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Deaths Reported.

Annie A. Adams, 70. I22 18th st. Sc
Mary o. Garst. y. Emergency Hospital
Wallace C. Raybold, 70, 825 Longfellow st.
Anne w. Cullen, GA. 2l0 5th st. ne.
Harry Webb, so, United States Naval Hos
pitai.
Rev Owen j. Murphy, so, Georgetown Hos
pitai.
Mabel A. Klbler. 43. 1909 p st.
Katherine Small SO. tuberculosis Hospital.
Marion w. Pelton, 27 1894 18th st. ne.
John II. Sedenquist, %, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Bruce G. Crandal, 10. Providence Hospital
Joseph n Hicks. 9 months. 300 @ ST s.w
Andrew Morris, SO. 1913 Monticello ave. ne.
Hattie Spriggs, 50, Gallineer Hospital.
John J. Reeves, So. Freedmen's Hospital
Catherine Jackson. 81. 1903 Eads St. ne,
william M. THOMPSON. So 400 o st.
Brice Townsend. 50. Callinger Hospital.
John Smith, as. 2023 9th st.
George C. Matthews. 81. t243 I'd st. s.w.
John A. Williams. "a, Gallinger Hospital.
Lucretia J. Blackstone. 26, Emergency
HoSpital
Thrlrra Freeman. IT. F~oad,nen's Hospital
Ralnh Arnold, ir., !, 21C9 st.
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Births Reported.

John Il. and Mary z. Herr, girl.
Hugh and Ada Davis. .girl.
Ernest and Marie Portch. Girl.
Peter and Mary Haley, girl.
James f. and Mary Hanrahan, girl.
Bartholomew and Edna Clines, boy
Frederick and Laura Benson, boy.
William r and Emma Stockton boy.
Henry A. and Lois Scogains, boy.
Zore NJ and Olga David. girl.
Anton c. and Dorothy M Uni, boy,
William NJ and Frances L.. Ripple. boy.
Samuel and Nettie Smith, boy.
James A. and Teresa Waters, boy.
Bruc and Dorothy Grant, boy.
Samuel and Lydia Carter, girl
Wendell p. and Madeline Tucker. girl.
John and Geraldine DunSton, girl.
Lawrence and Mary Williams. girl
Jefferson and Irene Johnson. girl.
John D. and Rena Shields, girl.
Harrison and Rosanna NIXON, girl.
Allen and Lottie Brown. girl
George and Sarah johnson. girl.
Francis P. and Eva p. Jackson, girl.
willis and Carrie Day, girl
James and Alma Callahan, boy.
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ARLINGTON G. @. P.
DELEGATES CHOSEN
Mass Meetings Throughout County
Result in Listing of Those
for Convention.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, August 23.-Pre-
cinet mass meetings held throughout
the county last night for naming dele
gates to the Republican county con-
vention. to be held in old Columbia
Pike schoolhouse Saturday night, re-
suited in the following selections
Clarendon precinct--Mrs. Mary E,
Lockwood Mrs, l.. c, Mcmahon, Mrs.
c. w Harris. Mrs C, A. Edwards, Mrs.
George De Vaughan, Mrs. Dewey Ed
wards, Mrs. A. A. De Vaughan. A. b.
Eatch, A. j. Porter, G. w Clever, Dewey
J. Edwards. Louis A Mcmahon, M. G.
Ely, H. H Porter and Hugh Griggsby
Cherrydale precinct--George +. ID,
Rolings, Harry B. Mason. c. W. Berger,
ST.: Mrs Alice c, Mason, John G. Dud-
ley. Louis Bullock, p w, Proctor, Mrs
NJ. H. Dudley, E. b. RyneX, Mrs. Dor
othy RyneX and G.. w. Berger. Jr.
Arlington precinct-Col ]. G. Pepper
| John j. Clarkson, John P. AgneW, @. r
| Cook, G. J. Stephens, George DUKE
Mrs. j. B. Lowell and E, w. EWald
alternates, Harry r. whitehead, r. L
| Johnson, Beulah Harris, Marian Rich
mond. David Watson. j. H. Brewer, ST..
and Mrs. William Froyd.
| Ballston precinct-~H d. Cotfman
Ray Cogsweil, Mrs. Lora b Sanderson
Mrs. Grace White. H. A. Irwin; alter
mates, c. j. Ralston, Mrs. J. N, Steed
Chester Cogswell. Ernest Gard, Mrs
! Ernest Gard and j. p Devine.
| Rosslyn precinct--H p. Mckay, Carr
| A. Marshall, j. j. Matter, +. Fl. whit
taker, Hugh NJ Mccartney and M
| Doueherty.
Lyon Park precinct--Mrs. Edgar w
| Pumphrey, j. Mcpherson. Lawrence
| Michael Arthur Orr. Edgar w. Pun
phrey; alternates, Mrs. II. d. Sweet
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Deaths.

SHELTON, SUSIE r. On August 81. 1929: at
p m. at the residence OF her son, Car
ence E. Shelton, 432 18th st. Sc, SUSIE
r. SHELTON. She is survived By her hus-
band. BENJAMIN r Shelton; by her daugh-
ter. Mary Ethel Gilbert: her sons. Will
Joseph a. Shelton Tnterment at C0ngres-
slo ,al Cemetery on Friday. August "a, at
ii am. Relatives and friends invited.
SHIELDS. ELI ID. On Wednesday. August
%, 1925, ELI d. father of Curtis T.
Shields. Remains resting at the S. n.
Hines Co. funeral home, 290i 14th st. r. v.
Funeral services and interment at Gah-
SIMS. CLAYTON. Departed this life Mon
day, August 30 1928 after a brief illness.
at Freedmen's Hospital. CLAYTON
SIMS Of q p ST. ne He leaves to mourn
their loss a loving wife, two sisters, one
brother and a host Of other relatives and
friends Funeral Friday, August "a. from
N st. NV. at IN. Relatives ana friends
invited. Interment at Payne s Cemetery.
VAUGHN, LOUISA FLINT. Entered into
at the residence of her daughter. Mrs
Mabel Vaughn Mercer. 1905 Decatur ST.
NV. LOUISA FLINT VAUGHN. widow Of
the late Francis w; vaughn. in her cighti-
eth year. Funeral from Calvary Baptist
Church. Saturday. August Is. at 2 m
1ntermcnt IN Rock Greek Cemetery "a
WEAVER, LEON. Suddenly, on Thursday.
August % 1923. at his residence. 100
PARK pl ne. LEON. beloved brother OF
be held at Iurhorsts funeral parlors. 301
East Capitol ST.. on Saturday August 25.
at pm. Interment GlenW0od Cemetery.
"a
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TRUCK DRIVER FINED
FOR RECKLE SSNESS

Emphasizing that the speed limit for
solid-tire trucks is IS miles an hour III
the District and declaring that when
drivers learn it "a few OF these serious
accidents will be eliminated Judge
John P. Mcmahon yesterday flned
Trueman Faulkner of Hume Springs.
va. $50 or Is days for reckless driving.
Faulkner's truck collided with an au-
tomobile operated by David B. FaWcett,
1918 Crittenden street, at TWenty-Sec-
Ond and Monroe streets northeast Mon
day night. FaWcett's car was damaged
to the extent of $500.
Lewis l.. Collie, 1929 Lamont street,
pleaded guilty to reckless driving and
was fined $50 or IS days. Policeman
j. O. Patton testified that Collie ran
past the traffic light at North Capitol
street and Florida avenue and later
tried to get away after the officer had
stopped him Collie declared he was
not aware that the man who stopped
| him was a policeman.
Chester E Walker, cOlored, III
Brown court. was given 30 days straight
for reckless driving and $40 or IS days
for operating without a permit. His
arrest followed a collision between his
car and two others ON Fifteenth street
near Rhode Island avenue.
Carlos Dunton. 1922 Spring road, was
fined $50 or 10 days for reckless driving
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
Burruss Munday. 81, orange, Va. and
Edna M. Smith, 81, Elkwood. Va Rev Hugh
Richard Mcdonald. %. and Isabelle X
Thomas. 26;, Rev William M Hoffman 1,si
49,; Rev. Joseph r. Denges. r. ;,
James A. cqckey, 81 and E Bdr ~ "
Barnes. p. both OF Baltimore Rev John
LOGAN Anderson. "a. and lEstelle Ramsy.
e, both of winchester Va; Rev W.
Herman A. Beasley. Is. and Tarsline E
Smythe. g. both OF Richmond Rev. Thomas
Liprino Colgero. 80 and Frances Leto, 20;
Rev. Eugene J. Connolly. =, ,,,,.,.,
ton h'0 Is; Rev Rt'U s. + = W wi Drew.
John storm 80. this city; and Helen M.
John Louis Fassdorf, 80. and Mary e.
Ward. 20. both of Baltimore; Rev James
Alfred + Wright. p, and Ma .4 Hall %
;, THEODORE 4 E Rqpp, "a. and Mary 4
Edward A. Kinney. 90. Takoma Park and
GLADYS K. Sigler, %, this city; Rev. Johh
Assad J. Obey, %, and Catherine NJ: San
your. ~ both OF Richmond; Rev. john Il
Gussie SPIES, 90, and Emna Brown. IS;
Solomon J Meyerson, 27. and Rose Edo
Clarence Foster. %, and Ida NJ. White
Bernard na Powell Ii, and Eva B. Hawkins,
| 20 Rev. G.. o Bullock.
Joseph l. Blanton. SO. and Mamie f.
| Courtney, "a, both of Pauls Cross Roads,
| va; Rev. william M. Hoffman.
| Archie Mullen. "a. and Eunice Sullivan
! 10. both of Fredericksburg Rev. w. +.
Herbert w. Butler. so, Bristow, Va. and
Lula M. Merica. Is. Beaeton, Va; Rev.
| william M. Hoffman,
/ Charles j WyVill. "a. and Carrie j. Stall
lings, 10, both. OF Upper Marlboro, Md.
| Mllage Gudeer. 81. and Blanche Cole
, man. %; Judge Robert E. Mattingly.
| William c. Newman. 49, and Agnes v.
| Richardson. 18; Rev. William NJ. Hoffman.
! Arthur Morcland "a, Vienna, Va, and
| Mary Bennett. "a, Herndon, Va, Rev.
James Malloy, 80, and Mildred c. Lee,
90 Rev Thomas J. Brown.
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VAUGHN. LOUISA FLINT. Enl
yn mPmoriam.

ADAMS, JOHN SEABRIGHT. LYLES, VIII
org of nv dear br 6f2 H' JOHN sFa
BRIGHT ADAMS. who departed this life
Ii 1922. '1'A'A'A fNh-'NAAA = LED ''''
They little thought when leaving home
That they so soon in death would sleep
And leave us here to mourn.
But there's promise Of greater day
Than earth could have in store,
For God has planned a richer life
yI yo1q V Jns g9 s4sTEp DA1sY CURRY
BROWN, HARRY l.. In loving remem--
brance Of my devoted husband HARRY
L. BROWN. who entered into eternal
rest five years ago today, August 49, 1923.
Called from this world to a peaceful rest,
Called by God. who knows best,
Dear in memory he will always be
Until IN heaven We meet again r-n.-
BROWN
COLBERT. ALPHONsO. In. sacred memory
Of our dear son and brother; ,ALPF ,sn
years ago today. August %. 1926.
had precious treasure once.
He was my Joy and pride.
] loved him, oh. perhaps too mUcn'
For soon he slept and died - .
HIS MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTHER
COLBERT. ALPHONsO. IN loving remem-
brance Of our devoted husband and father,
life two years ago today, August 3d. 1926.
We. saw not the lift q the curtain
Nor heard the invisible door,
AS he passed where life problems uhceE-
viii follow and vex him no more.
Loving and kind in al! his ways,
Upright and Just TO the end Of his days;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What besutfqI I memory y he lett bel eehin 9!dr
BERT. AND BABY VERA.
GRAVES. DEsDEMoNA NJ. Sacred to the
memory OF my de, dear daushteI : -, DESD ,Si,
AuEIfCF
1925
On the hillside. softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one W. loved so dearly
MOTHER AND SISTER.
JACKSON. LEWIS. In sad but loving re-
mem6ranee Of my dear hu s;1 ,td LEAFS Ms
JACKSON to Sh9 a aepartes 'IS NE Jour
You watched for me beside my bed.
Now I will watch for you, -
And when you peaGg aad 9n yo, so tbrnush
WIFE ANNIE.
RoACHE. Ethel. L. In sad but loving re re-
p Of d sbo d 9eorfed this
life one year ago today August %, 1927.
Gone. but not forgotten. ..,,v.
AND LITTLE DAUGHTER.
THORNTON, CLARA. In sad but loyins
cLARA aThHfoRNToN. who depaSted, this
life one year ago today. August g. 1877
So sad so sudden. was the call.
Her death was shock to US all.
But God in His wisdom knew what was
So He took her home to rest.
Keep her. Jesus. in your keeping
TIL I reach the shining shore;
Then, O Master, let me have her
TO love her as I did before, --
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. AGNES
THORNTON.
TURNER. JOHN T. In loving memory or
my dear uncle, JOHN T. TURNER, VINO
was called from labor to reward eleven
years ago today. August g. 1917.
HIS DEVOTED NIECE. ESTELLE COATES
GRANDSON
TURNER, JOHN T. In loving memory OF
my beloved husband, JOHN T. TURNER,
who departed this life eleven years ago
today. August %. 1917.
Deep In my heart you are fondly remern-
bered.
Sweet memories cLng TO your name.
HIS WIFE, MARGARET TURNER.
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Maynard Saunders, f. Krause. Mrs. H.

Maynard Saunders, E. Krause, Mrs. H.
d. Baker and Fl. l.. Bagby.
Del Ray precinct-~Mrs. William KEY
steuber. Mrs. Rhoda Thrope, Mrs. G. B.
Jewell. Mrs. Harry Hampton, Harry
Lusby. J. r. Johnson, C. w. Spaulding,
Floyd Keller and w. A. Cofbett.
Virginia Highlands precinct-C. G.
Cochran. w. r. Rose and Mr., DIETRICH.
Glen Carlyn precinct-B. M. Hedrick.
A real contest developed in Cherry
dale precinct when l.. c. Mcpherson,
former county chairman, whose name
did not appear on the original slate,
moved that a second slate be presented
This was lost by vote OF Is to IA.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
FUTURE.

The District of Columbia Chapter,
Rainbow Division (42d) Veterans, will
hold get-together meeting Saturday,
8 pm. at the Arlington Hotel. Col.
w. B. Screws, national president, and
representatives from Baltimore and
Richmond will be present.
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Carn nf ThankS.

HOWARD, CHARLES STACEY. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton to- our many relatives and friends for
the kind expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of
our son, husband and brother, CHARLES
STACEY HOWARD. THE FAMILY. .
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He Is alleged to have collided with a
car operated by John G. Kelly, II Mad
ison street, on Sherman avenue. Police
man J. r. Rinker said the two men had
fight after the collision.
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WEDDELL RESIGNS.

Consul General at Mexico City
Leaves Post for Business.
State Department officials announced
last night that Alexander w Weddell,
consul general at Mexico City, had
resigned because Of private business
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MIR. Noel Investigated
Year and a Half....
90. then Selected Chevy Chase View
for His Fine Home
He Tells Why

Mr. F. Regis Noel prominent Washington attorney who is
imposing residence Chevy Chase View gives
following his his decision locate there
after thorough investigation:
Before commenced buying in this section spent about
half in intense investigation OF the various outlying
sections OF Washington and the conclusion which has
justified place the segment between Wisconsin
and Connecticut Avenue likely increase value
tia any other section found Chevy Chase View highly
stricted large of land 1t several hundred feet
elevation than Washington served by OF the best
Country the Metropolitan Branch OF
B. several hrstcass Maryland highways.
The people residing in the community and the adjoining town
kensingon the whole exceedingly high type There
practically renting this section all homes owned by
occupants Alter years OF residence this neighbohood
am satisfied pcasantne prospects of the
that constantly making further investments and in
ducing my friends and associates 20 do the same"
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interests and that his resignation had
been accepted.
Mr. Weidell, whose home is In Rich
mond. had been a member Of the con-
sular service for about 20 years and
had held the Mexico City post for two
years.
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IIlST

LOSE.
CAT~-Large black and brown female. with
unusual markings on face, Liberal reward
ton Phone Potomac 1854 .-.-----.----.-
CAT. mele, white with black spots on face
and back; black tail; strayed from logo
WYOMING ave, NV, Apt. . Home after D.
CHANGE PURSE-5msll brown purse, cont
bills and change, auto parking check, pos
sibly on Navy Yard car. Lin eo2-J. Reward,
DOG~A Pekineese. tawn colored Reward
i returned to 1922 18th st, NV Phone
ENGLISH BULL DOG, white, female Re
ward. 1910 st NV. Pot. 1877
ENGLISH BULL TERRIER, white. female
Reward. DR., Chamberlin, 48l3 Conduit "a,
CLASSES shell rim, blue case; front TAI
Room 253. Union Station, "a
GLASSES horn rim; large tan case Friday
between George Washington University ana
All States Hotel. Main 1886 leave message.
HOuND-Large. blazed face, lemon and white
spotted hound; strayed from 500 Fern St'
NV. Saturday, Kindly inform j. b. North'
GLASSES of bfocal glasses. bet. 2nd
and Q SITS. and 9th and l. SITS. NV. Iozo
9Th NV. ---~---
KEYs-Dnapidated keyholder containing
door KEY and smaller keys, downtown sec
ton. Telephone North 2l76
KEYS-Bunch Of keys at list and Canal SITS.
sw. Reward North 1855. ---.---
IOCKET FOB gold. with initials A. +. s.
on one side and fancy engraving on other
Reward offered A. F. Soper. 1868 Park p!
NV Col 6674-J or Main lo056. 20"
MOHAIR COAT. black. on Suitland road
near Cedar Hill Cemetery, Reward. Arcaro'
Lin. 2Si0-J
PEKfNGESE DOG, mos, old, reddish
brown, tuesday about 4 o'clock in vicinity
Queen Chapel road and District line. Re
ward return to John l. Newbold, $40 St
Phone Main 5000 or Potomac 1865,
POLICE BADGE, No $50, on street. Reward
If returned TO E. r Rees, 1853 st. Sc.
WRIST WATCH Elgin, white gold. and Ink
chain: monogrammed NJ. V. F.. in French;
at Glen Echo Wednesday, August %. Please
return. Reward. Adams l737-J. 25N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23

The justice of the Kings Bench, Eng
land, earns $4,000 year.
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KOhiNsON, MARIHA To che, OFacers and
Members OF @, Y O, of chaldeans, pistriot
attend a call meeting Friday, August -,
at 7,a0, m, at FiSherman'S HALL 50.
between Sri and li2 SITS s.w, to afranAe
for the funeral et Sister MARTHA ROB-
iNsoN, p q, A N. Funeral sunday, Az.
Elat 30, at | nms from Enon baptist
Church. Vt between 9Th and 7th sts Sc
ARTHUR u BROWN. q N
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1898 at am, at Freedmens Hospital
HELEN NJ beloved wife Of Howard /
Jones. mother of Howard l., jr.. ano
Charles y. Jones and sister of George w
Ford 0: New York. Funeral from her late
residence. 1856 Seaton pl NV. on Friday
morning, August "a, thence TO the Church
OF the Holy Redeemer. where hish mass
Will be sung at am. for the repoSe OF hei
soul. Relatives and friends invited, inter
ment Mount OliYet CemeleTy.
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ROBINSON. MARTHA. Departed this life
on WednssdAy, Aueus' 2ss 1928, at Ala
Martha ROBINSON She was the beloved
wife of the late Peter Robinson and de-
voted mother OF Ernest Fred. Mary. Ills
han and Peter l. Robinson, tf,; devoted
sister oi Phnip and Charlie Minor and
stepmetAer OF Marie TYLER. -Four grand
children and a host Of other relatives
aud friends survive her Funeral SUNDAY,
AUGUST e. at o'clock, Rnep baptist
Sc, Rev l. G Scott oficiating RelR-
tiyes and friends Invited, Interment -
Harmony Cemetery.
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.nIttN4 ~ nnrNrt nrnVnItnr /

ROLLINS, FLORENCE UERFRUnE SUD
aeniS, ON Wednesday,. August ~, lsaa. at
soRtsSs s.aS" oapr i1Oi } SdovsS .nsh
ter of David y ana the late Nellie Gar
hart, In the 27tb year of her aee, Fn-
ash fth ST sw.. Saturday August -, al
2 nm Relatives and friends invited, fnz
tesmeat CONGREGATIONAL Gematerys -
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NuSt II, l926, az his home' " ILiIAM 2.
KENNEDY, beloved husband OF Mary =.
tnee Nolan and father of William. Ed~in
aud Charles Kennedy. Mrs. Gertrude T.
Chambers. Mary Dindlebeck. Irene keogh.
Theresa, Muriel Florence and Clair ken-
nedy Funeral from his late residence, 30
SO. Spruce st, Clarendon, Va, eFr,dsN,
August "a, thence to St Charles CatnonS
Church, where mass will be sung at $50
for the repose OF his soul Interment at
Mount Olivet Cemetery, n G, Relatives
piae 80 ecryS 93s
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JOHNSON. WALTER. On SUNDAY; ,Apga
JONES. HELEN Nj. On Tuesday. August u

10, IHGKl WAIIEH dOIiNoNNf Vie pSIUVt'
brother OF Athena Bennett and DAME
Johnson Notice OF funeral hereafter, Re
mains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis Co
funeral parlorS, 2222 Ga. ave NV
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GARST. CATHERINE

August 20. 1928, st her residence in East
All Clifton Terrace. ELIZABETH A. HALL
MAN, widow OF Allen w, Hallman. Fu-
neral private, Friday, August "a, at :
pm. from the above residence. Inter
nent Rock Creek Cemetery. 2S
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Moa9sy. ansast 20 1928. at s!4s ' PIN. at
the residence Of her son. 1909 End st.
n.w.. REBECCA DOBSON. devoted mother
OF Richard Pinn. Sydney DobSon. Sadie
Hiptins OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and mother-in-
law OF Fannie Dohson. She also leaves
host of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at her late residence. Flu
neral Friday, August "a. at pm. from
the Jones Memorial Church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09

The General Motors pos5IcyOt progress IN
clades NOT only the Development Of confin-
ls1lly better automobiles At JO1ver prices
BAT also the manufacture Of AGAR for every
parse and purpose. In adherence to this
policy, there is provhded q diversity Of mod
els to satisfy eUay iadhiiUidnm preference.
Cadiliac
Twenty-s;x nsOdelsr.nein Ssos
to$s7oo fob Detroit.
LGSaHe
Eighseen models ranging IN priesf.sm Ssaso
to 5000 fob. Detroit
Buick
Sixteen models ringing in price from $r1o5 to
$1oos fob. Flint
Ouk1ard
Seven ruote4as rznsAAug In rzAAee -464zrzl Suuus
tO$rz6s fn-h-P9nGAG
OfdemOb1le
Seven models rau.yyihng IN prizes fum spss to
$soS5 fob. Lansing.
Pontiac
Six models ranging IN price from $7s TO $s7s
fob. Pontiac
Chevrolet
Seven models ringing IN price from sDs to
SIS fob. Flint.
An with Body BY Fisher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09

In the past thirty days General Motors
has introduced three new automobiles
the new Pontiac, the new Oldsmobile,
the new Chevrolet.
Inthe past twelve months the new Buick
has appeared, as well as the new Oak
land and the new Cadillac while the La
Sale, a wholly new creation, has taken
its place in the General Motors line.
Such a years record, accomplished with
no interruption in production, furnishes
ftting occasion for reafirming General
Motors fundamental policy, leadership in
neutrality-suspicious. usimpnovement.
General Motors believesthat thebenefts
of engineering advancement should be
given to the public as soon as perfected
This policy of progress has made it pos
sible to provide continually better auto
mobiles at lower prices. And in working
out this policy, General Motors has
extended its activities until It has become
an important factor in the prosperity Of
the entire nation.
General Motors activities are carried
out In every section of the land In the
north and south it logs and mills its
own lumber. In the east it makes IT'S
own ball bearings and radiators. In the
middle west it produces its own plate
glass. All over the country hugeplants are
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09

Meaning 50 much to 50 many people,
General Motors has felt duty bound
to IOOk ahead nth al OpeU nsipdl
Are there new methods By which Gen
cral Motors cars can be better built
to better serve?
Are there new ideas which can increase
the pleasure and safety Of motoringl
Are there new materials which can add
to owner satisfaction?
Such are the questions that all General
Motors engineers have always asked
themselves.
The answers have made it possible
for General Motors, year after year, to
offer an increasing measure Of modem
design, modern Performance, riding
comfort and distinctive style in all
its automobiles.
And through the liberal payment terms
and low financing charges of the General
Motors Acceptance Corporation, these
advantages have been made available TO
the largest possible number of people.
Thus in every price class, from Cadillac
to Chevrolet, purchasers of automobiles
are constantly benefting from the Gen
eral Motors policy of progress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-09

busy-for manufacturing operations are
carried on in thirty-rhree American cities
From almost 5000 outside suppliers,
each specialist, General Motors obtains
materials: steel by the hundreds Of thou
sands of tons-wirc by the tens of thou
sands of miles -uPholsteries by the acre
nuts, bolts and washers BY the millions.
The sale and service Of It's produces take
place through $4,000 dealers. AL told,
over ITS, 600 families look directly to
General Motors for their livelihood al
most million and half men, women
and children in every walk of Life and in
every community in the-land.