Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO JANUARY: 1928, Beaths arted, this Jife, on D. C, THURSDAY, RETIRED G. P. 0. EMPLOYE| Carbs of Thamks. HARRIS. No language mrm the deen 978, at 208 nrr . mHN E UHWE“.E SUCCUMBS IN FLORIDA | ™ruin,, 5o osises Saprisisnts 2222 ot o 20 one for the expression: nnhy at "'-F .w.. JAMES. beloved fathe: ,.,, \ death of my beloved hmgul A;! e m'h ,IJ' . ):lrv.- ul:"'cv ih':“;‘nd ns Henry L. Wells, 76, of Rockville, | R HARRIS. 1t nas beeo an how ofeens | - Ribmond, Y 3os Yo7, Wik (1 hax N . Had Been in Government Serv- | 1I%17 s srace of Gof and jpriggicy n’fym SR SnTye g N My ice for 50 Years HILL. We wish to thank the trisnds and | Ninae & "Pn.'s" tuneral - nivas Brd tna F Street at Eleventh : f0."s funeral hapel I\/I ain 3770 Special Dispatch to The Star. e ’x;,fi“{hfiq‘fl'fim:fi Eradisy, e & A . death of Mre. LOUISE JILL. .\ o o WELLS. on Mongar. Jamuarr 0 1628, Heart Attack Proves Fatal to| rockviLLe, Ma., January 12— b S Beneranre P SAaiy 't Wil e 3 Word was recelved here yesterday of "‘.!.1"'.,'.‘.'..,‘ r:l'a'avul' ’-’n‘o’:"' o oy I L Former Official of Print- |the death in st. Petersburg, ¥ia., foral ing Firm. Siman_ McMaster Weils aged Teare, Kindness, symoathy and besattful doral( FPureral services = o lock Pridar Jane tributes at the des of my where he was spending the Winter, of Henry L. Wells, 76 years old, for 38 [ of uary 13, from No. 533 Con &rens l' » and. JAMES A. TAN{Y'a. TATLOR. years a resident of this vicinity. Death Havre de Grace, Md. was dug to pneumonia. He is survived B!fifl)’- by his widow, formerly a Miss McMas- n January 11 1928, after s short iliness at her late residénce, 847 | iiol at. on Friday, January 13. ab 2 5 e ters of Frederick County, but leaves ;t\"nx ne. uuu.uz-r AGNES no children. . ("TAGNES | Friends invited. 12 PR R e Criay Janiary 14. at | WHALLEY. Spectal sommanicatign Xaray B0 ame Mane wiil ‘b6 said a8, 9 wm. | Lodgs.’ No. 4 P AoM n Rerer The funeral will, it is understood, at St. Joseph's Catholic Chureh, zmfind :‘,I.Il'd’lanr‘luzo;lr;l r;mny lfi’ml;rm Jane take place at Havre de Grace, Md,| © sis ne. lnierment Mount Olives iary for' the Drirpees of aitands Mr. Wells was for more than 50 years an employe of the Government Print. ing Office at Washington, and was the fyneral our_ lata brother, this life Wedneaday. 1A‘|YL W T DT e Wadncs o S Ly py e ol 0§ placed on the retired list about six years ago. He was born near Havre daugnter. 51 amore. | {4ikoed) ROBERT M. BROWN, Se dandnir Bl Saratoxa. st Bajtimor ned.) 7. MY CATHERINE ADELE BECKETT. be- ”. de Grace, and*formerly lived in Fred- erick County for a number of years. e ot ot At Eil and Thomss | WILLIAMS. On Thursday. Jancary 12, 1028, THE WEATHER Watson: Dasir. Beckett. Notice of funeral hereafter. nee 1520 Oth st nw. RICHs District of Columbia—Increasing | tery »_res ARDWILETANS ainred f Rich BROWN. Entered into eternal rest Sunday. Williame and father of Rv"h:‘r"" :’\d Afl':rrz January %, 1978 at 2 pm. after a brief cloudiness tonight, probably followed | BROW by of 0. announc by rain tomorrow: not much change SDERSO: Williame, brother of Mrs <arah DERSON BROWN of 337 Mary- Mary Jones and Emma gl"n. ‘lo guur!h;'hfl: 'l!l': ;‘ 1,1m-uIJh-r- r. Remains reste onon. ¥l 140 & host of other . e w— Ernlh-; A 3 MB{R\OW‘\I (n‘lhlyl‘n\‘l‘lll'z 95 eral wi In temperature; lowest temperature | from Matrosoivan A° M E. Zion Chu about 40 degrees. D st. between zna -nd 3rd sta. 5. Maryland—Increasing cloudiness to- night; rain tomorrow; not Hemains resting at B N geR. : | : Tka o funeral chapel. WINDSOR, On Wednesday. J 1. 192 % hm»m"p'v'nn'u s | ROSA B See T i Janu F Lody wil! be aiads Bioriaa av o pm Thurnl\y January 1%, [ firm, of which his father was then|change in temperature. senior partner, as an apprentice| Virginia—Increasing cloudiness to. printer. He was promoted to printer | night; tomorrow cloudy; probably rain ¢ { And later hecame pressroom foreman, [in extreme north portion; not much | which position he held for a number of | change in temperature. Jnnagy dence. East 'f’ t eiesa husband of 1y haliny ‘s Tather ot Mre. Brvers iahaw. Services will be b Forhorste nnaral ariore 301 Fase Cag John C. Detweiler, 67 years old, for many years vice president of the firm of Judd & Detweller, Inc., printers, and a lifelong resident of Washington, died this morning of a heart attack at his residence, 1438 Clifton street. Although Mr. Detweiler had been suftering_for several months, he was apparently in good health until today. Detweller retired from business in 1925, selling out his interest in the firm, for which he had worked since a bhoy 14 years old, and of which he had been a member since the death of his father, the late Frederick Detweller, | one of the founders, ars ago. The | firm was founded shortly after the Civil War, on Seventh street near D street. KFrom there it was removed to Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, where it remained for many years until its removal to Eckington, its present site. It has long had the contract for printing the National Geo- graphic Magazine. Born in this city December 5, 1860, Mr. Detweiler was educated in the pub- lic schools and went to work for the nd_av Tonie Lodge. No. 1028, G. the sudden d 5 3 mortuary cnapel ioviaary, chagel 841 H st. pe. Notice o COOK. A tribute of love and devotion tn the memory of SARA P. COOK_woo de- ted into rest Janwary 12, 1923, Like ivy on ] T pm.. from Zion Wesiey | John F. Windsor. Funeral from her late much | which all membery are directed WL vears. The firm was formally incor- st Virginia—Cloudy and some- When ot 24 and 34 s.w. Rev, resijence, Kanes lane, 18th and Benni 5018 YeASHINGTON, J. C. BURLLS. P. | p vorated following the death of the late | what warmer tonight: tomarrow Suddenly. on Thratas Jani- n? never fade away. Interment Payne's C@me‘ rd. ne. on Saturday’ Janus 1 12 acin “Helatives a0d frisndy iocited o ate tend. Interment Forestville, Md. 13 NE. On Monday, January 9, 128 Gorgeto; (o oupit WYNNE, o Rl Eyvfld’nl' departed this life, oiary 1101058, ERLINE| U Remaine resting at Barnes taking r-urm-r.m-n 614 4y ot Notice of funeral hereafter, Frederick Detweiler. The late John J. | clondy: possibly rain in extreme east AR . at his resdence, | HER r.r OTED DAC Judd was a co-founder of the firm. portion 1438 Chfton st o.x. JORN C. ooyl u\m: ’ Mr. Detweiler was.a member of the - wishand of Minnie E. o neral o Tovingivimeotioa uiati nt i & 2 . o s lati dence on Monday. v o - o Washington Ledge of Elks; was a Records. for 24 Hours B M e Retatives and 1 (T tee sanrs s e devaried Loved fn life remembared s loye of White . g tormer member of the Washington 4 Thermometer—4 pm., 64: 8 pm. invited to attend. Interment at - ns ‘ ’m‘ ,' , ‘ ’ Board of Trade, the Chamber of Com- midnight, 46; 4 am., 44; § a.m. wood Cemetery. GRANDDAUGHTER merce, the Merchants and Manufac- %0 noon, 47. 3 On Wednesday. January 11, HTERS AND Remains ~resting at Hanion' s DANDRIDGE. In turers’ Association and the Anglers' arometer—4 p.m., 29.59: 8 pm. | 1928 ‘Georgetown Univermity Hospital | voted son and Club. He also was a member of the 12_midnight 4am., 2093 | . WINEFRED. Geloved wife of Damel %| to ém old National Rifles. m., 30.00: noon, 30.01. : Db L ” Teaciav fodas Mr. Detweller is survived by his| Highest temperature, 65, occurred P on Frgay, Janvary 13, ust » .n;'r_»;q_-:..:‘;.::‘m.m‘ widow, Mrs. Minnie Bates Detweiler; |at 330 p.m. vesterday. s E Ua ust's loken of 1 two brothers, Frederick F. Detweiler | Lowest temperature, 40, occurred at | renose of her soul. Intsrment Mount nrv;"ri-'n""'x"r'n'-fi st | and William T. Detweiler, and three [ 7:30 a.m. today. Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends EATTIE "DAN- sisters, Mrs. C. W. Simpson, Mrs.| Temperature same date last year— R L SISTERS. MARIE , [ invited. BROTHERS. RAYMOND ::‘B orge W. Boyd and Mrs. George Mil. | Highest, 36; lowest, 20. { ler, all of this city. Tide Tables. ‘unera arrangements .,.ifi”lu',.l'nm'é'i nEem (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). POLICE TO HEAR W WATSON| PRl el Tomorrow—Low tide, ; high tide, 1. R DANDRIDGE, January 12, 1 aving remembrance of my dear have not LORENCE L DAVIS. who devart- a 330 today, Jamuary Friday, January a Bosd & Wilsons 19th and L sts. nw. Relatives and friends invited GATES. On_Monday. January 9. 1928 Fereimen's " Hoepital ADDIE WILBU GATES. devoted daughter of ) e Sk e o Dot o | Representative Will Address As-| | This day br - sociation Tonight. i . nge hack Of our dear one = And they who mm.q The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose also leaves friends many__other . r a.m.; sun sets trous Jonn R & G, fun Ave ihe : 2'p'm. from John T. Rhines & Co. fun e ones 8o Tov Thavel, 34 and Eye ste sw. Inte HIS LO\X\G WIFE AN Rosemont Cemetery. A In lovinge remembrance 7 aEnteTpd inta rest Monday. January | Eabariec hie it Samia 1 association in Pythian Temple tonight. | Moon rises 9:49 p.m.; sets 10:34 p.m. D A Bty ot the fas| Tis sweet to be rememhered | Officers of the association elected for | Automobiles lamps to be lighted | Charies ‘and Loulse Gross brother o Al o a | the ensuing year will be installed by |one-half hour after sunset. | e You are alw Sergt. C. L. Dalrymple. They are r‘m.I Condition of the Water. of James Gross, ~Funeral from Jarvis' | HER vick Tormey, president; George R.| Creat Falls—Clear. ral nariors. S8th and Dumbariod ave. | HOFFMANN. In sat but loving remem: anes Wheelock, first vice president: W, F. ! u January 12 ' t 1 oclock. of GEORGE P. T HOFFMANN wh e rio Years s tong = McDuffle, ‘second vice president; W. J. | Wonther b Vasiows Chtion. Bfteen years aso todar. Jasvary Kerns, secretar ‘Wilson, finan- H SR :"“'1""10 IAWRENCE - PR WY ) v 10 2 t 10" 1S N cial secretary: W. C. Adcock, treas- A AGRMANN Pha ¥ D SOX. | urer, and T.T. Heffernan, trustee. In lovine ~em Entertainment and refreshments Representative Edward H. Watson | _ of New Hampshire will address mem- | 3:06 p.m. | bers of the Policemen's Association at | Tomorrow—Sun rises the regular monthly meeting of the | sets 5 7:26 am.; sun A February Sale in January—Why? 13th to enable us to render better and more efe e to our customers, ta January During the past few years we have found it impossible : i ficient serv: adequately to handle the February Sale volume of business in four weeks, so we have advanced the opening of the sale é’ Each piece of furniture in this sale is from regular stock and not sale merchandise: each repre- sents sound, honest value. Every dollar’s reductxon means an actual saving of just that amount Ao S Vs to you. This sale affords you an opponunm' to beautify your home with furniture of quality and beauty at lowest prices. “Arch- Preserver” shoes for women, on don’t miss the great FLORSHEIM Think of the qual- ity, the fine style, this Florsheim Shoe Sale offers you. You don’t want to miss the saving at wly & limited time longer 16 partake of this 85 opportunity, Don't miss it, ladies. Dozens of regu lar $10 and $14 50 “Arch- Preserver” models included "Man’'s Shop” 14th ar G 7th 3 3212 14th @ 414 9th 233 Pa, Ave. S.E. “Arch- p'cle'vcf Shop™ 1318 G 8¢, Also et 7th @ K Every piece of furniture on our floors is included in this sale. Whirlwind Sales Many wanted styles women’s shoes drastically reduced Btown and black suedes—genuine allig: tor—tan and black calf patents—and other popular style hits. All new, fresh shoes from our regular stocks! $3 65 Group Tth, 9th, Pa. Ave, Stores Only $4.05 Group at ¥ Stoond All Other Stores 7th # K 3212 14th Women's Shop—1207 F 9 414 9th 233 Pa, Ave. S.E. Before! But now on Sale Hahn ““Health” Shoes Never before reduced! But now 3,500 pairs of our famous $5.00 to $7.50 “Health™ hocs go on sale Arch - supporting: splen- didly comfortable; serviceable; practi- cal —and good. looking shoes! 7th & K 2 3212 14¢th SR R et B s And at 414:9th St.—one of two stores now ahout to clos will follow the installation. U. S. Aids French Flyers. The French aviators Costes and | Lebrix have been authorized by the | War Department to land at France Fleld or any other suitable point in | | the Panama Canal Zone, on their way to the United States. Authorities of tend the flyers every courtesy and facility. Columbia 432 Funerals $75 Complete Caskets & All— W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin St. N.W., Cor. 14th ——————————= OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT/ EISEMAN'S, 7th & F CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDFRTAK_E_RS Clyde Formerly nt-Necretary W. K. Speare Co. Phone Col. 6324 | $35 Value |EISEMAN'S, 7th & F The Trade Mark Guaranteeing Satisfaction The Pulse of the Business Is in the Bookkeeping Department The Huslness man knows whother he In successful or sl plng according to the reports of his Auditing department. Equin yours so that no leaks can o cur and that your figures will be avatlable at all times, Experts here who are spe claliste. They will advisa an thoratively on Blankbooks and other aystema to meet overy requirement Conault us, freely! | STOCKET?T ISKE CC ” W " NERS RO ST S || —m TUXEDO SUITS, $29| On Liberal Terms | -+ amauwoe wamoy “ Ay evy Ahilene .. Clear Ay Cionas Atianta Atiantie City : | Baltimare - 3 Birmingham 3 Biamarck | Boston Rufl lo Clear the zone have been instructed to ex- | Cmeinnati | Cleveland | Col'mbia 8 ¢ Denver . Lak» City San Antonio. bed $e Ak o 3000 A3 Shokane WASH. DC (7 am. Greenwi | stations Temnerature Weather ot eland........ 34 Fart clo | Paris. France oudy | Vienna. _Austria - ondy Rerlin, Germany . Clear Copenhacen. Denmark Clear | Stockbolm. Swaten Part clondy (Noon, Greenwich' time. todav ) aval). Arores.. 3% Cloudy (Current obwervations. | Part cloudy loudy { { Horta Hamilton Bermiida uan Porto”Rico ana_ v Calon. Canal Zove ABERD TERRIER Wit ollar_or 1ag. ne Que st Bodge, inesds ight o™ Foome Deaver SsSiEW. | T, ANETHYST BROOCH PL the New Willand Hotel. o )8 Charity Ball. Finder biease call Cleve. ae -wimu; RORE B r Mg Clevelas u"il N on Jan: amall vearls; i front 1337 Conn. ave, Re- | turn_) 847 _Cglm . 13 T the ewand for return or informa- to relurn of small biac »u." Apt 470 RRIER small bl oan near Walter Reed E._Chamber & Aml wh | ward | r J; a8ld Cangult FOX FUR black, . fand | Center ata’ Finder e sl nw. " POLICE, DOG iame o cgllar. CPal shone Ga ‘711 or Fark W00 Rewant 3 tan i on Newark and Wisconsin Hurmday - Call Readley | ?\" - Dlease rol o ave . Rewand Tusaday at 10ih and ¥ N identity. Man 2 hear Mor 1:'.“ S HAG eveen ral reward TIEE kroen WITh reddiah streak | i Bend aoed e e e meteaiabal e | Lih“wnd G Fioder vlease telenhone Frank 1310 “Rewand | PURSE-—Found, low = RINCEVE GLASSES. leather case. “Retu i v ne Phone Lincoln #70; 10w ne o wall diamond i o L Kionhetwer. Rarle lh‘o‘uu- N Tmall st Satisfay Adams 208 Y00 STICKPIN Biown vatseve o Monday ¥ b et Iatand T oaw sland ave w rewant Apt o AR g, hone Alien W FUNKRAL DESIGNN | GEO. C. . SHAFFER | NS A T © Prdonds | Diatinum setting, ( night of Jan' | st s Taesdar. Janu. | TRi BINSON dave. beloved wite of Dr Tis of Richmond. Va and_Theos Funeral services at above ad- Priday, Jannary 1 230 om friends 1wy | | Henretts Bowman a daughter Margaret Lincoin. H Thursdas WINSLOW { Dorothy | of the_late Serv- James H Fiirence E Kellev tater | LEWIS. Denacted his Rte Wednestay, Jan- 1 at the residence of her wo T N e SOVIRS G T Teloved mother of 1 George. Wadineton T 3, MPEFETT M. - Lee Mofe delohia. Pa nu\ Thesday even: At Bl home 303 | PERRY. huihand of Ada Nelss Surviving him is a wife M Ada Perny sister Wy miees fo ' Noat'of friende Fune-a fas g H | RAG apuhice and | WARRY S CHERWOUD Lo SNEPHARD. Janvary 10 dnomt o | FOWARD JOSKY ot the lste Elea + of the Nolv Nam Snctety ot St LORURN 3w addy tnd af e Vdeaih Kother WARD SLATTERY' Recination ot the o Aha late home af the deveasa! S48 sw Thursiay Jenuaer 13 ar ~ S0 ww TN T ITZGERALD Y , GEO A NICKEY Se'y LY \IIIII On Tuesday Janvare 10 D3 s reeene i e v N iR Nedov Nt Mary [nar roneh n - ral fram his Tate residence o X ! v 1% At ¥ wm 4 W nied e attend e ' o e e | SLATTRRY wA SR 34 VRRavaR ¥ Ruaty ? SRR . el e e ES ne iy e o ] o AN Cuaned ot nimtad KAt i STANRORB, o Metveatay | danry [ N T ivoge o Bt MUY . Stan \'\‘ GOl @ e w Nis K\‘\ B ATANTORT | wite of Cant: Taane W Stan tond unerat W Abuve v H E } |\H\l‘l "Dl ‘l“:\ i‘.‘\ aatives A (hieile (v R Ol Thaiederr” Vakamlid v i AWAFE, Qu Wetemtar | W& N o { BLACKISTONE 1407 H I\uuulul Floral | D || “ umi un | 'h- n -y 'ii'fi‘ st T I TR f.\mu\ PR T e e TS Y m el LI Cometery o \u‘ “u 00 Wedweatar. | Ja ‘ e ol inelaie James -t \.mn ol Waanidatan W\ ine's Bl B ol \W Servioes ab ‘\ RN Therant Aevecy. stam | at the’famuy | B .u SErERsan aary ENOUSE. Tn dear frend SAMUEL ¥ho departed this Janware 127 15 FRIEND ROBERT L. DONOETE Jr. ® MEINERNEY. ALBSAT K¥ Todar recalls sad . Of aur dear one la T And those who suill rememier him = s e e adden death was a ¢»: 0y God m His wisdem Eh DEVOTED WIFE AND R A GATRERINE PEAR NINTUR CAND ELLA- AR Tn Javing sememieance of an- deaz ESTELLA 'S MEADE wha ded HER u)rz\\. DAUGKTES MEADE. ¥ dear father | WITLA LINS who devartad thie 29 today. Jas Mar Nis_eonl res HIS DEVOTED DAT Y Nia five yeass a0 tor W n:\n' N¥_Deart is sad omelv et e ead and loee NERAL l‘lkl‘('flil( T _:x o2 Wt ve Potomnc 4600 S e, At 18 H st 4 vee ot 80 F et 'W. Warren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 . Timothy Hanlon ‘Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance AR MONE Liwn (3 Nadern Chare Frank Geler's Sons Co. 113 SRVENTH ST N W Ao N,s Mo (8 - JOHN ™ @ilbm co. Fhose Nesd 42 TR Seev ""W w "Deal & Cov | a6 4 M NE LINOOLN sive I 'PA AI.TAVULI. n A JATAVRL e R i C“AS. S, XUR R .\I‘ < \"N‘ A T c&'t'mo" - AT N NINI » FOATR WM