Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 9

‘ AMHE EVEX NSRS S S SRS S RSN SR S S S S8 8N it pavs 1C CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Red Triangle Outing Club will |have a campfire party at Fort Marcy # | tomorrow. Bring cup, something to sast and a good stunt.. Meet at | ‘hain _Bridge Station (Cahin John | line), pam. This hike dges not | count in the contest. ams” Wag- | ner, leader. | Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, HowDoesYour # Garden Grow? —is the old nursery rhyme. In modern days, applied to credit accounts, when *“car- rying charges” and interes are ad”~d, your garden o extras will grow too fast— but not at Goldenberg's. The Gen. Charles American Women's Legion, will meet Thurtday., 8 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. Charles B. Hobbs, 53113 Ninth street southeast. The Canadian Soci ton will meet Frida: grill room of the Wardman Park Ho- tel. An illustrated lecture, “The Cana dian Rockies.” will be given by L. O. Armstrong, representing the Bureau of Commercial Economics, and there he a program and ¢ g." All | Canadians in Washington are as {attend. A. Doyen Unit, ty of Washing | S p.m., in the | ton day Isix bridge firms in letting the contract - for the draw s nity Branch of the Holy | ture. jety will meet tomorrow, 8:1; | The mnew y ; Trinity Auditorium. Thirty- | invitations to six sixth and O sireets. [Representative [ bridge specilists, John J. Douglass of Massachusetts |according to ihe Will spgak. Meeting to be followed by |lined in - the invit <moker and entertainment, Karl . |accepted by the Ready. president of the society, will be purchased for preside. | The successfnl ¢ 3 “will receive no award, or \\\\\}\\\S\ \\\\\\}\\“‘ s S S S SN tion oty We do not penalize our 2| Charge Custnmcrs by add- 4, ing interest or The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Ger- man Orphan Home will’ meet at the home tomorrow, 3 p.m ved thereafter in engineer for the employmerit, however, subsequent agreement Maj. U. 8. Grant, officer of the commiss to the controller gene The Cosmopolitan Club will have a luncheon tomorrow at the Lee House. The Society of Forty and Eight will ve banqust tomorrow at the Lee House. (NG \\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\ ARAACURLAANE SN ~ »\\\vS\\\ — ARR VETRLRLERRNE KA ¢ oo and nece: the most bridge ize with memorial. 1ty seful and the artistie ou esiegson dear F Hanrel L. Brockwas woth of Milibaro Carroll and Reclles and Rul R Browne ames S Laffert; va Hum ) P Salvador a Olemik and T harles Good James Uniha Tames W. Hamilton of Minnie A, Lecky of ¢ Spurzeon A Florida Beach Fad now becomes the Pet of Milady's Boudoir “Heathen Chinee” created them. Red, green, blue or vellow, gaily lacquered WOODEN SOLES—studded with rubber plugs to make them noise- less. Patent leather straps to match. ani ¥ Olive Prescatt af this city Howard J. Stepp and. Teaac F. Poole and Max Goodman and A %fi%%%%%%@%fi% FIR: the Onposite F Fst. Formerly oth_and ¥ and City_Cluh Then the Bathing Beauties down on the Florida beaches. adopt- ed them this Winter. And now Society pronounces them “Cute can be Boudoir Slippers! as for Exclusively at Hahn's, $6 year after year \.“bmen‘s Shnp 1207 F St. Where Fashions make their Debut! here Wethineton Tomorrow at 8:30 $1.50 and $2.00 ATHLETIC UNION SUITS $1.15 Six for Six Fifty Zephyr - weight Importéd' English Broadcloth—Gen- uine Soisette in white and pastel shades—fancy white on white madras—lace or" mesh weave madras Most of you will‘wantv;a dozen suits at this remark- ably low price Sizes up to 50 . Leg opening or center flap models 9900000000000 000000000000REPe0es 0rtEritetst s (s a0eesassosesstoscsnes 1310 F Street e er e esssstesvesnesoevacse0 s ey “hold a form of competition” connection for an of the great strue rocedure firms I n ard, Jeffries pf Clifton Allie Patterson of Alum Sorings Touie Freschi and Cecells Garilla o Anna Disharoan of this « of Philadeinhia ARLINGTON SPAN DESIONS SOUEHT Submission of Various Plans for Drawbridge Section of Memorial Ordered. Authority wat granted the Arling-! Memorial Bridge Commission to- by Controller General McCarl, t a the ha mong with | seule contempls of thmit mo de requirements each ds ing offic 2,000, sizner additional henefit sible expectation of being em the capacity it i con other hascule span, heing lef or . in his . pointe the comphcations existing concerning patents on various kinds of bascules, of obtaining not only suiteble draw- but one which would harmon degign of Marnage Licenses. Forke Hattie B Smith M. Brises and Ha My and Pa Ina McLav siEns out iz er to | said, | mpen’ | than | | of | Such | ft to contract.” executive letter d out the Va A Mary nzhli nie Flonrmoy Fdward Coover and Mary rick Stewart and ‘Rosa gt ¥ M. Caie denkin ashille 3 Crom Tenn {odgrman Onpticians OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS Now Located in Our Own Blig. 922 14th St. klin Park CLAFLIN 1889 Optometrists IN ' Better and better WILKINS BREAKPAST oA\ COFFEE aleigh Haberdasher Sssciissensssees Teees RICH! \RD T \\ HITI. 'RICHARD T. WHITING { FUNERAL IS HELD Pust Officer of nghts of Pythias Buried With Rites of Order. Funeral services for Richard T. Whiting, 78 years old. fromer nav. vard emplove. wha died at, his home 406 Seventh street southeast, Satur- day, were conducted at the residence yesterday afternoon. Rev. Howard E. Snyder, pastor of the Church of the Atonement, Lutheran. officiated. Jn terment was in Copgressional Ceme tery, where special services were con; ducted. by Webster Lodge, -No. 1, Knights of hias, of which \lr. Whiting was a life member. Born in Virginia, My. Whiting came to this city and first served. the Goy; ernment as a messenger in the Quar- termast department, where h# was employed from 1861 to 1865. He thep ad the trade of wood turner and worked ag a patternmaker ‘at the Washington Navy Yard until he re- tired several vears ago. He joined the Knights of Pythias in 1869, served through the various chairs of the lodge and hecame past chancellor. He also had_served his, lodge "as grand representative for many yvears. He was a charter mem her of Washington Company, No. 1, K. of P. and a major in_the Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias, Mr. Whiting is survived by widow, Mrs. Mary E. Whiting four sons, William H orge H., Jo- seph O. and James H. Whiting, He also leaves four grandchildren, Rich- ard G., William C. and Henry J. Whit- ing and Mies Glertrude Whiting. My. and Mrs. Whiting celebrated their fif. tieth wedding anniversary six years <o, Mduming Blacks' Dyeii"é 4 » 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 his and RESPECT For the Departed As a token of respect for the deceased, there is a temptation to offer a costly fune Th fact {s sometimes used to the disadvantage of the bhereayed family. Learn about CHAMBERS he fore this happens to vou. Know that you ean get a wault for $85 And a Funeral for $75, $100, $125 up’ AT THE BROWN STONE FUNERAL . HOME OF W. W. Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Columbia 432 Drink daily a glass of toning, sparkling, pleas- ant EVERFRESH. . 1t's Citrate of Magnesia, crystal clear as‘the non- returnable bottle it “comes in. At the hest druggists in . sterilely, sealed bottles. E.\IERFRESH AGNE S onkeys. Buttennllk s ssasee *'E“:*.::.Jr* ,.f__Eg mlllflh St; J. P. V. Ritter's Son,. 1003 Seml-Solld Buttermllk Conkey's Is -n--e—mm- fal Any feed l.lnh-ul- Gonkey's “Poul unry Book l"m P* Mann & Co., 207_Seventh B St. N.W.. Wmn. James .&-Soa, 1007 B St. :N.W.;» Distribu! | B SWEDNESDAY, LEITER HOLDINGS STILL UNDER PROBE Dlssatlsfled Helrs in Court Seeking to Oust -Trustees. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aprfl 7.—Heirs of the late Lexi Z. Leiter. dissatisfied with ihe management of his estate by his on Joseph and Willlam J. Warr, two of four truitees. opened the hooks of the Ziegler Coal Co. in court vester- day in pursuit of proofs which will support their plea for the ousting of | the two. Most of the first three weeks of the trial were spent in probing the con duct of Wyoming ranches which are a part of the Leiter cstate. Yesterday the plalntiffs’ presentation of evidence | deived into the administration of gouthern Illinois coal mines which the founder of the Leiter fortune left to his hetrs, hut .which, under a pro vision of the will, were sold by the estate to*Joseph two years ago. Mr. Warr Quizzed. Mr. .Warr was on the stand yester day and complainant counsel kept him buried all day in the ledgers of the Ziegler company, explaining trans- actions of the coal mines during their operation by the estate which they call questionable. The principal line of evidence de- veloped from Mr. Wari's testimony dwelt upon the leasing by the Ziegler company to the Bell & Zoller Co. of 1,300 acres of mining land. M. Warr, ‘secretary or treasurer of the comgany from the time of its incor- poration, 22 years ago, was nnahle to locate in the minutes any records the making of the leaxe in 1910, or renewals in 1912 and 1213, ife auestioned, amid manv hicker. < hy opposfing counsel, as to why the minites showed no authorization or. approval of the leases, but the only rebly eveked™ was that he “conldn’t_say” why the proeeedinc were not chfonicled, and that the ab- sence of records of the transactions from the'minutes was a situation for which he himself was responsible. | ts Births Reported The following hirthe have heen reported ;\"‘”V’I‘ Health Department in the last 24 Hubert 0. and Juapita 1/"" girl. giyet 9 ang Juasis Lomy, Sl and "Martha P_Sigmon, girl. T SRR k 3. and Dorothy E. Fitzgibbon. hoy. L C. and Junanita Herrmann, il sr.. and Hnll’fl Lea M. #irl Hammack Walter L. Laroy D an: Ledlie A. and James T and dnseph R_*md Joseohine McCuen Eimer and Hazel. L, Grar. hoy Edgar P. and Blanche Hamilton and Halene Potts. girl L. and Ruth Hall. hoy. {and’ Emeraid Coves iirl. and Latha Smith. boy Howard and” Estelle Blackford. girl William and_Bessie Washington. her Altred "and, Dora Audne. by Cotrow ‘and M Felton. “hos. Lauvanee and. Parthenia Johnson. irl FErnest_and Lillian Thomas. girl John_and Sadie Scott, Firi Hanry* and ‘Lottie Bristoe. eirl James and Martha Carteri hoys (twine): John H. agd Blanche R Tamés &nd Emanuel and imith. girl Arthurand ‘Ruth Green. girl d Sarah ¥, Crenshaw, girl Jeanne . Hateman. boy sie M Daly. hoy ancis ‘A._Ketner, girl hove hos Dea!hs Reporled v The following deaths have been reparted to the Health Department in the last 2% Hours” s, AL BD Bates ykfl 7’: #2T r);‘lnv;; ot fl" ameopat] osnital éve It Fn'sd 748, "1806" \hvm»v\\l Katherine Weaver. 80. 1420 K M B Ciasel. 81 601 M st P Holman. 40, 5010 13th «t Tessie W Salkhman 88 507 Qe 2 +Soltiers 2939 Mills Almira Yean eufi"”x ot e Sarah T. \l Wrmmv Infant Timothy J°‘and Flizaheth Quirk ‘l' ~'\l“(r";\v§r(’n\n:v ’l nn;-r;_v'\ HFQ-I'\"_V.-!I 8l e | - { BEADED mar_call at tor_same_ hite, FOX TERRIFR lemllr.‘\lhllr with blaek #note’ long taif. * Owner kindly claim_at ton Animal Rescite Leagie, 349 male: white- hods. long tan_ears & gn hodv. Tarce size doz. Owner . ¥ adiington “Animal Repetie pazin MA_ave ew ¥ play il straved orth 0900, betore 4:30 p.m. Re - D0G, 1 license number BAG. blac k’wa.x,u baz with initials “D. C outside of \\.-mm“ Handkerchibf “in Tost Tuesday E igh Auditorium Re\\lrn o1 v « platinum. Sapphire sef nn.‘ ¢ eventng an or near Riaito M & Franic. 534 ia 36 i 30.23 “APRIL 7, 19%6. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, . TODAY. The Board of Education will meet in Franklin School Building at 3:30 o'clock. The dormitory committee of Gavel Chapter, No. 20, 0. B. 8., will give a card party at Hecht's auditorfum. Auxiliary hHome board of Columbia Chapter, No. 15, will give a card party at Wardman Park Inn from 2 to 4:30 o'clock. TONIGHT. Association of Oldest Inhabitants will imeet; 7:30 o'clock, at Unien En- gine House,.‘\'ine!e!nth and H streets. Spalding Council, No. 417, will mest at Knights of Columbus Hall, 7:30 o'clock. District Council, Royal will meet at 8 o'clock, neal Soclety of the Spanish War will hold a_ five hundred party, 8:30 o'clock, at f‘\”\ll“ Temple. Pmnf‘alnmmn will be the subject at the study class of the United Lodge of Theosophists, 709 Hill Bulld- ing Seventeenth and 1 streets, 8 o'clock. Al welcome. Arcanum, Engene Ferson will of free.lectures, 8:15 Ylayhouse. Subject. Come Back to Life? The Center for Psychic Develop- ment will meet, 8 o'clock, at the Play- house. Dr. Jane B. Coates will speak oh “The Divorce Question.” The Holy Name Guild, a. community center for colored men and boys of the Holy Name Society, will give an Laster reception at the Lincoln Col- onnade to raise funds to pay off the debt of the guild building. The \\*os§ Virginla Society il meet, & o'clock, at Fourteenth and Kenyon streets. Tmportant businocss to be followed by soclal hour, refresh- ments and dancing. Ranch of s 0. B iy a'clock, 818 Twelflth ktreet henefit open a serles o'clock, at_the “Do the Dead Rethlehem will give a at her home, northeast, for the of the auxilfary home hoard Disirict of Columbia Public ichool Assoclation will meet, o'clock. in beardroom of the Dist Building. Miss Rose L. Hardy,-a school official, will speak on “The Re vision of the Elementary School Cur- riculum.”. Gen. Amos A. Fries, a parent, will present his views on “Home Study for School Children." Dorsey W. Hyde, jr., president of the Monday Evening Club, will tell of a suggested health program for the Washington schools. Viva M. January will' lecture in nity Auditorium, 1326 1 street; 8 o'clock, on the subject: “Prayer and Discernment.” The National Capital Dental Soclety will |xive a banquet at the Lee House. Mount Raim‘er Voters Register. { Special Dispatch to The Sta MOUNT RAINTER, Md.. April Voters are being registered today Mt. Rainfer in preparation for May 3. when several counselmen will he elected. Voters will also he registered next Friday. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain_ tonight and possibly tomorrow morning. fol- lowed by mostly clovdy tomorrow: warmer tonight: colder tomorrow, moderate shifting winds becoming northwest and north. Maryland—Rain tonight and te- morrow, followed, hy mostly. cloudy tomorrow: warmer in east and cold er In extreme west portion tonight: colder tomorrow. moderate to fresh shifting %inds, becoming northwest and worth. Virginia—Rain tonight and possi- bly tomorrow morning, followed by mostly coludy tomorrow; warmer in east and south portions tonight; cold- er tomorrow: fresh south and south- east shifting to north winds. West Virginia—Rain and tonight: tomorrol mostly and coider. Records for 24 Hour: Thermometer—4 p.m., 36 12 midpight. 36; a.m., 39 noon. 57. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.26: 12 midnight, 3019: 30.15: & a.m.. 30.11: noon, Highest temperature, noon. Lowest at 3 am. ‘I'amperature same date last vear— Hizhest, 66: lowest, 32. Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United' States Coast and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 9:41 ja.m. 10.29 p.m.; high tide, 2:53 a.m. 6 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:49 am. and 1127 p.m.; high tide, 4:03 a.m. and 4:35 p.m. < The Sun and Moon. in colder occurred at temperature., 35, occurred and sun To: name Jim: : 8 C ay Ghd white: “in vicinity of 1 Wroming B Beiuen or telephane North | oW - _female Indian: i, white throat: ansyers to “Pal’ ‘haby's plavmate: infor 0 whereabouts will he appreciated 1 Mic Ream. 3715 Macomb st “small._platimum with blu in or near Columbia The- " B34S, DOG. smail, part Collie n,gm Tan and white, ! water at Today—Sun rose, .5:45 a.m.: sets, 6:36 p.m. b Tomorrow—Sun sun sets 6:37 p.m. Moon rises 2:52 a.m.: sets 1 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted | one-half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the Great Falls at 8§ am.— Temperature, 43: condition. clear. Weather in Various Cities. rises 5:43 am.; Dn(‘.g ollit. male. ellow and White. tip 61 310 rexand lost April 6. 622 € jo. white B Tarse, vellow Shepherd. mal ot o Toreicad at NowHam 0 Sat chnri 1y tbout Toon0 BT e s<on, Falls Ch or_phone M lin 515! o Qme ! Laddic. v 300" Garni ‘c‘x”;:n'gnn'"'v»m Phorie Clarendon H08-J-%. 7 © Tewperature, ®3 ve ¢ 2 Stations It [ e sepansac WU 1a 3 £, Saturd only ' good & rd in case: Lansburgh Go. or on Hock Creek Park car se return and receive reward. North . or 2134 13th st. n.w. EYEGLASSES_ Franklin & Co. on case; near Vetarans” Burca: Vermont ave. . Phone. ‘0odside 261'W, After 6 p.m. Reward. 'R_SCARF. mink: on” Mount Ple; near thd Renséaw apartment. Mond: tewards | Regurnto Millie Gaskina afe. ant st night enegaw GLASS) ise-s] -ehell rj {wien Beimdnt and B R.. Telpphone Coulson. rn GL.ASSES. dark Tifv Mins D 0 Jguml 7 HANDBAG. l‘allk:im' ? ;(;_. x‘fi “vening, conthinin ot e L 1Fn R 's. Monday two keys 203 afiet 8 v.m: 9 \ f 0 s, hause Key Add ot “Kddrtge Star_offi NOSE GLASSES, o cord Tligese cage: Satur- day. ~ Adams 4885:3.. . PEARL NECKLACE—Medium pearis. with dtunn d clasp: v rial Continental Hall. Allies T glr nA‘“m G “‘ 2 "mrll{ uonumu for. Wuquawm & Imsm small. (i 3 keyy, money. etc. Eo-nmguflnq cm b St A arket keys, Hox mmh 102 inity Memo- Burlington ntjal reward urn. Hali PN l-'n-n. por—k?r " Hetweel and Hiatt place. ontaining money. dmpa;. Feward. 3 -TE‘ oy, petween northeast BUSRAR Eoicoln SRS "fi«::fd_"'" o1d: initials L. J_ WEDDI & s i Suitaite. remard, <ol Abilene, Tex. 2 Albany . Atlanta Atlantic Ci Baltimore . Blrmmflnm = Bismarck Boston Buffalo . Charleston Chicago Cincl mnll( Cleveland Columbia . Denver Detroit ... El Paso. Calvaston h!l'nu Jackeonville. 30,00 Kansas City m 00 Los Angeles 2 l/mll(lll e escacnom | SrERERESS | W 22;33‘522253 Phoenix Pittsbureh Portland.Ms. ] Fortiand Ore. aleigh .. 30 §. Lake City 2978 San“Antouio 2074 San_Diekn. FOI NS (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Statloog. Cloudy d:‘tlefl%s/m Phone Col. o Somne frem (x;n WRIST WAmH—-Lmy nal Centetery car; mvmi WRIST WATCH. in White Lot lro\l West_1632 on l!lh l! lo\ll'd e’ gold._Emwi 758 s ana R sauare. i i, on rd. For the’ week ending April 6, 1926. Glempersture—Precipitation t. Depar. Current. Depar. + +8 Cortt na no W:%T"w' " cloudy | and | 03 —07 PLANS COURT SUIT éetter Government League to t 1 t i t a 1 t i I ¥ fi i [ Better Government League, formerly the Civil forts to disclose certain records of the Civil Brown is chief. cording to the league, has fused to divulge the list of temporary employ examine this list.” wrote Dr. access 10 it is purely ministerial. view of your definite refusal I must now appeal to the court for the ap- propriate remedy.’ o was cards containing the names and other who are secret bureaucratic rule of the czarist free institutions.” Special Dispatch to The Star. At Bible Christian Church to be held tonight at Senator Royal < York and Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor. BROWN, GOLDEN. SCHMIDT. WHITING, ARDEESER. BAKER. BELL. BOWER. s 6. FERGUSON HUTCHINSON. Tuesday, ON EMPLOYES LIST Demand Withheld Names of Temporary Workers. Court action is contemplated by the Service League, in its ef- Service Commission, according o President Ellery €. Stowell of the eague, The league is preparing a peti fon for a writ of mandamus, it was stated. The information was sought, accord- ng to a statement by Dr. Stowell, in he course of an investigation of Sen. ator Smoot’s appointees in the bureau of efficiency, of which Herbert D. The Civil Service Commission, ac: “finally re- es in the departmental service ‘Washington.” “I consider that I have a right to Stowell, “and that your duty in allowing nlle n Dr. Stowell pointed out that he had earned from Secretary Doyle of the ivil Service Commission that the otal number of temporary employes n the Federal departmental service only about 590, and that the concerning these em- kept segregated in one nformation ployes were ile. “To refuse to allow a citizen 'to nform himself at any given moment the officers of his Govern he to substitute the ment would egime in Russia in place of our own Copeland and Morrison to Speak. MOUNT RAINIER. Md., April the annual banquet of the Men's Class of the Mount Rainer 7:45 o'clock. Speakers will include Copeland of New Cards of Thanks. Mrs. Joseph H. Brown and family wish to ‘express their thanks and sincere appreciation to_the relatives. friends and heighbora for thetr kinds tender ex- pressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes_during the iliness and death of their Joved one. JONEPH H, BROW. MARTHA BROWN AND ~ FAMILY. 1358 EAST CAPITOL §T. N.E. ¢ We wish to thank our many reiativés and friende for heautiful flow ers. use of automobiles and many Kind nesses shown our dear. departed mother during er tliness and death HER CHILDREN T want to thank my many friends for heautiful flowers. use of auto- s and many kindnesses shown m departed wite, HARRY K. SCHMIDT.7* Mre. R.T. Whiting and Wish to xnress their thanks and eciation 1o the relatives. frends and re for their kindness. tender ex s of evmpathy and beautiful flora itee during the ilness and death of their loved one. RICHARD T. WHITING MARY E. WHITING AND FAMIL Pth ST. S.W. Beaths. Monday. _ April mom. "RACHEL A widow 'of the late Ghristian A. Ardeeser Funeral will be held from the residence of Rer Gaughter. Mrs. AL Ward. 246 Gt me. Thursday. April & at §:30 am. thenice to' St. Aloyaiue Church. where soi: emn hizh requiem mase will be offered At 9 am. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment at Mount Olivat Cemetery Suddenly, Tuesday. April 6. 10" sidence of his son. Robert M G20 Harvard st nw.. 1SAAC beloved b of the late Anne Elizaheth Bal Uineral from the chanel ‘of Frank Geer's Sone. Co. 1118 Stho st “nw Fricay. April 8. ai 8:30 am. Requiem mass at the Church of the Sacied Heart at @ o lock. Relatives and (nd'n-l« invited, Interment Forest GV:V‘ at ‘the Baker. HENRY RBER. Tuesday. April 6. 1026, at 1:15 o.m NNTE M.° BARBER (nee Cox! belaved Wife of the late Georg E. Barber Funeral: from_the residence of her hroth. er. Charles H. Cox. 1 Jackson st Brookland. D C. Thursdas. Apri) & at 4 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In. terment at Glenwood Cemete: . April 7. 1026, at am. at Gall Hospital.” ROBERT BELL. heloved son_of Hone Bell and hrother of William Brown. He also leaves to mourn their lose four aunts. one uncle and a host_of friends. Remains re at_the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- lors. Funeral from the Mount Zion tist Church. 12th and C sts. €. Brown officiating. Frida nm Wednesday, 3 Suddenly.April 6. 1926, in Balti- more.” Mrs. MARY E. BOWER. aged Funeral services at residence of her neph’ 8 . April PARRIS eaves to mourn their wife, Lucy Busey: one son. Bertha and Colston Ada Powell: one broth- and a number of mieces. nephews and a host of friends. = Funeral from Union Wesley Church. 2ird hetween L and M ste. n.w.. Fridar. Apri] 8. at'1 ade st. ne., devoted and Tuesdas. April 6. 1926 3718 Fulton st. n.w V.. belovad wife of the laté Jossph Fiineral Satnrday. April 10.at 2 p.m terment private e DREW. Suddenlr. April 6. 1996. at Or. lando. Fla. ELLA M. widow of the late Drew ‘and_daushter of the late nd Selina Fraser. Notice of fu ater. [y Tuesdar. April 6. 1926 Mat. N. T CHARLES J. FERGT. Joved Hushand. of Rachel E - and of Uharles [t and Madeline’ Fer. gueon. hrother of. Mre " Georea W and Maurice H. Ferguson. Fo: neral andinterment at Herndon. V.. Fri- das. Abril 6. at 230 pm Tuesday. April dmen's @ a_ wister. Emma Green. and four nephews and two nieces of Alexandria. Va. and m. warm frjends ‘of Washington. D. C. Notice of funeral later. HAIGHT. Aumba . April 5 1926 at_ Co- Wit LARD husband ‘of Haigit and son of the late Edwin ight. ~Services at Rock Creek Ceme. .+April 8. : 2 :m e HEITMULLER, Tuesday. 3 e CHARLES B REITMULLER ars. Funeral from his late residence. ‘Sargent_road. Brookland, D. C.. Thursday. April 8. at’ 2:30 pm. Rela: tives and friends invited o attend. Iner- ment at Glenwood Cemetery. lfl“fi at April 6. fence. “644~ East | beloved wife of Funeral services on Friday. Apri e residence At B:30 am. thence to St. Joseph's Chureh. where mass will he said at & a.m. Interment Congressional Cemeters. & KEADY. Tutadas. April 6. , M her reskdence.. sin @ CATHERIN . metoved” wite. of Joaes uncral services at her late Tesidence Friday,. April . at Thaseaes, Frdes.pqonl & at B:48 naw Georgetown, Where mas celehrated Tnterment Mount Olivet ¢ LANE. Tyesday. April 6. 1026, at 930 am Nekoka Lakes. Canada, BELLY RNES Notice of funcral hercatier, e CAS. Deparied this life. after a brief ill nes. Monday. Avril 5. 1026, NORE RS belaved nister of AndrewTacas ot EBSh 100 8 0¥Ing stlor-to, gther relatives. ~Rtmaine at 1836 5in_st ;.‘ nner_humm Frazier's chael. 1148 p.m.. a1 her Canitol st Alfred © resi RET. | e at reday. Avril 8, at 2 md N2 .,mm;:‘m omciating. " Relat] _vn Tuuldu April Suddenly. n Easton, P3| ABAR Wb Fdiow ot N ineral sorvices Cat the ve in Al nnmn Cemetery Friday. April at 3 pm. 71 ' GHA afi!& WILLIAN, “heloved Misband ‘oi ‘arrie Miller. ‘aged 43 WISE, Thursday. April 8 at 8: to St. Déminic's Churel fuuem mase will be supy the repose of his soul friends invited. Interment Cemetery. ROBEY. Members of St. Dominic's Branch of Holy Nume Society are advised of the death of ‘Brother JOHN ROBI Recita U of the “Hysars ar" the Tate " rendence of the deceased, No. 455 N st. s.w., Wi nesday. 8 pm ROSENBAUM. ~ Monday. Waiter Reed Hosoital hushand of Caral neral from Our Lady Thursday. April & STEELE. Tiesday ARD, s, Manday vl .5, 192 residence. '.),mnh‘n]""l;.‘l Ja'AI,' Apd oAt o fxiner of p. WeoB L ARt AR Prlex and” Mra.Hin " Atirop irom his Iate residence Thursd 2:30 p. Frmn;l and flll! ', vited to attend. v RICE. Tuesday. Apsil 6 1926, 1t 6 am Lexineton. Va ' CHARLES GRARAN, loved ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. dohn G. Rice. 150 11th st. s.e.. aged 29 Funeral from josidence of i’ pirente Thuradsy mor ing at 10:30 o'clock. Intermen it Ar. lington National Cemetery. Friends lfid relatives invited. ROBEY. Monday April 51976, ‘at his resi- dence e, JOH nf\wlfi Robey, aged Yo residance "hanca where hish & latives and ount 01\7"‘! April 5. 1976 4t ALEERT. helaved Rownbaum. i of Victory Chureh o am 4 April 6. 1 heloved hushan: Augusta Steele. in the R5ih vear nf his . Funeral from Vermont Avan ristian Church Thursday, Apni % 30 p.m. "~ Remains will lis in stale tha ehireh from 1 to 230 pm Ints ment at Albany Rural Cemetery Friday 2 pm. “(Albany. N. Y.. papers plea: 1 61926, at Gar ELEN TILFORD. azed 4. beloved mother of James Rows 73ford Funeral services at Hysons s funeral bo 0 N st. p.w. Thursdav Apmi * 30 p.m. Inferment at Cedar Hill Ceme tery. TIND: 26, PHILIP of Marv Tueaday. April 6. 1926 TINDALL, beloved “hushand of Annie E."Tindall (nse Downs) from the residence of his son. A il 1430°S st ne. Friday 30 pm. Relatves and Trionds Tatorment at Congressional Cemeters. % WASHINGTON. Departed this life Anril & 1926, at 2:50 o'clock. after & long iliness daughter. Georsiana C . se. GEORG 70" vears. hush te Fannie Washington 1 mourn thelr” In thore” devoted dae tere. Charity Porter. Alice and Georgiana four ‘sons. James. ~Robert. Jonn and Erneat: three dauighters-in-iaw. o law. ten grandchildren. sev children and & host of other rels friends. Funeral from Mount Hope E. Church. Camp Springs. Md. Thursdas Abril 8 at 2 nm. (Macomb. Nl an Maryland papers please copy.) Today our hearts are heasy And the croms seems hard to hear The depth of our sorrow we cannot tr with the assurance JAMES the “late Funeral €. Tin il D 2t invited again OTED FAMILY 2 p.m GEORGY. riscilia nw heloved husband o( e Jaie E. Wise (nes Estler). e Ronve estdene * Patreda o.m. Relativas and friends rment at Oak Hill Ceme Avnl 8. at 2 invited.” “In tary A drcist communication of G-o'l’" Whiting Lodge. No. F Mo called for Thursd ril A, r + 70r “the ‘hirnose of ‘attending the 'uvurl! asrvices of our late brother. GE( IE"" B ‘order ot the. woreRioRal mas- te REUBEN A. BOGLEY. Secy In Memoriam. GRAF. A tribute of love and devotion tn the ‘memory of our dear busband and f ther. ROY THOMAS GRAF. who deart this-life one year ago today. April e SRR B In the midst of friends I am blus. For beneath my smiles is an aching heart That is always longing for you. As T silentlv sit in the evening. Frelmg 8o sad and alone, 1 think" St the'Gear"one denaried. Who once with me shared our home W)wn" lone in my sorrow and bitter tears There comes sad memories of #ne year ago today. Unknown 1o oihers he steals by And"whisvers “Cneer up. Charlotis, death Tannot divide LOVING WIFE. CHARLOTTE WHAL) F‘\‘ GRAF. AND BABIES JORANSON. In sad but loving "Eu""‘lfifi‘ of my dear moth who departed this life four saars ago todas. April T, 1025 While she lies in pe; ful aleep. Her memory we shall alwass Keep. O R 0t fer i that 1ang of Blrktu) as Tl F. 1LY MACDONALD. In memory of m hue nand. EDWARD W WaChONALD, Who lepartad thie life séven year ‘today Aoril 7. 1919, ESp— Taem to see in the seit. dim light A face T loved the be s And 1“hink’or b when the sun' ray Goes down in the far-off west. T miss ¥ou no less as the time passes Than T did on the day of sour gemns, For absence ran never closs the door of eart And the lamp of my love is still glow- Your heart was the truest in all the wide world Your love the best to recall: For no one on ewrth could take your ast You ure. st the dearest of all HIS WIFE. MARY. - MURPHY. T nd mu |mnz rememhrance of our' dear wifs and mother. JULI HEALY MURPHY, who died twn v azo _todar. Avril 24 Anpiver: mass at Si. Steohen's Chureh May her soul rest_in peacs. THE PAMILY. SEITE 10 JORne, memory of oyr de mother. LAURA ¥ SEITE. who deps this hife six years ago todar One night the shadows linger And then the morning breaks And God's own hand the burden From wears s And_thou shalt glory And hear the Well dome’: The strife forever over. The battle fought and won. HER LOVING DAUGHTERS AND HTe. WELLS. In loving memory of our de wite and mother: MALISIA WELLS, who left us suddenly ‘Avril 7. 192§. Not_dead to.us who love her, Not lost. but gone before- She lives with us in memory And will forevermore. fweet to remember her who ence was’ ere. "Tie Not forgotten. WUSBAND AND' CHILDREN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JTWILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em- baimer. fi""n’n i Connection. ~Commodion : ‘modern = e 352 Pa. Ave. N.W. Call M. 1388 \ Fg‘ankr Gucr s Sons Co. 1113 Modbra Chavel Quick, Dignificd and Eficient_Servics. . W. Deal & Co. 816 H 'r N.E. LINCOLN 8200 Automobi .. DAl " T.F. COSTELLO NOW_LOCATED AT ST. NORTH = Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Lincoln 524 jA\Ihb T. 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