Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1925, Page 7

S Marines to Exchange Stations. b, iy The 1st Separate Batailien of Ma- ted " Few 2 Fegeris | rines, at Quantico, Vs., and the lst 5’,,‘3:‘,‘ ‘,L,;;‘;.:,‘,} e %':,,,’:;:;r,.r"'fi Battallon of the 6th Regiment, at ‘Imnvenlfnrc or dirt. not see about | Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, are to ex- coflnElL WALL PAPER CO. |chanse stations. The Quantico con- il il the transport | 13th S5t. N W. Main 53735304 | Tl hor 3 Ay Mo Henderson September 3 and the Ma- rines at Guantanamo will be brought {Dunersof nth:rmakes’ trade quichlyfor Studebaker A. Ricicot commands the batallion Pawer Durability F_m_lgh_ nu the Folks l nr!mm Ay going to Cuba and Maj: A. J. White the batallion coming to Quantico. M ourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Dry Cleaning Famous “COMFOTEX” Sanitary Step-In Regularly $1 79¢ —under all your pretty dresses to keep them smooth and wrinkle free. “Comfotex” provides the utmost protection—and is cool, comfortable and con- venient. Specially priced at 79c. Specially Priced ...... Mail Orders Filled Promptly A small charge of 10c on each dollar or fraction thereof is made to cover cost of postage and insurance. te for our 36-pace booklet givink prices oo hundreds of drux store Deeds l" eoples Drug Stores 77 Pea St. N.E., Washington, D. C. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. JEREMIAH J. MURPHY, OLD WASHINGTONIAN, DIES Lifelong Resident of Capital Suc- cumbs After a Lingering Illness. Jeremiah Joseph Murphy, 483 years old, a member of an old Washington family and a lifelong resident of this city, died at bis residence, 228 I street, yesterday after a lingering illness. Mr. Murphy had been an employe of the Aetna Construction Mr. Murphy was the son of Mrs. Ellen Murphy and the late Jeremiah EIGHTEEN STORES —The Better to Serve You Murphy. He is survived by his moth- er and six sisters, Mrs. Willlam ¥. O’'Donnell, Mrs. A. D. Casey, Mrs. H. C. Drew, Mrs, Willlam J. Lally, Miss Katherine Murphy and Miss Anne A. Murphy, MRS. M. T. REEVE DIES. Mrs. Maddie Taylor Regve, 71 yean old, widow of Maj. Selah V. Reeve Mr. veteran of the Union Ard?nv't:l“ in ordin John's College here and later Ainished | Looiocg oo ey o s college at St. Bonvenature, Olean, | member of an old Washington family N Y. and had spent the greater t of her Funeral services will be conduoted | iife in this city. She left in Novem- at the residence tomorrow morning | ber to visit her daughter, Mrs. Charlen at 9:30 o'clock and thence at St. Vitale, in Detroit. Aloysius Catholic Church at 10| Mre, Reeve was the daughter 3f the o'clock. Interment will be in Mount | late Dr. Andrew H. Taylor of Wash- Olivet Cemetery, ington. She leaves two daughters, poiicm i A N Mra. Vitale of Detroit, and Mra. W. W. Evans of this city, an ree grand- Charlotte, N. C., 18 the largest cen- children. ter in the South for textile machinery Funeral arrangements have not and equipraent. been completed. hy was a gradi of St. —A SALE! $1.50 Paramount Fountain Pens Extra Special, 98c A fortunate purchase enables us to offer these splen- musa;mmy Fountain Pens at the ridiculously low price of Made of choice materials by one of America’s largest and best pen manufacturers. Gentlemen's models have clip and ladies’ models have ring attachment. Highly polished barrels—several different colors to choose from. Each pan has 14kt Gold pen point gnd is fully gusran- teed. Special Saturday Savings. "THROUGHOUT THE 18 BUSY PEOPLES DRUG STORES FREE! 25¢c Hard Rubber Comb With the Purchase of Hairbrush « *]1.39 This Hairbrush has pure white bristles set in solid ebony back; highly polished. A remarkable value at $1.39. —and remember, you get a regular 25¢ Comb, absolutely FREE! Home Remedies 25c Carter’s Liver Pills. 40c Castoria .25¢ Mentholatum 19¢, 3%, 19 $1 Wampole's Cod Liver Oil .75 Zomite Amptiseptic. Sloan’s Liniment. I5c 75c Babek . $1 Hypo-Co. on: 51 Marmola Tablets 50c Resinol Ointment Todd’s Tomic .§1.00, II.50 Gray's Glycerise Tonic. -#5c, $1.09 Mike Martin’s Liniment Large handle. —and remember, you get three 15c cakes of Howard's Veg-Oil Soap, absolutely FREE! ...25¢, 49c, 98¢ Jad Salts. E 75¢c Remo 42¢, 59¢, 83c 25c Branolex..........21c; § for §1 Today and Saturday Your opportunity to purchase two pounds of pure, fresh candies_at a decided saving. A pound of Tulley's Chocolate Cream Peppermints and a pound of Mammy Lou Fudge, both Be Sure to Get a Candy Treat! Today or Tomorrow— get a one-pound box of Tulley’s Cream Peppermints and a one-pound box of Mammy Lou Fudge Both for 69c Rich, Creamy Peppermints with a delicious, full-flavored chocolate coating. Tempting and wholesome. Toothsome Mammy Lou Fudge, filled with nuts and marsh- malfow. All the family will like it. Remember—two only 69c. Today Drug Stores. unds of fresh, pure candies for Saturday at the 18 Busy Peoples Three 15¢ Cakes of Howard’s Veg-Oil Soap With the Purchase of Quality Bathbrush 98¢ Bathbrush A feature at 98c. —priced low Face Powders $I Asurea .. S0c Java Rice... $1 Djer-Kiss . $I Mary Garde $1 Coty's .... Talcum Powders 25c Squibb’s... 2500 8J. .. 25¢c Mennen's . 50c Kora Konia. 35¢c Graham’s. 50c Woodbury’s Facial Cream...42c 60c Pompeian Day Cream.......49c Hair Preparations 50c Palmolive Shampoo c..82¢’ $1 Farr’s. Hair Color Restorer..8% 35c Wildroot Hair Tonic.... S0c Packer’s Liquid Tar Shampoo ......... 50c Glorilox Shampoo. Toilet Soaps 25¢ Cuticura .20c; 3 for SSc 10c Palmolive. .8c; dozen, 8¢ Laco Castile. 1c; 3 for S0c Ivory .. FEPRPN 73 15¢ Howard’s Veg-0il 12¢; 3 for 35¢ Tooth Pastes 50c Pebeco ........ FMa el T 50c Pepsodent . .39 50c Squibb’s . .38¢ 30c Lyon's .23 60c Car-Mac 3% Deodorants 50c Non-Spi 25c Eversweet 35¢ Silox . A2 J20c .30¢ with a long, detachable 35¢ Bath Towel With the Purchase of Bath Spray *1.49 You'll enjoy a cool, refreshing shower bath after a hard day's work or play. Large spray complete with tubing. Fits any faucet. Special, §1.49. —and remember, you get a 35c Bath Towel (size 18x36 inches) absolutely FREE! FLI-DETH To kill Flies, Fleas, Roaches, Bedbugs, Moths and other insects. Small sprayer free with each can FLI-DETH. FLI-DETH bas a pleasant odor and will not harm any- thing but insects. 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream 29¢ Patmolive Shaving rich. creamy. mon: makes shaving H ube a8 real” pleasure. You ‘g0 home fonight. Yowl The Scientific Method of Administering Gland Extracts Glandogen Glandogen is & hi X‘lu‘d laboratory-tested ‘.‘s £ompot Toact tabler form. womblning the healthy glands of young animals -ns other efficacious ingredients. It hel to awaken the vital Kl:mda ‘which eupp! the precious gl secretions #0 Tiecesdary (0 16 And Bealth: dfl{'n ll helnr taken by thou- sande of men who' wahi to feel “again the lhrfll that comes from perfect health, which is only possible when the vital glands are supplyin Biood Witk thelr lite iving verstions. The great nonpoison- ous germicide recom- mended for use in feminine hyglene and for general antiseptic »urposes. 45c¢ and 89¢ “Close-Out” Sale “Rosa Del Rancho” Havana Cigars ‘We are “closing-out” this entire line at less than wl st price. Each cigar is in perfect condition—g: Havana filler with you. Long, mild, holesale . '.eedmplnne ul wrapper. Get a good supply during this great u.lo—you'll be glad. “Rosa Del Rancho” (nawmu.) 0' “Rose Del Rancho” 2 for 25c “Rosa Del Rancho” (: 2 for 25¢ “Rosa Del Rancho” (imperials) NOW I5¢ Straight “Rosa Del Rancho” (nobles) NOW . 15¢ Snnm “Rosa D el Rancho” (queens) NOW . 50c “Rosa Del Rancho” (esceptionales) NOW . 10c “Torch Light” Scrap Chewing Tobacco 3 Bags.. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925. | ITHE WEATHER [ j District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; somewhat warmer o morrow; gentle to moderate northeast llnlmx-u{a to southeast winds. nd and Virginia—Fair tonight lllfl tomorrow; somewhat warmer to- morrow; moderate to fresh northeast shifting to southeast winds on the coast. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to MOFrow; warmer tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 79; 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 63; 4 a.m., 57; 8 a.m. noon, 71. Barometer—4¢ p.m., 30.17 80.18; 12 midnight, 30.21; 4 a.m. 8 a.m., 30.31; noon, 30.30. Highest. xzmpvmlure, 79, occurred at 6 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 56, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 90; lowest, 8. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m. today: Great Falls— Temperature, 76; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) 4 a.m. and 9:20 Today—Low tide, 9. p.m.; high tide, 2:10 a.m. and 2:36 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:1§ a.m. and 0:27 p.m.; high tide, 8:15 a.m. and 3:44 p.m. 60; 8 pm., 30.25 The Sun and Moon. —Sun rose, 5:32 a.m.; sun sets, p.m. Tomorrow—S8un rises, 5:33 a.m.; sun sets, 6:44 p.m. Moon rises, 2:35 Automobils lamps to be lighted one- balf hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Temperatuse. &z Stations. WouNI « s RwpInEak 22 pomamaaBIGBaD I523232R835ER8E Indianavolis Jacksonyille Kansas City. Los Angeles. 2 Louisvi £ FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich tme. today.) Temperature. Weather London. England. Clear Paris. France.. Ylepnia. Austris Berlin,* Germany’ Cy opm\i'«mn ubs. .. .. Eoton: “Canal~Zne. at ady" r write J. BE. ELET_ Found Convention March 6 OLLIE, male. small size. black. white b Apply Waminion ' Anial Hescs Learte: aryiand ave. o PABT ATREDALE. biack 228 brows fn color. male, long tail nd in_Chevy Chase | i i Animal Rescue Leagus, | SPE lumml Th»axrr Rhode Isiand ave niTy:i‘uT.J- near New Apoly Mr.'s. 1. LOS answers to name eturned to Apt. money me[ m; Bons R0kt P o T ‘fir\“flun;‘%a; '"'.m. "x“-; z i P 30‘;’ keys and Liveral reward: AG—] itchell fio_Ayonda ® and notebook. bef. Roward " Wal: N e vnm‘golu mount- o sl topas. g M B oo ingide: 4t Glen Echo. Park Thursday evening mwarl. 1320 Faumont st. n.w. Adams whi d: Lo between L leave at_11 -tofie Reward. - or il FALSE TEETH—Lower set. t reward, Plea 4+ (’FhEBAL CORD TIRE Wash Fredenick Notity Bine idce Trmapo rederick. M ton & and receive rewas 20% HAN 11 i R R, binak b wuln'mn b et 00 clock: 1 roatmed, bl e oatn e be pad lnd no “question, tents of no s |8 mentsl v Valus 16 owner, Address POCKETBOOK. bills. chauge m& 1 poiween B Ape, 204" 520 E at. SSES, ln black uuhrr cm shoe store: reward. tumn ‘to Dr. Willlam Peran, 807 underarm contal: 4 ‘mnm 27, on Ah 518 et Linc. 3408-, 2o %0 SETTER. Tomals. Dlack, while Epots: ariswers to name st. license R392. of value to owner only: nio money fraternity ‘cards and others: between A Uncton. Cemetery and Tuc and e 55 Prinee George o Hyatisvil s 2N, L. m°§ CmmK and nf. b-cl between S 1724 10t " s AMBULANCES oy 34 00 Chambers’ Prices One Half The Old-Time Undertakers’ Prices THE BROWN STONE Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co, GEORGE FIELD DIES; WAS NOTED FLORIST Former White House Gardener for Grant and Hayes Had Long Been Ill Beaths. M'Al “rvr l’)A‘ D ¥ / Interinest privater Please Gmit b!lllcr T fces at hér George Field, White House gardener during the administrations of Presi- dents Grant and Hayes, and for many years a well known wholesale florist of this city, died at his residence, 1421 Madison street, last night after a lingering illness. He was more than 70 years old. Mr. Field for many years grew flowers on a plot of ground between Rock Creek Church and Park roads and sold to several of the well known retail dealers in flowers here. He re- tired from business in 1915. He strove to raise the best that could be produced in the different species of flowers, and in 1835 was awarded a certificate of merit by the New York Horticultural Society for his production of the American Beauty rose. Mr. Field was a native of England and came to Washington while Grant ‘was President. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Flora Field, and a brother, Joseph Iield, both of this city, also two sisters living in England. Funeral arrangements have not yet been campleted. “Aloysi Tk Thends and’relatives tuvs time “prince. I night. Augisf the Kadoss midnis order. = WILLIAMS. his residence. ARTEMAS GIRL IS ASPHYXIATED WHILE RESTING ON BED Miss Irene M. Gore Found Dead by Roommate—Accidental Death Is Verdict. Miss Irene M. Gore, 22 years old, a gulde av the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, was accidentally asphyx- iated yesterday when she neglected to turn off the gas jet in her room, which she had been using to heat a curling iron while dressing for an en- gagement. She was found dead lying on her bed in the rooming house at 2026 Fifteenth street by Miss Alto McGrew, her roommate. It is believed Miss Gore lay down for a few minutes’ rest and that a current of air through an open win- dow blew out the flame. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt, after an investigation, issued a certificate of accidental death. Miss Gore had been a resident here for five vears. Her father, George Gore, a Clarksville, Md., farmer, took the body back to the Maryland town for interment. 10 an; In Alemoriam. ARNETT. G. A Sacred to the P ‘\'x“u'r' £ JACKSON. 1In cad b f our d u th "“a tel m LUCY BF HER JONES. us three years ago today. It you could ask Have you »’ o Fee. tor & ING VMTHFR of you days gone ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Report by the I. N. T. A. Congress will be made at the Unity Auditorium, 1326 I street, at 8 o'clock this evening. Business Women's Council wil Ll;sl\l;ux meet at 8 o'clock. Motion pictures| brance of our are scheduled. Tomorrow afternoon | fite 1i oae a plcnic will be held at Great Falls. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Lecture at the Health Studio, 1628 K street, by George Schwesinger, jr., metaphysical evangelist of Baltimore. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Public invited. u have been }-3:‘, e nalhdrm [ ve with me i And wi — HILDREN of our dar rted this “kaddest of the year e years axo today % Helen was taken away face icet azaln. Helen MAMMA AND PAPA. rememb Practical Psychology Club meets at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the Playhouse, 1814 N street. Dr. Vietor L. Dodge will lecture on “Circumpolar Constellations. Women’s Home Club of North Beach, Md., will meet at the home of Mrs. R. B. Shaw, Bay avenue, North Beach, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Annual " election of officers will be eld. & az0 todas DAUCHTE ATH Dirit to @0 today. Aukust 2 e Call Book Issued. The annual call book of the com- mercial and Government radio sta- tions of the United States made its appearance today. The volume con- tains all of the call letters, location, power and wave lengths of all the broadcasting stations, as well as ship and Government radio stations in the country up to and including June 30, this year. She sleeps. one s0 yo She elumbers eweet an Her heart was pure. b et not. HE! knows no care our will. o do ER LOVING FRESD 'mfif\u Decatur Wins Prized Trophy. The Decatur, commanded by Lieut. Comdr. J. B. Oldendorf of Loulsville, Ky.. has been awarded the battle ef- ficlency pennant for the destroyer class and the battle effciency trophy, the highest award that can be made to @ ship in the Navy, for its perform- *" lance during the year 1824.25. Bzaths. I" '-I’\Gs ‘Thursday, S T e nee. She I;lvel o mourn their ou th ur eatio at :om"x’“ Rrings fum a1 Fineral ounty. unday. A llusm-..ut August OMAS B, at td %7, 1825, at Glenngale, (] . August Shelto Sisie” Harris. loving larence Btrne! aod aunt of Georgo and Funeral from Merle “Sneltog. Guire's chavel Monday. Aukust 3 CAI!IN)LI. Passed away Fri 1920, ai 8:15 am., ROB! d?u,‘x'fi‘:" loved husband n( Catherine Carroll - n!l‘.l )!lmm huAlllQ l’nfi\ N 512 Tlh !l aruet 31, 8l 2 pm. and Trends Lavited. ™ Toeeiment. &1 Conrostiousl Cemeter?. 30 DILAW ‘Wedn Y . August ]flz!oelDA?lSn & pmy risidgncs. o] 5 hfl uwy beloved f it 27 lD.Q M 8:20 "m Lispend o No of lu unuler FREEMAN, Tuesday, August 265. Karllfir'd Conn. ALVERTA FRE] A widow of John ¥. v St 300 ¥, Saturday. Aunm 20. HEROLD. MAMARET A lnvod George W. Her residence, ) :"17 O absturday. cgunm o ] lnllnu Concep: el nurment (pnvuJ et gk avihe. tion. 1nvif 28% S Revuet 86, 1550 ot flwz‘é“’umsow gt the residence ‘ot her : Suturday, o where solemn high mass vufm am. for the repose of he: lnlen'nom at Mount Olivet Cemetery. s and friends invited. S Fodin v ona’:y August 31 {he Johns Hooline Unlveulldv |.FQ BERATE PRICES I Md.. EARI usband oi Annie ved son of King Georxianna and m. G Euneral from the noer:\m o! fln mcxxhnr st nw., Wi atur- 3 B o Fiends see snvite m 2 tend. Fressi Inerment 8¢ N Suddenly. ie] Ho;mul .YA yours belos Ains ul the [uner V. Hissong Co.. funeral . . Sacred_to the me: o dear moiher. JE m:rr??s:"‘ % 1" 4 e oie e dgo ¢ 81 R ToNEL DAVE SRy uu:l.'nw In sad but 1 of “our ‘dear siter, JE who departed this life August 28. 1924 In the graverard we And Drayed-so b Mourn her pot. she's eafely anchored Angels led her all The Siaaoe Rich in “Jesus ca S JSTEL- CLeht Years acg i A B.STEL years ne 21918, MRS, JOHN A, &G DAT BWALL AND MRS A € KRE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TCHAS. S. ZURHORST AM LEE. Fuusral Dire b.].msr Livery in counection. Com 1 agd Jmodern ‘rematorium e, “332Fa. Ave NW. Frank Gexerw Sons Co SEVENTH ST, Wa’m«"___m VL. 1, SPEARE CO, Succpasors of nor conne e Cotaviinn veso 100911 SLN.W. ]oseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034M ST.N.W. Egiablished - . " Quick._Dij 2ified_gad Eficient_Servios. . W. Deal 818 H ST. NE. Amomobno Service. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. i e o oo LINCOLN 8200, Timothy Hanlon 841 B ST. NE. Phone L. 5543. F‘l/NERAL ESIGNS, Prompt auto delivery servi rilstic—expressive—inexpensive. e Bros. Co, 1212 F St, BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Apd, Other Besultiul Floral Designs ; | Moderate Pri i .‘s%" T |Geo. C. Shaf(cr s “u': K AMBLEMS t_Delivers We Specidglize in F’loml Designs at’ Modorcte ‘w Fl /or/.s ts " & HOTS NV, MAIN 6983,