Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 9

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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Read, 5 2525 Ontario Road EFFORT TO REFLOAT LINER CELTIC FAILS Vessel Remains on Rocks, While Stokeholds and Bunker Are Filling With Water. Br the Associated Press, LONDON, December 11.—A Lloyd's report says that a further attempt to refloat the liner Celtic, which is on the rocks at the entrance to Cork Harbor, with the early morning tide today was not successiul. Reporting on the unsuccessful at- tempt to refloat the Celtic at high tide yesterday afternoon, Lioyd's said that the water in stoksholds 3 and 4 had in- creased to 24 feet, in No. 3 hold and bunker, to 25 feet, and in No. 2 coffer- dam, to 21 feet. The vessel apparently was held just forward of the navigat- ing bridge. COBH, Ireland, December 11 (#).— seas today pounded the liner as _she remained fast on the Cow-and-Calf Rocks at the eastern en- trance to Cork Harbor. for the safety of the skeleton ecrew which remained aboard brought a lifeboat from Ballycotton to the scene, and it was standing by today. Three tugs were also tossing on the rough seas, keeping a ceaseless vigil. Because of the rough weather, it was believed that the liner was in the greatest peril. It was thought that un- loss the next attempt to haul her off the rocks was successful the Celtic would be in immediate danger of being smashed completely. Hand pumps were being used to keep down the water which poured through a huge hole in the liner's bottom and a big rent in her side. Part of the rent in her hull, was being patched with mattresses, in an effort to stem the rush of the sea. Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to ! the Health Department in the past 24 hours R T R T Mablon S. and Vivian 1. Rudolph. girl. George C. and Cecila Chrisman. girl. ‘Thomas P. and Tresa O. McDonough, girl. Tom L. and Naney Peyton, girl George R. and Theresa Roland. hoy. Martin A. and Elizabeth O. Stohiman. John M. and Margaret F. Foley. boy. Ernest and Bertha Thombson. bo: Giuseppi and Lucia Manilli, boy. Louis and Julia A. Jenkin Albert and Maud Smith, boy Deaths }ieportea. The following deaths have been reported to tment in the past 24 hours: . 80. 1616 Hobart st 80, United States Sol- 4 boy. Malachy Lot diers’ Home Hospit: je L. Waters, 79, Emergency Hospital. aniel Halle. 69. 1005 G st. s.e. Annie Burton, 61. Garfleld Hosbital. William A. O'Brien, 60. 1448 V st Paul H. Reran. 2. 1711 _Bay st. s.e John Wilsen. 64, Little Sisters of the Poor. Henry Robinson, 65. 1838 13th st. Eugene Brown. 32, Precdmen’s Hospital. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F “TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed $35 beral Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . ... ...$195 $200 Complete Funera's .......$100 Private Ambulances Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel Latest Pipe Organ Music if Desired—All Without Charge Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. il _ FOUND. S POCKETBOOK. Address Box 244-M, Star office. ST " AUTOMOBILE JACK, dropped from truck. Reward if returned to owner, Rudolph West Co._ S ‘g BAG. black, containing zuirse; bet. I & Mass. ave. n.w.. Monday afiernoon. Phone the | Tourist Home, 1300 Mas: n.w. Reward. + BILLFOLD containing permit and valuable | papers, on Friendship Heights car or be- | tween 'District line and Somerset. Finder please_return to M. Greenbers, 927 G st. n.w. Pranklin 446. = i BOSTON BULL and AIREDALE brown and white pup, D. C. tag No. 8832. Phone Poto- mac_3030-J. _Reward. . BRIEF BAG, lost Saturday, containing arti- cles bearing owner’s name; ‘immedjate recov- | ery papers. of value to owner ohly, of Jit- | most_urgency. Atlantic 1344-W. * CAMEO BROOCH. white gold; reward. Harvard n.w. Telephone Adams 5193-W. DOGS—Straved from 323 A st. ne. male English _beagle hound and male 'Airedale Puppy, Friday night: reward if returned to | above address. Lincoln 3282-W. _ 7 DOG, brindle bull. white feet and forehead, clipped ears and tail: answering to name of “Patsy.” Reward if returned to 3226 19th BETWL 17558 13* EYEGLASSES. Oxford, sold. Saturday af erngon. _Phone Columbia_6937. ‘| FINGER RING. white gold with 3 Lost by beauty parlor operator bef ave. and Ingraham st.. reward. GLASSES—Will the gentleman who _found | tortoise-shell rimmed eveclasses on 9th st car Monday morning, please call Columbia 7870-J after 6 p.m.? Reward. - GLASSES—Downtown. Saturday, December 8: ‘Malor H. Robb, Optician. on ¢ase: Me:ro. 3496. Return Mrs. Atwell, 1016 22nd st. n Reward 1n* KEYS, bunch of, between 19th and K and Dept. 'of Commefce, Monday noon: rewsd. Col. 2160, i KEY CASE. brown leather, containing about kevs; Saturday. vicinity 9th and Maryland €. n'e. Rewerd, Atlantic 206. _ EROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE No. 1048, 523 | amonds. 5117, Ga Ga. 3470 vicinity No. 8 precinct. L. J. Thomas. No. 8 precinet, U between 9th’ and Vermont ave. n.w . NAVAL ACADEMY PIN. green gold. With | initials M. E. P. Reward. Lincoln 6378. * POCKETBOOK., lady’s, _containing and bank book: $5 reward. Dorothy Mil ell. 1421 Brchanan st. n.w. Columbia 2633-W POCKETBOOK. biack. tontaining bills, re- | celpts. 2 key rings. étc. on H st. or 1ith | st. avout 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. Re- ward. Adsms 846+ 4 POCKETBOOK. tan, _containing ~ driver's license, address 117 Primrose st. Chevy Chase, Md., and valuable articles: lost Sat. urday' morning. Return to 3215 Adams Mill rd.: keep money. Call Col. 7410. POCKETBOOK. lady's. on streel between N Capltol and 1st n.w. Sunday afternoon, Finder can keep money if packetbook and other contents are returned to owner. Call North 7544, POLICE PUPPY, dark brown H. ave.. janitor's quarters “Zack’; please_return. SHAWL, gray silk. Spanish Please return to 2310 Conn. ave. Phone North 6316. Reward. P TOOL BOX, mechanic’s. {rom Reliable Mo- tor Service. 14th and W st. n.w., Friday evening: reward for return. WRIST WATCH, lady's white gold, engrave n_Eigin: ribbon band; probably of 7th and D sts. n.w.. Monday, Dec. vard. Phone North 7198. » AIREDALE DOG " from 1316 answers to embroidered. Apt. 103 $150 Steel Vaults. ...$35 § | BURROUGHS. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and not quite so cold tonight; lowest tempera | ture about 28 degrees; tomorrow in creasing cloudiness and somewhat warm- er; gentle southwest winds. Maryland—Fair, not so cold in south portion tonight; tomorrow increasing southwest winds. Virginia—Fair and slightly warmer and warmer; northeast. West Virginia—Fair tonight: tomor- row increasing cloudiness, slowly ris- ing temperature. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 41: 8 pm. 35 12 midnight, 27; 4 am., 26; 8 am., Baromster—4 p.m.. 30.17. 8 pm 0.20; 12 midnight, 30.28; 4 a.m., 30.32: 8 am.. 30.35. Highest. temperature, 48, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 24, occurred at 6 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 57, lowest, 37. Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:50 am. and 1:52 pm.: high tide, 7:33 a.m. and 7:42 pm Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:32 a.m. and 2:33 pm.; high tide, 8:13 am. and 8:23 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:17 am.; sun sets 4:46 pm Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:17 am.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. ) Moon rises 6:48 am.: sets 4:20 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of Water. Great Falls: cloudy. Harpers Ferry: Potomac River muddy and Shenandoah River clear this morn- ing. gentle winds, mostly Weather M Various Citi @ Temperature »2 ? 5, s 3 32 i 58 Stations. s a2 Weather. B Abilene, Tex. ..20.04 48 Rain Albany, N. ¥.013020 34 Cloudv Atlanta, Ga.... 3028 32 Clear Atlantic City. . 3030 38 Clear Baltimore, Md.. 3032 44 Clear | Birmingham ... 3021 54 . Clear | Bismarck, N. D 29.62 48 . Clear Boston. Mass...30.12 38 Pt.cloudy Biffalo. N. Y. 3028 34 . Cloudy Charlecton. S.C.3032 36 Clear | Chicago, T 3022 41 Clear | Cincinnati,Ohio. 30.36 44 Cloudy Clevelend, Ohio. 3070 42 Clear Columbia, 8. C. 56 Clear Denver, Colo... 4 cl Detroit. Mich a2 Pt.cloudy 51 Paso, Tex 58 Clear Galveston. Tex. 60 Cloudy ? Helena, Mont.... 16 Cloudy Huron. 8. Dak.. 29.84 43 Clear Ind‘anapolis.Ind 30.28 46 Clear Jacksonville.Fla. 30.26 62 Il Clear Kansas City.Mo. 3008 54 Cloudy Los Anceles 62 48 022 Clear Louisville. ~ Ky 48 30 ... Clear 5 68 @4 Cloudy 54 48 Cloudy 3 40 30 Clear Qklahoma " City. 2 46 40 00§ Cloudy Omaha. Nebr 38 34 Cloudy Philadelphis. 4 38 [0 Clear Phoenix, Ari 72 48 . Rain Pittsburgh, Pa. 40 30 Glear | Portland. M 34 16 Clear | Portland. 50 40 Pt cloudy Raleigh. 'N. C. 52 34 Cléar Solt Lake ' Gity. 40 78 Snow San _Antonio.. 54 46 Cloudy San Diego, Calif 3088 61 52 Pt.cloudy Sen_Francisco.. 20.06 36 46 Clear St. Louis. Mo...30.20 34 38 .... Clear | St. Paul, Minn.. 3013 46 28 © Clear | Seattle, 'Wash..29.90 48 42 0.02 Pt.cloudv Spokane, Wash. 2088 44 34 022 Pt.cloudy WASH..'D. C...3034 43 2¢ .... Clear FOREIGN. (7 am, Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. . 38 Part cloudy Clear Rain Part cloudy London, England. Paris. 'France Vienna, Austr Berlin,' Germa | Copenhagen. _Den | Stocknolm, Sweden. Part cloudy | Gibraltar." Spain... . & lear (Noon. Greenwich time. today.) (Fayal. Azores. Rain (Current obs Snow Horta Hamiiton, Bermuda.. Part cioudy San_Juan. Porto Rico 74 Cloudy | Havand. Cuba_... 60 Clear Colon, Canal Zone. 80 Clear Marriage Licenses. Marriaze licenses have been issued to the following: Ben R Merriman, 25, and Blanche M. Thompson. 23. both of Falls Church, Va.; Rev. H. M_Henuig John Brooks, 29, and Mary A, Archer. 26, both of Richmond. Vi J. T. Harvey. Karl G. Newell, s Newell, 20, and M. Ruth Da $:30 pim., at Her residence. 714 9th st. s.e.. ANNA' AXMAN. aged 70, beloved wife of Emil _Axman, mother of Georgze. William and Mamie Axman and Mrs. Emma Jones. | Funeral from the above residence on Wed- nesday. December 12. at 2:30 p.m. Rela- | tives and friends invited. Interment Cedar | Hill Cemetery. 1 BARBEE, J. RUSSELL. On Saturday, De- cember 8, 1928, at Atlantic City. N. J. J. RUSSELL BARBEE. Remains resting at the chapel of Cylde J. Nichols, 4209 9th st. n.w. Interment at Delaplane. Va. on Wednesday, December 12, at 12 o'clock BARTLETT, JENNIE_S. On Mondav. De- cember 10, 1998, JENNIE S. beloved wife | of the late Phoenix Bartistt, _Funaral from the chapel of Prank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 7th sl n.w.. on Wednesdar, Decem- | ter 12. at 2 Relatives and friends Inviced. Intermeit (private) Rock Cr BELT. GEORGE CELESTIAN. On Sunday. December 9. 1928, at his residence. Penn- vi xtended. GEORGE CE- LESTIAN BELT, aged 80 years. Funeral December 12. at 1:30 p.m. Servie at F(“"‘ \;’m%hmr'on Heights Blnlis{‘clfilrchw ot 2 pm I ‘ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BOWMAN, M HOWARD, Sr. Mondey. Dece) 10. G Hospital, Bow d jowman and father of William Mo N and Mildred Bowman. Remains ‘;l"d- &t his late residence. 540 Shepherd st. until Thursday morning. 8 a.m. Fu- | n services from the S. H. Hines Co. | funeral hoi 01 14th st. n.w. Thuss- 11 on 1928. at Garfleld day. Decem . at 10 am. Interment Sandy Spring, Md. (Baltimore papers please copy.) 12 MARY. On Saturday. December 8. at Chicao. 1li. MARY BURNS (nes Mo:zan), beloved wife of ~Thomas J Burns. Services will be held at the resi- | gence of her si rs. G. A. Brav. 116 | s.e., on Wednesday. December 12. at 2 ‘pm.’ Iaterment in Congressional Cemetery WILLIAM E. On Sunday. December 9, 1928.'at_his sesidence. 4113 | Canal rd. n'w.. WILLIAM E.. beloved hus- | band of Mary A. ‘Burrouths Funeral from the above residence on Wednesiay. December 12, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to Haly | Trinity Church.$where hikh mass will be | % at 9:15 a.m. Relatives and friends ited. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. COHMEN. CAROLINE. On Tuesday. Decem- ber 11, 1928. at her residence. 1505 16th st n.w. CAROLINE. beloved wife of the late Edward Cohen. Notice of funcral | hereafter. - DA FANNY L. BARTON. On Monday. December 10. 1938, at the residence of her daughter, Mfs. Lindsay Russell. 2310 Cali~ fornia st. n.w. FANNY L. BARTON DAVIS, wife of ihe late Joshua Williams Davis of New York City.' Services and interment Mbravian® Cemetery, Staten Island, N V. | = __FUNERAL DESIGNS. We are skilled in selecting and ar- ranging flowers to secure the best effect. Prompt service, L. C. PRICHARD (Inc.) Cor. 14th & H Sts. M. GEO. C. SHAFFER E%PRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS A% MOD. | ERATE_PRICES. TEL. M. 106, M. 2416, Our Only Store, 14th & Eye Promot Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. >ludiness and somewhat warmer; gentle | tonight: tomorrow increasing cloudiness | Draths. AIGLER, CARRIE. On Tuesday. Decemb: 11 1938, at 6:15 am. st her residence. | 3815 Kanawha st. CARRIE AIGLER. be. loved aunt of the Misses Eber. Notice of funeral later. 12 AXMAN. AN On December 9. 1928. at | from the above’ residence on Wednesday, | § Relatives and friends invited. | er WILLIAM HOWARD BOWMAN. beloved hihand of Etste Cathacind | Braths. arfield e KERR HARRIS. m., N morial Hospital. AIL widow of Charies Mellvaine Harris, daug Mr ate Dr. James Kerr and Funeral services at St. Ja renton. Va., on Wednesday, at 12 noon CHARLES F. 1928. CHARLES P. busband of M A, Hengesbhch Flahertv). Funeral from his late r nce. 1875 Good Hope rd. s.e.. on Wed: ¥, December 12. at 8:30 am.. thence to ter of the James Kerr. Chuieh. Wi December 12, NUNGESBACH, December 9. On_Sundav. ed nee St. Theresn's ch. where mass Wil he | caid at 9 am hie_ rcpose of his soul Interment Ariington Cemetery. Relatives | and friends invited q 1 JONNSON, EILEN. December 9. 3028iTat 12:50 am. at residence. 1615 ST | SLLEN, the wife @b the Johnson ‘and mother of-the hnson Gross. Grifin Johnson Cooke and Elmer Johnzon to mourn their loss four nd two s Charley Jopnson. | Johnson Hill, Johnson Hrown. e Johnson Andrews. Eusebia Johnson rt and Percy Joh ndchildren I her late r December 12. Rela- ed. " (Philadelphi . Departed this life Mon- t Gallinger Ho: devoted Adclaide Johnson. father _of and Joseph Johnson. and son of Eila Johnson. He also leaves to host of other relatives ns resting at the John h al chapel 3rd and Eve sts. Notice of funeral later. SER. ROBERT H.. Jr. t 10, 102 | ROBERT H | band of ar son of Robe: Keiser. Remains T bers' funeral parlo: Notice of funeral 1 mou nz. Decen 2 EN. beloved husband of Rose E. and son of John P. and Moore. Fune s of Wise Friends and relati nd. | MOSSBURG. SAMUEL day. December 9. W. Suddenly, Sun-* SAMUEL W. MOSS- BURG. He is sury ife, Helen M. Mossburg: a fa A. Mose- a_brother, Mossburg, and children. Funeral services at his late residence. 908 B st. s . Wednesday. De- cember 12, at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemeter 11 OWENS. GRAYCE EUNICE HILDA. Depart- ed this life_sudde onday, ‘December 10. 1928, at her ca. 1796 Orezon ave 'w. GRAYCE EUNICE HILDA OWENS. Notice of funeral hereafter. FRRY, WALTER H. Departed this life to P e srent bi ond. suddenly Saturday, De- ber 8. 1928, at am. a - Sency Hospital., WALTER H. PERRY, He feaves a devoted wife. Sallie Tolson Perry, and the son of the iate Maria Millstead Funeral from his late residence, 1424 6th st. W, esday, December 12. at 1 © e p e nence to. the., Providence Baptist Church. M st. bet. 4'z and 6th s. s.w.. Rev. Aquila Sayles, pastor. ‘%.PI- s and friends invited. RY A. On Monday, Decem- | 3. MA | i ¢'the home of shter; he.. ana Mrs. Albert Moran, e Hone 9 a.m. Wednesday, December 12, at ioly Comforter Church. 14ih and ‘E. C: s ne. Interment Cadar Hill Cemete STOKES, GEORGE P, Suddent day, December 10. 1928 at his' res o H o GEORGE P, hushand of t late Alice M. Stokes. Funersl from ahove Tesidence Thursday, December 13, at 2 oom. Relatives and {riends iavited. In- termenc Congressional Cemetery. 12 Oon Moaday. WARD. THOMAS, December 10. 1 dauszhter. Mrs. J. HOMAS, WILSON. 8. at the residence of his Clinkscales. 713 C st ne. VILSON. hushend of “the iate Janie R. Ward. ~Funeral services at the above address Wednesday. December 12 at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. JAMES EDWARD. Departed this © Sunday, December g, 1028 at 7:30 p.m. at Preedmen's Hospital. JAMES EDWARD WHITE. He leaves to_mourn their loss & devoted wife. Jennie E. White: five chil- dren, two grandchtldren, two sisters. daugh- ter-in-law one brother-in-law. two sonis aw. and a host of other relatives and nds, Body resting at 124 Que st. s.W. Puaerai services at Mount Morian Baptist Chureh, J. H. Randoiph officlating, Thursday, December 13. at 1 p.m. Body will He in state at Mount Moriah Baptist Church Thursday from 10 am. to 1 pm. WHITE. JAMES E. Officers and members of ‘ reka Lodge. 4562. G. U. O. of Odd will attend & call meeting Wed- night. December 12. 1928 at 7:30 at Ogd Fellows' Hell. 1606 M &t for arrcngement of the funeral of our ‘brother, JAMES E_WHITE. Done by I lodee ROBERT 1. NELSON, N. G, ROBERT C. DYSON. Sec. In Memaoriam. DILLARD. JOHN B. In loying remembrance of my dear uncle. JOHN B. DILLARD. who departed this life four years ago. De- ber 11, 1924 ““"HYS DEVOTED NIECE. ERNESTINE. * JOHNSON. W. M. In loving remembranee of a dear onie who departed this life three years ago 5. December 11, 1925, Today recalls a memory Of a loved one laid to rest. And those who still remember him Are the ones who loved him best E] nw. A FRIEND. R. WADE. * JONES. WILLIAM. 1In sad but.loving re. { " membrance of my dear WILLIAM JONES. who dcparted this life four years ago today. December 11. 1224, His memory is as sweet today Aeih 195 hovir ‘ha passed away LOVING MOTHER, F1IZARETH JACKSON, AND HIS SISTER. RGINIA \IIY.L- Seymour B Kossoff, 3. and Anna LIAMS. Schneider. 21, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. | KREAMER. CHARLES A. In sad but Jove Georze Silverstone. = maranes our’ dear | father: Ne2mnell D Poyner. 26 and Miriam E. e R AMER” wha departed con. 20; Rev. Daniel Washinaton = 20 Ducomber William T. Butt. 22. and Ray G. Duvall, e four .yesrs aso today. Decambe: 20; Rev. S. Carroil Coale. s S the g pajorzls Dates, 3L and Helen Thomas. 24 Si " "Toved one. inid: fo rest . Y Cicine Derer 36 ant Wiilssie .| And those who still remembe? ‘him Tin 36, ‘both ‘ot Boston, Mass . Rev. CR."ar, @ _ Are the ones who loved him best. Hennig oft we think of vou. dear o And our hearts are said wi ain: Obe (hia kotd. would seem like heaven Could we hear_you ance azain H1S LOVING CHILDREN. * MALINDA. In sad but loving rec membrance of our dear moiner. MALINDA MORTON. who departed this_ life three years ago today. December 11. 1925. A loving mother. so good and kind No friend on carth like her we find Sad was the hour of that unhappy day When God called our dear mother away. HER CHILDR! o MORTO! MEMORIALS. DESIGNED AND £REC)ED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2968° " FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Tue J. F. Mannine Co., Inc. 919 15TH STREEI N W WASHINGTOR FUNERAL DiRECTORS. " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons = Casgre prmomy 3034 M St N W Haone wee o V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W._ R. 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