Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 9

™HE Low PRICE LEADERS N New Potatoes, 3 Ibs. 2 5c Fine Oranges, 6 for 30c; 6 for 35¢ 12¢ 10c 12¢ 2t 35¢ | e 10c 12¢ Specials for This Week ' Del Monte Asparagus 3 for 50c Picnic Size Tins Kraft’s ClubCheese 1. Carton, 21c or TWO U4-b. Cartons for 21 ¢ This special offering is made to acquaint you mort thoroughly with the fact that Krait's Club Cheese can be «ccured in these convenient size cartons. Swiss and Ameri- can are the two kinds we offer. Try these new factory packed containers. You'll like the convenience and assured cleanliness of the product. Heinz Bulk Pickles One Pint You have the choice of whole pickles or of sweet mixed. Post’s Bran, pkg. Shredded Wheat, pkg. Heinz Rice Flakes Post Toasties Ke'logg's All Bran This week we will feature bananas at all our stores. Right in our store near yvour home you Trusty Friend Brand o ? Libby’s Apple Butter Per Can No. 24 Size Tin ® ¥ Silver Lake Cut Beets /) for Prepared beets cut in pieces. . Larg= Size Cans can buy bananas at a price that will permit you 2 5' to buy freely. BUY a full “hand,” which means a cluster, to express it more clearly Bananas g ] vou'll find that the bananas grow on the stalk in l}ands. or Cluster. the larger the bunch the more hands, of course. Each “hand” consists of a varying number of bananas—there may be anywhere from four- tom, always leaves a few extra bananas, which the next customer usually doesn’t want—she prefers a dozen bananas cut off in one unit, hence we have a collection of odds and ends that necessarily must be IN This Sale We Are Going to Offer Full 13 9 . Hands” of Bananas at a Price of TWO CENTS Per Banana this price. NOTE—Bananas when unloaded from the ships at Baltimore are green as grass and hard in texture. They are ripened in warm, moist rooms. = Even when We suggest that you keep them in your pantry _uptil they turn-a speckled golden color and then vou'll find them in the finest condition for eating. Don't let chil- dren eat bananas until they have reached the right condition. . o Cut Stringless Beans Per Can grow, of course, in large -bunches and on examination teen to twenty bananas. Now to cut off a dozen, as has been the cus- sacrificed at a price. When vou see these fine hananas you'll appreciate the value at you buy bananas in our stores they may not be in the best condition for eating. BANANAS for every one—don’t miss this sale Sanijtary Butter, Perlb. 45c New Cabbage, Lb., 2 8c S¢ | Libby’s Corned Sweet Potatoes, 2 Lbs., 15¢ . 15¢ Beef Libby’s Meatwich Spread Texas Carrots, Bunch, Texas Onions, 10c; 3 Lbs., 25¢ Eating Apples, 3 Lbs., 23c EVENING !E:—EEEE nom woas “Water won’t run up the hill” But sometimes it is uphill work to pay carrying charges and extras on credit ac- counts. Goldenberg's do not try to make it uphill work to their charge customers. No pen- alties nor extra car- rying charges here. We Fully Realize Our Responsibility “Much shall be re- quired of him to whom much has been given.” We recog- nize our responsibility to serve each patron with_fidelity rand in- tegrity. Model chapel private ambulance and ljvery in connec- tion. “Call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. S. Linedin 112 Glasses Fitted McCormick Medical s Exes Exanuned Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES 409-410 McLachien Blds. 10th and G Sts. N.W. BRI Time Tells on everything par- ticularly upon Tin Roofs, For which rea son you'll find it eco- nomical to have Colbert repair Winter's ravages on your roof, now fRepairs In time save big tinning bills. Ready to give you extra prompt service. Maurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Thone Main QZ—=~TIO0R = 9, Don't be annoyed by ugly blemishes Dacs alpoor complesion]stand be- tween you and popularity, good times, success? Resinol Ointment does not work miracles, but it does make red, rough, pimply tkins clearer, frasher and more attractive. Get a jar from your druggist today—use it regularly for 2 few days—and see how your com- plexion improves. This soothing oint- sticsExlsobrinks auick reliees chagped T el Resinol ALLENS FOOT-EASE & Bunfons and Calluses. Before putting on your shoes, sprinkie into them Y and walk y ‘Wil evening without the BT R aching, swollen foe! gives Tellef. Allen’s Fool-Ease the Anti- noptic, Hesllng Powder for the Feet, takes the friction from theshoes and gives rest and_ comfort. ' Al- ways use it for! B areg and department sl ‘an Viores. THal and » Foot-Ease Walking Doll sent o ALLEN'S POOT-EASE, Le Roy, N. Y. Pimply'.’ Well, Don’t Be People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a pack- age of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for: calomel; there’s no sickness or pain after tak- ing them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effec- ely, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with a “dark brown taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good” feeling, constipation, tor- pid liver, bad disposition- or pimply Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable com. oCad i Wih one o Tou il ievew Tiem by their olive color. * Dr. "Eawards spent vears among patients ith liver and bowel complaints ots are iy y” effec- . Take one or two nl how_much ' better you 15¢ and 30c. A STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ! nothing | Collar: tag No. 11853. Reward: 1310 CHARLES R. WILLIAMS FUNERAL RITES HELD Assistant Superintendent of Mails Here Regarded as Expert in Postal Work. Charles Richard Williams, 52 years old, assistant superintendent of mails at the City Post Office since 1922, died .t his home. 4201 Hill street, Brent- | wood, Md., Iriday after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at the residence this afternoon, with Rev. Dr. William A. Lambeth, pastor f Mount Vernon Place Methodist scopal Church, officiating. Inte ment was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Pallbearers, composed of post office ofticials, were as follows: Clarence E. | Schooley, superintendent of mails; Fred D. Riggles, sistant superin- tendent of mails: Sidney M. Bursley, assistant superintendent of mails; Tiiram M. Jones, superintendent of motor vehicle service; Basil Sillers, foreman, second-class section, and Wallace Blount, foreman of the Con- necticut avenue station. Mr. Williams # survived by his widow, two sons, Richard and Roland Williams; three daughters, Katharine, Florence and Marion Williams, all of Brentwood, Md.; a sister, Mrs. Kate Wright, and two brothers, Willlam H. Williams and Alonzo A. Willlams of this cit He had been in the postal service since March, 1897, and had been pro- moted from clerk to his present posi- tion, assistant superintendent of maiis, In July, 1917, Mr. Williams was made chief mailing clerk and in July, 1918, he organized the post office sta- tion in the War Department. Although he was given untrained assistants, he nevertheless raised the mail service of the War Department to a high point of efficiency, it is stated. He was subsequently made superin- tendent of the Navy Department post office station _and later placed in charge of the Connecticut avenue sta- tion as superintendent, and in Sep- tember, 1922, was promoted (o the po- sition of assistant superintendent of mails. Mr. Williams was considered by many the best informed man in the postal service. In a bulletin of postal information Postmaster W. M. Mooney said: “It is with extreme regret that an- nouncement is made of the death on April 23 of Charles R. Williams, as- sistant superintendent of maile. With i his passing this offica loses a most efficient supervisor and the employes a. loyal friend. His unfailing optimism in the face of overwhelming odds is less than an inspiration to For many months he has a_ determined, but steadily fight against disease, and al- though the result was inevitable, he never lost hope, but looked forward {until the end to his return to duty he memory of that battle will ever be a strengthening force to his friends in times of adversity.” all of us. | waged losing, Births Reported. followi Health The the & _births have been reported Department in the last 24 liors |7 Raymond W | Morris J. and | Rosario and Jomeph and Agues Hillsing: arl Katherine L. Sullivan. boy. Avgelina Andstasi. boy and Janet Hartranit' boy ind Marie MacDo P f Wilkins. boy and Sarah Birney. boy George A and Elsie Schwegmann. boy. Simeon T. and Alameda Price. girl. Stanley and Elizabeth Armitage. girl John D_and Catherine Little, girl H. I and Row Lyian, girl g and El McCarty gir and Katherine d Taabel M Irvin and Naomi LeCompte. boy William T and Marian Schrider Ciifton D and Nora Lowe. girl Matthias and Mars E_ Dorsey. girl. Roland A and Cora M. West. gir: Leon” and Cora Henderson. bov John R.and Lilhan Perkine, girf Oscar M “and “Alce Pr y Lucius I. and Mary E James Walter E Kennerson Deaths Reported. Nancy A .\!utflhler_“‘7sx l.l“ 10th et John €. Murr, 68 3 it 8w \‘lar' (nMrLllé"‘hM(l;l. 64. 2400 16th et Bertha Hartstall 1310 Emerson st Evelina Digga 80 038 T st '?Rm.:.‘:"s" ‘8"1 f;'e:l'm‘en'n Hospital George F. Dougias 61, 1256 3rd at Oliver H. Wood. 5%. Carson's Private Hos pital Luits Matthews. 40, w Beatrice Moore. 30, Edward Proctor, 27 gies Martin mes Fdward Leon Smith Hospital sir! (3 n 312 Dickens court 139 H st . Freedmen 129 P ot e.w. ard "4 months 53 G st 4 months. Carson's Private ATREDALE, female. black saddl d. very bright: light hington Animal female "~ Appls W " dok. nimal Le. COLLIE, male, sable and_white: youn Owner kindiy® clam. . Washington 4 Rescue Leagie. 346 M: PART COLLIE brown and white. rmy _tag with'inseription - RO 708426 Owner lndiy i Waan: ington Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. PART POODI. wearing largs eize. all whil tipped with {an, and Upstanding: wa harness: male. Owner kindly claim. © Wi ington 'Animal Rescue League, 349 Mi SCOTCH _TERRIER, _fem white brown markings. Owner kindly claim Washington Animal Rescue League, 349 Mar; HEPHERD, male: biack and whi ok - CAbply " Waaningion "Animal Bescus 1y Lehgue 44D Ma_ ace: o with }lcmgurfi'lifii‘!’t gAP_ ith “bronze, en unn oy wit 3 Becia"Reward " Le oy Gor. 450 Tracy BAROQUE PEARLS. val s keepsake: Bberst reward: " Phoe Nortn 1301 e "k BRACELET. gold link. valued m eir- loom: Teward. - Address sox"a%fl(’;:ifin DOG—Large black-and-tan hound. at Ta- koma Park: reward if S0P Eark: rovand if retiraed to P: C. Wins. DOG—Small Tight brown, without _collar. name Browney: reward. 4018 N. H, gve. Phone Col. AR10-3 A EASTERN STAR PIN- 2 telephone_Potomac 4«7?""‘ e nhe"-rlmm Toss E i ST L ST turned to owner. Mrs. Davis. yrile, n Liid GLASRES. nose. bifocal Tenses. on small in: reward. Phone North e o b A FOX TERRIER. wireRaired wmale wihite with black mari > suitable’ reward if returned to Bishop’s house. MDHII!'SL Alban’s i FRENCH BULL. brinde. bresst, short tail: studded. male, — whif black - and’ Ted 13th st. n.w. 4 LORGNETTE SET. rold, Saturday night: will cess of tl o1 D " Bhione Frankiin 3074, "olue g7 re- NECKLACE. pearl. with diamond clasp, in ¢ Eathedral ' Mansions: rews Ficinlty , s 4800, branch 105 . ‘eward. POCKETBOOK with_cards. driving permit othe per Suitable re k i oiher, papery, “Suiabls revard. "X CKETBOOK, brown. on 11th st. - Patae Line, 07433 e POLICE, Temais. dark. ! Chleaubl o Y and_diamond in @ x 01 ‘Oregon_ ave. now. ' Reward ™~ Friday evening, nw. Addrest 3':’,.%6"'; * Roward ‘Cai adaons 8910, Br. 365, P 21 SCARF_ Dlack, _Saturday _night between B na 0 ara " Wardman " Bark: 189 8% o S e SQUIRREL FUR—Synday 1230 b 1616 bia rd., will party findis o I T Detween W. and Fia, O 5 . 900 Ga. & S 4'p.m.; reward. 1 e..n.w., about oo, apt. 3. Small black-and-tan; R acd. Call Atlantic D40 " Diect 4t VA CASE, silver. in_ nsfi Tetiring VANITY CASE. 8 tirop's ‘2' unf £ .m. Phone E TR R0, agny, Ehong oo Deed v W1 R. green: in the JEoT, ieaar Fin ama11th o o o Ivani n.w.: reward. 300 FrRth st n. ofomac_3740. ture ot Boston, DML terrier, we aReur 8 Do, G e mirked With ‘white at collar ln' ace, 1ast _seen Connecti. T guy ove. &6 lephone Cleveland MONDAY, APRIL 1926. | 26, WILLIAM B. HARTLEY DOZEN ARE INJURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS Driver's Ankle Broken as Car Over- turns in Collision at 18th and S Streets. More than a dozen persons were in- jured, of them severely, in traffic accidents vesterday. Carmin David, 1863 California street, sustained a fracture of his right ankle when his automobile over- turned in collision with a car driven by Ralph McWilliams, 74 R street, at Eighteenth and & streets, yesterday afternoon. lle was taken to Emer. gency Hospital. James Cunningham, vears old, and Mys. Helen Cunningham, 37. were injured when an automobile driven by John H. Cunningham, 919 D street, of which they were occupants, was in collisslon with a car driven by Ben- jamin Kay, 418 Ninth street, yester- day afternoon at Fourteenth and Randolph streets. Mr. Cunningham was treated al Emergency Hospital for cuts about the face. A motor cvcle operated hy Gerald | Raum. 736 Rittenhouse street. knock- ad down and injured Miss Mary M. Fitzgerald, 23. of 2012 R street, yes- terday morming atr Mount Pleasant street and Park road. Baum was charged with reckless driving and {baving no operator's permit. ! Roy Botts, 613 H street. received a | <evere injury to his foot yesterday | morning when his motor cycie collided with the automobile of M. A. Knapp, 736 Third street, at Massachusetts avenue and Third street. Botts was taken to Walter Reed Hospital. While crossing the street near her home, at 2351 Champlain street, last night, Estelle Allen, colored, 38, was knocked down by an automobile driven by Thomas M. Boucher, 357 Fifteenth street southeast, and cut about the face and head. She was taken to Garfield Hospital by Boucher. several §0 Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have heen issued to the following Oscar . Birch and Marion E_Richard. William F. Dewdney and Agnes Rather James H_Weedon and Rowena I. Savage. both of Occaguan. Va. Thomas C. Colline and Norretta M. Thienes. Milton Wiggin and Marcalena Harris. THE WEATHER Maryland and District of Columbia-—— Fair tonight and tomorrow; continued cool tonight, warmer tomorrow; moderate northwest and west winds, becoming variable. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row; continued cool tonight; warme tomorrow, diminishing northerly winds, becoming variable West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer in west portion tonight; warmer tomorrow. Records for 24 Hours. §1: 8 p.m., 45: % am., 46; Thermometer—4 p.m., 12 midnight, 46: 4 a.m . noon. o4. Barometer—4 pm.. 2977: § pm, 29.91; 12 midnight, 20.96. 4 a.m., 30.01; 8 a.m.. 30.05: noon, 30.02 Highest temperature, 2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempe; at 6:10 a.m. toda: Temperature same date last vear— Highest, 80; lowest, 54. . Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) . Today—Low tide, 14 am. 1:41 p.m.; high tide, 6:56 a.m. 7:20 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:51 a.m. and 2:23 p.m.; high tide, 7:36 a.m. and 8:01 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose §:18 a.m.; sun sets 6:55 p.m. ‘Tomerrow—Sun riges 5:16 a.m.; sun sets 6:56 p.m. Moon rises 6:39 p.m.: sets 4:55 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 at 8 a.m.— Temperature, 56 condition, clear. Weathet Various Citfes. 64, 43, occurred ure, occurred and and Stations. Weather. -+ snamoseg Giear Cloudy oty o {:l»:r Cloudy Snow i Clear Cloudy Clear Clea- socatacatscacald | e e D S DD DD S FoRSnRarRrae® LEoR, Pt.cloudy Clondy Pt.cloudy - Clear” DR DE e WO DD DI D D] 2acscs: NN SRSt S22E22322508) 88 FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time, today.) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weather. 44 Cl 44 gloudy * Ge openi [ ggm"" Rain Clear \van, o Cloudy Cloudy # :a eloua; olon . WILLIAM B. HARTLEY’S FUNERAL HELD TODAY Organizations of Which He Had, Been a Member Represented at Services. Funeral secvices for William F. Hartley, retired merchandise hroker who died at Lis home. 3 A street southeast, Thursday ere conducted at the residence this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. W. A Baltimore, and Rev. T. this city, of which Mr. been a member for more than years, officiated. Interment was Congressional Cemetery. The Association of Oldest ants of the District of Columbii Grand Army of the Republic and Independent Order of Odd Fellovis in Inhabit the a'l of which Mr. Hartley was a mem- | Melvin of | J. Turkington, | pastor of the First M. P. Church of | Hartley had | 60 ‘ ot} at his 3 TIOMAS. the da Thomas and tirdie Anthons ar and Georgs Two devoted e and_ona grand Notire of funeral hecs 11° Atlanta and Aghens. Fase comy.) 27 THOMAS. H at W0 pm P85 N at BUCK 7 vated daughter acter. Ga.. pa ANDEGRIFT. | morninz. Avnl 53 18 TOR T W mw | maine Tt funeral chape! of funeral litir LSH. Saturdas. Ap-il 24 beélozed hishand of O fizabeth and the Tat~ Cha ther. 1025 at R0 a Stophen's Chur Interment at Mount_ Olivet Cometery. (Philadainh a Pa_and New York papers please cons.) 26 WARNER. TDeparted this lifs Thursdac § NG B g ki e daughter. Mre Fmma J_ Williama, in New ¥ AMANDA the devoted mothe aper, Emma s Warne &reatgrand Tothie Departed this 1ifs sidence of . Tuesday. An; mass at ber, were represented at the funeral. | Mr. Hartley, who was 82 years old. was past grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the District | of Columbia, and was for many vears chaplain of Union Lodge. No. 11,1 0. 0. F.. of which member for §0 vears. He also was a former president of fhe board stewards of the First M. P. day school for 20 years. e had been a resident of Washington contipu-i ously since honorably discharged from the Marine Corps, in which he served during the Civil War. He retired from business ahout four vears #go Pulitzer to Hunt in East Africa. NEW YORK, April 26 (®).—Ralph Pulitzer, editor of the New York World, will sail on the Olympic May 8 on a hunting expedition with Taul Dougherty, artist, to British East Africa. They f 10 weeks, They will taked game and Mr jungle scenes. will he in tarriving June 10 motion pictures of Dougherty will paint a Beaths. 1 24, 1926, S motner ot Mra Charlotte B. Lonz. aged 78 sears. ¥ neral from Caivary, Baptist Chureh Tues day, Aprl 27. at o pm. Relatives and friends invited 1o attend. 26 BEAN. Suddenly. Sundar_ April 24. 1026 140 pm. GRAHAM S.° 8. onlv child of ‘Spencer J. and Julia_Milstead Bean Funeral Tuesday. April 27, 2 pm. from St. Paul's Chuyreh. Kensington. Md Intarment et Ok Cemetars. Gaith Friends and relatizes BS. Saturday 1A R Apr BELL | ¥ BARNE ¥ Md. RD. ¥ denen_of 205 D gt the the re Black! widow of April 2 at ter eon, ne AN Jate. Wiiham M. Biarkford, _age 91 Funeral seriices at W. W Teal's home. 818 H st. ne. on Mondas 26 'at 4 pm_ Remains will he 0 Shepherdstown, . Va. for in 192, mas 1 Lte | Sauurdas S’ pon.. at hin res Ol TRILLIAM 1, heloeed husband of Elizabeti Fneral Wednesday. April 28, av T o, from hia Jate reeidence. thencs 7o nipn Bapgist Churen. Relatives and Triends invited to attend . BOMRRY. . Officers and_ members of Tonic Lodge No 17 F. A A M. are requested 1o aseemble 0’ a snecial communication the temple Wednesday, Apri 28, at S0tk R0 attend the funeral of our late Drother, WILLTAM L. BOMBRY. Funeral fioes at Zion Bapiist Church fWednes orilaf ot 1 mm By order, PETER PR Attest: R A. PHILLIPS BOMBRY. A spec Masters Counril, > Wil e, held at BOMBRY, this April 24 dencn ROMBRY Pombry Departed 1026, at 6 2nd_ st April at ® o'clock, to arrange o a tend ihe funeral of Brother WM BOMBRY. and all officers and members are requested to Le present. W SLAUGHTER. Coun: SAM'L W. WATSON. Grand Secretars COOMBS. Mondar_ April 26 1926, am. MARGARET ESTELLE. daughter of John S and Rose M. Coombs. Fu; Wednesdax. 2 pm.. from residence. 45th s, Chevy Chase, Md DARLIY Sundas. April 25. 1926, at_her residence. 508 Randoiph st n.w ~ AMELIA RU” of Frederick Waring D D, C.. and Joshua Ferris Darling of P s, Grove, N.'J terment at Buffalo, DPOUGLASS, Departed lite Anril 1 o 10- 18 at Waltar Reed Hoapital’ SYLVESTER_DOUGLASS. beloved Funeral to this Lisut I hushand of Helena Dougiass. he held from his I 8 Florida ave. n.w 2 pm DYSON. at 5 pm. Stanton road mourn their lo randsons. one daughter-in-iaw, one sten- atghter and three stensons ‘and many friends. Funeral April 26, at 2 p.m., from St. John's Chureh EDELIN. Sudde 1076, at 10 Iife April 2 STE DYSOX D. C. She le wo grandd Departed this Mra ST 24 54 Saturday. April st his residence Pt nw CRT EDELIN of the Iate ‘Mariah Edelin. brother of James N Samuel Edeiin and the late Mollie Dun: more. Cecelia Greeri and Rebecea Ford Funeral from econd Baptist Chureh Wed nesdar. Annl 9K 1026 at 1 pm. Rev. J° Holloman officiating. Relatives and Triends invited. (Philadelphia. Pa.. paners pleass cony. ) FOWLE. Fridar April 23, 102 | " tolk. Va. BERNARD HOOE FOWLE. Jr eldsat sori of Bernard Hooe and Miliv Dor tev Fowls Funeral from 81 Alexandiia Va. Monday am HITT. Hoanital April Monday. Apri] 26. 19 7. CARSON HITT. Faperal from nce. Fast Falls Ch v April 28, Interment at_(nil Entered into eternal rest April 24, 1026, at 76 D st WILLIAM. devoted hushand _ of Johnson and brother of Harrs Johnson Remains resting temnorarily at_Jobn T. Rhines & Co.'s funeral chapel. 3rd and T sts. s.w. Puneral from his late residence, 76 D st. a.w., Tuesday, Apnil 27, at Z pm. Interment at Parne’s Cemetery. <6 JONES. Saturday. April 24, 1928, at 3:10 BiMat Ber residence. 235 JENNTP. devoted wife of J and granddaughter of Mrs. Remains resting at John T. Rhines & Co. funeral chapel, 3rd and 1 ets. s.w. Fu neral Wednesday at 9 o'clock from her late residence. 235 Ard st s.w.. thence to the Church of the Good Shepherd. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. a7 LAUX. April 24, 1926 at_his residence. 404" 8th GEORGE H.. the beloved son of F k d_Jennie Laux. aged 41 years. Funeral services will be heid at W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st ne. Wednesday. Ao 27 at 1 pm Friends and relatives invited. MecCARTHY. Saturdar. April her residence, 32 at. n A C CELIA beloved dauchter of fhe late Je miah J. and Julia McCarthy (nee Casey Funeral_from her late residence Tuesd April 27, at 8:30 a.m. thence to St. Al wsins Church. where solemn requiem mass will be sung_at ® am. for the repose of Tar soul. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemeters. Relatives and friends invi w0 attend MeNERHANY. Sunday. April 2 her residence. 1254 Lawrence s i MARY IDA, beloved daughter of the late John and Rachael McNerhany. Funeral wervices at her late residence. Wednesdas, ADrl 28, at 8:30 am. Requiem mass ai St. Anthony's Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 27 MEREDITH. Saturday. April 24. 1926 at the residence of Mr. Richard H, Meredith, ; JOHN WILLIAM MERE! . age ' ysal formerly of Clinton, Md. ~Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday, Avdl 27, at_ 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends in’ Vited. Interment Congressional Cemete MURR. Entered into rest April 24, 1 k JOHN_C.. beloved husband of Mary Murr (nee Kuhin) and beloved father of Katie Lambert and Walter Murr, axed 88 vears 2'months and 28 days. Relatives. friend: . 0. U. A. M. Council. No. 10. and Amer Berevolerit Association are kindly in- ted to attend the funeral services af h: Tesidence. 341 K st. sw. Tuseday. April 27. at 2 Interment at Prospect Hill Cametery. N. J.. papers please ronv.) 26¢ RR. Members of Mount Vernon Council, M 10, 30, U. A M. Swill sasembie Tuesday afterrioon, April 27. 1026, st 2 p.m. for the purpose of attending the fu neral of Brother JOHN MURR from his Tate residence. 341 K w. By direc- tion of the council. C. 0. TAYLOR. Counselor. Attest: JOHN E. SMALLWOOD, Rec. Sec. . Friday. April 23. 1028, at Oteen N, 'C.. RUSSELL F.. beloved hushand of Helen Lelia Pryor, Funeral from his late Nli‘d"en"e ‘Tuxedo. Md., Tuesday. April 27, m, PP Newark at m. Relatives and friends invited 1o attend. Inferment at Arlington National Cemetery. - EILLY, Suddenly. April 25. 1926, FRAN- ‘c):§ AILEEN. beloved wife of Sylvester Reflly. daughter of Irene and Thomas A, Turk. mains resting at the W. W ambers funeral home. Intermeni at Martinsburs. W. Va.. Tuesday. Abril 27. 1926. Monday. Avril 26, 1926, at his Wilson boulevard and Arlington ve.. Clarendou. Va. CLAYTON M. CHOOLEY, beloved hiisband of Elinor, W. chooley. Notice of funeral later. 27 SCHWARZMAN. Departed this life April 1920, a4 12 lflii{k'n’:\‘ her, residence; . beloved wife of the Jotin F. Schwarsman, aged 81 vears. Funéral Tucsday. April 27 at 3:50 DDy, Congressional Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend . SHERIDAN. _Saturday. - April 23, 1926, at Coniens Hewhte: MARIAR B HARRISON géfim&. od 01 ve widow of R owiey warming. et 3 ThErmant on = o Cedar Bu"C v HOOLEY. residence.’ he had been a or | Church | and was superintendent. of the Sun ' the | 1926, at Garfleld | In M | BARNES. . darling emoriam. FLIZARE BARNES et me two vears ago day. April 26, 1924 Thoush m And the T hve with t m That 111 there L0, DAIUGHTER., NELLIE WASHINGTON . A tribute of love and respect in nemory of my husband and onr jo her” JOSEPH M. RELL. who e 4 into rest oday, Ap § dn today. Ap i= sad_and Innelx hard to bea it At rest HIS WIFE AND DAUGH AND MARY CLAYTON DRI'K\” but Io\'}x&fimmr‘i‘rmm of our dear . mistor KEA DRURY. who died filieen Sears ago t0day. April 24 101 | HER SISTER AND BROTHERS. * In ead but loving remembranca of beloved husband and our fatl VI 1. ENGEL who departed this 1 /s * “*“WIFE 'AND CHILDREN ENNIS. 1 sad_but loving remembrance ot our dear mother, who departed thig lfs e1zht sea ) today. April 28, 1018, Often from our hearts comes a bitter err, v our mother. comes “an answer, wweat She i not dead. she {a only asleen. £onn 1o rest. dear mother. s s — | You hata won the heavenl | Wi’ or o Go. TER. E. BELL EN on 80 solemn und Fage. dear child HER _BEVOTED cAmLDREN. ROM ALEXZINE, MARY. LESTER HENRT AND MARGARET o EXNIS. 10 loving _remembranes ot SOLLIE R. ENNIS o this it eight Ao g Mo la® S NOROTH Y 19, 1025 mr Iy without you. dear, seems the same. hen I think of that be all maet again Whet e ahall HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND ATNT MRS MARGARET D. SIMRIL. Cam bridge, Mass. MEBBROY. In sad hut loving remembrance mother HENRTER who passed AY SIX years of our” dear 'm HEBRRON. ago todav. Apnl 6. 19 Oh_how we miss thy tender e Thy loving words. thy will be Thy Took akin to gods d Oh. dear. we miss you. mother, mine The dass are dark. we long for you Thank_ God. we have eur memors stil With visiona bright. all elss 0 dre; Compared with_thoughts of mother. dear HER CHILDREN 1E_E. RICHARD ANT) HARRY HEBBRON . AEBBRON, Sacred to the memory of our ioving iriend. HENRIETTA HEBBRON who "passed away six years ago todav April 26, 1820 Remembered LOVING FRIENDS. P. AND E. RELL. * | KROPP. I sad and loving brance of | drar son. PATL EDV PP, who ine— ™~ imbered ware lecers a1 mv dars itide and all the lonz das through 1 < of him just as I used to do. The garment of his soul ha< pasad aw | The shining epirit and the lova lght | The echo of i voice. his syes. his sm: Just as thes were, are with ma all tha whiie SADLY MISSED. HIS LONELY FATHER RKROPP. Tn ead bu mv dear brother who _ departed this todar. April 26, 192 Short and sudden was The blow was great. the sh I didn't think hie death was near My thoushts shail alwass be of you. dear rrother, While i this world T star HIS BROTHER. * nory_of our dear SARAH A LEE ance of KROPP. tive vears san severs And those who_think of he: At thoss whe loted b HER_DEVOTED HUSBAND. AND SISTER MILBERRY. In lovinz memory of our dear brother and brother-in-iaw. RAYMOND L | MILBERRY, who vassed away one vesr 0 a higher ago ‘today. April 26, to ent life A tear within a sister's and brother's eye. A wister's breakinz heart Can only tell the azo ‘ How hard 1t was for ue (o nart | SISTER. BROTHER AND RROTHER N ROBB. 7To the memerv | " and’ sster CHILDREN of dear daughtar ROSA ROBR, who danarted th T17e one vear ago todny. Annl 8. 1 What wan © to clasp your hand. Yaur nleasant amile mada life worth whiles Which meant the world ROBB. In lovi friend. ROSA Roses may wither, leaves fade and die Others may forget, you. but never ehall ART) NERAL DIRECTORS. “Quick__ Dignified _and Efficient_Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H St. N.F. LINCOLN 8200 Automobila” Sercice Chapel. - V.L. SPEARE CO Nelther tho succeasors of nor connected with the original W. R. Spenre establish- Bt Frank 06261009 H St. N.W. Formerly 940 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. 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