Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 9

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He was born at Keswick in 1871 of an American father and an English mother and in 1903 married Florence Schmidt, an Australian singer. He was a member of the Royal Academy. Among his notable works are four statues of the arts for the Glasgow Art Galleries, the Chamberlain bust for the London Gufldhall and the Pitt statue for Washington, to celebrate the centenary of peace. -— Births Reported. The following births have ‘I‘v‘l)ul,i:r lhu‘lll£ Department 1I|btl€hne Ailtoniq and Rosario Menno. ho Jamea W' and Susie Edlone g Joseph and Edna Runple, girl Authony' und” Rosina "Fetii, s Mathew J. and Anna ¢ Wilmer. Geurke ¢ un] 1A ¢ iy d :ll;?ll’\dl Bur boy. and"Eivanors 1. ats and Winifr B0 Almon 8. and Ruth Nelson. b Jumon 11 4 Sude ReFox, I. and Lotti revorted last 24 boy. 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He was trom Ohio and was graduated from the Military Academy, the School of Submarine Defense and the Army War College. He served in the Spanish War, the Philippine Insurrection and the World War. While in France he organized the anti-aircraft service and had com- mand of it for some time, afterward being placed in command of the 55th Brigade, with the rank of brigadier general, National Army. Returning from- France in Septem- ber, 1919, he was placed In command of the artillery district of Alabama and located at Mobile. He reached the regular grade of colonel in May 1918, and was retired in Februar 1920 He was decorated by the French government as an officer of the Legion of Honor for his services in the World War. THE WEATHER Dist much about 22 Columbia—Fair anc tomorrow fair, slowly rising temperature to morrow afternoon; strong northwes winds, diminishing late tonight. Marviand and Vir nerally fair and much colder ght; tomor row fair, slo vising temperature in the interior tomorro after northwest gales on 1 ishing by tomor West Virginla r night; tomorrow increasing cloudiness with rising temperature. const Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pam., 45: § 12 midnight, 49; 4 a.m., noon, 50. pam., ight, 9.6% 8 a.am., 29, ; Highest 50, oceurred at noon t : lowest temperature 43, occurred at 4:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last yvear— Highest, 49; lowest, 29. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 7 p.m.; high tide, 1:18 a.m Tomorrow— Low tide, 3 3 p.m. The nd Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:56 a.m 549 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 655 a.m sets 550 pm. Moon rises 11:20 a.m.; sets 12:48 a.m Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at Great Falls today at § peratur condition, muddy. sun sets : sun the a.m ver Weather in Various Cities. Stations. Boston .. Buftalo Charlest Chicago ati Clevelind | Colum w.s. Denve.: - 096 036 10 W0 a0 Cloudy 030 F 030 8 0'an Lt 068 Spokane WASH.D FOREIGN. (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) Temperatuze. We BEAUTY a service there carry with them a memory of lasting beauty. There is a quiet, restful charm about it. Appropriate fittings, ample facilities and competent direction makes sure of a beau- tiful service. Complete Funeral, $125 A black broadcloth or gray plush casket, with a silk interior, 6 fine handles, engraved name plate, outside case, embalming, washing, dressing and shaving if necessary, re- moving from any city hospital or home, advertise the death, hearse of limousine type and sines. ‘When in Need of two fine Cunningham limou- Our Service Call THE DEAL FUNERAL HOME 816 H St. N.E. Linc. 8200-8201 “For Reference, Ask Your Neighbor” } WRIST GEORGE W. YOUNG DIES. Widower of Lillian Nordica, Opera Singer, Apoplexy Victim. NEW YORK, February 19 UP.— George Washington Young of Deal, N. J., husband of the late Lillian Nordica, opera singer, died last night of apoplexy at the home of his brother in Atantic City, according to word received by friends. He was 61 years old. In 1909 Mr. Young, then a wid- ower with two children, married Mme. Nordica. in London. After her death in the Scuth Seas during a world con cert tour in 1914 the singer left u will bequeathing nothing to her hus band. iie unsuccesstully contested it. G D;z;nths Reported. 1o e, Tgllowing deaths have been renor 1 pthe " Health Devi tin the lant Qumeoh H. Peacock, 1241 Good Howe Cast Capitol st Toth st 30 K st Providen: e Hos 8l siice Slottlemye osptal, L Kicketts, Nora C.Lloyd, . 56, Georgetown Unive 1414 Girard st. n.ec LSt Ehzaben’s Hos Vert Allen, Mary L. Mosn, _ Uharles Hur 14 Morgan st 50 R &t United states Solds v, 6. Brd, an 104, 4] i months, ie. Children's Hos > months, 939 Golden st = w Marriage Licenses. age licenses have been issued to th Samicl Adler and Jaunett Harry 1) Moses of Enteser T reward M ich poodie. n 1110 7th st s nane Dadge of o Hotel . Grace R straved tr lost Tuesday aftern réstions asked Address Box 3¢ WRIST WAT( Reward WATCH—W | sl H. Sardo & Co. Lincoln 524 Wm. Sisaern o inectod aliish el WOR. % Prono Frage 00201009 H. St. N.W., W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. E. 200, Automobile ‘e Chapel, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_DIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. 5 d 18 Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1830 Main 5512 2 Fenna. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 372. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E.__ Phone L. 5543 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Em- Ramer:* Livery i Connection. ~ Commotiots c 4. modern. ¢ . Mool e e Pa. Ave. NV Cal) 17 S Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. Modern_Chapel. Qu FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—exppressive—inexpensive, Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Geo. C. Shaffer o i Ths - LORAL_EMBL! Main 2416 P QIS DERATE PRICES branch_sto BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays” 1 Floral Destgns. Mod gfl‘ho.." DR el T e MOSTaY We -Specialize in Floral Designs at Moderate rice @ .58 ~INC 7 "y Florists A FLITI UL MAIN69S3 Card of Thanks. ALLEN. We wish to express our sincers thanks and deepest appreciation 1o o relatives, friends and el kindness' shown during the, benutitul foral” tribu Of our heloved wife and m of our helo e and he 3l & at th ther. MARTHA THE FAMILY. * Deaths. wday F:-br;m 19. 16 o Satlrau 20, ut 6 0 ¥ Mount “Oliver ‘Cometery.” Tuesday, am friend sinvited. to Prospect Hill Cemetery BRADY. Do this 1ife 8. To2c u a0 Prerde IAM . BRADY. Tesidenice fori 1:30 poa. Burial at 1 BRANCH. Tuesda iideney Tuesday, Februars treet court n.w Funeral from th ary 19, at . C and mas J. B and Mrs. Willie Peterson, sister of Si H. Reynolds and Mre. Mitue 1 tan, Bant Norman offictatin Inte 1814 4th beloved ¢ father of Edward. Lot brother ~ of Drear and C . February vited my it 1% noon, Fred: TROWN. Wed cbruary 17, 1¢ ut Grargetown Hospital, RACHAEL B.. (v oved daught Meir B Deg + Februars 13 TTIE Wi~ v o “nic two sons 5. Mrs 1 of Ch Atina Mo Washing RICHAR Decke Thoma~ T Mo \\l\’\- i A STEV G, Laneh. Fa arles G McINTYRE 17, wood Cemet MINTYRE ihe res &t the LARENCE 1o Mount Airy. Phi . Ma). JOHN G. MUIR. U, 8. N tired: beloved hushand of Sytil E. Wa mani Muir and son_of Rev. J. J. M D. D. Funcral from his late residetics urday at = NOLAN. adetphi L, C.. 1 February 18, 13th &t. n'w Funeral {ro; residence Saturday. February thence to St. Paul's Chur S will be <aid at 10 am. and friends invited to attend. Holy Rood Cemetery. OR. Wednc at her Tesidence. TRUDE E O'Connor. lina_ave. &e.. at 9:15 am Catholic Church. whers mass will be said at 10 am_ for the repose of her soul. terment Mount Olivet Cemeter: PF! 2 oston. Mass. D. CHARLES ‘A loved husbaud of Mary E. Pfender of 181 N &t n.w. in his 49U0 vear, \Funeral from Caivary Bantist Church. 8th and H sts. n.w.. Saturday. February 20, at 2 .. Interment in Glenwood Cemeters. 19 PFENDER. Members of the Vaughn Clas are reguested to attend the funeral serv ices of Dr. CHARLES A, PFENDER. at 2 p.m. Saturday. Calvary Bapgist Chureh. . ROSENFIELD. February 17. 1926. DONALD BURROUGHS RQSENFIELD. hefoved baby of George and Myrtle Rosenfield. aged & months 17 d: Funeral from the family residence. 3905 Newton gt.. Brentwood. Md.. Saturday. February 20. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. SETTLERS. Departed this life Wednes February 17. 1920. at her residence E ot now, Mre MARTHA SETTL ter 0f the Jate William and Ple Gurley, mother of Pleasant Williams, L at Hunter, Essie Coates, Ada Haight and grandmother of Elizafeth Bruno and Al rt Haizhi. sister of Laura Lirgine, Fu- neral from' the Liberty Baplist Chureh Sund: at 1 o'clock, Friends (Atlantic City -and k. Mich.. papers please topy.) * SLATER. Thurs 1926, his re s | FRA s Fu Baotist 1245 1t SARAH I FREDER TAYLOR. R 30 i E WILLIAM WATERS. of Jutia Wat YEADAKER pifal, AGN (] Bait YEATWAN RO v n M BEAMER. T+ emoriam, " TERS WULIEN. 'CHILDREN "MAMIE s E ‘F(\]\.\r~ AMANDA HARRIS * MAY In ARDSON ; i RICHARDSON. two years ago t Yet, dear ane. we St. Pauls € ther. how T i No ‘one Bt But =ome day 1 hobe 10 mieet ou And never saf, (UGHTER MARY. * ' loving remembrance of my dear In sad but_ mother E e was brightest. st when her Lopes were best, She was taken from us To a home of eternal rest. HER LOVING CHILDREN. *