Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1927, Page 9

STAR, WASHINGTON, THE WEATHER | District—Fair tonight and tomor- row: mild temperature, Maryland and Virginia—Fair to- night and tomorrow; slightly warmer in West portion tonight. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to mMOrrow; warmer tonight. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 63 136: 12 midnight, 50; 4 a.m., 46; 44: noon, 62, Barometer—4 pm., 30.21; § 30 2 midnight, 30.22; 4 a.m., 8 a.m., 30.22; noon, 30.19 Highest temperature, at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem perature 41, occurred at 7 a.m. today. emperature same date last vear Highest, 40; lowest, 28 Tide Tables. h (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 1:07 a.m p.m.; high tide, 6:55 a.m. pom. Tomorrow — Low 208 p.m.; high tide, i pom (Y, EVENING CAPT. J. T. TOMPKINS | DIES AT CANAL ZONE % | Commander cf Bnttlefleet Subma- rine Division Awarded Navy Cross in World War. | w:_‘:fl ‘The Original Columbia Store | Plus GROVE SERVICE i Ted Lewis and His Band Will entertain you at home with the following speedy hits: ‘ r f These Days—Fox Trot 2 i ! e i o Hs Bind Wikh Seohic Tucker Fox Trot 8 pian, Capt 8 am mander John Thomas Tompkins, com of the submarine division of the battle fleet: died last night at the Ancon Hospital, Balboa, Canal Zone | He had been in a critical condition for some time. Capt. Tompkins entered the Naval Academy from Louisiana in 1590. He { was_one of the ranking captains of the Navy and would have heen select ed at an early date for promotion to Rear Admiral. He was av arded the vy cross for exceptional meritori- ous service during |hp World War p.m. 30.19; Ted Lewis and His Band 4t occurred | B Tiger Rag Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me)—Fox Trots Ted Lewis and His ‘l Can't Get Over a Girl Like You—Fox Trot 5 . Ted Lewis and His Band 10in.75¢ g, My Sweetheart—Fox Trot HARRY C. GROVE, INC. l.eo Reisman Or. Note New Address 523 11th St. NNW. Band Coast Marriage Licenses. Robert Beckwith of this city and Hazel Wilson of Chevy Chase. Md Samuel Silverman and Grace Fine. hoth of Baltimore. Md Eugene W. Chapman and Lillian B. Brads Gladv+ Johnson and Mary~ Armstrong James Lieas and Nora BArnes Forrest ‘Nelson and Daisy Burke andy and Mary S Thompson mont_ Heights. Md Atking and Marguerette Purdy Fields and Florence M. Crowder ciineon Ma 0 T McCuljough of New B monond ot T harlie Johnson and Leisa Logan illes Orphanos and Catherine M and and tide, 1:49 a.m. 7:36 a.m, and 7 The Sun and Moon. Today —Sun rose 6:2 p.m. Tomorrow sets 6:16 p.m Moon rises 4:46 Automobile Ia haif hour after a.m.; sun s 6: Sun rises 6:18 a.m.; sun Roger ( | both of D Tames D i Katherine m.; sets DS to be sunset Condition of the Water. Temperatire and condition of the watenzat Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem perature, 40; condition, muddy. \\ eather ln Vn‘lt\lll (‘Mu‘ 5:49 pm, ited on A Bsron Byton orATuibald G B | o1dendol | PEikene' D. Le Bue and Elizabeth L. Hill At Jackeon and Lonise Vaugnan Sawrence K. Elliott and - Catherine M n"\"»'?l'\'mm H_ Furriss and Mabel T. Quade. Walter"p MeWiiliams and Rotie Anderton “Fools enter |fit~iis i & where angels ' fear to tread” © Clear Clear .« Clear Pt.cloudy We were not fool- ish when we entered the field against the charging of extra in- terest and service charges on your bills every month. We have fought your battle and you have won. Note how very many firms now advertise that they do not charge inter- est or extras on any charge accounts. Stirling and Amelia EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Stations. Boston Ruffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia Denver Detroi El Pako Galveston Helena $ Snowing Plrloudy 2E32 Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Clear ! Clear L Clear Pteloudy Z633 b SR==DoSB=Dis~ et 4 EREIers 9213 Omaha . Philadeinhia 30 2004 " Cloud Clear e Clondy Fogky cie 23333 Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Me 525 ON LIBERAL TERMS Pr claudy Clondy Raining Clear WA p ¢ 3049 Clear FOREIGN. Greenwich time today,) Temperature. Weather i Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Part clouds Rain Part (8 am. Stations London Paris, Copenhagen. And, we are keep- ing up your fight. and ance. . Select your Easter suit and topcoat now. s Denmark Don’t wait until the last-minute rush. Charge your purchases our Liberal Credit Plan. Pay during April, May and June. With a charge account here you can ;;lwa_\'s dress stylishly on terms that are most convenient. We do not penalize Wayal)! n H Iton. our friends. <:.'.'"nf';.':\ 1-u'r'3,"dl?m. Havan voe Colon. Canal 70!&! ARGENT (For week ending March 14.) The warm wave that has prevailed in Argentina for a number of weeks continped during that ‘u-t cloged. although temper: tures were alightys “Tower, “The ' mean for the “week was 74", ‘or 5 above norma) making a series u' five weeks with the tem.- perature ranging {rom 5° ta 5° above the seasonal average. In fact, there has been only one week with subnormal temperature since the latter part of December. Efl nVIH ount | normal on loudy Cloudy PSR TR TR T LR RV Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store Three WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Line. l!lO—IJn& llll—Unc. 1812 more days of the Final Sale Dependable Service We have not as yet handled a single case as careful morti- cians, nor had a single patron, who did not feel that he could depend on us at all times. Model chapel, private am- bulances and livery in connec- tion. Just call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142 Hart Schaffner & M Suits and Overcoats C“AMBEQE{'" z Values to *55—Now “;,‘;i 28 Twice each year we have a “Final Sale’’ on our Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. We’re neéaring the gnd—only three more days to go—until next August. The styles—the quality—the values were never greater. Every size included " __No Charge for Alterations— Raleigh Haberdasher | 1310 F Street THE BROWN STONE FUNERAL HOME. Where Service is the Best and the Price is the Least Complete Funerals $75, $100, $125, $150 and Up Charge for ) 1\]’1]") “"]Q"“fl IAAF*:]NII llzfl ‘}llrlv Wi acilitien. 18 Abls 1 A Ha the Retufar i 017 the Bt The Finest Steel Vault or A Dewire for Oniy $u5.por " ¥ Show Rooms, Chapel, Complete Equipment PRIVATE ‘ AMBULANCES Lowest rates In city and finest cars 1o and from city hos 34 We Do Not Little th W. CH ‘.'.‘u. S NS 0O Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole Have Musterole handy when a cold ||starts. It has all of the advantages of grandmother's mustard plaster out the burn. You feel a warm ti ng ointment penetra: then a soothing, cooling on and quick relie Made of pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients, Musterole is recommended by many nurses and doctors. Try Musterole for bron- chitis, sone throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, sthma, sprains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. may prevent pneumonia and “flu.” D. C, WEDNESDAY DR. JOSEPH Y. PORTER, 79, DIES IN KEY WEST Had Charge of Government Relief in Yellow Fever Epidemics in Florida. Ry the Associated Press MIAMI, Fla! March 16. —Dr. Joseph | Yates Porter. retired officer of the United States Medical Corps and cred- ited with the first. demonstration of mosquito transmission of yellow fever in the United States, died at his home in Key West early today. Death came in the same room in which he was horn 79 vears ago. Dr. Porter was in charge of Govern ment relief in the vellow fever epi demics at Dry Tortugas in 1873, and at Key West, Miami. Pensacola and Jacksonville in the late eighties ing from the service with the rank of lieutenant colonel in 1907, Dr. Porter was recalled to active dot with the Army Medical Corps in 1917 and was surgeon at Camp Johnston, | Jacksonville, until 1919, He was a | past grand master of the Odd Fellows | ; and a past president of the Natlonal | Army Surgeons’ Association. \ WILLIAM S. HAIMES DIES. Funeral Fxlday for Chpsnpenke and Potomac Telephone Co. Btafiltlchnl William Sanders Haimes, 49 years old, statistician with the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., died yes- terday at his home, 4308 Wisconsin avenue, after an illness of three | months, | Mr. Haimes was born in England | and came to this country six year . He is survived by his widow, s Florence M. Haimes: a daughter, Clarice 12dna, and three sisters The funeral will be private, at &, H Hines funeral home, 2001 Fourteenth | street, Friday morning at 11 o'clock Mgr. P. C. Gavan of the Shrine of | the Sacred Heart will officiate, | JOHN T. COLE RIES: . :} Retired Government Employe Ex- pires at Miami. John T. Cole, 74 yea suddenly in Miami, old, died Fla., from a heart according to word reaching Washington Mr. Cole was a lifelong resident of Washington and was employed in the Government Printing Office for 44 years, up until his retirement, in 1920. He was affiliated with the Bookbind- ers’ Union. Mr. Cole is survived by two nieces, Mrs. L: A. Figurney of Washington and Mrs. Carl Dominy of Hollywood, Calif., and a sister-inlaw, Mre. Au- gusta M. Cole of this cit The body is expected to arrive to. morrow. Funeral arrangements have not_heen completed. Envoy Presents Credentials. PARIS, March 16 (#).—Alberto Pani, former Mexican secretary of treasury, yesterday presented his cre- dentials as the new Mexican Minister 1o France. He succees rnn!o Reyes. G i Births Reported [ irths have been re ’nrrzvd to iradwell. 3. The following the Health Department in the Thomas H. and Frances A Joseph L. and Mabel S George M. and Helen Vincent K. and Helen C. Mc bo: Raymond A Worden, boy. Betnard ani Touise Bdwarde. o Wilson and Effzabots Emery. bos Roger D and Lulu M. Smith Fred ¥'and Goldie T Butler. boy. Theron L and Sarah C. Dule. wirl Thomas E. and Eva M. Alderton. box. John R and Marzuerite M Lnfnu boy. Bernard_and Frances Cohen Joseph W. and Peay May Toute G and- Anionia Chigbiras. bay. Homer . and Eve Kirby. 'bos. ohn H. and Elean Delacy and Daisy M. Ruben I, and Alice R. Ba Rumell B, and Sophie’ M 3 Jdames E.“and Fannie L. King. bo James V. and Gertrude Smith. gir Joserh P, and Cocelia Markey. girl William L. and Tola A. Thompso Raiph . and Edith 3 MeKemvor. bay Joseph G. and Gertrude Reeves. girl Ted 1. and Beatrice Miler. wiri Charlen . and Anna C. Riipperi Charles and Beatrice Proctor Clarence and Anna E. Smith John and’ Eather Thomas. g1 Leslie and Ella M. Wood. #irl Henry and Ruth ton. boy. Ross €. and Alt; i, Tevi and Juila John H. and A boy. i | X~ TERR! R Wash. Animal Rescae League, 316’ Md. o P and white 1 all_ white. males. ' Abply Wash. Animal Rescue League, 346 Md ave. s.w | Ovster Club. | speak. I8 | cards and | cards. | annual St. | ent-Teacher MARCH 16, 192T. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF “TODAY. Home for Widows and Orphans, United States War Veterans' Asso- ciation, will meet, 8 o'clock, in Grand Army Hall. Dahlgren Terrace Citizens’ Associa- fon will meet, 8 o'clock, at the Social Hugh M. Frampton will Brightwood Chapter, No. 42, 0. E. 8., will give a dance, 8:3% oclock, at Dupont Studio, 7 Dupent circle. The Washington City Chiroprac tors’ Associatien will meet this eve. ning the rooms of the Central Chiropractic College, 1914 Seventh street The Wild Flower Preservation So- clety will meet this evening at the new National Museum. P. L. Ricker will speak. Will €. Barnes of the Forestry De- partment will given an illustpated le ture on ““The Life of l*nl"' Ranger,” 8 a'clock, at Memorial United Preshyterian Church, under ayspices of Princeton Chapter, Y. W C. A. Music and refreshments. Sil ver offering. Everyhody welcome. There will be a Brotherhood meet- ing, & o'clock, in the vestry rooms of the Eighth Street Temple. Dr. Wil llam S. Mann will give a talk, with {moving pictures of the Chrysler Smithsonian expedition Africa Miss Berens will danc to The District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolu tion will meet, 8 o'clock, at_ Hotel La Fayette. Representative Brooks Fletcher will speak of ““The Money and Pleasure Value of Good Fellow- ship.” and Mrs. Fletcher will give a musical prelude to her husband's ad dress. Avenue Citizens' meet, 8 o'clock, at School. Irwin' W The Connecticut Association will the James Oyster Priest will speak The Tllinois State Society will meet, o'clock, at the Washington Club, 1010 Seventeenth street, Dancing refreshments will follow a short musical program. All Tllinois people invited to attend. The Washington Society of Engi neers will meet, 8:15 o'clock, in assem- bly hall of the Cosmos Club., Dr. F. H. Newell will speak of “Engineering in Mexico." Gen. M. E. Urell (‘amn. United Span- ish War Veterans, will meet this eve- ning at Pythian Temple. The Board of Education will meet, 3:30 o'clock, at Franklin School Build- ing. The Susan B. \II"I(N"' will give a progressive and bridge part Women's City made. The District of Columbia branch of the Needlework Guild of America will meet, 3 o'clock, at University Wom en’s Club, 1634 I street Foundation e hundred v, 8:30 o'clock, in the Club. Awards will be FUTURE. Senator Arthur Capper, chairman of the SPnn' District committee, will speak on “Representation in Con gress.” at a luncheon to be given by the District of Columbia League of Women Voters, Friday, 12:30 p.m., at Women's City Club. The Rubinstein Club, well known in musical circles, will hold a bridge and 500 card party Friday, 2 p.m. in Hecht's Auditorium. Please bring East Gate Chapter, No. 21, 0. E. will have a bridge and 500 party m morrow, 2 p.m.. at Hecht’s Audi- torium, for the benefit of the home board. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet tomorrow, 5 p.m at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue, for la seafood dinner at the foot of Eleventh street southwest, to be foi- lowed by a moonlight hike through Potomac Park. Miss Hendershott in charge. The Washington Graduate Chapter, Phi Gamma Delta. will meet at lunch- eon tomorrow, 12:45 p.m., at the Uni- versity Club. The Women's City Club will give its Patrick’s day dinner to- 6:30 p.m. Judge Mary preside and interesting | teatures have heen arranged. The Hine Junior High School Par- Association will meet in the school auditorium tomorrow, § p.m. William Mather Lewis of George | Washington University will bhe the principal speaker. Musie by Hine School Glee Clubs and Orchestra. The junior section of the Women's Club of Chevy Chase will give a ben efit card party Friday, 8:30 p.m., at morrow O'Toole at will RAL DIRECTORS. TR R COSTEEEDD T 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7978 ATREDALE; )mm full_grown. answers {o name Return m 201 Jm n.e. $10 reward &lasses. driver's permit. money and sev other articles: ' reward ' gladly paid — Mrs. | H._N. Burr. 1804 K: | CASE. iz books and bel. Lith and Q sts. n.w. and Notth 12 Q At n.w. | Kreen, contaning mones. CHANGE PURS LRI R Return to 121 cards and key: reward. st__ant POLICE PUPPY. liberal_reward. naie. about & 1512 he old: K14v‘ - | ment jark sable | e hepherd. ¢ Feves. Address Reoves Hox | T eves. 4 n'lrv i markings. | Teward. | 17 “with 4 Re- | Cleve. " male dle, white Liberal rier: white t on back. ston 06— fox Dotk car And e Yirg 3808 Grammercs 5. March 14 containing real es Reward for its return to frame. Monday or on way d. Phone —Tortoise-shell night, near Metrapolitan Theater, home to_ Clarendon, Va. wa 5100. ] 358 H\NDBA(‘,—-B"DWD Tuesd: Wi h_and N and 14"! RH(I I e L "re. Sands, 1410 N s B TRISH TE YATE T o Marie B Va. property of Col. Dunlap: r I with one cocked was wearing eollar with owner's name: reward for intion"leaing o revovery. T2 Var and vy Bui! vl ’v‘“'v' N“‘KN» Main 4510, R T —Containing valnable n- | B e Reward' for return Phiie - on cx. ‘Quaniico ddish brown freen nfor- HYSICIAN'! les. ""“%"{{’ E.'."r'w:n""xm» 1100 st now. by 131-W. leather, Mond Ay Finder phone red POCKETROOK, Tige it a0 and recelve, reward ok monthe ol Lm.j ntaining . Phone M. nd_cluster. v 0" all Misa Oney: Tinu. MOR 13, Divier diamond. with some iheral - - Tabard oo, RINGS—2, ong pear] and one ranklin Park and fetween % el Re SALESMAN'S CASE—Tan. fiber r'nnldnh'ls s left_on Ford truck, parke 33»“3!»«{"!?’ Y. ave.. about 9:30 ‘a.m. to- day. '$6 teward| E.'A. Jaquish. 1346 Ken- ato n.w. CLOTHES. between C.Mnrn :n?txs%? and Col, icket att "5 fon.” Return 21%5 California Reward. Elein. sold: lm T N loviiand Sebe: .E WBIST WATCH—White nld Waltham, bracelet | ajtached: liberal murd Phone or RIN Columb plain platinum Vermont ave. 13034 M St NAV Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Invalid Limousine F Lincoln 524 Efficient Service Chapel Modern uick. Dignified Autonsubls Sersies . W. Deal & Co. 816 H St N LINCOLN 8200 " V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original Speare establish- Formerly 910 F St. N. Gawler Service Morticians Since 1850 Member National Selected Morticians Main 5512 AT fgee Joseph F. Birch's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) Established 1841 Phone West 96 Phone JAMES T. R\'AQ 317 Pa. Ave, ‘hi 1 Alll"llc 1700 Model G1aPete Ambulance Livery in’ Connection CHAS S. ZURHORST T CAPITOL ST. 30 Fone Lincoln 3 ALMUS R. SPEARE Successor to . The Original w. R. SPEARE CO., 1623 Conn. Ave. Potomac 4600 ibeanat 40 B & W. Warren Taltavull 14th and Spring Road Col. 464 Txm&ihy Hanlon __Phone L 5543 the home of Mrs. 8. L. Tabor, Chevy Chase D. C. Proceeds will be for thé dramatic section of the Jun- ior Women's Club, of which Josephine A. Stevens is president. Chi Sigma Sorority, Zeta Chapter, will give a dance tomorrow at L'Aiglon Salon. Columbia Council, No. of E. will go to Baltimore tomorrow. leaving the W., B. & A. station at & p.m. The cars will stop at Fifteenth and H streets northeast to take on members. Returning, cars will leave Baltimore about midnight. The trip is made because of the visit of the council's grand worthy chief, L. J.| idbird, to Euclid Council, No. 14 C. C. of of Baltimore, The Writers' League of Washington will meet Friday, m., at Thomson School The monthly luncheon of the Wash- ington, D. €., Chapter of tha Quarter master Association will et Satur lay 30 p.m., at the Mayflower Ho- | t No formal program has been an. | nced for the lunchen, but ft will | e used as an opportunity for out-of- | town representatives and local of ficers to become better acquainted The zens' Washington Highlands Citi- Association will meet tomorrow p-m., in Congress Heights School Commissioner Talfaferro and J. G Yaden will be the speakers. Deaths R.;portea The following deaths have been re rted to the Health Department in the Fohon l--v»hl Montague, K cadait- 45, Katie Blass, 56. 4 13th at. Jonr . Hookine. 80 485 1'st e w. oivinitred Downey, 76, Little Sisters of the David €. Hosnital Rebecea Galbium. 79, Infant Harry” ant he snfant Ha 1 Cath b Allen, 68. en ronte Georgetown B Heckman st. w.o aeckn 4, Brinceton ne Brady. Laura M Sidney “Jotton Andrew D, Moss ital 16 ger Hospital Elizabaih's Hos. fare cank vman Sauithail Alton Barbour, vital Galiinges THouot A8, 038 T, nu‘ ir. 4 months, Fresdmen's Hos Carh of mmu EVANS. T wish to eXpress my sincere preciation and thanks to Nll’l’h’!l, Ifll‘r‘l‘f"‘l . ";:r'.flhfi:‘mwfll%m condolence, kind- FDWARI) f‘ ) Beaths. Suddenly. on March 15. 1 {arfield Hospital. MARY P. BART TT. beloved wife of James H. Bartlett uneral Thursday. March 17. from her late residence. 1418 W ut. n.w': thence to St. Paul's Church. where mass will said at B am. for the repose of her [nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. COLE. Suddenly, Tuesday. March 13. 19: at Miami. Fla. JOHN T. COLE of Hillt Manor. 14th and Ogden’ sts. n.w. Not ot funeral hereafter. 17" BARTLETT. 8t 4 Heckman MAN. loving hus- and of Martha A. Coleman. devoted father pf Alphonso, James and Ada Coleman: prother of 'Anna - Ash. Nettie Henson, Emma Scott, Tsabel Brown,and Jacob Cole: man: grandfather of Eunice Coleman. Re- ng temporarily at John _T. funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve Funeral Thursday. March 17. 15" from Zion Baptist Church. Rev W L, Washington officiating. 16 StE. 5w nia ‘ave. s.e. beloved hus ineral from the above residence on Friday, March 18, at 530 am. thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be said ai 9 am. Rela tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olives 16 FARRE members of Washington (‘nnn() . Knights of Columbus. e n{l\‘n«! of tha death st i rend;nre‘ E e se. rel 127, of BrotherOHN i nmxhn And Teagiest: w10 attend his 1 Peter's Churen Snd ad ey March TN, At o a .m J. EUGENE DR” A, “ILKL\VSOA\ CASEY her MARY M, Thiirsd: late Church, am tend EDWAR On Tuesday. March 13 & her residence 1616°0 NAH EDWA voted anat Thomas and ¢ neral hereafte, st Ja Georgia ave. n.w SHER. On Wednesdas m.. at her residen 0 M st. n.w FIOUE A M widow' of ‘the Jata Gipé. A. W Fisher. Notice of funeral later. & GOTT. On Tuesday. March 15, 182 Rockville, * 'Md. MARITEL > REBECCA. widow of Ben). C. Gott. Funeral from residence of her son. Jas. P. Got. ville. Md.. an Thursdas. March 17, at Inferment at Monocacy Cemetery Tle. Md. ¢ Tuesday. ALLERY. 6. K. n et nw. hagl Casey, Funérai 8 a St Gabei where' mass will be said at Relatives and friends invited 1o Interment in Olney. I1l. 19 AVA devoted ‘aunt “of Adine Notice of fu Remains resting at funeral parlors, g March 16. 1927 March 13. 1927 residence of her niece. s Dement 320 D st "MARY JANE GREGORY Reouicm I be said at St. Peter's_Church March 17. at @ am. Relativos ds invlted (o attend. " (Interment ay. March 15,1927, at HN THOMAS. "be- ate Sarah and Martin Funeral from his late_residence, . n.w. on Friday, March 1 Requiem mass at St. Si h at 9 am. Relatives_and Interment at Holy Rood On Monday. March 14. 1927. CARRIE E. GRINDER (nee Mo, beloved wife "of Richard Coombs Funeral from her late residence, se. on Thyy g 9:30 Tam. A Peier's Church, 2nd ‘and € requiem high mase will be for repose of her soul, In- Congressional ' Cemete Rela ud friends invited . morning. March widow of the late jother of Arthur R Guy and Ehzabeth Guy Famham. Funeral from the Church of the Pilgrims. cen P and Q. Thursday. March n.m HAIMES, On at s residence. WILLIAM SANDE| Joved son of the Grumn GRINDER. 8p bray Grindér at at theice o St Nts. s.e.. whes sung at'10 a.m terment 15 Tuesday. 300 'W ved husband of Services (private) Suddenly. on Monday, March 14 at 8:30 pan. at her residence. Kew riens. MARY ELLEN HOGAN of Oat Va. Funerale from the above resi- Thursday. March 17. at 8:30. the Church of the Immaculate at Leeshu & at 11 Concept will be._si burg, Va. . JACKSON. On Tifesda: her | residence, 116 Park, Md.. MARY M.. beloved wife of Jo seph U Jackson. Fineral services at the SH. Hines' Co. funeral home, 2001 14th (. n'w.. on Thursday. March 17, 3t % p.m Interment at Fort oln- Cemeétery KELSEY. Suddenly March 16, ELSI beloved wife of Bertram R haral Tramr the eatisoen eld pl. n.w. Friday. March 18, Relatives ‘and_friends invited (private. at Glenwood (¢ where mass Inierment Lees March 15, 1 aple ave.. Takoma Wednesday. p.m. ment Departed this life Mareh 15. IAM H. LLOY! Funeral Frida pm.. from hi 1927, harles E. Ho R RGk Gradk Catimie papers please cops.) Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory. fond and try Just a token of iove. dear (ather. That my heart sull longs for vou. HIS DAUGHTER. On Tuesday, March 13, 1927 ospital.” KEVIN' Ma Funeral services at Saffell's H sts. n.w. on Friday. 0 am. Reqiiiem mass ai ik's Church at 9 am. Inter- ment at Mount Olivet Cemeltery. 17 MACALEESE. The members of Washington 18 131 11th St. S.E._Line. 480 “P.A TALTAVULL S.W. 1879 436 T St AN OFFICE —Frank Gciets Sons Co. 1013 SESENTH ST Nitie Main 2473 AL _DESIGNS. .| BLACKISTONE, 14th&H Beauti[ul Floral Desl is l;l’%’ul’ m——wnm :nla opeai L R GO R i".-'.. ylnd'r please return 1616 w5 niw, mLL on East r Soring’ B u. Y 16th and Kennedy. 4457 EOC.S Prompi jhuto Del & Eye Couneil. No. . “Knights of Columbus, e advised” of the death Proyidencé Hospital_on March 15. 1927. of Brother KEVIN MACATEE sted 10 at- jend his fune P Church. 10th 3 18 e e E GALLERY. G. K. . WILKINSON. F Bt 905 Provide MARGARET. widow of Patri Funeral on Thursday. March nm from the residence of her Barrett, 3010 Nichols ave. u.e hance 0" the Ehuren of the Assumption. whtere' mass will be said at 10 o'clock: Rel: atives friends invi Interment Sount Oitver Cemetery. MALON! Members of the Benev- et S et s Gt er %o ati ol ot {heyr s MARGAREY MALONEY, of the Assumption, Con: ursday, March 17, at 10 WATSON, President. MEEK. _ Tuewtay Maren 1 a. Monmtzome Iéh! l-(c‘_ Ida 1000 uu 1927, at*Wom Al BESSIE. . Meek. Funeral a “lntergiens iy A T at | 0o Mondas. March 14, 1027, e o Mra uuffl; Mra "D W&.&'m A0S Faneral llfl 'Er ‘r'.. fers. “Reiatives and RICKAR] denly. Feb kAR "‘-‘Za 3 tears: {;u .-mv;m;n?‘mn‘ rother of :'huu- ary Ric) amson and uncle o l{lu:‘;ou Bateman and rtha Lai Smi SCALA. pm. ave ‘e Seala. Tesidence on Satirdag. M am.. thence to St. Pater mass will be sald & pose of her soul nvited to attend aional Cemetery SCL On_/Tussdar. March 192 at 4:30 am. at Georgetown TUni- yversiiy Hospital. CATHRINE M. SCHLEN THER. beloved wife of the late John §chlenther. Funeral on Fridas. March | from the residence of her son, 1817 nw., at 8:18 sam.. thence to St thew's Catholic Chureh. Connecticit “av and M ef. nw. where mass will be saf at 10 am. for the repose of her soul Reiatives ‘and friends lnvited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. g SPENCER. On Tuesday, March 15. 1027 T Temidente. 1007 Sih st b % . MARY A SPENCER. devoted wife of ‘William Spencer and mother of Raymond Spencer and Bertha E. Gross. Remaina resting W. Ernest Jarvis' funeral parlors, 322 Georgia ave n.w. Funeral Friday. March 18.at 2 p.m., from her late residedce. 17 “I g, Tussdar. March 15, 1937, a4 3 at her residence. 918 rolina. SLIVIA N widaw of Franca M- Funeral will'be held from her lats arch 10, at 8 30 & Church, where ® am. for the Relatives and_{riends Interment in_ Congres: STEFFEY. . March 15, 1027, her rm@nw ot. nw. Mrs. CA RIE EFFEY. vuu.rl trom rh.ul ot John b4 37 Toth ’! ‘Thursday. t;\' l‘ 10:30 nierment private in Glenwood Cemetery. TOOLE. On Tuesd arch 15, 1027, at her ysidepes. Mtreet o5 hin lmenl i e above residence on frldxv March 18"a0 6:40 am.; thenes Iz ter’ where will be said at lllnl Infll |ll~ vited, Xnumnl Mount Olive TOOLE. On Tue arch 15. uzv a FoorErdegen; 1“«? b m-rT uer m fhe, denen G Rrlday March 38 an thence to St. Peter's Chun N w ere mn will he sald at 10 am Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WILLIAMS. The Ladies’ Reliable Tmme- diate Relief Society requests the members 1o meet at the neteenth Street Raptist Church Thursday. March 17, 12:30 pm 10 attend the funeral of Mrs. ISARELL WILLIAMS. MRS. REBECCA BRENT. President ADDIF €. GREEN. Recording WILLIAMS. Tnmates of Tvd:? of Ruin."18040 You are notffied” of e death of Mrs, ABELLE WILLTAMS. Call meating at o« Fellows' Hall Wednes: day. March 18. 1927, at ! o'clock. Fu- a, March Th. At T o' cloch Nime: | -m mmn HELEN 'xnou WILLIS. = On Tussd: u- n 15, 1927, hixragidence, ‘30 {2th FISHIR WILLIS. beioved hrothar of Ein ma W Services will be held at hig Iate residenice on Wednaeday, March 16. o nterment on Thursday, March 17, [ "HaRvisburg. Fa. h WM. H. and First Lisut. ' Mareh 16 "1'9“6"%":"9'2;' epeciively, Aan arcl 120 an These honored dead, 'l cann rms o n terma help but remem| n{ deatn they: aremms, ok hinki of life beyond. we shall ses them again. We're sown on earth that we shall be Dall and stately. ke &' tres. velo) n ‘m; Likn our Lord abe Here wa have our I tis true, And they govern me and you To see bayond what we must do Is follow the law of love THE FAMILY. .* BOOKER. A tribute of love to t] 0} Qi dedr ton"'snd broifer: SHoREET BOOKER. who away nine years today. March 8. 19 ago today. March 18, 1 e JANIEY. & CAMERON. T t n %ad, but loving remembrasce of our_beloved Jaughter and eister acirisd in LEN CAMERON ihis life two years ago today. March Just ‘when life was swestest And she could have lived her best The zaien of heaven opened. She ‘entered that sweet rest In our hearts ur met 1 ATways tender. fond and frue: Th’?’ |l not a day. dear Hr“!fl Tilat ws'do nol think o you DEYOTE] CORA, _FATHER DAN. BROTRER DANIEL CAMERON ¢ DEL_GROSSO. In sad but lovi brance of our dear'daughter” FEORENCE DEL GROSSO (nes Giovannon'). who deparied thi lfe thirteen years azo today. Sarch 16, 1014, You are not forgotten. dear Florence Nor will you ever be. As long se”ife and Temory lust o will alwass think o HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND FaTan. DEL_GROSSO. In sad but loving reme brance of our dear sister. DEL GROSSO (nae Glowanniat . wha' arted this life ihirieen years agn today, Sfareh 161014, In our hearts your memory lingers, Always tender, fond and tru T G e do. 3 HER LOVING SISTERS AND ROTRERS - DONOHUE. In sad but loving remembrance ot bur dear father, JOHN DONOHUE who dey ago today 1 mass ¢ Joseph's. St. and St Stephen’s Churches. Before our eses he faded Growing weaker, fl. by dar Patiently bomn‘ s “suffering Until God him away. ¢ To wee himesk N V‘VI' Il' As hrlnlfl:lnw‘l: : od And drained the cup of ".l(!? K\' t The mornine we xaw by WIS DEVOTED CRILDREN GOINES. In sad and_lovin o o my_dear ‘friend, LOTTIE A' GOIN who fell asleep two years ago today, March 18, 1045 In_my heart vour mbmnr’{ lingers. | Softly. tender. fond and true: Thlrfl |! l:l!l a day. dear Lottie 17 ot think. of Fo. YOI‘R r.o“:soum FRIEND. LA (‘As‘l'l.l Sacred to the memory of, our dear mother and grandmother. who' de- arted this life five years ago today arch 16, 1922 Some may think T am not lonely en they see me smile Little do they know the heartaches That T suffer all the while. HER CHILDREN, EMMA WILKINS AND CHARLES LANCASTER A grandmother. loving and kind Has gone and left me behind. But for me shedid er best rant her eternal reat T ED g GRANDDAUGHTER, VIOLA LANCASTER. MAIN, I, memor ARY ANN Dominic’s R. L of our heloved mothe AIN. who -departed March 1619 one ‘year ago oday T e St. Dominics Mase "*wll at Eitren ‘and Littie Sisters Call not back the dear departe Anchored safe where ‘storms are On the borderland we left her. §oon,to meet and vart no more nd the world of care We Rave left anr dasling ‘mother In"our Father's mansion fair e CHILDREN Gone but not forgatten HER SISTER. of pur darline DYNE MAR- A daughter and_sister. SHALL, who loft us five vears a March 16, 1 She is waiting by the river, Just across the smlent stream Where sweet flowers are always hlooming And the banks are always green Evpr remembered THE FAMILY. FARR. In sad but loving rve- ce of our dear parents and sister. MORGAN. who died fourteen Januar 13,1013 SALLIE Wwho died ‘sleven ' years ‘ago. 1916, ana Mrs M ASTE PARR (nes Morgar). who died seven years ago today. March ‘16, 1920 LoWe and memory last forever THEIR _DAUGHTER ~ AND SISTER. MAUDE MORGAN . Tn sacred memory of our dear wife, er and grandmother. Mrs. NELLIE BROWN "REBD. who. denarted thie fife two years ago today. March 16. 1 jother, we know yau have gone Dear ot hut heautitul home Where sickness is b0 more: We ope {0 meet you some day . A o HUSBASD “CHILDREN AND GRAND- CHILDR| Though ailent sour veice and vacant your How sweet are the memories that linger there. My love. still unalt Till 1 meet my de yonder again. : My grandmother in sleeping, from sorrow Oh. wake her not to_suffer again: wake her 3 on: think Row she suffered and moaned As the long night hours we soothed v in. Till Gpd.in His §oodness, sect down from 1bo a An angel 1o whisper & message of love. * Home at last, so sweetly sleeping, Yo thy Saviors tender care. ‘Where there is no 'I or umw arth can K G RANT 7. oReNZ o Cilirs- of our de HnAcmanm« SEA! acred to the mi (TR N Sl fi 2 ;tlm- life six years ago today, i’nrdc'lg Y carts you e oty Gy ot mol 7° HER DEVOTED CHILDREN ihute of ln\a in memory son. CLARENCE E. P:lm: three years ago lm‘lH lr"ll MORG me HENRY Yo A MORG. February 25. 4. will ever remain grandmother over oy 39,204 loving rcm'f" Bl who 16,