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Xmas Memorial
Wreathes, 53.50
MENT ANYWHERE. A
STORE
7407 // st. •
Telephone Main 3707
Jtocninft Skrf
Xijnniisms
»”■I
Bradley Pharmacy—
7th & Maryland Ave. N.E.
Is a Star Branch Office
I Want* usually occur unex
pectedly but they can be
promptly supplied through a
Classified Advertisement in
The Star. You'll save time by
taking advantage of the facil*
i ities of The Star Branch Of
xn| fices—there’s one in practi
cally every neighborhood in
Pgftja and around Washington
imam&L. where copy for The Star Clas*
sified Section may be left. No
fees are charged for Branch
Office service; only regular
I THE rates.
ABOVE SIGN
DISPLAYED I'he Star prints such an over
gy wheliningly greater volume of
AUTHORIZED Classified Advertising every
STAR day than any other Washing-
BRANCH ton paper that there can he no
OFFICES I question as to which will give
l« you the best results.
“Around the Corner” is
a Star Branch Office
■■ 1 '7- j ...its 1 j .■ 1 1 , .i "msassss-
A Bureau message will be
broadcast on Monday, De
cember 19th, through th«
courtesy of Station WMAL. / / W y T
■ “Will You Recommend a Good-
, ‘ ' . * - « ■
• tilt Mt»l , -i *
Investment
Bank or financial house —
Merchant, etc. —
-That I Can Safely Deal With?”
These inquiries are constantly being addressed to the
Washington Better Business Bureau. And it is
always answered in this way —“The Better Business
Bureau Recommends Nothing!”
t
The Bureau investigates and tells the Facts! It does
not endorse or condemn, neither does it praise nor
disparage. No attempt is made to influence the in
quirer to do, or not to do business with the individual
or firm about whom he is seeking information. lie is
merely given the facts, to use as he sees fit.
If a salesman should ever say to you: “Vou needn’t
worry about our firm; we’re endorsed by the Better
Business Bureau!” —he on your guard! There’s
something wrong there!
The appearance of this ad
vertisement in these col
umns is evidence that this
publication co - operates ■ •■■■
with and supports the Bet
ter Business Bureau for
your protection.
The Better Business Bureau
of Washington
336 Evening Star Building
Telephone Main 8164
THE EVENING STAB. WASTUXOTOy. T). r.. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17.
NEW MERGER PLAN
IS SEEN IN COUNTY
;
’
Prince Geodes Commi" to
Oppose Separate Mary
land City.
Special I>i-t*;itfli to Thp Star
HYATTS NT LIJ-:. .Md., Iteeember 17
| —Abandonment of the plan to effect
mercer ot various upper I’rince
(leorges fount y communities into
the .Maryland t'itv tiy creating a spe
cial tax area outside of the county
will he recommended to the January
meeting of the Chamber of t’ommoive
of Hyattsville tty the chamber's com
inittee. which is studying the merger
proposit ion.
It will be suggested by the com
mittee that efforts be made to get the
communities to merge into a munici
pality lhat would still he a part ol
tlie county Such a city, it is pointed
out. would have its schools
maintained by the county, find like
other incorporated areas would re
ceive road rebate funds each year
from the county. A city tax at a rale
satisfactory to all communities doubt
less could be fixed, it is believed, to
further swell the municipality's in
i come.
Tax Kate Question.
j It has hern estimated that a city
lax rate of about 40 cents on each
, s 1 till would he fair, niasinurh as this
strikes a balance as to the rate now
befog paid in tlie various incorporated
towns in the proposed city. It has
(been suggested that a scheme might
he worked out whereby those sections
of the projected municipality which
i are not now paying town taxes could
1 begin pitying only at a minimum rat-
Jp|OU needn’t have any hesitation on the
score of cost. Our charges are marked
by the utmost moderation —same as j
our service is notably satisfactory. Long ex
perience has made us most efficient,
i Phone Potomac 4600 for
AlmusßSpeare j
Funeral Director
Succeeding
V. R. Speare Co.
1623 Conn. Avenue
I and as they began receiving improve
! tnents incident to incorporation theti
; rate could be increased proportion
! ately.
Arthur I’ Owens, chairman, said the
• committee had not been convinced
| tha't the special tax area would not be
; in the best interests of the people, hut
' that tliere were too many obstacles at
present in the way of carrying it
■ through with dispatch. The commit
tee ;eit that a campaign toward this
end would be a long-drawn nut affair,
i inasmuch as it would require an
| ani'-ndincnt to the State constitution
land doubtless would be opposed by
I some who would not wish to see the
i count v deprived of its most populous
i section which pays the bulk of the
, ounty taxes. This opposition, it was
felt, unquestionably would have been
j particularly manifest in the lower sec
tion of tite county and would conic
from persons not desiring the county
to lose prestige
If the Chamber of Commerce agrees
1 with its committee that it would be
more feasible to try to bring about
the merger hv not separating from
the county this proposition "ill be laid
before the people of the area to obtain :
something definite to lay before the j
legislature. .Mr Owens and his com- |
mitt'c plan to draw a charter for tin- j
proposed citv and have been assured
of tin* aid of an organization expert
: diced in drafting charters for munici
polities The committee believes that i
if the scheme is reduced to more ton
crete farm better progress can hr i
mad ' toward informing the people j
just what is proposed. If the chamber
aurees that t lie plan to merge without
sep.at ating from the county is more
desirable, the committee plans to lay
I the 'barter for the proposed city he
fore t tie people of the area, to obtain
their views on it. and if it meets with
favor it i.' probable that legislation in
furtherance of the plan will he sought
from the next season of the l.egisla
tore in January. 1329.
Ciitil the chamber's meeting next
I month the committee will confine its
: work chiefly to collecting figures and
other data on the merger proposition.
It has been decided by the commit
(op to meet regularly hereafter the
I second Tuesday in eacli month.
INDIVIDUAL ACTION
BY GERMANY URGED
Must Be Given Job Sans For
eign Supervision, Gil
bert Declares.
By the A fp>o< - i ;• tPress,
r.KKU.W DocemlW 17.—The sup
gestion that Cermany he given a
definite task t<> pet form without for
eign supervision is made in the an
nual rep at of S. Parker Hilbert.
American agent general for repara-
I ions, published t ofiuy.
•\Ve an still in a testing period.';
Gilbert concludes, "and further ex
perience is needed before it w ill be j
i possible to form the nmSessary judg
| rnents of the reparations problem. I
\ Hut confidence in general is already ;
l restored and as time goes on practi- i
cal experiences accumulate.
"ll is becoming always clearer that
neither reparations problem nor other j
dependent problems will be finally j
! solved until Germany is given a
j definite task to perform on her own
j responsibility, without foreign super- j
vision and w ithout transfer protoc- i
tions."
The report stresses that German
commerce and industry have been
"more active in recent months than
at anr time sime stabilization. Ihe |
prioritv of reparations over German, i
external loans is emphasized in tic .
report. German borrowing is con- j
sidered by the report to be a logical
phase in redistribution.
Most German newspapers in com
menting on the report, stress Gil
bert's admission that the translm
system is faulty and that the sum
total of Germany's reparations must
l, e ‘fixed. This, they believe, will
have a sensational effect.
.Most papers point out that Gil
bert's criticisms are conciliatory in
tone, though none the less positive
in fact than the criticisms ill the
much discussed memorandum.
—— •
Deaths Reported.
Panic F. Haivcv. 88 3*10? Lowell -t.
*. IN m l? liiji'f ti Ka S*.M 4th si n.«*.
Thomas M Cha'ard. it*. J7IH Rhode
jVihri H* Par-tv 76. 3015 Conne. t" Jit iae
Julia A Whit ins. .4, Epiphan.v tliiii'h
! H Phi tin .T. Roche. 74. 1731 Hi-** , ,
Kra ill; It. Foltz 74. " a Her Re- d Hospital.
Ilei rietta P Black. HO. 141 K he.
Marie S Repp. tt» 'llls W aider at.
Nne v K Bowers* *St> 4408 Tunlaw id.
Isaac Isaael. OS. OKI K »4. -
Claude K Kins. 04. nB, Columbia rd.
Alice 51. Wat-on. 64. I tit Harvard *t.
Hairy A.- ohnan 01. 5664 1 4tli «t.
Thomas M. Doyly oK, Walter Reel Hoe
""patriek McNally. 50. Cnitcd States Sol
dier-’ Home Hospital
John A Kiernair. 54. 1414 Mohican avr.
Frank W. Haliieman, 44, 1.440 Fairmont
\l»t.
Blanche H
Edna Brooks. 4!». 1845 New Hampshire ave.
John E. Fowler, jr.. 44. !)01 Kitten
house st. . .
Klton G. Bender. 31. St. Elizabeth s Hos
pital
Joseph Semhly, 08, "414 M -t.
Thomas A Cox. jr.. 54. 4407 13th st.
Births Reported.
John 1,, and Marion K. Hailey, boy.
Giovanni and Kli/a Hove. gel.
Eugene and Estelle Long. mil.
William M and Marietta Wilson, girl.
Russell A. and Hazel Cordrey girl.
Henrv A. and Abby Willard girl.
Donah) M. and Louise D. Karll. girl.
Charles K. anil Marjorie Wheatley, boy.
Daniel and Lillian Karin, bov.
David M. and Anna 'lash. Uov.
John D. and Carolyn Sorrell, boy.
William R. and Virginia T. Thomas, boy.
Walter T. anil Ruth McCarthy, boy.
Arthur B. and Thelma B. Hayes, jr hoy.
George B. and Anne V. Thompson, boy.
William and Mary bee buy.
Fred D. ; lid Ernestine Butler, boy.
John and Anna Robinson, boy.
Edward and Josephine Hayes hoy.
Hvd*ert M. and El«ie Sparks, boy.
William and F.lsie Douglas, boy.
Jinius J. and Maud Bryan girl.
■lnliti and Essie Holton, girl.
TUXEDO SUITS, $29
$35 Value. On Liberal Terms
EISEMAN'S, 7th & F
Sturtevant Blowers
for Burning
Buckwheat Coal
FRIES, BEALL & SHARP
734 10th St. N.W.
wmmmgmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT
EISEMAN’S, 7th & F
I Every day more
people say they like . 1 .
the wav its a v J
mildness
appeals *
r f rrmnrrn ipmnrirTrrrrrrrri )\%( t^jfirrni imnniXliniSlliLfniCl -jV' |
S 1438 |
j PARK ROAD j
This very dcsiraHle
| modern limestone |
IS front store, vvi th 4 ji|
ls| room and hath apart- jjj j
ji| ment above can he |j|
!!j rented at an exception
|||| ally low price. It is r j,
|]| located just afew doors
jj|| from the new entrance 0
j|| to the Arcade Market, |
and is suitahle for any j.
I business. This is the |i
|j only vacant store in ||
!! this block. Possession I
j |!
; at once.
1 Shannon : jc luchS' 1}
Leasing Department
1435 K Street N.W.
| Main 2345 jj
MRS. CARRIE HARVEY DIES!
i Former D. A. R. Regent, 88. Wasj
Native of Vermont.
Mrs. Currie F. Harvey, SS years nld.
widow of A. C. Harvey and a resident
of this city since l‘.H_’. died at her
home, 3607 Ijiwell street, ve.sierda.v
after a short illness. She was a native
of Vermont and a descendant of early
colonial ancestors.
Mrs. Harvey is survived by two j
laughters, Miss Kathrins I, Harvey, i
past regent of Victory Chapter, I). A i
11., and vice chairman in charge of
the preservation of historic spots. Dis I
trici of Columbia, 1). A. FI., and Mrs i
Arthur S. Fields, first vice president
of Ibe Woman's I’resbyterial Society
of the District of Columbia.
funeral services are being conduct- |
ed at the residence this afternoon j
with interment in Rock Creek j
< "emetery.
RITES FOR T. M. CHATARD.
! m
| funeral services for Thomas Marean
Chntard, formerly a mining engineer
! with the United States Geological Sur
j vey. who died at his residence. 171 li j
Rhode Island avenue. Thursday, were
(•ondueted in the Catholic Cathedral,
' f’.altimore, today, at 10:30 o'clock. In-
I terment was private.
Mr. Chntard who was 70 years old,
bad been a resident of this city for
; the past 35 years, lie was a member
I of the Metropolitan Club and a former
I member of the Cosmos Club.
SHIPPING NEWS j
I
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New Vnrk
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
| Stavanger fjord—Oslo December 0
DI E TODAY.
Rolivior—Antwerp . .
OLE TOMORROW
, —Port I.imon in
'’••lntnhns—Rrcrnprhavpn Dp**r*mbf*r !•
'• —Danzicr Dp**pmbpr , r »
■ Franconia—Livprfiool f)r»c*>mber 9
DIE MONO A V PELEM RER 10
, \mpri» an Farrppr—[.ondoii . . . Ppcpmbpr in
' •,! r:»r:isi—MfiM-.iibo npt-pmbpr in
I^fitia—Gla«srmv . f)p«*«*nibpr in
M ntipvoia—London TV*«*emtier in
A n*oP'si—Sir't ha oioton ........ H»*« ember 0
V* 'V York—Hambursr ... T>pff*mbpr !*
rburinffia Hambnrsr Dtvpmhpr
! ' iiamo—San .fnnn . Ibpfmbor J."»
i P*»rf.o Rifo— .Ilian . . .Oecrmbpr l 1
Mart inniuo—Pnrrlo (’obimbia ... Dwomber 0
OPK riFSHAV DKG KM RKR '?0.
\Ifoo«to Mil—(iijon November IT
j \ lit-oil—Prietohal Oeoember 11
I •'fyyai r \ T;»n»nico Opfpmlier 1 ft
; Phro- -V*ali»ara Noveml»er .*’o
: Roifnlonnai**- Ronlranx ...... . Op«*ember in
Pan--\inerb a—Buennm .. . Oepember 1
S'hoopv—Havana Opppn'ber t*
\f.*»»p*tip—So»ifhamofon o*»ppmbpr I*'
\»*ncn*iva«—Rprmud.'i f»pcpmbft IS
\ilzarir* —T.ivpn»ool Oe«*ember 10
4 DDE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 41.
"onto TVanoamano—Gpfioa . . . . npr*pmbprll
(.^vlathan—Southampton . . . . Oer*emher 1 .*»
Manchuria—San Krnin i«t‘n . . . Dpoeniber •’!
T>f T E THTRSPAY. DKCEMBKR 2*!.
j Vietoria—Rprmuda DpppnH>er °0
; s Ivia —Si John** . ~ Dumber 1"i
• M -tanau Marta npppmbrr I'*
Ryndam—Rottprciam Deppmber 10
DT’K FRIDAY DEORMRER ‘!3.
President Hardinsr— Bremerhavpn.
T)o<-pnil»pr' I *
Rochambpau—Havre Der^emher 14
Ot TGOING STEAMERS.
S AIDING TODAY
Alannia—Plyn outh. Havrp and London,
twin**—Oiiwu'tiwn and f.ivprnool,
Muinp'vaska—Ghorbounr and London.
Mavari Kimraton and Puerto Co
lombia
f.a PI a v.«—Puerto Cortez. Puerto Barrio* and
I j \ in ..'*»ton
Poloa -Havana. Cn«tobal and Port Union,
"‘in .Tuan—San Juan.
Nova Scotia—St. Thomas St. Croix and Rar
bailos.
Southern Cross—Rio de Janeiro. Santo?.
Montevideo and Bueno* Aire*.
Patria— Nanles arid Palermo.
Ameri«*an Banker— London.
Roussillon—V'tffti and Bor* eaux.
Orizaba—Havana.
Reliance—We.*l Indian entire.
N’er'ssa—St John** and Halifax.
Fort St GeurrfF—Bermuda
SAILING TOMORROW.
Kentoekian—Cristobal and Paeifie Coa*t.
SAILING MONDAY. DECEMBER 19.
Manuel Cal vo—-Cadiz and Ra reel on a
. Stuttsrart—Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen.
1 • SAILING TCESDAY. DECEMBER *lO.
Polyearn—Para. f*eara and Pernambuco.
Franconia—^West Indies ernise.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ?1.
Albert Ballin—Cherbourz. Southampton and
Hambursr.
Santa Marta—K»ns«iuti. Cristobal. Puerto
Colombia an*! SantdM^Ra.
I Faleon—San Juan. ■■Vua.vra and Mara
eaibo.
Fort Vietoria—Bermuda
Columbus—Kingston. We«t Indie.** cruise.
1 St. Mihiel —Cristobal.
SAILING THURSDAY. DECEMBER
Alfonso XIII —Coruna. Santander and Bilbao.
I Am Tieavi Merchant—Plymouth and London.
Estonia—Copenhaceu and Danzir.
• President Van Ruren—Havana. Cristobal and
San Francisco taroumt the worhli.
: Santa Ana —-Cristobal, lauique and Valpa
raiso
SAILING FRIDAY. DECEMBER *!:!.
Majestic—l'herboiirff and Southampton.
Minnesota—Boulogne ami London.
>1 tin a ixo—Nassau.
Luna —La Guayra. Puerto Cahello and Mara
caibo,
Flora—lnazua. Cape Haytien and Port ait
P; 1 m e
~ |OST
BAR PIN diamond, on Friday, Dpoembvr It.
betwppn Garfirnkrl's and 4444 Qur st. n.w.
| Kindi*.' lileasf telephony Potomac 4tilt>. Re
ward
j BILLFOLD. I'ontaining D. C. permit and reg-
I istration card. Return to Mr. Garner. 1630
I Florida ave. n.w. or 5618 Conn. ave. n.w.
Phone Cleve 4100. Reward. Sfi.
1 BOSTON TERRIER, while face, brown feet.
I year old: "Peter” on collar: liberal reward.
I 1 74* Corcoran st. n.wy 17*
BENCH OF KEYS in case, between center
I Soldiers’ Home and Georgia ave. via Park
road. Reward. Phone Pot, "OHO-J.
BijNCH OF KEYS, on a ring, cither on 40th
i st.. near F or on F st.. between IHth anil
j 40th n.w. I Oak st. smith. Clarendon. Va., or
| File Section. Winder Bldg.. 17t.h i F.
CAMEO PIN. large profile set in plain old
fashioned wire setting Nov. 30 Return
1 740 N. Cap. or Detective Bureau.
Police Headouarb ra. 17*
I'di.hlK—Sable anil white, male; license tag
460i>. Call West 780. Reward. 10^_
DIAMOND EARRING, on Thursday night
helwcen Carlton Hotel and National Theater:
pussiblr in a taxi. Dilieral reward. Report
to Carlton Hotel.
11l IG—Wire-haired lox t.i*rrier: tag No.
]l7liti- Wednesday night- brown ears, black
spot on side of body ltd mil to 5044 Reno
rd n.w.. or call Cloy. 4 15. Reward.
| IMiG—German pnliee. light tan oolm: lost
| Saturday morning. Reward. 4041 -Mass.
' :iv-. n.w.
I DOG—Water spaniel, reddiah brown: strayed
Horn home Sunday. Return to 734 Kenyon
! st n.w. and receive reward. 17*
KAKKING diamond screw earring, sometime
Thursday. Reward. 4745 Conn, ave.
ENGLISH BULK TERRIER, white, full
grown, undipped ears, name Buck, black
collar. Maryland tag. Telephone Wisconsin
4444 or bring dog' to Ab-Cube. Brookville
rd. and Williams Lane. Chevy Chase Md.
R r\v ;m I.
FOREIGN STAMPS. Yvert catalogue. 1045
on Alexandria or Anacostia car. Dec. 14. Re
ward. The Fairway. 714 Giratilt ave.. Alex
andria. Va. *
FOX TERRIER, wire-haired: reward. Tele
phone Newton Brewer. Clev. 14 4
GLASSES, horn-rimmed, in black case. Re
ward. Call Main 8744. *
COLD MESH BAG containing money and
papers, at Croyden Inn or Fox Theater: re-
I w-"d. Adams 3540, 18*
j HANDBAG, brown, containing glasses, small
I change, cards ami other articles, on I.4th
| and D car. Return Florence Court W. Apt
401, 4405 California »t. n.w. Reward. 18*
HOUND —Large- black-white, name on col
lar L D. 'Tharp. Reward 1413 40th st
n w. North 7811,
| IRISH'SETTER—Red: eollar and D. C. lag.
Rritig lo 1515 401 h si. n.w. or leleohoue
Pot. 4000. Reward. 18*
j KEYS—Big bunch of small fiat keys. 441 4.
II vv._ l- raidiliil 087 1. Reward.
Kids, bomli 'fhoi-sday night, la-twi-cn
I llli and 15th s|-. and G and I n.w. Re
ward if returned. Call W. It. Mehler Col.
83113. I 7*
LEATHER I YSE containing type form. Kc
iitm In the liullctiii. 510 14th st ii.w. ilc
w aid. _ _
I’lN—Horse m action: rhinestone and silver;
[on Friday in downtown sei-lion. Reward.
I North 443. 18*
| I’dl.lCE D(M! dark brown fed: lost Tues
day Northwest vicinitv. Telephone Norlh
HP76
I’CRSE black leather, coin, containing 534
in bills Liberal reward. Call Main 8081.
Ant. 160. *
RAINCOATS two. boys', one red. one yellow.
Left on Bth st. & Pa ave. bus Thursday
a I |pmoon Georgia 718, . •
SETTER DOG. white and red. male. Liberal
reward 610 14th st. n.e Atlantic 1058 W.
ffMBRKLLA. Friday in Lauehurgh's telephone
booth lady's black silk, with carved ivory
handle and black tassel. Reward. Call Col.
77 4 1 Apt 304 south.
W ATCH gold, lady's, in Col. rd.; opposite
Wyoming Apt Reward. 1614 Webster Cob
4444.
WHITE SPITZ, male dog. one brown ear:
reward. Adams
WILL PARTY WHO PICKED UP Christmas
package by mistake in Hecht’s Dept. Store
containing lady's pur-e and -pans with the
name "Marion on card please leave at lost
and fnpnd rtesk He- hT - . •
Sit'd—lsth and M sts. n.w. Reward. Lu
cas, 1445 T st. n.w. *
! MAJ. E. G. DE COEN DIES.
J
i Field Artillery Officer Succumbs at
Fort Sill.
Mai. Emile (’., T).> Coen. Field Artil
lery, died at Fort Sill. Okla.. Wednes
day. according to War Department ad
vices. He was a native of New York.
After two years' service in the ranks
of the Army, he was appointed first i
lieutenant in the Field Artillery in No-,
| vemher lltlii and served as a major j
i during the World War.
POCKETS "FRISKPROOF.” ;
I
Latest Trousers Offer Protection j
From Pickpockets.
('Hit \\< JO. December 17 OP>.— What |
the well dressed man will wear has
been augmented bv trousers with
"ifiskproof" pockets, designed to foil J
pickpockets and perhaps, prohibition!
agents. The latest suit accessory ■ j
displayed by South State street mer-j
eha nts.
A system of intricately arranged j
snaps and buttons makes a false
pocket impregnable to all but the j
I wearer.
THE WEATHER
I District of Columbia— Fair and o< n \
I tinned cold tonight and tomorrow;
| minimum tempetature tonight about j
Us; degrees.
Mat.viand, \ iiginia and AYest Vir- .
gittia Fair and continued cold tonight ;
and tomorrow.
Record for tt Hours,
i Thermometer —t p.m., 41; S pm., St:
• 12 midnight, 31; 4 am., CO; 8 a.m., 27:
j 11 a.m., 31.
j Rarometer —4 p.m.. 2'.*.31; 8 p.m., ;
29.17; 12 mi I night. 20.7.1; 4 am., 20.70.
i 8 a.m., 20.88, 11 a.m.. 20.00.
| Highest temperature, 43, occurred]
j at 2 p.m. yesterday.
! Lowest temperature, 27, occur red at
j 8:3o a m. today.
■ Temperature same date last year— |
I Highest, 30; lowest, 17.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by the Fnited States
Coast and (ieodetic Survey.)
Today- Low tide. 0:22 a.m. and In
i p.m.; liigh tide. 2:42 a.m. and 3:14 | -.nr*.
Tomorrow Low tide, 10:11 a in. and
10:10 p.m.; high tide, 3:34 a.m. and
4:03 p.m. |
The Sun and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 7:21 a.m.: sun set*
4:47 p.m.
1 Tomorrow —Sun rises 7:22 a.m.: sun
j sets 4:47 p.m.
Moon rises 1:01 a.m.: sets 121 p.m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
: half hotit after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
i Great Falls—Slightly muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
r Temperaluia r 3
, 1 5 ;i
»i Station* J Z% J- VV sat tier
i ff \
Abilene .. . . 29.98 50 20 .... Clear
Albany ... 20 us to 28 n2B Pt . luudy
Atlanta ...,:i0.04 5o 24 o.(»2 Clear
Atlantic cm 20. St .‘>2 20 (*..'( 4 Clear
Haiti more .. 20. SO 50 28 0.08 Clear
Kirniinghani. 50.1 <* 58 20 .... Clear
Bismarck .. to.to 2 -In .. . . 4 't -»c
Huston .....211.52 42 an I is clear
I Buffalo ...20 0 4 42 20 n.Sfi s,„, w
Charleston . 20.0 SO4 5 4 0.22 Clear
( he-asm ...20.su 18 8 .... I lear
Cincinnati .20 On 28 22 . . . < lear
Cleveland .2014 2-S 20 9.1*6 Cl hi-
Col'nihia.S.C. an.no 28 .. . Clear
Driller :10.2 4 4u 14 008 Sim*
Detroit ....20.08 24 20 .. . Cl«nd.V
HI Paso 20.02 50 2s .... Plt-ar
Halve -toil ..:in.u2 48 44 .... Clear
Helena 20.44 28 IS O.OS 1 1-ni.ty
Huron. S. D -in.22 0 -2 .. . Clear
Indianapolis. 21*.50 24 20 .. . . * lear
Jacksonville. 50.92 12 04 0.22 c unity
Kansas City. .‘to. 12 114 10 .... 1 lear
[.os Angeles. 50.00 00 50 .... Clear
Louisville .20.00 54 2 4 .... Clear
Miami. Fla.. 20 04 82 In 0.1*4 (lear
N Orleans . .'SO 12 48 58 .... Rain
New York... 20.18 s'* 20 1>..'545 Clear
Okla Citv".so 10 415 28 .... Cloudy
Omaha ..50 Id 22 « .• - . H >ar
■ Philadelphia. 20 84 52 2s 0.18 * I-nr
Phoenix .. 50 III* 50 28 .... Clear
Pittsburgh 20 St 40 is 0.54 Clear
Portland.Me 20.48 28 22 i,o Clear
Port land Ore 50.48 all 54 .... I l.in.ly
Raleigh N.O. 20.08 58 20 o.llt Clear
i S. Lake City 50.28 52 Hi 0.20 (dear
San Antonio. 20.00 52 54 .... < lear
‘v'W f>*’ 4t» .... f lf*sr
1 s' Franrisco. 50.10 50 48 .... Clear
si Louis. ...’Mb 1 00 28 22 .... Clear
8| Paul .. . 20 88 2 -4 ... Clear
Seattle . 50 48 40 52 .... Cloudy
Spokane '. . 50.00 20 0 .... Snow
WASH.. D.C. 20.88 40 27 0.15 Clear
FIIKMIIN.
17 am.. Greenwich time today*
Stations. Temperature Weather.
London. England. 20 Clear
Paris Fram-e.. IS Part i-loudy
Vienna. Austria 18 Snow
Berlin. Germany 18 Part cloudy
Copenhagen. Denmark.... 18 * tear
Stockholm. Sweden 18 Snow
i Noon. Gteenvwoh time, today.*
Horta (Kavali. Azores... 58 Cloudy
(Current Observations. >
San .Juan Porto Ri«-0... 70 Clear
Havana. Cuba 72 ( tear
| S I .(-a-
IBeatbf.
5 :50 n Pm'. 1 1 1 JOSEPH ° EDWARD CARL,
aged 8 vears. lielnved sop of John M. and
Anna R. Cart. Funeral (private* on Sat
urday. December 17. at 2:5(4 p.m., from
late residence 1020 V st. s.e.
CLEMONDS. Departed this life. Saturday
morning. December 17. 1927. at her resi
dence 815 Ist si. n.w.. afler a brief ill
n.-ss ROS A CLEMONDS beloved daughter
of Della Jenkins. She also leaves six chil
dren and many friends. Remains resting
temporarily at John P. Rhine* & (o.
funeral chapel. srd and Lye sts. S- I *'-
Notice of funeral later.
COIt KI DON. On Saturday. December 17.
];»27. at 12:55 a.m.. JOHN J. ( ORRIDON,
aged .s!' Funeral from lus late residence
Jstf4 East Capitol st.. Monday. Pei-ember
j<* thpni-e to Holy Comforter Church,
where mass will be said at !* am. Inter
ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18
DONATO. On Friday. December 10. 1927 at
his residence. 17(di Pa. ave. n w < KIS
j*OLO C DONATO, beloved husband of
Frances (i Donato. Body resting at Gaw
ler's chapel. 1750 Pa ave. n.w.. al which
address funeral services will be held on
Monday alteriionii. December 19 at -
o'clock, inlernient Glenwood Cemetery. 18
K 1.1.15. Dcparte I this life on Thmsilay,
I *c.-ember 15 1927. at 17.45 V 4 illard st
n w MARGARET P. ELl.ls beloved
wile of * diaries \V Ellis, daughter o
William ami lua Hedgeman. sister nl
Wilhelmina and Bernarii Heilsenian rti
neral Monday. I>eccni*«-r 19. at 1 o clock,
from Salem Baptist Church N -t. between
9th mid 10th sts. Friends and relatives
inv itfid.
FORTUNE. Departed this life December 14
1927. at fi am.. SADIE L. FORTUNE de
salted wife of Shirle.v Fortune, mother of
Natalino and Karl she also leases a de
voted mother Mis. Fannie I* Taylor: one
brother Jesse J. Ta.vlor: 2 sistets. Augelme
Conway and Dorothy Taylor: also a host
of other relatives and triends. Services
will he held Saturday night at 8:50 at her
late residence 1755 Willard st. n.w. Fu
neral services will be held at St. Stephen s
Baptist Church. Sunday. Decern tier IS. at
12 o'clock sharp in King George County,
Va.. conducted by Rev. Richard Grynies.
pastor us Salem Baptist Church. Remains
now resting at the George B. Clarke Co.,
funeral chapel. 141(1 Florida ave. n.e. 17
FORTUNE. On Wednesday. Dei-ember 14.
1927. at Freedmeii s Hospital. WILLIE
FORTUNE, devoted son of Sarah Allen:
hr ither ot Edward. Walter. Percy. Charles
Allen and Martha Fortune. Funeral on
Monday Deoeinfier 19. at 1 p.m.. from the
W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2222
Georgia ave. n.w. 18
GAI.A WAV. On Saturday. December 17,
1927 at her residence. 5020 Porter st.
n.w ALICE FERRIS, wife of the late
William Galaway. sister of Mrs F. C.
Fnsbv and Adaly F.-Towne. Funeral from
A Inin's R Speares luneial parlor. 1(525
I'nuiipcticiit ave . on Monday. December 19,
at I(l a m. I 8
GOItSI C)l. On Friday D-cemU-i' I*s. 1927
ELIZABETH ANN GIIRSCCII aunt of
Mi' Flora C Eekhaidi. Keniaui' resting
at V. L. Sin-are Co. lutlil II si. n.w. Fu
neral -ervici-s and inlciiicnt al Baltimore
Cemetery Ball unoi c Mil. on .Monday. Pe
cemls-r 19. at II a ail.
HAWKINS. On December 111 1927. al 9 51'
n. at her residence, *ll*s K st. lew.. *
'MARGARET E I MAGGIE • D-loved sisier
ol Evaline Hawkins and Bennie K Haw
kins and Mrs. Kalie Hawkins Stroud.
Funeral Irom Winslow Chanel. Dei-enilier
17 8 pan Interment at T. H.. Prince
Georges County. Md. Pecenilier 18, at 1
o. m
HEItKON. Departed this life December I I
192 7 In Philadelphia. Pa RICHARD
HEBRON beloved son of the late Petra
and Henrietta V Hebron and brother of
Essie and Hanv and the late Hrncimuv
Hebron Funeral Saturday December I*.
at 12 o'clock, front Stewart s funeral par
lor. 50 H -t n c *
IIOI.LAND, do Friday December til, 1927,
at Tuberculosis Hospital VERA HOL
LAND devoted daughter ol Elisabeth
Holland. She also leaves to mourn then
loss three hrother* and three si»ter»
Nnt.ce if funeral hereafter Remains
resting at the W Ernest Jarvis Co. fu
neral parlors 2222 Georgia ave. nw. 18
U CKKTT. On Friday. December 192 7.
at Geoigepivvn Ciiivpi»it.v Hosnifal. JAMES,
belov ed son of Frail* I* and Ha.-.ei Lllckett.
552(4 5(5(h st.. Mount Rainier. Mil Fu
neral from the slime residence on Monday.
D“*ember 19 at 9:5(1 a.m . (hence to St
Janie*' Catholic Church, where ma?« will
be sa,d at I'* a.m. for th» renose of hi*
soul. Interment at Mount Olivet lemc- i
tery. Relatives and friends invited. 1&
7
Sratfis.
Mil I Kill Friday. Decern tier 10. 19*;7. at
los re-n cm . 1108 F. si. n.e.. WILLIAM
S aged 82 husband of Elizabeth T. B.
Mi-Ctirdv. Funeral services at ttie Ninth
sirecl ( hri'lian Church. Monday. Decem-
D-r 19, 192 J. at 2 p.m. Friend* and reta
in rs ini Bed. 18*
\M I Kl>> . A M»*fi »l r*f Joppa
],o(U«v No \. A M Will \*> b*?ld
•*n .Vl(>n«ta\ !>♦ ••• mr l!» . at 14. i
rn lor ih pmitosr u| thi' fu
lit-dl Ol Hrotl»* i WILLIAM Md'l Kl>\ .
< H AKI» J. AK.M
li. ii. I.ANK No- Master. 18
'ILI.I l\«i. On 18 *v\f.TJK
WKLhl.Nii >i ilu- f «*f h#*i Im»|o\ M
il.ouhtci. Mk Mary ( Na.v-
Inf ni. »j\. Hfffd *>, ypii-M. Knnpral
Itnm bf'r lair i'OMilfiu♦ . »Mi{. Na> lor rd
nr on Monday. IS*, at *J pm.
InicffUf’ot ('oiu;f>*vsn»n;*i l>nifitf*rv. K^la
fi v «* onl fi'ifin.N iii\ ife«l t«» attend 18
On Fro lav I** •.
KfF'fMlnam ■» • . KIWV Nlv I * i'KH L *
dt vote i h'l'li md of T»oi'f»thy Pro*#* wm nl
J.a .mi;. I* Kohmson anil lather of i >nv i i
ano I >olphus Prifi-. «>i fiinern!
hi*reaftef UrmaiiK ) at thr
Kriifd. Jarvi* F<». funeral parlor*.
• L-oi yi i ave. n 18
d HNKIIdiK. SioMfnlv Friday T)eoemt>-r
Id 1!»IT ii »i :*d t» . at her residence.
J* n i n w U\« hr \L r.l.i/.X
-LKTH Nf’HN FIPKK -> amlmother of Ed
wm M and >!nr»*!ani| XV. Sthnrnh*'- Serv
icps ,it s H Him** <o. home. * 1
] Mli «*» n w Mornia.v D*o-mhei 1i» Id :t<»
ain Inttrnn nt. private. Ro«*k Creek ( dfr*
|pf> 18
nMIIII TVoaiietl thU I»f*v smldenly. on
riddsflav I »<‘•ember IN 15 **- . at her re«t
d»*f. • !.■*.»« Bth **t. n u ll>\ W.VHRKN
> MITH widow of the lass John Miuth.
dauu r «»t tlie lab* Manny Warren and
devoted mother ot «'harlr*v HoN*rt ;md
John Smith Mr-s Fdenoi a Fernljee and
the |;|tr M• - Ev a FiiMlei kivandmotlier of
Uovd stwa 11 and Julia smith: srrrat
x i iminior fa* t»f ( hat ir-s Slewarl. Funeral
Irom St AiifctMiio' ‘ hnn h on Monday.
Intend**!- 1!» ulki»- ma>* ’-vi'l i>e >ai<l ?.t
Id i m Interment Mount Olivet. Omc*
tei.v
A’EEkS. (m EruJ-n Dr ]♦». al
Froviden.-e Ho-»>ltal. MA KV E. »vdu\*d
wile ol Eafavette D VVeeks in her sdth :
Near. Funeral front her late re^idem-**,
;;n NiehoL -e on Momiav l>erem
bf*i lU at i) to. Interment m Cedar Hill
remmery.
W ill iK. On Thin <wlay Droaiiher la, IS**!T
at IVovidem*r
wile »r l-Mward s Whit** Funeral from
her late re-iden-e .*5 41-4 Rhode Inland a\e.
11. Ol) Mordav Ileeember 111 at 8 -*d
• i • fhenee to st. Janv"4 ! t’hureh Moifid
Rainier Md where nnd will fliinsr at
It .am relatives and friend** invited to
at' nd. Interment Mount Olivet Crme
terv 18
W ISE. On F'fdav I>eeeniN*r Id l'F'7.
FLOP* EM F W tVIBF the beloved daugh
ter of Vumnn Ann iik l William S. Har
li'. wife of Randolph T Wise and «»*ter
of Veiling William*. Ravtnond and f harle«
Fmif mI from the of h«»r
» I'otbcr. \‘l $ CJue *t n w T'lewiTiy r>ei-«*pi-
V»rr *’<* at 1 i> ?>i re-dinar at
tlitre', funeral home f*th and VVeatnun*trr
td . Sunda.N and Monday If*
3n iHemortam.
1 CIssKI,. 11l nicmni-v nf rn*- dear hUsliaiH.
1 HENRY I'HSEL, vvhu departed till? life
nine year- ago today. Deceniliei 17. 1918.
j It vernu *»o hard that you were taken.
From our happ' honi'*. so brijfht;
Bib the bD-,i d Rib! • telN u
f|f)<« but what, i- nsrht.
HIS LONELY \v IKE. NETTIE I. ( ISSEL. *
(R( Ml*. In sad tint l iving reniemtirance of
cur dear limfher. SAMI’EL CRUMP, who
die ! Decemher 17 15*15.
We only a'k in live etch day
so when life's .nurse i- done
That we may meei -on brother ilear.
In the land beyond the -mi.
HIS sI'TKRS. EMMA WILLIAMS AND
BCRNSENA SMITH. *
ETTING. A tribute of love to I lie memory
of mv dear husband. ALFRED H. El-
TING, who d ed one year ago today. De
eenilier 17. I:*2ts.
'J.oved in life, lemerubered in <leafh
NELLIE •
FRAZIER. In memory of our mother and
rcorhei-m-law L.'DIA M. FRAZIER, who
dieii eight vears ago today. December 17.
1919.
HER SDN. D.ACGHTEK IN-LAW AND
SISTER. *
GARRISON. In memory of our dear father,
ROBERT GARRISON who passed away
one year ago today Decoupler IT. 192*5
We shall lie er forget von. father, and did
not when you were here:
But to wait till we can see you. very often
bring- a tear.
Yet we know that vou are happy in that
city over there:
AV ■ shall ever cherish memories of your
lonesome vacant chair.
FAMILY. *
fi U.1.. In sail but loving memory of my
lat ner Dr JEREMIAH M. HALL, who
lell asleep eleven year* ago today. De«s»m-
U-, 17. 191*5.
"Loved in life, remembered in death.'’
DACGHTEK. M ITT IE HALL CARR. *
SJf A I.IAV(M»D. In sad but loving remem
brance (it our d-ar husband and fathei
GEORGE >M ALLWOOD. who departed
this hie twent.v-six years ago today. De
cember 17. J !»•* 1.
fpright and faithful in all hi? ways.
Beautilul character to the end of lus day?.
Loving husband and father so kind.
What a sweet memory he left behind.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. *
SWEENEY. Sacred to the memory of my be
loved husband ami our devoted father.
EDWARD SWEENEY who departed (his
life tw mil-three year* ago belay. Decem
le-r 17. 1901. Anniversary mass at St.
Alovsisii Church
His LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. •
THOMAS. In sad anil loving remembrance
ni my dear wife. MAGGIE THOMAS, who
pa—rd into eternal rest one year ago to
day. December 17. 192*5.
J stood beside her bedside
And saw her soul depart.
Bui w hen I saw that ?h» »a? dead
It nearly broke my heart.
Some may have forgotten you.
Though on earth you are no more.
But your ( herring words and loving smih-
Were a pleasure to ns all.
A home on thp beautiful hill of God.
By the valley of rest, so fair
Some day some time, when our task 1? o'er.
We shall meet on the' beautiful shore
HER HI'S BAND. JOSEPH THOMAS. K 26
B st. s.e. •
THOMAS. In sad and loving remembrance
of my dear daughter. MAGGIE THOMAS,
who passi » into eternal rest one year ago
today. December 17. 19245.
I-ik“ ivy on a withered oak.
When other things decay.
My love fur you. dear child.
Will never fade awav.
HER FATHER. RICrt.ARD SCOTT. •
THOMAS. Jn sad and loving remembrance
of my dear sister-in-law. MAGGIE
THOMAS, who passed info eternal rest one
year ago today. December 17. 1928
liar h.v day we grow mere lonesome,
Lone«nnie as the moments fly :
Often we find ourselves wondering
Why our loved ones must die.
HER SISTER-IN-LAW. MAMIE. *
W.VKRKX. In loving memory of our mother.
MARY J warren who departed th'S
life ten years ago today. December 17
15*17. Anniversary mass at Holy Nanm
Chunk. ELMER AND MINNIE. •
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.
P. A. TALTAVULL
H. 4. TALTAVULL. Mgr.
450 7th St. S.AV. SI I8<»
\(> BRANCH OFFICE
CHAS. S. ZURHORST
54(11 KASI CACI Idl. ST.
Phone l/io«‘nhi
T. F. COSTELLO
1724. N Capitol St N((RTH 75*78
Joseph F. B f rch's Sons
(ISAAC BIRCH I
¥)v4 M ‘st \ T \V Phone-West 9«
OUD4 At -l IN 'V KstaHished 1841
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successors ot nor conneetea
with the original W R Speare eetshKsh
ok"' u- . H St. N.W.
Phone Frank *5(52(4
EurmerlT 940 F St. N.AV.
Quick Dignified Efficient Service.
Automohile Service Chapel
W. W. Deal & Co.
81*5 H B|. N.e. LINCOLN 8700.
4. aVII.I.IAIM I.EE. Funeral Director non
Emhalmer. I.ivery It* coiiiiertion. Commie .
-biius chanel Modern Crematoriums Mcrler
sie prices. 452 Pa. Ave. \AV. Call M. C<9s
W. Warren Taltavull
14th & Spring lid. Col. 464
Timothy Hanlon
641 H St N E Phone L 554 5
Wm. H. Sardo & Co.
Private l.imousine Ambulance
«»»" Lincoln 524
ALMUS r. speare
Su.cceoding the Original
\v.R.Bi>eare<:o
1623 Connecticut Arc.
POTOM a c m nogSgaSTrS:
Frank Geicr's Sons Co.
Ill) SEVENTH S'l N W 7M71
Modern Chanel l’elenhrme mßln
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EBATK PRICES. TEL M. 106. M. 2416.
Our Only Store, 14th & Eye
BL ACKISTONE, 1407 H
Beautiful Floral
Designs, $5 and up.
call main in*?
Prompt Auto Delivery Sereico
Arustn*— -«»orf«»ive—inexpensive
Gude Bros* Co*, 1212 F St*

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