Evening star., 1920-03-10
SISTERS DIE SAME DAY.
Mrs. Maud L. Radley succumbs
Here: Mrs. Stickney in Buffalo.

Mrs. Maud l.. Radley, wife of DR..
Charles w. Radley.i died at the family
residence. 442s 9th street. at noon
yesterday. Thirty minutes later her
sister. Mrs. A. S. Stickney, died at
Buffalo.
Mrs. Radley had been sick long
time. She was fifty-one years old.
and was born in Batavia. n Y. She
came to Washington twenty-nine
years ago and had lived here since.
Mrs. Radlev was active in Fetw orth
community affairs and was member
of the Petworth Woman's Club and
the First Congregational Church. In
addition to her husband. a son. Ger
aid. and daughter, Elizabeth. sur
vivc her
Funeral services will he held at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at
80 o'clock. Rev. Wilbur T. Johnson
assistant pastor Of the First ConGre-
sational Church. viii oftciate. Inter
mont will be private at Rock Creek
cemetery.
I MRS. WILLIAM l.. RALPH.
I Mrs William l.. Ralph idow of
! Dr. William l.. Ralph. died suddenly
| Monday of heart disease at her resi-
| dence. in the Somerset apartments
| 1901 10th street.
| She is survived by a daughter. Mrs
I
| three sisters. Funeral services viii
! be held tomorrow noon at st. Thomas
| Episcopal Church of which Mrs
| Ralph was a member for many years
| Rev. Dr. c. Ernest Smith viii Of
| tjciate. Interment Will be i'll ltica
N. Y.
j. HENRY CARIL.
Funeral services for J Henry CARL.
pioneer Center market merchant who
Il Linl Sat Irl
i afternoon at o'clock at Central 'ap-
| tist Church. Rev. h. Hez SW EN- Of
| ficiated.
| Members of New Jerusalem Lodge,
| No. 9, of Masons and Temple Chapter.
| Eastern Star, were in charge of the
| services lnterineut was in Glen
| wood cemetery.
MRS. ALICE MARTIN.
Mrs Alice Martin, widow of Her
man Martin who for many years was
connected with the bureauOof print
ing and engraving. died yesterday at
her home 1920 Euclid street. after
an illness of five months. She was
seventy-four years old.
Mrs. Martin. although a native of
Fairfax county, Va, came to this
city when but a young girl, and has
! lived here ever since. She took a
great interest in public affairs and
had wide circle of friends in the
city. She was the mother of Mrs
Thomas Moore, wife of the local mo-,
tion picture theater promoter. She
is also survived by another daughter
Mrs Minnie Norton. and a son, George
Martin, both of this city.
Funeral services will he held to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock at her
late residence. Interment will be in
Glenwood cemetery.
FRANK A. SAlLES.
PROVIDENCE. L. l.. March 10
Frank A. Sayles of Pawtucke'. own
er of the largest textile bl ching
business in the world and reputed
to be Rhode Islands wealth. st citi-
zen, died yesterday in New York.
DIR. EMILE SCHMOLL.
OAKLAND, Calf, March 10-Emile
Schmoll, widely known as a diagnoS-
tician, died at IA sanitarium near here
Yesterday. For many years he was
attached to the staffs of hospitals in
Strassburg Munich. Cologne and Lon
don In 1902 he gave a series of lee
lures at Johns Hopkins University.
MRS. THERESA II. SULLIVAN.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, March 10.
Mrs. Theresa Barbara Sullivan
sister of Mother Mary Evang of
Rome, Italy, who is mother general
of all Ursiline Sisters. died here yes
terday Mrs. Sullivan was born in
Vienna, Austria, in 1916, coming to
this country in 1870 and marrying j.
E. Sullivan. member of one of the
Oldest families of south Texas.
JULIUS KAYSER.
NEW YORK. March 1O.-Juiius
Kayser, widely known manufacturer
of gloves underwear and hosiery.
died suddenly in his home here yes
terdsy in his eighty-third year. He
started into business for himself as
an importer of fancy goods when sew
enteen years old