Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 9

BROOKE FUNERAL TODAY. Pioneer Remdrnt and Burr‘nu Em- ploye Died Wednesday. Funeral services for Lloyd B. Brooke, |72 years old, who died at his residence, 11 Kennedy street northeast, Wednes- | day, were conducted in St. Paul's Epis- {copal Church, Rock Creek Parish, this |afternoon. Interment was in Rock | Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Kindle and H. E. Kramer of the bullding associa- tion; Danicl W. McCallum, Alfred R. Gould, John Prender and Charles A. Hall, all co-workers at the bureau. Mr. Brooke was employed at the Bu- reau of Engraving and Printing for more than a half century. He was a member of the Association of Oldest In- habitants of the District of Columbia, the Glebe Rod and Gun Club of Mary- | 1and_and was a director of the Ameri- |can Tuildlm{ A<<m‘1nllnn | C. W. NEWHOUSER DIES. | It happens just right gentlemen— Every Spring Suit and Top Coat remaining of the present season’s stock —is in this Annual Clearance Sale. Good choosing—because the best models of Fash- jon Park, Charter House, Richard Austin (the London Draper) and the Mode are included. Every Three-piece (street) and Four-piece (sport) Suit—only Full Dress excepted—and every Top Coat. The Suits: $35 and S40 grades, now.... $29£ $45 and S50 Grades, now. ... 5392 §55, $60, $65 and $70 grades, § 49 .50 now to Be Buried Tomorrow. Charles W. Newhouser, 74 years old, former real estate operator and a resi- dent of this city for 22 years, died in the Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Perk, Md., last night after an illness of several weeks, Mr. Newhouser was born in New York City, the son of the late Anthony New- houser. He spent the greater portion of life in Pennsylvania. He at- ded Dickinson Seminary. v his widow. Mrs. Willlam Millard of city and_ Mrs and by a son, Roy L., Olympia. Wash., of this city Private funeral services will be con- | ducted at the residence tomorrow. In- terment will be in Rock Creek Ceme- | tery. Bn lhs Reporled The following hirths have he 1o Heaith Department in the and_ Sally Hamburger, girl And McKimmie, girl oy hoy boy hoy $75, $80 and $85 grades, now $69:5_9- The Top Coats: $35 and $40 grades, now.... 328£ $45 and $50 grades, now.... 5372 $55, $60, S65 and S75 grades, § 49 .50 now Young, girl Rohimon. el wdson. boy fer.. hoy 5. hoy ha R Mitchell Elizaheth Proctor. boy. Magnolia Haskine boy @ Helen Dean. girt 4 and A Geneva Perry, girl 0 ‘Dyed Mourningrthk In 24 Hours | Carmack DryCleaning&Dyeing Co. 2469 18th St. N.W. oy |6 Dupont Circle l Franklin Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 No Charge for Alterations The Mode—F at Eleventh Phone Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. . 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Abbey eliminates provides a place where families Tie by dry above the nor mold can enter, Mausolewm entombment is beautiful, Tt costs no more than g nd burial, when cost of grave- site, interior lining and tombstone are compared. a dear one to rest in this inspiring the horrors of the grave and and friends may tomb high and neither water, damp An endowment fund amply sufficient to main- tain it forever is deposited with the Continental Trust Co, side side in a snow-white You can purchase a cemetary lot any time, but space in the Abbey Mausoleum is limited. I am Interested in the Mauso- leum. Please Send Literature. NON-SECTARIAN Abbey Mausoleum, Inc. JAMES K. COLLIFLOWER Office 1000 Conn, Ave. Phone—Main 7897.7898 Be sure to visit this wonderful edi- open for inspection at all times, representative at mausoleum every Sunday or by appointment any time, Name fice; Prosident Addvess Phone Pmmn D. C. Real Estate Operator | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tomor- Tow. K tomorrow, perature, Virginia—Mostly cloudy, with showers in south portion tonight; tomorrow fair and slightly warmer. Record for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 65; 12 midnight, 54; 4 am,, 5 noon, 58. Barometer—4 pm., 2074; 8 pi 29.74; 12 midnight, 20.74; 4 a.m,, 29.72; 8 am., 20.72; noon, 29.66. Highest temperature, 68, occurred at 5:45 p.m, lm\m temperature, 52, occurred at 2:15 Trmp«rnmrn same date last year— Highest, 65; lowest, 55. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 7:20 am. and 7:54 pm.; high tide, 12:46 am. and 1:06 not much change in tem- .m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:22 am. and 8:50 p.m.; high tide, 1:47 a.m. and 2:07 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today--Sun rose 4:48 a.m.; sun sets 7:22 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:47 am.; sets 7:23 p.m. Moon rises 10:53 a.m.; sets 12:39 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy. ther in Various Cities sun Weather sepinsas 1SOUIH Abilens .. Albany .. Atlanta Atlantie ¢t loudy Il Clea Clear Pt cloudy L 1 Louisville Miami. Fla 10 44 008 0.86 ¢l Clear o Cloudy 11 Clear I Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear 11 Clear © Clondy Clear 001 Rain Deaths fi;ported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours Spokane WASH.. 7 Bth ox 1 izabeth Rein: Ho. Tattle Siviers of the rotine T, Neuhe 312 15th st iliana J. B, Dieudonne, 76, 1650 Rosedale 7 1st ot n auto in front of 3500 14th st Jotn M Cromwell terrucy {ne, Noah Best. 2, 020 H st s w hn Green. 38, Home for Aged and Infirm Quantity Economy Big Pan Loaf Soll , Butter Maryland—Generally fair tonight and | e MORTICIANS a 1730-1732 Penna, Ave. NW. 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The new granite and marble Abbey Mausoleum, erected on a site near the south entrance to Arlington National | Cemetery will be dedicated Sunday aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock. James E. Colli- “FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Resciis Leazue 340 Marviand ave a.w Main ROKS IAH’I. TERRIER. brindie front leg with _white answers o BOSTON Tlost_on May 19, Brightwood. and e, WATCH, gold st os Ebiptians Thio Walter Re ospital. F municate w Reed | Poli's The ear Betty Lot Shop CTotnd. 28721 “pot on name and address Aarn a0 BOLLDOG 4 0 name " Bobe collar. = Liberal reward. in_downtown section_ Thu Reward. Adams 1055, w cement - ahout Reward. nond_earTin r i Reward, Main 5 Y EGLASSE Oxford. Saturday of Stuart J Phor % i chased white gold bifocal May 19, at or in vieinity igh School: white golil Finder leave _with > Reward. M. T. ombe . CRYSTAL Bhane Clarendon 14 00K, Tady s u n on Ry Call_Cla nale. Mr er_arm, Wednesday 1 street car Reward. s POLIC iost Monday. Reward n Derweer. R. F. D E_about 1 oclork . Conn. ave. ave. hetween 1 Liberal reward ear or Conn Aion Hotel. rafton Hotel Lin WATCH o h st and [ n 455 G_ day Plrase rot Mre_ Tinter" "ew AMETHYST BRACELE Double string: lost Palm Sun- ay between Epiphany Church and the Cathedral. Suitable re- ward. Apt. 618, ' Roosevelt Hotel. Decatui 800. PLATINUM BOW - KNOT1 PIN- ‘im'\ll diamond setting; May 22, between 12:30 and I: hetween Epiphany Church, Wil- rd Hotel and Union Station. Suitable reward. Apt. 618, Roosevelt Hotel. Decatur 800 SRewand. T w. { '/ Extract From Letter— “I wish to express to you my sincere thanks and appreciation of the considerate courtesy, tact and kindness shown by your efi- cient establishment.” Complete Cost, $285.00 A GO\ Ine. B. Gawler AL Gawler Main 353123513 /6 C T A N the very Acme of flower, president of the mausoleum, will preside. The Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, pastor of the Church of the Ascension, will speak, and Col. Wade H. Cooper will give a history of mausoleums. Charles W. Darr, State deputy of the Knights of Columbus, will give the memorial 1098, at JFRANCES r»nmm this life T edmen's Ho ted wifl 'nf Ada Torain ra seven brothers and sisters nt North ASHTON. \um»nh on Wednesday, May * R RGE W ASHTON at interment 1098 TAM AR at hursday Wi DENNIS J, NILAND, F Suddente May D. €. CHAR Dorachel): Dile noti given. (Baltimore nleasn copy. ) CEARK, On Thursdar. May 24, 1 ife of the | Gin mother of Mcs ardy Mrs. Dora Cl neval, from her late residen st Laurel. Md. Saturdav. M at Tis mm: " Interment Arimzton National Cemeters oDevarted this life at 3 Thursday. May ARD_H oh 1" Sntsrment Mount Otvvet Cem COOKE. « R R QUANDER. Re AVIS. Denarted this life 1078 at his resid WILLIAM E bel ewart host af’ evintives and_friends o Wednesdas At his residence. JOHN EDWARD FOW: 1 Mrs e Wiliam H_ Fowler m his late residence. Saturday Ma At 830 am. thenes to Chirch of " the Nativity, where. mauiem m. for the renose Sneressinnal Com- Relatives and friends invited Washinzton, D. €. Letee. No 3 The lodss will meet in Tow” at 745 o'clock p.m 1908, for the purnoss of he ‘memaors of our late ARD FOWLER. who and Lodge of the Here May 3 ervices At late fesdence. 8101 5th st. n.w.. at 8:15 o.m By order VATHAN weILL Exalted Ruler. Attest: W, S. Shelhy. Sacretary LAND. On Thursday. May 24, 1928, 2:50 am.. ol his residence 383 F wt 0 WILLIAM, beloved son af ne o meral 1 Bert Robertson dence on Saturday. § Interment Glenwood Cemetery. and friends invited hurstar, May o4, 1098 at 1D, Setored wite_of rd i Dei Tna ear. Rer aion reating At Zarhorst funeral Darlors 1 Fast Cloitol st " Funeral from Grace Relatives JOMNSON. On Fridav, Mav 25. 1938 after Providence Hosnital (nee_ Chessidine | May °8 {Nin lite Tuesdar Mas 30 pm. At st E CARRIE m Fe. - The funeral wili b Sunda t 1 " H officiating. Relatives ‘and_friends i (Orange. Calpepper and Baltimore b ners Dlease copy KING. 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