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cradle of golf, he became a noted play- er and won the first Western amateur championship of this country in 1900. His father founded a firm to manu- facture golf equipment under the fam- ily name in Great Britain. ‘The banker is survived by his widow, the former Agnes Kerr of Winnipeg, Canada, whom he married in 1885; three sons, of Chicago, Robert R. For- gan, David Robertson Forgan, jr. and J. Russell Forgan, and two daughters, of New York, Mrs. Halstead G. Free- man and Mrs. P. Lyndon Dodge. Heart Disease Cause, DAVID R. FORGAN, NOTED BANKER, DIES Official of Central Republic Bank and Trust Was Financial Author. was caused from heart disease result- ing from a complication of ailments from which the banker had suffered for some time. For the last threes weeks he was confined to his home, |although the seriousness of his condi- tion was not generally known. His wife, sons and daughters were with him when he died. Beginning as a messenger of the Clydesdale Bank of St. Andrews, Mr. Forgan rose to become one of the in- fluentiel bankers of -the Middle West. From Scotland he went to Fredericton, | New Brunswick, where he was employed ‘by the Bank of Nova Scotia, later be- By the Associated Press. EVANSTON, I, David R. Forgan, Chicago banker and a on financial subjects, died in his home today after an illness of three He was 69 years old Forgan, who started his banking in his native Scotlaad, was vice chairman of the Executive Committee of the Central Republic Bank & Trust Co._of Chicago. Born in St. Andrews, Scotland, the December 26. — hor “DYNAMIC” Service Shoes [ Members of the family said death | THE SUNDAY coming the banking house's representa- tive in Winnipeg. In 1888 he was ap- pointed assistant cashier of the Amer- ican Exchange Bank of Duluth, Minn., and was also with the Northwestern Bank of ‘Minneapolis before coming o Chicago. His first position in Chicago was vice president of the Union National Bank. It merged in 1900 with the First Na- tional Bank of which his brother, James B. Forgan, was president. Headed Merged Bank. Forgan helped organize the National City Bank of Chicago in 1907, became its president and remained so until 1925, when it merged with the National Bank of the Republic. He became vice chairman of the new institution created last June with the merger of Central Trust Co. and the National Bank of the Republic into the Central Republic Bank & Trust Co. The banker was a close personal |friend of the late President William V‘Hnwsrd Taft and of Gen. Charles Gates | Dawes. American Ambassador at Lon- |don. He was known as an authorita- tive writer and speaker on finaucial subjects, and published a review of W. H. Harvey's “Coin's Financial School” in 1894 and “Banking as a | Profession” later., Ry )—| = = 2,000 prs. of those cele- “brated “Dynamic” arch- supporting shoes—now re- duced from $5 to $3.95 At All Our Women’s Shops and and oxford Black and brown kid ox- fords and straps. Black brown suede pumps "Buy a pair in this Sale—and you’ll always want t h ese marvelously comfortable shoes! “DYNAMIC” Style Shoe Cl XSy ) At All Our \ Women’s Shops 3.000 prs. immensely pop- ular $6.50 “Dynamic” Style Shoes — now sensationally reduced to $3.95. Genuine Alligator and other smart street shoes. Suede and kid dress shoes in many popu- lar fashions Shoes that, for Style and Fit, must be compared only with others sold elsewhere at much more than $6.50. “Cerlton” $8.50 & $10.50 Shoes —800 prs. in “Clearance” Sale at F St. shop New $6 95 Year’s Sandals! More of those stunning ultra-modern beauties. D('P“(I'\Tl G the most expensive models—in zold and silver kid—colored trim velvets—silver satins and brocades. at 7th St. Store ® Sale of $3.95 “Super” Suedes. and many other fashionable Win- er shoes. Semi-Annual “Clear- $2.95 *Open Nights Women’s Shops 1207—F 7th & K *3212—14th STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Veteran Dies WILLIAM J. ROGERS. WILLIAM J. ROGERS, 70, ARMY VETERAN, DIES Former Soldier in Indian Cam- paign Also Served 31 Years as Policeman, William J. Rogers, 70-year-old retired poiizcman, of 1230 Morse street north- east, dicd at the United States Soliders’ Home Hospital Thursday night. He was retired 10 years ago from the Metropolitan’ police force after 31 years' service. For several years he served in the United States Infantry and saw action in one of the Indian campaigns in the West For the past 40 years he had been affiliated_with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and held the rank of colonel in the fraternity. He was a member of Canton Washington Lodge, No. 1; the Fred D. Stuart Encampment. the Golden Rule Lodge and the Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge Surviving him are three sors. Willlam J. jr.; Clarence Leo, and Robert Lester Rogers, and three daughters, Mrs Laura A. Sabins, Mrs. J. L. Cooper and Mrs. F, Schewing. Mrs. Schewing lives here. Funeral services will be held at Mr. Rogers' home at 2 o'clock Monday | afternoon. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. |FORMER NAVY ENGINEER DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA Friends W \Jn’sh’i’ng’lon Receive ‘Word of Passing of A. M. P. Maschmeyer. in | Word has just been received here of the death Priday at Orrtanna, Pa.. of A. M. P. Maschmeyer, formerly at- tached to the Bureau of Engineering, Navy Department | He was born in Berlin, Germany, 67 years ago. Mr. Maschmeyer had a wide ac- quaintance 2mong engincers, and was considered an authority on small types of engines He was an instructor for many yvears in mechanical, architec- tural and machine drafting at the Young Men's Christian Association Prior to his Government service he was employed by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nan Weaver Maschmeyer. a daughter, Mrs E. J. Clarkson of Washington, Paul Mzschmeyer of Odkiand, Calif.. and Ed- win L. Maschmeyer of Washington. SMOKES 150:000 CIGARS Welsh Squire Claims He's King of His Community. Th> cigar king of Penarth. Wales, is T. B. Clode, 81, squire of Llandough, Clode ked 150.000 to 200.700 cigars during his lifstime, averaging eight to a dozen daily. la EVERFRESH Citra’e of Mag- necia is the most pleasant laxative, purgative or diuretic you can take. Most children like its tart, lemonace-like taste. It is genile in action and is not habit-forming. Re- memher the name EVER- FRESH. Lcok for the blue and yellow label. 42/AT YOUR DRUGGISTS W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 35619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Ehione: ; Adsms 10341 | We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funeral In the World We have 10 cars, hearses ambulance. 5 parlors, 3 chapels We Will Give You a Whole Funeral o~ 57D Low Cars, Casket and All— As Extra Cars, $7 Each Call The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 lce Is Best and the Where BeHe Is Less in California, while the others reside | C.., DECEMBER 27 NAVY WILL STAGE PACIFIC “ATTACK” Battle Operations Will Be Directed Against Hawaii and West Coast Defenses in Maneuvers, By the Assoclated Press. Hawail and the United States West Coast are to be “attacked” in Navy training operations. The baftle force, commanded by Ad- miral Richard H. Leigh, will begin an assault on Hawail February 6 against the joint defenses of Army and Navy forces now stationed there. It will then steam back across the Pacific and, with a convoy of troop ships, attempt to seize foothold on the West Coast in the face of scouting force attacks. In carrying out the opening phases of the problem, the battle force will lealve Hawall about March 8. The scouting force, augmented by several battle force ships and commanded by Vice Admiral Arthur L. Willagd, wiil operate from the San Pedro-Safi Diego area against the invaders, This fleet problem will be followed by fleet concentration in the San Pedro-San Diego area until April 3, when the combined forces will sail for San Francisco to remain until May 12. The scnuung| force, based along the Atlantic, will hold gunnery practicé at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, January 9 Later the units will proceed into the Pacific for the Winter maneuvers, re- turning to New York June 10. NURSE HIT BY BULLET DETROIT, December 26 (#).—Miss Lorraine Buege. 21, & nurse, was seri- ously wounded tonight by a bullet fired from a policeman’s pistol during a street chase. The policeman, Sergt. F. W. Bailey, said the shot was fired accidently when he stumbled as he and other officers were pursuing a colored man. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and not! quite so cold; tomorrow increasing | cloudiness and warmer; moderate { northeast winds. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and not | quite so cold today; tomorrow increas- ing cloudiness and warmer: possibiy | |r2in In extreme west portions; mod- erate northeast winds. | West Virginia—Increasing _cloudi- | | | i ness, with slowly rising temperature today, followed by occasional rain to- | night or tomorrow. | Report for Last 24 Hours. | . Temperature—Midnight, 35; 2 am 34, 4 am, 34: 6 am, 32; 8 am, 31; {10 am, 35; 12 noon, 38; 2 pm. 42; 4 pm. 436 pm., 39; 8 pm, 37; 10 pm, 35 Highest 40 Lowest 34 . 43,4:00p.m. Yearago.. 31,8:00am. Yearago | Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) | Toda Tomorrow. 9:44am ¥ 1020am . 4:24am. 5:06 a.m 10:02pm. 10:49pm 4:11pm. 4:58pm The Sun and Moon. Rises. 7:26 High' 0o oue Low .. High .... Low Sun, today | Sun, tomorrow 17:26 4:52 | Mocn. today.. 631pm 9:09am | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after suns&. | Rainfall. | Monthly rainfall in inches Cepital (current month to date) | Month 1931 Average. Record January 355 709 82 Februar; 684 84 March 884 91 April 913 '89 May 1069 '89 June 1094 ‘00 July 1063 86 August 1441 28 September 1081 76 Octobe: 857 ! Novemb 869 89 December 756 01 Weather in Various Cities. . Temoerat | Ma 4:52 in the tation: 8 Sat.p.m.to 8p.m.Spm 7] 50 32 38 54 28 urday ni 56 54 38 i 62 30 32 28 i Ashev.lle, N Atlanta. Gi ¢ City Chicago. 11l inc.nnat heyenne Cleveland, Ohi enpo:i. Towa . Colo, Tows Ohio Wyo . Minn El Paso. Tex.. .. | Ga'veston, Tex Mont Los Lo Angeles sville. embhis Tenn ami. Fla Niob.le, Ala Ncw' Orlean: New ¥ and. Orer 3 ake City, Utah Loufs, Mo Paul’ Minn Antonio, Tex Diczo. Calif 062 0.8 0.10 023 Sprincfield 5 Tampa. Fla Toledo. Ohio Vicksburg, Miss. | Washington, D. C. FOUND. | A_SUM OF MONEY— after identification and Address B> ner can have sama pavin 293°B. ‘Star ofmce hair: wearing tag 8219 322 E st. n.e. after 30 p.m. 1931 . ~ Precipi- | : | kill the Ambassador. but merely to fire % for this 2d. | | DOG. female. medium size. long brownish | PART ONE Curds of Thanks CURRAN. HUGH W. The Praternal Order of Eagles wish to thank their friends for the kindness and assistance tendered them at the death of their brother. HUGH W. CURRAN. RALPH VAN HORN. Bec. 27 FELLS, SARAH. We wish to express our thanks and ‘appreciation lo out "many iends a. GUAf ‘Rock'and Eiks' Boclety, No. 433, for thelr kindness. expressions of sympathy and the beautiful flowers at the death of gur abeloved mother and srandmother, MR. AND MRS, IJAMIN P. FELLS AND' FAMILY, PENGA s Beaths, ALDRICH, MARGARET J. On Thursday, December 24, 1931, MARGARET J., wife of Lawson P. ‘Aldrich’and mother of Gertrude Ina J. Helen M. W. and Loulse E. D. Aldrich. Funeral services at her_late resi- dence. * 213 Prospect ave. Priendship Helghts, Md., Monday, December 28, at_2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemefery. 21 BAKER. JULIA. On Wednesdsy, Decem- ber 23, 1931, at 11:15 p.m., at her resi- dence. 3706’ Prospect ave.” n.w.. JULIA BAKER, devoted mother of Edna Riley and Melia Baker. sister of Fred. Richard and John Spriggs. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Puneral Sunday, December 27, at 2 pm., from her late residence, 3106 Prospect ave. n.w. = 27 BLANKENSHIP, SAMUFL W., JR. On Pri- day, December 25, 1931, a( the residence of his parents, 2038 Yost place n.e., SAM- | UEL W., Jr. aged 4 years 1C months, son | of Samuel W. and Lydia R. Blankenship | of Norfolk, Funeral from V. L. Speare Co.'s, 1009'H st. n.w.. on Monday. Decem- ber 38, at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 27 BOWMAN, VICTORIA. On Thursday. De- cember ‘24, 1931, ai the residence of her niece, Mrs. Katherine P. Carr, 1413 lst st n.w.’ VICTORIA BOWMAN, beloved ~wife of the late James Bowman. Hster of Laura | Counsel and the late Estelle G. Payne, aunt of Katherine P. Carr and Lucille G Payne. Remains resiing at Boyd's funeral home, 19th and L sts. n.w. Funeral Tues- ay, December 20 at 10 a.m., from St. Au- stine's Church, 15th s ween L | and M. 28 BOWMAN, VICTORIA. The officers and members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Progressive Relief Association. No. 1, are Tequested to attend the funeral of ‘VIC- TORIA BOWMAN. Tuesday. December 29, 1931, at 10 a.m., at St. Augustine’s Church. | between L and M on 15th st. L._H. WATSON. President. CATHERINE BERRY. Rec. Secy. BOWMAN, VICTORIA. Officers and mem- bers of Bt. Augustine's Relief Soclety are | notified of the death of Sister VICTORIA | BOWMAN _Call meeting Monday. Decem- | ber 28. 1931, at 8 oclock. at Boyd's fu- | nersl fome. "9th and L sts, nx. Funeral from 8t. Augustine’s Church. Tuesday. am M. E_GORDON, Pres, | L. R. GORDON. Rec. Becy. L BRIGHT JOHN. On Friday. December 25 1931, at his residence. 144 C st. s.w.. JOHN | BRIGHT. beloved father of Frances Hurd. | Thomas,’ Irving. Lureita and John E. Bright. Notice of funeral later . BUFFIN. JOHN M. On Saturday. December 26, 1931, at his residence. North Chevy Chase. Md. JOHN M. BUFFIN. beloved husband of Margaret J Buffn. 'Remains resting at Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home, Rockville, Md. Notice of funeral Tater JOHN TEMPLE. On December | KIDWELL, Bratha. GAYER. DORA. On Priday, December 25 1031, 'DORA, " beloved wifé of Leonhard | Gayer. 2105 Pa. ave. n.w. Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co,. 1113 Tth st. n.w. Monday, December 28, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cems=tery. 27 HANNON, SAMUEL L. On Thursday. Decem- ber 24,1931, at Waiter Reed General Hos- pital, SAMUEL L. HANNON. He is sur- vived by two sisters, Mrs. J. H. Milhollan of Washington, D, C.. and Mrs. Martha E. Best of Alexandris. Va. Remains rest- ing st the Tabler funeral home. 928 M st n.w. until Monday, December 28. at 19 pslock a.m. when ihey will be tiken to Arlington National Cemetery for inter- ment with full military honors. 27 HANNON, DR. SAMUEL L. The officers and meimbers of Gen. Nelson A Miles mp No L U 8 W Y. are u o assemble at 9:30 a.m, RESHERs Beccnbier a8 %90 " e ler's funeral home. 1o assist in the burial of our late com- rade, Dr. SAMUEL L. HANNON. in Arlington ‘Cemetery. accordicng to th Tites of the organization. GERALD P. McGILLICUDDY. Comdr HARRIS. LILLIE, On December 26, 1931, at 3:05 am.. at her residence. 439 20th st n.w. LILLIE HARRIS. loving mother of Leonard Phillips. devoted niece of Emily Crawford. loving friend of Abraham Henry. 8he leaves to mourn her other relatives and friends. Remains at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U n.w. | Notice of funeral later. | HATZFELD. JOSEPH. On Thursday. De- cember 24, 1931, JOSEPH, beloved husband of the late Amelia Hatzfeld and brother of Mrs. Marla de Grain. Funeral from his Inte residenc G st. s.e. on Monday, December 28." at 9 a.m. Requiem s at 8t. Mary's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Rel- atives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. HIGDON. MARY EUGENIA. On Saturday. December 26, 1931. at 6 s, at Providence | Hospital, MARY EUGENIA' HIGDON. be- | loved wife ‘of ‘Ambrose . “Hizdon_ and | daughter of the late Alexander and Kath- erine Brooke. Puneral services at her la'e Tesidence. 1937 Girard® st. Monday. December 28, at $:30 am: thence to St Prancis de’ Sales Church. 20th and Rhode Island ‘ave. ne. where mass will be said at a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery 27 HOPKINS, ZONA. Thursday, December 24, 1331, at' her late residence. 6701 Meadow lane. Chevy Chase. Md. ZONA HOPKINS aged 47 years. Funeral services Monday December 28.'at 11 am. at the above residence. Interment private 21 KANE. CLARA F. On Friday. December 25, 1931, CLARA F.. ‘wife of John A _Kane 1'from her lnte residence. 4705 4th | n.w. Tuesday. December 20. at 830 | a.in.. thence to 6t Gabriel's Church, where | mass will be offered at 9 am. for repose | of her soul. Interment Mount Olvet Cemeters, 28 CLIFTON F. On Saturday. De- cember 26. 1931, CLIFTON F. KIDWELL. brother of Mrs. frene Jensen. son of Ralph M. Kidwell and grandson of - Cora M Kéndrick. Puneral Monday. December 28 at 10 am. from Ives' funeral home. 310 Wilson blvd.. Clarendon, Va. Interment at shburn, V C LAWRENCE, EVERETT W. On Wednesay. December 23, 1931 at Homeopathic Hos- pital. EVERETT W.." husband of Beatiice Hilleary " Lawrence. " Services st Joseph Gawler's Sons' chapel. 1754 Pa. ave. n w. BURGER, 26, '1931. efter a lingering illness. at the residence of his brother, Herbert B Burger. Takoma Park. Md. JOHN TEM- PLE_BURGER. Funeral Monday, Decrm- | ber 28, from Tablers funeral parlors. 928 | M st. n.w Time of funeral will be an- | nounced later. | CLIFFORD. LEANDER O. On Saturday. De- cember 26. 1931. LEANDER O. CLIFFORD. | beloved “husband ‘of the late Emma D. | Clifford and father of Cornelia Lee Green Estelle M. Clifford. Corinne C. Burrell and Vernice Clifiord. Funeral Monda ber 28. from his late residence. s nw. thence to the Church of the Epiph- | any. 2708 Dumbarton ave. n.w. where re- | quiem high mass will be sung’at 10 am. | Interment Mount Oliyet Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited. | On FPriday. De- CURTIS. MARY_ FLLEN. 5 Hospital, | Decem- | Pt cember 1931, at Emergency Mrs. MARY ELLEN CURTIS. beloved wife of Capt. Lloyd W. Curtis of Point Pleas- ant. N. J° Remains resting at Hysong s | pariors 1300 N st. nw.Services and in- | ferment a1 Arlinéton” National “Cemetery | Tuesday, December 29, at 2 p.m. 27 AVIS. CHARLES. On Tuesday. December 22,1931 at his residence. 2027 Sth St. n.¥.. CHARLES _DAVIS. devoted 'husband of Elizabeth Davis. Funeral Sunday, Decem- ber 27, at 1 pm. from Qtis F. funeral home. 12th st. and Florida nw. Relatives and friends invited tend. T at Lincoln Memorial Cemotery. 7 DOUGLAS. JENNIE. On Thursday. Decem- ber’Zs. 1931, in Baltimore. Md..' JENNIFE DOUGLAS. 'mother of _Ethel " K. and James Waiter Douglas, Funeral (priva Monday, December 28, at 9:30 am. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w 27 On_ Friday rment December_ 25 Proyidence Hospital, JOSEPH | the loving husband ' of Mary Drer. stepfather of Helen Brown. son of Edward and Williemenia Dyer. He also leaves to mourn his departure four broth- eis. five sisters and many other relative: and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. sw. Funeral Monday. Decem) am. from St Vircent De Paul Church. South Capitol and M sts. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DYSON. ANNA §. On Friday. December 25. 1031, at 845 am. ANNA S_DYSON. the devoted wife of Daniel N of Elsie Hurris. Grace Davis. Helen An drews. Ruth Gibson. Elaine Dvson. Ben- samin. James and Albert Gibson. She also feaves’ two siste d_three brothers Remains resting Ernest Jar funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w. until Sun- day. December 27. 10 am. thereafter at her late residence 315 Virginia ave se. Funeral Tuesday Drcember 29, at 2 pm from Ebenerer M. E. Church. Intermen! Woodlaws Cemetery 28 FIFLDS. JOAN H. Departed this life De- cember 25, 1931, at 11 a.m.. at hic home. | 312 L st nw. JOEN H. 'FIELDS He | leaves two sons. seven daughters. a broth- a host_of grandchildren, relatives and | Iriends Puneral Tuesday. December 29. | at 1 oclock, from Mou Church. | FOLLIN. FRANCENA H. On Fridar. | cember 25 at_her residence. 5515 Potem-c ave n v . FRANCENA H.. beloved wife of Charles R Follis S. H._Hines funeral home. st niv:. on 3 December 28 at 10 am. Inte ood Cemetery. 21 GANNA. CHARIES On Thursday., Decem bar 24 1931 CHARLES GANNA ' Funera from the ¥ Chambers Co. fune home o Tursdat December 29 Wt 8:30 am. thence o Holw Rosary Church, where mats will he offared at 9 am_ for the re. Do‘e of his soul. Interment Mount OIf Cemeters. 2! (PLOT TO EMBROIL SOVIET ! . LAID TO CZECH OFFICIAL | e i | | at | er. | | | e Secretary to Moscow- Mission Iden- tified as Diplomat Linked in Conepiracy. [ | Br the Associnted Press MOSCOW. December 26.—A secre- I'tary of a Crechoslovokian mission to | Moscow today was reported to be the “forelen dinlomat” alleged to have tried to persvade a Russian identified onlv | as “Citizen G to attack Japancse Am- | ba-eador Koki Hirota [ The rumors current here. which lacked confirmation. s2id the Cznch was named Vanek and that he had left_ Moscow. | | The affair was described as a plot to | involve Russia in_the Manchurian trouble. “Citizen G" was reported to {have been told it was unnecessary to a couple cf sh-t=. He was understood | to have reported the incident to the secret police. BOYS’ SCHOOL BURNED FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8088. | BAG._ brown containine " cloth- inc. Saturday be'wean Elkfon and Havre de | Grace. Md.."on_U. S Route 40. Communi- cate with 105, Towen. 1332 Belmont st now. Col. 2625. Reward. . oo BRACFLET. platinum. one diamond and two capphires: ' sentimental _ valie. = Reward Phone Potomac 5600, Apt.. 412 o CAP—WIll person_who took miliiary cap_bv mistake from Bethesda _Woman's . Club | Christmas_eve please call Cleveland 9471-J7 DOG. male: cocker tpaniel, reddish-brown: | wearing tag 17799: in Woodridge, December |73 Reward. Lin. 6143-J. 5 3 | EYFGLASSES, between 8t Anthony's | | Church end 4th and Kearne¥ sts. Brook- | 1and. 1337 Kearney st. North 4493-w. FOX TERRIER PUPPY. male. white with black: head. Handsome reward. 1421 Whit- | fier st. n.w. Georgia 4452. | KEY, “marked ~T-258 Reward. Scarles. "All States Hotel. city | KEYS (4)" on gold heart-shape neighborhood 14th and Girard sts. North 4142 Marie | her. with Return to e Ins sl;)lll l‘,h;}l‘dh Week ago Wed- 12 " se=. key and lette: Chastleton_ Hotel, fountain pen, comp nesdey. Reward._ ek 1331 i PURSE. green. containing letters. fountain pen and pencil: of sentimental vaiue. Please call West 0844-J. or return to 1620 Wiscon- sin_ave. _Liberai_reward. RING—December 24. solitaire diamond Ting, | white gold setting: reward. 1204 Lamont st. n.w. Col. 1226-W. o WALKING CANE. left in Diamond cab | Ghristmas’ eve. Reward. Adams 8710, Apt. | WATCH_ openface silver. either in front of National Museum or Pecples Drug_Store in Anacostia. 1430 Morris 1d. se. Phone At- | antic_0309-J. G WATCH—White gold Hamilton wrist watch. i building of the Charlottesville Schocl | Cross .of Merit by the government of Fire Destroys Main Building of Charlottesville Institution. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., December 26 (/P).—Fire today destroyed th~ main for Boys, located near Frys Spring, near the University of Virginia. Charlottesville firemen combated the flames with chemicals, while a line of hose was laid for more than a half mile. The flames were kept from spreading to the class-room building and new gym- nasium. Students’ personal property was saved | as well as school supplies and athlatic equipment. ‘The building is partly covered by in- | surance. HONORS WOMAN RUNNER Poland Decorates Stella Walsh, Track Star, at Detroit. CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 26 (P). —Stella Walsh, feminine track star, was made the recipient today of the Sflver Poland. The medal was presented by the Polish consulate at Detroit. The order was bestowed for Miss Walsh's running performances as a Polish citizen. She holds 24 American, Canadian and Polish trgck records. She came to the United States when 10 months old, and will recsive her United on Conn. ave. or aL Camp Office on Speed- way., Wednesday evening. Reward if re- tuitied to Apt. 102 the Alabama. North 3650, | WRIST WATCH. with diamond and sap- phires, >earl bracelet: Mt. Pleasant or Har- vard sts. n.w.. suitable reward. Col. 3¢ 1613 Harvard n.w. 37% d Waltham, fa- & Reware, " phe- ST WA itials “Ac trict 5650. States citizenship papers next July. i B Pray or Go Hungry. KENDALVILLE, Ind. ().—It is pray or go hungry as far as Lawson Brick-: ley, restauranteur, is concerned. If flosters can't recite the Lord’s prayer from memory they are shown the door. » Airy Baptist | De- | Services at the | 2005 14'0 | Monday. December 28. at 2 pm. Inter: ment Arlington National Cemetery. LOKERSON, CALEB THORNTON. On Thurs- | dav. December 24, 1931. st hic residence 1609 19th st nw. CALEB THORNTO hisband of the laté May D. Lokerson. Fu- Deral services at his late residence on ( 1y, December 28 at' 1030 am. | ves and friends invited. ~Interment | NDREW LEO. On Thursday. De- | 24, 1931 af his resiience. Frap . ANDREW LEO LUCAS. be- loveq husband of Irene Robertson Licas Funeral from the residence of his brother, 2ich 1513 Alexandria Fort Myer Heichis. Va. Monday. Dece ber 28.°at 130 pm Services at Fpiscopal Church. Wisconsin sve. at st nw., at 2 pm. Burial at Olivet M2cKAY. ANNA P. On Saturday. December 26. 1931 at her residence. Mohican roac. Glen Echo Heighis. Md. ANNA P.. be. loved wife of John MacKa eral 'from the above residence on Monday. December | 2. at 2 pm. Interment, Cedar Hill| Cemetery. i MASCHMEYER. A. M. P. Suddenls. on Fri- | day. December 35. 1931, at 10 p.m_. at his | residence, Ortanna, Pa. A. M. P. MASCH- MEYFR. formerl of Washingtor Burial services Monday. Decemb at Rock Creek Cemetery | NIX. WILLIAM STONE. On Saturday December 26, 1931, a1 his_residence. 3038 | Newars st nw. WILLIAM STONE. be- | loved husband of Mary Clark Minnix and devoted father of Mary G. and Allen Clark Minnix. Notice of funeral later NYMAN. ARTHUR M. Suddenls. on Friday. | December 25, 1931. at Emerge ARTHUR M’ NYMAN. belove Elearor L. Nyman of 3808 Jocelyn Funeral services Monday.December 28. at | 330 pm. at Hysons's parlors. 1300 N st D% Relatives and friends inviied to at: tend. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery ORD. MARGARET T. Widow of the late| liam Ord of Edinburgh. Scotiand. in | her ninety-first year, at the home of her son. William D. Ord. Alrxandria. Va. Se ices at the residence. 1030 am. Mondax, | December 28. 1931 Interment private, Wes.. minster Cemetery. Philadelphia. . RAPP, WILLIAM M. On Thursday. Decem- ber ‘24, 1931, st his residence. 4805 41st St now . WILLIAM M. beloved husband of | Catherine V. Rapp inee Dorsey). Funeral from his late residence on Mondas. De cember 28. at 830 am: thence to St Ann's Church. 4400 Wisconsin ave_ n where mass will be celebrated ai 0 a for the repose of his soul. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. | RAPP. WILLIAM M. Washington Lodge. No 15. B. P. O. Elks: The lodge will convene in | session of sorrow at 715 p.m. Sunday cember 27, 1931. for the Durpose of pa iribute fo the memory of our late brother WILLIAM M. RAPP. who passed to the | Grand Lodge of the Hereafter Decembe 28 'Elk servies at late residence. 4803 | st st nw. st 745 pm. Puneral 830 m. Décember 28. Interment at Arlington By order_of | rd Goodrick r 28, 2 D. J. LAPORTE. Exalted R | Attest. W. S’ Shelby, Secretary. 21 RAPP. WILLIAM M. The members of Ad- 3 Georze Dewey Naval Camo. . U.§ W._ V.. are advised of the death of Comrade WILLIAM | M. RAPP. Funeral from his late | residence. 4805 41st st n.w .. Mon- day, December 28, 1931. st §:30 am. thence to St' Ann's Chu crment Arlington National Cemete ] comrades are earnestly requesied attend GEORGE C. TALBERT. Act. Comdr. 27 | REED. CHARLES H. Suddenly, on Decem- ber 25. 1931, at Laurel. Mc.. CHARLES H devoted husband "of Eiiza Reed of Laurel Notice of funeral later. JAMES A, On Wednesdey. De- | mber 23,1931 ai Walter Reed Hospital | JAMES A. ROBINSON. beloved husband of Anna Banks Robinson of Greenock. Md He nlso leaves to mourn his departure & devcted fathcr ard mother. four brothers. isters and a host of friends. Remains & at the John T. Rhines funeral 3rd and Eve sis sv. Puneral December~ 27. at 1 p lle. Va. Interment Gainsville, ROGERS. WILLIAM J. On Thursd cembar 24. 1831, at §:45 p.m. at S Home _Hosoital. ‘WILLIAM J. ROG! ased 70 Funeral services at his late res dence. 1230 Morse st. n.e. Monday. Decem- her 28 at 2 pm. Inirment in Mount Olivet Cemeters 2| FGERS. WIL - | tha Washingion | wre requested to our late brother. Monday. December held from 1220 More st GUSSIF C._SWARTZ MINNIE A. BUTTS. Record LAND. . On Monday. December 21, 1931, at 12:30 pm. SAMUEL ROLAND of 1425 New Jersey ave. n.w.. devoted Rus- band of Saliir Roland. ~Remains ng the W. Ernsst Jarvis ch 1432 You 'st. n.w. ' Funeral Sunday. De cember 28. at 1 pm. fram . Brnest Jar- vis" funeral church.’ 1432 You st _Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery Decem- ber 29. E RUPPRECHT, cember 24, (nre Bker), to members of Mar: Rebekah Todge. No. 3 fune; JULIA M. On Thursday. De- 1931, JULIA M. RUPPRECHT beloved wife of Phillip H. | Rupprecht 'Remains testinz at Timothy Hanlon’s funeral paclors. G&1 H st ne. | Funeral Monday. December 28. af 8:30 a.m Requiem ‘mass at St. Margaret's Church Seat Pleasant, Md. at 9 am. Interment Mount ~ Olivet’ Cemetery. Relatives and | friends invited 8 | SCHNEIDER. JUDITH A. Saturday Decem- | ber 3. 1931, JUDITH A SCHENIDER. azed 4 months, ' beloved baby of Alberi and Martha E. Schneider of 4700 Connectirut ave. Funeral from the chapel of Berna d | Danzansky. 3501 14th st. nw. Mondry December 28. at 10 a.m. Interment Was incion Hebrew Cemetery 21 SHALE. ROGERs On Thursday, Decemher 24, 1931, et his residence. 4400 Hawthorne st. ROGER. beloved husband of Mary Mayo Shale. Services at his late residence on Sundav. December 27. at 4 p.m. 27 | ARAR E. On Priday. December at her residence, 406 12th st. s.e . F.. davehter of the late Joseph and Elinda Shelton. Funeral from her late residence Monday. December 28. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend Interment Congressional Cemeters. 27 SPRINGMANN. JAMES A. Departed Life on Saturday, December 26. 1931. 2:08 a.m. at his residence. 497 Marviand ave. s.w.. JAMES A. beloved husband~of Lena A. Springmann. He also son and sl ghters. late residence. 2 p.m.. Monday. December 8 Interment Consressional Cemetors. STEWART. HARRY. On Friday. Decem- ber 25. 1931. at’ Johnson City. Tenn.. HARRY STEWART. beloved fon of the late James Edward and Sarah E. Stewart, brother of William H._ Stewart and Mrs. Estelle V. Hawkins. Remains will be Frazier's ' funeral home. 389 R. I ave n.w. Notice of funeral later. 27 SYULLIVAN. MARION GRACE. On Saturday. December 26. 193, et the Sibley Memorial Hespital, MARION GRACE SULLIVAN. b~ loved wife of Jewell M. Sullivan. Serv- ices will be heid at the residence of her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew N. Goebel. 111 5th'st. n.e.. on Monday. December 2. at 2 pm. Interment in Port Lincoln Cemetery. SULLIVAN. MARION G. A special communi- cation of Gavel Chapter. No. 29. Order of Eastern Star. is hereby called for 1 p.m.. Monday. December 28. at Masonic Tem- ple 13th and N. Y. ave. for the purpo: of attending the funerai of our late si 15 VIOLA ). KRAUSE. Worth 7 . Worthy Matron. LILLIAN V. ROWZEE. Secretary. THOMAS, JOSEPH. On Priday. 25. 1931, "in_Pittsburgn, Pa., THOMAS, loving brother of Rosslia E. Simpson ' of Pittsburgh. Pa.: devoted nephew of Mrs. Bettie Adams of 1746 8th et. n.w. Funeral Tuesdav. December 29. 2 pm... from John T. Rhines’ funsrai chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. 1 aves one December JOSEPH T. | WHITE, ROBERT R. Puneral from his | = DBeaths. TYLER. LOUIS A. On Friday, December 25, 1931, at 3:30'am. LOUIS A. devoted brother ‘of Bessie Focque and Eleanor Lar- kins. Annie Johnson. Emma Grinnell of New' York City, and brother-in-law of P.” Posque. Funeral Tuesdav December 29. at 1:30 pm.. from Presier funeral home, 389 R. L ave. n.w. Relative: d friends invited. 28 WHELAN. DANIEL J. On Saturday. Decem- ber 26.1931. at Philadelphia. Pa. DANIEL 3 WHELAN, "brother of Mrs. Thomas_A McDonaid of 4834 Tllinots ave. n.w. Pu- neral from W. Warren Taltavull's funeal home. 14th ard Spring rd. n w. Monday December 28. at 8:30 a.m. Reaulem mass at Bt. Gabriel's Church at 9 a.m. . Rela tives and friends invited to attend. In terment Mount Olivet Cemetery WHITE. CLAUDE HIGG On Saturday, December 26, 1931, at Chiidren's Hospital after a brief iliness, CLAUDE HIGGINS WHITE, beloved son of Roland G. and Anna L. White (nee Higgins). Puneral from the residence, 415 Emerson st nw., on Monday. December 28. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited to . ‘tend. 27 on Fr ccember , 1931 at Preedmen’s Hospital, ROBERT R WHITE, devoted husbard of Clara B White. son’ of William White and brother of Mrs. Prances Gaines and Rosa Atkins of Philadelphia. Pa.: William and Angus White. He also leaves other reln tives and friends Remains recting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14 U st nw. "Funeral Monday, December . ai 9 p.m., from Salem Bapiist Church irs WKIGHT. WALTER W. Departed this | on December 23, 1931, WALTER H. the son of Lewis C. Wright He leaves to mourn theiz loss a father, wife, man: relatives and friends. Remains resting s Frank Williams home, 208 L & nw tor, o : In Memoriam. CONWAY. NELLIE L. A NELLIE L. CONM God made me a wonderful sister, He molded her heart of pure gold. With aching heart, day after day, And tried to smooth her pain away, But 1 in vain My heart still aches with sadness, My eyes have shed many tears. HER LOVING SISTER. GASKINS. BENJAMIN L. Our loved ones have passed but the memory cof their Iove penicnship and their ' dear 1 with_us:" Our loyal father L. GASKINS a%0 today. Dece Fosk the era Notice of funeral ibute of undying my _de; who pas ber 27, of AY D BENJAMIN teen years our devoted who died ber 2 17 shades of ely door ing before me faces I shi CLARA. EFFIE, PANSY. GRANT. THOMAS LES In_memory of d THOMAS one of the evening gather 1 one, best husbands and whose depar December 18, Oh, and let GUETHLER H GU one ‘ye Loved OTTO W. In ance of my_ deares n_li‘e. remembered in_death DEVOTED FRIEND., MACK. ERNEST PENDLETON. In sad but of our_ devoted _ERNEST P. JON Lfe two years JONES, e not 1 mes they see | they know That we suffer a| God knows how muc Never shall your memory e wander e laid REBECCA L OVING ~ DAUGHTER WIFE JONES " "AND 1L LOUTSE E. JONES MARTIN FRANCES remembrance of my RHODES MARTIN. v 280 today, Decembe HE RHODES. dear lovir » MeSIMMS. brance of LIAM McS my sorrow the bitter tears me sweet memo: hisper - Dear ot divide HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER NELSON. FLOSSIE. Depasted ¥€ars ago today. December 27 Her busy I re folded Hei w rih is d Her tr | ended Her Sieep o God calied v In silence you es of long ago i steal to my side her, death ca God ook ¥ou home to suffer no more. MOTHER AND HUSBAND EN: WILLIAM. In sad but lov- ELLEN SCOTT, who departed this hie December 18, eighiech veors ago. and AM_SCOTT. December life rememver AUGHTER BROOKS TIPPETT. FLIZABETH. In ago scor death.” NANNIE S ad but_lovin mother. ELIZA departed this 1if today, Decembe CLARENCE D. TIPPETT. HER SON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR TABLER Nat'l 1544 V. L. 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