Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1927, Page 9

CHARLES H. FARRELL DIES AT AGE OF 39/, Practicing Attorney Succumbs at | Stanton Park Hospital After a Long Illness. Attorney Dead Charles H. Farrell, ears a practicing and the son of Patrick chief counsel for the Interstate Com . died in the ton Park Hospital yesterday long illne Born in came to Was 23 vears ago. He was the Georgetown Law S to engaging In the practi v was employed the offices of the Southern Ra here, and later rved as the la Charles A. P: me chai man of the Interstate Commerce Com- | mission. He had specialized in the actice of " 2 law. | He was a member of Alpha Delta Fraternity He is Patrick tary to olic Chuich Friday lock. Rev. John aite, Interment et Ceme “arrell, Miss | in St tte Rup- | mornit | Br cted wil 10 n Deal's History of fl)r ity of Washington and Disfrict of Columbia we THE EVENING FUNERAL ON FRIDAY FOR MRS. DONALDSON Wife of Banker, Who Died After Long Illness, Will Rest in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. An- | toinette Donaldson, wife of R. Golden ‘Dnnfld&an president of the Commer- | clal Nattonal Bank, will be conducted | trom their Summer residence, 2607 Military road, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. C. Ernest Smith, Tector of St. Thomas' Ipiscopal Church, officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr Donaldson died at home yesterd afternoon after a four-month iliness. Suffering from a blood since June, every effort five blood transfusions, tended in the including had been ex- ttempt to arrest wlady and save Mrs. Donaldson life. As hopes for her r ver: waned her children came to Washin; ton and the entire immediate family was with her when she died, includ- ing her husband, her daughter, Mr: Harold E. Irish of New York, and two sons, Robert G. Donaldson, jr. who is an assistant national bank ex aminer of Cleveland, and Wyi When We Say That we render a complete fu- neral service for as low as $125, we mean exactly what say. It IS a complete service, with no expensive NE ot the very interesting churches of Washington is the Luther Place Memorial Church, at 14th and N streets N.W. heo This church was organized March 23d, 1873, as a Peace Memorial to the men of the North and South who sacri- ficed their lives during the Civil War. The heroic bronze statue in front of the church is a copy of the one at Worms, and was unveiled in 1883, 8 10 “extras.” upon us for a fair deal. You can depend EAL FUNERAL HOME For reference, Ask your rmy/zbor 816 H STREE Phones Linc. 8200 - 8201 NEW YORK. HE day is here when a new hat should occupy your mind and adorn your head. By all the laws of reason, and of style, it ought to be a Knox. 20 *40 Nowhere in Washington but here! Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street STAR, WASHINGTON, will | Banker’s Wife Dead infection | the | MRS. ANTOIN E DON! ll)\&) Cleaves Donaldson, a student of Wil- liams Colle Mrs. Donaldson, old, was the daughter Eustace Collet, who came to th country hwl\\ France, during the Civil War period, and Mrs. Mary J. Tyndal Collet, who also survives her. " Mrs. Donaldson had interested herself quietly but effectively for many years in the interests of Wash- ington's most deserving charities. These included the Children’'s Hos pital, which annually received largely of her generosity. School Taught by Mail. education by cor- respondence is being tried by the Auckland, New Zealand, educational board. Attendance at two schools on an 1solated island in the seaway ap- proach to the city has dropped to a total of only seven, and the cost to the residents has been so burdensome that it was decided to close the schools and teach the pupils by mail. WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK For Mourning tn 24 Hours who was G4 years of the Pul hool Line. 1810 Linc. 1812 JOSEPH ' GAwu.Rs JONS- Inc. Craslished 1850 MORTICIANS i{ 3 7301732 PENNA.AVE. ] ones Han 5512 555 INC. late | |at the Trea | | more; I CarmackDryCleaning&Dyeing Co. | D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1927. MRS. LOUGHRAN DEAD; RITES SET FOR FRIDAY Widow of Tobacco Dealer Succumbs Suddenly at Age of 77 Years. Mrs. Mary Loughran, widow of Danlel Loughran, wholesale tobacco dealer and founder of the company of that name, died suddenly at her home, 1407 Sixteenth street, yester day evening. She wa and was a lifelong resic ington. She is sur ward Loughr Loughran of John, of this city, and four daughter J. E. Duke, Margars Regina, all of W 3 Funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 9 o'clock at_ St. Matthew's Catholic Church by Rev. Edward L. Buckey. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemeter Leo, Mrs. e FLOOD AID STUDIED. Heads of 12 Federal Land Banks Meet Here to Plan Relief. Ways and means of further financial id to growers in the stricken flood areas of the South are under discus- sion_this week by presidents of the 12 Federal land banks in iry Department. fons will last the rest of this according officials of the Fed- eral Farm Loan Board. General ques tions of administration and policy also are being discussed. The bank presidents attending the conference are T. F. Dav Orleans; H. Paul Bestor, St. Louis; H. Gossett, Houston; James B. Davis, Ynu!\n!ln Howard C. Arnold Columbi . C.. Milas Lasat Wichita, Kans.: Vulosko Valden, Bal - Hogan, Omaha; L. St. Paul; W. D. Elli 3 Shepher nd Edward H. Thomson, Mass. Jenning: : Spokane Woman in 17 World Tours. That she traveled farther than any | other woman in the world, was the claim of Mrs. William Reid, who died recently in Belfast. Her husband, Capt. Reld, was head of a Belfast ship- ping firm, and she traveled with him. She sailed 1.100,000 miles in “wind- jammers,” went round the world 17 times, crossed the equator 108 times, and rounded Cape Horn 17 times. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 Fashionable appear: quality—to make the All for Four-Fifty! women ask of her Fa Buckle Pumps This one has t double its price! Patent leather Cuban heel. , Daniel | Joseph and Charles Loughran | therine and | a meeting | New | - 3212 14th ¢ “Lady Luxury” Silk Hosiery— ‘Another triumphant “Hahn” value COL. M. W. DAY DIES. Retired Officer Won Congressional Medal of Honor. Matthfas W. Day, U. died at Los Angeles, Calil according to War Depart- He was from Ohio and m the Military Acad He served in the more than 30 yea Col. & AL retired, dvices. aduated fr emy in June, 1§ Cavalry arm for in March, 1911. As a second lieutenant in the 9th Cavalry | he was awarded the Congressional | Medal of Honor and brevetted a cap- tain for an act of gallantry at La Animas Canyon, N. Mex., September 18, 1879, “when he advanced alone into the enemy’s line and carried off a sol dier of his command, under a hot fire and after he had been ordered to re- | tre His widow, Mrs. Nora Da resides at 2015 Buckingham road, Los Angeles, 'BURIAL RITES HELD FOR GEN. EDGERLY Retired Officer Served in Indian Campaigns, War of 1898, in Philippines and France. own request Religious and military services at- | tended the burial in the Arlington | National Cemetery this afternoon | Br Gen. Winfield S. Edgerl 1 retired, who died Saturda at his home, In Farmington, N. H his §1st vear. He was graduated from the, United States Military Academy in 1870, ana served in the Cavalry in several Indian campaigns, the Spanish f 8. the i in the 1 in the Y stationed in this in 190 ort M Va.. in again in this city in In grade of briga general and commanded the Depa ments of Dakota and of the Gult, b fore his retirement for age in Decem- ber, 1909. Te was recalled to active duty_when the United States entered the” World War, and placed in com mand of the mobilization camp mp Concord, N. H., in 1917. Hi widow, Mrs. Grace B. Edgerly, resides at Farmington. SLOGAN PRIZES OFFERED. For the three best Democratic cam- paign s ns to he submitted befor October 31, the Wom: 's Natiol Democratic Club is offering prizes of $100, $50 and $25, respectively. The contest is open to all and there is no limit upon the number of catchy phrases an individual is allowed to submit. They may be mottoes, lime- ricks, rhymes or jingles. the only re- striction befng that they must deal with issues and not with personalities. Each entry must be accompan a fee of one dollar to defray cl | expense ‘Washington Belles™ 4.50 ance—backed by good m fit and wear well. ‘What more could any 11 shoes? And wHere else could she buy so much—for so little?, A good looking patent leather strap effect—appropriate for every sort of wear. are all the rage. he smartness of Patent leather —low or high heel. ‘A novel tie with wide-open sides. or black satin— or brown kid, also in patent with One of several swagger new Sports Oxfords—tan calf—Blucher with unusual perforations. 7th& K 414 9th 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. $1.45 and was retired as a colonel at his| €ard of Thanks. STREETS, edge We wish to gratefully acl anid thank the pastor, officers bers of Shiloh Bapi erans’ Association. G Queen of Sheba. Hotseh Crispus At 3 husband a ALMIRA L father MRS CAPT AUSTIN KAUTZ DIES IN BERLIN; RITES HERE Naval Officer Succumbs After Op-| eration—Was Attache at | Embassy. Word has been received here that ithe body of Capt., Austin Kau U. 8. N, who died at Berlin, many, September 10, following an operation, will be brought to the United States for burial in the Ar- lington National Cemetery. Kautz was naval attache United States embassy at the time of his death. ive of Kentucky and was grad- 1 from Leland Stanford Uni- v in 1893, from the Naval Acad in 1897 and from the val War | e at Newport, R, I, in 1920.} During the Spanish War he was on aft of Rear Admiral Sampson | 1 in the World War he command- ed the gunboat Machias in convoying | allied transports in the edite ran nd afterward th cruis Pit h. Following the war he| commanded the cruiser Denver and the battleship Wyoming, He was awarded the dis tished servi cross, vy eross and other med als for vices in the Spanish the Philippines, Cuba and Cruz, Mexic He leaves ¢ the fo isc Portsn 2 (| Austin t of Ge at Berlin at | He was a and Stephen K m Ber [ Beall of Cincinnati and Read of New York the son of Maj. Gen. of the Ar ind the Admiral utz of - YATER RITES TODAY. G. P. 0. Employe Died Suddenly a:{ His Home Here. | Funeral services for Ch n Yater, 56 years old, of who died suddenly at Garfield | Hospital Monday, were conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev () s Ryland at Hanlon’s Mortu- ary Chapel, 641 H street northeast. Interment was Glenwood Cemete: Mr. Yater had been in ill health| for some time when he was stricken with an attack of paralysis, from | which he died. He had lived in Wash. ington for 30 years and was emplo ed in the Government Printing Of- fice for the entire time. Ie was born | in Philadelphia, Mo., and spent the early part of his life in newspaper work in the Middle West. He was a member of Typographical Union, No. 101. Mr. Yater is survived by one son, Dr. Wallace M. Yater of the Mayo Clinics, Rochester, Minn. ugust V. Kautz | hew of Rear K rles Bald-| w Collector Resigns. The resignation of Charles M. 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Commo- dious_chavel, * Modern Crematoriuma. Moder. ate prices. a. Ave. N.W 1385 W. Wairen Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. JFlone Testo37 Establishea 1841 Timothy Hanlon A41 H St NE Phone L. 6543, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. | Private Limousine Ambulance el - Lincoln 524 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST, NW. Main 2473 P. A_ TALTAVULL TALTAVULL. Mer, T CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone _Linc n nt Service, Quick. Dignified. Effciel e Automobila’ Serv WDeaI & Co. 8168 St NE LINCOLN_8200. ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the Ori WR. SP%mE Co. gl 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 {riarrs JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Model Cnapel. Atlantie 1700 Private_Ambulancs Auto_Servics T. F. COSTELLO _1724 N. Capitol St.____ NORTH_7978. V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the eiccrssors of nor connectea with the original W. R. Speare estahlish- Frank. eozs 1009 H St. N.W. Director _and 1879. T DISPLAY IN THE CITY. All Monumenta reduced for 30 da Do not base purchase on photoxravkis Presented by s JAMES R BURITY et 1800, 000 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs, $5 and up. Lol e o CARTASRINSAOR = oL "GEO. C. SHAFFER | syrrm. [Ty, 1) ] T MODERAT "Mmfc - gt O}trOnlySum, 4th & Eye ST MITCHEL p.m Mose Payne's REAMER. On Tueslay. (810 p.m Septe 1 Cemetery b p Friday Glenwood | RoBINSO; Septon; Plains, SMITH. neloved husband of th Smith and brother of Pat loyeins Mrs. Bessie 10 am. f; st. be Olivet Cet o $mith an Jones. Augustine's Chu; . n.w. 1 members of St No. 0% and Knights of St. death of Sister ne. Call r 15 at § pom A1 Friday, 'Se District John, are_notified ANNIE SMITH of meeting Thyrsday, tember 16, Church, M. A. QUAND L M. SMACK! _On Tues at v afternoon. September lock, at her residence, MARY L. TANCIL. be- Joved wife of Dr. Richard F. Tancil. de- d_mother of Mrs, Pearl E. Langston Richard F. 1. jr.. and sister of Lavinia_G. Holnies, ~ Funeral from ot Olivet Baptist Church. Rich- mond Thursday afternoon. September 5. at o'clock. LRICH. Departed thia lifo Tuesday, Sep. p.m.. L ring], beloved maother of Otto H. Bertha Jones, Martha Eselhorst ' and Pauline McLeod: Funeral from her late residence. 4327 3 st. n.w.. on Thursday, September 1 p.m. Kelatives and friends imvited to at tend. Interment at Congressional Cemes tery. - WALTON. On T September 13, 1027, avenswood HoS Chicago. IIl.. FANET RIRK WALTON: wife of the 1ats and mother of Frances ght and Melville eral services at the Ingraham ational Chugeh, 10th and Massa- ay. September 16, viewed at the huirch Ced day. 1 zency Hospital, i 1w Bonso, Woodson. _lovi Baptist Ch N sts. aw., 5. at 1 o'clock invited erment th broke the band of love nd_our as_one: A voice was heard it of God. well done.” Like ivy on a withered oak, When other thin; ay My Ioy you will always live And never fade awa The officers o say, nd _members F. A. by ] Brother CHARLE: reauested to_at rom 8 tween M and N et at the Masonie mbers at the 4 By order of Charles A CHOW. M. Bavtist sta. sw. 7 ALLAN A. C. GRIFFITH, In Memoriam. remory of a life. v Tiho died BEVERL Tong fric . AIMIE | one year 14, 1 HUSBAND, ~ CHILDREN nd who_ depn Sept: mother. ed this mber 14 zone. but not forz, Pnih our love, will 3: 1R D DEYOTED HUS- ARNETT. to_the memory WIL- NDREWS, AN WILLIAM H. rs ‘ago ‘today, Septen Every day brings sweet memories, Every memory brings a_tea Deep within onr heatts ‘e ¢herish Thoughts of one we loved so _dear THE FAMILY MILLER. of our dear da MILLER. w ago today, Your memo: As in the he MC membrance of our who _departed g d brother, ENRY TAYLOR. September 1907 we once enjoyed were all together, anged it all 1s now, have gone to Heaven LoViNG i “RS AND SISTERS. _Ifn;'rlr BURRELL AND ELEANOR WARE. In sad but losing remembrance of my beloved wife. EFFIE WARE, who fell asleep four years ago today, September 1%, 1923, What hapny days we onced enjoyed AT AR o g But, oh. how changed it all is now ince 'you have cone to Heaven LOVING HUSBAND, WILLI