Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926. W DR. JOHN A. KERN DEAD. Former rmmm ol Randolph- Macon College Was 80. LYNCHBURG, Va. March Dr. John A. Kern, 80 years of age. former president of Randolph-Macon College at Ashland, and a of the Baltimore Methodist Confer- ence, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his son, Dr. Paul B. Kern, in Dallas, Tex. His hody I8 to be taken to Winchester Friday for burial. Dr. Kern firat became a member of the facul'v of Randolph-Macon College in 1886. He was vice presi- dent from 1893 to 1897, and president from 1897 to 1899. FKrom 1899 to 1914 he was professor of theology a1 Vanderbill University and re- turned to Randolph-Macon in 1914 where he continued until 1922 as professor of religion Dr. Kern s survived by these chil- dren: Dr. Paul B. Kern. professor of the Bible at the Southern Methodist TUniversity: Dr. A. A. Kern, professor of English at Randolph - Macon Woman's College: Lerov E. Kern of New York City and M M. Or- mond of Durham, N. € member | DIES IN BOSTON. Mrs. Jennie T. Moulthrop Was For- merly a Treasury Clerk Here. Mrs. Jennie T. Moulthrop, 75 years old, formerly a clerk in the Treasury Department for 37 years, and a resi- dent of this city until four years ago, died in Boston, Mass.. Saturda She was the widow of Sidney A. Moul- throp of New Haven, Conn., who was connected with the legal department of the surgeon general's office, War Department, for many years. He also was a veteran of the Civili War and a well known church organist for many years. Funeral services for throp were conducted In Boston ves- terday. with interment in that city. She was one of the early members | of the First Congregational Church | here, being among the first few hun- dred who helped to insure its suc- cess. She was a member of the choir there and her husband gave his serv- ices as an organist free for one vear. Later she attended St. Stephen's Epis- copal Church here. Mrs. Moulthrop's matden name was Miss Jennie Hall Teulon and she was a native of Massachusetts. Mrs. Monl- Special for Friday and Saturday 75c¢ Quality Interwoven Fancy Silk and Lisle Hose 55¢ 3 for $1.50 An abundant selection of a dis- continued design in all the Spring- time colorings, all sizes from 9'; to 11Y; inclusive, pe Raleigh H rfect in quality. aberdasher 1310 F Street Sesescseses 0 8 00000000000 sisosvacsoce 9 000000 se 00000000 0sssosnssess Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street Coapyright 1926 Hant Schafirer & Marz You’ll never have a better friend than a “Four Winds” lopcoat 35 It will keep you warm on chilly days; keep you dry on drizzly ‘days; keep you stylish looking all the while ‘and it will wear for months and months. and many fabrics ( Exclusively Sold Here) was told were caused by barbed wire. Many styles MISS J. C. KELTON DIES, Prominent District Woman BSue- cumbs After an Operation. Miss Josephine Campbell Kelton, $5 years old, chief of the apointment section, oficers’ division of the ad- jutant vsu eral's office, during the World nd who had been in the Government service 33 years, died at the Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Park, yesterday following an opera- tion. She was the daughter of Mra. John C. Kelton and the late Gen. Kelton. who served as adjutant gen eral oi the War Department from 1889 to 1892, In 1921 the apointment section of which Miss Kelton was chief became known as the reserve division and she merved as chief of the latter division. She had long been an active worker for St. Margaret's Episcopal Church. Fllm’lll services will be conducted at Margaret's tomorrow afternoon at 2 Ollflfl.k Rev. Herbert Scott Smith will officlate. Interment will be in the National Cemetery. Miss Kelton fs survived by her mother, who is now in England visit- ing a sister; by three sl Miss Adelaide Kelton of Washington, Mrs. Thales L. Ames of Governor's Island, N. Y., and Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley of this city by a brother, Willlam Sutherland Kelton of Seattls, Wash., and an uncle, Col. Allan €. Kelton, 1. 8. M. C. Miss Kelton was the sister of the late Col. Robert H. . Kelton, who died two vears ago. He served as chief of staff of the 34 Divi- sion during the World War PROBE DEATH FROM GUN. Hagerstown~ Police Arrest Moun- taineer in Koontz Case. Speciat Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., March : Clarence Koontz, 21 vears old, died last night of gunshot wounds at a local hospital. Edward Smith of Bag town, a mountaineer, was arrested at his home and 1s sald to have admitted firing two shots at Koontz in a fight in which he says Koontz and a com panion attacked him last Sundav. The police, sy Koontz and his com panion drove into the mountain sec tion where moonshine i& sold. [’pon his return home he was bleeding from wounds in the head. which his wife Bunions i Quick relief from pain. Prevent shoe pressure. Atdrugand shos seres everywhere DrScholl’s Zino-pads " 2k P o0 Seesscessas : Seevesses e P s ssseisssensessss s CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Washington braneh’ of the Society of American Bacterfologists. will meet March 30, at the Naval Medical 8chool. Dr. Vietor C. Vaughan of the National Research Council & will give an address on “The Early His tory of Bacteriology in America.” Election of officera. Dr. Frederick R. Grifin of Phila- delphia will address the Women's Alliance of AIl Souls’ Church, 16th and Harvard streets, tomorrow on “Shrines of Religious Freedom in England and Ireland.” Mrs. Maud Pontan will act as luncheon hostess following the meeting. The lecture on ences.” to have been given last week by Prof. James H. Leuba of Bryn Mawr College. and postponed be cause of his iliness. is scheduled for tomorrow, 5 p.m., at Wardman Park Theater. The May Day Child Health com- mittee will meet 3:30 o'clock, at 1022 Eleventh street. An all day Pre-Easter sale and church night supper, 0 to 7 o'clock p.m., at the First Congregational Church. Rev. J. E. Willis, pastor of Ver- mont Avenue Baptist Church, will preach a special sermon at the church aL 8 o'clock, “To King David's Tribe." Proceeds for the building fund. Al welcome, ‘The National lowship Club will give an informal dance at Holel Washington. rangers in city in vited. Vv welcome. nvisible Pres- Senator address Chapter House yson of Tennessee will the District of Columbia of War Mothers at the Lee tomorrow night. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported 1o the Heath Department in the last 24 00233, hridan w. aat Capitol at. Marian 1. Harver. 62. 418 11th st Yare B Kautman, i Mary E N e ) Elizabeth M. ita) Richard E. Whi 7. Providence Hospital Griffin. 85 Providence Hospital At Cavitol s, he. . 70.St. Elizabeth's Hos. Edwin P Doroths Green, 4% Gallinger Hosnital n Tennvson. 515, Providence Howpital in f Richard’ and Mars Boiseai. # minutas, 4, Honpital Mabe! Elizabeth's Hoapital Irene Bran 5085 AAth. ats ne Theodore A. Pasne. 1. 4% hed Benning Chariea B, ‘Thomas. 68, Gallinger Houpital Ann M. Dyaon. 84 Home for the Aged William F. Magruder 22, 651 C'at we. Evelyn Cares. 41, 39 P ah M. Butler. 78, 617 ence Dyson’ 1. 46 Fenton st n'e Hazel E. Blackwell. 11 months, 18 Jackson ne ne NO LOSS ‘To Any Investor IN 53 YEARS THE F. H. SMITH Co. Firse Mors, | Religious United States Soldiers | | Journal ARGENTINE FLYER DIES. Lieut. Nelson T. Page's Plane Crashes Into Parana River. BUENOS AIRES, March 25 (#).— Lieut. Nelson T. Page, one of Ar-| gentina’s best known alrmen, was| drowned in the Parana River today when his seaplane crashed while he | was making a search for Capt. Ma- dariaga, a fellow aviator, who has been missing since March 16. Lieut. Caste, a passenger on the plang was serfously injured and the mechanician bruised in the crash, which was declared to be due to motor trouble. Lieut. Page was one of the organ jzers of Ma). Zanni's world flight and also was the most probable candidate for the proposed Argentina-to-Spain flight, planned to return the epochal flight of Comdr. Franco. BLUE LAW MASS MEETING. Public Opposition to Bills Planned at Church Saturday. A public mass meeting in opposition to the four Sunday laws that (‘ongress has been asked to pass for the Distriet of Columbia will be held in the Capital Memorial Church, Fifth and ' streets, at 330 o'clock Sa tary of the Liberty ociation, who has already spoken several times against these measures before comgressional Cammittee that has thus far granted seven hearings on them, will be the principal speaker. Rev. H. H. Votaw and Rev. L. E. Froom, who has also opposed the measures, will be other spel_karl ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Vincent B. Costello Post, American Legion, will hold a special meeting, 8 o'clock, in District Building Kit Carson Post, will meet, & o'clock, in Grand Army | Hall. Officers of Keana Councll will econ | fer the first degree on a large class of | of . candidates. 8 o'clock. at K. Home. Charles W. Darr. vice presi dent of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, will speak on the Lank- ford bill. The Tivoll Pastime ¢ dance, 8 o'clack, in p: of the Arcade. ub will have a vate ballroom Conduft Road Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in St. David's Parish Hall. W. R. Beattie, garden specialist_of Department of Agricul ture, will talk on “Gardening Pleasure and Profit.” Illustrated The food and nutrition section of | = | the District Home Fconomics Associa tion will hold a joint meeting with the Club, in_ Corcoran Hall, George Washington Univer: ty-first street at H. Miss Smith specialist in bio-chemistry, Depart ment of Agriculture, will speak. P'rof. Arthur Stanlev Riggs. a felinw of the Royal Geographical Society of London. will lecture before the local Harvard: Club, Capitol will meet, ple. Council, 8 o'clock, oyal at Arcanum, Pythian Tem- If People Only Knew the Truth That W. W. Chambers will service ic perfect, do just what he save. That his you can depend upon him in time of sorrow, he does not take advantage and push you for more than vou can pay. He is willing and will give you s Funeral Complete—$75.00, $100, $125, $150 and up. Prices to su every one. Any grave vault made, $85.00. Fine Private Ambulances, Only $4.00 to and from any city hospital. For Perfect Service Ca The Brown Stone Funeral Home of W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N'W. Phone Col. 432 Playing in “Kid Boots” Facial J’vvemon Recommends the Famous Catherine Day Toilet Preparaliohs —It gives ns great pleasure to inform the women of Washington that we are the exclume agents of the Catherine Day Toilet Preparatios in Washington. 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The THE WEATHER | District—Inereasing clondiness foi- | lowed by light rain thia afterncon or | tonight: colder tonight: tomorrow fair and colder; fresh northwest winds, Maryland—Cloudy and colder to. night; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh to strong southwest, shifting to north- west, winds. Virginia—Cloudy and colder tonight. preceded by rain in northeast portion; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh to strong shifting to northwest winds. West Virginia tondy and colder | tonight: light rain or snow in east portion; tomorrow fair; eolder in east portion Records for 24 Hours. | . Thermometer—4 p.m., 12 midnight, 49; 4 a.m., noon, Barometer—4 p.m 5; 12 midnight. 54.m.. 20.45: noon, Highest temperatn at noon today Lowest temperature, 45, oceurrad at ‘m. today. Temperature same date last vear— Highest, 70; lowest. 43 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetie Survey.) | Today—lLow tide. 12:01 pm.; tide, 5:23 .m. and 5:46 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 1 12:47 pom.; high tide, 811 6:32 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:04 a.m.; £:24 pan Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:03 a.m.; 75, occurred high T am. and am. and sun sets sun 56 a.m.: sets, 427 p.m. Automobile lJamps to be lighted one- ! half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the | water at Great Falls at 8 .m._Tem- { perature, 49; condition, slightly muddy. Weather in Various Cities. q 5 3 ] H 5 8 N umary Stations. Vsamoy A deep weym we Ahilens. Tex { Albany Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore - Ptclouds Clear Clear Birmingham Cloudy { Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charlesten Chicago { Cincinnati | Cleveland . | Colum'a.s @ { Denver Detroit 1 Paso Salveston Helena Huron. & 0 Indiananolis Jackson v Kansas Citv Lon Angeles | Louisville ami, Fla Orirans. . w York Okl City. Omaha Philadeiphia Phoenix Platnire and. Me Portland: Ore Raletgh Lake it 3 Antonio San Diego.. . S Franclsco. Si. Louis St. Paul Seattle Spokane. WASH.D¢ . Rai . Prelondy Clouds Cloudy Clear Cloudy I Clear . Cloudy Clear Clear Clear BR22ZA: 2358833 (RN FOREIGN. Greenwich time, .today. ) Temperature. Weather. A8 Part_clondy Clear Clear Rafning Clouds’ Part_clondy Clear Clear P (R am. Stations | London. Ensland Vienna. Austria Conenhagan | Gihraltar. | Horta (Fayal). | Hamilton. Rermuda. ... { San Juan. Porio Rico Havana, Cuba ; COLLIE. male: tan with white markines large aize. Owner kindly claim st the o ANimal Rescue Learue. 310 Mary und {H. H. FREEMAN, 54, ORGAN EXPERT, DIES Prominent Local Musician Deng-n- ed Instruments for Many Churches. Henry H. Freeman, 54 vears old, long a prominent figure in musical circles, and noted as an_organ de- signer, died at his home, 3141 Mount Pleasant street, vesterday. He had been in failing health for some time, but had been seriously ill only ahont two weeks. For the last five years Mr. Free man had been organiet and choir master at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Rock Creek parish. and be- fore that had served in a similar ca- pacity 22 years at St. John's Church, Sixteenth and H streets. Mr. Freeman drew the plans and specifications for many organs in- stalled in churches in the East. That at St. Paul's and the organ in Forest Glen Seminary were among those for which he had drawn plans Mr. Freeman was a member of the faculty of the Washington College of Music and had been a director of the Washington Oratorfo Society. It was through his aid that many *of the leading organists of the world were hronght to Washington, among them .loseph Bonner. Edwin H. Le mare and Clarence Fddv Widely known for his ability as an organist, Mr. Freeman often gave recitals at the University of Virginia and before the Washington Society of Fine Arts. His Lenten recitals on Saturdays at St. John's Episcopal Church were well known also to lovers of music in this efty Born in Goldshoro, N. C., Mr. Freeman received his first instruction from his mother. He later completed his studies at the Broad Street Con- servatory of Music. Philadelphia, under Staniey Addicks and Dr. George Edward Stubbs of New York Funeral wervices will ha conducted at St. Paul's Church tomorrow after. noon &t 2 o'clock. Rev. Joseph Fletcher will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Freeman fs survi widow, Mra. Ethel Hooff daughter, Miss Helan Palmer Free man of New York: a son, Eugene D. Freeman of Palm Beach. Fla.: three sisters. Mra. ;. Weat and Mrs. George Redden of New York and Mrs. Marion Purnell of Hollvwood. Calif.. and a brother, Robert . Freeman of Boston. . Marriage Licenses. Marriags licenses have heen issued t the tollowing Markiiver Soriggs and Gladss Dayis idar Heller of thin sty and Beckis Wish man of New York Cits Anthons Landini and_Cancettina Giannini Walter Winfrey and Belle Smith. both nf Charlottesville. Va. Dennis Turner and Regina Butler CTair Brown and Agnes Eoos Albert Tadford Churehill of Springfield Mase"and Lillian Edwina Hacking of i I:'lv-;“v m'n and Cora Diam " "Snvder “and Marie voth of Sargenatile @ V2" mea A Henson and Bermice Clarke John H. Edinger and Emma M. Maraustis 7 eri"(rarriagt. RHODES — MORGAN. Announcement is made of the marriagze of ELLA C. MOR- GAN. Washington. D 10 “bAVID BHODES, Fort Mysr. Va. Mareh 24, 102 by the Rev. F. A Killmon. Alexandria. ¥ Beaths. Saturday. March 1 Lieut JOHN 1° BROSNAN 1778 4. beloved son of Rose John S Brosnan Funeral fr recidence 117 4th st me Fridav. March 28 at 930 am. thence to St. Paters Chirch. where mase will ba sung at 10 am vited. Interment tere. (Norfolk oleasa ~oDF. ) BROSNAN. Members of Potomae Cou No. 434. Rnighte of Columbus Tised of the death of Brother BROSNAN, liewtenant. 1at Cavalry, A at Marfa Tex. March naral_from his former s me. Fridav thena ' fo St requiem mass wil MICHAEL D. SCH WALTER 1. PLA: CALLAGHAN. Weds oCox Coftman t Olivet Ceme. d. Va. papers at M, Richma 10 o'clock ER. Grand Knight . Binancial Secretars v. March 24. 1026 at the rewidence of Wei niece. Mre. James L. Magruder. 4810 oth st nw. MARY CALLAGHAN. ~ Funeral from ahove ad- dress’ Saturdar at 9 am Gabrisl's Chureh. whera solemn high auiem mass will be sung at §:30 the tepome of her soul. Inter Mount Olivel Cemetery. Relatr friende reapectfully invited 2 'AMBROSIO. Wednesdar. March 24, 1926, Providence Hospital. JOHN. beloved hushand of Mary D Ambrosio, in his 44th year. Funeral sersies ai Hols Roaars Church at 3rd and F ste nw at o S Interment St Funeral from hi R Qs st x.w. Saturds 0 am will be aung at & am PE_LYONS. Departed thie March 23. 1 ar 555 am. H govoted” hushand ‘of ‘the late He leaves to moum hi oted son. Serst. William Da Lyons. Fort Benning, Ga.: & loving -uxnm Mrs. Rosy Lee Hagden of Savan- nab. one’ daughter-in-law. Mre Ruth B e O four e hildren sgd 90r great'grandchildren and friends. Remains resting temporarily at John T. Rhimes & Co. funeral chapel. 3rd and T ste. aw Funeral from his lats residence. 1319 1st . nw. Saturdar at 1 pm.. Rev B. Wateon officiating 6 DUCKETT. Departed this Life Tuesday eve- nine. March 23, 1926, at & pm_ at her Tendanea B34 H oG mw: BI1ZABETH DUCKETT. heloved daughier of “Martha Thompson " and late_Daniel Thom and loving sister of Annie Beverly. ai Rost of ‘other relatives and friends maurn' her joss Funer Bantist Church. 2rd <t between H_and | gte. now. Rev Morse officiating Fri March 78, at 1| nm. Friends invited FLINT. Tuesday. March 23. 1926. at his tesdence. 918 H st nw.' EDWARD R FLINT, ' Remaine resting at the < H Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter FORD., Departed this life Masch 24 at w15 pm. at the residence of her daushter, FLORENCE Px\vwr 400 A AL ne. Mre A FORD. wife of the late John, Ford Prince Grorges. CounLy, Md. * She' leaves to mourn their loss five children. John Ford. Willie Ford. Richard Ford, Mrs. Addie Johnson. Mre. Florence departure . 1926, CE DOG. near Alexandri; fi?v’:“.«v Phone_Clarendon_80¢ PART AIREDALE, black. tan body and legs. male. lonz tail. - Owner kindly claim at the Wanhineton Animal~ Rescue Leasue. 346 Marvland ave R LOST. FAG—Brown suede. confalning _about B Thhe change puree with change and keye. o el " 6. Monahan: 3618 2!‘:'»:‘ owner must 2, G tapearry. bet. 12th and F sta. m.w. DT Ana Ma ave h.e.: reward if rat: 1o 218 Marsiand ave. n.e. apt. 1. Call Line. 3187, after 6 p.m piatinum.~ diamonds between 18th and Mas reh 21, i coln A719. ;\nfl 14th and G n. BAR flfid enamel fniaid eold. sat Wi ) ;.,. Smai w e, “Phone. Clove, i 541-W: el N CETETTost March 173 hfioms Dracciet,‘cContaining two_ssonhires and "one diamona, sliner af the cliz’Clubor'on the ereto. et T e rchambeult, 210, Seaton p“":xep G H OF KEYS, in leather g-mnd.- and Kensington. e Braabs Hire Market._Cleveland FOUNTAIN PEN, with “F. | between National Theater :nd 3095 15[1 Chave car Tres Cathedral Man- Conn, ave. ~Col. TRISH _ TERRIER. . collar. but anawers to name evening of March 24 from 1 Suitable_rewa Ph 4 1 value 1 ot paian alie to 2 Reward._Columbia ther 7 o, 1 o, in_Occidental Restaur unvemflnl"fn xrom‘gx Secidental: rewara 7F Peturned L Sirohm; 314 mnummu N ing e bou'. $11. Kkeys. etc.: Wednesd: Eofumbi rd, Befwesn 13th ‘and T Toner, sllver To- reward. ress comnmmenu s, card PUI nflm—nmwn 2 &b ng‘h Pt Foors Rew Pinkney. son-in-law. Arthur Pinkney: nine Erandchildren and host of relatives and Frneral at Brookes Church. Md March 27, 1 p.m.. Rev. George ; fliciating. ~ Remain: Te_seen A1 400 A A ne. from Fridas noon. Short Aervices at & o'clock Servant of God. well done! ® Wednesday. March 24. 1026, at ionce. 3141 Mount Pleasant st n.w. HENRY H. husband of Ethel Hoofi Freéman and fathier of Helen Palmer Fres- man of New York and Eugene D. Freeman of Palm Beach. Fia. Remain resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14%h st now. Funeral services at St Faut'a Episcopal, Chure, (Rock Treek oar- iah) on Fridas. March 26. at 2 pm 3 1026, at Sibley How tal. KATHE! GI the heloved oo SE A 0. Glenn and ‘mother of Arthur H. Glenn and Hasel Glenn Lin- ert, age 67 years. Funeral from her late sidence, 18 Que st. ne. on Saturday. arch 27, at 1:30 pm. Interment Pros Dect Hill Cemetery. GOINGE. Departad this life Tuesday. Mare 23,1926 at 2:20 a.m.. BEU] HForeee s LR2S ey " e Dte b and Louisa Goings: beloved sister‘of Pauletta Woolford. Funeral Friday. Msrch 26. at 2 o'clock. from her late residence, 821 P at. n.w. . GRAY. Departed this life Tuesdas. March 23, 1026, a0 130 Am. MARY A~ GRAY. Wite of the late Waiter 8. G Tanves 1o mourn their loks Alhert Jackuon' one ister Rolline”of 24 Defrege o brother, Mr. Tavlor Knorl. Rineteenth ' Siriel’ Bantiet March ar % oclock. Miendn tavites GRAY. Officers and membars of Qua ther Chanter. No. 1. O Qlieatad o witend the fur MARY GRAY, M uneral Fridas. M Nileteenth Street B AMANDA E. M R SHARTES Fadbe. |, P. GRAY. Officers and members of Zerubbabel Couit arc requested fo_attend the funeral g Sister MARY, A, GRAY Friday. March 9%6. a2 bm. from Nineteenth 'y HII'!Q‘ B Chuy ¥ "i 'n:r.w sgu g u MATHA E! u ALL LEARY. '.l‘uudnv srch 53, 1028, at O Teton, " va MIWTLE G HILLEARY. 44 years old. Resides her husband. she is Firdived by nine daughters, three sons and o erandeniidren. Funeral sercices will be ;fll!élu('lFfz llns k:!:fl:‘l ‘#h(afi;‘ "%Il!"h Gt e Rex Tacher. ™" Biriar'win "pa i Cotumabia Earten. h March 24, RIN w Funeral from Relatives and friends in- | Beaths. March 24. 1026, Funeral servier 'RBS. nday. IRENE, Ll Mt ] at the S, Hines Co. lln!l-‘hfl? o u oo o S irtday “ae ! MPHREY. Thursday. March 25. e oviden "B rade " tatand. Rt 810 arm. THOMAS. Sr. b' husband of !lnnmu ¥ Bump unh Seiurasy: March 22, 1926 at Bilt N‘t TERESSA ears, only daus] N i g runfl Dr. George 0. Bul lock _officiating. ~ Friends "and " reigtives invited TON. Wednesdar March 19 EPHINE CAMPBE “”3" dangh: er of tl ate Gen. John elton a ‘ Mra. Kelton. after a brief {liness. at Wa ington Saniiarium. Takoma Park Pun‘ anrvices at St. Margaret’s Church, Fridas. March 26, at 2 om. , MAHONEY. Wedneadas, March 24 1926, A\ 6:30 p. at Sibley Hospital JULIA heloved aunt of Frances J. McCart) | neral from her late residence. mnn 1 At. ns. on Saturday. March 27. at 8: am: thenee’ 1o Si. Alovaiue Chureh whete solemn requiem masy will be sune aUH am, for the repose of her 80} tives and friends invited to attend. Inte! ment Mount Olivet Cemeters. MeCULLOUGH. Tuesday, March 23, zm, a1 10750 o, ALICE SPOTSWOOD. loved ‘wife of Clarence O. McCullo and daughter of Isabelle and the lll Ewan H. Jemison. Funeral from Ber residence, 1930 14t st. n.w.. Fna:( luvn pm. "Relatives and friends in. vited to attend. Interment at mm-mfi Tu-u"r March 23 "2» o York City HARRY & MIDDLE: davoted husband of Luntie te- Middieton. beloved son of the late M. and Marv A Middleton and hrother of Lillie A Tanner. Edith Adgms. Mayme Fietcher. Alexander. ‘ and Tene' Middieton Fineral from o nw. Fridav. March 268, at 2‘\"‘ % invited R. Wadnesdas March 24 1928 at eld Hospital CHARLES A SPEN: aged 54. hmloved husband of lh’ Minnie Spencer (nee Blandford) - neral from h e & . e Priday. -2 s ) where mass will be lfld at 10 am. TENNILLE. Departed thy life March 23, 1028 at_Galliger SANFORD. lovine "fathar of C} Tennile,ahd rigaather of George nille: Funeral Friday at 1 "3"3 John T. Rhines & Co. funeral rhw and I ste. s.w. Interment Rosemont Ceme. tery WHITE, = Wednesdss, Macch 24, 1026, ot rovidence Hom ICHARD A WHITE. in hix his late residen: Md LETON, man Henrs i Funeral from 23 Ralston Fyarier Friday_morning. March Reqniem ~mass al Box At 10 am . W which relatives and friends are invited: Interment (private) at Mount Olyet Cemeters. Washington S I'IIIIA\]. ‘Tuesdar March 23 1926 ¥t pm. MARY F . beloved daughter 0| igene and Mare S Williams. sister o Edith ¥. and the lais Beatrice 8 Willlams. She alao leavan a host of other relatives and friends to mourn. their loas. Funerat from her lal regidence. 744 Gresham lace nw. Friday. March 28 at 13 o.m. Relatives and friends invited. YOUNGER. Departed lhl» lifs Tussdar, March 23, 1926 at Chudreme” Row, tal, JOHN JOSEPH YO"\GEB heloved ®on of Jgeeph I. and Dorothy Youni grandson “of John S. Younger. and Mars Frost. Funeral Friday 26, at 10 a.m. from Hovd & Wilson' nundertakers. 19th and L sts. n.w. _Frienda and relatives are invited to attend In Memoriam. BERGLING. dear wifs and our mother BERGLING. who died March 25 1925 HER HUSBAND BROSNAN. In sacred me: loved mother. CATHERT> tan years ago. Mare HaR SOVIRG DATCHTERS BRYANT. In loving memory of my deal” mother, FANNY who died March 25, 1886, @one._hut not_forgotten HER SON. ALEX. C. BRYANT. In losing remembrance of aur 4 JOHN EBER' In loving remembrance of one. 5;‘ vear agn., day. March 2 On_the mn.mo u’mr sleeping. Where the flowers gently wave. Lies the one we love so deariv. In a lone and silent grave HIS LOVING WIFE EMNA AND CRIT4 sweet _memory of friend. " Mrs. MARTHA A B pemtotiy o the. Great B two vears ago today. March 25. 1824. Loved in life. remembered in_death F. W. GREENHOW In loving remembrancs of our . TAMES SRin e A0 aearied Wi e elcven Poars ago today. March 25. 1915 On the shore hevond thou waitin L that ble :then we s‘r lay our foreve more FATHER AND SISTER. ¢ JEFFRIES. In loving remembrance of our ear manther. WALETNA JEFFRIES. who. departed thic life tine seare ago. Fepruare’ 20, 1817, The labors of thr years have passed: all thy sortows ceased. No lears. no grienc shall crose your poaceful breast in thaiy fair and happs land. whece pleasurs never dies. THE FAMILY. O'CONNOR. 1n sad but loving rememhrance of my dear brother. JOHX J. 0'CONNO] “ha departad this hife tweive years ago, Mar 014 PATRICK F. 0 CONNOR. In sad hut loving remembran RORS. ot dear mother and sister, IDA E. thence to Hoiv | R Fhiurh. avers reatiions. high mAss | lite | Tueadar. | from Liberty | Church Friday, | m who departed this life one vear ago todare arch 25. 1925, God called her home. it was Hig will, But in our hearts we love her still. Her memory ie as dear todar At o the hour she pasted away HER DAUGHTER MRS VIRGTE B BL PERAND SISTER. MRS n‘n SMITH. In loving remembrance of onr dear wife and mother. JOSEPHINE SMTITHN: who daparted this Tife sixteen vears agn todas. March 5. 1910 Todas recalls the memory . 61 » loved one laid to rest. And thowe who will remember her ‘Are ihoee who loved her best. HER LOVING “HUSBAND AND CRIT. Tepemhrance FREDD e rears aes TILUETY, In sad but loving l’+‘"l|':!é ar :l" and mnm-r LETE who todar. March 25, lp"l e month of March is here us the saddest of the vear. Because five years u’n today Ourdear ‘mother pasasd WATKINS, | Tn_loving dear wite. SUSIE WATKINS. who de-, parted this life March 26, 1825, Some mas think you are forgotten. = When af times they see me smils, But_they httle know the silent heartachd That I suffer all the while HER_LOVING HUSBAND. GAIL WA®- KINS . THE FAMILY. brance of m¥ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. _ W.L.SPEARE.CO.. Neither the successors of nor conne: with the original u R. fist"w ment. t “'“.'fm'.‘f?g 940 ¥ St N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons - (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W, [Dsablished Wz Phone West Gawler Service - Funeral Directors Since 1880 ° Main 5512 1708 Vet ~ CHAS._ S. 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