Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP MINE IS FOILED Striker Arrested After Fnding of 165 Sticks of PDynamite, ‘With Fuses Attached. WELLSBURG, W. Va., July 15 (#). —An attempt to dynamite the Gil- christ mine, a non-union operation of the West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Co., near here, was frustrated early today, company officlals declared, when mine guards discovered 165 sticks of dynamite with fuses attached in the fanhouse and generator build- ing. Jess Johnson, a striking miner, was arrested later at his home as a sus- pect. FOR DRIVING CAR DRUNK Collides With Another Machine At Falls Church—Liquor Found in Auto. Lewis S. Benton, who claimed he was a prohibition enforcement agent, was arrested Monday night at Falls Church, Va., on charges of being in- toxicated and driving an automobile recklessly. He gave his address as a house in the 500 block on Ninth street, Washington. Prohibition officials here said Ben- ton s not connected with the Wash- ington force. The arrest was made by Traffic Of- ficer Rust after Benton's car had col- lided with a machine operated by Ernest Porch. A small amount of liquor was found in Benton's ma- ohine, the officer reported. Justice Mohling, at Falls Church, fined Fenton $20 and costs vesterday finding him gullty of the intoxication charge and dismisssed the reckless driving count upon payment of $10 by Benton to cover the damages to Porch's car. Lawn Fete Planned Tomorrow for Tuberculosis Patients. The patients at the Tuberculosis Hospital will have a band concert and lawn fete tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock on the spacious grounds of the hospital at streets, to which their friends and the public are invited. The music is to be furnished by the band of the Army Music School, under the direc- tion of Principal Willam G. White, which has been engaged by the ortho- pedic welfare committee of the Ki- wanis Club, of which Franc Sheiry is the chairman. Following the musical program there will be a display of the art and craft work produced by the occupa- tional therapy department, which is maintained by the Washington Tu- berculosis Association, under the di- rection of Mrs. Agnes Stewart. Guests will also have an opportunity to visit the hospital and the health camp in the rear conducted by the Tubercu- losis Association for the benefit of underweight children. 1. 0. 0. F. TO HOLD OUTING. 3,000 Expected on Annual Excur- sion Tomorrow. The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its an- nual excursion tomorrow at Chesa- peake Beach, attracting more than 3.000 persons. An elaborate athletic program, with prizes for the winners, has been arranged. Millward F. Zepp of 1401 Columbia road northwest is in charge of arrangements. The Employes’ Beneficial Assocla- tion of the Washington Gas Light Co. is holding its thirty-seventh an- nual outing at the beach today. Children from St. John's and St. Vin- cent’s orphanages and the Washing- ton Foundling Asylum are being en- tertained by the employes. Many novel events are on the program, in- cluding® a top-spinning contest, a back-to-back race, a grasshopper race and a tug-of-war. C. M. Deener is in general charge of arrangements. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Radiant Club holds a luncheon at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow at the La Fayette Hotel. Martha Dandridge Council, No. 1, Daughters of America, will hold its annual lawn party Friday at Thir- teenth and K streets southeast. R. 0. Reilly Dies Suddenly. Richard Oden Reilly, colored, 38 years old, of 38 Patterson street north- east, died suddenly last night at his home. A physician from Casualty Hospital reached the house to aid him. Reilly having died shortly before his arrival. Death was due to natural causes. The Great Wall of China and the Grand Canal, at the time of their completion, excelled anything in Eu; pe. LOST. AMERICAN BULL. white with brown spot Ver Fight eye: harness: po tsx . $10.Fe: Sara, 508 8 st new. Franlin 1102. RILLFOLDER, cor b Sunday evening. i1 Massachusetts ave. n.w. LACK SATCHEL. containing on Ga. ave, bei. Varnum an d.Adams 2285. BOSTON TERRIER—Black wanrd. . Rid’s cloTh- sis. Re- 15% white. olly st Teft Col. o3 impaired: reward.” 1322 th20 BOSTON BULLDOG. brown. white front le and chest. small screw tail: liberal reward. 2134 F st. n.w, Phone West 2311-W. BULL TERRIER PUP. half of face white. Adams 1456. Reward. ESKIMO PUPPY. 6 monthe oid: all white; Reward '{f returned . Telephone North 323. 1 in case wiper ‘inclosed, riday evening, 9th st rounds. ' Reward horse stumbled, throwing Mr. Linda- bury, and then ran away. He be. lieved the lawyer's neck was broken. Mr. Lindabury was born in Peapack in 1850. He attained fame during the trial of the suit of the United States for dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation. In this proceeding, which was brought to establish a vio- lation of the Sherman act, Mr. Linda- i3 P SRt S bury. as chief of a group of lawyers R : of international reputation, won a LS ke | Ri i final victory for the steel corporation| Plateau States and South- F YOUR iRmhard V. Lindabury, Noted after a battle that lasted several - i years. f 7 CARE 0 for Part in Steel Anti- west, Particularly Texas, HAIR Insurance Counsel. i He became general counsel for the i s Trust Case, Stricken. Prudential Insurance Compar in Also SUffermg Wave It is said that a woman's 1906, the year after he represented hair is her crowning zlory. [ | N that’ company in the Armstrong n-| o This is, indeed, a truth. Be By Rssociated Pross. | Sutence tavestizstion tn New York. 7 the Associated Pro z at < sure that your hair is given BERNARDSVILLE, N. J. July 15.| Swerved from his intentlon to enter| CHICAGO, July 15—Heat records the proper care always. Richard Vliet _Lindabury, senior | the Duteh Reformed ministry by & | continue to b broken in the Middle By our s we member of the Newark law' firm of | sevore fllness, he entered the law | West and the Rocky Mountain areas are able to g e yu-:]-l hnm,{.mux Depu & l‘alksl a;)d”fl office of Alvah H. Clark, a member of :‘lvxl:-hv\'i:a:l;‘:;‘;;u?;;nzu;—%i:fiflb;i;); manent wave that wi member of counsel of the | Gongres > Weathe beautify your hair. We as. Prudential nce Company and | Jie began his career as a lawyer in|to dig back in musty files of years sure you that our method the United States Steel Corporation, | Bound Brook, in 1874. ago to find any marks approaching will leave your hair with a | s found dead today on a road near = the present wave. B < natural wave and not estate her Physiclans said he e The pmxl.;au‘aslmuq_ and the 5uuttrl‘1~ KINKS ad bee Joplexy while west, particularly Texas, were the Bimatecloal int kel or s Eing St his. death probably | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |l Sierers as the Summer sun Sbpointment was_ instantaneous TONIGHT. enticed the ' mercury toward its His body was found about 2 . rsychic Develop- | apogee. Salt Lake ah; - FAIRMONT miles i bis’ homs! by ¢ Chinvkal o s Conot TaE R reovelop | tello, Tdano; Reno, Nev., and Lander, G : s i Whestle , an ice dealer. Ao o) pnehy N ., experience e hottest y s st Beauty Shop B Riderless H i e o ana B, Gyates will speak | yesterday sinco the Weather Bureau MISS MELVIA E. YODER. < | orioss (OIS SO L sl i ro Written " | figures have been kept, while another 3115 14th St. N.W. Whestlecrest knew that Mr. Linda- on “ffow the Bible=Was Woltten (| JiiEss Buve Bisen kept wlls snothier Col. 8307 bury rode each morning, and when a | Public welcome. F s R e R T OPEN EVENINGS horse ran into his yard with cuts on| oG e 0 ree] M and north MISS MELVIA E. YODER, its side and on the saddle, he recog-| Ta® SRS FO88 OF R 0L FG S otrit Texas Town Has 109. CAPITAL TEACHER. DIES nized it as Mr. Lindabury’s horse. "4} e I ce and True at 8:o'clock| At Wichita Falls, Tex., the official A Whestlecrest_said _he "believed the | M%) So8 o8 BRE 0 K elcome. temperature was 109, while marks of ™ e 106 and 108 were common in Texas.| Physical Training Instructor Suc- Red Triangle Club holds an outing | The mark of 105.4 at Dallas shattered at Glen Echo this evening. all heat records for the city, aithough cumbs After Operation for . 3 a light shower there and at other ] Grand Pup Tent and the Top Notch | points in the Lone Star State brought Appendicitis. Tent, Military Order of the Cootie, | some relef. 5 ‘ $ i Veterans of Foreign Wars, meet at 8 ;‘,.m(h.,». which usually is looked to Miss Melvia E. Yoder, a teacher in DD “ o'clock at Red Men's Hall, Nineteenth | in Winter time to supply the “coldest [ the Physical training department of | mm street and Pennsylvania avenue. Elec- | point” record, qualified among the|the District public schools, died at (<] ‘ tion of officers and conferring of de- | hottest with an even 100, while Poca- | Columbia Hospital Moy ey Tolsoing “It is not the first cost of old- grees. tello registered 104 and Salt Lake City | &1, operation for appendicitis. fashioned heating devices,it's 2 g Street-level thermometers at i P Wi ——— o Eoop.” With the ARC Business Women's Council holds a latter point showed 108 Phoenix, | came to Washington with her parents the upkeep.” With the ARCOLA you picnic this evening at Sycamore Is- o - ;| when a child. She was graduated ¥ Ariz., touched 108, but even this high can reduce the upkeep by burning ordinary soft land figure was a drop of 6 degrees from | {rom Eastern High School and Wilson coal or any other thing that will bumn. 5 G - = s at §|Sunday, the hottest day of the Sum- Normal hc»hm?'l‘v o 3 S Whether you are paying $9 a ton or some other price, Garnett January lectures at e hare She is survived by her father and you'll be sure to burn very much less with the ARCOLA o'clock in Unity Auditorium, 1326 1 : mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jocelyn Yoder automatic fire control, thus making $9 coal equal to street, on “Guides op the Way. No Immediate Relief. t{r 1225 ‘”j‘“‘{}“ sn-m.“ (nuxi:s sisters, s coal at $6. Besides, old-fashioned heating devices are Kismet Council, Royal Arcanum,| No immediate general relief was|Mrs F. J. Brunner, Miss Bessle L, b shortlived—while an ARCOLA Heater will outwear the meets at 8 o'clock at Eagles' Hall, | predicted. Chicago, = ““"?1";1""{ ';! P oy Rt Bee. TAIET Bant WAlson cottage or store wherein it is placed. Sold now at ses- Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. [ even way as the dependable lake | (PO SO0, My, <160 BN, FOIOD sonal lower price; 10 months to pa Supreme Committeeman George M. | breezes swept the town. O "Ack your desler b0 show you AKCOLA. Sead Evans and Grand Regent Joseph F.| - e Faheal setvices Wit e conducted tsus fseboskab e bsst AARCOLASIE. o Brashears will be present. Virginia’s Requisition Refused. [at the residence of the parents on AMERICAN RADIATOR (JOMPANY y\i0inzion McGroarty-O'Connell Post, Amerl-| Justice Stafford, acting chief Justice | 2uclid, street tomorrow morning at can Legion, meets at 8 o'clock in the |of the Supreme Court of the District | #:30 o'clock. = Interment will be at boardroom of the District Building. |of Columbia, has refused the requisi- | YATPers e J0- Ve Woere Miss = The meetin; postponed from last | tion of the Governor of Virginia for | Y€ » . = 5 buried nigh the return to that State of Fritz Hard- = Bl = ing. charged with grand larceny. The e ourning Blacks Dy Virginia authorities failed to show — ourning Blacks Dy Vi auhoriies Taled Lo show | TRUST COMPANY CHOSEN. 2 < time of the alleged larceny. Attor- i Radiat H t Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. | .cy"11. . Kilpatrick appeared for the ; 5 o atery Radiatoy rea Lincoln 239 | accused. Mrs. Keane Asks Administration of . X Husband’s Estate. \ = s Mrs. Ida Keane today asked the District Supreme Court to appoint the Merchants’ Bank & Trust Co. as administrator of the estate of her husband, Michael J. Keane, lawyer, who died July 5. The estate is valued ° at about $200,000. Besides the widow, Mr. Keane left three children, Mary K. Helen and Michael J. Keane. At Sth d P S h torneys Wellford & Rafferty appear . for the widow. Mr. Keane left no and Penn. Ave. Southeast Included in the estate are securi- 1 - = e ties valued at $80.500 and the follo Big July Clearance Sale now in progress. Store openy Saturday nights until 9. Th T e v T bourne place northwest, assessed at $8,675. one-half interest in realty in Brokoland, estimated at $15,000; one > ) half interest in real estate on Sixth elivers n street northwest near Penn avenue, valued at $10,000; one-half in- terest in 126 aces on the Rockville pike, estimated at $16,500; 274 acres 'vin R on Cenduit road, worth $60,000. ; Living Room — Drops Through Lift Shaft. Miss Mabel Fowler. Royden = apartments, 1619 R street, was severe uite Y ou Ma T T T e £ afternoon as a result of a fall from the first floor to the bottom of the ele vator shaft in the a tment house. Miss Fowler, it is stated, entered the Purchase bullding and passed through the ele ) vator door, evidently thinking the ele vator was there, and dropped to the M Not If ¥. bottom of the shaft. She was taken t atters Not ou 5 " to Georgetown University Hospital, B 200 5 Three-piece suite, as shown, is covered with very fine e R B y a $300, $350 quality jacquard. Back of all three pieces covered with or $400 Suite same material. July sale price for the entire suite, EASY For everybody everywhere $ 75 CREDIT $25 worth, $2 cash, $2 mo. . Y TERMS $50 worth, $4 cash, $4 mo. $100 worth, $6 cash, $5 mo. BREAKFAST Pretty Ten-piece Sterling Dining Room Suite, with the celebrated Duco $239 Beautiful burled walnut four-piece bedroom finish. All large pieces. P suite—all handsome massive pieces with inlaid and $225 raised decorations. Entire four pieces........... 4 Console ta- ble, prettily finished in im a hogany. Guaranteed c o n struc- Regularly worth $13.50; this $7.95 for ale— sold for $45.00. Now Full size saddle seat Living Room Tables—Odds and Mahogany finish Windsor o gqg in various styles and finishes. E:_.":; :::,R“ke“' Al Prices range from $9.50 to $22.00. struction ... $8.95 Practically half price. . $21.50 inside for all sewing material ... Solid Mahogany Priscilla Sew- ing Cabinet, handily arranged $6.95 2,000 yards for sale, regularly priced 85c. As much as you want —59 cents per 3q. yd. Assortment of Samples Closing out six of the 3 ft. Closely Woven Three-piece 3 inch Four Post Beds. Dark L i & m.';::‘ s . Regularly Living Room Suites; regular val choice ...... -~ ues from $75 to $100. Your 5750 if returned to Mr. A. urphy, cs W. H. Harrison Cos 000 B st. now o oo FOUNTAIN PEN. silyer. near Treasury. Re- ward._Edna Kelley. Silver Spring. Md. _* FRAT PIN_—Delts Theta Phi: this Renting a Room Is a Simple Matter An ad in The Star Classified Section — set- ting forth in detail the accommodations you have to offer —will be read by those wanting to rent a room. Itisa good idea to state the price—that brings appli- cants who will be most interested. The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here combined. _ Star ads are productive. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office m. 11th d Monroe st. car or crossing ?;‘?’{‘x_’h;"(?lnlwl and H sta. Phone GLASSES—On Columbia rd. pair of nose glasses: unusual narrow, octagon. nh\nn,, Re H. Etz. optometi 1217 G st. GLASSES, tortoiee shell. in bl day, on 14th st, between Giras Parsley, 2807 14th case, Sun- and Irving. LADY'S BATHING OUTFIT. front 5704 Georgia ave. 6808-J. LOCKET. silver. Will the little boy who ie at Chapel Point_ Sun ou it, return to 283 in 8.7 MONEY. In envelope, Woodward & Lothro Tuesday- afternoon. Reward. Lincoln 6060 Miss Clark, Room 341. C'D Bldk.. Govi. Ho! = onyx. with Valley PIN, bl wold Tily of oy PR & iomn Gl Ral 488 POCKETBOOK. red. Monday. 11 p.m. Fin lease return bag and contents to box ofltel: arle Theater: Keep money. - -1 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not change in temperature; gentle to mod- erate southeast and south winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; moderate south and southwest winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; probably occasional show ers in south portion; moderate south east winds. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., $4; § p.m., 68 12 midnight, 68; 4 a.m., 67; 8 a.m., noon, 81. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.90; 12 midnight, 29.92 8 a.m., 29.96; noon, 29.94. Highest temperature, 8 = occurred 14th and Upshur|Hele at 4:10 p.m., yesterda Lowest temperature, 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 84; lowest, 64 Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at*8 a.m. today: Great FaHs— Temperature, 82; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:30 a.m 10:42 p.m.; high tide, 3:53 a.m 417 pm. and Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:21 a.m. and 11:31 p.m.; high tide, 445 a.m. and 5:09 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 4:54 a.m.; sun sets, 7:33 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, am.; sun sets, 732 p.m. Moon rises, 1:11 d.m.; sets, 3:08 p.m Automobile lamps to be lighted half hour after sunset Weather in Various Cities. one- % © Tempe:ature. £33 H =E § am gy B2 § 25 %7 & Stations. & 3% 53 55 Weather. k £z &% £2 = Abilene. Tex. 2 Albany lantic Cit Baitimore . Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear icago . Cincinnati Cleveland nver Detroit El Paso Galveston 0.02 Clear 6.01 ndianapolis. Jacksonsille Kansaa” City s Angele: Jinumufe = 1550 Pt.cloudy Gloudy Clear Omaha . 2 Clear Philadelphia, Pt.cloudy Phoenix ... 3 Cléar Pittsburgh 20, Cloudy Portland.Me. 30.00 0.06 Pt.cloudy Portland Orc. 3 Clear Raleigh .. 2002 Cloudy S. Lake Ciiy 26.08 Clear San “Antonio 2078 Cloudy 90 Pt.cloudy 90 0.02 Clear ¥ Clear 24 ar 14 Clear 96 Cloudy (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today ) Stationg. Temperature. Weather. London, England 52 Clear Paris. France.... 6% Clear Berli, Germany ¢ Stockholm. Sweden. . IS Horta (Fayal). Azores Part clouds Hamilton. Bermuda. Part_cloudy Havana, Cuba, Cloudy Colon. Canal Zéne Rain ARGENTIN. For the week ending July 13 Temperature: Prec 19: = Cur. Depart. Cur. Corn and_north- ern wheat area. 46 4 0.2 Southern wheat area 39 9T s VETERAN TO BE BURIED. Seat Pleasant, Md., Man‘s Body Brought Home From Asheville. Special Dispatch to The Star SEAT PLEASANT, Md., July 15.— Funeral services for Morgan J Parks, years old, of this place, who died Monday at Asheville, N. C.. will be held tomorrow morning. The Rev. F. C. Reynolds of the Chevy Chase M. E. Church of Washington, chaplain of the 115th Infantry, of which Parks was a member in the World War, will conduct the serv- ices, which will be in charge of Snyder-Farmer Post, No. Ameri- can Leglon, of Hyattsville, John Henry Hiser, commander. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Bladensburg, with military honors Members of the legion will act pallbearers. Ex-service men, in uni- form, are asked to attend the funeral and to be at Chesapeake Junction, Seat Pleasant, as soon before 10 o'clock tomorrow morning as possi- ble. Surviving Parks are hi who before her marriage w Louise T. Augustine: four and two sisters. —__ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Esiablishes 1641, Quick. Dlfil!\m and Efficient Se & Con 816 H ST, N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Automobile Service. Chapel. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 372, J WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and B Balmer.” Livers i contection”™ EomnincaloTs e an ern’ Cromatorium - Modera Srnpe. 392 Fa. Ave. N Cail 2 orsar Frank Geier’s Séns Co. W e E e Aiephione Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT, 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7978. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. LB G5 Lincoin 524 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. SE. el Lincoln 1 te Ambulances. et very in_Connection. VL. SPEARE CQ er the successors of nor connected with i original W R. Sneite cerabiien: e 1009 H St. N.W. 840 F 8 FUNERAL DESIGNS. hflfler 00 14th St N, TORAL EMBLEMS Main 2416 ICE F ain 2. e SUOBERATE ICES. Prompt_Delivery. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautiful Floral Designs at Dy e 11 brothers ‘Model POLICE BADGE. Metropolitan, No. 1018, Tos Sundas eveding. Reward. " G. 3. A 1811 B st. se. 1 T Ry S U cash, two ke . M, s Lo “Weat 24B8.W oF Cor pBIBT o4 SCARF “%P“G" Oyal: monogrammed, mmfifiv“: ni(n?"‘lff{”‘ 204 10th st. o5 P SPECTACLES—Dark bus_line or on ¥ st. Tty o§0Id. moogram . 8t Zoo please_return to Api. 146, Cathedral sions South. Reward WRIST WATCH. ladv's. Hamilton, plain gold: g, . Patmye 300, w Main J007s. WATCH, goid, 1 Moderate_Prices. & H. Tel, M. 3707 t auto delive service. AR X prassive—nexpensiye. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. ‘e Specialize in [loral gesiqns aTsModrlmte WINC Florists much | 12;| | , occurred at ana | W& HSTS NV, MAIN 6953 s | pared DECLINE IN ARIZONA METAL PRODUCTION Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead Mined in 1924 Valued at $99,610,379 1 84,690, gures, In nnounci toda the 1924 Bureau of mined po County copper Count Forest opened Al cont addition to ti tainment e been pre EL Tu ROBERT 7. and FRANKLAND W 10 at n WILLIAM & LHOLTZ. Tucw 125, at 7 H PATTERSON PATTEF " s wHITE pita In Memoriam. BAESSELL. Tt mother. 'AUGUSTA parted this life At th Who w To the grave t HER DAUGHTES BROW a our d died one ¥ Dear is the Sweet is th Part of my I Under the COATES. They have b And I hear ond the river the ER. LAURA J ors of our devot JACKSON who Jears a0 t0- day. July 1 Gone. but not forgotten TED SISTERS” LUCY C. CAR- D MARY C. BURGESS. * In_lov dear ' LIE DIXON ago_today, FAMILY. * devotion to HAR. ) "eternal SMITH. the memory RIET SMITH. Test one year ko ely without you midst_of frien Por beneath my sn “That is always long; When alone in my sorre There comes sad Unknown 10 0th And whispers, “Ch cannot_divide ds 1 a heart for you and bitter tears teal de v side death HER DEVOTED SON WILBERT. * {WART. In sad but loving remembrance e T einvod Wasbind. WILLIAN . B g0 today July 165. 16 On_the hills Where the Lies the o In his o v day b ery memo; Ev Deep within wy Thoughts of one I loved 80 dear HIS DEVOTED WIFE ESTELLA. * WELBY. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. ANNA E. WELBY (nee Cadel). who departed this life 12 vears g0 today. July 1913 May her soul rest in peace. HER CHILDREN. * WBYTE. _In loving remembrance of Brother HENEY V. WHYTE. who died two years ago today. July 15, 1923. SISTER. * WHYTE. In loving remembrance of my dear i, HENRY V. WHYTE, who dicd 4 years ngo today. July 15. 1023,