m., 20.33; 12 midnight, 30.33; 4 a.m., 30.29; 8 a.m., 30.30; noon, 30.29. Highest temperature, 34, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 21, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 59; lowest, 37. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Temper- ature, 82; condition, muddy. ‘Weather in Various Cities. Temperature, & fair to- warmer tomor- anemosng Stations. ‘Weather. Abflene,Tex. Albany ... Atianta | ‘Atlantic City Baitimore .. Birmingham. Bismarck . Boston . Buffalo _ Charleston . Chicago . Gincinnati’ " Cleveland .. Denver Cloudy Pt.clondy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Glear of Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Snow Ratn Clear Clear Qlear o8&y Cloudy Clear Pt cloudy Cloudy Rain Philadelphia. %028 Phoenix ... Pitteburgh... Portland. Me: 3038 Fofi!(. m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. 48 Plrl cloudy Fo Raff Part cloudy Part cloudy Rain Part cloudy Clear Part cloudy Spain Horta u‘-ym, Avores. Hamilton, ‘Bermuda Havana, '‘Cuba 8an Juan, Porto Rico. Colon, Canal Zone ARGENTINA. For week ending Mondey, February 2, 1925. ~Temperature. ~Precipitation.— Mean De- " ‘Average De- tem- parture pre. parture pera- from cipl- from ture. mormal. tation. normal. Corn and northern wheat area... 6 —L ° —0.2 (X3 Southern wheat area ... 04 DOG—German police, gray wolf color, male. Mrs. Colton, California, Apt. 23. North 7954. Reward. . DOG_Light brown, heary Ut puppy. back clipped; no tag on collar; in 'ashington Helghts section, Jenuary 25. Reward if re- turmed to B. L. Simmons, 2445 California st. B PRAT!K\ITY P l on back “‘A. M." Call 0 VES, palr, driving, on Aa-m- st between 1st and N. Capitol or between Adams and T sts.; reward. 2313 1st st.n.w.. N. 8578-W. = GLOVES—Pair 3f lady's, between 18th and Columbia rd. and Lamont st. Return to 1820 Lamont, or call Col_ 8582. KBYTAINER, contalning bunch of keys. Please return 1240 5th st. o.w. Reward. LORGNETTE—SIlver. Reward. 1630 Irving LORGNETTE, piatinum frame, between 17th and Columbia rd. and Department of Justice, morning of February 2. Reward if retarned to Dept. of Justice, Room 812. Elizabeth 'EARL NEOKLACE-—Three-strand; Sunda; ;laht* downtown section. Please call Nort PIN—_Large fower set with rhinestones; senti- mental value, on 18th st. between % and Am- bassador Theater. Tel. N. Jafter 6. Re- ward. | PURSE—On F st car or on G et. near mh reward. Phone Main 6089. RING, diamond, on Park rd. bet. 14th and T6th.” Reward. ' Linc. 8660, 520 13th st. nee. RING, in silver, Bidg. ____ L] SUIT CASE, black, containing sofled clot! dropped from ear between 211 Tea st 8t. Mart! p.m._Kindly eall SUIT_CABES (2), containing lock and tools Jiamond ‘and sappbire, at Liberal reward {f returned 300 13th st. n.w. JATOR, Tady's. open faced: monogram, P, & ached: T 5 4022 WRIST WATCH, small, back. Reward if returned BAR PIN—Diamond, sapphire, platinum; lost Monday after- noon. Liberal reward. 314 The Jefferson, 16th and M sts. 5‘ Births Reported ‘The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: George M. and 1da L. Wilson, boy. Earl 8. and Mary E. Landis, boy. Charles E. and Gertrude Rice, girl. Willlam J. and Minnie G. Kanof, boy. g F. and Florence R. Ring, boy. rt A. and Neeley Foster. l:,v W. and Alice W. Bradford, girl. Thomas B, and Brity B Hordie, George W. and Vera P. Erskins, girl. Fugene F. and Alice M. Sharkoff, boy. Sidney and Frances Paige, boy. Harry B. and Lenna M. loward, boy. Jacob and Ethel Grober, girl. Willlam W. and Eva Foster, girl. Forest L. and Grace H. Peddicord, girl. Frank J and May Burnett, girl. Theodore R. and Ruth E. Sullivan, girl. John H. and Nellle F. Burke, boy. John B, and Lena Balley, ;flrl Walter T. and Harriette ey, Willlam J. and Gertrude !ulllvl Michele a: osephine Pedulla, Ellot O. and Helen L. Lovett. Marshall L. Infl Margaret I. !Ill!h. irl, Ulsle L and Lucy B. Mahoney, girl: Justin and Lulu Danton, boy. Jeremiah and Grace Davis, girl. Willlam and Bertha Martin, boy. Odie and Laora Dixon, boy. James B. and Lucy M H nd Minnle Baund Rachel B. Carter, boy. Charles L. and Nanoie Staples, ho o Bene Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses bave been issued ta the followin, Frank P. Nothaagel and Jessie M. MecLean. |® James K. Meharg and Blsie L. Colley, both of Richmond, Va. Liiton D. B Mitchell and AnnaE: on an both of Baitimore, Md. e By Dominic Brown and Blia Johnson. of Richmond, Vi Chester F.'Bletch and Dorothy ¥. Hobb Elijah H. Robinson of Delaplanc, Va Helen A. Cook of this city. Frank . Courtney of this city and Ellra- beth A. Besarisk of Boston. Mass. Harry E. Willlams and Mildred F. and Flournoy C. Roberts and Elsie F. It is queer Be after l-l- MRS. E. N. MANKIN DIES. Former Washington Resident Vic- tim of Pneumonia in Herndon. Mrs. Edith Nixon Mankin, 54 years old, a native Washingtonian and a resident here for a number of years died of pneumonia at her home at Herndon, Va., Monday, it was learned here yesterday. Funeral serv were conducted at the church at Herndon this morning at 10 o'clock and additional services will be con ducted at the home of Mrs. Mankin's mother, Mrs. Anna R. Nixon, 3168 Seventeenth street, this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment will be (in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Mankin was the daughter of the late Richard B. Nixon, for 40 years financlal clerk of the United States Senate, and Mrs. Anna R. Nix- on, and was born in this city. She is survived by her husband, Beverly D. Mankin; two sons, W. Douglas and Richard B. Mankin of Virginia; her mother, Mrs. Nixen; five _slsters, Kate Nixon Marx of Wichita, Mrs. Walter A. Brown, Jessica Nixop D'Jureen, Mrs. George W. Summers and Miss Ellinor R. Nix- on, and a brother, Charles R, Nixon, all of this city. Peaths. ATHERTON. Tuesday, Febrn George Washington JOHN C. ATHZRTON, aged 67 3 Deral from H. M. Padgett’s fune 3 730 11th st. s.e., Friday, Febroary 6. at 2 p.m. Interment Congressionsl Cemetery BARSCHKIES. February 3, 1025, at 247 pm.. at residence, "The Brunswick RY BARSCHKIES. Fuperal fck Apartment February & at 12:30. BOSARD. Tuesday, February 3, 19: residence of her daughtar, Mrs. navely, 211 10th st. nee. loving mother of Mra. A. Miss Florence H. Bosard, in her Funeral from Above address Erid ary 6, at 2 p.m. Cemetery. BRUFF. Tuesday, February 3. 1 residence, 128 4th st. s.e.. JANE. loved wife of the late Richard W Funeral services will be held at her latc residence Thursday, February Interment at Congressional Ce: CABEY. Tuesday, February 3, THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY, Fogineers, U. 8. A. (retired), son of the lste Brig. Gen. Thomas Lincoln Casey, chief of Engineers, U. B. A. Services ‘at bis late residence, Stoncleigh Court, Friday, February 6, at 2 p.m. Interment at Arlington. Ploase omit flowers. (New | York asd Phfladeiphia papers please copy.) at the CLEVELAND. Tuesday, Februa: Children's _ Hospital, JAM! DONALD ND, beloved son of Jumes E. and E Clevelnsa (nce Caton). Notice of later. CRAGG. Tuesda: February 3, 1 at 7:45 m., at her residence, 5308 Colorado ave. RBar 'XT BAPTINTA. the beloved wifs of Harry O Cragg. Funeral services at the Church of the Nativity, Brightwood, Friday Febraary 0 at 10 Weluttves mad friends invited. b DONOHOO. Wednes February 4, 1925, THOMAS, gon of the iate John aad Harrict Donohoo. Notice of funeral later. DOVE. Monday, February 2. 1025. at her residence in tteville, Md., MARY F DOVE, daughter of the late James and Pitsa 'y Tdwrenson. ‘Funeral darvices at Yy aperr 1760 Pennaylvania avenue Pnaradey, Febroary 5. Interment Glenwood Cemietery. ELSTON. Monday, February 2, 182 a.m., at his residence, 804 E_st. se., BEVERLEY, aged 9 years, beloved son of M ana Mrs. Edmund H. Elston. Funeral ‘Wedne: . February 4, at 2 p.m Osk Hill Chapel. Relatives and fi vited. ENOOH. February 2, 1025, JOSEPH, beloved bhusband of Amalia Enocch, aged 84, at his residence, 506 12th st. n.w. Interment in Baltiore. . FAWOETT. Tuesday, February 3, 192 a.m., RUBY POE, beloved wife of M. Fawcett. Funeral Friday, February 8. from her late residence, Interment Prospect Hill C 3, 1925, at Towi tery. FRANKLIN. Departed this life, after a brict pl. leaves to mourn her loss one son. and_sister. Remaing can be viewed at Tndertaker Wesley Weshington's, 2053 Ga. ave bnw. Funeral Friday, st 1 o'clos from Hehoboth Baptist Church. GANT. Monday, February 2, 192 m., in Christian faith, MARIE voted niece of Samuel Walker, Mary W David Wise: aunt of Jauanita Wise: also lovig friend of Louis Burton. Funeral from residence Thursday, February G, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends nvited. GATEWOOD. Tuesday. February 3, 1 her residence, 223 pl. n.w., at 11 p.m., MARY B. GATEWOOD, beioved wi of the late Jacob G. Gatewood. Not! funeral hereafter. Sunday, Febroary 1. . MARY ETHEL at 4.ao de. 192: H Hall and sister of Laura Emily Glenn neral from St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Washington, D. C., Thursday, February 3. at 12 o'clock. Interment at Uak Hill Ceme. tery. Relatives and friends invited. 4° HAMBLETON. Wednesday, February 4. 10: at_her residence. 3229 R st. n.w., THEO: DOSIA L. HAMBLETON (nes Barnard), Widow of the late E. Edwsrd Hambleton of Lutherville, Md. Funeral services at her late resideice on Thuredas, Febroary 5, at 2 oclock in the afternoon. erment (private) Oak Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 5 HAWKINS., Departed this life Sunday. ruary 1, 1925, at 2:30 a.m., AN HAWKINS, beloved husband of Annie Haw- kins (oee Rogers), father of Thelma Palmer, Bernard and loretta Hawkins; brother of John Davis. Funeral Thursday, Februars 5, at 10 o'clock am., from W. R. Wood's “funeral parlors, 1284 '4th st/ n_w. Burial in Mount Olivet umuer HURST. Monday, February 2. T o vidence. “Hospitsl, ALICE BARLOTTA, aged 7 years and 8 months. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hurst. Services and interment Hill Cemetery Wednesday, February 4, at 11 am. . JACKSON. Departed this line Su ruary 1, 1825, at her residenc U8 irs, CHARLOTTE LEWIS JACKSON, wite of Walter Jackson and sister of Hobert Lewis of Chicago and the late Daniel and Simon Lewis. Funeral Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Third Baptist Church, 5th and Que sts. n.w., Rev. Bullock, pastor. 4% JACKSON. Ladies' Columbia Aid Ass'n are hereby notified of the death of Mrs, CHAR- LOTTE L. JACKSON. You are requested to attend the funeral Thursdey, February from Third Baptist Church, Sth and n.w. INDIANA TYLER, President, MARY 'E. BOWMAN. Sec'ty. JACKSON. Tadtes. CUff Rock Soclety, you are hereby notified to attend the funeral of Mrs. CHARLOTTE JACKSON Thursder, February 5, 1825, 1 p.m.. from Third Bap- tist Chureh, Gth and Q sfs. n.w. PAULINE MARSHALL. T X 2 JACKSON. Departed this life, atter a \lloess, February 2. 1025, at Columbia Hos. pital, SARAH JACKSOX. beloved sister of Gertrude Tsbell and niece of Mrs Ellnor Brown; she also leaves to mourn their loss two nephews and other relatives. Funeral Trom " Tomas Franers chapel, n.w.. Wednesday evening at 7 o' terment at Lynchburg. Vi MANKIN. Monday. ence, Herndon, N, beloved wife of Beverly D. Mankin and ddughter of the late Richard B. and Anna ixon, Sersices at_Herndon, Va., Wed- nesday, Funeral, Wedhesday, 3:30 pm.. her mother, Mrs. Anns R. Nixon. 3168 1Tth st Wash® ington. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment private. MOLAUGHLIN. Monday, February af 11:50 p.m., #t his residencé st niw., J. MILTON, son of L. Rarah V. McLaughlin, age 57 Thursday at 2 pum. from ‘the Brethren Church, North Capitol ats.. under the auspices of A 'A. M. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. ibridge and Zanesville, Oblo. and Hag- erstown, Md., papers please copy.) WAUCK. February 2, 1925, at 1:45 p.m., JOHN D., husband ‘of Martha A. c aged 79 years. Notice of funeral lat NELSON. Departed this life Tuesday. Feb: ary 3, 1625, at 11:45 a.m.. at her residence. 972 Florida ave. A wie of Wilbur B. Nelson. neral later. PALMER. Tuesday, February 3, 1 PERETT, widow of Wiiliam' H. Funeral 'services at Oak Hill Chapel Thursday, February 3, Tnterment privat RODEHEAVER. Tuesday, February 3. at his residence. 617 19th st SAMUEL_HAYMOND. beloved husband of Mary Rodeheaver. Interment at Albright, W.'Va. (Wheeling, W. Va., papers please copy.) SNEED. Departed this life February 2. 16 at his home, 289 Eim_st. n.w.. JAM SNEED, beloved son of Mrs. Martha Sneed, brother of Mrs. Marie Ray, Mattie Shock’ ley, Harry and Sherman Sneed. He served for a number of years with the United States detachment Iry at West Point, N and service. mains Thomas Frazier's Chapel, T st. m.w., until Wednesday afternoon Funeral Thirsday, Trom his W Feb- President. Rev. R. officiating. TOWERS, On Monday, Fehruary 2, her residence, 1116 Allison st. n.w.. A, TOWERS' (nee Points), loving wife of William Towers. Jr.. in her 30th year. Fuveral trom her late residence Thursday, February 5, at 2 p.m. (Philadelphia papcrs - please copy.) . Mrs. | rancis | ’ Deaths. WARE. Departed this at 1 s.m.. HESTER wife of Clarenc miourn her hushand, sters ter and a host of relatives f Funeral services will be held at her residence, 749 Navy pl. s.c., Thursday 5.'at 1 p.m. In Memoriam. BOULDIN. Sacred_to the dear davghter, MARTHA Bouldin), wh 't me une February 4, 1 lite Febr WARE War two 1 memory of HARKTS yeur ago today aear Martha I stay heart las never been the same the duy you passed away MOTHE MINNIE In sad but dear sister, MAR' Bouldin), who entered i 850 today, February 4 There is 8 fuee A form we But let this I That we HER DE! BOULDIN, dear Bouldin PHA HALRIS | rest one 3 so dear we miss vh‘ - MARY ALY who depart ago today, February One sad yea Since death strangely But, my dear sis Canpot take you from HER DEVOTED SISTER, LIL OABELL. Sacred to the dariing baby, NEWELL ABELL. Fel ATWOOD Jesus, was an_angel ban Whic was not”quite ng - Vacant seat VOTED GRANDM PARENTS, MRS, RTAND ME complete. THE ADE AND MRS CHAPPELL. of our dar LIAM CHAP ago today, and § wonths Not dead to Not lost He Jives wi YOUR LOVING MOTHEIR brings ha ‘memory I Deep within onr Thoughts of ¢ DPAREN AND DA To_this end God_we tru UNCLE ARTIS AND AUNT RUTH FIELD: There is @ face so dear we misk A form we cannot see Bht, let this little token show | That we still think of thee UNCLE EAYMOND AND CLYDE HAL COSTLOW. our _d COSTLO Februa R LOVING SON_AND NIECF E. COSTLOW AND EMM2 L, ,rounn’ rememh dear daug T SELENA McDON | © FATHE | FOWLER. In lov 8 = my deat m ANAH FOWLER, dlea e ts ago today, Februa wife and m years agn tod JACKSON. BENJAMI he year go WIFE AND CHI But in our bheart: A Dappy home we How sweet the But death has world_ o OTED s ME. AND MES. J. MCONVILLE. In memors of my d Toved father, JAMES D. McCONVILLE. died_two veirs ago bru Anniversary mass at St HI8 DEVOTED DAUGHTEL. COOMBS. MUSE. 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