Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 9

Phone Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. Undertakers and Embalmers Private Ambulance Service, $4.00 14 Price of Others in Funerals 8§35, $100, $125, §150, §195 Steel Vaults, Best Made, $85 These Prices Include the Entire Funeral COMPANY A IS VICTOR IN ST. JOHN'S DRILLS Poore's Command Repeats Success Won in Same Event Last Year. Company A, commanded by Cadet | Capt. Willlam Poore of St. John's Col- | lege, on Vermont avenue near Thomas Circle, won that school’s annual com- petitive drills yesterday afternoon on | capt. - | the Ellipse L= YOU WILL APPRECIATE) RYAN SERVICE JAMES T RYAN Funeral Director [T Pa. Ave. S Telephone Atlantie 13 00-1701 & N Julius Lansburgh Furniture Company, 909 F Street N.W I i In its victory vesterday, awarded by | the judgment of a jury mm posed of apt. F. A. Byrne, Capt. Rath- | bone and Capt. F. E. Llnnell Com- pmw A repeated its trlumph in the | same drills last year. Capt. Poore's | officers were Lieut. John Sherman and Licut. John Hickey. Private David L. Reid of Company | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT |[EISEMAN'S, 7th & F| CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc, UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. NW. Phom Col. 6324 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1928. C was ldi‘udnd winner of the indi- vidual while Corp. Lawrence Schlanser, Company A, won second in- dividual honors, and Pvt. Marshall Montrose of Company B took third place. Capt, Charles Demonet of the Of- ficers’ Reserve Corps presented a ban- ner to Maj. John Marris of the St. John's Cadet Cor as award for the entire organization's success in turning in the greatest number of applications for the Citizens' Military Training Camps last year. Marriage Licenses. Marriase lcensen have been issued to the fol m. . Price and Lella Stelies 1 wi Georee MeDuffie Washington wants no Pm\rvr Trust —Advertisement. FOR WEDDINGS | AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS Cadillacs—Lincolns—Pierce Arrows BROWN'S AUTO SERVICE AFFILL \':r,l:‘?n 1TH BLACK & WHITE—YELLOW CABS MRS. C. I. NEUBECK DIES. Last Rites for Capital Resident to Be Held Tomorrow. Mrs. Caroline T. Neubeck, 77 years old, for the past 35 years a resident of ‘this city, died at her home, 1312 Fifteenth street, yesterday after a long illness, Mrs. Neubeck had long been an active member of the Church of the Good Shepherd. She leaves three daugh- ters, Mrs. John E. Prescott, Mrs. Allen D. )l:{a((/mlte and Miss Mabel E. Neu- Funeral services will be conducted in the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, tomorrow aft- ernoon_at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Rork Creck Cemeter: NOTED PRELATE DIES. Archbishop leval Was Active in Southwest Half Century. DENVER, May 24 (#).—Archbishop Jean Baptiste Pitaval, active worker in the Catholic Church in the Southwest for a half a century, died at St. Anthony’s Hospital here last night. Death was caused by a_complication of diseases, which caused him to retire as Archbishop, of Santa Fe, N. Mex., sev- eral years age i Comfmts of Home. In Germany the Prussian department of justice is working on a prison reform which will allow each prisoner parlor and sleeping cell. The rlor will have a radio. HAMBURG WAR GAS WILL BE DESTROYED Chemical Means to Be Used in Dis- posing of Menace to City. By the Associated Press. HAMBURG, May 24.—On the advice of poison gas experts from all parts of Germany, assembled at police head- quarters here yesterday, it has been decided to destroy the phosgene still remaining in Hamburg by chemical means, rather than by dumping it into the North Sea as had been planned previously. Several new cases of poisoning, some of them serious, were reported to Ham- burg hospitals, and at the Wilhelms- burg Hospital alone there are 84 cases now under treatment. The Hamburg supervising industrial board declared the ?lmsgl‘m‘ to have been manufactured Hamburg and stored in refilled tanks under the strict- st supervision for one year, which was to have been up Soptvmbnr 30, 1928. It was said the “explosion” had been due not to excessive pressure in the tank, but to decay of the solder which held together its seams. VIENNA, May 24 (#).—Existence of large quantities of phosgene, deadly war poison gas, near Vienna, was re- vealed yesterday with petitions by the mayors of outlying towns to the gov- ernment for destruction. ‘The prtl'lons cited 4.000 tanks of IS Friday Furniture Features —at Julius Lansburgh Furniture Company Convenient Deferred Payments Fiber Rocker Closely hand-woven spring- seat Fiber Rocker, with ldose O 00 drop leaves and four chairs. ish in your own color prefetence. inches long, with drawers .$16.75 Couch Hammock Comfortable $8.95 link spring and soft tuft- ed matires Stand. snd canopy extra 5-Piece Unfinished Breakfas Set A mid-week bargain, 5 pieces, table with 3] Fiber Rocker Baronial brown finish. Close hand-woven fiber, with comfortable high back. 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W, mmumunumnmmmuummuu!nwuuuuuummuuuumuummwwwwwuuummwmwuuuHu|uuuuuuunfl|uuu1|||muun|mm|mmmmuumnu|lulmnmuumlmumlmumnummm | Sewing Rocker Btrongly made with light \mmlnn on the wood bl No Phone u i w‘ stored on the out- sl m.n of the city, and demanded, if it was not to be destroyed, that at least the citizens of the surrounding com- munities be luppllcd with gas masks. WOULD MOVE MOVE 'DRY OFFICE. Maryland Lawmaker Urges Vaca- tion of Key Home Site. By the Associated Press, Congress 1s called upon to order the removal of tte Federal prohibition headquarters in Baltimore from tie site of the birthplace of Francis Scott Key, composer of “The Star Spangled Banner,” under a resolutior. introduced by Representative Linthicum, Democrat, Mnnyland re-war DUEL CALLED OFF. Rome Editor and Former Fascist Official Reconciled. ROME, May 24 (#).—A duel which had been in preparation between Roberto Farinaccl, former secretary of the Fascist party, and Signor Settimelll, editor of L’Impero, has been called off, the men’s seconds having succeeded in effecting a reconciliation. The quarrel grew out of a letter writ- ten by the editor to Farinaccl. Planes to Map Babylonia. Airplanes will be used by explorers in the valley between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers to map the town sites and irrigation canals of ancient Bab; lonia. Time-worn landmarks of the re glon, forgotten for nearly 2,000 years, and which cannot be distinguished from the ground, may be observed from the sky, it is bt'llt'vt'd Births Reporled reported to 24 hours The following births have Health Department e B and Mary Fitzpatrick, girl helma L. Burnett ' M. Luskes. boy on B Greig boy. Wl Hel | Sutton. boy. nd Emma B, Wolking. boy. Camphell. hoy. Kloff. bos. . boy. ik “Trac W iphany Chu pital, vmun Dliease n (nirser Walter LD, C ‘a el - Tuesday n 335 reward BRI TN wrobably at Pali near Betty Lon Cleveland J COF with Ma Mammoth Phone kS Biie o m or_in or viemity Main 0020, nter front Oak_Ant Reward. McCartney DIAMOND Wi earrine. on xht. Reward ional Theater last * blease telephone v and 10th, . Br. 401, for_return Iost Monday. Mr. Van Derweer . Reward R.F. D AC E OWER o Dreferse]stos T or about February' 2%, 1 5 1401 of ‘June T8 Reward 0% Address ¥ d Mondas ¢ Kindly_ retirn, -.-.. ©_in Woolworth's BOOK. No_ 4% lost_in Petworth of it 1 Vicinity Bakery, 107 Foatn H e, S Address Box. : FOR—Wadnesday evening, ' attached ¥ Liveral _re ward B WA - K \\ ATCH v 0:50" am Lister See the Practical Demonstration G St. Window 17th st s return 4 and B, Tue 5 G now. 25° WATERUESS Cleanser For your Carpets, Ru work, Bathtubs, Autom For Sale on Second Floor 5-b. Cans, $1.00 ] Kltchen Sets 4 Pieces enam- eled in all colors to match your kitchen Wood- es, etc. Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th & G Sta, N.W, * MRS. E. A. NELSON DIES. 5 E Recently Celebrated 58th Anniver- sary of Wedding. Mrs. Aurelia A. Nelson, 78 years old, wife of Edgar A. Nelson, died at her residence, 42 R street northeast, yester~ day after a short illness. Mrs. Nelson came to Washington in 1882 with Mr. Nelson. The' latter was employed by the old Herdic Coach Co. and later was superintendent of the Metrojelitan Coach Co. The couple celebrated their ffty-eighth wedding anniversary last February. Mrs. Nelson was long an active member of Unlon M. E. Church. She _is survived by her husband, two sons, Edgar A. Nelson, jr.. and Arthur L. Nelson: a daughter, Mrs. Robert C. Carter, and by four grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Clarence H. Corkran will officiate, Interment will bs in Con- gressional Cvmeteryl Deaths Reporled Charles H. Grierson, 73, St. Elizabeth's b i Galiineer Howpital: . Georgetown Hos: Hospital States Veterans' Jalter Recd Howpital, wt Robert J pitl Infant of Arthuz A, and ra. George Washin 71 therine Ruseler Hosoital Hos Frecdmen's Hos: Elizabeth’s I 10, 55, 17 Jascphing cVania. 54 oria Williamson st ot s Gillard. B [ Wailer R w arner E G:aths of Thanks. it me to offer my warmest erajeluiness ta all of BT oear Thends of SILAS 4. BLOUN e onremaed thert token ot lntw ’n!prn Ciation and devotion with flowsrs. gifts etc. ‘The same has brought inexpressible comfort in the hour of my greatest be- reavement. % IFE. HENRIETTA B. BLOUNT. l wish to thank my fr and rela ympathy e TOLA HILLIP A Bealhs. arted this life Thursday. My t imen's Hospital, MYR FLe "ALSTON. devoted wife of Nuby Alston and_ daighter of Ada Torain. aves teven brothere and Al { friends. ~ Interment triby o [x Y bo Viewed at the I'mrrnl : eorge B, Cldrke Co f . from 11 am On Wednesd 1 K Church on Friday. Ma: Relatives and friends invited Rock Creek Cemetery BROOKE. Oldest Tnhabitants are re the funeral B. BROOKE Parish Church, Fri 2 pm. THEODORE W ELIOT WRIGHT. Se On Thursday 1d_ Hospital. WIL late Sylvester ¥ resting at G ave. n.w. Notice of The members of Association of lr!ul NOYES, Pres. FRA and Catherine wler's chapel funeral Departed this life Thursday, May a t 3 am. RICHARD H o i Church of Our 1. £l Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. | PARKER. Beaths. on MamhyA May 21 st ne. Funeral irom !;‘-ndn & l'n funeral chapel on Iru‘lhy I vapers pigase Thuradaz, ) and the hand of Agath William. " Theod and_brother and Amos gnd Grace King, May 27, at 140 Franck. . Interment Roeks Creeie Coy Relatives and friends invited 1o atten m his Iate residence. on Fridas. Mav tives and friends invited to terment at Rock Cresk Cemetery Inprwday, May N heloved wil BROWY. THOMAS #ix years ago today. In sad hut lo BRC W Loved in In sad but lovin dnsenter: MARIE Lo three years ago 10- <h the merey of men HE FAMILY Sacred to memory of our RRIE AR <ho ne year ago today, May God. rest SON. ry day onr hearts g0 wandering ‘o & gzrave not far aw Vliere they Jaid. our dear mother, One year ago today. No_one knaws how we No one knows the o Buf we know that Jesn wed her ith eternal rest beyond the grave. T FANLT o Tn sad but locing remembra ear mother. MARY E. PARKI this life six years ago foday. ent_tear, DREN. ROSA AND .. In lovine remembrance of our dear daughter and sister. VERNA M. POE. who departed. this life one year ago today. May we help from feeling lonely - When he ot hear? Our. hesrts are sad and lonely Vet in zrief too deep to tell: Bug time will come to s woon hen we with her may dwell FAMILY. remembrance of our L. PROCTER. who 'n-— mMn Tht stars thine o the ane we lov VING BROTHERS. ot save. “ohN AND SHELTON, 1" sweet and loving rememe brance of my dear husband. THOMAS F. SHELTON. who departed this life one yeaf ago today. May 24. 1 He_wore a crown of patience Throuzh the months he suffered on. it ng Av 1 stand beuide hig srave LOVING W1 NIE H. SHEL- THORNTON. A ftribute of love and memory ir ‘mother. CARRIE E. THORN. 1o our TON E ON. February 20. Those still forms. those closed eves Are open now beyond the skies. To see the Master face to face. am. Reguiem mass at n of the Immacalate Concen R beloved daughter Carroll and Margaret Reb al’ from St 3 el (nee Dennison ). 1 residence on rndu Ma: Relatives and fri invited. metery. ompades of Richard J. Har. Mar RN AR WARRY 3 SHERWOOD. Commander. 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