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OFFICERS TRANSFERRED, j
Jlaj. N A. Harper Comes to Gen* ;
eral Dispensary Here.
Mk.i Samuel J. Randall, Dental Corps
has been transferred from Fort Myer.
Vs., to Ohio State University. Colum
bus; MaJ Neal A Harper. Dental Corps,
from Ohio State Uriversitv to the Gen-;
real Dispensary, Washington; Mai.
Cleveland C Glee. Corps of Engineers,
from Fort Leavenworth. Karts, to Fort
Humphreys. Va.; Lieut. Col Reginald
H Kelley. Infantry, from Arrnv War
College, this city, to duty with the Min
nesota National Guard at St. Paul;
C 01.432 -§ ■ ii a Col. 432
r Calls H 92 l s: t t v
UNDERTAKING SERVICE
S3OO Funerals for $195
$l5O Steel Vaults for SBS
We have the finest embalmcrs obtainable W F Elliott, our
manager, is as high class a funeral director as there is in town His
experience covers a lifetime. Get the best at one-half the old-time
undertakers’ prices.
Call
W. W. CHAMBERS CO.
Th« Brownstonr Funeral Home
Cor. 14th 5 Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432
sew
■ - - I II ■ X _
GENUINE
python Jj/N
<>i ni'T^ib
Capt. William N. Thomas, Corps of En
gineers. from Pittsburgh to Fort Hum-
I phreys; First Lieut. John W. Wofford,
j2d Cavalry, from Fort Riley, Knns.,
*to 3d Cavalry. Port Myer: Capt Wil
liam F. Gent. Infantry, from Infantry
School. Fort Benning. Ga.. to the Ma
rine Corps School. Quantico. Va.. and
First Lieuts Newton Longfellow and
Charles P Prime, Air Corps from
Mitchell Held. Long Island, to the office
of chief of Air Corps. Munitions Build
; ing.
-• ■«
A girl who has just left scluiol will
be the mayoress of Holborn, England
She is Miss Gladys Clark, only daugh
ter of Councilor Albert John Clark
TIT'S SrXPAY STAR. WASHIXGTOX. T>. C.. APRIL 22. 1928-PAPT T. __
REED TO TALK TWICE
NEAR WILSON BIRTHPLACE
Senator Announces Itinerary for
Tour Beginning on
April 25.
| fly the Asfirti'intrd Pres#.
Senator James A Reed, candidate for
j the Democratic nomination for Presi
dent, announced yesterday 'hat he had
i accepted invite.ti ms to speak m Clif
ton Forge nd Covington. Va.. en the
night of April 2j The two towns are
located in he > ivy.vssioual distuct In
! wht-'h W)o<iro'v 'Vilson was born.
I Senator Reed's nrospectivs itinerary
for the week follows April 25. 2 p.m.
Lewtsburg W Va.; oo ii 25. 7:30 pan .
J Covington. Va : April J:» 9 pan. Clifton
j Forge. Va.; April 16. Huntington. W. I
Va.: April 27. Mansfield Ohio. Reed’s \
birthplace; April 28 130 p.m. dev
iat'd. Ohio, and April 2d. R pan . Akr n.
Ohio. ,
SMOOT SCAMS PAY PLAN. j
Utah Senator Believes Some Action
Possible This Term
Senator Smoot. Republican of Utah, j
and chairman of the Senate finance
I committee, said yesterday he Is making
a study of data relating to a proposed
j plan of salary increases in the Govern
ment service, but was not ready to dis- J
cuss the question in detail because he j
has not completed his survey.
The Senator indicated he. believed j
I there is a chance for action on the i
i subiect at this session His only ref- j
erence to the form the legislation should
j lake was that it should be worked out
on a scale rather than a fiat increase.
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailing* From
New York
* DUE TODAY.
Manuel Ainu*—Cadi* .April 11
Ulna—Port Ltmnu April 14
Madison—Norfolk . April 21
DUE TOMORROW.
, Aralde—Antwerp April la
> Stiivamrpifoml—Oslo .April 111
( Ei-edeHk V)ft—Oopenhasen.. April 12
; Minnesota—London ~ April 14
j Ualtie— Liverpool .....April 15
f'arnwnla—Liverpool April I*
: N>w 1 ork—Hamhin e April 13
i American Ranker —London April [4
1 Fori Victoria —Bermuda ...April 12
f t’ristolial—rriatohal April 15
I’oatpo—Santo Doniituo \priLll
Porto Rii-o—San .loan ... April IS
| Dix e——New Orleans April IS
DI E TUESDAY.
Olyniple—Soulnampton . April IS
lie de Frame —Havre April IS
i Thttrineia—•tamlmrir April If
> Byron—Piraeo* April .
Araguaya— Bermuda April 22
Mnnarso—Nassau April 21
DUE WEDNESDAY.
I’ , t'*idrnie Wilson—Trieste April 111 |
Western World—Rtieno* Aires . “April 5
DUE THURSDAY.
Ileltfenland " orld eruise.
Roussillon Bordeaux Aoril 1(>
Rerninda—Bermuda April 24
DUE FRIDAY.
Mnurelniia—Southampton . • .Aprill2l
Volsodam—Rotierdam Aoril 11 .
Hamilton —Norfolk . • . April 7H
DUE SATURDAY.
Mat 111 a — Trmidnd
Jefferson —Norfolk April 21
lit TOOINO STEAMERS.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Keh cnee —Southampton.
City ot Kobe—Alexandria
SAILING TUESDAY.
West Eldar,i—Antwerp.
SAILING WEDNESDAY,
t! -orse Washington— Br men.
Hl,nr—Hr n ill j
liereoct ri.—Southampton
I lot lin—Diemen
SAILING THURSDAY.
s.acapor i< l;—Helsineiors
American Ranker—London,
i i:v of Alton —Rotteediim
SAILING FRIDAY,
i Arabic-—Antwerp
lie de Flame—Havre.
I Oh mine— Southampton
! Duilio--Genoa
! Carmanis—London
SAILING SATURDAY.
America—Bremen
j Western Ktti£l!t —Capetown
j Roltsmant—Rotteidam.
! Baltic—Liverpool.
• Frederick VIH-—Copenhagen,
j SlacanEert'ord— Bergen,
j New York—Cherbour*.
Manuel An.us—-Barcelona,
Scythia— la vet poo!
M inuesota—London
“ *
Births Reported.
.lohe ami Daphne Anamatero* hoy.
AA ouster N. find Zulu M. Hallies, girl.
John awl Hilda A. Koschei troy.
,i*i R and Virginia L Brown. riri.
AVilliam T and '.’atherine A. Burroughs
i lire
Arnolit B and Clara A l ave imy
Henry and Lillie Cnmdnev. girl.
R.chard E am! Alice M. Cozzen*. twin
i hoc*
j I.awreiwv J ami Elizabeth M Curley, girl
Knoll >od Dorothy A Dunbar. t>oy.
Arthur and Bessie Eckert boy
j Franklin and Agnes M Farrell girl.
Albert A and Florence Finhsman, boy
John t and Elsie G Gait hoy
A '••lint C and Doroihv Kleic. girl.
Charles A and tails R Green boy.
Mo helr amt Carmel* Crifolic irov.
Willie T and Margaret L Guthrie boy
Roland M and Anna L, Hudson boy
tewis K am! De’la E MaHinslv. hoy.
S Edward AA' and Charlotte Mar hoy,
John AA anj Augusta f. Morris girl
Frr lertek Tt and Helen V Phitltn* hoy
William H and Catherine PrewxMt girl
Charles amt Esther R. Rich girl
Janie* A and Edna F Rolcerts hoy.
Paul .1 and Lillian F. Ror*r*. hoy.
Andrew J and V-ola F ShaWer hoy.
Morris and Ulr shnoch eirl
Emmet» D and Winnie Siwldarth boy.
Noel G .ami Vila G Sutter* girl.
Vittorio end Febastiara Trapani bov
Thom*. H and Mar.-arel Tremearn* girl
William and Be««ie Vail* t>ov.
Arthur F and Edna M. Vanderlimten girl
I’cwv AV, ami Ellen Bowman, girl
’ homa* amt Flossie Campbell hoy.
Home and John Carter, hov
Robert H and Martha f, Gaskin*, hoy
James and Beatrice la'»i* girt.
.hr>c and KlrMheth Dmmnsan hoy
Eltrrth T and Edna Washington, girl
■' 1— —-
A Trained
Organization
/"
—to efficiently serve
mankind is one of
the reasons for our
success. We en
• dcavor at all times
to render the high
est standard of mor
tuary service. Model
j chapel. Private am
✓ bulancea. Just phone
Perry & Walsh
Morticians
I
CIVIL ENGINEERS
MEET WEDNESDAY
Annual Convention of Ameri
can Society Will Bring
National Figures.
Bringing national figures in the pro- ;
session to the Capital, the annual con
vention of the American Society of ;
Civil Engineers will get under Avay at !
Ihe Hotel Washington Wednesday ;
morning.
Secretary Hoover and Dr. Lyman J.
! Briggs, assistant director of the Bureau
of Standards, will address the opening
session. At noon Wednesday the en
gineers will be received at the White
House.
Dr. Briggs will outline the work of
the bureau in his address. Every fa
cility of the Institution will be placed
at the disposal of the engineers for
their sessions. A special committee,
headed by Starr Truscott and including
E R. Frisby and W A. Slater, is co
operating with officials of the local so
ciety in working to obtain greater co
operation between the bureau- and
members of the engineering craft in
the future.
Avery to Extend Welcome.
C Dwight Avery ; president of the
District of Columbia section of the so
i ciety. will urcside at the opening ses
sion. District Commissioner Dougherty
Mill give the address of welcome. The
response will be by Lincoln Bush of
E.st Orange. N. J.. president of the
national organization.
Women visitors will be entertained
by a committee of which Mrs Hoover Is
honorary chairman, and Mrs Charles
H Tompkins, chairman Their aides
are: Mrs. Avery. Mrs. Harrison Brand
j jr : Mrs Carey H. Brown. Mrs. Owen B
• French. Mrs Francis F. Gillen. Mrs.
' John B Gordon. Mrs. N. C. Grover.
I Mrs. Charles B. Hawley. Mrs. John C.
I Hoyt. Mrs Edgar Jadwin. Mrs Edwin
j W. James. Mrs. Benjamin E. Jones Mrs
E. Lester Jones, Mrs. O. C. Merrill. Mrs
I Richard Park, Mrs. George R. Putnam.
Mrs Brrhon B. Somervell. Mrs. Her
i man Stabler. Mrs. Harry Taylor and
i Mrs. James H Van Wagenen.
General Committee.
The general committee on arrange
ments consists of Mr. Avery, chairman:
E. W. James and D. H. Sawyer.
Other committees are: Reception—J.
H. Van Wagenen. chairman; C H
Birdseye. H. K. Bishop. William Bowie.
W. N. Brown. J. S Conway, Lieut. Col.
U. S Grant. 3d; N C. Grover. C. B
Hawley. Col. H. Lester Jones. L. R
Lohr, F H Newell. T. W Norctass
G. A. Ricker. D. H. Sawyer. May B B
Somervell, G. B. Strickler. Charles H.
Tompkins. Mr. Truscott and E F
Wendt Registr&tion—W. E. Parker,
chairman; E H. Pagenhart and H. A.
Seran. Finances—John C. Hoyt, rhair
;man; A. H. Horton, W. H. Richards,
] jr.. and D. H. Sawyer.
DANCE FESTIVAL PLANNED
BY COMMUNITY CENTER
200 to 300 Children Are to Take
Part in Demonstra
tion.
Between 200 and 300 children will
take part in the third annual dance
and music festival of the Community
Center Department in the auditorium
o? the Central Center. Thirteenth and
Clifton streets, the afternoon of May 5
at 2 o'clock, according to the extensive
plans being made for this event.
The festival is being arranged under
the direction of a committee of com
munity secretaries, with Mrs. Alice C
; Driscoll as chairman.
It will take the form of a demonstra
tion of work done during the past Win
ter in the centers of recreation, and
will include not only a program of
dance and interpretive rythm numbers
by groups representing classes in all
centers in division* I-fl but also a de
monstration of the "melody way" of
music instruction and orchestral num
bers. under the direction of Miss Edith
B. Athev and Mrs. Laura Ward, who
are in charge of classes after schoot
hours in many centers
Another feature of the festival will b"
a demonstration of miniature airpiancr
by the souths of the city in connection
with the D. C. Miniature Aircraft
tournament, now in progress under the
auspices of the Community Center De
partment
Deaths Reported.
I. » following Heath* have liren repm-ted
to the Health Department in the past. 2 4
hour* :
Florence AV. Schley. 04 I.IIA New Hamp
, *htee arentie,
Su<*r> AV Berry, HO 2801 Adam* Mitt |
l-'lSit
Cornelia A, farmyard 84. 1838 Kenvrm
si reel.
Carrie It Evan*, 8.1 I2ln sixteenth *!reot
Found* RMdett, s.i 2217 Washington >-ir
ole.
Mantaret Potk*lm> 75. 11 111 Rohm*on
street southwest
Geneva M, Hunter, 71 172 Tmlit t’Uee
northeast
Rn hard F Keneti. k «0 t.ldl East Cap
itnl street
.Henry B Birch, fit. 053 N street south
! Henry E Eroh 50 110 Pennsylvania ave
nue
Frank 0. Fnnes 4t 2010 Bettevne ter
ry. *
Charles L Durham 38 La Plata Hlxhaav,
AVltla W .lame* 30 213 F *nx*et.
I’hvlli* K Milier 20, 1021 T tdrtyt.
lieor** Day 17 Georteloww Ho-mtal.
Juiuata I’i'lW 4 I’roviitence Hosnital
j Frame* Coleman 80 2011* F *tiv*el. t
Martha Green 75 Gallincer Ho* pit,a I
i Cl'irlr* D. Hall 73 Garfleld Heishis
, intltea«t
Hu.anne Brawn. 72 017 Caiian street
j -ouiheast
Joseph G. Grave*.»Jr. OH 20 G street
j Alfred 1-ewu for A«ed and In- j
j th m
i John Bailee 50 ep route Emergency Hu*-
! mist
Emma Bridcefm-d 54 340 Elm street
Alice n ulard 50 715 It lonic Island ave
ope.
Lucy M Flsiher 32 CniitnOrla Hospital.
Sadie Redmond 31 Tuhei-cu!o*i* Hospital
Roivert Butiei 21 ritltercplosi* tlospiint
j mmmm j
t OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT
EISEMAN'S, 7th & F
!
CLYDE J NICHOLS. Inc.
UNDERTAKERS
4209 9th St. N.W.
Clyde J Nichols, l‘re*.
Em merit Vic* I'resldeul Mecrelnn
4V H Bpen re l it.
I’hoiie Col. t>324
llyan Service
Is Worthy
rif vmtr every cnusiiteiatlou in that
H Icive* tiotlitii* undone to render a
perfuct mortuary service liny or
ittklii we are rradv to nuawti vnur
call I
Funeral |mrlftr tnisali amiutiaocr
iiid I'verv in i imic. , Hoc
James T. Ryan
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j THE WEATHER |
District of Columbia—Cloudy, prob- j
ably rain today and tonight; tomorrow
fair and slowly rising temperature.
Maryland—Rain today and possibly
tomorrow; not much change in tem
perature.
Virginia-Rain today and tonight;
tomorrow fair.
West Virginia—Cloudy, with rain to
day and tonight. Colder In west por
tion : tomorrow fafr and slowly rising!
temperature.
Record for 24 Hours.
Temperature—Midnight. 51; 2 am..:
48: 4 a.nt.. 45, fi am.. 44; 8 a.nv. 45; 1
I 10 a.m„ 48; 12 noon. 47: 2 p.m.. 47; |
| 4 p.m 44; 6 p.m., 44; 8 p.m., 43, 10j
p.m.. 42.
i Highest. 49; lowest, 42.
| Temperature same date last year— I
Highest, 83; lowest. 61.
Tide Tables.
: (Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today—Low tide, 4 34 am. and 5:20
| pm.: high tide, 10:28 am. and 11:02
I p.m.
Tomorrow’—Low tide, 5:31 a.tn. and
6:17 p.m.; high tide, 11:22 a.m. and
11:58 p.m
The Sun and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 5:21 am,: sun sets
6.53 p.m.
Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:20 a.m.; sun
sets 6:53 p.m.
Moon rises 7:53 a.m.; sets 11:22 p.m '
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
« Tenippi'A t u re. Erect pi -
Max Mill tation H >
Hat. Fri sat pm to
onlay nnrlit h p.m « n m.
Asheville N C 02 50 .">* o.jej
Atlanta. Ga M 58 78 u J••
Allanlic Citv N J... 4H | .i | n;tj !
Hall more Md 5P I - .’ to o':m
Kirmiiurham Ala.. .. 70 n-.’ .Am i ,*>i; !
Bi«marck, N Dak... 58 22 52 . ..
Boston Mas* ts ::t it ....
| Buffalo. N Y .... Hi 28 oJp
rhieatro HI.. 14 :;k 47 ....
| t incirinati. Ohio <it 40 jh 1 f»i
( hryenne IVvn .‘ill 20 30 n il*
j ripvelnnd <rhm 4«> .30 to lis
1 Davenport Inna.. . ,V.’ 30 .'»u n.lt
| Denver. Gtdo 32 .37 30 rt.lri I
: Is-* Moines 10wa.... 52 to 57 078
| Detroit. Mich 40 37 o7t ;
Duluth. Mum.. 38 3u 38 012!
iEI Paso Tr-X 70 52 •'.<*
I Galveston. Tex 7t ns to .... !
(Helena Mont 5 B 3K 50
Didiauanolis 1nd.... 4* in t 2 184
jJacksonvdie Fla 84 no 74 ....
j K:oi«a« t’ltv .Ml 50 4-8
Little Rn-k Ark... HO 54 58 222
j Los Amreles Calif.... 72 54 »r'i ....
I Lmiisville. Ky «»I |ii 52 ) »4
, Marui'ette. Mich 4« 30 ...
j Memphis Tenn 04 50 02 100
| Miami. Fla so 74 7 0 ...
i Mobile. Ala.. . 7 4 40 72 ....
[ New Orleans La,. .. 82 72 70 . .
t New York. N V.. , . 48 38 40 012
! North Platte. Neln. . 50 40 5h ....
i Omaha. Nehr 48 to 48
j Philadelphia Pa 50 40 42 048
’ Phoenix Ariz 74 50 74 .. . .
Pntsliurch. Pa 50 42 50 0,88
I Portland .Me 4430 40
Portland nice., 50 40 50 030
s.ilt Lake f'Uv Utah. 5n 30 50
|St Louis Mo 50 40 52 077
i Si. Pan! Minn 52 30 40 .. .
1 B;,n Antonio Tex ~7 4 70 70 ....
'8 mi Piciro. Calif . . riti 52 04 ....
j Wan Francis***. Calif. *4B 5 2 00 . .
Santa Ee N Mex... »4 38 32 0 oil
1 Savannah Ga 82 77 ....
i seal fit- W:i«h 50 4 4 5 4 0481
j SorinzfteM 111..,,,.. 50 4 4 50 074
iTamna. Fla... so 08 7«
! Toledo Ohm t" 3*4 .38 ! <lB
Yiek*btirc. Mis* ... 78 77 00 lift}
[WASHINGTON DC. 40 44 43 ....
MESSENGER FOR WAR
DEPARTMENT DIES
•T. A. Davis, Colored, Had Held
Post More Than Ten Years.
Active in Fraternal Groups,
i John A. Davis. 66, a colored messen
ger In the office of the chlef-of-stafl of
| the W'ar Department for more than 10
; years, dipd at his home. D 33 S street
Friday night.
He was born in Washington and
taught school in Manassas. Va. He was
connected with many fraternal socie
ties. being historian of the Oldest.ln
habitants. and for many years treasure:
and warden of St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, where funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 1:36
o'clock.
He ts survived by a widow and three
children. Prof Allison Davis, a gradu
ate of Williams College. Massachusetts
and now qp instructor at Hampton In
stitute; a daughter. Dorothy Davis a
student at Wellsley College, and a
vounger son, attending Dunbar School
In this city.
WILSON’S DOUBLE QUITS
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
French Official's Resemblance to
!
Late U. S. President De
clared Striking.
Corretpondenea ot ihe Associated P-<-<«.
PARIS.—The late President Wilson's
double, M. Bonnet de Paillerets, will br'
missed from his familiar seat at the
Palais Bourbon, when the new cham
ber assembles.
Tall. slim, gray-haired, distinguished
looking. with keen eyes flashing behind ,
nce-ne*. the resemblance xvas striking
and startled American visitors. He
was. however of a retiring disposition,
rarely speaking
M Bonnet de Paillerets had intended
seeking re-election for Marvejoto, a con- j
stituenev In the south of France But
learning that his colleague and senior
in point of service, the Marquis de
C' ambrun planned also to stand there,
j he at once withdrew.
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DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKER I
RESTING COMFORTABLY
Representative Oldfield's Conditie*’
Satisfactory After Operation,
Say Frlend3.
Representative Oldfield of Arkansas,
the Democratic House whip, was said
last night to be resting comfortably
from the operation he underwent yes
j terday morning for appendicitis. I?
also was said at his Capitol office that
physicians regarded his condition as sat
isfactory and that no complications
had developed. During the day Rep
resentative Garrett of Tennessee, the
Democratic House leader, obtained an
\ indefinite leave of absence from the
! House for his colleague.
Representative Tilson of Connecticut,
the Republican House leader, expressed
j regret over Mr. Oldfield’s illness, say
! ing he spoke for himself and other Re
publican members.
Carb of &fianfe&
ISOM) I wi«h lo ;i,-know ledge with grateful
appreciation the kiwi rxpreswons <>f s.vm ,
nathv and flora! tribute* from the pastor.
Rev Battle relative* friend* neighbor* |
aO,l f\>, r\, to. fY«\:|pi Co at the de-sth j
of my dear husband (IK.nßf.r p BOND j
MARIK BOND
ZDrattis.
HAILEY. Departed this !if„ suddenly,
Wednesday Aon! 1 * 192* at the
Emersem-v Hospital JOHN BAILEY de
voted brother of Martha Bailrv mule
of (’hark* anti Steven Bmk». Mr*. Pearl
Wriithl Mitchell. Kart and Jurne* AA'trjthf.
Kttneral front the John T. Rhine* funeral
ehapel 9<>l .‘trii *» *vv “iinilay April
22. at 1 ::tl n.m. Interment O*l«I Fellow*’ i
Cemetery Arlington. Va. “‘J
BERRY Suddenly Thursday April 10
192 S at the re»ii'ep,n of her mei*> Mr*
Ko*e E. Delsnidet ”011 A'i-im* Mill rd.
n.u sros M RKRRV Funeral «-rv
i,e* a' the W. W Chant*-'' - f ll per*l h'<o>e.
1 IOI> Chapin -t n » on Monday. Ap'd 2.T,
at II am. Interne-m t»ien-,* >od f'eme
terv. 22
BRONSON. \f Cmifiait,]. lii.. Anri! l»
1978. at Iml ani at the re.idence of
! her danrht r Mr. I»e*tine Baron. Mr*.
t'Kl.i:~TI\K -KW \ I.! BRONSON res-dent
of W.i*hi'urton and Florid*, daughter of
tip* late < irntip, V. Sr wall. •
111 MPIS Ktidar April 20 192* at 11 45
j am. d lr« re«i«l"n<t* 2* Randolph pi.
it vv FRANK M BT MPt s beloved hus
band of Leona Hunt Rummi* Funeral
rerviee* at hi* late r«*idenm Monday
April 23 at 2 D.m. Interment Fort Lin
j noln Cemetery. * 22
11l MPt S. A fr>e, ia! eommootratton of
Htram Lodge. N.i 10. F. A A. M t*
hereby ailed for 1 o • 10, k ptn Monday.
April 23 1925. Lodge Room No 2 Ma
sonic Temple for the purpose of att -nd
tnsr the funeral of our late brother.
FRANK M. RUMPUS
- FTRANTIS 1,. F.AHY Mailer. 22
DAVIS. Op Frtdav. April 20. 192 b. at 7:15
pm at hi* re»i«len--e 933 » *t no
JOHN A I cloved htoband of Gabnelle
Br.-i !e t’avi*: father of Dorothy Allison
and John. jr.. and brother of Chart** W.
Funeral fron> St. I.uke* P E Chutrh.
Monday. April 23. at l o'clo- k
DAVIS. The A**o<'tat!on of Oldest Inhabi
tant* Colotert. will attend funeral of Hi
| torian JOHN A. DAVIS Monda* April
2d. from St. I.oke'* Church. 15th & church
; *ts. n.w.. I ion.
sampel w. watson pie*.
georgb l. walton «***■>•
DAVIS. The Crispua Attiick* R“hrf A-so
ft att on announces lh» t!»ath of Broth-t
JOHN A. DAVIS and that the funeral will
t» h*l l from >t. Luke * p. E Church. Mon
day afternoon April 2d. 1828. at 1 nm.
W STEPHEN FELLER Pre*
J C. BERLLS Secy.
DAVIS. Th* Ba,maker Relief Association
announ>e* the rleath of Brother JOHN
A. DAVIS and th t the funeral will
!•* held from St Luke * P E Chanh.
Monday afternoon. April 23. IS>2* ,-,t 1
p.nt
W tI.TER J SINGLETON. Pre*.
i BERi.LS *-e-v.
DAVIS. The Frederick Dougla** Relief A«-
-•■ tatioo aontniru-e. the *uddeti death of it*
t»re*ident. Brother JOHN A. DAVIS, on Fri
day. April 20 IW2S. All officer* and nvem
tier* are directed to attentl the funeral on
Monday afternoon April 23 1828 at 1
nm . from “t. Luke * P. E Chur, h 15th
4 Church «t n.wr.
Walter j. singleton pre*.
I.EON A. TERNER Secy.
ESKRIDGE. On Saturday. April 21 192 H.
at 1 15 a m FRANCES ELIZABETH, he
loved wife of Verntm J. Eskridse. Funeral
Irnni her late residence. *5lO 4lh »t. ne.
on Monday Anri! 23. at S .'SO a m thence
to ht Joseph* Church where mao will
|!>e »A(d at !• a m for tlie rp|*o*e of her
• *oul. Relative* and friend* invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22
-’FKGISOV Saturday. April 21 IP2S *t
!* pm at her n jiilmr* 2b 17 O »t n.w
Mr*. MARGARET A FERGESOS. Kuliev
1 ”f funeral herealtei.'
HINES. On Thnrxlay April 1» IH2S at
i ihe reeuietH-e of hi* brother 2!»1D Bellevue
terraic nw FRANK iLEVELVSIt N*-
y*fed husband of Ruth L Fones, hi the
t’.’inl year of hi* age. Reman-* reetui.-
at the N" i-,-> K Tahlcr fuoera! home t»2s
M*t n.w Service* on Monday. Aon) 23
In the Fifth Baptist CKtir, h «v, and E
*'*, «» »t 2 o'clock nm Interment
• -alar H it <'*n!eterv. Relative* ami friend*
invited to attend *«
'• V•.!«. On Friday afternoon Vnrll 20 IH2S
at 1 o'clm-k u h* r -e-i-len e tUS 13th
*t tv * ANNIE M. * p,e Wooda*. widow
nf the la - * t.c-nse ft Hall in h»r 72n*l
'ear 4 i i.-rat frvim her (ate residence at
It an, Momlay Aoril 23 Interment
at I oturre ••mal Cemeterv. Relative* ami
fr:end* mi tevl 22*
• VII,. Thn.*dar April at 2.15
j nm EMU.A V HALL Bradbp n i
)•*hived Wife nf J.IOI-- M Halt ;».-ct t»2
#'iar« luucal from Itu late rc*«|ence.
1103 vv„b»trr *t nw m Mumlyv April
23 at 2 n.m Servi.c* at Frap t* A*bur>
M. E Chur»h 1 tit fa ami Lam ml «\« n.w..
at 2 3d o'clock Relative* ami frt-ud* in
vited to attend. Interment at Coo c res*
einnal Cemetery. 22*
111 NTEK Chi Friday Anri! 20 102 S at
her rc-.ider.ee 172 Tod>! nine ne GE
NEVA M HENTER t»lov,l wife of
Fi.-Me" I Hunter Funeral service* Mon- 1
| dav April 23 at Gawl’rs chape: 1730
Pa A'c. n w.. at 10 .a ni. Interment ori
f vate 22 |
IKKV On Saturday Ann? 2E at 192 S at
her rcsiiteme S‘<l Aih-m *t n.w, MAR-.
GARKT St EDDER wile of Edwin S Ire.v I
Remain* re*tuif it the ,-hapet of CluVe J ;
N'l.-hul* 4 2*>!» tut, *i n w Funeral from i
| the Mount Pu-.v-atit Co isrecatumai Church. •
! Colombia rd .and Hth *t. n.w On Mon- i
dav April 23 at 3 o'clock. 22
H»M\son. Den i-ted itu* life. Wedne**lay.
Am it IS |;I2S at Friendship Md
HENRY Hip Jovinr b*,itber of Sii*an ■
Brown Jackson and Jake John*on niivm i
of Willi* Remem* o'l'i; a* |
•h» John T Rh ne* Vo * funeral «haiwd. I
3ni and Eve rl*. -w. Notice of tiioe-ai '
l.llr*'. 22 I
K A Kit. Entered jnto rest on Saturday April
j 21 182 S at 215 i m CHARLES F j
KARR *on of ihe late Jacob and Juha j
Kair and brother of Julia Karr. Emma j
llanvey A tn' Itrtiner an 1 Hefirv C Karr j
Funeral srrv ca-* on Monda* A>»nl 23 at i
Id a m at J VVilltam lee * h»pe! In- !
ternirnt at Rock Creek Cemetery 22* j
I,INKINs On Sat unlay April 21. ID2S at
7 3d am at hi* r—*t.Vc*e tdll Eighth
»t i» CHARLES 11 LINKINS Funeral
from above reeulciu-c on Mom lay Ao-y! 23
1!»2S .»! •' ~ nt Relative* and friend* in
vited Interment pnvuie •
M At.II 1.. On Fit 1 -** April 2n l!»2« at
i am ELIZABETH A KEM.F l<t.vvc,t
wife of Chavle* AA M will Funeral from
hn late ic-i.lcu-c 111 E *t *w ivo
Mood iv April Ns at 2nm Frteml* and
ic’ativc* invttevl to attend. 22*
A| AGll.t.. ah orti-vr* and member* of
Good AA’ill A'ouncil No 15 D of A . ary
noli fled to attend the funeral of *n»r tale
•ialcr ELIZABETH A KEI.LK M AGILE
Momt.iv April 23 from her late r»'«>vlence i
711 K*t * * 2 p itt.
ROBERT E HEN AEI.T Rec sec. *
HrCFNRV t*n Eid a.' Ao-t **«* l»*2S at
hi, ic-lc., •• liu.iii M il* Md G»3*R«r
IS M.-CKNEV m hi* 3‘th vear. Funeral
Mondav *Ai-r>! 23 it 3 n.m from Si
M < k* Fpi»-iii**! Chiitvh Fairlaiut Inter
inept Church Cemetery 22
'lll K* At n,e V i i Iwil General Ho*-,-ita)
Haltimo< Md Ao .1 '.’d IP's WILLIAM
A Altl.Es ced 71 veil* Funeral iron,
| hi* late residence HI Main -t laiwlj
A’d at 2 pm simtav April 22 *
RFNEIIVN On Finlay At- ! 20 IP'S at
Havton ntvo A tl BENCH AN of s*n).* t
Ec N Mi v elder *ol* of the late Frank
md Miidsct Rri-ehan and devotist b,,itbei
■>t M-. AA Al Fms iilv. lute niciit Santa
Ec N Mry 72
M'MI.K V. On E- i.t.o Aoril 2»» ID 'S tn he •
P.Nt'i i i, EtOHENi'E AA A*ll!NtvTl'N
widow nf Fretlerick Sehkw ot Fiaslei-ick
Md da-uhtpi of th* late H- h vrd and j
s.inhi , Roliert* AV vahutc’twi she i* *ur- j
used b» two neohevv* Hivraoe tee AA **h
nu ton Ame. man ni,»ui icnprvt lb l.on
don and Ru b ant Muklleto-i tsf IMatrlii**.
Vt.aillii* A tin -u| Att** Fuiveiai *ervi«-e*
• I Epstahanv i hut -ti G *t nw SitmUv
at -1 ohi liiiernvent 4 30 pni Ernst
end. Md
sAliril. On Sat do Apnt 71 IP’S .at
! h. I i-r*,u-n- *• 77S l'Jlh »t • e At.H E A
j lielovvd wife ol the !He tieovye R F
Smith Sro i-i-a wilt i-e he'-t at h< t late
••itlenee on Voodav A ami 73 at 3 pm
I Inierma-iH f»i « iviure**ional Ceinelerv
s All 11| On !’t, Hiwtav Api I! 1? ItV.’S at.
tl pip MIIN tv-hneal *on of Mv.v smith
nii-r l.p* > and the late John Smith
Funeral timo M* tile •-eaiihuua* I*3a 4ah
»t ne Moaa-* ,v il S 3iA t p atien-e to
st Alov*in, finarch wt,ere m«», will he
jahl at il ,ni I'M 'he repn*p of hi* mvu*
lutninyi'l 'l-uml i'inet iVmetc v Ue'.a
Hvra *nv! frlemt* mv ite.l to attend 27
sI’KARS s,t,i Vei.lv on End.as Aml 70
Iti ’s HHnA K*R SHEARS a*esl 12 year*
lutiraairut Oflutt K»
lAltatllM. saimdav Vaott 2l 187 H »t
tu-Hjciown Earn ei -iH Hcpital MARV j
i I viBENi E wife of the late Jamea a. ;
AVeddaaa* and mother -f Ms* lVu*v F
3 ’a,Its sera a, e* pits at- fissm the S H
H* tea Cav (uiwial home "staH iVatv *t nw j
Taicdav Vtvnl 7| *t M* im Intermena
i ,e, ei*-,*10(1*1 t en,car *
I Ail I* AVIs Up satudav Ap> «| !((-,-*
at the le.i.ienoe of her tnvaa tn l.yw * E i
I ..Id am (57S 7‘ltl, ,1 nw CItSVIItVM
S \A 11 I I V*t* In-ioveil w lie of Ihe ' all-
J-dan VI AV ilium, Vati.w of tiiwal
1 heie.afler • [
V**l|s Ikpifi.-.i iht* Me t‘hos*iai \a<r,i
Hi Id’s at hi* rcideaice Ma*? 'tb at ,
n » I RAI -1’ 'T It lls Uupa.il* .an >-e
*rcn at lit* » *te- » residence Mr* l At I
Snow.ten >l7 Ills an nw Euise a
,evvi, e* ,s 31 l-e VcKt it Rdtnna K.ai>»i*t
•'-a' l u*' l rv* X, ' < Viktl
I U1 Rei P k of». I*llo4, l
Seatbs.
nVMVN On Thtimdar. Aural 13 192- at
t 15 o m at Emerrettcy Hosmtal CAR
i RIE McCRF.LLIS beloved hif# of Bavard
Wyman. Funeral service* and interment
it Paineiiillr Ohio. 20*
Sn fflemoriam.
TilfiGS. PERKY. A lov iny friliute of re
rriembrance to our dear departed one*.
MEREDITH S DIGGS who departed tbu
life Eetirnarv 5. 1814 GEORGE M-. whb
iWiarfed thi* life March 17. 1822: MARA
E who departed thu iif» Aoril 22. 15)27.
an r< otir an<l ISAIAH I*
perhv «h, .M "jgi; .
>1 AA In loeinr remembrance nf my dea*
WINFIELD S DENN *M departe-*
tb,« life three vear* asm today April 22
1 DCS
Dear i* the arav» where my only and he
'over* *OO 1* laid.
sweet i, the memory tha? never nbali fa •*
Ictave* may wither flower* m*r fade an*:
die -
I A If other* forre* mil never wtii 1.
Ill* LOVING MOTHER SEME BOWER
sox. *
hi VV1.1,. Tn luviur remembrance of O"
ri*-r danzhter PAtLINE H DEV ALT.
wife po.ther *>*ter and rranddauaht''
who departed th-* life three rear* a* -
today Anril 22 1825
Sad and *,idd"n »j< the call
j .Os one an dear and loved by ad
THE FAMILY
FREEMAN'. A trr-ute of love and •Jev«U'>o
ijo the *ad bit* »-• *et memory of our b*
loved brothe, JAMES FREEMAN* who
entered into -e-t six years am toda
Aoril 22 1
| DELIL.A BEN nr HARRIET FRF.EMAN
SARAH WILSON. •
t, \ss. I IF. I. A V ip lovmr memory of t»»v
d->ir duuirhter a-ad our *isl«r LOUISE C
HELAN 1 ne. Ga»* 1 who rfeosrted thi*
life five vein ,-n. Aonl 21. 1823.
MOTHF.R AND BROTHERS *
In lovinr remembrance nf my <!•*'
wife and our devote,; mother. LYDIA
GOSS who deoarted th,« hfe three year*
azo today Apni 22 1825.
In otir heart, wour memory hnaer*.
Alway* pmder. fond and true
The-, j* not n day. dear mother.
That we do not think of yon.
At home no the beautiful htll* of God.
Bv the vallev of re*t *0 fair
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. •
HAW KIND, in lovint- remembrance of our
dear father LF.VI HAWKINS who depart
ed thi* life two year* ayo today. April
22 l!*2d
A faithful father rood *nd kind:
A tvrtter „tw you coulfl not find.
Who* lie* in peaceful §i»cp
H,« *a,-red memory to keep.
DF.VOTED DAUGHTERS BLANCHE WTL
! “ON MAMIE HOWKINS •
I.EHM AN. In memory of nijr heiored
and mother LILLIAN GFRTRUDE LEH
MAN who denar ted this life one year ago
todav Aoril 22 1927.
Rut ,»h what sn eternity it MU
Yet we yhall alway* remember you
Rr tout clad •mi 1 " and cheery ways.
And console nur*e|-,-e* with thi# thouxht
That v * *ba!t m»et arun *ome day
ynrw devoted Hrs«\vn AVD chil
DREN MARY BETTY AND DAVID *
I.EHvfAN. “acred to the memory of oor
twloved after LILLIAN G LEHMAN
I, n*e r nok* 1 who departed thi» life one
vear am tod*y Aural 22 1927 Amiver
»ars- p>a*« *t St Jerome s Church Mount
Rainier Md
Due year h»* P3«*e»l *ipce that sad day
Mhen p„r d*ar *i»t»r *i< cal’ed away.
Gw! took bey hom» tt was W* will
P»-t in on, hear** sh. |a llrlnr Hill
i HER DEVOTED BROTHER AND SISTERS
•
I.IIV ESI I ME. S-cjed to the memory of our
I .!*-, iv netove,, daurhtf ETHEL M B
** *, bo died *n years ago toda;
Anrti 22 1822.
Fo-r.t her' No -*e never wtlL
Although *he ,« r»n»
And thourh far far anart we roam.
memory will alway# linger in our
home
HER PARENTS HELEN W. AND
BENJAMIN LONESOME •
NAI t K NAMK. In *ad but lotier re
memKonie of our dear father. JOHN D.
natch who departed thi* life Fe'-ruary
! 2 1825 »od our tlear mother MARTHA
A N AUCK who deparied f>nt hfe wse
y»ar aso today. April 2, 1927.
Dear mother an-i father. sin*e you both
have left
Mr thv }<>«* most deeply fee!
But ti* God who ha* bereft us.
And He can our sorrow heal
As we k>red you so we m.s# ywa.
In otir memory you both are alway#near
Loved, -emembered. k>nr»d for alwaya
F*r we mi** vou everywhere.
THftR SON DAUGHTER AND GRAND
SON •
3AMDS. A tribute of love to the meninrt
of a beloved husband and brother AN
TDNIO RAMOS who left u# one year a*-,
twlay April 22 1927.
Ti* «weet to he remembered
And a pleasant thane to find.
Althopeh yon may be absent
I'tw, are aiwa'** on oar mtnd
Hl« DEVOTED WIFE REBECCA D
RAMOS AND BROTHERS. MANCEi
j RAMOS PETER BRITO,
MEMORIALS.
W DESIGNED AND^EREjCTED
Write or ar BeeWet
FI NKII \l. IHIJECTORS.
T. F COSTELLO
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P. A. TALTAVULL
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Joseph F. Birch's Son
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30,54 M St. N -.\ ,>
V. L. SPEARE CO.
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j w ith lb* original W R e#t *►-•-**
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1623 Connecticut Ave.
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IVivatr Limousine Ambulance
v« a h»n-- Lincoln 524
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