Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. | ralley the day, he | N. Vine 2420 Hamlin street nor trclen andl wen e ber | o {DR. PFENDER’S FUNERAL ] e e ’".-m):“:li.d‘.':”:,:,‘. i oot morning o 11 ool | F. D. SLATER DEAD. Scoiagl s erbee | INESS | | B _4; 2 per cent of nc 1| It ent. will |nv|l| Baltimore Cen: , No. 2 Mr. Moore eniited i e ; uml a dat g ture Store. . 1 | York & xl '\|1thl at the b / i Services for X-Ray Expert Will ENTER |N TUUAY HENRY H. MOORE DIES. | 3775, 5608 B0 o o0 S | s et 44 s o1, | e o o e " USED CAR rnov | Be Conducted at Cnlvs\r nd South. At tha expiration of h ager of the Julius Lansburgh fur. | oon at 2 o'clock. e Conducted a: y Siroatiin Army o anes During | enlistment period ain_enlisted, niture store and a lifelong resident - . Joseph NlcReynolds Baptist Church. _:ll'l\l 5 the 18t Neu Xou ¢ 9 Washington, dled suddenly of | In Finland women et \_.mp\l | Civil War. nfi V. e v 0 he heart disease at his residence, 4403 [ the st with brooms made of bir RFE I oy Charg2s Asssciation Is Con- Funeral services for Dr. Charles A. After!| ik e geant and v ‘lumll\" 1:“" Thirteenth street, last night e They Tk help unload brick 14th STRE AT R = i Mende f 1816 N street, well known | i Henry oore, 85 years old, Wi |H “"[ of the service in January, 80..1 Mr. Slater was well known in local | from freight cars T B Y Operatios Resume After | Jsiify 1% apore 45 years old, Wi | ] , LN ot i i of electrical’ treatment for diseases, s 5 > ¥ - . ducting Campaign of who died in Boston Wednesday, will be ! M0St Costly Strike in An- |under Gen. Grant during the WLl 1 44§y wocorn with the eternal fit ucted at Calvary Baptist Church | War, died yesterday. Iuneral serv-|yess of things that the fluting of the Propaganda. row afternoon at 2 o'clock 5 thracite History. |ices will be conducted at the resi- |amateur musician should ruffie his Abernethy, pastor, will offi dence of his daughter, Mrs. Virginia | neighbor's temper. Toiletry Specials 5 5 s An Apology (el Tt e e rment will be in Glenwood ¢ =t Satisfaction Since 1859 e 1 wge that the Ameri |t . . y = 2 80 Dagkett and R oniat TS con@uctad st.of honorary pa 2| By the Associ: Press. £ p Customers § e : d from among al{ PHILADELPHIA, February 19 - . ; \ 7 ountry .‘ of policies of dar went to Hoston :\u‘n: .-m.: ‘“K,.-‘ baek Im. his lhr{r:u:- . | = i \ s A A "5 ; 3 1. He oduy and the second sunrise ufter % ‘ wlcum, ) Seiting o nade today | s be the resumption of mining in the | 3 50, . g &) \ r iy : $ Seputepub-jol 52 hington 3 ; te regions of Pennsylvania. | i A \ S o : y in 1905, during which time he had be- | following the longest and most costly | I made swhen vl M M- | Come prominently identified with many | Strike in the history of the hard co! - 1 810818 Seventh Street i socicties und several of the local hos.| felds, d return to_the dorogo, 23c. S | pitals, approximately 145,000 1 the field | | WALTER D. NOLAN DIES. |t et oy winraebontyy 5% ofins ent of normal, with oper- # dicting age will | Former Head af Ma~tex Plumbers | ense steadily f w on until the maximu X ed before the to Be Buried Tomorrow. ne mudm g : e end of the month. pments out of Wulter D. Nolan, former national; Hazleton began night. From KREISLER the board Y| president of the Master Plumbers’ As. | S ornion. il Barre, Pottsville and other producing centers came re- s = ” ” v expre sociation and a lifelon resident of | ports that heavy shipments woold he Polis Theater—This Afternoon—4:30 o’Clock . died at his residence, 2532 under way ming today or to- | ned him tha aia |l NOTTOW. Vilke s ons 2 e e : o / o aheee Yot rieenth street, yesterday s st Fritz Kreisler, the Master-Artist-Musician; / y ; \\/‘h fonir ation he hat g 4 graduated from | L Was prepared in the Wyoming | the greatest violinist simce the days of He was a member on Chamber of Com. | Paganini, records exclusively for the il ; 3y ub and of Spauld e \”,\:_'.:‘,:f‘}‘“i(‘ ""y‘_‘\":i,::;i‘ ;‘ ; N and in public and private uses no piano | Gay Sprlngtlme HatS? s Walker and Parker No o , Lin, and three sisters. Mrs. M. 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