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HOUSE HEARING TUESDAY
ON MT. VERNON HIGHWAY
Representative Moore of Virginia Is
to have a hearing on his Mount Vernon
boulevard bill before the House com
mittee on roads Tuesday morning at
19 o'clock.
Tills measure would authorise the
construction of the finest boulevard In
JEWELERS PLA TIKUMSMITNS
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ADOLPH HANK ARTHUR J. SUNDLVN
President Treasurer
MONDAY ¥ VALUE DAY I FAIR
—
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r Unde ™ e T.„. DRESSES FOR EASTER 50# ladies’ j
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9 , . want for Spring and Summer.
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Crepes want (or F.astev by this time. Well,
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Pussy Willow have selected vou will find in this FlOOVvi ApiOllfe
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sensational price.
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in solid colors and attractive pat- ‘ *• Value
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like Dad s. All fast color*.
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with new pant*. Hundreds of them to choose / j \, j j
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I the world as an ornamental entrance
! to the National Capital, over a 15-mile
riverside route from Washington's old
home at Mount Vernon to the Capital
etty he founded.
This measure carries the support ot
President Coolldgr and It Is being urged
for early passage so that the Army en
gineers will be able to make^.preliminary
Alls in time for the completion of the
highway by 1932. as it is intended to
be one of the outstanding memorials
in commemoration of the bicentennial
of Washington's birth.
THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. 0.. MARCH 25.. 1928—PART 1.
MARSHALL TO TAKE
CHICAGO POST SOON
Builder Will Sever Business Rela
tions Here to Head Western
Concern.
R, C. Marshall, jr.. war-time chief of
the construction division of the Army
and now general manager of the Asso
! elated Ocneral Contractors of America,
with headquarters here, will leave
Washington shortly to make his home
in Chicago, where he will assume the
1 presidency of a construction company.
I Mr Marshall's departure from Wash
| ington will bring to a close a 20-year
• res'dence here, during which he has
been an active leader In construction
work and lias gained prominence in lo
cal business circles.
Resignation from ihe board of diree
; tors of the firm of Maddux, Marshall,
i Moss A? Mallory, of which he was a
founder, and niso from the board of
directors of the Merchants Bank As
Trust Co., will mark Mr. Marshall's
severance of local business relationships.
As war-time chief of Army construc
tion. Mr. Marshall directed the emer
gency military building program, in
volving construction of more than 500
projects which included the canton
ments built to house the National Army
Succeeding Mr. Marshall as general
manager of the Associated General
j Contractors Association, D. A. Garber,
j a former president and founder of the
association, will resign his office as presi
dent. of the Northeastern Construction
Co. of New York, which he has held for
the past 24 years, to assume his new
post here.
.
Commissioned in Reserves.
David J. Fitzgibbon, at the Soldiers'
Home, has h-en commissioned by the
j War Department a first lieutenant in
j the Dental Corps of the Reserve Corps
! of the Army.
CHAPLAINS ARE CHANGED.
| Col. John T. Axton to Retire ns
Chief April 6.
Several important changes In the as
signment.* of Army chaplains will be
j made in the near future. Col. John T.
■ Axton. chief of chaplains, will be retired
for disability April 6, and will be suc
ceeded as head of the corps by Chaplain
Edmund P. Easterbrook. now division
chaplain at, Fort Sam Houston. Tex
Chaplain Stanley C. Ramsden. now on '
; duty in the Panama Canal Zone, will
relieve Chaplain Easterbrook at Fort
Sam Houston, and will be relieved in
Panama by Chaplain John T. Axton. jr.,
I now at Fort Myer. Va. Though not set
■ tied, it is probable that Chaplain Milton
O. Beebe, now at the War Department
will succeed Chaplain Axton at Fort
Myer.
Chaplain Benjamin J. Tarskey. also
at the War Department, has been or- j
dered to duty in the Panama Canal Dr- j
partment as the relief of Chaplain John i
R. Carroll, who has been assigned to
duty at Selfrldge Field, Mich. Chan
lain Walter J. Donoghue. on duty in the
Philippines, will relieve Chaplain Tars
key at the War Department.
MISS BEALL TO SPEAK.
Member of Associated Charities
Will Address Nursery Aid Club.
Miss Louise O. Beall of thp Associated
Charities will address the March meet
ing of the Friendship House Nursery
Aid C'ub tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 j
| o'clock at the Young Women's Chris- ,
tian Association. Seventeenth and K
streets, and has selected ns her subject |
! "The Family in Need of Help.”
Mrs. Margaret, Lendner McMullen
will read a group of short stories, and
Mrs. William E Chamberlin will pre
side.
* •
State-aided houses built in Great
Britain last year totaled 196,589, or
» twice the number erected in 1922. j
MAJ. R. P. HALL DIES j
AT HOSPITAL HERE
Veteran of World War Had Been
111 for Several
Months.
Maj. Buskin P Hall. Coast Artillery
Corps, who served as a lieutenant colo
nel In the Coast Artillery. National
Army, during the World War. died Fri
day evening at Walter Reed General
Hospital, following several months' Ill
ness. In his forty-second year. Surviving
him are his widow. Mrs. Mary Proctor
Hall: a daughter. Miss Mnry P. Hail,
and his father. Charles J. Hall of Day
ton, Ohio.
j Funeral services Will be conducted at
Fort Myer chapel tomorrow at 10:30'
j o'clock with interment In Arlington I
Cemetery.
The Brlghtwood Commandery will j
conduct Masonic services in which
Chaplain Alfred C. Oliver, jr., U. S. A., I
will officiate. The pallbearers will be !
Capt. F. L. Sheffield, United States
Navy; Maj Willep. Maj. John P. H.
O'Rear, U. S. A.: Maj. Robert H. Dun
lop. U. S. A.: Henry A. Sinuate, U. S. A., !
and Maj. W. Woolford. U. S. A.
Born in Ohio. Maj. Hall was grad- j
uated from the Naval Academy in Oc
tober. 1910. and was commissioned sec
ond lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps,
the same year. During the World War
he reached the •v’-adc of lieutenant eolo-
I nel. National /*My. and was stationed
j at Fort Monroe. Va., to December. 1918,
when he was sent to France, where he I
j served as welfare officer, base section
I No. ft. Third Armv.
: >
MAJ. RAFAEL A. SEGARRA
DIES AT WALTER REED
Infantry Officer Cited for Gallantry
in Action ‘in Franc? During
World War.
i Maj. Rafael A. Segarra. United States
Infantry, detailed to duty with the 83d
Division. Organized Reserves. Colum
bus. Ohio, died at Walter Reed Hospital
Friday afternoon and probably will be
burled in the Arlington National Ceme
tery.
He was born in Ad juntas. Porto Rico. !
October 28. 1880. and entered the mili
tary service as private. Company F.. j
Porto Rican United States Volunteers'
in March 1900. He was commissioned
captain. Infantry Section. Officers Re
serve Corps, in 1916 and called to active
duty April 30, 1917. During the World
War he reached the grade of lieutenant
rolonel. He served with the 309th In
fantry and was cited for gallantry in
action near Bols des Loges. France.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Car
men Guiot Segarra: two sons. Antoufio
and Rafael A. Sagarrn. Jr., and one
daughter. Carmen. He was a member
of the Sociedad Economtca de Amigos
del Pais, a graduate of the Army War
College. 1927, and of the Command and
Staff School. 1924.
MRS. A. E. WENRICH RITES.
Funeral Services Conducted at
First Reformed Church.
Puneral services for Mrs. Anna Eliza
beth Wenrich. 1349 Quincy street, who
died last Wednesday at Garfield Hos-
I pita!, were conducted at the First Re
formed Church yesterday afternoon
Rev. J. D. Buhrer. pastor, officiated and
burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs Wenrich was bom in Washing- ’
ton. May 31. 1890. and was the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Weber. Her husband. Charles Wenrich, i
is clerk in charge of personnel of rural
delivery service in the Post Office De
partment.
She was active In the affairs of the*
First Reformed Church, having been
superintendent of the cradle roll, teach
er in the primary department and a
member of the Woman'* Missionary So
ciety and Ladies' Aid Society. She had
a record of five consecutive years in,
Sundav school attendance at the
church.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Wenrich
is survived by a son. Charles, and her
mother.
Ch»aDsJde's oldest building, known as !
"The Chained Swan.” which bears a
tablet stating that It was one of th» 1
few houses saved in the great fire of!
London, is to be razed,
I CLYDE J. NICHOLS. Inc.
UNDERTAKERS
4209 9th St. N.W.
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I'nrmrrl.s Sir* rr**ltl*ii«.N*rrelarv
H. K. *n»Tirf In.
Phone Col. 6324
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OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT
EISEMAN’S, 7th & F
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AMBULANCES
Private Service, $4.00
Steel Vaults, $85.00
Hml rl(ill(.f#(»rfil CCA *l*
(.(•km VW
Entire Funerals, $75.00 Up
Lowest Prices
Tit* Hrnivn <MnHF 1 itnrrnl Hum*
W. W. Chambers Co.
KflO Chapin St. N.W. Col. 432
Ryan Ambulance
Service Highly
Satisfactory
Wr h.iv* anililllrtiirea that atr'tbr
very laal wurd in niialmi roin,ttu<
turn The* hi* roomy Hint mnilitt
ah'r mtli all iikhli rn sanitary cm I
venlmrea. Attendant atuntinatiyin*
fill' e| t jlr I' Infill nr nlll "I In all *rrv
in* Rraanualile <m*t
JAMES T. RYAN j
Fwwruif hirttlm
ait Pa Are. S*.sc.
Trlrtillonr Allnnllr lIIMI 11II t .
Complete Mortuary
Service ....
Perry A W»M* |u(»rHiar,y »*rvf»»
Iratra n instil In lm ilrair*i| llm
vi*.ir* nl *»|ir i mill's itnalll' it* in
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Perry & Walsh
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1 Main 984
! MRS. G. E. 00LLIVER DIES.
Funeral Tomorrow for Women's
City Club Member.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Dolllver, 59 years
old. active here in the Women’s City i
Club and as a member of the auxiliary
boaid of the Homeopathic Hospital, died
In Emergency Hospital Friday after
a long illness. Mrs. Dolllver came here
from Baltimore two years ago.
She Is survived by a sister. Mrs. Alice ,
M. Minch, of this city: a brother. George
M. Eastman, of South Paris. Me., and
two grandchildren. Margaret and Louis
Yakei.
Funeral services will be conducted at
Gawlcr's chapel tomorrow afternoon at,
5 o’clock. Interment will be in South
Paris. Me.
GEN. WINGATE DIES.
! Sponsor of Rifle Practice Was Head
of National Board.
Brig Gen. George W. Wingate of New
1 York, who introduced rifle practice in
! this country as part of military lnstruc
, tion In thp National Guard and who
: was president of the National Board for
; the Promotion of Rifle Practice for 25
vears. died at his home in Brooklyn
Thursday, and was burled yesterday in
the Quaker Cemetery at Prospect Park
He was born in New York July 1. 1840
and served in the New York Volunteers
during the Civil War. Since then he
was actively .dentifled with the develop
; ment of the National Guard and the
' development, of military Instruction in
j the public schools.
Im ■
Aimy Officers Transferred.
Col. Julius T. Conrad, adjutant gen
eral's department, has been transferred
irom the Philippines to Baltimore: Maj.
Frank M. Holmrs, inspector general’s
j department, from this city to San
! Francisco; Maj. Le Roy Reeves, judge
advocate general's department, .from
this city to Honolulu; Maj. Lester S.
Hill, judge advocate general’s depart- ,
ment. from Honolulu to this city; Maj.
Charles T. Harris, jr.. ordnance depart
ment, from this city to Governors Is
land. N. Y.: CapL Alexander R. Bolling.
; United States Infantry, from Fort Hunt.
Va.. to this city, and First Lieut. Henry
J w Holt. Field Artillery, from the Vir
■Rrt sToBL A “ dfms '- »
.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Cloudv. prob
ably occassional showers todav and to
morrow; continued warm, followed bv
colder tomorrow afternoon or night.
Maryland. Virginia—Cloudv. probablv
occassional showers todav and tomor
row: continued warm, followed bv cold
er tomorrow' afternoon or night.
West Virginia—Showers and possibly
local thunderstorms todav; tomorrow
showers and colder.
Temperature for 24 Hours.
Temperature—Midnight. 50; 2 am.
46; 4 a.m.. 43: 6 a.m., 39; 8 am.. 42;
10 a m.. 55: 12 noon 68; T p m.. 78:
4 pm. 78; 6 pm.. 75; 8 p.m.. 72; 10
pm. 68.
Highest. 78: lowest. 39.
Temperature same date last sear—
Highest. 41; lowest. 33.
Tide Tables.
i Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survev. i
Today—Low tide. 4:55 a.m and 5:35
pm.: high tide. 10:48 a.m. and 11:16
, pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 5:46 am. and
6:32 pm.: high tide. 11:40 a.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 6 04 am: sun sets
6:25 pm..
Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:03 a in.; sets
6.26 p.m.
Moon rises 8:31 am.; arts U;l7 pm.
Automobile lambs to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
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hnihilr ta>t vv(Hin I Alls and H ala it « sta I
Flmhl.i as* to lull amt Park t.i no
l.ilw'ial rraaitl c H itavlntnih ItUIN
Wales -1 nr tllaiilh .Mill,
*1 fM'lliily • sniti Omen Miin aokl iaa*
l-Mi'k i iMhui haniL oii Wat nta Palar* Thrair>
Inda.vtnthi \ aisialilr k**o»*kr 11 Itiund . all
Sdamt lilrt m JA'.'l* llih »1 n u Hen nd
"A*
WHItY ft* H morolna ot M t»vh "*1 »l
T 2n a m nlallniim «iih liamomi* and aan
nluira , t»f' nn diraaina I*M* ladi * nmm
I't Pnlimat ••*< X.» *1 nhuls \*H N*w
'“fk 12 A mi lo* Wa.huialnn 1'>««*1
i*»anj |*h u« W*at l»l 2J*
j . FUNERAL FOR FLYER.
Army Airman, Killed at Manila, to
B* Buried Here Tomorrow,
Funeral services will be held at;
Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, for First
Lieut. Matthew E. Finn, Army Air
Corps, who was killed in an airplane
accident, at Clark Field. Camp Stotsen
berg. near Manila, P. I„ November 21. ;
and whose body has Just arrived in this
i city.
Lieut. Finn was bom in this city
June 16. 1897. and served as a private
in the Signal Corps from December.
1917. to June. 1918. when he was com
missioned a second lieutenant in the I
Air Corps of the National Army for
service in France. In July. 1920. he was
graduated from the Air Service Obser- j
j vation School and was appointed a first I
I lieutenant in the Air Corps of the Reg- 1
ular Armv. His widow, Mrs. Eva Cutts
Finn, was with him in the Philippines
at the time of his death and accom
panied his body to this city.
Deaths Reported.
Deaths reported during the last 24
hours.
Hriur-t J,iv,. ■'’ uherm. Oruidtl. Ce-t'iid.
F. Dolliner. William Sw.-no. B—tie A. i
V;»te*. Ann.i E Wen-lch. Lnb»rti*« j
'tie to-rnbinr T-u* Lestei ,f. Reiss. 'Villia"i
s . Early Ev, Elt-tCcth Fo-tune c*rl C. !
c*rr, Sarah D> v. N*l!b YYallace Marraret ,
Wml, Kran«i« Thonia*. John Dnurlas Cha-. j
loti* .tvk-orl. F.nrirev S*l«in ’isfcnt to Sal- ■
lif* AlWtfram Raymond K Anderson.
! -
Carbs of £liantti.
AhRI'RV. We wish to extend to our rela
tiv*«. iicishbftr*. fri*nd. our siit'c-e thank,
find appro latino for their expression* of .
aympathv floral and other tribute* al thr I
rp<t>nt death of our wif» and mother.
I.AIRA MARIE ASBURV
ROY rot.i’M BUS ASBURY AND SOS
.»r, * |
I KEXNKV. Wr wish to extend to our
friend* an.l i>*i:rhlw>r* our -m>*r* thank,
and appro, latino for their kiml attention i
durinr th* illiic..* and for their *x- j
pi*.“ion. of -ynipathy and floral tribute* ;
at lb* death of our beloved wife and
mother «AR\H C. KENNEY
ROBERT R. KENNEY AND FAMILY. •
WINNING. W* with to thank th* ’-plain-*,
friend* and orjam/ation- for IhPir *x
nfe-so.n of .vniinlhy and floral trihiitp. at
th* ro-ent d*alh of my wife and mother
I IH\ MANNING
E. r>. MANNING AND FAMILY. •
YIrKI.KDV. W» wish to extend to our
friend* and r-latn*. our sincere lhank.
and aonrefiation for th" expression* of
• empathy and floral frihntp* at th* dea'b
of our inothrr. EI.IF. Y BETH M<F.I.ROV
HER CHILDREN. *
Sratfi*.
B AKLK. On M.ir- h -’ll. Iff.'B at tflOS 4»h
*t. nRANSOM C. BAKER
BEAN. On Wednesday. March ’ll. 1976 at
•’.Tit n.m.. at Freed men * Hospital.
RICHARD BEAN ased 30 years, beloved
broth*, of Mamie Carter Mtoot* Hints**
aml John Rpan. Funeral from Gla.r-oe A
Brown', funeral parlor* 7007 12th si
nMonday March 7rt at 2 n.m. All
frt-nd. and relative* are invited. 7a*
RtlKttl l,H*. On Frida* Mar. h 23. 192 V
it hi. re-idenre BalMo*. V, WILLIAM
L BOROUGHS m his o.trd v, a - Funeral 1
I «erviee* at 7 n.m. Sunday Mar>h IS
from hi. late residence Interment at
Merri field. Va IS*
Bl RGF-NS. On Frida* Mars h 23. 192 K
GEORG F M BURGESS Funeral from
hi. late resident-* 724 North Carolina a*».
*.*.. on Sunday. March 25. at 10 a m In
terment at Culpeper. Va,
(OAKLEY. Fr'day. Marsh 73. at 4 IS nm..
at the r»»id"n<"* of J B Robert. Glen
E* ho Height. Md .i FRANK COaKLF.Y
He leave, his wife 'Mr*. D. Cnakley; hi.
j mother, Mr». A. W. Balmont ami ore
brother. John Cnakley of Baltimore. Md
T’n* funeral will he conducted from Potn
mae M E. chur'-h. Monday at 7 o'clock
p m Friends and family are invited to j
t attend. t Frederick. Md.. papers pi«a»e
•opv.t • ]
n01.1.1A ER. On Friday. M arch 73 192*
d <b- Rmerrem-y Hosm'al. GERTRI'DE
E DOLLIVER he loved *i»ter of Altee M
Minch. Fun*"-;'.! er\ic« al Gawler'a
charset JT.'Mt Rnnsyivania ave. nw. no
Sunday. March 75. at « p.m. Interment
Sooth Pari. M'. 75
I EARN. On Thursday. March 77 197 Sat
3770 Cpton »«, n.w RICHARD LEE s«*n
of the late Dr, R,-hard Lee Fearn of
Mobil' Ala,, axed 65 year. Service* at
l.re« chapel Monday. March IS. at I:SM
nm. i Mobile. Ala., paper, please copy.*
FOOTE. On Saturday March 74 197* *t
» l,\ a.m.. at her re-aden, 1 * ISIS Euclid
»t n*. artn a Ion? illt***«. MRS.
1.0 l lsR M ILL* . FOOTF. devoted mother
of ItiM.ll G. Rankin ami Irritif V. D
Foot* Funeral from her late residence on
Monday. March 7*5 a* 7 orlerk. 23*
ROUTINE. IhtwHnt ttio life W*dnes*tay.
M nth 71. I If7 J 4. at 2 am. at her orter »
remteme 4Sth «t. n.e . EV A KLIZ.A
BETH FORTCNE. danchter of Kathiyn
< Ha’-rinstou ami be!ov*,t si* ter of Mr*.
URi* Bceie Mr*. Cora Mi«. Blanche
Hsrriturtr ii >l*. Mary Gary and aunt of
j Blttiwh Turner. . Kathryn Harrington ami
Thonva, Baroe*. jr.. ami a host of trtemi*
Re natn. r-Mtns at 143 H S »t n.w Funeral
from Anbury M E. Church. 11th and K
»ts. n.w Sutulav Mtrdi 25. at 1 p m
Pev. Jet kins nfdctatinx. rrieml. invited, j
Interment 1 .tin-,"ln Memorial Cemetery 23* j
FRENCH. On Satunf iv. Man h 2t tff.’S a!
th* i*«.dpn,e of her duiarhter. Mrs. Fran- !
C, Wallac* ft Drum morn! avenue
Drummond Md .IRENE MARLOW
FRENCH widow of Dr. Ricardo l> Del.
Fremh. Notice of funeral later,
tint mtl. Oo Friday March 23 l»2fl «»
17 noon at Georgetown I'niver.-tv Ho*
iiijl KATHFRINK hflmel mother .f
Gertrude M. Gruidei I.ll*' Mi«c htwm
a'e. nw. amt H J Grnidef of Cal’forma
Funeral from Hanlon . , ha'**! t>4l R
* ! n.e.. on Monda* Mw h 7rt at f» S't
thenee to M. Mattiiew * Church whe-c
mas. will h* .aul »' It* a.m tor th* rc
tM,se of her .out. Interment Mount Oo.et
• emeterv. 75
M A|.L. Frtda • March 73. 1378 at W «!t*r
Rtcf Hn.ntti! Mv RI'sKIN PIER* K
husKand of Ab,e Hall. Funeral **r» t ■**
at the Fort Mvrr • bane), with fu’l milt
fury vt>i Mysoni servteea at |t*;3t* a m
Monday M irtA 7d R-msms ir.tine *t
thr W. W f h.m'yr* . funeral homr 1 tih'
Chapin st. n.w. tOhto papers please
copy s
H *RBI\. On Satunlay. Mac h7* l!»-*s .t
Provideme Hospital. MARY BLANCHE
belose,! dauyhlpr of the lat* El ! « A and
Thoma* H. Harbin, and *i.«ter of Genre* \
i F Harbin. Funeral will t * held f*om ;
her 1. •!* residence. II 7th »t * * Mon
day March 7'v at S in \r> . then,-' to
St P-ter’« Chors h whe-e ma«« ssdl he .
•aid at f* a si. for the moose of her soul.
Inteewent Mount lilts ft Cemetery
HARt'EK. On Friday March 7;t. l!*7»s .>
I it» -n> u |;I4S IVnnsylvanta .se »e
LILLIAN A titer' Clarkt twinsed wife of
j John r. Hartser an,; mother of Violet l:
i Coates Funeral Mt'mlas Marsh •>» at
II ant Interment at Cedar HtU t>nw-
I t*rv 75
HU.YON. On Frida*. March 73 R'7> at
the rest.fenie of her -on t'ht.ie* V Hil
ton 7lt! Fst „ > FRANCES A »wtow
lof B'piamin F Hilton Srrviys at
,-h.ti'cl of Joseph F Biph a s„e. 3034
M st nw. on Mom!ay Mach Til at -7
tens Interment at Vienna V* 7,\*
I ABDULA tsu Snuolav Mv>h 74 IP’S
LAI P V widow of the lat* John 1 tritel! t
Fit need frrsm W 4V IV.it » funeral home
s|t. It »» o e on Monday Mv, " 7«t as
[ 3 „.m ReUttse. and friend* invited In
1 l*rnuni at Consreastonal Cemetery
JtSHN.ttN. On Friday March 73. 1•> '. at
I* w.m. at the reside nue of her ton
Joseph Nelson Rose J*t7 C«|s*rt «1
it's RFBFt'C t RftSF, JOHNSON fire
Con ‘nylon t Itstemtenl at Liberty h*d
• ltv.lt snapolt. and Cm ino.sti patter, please
C4»H|.l
MONYIiOMERA On Frtd.s Marsh "3
11*7* ALF.AN MONTGOMERY .h-'pl-st
j tlmthtrv of Rnrton Moo’topier, an<4 «i*
ter of Amelia Ad-tr I>»rl. Mot'lraheb
> atul Fersttnand Mootsomnv Fttneral
T»ie»>la.v, March 77 «t l pns front th*
vs I'" ‘test tars i. Co « funeral pa;-h>-»
7777 tia. ave n w 7tt
NOYES. On Friday. Maivh 73 Y!*7S at |
Slides Ito. total ROSE MACFARIANF!
NOYES are,! .3d sear.. If lot p,i wit* of
Harry J Noyea _ »,sd daughter of Emms
B and the late James D. Fmch Funeral
v l,s's at her late re»Hlti»'e id Its
isth .1 ne Ml s3d am Monday Maoh
7n fodosse,! bv reodtetn ns.a., at si ;
Anthous s t hutch at I* *r« Yh iends 0,l
reiiitue« tnsttthU Interment its Mount ■
Olivet Cemetery 75• |
CMllUl's, Saturates Marsh 74 tn.'s at
K tuersenev Hosphs! t AI'HERtNF »
w nlstw of the late Ed.no I'htHitv. and
••ndher of INnnths I anti Rasnttvsd H
I'htlhts* •serst.es at s H Hn*e* the
tuny la 1 home 7t«*l 1 »th si nw Mon
day Maivh 7d to aus Internsent GVn
w nod Ometeis 7,\ ,
BIRD, <*»t hatsoaiar nsornosa Marsh "I 1
It‘*‘ * *1 her lesid'isce 1740 Ivsnsi .t '
o.ss ELLA F BE Els ssuksw of RsAsant
H ss ed Evps,- ,| prtsate tns Yvew *,
Maivh •’! at 7pm Interttstnl ns Rvk
t r,s>k Cemetery 78
B»»YY AN. Dept test this life Yhur*U*s
Maivh 77 Id’S HENRY ROYVyN be
lose,! huslsaint of Annie Rowan lather of
OatAr Heusou Maaate Ross an J*,ste Rstr t
neit, grandfather tsf Edith Humett I\dh \
] Syr funeral frssut hi* late reanletH'e. ill's |
'Mb »t n » Monday March 2d. I pm I
Relattse* and friend* invited, 25
NED ANN A On Emits March 73. lO2S
General Hcmtal, M.
844 AH. A sKOARRA, tv love,' huaNuwt
of Carmen Strata a. Hemaonl >eaiin, in*
futsti tl Horne of YV Y\ t'hamtwrm tv
t IdO A’lsamn st « « vmld 7a m I'v.c.
shiv. Marsh 27 Ell Herat *er» me tta lYat f
Mser > h .pel at H sin Inb'rment »t Ar- -
ttuatssn tiiurteis with mtiitary honors j
.YMYH On Salurd-sy Maivh '*4 IR2S 1
YNNA M. hMITH ssulos bl 'V »Hei R
i 3«w\«h ainf voun«e*4 shtnthier tsf the lat* i
.» Dtliery ami Mairarvs A Wiltlam. in j
ttse «H»h year pt hr Me Fspsev «1 Tu*» ?l
i‘h»- Maoh *» 1 at It am at Hats M
Castaett a umh'i taktua e.twtsb.tsnsens I.Ad
tVtmt ** interment Coiwry»^j,«ssl
MIMV AN tbs .Stuidov Marsh “» IN'S
1 >;* . jeantenee 131A Jtdth st nss
OJLt A si ILIA AN »nh>ss of the late;
Mi, haelHuths an I'nneiai wOt taka ptare i
bom the le.nien C of hr- * »te, M,» I
Mnhael Dtuaw. 334i* N ,t w » Mondas I
M-\nlt 7N, at » ovKsh am tbs■*•* t»* i
Kntv fvosit' Ch'to h share mas* ss,d s-» I
- M. t*l' nsVss,\ lot ,«s«nt is Nob }
Hsod Ca* mate vs tJRoHatPb «i«i Rvt,* u I
T*t . tvattm* tvlraafKotv i » t
'• *■ .*
frXKy. The officer, and number* cf
ih» Star Srwoffled Banner Cnamil, No i.
Junior Order American Media ilea
r'nueiittd to att»ud the fune-at of n>ir
1 late brother WILLIAM A AWFENEY
which wt|t he h*lff from the Donelaf
Memorial Methodist Chor<*>. 11th and R
«»« no Auodav March 2.V 1923 at 3
n.m. All requested to attend
'Signed > .1. A BOURNE Councilor
Attest GEORGE P. BARNE3. Se<~re»r-y
25*
TAILOR. On Friday. March 23 1923
ALIDA T. helmed daurhter of M-. end
Mr* O T Taylor rtrvoted »i«trr of Mr*,
frono T Leak. Mr*. Jen mo T Wilder Rob
ert A. Beniamin W. and Albert F. Ta*-
lor Funeral from h*r late residence 1713
IJMh »t. n.w.. no Monday. March 23. at
2:30 p.m Erienda and relative* in*'*ed.
2*»
TAYLOR On Thursday March 22 102* at
he- r*»idf"'e I"P* 20th *t. n.w.. MART
Gf'STUS TAVLftR devoted wife of the
late Rev .1, A. Taylor and mother, of
Beniamin H. Taylor Funeral Sundae
Mar«h 75 Jf»2* hem Mount Jet reel
Bantlat f htiroh. sth and E *t» «.e at 1
n.m Remaut* reatmr at the W. Ernest
Jarvi* Co. funeral parlor*. 2222 Georjr.»
av* n.>v. ;J
fHOtfPWN. Go tA'-dne-dav March 22
107* JAMES THOMPSON devoted eon or
and Elisabeth Thompson. Funeral
I Monday. Mar«h 73 at f n.m from the
” Ernest Jarvi* Co. funeral narlora. 2777
! Georaria ave. n.w. 7A
TR wf , ; KTT - 'l' l Ff'day. Jtarh 23 192* *t
Id 70 n.m at hi* residence 177.7 Penn
”•*•. AT.BF.RT T tietored huehand of
Mary a Tnnl»tt tnee McDonald-. Fn
n*ral from above residence Tn»»da~
r.„l' h ?* ,7*' *lO am. th-nte to St
Dominic • Church dth and E *ta. I*
?''iere tnae* will he said at ft 30 o'clock
for the reno*e of hie eonl. Relative* a r, d
fri-nd* invited. Interment Mount Oh et
temet*ry. •*
! TPiPEKTT. Member* of Potomac r ouii-tl.
! . r,’”'.’- Knnrht* of Columhu*. ar- an
i ALBERT
T;.. TRIPLETT Funeral from hi* 1»t».
residence 17 <.l Penn »t. or Tu-ade "
r 7 -,*l *:9O a.tn.. thmr» to <t.
~7* , * f hurch. where requiem tnaaa
«'!' >2 **'d at 9 30 odor k
WlTi'f'Jva\ firanrf Kmshf.
WILLIAM T KERNAN. Fin. See. 23
* Thuraday. March 27
** Freedmen e Hn*mtai cot *
?’ f "A RD SON WASHINGTON devoted
..r' 1 *o' r Rtfhardaon and nie-»
*f Ebzaiwth Smith erater of Aline If
~o l! ,'L T tiner a I Mondar Fehrtiarr To
at ...30 n.m. from the W. Emeat Jama
»« « funeral narlora 7722 cV j'e rv
" s'kV** u” ,Sa, !»^ i ' r Miirrh 74 lf»2* at
; -„ hl ' y Hoamtjl. ALICE D. WELL* awd
S Rrmaois reumr at the W at
I>il funeral home. *t| rj h ne t„r-.
a* Mwhiean City M ic "
W \ r rr r r «T* l '^ ,,LT - 3 I*3*.
s inVe L w , ,t?? re *rsgz, yjpzi
Chmeitoy ln »«rn»Sn h?m
in iHemonam.
A*«IRI. In memory of a *r*te
and mother LATRA M. A'Bl'RV who
Ma-r h 17. 1023. at Gar
n»id Memorial Hoamtal.
'•? rtid ' ,h, ■ f, "P*’-t from u*.
iih' l™ * *«ep hetween her and death
j ftn do we mi** her
for there ia su« h a vacant pla-e.
Cov»r>. remembered loosed for alwar#
Rnnsnnr many a .dent te* r: *
*!!!» Yl7 l' ** r 11 Tn « dear mother.
And tell you n er and o er.
JI’LF ** meet to nart no more
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND JND SO*f •
f ,*2 1 "F rememSean-e Os me
trr *' ny * RFRK
| day' M^h r 25. t ?r27’ ,T ,Mr ,r ° 2»
**^***',"• I" «,vred memorv of nor d«a -
r CATHERINE A. BROS
: March 25 i »ut. * We,Ve yfar * «• *«Ur
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS •
RRt 'NT. In tov-ny mmur of my d*a-
: n ' h : r n, r BRTA NT who %U
M*nn _.y 4„ rears
Gn .not foerotten "
HER SON ALEX. C BRTAXT. •
rn MAR,\ n
aao tod.r Meprh 75 1973
HER DACGHTERS AND SON. •
t. WI \ V in «<re.t m*moev of my dr».-
fri-nd MARTHA .A GWIXN. who entered
Mar. h'-5 r {f»7V f,Ur Te * r * 110 Today
Thouyh absent fr«m me the ia tn«t at
j d..,r. FANNY W GREENHOW
MULE*. In *ad but loner remembrance
Rosf' 'vn , r*f , ’' r v “C** arandtnothev
R >SE M MILLER who dena'ted tht* bf e
nine year* *»•> today. March 25 lfllfi.
Onr thourht* are alway* wandenne
J n tb» er*ve *o fa- away.
Whe-e our dear mothe- ,* sl'trmt
fn the «-oM and silent clay.
veer* have ii«ar mother.
Thonjh von wet* ie>r forjfft
Th' Power, on ronr zraxr Lave withermi
B*lt we -em'wher rou vet
»« ,nd «*«?•
MPNcnr. In bun; remembrance of * 3 e
i ,m 5 r-andmnts.r. NANCY MON
-1 Marl*""" '{«»!>| ! * four y,ar * ***• Today.
| n-«t in mj.r you- nai«s are ended.
» to «|V» you
IV'v rr* tj
! s»i ?nyp’ ft>e you
Ta t-he vou from this world of sorrow
and pain.
<' Jw were V*n*t In aP mar w ay*.
« *»rirht »n-i n»*t to the end
Vi-uwce »n«l kmd in heart and mind:
j wn-'t a t»«.a»»»*fct memory you left Seh!’~*.
"WtOHTrS?^' 5 **»
SMITH. In lonny remembrance of nor'
•'amt mo»b.-. JOSEPH INF
"1? 'H.f'JtTFd »h’* hfe 13 year*
I am tniYty. M-irch 75. 1910.
Ret m eva-e. your work is ended:
Sweetly «leen. your ra»'- i, -qn.
S You have too- where those who lore you
i Cf*f>*9 DTP St on*
LDVINC HI'>SAND ANbi HILDREN
TAVIAR. In tonne rememb-ance of our
•tear W«fe -od mnth»- JAMS TATLDR
who BMwd »'«? one year ajro today.
March 75. 192 T
Gone, bvt rot fo r * •>• *rc
THE FAMILY •
TAIMIR. In tonne rem-mbranc. of pj*
«L»ufhte- and cur- JANIE T.AY-
L K P*«aei away one year i»j tn
•ay March 25 1977.
Gone, but not fo-rntt o
MOTHER AND SISTER *
Tt 3M \V. TIRRs In torinr -emembra-c
-of my dear t»uth*r MAGGIE TUBMAN.
»ho c oaeted this hfe 70 vea-tt a*n. March
•'.A »*>«ia ,nd my dear aunt. MINNIE
Hawkins tirrs who tht* hf*
75 year* a*o. .An-* 3 1 sxvt
ANNA TURMAN WEST. •
W HtTR. In tnv me c-mems-ee-* of tpe
•tear husband and son OLLIE WHTTT
•\a' ' ih-'T *° * ucden!y on * JtiT *3O
- are nnt f*vt*ilrn. dear OI!;e
V*• c mr- i i i-o i .* u rr
ft'XtHAt PI RECTORS.
Timothy Hanlon
3*l Ml m Phono t. wi
Wm. H. Sardo & Co.
Private I.imousine Ambulance
Lincoln 524
Frank Gcicr's Sons Co.
«n;t SEVA M H St s w Mwm. TATE
M -I--U rh.»w> fevpb.me Tv*Rail alte
JOHN ‘ r'"WRIGHT CO.
»337 N w Ft*. Vorlh «?
CHAS. S. ZURHORSt
M»t t'Afirot ST
Murnhi jUt.
T. F. COSTELLO
f.'A N i ai» 1..» s» _ NOKTN tp-a
P. A. TALTAVULL
st* 9K ANt H H
Joseph F. Birch's Son
iISA AC HitU'H i
>ui m si \ .
V. L SPEARE CO.
Neil her (he .tuvesoor* of nv*r (y*nruw.'«W
Phono »>ack no n *ww* n 91* n.W,
■ i wsth ata r wa, n.h.
J; MH HIM IKK Ponerol Waaalaa «oR
a.mhntmer Imm* lw remteethso. frown
W. Warren Taltavul)
Uth A Sprin* Ri CaL 4*4
ALMUSR.BPEARE
SuccYffhni l>Mf vvr\*m*i W R RpowrtO*
IiXS CoaiMHTtkut Ayr
Potomac 4600
X ifWAI 13— H aA. 45 atm, tliwrit
muTiit iotT
a. Ri:.\Wirv CoV M rrtcn yTot reSaW
.My h*n tuivovi include, iwuwtu.l *.rr
white o**b t-i*u» *o\ IIHH M*» i.R*.
- . -*r,_
im«u inuu.vk
GEO. C SHAFFER
BLACKJSTONE. 1407 H
Rmuhlhl (*Km«I
IWviauA, |n auvl uia
_«•* hFI M AIN A Hit
C*P*H*» Autrt D»b*.r« hstvii'o
At tiAl’ s ~~»\tvy *s>*or~-”SMi<c>«» . a
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