Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 10

T'10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925. rosa_omelensis, obtained from China. FRATERNAI. BUI]Y AR DENS °/ BEAUT " 2 " T S8 ol Sty ‘ot eneraan woary | SCHWARTZ KILLED SELF, |{font, M20000 SGho i iy Assigned fo This Gity. marsh. The reason that hundreds of Y i , | collect more tha | Maj. Bdward F. Witsell, Chemicsl gardeners fail with azalias, he says, 18 | pow pmemper,of the rose family has| CORONER’S JURY DECIDES |ance, identified the body vice, at Edgewood Ar i e her husband. hvs been ordered to this i five petals. The second is the rosa H 1 1;5‘:;;!‘{“9“!‘?;1{, fux (gu;gol;rg';:e{lwhff:: seraphina, which grows in the wild . B TR aler EUpDly: s in’ Ri . Its stalks g i 000 in-| Another coroner's jury las 5. 24 kv O, |2 nursery and set within a few inches | SUVS 4"T1en vielous thorne and 1t jg| Cho st Victim in 8100, *™"at” Martinez | ntifiod the cl War Department. ‘mfi“&‘ N”, : ins of the house foundation, he explains, surance Plot Murdered, An- | il Thtrnsn b co d with single, pink blossoms in e has little chance of survival. The |Sovere el 4 = e : ur 5 pring. Its decorative value lies A ulose Co. plant on Jily % > T ek e amater 2nd an|largely in its large, red berries which gfEer Mury, Xiuds, | 30 as that of G. W.| Commissioned in Medical Corps $ : i i \ Azalias do not want any drainage. I'"_o“id;”""“fivi’jl‘“;‘{,i‘;"(‘fl‘Z(')T(:;‘" ,",;"‘: Miss Bina M. West Elected! : s Consequently, he saye, the beliet has| ({1 ‘is ‘the rosa davidii, which Mr. D Morrison charactarizes as “Chinese, | : | ington is not suited to azalias, which 5 1 D by Congress—Action | e g EHERE hias no foundation in fact. ot ail these ‘rare flowers are| Schwartz, Walnut Creck = chemist, | when (rapped in an Oakland apari.|in the Aedical Reserve Corps of ti Sets(Procadent Father and Son Combine Love of Flowers With Scientific Interest| Experimenting With Narcissus. | congregated in lees than o s acre,| lod & suiclde. Mrs, Schwarts, Widow ‘went house. Sy . \ to Produce Morrison Garden i akoma Pa Mr. Morrison also is experimenting | Which becomes one of the most =3 2 - S ¢ M n n in Takoma Park. with: 4007 varietianieor ‘T roisern = A1l ValuaEls ‘Dlbts | of e’ divotar it ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. Which Has Many Treasures. imported from England. These at-|scientific floriculture in the United R ted Pres tract hundreds of visitors when in full | States. The garden has boxwood . B e bloom in the Spring. He also is try- | borders to all its paths, giving it a To Accompany Journalists to Pittsburgh Sunday No. XV. | e smailer biossems, which do not ing to popularize again the hemero- | tvpical old English atmosphere which _— ¥ Lo a8 et bushes | calis family, common in old-fashioned | is so dear to the heart of the elder 7 Sy p 7 7 Sentimental attachment to the I\IOS—’ 83 preal a show as the bushes Ameri % 2 % - oming hedgerows of - remembered | e English springtimes on the par of Yyesterday. 1 Miss Bina M. West of Port Huron, | 50° fatner andiscientific interest iu —A coroner’s § e. verdict _ that r S killed himse s n gardens as lemon lilies and | Mr. Morrison. S el day lilies.” He has 40 varioties of | —itt Sow ilenitientine Tas ibtlas o0 these. They grow on tall stalks with : United States, England, China and |& wes and range through a Cormick Medica Pitte A floriculture on the part of the son is | japar’ mpc€y, SREAnd, China and | rlety of colors. The flowers || MeCormin Medical pade Wit combined in a remarkable garden at | 3b0uts foot high with et B y delicate and last only a Graduate E 16 Ches L 5 : greater ab e ¥ v a careful election es. 2 2 conatant show of visom || Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES i v r. ] ting a_dozen | can be intained from mid-April{ - T , Ind., wa : 3 es in | azalias, several of them |until late September. ; Eyesight Specialist tatia A B R d primroses, obtaini from Japan. These are very showy! He is eXperimenting with three| Phone Main 321 of ' Cleveland; national treasurer, wae | © from the mothe with their large pink and red blos-| varieties of wild roses which probably g ien Bk, re-elected | M r K re soms. Th re proving hardyn the nnot be duplicated elsewhere in the e+ S s « United States, but must have United. Gtatess. Onb of thise s the | —_— — Plan New Activities. Park neighb e N cate somethij ] Surprise the Folks | the fields he knew as a boy in the | While They're Away | environs of a new world capital. But | = by having a room or two papered and ymm | the Washington Summer is too hot | painted. new shaude out the N - Mr. Morrison has found, for and child ) as | t roses to sow their own seed ; ‘I,‘:fl?(:u'l‘l‘;'fl be cultivated | When Opportunity ) { Comes Most men hope for opportunity—but only Bacillus Acidophilus Milk those wl:m have made ready can make the For intestinal disorders e 1 # most of it when it comes. Ask your physician about it when they give a mass of delicat - o Prepared by the [ arnas o caor v rith terofinsms ¥ The one best way to make ready is to build NATIONAL VACCINE AND i ther flower. A up a surplus fund by systematic deposits in ANTITOXIN INSTITUTE Yorktown Proprietor to Spend || gt 1 our Savings Department. | B .. $150,000 on Improvement : iy _ S : ',‘_}:‘P‘“:M‘f";"_‘;‘,é 3 Here you get compound interest and Fed- - s = ‘l Bill Reeves, PeaCOCk Orchestra Special Dispatch to The £ & a dalicate fram | ; eral supervision enhances the protection : o ny the CRISPUS ATTUCKS PRESS ASSO- Despite the el provided by our large Capital and Surplus CTATION o thelr excursion to PIFTSBURGH, Sunday, August S gt b n s ] Autumn th on | ::'l:inalh: rec‘ognlzed conservatism of our 16. These serenaders are some of the troupe who made e Jart of the | oo Spmant AMERICA famous in FRANCE during and just after the war AEhs, f v 2% Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts ! with their music. As another special feature, the orchestra 3 will broadcast tonight over Station WCAP at 10.30 o’clock. part. of the home garden . : L C. LUCIEN SKINNER, president of the CRISPUS ATTUCKS S el Tt e bewl oS PRESS ASSOCIATION, which represents 86 papers throughout 1 al | extended them to . 3 =9 S | = sponsors 7 S expenses of the improvements will be| In his collection are some of the ' i ] ! the courtry, and the sponsors of the novel excursion to the i | | { and materials. No Why not see about $150,000. . | t plants and shrubs in the United | Smoky City, Saturday night. e e which the corners = %o [Boan. GOMEEENIG] i is a prescription for The ociation recently purchased a handsome three-story Mechanic Bankrupt | Gove xplorers. Many of them MEEE 34 e Colds, Grlppe, Flue, Dengue,‘ brick building at 1502 13th St. N. W., to be known as the are scientific _curlositie a ; 3 e < Fmes T'Cook Mt scohinnic, S Rt " They Bidous Fever and Malaria. || PRESS CLUB as been ad vy Chief | are of great value, howev E ® P coao It Kills the Germs. ‘ tific work. Mr. Morrison’s principal | EDWARD J. 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