Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 9

720-22-24 7th St. N.W. BEHRENDS: $2.00 Women's— Misses’ Khaki Knickers Reinforced Good Quality KnicKers, with detach- J All size | Full-cut, Seam, able belts. A EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 'ACCUSED MAN DIES AWAITING HIS TRIAL Murray Carleton, Prominent St. Louis Leader, Invélved in Wasfiington’s Greatest Shoe Event Gigantic Factory Purchase 51 CASES—1,836 PAIRS For Women, Misses and Children New fancy cut- out styles and all the.latest popular novelty effects. o oney-Saving Spring and COAT SALE The very newest Spring models at truly reasonable prices. We can vouch for the high quality—you can judge the values when you see the garments and note the prices. $13.75 to $18.75 Silk Dresses that just radiate with glorious Spring colorings, exquisite style craft and splendid workmanship. Choice of silk crepes, georgettes and combi- nations. In 16 sizes, (Note extra sizes.) to 52 Stylish Spring Coats Dre pretty and in and velours Smart C of noveliy mixiures Sport tweed s and polaires. in plain colo Single breasted styles, nicely lined and splen- | didly tailored $19.50 to $22.50 Co New blues, navy tr tweed o and double o ;" u.s‘. uine fur collars thi ' in = D $12 50 4-Piece Boys’ Season’ 95 ‘ Values $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 in $5.98 Women's— Girls’ RAIN SLICKERS | 85 Blue, sizes. $5.98 coats. 50c Cluldren s “Made cloth, style: white tops: bound ed $1.25 Women’s Seal-Pax \ Union Suits Pink and white ma- with ribbed in dras, | merts at waistling | tce topa: all sizes 69c Women’s Rayon Hose Fiber | silk run-stop tops: high all colors Heavy Hose. generous spliced heele to match shoes Boys’ and Girls’ Sport Stockings Ribbed - to length il | over cuffs Sizes 7 to 10% i9c Z;Z-inch Ginghamr Fancy endiess of and ment ken Dl Red, Tan Waterproof Coats, with buckled stand- ing corduroy -lined collars, cuffed sleeves and slot pockets, Irregulars of of chambray in button-on solid colors - the-toe Sport embroidered all colors stripes br $3,000,000 Failure. By the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 3.—Murray Carleton, 78, for more than a quarter of a century a leading figure in com- | mercial, social and religious activities !here until his indictment last Novem- iber In connection with the failure of |the Ferguson-McKinney Manufactur- |ing Co. dled at St. Luke's Hospital vesterday of cancer of the bladder. Carleton was charged jointly with Forrest Ferguson, president of Fergu- son-McKinney, with making a false {financial statement on which banks loaned $3,000,000. Thelr trials were set for January 18, but were post- poned because of Carleton’s fllness. “arleton was treasurer of Ferguson- McKinney, president of Carleton Dry Goods Co., now in_liquidation, and president of the Carletor.-Ferguson holding corporation, against which a receivership application is now pending. The combined failures were among the largest in the history of St. Louls. The companies did an extensive wholesale business in the Southwest. Bill to Create Bull Run Park. Creation of a _commission to studv the feasibility of establishing a Gov- ernment military park on the Bull Run Battlefield near Warrenton, Va., is proposed in a bill introduced in the House yesterday by Representative Moore, Democrat, of Virginia. This commission would be composed of a veteran from the Union forces, a vet- eran from the Confederate survivors and an engineer from the War Depart- ment. Satins Patents Kids Suede Black Blonde Gray Tan Russet Girl students at the University of Tennessee claim to have discovered that lettuce has everything else back- ed off the boards as a complexion beautifier. Now they are eating it three times a day and between meals. Mourning Blacks Dyed P4 HOUR SERVIC Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 Tuxedos, $25 EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. All Rompers 39(: | Your Il Credit IIs I Good Il at Eiseman’s Dignified credit —on the most c liberal terms Select one ot our- Special Spring Suits at $25. Malke 2 small initial pay- ment and pay the balance in wieekly ot monthly pay ments EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. or bod- “T4c Silk Sox turn- a3c 21/29 $1.59 Ruffled Curtains Voile blue White pink or biue. hop Here—for Boys’ and Girls’ Clothing—the Prlces Are nght, ‘ $12.50 Girls’ Coats newest 1d most becoming or for Suits 88 tailored . mode made of fancy w tweed color e silk stitching. $1 25 Boys’ Wash Little Tots’ Coats sport wirls from 7 to 16 vear: cloakings; are copen, trimmed with fancy in: rose, tan. Crepe Waol Crepe Coats, model. soko stitched fancy and ba lars, scalloped embroidered Stitched cuits, striped ca ors. blue and slzos 2 to far Satin and Straw Hats .69 Girls’ Six different mod- els of Satin, Straw and Ribbon Combi- nation Hats for 3 off - the - face colors and and turned - down rns; Imita styles: all shades sizes 6 to 15 and sizes. gs, made of a rayon Lustrous new suiting sott sination color border ng a clever seamstr small ‘expense. $1.69 Georgette Crepe .49 $2.49 Flat Crepe 40 inches wide: & most favored plain cloth for Spring wear, in all the wanted Spring colors. 89c Printed Crepes 36-inch Printed 7 5 tte ermelon blac green, gray, $1.98 Crepe de Chine 79 Ravon, . Prnted . Crme ge. Chine oAbl Ty o = i Jore ameotasanat nde Saeing plorings _and ted effects. 40 inches wide: heavy weight, the g will want to dre from. as weil for trimming, wanted col. make paca with front. round col- and ik y tan; $2.00 Girls’ Dresses Faney Print for girls tractively trimmed made 36-inch Colored Sateen Chooss from 25 high colors a8 well as black and white. Full mieces and per- fect. 39c Check Sui Woven Check Suiting in new Spring colors. Will _rake a nice street dress for Spring wear. Curtains, ruffies tie backs, others all pink or gham and Broadeloth Dresses 7 to 14 yea straightline effect, in all wanted color combinations. 54-INCH BORDERED “SUITING and cotton mixture that is and glowing. They come in tan, blue, gray and green, with a com- and require only ]/z to 2 yards for each dress, offer- ss an opportunity to have many beautiful dresses at in and In Time of Traub’e. Ca,’.US Wa are always reads. day or night, to re spond to your eall for help. We realize our responsibility in all de- tails conrected with a perfect mortuary service. Model chapel private ambulance and livery in connec tion. Call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Penna. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142 00 K3 o CoLonr ON CHESAPEAKE BAY at- and NO s not too early to 9 think about securing a Summer home on the bay. The early buyer will get the choice of location in Old Col- ony Cove, the best located bay shore property within short distance of the city. No low, swampy ground, thick under- brush or timber to breed mos- quitoes. The property lies high and dry, with gradual slope to a clean, sandy beach. You can buy your lot and build your modest Summer home for occupancy this season at small cost and original outlay under our liberal plan to encourage the early buyers. C. H. Neely & Co. ‘Exclusive Selling Agents 1313 HSt. N.W. Main 989 29 ng 29 D. U, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1926 'FUNERAL HELD TODAY FOR MRS. M. E. E. MILLER Wife of Chief Clerk of Copyright Office Was Active Church, Phil- anthropic and Fraternal Worker. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eliza Ed- monston Miller, wife of Willlam A. Miller, chief clerk of the copyright office, Library of Congress, who died at her home, 911 Monroe street, on Monday, was conducted at the resi- dence this afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Rev. James H. Straughn, pastor of Rhode Island Avenue M. P. Church, officiating. Special music was ren- dered by a quartet composed of Rev. J. B. Judefind, pastor of Violetville M. P. Church, Baltimore; Rev. E. B. Stone, pastor of Hampden M. T. Church, Baitimore; Glenn C. Dorsey and Henry Gilligan. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Born at New Baltimore, Va., August 4, 1868, Mrs. Miller was the daughter of the late Gabriel and Mrs. Mary An Fdmonston. Mrs, Miller was married to Mr. Miller in 1889. She was an active worker in church, phil- | anthropie and fraternal circles; a_sup- porter of the leper colony, a membar of Areme Chapter, No. 10, Eastern Star; treasurer of Katherine Mont- gomery Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution; member of the Daughters of the Confederacy, and was a delegate from her church to the recent international Sunda: school convention at Glasgow, Scot- land. Her great grandfather, John Follin, was in the Navy in the Amer- ican Revolutio going to the war from Falls Church, Va. Her husband is the only surviving near relative. MRS. S. G. KNOWLES DIES. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, minimum temperature about 16 de- grees; tomorrow partly cloudy with rising temperature; fresh northwest winds, diminishing. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and continued cold tonight; tomorrow fair, rising temperature; fresh to strong northwest winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight; tomor- row increasing cloudiness with rising temperature. . Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 37; 8 p.m., 30; 12 midnight, 25; 4 a.m., 23; 8 a.m., 23; noon, 27, Barometer—4 p.m., 29.86; 29.90; 12 midnight, 29.92; 8 a.m., 30.00; noon, 29.98. Highest temperature, 39, occurred at 2 pan. yesterday; lowest temperature, 22, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 32; lowest, 11. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States C: Geodetic Survey.) Todaw—Low tide, 4:54 a.m. and 5:18 p.m.; high tide, 10:35 a.m. and 10:53 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:28 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.; high tide, 11:14 a.m. and 11:32 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today-—Sun rose, 6:39 a.m.; sun sets, 6:02 p.m. Tomorrow—s sets, 6:03 p.m. Moon rises, 9:56 p.m.; sets, 8:50 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at 8 a.m.: Temperature, 36; condition, ver; 8 pm), 4 a.m., 29.96} ast and Sun rises, 6:37 a.m.; sun | Wiami N Funeral Rites Today -at St. Ste- phen’s Catholic Church. G. Knowles, 89 years old, native Washingtonfan and a res- ident of 1022 Twenty-fifth street for the last 65 years, died at her home Sunday. Funeral services were con ducted at t. Stephen's Cathol Church today. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Her four surviving grandnephews, Charles H., Fdgar J. Gardiner P. and James V. Orme, and Warren Bickford and Theodore Cogs- well served as palibearers. Mrs. Knowles was the daughter of} the late Mrs. Ann Seere and Samuel Glass Macomb and was the widow of Leonidas Knowles. She was a painter of talent, at various times having exhibited at the Corcoran Art Gallery. Weather in Various Cities. Mrs. Susie Stations. Weather Clouds Atlantic ity Baltim Boston Buffalo Charleston " 0.50 012 S 0.06 Deaths Reponed The followinz deaths have heen reporie {o the Health Department in the last 24 ours Teabel Franklin, 81 Emma E_Stewart. Kansés City. Low Ancelos Louisville . Fla” N Yo Okla. City. Omaha Philadelohi Phoenix Pittshurgh’ Portland, M. 2 Portland. 0. Raleigh.N C S. Lake City San” Antonio Emereency Hospital 64,100 Kth st n.e am 3 Galer. 56, ey Hospital Tumea b Seutly. 40, 6t Joseph . Jochum s Home, o n G Knowles John A, Mulloy Mary E. Caulfield, dward D Lolse ¥ 17; 5 Soldiers' me for Tneurables. 2146 Pa. ave. e Brow Children’s Hosuita 128 Bryant st Zabeth's Hosoital fary Ritchie Marv A. Annan canor B Mary A_Perkins. Cloudy Philin H. Jones Cloudy Frederick 8. You Clear 0 Pt.cloudy Cloudy St Pt.cloudy st Lou; WASH.. | les Dean. 67 Greenwich time, today.) . 5 montta: Temperatura. Weather Part cloudy Fart cloudy Part cloudy | Cloudy Rain dy (8 am Stations. lon, England France Germany G. Timmons, Brooke a3 olemnta Aots Clara Harris, 28, Emercency Hosoital Wiltiam H. T - Gallinger Hospital Henrs Hin t sarnh Holliday. | (e S, riet Hases 05, o William 7 Milter. 38, St an rd. an st 1308 T st Elizabeth's Hos- Colon, Canal alinger Hospital. | 307 M st | 's ‘Hospital. me for Azed 8 monthe ARG Forthe week ending perature Dep. 10 Corn and north Wheat area Eads <t A 5 : Marriage Licenses. oth ot | Marr the | tollowi: Al G Richmone Wilh: witlam M- Louis B. T licenses ha The following b - il the Health Depart Touis H. and Eleanor 1. Chaney Hobert and Th Frederick 0 nard Aloh v Fie)d and Myrtle Newman Maria_Schwait Alice L. Sher mnson and Agnes L. Leon ek _and Hom Toy Yow * Norrls I Rutherford and Mattie Jeff Oter Naih and Fseie Walke Ceci] B, Pryor of this eity and Lucille | Nuckols ot Owenshoro. Ky ann 1o Thomneon and: Leons L. Cards of Thanks. IBROOKS. We wish to express our and | deepest apprectation o friends for their kindness shown to ing the ilness, and the heauti tributes from friends, elubs. societie co-workers o dearly beloved hu and father. EUGENE BROOKS | THE FAMILY CHASE. Wo desire to express our deepest an boy preciation and sincere thanks to o Loore, hoy. tives, &irl boy. and L ,3-\ > nd telen ¥. Davie Brewer oy boy gir P. Thom e J. and Lucy V. Laughlin, gir am H. and Rosalie M. Eskrid kb= ence H__and Louise Colburn, Mary M. Parke. boy nd Pearl B. Belim i Marion Reid, girl Facrell. boy MeCluskey. boy lian M. Williams, gir Heuritzy. boy Prost. boy or Muriroe. bos Middleston ‘annon, gir Jones, girl Loem andolph H. Josenh M. and Elea Arthur . and Christine E, Truston H. and Ruth E ige A. and Ann ree and Emma Watson, and_Catherine v &irl 1 Lester V. ! liggen ‘o auf bolosed Jainer ana | | { Birret Bernard and Margaret M. Gerhardt, Edwin G. and Bertha J. Gorby, girl Frank J.and Ella F. Sau Fellipo boy Adolph"€. and Altha Mae Seebode, hoy. ar J.and Julia A. Williams. boy Henry J.E. and Catherine H. Sargler, William B. and Dorothy K. de Graffenreld. r]. Josenh and Dorothy L. Bracato. girl James and Elizabeth Colling, boy Drnnis and-Montray Johnson. i Willlam H, and Bertle Stewart. ki | George and Eleanor Lee. girl. | Jason C. and Claudia’Grant. boy | ———————— GEORGE A. CHASE. 111 floral tribiites sent upon th o8 s death G REEN. MRS. HATTIE BRY N, 0N CHASE AND GRANDSO! B |RITCHIE. We wish to thank our friends and P relatives fos pathy and kindness utes at the death o MARY MISSIE HER AND FATHER b express our ar many relatives, for their expressions athy. their kindness and the b tiful floral tributes sent following ontn or o b aves mather, TARY SEWE | MRS, ¥ BERNARD PARKER AND WILBUR J. SEWEL WINTER. We wish to express ou thanks” and decpest appreciation many relativ their_sympathy HARRY WIFE Deaths. Suddenly, Tuesday, March 56 pm.. ELIZAB heloved wife of Jowph Ame mother of Charles, Otto am | Louis America. and daughter of the late | Magdalene Kuhn. Funeral from her la resldene, 1915 F street soutliest, at pm.. Friday. March 5. Relatives and | friefids invited. Interment at Congres sional Cemetery i ANDREWS. Tuc A 11:46 pin.. W. FRANK of Jnex M. Aidrews March 3 Veloved We ation to neighbors SEWELL appr and symy wish sincete i ‘The largest number of woman work- | - {ers organized are those concentrated | {1n New York City. sincere | EASTERN STAR PIN, n to cur Can have by giving des: ind son N AND FAMILY in_fitung Cherry _Tost at Kafka' SROGCH warmel s 2 Bue Vista ave.. reom._ Return dae. Va. Reward y CARD CASE—Small. blue, Phi Sigma Er lon: contaming $17 and ear tokens, between | 1 17th ‘and” 14th ‘st<. on Kenyon. W, morning. Findor please call” Col. & tan. 1374 Harvard st. Liberal reward white and tickes n.w. e 5 4 “setter. lemon peward . 1835 Wisconsin ave. Tand 601 or Main 2042, Containing _$300: pame of + liveral reward. Telephong 828 Crittenden st. n.w. 5% GTASSES—One pair- in black leather e, Heward. Call_Lincoln 1007 4° FOX TERRIER. wire-haired black and brown. Reward. Cleve- beloved husband Funeral his | 19th st o at &:30 am. Requi ~ of the Sacred Heart, oad. at 9 am. Intern Olivet ~ Cemetery. Please BAILEY. ary 28, mourn Join Depasted this 1i day, Febru- 1086. ‘FELINDA. She Tiaves 10 their” loss a beloved hushand Bailiyt ghree Stster g Co MeCov. Mre. Lizzie .Mt BCR: R one trowmn iy, B and a host, of other reiatives Funeral, Thuzs. Galbraitn A bet. L and M sts. n.w. Vew nastor. | BARNES. HANSBOROUGH. lite Weapesday, Mare am. At Dis residence, 88 M st h.&. L5 i BARNES, dnd 28 at 10:05 Wi HANSBOROUGH. the belo daughter of Nainie Barnea. and dev St "of_ Bhilin' Hansborough. - Fr Eridas’ ren s, 10 D R: Gavniel A B Cluiren. (ith between 1o and M st A They. Iéave to: mopw thelr 1ose & hosi_of. relatives ‘and friends. (Borta Modth. Va.. papereplease copy:) Our. loving ones from us are gone s we loved are siill Places are vacant in our home Which never can be filled. 4* BARTON. Wednesday March 3. 1926, RED TAMPBELL, BARTON. Fister of Rohor o Campell. Remins resting at the Ta X fifieral home. 1809 Rhode Tsland ave.n st ot 10 Sherd ertices Wl beheld a7 307 | POCKETROOK—Brown morie. about TWx2| Gemin. Pa, on Fridas. March 6.t 4 | inches. “between Hecht's and 3634 11th n.W. | pregp On Tuesday, March 3, 1026, Miss RS F—Coniaining _ $63Tucsdny, GEORGIA BISELL. dauphics of the late oAt noon. on Sth and B Hs e et or SR Gr tuneral hereaftor: e Botaeen the Treasury and Harris & Ewine's | popowskl, Monday. March 1, 106, at L e o ot N | OISR b, FRASK & beloria Yitiatd of the Tate " Stasia Borowski: Funersl from i Tate residence. TA08 7in st nw.. on “Thursday, March 1. at' B:30 wmi. B it mes ot ie Churdh of the o maculate Conception at 8 o'elock. Rela: Tves “and - friends. invited. Irterment O e Moiine “Glivet” Cometers. " (Boston nagers please cops 3 als G. F. between Concord apart- _Piease & | ::.’;L\Lm%‘ and _Fnllumhm oad anyd, Ambas. | BUSSIUS, Tuesday, March 21920, a1 I . one_Nor : er reidence, st n || sador_Theater. Telephone North B0PiIA LOUISE. wife of the late Jo BUSSIUS. - Funeral from the above resl- Gence Friday, March 5. at R:30° am. thence to Aloveine. Church, where Drcasen 1005 nd & to B9 Box 114. _Roesiyn, . in_Hol February of ‘e &t. Reward, 27. ¥ Gn Church, Gt et emale, _name Rev. N. D. Bat’ Cnapin... " Return Pot. 2740. Departed thix 1026, ‘at 1215 | 5 Wil and Lamont to and Georg) tween Lanier b 1797 Lanier pl SE—Fawn _colored, male, _wi :on Wednesday. Mrs, A. W. PENDANT, pearl (bunch of erapes) Jumbia_ rd. between 13 d Mt | or on Potomac Park car from Mt. Plea | &t. ‘or between 19th and § and 20th and &ts.” Communicate with E. 1331 C Td. Reward. BOOK. containing check and mones. afterioon. Call Miss Hayden. Col. 411 Meridian ol Tonks, March on Woodl ey rd. bus, Mar. 1, O s, En»r:and 1d5i OF PEARLS. liberal re ST WATCH an: d. WRIST FATd e 0n fad L, B. Achle, Main 10407. _Reward. CRUPPER. FERRIGAN. GARNE! GREEN, HALLE HOLLIDAY. JEFFERSON. JOHNSON. JOHNSON. JOHNSON, JOHNSON. JONNSON. Deaths. March 2. 1926 at the Henry and Annie Hurt Home for the Blind, 305 R st. n.w.. FLORIDA CRUPPER. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.. Thurs. 4. at her late residence, 3050 day M % A5 M fadtment Gienwood Ceme- n.w. tery. Tueeday. March 2. 1926. the Home for Incurables. PETER FR. CIS, beloved father of Annie M. Ferrigan. Eurieral from Hanloiys Tuneral parlor. uu H et. n.e.. on Thursday. March 4. at '8:30 s fenica’to mass will be s Mount Olivet Iriends invited, Departed this life Monday. March at. Tuberculosls® Hospital. WIL- d “at 9 am. Interment emetery. Relatives and 11928, LIAM. don of the lata Willlam and Jane | CHESTNUTT. Garner. “father of Geneva and Alohunso Garner’ and ‘brother of Robert and Louls Garner. ~ Funeral from John T. Rhines & Co'.s funeral chiapel. 3rd_and I st s.w Thursday at % pn. Interment at Payne Cemeters. \ Monday, March 1, 1926, at Tu- bercuiosis Hospital, BLANCH GREEN, de. Yoted sister of Emma Hungerford "and Dennls Green. Remains resting at the W est Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2243 Georgia " ave, nw. Funeral Thursday. March 4. at Leonardtown. Md. Tuesday. March 2. 1926, at 9:30 P at his residence. 627 Th st . AMES, husband of the late Helen Halley. in his 97th year. Notice of funeral here: after s HAVERSTICK. Monday. March 1 ai the residence of James R. rsiead. 1364 Oak _st., TERESA ELIZABETH HAVERSTICK (nee Frye). Funeral from Sergeon's undertaking bar- lors, 1011 7th st n.w.. Thursday. Mapch at 2 p.m. February 28, 1028, at her regl- dence 2522 Sheridan rd. se.. Anacostia. SARA MATTHEWS HOLLIDAY. the be- loved wife of the late Grandison Holliday daughter of Mrs. Anna Matthews. She leaves to mourn her loss two daughters. one grandson and two sons-in-law and a host of other relatives. Remains may be viewed at her daughter's residence Lincoln pl. e, An T, noon until Thureday C: ‘s Church. Anacostia. 1926, at Thursday Dearest mother. how T miss 5o Since from earth you passed away. And my heart is aching solely As I think of you each day. FAMILY. 3¢ Passed away Wednesday, March 3, 1926, at 0 6161, ‘street northeast. the Western and Center Markets, husband of Mrs, Alice Jefferson. d father of Samuei §. and Mrs. lola Ma loving brother of Edward Jeff neral from his late residence, Friday 5. 1926. Upright and faithful in all his waye Devoted and trus to the end of his A husband. father and brother so and_kind, What'a wondérful memory he left behind. Monday, March 1, 1928 nl her restdence, 4628 Gth st n'w.. AMELIA, wife of Edward D. Johnson. Fu’ from her late residence Thursday, 11:30 am. Relatives and friends d 3 Departed thus lite Sundag, Febra- 926, at 10:15 pm. EMMA ¥ wife of thie late Rich- wer of Mrs. Kats New d Zela urray and | ton. ~ Remains resting_at ©1%(h and V sts. mw. Fu- ¥ M, E. Chureli Thureds ock ary 28 JOHNSON Murray' neral from March 4. at 1 o'c Officers _and of R. 1038 members of Na- are notifled of the acath of SISTER EMMA JOHNSON. Call mecting Wednesday_ March, 3. at the hall. Funeral Thursday, March 4. 1 p.m., fron Ashury Church, 1ith and K 'sts. m.w. Mem- bers assemble at _the chureh ok | M. B.'Smoot, M. N. G., H. C. ol omia H.'H, Ladles' Columbia Ald Assocta tion are hereby notified of the death of Mre. EMMA V. JOHNSON. You are re. guested to atténd the fimeral Thursdar. 4 192 frow Asbury M h. INDIANA TYLER; Prestdent; BOWMAN. Rec. Seév'y. The Ladies' CIiff Rock nées tho death of Mrs. EMMA V NSON. | Juneral Thugsds arch 4 5. at Asbu M hurch at 1 p.m. - PAMOINE i AsHATL President NIE E. BARNES. Fin. S60'y. Died Wednesday, March 3. his residence. 208 10th st ne.. ENCE EDWARD. t Annetta L. Keefé iday Tone Soctsty 1020, | 1[AR trom b at & n nterment stives and fr Members of “St. Josep! of the death of Hrother CLAKE WARD KEEFE and are requested to b esent at the recital Rosary at < late resider st. ne. | Thursday. March 4. at R:15 SORGE K. BRADY March 2. 1926 h st. nw. LUCY KEL ved danshter of Carrie Hawkine of Fiorence Henson, Rosie Hob: Hawkt ¥ ! Arvis funeral g v.. Friday, Ma of the Holy n of the 10th b.m Precident. | Monday March 1. 1926, a ARY ELIZABETH, leloved late Josevh S. B Suddenly, oN EDWARD ¥ Mareh 4. at ment Aritugton Cemetery Monday NCH, Fu his father 3 sday. thence to S will be s nds inv to attend g MLLER. Monday. March 1 LEMU EL 5. MILLER. beioves Matve M- oy Miller a Mrs.| lizabeth Mille Funeral f his 1 residence. 1 North Capitol «t.. on tday. Mareh 4 At 8:30 am.. thence to St. Martin'e Cath olic Chureh.” North Capitol and T &t Where mass will be calebrated at § a.n Relatives an invited “aterment Mount Olivet MORRIS. T S14 ab Hin NANCY deneo 1 tnterment at NASIH. | Depart Nash, sist deen Roger ter's reside tice of fur ORANGE. Suddenly ustiand heloved son Annie. Tuesday. 918 il wife of the al from her late 80 am., niias wi Soul metery Tuesday 1 PENT Adieton. aun! H. Queen a om_ Shiloh arch 5. at 1 ited RICHARDSON. worresidence, TRENE N helove and Annie M. Ri from the alove h 4, at 8:30 am.. thence 1o the ! where mass will be Relatives and friends in Bantist Church v, Relat, Mondas, March 1, “t Aught dson (ne | sidence Thi a.m Departed this life Tnes n. at her residence. 6 LLA ROLLINS, the 1 *y Rawles Mill d sin Notice of fu- ay. Mar Toth st ‘rn-law of Samuel Miller. March 2, at his street southwest H.. beloved husband of Kath: Shumiite and devoted father of es 0. Mary E. Mrs. Alena Abend Fiinera] froni Fifth Baptist Church Thursday. March 4. Reln friends 1nvited. Interment k 16 6ui ¥ p.n. idow of the Ta of Stevensville, Md. Service address at 12" hoon Thy Interment at Crumpton, Md. relatives mvited THOMPSON. _ Suddenty, riends and Monday, March 5 pam. ROSA WILLIAMS beloved mother of Frederick L. and Blanche L, leaves also to mourn their and three brothers. Mau 1d Louis A. Williams, late residence on at 1 o'clock. Relatives nds please attend. 1307 M st. n.w R. arted this life Tuesday. Mary § a.m.. at Freedmen's ROBERT devoted brother H. Tucker and uncle of Bev and_P: ali T. Rhines & Co. . 3r 1 sts. ww. Friday. March 5. at pan. Friends are ivited to attend TWINE arted this life Tuesday 2 1926, at 2:30 am. at his oo | n.w.. MARY J. TWINE wite of ihe Tats William Twine and d voted grandmother of Ralph Sewell. ste- | ter of Mrs Aunie Banks Remains resting at Bovd & Wilson pariors, 19th and sts. Notice of funeral hereal | WILLIAMS. Mond t the Gallinger _Hosn WalirER WILLIAMS, brother of Alice and Louis Fugeral Thursday, March' 4. |- al Church, 13 between U n.w. Ren ing at the West End branch Funeral Co.. 28th st n.w.. until time of fune | woon. ... MOGEN wife of George W. Funera Mr. J from her M 1:30 1 Marcn sidenc helov e | WRIST WATCH. g downtown. Ma ‘Re! her soul. aikingl. "B0s Esat: Caotiol sh ry, Relatives and fri ’ mass will 5e' !: at 9 am. for the re terment Mount Olfvet’ (‘un riends in March 4 i invitsd. Intermpent Re Cedar HinlCemetery. IRO“ N, T Daby. JoNERN 16 BOROTT ot our St. Aloysius Churéh. where | CARHART. CLARKE. EICHELBERGER. FORD, HEINES, KLEIND) LAWSON, at_her 'Lt | ROBINSON. = {SWAIN, | Pbone_Li; | | | Frank szur»s Sons Co. and Dumbarton aye. | In Semoriam, ar w0 yéars ako oday. Maren 3" Sned Too sweet to live, Too loving to stay, So (‘.‘l;d| Pllzl an dlll’el ARG 160k our Satling away. DADDY X ARRYANEMAMNK R AN xms, OB, how we mise ;1-’1-{“1« L2 snofu:k. WARIS Y AND i sad but lovis K“»Kml.n:“r‘\:x':'r&finl EDWARD & CARBART (Hl]fl March '}l‘fl f};ml«‘ el but living un NG WiPE WA CARHART. © s In ead but lovi - Diance of Gur beloved d‘u‘me':‘ ADAE. be-‘ TT, wl D-Iflird nto the vond six yéars ago today, March 3, T35 Dcop)elndnur hearts you are fondly rememe Sweet, hay PPy memortea cling round youe ot _de w18 ovisd: True hearts that loved you with deepest at- fection Always will love you in death just the MOTHER™ AXD pam MRS, OLLIN chifetvipr M ANR A tribute of love and Sonvsex: SEARRE, Sho deharipd tia'iee I think of you in silence, Few guess that sce mio That ‘many @ silent tear T shed When others are asleep. LOVING WIFE, FLORETTA. In loving remembrance of 5 Sy Maeegectid e Hiis stz yeas Evrs day brings sad memoriss. memory bri Degn within our hearts we cherish Thoushts of those we love so dear HIS LOVING SIS In loving remembrance oiir brother, WILLIAN El- BERGER, who departed th v. March 3, This day brings such ead remembrance Of our brother, gone to rest And those who think of him today ‘Are those who loved him heat ISTERS AND BROTHER. ™ lovine remembrance of my dear law, Mre. MARY ELLIS. who de- pasted i it sear ago today, March 3 LAW, MRS, on OTED SISTE! MINNIE Rogs S TER In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted parents, LUCY and WELLING- TON FORD. who departed their lives four and three years ago today. Dearest_parents, o, Since from earfh y sorely Axn( our hearts 4 we think of you each d A R CHILDR \“ '\P ;,\Vn-{ B. El FIF AND LAFAYETTE J. FORD. - €ad but loving remembr of my dear mother, EMMA M. HEINES, ho departe to three ye day, .\!b‘[m h Sime aem SO Half of my @ {8 buried dee; Under the aod whera my .,.'.mf.- sieeps we miss you cd away. | BY HER LOVING SON FRANK, * T. In sad but loving remem :r‘ln.’n\nl, our l'f"l;‘ Hll'{‘l‘(;‘\:rmflmfll?"" id sredt-grandmother ¥ < DIENST. S#ho died ten years ako uév Ma 1018, “Anniversiry mass at Hol Trinity Church Faithtal in 1ife: remembered tn desth. LAWSON. Tn loving memory of my dea: nephow. HARRY E.'LAWSON. wio di March 3. 1024, aged 20 years. Often to the graveyard 1 wander. Flowars to lay, with loving cara Oh_the krave of ‘my dear Harry Who 18 sweelly sioeping there I feel so lonely without yom, our face I'm- longing to" see. t to have you with me, dear Har:y Would mean _so much th me, LOVING AUNT LOUISE ey Sacred to_the memory of 1 dear son, HARRY E. LAWSON, "who died Sareh 5, 124 My H;l ].'hl< €0 wandering when daylight des To the land of lon And memory paints the In the kol of the twil T gsem 1o sen in the soft, e e ago. e of old t glow dim light e sun's last . why wers you taken carth hid so many it better couid e blow that compelled to pat oved one 0 near and dear to ADA LAW; beloved who de today. my FR areh 3, 10 S A precious one L Asolee” we'lo : ot R A HER LOVING DAUGHTER EDWINTA. * R. 1In loyin from us cd ts wtiiiec in our home fone remembrance of our dea, nd 1 who departed this life ! > 3 1924 HIS LOVING WIFE AND SON. PENN. Suered to the memory of our dea: mother. MARTHA PENN, who went away one year a%o today, March 3. 19 Nobody k »w I miss you Nohody ot Mauy silent tears 1 shed hers are fast asieep 10 you hand twa years a ‘much to me. \s always longing for you DEVOTED SON_AND_DAUGH WALTER PENN AND MAG. PENN'HEATH o HER TER. GIE ITE. Ia memory, of OSWALD T PETIT our thongl Vhers thev 1aid ¢ Three years lov inig AGNES brothe DEVOTED DUKES AND MAR! Lo semors of my ROBPNEGR Twno died JOHN i« dear_fat catly morning when the Master's Come and rest ne now and lay Y breast BLANCHE od coftly, My« 1 onie, co Your hemd npon LOVING DAUGHTER. M4 DUE . emembrance of our litila JOHNS SWAIN. who page %0 today. March 3. 1918. ar today vussed away MOTF T lovi son. ARTHUR away eizht years His memo; As in the h FUNERAL DIRECTORS. "Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 1 ~ Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 i Ave. T CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAFITOL ST. " Timothy Hflnlo? 3 Dicesios 641 H ST. N.E §_WILLIAM LEE. ¥ 1 Moderate 1385. am. Ave all M | prices 3 SEVENTH ST }dlvldem Chapel._Te . __Main 2473 S Quick, Dicnified_and Eficient_Service. Deal & Co. LINCOLN (810 ST, T. F. COSTELLO OW LOCATED AT 1724 AP, ST, ORTH_ 7076 _ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 2R e _Lincoln 824 7 AMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. 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