Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 7

¢4 ROBERT GUARD DIES. Former Hotel Man Expires at Age the orth and South. He had lves in W the Civ wshington since shortly aftes War. i He is survived by his widow. Mrs of 83—Tllness Was Brief. Maggie B. Guard; a son, R. Ernes Robert Guard, 83, vears old, who | B iioc \icy Sadie Guard and Mis while in the hotel business many|Madge vears ago, ran the old American S S et House at Seventh street and Penn-| John D. Richardson Dies at 76. sylvania_avenue, died at his resi-|g, - ey avenue, died at his resi-| special Dispatch to The Star, e e aaTymore recent | John D. Richardson, 76 years old, for- e sty Vet vas in Charke of lmerly an official in'the National Bis cuit Co Theater and was later in charge of | EEAEEEEE NS ANNOUNCED passed away at his home, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925. seph A. Oliver, president of the Georgetown Citizens' Association, and Moe Baer, president of the George- town Business Men's Association, will be among those who will address the gathering. The affair will begin at 7:30 pm. Demonstration to Be Given. A demonstration by the firemen handling the new apparatus will be given on M street, which will be roped off for the occasion. The plans for the celebration also call for the decoration of M street and Wisconsin avenue with electric lights, flags and bunting. Special bands and orches- Georgetown to Celebrat'e In- stalaltion of New Fire athe 2R i Fairfield, near here, Thursday night i tras will be arranged for to provide aths i Rigzs ding 3 he_arrange the Daths In the Risss Building. Helat 11 o'clock. He was born in this Equipment. the music. Plans are being made for e ks county, but spent most of his life in a turnout of several thousand citi- Funeral services were conductea | B¢, West. The funeral services will zens, at the wndertaking cotublionmeneted | be held at the home Saturday morn-| —An elaborate community celebration | At o meeting last night, presided e g S eimgishment of |ing, and the body will be sent to St.|to mark the installation” of new fire |over by J. Leo Kolb, the following e Abermethy, oot | Joseph, Mo., for bu apparatus in No. 5 engine house has | commitice, in_addition to Mr. Kolb, Galsary BapHEt CRUSOY oME e o 5 SEELE — :wun ?lnnnl-d 1||- x\;.-‘ cit] lnn. ]nr was named: Joseph A. Oliver, Moe terment was in Glenwood Cemetery | The flesh of the salmon contains & | pae o October 27 at the firehomse L e i was @ Confederate vei-|red plgment, carotinin, originating in | o Wisconsin aveniie and M. sireet, s R, ) B T he 17th Vi micre nts in th and will mark the successful culmina- | qleston, Lewis Lowe, Willlam = | tion of many years of effort on the |y Jonn Thlder, R. . Bradle part of the residents and business |qpomas J. Stanton, Walter Weaver, men in that section of the city to |y Jt Kendrick, Isaac B. Nordlinger, The annual “Sevenr Yurniture Days’ Sale will open its doors to homelovers again on Monday. This year, added importance is given it. In beauty. In quality. In saving. For we secured from several friendly makers, the cream of their floor samples to sell at prices which mean' one- fourth to one-half off. Suites of regal magnificence for living, din- ing and bedrooms. From Grand Rapids, Chicago, and other west- ern cities, renowned for the quality of the furniture they ship over the world. Thiswill be worth afewdays waiting. Sunday’s papers tell the story, megiggéhfm L2 get modern fire-fighting Commissioner Freder Superintendent of Dolice uipment. A. Fenning Hesse, Jo- Maurice 4 muel Harr: McDermott, Beckham, George Klein, d, S. J. Bendheim, P. T. Weinstein, Joseph St. John. J. Gurewitz, J. McKenney Berry, John Smithdeal, W. J. O'Don- nell,” Philip Little, H. W. Fisher, | F. M. Rowe, John A. Wheat, J. W. | Hanna, S. Baumgarner, Clayton | B. Long, R. Kerper, Rev. C. \»;, Lyons, president of Georgetown Uni- R.f.“."d versity; L. Cogswell, Maurice Davis, e Harold Lichtenstein, Maurice A. Beckham, R. Koester, H. B. Koester, William M. Dougal and William A. Marceron. Harrisburg =L | via Perryville and | LIONS MEETING ENDS. through the Picturesque | ; Susquehanna Valley | WORCESTER, Mass, October 17 (#).—The two-day conference of Lion Club leaders from all parts of the | country closed last night with a ban- quet, at which the international direc- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 %5 The Magniflcent Capitol Baild- ing will be open Heils tors, Mayor O'Hara, Representative Competent ides available. See George Stohbs, Pehr G. Holmes of 3o reaciiivl Sl [ Fainlings, the governor's staff and President Penn's Rite; mnd the e oy Robert L. Whipple of the Worcester Statuary. WX Chamber of Commerce were guests. International President Benjamin SPECIAL TRAIN ¥. Jones told of the work of the order. Leaves Washington o There were addresses by other inter- Returning, leaves Harrishurg, 6 onal officers. far Proportionate from principal stations between Bul Perryville and Col Tickels on sale two duys precedi excursion Pennsylvania Railroad The Standard Railroud of the World 1616 16th Street APARTMENTS ‘ Automatic Oil Heating S but one of the many modern com: forts that are yours in this fashion- ably located mew down-town apart- ment building just above Scott Circle on Sixteenth Street. Yet the rentals are quite moderate. An apartment with southern exposure, living-room, two bedrooms, dining alcove, kitchen and bath for $100. See the Resident Manager Or Phone North 1600 L. S. FRISTOE Rental Agent 1013 15th Street Main 1512 Have You Seen These NEW BUNGALOWS? TIRELY detached with large grounds con- taining huge oak shade trees. Five large, bright rooms; modern equipped bath; large, dry basement; hot-water heat, electricity, etc. Good residential neighborhood, near cars, stores, schools, ete. = Take G St. car out R. I. Ave. to 14th St. N.E.. then walk three squares North to Irving—or 16th and Irving Sts. NE. $6,500 WABBEN 10% Cash $55 a Mo. OWNERS AND BUILDERS 925 15th Street Main 97 Sunday Phome—Potomac 15} ‘A Luxurious Superbly Located CHEVY CH 3332 Tennyson Street Just East of Chevy Chase Circle ITH a frontage of 208 feet and a rare setting of great trees and luxu- riant shrubbery, this de- lightful dwelling will at- ‘Within the house {tself are an immense living recom with fireplace, din- ing room with inclosed sun porch, large kitchen and pantry, three roomy bedchambers and double inclosed sleeping porch, fine tiled bath and storage room. The roomy garage accomodates two _large by one magnificent home cars. PRICED LOW FOR and its extensive grounds. IMMEDIATE SALE! OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY! hers 925 15th Street Main 9770 Sunday Phone—COleveland 2929 tract you from the moment you first set eyes on it. The entire balance of the square is occupied OFFICERS ELECTED BY CITIZEN BODY Brightwood Association Re- news Its Plea for High School in That Section. Election of officers and proposals for merger of the local traction lines, opposition to proposed increase in bus fares modernizing the charter of the Washington Public Library, erection of a high school in the vicinity of Brightwood and the election of mem bers of the Board of Education fea- tured the Fall meeting of the Bright: wood Citizens' Association, held last night in Holy Comforter Parish Hall, 5718 Georgia avenue, Charles W. Ray presided, with W. D. Wilson as sec- retary of the meeting. The result of the election of officer: vas as follows: President, Charles W. Ray (re-elected): first vice president, | of Baltimore, Md John C. Proctor; second vice president, £ ”{‘m;:,-:lrl«“;;u-x Clara B. Shipley. George Francis’ Williams; third vice | = William It Allen 'ind Cora W. Parker, | president, Mrs, Henry S. Parsons;|bofh uf Balum fourth vice president, Alfred W. Fos- | poneat Ty Hackett and Cecelia J. Garner. ter; secretary, W. D: Wilson (re-elect- | William Bicrel] ‘and Blanch: Kins. ed); financial secretary, Elmer F.|p illiam I~ Willkon and Bernardine E Johnson | (re-elected); corresponding | © &l Sf Annavolis, Md. © L e secretary, H. E. King; treasurer, H.|both ot Richmond, Va - . B. Landgraf. delegates to Federation | y,iilsy bz Harver ‘aiid Josephine Atkins, of Citizens’ -Associations, William | e laca oniol lena McK. Clayton and John A. Saul (re- | Friies B/Panghuen of Tecum Vb elected), - Mrs, H. S, Parsons presided [ Wi, D (pwan and Mary & Smith. | during the election. School Site Urged. The assoclation renewed its pre- vious recommendation that a high school be located in the Brightwood section and the Matthew G. Emory estate, facing on Georgia avenue, be- tween Madison street and Concord avenue, was urged as a suitable site. The tract contains several acres of high ground at the crest of the Brightwood hill and was owned by one of the first mayors of Washing ton. The land s at the present time owned by his heirs. * The association also went on rec ord as opposing an increase in car fares on local street railway lines, which it is felt would follbw if the Washington Railway and Electric Co. is granted an increase on Burleith bus line from § to 10 cents, or five tickets for 45 cents, transfers to intersecting car and b lines to be issued only upon the payment of cash fares. The increase in fare is to be discussed at a public hearing Friday, October 23, at the District Bullding at 10 o’clock 4n_connection with a request for an extenslon of the Burleith bus line from Tenth and E streets, eastward to Capitol Hill via Union Station and return. More Modern Charter. William McK. Clayton presented a resolution which was adopted, indo ing the amendments to the act estal lishing and_providing for the main- tenance of the Free Public Library as proposed by the board of library trustees and requesting the District Commissioners to recommend to Con- gress prompt enactment “in order that the Public Library may have a more modern charter and thus enable it to move more rapldly toward furnishing the people of the District adequate library service now denfed them.” A request will be made for the closing during school hours of Ninth street. between Hamilton and Ingra- ham streets, pending the completion of the new Brightwood Park school, which has deprived the school chil- dren of the use of their plavground. The right of the people of the Dis- trict to vote for and elect members of the Board of Education was urged in a resolution unanimously adopted. Dr. Charles E. Ralph urged that trees be planted on _both Georgia avenue from Military road to Walter Reed Hospital. His suggestion was approved. The associatlon indorsed the pro- posed national stadium as outlined by Col. C. O. Sherrill, superintendent of public bufldings and grounds. A special committee was appointed, consisting of Elmer F. Johnson, chair- man: William McK. Clayton and George Francis Williams, to investi- gate the zoning of property west of Georgla avenue and north of Military road. A resolution of regret was adopted on the recent death of Mrs. C. Lee Osborn on motion of Capt. L. J. Stoll. Mrs, Thomas H. Millenberg was elected a member of the association. Tram Heads Steal Own Rides. Correspondence of the Associated Pree TOKIOQ, September 23.—Four hun- dred officials of the Tokio Electric Bu- rean in disguise discovered that they could “beat the company” An stealing rides on the street cars. Reports of many free rides had received little credence until this experiment. The final report showed but five of the 400 were caught by the vigilant con- ductors. S Wire to install an emergency tele- phone to fight a recent forest fire in California was delivered across a mountain to foresters by airplane. FOUND. PART COLLIE and part bull: male brown brindle. wearing red collar. Washington Animal Rescue League. 348 Marviand ave, aw DRESS SKIRT. hetween 1516 'k rd.. addressed Mrs. Ida A. Skin- i ga'fzm return o Miss Tyler. 13 the | sides of Marriage Licenses. [ Hampton Dye of Cuerrydale, Va. and Mildred L. Werback of this eit Louis J. Nolan and Mary Jane White. Charles B. Kimball and jula N. Tate. Edward A Camp and Lillian J. Johnson. Frederick T. Rowe of Arlington. Va., and . Wallace of this city. I, Davia and Jennett M. Sims. H. Wren of Huntington, W. } Justie Manspile' of Clifton Forge. 'V Jumes B. Latta and Margaret H. Harvey. Zare M. David and Olga_Ashis. ftanley Erost and Alta X Morde, o ooney rand Mary Lanter W, BUrGelis and Pairg Brandenburs. Carvel Mason and Theima Wrenn John R. Jones apd Mary, K. Coffman. Harold P, Sigwalt and_Anioinette Ander- son. both of Milwaukee, Wis. John B. McMahon and Dorothy A. Stewart. De Leon G. Sullivan and Katherine W Haywood. both of Baltimore, Md Charles Brown and Cora L. Brown. David S Rapp and Thelma N. Beard, both of Renick: W. Va. Ronald 0. ificks and Anne E. Stean, both fis and Loutse Brown ummings M. Baylis and Susie Chlo Titplett and Virginia L. Harry R A Samiuel Mt Hoyle J M of” Reliar Jamen Trevi both of Richr pedmen 1 B Yo of Tatum: Va William Powell and Margaret L. Loma Roberts wnd Auna E. Kibier, both Fug lier and Eleanor ¥ 1l and Mildred Johnson. reof tii city und Mary E ¥ Payte, son. H 7d Bessie Thompson, . and Mary A ;(lfl‘l\k Dedera [Chard 11 Grekuty ol Ast Louise Netson of ‘this ity Pietro Ciambrush and Anna Walter Hart, ir. and Mari avis. John B. Wickham of eaverdam, V. L John Br Deltrich. o g el Barnce Axista Richards of Columbus, Ohio. and Bil:ths Reported. a Elvira D Auust S, and Carein Dol 3 el . Heales. o1y Albert L and Magnoli’ Pierce: boy Melvilt ‘R nd Eana E. Davie, Lo Pesner, . girl kirl &ir K Seeley girl Eirl twins boy twins, irl. and M ohn and G John H. g Artie irl Hunter s girl Offutt Littieiohn. boy eriie Mitchell, boy * Cannon. Jones. boy. Andefson, girl. { Justine Sigal. eirl, d Hattie E.Umlion, girl, zabeth Haker. bos and Suzanne W boy. &irl boy Taylor )ln)‘mnn‘rl' W. and Anne Herman, boy. Greathouss. girl lter B."and Yaln S Sanderson. boy and”Ann oo ! ¥ Ditcher, il Snati Ch o~ 1da J. McNeilly. 57. porIEd- 1726 Jackon st Chadles €. Williams, 35, St Hognital” Michinel 0'Connor. 53 o o/ Bmer- zencs Hosntal S3:n Foute; to: s 0 oh et Robert Gerard, 83 Martin L. Gotiwals, Garfield Hospital 38_14th st ee. Martha V_ Davis, 64. b Miles Davis. 1319 Mass. ave M. Smith. 76, Maconic and Eastern Deaths R an Mary A_ Fitzpatric 508 E = Mary patrick. 44, 508 E et ki M. Collier, 70, 605 Otis o1, Mary A, C. Beach, 84 i 455 Cifton st Jacah ‘Good 50, ‘Georretown T b faguma. a0, Georseiomn’ Chiver. wcar . Ricketts, 5 A ickett Wardman Park nie Maler. 50, 25 Seaton pl. n.e muel King. 23, Tuberculosis Hospital. Phillip Jones, 1. Freedmen's Hospital Souare, Lone. 58 Freedmen's Homital lx*iu-y Notan. 48. 620 A S Alice P Plumb. 57, 5120 Shes 2 Sarah B Neal, 50, 1004 Chare ot - o John Diggs. 4. Freedmen's Hospital. John Prince, 83, Freedmen's Hospita Rosie Fills: 63, Gailimger Hosbiial Georze B, Pattirson. 40 1645 10th st. mpton Bentle: B 4. Children's Hospital n.” 1 month. Children‘s zene Rob E Hogsi a Tywin infants of John and Gertrude Mar- st s da shall. 3 hou Benjamin F. Lewis, 2 Solomon Chatlin, 821 Barrs vl X . ne D Jane T Anderson. 72 033 Vireisia ave. aw William J. Young, 64, United St Sol- diers’ Hospita eanin Brown. 72. 3420 N Dougherty b Vewark at. mokellel 67, Providence Inez V. Oshorn. 46. Garfield Hospital Anthony W. Laconey, 35, Ui S Naval Hoepital, '¥. 35. United States Lucy Jones., 85, 1508 Turner st. ne. Charles Hamlet. 51, Tuberculosis Hospital. Josephine Harris, 35, Gallinger Hospital: Charles Ducket 38. Gallinger Hospital. Daniel C. Robinson. 70, United States Sol- ‘h"’F'“l"hm'ilH?';‘n;(u 37. Galli inliam H, Clark: 37, Gallinger_ Hospital peAlice B Quigles’ 5 monthe: 3230 Bros CIT;—‘NEWS IN BRIEF. Red Triangle Outing Club members will meet tomorrow, 1:30 p.m., at Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue. Buy one-way ticket to Kearney, Falls Church line. Hike will be across country and along Four DMile and Lucky Runs. Bring lunch, cup, spoon and flashlight. Coffee will be fur- nished. Bill Richardson, leader. The Wanderlusters. hike for tomor- row will start from Lloyd, Va. Take Alexandria ‘cars from Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue at 2:20 p.m. Dr. Hall will lead. Members of the District League of ‘Women Voters will attend a meeting of the Monday Evening Club, October 19, 8 p.m., at Grace Dodge Hotel. Card Party by Miriam Chapter, No. 23] O. E. S, at Northeast Masonic Temple, Tuesday. “The Science of Brotherhood” will be the subject tomorrow, 8 p.m. at the United Lodge of Theosophists, EGLASSES. shell-rimmed, In_brown case Fovtica br. & Linc. 7847-J. ®: 1731 K street. All welcome. FOLASSES. heavy_ bvons rim. mads by | Sigma Lambda Nu Sorority will B LA Nax Jeraey ave. no: 454 'A | give a_Halloween dance, October 31, D ‘r'éém‘:\d'é?"l" ontatning 10 House. 5 ens 20-V, S - g il SR The Wild Flower Preservation So- GLASSES. shell-rim: Monday, City Post Of- GLASSES: ar tin. tth. E and Pa. ave 14th st. car, Columbia road. Adams 671 Line. 3701. clety’s hike for tomorrow will start from Twelfth and Pennsylvania ave- nue at 9:15 a.m. for Fairfax, Va. °S PURSE on 14ih and D sts D Seturn 10 1014 Hih st. mw- LOCKET—Silver. containing _plctures. LR eama Phona West 1BaB-d: 18° MEMO BOOK. red morocco: between Warder Te. cart Re- The regular meeting of the Wash- ington Chapter of the Mary Baldwin Alumnae Association will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles J. Kappler, MENna Hoimesd place n.w.: reward. I C. | 4001 Connecticut avenue, Wednesda: e R 1360, 18" | October 21, at 3:30. All former stu’ :{§'°gxnm. A o1 X 4086-W, receive ro. | dents of Mary Baldwin are invited. Ward. - B —Targe, black, between Lans:| The Southwest Civic Association will B Do and £ ab. "between 0th and | meet Tuesday. 10th, anllnlnT receipts, bank book. keys o money, . Tiberal reward. 3804 Alber:| The District of Columbia Congress marle st. _Clevel. 3086 of Parent-Teacher Associations will POCKETBOOK—BIack, green Lining, contain- and 9tn . Apt. 60, on car between 17th and 0%, %R0 er: Toward 00 H st. n. meet Tuesday, 1:45 p.m., at the Shore- ham Hotel. POCKETBOOK. black kid; de 144 3 Te- PO Nir. " Donnoghe. "Main 5090, Branch 6. ¥ Rev. J. 8. Riley, D. D., of St. Peters- burg, Fla., will preach tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the Universalist Church, Thir- NTER White with black eare_and PN forehead: reward. nl:finofi::'g'.m teenth and L streets. Subject, “Jesus’ Signs and Wonders,” revealing the 2902. DOG—Young, brown mixed with E?.‘jfi black, _Reward. _Call Lincoln 88%. Fox Terrier. white with mouse-col- healing power of the Savior. Seats free. All welcome. PUP! ored head. spot on side. mo_tail: reward. | Linn A.E.Gale will lecture on “The- 7303 Alaska ave. Adams 2113. b osophy and KEconomics” before the BHOE, Saturday between 734 7th and |y htbringer Lodge, Theosophical So- 1603% 3rd __Potomac_4032. K_BCARF. brightly colored. S toor S 0n near Balace Thester. ursday: Teward. 910 14th st. Main 7680. TOMEIN soller certificate: reward. Address 248V, Star office. 20° reen and clety, tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the lodge- rooms, 635 F street. Washington Branch, International Labor Defense, will meet Wednesday, g'mcycgm‘. hiide: cu_ave. Coil"Eleve. 3143, after Sunday. Sunday morning _on near Aspen st.. reward. 8:30 p.m., at 1337 Seventh street. Mount Pleasant W. C. T. U. will UMBRELLA. left in car of lsdy who ¢yening, | Flesss mal address {0 B. E. lins, 1741 F n.w. dar] UMBRELLA. 1ady" bt probabl o L 2 ave me 1ift fromt Columbla road to 1sth Friday blus silk: on 7th bt A S R T R 3 meet Tuesday, 2 p.m., at Friends' Church, Miss Laura Lindley will speak. “Evolution” before the Washington Lodge, Theosophical Society, tomor- row, 8 p.m., at 1216 H street, \ triide C. Fe 1 nond ‘and Vera Rk oy 0 | Pradtord W and ¢ M. Smith. bo | st and Lillian Sick, gir] . Harold D. and Afnee M. Malkie, hoy Leo™r. and Henrliiia Madiean. £irl Lo I dnd M Mazzitlo. irl Jomeni 31 Dotan. irl Alhert o Noan W Elizabeth's | formal |BOWIE. T * ’ TONIGHT The Frolic Club will formal dance at the ( 1iro. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | | The Georgla State Club will give its | first reception and dance of the son, 8 o'clock. at the Washington Club [ 1701 K stre Election of officers. | Dancing at 9 o'clock. The Tivoli Pastime Club will give dance, 9 o'clock, at the Denlee, 517 R street. Visitors The National ¥ give an informal room of the ors welcome welcome. llowshin Club dance in the Hotel Washington. rose Visit- | aind dance by . No: 23, 0. . 8., at )9 Ninth street, 730 oc ar Miriam Chap Toppa 1 K | | w m! | erruit ¢ The wers will | give 5 covers, 7 ph., in | the oom of the Hamilton Hotel, | The National Fellowship Club will give an in mal dance at the Wash. | ington H Visite e “CD” dance, recreation hall, Go ernment Hotelé, 8 p The Frolic Club w it \ce at the Cairo Sad News Awaits Bride Here. | A me received Ly loca! 1 today aske them to inform Mrs. wood Hardeastle, expected here on her honevmoon trip from Jackson. | Mich., of the death of her mother. A | similar message was received here from New York several days » for a pol man from that ci wk mother died shortly after he left or his_honevmoon Marriage. CLEAVELAND—GRAMAM. M HEREERT CLEAVELAND ® and Miss MADALENF ADAMS GRAHAM announce their Fage on. Saturday, Oct 1625, wt Frederick, Md J Deaths. Thursday his CE ( yma Brewr sage BEEWER. 1 6530 am.. at nw. hireBan Wilson nst Chu Walden of 1 nm 00t shi at the resid Rose E. ' day marning Interment pr ELT, W SMT ROBINSO: AREN T J. €. BURLLS BREWER. Mo "Association funeral of our it € BREWER. fron October 18, 19 180 w DAY. at’ her re Octoer. MARTIN lotte J. G family > etreet, at m. Sunda Friends and relatives invit GROSVENOR. Ortot 11:60 nm Anartments. year. b venor funeval later HARRIS. Sudder 18254t 7240 a.n daughter. Mre. T £e. ANNIE L. wif Funieral from’ th day, October 16 ends nvited 1o . Friday pm., at the United Stat 1. WALTER OLIPHANT nder. U, SN Retired_th hushand of Edvih Mohun Hul neral services at Arling tery Monday. October 19, at N. Friday. October am.. at her res . n.w. “Apt. 7. MARY loved mother of D and 1 iter's ¢ from nw' Funeral Baptist Church. Georgetown. Rev. Piner officia- tine. Sanday, October 18 neral from her late_re nw.. Sund Burial at Hanc svlvania ave. ber 18 LANDON. tobver | ¥ am Too i nw THO: Meioved i Lilcinda A L 3 7 { tice of funeral will be announced later. * | MeCOY. _Friday morning. October 16. | ‘at 215 o'clovk. After 4 brief finess. MARS | GARET ELLEN McCOY. widow of the | late: Daniel McCoy, 0f Hancock ! mother of Mre | Birner and the late | beloved sister McGuinn, Jol uinn - Nash, Guinn Browi Remaing restin and Linn - and of Beatric t 1 pm. ay. October Octol residen: MORRIS. oved wife of Ed-{__¢ Funeral - from late | Qetober 18, at 2 pm. | Interment Creek Cométery. Rela: | tives and friends invited. (Philadeivhia and | apers blease cops.) The_ Gfcers and_ mistibers T A, and hereby notificd of the | death of Miss LUCY J. MOTE ! . G. MERRITT. ¥ J. L. GRAY, See. . MOULTON. Departed this life, Friday, Oc- | tober 16, 1§ at 8:15 pm. at the re dence of her daughter. Mrs Maurice St. Mich: Ma. MARY Tov tober 18, at St. Michae PATTERSON. Departed this life We October 14, 1925. at 6:50 resilence. 1533 10th ROBERT PATTERSOX beloved busband of P st son, devoted_son of George W. late Maria_Patterson. and Luther S. Jackson and Moncerie Funeral Sunday. Octobar 18. at 1:70 pm.. from Alexander Baptist Chureli. and _the stepfather of N st._between DR sta. DW. Rev. Frazier, pastor. Friends and relatives mvited. .1 knew the awful pam he bore 1 did not see him die 1 only know he went aw And di Friday. October 16, JULIUS' ALEXANDER father of Missouri Smith. Delena and William Smith and’ B SMITH. ¥ Jar- Ward. Funeral from tne Co. funeral pariors. 2222 Georgia ave, n.w.. Tuesday. October 20, at 2 pm. 18 WALLACE. Thureday, October 15, 19! at 10:30 a.m.. at her residence, 815 Ninth BETTIE GRESHAM WALLACE. of the late Fred Greshas ackson and mother of ‘Ann G Clare. sister of Paul_Dandridge, Re Décca Langlcy. Sarah = Rodgers, grand- mother of Viola P. Williams, grand- mother of Selma ‘and Freelar Williams. | Funeral ‘Sunday at 1 o'clock from ' Mt. Horeb_ Baptist Church, 16th &t. between B and C sts. ne. Rev. Charles FOx, | Dastor. . WATKINS. Fri a long ilness. at her resid st. n.e.. ELIZABETH. beloved wife of Elye Watkins. She leaves to mourn their loss her husband two daughters. one gol four grandehildren and a host of other rel tives and friends. Remains resung af Pope & Clarke's funeral chapel. Funeral at Cooper’s Chapel. Calvert C iy, Md.. Monday. October 18. at 11 am. (Balti- more papers please dopy.) 18 WILSON. Friday, October 16, 1925, at her residence, the Rovdon Apartments. 1619 R st. nw. MYRTIE HUGHES WILSON. widow of Dr. Lewis D. Wilson. ~Services will bs held at the residence of her sister- in-law, Miss Clara L. Wilson. 1431 Meridian st. n.%.. on Monday. October 19. at 3 p.m. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery, 18 the |} Deaths. WORTHINGTON. LD A st g Josh fay. October 16, 1925 at_her rosidency MARY WORTHINGT Nington. heloved ON. W dish parlors, from Ebe ters officiating. v In Alemoriam. ARNOLD. In lovine remembrance of ou father. ARNOLD. who departe this life azo today, Ocotber 1 1911 Evers o Every with LOVING DA 1 IRAN A. BUR CK. New = [T HENRY HIS LOVING Git AND LOUISE BEAN. our de Darted ARNC BEAN. who ¢ HIS DEVOTED FATHER AND MOTHEH ZABETH TOHTER DA, - CRAWFORD. In <ad but ¢ " CRAWFORD, FOUNTAIN, E.FOUNTAIN. & LOVELESS LF METER. it T R.\.I'.R. In_sad son. COOK ELZIE £ the’ 330th Infantry e only oy my whoss S : And you are the one I will never - kor b im Ay priving for T ¥ rax fehen vou e Sou a vt Ahall it be or a8 lo life and memors las We w iember thee. N st Annive mass Church Satirday mort 1995, VASS. In lovin reme) TREDE and WILBERT ed this 1t ars S R R e e ToviNG ™ CotdtNT YWarne FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Gawler Service l_?uneral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 2 P Ave. N.W. Timothy Hanlon LT ST.NE_ Phone L5 CHAS. S. ZURHORST ““‘I' E. \:T'( \l'f;l{hl.:\'l‘. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral “Livery in Connecti 1 modern_crematoriim. - Mod 432 Pa. Ave. NW. Call M Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTIT ST. NW. o o jern - Cha phbrie ~ T. F. COSTELLO } NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. &1 JRTH ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. T Ave ctor and E Commod Pa SE Lincoln 142 te Ambulances ¥ in Connection and Eficient & Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. Spears establish- s 1009 H St. N.W. p k. 6026 Phone P ety 040 F_St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Established 1841 CEMETERY LOTS. DAR HILL CEMETERY: COST $450: take $70 cash. $10 monthly Address Box 211-V. Star office. : _FUNERAL_DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artistie—exprossive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co, 1212 F St. “BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Floral Designs at Moderate Prices. 14th & H. Tel. M. 3707, Geo.C. Shaffer "0 T4 St Nw. Main 108, CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS. Main 3418, at MODERATE PRICES, Promp: Delivery, .