Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 7

Dinner Dance SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH Wardman Park Botel Starting at 7:130 P Music by Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra For Reservations, Columbia 2000 Lvening Dress Supper Dancing Every Evening, Ten to Twelv LT R R A (T Toiletry Specials Coty'’s Face Powder, T8¢, odors Holmes* Frostilla, chapped hands. Pond’s Cold Cream or Vanish- ing Cream, 28¢ each. Dorin's Rouge, 42c. of 1249 or 1251 Street Floor Al 2le. For HHIL DY Choice S En b B B U S P T . e e e e e ] e e e ... T ¢ e e € iee e e e e e New Springtime Coats for Big and Little Sister Children’s and Juniors’ Coats $10 to $29-75 These for girls who wear sizes 8 to 16 and 15 to 19. Beautiful Coats, fash- ioned after those made for bigger girls—cach showing a bit of indi- vidual styling by way of collar, trim or line. Youthful, Girlish Coats that will be admired alike by mother and daughter. Coats featured in— TR T (T Velour Crystalina Cameline Angora Suede Suedette Polaire Silvertone All the predominating bright colors are shown, including soft tans, grays and navy. Second Floor—Women's Section Babies’ Coats, $3.50 Adorable Coats of white serge or cashmere, fashioned with d trimmed with triple rows of shirring. Small embroidered izes 1 and 2 years. Infants’ Silk Coats, $4.95 test crepe de chine in pink or bluc makes these Exquisite Coats. Shirred-yoke style, with or without silk embroid- Sizes 1 and 2 years. Tots’ New Coats, $7.95 For little misses 2 to 6 years, Coats of wool polaire in rose- wood, green, rose, rust and tan. Trimmed with silk stitching and buttons. I R TR H T Stunning New Hats in 2 to 8 Years 21.69 to $4.95 Boys’ New Suits for Spring Have Vests And extra knickers, too $0.75 The vest, made like all regular vests, isn't the only good thing about these suits. TEey'rc just in for Spring, and are tailored with that square look boys like —of neat mannish mixtures, in grays, tans and blue grays. Sizes 8 to 17 Street Floor—Boys® Shop Speciall Underarm Bags In a New Assortment at sl.oo A score of charming new styles in Long or Square Underarm Bags in_black, tan, brown and gray. Some finished like patent leathers, others in good-wearing finish, pressed or plain satin finish. . An opportunity to secure a good-looking, neatly-lined bag in the newest manner at a very, very small figure. Street Floor I g TR T *Ienenene (NG R T ¥ Satisfaction First Since 1859 NGS PAL 810-818 Seventh Street THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JAMES R. COLBURN DIES. |MRS.GEORGE TOLAND DIES| H. H. KIDWELL EXPIRES. Formerly Was Circulation Man- ager for Washington Newspapers. James R. Colburn, §3 years old, for- merly circulation manager for the| Washingten Tfmes and Washington Post, died of heart disease at his home, 3740 Jenifer street, Chevy Chase, early today. Mr. Colburn had been a resident of this city for the last 22 years. At the time of his death Mr. Col- burn was the head of an organization which syndicated puzzles for use in newspapers. Born in Harford was graduated from lege, Hagerstown, taught there. Soon thereafter he went to Buffalo, N. Y., as an em- ploye of the Erie Railroad, and later started in the newspaper business aty Elmira, N. Y. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret A. Colburm; a son, Layton R. Colburn; three brothers, Edward H., Alfred A. and George S. Colburn, ind three sisters, Miss Alice B., Miss. Florence T. and Miss Mary R. Col- (f O Bt B Bt Bt he Col- later County, Md St. Jame: Md, and o O FASHIONABLE SPRING COATS For Women and Misses '2510'39" Remarkably smart styles—remarkable Coat values these will interest every woman or miss who desires a new Spring coat—for the variety includes every approved model for this season. Straight lines pre Suede Angora Velour Crystalina vicuna and thibetine. Sizes 16 to 44 and 425 Second Floor e e *nie B\ An Offering e e = e ne @i No dis Siense e e e e 3 your hats—two or more. e ene Makes You Look Thin Reduces your waist and hips ‘fortably through gentle massage. ¢ e as a corset alonel supple lines you desire—while you! New Reduced: Prices $9.85, now Clasp-ons, formerly $9.85, now Step-ins, formerly $11.85, now $8.85. Pink Clasp-ons, formerly $12.85, now $10.85. Second Floor—King’s Palace New Fi ull-Fashioned Hosiery of Pure Threz;d Silk Gray Step-ins, formerl. Gra Ping Features Colors to Finely Woven Silk H Spring and Summer— French Nude Blonde White iceability. In Spring-Favored Fashions. Very Special ... Dainty Iightt) shades of tan and § wha o for 813 Been Specially purchased ail in all models—topcoats with mannish collars, new swirl bottoms usually trimmed with dainty Summer furs, Pri slick fitting sleeves and beautifully lined—and best of all—shown in the most desirable tones as favored for Spring. Now is a good time to select that Easter Coat. Suedette Poiret Twill Furred with coney, moufflon, fox, wolf, mandel, $oTrimmedFeltHats Every One in Stock Included at riminations—your urparalleled choice of any fur felt—bright-finished felt or felt and straw combination in stock at the uniform special price of $3. Hats in every smart manner, small, medium and large, top and side trimmed with flowers, braid and all that’s new. Everything that is smart—everything that is new—bright colors—blues, reds, orchids, greens, tans, and every color imaginable—every shape you could de- sire at a price well nigh mythical—so be here early tomorrow and choose— Street Floor—King’s Palace Would You Reduce? The Madame X Reducing Girdle No Need to Wear a Corset This Flexible, Wholly Comfortable Girdle is so cleverly designed that it may be worn For it is lightly but firmly boned at the front and at the back lacing, while live, strong rubber gives the it reduces osiery in the newest shades for Gun Metal Sunburn Full fashioned and reinforced for longer ‘wear with triple lisle heels, soles and toes and high-spliced double-silk heel You'll find these the best possible silk hose for the money—In beauty, quality and serv- Complete range of sizes included. Street Floor—King’s Palace Was Daughter of Late Rear Ad- miral Thomas T. Turner. Mrs. Georgo Toland, for many years a resident of this city, died at Christ Church rectory, Media, Pa., yesterday afternoon. She had lived in this city until about three years ago Mrs. Toland was the daughter of the late Rear Admiral Thomas T. Turner of Philadelphia. She is sur- vived by two daughters, Mrs. John Bassett Moore, wifo of Judge John Bassett Moore of the World Court at The Hugue, and Mrs. Harry Ransome of Media, Pa. Rites Held for Mrs. Geissler.. GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala, March 6.—Imposing funeral services were held yesterday over the body of Mrs. Gelssler, wife of Arthtr H. Gelssler, the American Minister to Guatemala, who died several days ago. The French Minister to Guatemala and a represent- ative of the Guatemalan foreign office delivered orations. TN S i i New Fabric Gloves 85 short-caffed _effects imm g would usually if they bado't contrasting cks. ) and Al §: Street Floor LR SO Y R o e o SR e T e T T T T T T v TR T T e T T e nce of Wales model; Furette Deerona to 52% LEL RN R R e RN R R R e R e R R PV T xtraordinary ATV L LA 3 While Getting Thin promptly, effectively and com- $7.85. $7.85. Match S pring Costumes Atmosphere Stone Gray Black Beige 51.25 top. Soldiers’ Home Employe Survive by Mother and Brother. Harry H. Kidwell, a civillan em- ploye at the United States Soldlers’ Home for seven years, died at the home early today. Mr. Kidwell was considered one of the most valuable employes at the home and was well liked by both the civillan employes and the old soldlers, it is said. A brother, John W. Kid- well, s a member of the metropoli- tan police and attached to the eleventh precinct. Besides the broth- er, Mr. Kidwell is survived by his mother. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Womun’s Community Club of Brandywine, Md,, will give a concert in the town hall, March 14, for the benefit of community work. The pro- gram will be under the management of Mrs. H. H. McKe North Star W. C. T. U. will have a silver tea Tuesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Eugene Thompson, 1501 Gallatin street. An invitation Is extended to White Ribboners and friends. There will be a special meeting Sunday, 7:30 p.m., in the vestry rooms of the Eighth Street Temple, for & tion on the resolution and amend- ments to the Constitution. annual Purim en- tertalnment will be held Sunday, 10 am, at the Eighth Sfreet Temple. The “Tom Thumb Wedding,” given by the Sisterhood, will be repeated. The Children The Tivoll Pastime Club will give a dance tomorrow night in the pri- vate ballroom of the Arcade. Visitors welcome. The Natlonal Fellowshlp Club will give a dance tomorrow mnight at the Calro. Visitors welcome. A meeting of the Susan B. Anthony Foundation will be held tomorrow at its clubrooms, 1735 H street, from 4 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Nanette B. Paul will speak on “The Folklore of Modern People of Palestine.” TONIGHT. The Oldest Inhabitants’ tion (colored) will give inaugural reception at Hall Associa- its third Convention Industrial Democ- racy will meet 8 o'clock, at $11 E street. Linn A. E. Gale will give the second of a series of lectures ar- ranged by the league, and will de- scribe the political and social con- ditions in Mexico resulting from the change of administration Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 35—send date of birth for particu- fars ‘S0 ilinstration. Company foruded 1805, Bl e 3500 o 000 M. Lo Roy Goff. 610 Woodward Bldg. The League for f —did st give complete and high-class wervice nt “the Sow Drices he. asted. e ouid 50t be' allowed fo. advertise. that Complete Funerals $75-—$100—$150 up FUNERAL CARS, $7 Ambulances, fully equipped, $4 STEEL VAULTS, $85 50-Year Guaranteo Chambers' charges are ooe-lalf the old- time undertakers' charges. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. The Brownstone Funeral Home 14th St., Cor. Chapin. Col.432 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FRIDAY, MARCH \LORD CURZON | lapsed while dressing for a pul | summoned, 6, 1925. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, minimum temperature slightly above freezing; tomorrow partly cloudy; not much change in temperature; gentle varlable winds, becoming southwest. Maryland—Fair tonight, slightly warmer in extreme west portion; to- morrow partly cloudy, warmer in east portion; fresh north winds, strong off the coast Virgini Fair tonight, warmer In extreme west portion; tomorrow part- |)’_t|0udy and warmer. Fresh north winds, strong off the coast. West Virginia—Falr and slightly warmer; tomorrow unsettled. Record for Twenty-four Hours, Thermometer—4¢ p.m., 40; § p.m. 38; 12 midnight, 35; 4 am., 38 a.m., 38; noon, 50. Barometer—4 p.m, 30.05; 8 p.m., 20.10; 12 midnight, 30.12; 4 am, 30.11; 8 @, 30.13; noon, 30.10, Highest temperature, 50, occured at noon today. Lowest temperature, 36, occured at a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Hightest, 49; lowest, 34. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 11:41 am.; high tide, 5:07 a.m. and 5:30 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:15 a.m. and 0 p.m.; h tide, 5:56 a.m. and 3 The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 6:34 a.m.; sun sets, 06 p.m. Tomorro sun sets, 6:07 p.m. Moon rises, 2:26 p.m.; sets, 4:15 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one half hour after sunspt Condition of Water. Temperature and condltion of the water at 8 a.m.—Great #alls: Tem- perature, 36; condition, clear Sun rises, 6:32 am.; Temperatu: Stations, “aaremosny om0 Weather. “kwprnsac Sseq3in i 3w Atlanta Atlantic Ci Baltimore Birmingha: Bismarck Boston .. Buffalo Charleston . Chicago Cincinna Cleveland Denver .. Detroit .. El Paso. Galveston Helena .. Huron. 8. . Indianapolis. 3012 9.5 8018 2968 30,04 0,16 0,10 2 8% 't clondy cloudy 016 Om: k Cloudy Cloudy Foggy Rain Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy 010 Phoenix i Phtsburgh Portland. M. Portland. Ore Raleigh,N.( & Lake City Ban Anton! San Diego. Francisco, 2 St Louls... St Phul.. Seatile . Spokane . WASH.,DC. 95 30,08 2.5 2 I Cloudy 3013 38 001 Clear FOREIGN. (8 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weatber. Londos, England 44 Cloudy Paris, 'Fran 3% Cloudy Copenhagen, 38 Part clondy Stoc 34 Part cloudy art cloudy Cloudy Clear’ Part cloudy Clear, Denmark Sweden. . 5 74 6 78 Porto Rico..... b .0 Colon, Canal Zope.. Leader of House of Lords Ill, Phy- sicians Say, Not Seriously. LONDON, March 6.—Marquls Cur- zon, lord president of the council and leader of the House of Lords, col- ic dinner last night at which he was to have spoken. Physicians were but founa condition not serious, that he should keep to his bed, can- celing all immediate engagements.” ~ FOUND. Monday evening. Phone 2825 or write Box 229.B, BAR TIN—Long. diamond, ¥ monds, with smalier diamonds betwee: platinum settiag: eveniuz March 4, lower charity inaugural ball, or on’ N st, tween 17th and Connecticut ave. or on Con- necticat ave. between N st. and Mayflower Hotel; $100 reward. Telephone Adams 6151, 66 Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. ———THE ORIGINAL ———— W.R.Speare CGo, 1208 H STREET.N.w. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ———GLYDE J. NICHOLS —— BAR PIN—Platinum, one diamond, two sap- phires, La Java Café, Tuesday evening. T ward.' Call North $432J, 22 Rhode Tsland AR PIN P phires, La ward. ave. inum, one diamond, two sap- s Cafe. Tuesday evening, Re. Call North 3432-J Rbode Island n.w. N, diamosd platiaum, lumbia £33 PR FOLD, biack, with name “Earl B Brin containing permits. Reward. D from ring. downtown. Re: 100 Wardmen Park Annex. Col. 4741. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 372, 37 WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Em- balmer. Livery in counmection. Commodious chapel and odera crematorium. Moderate prices. 332 Pa. Ave. ) Tel. call M. 1885, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. = Modera Chaper. - Telepnone __ Miain 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 B St N.E. Lincoln 524 Modern_Chapel. DOG—In the vicinity of 360 New Hamp- shire ave., February 95, a small, 3 dog. marked with white; tail curl 11 months old; answers to name Tewa DOG,” «mall, white, light brown spots, Tow bulit’ front fegs, little: bowed. bobtall, light leather Larness, collar: answers to *Jokn. Liberal reward.’ 633 B. Capitol st. * FUR, fine mink, Saturday morulug at U Station or_going from depot on Mt Fleas or Alta’ Vista car. Reward. on ant 4114 Ellicott ET from man's ring, night, between National Theater and 11th and G ets. A S. Boucher, 1012 Monroe st. n.e. North' 4408 B Tuesday JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E. Model Cbapel. Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances. Livery in_Connection. VL. SPEARE CQ Nelther the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R, Speare establishment. treny voam oaze, 940 F St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ) (ISAAC BIRCH 3034 M ST. N.W. Established 1841, Phove West 96. SLASSES. tortoie shell, Wednesda, between Keitl's and Oth and F 5527 Reward. HAND SATCHEL confalning De ture book. . Finder please. notity B Kearney st. n.e. chamols, containing bar solitaire. dinner rings and miscellaneous ‘es of jewelry, In the vielnity of Cathedral nsions “South,' Connecticut and Cathedral ves.; will identify articles. Reward. Ad. dress information to Box 160-B, Star office. 7+ KEYS—In leather case, Monday, March 2 Call Lincoln 1860, Br. 174 or Cleveiand T52. 46 LAP ROBE, brown fur, between Mount Vernon and 13th aud F sts. n'w., Thursday, March 5. $10 reward. H. C. Cave, 456 Mass. ave. n. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave, N.W. Quick, Dignified and Efficlent Service. ‘W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Automoblle Service. Chapel. T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 797 FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Floral Desigos at Moterate Prices: — 14th & T Tert M. $ro7. TBKINGESE, brows, male; anawers fo name Brownie. Call Col. 9852. 3545 13th st. e ward.. TIN. St Mark's Sunday school, 7 bars, Wed- vesday cvening. Reward. hone L. 4204-3, 5 A st D BETBOOK, black. containing bills: medi- and_other '\deatification certificates. Re. rd. Phone Line. 2560. B POLICE PUPPY—Gray, female, § months old. Reward. R. W. Simons, 8201 1ith n.e. Phone North 7774. B¢ PUP, collie, white face and breast, tail; 'answers to name Jerry; 885, PURSH, biue silk, containing $27, maney order, ete.. on Woodley® road. 2513 Woodley rosd. _Adams 827. PURSE, small, with change and ke; ¢ Col. rd. and 13th and Mouroe. - (ot SAFETY POCKET, gray, March 4 section, contalning rewsrd. 2007 ‘Adame 1573. blue wool. Reward. 1720 De curly reward. Potomae change, Reward. Col. Prompt aute delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St, We S ialize in floral Desin:\e: at Modor;l'ate CARF—BIAck fox, on Capltal inaugural address. tol_st. WATCH, Eigin, gold; chaln and Knife, fni- iated A. L. B., March 4, at Capitol grounde. indy ats Beward. 1111 East Cupl- ¥} 3 t COLLAPSES.I They insisted, however, | FALLS CHURCH MAN DIES.| Henry J. Moffett, 42 Years Old, Former Resident of Capital. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., March 6.— Henry J. Moffett, 42 years old, died at his home here Wednesday, leaving a widow and four children, Kathleen, Eloise, Glen and Melvin. For many yoar; ke made his horae in Washington, D. C., moving here only about two years ago. He was a member of King David Masonic Lodge of Washington, and be- longed to the Ninth Street Christian Church. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at his residence, conduct- ed by Rev. U. 8. Knox. Burlal was in Oakwood Cemetery. Secret wircless messages may be sent by a news system recently de- veloped in Germany. Gardof Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many relatives and friends for their kindoess and beautiful Soral trib utes at the death of our beloved son, ED. WARD A. VIETT. . ME. AND MES. ALBERT D. VIETT. DBeaths. ABENDSCHEIN. _Friday. March 6. 19: 4) a.m., CARRIE V. FORNSHILL, beloved Wife of ‘John Abendschein Funeral from Hysong's funeral parlor, Saturday, March 7, at 2 o'clock. Interment Betbel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. . BALL. Suddenly, March 5, M. BALL, in her 70th year, beloved daugh- ter “of “the latc Samuel snd Jane Ann Ball. Remains at Birche's undertaking es- tablishment, 3034 M st. u.w. Funeral Bat- urday, Ma t2:30, from above address. Relatives and friends jovited. Interment in family lot at Clarendon, Va. » BREMERMAN. Thursday, March 5,192 Providence Hospital, ROY E. BREME MAN, beloved husband of Anpie Bremerman (nee Dailey), aged 32 years. Funeral from bis late residence. Mitchell and Washington aves.. Bradbury ieights. Md., on Monday, March 8 at 2 pm. Intermest at Congres. sional Cometery. Before our eses he faded Growing weaker day by dar. ently bearing his sufferiog ntil God took bim away. To wee im slowly leaving us, As helpless T stood by, And draived the cop of bitter grief, But could not see him die. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. * BUCKLEY. Suddenly, March 5 1925, at 8 a.m., at Ashevilie. N AGNES 'ROSE, beloved daughter of Mary E. sad the late Jobn T. Buckley. Funeral from her late residence, 1316 Euclid st n.w., Apt. 31, on Monday, 'March 6, at 8:30 a.m.; themce (o Bt. Paul's Catholic Church, where requiem mass will be sald for the repose of her soul. Iuterment private. BURNS. Tuesday, March 3. 1 Reed ' Hospitsl, CHARLES =~ STANLEY BURNS, son of Charles K. and Minmie G DBurns. ' Funeral Saturday, 2 p.m., Arling ton Natiozal Cemetery To sieep in Jesus, oh. how sweet, It cheers my drooping heart was not meant to keep me bere, For Jesus said, *‘Depart:” . CHILDS. Departed this life Wednesd March 4. 1925, at Gallinger Hospital, MOSES CHILDS. 208 D st. s.c. He leaves 0 mourn their loss a devoted wife, brother, danghter and an adopted daughter. Funerai Sunday. M 8, at Eoon Baptist Church, 1:50 pm . CLEARY. Wedoesday, March 4, Georgetown University Hospital 1 belosed husbang of the Jolianna Cleary and son of the ‘late Patrick and Jo Cleary. Funeral from hix late residences 2 t. n.w., Saturday. March T thence 1o the Shrige of the Sacred Heart Church, where solemn high requiem mass will be sung at 10 a.m. for the repose of bis soul. Interment at Mt. Olivet Ceme. 1925, MARTHA at 1t embers of Eeane Copncil, of Columbus, are advised death of Brother JAMES B and_requested to atiend his late residence, Saturday March thenee o Sacred ¢ Church, em mass will be offered for the repose JORN E. BURNS, JOHN T. S. BURNS, F. §. CLEARY. Members of D. W., No. 1, A. 0. notice of the “death of Bro EARY, 1300 Raadolph sf aturday moraing. 10 a.m.. ed Heart Church, i8th st. and Park rd Interment Mit. Olivei Cemetery DANIEL DONOGHUE, CLEVELAND. Thursday, March 5, 19: a.m.. at her residence. 101 Ridge rd.. Ben- ning. D. C.. DOROTHEA MAE CLEVE. | LAND. aged’5 years, beloved daughter of | Milford and Mae Cleveland. On account of illness tn family, funeral services will be held from the chapel at Cedar Hill Ceme tery at 2 p.m. . COLBURN. Suddenly, Friday, March 6, 1925 #% hix residence, 3740 Jenifer st n.w. JAMES ROGERS. husband of Margaret A Colburn and father of Layton R. Colbura. Notice of funeral later. CRONIN. Wednesday. March 4. 1925, at 11:43 am, at her residence. 3817 Georgia ave. nw!| SARAH ELIZABETH CRONIN, aged 90 ‘vears. Funeral from St. Gabriel's Church, Saturday. March 7. af 9:30 a.m. Friends invited. Interment private. 6% DANIELS. At Gaunpauamo, Cuba, on Feb- ruary 21, 1925, WALTER WAYSON DAN IELS, Jr’, the bBeloved son of Walter W. and Addie Daniels, age 18 vrars. Funeral from 1658 Gales st. n.e. on Saturday, March 7, at 10 am. Jaterment Arlingfon National Cemeters. GULLL. Friday, dence. Apt G. K. S Friends {nvited March 6, the Kingman, nw.. ELEANOR M. GULLI, A1vin J. Guili and danght Alfred” D" Wilkinso. ater. HOFFMAN. March 6. 1825, 90:30 a.m., at Georgetown University Hospital, MAUDE V., beloved wife of Edward L. Hoffman. Funeral from her late residence, 203 Locust sf., Park Lane, Va.. March 9, at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited. . HUHN. March 5, 1925, at 7 p.m.. at his resi- dence, College Park, Md., JOHN H. HUHN, beloved husband of Alice It. Hubn (ne Kirk). Funeral from Lee's chapel, Penna._ave. nw., Monday, March 9, wm. Friends and relatives lnvited, IRVIN. Departed this life life after a lnger- ing_illness, Thursday, March 5. 1 11:30 am., at his residence, 2 | nw., CALVIN J IRVIN, beloved son of Henry J. and Sadie U. Irvin, devoted hus- band of Alice T. Irvin, brother of James H. Irvin and_devoted mephew of Mrs: Almire Bowden, Mrs. Lillian Wade and Mrs. 1 Chinn. ' He leaves to mourn their loss & host of friends. Funeral Sunday, March &, from Union Wesley Church at 2 p.m., Rer. C. C. Williams, pastor. Can 1 beip but feel so lonely When the voice I do not hear? For no words were ever sweater Than the words be spoke so dear. HIS WIFE. At_the bedstde of my dear Calvin Night by night, by da: 1 watched bis loving hands grow thinner, And T saw him slowly fade awas. AUNT IDA. There is an angel cholr in He: That was not quite complete; God took my darling brother To SIl the vacant sea HIS BROTHER. 1925, at her resi- 423 Mass. ave beloved wife of of Dr. and Mrs. Notice of funeral 1925, .. EVER. GLISH JONES, daughter of the late a0d Rachel Harper and the aunt of Johnson, Rachel Turner and E C. Berry. “She leaves to mourn, their loss host of relatives and friends. Funeral Sun- dar, March 5. from Metropolitan A. M. E Zion Church, D st. between 324 and 3-d sts. sw. 2 pm. Remains at 203 Virginia ave. s.. Rev Watson, pastor. . JONES, ANl wembers of Silver Reef Lodge, No. 25, G. U. 0. of Chaldeans. are requested call meeting Saturday evening, . 1025, to make arrangements for the funeral of onr late sister, EVERLYN ENGLISH JONES, 7:30 Tempie, F st. between 3rd MAMIE McCALL, Lea MAMIE CARTER, Rec. Sec. Beaths. TERRY. \The Sir Knights of Washington Commandery, No. 1, K. T.. are hereby ordered to assemble at the Masonic Temple in full Templar uiform oo Friday evening. March 8th. at 7:15 o'clock, for the purposs of conduciing the Templar burlal sersice remains of our late frater. NA NIBL, L. TIERRY. By order of the ander. PIMPER, Captain.Gepersl. € CHARLES W, WEINHEIMER. March 5, 1925, at Providencs her 6lst year, MARY (nee Hospital, in Meliilig), beloved wife of the late Willlam F. Weinheimer. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. 847 11th March 7, st 8:3 Church, ‘where high m am. Relatives and f) vited. Interme In Memoriam. CLINTON. In sad hut loving remembrance of my dear wife. MATILDA A. CLINTOX who departed this life two years ago tod March 8, 1923, 1y and tenderly we laid her o rest from earth's sorrow and care And now whe's waiting to welcome us’ bome With blessings of beaven to ehare. vers we place upon ber grave and decay, for hier who sleeps beneath * fade away. Some day. some time, our The face we love so well Some day our Lands shall clasp fn thine And_ never ay farewell HER HUSBAND, W. T. DEGGES. wife and_mother, who departed March 6, 1924 Upright and faithful io all her ways, Desoted und true to the end of her days, A loving wife und motber, so good and kind: es sball sec CLINTON. * In loving remembrance of onr dess BETTY MAY DEGGES, is life one year ago today, DEGGES. A foken of love to the mem my dear mother, BETTY MAY DE Who eatered eternal rext March 6, 1 LOVING SON AND FAM DUDLEY. 1n nee of RICIE DUDLEY, who died March 6, 102 When we leave this world of chunges, When we leave this world of care, We shall find our missing loved oues In our Father's mansion fair. HER GRANDCHILDREN, JEROME A CLIFTON COSEY FROST. In losing remembranc mothér. SARAH (SALLIE) entercd info eternal rest aine togay, March 6, 1918, A loving mother. %0 good and kind What & sweet memory. she left behind HER SONS AND DAUGHTER. To sad but loving remembr r brother and uncle. who departed this life seven loping rememb: Mr \D © of our dear ¥ROST. who years 230 It was in the eveming. Seven years ago today . An angel of death came down to carth And bore our loved one away HIS_ SISTER. ELIZABETH MITCH AND NIECES. HOWARD. In sad_but ioting remembrance of CLARENCE F. HOWARD. who died March 6, 1005, end_ his twin brother. Corp WALLA( HOWARD, Company H, 816th 76tk Divislon. who died October after the battle of Argoupe, at harps in hand the angel band Stood around the heavenly throse, To_ask of God this boon of love, To call_their brothers bome. THEIR 1OVING MOTHER, FRANCES EVA AND 'SISTERS, MRS. MABLE BARD ROFF. MRS, 'ALICE ROGERS, AND BROTHER, FRED. . JOHNBON. 1In losing remembrance of our daughter and sister, ANNA M. JOHNSON who' died seven years ago today, Mareb 6. 1915 HER PARENTS AND SISTER. * Ta sad but Joving remembrance of a daug ter, PRISCILLA A three years ago todar JONES. dear JON soon we hope to meet thee £ light abore e there to & g redeeming love HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND FAMI JONES. 1n loving remembrance of my d pal, PRISCIL JONES. who departed this life s ago todas, March 6 1022 At the beautifu@gate you winl stang And wait. dear friend, from pain s T will clap rour hand snd see o When the gai ope et thee e OLLIE In lovioz remembraoce of our dea EDWARD KOSACK. Sr.. who de fe five years ago today, Mar. KOSACK. father, tru aear father. Bink of you HIS_LOVING . GEOEGE KOSACK AND FAMILY . EOBACK. In sad but o our dear husband ar tuls Tife Bve vears It is lonesome for us without you. So sad 1 canuot explain— Five years of grief and pain h this world is full of trouble of sorrow aud of pain, to us it would be heaven 1t our father were with us again Dear is the grave where my fatber is Sweet iy the memory that will peve Part of my life is burled deep Tnder the sod where my father sleeps. LOVING WIFE. SOPHIA KOSACK ND DAUGHTER, CAROLINE MORBIS. * LEE. HEMSLEY. A tribute of love and de votton to the memory of my beloved daugh CHARLOTTE LEE. who died March 6 1912, and AN HEMSLEY, February 6 1917, and my graodsos, LOUIS LEE, Febru ary 12, 1914 Sleep, beloved childr We love thee well, best DEVOTED MOTHER AND_SISTER, WELFORD AND MJRY WATTS. LEWIS. 1In sad avd loviog remembr our dear mot A LEWIS. parted this seven years ago March 6, 1915 Just = line of weet remembrance Just & memory, fond and true Just a token of iove’s devotion That our hearts still long for you HER CHILDREN. * In loving remembrance of our darling son and grandson. HOWARD LONG, who died three vears ago todus, March 6, 1922 Our dear one mow is sleeping, No care Is oo his brow; On, blame us not for weeping For e have mo haby now BiS_LOVING MOTHER AND GRAN FATHER, JOSEPH GARNER . LONG. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our loved son and brother, MAR SHALL B. LONG. who God called awas three years ago, March 6, 10: Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem- bered Sweet, happy memories cling around your name: True heurts affection Always will love You in desth just the same. When alone in my sorow, and bitter tears flow, There comes sad memories of three 3 ago. HIS FATHER AND MOTHER Three years 8go since that sad day, The brother I loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will, But 1o my heart I love him still BROTHER, EDWARD. * In loving remembrance of my dear LUSBY, who departed ng remembrance o father. who departed o, March 8, 1920, Tade n: take thy rest; but Jesus loves thee ADA cr, LOXG. that loved you with deepest ars LUSBY. father, CHARLES C. this life two years ago today. Mareh 1823, HIS SON, GBORGE. McFARLAND. 1o Joring memory of our be voted parents. Our father, Mr. BENNET FRANKLIN McFARLAND, died Juse 19, 1905, and our mother, Mrs. ADDIE McFAR: LAND, died seven years ago today, March 8, 1918, His will is best in that we rest In sbadow or in sun: So_come \what may, yet we will The will of the Lord be don THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN. * MONTGOMERY. Sacred to the memory of my _dear mother, MARTHA MONTGOM Bl “Who "eparfed this life elght years ago today, March 6, 1017. After due trials and heartaches, After due sorrow and pain: MARLL. Thursday, March 5, 1925, JOHN §.. busband _of Elizabeth A. Marll, "sged 70 ars. Funeral from Hanlon's funeral par- . n.e., Satorday, 2 p.m. Cemetersy. PARKER. Departed this life March 4, 1 at 6:05, at his residence, 1118 1 PARKER. He leavey their loss a host of relatives and friends. Remains can be seen at Wood's undertaking piriors, 1234 4th et nw.” Fuseral ‘trom cond' Baptist Church, 3rd st. between H and T sts. o.%., Sunday, March 8, at 1 p.m., Rev. J. L. M. Holloman. A voice at midnight came And he started up to hear; A mortal arrow pierced the frame; He fell, but felt no fear. ; THE FAMILY. * RBAY. -Departed_this life Wednesday, March 4, 1925, at 2:30 a.m., ARTHUR 8. K., be- loved son of Theo C. Ray, brother of E. L. Ray, E. y, A. M. Ray and W. P. peral services' will be held st his inte residence, 11 3rd st. n.e., on Saturday, March 7, at 1 p.m. Friends 'invited to at. tend. THB FAMILY. * ROSS. Thursday, March 5, 1925, DAVID GEORGE ROSS. aged 87 years. Funeral from George Wise chapel, M st. n.w., Saturday, March 7, at 2 p.m. - SHISLER. Suddenly, Tbursday, March #, 1925, at his residence, 1422 N st. n.w.. Liberal reward.’ Dr. Bou. the Farragut. 7 WRIST WATCH, gold, lady's, March 4. Te- Trn to 523 K n.e." Phone Tine. 2855 - 7o° WRIST WATCH, gold, Columbia Theater. 1723 Mass. ave. m.w. Fr. 3256. IST WATCH, lady’s, ld case, T "] ST k. “corger” ot ‘sad_‘Pe N E}Cfé/-mc Florists 4™& HSTS.NW. MAIN 6953 veen 3 'and 4 o'clock, Wednesday. Cail \'“'ig::" 10158 sud receive libaral reward . WRIST WATCH and band, Penna. ave. or 15th st., March 4. Reward.’ 732 Sth st. n.e.> Teather strap, mear KATIB C.. widow of the late Lewis Shisler. Funeral sérvices at Gawler's © . 1730 Pennsyivania ave. n.w.. Friday, h 8, at 7 p.m. Interment Charlottesville, Va. TAYLOR. Departed this ilte suddenly March 2,°1925, CORA TAYLOR, beloved wife of Buddy Taylor of Tepleyfown, D. C. She leaves to mourn their loss one sister, three Dbrothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Saturday, March 7, at 2 p.m. from Henry S. Washington’s funeral rlor. 452 N st.'n.w. Relatives and friends ivited to attend. . After a life full of change: After the storm clouds of rain DAUGHTER, EVA MONT- JTER. In sad but loving remembeance of " my dear daughter, HELEN MARIE ‘WEBSTER, who departed this life one year ago today, March 6, 1924. It is lonesome, Marie, without you, 8o sad, 1 cannot explain. One year of ‘:‘llen!r .or;o-',l DEVOTED MOTHER, CARRIE E. SWANN To see her slowly leaving us, As helpless we stood by, And drained the cup of bitter grief That morning we saw her die. LOVING SISTER, PAULINE THOMAS. Night by night and day b, 3 1 watched her Iofl:{ hands grow thin And saw her slowly fade away. ) - HER LOVING SISTER, FLORA E’ SWANN, B Yes, lll; ll‘m:‘h i BABY SISTER, LILLIAN E. SWANN. who died four years ago today, March 6, 1921. . Your face we cannot see, Stiil let this little en tell ‘We still remember thee. Your busy hands are folded, R e . - Your Hesvenly crown is won. THE FAMILY. § ot clasp,