Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING Deaths Reported The following deaths have been’ reported to the Health Department in the last 24 ‘hours: Irma Sicotte, 20, Emergency Hospital. Margaret E. Mason, 57, 606 Maryland ave. s, Albert W. Thoms, 47. 33d and K st ‘William Clark, 73. United States Soliders’ Home Hospital. Georgetta Taylor, 62, 420 Oth st. s.w. Estelle Veazie, 33, Emergency Hospital. James C. Jacobs, 52, Providence Hospital. Fannie D). Rose. 71, 2123 California st. Willlam H. Collings, 84. 1620 18th st. Louisa M. Dorri: 450 Girard st. William B, Flynn, 56, 1618 19th at. Mary MacMillan, 20, George Washington University Hospital. Levy Lowenthal, 64, 119 ave. Sampson, 5 months, James J. Hogpital. Roberi L. Saxton. 18 daye. 30381 R Infant of Irvin and Lois Foos. 5 hours Garfield_Hospital, Otto Fuss. ir.. 2 hours, 2162 L st Sarah_L. Arfington, 72, 102% 5d st. John Smith, 39, Freedmen's Hospital Margaret Campbell, 80, 1012 Delaware ave. a.w Conyers L. Kirby, 1. Freedmen's Hospital. Lee Sparrow. 1. Children's Hospital. Charles W. Kobey, 11 months, 45 Dofress An Unusual Home AT the crest of California Street, one square West of Connecticut Avenue, and in Washington's " most exclusive uptown residential section, stands an imposing three-story brick home with huge high- ceilinged rooms, open brick fireplaces, six delight- ful bedrooms, cold storage pantry, billiard room in finished basement and many other delightful fea- tures. We are offering this splendid residence at the remarkable figure of $20,000, on good terms! Evening Phone Service BOSS &b PHELPS “HOME OF HOMES” 47 K Street NW Main Pennsylvania Garfield st Cielier Greenwell, 8 months, 619 Morton ot. Graice M. Moore, 1 month, 23 M st. s.w. Infant of Richard and Mattie Matthews, 1 day. 2929 Stanton rd. se. The number of entries at English horse shows declines year by year, owing to increasing use of motor cars. 9300 Style But Long Wear, Too Most clothes look good when they’re new. 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Both pat- terns require the same number of shingles. oints { clubhouse from 7 TAR, WASHINGTON, MARYLAND JURIST AND BROTHER DIE Demise of Judge Briscoe of Baltimore and Hagerstown Man Hour Apart. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., April 15 (Spe- cial).—James T. Briscoe, 65 years old, former publisher of the Daily Mail of Hagerstown, died last night about an hour before news was received by his relatives that Judge John Parran Bris- coe of Baltimore, a brother, had died in_a Washington hospital. James T. Briscoe was a son-n-law of the late former Gov. William T. Hamilton of Maryland and a son of the late James T. Briscoe, former Secretary of State of Maryland. He is survived by his widow. He had been in ill health about one week. Following an operation at Emer- gency Hospital last Friday, Judge John Parran Briscoe of Baltimore died there last night at the age of 74 years. Judge Briscoe was admitted to the bar in 1875, and practiced law at Prince Frederic Md. In 1879 he was appointed State Attorney for Cal- vert Count Md., and served in that capacity for one year, after which he became assoclate judge of the seventh judicial circuit of Maryland. From 1890 to January 8. 1924, he served as judge of the Circuit Court of Ap- peals at Baltimore, one year during the time he was president of the State Bar Association. Dr. John P. Briscoe, jr., of the Farragut apartments, this city, survives. Besides this son, he is survived by Norwood and Lawrence M. Briscoe, other sons by his widow. w!m was Miss Kate M. Bowen of Woodville, Md., and by three daugh. ters, Mrs. Lucy L. Knox, Mrs. Wil liam S. Pye and Miss Kate M. Briscoe. It has not been decided whether the funeral will be in Baltimore or Prince Frederick, Md. * CITY NEWS IN’B’I’IIEF. The board of directors, Y. W. C. A., will meet tomorrow, 10:30 a.m., at the Administration Building. Mrs. Fred E. Wright, chairman of the building committee, will,report on the progress made as to the new headquarters, Seventeenth and K streets. Plans were made for the open board meet ing to be held in May at Vacation { Lodge, Cherrydale, Va. The Notre Dame Alumnae lecture course will be continued at the resi- dence of Mrs. Talty, 200 T street. Mrs. Clara Ross Astashkin, pioneer of hospital social service work, will ad- dress the club tomorrow, 8 p.m. The W) day, 8 ers’ League will meet Fri- p.m., at Thomson School. Garnett January will conduct three lons of healing clinic tomorrow, 3,5 and 7 p.m., at 1326 I street. Walter B. Patterson, director of special schools, will address the Tay lor Home and School Association at its meeting April 23 on “Specilal Ac tivities, Their Growth and Value.” Auxiliary home board of Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27, O. E. S., will give a cake walk and Easter dance Saturday. 8 p.n., at Joppa Temple, 4209 Ninth street Reincarnation be discussed at meeting of study class at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street, 8 o'clock. The G. R. Dramatic Club will give an entertainment and dance, 8 o'clock, at Northeast Masonic Temple. Officers of Camp No. 1, Patriotic Order of Americans, will give a five hundred party, 8:30 o'clock, at 623 Louisiana avenue. Junior section of thg Women's City Club will give a cafe dansant in the 7 to 9:30 o'clock. Sup- per with cabaret features. A concert under - auspices of the Gold Star department, District of Co- lumbia Chapter, American War Moth- ers, for the benefit of ex-service men. will be given, 8 o'clock, in Epiphany Parish Hall. We Ever Strive —to create new friends and to help them im their times of sorrow to the fullest extent possible. Our model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection are at your eervice. Call— | ol | James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Penna. Ave. S.E. m Lincoln 142 o] The Shoreham Hotel | Dancing Every Night in The New Colonial Room THE utmost luxury, charm and melody of old Colonial times fades when com- pared to the after- theater gaiety, mu- sic and table delica- cies of the New Co- lonial Room. Supper Danoing every might after 10 o’clock. Dinner Dancing 7 to 9 o’clock. No_ extra cover charpe at dinner. 15th and H Sts. N.W. For Reservations Phone, Main 8460 | Paris. France D. C JOHN PARRAN BRISCOE. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Probably thun- dershowers this afternoon, followed by fair and cooler tonight and tomorrow; moderate to fresh northwest winds. Maryland — Local thundershowers this afternoon, followed by generally fair and cooler tonight; tomorrow fair, cooler in east portion; fresh northwest winds, diminishing by to- morrow. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 77; 8 p.m., 69; 12 midnight, 59; 4 am,, 59, 8 am., 61, noon, 77. Bagometer—4 pm., 20.96; § pm., 29.98; 12 midnight, 30.03; 4 am., 29.94; 8 am., 29.96; noon, 29.92 Highest temperature, 77, occurred at noon today:; lowest temperature, 58, occured at 6 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 63; lowest, 47 Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m. today: Temperature, 59; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United tates Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 7:21 a.m. : ; high tide, 12:41 a.m “Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:20 am :15 p.m.; high tide, 1:46 a.m 17 pm and and and and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, sets, 6:45 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun sun sets, 6:46 p.m Moon rises, 12:51 a.m.; sets. 10:53 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. 5:32 am.; sun rises, 5:31 am.; u Temperatu sayamoing Weather w0y ww g Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Fogxy Pt.cloudy Clear Rain Cloudy Clear Clouds Clouds Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt.clouds Pt cloudy . Clou Clear Clear Albany " Atlanta o Atlantie City 2 Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Detroit .. .. 30.08 2088 Kansas City Los ~Angele; Louisville e ERE A Philadelphia 2 Phoenix ... Pittshurgh Portland. Me Portland, Raleigh S. Lake Cits San”Antenio 3 San_Diego. . 25 Pt clouds Rain Rain * Cloudy . Cloudy . Pt.cloudy . Pt.cloudy Pt cloudy Clear Clear. Cloudy Cloudy Clear SDaPan EER4 129.98 FOREIGN. (8 am., Gréenwich time, todar.) Femperavare. Weather. Cloads Gloudy Cloudy Gicar Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Fart Houas ar Slou Cloudy Sioudy Part douds 0.38 London Tienna, Austria Berlin,'Germany ...l Copenhagen, Denmark.. Stockholm, ' Sweden. Gibraltar, "Spain. ... Horta (Fayal). Aores. Hamilton. Bermuda ... San Juan, Porto Rico. Havana, Cuba ... Colon, Canal Zone. For week ending April 13. 1925. Temperature: Precipitation: Cur. Depart. Cur. Depart. Corn and north- ern wheat area 64 0 008 —02 Southern wheat 54 6 o 0.7 VESDAY, APRIL I nine children, | hall of St 15, 1925. CIVIL WAR VETERAN J. H. C. HOYLE, DEAD Aged 95, Celebrated His 70th Wedding Anniversary in February. Joseph H. C. Hoyle, 95 years old, veteran of the Civil War, who with his wife, Mrs. Hoyle, celebrated his seventieth wedding anniversary Feb- ruary 13, died at his home in Barnes- ville, Montgomery County, Md., early today after an illness of only a few days. On the occasion of their seventieth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle were congratulated by. their 48 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren, who are scat- tered practically all over the world. Mr. Hoyle served in the Civil War as a recruiting officer for the Confed- eracy, his chief duties as told by him, consisting of transporting_man ,and horse over the Potomac River into the Confederate lines during the night Mr. Hoyle is survived by his widov:, six sons, Ernest, Clayton, Jones, Wil liam, Elmer and Charles Hoyle, all except Elmer living in the vicinity of Barnesville: three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Neel, Mrs. William A. Waters and Mrs. Richard Cromwell. One of the grandchildren is a mis- sionary in Africa and nine living in ‘Washington are J. Guy Neel, Walter A. Neel, Miss Helen R. Neel, Mrs. Ru- fus Emery, Mrs. Anna Mary Bird Miss Anna Hoyle, Miss Elizabeth Cromwell and Miss Madeline Hoyle Funeral services wil be conducted at the home in Barnesville, Friday morning at 10 o'clock and interment will be in St. Mary’s Church Ceme- tery there. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Home for Widows and Orphans U. S. M. V. A, will meet, 8 oclock, in Grand Army Hall Dahlgren Terrace Community As sociation will meet, 8 o'clock, at Social Oyster Hou Prof. David Lumsden will give an illustrated lecture on “Beautifying the Home Grounds.” Connecticut Avenue Citizens' As sociation will meet, 8 o'clock, in All Souls’ Parish Hall. Lieut. James L. Giles will speak of the proposed new Junior High School for the vicinity. South Washington Citizens’ Associa.- tion will meet, 8 o'clock, in Fair. brother School Five hundred card party at parish Mark's Church, 8 o'clock All invited Two ' one-act Burglar” and comedies. “The “The Kleptomaniac, will be given, 8 o'clack, under the direction of Mrs. Martin F. Abbott, by the teacher training class of Waugh M. E. Church. Emma S. Shelton W. meet at home of Mrs. Randolph street, 8 o'clock District. of Columbia American Revolution will celebrate the battles of Lexington and Concord. 8 o'clock, at the La Fayette Hotel Judge Theodore G. Risley will make an address, and Henry S. Jacoby. pro- fessor of bridge engineering emeritus College of Engineering, Cornell Uni- versity. will give an illustrated lecture on Memorial Bridges.” Frederick D. Owen, member of the Sons of the American Revolution, will show lan tern slides of drawings of posed Memorial Bridge, by courtesy of Col. C. O. Sherrill. Dr. J. W. Waters, pastor of Ebe. nezer M. E. Church, accompanied by his choir, will preach at Miles Me. morial Church, 8 o'clock. The Tennis Club will give u dance in recreation Hall to the Government Hotels, 8:30 o'clock T Collier, will 1329 Annual meeting of the Washington Federation of Churches, 6 o'clock, at Foundry Methodist Church. Dinner served by ladies of the church. Busi ness meeting and program will follow, in charge of the president, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, D. D. Easter reception for the benefit of St. Augustine’s Church will be held at Convention Hall. Dancing at § o'clock. There will be a card party, 9 o'clock at 623 Louisiana avenue. Chiropractors to ideet. The Capital City Chiropractic As. sociation will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 o'clock this evening at 1115 Rhode Island evenue north. west. Chinese women manage the Wom- an’s Commercial and Savings Bank in Shanghai AMBULANCES. CHAMBERS' U AMBULANCE: Fully eq d with' rolling blankets S04 piljows. (06 cot. stretcher. uip Local Calls, $4.00 CHAMBERS, BROWNSTONE FUNERAL Col. 432. are: $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 35—send date of birth for particu- lars and iliustration. Company founded 1865. Assets over $300.000.000. M. Le Roy Goff. 610 Woodward Bldg. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVIFE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 MANY OFFICE VACANCIES are FILLED DAILY By HELP and SITUATION Ads in The Sar The HELP advertisement should state in detail the qualities the ap- plicant must posses The SITUATION _ advertisement should give all qualifications. so as to appeal directly to the employer needing belp of your tspe. Forty-eight _advertisements _ for Office "Help are in today's Star, including SOLICITORS MESSENGERS CLERKS CIVIL ENGINEER COLLECTOR FIELD AGENTS INVESTIGATOR DISTRIBUTORS TO LEARN CIRCULATION REPRESENTATIVES SALESMEN REAL ESTATE SALESMEN CLOTHING SALESMEN and fourteen advertissments Ofice Situations, including ACCOUNTANTS = SALESMEN SPANISH CORRESPONDENT STENOGRAPHERS TYPSTS BOOKKEEPERS SECRETARZES Among, them is likely to be found your particular need. LOST. all black, marked J. s clothing ote. lost. April 14t em ost. April 14th. nea Pershing Apt. Apt: 308, ororeau- U BREASTPIN—Tive-pointed star W and sellow metal. gal with white" stenes night of April 2: liberal reward. Mr. Stod- e Fisish st g St 15 R diamonds: lost Sunday or rs. G. C. Lafferts, 16 Reward. TP CAMEO BROOCH. a medium-sized, on St dav. April 12 between .a point o Grant street just back of the First Congrezational Church and the nd balcony in_the. enureh liberal reward offered. Finder pleate re: turn to 1. W. Bulrer. Bethesda 11b-R. 165 CIGARETTE CASE—Silver: initials L Finder please phone Cleveland 92. Re Pershing please S B ard. R TI R TT T B T e . b IE, male. named Major: 5 months old: April 13: child's pet. & 3 Anril i3 s pet; 510 Quines” st nw COLLIE—Male: sable: white ring _ arou neck: strayed off; suitable reward. 8th_n.w. 7 16' COLLIE—Male, named Sport, Aprl 13 1015 New Hampshire ave. " Phone N 2118 Reward ise = Teward. nw. G DOG—WHhi ey 5G—White. setter. with few brown spo lost Saturday. Reward. = Col. 339 Webster st. Gt FEARRING—Pearl. o q Platinum settin 17607 Euclid st b with small on top. in e Mayfiower };ljo:el, Cevomng o ril ‘13, Suitable rew: May flower Hote SR Mot EYEGLASSES—Monday at Z Botomac, 8470, Reward. 0 Park. FRENCH _BULLDOG—Dark “seal male: st 20th and P April 13: name. "Bobby." Phore Gol 4363 KEY-TAINER, black, containing K tialed F. M. P._Call M. 1270. LINK BRACELET—Green old with dia- mond and two sapphires: retarn 1518 19th Sionw. Phone North 2747 Reward: NECKPIECE—Tan and white . red Tining: bet. Washinkton Hotel and : bet Yashington Fotel and Rialio ‘Theater: PEARL _ NECKLACE—Columbia T Glun. Monday night. Reward. Call Cleve, PIN—Lady's Shrine pr mond. April 13, on M Sanie_Cor. 4A7% POCKETBOOK, 85 reward T = in Mutual Theater last night. Addie Borer Congrese Hall Hotel. POCKETBOOK—Brown: “with Treasury pass, pawn ticket and money: finder please re- turn to M. Hoy. Room 188, Treasury De? | And raceive _reward. 15%. G—Lady's, diamond. at minstrei sho in Woodridge _Tuesday ' evening. vard. N‘nrlh 740?.‘ 1022 leonlg“!‘l“gn.o Bewert SWEATER, child's tan; F st. n.w. Dlease call Weet 1032 or 2147 ¥ st. WRIST WATCH—Lady's. white gold, El; uptown section, Monday: diamond and ire setding. 2316 Ontario road. 771 Liberal reward. ‘WRIST WA'I‘CH.._ morning, April 14; st Sadadid o BE T e A Apply Call brindle: ; nw.: 12 o'clock. L oith small di Pleasant st. Te- the pro-| 1| Srder OF Sercy. and Lo, sone Cards of Thanks BROWN. We wish to extend our sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and your expressions of sympathy WILLIAM BROWN AND SISTERS. 607 Q ST/ N.W. KNUPPEL. We w cere “thanks o express our d gratitude to of our_ be! ALBERT UPPEL . K HIS WIFE AY Births. BARRY. Tuesday. April 14. 1023 | field Hospital, 16 Maj, David S U.'S. Marines. and Mrs. Jobnson). a daughter. Deaths. Departed this life Mondas, April | 13,1025, 4:10 am., after a brief illness BERTHA. devoted daughter of the late | Abraham ‘Smith and Bessie Smith. and lov- | ing sister of Annie Contee and Lillian Coates, and relative of Minnie Wormley. | Clara McDonald and Mary Hall. Remains | at_sister's residence, 1831 Le Droit court | n.ow. " Funeral Thursday pm.. from | Church of Our Redeemer, 8th st. above Barry pl. Rev. D. E. Wiseman, pastor. Friends invited 5 | ARRINGTON. Departed this life Monday. | April 13, 1925, at the residence of her L daughter, 1924 2nd st. n.w. Mrs. SARAH L. "ARRINGTON 'devoted ~mother ~of Emma J. Cole, Dallas ngton. Stella Poore and Inez A, Colline. Interment at Brightwood, Va.. Thursdas, April 10 D FAMILY BARNER. residence. BARNEE, 1025, at her LOUVENIA Mond 1184 April 13 othat. nw beloved wife of William Barner | and mother of Samuel Barner. Funeral | April 16 from Union Wesley, at 2 o'clock. | Interment at Harmony Cemetery | CLARK. d this life Monday. Apri! 1 3:10 am. WILLIAM | cL. husband Mary Clark from his late residence. Harewood rd.. Vineyard, Friday. April 17| 8t D an. Relatives and friends invited. | B COOK. Departed this life April 15 at 1 am. after a long ilne | residence; e p Ga LEWIS. heloved b (nee Lancaster) beth Cook. He leaves to mo four sons, five daughte brother and a host of ot friends. Notice of funeral hereafter COOK. Officers and members of St Commandery, No. 288, Knights of J Call ‘meeting Thursday, April at the church hall, to make for funeral of = deceased | STEPHENSON. | STREET. Deaths Departed this lite, suddenly. Ap: . 1025, at 8 am.. at her residence. 5 #.. Mrs. MARTHA A. REED (ni beloved wife of John F mother of Fred Stewart and loving of Frank Jones leaves to mi their loss a b e brother. on nine grande 10 —greatgr dren. one daughter-in-law and. cou Funéral from her late residencn Th Ap-il 16, at 1 pm. thence to Baptist Church and Vv Rev. W. L. Washington o Wednesday Hospital April 15. 1925 MILDRED 1 at Emergency daughter of and Mrs. ¢ of Stanto day, April 17, at % gram Memorial Congregatis Wednesday, April Methodist Hospital” Los ADELAIDE GATCHEL. wid: 1el B Street Funeral services Methodist FEpiscopal Ch T 11 am. Interment at Al Cemete WOGLUM. 7 12:10 am. at ANN WOGLUM L. Speare Co._ 040 F st n.w.. Wed April 15. at 5 pm. Tnterment w vlace at her old home. Sherrill. N WOOD. = Departed this life Tuesd 14, 1925 at the residence of b 1846 3rd st. now. BURRE loved father of Kattie Wo neral from the Ninetee Church F Aoril Casket will not be opened i WOOD. All members of Lodge. No. 891, G. T equested to attend a Fellows Hall, 1606 April 16, 625, at & o'clo for the ' funeral of Brothe WOOD! a y. Apni from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Ct STEWART HACKLEY. Nobie Gra SILAS A JAMES, Permanent Secret r 07 arles H hursday ington Nationa 150 April 14 Sibley Hospital Funeral 1925, SARAH Tnion Frier 0. of 0. F Thursda YOUNG. 3 M Heights. M of Edward W (nee Davis). aged © days. He leaves to m mothers, two gran grandmothers. uncie and aun ot relativ Rev April invited In Memori ANDERSON. 1In ¢ brance of our de ANDERSON. who one Year ago toc ant. a o r LEWIS COOK brother, LE 00K, . cooK S. BACASSE, Rec. Secty. COWEN. On April 14, 1925 at the Gorern ment Hotel nfirmary. ROBERTA COWEN aged 51 years. Funeral services at Ty Eong's pariors, 1300 N st. n.w.. Wednes day. April 15, 7:30 p.m. Interment. busgh, Pa DICKINS. Departed this life April 14, at her resigence, 824 4th st. n.w GIE DICKINS. 5he leaves to mou loss two daughters and one son host of other relatives and friend ment at Noneure, N. C., April 17 FESTUS, Departed this T4, 10255 HARRY Aehce, 417 Washington t. nw A 16 moum their losa a devoted mothe: Afra"Seanie Arnett, and stepfather. A Amnett. " Funeral Friday. Apri A m ! from his Tate residence | 2hd reidtives invited . Suddenly, Wednesdas ot tha residenca of Ter dau Mrs. Willlam L. Clarke. 1843 Co d. MARGARET HAY F Funeral Ini town, Pa. | GEARY. Tuesday. Apmi her residence. Fi21 K ot b LIANS GEARY, & loving cou Wasnington and Mrs. Virginia Ca Toanes ih monrn their loss two Sisters Veio “Brothera a miece and a_host of oth PR Triends, Funeral from eser A oM. E. Church. O st. Thursday. Aprl 16, at 2 o ment Motunt Zion Cémeters. SEARY. Al members of Queen of She O aenotd of Ruth. No. 41, & U. O 6 ¥ are notified of th | FANKIE GEARY Th | 1825 at 2 pm. from El h 5 O s, hetwesn 27 | SR O SefNTE PERRY ROsA E. WASHINGTON, W | GoopALL. sunday i dence of M Flower ave. Takoma P C13" 1. “GOODALL. Fu hapel of John_R. Wright_Co. 1 S0tk et nw., Friday, April 17. | Interment private in Roc e 192 Priends April 15 imbia aged 86. | Johns- | private. at GRAY. Departed this ife Wedneslay heis ‘GEORGE (POLE) on*or Catherine and Walter 8 Rmanda Jonn. Sadie and raine” 34 1510 Bib st.. now Tine | GrE Ocia. st Notice of April 13, 1925, at am 1627 Lamont 't ¢ ELLA RICKEITS GREEX. wife of Wiiiiam Barton Green. Funeral services Ubrivate) at her late residence Wednesdas Abri*Ys. 3t % o'clock. Interment Glen Mondas. at her resid 2 o Wood Cemetery. Raiatives rment e v Wednesday, 30 am.. at his home. EPH A. C. HOYLE. He w Mars's Cemetery. Barnesville ."10 ‘a.m. Friends and relativ April_15 at X Barnesville. Md 1'be buried Ma Jin Monday. April 1 D.m. HAROLD ¥.. beloved it dolphs and Jean Kress. Funeral from RisYate residence. 845 A st sa. Thure day. April 3t 2 p.am; fhence to St Mark’s Church, 3rd and A sts. ee. Rela- tives and friends invited Pa.. papers pleass copy = KRESS. Washington Commanders. No. 1 K.T.. Washington. D. C.. April 14. 1825 Z“The Sir_Knizhts of Washington € mandery, No. 1. K. T.. are hereby order 1o assemble in’ Templ assium. Masonic Tem Xew York ave.. Thursdas. at 1:30 o'clock pm.. for the pursose Sttending the funeral of our frater. Sir HAROLD N. KRESS. By of the Commander cously yours. CHARLES W. PIMPER. Catain-General RESS. Special communication of Naval R, Nor o AT 3., 1% herebs called Thuraday Abrl 16, ai 1335 am, for pur pose of attending the funeral of our late Brotner, HAROLD N KRESS.” By order of the worshipful master ROLAND ‘MTBROWN. Secretars. Entered peace(ully into eternal : 7955 at 4:20 a.m. at his dence. 2021 M st. nw. RICHARD LAWS, beloved husband, of Rosa L: d devoted brother of Alexina Crowne neral from the aboye residence Thurs dav.. April 16, at 2 o'clock. Friends in- Vited. LAWS. Members of the Men's Cliff Rock Association are requested to attend the funers]_of our late brother. RICHARD M. LAWS, from his late residence. 2021 M S n.w. Thureday at 2 pm. Death No. 166. W. H. JOHNSON. President W.'J. SINGLETON, Secretar | LAWSON. Departed this life Monday © ~rn ing. Avril 13. 1025, at 540 am. at s Tesidence. 55 G st sw.. LEROY B de Voted husband of Viola Lawson and lov ink son of Julia Lawson. He leaves to mourn his departure a wife. a loving fa- ther and mother. Henry and Jjulia Law son: one aunt, three uncles and a host of Felatives and friends. Funeral from Zion Baptist Church. Rev. William J. Howard oMciating, Thursdas. April 16. at 1 p.m John T. Rhines & Co.. {uneral directors. in charge. LOULAN. Departed this lfe at 2 pm Tuesday, April T4, at 1415 Morse st. ne.. ANNIE BELLE LOULAN inee Dish mai), beloved wifa of John T. Loulan. daughiter -of the late Robert and Lucinda Dishman (nee Sisson). Daughter of the Contederacy and Gold 'Star Mother, iz ujem high mass for the repose of Soul at The Church of the Holy Name 209 “am. Friday. April 17. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery with the Pody of her beloved son. John James Toulan, A. E. F.. who died overseas in """ Betides her hushand. che s eur vive e daughter. Sister M. Eleanor, Sk ] Francis J. Loulan and Robert W. Harrison. May she rest in peace. 16 MATTHEWS. Mondas. March 13, 1825. at Bl residence. (1119 Congress’ st. n.e.. JOSHUA ALBERT MATTHEWS, beloved Jusband of Asnes Matthews (nee Warren) e jeaves to' mourn their loss three sis tors.“one brother and a host of relatives and’ friends. Funeral {rom Galbraith Church Friday, March 17. at 2:30 pm Tnierment 'at Harmony Cemetery. NALD. Departed this life Tuesday, MDONALD: DB ik rendence: 117 Plensant 'court sw. MELVIN. dévoted Tuaband of Levenis McDonald. ~He leaves heir loss Ving wife. on on ™ Surmuel, ‘and two. daughiers, Bertha Scbonald and Mre. Nellie Lee. Notice of Tuneral later. John T. Rhines & Co.. fu neral directors. in charge. N.__Sunday, April 1925, B T arae. Washingion ‘Nospitai, FLOR: ENTINO PAMINTUAN, of 4 East Kirk st. Chevy Chass, Md. aged 57 years. Remains resting at Hysong's ~funerai home, 1300 N st. n.w. Funeral services ¢ St. Thomas' Cathoiic Church. Thurs- day_morning at 9 oclock. Interment Philippine Islands. | PAMINTUAN. The members of Washington are advised of the death on Sunday, April 1%, 1955, at_George Washington Hospital of Brother FLORENTINO PAMINTUAN. and requested to attend his funeral serv: jces. "ai the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, Chevs Chase. D. C.. Thursday Abril 16, at 9 am. T. J."FITZGERALD, G. K. DR. A. D. WILKINSON. F. § PAMINTUAN. Sir knights of Washington General Assembly of the Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, are hereby notified of the death of 'Sif Knight FLOREN- TINO PAMINTUAN, _Sir knights will meet at Hysong's, 13th and N sts. n.w.. in street dres: 0 attend the funeral services at St. Thomas Gatholic Church Thursday, April, 10, a 2 am. M. D, SCHEF J. C. SPROESaESA V. S. 15! AWS. April 14 a8 | 7:30 | (Lancaster. | We who loved you sadly miss 3 As it dawns another vear hours of dre: BRANDENBURG. 1 nz m ather. BRADLEY BRANDE parted this life one The month of April aga 0 me the saddest of ail the Bec one s 0 toda My darli HIS LOVING SON. GILBERT BRANDEX BURG . memorz of n MAUDE HER LOVING FRIEN ROTT. | sPENCE mother. years ago The one And God. Has deem Bo wat | | sTALLINGS. But peacaful be Tis sweet t { ELIZABETH | waszer. 5 dear father. ISAAC died 16 vears ag: N WANZERS wh May he rest in peac DEVOTED DAUGHTER. 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