Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1936, Page 10

29 D. €., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1936. tional Bank and as director of the | discovered the policeman slumped‘;nvenue southwest, from whom the Columbia National Bank, in Wash- | across his bed. A call to Emergency ‘ policeman had been estranged many THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, "A10 #» Draths. ! In Memoriam. Aeaths. ASHBROOK. RICHARD. Suddenly. on Sun- day. July’ 10. 1936, at Swazey, N. H, RICHARD ASHBROOK. beloved son, of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Ashbrook of 1330 Fairmont st. n.w. Servic Hines Co._funeral home. n.w. on Thursday. July i Tnterment Prospect Hill Cemetery. UTERBACK. GRACE M. On_Tuesday, R Chig. ¢ Georsetown University Hospital, GRACE M. AUTERBACK. be- Joved wife of William M. Auterback. mother of Clinton E. Auterback and Mrs. Gertrude Day. sister of Mrs. Pauline Donaldson: late residence. Bethesda. Md. Funeral from the W_W. Chambers Co funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on | iday. July t 9:30 am.: thence 1o | oly Trinity 36th and N sts. nw., where mass will be offered at 10 am. for the repose of her soul. Rel tives and friends invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Ccmetery. ARRETT. MARY E. On Tuesday July BA R i, "atter a ione Miness. MARY E BARRETT (nee Peck). the beloved wife of the late James A= Barrett. mother of Mary E. Barrett and sister of Sylvester. Rev. Father S. J. Peck and J. W. Pe Funeral from her late residence. Euclid st. n.w. on Friday. July am. Solemn high requiem mass at the | fmmaculate Conception Church. Kth and N sts, D.w.. at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BARRETT, W July ST Church R H._ On Wednesday. 2 956, at Sabillasville. Md.. WALTER H.. husband of Alma Parker Barrett of Silver Spring. Md. Body Testing at Warner E. Pumphrey's fu- neral home, Ri24 Georgia ave. Silver Soring. Md. Notice of services Jater. | WN. PEARL, Departed this life on | B ey, July 1. 19 at Galiinger Hos- | ital. PEARL BROWN of 6ird and uron sts.. Cedar Heights. Md. = She eaves to mourn their loss a devoted | father,_James Butler; three loving sis- | ters. Clara Hackett, Susie Kemp and Matilda Hawkins; adopted daughter. | Loretta Brown Also manv other | relatives and friends. Remains rest- the Maly Wednesday. July ° Schey Deanwood Dean ave. n.e.. until .4 p.m.: thence at her late residence Funeral service on Thursday. July 23, at 1 p.m._at Brown | Memorial Church. 14th and B sts_n.e. | Rev. J. L. Beard officiatine. Interment | at 3 pm sharp. Arlington National| Cemetery. BROWN. ROBERT LOUIS. On Tuesday. | July 91, 1930 _at his residence 21 2nd st. sw. ROBERT LOUIS BROWN. be-| loved son of Samuel and Bernice Brown He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T ‘Rhines funeral chapel. frd snd Eve | sts. s.w.. where funeral servic 1l te | held at’™ nm rsdav. July In- | terment in Rosemont Cemeters | BUTLER. RICHARD. Departed this life on | Mondav. July 3. at his residence. 116 L st. se. after a brief illness RICHARD BUTLER. He leaves io mourn their loss & cevoted wife Mrs Emma L Butler: one_son. Charles Butler: three dauehters. Mrs Eile Gray Minnie and Cassella Butler: three_brothers. Alex Vincent, and_Acquilla Burler: four sis- | ters-in-law. Mrs. Namcy Fitzhuzh Mrs Tiicv Smith Mrs, Julia Grose and Mrs. | Mable Butler: three brothe ond | tw0 srandchildren snd many other ren- | tives and friends e with L E Murray & Y sts. | At Wednesday. Julv 22 at ce at his Iate residence. July °3. at 1 pm’ from U. M. P. Church. 4th and | Rev R C. Scot! ofciating unt Hope. Md Y 1EMAY. On_ Tue:day. g at her residence :il 1 Hvattsville. Md NFLL[E; MAY CHARLTON _beloved wife of the late Wal T Charlton and mmhn" of Mary Louise John Burton and Mil-| fard Theodore Charlton. Funeral from | her late residence on Thursday uly 2 at ) pm. Interment Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. AUNCEY. FRANK On ‘Tuesd>v. July (’H:‘ 19 at__Providence Hospital FRANK CHAUNCEY beloved brother of | Mre S. M Whedoee and Mrs. T Hollv Remains resting 2t the Gasch | funeral home. 46 Maryland ave.. Hyat ville, Md.__Servie the above funeral | home on Thursdav. July 3 at p.m. | Relatives and {riend d. Interment esbyrerian Cemefery. Alexandria. Va. | ERTA. PETER H. On Tue.dav_Julv 1. 19 at 801 Fern st. nw. PETFR H CHUCLERIA_ beloved cousin of P. L. Chaconas Remains resting at the W W. Chambers C funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.__Frneral from the above | funeral home on Friday_Julv 4 t3 Dm thence to St. Soph! Church Sth and L sts. n.w T fces will be held at 30 n.m and friends invited Interment Cedar | Hill Cemeters. j o ) ELD. ANNIE. n Monday. July , en‘lfl—rcr 'LANNIE CRUTCHFIELD. the beloved wife of Peter R. Cruichficld loving daughter of Cleveland and Mary ‘McPherson. sister of Ethel Nickens. Mary Martha Champ and Allee Mc- She _also leaves other relatives Funeral Thurscday. July 23 t from Mount Plezsant Bantist Church, Gainesville. Va. Remains rest- ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis church. 1432 You st. nw. until 4 p.m Tuesday: thereafter at her mother’s resi- dence. Gainesville. Va 2 JESSIE. O: Julv_1 Preedmen’s JESSIE the ~devoted Howard mother of M daughter of Emanuel T Lillian_ Dickerson. Amy Ccok and Ed- ward Carter. She also leaves other rel- atives and friends. Funeral Friday Juiy 24.at 2 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jary funer: You st. n.w orial Cemetery. Suddenly. on a at_his residence. | 1340 Pa. ave. se LARENCE G.. Dbe- loved husband of Elsie A. Degman. Re- mains resting at Herry M. Pedaeti's fu- neral home. 131 11th st. se. Notice of | funeral later ORA THERESA. On Wednesday 1956, at her_ residence. 3 You s, se. NORA THERESA DIXON ‘nee Nelligan-Flowers). beloved wife of James A Dixon. Funeral {rom the above residence on Saturday, July 5. at K30 thence to St. Theresa's Church 15th and V sts. se. where mass will be said at 9 a.m._for the repose of he soul. Relatives and friends invited. In. tcrment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FRANZONI. JOSEPH DUNBAR. Suddenly. ‘cn Wednesday. July 22 1 JOSEPH DUNBAR FRANZONI. beloved husband f of Margaret Farr Franzoni of ith | st. n.w. and the beloved brother of Kate | R’ and Fred R Franzoni. Remains rest- | ing at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. | Notice of funeral later. ] FRAWLEY. MARY ELIZABETH._ On Tues- day. July 21 1936 MARY ELIZABETH FRAWLEY. beloved mother of Edward F. Frawley and Mrs. W. L. Grimes | Notice of funeral later GERHARD., EMMA A. On Mond 20. 19336, at Garfieid Hospital. EM | GERHARD of 011 Illinois ave. n.w.. be: | {oved wife of Adolf and mother of Miss Mildred I. Gerhard of Washington. D. C. and Mrs. Louise G Bittner of Denver. Colo. Funeral servi at her late re: dence on Thursday. July 23, at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment | Cedar Hill Cemetery 2 JACKSON. WILLIA! on Monday. July dence of hi 5 Randolph Columbir’ rd. n.w LIAM JACKSCN. beloved husband Hattie Jackson He also leaves to mourn tielr loss three ¢aughiers. Mrs. Clarine Randolph. Mrs. Elise Plummer. Leneve Jackson: five sons. Leonard, Reginald. Oscar. Harvey and Ellsworth Jackson: one sister. Mrs. Maggie Shieids: one brother. Oilie Jackson. Remains rest at Janifer's funeral parlor 1141 &t. n.w. Funeral Thursday. July 1'prn. from Seneca Methodist Church, Seneca. Mg, Rev. Joseph Robertson off: ciating e v JOHNSTON. S. LACEY. Monday. July 20, 1906 of her daughter. ‘Mr Pherson nd. {riends pm funeral Toesday. Hospital wife of O ried this life B, nll!hev;Pssd!nr)‘; } South West Vista ave.. Portland. Or Mrs. 8. LACEY JOHNSTON of Arlington Ceunty. Va.. mother of Hoyt and Thomas H. Johnston of Arling- :';!rn County. Va Interment Portland. NNEDY. EUGENIA. On Tuesday. July 21. 1936, at her residence. 2915 Ordway st. nw. EUGENIA KENNEDY. widow ;;\'nfl‘\’:;“t‘):"(‘:hsl K"nrkrdy and beloved 2. At the above residence. Interme o Hill Cemeters ImELt Cetat KOLB. “CHARLES WILLIAM. On Wed- nesday. July 2. 1936, at Providence | Howoital, CHARLES WILLIAM . KCLB of 5528 4th st. n.w.. beloved husband of ne_ Koib ‘and_father of Gharies iam Kolb. jr. Remains_resting_at H. Hines Co. funeral home: 3001 W Notice of funeral late: ___FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. either the suecessor to Jicsthet fhe Sugresgor o nor, conoectea with wnbiP, 1009 H St. N.W. WILLIAM A SCOTT “J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAI DIRECTORS Crematorium €th and Mass Ave NE ___Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 11:3 Seventh St NT:J‘ N7A1i9"8| 2473 odern_Chael One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NNW. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E Atlantic 6700 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (4, L HAYCOCK Manager ) ot 8it 3034 M St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. EUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 12120 8t N.W___ NAona 4276 GEO. A. COMLEY 3% %% P S e Y T GEO. C. SHAFFER MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 4108 ‘_):"m“ Cor. 14th & Eye - 20 Fiorida ave. n.e. MABLE LANHAM. devoted wife of Mr. Willlam Lanham. She_also leaves to mourn their loss & mother and father, two daughters, three sons, four sisters. seven brothers and many other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Wm. T. & Ruth B. Tol- bert's funeral home. can be seen after 4 o'clock p.m. Thurs- day. July The funeral will be Friday. July 24. from Southern Baptist Church, 4th and L sts. n.w.. Rev. S. Moss officiat: ing. Interment in Pensley, 8.C. LEE. MARIE. Departed this life on Tul 1936, MARIE LEE of 213 mother, Robert 036, She leaves Robert Lee. two brother: and Rally Waison: one sister, Annie Settie. and other relatives ‘and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home, New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. LINDSAY. GRACE. On Tuesday. July 21, 19:36. GRACE LINDSAY. beloved daueh- ter of Frank and Rebecca Jackson. wife of Louis Lindsay. mother of Delores Lindsay and sister of Edward. Alfred and Waiter Jackson. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. YNCH, MARY C. . at_her residence. MARY C.._ beloved daughter Clemmer _Sillers and the late Albert Sillers, Puneral from the James T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave. s.e. on Friday. July 24, at 11 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LYONS, ALMA J. On Wednesday. July 22 036, at_her residence. 20 Warner st nw. ALMA J. LYONS. beloved wife of Henry Lvons and daughter of the late Henry M. and Mary J. Higbee. Funcral from the W._ W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw. on Friday. July 24, at 2 p.m. invited. Inferment Glenwcod Ccmetery. On Tuesday. July 21, GIR A st se. of Mary arted this life’ Wednesday : at_her residence. 411 ird s at 430 am MARY JESSIE M4 eloved mother ‘of Loui devoted sister of Georzie Galloway tice of funeral hereaiter MATTHE MORAH D. On Tuesday. July 21 5. at her residence, It Columbia rd. nw. MORAH D._ MA THEWS. beloved wife of Wesley 8. Mat- thews and mother of Denbigh Matthews. Remains resting at the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1100 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral la‘e PATRICK. PORTER Tuesday. July 1 PATRICK. husband of G and father of Elcise V Patrick. Mrs. Alma E. He ces G. Mills. ~Remains W. W. Chambers Co home 11th st neral 1at BROCTOR. KATIE G. On Tueséay July tl at Provicence Hospital, KATIE PROCTOR. beloved wite of Willlam A Proctor. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co ral home. 1407} Chapin st. n.w sday. July 2. ot 30 am St. Church. and Pa. ave. nw. where mass will be offered at & a.m. for the repose cf her soul Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemeters- SHRODE. WALKER CLYDE. Suddenly. on Monda WALKER CLYDE SHRODI teloved son_of Mari . Shrode. Re- mains Hines funeral home n.w.. untii Thursdav. Jul: at 4 a.m. Funeral services and interment at graveside. Arlington National Cemetery. on Thur aay. July 25, at 10:30 am d: Suddenly. on i.” PORTER T dvs J. Patrick and Fran- at_the funeral Sou se. Notice of fu- RICHARD EARL. On Tuesday. . #i Georgetown Univer- Hospital. RICHARD EARL SIM- MONS. <on of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Simmons vices at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Thursday July 9 am. Interment private. Plea flowers. SNYDER. HANNAH M on Tuesday. Julv i dence. 2 Both I nw.'in her Niith vear, HANNAH M. SNYDER. beloved wife of the late John W. Snyder. Funeral services at_the above residence on Fri- day. July 24. ai 2:30 D.m. Relatives and invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery SPATES, ANNIE B. On Tuesday. July ANNIE B, SPATES (ne¢ Lepley beloved wifs of Webst mother of Richard. Mat Joan of Clara. Jjohn. and Mildred Spates late residence. 3i%7 nw. on Fri July 24 s thence to sed Sacrement where mass will be offered at # Relatives and friends invited (o attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemelers. STAHI LLIE V. On Monday_July 0. i at_Garfieid Hospital. NELLIE V. STAHL. beloved wife of the late Frank Stahl and mother of Mrs E. C. Ga throo and Earl E. Stahl. West Chester, Pa. Funeral services at the W. W. 400 Chapin ay. July 3. at 2 p.m ed. Interment 186, ot her resi- on Thursd Relatives and friends i at Cedar Hill Cemetery THOMPSON. JOHN GILBERT. cay, July 20, 196, at *> am.. at his resi. dence._Greenbriar Farm. ' Burtonville, Md.. JOHN GILBERT THOMPSON. azed 2 'years. beloved husband of Priscilla H. Thompson. Funeral from Liberty Grove M. E_Church. Burtonville. Md Thursday, July 2. at in 1vy Hill Cemeter on Mon p.m Alexandria. Va WILLIAMS, O Tuesdav_ July 16 ering fllness. MARY E. WILLIAMS (nee Wright). Remains resting at Frarier's funeral home. 3R0 Rhode Island ave. n.w Notice of neral hereafter. - WIL: LIA. d ON. ELLA. Departed this life Sun- 1548 5 at her residence. Rth st nw. ELIA WILSON. She leaves a host of frirnds, Remains rest- ine at_Richardson & Co.s funeral home. 1300 Vermont ave. n.w. Funeral Wed- nesday. July 2. at 6 pm. Rev. Signor officiating. Inferment Rosemeni In Memoriam. CONTEE. WALTER B. Sacred to the mem- ory ‘of our devoted son_ brother and uncle. WALTER B. CONTEE. who left ddenly cne year ago today, Jull" It was so sudden!” we often have said How we do miss him. the beloved dead: None to take the place of the precious one fled. But God knoweth best We know He watches the sparrows that all. Hears the sad cry of the grieved hearts that call: Brothers. sisters. parents. He loveth them REV AND ‘MRS.'SRANT GONT! 3 ! EE AND FAMILY ! DAVIS, RALPH 1. 1In loving memory of RALPH J. DAVIS. who died two years ago_today. July 2. 1934 Sweet memories always linger. Avail Yourself of It Now! The number of possible reservations Mausoleum wishing crypts, fa Columbarium should not delay I tions. - funeral church, | Relatives and friends | nd Caroline A | Stephen's | Co. | Departed this_life Interment | is being rapidly reduced. Hundreds have already taken advantage of construction pric MAKE ENTOMBMENT HERE NO MORE COSTLY THAN A FIRST CLASS GROUND BURIAL. Those ily sections or niches in the beautiful EDMUNDS. LINTON H. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of my dear son. LINTON H. EDMUNDS, who de- l:g this life four years ago. July Never shall I cease to love Never sha!l my memory fade: The sweetest love forever lingers In_my heart for vou toduy. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES EDMUNDS ETHEL MAY (SPALDING). In memcry of our dear daughter. ou. FISHER, oving ETHEL MAY (SPALDING) FISHER. who departed this life six years ago today. | July 22 1m0 | MOTHER AND FATHER. * HANDY. FRANCES AGATHA. A tribute to the memory of my dear daughter. FRANCES AGATHA HANDY. who de- this Jife two years ago today 1934 You are not forgotten. | Nor will you ever be: As_long as life and memory last I will remember thee. HER MOTHER. MRS. SALLY HANDY * JOHNSON. CATHERINE EVANS. In lov- |~ ing remembrance of CATHERINE EVANS | JorNSON. ‘who a d this life one “ year ago toda 5 Days of sadness still come o'er me. Burning tears do often dow: Bug memory keeps you ever near me ince you a year ago: !Xg'rlfi i . JENNIE. JOHNSON, CATHERINE. Departed this life one year ago today, July 22, 1935, CATHERINE JOHNSON. Never shall 1 cease to love you, Never shall my memory fade: The sweetest love forever lingers In my heart for you foday. HER DEVOTED SISTERS._ GERTRUDE AND JENNIE. AND NEPHEW, AL- | Fonso PASSENO. EVERETT C.. JR. 1In sad but | loving remembrance of my devoted hus- band, EVERETT C. PASSENO. Jr. who departed this life two years ago today, 1 July | I cannot say and T will not say | That he is dead—he is just away: | With a cheery smile and a world of love | Gone. but not forsotten. DEVOTED WIFE. * ENO. EVERETT C.. JR. In sad but lovine _remembrance of our dear son. EVERETT C. PASSENO. Jr.. who passed awayY (W0 years ago oday. Julv I it I know T have never lost him, Por that could never be | He_has only gone on a fourney. | Where God " guards him constantly. As 1 loved him. so I miss him: ‘ 1 heart he is always n membered, lonzed for a & many a silent tear. A wound so deep in a heart »o sad. ‘That is what you left_your mother and dad. MOTHER. DAD. * PLUMMER, JOHN M. 1In loving remem- brance of mv dear father-in-law. JOHN H. PLUMMER. who fell asleep three years ago today, July 22, 1933, JACOB BAILEY. * REYNOLDS, REBECCA M. In loving re- membrance of our dear mother. RE- BECCA M. REYNOLDS. who departed !vhn life eleven years ago today. Frances, There is no death. the stars go down To_rise upon some fairer shore And bright in heaven's jeweled crown They_shine forevermore. HER DEVOTED SON. HARRY. _AND LOVING DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. GRACE WILLISTON. DR. E. D. Sacred to the memory of a beloved husband and fa- ther. Dr. E D. WILLISTON. who ed this life eight vears ago. July 1 A DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * MRS. EASTERBROOK DIES AT TEXAS ARMY POST Funeral for Former Resident of District Is Held in San Antonio. Mrs. Margaret Easterbrook, 45, wife of Maj. Charles A. Easterbrook, who lived at 3701 Massachusets avenue | from 1931 until 1935, died Monday in the Army post hospital at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. She was buried today at San Antonio. Mother of two daughters who were socially prominent while here, Mrs. Easterbrook was herself well known in Army circles. Her husband, now | assistant adjutant general of the 2d Division, completed a four-year tour of duty in the adjutant general's of- | fice here last year. Mrs. Easterbrook, who was a na- tive of Maine, had been ill for sev- eral years. va. | Rock Island, Il July | DR. JAMES AMENT SUCCUMBS AT 73 National Park Seminary President at Forest Glen Operated On Monday. Dr. James E. Ament, 73, for the past 20 years president of the National Park Seminary, junior college for girls, at Forest Glen, Md., died yesterday in Doctors’ Hospital, New York, where he had undergone an operation for gall stones Monday morning. At his bedside when he died were his wife, Mrs. Teresa Ament, and his two nieces, Miss Anastacia Henderson accompanied him from the school to New York on Wednesday of last week. | Dr. Ament, an internationally known | educator, had been in good health un- | til last Spring, when he fell and broke | his shoulder. Shortly before com- | mencement exercises at the school he | began to suffer with gall stone attacks. | Native of Illinois. A native of Woodburn, II, Dr. Ament was the son of the late Rev. James Roe Ament and the late Emily | A. Dodson Ament. He graduated from | Illinois Normal University and re- | ceived his LL. D. degree from Tran- | sylvania University and a Ph. D. de- ’gree from Oskaloosa College. He mar- | ried Teresa Catherine Welch of Howe | Island, Canada. ‘ Early in his career he was superin- endent of schools at Carroll, Iowa, and Later he was presi- dent of the State Teachers’ College at | Alva, Okla. Dr. Ament also served as president of the State Teachers' Col- lege at Warrensburg, Mo., and then be- came head of the State Normal School in Indiana, Pa. Under his leader- ship the latter school achieved a na- tional reputation and was distinguished for having more man students in it than any other normal school in the | United States. and Miss Jane Henderson, who hld‘ Educator Dies ‘ Cat, DR. JAMES E. AMENT. | Ament in the latter years of his life | was the order of the Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, the oldest knighthood { order in the world. Each knight re- ceives a gold cross about 3 inches long, which opens, and inside, pre- served in wax, is a small splinter from the cross on which Christ was cruci- fied. | In 1926 he received the diploma of | the Academie Internazionale, at Na- ples. At that time there were but three other Americans who held the | diploma—Nicholas Murray Butler, | president of Columbia University, | Chief Justice Taft and Woodrow Wil- son. He was also a corresponding mem- ber of the Academie Latine of Paris, a thirty-second degree Mason and a member of the Church of the Disci- ples. He belonged to the Ingleside ! Club, Indiana, Pa.. the Americus, | Pittsburgh: the University Club and | the Congressional Country Club. were with him when he died, Dr.| Ament is survived by two sisters, liv- ing in Illinols, and & number of other nieces and nephews. Puneral services will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the seminary. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. —_—— PORTER F. PATRICK, POLICEMAN, IS DEAD! Radio Car Patrolman’s Body Is Found by Fellow Officers in Apartment. Pvt. Porter P. Patrick, 47, who had never reported ill since the day he jolned the Metropolitan Police force June 3, 1920, was found dead early today in his bed room in the Alabama | Apartments, Eleventh and N streets. Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald | ordered an autopsy and announcement of the findings were expected by noon. | Patrick’s superiors at the eleventh | | precinct station became apprehensive | when the policeman failed to report | at midnight for his eight-hour trick | | at the wheel of a radio car. Lieut. Emil Dash requested police of the second precinct, in which | Patrick lived, to investigate. The | officer did not suspect ill health, for, | | he said, Patrick seemed in perfect | condition when he left the station at | 8 am. yesterday. Upon the arrival of a second | precinct scout car at the apartment, | | Paul Taylor, an elevator operator, | opened the Patrick apartment and 'SOL HERZOG, INC. | In 1916 Dr. Ament was elected presi- | | dent for life of the National Park | Seminary. Assisted by his wife, Dr. | In later years Dr. Ament inspected | Ament made a number of changes at | secondary and collegiate schools in England. Scotland. France, Germany and Switzerlaod. He was alsoc an in- | | the institution, adding several build- ‘ags and modernizing others. During his residence here Dr. | dependent student of university ud- | Ament served at various times both | ministration in the United States, |spending a year in this work at the University of Michigan and also studying at Chicago University. I Among honors conferred upon Dr. ‘(edar Hill Washingtoms most Beautiful | Cefr”{tb’émf“érg W_hen Beauty is Permanent | Time Only Adds to its Charm [T T ST ST TR Tl Furhorst! MORTICIANS (C. S. ZURHORST. JR.) 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