Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 4

e P A oy RESERVlSTS REAGH || oo | NAVAL WAR ZONE 1926. one son, Hugh M. Sterling, 4205 Mil- itary drive, Washington. W |LEADER TO BE EXPELLED. |psrs, s o subee sone 2 ;lemzflrfl‘rmex leader was banished last i eece to Allow Papanastasion to THE . EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19. J. A. STERLING DIES; |oinie trenc ot o hesmiac ™" | Tmerica” Shout 1808 irom < County ‘ He continued in the records division | Antrim. nd, bringing with him 1 | Funeral services will be held tomor. of the War Department after the |his father, who was one of the vet- & but pardoned by President U.S. CLERK DO YEARS | .. s itre “woa: vegaraed . one | erans of ihe seige of Londonderry, | fow at 3 p.m. at Pourth Presbyterian | I Eihision: b monihs atac L of the best informed men in Washing- | The father first established himself | Chufeh. taietmn | Return for Election. | arrested again in July in connection with an allegad piof tn upset the gov- ernment and banished to the Tsland of Naxos. He wa uded, however, ton on a; He vetire My ¢ affair of military record.|as a nail maker in Philadelphia and at 82 |afterward migrated in a covered |, erling was for 40 vears clerk | wagon to the then frontier settiement August 19 (®).—Papa as arrested in conn et ot e e tanie & Man Who Carried News of Lin- The Government is getting free | ¢ of the session o . o |of & \ bec I o mos o ety L ; | coln’s Murder to Stan- of the sesion of elders of the Fourth | of Steubentille. where he became & |ype of $13.269.310.26 because Interest ernment plot, again will be exp: lea | In the mest recent amnesty H g much sttention suilding up this| Mr, Sterling Is survived by two |00 sécutities to that amount has|from Greece, but will be allowed to ® = D. C. Contingent Aboard Al-: ton; Succumbs. § ur : ; ceased and the secyrities have not AL LU L e s church. Among other duties he han- | d died its finance. hters, M man of Dalla. Josephine Zimmer: E e ™ ier, |been turned in for redemptio ged that h ¢ usa in the Kongo. len Joins Scouting Fleet Off Block Island. i Shirts—neckband and collar Were 51 s & attached. 49“ i Were $2, §2.50 $1.19 3 for $1.23 | 3 for $3.50 Cut Silk Scarfs. | : | Imported Madras Shirts, col- Were §1.50 and §2 790 Pl el e i lar attached. neckband and 3 for $2.25 led the first Ameri : the Spanish hter «t Cien have lan Doy ORIENTAL BUILD- ING ASSOCIATION NO. 6 600 F St. N.W. Established 1861 Savings Accounts —are safely and most profitably On Regular Menl}-ly Payments Pay 5% gnmcfdvnnce No Payment Until Sept. Install Now! Pay Nothing Dowr'r Fetaherens carting We wstall o nosc pipe furnace hot or pipeless or ieating plant a chort time mor SHIELDS CO. SHOWROOMS #24.26 N. HOWARD ST. Vernen 6663 JOSEPLE War on Headway—Ransom Asked for Two Leading Citizens., the suppo changing ry re this firm. for depart Main 4884 prepared to I A NTERLING, | -|BANDITRY ON INCREASE IN STATE OF VERA CRUZ| Outlaws e military outliws . bandits e of Ask for Department X TRADE YOUR real estate, when this office is 1 estate < have profited through Call Main 4884, ment X, Gardiner & Dent 1409 L treet N.W. Makes State make vou an ad- * He was of Ncoich-rish parentage. (larence M. Attention Joseph A. Sterling. %0 vears old for more lh«n 50 vears an employe of | : died yester Born in Steubenvilie. Ohio. ,\II, 1 Sterling was appointed to a War De tment clerkship nton during the Civil When President Li sassinated in Ford’s Ths ter he hap pened to be across the street. Being nal friend of the Stanton fam he ran to the house to notify the of the event and remained was as. FOR RENT old. Heat, janitor service, included. located. Southeast. Wm. H. Saunders Co., Inc. 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