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Deatbs.

MORAN, suddenly. on THURSDAY. January
nv, JAMES i. husband Of Evelyn Arm
chSpsi. $50 Ps sys Nv, ss,Uriay
ELIZA NJ MULHAi.L. beloved dauEhlsr
81 the , , John ard Mary NuIhst N no
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rss Ese s'ia 4sa y in,srrast sS Se
day az ! oclocS az Pine Grove CemeteryA
Sun1yburn. Pa. Relatives and irtends, !nS
ROBINSON Love Temple. No $50. will
b9ld funeral services Of Dsug6ter ,PEsARL
9%9s, hc,s$.. Nj NSS"ink sat $50 &s n
80. .: Columbia Temple No go and all
Others Daughters q EIks are invited
ROSA cHIisDs ba4Shtsr ssss se'
ciS TF Es @9sSsPH R%bEER S sSs.iy
Notice Of funeral hereafter. 23
a sfg H.. ' ,.yll illness BFFN1iRRIT T ;o@
William Henry smith and Mrs Annie
smith: and brother o. .Miss Mary Eliza
George $ Dahney and Francis de :. Smith
Funeral from. hi. late residence. s16 tth
- and thence TO St Augustine Church.
where solemn requiem high mass will be
sung At o o'clock Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend, 90
TORREY. On Tuesday. January Is. 1877,
a. hls residence. IL Bird q. ne GEORGE
r. TORREY. Services will he held al Eur
horsts funeral parlOr. sol East Capitol at.
on Saturday. January 20. Al | p m. Inter
ment IN Arlington National Cemetery.
WILD. On Thursday, January 20. 1927, At
80 m, at Sibey Hospital KATE, tbs
beloved wife of William Wild (nee
@ Brienl Funeral from the residence OF
Mrs Alice Maddox. 1889 Pennsylvania
ave, Sc. on Saturday. JanuaFy %. ai
$50 nm, Relatives and friends invited
10 attend lnterment at Congressional
Cemetery. fredericksburg papers please
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gin 81 tmortam.

EVANS. In loving remembrance Of our dear
wife and mother SALLTE T. EVANS. Who
1924. '''' car '~' '''S'
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Always tender kind and true
There not day. dear mother.
HER bfv y e. Mt 2rs IaRS g. H2ND CHI
DREN
FLEMING. In loving hut sad remembrance
of my dear father. DABNEY FLEMMfNG
who entered into eternal rest seven years
aEo today. January y. 1921
Ny dear father how miss you,
No one but God can tell.
But some day I hope 10 inset you
HIS LOVING pAtGHTER. MRS. AMAN-
DA z. YOUNG.
q my dear fr isS ou LE GslH fcHEs
Who departed this life one year ago today
sweetly tender fond and true
There Is not day that passes
HIS FRIEND. ETHEL c. cambridge.
FLETCHER. In sad hut loving .rememhrsnce
81 our dear father and nephew. LEROY
year ago today. January 81, 1928.
The one We loved so dear.
Idolized and praised
Torn from our bosom
And borne to the grave.
We did not know your suffering.
Nor could your pains feel
Earth has no sorrow
49, mat Heaven cannot heal. -
HELLEH IFLETCHBR, BEATRICE PERRY.
HtFa4AHT6ER II HAa pTHE %Sg 81 Ds..d 40 L
he isal higher life two years ago. January 90.
Loved in life. remembered in death
JENKINS. In memory Of our devoted sis
ter ALBERTA 6. JENKINS. who departed
this life four years ago today. January
HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
II,
mother. ROSE R. MEADs INV Who &c, a dis ': Is
years ago today, January Il. 1902.
In my heart your memory fingers
IT, Always tender. fond and true.
That do not think Of you.
NJ. SMITH
ODEkOVEN. Sacred 10 the memory Of our
Itooing daughter and sister. LE0NA ODE
twenty-five years ago today. January II
Her CHEEKY smile and kindly ways
Are pleasure to recall.
She had kind word for each one.
ana MO MOTHER fafE2se dN Il BROTHERS :.
dear mother. anna sTREcKFUtss. Who 10
qsnartsd from no IBIS life one year ago today
Every day brings sweet memories,
Every memory, brings . tear:
Desp within nv heart cherish
Thoughts of mother loved so dear
May she rest in Deare
A. CoNNORS.
WARRINGTON. A tribute of love To the
mNnIM9ry 81 n1y dear daughter. FLORENCE
T. WASHINGTON who departed this life
-FOUR years ago today. January 81 1928
some may think l am not lonely
.When az times they see me smile
Little do they know the heartaches
MoTHEER"' e CORA X w ~A SPifif :.
WELLS. Sacred and dear to u is the mann
nfy 81 our dear daughter and r1ofhar
HATTIE WELLS. who left MS four years
ago today. January 81 1923
DEVOTED MOTHER sT'SAN PTrTIEp
---AND son. CLEMENT A. WELLS
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Garhs of CHANTS

MUTT We wish TO thank our relatives and
many friends for their expressions OF sym.
death OF our dear mother, REBECCA
MUTT.
SKIDMORE. | take this means of thanking
my friends and neghbors for their kind
ness and sympathy in the loss of my nus
hand and father. also the undertaken. Mr.
Wright. Spanish American War Veterans.
members the Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joners and to all those that sent cars
MRS MARGARET SKIDMORE AND
FAMILY
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Brick Company Sued.

The National Brick Co. of Terra
Gotta was sued yesterday in Circuit
Court for total OF $4,000 damages
by Hyman PatIen and his wife, Mrs
Pearl Patlen. 243 @ street, for alleged
injuries to Mrs. Patlen. Through At
torneys Simon, Koenigsberger. Young
& Brez, it is alleged that a truck be
longing to the brick company collided
with an automobile in which Mrs. Pat
len was riding August II last, at
Georgia avenue and w street.
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Wife Charges Misconduct.

Mrs. Marion E. Smith today filed
suit in the District Supreme Court for
an absolute divorce from Raymond r.
Smith. charging misconduct and NAM
ing correspondent. Mrs. Smith tells
the court she withdrew A suit for
divorce last July on the promise Of
her husband to reform. She declares
he failed to keep the promise. They
were married at Rockville, Nd
August 1, 1919. Attorney Simon
Hirshman appears for the wife.
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TWELVE ARE INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
Jesse Clark. Colored, Is Seriously
Hurt; Two Motorists
Arrested.

Twelve persons were injured-one
man seriously-and two motorists
were arrested in automobile accidents
late yesterday and last night.
Jesse Clark. colored. 65 years old
Of 1749 Willard street is suffering
from fracture of the skull and other
serious injuries in Emergency Hos
pital. after being knocked down yes.
terday by an automobile operated. ac-
COrdinG to police, by Thomas c. Kelly
% years old. of 1900 California street
at Seventeenth and S streets. Kelly
was arrested and charged with reck-
less driving. He was later released
on 81 900 bond.
George Diggs. 1894 Linden street
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WARTIME COMMANDER
OF HAWAII DIES ON COAST
Brig. Gen. John P. Wiser. Retired,
Had Varied Duties and Got
Distinguished Service Medal.

Brig. Gen. John r. Wiser, retired
Artillery officer. died at the Lettermsn
General Hospital. San Francisco, We'd
nesday, according to War Department
advices. A native of Missouri, he was
graduated from the Military Academy
in June. 1874. and afteTward served
several tours of duty as an instructor
at that institution.
He was stationed at the old arsenal
AT Washington Barracks in 1877 and
in 1884 made tour Of Europe study
ing military maneuvers. In 1905 he
was attached TO the office Of the chief
of staff. this city. and shortly after
served three years at Berlin as mill
tary attache In addition to his regu-
lar duties in all parts of the United
States. he commanded the Hawaiian
depa rtment during the World War
and was awarded the distinguished
service medal for handling many diffi
cult problems arising in that ocean
outpost with rare judgment, tact and
great skill"
He was retired for age in July. 1916.
but was reassigned to active duty
when the United States entered the
World War
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FORMER SENATOR DIES.
John P. T. Matthias Served 8 Years
in Maryland Legislature.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, January I.--
John p. T. Matthias, Thurmont, Md,
rs, for eight years Maryland Sena-
tor and the owner Of extensive farm
ing land in Frederick County, Md. and
jefferson County. w. Va, died last
night at Walkersville, Md, where he
had gone for treatment, after an i'll
ness Of more than nine years. Death
was due TO paralysis.
He was long prominent in the Mary
land Republican party. was a. member
Of the State delegation In the conven-
tion that nominated Taft for Presi-
dent, member Of the commission
that remOdeled the Maryland State
House and served on the commission
that erected the State Armory in Fred
erick He also served two years as a
mernber of the House Of Delegates.
His wife and one son, Charles McC.
Matthias. survive him,
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Births Reported.

John G.. and .Estelle X. Cameron. boy.
Henry f. and Myrtle c. McGee girl
M@rrls and Clare Rathner. boy
Roland G and Marietta Ford girl
Rein E and WeIla V. Pidreon. boy.
Joseph z. and Catherine v Jenkins. boy
Charles M. and Mary r. Mackey. Girl
James r. and Marga ret Davis boy
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MRS. JUDS0N DIES.
Former organist at Grace Church
to Be Buried Tomorrow.

Former Organtst at grace Cnurch
to Be Buried Tomorrow.
Mrs. Augusta Springsguth Judson,
so wears old a lifelong resident of
Washington and Takoma Park, died
at her residence. II Eastern avenue.
Wednesday She had been i'll a year
Mrs. .Iudson was a member of St
Stephens Episcopal Church, and for
seven years was organist at Grace
Episcopal Church, Ninth and ID
streets southwest. She is survived
by her husband, Charles c. Judson;
one son, Charles Bartlett Judsou a
brother. Carl A. Springsguth. and one
sister, Miss Pauline Springsguth, all
Of Washington.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at the Zurhorst funeral parlors.
3G1 East Capitol street. at gao O'Clock.
Rev. DIR. c. NJ. Young, pastor of
Trinity Episcopal Church, Takoma
Park, will oficiate. Interment will
be in Congressional Cemetery.
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FOREIGN,

ts am. Greenwich time. today.)
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women important in banking circles
were invited, the group including Miss
Louise Mitchell, formerly of the Fed
eral-American Bank; Miss Lois White,
secretary of the District of Columbia
Chapter of the American Institute of
Bankers. and Miss Mabel Royce, chair
man of the women's committee of the
same institution; Miss Grace Bromley.
assistant secretary of the the District
OF Columbia Bankers Association;
Miss Loretta Ennis of the Second Ma
tional Bank and Mrs. Marjory Tucker
of the Continental Trust.
Miss Winfrey and several others
of the guests talked informally on
phases of banking for women.
The Clara Barton Club of Glen Echo
will hold a lawn fete at the home Of
Mrs. John c. Leger, July Is, at 1880
pm. There will be tables for bridge
or 500 for all those who care to play,
for which tickets will be sold, and ice
cream, homemade cake, punch and
candy. Mrs. George Brownfield is in
charge Of arrangements.
The ZOnta Club of Washington held
its weekly luncheon meeting at the
Raleigh Hotel July g. Two guests
were present, MRS. Henry kaSpar,
pianist and faculty member of the
Hendley-kaspar School of Musical Art.
and Miss Bertha Pabst, secretary of
the business and professional women S
department Of the Washington Y. w.
c.. A. The scheduled speaker for this
meeting being i'll, Miss Hettie Ander-
son, general secretary Of the Wash
ington Y. NJ. c. A, did some good
pinch-hitting' in an interesting talk
on ''Y. w. c. A. Work in the District
Of Columbia" She told of the varied
activities of Kamp Kahlert, on West
River, Nd; of Vacation Lodge, at
Cherrydale. Va; of the Elizabeth
Somers residence and the GA E street
building, and finally of the splendid
new quarters at Seventeenth and K
streets.
Next week Miss Maude Gest of the
Freer Art Gallery will be the speaker.
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Schedule Of Social Events
PastWeek atNavyAcademy
Sur: CT Period Enlivcned by Round of festivities
With Honor Entertainments as Feature.
Notes of Anna polls

ANNAPOL1S. Md. July 9.-Dr. an(
hrs. Walton Hopkins who have beer
touring Europe for the past six weeks
are returning to their home, in An
napolis, tomorrow
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Oliver Q
Messing are spending the month Of
July al Nj. kessinS's home, in In
diana.
Mrs. Heine-. wife Of Capt Robert
Heiner M. CO, L. $. n, was hostess
at n hridgl-luucheun Friday at the
Little Inn. on Maryland avenue.
Capt. Philip snyder, who is in com
mand OF the /. S. S. Concord. now
UNDERGOING repairs ut the Philadelnhia
Navy Yard, spent the week end with
his family in Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos CusachS enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday in their
home. Ogle Hall. in compliment TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaw of WASHINGTON.
DIR. and Mrs. Caleb Dorsey of Baltt'
more have opened their home, near
Annapolis, for the Summer.
: Mrs. France. wife of Lieut.. Finley
France. L. S. n. entertained az
bridge Thursday afternoon at the
Little Inn in honor OF Miss Caroline
llewes of Macon, Ga, who was her
house guest.
Mr.. Henry Phipps entertained at
luncheon Thursday at hte Little Inn. on
MARYLAND avenue, nhonor or Mrs.
h. w. Dudley of Short Hills, y. j.,
who has a Summer home at Jackets
Point, near Annapolis.
The presence of the U. S. S. Florida
in the harbor added much to the
gavetv of society last week. Lieut..
Hamilton Bryan was host at large
dinner on board Sunday evening. and
Tuesday afternoon Capt. David Boyd,
the commanding officer. entertained at
tea in his quarters on the ship.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs entertained at
ar informal dance in honor of the
officers of the U. S. S. Florida in her
home. Ogle Hall.
Gov. Albert Richie was the honor
guest at the annual Fourth of July
dinner at the South River Club Mon
dav. Mr.. James Munroe Of Annapolis
was the steward host" on this &C.
cosion.
Prof. and Mrs. Arturo Fernandez
left last week by motor for Canada,
where they will spend six weeks.
Mrs. Edward Darlington Johnson
and her daughter. Miss Katharine
johnson, left last week for Newport,
r. l., en- route to their home at Bow
doin. Me-, where they will spend the
Summer.
Lieut., Comdr. Edwin D. Memories
on. c., U. S. N, and Mrs. Memories
are spending the month at Rehoboth
Beach. Del.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Henry B.
Broadfoot of Washington were guests
for the week end Of Comdr. and Mrs.
Daniel McElduff.
. Among the recent arrivals in An
napolis are Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Byron S. Dague and their young son.
Lieut.. Comdr. Dague has been or
+ dered to duty in connection with the
postgraduate school.
Mr.. Ridgely Melvin. who has been
travelling in England and on the con-
tirent for six weeks, returned to his
home, Aberdeen, on the South River,
Saturday.
Capt. Ernest King, u. S. N, is spend
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ess has devoted practically her en-
tire time and resources since the war
to lecturing and working in the in
terest of the Gold Star Mothers Or.
ganization of this country. For her
war work among the wounded in her
own country she received a citation
from the French government, as we'll
as the Medaille de Reconnaissance.
Women's City Club--Miss Helen
johnson, general chairman of the
sports section, will meet with chair
men of the various divisions Of this
section at dinner in the Chinese room
where plans for further activities for
the season will be formulated. Won.
en- writer's Of sport for the local
papers will be guests of honor. Among
those invited are Miss Dorothy Green
of the Post, Miss Corinne Frazier OF
The Evening Star, and Miss Jerry
Martin of the Times Herald. Chair
men Of the various sections who VIII
attend are Miss Thelma Schmltt,
swimming; Miss Florence Bell, tennis;
Miss Elaine Eppley. riding, and Mrs.
II. 8. Warner, golf.
T.. Tuesday evening the free and easy
auction section will meet at 7:30
o'clock. Members of the club who de-
sire to keep up their game of bridge
during the Summer period are invited
to attend. Guest privileges can be
arranged.
The business and professional Sec
tion will give a subscription DINNER
Wednesday at $50 pm. Miss Pearl
Mccall is chairman. Miss Adelen NJ:
Stewart will be hostess. Guest OF
honor and speaker will be Mrs. *. r.
Ainslee, investigator, Bureau OF the
Budget. Members Of the club are IN
&1Iited ~ make reservations. The Lind
bergh celebration committee Of which
Miss Florence Bell is chairman, Will
snonsor a picnic which will be held
in Eock Creek Park outing. grounds
near the reservoir entrance at SIX
teenth and Kennedy streets at pm.
saturday. Members of the club are
invited to secure cards at the desk
or from Miss May Belle Raymond,
chairman of the picnic committee.
should weather conditions prevent
picnicking in the park, an indoor
picnic will be held at the clubhouse,
% Jackson place.
Greeting, 10 club members have been
received from DIR. a. Frances Foye,
past president of the club, who is
travelling in Europe.
The Mississippi Valley food relief
benefit committee through its various
avenues of activity raised $575 for
the sufferers.
Among visitors registering from
Clubs enjovias reciprocal HellliOns dur,
ing the month of June were Nine.
Octave Mou2Sot and Nile. Anne Nous
,|ot. Nice, France; Mas Ada NJ. VII
liams, San Francisco. Calf; Matiide
lin hr!. Detroit Mrs. q l.. Thinner
ri.an. Nc. Point. X Y: Miss Lena
;,ni .lie+ \. Culliday. Kansas CITY.
ITO. Miss Fon.aiue TORY. Cincinnati.
ohio Mss Xn,a T.. sanford. san
l}.o..u. Case Miss J. l.. Harry. phi,a
jnlrhta. ~ Miss II. +, Dutton, Green
~. vs.. H':-g Louise Mailer. New
-u.'> CAY. Mss Carolyn Earl, NeW
-. M4s. tpAa II. Crawford, f4tt2'
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LANDLADY WINS $4,000
FOR KINDNESS TO BEGGAR

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July "A landlady
who was hospitable was awarded s10,.
900 for her kindness. the money to be
paid from beggar's estate of $50, 900.
Mrs. Ella w. Sloane, the landlady,
claimed $4,000 when her boarder,
John Armstrong. died last April.
Armstrong accumulated the $65,O00 by
begging. He also begged Mrs. Sloane,
she related, to take care Of him in his
last years, promising her he would
leave her $4,000 when he died.
Referee Jermiah Conner recently
awarded Mrs. Sloane the $4,000. To
day Surrogate John p. O-Brien con
firmed the referees report. Fifteen
nephews and nieces in England will
get the rest of the estate.
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Ing n short leave with his family II
! their home on Franklin street.
| pr. and Mrs James Magruder have
| had as their recent guests IN theli
! home. Hockey Hall, near Annapolis
| Rev. Walter s. Dye and Mrs. Dye O
Howard County.
! Mrs. Giles, wife of Capt, w. j
Giles. entertained Monday afternoon
| in honor of her daughter. Miss Louise
Giles. and her son, William j. Giles
ir., who is Il member of the ne"
fourth class of midshipmeh at the
Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Morgan ana
their daushter, Miss Betty Morgan,
sailed this week from Montreal for
Scotland. They will spend the sum
mer travelling through Scotland and
England and elsewhere.
Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Vernon
Fowler left last week for BanR, Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Barse, who
spent last month in their camp al
Lake Titus, n. Y. have returned to
Carvel Hall.
Mai. A. c. Knorr, u. S. A.. and Mrs
Knorr spent the week end in Annap
obs, stopping at Carvel Hall.
Mrs. Tilley. widow of Admiral Ben
jamin F. Tilley, who spent the Winter
in Boston, has reopened her home on
Hanover street, and will spend the
Summer in Annapolis.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Anne Dabney
Stuart, daughter of Mrs. Alexander
Stuart of Abingdon, Va, and Lieut.
Roy Z. Carr, u. S. N, of Cleveland
Ohio. The wedding took place Wed
nesday, June 90. at Abingdon.
Mrs. Morris, wife of Capt. Robert
Morris, U. s. N, and her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Morris. have leased q
house on Prince George street and Will
spend the Summer in Annapolis,
Mrs. Sayre, wife of Ensign Robert
z. Sayre. and her mother. Mrs. VIII
liam Henry Appold, who have been
spending some time in Baltimore and
Annapolis. have gone to Seattle
Wash, to join Ensign Sayre. who Is
on duty there on the U. S. S. Farragut
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Clemson
are the guests of DR.. w. c. Wheeler
at Boonesboro, Md.
ter, Miss Elizabeth Persons. sailed
from New York Saturday on a three
month tour of Europe.
of Miss Catharine C. Fisher, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fisher, to En-
sign Edward Paul Hagen. U. S. N,
Saturday, June rs. at West Ceilings
wood. n. J.
Miss Ellen Newton left Monday for
a visit OF month at Poland Springs
Me.
Lieut.. L. E. Olsen Of Waupegan
ILL.,, sbent last week in Annapolis
stopping at Caryel Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Ashford OF
Washington were guests of friends in
Annapolis for the week end.
Ensign and Mrs. William Gleason
Allen. who have been visiting Mrs.
Gleason's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Neill. for the past month. left last
week for Norfolk, Va, where Ensign
Allen has been ordered to duty at the
naval base. Hampton Roads.
-, Miss jamie Feldmeyer has been
spending the past week in Washington
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Leech.
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NEVER TARDY IN SCHOOL.
College Graduate Has Perfect
Record Since 1918,

LOTHROP, Mont. July P).-
Never once tardy or absent while at
tending grade school. high school and
college, is the record Of Harry =
Amey of Lothrop. who has just grad.
uated from the University of Illinois.
Amey entered graded school in 1913
his first 2 years of work at the Univer-
without interruption since. lie did
his first 2 years of work at the niver.
sity of Washington.
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X n o w n a m o II &
members Of the
American Expedi'
tionary Force, as
Little Mother
because of her
work in American
hospitals during
the war, and for
her u n w e a r j e d
h e Up fu | n e So in
0 o X IN g a f t er
American mothers
W h o w e mt to
France to the
cemeteries where
their soldier sons
W ere burie d.
Though a member
of an old French
Hor,niIrr thu nnianf.