Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1926, Page 9

EE—:EMEIEI! -nln:uw y-u“pnuun “A Rose by any other name would smell as sweet” | \nd they cannot camou I # flage these extras and serv- ice charges on your bills every month by any other name, however disguised. 1t simply something for which you pay and ceive nothing. Cle: | wa & the | tru: . : st Ixcuses and explana tions will not remove the fact that extras and carry- [ ing charges are a penalty cat you pay this accommo- _ 3 e dation. 5 pai We do uot friends. pen Sal anizations. I his in was ver: ind litelong row tril in tra wh Thousands of Pairs of Trousers To Match Y our 0Odd Coats tion every truly M inetons | dlacest trouser Why not |)I|H“ us vour odd coats and have them matched > We can Birir them EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. stock do it I in, YO - |G Capitalist and Philanthropist ied last night of pneumonia Mr Dodge | History and prestdent of the board of to the Near liber M the Y long education and H.DODGEDEAD Was Friend of Woodrow Wilson. ! | | | | i | tary of War, today against the award | to foreign marble dealer: the Assuciated Press. RIVERDALE, N velund 11. Dodge, philanthropist, | | Dodge, who was 66 years old, vice president of the Phelps Corporation, vice president of American Museum - of Natural s stees ntinople. of Robert College in He had given large Fast Relief and had acted its treasurer. He also contributed 1y to the Red Cross, the Y. M. A. and many other religious, edu- ional and relief enterpr Dodge headed the campaign of 1917, and later | cted the united war work cam. | sn which raised $170.000.000 for | M. C. A Knights of Columbus, [ Army and other relief Con ums | great Red | vation or ie was born family had soctal and graduated in 18’ in New York, where | long been prominent | financial eircles, and from Princeton Uni Ile was a classmate nd of I sident Wood Wilson and was the largest con sutor to the Wilson campaizgn funds 1912 and 1916 | he phijanthropist's influe with late President wis rally with inducing the adminis- to avoid war with Turkey, in country Mr. Dodge’s family had been active in promoting achieving better condi Christian’ population. Sity tion | ich | | ns for the | i R. F. HARVEY’S. SON DIRECTORS COLUMBIA LOWEST PRICEN | MJ\'\!’LA." | FUNERAL 157 |} faetand Built by M. and R. B. WARREN OPEN FIR $9.475 up to $13.950 The Community + hless Ho. blps 5678 D | WJ\S‘[ ‘ 7th & RIS G stones or | of THE EVENING U. S. GRANITE FIRM STAR,’ DEMAND N e WASHINGTON, D. CONTRACT TO MARK U. S. DEAD IN NEW YURK A.I.Bfi‘l’roposal to Buy Heudslonen for American Graves in France From Forej ign Makers at Lower Cost Protested. Representatives of granite interests | in the United States made formal pr test to Col. MacNider, Acting Secre of the con tract for the erection of permanent headstones on the graves of Ameri an war dead in European cemeteries. The American Battle Monuments Commission, of which Gen. Pershing is president, which considered all the bids received for the headstones, ha recommended the acceptance either of the bid of an Italian firm to fur- nish headstones of Carrara marble at the rate of $14.50 for the cross model and $15.50 for the star model, or that of @ Irench firm which offered to furnish headstones of French white stone at the rate of $19 for the cross model and $22 for the star model The lowest bids received from American dealers were $24 for head- stones of artificial stone, $35 for ma ble headstones and $78 for granite headstones. There were 18 bids in all, of which 12 were from foreign dealers. Four bids for granite were received, all from American dealer: In recommending the acceptance of the lowest bid for either Carrara mar- ble or French white stone, the Monu- ments Commission stated that either is entirely suitable and that the ad vantages in timesaving and cost, in the us cither, “entirely outweizh any objection which might be raised that they are not the most durable 1o not come from the United According to the rara marble will Jast at and the French white indefinitely Al today's hearing at the War De partment the granite dealers avgued that granite was infinitely more dur- able than marble or the white stone of France, and despite its greater in- 1 cost would cost less in the end, ause it would not have to be re- [ placed. The point was made also that it would be more fitting if the graves American soldiers were marked by American stone. either granite or marble, commission Car least 40 years stone almost | WE DYE RING APPAR FOR MOURNI In 24 Hours | The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 CHAMBERS BUYS $4,800 HEARSE . which was built by Nears and Scoville, repre. =ents the “last word” in up-to date funeral equipment. It was to have been exhibited at the convention of Virginia Funeral Directors but was pur: chased by Chambers before re. hing its destination Chambers’ pojicy is to furnish patrons with the highest class equipment backed by efficient service. Call the Rrown Stone Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. 14th & Chapin Sts. NW. Col. 432 This hears F Sts. ©:@D. AT Ling for L original | pic ESHE N Assistant Secretary been authorized to represent th retary of War in taking final ac the matter. If he approves th MacNider has e Sec tion in he rec- ommendation of the Mounments Com- mission the contracts will be made with foreign dealers as recommended by that b A prolonged political and labor .unm-uwy is indicated. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The auxiliary home board of Lodge, Chapter 27, O. K. S, Joppa uccom- panied by the Star Club, will hold its Marshall Hall Macalester’s 1 annual picnic at row. Steamer schedule. The first annual excursion alumni association and friends Lewis Hotel Tr tomor- egular of the of the ining School will be a sail down the river in a chartered boat tomorrow at nicipal wharves. 2:30 pm day nic in Rock Royal Arcanui brated with a p! rark tomorrow. events, music and drills. bers and friends invited. mple Chapter, No. lawn fete tomorrow evening at of Kleventh and E streets nor The chapter will hold its closing the Summer on June 2§ All The Defaware State Society rduled for June count of weathe for tomorrow postponed o ditions, is set The League for hold its field day meet at its place at Mount Washington tom beginning pam. Lund and sports will be 12 from mu cele- Creek There will be athletic mem- 13, will have a corner theast meet picnie, and Larger Life will ountry orrow, water ORGANIZATiON ACTIVITIES. TODAY. A benetit garden party wil be by Bethany Chapter, No. 24, Enghth strect, commencing o'clock. In case of rain the par be held tomorrow at the same and hour TONIGHT The Writers' League of will 5 o'clock, in ant Lbrary Wasi e Mount *ublic Red L moonlig liouse furnished Priungle party and Bring supper dance be "he Ladies” Aid Society of Co M. K. Church will give den party from 7 to 10 o'clock lawn in front of the parson: Thirty-first street. Proceeds f: of the parsonage fund Lebanon Chapter, will give a moonlight gar 0 o'clock, at Thirteenth stree To be repeated tomorr same place and hour. at Outing Club will Coffer given 5500 at 4 ty will place ington Pleas. ave will ngress gar- on the henefit party, nd K Sunday Schools on Outing. The Sunday schools of Trinity »al Church and the Central Church South of Bethesda Md Lp M holding thelr annual outing today _at Move Chesapeake Reach The Rev persons are attending Ham and W. A. Zellers, superintend Central. Bathing, fishinz. nicking and amusements are prog N 1,500 Hot-Weather Suits 51195 10 $30 On Our Liberal Credit Plan Make summer suit you and get it. fabric, of all ages We have every in all sizes, and in models for men want, then cool ¢ come un You can huy these suits on our liberal plan. up vour mind what kind of here ymer credit Payv in small weekly or monthly payments. Nothing extra for these terms, as credit prices are xactly the same as ¢ 1sh prices 3-Piece Woolen Suits 172 25 On Terms to Suit Don’t deny care to lay out the cash. where the terms are liberal—where the are right. goods and 30 - vourself a new suit just because vou don’t Instead. open an account here, prices than 1,500 Wil White is in charge for Trinity nt. for ating on the it E. are | ' BURIAL SERVICE HELD FOR R. M. M’CORMICK Post Office Employe Died of Blow Received in Quarrel With Roommate. “uneral services for Robert M. Me- Cormick, World War veteran, employ- ed at the Post Office Department, who died Tuesday afternoon of injuries re- celved 1n an alte) tion at his room ing house, 406 Sixth street, were held yesterday from St. Peter's Roman Catholic™ Church. Rev. Eugene J Connelly officiated. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. McCormick was among the first to volunteer for service when the United States entered the World War. He sent to Panama and later serve with the army of occupation in Ger- many. He leaves but one near rela tive, McCormick injured, testimony shows, in an encounter with a fellow roomer at the Sixth street address, Vincent L. Murphy, a park policeman, who, it was alleged by police, admitted striking the veteran twice. Murphy was held for action of the grand jury following a coroner’s inquest conduet ed by J. Ramsay Nevitt, coroner. Mc Cormick died of u fractured skull and a hemorrhage. Witnesses reported to police that the injured man was per- mitted to lic helpless in a vestibule near the scene of the quarrel from midnight Monday to 6 o'clock Tuesday morning. An autopsy performed by Deputy Coroner Herbert E. Martyn disclosed no evidence that the man had been drinking. ! The altercation hetwe McCormick, it was over an allege blow MeCormick 1s sald to have dealt Mrs. Laura Hanson, E"r“)w tress of the thllllllflg house. | s TEACHERS TO MARRY. Eastern “n Murphy and testified, arose High Instructors Wed Tomorrow. Will Two Lastern High School teachers are 1o be married at the Church of the cred Heart tomorrow. They are Joseph L. Kochka, 217 Linworth e southeast, of the business prac- department, and Miss Mary L, 1217 Farragut street, of the history department. The couple will be married tomorrow morning at 7 | o'clock, | their honevmoon on a yacht ising up and down the Chesapeake Hay Miss Murray was u graduate of the school in 1912 and has been promi- nent in the Ah.mn‘ association ENGINEERS' PAY FIXED. Men Extend Agreement With Shipping Board One Year. Agreement neers’ tice Murr; | Marine with the Marine Engl Beneficial Assoclation for con- tinui another vear the existing wage scales for engineers aboard the Government merchant fleet wis an nounced yesterday at the Shipping Board s The engineers’ scale annual discussion sentatives of th | buard ofticials, 5 is subject between wssociation to repre- and Marriage Licenses. Artiur o5 foermid ") - e Jriy b Malone d Elizabeth Woodvitie i both of Rieh nd ko 5 Lewts Dundy uY N‘\Hv!"\fl N. ¥ and Re and Minnie 6. Rossiter and K { e Hodits e thla s rorce G Weber ot Vark RIS roy G MU and Frances ) John T Coates of Lanham. M rta Jackson of ( i g g | Horort K Gt Pa Sohrack and Al Yatt lis Orex.. and Olign G Strent ”» Marion MO Frank | Manie b Roy ¥ Richmon Ethiel M. Gor cila Md avior and Marion A. Gilmore e Merican. both of 3 ‘ Smutzer Assler o e Fiazelerove of Ric ¢ Owen and Wil 1 Stack. hoth of Md. and Balimorv. Harrs K. Rinker and Nellie Holsinger. Bausermin and Beulah T Manassas. Vi 1\ Sophiia Dasidson both of Baftimore. M lin N Ritscbel and Myrtle B Crun mirt. Laurene J Gillert anklyn S, harles B and Ruth B H Birmingham and Gamett V Resn and Mary Sherman Degges 0f Philadelnhia, Adams of this city William Perrv of Toulmille and Christine M. Young of this Ralph Hartmeyer of New Vo Winifred F. Lyons of Philadelphia Charies F." Ruchrmund and Al hoth_of Richmoud, V. Pa Ky ¥ City “Helen and GINGER TIGER X% NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 50 Tenth St. SE. Beware of the dealer who offers you grease for the gedrs of your motor car or truck. Automotive engineers recommend the use of Ebonite and wise motorists take no substitute. At _dealers. in_five-pound cans, and wervice tations irom iue Checkerboard pump only. FRIDAY, JUNE ! ers and have lafd pluns 10 spend | M i to -D Building, Govt. Hotel. 25, 1926. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy, probably followed by showers tou- night and tomorrow; slightly cooler tomorrow; gentle southwest wind: Maryland—Partly cloudy, occasional | showers and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow: slightly cooler to- morrow in west portion; moderate southwest winds. Virginta—Partly cloudy tonight; tomorrow local thunderstorms; cooler in west portion: moderate south and southwest winds West Virginia—Local thundershow - tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer in cast portion tpmorrow. Records for Past 24 Hours. Thermometer -4 pm., 77; 8 pan., 71; 12 midnight, 66; 4 a.m., 60; 8 a.m., 67; noon, 83 Barometer —4 pm., 2991 inches: § pam, 29.94: 12 midnight, 29.97; 4 am., 30.01; 8 a.m.. 30.05; noon, 30.02 Highest temperature, 83, occurred noon today; lowest temperature, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 90; lowest, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today tide, 1:23 18 pm.; tide 18 T:48 pam. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:13 a.m 8:07 pm.; high tide, $:09 am. §:42 pm at B8, and and ~Low high a.m. a.m. and and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun 4:43 am.; sets 7:3% pm Tomorrow —Sun sun sets 7:38 pan Moon rises 7:36 pon. Automobile lamps one-half hour after sunset rose sun rises 4:43 am sets 4:26 am to he lighted Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Greut Falls at X am.—Tem perature, 70; condition, clear Weathier in Various Cities. - Temperature. i ge = Weather, sepiowas WUTIH Abilene Tex Albany Atianta Atlantic City 5004 Haltimore woi 0140 008 0ot R ot w1 Cloudy Cloudy Orleans New York 06 Okla. ity 2 cloudy Omaii v 3 ¥ Ran Philndelihia i e Phoenix Jear Pittshursh lea Portland. Me lea Portiand Ore Ralerch X ¢ S, Lak San” Antonio an_Diego iR ¢ @18 30,00 ( ] . City ‘ . Cloudy Cloudy Pr.cioudy Pro P Pt cloudy WAL D e oY FOREIGN Gresnwich time. Temperatus i Kan today re. Weat Fart cloridy Part clondy !“4 t cloudy Part cloudy Clear Part r‘!nxldf London. Fogland Pams, Franoe Berlin Germar Copenhazen, Den Horta (Fayali. Azores Lton. Bermuda S duan, Forto Rico Havana Colon, Canal Z Deaths Reported ‘ The followine deaths have been reported to | the Health Tepartment in the last 24 hotrs T Tnfted Siaiae Soldiers 142 230d st 50. Georgetown Univer- g4, 5711 13th st Raduian, 48, 1509 N i | | i | i | Reasie llmllm..m sity T Macon Fronica 1) st Hospita Betty I Wrieht, John Mansfield Unieraity Hospital ::\!] in \}\‘I Gordon K osalle Whit pergency, Hospital ,I: :It}: 'lirulltl.‘lln “!_')‘ "'l'l"‘ . p‘ John oye. alter Reed lln. tal Altredt ' "Bisay. bo: 1118 4Hth se e Charles H. Johinson, 47 Garfield Hospital Robert R Bowle, 50, 415 8 Capito] o abrank A K. 2048 Georgta Cap- | I Desmouds. 46. 1319 Marsland ave. MeCormick. 40, Emereency Garfield Hospital George Washington 1700 1st st. ne Lost and Found Advertisements recefved untii noon, except Saturdays and holidays, when they are ac- cepted up to 10:20 a.m. of §th and Ritter wn _male. raccoon bushy RA house sts., Tuesday, half-g stried. Targe yellow eyes, Vard. " Call Adams. § L BOSTON TERRIER. left eide of face white, right_front foot white: missing since Sun’ day morning license tag No. 1582 Re- ward. 1325 Vt-rmml( ave. Frank. 6320 BREASTPIN, k0ld. 5 petals. with pearl in’ center, between fith A we. 'through Capitol grounds to Census Office.’ Rewand. N4 A ne GAMEO PIN—June 24. corner of New Hamp- shire ave, and You st, near ion‘(renmnll Club. “Return to Northimberland. 3089 New 1;1! pshire ave. Apt. 206, Mrs. Hannis Tay- or COAT, navy blue, 1 out of machine Wednesday n ne. “Reward. COLLIE—Brown swers name of 1126 Morse st. n.e sl 2 COLLIE—White, male: ears and left side of face brown: answors to ‘Scottl’ lost between Braddock Heights, Md and Washington Adams 1692, Reward COLLIE PUPPY. male. 2 months old, mark on tail: collar and tag: reward. 34 10th st ne 2i CUFF BUTTON—Gold. with monokram: cinity 16th st. and reservoir. Reward. Col. "RO0. Apt. 10! % ESKIMO SPITZ—Whito: answers to name of rto'’; Tuesday mlht about 10:30. Re: v\um if returned to 2539 Georgia ave. FUR NECKPIECE—Hudson Bay sable: about ten days ago on street or in car: chain fan- tener_broken: can identify. Reward to find- orth 823 . GLASSES—Shellrimmed; Thursfay pm. e tween 6th and B sts. s.w. and 7th and Pa. ave. Owner's name on card in case. Return Reward, ¥ Yae I8 fur collar, red lLined, gray 816 K ht and white. Wednesday an- Brownie ' tag. Reward black i Call Mathers. KEYS—Key with _approxi Antdress Box 28010, Sarafenrely (2), taken from Tech High locker .'Imp 23: $10 reward: no_ questions asked. V. W. Burns, 214 Ouray Bldg. PANAMA TAT. gentleman’s. Wednesday afternoon. between ‘corner 18th and M sts. and Metropolitan Club. Reward. ' Telephone Franklin 8 e PIN—Triankular Inlernnv Theta Sigm: pearl, ably on bus. ED TS e i = FELDT. “Main 0190, Emem n Star. eni -vm on back. M. - 1"; Wednesday, Junie 23 Dakota_ave. RING—Class 1926:_initials inside, M. rtright, 478 b borh oo« or_Capital Tra{lmnr g:l"‘ o s, Main 617. 550 AR |“mn” o m‘"r::‘x"'twedti 4t car. ! atter tolufit'm 4740-W. 756 Newton st. n.w. 26° TMBRELLA—Green ailk, on_Mt. Pl st. car: Wednesday evening. Curtis Co.. 40 H st. n.e. v 1TY CASE, sil probably on Georgia CANITY, sterling silver, with monogr “N'B BY Pleate return’ to 504 L °,' o Luu.n 7636: reward. rila. 1ar shape, ATCH, _white s 50% whne : | back, * e B, lea i d puree, Sunday: o. car. "Tel.’Col, m’u i |Mussolini Speaks for Two Hours. | WOODBRIDGE RE-ELECTED | ganization and Pick Denver in | decree, [FASCIST COUNCIL SITS | IN EXTENDED SESSION| Socialist Secretary Calls for TIron Discipline. By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News ROME, June The Grand Fascist Council sat in secret session from 10 o'clock last night to 3 o'clock this morning smier Mussolini hours on the rope, spoke for t political situation in i u especially with relation to Fas cism. He also discussed Italy's finan cial and economic situation. The speech has not been made public ignor Turati, the forceful secretary of the Socialist party, again struck the note of iron discipline, emphasizing four points: 1 -A firm stand for mo ral and political responsibilities; Firm determination to overcome diffi culties and hardships and reach the goul; Development and co-ordina tion of moral, physical and cultural energies; 4-—-Members of the party are cbliged and privileged to demonstrate the discipline of work. The meeting probubly was a sort of prelude to the meeting set for tonight, at which the final form of the syndi calist luws will be decided. The writer understands there still is some slight disagreement, mostly s to detail, ax to person ambitions for offices, and the natural timidity capital and labor on the eve of their wedlock un der the guardianship of a ministry corporations (Copyright. 1926 by (') ago Daily News (0.1 GOODS STOLEN HERE FOUND IN TRENTON, N. J. Walter ; of Thefts by Smashing Window Kane Arrested on Charge | A window-smashing thief, who has stolen property valued at more than $1,000 from three stores here during the past few tveeks, has turned up in jail at Trenton, N. J., after eluding local police Portions of the property belonging to the three local firms were recov- ered from the prisoner, who gave his as Walter Kune and whose were recorded by the police as and Smith. A detainer will lodged with the Trenton police against him. The stores victimized here were Castleberg's jewelry store, Pennsylvania venue, and the clothing stores of I. Goldheim, Fourteenth street, and ¥. Livingston, 4% Seventh street. Advertisers Change Name of Or- 27 PHILADELPHIA, June 25 (#).— After re-electing C. K. Woodbridge, | New York, as president. chunging its name to the International Adverusing Association and selecting Denver next year's meeting place, the twenty second annual convention of the Asso ciated Advertising World | came to a close vesterday | . Ecuador Creates Central Bank. QUITO, Ecuador. June g central bank of issue and amc tion Las been created by presidentis It will embrace all existing | banks of issue subject to fiscalization | by the state. he Lank will have its| Leadquarters here. It will be given| the exclusive right to issue, exchange | and withdraw bank notes Clubs of the A a- | | Bombs Wound Five. PARIS, June 25 (P).— A Havas dis patch from Sofiia, Bulgaria. says that four hombs were thrown in the town of Petritch. five persons being wound ed. The bombs were hurled by two | lunidentified persons, who '*'-l}lfid i ~ €ard of Gbanks. friends by and flo mother. ERRL N G ALBERTA a P Need Fhrias N 8| Frank K. Foster (nee Ethed BARTLET } rest o nw. WILLIAM HUGH BARTLE e | loved husband of Anna E. Bartlett (nee | Whelan). Funeral from the above rest- | dence on Saturday June 6. at 2 pm Relatives and [riends imvited. Interment Mount Olivet Cogneters . BONIFANT. ~ Thursday 10:30 am . at her s Park, Md. CATHERINE ~BONIFA wife of tlie late Washington Bonifant Funeral from the residence of her daugh ter. Mra. William J. Jouvenal. 811 Shg ave.” Siiver Spring. ‘Md.. on Saturday June 26 at % v Intérment at Grace Church Cemetery. Woodside. Md. ~ Friends and relatives mvited o attend BRANCH. Suddenly. on Thursday. 1920, at the residence of her pice. James A. Dorritee. 3151 Mt. Pleasant st nw. R. BELL BRANCH. Funeral sers- ices” at_ the above address . at 7:30 . Interment_at inetery. Ho morning, June BRITTON 24, 1 at his re Tatie, Chevy Chase. Md.. loved husband of Marjorie 8. B neral from St. Margaret's Episcopal Church on Saturday, June 6. at 2:30 p.am CANTWELL, Fridas moring. dune 3 0CH JAMES © ELL. hisband of Mrs. Sarah twell_and_father of Enoch J. nnd George B. Cantwell. Funeral Monday. June- 28, ‘at 2 pam. {rom his late rest fence, ” 1106 “Mary ave. . Interment Songressianal Cemetery. (Elkton | Bhifadelphia papers picase copy CRONS. Suddenly. on June 25 vesidence of his sister, Mrs AT1 9th st w SATHANIEL HUGH. heloved husband _of = Minnie Cross and father of Aflsie M., Licy R. and Lois F. Cross of Peferehurg, 'Va. Remains ved to Clifta . for burial e of funera nee. 3020 t i June 24. 1928 < residen. e Tako on_ Thursday__June 1 _Ei ALEXA 26, at 9 45 1330 5. e daughter f the DA B M e issidence MARY FRANCIS DAGGS late Rev. John R. and Gracie Smith: be- loved wife of “the late Robert Daggs. Funeral Saturday, Jun L at 1 o'clock. from_the Zion Baptist Chirch, F st b tween 3d _ann 41, ste. &w. Rev. Wash ington ‘officiating.” Relatives and’ friends are invited to attend Rest, sweet epirit. The Golden Leat Whispering Hope Society _announces the deat Mrs. MARY FRA CIS DAGGS. Fusieral Satur: day, June . ‘om_Zion Baptist o JE T S T S MRS, PAULINE MARSHALL. Pres MARIE L. JOHNSON. Sec'y . ECKDALL. Thursday. June "KDALL, Wite of Carl V. Fekdall Yuneral from Fifteenth Street Christian Church Saturday. June 2G. at 230 p.m. Friends and relatives invited. lnterment at Congresaional Cemeters. . FIELDS. Wednesduy, Jung 1926, at Tulwr(llmu, Hospital. VIR beloved davehior o] Jopn and M. Fields “and sister of Robert and Henry Ficlds. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, Funeral Saturday. June 26, at 1 pm. from the Mount Airy_Bap- tisi Church, T, st. between 1st and North Capitol ste. n.w. FLEMING. Departed this 1926. at Garfleld Hospital. ING.' ‘Remains resting at ington Co. funeral parlors, 2063 Georgia nw.. until 10 o'clock, Saturday. June Funeral services will be held Sunday. une 27. at his home in South Caroliga. * GREELAND. June 24. 1926. at Detroit. “Mich’. TRMA, beloved wife of William Greeland and ‘daughter of Dr. W. I, and Florence Wenger. ~Notice of fun HEW Wednesday. _ June 1926, ?lr! W, HEWI Remains resting | es (0.'s funeral home. Services at the 8. H aturday = 25% 24 7 od 46 Yéits, Deloved life June WLl L N exiey Wasi varlor June ednesday m. wauA)( hii_and Hanrien Franco and of Elizabeth neral from n.w. 1026, at 6:10 LE! Tee. father of Edith ’imdp. kinner and brother Lee and F: is ‘late a CURRY. | Beaths. LEE. Members of Columbia to attend § LEE from his ol DLW Satida P 4 You Wi 1926, at 9 4 of the iate M JOHNSON W. B. HARRIS 3 MANN. June MANN.daug and sister of Elizabeth an and Rachel Savoy ¥ Allen's chapel 10 ‘am MASON. Ut MASON, FENTON Wednesday ate brin: June Sanitariu \u,...n Saturday. T MANTOSH. Thursday L at his residence JAMES 4 Kittenne Lulu M b, Servie held ‘at scopal €l uF. Detoen By et on Jine eriment MONDER. Friday, J 5. F.. heloved son - Tate Matalie Monde dence of hin North Canitol st pm. Relat Tnterment Kool NEWEL residence SHERMA and’ Mrs. F ervices later OWENS. at 111 Carolina e mornins K21 No HENRY . L Melntosh Satiirdas, n Rook 1976 GEORGE and frind Cemetery T v, June 24, 1926 1RGP W NEWEL i K at his ROGER oM Notice of Departed this life Jun 106 D, at her residoncs Sherifl ave. ne. ' MARY OWENS 1 o mourn her lows four siste brothers, one grandson i Church of the Tnearnation Sat ) wnn OWENK. Call mesting rd. Distry attend. RADCLIFFE. Fntered inn ¥ dlici 1o ar b Sate 5, FLORENCE da - e Tate D e Riles BOYD RICE helo:d Mre John J. Toy a loving husbaid sisters. three brot Tiven and iriends £, Churen, Ceda RICE. Thureday, June 24 HRICE. aged K2 vears the reaidénce of hus daieh D. Gavin, Saturd Tnterment Glenwood ROSE. B. ELIZARETH. wifa of Jossph and mother of Elizabeth J.. who died a Brooklyn, N.'Y. November 7. 1025 wil be reinterred ters saturday SCOTT. Suddenly. at L residence Florida ave. ne. CHARLES H beloved hushand of Mimam Scott ites 10 be beld at_his_late res Lebanon Lodee, No. 7. F. A aturday at 2 pm. Interment SCOTT. The members of tend th CHARL FRAN( < two daugnters, thre wt 0 n ¢ eisiona) He Md. 24, GEORGE Funeral from Mrs. Francis @8 at 2 o iete$y 1004 S0oT1 Sert As la m his late ne.. Satur NOYES our Pres J ELIOT WRIG SCOTT. A anon Ly pe i . SCOTT.. ELGIN SMITH v might, June MARTHA' A Ma Funeral 15 THORSON. Fittir HHoRoN 2 nm PEARI Bm G JOSEPH (nee 0 De 0 am . then where @ reqiilem mass w Relatives a «North Yal WE h atten York b ma, op In Memoriam. BRONAUGH. Sweet shter and | wiste ed this hfe ten yp « the memaory EVE HE LY. Sacred to the memars of our ,"n DPODSON REVERE. who Yoo HIS NOTHER ll‘(l“\v oW N SARAH This das Of our And those Are tho: Sleep on. my beloved May the ungels guide vo B THE ¥ BURROUGHS. In sad but I of my dearly beloved son, LF BURROUGHS, who was takern suddenly three years ago today 1673 One who was dearest God grant you. dea peacetul rest ML memoary i1 Vewear! Gone trom the heart you made and origh Gone 0 the made_ HIS LONELY ROUGHS CARTER. Sacred to the memors o dear mother. ELLEN < CARTER. left me sx sears g0 today. Ju 1920 Mamma. 1ust one word or smile Would mean more than all this wor Loved in life r cod LOVING DAUGHTER. LILLIT & happy things BR pme whera all are MOTHER, 10LA m thee o me in death A EDIIN KATHERINE R Tn remembrance of CURRY of 1 beloved moth Webster: and SALLY e Tate BE who i }\'xn.n\l BELL st e MW, this o AUGHTERIN-LAW, KENT WEBSTER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W.. Egtabliched 1543 _“Phone West 9 ‘Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 L EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 133 Quic enified. Eficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 8§16 H St. NE N §200. 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