THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. T>. 'C„ SATURDAY, WATHTH TO. M. 7 cles, having engaged successfully in Seatiis. many competitions here. T. S. THOMPSON, POSTAL MRS. L. B. WOODWARD WILLIAM H. CHILDS, He is survived by his widow, : THE WEATHER I MIT.LF.R. Officer* and members of CoUimWa Mrs. EMPLOYE, DIES AT 67 Temple. Mo. 423. I. R. V. O. E.. of PRAIT, Eva Pratt. YV. are herelry notified to meet Mon- will MOTOR DIES CONTRACTOR, DIES March at p.m, R. Funeral services be conducted HOME HERE day, 12. 1928. 6:30 WHIRLWIND AT cloudy WILLIAM Columbia—Mostly of at. the residence Monday afternoon nt Virginia Had Worked in District I'ythlan Temple, 12th and fl sts. n.w., in Native of by tomorrow; a session of sorrow for Daughter MARY 1 2 o’clock. Rev. G. G. Johnson, pastor tonight followed rain not E, IfJLLEi;. Elks’ funeral seirviees. 30. of Immanuel Baptist Church, will offl- Capital for 26 Granddaughter of Late Bishop much change in tempt -ature; lowest Funeral Services to Be Held Mon- Monday night, at tlie houv-. 3405 6th date. Interment will be in Glenwood : #t. ti.w. F'ltieral Tuesday. 0 »m, Dorn ATTORNEY, I Years. temperature tonight about 32 degrees. the Holy Redeemer Church. Forrest Tem- Cemetery. HONORED day for ple, Harmony Temple, 840, DIES Retired Builder, No, No. DESIGNER 9: Will Be Buried in cloudy tonight fol- Thomas Thompson, 67 years Maryland—Mostly and leave Temple. No. 252 Morning Star Smith Lidge. 40, Columbia Tern pie. No. old, for the past 26 years employed in lowed by rain in south and rain mixed Victim of Pneumonia. No. and invited. . St. Louis. 85. are , JAMES M. GORDON DIES. Awards Collier the city post office, died yesterday at with snow in north portion; not much L. J. HART. nt. R'ller. Bowling and Chess Expert, President his residence, 421 B street northeast. change in temperature. 8. R. SAUNDERS, in Financial Sec. had been ill since Monday, Virginia—lncreasing fol- PE ARCE. On Friday. March 9. 1928. at her Veteran, 8(1, at He Mrs. Laura B. Woodward, of cloudiness William H. Childs, 72 years old, re- 5 Cleveland ave.. Park, Union Succumbs Trophy to L. Mr. Thompson was a native of Borry- widow lowed by rain beginning late tonight or residence Takoma 53. Was Widely Known 1 Charles the tired contractor and builder, died Md.. MARGARET A.. r»e!oved wife of Hospital. ville, Va., and had resided here for the late William 11. Woodward, for tomorrow; not much change In tem- Frerjenek W. Pearce. Remain* resting. »< Naval his residence, 508 Maine the 8. if. Hines Co. funeral home. 20b i- past 27 years. He was in charge of the many years president of the Woodward. perature. Thursday at Fu- as Linguist. M. Gordon, Bt> years a Lawrence. money by -14th st. n.w,. until 12 noon Sunday. James old, t order division of the II street Tiernan Printing Co., of Louis, died West Virginia—Cloudy followed avenue southwest. Death v/a* due to neral service* at Takorna Park Baptcst post St. in north Sunday. at 2 >9 pm. Union veteran, of 505 A street south- branch office. rain in south and rain or snow pneumonia. Chureh March Jl. cry. He is by his widow-, Mrs. at her residence, 1302 Eighteenth street, beginning late tonight or to- Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemet it east. died Wednesday at Naval Hospital. survived yesterday. portion had this Friday. 9. st Pratt, patent attor- L. Lawrence of New York, Bettie Thompson; one son, L. slowly rising temperature in Mr. Childs been a resident of PLATT. On March 192*.. William Rufus A native of Philadelphia. Mr. Gordon j Charles Francis Mrs. morrow; 4:20 p.m at his resilience. 281 t Mw;«»n widely Dante, Va., Woodward was a native of In- city years No- ney of this city, linguist and , airplane engineer, who designed the Thompson, and three north portion tomorrow. since he was 4 old and re- rt. ti.w.. WILLIAM RUFLS PRATT. served throughout the Civil War with dianapolis and was a grandauglitcr of later. knovai bowling and chess expert, died of that He was later of the Wright whirlwind brothers, Harry R. and Charles 11. tired from business about 10 years ago. tice of funeral his street, troops State. em- • original model Thompson Hollins, Va., and Joseph the late Right Rev. George Upfold, first Record for 24 Hours. PRESTON. Departed this life on Wednesday. at residence. 3817 Morrison the War and Treasury depart- of Lynchburg. yesterday ployed in engine, received from the hands of who in Kentucky. bishop of the Episcopal diocese of In- p.m., 40; 8 p.m., 38; He was a member of the Federal Lodge YTarh 7 1028 at Va.. after a short illness. He was For 40 years was employed ¦ Thompson, resides Thcrmometer—4 CATHERINE JOHANNA PRESTON, 63 years ments. he President today the Collier Funeral services will be held tomor- diana. She and her sister, Mrs. Rich- midnight, 39; 4 a.m., 39; 8 am., 36; of Masons, Eureka Chapter, Royal Robert H. old. by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. and Coolidge ard C. have 12 Masons; and the mother of Rev Samuel H.. and Born in Mills County. lowa. Mr. Pratt Trophy, by the National Aero- row afternoon at 5 o’clock at the resi- Dean, resided in Washing- 11 a rn., 38. Arch Kallipolis Grotto V#i!liarn U«o if- Jonn* was on the company’s retired list. awarded ton for past 8 years. of Oldest Inhabitants of son I-iilie O. Hunter. Remauv* rest- educated at Tabor College. lowa. , Association annually for the dence, conducted by Rev. John P. Tyler, the She was a Barometer —4 p.m., 29.68; 8 p.m., Association and re-iden-e, ,20 was He was a member of the Grand Army nautical of St. John’s the District of ing at her former /vastle pL professor of Greek. Latin in aviation in pastor of the Epworth Methodist Epis- member Episcopal Church 29.77; 12 midnight, 29.88; 4 a.m., 29.97; Columbia. n.e. Sunday. March 11. at l He became of the Republic and the Metropolitan greatest achievement and was Holiday Mr. Childs is survived by sister, Mrs. Funeral and matematics at Des Moines College, America, the value of which has been copal Church South. Interment will chairman of the House 8 am., 30.13; 11 a.m., 30.15. a o’c-ioelc from Florid* A'-entie Baptist Presbyterian Church. He is survived by commltte of the Girls’ Friendly Society. Jeannette A. Rollow, and two nieces, Chureh. Rev. William A. Tavior. pastor, he came to this . use during the be at Winchester, Va., Monday, Highest temperature, 41, at * lowa. Leaving there his widow, Mrs. Margaret. Leiteh Gor- demonstrated by actual She was also occurred Mrs. Robert L. Kause and Mrs. P. R. ofli'iaung. Interment at Payne Ceme- city 24 years ago and went to work as year. a member of the Wash- lowest temperature, 36, oc- tery. don. preceding ington 3:30 p.m.; Fletcher, all of city. • patent attorney in the United States The presentation was made at the Club. curred at 7:30 a.m. this SCHOLL. On Friday. March 9 152*. aftee Funeral services were held yesterday Veteran Actor Dies. She is survived her Funeral services will be conducted in -It hi* res ide-nce. 4.»*t| Patent Office. He continued there until rear grounds of the White House in the by sister, Mrs. Temperature same date last year— M berf-f illness. at the late residence. Interment was in 3 Dean: three brothers, George IJ. Bing- the chapel of J. William Lee's Sons, 332 Wisconsin ave. RtiBERT . tne beloved seven years ago, when lie left to en- presence of high Government officials SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 10 IA ). Highest, 55; lowest, Magdalene S'hull, in hi* 69th Arlington National Cemetery. ham, South 36. Pennsylvania avenue, Monday afternoon husband of r<-, gage in private practice, and at the and representatives of the National —William Calder. 82, veteran of the Bend, Ind.; Frank L. Bing- vs,-.- Funeral s< rvi-e# will tie l on with — • ¦- ham, Richmond, Va„ and Edmund 11. Tide at 2 o’clock. Interment will be in Con- 'Monday. Mar-h 12, at 2 o m.. at Bis 1at* time of his death waa associated Aeronautical Association. Among the American stage, died at his home here Tables. InP-rment private. & Davison, Bingham, Indianapolis; two sons, Lewis gressional Cemetery. residence. 11 the patent law firm *of Baldwin Asks Havana Eeport. officials were F. Trubee Assis- yesterday after a long illness. He was (Furnished by United States Coast Thn-wiay 9 Wight. of War in Charge of Club and the and Harold Woodward of St. Louis, and KEDROV. On Mar-h would be called upon to tant Secretary a member of the Lambs' three daughters, also of St. and Geodetic Survey.) CHARLES HENRY SEDJXtN. «*M*. Mr. Pratt had a reading knowledge of The President ’ Aviation, and Maj. Gen. James E. Players’ Club of New York. Mr. Calder Louis. Today—Low tide, 5:05 a.m. and 5:33 huso raid of lac- Lima Prather a-ddon. the Senate with a re- Funeral services were to be be . .eoce, nine languages and spoke five fluently, ij furnish detailed chief of tlie Army Air Corps. settled in California 30 years ago. held this pm.; high tide, 10:50 and Funeral to held iu P.-o . port activities of the United States Fecliet. The afternoon at 4 o’clock at St. John’s a.m. Carfa of £f)anft*. on Monday. Mar-h 13. Widely known as a chess player he was j j on Mr. Lawrence is noted principally as widow, a son and daughter survive him. p.m. 15;9. cup by the Washing- | delegation at the Havana Pan-Ameri- Episcopal Church, conducted by the 11:13 BROWN. The husband and family of THIGPEN. On Thursday. Mar-h 8. awarded a silver j pioneer engineer in the develop- Tomorrow —Low tide, 5:44 am. and HELEN xntV-fully » hour. ascertain the identity of the man. George Geonas Suffers Lacera- at 2 p.m. friends 4-ity. 1 | March li. Relatives and here Saturday. March 10. and wiit if invited, interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, it) 1 i mr r *L -- his tin «l and Condition of the Water. taken to late .home., IM , ;,y. tions Bruises. BOLTON. On Friday, March 9. 1.928. CABBIE ne. Funeral services, wrtn --jf I * « a Great Falls—Very muddy. BOLTON. Remains resting at W. W. honors. Monday Mac a 12. a. P-tu- John Cisala, <56 years old, of 1924 I Chambers' funeral parlors. Nolius ol ferment Cedar HtU Cemetery. 11 to per- Weather in Various Cities. lunerai later. «•>• Mar-h 10. 192*. /*9| LL our staff is trained the expert street, was knocked down and severely WESTON On rrdav. rest.eg Friday. at c YVh-TON. Remains BOUNDS. On March 9. 1928. MARTHA - the injured by an automobile driven by 1 inera. pi- o-s. formance of our task—relieving a Temperature, 4:30 am., at her residence. 4467 Conduit Hi W. W. Übamfser#’ f I Richard Wilson 5004 portrOemth. >a. >'«i» « also, to those of James place rd. n.w.. ELI.A A. BOUNDS, widow otr ferment at family, from attention northeast as he was crossing II street E= David T. Bounds and mother of Mrs. Ida i time later. si rrS» o y. Dupre and Mrs. Edward J. Gardner. 192* at her near North gjr • a» ; ” On F- day. March 9. such a Capitol at 6 this - WILSON. details for which it has no mind at o’clock c Funeral Monday. March 12. Irom her late V «t. nw OLLfL JTI;.- He was driven to his home Station*. • . n.w . BAH Potomac 1600 Baltimore .. .10 10 4o as l.io Cloudy dence. Interment Congressional Cemetery. obINE. :nf 'll «ia?:rhter *>f aM Phone for received when he was struck at Four- Cloudy (Jacksonville. papers please cony.) liininusham. ao.oo 7*5 so .... Flu- Rribcrt Rem ams rest ~r *A • ;-u» T. W’rr.tt. •*' teenth and Chapin streets by a taxicab .... Clear 11 f-.#* Bismarck ..10.74 28 11 Khinf*? funeral parlor*. ¦* a"*! I I Wreaths. $5 driven by Kendal Nolan of 1370 Ken- Boston .10.04 11 18 n.;>4 Pt.clondy ’ CAMPBELL. Friday. March 9. 1928. at ! s.».’Notice of funeral later. 2T .11 38 0.14 Snowing ¦ yon Buttelo .....10,11 her residence. 843 Upshur »t. u.w., AMAN- ; suddenly. t>r. Wed-»riay. Mareh street. Yeonas suffered lacerations .. Cloudy WOOI.SEY'. harloston 300 4 08 58 0.06 DA 8.. widow of Samuel A. Campbell and ! WOOL-f.Y .n--\l &PEARE and to his legs. Chicago ....10,18 .10 28 .... Cloudy 7 1928 T.U< A- H. AlililUSRi bruises mother of Dr. Charles B. Campbell. Mrs t «,‘>rv ice»‘on B ar,lay March 11. at 2 p a., Cincinnati ..10.10 48 til .... Cloudy Virginia K. 0.03 William T. MacPherson. Miss • at Mount Jezreel Baptist Churcti. Funeral Director Cleveland ...10.21 41 11 Snowing Campbell. Mrs. Charles E. Marsh. Robert .. . . 48 Clear Columbia 30.06 0.02 , B. Campbell and Dr. Fred B. Campbell. .... Pt.clondy Succeeding JULES HARTIG DIES. Denver ... 10.70 01 .18 Funeral from hir late residence on Mon- .....10,16 34 10 .... Snowing < Detroit day. March 12. at 1 p.m. Interment 3n iHcmocianL W. R. Speare Co. .... Clear so ... 70 41 K1 Ia 20.04 Cloudy private. 11* but lovinr r-r'-mbrarte of I).—Word Galveston ..10.88 71 54 0.10 BANKS. Itr sad BANxv.:. i-o (LfA 1— N E NEW YORK, March 10 04 of Helena 48 ii8 0.01 Cloudy CARKOI.L. On Friday. March 9. 1928. at t otir loving mother, IDA ....20.00 1 3029. . the death of Jules Hurtig, theatrical Huron. S. t). 20.80 .14 .10 .... Pt.eloudj ¦ Freedinen’s Hospital. MASCILLA. devoted March 10. Cloudy mother Laws and aunt Pearl *• producer, at sea aboard the Indianapolis. .10.20 41 30 .... of Delia ot HiiJtREN. DUDIXY 5* Hamburg- Cloudy resting at LOVING • i!w7ff Jacksonville. .10.02 80 «4 Carrol*. Remain* the W. HER WESLEY. . Telephone Pt.clondy j JOHNNY Main 3707 American liner Reliance, cruising in Citv 20.04 50 40 .... ’ Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral rarlors. 2222 AND MARY. Kansas rem-^a the Angeles3o.o4 70 54 .... Cloudy Ga. ave. u.w. Notice of funeral rater. 11 In sad bit Jot; ee branc* West Indies, was received here Los Cloudy 3.ARBOIK. BARe>(H_H. ...10.10 48 .10 .... Friday. 9. ' ot our dear mother. MARY yesterday. Hurtig sailed, with his wife, Louisville CHANEY. On March 1928. KATE departed thi- three years ago to- Miami Kla.. .10.08 8o 04 .... Clear • HANEY, age fit years. Funeral from I who life February 25. New Orleans 20 (Hi .... Cloudy the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Liiiie day. March 10. lU2i». H 880 Cloudy i Mr. Hurtig was 59 years New York.. .10.08 .14 10 0.40 M. Van Duyne. 63 K st. u.e . on Monday. Oh. we to fare her. old. He City... Cloudy how hard tried his career showman Okia 20.01 08 40 .... Mar.-h 12. at 10 am. Interment An- Tears and prayers were aii in raic; .... cloudy started as a as Omaha 80 4 4 .10 hapoiia, Annapolis• atigei# - •.cue l>ore her ....10 Cloudy Md. iHaUiiuuie and Haopy and a ticket seller for the Barnum & Bailey Philadelphia .10.10 38 31 0.74 papers please copy.) From thi* weary world of P»«a. Circus. Mr. had been ill for Phoenix ..10.1*0 78 40 .... Clear Hurtig Pittsburgh ..30.10 48 10 0.10 C loudy CHILDS. On Thursday. March 8. 1928. at t ’Tis hard to break the tender cord two months and in his residence. 500 Maine ave. WIL- When love ha* bound th* heart. sailed February Portland Me. 30.1 o 24 10 0 .14 Clear to speak Ore. 10 08 50 030 Raining LIAM H. CHILDS. Funeral services from ’¦ Tie hard so hard, IB* word. for a rest. His widow, two children, Portland. 50 the chapel William 332 part. R.i’cjgh ~ . 30.00 04 42 0.00 Clear of J. Is*'* Suns. II We must forever three brothers and two sisters sur- 50 40 0.10 Cloudy Pa. ave. n.W- on Monday. Mar-h 12. at 2 Loving in wav*. Sait Lake C.. 10.02 p tn. and In- ¦ and kind alt her vive him. San Antonio 10 04 78 50 2.22 Raining Relatives friends invited. Upright and met to the end of her days: terment Congressional Cemetery. 31* i mind. San Diego.. 30.01 00 52 .... Clear Sincere and kind in heart a-. S Francisco 30.20 04 52 .... Clear CHILDS. The members of Association O'd- What a beautiful memory sae left hehinfl. j.ouis... st, no io no 34 Pt.clondy est Inhabitants are requested to attend 1 HER LOVING CHILDREN. LaNDONIA.* st. Paul... 10 01 28 10 .... Cloudy the funeral o( our late asaooiate. ffID WILLIAM AND RALPH. . ... In 01 51 44 0.24 Pt.clondy from the par- Seattle LIAM H. CHILDS. funeral the memory ¦spot, an* ...30,00 50 30 cl 01 Cloudy lors of J. William Lee * Sons. 832 Penn* I GARNER. A tribute of love to \V.\sj) 4 3d Cloudy ave. Monday. ni our SARAH A. o.YRNLR. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT j ,D C. 30.12 0.52 •ySyania u.w.. Mueh 12. dear mother. years ago to- ATj 1 1928. at 2 p m ' who departed this Irie tea I FOREIGN*. THEODORE W. NOYES. President. day. March 10, 1936. & J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. 11 .tawing in a"! her ways, EISEMAN’S, 7th (7 am., Time, today.! and kind I Greenwich CIKSFI.L. Suddenly, on Wednesday. March i Upright and lust to the end of !e- day*: stations. Tcmpe-ature. Weather. 7. 1928, at h*r residence. jfeade *t. Sincere and kind in heart aad mind. Fj cioudy 4Sol ° I London, England...... 32 Part n,«.. MATILDA the beloved wile of hil a mem r d o^' ii——n .—in Paris. 32 Snow Washington George | *' THE —in tI France cloudy Cissell. sister of Dan- FaMxV. IVrlin. Germany 24 Part aunt Daisy sister-ui- Cloudy iels. of Richardson, : Si-eei to the a-aarr Copenhagen, lienmark.. 24 of leaves a• LEE. CHEATHAM. 13 Clear iaw Mollie Jackson. She also dear sister*. BERTIE. LEE. who sr- LIABILITY, Stockholm. Sweden host of other relatives and friend* to o 4 tvv three years ago. AUTOMOBILE. FIRE. Gibraltar. Spaiu 54 Ram mourn t-red tn'o her eternal rest BURGLARY TORNADO time, today.* their loss. Funeral from the First •l 8 BETT7E CHEATHAM. AND (Noon. Greenwich . ' Baptist bearwood, p. March 1925 aa>l Church of C-. onn #o suddenly through the rearry tPay,ill. Arorea. . ":«• rest 721 10th Street X.W. Slain 766 John. Calvin, jr . and Ruth Crawford. i* » in nea-re. ROCKVILLE. He leave to mourn their ion* a host of THEIR r.t>NELY SISTER. MISS EMMA i • other relatives and friends. Members and R. CARTER. ROCKVILLE, March 10 (Spe- , friends invited to funeral services Sunday. Md.. ¦March 11. at 1:30 o'clock, at Galbraith Y In sad. 3»"t loving -satffl- jurors st«. MORRISON. cial).—The revised list of for the ¦ A. M. K. Zion Chutvh. 6th and I. '• b-yn-e of bit dear mother. ALMAVBA March term of the Circuit Court, I »i.w.. Rev. W. D. Battles, pastor. Inter- - MORRISON who died mwrj-seven year* _ ment at Woodland 10* acu today. March 19. 39*‘L . begins here March 19, follows: Laytons- • SMITH'S! ville William y, Wil- CKAAAFUKD. Officer* and member* of Starr HER DAUGHTER NETTLE. TRANSFER*4, district. A. Bogle of Bethlehem 27, STORAGE Tatterna- ie. No. Order of( Living r-sr.’-t LOCAL ft LONG DISTANCE MOVERS liam H. Wachter and James E. Hawkins; Galilean Fishermen: You are requested to ROBINSON. Tn of our de- Galbraith E. Zion voted father. Rev. WUiTYM J. KOBTN- Clarksburg, Charles R. Israel, James O. meet at A. M. Church. • SON. ?eft us yta.'S ago today. MODERN BUILDING 6th st. between L and U sts. ti.w , Sunday. who five FIREPROOF Manion Edwin D. Burdette; Pooles- March LI. 1023 CRATE. PACK AND SHIP and ’ March li. at l p.m.. in proper uniform, to ; Wt vllle, Howard W. Spurrier, Charles V.. pay the last tribute of respect to our de- - level ia life. • ceased . j Vev.i a-a rer-emhe-ed ‘Phone North 3343 Willard. Carroll Shreve and Waiter member. CALVIN H. CRAWFORD. Iu death • A. AMANDA JONES. R. W Ruler. HIS DAUGHTER AND SON. 1313 YOU STREET NTW.I M. Butler; Rockville, Isaac H. Rabbitt, HENRY WASHINGTON. R. W. Scribe. B. David Steinberg. Alexander Lowry. TliOYl\S In loving merroey of sir dear CRAWFORD. The Grand Officers and Mern- • nephew. RAYMOND THOMAS, who 4*. Joseph L. Clagett, William H. T. Case ‘ i>ers of D. G. Lodge of Carvieans: You t'.irtevi this hi# cae year ago today. March are notified to attend call meeting for and Thomas M. Garrett; Colesville, Ed- P D. D. G. M. CALVIN CRAWFORD. 19. 1927. ENTERPRISE SERIAL ward 11. Carr. Francis S. Cooney, George 1 Fishermen’s Hall. Saturday, March It*. You suffered hour*, ye*, hours of paia. R. Joseph D. Miller; Darnes- 1928. 7.30 pm. Funeral Sunday. Manh | To wait for cure, but aii in vain; and A. M. Z Till God alone knew what »a* tvst town, Albert J. Cissel, Carroll Walters 11. from Galbraith E. Church. you give you ’ 6th st. betweaa L and M sts ?t w Piease ; And called home to rest. BUILDING ASSOCIATION and Thomas D. Darby: Bethesda. attend. A. R G. M. And those who still remember you Announcement BROWN. D. Are who love,* roll Secretary. those N--«t. ?th St. A; I-a. At*. N.W. Joshua T. Austin, William J. Darsey and i B. FREDERICK. UNCLE AND AUNT. WILLIAM AMP Irwin A. Morse; Olney. Nicholas R. DAVIS. Suddenly on Tuesday. March 6 THOMAS. ' i!*2S. MARTHA ftOth tun* of Slock Now Open Griffith, Calvin Bready, Lewis Myers SIDNEY DAVIS devoted husband : ! : —^ for Subscription G. 1 of Aline Davis inee Triton*. father of i Renewing last season's offer and presenting an equally and Herman C. Ladson; Gaithersburg, Gertrude Davis, He also leave* a devoted • FILTERAL DIRECTORS. Edgar Fulks, William T, Ridgely, Rich- mother, five brothers and two sisters. Fu- neral from Emery A. M. E. Church. M Money Loaned to Members ard W. Murphy and Crittenden H. Sunday |f. ILHAM irE7~r»*ee*l aad Lakeland Mi!.. March 11. at U Fmhalmer. Livevr in eonneetion. t oaioso- Walker: Potomac, Russell S- Magruder, am. luterment Charlotte Hail. Md. 10 diou* rhapel. Misltra Orvanaioriama Modv*» on Easy Monthly Payments Joseph R. Lechlider and Clifton Nichol- DCVALL. Suddenly. March 9. 1928. at ht*% >9 oflev*. XT? C* Ave. \A» Call M. I«A. son; Bartlesville. William Windsor residenv'e. 1370 R st. ne. BERNARD E. in our DUVALL, beloved husband of the late ; A year ago, after putting perfect repair bunga* Pj^^sVj James f! Connelly Jump. F. Shw* Hodges. William E. Robertson and Hen- Fannie ami son ol the late WUhast Warren Duvall W. Taltavull Vresuient liter* l.try ry Kennedy: Damascus, A Josephine Howrard iv.ee Charles Lee Duvall and chapel of & or years old), we King Duvall*. Funeral from the t 14th Spring Rd. Col. 444 lows (many of them only three four | Watkins. James R. ami Ira I*. Thomas F. Murray A Son. 2007 Nichols Jones; Wheaton, James S. Fraser. Au- ave. *e.. on Monday. March 12. at 2 pro. gustus Kline. Harry Hodge, Ar- Relative# and friend* invited. Interment offered them for sale at from one'third to oneTalf pi M. E. Oongreamona! Cemetery. 11 ~ALMUS R.SPEARE thur W. Stonestreet and William J. Succeeding the W. R. Speare Oft AM ETHICAL PHARMACY Umstead. EDMUNDS. Departed this trie Thursday. critical construction cost. Expecting to sell 50, we March 6. 3928. at her residence ."'9 U e 1623 Ave. off their —-for the purpose of compound- An address by former United States i st. nw.. Mrs MARY JANE EDMUNDS Connecticut ing medicines and furnishing sick Senator Moses Clapp of Minnesota on loving wife of B B. Edmunds devoted sold, of a market, 70. sister ot Mr*. Annie Went*. Mr*. Mattie Potomac 4600 in the lace depressed room supplies. •‘American Citizenship’’ was a feature ! Gaskins. Fannie Wilson and sister-m law of the bi-weekly meeting of the Rock- of VVm. Brown' stepmother ot Marv l- j $ yr%. at 1«0S II ttw at !»*• R ML Our Attention ville Woman's Club, held at the Mont- Burliue and VVt’.hs Fdaumds; devoted Club, ccu- of this offer to entirely given gomery Country Rockville, and day. at 1 o'clock, reeved Timothy Hanlon We are now extending the application —is to compound- I Match tt. frombetween ing physicians’ prescriptions. largely vdtanded. Mrs. Leonard L. Baptist Church 3rd st ti.w. H Ml H St X r. Phone U VMJ. Nicholson jr.. sang and the program in- and 1 #l*. Relative# and friend# mvjy".. the remaining 55 bungalows, while a liberal discount & cluded outer enjoyable features. The Julies’ Crispus Attuoks Sardo Co. meeting was by the presi- EDMUNDS. The T VVm. H. WALDMAN conducted Relief Association snnoumv* the death , dent. Mrs. !,. C. Probert. ot Mr*. JANE EDMUNDS, and that Private l imousine Ambulance the funeral will be Sunday March U. 39'. \ Licenses have been issued by the clerk Bapu*t Ns Lincoln 524 PHARMACY of the Circuit from the Second Church, 3rd »t. Court here for the mar- tween H and 3 *t* n w.. at l l'B, M Vmerle. N.llonnl llank III,If. riage of William J. Shartaer, jr., 32. and JIU.I t AAKST HAM a TON. i v*. | NOW A5 AN INDUCEMENT TO PIONEERS l(> (> Miss A. 18. both JENNIE E BARNES. Reo. See’v. Frank Geier's Sons Co* pQW J 3 IN.Sv. Parolee Crowe, of 9 N YV Struct Washington, and Joseph C. GODDARD. Friday evening. March 192A tills seventh sttVwph.v!# M*»n TJTt Ennis. Jv., at ave.. j kxi«m Chapa! Main 21 tit her reai.ietuv*. 1630 Couneviio.it “_ 26, and Miss » Delivery tVllliiiut Additional font Hazel Marie Boyce, 21, MARTHA W.A3»E GODDARD. beloved e K>raut i*»tFt*~tsh fv rc;dy to participate in the opening up of virgin both of Washington. ot the late William Henry food Hrd, Those *er\iocs at the restdein'e on Mon A meeting of the executive board of Funeral U-v* JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. the stay. March 12. at 3 pm. lnteruie.il IS3’ 3tH3» St, N YA Bhinta North *’ cost Woman's Democratic Club of Mont- Ore#k Cemetery. * I territory a discount of off of construction gomery 50% SORE County will be held at the GKOS It. Suddenly Friday March 9, 3928. CHAS. S. ZURHORST «P S agrd Cd >v*v* > ’ ¦'••• * Montgomery Country Club at I0:3o ARAH UROSH. 3t»t PAST A AFIIOI. 812 on houses built along front W, tt Deal funeral home. S'.d H be recently here _____ ' l.iwvoin will allowed o'clock Monday morning. Thou* ot'?. ______st ne. Monday. March 12 at 2 pm. I H R OA I- fideiiuent Addison Chapel. Md T. F. COSTELLO one of the fairways of the beautiful 18-hole Golf Bel ie fguaranteed w i thone aw a lowof ioiiNIK HUSK Suddenly, Match 30. 1928. at the ~,37:1 N '*«> Sol *t NOR 1 R, » ! 39 v lioRHK, picked ut> 4 week* s*o today; must teaidetio* of he* atater, Mia Vt Wait immwp or mil At auction, S@»st. Jhts- Fielding. Wheaton. Md . Yi ARY VIKt.INIA Course Eightecmhole Golf Course already open for coll Potomac, Vi ItAt'SE Funeral aervi.-ee at *hne addtv * Monday. March 32, at t pen Re itcs» P. A. TALTAVULL friends mvlbxt. Interment tprivateV H. lost. • E TimUU. kn. ?ndoudon Park. 11 43ft ItK V* M. ItMt AIKKDAI.K l*«H}, taTF*"Y> MN9, IVparfevl tYitruday. All HR THOXINE lOisii, with lon* O. ii** HAW thi* life ANt'M ftrnt’ft Itow aid tor return 15(B) Hamilton March 8. 3928. at 9 AN am., after a brief When Nothing “Tastes Good" *1 n w Phono l\i| fIO.IR iilnea. at Viwideue# Hospitai W 13,1,3 AM. B. ,% of hius Neviut Econonic stability and abundant financial backing BAR PIN. 8 tv.tr! hoi-Oo in row, reward the beloved husband tiatlie Haw Herbert TRY il returned to 1010 Vermont are, or Its leave* tv* mourn their loss four aisteis. I Franklin 80s call Mi* 3 ulu IVrkma. Mr* Elisabeth Dauvo Funeral Homo Mrs Bailey *td A'* \ y». IBB) Spaniel, of PhilavieU'bia Annie E fM j»W YwrK Main KM make fns possible. Where else can such liberal ad' 1< nolle. Surinam' while with Miss Rose Hawkins, and «>ns bivthcr, John brown oar* and brown ticks. from 3175 Hankms Funeral Monday, March 32 s - Joseph lodds wine Uuetiee at,, Cleveland Park, Telephone i’lev, t . frwm John in F. Birch’s Sv>n lonic t» uv V Hhtuea funeral jjp - t3B A At’ 3H50 lor* 3rd and Eve sis »vv Inter meiiA Mt KtRCJtt FOR SALE AT ALL F'OY IT'KKIlft. whlto bJark ap*B a, write it)v »N- UHF V l*. volilta, while, with lawn * i i Attn ib* tsiutnal YV R Sty. o <••».»b_ ¦ olored mints name “Ri'a,” March 9, at tiGU, Notice ot funeral later. Kill Capitol and 2nd ala How aid. 40? KEENAN. On Wednesday, March 7, 3t>':9. - ltW9 H St. N.^A» II at n w lll.'ohl 75ft, .st Ids re»nh'tu\- near Suitland. M.l . ' \ .via A *1 \YA, I I |J* F, JVVrH.r-U f>ljmt«uiii NPH «unii*i, tik'NUY KEEN AN. Romani* er»s.us - * Km.* AG i»a.M Sfarest IIA ooulitniUu between West- Bnvh * M st n d. i'i- id., at Jos F Son* fivdtt w ! a«t»q»obCo » > CSuHmlv inoroLind Apt, and oar atotc t'oliunbla * v'o • Funeval front Ouch vh.vpet Moe • v», B i'.ill(ornia at Plume North 4(34 * March I'J. at 2 dvt p m, [I ,m Dollar Bn,Ho i'i(. W. W. Deal 3r Ccv KLAtUnilv Million vt.K on \ Shervood Forest Co. Main div, March W. reward Itt Vrtd v.v, Ma«vh 9, WSL after (in H tv V UYCtUN SttYMk call Clove hint a alloit iHimt, M ARY F . beipvevt da«G h- Pi. tllts, siim*. over 100. sradtialsd Ho- tor of Mstth* Yl and the late John F 18th St. 7523 ward for return ftiiotl t4tn at nw . or iatil* Hemains tystiug at Uvaon* »tn j IIMKU DK3HWS 120* N.W. (It (ins Win) . Ad tool \t l\* nasal pai lwr*. Liv'd N st- nw. Funccal j P(B Kh TltrutK lo*.-d Thur«kia> Udwcon private. II j Reduces oil consumption 4 30 and ft. gray uorkatbooV, (ontanona Wft kIrI'AFIKRY. vYn Aatutday. March O' i GEO. C. SHAEFFJR I(dd I’U'io, titlla and ohamio* rovu« from 3978, at i* 3} am at hi* w» .Un.sv '> Reached via Defense Highway and (sth —Reduces friction drag— itilh K to and Vow Reward Sitvl st, ne. YVUtdAM, Wvvvyd hushaiv.i •NW«w,vv“Nv..‘ir,ay'{?ir Potom »o 43S|V_ Aid McCattvyy m ve*i _Js»ht. _ »>t Martha his ddth i &hvc Reduces repair bills—be- I'ln KPliß'dlv Wdl wotnan w(o>' tnuud Notivss of funeral heissafter, Our Onlv Store. Uth pm in Friday notify it’s th» "Best Oil in (he aotbook Mn.sdn Park car cause owner Howard. Mary Mulls Mom HI ACKISTONK. UO7 H the World.’* Demand •mi. L M Hide,, Govt, Hotel Vlnooin OOiht. Mil l EM. VciovvM Wife of the ’.ate Chatbe Miller and daughfor of the tale John W tteatttitwl TUwal Autocrat Motor Oil. P*h'HK''l'lU»t'K lady'a contaiuln* bmtoh and Marv E Sindh an»t sister of the tale IVtuint, ami ttjN Kris and sflveml uaimia at ?th and Pa avc . YYilln.ui James Mvuih 9ho Waves v>ne C At 3. VtN 4 *»Vf Yt ™"" Nothing Ft Ida,v, a.iu.j irynHl vew aid for isl'O'n to brother John Prance* Smith; one a'sie-i, ii more importune % YU'iie is, vuie niive. Vao; -ol .Auto IVC;V#.r» AmUK'#- 01 v did »«. Me.. Avt. Mia. Know* Mr* M V'vv Mi# <*—-'o\ then thorough lubrivitioo. • Hyvneavti two uephsus. FUoo and an** v»‘.v- ,> GJSSAJK Fipvarda, _ ta'l'ctv WiUiam and a of v>ther c Airrm rat nut oil that is 8 tXOPttitMl, Hum her jv'to, bi Via. ftfitltn, hoat vvh* r im i i i prom R. k. ttvea am| ffietnU Vnneiai 3hm».iav M ush Gtufv* Bros* C v\* 1-12 St# HLN ail oniKße Miliare ode S 5 iaward \VllUatna 1002 IN, » . at t w moVv Ikedcaen Church t - V, i ava > it» 11 • from ¦ :r- niont N »Ve ts'tw ICO 7mt a'Vd New Jsi'*. v lieware of Substitutes. 80 AltF T adv'a Blue ailY National Theater, ave where i-Mii'ein mas# will be *U"* ‘ MOM AiKVWk Thursday avonui*. HH ISmn an*. Aid. for the repose of her will _____ lUyarton * i ILK mini DKi't AX*IN rHE'TTt'tT Oil Works td'l Rest tu nea.y her t'avn <» ended: j All Ylvsiu ogni. «s'o,,st bvr St' Ju* (due, shop, V'O.k don* tv. not Lis* * vu» Coiutukis am BVVWATFH. doll mnWed Airaud* * WWevUv he. I'VboM tJtoliMtavw* I'aintdmll, taitwoin Poti'in io School t ill * »t|.' lias son# wtio.o those Who hive hr'' ' l' 'W l V Va #**otw jmioa at and Wvotnina Aids i duudna rd, 8oo»v via iMiittU one tw one VYiK* R W HtVY V Vmm-mmbbmS • * 'C. lipRiNG fttedUM .v'Ood CoinaiAoa *vl,. Avt. «, Raw a. a. 4«Wm> BRvttWEH AND BUTKM, 9*lo Ab**.««rv Hg. M4K -MM 4» 4