Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1928, Page 9

WILLIAM A. MURRAY DIES AETER LENGTHY ILLNESS Mafiager of Wholesale Grocery WVicttm of Heart Disease. Funeral Monday.' Willlam Alfred Murray, 73 years ©ld, general manager of B. B. Earn- sghaw & Bro, wholesale grocers, died You can buy this Apartment to remarkable advantage— One of the most popular of all our Co-opera- tive Apartment developments is this one at— 1623 Lanier Place m‘:flEE:IEL—EEEE&E Roomy as at the home of his sister, Mrs. Blanche [ Mu Barber, 303 First street southeast, last night. Death was attributed to heart disease, from which he had been suf- fering for about a year. Born near T. B, Md., Mr. Murray came to Washington when a young man and had long been ilentifled with the grocery business here. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. He is survived by three brothers, Ambrose H. Robert L. and Walter THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, BATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1928, urray, and two sisters, Mrs. Rose Shaw and Mrs. Barber. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Mark's Eplscopal Church, Thir and A streets southeast, Monday ernoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. William Pettus will officlate, Interment wi' in Congressional Cemetery. —_— One English photographer adv tises as hi pecialty the making photographs of widows weeping ! side their husbands' graves. = Heart Disease Fatal lalX MRS. M. L. DALTON DIES. Funeral Services Monday for Chevy Chase Resident. Mrs. Mary L. Dalton, 83 years old, vidow of Lycurgus Dalton, dled at er residence, 6826 Chevy Chase Park- way, yesterday afternoon, after an ill- ness of about a year, Mrs, Dalton was 1 native of Bedford, Ind., but had lived in Washington for 40 years. sne is survived by two daughters, V. A. Braunstein of Richmond und Mrs. Willlam Hamlilton of this city, and a son, Richard H. Dalton, also of this city. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. J. H. Hollister, pastor of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. from her residence Monday at 11 am. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. . Railroad Official Dies. E. Cliff Cohen, 62 years old, district passenger agent at Pittsburgh for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, was tatally stricken with apoplexy as he stepped from a train In that city last night, according to word recelved here. SHIPPING NEWS ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Hamilton—Norfolk +usa.0eees . January 12 DUE TODAY. nnl«rey—vor- 2 rosidgr u-sulb—ll mln a M DUB TOIOIEO". Berlin—Bremen .. Calamares—Port Ll Siboney—Havans anuary 11 DUE MONDAY, JANUARY 16. Stockhoim —aq aut m-'n bal enezuela—San Coamo—San- Juas A e Liverpgol a—Liverpool Mruhhv!!uunl Arabio—Antwerp DUE TUESDAY. JANUAIY 17, American Laglon—Buenos Alre sasequibo—V alparaiso Araguaya—DBermuda . Mexico—Havana Beaths. ALEXANDER. uzfim this m. ramu a Gall il VT u.vx,wuif B ehived nisna of Searior il father ot Biane e o o e aavs. tWes ssiere. o ddaizehter and 8 Rost of ather sela- and n;tml maina rosting at, the On Fridav. Japuary 15, mzs ence. mM Calvert MAR loved the Ialn Wlb«rl Amlreu Funeral Monday, Jlflulrv! 10. at !‘l:m Yllu'l)riJl?'x'-nl\m:r: iiis R. Speare ‘onn. av hgmnu Al ilu.. Dapers please copy.) 15°% uil" 14, 1928, at Re- Rl Sl H st. ne. Huucnsul BRIGGS. On o ier: Howiral maine restin at the o 13, 1928, at P m '"’#"...i".:fi’.‘."'m ile of the | s, L brough, Funy ral from the hter Lillian A..m Deaths. '".\ 'l. “! 102& Ay Bhored wiia it the late" Josiah. Wilzars Guneral “from the"above residence Monday. January 16. at 1: Reia tives andfriends invited. Totdrent Con (uulunll ‘etnetary. s 0D, Entered fnto eternal Thuriday, Jamiary 1%, 19 . wooe Helen M. Wood ral from abo denve o Sonday. danuary 15" at 2 o p . vou friends invited. Unrient in Harmony Cemetery. 3 filcmnflm e B e vna 755 ary 14. 1927, morning. n s vacant chair, Bug tha timo 1 i Rim most o Sime at nixht when we knelt !+ 11 that sounds . Where wsolemn high req ulcm mass " Sung 107 the repose of her soul Rolatives and iriends Invited. Interment “t Mount Clivet Cemetery. 5 GHILL. ’l'nurvk! nl(nt Bl 3t Sprunac KINS of Jagany L WiLL io "Hoary - and | Tntsrment. Corivate) lock hangs on the wail b formd In‘t’ ”“I;l' lh‘:t !w—nl in Christ a1d wwrr D WIFE. ALICE A L NETT AND His m\rl.v BROTHF, WL % B e KTER. 1In sad._loving BE. my dear o ‘Ame Avy oy Counci." Unda. Junuary 16, at bory Conway, Va. COLEMAN. = Departed Jniuary 11 . ovote daiizhter of 4 Funeral Monaay, January i irom Barnes uiviertaking e Uld 4% at. . ile had recently undergone treatment in a North Carolina hospital. Prior to the World War Mr. Cohen was a traveling passenger agent for the railroad, with headquarters in this city. He had been with the road for 42 years. He was a native of Entield, N. C, and interment will be at that place, house with all its comforts and none of its worries Reception Hall Living Room Dining Room Kitchen Pantry 2 Beautiful Baths 3 Bedrooms Inclosed and Heated Sleeping Porch which gives an extra bedroom Garage Accommodations in the Building WILLIAM A, MURRAY. Close to Columbia Road Overlooking Rock Creek Park —and there is just one unit left for sale. The ar- rangement you can make to buy it is quiu un- usual. Inquire the price and terms You’ll be agreeably surprised It’'s a umque Apanment-—of the “Bungnlow type—and its location in the building gives a magnificent view into wonderful Rock Creek Park. Homeric—Southampton this life. DUE THURSDAT. JANUARY 10. Y suddenly. have I P et The Lord 160k her homa t No one knows how sad 1 fai n one knows Row we mi n 3t in heagen we hops 1o meet her. farewell tears shed Hi Msfinn ANSEFRiEND atuanment. 15 he Ciiage batkway. 1. i er sind yobe, yourkus Dalton of Heitord, mother of Mrs. V. OUTGUING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. a—Q: town and Liverpool "“:.'fl;.—&.f“.".‘;‘.’; Soith Africa, yniouth Cherbour Queenstown, e e Ind TUXEDO SUITS, $29 $35 Value On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S, 7th & F e beral on Monday. Jauuasy i6. at il amy xmm late residerice. Auterment private. ETWEILER. Suddenly, on nurmy. Janu- uy 12, 1928 at 8 a.m.. at pie, resldence d - pelus m.d Births Reported. Harold W. and Ellen Brown, airl, Walter L. and Helen mr'hk nrl ia ad Frances M. Ta er 'S, "and Nellie H NNIS. In sad but loving memozy of ¢ B biaband and ‘Tather. 'rlu S. who departed this life tarje ye Janaary 14. 192 A sudden was the eall you were taken from us all: aver will those who loved you © the day you were laid 1o rest. ¢, mise your foogtps id_ yo we kuew 8o weil: 8. {yimotith. Cherbours Pt Ricttan Juan e 1 N s oloa—Havana Cristobal and 4 "bort. Limon. Qereee e and st. L k‘myl——l'uerlu 'Eiies and Puerto Barrios ko, Kingston and Puerto Foyi St George—st. Thomas, Barbados snd A..f.f;r'lfl. 'u-pu—cmu and Barcelona. -Kotterdam. Grol Xillll——s.llllv humlnln Luxpaiite—uGeno SAILING MUNDAY. JANUARY 16 a—Cruise around the world. f.:lll&l,“:’l"l‘lt'—cl’ se to the Mediterranean. SAILING TUESDAY. JANUARY 17, Colombo—Napies and Genga. Stavane P—Uslo aud Bergen. Ioney = Havana. SAILING WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18, umonm—cmmm. Soutbampton and [¥inouth, Cherbours g, Breze. and Matura— renwu Tripided sod Demeracs. | Tachira—San Juin. La !mu Marta—Kingston, Cristobal. Puerto , 7 Santa, Marta, rrs.".iie':&" e cTutse 1o the Mediter- lnn Vl\lfi(l\—ktmfldl. SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 10 Sl'fll Lllll.-—cflllbbll lquique and Val. ker—Plymouth and Lond v ena, Progris. Vera Crus ind at invited 1o ‘atiend wood Cemeters. OETWEILER. Washington. D. C.. Lode | No. 15 P. O. Eiks: The l"‘. will | cotivetie in’ Teesaton of sorrow pm., Sunday. JAanIY l' purpose of paying trid: PERWEICER ne Dased 16 h DETWE: “hor Dassed 10" the & Koo ot e Hu;.lu“r ’.T.,;xa.»y 3 1 Titual will be exeimplified 'at the st denge, 1355 Clfiin 3 ;w.‘n -° o | JOUVENAL. beioved h}l?lnd AL who dezar m: the o OTED WIFE. AL. Private Service fitirment a0 "¢ || Ambulances 34_ I | Local Calls { W. W. Chambers Co. Phone Columbia 432 Inspection by permit only—which may be had without obligation Phone Adams 9900 M. and R. B. Warren Pioneers In Co-Operative Apartments g [c——|o|——=[o|c———[a|c—S[a[c——F[a[c—o[0] e U LAST CALL MEMBERSHIP ina 1928 Christmas Savings Club Clubs Close in All the Banks Monday, January 16 ng and kind to 1s DG mbrance of v iCs 6. YOCVE Jifs ctaniosn sea: EATHERDNE 6 Schnacbele. d Florence C. Walsh, ir] nd Dorothy E. Balley, girl, Offenbere. eiel, asie M. Bartley, wirl. a a-rxm«)‘- Jghnpon. wirl’ | and Apnie M. Kresaley, girl Myriie M. Thralle gt o WIFE AND 1S HATTIE Allclt S SII “j.'at,w,.z'.‘.%mw B ars. P 5 ioved wife . WEBEEEEEDF_J vllll!. 1o sad tm | Gevoted wife. TR0 evarien this, Lite aice Fears a0 ° day January 14. n. T8 Tored ons Taid %0 -t And those who wiil rememoer A e he who loved Ber o Lord. who gave. has called awa o His will we must bow: William OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'S, 7th & F ary Carpenter. girl. umuy Tazlor. bos mw 1{&- e tery " iwas hing- | GATES. ou w.«tnnhy VIR, p Frecimens Hos otice resting at the W l:m-u nrv Co. tun: pariors, 2232 1. HAGER. on Januar ‘1928, at Ports MAR' vmumu\ HAGER. | e Ob_how I loved you. Alice. dear, No beart on earin can teli: But (.vfl h;'l’d you detter sull 3 STz You home to dwell. nb\ VOTED BUSBAND. WILL.. 1a e Joze Good Taste —and expressive beauty are the outstanding features of Blackistone- designed Floral Emblems Spny- and Wreaths, 3.7 as OWIS.......... g NEW STORE 1407 H Se. Telephone Main 3707 Adier mpico. | Coanio—san Juan and Santo Domingo City. SAILING FRIDAY. JAN Y 20, Carinthia—Crulse to_the Mediterranean. Arabic—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp nesota—Cherbourg and Minnesot crogure gnd Londo i u—Inagua. Gape 'pw—La Guasrs, Puerto Cabello and Maracai | Manargo—Naseau. SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY 21. Celti—Queenstown and Liverpool. iifornia-Crilae o fhe Mediietrnan. aunta—Plymou! e \ma avaoa. ! Criviobal “and " Port Kingston and Puerto lorin_remembeance + and st ne. on Mond *“inence o Ho tives aid friends invited to atend. ment Congressional Cemetery. ¥ Name kind, et Tehing. ER CLEM. * | LUCKELL, In sad bn: Jor o g dartin taby FERSETIRRR, departed this lfe Jmulfl 13, 1927 leep on s sweet v:e;’. nd take o A un‘fit{ FRIZND, BATHE :;il‘rx . ' -\'lnl. A tribute of love and 3 8 sicel —\muy “ioe ToviN i fincral hereatier. Remame reating st the o Erneat Jarvis Co. funeral pariors. 3 ave n.w. plrlad thig ita) RRIS. devoiad moghand of Mre | arris. ' father of Mrs, Anna B. Foars of Newark Calamares—I mon. Tigfree—Santiago, Mertoitavans. ViAG kKo te Janeiro. Montevideo an gm‘\.x.lr:kmj-—('mll and Barcelona. | VenerneiareBuerto Colombia, Cristobal and | Parific Coast Bermuda—Bermuda. MRS. WILVER, 84, DIES. sident of Capital for 50 Years to Be Buried Monday. Mrs. Emaline Wilver, 84 years old. dow of Josiah Wilver and for 50 cars a resident of this city, died at er home, 939 G street southwest, Chursday night after a short iliness. She is survived by three sons. Jesse T.. Maurice C. and Charles B. Wilver, two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Emma M. Buell, all 2 grandchildren and 15 | great-grandchildren, 8he also leaves a sister, Mrs. Sadie Wagner of Cherry- dale, V Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Monday afiernoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Con- gressional Cemetery. —— Deaths Reported. The following deaths have teen fo the Health pepariment In ‘the pas B ean 3 Shattery, 81, 145G . 0w, Sarad ¢ W. R. Speare Co. 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