Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 21

i i & H.T ‘scenery on a majestic scale which has | . .|represented by a committee of its|don; London Lloyds, Wlendelshon & He was past 4 e ¢ : Deen ‘seen by few white men,”" said : | embers, headed by Harrison 5 Ber: | Cor-of Herim. and tre Maana Bunk | ALBERT TRIPLETT RITES, | fe vas pact rana counselor and tor. e e R Prof. Hobbs. “It is unikely to be- nard. president. of ‘London. \ 256, United Commerclal Travelers of | ~ Besides his son, he is survived by come the haunt of tourists, however, Honorary pallbearers included the| The Herald and Examiiner said to-| Funeral to Be Held Fro: . Mar-| America. H because ths Greenland coast is most lenders of every line of business and |day, that although he controlled the e © Was employed for many la_daughter, Mrs. D. F. Finnegan. dangerou industry in_Chicago. Vice President | destinies of companies wiiose aggre- tin’s Church Tomorrow. The expedition established three ob- Charles G. Dawes, Marshall Fleld. 3; | gate worth was estimated| at $1,64 Funeral siiivisis e Albart o e servation stations 100 miles apa k J. P. Morgan, Stephen A. Blair, David | 000,000, Mr. Mitshell's forfune was a [ Fineral services for Albert Triplett, £ ing_on the summi R Forgan, 'Cyrus H. McCormick, | comparatively small one, approximat- | 5¢ j4ars old. who died at the reside The Management of THE FAMOUS COMMUNITY From the observ: Charles H. Markham, Edward ing $10,000,000. VNERS. loe . . made at these stations it is plann Ryerson, James Simpson. Edward F. EAfe (s GhikieR Saturday, DINNERS, located in ghe Highlands Hotel, announces a to radio forecasts of coming storm Swift and William Wrigley, jr., were % Special Dinner to be served THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Expedition Bu''ds Stations in oyer the North Atlantic 4§ hours in, | eaders in Business and Fi- |amons them. I YeE sk, eXoebt g 3rd, 1927, as a little celebration to advance of the storms’ ari 1 over % sxxh vice presidents of the Illinois paper said, tu e his gatdte 1 £ the ocean lane. Merchants' Trust Co., which Mr. v 3 rns ovel s ate to 1 " T Greenland to Broadcast s of. the expedition | nance Attend Funeral of |Mitchell headed as chairman of the |his five children, John J.. jr., IWilliam. WELCOME YOU HOME i Wi ol ‘and _ edll board, were active pallbearers. e ra o, & KelidEgang from the shore, the mountains, abroad or wherever your vacation s s on balloons with ki was to be in Graceland Cemete Mrs. Rol unter. % | s d y Weather Data. antorns . for- meteorological Auto Victims. Bishop Herman Page of Mic Mrs. Mitchell's personal estate, the Diamonds Il was spent. study. who_baptized three of Mitchell’ Herald and miner said, was es- S —— O S P A { R children, was summoned from Detroit | timated at $2,000,000. o The lure ?d intrigue of the Menu Br the Associated Press. | By the Associated Press. to conduct the services. ——— ast are embodied in a choice Cranberry Jally Cel, LONDO! vember 1.—meom the|RITES FORSNMRS MRELEAND. | o incico 2rovanibes i 0ht Daughter In Europe. piece of Oriental Jade, which 3 v Oxtail Soup or Oyster Cocktail eonland’s foy moun- head was bowed toda the bie All of the children except Mrs. TJohn ETERAN FIREMAN DIES. |§ we have recently mounted in §| Roasted Vermont Turkey or Choice of Roasted Meats © | Author to Be Buried in Calvert, Mr; and Muvs. Jol killed | p" Kellogg, a daughter, now on her |l square Diamonds. Braised Sweet Putatoes Green Peas ! in utomobile : I honeymoon' in Europe, were here for | Capt. Lawler Was Inventor' of | Diced Turrips or Baked Bermuda Onions deast’ to the world warn- | ing_ storms which work | Md.. Tomorrow | The time of the double funeral was | a funeral havoe in t tantic Ocean lanes and | s A1t hour after banking hours this | “ype " Kell er husband were “Slding Pole.” . i /il Sal the tempe zones generally | Funeral sc for Mrs. Mary E. |;ifernoon, when every street car in [ novifieq of At Wl Al L ovenitiaE, 1 GPf=) ?Od ‘n - 7 _— Vanilla Ice Cream with Chacolate Sauce or This is the hope of Prof. William | freland, 93 years old, noted author as to come to a standstill eI Mg o yt art 0. Highlands Butterscotch Sauce, or Hobbs, head he University of | 4 \anslator, who died Saturday | ¢ . S ‘]‘;":,"." ms of sympathy innodtcaa: e c Jewiel c Choice of Homemade Pastries night. will he conducted at her home, {1 ] [ sty DAl s es from T. P. iz pe ' fir Al | Jewelers Coffee Tea c 641 K et northeast, tonight at ey ‘Connor, Irish_commone: Y Suite 800 PRICE, $1.00 17:30 o' [ f the Chicago Boar FIEhUIEIOD, nald McKenna war- | jurl National Press Bldz., 11th & ¥ —_— over Lt c red Barrows of the T | ¥ e hancellor of the British excheq v an automobile driven by a polica | ‘orme e i Serv 2. D e ot vi~ | arr Presbyterlan Church williof : e r Felix Shuster, chairman of | sorgeant, He was 74 years old. He Selvs nill Sty o brein 71 Dinner Served 6 to 7:30 P.M. dition spent the Summer at | tnterment wit at Calvert, Md., to- | the National Provincial Bank of Lon. joined the department in 1875 | < e —— Lugssdakfjord, within the Arctic Cir-| morrow mornir B PReL o : cle. . its respects to a past - “It is probably the longest flord m! Patis treak-colored-rouge |member. & - 5 the world. and gaffords wonderful | fad he Unfon League Club was to be | = . 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