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RENT HOI

RENT HOT SES-UNFURNISHED.
s ,sSs n'
Rqn H@SA Ss sSP ss ssTF AtsS.n, sH .,: 80
1smroN% sm n,'n! GnRcIfm,RooM Ti,.h1S. S~ HomSE
iarA-@ Lart- 800 monthly. Franklin 4l2s
IL, u ION 81 N.E.-6 ROOMS d.-wH.
isi .si y ~ - h'.- front porch; rent. SO A'rlN
Isl; WOoDI.FY -sEMI-pET.CH Is
r"om- hs,h -s'age. lot 4 500 sa' H. ami,
""ar >' Nl"an.S. Phone Clc,e. 80 ~
ldlG MASS. AVE. S.E-MODERN GROOM
ward. rent Si5.
81" >.r, N.w.--ELFvEN. ROOMS MD
electricity. rsa.onahlr. In"Iire SAITS
BROS. & co, 1880 7th st. nv. ~.
Ga,h "T N"RGAS r"fGc hST.e Sr NsWSz w, ROOMS AND
1898 'th ST. N.W-IO ROOMS > B.THS
,"1 n+per"s fnH painted r1ceent locs
GWNER NJ Ghi:. 'F'' '''!1,''''' ~.
!l3 ASCOT ST. Ne. NEAR 4th AND l.
an"i-6 rooms and bath: rent $50 Main
LOSE CAPITOL. UNION sTArloN-a
"ms 'Td h?4 %iG%rG snRn lYH, 81 month
;9n G9no ASr0T 1don,i r. ,,1 NLE3;;n1NEARLY E. NEW
-,'aens: $3.50. sd'm. :so";" ;"'' 4 4lsa.W.. s:.5T.
NEAR DUPONT ClRCLE-0 ROOMS AND
nath; hot,watcr heat. electricity $50 month.
10 ROOMS, COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE.
furnace beat and electricity: excellent condi-
tlon: 500 per month. FRANCIS A CRAW-
FORD. 4Oo Continental Trust Bldg Main
VERY DESIRABLE GROOM HOUSE. CON-
tanning rooms and bath rent $50 per
.olS ST. N.w.-1I ROOMS. , BATHS:
good condition new furnace garden in rear:
yearly lease Sloo per mo. UNION REALTY
rlRP tlu-tll Evans Bldg. Main s415
,ypL JhED ll17 CONGRESS ST NE-6
large tonm<. arranged for , families: S35.
'!So6 CLAIMING ST. NE-6-ROOM Run
.a'n" with bath. practically new with all
n;o,t"rn "onvcuicncrs. Rent $50 per month
GARN BROS. Lincoln piOO
:4th AND T SITS, RANDLE HIGHLANDS
lars" rooms. garage. :. porches stationary
/ tubs. slectrl" range near bus: rent S55 or
sell easy terms. Phone after Mr.
MOOT r. The ArTonpe.
FOR CoLORED-Io LARGE ROOMS AND
, hath. in good NV. section: cleo. INV h.
ass: newly papered
For "oiored--6 rooms and bath. h-wh
in ne. Rcrt only ai5
CHAs 3. MUIR Co.
1903 New YORK Ave. Main 1898.
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Observation-Disclosures


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= @r"..'sss.' !, =. .,,,a,,5
-tesm ~. hot v.1iar ri,rtrr,aty ,a,. 'nr
.ervI.e. -. NV VI NJ. 20
ans ,p.uS - Xr-rIyr.RG ROOM AND
,;;' a2,h ~" w, Goatd 10 orr mo%.G ,nHly
,', ,"''.e o. ,",' .",' 'is ~,
lhREh F",N> hHSlH Hl1 HnJ,"H - Z TtA,
n" ~
3r ri" :. N - ~ "1, "1i.iIs Dom n " ~ porch
T9,rH,ii""r T, I" Z ., S"sr'menr J. HAYDEN.
KE@R'k DIR Ste ANn al.e E@RHtEk ks,n nj
.,l%-",, Or W, ~. .%,o"ess,,ys ,,,, ~. ~.
i:a 81 ~, EFo' ooa ROOM .o AEn NJ, hAFn rar
ar. t''.' m f,m;,,fSI Tn"Ii,ro A.
;zz =, - - -, :, poo,s ,xn
,e-n. 81 u i. Nv, 80
TWO .NPARTurNT~ i64l n - VT
On rh,Id, co.r". li:n aud t -, ~
or, eoov ,,,,rt>fTrr R,rp %,
M N. iT",rh@n,"e'l"oo. NfH Hampshire o..,'
500 prl. l.\rlrIn pI.-. room. elec and
a.. az. ."parat" bath. eh"""r hath.
SIX xrw,, np,op,4.n 1fTs,ur
,, IN 't.' 'H :, ~. '' w. L.
"mm f"", '"ro,S ;,, ,t,c"' fr%m s.h."i p ~
Msn $50 n,a1'h 81 ~ n,cn,nse - ~.
.,, -
@ xs Hs"s.s sssSs@.j -sc'to@
~
T.F,,DrDiy ,T,p ,C.rTyF TWO ROOMS
i,ttrhenettc and bath $50. tnrludc. ga and
3,e.t ,nS Harvard -t. nv Ad'ms - !
bath newly paper"d panied elevator
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.tp\HTNiE,>'TS-IN NI't ISHED.

1881 \ 81. 81.
; and t rcpms and bath III
new apartment hu,i-a. ready l"r
occupancy abuu, Feb. /,
Rent. So 30 tu So. 80
FRANCIS \. CRAWFORD.
4O4 Continental Trust Bldg.
Main 2T.SO
PREMIER us lsth II NV
.. & h.. large rln-et ............ 0.uu
MELROSF. I143 CLIFTON 81 NV
; rms p -... ...-.. -ti6 Ou
= ms h......... .............. - 90
= rms. b. b..--...... - go
BRTNSwiCK .I;Ils ST. NV
6 rms & y. ......... ............ ......... <luu uu
in1E. u. .-........ ......... Su On
I2io MASS. AVE-. Nv
rms rbw I'D TSH \ nsG?tf,,' sG3tI, ~ 80, 90
- rth Nv
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.
EOR COI0RED

1so1 Chu,cb !,
h.sh l,,1 eIsS. and hss separste ms..rs: Iu.i Is
win firnish coal and. tenau, 70 80 "~ner ,
M, plant, ,ren, $50 -'' "'''.
renr 'n ped1Hed "In I r. saa roa = b. nat lst r.:
ga End 1t. o.w.-6 rooms: ss- HEbt. Ia
pairs re@t low '''N' "FS''rS r.
~ l,th ~ 81 se-6 r and h hotatr hsat:
Eds ~ ~ cellar: rent rndu"ed.
~ Hobart pl. n.w.-S r and hR Rlsc
furnace heat reasonable
nrht: atro-e heat. rent. sa5. """ - gas
y. +. Ni' w w., M,
atis isth coi 1577.
500 In
Chevy Cb,sc
,b. -
rbs.o ~ mn. ,s, ~ ~ ,[9,.,n ~" N ihsvv
-iY Iar-a ,o,,,r IN ,iI,5 t,h sRsnIs.
~! - ~ AZ.
,,......
14l7 X Street
300 Ir,n, ,DT ,..I-
So,,; Lo.lI 1
Ncml-0ciaCnCN. southern e%-
I's"re' an hfoIern improve
nentS.
IN ro,,,,~ l LI
~ rooms ana pain, ncWIN
Io,.,r,.oJ
500 Dcr month
- ''' ''''''
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1922 g ST. N.W.-tkCCM
and bath l<t-huor apartments :;
hot-air heat and electric light :;
rear porch; perfect condition :;
rent, $50 per month. !. Nc
kENNEN BERRY. 1868 Wis
consin ave. NV. .Wcst 513 and
514.
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RTNE<TS-I NJ is\iSUED

Ar.,RrNE>TS-I,,I'i H\iSHED.
los NoRTTI M8,HLAND-wWn Eo".f-
."t.- .'''t-"'"~- condition. 80
SION r'.r.rv COR
ln", >"PTHrMBERL>~r HnnH~
M. "A .ushe F"hrusr' Caa ra -n"n '''
ro =, <lox !, y! Rr..LTY r sl roFG<> >:,,
TAXI. IN APARTMENT NJ
"5Io.i: Q s,. NJ just rhe nlace, t" iiy.
Ecs cs. rM' Iss rs ,"InG n "a nT r@%
on rents. monthlr lea.c-. 20
NEW APARTNi.\T I
BUILDING
READY For OCCUPANCY. u
ONE SQUARE FRoM
CAPITOL MD LIBRARY,
SEN ATI. \ND HOUSE
OFFICE: BUILDINGS.
2ll DELAWARE \\F. S.W.
,o" o.on -, aa% ma "a,G >t3o? r. ,@a -; -, ." ="
+. +. Saul. CO..
Nam zoo 49, I5rh It Nv.
HAMPTON CODKI.S.
20l3 New Hampshire A>e \ W
N,% ~.r'-.,or 6rsProot rotla,ns n.'
n"a"t yioe o,l,hurnjns hestin- plsn, con.
cement 80 lhth 81 hus ana I =. '.r ilus.
R--"ieHt Manage on Ps'rIrrl o..
Il E,II E.lI %s,H %ss =, Sa." 9" e /, "a Il 3" ;"
Is. +. SAUL CO..
925 18Th 81 NV Main POO /
#'9H,'R.rr * tTiRTn1H5s Hiil rrori5z.> >vAnAPrr
THOMAS !. FISHER x CO.,
- Ism =, Man Gsao
THE DRAKE.
"II9 = NV
Irtrs,r,,e apartment ~ tn. uc,, trcn~oo'
'n,'''n. f"'' '"n,rirtrd
," loom" f scaca ''" and a6 =. 50 :" !" :" >5""" 80,
! room. klt"h"n III" I'>th .-.... SO o"
=, - G"t~'Ie9 ro"at.. isr-. .3o-o', a"d Mur-
MANAGER ~ PREMISES
Swartzcll. Khecm x IIcn~cy Co..
Agents.
-. l5fh i Nv f.n"o- VAN -.
THr ,S;HToN l'"e - w RMS
THE LoRENNE ltnf "ark Ri Nv
TdF yA> nyEE. j"i 80 i Nv j.. /
ia; !. Nv. rn,-. | r. ,Io..
h..u
r,,n, n" .nH i"' .,a %>n,. ,n,,. sar .r"n +"
ton, et.' re.'",- @-ten. ~'c.. r-a-"nanD
u,,n GAH"'>fR ,,~:' < nfTT i<ds INsr /, :, NV.
i.ouN at These t;eLutiIul
Apartments.
VALLEY VISTA.
2t1O 2Oth s.. NV.
New Corner Apt Building.
Ready for Occupancy.
.too oI1,n"Rs ,I,, R R"" c,"ek rsrE q, The VII:
rooms kitchen rilrd lat: iar.e itosei.
o ns,,,sd 1I'S r. l'"'yrr h.'
-,'] o,, I" -" -. G, ~, anh ~" -, IN -
.IIIi.ICRI:ST APARTMENTS
,n,.s. rnt; 81" hElN"ZT r.. =. r,,o
I'DRcllr>
, ,,a,7 r",,,.,1 ,nj r""n, ,,,; ,. ana y ,"in
=; 50 10 800 ." ::,CG
uan.ns .,rstIonmnn l"n,'T' the :" I' ~ 20 Iii, III
sT"rd'n, an rn"''-r,u..te'' ',r-, "y.' tn" ",,ty.
rhi h .,,u. ,,,,.,in ,r .,.,.,o,
- IL 80, ~ - ~. 49,. . ,,,,,.nro
n,.nts inri,,iin@ tiI.d Ga.I,s. Tnat-d hv oil
incire,.tnr -"
sS5:a2 -: ~ IS F. ,r; 3$.";,
NiNGp ,rt ReNl lI1II iEr,'''F> - =
~ .so " -, ~
WHY D>Y N6WF
THE DF ~nTC 500 Na@c. - \-N.l
THE JEI-NtS tl"OI o St NV
rr Tr " ~ rGtr r"rT; :"d s@ Wv"
M % .,.or,s ,nG hath - 90
No Il * rnnr,. ANA Nam 10 80
:. TIE TULANE l:Ioa ism =. Nv
No THF ' p,RKFr .HSRf Eng G;@n npnN 18Th s. xw
~ sol- gTSE2; and hStn a. x;, R, Hno Rd.
Day Ph. Nj as Nicht Pm. col Gd70
TnII-TC,,T DI.\-.T ~ ,.I,I-\-
LOW rs | KEN | IN I \.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK :S3l 18th ST.
ro9ms %,11 re- re- h1iI @ G md ,,Inh hath 80"
aIa I5th :, u FD4m';lin ii4o
~. .r,,,. ,,r,prr III,
IN LIZ ;xi.rn< ~ r,'NN '''
ONE RooM KfTcHENET'rE BATH
\\\\p(I * IIGII.l
S.N pon,>p. ~ VI ;, 'r, :. ,rr n,v,ep Ii', t,
lXoi'iRF tT 6FFICr
c,v,r,rcu roI.pT>
'AINAAHEii!1HH I,AH ~ w
Tw" r""m,. kitchen and haih: nr''y deco
f7''" ''rr""I hGn' H,I !Gr6 I'D IrIrTah'' rm
3 Nj l''" - Nv. M2'h -"'".-
l. l. l \
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ONLY 81. 50 MONTH.

:
lh43 Gales t ne. Groom brick. cleo
r,i"iNi iuinace heal bath. newly papered.
Franklin 9oi3. OWNER 22'
3.,nd & S'rS W-NF,RIS NEW q L
t.. INV H.. clpc: sleeping porchps. cellar,
hardwood floors rent reduced to S53 80 mo
I"5q Morse Il e & IA II "a n =:
garage. rent reduced . -.
$50 /, Newton nj nw-G larre > q \ .
far md a aIar ,nuysnicn, ~ p.ri, -,
Market. low rrnt =" "'N w"
30 10Th sr .e-3 rooms. porches. ga
rage. deem lot Reduced ,n S.t, 40 " = -
ai6 c si sw-E q h inst nm, in
perfect rrpair. rent reaaonsbie ' '"' y"
Ini- pnfomar ave e5ro,r,. tri,,. q.
,cnair. -, l''it torant rsrt t t""tm hrl"k :;
81. ~ R1r' - ,ir =, ~ irun,ru: u: :,
- = - ~ 4" i"niiS 'rl"k :
~ n',PT11 az" p''''''9. rem IL %.
:-"f IAN - nv 7. x p. nat. elec.:
rent only $50 mo.
!9 ana ~ lfth st. Sf-4 r. and h.
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WANTED TO RE\T-HOUsFS.

NFTRNISHED HOUSE IN NV MIST
hn modern and reasonable rent or buy Ike
rent. payments Address RoN l63M. star
nffira o.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

TAR BUILDING. THE AVENUE At
Eleventh. has lust three single court offices
vacant. Rentals. $40 S35 and $40 monthly
Apply flo star Building. phone Main
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APARTNFNTS-ttNFI KNISHED.

MADISON i-"n rTF 81
ONE Room kND BATH .. ,! sos - 30
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NNNTEI1-RE.NI FSTtTE.
wE WANT SMALL FARMS HOT rs AID
clear Iot= that will trade for District rasi
dsntial rrorerty. RIEMFR REALTY CO,
MetropgAt-a E.Ssk SlAn. si&Sa eSAa-
Evening star., 1926-01-21

AZ pEI.AFIELD Pr Nv
. r- and D.. H.-U p cleo. Lar Ear==r
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~ fpN tlRCl.E-l ROOM HOI ST.
1.il.'.. hAtns. KITCHENS. ueN furnace.
iarE-@ ward. 800 monthly. Franklin 4I2s
il@ ION Sr N.E-6 ROOMS Il W n
1l@t- ~ h1>. front porch. rent. SO. Apply
] - u - :" 80
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1888 sth ST N.w-6 ROOMS AND BATH
nrst-Class condition. HENRY SCH AFFERT
'El., John Marshall nj. Main 44S1
FIVE ROOMS AND R,TR An S45
month Col. 7649-W. No AIieEheny ave
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain tonight
and tomorrow; slowly rising tempera-
ture tomorrow; moderate to fresh
northeast shifting to east and south
east winds.
Maryland-Eain tonight and tomor-
row; slowly rising temperature tomor-
row; increasing northeast and east
winds, probably becoming southeast
tomorrow.
Virginia-Rain tonight and tomor
row; slowly rising temperature tomor
row in north and central portions; in
creasing northeast shifting to east
and southeast winds.
West Firginia-Rain tonight and to
morrow; rising temperature tomorrow
and in north and west portions to-
night.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm. 81; s pm, 63;
IL midnight, Al; am, Al; s am, IS;
noon, 38.
Barometer-4 pm. 1881; pm,
29.85; II midnight. 29.99; 4 am, 30.12,
am. 1922; noon, 1923.
Highest temperature, 69, occurred
at pm. yesterday; lowest tempera-
ture, 3S, occurred at noon today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, Sc; lowest. SO.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Suryey.)
Today-Low tide, 8:28 am. and 9:25
pm; high tide, 1:45 am. and PIG pm.
TomOrrow-Inw tide, 9:41 am. and
1929 pm; high tide, 2:53 am. and
3:2G pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose SAT am; sun sets
Gas pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises J:45 am; sun
sets 6:36 pm.
Moon rises am; sets 1853 am.
Automobile lamps TO be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at Great Falls at ) ain: Tenn
perature, a.; condition, slightly muddy
Weather i'm Various Cities.
Evening star., 1926-04-06
IOWA SOCIETY MEETS.
William G.. Ladd Is Honored fol
Long Service to Group.

approximately 200 members at
tended u meeting of the Iowa State
ociety last night at the Hotel May
over, at which William G. Ladd.
resident emeritus Of the society, was
PRESENTED with a seal ring bearing the
Insignia of the State OF Iowa. In
rendering the gift to Mr.. Ladd. Mrs
Elsie III. Coleman, vice president. who
presided, said it was made in recog
ntion of his long service in behalf Of
the society.
Announcement was made by Mr..
Ladd that Iowans desiring to register
as absentee voters for the State pri-
maries, beginning June Z. can do so
at his Office. The entertainment pro-
gram included dialect songs by
George O'Connor and Matt Horne.
German parents sometimes change
the name of their baby if it is seri-
ously III.
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MRS. H. W. ANDERSON DIES
Aunt of Mrs. Claude A. Swanson to
Be Buried in Richmond.

Mrs. Herbert W. Anderson, 70
years old. died in the United States
Naval Hospital last night following
a stroke of paralysis. She was the
mother OF Mrs. Edgar l.. Woods. wife
of Lieut.. Comdr. Woods. stationed
at the United States Naval Hospital
here. and the aunt of Mrs. Claude
A. Swanson. wife of Senator Swan
son of Virginia.
Mrs. Anderson had been living with
her daughter and sonin law in this
city for the past three years. Be
sides her daughter and niece, Mrs
Swanson. she Is survived by several
other. nieces and nephews of Rich
mond, Va.
The body will be taken to Rich
mond. Va, tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, and funeral services will be
conducted in that city tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
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DeathS.

\ -, fSsSfI APT, ( bsis E.
Funeral viii be held from the residence Of
her daaughter. Mrs. 4. Ward. 238 c St.
her ibscs Thprsday ~ April br az $40 AM
emn high requiem mass will be offered at
Pa, am II for the repose OF her soul. Rela-
ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BELL. Members of the Catholic Beneficial
Srs ts 6hsTFsoy B2 B2d of una the death o %
Church of Incarnation Tuesday. April 8.
lsaS SHSREofTk q L I E. 1ucKErr. President,
EUGENE MARSHALL. Secretary.
snpnss vas sqn5a EpwkB ADr / opE1 Iofs # Hot
sse FSnerai Services O az fSsr fSs ehapel. 8 sls
nr"oKs me1nssoag. D.n April :. a.; at ~ 80 pm:
ST. AO g. hoshk isas s hs f. r6fes9S BRSoSs l4as IL
notSsr ern 'hfo Ponsss sss s,e6fstSeT eGTGse
Charles Pongee and ope brother. Julius
nrGGk' 80 RUdy s ns a Noco of funeral Il
later.
CApY. April 8. 1926. at am. at his resi-
csanD6sf % IntsTent hass it. at AeIphnE p
HHS%sSPiatthls HsasSsi ta, HPse,aSi EDITH ToWtEsR
neral home, 1900 Chapin oTsSo st. n.W.. Aprii l1i
q. at pm. Interment at Pittsboro. Ind
GRAVES. Departed this life April 3. 1926.
q d rsad sAT sna Msa aP avSss sd
Mrs John T. Wood for % years. She
ONE GeorEe GaYf d tw
MTs Alma caRgg and warm friends
ment in Sussex County. Va. g
E9Frs sS9sa ss.abd Il e.. tT T.fs;
Hayes. Services Wednesday. April z at
2;301 pm; from Hysong's funeral home.
csmeterr ccsUe y st. NV. lnterment Congressional
a:ss ar tHARfesy ARRff1eesyH IA AH5 GnfMGGGts T M1a2G e.
sssidence. Sargent road BrooSIand. R h'i b isIe c
THURSDAY Thur day April Apri! 8, q 80 pm. Rela
ment at Gienwood Cemetery. =.
JOHNSON; Entered into rest Sunday. April
6! her vsssE shsEA's Ss Mrs. Ms. FASSHe He99Hs 5SRX
and Scs. os re
tives and friends. Funeral, from the resi-
dsnes Of ,s, her dapgphter thence . Holy
sts. NV. Elder L. T. Chapman oficiat-
ing. 6s
LUCAS. Departed this, life Monday. April 8,
@ esSsfa so moSrn ssse5 sheIr Sr
Of friends Notes Of funeral s Hereafter. saH Tos!
MARK. Monday. April 8. 1926. at e:4o
am. ALMIRA H.. widow of the late John
q. Mark. Funeral from the residence OF
her daughter Mrs. NJ. Louise Jones. 43B
10Th st. ne. Wednesday. April z, at 10
am; Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. lnterment at Cedar Hill Cemetery
McDERMOTT. Monday, April 5, 1926. at
1910 am, at the residence of her dailgh.
ter. Mrs. G. H. Rettew, 2939 Mills ave.
late James W. .McDermott of Philadelphia.
Pa. Funeral from above address Wednes
Francis Church. where mass will be said
at 8 o'clock. Interment in Philadelphia,
Pa. 0s
MILLER. Remains of IGNATIUS MILLER
will be- removed from tho vault Wednes-
day, April z, at L am. and buried ID the
family lot at st. Mary's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1926-04-06
OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.
Lieut.. Comdr. F. H. Hardy to Com.
mand Seattle Field Station.

Transfer of Lieut.. Comdr. II. II.
Hardy of Dover. n. IL, from Wash
ington to command the Seattle field
station was announced today by the
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Comdr. Derickson, at Seattle, has
been transferred to Manila. and
Lieut.. Comdr. Seran of Minerva,
Ohio, formerly in charge Of the
Manila station, has been assigned to
the division Of photography and
topography, at Washington.
Evening star., 1926-04-06
Jn Mtnlorian1.

DANieoN. In memory OF our beloved son
and brother. HARRY T. DAWSON Jr
who departed this life eight years ago to-
day. April q.
FATHER. MOTHER AND SISTERS.
who died April z. 1925. Mass at 81.
Aloysius at d am.
Loved in life: remembered in death.
HOHMANN. In sad but loving memory OF
our son and brother. little EDWARD HOH-
MANN. who departed this life eight years
and 8 months.
The April sun was rising
On our little boy so fair.
With smiles so sweet and tender
And his dark brown hair.
The sunshine OF our home
Ihe pride OF "A mothers care
But this dark world We roam
Was not for our boy 20 fair.
We placed him in his casket
For long last, sad repOse.
On. why did you leave US Edward.
You little white bud OF rose'
The angels seemed 10 weep
AS the rain began TO fall
On a little new-made mound
And the precious one OF all
MAMMA. DADDY AND SISTERS
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear daughter and sister CHRIS
TlANA JOHNSON tnee Delaney. who d.
HPe@:sa Ha55. 'hls lie one year ago. April o.
This. day brings back sad memories
OF our dear one. gone TO rest
And those who think of hes today
hoESES XNS rw6 MogEEf. sEsTkRs, MARY DELANEY
SANITY; In sad but loving remembrance of
our beloved husband and father. Law
RENEE SAXTY. who departed this life
four years ago today. April q. 1922.
Days of sadness still come DER Us.
- Tears OF silence often flow;
Memory keeps him ever near us
Though he left four years ago
DREN.
SEYMOUR. In loving remembrance OF our
dear daughter. CAROLYN MosSBURG
ago today. April 6. 1925.
Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping.
TIL we reach the heavenly shore
Then. Master. let Us see her
Love and have her as before.
MOTHER.
TAsc5E S1.6Ina Il wif l9Ying msqlqr; of NY dar.
parseod5 o5 this life one year ago today. April
The 9th Of April is here. again.
To me the saddest of the year:
Because, one year ago today
My darling husband passed away
HIS WIFE.
of our loved one. LOUIS WALLACE who
April 6. 1923.
'Tis sweet to remember him who once was
Though absent. to US he is Just as dear:
OF the ONE we loved siy bu eonId 0n bne n6t grsse
DEy0TER STiT,,n MOTHER. SISTER AND
som hHfoNso WEssTFR sTfFmSy w6d 15 dcps1ssg dy desr
this life fifteen years ago today. April s.
II The pssi san WITH Tss hs i1ys tns sh9c %
But in my heart you Will remain.
Hfs in bEEoTfb b Rs5Tfa ~s SofGERs pfHt fsaiP ELIZA
STER.
Evening star., 1926-04-06
ASSAILS CHINESE CAFES.
Judge Frees Sailor Charged With
Disorderliness in Joint"

Characterizing the Chinese restau-
rants OH Ninth street as Joints OF
the worst kind" Judge Robert +.
Mattingly released Benjamin j..
Duncan. IA sailor. charged with being
drunk and disorderly, on his personal
bond and warned him to stay away
from such places.
IF l had my way about things
would see that all the Chinese joints
on Ninth street were closed" the
Judge expounded. "They are vile
places wherein trouble continually
arises"
Duncan was arrested in Hong
Kong Low last night by Policeman
A. ID. Mansfield Of the first precinct.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

Audubon Society Saturday. p.m..
in auditorium Of New National
Museum. THE Jungle Life of
Panama" fcolored lantern slides), by
Dr. Alfred o. Gross of Bowdoin
College, and talk on 1.-THE Threat.
ened Extinction of the Heath Hen on
Martha's Vineyard" by DIR. Alfred o.
Gross.
Evening star., 1926-04-06
FOREIGN

In announcing recently that peo-
pie OF Aberdeen, Scotland. gave
s230,o00 to maintain their infirmary
last year, the head of the finance
committee said that in sview of this
report, jocular writers about the
stinginess of Aberdeen people should
choose citizens of some other city
for their stories hereafter.
Evening star., 1926-04-06
CARDS of Tbanks.

LEWIS. Mrs Richard c. Lewis and family
wish to express their thanks and sincere
appreciation to the relatives. friends and
neighbors for their kindness tender ex-
pressions of sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes during the illness and death OF
their loved one. RICHARD c. LEWIS
MARY A.. LEWIS AND FAMILY. 1856
18th ST NV. 90
SCHMIDT. I want to thank my many
friends for beautiful flowers. use of auto
mobiles and many kindnesses shown my
departed wife. HARRY X. SCHMIDT. 7s'
Evening star., 1926-04-06
Dfaths.

PAiNE. Monday. April 5. 1926. at Lee
;, e: ,cHARE3rTE &. PXYNE feio3ea
VII wife ,s OF u g Payne gr, Funeral services at
pm, Interment Will be in the family loJ
at Orleans. Va. Manassas Dspers please
PYLES. Monday April 5. 1925. al ftis
residence. CAMP sppine.. Md, WAf.LACF'
fs,b T.; bPYLkS, hHsbsnd Of Alice j. PILES I, aId 1,
Pyles and Mrs Ruth Affron. Funeral
from his late residence THURSDAY. April =.
at, at 2:3O % pm Friends and relatives in
ROBEY. Monday April g. 026 at his resi-.
fenSe zen e., 40 y i. s;w,s join RSAEsDoLPu;
THURSDAY. April $, at $3.50, am; them,
dlIIem mass VIII he sung 1T a.ut. for
The repose Of hi. soul. k@e!atlye5 @ o,in AMI
Cemetery.
ROOSEVELT. Sunday. April 4. 1926. at
10 pm. IDA. widow Of Col: George f,- ".
sells and aunt OF Mrs Lewis FlemeF r: r..
mains resting at Speare mortuary: lo%3
OAK o'iip' jill Cemetery tg9i ay chapel e |odhes3:5
April Z. at = pm. o
sHAPLAND. April 4. 1926. CHFIsTiNA
late joseph F shapIand, mother of WI.
liam j.. sister Of Louis. George. fret.
and MARY Rupprccht. Funeral services
AZ 1850 Warren ave. Chicago. Nednesdai'
~.
1925. CHARLES GARFIELD SLAuGh-
TER Gevossd Rie 6r9theT el OF Mrsi caInTa amRa Ne
Tin and Augustus Slaughter Funeral
from John I. Rhines co. funeral chapc-.
al / 80 pm. Interment at Payne $ Gene
terry
SLAUGHTER. Officers and members Q:
Morning Star Lodge. 20. 40 /. B. p. o.
L. OF w. are hereby notified to meet in =
session of sorrow Tuesday night. Aprll o.
mineral burial
brother CHARLES, SLAUGHTER. Fu;
neral services 20 be held Wednesday; April
john RRnes fGi" Con- ne rd hqpsra and f1' sts s%.
otiicers and and IaemberT To, Of COLUMBIA i9drc.
Attest: FLOYD y, 9, PAFAE :, FAkEIs, 5ss-g. + r
i RPaI'ef 6HN qESsE4 !SS sfaePy H. eSves AD
mourn their loss . sister and three .hGr9thh;,
-. s.w.. Wednesday at l O'Clock.
THAELEs THoIAs: Hsloxsa IS ~, sQR R,,r q !.
pS@ne From hs 9e MAJ vs
at st. Mary'5 Church. Alexandria. Va.
TINDALL. Tnesday. April Is. 1926. JAMES
TIIHiDAfL PeloYed hi husband OF tie F9,l la,9
from the residence Of his .on. A. z. tn
gs gala 1920 Rsta,y s. @ 5g FTd5y syshd2 Apr in,o5 e =
Interment AZ Congressional Cemetery.
WARMLY. Suddenly sunday. April q.
1895. in Baltimore. Nd. ADA WARMLr
fnee Byrd. Funeral from George Gray'5
funeral parlor, 4 y 81. sw.. Thursday,
April 3. at / O'Clock.
WEAVER. April 4 1926. KATE WEAVER
wife OF the late william b. Weaver aged
81 years Funeral from, her late res
dence 142O X 81 sc. Wednesday. April =
az = pm. InterInent AZ Genwood Gem
terry. Friends and relatives invited 10 At
tend.
WISE. Monday. April ). 1926. at 5 AZ pn.
at has residence. 1900 NJ IT. nv. GEORGE
W. beloved husband of the late Priscilla
l.. WISE (nee EstlerJ. aged so years. fIs-
neral from above residence Thursdav
April :. at . PM. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment al Oak Hill Gene
Evening star., 1926-04-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The study class of the Gated Lodge
Of TheoSOphists will meet tomorrow, s
pm. at 709 Hill Building Seventeenth
and | streets. to contilu- the subject
If "Reincarnation." Puuilc invited
The Florence NJ. Brown Sunday
School class of Calvary Baptist
Church win present THE F'lapper
Evening star., 1926-04-06

The Chemical Society OF Washing
ton will meet Thursday, SIG pm, in
assembly hall of the Cosmos Club.
Program: THE Chemical Behavior of
Gaseous Ions" 0antern), by DR.. s. c.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

''The Road TO Yesterday" motion
picture entertainment, will be given
at Brightwood Park M. L. Church
Eighth and Jefferson streets, Friday
evening.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

George Baldwin Mccoy Unit, Am
erican Women's Legion, will meet
Friday, 1890 am, at the Church Of
the Covenant.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

The Board Of Education will meet
tomorrow, $3.50 pm, in Franklin
School Building.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

Lincoln Post, q. A. r., will meet
tomorrow, p.m., in Grand Army
Hall.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

Grandmother" Friday night at the
Sunday School House for the benefit
of the building fund for the new Sun
day School House.