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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
DR.. Benjamin H. Melton
To Give Two Sermons

At the Ninth Street Christian
Church, Ninth and D SITS. N. e.,
DR.. Benjamin H. Mellon win preach
at II a. m. and 7:45 p. M, his
morning subject being, Darkness
Before the Dawn" and evening
Questions of the Soul"
Seventy.five new members have
been added to the church In the
pre- aster services and many more
will be received Sunday morning
and evening. The choir director,
Joseph Harrison. will direct the
choir Sunday morning and evening
in a special Easter musical pro
gram
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
ST. JOHNS, BETHESDA

Easter Day-Processional. Hail,
Fsetal Day.; "Christ Our Passover
tSchilling); TIE Deum West); Introit
anthem. They Have Taken Away
our Lord" lStainer): hymn. "The
STRIFE Is Ger; offertory anthem,
why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead?" Clare: doxology; Sane
tus (Stainerl; Gloria in Excelsis
CChant Book'O; Benediction anthem,
God Be in My Heart" (Robson):
occasional, Come. Ye Faithful"
Quartet-Miss Boynton, Mrs. Will.
mot. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Gordon.
Organist. Edwin G.. Balinger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
THEoSoPHISTS' SUBJECT

SIeep-Dreams-Death" will be
the subject of the lecture tomorrovv
night at 8:15 o'clock at the United
Lodge OF Theosophists, 7O9 Hin
5uliding, Seventeenth and ] streets.
STUDY class at 8:15 p. m. on Thurs.
Gay, subject, "ReincarnatIon. Read.
ing room and lending library open
9ally except Sunday and Thursday,
from 1880 to $50. No charge or col.
lections.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
Special Choir Service
At Covenant Church

Sunday evening at the Church
of the Covenant at 8 o'clock. the
evening choir. Claude Robson. di-
rector; Harvey Murray, organist;
Mrs. Howard Blandy. pianist, and
the solo quartet composed OF lss
Frances Scherger, soprano: Miss
Charlotte Hartman. contralto; H. T..
Townsend, tenor, and Raymond
Moore. bass. will render a special
Easter musical program
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
Special Easter Music to
Be Heard at st. Johns

Mathis and Holy Communion will
be held at II o'clock Easter Sunday
morning, at St. Johns Church, La
fayette Square. The music viii be-:
Professional hymn, Hail Festal
Day" Te Deum ana Jubilate in B
fiat; anthem. God Has Appointed
Day." Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus.
Agnus Del in Mode II; Gloria In
Excellsis.
At 8 p. m. the music viii be:
Professional hymn, Hail Festal
Day." Magnificat in d Minor; carol
ssThis Joyful Eastertide."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
Topic Decided
By Unitarians

The Immortality we Desire is
the subject Of the Easter sermon
at All Souls Church Unitarian).
Sixteenth and Harvard Streets,
Sunday morning at II o'clock by
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. d.
The musical numbers will be
furnished by Miss Gretchen Hood.
soprano; Harry Angelica. baritone;
Herman Hoffman, violin, and Lewis
Atwater, organ. The feature at
the motion picture hour in Pierce
Hail at 1880 o'clock win be George
Arliss in 1.-THE Ruling Passion"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
Old ChOrals to Be Sung
At Lutheran Church

Several of the old chorals will be
sung at the II o'clock Easter service
in Christ Lutheran Church. Their
organist and choir director, Herbert
keyser, will play the prelude by
Yon Christie Trionfonte," the Of
fertory, Easter GIadness,'' by
Petrie Duet, soprano and alto, by
Miss Geraldine Stevens and Miss
Louise Hartung entitled Every
Flower that Blossoms" The pastor,
the Rev. ]. Frederic Wenchel. will
speak on the theme, Christ and
Life Triumphant"
In the evening at o'clock the
Sunday School will present a new
Easter program arranged by Mr..
and Mrs. George. Lautz.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
MRS. BILLS MESSAGE

Tomorrow's lesson subject, and the
topic of Mrs. Bills message. which
VIII be read at the service OF the
Christian Science Parent Church is
Christ Jesus" This service is held
at II o'clock in the assembly room of
the Hotel LAFAYETTE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
SECULAR LEAGUE TALK

'Eugenics and the Human
Mechanism" will be discussed by
DR.. Joseph A. Themper, Sunday
afternoon, 3 o'clock, at the Secular
League, Musicians Hall, 1905 e
st. N. w. Comments on the ad.
dress will follow. The public is
invited.
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AM SOULS. UNITARIAN

At the Easter Sunday morning
service the special music viii be
given by Miss Gretchen Hood, so.
prano; Harry Angelica. baritone.
and Herman Hoffman, violinist,
with Lewis c. Atwater at the or
gan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
REV. E. HEz SVEN SERMON

"A Washington Lady Knew She
Looked Ludicrous, But She
Laughed is a spring story to be
told Sunday night. 8 o'clock, by the
Rev. E. Hez Sven. at the Centennial
Baptist Church. The IL o'clock
morning subject is: Christ Jesus
Post-Resurrection Purpose"
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CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT
BAPTIST (COIOred)
Easter Sunday
SHILOH BAPTIST
CHURCH
INSTITUTIONAL Church


Corner 9th and p sts. N. w.
REV. ]. MILTON WALDRoN.
D. D.. LII. D., Pastor.
500 A. M.-Early Morning
Prayer and Praise Service,
900 A. M.-Raptismal Services.
$3.50 A. M.-sunday School.
HOO A. M.-Morning Worship.
400 P. MIR. c. E. Society.
Especial prografno
800 p. M,-Intermediate q. e.
program on 1.-THE Resurrec.
ISL tion.'0
500 P. M.-sr. c. e. Society.
Night services, 500 o'clock.
Musical and Literary Program.
y y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-16
SAINT ALBAN'S CHURCH

Easter Day-Processional, 112;
"Christ Our Passover" CWeigandl;
re Deum in B Ode Costa); Jubi-
late In c BuclS): Introit, 10; Ser.
mon Hymn. 116; Sanctus (Stainer).
The choir is composed of 20
voices with the following soloists:
Miss Goodwin, soprano; Maria
Koontz. contralto: Henry Leef, ten.
or; Fred. G. Schaeffer, baritone:
Allen Watson, organist. Director,
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin.
CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT
CHURCH OF THE AToNEMENT
n. Capitol st. and Rhode Island Ave.
REV. HOWARD q. SNYDER, Pastor
Services. II A. NJ. and p. M.
Sunday School, GAS A. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-28

PROFESSIONAL NURSE GIVES ELECTRIC
treatments, effective in neurtis and all merry
3514 II to g.
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Part 6-12 Pages
HET,p--MALE.

AFRO MECHANICS experienced on Oaklands
ard Pontiacs; none others need apply. oerF'
icn Station. i444 81. NV. "
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHAMBERMAID or part-time work. colored.
Call write. COS Girard st. NV.
COLORED SETTLED WOMAN wishes place
az cook. gen. houseworker: stay nights.
Decatur 1925. 1343 Tea st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wishes work as maid. nurse
or waitress; can furnish reference. Phone
Adams 5211.
COLORED GIRL refined. wants morning or
evening work. Call at 1924 Florida ave. y w.
COOK. good. wishes place: get dinner. wait
ing or cleaning. North 1852.
COOK in private. family or general work by
t frso eolored womN; references. North
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Address Box 414-R star Office.

FRENCH LESSONS. 81 AN HOUR: EXPE-
rlenced teacher. Other subjects also taught il
desired. Address Box Abr Star office
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$40 DAY ENTRA-SPARE
TIME

Your friends business connections anc
neiehbors use business and personal Christ
mas cards: best values; YOU can get then
orders and build up q permanent business
thousands do il year after year; biggest com
mission paid weekly; sample book free; eX
perience. Investment Mnnecessary WI y1yc \
T0OTHILL co. 1926 W. MADISON. CHlCA'
co, Representatives wanted small towns
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MAN, Is TO so.

Large corporation resources more than a
million dollars. has opening Tor ensrgetlr,
vide awake man for outside work. We "a,
offer permanent position, very proftahle and
future advancement. Address Box "9' h
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SHIPPING CLERK in retail lumber yard.
Good chance for right man. Address Box
Al fH3
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SECURITY SALESNFH--Can use two ex-
personality and good references: no Others
reed apply, Real opportunity to make quick
money selling a thoroughly protected m
promotion good profits assured Apply 9 to
4 Room 11l7. at 1910 Vermont ave.-Mr.
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The Star invites the CO.
operation of its readers in
reporting misleading offers
SITUATION-MALE.
CONFINED.

| WANT WORK as auto mechanics helper
Address P. 0. b.. 1919. Washington, d. G.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.


SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS-.The Line
Beautiful: S50-$75 weekly; moderately
priced. 40ec commission; elaborate 60-card
outfit free. Southmoor Studios. 549 so.
Wells. Chicago.
STDELINE SALESMEN-Sell all classes
trade big repeater. Inquiry brings pocket
outfit. Write Manufacturer, 1904 Pontiac
Bldg. Chicago.
TWO MORE Statesmen of highest type
needed ut once. Must be- experienced In sell
ing business and proie5sional men, t Two
sales a week pays you we'll. No competition
We can use only vigorous active statesmen
interested III making real money on pfnpi,
osition that's going over big Apply "o"
Southern Bldg.
ANTED-High-cla housc-to house sales
men; something new. Apply Monday mo,,h'
ing to !. ;I506 st. NV. -------
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v bNTED YOUNG MAN about IL for file
clerk. knowledge of typewrtlng prefcIred;
good chance for advancement. Address
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sECRETARIAL POSITION in almost every
capacity by young lady of large and varied
complishcd amable, active, efficient. re-
fnrd Address Boy AGA Star Office.
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YOUNG MANA large concern. manutactur
Ing nationally advertised food products. has
a vacancy for Junior specially salesman
,onlicant need not have previous experience
S,lt il YOU think you can sell are willing tG
work hard for advancement. tell US al about
nnst CONNECTIONS telephone number and sal
sry desired Address Box 36I R. star ofrce
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SIS can be made daily selling made to order
and exceptionally low priced, High commits
sions paid daily. Experience unnecessary
Full or spare time Write today for sam
niles Biz season on. Klein CO. 236 10
Uoto
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FURRIER-
Thoroughly experienced in all
kinds of fur repair work.
THE HEIGHT CO.,
Employment Office,
624 F St. NV.
AIRWAY-MEN

Mr.. S., new man, was an
executive in another business,
his two brothers are in Airwav
i'll New England. He heard
about Airway from them, re-
signed his other position and
from the 18th to the 22d made
nearly. so each day, with a
future before him.
Mr.. C. has purchased a
$4,000 home on what he has
made and seen in Airway; he
came here last March.
Mr.. F. f. E made $50 his
first E days in the field; his
future is what he makes it.
Mr.. A has been making
$40 per day since he started
here.
Mr.. RI and Mr.. D.
were promoted to managers OF
Richmond and Norfolk after 6
months successful work here.
Mr.. B made over $500
his first month and is now as
sistant manager Of this branch.
Mr.. S. has made $500 from
August to q, inclusive, and is
on the threshold of permanent
success.
These men have a $3,5OO,OOO
corporation back of them; a
future before them, and cash to
be made for working,
! MEN-Think and then in
vestigate Airway; come in and
convince yourself of the truth
of these statements. Then it
you are as willing to work for
money and success as are the
men above come in and talk
it over.
This statement was written
August "a. The men referred
to will be glad to tell you about
Airway, as will the manager.
We want men for Washing
ton, Richmond and Norfolk.
203 INSURANCE BLDG,
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
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CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS. EvI.
dence and information secretly secured.
Consultation free. HAYES. INC, Barr
Building. 910 18th st. Main 699S. 80
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| SECRETARIAL position desired by woman
with tact. ability excellent education. wide
| ence: knowledge legal affairs. Address Box
111-R. Star office. 2S'
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GIRL. (coored) desires laundry work. home
or out by the day: best city reference. 100
9Th st NV
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$50-%5 EXTRA WEEKLY
easily earned spare time showing samples
personal and business Christmas CARDS 40 20
line published. Our cooperation insures sue
cess. Start early: everybody you know a
free. ARTISTIC PUBLISHING CO. 1923 W;
Randolph. Chicago. Representatives wanted
YOUNG MAN for outside work
i'll collecting department. Must
have motor cycle or small car
and good past record. Must
stand investigation for bond
Good opportunity for energetic
Young man.
Apply Mr.. Sweeney,
Arthur Jordan Piano Co,
18th and g.
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HEI.P---MAIE.

Corporation has an opening for man OF
perlence and 10 capable of handling important
matters With large CORPORATIONS ana d.. hus ISL
ness institutions; When replying. state *
phone number. otherwise no attention VII
he given to answers Address Box Is.
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JANlTOR, colored 20 years experience. can
operate OIL burners: references. lie Roy
schmidt 2O13 New Hampshire ave. Poto-
Yfue
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in electrotherapy. Main s725.
CONFIDENTIAL CONF ZEN INVESTIGATORS. EvI-
baIdins. S1o 1 fsss St A Nam soss &C. Gar
TUBERCULAR. PATIENTS CAN HAVE Al
care by trained nurse in her country home
IN Va na three acres: milk. eggs and conn-
Address Box 4a6-R. Star ot ri' ied'0nA:e
EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN INvALIDS.
AGED con. convae scent BY nurse in own home
ences. Adams 7lss.
HOSPITAL. FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
and ur 1t young
Charges reasonable. Babies for adoption.
VEIL HOSPITAL Langhorn. Pa.
sTEEE PIANO na1s q new md mqde win 5s9
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-ROOM AND
board with Partisan family: reasonable. Also
French dinners. lessons. Potomac 45s.
BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE, $3.50
much 10 her beauty and charm. but hereto.
cuiinS mac hines BY graduate students that
IN this %ork specsIP hot
shampoo is given before and another sham.
s 9Sn 'h' cSss so M 70 G
sH6Gh Of Ter B fpHGRf% GGtru TE ss S
WORTHLESS AND FRAUDULENT STOCKS
paid naH for Them BRADFoRD INC. T% Trans,
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY Will SHARE
her apt with nurse desiring comfortable
quarters il q conyenient location. Address
PIANO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
adults given special attention: terms reason
able best method. Address Box OR. Star
- 11vorf;rrs5 % (.~t De-.
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EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN TNV1TTDS.
aged age convalescent. BY nurse in own home
porch. splendid location: professional refer
ences. Adams 7ISS
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TUBERCULAR PATIENTS CAN HAVE Al
care by trained nurse in her country home
IN va: three acres: milk. eggs and conn
try products on premises; terms reasonable
Address Box 426-R Star Office
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HELp--NALE.
MEN.

The Electrolux, Inc, an inter
national organization, with 81
branches in the United States,
has operated in Washington for
a period of Is months.
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We desire to employ s men
who can, after 60-day field cx-
perience, manage men.
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SITUATION-FENALE.

CARE of elderly couple. Winter Fla. or
Calf. by mature. cultured companion nurse
physicians reference. Address Box liar,
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SECRETARIAL SERVICES. SIS per month
and UP. Address Box 3s9R. star office.
SECRETARY-S TENOGRAPHER-Five years
experience. under c5. Southern culture. Adj
dress Box 2o0-R Star office 3Os
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SITCATION-DOMESTTC.
IC~-Af--A

| DAYS WORK for Monday. Tuesday or laun-
dry take home. Decatur 1853. 1897 Que
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK or days work: no
sunday work; by reliable cOlUred woman.
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OPEN SEPTEMBER >. UNUSUAL OPPOR-
tunlty. first as saeswonan. then manager.
tor woman over ~. with alert personality,
AGILITY to convince, college or normal train.
ing; unincumbered. free to travel: chance for
woman To earn mans pay, S2O0-S400 month
Address BOX 50n.R Star nffice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-28
ARRANGE NOW FOR
FALL COURSE IN
REALITY CULTURE.
DON'T STAGNATF.

Always look forward for an opportunity.
II you wait for il to arrive it may be too
late TO prepare. Young men should show
some foresight always be on the alert and
Talking about foresight. just note the fol-
lowing excerpt from an Associated Press dis
patch that has been going the rounds of the
daily press during the past week.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH AND
CABLE co. ADDS RADIO,
"Radio communication shortly
will be used by the Mackay
companies as an auxiliary to the
present commercial commune
cation system to provide COM
plete land telegraph, ocean cable
and land and ocean radio serv-
ice. Not only will the radio be
used to span the Pacific Ocean,
but it will be employed in the
development of point-to-point
communication service within
the United States, supplement-
ing existing land wires. The
Mackay companies have signed
contract for the acquisition
by a subsidiary of the Federal
To1o,-o.1, ,1;oN Co,o,%x,1
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OF food you put into your stomach? Can
accommodate six for regular meals at my
apartment 18th and Columbia road NJ
fried food: delicious homemade whole
wheat bread; meats and vegetables cooked
Waterless method thereby retaining vital
mineral clements. Fresh, crisp salads. Meals
well planned. IS per week Address Box
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DAYS WORK. colored woman. good lauu-
Dress. houSeCleaner; whole or part time.
lO24 w w. North N334 zoe
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Pittsburgh September 3: new sedan: refer.
ences exchanged. Address Box 427-R. Star
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YOUNG NAN hetweea ages of is and q 10
work in picture store. Chas N. Cohen b
Sc. 1891 St NV.
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CERTIFICATES DUE
IN CONF |RMAT|ON
Twenty-0ne Girls, 81 Boys
Listed for Service Tomor-
row at Hebrew Synagogue.

Twenty-one girls will receive cert1-
ficates of confirmation and 81 boys
will be given their Bar Mitzvah certif1-
Gates at confirmation services in the
Sixth Street Synagogue tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The Bar M1tz-
yah certificates signify that the boys
have entered the right Of confirmation
under the auspices Of the congrega'
ton during the past year. The serV-
ices will be under the direction OF
Rabbi Louis J. Schwefel and Mrs. Her.
man Hollander.
The girls to be confirmed are: Martha
Bass. Ruth Blumenthal, Rose BorlsoW,
Sylvia Cooper, Leila Denenoerg, cara
Feldman, Judith Freilicoff. Gertrude
Kodan, Genevieve Mensh, sylvia Mel
son. Tillie Norwood, Beatrice Oxen
berg, Sarah Pekofsky, Cecilia Rhoade'
Ethel Rod, Lennore Rosenthal, Jen'
ME Ridden, Mildred Saltz, Selma
Salus, Sarah Silverman and Sylvia
Solet. 49,.
The boys who will receive certifi-
Gates are as follows: Julius Alpner'
Billy Bernstein, David Blaser' Her
man Bachrach, Howard Cayton, Ar
thur Cohen, David Coopersmith, Jo'
seph Danzansky, Jack DerzalWltz,
David Flax, Jackson Folstein, Harold
Freedman, Isaac Friedenberg, William
Gichnor, julius Goldman, Armon Cor
don, H. Heilman. ]. Heilman, Albert
Kaminsky, Harold Levy, Gilbert Lee
vey, H. Lipshutz, Haskell Milestone,
David Rosenberg, Jerome Rosenberg,
H. Ross. Herbert SworZyn. H. Shit
ger, David Weak and Herbert Vinor.
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Il our dear iaf and JOHN 2Tgs
G Gay JJe nne t ig55 lie t THE yFaIM m
son. RICHARD c. CoNOVER.. who depart
1918.
TO-DAY. recalls the memory
OF loved one laid to rest;
And those that think Of him today
Are the ones that loved him best
What would we give to clasp your hands.
Your dear little face to see.
Your little smile your little voice.
Which meant so much to us.
Some may think we are not lonely,
When at times they see us smile.
Little do they know. the heartaches
MOTHER AND DADDY.
GRAY. A sacred token of love and devo-
ton of our dear brother. BRUCE GRAY;
who SO suddenly entered into eternal
He brought 50 much sunshine; cheered
our hearts by his loving ways: a wonder
kind to us all. A beautiful memory you
leave behind; our thoughts are forever OF
HIS LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
mother. LOUISA GRAYsoN. Who Who depart
g a gus lie -FOUR years ago today June II,
The month of June is here.
The saddest month in all the year.
When mother was taken from US all.
Four lonely years have passed. p:
But sweet memory Of YOU forever lasts.
HER SON AND DAUGHTER. GEORGE
+. GRAYSoN AND MRS. ROSETTA
HIGBEE. In sad but loving remembrance
of our darling baby MILDRED c. HIG-~
BEE. who departed this life June IL. 1918.
God gave US our darling baby for Just
Then sent the guardian angel and has
taken our little child.
Gone: but not forgotten.
LOVING FATHER. MOTHER AND SIS
TER.
ROBEY. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our beloved son and brother. ALBERT A.
ROBEY. who departed this life suddenly
What happy days we once enjoyed
When we were all together.
But, oh. how changed il all is now.
THE FAMILY.
TENELL. In memory of JOHN J. TENELL,
who departed this life one year ago to-.
HIS WIFE AND BROTHER.
ZEREGA. A tribute. of love and devotion
t. to t5 Hv msmory OF our d darling brother
ago today June II. 1923.
We are lonely without you. Frank. darling
In the midst of others we are blue:
For beneath our smiles there are aching
hearts
That are always longing for you.
When. alone in our sorrow. bitter tears
flow,
And there comes sad memories of one
HIS DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
Frances c Joy. ~. 1880 G st. ne.
r. Frank Wright 6s. rs Adams ST.
William w. Lyon. Of, 1927 goth st.
.Rosina s. Bennett "a, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Elizabeth Smiley re, Homeopathic Hos
Otto Borsharding, 10. Georgetown Univer-
Lucy b. Marx. 35, sibley Hospital.
Edna B. A. Peacock SO, on railroad train
Margaret L. Birth. 8. 1900 Kenyon st.
Louise Sweeney g 3A7 n st. s.w.
dence Hospital.
William Mcpherson. IS. 1880 Half st. s.w.
Helen Pallard, 35, 424 Ridge st.
David Rudisill, 4, Children's Hospital.
Bernard Lee. 2 months Childrens Hos