Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1926, Page 7

THE EVENI MONDAY, JULY 1926, PLEASE NOTE—Because of the holiday today [cm-' C ‘A' WILLIAMS, THE WEATHER ; prata i our slores will remain open all day next ;" 74 YEARS OLD, DIES Tarms i e e D taker. v, | €O O e Wednesday. L District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy Gnarne. o e tonight and tomorrow, probably ‘Rem'ed Officer Served Notably in showers; rising temperature tomor na X . < Aol one | row. i : 8 1 No_one kr e n : | Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight | Thomus and Ania M. Ve ¥ No'Gne niwa the E R F DS " Indisn Campaigns snd |, UeRLl oSty ey showers:| SRic g duiiie baee B | gyt o s U = in Plnhppmes ]rlslng temperature tomorrow Hr e Swilzer. boy HIS DEVOTED WiF: Virginia—-Local thundershowers to- 4 Hodgeon,, cirl FROLICH. | night and tomorrow; warmer tomor- b ¥ a awson, girl Hot Weather Meals Are Preblems, But the A&P Stores ||| .- ik diny o stinsi | | R campaigner, who also had served | showers tonight or tomorrow, some. 3 r mother, st near us, Solve Them Easily With Tempting Foods Which Suggest || i ey TR o P SRR | R SRC lels: oy apartments, yesterda Records for 22 Hours. | Fro®LICH. < . e | “Col. Williams, who had made his! Thermometer-4 p.m.. 73: § p. 'C.‘;n,“'l,“.fl'."”(.' Appetizingly Cool Menus S T & T B s P — THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE, T00! |[ %o i it oiidem. vt s w00 57 EH had spent much of his time working t occurred u ) for that orzantzation a. ay: lowest tem- :;‘.n:;:‘u“w He had the distinction of being hre- , 64, ocearred at 4 am, toda therr Toms o their hrother and whele, JOHN | A {vetted a first lieutenant for gallantry | = Ty " te last v 3 i < P ate . Yellow Largest in action ngainet the Indians. l({;: Highest. 90; lowest, 72. with Tarewe Cling or wix twice wounded in eonflicts with | it She 4 4 & e Nez Perces Indians e er. | o 2 JON & Slle He was born in 5. W. Val. | (Furnished by United States Coastand | (oo s e Melba C April 3. 1852, and was graduated from | ieodetic Survey.) N Hatnds o St i i it . the United States Ml Academy | Today—Low tide, 10:56 a.m. and it ot . Onte Halves an in 1874. During the World War he | 1j:07 . chi at Ervent | i iy v.m.; high tide, 4:10 a.m. and was recalled to active duty and placed | 4:35° 0 in_command of the Student Training | Tomorrow--Low tide, 1150 a.m | 1 HELEN BAILEY | Corps at Harvard University. {11:59 p.m.; high tide, 5:04 a.m 3 His early service was'in the North- {557}, m 4 a 7 . N ® g . west and Alaska with the 21st In-| P - Allen of Portland. [ » tantry, during which he was promoted | e Sun and Moon. e . ! . It's n'tad.‘ to to the grade of t lieutenant and | Today—Sun rose, 447 a.m.; sun| ™ reauanee o iin U 2 103 0 the. he eat-— C then to captain sets, 7:37 p.m. _ BARNES. te mother Josepis YOUR LOVI ans e led Company A of the 2Ist] Tomorrow- Sun rises, 4:48 a.m.; Leche Smin; Dass Greost o’ | e Just open the Infantry at the battle of San Juan(sets, 7:37 p.m. Hall.© Noi f Your heart was P W can and heat. Hill,and later returned for tour| Moon rises, 1:41am.; sets, 339 pum. | s maune at e W, Erucet” darei | A duty the Customs Service i Automoblle lamps to be lighted Cuba. ~He had five tours of duty inlone-half hour after sunset. O e e the Philippines and, as a major of | b 3 o 2 Dlis bl St Weatlier in Varlous Cities. FANCY | OPENNEXTTHURSDAY | NEW (|04 iiazis = | 0 4 ol ¥ Py i DARNELL Our New Branch Store (10D W iieH DULE (he puihfromm Livika | /Statins ' o S mio, Mindanao, to the sea, one of Department. | Atlant On the Northeast Corner of Georgia Avenue and | Funeral services will be conducted | faimimet'S 2008 15 48 WAE RAR | merds parlors at 32 m: od Tuewd 6. Interment onal : lat St Thomas' Fpiscopal Church | Birmungian tery D Sheridan Street N.W'. 5 Wednésday afternovn at 2:30 o'clock. ' Botan iS¢ y | GORDON. Departe . : 2 SR ATy o 5 " Rev. Dr. C. Ernest Smith will officiate. | Effalo , 5 sloudy 1 Puly ! 1098, rexidence i ;- s T ERYOR DOZ There will he samples for every one who visits the new Lb jInterment " will be in Arlington | (hinenon 2 7 Llear wonw . MARY 6 . - i Y i e years ago \ i i a ! i get acquai ' Cemetery - 5585 < Siondy tronn - the atove Fesden: ; SR also ¢ ; store on the opening day. Come in and get acquainted. You S. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, (leveland . s Gloudy | v A0 i . | ¢ 3 $ will be welcomed whether you care to make a purchase or ! Laura Hall Williams, and two sons, | Denver ' * Clear e A d | . sne. bt T J. Charles Laurance Williams, | Detroit Ra ARy not AL C., U, S. A, and Edgar Willlams, ‘flnffi’.'.'..' Dany Brolonds SRt s fon ihs Cditorial m.n of the Haltimore |fitlens"C e fay. July 4 CLICOUOT CLUB ermx 3] 5 | Anhemser-Busch cope 4 T S e B B 1 L R 12 Bottles of 'ALEXANDER K. MEEK, 64, | 0 oo Cloudy | relative ,.’&‘ILJ' Trtern GINGER ALE %o = ‘BUDWEISER 12 Bottles PENSION EMPLOYE, DIES .5 _' ‘ PE B s, 00 Satiier s ce " of he e ; r immisen. 1319 Co OUR OWN BRAND Pint 25¢ ASSORTED 5c 6Bottles 25c . &“fllzrf;m:::t:;el: Fed- |} Ei 3 . 'H O w I uart 49¢ | SOFT DRINKS ; Alander 16 eek 14 seace oo |12 SR i MR, P L) GRAPE JUICE Q 49¢ Plus the Usual o, 2 T | A | S Fotint e S| Bottle Deposit Charge ifteenth street, yvesterday from heart | Seattis - L T Shokans, Clear . disease. WASH.DC A0 Rain 1 n i 5 o i Pint | Mr. Meek was detailed by the off ! ! 2 ZA=REX Assdrted Flavors C ’ N cials of the Pension Bureau to serve | IGN. (P e e S '), Y | b P mittee on pensions, and acted in that | W"flfl“_ ature. Weather. Notice Sy HER'LOVING 1 capacity several years. He had served P b Farte e mempers of | IN-LAW. MAEi ARGO SALMON R aAG c {as a pension examiner for 33 ye Berlin, s . L5 d e SIMMONS, 1 . an Horn in Struwberry Plains, Tenn., | Gopenhagen” " beamark art ¢ i SRS et ginieun g Pkg. C Mr. Meek came to W m.mm:u.n when | et an Rl Azore y 8. at K Funeral of | MARY A, SIMNOSC & n Porto R| x T | uated from the Maryville College at | nca e, tloyc. : ; s NG T DNl E W hite Maryville, Tenn., and from the Na- | 3 E mear TUNAFISH 3% 25¢ MARSHMALLOWS . 20 ||| i Sl e e .:::,".;.25 WOMAN HELD ,N' . -’ w_l.,,‘,,;::,“; T bl ame year. €. in her Xlst year. Fune He was prominent in Masonic | from her late residence on Tuesday, Ju SRR SN ML FRASK Lighf 214.0 | circles, being a member of the Wash- Housekeepar Accus-d of Killing A0 e (€ attas i A E e Z =0z. { ington Centennial Lodge, F. A. A. M.; " Semelonys Gl % ¥ . A e Bottle LA M., in 1920, and a prelate of | PHILIPPI, W. Va. July 5 () of Fdna E De Molay Commandery, Knights | Mrs. Rovana Decker, 46, is in the | : 5 . Templa | county jail here as a result of the | Imported SARDINES No. 14 |5C VAN CAMP’S M‘LK Tall loc He is survived by his daughter, Dr. |death of Miss Emily Wright, 85, an 5 : Lois Hayden Meek, who is educa: |invalid of Bear Mountain, who Suc- |k i Norwegmn Tin Can | tional secretary of the American As. |cumbed o Injuries recelved last Mon. g f bt Flor. | sociation of University Women. day, when she was struck over the | - riorl, father 6t eatnie Harves ¥’ | Funeral services are to be conduct. | forehead with a poker. e maims Imported SARD'NES No. 14 I7C HEINZ PICKLE Sweet & Bottle 20C {ed at Gawlers undertaking establish. | Police said the two women had | 3 X ““ - y i his af 2 led over h hold affairs and | T b o Portuguese Tin Sweet Mixed [ [ that Mrs. Decker. the woman's hatise h's dtoruma tkeeper, had become enraged and GULDEN'S MUSTARD s 13c | LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF et 25 ||| OL0EST K. OF C., 105, DIES i i v e vt i e | Colorado Springs Man Nearly s | e preshy T at| Gentle h ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ‘.‘.u‘:".‘;m"'t.',’;‘“ i a o | Gelfand’s Mayonnaise ser 25¢ | LUX TOILET FORM, 3 cakes 25¢ ||| i res o2, | 1 o . o Smith {5 UP)—Patrick Murphy, 105 Annual] Sl on 96 gmesis ot (He pm Heral pariors I S — YEwr® | pcsoclation Opposed to Blue Laws, {old, reputed to be the oldest member |2 o 2 F = . - | Small L of ‘the Knights of Columbus in the | * 0€l0Ck. at room 32, 802 F street. | MeINERNEY, On Satnrdas, July 3. at her Bottl C l V ORY SOAP arge l?c | United _States, and given the title uff The Writerseraft Club will omit fts | Morkan Melnernes. Funeral from . the ottle Cake 4 Lnl:\x'af('lufl '(-lde;l «;l'lllnfnhdledh hhm:‘mmmg owing to the holiday. abone residence af 'r‘m-«'\ Tuiy 102 E vesterday at a hospital, where he had | a ence” to S - Juls 5.0 ; made his home for the last three i Church. where mass will be v W 0"”'5""' years. Murphy was born in Lim. Relativss and friends nvital to i et i LEA wa PERRIN "5 notte 29¢ | GIBBS' JELLY A7 3 s 25 |65, s Frich % Denth Repomed. g HE B0l Flavors * On his 102d birthday, Murphy, wWho | The following deaths have been reported | ! 3 B Eunerlirons Gay DINGS AND HUSBAND. CHARLES A ) |had made many ascents of l‘lkeu‘;n the Health Depariment in the last 24 S ks % TREDWAY . reiic. ey here, clfmb < oura hEto ¢ ‘ 0 sad hut ) wn Bottle C hole CH EESE Lb. | despite the snow and fce. and only | ” William 0. Butler. 70. 205 East Capitol. o F July 2 1036, at her s 51 i B Milk . C was dissuaded from completing the | Helen Gray. 63. Home for Incurabies. At . ; i rand Mi the enireaties of friends | Heinrich Charige §7°Garaeld Hownlia : e, APl o] e - who accompanied him. pital. S Evr oos Siniew Haay, ) 536, Tth st s 5. J Noe Y Murphy was actively in charge of | Wiliam Alfred Crawford. 52. Garfield at 2 pm. Relatives and fri FANCY CALIFORNIA| Preserving Equipmen SR o Wy o e v | EREESSES N ‘d ul he rpmhad the age of 102. | ., Rl et " v Uni. | 8 kG g — = e 8 rado un HE S5 | ety Homta e 4 7th Fopcatrille. Md.. : FUNERAL DIRECTOR! Martha Nichols. b band of E Ball Mason & Ideal Jars : \[™ R F. HARVEY'S SON e T I o o B ORANGE S MASON JARS Pints 69C pl%‘:’ch?,?'sslz;;ia’zzzlflfe FUNERAL DIRECTORS 157 ‘p"gi:';x.\’::.lr:|.._fl“_ “-r:.::::(:h,: ::: S et ot st it 171 S'SOATEY Aortr o Doz. pital. ; idow Cof i LOWEST PRICES Mary Celestia Gordon, 02 1515 o Sidney Simms ice of funeral here- | 1o g ST ¥ hnlori Ll“(o'fl 5 ours TOC el D3 Mo . | vy o v ens g | i S WE DYE I L R e o D Glass Tops it WEARING APPAREL BLACK | Emma Lewis Soron 21015 fhlifer | 1. e 8 i of V L. SPEARE CO 0Z. R Pins 85C an : FOR MOURNING } e iy B et patny, e S i g o g o praver In 24 Hours 19 Florida ave, | SWIFT. Sunday. July 4 with the origini pear e Alvin €. 3 mon.. 1013 the 3 a 5 * | ment Milton King. 9 days, the mm',i'"’s.,... 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