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Deaths.

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msnne at Krn sfo1 National cemet.rS
ASH. Departed this Vie Monday. u, august Is,.,
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neral wsdnesdsy. august 1s at s: 10 m
c tiEiT Where requiem mass viii he Of
fered at m. for the repose OF her soul
Sfo ns August DsDi5'ef as s' 0os o
Tssden nSsd 49, Isl s s% mo,s kAT Of
sister q MsFsis P bloo! she ,1 Isayss
drsn. BiiondelI and Charles ousrel:; one
daughter, one sister and a host Of rel s.
TS sPs Mo snS' caF% baD S e hs
IS. a pm: Relatives and friends
announce. The death q Mrs; KATE ]
H PCS from MOsn cssmel BsD.
ara and z} F'AS u e. sMzsis5HaPPL. Pres.
5 sSHesy x A.sS % 1s.r: aae A GSq
a e i1aE n: Eden. :! r. ssS
pasa will be said. heI9uves ana 1r1en0s
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
DONOHOO. Tuesday. August -. 1925, At
Georgetown Hospital. FRANK. husband of
the late Mae DonohOO and beloved brother
OF Mrs David Roy. Funeral services
at & II. Hines Co funeral home. 29Ol
l4tb 81 NV Tbursday. August 10. at
40 a M thence to st. Patrick's Church
where mass will be said At 10 am. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Phil ade lphi q
papers please copy.i Is
DUTCH. On Friday. August 10. 1929. at
son Of the late Edmonis Dutch Of 1928
Ontario road NV. Remains resting at
the w Ernest Jarvis funeral parlot, 2222
Georgia ave. NV. Notice of funeral later.
II
EAsTERBROOK. Monday. August 10. 1929.
Sd lSl%S III: rH ffoosasnsse EASIER Epss
sa9doK A II h; Funeral {.d Wed
late residence. Interment in Rockville
Union Cemetery
EpLEi; On SUNDAY. August 10. ;a9s at
EDLEY; mothsr Of Harry C.. Edley;
New Rochelle. n. y. and Charles W
Biegs. She leaves 4 host OF other reIa.
tives and friends Funeral Tuesday
Auxu.t At pm. from the
Georgia ave. NV. Relatives and friends
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
VARIED u. S. JOBS OPEN.

The United States Civil Service
Commission today announced open
competitive examinations to All va.
cancies in the following positions:
Assistant scientific aid at $1,000 =
year. junior scientific aid at $500 and
underlabolatory apprentice at 81 40.
departmental service. Washington. in.
Guiding the Bureau of Standards.
Probation officer. Federal courts. at
$4,000
Social worker tpsychiatric) United
States Veterans Bureau. at S1,s6O.
Shoe factory instructOr-foreroan
freeing and shipping department.
sole leather and stock fitting depar1 .
ment. stitching or fitting department
cutting Department., United States
Penitentiar.y, Leavenworth. Kans., at
$1,000.
CARPENTER. departmental service.
at 81 500.
Full information and application
blanks may he obtained from the office
Of the Civil Service Commission, 1924
F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
&c. HUDDLESTON DIES.
Native of Virginia Will Be Buried
Tomorrow Afternoon.

John G. Huddleston, 70 years old
member of the M. r. Huddleston
Slate Co. died yesterday after a. three
month illness, at his residence, 1910
Hobart street. A native of Virginia
he had been resident Of Washing.
ton since childhood.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary l.. Huddleston; daughter. Mrs
A. II. Tackett: two sisters, Mrs. s. w.
Daw and Mrs. Louis Kayser, and a
brother. Jarret G. Huddleston.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the home by Rev. J. Harvey Durham
of Western Presbyterian Church. fol
lowed by interment in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
COL. LUDLOW FUNERAL
RITES ARE CONDUCTED
Noted Mathematician. 40 Years in
Coast Artillery, Buried In
Arlington.

Funeral services for Col. Henry
Hunt Ludlow, u. 8. A, retired, 1921
Jefferson place, were held this after
noon at o'clock, with interment in
Arlington Cemetery. The rites were
conducted by Chaplain John p.
Axton, jr.
Col. Ludlow. who served more than
40 years in the Coast Artillery, was
famed mathematician, and had
written extensively on this subject.
He died of heat prostration Saturday.
Surviving are his wife and a
brother, DIR. David Ludlow.
The pallbearers were brother OH.
GERS. as follows: Brig. Gems. George
Andrews and Eben Swift. and Co.'s.
Adam Shaker, NJ. G. Buckley, r. L.
Hirst and J. F. r. lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
RITES FOR J. A. SELF.
World War Veteran Is Buried in
Arlington Cemetery.

Funeral services were held yester-
day morning for John A. Self. World
War veteran, Of 341S o street, inter
ment being made in Arlington Gene
terry with military honors. Mr.. Self
died Friday
He is survived by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee Self Of this city;
brother Benjamin, who resides in
New York, and the following sisters
and brothers, all Of whom live in
Washington: Mrs. Harry M. Pear
son. Mrs. G. T. Powell, Mrs. Edwin
Volland, Mrs. r. w. Tansill and James
M, Frank and William Self.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
Burns Fatal to Woman.
;peciaI Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, August IT,
Mrs. William H. Lychliter. 40. died
early today at Western Maryland Hos
pital from burns sustained at her
home Friday night. Fumes from a
f1y exterminator. which Mrs. Lychlitei
was using. became ignited from the
gaslight and exploded. the burning
liquid being thrown over her body
1t was thought at first her burns
were not serious.
Besides her husband she is survived
by two daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
CUBA-HAITI FLIGHT ON.
First Leg Of Interisland Trip Com
pleted by Two Planes.

HAVANA. August II LR.-Capt. o.
/ aviators, have flown from Camp Co.
lumbia to Camaguay in two airpla mes
on the first leg Of their proposed flight
from Havana to Port au Prince, Haiti
and return.
Their next stop will be Guantanamo,
the American naval station. From
that point they will take off for Port
au Prince.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
Stillman's Brother Dies.

NEW YORK, August IL R).-
Charles Chauncey Stillman. brother
of James A. Stillman. financier, died
aboard the Cunard liner Aquita MIA yes
terday following an operation for acute
appendicitis. 1t was reported by radio
TO the Cunard line Offices. The Aqui-
tania is due here Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT

TVtN TVT n 7 :.
Mems Club of st. Luke's Prot estant
Episcopal Church. lawn party at New
Jersey avenue and + street. This
was postponed from last night.
Ross Humble OF Los Angeles will
lecture in the Unity Auditorium. 1926
| street. on "The Feet of Idols"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
3n al emoriam.

JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance
NJ my dear husband JOHN JOHNSON
who departed this life two years ago 10
day, August II. 1924.
Only the forgotten are Dad
HIS WIFE. LENA JOHNSON.
MURRAY. In loving memory Of our dear
son. LEWIS ALBERT MURRAY uho
passed away August ~. 1928.
II the resurrection and the life.
He that beleveth on Me though he were
dead yet shall he live .
HERBERT.
SILL. In sweet memory Of my dear and
only son. EDWARD MARDERS SILL. who
departed from this life one year ago TO
day August II 1925 A more faithful
and devoted son to his mother never lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
Garh OF WbankS.

GARDNER. ] wish to extend TO the many
friends of our loved one. JESSE J. GARD
NER, my very sincere and heartfelt
thanks for their expressions of sympathy.
kindness and flowers. both during his Ill
ness and at his death. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
LUTHERANS GATHER
FOR SESSION HERE
Sunday Schools and Young
Peoples Leagues Begin
Convention Tonight.

Two hundred young Lutherans are
gathering in Washington today for
the annual convention of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Sunday Schools and
Young Peoples Leagues of the At
lantic District Of the church The
convention opens at o'clock this eve
ming in the Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Twentieth and G
streets, and will last through Thurs
day. The principal speaker tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

Growing automobile service in
Switzerland is not affecting the Swiss
railroads, according to officials, who
base their statement on the growing
tourist business by rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

The United Lodge Of TheOsOpI,ists,
regular study class. tomorrow at 8
pm. 700 Hill Building, Seventeenth
and I streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

JaVa,s sugar crop was so great this
year that it required twice as many
sacks as before to handle it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Home for Widows and Orphans
Association will meet tomorrow, 8
pm, at G. A. r. Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

The Longevity Legion will offer a
free lecture by Thomas r. Eckloff at
the Larger Life Camp, Mount Wash
ington. tomorrow evening at o'clock
Take Cabin John car to Mount Wash
tngton stop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17
FOREIGN.

"a am. Greenwich time.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

Here 10 prCtsa bly,
the best piano bar
gain in the sale. A
fine mahogany up
right of standard
make at the excep-
tionally low price
Of $500 Ask to
see this one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-17

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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
DOUBT WHETHER PROF.
SCHNABEL RENOUNCED
JUDAISM.

Berlin-(S. A)-Professor Selma
bel. the famous German toxicologlst,
did not embrace Catholicism and re-
nouncc his Jewish faith, according to
his relatives. who in an examination
being conducted here into the death
of Schnabcl. demand that an autopsy
he held to determine whether the
Professor was poisoned. 1t is declared
that the widow. who swOre at the time
of her husbands death that ha had
renounccd his Judaism, and therefore
had him buried in Catholic ceme-
terry. had herself poisoned him.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

should make heem from dees indi-
widjil goots n sputtsoot!-Hm-sotch
wanderful piece goots is to look at
honly-not to wear it-Wait I'll geeve
a try on-it'll look on heem!!
LOoy-It'll look more natchealy on
a coupla peckks of potatoes-Ha hall
Dat boilap!!-Mey pal bought n
overcoat here last chear-HO HO!!--
He found DOBBIN written on de in
side-HA HA HA!!!
Salesman-Mm mmm ah-mmmm!!
l,-???-HA HA HA!!!-Dem fun
ny fellas! Railways witt de jukks!!
-HA -DOBBIN-HA HA HA
HA-MMMMMM mmm!.!-So geeve
alook Momma! Hm-Mmm-Coolitch
shouldn't wear batter SCOT as dees!
q got from dees indiwidjil goots a
ploss-furr, minesalfD Wot?? Is looze
de soot-well, witt de weenter hun
Mrs. Feitlebaum-I tink is leedle
shut de coat
Looy-Well, don't worry! It'll be
long before he gifts annodH!! Ha ha
ha!,-'At's hot one!!
Salesman-No?? - Gledly = Gled-
ly-Of cuss, witt plassure-Wait
got for you jost de hotticle-Wait--
IsidOre-Look, Baba-there's Bissus
Doftolis!!! OOHOOOOO-B Dof-
tolis!!
Mr.. Feitlebaum, Mrs. Feitlehaum.
Mrs. Noftolis-Yi vi yi-Hollo-Hol-
10 = Hollo Meesus Noftol-is-
Meesus Feitlebaum-Meester Feitle-
baum = Hollo, hollo--hollo-Holio
Isidore-Hollo-
Mrs. NOftolis- Him.
jost pessing, heh-you know, mine
hosband-I minn de doctor inseests
like annytink wot We uzzull hevine
made for de cheeldren do scots in
Hingland-bot we poichissing for de
jenitors boy a SCOT Chreesmas wot
he's de same sice like mine Boitrem-
So we trying-Boit- -BOITREM!!!
-Boitrem, put beck de sectors or
de confer, Boitrem-7-Modder is he'd.
gitated. Boitrem!! Boitrem-Boit-is
dees nize you should make witt dc
hends on de meerror?? Boitrem
modder is grivved, Boitrem!! Boitrem
come Boitrem, say hollo to Meesus
witt Meester Feitlebaum-Make 6
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Salesman-IIm - ah - Goot efter-
noon, pip-Momma-Mmmm--for de
yonkster n eple!! How you, Poppa?
Goot afternoon, soot?? Hm-a quas-
tion!-Witt plassure! Someting in
ioowenile-Hmmm-I got dollink
SCOT for heem-Jost de hotticlel'
Mm-you'll see!! A comment witt 4
polsenelityl!!-Wait, I'll geeve gradu
ally masher de sice!-Anny pre-
teecilar style you priffar??
Mr.. Feitlebaum-Hmmm-So you'll
geeve plizze for de goot for noting
to SCOT witt at list sextinn pockets he
should kipp in dere NOODLE witt feesh-
hools witt bazeballs, witt hommoni-
kizz witt wills from de rullerskates
witt a hunbreakable sitt in de troz-
zers he should slide don in de hall de
barristers, witt a pair pents it should
maybe be liable dey should pick yat,
so'll be late in de monnink de goot
for noting for school it should geeve
n hexclamation de pents: "Here
emil" (ondernitt from de devar
putt!!-). Mmm (SMACK).
LOoy-Ha ha!!-at's n fast one,
Pop.l Well, after dat ting wears 'em
a week dey'll walk demselves!!!
Mr.. FeitIebaum-AHA!!-you here
alrady, ha dope witt de fullish
rimocks?? Is closed opp maybe de
lonch weggon?c
Salesman-So geeve a lookl.-Hm!
"a dollink soot!!-Nitt witt soivants-
ablell-Is no? Look he fills witt de
feengers.! Mmm-Billiye me, Nom
ma, I got minesalf from dees indi-
will goods spreeng cut-No?? Ul-
right-ulright;; Gledly!! Gledly!!-
A Nuffuk maybe!!!
Isidore-Baba-kid l have a SCOT
with vest? Boiterber Bitzic has a
vest!!
Mr.. Feitlebaum-(SMACK) Com
persons you making me alrady witt
Muttimer Meetzic, ha?? (SMACK)
Ill-
Salesman-Sh-sh-Papa!! Of cuss,
you'll gat dollink-witt hall improof-
ments!! Shshsh-So geeve look
a axqueesite comment, NOMINAL
Hm-take it houtside by de light
jostl! A kriss will it kipp, she esks!!!
Mine hone brodder bagged me l
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

nize koitsy witt de feenger by de
cheen like it titches you in de private
school de ass!!-Boit-
Salesman-Hollo! - Hollo, Meesus
Noftolis plazure!! Mitt
de Meesus witt de Meester Feitle-
baum-Diss is de Meesus Doctor Nof-
tolis-one from mine holdest cos
tumers!!
Mrs. NOftolis-Hm-yeh - yeh -
HIM, of cuss, | tink wot ! rimamber
you-You used to woiking by Brookes
Brodders, is no?? Odder by Sex
Feeft- -Hevenue?
Salesman-Wot - Sex?? - Wot
Brookes ??-1'm feeftin yirrs here in
de sturr!!-Hm!-you leedle holly! Is
naxt wick de sammy-hennual sale
Looy-An' las week, too!!-Haha
-"Last ten days!! MUST CLOSE
OUT!!-BUILDIN' COMM DOWN.
Ha ha ha-Peter Stuyvesant bought
velvet bag fer his wooden pin in
honor of dere closin' out sales!!
Mrs. Feitlebaum-Is a leedle looze
de soot!!-
Looy-Dont worry-one or two
rainstorms an it'll fit him!!
Mr.. Feitlebaum-You'll gat away,
dope, odder you'll Wouldn't
Mrs. NoftOlis-Of cuss, de ratty-
mate comments vi yi-Boitrem!! !!
Stop cotting witt de seezors de scots!
is dees nize, Boitrem ?-Modder
dun't approving dees, Boitrem!!
Voice lin distance)-Chast, toity-
two; waist, twanty-fife; crotch, toity-
want; hextra trozzers; must be raddy
Toisday; LOOY FEITLEBAUM.
Mrs. and Mr.. Feitlebaum-YI VI
VI VI VI ...... -. 80. ......
Mr.. Feitlebaum-Bang!! CRASH.
-m--Tll geeve heem dot dope!!
Chodge accents he makes me, ha?-
I'll make heem for creeple!!
LOOy-Dat settles tim troo-Hc
can't sock me witt no tailor's dummy
i don't hafta stand fer at stuff
1sidore-Baba-Kid I got to Igglad
for suit like Boitrab???
(SMACK)
Mrs. Feitlebaum-Mowriss, not ir
de head!!
MILT GROSS.
Copyright New York World) Press
| Publishing Co., 1926.)
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
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ARCHIVES SENT TO
PARIS BY S0vIETS
CJewish Tel-graphic Agency

Vienna-The entire pogrom ar
chives in the possession of the Soviet
government was transmitted to Paris
by the Soviet embassy at Vienna and
placed at the disposal of the Paris
court which will try Sholom Schwartz
bard for killing Semion Petlura. The
archive contains documents and pho
tographs and a list of five thousand
names of Jews who were killed in the
pogroms in the towns of Broskurow,
Zhytomir, Uman, Bielozerkev, Felstyn
and Dubowa. The rabbis of these
towns and officials of the Chevra Ka-
dishas, the Jewish burial societies,
have testified to the accuracy of the
names of the victims.