Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 9

TAR, WASHINGTO D. €., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1926 WE DYE C. C. WASHBURN DEAD. | AMERICAN ARTIST DIES. |EDWARDS LEAVES CANVIN FUNERAL FRIDAY. Beatys WEARING APPAREL BLACK GINGER NG DULUTH, Minn. August 11 ()| Frank M. Boggs Succumbvs at ESTATE TQ FAMILY |Overseas Veteran Dies Following | GRENE, of, Siguy b0, 4 et i : Claude Carlos Washburn, ALE | The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co.|is deaa at his home here after s Home in Paris. Breakdown Due to Gassing. R g bl o LA Lincoln_239 week's iliness. He was chief trans-| pyRIS, August 11 (®).—Frank M.| . . _ | Special Dispateh to The star. e elen ot iperey Bestcs; ) lator to the military attache of the | gogog "an American artist, died yes- | Will of Stock Broker Who Died| HYATTSVILLE, Md.. August 11. NIL, Tuesday. August 10, 1920, FRANK American embassy ‘at Rome during | evday at his home, in Moudon. a 3 Funeral services for Raymond Oscar CHACKETT Miarmer ncting assistant FOR ]! the war. Among’_his books were | Gnit o pur August 6 Names Wife and Canvin, 33 vears old, son of Mrs. Ida e o et L C. Linthicum, who dled vesterday at | = oth, Jear. OU can't fool a connoisseur—he “Pages from the ‘Book of Daugh s i When ke OLD SORES “Gerald Northrup,” “Order” and “The | Frank M. Boggs was born in { ter. Oteen, N. C.. following an extended | | ' Tinter Kibws ‘Ginger A% . Lonely Warrior." He was a Harvard | Springfield, Ohio, in 1865, and studied e will be held Friday morning | et at ;:”‘";" Nationai emeters ers National as the genuine gin- | ’ . . = =T aux Arts, Parfs h: il of J .. Edwards, stock | Burfal wi n n| 2 4 A Licral from his late residen. e. P i Weck’s Original his paintings in France and Germany. | The will of John L. Bdwards. stock | fin el ey Greater il Hewghts, A0 it Thirada ger flavor. The French government purchased his | voraq” toqay for probate. He names| Canvin was gassed while serving | <™\l chen’ Wasnin Healing Cream R. F. HARVEY'S SON “Place de la_ Bastile” for the Luxem. | it foqay cof BIOBEIE, e 1 en | overseas in the World War. suffering | 10 o'clock ' Nelatives el - - : burg Museum. He recaived the silver . 2 | & breakdown In health which caused | _Interment st Sold by case or bottie | It's simply wonderful! Sold FUNERAL DIRECTORS 157 Tiedal at the Paris Salon in 1899, ational Bank as sxecu(o‘ru (‘n:‘x__ it Sk v WES e 1ot A i Tuen . i by all druggists with money- LUMBIA trustees and gives to his wife, G 5 5 . Alice at grocers and delica- iedtn A sty s | W oy = trude H. Edwards, his household | munition Train, 29th Division. Fe K tessens. Served at cafes, e e . e el Foland’s bullding i at a_standstill, | effects, jewelry and automobiles. She | sides S bece e e O et riine and_many tradesmen are out of work: | is also to occupy, rent free for life, | ers, Stewart J. and Harry J. Canvin, KIbLsSeRaId Sieuntans. =——————————————————"|the residence at 1306-8 F street both of Hyattsville: his stepfather,| HENRY. At Omaha X o Monda northwest, which privilege is extend- | John Wesley Linthicum, and two ! “Ausust 0. iw 'JE HENRY. T stepsisters, Mrs. Wildred Diggs of | el widgy, of Samue ! e - . ed to his daughter, Virginia E. d Diggs . . Guggenheim Co., 209 Eleventh St. ! M Ambulances Are of the world’s BeSl e D e e Tho vife, | Hyattaville and Mrs. Beatrice Miller ; Main 7637 2 - The remaining estate is to be di- [ of Baltimore. B Ee o Ruters fusl por. B 3 vided by the trustees into (undi A ; 1o pime R and frien. and fund B, the former representing nterment Union Cemefery. Alex Makes, Fully Equipped for Any Case ¥h tnd tund B Ine fomis represntios | pROTESTS GRAIN RATES. |, i 12 : ‘T sBRs O 17 AT ¥Y TS o@rnAREeTOW | fourth’ of the estate. The income b Gk L Loty from fund A is to be paid to the Rehearing,| ALIE O (ST J ? My prices are the most ridow thly installments dur-|Kansas City Asks Do You See Clearly? a0 _ t Th b tt t widow in monthly installments Kifiestiun i reasonable in the city, $4.00. € pitter pas ing her life and after her déath te | Charging Preference Shown Others R, ash s e, M Any doctor or hospital will tell e dF L s dis b 5 # i | MEELROY. Wednesday. August he made to her children as each The Interstate Commerce Commis. at Homeopathi w Many a person who has | e i) i o ]Vl l : T = : ? 4 y by the Kan. RET inteement. ‘Thuradai ” Aeu come here. s hean ssonih : " T Rk ore welcome |z s The incoms from| son xas saked yeetordny by the san- | - SURY L enghf Sl B ingly surprised to find that he , . e . " ter for life and the fund distributed | ing of ‘a complaint that proportional he has been going sbout e 1 will guarantee to furnish among her children as each reaches | rates on grain from Kansas City to for years with impaired vision, : bigger. better funerals com- ls e Swee the age of 21 years. the Southeast are prejudicial to the and is agreeably amazed at . 'he value of the estate is not made | Missouri city and preferential to what a difference correctly fit- " plete for— SHAKESPEARE public. Omaha, Sioux City, Iowa; Des Moines, ‘ St. Louls and Cairo, Il ted glasses make. Let us give . . - The commission held last Septem ou a thorough examination. : 3 s . o commissiof st S i e T RBCeRes for #ok , up There is no bitter OBGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |ber that the rates were not unrea- i Siéniiheasd i past to our bills. They sonable and prejudicial. The petition Dl R p e 1 d Undertaki are welcome because s TONICHIT- for a rehearing deciared Kansas City eROE= § Ambulance an ndertaking Viva M. January will lecture in|is practically exgluded from doing Service they carry no extra Unity Auditorium, 1826 [ street, at 8 | business in the Southeast because of Just when Just When hope v 5§ 3 o : 5 pm.. on “Exchange.” the higher rates ¥ g gy et Graduate Optometrist i interest nor service Holy Name Guild, annual pienic, at E i s b ‘.,”.‘.‘,’.'».,.il"fl».. . h d ireenwillow Park. m wtiiik e . The Brown Stoné iy ) e [min e e s NP UMDY DI | I e e Notice ee Powell loss husbinid tves and iriends Funeral Home youjarsienar edionly THE WEATHER | | Fomen wes struck vy stusbana's for what you bought < Ehavel' vt Pove W. W. Chambers Co. and what you got. Swing While Standing Too Close. | ic e Ducrment -iasne’s Ceneters . Nothing added to any BELOIT, Wis., August 11 (®).—| Tiust 10,14 “.. i peaiden. i s District of Columbia—Partly cloudy | Paralysis of the brain caused b 14th, Cor. Chapm N.W. accounts? tonight and tomorrow; not much |peaidental blow on. the ‘jax‘fromyi:: change in temperature; gentle south|husband’s golf club has resulted fa.| Simow W. W. CHAMBERS Call Columbia 432 | We do not penalize and soudhwest winds. tally for Mrs, Robert W Fisher 24 | and berns B e vland—Partly cloudy tonight| She stood too close behind the tee u ends. and tomorrow; not much change inlas her husband was driving on a| 3% temperature; moderate southwest | Rockford, IIl, course several weeks five hicces and a host of relatives an winds. 0. friends. Funeral from his late r 7 ago. & Virginfa—Partly cloudy tonight and - = D Qe e e tomorrow; not much change in tem- He, guffered long. he muttered not perature: ‘moderats soutnwest wings.| FIRE RUINS 7 BUILDINGS. e, gutlered, lang, he, miufterest West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- LB L DI TR ol morrow; not much change in temper- S i THE PAMILY g By Jrendol BLIC Tk Chidi SIMMS. Officers and members of Mornin. Records for 24 Hours. S. C., Quickly Spreads. Yo Lodge. No. 30,1 B, . . Eil 1 { | R oy e W are hereby notified to meet n : ~4 pm., am., 84| TS sevwion of - sorrow 12 midnight, 78; 4 a.m., 76; 8 am., 17;| (CHESTER, §. C.. August 11 0P.—| Qi 1% (i o el Seven buildings were almost com- | naTlut 8 pin, ¢ Ei o - ” pletely destroyed by fire which broke < 3000 13 emiah . 0T i . doms: [out this morning at Baldwin Station, o g o, & 30081 one mile west of Chester. At noweat T orclock Highest temperature, 92, occurred |, The flames were discovered in a | [io Ve & 1,000 . No. K UGB pith. yUsTeraRy. drug store at 1:30 am. and quickly | ot Frmpie! 0. 5. Tiviie 1o v “'Lowest temperature, 74, occurred at | ¥Pread (0 seven nearby structures. G| iy 6 a.m. today. e Attest: FLOYD C. PAYNE, Secy Temperature same date last year— | SIMPSON. _On Sunday. August 8, 1026 e ae Deaths Reported. PN 2 The following_deaths have been reported | | Bericte: ;- and_ twe chikin Tide Tables to the Health Department in the last Chatles W e e Mhan! (Furnished by United States Coast |UOUI o\ g0 1750 p g e ek and Geodetic Survey.) 1Charlotie ilzavein Scott. 84. 1362 Otis A 5 Today—Low tide, 4:12 a.m. and 4:36 | P14 . | TAYLOR. parted this life. August 10 p.m.; high tide, 9:53 a.m. and 10:18 p.m. ~Elizabebin W. Bonbam, 83, 1457 Fair 3. e 2 3 the ';::"’E""'" o Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:34 a.m. and ise Dusall. 81, 2237 Q st i o T ! from. . hig Gt erey B, Hills, 81, Garfielt Hospital i B 5:15 p.m.; high tide, 10:32 a.m. and| Daniel L. Sansom. G5 510 Tob ot ‘n.e. 10:56 pm. oF 2535 : il raaa. " eon Taslor. 41. 2635 Adame | g ypo. Youne Men's Protective Le The Sun and Moon. : Walter deott r".i.merh“mbmns 1‘;\;".".' Wil attend funeral of GEORG e ames B. Menderson eorge Washing- | on Thur<duy Today—Sun rose 5:17 a.m.; sets 7:09 o Piiveraity Hospital ¥ 1 ate hm Henr, vang, 41, Walter Reed Hotvital. A & S 6 : ot S oanln 4. Colymbin. Hospital un rises 5:18 am.; sun | John \"Feming. 2004717 Dth at. sega. ’l‘fli( mn7. e Washingi aker. 73. 1818 Val Moon rises 7:36 a.m.: sets 9:03 p.m. | SMITH 3 2 Automobile lamps to be lighted one- “"Hx?’rn‘é’é’i"u“m“'}. 7 ‘s Hos Gram i m.,.. oF e mather half hour after sunset, Margaret Elizabeth Beaman, 50. 907 \\rn( 3 Lowe] . Thurse it *2 o'clock minster 8t oo Weather in Various Cities. Mary Johns, 68, 435 Delaware ave. 8 w. 3 vesdas mornu - = ¢ Walter Carter, 19. Freedmen's Hospital. e 10 L pRuewiel o ‘Temperature. R_«t. nw M MACOMB W |H| ST ING. huisbind + Bichandson Whii CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. o ovlodc, from Lee's undertal The International Language Club ;. August 11. 1926, meets tomorrow, at 8 p.m., at 1882 0 lin Tesidggos” Aars] onroe stree H o Thursday, August | We Set Our Course Years Ago---and ¥ fis| Card of Thanks. | g o o am. FE] Stations. samo] - anpwosng e s Hihore. . S0.0% 1 artielt thanks to our relatives. neigh- i ','H, fh i 3016 ¥ | & and friends for the many kindnesses | DOHERTY. Tn <ad but loving remenis JEhA: - shown us during the illness and at U of_our her. ALVIN I . ¥ 4| ath of o beloved d: hter, MARY DOY TY. who i o o H av Ste ered It Stl al }lt i Gloudy | fe Ry e o the benl oral | 3rar af todas. ARG 5 . g . G Eidy tributes s st s c Ndhgas You will find every pro- sston L 010 Pteloudy \Efiyr??f\_grrlt‘ MRS, FRANK PETITT (XF How T miss the, welcome footateps Cloudy Often T listen for his comi vision for delightful i o Clear Foeling sure that he in ne vacation days —ample | loiumbi 3 : Glear s B!flfl)‘. ’ i . deck space for recrea- o 8 Gloudy ABERNETHY. At Baltimore, M A . < aso < 01 Prelandy st SRR, tion, lounging and liv- - - B Clear B Pciove Cwite ot long little different lines than ; v, Lo B s |3 SRR B O, ek | g s . : good taste, excellent | Jaiconilie 014 oo 3 Clcar and " GEORGY were then in vogue. clisieicoiayablEcoa SOt W g Dt | ; R | Bl "¢ Twe. rea panionship. fiami, Fia ; Clonds aseph E. and ‘the érn, MeCARTHY S dear mothe progresflve describes it — SCEklng to Europe is intensely in- | i, *¢i 30 ] ] 'fi'.h'r'”“” ; v,‘fi:l(\x.«.m. e m'n',\filifi’fli MARY McC rest one year ago tod X i J ‘here res <8 W Omaha i WHEED seq Uiy 11 Loved in life. remembered in_death serve with a heartiness that considers more ! teresting—right NOW. },v:m;;my R Ga o gear | for ihe ( his soul at 4 | MR L DA {63 Plan to sail at once. |piiainer ] Pt ioudy Mount Olivet Ce B YA GRS KD DR L than merely making a sale. What we Accommodations are | Foriiind on ! Elouay 1N, Washington. D C. Ladse No 15. B | SARION. " CDOROTHY AND " JACK o .. s T2 .. .. Pteloudy 85101 ow'' at 7 o available. You cango |[84%%0 cir 4 Clear ™ e 1L T e ot DatiE tibute | THOMPSON. 1 ead , but lovin remeny 5 LR | TR ance of my dear. father. "NATHARGEY, sought was making a customer—and we are over, “do” Paris and |\ At 14 o | el tiienl | e o il SRR, i 3 " Cloudy o 'the s eleven sears’ axo today. August 11 1015 London and return in : Cloudy 1 the Hereniter: Alicust i late residence. extremely proud of the fact that we still less than three weeks! | . S R Funer RO b it A et 0 | 4 2. COLLIFTOWER, Interment at K Algest ho]d the favored preference of a leglon of | ROUND TRIPS AN b i vnqu-lmefi\nnv Xaited Huler : ly d. $170 (up) bidisch AR AT, o0 e otome T Fraflk Geier’s Sons Co. _ our patrons of those early days. statong: > ™ Tomtratovs, weatnr, | Dy gretya tong floees BT AN, |y SROETH SN0 Main 2473 . " London, England. ...... ] % husband, Seth Armstead, and & T. F. COSTELLO 2 Paris, France. i host_of friends. ‘Funeral Fri st . LU Of itself that is a tribute to our merchan- A /| ¢“FILENE,PLAN" Heri, Germgny o i S . 1 N —_ m ECONOMY TOURS L Azores.. TR Part cloudy o Bl Coleman offciating. Inter- . d d | Hamilton. Bermuda. . > Part cloudy .nt at Payne's Cemetery. Wm. H Sardo & CO. dise—and our methods. | 18t029days$222 0 $268 | | Fin I hore Bieo Part cloudy | ARMSTEAD. The officers, and gogoers ot W Lincoln 52 . s g est ‘emple, No. of | Colon.” Canal Zone. . . .. Cloudy e T asira to The6t o & seasio of | Modern Chap B 5 . . All Expenses Included sorrow Wadnesday. Angust 11, &t 7 We exercise tlle same dlscnmmatm se=- ARGENTINA. pom.. Pythian Bidg., 12th and U ste. n.w. L For whehd arditg Atgties 10,1020 range he ieral of "Danenter LIz 5 ) g Z1E MSTEAD. to be held Friday \Qllllll‘ the l“(t'FlOrQ of nor eonnsehd ~—Temperature—Precipitation-~ | X uzust 13 1B trom the chapel of | with the original W. R.Spear estabileh- lection of merchandlse now — 1nsuring Tourist_sailings are main- Curreit Depar. Current. Devur. | Dom & Clarke. (116, Figride - 1009 H'St. N.W. Corn and north- o1 re. No. AO and (ulum o tained throughout theyear. | Com and noreie™ IR TREETIC) Horhiny suar Tagge, Yo, 4 Pross prgi 0020 1009 H St. UALITY — and ursuln thOSC same - : There is space available on | Southern wheat SRy L1 STON, Dt Ruler, e o gncabysiing | | o AR 07, | ook F. Birch's Soms methods of PERSONAL SERVICE : : for those who act promptly: : e ek I | 2 M St AV T 1 nekahda at. ward. 7’, 3% Haghy. * Ho leaves (0’ mourn "lclrr'xl.nln‘:rfl . Phone’ West 05 : ; Min S R AMES T, RVAN It’s assuring to find interest manifested (Tourist ONLY) st G| o Tende, Fuigeal g G 30 s e Aug.21 Sept.18 Oct.16 a i sts., or on Mt. Pleasant car. Mrs. at 2 pm, day. August 13. Model Chapel ‘Atiantic 1700, anan. Cleveland 1654-J after 68 p.m. Just when life was brightest. Private Ambulance. Reward. | Just when hope was best Livery_in_Counection, 1 "re seeking—a scheme you want | New York=Flymoutt TR TR i pe Sam et in whatyou'res g v —Boulogne—London | bt PGP IR R T | . R B ey, .| Gawler Service . . — ]-‘ 1 Doric + + August 21 | b1, inder pleass can Kilantic 30 and r 1 to carry out and that’s the att tude e Montreal —Quebec DEAGLE HOUND. ‘Hiasie s browm 170 B‘-H-m;"w.u-'z"f?;""%né"a";::‘;:‘i"%" o Funeral Directors Since 1850 assume and the endeavor we make—result- - ;Llw:ool - {‘;“,,‘,,‘;ga‘f’j" ffom vicintey of steel” plant fi‘rhfiyf nzsg"xsn Tinee Firmer': | Main 5512 el > 5 . . . i e L it R AT | Buneral from the above residence Friduy, | —Guik. Dignified. EMcient Servies ing in a brand of satisfaction that is com~ e v gy | R S e T | iR (EAE PSS | TR, W Deal & Co. bills, certificate of £0 shiares of Diatenaceous | Cemetery. (Baltimiore papers please qopy.) | o - Co. H st NE. LINCOLN 8200 New York—Cherbourg. Products and_operator's permit. A“n‘ag‘ Bty Bhager lete and consistent—even to the price Southampton 4 (v i e, on sy 103 8 i wSSE B asked—and the privilege of credit extended. Homerlc - Sept.4 = O R | el W T o T AT ST ew York—Cherbourg— P . Lot Hicgios o 1e illustration is 1 i Southampton [ ck: mmm}m' 00d | CATO Wedncaday. Aysust 1{, 1029, at § TS ar ba . coutaining thermas | ' r al of a Spinet Desk - e V. S'fl 3 .fifl; AT’!&{WF ®ho Mahogany con You'll enjoy shopping here where only | Winifredian Sept.q | i i siti S s Bk 5E el s ienry Caton fon' J.WILLIA = struction, typical i BULL TERGIER PUPPY. 4T white. & miox o nt 1- Churen? Livery in Connection. C: y (Tourist ONLY) o1d: last seen near Capital ‘Trac ifclore Feideat o hureh: Luw;hm 7 in" Connect "mg;nma of the early ' Co- quality is sold—and no service is trouble, ' ' Boston bo Liverpool | ssit M, T andPhibertic s B .unhfion .:3 o i lonial period, and ward.Call Adams 4414. "‘5“’ p‘u —_— - il but a delight and a pleasure. ‘ Our Travelers Checks G a0 o i ¥ voneRaL pasio: superior crafus- Auto m“—u Service. manship $80 g e —between M. . Jasi A A xDressive —idexpensivs. | TR L o s A K wrflmg'n;mgz,ug,, sy Gmf: Bros. Co., 1212 F St. e T AR dle 11, whi ch o v boc T soel S0, i i B ? e U F i’ oo, C. Shaffer ™ Ltm S ww. ot undu August 12, at Rich’ | CH( T FLORAL ll!“l! ain 2418, | FOX_TERRTER—Whits wTih Srowzbasg s hilontitgg| - PmcnsTNn bras and ears; male: on col Ar name ““Trixie. ¥ . , ugusf 24 at CK’S o ’s Ile ard. " Return to Dr. H. A. Locke, 1427 45 a. ART, loved ‘husband of LA NE A . iprieita Baer Cofen. ahd father B “Blank . pouc!: DOG—Female Tour years old dark o luador, B Jaro . and ¥raaco % | Floral “Blanket Sprays Jery oty apvers fo Qcatie s o 1800 7th st n.w. Thursdas. August 1 ;m\m\u Florsl, Destens. Moderats ard. Cleve. 41 09 3 o A ot at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invit . 3707, T T Mt R P s g gL e Specialize in Floral & N WHITE STAR LINE |75 ives: e Yo oo Cotiovtnd | - hntid ¥ oy "o et et | Designs at Moderate CMBRELLA—Dark _ biue k. __amber | for (e reboss of his soul. " Interment R. M. HIGS. Mer. 1208 F St: N.W.. BRI R s e | o A T 1 F/Or‘/dt-’ SORORITY TN—G: Phi_ Bel brothers and & RED STARLINE- LEYLAND LINE | 503050 on by 55 veward. 2008 ke, | frenie , Fuineral P10 Ol adeemer rice c ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE |meul ol nw. Po. 270~ e (L T ey TR T T S TR N INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY | 1.1 i1e \llied a8 gift. Reward." 540 ith | Mount Olivet Cemeters "' m FRAASN On Tue . August 10, 1028, 4 ‘wshington. lk umbrella, Reward. it wife of the late George Fraas 219 - Iy ufl’ g TN A1 R, "Notice of Tuneral bereafier. K™ H3TS NV. MAIN 6933