Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Funerals of Quality egardless of the low cost, you wil find Chambers $100 funeral, including all details and Dbeautiful casket, satis- factory. Use of chapel If de- sired. Chambers Relieves You of all responsibility. Terms extended if desired. Chambers’ Charges 1y one-half the ola-time s charges W. W. CHAMBERS CO. The Brownstone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin N.W. Phone Col. 432 Private Ambulances $4.00 Extra Funeral Cars..... $7.00 Any Make Steel Vault, $85.00 Results Count ND that is why an increasing number of Washingtonians are renting their houses, apartments and business properties thru BOSS T PHELPS iz K Street NW Main 9300 EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Finely Tailored All-Wool Suits 20—25—30 Clothes made the way young men want them— wider shoulders—snug hips —full trousers that “break” just right across the instep. ‘And colors that immediately suggest Spring. Plenty of light shades. You've never before seen such fine style and quality for such low prices. 75 Suits e« $15 Broken lots left over from the Easter rush. Suits that are all wool and that will give excellent service. A pleasing selection in both light and dark shades. Greatly reduced to $15. Sizes 33 to 40. | THREE CHILDREN HURT IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Two Women Knocked Down by Autos—Stray Horse Halts Street Cars. Three children, all under 10 years age, and two adults were struck by attomobiles and slightly injured in traflic accidents vesterda: Wil- liam Chambers, jr., four old, of 1400 Belmont eet was knocked down by an automobile while playing on Florida avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. He was treat- ed at Children’s Hospital fol a broken nose. Donald Castl frard street, was near Florida avenue street when he was injured by an au- tomobile. He was treated at Chil- dren’s Hospital for a foot injury. Leroy Summers, colored, S years old, of 1343 Q street, was knocked down by an automobile while playing in front of his home. He was only slightly shocked. Elizabeth M. Sullivan, 30, 1524 P street, while crossing at O and Thir teenth streets last night was knocked down by an automobile and slightly hurt. Hospital treatment - w fused and she was taken home. Miss V. B. Booker, 122 Fifth street southeast, was struck by an automo- bile while at Eleventh and F streets vesterday afternoon. She said she s not hurt. horse Brooks northeast, of , of 1408 bicycle and Sixteenth Frederick avenu, belonging to 1247 Kenilworth strayed from its owner' night and got in the astbound car in front of Brooks' home. The car was stopped just after it had struck and slightly injured the horse, and traffic was de layed only a few minutes. Leo Donovan of 3533 Warder street sustained injuries about the right side, face and hands when his motor cycle and a taxicab operated by Brady J. Brandenburg of 2139 Pennsylvania avenue collided at Eighth and D streets northeast early today. Dono- van was removed to Providence Hos- pital in the taxicab for treatment. His _condition is not serious. William Adams, 520% K northeast, narrowly escaped injury when the automobile he operat- ing on Connecticut avenue, just above Livingston street, collided with a trolley pole of the Capital Traction Company. The pole broke off, but Adams was not struck. The automo- bile was slightly damaged. FINANCIER DIES AT 73. John H. Springer for Years Was Prominent in Business. NEW YORK, April 17.—John H. Springer, financier, who was well known for his activities in the be- ginnings of both the automobile and motlon picture industries, died at hi: home yesterday at the age of 73. For many years he had also been engaged in the lithographing, printing and en- graving business in both New York and Chicago. Mr. Springer had interests in thea- ter holdings along Broadway, and once was identified with Oliver Morosco as a theatrical producer. HELD IN WIFE’'S DEATH. Farmer Arrested When Fire De- stroys Home and Barn. BROWNSVILLE, Tenn., April 17. R. S. Clark, 58, a Haywood County farmer, was lodged in jail here last night in connection with the death of his wife, whose body was found yes- terday in the ruins of Clark's fire- razed barn. The couple had been married about a month. The fire also destroyed the Clark home. street FINED FOR FOREST FIRE. Mountaineer, 84 Years Old, Says He Only Sought Pasturage. Special Dispatch to The Star. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va, April 17.—Joseph Lineweaver, 84 vears old, a mountaineer, paid a fine of $200 and costs here today when found guilty of starting a mountain fire on Capon Mountain two weeks ago. A During the trial he denied his gullt, but, officers say, he later confessed, saying he only followed a practice in the mountain of burning over some mountain land to get pasturage for his_cattle Plenty of Style in Hart Schaffner & Marx Spring Suits WART SCHAFFNE! AR Wider shoulders, lower pockets, larger trousers—the right style is in these suits. Plenty of color, too; Antwerp blues, browns, gothic shades of fawn and hazelnut. And they’re all here at remarkably low prices for such quality. 45 Others as low as $35—up to $85 Raleigh Haberdasher Thirteen Ten F Street Inc. JESSE M. HARR DIES. Former Prominent Shoe Here Expires in West. Jesse M. merl, Harr, a well ber of the Knights of Pythias a Mason, dled at his home in Col rado Springs, Colo., Wednesduy. body is expecfed to ington tomorrow, and funeral fces will be conducted at W. Deal’s funeral parlors Mon noon at 2 o'clock, with spec ices by the Knizhts of Pythia terment will be in tery. 1l ser s. Mr. Harr moved to Colorado about been three vears ago, after having a resident of this city about 33 At the time of his death he much property here. He had been member of the Knights for 56 vears, and was a Myron M. Parker Lodge, No. 27, . A. M. He was presented with r veteran jewel at a conventlo enrs of Amaranth Lodge, No. 28, K. of P., several yvears ago. Mr. Harr is survived by children, and Miss Edith Harr. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland probably followed by show- ers late tonight and tomorrow; slightly tomorrow becoming Cloudy warmer moderate northw Vi tonight and tomorrow; warmer in north and cent tonight; cooler tomorrow; to fresh easterly winds. West Virginia—Showers and tomorrow; night. Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 65; 8 p.m., 5 12 midnight, 49; 4 a.m., 42; § a.m., 4 noon, 6 cooler winds tonight; shifting Barometer—4 p.m., 30.15; 8 p.m 30.21; 12 midnight, 30.26; 4 a.m., 30.2, § a.m., 30.27; noon, 30.20. Highest temperature, at 5 p.m. yesterc Lowest 65, at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature samé date last year— Highest, 55; lowest, 43. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m., Great Falls—Tempe) ature, 54; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by and Geodetic Today—Low tide, 10:15 p.m.; high tide, 2 3:27 p.m. Tomorrow—Low and 11:12 p.m.; and 4:34 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 5:29 a.m.; sets, 6:47 p.m. urvey). tide, 10:42 Tomorrow—Sun rises, 5:28 a.m.; sun sets, 6:48 p.m. Moon rises, 2:31 a.m.; sets, 1:04 p.m. lighted Automobile lamps to be one-half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. 8 Temperature. “ IO Womor Stations. <eraneuoa g Bou3| I Judu e ww g oy wew - e kupa Dealer 78 years old, for- known shoe dealer on H street northeast, prominent mem- and The crive in Wash- serv- w. ay after- In- tock Creek Cemes owned of Pythias member of F. three Wilford Harr, Irving Harr sinfa—Cloudy, probably showers slightly 1l portions moderate tonight somewhat warmer to- occurred temperature, 40, occurred United States Coast a.m. high tide, 4:03 a.m. ROAD BOND ELECTION PROMISES LIVELY DAY 500 Automobiles Expected to Par- ticipate in Arlington County Parade Tomoprow. o- ch to The Star, CLARENDON, Va., April 17.—Plans heing made by the Arlington District i00d Reads Commission for the wind- up of its campaign in interest of the $750.000 road bond Issue, which goes to the polls Monday, kive promise of a lively time in thg district tomorrow evening. Headed by the Clarendon and a | Walkers Chapel Bands, an automoblle parade to start from Clarendon Citi- zens' Hall at 8 o'colck will mark the opening of the evening’'s activities. a|The campalgn committee announces yn | that it expects fully 500 machines in line, and promises to see to it that every machine is equipped with a full supply of nofse-making devices. The parade will traverse all roads desig- nated for improvement under the plan of the commission, which will take it through all of the principal communi- ties of the district. Following the parade mass meetings are to be held by friends of the pro- posal at the Jr. 0. U. A. M. Hall In Ballston and at Clarendon Citizens’ Hall. Supervisor Williams J. Ingram, State Senator Frank L. Rall and other prominent citizens favorable to the bonds are to address both meetings. FLAMES PERIL VILLAGE. Colonial Home at Clearstring, Md., Burns—Two Men Injured. Special Dispatch to The Sta; HAGERSTOWN, Md., April 17.— .| The village of Clearstring, Md., west of here, was threatened with destruc- tion by fire last night. The colonial home of Dr. H. C. Foster was de- stroved at a loss of $10,000, and spread of the flames was prevented by fire companies from this and other citfes. In a separate fire David Rickers, at Smithburg, near here, Rickers and Arthur Towson were burned about the hands and face in saving two automobiles. IN CRIB. Special Disy 8. at the garage of r- BABY BURNS Had Been Left Momentarily While Asleep by Mother. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., April 17.—Mary Lane, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lane, was burned to death in her crib yesterday. The mother had left the building momentarily, while the baby slept. On returning she found the house in flames. The fire probably started from a kitchen stove. e~ Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported fo the Health Department in the last 24 ours: Jennie V. Whaley, 78 years, 1706 U st. . Sally L. Thomas, 85, 1704 M st. Charles Hines, 52, 121 U st. n.e. Margaret H. Fisher, 86, 1844 Columbia rd. James Wilson. 5R. 61 Marsland ave. Sarah A. Woglum, 50, Sibley Hospital. Salvatore Sleigh, A2, Providence Hospital, Joseph Bart, 56, Tuberculosis Hospital Margaret B. Blackmar, 86. 1448 Park ol Abilene, Tex. Pt Albany .. 30018 Clear Atlanta R 2 . Cloudy I Clear I Clear 20.76 - Pt.cloudy Cloudy’ Clear Cloudy Boston Buffalo c Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy I Clear . Ciear 02 Cloudy Clear _ Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy . Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Galseston Helena Huron, S Indianapolis 3 Jacksanvilie Kansas City Los Angele Louisville Miami, Fla.. N. Orieans. New York. Okla, 80 58 86 64 78 88 58 &8 08 60 08 23 50 L] 68 Phoenix Pittsburgh. Portland.Me Portland.Or. Raleigh, N ( S. Lake' City San”Antonio San_Diego 8. Franei * Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear 80 a8 60 58 68 64 65 Clear Rain Cloudy Clear 0.18 Cloudy ... Clear Louis. Paul. attle Spokane " | 29 86 WASH.,D.C. 30. 01 0 4 40 FOREIGN. (8 am. Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. London, 44 Clear Paris, F 3 Cloudy Vienna, Austria Cloudy Berlin, * Germany. . . Cloudy Copenhagen, Denmark Cloudy Stockholm, ' Sweden... Clear Gibraltar, ‘Spain. Clear Horta (Fayal). Azores. Hamilton, Bermuda San Juan, Porto Rico.. Havana, Cuba. .. England nce. . Clear Cloudy Colon, &anal Zone Cloudy cloudy . Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Ptcloudy Part cloudy Part_cloudy Ophelia N. Jones. 80. 1500 Ogden st. Florentino” Pamintuan. 57, George Wash- ington University Hospital. John P, Briscoe, 71, Emergency Hospital. Harold N. Kress. 30, 645 A st C. Frandene Marean, 79, 5925 Western ave. Chevy Chace. llie M. Smithson, 68, 2236 Shannon a V. Brooks, 64, St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital. Levi Newsome, 26, 620 Pennsylvania ave. Frank A. Warfleld, 75. 2129 15th st. poeoan 3. Berger. £ months, Walter Reed ospital. Infant of Charles and Vivian Latacha, 20 minutes. Providence Hospital. Infant of Charles and Vivian Latscha, 30 minutes, Providence Hospital, Felix' Brown, 42, Home for Aged, Blue lains. William Jenifer, 23, en route Casualty 21, 308 3rd st. s. Hospital. Susie Crampton, Eloise Brown. 22533 23rd st. Joshua Matthews. 38, 1119 Congress st. ne. Richard Bates, 63, 34 L st. Louvinia Barnes, 0, 1184 20th st. N 1445 R st Leroy Lawson, 33, 55 G st. 8.w. Bertha Allen, 37, Freedmen’s Hospital. Louis Cook, Bruce place se. Thomas_Kendrick, 53, Garfield Hospital. Walter Ray, 44, i1 3rd st. n. James Matthews, 1. Freedmen's Hospital. (James Mason, 4 months, Freedmen's Hos: pital. Births Reported. The following_births have been reportes {o the Health Department in the last 24 ours: Kenneth S. and Teresa E. Cratsley, boy. William and Frances E. Helgesen, girl. Leroy B. and Helen L. Allen. boy. Joseph and Ada Smith, boy. William H. and Cecelia’ V. A Norman A. and Ethel V. Hachley, hoy. Arthur B.'and Anna E. Gatton, girl. (e 2atthew P. and Mary K. Clements, sirls twins). Charles W. and Vivin M. Latscha, boys twins) (resibrick W. and Virgle Hounings, girl. Frederick and Mary C. Litz. boy. Coleman H. and Ruth L. Dameron, boy. $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At Age 35—send date of birth for particu- Company founded 1865. lars and iilustration Assets over $300.000.000. M. Le Roy Goff. 610 Woodward Bldg. Charles and Mary G. Owens, boy. William B. and Madeline Babbington, irl, Charles P. L. and Martha L. Sterling and 'Anna Parks, eirl. John W. and Dorothy Guiden, girl. Kenneth' D. and Katherine Jacob, boy. Harry M. and_Anna B. O'Brien, boy. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 Willlam and Victoria Dent, boy. Harry and Lula F, Banks, boy. John and Kate Blackwell, girl. Harrison E. and Henrietta Miils, girl. Edward and Tucy Hall. girl Nace and Mary Wright. boy. , Rufus and Carrie Simpiin HAVE YOUR PAINTING DONE BY UNION PAINTERS The following firms are employing Union Painters: L. Barr & Co. F. M. Brinkley Chas. D! Baylis Rudolph Bakersmith J. H. Boteler (grainer) J. W. Curry Co. John C. Casady F. M. Coxen Cady & Deeton Cassady & Watson Leroy Parsley A. B. Goodman P. F. Gordon John A. Garrison M. L. Haimovicz G. A. Haslup F. E. Hoffman W. B. Kelly Chas. J. Kleir Joseph N. Keim John R. Kratz W. L. Lacey J. 0. Lerch Chas. K. Magee W. J. McWhirt Chas. J. Morrison T. N. Mohler A. S. Nicholson J. T. Oneil Julius O’Brien V. C. Offutt R. L. Piepenbring C. E. Pangle Thos. H. Reid George Risdon Frank Reingruber H. L. Shackleford B. B. Singman Sam Singman George T. Shannon Chas. M. Thomas A. E. Vaughan ‘Wurdeman & Co. First-class, com) Job too small. No tent painters furnished by day or job. too large. 2004 M St. N.W. 3628 New Hampshire Ave. N, 609 Otis St. N.W. 1335 Kearney St. N.E. 1505 Gales St. N.E. E 609 G St. N.W. 1717 Connecticut Ave. N.W. 741 10th St. S.E. 626 22nd St. N.W. 625 2nd St. N.W. 510 F_St. 19 R St. 900 Butternut St. N.W. 27 Adams St. N.'W. 3221 1ith St. NW 1407 New York Ave. N.W. Silver Spring, Md. . 813 E St. N.W. 1129 5th St. N.W 2119 Eye St. N.W. 6635 Piney Branch 721 D St. S.E. 63-A Bates St. N. 807 G St. N.E. 711 6th St. N.W. 2922 M St. N.W. Tuxedo, Md. 54 New York Ave. 706 10th St. N.E. 21 16th St. S.E. 307 K St. N.E. 477 Eye St. N\W. 644 10th St. N.E. 1416 F St. N.W. 2301 1st St. N 2004 M St. NW 2002 14th St. N. 1532 9th St. N.! 4309 2nd St. N.W. 1528 9th St. N.W. 602 15th St. N.E. 906 10th St. N.E. 1201 Connecticut Ave. N.W. No Apply t6 Painters’ Union No. 368, 704 6th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 2307. FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. “The Beautiful Hope of Immortality” will be the subject of Dr. Simon's sermon at Eighth Street Temple. A dramatic reading of the story of Queen Esther, with its spiritual inter- pretation, will be given by Viva M January in Unity Auditorium, 1326 1 street, 8 o'clock. George H. Thomas Woman's Relief Corps, No. 11, will give a five hundred party, 8 o'clock, at Masonic Temple Eighth and F streets northeast. Pub- lic invited. The Business Women's Council will meet, 7 o'clock, in Church of the Cove- nant. Col. Lewis S. Sorley, former military attache at Berlin, will speak. The Women's Alllance of All Souls Unitarian Church. will meet in the Hale Parish House. There wus also « meeting this afternoon. The Canadian iety will hold a meeting-and entertainment, § o'clock at Wardman Park Hotel. All Canadians residing in the District invited. The Writers' League will meet, § «’clock, in Thomson School. Theta Alpha Chi Sorority will give subscription dance, 9 o'clock, at anklin Square Hotel. The Gavel Club of N will give a five hundred at the clubhouse, 719 street. ster Masons card party Thirteenth Annual Georgetown freshman law prom will be held at Rauscher’s. Dancing; buffet supper. rclety of Natives will meet, § o'clock, “at Washington Club. Dr. *aul Bartsch will follow business ses sion with an illustrated address “The Wonders of the Deep. on Rev. Dr. Willlams, newly appointed pastor of Union Wesley A. M. E Zion Church, will preach special sermon to the pastor’s aid committee of the Junior C. E. Soclety at Shiloh Baptist Church. Special music. A bench rally will be held in connection with the service. Admission free. J. 8. J. Dunbar, sculptor, will give a “clay talk” and B. H. Streeks will lecture on “Art in the Home" at a meeting of the interfor decorating class, Knights of Columbus Evening School, 1314 Massachusetts avenue. The District chiropractors will meet at Ebbitt Hotel, 8 o'clock. Dr. Wil lard Carver of Oklahoma will speai. The community center department of the public schools will have a re. ception and meeting in Southeast Community Center. Two delegates at large will be elected for the ad visory committee of the center. “The Late President Harding’s Trip to Alaska,” from pictures taken by a member of the presidential party, will be subject of a travelogue by Manson Foote and there will e rhythm dancing by children of the center. The cycloramic curtain, pur- pchased by the community center de. partment for the use of community clubs and groups, will be dedicated. Southeast associations are co-operat. ing to make the affair a success. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. T-U dance, Government Hotels recreation hall, tomorrow night. Tivoli Pastime Club will give a dance tomorrow, § p.m., in private baliroom of the Arcade. Strangers welcome. The National Fellowship Club will glive a dance tomorrow, 9 p.m., in rose room of Hotel Washington. Visitors welcome. Kismet Council, Royal card party tomorrow Pythlan Temple. Free lecture, “The Greatest Thing in the World,” by Gertrude V. Sheckells, Sunday, 5 p.m., at 1628 K street. The Mogen Dovid Outing Club will start on its first hike at 10:10 o'clock Sunday morning, from the tow-path under Chain Bridge. Members of the Jewish Inter-Council and their friends are invited. - Arcanum, 8 pm., at The Men’s Club of Lincoln Temple Congregational Church will meet Mon. day night. Prof. L. M. Hershaw will discuss the subject: “Our Denomina. tional Duty.” Rev. R. W. Brooks, pastor of Linooln Temple, and others will speak. Tree Falls Into Their Bed. During a terrific night in Alton, Ill, a tree in the yard of J. C. Felton's home crashed through the roof when blown down and fell across the bed in which his two children were sleeping. Neither was hurt, however. etk FOUND. SCARF. 1adys. near Col. rd. Write giv deseription.” No. 34, the’ Oakland, 608" CoF B LOST. BAR PIN—Sapphire: liberal reward if re- turned to Hambleton & Co., 729 15th st n.w. BILLFOLD and card case—Combination, containing cards, lodge receipts, ete.; name on inside. Reward if returned to John B. Colpoys, 720 5th st. n.w 18+ BILL FOLD_brown, bearing nams Edw Beynoids. Finder please call Linc. EEWRTGSN: N e BRIEF CASE. containing two loose-leaf bin- ders. lost near Georketown Law School. . J. Meaney. 26 New York ave. n.w - BRIEF CASE. with books. BROOCH—Small, old-fashioned, arl. Telephone Col. 3844-J. 30 ouse et. = BROOCH, dull gold with turquoise matrix setting, Tuesday. April 7th. Return to Grace Dodge_Hotel _de: Re CANARY BIRD: finder ple: return 3018 _Georgia ave. and receive reward. DIAMOND RING—Lady's solitaire, in Trans- portation Bldg., Apr. 16. Return to Viry Madison. 642 Transportation Bldg.. Adams st. n.e. Reward. fige and white setter, female; re- ward._ Fo o Leapley. 637 C st ner - ite FUR—Light, tan: between Potomac _golf links and’ 1636 Trving. Reward: ol 8042 ?ER\P_»{A};O:‘?I,]‘ClEAlDIOG——Urn and \;(hu ag 3 4 ngomar at. n.w. Cleve: (8RaE50" Hewa, 6O * B Cleve GLASSES—Tortoise shell rimmed, soit_black leather case, card attached: lost on 16th st. bus, Potomac Park or 16th and Lamont sts. Mary H. Turner, 900 19th st. n.w. Main 2330, GLASSES, Delafield Delafiel GLAS: or else HANDBAG—Black, containing sum ey and bus toker name of owner on Palais Royal card: on Rapid Transit green bus, Thuraday afternoon. ~Reward. E. M. Sands, 3026 7th_st. now. i HANDBAG. black patent leather, containing 30 in bills ‘and some change, driver's license. 3116 13th st. n.w. Col. 4285-J. Reward. HAT—Child's panama: on_Columbia road. 1718 21st st n.w. Phone North 5521, NECKPIECE—Double squirrel, April 15, § a.m.; in Union Station or between there and American Express Co.. 2nd and H n.e. Re. ward. _Return 315 W.n.e. . NOSE GLASSES—Lady's, horned rimmed: near 14th and Ingrabam’ sts. Call Acams wind storm at AL Reward. 2340 et and Ritten. . tortoise siall bifocals. and Decatur st. between ward, 1400 ES—Shell rimmed. on bth st. n chere. Re: 1117 f_mon- P ETBOOK. black velvet, containing uable pin, money and glasses. Owner's card inside. Liberal reward if returned. Call Col. 4197 or Fr. 10318 < POCKETBOOK—Between 2nd and Md. ave. 4th and E sts.. and 10th_and Md. ave. Please return to 911 Md. ave. ne. vard. . WRIST WATCH—Lady's. white gold. Elgm, town section, day: diamond and sap- hire setting 6 ‘Ontario road. Col. ‘T WATCH—Gold, Tiffany make; ini- L. D. McG., Fnda{. April 10. Liberal Phone Col. 1234-' 18 AMBULANCES. CHAMBERS" GP-TO-DATE AMBULANCES, Fully equipped with rolling cot. stretcher, blankets and pillows. Local Calls, ?00 e " YNSTONE FUNERAI AN R " Vet ek AMBERGER, AU R4S Bridee. ra.! : 5. “Finiral fron Tuncral parlors of Geo: W Wise Co'. 2100 M M nw.at o'clock pm. Relatives | and” friendd invited. " Tnterment Brospect | Hill Cemeters e : BATES. Suddenty 11 o'clovk o o Deloved " Bowt "of Tuesday, April 14,1 M at his res 34 L ARD " (DICKEY) BATES. vi Hattie Batex. He M. E. Chur: M o, Rev. W tmore. Philadelphia, ork papers | Rest, BECKETT. April 5. at Pittsbu; .. WRIGH ETT, beloved hish, ) Catherine brother Mrs. 4 Funeral Friday, Pittsburgh a ase Copy. ) Spirit, rest 14, 78 Fergusd Pittshurgh, BROWN. Denarted this Jite April 15 ANDREW BROW "y Ut April 45, B. Brown son, Scrappy et » Brown. "5 welative e tog BURROUGHS. ' Departed this 1ife Avril 16, ot P e redence ap, his, Md. MARY ROUGHS, beioved wife of William E.. al Saturday. 2 p.m aking parlor. H st. n. 1025, M tie Brown: a sisters. Mre “th Thomas. tu; Train leaves Thursday. from Fu private : BURROUGHS. Members of Star No, 7, D. of A, 0. 0. F.¥ to_atten MARY Saturday, Spangled BURROT Abril 18, this life Wednesday a.m.. IDA 18 10th st te Jane Brown. Holmes John W' ng April nvited d_this 1i at 1:45 Atlantic beloved Funera b, from the Fri Ist and H sts. s.w Soldier of Christ, well done Praise be thy new employ, And while eternal ages run Rest in thy Saviors joy DAY. Wednesday morning, April 15, 1 at 715 16th st. n.w., Dr. DAVID P. DA Funeral services at 'Church of the Co nant Saturday morning, April 18, at 11 clocies Tnterment vate) Loudon ark. Baltimore EASTON. Wednesday. April 15, 1025, Eiston. Funeral servi atholic Chur: urday m nts Holy Rood Cemetery Interms EATON April o am . beloved hust netal from his late reside Monday, April 20. at 2 and friends invited 10 at- 16% 16, 1925 i ¥ cars. Funcral rom the 5 mother, Mre. Josephi h st nw.. on at 2 pm. Relat attend.” Interme Friends DADE. Dep: 10 ew st DADE, dnesdny, April | s _residence. N. 3. EDWARD husband of May Keith S Aprii 13, Baptist € We t h City (p: at MAR late " Albert at 7:50 nd of Mary GIOVANNONT. 3:50 il Gi April e A invit at Rock Creek Cemeters Y. Departed this life Wednesday 5 1023, at 1:20 am., at & 1510 5th ‘st. n.w. GEORG loving ‘son of Walter and Cathren Gray brother of John and Ocia Gray. Amanda Wedley, Sadie Morzan. He also leaver other relatives and mourn his departure. Funeral y. April 19, at 1:30 o'clock, from his late residence Friends and relatives invited - arted this life Thursday, April : nce. 1623 Church D. C. Mrs. HANNAH d 59 years 9 davs. aves to mourn her a brother, Pem ke G. Smith. on oks: two sons rphy: a_daughte Murphy: three grandch Broake, Melvin Murphy ohy 4 Murphy, Funeral Church, 10. 2 pm. (Frederick Dléase copy.) 1 Officers_and members of Columbia e. No. 85. I. B. 0. E. W.. are herehy no th of Brothe JORN W o1 sorrow wil e Teld ‘this Friday. April 1925, at Elks Home at 7:30 pm. All members are requested to attend.” Funera from Columbi Elks st n.w.. Satu at 1 p. will “agsemble at the home p.m. Members of Morning Star .40, and Forrest Temple Lodge, No. 9. re’ invited to attend. Attest: WM. H. DAVIS, Exalted Ruler. 4 SO E. WILLIAMS, Secty Wednesday, April 192 ado ~Springs; Colo.. loved nsband o} Angio 5 from W. W. Deal funeral home, 816 H st ne. ' Remains can be seen Sunday Notice ‘of funeral hereatter. HOPKINS. Friday morning, April 17, at his’ residence, 1817 10th THOMAS 'S. HOPKI} Interment at Arlington HUTH. Fricay. April 17, 1925 Children's Hospital, KATHARINE M loved daughter of Le Roy and Lena Huth aged 2 years. Funeral from her parents residence, L st. &w. on Saturday April 18 at 2 o'Clock pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. . Jon uddenly. April_15. 1025, at Freedmen's Hospital. JAMES 'W. JOHN- SON. son of the late Louis M. and Nan Johnson of Nottingham, Prince Georges County, Md.: devoted husband of Mar. garet A. Johnson: father of Ernest M. and Mry. Mary E. Harrison: father-in-law of Charles H. Harrison: grandfather of Mrs. Dorothy Foster and Robert Harrison brother of Mrs. Mayme Hawkins. L M. Johnson, jr.. Mrs. Matil Alice J. Matthews and Alfr Funeral Sunday. April 19, at 1:30 p.m.. ights. Md.' M. E. Church, v. J. H. Wood, pastor. and friends invited to ‘attend. o JONES. Wednesday. April 15, 1 1:30' p.m.. at Kendall House Sa QPHELIA’ NANCY _JON! Pleasant st.. aged 80 ye widow ~of Capt. William ‘W, Jones of 24 Wisconsin Infantry. Civil War (Iron Brigade). Fu- neral from Wright's u parlors. 10th and O sts. Saturday _morning at 10 o'clock, Dr B. Pierce of All Souls’ Church officiating. Interment at_ Arlington National Cemetery. MCINTIRE. Tuesday, April 14, 1925, MAY F.. beloved wife of Edward L. McIntire. Fiineral services at the S. H. Hines C funeral home, 2001 13th st. n.w.. Friday April 17, at 4 pam. “Interment Cédar Hill Cemetery. (New York papers please copy.) 1025, Funeral private. Relatives_ 17 MILLS. residence, 13 GARET ' MI George and Mary and Elsworth, and Ruth, Beatrice. Edw ling Mills. Funeral as 1'pm. from her late residence. Jarvis Co. in charge. NALLEY. Wednesd: April 14 Wallach pl. beloved 1925. at her nw.. MAR- dausiiter of ie. Holmes s and Ster: April 19, at W. Ernest 17 April 15, 1925 L. EDIWARD, beloved son of the late Wiliiam W. and Louisa Nally. Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Lulu_ Crople 817 B st. se.. Saturday, April 18, at 3§ D Friends’ invited. ~ Interment Con- gressiomal Cemetery. 1 NASH. Thursday, Aprl 16. 1035, at New. ark, N. J. ANDREW 0. NASH, beloved husband ‘of ‘Lulu D. Nash_ ~Funeral Sat: urday. April_1R. from 6501 Ridgewood ave. Chevy Chase, Md. Interment Glen- Wood Cemeétery. NAUCK. Departed this life Wednesda April 15 1025, ARTHUR A_, beloved hu band of May L. (Revelle) Nauck. Funeral from his late residence Saturday. April 18, 1425 at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited 18° RAY. Entered peacefull April 14, 1923 "at 7:40 p.m. at his resi- dence. 11 ard &t. ne. WALTER P. RAY. the teloved hushand” of ‘Pauline 4. Ray and_devoted son T and hrother of E. L. E. P. and A. M. R Funeral and interment (private) Saturda . RAY. Departed this life April 13, 1025, at 7:30 ‘p.m.. at his_residence, 11 3rd " et ne., WALTER P. beloved son of Theo. C. Ray. brother of Edgar L. Ernest P.. Archibald M. and husband of Pauline Ray. Funeral from his late residence, 11 rd st. ne., at 1:30 pm. Saturday. " * RUCKMAYN. April 17, 1925, at Walter Reed Hospital. of apoplexy. Mrs. MAY H. HAMILTON, widow of Brig. Gen. John W. Ruckman, U. S. A.. and daughter of the late Col. John Hamilton." Notice of funeral hereaficr. SINCLAIR. Thursday, April 16, 1925, at 9:45 pan. at her recidence, 613 Upshur st ANNA BARBARA,' beloved wife of the “late John S. Sincfair, U. S. N Funeral services at her late residence Sat: urday ‘at 2 o'clock p.m. Interment at Con Eressional Cemetery, Wednesday. April 15, 1925, at .“at her residénce, 2236 Shannon .“Anacostia, D. C,, NELLIE M., be ved Wife of Daniel C. $mithson. Funeral aturday, April 18 ai 3" pam.. from her = late residenice. - Intérment Klcxandrig, Va. STANTON. Departed this life suddenly, 115, 1925, at & p.m.. at his residence. Dumbarfon ave.. ‘GEORGE STAN- devoted and béloved husband of Josephine Bruce Stanton. He leaves o mourn their loss a devoted mother, Mrs Martha Butler: a step-father. Mr. George Butler: four sisters. Hattie, Bettic, Maud and Eioise: four brothers, Oscar, Robert, John, Henry and Walter. and a host of telatives and friends. Funeral from Firet Baptist Church. 27th st. and Dumbarton ave. nw. Saturday, April I8 at 1 o'clock p.m.. Rev. James L. Pinn, pastor. Inter- ment at Arlington National Cemetery. * SORRELS. Thursday, April 16, 1025 MARY E.. beolved 'wife of Columbus M n.w TINNEY, A ANDREW TINNE hand of Tinu father of Andrew Tinne: v { Ettie Banks. bel Tinney, ar., and the leaves to mourn his and a host of relatives 7 neral Monday. April 20, at aith A. M Church ry. W. D he Deloved hu 30 pm Burial Battle, pastor. on. dear hushand, God e and take thouh here e golden gate TINNEY. bia Lodge hereny & ANDR Will b Oflicers_and No. 8 members 1 B. P. 0. death of Ssion ‘of Home Friday eve members are re attend. ©F from Gal E. Zion Ch th et bet n.w . J. T. Battles, 1625 at 12:30 e church . No. 0 | . WM. H. DAVIS FONSO™E. WILLIAMS. Secty esday. April 15, 19 806" 1 alted Ruler. . at 8 ollie and Elmer Weeks, Elizabeth Carr and t at Oakton, Va April 18, at 1 pm . 816 H si. ne. ©* April st at. CHARLES L. husha Weeks, father of brother of Geor Kate I years, wife of S.'Whaley of Fairfax, Va. Funeral av. April 18, at 2 p.n.. from Wil- ltam Demaine's chapel, Alexandria, Va. In mentprivate . Departed this life April 16, 1925, am.. at the reside lly, 410 > Jong " and be She leaves to John, Ged lor: one sistter, Rose Kelly # host of reiatives and friends. F ay, April 18, at 0 o'clock om the Church of the Holy ew York ave. between 1st st. Jersey ave. n.w In Memoriam. MORE. A tritute of love in memory my " deat husband TER J. BALTI ORE. who ¢ e three years The mo; To me th loving hus th mourn and ral am Redecmer and h ot (Avril again is here I miss you dr"(fl Home is not. lik you are not th HIS e ° ’ CRAWFOR beloved mother, J FORD, who passe Douglass, Scotiand, av. April 17, 1918 Today of a And those wha Are the ones HER _CHILDR! ALEXANDER. DO! LIAM AND LANE. A tribute of love to the memory of my ‘dear mother. MARY_E. LANE, who departed this life April 1 In our home you of ou ¢ CRAW Brachead laid 1o rest, remember her who loved her best ANDREW, 'AGNES LD, JESSIE. WiL st to your name. the hearts 1 You"in life ) parted this life vear aj 17, 1924, One ¥ sweet day. AND GRAND L. TAYLOR ut loving_ remembrance of my dear brother, JOHN O'LEARY, who departed. thi £0_foday Apnil 17, Darted this mase at St : HIS SISTER. NWICK mbranes of our de - WILLIS PI Life thirieen years 2 1912 afe in the arme of Jesus OVING. W BETTIE PINNER DAUGHT! = SCOTT. BOXLE loving re- membrance of ear brother, LAYTON SCOTT. who ted_this life April 1615, and daughter, SMYLER BOXI who died March What matter: tho And T tread the 11, when Tn He. HANNAE PINNER, little token show I &till remember thee. Not dead to us, who love her. Not Jost, but gone before: She lives with us in memory And will forever STYLES. loved “who departed day. April 17, Gone of_my v HOSTYLE fo' four years ago ic 1% but not_forsotten HER DAUGHTER Our loving_remem other. SARAH E e Sears g0 tods May she rest in peace. Today recalls the memory 0F 2 loved ome ‘wone. To rest, And those who Fememper Rer 'Are Those Who Toved mer best The flowers we place upon her grave Stay Wither ahi dec Butthe Jove for her w Wil never fade way b ELSTE NELLIE WALTER. - WOLD. In sad but loving remembrance of our ' dear daughter and niece, JESSIE BEALE, who departed this life one year ago today. April 17, 1924. "Tis sweet to remember her who once was here. Though absent to us, she is just as dear The midnight stare ehine on the grave Of the one we loved. but could not save. HOYBERGER FAMILY. * TOTTEX. died thr FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 12 H ST. N.E Lincoln 524 4 Modern Chapel. JAMES T.. RYAN oo 17 PR AV SE Model Chplivate Ambulances. ™ 143: Livery in Connection. ———THE ORIGINAL ——— W.R.Speare @o, 1208 H STREET,N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE b———GLYDE J. NICHOLS —— Quick._Dignifies cient Service W. W. Deal & Co.. 816 H ST, LINCOLN Automobile Ser Chape! V/L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St. N.W. " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) ablished 1841 3034 M ST. N.W. ine West 08 Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 ! 1;3‘13 Penna. T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED_AT, LR Ol 4 NORTH 7976, Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 FAST CA ’“’l‘hnn- Lincol [LIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em Datmer. Tivers in comection: - Commodions chapel and modern crematorium. Moderats prices. 2 Pa. Ave. N.W. Call M. 1385. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. SEYENTH 5T Main 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. ~ BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautiful Floral Designs at Mente Prices: - 14th & B el M. 3307, = Prompt auto delivery service. PR I AN T Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. We Specidlize in Florat Designs at Moderate 200 1724 N ST. N.W. Mo Teicnhono, uneral from residence of son- 527 Crittenden st. n.w.. Monday. Apnil 20, 1050 am. 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