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1aoI fr.dsG RfcH3 sI9 u. nn'o" +. -.
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f 1hai sc5yicas st Joseph 2. Birch's sons
2 r. a. e:15 am. Interment Noun, oh.st
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m bslpysd d daughter Of Mary A. stewart and
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1: 30 pm pm from John T: Rhine CO. ) IA
nlens Payne's Cemetery. " 81
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voted daughter Of Mrs. Priscilla Kei,6n:
end hoss q Other relatives 1' and and frlsnd..
Wesley A. n I. Zion acn Ra9sn 3 st, ron s.
tween End and 3rd s,s sw. lCaarIes
county. Nd. papers please copy.j
Rest in heavenly peace. c4'
ssnes Ho. nass ' aR4E r. 1fss s. Pox
husband u saran fudge. Remains al t6e
Nichols ave; Sc FurieraI 1prlvsteI from
me above address on Tuesday. January "a.
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
TiREE. On SUNDAY. January -, 1878. .;
40 am. IRENE TYREE, beloved wife
Evelyn and Aariyle Tyre. Funeral
Wednesday, az ] pm. from her late
residence. 1888 1ss vt. nv. 90
WAKEFIELD. Saturday. January Ct. 1928.
at the Washington SauI;ariur1. Takoma
Park. Nd. LAURA MARY. wife OF James
T. "akehieid- Services az :. II. Hines
Go. funeral nome. 299i l4th 81 NV
Inestay. January - at {. pm. Ints-ment
6tenSood Cemetery. rs
W0RCH. Suddenly on Sunday January -.
s G23s' aa q he Grscs HOSPITAL. Detroit.
beloved son of Mr. ard Mrs HUGO worch
| Funeral services "wednesday January 3S.
| al clock. az his late reslGence 5000
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ZIMMERMAN SUNDAY January - 1873
/ a. y Pm. LEASORA e beloved wife OF
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BODY Of COCKTAILS
Off TO WEST POINT
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
at Cadet Chapc|-BuriaI
in Post Cemetery.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 23.--The body
of Maj Gen. George W. Gocthals.
builder of the Panama Canal. will be
sent today TO West Point where funeral
services will bc held tomorrow In the
Cadet Chapel. Burial will be in the his
toric post cemetery, overlooking the
Hudson.
The services at West Point will be
read by Rev Fl. Percy Silver. formerly
chaplain at West Point and friend Of
the Goethals family
The funeral escort will consist Of B
Company, United States Corps of
Cadets, the company the general COM
manded WREN he was cadet at West
Point, and the West Point Detachment
of Engineers. which he commanded as
captain from 1898 to 1900.
The honorary pallbearers will be
Maj Gen. Charles j. Bailey of James
town. N. Y, classmate of Gen
Goethals at West Point; Joseph Bucklin,
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PRESIDENT GIVES COINCIDENCE.
Mr.. Coolidge Writes Letter TO Widow Of
GOcthals.

President Coolidge today sent the fol-
lowing letter of coincidence to Mrs.
George w. Cocktails. II East SiXty-sixth
street. New York, widow of Maj Gen.
Gocthals. who died Saturday:
My Dear Mrs. Cocktails
"The death of your distinguished hus-
band has caused widespread sorrow, not
alone among host Of friends, but upon
the part of his countrymen generally. l
wish to extend their sympathy as well
as my own In the grief that has come to
you and to the members of your family.
Gen. Gocthals will be remembered
most widely for his great achievement
In the construction of the Panama Ca
nal. as chief engineer. and in placing its
operation and the administration of the
Canal Zone on the extraordinary basis
of efficiency. which has made it so sue
ccssful. But his skill and genius we're
no less marked In other work. Particu-
larly were they invaluable to the Gov
eminent during the World War. when.
coming back from we'll earned retire
ment. he displayed his great ability in a
variety of activities. His name was
known throughout the world and will
remain for all time on the roster of
these who have done big things for our
country.
Very truly yours.
CALVIN COOLIDGE"
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Generally fair
with lowest temperature about 80
degrees tonight: tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and slightly warmer; possibly
rain tomorrow night.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair tonight;
tomorrow increasing cloudiness and
slightly warmer: probably rain In ex-
IRENE west portion
West misunderstanding cloudiness
tonight tomorrow probably rain and
slightly warmer.
Records for ~ Hours.
Thermometcr-4 pm. Al: 8 pm. IS;
IL midnight, IS; 4 am, SO; 8 am. 81 {;
noon, Al.
Barometer-4 pm. 30.3l; s pm.
80 %; - midnight 1921; 4 am. BOLT:
am. 1920; noon, 1921.
Highest temperature. Al, occurred at
noon today.
Lowest temperature 80, occurred at
am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 40: lowest. 80.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide, 2;56 am. and 2:55
pm: high tide. 1888 am. and 8:47
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 3:38 am. and
341 pm; high tide, 9:l7 am. and 9:3l
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 1922 am; sun sets
5;l8 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 1922 am; sun
sets SIG pm
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-No report.
Weather in Various Cities.
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On al en1oriam.

asRLf e lPvifs oW b Ct S ny a.sh. I'd
life Ave years ago today January 3. 1893.
HIS WIFE EMMA BOWIE.
akr ised a Il svpH rss e
away January - IS37
can rot ansf viii ~, say
That she IS dead, She is Just away
with CHEEKY smile ana a wave 90 The
She has wandered into an unsnexn land,
assr hesoalssi. IaNss B DASI fs1J J9H &
1898.
CprsSh; and ;ast TO the end o. as days.
Sincere and kind IN heart ard cri1d-
wha' beautiful memory be Ie:s behind
Wat Sora ! Civ. 70 clasp his hard.
To hear his voiCe and see his szaiss
hi His ai wIpE . pa alT1i e sozSsox
is's;Sx a'ss sSaSsss..ss-. ' c.s :, sssAtsS
DarGRTER AND GRANDDatGHrESs.
SCHEPPaCH. In sad rat lossrS r~mrn-
JOSEPH ScHEPPAcH. @eo ts5a-sri 0, RS
IL IL, three years ago today. January g.
4 harry hoyre we oncv snfay~5
How s~ees the memory sun.
B., araia nas 'ets xs.ancy.
MOTHER FATHER SISTERS AND
SMITH. A. tribute Of loys 70 the z,4racry 81
my 5anShser. i>ASEr- SMITH who a.et
eT~ yeST SSA sCaiay. January - 1887
HEs S,l LOVING MOTHER CASSIE
TAYLOR. In sacr~s rcerSory az orr 6ear
mother, NARY AMELIA TAYLOR. Who
&C.: fear wears syp n1sy, January -
Four wears sgu vcss isft ~
To Ne with the angels I'D there.
We KNOW voa a-S ~ peAEe ART are Aar2r,
Fer ysE ne reached the Sessea STAR,
Esss memories 81 won ssau hassr
- And on times sn our eyes - tear
We are prSysax SseaT nsntAe~ sAAi ssNese 1Ry
Vel all S with voss III sAsrs
RESEERT, ALREET AND TON.
H0RrH, In .exsn< se.,en,er&nrs OF ccr
dear father. ALFRED WoNCH who en.
ts-v>s into eternal HE esSAseea wears &xu
SesiAs, January - lei0
HIS CHILDREN.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
10 the Health Department IN the past "a
huugs:
Ann T. willmuih. SO, 90s VI s..
Mary NJ. y. smith. IS. 42Ia lth n.
Esfzatsth M Harper. IS. LOO Mass ave.
Apf. =.
Louise W. Bosom. 81. ale3 18th st.
Daniel Curry. -. 1851 Ifth St
R0seiaa CoIes. oS. Emergency Hospital.
Emma ", Van Doren. 10. o29 Mass. ave
ne,
William J. Jones. A.. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Maria johnson 50 I4a LIST 81 sw
samuel T. Reid. g. i"o4 -.
Rev. William VI. jackson. 50. Freedmen Z
Hospital
Louise Armstead. 81, 1910 Covington 81,
Archie Rogers. SO. tuberculosis Hospital
Florence CaskIns. -. tuberculosis Hos
p!tsl.
Iuiia RayGeld. ~, Frcednen's Hospital.
Eienofa Williams. 20. 2i2 y st.
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ERNEST WORCH, 80,
DIES IN DETROIT
Son Of D. G. Piano Dealer Sue.
cumbs at Hospital-Funeral
Set Wednesday.

Ernest Worch, 30 years old. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Worch, 5000 Abe
marie street, died in Grace Hospital,
Detroit, yesterday following an operation
for appendicitis. His father is a well
known piano dealer of this city.
Mr.. Worch, who had been employed
in an automobile factory in Detroit for
the past two years, was born in this city
and educated in the public schools here
Funeral services will be conducted at
the home of his parents Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Charles
Enders. pastor Of the Concordia Luth-
Gran Church, will officiate. Interment
will be In Rock Greek Cemetery.
Besides his parents, Mr.. Worch leaves
two brothers, Carl and Hugo Worch, IT,,
and sister, Miss Paulina Worch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
LOUIS GAMMA DIES.
Tailor Succumbs at SO After Long
Illness.

Louis Gamma. so years old, engaged
in the tailoring business here and a
resident of this city for the past IS
years, died at his home. 800 Thirteenth
street southwest, Saturday, after an
illness of five months.
Mr.. Gamma was native Of italy, and
recently returned from trip to hts
native land when he became Ill. He Is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Josephine
Gamma, and two sons, Angelo and AL
fred Gamma He was a member Of the
Loggia Selicc Cabalotti, No. II, Inc,
and of the Societa Vittorio Emanuele II.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the Holy Rosary Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock. Inter-
mcnt will be in ST. Mary's Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department IN the last "a
hours.
William l.. and Teresa F. Kiker. twins.
girls
Cyrus ]. and Frances r. Phillips girl.
James +. aud Dorothy K Babofng,on girl.
John y. ana Mamie 7; Esln, slri.
Patrick J. and 1heima NJ Cavanaugh. girl
Ernest NJ; and Anna V. Pier. hoy.
Edward II. and Emily p. CaskejI. girl.
Hcrshrl r.. and WavIe A. Wright. zirl.
Ruthafd j. and Daisy l.. Murphy. boy.
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ANIMAL HOSPITAL BURNS.
Frederick, Md, Fire of Unknown
Origin Causes $4,000 Loss.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, January 23.-Fire
of unknown origin early yesterday de-
stroyed the stable, animal hospital and
automobile of DR.. j. Bernard Mcclellan,
veterinarian.
The loss was estimated at over So 900.
Firemen prevented the flames from
spreading to nearby residents and busi-
ness places.
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Norfolk Church Calls Pastor,

NORFOLK, Va. January % R.-By
unanimous vote the congregation of the
Port Norfolk Baptist Church yesterday.
a call to become pastor of that church
was extended to Rev. Weston Bruner.
now pastor of the Buckhead Baptist
Church. Atlanta. Mr. Bruner has con-
Quoted services in a number of local
churches at various times and held
charges in Raleigh. N. c.. and Balti-
more. Md. in addition to serving as
superintendent of the Evangelistic
Home Mission Board of the Southern
Baptist Convention.
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Woman Prisoner Disappears.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.s January 23.-
Tired of cooking jail food, Emma
Hicks. % years old, a trusty of the
female ward, took French leave Satur-
day night. She was serving three
months for violation of the prohibition
law Search by the police has SO far
failed to disclose trace of her where
ahol,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23

Bishop of New York. a friend ard a
biographcr of President Roosevelt: Col.
q. j. Fieberger, Washington. y. c.:
Col. George w. Goode. st. Louis. n
classmate: Charles +. Hewitt. Princeton,
N. j.. a classmate; Maj. Gen. Harry r.
hodges, Lake Forest, ILL.,. former MEM
Der of the Isthmian Canal Commission:
Gen. Peyton G. March, Baysidc. Long
Island, a friend. who was chief OF staff
of the United States Army during the
World War. and Rear Admiral Fl. H.
Rousseau, Washington. -. c.. formerly
a member of the Canal Commission.
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CHARLES H. vERRILL
FUNERAL RITES HELD
Member Of Compensation Board to
Be Buried Tomorrow at
Auburn, Me.

Funeral services for Charles II. Ver-
rill. 81 years old, member Of the United
States Employees Compensation Com
mission, who died at his residence. II
East Melrose street. Thursday. were
conducted In the parlors Of Almus r
Speare. undertaken, 1923 Connecticut
avenue. today at II O'Clock. Rev. u
G. B. Pierce. pastor Of All Souls Uni
tartan Church. officiatcd. The body
will be taken this afternoon TO Auburn,
Me, for burial tomorrow.
Mr.. Verrill served in the G0ernment
continuously from 1880 and was recog-
nized as an authority on workmen's
compensation laws and on legislation
in the interest of labor. He was a
member of the Cosmos Club and of the
Alpha Delta Phi and Phi Beta Kappa
fraternities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
MRS. H. N. MANN DEAD.
Former U. 8. Employe Dies on Eve
of S5th Birthday.

of 55th Birthday.
Mrs. Hannah Newbold Mann, for the
past sc years resident of this city
and long an active worker in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. died
at her home, 1907 Corcoran street. Sat-
urday after a long illness. She would
have been IS years old yesterday
Mrs. Mann was a retired clerk of the
United States Treasury Department
where she was employed for many
years, She IS survived by her daugh-
ter, Miss Laura ~ Mann: a nephew
and four nieces. Mrs. Mann was tbs
widow of Edward Mann, who died
many years ago.
Funeral services were conducted al
the residence this afternoon at 2
o'clock Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo. pastor
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. officiated. Interment was in
Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
ut TG0I<G STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
| iowan-~Ceistohal and Pacific Coast.
SAILING TOMORROW.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chereourg and BTc,
observation-disclosures
Ancon-Pnrt an Prince and Cris'ohai.
Empress Of framse--craise TO South America
Francas--rsFa, Manaos and Msranham.
SAILING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS.
d. Grssse--~Havre
Fort Victoria bermuda
faleou--.-san Juan la Guayra and Puerto
scythia--Cruisc around the world
I rrsnst y anta-~crnlse To The Mediterranean,
xSe s,sn 10 ne We, instes: , r,,>.
-. hia and Santa Marta.
Decentralization.
SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 90.
EssnIults,-~havana, CristnhaL ieuioue ard
ChIcago~~~Vlso AMI Bordeaux,
esinhaisa~~ouocnstown. ChereoarS ard
san lorenEo--san 1usa ard san,o Domingo
,mefttsn acknowledgements and London
MuntroS al-~M artin,aue Barbados ard Trias.
dad tWess Indies craisel,
SAILING FRIDAY. JANUARY -,
MISUNDERSTANDING and Southampton.
Pa 'Ftu Colombia
Flora Fort an Prince Ia Cuayra and Mara
Caistn
Roms-~~Funchal, Gibraltar, Naples and
NeAua
SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY -.
Aioeriic~~Hahtax. Queenstown and Liver
tsttttl
" M ife.ii an-~ptymouth and Antwerp,
Ntuaetnnk as-~t herhaarE and Isoldon.
SsmaftR-~-West tuales erutse
rAstosv's~-~Hat ana rftstot,ai and Fort lImon
SihotleN~ ana
san tnanw~%an luan,
ruliei states Chfisiisnssnd. Oslo and Copen,
haEen q. -
California -~ilava ana, Crtstoeai s'td fscihe
Coast.
American feston--~Rio 10 ianeiFo. Santos.
Monte, ,,ieo and hstenOs Aires,
Nerissa~~~HalHaN and ~, Johns,
la Mafese~mSantiaga. kinR st0n AMI fuersn
kayrtuh
Refmu,sa~ RaYmntta
araNt~rPtleFto Colombia.
SAILING MONDAY. JANUARY 80,
fsnam man = stohai ard racihs Toast
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CARDS OF Tbanks.

JARBUE. We wish 10 extend 10 our reIa-
tives friends ard nelgaoors our heart
fe!t THANKS anu appreciation tor their
expressions Of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the 'ieaih of our dear
son. JOHN kDeAED JARBOE.
EARL NJ AND MARGARET JARBOE. .
ROGERS. We wish so express To our reia-
tyes and friends our heartfelt thanks and
APPRECIATION tor Their s0vssy expressions
ut ssmpsf1y ard tesutlial i0Fai tributes
at 'ae death Of oar beloved mother Mrs
NARY r kCSSERS
hEkBEkT AND AESNETH ROGERS. .
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MRS. J. H. WAKEFIELD DIES
Native of England Succumbs After
Short Illness.

Mrs. Laura Mary Wakefield, wife of
James II. Wakefield and for the past
IS years a resident of this city, died
in the Takoma Park Sanitarium Satur-
day after a short illness
Mrs. Wakefield was member of Co.
lumbia Chapter OF the Order of the
Eastern Star. She was a native of
England
Funeral services will be- conducted in
the S. H. Hines Co funeral home, 290l
Fourteenth street. tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'Clock Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-16
Complete Plans
For Scout Dinner
AT San Benito

SAN BENITO, Jan. 16.-Arrange-
ments and program for the first an
niversary dinner of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley council Of the Boy
Scouts Of America, to be held at
the Stonewall Jackson hotel here at
eight o'clock tomorrow night, we've
nearing perfection today, according
TO 5. r. Jennings of Harrington,
chairman Of the committee on ar
rangements.
With an open invitation TO all per-
sons interested in Boy scout a%ctivi-
ties, attendance Of between $50 and
800 Is expected. Reservations in
Brownsville may be made through
Charles Burton at the Model Laun-
dry. A cover charge OF $1.25 each
is being made.
Frank Wozencraft, former mayor
OF Dallas and chairman of the ninth
regional Boy Scout committee, with
jurisdiction over Texas, Oklahoma
cipal speaker. Another speaker Of
note en- the program will be James
+. Fitch, regional scout executive,
and he will be followed by local
scout officials. A. l.. Brooks of
Harrington will be the POSTMASTER.
The graduating exercises of the
scoutmasters' training course, at
which Is Valley business and pro-
fessional men will be awarded ma
tional certificates. exhibits Of scout
craft including taxidermy, woodcraft,
leather working and knife handicraft,
a synopsis of the first annual re-
port of the council. and the election
Of council Officers for 1929 are high
lights to be presented during the
evening. BY way of added entertain
ment. a musical program has been
prepared by Mrs. George Toolan of
San Benito.