Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1926, Page 9

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1926 CAPT. MORGAN DEAD. |yio, Vi Depeoman, st s, of, S, e it & FUNERAI.SERW[:ES DEATH CLAIMS PRINTER. | "o U PR || Bum”” 5 In Memaoriam, Benedick, 1808 I street, shortly after t KOSACK. _In memogs P o dear broth Army Officer, Attached td War De- |1 rclock yesterday afternoom. An |icics o wieias Tode, to locate a Willard E. Carey Was Member of f 1K REE Wn6 departed 0 in t o { printer on the night force of The Eve- tulled in the office of the judge ad- Capt. Morgan, 40 years old, was a|been perfected. ning Star for nearly three years, died MR TR R e X SR X X AR TR A X AR X E XX TR AR EXEX N, W premnants ot S e I ey T Gl And all c Lewrence B. Jones, 1 Years ago today. January ht | whom she made i i rtm autopsy performed at the morgue last Evening Star Night Force. District of Columhin—iyow tonig] ghe 192 e Settuinnt. Bocchiie. night disclosed that death resulted Gl e o4, o|2nd_probably tomorrow; mintmum | ANYE NicHOLSo The b that 1« St and eares > Capt. Fannin Morgan, U. §. A., de- | from an acute attack of heart disease.| Four-passenger motor cycles bave i SCRIEY, 55 FERLE = temperature tonight about. 24 degrees, Mre, “Nicholson had been il for Ie the on » rro nort months, She is gucvived by two not “s0" cold_tomorrow; {resia e, ot e egives e inds. Mra. Samuel C. Jones, Linwood B now tonight and nmb- %00 0f Dickerson, Md Coarles T memory of our dear e bly tomorrow; rising temperature to- |- Nicholson of Al:xan ORGE L. KOSACK, w « . » : : s A’ native of Wilmington, Del., Mr.|2 = brothers Joho' €. C D e \ Widow of Brig. Gen. William |c.res save % this s mverst yeass | IOFFow: fresh northeast and east Goolsy. and 3 wistér. Mrs., ¢ i S oetpaes s ! g ago and was empioyed at the Govern- W‘{i?:é‘:’;::"l::gmy Cine S .'Z“SX?VI ':‘; ".‘I’:"D‘; = ¢ 3 E. Harvey Buried in Arling- |ment Printing ofce betore working |,.g, (%0 CUENe LY WO e change | orcomaon oons ot 5 . Here first—at The Hecht Company : ; ol T e o i temperacive. troon, posiiy srong | 41, G711 : ton This Morning. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. MG e S icors *| Madeline Carey, and a daughter, Lois est Virginia—Probably sno Nou Carey " Tha oty et e ernt 4 | night and tomorrow; not much change Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine | Wilinington Wednesday for burial. | In ‘temperature. | Heydrick Harvey, who died in Tampa, Records for 24 Hours. Fla., Thursday, were conducted at e ome 0 e i pioe | MAJ, GEQ. B. HAMLET |30/ 35mifsi i i s 2 Depasted this at 10 R of Gebrge A Ro! ther of Jackson A. an George A~ Koo inson. jr.“Fineral ‘from ropolita il Plerce, pastor of All Soul's Unitarian S eton a4 30.22; ] P R , arometer—4 p.m., aul pm. i | g’;firchh‘:fllg;;eld} Interment was in DIES AT AGE OF 73 30.30; 12 midnight, 30.35; 4 a.m., 30.8 BANDALL, The qficors and members of | 3 ngt etery. % 8 a.m., 30.39: noon, 30.35. Miriam Chapter, No. 4. G. E. S e noti- { BROTHE Pallbearers were Maj. Thacker V. okt 2 | Kosacxk f \est tomperature,, 38, occurred p.n. vesterday; lowest temper 2 21, occurred at '3 am., today. .| 0 A M. i I5th and ‘16th sts. now. A atton ‘ature same date last y ance is-earnestly lowest, 31. HON. LADY EF¥ ga]ge;ihcnl Glendie B. Young. Dr. W ¥ Ha ush Rheese, Whitmore Harr, Mau-| Was Mar] 's Aide in Con- |2t L2 rice C. Latta and Dr. William Hamu- gRl Al aruge. s : - Temper ton, all close friends of Mrs. Harvey's| vention T ed Me- 4§ husband, the late Brig. Gen. Willlam fe Nomina Elshent, om Metropo! KOSACK. 1 M ireet betwes L. ; STRRNTGHT 1hit¢ i ‘ E. Harvey, who commanded the Kinley for President. Tide Tables: o L ABY ML ! District troops on the border. % e e | During the Mexican border trouble, s }:‘M’M':‘}'g "\!“{’;“ Coast | greq. Monda | prior to the World War, Mrs. Harvey | speciul Dispateh to The 5t SO retoo i AR5 dii i served as president of ‘the Woman's | ||y ATTSVILLE, Md., January 2 Fow waes T30 pans Lieh|\ rich o 1468 T on . v Rellef Association of the tiona A - 1 am. and 5:/6 p.m. funeral Lersafte: Low tide, 12:41 a.m. and | SANDLER. Suddenly. B8l pioi Bl am. 3| parents’ residon 0 pm bigh tide, 621 am. and | parest 4 o home in Landover, late . Georgo B. Hamlet, & icial, died of angina Guard of the District of Columb which organization helped to for the families of men servin In 1925 it was the slicker pectoris, s, Hs was a|®"® Do sidence the border. he bad Jong be friend -of President’ MeKinler! T 2 15 Sm. 0 : leading member of the Amer Qent Ha A S The Sun and Moon. . . .| 0 0" In 1926 it’s the Slickersoll Legion Auxlliary, and served as pres. | (o0 arding. Mark Hannas aide in otaySun rose 7:21 a.m.; sun sets | STor ber 08 ident and vice president of the- oid v for President. A native of Ur. | 9:20 P10 : At Gearge Was auxiliary. Bern Mrs. Harve Harvey in that to_this city immediately afier ¥ leaves o son, Wilbam and u daughter, Mrs. s B Lum lm!x of this city. ington unit cf the| Toworrow- . he married Miss Rachasl e % Newark, Ohio, and is sur- Pa. 52.years ag0.|vived by his wi " Temuel marriec a0} g ed recenty -to ¥ in 1894, and came 43 p.m.; sets 4:49 am. mps 1o be lighted one- sunset. began his public lite| wl-axher in Varlous Cities. Senate in Louisana, — ETKI\GFK Mopday. served one term. He was 3 i am FLOREXC ni examiner in the in 1880. Besides m&_z;.fzmwz-‘i;mwnquzm;@z;@;HP;flfn’zzzfi;‘zflrfifizr‘fixfiflfifl Automobile hiot Jayuary B Temporatuce. €@ 5 service in the Pen Bureanu he Staticas | Births Reported post office inspector and Bal. | ' R o P collector of customs. During to the Health I hours: Francie and Faward J bartient o The oot wdministration Maj. Ham 1 with the De investigating white He was eligible for r ent some vears before he re-| hed his duties gv_lnm«w = ok Biamarts - probably will be 3016 Wednesda oln Cemetes HENRY J. O’CONNGR DIES. Former Employe of Naval Hospital Succumbs to Long Tllness. . formerly an em- nited States Naval Hos and a resident of this city for Hober e h M Ruw]l,:snd.lmr Rooks. hos. Slicker-Fabric Parasols $2.95 Japanese style — 16 ribbed — taped harles A and Veronica Butle | Lewis and Jeanette Jonos. boy | Deaths Reported. | Y . The following « he A 0 vears, died at his residence b8 ;‘;‘;Esv;c,—_ edge and handle in contrasting colors the e Prince Karl apartments, 1901 Clondy after a long ill- .02 Clouds* 70 vears old. lw conducted olic Church | at 9 o'clock. 1n- Mount Olivet Ceme- (saloshes, s hort skirts, bobbed hair and the Slickersoll— nd Marylasic t will be i O Br boon companions these! Yellow slicker material, edged ©O'Connor s survived by two e of Cairo, | FRERER X EX ER XX E R EX T EXE NI X E X E XX EXE R ERE XS XL XEXEX {1 with rose, green or blue tape—colored handle to match. So 2 and three | St 'l.’.-”n;:'-'L TRUDE MY smart all the girls will want one — and they're verv “mu 2 Etw‘ :i modestly priced—S$2.95. ! Tfl:uw (5 2m. Greeamich we todagy Art Slic Elizareth’ ersolls with hand-painted designs, $4.93. x a : . (Firet Floor.) " Mourning Blacks Dyed N 252!:?’ i i 24-HOUR SERVIC Rewnrd. fg»:; ! 3 | Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. BULLDOG Al | 3 : IR T e sy | |4 == ashionai— with | gory Ay | : * | 5 ! loved damrnter Ay 1 MOTHE] a/ / EISEMAN’S . : e ———— — - | 7th & T Sts. Morning Star M. Langston of Law and members of £5i oy | i T Fraiemify. caworkers of "ofice General. stenographic eec- Tire ditision. Froas 2 el ad fatetetetetatatatatats totototod \\l.nue‘ 1 Trfid who “entére ago.- January X | a b L X | 6Y b 24 * N % » * p- 3 »* (8 * * |2 % * |5, »* * % * ieath of our Leloves ROBERT | Funeral Prices Lower A bigh-class funeral, including gray or black cloth casket handies and wiii | -4 ST, N.W EDWARDS. t I wish 10 express my¥ gratitude | p nedr i | life 18 ‘burisd deep v loved ones seap BIDS e remembrance Next Sunday’s ~D0G ings. name nor Steel Vaults, $85 Ambulances, $4 Two W. W. Chambers Co. Tl 3 The Brown Stene Funeral Home Cor. Chapin & 14th N.W. Columbia 432 TASE. i deed Hocshead. 2L Funeral from_tha *famuel D. Baxter. aWednesday Tan: ntar Wt Con- | cros: Relatives aud friends | CROSS: Automobile Section with ; @he Sundiy Star. Saturdyy B\ o pere 1311 P e CHILDREN. ¢ ity Fla and 3d tady, N Y. Junuary 2%. RICHMON BU ie 1S Naval Academy, anA manager of the power General Electric 5 vauit S81 rere, Suddenls irom us 2 You were t on Sunday. Janiary 2.1 HER LOVING B lence. 134 Dickenson et ® va. WILLARD E. ‘beloved | GRAY. In remembrance of FRANK GRA' 818 B ST LINCOLN £200. hand of Madeline "D.” Carey. in his| who departed, this lif> two yeals aku to- | Automooile Chap: 2 year. Funeral from above add day. January. 2: b 19541 [ Werneridy yiadasofia Do A Sl | jos h F Birch’s Sons | mentn Wimington, Del. * (Wiimip { (ISAAC \me AND AND SON.© * W " Deal & Co. ‘papers please copy. ) Tolce we loved ie still » A place {s varant in_our home \[ gT ENTS. ered int. Wi ver e #lladl 3034 will be the g e s s Bl 3034 ThR - Cinion. SN0 MAGGTE HAMMOND, I sad but lovine remem G v l Se NTS. peloved wife “of Sldney ance of our drar_daughtor :and sister awier el'vlce RERTE CrRe T A SRR e | Green. * She Geaves to’ moun her = e - i 1 e thie dm,m:(,: e e {gg‘;z‘:;:r;u;su\m% 3g0 to- | r.‘\mernl Directors Sm;_cs’mao e orans pnd Kaie Friperian | | Main 5512 732 Penns | } Nine great-grandeiliidres |- . Nobody knows oo am e N | 1 1*host of relatives and iriends, , Fu- W,B‘:L,ff‘;‘m}“,;"u:‘, ort e e. N.W. | utomobile Show Number | s S e MO e he zolden gates flew o i STER AND ‘&xio}zd;&nfi}"\ ol e Come 1 - lflmlln Ben e Lincoln 378 s e . " remebrancs - - b b 2 O other. cairaly” ehleod Daoken my dear. igther SAND 'v HAWKINS Timnthy thy Hanlon ‘ AVGHT . o ried o three sears 45 - It will go into interesting details of what L o 7o | dendice s i g |_emmsr.xz ° Phons L. 5515, CRUMP. Saturday, Jan TANE WAs ame R Y WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director CRUMP. 'Fu-| Jerusalem. my happy home, 15 the exhibit will shcw—the outstanding fea- I|\ery in Cornection. 1 from the residen ece, Lot Ob. how I long for thee. | balmer. = i IR MR | wi B R e | B | Uesday. January 26> at 10:30 < o a a ‘ . tures of the new cars—the new accessories, A am.” Hela- Mo adimety fovied It ) oviRe DAUGHTER, = MRS, & KAT Frank Gc'crs Sons CO. \ EWING. _Departed this lifs Sundas. Jaouary TOERs: MY CEORGIANA HAWRINS # | 1115 SEVENTH § Mnin 265 1926, at his residence. Falls Church. In memory of my son. GEORG Hodern, Vl ROSCOE C. EWING, devote wl i a) S El o e e ot BoTES STih SN0 T F. cosn:LLo etc.—and together with the latest news of roads’ improvements and what development : P : 25. 1 o E o and Hate Mg ] . NOW LOCATED aT _ is in prospect, | . & | 7o Gerigile idnaerad: Dm{.: At | .. Gom. vt noi togotien |y SO BATED G vong 2e i | The Serv“:e That You Des“-e william X, 'and Alger’ N, | HORSTKAME, In cad bu lm'uiw remen- Wm. H. Sardo & Co. | Evinz. "Noficé of funeral hereatter. brance of ur dear ‘father WILLIANM N | |, 's7 NE. Tinolass y » . ‘ | n is day of s cializ: servic €SP ialist is ;{ el eo‘"rf o 5 X5t dealli o Mhons wh 1bven: m . = AM T. RYAN - ‘The Star’s Automobile Sectwn deals Wlth . always recognized as one competent to do his particular !m;la:;“cgén.m F‘flger"fx trom u:‘\:fifi{"i‘iuf it gone beforo: o | ] 317 Pa. Ave. 8. the subject impartially—and from the lay- work well.. We devote our entire time and thoughts to {2 80 am: thencs b::mdu’:'s'x“.?.fi e e o o Chapel. i ) . . oo h e s £ 5 our service and to making that service better for you. e ‘of Bis alat 9 am ‘xlnur'mané HOWARD. \In wad but loving remembrance ' man’s viewpoint—giving to the autoist infor- Our aim is to perfect ways and means of bringing to ‘ friends invited. e R WAR D O .h};on“ mation which will be he]pful in his motoring you comfort, privacy and above all, specialized service. ~ A Fridar. January 22, 1926, | ears aco today ot Caildren s Hompit: Rl Mother. dear. we miss your care. thes 1 o AR CLAUDE HARATNGTON 13 e with, * blan For twenty years DEAL has specialized a complete Efmine, beoveaseh 0 it 3| - gnd only wiin that sou wers mear S 100;‘ ‘,Fst N W P = L funeral for a fixed price. Elizabeih M. Haringion. . Inferment .35 praven , S e Ceme- | W .pray for you both night and das g « Sleep on, dear mother. and peacefully rest, HARROD. _Suddens. at, ‘lew Rochel F bove, He Kiows hast. - A on Eridar o Ueudic| For God above. He Hiows 7 e The Show number Complete Funeral, $125 Ve ey | SRR P L S v e i cr FTORAL EMBLENS = 4 PSP ERATE PRICES. Friot, Harrod and ‘sister of Charies Hay 1t with us. o meet again Fo i fhon SBfer, O thad nm:" B a%“;{'qrs‘g’ CRIEDREN, POROTR tional ‘Chureh, 15th " and o AMES, 4% SBAY A, Delive Thursday. &t 1 0'clock: TS ANRVAYE L R SR E day 2 2 = Lol MR SRR e el | MUNE,, Wl s ESE Sl 2, dhir| Gude Bros. Co. 212 F S5 m Beloved ‘wits of Acchinald Sy — Seate g0 = : F e SFE angmnon e ot re s arvou e BLACKTS [ONE'S neral notics hereatter- e meinory, fio pd my bel v‘d“ A Floral “Blanket Sorays” MATHEZ, Offcers and members of Colam.’ L2 i bia Lodge. No. 85 are hereny nol "g, | Other Beauutul_Flor eps, Moderat deautn of nmme? lmfu" D AT _mo;nm SRR eIy wasmo oeen PINR AUl R MOURR Seasion of ortow” a¢ Elks’ Home, Jon: 3 7:30 KLINEHANSE. In loving remembrance of ELBlll GRS MR THLATITENE | We Specialise in Florat 26, D.m. lembers will as- NSE. s :30 p.m. Members of Nornlnr © ag6 today. January 1821, oo, "and Vot é?m s i the cury pormis bowr, | D@SIGNS Moderate o Wiler. ALFON The nngel 0f death cane 1o ca Pmco c WILLIAMS. Secretars. And bore bis toul uway. i J Mellkll)fi. Saturdar. Jlnnary 23, 1926, at HIS WIFE. ELIZABETH INEHANSE. ¢ A black broadcloth:-or :gray plush casket, with a silk: interior, 6 fine handles, engraved name plate, autnde case, “embalming, washing, dressing and shaving if necessary, ré- " maquing from any cty hospital or home, advertise the death, hecrse of limousine type ard two fine Cunningham limou- When In Need of Our Service Call 'THE DEAL FUNERAL HOME g 816 H St. N.E. . TEE Linc. 8200-8201 ; : & will be a big nunibgr kbt R R *******flfl*_*****&******gg_fi********fl****fl****fl****** Sunday, J&nuary 3'l§tj : Kok Sk gk ke kkok ke ,l i the-. redrdence - of . his daughtan, re. | KLINEHANSE. Th-'sad )0‘;"\( remems | #Car Reference, Atk Your Neighbor” SPRn SR ’i‘fi‘gffi“ &;“ hrance of e dehr father, WL T, F /OI"/J{J fowbus Y., Monday: