Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1925, Page 7

o 4 “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth Street at New York Avenue Goodman & Suss Clothing Cool as a Mountain Top That’s how a man feels dressed in a Gold- heim Summer suit. Palm Beach Suits Genuine Irish Linen Suits $l 7.50 Mohair Suits $20.00 Priestley Mohair Suits Also | Tropical Worsteds, Wool Crash, who prefer them. Gabardines and Secrsuckers for men THE EVEN VIN H. S. LICHAU DEAD, RESULT OF ACCIDENT Was Fatally Injured When Hit by Electric Car and Succumbed in Hospital. Henry S. Lichau, 1215 New Jersey avenue, was fatally injured yesterday morning by an electric car of the Washington-Virginia Railway Co. at Upton, Va., dying shortly after reach ing Emergency Hospital. Lichau's hearing was affected, it is stated, and it is thought the accident | resulted from his failure to hear and heed the warning sounded by the motorman. The car was eastbound and was approaching the station when Lichau, it is believed, crossed the westbound tracks in an effort to reach the station to board the car to_come to the city. Motorman C. J. Rallston whistled a warning, it is stated, and did every. thing in his power to stop the car in time to prevent an accident. 'He was Complete, as Low as. CHAMBERS BROWN! FUNERAL HOME. COL. 432 Gaselll G _STAR, WASHIN unable to bring it to a stop before it struck Lichau. The injured man was brought to the city and taken to the hospital, where he soon died. A sister and niece visited the hospital for the pur: pose of establishing the identity of the body and the sister became so ill that a physican had to attend her, Lichau lived alone at the New Jersey avenue address. He was a Shriner and well known in Masonic and business circles. Many years ago he conducted concessions.at the Benning race track. Funeral arrange- ments have not been complmed. AVIATION EXPERT DIES. Vicomte de la Jarrie, French Backer of Wrights, Was 62. NEW YORK, June 16 (@) — Vicomte Gustav de la Jarrie, head of the French government’s information bureau in New York City and one of the pioneer promoters of aviation in France, died at his home yesterday, after a brief illness, aged 62 years. The vicomte induced the Wright brothers to go to France in 1909, and constructed the first airdrome in France at Cannes. He was associated ‘with the King of Spain in promoting the Wright brothers' activities at Pau, France. Canada is standardizing its crops. In 1907 over 100 varieties of wheat were cultivated: last vear the num- ber had been reduced to 6. —A Fashionable Shoe That Corrects Foot Ills The Ease-All Shoe is gr: Trigly trim lines and splendid f stantly to well dressed women But still more important is it corrects ioe( ills. aceful and modish and smart. itting qualities recommend it in- the miraculous manner in which Weakened arches, tired muscles and ligaments that through insuf- fic ient exercise are no longer ca- pable of carrying their burden re- sp ca ond instantly to the semenf of “Ease-Alls.” soothing G. B. WHITE CO.,, Inc. 1311 G Street N.W. %> X/ Over Y. W. C. A, Take Elevator ORGEORG TR Before Long You, too, of an % & 30X Associated Members And Recommended Burners Zellers & Co. “Aetna’”’ 2035 K Street N.W. Telephone West 858 s @ 9 9 Automatic Heating Corp. “Nokol” 1719 Conn. Ave. N.W. Telephone North 627 Ballard Oil Equipment Co. “Ballard” 1745 Conn. Ave. N.W. 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Associated Oil Burner Dealers of washington_ Convert the Every type of Butyou’ll have | Pythian Temple. ‘1 cal program D. €. TUESDAY CADWELL TYLER DIES AT AGE OF 70 YEARS Was for Many Years, Until Re-| tired, Employe of Internal Revenue Bureau. Cadwell Tyler, 70 years old, many years an employe in the in ternal revenue division of the Treasury Department and a resident of this city more than 40 years, died at his residence, 1712 Oregon avenue, Saturday. He was retired from the Government last year. A native of New York State, Mr. Tyler was the son of the late Jerome B. Tyler and Mrs. Elizabeth Cadwell Tyler. He was graduated from Yale in the class of 1877 and afterward received a law degree at George Washington University. He was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Yale Alumni Assocfation. He also was a member of the Church of the Cove- nant and the men's society of that church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Mills Tyler; a son, Cadwell Tyler, 2d, and a sister, Miss Caroline Tyler, all of this cit Funeral services were conducted at the residence this morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, offi- clated. Interment will be at Holland | Patent, N. Y. for ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. There will be a curbstone frolic at Grant Circle, Petworth, starting at 6 o'clock. Refreshments, and music by the Navy Band Vincent B. Costello Post, No. will meet in board room of the Dis. The Knights of Pythias will hold an annual memorial service, 8 o'clock, at Speakers and musi Open td the public. No. 1 8 o'clock, George Washington American Legion, Post, will meet, I street. 1326 I street 8 o'clock by on the subject of His Word and Healed Them Unity Society, addressed at will be Viva M. Fifty young men and women will | attend the second annual banquet of JUNE 16, 1925. the B. Y. P. U. Society of First Baptist Church, 7 o'clock, at the garden tea house of Grace Dodge Hotei. Dr. Samuel J. Porter, Rev. Perry L. Mitcheil and Thomas Wilson will be the honor guests. Addresses, music and the installation of officers. Miriam Chapter, No. 23, O. E. 8., will give a lawn fete for the benefit enth and H streets northeast, ning at 7 o'clock. begin- CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Home Economics Association of the District will meet tomorrow at Grace Dodge Hotel. Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps | will meet tonight. The next session will be held July 21. Hope Chapter, No. 30, 0. E. S., will have a garden party tomorrow from 6 to 11 p.m. at Naval Hospital grounds, Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. It will continue Thursday and Friday evenings. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and cool- er tonight; tomorrow fair, with mod- erate temperature; moderate to fresh north and northeast winds. Maryland—Fair and cooler tonight; tomorrow fair with moderate temper- ature; fresh northwest and north _W‘nds, diminishing tonight and becom- ing northeast tomorrow. Virginia—Generally fair and cooler tonight; tomorrow fair; cooler in southeast portion; fresh north shifting to_northwest winds. West Virginia—Fair and cooler to night; tomorrow partly cloudy with| moderate temperature. Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; 8 p.m.. 12 midnight, 79; 4 a.m., 75; 8 am., noon, £2. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.98; 8 p.m., 29.91; 12 midnight, 29.85: 4 a.m., 29, 8 am., 29.81; noen, 29.84. Highest temperature, 93, occurred at 4 pm. vesterday Lowest temperature, 74, occurred at 7 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 81; lowest, 66. 85 7 water at § am. today: Great Falls— Temperature, 80; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:58 a.m. 11111 p.m.; high tide, 4:22 a.m. 447 p.m. Tomorrow—Low high tide, 5:13 a.m. and and tide, and 1149 am.; 5:39 p.m. The Sun and Moor Toda & & & < fé%@.%% S L < & X0 Q < Z4>> 9 Z@ % @: O %: f@:i@ & %@fi"«@ Sun rose 4:41 a.m 36 p. . Tomortow ts, 7:36 p.m. Moon rises 2:05 a.m.; sets 3:15 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Vai Sun rises 4:41 a.m.; sun us Cities. 4 & g8 Stations. “opemoivg LEEETiH Awpansag x > & » > 8 Abilene. Tex Ibany .. Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Detroi .. El Paso Galveston Helena .. Huron, §. D) Indianapolis Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Rain Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy 2 :». cloudy 058 28 . 30.068 30.00 | Jacksonville Kansas Cit Los Angeles Coursville Cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Pclouds Cloudy Rain Cloudy Clea: Clea: Clear Clouds Cloudy _ Cloudy Ciear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Philadelph! Phoenix Pittsburgh . Portland Portland Raleigl S. Lake City San” Antonio San Diego. . S. Francisco. St. Louis St. Paul Seattle . Spokane WASH..DC. 0.04 FOREIGN. (8 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations, Temperature. Weather. London, England.... 62" Clear Parts, France . 63 Clear Viennia, Austria 58 Part clo Berlin. Germany R Copenhagen. Denmark 58 Part cloudy Horta (Fayal). Azores.. 72 Part cloudy Hamilton, Bermuda. Part cloudy San Juan, Porto Rico. Part cloudy 5 Cloudy Part cloudy = PUPPY—Part setter. white body. left_eve and ear black, right ‘ear flecked with black, three tiny black spots in back: tail about 7 inches long: between 4 and 5 months old found on 30th st. in Georgetown. Owner kindly ‘claim. ~Washington Animal Rescue Leagiie. 349 Maryland ave. s.w. TERRIER, male, white. one dark ear. near 6th and 'H n.&. Apply Animal Rescue League. 340 Maryland ave. sw. 16+ et et o e O R LOST. BAR PIN. diamond: Friday about 6 between 10th and Mass ave. reward. Helen Lowe, 1107 Ant. 55 BAR PIN, Reward. BILL FOLD, containing S80. 3120 Elm st.. Mt. Rainier. Md. BOOK. PAPERS and $25. Mond: me Palace Smoke Theater. t] 9t 8t BRACELE' rrow. go Monday_evening between 35ih and R sts. and 2439 57th st Rewara. Mr. nlieary, 150y Fith n.w.. or West 22833, BRIEF CASE—Brown._ filled pertant to owner: only. address on many. Ret Hardware Co., 469 C ‘ward. o'clock. 1lth and M: 1ith st nw 6% Phone Lincoln 3787. ¥old, plain. Dermits, efe. near_Avenue. ower design, ith papers im- Owner's name and urn fo F. B, May st nw. Liberal te gacCdine e it et BRIEF CASE. containing bullding permits. blue prints, etc.. valued by owner: losi June 11, beiween'15th and Allison 5.w. and Catholic' University: reward. 1390 Vermont ave. Franklin 4031 CAT—Gr: coat, smal paws)" Reward. 8615 S st.n ey X CHECK BOOK—] ict National Bank. Ward. North 10498 alter o g COLLIE—Large. brown dog, male, white bang Maltway around neck, ‘iag No. 13288 iy inder please return to 3913 Military Td. Liberal reward. Clev. 4121 . Jn? EGLASSES. gold-rimmed. near 14th and N nw.” Return to F. H. Edmonds, uptician. Liberal_reward. FRATERNITY PIN—gold, Greek lotiers, set with_pearls and_sapphires. _Call Lin. 4804. FRATERNITY PIN. jeweled, “K. A tween 1858 Columbia rd. and Kea reward. _Call_Columbia 7783-J. GEBMAN POLICE DOG—Strayed from 211 North Capitol: answers to_ name - Teddy : Do tag or coliar: reward. $50. ® cal (gto- mac R42 SEiSSES. Washission Dase Bail Grownds reward: Phone Potomac 3321, d black tiger, male: large ears, white chest and Return 10'C. E. Tracewell, Re- KEY CASE, containing seven Feye. at Con- ressional Country Club last Saturday night. fotity room 930 Munsey blds. Phone Franklin 3670, PACKAGE (-onulnlr: 2 pair of blonde slip- rs, lost inside of 'nt_store, 7th and et rew BAd. CaR Por 5740, PARASOL, *black silk. with black wooden handle with cord: Friday, June 12. on W, R. & E. car: reward.Tel. Cleve. 1655-J. 18° PBARL_PIN_Fleur de lis shape. with the name ‘‘Mozelle” engraved on the back: be- tween 2319 Wyoming ave. n.w. and Potomac School. Will “finder kindly return same to the above address? Reward. POCKETBOOK. leather. permit, eic., day. Reward. 529 Ma.'ave: fie . SWEATER—Blue _and whits, fancily__ de- signed: gold pin_ attached. Braddock. Main 5600. Br. 6. TUMBRELLA. blue silk, on Potomac_Park car. morning:’ {nitiala R Mon- M M. ‘handle. “Return 107 East . %'fiev;"c’ Hd.m Reward. i ‘WEDDING lllflfl—-’rl “H (0 Co B, B Jumer 913 el of the work of the chapter at Elev-| Temperature and condition of the| klosay | Was Founder and Head of W. C. T. U. in Japan. TOKIO, June 16 (#).—Mme. Kajiko Yajima, educationalist, founder and| president of the W. C. T. U. of Japan died here today. Mme. Kajiko was born in Kumato- ken in 1834, entered a teachers' training {nstitute when 38 years old and had devoted her life to social work among girls. When 86 vears old | | she represented Japan at the inter- national prohibition meeting in Lon- on. Registration of imported medicinal | specialties is compulsory in Vienna, Austria, to prevent duplication with those ordinarily compounded in phar- macies. | cards of Thanks. JONES. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives and friends for their sympathy. kindness and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our be- loved husband and brother. EDYTH JONES AND CHARLES W JONES (ACK. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the relatives and friends for their sympathy and floral tribute the death of our dear mother and si Mrs CHRISTINA BROOKS MACK THE FAMILY. * Married. HUMPHREY—WILLETT. Mr. and Mrs J. Humphrey wish 10 announce the m: riage of their son NORMAN to Mi LOUISE WILLETT at Alexandria. une 15. 1 ' 1925, at_Sib- APPELL. Tuesday 18, APPELL. Tuesday. June I ley Hospital, FREDERICK F. Announcement of funeral later. BAIRD. Monday. June 15. 1975, residence, 1258 Hambin &f. n.e. . beloved daughier o A N S R from the above address Tuesday. June 16, at 4 pm. Interment at Norfoik. Va. (Norfolk. Va.. papers please copy.) BARROWS. Sunday. June 14, 1925. ED- WARD F. BARROWS. ~Funeral services at the S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st nw.” Wednesday. June at 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery her JL\\IE Mr. BISHOP. the residence Perkins LOUISE. Bishop. Monday. June 15. 1025 of her daughter. Mr: 2 25k, Bk dnughecr: Mo% fany o of the late Rev. Robert | uneral services at Gawlers chaj 1730 Pennsylvania ave. n.w Wednesday. June 17. at 2 p.m. Inter ment st Arlington National Ccmétery. BRADLEY. Sunday. June Vrbaimmen's Hospital, “JOHN " BRABLEY, He leaves to_mourn three daughiers and | three sons. Funeral Wednesday, June 17.| at 2 pm.. from Macedonia Baptist Church at Nauck! Va BRADY. Sunday. June 14. 1025, FRANK W. BRADY. in the 33rd vear of his ae. beioved husband of Olive M. Brady. Re mains restng at the residence of h brother. 1419 Ives place se. Services full military honors. at Arlingion al Cemetery Wednesday. June '17 Arrangements by Norval K at K BRUCE. At Galveston Tex. June 14 1925, Mrs. ALICE GUESENBERRY, wife of Béwin Bruce, formerly of King George County. Va 18 BUTLER. . Departed this life Tuesdas. June 16. . THELMA BUTLER ' ‘(nee Thomas) loving daughter of Edward E and Augusta Thomas. ~She leaves 10 mourn their loss a devoted husband. two sisters and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral from her late residence. 1427 ist st. n.w.. Thursday. June 18, at'l p.m Relatives and friends invited Death eternal life bestows. Open heaven's portal throws. And no peril waits at last She who now away hath passed ot ralvation hardly won. Not the meed for race well run. But the pity of the Lord Gives His child a full reward Christ. when_ this <ad lfe is done. Join us to Thy lttle one SR THE FAMILY. 17°% COLEMAN. Sunday. June 141 her residence. 2515 H at. n.w. JENNIE COLE. N, beloved mother of Robert. Charles, David, Benjamin. Elmer and John Coleman and Mre. Elizabeth Jeflerson. Julia_Ger- man. Ella Banks, Belle Willis and Bessie Henry, sistersof Lettie Wylie and Winnie Ward. Funeral Wednesday. June 17, at 1 1 pom.. from, Liberty Baptist Church: st beiween H and Eye &ts. nw. Rev. F. Mose officiating. W. Ernest Jarvie Co. in charge. 16 June 14, 19 at _Tube: pital. LAWRE! CREIGHTO! at city_morgue. less same is called for by 3 p.m. tomorrow remains will be disposed of according to the law. DARD Monday. June 1 . AN- DREW J. DARDEN. aged 62 years ther of 'Lloyd F. Darden. Funeral {rom his on's residence. E_st._se. Wednesday. June 17 pm. Rela: tives and friends invited. Inierment at | Congressional “Cemetery "GAN. Suddenly. Monday. June 15, 1925, = niece. Mrs. Wilired A Simpeon.’ 1372 East Capitol st. JOHN LOYSIUS. beloved son of the late John A.and Mary A. Dugan. Funeral from the | above residence on Thirsday. June 18, at| 8:30 am.. thence to the Holy Comforter ! Church. where mass will be aid at 0 a.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery 17 ATON. Tuesday. June . at 1 am.. LIZZIE E.. beloved wife of Leonard F. Eaton. Services at her late residence, Ingleside. Va.. Wednesday. June 17, at p.m. Interment at Sullivan, Ind FOOTE. The District of Columbia mandery of the Militars Order of Loyal Legion of the United States an- nounces the death of Companion GEORGE FRANKLIN FOOTE. Major U. S. Army. At Miffiinburg. Penneylvania. June & 1905, Interment at the National Ceme: tery. Arlingtor Aiting Master FRANCIS P. B. SANDS U. S Navy. Commander GEORGE M. CHANDLER. Recorder. Departed this life Monday. June at 1:20 o'clock. JOSEPH SIVENE e jeaves o motm ‘4 wife five dauzhters. three sons. three brothers. one sister. nine grandehildren and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral {rom Mount Bethel Baptist Church Thursday. June 18, at 2 p.m Sleep on. dear father. and take thy rest. We all loved you. but God knew best FROM FAMILY, (Pittshurgh papers please copy. ! GREENE. Mondav June 15. 1925, at 1:30 .m._at Freed: sn's Hospital. ERNEST REENE. belove | son of Emma Prichett Greene and_foster son of Mary and David Greene of Warrenton. Va. Funeral from Ernest Jarvis Co.'s funeral parlors. Georgia ave. Tuesday. June 16, ai 8 pm. Interment’at Warrenton. Va HARVEY. Monday. June 15. 1925. at his Tesidence. 1011 Q &t. n.w.. JAMES §.. aged 79, devoied husband of M. Ruth Harvey. and beloved father of Mre W. R. Roberts and Arthur S. Harvey. Funeral from the Immaculate ~ Conception = Church. ~where mass will be said for the repose of his soul Wednesday. June 17 at 9 am._In- ferment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kind. Iy omit flowers. . JACK. Monday. June 15, Homeopathic ' Hospital. * HARRIET A, JACK. aunt of C. €. and Bertha O. Dyer. Funeral irom her late resiience, 30 M on Wednesday, June i7. at 11 16. 19 Com- 1925, at the st n.w m. JACKSON. Monday. June 15, 1925. at 6:50 am., ai her residence. 1 v_Jersey ave' n.w. Mrs. MARY JACKSON (nee Contee.) " Funeral and requiem mass at St. Cyprian’s Catholic Church. 13th and C sts. se.. Thursday. June 18, at 9 am. Relatives friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Oh,_Mrs. Jackson. Now we'll miss you, You were 8o good and kind: In all our cares and sorrows Comfort in you we'd always find. MARY AND IDA. * JOHNSON. Departed this lifs Sunday. June 14, 1925 at 8:10 pm.. after a brief 1ll- ness. at her residence. 84 G st. a.w.. EVA JOHNSON. She leaves to mourn their foss one uncle and two cousins and a host of friends. Funeral services will be held t gion Baptist Church. Brother Howard, or. Wednesday. June 17. at 1 o'clock.* Ladies Cliff Rock Society, you are hereby notified of the death of Miss EVAJOHNSON. and-are requested to at- tend the funeral Wednesd: 1925, at 1 Chureh. KIRBY, suunhy June m Setoved Busband ot M For S e S Fort Myer. Va.. on Wednesday at 10:30 o'clock _a.m. jorfwen by interment in Arlington ional C ry. with full military honors. Arrangements by Norval K. Tabler. Sh KNIPE. Monday. June 15. 1925, at his residence. 526 Columbia rd. n. w OLIVER €.. beloved husband of Adelaic O .V Knipe and father of Olive ane ices at the above address .dnm- June 17, at 2 p.m. LIGHAD. Suddenls, Mondas; June, 15. 1935, HENRY S.. son-of the late Henry and Margaret Lichau and beloved brother of Emma F.. Philip H. and Anna M. Li- chau. Knights Templar serviee at the t'h)pel of om S, Sergeon. 1011 7th st Tuesday. Jurie 16. at & pm. Fu. l!crll service at the family Nfldfl\!(‘e.- Falls Chureh, Va.. Thursd: June 2 S erutives And. Tiionds mnvited o a tend. Interment at Oakwood. Oemewry. Falls Church. Va. 17 LICHAU. _Special communication of Stans. bury Lodge, No. 24. F. A. A. M. is called for Thursdav. Jude 18. ‘at 1% o'clock noon. for the purpose of attending_the funeral of our laie brother. HENRY 3. U, P. M. - CLINTON R. COLVIN. WM. ‘17 LINCOLN. Tuesday. June 16. 19..6 at his residence. the Roydon, ai W - DANA LINCOLN. brother_of i resiing a3 Gavl :‘fi 1925, HENRY “Army (retired). agy ARy e at, the post chapel, MME. KAJIKO YAJIMA DIES. | Deaths. MARSHALL. Saturday, Freedmen’s Hospital, husband of (he late father of Miss Louise Marshal Bertio Champlin, the late William Marshali and Mea. Mamis Brock and brother of Mre Jane Williams. ~Funeral from Lomax s undertaking purlors at 1 o'clock Wodnes day. June 17. Friends and relatives in toa. Eitetment Bayne's Combgars. 16+ ENGER. Monday, June 15. 1925 405 am. NORTH OVERTON MESSEN- GER, aged 80 yoars. Funeral Wednes day.'June 17. at 3 p.m.. from St. John's Churchy 16tH “and H ‘sts. n.w. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 16 MINOR. Entered into eternal rest Saturday June’ 13 1925 “at Emergency Hospital THOMAS N.."devoted husband of Emma G. Minor.” He leaves to mourn his dr phrture, besides & loving wife, aix children Adors_ L. Jordon. Mre. Rosa Fant Mrs. Corrine Carr. Thomas M. ir Harry and “Paul Minor: three brothers William. Herman and Prof. Edward Minor six grandehildren and other relatives and friends. Funeral from his late re 4509 Douglass st.. Kenilworth. Wedneeday at 1 pm. Interment at Har mony Cemeters. Jjohn T. Rhines. funeral directors, 1n charge. We loved you here so dearls We'd love to have sou stay But Jesus. who does all things best Has taken you away. HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS L. JORDON. MORKIS. Sunday. June 14. 1925, SALLIE J. MORRIS. heloved wifs of Robert, 8. Morris. _Funeral services at her late res dence, ‘833 Otis pl. n.w.. Wednesday, June 17, at 2 pm. Relativés and friends in vited 5 PAYNE. Departed this life Saturday, 13, 1025, at her residence. 220 Capito ave. ne. MARY CATHERINE PAYNE beloved mother of James &nd Catherine Payne. She leaves three grandchildren e I Ml T Wedneaday. June 7.1 pm. from Bethesdn Baptist Church. Ivy City. D. C Clarke in charge. Departed this life Saturday. J 1925, at ¥:30 p.m._at her residence 220 Capitol ave.. Ivy City. D. C. Siste MARY PAYNE. 'She was 4 charter mem ber of Evergreen Tent. No. 195. Funeral from Be h D.°C Wednesds t 1 pm. Al ters of tent inv sters M. KELLEY and FLORENCE a SCHATZ. _Sunday, residence. 1022 GARET L. Sune N Marshail ADCRA June 1925 of June 14. Park road beloved wife Schatz. Fineral from the vVilham H. Sardo_Co.. 412 Wednesday. June 17, ai 1 p.m. and_ friends invited to attend. at Arlington National Cemeters SEWELL. ~ Suddenly, Monday. Junse 1995, at 3-15 p.m_ at her residencs, Brond rourt s b AHELMAC SEWELL, aged ° years and 11 months daughter ‘of Jerry H. Sewell and Eleanor T. Sewell. Funeral from ber late resi dénce Wednesday, June 17. at 1:30 p.m Sleep on and take thy rest. We love thee stll. but Jesus loves thee STRATTON. June 16, 1925 dence. 3302° Mount' Ple GEORGE C. STRATTON Funeral notice later. TURNER. Departed thia life Sunday eva ning. June "1%. 1925 at 9:10 D. ELIZABETH S. TURNER, at her resi- dence, 1718 2nd st after a long illness. ~Funeral services Tuesda: late residence. S tinued Wednesday in Middleburg. Va. Sha leaves to mourn their loss three daugh ters. Mary Mann. Elizabeth Pearce. Laura Weems, and _two grandsons, Waiter A Turner and Gordon Turner Gone. but not forgotten Is our mother dear. And the place that Can never be refilled WALTERS. Mondas. June 15 LIAM H._WALTERS. Jr. Funeral serv. ices 10 be held at- W. W. Deal's chapel, 816 H et ne., Wednesday at 2 pm. = In Memorfam. ANDRE. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear son. EDWARD ANDRE. who died one year ago today. June 16. 1924 It I had seen you at the last And held your loving hand And heard the last sign from vour heart T would not feel go_bad HIS LOVING MOTHER. * BIRKLE. In sad but loving remembranoe of our dear wife and mother. INE MARGARET BIRKLE. who dep: this life four ears ago today. Ju 1921. Forget you? No. we never will We loved you then, we love you still Your memory is as fresh today Ae in the hour you passed awar HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * DAWSON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. JULIA A. DAWSON who departed this life four Sears ago 1o day. June 16. 1921. Oh_mother. dear. we miss you &0 You were so sweet and kind In all our cares and sorrows Comfort in you we'd alwaye find We_miss your goft and gentle voice Your sweet and tender sm Witholit you. mother. it often scems Thas life is not worth while HER LOVING CHILDREN GIBSON. In loving memory of our devoted and_dearly beloved father and grandfather IRVING GIBSON. who entered into rest at ber MAR Artbur Reiatives Interment at his resi- nt st. nw., aged 45 years. she leaves vacant 16° 1925, WIL- LANAHAN. In loving remembrahce of JOHY J LANAHAN wno died 13 yoars ago today 19 HI: CHILDREN. * remembrance of our HUGO A. LAN LANGER. In loving ‘husband and father. R. whose spirit took its flight nino vears ago today. June 16, 1918 HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN * MeDOWELL. In sad but loving_memors of mydear husband, BROWN E. McDOW ELL. who departed this life one Year ago today. June 16. 1924 Today recalls sad memories 01 a dear ons gone to rest The ones who think of him today Are those who loved him best HIS LOVING WIFE. CAMILLE B. Me DOWELL . NOONE. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother. MARIE NOONE. who dearied this Tite ears _ago today June and my dear father THOMAS NOONE, Who Teparicd this hie two years ago. June 17. 1923 Gone._but not forgotten. THEIR DAUGHTER AGNES WEST. A tribute of love to the memory of “our devoted husband and ' father GEORGE WEST. who lefi us one year ago today. June 16, 1924 A dear one from us has gone A Voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our hearts and home Which never can be filled WIFE. SUSIE. AND DAUGHTER. ARA- MINTA WILSON. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted brother. JOHN WILSON. who departéd thi years ago today. 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