Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1928, Page 9

THE - EVENING STAR., WASHING TON, D. C. FRIDAY., M ARCH 9, 1928. "MAXWELL' S— "™ CLEARANCE SALE FLOOR SAMPLES For Saturday Only USUAL LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS Living Room Suites 2—3-pc. Overstuffed Suites 2—3-pc. Cottage Suites. . .Were 1—3-pc. Serpentine-front Suite . . Was 1—3-pc. Kroehler Suite. .......Was 1—3-pc. Rail Top Suite....... Was 1—3-pc. Mohair Cloth Suite. ... Was 2—3-pc. Mohair Suites. .......Were 2—3-pc. Rail Top Bed- Davenport Suites.. ....... 1—3-pc. Bed-Davenport Suite. 1—3-pc. Rail Top Bed- Davenport Suite . . .Were ..Was ..Was Were §120 139 149 198 198 198 229 239 159 198 Now $69.50 Now 89.50 Now 98.00 Now 129.00 Now 129.00 Now 129.00 Now 149.00 Now 159.00 Now 98.00 Now 149.00 Bedroom Suites 1—3-pc. Suite. .. .. 1—4-pc. Suite. . ... 1—3-pc. Suite. . .. 1—4-pc. Suite. 1—4-pc. Suite. 1—4-pc. Suite. ..Was ..Was .Was Dining 1—8-pc. Suite. 1—8-pc. Suite. ...... 1—8-pc. Suite....... 1—9-pc. Suite...... 2—10-pc. Suites.. . . .. 2—10-pc. Suites.. . .. ...Was ...Was ...Was .. Were . .Were .. Was® .Was §119 119 150 169 298 350 139 169 189 298 350 Now $79.00 Now 79.00 Now 98.50 Now 129.00 Now 189.00 Now 229.00 Room Suites .Was $129 Now $79.00 Now 89.00 Now 98.00 Now 129.00 Now 189.00 Now 219.00 home, F. KEENAN DEAD. Princé Georges County Man, Civil War Veteran and Former Editor. Special Dispatch to The Star. SUITLAND, Md., March 9.—John F. Keenan, 89 years old, former associate editor of the Philadelphia Evening Bul- letin, died Wednesday in his home at Erinbrook, Prince Georges County. He was a Civil War veteran. Mr. Keenan, a contemporary of Horace Gree- ley and former Secretary of State Hay in the newspaper field, used the nom de plume of Dunois in his work for the Philadelphia paper. The body is at Birch's undertaking parlors in Wash- ington. Funeral arrangements had not | been completed todl g SCHARF RITES TODAY Educator to Be Bmled at Hamil- ton, Va.,, This Afternoon. Funeral services for Dr. Emil Ludwig Scharf, 73 years old, who died at his 2603 Mozart place, Wednesday, will be conducted at Hamilton, Va.,, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Dr. Schart was a widely known edu- cator, Born in Germany, he came to this country 50 years ago. He had served as an instructor in languages, modern history and _philosopl at Catholic University, Holy Cross Acad- emy and other institutions in this city. Dr. Scharf also had been active in poli- tics, having assoclated with many of the political leaders of years ago. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been revorted to g figsn Decartment T the Tast 5ol i m E 1 e, 0. Fasi ort star Home. ma onroe st Fitan l!mlur 73, United States sblaiers’ Hom ’rE Eharlen . Ourand. 70 2118 Tat at. E!"" n hfi"k"lfluh ‘«1'2||E.'.“="r’ii‘oml!n| s A Hioies BR . Wholeeale Market Al Q15 Webater at. 30 ava) Hosmiial. e &7 Seifert. 38, Waller "Reed General osnita Helen'c. Rrown, 70 1400 301 st Rosia Jones (0. ‘Gallinger, Hospital. piurn 00, Freedmen's Hos- n.. i and 100 . Mears. B7 i McCambrids: nie Williama, 52. Gallinger Hosnital. Ina R. Stevens. 4" months. Children's Hos yau Slmuld Have gwler&ma/ “I desire to express my apprecia~ tion of the very considerate and careful manner in which all details were handled by your organization.” Complete Cost, $425.00 Crtadlished 1830 MORTICIANS Alfred B. Gawler wier 1730-1732 Prnn Main 331 Place Your Valuables Where AbsoluteSafety Is Guaranteed— One never can tell just when or how valuable papers may be lost or stolen. A few cents a day invested in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes places them beyond all dan- ger from fire, theft or carelessness. Second National Bank ‘“The Bank of Utmost Service” 509 Seventh Street N.W, Temporary Uptown Bank 1336 N. YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD AT EISEMAN’S Seventh & F Streets Y. Ave, Dress Up for Spring on Our Liberal Credit Plan NEW SPRING SUITS 25 %30 %35 ON LIBERAL TERMS Come and inspect the beautiful Spring suits we are showing at these popular prices. Cxamine their fine woolens and notice the excellent tailor- You will be impressed with their smartness, ng. and agreeably surprised that clothes which really appeal to you cost so little. is complete. make your sclection, will be satisfactorily arranged. monthly payments will do. Our Spring showing Saturday will be an excellent day to LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS for credit. Small weekly or Don'’t hesitate to ask *- | Highest, 51; THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain this after- noon; fair tonight and tomorrow; some- what colder tomorrow; lowest tempera- ture tonight 34 degrees. Maryland—Partly cloudy; probably rain or snow and colder in west por- tion tonight; tomorrow fair and some- what colder. Virginia—Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow. West Virginia—Generally fair and colder, except snow flurries in the mountains tonight: tomorrow fair and colder in east portion. Record for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m.,, 52; 8 p.m., 44; 12 midnight, 40; 4 am, 39; 8 am,, 37; noon, 38. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.33; 8 pm 30.32; 12 m|dnllht 30.27; 4 a.m,, 30. 147 18 a.m,, 30.00; noon, 29.80. Highest temperature, 54, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 36, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— lowest, 37. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:26 a.m. and 4:51 pm high tide, 10:13 a.m. and 10:34 TnmnrrnwAlnw tide, 5:05 am. and 5:33 p.m.; high tide, 10:50 a.m. and 11313 pm! A The Sun and Moon. ‘Today-—-Sun rose 6:30 am.; sun sets 6:09 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:28 am.; sun sets 6:10 p.m. Moon rises 9:21 p.m.; sets 8:13 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Weather in Various (,ll|fl. Teuveratur | stanons Weather, znaGosn sepinay Ahilene, T Alhany Atlania I Siowing Raining . Clondy Cloudy Snowing Clowdy Cloudy Rani Raini Ciear Raining Cl Kaimina Cloudy Cloudy | P londy Cloudy Raleigh WASH Dyed MournEng Black In 24 Hours | CarmnckDryCIeanmg&DyemgCo. 6 Dupont 2169 18th fll. ‘\ w. | Frank n_ Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 AMBULANCE Private Service, $4.00 Steel Vaults, $85.00 Rest cloth-covered $50 »* '$75.00 Up Lowest Prices The Rrown Stone Funeral Home W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 432 ircle We iron your shirts Whenever you want to feature, them inside your Every e Also Call in .u\(l like this service, we can recommend it he ly to you. Your wash comes back neatly folded, clean as the driven snow and ironed by machine. All Flat Work and Plain Body Clothes are ironed SO0 are ready to use. picces, machine ironed, little hand. wrap your shirts separately, Phone—Qur Driv Mombers of (he Laundryarwners’ 11011109 Raum St. N.E, MRS. CAMPBELL DIES. Widow of Civil War Veteran Leaves 3 Sons and 3 Daughters. Mrs. Amanda Burus Campbell, widow of S8amuel A. Campbell, veteran of the Unlon Army, died at her residence, 843 Upshur street, today, after a three- month {liness. She was in her seventy- ninth year. She is survived by three sons, Dr. Charles B. Campbell and Dr. Fred Campbell of this city and Robert Camp- bell of Richmond; three daughters, Mrs, Willlam T. MacPherson of Brandy-~ wine, Md.; Miss Virginie E. Campbell and Mrs. Charles E. Marsh of this city; a sister, Mrs. Sue Heller, of Baltimore, “::xi a brother, Willlam T. Burus of Bell- W Mrs, c:.mpben had been a resident of this city for the past 30 years. Funeral services will be conducted Monday. Interment will be in Arling- ton Cemetery. MEXICO GETS PLANES. Air Corps Receives 12 From Brit- ish Builders. MEXICO CITY, March 9 (#).— Twelve Bristol airplanes bought in Great Britain by the Mexican delega- tion for use in the Mexican air force have arrived at Vera Cruz. ‘Two_planes were sent on 'pprovnl also. They will be tested at Mexico City and if satisfactory more machines of that model will be ‘ordered. e e Births Reported. The following hirths have been reported to the “’(.r‘l",l n’";":{“l’!‘“a. the last "1 hfi ure: Mamage anenses. iage licenses have been issued to the ssin M. Stewart. lian” AT Price i Olds_of ¥, v of Drow Selden and C] Va. Ma both a1 fn Hueh W Adelle focee iy | both of OF | " samuel | Walter ¢ bian ¥, Mass. and o Te! el rlotte K. Brough. foxlne and Lovada E_ Wright Coles and. Catheriae E. Beau: . Brook and Neva Sledd both Snizner Glagss L h,of Baltimaic. “m : Ay of Warrent ' R Tienner of ths oty s Lo e "NIlrt Riom and Lotis Reger -"Nonix and Rose Les Wise, both and Told bead- R m G N. 3 ave. car o 1. ave. | 1 o ward Rite :vm dumm-d 1260 Tt fonud ret v all brown: hout 10 weeks old G st ne. NG—Gentleman's Tele FOX TERRIER. | ANl injured: name Phone ( m- T DI with namie Jaaie. th and Pa. ave. Frank. e Eirle i on Spring rd. batween 11th Reward if returned to | WRIST Wity | initiate £ . D 1 Ga S. THE O u.r ety ety 1580 00 Bladenahure R4 N E Evprytlung Ironed 1se of our hundreds of customers who use rti- they Fancy because they are need touching up This is a fine serv- ce for only 12¢ a pound. satisfactorily by Shirts Hand Ironed for 10c apiece extra. use this special service placing thing-lroned Bundle. rr Will Call National Ausaciation | senote, A Lincoln sy al Nearby IMirginia BENJAMIN W. SISSON, 80, IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Retired Employe of U. 8. Pension Office Had Been 40 Years in Government Service. Benjamin W. Sisson, 80 years old, 2715 South Dakota avenue northeast, for 40 years an employe of the Pension Office, died yesterday at Garfield Hos- pital after a lingering illness, Mr. Sisson ‘was born and reared in Porter, Ohlo. He came to Washington in 1880 and worked for the Govern- ment until his retirement eight years ago. He served on the board cf re- ve' of the Pension Office for a num- ber of years. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Sisson s survived by six chil- dren—Miss Abble M. Sisson, principal of the Langdon School; Mrs. H. L. Flemer and Joseph W. Sisson of this city, Harry R. Sisson of Cranford, N. J.; Mrs. A. P. Schell of Brookiyn, N. Y., and Mrs. J. H. Arnold of Blooming- ton, IIL Funeral services will be conducted from Sergeon’s funeral parlors tomor- row at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mark Depp of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church will officlate, and burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Bca:bs. oot Hampehire, Eneia: ntney. Hampanire. ARCHER. " wite :n(' Tieut. 7."' . AlCll,l'l arda; reh nd driends. invited. reek Cemetery. Thursday, March & 1028, at 11:05 MATHILD, BEALL_ (nee Cox). ‘ongress “Hei P ot Wiliam O Beanl and .1nm.4 BEALL. p.m.. B joved Hiatenipaon Memorial Episcopal _ Chiirch M at’? pm, Relat . Interment Cedar H . On_ Friday. March 0 D p ineral Mondav March fr: at_#:30 am. thence to the Our "Lady ot Victors. where m offered_at 10 e'clock for the renose of "her wmoul. Interment at Mount Olivet Cometers. 11 BUC jqSuddenly on March 8. 1028 at his resi 3 Park rd. PHILIP MAURY “RUCREY nerved "isvand -of Cora J. Buckey (iiea Russell). Funeral wervices Monday at dence. " fntermen; Jacksonville, F hor RORTI0 A “hem where requiem mase Am. for the repow of and’ friends invited. Olivet Cemete CAMPBELL. s soul. Interment 5. March 01 MARCILLA. Mount | 0 In Memoriam, BEALL. In loving memors of me deas moihae MARY DEALL. o depatied three years azo iodas. Maren blossoms at $pring soon a1l from the The au.,m. of the Summer ars numiered he snow. can 28 God sent U in numbers These ble. e in eire and troubls e not ne when she's gone you il not find anotoer To take her piace and love you. just lise yous ot ToViNe bavenTER TIILIZ. BEALL. Sacred to the mem: dearest mother. MARY LL Gnpartsd " thia Tife three yeacs Ago t March 9. 1925 Faged are the flow That blossonied The happy scenes of Have vanished au But. one thing keeps them sh: aming ever in m he cherishing thoughite of zon /o "R, FANSIE. ® Sacred to the memo Oh, m- .m "touch of her hands on my Oh. the u.n. sears that she zave up her 1 to ma VOTED HU emory_of my E. BEALL. whom Gox ihree years ago today. March 9. Mother. dear. thers are the de: OVING DACUG! As_we loved her. sn we miss by our memory she is always near . remembered. longed for al Bringing A BROWN. 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