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CAPITOL EMPLOYE DIES.
R. R. Dutton. Union Veteran, Hsd
Served Haro 81nce 1003.
Funeral services for Reece R. Dutton,
Union Army veteran and Capitol em
ploye, who died at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Chsrles Dunn. 719 A
street northeast. Tuesday, were con
ducted there thts afternoon. Burial was
in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr. Dutton was bom December 20.
1841. near Village Oreen. Pa. He served
with four brothers throughout the Civil
War. He came to Washington in 1903
i with four of his rhlldren to take a
i position at the Capitol.
He Is survived by three daughters,
i Mrs. Carrie Andrews of Cheney, Wash.:
Mrs. Charles Dunn and Mrs. Grace j
1 Tavman of this city: four sons, Calvin j
: Dutton of Ogden. Utah; Frank Dutton
lof Wilton. N. Dak.; Howard Dutton of i
Spokane. Wash., and Harry Dutton of ;
Cheney, and two brothers. A. L. Dut- ]
on and Thomas Dutton of Philadelphia. ;
' THF KVKNTWt STAR. WARHTWITOKO. C., FRIDAY, APRTT, 27. 1928.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.
The Brotherhood of the Temple will
meet for a university night gathering
at. the Eighth Street. Temple. Rabbi
William F. Roseblum will deliver a
sermon at 8 o’clock, on "The Right, to
be Wrong." In the vestry room, later,
Rabbi Abram Simon will welcome all
university men present, and a surprise
movie will be shown. The entire con
gregation, including ladles, are Invited.
The Woodridge Parent-Teacher As
sociation will give a bridge and 800 card
partv. 8 o’clock, at the Woodridge
School. All patrons and friends of the
association invited.
•’The Delegates” will be presented In
the parish house of Christ Church, 620
G street southeast. 8 o’clock, to lie fol
lowed by a dance.
The Phi Upsilon Fraternity will give
Us annual dance at, the Blue Triangle
Hut. Twentieth and B streets, begin
ning at 9 o’clock. Surprises during the
evening All are invited. E. Hendorer
heads the committee on arrangements.
A card party for the Christ Child
Society will be given. 8 o'clock, at the
home of Miss Alma McWilliams.
Miss Alice Barrows of the Bureau of
Education will speak on "School Build
ings and Their Facilities," 8 o’clock, at
the Interior Department. A. L. Harris,
municipal architect of the District, will
preside. Officers and members of
eltifsens' associations and officers and
principals of schools and others inter
ested in the school development plan
of the. Capital are invited to attend.
The Maryland Society of the District
will close its social meetings for the
season, 8.30 o’clock, at the Washington
Club Senator William Cabell Bruce
will be honor guest and speaker. Elec
tion of officers at 8:15, to be followed
by a reception and program, cards and
dancing.
The Catholic Daughters of America.
Court District No. 212. will give a dance
in the clubhouse, 601 E street, tonight.
Gen Nelson A Miles Camp. No. 1.
Dept. D. C., will meet. 8 o’clock, in
Pythian Temple. Election of delegates
to the department convention. All
radio returns must be In. as the set will
be disposed of at the meeting.
FUTURE.
The home board of Good Will Chap
ter. No. 36. O. E. S., will give a card
Perry & Walsh
Morticians
I
Private Ambulances
29 H St. N.W. Main 984
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- Main Ult-UIS —-
nOn~CCT A Q. I A N
party tomorrow evening at 705 Eight
eenth street.
i Alpha Chapter of Delta Zeta Pht
, Sorority will give a bridge and 500 card
j partv tomorrow, 8:30 p.m., at the
‘ Thomas Circle Club, 1326 Massachusetts
, avenue.
; Trinity Chapter. No. 33. O. E. H.. will
1 have charge of the religious service at
‘ the Eastern Star Home Sunday, 3 p.m.
' Dr. Abernethy of Calvary Baptist
• Church will speak.
I Neval H. Thomas, District of Columbia
! president. National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, will
speak Sunday, 3 p.m.. before the
Washington Open Forum, at the Play
i house. Subject: "What, the Negro Asks
t of Ills Country." No admission fee
• Discussion. Music.
The Bancroft School Parent-Teacher
' Association will meet Tuesday, 3 pin
‘ All members and friends of the school
’ Invited.
The American War Mothers will meet
at 8 p m. in the auditorium of the New
National Museum. Representative
Roval C. Johnson, chairman of World
War Veterans’ legislation, will be the
principal speaker. Talks will be given
by Mrs. Amos A. Fries and Mrs. George
Barnett and a toast, to the flag by Mrs
John C. Black.
The Anacostia Citizens’ Association
will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m.. In Masonic
Temple, Fourteenth and U streets.
A farewell reception, dance and card
party to Frank White, retiring treaa
l tirer of the United States, by North
Dakota Association and South Dakota
Society of Washington will be given to
morrow. 8:30 p.m.. at clubhouse, Ameri
can Association of University Women,
1634 I street.
Pror. Alfred Tomson will lecture on
“The Future Society,” before the Er
gatucrats' Club tomorrow. 8 pm, at
817 Thirteenth street. Admission free,
j Public invited.
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity will give
a dance tomorrow. 10 p.m , at the Ham
| ilton Hotel.
Representative Kelly of Pennsylvania
will be the honor guest and speaker to
morrow' noon at the La Fayette Hotel,
at. the April luncheon of the General
Alumni Association of the George
Washington University. Dr. Frank A.
Hornaday. president of the association,
will preside.
The D. C. Public School Association
will meet May 2. 8 p.m.. In the board
room of the District Building. Miss
Jessie La Salle will answer questions on
I Intelligence tests.
Lebanon Chapter. O. E. 8 . will have
a card'party tomorrow, 8 30 p m., at
| Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and
: P vl root* north pact
TRADE BODY LAUDS
CULL’S RECORD
Street Committee Honors En
gineer Commissioner, As
signed to Kansas.
Mnj. W. E. R. Coveil, Assistant Engi
neer Commislsoner, who leaves shortly
for a vacation prior to asumlng his new
duties at, Fort Leavenworth, 'Kans., was
lauded for his services to the District
of Columbia yesterday afternoon at a
meeting of the streets and avenues com
mittee of the Board of Trade at the
University Club, held In his honor.
Among those who told of Muj. Covell’a
work here were Capt. H. C. Whitehurst,
also an Assistant Engineer Commis
sioner; Rufus S. Lusk, executive secre
tary of the Operative Builders’ Asoscia
tion of Washington: George C. Shinn,
chairman of the streets and avenues
committee; Oliver Metzerott, vice chair
man of the committee, and Robert J
Cottress. executive secretary of tlie
Board of Trade.
The work of Capt. Whitehurst also
was praised by members of. the com
mittee.
During a brief business session the
:ommittee adopted a report recommend
ing improvement of several downtown
alleys.
The committee found the alley In the
block bounded by Fourteenth and Fif
teenth streets, New York avenue and H
streets to be in the worst condition of [
iny. having holes and ruts in some cases
12 inches deep and littered with trash
and rubbish.
Other alleys mentioned were those
bounded by Fourteenth and Ffteneth,
1 and K streets; by Thirteenth and
Fourteenth. 11 and I streets, and by
Twelfth and Thirteenth, I and K streets.
In addition to the speakers, those at
tending the session were: C. W. Clever,
George Graharfi, James R. Henkel. Ed
ward Kern, Charles A. Langley, Edwin
L. Bailey, W. «L I,a Varre, George F.
Fraser, Merle Cfln, E. D. Merrill, Fred
erick M. Bradley, George Farquhar.
Robert F. Beresford, Col. Robert L.
Longstreet, G. George Clendaniel. W. T.
Hackett. E. E. Pabst. Ben T. Webster.
E. Spitzer, W. Marvin Pope, Lawrence
M. Proctor. J. A. Bucte, C. A. Keefer,
William R Lamar, Paul E. Gilbert.
Charles C. Collins.
f •
HARRY & KNAPP DEAD.
Veteran Printer Was Assistant!
Foreman of Times Composing Room
Harry C. Knapp, veteran employe *
and assistant foreman of the compos
ing room of the Washington Times, died
at his residence, 1228 Fairmont street,
yesterday, in his sixty-eighth year. He j
had been ill for several months.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Elsie Knapp, and by two daughters,
Mrs. Marie L, Melick and Mrs. Dorothy
R. Huntress, both of this city.
Mr. Knapp was a member of Colum
bia Typographical Union.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at'
2 o'clock. Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
POLES HONOR KNOPF.
Alfred A Knopf, New York publisher,
this morning was decorated with the
officer's cross of the Order of Polonia
Reslituta at the Polish legation. The
Polish Minister officiated at the
ceremony.
Mr. Knopf was given the honor be
cause of the number of works of Polish
authors published in English by hU
firm. Among these was "The Peasants,"
by Ladlslax Reymont. which was
awarded the Nobel prize.
Births Reported.
Ths following birth* have hen reported to
the He.nth Department in Gte pa*l 34 hour*.
Edw, M. and Jsaiielie Flaherty. girl.
Raymond C. arid Viola Gibson. girl.
•ieorge J. unit Edna Thorny* hoy.
Inland 8. amt Myra Smith, girl.
An tler K. amt Frankie Kim In , girl,
George W amt Nellie M. MiS'arter, irirl.
John C. amt Audrey I. Unison girl.
Elmer H. amt Vivian Brown girt.
Frank J unit Marram It Hunt, girl
Arthur „M anil lyeliiur* H wheeler, girl.
Walter W. and Dorothy M. Flnagin. girl.
Wiltiam K. and Maud Donaldson. girl i
John It. and tiertnide M. Cronin. Tiov, i
William D, and Gertrude •’ North, boy.
Paul J and Marraret Mueller. t>oy,
ChetMW 1, and Ruth *L Berthnlf hoy.
Allred and Carmel* Guaraeun boy.
t'li firm K. and Mary a. Tint mom. boy.
William W, and Hare) Rucker. boy.
John L. and Or*« V. Riley, boy.
Robert A and Ruth Sisson. bny.
George H. ami Catherine A. Jellv, bur.
Joseph C. and Dorntliv L. A nderyon, boy,
I, J ami Ruth Shrehy. buy.
Wil»nn and Ada Rill* girl
Roy arid Gertrude Butler, girt,
f>*i ar and Eleanor Carter hoy.
'■me* amt Gladys Dixon. l»u
William and Botha Ott* girl
I, aw retire and Charity Johnson. girt.
Thorn** and Myrtle Broun girl
Edward J and Pearl I. Brown boy,
John It and Carrie .Adam* hot-.
Richard K. and Genevieve Hender»on. bny
— .
Deaths Reported.
The Inllnuinr death* have tieen rennrled :
In the Health Department to the past 34 |
; hour*;
Margaret W. Hunter. Si, Westminster i
Hotel
Albert W Bowen. 77. "!* Seaton id,a re !
i Kijiioi V. Keltar. 85, HIM Calvert *t
Martha J Cranford, 67. I'.‘till Pleasant
»t. *e,
Annie R Bin Uhe id tit. Tift Tenn ave. w.
I.Other Gore. 45. Ilomeonathir Hospital
Helen Rtede. IS Slhiev Hnstuial,
j Kmmi t* AllUon ;til Sihlev Hospital
Rather M< Mahon. :t:t, Walter Reed Gen
eral Hokidiai
Atha W Grinder. 1.1, Siblev Mondial.
Mary K Arrington 17. Hitt It »t. *w.
Adelaide Nlrhol* 78, 33 A O st
John McDaniel *l7. Georgetown University
Hospital.
Marv Conway, *ls. 324 Rrvant »t.
Jane II llama 83. 1517 M «t
Fannie* William*. 56, 2 Arlington place j
Mary R Johnson 51 1517 *Hh *1
ciuu le* Wataon. 41 Fr<*edmen * Hospital i
rhelma Hi mu net. 17. TubereutoaiH Ho* i
nltal
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FOUND.
RAG. email Wedneadiiy near Interstate Com
mt>r«e. Call Decattir 30«», Apt 103. •
MFTTKR. orange and white male. I*. I,*.
Sultrei Route 3, Fairfax Va •
FOR IA)«T ANIMALS apply Antmal Re.cn
feaaue 341* Maryland ave * w Main 8088
• OH I.
It K AMI’ t» mi, al Polir Thm *dav’” till lit
Mr* McKinney. Phone Clarendon 7,M w 3
Reward ••li*
BRACELET . ryatul, l.n. kle over . alch
Keith * nr tie ween Keith's and the park
near Pull’*, Sunday, 711 7th »xv •
C A NK. -Valued only for association* S 3 re
ward. Iti nly in bo* 151 V'. St.u olttcc giv
liig ilew ilpliim •• M *
CM A NGK PURSE, small, blue Morocco
leathei *.*, coiner of 111 ft ami Penu.t ave.
nw , Tlmisdov High) Cleveland <11155
EARRING— Black otiy* earring. tu»l Sunday
April 15 in or near Little Theater. Reward
Addles* Hi,* |(MI |( filar office
FOOT BALL gold watch chanu, monogram
W Reward. R Thoinett Ho* lift,
liallaton, A a
G?,ABSES. in nioitlail leathei can* of 'l'eunia
Optical Co Cab eveniiiii* Ruth g Codier.
i Adam* tlffH J lift I Irving *i u w "i*
Gt.AhkKS, wfiiaie. nxfoiil oil black cord ;
A)nd '.’4 Reward, ITU? Mint ave, Nmth
KFV' RING with lev*, near Nth and Park
rd Reward call Adam* t'.'ho fP*? Luui
ataitjg a»«, n w
MINFRVA RADIATOR RMHLKM Return
In Belgian Riuba**| l I. MU Ma*« ave o w
PACK AGP contain big a necklace an I,new* j
Palace Tim tier Tliurnitay evtiniiig. I ibrr»i
reward Adore** lint l'Jn V, Mtar ollice *
p|lppy Geioooi notice, l**t Friday: vicinity
Coliuuhla fio*|iit»t Finder ictilm to W. H
Giant. Coluiuiioi floa{iitiil Reward
liINGH 1i! I, dlaiiuind auiliaTra. ulallnum wed
.ling ling Tueadav Connecticut ava helwreli
It *1 and tliiuunt •’tivle |o Old Dutch M-ukat
at "Olh amt P *t«, Itelurn ill H N at nw.
KeuaiiL . 1 *
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F H. R.lmuml* J,n*( Tuewlay or Wu.Jue*
day, Notifv L It iilaiumanL iltlt Wilt'
liofu pi, n u Tel Clave, 'lnfn \V *
WATCH Waltham ol.eo face gold, *m*Uar
rise loan* watch, with m.1.l fhaftt without
bar alia, tied liating iollial* A H, It no
haik of watch, ttewai.i offereit Aibhe**
Jin* .TJI R aige olf lee
AVHIH r W ATCH while told.'Mwreu K *t
gild Pan *u.e. i.«o ilililittng Valued a* •
(rift, il#ward
V at. it.w. Mam 608a.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—-Rain this aft
ernoon and possibly early tonight;
slightly colder tonight, minimum tem
perature about 37 degrees; fair tomor
row with slowly rising temperature.
Maryland—Partly cloudy, preceded by
rain in east portion tonight; slightly
colder in west and central portions;
heavy frost in extreme west portion, If
weather clears; tomorrow fair with
slowly rising temperature in the interior
Virginia—Rain this afternoon and
early tonight; slightly colder tonight;
tomorrow fair with rising temperature
in the interior.
West Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight;
heavy to killing frost if the weather
clears; fair tomorrow with slowly rising
temperature in the interior.
Record for Twenty-four Hours.
Thermometer —4 pm., 56; 8 p.m., 52,
12 midnight, 45; 4 a.m, 45; 8 a.m., 45;
noon. 44.
Barometer —4 p.m, 30.14; 8 p.m.,
30:15; 12 midnight, 30.12; 4 am., 30.11;
8 am., 30.10; noon, 30.00.
Highest temperature, 58, occurred at
4:30 p.m., yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 44, occurred at.
1 a.m., today.
Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 76; lowest. 50.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United Btates Coast and
Geodetic Survey).
Today—Low' tide, 8:43 a.m. and 9:20
p.m.; high tide, 2:04 a.m. and 2:32 p.m.
Tomorrow —Low tide. 9:47 am. and
10:16 p.m.; high tide, 3:11 a.m. and 3:38
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today -Bun rose. 5:16 am.; sun sets.
6:56 pm.
Tomorrow —Sun rises 6:14 am.; sun
sets 6:57 p.m.
Moon rises 11:59 a.m.; sets 2:02 p.m.
i Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half
! hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falla—Very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
a Temperature.
U SI St.
* 21 £ r 3?,
* 2 «j.
Stations. Sj o? 3? Weather.
j; ? ? ;
"" 5! ::::
Atlanta .. . 2H.78 74 38 008 Rain
AGamic City 30.14 30 43 .... Cloudy
Baltimore .. .30.13 BO 44 ... . Ran*
llirniirgham. 3W 78 80 44 0.20 cloudy
Biemaick .. .to So 34 34 ol, 'J y
Boston ... .10.13 54 :t« ... . ( owly
Buffalo .10 18 :ts .13 0.03 • loud.v
• baric*ion 30.84 OH 04 .... cloudy
Chicago . ..tO-O 40 34 .... Ptaloudy
1 Cincinnati . to ok S 3 40 Cloudy
i cipvrlaiad .30 10 43 30 Cloudy
Colnifila.K C, 30.78 73 54 .... < loudy
Denver . .30 34 03 34 .... Clear
Detroit .. 30 30 50 30 .... I’t.cloudy
K.l Paso. ...»U.OB 78 53 .... Clear
GllDcUon . 30.04 70 58 0.01 Cloudy
Hclciii* ....20.88 *7B 44 ... Cloudy
Hum i). S D3O 43 M 24 ... . Clear
liubimanolie. 30 1 4 53 33 0.02 Pt. loudy
J.h kaoniille 20.80 80 04 (MBS Rain
K: turn* City 30 34 38 40 Lie;r
I .oh Anircle* 20 04 78 34 .... •loudy
laiiilevitle . 30.08 34 40 .... Cloudy
Miami Fla 30 00 80 7B .... Cloudy
New drleans 30.80 80 04 .... Cloudy
New York.. 30 |4 50 43 .. . Cloudy
Okla Citv. . 30.30 53 38 038 Clear
Omaha ... . 30.40 Bo 34 .... Ck»ar
Philadelphia. 30.1« SB 44 .... Cloudy
Phoenix ...30 KJ 03 58 CJear
PittHtiurgh 30.13 43 38 .... < loudy
Portland Me 30 10 48 33 . . f loudv
Portland. Ore. 30.04 74 48 0.18 Cloudy
i Raleigh.N.C. 30.00 08 48 Cloudy
8. f.ake City 30 04 73 52 P* cloud?
Bati Antonio 30.14 84 3 4 .... Clear
sin Dieeo .2» 03 B 8 50 .... Cloudy
8 K ran. Wen 30 04 84 58 .... Cloudy
-t Louis.. . 3032 54 38 .... clear
8t Paul -..30 38 54 34 .... Clear
HealCe . .30 00 70 48 008 Rain
«ookitne .. 70 78 78 52 .... Cloudy
WASH.. DC 30.t0 58 44 .... Rain
FGKFJGN.
17 am. Greenwi-h time, today.!
Station*. Temperature. Weather.
: London. Kneland 54 Cloudy
I Can#. Fram-e BO Cloudy
Coiienharon Denmark... 48 clear
Stockholm. Sweden...,. 50 Clear
Gibraltar «p»m 52 Clear
i Noon Greenwich time today,>
Horta l Fii.vall. A rote* . B 4 Cart cloudy
• Current observation* »
; Hamilton, Bermuda .... 88 Part cloudy
Aan Juan. Porto Rico.... 80 Part cloudy
Havana Cuba 74 Cloud*
Colon. Cana! Zone 83 Part cloudy
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at anti Sailings From
New York
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bermuda —Bermuda April 24
Carrillo—Sant* Marta April 17
BclgcnUrd—Monaco April 15
DDE TODAY.
: Mauretania—Southampton April 21
j RntiMHon —Bordeaux April 18
DUE TOMORROW.
I Matura—Port of Spain ...April 17
. Volendam—Rotterdam April I»
! St MlhleW—San Juan.
DDE SUNDAY APRIL 29
Estonia—Datulg
Tnloa—P<>rt Limoo aonl 21
Mesico—Tampico .April .0
April 18
DUE MONDAY. APRIL* 30.
American Mer> bant—London April 21
• all forma—Gtaagow - April
Cedrb'—l.lverpiMil April -I
!)eilt»chlaml —Hamburg April _0
Lev lat ban—Southampton ....... .April -4
Rocbamla’SU Havre April ,1
t.:*nca*trla —Southampton ........ April -1
Fort Victoria— Bertmid# April ~8
Saturinia—Trieste April in
Ponce San Juan .April kn
San Loren/o —B»n Dohtingo. ...... April 4
>.»nla I.in.a
lireailen —Hretnerhaven .April 1M
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
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1 i umanin ~ Plymouth Havre and London. ]
i Minnesota— Boulogoa and London,
j iilviuiuo-- Cherbourg and Southampton
| Arabic —Plymouth Cherbourg amt Antwerp
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Prtm'O „ . „ . ~
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Mnracail«i _ . ,
Duilio Palermo Naples and Genoa.
Bolivar—Port au-Pnm-e. Cartagena and
Puerto Colombia. ,
Ma.varo—Grenada Trinidad and Geoigetown 1
SAILING TOMORROW.
America—Pivmouih Cherbourg and Bremar- j
,aieo
Batik— Uobh and Liverpool.
Fiederik VHl—■CtmatuuMiui. Oalo and Co-
Iteobagcn
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Ikuuinsti City. „ . „
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lombia
Audio* santo Domingo.
C**hcr Copenhagen
To a.lcnti- Bueno* Aim*
\A i ntern King hi Uaneloan. •
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1 Manuel Arnu* -Uadla and Htrcelon*.
SAILING MONDAY APRIL 88
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Palermo and Mr»»ina,
SAM ING TUESDAY. MAT 1.
Cristobal Pin I oil Pi nice and Urlatohal
Mexico Havana Progteao ami Vera Crua. j
SAILING WEDNESDAY. MAY 3
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Colt Vtctoiia Iteiinuda
/.*. apo Ktll**ton • i islotml Puerto Colon! j
l>ia amt Santa Malta
lrt bii i Stb Juan I,a Guayta and Mar*
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Amoricaii Mc_ichant -Plymouth ami London
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ban Lwensn kau Juan and Ba* Domingn
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Thuringia amt Mamhuig.
MRS. POSTON DEAD.
Widow of Building Contractor
Passes Away.
Mrs. Josephine Poston, 81 years old.
widow of James L. Poston, building con
tractor, died at her residence, 1760 K
street, yesterday after a short illness.
Mrs. Poston had been a resident of
this city for the past 54 years and had
liveJ at the K street address for 52
years.
She Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Lillian Stafford and Mrs. Marie
Davis, * and by two sons, Harry and
Elmer Davis.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence Monday morning at 11
o’clock. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Having a caterpillar tread instead of
a front wheel, a wheelbarrow has been
perfected by an Englishman.
Beatljs.
ALLAIRE. On Thursday. April 2B 1028,
»t 9 Ift p.m.. AUGUSTE ALLAIRE. In
his B»th year. Remains at Nevtu* fu
netal parlor*. 1*24 New York ave. n.w.
Funeral (private) Saturday moraine. April
28. Please omit flower*.
R.IKEK. Friday April 27. 1028, at 0-70
am., HENRY E. BAKER of 728 Gresham
pi. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter.
BLAKE. On Friday April 27. 1028. at his
, residence. 17.71 2llth «t. n.w.. Rev. JAMES
H. W RLAKE Beloved husband of Mniv
Giddinsa Blake. Notice of funeral here
after. ' :M
ItEYO. Departed this life, suddenly. Thurs
day. April 215 11128. at hi* residence <ll
2tith st. n w.. CHARLES DEYO. husband
of Jane Deyo. Remain* restin'? at Jam- I
furs undertaking parlors. 1115 22nd st
n.w. Notice of funeral later.
DOKBKY. Entered into eternal re»t on
Wednesday, April 25. 1028, at his resi
dence, H'.'l Delaware ave. sw„ after a
)»na and pamfui illne**. which he bore
with areal patience. THOMAS DORSEY,
husband of the late Johanna Dorsey and
father of Henrietta Butler. He leaves
to mourn then* loss a kind and devoted
daughter one sister. Mrs. Rebecca Bmiln.
and a host of other relative* and friends. ;
Funeral Saturday. April 28. at 2 .70 p.m .
from hi* late residence. Relatives and j
friends invited. Rev. Washington offici
ating. j
GRIFFIN Departed this life Monday. April ,
".7 1028 at St. Elizabeth * Hospital.
RUBEN the beloved son of Mrs Hattie j
Griffin He leaves to mourn his departure
two brother* and other relatives and ’
friend*. Remains resting at the John T
Rhine* funeral chapel, .7rd and Eye st*
temporarily Funeral Saturday. April 78,
from his late residence. 141* N <t. *.»..
at 1 p.m. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
HAWKINS. Departed this life Thursday,
April 26. 1028 at Gallinger Hospital.
LOTTIE beloved daughter of Mr*. Geor
giana Robinson. She also leave* to mourn
her departure two sons, one daughter, three
sister* two brother* and other relative*
and friend*. Remain* resting at the John
T. Rhine* funeral chapel. .7rd ami E.ve
»t*. *w. Notice of funeral later.
HEDGER. On Ann! 27 1928. Dr. GUSTA
VCS BEAU. HEDGES. »g#d 71 year* the
tielovel husband of Caroline R. Hedge*
tnee Burdett t. Funeral from hi* Ittc ]
resufeni-e Fairstonc. near Martinsburg. W. i
Va.. on Monday. April SO.
HOOVER, On Thursday. April 26, 1028. at
at her residems*. ll)2d 16th *t. n.w*
LOUISE REEVE HOOVER In-loved vile
of William D. Hoover. Funeral service, at
her laic resident on Saturday afternoon.
April 28. at 2 o'clock.
JOHNSON. Entered into eternal rest Thnrs
dav. April 26. 1928. at 4 p.m.. at her i
residence 82.7 25th st. n.w.. ANNIE MAY.
devote! wjfe ol Lincoln Johnson, daugh
ter of Jennie Beverly. She also leave* to
mourn her .epattire two children Richard
and Martha. Johnson- two brother* three
sister* and other relative* and friend*
Remains resting al the John T Rhine*
funeral chapel. .7rd and Eye *ts. sw. No
tii» of funeral later.
KVA I’P. Thursday, April 26. 1928 at 8 .70
am . at his residence. 1228 Fairmont st.
n.w.. HARRY CARL Beloved husband of
Elsie Knaop r.nd father of Mrs. Dorothy
R Huntress and Mr* Mane 1- Melick
Funeral service* at th« home Saturday
April 28. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
invited.
LAW. On Wednesday. April 25. 11728. st
her re*idenee 24.75 Monroe *t. n.r..
SUSAN L. LAW, Funeral Saturday. April
28 at 11 am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. Relative* and friends Invited.
LEE. On Sunday. Aprii 22. 1928. on the
whnoner Man Vickers. Cant. ABRAHAM
LEE helovetl husband of Cora Queen Inl
and the brother of John Henry Lee, Re
main* resting at John Rhine*’ funeral
chapel. 3rd and Eye st* s.w. Funeral
Sunday April 29. from Machodoc, Va.
I.EE. Tbe ofti'-er* and member* of Future
Tent. No. Ptl are requested to attend a
call meeting on April 27. 1928 at 7:39
o'clock at the resilience of Sister Mary
Robinson. “48 E »*. *.w.. to arrange for
the ftiocral of Slater FRANCES LEE. Fu
neral to he held on Saturday. Apri' 28
at l o'clock, from the funeral parlor* of
Mrs C C Savles, .742 F st. s.w. All sis
ter tents invited.
SISTER MARGUERITE MITCHELL
f-eader.
LEWIS. Departed thi* life Thursday. April
2«. 1928, at 2:05 p m . al her residence,
4453 Dit »t. ne. OLIVE LOUISE, he
lm e<l daughter of Oliver H. and the late
Ella Cartwright Lewi*, loving sister of
Helen. Elroy and Graiv Lewi*- mere of
Mildred Hogan. Notice of funeral later.
| MOROftNK. On Friday. April 27. 1928. at
hi* residem-e, 1428 R st. n.w. HENRY
MOROSSE beloved husband of Alice
Moroase. Remaiti* resting at SaffeU's
chapel. sth and H »t», aw. Notice of
funeral hereafter
PI 1 NKETT, On Thursday April 26. 1928.
at Garfield Hospital. LET IT IA G.. wife
of the late Col William Henry Pltinketl
and mother of Rear Admiral Charles 1*
I’lunkett of New York City Funeral
service* will lie held at Gawler’s ehaprl.
1739 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.. Saturday.
April 28. at 1 30 pm. Interment Arltug
ton National Cemetery.
I POSTON. Suddenly on Thursday, April 26
1928 JOSEPHINE, beloved wife of the
! late Jame* L. Poston and beloved Biother
| of Lillian Stafford, Mane Dans. Harrv
liiitl Elmer Poston Funeral from her late
residence 1760 K *t n.w . on Monday.
] April 30, at It am. Interment R.wk
Creek Cemetery. i Pennsylvania waoer*
please eppy. > 29
i RANDALL Entered Into eternal life at her
I resident e. 221 7th st n.e. on Tuesday,
April 24 1928. at 739 p.m. MARY K
RANDALL aged 7«l years, widow of
George C Randall and beloved mother of
Mrs Lillie Teel of Lo* Angeles Calif.
Thomas A George J . Miss Bessie Ran
dall and Mr* John H Shreve of this
eitv. Funeral service at St James' P F.
Church Bth am! Mas* ave ne. Satur
day April 28. at 19 am. Relative* ami
friend# invited to attend. Interment at
Congress tonal Cemetery 27*
SC*ITT. On Thursday April 26 192*. at
the Home for Incurable*. EDW ARD A .
son of the late William amt Martha S.-v>tt
j Funeral from Gasch's funeral parlor* so ■
i If'attsvllle Md , It .2 Pin. Saturday. April ;
I ”8. lutermenl at Evergreen Cemetery
Bladenahwnr. Md. *
SCOTT. On Friday Anri! 27. J 928. st he* !
residence ,3853 Davenport si. n w M ARA
i E SCOTT devote,! wife of Henry Scott
i -old mother ol Nathan, Hem v and william
H Martin Edward, Juseph. Isaac amt
Violet Scott Remains testing at * tie AV
Ernest Jarv is Co. a funeral parlor*. 2222
| Os ave. n.w until Saturday noon there
after at her late resntoui'# 'Funeral Sun
I day. April 29, at t p m . at Martinshurg, !
Md.
i SMITH. Sudden tv on Wedn#*d.*v April 23
! 1928 at her resi.tenw the t'virv' »pvt
j mrnts FRAMED RINGGOLD SMITH
Funeral from the W W Chamber* fu
j tveral parlor* 1499 Chvouv *» n w Satur
day. Ami! 28 at 230 p.m. lntern-nt
| Oak Hill Cemeterv
! SMI I'D. Departed this life Thursday April
26 1928 at I'ovufeoce Hospital Mrs
FRANCES SMITH Remains resting at
the John T. Rhine* funeral chapel 3rd ;
and Eve »ts s w NPllce of funeral later. I
SNOWDEN. Departed this Us» Wednesday |
April 25 19” S at Freedm'U’s Hospital ,
!M l LAN SNOWDEN Remain* renting at j
i Frank AVilii mt» tuneial parlor. South i
Capitol and M«l * " Funeral Sniwlay {
April 29. trust her late resident,*, *26 K
*t n.w. *
AAN AI KEN At Geo ge Washington Moj
pita! Thursvtav April 26 1978 HATH;
1 RINK ADAMS VAN \UKKN widow »>f
!he late Franklm A* an V liken Funeral
InHH the residente of Mrs Charles Mc-
Dermott |879 Katorama ial on s.tiur
dav April 78 at 19 ain Interment »t
Cungressiiviial Cenieterv i Bratllelwvr«» Vt .
paper* please copy t Hi*
WHITE. Suddenly on Wedpesd tv Ann! 75.
1978 at 1 let rott Mich El IX A BETH E
WHITE (nee Appleby! tieloved wife vis
*l*llloo K White Funeral s*tnr>tav
April 78 at 7p m from Hie resiitem-e of
her parents Mi tint Mrs At L Antdehv,
9118 Se.Htm! ave. North \A oodsnte Mil
Interment at Glace Church IVuroterv j
W . ,f» d At, 1
Will Ot UHHA , On Th’i sd iv Am i *6 ,
I9"8 at her reside**-- ,‘75 Romtdaiv o>- |
B,lie, Sp.llls Md 1 VCR A W H
IriUOMRV Remains eestip* at the Nor >
val h T.thltu- funeral hop, - 9*78 M »t j
n vv Nnt'i-o of funeral hereafter.
In Mritioriam.
HOW It A tribute of love to the memo ' ;
of our dear husband ami daddy I'liti lr j
R HriWll who departed tin* Ilf* one ‘
year ago today April 77, 1977
PhD 1 am so Innsestvms without von j
As t minsle each du with the Ihrons
Thmr ti 1 i hatter and pretend io tv*
happy
There's a void in m* heart a* mv lipa
form a soog
Biti I vs one sweet thought to consol# me
As 1 fin lab the MVllllrv alone
A nit'll t*o wailvg* to inert me that same
smile to *iect me
Ami tiuteiiier we II gee and we It know i
itiAiNu wife and Daughter KosK
k and HYACINTH BOW IB i
t AbK In lov Plr remcintiian e of mo la I
C AAV » hnstvind AMU lAM E Cl ARK
-ho lett u* *IA years ago tmtav, April v j
1977
You goffered Hour*. Ar* hour# *vt parts.
To waft tor a cote hut all to vain
’Till Ait*.* el one knew w hat was i**»l.
He .ailed mu home to give vtpt rest
HlB WtEE ANI» CMHAAREN •
i Kltll lit tovioa i. nuM'iusior of my dvai
i *t*te* IAIKAV BRUCE FRITH who de
parted this hi* two years Ago Amtl Tt
| \li *6 HBtATHKB t'.ARi., »
i T>V% J?
if. ’iS lt. -ffIUTeViM. VSimW.'ff
in jHemoriam.
IfEI MANN. In loving rementbranea of mv
dear mother. CLARA HEUMANN tnee
Faulkner i. who departed this Ufa ten
year* ago today. April 27. 1918.
It I* only a step that divides n*. mother.
From glory no mortal ha* seen.
I shall find you wb*n death’s grim flng*r«
Have lifted the veil Between
LOVING DAUGHTER. ALICE TERPEN
ING. •
HEI AfANN In loving rememhran>’e of our
dear *i*ter CLARA HEUMANN (nee
Faulkner), who departed thi* fife ter,
years ago today. April 27 1918.
Jua* a line of *wret remembranea.
Just a memory fond and true.
Ju*f a token of love * devotion
That our hear)* still long for Ton.
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER. *
JOHNSON. In lovin? memory of mv be
loved husband, ANDREW JOHNSON who
departed thi» pfe two years ago todajv
April 27 1976
Hfs DEVOTED WIFE. INEEDA JOHN
SON. *
I’ITT.B. In m»morv of mv d»ar adopted
mother ROSIE f’ITT'S who departed this
life im* year ago today April 27. 1977.
Oh. could we open wide the grave
And see fhv fa-e ooce more
And hear thy voice, i* a!! we 'rave.
A* in the day# of yore
Loved in life, and tn death
You shall alwav* he remembered.
HER ADOPTED DAUGHTER. ROSIE
YOUNG. •
PITTS. In *ad hut loving remembrance of
our dear daughter and sister. ROSIE
PITTS who departed this life one year
ago today April 27, 1977.
So *ad. *o hurried was th» call.
Her sudden death wa« a sho'k to us ad.
But God in His w.sdom knew what was
best.
So he took her home to rest.
As we loved her. so we miss h»r
In our memory she is always n»ar.
Loved rememfiered. longed for always.
Brfnginr many a silent tear.
HER MOTHER AND «iaTER3 MBS.
MARTH4 ANDERSON. Ml«s \LBERTA
JACKSON. •
PITTS. Tn loving remembrance of our dear
mother. ROSIE PITTS, who departed this
life one vear ago today. April 77. 1927.
I often sit and think of you
When I am al! alone
For memory i« the only friend
That grief ran call its own.
The dear one now 1* sleeping.
No <are is on her brow
Oh blame me not for weeping.
I have no mother now.
i Dav bv dav I grow more lon»»om#.
I Lonesome as the moments fly.
Often T find myself wondering—
! Wondering whv mother had to die
i HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER EDNA
PITTS. AND CHILDREN. *
PITTS. In loving remembrance of our dear
j wife and mother ROSIE PITT* who r.e
--i parted thi# life one year am todav. Apri!
77. 1927
How *« mis* the welcome footstep*
Os tne ones we loved *o dear.
Often we listen for their coming.
Feelyig sure they are near.
Conld they ask u# if we mis* them?
Yes, it All* our hearts with pain.
But their spirit* *w»et!v whisper
“Have eourage until we meet again.”
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON
JOHN. •
SNYDER. Tn loving memory of our dear
«on. ALBERT F SNYDER of na-endon
I Va.. »hn left us *•> suddenly seventeen
iyear* aro today. April 27. 1911.
Just a ray of sunshine, loaned os for a
I • while.
All too «oon he vanished with hi# golden
•mile
! A« the sunbeam* glisten in th» dewy morn
I Filling earth with gladness. *o did he our
home
Just before the noonti,le a cloud »or*»d
o>r the skies
And blotted out o ir sunbeam and hid him
from our eves
MOTHER DAD AND GRANDMA MID-
WORTH.- *
STEVENSON. Tn treasured memories of nn?
dear son and brother, PERCY" STEVEN
SON. who passed away two years ago to
dav April 27. 4926.
A precious ope from ns ;* gone.
A voice we (oTed ts stilled:
A nlaee is vacant in our home
That never can he filled.
THE FAMILY. •
TALIAFERRO. A tribute of lor# in memory
of our mother. FANNIE G TALIAFERRO,
who departed this life eight years ago.
April 27. 1920
The month of April once mo-e is here.
To us the saddest of the year.
Because eight years ago today
Our dear mother p.a*eed away.
V* who loved her sadly miss her.
We who hold her very dear.
And in lonely hour* of thinking
Often felt her presence pear
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
THOAIAB. In lovng remembrance of our
I dear mother, who passed into the great
[ beyond three years ago today.
I We have onlv your memory, dear mo’her.
To remember our whole life through;
But the sweetness will linger forever.
A* we value the image of you.
BY HER CHILDREN
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