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Miss Vivian B. Small, president of
Lake Erie College, Palnesville, Ohio,
will meet the Lake Erie women at a
tea at the Women’s City Club from 4
to 6 o’clock. All Lake Erie women are
Invited.
Th© Illinois State Society will hold a
reception in honor of Senator and Mrs.
Deneen. 8 o'clock, at the Washington
Club. All Illinois people Invited. Rep
resentative William R. Johnson will
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The study class of United Lodge of
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Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27. O. E
party, !! o’clock, at 2400 Sixteenth
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Woodside Civic Association will meet
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Mrs. Charles Wood will give a
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Viva M. January will lecture on
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A special meeting of the Gold Star
Department. American War Mothers,
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lowed by a musical and literary pro
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sixteenth and Allison streets, will
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evening in the rose room of Hotel
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THE WEATHER I
District of Columbia—lncreasing !
cloudiness and warmer, with lowest!
temperature übout 35 degrees tonight;
tomorrow cloudy and warmer, prob
ably rain tomorrow afternoon; mod
erate southeast and south winds.
Maryland and Virginia—lncreasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight; to
morrow cloudy and warmer, probably
rain tomorrow afternoon; moderate
southeast and south winds, Increasing
tomorrow.
West Virginia—lncreasing cloudi
ness and warmer tonight; tomorrow
rain and warmer.
Records for 24 flours.
Thermometer —4 p.m., 39; 8 p.m., 35;
12 midnight, 32; 4 a.m., 29; 8 a.m., 28;
noon, 37.
Barometer—4 p.m., 30.21; 8 p.m.,
30.29; 12 midnight, 30.33; 4 a.m., 30.38;
8 a.m., 30.45; noon, 30.43.
Highest temperature, 39, occurred
(U 4 p.m. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 26, occurred
at 6 a.m. today.
Temperatures same date last year—
Highest, 61; lowest, 45.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
,oT,2 day ~ Low tld ‘‘- 12:13 a.m. and
pm.; high tide, 5:55 a.m. and
0:17 p.m.
Tomorrow—Low tide. 1 am. and
i’i, high tide, 6:42 a.m. and
7:02 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
. Today Sun rose 6:49 a.m.; sun sets
a:54 p.m.
tomorrow—Sun rises 6:48 a_m.; sun
sets 5:56 p.m.
Moon rises 3:11 p.m.; sets 6:12 a.m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
feinperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls today at S a.m.:
Temperature, 34; condition, muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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charleston .. 30.28 72 50 ’ t oudy
„hicag„ ...',0.10 34 "4 pi b,lv
in.innati ..30.20 30 22 " " fouly
Cleveland ..30.34 20 is clear
olumbia ..30.34 44 " Cloudy
;*-nver ....20.02 42 28 '."clear
•1 Pawi ... 30.02 00 30 " Ci- tr
Oalver'on ..20 88 OS 00 .'. ' Cloudy
3;SS a 85 »«> pz
3- u fjjj*;
Kansas City. 20.80 50 30 Cloudy
-o- Aneelee 30.20 72 5- ' !
Louisville ..30.22 30 ->o ’ « 1,,,,,),.
Miami. Fla . 30in so 7-
New Orleans 30.00 T 4 <!0 ' <■ 1,
New York.. 30.42 3-' ->n "" caV-
o kl \ Cit3r - S?Z‘ J • cloudy
»maha .... 2!*.84 50 34 o ofi p., ln
J Blla<i< lnhia 30.44 34 *’4 Clear
"hoenix ....30.10 72 4” ""
PUtsbure-h ..30.38 32 20 "" elourfv
Portland. Me. 30 22 "4 10 ’ Cle !r y
o^il!iiV. a ore ' V' o.»ti Ham
Hal»*iirh 10.44 f>(! 30 ri» ar
lty oo eS i-' 4 0 it) CloudV
B,VI Antonio 2'* 7S 72 00 .... Cloudy
B an rite.ro.. 30 10 »,4 50 Clear 3
J, Fr.mrlsco 30 34 02 50 Clear
st. Louis.. .. 30.06 38 30 . cioudr
Bt. Paul... 20 62 40 32 Clear"
Seattle 30 00 40 40 0.08 Bam
sookane ...20 82 ss 32 Oriocioudv
WASH .D C. 30.44 38 20 . Clear
foreign.
ts a.m.. Greenwieh time, today >
Stations. Temperature. Weather
London Enzlan-1 4S part cloudy
Paris. I ranee 42 Cloudy
Vienna Austria 38 Cloudy
openhaeen. Ifc-nmark... 38 Cloudv !
Moria (Fay-alt. A/ore- OO (lou-'v
Hamilton. Bermuda 58 Cloudv !
Havana. Cuba . 72 Clear
Colon. Canal Zone. . So CSoudv
ARCENTINA.
For week ending February 23. 1020,
—Precipitation—
_ . Current. Depar. Current. Depar
and north
e-n wheat area. 70 —6 i ft 4-1°
FOUND. _
AIREDALE, male, ail hla. k. tall has been
cut. not very short. Owner please annlv
Waahinrton Animal Rescue Learue 340Ma,ry
' and ave. w.w.
COLLIE, female dark tan all over IdiVrn
race, lovely. Impressive eves. Owner pleas*
anpl.v Waehinrton Animal Rescue Leasrue
)40 Marv’and ave s.w.
PART HI LL and part smooth-haired terrier,
ma c. black boiiy brindle lees and chest short
'all. Owner please apply Washington tmnni
Rescue League 349 Marrland ave sw-
POCKETBOOK—About 2 wks. ago woman
vendor of underwear left poeketbook: iden-
Miy. Col
SETTER, mall-, black and whit*-, brown and
blaek ticks on la*-e. Owner pleas- apnlv
Washington Aminal Rescue I.r;u*-„ *4O
Maryland ave s w.
BKVE' r ERRIER fen 1 rue" tan and white, ears
dark brown Owner please aoplv WashingUm
Animal Rescue League. 349 Maryland ave
I.O«!T
UCEN9E TAQ. Virginia. No
103-23.). Please call Clarendon 400-J-2.
BAG. beaded. >eb. 22. betw-een B antT 7
p.m on either Centra! Hirh School or
B n eli t wood <• a:, north bound. Reward if
returned 1813 Nichols ave s.e. "4.
BAR PIN. platinum top, with diamond and
5441-/ aPPhI!VB: rewanJ i’li one Adams
BEAGLE HOI’NDS. two, male black anil
white: Snort and Jack. Rewanl for thei
return or information leading to reooverv
\-oaro. 220 .Arthur nl. n.w. Lin. "Slm .t o.f*
BEAGLE HOUND, yellow and white 6
months old. Return to 7415 Alaska ave
and receive reward. 25•
i ! JLLFOI.D. in Center Market, containing
”la s ran^rn Bd i a ?27 r w W f fd U n ‘ tUrned -
VLLFOLD. containing bills. Sunday evening
lost between 13th and Belmont and Meridimi
Park on 16th St. Reward. Telephone Cm
unihia 4581-\A . 24*
BREASTPIN —Circle of po;u : N : Sunday
morning, tietween 19th and Riltmorc anrf
”400 Kith st R'ward. Call Col. 5iH °
CAT. blue Persian. Line. 6751 or . all~at
803 Kentucky ave. s.e. after 0 p.m. Reward
DOG—Black and brown, male, part oianiei
named "Brownie, ’ tag 1189!). Reward I*7
D s.e. Franklin 103tiC.
EASTERN STAR PIN. pearl Iwrdered: at or
near Northeast Masonic Temple ou Tuesday
f found call Cleve. 3600. •
ENVELOPE, large, containing
dressed David R Dunham. St. Augustine
Fla.: reward. Call Cleve. 4118
EYEGLASSES, shelleii. in case, on 14 th
street. Rewa-d. Col 3007. •
FIRESTONE TIRE. mounted. off Cadillac car.
Return to 140* Q st. n.w. and receivo reward
GLASSES, tortoise shell rim : nanie~on brown
case ; "Dr. Claude Semones”: reward. Line.
2LA SSE -s—Pair tortoise-run' iTi wST B.
Ro.-i; Optical to. case. Saturday niornin»-
Miss Ozbum. Main 104.2: ait-r 5 pin
Adams 7668: reward. • ”
KEYS, in leather case: reward. 63X ColtG
ra<lo Building, Main 307, 2t) ,l °
OPERA GLASSES Satunfay' on Union sTa
tion bus: reward. Call Adams 4800. Apt
315, after 6 p.m. «
PEARL NECKLACE, about 4 o’clock on
14th st. between Taylor and Quincy sis' on
{^u ieaae retur ° to
PIN small, onyx, with mosaic bird: in Co
'umbia Theater or between there and 9th on
K or betw-een I- Mid Pennsylvania ave. on
Uh: reward. 212 B st. g.e. •
PUPPY snow-white setter. 8 weeks old: lost
corner 24th and S Wednesday morning Mr
George Russell Brown. North 4385 ' 18119
24th st. n.w.
PTPPY. white, female, tan Tar” tiosiname
PrixPjV pood reward. Line. 4502. 318 North
Caro'ina ave, s o.
PURSE, suede, small, on Mt. Pleasant car
small money, key. Suitable reward. Ad
dress Box 322-V. Star office.
RING— Lady’s white gold, diamond ancTsaF
phire; small size for little Anger. Liberal
reward if returned to manager Burlington
Hotel. 25*
RING, man's, gold, with ruby setting, initial
ed D. M. M.: Bth between E and G s.e.: re
ward Line 7663. 27*
RING—-Gold signet ring, with initials
G. V. W.; lost February 22 at Mount Ver
non. Cleveland 1807.
RING, lady's diamond: white gold setting
liberal reward. Call Aiex. 637-W. *_’
SHOE, black oxford, on 7th st. s.w. or 10th
gt. n.w.. Monday eve. North 3827. Br. 508.
VANITY CASE, silver: monogram M~L C ‘
Dth st. ear. bound to wharf. Saturday 20th
around 2 p.m. Columbia 8947-W.
WATCH, lady’s gold: bia*-k nbl*on band'Vat
urday. February- 13. in or between Swann 6t.
and R--public Theater: reward. North 4957.
WATCH, lady's, gold. Waltham: Saturday.
Finder please return to Apt. 604. 1616 10th
st, n.w. B-ward. 25*
WRIST WATCH, -white gold; gold filled
bracelet: rewart Lino.-in 660.
Detailed to General Staff.
Col. Walter T. Bates, adjutant gen
eral, now under instruction at the I
Array War College, Washington, has
been detailed to duty with the War
I penaitmerit general staff, to take et
feet July 6.
Carbs of FEbanfea.
'y*L to eXDres. sinters thanks to
n-o r h? e>lr a b< ii rs I Y ld friends for their irm
onr K,..0 1d l ? or , al at the death «f
our brother-in-law. FRANK BARR
MR. AND MRS. TEEPLE. •
. ?■£?****• u W .® * >fib *° expresa our ulnoere
iriar.k* and deepest appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for their klnd
inJtt?it?oo W n u ? d H rlne the illness and the
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
BETH d n m MKRK& riU,dm0 ‘ h "- ELIZA
I)A . , S! i S, OAND 0 AND GRANDSON. ETHEL
AND LLWIS. •
Scatfiff.
BROOKS. Members of the Men’s Cliff Rock
Association are requested to attend the
UVJSEtI.,, O * P ur la,e brother. EUGENE
BROOKS from St. Luke's Episcopal
Churchy Wednesday at 3 o’clock. Death
W. H. JOHNSON. President.
WALTER J. SINGLETON. Secretary.
BROWN. Monday. February 22. 1926, at
the residence of her daughter. Mrs. W. F.
Thompson. 1621 2Sth st. n.w. t EMILY W„
widow of John W. Brown. Funeral from
above residence, on Thursday. February
2ft. at 11 am. Interment at Congres
sional Cemetery.
CA w.X,. Suddenly. Tuesday. February 23,
J.” 2 - at Providence Hosnital. WILLIAM
JY- a* oß ?6 years, beloved husband of
Ladv and father of William A,
Richard A . Beniamin J.. Mrs. Frances E
Owens and Mrs. Edna Donnelly. Notice of
funeral later. •
Departed this life Tuesday.
r i'lVvat 41 Freedmen e Hotniial.
CAMPBELL devoted aunt of
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v d ,° - “i?" Mattie Murdo'k and cousin
Stevenson and Lillian Davis. Fn
mlni s undertakimr estahlish
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-1 Y ~i, ,' , ruary r r ‘ Mas- at 9:15 am. (New
; luni Papers plea*« copy.) «>4
D * February 23. 102#» at bis
MORE W v.?TV Y *V Fli*
K xi nuhbtiml of the late Mary Dunn
<uee Reynolds). in the 69th vear of his
c ': f uneral from. the chapel of p \
7lh Friday. Fobru:
** ~ o.m. Relatives and friends
Invited, interment at Congrestloual Ceme
.W pdn 6sday, February 24. 1926
F\vp IT sl( fe , ] f *- J 3O .? 0 ° «• uw. CLAR
ENCE R beloved husband of Maggie c
Wrest (nee Tennant I. Noui o “STera;
i e fßJS t<Sd . - ,hiß llf ® Monday.
rporuary JOJ6. at 3’l;> o'clock ut h#*r
WSMS'iV* -.MANNIE A., 'beloved
by six Harrison. She is survived
and aho t d , f three sisters, one brothe
Funeral VrAm e.° t i ler rp| atl'es and friends,
ri v e ' r °m St. Augustine s Church Thurs
tm P K. :5 ' at » o'clock, where re-
Do£oth%r “Si® WIU ** suu - for
Tuesday. February 13*26.
» ii„» Ate J lO ,? 1 '* 1 ' Martha e..
<3 Cii fton ?- ml - a,ld mother
Vi-.- i. i h ,1 u. and Dr. Charle
Hasstlbai-h. Funeral will t». held iron
Zuihorsts fuiu-rai parlors. 301 East Cate
h ’Li “I . °V Thl,n * ( ay- February 25 a
*nd°an',i Y- th /' nc<! t,J -V Church,
-nd and C *-to. n.e where maos will i*-
HJfjLf* !> a a }-J° r *hc- repose of her soul
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
HI 5> l .; NB j l w ffl- a# PpParted this life February
a L. n :C l? at the residence
au,f k ter - -Mro. Dennis W. Sullivan
BUCH M< «' SARAH A. HEIN
t*'- v H ! M* is:*! th* - hclovcii u’’ fp ft 1
the late John Henry Hembuch and mother
?A^s r i£, E i, Groh ol .Milwaukee, Wis.
Joseph *l. Helnbuch. Leeway. Va and
fvni'i m," H xV 9ulliyaa - and one brother.
re-.AA? I mi M r 1 uneral 1.-om her late
I/.'!; 10 '.'. Thursday. I ehruary 25. at 9 30
tA- ,Voem e o'= 10 b o • 3 i’ st t ,h 's Church, where
requiem mas* win tie said at lo a.m. foi
‘J}? .W*’ r ;t her soul. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. o^.
MODC.KIV. Fell asleep Tuesday evening,
lebiuary ,3. 1926. at her residence 34.1 k
Hnnririv' .'V w FRANCES WILSON
HODGKIN, beloved w]f e 0 { Charles E
Hodgkin and devoted mother ol Mrs. Fred
Hand. Mrs Earl Dorsey. .Mrs. Paul
Thompson, and Frank and Lee Hodgkin
J.“. ae '! a I from the chapel of P. J. Saffeli
.33 sth st n.w . Friday. 11 am. Friends
an l relatives invited to attend. Inter
ment Rock Creek Cemetery. 25*
HOLMES. Members of the Ladies’ Reliable
Immediate Rt.-iiefSoriety are hereby non
' H?irvpc th ’V dea V‘ of Sl " ter IDA MAY
1 2 1 ,,! .A; "A/r- fu , ni ' rai w a-s Moiiday. Feb
' Batdist'Chureh ' f, ' OU ' Ninetwn,h S * r ««
1 4AMKs. Tuesjlay Ft-bfuary 23. 1926. at her
pea hi 'i • la ‘- ~ ,e - FRANCES
1 rfi wife of Anthony Pear
ut the late Joseph V. and
>larj K. Jo«»es. Notice of funrral lattr. •
®f.P. a f ,ed «ht» life Tuesday. K-b
--~ p«ii v''A.x ;U J P m - Mrs. ELIZA
J.iwLs J< A H 3 NN v. "' duw of Alexander
&°"t? n „ a P d daughter ol the late Mrs
jP fj uneral f private l from
n w Tic i l !atw ' J V'fh and L st
l." , ihuisday. February 25. at 130 um
kindly omit flowers. .
U J e Sunday. Ft-b-
LOf lsK VnHv<nv a A Freedmen’s Hospital.
eulise JOHNSON.devoted mother of Onhe-
Juhn , Am o »n'i d . giving si-ter of Mrs. Harriet
Johnson and Joseph Johnson. She leaves to
mourn their loss a son-in-law and many
mece«, ncuhew- and frif*n«is. Funeral H>r\.
da7 at l l o’chi k Ene ChU,Ch ThuV ’-
,O S X >, “jF. Sat
srsFu V' 1 *i Rh ¥ : i ' Tand u-w 1 .:
Henrletti d a;‘-’\>hy‘ol "tim late Hranam.
$ Mathews and sister of Laura
rtUkfin-.. sit «*.- to mourn her Im-v* a
devoted godehiUl. Beatrice Hughe" and a
Thursdiv x, ? n ‘| friends. Funeral
lnursday. at 1, ontn-k noon, at Ebeu-7e’
f.!"|reh. 4th and D sts. s.e. Rev I W
Waters oflieiatmg. *
g K h,r U a^gA , , , y P i«w^- e 6Wee,fcßt *’ U
AFdTa've d U-bf-arihl wife heaTen aD “ I
HER BET JIVED HUSBAND. JOSEPH. •
IOIINsON. Ladies' Columbia Aid Assoeia
M-- scsIK"lOHVSON ed v’ f ,ht dpat1 ' "I
ou are requested
• 5 Sfe'ii t-'v funera! Thureday February
( hiir! 1.7 4,h a.„i"D «s fr ““ M- K.
M ‘RY E. T l^ E |^ Bid “‘.’
lOHNsiiN Juha M.-x Henry Auxiliary. No.
.IVT 11 ‘i d i N o' , n announces the
d .ah of Lotly Picket SI SIE JOHNSOV
who died Satunlaj. February 20 l!l-’« y'o.
w‘ ,a L rw, a.v. February 23. Ebeneze'r
M E Church. 4th and D sts. SP so
EMMA ANDERSON^
JORDAN. Suddenly. Sunday. Fehniary 21
I f cALIMs (CALi. devoted hus-
I'.ind of Adora and father of Ell-wortli
Man. and 5 iolet Jordan. He leaves to
mourn his departure three brothers, sou.
sisters uud other relatives and friends
Remains resting at John T. Rhine-' fu
Herat .-hapel. 3rd and 1 sts. s.w Funeral
from Zion Baptist Chur. h. F -t. between
3rd and 4>, sis. s.w.. Thursday. February
at U o ) lock.
IORDAN. Oflityrs and memliers of Columbia
Lodge. No 85. 1. B. p t). E. W . are here-
a f d ' ath of Brother CALIM ,
JORDAN. Be--ion of sorrow Wednesday
ev fiune. 7:30 o'clock. Elks' Home. Fu
neral from Zion Baptist Church. F st
3rd aud 4 sts. s.w, Thursday
1 ehruary 2,>. at 1:30 p.m. Members will
a-semlde at the church at 1 p.m. Meni-
S 1 n , c ? ,Hr Hodge. No. 40. and
A Lodfp. No. J). arc invited
WILLIAM H. DAVIS. Exalted Ruler
Attest: A. E. WILLIAMS. Sectary. •
KLI.I.F.Y. Tups<lh.v February 23 1 q-'f, ■,<
te'n-'v tn ; I 'i 444 , !,t, i *t. ?.w, HARRIETT
i, ,',H'Y’ lie loved wife of Charles. Kelley,
vlaughter of FLi-. Bessie Minor and Men
d a ugh ter of John Minor- sister of Benia-
V" 4 n, t / 4lr r ' i »!«<• leaves to mourn
tiujr low a bo*«t of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the w Ernest
Jarvis to. funeral parlors. 2222 Georgia
av e. li.w. Notice of funeral hereafter.
t-AFV. Monday. February 22. 1926 HARRY
! - beloved husband of Jennie ' McGuire
J uneral from his late residence,
r.i w -fA *• “fu Thursday February 26.
at 8.30 am, thence to Holy Comforter
whp T iaass will be said at 9 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Bonnie Brae Cemetery. Baltimore Md™
Tuesday. February 23. 1626.
bIDLuLA. behoved wife ui x .aiih P
r? np X- Fumiral from Sacred Heart Catho
roary 25 kt 9 C iT n • ' Thurßday ' F . eb '
Mir.LS. February 24. 1626. at the residence
MARC AR*FT lo mr rt 534 , D "
i * AKG ARLT DE COT RCY, wi f<> e\t *)is.
late Roiiert Mills of Berwick. Me. Ku
neral services and interment upon arrival
at o«'jrwi , 'K. Mp,
RAMEY. Tuesflay. February 23. 1926 at
Children's Hospital. JOAN’ E beloved
daughter of Edgar J. and Margaret Utter
back Ramey. Funeral services at 1361
Harvard st. n.w. Thursday. February 25
at 1:3o n.m. Interment at Fairfax Court
House. Va. 04
BIELY. Tuesday. February 23. 1626. at
12:30 p.m, at his residence. 1410 M st
n.w FRANCIS C, beloved husband of
Bessie C. Riely. aged 60 years. Funeral
services at Hysong's funeral home 1300 N
st. n.w.. Thursday. February 25, at 2 pun
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
RILEY. Suddenly, on Monday. February 22
1626. KATHERfNE SHOCK, beloved wife
of Willard T. Riley. Funeral services will
be held at Zurhorst’s funeral parlors 301
East Capitol st, on Thursday. February
-26. at 1 p.m. Interment Loudon Park
Cemetery. Baltimore. Md. (Baltimore
Md.. papers please copy.)
SAI'TER. Monday. February 22. 1926. at
the residence of her son-in-law. John B.
Flynn. 2815 28th st. n.w, KATHARINE,
widow of Benford Sauter. in the 85th year
of her age. Fune.ral from the above resi
dence Thursday. February 26. at 8:30 a.m.
Requiem mass at the Church of Saint
Thomas the Apostle, at 9 o’clock. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 24*
Deatfjff.
SKINNER. February 23. 1926. at the resi
d'hlf. • r >"2 Ist st. se„ RAYMOND SKIN
NLFi. brother of Eugene W. Skinner ami
Mr«. Amanda Frankfl, departed thie Its« .
¥ uneral Friday, 2 p.m., from home. 6'!2
i*t fit. B.e. Frieutlsj and relatives invited.
J-4>*
SLACK. Tuesday. February 23. 1026. at
1420 33rd st n.w . SOPHRONIA G SLA< K.
aired 72 yeans. Funeriil above
dene© Fridav. February 26. at 10 a.m.
lielatives and fnendi* invited. Internumr
at Rook Creek Cemetery. 25*
SMITH. Wednesday. February 24. 1028 at w
o’eloek a.m., at her home. 1003 Irving
•t . Mrs. LUCY B. SMITH widow of Rev.
Jamea T. xSinith and beloved mother of
I>r. Lucian C. Smith of C-eara. Brazil:
Charles M. Smith. Maj. II Smith,
u. S. Army: Fanny B. Smith. Elizabeth
I>. Smith and Mrs. K. L. Campbell. No
tice of funeral later.
Departed this life February 22.
1020. at 4:63 p.m at her reaidene©. 2024
4th st n.w . Mrs. FLORENCE J. STEVENS,
beloved wife of John J Stevens. Funeral
from Florida Avenue Baptist Chureh Thur
day. February 25. at 1 p ro. Relatives and
friends invited. •
BWAVZE. Monday. February 22. 1020. ir
St. Petersburr. Fla.. THEODORE K.. be
loved husband of the late Elizabeth W.
Swayze. Services at hie late residence.
No. 1 Ea«t Melrose st.. Chevy Cba*e.
Md.. Thursday. February 25. at 11 a.m
Interment (private) Arlington National
Cemetery.
UNDERWOOD. Wednesday February 24.
D?2O CHARLES HARRISON UNDER
HOOD Notice of funeral hereafter. •
WARE. Entered into eternal rest Tuesday.
February 23. 102 rt. at Gallinger Hosnital.
VIRGINIA, devoted wife nf Fleming Wart.
Reniains restinsr at John T Rhinet, A: Co>
funeral chape] 3rd and I eta. s.w. Funeral
from Zion Baptist Church Friday at 1 30
nm Interment at Payne’s Cemetery. 25
WILLIS. Tuesday. February 23. 1026. at
his resident. H\?l sth st. n.w.. WILLIAM
W.. beloved husband of Katie M. Willis.
Funeral from his late residence Friday,
{•ehruary 26 1026. at 8:30 a.m. Mass at
St. Mary's Church at 9 a.m. Interment
at St. Mary s Cemetery. (New York an l
Baltimore papers please copy.) 25
Jin JHemoriam.
ALI.KN. In sa6 but loving remembrance of
our dear eon. CHARLES P. ALLEN wh<>
depaj-ted this life t-*u years ago. February
•34. 1924.
Sleet) on. onr darling, we will »ee you
again. Lovingly. FAMILY.
RRIiT.. In loving remembrance of my dec
mother. < HARLOTTE BRICE, who denar*
e<! (his lit- two years ago today. Februar
24. 1624.
On the liillsido. softly -leetting.
Wiiere tile flower- gt-nllv -aa.
Lie- the one I loved -o dearly.
In her lone anil silent grave
Every day brings sweet memorie-
Every memory brings a tear:
Deep within my heart I cherieh
Thoughts of one I loved so dear
HER LOVING SON. JESSE H. BRICE. *
BRICE. Sacred to the memory of my dea
foster mother. CHARLOTTE H BRICK
who died two years ago tcsJAy, February
24. 1924.
‘Twas early morning when the Master s
voice
Called softly. “Come and rest.
My suffering one. Come now and lay
Your head upon tny brea.-t."
BERTHA CARTES. *
BROYFN. In loving remembrance of my dear
son. CLARENCE BROWN, who departed
this life two years ago today. February 24.
1924. MOTHER BESSIE BROWN. *
BRYANT. In sad but loving remembrance of
MAUDE BRYANT, who debarred this lid
two years ago. February 21 1924.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DEVOTED FRIEND
FEWKES. In loving remembrance of ciy d
voted husband. JOHN I. FEWKES. wb
died seven years ago today. February 24.
1919.
HIS I.OYING WIFE. GENEVIEVE
FEWKES. •
HARRISON, in loving remembrance of--
dear wife anil mother. IDA K. HARRISON
who departed thi- life oiii year ago today
February 24. 1925.
We can nei- t — forget you d*-a*- mother
While on this earth *? stay.
For our biarts hav>- never been the saa. -
Since the day you parsed away
Oh how we long for you. dear mother.
When our hearts are sad with pain.
Jtl-t a word oi consolation.
Your loving voice to hear once again
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON. *
HINES. In loving remembrance of our dea
tnother. ANNIE P HINES, who passeq
away nine 'ears ago today. February 24.
1917.
You are not forgotten mother, dear
Nor never will you f-e.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. EDWARD AND
NORA. •
LYBKK. In sad but loving remembrance of
our deax daughter and sisier. HEI.EN J.
LYBEK fnee Webb), who departed from
us twelve years u„o today February 24.
1914. HER FAMILY. *
MILLER. In loving memory ol my dea
son. HYMAN MILLER, who do-d sud
denly five years ago today. February 24.
1921.
Bles-ed are the pure in heart
MOTHER
PfNtHBACK. ro the memory o: n,
devoted buddy BISMARK B PINCHBAi K
who entered into rest two years ago toda
February 24 1924.
I smile when I th:nk of you hi re
Aud 1 sigh as 1 think of you there
HIS BUDDY. LOUIS C. JONES. *
I’ROI'DFOOT. In loving remembrance of Oh
dear bu-band and father. O.
PROUDFOOT. who was kilieii so sudden’v
one year ago today. February 24. 1925
On the hillside, softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one I loved so dearly.
In his lone and silent grave.
Every day bring- sweet memories.
Every memory brings a tear :
Deco within my heart I <h»n-h
Thoughts of one I loved so dea:
Gone is the fa e
I .loved so dear.
Gone is the voice
I loved to hear.
1 • ninot help imt wonder why
The be-t are always first to die
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
ROBINSON. In ren of a dea
friend. SUSIE ROBINSON, who departed
this life one year ago yestenlav. Februar'
23. 1925.
She w ,ts kind and g'-ntle to eve-y one
If she could not speak good of others, she
had nothing to say
FRANCES BUTLER •
-ANDERs. In sail but loving rrmembran- e
of my dear daughter. AGNES SANDERS
who departed this hfe two years ago toda>-
Fehruarv 24. 1924
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. BETTIE GA
RIN •
'LYE. In sad but loving ie-nemb*-ance of
our dear mother. ELIZABETH SLYR. who
departed tin- life six years ago today. Fen
ruary 24. 1920.
Thou art gone, but not forgotten.
Fresh our love will always I—.
For a= long as then is memory
We will always think of thee.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. MR- M
E. DENT Jr, AND MR-, p V p\VM
FI'NKKAI. IMRKrTOKS. ~~~
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