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The Washington times., 1925-09-25

square 1861, lot Ss-wm. B. PickIer ct
ux Anita. to Mary p. Wood and
George Radcliffe, $40 (5S)
square 1906, lot 76-Shannon & Luchs
Construction Co. to Walter A. Rawis.
st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. Sc.
square south of 1919, part lot 10
Fanny G: McFali to Frederick A.
MASS Mass ave. bet, 10th and nth SITS.
NV, square 342, part lots 10 and Ii
Georgia E. Longworth to Robert B.
Null ct ux. Lutte. $40. (252l
ia sth st. me-, square S96, lot ST.
Harry L. Decker ct al. to Jacob Cohen.
nth pl. bet. K and L SITS: me-, square
nth pl. bet. K and L SITS. me-, square
447S, lot 7s--Lydia I. Muddiman ct al.
North of Eyarts st. east ss 10 Of 9Th st.
Jameson to Hugh NJ. Perry ct ux..
Hf North Of Fl St. east of 18th st. Sc.
square 1865, lot 1S5--Thomas Jameson
to Walter q. Long ct ux., Geneyieve.
IN North of Utah ave. west of soth St
NV, square 1886 lot 166-Perry L.
Linkins to Gertrude NJ. Pyle, SO
North of Woody rd- west Of Idaho
Harwood ct ux. Caroline. to Aileen
M No Gsi"s 81 %oS SaS rd west of idaho
ave. NV. square 1917, lot 47-Aileen NJ.
Callaghan to George E. Fleming t ct nx'
Af NGrth of = L St., east of 9Th St. ne,
square s65, lot sS1-Robert E. Ryan, ct
ux., Anna ", to Walter w. Murray,
SlS S2ss @ st. NV, square 2511. lot IL
David 4. Baer ana Robert o. seholz
to Elizabeth o. Hume, $40, (26Sl
North of Newark st. and west of 36th
St NV, square 1914. lots 3 to fe-
George w. Elliott ct ux Claudia: to
Eugene H: Pf I.,sr;; So s.oona f2661
square s. 72s. part or lot ssmaeorge i.
Fleming ct ux, Hadassaah. to John
II, HARDWOOD ct ux, Caroline M; $lo
7sO Harvard St NV, square 1857,
lot 17S-Dincy A Bell to Mary S. Ryon'
sd Dix St. bet 57tn ana ssh SIS 4ssa ne;
ct ux, Ella, to Philip t. johnson and
EF 9sd st. l. bet 30@s and H SITS NV, SQUARE
Sc, part Of lot 6.Richard J. ch1sm TO
Rq Nsrt e. Of ao Otis 'l p and west of @
ave. NV. square 1897, lots 141, 142 and
143-Julian Cohen to Samuel B. CAT
TN Ninth 9t uN st. bet. Mount Vernon pI. and
7, at NV, square 402, lot "a and part
Of lot 12-Ajage II, Samaha ct W. 4x;,
Long pi. bet 18th and goth SITS: ne.
square 4971, lot 36-Wm: o. Ohm ct al.
tO Richard p. ONelu, SlO. NlO1J
70 Snnth Of Juniper st. and west of 14th
st NV, square 2739, lot 22-Edson w.
Briggs ct ux., Minnie. to James d.
North of X st. ana west of 18th st.
NV. square 1913, part OF square-Robert
G. Van Vranken to Gustave Nassauer'
Massachusetts ave; bet 22d and 2ad
ais NV, square 2612, part of lot l.
lanes D. Hobbs and Thomas p. Bones
to Gustaye Nassa s19 $40: nu s esd -
$50 lots %, "a and 36--James H. Crew
ct ux.. Anna to Ayoub Hanna Ayoub
ct nx; 1a Of Garfield st. west of Wood
ley I'd. NV, square 2117, lot 6O1Mid-
daugh sh namia Inc; 81, to Otto f "a De
North of Otis pl. west of Georgia ave;
NV square 2s97. lots 141. l42 and 14S
Herman s. Robin to Julia Cohen,
SO. Gyol
Capitol SITS NV, square 626, part lots
and John J. Cleary to Michael
HeilImann ct ux., Teresa $40. (25D
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"BORROWED" CAR BRINGS
MAN THREE SENTENCES

Pleading guilty to charges of reck-
less driving, leaving after collision
and operating without a permit,
Lawrence Merriman, colored, 1912
Wilburger street northwest, was
sentenced by Judge Robert r. Mat
tingly in Traffic Court today, to
pay a fine of 500 or serve ninety
days on the first charge, to serve
sixty days in jail and to pay fine
of 500 on the second, and to pay a
fine of $500 or serve thirty days on
the third. He was also held for
action Of the grand jury on a
charge Of joyriding.
Mrs. Louise Smith and Miss
Marion Ginnaty told the court that
Merriam had crashed into their car
at Champlain street and Champlain
court. He beat a swift retreat, but
not before they got his number and
turned it over to Policeman f. B.
Ashe, who later made the arrest.
He is said to have taken the car
from a teacher at Business High
School.
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ALDRICH G. WILEY

Funeral services for Aldrich
Cooper Wiley, fifty-two, who died
yesterday at his nome, 1921 Var
mum street northwest, will be held
on Saturday at his late residence.
Interment will be private. Mr..
Wiley, who had been i'll for the past
three years. was a prominent Wash
ington real estate broker He en-
tered the real estate business here
when young man and after q
successful career with several com.
panies, established an office of his
own. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. AIlitta e. Wiley, two sons,
Wilbur Chaplin Wiley and Robert
Magruder Wiley and a daughter,
Mrs. Paul Lytell Hughes, of Bal
boa, Canal Zone.
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Baltimore Grain Market

Wheat-Lower. No. 2 red winter
domestic, $1.46a4 No. 2 red winter
garlicky, domestic, $1.42&. Re
ceipts, 27,260 bushels; shipments
82,270 bushels.
COMMUNICATED; easier No. z
yellow, domestic. 81 bushel. Re
ceipts, 1871 bushels; shipments
1,241 bushels.
Oats-Quiet; supply ample. No. z
white, domestic, 47c bushel asked
Receipts, 1857 bushels; shipments
$3.50 bushels.
Ryee-Nominal Receipts, none
shipments, rs bushels.
Hay-Firm on better grades.
Flour-Quiet.
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RTRTHS

Francis L. ana Ruth NJ. Hoffer, girl.
John r. and Lillian p. Rye. boy.
Samuel A. and Ze1ah X. Busey, girl
Stewart w. and Annoda Tebbs, girl
Lawrence j. and Eva M. Raum, boy.
William A. and Laure Helwege, girl.
Charles r. and Belle Leininger. girl
Earnest A. and Helen L. Perry, girl.
James r. and Jessie M. Hill, boy.
Shirley N. and Mamie Mills. boy.
John n. and Mary K. Roger, girl.
John A. and LORRAINE Shaheross. boy.
John Al. and Ann T. Fegan. boy
Charlie NJ. and Carrie M. Payne, girl.
Richard J. and Clara A. Purcell, girl.
Archibald s. and Airline r.. Hall, girl.
Lawrence r. and Elizabeth BoWles,
girl
Theodore B. and Eiga D. westman.
boy.
George w. and Ruth Al. organs. girl.
Edwin b. and Blanche A. White, boy.
Henry A. and Margaret L. Peckham.
THOMAS r. ana Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
willis and while Ellis. girl.
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GE0RGE Il. RR0WN

Funeral services for George IA.
Brown, who died Wednesday at the
residence of his niece, Mrs. Charles
.Hattun, 1866 Prospect avenue
northwest, were held today at the
George w. Wise undertaking estab-
lishment, Twenty-ninth and NJ
streets northwest. Burial viii be
at Short Hill. Va, tomorrow. Mr..
Brown was the husband of the late
Laura j. Brown, and is survived by
his daughter, Miss Maud G. Brown.
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POLISH WOMEN GUST
FLAPPERS FROM CHURCH

WARSAW. Sept. Is. ~ Polish
women are determined to 90 to
great lengths in enforcing the
Pope's decree banning inamod6st
dress from the churches.
Recently two girls dressed in the
height OF fashion attempted to
enter prominent Warsaw church.
Indignant women churehgoers, after
requesting the girls to leave. which
they refused to DO, stripped them
OF their finery, thrashed them, and
then elected them from the pre-
cincts of the church.
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THREE MEN DROWN AS
CAR GOES INTO RIVER

HARRISBURG, Ore, Sept. 25.--
Three men were drowned in the
Willamette river here today when
their car, running though a heavy
fog, plunged off the east side Pa
cific highway. But one of the four
occupants of the car escaped.
The dead:
Archie Stevens, miner, of Percy,
ILL.,, driver; Edward Boyer, miner,
Percy, ILL.,. and q man named
Eastep.
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LAWRENCE FITZPATRICK

Final rites for Lawrence Fitz-
patrick, who died Wednesday at the
Tuberculosis Hospital, were held at
Hanlon's Undertaking Parlors, Gal
H street northeast. today. Mass
was said at St. Aloyslus Church
following the services. Interment
was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Death notlres

Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Six
teenth street and Park road, tomor-
row at 9 a. m. Mrs Griffith died
suddenly yesterday at her residence.
1871 Monroe street northwest. In.
torment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Mrs. Griffith is survived by her
husband. George w. Griffith. and
a son, Doctor Charles /. Griffith.
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BRIDGET HOLLAND

Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget
Holland, who died yesterday at her
home. 112s Fifth street northeast,
will be held tomorrow at her late
residence. Mass will be said at St.
Peters Church following the
services.
Mrs. Holland was the widow Of
Felix G.. Holland.
Interment will take place at
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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EsTELLA ]. sHARsWOOD

Funeral services for Mrs. Estella
Sharswood, who died yesterday at
her home, 249 Tenth street north
east, will be held tomorrow at her
late residence. Interment viii be
in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Sharswood was the widow OF
William A. Sharswood.
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NORA H. RICHARDSON

Funeral services for Mrs. Nora
Richardson, who died last Tuesday
at Providence Hospital, were held
today from her late residence,
ZIG Minnesota avenue northeast.
Interment was in Addison Chapel,
Md
Mrs. Richardson is survived by
her husband. John II. Richardson.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Allen Larene ArmeL. %. and Emma
Frances Mayhugh, 10. The Reverend
Ralph Lawson Riley rs, and virginia
Pottle, %. The Reverend w 8. Aber-
James H. Carson. rs. and Anna Gull
yer, 10. The Reverend w. Westray.
Frank I. Tabler, &c. Of Arlington, Va,
and Ora Blankenbalser. "a. The Rev
William Green cushard. 2s. and
Frances Eleanor Tapp, FL The Rev
George Hasel So Of Cumberland, Nd.
and Jennie z Miller ~. The Rev
erend r. S. FultZ.
Dorothea A. Wilson. "a; both of Fred
erick. Md. The Reverend g. f.
warner Heath ], Parker = ~ x: and Rava Edna
Virginia Howard, % The REVEREND
J. S. Montgomery.
Ford Paul McGarvey, %. and Daisy
Mae Piner, is. The Reverend J. IA.
@ Thomas NJ. Hall. 26, ana Helen E.
Bush, %. The Reverend w. N. Hoff-
Leonard Pc. Perry 'r- T 4 and Revs Atiss
Howard Dent. %. and virginia Jones
49, w,i Tne Rs ystss a. IA and 3ia Emma f.
Johnson, FL. The Reverend ". A.
Jones.
GROSS 6aTTlss U0lh "a
ant. The Reverend J. E. Willis.
John Clare Pallistep. 80. Of Cleve-
land Ohio. and Darthua Lindberg, IS.
The Reverend U. G. B. Pierce.
shelton Kinard, 20, and olest Temp
SON 81 The Reverend H. d. benson
John G. Weston, g. and Cpmora e.
Price, 20. The Reverend H. T. Med
A0 Leonard Cultivate. SO, of New York
city, and Georgia Schofield Washburn,
2s of New York city. The Reverend
u. G. B. Pierce.
Sidney Lanier Conner, 40, Camp
Meade Md and Marian De Witt Mill
gan, S2 The Reverend Arson Phelps
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ADDITIONAL TAXES HERE

Fairmont st. ....,..... 1.54
VIM. Thos. Kirby, Chevy
Chase, Md. .......... 4.42
Selma A. Hadden, 1908
Mass. ave. .,.......... 1888
Blanche A.. Judson, 100
5th st. N. e. ........ $50
VIM. Gordon, 213 Elm
st. .............,..... 4.lS
Rev. Chas. Trinkous, TIT
9Th st. ............... S.OO
Bernard A. Grant, 70
Rhode Island ave. -. 10
Mary K. Martin, 5O-A
zIta NJ. Wells, $50 B
Mary r. Latimsr, 51o2
18th st. ........"..... 5.7z
Chas. H. Squire & wife,
1349 Parkwood place. 84.46
F. c. Cheats, 1880 M
st. LAO
Marie l.. Sanderson, Ais
Military road ........ 9.SS
Alice l. Sanderson, Ais
Military road .......... 1888
Lael T. Rose, 1868 TIL
den st. ...... .,....... 0.9z
Mary E. Rose, 1858 Til
Julian B. Bird & wife,
The New Berne 5000. 4.50
Ed. L. Tucker, sO4 B st.
n. e. ........"....... S4.S0
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Barber,
II ST. N. E......... 1881
Harvey J. Shipley, sos
Kennedy st. .......... COZ
Nettie Albright, govern
ment hotels ......... $50
Lester L. Davis & wife,
Florida ave. N. E. 49,. 4.61
Andrew w. Stranghn.
226 Upton st. 5.4S
Miss Alvena NJ. Steffen,
624 A st. N. E........ 100
2sS9 9th st. n. w. 54.54
e. of state. - 55.Os
Mary Refs Selby, or.
Trust Co ........ 1897
Robert C. Shea, "A v ST.. 8.94
George w. Stream, $500
3Srd ct ............... o.o4
Francis III. Stephens,
1714 Summit pl. N. w. 1882
Leonard H. SHERMAN,
Alps Ninth st............ 90
Mabel M. Smith, 128 c st.
n. S.oO
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DEATHS

James Funk, 7S years, No. 1915
Clifton street northwest.
Dwight j. Particle, So years. Elmer
gency Hospital. "
Annie NJ. Jewby. SO years. George
town University Hospital
Nora richardson. 35 years, Provi-
Ida Allen, II years, No. 1924 F
James stevenson. IS years. Casualty
Hospital.
william L. Bailey. AZ years, No. sos
K street northwest.
Alexander Wallace 81 years, No.
zoos Lincoln place southeast.
Grace Butler, % years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
Sarah Diggs. 80 years, No. 1912 D
street southeast.
Walter Kelly, 81 years, Freedmen $
Hospital.
Phyllis Smallwood, so years, Gal
linger Hospital.
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Union Trust Bldg. 27.95
Martha Fitzpatrick, SOs
w. Fenwick Mattingly,
1643 Newton ST.. 3.71
Kate B. Dickson, deceased,
Hotel Lafayette. 31.25
Albert w. Stahl, 2219
California Ave. 41.29
John w. Dabnye. deceas-
ed, 1874 G St..... 21.00
Joseph N. Saunders, 1918
Porter st.............. 1918
James H. Van Wagenen,
2OO1 18th ST.. 26.ss
John r. Thomas. jr., 1908
2lSt st. ................ b6.SS
Major Thomas c. Spencer,
War Dept. ............ 6.12
Mildred NJ. Peacock, 3755
Kanawha ST.. 1896
John T. Kearney, 1917
New Jersey Ave-. .... 500
Doctor Charles l.. Bliss,
1868 Columbia road. 47.o7
Max Cohen, 100 7th ST.. $3.50
Ella S. Todd, 1243 Irving
St. ..........,........ 21.5S
William NJ. Todd, 1243
Norman B. Gridley, a121
Mt. Pleasant St 1851
Vera P. Gridley, 1921 Mt.
Pleasant st. ..... 4.07
Marian A. Zimmerman,
1851 Columbia Rd.. $50
Geo. Reed, deceased, and
wife. The Northumber-
land .89
Ruth M. Coles, 1902 p
st. Eli
Allen A. Greenstreet and
wife ................. 1888
VIM. H. Walton, Metro.
Bank Bldg. .......... 2.57
Mrs. Bessie S. Marcy,
S451 Holmead Pl. ..... 7.79
John Heating Cartwright
619 10th st. ......... 5.94
Miss Hulda Lieder, 200?
81. .......s......... 14.6O
Karl s. Giles. The North
cumberland ..... 8.66
Myrtle K. Werner, sol E.
Capitol st. .......... 1887
Chas. w. Reed, sos E.
Capitol st. ...... 1858
Alexander Selinger and
wife, Pill 18th St.. 7.So
Alfred H. Pomerleau, 902
Mass. Ave. N. E.. 5.S9
H. E. Bomsteen, 1927 N
st. .............. 1880
F. Wilson Camp, 819 18th
st. ................ Ills
Sarah NJ. McInteer, 113
C st. N. E......: 4.66
Harriet F. Ward. The
Highlands ..... 111s
Myrtle E. Yost,, 1901 Pa.
Ave. s. E...... 294
Mabel L. CordelI, 26lo
Monroe st. ........ APO
Arabella N. Macdonald
S1S 9Th ST.. .......: 2.4s
Mrs. w. j. MCGEE, 1910
Lamont ST. ..... 1911
Geo: w. Matheny and
wife. 1924 r STU. 4.36
Lillian Bergazin. 1119 elf.
ton ST. ............... 1881
Marion H. Price, 1919
Newark st. ....... SAG
Harry J. Siel1mann and
wife. 5O2 18th st. s. e. 1852
Paul r. Ritter. 644 e.
Capitol st. ........ 1900
sanderson 3. Martin. 1870
Vernon St - 787
Henry Y. Dreisonstok,
171S Oregon ave. $500. 2.1S
Amelia Calm, 134S Girard
Wilbur n. Avernili, 1905 90
Morse st. N. e. TBS
Julian o. cardin, Girard
st. n. E. ......., 1921
Betty V. Bailey, Wood
Geo, Herbert chappelear,
Irene V. White, is4o N'i@
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Call loans,, sos per cent.
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DON'T LOSE FAITH-CONSULt
Martha Spencer

81 Years Practice in washington
CTTARANTEES HER RELIABILIIf
STUDIO, 924 14TH ST, n. We
without a question TELLS O8JE e31
OF CALL. YOUR NAME. NAMES t1F
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ness Love. Courtship, Marriage, Divorce
past, Present Future. More exact ~
Formation better advice than you nave
ever ree-aixed. Has reunited more ESR
arated Ian any other clairvoyanI- GAl'
souyyiuOed
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ANNIE p. GRIFFITH

Requiem mass will be celebrated
for Mrs. Annie Griffith at the
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RIZPAH ELDON

Spiritual medium and psychic palm
ISL. gives true advice on business
health love and family affairs; what
to do to be successful&in life. Reading
daily. 51s S.. -. :.
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R1A per cent extra.
The Washington times., 1925-09-25

square 1861, lot 8s-Wm. b. Picker ct
ux.. Anita. to Mary p. Wood and
George Radcliffe, SO. (5S)
North of St, west of 36th st. NV,
square 1906 lot 76-shannon & Luchs
Evening star., 1925-11-21
B. Y. P. u. NOTES

The Columbia Federation of +. Y.
p. l.. has been assisting at the annual
meetings Of the Columbia Associa ton
of Baptist Churches of the District OF
Columbia. Thursday evening was
young peoples night, and an extreme
ly interesting program was prepared
by the young peoples committee I'M
der the direction OF Elgin Smith. Re
ports of the annual conventions Of the
National Christian Endeavor and the
r. Y. +. L. of America were given.
Special music was rendered by the
chorus of the Burial Sunday school
class of Calvary Ba ptist Church. John
Singleton. president Of the B. Y. P. I.
Of America spoke To the young peo-
pie, and the principal speaker was Or.
White of South Carolina, who spoke
on The Economy of Youth.
The Kendall Union celebrated its
first anniversary as Il Is. Y. =. L. la st
sunday evening. An impressive we'd
ding, with Miss Il. Y. y. L. Spirit. rep
resented by Miss Frances BaldersOn,
becoming the bride of Our b. Y. L. T.,
represented by George Allen. was
tagged The wedding party consisted
# Love. Miss Virginia Lepphard and
Miss Lucille Parker; Loyalty. Miss
Myrtle PiGS: Faith, Miss Edmonia Rol-
linS: Perseverance, Miss Grace George
CnSelfishness. Edward Duvall; PRAYER
Henry Moncrief. and Determination
edward Newton.
Th8 nksgiving morning all the mem
oers OF the federation will gather at
o'clock at the Fifth Baptist Church
Tor their annual sunrise prayer serV
;Ce. Following the service coffee and
erulle..s will be served. The travelling
-i'oup, consisting OF Miss Myrtle Car
Denter. Miss Susie Rock, Misc Donna
Mae Sparks, Forrest Neal and Her
bert Reamy of the Fifth b. Y. +. t.,
vent TO Berwyn. Md, and staged "a
B. Y. +. L program last Sunday eve
ninE.