Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1926, Page 9

‘ CUBA-HAITI FLIGHT ON. | First Leg of Interisland Trip Com- | pleted by Two Planes. HAVANA. August 17 (#).—Capt. O. Laborde and Lieut. Martull, Cuban |aviators, have flown from Camp Co- lumbia to Camaguay in two airplanes | on the first leg of their proposed flight from Havana to Port au Prince, Haiti, |and return. ‘ Their next stop will be Guantanamo, the American naval station. From | that point they will take off for Port au Prince. Little Chats About Your Health No. §2 How the Law Protects Your Neighbor But Overlooks You. The state recognizes the dangers of medical practice by the un- skilled and consequently demands capability as expresseq by years of study In a recognized medical college and by the further passage of an examination by the state board. 3 Tt thus prevents medical practice at large by those unqualified- but {1 cannot prevent self diagnosis and self medication by the indi- vidual. which, if generally practiced, would be equally dangerous. Why attempt 1o do for vourself what you are thus prohibited from doing for your neighbor When You are ill don't take dangerous chances by practicing on yourself. S Go to vour Let us fill surpassed. 14th and L Ben Rosenfeld (Formerty of Bellevue Farms estaurant) will be pleased to welcome you to the Bellevue-Crown Restaurant 510 11th St. NW. J | and obey prescriptions. his directions. You will J4™a L STS. . NW, doctor your find our service un- Phone Main 10336 Phone Main Free Delivery to Any Part of the oty Not Merely a Drug Store, but an Institution of Quality and Service THE EVENING LUTHERANS GATHER FOR SESSION HERE Sunday Schools and Young People’s Leagues Begin Convention Tonight. Two hundred voung Lutherans are | gathering in Washington toda: the annual convention of the Evan- gelical Lutheran Sunday Schools and Young People’s Leagues of the At- lantic District of the church. The convention opens at 8 o'clock this eve- ning in the Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church, Twentieth and G streets. and will last through Thurs- day. The principal speaker tonight Use Weck’s Original Healing Cream. “Nothing better under the sun!” SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS | F R. F. HARVEY'S SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 157 COLUMBIA LOWEST PRICES Retain the C;nrm 7 Of Girlhood 9 A Clear Sweet Skin Cuticura Will Help You Use Cutlours Soap Every Day Private Ambulances City Calls Only $4.00 Undertaking Service as Low as $75.00 for Complete Funerals Call_the W. W. CHK!*BERS CO Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 STAR. WASHINGTON, wil be Rev. H. N. Auler of Honduras, entral America, according to a pro- gram announced by Rev. Charles En- ders, pastor. Convening again at 9 a.m. tomor- row, the convention will hear Rev. A. B. Mever of Tell City, Ind., speak on the “Fourfold Picture of Christ': Rev. P. Vollmer of Palmyra, N. I. on “The Kingdom of God and the In- dividual.” and Rev. F. G. Ruegge- | berg, Baltimore, Md., on ‘“Building Together a Christian Citizenship.” At 2 o'clock tomorrow, the dele- gates will make a_sightseeing tour, ending at Great Falls, Va., where at 7 p.m., a twilight council fire serv- ice will ‘be held, with Rev. F. H. | Klemme and Rev. E. J. Paetzold as speakers. B Morning, afternoon and evening meetings will be held at the Con- cordia Church Thursday. An_open forum on “The Church and the Young People” will be held at 2 p.m. and in the evening a consecration service is scheduled. Growing automobile service in Switzerland is not affecting the Swiss railroads, according to officials, who basge their statement on the growing tourist_business by rail. SOTH SRS OF 1~ AT K VT “THE Golden Rule “Do unto others as you would have others do unto v ou. ~And we try to practice this in our business. We would not like it if we were charged interest and penalties where we hought our goods and so we put the Golden Rule in practical application in not charging our customers any service extras nor interest on their bills from us. We do not penalize our * friends. CROWDS OF THRIFTY BUYERS ARE ATTENDING JORDAN’S GIGANTIC ANNUAL PIA FINE TRADED-IN PLAYER $185 shopper who enters our store tomorrow morning will be shown this beautiful RB-note Player Piano at this ridiculously low price. The best bargains are the first to go. Come carly for vours. The firct ractice Mahogany p; ANO | PIANO s35 | %89 A dandy little plane etz sulted for beginners or summer cottage use. The price quoted is less thun actual wholesals cost to us. Here s gain in the sale. right of standar tionally of $39.00 wee this one. Late Model PLAYER $195 player bar gain! Tate model case, full 38-note | acale well worth at least §100 more than this low sale price. A real squipped with & latest devices. Use only strator and it respect. BEST BARGAINS GO FIRST! PAREN Here i< a me sage direct to you regarding the hap- piness of vour little ones. This sale offers you an opportunity to bring music into the lives of yvour children and to start their musical education mean their future livelihood. No one knows but what vour child may have exceptional talent for music Give them a chance in Dhife. Little fingers that stumbie over the piano keve today may belang te the great artist of tomorrow. Ruy that much wanted piano now while you have the chance which may make at the excep- low price Ask to Shop Worn PLAYER a demon- . NO SALE ERE is a sale that 1 of the heat. The price of piano bargains. Every tr continued style piano in our enormous price reductions sational bargains which att around. Just think of bu at the low price of $183 or a on such easy terms that yvo weekly or monthly payments. you will find such fine makes rings 1c crowds downtown in spite tags tell an amazing story aded-in.” shopworn and dis stock goes into this sale at \ once-a-year event of sen- t thrifty buyers from miles a good, guaranteed player practice piano for only $33, 1 will not miss the small In the used pianoshargains as Chickering, Steinway, Weber, Francis Bacon, Cable-Nelso and others ton numerous tr chance to supply music in the entire family. Every Piano Sold U Guarantee of Select any of the great ha at the end of one year you purchase vou may exchinge equal or better grade without on THE OUNCE OF PROOF THA HEARSAY, NS! $ an Pian y the best piano bar- A fine mahogany up- 4 n da iched any [t Tat n, Apollo, Kimball » mention. Don’t miss this home and happiness tq the nder Our Absolute Satisfaction ains offered in this sale and if not entirely satisfied with your or any piano in our stock of e penny loss to you. THIS IS T IS WORTH A POUND OF DOWN Delivers v Used Upright Piano or Player o in qur stock during this sale, BABY GRAND °385 style Colonial model, fin- in Enzlish Brown Art Mahog- Periect in‘every respect. D. TUESDAY. BUFFIN CHANGED, POWER INTIMATES Believes Some One Tampered With Casket After Ship- ment in Norway. By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 17.—The Star today quotes Frank Power, British newspaper man, as denying that he hoaxed anybody with reference to the vacking case alleged to contain the body of the late Lord Kitchener, which was found empty yesterday. That some one tampered with the “Kitchener casket” was intimated by | Power in the interview attributed to him by the Star. The paper quotes Power as saying concerning the emp. ty shell inside the casket: "It obvi- ously cannot be the shell which con- tained the body and which 1 placed in the coffin in Norw Power, with his wife, returned from Portsmouth at noon today. He visit- ed Scotland Yard, but what took place has not been divulged. At another point the Star quotes Potver: “I have a clear conscience in the matter and am not seeking shelter ht- behind the law. I haven't broken any regulation nor made any false decla- ;n.glon Neither have I hoaxed any- ody TWO WOMEN SOUGHT IN OFFICER’'S DEATH Two Others and Four Men Are | Held as Result of Gro- . cery Hold-Up. . By the Associated Press during which |ldred dollars _TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., August Police today were searching for two women believed to have aided two men who vesterday shot and killed a policeman following the hold- up of a grocery store. E. E. Blewfield, a. police officer, was shot and killed ‘when he attempted to arrest the men after they had opened the grocery safe. The men | escaped with $1.600 in currency. Four men and two women were in custody today in connection with the | shooting. Joe Deason, 22 vears ald. and Ernest Carlton, 23 vears old, were arrested in Miami. They were identi fled by Hub Leochelt, a witness to the shooting, as the slavers of Blew- Curtis. 20, and Arthur Daven- and two women said to he res were taken intn' custody near Dade City after a long chase, | AUGUST | ton since childhood. | Cemetery. ! Special Dispatch to The Star. 1926. COL. LUDLOW FUNERAL RITES ARE CONDUCTED Noted Mathematician, 40 Years in Coast Artillery, Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Col. Henry Hunt Ludlow, U. 8. A., retired, 1821 Jefferson place, were held this after- noon at 2 o'clock, with interment in Arlington Cemetery. The rites were conducted by -Chaplain John P. Axton, jr. Col. Ludlow, who served more than 40 years in the Coast Arfillery, was a famed mathematician, and had written extensively on this 'subject. He died of heat prostration Saturday. Surviving are his wife and a brother, Dr. David Ludlow. The pallbearers were brother offi- cers, as follows: Brig. Gens. George Andrews and Eben Swift, and Cols. Adam Slaker, M. C. Buckey, R. L. Hirst and J. F. R Iandls RITES FOR J. A. SELF. World War Veteran Is Buried in Arlington Cemetery. Funeral sefvices were held yester- day morning for John A. Self. World War veteran, of 3418 O street, inter- ment being made in Arlington Ceme- tery with military honors. Mr. Self dled Friday. He is survived by his parents, M and Mrs. Robert Lee Self of this cit: a brother. Benjamin, who resides in New York, and the following sisters and brothers, all of whom live in Washington: = Mrs. Harry M. Pear- son, Mrs. C. T. Powell, Mrs. Edwin Volland, Mrs. R. W. Tansill and James M., Frank and Willlam Self. J. C. HUDDLESTON DIES. Native of Virginia Will Be Buried Tomorrow Afternoon. John €. Huddleston, 70 years old, A member of the M. P. Huddleston Slate Co.. died vesterday after a threa- month ilinese, ‘at his residenge, 1640 Hobart street. A native of Virginia, he had been a resident of Washing- NEW “BYRD TRAL Desire Boulevard Named for Him Is Problem. By a Staff Correspondent. FRONT ROYAL, Va.. August 17 Blazing a trail for the proposed Rich ard E. Byrd Boulevard. connecting the | National Capital with the northern en- trance to the Shenandoah National Park, Arlington County’s caravan of sponsors for the movement arrived here this afternoon prepared to tackle | a serious problem of organization confronting the projected “Richard Byrd Highway Association.” One of the biggest questions which was to be taken up. and one which had just been brought to the fore to. day. was the possible necessity of se- lecting a new name for the highway. This possibility loomed with the announcement in the press today by Gov. Harry F. Byrd of the disincli tion of his brother, the noted polar fiver, to have any highway named for him. Await Formal Notice. It was the consensus of opinion, however, that until some formal word had been received by the proponents of the new boulevard from Gov. Byrd or his brother plans will go forward without change. It was felt that in spite of Comdr. Byrd's modesty it would not be un- ethical to name the highway for him, anyway. Approximately 15 automobiles con- taining more than 75 citizens of Arlington and Fairfax Counties made the trip here this morning in good time, considering the muddy condi- tion of several stretches of road he- tween Upperville and Front Roval. The itinerary included Falls Church, Fairfax. Middleburg, Upperville and Delaptane, and in each of these towns the procession of automobiles, gaily decorated with appropriate banners, was augmented by additional “pil- grims.” Committee Meets l'uflL At Upperville the caravan was met by a committee of welcome from Front Royal, headed by Hugh E. Naylor, chairman; Prof. F. C. Melton, princi- pal of Randolph-Macon Academy, and Col. S. W. Millar. At the city limits of Front Royal the visitors were met by Mayor B. J. Hil- litte, Councilman Frank B. Evans and President R. K. Herr of the Front Roval Chanmer of Commerce. Luncheon was served the delegates immediately upon their arrival at Ran- dolph-Macon Academy, which was to be the headquarters of the conference. After lunch the visitors were taken for a tour of inspection of the north- ern section of the Shenandoah Na- tional Park. after which they were to return to the academy and undertake formal organization of the highway association. He is survived by his wife, Mary L. Huddleston; a daughte A. H. Tackett; two sisters, Mrs. S. W. Daw and Mrs. Louis Kayser, and a brother, Jarret G. Huddleston. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home by Rev. J. Harvey Dunham of Western Presbyterian Church, fol- lowed by interment in Rock Creek Burns Fatal to Woman. CUMBERLAND, Md., August Mrs. Willlam H. Lychliter. 40. dled early today at Western Maryland Hos- pital from burns sustained at her home Friday night. Fumes from a fiy exterminator, 'which Mrs. Lychliter was_using, became ignited from the gaslight and exploded, the burning liquid belng thrown over her body. they reslsted capture with firearms. police said. Fight hun in_currency was found | in their automobile. The twd women sought by polica are said to have aided the robbers with a system of | sgnals. VARIED U. S. JOBS OPEN. | The United States Civil Service Commission today announced open competitive examinations to AN va- cancies in the following positions Assistant sclentific aid at $1.500 vear, junior scientific aid at $1,320 znq nnderlaboratory apprentice at $1 140, | departmental service, Washington, in. Xr]nflln.. the Bureau of & ards. Probation officer, Federal eourts, at 2,400, | _ Social worker (pswehiatrie). United | States Veterans' Rureau. at $1.860 Shoe facto instructor-forerman (trecing and shipping department. sole leather and stock fitting depart ment stitching' or fittin department, cutting department). United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans., at 400, Carpenter, at $1.500 Full informatfon and application blanks mag be obtained from the office of the Civil Service Comm F street. § departmental service, . Java's sugar crop was so great this vear that it required twice as many sacks as hefore to_handle it FIII'ND. COLLIE " Jarze. red male black' White' breast Collie. sable and whits. male r-nu.-" o -‘var; And_white around neck iy i ; Amalt‘ ton A 349 Maryland ave. aw. POODLE. male: partly clipped. A Washingion Animal " rvland ave. sw. male: very small A '§|Iv Washington' Animal’ Re rare fipped with shaved Washington | -viand_ave tan and_white Rescues Leagie Al white. Rescue Teagie. all “white. e League. | Sunday, I { ickineon Manor o T and white: white mark on neelc *"right | ot log” hen 565" or Main 10080 Reward BLACK WALLET. in front of W. B . | or'in Black and White cab. on Im\d.‘v‘:f!ntiex Roon: name ‘on inaide | rards. Reward. Cail M e ATF, k' blac i | Phone North contained money and 8 or Col. 5408 8¢ BOSTON BULL whita nose and and tag No. 82 e BILLFOLD. $11° | permit. i card 36011 | BOSTON TERRIFR. on Tee Highway Fairfax. Phone Adams 1079 3 . Box 7. Fairfax, collar st atra 5 T4t et August 16: gravish east: wearing hre Reward and Ticks hiece. driver's T LA L I Ta SA11 Conn. aver " Adame near Shear Va brown leather, | Shramaed o o0 Buah o Koty ® s merl i uah. - No . Harringion Hotel: Reward. | 017 above. at | COLLIE. tan and white, vear anq o Orwers 'in hame i " Roy "'".‘,'.'.":h Betheada, Md.' Sunday morning: rewarg L; Sacka 1130 Md.ave. ne. Phione Fincos 17" Mrayed from 226 Indiana ave. reward if returned {0 above addr < double stone marten: hetwe o and Continental Hotel. Far na';“pcr:m:nl‘ Reward. Address Box 190-R, Star offes: 18¢ w7 high 41." ; COLLIE. voung. female. brown- pand white. GOLD BAR PIN. two smail 5t | Valued for association.” Notify 5414 or Cleveland 4500-1 - tan. Ausi don L redergLflhuud i hook on” Hollvwood Natlonar Hiywood and Ceniral Nationa! B B, Va. iattera. from Jake Veolla a0 My Vonderlear. other valiabie: paneis [ Boward: |l Colimbia gt S dnTiiton [ B8 or “noufr e” Xick Rories, 540 | Vi aiied K TRISH on chest e Home.' York_City 'KETBOOK Containing ! Ride A s 1710 small. Tuesday evenin, | OURETBOOR: el e e o | Tiberal Teward. 00" 12h ar. &3 At 3% | POLICE_ PUPPY—Loat. strayed or from rain 34 ound ‘aorth rom” Greens N N anawers to L Taah on:" Hberal reward. is probal Kies. 240 16th st.. nunicate with Henry Kies von: in betwaen i PURSE. Monday ind over $9. | Hecht “neveral trict Bldg. H. Taylor. ward. blank checl in bills. in Dis ranklin 2535, Re RUG, Navajo. Tndisn, red and biack: from tween 8(h and G me. A5 DR A 0 Gt 23T gendug olitan_ The marten; in M'uu{: ” aura E Fa Reward AGIgr o x.m; ess Heights car Wil party who fotnd same calf 7608-] CHARM neoln WATCH hiack stone. cat 4'\\”5”6" Interior " Ruilding white ward _1AR 3 WRIST WATCH Elg id it MUA B ot bet K and G on T3in e R turn to Angela Brady, Frankiin Square Hotel. | perature | tonight | Highest, 85 " New | i stolen | design | It was thought at first her burns|®™io’ ani-el o+ committee from Ar- e e TS, and she s survived | lINEtoN and Fairfax Counties was in By (;m"d er hushand she js survived| charge of C. R. Tavlor of Clarendon: : feL i Arthur Orr, temporary president of - the Richard Byrd Highway Astocla- | tion; M Church of “alls Churc! CITY NEWS IN Bmzr tand’ Mrs. Catharine M. Rogers of The Home for Widows and Orphans | Ballston, the latter in charge of ar- Association will meet tomeorrow, fl‘rdngemtnln for the ‘women. p.m., at G. A. R. Hall. - The Longevity Legion will offer a| §|R HOWARD SPICER DIES FROM BULLET IN LONDON | free lecture hy Thomas R. Eckloff at the Larger Life Camp. Mount Wash- ington. tomorrow evening at § o'clock. “Take Cabin John car to Mount Wash: — ington stop. - | LONDON. August Sir Howard The United Lodge of Themnnlllsqumrp,v. member of the papermaking regular study class, tomorrow at x| 3 ay v i 5 firm of Spicers, Limited, today was p.m.. 709 Hill Bullding, Seventeenth | 0% 1"ead from a bullet wound in a | Jand T streets. {Strand district hotel in which he wa |a large shareholder. THE WEATHER Howard went to the hotel last Distriet of Columbia—Showers and { night and spparently locked himself {in a room reserved for the use of hotel | thunderstbrms probable tonight and tomors not much change In tem- i L directors. His body was not dis:| gontle to moderate south- By tha Associated Press. i {covered until several hours after his | death Members of the family stated that ISir Howard had suffered repeated at- tacks of influenza during recent months. He was 54 vears old and was created a knight in 1918, west win Maryland and Virginla—Showers probable tonight and tomorrow; not {much change fn. temperajure; mod- lerate to fresh southwest and west winds. West Stillman’s Brother Dies. NEW YORK, August 17 (®).— Charles Chauncey Stillman, brother of James A. Stillman, financier, died board the Cunard liner Aquitania ve terday following an operation for acute appendicitis, it was reported by radio to the Cunard line offices. The Aqui tanfa is due here EFriday. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Men's Club of St. Luke's Protestant | piscopal Church. lawn party at New | ersey avenue and P street. This was postponed from last night. Virginia—Showers probable and tomorrow; not much | change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 87: 12 midnight, 73; 4 a.m. £ p.m., 4 8 am., 29.96; 29.94; £ pm., Barometer -4 pm., 4 am.,| 29.93; 12 midnight, 29.94; 8 a.m., 29.95. Highest temperature, 91, occurred 2:30 p.m. vesterday: loweet tem- 6%, occurrad at 4:30 p.m. | at perature, today. Temperature same date last vear— ; lowest, 63. Ross Humble of Loz Angeles mll Tide Tables. lecture-in the Unity Auditoriu I street, on | (Compiled by United States Coast |= and Geodetic Survey.) | Today—TLow tide, 8:50 a.m. and 8:45 p.m.; high tide, 1:45 a.m. and 2:06 p.m. Tomorrow—ILow tide, 9:49 a.m. and 9:44 p.m.; high tide, 2:39 am. and 13:02 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 2 am.; 1 wish to extend to, the many friends of our loved one. JESSE 1 GARD- X my. very sincere and heartfelt thanks for their expressians of sympathy Kindness and flowers. both during his 1l nees "and At e qeath *Rs"IAMEY E. GARDNER Deaths. Mondas. August 1. 1926 at her | 568 Colimbia rd nw. SU-| Widow ‘of Gen. Harrison Allen ‘mother of Mrs. Adelaide B. Cundiff l-lm!lal services at the ahove addiess Wednesday. August 18 at = pm _Inter mant At Arlingion National Cametery ASH. Departed thie Iife Monday. August 1 1926, at 910 am.. at Sihley Hospital i HINE M. ASH 4 vears. he- | ioved wife of Jame: E Ash ¥ neral Wadnesday. August 1% at R 302 m Trom 1338 G 91 we . thance 10 Q1. Pater's Chiirch. whera requiem mass will be of feredat 9 am. for the raposs of her e Departed this life Sunday morn 1028, at 145 o clock. at 11 Ist at. nw.. KATE BROOKS. aged the beloved mother 4 Bertha Brooks. wife of Willlam Broe sister ol Maggie Puroell. " Sho leaves husband. iam Brooks: two grandchil A ndell “and_ Chatles Guar d: l)llel'd v’meM ltrrand :l hu“ %fl rh‘il‘fli rier wi m ih Bavlhl Chure} hl. GARDNER. i Toda 701 p.m. Tomorrow sets 7 p.m. Moon rises 1:53 p. Automolble lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the | water at Great Falls at. & a.m.—Tem perature, 74; eandition, very muddy. sun sets Sun rises 5:23 a.m.; sun | 3 BROOKS. ing. August 15 her residence. WUTH “4udta yemp e chwpiagas e = 3 Abilene Albany Atlania tiantic City. aitimore ismarci 53 invited. BROOKS. annouinces ROOKS - The Ladies' Ciiff Rock Socien the death of Mre KATE Funeral Wednesday. August 1% ount Carmel Baptist Chiirch e, nW, IA® PABL TN MARSHALL. Pres JENNIE .. BAKNES. Sec. onday. August 16. 1926, €MICK. Mondsy. Ausust 15, 1520 e trasm. the Tesidence of her aon. K0 | ; AusnaL 18, at 9 ‘| 250 e BRSNS S e Lo RO oston | Buftalo ‘harleston . Chicago .. .. 3 Cicinnat | Cleveland “olum | penver i 1 2.1 . TR2INIRIERNE 238011 BRS2RIRE I DOE = 2P . ihenee 1o S 4s will be saic otE T Drermicas Motnt tary DONOHOO. Tyesdar. Georgetawn Howpita the'late Mae Donoh Otees Camat | % Do ust 17, 1926, at FRANK. Busband of oo and heloved brother 10 Ry, - Fimeral services ¥ Bitnes & tunerar S | nowe Thursday ihence 0 Indianapolie 0.40 nville City Angsles £ New Ym‘k dth. et lhldel \l-hurlh Pun}lna M. 8 B Lake Cl = § Francisco Lous. 8 ol of at SR where mass will be ment Mount Olivet Ce baners Dleass oDY.) DUTCH. On Friday. August 13. 1928, at Georgetown Hospital, WILLIAM DUTCH. son of the late Edmonia Dutch of 2328 Ontao road nw. 'Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral parlor. 52 Georgia ave. n.w. Notice of funeral u;,.r ns‘r B) 9. jozs. oMY TR Rm 5% ‘un-nl Aot 18 50 p.m.. from Tate “Tesidence Antermens "in Rockvill Tnion Cemetery on Sundas residence. A31 W EDLEY. _mother grandmother ' of New Rochelle Bigzs, She leav uses and_ i Avgust 17 at Ernest Jarvia Georsia ave. n.w. invited. { 0.5% | | Aug 312DV 0 P8I DaxwE R TE ERRE i SRR S ore 3y | 3TN ID12 B 7= 1 NGB AN 13, DI S0 mDmiE R = - oD EEFNEENE R Rt FSEEE R e 2333 K. Monday. “ e st 1333392 Angust 15 ot nw . L arry ¢ E William and Charles W » ot ot other rela: nneral Tuesdar. p.m. trom the W funeral * pariors. Relatives and frisnds of | Weather. ! Clonds art cloude art clos 1 clon milton. an Juan. Avana Cojan. C: IHint That Fiyer Would Not " GRAHAM. GROVE. HARBAUGH. On Monday HUFTTER. MARSH. MOORE. 0\'mmu e STARNES. | somNsoN one | CARAVAN BLAZES ..., nE ‘\nm. FIELDS of Willis fit Char nesdav. Augnet friends invite ELDS. Al members of rable” Tnimed; elief So fnd ot R s 1 Iv 20 Singer. : MRS RF ADDIE CHASE GLASS. On A ECe GREEN renst 13 RRENT Ree Fune: 0. am.. brom Tors. 3301 14th men‘s “Circle Cemeters friends invited to attend Sunday. August p.m_ CURTIS BURK I Curtie Mty St Waresh ‘sl Graham Funeral Ariington, Va. Wedn: 2 p.m. VE o Sundas Ausust IS 1936 a1 21d Hospital 1n the SAth Tear nf her R v Grove T &' X of Ma ward H. Grov yrivate d mother inera ressional at 11 the chapel in (o nesday. August A 3t her residence. the Alibania apartments LAURA_ A beloved wife of the Ia eorge W. Harbaugh. Funeral sers affell's chapel. Ath and H sie Wednesday, Auznst IX. at tives and ‘friends inviied Cedar Hill Cemetery HUDDLESTON. Mcnday . 3 August 1 pm. from his residence. Interment hrivate Suddenly. Angust 16, 10 am . GFORGE E.. beloved of ‘the"late ary M 'Huctier - new Funeral fro on Wednesday. Anz 18 at 8:30 am. thence to the Holy Con forter Church. whers mas: 8 m. onterment Mount Oiivet Cemeters (Baltimore papers please cops ) KINSOLVING, In Dallas, Tox_ a1 the res) dence’ of har son. RACHFL CTAGHF RINSOLVT widow of Charles "J. Rin Fashington Gaal “dauehter of Thomas Clager aston. T Mariboro. MA Ry 1 rment at Oak Fill Cem, Fridas © August 20 IMarviand papers plezes 2t her SADIF Augnst 14h o PROPER. beloved wifn Lee and mother of Helo Rachel Tea Proper. in lier neral from the Neviis (ineal home. 573 Now Vorlc ave. nw. Wednestar Angst 8. a1 1:30 pm. | Inierment private. * On Monday. August 181976 the residdnce of her daighier V. Mace. 1005 318t at. 1 w D C. Mrs. SARAH ELIZARE widaw of Rev. John I, Mav the chapel of' D Baltimora, M August 18, at 2:30 o'clock MARTIE, Monday. Augyat 16, 1020 at 1.3 [%3 mergeney: Hosprial. ANSIE B (ARTIE. Beiaced wite of the late William B. Martia. She is by nine ¢hil dren. Wiliiam Washington "H MARSH Funerd! id Rigae dnendas e ‘Thomas. Francis A.. Mrs Irabelle Wyrick. John N. Mrs. Charlotta Dunlop. Beveridge C.. Mrs. Mary Bore Mrs. Katherine Clark. Raxmond S Martie and four grandchildren ~ Funeral Wednes. day. August 18, at from Halley funeral “home. st se. Rev Enoch Thompson of Nativity Church off ciating. August 161028 at Sibley Memorial Hosnital_ MARY ALICE fa of Orville B. Morgan ‘aged Funeral from her jate residence e on Thursday. August 19 0 pm, Kelatives and [riends invited Interment at Cedar Hill feme Angust 15 the_ helov Moore. aged 30 Funeral from her late residency Adams st n.w. on Wedneaday. Aizust 18 at 1030 am Tn terment Arlington Naiional Cemeters 17 OVERHALL. Sundar. A ust 16, at_her resf N RAH 0. OV HALL. “the beloved wife of William Overhall and devoted sister of Martha Davis and Frank Harrie. Funeral fro Galbraith A. M. E_ 7. Church. 6th bet 1. and M_ste. n.w August 18 at 1 p.m. Friends 17¢ OVERHA/ The Golden Lea Hope Soelets announces the ¢ QVERHALL. Funera 1 B, from Church, 6t% n hetween 'L and M MARSHALL. Sacts Elncta Chapter the_ death 10 atten ters. 16 ANNA © MOORE. 4 wife of John € dnesday avited ¥ hisy h o . orimg 0EX SARAR al Wednesday. Augiet 18,1978 ai 1 p.m.. from Galbraith A~ M B %1€ h, 6th ‘st. between I and M n'w. Memhers nirase wear white IDA RROWN ROVAL. Matron COLFMAN ROYAL. Patron parted this ndar Angust at 4 p.m EPHINE PSIRA hetr Wil lors. deceammi. and beloved wife of Stanlev Paira. She also leaves fo mourn their loss two chiidren. Funeral sery Teal's undertaker estahlishment v t 18, at i Cometers Annonnces OVERHALL. Fus WALTE ds invited nesday helaved i hart 52 Dth ~ at &30 St Joseph'a iy tives and friends invited Mary's Cemeters The officers ckeon Council hereby request of your late brothe ednesday morning 3 10:30 am. from arlors of N. K. Tahier. 1 v order of € T. SMITH Atteat: W. M. LA ROCHE. Mon: Garfield Hompita Auznst REINHART. WILLIAM Interment St 18 Augiist 18 the funeral Rex In Memoriam. bt loving . "IN who' departed this Tife iwo re dax. August 17. 1924 Only the forgatt HIS WIFE, 'RRAY. Tox | MUSRAYEwls NIRRT A AR Y am 6 tha He that believeth on Me though ho dead et shall he live. AND BROTHER rememhrance ol my d wes FATHER, MOTHER HERBERT. | s iy won. parted from this Tife o day. August 17. 1925 A and’devoted son ‘to his mother never lived « FUNERAL DIRECTORS Timothy Hanlon J. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Dirsctor and_ halmer. Livery in Connection. Commi ~hanel merern | rremara Pa Ave NW o *.'.n.,.\..,‘,',., Main 2473 T F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 24 N, CAP.ST NORTH 7978 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. ~ (7 W ST NE Madern Chapel Lincoln ,y VL.SPEARECO Netther the auicemors of nor with the orginal W Spear eat 1009 HStN. W, - M}os h F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRC W)M M St. NW Quick. Dw 216 n < Automobile Ser JAMES Riiars ified. Ffficient Sarvice Deal & Co. LINCOLN &2 Chael RYAN Private Ambiila Lavery 1n" Conn "Gawler Serv1ce Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 e CHaAS. S. ZURHORST EAST CAPITOL NT. hone Lincoln 37 FUNERAL DESIGNS Geo. C. Shaffer 204" 5~ Main 108 ('Holgr FLORAL EMBLENS. Main 241 No_branch_siores. BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays Other Reautiful Flo rices. 141 Prompt Auto Delivery <2m~ Artisti va——inegpan Gude Bro: . 1212 'St