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PARK PLACE METHODIST.
hO m N g..

norninS Service.
n"xnioa,y aS'orate. .Lcmaigre
Hymn While Shepherds wa,e,
Iheir Flocks by Night"
An'hem-"rhere Were shepherds-
Psalm Esal;n Teed responsibility. "a'iace
l1esson from the New Testament
onertory Anthem--''sing o Heavens"
flynn IN 1Ii,S.come Thou Long Ex uSsts
Sermon. The Kinsly Guest Rejected"
LYNN i;,-"o Little Town of B q; MHer
f0s''ude-" Eneu,nt the Clad ridinEs."
Nolulftary-March in D. .Deshayes
Hymn I07-:Joy to the World the Lord
The Apostles Creed.
Prayer.
Anthem-The Lord Reigneeh. stu,.z
Psalm read responsibility.
Lesson from the New Testament.
ohcrtory Anthem-1O Holy Night
Hymn i1s.-Angels from tho Relm sA OF
Glory"
serrnon-"rhe First Christmas Gitt-
Prayer.
lynn 114.,..,Briehtest and Best
Postlude-'Ho sanna."
- NHi - ioiL >. fSdlliey Sh1net,
soprano; Miss Margaret Heindi, alto:
Edward Burton, tenor; Roland Nun
naly, bass. OrSanist and director. Mrs
Austin w. hartcnstein
WEST END METHODIST.
Special Christmas music will be rem
dcrcd in the West End Methodist Ennis
copal Church. tomorrow. both morning
and evening. as follows:
Morning.
Voluntary-'Ths Lord Reieneth--
le-nan
Response-"The Angels Sweet Re
specal-.'Tis Christmas Time
Hardness.
onertory--Fear Not, tFarris) male
quartet.
Evening.
Voluntary-'There Were Shepherds~.
Response--JesuA Dear J,su,-
'oanish Melody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Ivory Comb and Brush Sets, $3.50
up.
Ivory Comb, Brush and Mirror
Sets, 1928 up.
Ivory 9-piece Dresser Sets. Sf7.7S.
Ivory Comb and Brush Sets, $3.50
up.
Ivory Comb, Brush and Mirror
Sets, 1925 up,
Ivory 9-piece Dresser Sets, SITS.
Ivory Manicure Sets, 10 pieces,
SG.75 up.
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SEND MUCH LIQUOR OUT
THROUGH SOUTHERN PORTS
Large Cargo Space Declared Available
for Exporting Surplus
Drinknbles.

tBy Associated Pross]
LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 2o.-R L
Mcclellan. foreign freight traffic man.
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onertory-"Gin For jesus. tMere.

dith). lady chorus.
=, Cholr-Sopranos. Mrs. r. A Hughes.
YRS. Florence Clary. Mrs. G. +. Bass.
Misses Arleen Maddrea. Alva Turner.
ESsnthrino Johns. Odell Bakor. Annie
ss,tzSerald; altos-Mrs. S. J. Henry and
Miss Bertha Clark: tenors-R a.
Hughes r. s. Waymack Floyd High
and Curtis Powell; bass-W. a. Har-
J. S. Benner. OrganistNMrs. L. b.
Patram; pianist-Miss Marion Thomas:
DIRECTOR. S. Renner
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SnNunY Might

professional hymn. shout tho Glad
Tidings" ...............C ArIson
M SIarn,, ratr n mai ..A Bennett Bennett
Nunc Dimittis .............J Staincr
Anthem. "slumber Song of the In
tunt jesus. .......... +. a. GcSacri
Hymn, 1t Came Upon u MidniEnt
Clear 49,: ........... .....K. Willis
Onertory. "a Joyous Christmas Story"
Il. y. Gevaert
Rccessional hymn. Angels From the
Realms OF Glory"
Christmas Morning.
Professional hymn. 20 Come All Ye
Faithful ................J. Reading
vcnite Is. j. Pye
all N. bculletl
re Dcum in Co.,. J. Baptiste Calkin
Jubilato Dec .Lioratio w. Parker
LYNN. 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem,
J. Bainby
oTertory. Sing, o Sing. This Blessed
Morn w. H. HcidiinGer
Reeessionai hymn, "Iiark the Herald
Angels sing hendelSSOhn
Postlude, ''Hailelujah Chorus. Handel
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PINE STREET BAPTIST.
Morning Seryice


Organ prelude, "Pastoralc- (Paul
Christmas carol. TT Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" tWiliis). choir.
re Deum in nat tLloyO, choir.
Hymn ITO.
offertory. trio. Praise We" tverdD,
Miss Clarke, Messrs. Bailey and Harton.
Organ postlude. .'Triumphal March"
Night Service.
,v 0rsan prelude. I'm the Morning
Anthem. -sing Aneiuia Forth
Hymn 10s.
Festival Gloria in Exceisis Cwilson),
choir.
Never In the '0 Pwgh s.'o Bs Mss xou
Wilkinson.
Organ postlude, March tSonolelIe>.
Members of the choir: Sopranos
Misses Clarke and Helen Minson; Mes
games games Mann m. Mannion, Tin,sley and
Miss Eva J. Mineon. Tenors-Mcssrs.
Bailey. Dashieli and r G Smith.
B aas 9s = Barfoot. Har.on, Lloyd
ana w. T. Smith Organist-Miss MAbl
Davis Director. T.. Dashiell
Miss L: Il. Wilkinson will assist shc
choir at the evening service.
SECOND BAPTIST.
At the. Second Baptist Church, the
choir Will render the Christmas music
tomorrow: and will repeat il the fol-
reversed.
Let Us Now Go Even Unto Ee,hle-
While Shepherds Watch Their
Messed Holy Night. onenbach
Shout o Earth from Silence WAX
The Night Song Of BetbcleSmG'h n e RneE
Hymn lynn Of the Nativity''......s Stewart
=, Choir-Mrs. X. l.. Skidmore soprano:
Mrs.; H. a Nightingale, contralto:
RR fn Tyler. tenor; Howard d.
bryant. baritone: Herbert l. Rees
organist and director.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST
the choir OF Grove Avenue Baptist
Church will sing the Christmas music
tomorrow and will reverse the pro-
grams the Sunday following.
Rejoice this Blessed Morn" Spence
~, Come All Ye Faithful. Schneider
men from the East the Wise Men
p. NJ:
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ris. soprano: Hugh r. Bugg. tenor: Miss
Daisy l.. Smith, contralto; C. j. Adams.
haas
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FAmMouNT AYENUE nAPrIsr.

Morning Service.
organ prelude.
Anthem, Sing. Oh Heavens" Caleb
SImper).
Hymn 112.
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Anthem. Great Is tho Lord
Announcements.
Ofertory.
Anthem, "Hark, Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing"
Sermon
Hymn los.
Benediction.
Special Musical Evening Service.
Organ prelude.
Anthem, "Hark, the Notes of JOY"
Carrie b. Adams).
Eventide.
Ladies' quartette.
Solo-Selected.
Evening prayer. choir.
(Lorcnz).
Male quartettc.
Ordination OF deacons.
Anthem. Thee We Adore Oorenz)
Hymn ISL. "All Hail the Power Of
Jesus Name"
Bencdiction.
Sopranos-Mrs. Lucy Griffin. Miss
Mayme Felvey. Mrs T.. 7. Hill. Miss
Myrtle Tyson. Miss Broadus Johns.
Aitos--Mrs. +. l.. Stewart. Mrs A.
Tenors-Waltcr M'ffleton, Fred II.
Mays. Joseph Mahancs
Bass--Elvor Davis. Willie Kersey. F.
l.. Stewart
Gary. ~
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sim Is tho Night in Bethlehem"

still Is the Night in Bethlehem"
Tho Babe Of Light and Glory; spence
-csim IN tho Listening Ear OF H.sss
choir.Mir;s;.' Gcors: x. Marper.
John &; Doyle. tenor; Jos. F. White,
Norbert l.. Rees. director.
PARAMOUNT AVENUE METHODIST.
Organ voluntary. ala tBeethoyen.)
(Adams.)
Hymn lot.
Apostles Creed
Gloria Patri.
:. Anthem. The Star in the Christmas
Lesson, 96 Psalms.
ofertory. Chime Bells, Chino" (wu-
sermon. Christ
Hymn 631.
Prayer.
fa ofhgan voluntary. Festival March
Anthem. "Hark the Notes of Jov.
LYNN 1873.
GLORIA.
:, Anthem, Tho Owning OF tho King
(Lorenze.)
Lesson
oG,ertory. The Shepherds of Bethle-
Hymn Ill
Sermon; christmas Song"
Prayer.
Benediction.
Choir-Sopranos: Mrs. Hunter Heck
ter: Miss Blanch Shackelford, Mrs.
H Hdi.noh 10 carter, Miss Alga Shapland,
ShaGkelford. Tenors: Charlie Smith
II Nv WI poliar Lewis Gentry. Altos:
nad bSWis ,ientry: Mrs. Il. NJ. Brush
Chalklcy. George Lane
T, o5fanlst: Miss Mercy Lane. Luther
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sr. sIARK's CHURCH.

Morning.
o, Professional. 20 Come All Ye Faith
venite, Woodward.
Gloria, banks
TIE De I'm, Dudley Buck. r minor
Chant, "Jubilate," Holden
Gloria Tibi. Gilbert
THY myIm p,o. nWhile Shepherds PATCHED
7. 3TT fn,. Arise! Shine for Thy Light
Sursum corda
Sanctus. Ely
Hymn No geo.
Gloria in E.telsis. Ola Chant
,Recessional. Christians. Awake"
No soio I,ls Richard Fox, Miss
Eubank. mixed chorus: Mrs II D.
armstrong organlst and ehoir director.
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHuRcH
:, Sacred pageant. The King That was
not No p and the King That Was" written
/. The Hail of the Palace ~ Be,a ~;
the Great.
:. The Fields of Bethlehem.
;. on the Road to Jerusalem
:. Al the Entrance to Jerusalem
GRACE METHODIST CHURCH.
vo,unta,v Morning.
G chorus-,'Brightest and Best OF the
Sons Of the Morning" tue
hymn NO. 100.
The Apostles Creed
Prayer.
Anthem--'Messiah's Birth" adam
Geibe!.)
Psalm.
Gloria.
Morning lesson
Onertory-"Sing. O Heavens"tTrurs,
choir. -
Hymn No. Ill
Sermon-.'The Birth of tho Kinrn
Rev. j. F. Carey.
Hymn No. 1875
Renedlction
RecesSional.
Voluntary.
christmas Carols choir.
Hymn No. 121
Prayer.
Anthem---The King Is Born" tJ. Lin
coin HalD.
Psalm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
HOTEL MAN GAINS
"a POUNDS TAKING
EARLE'S HYPGCOD
ShorhesS of Breath, Bad Cough
and Weakness All Left
Him Like Magic.
SAYS 1T IS A GRAND
TONIC FOR EVERYONE

Il had the Influenza for four weeks
and it had me flat on, my back. I lost
every ounce OF strength 1 had and
crawled out of bed four weeks later
with an awful racking cough A deep,
painful soreness in my chest. short.
ness OF breath and away below my
regular weight writes Elmer ".
Johnson. Hotel Manager, well known
to many here in Washington.
81 had tried all the old-time renl-
edies without getting any new
strength so l heard about Earle's
Hypo-Cod and the wonderful repGta
ton that famous concern has for turn
ing out real medicine so I bought i
bottle. Right here I'll say it Is the
only tonic that really masters a cold
and knocks a cough quick. 1t gave
me new strength. / gained "a pounds
in weight and | never have any more
night sweats, coughs, or shortness OF
breath. Ny appetite 10 wonderful
and It brought me back to real health
so quick, I've still got a little left in
a bottle. but don't need it," continues
Mr.. Johnson, Manager Palace Hotel.
Atlantic City. y. J.
When e person is weak. half sick
and WORKOUT with sickness or over
work let them take Earle's HTpo-Co1
a week or two and il Is simply as
the difference il makes. Read
what others say about Earle's Hypo-
Cod on the. right and below and then
come down TO the drug store and get
a bottle, Peoples Drug Stores, WASH
inRton. d. =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
MOUNDS; WORK ON
SHELLS IS STOPPED

Work on the manufacture or shell
cases at the Washington Navy Yard
is being .Curtailed. mainly because OF
lack o. appropriations 10 continue
the naval program. il Is said. Con-
tracts for the manufacture OF the
cases have not Yet Deen filled in GER
tain instances.
About l7S OF the employees who had
been engaged in the production Of
the cases are being transferred TO
other departments, and there is no
indication that there is to be any lay
of of workers because OF the lack
Of appropriations. according 10
officials at the Navy Yard
II was decided to discontinue the
manufacture of the shell cases. rather
than another activity OF the Navy
ward munitions plants as there l. a
large enough quantity OF the shells
on hand TO meet any present demand.
The present working force OF the
Navy Yard is TO be retained. for the
present at least. officials said. There
are now about 5000 people employed
at the Navy Yard. Since the war the
force has been cut down only by
/ 500 TO LOO workers. officials stated.
II was said that all these men quit of
their own free will and il was denied
that they were laid off because or
lack OF funds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
DEATHS.

Walter Henry Havenner. IS yrs. 1875 Good
Hope I'd. Sc
Maggie Beechner. So yrs. 1884 Quincy st
Mary G. FIorrow, SO yrs, Nat. Homeo.
pathic Hos.
Mary Doe, 20 yrs. Washington Asy. Hos.
Fanny Y. Johnson. SO yrs, 1900 18th st
James Turner. 50 yrs. 1904 sth St NV
Adolph l.. knec-. 81 yrs 1886 " 81. NV
George F. McAvoy. So yrs. Garfield Hos
Grace Marie Poole. yrs. Casualty Hos
Inf OF Edward l.. and Irene Sickels, -
hrs. S22 ID st sw.
william Washington. S. yrs. Freedmen's
Hos.
Magruder Catcher. SIS yrs, Washington
Asy
George A. Thomas. rs yrs. 422 Sheridan
I'd. Sc.
Jennie Simms. 80 yrs s13 K St NV
Nancy Mildred jackson, IS yrs. 1892 Fla.
ave. NV.
Katie A. King. - yrs, 1895 29th st NV
Goldie Grayson. 30 yrs, Freedmen's Hos.
Alma Smith. yrs. 1904 10th st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
SHE NEVER FELT
LIKE WORKING
Was HaH-Sick, Weak, and
Rundown-Shength Had
Vanished.
HYPO-COD MAKES HER
STRONG, VIGOROUS AGAIN

Il certainly think Earle's Hypo-Cod
u a wonderful tonic for anyone who
- needing a builder or spring tonic,
declared Mrs: H. J. Burnside. 900 g
st. n. +. II was in a generally run.
down condition and felt 80 weak and
tired all the time my work was drudg
cry and slavedom. I had no strength
and lacked energy. j didn't sleep good
bit, either. and would get up ali
tired out in the mornings. My appc.
lite was poor, too, but Earle's HypO-
Cod IN just a few days made M
stronger and better than I'd been in q
long time. ] sleep good at night Ny
appetite Is good again and wake ~
hungry. refreshed and ready for the
days work. IT is a splendid remedy
and I recommend 10 to anyone need
ing q tonic" continued Mrs. Burnside
Thousands OF others in this city swear
by Earle's Hypo-Cod. Come down 20
the nearest drug store and get q
couple bottles. Let everyone in the
family take II a few days as q spring
and summer tonic.
Read what others say about K
above. We preDay large bottle any
where receipt OF price. 1920. plus Sc
war tax. Peoples Drug Stores. wash
tngton. d. c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
Hollis ORCHESTRA
IS MARKED SUCCESS

The orchestra composed Of seventy
members of the Nordica and the Y.
NJ. c. A. Mandolin and Guitar Clubs,
Under the direction OF Walter T.
Holt, gave their twentieth annual
concert last evening in the ballroom
OF the Raleigh Hotel. The program
was followed by an informal dance.
In bringing his orchestra of man
dolins and guitars up to symphonic
proportions Mr.. Holt has added to the
group of instruments, tenor-mRndolas,
mando-cellos, octave mandola, and a
mando-bass. The ensemble playing
was given with spirit and artistic
shading and variety. and not the
least OF the results OF Mr.. Hollis
training was shown in the orchestral
accomplishments to songs by Miss
Elsie c. Small. soprano soloist.
Miss Small gave an old Italian eX-
ample OF pure singing in the Pen
sier d'Amore" of Lucantoni with a
clear and pure cadenza that was most
effective The orchestra was in
sympathy with tho solo voice. and
was held in admirabls restraint Miss
Small had to repeat her singing of
Fay Fosters THE Americas Come"
Wheeler Wilson. baritone. gave two
lyrics with musical feeling and in
depreciation. and Johnson c. Bane.
solo guitarist, was heard in several
solos of his own composition, that
showed the artistic place TO which
Mr.. Bane has brought his instrument
in the world of music.
Mrs. J. H. Doty gave two banjo
sClos, with a guitar accompaniment
by Mr.. Holt. The other soloists were
l,1.
trio of Hawaiian guitar selections by
Miss Ellen Es Davis. Miss Loretta
HeaIy. and Mss Alice F. Hill. and
mandolin and guitar duets by 3. W.
DeLoss and Charles A. Conrsrd.
!. Mach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
RITES TOMORROW
FOR MRS. SLARROW

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Gordon Slarrow. widow of the Rev.
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the FOun-
dry Methodist Episcopal Church, Six
teenth and j streets northwest. TN"
Rev. DR.. II. r. Randolph will conduct
the services. Mrs. Slarrow died Wei
nesday.
She had been greatly interested m
educational and religious work in
Washington. She is survived by her
son. Lieut.. Malcolm GordDn Slarrow,
L. S. y; her mother. Mrs. Malcolm B.
Gordon; her brother. Major Peyton
Gordon, L. s. A. and her sister. Mrs.
Earl rockingham, of the Alabama
Apartments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
HUSBAND HAD
INDIGESTION
Wife Declares Earle's Hypo-
Cod Made a Different Man
Of Him Quickly.
BUILT HIM RIGHT UP.
My Husband Lost His Ape
lite, Had Heartburn, Gas,
Belching Spells, Grew

He didn't get the nourishment QUE
Of food that he should until happiIy
he began taking Earlc's Hyoo-Cod. 1t
is wonderful medicine. II removed al.
trace of. the stomach trouble and NJ
eats, grand. sleeps dandy and feels lots
stronger. He surely IS pleased with
it" declared Mrs. n. LOgeman- 6O4
Juh 81. y. T.. Washington. p. c.
II the reader is feeling below par
7 physically and has headaches, dizzy
spells. gas on the stomach. heartburn
shortness of breath, foul breath, ca
tarrhal or bronchial affections, let
them take this system cleansing and
strengthening tonic Ior a week nr
two and a remark able change Will al
most invariably be noted the third or
fourth day. As A spring tonic II is
ideal.
Send for a bottle to our nearest
Peoples Drug Store, S1.2O, plus SC
war tax.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
WILLIAM T. BURDINE.

Funral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon for William T. Burdine,
"a years old. at his home. 1925 Har-
rlson street. under Masonic auspices
He died yesterday morning at Elmer
genCy Hospital. Interment will be
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Burdine, who for many years
has been connected with the hotel
business in Washington, was on his
way to work at the Metropolitan
Hotel Wednesday night, when he suf-
fered A stroke of apoplexy. He was
taken into the hotel and later re-
moved TO the hospital. He is survived
by his widow. four daughters, and
three sons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30

Edgar c. and Bessie Marshall
Layton j. and Agnes A. Teepls.
Ova A. and Lena H. Waite.
Nalney II. and Wilma Wells.
James and InEa West
Samuel O. and Martee C. Walker.
BOY TWINS.
James W. and Florence LaughIin
DAUGHTERS.
Francis and Julia BArkoski
Walter +. and Martha Barton.
Vincent J. and Emily CalcaEno
Raymond l.. and IneZ Ford
George A. and Grace X. Hamilton
Harry G. and Mary l.. Meem.
Joseph w. and Ellen ~ Robicheau.
Robert and Mildred F. Russ.
Theodore and Beatrice q. Sartain
J arrott Il. and Ophelia Lee
Richard and Lille Hawkins.
Alexander and Sarah Harris
p. and Bessie Brics.
and Miyo Nishio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
BUILT THEM Up
AFTER THE FLU"
Hyattsville Farmer Says Wife,
Daughter-m-Law, Two
Neighbors and Him
self All Took Il.
WONDERFUL TONIC FOR
TROUBLE HE DESCRIBES

Two mon whom ] know were put
BACK on their feet in perfect health
so qulcN after having bad attacks ~,
the Flu that I decided any medicine
.hSI t0uIo 90 such things was worth
N fortune. For years Id been nery-
Gus and sort Of rundown. Had a slight
touch OF the grippe just before thai.
too, and muscular rheumatism tina,
sometimes kept me indoors with
pain | said to myself il they had 20
medicines down to such a hne point
as all that I'd invest a dollar or two
in II for myself writes r. F. Auder-
son lfarmerl National Training School
for Boys. Hyattsyille, Md
TELLS WHAT 1T DID.
Atter taxing one bottle it had mo
now I've got one OF those jim, Dandy
APpetttes YOU read about It's = IoT-
10 SIT down 10 your meals. All that
cid nervousness has left and I'm feel
ing strong and good all over.
Fact is-it did me so much good.
the wife took a couple bottles and N
helped uer 80 much my dauRhter-In-
law who had the Influenza save ~
taking the doctors medicine and Z
put he, back on her feet in NJ ti1,r
u surely does beat all how ,oSIicL n
bull ="U up and knocks out that
tired. nervous, fidEety feeling Fact
is--tho whole neiEhborhood thinks it.s
great The two mon who took il after
tinued Mr. Anderson.
Th"r" can be no auction about
t.arl".S HyNo-Cod II : the hest Sprirc
tonic vr tonic for after sickness 10 bp
found On The shelf Drugs, IS en
dose r'. pCrtO~ - CS.--- 10 h. oFtrr,
nd thousands n uses sav II beat,
every thing else. >ufc. We prcpa >
'srS0 h"if'~ SN~'tu- Uyro-. - sny-
'hc-~ Si.2". Plus SC wa tax TcopIs'S
Drug Stores. Washington, D. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
IN MEMORIAM

HUGHES-In sad but loving remembra nee
Of our beloved and devoted mother. Mrs
MAREI HUGHES. who departed this life
eight years ago June .. 1919.
Eight wears have passed since hat sad day
when the one We loved was called away.
God took her home u was His will,
Rut in our hearts she liveth skill.
And though our family circle is broken,
How the parting filled us with pain,
We hold as a glorious token
The bright hopes Of meeting again
go Capt ROY E HUGHES
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
GEORGE CHAFFEE HILL.

Lieut. George Chaffee Hill. L. s.
y, twenty-five years old, who died
Wednesday morning on board the L.
s. 5. Solace, will be buried at Airing
ton tomorrow morning, following
funeral services at st. PauI's Cath
Ollie Church, Fifteenth and streets
northwest. at 10 o'clock. He was the
son of Mrs. Frances .Chaffee Hill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
GIVES PERSON NEW STRENGTH,
ENERGY, AMBITION, APPETITE
Work Was Drudgey-Nerves
So Bad Couldn't Sleep.
Appetite Was Gone.
WASHINGTON LADY SAYS
HYPO.COD is WONDERFUL

~ got so rundown. weak and ner'-
Gus ana I couldn't sleep. Appetite haa
gone and after trying a lot OF al
ferCnt medicines was about READY 70
give up when | heard about Earle ;
Fypo-Cod. 1t is wonderful medicine;
In lust three short weeks II changed
me from n weak, rundown. hall SICK
woman into real health. ] feel 100
Ter cent better than I did three Shot|
weeks ago" declared Mrs. NJ. Flana'
gan, 20 Q street \. f.
LIKE A NEW WOMAN.
"EarIe's HypO-Cod built me right
M. In certainly is fine to give per
son strength. / now eat good ana
csn sleep like a child. My nerves are
good and strong again and | feel 100
Ter cent better than ! did three short
weeks ago. Everyone tells me how
much better | am looking. 1t bencnt-
low my name to be published as
hope others will try il too" continued
Anyone feeling half sick. weak,
nervous out of sorts can easily take
bottle or two OF Earle's Hypo-CoG
and get results. Especially this time
Of wear II isn't any trouble to take
il lust before meals and it is so nice
tasting children are fond Of il. Eloer
" folks praise il and doctors and
druggists endorse the formula.
Come down to the drug store to-
right and procure couple bottie--
we rcdee in coupons with HYpO-COi
and give to every two bottle purChas-
or th,ir HrhoiCo Of -, box EaTlC'> JoS
or soc. box Merry Mint TO h" taken in
connection with Ear!c's HNpoC"d
hero user is troubled with c"nstipa
tion or nerves Peoples SIX Big Drug
Stores, Washington. d c.
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E. MORTIMER CARUANA.

Funeral services for (. Mortimer
Caruana, formerly a Glerk in the
office OF the Alien Property Gus
todian, will be held tomorrow after
noon at ESQ o'clock al his residence.
1854 Newton street northwest. Mr..
Caruana. who was forty-three years
old, died at his home yesterday morn
ing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
MAUREEN L. MORRIS.

The funeral OF Maureen l.. Morris.
eighteen years old. who died yester-
day morning, will be held tomorrow
from the home of her aunt. Mrs. Mary
A. Morris. A05 Second street south
cast Requiem mass will be said at
St Peters Church, Second and G
streets southeast, at Q o'clock The
Sodallty of the Children OF Mary will
attend the mass. Interment will be
in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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RARY,s BODY IN RIVER.

The body OF a baby girl. white.
about three months old. was found
floating in the Eastern Branch near
Benning bridge yesterday by the
police OF the Ninth precinct The
body was turned over to the Dis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
BROWNS
IN TIDAL BASIN

Cornelius J Sweeney. q printer en-
ployed at local newspaper office.
was drowned Yesterday afternoon
while bathing in the Tidal Basin. The
body was recovered by police Of the
harbor precinct an hour after he had
been reported missing.
The printer, with two friends. went
to the bathing beach after work yes
terday afternoon. When last seen he
was swimming toward a float. He
disappeared from sight without cry
for help or struggle.
The body. following its recovery.
was taken 10 the morGue. Sweeney
was twenty eight yeans old and lived
at 1898 Eleventh street southeast