Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 9

I===u==10 o sprs o0 % ATE FTIME Old Mother Hubbard Went to the Cupboard Ruf as you know, it was hare. Perhaps the extra and service charges she had to pay out for her credit and budget buying took all her spare change away. At our store we do not have any excess charges nor interest on our charge or hud- get accounts, We do not penalize our friends, IE==—=H0== P00 cccecoercteccccevooocstoooecorenocese e Thisisa Smart Straw Knex;, together with work that is put into by themselves. . o o . . . . ’ | o | o . . . o o ol o ol o o] ol o) o o o ol o o o 13 o o . . . . o . . ol o ol o) o bands that we are showing are in a class 'S NOTED OCEANOGRAPHER TO LECTURE TOMORROW Man Who Found That All Eels of World Come From Florida Waters Will Speak. Dr.Johannes Schmidt of Denmark, who is recognized as the leading oceanographer and was the first man to solve the ageold riddle of the origin of the common fresh-water eel. will deliver a lecture in the auditorium of the National Museum at 8 o’clock tomorrow evening under the auspices | of the Smithsonian Institution, the | Carnegie 1Institution of Washington, | the Washington Academy of Sclences and the Blological Society of Wash- tngton. Dr Schmidt has spent five entire vears of his life at sea as a leader of | aceanographic expeditions, a record { probably not. equaled by any other person. His outstandine | haps, was the dizcovery that all eels | ®pawn in a deep-sea’hed just east of j Florida and the nama Islands From there they mizrate far to fresh water homes, hut thev return to the seene of their nativity to die. Dr. Schmidt found that eels come into being in the common spawning center, make their wav to all parts of the world for domicile and upon reaching a certain age of life, return to the pince of their Lirth, spawn their own voung and they die. Foghorns Self-Starting. In France an inventor has produced a foghorn which is self-starting in a gathering thick mist. The device is sat in motion by the action of the air on calclum carbide. Tests of it have heen made with promising suc- cese and the device is heing urged for {use off the French coast. Boardwalk Nothing to Him. Torenz ve, an million aire. who recently IRRIES . never sevenmile hoardwalk for which that | Summer resort is internationally f. | mous. “The hoardwalk has often b | considered one of the “wonders"” ! America. eccentric died at Atlantic set foot on the of Handmade By Knox @S ectitcicctsstsecsrtontantoncnviosetd Headease comfort is exclusive with the high-grade hand- their straws. Fancy Tevtisssses bese Krox Panamas, $10—$12 Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street INC. Seceese e ®eccoo0vscccace is Sealy Quality in New Senitery Materials Long staple, virgin cotton Ewpert, carejul workmanship Patented air weave process Heavy quality ticking nd meny ndinements that add to nupreme MATTRESS ECONOMY and COMFORT work. per- | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1926. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Dr. Joseph S. Wall, president of the Medical Society of the District of Co- lumbia, will be the special guest of the Loyal Knights of Ye Round Table at their luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at University Club. He will give an address on “Progress in the | Attainment of Public Health.” | A protest mass meeting will he held | by local workers tomorrow, 8:30 p.m., |at the Playhouse, to demonstrate their | hetief in the innocence of Sacco and | Vanzetti, who were recently denled a Imew trial by the Massachusetts Su- preme Court. | Alpha Delta Phi business lunche: {tomorrow 12:30 p.m., at IFranklin Square Hotel, | = | he last meeting of the year of the Women's Alliance of All Souls’ Church will be held tomorrow, 11 a.m., at Sixteenth and Harvard streets. Re- | ports of the anniversary meetings in Boston will bhe given, followed by [luncheon. Mrs, Stephen Olop will he hostess, he beginners' department of the | Columbia Heights Christian Chure h | will glve a “Mother Goose' entertain- ment tomorrow, 7:45 p.m., in the social hall of the church. The pastor, Rev Harvey Baker Smith, invites the pub- lie to come and enjoy an evening of fun with Mother Goose and all her children. Ice cream, cake and candy for sale. Th Crittenion Cireles tomorrow, 11 {4t the home, Conduit and New roads. Luncheon, program and ports from cirele presidents. The auxiliary home bhoard commit- tee of Ruth Chapter, Ne. 1, Order Eastern Star, will make ita annual visit to the Masonic and Eastern Star ! Home tomorrow. 8 p.m. There will [be a program and refreshments. All members of the chapter invited to attend. am cut re Rethlehem Chapter, No. 3. Order Fastern Star, will have a 500 party jomorrow, 2 pn.. in the Hecht audi torlum, Seventh and F streets The Caravan Club of Almas Temple will hold a Iuncheon at the City Cluh tomorrow afternoon at 12:15 o'clock. . | | Church Moderator Chosen. MONTREAL, June 3 (#).- The Rev | A. J. McGillivray of Knox Church, | Guelph, Ontario. last night was elected | moaderator of the Preshytarian Church Iin Canada. Theeatest Value In a Funeral Is Found at W. W. CHAMBERS $75, $100, $125 Up Full One Charge Steel Vaults, $85 Fine Ambulance Service, $4.00 Call W.W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. NW. PERPETUAL BUILDING Complete for and PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, Assets Over $12,000,000 Surplus, $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. Temporary loeation during _eonstrue- tlon of our new bldg.. 1004 E St. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y MATTRESS —To the Land of Perfect Rest Sleeping on a Sealy is like being wafted by the magic of modern mattress making to the land of perfect rest. Its 5+ft. batt of long staple virgin cotton, compressed to mattress thickness, yields like a giant pillow to the tired body. Sound, healthful, refreshing sleep comes quickly, bringing complete relaxation and renewed energy. Night alter night, and year after year, the Sealy Tuft- less will exert this same rest-magic, for it should never lose its scftness nor its original shape—an occasional sun-bath 18 all the renovating it will require. ‘When you buy a Sealy you buy a mattress famaus for unexcelled quality, service and appearance.’ Sealy Mattress Co. Richmond--Baltimore--Washington e will be a rally of Florence | CLASSIC CAFE ARAGNO HAS LOST OUT IN ROME It Is No Longer Meeting Place and Political Rendezvous of Speech- Laden Deputies. ROME, April 26 (Correspondence). One of the classic institutions of Rome, the (afe Aragno, has been abol- ished by the Fasciat regime. Not that the cafe itself has heen put out of business. It still serves_luscious Nea- politan ice cream to its patrong and permits a gentleman to commune with his lady love for hours for the price of two T0.cent drinks. But the old Aragno, the meeting place of par- liamentary deputies, the spot where the most important political deals of the last half century were arranged, has passed into limho with the pas: sage of parliamentary prestize. ‘There was a time when any deputy wHo could not he found in parliament could surely be found at Aragno's when the speecies which were ton im portant to deliver on the flaor of the chamber were delivered over a cup of coffee in the nearby eafe. Today all important decisions are taken by a lit tle group of Fageist functionaries, and as for the deputies —nohody hothers to hunt them up. 1 County of Castles. rumi the Kansas Glamorgan { England and Cornty ¥ Times Conunty Wwhich divides Wales, is known as the of Castles. 1t _has more than forty, most of them %00 vears old and many of them still in an excellent > of preservation. he oldest as well as the most notable is Cardiff Castle, one of the residences of the Marquis of Bute. It stands on the site of an early British camp and dates from 1050. Next in age and interest is the Castle of Caer- philly, near Cardiff. At one time it wasgexceeded in size only by Windsor, huttenly well preserved ruins now re mai. Several meetings of the Kisteddfod have heen held within fts wal Near Cardiff also is Castell Coch, or Red Castle, perched on a rocky helght overlooking the narrow pass of Taff Valley It wae originally fortress and must be wt least 1000 vears old About 14 miles down the coast west of Cardiff is St Donat's Castle, It was huilt oon after the Norman in vasion, and & now almost hidden by woodland. From the British Channel St Donat's presents a striking appear- ance, Its lofty watehtower still doml nating the coast Swansea Castle, in the village of that name, dates back to 1113, In the last few years it has served as a town market hall, a_ jail and a har on the Pacific Coast are {using seaplanes as an adfunct to their | operations | BUSINESS HIGH ALUMNI EXCURSION CHESAPEAKE BEACH Saturday, June 5th Fun for All Round Trip—Adults, 30c: Children, [ Trains Leay: | nrdax 10, EIECHLI) stifling the beauty of your hair? See Page 18 R. F. HARVEY'S SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS COLUMBIA 157 LOWEST PRICES Don’t use my razo Here’s one for you 122 O more grumblings from ND Husband, or Broth- et Billl No more awkward moments trying to shave the underarm with a man’s straight razor! Here isa razor for a woman—her very own— made especially to fit_the curves of her body. It is CURVFIT, a curved razor, the only safe razor ever designed ex- clusively for use on the tender skin of women. The curve in CURVPIT permits the fs;ifg. tle, easy removing of hair g:m thi ulndzn:n. limbs, and neck. It is the newest Juxuryof the toilet table. Ask him to get you one, so you don't have to use his—or, take one home to her! One dollar and up. Blades, the package, 50c. At all dealers. URVEIT Qhe WomansRazor Currvhit Produets Co., Inc., 71 W. 23rd S, N.Y. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sallings From New York, Daslight Saving Time. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. France. woar 1. oltair Tachira ', Muenchen Bremen, DUE TODAY. .Santa Marta. erto Barrios, - Marsaille. *.Cristobal. Arabie . Hamburg. San Francisco ... London. DUE TOMORROW . ... .Southampton, May 20 ... Bremen, May 26 . Gristobal. May 27 Liverpaoi. May 21 Marseille; May 2: Santa Mart, Maravi .. President’ Van Panama R BE%sex t Mauretan, eorze W Panama . o Qity of Brisbane .. Sarcoxie . May 29 . May 28 . Mav 26 tobal De Gragee. Ohio Veendam otte August €l i Penneyivanian . __Cristohal. Manuel Arnus. Seville, ) PUR SUNDAY . Antwern. Glasgow. ¥ Port” Limon. § Monteres L HAvAnA, ] OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY American Merchant-—London Claveland-—Hamburg Grimsholm—Gothenhur, n Matheson—Cane | Porte Rico—Havana.. ... | §an Lorenza_—San Jian Iatahal —Cristohai | Cuvamapa—Puerto Corter | Tuscaloosa City— Alexand: a SAILING TOMORROW Majestle—Southampton Zeeland—Antwern S Republic—Southampton . Antonio T.opez-—Barcelona. . Luna—Maracaibo . % Poseidon—Port au Prince.. SAILING SATURDAY Celtie—Livarpool i Carinthis—Liverpool France—Havre Conte Rosso. 4:00 DM 10 00 A M 1100 P M 12:00 Noan 11:00°A.M. 1700 Noon 00PN ERIESY (S ] fown Midnizht J1 Midmight /12:00 Noon 12:00 Noon C400PM. 1.00p 11,00 AM 12 00 Noon | 100 1M 1100 AN TI100 A 1100 A'M RERITEN 1007 M | $00p M 11:00 AN 1200 Noon U100y 12:00 N 1100 A 11:00 A M /1200 Noon 1000 AM —Havana | San Tuzn—San Juan.. Biienos Alres Huron—Turke Island - Oregonian—Cristobal | La Plava—Rarrios | Tintoretto—Buenos Chicago—Havre Lancastria—London Minnetonka—London . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. An openair festival will he given fon tha grounds of Transfiguration | Chureh, with supper from 1 o'clock. There will be boaths, a dance ¢ nations by 20 performers in cos- tume and music by the Boya' Tnde pendent Band of 60 places, directad by | Miss Brown. 5 to | | | | | ! An invitation s axtended to all| {local and visiting veterans of United ! States forces to join the class of can | didates to he mustered In hy Comdr. I.. Peek at the regular muster of !the President's Own Garrison, No. | | 104, Army and Navy Union, in board {room of the District Rullding, & a'clock. The lawn fefe for the henefit of the | debt fund of Holv Rosary Church will | i be continued in the playground of the | {church at & o'clock. Concert and| | ather features. | | The History Club af George Wash: | | ington University will meet at its an-| | nual dinner, 7 o'clock. at Grace Dodge | | Hotel. “Fellowship Cluh will Wash \ The National give a dance on roof of Hotel ton. Strangers invited. | Tohn Rromell will he the principal | speaker, 8:15 a'clock. on T.as Amis pro- | | gram at Lodge Hall. Jewish Coammu | nity Centar, | | Fillmors Parent.Teacher Associa {tion holds its final meeting of the | school vear at & n'clock in the Fill- | more School. Supt. of Schonls Rallou | { will speak. | Chinese Ship Dead Home. More than 400 Chinese who died in America were recently disinterred and | shipped back to China hy their rela- [tives. Some of the bodies had been buried 10 vears. The cargo was ac- companied by bowls of rice to furnish food on the journey home. The Chi nese think their dead should rest finally in the homeland. FOUND. BRINDLE BULL. male. whits. Owner claim at W, 40 VA_ave. e COLLIE. male. sabla and wh L kindly olaim at Washo Amm Le: 340 Md. ave_ew 3 COLLIE, male. shaved. {Rin. "~ Owner kindly alaim at Wash. Animal Rescue League, Vo nw COLLTE, male. large size. pointed nose. tan ruff and white feet, wearing hlack hrass-stndded harness. Owner kindly claim Animal Rescue League. 349 Mary. ht Brindle and | h. Animal Res - " Owner Rescue Iarge #ize tan % and 4 white feet. Animal Rescus League. white ruff | d nec Owner claim at_ Wash. 340 Ma. ave. s D B R T R S PART ATREDALE. male. black and ftan Saner Kipdls claim at Wash. Animal Rescué ward V'Rutn Porter. 310 Marion are. Clar- endon. Va. e BILLFOLD. contain bot i Tuesday B onimern T3th: and 1 and 14th ‘and Fairmont on 14th st_ car. or after leaving Mre "Grange. 1330 L st. n.w.. | 7850 Ard. COLLIE PUPPY name’ ot “Dick. DIAMOND RROOCH sel DOG_large. brown and w Tace and breast: reasmble 1700 Oth st n.w.. Ant. 2 car reddish hrown. an Reward. Call’ Potomac Dearia: be. sconsin ave Cwith and Wi 533, e, male, white on a collie: ru'r‘):rfl. 4-W after 4 pm. Reward tortoisn rimmed. _and _case Georgetown: liberal reward. " Return to 35th wl.n J. Sullivan. GLASSES. tortolse shell: on Water at. r.w $hntor retum to. 64D LSt fw. or cali Franklin 2195 . GLASSES and War ning: GLASSES. _horn-immed, bat “Treasurs Dept. Reward. North 0454 eve. [EDAL, inscribed Notre Dame Acade- LD n 335 shaped 1ke harp: at Cheea: ake Beach on rosd between merry-go- gn_f;infi and Highview Hotel. Reward. Adams NDBEAG, #reen siK. —containing _ bills, FANDBAS: ot "Biva Soch "entimibe: Jost_Thursday morning. Finder please leave ai Suite 231 Masflower. Hotel. and receive BAG ies” Test room. Rock Creek dark brown leather. Reward if re- turned to Mre. Miller. 708 F at. ne. _® WANDBAG—Liberal rewi for_return: loa June 1. betwean Euclid &t. and e Zoo: con- taining $47 ces and watch. FEvenings. 1483 Chapin st. n.w._C 126.W. JORSES (two). one bav and one gra: HORAES Piliee’ retirn o South Wa Poat_Office. Va 5‘1‘?..?.? Theater: finder call M. A3 3 Park BOOK. orown: from Congre: ountry Club “to Conduit - road, 1102 14th n.w. i e ETBOOK—Will the party who WG we. advertise. with th Qund*” column ‘ot The D LENS from buller.shans head- Tiaht, Apperson car. Reward. Dr.W. James faey. 1415 K n.w. 3 . oval diamond, two oblong emeralds. N liSoral feward.. Phone Cleveland 5765. _—-————b—-——rL between Conn. ave. and [ and AR o ere. nw. Adams B0z6, " & ink crepe. May 31, on Arlington AT hemetery. - Reward. " Linc. 80140+ UMBI vy blue_silk. with ivor MRl Bhtoma Park nizht ot Jun Ten " Phona Franklin 173 = WEDDING RING y. May LA, I Mount MeKinley lley'a oldest | Pittsbur 2 tween Center Market and lst and You .G North 3626 3° MORE TOURIST TRAVEL ON ALASKAN RAILROAD Line, Built mvelopment,‘ Draws Increasing Number of Sightseers Northward. By the Associated Press. ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 3. The Alaskan Railroad was construct- ed to develop the assets of Uncle Sam's Northern' possession, but it also has brought satisfaction to the road's officials from another source— tourists. The route of the rallways from Sew- ard on the Pacific Ocean to Fair- banks in the Interior passes through one of the most beautiful sections of the Northland. Each year has brought an increasing number of visitors, who start the trip with a six-day ocean voyage from Seattle on vessels which maintain weekly sailings throughout the year. The entire trip with the exception of 40 hours on the Gulf of Alaska is made through what is known as the inside passage. a land-locked route which is described as being as smooth as a mill pond. At Seward the traine connect with the hoats, and thence they go north- ward along Turnagain Arm, a branch of Cook Inlet, and through mountains which were once declaged impassable. North of Anchorage the Matanueka, Susitna and Tanana Valley forming districts are traversed. lHalf way be tween Anchorage and Fairbanks is National Park, where | veral thousand acres of virgin wil derness have heen preserved. The trip from Seattle to Falrbanks and return takes three weeks. From May 15 1o September 15 there is no snow, but abundant sunshine. Elon éélwl'ege Ex-Dean Dies. for HIGH POINT, N. C.. June 3 (#). Dr. Walier P. Lawrence. 5%, former dean of Elon College, dled yesterday Woman 108 Years 0ld Dies. RIPL N. Y.. June 3 (). Rip inhahitant i= dead. Rh Mre. Nelina Rurton, 106, Deaths lieported. reported 1o The following dsatha hava hes H (%4 hours the Wealth Department 1n the Lee W. Funk. 78 3018 McKj William Swartzell, 40, 320 Seaton at. n.e. Mary J. Chronigi 14 Croiasant pi_ae. | Qhirley’ & Tndsfwood. 31, Walter Read Hospital Flizabeth A Gill. 88, 1327 Girard ot Mars 1_Weleh. 85, 2411 F st James W Lynch. 86 Sad 1 Holmead, 64. Rosa B Coce Hoem: Roter . F weorge W Fritte. A5, Arbel P Pankmin. 7R. 1 Christmas F. Meredith, ostital vier, 58 ho. 12 Johnson. 83 H. Bridwell Johnson. A Moorman, Flynn. 6 401 Stanton pl ne. arfield Hospital 1. Chatham Courts. 46." Georgetown Fresdmen s Hospital rollburg pl. a.w. .o Fospital. " 1 Gallinger Anna Ireland. 71,1200 19¢ Births R-eported. The fallowing hirthe have heen repnrtad te the Health Department in the last 24 hours Edward W._ and Alberta T, Knight. gir! Carle R. and Pear! Donaldson. girl n 1 and Vangie E. Stanton. girl cv W and Margaret Phillips, bor. Donald P. and Ruth Evans. bos Frederic B and Mahel' Z_Rlackhurn, hoy. Samuel A. and A M. Trewalla. boy Anthony A.and Verna i'rban, bov John D. and Lula 7. Barker. bor Inseoh H. and_Allens Hogrefe. girl Henry F. and Ruth N Baumann, hov Edear L. and Rachael Robinson. ho. Haneford and Ethel E. Sullivan. box John A and Margaret K._Russe! 3 Hugh W. and Margaret E. Myers. gl Arne B and Charlotte E. Anderson. girl. Rohert M. and Louite Warne; Robert James Eand Esther Sparrow Beniamin and Anna C. Brent Roland P. and Caroline V : Charles B, and Bertha H. Waiker. hoy Grant and Roumaine Flatcher. girl H.and Mary R.Jackson. hor. ck D. and Pattia M. Savor. girl John and Ethel Ellie, girl Charlie and Georgia Jones. bos. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and conl- or tonight, tomorrow falr; gentle to moaderate northwest and north winds, Maryland-—Fair and cooler tonight, tomorrow fair: moderate fto fresh northwest winds. Virginia—Fair and cooler tonight. tomorrow partly cloudy moderate northwest windi West Virginia—Fair and slightly cooler In east portion tonight, tomor- row partly cloudy. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm.. 83; 8 pm, $4: 12 midnight, 74; ¢ a.m., 66; § a.m., 65: noon. 68 Rarometer—4 p.m.. 20.77. 12 midnight. 29.81 & a m. 20.94: noon, 20.99. Highest temperature, at 3:30 p.m. yesterda Lowest temperature, 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 99; lowest, 71. Tide Tables. (Furnished hy United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 8:15 a.m. and 8:47 p.m.; high tide, 1:32 a.m. and pm. | Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:19 a.m. and 29.75; & p.m.. 4 a.m., 29.88; %6, occurred 63, occurred at 9:44 p.m.; high tide, 2:23 a.m. and 2:57 The Sun and Mdon. Tomorrow—sSun rises, 4:40 a.m.; sun 29 p.m. Moon rises, 12:11 p.m. Automobile lamps to he lighted one- half hour after sunset Condition of the Water, Temperature and condition of the 12:58 a.m.;’ sets, | water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.: Tem. perature, 71: condition, clear. __Weather in Various Cities. & Temperatury Stations. Weather. wamo] -4 en 5 Clear Abilene. Tex Etcloudy 1bany Atlanta Atjantie City 2! Baltimore .. Birminghem ismarck oston uffalo Gharlest Chicago .. Gineinnati .. * Cloudy Gloyay Pt.cloudy Clear 3 Pt.cloud; Rain Ange! Los An Louiaville . 211 A IR 8 1y BND AR ’ao.aza=e-a:'n ELE LY Cloudy Cloudy .08 Prelovdy Portland Me. Po lear Ore 30.06 h.N.C. 20.96 Prafeti 3004 nio 20 FOREIGN. (R a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. London, England Paris. France . Copenhagen. Denmark..’. al). Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following:: Willlam H. McLean and Ruby E. West Roger 8. Creel and Ida D. Stoddard. Allen ¥. Bell and Doris P. Drew Waltet L. McCorkle and Lula M. Butler, both of Richmond, Va. Herman W. Robertson and Grace A Peters. . Theodors 1. Le Blanc and Katherine € OGeites Chinkak T n ' posion! skakis and Antonia Christa ebifhn H. Morgan and Katherine T.. Whel Samuel W. Clark and Mani)la Josce. Follay Fox and Hattie Banks. Vb""" Rosenbe: and Paulyne Friedman iliam H. Appich of this city d Alica Goldman of Cales Point. Va. yron Mousmoules of Jersey City, N . A Eulalia A. Gerachis of this city Lronarde Capone'and Maria G. Sainato Ghristopher W. Duffy and Mary Q. Shaw allace P. Mettler and Helen 1,. Schaffer. “rillvldnt Fuschene and Ethel L. Carpen Fulton B. Gordon and Ellen M_Grs . G Ellen M_Gray 20 A. Bottom ot flontiond |v'. and Helen 1. Jones. both en Vessles and Cordelia Camphell. LoRopert T "McCaok of Robeline. La uriine S Hunt of Franklin, N. H arry A Jackson and Jsieva Lewin Fenry Rerry and Zerodeatha Briscoe rank W_"Rohertaon of Baltimore. and Emma E. Thomas of this eits. Dennin Web o M. Martin of Tn g Paul G “Morn voth ot Richmond. ¥ udley udd’ and of Richmond, Vo JSuter N, nskeep and Matilda H. Berkler Adam Lan Clars. VoelRel,” bath o pafyam Jang and’ Clara” Voalkel. bath ot Melville M and Vera G and 708 ke and Ora Thelma L. Currie, A Fdna N. Cohen, hoth Rector of Warrenton, Rector of Marehall . Va Cards of Thanks. SYROT. We wish to cxpress our sincers thanke 10 onr many' friends. neishhors yi"fl'_ln/l members of Trinity A. M. F. Zion Church. students of Armtrons Hieh School. co-workers of the Post Office De- partment and community association for their kindness during tie iliness and the peautiful floral tributes at the ath of our beloved daughter. MINNIE §YBOT. FAMILY CLRICR. We wish to thank the r on and, friends for the heautiful flowara and kindness shown during the iliness and at he death of our heloved hrother. Wil LTAM R ULRICH FAMILY. Marriage. EDY—FREET. Mr and Mre Howard e 27 W te annain | narmiaga of therr daugnier TITH MA.to T ANTIREW i Y of | minstan Ton. MA', hi e Rex Garg i W June 1. 1926 Kenson s’ nw 4 heloved wife of Charies Bailes Sallie Cooper. Magkie Bailes B Murrar. Florsnce Chandler and im Rallev. Fineral Fridas. June 4 at & from’ the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral Ga. ave. BOYER. Tuesiay morning. June 1. 1026 at {he. family revidence 1032 Newron st n.e ar A long iliness SADIE HADE BOYER. wife of Galen T. Bover. Intor- ment At Grantville Cemetery. near Harris bure. Pa.. Friday. June 4 3 BRERETON. Wednesday. Jine 2 108 am. FLORINA C daughter of the late John Stewart Brereton and sister of rans. Funeral from her late 421 Massachuetts ave n.w. Friday morn ine at 11 Tnterment Glanwand Cematers and relatives invited 10 Attend CANNON. reside CAN of w 19 BRER and at ETON Wi 1928 at his DAVID H Tuesday. J nce. 819 22nd CANNOX ' heloved hushand “of Beatrice Cannon and son.im-law of Rev J. T. Ha ver of the above address. Remaine reat ing ai the W Ernast Jarvis Co_ Weat End funeral varlors 3Ath ar. And Dumbarion ace nw " Funeral from the Gethaemans Bantisi Churen. comer 22nd and Vireima ave now. Fridac ¥ 1976 at hie 14 13 WILLIAM Y. heloved hushand af Emma Da kin” aged 28 vears Funeral fram his Jats recidente Fridar. Juns 4. at 2 no. Rela- Tives And fiands Jne1ted 10 attand. Intar ment at Glenwond Cametars ay. June 11926, at his r 805°G ai ‘nw JAMES F FLY hushand of be LY dence’ 1 Marsh, Cather Jate residence Friday. thence to St Stephen's Churen Penneyivania ave. nw . where mass will t 8 am. for the repoee 0i his Friends invited 3 PORBES. Thursdas. June 3. 1026, at 5 i am._at Homeonathic Hospital (. LINE GORDON FORBES. in her year. Funeral vice at_ Chambers chapel. 14th and Chapin ste. n w. Satur- das. June 5. at % nm. Interment at Wes moreland County. Va 4 FREEMAN. Departed this life June 3. 1 at 1 am. at Freedmen « Hospital. DAN IEL FR) AL soul AN. helaved hushand of G trude Freeman (nee Dowhng) of 1 You st. n.w. Funeral Saturdag. June 5. | Al T aelock, from Xinetsenth Strest Bap. Church,’ corner of 18th and Eve ste Relatives and friends invited.” Rev ter H. Brook:. pastor . FREEMAN. Thuradar. am “at’ Freedmen ¢ FREEMAN_helared hrothar of Mra F. Bundy_ Mise Harriet F:esman an: Sarah Wilson. and uneis of Della Wilton. Zenomia R Gaorga Wilenn dune 3 Hosnital 1026 at 1 DANIEL 0 undx SARAH ANY, 1 Fand Eliza: Funeral trom ‘the above residence Fridav. June 4, at 10 am. In- terment at Mount Ofvet’ Cemetery GOLDMAN. Suddenly Wednesdas. June 2. 1428, ‘at Emercency Hosnital, CLARA GOLDMAN . in her =ith vear. She is sur- vived by two daushfers. Miss Belle Gold- man and Mrs. Joseph Schoenagle. and one gon. Mr ' Samuel ~Goldman. and by a Drother. Mr. Joseoh Lure Fineral from her late residence 2108 18th st. n.w.. Fri day. June 4. at 10 am GRAY. June 11926 at 1:30 am_ after a brief iilnese. JOSEPHINE "sister of Ralnh Grav and _the late Annie Gras and Mazeie Tane * Funeral from St Augistine's Church Fridar. June 4. at 10 am. In ment at Mount Olrei Cemeters tives and friends invited RARRIMAN. June 3. 1826 dence.the Toronto Anartme LOCKE HARRIMAN "aged 50 loved wife of Georee W Harriman Remains resting ai Hysong's funeral home 1300 N at. now _ Funeral from the TUni. tarian Chureh 16h ana marcard sts. n Saturdas. June 5. At T o.m ‘ BYATT. Wednesdas. June . 1096 a1 his residence. 917 18ih & n.w. Dr FRANCK HYATT. beloved husband of Flla Hratt Funeral services (nrivate) at his late e dence Fridav. June 4. at 3 nm. In ment_at Fort' Lincoln Cemetery . TRELAND. Departed this life May 31. 1926, ALD:30 am. at her resdence. 608 12th . ne. Mra. ANNA IRELAND (n Willis) . "beloved mather of Hamvton. Mi hall. Bessie. Joseohine and Pearl Ireland. ureral from Asburs A. M. E. Church riday. June 4. at 1 0'Clock. 3¢ D. Julia McN. Henrv Auxiliary, . 2. Army and Navy Union. U. S, A announces the death of Comrade ANNA IRELAND. who died May 31. 1926_ Fu- neral” Jume 4. 1 oclock. Asbury M. E. b Call meet: mg June 3_8 nm ‘ellows’ Hall MARY E, DISH, Lady Commander. EMMA ANDERSON. Lady Adutant. JEFFERDS. Entered into_reat. after 3 lin- gering iliness. Monday. May 31. 1026, at 11 pm. at Tnited States Soldiers’ Homa tai. CHARLFS WESLEY JEFFERDS sergeant. U, §_ A retired. belovad hus. hand of Alma Mosbr Jeflards of 308 rd Funeral from Ninetesnth Strest t Church Fridar. June § at 1 pm Casket will not be apened in church. . JEFFERDS. A Eureka Lodzge. held at Masonic =inia ave. ¥ . for the p neral of onr 1 JEFFERDS rtirad serecant, U ral from Nineteenth Street Church at 1 p.m. Rs order of €. M. BARBER. W. M, Attest: SAMUEL ‘W. WATSON. Sec'y. 3 JEFFERDS. The officers and comnanione ot St. John's Chater. No. 7. H. R. A, M. are reauested to i}km‘ the funeral of our ?l! companion, CHARLES W. JEFFERDS. Tiday. June 4. &t 1 p.m.. from Nineteenth Street Bavtist Church. JAMES M. MARSHALL. Hizh Priest, GEORGE W, ROSS. Secretary. - JEFFERDS. Members of the Lincoln Mu- tual Reliet Association are reauested to attend the funeral of our late brothe: CHARLES W.°JEFFERDS. from Nin teenth Street Baptist Church Friday. June 4. at 1 p.m, GEORGE W. COLE. President. LUCIAN H. THOMPSON. Rec. Sec'y. JEFFERDS. Al officers and_ fraters of dav Tune Tith ‘st se ifer of Cei A My M MANKIN, 240 BEX. Lanrel. Md. Md. d beloved" Hiish Stilhivan ) >, neral varior. 301 of time later. REILY. ATicE s it 2701 the late reaidence. Colle T RICHARDS, ant T e TROTTER. Kine and WELLS, e the Jat Nononen e ;}Frlrllfl Wells BAILEY. GRAY. POLLARD. ROLLI et Frank. 6626 1009 goreat_rommenicanon of 13034 M ST " Gawler Service Main 5512 Automobile Se: ‘balmer. ous Deaths. uesday. June 1. 192 264 Oth” st nw. JUL resting at the ‘W funeral pariors. Funaral from_th Ernest o funeral pariors Saturday. June 5. at Wednesdas at his ne 1924 141 6 st nwy, MANKIN Funeral s chanel Aiexandria a1 10730 am 31976, a1 his remiden, OSCAR A. MILLARD, in h Funeral fiom M. E Saturday June 5.t 2 Ty Hill Relatives and friends M Rth vear Interment - at Thursdar, MICHAE] 3. 1926, at THILL. the and of Neliie Mulvihill (nem Fyneral “from Zurhorst's fu- U eapitol st Wednesday, *Juna = at_her home, in Colleze. Park. AT e Park. Md, Dr. Jamen Re Binchie " Friday 1ine 30 p.m. Relatives and mu‘e!_u’ Fiineral Passed awav Tuesday. June e 1826, FANNIE RICH ‘ l'n erment at uuAAfi!ldAFA\‘(—) h ee PN EWART. Wednesdar. June TAMES "BRADLEY. hel s Tnie Eitanith Siewarr CFumee Saturdas dune & invited Hill Cometers L Thursdas. June 31998, a1 KATHERINE . TROTTE] ed veare. heioved “dauightsr of Mr. an Milo H. Trotter of 512 Rhode Telan ne Notice of funeral later. S. Suddenir. Wednesdas morning, Fmargency 1 Hattie " Gearge and Willls King am. 20 Mra a Moriah Bantist Chureh .’:‘rd ung"l“m'll Raws farves Randolph ‘oficiating. Fri De, 178! omett m._at_her residence. 38 TORIA WELLS daughter o ristina Page and ‘mother o Wiliam~ Wells and Mre, SidHrom Aaniry 0B Ao 1T ad K st now “Saturday. June 5. a1 e (Eoramwias * please cony | pated this Jite Tuesday. June 1 : i Relatives and friends inyited €. and New York pape RLLS Devarted this Jife. sudgents. o mothér VICTORTA WELLS. = *7 ? 11 think T will net he lane! At times thes will aes ma smile. Al thes know ‘the paine and T will wiuffer all the whil M A wax late. dear moth "t God knows' I tried 10 make It to sse Siean on peaceful. for I wil and Anekeen vonr Taat words, | T ® €204 oy YOFR LOVING ‘SON” WILLIE WELLSs (New York and Columbia & €. lease copy ) s IS, Rr special request. Ri tormerls vastor 1 Avwiry MO B oh. Wil officiata at fneral g TISON. Wedneaday. June 2. 1928, at #-35 after short iliness. at_her homs. R e X ughie and” Kathrine Lerch. Notice” o Taperai P hereafter 3. 1926, HENRI- OLF. Thursdar ETTA WOLF. ster of Alexandar Josenh Dres 1 Ha June Reraved Fro o1t and A i o ot ¥ road. Fridas RIGHT. Tueeday. June 1 P g e Fewiand g James. Mary Fthel and " Irene Lew: mother of Elwood Woght. §he len to mourn their loss a host of ‘other LveR and friende " Remuins reatme at ih > t:!'u ,h;\‘l 'v;h"vll {-,lvlnr 242! Geargin ave Fiineral from Moar Mo Bantist Chiiren. Srd and T ste. s, Mon: vy, 1026 at Car. LOUISA WRIGHT. G e and jl"nry dav. Juns ~d th Depart 1926 _after o 1om, N4 ST and sister of Lg Notice of lurr}a o L JOSEPH AND CHARL] In Memoriam. LLEN. In sad hut loving. remembran: Y dear "mother [CABELIR ¥ AL ER -h)"finasyd away eight year, June 3, Mother, dear. “tin Soring aran And all the world is fair. And all would'be so happy. 100, If only you were here. Some time some day our e The face we Toved s well Some day our hand shall clasp in hers And never say farewell Na_more upon this earth we'll se Your sweet and loving faee. There 1& nn ane in this wide werld Can ‘aver take Sour place A mother dear a mother kind Has rone and left us hehind: For us she alwavs did her best Sn ' God grant har atarmal rest HER DEVOTED CRILDRE In lovine remembrance of FYELTN WINTFRED ( o vasted avas June 8 a shall see_ Our Nittle hud. sa swest and nure. Called awar hr early doom Juat came fa show how fair a flewer 21In Paradies can hinom MOMMY DADDY AND IDY Sacred to the memory of my dear husband. EDWARD S BAILEY. who de- varted this life June 3. 1925, Loved in life. 1n death remembered. DEVOTED WIFE. SADIE C. BAILEY.. ® In sad_hut loving remembrance of our ‘darline. JACKIE GKAY. who left u One vear ‘ago’todav. June 3. 1095, ased § ~ears and 1 month. ‘This little bud. so Jair and pure, Called hence hy early doom. Just came to show how sweet a flower In paradise can bloom for a look of that dear little face. ord from those dear hittle lipa A feelinz dawn daen in our hearts today ‘0 mee once more.our dear little boy 1t's hard 10 misa the naopines We had in our dear Ditle Jac It's hard_“indeed. for us to mi Those little lios we used to ki Some may think we are not lonels When at times they see us smile Little do they know the heartaches M EROTHER SANDY. | T% MARY AXD on A In aad and lovinz remembran. of ‘mv dear husband. ALFRED T. PO LARD_who died one vear azo tod 3. 1925, Todas recalls the memorsy of & TLoved one laid 1o resi. And those who think of him teday Are those who loved him best BELOVED WIFE. * my fa- ther and mother. JOBN H. and FRANC L. ROLLINS "and sister. EOLIA : LLOYD. In memory of At et MRS. W. G. COLLINS. * ® i June FUNERAL DIRECTORS. .|V.L. SPEARE CO;, Geither the successors of nor ‘cunnee (i the orpinal W. R. Spear entaniicn St.N.W. Formerly 940 F Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) W Funeral Directors Since 1850 1732 Penns. .. AWWENW Quick. Dignified. Efficient Service, . Deal & Co. LINCOLN 8200. ce. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 1 EAST CAPT R 30}, EAS TOL ST. 816 H St. N-E Phone Lincoln Timothy Hanlon 641 Livery 'gn Connection. and __modern el 332 Py m-wfifl el prices. Ave. N. a .Odlls&'). ll_fiL&L*_flM-_.ad F. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director m- 3. WILLL g Mount Calvary Commandery. No. 4. K. T.. are hereby ordered to assemble. in_ full Templar_uniform. at _Nineteenth Street tist Church. 19th and I ste. n.w. at 0 op.m. Fridar, Tune 4. for the bu 3 SEV Lt chanel Frank Geier’s Sons Co, NTH ST. N.W. Njain 2473 Telenhona 2 nose of atiending the funeral of loved frater. Sir Kniebt CHARL JEFFERDS. ' Simon. Henderson a mane commanderies 1724 N. CA T. F. COSTELLO" - OW LOCATED AT I3 : NORTH 7979 vited to pariicipate 10 WILLIAM L. 278, ON. Wednesday. 28, JOHN | H Freedmen's Hospital. JOHNSON. pastorof Pilgrims Raptist Church, Linden. beloved father of Douzlas Johnson and brother of Lucinda Johnson.” Remaine will lis in state at_the Pilgrine’ Baptist Church, Linden. M from 3 p.m. Friday_ June 4, until 8 am. Saturday. June 5. Funeral from the Sec. gnd Bastist, Churen, rd Detween H . Sunday. June 6. 1 p.m. JOHN All me rp 0f J. McC. Crum- il e T LG AN Y Qfih! noti to ateend call meeting ‘riday evening, Jun 0‘(‘ it 7:30, to are ranee tor ner h. 3rd st. between 1 o'iock. Thirty days ey i i e CFY LEWIS, Tuesday June 1. 189 nelovet wite of Chariep Funeral services at G, mia Ave: n v June Rev % LONGFELLO LEONORA Longfeliow: chapel. 173 \u?tig'.’fin w. D. Phone W. 138 et ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Q2 H SIS Lincoln 524 Gode Broas Co ieen. _14th & H. 1 2 e T v Auto Delivery W. Wise Co. 2900 M St. N.W. 138 Moderate Paices FUNERAL DESIGNS. /.| —’Wfi—_w. AR ot e Tllus N " BLACKISTONE'S ¢Floral “Blanket Sprays” x Other Beautitul Floral, Deslens. Te 1