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THE EVENING STAR, FINAL RITES HELD s acen s s b we e rinen MISS MARY A. TOLSON RITES FOR B. F. PARLETT. any, Episcopal, 2:30 o'clock. Bishop James E: man officiated. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were: W. Clar- ence Duvall, John Joy Edson, William D. Hoover, Samuel Ross, E. J. Stell- wagen and Matthew Trimble. Mr. Sherman was a member of the Church of the Ipiphany, was one -of the founders of St. Stephen’s Episco- pal Church and was also for many years a vestryman of the Rock Creek Church. He was also a prominent member of the Sons of the American Revolution. Born in Mount Vernon, Ohio, Mr. Sherman came to Washington in 1871 KAPLOWITZgros. INCORPORATED r2r NINTH STREET NORTHWEST COATS WRAPS $45 ™ $110 1009 E St. N.W.—2d Floor FEATURING LOW PRICES THE SPRING COAT IS THE FIRST THING e e NEEDED FOR SPRING WEAR famous throughout Washington. SOFT LOOMED FABRICS Luncheon, 50c TOUCHES OF HARMONIZING FURS Regu!ar Dinners, 85¢ THE SPRING MODE IN SPORTS WEAR Chicken Dinner, $1.00 FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY Try Our Famous Spaghetti this afternoon atof the family as the late Gen. William Free- | T. was, Sherman and the late Senator and Secretary of State John Sherman, the latter having been named for John Sherman’'s father. Mr. Sherman was educated at Ken- yon College and later lived for sev- eral years at Winona, Minn., where he studied law. While in this city he teok an active interest in the devei- opmen: of Washington and owned considerable real estate along Con- necticut avenue. He is survived by his widow, a son, John Sherman, jr. of Kalispell, Mont.; two daughters, Mrs. Bugene Van Voorhis and Mrs. William B. Farn- ham, both of Rochester, N. Y. and eight grandchildren. KNOWS OF NO “PLOT.” WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Margh 17.—Jesse L. Livermore of New York, through his secretary, last night de- nied rumors that he had hired de- tectives to guard his two children against a kidnaping plot. He also denfed any knowledge of the rumored plot. MACINA’S in FOR JOHN SHERMAN Services Held at Epiphany Church Today, Preceding Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for John Sherman, 85 years old, for many years promi- nent in church and civic circles in Washington,” who died at his r dence, 2002 P street, Saturda: THE ARCH PESEVER ¢ ¢ VOMFORT” Shoes—in a “Style—Revue?” Hard- 1y seems possible, does it? But see the Shoes! Style, at its smartest. And added, arch- supporting features that put Spring and Youth back into one’s daily steps. $9 to $12.50 Cor.7th &K 1318 G St. Raleigh Haberdasher Spring Value Weck Celebrating Our Second Year at Thirteen Ten F Street We're out after 5,000 new customers by giving greater values! The Raleigh Topcoats are Super-Values at 30 INE imported fabrics; silk linings; style—all of these are put into these Topcoats with skillful needlework; they’re values we're proud to offer, typical of the values that are bringing hosts of new cus- tomers during our Spring Value Week. Gray and heather combinations; game feather patterns; diagonial and cross twist weaves. See them in our Spring windows. The New Spring Suits from Hart Schaffner & Marx— as low as $35—up to $85 , Raleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Inc. Thirteen Ten F Street T T C A L X L T T L X R TN T T T T Srssssssscssassce DIES OF PNEUMONIA Was for More Than Twenty-Five Years Employe in Register of Wills' Office. Miss Mary Aline Tolson, for more than 25 years an employe of the of- fice of the Register of Wills, dled Sunday, at Garfleld Hospital. of pneu- monia, after an fliness of six days. Miss Tolson, who was the daughter of the late Frank B. and Alice Bowle Tolson, came of an old Maryland family, having been born on the Tol- | son estate, al Western, Prince Georges County, Maryland. She i$ survived by, three nephews—Robert Jones Page Jones. Frank Tolson Jones, and one niece, Aline Jones of New York Funeral services were held at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Four- teenth street and Columbla road, this afternoon. Interment was at Con- gressional Cemetery. Pallbearers were John L. Edwards, Copeland P. Jones, Robert C. Jones, Clarence Baden, How- ard Duckett and Marshall Bowie, rela- tives of the deceased. Bowle, relatives of the deceased Miss Tolson, through her long ex- perience in the office of the Reglster of Wills. was an expert on probate law and was known to practically all the members of the bench and bar of the District of Columbia. She had been in active charge of all of the docket books in the register of. wills' office for a number of years CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Society of Natives will Friday, 8 p.m., at Club. * The annual ciety will be held April 15, 7:30 p.m Burlington meet the Washington dinner of the so- on District day, at the Hotel The Washington City Chiropractors’ Association will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m.. in rooms of the Central Chiro- practic College, 1914 Seventh street. All chiropractors invited. Edwin S. Puller, former chief of Bu- reau of Passport Control of the State Department, will address the League of Women Voters, tomorrow, 4:45 p.m., at 1901 F street, on “The Pro- tection of Citizens Wbroad. The Board of Education will meet tomorrow, 3:30 p.m. at Franklin School Building. Lincoln Post, G. A. R., will meet to- morrow, 2 p.m., at Grand Army Hall. The Writers’ League of Washington will meet Friday, 8§ p.m., at Thomson school. The American Statistical Associn- tion will give a dinner Friday eve- ning at Grace Dodge Hotel. United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street, will have a study class to- morrow, 8 p.m. Public invited. Smma Sanford Sheltom, W. C. T. U., will meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas, 2043 Park road, tomorrow, & p.m. D. C. Boy in Phi Beta Kappa. James B. Austin, a Washington student at Lehigh University, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Mr. Austin is a graduate of Central High Schoo). He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry A. Austin, 1813 Kilbourne place. * 33 (24 0222222 222222244264 0000090000000 00000 00900000000 0000000 - g With Bonded Floors Battleship Linoleam Treadlite Tile Rubber Tile Natural Cork Tile Cork Carpet The BakerCo.,Inc. 1110 ¥ St, NNW Distributors for Bonded Floors, Ine, Mamufacturers— 90000000000 CHAMBERS SERVICE In service you will appreciate. CHAM BERS. has the largest equipment in the v and_eversthing needed for the cowm- blete funeral CHAMBERS CHARGES are one-balf the old-time undertaker's cliarge. Complete Funerals $75—$100—$125—$150 up Ambulances, $4 Fully Equipped Steel Burial Vaults, $85.00 Fine Funeral Cars, $7.00 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home 14th Cor. Chapin St. Col. 432 HIS is one of the New Carmack Taxis for special delivery be- tween your home and the plant. Garments are called for and delivered direct to homes as early as 7 am. and late as 9 p.m. Lincoln 239 Carnzack] DRY CLEANING CoO. 1120 Queen St. N.E. WASHINGTON , D. C., TUESDAY, RITES FOR MRS. PULITZER.| MRS. H. B. MEYERS DIES Private Services at Grave Follow Funeral Ceremonies at Home. LOUIS, March 17.—Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, wife of the publisher of the St. Louls Post-Dispatch, were held yesterday at the family residence, “Lone Tree,” on Barnes Road, St. Louis County. A private service was held later at Bellefontaine Cemetery, With a reading from the Book of Common Prayer of the Episcopal Church by the Rev. Chester E. Jenny of the First Presbyterfan Church. . Mr. Pulitzer, who was on a fishing trip off the coast of Florida when Mrs. Pulltzer died in New York as the result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident, arrived in St. Louis this morning. TO “GAS” BUREAU CLERKS Chlorine Chamber to Cure Colds of Arlington Building Workers. The fifth chlorine chamber for cure of colds and respiratory diseases to be established in Washington has been set up in the Veterans' Bureau, under the direction of Col. Harry L. Gllchrist of the Chemical Warfare Service, who has pronounced it “the very latest. and sclentifically the most perfect equipment avgllable anywhere for gassing colds.” The chlorine chamber will not be used for the treatment of Govern- ment beneficiaries, but for employes of the Veterans' Bureau, Bureau of the Budget and the alien property custodian, all of whom are housed in the Arlington Building. Naval Officers Resign. The resignation of Lieut. James C. Harris, U. S. N. attached to the receiving ship at New York City, has been accepted, to take effect May 15, and the resignation of Ensign Ira C. McKee, at the Naval Academy, to take effcct April 30. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. The Society for Philosophical In- quiry will mest, 4:45 o'clock, in new National Museum Building, room 43, first floor. Dr. Thomas A. Johnstone will present a paper on “Anselm.” The Anthropological Soctety of Washington will meet, 4:45 o'clock. in room 42, new building of National Museum. Dr, Melville J. Herskovits will speak of “Some Aspects of the Anthropology of the American Ne- gro.” Other speakers: Dr. John M. Cooper, Catholic University, and Dr. Truman Michelson, president of Bu- reau of American Ethnology. All persons interested are invited. TONIGHT. The Delaware State Society will meet at Thomson School, Twelfth and L streets. Miriam Chapter, No. 23, 0. E. S, will give a St. Patrick's costume dance at Northeast Temple. The Marlin Club will give its an- nual St. Patrick’s banquet at Grace Dodge Hotel. Problems of the modern college will be discussed by Dr. Willlam Mather Lewis, president of George Washington University, at meeting of the Central High School Parent- Teacher Association in the school The address, at 8 o'clock, will be fol- lowed by songs by Misses Craig and White of the high school faculty and coffee and sandwiches will be served. The Music Club of the Government Hotels will give a masquerade St. Patrick’s dance, 8:30 o'clock, at Cath- olic Community Center Hall, 601 E street. Miss Jean Wilson, dramatic and humorous monologist, will present a program at Eastern Presbyterian Church under auspices of the execu- tive committee of the Ladles’ Aid. Columbia Historical meet, 8:15 o'clock, of Cosmos Club. Soclety will in assembly hall Sunday School Institute meeting in parish hall of the Church of the Epiph- any at 8 o'clock. Spedkers, Right Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander, D. D, and Rev. William A. Masker Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps will meet, 8§ o'clock, in Grand Army Hall. Kevin Barry Council, A. A. R. L. R,, will glve a dance at Playhouse. — Illustrated lecture: “In Camp with the Omahas” by Mabel Frances Knight, under direction of the Wash- ington Wellesley Club, at 1634 I street, 8 o'clock. Thomas Circle Citizens’ Association will meet, 8 o'clock, at Luther Place Memorial Church, A musical and reception will be held at Deaconess’ Home of M. E. Church, 2307 Thirteenth street, from § to 10 o'clock. All friends invited. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 B 8t N.E Lincoln 524 Modern Chapel. 3 JAMES T. RYAN TOEL R hapel. coln Model ORaTR), ete Ambulaaces Livers in Connection. MARCH 11920 AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Wife of Veteran of Indian Wars Was Born in Germany 73 | Years Ago. | Margaret M. Meyers, 73 years | old, widely known for the work she had | done in connection with the Alvin Smith Memorial Home at Colonial Beach, Ya., of which she had charge for 16 years, Gled at her residence, 3106 M street, yesterday after a short iiiness. Mrs. Meyers was born in Germany | and came to this country when a young | girl. She had lived in Was hington since she was 10 years old. Her husband, Henry B. Meyers, is a veteran of the Indian wars, Funeral rvices will at the residence of her Meyers, 3223 Volta place ernoon at 1 o'clock, and at Peck Memo- rial Chapel, Twenty-eighth and M strec Rev. Irvin Ketchum will of- Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. Besides her Herman, John survive Mrs, be conducted eon, John G. tomorrow aft- husband, three | and Fred W Meyers. THE WEATHER | District of Colum —Rain this aft- ernoon and tonight; tomorrow uns tled and slightly warmer; fresh east winds. Maryland and night; tomorrow slightly warm West Virginia and tomorrow, much change in sons, Meyers, Virginia—Rain to- partly cloudy and strong east winds. Unsettled tonight | probably rain; not temperature Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m.,, 52; 8 p.m 12 inidnight, 42; 4 am., 40. $ a.m noor, 51 Burometer—4 p.m., 40.47; 8 30.45; 12 midnight, 30.41; 8 a.m., 30.21; noon, 20.14 Highest temperature, 53.2, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 39, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 49; lowest, 32 i | | p.m., 4 am, 30.27; Condition of the Water. | Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls st 8 a.m. today Temperature, 40; condition muddy. Tide Tables. (Compiled by United Stat geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 7:27 a.m. p.m.; high tide, 12:48 a.rn. p.m. Tomorrow 9:30 p.m.; § p.m. coast and | and 8:24 and 1:20 -Low tide, 8:37 a.m high tide, 1:30 a.m and and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 6:18 a.m.; 6:16 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:16 a.m.; sets, 6:17 p.m. Moon "rises, a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset ‘Weather in Various Citie sun sets, sun 03 12:53 am.; sets, Temperature, %z e Stations. Weather. <eoegupansat 19850 359 om0 Abilene, Tex. 29.§2 Cloudy Albany Cloudy Atlanta .00 30,14 Rain Atlantic City 30.24 = Rain Baitimore Rain | Birmingh Rain Eismarck Cloudy Boston Cloudy Rain | Cincinnati Cleveland Denver . Detroit El Paso. Galveston . Helena ... Huron. 8. D, 29.78 Indianapolis. 30.06 Rain Clear Cloudy 0.08 004 0.0 011 Louisville .. 30.08 Miami, Fla.. 30.16 New GOrleans 30.06 New York.. 30.32 Okla. City.. 2 Omaha Philadelphia Pittsy Portl; S. Lake City 29,52 29.90 (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England .. 48 Partcloudy Parls, France............. 36 Part cloudy Vienna, Austria Part cloudy Berlin,'Germany. .. ... Part cloudy Copenhagen, Denmark. Snowing Stockholm, Sweden.... Snowing Glbraltar, Spalo. .. .. Clear Horta (Fayal), Azorcs Part cloudy Hamilton, Bermuda. ... Cloudy San Juan, Porto Rico. Cloudy Havana. Cuba Cloudy anal Pa i LOST. AUTOMOBILE BLANKET—On D.e. between 10th and 15th Florida_ave. n. ol BARPIN, Onyx, ormamented with pearls: reward 'Mrs. C. R. Newman, 3358 18(h st [ = 19¢ Florida ave. Reward. 1014 Quick, _Dignified_and Efficlent Service. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200. Automobile_Bervice. o e ‘hapel - CLEMENT. 1241 Wiscousin Ave. West 804 VL. SPEARE CcQ Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Spears establishment. 940 F St. N.W. bone Frank. 6626. “Joscph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH, ‘stablished 1841 3034 M ST. N.W. Dabliched ot Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1794 N. CAP. BT. NORTH 78, _ BASK night, at Riaito, or in rear St. Straw basket, contain ing_unfinished 1 Kindly return _to above address. . COLLIE DOG- yed Tree court s.w.; auswers to able_reward COLLIE DOG- Tittle’ bos’s pe Fairmont_ st. n.w. March Return ble and_white tag 12183, Reward riday 10; 1348 Reward, aled A C i v Navy Department. ' Re- Collle, brown and white; tag No. 6431, nw. Reward RING—Long green stone; between New ard Hotel and (3th and F sts. or on . between 6th and 7th sts, orth 793 YEGLASSES lost: child's; Sat.. near Sar Connecticut. —Return 2808 Ashiead, Apt or phone Pot. 270 Toe containing one pair horn dmond’s Optical Co.; A. Bud K st n.w . fewale; white body, black s on cheek: collar and tag. Reward. 2625 11th st. n.w o T fawn color; head. No. 4790; Polly; GERMAN nswers to Timothy Hanlon o1 B ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. _ r———THE ORIGINAL —— W.R.Speare CGo. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ——— CLYDE J. NiCHOLS — GLASSES—Tortoise shell; Monday night, v cinity Conn. ave. Linc. 6424-J, 5:30.7. " ise 11th_and 12th and Please return to Mrs. Gardner, 1102 1 st. . HANDBAG—Lady, while plaing with dog in automobile in front of Presbyferian Home. jeft handbag. containing smali amount of money and_vers expensive glasses. Kindly return {0 479 F st s.w. MONEY_At Tniernal Revenue” Bureas, P ave. Col. 9490 v FEARL SECKLACE. T or ear dowatows department stores or on Iowa ave. bus. Jre ward. Address Tox 183.C. Star office. 190° CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST GAPITOL ST. Phone_ Linooln 378. 37 WILLTAM LEE, Funeral Director and Em- balmer. Livery in connection. Commodious and modern crematorium. Moderate . B2 Fa. Ave. Now. T M. 1385, "~ Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1118 SEVENTH 5T. K. W. Main 2473 Modern Chapel. Telephone = FUNERAL DESIGN; Prompt auto delivery ser-ice. Artistio—expressive—inexpe Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St.| BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” 0d Otber Beautiful Floral Designs Moadrate Fricen: "4t & B T 3 “hror. PIN—Dlamond and platinum; Sunday, Mar. 15, on Copn. ave. between S st. and Churen of the Covenant. Reward offered. Telephone North_2054. POCKETBOOK mit and ceceipts 208 3 RING, #old Onger TR, wet with dimm and _sapphires and_engraved L. 0. W R M. R.: lost Saturday afternoon in near downtown dept. Storé or on street reward. Miss Rogers. 3714 Ingomar Chesy Chase: Cleve. 147 RING—Gold, turquolse, matrix stone; senti mental_value. Franklin 3840 RING—Two S karat dimmonds and sapph Margs Otn. near Census Ofoe: “Boder Elums return to Mre. Thipgen, 3806 Livingston st and receive_reward. 15* SETTER DUG—10 months ol brown a White; collar, no tau: name “Pal. $10 re ward. R Taglor, 221 N st s.w $13—netween Y. 3l C. A. and Ailics’ Liberal rewsrd. Roswm 414 Y. M. 0. A. 13+ t Containing _orerators et reward. 111 Lamont, A | port, to replace the structure destroy- { Special Dispatch to The Star ASTON rch 17.—The fu- neral of Benjamin F. Parlett, 76 years old, for many years one of Barton's ading citizens and business men, who died at the home of his son, L. | F. Parlett, jr., at Midland, Pa., Thurs- | day, was held in Eastobae at noon today. The serviees were in charg of the Masons. Mr. Parlett was, at one time, internal revenue collector of Maryland and was prominent in | Republican politice. | Bridge Worker Killed. ial Dispatch to The Star CUMBERLAND, Md., Marcl Harry Kitzmiller, 37, of Keyser, was killed yesterday, when he fell 22 feet into an excavation for a pier for the bridge being buiit the Potomac between Pledmont and Western- ed by the flood a yea out t stuck in a crane, toppled over, rock 50. He reached chain that beeame | but missed it and | and his head struck a | o loosen a Beaths. Suddenly, Monday, March JOSEPHINE beloved wife of Phillp F. ices at her lute ce. 156 ne., on Thursday. 5 3 o to the Holy ‘ Chureh, Titi t Capitol sts., where mass w e 4 ut 9 am. Inter ment Mount Olivet Cemetery 18 BROWN. Suddenly, Friday, March 13. 192 about 11 pm., at his residence. 4 Hanover St o.w. EDWARD BROWN. He leaves to mourn the! . payeate corge’ and Louis; also & ckson, and a host of ins can be seen Tuesday, at Funeral Wednesday, March L' pm.. from Bailey's chapel, Kes tties officiating. Friends invi Asleep in Jesus, ob, how sweet, From which note ever wakes to weep THE FAMILY. 17 Saturday. March 14, 1925, at 424 | n.w.. SHEDRICK D. BROWN. Fu inesday, March 18, at 2 p.m., from undertaking establishment. 17% BROWN, The Crispus Attucks Relief Asso. ciation announces the death of Brother SHEDRICK D. BROWN and_ that the fu- neral will be held from MeGuire's chapel, corner 9th and Westminster sts. n.w., oo Wednesday afternoon, March 18, 1025, at 2 p.m. WM PHE J. C. BURLL cretary. BROWN. The Banneker Relief Assoclation announices the death of Brother SHEDRICK D. BROWN, on March 14, 1925, and that funeral will be held on Wednesday, March 18, at 2 pn. from McGuire's chapel, Bth and Westminster sts. nw. WALTER J. SINGL J. C. BURLLS, Secretars. BROWN. Young Men's Protective League members _will' attend the funeral —of SHEDRICK D. BROWN Wednesd 18, 1925, from McGuire's funera 1820 9th st n.w o'clock p.m. FULLER, Pres. BROWN. Que st neral W MeGul FULLER, President. ON, President. lors, G. L. the Oldest funeral Wednesdny, pom., 9th &t tion of attend Mr. SHEDRICK D. BROWN March 18, 1925, at 2 o'clock from’ McGuire's ‘funeral pariors, 1520 SAMUEL W. WATSON, WALTON, Secy. BROWN. Sir Knights of mandery, No. 3, K. T. to assemble in full McGuire's undertaking establishment, 9th and Westminster stx n.w., Wednesday. March 18, 1925, at 1:30 to_attend uneral our lste sir SHEDRICK BROW. WEBSTER JON Recorder, s life Sunday, March residence LER, aged mourn_their loss Pres GEORGE . Gethsemane Com. are hereby ordered templar uniform at a ‘ednesday, Marc m Metropolitan A. M between 13th and 18th st F. Stewart, pastor. BUTLER., Officers and_members of Court. "No. 22, A. 0. D. of J., you are re to “attend the funeral of Sister INA BUTLER, Wednesday. March 15, at 2 p.m. from Matropolitan Methodist Church, M st between 15th and 16th sts nw. ‘All lodzes and_courts are invited Call meeting Tuesday, 7:30 p.m CARTER. Sunday, March 15, 1925, at 2:45 P.m.. at her reidence, 2532 University pl nw ADELAIDE V.. beloved mother ‘of William J. and_Clara E. Carter of this city and Mrs. May C. Barrows and Mrs, Irene C. Findley of Pittsburgh snd wife of the I Dl Carter. Funeral from St. Paul's ch Tuesday at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DORSEY. EDWARD F. DORSEY, the beloved hosband of Henrietta Dorsex, will be 1aid to rest Wednesday, March 18, 1925, at 2:30 p.m Harmony Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. . EARL. Monday, March 16, 1025, at his resi- dence, 904 French st. n.w., JAMES GAS TON, brother of Margaret Keller and uacie of Willlam, Sidney, Margaret. Ida, Stewart, Duisy Betters and’ Robert Carter. Funera Wednesdas, March 18, at 2 pm., from Metropolitan A. M. E. Zion Church, D st between 2nd and 3rd’ sts. e.w. Relatives and friends invited to attend. W. Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. FRIEDRICH. Sunday, March GEORGIA 'A.. wife of the late A. A. Pried- rich. Funeral from her late residence, 405 East Capitol st., Thursday, 11 o'clock. In- terment Prospect Hill. Funeral private, 18 GLASCOCK. Suddenls, March 1925, at Children’s Hospital,” ROBERT STANLEY, beloved son of R. S. and Emma B. Glascock, wged 3 years 11 months. Funeral Thurs- day 2:30 o'clock from 11 H st. n.w. 18 GOINES. Monday, March 16, 1925, at her residence. 1313 T st. n.w.. LOTTIE A., widow of the late Charles P. Going er of Henrs C. and Charles K. daughter of Mrs. Francis Chisholm. from her late residence, Frids ». GRANT. February General Hospital, SERENA 192 15, 1925, Funeral at 12:30 19 7, 1025, at Tos Angeles Los ' Angeles, ~ Calif., ROLINE F. GRANT. beloved wife of es A. Grant, Tujunga, Calif., aged 56 . 17¢ HARPER. Departed this life, at her resi- dence in Cincinnati, Ohfo, GRAYCE A, (nee Tiller), beloved wife of Samuel Harper, mother of Samuel Samona und Joseph Har- per. devoted daughter of Joseph and Annle Tiller and sister of Lonnie. Beatrice and Russell Tilles uneral from McGuire's chapel, Thursday, March 19, 1025, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Harmony Cemetery. 15¢ HOLMES. Suddenly, Tuesday, 1923, about 1 a.m.. at her residence, Bethes. da.’ Md. MARTANA HOLMES, age 69, beioved mother of Rosina E. Harris. Fu. neral private. 18 HOOVER. Monday, March 16, 1025, at her residence, " the Manor House, ELIZABETH WRIGHT, wife of George W. Hoover. Fu- neral from Wright's undertaking parlor, 1337 10th st.. at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March I8 Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Fu- neral private. . JONES. Entered into eternal rest Saturday, after brief illness. in Mount Vernon, N. Y., TRUDE, beloved = granddaughter of Annie” Jones. She " leaves fo mourn Joss & "loving mother and father. Notice of funeral hereafter. . JONES. Departed this life Sunday, Mareh 13, 192, at his _residence, 1639 Montello - HARRY. beloved son of Waiter and Jennie Jones. He leaves to mourn their loss " father, “mother, wife and baby, eight sisters and one brother, and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral at 9 p.n. Thursdey from Mount Vernon M. E, Church, Capitol ave., Iry City. .Pope and Clarke in charge. 13 LYDDANE. Sunday, March at her residence. the Parkway, 420 Kenyon st nw.. SARAH C. LYDDANE, Beloved sister of Virginia Lyddane and Mrs. Rosa A Stack and aunt of Arthur L. Lyddane. Funeral will be held from her late reside Wednesday, March 18, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Sacred Heart Church, were mas said for the repose of her soul. at Mount Olivet Cemetery MALONEY. Tuesday, March 17, residence, 415 3rd st. n.w.. after a linger. jug illness. MARY E., beloved daughter of dohn C. Maioney. Notice of funeral here- March 16, 1825, at 6 a.m.. beloved wife of Henry Ti. Meyers, aged years. Funeral will be from residence of son, 3223 Volta pl. n.w., Wednesd March 18, 1 p.m. Services will be held at Peck Memorial Chapel, 28th | and M sts. n.w., at 1:30 pm. Interment Arlington Cemetery. (Buffalo, N. Y., papers please copy.) . MILTON. Tuesday, March 17, 1025, at Sibley Memorial Hospital, PHILIP' BALDWT: loved father of Ormand Milton. funeral later. REDD. Departed this life Monday. March 16, 1 st Hrattsville. Md. 8. NELLIE REDD, wife of &¥illlam H. Redd, mother of Ida B. Redd. Frances Williams, Florence Redd, Estella Steward, Viola Sharps, Albert’ Redd, George Redd, 11 grandchiliren and _one great-grandehild. Funeral from St. Paul’s Haptist Chur iadensburg, Md.. Thursday, March 19, at 1 p.m. Relativés and friends invited. Casket will not bs opsned in church. e went away in slumber, A peaceful slumber sieep. She is now amoug the number Of those He loves to_keep. THE FAMILY TYLER. Sunday morninz, March 5 oiclocl Freedmen's TYLER of Haymarket, nine survivors, her parents, Mr. Stephen Tyler, five sisters and ers. Vuneral from Mount Pleasant Baptist Cburch, Haymarket, Va., Wednesday, March 18, at 2 p.m. Remalns resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fumeral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. 17 devoted e and Mrs. two_broth- Deaths. WAGGAMAN. Tuesday, Mareh 17, 10 1:50 a.m., BERNARD beloved husba of Annle” Waggaman (nee Germiller) neral from his late residence, 607 on Thureday quiem muss 8t Joseph's Church at 0 o'clock Interment (private) at St. Mary's Ceme tery 15 WERNER. Mondas March 16, 1 at 1840 Biltmore st n.w.. Apt. 11 EARL WERNER, beloved hus band of Elizabeth T. Werner. ¥ services at hix late residence o March 18, Tuterment « « ¥ omit fowers WILKERSON. PAYTON WILKERSON at Providence Hospital March 16, 1025, & 3:30 p.m. Funeral services at his late res dence, 816 G st. 5., Wednesday. March 1% At Z pam. Relatives and friends tuvited. * WRIGHT. Monday, March 16, at 11:30 am., EMMA JANE, beloved liam’ Henry Wright, aged 5 service at’ her late reaidenc St n.w., on Thursday, March 19, nd friesds invited Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery WRIGHT. The members of Dorcas Rebeks Lodge, 0.°0. F., are requested attend eral service for our lute sister, MA 3. WRIGHT, at $12 Deca w.. Thursday, March '19, 1925, 2 p.o LSON, Noble Grand KELL, Ttec y. 18 f Leba ts called fo 12:30 pose late s 1925, wite apter, Thursday, at Mason tending EMMA I the of WRIGHT. IDA ¥ JOHNSON, W. M. 1% WRIGHT. Tue Mareh 17, 1 at he residence WRIGHT. beloves daughte: tie late Fdward 8. and Ma garet Wright of Georgetown, D.C. Iz ment private. Ju Aemoriam. ADDISON. sacred to the memory of FANIF MILDRED ADDISON, beloved wife of W liam F. and mother of Douglass, Buoke Catherine and Mildred, who departed life on March 17, 1! Gone thou art to return no more ever with th BY THE FAMIL OOLE. Tu loving memory of my dear dauz ter and our sister. CLARA EMMA COL (nee Moore), who departe vears ago today, Mar weet memories w DEVOTED . FATHE BROTHERS COLLINS. SISTERS ~ AT the memory of o sister, DOROTHY ¥ s three years ago ! Sacred to and No one knows the sil Only those who have Of the grief that is bo: For_our Dorothy we loved s we HER MOTHER AND SISTER COLLINS. in loving memors of our mother, SARAH V. COLLINS, who depar ed this life 10 years ago today, March 1915, A loving mother, true and kind. A wonderful memory she left belind Honest with love with calmness She fought bravely and pa tiently stoo And still alw Because she was th HER LOVING CHILDREN. < \WLEY. In loving remembrance of mr et mtner and sranamother, - SARAL who left us five years ago 1920, mother. mbered on, some day 3 DAUGHTER, FANNIE HENDERSON RANDCHILDREN. DIXON. In loving memory of our des mother, MARGARET V. DIXON, wio ded March 17, 1915, THE FAMILY. * DORFMAN. 1n loving remembra of our dear dau wnd” sister. ROSE DORFMAN, who departed this life one rea &go. March 17, 1924 Your eyes that had such a bright outlook Have closed npon this w But God has opened them To glance upon & better we THE FAMILY. * FREEMAN. 1Tn remembrance of mr dear husband and our dear father, JOHN W FREEMAN. who departed this lite sudden 14 years ago todas. March 17. 1911 Thou art gone, but not forgotten our love will ever be. of thee. We hope to meet yo AXD will always t HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN GIOVANNETTL 1In_memors of our be mother. ANGELINA GIOVANNETTI catered into eigh g0 March 17 years todar AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AND MARIE. . GIOVANNETTI sad and brance of our mothe LO AND EDMOND. * loving _remembrance of mr devoted husband, ROBERT W. GODFREY who departed this life cleven rea yesterday. Once the music of his voice Made my happr home rejoice. And his bright and shining face Was the sunshive of my place. Out fromr my heart comes the bitte Why, ob, why. did my husband die Then comes the snswer so solemn and sweet iy busband is not dead. but only asleep HIS LONELY WIFE. * In remembrance of ROBERT W who departed this life Mur GODFREY, GODFREY, 16, 1914, There is mo death. It is the passing from this into eternal life of love HIS DAUGHTEH, HILDA. * GRIFFITE. In loving remembrance of mr dear mother, FRANCE GRIFFITH, wio died twenty-five years ago today, March 1 1800, Gone, but not forgotten, HER SON. * In_memory of our dear wife and LiZA HAWKINS, who de Mar: ‘mother, arted this life o 7. 1924 You were a mother truly A friend both kind and A better mother never lired Your equals are but few. HER HUSBAND, LEVI HAWKINS DAUGHTERS, BLANCHE WILSON AND HAMIE HAWKINS. . HAWKINS. In memory of our dear MARY E. HAWKINS, who departed life one year ago today, March 17, 1824 This month recalls the memory 0f our loved one laid to rest Just a token of devotion % While she sleeps amoug the b ROSA_J. TAYLOR AND GEOR WEBB HOWES. In 2d memory of our dear mo M. E. HOWES, who departed this four vears ago fodas, March 17, 1021 No one knows the silent heartache Only those who have loved can ftel Of_the grief that is borne in silence For our mouher we loved so well HER_DEVOTED SONS, W. 8. MARTIN AND J. T. MARTIN . JACKSON. In sad but loviig remembrance of our dear mother, MARY JACKSON. who departed this life one year ago today, March 17, 1924, . A loving mother. good and kind No friend on earih like her we find d was the hour that unhappy dav When God called our dear mother awar THB FAMILY. * LUCAS. A tribute of love and deep derotion to the memory of our dear mother, Mre DORA LUCAS., who passed into the groat berond 26 years ago today. March 17, 180 “‘Peace, perfect peace with sorrows surging round. On Jesux’ bosom naught by calm is found Peace. perfect peace with loved ones far away. In Jesus' keeping she is safe, and they HER CHILDREYN, THOMAS J. LUCAS MRS. MINNIE L. WRIGHT, = MBS LOUISE A. HAWKINS AND MRES. LOT TIE L. TATLOR . MOLAIN. Sacred to the memors of our déu ‘mother, Mrs MCLAIN, who lefr us one vear ago, March 17, 1924 Dear_mother, you have gone to meet dear father and sister. 1 hope to meet you when the day is fled Then in Heaven with Jor to greet thee Where no more tears are shed MAMIE GATES. * MINOR. In sad but loving remembrance of ‘my dear mother, BETSEY MINOR, who ded six years ago today, March 17, 1919, Dear mother, again T hope to meet have fled vear ago today, en with Joy to greet, here no farewell tears are shed. '+ GUS MINOR, Asacy O'MEARA. Sacred to_the memors of T dear mother, SARAH A. O'MEARA win departed this life eight years ago Marc 17, 1917, HER DAUGHTER, MARGARET V. COX In sad and loving remembra wife and our mother. EMAMA who departed this life 19 a0 today, March 17. 1908 HEK HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * ROWE. In loving memory of our dear mothe C. ROWE, who died 14 vears ago March 17, 1911. “Gone, but net forgotten.” HER CHILDREN. WILLIAM . ROWE EUNICE R. HAM. TIBBS. A tribute of love and devotion to the memors of our dear son_and brother and grandfather and father, VIVIAN TIBBS Who departed this life one year ago today March 17, 1924, MOTHER, MARY J., AND SISTER, MA MIE A HICKS. . WILLIAMS. Iu loving memory of my dear wite, VIOLET WILLIAMS. who passed from us eight years ago today, March 17 1917. She weng away in slumber. A peaceful slumber sicep. She is now emong the number Of those He loves o keep. HER DEVH HUSBAND, GEOROW ¥ z f