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BROOkLAND TOSSERS
WIN IN ALEXANDRIA

| ALEXANDRIA. Va, August 25.~-
Brookland Boys Club, of Washington,
| defeated the st. Mary's Boys Club, 8
| to 5, on Harlow Field this afternoon.
| Frescho hit well for the winners with
a triple and single in four times at bat,
| virginia Shoe Co. OF Fredericksburg,
| Va. defeated Columbia Engine Co, 10
| 2. on Hayden Field today
| st. Mary's CeItics were forced to post
pone their game with the District OF
| Columbia Fire Department today be-
cause of wet grounds.
Mechanical Department defeated
Trainmen. 3 To 0, this afternoon In an
r, F.. a. p. Railroad League game on
the Potomac Yard diamond
Mechanical tosSers, champions In the
first half, may annex the Second-haf
title also by victory Monday over the
Tranmen Should Terminal win they
will have won the banner.
Rivalry between the Georgetown A, c.
of washington and the Dreadnaught
clubmen of this city will reach its
climax tomorrow when the mines meet
| on the Dreadnaught Park diamond ut
o'clock.
St Mays Ceities will play double
header tomorrow afternoon on Corbett
Field with Woodbridge A G., one of the
fastest unlimited clubs IN this section
Columbia Engine Go. tackles Potomac
Yard Revision Bureau OF this city. and
the pennsylvanians, of Washington. to-
morrow on Hayden Field, with the first
game set for ! 80 o'clock. Columbia
tossers have taken new lease on lie
with the acquisition of the entire squad
Of Alexandria Post, No. "a, American
Legion,
Marshall Beverley. star dash man ut
Alexandria High School, has enrolled al
Shenandoah Valley Academy. Wlnches~
ter, Va.
Manager Horace Howard will pit his
No. Motor Go. nine against the Co.
mmhia Heights A. G.. Of Washington
on Carriers Field tomorrow at O'Clock,
Company G. 18th Engineers. ot Fort
Humphreys and the Fredericksburg Col
legians OF Fredericksburg Va, will fur
nish opposition for the st, Mary's Boys
Club in double header on Harlow Field
tomorrow afternoon,
Hume Springs A. e. and Sarepta
lodge, No. a. Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, are scheduled tor game
ON Guckert's Field tomorrow at ]
O'clock
HustIers' Bible Glass of the Methodist
Protestant Church Is anxious to arrange
series of games with st, Alhan's of
Washington. Capt Ralph Scrivener
may be phoned at Alexandria 2042 be-
tween and pm, for games,
A meeting of the No, 5 Motor Co,
team win be held at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning III the engine house,
The third and deciding game Of the
series between the Potomac Yard Tigers
and Charlotte Black Hornets OF Char
lotte, NJ, G., both colored, will be- played
at o'clock Monday in Dreadnaught
Park.
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Three additional first-round games
remain to be played in the weekday
leagues series the next three days.
Champions Of Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac r. r. League, still
unsolicited, will figure in two Of these
games. Mechanical and Trainmen
mines are scheduled to play tomorrow
to determine which shall compete IN
the series here on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Games the past week left three teams
Cndefeated in their lone starts. @. P.
o. of Government League, American
Railway Express of Terminal and Berg
mann's of Merchants are undefeated to
date Treasury dropped two games and
is eliminated from further play.
Tomorrow ST. Adams OF Georgetown
Church League and G. P. 0. of Govern
ment will meet in their second game OIL
the series. loss for the Church
League nine will mean elimination
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could prevent sandlot mines OF
Washington and suburban
towns from staging one OF the
biggest base ball schedules OF
the current season today.
Several clashes booked today will have
ipportant effect on the championship
asnirations of the contenderS. George
town A. C., class A unlimited champs
Of Capital City League and leading con-
tenders for the District unlimited IN
denendent crown, which they are de-
Tending will meet Alexandra dread
nauphts. bitter rivals at Alexandra
brownie IemericS 'Naughts have been
awaiting an opportunity to test the
strength of Pete Haley's Westerners.
Cherrvdale A. c. and A. B. 81 w
Blsmen are to meet on Arlington dla-
mond in the second game of their
series, which will assist in determining
the championship of Arlington County
Busmen won the initial game last week
and can halt the series by winning
today. ..,-
claims to the District Junior title on
Plaza diamond against Vic's Sport Shop
nine.
Modern Woodmen hope to ayenge a
previous setback by downing Mount
Phoenix A. C will meet fortified foe
at Wheaton, where Brook Grubb'S Sill
yer Spring nine performs,
Tots Longs Woodbridge 4. c. nine
faces st. Mary's CelticS III two games
and Dixie Pigs will entertain Allied
Roofers in n double bill at Cheverly
Md. National Circles go to BerWyn and
Hess A. c. is carded as the attraction
at Potomac against jefferson F1remen
District Heights and Capitol Heights
mines will continue their tnter-toWn
series at Franklin Manor.
Bonds Clothiers get back into action
at Silver Spring against Petworth A g.
Chevy Chase Bearcats expect trouble
from Stadiums on Friendship field, and
Kennedy A. c. hopes to halt Bowie
Motormen at Bowie Beymers Will en-
terrain DuX A. C. nine and Georgetown
Cardinals face tough foe in Snltz
Naus Capitols.
Leading sandlot games scheduled to-
day:
Georgetown A. c. VS.. Dreadnaughts'
Bageett Field. Alexandria, o'clock.
Modern Woodmen VS.. Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier. 3 o'clock.
Cherrydale A. G. VS.. Arlington BUS
men, Arlington, 3 o'clock.
Phoenix A. c, VS.. Silver Spring
Wheaton. Md. o'clock.
Woodbridge VS.. ST. Mary's Celtic s.
Shipyard Field, Alexandria, O'Clock
y games). =,
Hyattsville AlI-Stars VS.. Galesviile'
Md, ; O'Clock.
Chevy Chase Bear Cats VS., Stadiums'
Friendship Field. 3 o'clock.
Dux A. G. VS.. Beymers, Conduit road
diamond. : o'clock.
PennsvIvanians VS.. Columbia Engine
Co. HAYDEN Field, Alexandria, 3
o'clock.
Liberty A. E. VS.. Rockville Independ-
ents, Rockville. Md, } o'clock.
Rockville A. c. VS.. sherwood A. C.,
Rosedale playground, 3 o'clock.
Takoma Tigers VS.. Bryantown A. G.,
Bryantown. Md, o'clock.
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HODGEWO0D WILL FORM
NEW BASKET BALL TEAM

Lewis l.. Hodgewood, who was right
hand man of George Marshall in his
professional basket ball venture WITH
the Washington club in the American
Basket Ball League. plans the organi-
cation the coming Winter Of an amateur
quint to represent Chevy Chase ana
Bethesda.
Last year Hodgewood was president Of
the Washington Amateur Basket Bail
League.
Hodgewood. who now is president Of
the Chevy Chase Laundry, Inc, is
native of Petersburg. Va, and has been
in WASHINGTON IL years.
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MEMORIAL GOLF EVENT
MAY HAVE STAR FIELD

CHICAGO, August Is LP).-A memo
rial golf tourney in memory of Warren
K. Wood of New York a famous anna
teur golfer who died a couple Of years
ago, may have among the entrants all
the members Of the British and Ameri-
can Walker Cup teams before they
clash in the international match at
Chicago Golf Club Thursday.
The tourney is to be held at Floss
moor Club, where Wood played before
moving to the East The Britons will
have to await the arrival of Norman
Boas on the steamer AdriatiC before
getting final permission to play.
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FRENCH'S MIDGET TEAMS
PLAY TWO GAMES TODAY

Opening with two games today
Frenehs Midget League mines face
busy week Pot0macs are scheduled 10
meet Colman Jennings on No. dla-
fnond at ! O'Clock today, and Jacob
Jones nine win play Potomacs at 8
o'clock on No. diamond.
Games scheduled this week
Tusadax KsUys vs. flbertys, Plaza, .
O eiock,
Frtday-~Feilys Va Colmen Jsnninsss Plaza
s O'Clock u 3 jacob Jones W., AAbsfils
diamond no 4, 5 q clock. j.
satuTAzs -RuSsslis ". kellys, aiamona
NO A. 8 p'StGek
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ARTILLERY RIDERS WIN
FAST POLO ENCOUNTER

Sixth Field Artillery poloists Of Fort
Myer defeated a War Department COM
bination COMPRISING Mai Chaifee. Capt.
Hasty, Maj Hoyle Mai Eager and Capt
shafef In a spirited six-chukker pfae~
tioe session. Ia s yesterday on the
Potomac Park field Later tWo mare
war Department combinations hooked
np, biit before they completed their
match the rain came.
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Welcome Szover Golf Ball. But buffers Like the Jack Rabbit
WASHINGTON POLICE
WIN DIAMOND GAME

ALEXANDRIA, August 25--Wash-
ington Police nine defeated Alexandria
Police, 8 to 9 here this afternoon.
Kelly, winning pitcher. held the Alex
andrians to four hits, famed 10 and got
S singles in as many times at bat.
Mai. Hesse, superintendent of the
Metropolitan Police Force, and Police
Chief w, w Campbell Of Alexandria
witnessed the first part of the game.
Washington took the lead in the
second inning and increased their mar
gin as the game progressed.
Tommy Hook and Hiser were other
leading visiting batters. Hollis beavers
got three of the locals hits.
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RACE TRACK Is SOLD.

CHICAGO, August % M A group
Of Chicago business men have purchss~
ed the controlling interest In Arlington
PARK the eitys largest racing plant.
from II - Brown. California turf man
The purchasers are John r. Thompson
lr, Ralph Hines, William Ryan and
Val Crane,
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Tot "a 1873 Totals. 50 I - ."
zone out when winning run was scored
Tran for Dresser In ninth inning.
5Batted for Ford in ninth inning
sRan for Pipp in ninth inning
Slated for Rixey IN ninth inning
BROOKLYN 9 9 g 9 9 rs
Runs-carey, Gilbert. Harris. bfesssier.
UsIkeT KeIlY Allen, pittenger, Ford. Errors
Dsherry Kelly. Dresser. Runs batted m
Harris. Bresser. Deeer5y e. klxS Wya,k ss
Staisn basSs- Bigsonette, Allen. Sacrifices
Flowers, picinch 90. Left on bases Brock s,s
iyn. 4 Cincinnati 0, Base on naii ., w ~
Wseny 3 Rixey, 8 Umptre>- Messrs Hart;
Jorda and RiEer. Time OF game heaf %
minutes.
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Runs Hook ,3l Huffman t2). Hser. Rim
kec. McAuliife. Nowland, Sutherland Errors
Nowiand, RinkeT, Hiser. Three-base hits
McAuliFe, huffman, Hiser Double play
Hser to Campbell to Speiss. Left on bases
Washington. 10. Alexandria, .. Bases on
balls-Off Kelly. 5; off Hewitt. 2. Hts
Everly. 10 IN innings; of Hewitt Z IN
innings HIT by pitCher-By Kelly tSimsl
Struck out-By Kelly. 10; by Hewitt g. WIG
pitch-Everly Passed ball--Kidwell Losing
pitcher EVERY Umpire-ThomaS CROOK
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CAPITAL CITY MINES
CLOSE SEASON TODAY

Senior teams will close the Capitol
City League regular schedule for the
present season. Three contests, lnVolV-
ing four teams, are booked:
Today's schedule follows:
Brown e. Wood VS.. Aztecs, No. diamond
Auths VS.. Hartfords. North Elipse. II
Hartfords VS.. Brown & Wood. West Ellipse,
o'clock ..... so-u
Palace A. G.
Midget and Junior mines are Sched-
uled to play eight Sport Mart League
games today. The schedule follows:
Midget.
Sam Rces vs. MaviS, Plaza. o'clock;
Arlinctons VS. Sam Rices Plaza, / CLOCK:
Ty Cobbs VS.. ArlingtonS, South Eliipse'
MaVis vs. Rovers. South Ellipse. IL o'clock;
Lionels VS.. Ty Cobbs, No. diamond !
Aces vs. Lionels, North EllipSe, o'clock
Junior.
Sam Rices VS. LangIeys South Ellipse' 3
O'Clock . q.
Meridans VS.. Vistas. No. diamond, /
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Runx-Richbourg, Brown, Farrell. English
Mcguire (2), Cuyler 81. Wilson ~ Error
Jones Runs battcd iu~-WilSon ga, Cuyler
f2l, Mcguire, j. Smith ~. Bell. Two-haSe
hit Smith Threec6aSe a gtoidn 81 sss
Stephenson Left on bases-~Chicafo }:
Boston. IS Bases or balls-of Bush, 5; OF
Jones; 2; of Brandt !, of of I 6antWeIi' nv ";
Brandt. q by Cantwel. l. Hits--Of Bush
I in 3ss innings; OIL Jones. in pa INNINGS
off Brandt. in So innings; off Cantweh
none in 2ea innings. Winning ptchef--
Jones Losing pitcher--Brandt. umpireS-
MessrS. Moran, Magee and QuiE
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Totals 80 92T 9 Totals. % u IL
sgatted for Denohue in eighth inning
prooklyn n0t00 o o . o.
Cinrinnati o 0 o @ 0 0 90
Runs-Bressler. Flowers, Vance Error
Ricorda Runs hatted in-Herman, Rtconaa
f21 Two-base hit-Herman Three-baSe
hIt-Riconaa Sacrifices-~Carey walker
Kelly, Allen. Double pisy-Critz 20 Ford 70
nail s Bases on baiis--Of DonohUe. q
Struck out-~By Vance. 9; by Donohne; 3
Hits-of Donohue; in 9 innings Or jap
Harerave, by Vance umpires- Messrs. Ris.
Ter Hart and Jorda. Time OF game hour
and 4e minutes.
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TY COBB NINE MAINTAINS
SPORT MART MIDGET LEAD

Ty Cobbs are the only indicated
nine In Sport Mart Midget League, hav-
ing won all Of their three starts. Lionels
trail close behind with one loss in four
starts Aces have been unable TO win in
four games,
Cfay,dts1g
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after hesitating on the putt longer than
Is his custom. putted the pellet right
by the cup and gave Dolp the hole, the
match and the title without more ado
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Petworth Eagles have added strength
during the past week Spigel. Tech
High hurler. and Lolly Aronow, William
and Mary College freshman, have been
signed Sam Gordon Is after games
for Eagles at Adams 4987 after 6
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

Manager Carl Minniek is casting
about for a good first-sack guardian
He would like to hear from candidates
at Columbia 8740
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Tuesday and Thursday games are
sought by Manager Ralph Meyer of
Federal A. c. Cali Lincoln 5356-J be-
tween { and O'clock
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By the Associated Press.
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Totals. 80 927 9 Totals, % 427 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

Chairman McCieRahan Of the Wash
ington club green's committee Is enjoy
ing a golflng vacation. touring by auto
mobile through lower Maryland and
Virginia. He will be back in Washing
ton about September /.
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I'm MemDrlan1.

BRYAN. oCTAvIA MAY. A tribute q love
;hs m tor gss 2 CUR wS Soa d.paTtsd s
life one year ago today, August ~. 1877
You are resting in peace. dear LADY,
One SAD year has passed swss'
Az we think Of you each day.
on the hillside. softly sleeping.
Far away from care and pain
May you rest IN Jesus keeping
For We hone to meet agaln ,.
LUCY, HESTER AND ANNA
CARROLL. ROBERT ALLEN. In lovins re-
nembrapes Of o,ir dear hnsosr5o ano M
denarted this life three years ago to-day
August 90. 1925.
dxlth broken hearts Of sorrow
AiSt three years azo TO-DAY.
weSwatched one We dearly loved
pEV 1ter1.r WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
HAWKINS. JESSIE. In sad but lovirE re-
memhrance Of our dear sister and trie,n ,..
JESSIE Hawkins, who departed this hfe
one year aso today. AUGUST "a. 1921
rne wears may wipe out MANY things.
But this will wipe out never:
The memory of the happy DAYS
,t When nR Ce Tsrs al ty sesssse REED AND
FRIEND, BABsy TAYLOR.
'>cKSoN. JANE In sad but lovins rep,s1,-
htance OF our dear mother: JANE JACK
SON Who departed this life four years
azo today, AUGUST rs. 1924.
We are thinking Of you. dear mother,
Just thinking OF the past.
Picturins you IN our memory
Just as saw you last.
We miss you now, our hearts are sore.
As time goes on. We miss you more.
Your loving smiles. your lovtrg face
None can fll your vacant place.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
STEIBEL. FRANCIS J. AND ANNA T.. In
memory OF our dear father, FRANCIS y,
who PASSED away August IS. 1917, and
mother. ANNA n. who passed away June
J. 1918.
Nav thew rest in peace.
THEIR LOVING DAUGHTERS. MRS
FRANCIS G. KRERS AND MRS. EMMA
NJ EwALD.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
fotinwinG.
Cleaod O. Palmer. 2s and Fthelvn W.
MacCloskev. IS Rev. william, A. Eisenberser
Arthur s. Duke. SIS, AND Isabel Spsin,
IS, both OF Richmond. Va: Rev. Huch r.
Stevenson.
Jerry NJ Lanshorne. 81. and Martha
Pittman, al. both nt Richmond. Va; Rev.
Howard Fields. %, and Sarah Hunter. %:
James Il Fowlkes. q, and Katie Washing
ten. 10: Rev. James 3. Ptnn.
George Geigee, "a. and Ilora Clein, Is;
Rev Jacob A. Duhrof.
Wiiism 3 Garner. Al, and Norsh s. All
man. 81, both OF Richmond, Va. Rev. Huah
r Stevenson
Hueh r Stevenson.
Louis /. Schwarz, In. 81. and Lydia NJ,
TAYLOR. 20, both Of Baltimore, Md: judse
Robert e. Mattinalv.
BRYAN W. Pittman, IS. and Mary NJ Duff
fe~. 81 Rev Homer J Councillor
Dennis J. Sullivan. 81, this CITY. and Rose
NJ Brennen. "a, Pittsburgh. Pa; Rev. Will
francis Sansoue 10. aud Mary Nj Sea-
fone 10: Rev r r. McAliiSter
Glenn. n. Liskey. Al. NokeSville: Va, and
Annie L. James. 20. Bristow. Va; Judge
Robert E. MRttin-ty.
Fraatisek Kaplan. 30. and Ru'a Ticha,
81 .ri,dgn Robert r. Mattinsly.
Taimadss D. SnvnHr. "a. and Stella Hushes.
~. both Of Roanoke. Va; Rev. e. r. Vail
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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia--Fair, continued
warm tonight: tomorrow fair, followed
by thundershoWers In the afternoon;
gentle to moderate southwest winds.
VirQinia--Fair tonight; tomorrow
fair, possibly local thundershowers In
the afternoon; not much change in
temperature; gentle to moderate south
winds.
MATHEMATICIAN tonight: tomorrow
local showers: not much change In
temperature; moderate to fresh south
west winds
West Virginia Fair. slightly warmer
In east portion tonight; tomorrow local
thundershowers.
Records for Twenty -Four Hours.
Thermometers pm, ss: 8 pm, 10:
IL midnight, rs; 4 am, 73 am. rs;
noon, rs.
Barometer--4 pm, 1920; q pm,
302l; IL midnight, 1922 am,
30ls 3 am. 1920; noon. 30.lS.
Highest temperature, 40, occurred at
J:45 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, ~, occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, ga; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide, l2:47 pm; high
tide. s:46 am. and 6:ls pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, l2:45 am and
1926 pm; high tide, 6:34 am. and 2:03
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:32 am. sun sets
6:d5 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5;33 am; sun
sets 6:44 pm.
Moon rises 624 pm; sets 1886 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition OF the Water.
Great Falls--Muddy.
Harpers Ferry--Potomac. muddy;
Shenandoah, muddy.
Weather in Various Cittes
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Deaths.

'IsEs,.Fs SssseEs rF2se! APis'1 z
oi Elizabeth Oakley Reppli.r and father
Of r, Ewing Repoli.r. Tred.rick oskls7
TsD9e SERVES ace n tFSp hurch
washington. y. c. at 10 am. "wednesday
August %.
RYAN. LYDIA On Monday August q,
DiA. beloved wife Of Edward ?. Ryan
Funeral. from the parlors Of James 7.
and snd'i f9cnds invited fnterment consr.,-
sionai Cemetery. %
SANDERS: SOPHIA a suddenly. or Mon;
day August 81. 1929. ~ 'the residence ~
her daughter. 1913 Oates st. ne, SOPHIA
cb r6ng County ca wa SANGER H.r RI pems2s ~:
nv Funeral IL ON Rspshannock Church.
Va on. Wednesday. August ~. al . m.
SMITH. GEORGE. Departed this l.fs Sur;
I'st 1cst an; oEoRGss SMITH s i ~ 4:
70 9fs oh hns'1n her Of o E"Ss as1oad
Minnie son. Campbell. ir.: one Granf-
T Wiiam Esaf enc bfother Re- ssmnsi sTh
Funeral Wednesday. august %. At nm.
from zion BAPTIST Church. a between
Bird and a., SITS S.w,
day. August %. 1923. at 345 am. ELLA
A. fnee lie Brandt beloved daughter .of
m ioSine sister sfs Of Lola and Matilda e
Brandt and aunt Of RAYMOND. GladyS
md Elaine Notice OF funeral later.
TAYLOR % L. 1913 aof liz roy SoSd ThYL Seov.
husband OF Meecie Taylor son Of MsrSsrtss ".
s! so'Y leaves S to mourn their loss ciait chill
dren. Funeral Wednesday. AususI y;
from hs % E5 ss s sadV5 inf
ave NV.
THOMPSON. ANNIE LOUISE; on Monaay,.
August y; Ieys -,doT ~ rbor,ss Ferrv
d inTeoIiGaoo Morse st. ~: ThuEsaay Al:
an9'G an. for tn. rspose Of her soul IN
trrn1ent Mount Oliyet Cemetery Rsla-
tvcS and friends invited. ~
"A sHznst q. 1928. az Sacred Heart Home;
H 1ife 81 The iaae samuel j. wsnamsE.r
chsOe Ry Wsd sns i.n asFT nHtsa to a.
+ tend Interment at Mount OliTet Gene
terry.
WILSON EgNscE 5;,I De1aTtsa this Itt rI Sun
E iaeS h %1nsoN. loving and devoted
V sr o. a ndFsts u GEORGE
She also leaves host Of . iri:neS
s Ho ocToc ine from anss sla 18Th st. nW In
tsrment at Payne's Cemetery. Frieros
WINSTON. CATHERINE. On Sunday- august
IS 1924 at her residence. l1s Madison
Courts nv. CATHERINE: beloved dsYsn-
ter OF James winston. Funeral Wednes-
day. August %. at 2. pm. from her late
residence Remains resting At the y.
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222
Ceorcia ave. NV.
YOUNG. ROBERT T.. Departed this life. Au-
gust IS. 1923. a. 2 clock in the syenins
at 72s and at. s.v.. ROBERT L. YOUNG
He leaves to mourn their loss mother
father, one brother and host Of other
relatives and friends. The Morning star
Lodge. No. 40. Is hereby notified 70 attend
the funeral Wednesday. August 2e, AZ
o'clock at Mount Moriah Church, Sra ana
l. SITS. s.w
There was an ANGELS band in Heaven,
Thev were not quite complete.
And God called my darling Robert
To Ali the vacant seat.
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NAMED CONSUL GENERAL.
Felix Cole Will Leave Soon to Take
Warsaw Post.

Felix Cole of the District of Column
bia. who has been on duty at the State
Department. he's been appointed United
States consul general at Warsaw, Po-
land, and will leave New York in a few
days for his new post.
Other changes in the United States
Foreign Service. announced at the
State Department include the detail
Of Bertram Galbraith of Pennsylvania.
at the department, to the international
telegraph conference at Brussels. Bel
GUM; the transfer of William M
Gwynn of California. vice consul. from
Prague to Paris; Lawrence Higgins.
vice consul. from Puerto. Mexico. to
Mexico City: John B. Ketchum, New
York vice consul. from Singapore TO
Penang: Gordon P Merriam. Massa-
chusetts. vice consul from Beirut to
Paris and Eugene H. johnson. Wiscon-
sin. vice consul from Campbellton New
Brunswick. to Fredericton New Bruins
wick
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MRS. MARY C. MOORE,
CATHOLIC LEADER, DIES
Widow of Early Labor Official Was
Active In Aiding Husband in
Organization Work.

Mrs. Mary c. Moore, "a, widow Of
Mark w. Moore. first secretary and
treasurer of the American Federation Of
Labor. died in the Sacred Heart Home
yesterday
She had long been active in Catholic
organizations here, being member Ct
the Third Order of ST. Dominic, the
Bona Mors Society. fhc ST, Vincent dc
Paul Society. the Sodality Of the Blessed
Virgin. the Apostleship Of Prayer, the
League Of the Sacred Heart the Society
l. of the Perpetual Alteration and life
member of the Crusaders of the Holy
Land
She was active In aiding her husband
when the latter was carrying on the
work NJ organizing the American Teder-
etion of Labor. Mr.. Moore died in 1919.
Mrs. Moore resided at the family resi-
dence 1908 North Capitol street, until
going to the home two weeks ago
Mrs. Moore is survived by son. Oliver
J. Moore of this city, and a daughter,
Mrs. Lyle c. White, residing In the
Philippines.
Funeral services will be conducted in
st. Aloysius Church at $50 o'clock
Thursday morning. Interment will be
in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
CARDS of Tbanks.

NORRIS. ANDREW. Sr. The family Of the
late Andrew Morris. sr.. wishes 10 express
Its AGGREGATION and thanks 10 the friends
and nei9hhorS for the aowers and kind
expressions OF sympathy during his Ill.
ness and death
TIMES. WILLIAM We wish to thank our
many friends. both white and eolored. for
the kindness shown us during the death
at WILLIAM TYNES. Also for the beau
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. SISTER AND
RELATIVES