Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 7

CATHOLIC PRELATE DIES. Alexander Christie in Charge 0(1 Oregon Diocese. PORTLAND, Oreg., April Arch- bishop Alexander Christie, 75, of the Catholic archdlocese of Oregon City died here yesterday Archbishop Christie presided over the archdio- cese of Oregon City, which includes | R T, (LLLIIIII) 22772002074 —are we sure it won’t rain on all of ‘western Oregon. He also ex- ercised an over-lordship over the Catholic sees of the Pacific Northwest. He became archbishop of the see of Oregon City in 1899. He was born at Highgate, Vi 1850. in The new aluminum produced in the United States in 1924 had a value of $37,607,000, an increase of almost one-third over 1923. YT 22227 [SAL! LG43 LILLIT LI ! . COL. MACNAB NAMED. Col® Alexander J. MacNab has been designated by the War Department as executive officer of the natlonal rifie matches this year at Camp Perry, Ohio. He served with the 83d Division, which included Ohio, West Virginia and west- ern Pennsylvania troops, during the war, and was in charge of rifle marksman- ship of the A. E. F. in France. LTI TP 2L LTI TLG TP 2272 Easter morn? Well, if we’re wrong— °S In Gold for Your Disappointment! QF course, the big reason for getting your Easter outfit is because we have the goods and service. But we haven’t forgotten that every man has a Sunny Easter—and so we thought of the idea of going to insurance company and taking out rain insurance at a very on an small premium—so $5 set his heart “Disappointment Money” for you if it rains 1-5 of an inch on Easter Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the District of Columbia. The clothes will be Washington's best buy, whatever happens. “Talk of the Town" values in One and Two Pants Suits and Top- coats, $24.50, $29.50 and $34.50. Famous Goodman & Sus of Rochester, up to $65.00. Bring her along--she knows values. s Suits from the great tailoring town We Are Protected by Insurance All it will cost us is a very small insurance premium, so we should worry! hion Shop Clothes stay at their regular lowness. withdraw this arrangement without not sell only a limited number under this plan. Downtown 9th & E At Washington's 42nd and Broadway 722 T2 A ZTT T TT T 2727777, President 727Z7E Z2TT77. O And Better hurry—we may have to e, as the Insurance Company allows us to e Tasbion Shop FRED PELZMA 2277 2. 2T 2T RETAIL FOOD COSTS DROP 1 PER CENT Prices Here Show Slight Decline After Sfady Rise Since Fall. _ Increases in Six Cities. Retail food costs in Washington continued during the month from February 15 to March 15 the drop shown in report for the previous month, the Department of Labor an- nounced today. Compilations from 20 of the 51 cities from which re- ports are received monthly showed decreases in thirteen of them. Food costs in the Capital showed a decrease of 1 per cent in the month over the month from January 15 0 February 15. During the Fall and early Winter prices of food in Wasi- Ington maintained a steady upward trend, according to the department. The maximum decrease of 3 per cent shown in the figures made public today was @ drop of 3 per cent for Fall River, Mass.; Portland, Me., and Providence. A drop of 2 per cent was shown for Boston, Bridgeport, New Haven and Scranton. The six cities showing an increase, with one sta- tionary, were Cleveland, Detroit and Peorla, 1l., 2 per cent, and Buffalo, Indianapolis and Milwaukee, 1 per cent. TR PROTEST SEALING TREATY Canadian Business Men Object to Renewal of Pact With U. S. VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 7.—The Victoria Chamber of Com- merce yesterday passed a resolution against’ renewal of a treaty of the United States, Great Britain and Japan governing sealing. The treaty expires next year, A toothpicks is made from variety of walrus wh Casket, gray or black, fine quality; hearse, cars, embalm- ing, use of our chapel; all service at one pleasing charge of $100. All Chambers’ funeral priced at half the old- undertakers' charges. Call Columbia 432 W. W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. me Enterprise Serial Building Association 643 Louisiana Ave. NNW. S4th issue of stock now open for subscription. Shares of stock, $1.00 cach, payable monthly Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary 0 = THE SPRING EXHIBITION OF KARPEN FURNITURE April 6th to 18th, Inclusive In Brocaded Mohair, $395 MAYER & CO. Seventh Street et Between D & E FURNITURE Another unusual value in the Karpen showing. Beautiful shade tete de negre brocaded mohair, with cushion tops in damask. Special low Exhibition Prices prevail during this exhibit on all Karpen Furniture. As- sortments now are tremen- dous—prices extremely low. e | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Botanical Society of Washing- ton will meet, 8 o'clock, in assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. Wilson Poponoe and W. Elmer Ekblaw, | speakers. Meeting will be followed by social hour. The Women's Home Club of North Beach, Md., will meet, 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Appleton Cady. Stanton Park Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in Peabody School. Henry D. Cooke Home and School Association will meet, 8 o'clock, at the school. Address by Dr. J. A. Gannon. Entertainment. The District branch of the National Assoclation for the Advancement of Colored People, will® close its mem- bership campaign at Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, 8 o'clock, under au- spices of the Bethel Literary and Historical Assoclation. W. E. B. Du Bois, speaker. Columbia Heights Citizens' Asso- clation will meet, 8 o'clock, at St Stephen’s hall, 3017 Fourteenth street Henry W. Lawton Camp, No. 4 United Spanish War Veterans, will meet, § o'clock, at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Story Tellers League of Washing- ton will meet in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal urch South. The public is invited. Col. Thomas J. Dickson will lecture, 8§ o'clock, at the Knights of Colum- bus Evening School, 1314 Massachu- setts avenue, on dun.” The lecture publie. is open to the The New York State Society will hold its annual election of officers, 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. George Chase, 1707 Twenty-first street. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Burnxi€e Corps, No. 4, W. R. C. meet tomorrow, 8 p.m. at G. Hall. The Boys' League will meet tomorrow, 3:30 p.m., at-Cen- tral High School. Moving picture dealing with the cigarette habit will be shown, and Dr. Daniel H. Kress will speak. All public school officials invited. Cooley-McCullough Post, No. 22, American Legion, will hold its annual steamed oyster supper Thursday, § p.m., at the armory, Water and O streets. After supper, music and movies. R. W. Burchard of the Geological Survey will e an illustrated lec- iture on the “Survey of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River” Friday night at Temple Baptist Church. Ad- mission free The Ohio Girls' Club will give a dance Saturday night. at Franklin Square Hotel The Washington Aeademy of S ences, Washington Chapter, Ameri Society of Foresters, will meet Thur. {day, §:15 p.m.. in auditorium of C | mos Club. Col. W. B. Greeley, chief, United States Forest open the meeting, followed by brief contributions from E. H. Munns, H Betts, Haven Metcalf and F. C. Craig- head. Service, Cavalry School Students. Capt. of Cavalry; Capt. Willlamm A. Haverfield, adjutant general's office, and Capt. Carl Rohsenberger, at the Army War Col have been ordered to Fort Rile; Garden Dances Tea 4:30 to 6 o'clock Cover Charge. $1.00 Including Te | Dinner Dances 7 to 9 O’Clock Service a la Carte Supper 10 o'clock to closing Cover Charge, $1.00 Saturdays and Holidays, $1.50 Vincent Lopes Orchestra “America and Ver-| wili | jeorge A. Moore, office of chief | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, warmer tonight; gen- tle to moderate variable winds. Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- row, warmer tonight; gentle to mod- erate variable winds. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row, warmer tonight; moderate nor¢h and notheast winds becoming variable. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow, warmer tonight. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 55; 8 p.m., 51 12 midnight, 42; 4 am., 34; 8 am., 38; noon, 67. Barometer—4 pm., 30.34; 8 pm, 30.37; 12 midnight, 30.37; 4 a.m., 30.33; 8 am. 30.37; noon, 30.32. Highest temperature, 57, occurred at noon. Lowest at 6 a.m Temperature same date last year— Highest, 55; lowest, 40. Conditlon of the Water. i Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls, at 8 a.m. today— Temperature, 49; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low - tide, 1:05 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; high tide, 6:49 a.m. and 7:11 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:48 a.m., and 13 p.m.; high tide, 7:32 am. and :55 p.m. The Sun and Moon. temperature, 32, occurred 3 Today—Sun rose, 5:45 am.; sun sets 6:37 pm. - Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:43 am.; sun sets, 6:38 p.m. Moon rises, 5:11 p.m., sets, 5:11 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Temperature. Lojamosng Cloudy Clear’ Clear Clenr, Clear, Clear Cloudy Clear, Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear lear iear Clear Pt.cloudy .Cloudy 0.08 " Cloudy Cles Cloudy 1 Pr.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Bircinghem [ Rlamaree - Boston .. Bu | Charieston | Chicago . | Cinchiaati | Cieveinea | Dever 1 . 3026 30.24 13012 Dt R Fitiens | Iniagapar Jacksonville. L Angel . Fa 2 Aew ok | Okrn. Ciry | | ¥ 30.00 30.02 00 tsburgh Portiand, Me. Clovdy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear’ Clear 32 FOREIGN, Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. 3z Clondy 48 Rain 2 R a8.1- [ 10 Sam udy Clear Part cloudy Fogey 62 Cloudy 5 Cloudy | Cloudy & Clear WED COUNT Sibraltar. &pain | Horta (Fayal), Azores. Hamilton, Bermuda San Juan, Porto Rico. Havana, Cubs. : Colon, Canal Zone... MISS DEWS TO Engagement of-American Girl An- nounced in Paris. April ‘The engagement Catherine Dews and Count Benoist d'Azy was znnounced Miss Dews is the daugh-| ter of thne late J. Howard Dews of| Providence, R* L: Pittsburgh, and| Pasadena, Calif. Count @'Azy is the son of a former naval attache at Washington. PARIS, of Miss Charles | yesterday COLLIE Male: reddish brown, wavs white breast, full hushy tail. Appls the Washington Animal Rescue League, 349 Mary land ave. x.w | COLLIE—Beautifu white marking: wearing bri { with smail bell ington Animal Rescue Leagu: e 3 LOST. _ reward, udded collar, | the Wash ITREDALEMale & O traim | Cleve. 876, o BAG, ken by mistake. B from' Cinciunati April 6. Reward. fodine spots; no ta EST. 1857 Attentive Service We give the utmost in care- ful attention to detail in every case handled in Washington, Virginia and Maryland. That is the reputation we have built up through many years. ZURHORST Morticians Milburn T. Zirkle, Mgr. 301 East Capitol St. Tel. Lincoln 372 E. 8. Zurhorst C. B. Zurhorst, Jr. TEN -TEN FOURTECNTR ---Tonight : lEVERY Tuesday "m - night gay parties - gather at La Java.- m, Souvenirs you will #y like to take home, my funmakers, favorsand g® L Bosrstein's :l % dova Band,. cunt: dtkiers Pete Macias Main 7172. L™ |2 tan; initaled B, © e ELET, silver, between Brookland and or Speedway. Reward. Miss Alice Whaling. Trinity College. i tar__shape; old- r mounted ‘on gold; Thurs: 3 Liberal { stoues set in sit | Qay night; valusble from associution | reward. M. Stodder, Star ofice | PIAMONT short tall. _An. License No. 183821; reward. North DO liberal reward. | DOG—] 7156, DOG, small, black fewale; return to T A CE, red fox, on Ingomar st., and 39l st., Chevy Chase, . Conn. ave. Rewar | D. C.. Sundas between 7 and § p.m. Cleveland 7 Tortoise _shell, GLASSES—Bone rimied, from 14th and Fair- mont fo Ogden st. Reward. Apt. 303, Falk- HANDBAG—Lost o Coun. ave. tear Klingic bridge, Sunday evening. Reward. Call Col. 176- k) AG taining money, bunk book reward. nw. ONE $50 and one $10 bill Sunday, betw et. and R. I ave. and 12th st.'and howe, of on electric cars between D. C. Alexandria, or on A.. B. & W. bus line re- turning; rent money: liberal reward. Mrs. B. J. Esmay, 1414 14th st. n.w. Phone Frank, 756, _Lady who phoned please call again. & PAIE_OF GLASSES, shellrimmed, in case with fountain pen: reward. Frank. 897. 7% PIN—Bar pin. platinum, 12 diamonds, between Cumberland Apt. aud 1321 Mass. ave. Re- ward. 1321 JIass. ave. n.w. PURSE, 1ady's, con 3 ., gold locket, ete., between Laurel and Washington. Sunday night. Liberal reward. Call West 2i4s after 5:30. SCAEF PIN, gentleman's, geld. crescent shape, set with pearls: lost on’April 6. Liberal re. ward. M. J. Lord, 1212 Monroe st. n.e. Phone North_8675- SUM OF MONEY, three bills, Woodward & Lothrop jewelry dépt. Monday ‘afternoon. In- formation to Mr. Hardiog, first floor. . TICKETS—Two Buftalo railroad signed Harrison. Reward at Hotel. TRAVELER'S CHECK for $60 and $50_Bill, Thursday afternoon; reward. Mrs. Mary Maier, 626 Park ave.. Lyon Park, V. 7 ST WATCH, Saturday, April 4, I N Ewiss movement: Init L e Teward return to 2147 F, or phone’ W. 70 April 6, in Lafavette Square, con- keys, etc. Liberal NTOWN in shopping district; suit- able reward. Susie Brann, Arlington, Va. Box 98. 7 RUG—P.arty that picked up rug on Georgia ave. Saturday, please $90, DOW | DOUGLAS. Entered into eternal rest Satur. Photie North 9608-W. ' 1410 Sth st. VETERAN MINISTER DIES. Rev. James Clark, 95, Was Soldier in Civil War. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 7.—The Rev. James Harvey Clark, 95, veteran Presbyterian minister, sald to have been the oldest G. A. R. chaplain in the United States, and the oldest graduate of Princeton University, died here yesterday. At the beginning of the Civil War he gave up his first pastorate, at Bur- lington, Iowa, to join the 7th Iowa Infantry, and became known as the | “fghting parson.” After the war he held pastorates in New Jersey, North and South Dakota and Minnesota, and retired in 1900. . MRS. C. I. SEYMOUR DIES. Rites for Bureau Employe to Be Held Tomorrow. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., April 7.—Peri- tonitls, which followed an operation for appendicitis, caused the death yes- terday of Mrs. Carolyn Irene mour, 24 years old, daughter of Ed- ward C. Mossburg of the lower sec- tion of Montgomery County. The funeral will take place tomorrow from Pumphrey’s chapel, Rockville. Mrs. Seymour was employed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, in Washington, and made her home with her parents. | Awarded 6 Cents. NEW YORK April T.—Jackie Coogan, youthful screen actor, was awarded § cents in damages yester- day by Supreme Court Justice Dele- hanty In a suit against the Adams- Bach Handkerchief Manufacturing Co., Inc., and the Charles E. Weyand & Co. for use of Jackie's name and picture without his consent Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and appreciation to our relatives and friends for their eympathy, expression and beautiful floral tribute rendered st the BESSIE Jackie Cooé‘nn funeral of our niece and cousin, BUTLER ¢ ESTELLE AND GRACE LIBERTY. * t SMarriages. | BOWERS—CLOUSER. Mr. and Mrs. Robert | marriage of their daughter SARY FRAN CES, to THOMAS MAURY BOWERS of s vimouAD NAURY BN Tem. BROCKWELL—ALLMAN. Mr. and D o o oL JOSEPH M. BROCKWELL on February 7. Baitimore, » Bzathfi. red into eternal at Eaturdas. | fiuger Hospital. SAM devoted husband of Alice Allen. He | leaves to mourn fheir loss & loving wife. | three daughters. one son and & host of rela | tives and friends. Funeral Thursday. April | 9. from Stafford (ourt House, Va ins resting at John T. Rhines' funeral chapel, 3rd and 1 sts. sow | ANDERSON. Mondas. April 6, 1927 at Gar field Hospital, JOSEPHINE ANDERSON. | Remains resting at funeral home of W. W. Chambers Co. Notice of funeral later. ATKINSON. Saturdas morning, April 4. 1923 8t his home in Charieston, W. Va.. GEORGE ATRINKON, former Governor of West Virginia, former Congressman from West | YVirginta, also vears associate Justice. | Tnited States Court of Claims: father of Dr. George W. Atkinson. rector of the | of the Incarnation of this city. 7 Sundar. April 5. 1925, at 5:30 p.m of her son, 5209 Wisconsin ave. CHARLOTTE H. C. BECK, age $4 evoted mother of George. Charies, Henrs. lizabeth, Emma and Fred Beck. Remaink to lie at ahove rexidence until 8 p.m. Tues da Services - and interment Lutheran Cemeters. Long Island. N.Y. Special re quest, please omit flowers. 1 BICKS. A special communication of Osirls | Lodge. ‘No F.OX AL M., will be held | Thuredar, April 6, 1035, at 1730 o'clock p.m.. | for the purpose of attending the funeral of | our late brother, LOUIS H. BICK PLATT H. BIRCH. Master. BINSTED. After a_lingering illness. on_Sur day, April 5. 1925, at his residence. Balls ton. Va.. GEORGE W.. the beloved husband of Florence M. Binsted, in his 5204 year Funeral services will be held from his late residence on Thursday ufternoon, April 9 2t 2 pm. Interment at Columbia Gardens, Va s BREWER. CATLETT. Members of the Men's CTft Rock Association are. reaugsted 1o at: | tend the funeral of our late brothers, RICH- | ARD 'EC BREWER. Trom Rundatl Chareh, | Deanwosd, at 1 pm. Toesdasy and Rev. A. 3 CATLETY, fhoms Moant Bethel Bagtist | Church at 1 1. Wednepdar... Death mum: | bers 163 and 163~ W H. JOHNSON, Prex W N Lo i aturday, April | sidence, 900 & 'T. He leaves Thelr 1ot & wife, Mrs, Minote hree daughters. Rnth yearae s. E Murphy and Miss Jos | son. Willlam H. Catlett, and six grandehil Gren. " Body cup be secn at late residence after 6 o'lock Mondas.~ Will e 1o state 3t Slouat Bethel Tuesday from 6 p.m. un'i 1 am Wedncsdan Fuseral Wednesdny Norll 'S trom Mopty Rethel Baptiet Church, | V' st. between 2nd and 3rd sts. n.w.._at | 1 pim. "Relatives and friends favited. 75" | GHASE. April 4. MARY E.. beloved wife of George W. Chase. aged 16 vears. Funera! from her late residence. 3604 Harris | st., Mt injer, Md. Wednesday. April | € 1:30 pw. Interment at Fort Lincoln | metery. Relatives and friends invited to | attend. 7 CONKLING. Sunday. April 5. 1925. GEORGE | H.. father of Mrs. Cabot Stephens, in vear. Funeral services will be tesday. April 7, at 4:30 o'clock at tephens’ ‘residence, 1316 Webster st . Grand Army services and interment in Brooklyn, T si.n to mou Catlet M ril 4, 1924, at 1:45 pm after a brief illness beloved father of the’ late George and A aves to mourn b and two sisters, Mrs. Lauw at_Garfel GEORGE ure a loving son Mrs. Harriet White and A Donglas Brown. ~Remains rest ing at the residence of bis sister. M riet White, 1408 C st. s.e. Fune nesday morning at ® a.in. from St. Crprian’s Church. 13th and C sts. se. Interment | Arlingfon _ National * Cemetery. John T. | Rhines-& Co.. funeral directors. in charge. T DOUGLAS. Officers and_members of Colum bia Lodge, No. I B.P. 0. E, W.. are hereht notified of the death of GEORGE W. DOUGLAS. Elks' funer services wwill be held ‘over remains this eve ning (Tuesday. April 7). at residence of his sister, Mrs. F 1406 O st. s.e. Members will above address at 7 p.m. Funeral Wednes day, April 8, at 9 a.m., from St. Crprian’s Church, 13th aud se. Members will assemble at church at §:30 am. Members Morning _Star Lodge, No. 40, and Forrest Temple Lodge, No. 9. are invited to sttend Atfest: WAL H. DAVIS. Exalted Ruler. ALFONSO B. WILLIAMS, Sects. . GLEEBON. " Tuesday, April 7, 1923, at Provi dence Hospital, MARTIN A" GLEESON, be- loved husbend of Elizabeth Glesson, brother of Mrs. Minnie Flaherts und Andrew A. Gleeson. Funeral Thurs April 8, the chapel of James Cse. at 8:30 am.; thence fo St. ssins Church, where services will be held a.m. Funeral private. Interment Mt Oltvet Cemetery. (Baltimore papers please copy.) 5 GOOD. Departed this life Sunday morning, 1925, aty her residence, 1112 * atter a long illness which she bo: with _ Christian _fortitude, BROWN GOOD. devoted daughter of Nancy and tbe late Arthur Green. He leaves to mourn her departure & loving mother. two Mrs. Annie Washington, Philadel- Pa., and Mrs. Susie Hines Akon of Arlington, i three brothers, Samuel, Joseph and John A. Green, and 'a host of Telatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, April 8, at 2 p.m.. from Mount Zion Rap- tist_Church, Arlingion, Va. Jobn T. Rhines & Co. in charge. ki GOOD. All members of Peace Council, No. 854, 1. 0. St. Luke, are hereby notified of the death of our sister, CATHERINE GOOD, Who depafted this life Sunday morning April 5, 1025, at her residence, 1112 lst st nw. Funeral Wednesday, April 8, at ‘m., from Mount Zion Baptist Church, Ar- ington, Va. All members are urged to a teRISTER WATTIE WHITE, Worthy Chiet. BROTHER M. M. PEACE. Degree_ Chie SISTER LA! . ALLEN, Rec. Secty. All members of Paro Club are re- 000D, Tarrer Tacsanr. Avril T, ¢ 7.30 B in the ¥, §th and R. L ave. n.w., fo make wrrangements for the faneral of our ber, Alre A 2 e §, R. SAUNDERS, Pres. EDITH DAVIS, Seéc. ENSON. Departed this life April 5, 1925, IO HRISTINE, wite of William Johoson daughter of Mrs. Mary and the late Edward Delaney, sister of Mrs. Irene Whiteing and Mre. doellen Bolden. The remains can be Teviewed at Winslow Chapel. 12th and R sts. mow. Funeral at Oxon Hill, Md., April 9, at 1:80. Sieep on. dear daughter, and take vour rest; We loved you, but God loved you best. THE FAMILY. 8 sl phi return to Arcade Sunshine Co. land receive reward. 713 La- mont st. n.w. LEWIS. Departed this life Sunday, April 5, | REID. ai | CATHERINE | |Geo. C..Shaffer Deaths. REAMER. Tuesday, April 7, 1025, at 10 a.m ANNIE, wife of Frznk Reamer. from her daughter's residence, Island ave. n.e., on Thursd: 3:30 p.m. Tnferment Glenw RBOCHE. Tuesday, April beloved husband of Mary Shea). Funeral from the residence of hix son, James J." Rvche. 607 Decatur st. n.w.. on Thursday, April §, at 10:30 a.m. Ioter ment Mt. Olivet Cemetery 8 BCOTT. Suddenly, at the residence of lLer grandmother, Brent. 1025 18th st. n.w., EULALIA BRENT SCOTT, the derling baby of Douglas M. and Marion B Beott. . Funers} Thursd: April 9, ai pom., from above address, Rev. W. H Brooks in charge, Relatives and friends invited. “lnterment Harmony Cemetery. 8 SEYMOUR. April 6, 1925, at 3:30 am CAROLYN IRENE SEYMOUR, daughter of E. C."and Carrie M. Mossburg. Funeral services at her late residence, 179 Carroll ave,, Takoma Park, Wednesdas, April 8, at 10 “‘am. Interment Monocary Cemetery ll;oyrklrnk' and Frederick papers SEYMOUR. The members of E. G. ., N 21, 0. 'E. §., are requested to meet at the Tuneral of our wister, CARDLYN SEYMOUI from ber late residence, 150 Sycamore ave Takoma Park, D ETTIE F. ANDREWS MABEL GREEN, Sed_fA -_— BHUSTER. Monday, April 6, 1925 am., MARY WARD SHUSTER Oak 'Hill Chapel at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Apr . (Frederick, Md.: Balth Md., and Warrenton, Va!, papers please copy.) SPANGLER. Monday, A WILLIAN 3. °SPAXGL of Sarsh B. Spangler. Wednesday. “April &, & tional Lutlieran Home, Pa. BUM. Monday, CHRISTINA, mother of Mrs. Charles 3. residence April 9, at 2 pm TASCOE. Departed this life Monday. 1625, at Freedmen's F MELFORD TASCOE, son of Em!! coe,” husband of Mrs. Mary Tascoe brother of Mrs. Alena De Ville. Remai may be seen at his residence, 1408 Corcor St n.w. Funeral from Asburs M. E. Ch Thuraday, April 9. at 1 o'clogk. el and friends invited, TOLSON. Tuesday, Apri am., at his residence, 1623 M ave se, FRANCIS ¥. TOLSO husband of Virginia Tolson (nee Funeral from his son's residence, 1238 s.e., Thursday, April 9, at 2 p.m. Rel H and friends fnvited. Interment Congression Cemetery. [ WISE. 1925, HELEN Wright's esday, Apri Kindiy o Funeral 2618 Rhode Aprl 9, at Cemetery. 5 JAMES J Roche _(nee 192: - viease WM at 11:20 Funeral at beio Funers pm., at Interment ¥r April 6, 1925, at 11:40 p. widow 'of Herman Sum and Alfred E. Lanham and Mre Funeral from her late th st. n.w., on Thursday Mrs. Burge Su April 5, n services at st nw. W Interment pr al fowers. WOODS, Sunday, April 5. 1925 3210 P st. n.w.. KATE §. WOODS private. Interinent Indianapolis. dianapolis papers please copy.) In Memoriam. DIXON. 1In loving memory of our er, REBECCA DIXON, who deg life one year ago {oday. April 6. Today recalls the memories of a gone to rest Every day brings memories and thoughts of one we loved so dear. DEVO In sad but loviog rememberance LOUTS GASKINS, wh life thres years ago tpday Tnd 192 oved one FAMILY. GASKINS. LOVING PAMILY HOLMES. our den; HOLMES, ago today You are As MOTHER BETTIE AND In sad but loving remembrance of father and husband. JOH who departed this life one rear ot forgotten, father dea You rest beneath the sod n our thoughts you rest forever. For we loved ynu pext to God HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * JOLNSON. 1In sad but loving_rememb: of dear mother, SARAH E. JOHNSON who departed t fe three vears ag day, April 7, 1 A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved s stilled A place nt in our home Which never can be filled HER HUSBAND AND CHILDR - losing rememberance of nd and father. WALTER D parted this life two years April 7, 1 flowers we KING, ago today The 3 HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * MACDONALD. In memory of husband EDWARD W. MACDONALD, departed this life six years ago today 1019, wh April 7, Sad are the memarics Of ‘six rears And how | hav For the one ¢ T'm thinking of vou. ninkin OTED WIFE MARY. * loving remembrance of our MERVIN MAT. two years ago MATTHEWS. In son. grandson and brother. THEWS. who passed away today, April 7, 19 He awa lumber. eful slumber sleer, He is now among the numbe: Of those he loves to keep. MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER TER MURPHY. 1 MURPHY April Stephy AXD uis sad but 1924 Aniversary May her soul loving remembrance JULIA H ago foday mass at St rest in peace THE FAMILY. * ng memory of my dear parents REID and ELIZABETH MOORE and beloved brother, JOHN L. D. S, M. D. Aprit 7, 1925, EM. R BOUSER. A of friendship to the memory of OPHELIA K. ROUSER, who entered into rest oue year ago today, April 7, 1824 Qur bearts in deep sorrow return to this da: 1. C. COLES. —_FUNERAL DIRECTORS T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7978 ‘Quick, Digoified and Eficlent Nervice. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Automobile_Service. Chapel, Timothy Hanlon 64t H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543 ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Linooln 373 JFTWILLIAM LEE, ¥uneral Director and Ewm- Bamer. Livery {o “conpection. Commodion Sapel and modern crematorlum. Moderate Diices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. Tel. call A 138% " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. SEVENTH ST. N.W. . I S el - Telephone _ Main 2473 ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 H st. N.E. Lincoln 524 Modern_Chapel. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. 8.B. Mode1 Chapel. Ling Private Ambulances o H* Civers in Connection. VL. SPEARE CQO. Neither the successors of nor com- nected with the or'ginal W. R, Spears establishment. . 940 F St, N.W. Phone Frank. 6626, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST.N.W. Established 1861, Phone West 8. ————THE ORIGINAL — W.R.Speare Co. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ———— GLYDE J. NICHOLS —, Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna Ave. FUNERAL DESIGNS. 900 14th_ St In lo ESLI D. REID REID, D. Ww. 'LORAL ain 2416, BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And r Beautiful Floral 03 at Mot Pricen " 14th & H: Tel M. 8701, Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpe ns Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. __AMBULANCES. CHAMBERS' UP-TO-DATE AMBULANCES, Fully equipped with rolling cot. stretcher. 1523, EDGAR LEWIS, the busband of Clara Yewis, 1304 Riggs st. n.w. Funeral will be held at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 8, from he residence. v blankets and pillows. Local Calls, $4.00. OHAMBER'S BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME.. Ool. 452. - '