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MODERN WOODMEN OF
\ AMERICA.

Central Camp gave banquet at
the Hotel Winston Thursday evening.
Representatives Edgar Howard and
Thomas d. McKeown were the guests.
DR.. Thomas Linville was toastmaster,
and arrangements We're made under
the direction of Consul James A.
Moody. Other speakers were State
Deputy William Mccartney and John
]. Deviny, assistant director of the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
l.. Cohen entertained with humorous
readings.
A. r. Talbot Camp and Georgetown
ramn have entered into a contest for
now members. \ series of class adop-
tions terminates the contest this week.
Verene w. Potter is in charge of the
membership campaign at Talbot Camp
and S. E. Upperman In charge OF
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Motor, the new Chandler offers
the inestimable advantages of
zone Shot" centralized chassis
fabrication. To oil the entire
chassis you simply sit in the driv-
er's seat and press a plunger with
your heel!
Zone Shot" eliminates all the
inconvenience, work, worry and
uncertainty of keeping the car
properly fabricated. Some Of the
highest.priced cars have already
adopted centralized chassis lubri-
cation-and many other cars are
planning to embody it in later
models.
The best test Of any car in
Chambers price range is howwell
it is able to compare with Chand-
Ter. Do ten or twenty miles in a
new Chandler today. Let per-
formance speak for itself.
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SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM

Loyalty Lodge, No. 4. was instituted
Saturday night by Supreme Comdr.
Mae Cedar, Supreme Vice Comdr. Ell
mer Black and full corps OF officers.
The following officers were installed:
Commander, William Nalley; aid to
commander. F'loda Reagan; vice com
mander, Mamie Morris; scribe, Annie
Nalley: accountant, Alice Muller; mar
shal, Miss Mimika Abrahams; chap
ain, Edna Howard; treasurer, Jennie
Tupman; outside guard. Alice Graul;
mistress Of ceremonies, Peary Wolfe,
trustee, IS months, Mrs. Mimika Abra-
liam Nalley, seal by Martha Mckinley.
months, Ethel Ulrich and Past
Comdr. Ethel Pythian. The supreme
commander appointed Past Supreme
Comdr. John Carey as deputy COM
mander. 4 diamOndstudded jewel
was presented TO the organizer, Floda
Reagan, and a gold jewel to Ethel
Pythian. a silk flag was presented by
Adolph Shippert, ritual box by VIII
liam Nalley. seal by Matha Mckinley.
and Bible by F'loda Reagan. Addresses
were made by Supreme Scribe Charles
Carr. Past Supreme Comdr. Sarah
Sawdon. Past Supreme Comdr. Anna
Armstrong. Harry Armstrong, Past
Supreme Comdr. John and Lena
Carey and Miss Blanch Noble. This
lodge will meet the second and fourth
Mondays at Eighth and streets
northeast, Masonic Temple.
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of the council prese nted Past State
Councillor Rosella Cole with a leather
nurse. with the state Councillor Emily
Hockstrasser making the presentation
speech.
Liberty Council will have 500 card
party next Wednesday at Pythian
Temple a S pm.
Kenmore Council. No, %, met April
Is with Councillor Belle LIE Dane pre-
siding. One application for member
ship was received and four candidates
a were initiated. Refreshments were
served.
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LADIES OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE

Washington Temple, No. 1. met at
G. A. r. Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania ave
nue., Tuesday. Chairman Eva Raba an
nounced card party for the benefit of
the relief fund to be given next Tues
daN at / 80 o'clock in their hall.
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WORKINGMEN'S WIVES
VICTIMS OF USURY
Women "Loan Sharks" in English
Industrial Centers Get as High
as 9,575 Per Cent.

By the Associated Press. .
LONDON, April 24.~-Interest rates
from 1900 to 9,575 per cent year
have been deemed too much for WON
en- money lenders. who practice a pc
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team at its meeting May II, when
degrees will be conferred.
Mckinley Council is making prep
arations for its annual excursion to
Chesapeake Beach in July.
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AT the meeting of Oriental Council
Tuesday evening two candidates were
initiated and several applications re-
ceived. j. Ed Swaine gave report
of the dance held recently. Speeches
were made by the grand regent, j.
H. Grubb; w. j. Goodwin, c. j. James
and several others. Refreshments
were served
Enthusiasm is being shown in the
attempt TO organize a golf club IN
the Royal Arcanum. Orator IL. Il.
Weathersby of Oriental Council is
the chairman OF the committee and
desires to hear from the members who
wish to Join.
kismet Councils annual Darn
dance, to be held near Alexandria,
will take place tomorrow night.
Orator II. l.. Klotz and I. S. Childs
have charge of the tickets.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Martha cambridge. No. !, convened
Wednesday evening with Councillor
Harriet Farrell in the chair. Three
applications for membership were re-
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FR ERNITIES
ROYAL ARCANUM.

meeting Tuesday evening will be in
the form of big get-together party.
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master and deputy grand master
and grand secretary OF the Dlstrlc'
of Columbia.
Excelsior Lodge. No. II, met re-
Gently with Noble Grand Morris L.
Dreeben presiding. The grand mas
ter was welcomed by the mem
bers. He made an address. Past
Grand Abraham PAWS rendered mis-
resignation as secretary of the lodge.
Harry r. SeiGel was elected to the
office and was installed as recording
secretary of Excelsior Lodge, No. II.
Vice Grand Harry s. Marine urged
the membership to arrange to par
ticipate in the parade, September %,
the occa sion of the welcome home
coming to the grand sire, K. w. Brad
ford.
Federal City Lodge, No. &c. will
confer the first degree next Friday
evening. The reception and enter
tainment committees are arranging
for their annual roll call, to be held
Nav Z. Beginning Friday evening
Federal City Lodge will convene at
& pm. instead of 80 pm. until
further notice. Plans have been
made by the Philadelphia committee
TO give an excursion TO Marshall Han
the later part of July.
The first degree was not confer
red last Tuesday evening by Goideh
Rule Lodge, No. p, and the degree
will be conferred at Washington
Lodge, Room No. G, by Perseverance
Lodge of Baltimore.
Walter S. Norway has been ap-
pointed by the grand master TO make
ARRANGEMENTS for memorial exercises
to be held in honor of our deceased
namhArS
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Rebekah Lodges.

The officers of the Rebekah As
sembiy and the Grand Lodge of the
District of Columbia paid their
annual visitation April II TO Esther
Rebekah Lodge, No. 5. A carving
set was presented Mrs. Edna Ran
kin. president of the Rebekah Assem-
hly. and Mrs. Linnie Kaiser. wee
president. who is a member of Esther
Lodge. was presented set or pearls
The officers of the lodge gave the
fnstructress. Mrs Marian Geiman,
a scarf.
The Noble and Vice Grands' AsSo-
citation will meet Friday evening. at
the home of Mrs. Cauthers, 1924 ii
street northeast.
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SENATE. DELAYS
ON GORDON

Confirmation of Major Peyton
Gordon as District Attorney still is
delayed in the Senate.
Although Senator Means of Colo.
RADIO, whose illness caused the
original postponement of hearings
on the Gordon nomination, has re-
turned to his duties, no time has
yet been set for the airing of
charges made against the District
Attorney.
Senator Means has frequently OK
pressed the his desire to give all
protesting local interests an oppor-
tunity to be heard, and is under
stood to be awaiting favorable OPP
portunity for a meeting Of the
judiciary subcommittee to consider
new charges.
Reports have been heard in the
Senate that action on the Gordon
nomination may be delayed until
the House has disposed Of the I'M
parchment Of District Commits
sioner fleming.
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MA AT { MISSING,
SAYS WIFE

Appearing at police Headquarters
today Mrs. Madeline Sawyer. stop
ping at 302 G st. ". w, told police
she returned to this city Tuesday
night in response to . letter from
her husband. Joseph Sawyer, an
Indian, and ne was missing.
sawyer. who is IS years old. was
formerly a patient at Walter Reed
Hospital, having been injured in
the service, according to his wife
and she left him here while she
went to Hampton, Va. for a visit.
Last Saturday she received q
letter telling her that Sawyer wanted
her to return at once. She delayed
her departure. however. until Mon
day. Upon her arrival she learned
that her husband had left the house
when she did not return at the time
he expected.
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Gas Pressure Makes
Women Nervous

Even If you bowels move evedy day,
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What Doctors Say
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DIR. w. II. Bernhart writes he could
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DIR. J. J. Weaver, a doctor for so
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DIR. l.. Langl1is prescrtbes Adlerika
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J. y. Pickett writes: After using
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AdIerika is a big surprise to people
who have used only ordinary bowel
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Sold by all leading druggists.
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MEADE c. NJ. TIC.
PLANS MADE

More than ESQ field artillery
students OF the Citizens Military
Training Camp win be trained this
summer between July and August
6 at Camp Meade. Maryland. with
the 9Th United States Field Artillery
Regiment, it was learned yesterday.
Due to the sending OF Battery C 20
Philadelphia for the Centennial. and
the holding of other batteries or
the regiment at the home post at
Fort Hoyle. Nd. for the training o.
there will be but two batteries at
Camp Meade this year.
Brigadier General Laroy Upton.
commanding general OF the 18th in.
fantry brigade, Fort Howard. Md.
viii be in command again this sum-
mer at Camp Meade. The following
camp staff has been announced:
Colonel o. s. Eskridge, command.
ing officer OF the tank center, To-
be executive officer OF the camp
and Major Gregory Hoisington, camp
adjutant. Camp Meade headquarf-
ers are to omen June /. However,
the LIST battalion. 18th infantry, will
leave Fort Howard on May 10 for
Camp Meade to- complete their tar
get practice. Colonel C. II. Miller.
commandment of the tank school, is
charged with the instruction of tho
infantry .CMTC students and Major
Douglas Green is the director or
training for the CMTC infantry
students.
Following is the staff Of the In.
fantry CMTC camp only, as learned
exclusively by The Times. Captains
Cornelius E.. Ryan, assistant direct
or Of training and motor transport
officer; and Raymond G. Hamilton,
as the executive officer and Lieu
tenants James p. Blakeney. adjutant
and Herbert e. Willis, personnel
adjutant and statistical officer.
Captains Charles T.. Senays public
relations officer and publicity Of
ficer and Severne S. Mclaughlin.
infantry range officer and Lieuten.
ant Willis G. Conover. assistant
range officer, and Robert B. Nc
Clure athletic officer.
Captains Allen r. Kingman, Win.
throp A. HolIyer and Harry s. Wit
bur win be the infantry battalion
commanders.
During the summer months, three
regiments Of infantry from the re-
serve will be in training at Meade,
as follows: The 395tf1, 319th ami
313th regiments
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uuarter.pint of the most wonderful
skin whitener, softener and beau
fifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. It can not irrl-
tate. Famous stage beauties use It
to bring that clear, youthful skin
and rosy-white complexion; also as
q freckle, sunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable To-
ton yourself. It can not be bought
ready to use because It acts best
immediately after it is prepared.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Perry Geoghegan. 21. and Anne Sun.
derland 49, both of Baltimore Md,
The Rev. william NJ. Hoffman.
Lester J. Work p Of Detroit. Mich.
William Thompson. %. and Louise
Sunderland 20, both of Baltimore, Md.
The Rev. william NJ. Hoffman.
Harris J. Ttchisop. 81 and Josephine
Grouse. 26 The Rev. ). w. Bowling.
las Is. The Rev. d. B. wiseman
Palmer. Is. The Rev. Rev. A. j. Tyler.
John NJ. Harris, Al, and Mona Grimes,
"a. The Rev. e. c. Atkinson.
otha Bell. 81, and Helen Glenn, 20.
The Rev. A. u Tyler.
Robert d. Gooden: 30, and Mamie
Lazarus d. billiard, So, and Eskey
b. Mack, SO. The Rev. ,. L. $. Hollo-
Robert Roger Robinson. IS, of Pitts
burgh. Pa. and Marie Elizabeth Nc
Lloyd Herr Diffenderfer. "a, and
Marjorie Alden Wall. "a. The Rev. G
~ sam cFsage Field. IS, and Jacque.
line Fps Pryor. 49, The Rev. H. 8
SWINE irving Hart II. ana ruth Richard
Robert Franklin Mccoy. 26. and
Ruth Jennie Howes, 70. The Rev. ].
:, Leroy James. 22, and Mamie B.
Green, 81. The Rev. j.. =. Keiser.
Lemuel d. Durrett. %. and Mabel
2; Blackley. a. both of Goodies, va.
Mike Bernardon. %. and Inez Pom
teIlo, Fl, both of Capitol Heights. Md.
The Rev. J. Y. Buckley.
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CHARLES n. JONAS

Funeral services for Charles III.
Jonas, 65, of 2121 F st. N. W., who
died at his residence yesterday from
complications following an illness,
will be held at Hysong's undertake
ing parlors, 1900 n st. N. w, to-
day. Interment will be at Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Jonas was a clerk in the
Postoffice Department. He had
been an inhabitant Of washington
for forty years, coming from New
Orleans, La.
Surviving Mr.. Jonas are his wife.
Eileen Gibbs Jonas, whose father
was DIR. BENJAMIN Franklin Gibbs,
OF the United States Navy, and a
sister, Mrs. Louise Mitcham, of New
Orleans. La. @
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death notIesS


FISCHER On wednesday. May s.
ter. BILL Crittenden st. n. w, ELIZA
BETH FISCHER beloved wife of the
late John Fischer, aged 80 years.
Funeral services from Zion Lutheran
Church, Sixth and r Streets Northwest
Friday at s2:30 y. nj. Interment at
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
FISCHER Funeral services for JOHN H.
FISCHER, who died at his home, 1874
Bates ST II. w, Tuesday. May 8, aged
e. Will be held at the Mrsetnpdist
May 6, at 2:3O b. m. Interment in Gem
etery adjoining church. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Mary r.. Fischer, and
two daughters, Mrs. Rosa 70. Harris
and Mrs. Laura e. Belt. also one Sis
ter Mrs. Laura Fish.
LEDBETTER--on Tuesday, May 4,
1926, at Washington. p G., ROB
der Medical Corps, United States navy
retired, beloved husband of Ethel
CowlA Ledhetter. S.
Funeral services from 1898 Connecti-
cut Ave. N. W., at II a. M. Thurs
day, May s. Internenti at Naval
Academy Gem tery, AI1napolIs.. Nd.
sTANTON--o Monday. May Q. 1925. at
GEORGINA. beloved wife Of John p.
Funeral from the above residence on
Thursday, May s. at $3.50 q. m. thence
to holy Name Church. where high mass
said for the repose of her soul at 9 g.
m, Interment Mt O1ivef Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
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CANDY KID" CANCSTER IS
SENT 70 REFoRMAToRY

MAYS LANDING, n. j., May g.
John Phillips, %. of Baltimore,
alleged member of the Richard
Reese Whittemore bandit gang. was
sentenced today to an indeterminate
term in the reformatory on q
burglary charge by Judge William
III. Smathers In County Court here.
Philips was convicted Of having
robbed a garage proprietor in At
lantic City.
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STAMP IS AUTHORIZED
IN HONOR or ERICSSON

The Postoffice Department today
authorized the issuance of a spe.
cial scent stamp in honor of John
Ericsson, Swedish inventor, who
designed the Monitor of civil war
fame.
The stamps viii be placed on sale
in Washington, New York, Chi
cago and Minneapolis on May 30,
and in other cities as fast as they
can be produced. A total of
15.000,0O0 OF these stamps Will be
issued.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
CONIDR. ROBERT EMMETT
IEDBETTER

AS a result of long illness,
Robert Emmett Ledbetter. retired
commander of the medical corps,
died yesterday. his residence had
been in the Grafton Hotel.
Funeral services are to be held
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning
from the w. r. Speare undertaking
establishment, 1923 Connecticut Ave,
and interment will be in the Naval
Academy Cemetery at Annapolis,
Md. The deceased is survived by
his wife. Mrs. Ethel Cowie Ledbet-
ter, daughter of Rear Admiral
Thomas J. Cowle.
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DEATHS

Mildred j. catlett. 30. years Walter
Anna Wilson, SO years. s87 Ninth
william T. Conn, 40 years. U. $,
Thomas Rogers. % years. tracks
Washington Railway G. Electric Com
pany, Elliot and Clarke SITS, N. w.
August H. Toense, 81 years. U. S.
Soldiers Home Hospital.
Frank r Reside, SO years. alSo
Mary A. King, IS years. 7os Six
Cecilia walsh so years, rs Fifteenth
Willie L. childrass. 80 years Walter
Am Annie Reese. SIS years 4127 Harrison
St Mary n; '" {. Bowers. e5 years. 1928
Thirty third St N w
Webster e. Bradford rs years, 62I
Princeton St. N. w
ington University Hospital.
Sarah Rosen AZ years. George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Maryland Ave- S. w.
Mary E. Burgess, 6S years Homeo-
20 Christina Garcad, 10 years, St Eliza
Georgiana Wnlett. IL years, Provi-
Perry E. Elliott. years Walter
irene Carter, 4 months, $751; Canal Rd.
Betty G. speidel, months. Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Rachel Coquire So years, 2117 X
Rose Heavlow. A. years. Georgetown
University Hospital:
Hannah Barber, 60 years, St. Eliza
Mary Taylor. 20 years PIP ST,
John A. Johnson, 81 years, 4s1
Delaware Ave. S. w.
Anna Mercer, So years, Gallinger Hos
Della Given. 80 years, Freedmen's
f Lucy Graham. SO years, Gallinger
Joseph Spears, SIS years, Freedmen's
Hospital
Christine snowden, 80 years, Columbia
Hospital.
losis Hospital.
Charles G. Grandson, II months. 50
e st. N. w.
John Wheeler, months. 31S NJ
St s. w.
ADVERTISEMENT
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BIRTHS

Ching r and Lee n. Hong. boy
Walter and Hazel A. Spangenberg.
Richard w. and Ethel M. Hynsop,
boy. u
John and Minnie Robinson, boy.
Allen and Mary o. Sydnor girl.
Leroy @. and Naomi F.. Barnett, girl.
Albert and Helen A. Redmond, girl.
william =. and Kate ". Summers,
girl
William b. and Rose Schneider boy.
Andrew c. and Lena j. Beamer, boy.
Nicola and Maria Maestro. girl.
Cornelius L. and Mary H. Long girl.
Herman and Rebecca Melman, girl.
Sidney and Sarah Zigmond, girl.
Louis II. and Charlotte Crook, girl.
Harry e. and Bertha M. Thompson.
girl.
William D. and Leona C. Kranking
boy.
Sol and Sonia e. Gass boy.
George NJ. and Annie ". Coleman,
James and Nellie c. Francis. girl.
Duncan and Margaret Mclean. girl
The Washington times., 1926-05-05

Many people keep the OUTSIDE body
clean but let their INSIDE body stay
full of gas and poisons. Give the in
side a REAL cleansing with the mix
as sold under the name of Adierika
This acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel, eliminates metaboiic poisons and
removes old matter which YOU never
thought was in your system. and which
caused sour stomach, nervousness, sleep
lessness. headache, etc.
food. let Adlerika REMOVE the undi-
gested surplus and leave YOU feeling
fine. ONE spoonful relieves GAS and
takes away that full, bloated feeling.
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which would appropriate xi.OO0. 900
for construction OF roads in 1el-
Iowstone Park.
That sum was allotted 90 Mon.
tana last year for Federal aid road
work, but was not used BY the
State.
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LILY WAsHBURN TIFFEY

The last rites Tor Lily Washbnrn
Tiffey, 10, who died at her home,
1864 Rhode Island Ave. N. W., yes
terday. will be held there Friday
morning at IL O'clock Internlent
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, with
the Rev. DR.. J. J. Dimon, of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, officiat-
ing. The deceased had been a
member Of this parish for many
years.
Miss Tiffey had lived in Washing
ton all OF her life she is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Nathaniel T..
Hynson, and three nephaws.
Laurence NJ, Thornton and Richard
w. Hinson, all Of Washington.
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son was belIboy at the hotel last
September az. Boswell says the.
door to the elevator shaft was left
open and the boy fell from the first
to the basement floor, injuring him.
self seriously and permanently.
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WALTER a. KIRREY

Walter A. Kibbey, son of T. Ed
ward and Lillian L. Kibbey, of .1401
Emerson st. N. W., and brother of
Edward w. Kibbey, died Friday of
tuberculosis at Denver, Colo.
Funeral services are to be held
at Gawler's funeral chapel, 1870
Pa. Ave. N. W., tomorrow at 2
o'clock, with interment at Congress
sional Cemetery.
Mr.. Kibbey was a member of the
Masonic order, and members Of Mt.
Pleasant Lodge, No. 33, F. A. A. NJ,
viii attend the funeral.
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GEORGE L. w. WILLIAMS

Funeral services for George l..
w. Williams, of 1928 Park Rd N.
W., who died at his residence yes.
terday, viii be held from there to-
morrow. Interment will be in
Arlington National Cemetery to-
morrow. He leaves his widow,
Elizabeth " Williams and his
mother, Mrs. NJ. Grace Williams.
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ROSA HEAVLOW

Funeral services for Rosa HeaV-
low, who died Sunday at George
town University Hospital. will be
held at Union Wesley Church to-
day. Interment will be in Wood
lawn Cemetery. She was the daugh-
ter Of Mildred Williams.
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Use Lemons to
White,, Skin
The only harm

The only harm-
less way to bleach
the skin white is
to mix the juice
of two lemons
with three ounces
of Orchard White
which any drug
gist viii supply
for q few cents.
Shake wei in a
bottle, and you
have n whole
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Adlerika Helps Quick

Many women who have stomach tr0uv
BILE are bothered just as Mrs A, Smith
was. She writes that gas from I'M
digested food caused heart palpita ton
and constipation and made her very
nervous After taking the mixture Of
as Adlerika) she is well.
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FL0RISTS

Louis e and Ruth NJ. Mundy. girl
Albert =. and Eva Corley, boy.
Nelson and Mary Howe. boy.
Henry and Mamie Glover boy.
Gilbert and Rosina Cephas. girl
Will ~. and Lula Gillim boy.
James and Sarah johnson, girl.
James r. and Mary Smith, boy.