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Evening star., 1924-03-01
HUDSON-ESSEN
ISED-CAR DEPARTMENT
The place to purchase real
bargain in a good used car
Compare our prices.

The place to purchase a real
bargain in good used car.
Compare our prices.
1922 Hudson coacl: imc shape; $50
1!'.;! E~~rN coach, $500.
i.19 Essex coach S5"'.
192r Essex roadster. $40.
1.23 Chevrolet coupe. sta.
~. Chevrolet coupe. SS-'.
49, Ch,'Nrol" touring, S2Hu-
y. . l9.@ Ford sedan, So.
4 1n-a Buick q turning. S';|H.
" 49,. R'lirh t",uin.. $50.
~ Chandler touring. $500.
l@@. IIupuIrh!lr sport touring. 500.
l"I.' HAYNES tourinG, $3.50.
w.. Liberty sport touring. S3I5.
1927 Siuirhak"r special & touring, 500
49,. Sfudrbakcr special g sedan, $50
IVA pUigc touring. Si;ln
1919 Kuck q touring. Sii.,.
1919 uid~mohir touring. SlJ0.
The above cars are all in good
condition. 1t will be to your
advantage to see them before
YOU buy
'Lambert-IIudson Motors Co.,
1722 L ST. AT conn. AVE.
WE offer the man who wants
low-priccd and low-cost automo-
bile transportation the finest as
surtment Of cars and models that
it was ever our privilege to offer
at used car prices.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Liberal Terms.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
REQ PASSENGER CARS
and
SPEED WAGONS.
1909 18th St. NV.
Main 4173.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS!

Ford touring. choice of ten........... $50 up
Ford runabouf, choice of seven........ $50 up
Ford runabout with carrying box..... SSa up
Ford sedan, choice of eight. SlS.I up
Ford coupe, choice of seyen...........Si5D up
Ford light delivery choice of four. -. S15 up
Ford trucks, choice Of six. $50 up
Cars selling under SloO. 50 cash. balance
S. per week.
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Watch These Wonderful
RarUaius.

IL y IN I'LL NlN Ni> Wa
USED CAR DEPARTMENT,
1925 14th ST. NV.
NORTH 3+5.
CLOSED CARS.
i.2t Nash sedan. $50
1921 Overland coupe.
1873 Nash. 1-pass.
l922 Nash cab, $500.
TOURINGS.
1928 Nash demonstrator ca.
49,. Nash t2o.
1921 Nash (2b.
Ia.,3 purant.
1922 Haynes f2l
1873 Nash sport Geyl
1923 Nash sport. 4cyl.
1922 Ford (two).
ROADSTERS.
1921 Sssh '-cyi.: $3.50.
1928 Nash i-cyl., $500
1921 Cleveland 8-cyl., $500.
1919 Dodge. 5000.
1925 14th ST.
NORTH 343.
JUSTICE.
All that the word implies.
1922 NVillys-Knight roadster.
1922 Durant sedan.
1921 Templar touring.
1921 Lexington sedan,
1920 Ford touring.
1920 Buick touring.
1920 Ford speedster.
1918 Cadillac.
1921 Biddle touring.
Willys-knight, Overland and
Chandler Distributors.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
1915 18th St. NV.
INSPECT AT ONCE.
PACKARD.
"The Safest Used Car Market
in the World"
Buick Touring. 1922.
In frst-class condition in every respect.
Studebaker Sedan.
Late model seven-passenger.
Packard Six Sedan Limousine
Seven-pas ssenger. This car. driven less than
3 600 miles. Owner traded it in on Packard
eight. Appearance and condition equal to new
and can be purchased on same basis as new
car. at a substantial saving.
Franklin Touring.
tt,i 20 ha ha haef n Kiln hIy Y
in Washington today.
Cunningham Touring.
4 very fine car at ridiculously low price.
Terms may be arranged.
PACKARD,
1907 kalorama Road.
USED CAR EXCHANGE,
$50 18th ST. NV.
FRANKLIN 20.
1923 Dodge coupe.
1923 Paige touring.
1923 Oakland coupe.
1922 Haynes 4-passenger.
1872 Premier sport.
1921 Studebaker touring.
1921 Dodge touring.
1921 Dodge roadster
1919 Cadillac touring.
TERMS OR TRADE.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
VIM. R. Phelps. Manager.
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3423 10Th ST.-Sunny room. twin beds second
floor adjoining bath; delightful meals; hot
bread: homelike atmosphere; $40 month each
for two, s.I:5 for ono. Adams 4lfl. ~
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PACKARD SINGLE SIN TOURING. Spa aSsen-
ger, late l923. new Willard thread ruhs'r
hattcry: 6 RDyal cord tires front and rear
bumpers: stop and parking light: nutomatlc
wind shicla cleaner: recently repainted; Sl.tHo.
Terms S12D down, SIS per month. Vine
hfrgcr Co 37nO Ga ave u
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THE KENESAW 18th and Irving sts. p.w.-.
Very desirable a-room and bath suite, we'll
furnished: good meals at reasVnable rates IN
n,,irn Hhnno Vol III
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18th ST. NEAR RT-tVIANAN N.W.--Twe CON-
mlnicating front rooms in new modern home;
neatly furnished: private family; good home
addvasS poN ,1-N Star office.
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MANW ELL
Used Car Department.

Maxwell touring ...S $3.50
Maxwell coupe ........ 80
Dodge sedan ......Io )
Buick touring ....... rs
Dodge roadster ..... 100
Haynes touring .... 80
Chevrolet touring ...... Us
Chevrolet coupe ... $50
Ford sedan ............ 225
Ford coupe .............. $50
Ford touring ............ l9O
Maxwell roadster ... 250
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1907 MASS AVE S.W-The Sunset Jnt
overlooking Thomas Circle: beautiful rooms
excellent home cooking; refined environment:
q
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FOR SALE-M0TOR CYCLES.
FOR HIRE-AUT0MoB1LEs.

INDIAN SCOUT, lB2l model; $50. 1917 L
81. NV. l.
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'la y. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--one large fur
nished room. suitable for two gentlemen For
further information see Conductor g. X. Burke.
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1902 CONNECTICUT AVE.-Warm and clean
house single and double rooms, bath and iah
eratory, adjoining al conveniences: parloT;
s4a 30 month; fourth floor. $40 month.
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DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION. 1910 21st st
n.w.-Lsrge light. airy double rooms. front
and back, second and third fonrs. Dressing
rooms with running water All furnished II
mahogany. Price including best table board
s45 10 $50 per. mo. per person. Phone v.
1851. ls
1867 CALF. ST. N.W-Beautiful and els
ganfly furnished front bsy-window room.
southern exposure: house newly decorated
throughout: table hoard and service unsur-
passed. Communicating single room II desired.
Gao EAST TAPTTOI.-T.arge. beautifully fur
nshed secord floor front room. southern eH
posnre, well heated, and excellent meals
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I45O CIIIFTON ST S.w.--Iarge second floor
front; excellent table; private family. AcsWF
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FOR SALE-AUTOM0BILES.
Continued.

MERCER specia! raeeabout; excellent cpndI- ',11t
:,-naSs body; Il wire wheels; practically new
rubber, and many extras; real bargain ior
any one desiring this type OF car. Caii Mr'
Allen Franklin 1,n-
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THE WASHINGTON CADILLAC co.
,I3E.IT,o ,'onn. ave FIR 2g0O. .3apl ..1902
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ia f N.w.-Threr unfurnishsd roVms s35:
also furnished room. first foor. 2s
90 9TH N.E.--Two large housekeeping front
rnnms. Sl4 month
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OVERLAND ROADSTER. model NJ: new top
- new cnrd tires. spare Gu rim. new battery
any demonstration; must sell, 500. 34l" "a
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These cars are in perfect rum
ming order. several are Bonded
Used Cars" and can be pur-
chased on our liberal time pay
mcnt plan.
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LIBERAL TERM!

Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY Fl. HORNER,
lO15 18th Street. Main 5296.
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III LONGFELLOW w.--Entire 2nd floor for
Ink: new home; gas and electricity furnish
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d. N.E..-Fnur rooms and
light and heat. 90
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PETWORTH-Two rooms and inclosed sleep
ing porch, equipped Ink; adults only; ami.
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illness is proven to have been in
CURED in line of duty. according to
the new bulletin Of the association.
originated by President Milton u.
Smith, and which is just being sent
out. While he points out that the
hoard Of police and fire surgeons has
been very liberal. nevertheless sew
eral policemen have had to meet their
medical expenses at time when they
were In dire financial straits. Presi-
dent Smith proposes that an assess
ment OF 81 be made against each
would provide about $500. Subse-
quently 10 cents a month would be
subtracted from the SO cents dues
and placed in the fund.
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THE WEATHER

District and Maryland-Snow or
ram tonight and tomorrow: little
s onahse IN temperature, lowest to-
night slightly below freezing. mod
crate east and northeast winds.
Ftrginia-Rain on the coast and
sno" or rain In the interior tonight
ana tomorrow; little change in tenn
perature; increasing northeast winds.
tirginia-Snow or rain to-
night: somewhat coldrer In nortb
portion: tomorrow snow.
Records for Twenty-Four v,our~
thermometers PM, 33. m "a.
Il midnight, 80: a M, 2s: s = m 81
noon, Sc. 'I'iii'' d >
~ Barometer-i pm, 30.59: nm,
SSo:os: * midnight. 3057; 4 am, 36.5s:
a;in., 5o.o2; noon, 30.4S.
highest temperature, SO. occurred
at noon today GU
% Io"est temperature, IS, occurred AZ
4:5o am. yesterday. o.
nperature same date last wear
highest, 54; lowest, "a.
Condition or the Water.
temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great FalIs-Tem. :.
Pefature' 81: condition, muddy,
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coas Ct
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, 5:a9 am and e.o-
PM high tide, 1888 am. '-0
= aionorroW-Low tide. $40 q. M. and
''%4 pm; high tide. 1882 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
$3.50 pm. gu" sets
Iomorrow-Sun rises SAT am: sun
moon rises 11:40 PM; sets e:54 =,
tic Hsotomobile lamps to be lighted one.
half four after sunset. o'ie-
weather In Various Cities.
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BURGLARS GET $108.

Burglars late Saturday night or
early yesterday entered the meat
market of James Z. O'Connor. 2162
california street northwest. and stole
two boxes of candy and SO. An ef-
Fort also was made to enter an ad-
Joining drug store, the lock on a
basement door having been tampered
with.
Ralph L. Sabin, 3iO1 Macomb
street, Cleveland Park, told the police
his home was robbed last night be-
tween and 9:15 o'clock and s105 in
cash and two watches stolen.
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RITES FOR DR.. HIGGINS.
Funeral Services TO Be Held To-
morrow Morning.

! Funeral services for DIR. Daniel w.
Higgins, prominent Washington ply
sician and an authority on contagious
diseases, who died Saturday morning,
will be held at his late residence, IFS
Sd street southeast, tomorrow morn
Ing at IL o'clock. "ha body win 10
taken TO his birthplace. at South
River, Md, and bur al will be in t.,.
cemetery of the Hope Chapel n. t.
Church South.
Honorary pallbGarerS will include
Drs. Sterling Ruffin. Charles Stanley
White. Reginald Walker, Huron Law
son, Francis r. Hagner, Gerry Nor
gan, Oscar 3. Hunter, Paul ). Putzlti
Edgar Copeland. Thomas Foley
Thomas J. Gates, John r. Vivian, Lee
Brady, T. ID. Webb, z. y. Davidson,
Louis Castell, Lewis II. Taylor, Will
liam Mallory, d. X. Shute and 7. a.
Grooyer.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaf tbs have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Rernard Tresdwell, 80, Providence Hospital.
Marie X. leisser. %. Providence Hospital.
Jesse b. sloat, II, George Washington Uni.
versity Hospital.
Margaret Cotter. 81. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Daniel W. Higgins. Is. lis 3rd st. s.e.
Eva Milatiner. 81, 1882 G st. ne.
Annie Connors. So. 2217 18th st. Sc.
George W. Arnold, 60. lie Pa. ave.
Anna e. Morgal, 80, 1922 Seth st.
Albert Brown. SO, Freedmens Hospital.
benjamin ]. Tyler. 82. SO o st. ne.
James H. Bailey, 2, 342 W st.
George w. T. Colbert, 49, 24O3 F ct.
Mammie B. Frasier, %. 1909 T st.
Raymond Tyler. 10. 337 Md. ave. s.w.
Enocl Baker. IS. 1884 South st.
Mary F. b. Bell, 81, 3I4 D st. s.w.
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Denham's niece. could summon a po-
liceman. Mrs. Denham was taken to
her apartment and treated for a Sc
9ere injury and discoloration Of the
left eye.
Mrs. Denharn and her niece were on
their way home from their place Of
employment. police were told. when
they were accosted by the young man.
Mrs. Denham reported the affair to
police Of the sixth precinct. and fur
nished them the license number of
the machine. Search Is being insti-
tuted for him.
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FOREIGN,
,enwich time, today.)
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tt
the health department in the last twenty foul
hours:
Paul NJ. and Mary J. Connors boy.
William F. and Fannie J. Blake. girl.
Andrew and Evelyn Hansborovgh, boy.
Thomas D. and Annie NJ. Walsh, boy.
r. Clarence and Elizabeth A. PostoD, boy.
Michael J. and Leila K. Dillon. girl.
Raymond H. and Elsie w Lecraw, boy
Eugene w. and Edith S. Bond girl.
James X. and Alice l.. Jones, boy.
David and Ernestine Rice, girl.
George X. and Mary L. Baker. boy.
Samuel L. and Martha A. Morton, boy.
James W. and Liiien f. Thomas. boy.
William and Mary f. Smith, boy.
John and Veronica Lonesome, boy.
Charles and Jessie Watson, girl.
Arthur and Anna Ransome, girl
Madison and Floss!e Faust. girl.
Steptoe and Carrie Rice, boy.
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Deatbs.

ihohAS. Sunday. February -. 1921 at his
yr9s,usnce, 1643 18th It. NV. EDWARD
d,n,oo, d,h,oMAs Funeral will lie Thursday, at /
Cbn,os' from Vermont Avenue baptist
fAaEs. Monday. February - 1924 ot .ao
IIli, Nh, ut ms residence. the Oakland. FRAN
vvn'o JAfiEH YANES. nat:ye of Carscas.
sehrZutia Funeral services Tuesday after
noon NJ !. O'clock III rlir Ta5.I,,e riran
- mon building. Mass will b. h.ld in Caracas.
1UoNG. sunday, February "A, 1924. at 1920
I'M, IaRhlE e. YoI'NG fune KueNlrrl.
pI"'ed wife "f Elmer Il Young Funeral
from her istr res dencc 10 Rhode Island
az "e'e northwest. ~ Tuesday. February -.
at PIN Relatives and friends In.
fRnad; A,.rhd. inr: mont Reading. Ia
a"aaihs Ia, Philadelphia and Wubrru.
MISS. rai'-:s please cCpyy
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MRS. L. SELFRIDGE DIES.
Mother Of London Merchant Be
came Ill While in Washington.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. February 25.-Mrs Lois
Se!fridge. mother Of Harry Gordon Sell
fridge. London merchant. died today
at the home of her son here.
Mrs. Selfridge, who was ninety years
old, went to the United States in No
venber for visit. She was taken Ill
last month in Washington, and Mr.. Sell
fridge left hurriedly for America to be
with her She recovered sufficiently to
be able TO sail with Mr.. Selfridge on
the Berengaria from New York, arriv-
ing at Southampton Saturday, but grew
worse after reaching the Selfridge home
here.
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GIRL SlAPS HIS FACE,
HE KNOCKS HER DOWN
Masher Flees in Auto as Woman
Who Fought Lies Sense
less In Street.

A blow on his face was the answer
Mrs. Nellie Gray Denham, thirty-two,
627 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
gave early today to young man
who accosted her in front OF her
home as baby" and asked where she
was going.
Resenting Mrs. Denham's greeting.
the young man is reported TO have
dealt her blow on her face knock
ing her senseless. Her alleged as.
sailant drove away In an automobile
before Dorothy May Hatcher, Mrs
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PLAN SICK Benefit
FUND FOR POLICE
- Proposal to Be Discussed at Meet
as., ing of Association Thurs
: SIS b.. day Night.

= Creation of a sick benefit fund by
the Policemen's Association of the
District of Columbia will be discuss
> ed at the next meeting of the or
= sanitation TO be held at the Pythian
Temple, 1012 9th street northwest,
- Thursday night. Representative AL
20 lard H. Gasuue of South Carolina, a
member of the House District COM
p mittee, will speak.
; Under a strict ruling of the con-
troller general of the United States
policemen who are i'll cannot have
their medical bills paid unless the
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D. c. STUDENT HoNORED,

Merrill E. Hiatt. Washington
student at Earlham College, has
been elected to the literary commit
tee of the Ion:an Literary Society Of
the institution. according to word
received here today from Richmond
Ind. Mr.. Hiatt IL the son Of J Edgar
Hiatt and Is a sophomore at Earl
ham. The purpose of the Ionian So
ciety In the training Of It's members
n parliamentary law and public
gnaakinfs
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VETERAN MINISTER DIES.
Presbyterian Pioneer Sustained In.
juries in Fall.

ALTOONA, Pa, February 25.-The
Rev. DR.. A. r. Fay, founder Of the
Presbyterian CT .rch in Colorado
died yesterday at Alexandria, near
mere, as the result of a fall on the
ley pavement at his home in that
place last Friday. He was eighty
nine years old and was retired
presbyterian minister
Or. Day spent sixty-three years in
the ministry and was author of a
numbfr of poems and hymns. Prior
70 entering the ministry he practlced
Jaw Tor three years in WISCONSIN
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DR.. John r. Spencer Dies.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. February 81
IL John *. Spencer. past president
or the Eclectic Medical Association
or the United States. died at his home
mere yesterday of pneumonia. He
was sixty-nine years Of age.
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B. R. PINCHBACK DEAD.
Employed for Twenty Years in
Navy Department.

Bismarck i. Pinch back, son of
former Gov. Pinchback of Louisiana.
died at his home. 527 Florida avenue,
this morning. after an illness of two
years. For twenty years he had been
employed In the Navy Department in
the office of the auditor.
He is survived by his mother, wife,
brother, Walter A. Pinchback, and a
nephew, Eugene +. ~2omer, a writer.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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CAPT. RICHARDS DETAILED.

Capt. H. r. Richards. 29th Engineers.
has been detailed officer In charge Of the
engineer reproduction plant at Wash
ington barracks. succeeding Maj. Wa
lace w. Kirby. now acting director of
the bureau of engraving and printing.
Capt. Richards served overseas with
Maj. Kirby. He is a graduate of West
Point class of 1917
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. c. ]. Peabody Dead.

NEW YORK. February 25.-CharIes
Jones Peabody. sixty-eight years old
retired banker and for twenty-five
York Stock Exchange. diad vesI.rd.I
at the Brooklyn Hospital. where he
underwent an operation February l5,
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

| The Indiana Society will meet at
the Ebbitt House at o'clock.
Robert Dougan Of the Capital Trac-
tion company will speak at the meet
ing of the West End Citizens Asso-
citation, at 8 o'clock, in the basement
of Concordia Church, goth and G
streets northwest.
The monthly meeting of the Social
Hygiene Society will be held at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church at
| Sis o'clock.
| Recently elected officers of the
/ Grand Army of the Republic and the
Women's Relief Corps will be in
, stalled at 1880 o'clock in G.. A. r.
Hall.
! Representative Arthur NJ. Free of
California will address the Women s
City Club at $3.50 o'clock.
J The Mid-City Citizens Association
will meet in the Thomson School at
3 o'clock
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CARDS of Thauks.

CUsBERD. We wish to thank the man,
friends and neighbors for their sympathy
Kindness and floral tribntes at the death Of
our ster. AMELIA CCSRERD
THE FAMILY. .
DYSON. We wish to thank the many friends
relatives and neighbors for the sympathy
Kindness and beautiful floral tributes at thr
death OF our dearly beloved son, JOSEPH
Leroy DYSON. THE FAMILY. .
hthf We wish TO express our thanks and
appreciation TO Our friends and relatives
for their sympathy and beautiful fora
mother.
DOLLY KEMP. HER DAUGHTERS AND
SON-IS-LAW, 81 MYRTLE ST, CITY .
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MRS. B. F. FUNK DEAD.
Mother Of Illinois Representative
in Congress Succumbs.

Mrs. Benjamin F. Funk, mother OF
Representative Frank II. Funk of H.
linois and widow ,of Benjamin T.
Funk, member of the Fifty-third
Congress, died at the st. Adams
apartments, 2310 Connecticut avenue
northwest, today. The body will be
sent to Bloomington, ILL.,, this after
noon, where arrangements will be
made for funeral services and burial
Mrs. Funk had lived in Bloomington
until coming to this city to be with
her son. Besides her son, she is sur
vived by three grandchildren, Miss
Mary c. Funk, Benjamin +. Funk and
Miss Florence II. Funk.
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on foreign and domestic affairs at
the Women's City Club tomorrow
night at o'clock. The public is in
vtted.
The Eckin9ton w. C. T. U. will
meet tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. Hadley, 2332
lst street northwest.
The 3s2d meeting of the Chemical
Society of Washington will be held
at the Cosmos Club tomorrow Night
at Sis o'clock. Prof. r. V. Wheeler
Of Sheffield University, England, will
speak on electrical Ignition of
Cases"
Loyalty Chapter. No. 81. o. T.. s..
will hold a card party at the Gavel
Club, 719 18th street northwest, to-
morrow night.
The Thomas Circle Citizens' Asso-
citation will meet at Luther Place
Memorial Church. Vermont avenue
and Luther place, tomorrow night at
8 o'clock.
The Federation of Citizens Assoc
citation will meet in the boardroom
of the District building Saturday
night at o'clock.
Mai. Gen. Henry r. Allen will be
the guest OF honor of the Kentucky
society THURSDAY night at $50
o'clock at the Meridian Mansions.
The regular luncheon Of the Lion
Club will be held Wednesday at 1880
o'clock in the New Willard Hotel.
The Iowa Circle Citizens, Axsocia-
tion will meet tomorrow night at
o'clock in Eorthminstcr Presbyterian
Church, 11th street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest. An illustrated
lecture on american Forests" will
be given by Mr.. Hamilton Of the
forestry service.
A business meeting OF the Boys
Anti Cigarette League Of Washing
ton. d. G, will be held at Mount
Vernon Place NJ E. Church at i
o'clock tomorrow night
The North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association will meet in the
Emery School at S o'clock tomorrow
night. at which an important busi-
ness matter and an entertaining
musical program will be presented
The next regulnr meeting OF the
Southeast Washington Citizens AS
sociation will be held in the Tyler
when important matters will be pre-
sented to the members in attendance
A card party and dance for the
benefit of the new Nativity Church
at BriEhtwood will be held at the
Raleigh Hotel Wednesday evening.
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M arriaQes.

hUDD-ToLsoN. Monday. February is, 1872
WAiLAND l.. RUDD to ESTHER LYI.
TOLSON Of Ts Dcfrees st. NV.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Janet Richards will lecture
on foreign and domestic affairs at
night at o'clock. The public is in
vtted.
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The EckfnEton W. C. T. U. will
meet tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. Hadley, 2332
lst street northwest.
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SPECTACIIES-Pai of gold-Timmed; February
q Phone Jincoln 531
Lust.
AIREDALE-MaIe. 8 months old; brown legs
ard tail, black back no collar; out Of car
18th and o sts., Saturday, Feb. %; reward.
Phone Alexsndria 147I-J. 27'
C0LLIE-Male. q months old, brown with
white neck and feet; answers to name "Pat" !;
lost Am Sunday, vicinity 4th and ne. !;
reward. 81 z st. ne. Lincoln 7O74. 26'
DoG-Female, black and white spotted
Reward. 612 s.w. Phone Lincoln $3.50. gre
EYEGLASSES-Silver engraved frame; be-
tween Continental Hotel and downtown Sec
tioD. Return to A. Scho,l, Continental Hotel.
Reward.
FOX TERRIER-Wlite and brown, female, !,
reward. 336 Indiana ave. 25s
GLASSES-Sheu: in Metropolitan Theater.
Saturday; reward. Columbia 1861.
KEYS-Bunch OF automobile keys in vicinity
Vermont ave. and NJ st. Return to Room 500
Star building. Reward.
PIN-A lovers knot pin, diamond in center;
Sunday. Reward. 1856 at. sc.
POCKETBOOK, beaded. containing auto permit.
keys and change. Reward. Phone Lincoln
3l53-W.
FOCKETBOOK-Lady's, black. pin seal; north
east section. Sunday morning. Return 153
yT-'a-@ 80" Pawa-d
4: SfEUl ALLts. tortoise shell. in case, between
22nd 18th and G.. Call Main S8SS.
WRIST WATCH-Gold, at Mt Vernon: initial.
/ 1sA. ~ Yanc 4lA9
Evening star., 1924-02-25
The 3scd meeting of the Cbemica

Society of Washington will be held
at the Cosmos Club tomorrow Night
at Sis o'clock. Prof. r. V. Wheeler
Of Sheffield University, England, will
speak on electrical Ignition of
Gases"
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Loyalty Chapter. No. 81, O. T.. s..
will hold a card party at the Gavel
Club, 719 18th street northwest, to-
morrow night.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
FOUND.
Lust.

SPECTACLES-Pair Of go!d-rimmed; Februar
"a Phone Lincoln 531
Evening star., 1924-02-25

End. 12th and g. CaII Mdin 6656.
WRIST WATCH-Gold, at Mt. Vernon; initials
in. ". r." Reward. Linc. eS47. 100 10th
st. NE, 20
Evening star., 1924-02-25

citation will meet at Luther Place
Memorial Church. Vermont avenue
and Luther place, tomorrow night at
8 o'clock.