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e ———————————— TUXEDO SUITS $29 On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S 7th & F Administrator’s Sale Dental Office To close an ext; Dental practi equipped and modern office: two chairs, struments. ete.: electrical attachments: eated 10th and G n.w.. Washington, D. ¢ ihe heart of business tection Practice ran 0 v P 'be Ohtained ut b Dunistrator. Add Life Insurance Company Invites applications for loans on im- proved real estate in Maryland. out charge; no sett ment fees. W. L. Kin Oss FOUND) 1417 K Stree IRERICRIERER! ‘gg@@% Immediate action on all inquiries. Appraisals made with- LOAN DEPARTMENT1 mHELPS %&%&%&% EDITOR GALT DIES OF HEART DISEASE Native of Virginia Had Been at Head of St. Paul Paper 13 Years. By the Associated Press ST. PAUL, Minn., December Herbert Randolph Galt, editor of the 5 11 Ploneer Press and Dispatch ears, died early yesterday in the D. C. and nearby i/ 2 le- g, Director ED 1907 t—Main 9300 %&%@%&%&m&? THE D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1926 a local hospital from heart disease. He was 45 years old. Stricken last Monday while at his desk, Mr..Galt showed some improve- ment Thursday, and physiclans said they believed he might recover, but death followed a relapse this morning. Born_in JUpperville, Va., April 27, 1881, Mr. Galt started newspaper work in Baltimore in 1900 with the Baltimore American as a reporter. Two yvears later he went to the Balti. more News. In 1909 he came to St. Paul. z For four years he wag city editor and then in 1913 became managing editor of the Dispatch and Pioneer Press, and while in late years his attention had been to the editorial page, he continued in active touch with' the news department. He was one of the first members of the American Society of News- paper Editors and has been promi nent in the work of that organiza- tion. Mr. Galt was married in 1908 to Miss Elsle Robinson Andrews of Al- bany, N. Y., and she and their two children, John Randolph and Eliza- beth Andrews, survive. TR Publisher’s Widow Dead. DES MOINES, Iowa, December 20 (). —Mrs. La Fayette Young, widow of the publisher of the Des Moines Capital, died here late yvesterday, just five weeks after the death of her hus- band. Mrs. Young was 82 years old and had been confined to her bed for several months by heart disease. Willing Service There iy no profession which is ‘more willing to serve, day or night, than a careful mortician. We are often called in to handle a case under the most trying conditions. Model chapel, private ambulances and liv- ery in connection. Just call— James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO s JUDGE MEEHAN’S RITES TOMORROW MORNING Funeral Services to Be Conducted by Pastor at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church Funeral services for Judge Charles V. Meehan of Municipal Court, who dled at his residence in the Wood ward Apartments, 2311 Connecticut avenue, Saturday night, will be con ducted in_St. Thomas the Apostle Catholie Church tomorrow mornin at 10 o'clock, by Rev. Thomas A Walsh, pastor. A special escort from the Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, American Leglon, will accompany the body from the church to Union Sta tion, where it will be entrained for Springfleld, Mass. Interment, with military honors, will be in St. Michael's Cemetery, Springfield. Brief funeral services at the house are to be held halt an hour in advance of the church services. Honorary pallbearers chosen from the member Barristers’ Club, while clc friends will serve as active bearers. All branches of the Municipal Court with the exception of the clerk’s of- fice were closed today and will re. main closed tomorrow out of to Judge Meehan. 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Robert Bowdler, 80 pioneer Washington florist, terday at his home, 1723 Benning road, after a lingering illn He was born at Dublin, Treland, and had re sided in Washington since 1865 Ho was a member of Lodge, A. A. M.; Mount Ver- non Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M.; Wash- ington Commandery and Amaranth Lodge, Knights of Pythias. He is survived by four children, Adolph and Louis S. Bowdler and Mrs. Joseph Boss of this city and Mrs. man of Tacoma, Wash. Bowdler. Succumbs ars old, died yes- rd Fre Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at the late home by Rev. S. T. Nicholas of Keller Memorial Church, followed by interment in Rock eek (‘emetery CAROLIN:AN DIES IN CUBA American Consul Seeks Relatives of G. B. Edwards of Raleigh. II AVANA, December 20 (#).—C. B. of Raleigh, N. C., was found aturday in his reom here. The death certificate sald the cause was concussion of the brain. Police believe he fell and struck his head on a tile floor. Edwards had been in Havana only a few days. The American consul is trying to locate his relatives, THE WEATHER District of Columbias-Rain ably tonight and tomorrow, warmer tonight; minimum ture, 36 degrees. ’ Maryland—Rain probably prob- slightly tempera- tonight | |and tomorrow; warmer tonight. Virginia—Probably rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight: Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 26; 8 p.m 12 midnight, 25; 4 a.m., 30; 8 a.m. noon, 36. Barometer—4 pm., 30.4 30.41; 12 midngiht, 30.29; 8 a.m., 30.14; noon, 30.03. Highest temperature, 36, occurred at 2:15 p.m. yesterday; louest temper- ature, 20, occurred at 10:30 p.m. yes. terday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 42; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:05 a.m. and 3:15 p.m.; high tide, 8:50 a.m. and 9:06 p.m, Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:50 a.m. and 4:03 p.m.; high tide, 9:37 a.m. and 9:50 p.m. 8 p.am. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:22 a.m. 4:48 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:23 a.m.; sun sets 4:48 p.m. Moon rises 6:14 p.m.; sets 8:34 a.m. Adtomobile lamps to be lighted one- ha]f hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. un sets i 7 g 2 g H [ 8 2P Stations. Weather. * - gwpassok WO 3y ysep 159m0] Raining Soowh Cloudy Cloudy o Clear Clear Snowing Raining Glotiay o Raining Raining Abilene Albany Atlanta ' Atlantic City Baltimore = SS585! 1 o 12220 AR e Cincinnati Cleveland, . olum'a, Denver Detrait EI "Paso. Galveston Helena . Huron. §. D). Indianiapolis Jacksonville Kansas Los Angeles Louisville Miami, Fl N. Orieans. Okla. ~City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix . Pittsburgh. Fortland A E()r,l l“d e aleigh. §.'Lake. City San Antonio San_Di 20 S Cloudy Fogey Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Raining Clear Cloudy Clear Raining Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Snowing. c;oudar 5o B aa s i | S BBE BB (A% ER— SSESL CoROBSo B! FEEEEE AR Soa90tacacoCNS: S o i Dopt i ozt RRBIRERRE8RERESERE! Snokane " WASH..DC. oz @asor 22 R RRRZERRREEE2Ra TS EEERoCER3EY ReTRSEETRERE] BueosassuLenas nDIe STk sSaGo: oy Do Dmn! (8 am.. Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Tem T London, Eneland 7 o e Paris. France. Vienna. Austri Berlin:~ Germany Covenhagen. Sweden tockholm. = Sweden. Gibralia Horta (Fa ‘Hamilton. Juan. Havana. Cotom, Cloudy Cloudy Gloudy o Rain Part cloudy lear Glear Part clou re Bermuda. Forto Rico Cuba, Canal_Zon, BOSTON BAG. T umfl- afternoon. asement a 23" Long feliow st e’ pm. eithar Hotel or at 2400 16th d. Return {0 Wardman Pack . - cameo, between British embass; d Kann Frankiin 3o, ondey morning. g Stores N &, L 2th ore? Eva Vaugho "0;31[',“ and F or Lawson Return to M G st_nw. DOG—\VHI Helghts, Sunday af fucen 3 nd 5 Bulf:colored” demae vabHit returned lmmedlfllely 20?& ;‘llh st. : . DOG—Medium-sized brown Sheph: scar_under eye: reward: name T seshell, In Black Teather case. containing nail scissors and card bearin name “Haonah Satterfleld”: reward. S. pair of ladies. biack, Haln ureserver, in the shobning district of Please return mRe”az!d ou st. n.w. PAIR OF TORTOISE SHELL GLASSES, Mop- | ‘Decel between 1st_and N. Y. pitol and K sts. N, cameo, gold mounting. Phone Pot ELY 5o e = "POCKETROOK, black sl Teft i Pegales 14th and Columbi Si D e reward. " Phone Adams JOsE WY ng 27139, 50d white: tag 4004. Re- SPmACuS ‘l\ on_ lith ,,...d 14 + Saturd: o holiar ‘46" 260 o0 "n:"'fa'x"a:. UIT O “n‘:ht North 2 Teather Tn feont of Unlon | R ufa'flfl fiw" Richards, | and pastor of ! or | he | | MRS. H. F MURDEN DIES. |REV. GEORGE W. RICHARDS| THOMAS M’KNEW DEAD. i ! | Engaged for Mnny Years in Ad-/ vertising Business. { | McKnew, 55, for many years engaged in the advertising busi ness in Washingtor, died at his home, 2812 Connecticut avenue, last night of heart disease. He had been ill about | three months. { Mr. McKnew w. native city. He was a member of St. An-| drew's Episcopal Church. He is sur- | vived by his widow, Mrs. Gertrude I McKnew: onie daughter, Miss trude M. McKnew, and a sister, Miss | Elizabeth MecKnew, all of Washing- | to! | Funeral services will be held at the | H. Hines funeral home, 2601 Four teenth street. The time has not be set. Interment will be in the Belts ville Cemetédry, Beltsville, Md. MRS. BRECKINRIDGE DIES. & | i | Thomas G. Mrs. Betty Wright Breckinridge, 81 | years old, widow of Capt. Alexander | . Breckinridge, U. S. A.. died at her | home at Leesburgh, on Saturday. | Mrs. Breckinridge was a daughter | of Gen. Robert L. Wright, who com- manded the Loudoun County Malitia at the time of John Brown's raid at Harpers Ferry. She was born at Wheatland, Loudoun County. Mrs She is survived by two s ander N. Breckinridge, Summers lll“ W. Va.,and John Barcia Breckinridge, Orange, N. J. Funeral services will be held in Leesburg today. The hody will be brought to Washington for burial. pon FRENCH VETERAN DIES. PARIS, December 20 (®).—Gen Baron Henri Berge, former military governor of Lyon, is dead at St Maurice in his ninety-ninth Baron Berge fought in Africa and the Crimea during the se empire and also in the Franco- man War. His father was a g eral under the first empire. three grandsons in the World W Card of Thanks ROBEY. We wich to thank our relatives and many friends for their expressions of &vmpathy and beautiful floral tributes at ® Ttaly Pt cloudy |- LOZUPONE. the desth of ‘our mother. EMMA ROBE HER*ToviNG pavGHTER pERTIE FAMILY. Deaths. On_Monday, December 20, 8 assidence, 1007 Massachuseits ave LLUAM W.. son of Thomas and | na_ Boyie Zurhorst's__ funeral apitol st. Notice of arlors, 301 20 BOWDLER. On Sundar. December. 19, 1626, at 1 am. ROBERT BOWDLER, in the 8lat yéar ot his age_ Funeral services at his late residence; 1723 Benning rd. n o Tuesday. December 31, at 1 o'clock pm. & CARPENTER. On_Sunday, December 19, 1026, at lier residence. 728 Quiney st.. EDITH MAY CARPENTER, ased 46 years. beloved " wife of Everett R Carpent Funeral, services at Nalley's "funeral lors on Tuesday, December 21, &t % .. CLIFT, On Sunday, December 19. 1026 his fesidence. 1443 Chapin st. L TER Lo hustand. of Abbig B. Ciift ani father 6 James W. Clijt. Remains resting at S H. Hines Co.'s funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter CONNELL. On Sunday, December 19. 1928, at 9 pm. LUELLA (nee Watsoni. wife of the Tate J.'A. Connell. mother. of Margaret and Harry ~Connell and Mrs. ‘Edna Bowie_ Funeral from her late reci- dence. 13 "M ‘at. n.w.. Wednesday, 1 cember 22, at 730 am.. thence fo St. Aloysius~ Church, where ' requiem mass b R s in o attend. Intermen Mount Olivet Cemetery. : CROSBY. On Monday. December 20. 1924, ¢ 7:15 3% the,restdonceof 3er. and v5. Albert, Craig. tage City. Md.. 8 vears: F Congreseional cember 2 friends lnvikd at L Hamilton st., Cot- ELllzi\ 3. CROSBY. axed tneral ‘from_the c at —Cemeters’ " Welinesdar: e: P.m. Relatives 1ami Y Meloved nyisband. of § Demonet. " Funeral 'Tueaday 21. from St. Matthew's Chureh. 10 a.m Regquiem mass. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. FIELD. On Sunday. December 19, 1926_in Ehilidelohia. Pa ‘MARGARET J. FIELD, Notice of funeral later. FOWLER. On Sunday. December 19, 192 at his rfiildemv 13 Quincy ol ne. CAREY WINFI heloved husband of Margaret Fowler. aged” 43" vears " Funeral” from fesidence” Wedneaday, December D.m. Relatives and friends i L iariment " at Congrochidn Ceme- o Departed this life Saturday. Decem- 18, 1036 at the na‘dlenm <;‘l.hrr P Geor v abama v SARAH WHITNEY INCH. wife of Jate Rear Admlral Richard " fnch Requiem mass at St Peter's Church. “nd and C sta, we. Tuesday. December 1. at ® am. - Friends and relatives Invited. In- terment (private) at Cathedral Cemeter: Baltimore. Md. (Baltimore pavers vlease conv LA FETRA. Saturday morning. December 18. 1026, at 11:15 o'clock.. at Carroll Sorings. Forest Glen. Md.. GEORGE H LA FETRA. in the 87th vear of his life Funeral at chapel of John R. Wright, 1 10th t. n.w. Tuesday. December *i 130 pm. interment at Arlingtop tional Cemetery. Sunday. December 19, 192 at her residence. 1005 Sth st. n.e. LACTAT Beloven wite of Dominick’ Los vone, - Funeral from her,late residen on Wednesday. December 22 at 9 am., thence to the Holy Rosary Church. wherd high mass will be sung at 0:30 am. - Rel- atives and friends invited to attend. terment St. Mary's Cemetery. MEEHAN. m 1926, at his_residence, Woodward 2311 Connecticut ave.. Judge beloved husband of Gene- (nee Gleason) from the above residence on Tuesday cember 21. at 9:30 am. thence o St. Thomas Apostle Church, where mase wili | be said at 10 am. Reiatives invited. Interment Springfield. MEHLER. On Monday, December at_ her ‘residence. 501 W &t. se. CATH: ERINE. the beloved mother of Philin H. Buhler ‘and Carrie Plerce (nee Buhler) Funeral Wednesday. December 22, p.m.. from her residence. _Interment Pro cf 'Hill Cemetery. Relatives and lrlends nvited. McKNEW. On Sundag. December 19. 102 at_his_residence, 8§12 Connectictit ave. n.w. THOMAS ‘G.. beloved husband of Gerirude E. McRnew and father of Ger- trudg cKnew. ~Funeral services at the 8. H. Hines Co.'s funeral home. 2901 14th ‘st nw. Wedneslay. December. at 1 p.m. Interment Beltsvilie. Md MEANY. On Sunday. December 19. 102 at_Hotel Potomac, Dr. WILLIAM BARRY MEANY. Interment Loulsville, Ky. 2 O'BRI! On Sunday, December 19, at 205 am. United_ States Mass. Hospi WILL! l’.‘l"l' HUBERT OBR[F | TEtRe S oot his S Hoos es 1o mougn his loss his father. W. D f)Brxl'n two _brothers C. H. D. O'Brien, all of Frances, Wash 0 sisters, Mre. | Joseph W. Redwine, 5715 13th st. n.w and Mrs. John A iller, 811 Highland I;P. Bristol, Va. Notice of funeral horr afte: } PLUMMER, Departed this lifo Friday, De- cember 17. 1926, at the residence of her beloved and faithful sister-in-law. Lottia Smart 527 F_st. ne. ELIZABEATH PLUMMER. wdiow of the late Joseph Plummer. who died _twelve vears ago November 14, 1914, She leaves to mote loss one daughter-in-law. Julia_ W. Watson. 1628 Division st.. Baltimore. Md. two [rlml(‘hllflren Charlotte Watson and Louise Watson. and a host of friends. Kuneral_from the Grace A. M. E. Church, Catonsville, ‘Tuesday. December 21, 5t 950" bim- < (Baltlsmore Dapers please and ¢ al On Saturday. December 18 imersency Hospital. ROLAND RuoDI "beioved “Tather of Henexah digo, this clty, Funeral from Jobn R. right's funeral parlor. Oth st n.w.. Tuesday. December 21, at 2:30 b.m. Funeral condicted by Pentalpha Masonic Lodke. No. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. RHODE. cial communication Pentalpha Lodee. No: 23, B A- A My 145 pam e Ry LA RN PR M of Brother ROLANDUS R, RHODE. Church Services at Wright's. 1043 10th_st. n.w. at 2:30 pm. Interment Rock Creek. By order of the Master. H. A. BABCOCK, Sec'y. ddenly, departed this life Sund B & e ey Fency be- | .t Eme 8u-l WL AN RSB foved of Esther Fletcher Robh )-‘l:ldhh'on ot yibe late”Mary and’ carier aves 10 mourn their loas 1i%e Children, Fletcher, Vireinia, Gertruda, John and Esther. He is the youngesi Brother of Mra. Virginia -Gamnette, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. isie Saunders. Mrs. A‘ Wfl‘hi and Robert P. and George and the late Lucy Robb. & Tunera) hereatier. ROE. _Suddenly. on Saturday, December 18, 1926, at her rrndenms 8403 Georgia ave. n.w. ANNIE Services ut her Jate FRatdencs on Tiieeday: December 31 1v 8 39 o'clock pm. nds and relatives lovited fo atiend. " Interment (private) in Rk reek Cemetery. * [ERMAN. December 19, IB = Linmldogl:nm 3283 05t now, wife of the late Boter snennuu 1926, R K 23. ROBB. Decémber Notice | | P e above residence on bR 1o ber 22, Breckinridge and her husband lived | e umbia | Nere until his death in 191 *olumbia ond | He lost | Remains are rest- | uneral here- | Funeral | De- and friends | bt b, 1926, | Btatbs. SIMMONS, o owell. Martha Moor and Jacon Simmios Notice 0t fun Samuel J Remains 4 funeral ‘"'X'l' 19 SWE December 1 W Loadoun friends invited 0 Cemetery parted December 2 We had a precious treasure once. and pride AR J IREAS AND OLGA BISCHOFF of love DEVORED and_devotion memory beloved omea MARY one vear nec aud hroth mother e min. PRISCILLA ARNOLD. t o DA E v today, remembrance o HROW N December = hearts from d y what would we give to elasp he face to sen mile mads life worth while embrance of my COLBERT, who year ago todar. In i Toved it dest. one st e oot et Sk Sy rost arV\lb AND CHILDREN ribute of love to h ory _of devoted mother. A 4 NISON. who died four years ago to day, December Yo h’,uiv. was Ihl‘ truest in all the wide work Your love the b For o one on earth taice o 7 are atill the dearest o % *OVING DAUGHTER PEARL v, thou hast left me ine heaveniy home above 1t while Your pacsing so bereft me We fire sii) brind he ane in love LOVIN DAUVGHTER EVA In loving remembrance of my parenta’ " who! have entered it | “ctocmal rost: ALICE & four ¥ nd GEORGE A. DENNI | ‘oleven vears ago. November 2 Toved in life. remembered in_death LOVING DAUGHTER. GOLDIE. n loving remembrance of my | Nater ADDIE DODRON, who departed life: December 20. 19 may all have dme griefs ail ; "the Darting from m ¢ Peer v heart Tram day o dar LONELY SISTER. ANNIE KELLY GRIFFIN, Tn loving memory of mv father, GEORGE M. "GRIFFIN. who ied” four ears azo today. Decemi 3 years ago tor e AMMOND, In sad but loving remem- HAYINNE onit dear Tishand and Tather CEORGE W HAMMOXD! who, 1eft us Adeniv_one ‘vear ago_December 2 RIS WIFE SO RND DAUGHTER. NT ed to the memory of our T eae Raite “and ‘mother. " GEORGEANA into. eternal, rest one vear ago today Aber 20. 102 | Oh_ the days are sad and lonely | Since you left us. mother. dear. But with s there 13 3 Teeling Sleep on, DENNISON. Iy die away v sister » love to the memory . ROBERT A. JONES. his' life three years ago Joxed you w dearly fn life eath the same D DAL GHTERIN-LAW. who devarted tday. December The hearts th Tove'von in HIS SON ROBERT SMILER. In 1 ng _m of other. MARY E. SMILER. who dep: this Tife one year ago today. December *.n 1925. Loved in life, WOODS. In A nory my embered in_death HER LOVING SON. sad but lovine remembrance of our_dear son and brother. WILLIAM HENRY WOODS. ‘Who denarted this life ons year ago today. December 5. From our home a loved one's taken, And his place can ne‘er be filled In our hearts his memory lingers For we love him__love him stil] HIS LOVING PARENTS. MR. AND MRS WILLIAM H. WOODS. Dearest brother, thou art sleeping. 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