Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1926, Page 7

D. €, SATURDAY, MAY 2 % |NORTHWEST APPLE MEN paths. PROTEST U. 5. SALE BAN wass. soromy o THE E G STAR, WASHINGTO 1 Fruit and Mrs. D. D. Spellman of the “ he compiled, Chamberlin vesterday | training schools committee of the told the jury that in 1923 there were Women's Home Missionary Society. 1442 Cook County felons released from Arrangements for the dedication are the penitentiary by pardon, parole . s 1 ge LEE. beloved husband of Lotise Nas! EBEQl s i eavs Te AlomaL At | Gold [ S | in charge of the building committee, or discharge, while 397 convicts were : i ovra, | ‘ot i woanPrrou which includes, in addition to Dr. (eeHEencecito \pkison. Declare Agriculture Department| heth Wrenn - Remainn restmg at the ar- Willinms, the dng: Mrs. A, S. {18 Per Cent Served Sentences. lors of W. R. Spear Co.. 1623 Connert! Henderson, secretary; Maurice Otter- b Afere ihan ab ooh © of thiged v Activities Have Damaged Market, o &y u"d"mr-:’mm_l%, ,,,,";;:m' Teek, teansure 1i. Freeman, L an 82 per cent of th | {ermant ot Hortole Var o0 ¥ i i fabout 18 per cent served the sentences % r L4 re Apple growers In the Northwest| Gruro B Yokus fines Foutker in the Will County inquiry yesterday Forar M i3 witn of apples alleged to contain an in- cent Ferre: s : thoroughly y pital Tomorrow. [ TONIGHT. Jury Told. LRI O L L IEL fy Absentees. 3 for their crop, of which a large , m viam. > E pear next Tuesday, when the jury re- ey u emori The new maternity building of the | practic oll 1911 Seventh street i i CHICAGO, Loy Chicago criml- | aid the inquiry in every possible way. | bill by the Senate late yesterday recelving shipments of apples from | of our dear husband and tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock ‘n . e G S > As_we siiently sit in the evening, the P0t0mac. the presence. of a company. of local | Winners of (he membership contest. | 3ty faster rate than the courts ¢ warden in name only was denied, ac-|ground that there was too small an | too much arsenic on the fruit and| Whao once with u our home | street. Pr g s ; v LW : [ ; ed no . s illia ser McDo r e statement was made by Henry | Will County fury. In asking for unanimous consent| The department has issued Well, maybe he did— Bishop William Firased MCDowell 1 : 64 Ob, couid we hut have our loved one Bt romusiiins. | BT Baventh stmar who will be permitted to attend all | referred them repeatedly to pardon | mittee, called attention to the ur-|the presence of spray residues on| pppopyan 1n sad and loving '"""';-'ir"r( down with extra by ey, BER o : | sent = rin It With the | conference of Wil € in Chicago, now being investigated by | sfons by Senator King, Democrat, of | American fruit, although no death m,‘ B RS, CHARLES 0. BERGH- pital is a : Dr. Lewis 1. Taylor, |hase hall t L ™ ' charge customers I Attorney | sistant State's Attorney ‘W. H. Me-|framed several amendments which he | ing experts of the department have| —grsndmother, CURRIGUS . BRANN E - demonstrate safe_method: o T . Goode, | mhe Tennis C et DAUGHT RUTH HUNTER: GRAND- The Tennis Club of the Government | 3y “Chamberlin - will attend the | the local crime investigation, so far|way had heen cleared for action But not at Golden- Leonard Woodruff, corresponding sec- | The University Players of the Amer- | (1€ ¢ 4 e RO N s og et | | State’s attorney, will be counseled on | was slain. Senator Dill sald Héty T abjectlons .t oo H consent is| friends for their kind and tender sym e : : S Al e Ciah | dence and whiections to releasing con- Invocation will be pronounced by | house. 1634 T street, bezinning ut 8:30 s S * | BT Investigation of Chicago's latest | gives the director such additional| DREYER MARY MARTENS DEYOTED AND'GNLY DAUGHTER. ARA Slction il be offen Yishor {for the al Gazer.” while Mis diction will be offered by Bishop John ago the parole board, | sibility that Mildred Kavanaugh. 20.| ber of members of the Senate here.| 4ransers for e hoR R Marv 1. Filler, soprano: Miss ¢ and Miss ne will in- |[an o 575w Tor elorts ‘mats to recover the ‘ ; : 1 a commission report |body was found lying beside his au-| ment of ped Lasso, with Miss Rose Briely as ac: | ! < ‘ of pedestrians. — Gone, but y,v;'l forgotten L Somw ses or 1= 4 R leased fet wi rdo * They sav that N e iouseh trom Joler weve. perduged. or Leaving Large Crop Surplus. | et st8orafivar 7070 il T Proft, Mrs, DL D, Spellman, Mrs. G. e ot el g . i ildi il 3 3 R . imi i S 7 Ago counr . Di i i B. Yokum { Foulke). \\Y ashlngton {New Maternity Building Will| i serina Gray. Rev. br. Luetus ¢\ Criminals Released at Fasterimposed by chicago courts and juries. | Dl Holds Up Consideration | nave compiained to the’ Department T DIXO; 5 . of Wilson when the jurors voted to summon l .YOL G, beloved s Mon. 3 4. threw a Jurious amount of arsenical spray | Ghurch: Texiniton a { denials and reports resulting from the ! 3 The Wa. ainzton City Chiropractors = - = surplus_remains unsold. Sk SH a o convenes, and expressed his desire to| Consideration of the District In 420 and loving cemembonn Sibley Memorial Hospital at North Dr Whitley will speak. A v dear nals have been parol loned and [ The claim of Warden Whitman of | prevented by Senator Dill, Democrat, | the Northwest recently were notified E, BENTON. who departed this life M < kT N Yite. il : * Feelinz s0 sad and alone. and out-of-town dignitaries of the | Leazue for i e, Wi 0N | send them there, the special g [cording to reports, by Jenkins snd|attendance of members in the cham that unless it was wiped clean its “Tis then. with hearts full of anguish. R : i - 5 ; wrrett Chamberd " s direc- | T ;W AV o Ssar 8 3 bject since one & g | Washington will officiate at the cere- | The Patent Office Maso! Clab will rrett Chamberiin, operating direc: The jury was said to have gained | just efore adjournment, Se atement on the sul X - But one thmg is sure, roun: ¥ the fireside again will be made | future sessions of the hoard of parole iand parole records, He also den|ul|:flm_v of the bill. The measure had |apples shipped to London had severe- our darting daughter and sister. i of the Lucy Webb Haves Nationul ! e ! charges and penalties D 4 | the Shamrock Jenkins, State prison | the Chicago crime jury, which was|Utah, hut a week ago he conferred | or illness was known fo have re- FAMILY, NEWPORT. R. 1.5 ! e jon: | Masonte mple. Danc at 9 “arlstrom and repres g rofession: | 17 ple. anci 4 ! : e 5 T 8ol rowe are con- | Swigain. {plans to offer on the floor to cover B N e e ™ have to pay on their he vice president of the Women's Home | 1o ic (il zive a [ e SON. JAMES HARRI . & meetings both as representative” of | centering their attention on Cicero,| When Senator Capper asked for con. Clrhs flf mha“k‘ . - (Y i ed this life. suddenly. May 22 berg’s. retary of the Women's Home Mis-|ican Association of University Women y ; | nd permitted to offer evi- B Retote beguibiots paihy and beautiful floral tributes at the | Without you. mother. 1t often seems R ; ;i < Clark, chancellor | 0'clock. Miss Alice Mo and Miss | VI | Rev. Dr. Lucius (. Clark, chancellor murder attributed to gang or alcohol | powers that I do not think it ought | MORRISON. our sin LD. ". Ha | Rose P Mrs. Goodwin Price Gra-| Three y strangers fo 3 hy I s [ Ay M titon vl chairman, passed | visiting here from Pontlac. IL, may | = Senator DIl indicated hia. shlection] 305 San deswie s the Formac. M e s Hem. |terpret Dorix Halman's fantasy, “Lady | S to the records and hear- |lezzer. when he was “taken for althe traffic director — control over| D°0¥ and the many f g - R o, | the frecing of criminals tomobile 20 vester The traftic bill is the most urgent rgatten. dence.’ 2301 “Connecticut ave. HARRY We do not penalize our friends. Records Previously Denled. E. Sacred to the memory of my he- oved krandmother ROSANNA CLARK) who departed this lile two years ago t GRANDSON. DALLAS, P. . I loving memory of my dear mother. "ROSA € CLARK, whe. Dassed The Rec le Outing Ciub will Anax o e o rd party in the Florida | room of the Willard Hotel. Punch will | be served paroled, Chamberlin claimed, and | By the Associated Press. dence. 2707 North Capitol st. HARRY W I Stokes, Miss Mary H. France, ; [ Clark and Rev. "Dr. Charles 8. Cole. unexpected de velopment came SN S combininaditastheb pettinent o Junersl Bereatter. Be Dedicated at Hos- | < Rate Than Sent There, |w Because of So Many the department in preventing sale | PIX0 3, bleved, wite, 0f Y iieo: | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |Gov. Len Small in their effort to sift , residues were damaging the market Intermant priva investigation. The governor will ap-| will meet. & o'clock, at_Central Ch ] oliar across By the Associated Press New York and Washington dealers | RENTO ther. JAME Capitol and M streets will be dedi | chir < invited. v 231918, discharged from Joliet penitentiary | Jolict ~Penitentiary that he was|of Washington. wko objected on the | by (he department t there was We_think of the dear one departed. Methodist Church, sor a meetins, 8 o'clock. at 1 K [ iney in session here has been told. Colvin in their testimony before the|ber at the time. would not be permitted. We cry out in sorrow and pain ey e G 1311Es Williame, | mect i gt ronm i the Grotto Clhil, | Lor of the Chicago crime commission, | little information from Colvin, who|Capper, chairman of the District com- | Some months ago to the effect that THEFAMILY. it was not weighted e TDr. Cole, president he ~ Club will pre- | under an agreement reached earl knowledge of an aileged pardon mill | been objected to on previous ocea- | 1Y ired the British market for| ¢ BERGHMAN. who died in Washington « Training School, of which Sibley Hos. | I nef 4 i o o) like the modern . 8 o'clock, in N¢ . and_Attorney Gen- |impaneled after the slaying of As-|with Trafic Director Eldridge and |sulted from eating the pples. Spray- | BRAWNER. in memory of our mnlher'uhd : | o'elo “rowe. Carlstro been sent to the orchardists : Otls . t the | 0'clock Crow 1strom ] ! n e & 4 g the jury ation here. | Federal officers have stepped into|his objections. It was thought the e R TR dollar at most stores. e IE P ad : ARKE. Sacred to the memors of my dear jthe crime commission and a special | turbulent suburb where ‘McSwiggin | sideration of the measure yesterday A arolan DREVER. 1 wish to thank the relatives and I miss your soft and gentle voice, sionary Soclety. | will present two plays at the club. |31 Do h Girl Figures in Case 1 G granted 1 desire to say that this billi glaih of ‘my heloved CHARLOTT! That 1ife is not worth while of san Tniveras » . | Isabel Towner will compose the cast | fAhe dmerlcan Olvecily, Wi lisus warfare early today revealed the pos-| to be passed with such a small num-; .ere &ratitude to our r etile and b o i forssEsal Mrs, ( er Morrill, Miss Edn: ]M whi SON, wae drowned n the Potomac. May The Catoctin quartet, composed of * denying the crime commis- [ have heen with Frank Crimaldi, boot-| was based on the proposal to give " s 0 nades |mnne < viously had enjoyed. The |ride” Thursday nizht and slain His| horse-drawn vehicles and the move. | r husband and | | h Jenkins, who is head of the | Miss augh knew Crimaldl, | piece of local legislation sti i ALADINI <D.sos. ¢/ " ! A numbes of suesis rom outor. | tute weltare depariment, and Colvin, | police SH6 Al not. ADDEAT | A its, nicise Botra ol e P o satend M) dineive | MEANC Jn oni it Sipy Srees town will extend congratulations to e tonal Pellowship. Giub Wil already have testified hefore ihe Will jat the home of relatives the night|is deemed essential by the District| (hanis to the mans riends. neighbors and | departed this life twenty-four the Tocal board for thele secomplish: e National Fellowship Clab will| County grand jurs at’ Joliet, “which [he was killed and nothine has since | authorities becanse it provides for thel it st orEanzatiops, Tor e, & e e Neion B e vis e eoutive pecrala s om and on: the oot of ithe| ", Lntestizating prison, contitions x| been leard ofiher. A few Houmm be | rensual. on'u different Faafs lof thel heantifis faral tributse. DR In_remembrance of my hitle p Newton E. Davis, execu cretary | Tose o @12 result of the recent murder of Depu- | fore he was shot and killed Crimaldi | thonsands of outstanding automobile| 0f e aute b of CLSTE DREW. who stole away May 2. of the board of hospitals and homes | Washington Hotel. Strangers and|iy \yarden Klein at Statesville peni- {told a friend he had an engazement | operator permits, which expired| Japcd MU N sl dozon : e 5 ik of the Methodist Church, of Chicago: | Visitors welcome tentiary. They have been summoned |and police believe it may have been | March 31. 3 Rl expluct st i Mrs. W. L. Boswell, ee of the| The Wanderlusters will give a/by the Chicago jury and are expected | with Miss Kavanaugh. i Women's Home Mi pciety, of | dance at its club home, Franklin|to testify next week. PERNAS Si S Philadelphia, and Basing his testimony on statistics Watch Found Dyi atchman Found Dying. to cOuferenc i Sena I WIEY FIDLER. To sad and loving remembrance rence after the Senate passes| J- WILEY. "0 oo on piymy o TIof my dear “wite and oGf dear motber Harry S. Stowe, 70 years old, 1520 it. With the time for adjournment | who departed this lite 5 years ago toda: 1' street, employed as watchman on| #PProaching, District officials are | Bzathl May 2.1 1 R. F. HARVEY’S SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS COLUMBIA 157 LOWEST PRICES We shall meet beyond the river. Where the surges cease {0 roll: Where in all the bright forever he bill has passed the House, but{ I and appreciation to our many ) 14 PSS 1 ouse, huty Tati r thei eas and in View of amendments made by the| [oends and relatives for theif linduse g In"my arms you' {1l enfod : Senate committe it will have to go| death of our dear father and husband. D. ESTHER. construction work on the 3000 block | hoping the Senate will act in time to| AER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. of Otls street northeast, was found|8llow conferees to complete the| BAILEY. Moy hin home 002 FIETERER, In s bus Jo o e, unconscious on a porch of one of | Measure. 1 7% "Pau wt 4 MdCHARLE Who departed this life nine years ago to- the new houses there early last night e | SWINDELL BAILEY. Moo iiss. “Heautem | Jav. Mav 22. 1917 By, ToNE M. (Soua 118 Net Hamh WHEAT ot maks (S VPRI and amies Church: day recalls the memory shire avenue. He died before the ar- Chiarles and 27th st And Mo stiil are m rarles an B the ones who etill are mizsing her rival of Dr. L. A. Passalaqua from OUTLOOK BETTER. A A L S - Are the ones who loved her best. Smergency Hospital . — o Tomy Thamtal, MARIE' T. BIRG-| Leaf by leaf the roses fail bed to natural causes FELD, beloved wife of Wi Soul by soul the Savior calle e e Calla not for one. but cails for all neral home Saturday. May And we must anewer when He calls. Interment at Mount t HER SISTER. ELLA 12 hotice was oretionsly omitied ) | HAMILTON, 1n uad cemembrance of my BOYD. Suddenly Thursdav. May 20. 1926 el i N v T % e Mas 2 A% | Darted this life twenty-iwa Sears 450 t0- B v husaod af Jeanie R Topd wnd | dar ey =2 1001, Y A b (s T e | cron S Annette E. Boo Gone. Tut not_forgotten iroad.—Advertisement. Institute of Agricuiture, S R Peacar ran R RARNIALY, ICTONA MANC - Italy has a prospective crop above | Funeral from emorial Church | JACKSON, In sad but lovinz remembrance | the average. despite heavy ratns in SundA7 MaT TR 8t 1 ociock. Intergnt | Tof our randmother, HESTER JACKSO: [ the north and dryness in the south.|BoYn, The Klder Mens Relict Association | uss todas: May 55, 1004, 0 { The prospects in lHungary and Czecho- | announces the death of Brother THOMAS “ne rzotten. grandmother, dear, | slovakia are good, but low tempera-| BOYD at his re i) A< Tou rest heneath the sod y v | ture is delaying the crops. Bulgaria 2 rom Simnson's Memorial ¢ for we love v needs rain. Rumania anticipates bet- § R GR PR JTLIA BU]LD[NG ter h[ -I than last vear for wheat. . J. C l‘";" . “'”M e STUBBS AND HATTIE LEWIS . rve. barley and oats. Russian Wi RONAUGH. Departed thia life Fridas. | gIBBEY. In lovine remembrance of my Russian Winter | BROVACGH, epaiiel) 45 am.. ‘at Freed: | KIBBEV. ~In loving remembrance OLcBE Sherman ave nw H . Pres. Yorr " & S CI Tl N cereals are better than last year and| men's Hosnital, HUNTER RRONAUGH G faushier &nd our Al ARl NS C jabove the general average. The pros-| the devoted father of Louise Warren. B s 2IS PAYS Death was Europe Generally Expects Larger | Yield Than Last Year. ! v 22 (A).—The outlook | n wheat crop is better | ge this vear, according | o i Use “The Liberty Limited to Chicago and Detroit. All Pullman, | no extra fare. Leaves Washington 3:10 p.m., arrives Chicago 9:10 a.m.;{than the av | Detroit, 8:00 a.m. Pennsy a Rail: P 7 2 46AY RIDGE ESTATED) - On the Chosapcake - rts 3 a Neville Jones. H 1 rot h pects in England are poor. e s e et doun Bro: and May 27, 102 Ta Daw. Funeral we once enjoyed. all togeth 4 o'clock, from St w CIT Hondayem 1 Courch 2w | But, oh. how changed we e now, 'Y NEWS IN BRIEF. .l .15t urchiiasg e | Sinee you have gone forever arted _this il Today our learts are heavy. oo S Our thoughts are all of thee MOTHER. Only those who have lost can tell and brother of Josh \ANNAPOLIS £ f U.S.NAVAL b C father of Edward. Horace and Walter Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over $12,000,000 Surplus, $1,000,000 {be given by Miss Isabel Furbank at {1401 Twenty-first street daily from 2 to 7 p.m. until May i The Mideity Citizens' Association will meet Monday. 8 p.m.. at Thom- ison School. Reports will be submit- | ted on improvements urged by the as ! soeiation. and a prominent speaker will be on the program. A card party by ways and means oommittee of Ruth Lodge will he held Temple, 419 / ACADEMY . ; " : 4 P4 | The exhibition of water-color draw- YN ™ S . ] 3 / H ings and etchings of London, Egypt.| Mav 20 1828 at 7:30 am. RICHARD | 3 y ¥ (0] fetc., by Capt. William Lonestaff will| BROWNE husband of Mariah Browne and Browne."Nellie Craig and Lillian Jernican Funeral_from his late recidence. 142 N at. = e Sundav. May 23, at 1 p.m. Frien invited. Interment at Woodlawn Cem tory HILTON, 026, at 3:3 hand of Emma i. Hr: Funeral from his late residence n.w. Mon- day. May 24 at 11 am. Relatives and frisnds nvited 23 Departed this life Max 20, 1¢ NORA HOLME Peloved daughter of Georgia Holme: The pain of parting without farew SISTERS AND BROTHERS. * { ROBERTS. _In lovine memory of cur dear parents—JOHN ROBERTS, who' died vember 25, 1908 and MARY E. ROB- FRTS, who'died May 22. 1909. Upright and faithful fn all their war: Deyoted and true to the end of their dava: A loving mother and father so kind. What a wonderful memory they loft be- DEVOTED _CHILDREN. ARLES @, ROBERTS AND MARY E. GHEEN. © N. In sad hut loving remembran: thie ate Alfred Holmes. Funeral ser mes H. Winslow Co’s chapel. And R ste. Sunday. May 23, at 2 p.m. = MARGARFT LEF. RUN- 4 this life one year ago Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. Temparary location during construe. tion of our new bide.. 1001 E St. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y | Monday at 1. 0. O. F. Seventh street | May 18, 1 after a hrief § | MMA TRVING. ihe beloved mother aves and Mrs_ Annie Members el | n of Delta Delta Delta Fra-| of Mie Robert Graves and, Mrs, ternity will bhe entertained at a tea b - o | t Moon & Ailen's funeral pariors tomorrow from 3 to 7 p.m. at the| a4 b Interment at Lynch home of Mrs. Ernest F. Burchard.|JOHNSON. Thirsdar. May 20. 192 13403 Lowell street. Cleveland Park WL | And carried vou away to rest - | Visiting Deltas are invited. AL S T ‘ ' STED) ot ATie May Johneon. | _ HER LOVING AND DEVOTED AUNTS. © l “The Meaning of Suffrage” will be - ! einer ot ics Map toman; | L CHon. Tn' it Bt Jovint evstinice 5 | y [ the subject of a free talk tomorrow,| from the Tenth Street Babtist Chu Where ou M l — Ju t Re t | S| |8 pm._at United Lodge of Theoso | 1ot and B s hxytundar Mav, i | 9 [ | Phists. 709 Ml Building, Seventventh | JomNSOX. Membery "of Milism * home. it wae His will, TRt in our hearts we fove her still We loved vou. dear Margaret, at his But God loyed you_best: TJAMES | e needed ona more angel Georgia ave. mw. Fu my dear and devoted daushter. MAR- RET LEE RUNION. who sntered ral rest one vear ago fodar. May 22, : Anniversary mase at Sacred Heart [and T streets. All welcome. eeman Lodge. No. O H Oh_ Margaret, dear. T mise you so, i e | O F. are reaucated to attend the tureral 1n T9U were 20 eweet and kind: { il i of oir 1ate hrother, JAMES E n all my cares and sorrows ohn H. Wilson of the District har | 1 b [ TINR " oot Bapigt Chureh, | Comfort in you I'd find. With the Beauty which only generations of loving _ T e S S | T e sole care could create this glorious land of play beckons : : e e T eniy. Nay - i S e you from the congested city to partake of the bounteous gifts of nature—to enjoy life to the BAY RIDGE ESTATES Invites You! We are operating a fleet of I’e Luxe Pullman coaches from Washington and Baltimore to Annapolis and Bay Ridge Estates. These coaches are operated on regular daily schedule and vou are invited to take this trip uttermost. without fee, ohligation or pro:« ise, nor will vou be importured to - On the Chesapeake ~ section to drink in the beauties of this maguificent bayfront prop- erty—to study the possibilities of ownership—to see the great building zct:vity and the myriad changes thai have been wrought i 3 D H Rl.F\; (l’rhk!\‘ Y ‘h‘\h & (l 3 1 FER) ARE e Kiot7 and father oward Kiotz. Re = Texting at Lee's undertating parlors. | WOa A S e RO R € WH Notice of fu' | L1ANs‘who devarted this life eight years ago. May. 1018 Is not alone a playground, it is indeed a suburb supreme. Aside from the unsurpassed scenic grandeur, the beautiful and inspiring vista from Tolly Point (the highest coastal elevation in Maryland) Bay Ridge Estates offers the acme of modern comforts. It is healthful. at this famed property. has good artesian well water and is close to transportation. It is Inquire at Our restricted and improved and has good neighbors, 1t is in the path of Offices Ab h growth, entirely away from the city yet close enough to be convenient. ices About the It is suitable for Summer or Winter residence and is an ideal place Coach Schedule in which to bring up children. It offers “life in the open” and, best of all, ““It is 10 degrees cooler.” ‘Early Buyers Will Save 10%! During Our Pre-Season Opening Sale—Now In Progress - We will allow a discount of 107, from regular platted Mail this ‘oupon to any of our offices now OW LOCATED AT ST, NORTH 7976 Yo“ B“ Fro | tion will meet Monday, § p.m., at Po , Texting at Lee's u y m O mRC Bk Deral in Sunday s Star. " e B' Stor The Wanderlusters’ hike for tomor. | KNOPF. Thwruhfi,‘“.\:‘.}: i'; ."‘?\.m e Rear son and nephew. & shadow rests upon g es he hetovad wife Of the late Charle ; e e o | o i her 3th Sear. Funeral ter e = e tion at 2:30 pm. Dr. Hall will lead. R in her 65th year. Funeral s Whererer e ook’ eharever we tum, " o « ”» HIS MOTHER. JULIA STUBBS. AND 5 tities and “sell for less. meet tomorrow at Rosslyn at 1:50 p.m. & i, where reauiem high | KRS. In loving remembrance of ou I 2 Buy one-wav ticket to Wedderburn at 9:15 am. for the re. | Wi bther. TSBELLE WINTERS, who i I l chambers buvs an tuneral Wl and take 2 p.m. Bluemont train.| o Ofher foul pluterment ,’5.‘,‘:::.’1} i T e e i |£ . supplies in large quantities and Walk will he north aver Gannt Hill. are respectfully invited to attend. 23° | 1 f sells for decidedly le | returninz via Great Falls line. Camp- | MOORE. _Frid: 21. 1028, at his resi | T know 1t wae not death. but life. I | He gives you a funeral at the [[|| ire PArts for those who wish to stav |~ e’ 348 Joies JORR sged A | T am the was. the truth:the light" proper pri jout. Bring lunch. cup and flashlight. | 5" heloved husband of Lavra L. and And took my dear mother away. { § Joarat the late Oscar and Susan Moore of | Short and sudden was the ca 375 3100 3125 The concert by the United States| Fairfax County. Va. Funeral from his late | When you were taken from us all: 5 5 farine Band at the Marine Barracks dence Monday. May * | Pt aen it o awovas penike tailed for other official dut MOVER » TTI% a1, 1906 at 6 am. | R EOURG DAANVER . leta or uty. LI ' n his K4th 9 % Steel Burial Vaults PHILIP A 3 frol the home of his daughter. 7217 Gooreetovn T Bethenda. W Inierment ERAL DIRECTORS. __ . _| Rockville Unon Cemeters. B - A amonds. — Piione | vy, Fridas, 2 2 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. CALL— POODL “white: Tlack eves and | on of Mr. and Mrs Samuel E.'Murphy | 1113 SEY ST. N.W. nose: spot of black at end of tail and black Funeral from his late residence, ._Telephone i 473 W. W. CHAMBERS | hairs_on each ear. _Owner kindly claim_at | Minnesota ave. s.e.. Monday, May . . | the Washington Animal Rescue League, 349 0 nom. Relatives and friends in | POODLE. m e iR Teddn | OVERTON, On, Friday, May 21 1030, & v/ 0/ al h | nee. 2 st. n. FUNERAL HOME CORNER Prown: tail curls over back like :lun":: }‘,‘A’L:(;VEREO.( Deloved nusbind of Eila . X “ose and amber e wner “ind (verton and tather of Vella, Katherine. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. [ll{ 2in5, "0% &% Woiineiin Animai” Reose | 1a. Binel. Roy and Alexaoder Overton: A b i3 40 Marviand ave. s.w. Filiral Monday, Map 23. a€ 1 pm. i one Columbia POODLE, white. the Chureh of Our er. Moderate Prices dave. B.w. OWENS, Fridas, May 1. 1926, at her resi = — St - o . 16 Bovd “Tako Park. Md et Vit W | Wm, H. Sardo & Co. Charles P. ineral. from abov NE drees Monday: May 24. at 2 p.m. Inter- T Lincoln 524 Minlllfli. Efficient Service. _ platinum. plain. atraight. three | ment Congressional. Country Clup, | and friends mvited Address Box 412V, Star 22. 1026 at the office = | Shington Far, Exe and Throat Howoiial 30: i ARY EVE SON. ‘aged 6 veare. wiatinum set | MAR L Qaughter of Mauds Stinson Phor: Funeral services at her mother s dence. 211 Nelwon ave.. Lvon Park: Kotice of time later - . Je : 26, Neither the successora of nor connected sta.. Ma; rd. Pa. ave. - < i sts.. Na&y < e. - JOLLINS, beloved father of Carrie R. and | ment. o BUNCH OF KEYS Thursday on L n.w. be. RO N Rollins. brother of Mre. E Phone 'n;:k.flfl.lfi }lm" vgl'l S‘s. N.W. ormerly 0140 ¥ St N.W. ' b ‘n.w. Jackson, James and Samuel Roll, ' ;;:‘I‘M”‘h ngjo Hatuss, $100 sinn.w, )‘:.Il ‘h:‘:!(l’ll‘r of Richard Rverts e = fisiiaic e Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIR"!HI C “squin Remains resting at W. “HOKER, sauirre ey Biease reiun to Deral parlors. Sene 3034 M ST. N.W. Fstanlisied 112 . Gawler Service 1921 at m., at Freedms Hos N 121 Owe . s S — - 1 " | EYEGLASSES, 1¢ ° soly X 'ROSs Mfather of William and ¢ Funeral Directors Since 1850 Trames. 1732 Penn: y Ross. grandfather of Julian Th, . Peraning drive. R i of Rate Row ’morer | Main 5512 Ave. N.W. 730-W-1. 3 | funeral hereafter. (Alexands e g DEEREOTO0d Park Toad Ofease copy.) ket CHAS. S. ZURHORST one Col.” 4630, Apt. | sMALLWOOD. Departed this life May 10 301 FAST CAPITOL ST. The Georgetown Citizens' [ row will start from Chesapeake June-| Bgier. the el we iss voir_smiling face: Because they buy i - X . Monday morning. M y buy in quan. The Red Triangle Onting Club will| 1 -Viowi " thence to Holy Trin- HATTIE LEWIS Fesidence Monday. May 24, at 11 am, In-| But ne'er will those who Joved vou best Monday is canceled. the band being | Funeral M 24, at 230 $ BENJAMIN NURPHY, beloved —— CHARLES Al U K., jove TH ST. Main 2473 e = | Maryland_ave. s.w. interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. AT THE BROWN STONE ington _ Animal ‘Rescue Leagug tween Florida ave. and Barry pl. Phone W. 138 1 stralgh e At ook Creek Cemetery: Relafives 3 NCOLN 8200 Chapel. BAR PIN. Thursday. th one ‘diamond and t Dhires. Re: v Wil be given for return fo 2835 28th st n.w. "g5e BOSTON BULL TERRIER—Rrindle nupps. prices and we urge an early reservation as the most desirable locations will be sold quickly — COME OUT TODAY! 3 e near R 6 Connecticut ave. n.w.| neral Sunday. M Chreh of Our Redeeimer Florida ave. and Barry pl. p.w man officiaiing. (Philadelph more pavers please copy.) ROSS. Departed this life Friday. May 21 Potomac 3811. . _female, BAY RIDGE ESTATES ; Baltimore Sales Office 14 East Lexington St. Phone CAlvert 2353 On the Severn River . 0 e = 1926, at Providence Hos CHARLES Phone Lincoln_372. ROOCH, chrysantie Phons_Lineotn_37" FURNISHED g ot oreiwcen TR und Mo Flesuany | Bow, Biren court e, Fierat 110! Re! Su and O sts. s.w.. Monda ay 24. at 1 h, G at. e.e.. or f | Anock. " Refutives and friends invited > Gentlemen: FOR RENT %‘L‘;‘;’E‘ Carotina ave. o 903 A" ae, * i and SYBOT. 'Satnrday. May 22. 1936, at'h LNty i’ Connection. Commodi K Tesi 3 ot -, MIN . Thapel _anc ums. 5 Please send Washington Sales Office Sme full details Two Golf Courses g, sleciiciy jrorc with sdarse’ e i : P irounds or East Capitol st. Noti, ience, 117 st. .. LANDAN. the be e 00 140 S . 1407 F St., Opp. New Willard ;' fitscurc: ase ||| vie Pssenaurg ans hewn || EE5EEE Sk Gl% | G p N SR oo, C. Shatler v i B B information o f e b g Setween the Connecticut Avenue Bridge apd | Notice of funeral hereafter- ¢ PRIC T(“)o branch stores, o MO TR TANES 4 7 ot A 1.5, widow of th CKISTONE'S Jto Bay Ridge FEs- Main 7623 | T Oucue ¥ Weils. Puneral from her late BLIA“B § . 2 . K Or, when downtown, residence. 1117 Lamont st. n.w.. Monday Floral Administration Offices---12 Church Circle---Annapolis GAREE KR o T | witeA ndsy. May 17, 1026, at 1 | DS Tel ! e B 7 et i | e a1 Pacadena Cali Trompt Auto Delivers Service. Lin sndh WPSRY RELLOGG WILLARD. | Funeral Artistic—expressiye—inexpen gty of Migngeots ey H"" at_ Walpole, \YI Monday,” May 2. at | Gyde Bros. Co., 1212 St. BUNG ALOWS % T hoboth Baptiet Chiirch, 1at st between X NECKPIECE, onds E . _______Phone L. 5543 _ St “Tosh e 1018, o & TLLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Em- NOTEBOOK. small black: containing BOT., devoted daughter of Bessie and Jerry "m,m.; prices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. Cali % 1385, — and descriptive - Excellent Bathing SIGNET RING. Mav 187 child's. gold: Gapr: | WEBS, Friday, May 21. 1026, at his resi: — FUNERAL_DESIGNS. e STRING OF PEARLS. Thursday. somewhere | and Harriet Webb. in his 17th year. cflolcg!‘xp#u EMBLEMS. . oDt 2 Phone Main 10220 ¢ your FREE TRIP . 1206 18th St. N.W. Ghgyy Chase Circle: reward. Phone North | whLLS. Saturday, May 22, 1030, at 2:30 B e » - = =3 whits a. . AC3 pm. Interment at Roek Créek Ceme- 3 pm.