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The Washington times., 1925-12-11
BUG HOLLOW NOTES

The shelk. detected the Goodies,
basketball In Slicklllleyss Hall Sat-
urday night. 81 to e. Pop Flies got
5 goals from the floor. and dob MeF-
riehase. 4. The first half found the
Shefks leading. 10 " 8. but Golddig
took BUDGETS place at guard for
the Cfoofs &C half time. and held Mer-
riohmsG to one lone plunker the rest
81 the way. Shakespeare loot. the
EIevated Slleik 0f the local order. 10
mranaging the team.
Miss Prncie PIlIsDury has been en-.
tcrGalnlng senior Don Chloe BOn-BOn.
81 the JehuvIan. Embassy. ct wash
InRtOn, D. O., this week, them having
Met In south America last summer
Curing Miss PFucie's tour on the
yacht Of the Duke Of ObOl.
Mr.. snappelEh StOreIgh. Of New
York and Newport, returned home
yesterday after an extended visit
here with Miss HUME Bug at Hug
Miss Lemma Netie and Miss Ga9xa-
len Burns was shopping In CrabyilIe
yesterday. GENE BLOSSOM.
-
The Washington times., 1925-12-11

NosO that Mr.. Red
Grunge has Gg.siUed at the
pinnacle Of athletic fame
he might use Mr.. Babe Ruth
as has mascot, 30 that Mr..
Ruth sCiu not drop out Of
our list of heroes altogether.
OKLA PETE.
The Washington times., 1925-12-11

large shipments of United
States shoe polish to "A fricG
Indicates that the girls over
there are getting on to this
face cream business.
JUMBO JAKE.
The Washington times., 1925-12-11
louisville NEWS ITEM

Weezy Funk, who IL deaf, was
asked BY some city Gal if he had
two niekels, and handed him
dime, cause even IL he did sell
NIPPLES he wouldn't charge her
for Them PAUL DE ALPHEVD.
The Washington times., 1925-12-11
PITT THESE IN YOUR NOODLE

Some people are forever prGcttc-
ing tight rope d0nctnO on the fence
that separates the outside toorId
from the jail yard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
PARA LAS DAMAS
(CoYeo de la Muje)
Por Laura de MediCiS
Por Laura de MediciS

Abrirlo del todo: Esperame.
Cerrarlo: deseo hablarte-
Cerrarlo del todo. Noto que has
cambiado.
Deiarlo caer: seremos amigos.
Llevarlo con la mano derecha:
sigueme.
Llevarlo con la mano izquierda:
Deseo tn amistad.
Abanicar con la mano derecha:
Amo a otro.
Abanicar con la mano izquier-
da: No hay NADIA que esperar.
Apoyarlo en- la mejilla derecha:
TIE comprendo, ST.
Apoyarlo en- la mejilla izquier-
da: No.
Pasar ell abanico por la frente:
Cuidado, nos vigilan.
Pasar ell abanico por delante de
los ojos: Lo siento.
Pasar ell abanico por la mejilla:
TIE amo.
Llevarlo colgado de la mano de-
recha: Deseo tener novio.
Abanicarse muy rapidamente:
TIE quiero mucho.
Apoyar los labios sobre el ex-
tremo del abanico: Trata de visi-
tarme.
Cerrarlo muy de prisa: Tengo
celos.
Dejarlo caer con violencia: Soy
tuya.
| Llevario cerrado junto al cora
zon: Sufro Y te amo.
Cubrirse parte del rostro con e.
abanico: En- casa sospechan algo.
i Contar las varillas: Necesito ha-
blarte.
Pasar ell abanico de una mano q
otra. Es in1til, mi coraz6n no cam
bia.
= Golpear con ell abanico en- cual.
quier parte: Estoy impaciente.
Arreglarse ell peinado con la ex-
tremidad del abanico: Estoy de pa
SEQ.
| Agitarlo tomandolo por la ami
la: No quiero amores.
Agarrarlo con las dos manos
No quiero saber mas; Sc que me
enganas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Agosto 25 de 1925.
A LOS DIRECTORIES DE LAS
SALAs DE EMERGENcIA


Sedor:-
Reitero a usted las disposlciones
de una reciente resoluci6n fegula-
rizando la admission de enfermos en-
los Hospitales Municipales. Las
bajas que Sc extienden para dichos
ingresos, seran firmadas por ell me
dico del distrito; y en- clos casos
de urgencia' en- los cuales ell en-
fermo debe ser hospitalizado en- el
acto, firmaran Ia orden de admi-
sion en- Ell lugar que corresponds al
Com1sionado de Benefcencia, los
propios directories de las saIas de
emergencia.
No hay raz6n para que los en-
fermos recorran Ia ciudad en- bus
ca del Comisionado de Benefcsncia,
para que este determine Ell ingre-
so en- Ell Hospital, sin dato alguno
que justifque una orden perento-
ria.
De hoy en- adelante pues, Altman
do 10 va dispuesto, la function de
enyio de un enfermo grave al Hos
pital, queda sometida los me-
dicos de los distritos municira-
les.
De esta disposition envio copia
al Director de los Hospitales Mu-
nicipales, Hospital de Maternidad
y Hospital de contagiosos v Gro
nieos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Sc REGULARIZA LA ADMISSION
DE ENFERMos EN- LOS HOS
PITALEs MUNIcIPALEs

Ell Director Int. de Benefcencia,
doctor Gomez BriOso, ha dirigido
Ia siguiente communication a las
salas de Emergencia, regu!arizan-
do la admission de enfermos en- les
hospita1es municipales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

Abrirlo y cerrarlo significa:
Eres cruel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

rskss4es esrs 1~'s 49,
Ell 7 LENGUAJE DEL ABANIco
Evening star., 1925-11-26
SCIENCE DEFENDED
AT TEACHER SESSION
DR.. Howe Tells Virginians It Is
Valuable for Inspirational and
Spiritual Influences.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK, Va, November 60
DR.. Harrison e. Howe, editor of the
Journal of Engineering and Chem
istry, Washington, d. c.. addressed
the science section Of the State Teach
ers' Association here today. Science
is valuable for it's inspirational and
spiritual influences, he said. No othe1
field of learning is so we'll qualified
to serve at that period OF a student:
development which has been de
scribed as the age of inquiry" The
study of science reveals as much 70
nance tragedy. comedy self-sacr-
flee, perseverance and final trump
as is to be found in any other field
Science develops greater vision, stim
ulates imagination. cultivates an an
alytical mind. develops close observa-
power of truth.
Miss Ida l.. Tall, president of the
State Normal School. Towson, Md,
spoke this morning before the asso-
citation, Education. the Biggest Rusi-
ness in This Age of Big Business"
She referred to the number of chill.
dren in the schools of the United
States and the number OF teachers en-
gagged in the business of teaching
He then considered the greatest fac.
tors in business today; the discovery
refining and manufacturing of raw
materials into articles of mans use
He named the six great industries en-
gagged in the manufacture OF raw ma
terials-food. clothing. shelter. com.
munication. tools and applied art. to
satisfy mans love for the beautiful.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
$sR:a. Of sa ibis city and Susie
John w. H. smallwood and Pearl E.
Datcher.
Nd .sa Ruth $ # Of fh Ss ssy Gsa'e
James 2niElley az and Helen F. ana AshfoFd
crime ases e. sesooey Of and
Samuel A. Alexander and Mary P Last.
John H. Frankeberger of Harrisburg. Pa.
anS william Ria A E. Hssses 81 :hi ana ' Esther
Them Maassss ks.1s AMID AMID Eass. EG9ss Tn1a Hs
Ellis H. Coleman and LilliaA =. Swift.
both of Belmont. Va.
Mabie hssmsn e. clar nais Of % ceuntg Md
and Ri5S %afd r e. Of ssas1s 4 r.
Carroll Knight and Josephine R, Grisg.
Meow Cpll's OF Edmon.ton. nam Nd '' anu H0A.s
John r. Thorosood and Bernice r. Will
Stephen y. g ga%srill mi, a,s Of Laurel Md. and
huse Bertram r. nh II. schwartz OF New York City
an3 wam MRsd AssSofd AssS Si shd shi Julia childs
Robert B: Payne Si FredeEick;bnrE; Va.
ow Ed,asse soss Of Basimore sxass aHd Nd
john Jordan and Ruth whitney.
MaT;ha BarpsH - Rs,@dre o5 this Ma city and
and Anna E. Heiner Of Baltimore; Nd
Ma,,T i; hs,mSEs Hsxsns sa and orpha o. Sterling
Turner McGrue and Bessie Y: Walker.
JOHN snarf F. Hume seoks and an Mildred e E Food
10Th Of Seat Pleasant. Md.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
Deatbs.

SsSs 3 S. 5,1 fs1,s oess
HSss T rsi;aSaSs SD s's nv:
intermsnt at AriiHF'on National ee@essrS nssrS
DIEHL. Wednesday, November .5. 1925. at
plm. opTivate' Saturday. November as. as. :
GARNER. Departed this life Tuesday No
vember. "a 1923 at the residence of her
Fazsss + from NH HON hFs
Interment at Mount olivet Cemetery.
KUHN November "A. 1925. JOHN G..
residence OF his sister, Mrs; Mary Magg,
81 st. ss,preay a 2s
at ProSldence oH@s Hosp.ai o.HRs JoH% " LAiS nsTs
hart tnee FowIeri Of ais 4th St Sc. Fu-
neral SERVICES at his late residence FRIDAY;
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. &c
LEE. Tuesday. November "a. 1928. at his
residence; No; 416 5sth st. ne, JOHN H.
father "e0Sfn Of Mfs wa.eFs ssah James and
Rosees rscs Lee ErdsR from Rsnlah
LEE Members of Georgia Club. No l are
requested to attend the funeral of our
late brother, JOHN H. LEE. Friday. No
vember 27. 1925, at 10 am. at Beulah
Baptist Church. Dix st; between Goth and
61st sts; ne v, PAYNE. sS. President.
LEE. officers and members of Columbia
Lodge. No. s5. B. p. Q. E. W. are hereby
notified of death Of Bro. JOHN H; LEE.
1925. from Beulah Baptist Church. 59th and
Dix sts. me-. at l pm. Members will as
Members of Morning Star Lodge. No. 4O4 !;
Forest Temple Lodge, No. 10, are invited
Attest A. Z. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
WOMAN DIES FROM
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
Colored Man Kills Wife When Gun
He Was Cleaning
Discharges.

Accidental discharge Of q shotgun
that Lloyd Alcantra Poindexter, col
ored, 80 years, was cleaning at his
home, 1926 Corcoran street, about
1915 o'clock this morning inflicted SO
severe a wound in the leg of his wife,
Mrs. Lucille Poindexter, also 80 years
old, that she died at Emergency Hos
pital two hours later.
Poindexter had borrowed the gun
from a friend last night. purchased
two boxes of shells and taken them
home to prepare for IL Thanksgiving
days cunning trip. His wife, who had
retired, was in an adjoining room The
charge passed through the door be-
tween the rooms before infliCting the
wounds.
1t was explained to the police that
Poindexter had fitted a shell into the
chamber and was oiling the gun when
it was accidentally discharged. The
husband took his wife to the hospital,
where she fully substantiated her
husbands version of the manner in
which the shot had been fired.
PoindeXter, who had been arrested
by Detectives Kuehling and Evans,
was released. Later, when it became
apparent that his wife was dying, he
was sent for to give blood for trans
fusion, but Mrs. Poindexter died be-
fore the TRANSMISSION could be given
The husband was again arrested and
held to await the action of the coroner
tiflcates from the Royal Aero Club of
Creat Erifajp
Evening star., 1925-11-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
70 the Health Department IN the last n
Kate Dickinson. s3. sibley Hospital.
Amcha Speakc, 40. George Washington
,, George 7. Brent. sr.. 40. en- route Casualty
Hospital.
Carrie NJ. Clark. 81. 1lo5 South Carolina
John F. Lucl<ett. 10. St EHzabeth's Hos
Catherine Carey Curtin. 80. 3ol3 Cam
Margaret Ellen Carroll. 43. 6l4 st. ne.
George W stamp, 81, Gaiiinger Hospital
Or"ciia Smead. rs. l4OS 18th St
HO-Uitai.
tI1s,,A,, itqI,a 4 TayloE al, so. 1925 You
James r. Fairfax. "a. 18th and Rhode
William ,. Robson. As. 326 Bryant st.
banks Ellis. rs. Arlington pi. s.w.
MARY J bowley. 80 705 18th st. ne.
Mary Foster 81 63s Cooks ct
James Watson, 30. rear go s ST.
- Robert Louise james, > months. Children 6
Hospital
Dorothy Gordon. 5 days. 2o4 G st. s.w.
Hospital
Elizabeth 6. Hutchins. 81, 1905 goth st
Ananlas Orndortf. ~ 13O VI st s e
?, John Wesley Lainhart, 66. Providence
Walton Burroughs. 50. Emergency Hos
Infant of George and Nina TRIBE. %
hours. Garfield Hospital
Laura Virginia Quares, 6S. Emergency
Hospital
Margaret Wells 81. 1017 4th st. Sc
Infant OF Ionnie and Earline Settles. II
hours. 1923 Bird st
Evening star., 1925-11-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been repor
o the Health Department in the last
Alert AIbert and BLENDED Heath. boy,
!ehp Ray5d ssd ard ysIia sTiie Inrsg; H99Ter boy;
Easiii and Josephine Thalis. boy.
Josseph and Nav MattineIy. girl.
Walter and Frances Goodwin. girl
George and Florence Crouch, girl.
HKarTy Tart Y - and, d. Marie Hns Cox girl.
Thomas and ad Msade Hsa1fF Schos Stahns2uFB BOY boy
Fred and Laura Chandler boy
George and, Alice La Grassa rirl.
John a1iea and fnp Pearl LpcE BOND G9Fdon bov girl
Ernest and Cora Dyson. boy.
James and Dorothy Williams. boy.
Msyman 1% and Lillian Lila i5aIS BaEer. boy boy:
Thadeus and Viola johnson. girl.
Sidney and Myrtle Robinson. boy.
John and Jane Ross. boy.
Arthur and Katie KEYS. boy. oys
James and Josephine Thomas. girl.
Lleweiy and ida Harden. girl.
George and Mamie Brunson. girl.
William and Gladys Edwards. girl.
William and Bertha Carroll. boy.
James and Elena Carter boy.
simon B and Rebecca schwartz' gifi.
Harry and Ethyl Norris. girl.
James and Bessie Coppage, boy.
Joseph and Josephine Gatri. boy.
Ernest and Lille Shirley. boy.
William G. and Agnes Howard girl
Frank and Agnes Hollruder girl.
Harry and Mary Pickles. girl
Joseph and lucille c. Broadus. girl
Francis and Elizabeth McAnallen. girl.
Peter J. and Grace Rosch. girl.
Robert and Mary Robertson girl.
G: Graham and Roberta Goodell, girl.
Vernon and Ruby Fowler. girl
Thomas and Emma smith girl
George and Rose Perry. boy
Edward and Lula LLOYD girl
Windel and Lutencv HAYNES, boy,
Renethe and Pearl King. boy
Evening star., 1925-11-26
T. A. WITHERSPOON, So,
PATENT ATTORNEY, DIES
Was Member of Cosmos Club and
Naval Academy Graduate
of 1888.

Thomas A. Witherspoon, G3 years
old, well known patent attorney of
this city, and formerly principal ex-
aminer at the United States Patent
Office, where he was employed for 30
wears, died in Garfield Hospital Tues
day after an illness of six weeks
Mr. Witherspoon was a member of
the Cosmos Club and the American n
Patent Bar Association He was
graduated from the United States
Naval Academy in the class of 1883
and later received his law degree from
The old Columbian College, now
George Washington University. In
addition to being a lawyer, he was
well Versed in matters pertaining to
chemistry and electricity. Mr.. With
erspoon resigned from his position at
the Patent Office in 1907 to concen-
trate on the practice of law
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Eleanor
r. Witherspoon; a brother, Robert S.
Witherspoon, and two sisters. Miss
Fannie Witherspoon and Miss Matte
Nltherspoon.
Funeral services will be conducted
at Hines funeral parlors, 2901 Four
teenth street, Monday afternoon at y
o'clock. Interment will be in Arling
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
MUCH-SOUGHT MAN HELD.

Elmer Long, so years old, an
accountant, said by the police to be
wanted in many cities in the So,a n
to answer charges of having passed
worthless checks. was arrested IN
this city last night by Detectives
Evans and Kuehling.
Soon after being taken into Gus
tody it is stated, the prisoner swal-
lowed a dose of something labeled
quinine and became sick. He was
taken to Gallinger Hospital for treat
ment and detention until he can be
surrendered to the police of Ensley,
Ala. his home town.
Long, it is stated. has numerous
aliases and is alleged to have given
worthless checks in transactions in
volving pretended purchases of bust
ness places. His arrest was request
ed by O. c. Quinn. sergeant of police
at Ensley, and the latter has been
notified of his arrest.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Increasin z
cloudiness followed by rain late to-
night and tomorrow; slightly warmer
tomorrow; colder tomorrow night,
moderate easterly winds.
Maryland and Nirginia-1ncreaSin
cloudiness followed by rain late to-
night and tomorrow, slightly warmer
tonight in west portion; colder to-
morrow afternoon or night, moder-
ate to fresh easterly winds.
West NirGinia-Rain or snow to-
night and tomorrow; colder tomor-
row In west portion.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm. 81; 8 pm.
80: , midnight, 38; 4 am, "a; 8 am.
80; noon, 80.
Barometer-4 pm, 2s.s5; pm.
1896; II midnight, 3007: am
3015; s am. 1925: noon. 1925
Highest temperature, Al. occurred
at $50 pm. yesterday; lowest TEN
perature, 81, occurred at AIS am
today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. At; lowest, 26.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide. 1912 am. and
11:47 pm; high tide, 4:45 am. and
SIP pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1903 pm;
high tide, SAP am. and 6:04 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 1902 am; sun
sets 4:48 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 1903 am;
sun sets 4: :48 pm.
Moon rises 3:03 pm; sets 2:55 am
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities,
Evening star., 1925-11-26
Deaths.

MACOMB. Monday. November %. 1925. at
MARI south n1v 5sth st. " West ,bs Phadeps Pm,
dore, William Henry and Mary Eliza Ma
Mags 'ssG ae"sa . feTdres F4dy S1isf at s
November q, at 10 O'Clock. Interment
tprivateD. Woodlands. y Y.
mccoy Noyember % 1925. Miss SARAH
Wright and Miss .Molie Coburn FunaraY
st strtbfees tbe cbs5n1 f5,d1ay WoTember r. o q
NV Interment private.
MURRAY. Tuesday. November "a 1925 4
the a,s FFHazAbfrH Faz@il Z Marras G seovfd Ell
from og , the residence Of Mrs NJ r Lvnr6
at $50 am tRcncc to PisaS St Pe,er @ssI chnrSh r.
where mass will be said at am for the
Invited to attend baltimore and New
york papers please cupyD %
oDo>NELL. Tuesday; Noyember -, 1925.
wife of the late William O'Donncil Fu.
nsrsav nsrai from ron her late residence. 1920 New
sha2cn sa3 m J. ;ho sGien1a hish mass At tic e
termcnt Mount oiivet Cemetery arr,t W %.
oMEAlRA g. ll pm ns:t Mrs 8, J4psEPHlEE pI Y
st,er M2 l5 . o - E Remains NAV be seen
her late resdenda r9&R dhuSday Sa Fg2eral from
Hss1y at S9Es%ee al csmseTy
OMMEARA. The officers and members OF
temple Chapter. No. l3 o F. S. extend
{selr tsT hesrtielt e, I symnathy 70 the bcrsayed
hryond h,d, Tuesday. November "a iae5
6m efai At SfFS5ces VII !. be held FTdsy at
requested to attend -
POWELL. November %. 1925. at 30 am
W maiker Ike o6,f 2Ia7 st, NV. OSCAR PoWELL.
Rosa Sto'-e- Of Wellington. Va and i,r@tS
fr Of J rlbroke Powell Or Prov vidence r
s,ri and 2 number Of grandchildren and great
Bsntl., BBaantal,h11,6bren 161r Funeral from the First
ns5sr Rsm6cr onprff ~ p Manassas, Va Frday 10
REDING. Wednesday. November % 1895
4duSs ~ uaI,Ss r@ssidence @ 2614 Cathedral ave Nv.
beth pet RedIng. aged IS wears Funeral from
at at pm lnterment at Rock Creek Gene
RHODES. Wednesday. November a5 1928
e 9 R6ode nae ss@'Sa Sas9 fns2a9a rl5sr i N4sa frsa
ms late RESIDENCE. sIl Maes4ehusetts az
Requiem mass at Hoiy Comforter church.
ifaa i4tn and nd East capitol sts;. at Rels-
Mount ohvet Cemetery ~.
sAkDO. A tribute OF love and devotion to
AT1cE h cEe4ory 10 sAR6 q %r f dfar fe and n motber
HER DEvoTEiB i01i{ HGsBaSB HaE;Fos &N6 30 sdN lH$
SINGLETON: Monday November %. 1925
CLIFTON. beloved father u I'm Iatfy and
Francis Funeral viii 10 held from ~
neral parlor Of p. 4 Taltavnll ~ 1th
invited 20 attend oa .oi3ids
sTkOTHER. Wednesday Novenihcr - 1925
Rev MosRg n at c7Ip IEreed5Iens e@t9 H9spttal;
i'., iaafia Flelds. Cordeiia and Sarah sYegeIl
HrolRer OF Rosa Lee Marshall OF Buffalo
\: Z: uncle Of Rev. James H Marshall
PPastqT Of First Baptist Church southwest
tsf mdshJnsto Ton. d. 6. Funeral at Haymar-
I,ndacIs 15nck Remains may be seen at Grices
md
Body will be taken to Haymarftet Ia
frLday morning. November n Friends
"IiHERSPoON. Tuesday November %
I"25. at Garfield Hospital THOMAS 4
neioned husband Of Eleanor F. Wither.
spoon. uneTal srrNi ices al the : II Hines
% funeral home. 2a0I I4th =. nv On
,nonaay. ,y S9Fenber 30. at l pm Inter
Aieit III Arlington National Cemetery. -
Evening star., 1925-11-26
CUMMINS WILL PUSH
RAIL MERGER PLAN
Will Reintroduce Bill, With Modi
fications, Iowa Senator Says,
After Talk With Watson.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
After a conference yesterday be
tween Chairman Watson of the Senate
interstate commerce committee and
Senator Cummins, Republican, Iowa
the latter announced that he would
reintroduce his railroad consolidation
bill with notifications.
Senator Cummins expressed the be-
lief that the measure would pass with
little opposition, as there was a de-
mand over the country for legislation
encouraging such consultations as a
step toward lower freight rates.
The bill is understood to contain a
provision that. if the railroads do not
consolidate voluntarily under the plan
GRATED by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, all earnings of the large
railroads over 6R per cent will be dis
tributed generally To the weaker lines
TO insure their operation
Chairman Watson plans to have the
legislation reported out of the commit
tee early in the session.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,
TONIGHT

Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A. Girl
Reserve Clubs Will take fruit to shut
in" children and those in Children s
Home for Thanksgiving. Dinner will
be served from to in the cafeteria.
Tivoi Pastime Club will give a
Thanksgiving dance, 8 o'clock, in ball
room of the Arcade
Tennis Club of Government Hotels
will give a dance from 4 to 7 O'Clock.
Capitol Council, Royal Arcanum,
will meet, s O'Clock, at Pythian
Temple.
A special lecture will be given at
United Lodge of Theosophists, 1871 X
street, Sis O'Clock. Subject: Sleep
DreamS-Death.'
Evening star., 1925-11-26
gin sri enoriam.

CARTER. Sacred to the memory of our
dear brother. GEORGE CARTER. who DE-.
pared TINS life one year ago today Wed
hesdaS. November 20 1924
Oh brother. dear. l miss YOU
T., i9p 10y were so sweet and kind
In all our cares and sorrow.
Yo4R o54SRisit sfsrRK II Eoq NARY s9aa ad44,x fnd
To-Day recalls memory
Ar9 9t dear dear brother, laid to rest,
iia ri ah1se who stil remember him
YoUR sIsTER, HsTTIE ti.E JoIEs. HGs'
DEsSSIsoS, sS,So tribute Of love to our dear
parted parted j6is 6EeRTE IL a IL DENNIsoN. who d.
November 26. 1915
/ cannot help but wonder why
DEVOTED DAtGHTEfR. R Pf'EARL PEA
Loved IN LIE hfe =, renlemhered IN death
LOVING DAUGHTER. EVA
of d1lE IhEf: +. In sad but loving remembranee
years ago today. November &c. 1890
Five !iei years rs have passed. but our hearts
As time goes on we miss you more
No ons your a i9yfng m To1 smile and gentle face
HIS nbATGHrERssi" s"' BEkfHA R.s7s AND
fohaAfD dear sDsbabd In qynE Tp Egmemhrancs Of my
der ddepa55tsd ,dgs tbs life two years ago Noycm-
When Hnd the sr evening s;1i5E. shades are falling
III my yol neart there comes a longing
= SVD '"i' CHS HIS I6F1SG f%Ts 9Gms ANNE :.
Si5sas Si5s and m9ther M1Rf RicH fIc Hoe'&ysd ~6d
Der 26. 1923, in Boston. Mass
In Gods home Of fadeless beauty
You are now shining star
DWeilng In that holy city
With the heavenly gates ajar
AND ROBERT. Jr iit-
SANGSTON. In sad but loving remembranre
S1 S1r6may ny dear mother. REBECCA A SANG
To-Day. November 20. 1914.
In my heart your memory fingers
~ render. kind and true
Ihere Is not day; dear mother.
NoACK "a En- ANGIE
WARNER. In loving memory of nv dear
wife. LAVINIA WARNER who passed
away November 26. 1918. seven years ago
Sweet memories will liuger forever.
lime cannot change them It's true:
1ears that may come cannot sever
ny LOVING remembrance of You
HEX HUSBAND. DAVID WARNER
WI NDER In sad remembrance Of my be-
DER. who died on THANKSGIVING day il
years ago today. November 26 l914
a noble man and Mason gone
ana thus they vanish one by one
Into realm beyond the sun
when life on earth is richly done
He loved to laugh and sing and play
A. happy as the garish day
mat flngs Its sunshine through the hours
Ana thrills the blooming fields and flowers
His friends shall keep his memory green
AND over many mystic scene
Recall the banquet hours so bright
When he infused sweet love and light.
Gone. but not forgotten
HIS LOVING WIFE. WILHELMINA.
Evening star., 1925-11-26
CARDS of Tbanks.

sincere thanks to the Forrest Temple. No
3. Brothers Of Elks; the Silver Reef
branches Of the Galean Ssher FisheTmen al,1 other
9dIa o9rEIanizatio1 churches and friends and
their floral and other tributes of sympathy
at the death Of our wife mother and
grandmother. ANNIE CUNNINGHAM.
THE FAMILY. 81
HARDY. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and relatives
Tor their kind expressions of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes the death
of our father HIS SONS .
WEBSTER. We wish to thank our friends
neIghbors. relatives, ministers and societies
for their kindness expressions of sympa-
thy and beautiful floral tributes during
the illness and at the death of our dear
wife sister and aunt.
DANIEL WEBSTER, ANNIE SMITH. IDA
B. +. NEWBY. IDA NJ. WEBB. 90