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DeathS.


ROSS. Departed this life Thursday May :,
i9~s at ifrtaV Siq III at ms poSs oESssdepGc M Ssv ~
to mourn their loss four sons two daugh-
ters. fve grandchildren and host Of
other relatives and friends, Funeral Mon
0f his Son,n-law. Mr.. Charles II. Berry.
232 |. st. W theme To the Second Ban
tist Church, 1nd ST. between M and y SIS.
Huehcs officiating. -
SAUNDERS. suddenly. FRIDAY. May q.
Nonteorery N II county. jtii MI. RICHARD LEE
SAUNDERS. beloved husband OF Nellie y.
Saners IN rs soS Ee'{ o5,2 5nic'nGn' ~ ~
Monday. May 9.
SEIS. Friday. May Il. 1897, a, i;s le>i;
sfnFs SFis S4 n Is% tGS 3 se yssr & sss. . i
loved husband of Dora Z ,is, Sei,s tunetH
Iaterment u Arlington. .
WAITER suddenly. on FRIDAY. Nay q,
i9@7, a. Garfield Hospital, ,cl!iARLES I
mains % resting 1t tho : II. iline' 60;
funeral Gon,e. s60l I4th s., nv. Funeral
r' oa ndag 5gs s,'' Man '' G5 8 81 ! pa Rampton
and Norfolk. Va. papers please copy
WASHINGTON Departed this lie. FRIDAY
aa%r N4$ o. si !i { 4 I sw.. ~ MARy 'ly Il. WAsd
INGTON. Lcoyed mother OF Nitham
Sagor afoi X Rcmaias sa e reStinx tcnpoTariS al
Iohn r. Rhur & Co. : funeral chapel. 3rd
aQU Eve SITS. S.W NNeCai lEOiH Ntt letD
resjdcnoc Monday. Mas .. az : p.m. Kela@
tives and friends invited to attend.
WILLIAMS. Departed this life on Friday,
MAY g. 19~7 z. de II % am. Ut. NJ. I.
WILLIAMS devoted sister of Miss Mathlel
and Mr. Harry u. Williams, beloved aunt
Of Rlanche aad peano Williams. Funeral
srom her late residence 1906 vermont
avs. Monday May ., at pm.
WILLIAMS. Officers and memhers Of ths
= u. a. H. are hereby notified OF the
death OF Dr. NJ. /. WILLIAMS.
r +. q. MERRITT. President.
=. /. GRAY. See.
WILSON. Entered into rest or. Friday. May
q, 1927, at 4 80 am, LILY, widow OF
Lieut.. Comdr. Downs j.. Wilson. u. ). M
and daughter of the late George ID. and
Mary y. Abbot. Funeral from her late
residence. 16tt Goth ST.. Monday. May y,
at , nm. Interment at Arlington s.
WOODWARD. NAV q. 1927. at his hons.
Washington Grove. Md, ROSWELL WOOD
WARD. aged 40 years. Funeral sunday May
=. at 3 pm. from Grace NJ. +, Church,
Gaithersburg Md. Intermeut Forest Oak
Cemetery, Gaithersburg. Md.
W1ODARD. Departed this life Friday.
May g. t027 at 4:20 pm. at his resi-.
dCnce, 23i3 Sth st. NV. REM : WOOD
ARD. lie leaves to mourn their loss
one brother. five sons and a host of Othet
relatives and friends interment Emory
Grove. Nd.
| did not know the pains he bore,
! did not see hIm die.
| only know he went away
and did not sa goodbye.
T. WO0DARD.
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MarriaQR.

CONNICK--ABENDsCHE Mr. and Mrs
George Z. Abendschein ANNOUNCE the mar, gar
LOUISA. to Mr. EDWIN H. CONNTCK. at
Clarendon. Va. April Is, 1927 by Rev
q II Fielding
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LAST OF VICTORIAN
PREMIERS REACHES 80
Birthday Of Lord Rosebery Finds
Veteran Writer in Improved
Health, Liking Exercise.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
= EPSON, England, May lord
Rosebery. last surviving premier of
the Victorian era. was receiving con-
gratulations today on his eightieth
birthday.
The veteran statesman's health has
been much improved lately. His mind
Is as active as ever and he takes
a daily drive on the famous downs
near his beautiful home, Durdans, fire.
quently putting a big cigar as his
carriage rolls along.
Archibald Philip Primrose, fifth
Earl of Rosebery, assumed the British
premiership in March, 1894, on Glad
stones retirement. He resigned the
office in June, 1895. He has written a
number of volumes of famous British
personages, like Oliver Cromwell and
the Earl Of Chatham (William Pitt.
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Leaves $500 in Trust for Pets.

NEW YORK, May [R.-Three
dogs md three cats, pets of Mrs.
Camille f. Howells, a Brooklyn school
teacher. are to be cared for in "com-
fort" through $500 trust fund Gre
ated by their mistress in her will.
The teachers husband and a sister are
not mentioned N the document, which
disposes of a S14,000 estate.
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BODY is IDENTIFIED.
Norfolk Victim Walter e. Thomas
of Baltimore, Say Friends.

NORFOLK, Va, May. R.--
Friends yesterday identified the body
found floating III the eastern branch
Of the Elizabeth River last Tuesday as
that of Walter L. Thomas of Balti-
more. Thomas was first mate on the
steamer Bathgate of the Southern
Transportation Co.
Capt. l.. M. Smith, master of the
steamer Bermuda, and j. T. Hamp-
ton, chief engineer on the Bathgate,
identified the body. Hampton said he
last saw Thomas on April %, when
the Bathgate tied up at the docks
here. Police are of the opinion that
Thomas fell off the steamer and in
falling struck his head on something
which caused a small hole in the
skull, resulting in death.
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ton OF Houston street was then call
ed. failed to attract him.
In connection with his physical
power, it may DO added that Mr..
Maxim had a marvellous chest and
throat development, with vocal chords
which enabled him to be heard in ar
ticulate speech more than a mile
away.
During tho latter years OF his life
he was actively associated with the
e. 7. du Pont de Nemours Co. Of
Wilmington. Del. the firm that bought
his original snlokeless powder patents
He later became consulting engineer
and expert in the department Of re-
search for this company, although he
also gave q large part of his time
TO experiments with torpedoes in con-
nection with the T.. w. Bliss Co, mu.
milton manufacturers of New York.
Married English Woman.
Mr. Maxim married, in 1896 Miss
Lillian Durham, daughter of the Rev
w. Durham, A. M, we'll known
linguist and litterateur of London,
England.
He maintained town house in
Brooklyn, n. Y, but spent most of his
t1uIe OIl AltS GStdle All -hdAili al IA
n. J.
He became Ill from anemia in Janu-
airy while on q vacation on the Pa
cific Coast. With Mrs. Maxim he re-
turned to New Jersey early in Febru-
airy, both of them questioning it his
chief ailment might not be homesick-
ness for the birds and trees and lab.
oratories of his great estate near
Lake Hopatcong.
For a time he was believed recov-
ering. and it was with difficulty that
he was kept from his laboratory and
forbidden to continue his writings. A
few weeks after his return he told
the Associated Press that preliminary
experiments gave promise of eventual
success with the new torpedo, but
that 1t might require several years
to attain perfection.
Recently ulcers of the stomach de-
veloped and his condition became Sc.
rious.
Other Noted Achievements.
Among the other more important
achievements with which Mr.. Maxim
was credited were: Perfection of
stablillte," q smokeless powder pro-
duclng better ballistic results: inyen.
ton OF United States service detonat.
ing fuses for high explosives, armor.
piercing projectiles: invention of
notorite," a new self-combustive ma.
terial for driving automobile torpedoes.
ana OF processes and apparatus for
manufacturing milliperforated powder
grains.
He was the author Of 'The Science
IT
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Wake Forest Wins Debate.

WAKE FOREST. N. c., May z
N).-Wake Forest defeated Mercer in
debate here last night, to /. Wake
Forest argued the negative side of
Resolved, That the McNary- -Haugen
bill is a proper relief for the Nations
farmers"
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Carns of Thanks.

CROMWELL. Mrs. John w. Cromwell. sr
wishes to thank relatives and friends for
their tokens of Kindness and expressions of
sympathy and affection during her recent
bereavement.
JACKSON. I wish to express my thanks to
the. Mems Cliff Rock Association. the 4th
and boys, relatives and friends. for their
kindness. sympathy and beautiful floral
pieces extended at the death of my hus-
band, LOUIS H. JACKSON.
HIS WIFE. BLANCHE Z. JACKSON
Evening star., 1927-05-07

OF Poetry and the Philosophy of Ian.
guage," "Defenseless America" and
Dynamite Stories"
Mr.. Maxim was a member of the
Naval Consulting Board since 1915,
past president OF the Pan-AmeriCan
States Association and OF the Aero
nautical Society Of New York.
He is survived by his widow.
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DR.. WILLIAMS DIES.
Former indianapolis Editor Sue
cumbs in Princeon, N. j.

PRINCETON. N. j., May z Np.-
DR.. Charles r. Williams. former editor
ln-chief of the Indianapolis News, died
here yesterday. He was "a years old.
He served as editor-in-chief of the
News from 1892 until 1911.
For nine years prior to that he was
assistant general manager of the Asso-
ciated Press. AS g. young man he had
served as literary editor of the New
York World and as a teacher OF Greek
and Latin.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY


De Grasse--Havre - Ami AR II y ~
Manuel Administrations .AprI .1apriI
DUE TODAY.
Veendam--Rotterdam.
- 0"~Ael~-hfehaeh ............ April 20
DUE TOMORROW.
Aifansanr AGiffa,areSuIort viii Llmon. ..... April 80
DUE MONDAY. MAY o.
Ancon---Cristobal %r.w
ipsholm-GotR Renbur9 ADriI ADrii 20 20
snvtbi sI otaIIaondon London April 80
y tphalia-Hamburg ......... Apriii *
Coamo-San1S ston Inar ''''.'t........ Nav 3
American Merchant-Lonc;ioin' .AnriHl mriH %
tort Vlctaria--Bermuda Nav =
AA2abnnra1pnrrlnidad ................A Anrii so
pontaa s. oola-pSefInuda S '................ Nav r
Fohce--San Juan. Nav /
DUE TUESDAY. MAY 10.
M MaIestic-Cherbourg and South
Baraeoa-puerto Colombia. Ana;I MAY % 4
Fan n-American-Bnenos Aires .ApriI 81
United States-Conenhagen. Anrii 50
nrigh -IITTuerto barrlos. .........M MAY
Providence - - Itpris riI %e
hufoh-Iurks Island 49,. ....... May
DUE WEDNESDAY MAY IL.
Maracaibo-La Guayra Nav 2
~ 'AoNAS - t'..*. May
DUE THURSDAY. MAY IL.
Chicago-Bortieaux Anri1 40
Fort St. George--Bermuda Nav 10
Tlviyes-Santa Marta. Nav 3
DUE FRIDAY. MAY 13.
Bereng aria-cherbourtg and South. May Q
George Observation-Disclosures Nav Nav
hoiid--neAoa .-..s.+... May 3
DUE SATURDAY. MAY ii.
Nieuw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. May 4
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
Cameronia-Moyilie and Glasgow.
newaska--Cherbourg and London.
Ryndam--Plymouth. Boulogne and Eotter-
Gam.
Cabo Torres--Lishon
Gov; John Llnd--santo Domingo
Observation-Disclosures
Mayari-Puerto NJ Colombia.
tas tLasso;nia-oooueenstown & and Liverpooi.
Elna E.--Santo Domingo City.
Porto Rico--San Juan.
Ecuador--Puerto Colombia. Cristobai anJ
San Mateo@Puerto cortez and Puerto
Southern Cross--Kio de Janeiro. Santos.
,, Montevideo and Buenos Aires,
Pernambuco and Maranham.
Toloa--Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Town
City of Osaka--Port said.
SAILING TUESDAY. MAY 10.
Conte Rosso--Naples and Genoa.
Free.derik yIII-chrIstiansan Oslo and
Manuel Arnus-corunna. santander and Bar.
Presideate wilson-Lisbon. Naples. Patras
Anuitania--Cherbourg and Southampton.
Alfonso xTII-Corunna.
Fort Victoria-Bermuda.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. MAY IL.
De Grasse---Havre
San Juan---san Juan. La Guayra and Mara
Santa Marta-Kingston cristobal and Santa
Southampton and
Hamburg.
SAILING THURSDAY. MAY 12.
American Shipper--London
Bogota--Kingston and Puerto Colombia.
goamo-San Juan.
Giuseppe Verde--Naples and Genoa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cherbourg and Ham
van Buren--Havana. Cristobal and
san Francisco around the wnrldt.
Santa Ana--Cristobal, Iauiaue and VAL
paraiso.
SAILING FRIDAY. MAY IS.
Astrea--La Guayra Curacao and Maracaibo. |
Maiessie--Cherbourg and Southampton.
elora.L,I v g = !. LInaguss q a,ai La Guayra.
SAILING SATURDAY. MAY IA
scsndam--Pi mouth, Boulogne and Roiter-
Paris plymassth and Hayre.
ralamares- avana. Cristobai and Port
A@AlaSa-
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MRS. PENNELLA BURIED.
Wife of Spanish War Veteran Was
Brown town, Md, Native.

Mrs. Sarah II. Pennella, wife of
Martin Pennella, Spanish.American
war veteran, died in Providence Hos
pital Tuesday. Funeral services We're
conducted in st. Francis Xavier S
Church yesterday morning. Rev. Jo-
seph V. Buckley offlciated. Interment
was in Arlington Cemetery.
Born in Browntown, Md, Mrs. Pen
nella was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shaw. Besides her husband
she leaves two sisters, Mrs. +. Fer
raro and Mrs. Joseph Dyer, and six
nephews, all Of this city. Her husband
has been an employe Of the War De
partment for the past q years.
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Bids and Proposals
AsBURK PAsK. j. }.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AM
washington. b. o. Sealed lids IL dSpiic al
will be received until AUGUST 18th 1927
and then publicly opened il Room 1913
Navy Building, for constructing d Bath
House, Beginners Pool and SwimminI
Pool located on the s. w. corner Of ths
Mckinley High Sch9ol Grounds near Frs
ther information upon application to thii
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TRIAL OF COPS
IS DELAYED

The trial Of Policemen Benjamin r,
\ Campbell and William s. Buchanan.
Of the Tenth precinct, before the
police trial board In connection with
the fatal shooting Of Larry Hall, 20,
On the grounds Of the Soldiers
Home, ON the night Of July 10,
scheduled for today. has been post
poned until Monday.
Owing to the importance OF the
case, Chairman William II. Wahly.
az the trial board. stated today he
thought It expedient to hold q
special session for its trial.
Young Hall, together with threa
other young men were being chased
By the two policemen In q motor.
cycle and side car, when q bullet.
said to have come from Campbell's
gun, struck Hall In the head, killing
. him almost instantly.
Although Campbell was exonera-
ted by a coroner's jury, Major Ed.
win B. Hesse, superintendent Of
police, Immediately filed charges
against both officers Tor violation
OF police regulations regarding the
use Of firearms AMI riding In q side.
car.
Both policemen maintain that two
shots were fired after the speeding
car tried to force them into the
Soldiers Home fence.
One. youth. said to have been driv-
Ing the car, escaped after turning
the wheel over to Hall, it is con.
tended.
The Washington times., 1927-07-28
RAPs ENPAsSE
At GENEVA
b COLE b. MORGAN

W1LLIAMsTowN. Mass, July
IS Without pointing the finger
e any nation. our own or any
other. / dare 10 say that con-
3arances are now being held which
promise anything but fortunate re-
suits Tor the nations, DR.. Harry
a Garfield, president Of williams
College, asserted here today In
opening the seventh annual ses-
1ion o1 the Institute Of Politics. He
added:
Men Of good WIN and high pur-
pose are striving for that which Is
good, but their councils are mem
aced. They are opposed by the
sinister attitude Of scheming and
unworthy men.
Is good viii 20 prevail or envy,
hatred and malice?"
This declaration was interpreted
here IS having reference directly
20 the Geneva disarmament con.
ference, which for & fortnight has
been 81 an en1passe and threatened
with disruption.
He pointed out that since the
Institute Of Politics was established
here seven years ago five similar
institutes have been established IN
other widely scattered sections Of
the country.
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5000 Attend Outing
AT Chesapeake Beach

Free punch Is being served al
Chesapeake Beach today as q fea.
ture Of the annual outing or the
Government Printing Office Cafe,
terra and Recreation Association.
Three thousand persons are at,
tending. The program includes
quoits pitching, foot races, peanut
scrambles, an egg race, q sack race
an obstruction race, q candle race,
and g baby contest. Prizes win be
awarded.
he sports committee Is com.
posed OF Walter M. Shorno. chair,
man; Joseph b. Fitzgerald, starter;
Preston George, associate starter;
and Bert p. Bair, Hugh Reid, Rob.
seft =. Bel, william J. Cassiday,
Abraatn 3: Patton and william r,
Berger. judges.
The Washington times., 1927-07-28
Motor Coach Schedules

ANNAPOLIS, MD.-Busses Leave Willart
!. NJ :6s B. M ae s:zb AZ 3. m. Is . s' s.
Eonnecte with Claiborne ferry at Annapolis
One way. $40 round trip. $2.26. Red
The Washington times., 1927-07-28

IFOuND--Wa Watch. Owner may occurs by
!. IDENTIFYING ". ". A. Carlisle. Bethesda
Md. GTosvenoE'a Lane.
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N0IEl RleRB me onIy netsI u esttsrtsa ultl
Null Alse6 FuARlAp water u ell FOomG
w. Q. BRlCE. Manager
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GIRL, expeFienced envelope typtng. neat
typinE. home work Can Colpmhia 1884.
NEAT COLORED GIRL Wanfs hOuseWork 0P
nurse references u Patterson So. u. y:
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Special Notices

Owing to the death Of Mr..
John F. Hermann, the
Hermann Bottling Works
Will be closed Friday and
Saturday. No goods deliv-
cred.
The Washington times., 1927-07-28

TgHE Duke presented himself to the Queen,
who, fearful for his safety and her own
reputation, begged him to return to England.
He agreed but begged for token Of her esteem.
The Queen gave him her twelve diamond studs,
q birthday gift from the King. This was re-
ported to her enemy. Cardinal Richelieu.
The Washington times., 1927-07-28

YHE Cardinal suggested to the King that the
j Queen wear her diamond studs at q fete
The jealous King suspected that something was
wrong and commanded her to wear them. The
Queen was IN despair, but Constance promised
to find someone to go to England for them. She
explained matters to dArtagnan
The Washington times., 1927-07-28
CHIEFS
DIE Of POISON
By International News Service

BY International News Service
LONDON. July 2S.-Reports Of a
widespread ''reign Of terror" in
Soviet Russia are published by the
Daily News today. based upon dis.
patches from Riga ana stockholm.
This paper states that Riga re-
ports twenty important Soviet Of
ficiaIs have died in Leningrad within
the past few days. victims Of mys.
tertous poisoning. It adds that $50
are reported iii IN Moscow from
poisoning and six have died.
Stockholm dispatches declare that
daily executions are taking place IN
the Ukraine, where 40 have ALREADY
been executed. including a number
Of school girls.
The Washington times., 1927-07-28
MEN IN aGooD" JOBS.

|SALESMEN sell Chew
rolet AUTOMOBILES. See
Sales Manager, Ourisnnan
Chevrolet Sales CO.. $40 n
ISt. N. f..
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beginner, wanted: also
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Attacks Britain

Abtacks bElGoaN
MOSCOW. July 2s.-Great Brit.
aims "frenzied anttsoviet diplo-
macy" Is leading to another world
war. which Is impossible temporarily
only because European imperialist
nations fear an internal economic
and political collapse" declared To-
seph Stain, Communist leader. In =
bitter statement appearing In the
newspapers today, the first state
ment that Stain has made In four
months.
The red army Il strong. Stain de.
ciared, and the Soviet government
VIII continue its peaceful policy
while preparing to resist the newt
able attack.
Trash like royalists, terrorists
and incendiaries must be wiped out. .
continued Stain. Defense IL In.
possible without unity
The Washington times., 1927-07-28

CHESAPEAKE BEACH. ND.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-25
MILLIONS MARCH
IN USSR PROTEST
AGAINST MURDER
Call Labor to Struggle
AS Sacco, Vanzetti Die

MOSCOW, U. S. S. R., Aug. "a
News of the execution of Sacco and
Vanzetti has provoked the deepest in
dignation of the toilers of the. Union
Of Socialist Soviet Republics. Popu-
lous meetings which were later turned
into impressive demonstrations, took
place in Moscow, Leningrad, Khar
kov, Kiev, Dniepropetrovsk and many
other towns. In many cases news Of
the execution brought tears to the
eyes of those present.
In the Moscow squares the broad
casters, after having transmitted the
news of the execution of Saece and
Vanzetti, played a funeral march.
kilograms of coincidence for the
tragic death at the hands of civilized
barbarians were sent to the families
of Sacco and Vanzetti.
Guilty of Revolution
Numerous resolutions from the
Moscow proletariat express its indig
nation at so abominable trial in q
"'civilized country" "Sacco and Van
zetti were guilty only of being revo-
lutionists," says the resolution, and
declare that the execution of the two
workers will unite still closer the re-
volutionary ranks of the International
proletariat in its fight against CAPT
talism.
The resolutions also appeal to the
toilers to enter in thousands into the
ranks of the International Red Relief
Society in order to struggle FOR a
better future for all humanity. under
the leadership of the Comintern and
it's Communist Parties.
Never Forget Aug. 23.
The Kiev proletarians declare Chat
the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti
is a threatening forerunner of the
impending relentless struggle against
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