Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 7

New Sanitarium Head Here. Dr. G. K. Abbott, who for six years has been medical superintendent the St. Helena Sanitarium, St. Helena, Calif.,, today took over his duties as medical superintendent of the Wash- ington Sanitarfum. He succeeds Dr H. W. Miller, who leaves May 2 for a tour of the British Isles and Europe. —_—_— RULY exceptional quality in the full range of fashionable shades characterize our Hosiery at 1.00—1.50—2.00 THE HOSIERY SHOP ‘Arthur Burt Co. 1343 F Street of | Member of Many Civic,, Fraternal and Olhgr Organizations. Spent 59 Years in U. 8. Service—Native of Capital. After his a life devoted to the service Government and to the best interests of Washington, his native city. Capt. orge W. Evans died, fol- lowing a brief illness, yesterday at his home, 918 Nineteenth street north- of ssing of this pioneer resi- dent the District loses a man who be- | came widely known through his active affiliation with the civic, fraternal and historical organizations, of the city. Capt. Evans achieved the enviable record of having served Uncle Sam in the Department of the Interior for vears and 3 months, ending in July, 1923, After that time he continued to take an active part in_the various | societies to which he belonged until illness overtook him a few weeks ago. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- noon, with the Rev. Dr. W. E. Bom- berger, assistant rector of Epiphany Church, officiating. Burdal will be private in Oak Hill Cemetery. Capt. Evans was a prominent Mason and the Masonic ritual will be performed at the grave Capt. Evans was president The style that young men want Hart Schaffner & Marx know how to put it into young men’s clothes; they certainly have put it into ours. .New colors for young men, too: Oxford Lovat, Antwerp Blue, Gothic Brown, Prince Gray. And you won’t find bet- ter values at— ‘45 Others as Low as $35, Up to $85 aleigh Hab Thirteen Ten F Street Have ’Z/Olla’Victro New Popular i ou)—Fox Trot vocal refrai Yeammg l(;!:lefzvle:l‘foell‘(nYhn an:l His Hotel Bilunauor: O:chu':rl Victrola Ng.s go (Portable) Mahogany ot osk Catalog sent on request " out tomorrow Hot-Hot-Hottentot—Fox Trot Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra Victor Record No. 19616. List price 75 cents I Like Pie, I Like Cake, But I Like You Best of All"‘F (0.9 Trot with vocal refrain Edwin J. McEnelly’s Orchestra Desert Isle—Fox Trot (om “My Girl") Edwin J. McEnelly’s Crchestra Victor Record No. 19617, List price 75 cents A Mama Like You and a Papa Like Me Somebody Like You Victor Record No. 19604, List price 75 cents Victrola snd that is made by the Victor Compeny e bt oo e those Viceos trce marks tTr o Vic ‘Victor Talking Yn-r&.u.nh-u-_tq::_u,w-—a CAPT. GEORGE W. EVANS DIES; LEADER IN DISTRICT ACTIVITIES erdasher Victor Records THE EVENING CAPT. GEORGE W. EVANS. and treasurer of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia, treasurer of the Society of atives, a member of the Columbia Historical Society, the Trowel Club of the Interior Department, the In- terior Department Beneficial Associa- tion, the Home Club of the Interior Department, the Washington Board of Trade, the West End Citizens' Ass Ine. Jane Green * Jane Green la STAR, WASHINGTON, ciation and treasurer of the Federation of Citizens' Assoclations. His fraternal affiliations were as fol- lows: Member of La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M., for 50 years; member of La Fayette Chapter, No. 5, R. A. M.; De Molay Commandery, No. 4, K. T.; member of Almas Tem- ple of the Mystic Shrine for 30 years, and a member of Beacon Lodge, No. 15, 1. 0. O. F., for 10 years. He also was a director, assistant | treasurer and member of the audil\"g; committee of the Acacia Mutual Life | Association. Of all the organizations to which he belonged there was none in which he took a keener interest than in the work of the Association of Oldest In- habitants. As historian of the or- ganization, it has been his annual cus- tom for many vears to read to his as- sociates on New Year day a chronicle of the events of the year. The task of compiling this chronical represent- ed many hours of work, but Capt. Evans frequently referred to it as a labor of love, and his chronicles have been preserved as one of the valuable records of the association. Born in 1851. He was always on the alert for any valuable relic of old Washington that might be added to the archives of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants. In addtion to the papers and historical objects he presented personally, the assoclation has numerous relics that were given by friends of Capt. Evans. Capt. Evans was born in the District of Columbia in 1851 and began to earn his own living at the age of 13, after having received his education in the public schools of the city. Before the Civil War began he carried The | Evening_Star. For three years he followed the Army of the Potomac as an official newsboy, assigned to the New York Excelsior Brigade. During that time he frequently assisted in removing | wounded men from the fleld of battle to_places of safety President Lincoln manifested an interest in the youth and invited him to the White House. When his father died it became necessary for voung Evans to aid in supporting the family, and Lincoln appointed him a mes- senger in the Intetior Department. Thus began his period of Govern- ment service, in which he rose to the position of chief disbursing officer of the department. During his long period of service in the latter position Capt. Evans handled $600,000,000 without loss of a penny. Supervised Huge Sum. As chief of the financial division he passed on and adjudicated, financial affairs approximating $8,000,000,000 without loss or reversal of his action. When he had completed half a cen- tury of Government service in 1914 MRS. N. C. COON'S i Trcseriptions — e now and have exquisite complexion and heantiful hatr— P Falr Tonic For falling hair snd druff."Sealp Food: Makes hair xrow ra i%:q Ahsorbent Cleansing Cream uces the pores. Almond Skin Food: and whitening. Musels For tissue building Cream: For flabby necks and wrinkles, French Astringent Lotion tightens the skin. Eye Re tired, burning eves. Face Powder: beaufifying. Harmless. Rouge: Pure and very effective. Price. $1.00. Rouge, 50c. Woodward . & Lothrop's. Kann's, Mrs. M. M. Fond: Eye St. N.W. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED SATISFACTORY TERMS ARRANGED Special Diamond Offering For ,brilliancy of luster, clarity of color and fault- less cutting we recommend your carly attention to this and other stones recently imported. Handsome 18- white gold mountings ac- centuate the beauty of these wonderfully desirable dia- monds. Other Exceptional Values $50 to $1,000 R. Harris & Co. 7th & D Jewelers and Diamond Merchants for More Than Half ‘a Century For the Farm and Garden— You’'ll find a guide to practically all that you are needing for your “farm and gar- den” work this season —advertised under the “For Farm and Garden” heading in The Star Classified Section. These advertisers will serve you satis- factorily—so you may consult them confi- dently. v D. ¢C Capt. Evans recelved a letter of con- gratulation from President Woodrow Wilson, and when he retired from service on July 1, 1923, President Harding addressed to him a message of commendation for the unusual record he made in the Interior De- partment. @ During the Civil War, when the Confederate Army made its rald on Washington, Capt. Evans enlisted and served at Fort Stevens, near Brightwood. Capt. Evans had an intimate knowl- edge of the details of the assassination of President Lincoln, having been one of those who identified the remains of | John Wilkes Booth. From 1875 to 1880 Capt. Evans was | a member of the Washington Light Infantry and later was active in re- organizing the National Rifles. Presi- dent Cleveland, in 1895, commissioned him in the District National Guard, and in 1918 President Wilson gave him a commissiorl as captain in the Quartermaster Corps of the guard. When Capt. Evans retired from Gov- ernment service in 1923 he receiyed a letter from Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work, in which the cabinet officer, In commenting on the long record of Capt. Evans, said: “Such fideHity to a trust is deserving of more than passing notice. It is because of such men that our Government now directs the greatest Nation on earth.” Capt. Evans is survived by his widow, Mrs. Florence Boyd Evans: three daughters, Miss Marian Evans, Mrs. Katharine Peyton and Mrs. Wil- liam O. Baldwin, the last mentioned of Montclair, N. J. two brothers, Samuel B. and Waring Evans of this city; three grandsons and two grand- daughters. s Deaths Reported. The followi; deaths have been reportec 1o the Health Depariment in"the ‘est 55 hours John I. Sheeh, United States Sol- | Home Hospital 71 diers’ 81, George Washington _ Madison Sallade. University Hospitai Frank Kowanda. James S Parker, ave. ne William M. Buckler. 1 Jonn H, Carothers da R. Kuykendall, 7th and K sts. 1604 7th st 3100 South Dakota 1013 1 st. s 5. 5620 Grant road 66, Home apartments, 25th st n.e. Tuberculosis Hospital v.' 24, Tuberculosis Hospital James J. Burnett, 36, 1822 4th st William ' Taslor, 75. 'H and 3d sis Paul Haynes, 35. 2617 1T st Nellie Holmes. 37. 403 4th st. se. ne. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following William Dorsey and R Hawkins of this city and Viola B. Fairmont Heights. Md Z *. Schmidt and Mary J. Tyyor. Norman D. Marden and Mable A." Robie. Joseph H. Moore and Nanon A. Chism James A Sutfin of this city and I1da M. Murray of Martinaburs, W. Va Edmund Sousa of = New Bodford, and Thelma Henry of this city John L. Mattingly and Grace B. Wells. Maurice W. Foster and E. Marie Claus, both of ‘Baltimore. Md. Julius H. Campbell and Lillian E. both of Richmond. Va Philip G. Dickerson and Mary M. Cole Hawkins. Mass. Sydnor, et Births Reported. e Russell L. and Mary L. Petri, girl Harold C. and Edith Stratton, girl HiT SSa piosen, Charles K. and Margaret Mansu: LS e Mareatnt Mano John D. and Mabel Gilmore. boy o D L el e, bt Frederick and Pauline Berry, girl e ra i sing Beri, B Chauncey D. and Nadine M. Twine, girl. James M _and Mamic Miller, boy FUNERAL CASKETS $50 Covered with black or zray cloth. This is the kind which sells for as high as $150. W. W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home 14th, Cor. Chapin N.W. Col. 432 . boy girl S EST. 1857 Helpful Service Our helpful service comes 10 sou at'a time when sou most need It. 1t s always dignified and suitable. ZURHORST Morticians Mflburn T. Zirkle, Mgr. 201 East Capitol St. Tel. Lincoln 372 E. S. Zushorst C. S. Zurhorst, Jr. Model Chapel. = Livery Connection. in Unseen | —Seenand , | Kalo;am:zgl—’;ue 5 KALORAMA home sites” are founded on tangible values and sur- rounded by valued in- tangibles. For who can set a price upon the scenic beauty of Rock Creek Park, which overlooks Kalorama'’s whole width; or name the value of its cool forest beauty in Spring, or buy the Summel."s sunset view across its Western hills. These points go hand in hand with Kalorama’s tan- gible advantages of be- ing near distinctiye churches, fine public and private schpols, theaters and on direct roads to country clubs. Kalorama A location for those whose home life demands highest social standards. All details furnished through Allan E. Walker & Co. Incorporated Mr. Godden, Main 2690 813 15th St. N.W. THURSDAY, APRIL |82 ATR! { straved “from Southern Building 23, 1925. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler tomor- row; moderate west shifting to north and northeast winds. Maryland—Generaily fair tonight and tomorrow, somewhat cooler to- morrow in East portion; moderate west shifting to north and northeast winds. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 68; 8 p.m. 12 midnight, 55; 4 am., b a.m. 58. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.11;; 8 p.m., 30:08; 12 midnight, 30.04; 4 a.m., 30.00; 8 a.m, 30.02. Highest temperature, 73, occurred at non today; lowest temperature, 53, occurred at 2 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 63; lowest, 41. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 59; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:29 a.m. and 2:58 p.m.; high tide, 8:23 a.m. and 8:50 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:13 a.m. and 3:43 p.m.; high tide, 9:04 a.m. and 9:33 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today un 5:22 sets, 6:52 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises sets 6:53 p.m. Moon rises 5:59 a.m.: sets 7:31 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Temperature. rose a.m.; sun 5:20 a.m.; sun Weather. 1mamoiug Supangal 3sou3Ir Jasia asu Womor] Abtlene Tex. 20.76 Albany. Atlanta . Atlantie Cit; Baltimore Birmingham marck Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago . Cincinnati | Cleveland .. Denver Detroit .. El Paso Galveston Helena Huron, § Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Uity Los Angeles Louisville . Rain Clear Clea¥ Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy : Glogay . Pt.clou Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy | Snow Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Rain Cloudz Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy § 30.20 2984 Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh. Portland. N Lake City San” Antonio 20 84 | San Diego. . 2992 S Franciseo 4 i Louis.. | Paul i Seattle i Spokane ! WASH..D.C. 3002 © Cloudy FOREIG Greenwich time. todas.) Temperature. Weather. : Rain Clouds Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Part cloudy (8 am., London Paris, #rance ienna. Austria v openhagen, Denmark Gibraltar, Spam Horta (Fagal), Azores Hamilton, Bermuda. San Juag. Porto Rico Havana, Cub; Colon.Canal England a, Zone = S BULL_DOG, miale. ight (an_ whils screw-tail: found in front of 1R12 Apply The Washington Animal League. 340 Maryland ave. s.w. OLLIE—Beautiful_youne black and WHIte male. ‘Apply_The Washingion Animal Res- cie_Leasue 349 Maryland ave sw LOST. ATREDALE. wearing green collar. fag No 33, Reward. Schwartz, 820 14th st n.w K st Rescue 5G—D. C._Ticense Reward for return to 3320 N st West 1060, Dlatinum. 3 smaller on BA N “diamond. piatinum. at Wardman Park Hotel or vicinity. Monday afternoon be- tween 2 and 5 o'clock. Return to 718 Rock Creek Chureh rd. or phone Adams 4456. Re- war BEADS. amber. choker. of no value but sen- timent ‘attached to them. Liberal reward. | ACELET—Gold filigree. Reward if turned to Room 80. Logan Hotel. 25° BROOCH_PIN. small diamond center: lost vicinity 20th and Franklin sts.: reward. 616 st_ne. Lincoln 1590. i from Newark st Gung Persian cat. gray. Cleveland P Please call | COAT—Man's. and papers. neighborbood K | st. ne. Reward. Return to Washington | Consiriiction Co.. rear 3rd and K n.e: DOG—Little white poodle, _name, 725 1168 st nw: Franklin 3011. DO hite poodle. vicinity n.w. Reward for return. EYEGLASSES—In leather case. from Ed. monds', Saturday, April 18. on_ Longfeliow st. bus’or Buchanan st. Notify Miss Brown Main 6740, Branch 213. 23% FOX "TERRIER—Small, white with black spots: tag No. 12046. Reward if returned 8 Wyoming ave. Phone North 5164. FRONT SEAT—Gray velour, Cadillac_sedan, while standing in front of 'Cathedral Man: sions North. 3100 Conn. ave., Tuesday night Liberal reward. no_questions asked. Phillip G_AfMeck, Main 507. e JEWELRY—S$200 reward and_no _questions asked for return: lost from Raleigh Hotel Sunday morning, 19th. Address Box 20! Star office. 2 PACKAGE of white silk. Mrs. Chapin, ©'st.North 4970, PIN—Kappa Delta Pi. “Etta Keller, on back. 1316 4 st. me. = 5010, Pogmerans, with “Wangaron: in- ion on back: Monday: associations. Reward. Phone N. 612-W. after e > 53¢ PIN—GOId miniature, 2 large head night. Large reward offered for return of same: family heirloom. Mrs. M. Fischer. 2312 Pa. ave. se. Lincoln 5086-W. POCKET BOOK. Saturday night. in Cen Market. with a small amount of mon Call after 6 pm. 112 3rd st. n.w. pay for this ad. POCKETBOOK—Black bill felder, between E. Capitol and Eckington place, on 5th st of Fla. ave. ne. contained drivers permi and auto registration. Finder please return to_634 E. Capitol and receive reward. -+ POCKETBOOK, brown: contains, rosary, sil- ver thimble. vanmity case, change and car tokens. _Call Adams 859. PURSE—Brown. on 7ih &t. or in Kann's store, containing sum of money, key. den: listy card. Reward. Phone Columbia RABBIT HOUND, female: black and tan: blind: strayed or' stolen Monday. ~Reward. Return Kirkside Golf Club, Chevy Chase Circle. Phone Cleve. 1139. 28¢ RING. 2 diamonds and sapphire. vicinity Mt. Pleasant and Harvard sts. Reward. Return to 1641 Hobart st. n.w. Telephone Col. SHAWL, light pinik, 19237 Sunday inch probably taken by mis to Rauscher's and re. s ith about an 18- fringe, at Rauscher take. Please return ceive reward. iae SPARE DISC WHEEL and tire {rom Moon car on Leonardtown road. Please phone Mr. Edwards. Franklin 6300. for reward. SPITZ DOG. white with brown strayed from 2145 California st. morning: name ‘Blackey.” Fi Call North 5756-J. Reward. TOP OF GOLD PIN with coral tose i ter: reward. 'Call West 878, - Dr. Tanner. * WATCH—Hamilton ewel, No. 1382753, initialed “J. H. D.:'and chain attached’ April 22. ‘Finder please return to 71 L st. n.w. Reward. 74" WATCH_SiIver. corner Vermont ave, A oward. 035 15th ot 2% FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays” id Other Beautiful Floral i Modorats Prices: - 14th & W Pe St s3b. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. AMB CES. CHAMBERS' UP-TO-DATE AMBULANCES. Fulls equipped with'roliing cot, stretcher, blankets and pillows. Local Calls, $4.00 CHAMBERS, BROWNSTONE FUNERAL Spois: Wednesday der Xl‘e'ale fi"nd Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere | ‘and "appreciation o all of our for their beautiful floral tributes | S Sl e, o o e BY THE FAMILY Married. WARE—CARROLL. Mrs, Henrintta Carroll A iomnces the miarriagd of her daugbier. | ALICE MARIE CARRO] ’l&'r:l':é“r'bf‘g“'f‘ ll.i A. WARE. at her “-‘v sy, Aphil iating. Aprii and ey our lov 2 rroll of n.w., after Deaths. dnesday morping, April 2 1925, at his residence, 1710 Connecticut | ave.' CUTHBERT BARNWELL BROWN. | s0n "ot George Whitfield and Mary Cuth- bert Brown. ~ Funeral services at St Thomas' Episcopal Church. 18th and Church_sts., on Friday, April 24, at p.m. Interment private BURKE. On Wednesday. THOMAS J. BURKE. Funeral will take | lace from 'T. F. Costello's chapel, 1724 North Capitol_st.. on Saturday mornin April 25, at 8:30 o'clock. Martin's Church. where m; at ® o'clock for the repo: Funeral private. CAROTHERS. Tuesday. April 21. 19 the_residence of his sister. Mrs. M F. Bailey. 3920 Grant road n.w.. CAROTHERS. _Services at the 5.'H Co’s_funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w ursday evening. April 23. at 7 D.m, terment at Bristol. Pa e DABNEY. Departed _this_life. April 2 1925, at Amelia_Va. RUTH DABNEY, beloved sister of Ethei. Louise and James. | Funeral from Jerusalem Baptist Churc 28th and P sts. Friday, April 24, at o'clock. DALEY. nd st April 1025, | thence 10 s will be said of his soul Departed this life suddenls Sun day. April 19, 1925, at his place of resi: dence, 720 S t. n.w. JAMES NICHOLS DALEY, He was a native of Jamaica, | B. W. I. Funeral Friday at 1 pm. frooi | Thos.. Frazier's chapel, e Rev: D. E. Wiseman oficiating DORSEY. Entered into eternal rest on Wednesday. April 22, 1925, at 10:30 a.m. al“the residence of ber daughter, Mrs. OL | Tie ‘Bright. 1929 15th st. n.w.. LAURA | B DORSEY. ~ Brief services at i1 o'clock Friday. April 34. at the above addr Flneral servicee at Sandy Spring. Md.. B "Baltimore and Philadeipbia ‘pa- Ders please copy) DORSEY. All members of Garnet Immediate Mia Society “are hereby notified of the deatn"of Sister LAURA DORSEY, Funersl A feoa, Friday morning. Abril 24. 1025 5% her 1ate residence. 1620 15th st. n.w 1L OGO W, B, SMALLWOOD, Pres MRs. TOUISE T. HOLMES, Sec.” INN. Wednesday. April 22, 1025. at 1:20 O WINFIELD ST'DUNK. beloved son i Susle Bowersox (nee Wahl) from the residence of his moth: S iatads Javited. Interment ives and - (riends ermen Frospocc Hill' Cemetery. | (Baliimore, M. | Dapers please copy.) ! DUVALL, Departed this life Wednesds April 22, 1025, at Providence Hospita after 11 days’ iliness, PAULINE TAYLOR DUVALL. Beloved wife of Claude Duva and mother of Samuel Claude Duvall: be- foved” Uaghier of Mr. Samuel W. and Peari & Hagior and sister of Sophronia Taylor 4nd granddaughter of Sophia Tay. lor and 'a ‘host of other relatives and friends. Funeral private EVANS. Wednesday. April o readence, 918 19ih st n.w.. GEORGE W Ev beloved husband’ of Florence Bosd Exans. - Funeral services at_his 2 residence on Fridas. April 24. at » | . Relatives "and {riends invited. In- | Funeral 414 R| st n.w a's pm | 1925, at his terment private. EVANS. The members of the Association Oldesi Inhabitants are requested to atter the funeral of our late associate member. | Vice President GEORGE W. EVANS, from | Tis late residence, No. 018 18th st: n.w. | 925, at 2 pm NOYES, President J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretars 2 EVANS. A special communication o Fasette Todge. No. 19, F. A A. M. wi be held Friday. April 24, 1025 at 112 . for 'the ‘purpose et ne | Riiralfe Bradhir CEoRb e E A 1Y W. H. WANAMAKER, Secretary EYLER. Wednesday, April residence 41 st 1925, at his | EYLER. beloved son of the late Samuel | & Ann S %gster. *'Funeral from his late egidence Friday, April, 24, a¢ 1:3! m latives and friends invited to fend. “nterment Glenwood = Cemetery (Frederick. Md.. papers please coby.) FURTNER. Thursday, April 23, 103 her residence. 1845 Monroe s 4 Fidse, D. C.. ROBERTINE COLEMAN, loved wife ‘of the late Richard Furtner mother of Mrs. Arline Lears and Mrs Nellie Davis. Funeral from her late resi dence Saturday. April 25. at 2 pm. Rela tives and friends invited. Interment private 2ee | GOSS. Wednesda: at 11:30 p.m. afier s very snort illness at be: idence, 3506 Eastern ave. Moun i el e, ELIZA MATHEWS coss aged 67 years. beloved wife of Thomas J Goss, Funeral services will be beid at Ninth Street Christian Cburch. Saturda: April 25 at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemeters. 24 GREEN. Departed this life Wednesday April 22, 1925, at 2:15 a.m., at her res dence. 512 F st. terrace se.. GERTRUDI GREEN, She leaves to mourn their 1o two loving daughters, May and Erma one son. Andrew: a loving mother-in-law 2nd *Tatberiniaw; one sister and one brother and a host of relatives and Trends. Puneral Saturday at 1 pm. from Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and D ste S Pate & Clark in charge. There was a space in Heaven it was not quite complete So_God took my dlfl!nll mot! To fill the vacant seal To Ol IBVING DATGHTER MAT. | Wednesday, _April 1925 ooved hu bang of Eugema | wards Harman. Funeral from his 13 e K orida ave. Do Friday April 24, at 11 am. Interment Rock | Creek Cemetery. HEALEY. Wednesday. April h idence. 515 G st. ne.. }-I‘LEAYI:E\'. beloved wife of the late Patrick J. Hehley. Funeral from the above resi dence, Saturday. April 25, at 9 am. thence to St. Aloysius Church, where high requiem mass will be sung at 9:30 a.m Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. tives and friends invited to attend MES. _Departed this life Tuesday. April se. Mrs. NELLIE HOLMES. She leaves to mourn their loss a husband. Samuel Holmes: & Mra. . Margaret Hill: a loving "' Agnes’ Hendereon three children. Ethel, Edward and Floyd Holmes. Mass will be celebrated at St Cyprian's Church, 13th and C sts. se.. Friday at 9 o'clock a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. TRk LAMBRECHT, Thursda: April 23, 25, at 4 am., KATHERINA, beloved wife of the late Ferdinand Lambrecht and mother of Mrs. Theodore Walter, aged 86 vears. Funeral from her late residence, "fith st on Saturday, April 25. at 2:30 p.m. latives and friends invited to at tend. Interment Prospect Hill Ctn'f'?‘le'ry VERPOOLE. Departed this life Monday umnmmx. April 20, 1925, at 5:30 a.m., at her residence, 7 2nd’ et. s.w.. JULIA LIVERPOOLE, devoted wife of the late Joseph Liverpoole and mother of Louise Coleman. She leaves to mourn their loss three sisters. a son-in-law, six grandchil- dren. three great-grandehildren and a host of ‘Gther relatives and {rends. Funer ervices at Metropoiitan Wesley A. M. E ion Church. D st. between 2nd vAnd 3rd sts ww. Friday at 1 pm. Rev. E. B tson officiating. God called you home: it was His will; 1 know you are at rest And those who think of you today Aro the ones who loved you best LIVERPOOLE. Ladies’ Golden L;zf \‘thl‘?‘(' ing Hope Society: You are hereby noti- fied to p:llend the hlncrf‘l fll] )lze.lé"(‘fiLXaA‘ V! OLE, Frid: pril 24,1925, }‘lnil:ns.‘,?rnm Zion Wesley Church, D st 2nd and sts. &w ety een A CLINE MARSHALL, Pres MARIE T. JOHNSON, Bec. Sec. MINETREE. Wednesday, April 22, 1925, at Ther residence. 1831 Beimont rd., BETTY EPPES MINETREE, widow of "the late Col. Joseph P. Minetree. Burial service at St. Thomas' Episcopal Chureh, 1 April 22, 192 HARM 22 FRANK P. 17th and Chiurch sts. n.w., Friday, April 24, at 2:30 p.m. Interment private NEWLON. Wednesday, April 22, 1025, at 7:15 p.m., at his residence, 45 R st. n.w FRANCES D. NEWLON. ' Funeral ser ices at the home, Friday. April 25. at 7 ‘m.~ Interment at Ebenezer Cemetery. iuemont, Va. o4 NORRIS. Departed_this life Tuesday, April 21, 1625, at 7:15 p.m.. at her residence. 3119 H st. n.w., SUSIE IDA _NORRIS. be: loved wife of Charles H. Norris. loving mother of C. Eldridge Norris of Kansas City. Mo., and Mary E. Lancaste To mourn their loss are four sisters. Mrt Martha Vaughan of Newark. N. J.. Mri Agnes Weems of Rockville, Md.: Mrs. Lucy Dufin of this city. Mrs. Louise Brown of Roselle. N. J.. and one brother. John Daphney of Rockville. Md.. and five grand- chitdren. ~Funeral Saturday. April 28. at 1330 p.n.. from St. Mary's Church. 33rd st. bet. G and H sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. b 24e ADE. Monday evening, April 20. 192! A etixe. Washington University 'Ho pital, MADISON SALLADE. Burial at Arlington Cemetery, Thureday. April 23, 1925, " April 2319025 at e E' "SCHADE. | beloved 4:15 am.. LOUIS! mother of Carl, John, Henry and Andrew Schade and Mrs. Paul F. Barnett. Fu- neral on Saturday at 2 p.m. from her late Tesidence, 922 Oth st. ne. * Relatives and {friends respectfully invited. 4 Departed this life Tuesday. Agnl 925, at 2 a.m.. at her residence. 516 e.w.. Mrs MINNIE WARD, devoted hter of Elizabeth Bagby and beloved aomi Ward and Arthur Simms aunt of Minnie E. J. Mason, Emma Brown. Simon Cogy. Alberta Dor- sett, ttie P. Boston. Andrew and Al- honso Keys. Sarah Denton, Mollie Whit. ow and Willis E. Blue and godmother of George Campbell, jr. Funeral Friday, April 24, from Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd and 4% sts. s.w., at 12 o'cl Rev. W. J. ard pastor. Our hearts are sad. Oh, God, how dreary: Lonesome. lonesome. ‘every spot: Ligtening ot her voice I’ wears., or we hear it mot. BY FAMILY. 23+ i dat maother of and devo [ | ARCHER. Deaths. SCHOTT. Wedneeday. April 2 Tesidence, 2728 28th st n.e husband ‘of Roealie Schoit. Funeral Lrom 'his late April 24, at 11 a.m. Relatives and frier invited. ‘Interment Loudon Park Cemeters Baltimore. (Baltimore. papers pleass copy.) 23 WILLIAMS. Departed this life, Monday April 20. 1025, at_Gallinger Hospital, at o'clock am.. FRANCES WILLIAMS She leaves to mourn their loss one sister. Rosetta Wells: a_ brother-in-law, Jobn Wells: a uephew, Francis Wells. Funeral Friday. April 24, 'at 1 o'clock, from Beth lehem "Baptist Church, Nichols ave.. Rel atives and friends invited. Rev. J. W Pace, D. D., pastor. WILI Suddenly 1635 at $:30 pm CHARLES NEWTON ~WILLIS, ~aged years, ved son of Lottie M. an late Charles S. Willis. Funeral ann ments late YATES. April 21. 1925 pital. James Josep! Joseph™and Susan Yites of Keswick. Va brother' of Henry Yates of Cleveland Ohio. and cousin of Mrs. Tessie Tyree 1$36' W st. n.w. Remains resting at the hapel of P. A. Lomax. 1400 S st May be seen Friday, Apri S and interment Keswick, April 24 YILEK. 1s Wednesday. April at_Sibley Hospita 5 the snce at Freedmen's Hos the beloved son_ of va Wednesd: FRAR ILEK. heloved Emma T. Yiiek.' Funeral from his lats residence Saturday. April 25. at 1 o'clock Interment Arlington National Cemetery. =4 In Memoriam. n husband of In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. LUCY E ARCHER, who died cight years ago tods April 23, 1917 THE FAMILY. * BANKS. In sad but loving remembrance of my beloved sister, SUSIE BANKS (nee Shipley), who departed this life one yea. ago today. April 23, 1924 Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping Till we reach the shining shore Then, O Master, let us have he; A8 we did in days before HER LOVING SISTER. ROSIE GREE BURTON. In loving remembrance of my dea husband, EDWARD BURTON. who dr parted this lite four sears ago today Four years are but as yesterday My heart stll longs for thee know you are happy in the world beyon Tl meet you_some sweet day WIFE, MARY S. BURTON BUTLER. In loving but sad memory of my dear son, JOHN BUTLER. who depart this life one year ago_today. April 1923 THE FAMILY CARROLL. In memory of MARGUERITE CARROLI Year ago today. April HER FRIEND, MRS 23,14 MARY CARTER. Tn SARAH J. CA life April ‘23, Her memory is as fresh today As in the hour ‘she passed awas FRIEND, JAS. A. HUCLIS In loving memors of my mothe TTIE A. COLE. who died 20 years ago today, April 23. 1905 HER DAUGHTER LULU GREEN. TIn loving remembrance of our de voted mother, MARY J. GREEN. who departed this " 1ife ears ‘toda. April 23. 192 He giveth His beloved THE HALL. In memory of my dearly husband, JOHN WESLEY HALL 1t is lonely here without you And sad along the way This life is not the same to Since wou were called away Sleep on. dear one. until we meet again MRS. FANNIE HALL LEAMAN. A loving tribute to the memory of our dear sister, ANNIE (GARNE| LEAMAN. who passed to the great beyond April 1925, THE FAMILY. * LUCAS. Sacred to dearly beloved one. husband. father and cousin, JOIN H LUCAS. who left us one year ako today, April 23, 1924 Can it be one sear todas Since our dear one passed a the time has quickly flow ‘e he left us all alone left a memor: Its fragrance can never Your life was short. pure and sweet DEVvSS God called 3ou on hugh EVOTED WIFE, JANIE E. LUCAS, AND CHILDREN Like a You sl memo RTER. who 919, departed oving this 1 CoL! N, two aso FAMILY fair and_sweet die. n the garden m in our hearte AND MATTIE TOMAS MILLER. In loving memory Little “srandson, FRANCIS MILLER, who departed th ago today, April 23, 192 At_the bedside of my de Night by night and da. I watched his loving hands crow ihinne And saw slowly fade away GRANDMOTHER St o DE SALES Lfe one yea randson by day MILLER little boy. ¥ ho departed th 1994 Lord of the Lving and the “_O\lxrofiz\m‘ et ol A e lay in wience at Thy Thiz sad: ead year. o Tt MOTHER. DADDY AND BROTHER MILLER. In memory of my Lt nephew. FRANCIS DE BALES MILLE! ¥ho departed this Life one year ago, April 33, 1994 No matter how heavy our loss ix No matter how gre e dei Dossn ¥ Heaven setm hearer- and brights To know that our loved one 1s thare HIS DEVOTED AUNTIE RANDALL. _In loving memory of my moth er. LIZZIE B. RANDALL, wh away five years ago today. Apnl 23, SON. C. H. BLAKEY Sweetest memory of our dea 1S DE SALES MILLER lie one year ago. Apr: dead, loving INS. With fond and loving remem of our dear daughter and’ eisy BEATRICE SCROGGINS. who. died April 5315y Y THE FAMILY SEND. In Joving memory of our dear and and father; JAMES S. TOWNS who departed this life five years ago. April 23, 1850 AND DAUGHTER TCCKER. In loving remembrance of ELIZA BETH ESTELLE “The Deloved wite 8 itt C. Tucker, w 3 27 years aso today, April 25, 1808 0 2 Hypien Oh. how hard it w Sitice tender Jove SCROG bran MARIE (a5, for s, to, part ad t the beart But the purest. the loviest we know Are ever thé surest. the soonest 1o & Though dars have flown and years have Dpassed Since last T saw your face The memory of sour loving heart Can never be erased Loved in_life. in death remembered BY HER LOVING HUSBAND. WINSTON. In sad but loving remembrancs of our dear mother, EDMONTA WINSTON who passed away April 23, 1917 We hoped that God would mother spare For many years: this was our prayer She thought no sacrifice too great To bring us up and educate Since the vears passed. if_she lired stil On. help us, Lord. to say Thy will o ° Now she is gone. we weep and pray. pherd 3 she ad atware A > ROOKINS L WINSTON. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. NE Phone L. 5543 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 872, J- WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Ea- baimer. Livers in connection. ™ Commoalotis chapel ‘and modern crematoriium . Modarais prices. 532 Pa. Ave. N.W. Call M. 1585 Quick. Dignified and Eficient Service. Deal & Co. £16 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 Automobile Service Chape! Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH §T. N.W. Main 2473 . B Modern Chapel. _Teiephons. H. Sardo & Co. Lincoln 524 JAMES T.. RYAN ot ongl] T AVeSEL apei incoln 142, Model Chgp ste Ambulancse: . Livery in Connection ———THE ORIGINAL ———y W.R.Speare Co. 1208 H STREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 840 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE b——— GLYDE J. NICHOLS —— VL. SPEARE CQ Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speara establishmant. 940 F St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Egtablished 1841, hone Weat 98 Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 T T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT AP, ST. ORTH 1724 CEMETERY LOTS. FOR SALE—FIVE SITE IN ROCK CREEK Cemetery: beautifully located; price normal. Address. or call at Clifton Terrace West, Apt. 411 Au' ]