Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1925, Page 5

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Low Terms May be arranged to suit your own convenience. Upholstery FIBER ROCKERS Spring-seat Loose Cretonne Cushions of selected colors. Unfinished BREAKFAST SUITE 5 Pieces—Drap-leaf table, 4 bowback chairs with split center. Monday Special GHT FURNITURE Always Right w uality and Price 905 7th Street | pital | from lwill 1eaa 1 York City STAR, WALES PAYS VISIT - TONAVAL STATION | I | Right Wrist, Swollen From { | Handshaking, Prevents } Ride in Race. By the Associated Press CAPE TOWN, South A ‘The naval station of ome 20 miles from Cape Town, to- gether with adjoining villages, cele brated the visit of the Prince of Wales today. A naval boat crew, which earned the honor by winning a mile race recently, rowed the prince out to the training ship General Botha. He was piped aboard and inspected the hoys, expressing his admiration for the manner in which the youths' ‘raining was carried out. I'he prince is suffering {swollen right wrist, which probably | developed through much shaking of hands. Today he was observed resting his arm across his ches { In the afternoon the Kenilworth races attracted his interest. He back- {ed the favorite for {cup, an event which developed a nip and tuck between two of the horses in |the last hundred yards and ended in |@ dead heat. It was hoped that the prince would ride in the fifth race but his lame wrist made this impossi ble. The Wales cup eventually went to a horse ridden by ative jockey which paid £491; f the £1 ticket Despite his crowded program, the prince found time to visit Maj. Gen ir Henry T. Lukin. permanent force Union of South Africa, retired, who was seriously ill t his residence nearby. 1In the evening a private din |ner was given in the prince's honor nthe Parliament building. The | speaker of the house presided, and | the Earl of Athlone, governor general, |and all the members of the Assembly |and Senate attended ica, May 2 mons Town, from a Deaths lieportéd Deaths reported to the Health Department last 24 hours nma V. Graves 1416 34th st nnie Fess 3 5th et n.e . Ontario Apts. Sianton Park Hospital 18, ¢ 14 Hospital Whitesid 1003 Otis &t Brooke rgctown Uni Robert Wynn. 47 se Dennis L. 0'Brien, 6 5T &t Naoma Lockhart. 65. Home for Incurables. ahalaly J. Williamson, 88, 614 E st. n.e orge R ) Veronica | University Hospital Lenard Read John R. Thomas, 3d. 1 zinia ave. s.w Cora Brown. 35, Gallin, Bessie Johnaon. 38 Toseph 'Wh Jeremiah E Phi 30, Georgetown n's Hospital month, 1008 Vir. spital Anthony Track, D. ( Benjamin Pinkett, 13. Freadmen's Hospital Sumuel Triplett. 51, St. Elzabeth's Hos Brown. 86 i Beanms Raor Frank ¥ erzency Hospital Malind I8 10tk st James 1203 5d st s.w Josephine ) cwe, 23 days, 2920 Stan ton rd. se OB.GANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY The Wanderlusters' Fifty-eighth northeast at 2:30 o'cl trict line car from and New York hike will start nd' Dix streets ck, Take Dis- ourteenth_street avenue. Mr. Handy Ferris of New will deliver an address he- fore the Women's Political Study Club, 5 o'clock, at Phyllis Wheatley . W. C Public_invited : Hotel Inn Plione Main 8108-8100. 604-610 9th St. N.W. $7 rooms, $6 weekly: $10.50 rooms, 55 13" with tsilet. shower and Javate in room. 505 more. Rooms Liks Mother's. AMBULANCES, $4.00 Up to date—Fully equ cot, stratcher, blankats and uhm;nw BROWNSTO HOME. Col. Prof. William H pped with rolling pillows. E FUNERAL YA EST. 1857 Local Service Our local clientele. as the many out-of-town ca have handied. know what | ns to cali in Zurhorst i their hour of hereavement and sorrow. ZURHORST Morticians ] Milburn T. Zirkle, Mgr 301 East Capitol St. Tel. Lincoln 372 Zurhorst C. 8. Zurhorst, odel Livery in RRARRR ar. R Chapel Connection L. H. Forster’s 11th and M Sts. N.W. Is a Mid-City . Star Branch Office If you live in that vicinity please feel perfectly free to make use of the Star Branch Office in Mr. Forster’s Store — where you may leave Classified ads for The Star. This is one of many Branch Offices located all over town—for the convenience of Star patrons. No fees— only regular rates and prompt service. The Star prints MORE Classified ads every day than all the other papers here combined. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office WASHINGTON. D. the Prince of Wales | | Office MAY 3, 1925— PART 1. Hotel Manager Dies CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Washington Section, Council of Jewish Women, will hold its final meeting for the season tomorrow, 2 pm., in vestry rooms of the Eighth Street Temple. Election of officers and directors for the ensuing year will be held. Frederic Willlam Wile will speak of “A Last-Minute Broadcast.” Reports of officers and chairmen of | committees covering the year's activi ties will be presented, with a reception and tea in honor of ‘Mrs. Alexander | Wolf, the retiring president. Psychology Club will hold a business meeting tomorrow, § p.m., at the Playhouse. Washington Circle, €. C. L. will have {ts annual meeting tomorrow, 2:30 p.m., at 5517 Illinois avenue. Sub Ject x Hyglene.” Election of off cers, Joseph A, and sanitary |ington schools Murphy, chief medical inspector of the Wash will speak before the | District Public School Association | Wednesday, 8 p.m., in t rd room of the District Building 1hiect: “The ndpoint of the Physiefan.’ | The annual mee {Chapter, Daughters the Ame | Colonists, will be held Tuesday ning t the College Women's Club Election of officers and annual re ports. Citizens' Association |\\xH meet Monday, 8 |tibrary. Ele Maj. Daniel J. uditor, will address the next meeting of the Columbi Citizens' Association Tuesday St Stephen’s Hall, 3017 He will talk of p.m., ion of officers. Takoma at the District regular Heights night at Fourteenth on District Donovan, finances. Sofia, the capital Bulgaria, a one of the centers of interest in Europe, is for the most part quite A modern town. Since 1880 it has been almost entirely rebuilt and laid out in “European” style, the narrow winding lanes old Turkish town having been replaced by broad streets bordered with fine building nd houses of the most modern co uction prese; ATREDALE—Fe Apply Washingt, | 349 Maryland av | BULL TERRIER—Female | v ings- white | League brindle. with line down face: lo Animal Rescue hingtor nd ave Anamal Rescue League, 398 xS ‘IIII,LIE —Male. puppy. 2 mo: « old with “dark _brown ears shaded into Apoly Washington ‘Animal Rescue “white black League | TERR Male. Sealsham black nose and eyes mal_Rescue League. white: voung Apply Washington Ani 349 Maryland ave. sw _LOST. collar and tag s Beaded. on Pa. ave. ’iam State. War Nayy Blde. containinz money and cou pons. Reward_Col. 5740 BAR PIN—Ladv's. lonk. Abt. 208, the Jefferson: > BILLFOLD—Contamnine four B__& 0 paskes and_moncy. #i Hotel hineton Saturday eve Please return to Wash wgton Hotel desk and receive BRACELET—Soft small _diame Vorth 730 | BRACELET. “Buildine BREASTPIN. in Eold. set cor | S0s “MeSherry | Building BRIEF CASE. with books Ashmead pl. nw BROOCH—Lar gold: greatly vaiued fo eral reward 1f returned CAT—White Angora. male tirn to 34 Channing st: 1w OXD—Fell out of setting. Phone Col | i i Sial el 4 | DoG—w bitewoodie oAk~ Rativeio 33 Park Reward al black, female, resembling collie hair. brown leather collar: = Telephone West 1331 P. S “Andrews. Dept. of Jus tice, or return fo 1409 318t kt. now DOG—Resembles Airedale: black and tan. years old: D. €. tag Reward. Phone 16915, Taylor. "B 3% book 500 platinum. with Sapraires liberal ard House " business = pearl. Insuranc ¥old tassel Dot Reward old-fashioned, black askociations Col $5 for bis re taining two bank Telephone West Whitt's quarters. rim. Saturday. 2438 20th st Mt Pleasant car or Reward. 1719 Lanier FIELD GLASS and_case " Mrs. Fiteh —Tnitialed 21. " Reward. E D H' Re office. 4+ ture grounds. or_on 14th and G si Thursday, April 2: Reward. Call Fr. ; !xn;fi;a&-d oth X ress inside. Prentice. 1523 C st. 1867 i Can. A. Granger. Col. KEYS—DOn ring. Thursday. between and 17th sts. Reward. J wnLr,M CHARM —Finder please E. Church, Falls Church, Va ~words er: last Saturday, April nd_ave. n.e. - PAY ENVELOPE—Friday night. containing $110 in bills: entire salary of working girl. Liberal _reward. Call ~ Franklin 3460, eray Bl PIN. Theta Chi. diamond shaped: * diamonds, 12 pearls. Liberal platinum, turn to 2 diamond, bar, B"k‘wnrd. PIN. gold, with three pear 1d, on Hichy DaiF of rcalds nd Grrok lmem D. TH. P} c: A 0 name. “Susie Wiire N, e Weihbetay avepiag, April 20; reward. 2202 Q st. n.w. North | 981, e ETBOOK—Lady's_black_popli trimmed. containing a trifie over key and’ postal mioney order rece day evening. either on 13th and Iowa bus or at corner of 7th and Allison sts. n.w. Please plone 686-J silver snsontaining pins. spectacled and monéy. Liberal rew e hone Col. 4107, or Frank. 1031 PURSE—Brown, containing_about $8_and two kevs. Reward. Address Box 176 Star _oft A George Washington Law purse, knife. | P ton Building _and School, leather snap contannig biils, silver,’ gold-handled rooks Allen, 3203 7th ne OLID TRUCK TIRE, one-nalf of size 0x12, off Littlefield-Alvord truck, May 1 finder 'please “call Col. 19- i 2513 14th st. n.w.. Monday. UMBRELLA, biue silk, on 13th and Avril 20, at’ 4:30 p.m. Return 330 M land a Phone Linc. 2532 WRIST WATCH_Swite (lady evening, and black strap. Phone Col 2188. after 8. $20 BILL—Vicinity of Ca. av Creek Church road. sdap evening, Kind Tt s ooy who out T st 191 Creek Church road. $5.00 reward. " and Rock Welfare of the School Child from the | ng of the District | ROBERT S. DOWNS CLAIMED BY DEATH President of National Capital Hotel Corporatien. Had Been Il for Year. Robert Strawbridge Downs, years old, president of the National Capital Hotel Corporation and long prominently identified in business, fra ternal and club circles in Washington, died at his home, Twin Acres, Edge moor, Md., late Friday night after a! lingering illness. Mr. Downs was manager of the Washington Hotel un- til about a year ago, when he retired from active work due to failing health Mr. Downs was born in Baltimore, the son of late Rev. Wilford Downs and Mrs. Martha Cornelius Downs, and was educated in the public schools in his native city and Washington, fin ishing his education at Baltimore City College. His father was at one time pastor of Waugh M. E. Church in this city Iintering the hotel business in early youth, Mr. Downs spent several years in New Jersey and came to V n in Hotel Company at the time of the modeling of the old Palais Royal into the Raleigh Hotel, in 1893. He remained at the Raleigh Hotel until 1903, after which he managed the Stafford Hotel in Baltimore until 1913. He ma red the Shoreham Hotel from then until 1917¢ resigning to build the Washington Hotel and later remained in charge until resigning about a vear ago. Member of Many Groups. was a member of the Board of Trade, the Commerce, Merchants’ cturers’ Association, Co- lumbia Country Club, Kiwanis Club, Racquet Club, International Club, The Greeters, the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and was long prominent in M being a member of La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. Columbia Chapter, No. 1, Masons: Columbi Commandery, Knights Templar: Albert Pike Con Sistory, No. 1; Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine, and the Kallipolis | Grotto. He was also former president | of the Maryland Hotel Men's Associa tion . | "He is survived by a son, Donald | Downs a brother Rev Howard Downs of this city, and a sister, Mrs {John Wright His wife, who was I Mrs. Fay Saville Downs, as stricken while on the golf course at the Colum- | bia Country Club about six years ago | {and died soon afterward. { " Funeral services for Mr. Downs will | be conducted at the residence at | Edgemoor, Md., tomorrow afternoon | 2 o'clock. Interment will be in tock Creek Cemetery FREE STATE ARMY BAND “AMONG EUROPE’S BEST” Dublin Reports Organization Fa- vorably Compares in Skill With Any Other Military Body. Mr. Downs Washington Chamber of and Manu ce of the Associated Prese . April 14—The Free State i has now reached a stage of artistic skill in which it can bear omparison with the best military | bands in Europe. It has frequently | filled the Theatre Royal with enthu- siastic_audiences at good prices, and | its performances throughout the prov- | inces have been warmly welcomed |1t is now suggested by some Ameri-} can friends who have heard the band | that it should be sent to the United States to give performances in centers where there are large populations of | Irish origin, and the defense and fin- | ince ministers have been asked to consider this proposal. ‘ THE WEATHER | District— probably tomorrow: winds i Virginia—Fair today, warmer in central and west portions: 10morrow fair. moderate westerly winds. Maryland—Fair and slightly warmer today: tomorrow fair: moderate to | fresh northwest and west winds. West Virginia—Fair and warmer to- probably fair. orresponde DURBLI Army Bar “air and warmer today and zentle westerly ¥i tomorrow Records for Twenty-two Hours. Midnight, 47; 2 am., 46; 4 am 6 a.m., 44; 8 am., 52; 10 a.m., 59 noon, 61; 2 p.m.. 64: 4 p.m.. 64; p.m.. 62; 8 p.m. 10 p.m., 51 Highest, 64.8; lowest, 43.1 Relative humidity—8 a.m.. 56 per cent; 2 p.m.. 24 per cent; 8 p.m., 38 per cent Rainfall (8 a.m. to 8 p.m.), 0. Hours of sunshine, 13.7. Per cent of possible sunshine, Temperatures same date last Highest, 73; lowest, 43. Weather in Various € Temperature. — Precip- | Max. Min tation & Sat- Fri b to urdas. night 2pm 64 i a1 58 48 B4 a4 16 44 48 a4 30 50 sat 2p.m. R 80 Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cineinnati, Cheyenne, Cleveland, Ohio. Davenport. Iowa Denver. Colo, Des Moines, Detroit, Mich. Duluth; n.. Paso. Iveston. Helena. Mont. Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Fla.. Kansas_City. Mo. . Little Rock, Ark... " Los Angeles, Calif.. Couisville, Ky....... Marquette, Mich Memphis, ' Tenn. Miami, Fla.. Mobile, Ala. Orleans, York. N. orth Plaite, Nebi Omaha, Nebr. Philadelphia. Pa.. { Phoenix. Ariz..... Pittsburgh, Pa Portland. Me... . Portland, Oreg. E S. Lake City, Utah. St. Louis, Mo... St. Paul,’ Minn, n Antonio, Tex. San Diego, Calif S. Francisco, O il Ohio Tex. Tnd. La, Savannan, G Seattle. Wash Springfield. 11 Tampa, Fla.... Toledo. Ohio. Vicksburg, Miss. WASHINGTON, Blrlhs Reported Births reroru-d to the Health Department within the last 24 hours: Harry V. and Veronica E. Schnabel, (twine). Burton K. and Luly M, Weeler. girl. ¥red and Jeanette Becker, Vincenzo and Maria Bello, bo’ Santo and Michelina Guilmi, ¥rancesco and Anna d Anwa Firl. girls John J. and Gertrude C. James and Rowa Arnone, girl. 3 rien, gir! Oliver and Mary L. Carr, ho}‘ Edw V{'fl Fdflafl Fl(}rer‘i:e A vsheln. girl. e e, L 95 L, Voo, fin l‘%ol‘b‘er:thnnd“M yrl" ‘E.finfll.' M{-il Charles J. and Ethel Wmu rlr], i James F. and Helen Daly, and Claudia B. MeCia THirota W ina Patiine 1. Wisht Doz )" l ht. bo; William W. and Edith S & ‘Walter H. and Gertru Inll» amuel and Lillian Lichtensteln, girl. lliam and Brenta boy. ward and e Bowman, boy, Deaths. LOGAN. Friday. May 1. 1925, at 1:40 p.m., WORLD LOSES IN DEATH OF SARGENT, YORK SAYS| AN P PEPTEY ANTOY 000 Trvine st now. Funsral from - the chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co. Duke Voices Sympathy at Painter’s 1113 7¢h ot nw. Monday: War & at 4 p.m. ‘Relatives and friends invited. In. terment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. —* Members of the Frederick Douglass Association are notified af death. May 1, 1925, of J. R. MILES. Iaf a member of this association. Funera from his late residence. 1 at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. JOHN A LEON TURNER. R. . Passing at Royal Academy Banquet. Assocluted Press. LONDON, May 2.—The Duke of York, replying tonight to the roval toast at the annual banquet of the Royal Academy, referred touchingly to the sad loss the entire world has | ™ onces suffered in the recent death of John | at his ®adence 1313 New Jers Singer Sargent, the distinguished | 0. Fuieral Sunday. May 9 1920 at American artist, who had lived many | Church 3. 1T NAVLOR. President vears in London. J. C. BURLLS, Secretary 3 The duke expressed his most sin-| MOORE. Friday. Mav 1. 1025 at Johus cere sympathy for the irreparable loss | - Hoviine Hospital flinmiore. BERTHA B which he said the academy had sus- [ Peloved wife of Dr. Blaine ¥. Moore. il tained in the passing of one of the | funeral home 100 N st Mondav foremost * portrait painters of the| Mas 3 ai Willac times. Lo The banquet was a brilliant gather- | O'BRIEN ng of statesmen, diplomats and prom- | inent personages in many walks of | life. Sir Frank Dicksee, president of | the academy, presided. Among those | present were Premier Stanley Bald-| win. the Archbishop of Canterbury. | Reliet By 1 esident Elder Men's Relief Association an he death of THOMAS MINOR belove G Conn, dence M. Trinity Rudyard Kipling, James M. Barrie Viscount Astor and Sir Squire croft, the actor. Ban [ 4 aad fathe Public Bath for Dogs. Correspondence of the Associated Press | MUNICH, April 13.—There is now| S Dieko. Cal no excuse for Munich dogs going about | Caiit dirty. A public bath for dogs has been | established and is open from | am. to 7 p.m i Cards of Thanks. CAMPBELL. We wish to exi o friends expressions of sympathy PURNELL. g PURNELL. 1 metery. San D HER LOVING SIS] AND BROTH or PR D daily Hosr™ TON REGAN. D MRS. OWE DORSEY. The family of M LEN DORSEY gratefully Kind _expressions of relatives and friends a death. April 1925 wish to ex Dress ‘their sinccre thanks for the beauti ful_floral_trib HER 'SONS VIOLA™ UNDERDUE R. HARRY BUDD. MR~ ALTA DORSEY AND MRS OLLIE BRIGHT wish to express o appreciation to rela their beautiful flora .u'..: kindness shown duning the the death of our_love LIAM M. GALLIA GRAY. We wish to express thanks and appreciation to friends for their beautiful fi and kindness shown during th after the death of our loved o PORK GRAY THE FAMILY. * O'NEILL. We wish to express o ; thanks and appreciation to our = and friends for their beautiful flo: utes and kindnesses shown during ness and at the death of our devoted fa ther, GEORGE O'N. THE FAMILY. * STANTON. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation 1o our relatives friends for their beautiful floral tri d % : mors utes and sympathetic expressions during | s AUGHI the” death of our heloved hushand. o RICK t and brother. GEORGE STANTON day WEBEAMILE == ]S Wihisn ko Beaths. o Unknown 1o of Suadenty. SR TT AS loved husband. of CARRICK Remains_resting at the home of | " of ms Martin W, Hysonz Co Funeral _services. at Chureh, 3rd and C sts. et i am. Inters emetery. “ [Richmonc Ders Dlease cops.) BOLTON. Saturday, Mas .. at his residence. 408 HOFFMAN J. BOLTO of Myrtie Bolton A gon-in-law. four grandehilirer inlaw and iwo nieces. . Funerai at 1:30 p.m. from Galbriith n Church. 6th st. between ste. nw. Rev. Battle, pastor and friends invited o attend Monday St Tenatine at 10 a.m the THOMAS THOMAS MEEORGE WILEY LTAM RCAR GEORGE km,n‘n. F.“Achby ASHBY BENX Trinit He 15 survived father of Benjamin A. an Wil 3 Brown. Mary J. Francis, Annie ne Smart 10 am.. at the Church . De [ Relatives and friends invi ES BUTLER. Thu 3 b residence. 1 faughter of the lat n i mia Butler and beloved sister M. Butler. Funeral from St Chiurch Monday Iy omit flowers. CAMPRELL. Fridav. May 1. 192 dor Hall "ARTHUR H. CAMPBELL Louis and Washington. Services at Le Mondas BEVERLY no_tell aslesp Fehruars 2 Funeral mase | Au May 4. at 10 am 1025, at Mrs. C.'V. Burn. side, 181R Newton st. n.e., Mrs. HANNAH F. DAVIS.'in her &Ist vear. Funeral at the above address Monday. Mav 4 p.m. Interment at Lancaster, Ohio. DENT, May 1. 1625, at 0:30 »m Oakléy. Md_ IDA ELiZ Col. John Marshall Dent. I p.m.. ‘Sunday. May 3. at_All Sa opal Cemetery. Oakley. St. Mary: Md. (Atlanta, Ga.. papers please cop w that he met his Sav ot = Funeral from his_ late residence Acres. Edzemoor. Md.. Monday_ May 4 Interment (private) at Rock ¢ ance of 1 cudden 1917 FUCHES. CHARLES Suddenly. residen: RINNE D DUFF residence Monday terment at Be: EYRE. Friday. field Hospital band of Beatrice vre. 1o mourn his loss a_ son Reginald and Alberta Esre his late residence, 4323 41 st. now day. April 4. at 9 p. Interment gressional Cemetery. Relatives and invited to attend. (Chicaxo. Il ewark. N. J.. papers please copy. FINCH. Friday, May 1, 1g am. at_his Tesidence, 10 ne. ' JAMES D.. heloved hus B, Finch. in hi: 75th vear Saturday Germantown Funeral May, 4 Ville Ce May 1. 16 HARRY J May_ 2. 19 Md. COR: om her late pm. In ND. * he mem wif a devoted IARRISON HAWKINS netery aven of rest six vears beloved hus iv's br meet ¢ HER HUSGAND AND DAUGHTER. J HAWKINS AND GOLDIE J. BROWN DUSER. A tribute of love to_the memory HOETS achrmother’ BLEA R HOCSER his late residence on Monday who depariec fe 1% years ago (o 8:30 am. Mass at St Aloysius Chu day. May al'® o'clock. thenen to Mount Olivet ( Today tery. Relatives and friends invited of a 1o FER. Departed this life Fridav, May | It is lonely here 1 1035 at 420 bm.at Garfield® Hox In the & pital, ARCHIBALD B. . JENNIFER. de- | For heneath Yoted son of William and Svme L. Jenni fer. He leaves to mourn his departure a loving ‘mother and father. two hrother Harold J. and William E. Jennifer: « sister. MrsJowel J. Philiins of Wil ' NTC and other relatives and, friends. X0 iy tice of funeral later 0 T. Rhines & alwaye be loved Co.. funeral directors. in charge All that T am Thou gavest me All that I have I give to Thee HNSON. Entered in ay 1. 1995, at 1 riet ilinees. w Christian fortitide. of Charles Johnson devoted mother of Frederick, Bessie. Minnie. Grace John son and Theresa Walker (riee Johnson) and of the late Corai Washington and Harry Johnson. ' She Jeaves 1o mourn their loss a husband. one son. four danehters and ten grandchildren. Funeral Mondav May 4. at 2 p.m.. from Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church. 6ih «t. vetween I ats. n.w.. Rev. William Battle offic Friends and relatives invite KEOUGH. Saturda residence. 12 loved of funeral later. copy.) KING. am and 111 Is th vy 1 one 1 est out vou. mother dst of friends T am biue. the smile there's an & ar. sweet face and remen: And You w me of the best DAUGHTER. DORA COSI Because HER LOVING MANO [ THOMAS. In loving memory of our dear wife and _mother. REBECCA THOMAS. Who departed this life 10 sears azo toda; May The . and i e sweet face place Are and_ead Lincoln 524 n otice (Baltimore papers please | JAMES T.. RYAN 3 317 Pa. Ave. SE Saturday o 1:30 Chapel " “Lincoln 142 CATHERI ed wife ‘of John ate, Ambulancés ok umeral from the Fesiienicc of her Livery in Conr Khter. Mra. Mary. Tice. 641 1 st Tuesday. May 5. at 8:30 am. Sol S Bes B Bt W et | WL, SPEARE CQ Churh " at 0 “o'dlock. = Relatives | Neither the successors of nor comnected friends invited. ~ Tnterinent at Mount | with the oripinal W B Spere sommein Olivet Cemetery. wiy P S AWRENCE. ~ Saturday. May Biose Franic. o020, 940 t. N.W. tershurs Hospita tershurs — RRITR S ND A WR KA The 1ate Joempn 3. Tawrenes ]oseph”F\.uB;&c(l: s Sons LESTIE. Thursday. April 30. 19: sl J Home for the Aked and infirm. AMOS | 3| A\ T Established 1841 LESTIE. Body at city morgue—anioes 3034 M ST. N.W. lhmm\\ru“fl__ same is caled du-r by d‘ pm. tomorrost e l S 1sposed of acc ‘;a {'." ns wi according to the wiler emce h Funeral Directors Siuge 1850 nl H 55 32 Penna. Chevy Chase. ¥/ it | Vialn 12 _Ave. N.W. Remaine afe resting at Zuirhorst s fineral paciore. 30T Exet Capithl 2t Bur jces will be heid at St. Mark's E Church. 3rd and A ste. s.e. Monday, May 440 2 pm. Relatives and’ friends 1hvited 16 “attend s omit=flowers. Inter- mient Congressional Cemetery McKAY. Passed peacefully away Thursday "Abril’ 30, 1025, at D:30 D at his resy: dence. 1540 Corcoran st. 1 ret BAR- NEY" McKAY. _hust of Juiia > Meo Ko Funeral’ Sunday. May o from 'S0 's Church. 20rd st. bet. G and H st -~ | e "Frionds inviied: 3" | TWICLIAN LEE Funeral: Dlrecior and £ McKAY. Members of the Men's Cliff Rock| h3imer T omgmodious chupel and, modern: crematorium * Moderate Bencflcial Asso, are Botified of the death | SIES 55 "Va. Ave. N Call M G380 BTy S, Trom B0 Mary's BB Ghuroh Fr}ankTS:c%er s Sons Co. 1113 SEV & 23rd st. between G and H sts. n.w.. at 1 p.m. Members are requested to be present. | Modern Chapel. T hion 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. HNSON, Pres. WALTER J. SINGLETON, Sec Prompt_auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. MILES. Entered into eternal rest Friday Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St, BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket SEL iscopal £3aniGat H ST. N.E Phone L. 5543, CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301, EAST CAPITOL ST. Phou 641 neral Sun oted daughter. Phoebe S. Miles: a sister. Mrs. Mary Calvert, ‘and other relatives and friends. Funeral from his late ence Sunday at 1:30 pm. Interment at Oxon Hill, Md. Joln T. Rhines & Co.. funeral directors, In charge. band of Mary Miles and son of Phoebe Miles, ' He leaves to mourn his departure And Other Beautiful F! Moderate Prices, 1ith & H. e and mother. a loving T X