Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1928, Page 9

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F| THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D.” ¢, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1928, ool dswoiaion et [YULE MAIL LOSSES AGGREGATE $325,000 John W. Barton, president of Ward | Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn., wui Post Office Department Asks Care in Addressing, Including elected president of the American As sociation of Junior Colleges at its an- | nual convention here yesterday. Doak ,s Campbell of George Peabody Col- | |lege for Teachers, Nashville, was re- clected secretary-treasurer. | Proper Return. l&oth with the original and return ad- ress. Coincident with the appeal to the public for care, John H. Bartlett, first assistant Postmaster General, asked the 50,000 postmasters of the country to aid in preventing the usual flood of misdirected mail. 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Rathgeber is survived by his widow, Mrs. Eleanor Bromwell Rath- geber; a daughter, Mrs. Seth H. Frear, | 10:46 p.m.; high tide, 3:39 a.m wife of Maj. S. H. Frear, U. S. A., of | 4:09 pm. Langley Field, Va., and a son, Mortimer | Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:57 am. D._ Rathgeber of this city. 11:36 pm.; high tide, 4:33 am. Interment will be at Arlington Na- | 4:57 pm. tional Cemetery. Funeral arrangements : | will be announced later. The Sun and Moon. Sisenany Today—Sun rose 7:12 am.; MAN STABBED IN FIGHT. | “4.2: Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:13 am.; sets 4:46 p.m. Injury May Prove Fatal to Victim of Abdomen Wound. Moon rises 1:48 am.; sets 2 pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. | R — Condition of the Water. suffered early this morning by Leo Clear, Smith, colored, 24 years old, 509 Florida | _ Harpers Ferry — Potomac, avenué, during a_fight i his, home. | Shenandoah, clear. At Emergency Hospital, where he was 6 el i found to be suffering from a. stab WYea Dy 10 Wtk €l wound in the abdomen, it was said that his condition is critical. Eighth pre- cinct police are holding Joseph Keys, colored, 36 years old, of the 2400 block M street. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow: | somewhat warmer tomorrow; gentle northeast winds. West Virginia—Fair, with slightly warmer in west portion tonigh morrow partly cloudy and warmer. Records for 24 Hours, Thermometer—4- pm., 44; 8 pm 12 midnight, 31; 4 am., 28; 8 am., noon, 32. Barometer—4 pm. 2317; 8 pm, 30.29; 12 midnight, 30.34; 4 a.m., 30.37; 8 a.m., 30.44: noon, 30.42. i Highest temperature, 48, occurred at 2 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 27, 7:35 am. today Temperature Highest, 51; lowest, occurred at same date last year— 28. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Low tide, 10:08 am. sun muddy; es. Machme Mends “Runs in Hosiery A machine that mends “runs” in sheer silk hosiery, the invention of two | brothers who worked five years to per- | fect, it is being exploited. ene, Albany. tlanta, G Atlantic Cit Baltimore. Md Birmingham ... 3 Bismarck. N. D, Boston, Mass... Buffalo, N. Y... Lh-\rlrxlon.nvS c. Tex...30.42 48 38 . NO¥L 3 Slear | ... Pt.cloudy +.Cl Denver, Colo. Detroit, Mich.. 3 El Paso. Tex.... Galveston, Tex. Helena, _Mont Huron.'S. Dak. 30.28 Indianapolis.Ind 30,44 Jacksonville.Fla. 30.20 | Kansas City. Mo 30.38 Los Angeles ... 20.08 Louisville, Ky.. 3052 Miami, Fla...... 30.12 N. Orleans, La New York, N.Y. Oklahoma ' Cit Omaha. Nebr... 30 Philacelphia,Pa. 3038 Phoenix, Ariz, Bltaburghy Ba.. 3040 Portland, Me... 3014 Portland, Oreg: Raleigh, Biotondy Cloudy . Bt.cloudy . Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear ® Clear Glear car ? Gloady Clear Clear Pt cloudy Clear lear INC. San Diezo.Cx if. 30.04 San _ Francisco. 30.22 St. Louis, Mo.. 30.40 St. Paul, Minn. 30 28 Seattle, ‘Wash. . 20.32 Spokane, Wash. 3068 WASH., D ... 3044 Temperature, Weather. 34 Cloudy 44 Cloudy 36 Part cloudy London, Paris, Vienna, Copenh. Stockhol Gibraitar. England... France... Aust Spain art cloudy (Noon, Greenwich today.) | Horta (Fayal), Azores... 60 Cloudy | (Cuftent observations.) | Hamilton, Bermuda.. | San Juan, Porto Rico... 80 Havana, Cuba s .66 Colon, Canal Zone.. 76, Clea: Part cloudy Clear Part cloudy Deaths R.eported The ‘ollowing deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours | George O. Newman, 92. 2311 Conn. ave. | plegl]".Ibe“‘ Brecse, 89, Et. Elizabeth's Hos- | Mary B. Poe. 84, 3315 Wisconsin ave, Janet Robinson. 15,1858 Calltornia st Alice H way, T4, 727 1si Esther L(be\ Trachlenber, Gl 16 14th st Hendrick Schouter, 60, Home for Aged and Infirm. Frank A. Schwing. 60. 1333 Jefferson st Margaret G'Connor. 59. Gallinger Hospital. D‘Pel ter Anderson, 38, St. Elizabeth's Hos- " Julia A. O'Connor. 37, 2110 57th st William T. Machant, 35, en route Emer- 34, 1519 V st gency Hospital Willlam A, Ferguson, Payton Webb, 65. 130 JOth st. s.e. piicholas Hager, 60 St Elmzbeth’s Hos- ital. ‘Wiiliam_Jackson. 55, 212 P st. James E. Henderson. 50. 319 G st. n.e. Annie E. Erown. 45, 333 15th st. s.e. John N.’ Henderson, 45, found in C. & O. Canal. Sux‘u ‘Todd. 42, 1805 9th st. William A. Foreman, 36, grounds of Walter Reed Hospital. Roland ‘Boone, 28, Gallinger Hospital. Blogdell Humphries, 7, 84 Myrtle st. ne. Prank Brooks, 6 months, Children's Hospitol. Infant of Blanche Robinson, 2' Garfield Hospital. se. days, Marriage Licenses. Vernon Otho Kanable. 22. Findlay. Ohio, and Alice Amelia Ann Davis, 21, Woodbine, Kans.: Rev. Frederick Brown Harris. Orlandg 'J. "Hodge. 34, and Caroline Bender, 37 Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett. Paul 'F. Alexandér, 47, and Florence H. Woolford,” 33, Cambridge; Md.: Rev. J. M. | Hogan William _ Landis Whittington, 27, Helen “Alber(ina Clifford, 22 Rev. J. and E FOUND. GOLLIE, handsome male collie, oid dog: please claim Leagie, 349 Md. ave. s.w. male police and | Animal Res Main_ 8088 mac Pa Bridge._ Liberal reward. Star_office. z BRACELET, 5-stone diamond, or Mayflower Hotel: reward. BROOCH. gold frame, hair under glass Connecticut ave. ‘between N and Ban pl: reward. _Call Decatur 2509-W. il CAT. part Maltese (a dusty gray color wih faint stripes); last seen Sat. night, Dee. 1 Please notify’ G. R. Downs, Lincoln 810 i v DIAMOND RING, solitaire and 4 small stones, in hall, Post Office Dept., Mond noon. ' Reward. Phone Franklin 4307 ¢ s DOG. _Airedale, 2 years, Return, n.w.._or phone Col. mhvE DOG. English Setter, white and tan spotted los* ‘two weeks ago. Reward for his return Georgla_1350-J Y EARRING, diamond. Wed. evening, 1 larg: 8 small and pearl in pendant Liberal re. ward. _Apt. 409-D, Wardman Park Hotel. * | EARRING. old-fashioned gold; lost Wednes- | day forencon. = Call North 9285-W or 3531 R st.n.w._Re ELGIN wms"r “WATCH—Between Home and I5th and L sts. n.w. 1500 Mass. ave. nw EYEGLASSES—White gold, and chain: vi- cinity 14th and Col. rd. Col. 4323. Reward OXFORD GLASSES, silver: lost Tuesday. Reward. _Phone Bradley 291. PIN-—Maltese Cross Memorial Hospital Pin. 1908, Reward. Adams 5451-W. 3601 N. H. ave. nw POCKETBOOK —— Containing $10, checks. lady's . gloves. keys. etc.: B bet. 9th and ! Tth s.w. 1820 Belmont rd. Col. 10128. ¢ POLICE DOG_and small Pomeranian- dog, both _light brown. Reward. Potomac 5797 PURSE. small gray. contafning two old pins. vallied as gifis from mother. on We nesday, 5th, on 7th st._car betwe Florida ave. & F st. m»muu Columbia fing ‘ana Lo Address Box 159: on Conn. Dec. 1847, ave 8 oni | Tt ail: about | 1308 slaminedn 5t " Louise Rewa; e, 1025 Phone | 0ol of _Law. Georgetown S tinls S 0 Vi initials inside, WATCH CHAIN—Part of watch chain tween Pa. ave. and Navy Yard on 8th st P. Cross. Receiving Ship, Navy Yard. 7% WIRE-HAIRFD ~ FOX _TERRIER. _female: white with bl ick and brown markings: name “Peg.” Misting from 3700 McKiniey st. since Monday. _Reward. _Call Clev. 546. WRIST WACH, Laco. on Georgia ave. be- tween Newton' and Princeton pl. n.w. on Monday about 9:15 am. Reward If" re- turned to 739 Newton pl. n.w.. Apt. 101. WRIST WATCH, gold. gold |k chajr, brace- let: Initials “P."S. H." on back. .05 18th n.w._sReward. L WRIST WATCH, white gency Hospital. 'Reward. Phone Alex. 1088. YOUNG FOX TERRIER- Male, 2 black ears and black spot over tail. Reward, 3212 Oliver st., Chevy Chase, D. C dent ry's b phone H, d. vicinity T in Kann's or_candy and 10 on 7th st Clarendon 793-W, 1. Finder please Reward, | Emerg, the contents liquid burned her badly that she have attempted to dr of the bottle, but the face and mouth dropped the bottle beforc she had swallowed any. She was treated at y Hospital, where her condi- | aid to m- not serious. [ | e, s0 tion was Births Ropoutf‘d The following_birt o the Health Departn Sidney Walter E Alphonsu Jobn R Dr. Jam Agost Josepk Amedeo Elmer N Raymo Edward J Trenton N E ai and T B and | | | | | boy ui oy deley, boy Obie Horac Philip Le Roy C ¢ @ard nf Thanks. TYLER tend pre TYLER. adelphi SEPHINE Amos dence. Sp heloves wite ot Hutsato wneral from the chapel of Prank Geier's Sons Co turday. Dec ves and frie: wood Cemete: RTLETT, GEORGE nly. Thurs- | December 6. 5 ¥ in his 20(h On Tuesday. Decem- . GEORGE BUTCHE aves to_mourn | s and friends. | December 4. at Bailey's fune: n.w. Interment BUTCHER, GEORGE. ber 4, 192¢, 1 05t _of cou icas Friday, . from Joseph I. K sts. ARAH GRAHAM. 5. 1528, at the b in Crestwood. N. Y.. BUTLER. formerly of Was of Bessie Butler Lang Funeral Friday, Decem- Wednesday. SARAH December ichter mother y Butler. ¥ o LORENZO. On Tuesday. December | ac his residence. 441 4th st. n.e. | LORENZO CAPON Funeral from_ thi above residence Friday. December 7. at | 8330 ‘am. thenca to Holy Rosaty Chureh. Where redu be <aid at 9 am Tor fhe Crepase of his soul Interment Mount Olivet .Cemetery. Relatives and ends fnvited [ COTTRELL., EMMA. On Wednesday, De- | cember 1928, EMMA COTTRELL. Fu- | neral fre the chapel 0! ‘Thomas F. Mur- | Tav' & Sor st Sen on Sat- lirday, Dece 9:30 am. Rel and frionds Nerment | Drades- e. Va ~ EDWARD. Departed this life . 1928. FDWARD COY. band of Elizabeth C will be held: at the Co._ chapel F: Interment Payne's Cem K\l"ll RINE. Tuesd: 1130 pm. at Ars Thomas Dar- | " KATHERINE C beloved wifs and ber 7. CAPONE. 1921 n ber 8. at invited. th at 1 pm CURRHEY, T 4. 18 December 4, Q@ st. nw.. MARY ved by I n: a son, v, ‘three other a srandchildren Remnins funeral par- Sw. Fu- feral Sinday, 130 pm.. rom Third Baptist Church. 5th and Q| nw. Rev. Georse O. Bullock, pasto ends invited to attend GULDL - MARY. 1 0 am. o i | RY"GUT beloved { b Guldi. Funeral services Monday: | 10 at P. A. Taltavull's. funerai | Tth and E st St Dominic’s. Chure < Interment at Mount Oiivet Cemetery HARVEY, MARGARET SHIPPEN LYN On Tuesday. December 4, 1928, at the re dence ‘of her dauzhter. Mrs. Charles L Billard.” 1616 Hobart st n.w.. MARGARET SHIPPEN LYNCH. widow of Edward J Harvey. M.’ D. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and daughter of_the Iate Commodore Dominick Lynch. U S. N. " Mass. will be_ celebrated | (he Shrine of tiw Sacr 16th and Park rd. on Friday, December 7. o §'am Interment Mount Olivet Cemetey. Decem director, ed Heart, HOLLOWAY, ALICE. On Tuesday. Decembe: 4,°1928. ot 2 p.m. after a long illness. at | her residence. 727 1st st. n.w.. ALICE. aged | 74 vears. beloved wife of the late James L. Holloway. s, Holloway was born in | 1 nd, and has resided in the | of “Columbia 39 Funeral Thursday, December 6. at her late | 2 p.m."Interment Atlinston Na- | service: residence. tional JACKSON. FREDERICK. Departed this suddenly on Monday. December 3. 1928, | FREDERICK JACKSON. beloved “son of Mildred Jackson. husband of Sallle Jack- son. He also_leaves to mourn their loss four sisters. five brothers and & host of other relatives the 3rd en sts, December 7. at 1 p.m.. Phines funeral cuapei, sw. Interment Payne's Cemetery (Departed this lifs De- Atlantic City. N daughter life Oscar Key of funeral LYLES. WILLIAM. December 2. 1938, at_the he Aced and Infirm. WILLIAM ue: unless same OrTow remains ing to the On Tuesdav. son’s residence. t Jul s son’s reside: at830am.: thence v mass will pase of his fends invited fo a Mount Olivet Ceme- at city mot called for by 3 pun be disposed ‘of a WITLIAM W on Friday. Dec to St. Pete: be said at ¢ soul tend, tory MOXLEY comber sas ave, band mber 7 DOLCLAS G. & Beriha On Tues esidence belove: 'y v d late residence on 2 Interment | MUNDELL, E! ! Wednesday. Decembor 28, at P men's Hospital. AGNES MUNDELL. dauehter ‘of Ida W 3 stepdauan- | ter of Ellsworth Wi Md. and AG this resting home, tice of funeral later. O'CONNOR, MARGARET. On Tuesday. 28, At T MARGAR of Patric at_Ho 467 foved: amught Margaret O'C: her aze, Fi \ her | t John nw. on Friday. December 1. thence to Holv Tr nity C will be said at 9:15. Relatives and ed. it'at Holy Rood Cemes: Tnterm, [E WALTER 10 ddenly o | " belo ! 1 from n of Ettd dner St ic dayv. December 8. at 2 pa. Rela nd (riends mvit T RATHGEBE ORGE . e- | Reed GEBE beloved Notice of RICHARDSON. ELIZAF Deparf ed this life on We Decemb: 1928, 'at Frosdmen's Hospital. FLIZABETH | BRAY' RICHARDSON of 903 44th st. ne. | mother of Selma Bray Mitchell and M and Paul Brav of Alice Heds teth. "'She leaves & other relatives and ‘friends to monrn their loss. Remains Testing at Henry S. Washington's funeral home, 467 N st. m.w. Notice of funeral later. SCESCO. LURAND BAYLOR. On Wednes- day, December 5, 108, at 8 o'clock a.m at her residence, 1810 dth st. nw. LU RAND BAYLOR SCESCO. beloved wife of Ravmond _Scesco mother of Osear | Scesco. beloved daughier of ‘he late Fred- | erick Bavior and. Lizzie Bavior, sister of Efie. Elsig und Bied. James and Sherman | Bavior. She leaves many other relative: departure. Filday December 7. at 8 b.i Mount Bethel Babtist Church, 2 5 Roy. loy. Deeenher Wwes and fHiends . ve re ce Deaths. TEWART. JAMES. sday. Dec C. JAMES ourn " th iry O dren and T. Rhines Departed _ th 6. 1923, at Blue ART one (Sur: of other lite ain: He leaves to daughter. Mrs. five grandehil relatives and the JOSEP] JOSEPH Iu fi'lrnmrum. BARKER. MARGARET B ad re p. BARKER sad but lov © mo MAR departed this 1t December 6, 1920 ng Toved 5o dea BURRELL and” and ASON. who IILDREN, memory GROSS ) € . GROSS. MARS of AND CHARLES GRO: . HANDS LEE. remem- ORA LEE 6. 1924, O Lord her. CORA Decembe to her. 1pon and May remem JESSE three “and nephew. departed this Iif years ago today. December 6, 1925 Mother loved vou. but God loved vou be 1S_DEVOTED MOTHER. ELLA HOLLE' AND LOVING AUNT. MAGGIE SCOTT, KEPPLER, EVELYN LEONA. sad but % remembrance ‘of our darling and v_little girl. EVELYN LEONA KEP- i who_departed this life five vears ako todag. December 6. 1923 Fone since that sad dav was called away. as, His will; HOLLEY. who In nes blow softly lowed spot May the heavenly w O'er that sweet 'Mid the chanain You will never be f lly missed. AND AUNT ALICE n_loving remembrance ELL. our father and o departed this life one AARON ndfather. w r ago. December 6. 192 {118 GfILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. * NER. EDWARD. 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