Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 7

* of all the nur!x H g £ ETHEIL N T T TN T T T T TR TR ALAAMLE MO &, Locate Your Home in the 3 d.di‘hth.rl suburb University Park Bolovacd ot besond Hmers Maryland ¥ille and ‘close to State University: It’s the prettiest and Illndlen suburbs. Investigate and You'll lnvelt {L. R. WALKER, 81, UNION' | NAVY VETERAN, DIES Stricken While Roturning From Meetirig of Lincoln Post, G. A. B., He Succumbs Suddenly: Leonard R. Walker, 81. years old, of 512 F street, veteran of the Unfon Navy and a resident of Washington since during the Taft administration, £} THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. was stricken with heart disease while at Fifth and G streets yes ‘:nhy and died before reaching Casuhlty Hor f“‘“‘ where he-was taken in & pass- ing automobile, driven by Lewis Gastin. Mr. Walker was returning from a meeting of Lincoln Post, G. A. R, in the Grand Army Hall on Pennsylvania avenue when stricken. Serving on a dispatch boat during the Civil War, Mr. Walker was on the vessel in Hampton Roads during the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimac. After the war he was for many vears a marine engineer in L Douglas Shoes New Fall Styles For Young Men 'UNG MEN will find in our showing for Yo number of which are shown this season for the first time. TheW. L. Douglas organization of 120 retail shoe stores and 6,000 Douglas dealers pro- vide the huge sales volume retail price is stam, on every pair at the fact: which permits production of high-grade shoes at such reasonable prices. SHOES FOR BOYS Like W. LDouglnHm\Maumem‘h. grade leathers and ‘They will with- Y120d the hard wear which Doy gve Shei thoe: ‘J-SOlnd“m Our Men's 350 Footfoem Hose look well and wear well. A New Low Price—this Hart Schaffner & Marx suit in New Fall Styles Raleigh Haberdasher early Fall wear scores of smart styles—a $7T..e.n . Othersat?5 and %6 Boy?’ Shoes, $3.50 & $4.00 , ‘"'°" 965 nmylvama Ave., N. W, 0rep Setursey $33.50 Baltimore. He mn;n: ». Walkerl twn ufim-'."i«n'g Kraus of Chlmberhln of Wuhln:tun’ six grandchildren and seven great-grand- children. Funeral services will be canducted at the residence Saturday. afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Richard Weeks of Baltimore, a grandson of Mr. Walker, will officiate. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery, where services will be held at the grave by the Grand Army of the Republic: AR G Army Captain Is Retired. . Fred Walters, Infantry, who has been stationed at Fert Douglas, Utah, has been placed on the re- tired list of the Aymy on account of disablity incident to the service. ot ll-:hnd tional m party on the roof nf company’s bullding, 1330 New York avenue. The American Dietetics Association wiil hold its upening meeting, preceded by & banquet, at Grace Dodge Hotel. Dr. Louise Stanley wlll speak. ‘The President’s O 104, Army and Nav; will meet, 8 o'clock, in Gran y Hall. Re- {afl‘ of delegates to the memt twen- -seventh national encampment of tho mnational corps of the garrison will be received.and from the new national corps officers of the organisation. Arthur P. Buck will lecture in Unity Auditorium, 1324 I street, at 8 o'clock. Bubject: *‘All Things Are Possible.” vy Unle T nlon, wil ineet, Suburban Homes of Fixed Character Chevy Cl‘xase Terrace —offers advantages that no other suburb of Washington can offer. It lies to wonderful advantage for accessibility—in a most pi cturesque environment—and we have planned and built beautiful Homes of most attractive designs—on most comfortable w&hm—qnd finished with an elegance and excel- lence that appeal to your best taste and judgment. Center hall and Cottage—75-foot front lots, one and” two superb baths with built-in fixtures; artistic chimney nlaces}§ sunny nooks and clever porches—and a garage for each lome. The price and terms will be a genuine sur- prise—for_you couldn’t begin to match these Homes at anything like the price. Open for Inspection from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every Jfly Gfld Motor out C'nl.L Ave. il“(llmvy Chase 'l‘ Wm without obligation. Watch Washington CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION O] 144!1 and K Builders of Communities 0 R R (Extra trousers, ‘6) A record-breaking suit value; fine mate- rials and good workmanship cost money. Hart Schaffner & Marx made up their minds to produce a good suit of clothes at the lowest price possible. immense volume, big buying power and concentration they have made an amazing record. We’ve done our part, too; through good management and low overhead we’ve been able to shave a good many dollars off the price. Through their Thirteen Ten F Street evening and Sunday l‘%l'ano into Wis. Ave.—turn- of the Chevy Chase Club us and our auto is at your disposal Grow to a Million. q: - J B TSI BB FFRFERER RS H ] g § H g g £ H i £ | 2 = £ H : H 2 E H H g % g £ H | § H £ H : £ : i 0., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 8 member of the mmflm' m DANIEL P. MORGAN DIES 1925. AFTER LONG ILLNESS Becretary to Attorney General Garland in Cleveland Admin- istration Succumbs. Daniel P. Morgan, private secretary to Attorney General Garland during President Cleveland's administration, and for many years a well known law- yer here, djed at the residence of his Malcolm W. Morgan, 3010 P erday, after an illness of . He was a native Wash- onian and was 63 years old. r. Morgan was graduated in law from Georgetown University and re- celved an M. A. degree. He was a member of the District bar and prac- ticed before both the District Supreme Court and the Bupreme Court of the United States. He retired from prac- tice several years ago. He had large real estate holdings in Washington. Mr. Morgan_{s survived by two sons, Malcolm W. and J. Harold Mor- gan, who conduct a drug store in Georgetown. He also leaves three grandchildren. Funeral services will be at the son’s residence tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock and thence to Holy Trlnily Catholic Church, where mass said at 9:16 o'clock. Interment w‘lll b. in Mount Olivet Cemetery. e CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Mrs. John N. Culbertson of the ‘Women's Interdenominational Mis- sionary Federation will conduct the devotional meeting to be held by the Business Women's Council tomorrow GV!f:ll’lfl at the Church of the Cove- nant. Alpha Delta Phi will meet at lunch- eon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at Franklin Square Hotel., e o Cost of building materials in Guate- mala has gone so high that builders are suspending operations, throwing many men out of work. VAN DYKE BUS SERVICE Baltimore Washington Redwood & Fifteenth & Liberty Sts. Pennsylvanial EVERY HOUR THE HALF HOUR 7.30A. M. to7.30P. M. NIGHT BUS 9:30 P. M. $1.50 Ome W-HZ.SO Reund| SPECIAL Rates For Club Parties Baltimere wi Phene Phone CAlvert £111 Main 736 THAT'S THE SECRET —of W. W. Chambers’ success. He 1s a Funeral Expert. n i 1 and -u he” i me'(!’e faneral. g AMBULANCES o $4.00 THE BROWN S'I'ONE Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. 14th St., gozr:::;r Chapin Funerals Complete as Low.as $100 THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Marylanu —Fair tonight; tomorrow falr and warmer; gentle north winds becoming variable. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 77; 8 p.m., 73; 12 midnight, 69; 4 a.m., 66; 8 a.m., 68; noon, 75. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.87; 8 p.m., 29.92; 12 midnight, 29.94; 4 a.m., 20.97; 8 a.m., 30.03; noon, $30.04. Highest temperature, 77, occurred at 3 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 64, occurred at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 04; lowest, 62, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at 8 a.m. Temperature, 78; condition, slightly muddy. 4 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast » and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:42 a.m. vam; high tide, 7:29 a.m. nnd 8 p.m. morrow—Low tide, 2. m. and 245 pm. high tide, lv! am. and 8:26 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 6:51 a.m.; sun sets, 6:15 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, §:51 @.m.; sun sets, 6:13 p.m. Moo 'riam 8:21 p. “Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. § Temparaturs: S) d 2:08 5:07 a.m.; moon sets, Stations. Weather. 2 S ey o, Beaths. Tuesday. Septenber 15 SRINE, beloved daughter of Ja (o from of 3 ay, September 18, at nd’ driends fnvited Frient Rock Creck Cemete pom. remainy uf in wccordance with law 7 Wednenday. Septem 25, bm e Bt the home of Ter Galeate oy, G Richardson, 7 Foplas "EELLEY A E, u'fiv.d oot Wilitag T, Cuflen- daneh late Georke J, snd M ther of w‘l) ichenbacty mber 16, Yhur(h P e Nativits, 6000 Georyis. ave Interment_at_ Glenwood Cemetery. Rela tives and friends oV lleu 18* Sep- DAWSON. | Suddenly eanesday B! ROSALIE A Widow o Daeon and motber of 6. & Batirday. geplemb@r at nterment Congreseional Cemeter. FRENCH. Thursday. September 9 8¢ bia’ residence, 1411 Allison il HORACE ORREN, beloved husbund of th- ate Mary Ston Notice of funeral heuult' .. papers please copy.) FULLER. The members of the Great Co cil, Order of Red Men. ar 0168 o vhe death of Pagt Great a BHARLES Fo TR S pelll meet ut wixwim TOF Logan T n_Th 3"«;“3“'.""; 17. st 8 pm SPrange fo aitend. the funcral of oU Drother. JA 3. MCCRACKE ROBERT 5. STROB Great Sachem Acting G. C. of R 17¢ FULLER. Members i (Keene Henry 1. G September 18, at 1:30 b McDONALD. ~ Wednesday. September 16 Martingbure. W, Va HARLES E band Funeral Friday 5 pm.. from Holv Trinity Church, Georgetown SCOTT. colored, Clear Cloudy Ptcloudy Clear sanen ek @ & Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. 50 Ppart cloudy art cloudy Cloudy ARGENTINA DATA. For the week ending September 14, 1925. Temperagure—Procipitation—. Curren Tebe: t. Dept. Current. Corn & northern wheat area.... —3 o2 01 —0.2 —03 whits mnd Ant- Arylmd = L] nuu ]u\'e).v dol’ AD&IY Wuhlnmn Animal League, 340 Maryland ave 8w, l.os'l‘. BAR PIN—7 diam et $aurday evening. Reward. "Cors 08, e BRIEF CA E— i L ashinglon Ay Annagolu Gl sae ray be- D.m. e Reward. ~ Phone megln EETS_Lost at groq sts. n.w. Yindc hols ave. Paul Lelerabend. CASE mlrked E\allp—?\z.nfll) ‘who Nled indly do so n. catar pl. COAT_Valuable brown Kasha, 1o Gray Lins wool lined. fur collar aid cuffe. ~Re- --ra Columbia 84. NG, sntique. et with Brazilian ‘oodward & Lothrop's and Reward. Mayflower Ho- Ty store at leage return set reward. Wil &5 EYEGLASSES, horn.rimmed, with name and address, on La Droit Park car or at 14th 20d @. Reward if returned. 3111 3. Dakota GERMAN_POLICE_DOG _PUP, Madsa: Chusetis Park district. = Phone' Clev. 4077 Tor reward. ?LAS%ES—TMME shell, in blacl rong of In Woodward & Lothrop's. North GOLD W. TCH and_ c)mn man's. Reward l! m‘umed to R. D. Paterson. 923 Feunn; Suburban Home East Columbia Park, Maryland Building Lots $75 to $200 TERMS: $2 Down and $2 per month No Interest ! Possession Given with First Payment These Kreen Rills ‘and "surre of Maryland. The: Santases of & counirs and city home. Invlnfi excellent shade trees.’ a_wonderful . R ang Tollow the 3 3. S eamme pa” your ronert w{.e:".-'e Sasment o M Tots lgni :g:f ngs m.. nusual omfl--ny o' nome For other particulars, pho Main 4840, or address: Thie East Columbin, Park Company Fendall Building Agent on Premises Came Out After Work er on Sundays (ER—Reqdis] W” «H oo 011122, 28 Primme E l(nNEY-l—"liniGzomlnvn V\ednudu‘ Phone Cleveland 920, returned n.w. POCKETBOOK brown with $40 and small purse with some changs in it, ‘Wednesday night ] o'clock, at T‘homu Circle. 1420 R st.. Apt. Reward. ODLE. white, in n.w. section, last Thurs mixed brown. and white ehrs: anewers b ‘name Friz: tag No. 10357, “Fmder Dleass Feturn 16 Mee: fluxmu 2314 Shannon “and_receive reward, ARM. Maconic, ~with buc C. o back: lost Sunday t Reward on " Wiscos nsin ave. o Reward. Call WRI TCH—Gold, Walth .fir please ca el Ul Adsgs 7018 or -ddm- 714 Mor» ton 3., unG“ nen Plhlukoll Hha% oty f o el B FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. {2 sy, NE Lincoln 524 Chapel! JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. 8. Model Cha !f.mcoln 142, Pivate Ambulance ___ Livery'in Comnection. __ V.L. SPEARE CO, oeither the successory of nor conndeied Speare establish- Bents Prank. soze. 1009 H St. N.W. Formerly 940 F St. N.W. 3034 M ST. N.W. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. Timoth Hanlon Phone L. 5543. En;lzhlnhrd 2841 Director uld Em: lious rate 1385. an.muj -nd Efiicient Service. oy avel. s sznm 're'lir NW. . Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO 1724 w. ERP AT 8 Erm 707, ALEXANDER. Gallinger Hospital September Body at city ‘morkue. It not tomorrow at 3 emaing Dosed of i accordsnce with 1 v, September 17. 1835 % Dr. W w Puneral” sergices "will beheid at H et nw. Friday. September 18, B urdpiepment Allegheny Cemets ittsburkh. E Wadne-dnv September 16, 1025. at renidence, A483" Ontarie v, i MAR ECSMITH. beloved mother of Howard R Florenca b.° and “Etnel Smith. ' Fufieral (private] {rom the above address Friday, b 2 Interment Roo ol Til.. papers Dlease copy.) e¥ednesdsy, September 16, ife of Joseph P NEI Steph Genec"63a Upton st tember 18, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment privat WALKER. Suddenly. on Wednesdas. Septem- ber 16, LEONA Deloved Peshand of < Services at the residerice of his daughier 3re ‘Riopan ldon Chamberlain ¥ urday. Srment at September 19, Arlington \Alvl(iirxa WATKINS, Tuesday. n-nmf September 15 at hig recidence, RGE TRIN fize Ciifton et ear. Friday, September 18, Tnent ATIgion Cemetery WEST. Funeral of Bro. JORN T. Wy Sunday. Sept. 20 1. o'clock pm.. Zic & make arrangements for T uners 'of sald e BRO. L. BELL. W. §, S. 8. TYSON. Sect. . In Memoriam. NSON. In loving remembrance of our B e son and brotber. WILLIAM 3. BRAN SON. who, left us four years ago todax ptember’ 17, Imlr entered s e ORD FATHER, STERS ROTHER. remembrance IBA\N)\ In ead and loming remembran: 2 e Sy Sasbant SR Gone in the best of his dave. Right in _manhood's bloom Torn from the one who loves you s NS BB INE SN RN o CoPPERT, In, sad YRt I6s ST years ago today. He has gone from his dear ones. bis wite 'his children. fingly toiled for and loved ssterious and strange one in the best of Th To llke from ‘ua in RIS LOVISG WIFE AND CHILDREN ving_remembrance of our GARRETT. In loving reien Lo KETTS e e one vea lonely here without ¥ I e el et of riends we're blue For beneath the emile there's an aching iai'ls alwass lonsigg, for 2 Thai'ls alwase longing for Jou N bt 11 ve to the memo NKINS, A tribute of lovs to (he.x ANKINS, who passéd to the Great Bey: 5‘“ year ago today. September 17, 1€ Toloved flhrrl God EVOTED. ¢ HILoR ead but_ loving remembran. o flflmflm and tather. FRIT: o dind ofe year a0 tods TA MAY L&mm {his o' two years aso. S ber 17. i i o ol Nokg d"mn. S rone betore. s Siven wigh u And will for evermore. line of eweet remembran Just 3 memory Tond and {rue. Jupt' foken of love's devotion That our hearts still lon‘! for vou \\IL\ . W) hrv ¥ ars ago today. Septembe 17, lllflfl Tp to the courts \\!hl“r;" (h + le dwell AN L. pad ot iviok memor % beloved wister. BEATRICH & SEANTETTE who_departea thin Lfe, thres Jears “aro today. ‘Sepiember 17 10 orott Gone. but not*forea fl\”“ 4 In gad but loving remembrance M aear brother. JAMES E. MILLER Sndaepntied iz 1o %o months aro o s Jifa was natat . hig life was brichtes e Jh'flm B8 hoves. were 6ol took him rom s world of pain o'% home of eternal rest A IS E VNG SIsTER ANNIE ., In sad bue losine remen SWART, Who “dind Ve Sears’ ago (o day. Septemiber 17, 1020 Dear Doris. how hard e, trisd to- keen Prayers and tears wer Happy angels came and tos rom, A Zrorid of Achcs LOVING MOTHER., E WALKER, In sad nhusband and father. The month of Sept umw is here. The Raddest m atn of the sear Gr ome vear Su: !‘hur husband .mtl father was calle 2 & ND SON, CATHERINE lu‘:«EL\ TIFE A ’\u SATHERIXY R AR remembeance of our o died one year in vain remenbr ce of _our HILIP E. WALKER oA daving oo ar wife and. mother. s 'nJ:'n coda “Septemver 17,1 ar has pa Oy arte B sl sore Gog wlane know's How Wwe miss you more and more. roush, your muny long years T auering and P We are configent of ‘the victors ou have ained So, dear wite and mother, 'AS ‘the wears 1ap each othe we il afays love and 'l;cmembm er. HER AUSBANE AND CHILDREN but not forgotten. Gone but not forsotten, FUNERAL DESIGNS. Geo: Ca Shaficr 000 T4th St Nw. FLORAL Ms, . Mt peis CHBOIXEEEBATE ERICES. 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