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Evening star., 1928-05-11
THE EVENING STAR TROPHY
STAKE AT CONGRESSIONAL
Thiriy.Six.Hole Handicap Medal Play Event Cup
Will Become Permanent Possession of Miss
Dorothy White if She Again Is Winner.

Tlckerman are 10 play today or to-
morrow IN the final round oil the COM
petition for the French High Commits
sion Cup at the Chevy Chase Club. El-
lott yesterday defeated Frederick X.
Hitz and 3. while Tuckerman elm
mated Rear Admiral w, II, Standley,
4 and ,.
All the local clubs which are members
Of the District of Columbia Coli ASSo-
citation are TO be asked to hold tour
nament either on May 80. or on the
Saturday preceding Memorial day, in
which an entry tee viii be charged,
with the entire proceeds TO so 10 the
Olympic tund. rhe fund quota Tor
the District of Columbia is $4,000 and
1t still is considerably shy of this total.
The match in which Bob Jones, Jess
SweetSer, Phillips. Finlay and Roland
r. Mackenzie piayed at Columbia April
l8 for the benefit of the fund was
disappointing because of the weather,
which kept many persons at home who
would have paid TO see this famous
quartet play. Now the Olympic fund
committee turns again to the kolferS oil
Washington IN the hope that a con-
siderable amount OF money may be
realized toward the fund through a
tourney to be held at the end OF May.
The suggestion has the unqualified
indoTsement of the District association
and doubtless will meet with hearty
response from local golfers.
The board Of governors of the Inter-
departmental Golf League will meet
Monday afternoon In the Office of the
chief clerk of the Treasury at 4:45
o'clock. Several details of the forth
coming league tourney at Indian Spring
June 4 and will be thrashed out
and arrangements made for handicaps
and the dinner which will close the
affair.
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Woman Golfers Are Pn First Big Tournament Of Next

to develop into worthy successor to
the lanky Philadelphia, who has
reigned king of the courts for more
than decade.
Williams was pressed to gain the de-
cision over Doeg in the other singles
tilt, winning only after he had been
carried to deuce three times in the
opening set and had climbed out Of a
hole In the second. to claim the long
end OF 81, "a count.
Doubles encounters saw the defeat Of
Julian s. Myrick and Samuel Colon,
past and present heads OF the United
States Lawn Tennis Association at the
hands Of the veteran team, Williams
and Washburn, 60, 6--i. and the
elimination OF Manaan and Pare by
Abe and Shields. 7--5. 6--3.
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o. l.. yrerheff Of Washington IL lucky
~ b playing In the match play rounds
of the tourney todsy. Re pushed his
tee siot a. the short eighth. which is
the heyenteenth, Al Town and Country.
enc then half topped nashie shot
wnici1 struck me bamboo n2Rstsn and
dropped Is feet from the pin. whence
be ran down the putt for 2 par 3. Had
VeeFhoE taken . . or q 7 on The hole,
which Is quite likely, considering Town
gnc countrys terrifying rough, he
might not have qualified
Geerge ". Elliott sna Walter n.
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SIX SCHOOLS IN BIG 10
TRACK MEET TOMORROW

CHICAGO, May IL H9.-If the
weather Is favorable. the big ten may
reveal a few more promising track
candidates for the Olympic games
tomorrow.
Track stars from six Conference
schools will perform. Wisconsin. Ohio
state, Northwestern and Chicago viii
meet in a quadrangulsr meet AT Madi-
son and Illinois and Iowa will match
skill at Iowa City.
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nv WALTER n. McCALLUM.

Wv YOMAN golfers about wash
n inSton will engage in their
Nv FIRST big formal event Of the
yeer next Tuesday and We'd
Mae<av az fhe CONGREGATIONAL
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GALLAGHER FACES RING
TEST IN PHILADEL PHIA

Marty Gallagher local heavyweight
boxer, will meet Leo Gates, Indian
husky, In the headline event tonight at
the Cambria A. c., In Philadelphia.
A victory for Gallagher In the bout.
which ia scheduled for 10 rounds. will
place him In line for feature scrap
at the Arena, the largest ring club in
the Quaker City.
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SECTION 9A-2 BOYS WIN
MACFARLAND TRACK CUP

4i0.yard relay--won by OIL fKund.
Bailinser, Cross, Goldenl. Time. So n sec
onds.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
220-yard dash--won nv Richard Redcll
aR.@ second. Ed willis cal: third Hardy
Lsmard. SB-2. Time. 2bts Seconds
lO0-yard dash--~Won Ivy Thomas Vass.
Obj; second Gus Mrman. TB-3 third Jack
Feistein aA-4 Time. j. Il seconds
Running broad lnmp--won by Gregg
third. Gus Mrman. 1B-3. Distance. IL feet
, inches,
Running high iumn~~won by Thomas
Vass. aB-3 second Frank Mason. gn.o
third, Beverly Carter. DBL. Height. 3 feet
y inches,
Shotnnt ~ noundsi--wou by Gus Mir
man TR-3 second Gregg Rhodes nA~3
third, Alec Riondi gA4. Distance, - feet
. inches
+t0-yard relav~-won by aB.3 Garrett.
Lank. Kolker. Vassl. Time. So seconds.
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ALEXANDRIA LEAGUE
WILL START MONDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May y1l.-Deterred
by unfavorable weather on four occa-
sions, the Richmond. Fredericksburg a.
Potomac Railroad League teams will
endeavor to open their schedule Monday
afternoon on the Potomac Yards dia-
mond at O'Clock with the Mechanical
Department opposing the Transports
ton Clerks. Supt. r. M Colvin will toss
out the first ball
In an effort 70 make up for the games
which have been Cancelled Ave contests
viii be played by the league teams next
week.
The second game OF the series between
the Alexandria Police Department and
the Alexandria Gazette mines was 10 be
played today in Dreadnaueilt Park at
430 o'clock. Police won the first. 10
to 5. Gerard Edwards. Gazette star.
who was missing in the last game with
the Boobies" win play today.
st. Mary's Academy Alumnae will
present An Old-Fashioned Revue
Monday night In Lyceum Hall to raise
funds for uniforms for the newly mr.
ganized st. Mary's Boys Club, a junior
senior nine.
Boy Scout Troop l46 will meet Troop
l44 on the st. Agnes Episcopal School
diamond tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock.
Troop i46 has won five games and lost
three this year.
Art Ludlow. siugging outfelder, has
been signed to play left field by the
Dreadnaught A. A., which meets sham.
rock A. c. Of Washington here Sunday
at 3 O'Clock in Dreadnaugl1t Park.
Old Dominion Boat Club will give a
dance In its clubhouse at King stree;
and the Strand tonight, starting at
1880 o'clock
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souTBEasTERN LEAGrE

Pensacola II. Savannah. &.
Jacksonville ~: Columbus. so.
Tampa. I Montgomery.
AIhanN 8 Selma s
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. a: Shreveport s.
Houston. q: Beaum9nt g.
san Antonio. = Fort Worth III In.
nings}.
Wichita Falls. a. Waco, E.
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Deatbs.'

HORT. Suddenly. on ,wsdnesday, Ysy %.
besSsa e. 40 gs.ss ssos. sAos
Agsr). ,FanefaI ssturdsy: Jq9s az
esnreb from ,.rmsD, SsGrge'oSSn re- Sac s.ssrs
terry. Friends and relatives invited.
SHORT; HORT. ss9pecial, communicssstioT1 e
dsy Nj Jun. /. called 9 1895 5@ of Gas sSs pnrGs ss'q
H%s2fb 2s SHORT OF By oder rae 0cG ci e;
REUBEN 4. boGLEY. Secretary. I
SMITH. On Tuesday, May %, 1923, az bid
ssdsp5 oaN 3tS1 5sa1.s sSh T. MoGni r 9saS9s Ss
&. s%sn rs:dsnes :.sa e sssE. 5"":'i 'a
Freedmen's Hospital. JrT.IA SMITH ths
beloved mother. Of Mrs. Sarah Downel
after. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
jarvis Go. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave.
SPARROW; wednesday. May 30. 1879; al
4. G., aged 90 Years: mother of wiiiiani
hsrs A snd aas ss' nssns ss Gsa RI Nd
and friends invited.
THOMPSON: On Tuesday; Nay 70 .6.;s. 1879.
D. e. DAVID. beloved husband Of Pearl
Q. Thompson. Funeral Friday. June ]; az
BriThtwood. Interment Arlington csTs.
terry. 81
WAGNER. On THURSDAY MAY, 81, 1928.
al her residence, 1127 Columbia I'd. n.wa
LUCY BERTRAM WAGNER. widow of
Allen X. Wagner Services will Be held
at her late residence on Friday jun. /,
at 4 pm. Internent at wheeling. W. va.
WILSON. On SUNDAY. May p, 1925. ~
Government hospital. Oteen. ". g., VIII:
LIAM WILSON. believe. son. Of John ana
Alice Wilson. Funeral Friday. June /.
from his late residence. 1850 20th ~.
NV: Interment Arlington Eational Gene.
terry. He leaves TO mourn their loss q
loving mother and father. devoted son.
Woodrow Wilson. and devoted .niece Ale
berta Wilson. Relatives and friends IN
vited.
WILSON. James Reese Europe Post. No. 3.
American Legion. requests the members
20 be pressnt, p he tpTn,eTgaI Of the Ists
from his late residence. J. so 10th st.. Fri
day, June I. at ] pm. Ny order Of
COMDR. JOHN r. ANDERSON.
YOUNG. On Tuesday. May 90 1923, at
Sligo iwoodsidep. Nd. ECGENE YoCNG.
son Of Lottie and Ike Young. remains
resting at Ruth Dabney.s funeral home,
453 o 81. NV. Funeral Thursday, 2 m.
from ". z. Church. Sligo. Nd.
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MRS. JOHN o. SKINNER
FUNERAL HELD TO-DAY
Wife Of Former Medical Superin.
tendent of Columbia Hospital
Buried at Arlington.

Mrs. Kathleen A. Skinner, 80 years
old. wife Of DR.. John o. Skinner,
u S. A., retired. died at her residence in
the Portner apartments Tuesday. She
had been In failing health for the past
several months.
Her husband, DR.. Skinner, was for
16 years medical superintendent Of
Columbia Hospital here. He holds the
Congressional Medal Of Honor for
service In the Medical Corps Of the
Army during Indian wars. After being
retired with the grade of major he was
recalled to active duty during the World
War and served with the grade of
lieutenant colonel. Mrs. Skinner was
a member Of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church.
She leaves her husband. a daughter,
Mrs. Sewell M. johnson, and two grand
daughters, Miss Helen johnson and
Miss Kathleen Johnson, all of this city;
sister, Mrs. James Gator of Baltimore,
and two brothers, A. H. Bayly and
Edgar Bayly, both of Cambridge, Md.
Funeral services were conducted in
Hysong's funeral home, 1900 N street,
this afternoon at o'clock. Interment
was in Arlington Cemetery.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past "a hours !:
uosei,aE Ge2rga W. cssnoqe' ea' St. Eli1abeth's
william Beckley. 81. United States SOL
diers' Home Hospital.
Catherine Matilda Williams. 81. 3241 2
william Barry. 10. 2441s 18th st. Sc.
Emilio Amores rs. Garfield Memorial
Peter Snyder. so. GEORGETOWN University
William Charles BrunTer. SO. $50 Quincy
Lewe!len Dyer 80. Georgetown University
Robert Crawford SO. United States Naval
Carrie L. Gillespie So. 64s 9TH st. ne.
William +. WtERin. 50. Walter Reed Gen.
eraI HosDital
Cornelia Charles 40 Home for Incurables
Grace Z. Bean Az 20 Claiming IT.
David H. THOMPSON 80. 531 Fern st
Mabel McChesney. 35. Stanton HOSPITAL
Charles 6. Horton. 80. Walter Reed Hos
Elmer z. Carlson. 80. Walter Reed Hos
Ciaes Henninr Hallencreutz. tr.. 2s. Wal
Mabel f. West. 90. 1912 Massachusetts,
ave.
Abner Price. ~. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL,
George Protzman. 2 years 1928 st.
Ellen Branford. 80. Little Sisters Of the
Poor.
John clark. 3D. 2o3s z st
Anna p. Carroll. ~. GallinEer Hospital,
Alfred z, Clark. months. en- route Sib-
ley HOSPITAL.
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MRS. JOHN F. NEWPORT
DIES IN WALTER REED
Wife of Capt. Newport Succumbs
Tuesday After Long Illness.
Lived Here All Life.

Mrs John F. Newport wife of Capt
Newport of 432 Upshur street. died in
Walter Reed Hospital Tuesday night
after long illness.
She is survived by her husband and
a son, George w Newport, q senior at
George Washington University.
Mrs. Newport was born in Baltimore,
Md, August 81. 1872, moving to this city
when years old, with her parents, the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George Fey, where
she lived her entire life except four
years in the Philippine Islands.
She was a member of Grace Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth and Varnum streets
northwest, where she was an active
worker in the Ladies Aid Society and
other organizations of the church.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence by Rev. Gerhard E. Len
ski, pastor of the Grace Lutheran
Church, tomorrow afternoon. at 2
o'clock. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Fair tonight and tomorrow, little change
in temperature.
virginia-Fair tonight, tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness, probably showers to-
morrow afternoon in southwest portion;
not much change in temperature.
West Virginia-Fair not quite so cool
in northwest portion tonight; tomorrow
increasing cloudiness, probably followed
by showers.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, 81; 8 pm, SO;
IL midnight, So; am, 55; 8 am, go;
noon, 66.
Barometer-4 pm. 29.70; 8 pm,
30 IA; IL midnight, 1857: 4 am, 29.80;
8 am, 29.91: noon, 1892.
Highest temperature, SO, occurred at
1890 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, 50, occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 73; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Tcday-row tide, 1902 am. and 12:40
pm: high t'6e, 5:57 am. and 6:24 pm.
Tomorrow--1.ow tide, 1874 am. and
1924 pm: high tide, 635 am. and
7:06 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:45 am; sun sets
7:27 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:44 am; sun
sets 7:27 pm.
Moon rises 4:56 pm; sets 3:14 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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1n Memnriam.

BOILER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear mother. MARY BOILER. who g.
May 81.
Keen her. Jesus in thy keeping
Till we reach the heavenly shore:
Then. o Master. let us see her.
Love and have her as before.
Deep in our hearts there is a picture
In memorys frame We shall keep IL.
Because we loved her best.
Eight long years. with all is changes.
But dear mother. all the changes
''I'' '~N' ''N HER DAUGHTERS.
BURLLs. In loving memory of my wife,
years Of afiicfion. passed 10 the beyond
O'' '''' ~ ''' J. G. BURLLs.
CURTIN. In loving remsmbrancs Of ny ny
]: CURTIN. who died year ago today.
HIS HIS IosELY Ely WIFE AND CHILDREN.
FOX. RYDER. Sacred 70 the memory Of
my dear mother. MARTHA FOX; who
Isse Tag AXiE 1snTTaF y RYDER wo hna Ell s
May 81. 1917.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HALL: In loxing rsnnsmbrance Of my dear
-0 ~ DATGHTER DAISY.
JEFFERDs. In mem3ry Of my dssT - Jr1s hgs-
SSo Sind passed sssdt ou. Aa1 81 is2s
May the Lord watch between me and thee.
ALMA.
JONES In memory of our dear mother.
LAURA JONES. who departed tn1s Lie
two years ago today. May 81. 1875.
She wore a crown of patience
All through the years she struggled On.
Those hands that rest forever
Are the hands that made our home.
You suffered much. you n1urmured not.
We watched you day by day,
Until guardian angel came
And softly stole you away.
Before our eyes she faded.
Growing weaker day by day:
Patiently bearing her suffering.
Until God took her away.
You are resting in peace. dear mother:
Two years have passed away:
You are gone but not forgotten,
As we think of you day oy day.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
rTGNOR Sacred to the memory Of our angel
mother. CHARLOTTE z. TTGSOR. whose
work was finished ten years ago today,
May 81 1918.
Beautiful things in this life
Are manifold. 'tis true.
We count the stars by thousands.
The birds and flowers. too
The sunsets aud the dawninEs.
Rare beauties. far and near.
But all the wide world over
There's lust one mother dear"
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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American Merchant-London.
concagus~-Crtstobal, Caliao. Iduiaue and
Dresden-PIymouth cherbourg and Bremen.
Havana--Havana Progreso and Vera Cruz
San Lorenzo--san Juan and Santo Domingo
Gitv
Bellepiine--Ro Rotterdam.
H0mpata--Accra
EioHtaFf--Genoa.
Dakotan--pacfc Coast.
Rgei--Barceiona.
Zinal--IAsbon.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Maiessic--Cherbonrg and southampton.
Arabtc-Piymouth Cherbourg and Antwerp
Carinthla--Pymouth Havre and London.
p5ris-plymouth and Havre-
Dniiio--- Naples and Genoa,
Luna---Curacao and MAracAiho
Niekorle-port au Prince, La Guayra and
Baraeoa-1P9rt Ss, 1',,,1 ~ Prince. cartassns and
cfistobal Colon---Corunna. Giion. santander
and Bilbao.
Bankdale-ConstarAa.
SAILING SATURDAY. JUNE q.
Franconia--coph and Liverpool.
nretonka--Cherbourr and London.
Cedfic-~Eubh aud Liverpool.
Rotterd4m-Plymou;h. Bonlogne and Rot.
New York--cherbourg Southampton and
California Havana. Crlstobal and San Fran
cisco.
Frederick vIIT--christiansand, Oslo and CO.
uenhaRen.
Observation-Disclosures.
T0Ioa-Havana Cristobal and Port T.imon.
America-Plymouth. CheThourE and Bremen.
haven.
Ortzaha---Hapana.
San Juan---san Juan.
Southern Cross--Rlo do Janeiro. Santos.
Montevide1 and Buenos Aires,
Silsia-~~Haiifax and st. Johns.
Befmnda---Bermiidh.
La p,uya--Puertn Barrios,
SAILING MONDAY, JUNE 4.
Edison-~-piracns. Patras and Beirut.
SAILING TUESDAY. JUNE 5.
siatangerfiord v-- Bergen StayanKerfIord.
christiankand and Oslo.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9.
Bernng ngaria---southampto and Cherbours.
DE GFaAse-~Hayfe.
President NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. southampton
and Hamburg.
Santa NATURALIZATION. Cristobal. carta.
geta and Santa Marta.
SAILING THURSDAY. JUNE 2.
American TFader~-~L0ndon.
observation-disclosures. ChefbonrE and Ant
Wefu.
r0am0~--Snn Juan.
kaflsfuhe~~ Bremen,
President Gartield~-Warld cruise.
santa Tefesa---Naiparalko
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conducted today at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment was In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Dr. Hunter was for 36 years prac-
ticing physician of this city and was
prominent in Masonic circles here, be-
ing a past commander of Potomac
Commande1y, knights Templar; past
master of Potomac Lodge, No. s., F. A.
A. M, and past patron of the Order
of the Eastern Star. He was educated
in the public schools here and at
George Washington University.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported n
the Health Department in the past "a hours
John z. and Catherine A. Lockhart. boy.
Bernard NJ. and Helen 3. Wise. girl.
Martin J. and Ruth G. Mannix. girl.
Leon 8. and Bernice Z. Leslie. boy.
Chester W. and Ella NJ. Steele. boy.
Henry and Louise G. Beatty. boy.
Michael J. and Frances CoTkery. girl.
Hammond and Mary Follin. girl
William J. and Pauline Meyer. boy.
Jackson and Clara Cooper. boy.
Walter II. and Nellie Brooks, boy.
James and Sailie Marshall. girl.
Joseph and Tessie White, boy.
Charles r. and Jessie Tyler boy.
Alfred and Emma Minor. boy.
James and Eliza Brooks. girl.
Frank and Felma Richardson girl.
Herbert Lee and Bertha I0hnaOn. girl.
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Garns of Tbanks.

HILL. We wish to extend our sincere thanks
for the beautiful floral offerings and your
expressions Of sympathy in our sad be-
reavemens OF our dear mother. Mrs. ANNA
-JEANETTE HOWE AND FAMILY.
WILCOX. We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks 70 our relatives and friends. also
to the Park View Christian Church. Ken
ington Rebecca Lodge for the beautiful
floral offerings and your expressions of
sympathy in our sad bereavement at the
death of our husband and father. GUY
JAMES WILCOX.
CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
YOUNG DIVORCED PAIR
POSTPONE MARRIAGE
New York Society Stirred as Mrs
Hagerty-Louis Munds We'd
ding Is Halted.

ding Is Halted.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 3i.7-Society was
stirred today by the sudden indefinite
postponement of the marriage Of two
prominent young persons who had been
divorced.
Mrs. Dorothy Frowert Hagerty and
Louis de L'Aigle Munds were to have
been married yesterday at the East
Eighty-f1fth street home Of Mrs. Hag-
erty's father, Percival K. Frowert, head
of an advertising company. Arrange
ments had been made for honeymoon
abroad and residences in fashionable
centers.
The only explanation for the post
ponement came from Frowert, who said:
ARRANGEMENTS for the marriage were
made too quickly. Mrs. Hagerty only
returned from Reno week ago."
Asked whether the marriage would
take place eventually, Frowert said, at
may and 1t may not"
Evening star., 1928-05-31
JANIN FUNERAL TODAY.
Former Manager of Mammoth
Cave Estate to Be Buried.

Funeral services for Albert Coving-
ton Janin, 81 years old, lawyer and
former managing trustee of the Mann
moth Cave estate, in Kentucky, who
died in Emergency Hospital Tuesday
will be conducted at the residence, No
IL Lafayette square, this afternoon.
Rev. E. S. Dunlop, canon of the Wash
ington Cathedral, will officiate. Inter-
ment will be in Rock Greek Cemetery
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MRS. EFFIE GORDON
is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Wife of Star Composing Room
Chief Machinist Dies Suddenly at

Chief Machinist Dies Suddenly at
Massachusetts Avenue Home.
Mrs. Effle Gertrude Gordon 81 years
Old wife of Alexander Gordon, chief
machinist In the composing room of
The Evening Star Newspaper Co., died
at her residence, 1901 Massachusetts
avenue, yesterday after sudden illness.
She is survived by her husband, a
son, Raymond A. Gordon; daughter,
Mrs. Ray D. Lattimer; a grandson,
Raymond H. Gordon; a granddaughter,
Patricia Ann Lattimer: a brother, J.
E. Shelton, and sister, Mrs. Richard
Kenny, all of this city.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the brothers residence, 1241 street
southeast Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Freely RcErer, pastor
Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. will officiate Inte-me'lt will
be in Congressional Cemetery.
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DR.. HUNTER BURIED.
Funeral Services for Physician
Conducted Today.

Funeral services for DR.. Montgomery
Hunter, 64 years DID, who died at his
residence. 1923 P street, Monday, were
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MRS. S. A. C. SPARROW DIES
Widow of Former Butter and Egg
Dealer Succumbs.

Mrs. Sarah A. c. Sparrow, 30 years
old, widow of William T. Sparrow, at
one time in the butter and egg busi-
ness here, died at her residence, No.
2 Girard street northeast. yesterday
after a short illness. She had been
resident Of this city for the past 55
years.
Mrs. Sparrow Is survived by her son,
william A. Sparrow.
Funeral services and interment will
be at Middletown, Md, tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
LOST

flARpiN. diamond aud platinum lost Mon.
day evening iletween 200 Mass, and lnll
u. Gall . Fairfax Hotel; reward
BOSTON BULL female, brlnda. 3205 Cleve.
land. avs. Phone Ciev, 42d2 Liberal re-
ward IL
IAME0 PfN-~small white, oval. between
Transportation Bldg, & NaL. bayings Bank
33bu 18th ~. nv.
poo $50 Tor return ot white and orange
EnEltsh Setter. female f,Ost from kennel uf
William Hlggs On the Wheaton Four Tdrners
road This bitch was thin having lust
wealled litter Of pups She had white body
and oFanEa ears, judge III j. Hunt 1903
LanIrnnl tare. Chevy Chase Md Wisoon'
kEYs Bunch 81 Keys on chain Reward
Lincoln tiilh3,
L0RuNETrE-~sterlns silver, Monday morn.
ms, May ~ Reward u returned -, l0aa
lith a. between q aud 3, Maln Opa:
PLATINUM BAR PTN---nIamouda and sau.
phlfes lost Tuesday, betwenIl Woodward 4
Main lO1sl, Ant 70i.
P0ck ETnO0K- Pats Wednesday cash
eheaks bankboak, keys, Phone Main 9nS
onlce after q " 800, Reward
POLICE DOG with chain, collar. tag No,
6tlD. tsewgaggaa ash hiagden ave, NV,
WRIT WATtt shils,sQld. inltIala N. ii, /.
I'd. 1aitnsnors. ~
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ARGENTINA DATA.

For the week ending May -, 1923
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Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar.
Corn and
Evening star., 1928-05-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
GAJTJNG T0nAY

DUE WEDNESDAY. JUNE o.
arseil1es ...............M May ]
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-29
Freighter Brings MuchIy Assorted
 Cargo Territory

Ten more steel dump cars arrived on the SS Derblay, of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, yesterday at the port of Seward They are being placei aboard the tracks of the Alaska Railroad and will augment the fleet of 14 cars already received to trans port coal from the mines at Healy to the power plant of the Fairbanks Ev ploration Co.,, now dredging gold at Goldstraam, Chatanika and Gilmore Welsh, dairyman at Anchorage; one
 Captain John Johansen has an as- sorted cargo this trip. The ship brot |a COW and four calves for Paddy
 horse for the Northern Commercial Co.,, at Hot Springs, and two steers for N. D. shephard at Holy Cross. There is some timber, also, for Ne mana and 170 tons of general freight for Dutch Harbor. Captain Johanser lis a brother of Captain o. A. Joaap sens, prominent resident of this city and one of the best known of Alas
 kan shippers.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-29

According to present plans the fall and winter activities of the Seward Athletic Clubs begin September 1.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-29

EASTMAN CINE kODAkS S1O AND UP. SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop