Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESPAY, MARCH 10, 1925. CLERK FOUND GUILTY [BISHOP QUAYLE DIES |CHILD, 6, RUN DOWN; OF FRAUD ON PRINCE| AFTER HEART ATTACK| ppivER SPEEDS ON Methodist Divine Ill Only Few Development in Sir Hari Singh| Devs—At Work Two Houts |Tyw, Others Victims of Hit-and- Scandal in London—Convicted i ledore DeathCeme: Run Motorists—Man's [ Man Sent to Prison. Skull Fractured. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. A supper dance to have been givem at the Indian Spring Golf Club to- night in honor of the 19th anniver- sary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore of the Hotel Roosevelt, has been postponed on account of the illness of Mr. Moore. George Washington University announces a lecture by Elmer Louls Kayser, assoclate professor of history and secretary of the university, on “The Renaissance Man,” tomorrow, § PITTSBURGHERS SEEK AIR MAIL CONTRACT Plan $200,000 Company to Furnish Planes for Service to the Southwest. Cards of Thanks. CROWN. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our pastor, Rev. John E. Fort, and wife, Masouic quartet, relatives and 'friends for their loyalty and beautiful floral tributes; also for letters and cards of sympathy at the death of our loved husband and father, BENJAMIN F. CROW! M. CROWN. AND FAMILY, * KATHRY. WESLLY, We wish to express our sincers thauks ‘and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for thelr kindoess and sym,athy and beautiful fioral tributes at the death of my beloved wife and our loving In Memoriam. mhrance of our dear MES €. DAVIS, who day, March 10, 1918, ¥ husband s laid, Is the memery that will never fade; of my 1ife is buried deep Tnder the sod where ms husband slees DEVOTED WIFE, ROSA DAVIS AUNT, MARY WHISE. DE GROTT. In loving memory of our deat busband and fatier, HENRY B. DE GROTT. who dled five cars ago today. MARCH 10, HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * DAVIS. 1In loviig rem husband and nephew. J died seven years ago Dear is the grave whe: ; AxD MAYFLOWER * GARDEN Deactag with Vinoemt Lopes Orchestras By the Assoclated Press, BALDWIN, Kahs., March 10.—Bishop Willlam A. Quayle of ths Methodist DINNER, 7 to 9 o'cleck No cover charge SUPPER, 10 o'cleck to elesing i marge. §1.00 With Bonded Floors BATTLESHIP LINOLEUM TREADLITE TILE RUBBER TILE NATURAL CORK TILE CORK OARPET TheBakerCo., Inc. 1110 F St. N.W., Diatrivutors. for Bonded Floors, Inc. Manufacturers— Enginoers Contractors A surety bond with ory floor™” By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, Pa., March. 10.—Pre- liminary steps are being taken here to organize a local company to carry air mail between Pittsburgh, St. Louis and. New Orleans, according to an announcement made last night by P. E. Zuerner, a local banker, and John Paul Morms, commercial flyer. Zuerner and Morris head the proposed enterprise. Thelr announcement was made simultaneously with the arrival of news from Washington to the effect that the postal authorities are con- sidering Pittsburgh as a terminal for the first of the new air routes under the Kelly contract bill. According to Zuerner and Morris, more than a dozen Pittsburgh finan clers have pledged support to the project, which, they said, will repre- sent an investment of $200,000. It is expected that the Post Office De- partment will have its plans com- pleted in 60 days. SKIRTS TO BE SHORTER. MANCHESTER, England, March 10. —Reports from Paris, the Riviera, London and other centers of fashion that skirts this year are to be still shorter has caused a shudder of gloom to pass over workers in the textile trades. The shorter the skirts the less work there is in the textile districts, where there is already much unemployment. pm., in Corcoran Hall, 21st street be- low H street. The biological Soclety of Washing- ton will meet Saturda; p.m., in assembly hall of Cosmos Club. Talks will be_given by R. C. Shannon on “Parasitic Flies in Man and Animals” “The European Hare in North Ameri- ca: Is It a Menace?” by James Sil- ver, and “A Collecting Trip in Sinal and Palestine,” by W. M. Mann. Visi- tors welcome. Burnside Corps, W. R. C., will have a card party tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Grand Army Hall. Loyalty Chapter, O. E. S., will give a “500” and bridge party tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Eva B. Lynch, 1337 Girard street. The Reserve Officers’ Association will meet tomorrow, 8:15 p.m., in au- ditorfum of Interior Department Bullding. Brig. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, assistant chief of engineers, will speak of “The Engineer in War."” Senator James W. Wadsworth, Jr., will make an address. The parent-teacher representatives to the Juvenile Protective Association will meet tomorrow, 2 p.m., at the Juvenile Protective headquarters, 1000 Vermont avenue. George Baldwin McCoy Unit, Amer- ican Women's Legion, will meet Fri- day, 10:30 am. at Church of the Covenant, the date of meetings hav- ing been changed to the second Fri- day of each month. By the Associated Press. LONDON, March 10.—Another act in the notorious Sir Hari Singh scandal was concluded yesterday when the trial of Willlam Cooper Hobbs, a law clerk, charged with fraudulently ob- taining money from the East Indian prince, ended in a verdict of gullty. Hobbs was sentenced by Judge Avory to two years' imprisonment at hard labor. The jury found Hobbs gullty of charges of conspiracy with Montague Noel Newton and James Charles Ar- thur, who was alde de camp to Sir Hari Singh, to cheat and defraud the prince and with unlawfully receiving checks obtained In pursuance of the conspiracy. The judge previously had withdrawn from the jury a count against Hobbs of actually stealing the checks. The most striking features of the latest stage of the trial were the severe strictures passed on Newton, who at the trial of the suit of C. E. Robinson against the Midland Bank for money deposited in the institu- tion by the prince to his order to hush up a scandal growing out of the prince’s attentions to Mrs. Robinson, detailed his share in the conspiracy to extort money from the prince. Sir Henry Curtls Bennett, counsel for Hobbs, referring to Newton, sald “I venture to think no bigger or more clever scoundrel ever stood in the witness box to glve evidence on behalf of the crown than Newton. ® ® ® That perjurer, forger and black- maller is the plvot upon which the whole case against Hobbs rests.” In summing up, Judge Avory said: “Many hard things have been said against Newton. I am not going to say they were too hard, but at least he has one merit—he does not pre- tend to be other than he {s." Newton sat in the courtroom un- moved while the judge mads his com- ment. — . DANIEL RYAN DIES. Episcopal Church died at his home, Green Haven, here late yesterday, aged 64 years. Bishop Quayle suffered a heart at- tack 30 minutes before he died which rendered him unconscious. Although he had been conflned to his bed for several days he put in more than two hours yesterday morn- ing dictating articles and letters. At the bedside when death came were Mrs. Quayle and a daughter, Miss Allie Gayle Quayle. Another daughter, Mrs. Babel Quayle Par- menter, lives here. Besides his wife and daughters, Bishop Quayle is survived by a son, W. R. Quayle of Eustfs, Fla. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ‘TODAY. North Star W. C. T. U. will have a silver tea from 2 to b o'clock at home of Mrs. Eugene Thompson, 1501 Gal- latin street. The Washington section, Council of Jewish Women, will celebrate the Purim holiday with a special program, beginning at 2:30 o'clock, in vestry rooms of the Eighth Street Temple. TONIGHT. Col. James S. Pettit Camp, No. 2, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet, 8 o'clock, at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. The National Fellowship Club and the Arcade Company will give a joint dance In private ballroom of the Ar- cade, 8:45 o'clock. Visitors welcome. Barry Farm Citizens' Association will meet, 8:16 o'clock, at St. John's M. E. Church. Maj. W. H. Barrett of the Salvation Army will speak. Music. Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in Bryan School. Men's Club of St. Monica's Chapel will meet, 8 o'clock, in parish hall. The Board of Education, with the Teachers’ Councll, will meet, 8 o’clock, Six-year-old Catherine L. Taylor, 1926 New Hampshire avenue, was the viotim of one of two “hit and run” traffic accidents reported by the po- lice yesterday. The child was cross- ing the roadway on R street between New Hampshire avenue and 17th street, near Adams School, about 4:30 o'clock {n the afternoon when ehe was struck by an automoblile. Polico reported that the driver of the car, an unidentified white man, falled to stop to assist the injured child, but witnesses to the accident reported his license number to the police. The child, injured about the head and body, was treated at hom In the second “hit and run” acci- dent two young colored women, Ruth Gross and Ruth Gardner, 710 Third Btreet southeast, were victims. They ‘were crossing at Delaware avenue and G street southwest, about 10:40 o'clock last night, when they were knocked down and slightly hurt. The license number of the car was re- ported to the police. Noah Biskar and Mollie Biskar, 617 Florida avenue, were occupants of an automobile that collided with a police patrol wagon at Rhode Island avenue and Second street about 10 o'clock last night; policemen in the patrol wagon responding to a sick call at tie time. The automobile was damaged, and Mollie Biskar, was slightly hurt. She was taken to Garfleld Hos- | pital. Lyman E. James, 19, 621 Otis place, was knocked down at Georgia avenue | and Park road yesterday afternoon by an automobile driven by George Jack- son, 739 Twenty-fourth street. He was only slightly hurt While crossing near Eighth and In- graham streets vesterday afternoon, Joseph Cady, 12, 528 Kennedy street, was knocked down by a motor de- livery wagon and his right hip bruised. He was treated at home. Sydney Savoy, colored, 24, 228 Tenth street, was knocked down by an autotmobile near Sixteenth and V. streets early last night and injured mother, ALEXANDER. the be aged 81 years dence, 4106 bth st. m.w., 32, at 1 o'clock. tional Cemetery. Grenta grandfather of Geraldine and Juanita Kim mons, father-in-law of Ulysses Simmons. leaves to mourn their loss & daughters, A son-in-law and & host of friends o'clock p.m. nest Jarvis funersl ave. n.w. AULT. dence 2018 F st. n.w., SUSAN ANN, widow of the late John W, Ault of Leesburg, Va. from the 12, at 10 a.m. Joterment at Leesburg, BASSETT. residence, 7 loved from his late resid at 2 o'clock p.m. vited, Interment Arlington Natic BASSETT. A BEALL, 1:15 BROOXS, JULIA C. WESLEY. HER OUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * Deaths. Merch 9, 1925, MORRIS W. ved husband of Mary A. Alexander, ¥unera] from his late resi on Thursday, March Interment Arlington Na Monday, March MES W. ADAMS, the'beloved of Mary A. Adums and father of Adams Simmons and Tola Adams; Departed this life He wife, two grandchildren, relatives aud two_sisters Funezal from Vermont Avenue Bap. "Thursday, March 12, at 2 Remsins resting at the W. Er. parlors, 2222 Georgia tist Chureh Morday, March 9, 1925, at_the resi £ her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Webb. Fuperal bove residence Thursday, March March 9. 1 at bis S 5t n.ow., SAMUEL H., be husband of Lizzie’ Bassett. = Fuberal ice on Friduy, March 13 Reluatives and Monday, special No. 1. F. A meet New Masonic March 13, 1925, at 1 burisl o our late b BASSETT. WIRT Monday morni Lodge dence ELIZABET of fun Star. Maren Departed this y HENRY at 11 am, Rev in his 94th vear. daughters Mrs. Bertie Brooks Miss Mabel E. Brooks, and a Catherine el Funeral from his lat residence, 500 Florids ave. n.w., Thursdas March 12, at 2 p.m. Relatives and fr invited. Kindly omit fowers life ,Monday. JORN BROGK X BUNDY. Departed_this life suddenly, Ma 10 S pm.. at 1815 30th st n.w TRUDE_VIRGINTA, the affectionate DORSEY. my dear mothe departed Mareh 10, GARNER. thix life sev 1918, Gazing across th We see a neve Hallowed by love & Those A face half sad and ¥ fair Tt speaks 1 0f other KEITH. KYLER. Tn e leaves tw He lea al LEWIS. In sad but loving remembrance of JOANNA DORSEY, who thie life u years ago todsy, 1918, This month racalls the memory 0f my ioved one laid to rest Just a token of devotion While she sleeps among the blest HER DAUGHTER HENRIETTA. Tn loving memors of our devoted GARNER, who departed ars ago today, 3 other, SARAH A e fading yea arked with sm anging face nd sweetest grace. strangely les and t 15 of other days. s and other wars THE FAMILY GREEN. glory gone tiful life, with its crown now won God giveth rest Rest from all sorrows, Rest from all possible sightn Rest through God's endless, At Lome with the biest HER DAUGHTER, MARY CRAIG Tpright and faithful in all of her wars Devoted and true e end of her days. A loving heart and ever so k What & wonderful memory she left behind RUTH AND CLARENCE AR, KEITH. who watching and fears, and tear, Tn memory of ed awas. MOTHER, ADA G JAMES GREEN. * ovinz remembrance of my moth er. SARAH J. KYLEK, who departed this fe two years ago today, March 10, 1823 : HER SON HER_I1OVI AND STEPFATHER, Sacred to the memory of m beloved mo DELIA FRAZIER 1 X who departed this one year ago today Mar. When o my sorrow the bitter tears He was treated at Providence Hos- pital for concussion of the brain and sprained knee. by m death canuot r ‘daughter in Franklin School. Discussion on substitute pay rules. Had Been Resident of Washington Since Civil Way. Daniel Ryan, 75 years old, an em- ploye of the Washington Gas Light Co. for 52 yvears, and a_resident of this city since the Civil War, died at his residence, 516 Shepherd street, Sunday night. Mr. Ryan was born in Ireland, but came to this country when he was 19 years old. He retired from active work with the gas light company several months ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Joharna Ryan; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Israel; a granddaughter, one grand- son, one great-grandson and one great- granddaughter. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church to- morrow mornin at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in Holy Rood Cemetery. - dear mother. Annual dinner party of the Coal dear? Merchants' Board of Trade will be held at Burlington Hotel, 7 o'clock. The poetry group, District League American Pen Women, will meet at clubhouse to continue study of Amer- fcan poets, under the leadership of Miss Alice M. Heaven. Northeast Boundary Citizens’ Asso- clation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Burr- ville School. Bernstein Celebrated for Defense of Maximilian Harden. MUNICH, Bavaria, March 10.—Dr. Max Bernstein, jurist, author and critic, died at his home here today. He was 71 years old. Bernstein wrote under the nom de plume of “Silas Marner.” Jls* Toved ones Go: HER _LONELY. LOVIN MAYVILLA LEWIS BR MORRISON. In loving remembrance of ms dear mother, ALMATHA MORRISON, wi died 24 years azo todas. March 10. 1901 HER DAUGHTER NETTIE. ;| O’'CONNOR. Tn DAUGHTER Columbla Heights Business Men's Assoclation will meet, 8:30 o'clock, at the Coffee Shop, 1404 Park road. Gen. A. A. Fries, chief of Chemical War- fare Service, U. S. A. assisted by Capt. F. B. Gorin, will deliver a lec- ture on “Peace-time Activities of the Chemical Warfare Service,” {llus- trated by moving pictures . loving_remembrance of our devoted mot! MARY O'CONNOR, wko died March 10, 1922 Our dear mother is sleeping, 1 pain Awake her not, sweet epirit She slumbers so sweetly, ob, from all to suffer agaln, let ber slum: How your milk boie serves you UR name on a milk bottle means something. Primarily it 'means Responsibility for it represents a firm composed of men and women devoted to the service of your home. It means a reputation which has been growing here in our homc.town lean oal i for years. It means the high Quality, Purity, Cleanliness, ComeISt g theets Homeny SficliniclO) Wholesomeness which have made this city's milk supply 2 | ISR g e L AT T model one. We want you to think of us that way—not as a — Washington Barracks. big impersonal institution but as a group of real people - S~ —_— definitely interested in every home that uses FOUND. COW—Norton's Farm, Four Mile Rus. Va. 120 L L) () y PHONE NORTH 5997 - 2012 11th ST. N e her troubles all U. 8. Grant Circle, Ladies of the Sy S G. A. R, will meet in Grand Army Hall. Al other circles—Lincoln, Beck and McKinley—invited to at- tend. Business of Importance. orporation 2 i Lieut. Wilson Assigned. First Lieut. Henry I Wilson, jr., Corps of Engineers Reserve, of this city, g Grifithul o0d came down from March 9, 1925 hus red & message of ANNIE YOUNG AND CAPPS . mailing description. Address’ Box 31-C, Star office. and in west colder in fresh, pos- southeast LOST. ATREDALE PUPS—2: female: refurn in or th st. D.e.; after 6 p.m. BILL—JACK—RALPH SKILLED OPTICIANS from Tuesday Personal Service rved Personally 610 Thirteenth Street N.W. Phone Franklin 171 1005, ot 3 ars ago ¢ Section, an’ heirloom. L =0, Tranch 876 100 STPIX—Cross and crown (Chrisilan set wii. pearls: near W g s S5, 31 pacts: it Wootridee. CAT—Large, gxi w. male, white breast; strayed from 926 Kew York ave. n.w. (second foor). Reward. #ra. Thomas CHOKER—Brown : fur_ brownish yellow rose pinned on; durind February; liberal teward, Clev. 122 3 12 COLLIB DOG—Vhluable, female, Faturde; Tth, Dear Vienna. Va. Mrs. Randolph How ard, owner. Likeral reward. Phone Falls Chulrch 833 72, 100 DOG—Small ~white Cuban poodle. female. Sultable reward £ returned to 1323 18th st 11e DOGS—Two: hounfi: male and female: whits biark and tan: rd for information or turn of same to George F. Bontz, 905 N. FOLTO—Containing St Y yors manuseript *“The Holy City."" Reward. Apt. 2, 718 18th st._ Franklin 8528 ¢ FRATORNITY _PIN—S. T Tnitia D. W. S. No 16.730; between 18th and Co- iumbia rd. 824 Coun. ave. and Le Roy p return to 1834 Conn. ave Keward < GERMAN POLICB _DOG_Fabruary _ 28, montiis old, named Pal. $100 reward. 1nt ! Potomac 3249, GLASSES, in black case. with Edmonds’ name. 1287 E st. ne. Phone Lin. 9891- . HANDBAG—Velvet, containing g bankbooks, ete., Friday, March' 6, FUNERAL CARS, $7 Ambulances, fully equipped, $4 || &iwica, T n ey o O Bepar HANDBAG —Patent leather, Sunday, March STEEL VAULTS, $85 & Sontalning. moncy. Fideses, Jeathir Yoloor 50-Year Guarantes with keys, etc. Chllds R« urant, X Chambers’ charges are one.half the old- || 7 or 1b Lafayette Park. Address D. time undertakers' charges. Box ward oo NECKLACEGroen _and_white glass _bead W. W. CHAMBERS CO. ||ss s T e o e Reward. ‘o). 8086-J. X The Brownstone Funeral Home Tiock Creek Park or 7 14th St., Cor. Chapin. Col.432 || ~wer OS] 0 OO o L FCRNITURE™ CLOSING OUT DISCONTINUED HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES 40, occurred a MILDRED car. If CHAMBERS —did mot give a complete and high-class service at the low prices he asked, he would not be allowed to advertise that S Complete Funerals $75—$100—$150 up Certain styles of Hoosier Cabinets are no longer made. Every discontinued Hoosier goes at an eventfully low close-out price. March 9, 19; loved Every Cabinet Perfect 3 STYLES Jsomol ard._Phone West 101. Stations Weather. ACKAGE AND BNVELOPD—By messenger; reward. ~ Notify 727 12th st. n.w. . PACKAGE—Containing 2 Zyard pieces of striped silk in Jellefl's coat dept.; party who picked up same by mistake please return e e et . TN, emall,set With pearls and sapphires. Reward. 926 16th st. nw. iy POCKETBOOK _containing _money, n.w., by widow with three bables. communicate with Adams 6083, POOKETBOOK—Beaded; Saturday, on Georgs- town street car. Phone Mrs. Kern Franklin S090,Zhpt. 1808: Wawamd i (s KETBOOK, small, black, containing gin" wrist wateh engraved "M. L. H.' rd B st. n.e. PURSE, large, brown, containiug $i10, lost between Union Station and Virginia ave. Re- ard._Phone North 674. NG—Heavy gold_seal, lost about March 1. Gives support 1o the foot | Kaium o kil Samuaict Sy The flexible arch of the CAN: s BifoEaT s 307 | K8 TILEVER Shoe fits smugly “bus, near Auditorium, or at Auditorium. S ANGeO s the Jarch atinhe Address E. C. Wimberiey! Cairo Hotel. Supg S : STIOKPIN _Small diamond in black onyx; foot, without restraining cir- o f 3 reward. _Apply 1112 14th st. n.w. culation or easy foot action. TEASPOONS—_Silver, left on Brookland_car, 1ith and G, M ‘morning. Reward. Phon Potomae 1w . o WATCH—Lady's, Bunday might, March 8: probably vicinity 11th and H n.w. prized; velonged to mother. ~Reward if're. a Name turned’ to R. P. Metcalfe, 1331 G st. n.w. 11° Clondy WRIST WATCH—Lady's, white gold, in Rial- Pt.cloudy BOW] to Theater or between theater F st car Cloudy OWIE A stop at 9th, Saturday night. Liberal reward. CHAPMAN. Phone Frank. 4292. 10* dear WRIST WATCH—Lady's, Tilinols. Sunday 1o rookland, vielnity of 12th and 18th and New- on, or in Baptist Church. Reward. 1336 The CANTILEVER affords re- Newton st.. Brookland. North @386. . i 1) — i WRIST WATCH—EIgin; bet 1lth st. lief to suffering feet—and, if || WRIST WATCHCEigh: e elinger's, 820 R worn in time, keeps good feet ot 1o FOREIGN. 3 ——— = well. $i0 BILLLost on W st _or Nicholas ave. 5.6. (s a.m., Greenwich time, today.) i 4 Tomanh wmae o FUNERAL DESIGNS. v . In sad hut loving remembrance | —— AT T - Cantilever Shoe Sh Fioder outy”gomkinn "io%o WA Be | sons, L Tempemiare, Weatser, | CRFATEAN, 8081 Wi ionis b | — BT ACKISTONE'S 1319 F St., 2nd Floor Cloudy ~ | ongon. e S00 5o sudssnly took. ber” Mgt (hroush herita, Germai Srow Floral “Blanket Sprays” Over Young Men's Shop WouIH at Brook <eeqy s asn . ¥uucral Director connection. Col cremutoriim N.W nd Em- modious, oderat call M. 1 dern Ave. THE BEST FITTING SHOE years 5 months. Funeral Weds March | Unknown to others 11, ‘at 2 o'clock from Wise's pa 9th | A Vited, Washington, 10, ¢ CONNOLLY. Suddenly noon, March 8 NOTED JURIST DIES. Tz ac " CONNOLLY, ~ beloved Jeremiah whd Bridget A. Connolls neral services at S at 0 am., Wedgesdsy, March | 11, ‘at Saered Heart Church, luterment in At noon today st the residence of her daugliter, Mrs. Perry Heath, 2100 S St now fate Capt. George W. Conwiz, U. & A. Burial wili be in Lovisville, Ky, DEAN. Suddenly, Tuesday ® 1ith &t DAISY 1. DEAN. Funeral Thursd: The passing of Dr. Bernstein re-| 12, 1925, p.m tience to Congress Heights Eplacopal Churciy milian Harden, editor of Die Zukunft, | Jaerment Bell's Cemctery. - Relatives, und Germany’s most pronounced liberal 3 DIVVER. Sunday, March . 1035, after broaghe by Count Gen. Kuno won| lbsering ilness. MARY AGNES, widow o Moltke and Prince Philip zu Eulen-| peral from her late residence, S, on Wedne March 11, Harden made of the court of Emperor 5 = s wili be sung for the repose Willlam wae libelous. of her soul at . case, but in the second was convicted| Olivet Cemeters. and sentenced to four months’ impris- [ EDSON. After u long iliness man Supreme Court at Leipsic, which s bt E% ordered a new trial. At this trial he| terment (private) at Oak Hill Cemeters. RSHILDY GONARD. Died, suddenls, Monday, March R e ~ vived by his wife, ie, and sou, Georg: n; v it 1 ’I‘HE “ LATHER B ouard: Fuuscal petvate ROBINSON. ~wio nassed peacefally JACKSON.. Departed this life Sundar, March | .. = eusal e e District of Columbia—Unsettled to-| @hrivtian - faith. “at’ Dhiladelphin. @ Pa THEODORE (KETTLE) JACKSON. former minimum temperature above freezing; colder tomorrow afternoon or might;| HIS FRIEND, RICHARD H. MAGRUDER. | JOHNSON. Departed this life Tuesday, March | And through (1 winds. A ALICE E. JOINSON (nen DEVOTED DAUGHTEI Maryland—Unsettled tonight S Ia Akmghter of fhe nte Thomas = § ;, 2 S { portion: ‘warmer tonight, Hilliary _Johnson and sist Amanda Rev. W. J. Notl Tigrtian’ tosibison Green. Notice of funcral he who two Fears ago tods winds v think vou are forgotten Virginia—Unsettled tonight and to- : o) 5 , ™ \artlos | HIS_SON ' AND. DAUGHTER, . WA west portion tonight; warmer to-| 10 4t 8:30 am. thence to St Martiod RORINSON AND MES. SARAH ROBIN night, colder in west portion tomor- 3 w v v, New Hampshire, f pneumos BARRETT | wAS! NGTON. In X memory of o West Virginia—Unsettled tonight,| vax ACREN X = W e micner: FENDER RGTON. wi probably showers; colder in west por- Aiken Mills. Fugeral'in New ¥ ty. fa%a, colder. MITCHELL. Tuesday, March 10, 1 Often we think of you, dear mother Records for 24 Hours. Mitchell and daughter of Mrs. Al Oli, this world would he like Heaven the late Frank Kersey of Rtichmond, Va.| “ould we liear your voice again 52; 12 midnight, 44; 4 a.m,, 40; 8 am., v e i el o, 9, + | o'NETLL. March 8 1925, at Phila How sweet the memory still; 40; noon, 4%. ey, N e T arucs i B has 167¢ an empty lonsliness 30.20; 12 midnight, 30.23; 4 a.m., 30.21;| John H. O'Neill. = Funeral services Wednes. | HER LOVING CHILDREN WASE S r. S0AL Then. CIL day, March 10, at 2 pm.. from the rest INGTON. | LUNK " WASHINGTON AND Highest temperature, 57, occurred| &t n.e., Stanton Apartment. Int S e A ) tor k 'WOODFORK. In memory of my beloved at 3 p.m. yesterday. Congressional Cemetery. brother. WILLIAM WOODFORK. who de at 8 a.m. today. widow_of Bushrod | 10, 1922 Temperature same date last year— e late John Q. and | No one knows the silent heartache I have services will be held &t the residence-of her | ooia {hase who have lost cen tell Temperature and condition of the| sister. Mrs. Richard J. Flood. 1248 Mouroe | o the arief that 1o harne in Siience water at Great Falls at 8 a.m. today: 3 day afternoon by Tev. Cliarles S. Coles HIS STSTER pastor Brookland M. E. Church. Interment Tide Tables. . (Compiled by United States Coast and et " PANTEL = n k. Digaified a Rervice. Today—Low tide, 2:25 a.m. and 2:41 )., Fuoeral from his late residence '« W. Deal |, Toasy_ Tow tiae; 238 awiant 3. 01 Ol uiamiz i 11 L W & Co. : : Tequiem mase il b at’ 9 am Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:04 a.m. and| Relatives and friends attend. FCOST e 3:22 p.m.; high tide, 8:44 a.m. and * o L T. F. COSTELLO P 18] omit fSowers. NOW LOCATED AT SHAW. Departed this life 2 The San and Moon. 3 n of Jobn B | e o & A Today—Sun rose 6:20 am.; sun sets| SN and the mte “Euie S aged 1 |- imothy Hanlon ¥ e Trices | Wednesday 641 H ST. N.E. _ Pho Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:27 a.m.; sun| Que sts. n.w. sets 6:11 pm. SHERRY. Sunday. | Automobile lamps to be lighted| 3 m tomorron momeime wheied wLK¢sp¢al"C Gfl. 3 | one-half hour after sunset. H 2 1208 H STREET.N.W. = residence, . = Temperature, ®=3 husba Ella F. Williams (nee £ = ALMUS R SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE | Friends and relatives invitid to attend CLYDE J. NICHOLS Interment Gleuwood Cemeters 108 mother of Mrs. Josephine Jackso i Phoue_Lincoln 372. of 1505 Que st nv. and w WILLTAM LEE Cloudy 32 Ta Clear i dome, In Memoriam. ALEXANDER. In loring remembrance of our | 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. ter of Vineattin and Maxwell Bundy, aged 2 | and M ste. now. hiome, 1635 Irving JOSEPH A the Bome, o ] requiem ‘et Cemetehy. CONWAY. Nir MARGARET BACON. wife | of tife ren 10, 1025, 6:20'a.m., at het residence, from her late res calls his masterful defense of Maxi- friends invited. bt magazine, in the suits in 1806-07 the late John Divver, aged 71 years. Fu burg, urg, who charged that an expose| &V.. on Wednes Lt 8 %0 Harden was acquitted in the first| friends onment. Harden appealed to the Ger-| JOSEPH R. EDSON, in hix at 2 p was fined $150. 1925, ALPHONSE GONARD. He is su In » tatier, 1 ILLTAM T at 115 pam., do full triumph of night and tomorrow; warmer tonight; Iy of Washington. D. C moderate fresh south and southeast 10, 1925, 1:45 a.m v reaidence T walk with Thee tomorrow, probably showers e Tat ¥ Milburn, devoted wife o D y showers the late ) Milbura,~ devated i INBON. Tn =a 7. TROBINEON sibly strong south and 4 his late resi: s long as God gives us life morrow; possibly rain in extreme Mareh We shall alwavs think ¥ - SOX row: fresh south winds. A sy Mok 9, . Saran M. Milld. and Pasked away two ¥ day, March 10 tion; tomorrow partly cloudy and am. ALICE K. wife of Dr. And our hearts ure <ad with pain Thermometer—4 p.m., §6; 8 pm.,| \Cic: of funeral later The happy hours You spent with us, Barometer—4¢ p.m. 30.18; 8 pm.,| GINIA' (nee i), widow of the late EsEt e ETER WASE. deace of her son, Ernest T. O'Neill, 125 C MAMIE WASHINGTON. Lowest temperature, Monday, March o, parted this life {hree years ago today, March Mary J. Larman, sged 75 years. Fune Highest, 40; lowest, 32. R I T TR I S SR Suffered st., Brookland, D. C.. at 8 o'clock_Wednes- | O inttha ane 1 doved o we Temperature, 42; condition, clear. private. == === = FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Geodetic Survey.) busband of Johauna Ryan (nee thence to St Gabriel's' Churcl, whers | 816 T ST. N.E LINCOLN 8200 pm. . Sarvice, Chape ted ‘1o Interment Holy Rood 9:04 pm. arch S, 19 N. CAP. §T. NORTH 7978, FRED SHAW, the beloved ’ T ™ 6:10 p.m. pm.. from Third Baptist Chureh, = 3. s ———THE ORIGINAL ———y arch 1, Moon rises 8:23 p.m.; sets 6:41 am.| lnger Hospital, OSCAR SHERR of ‘aeconding to the aw Weather in Various Cities. | WILLIAMS. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST Fuveral from Ris Inte residence, A0S 10 af | now.Wednesdny March 11. Bt 11 am | S S i WOUT. _Saturday. March T, CHAS. S. ZURHORST Trn. N X MARY B WOUT. bejeesi 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Wout. Funeral Wednesday at 2 Liver Clear i i m Cloudy Clear lear _mothe?, LENA ALEXANDER, who| Modern Chapel. Telephone departed this life March 10, 1ozs, " | O SRRt oo on_ 4th Please Main 2473 Birmingham. Bismarck Boston Cloudy Cloudy P.cioudy Foggy Clear Cloudy antilever hoe.S==. Upright and faithful fn all her ways, W;n' H Sal’dé’& CO. Devoted and true to the end of her day; o E. : Reyid e foe-s0 e spa 0t Berduvw; | g1z W et Nm. Lincoln 524 VBT & et mémory S 100 o Chapel.____ JAMES Clondy HER CHILDRI Cloudy | BANKS. In loving but sad remembrance of 317 PA. AVE. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142. Rain our darling ‘mother, Mrs. IDA BANKS Clear whoin God called home o rest March 10, Private Ambulances. er7 In Connection Chicago Cineinnat{ Cleveland Denver . Detroit El Paso. Galveston 5.5, e R ] Jloudy | "Tis sad, but Goa knows best Clear DEVOTED CHILDREN, DOROTHY AND Cloudy MARY . Cle: BOWIE. Sacred to the ie mother. BLIZA BOWIE whe deparead riy | Phone Frank Pt.cloudy ra = e life 25 years ago today, March 10, 1900, CLEMENTS Cloudy and_our” devoted brother, JAMES ' (GUS) 1241 Wisconsin Ave. West 504 Clear % Pt.cloudy ;&o(:)“xlnx."“ho left us 20 years ago, March —S N, 5 TR R PG Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) glellr \d; 't.cloudy God help us to meet them—watch d y. We know not when death draws migh g M a Established 1841, 3034 M ST. N.W. Estabiished 15 Gawler Service Cloudy we_be prepared to d neral Directors Since 1850 Cloudy LOVED ONES, ¢ Main 5512 ‘All White Enamel Hoosier Cabi- nets; White Porcelain Sliding . Table Tops. Exclusive Hoosier Improvements. One style in oak. L i Sl VL. SPEARE CO, Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the orizinal W. R. Speare mors ot oue acar| SSEBIISmEnt " 940 F St. N.W. "TACLES—Amber tim, s Angeles. 30.12 Louisville .. 20.98 Miaml, Fla.. 30.12 New Grleans 30.10 New York. Is More Than MAYER & CO. Between D & E Lifetime Furniture EORGE AND ELIZABETH D EMMA MAGRUDER. In loving remembrance of my father, IGNATIUS CHAPMAYN, be. d of Mary Chap lio de life one year March 10 Ban_ Diege Francisco. Louit 2 CVCI!’ Pt.cloudy Clovay We do not know the pain you bore We did not see you die: We only know you went aw And did not ‘swy good-by ane .12 R GHTEE 2 Seventh Street Bull Terrier Puppy. Strayed from vicinity of Woodburn, D. C., a white bull terrier puppy about seven months old, uncut ears. Buffering from an intestional disorder. Liberal reward for its return to 5618 3 . Clear Tho pearly gates to her ctornal rest eleven 5;{.":‘;..“‘2;‘,“‘{‘»5.....&“ ?1’3;, years ago today, March 10, 1914. s Stockholm, ‘Sweden. Cloudy Her cbeery smiles and pleasant ways drato_Prices. " 14th & H: Tels M."B Horta (Fayal), Azores. Part cloudy Are pleasant to recall; A 2 ton, ~Berm Fartcloody | Mg Sed 6 emlia foe ereiy, ove, Prompt auto delivery service. beolved by all. Artistic—expressive—inexpe naive. [ maR SELOE . vmoe 1ve| Gude Bros, Gov 1214 B St LR ENE) | o