Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1925, Page 7

T T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19! ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | Howe, editor of the official organ of | Association will meet, 8 o'clock, for | Social Oyster House, Twelfth street = s : E the American Soclety, will speak. the annual election, in the rooms of |and Rhode Island avenue northeast. Mar"age Licenses. S TODAY. the Centrul Chiropractic College, 1914 | — Marriago licenses nave been issued to the Washington branch, International | Bethlehem Chapter, No. 17, 0. E. Seventh street. Study class of the United Lodge of | foliowing: Yabor Defense, will meet, $:30 o'ciock, | Will meet for tho purpose of r‘mllerv T Theosophists will meet, § o'clock, at| Reese H. Horsey, jr.. of Snow Hill, Adse &t 1337 Soventh street. ring degrees. Washington Society of Engineers|1731 K street. Public welcofme. | and Ber :x«.;,: Callowiay of Baitimoré, Md: will meet, 8:15 o'clock, at Cosmos | —— of ¢ g TONIGHT. | oThe Richmond Park Citizens' As- | Club. Speakers: Alvin E. Dodd and | The Gen¢ M. Emmet Urell Auxil-|*qfiie? Fisher and Mabel E ns. The Chemieat Sortory of George | 0ciation will meet, 8 o'elock, at Cleve- | Stunrt Chase: fary, No. G, U. 8 °W. V. will give a| X Frankdonewang viner S faglor, e emical Soclety of George|lanq Park Congregational Church, - nefit 500 card perty at Pythian | Eivert “Wiliams and Florence H. 3 Ington University meet in — | The Dahlgren Terrace Community Temple. liam B. Norris. jr.. and Msrtle Abel sreoran Hall at § o'clock, br. H. E. Association will meet, 8 o'clock,.In the S uivatore L Fate of (his oty and Rose Goodwill Council, No. 13, D. of A., | B Fusier of New Noric Gty - - will give a 500 card party at the home ;';;'_f,}.m Gazelis and Iulls Habrs s D ton, 630 B street south- Houghtelin and Mary A, $8.500 i1 Ya 8! S TR SR 0N L Convenient Terms and Up OW did you come to create a community like this?" is a frequent question from the stream of visitors at the village. There's no secret about it. We talked with hundreds of Washington homeseekers. studying and analyzing their desires and needs. Almost with- out exception they sought dwellings that were “different™ homes that would be unmistakably their own and not mere replicas of their neighbors. They wanted good quality and fine workmanship, scaled to a moderate-sized house, in a select environment. They insisted on a convenint location with dential restrictions that would preserve the value and en- joyment of their homes. And they demanded all this at « price which they could meet without undue strain—a price that would provide them a sound property investment as well as a delightful home ¢ * * The answer is FOXHALL VILLAGE, proclaimed by prominent engineers and architects the finest community of moderate - priced group homes anywhere in America! W. & J. SLOANE (of New York, San Francisco and Washington) have completely furnished the attractive EXHIBIT HOME, Reservoir Road. which is open daily until 8 P.M. a resi 7 BOSS Wb PHELPS ' 1417 K Street Main 9300 The aks— PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SGVENTH Largest Men's and Boys' Wear Store in Washington sie Topcoats In order to clean up on our Fancy Cassimere Topcoats for the season, we are placing in this sale all the $30, $35 and $40 topcoats and making one price — twenty five dollars. . Beautiful patterns, nothing ex- treme but most everything in the forefront of the prevailing styles that appeal to men of taste. All serviceable materials. Saks—Third Floor. . Frank W. Ballou will speak be- fore the Connecticut Avenue Citizens' South Washington Citizens’ Associs James C. Gilfc tion will meet, § o'cloc irbroth- er School. Home Widows and Orphans, U Auxiliary to Knights 169, will give a bene- Harvard street. Immaculate John, No. rd party at Tho Roard of reinia D, ave. w.e. Caroline B, Bowie, Rachel Mctwinn, 4 Junius A Smit » | Mary Worthmsgton, Lincoln Colonnade. 61, Gallir ger ¥ Assoclation, & o'clock, in All Souls'| Ford Parish Hali, Cathedral avenue. Chance” A. Braneh and” Cecilia = { botu i Baitimo Thomas, of Mitchelleville, Md., W. V. Association, will meet, o'clock, at Grand Army 1lall A dance under the ausplees of the Deaths RCPO"‘ed Young Men's Hebrew Association will | Nomman W. Taylor, 40 Penna, ave. be given, 9 o'clock, at the “Y" build- mu'":;;"“h G ® 3. the Iowa ing of the association I oy 1 States Soldiers’ —_— Home Hosprtal Unity 6 I street, will be ie” McE. Alien Emergency Hos- ddressed Garnett January, § |Pital : 3 3 Alice L. Lupton. 5%, George Washingtol lock. Subject: “Becomins a Lead- [ Uniierity” ooy tgton Hospital. Hospital so % Brewer, 48, 1443 P et. Celebration by the Holy N Revnolds, K3, 116 W et of its ninth anniversary, § o'clock, teon, w“'“?;";r eed Howital 1 Sponsors of the Home for Widows }\’-1"‘”,“ w . 50, 1619 R st e {1 and Orphans will meet at § o'clock in | g AMRL" Cooper. 34 Georgetown University | | Grand Army Hall, 1412 Pennsylvanta | it 1 ick, 62, St. Llizabeth's Hos- IS} | avenue. pital | b \‘\l'h ama F. R. Whittingto: the Cum- Kenmore ¢ 23, Daughters | *UHIS v yyper. 63, 1301 Newton st. ne. of Americ: J00 card party Annie 1. Harns 64,143 K st. s.e | in Odd Filows' 1 #19 Seventh ertrie R Morrls 61 10i1 B et ce { | street, 8:30 o'clock y Geometows Univer- v - T S A 4800 415t o {81 With an excellent fishing season and Chitea "States Naval |8 | s00d prices, fishermen of Norway are T g prosperous. acaret E . 321 Kennedy . > > - o S l"n:vr E Children’s Hos- . pical Mourning Blacks Dyed ¥ Infant 24-HOUR SERVICE ; Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. £ton Universit and James Studebaker | Pourer Dunbxhlu‘fmrsh : | Cleaned Shampooed Scoured ‘Washed Stored w John J Infant o 416 + Gatne Enterprise Serial Building Association 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 55th issue of stock now open for eubscription, Shares of stock, payable monthly, e per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary cages and Fr P $L00 each, WATCH—Otoher 1 ineton steamboat 2103 Txeh et HAG watch black 1r athe rtmen & mon Getover ma Taber. 1 Hospital Green, 10 Lincoln 239 3 Vhivenity aoa 10 ‘smp savying nunirsnfx arr Pairot, G4 puidcens Hospital o Wil 57 Esptial Howbital Hospita utler, 12 3. 30 min 5,20 min- Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. | l:;,.;ifi’\‘\,..it : 35 h Phone Lincoln 1481 & Lincoln 7638 | Sy 20 00 im0 "BRIGHTEN THE HOME UP e Gain, 60 qun e | needs "attention or renewing. You'll find “Iubereutosis That s ‘so doing it will righten the home up—No “worry or Inconvesience - attached | MUILEL < 2128 24 st - ncer Howpital CORNELL WALL PAI’ER CO. | ERrereran Homital 714 13th St. atterson. 54, 4427 Sheriff ! Chambers Furnishes a $250 | Funeral for | — - == Tanther. with bone_ biickls of | rotsl_on TRUh &t between M and Jef [J| and a $500 One for $250 f} i roic oo 25t & il i | Chambers d not charge for BILLFOLD—R; n steer hide taining D). every little thing he does. Cham- C. driver's permit an bers” ambulance service is the best } other papers: valuabic only il and te lowest” price. | frard, RS Philina, 215 ¢ { in 055 ! lease return to The Brown Stone o Widmyes | Funeral Home of mm(x)f © lovers' knot ! | somewhers ; W. W. Chambers Co. ff i i ai H 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. i i Phone Col. 432 1 = e Eoodle losi Sundas. 1405 Pa. & | OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS |50\ i oy s Now Located in Our Own Bldg. | hud collar on® Ander o \ | 922 14th St. [ 481 hildren’s pet.” Reward. elluer | Opposite Franklin Park { CLAFLIN [ B L . 20 | ey Est. 1889 o 1_on silver o th_and. Fand Optometrists I care Dlack cor City Club W Capital Traction car. Mos > m»i s reallaConginntioifnes FOUNTATY P ] Kraved on aide: rewa H | FRATERNITY b1 : | (@ | rubies and pearls: Monday evening: reward: i ]t ll _P Call Clove. 1760 after 6 pam. - 01% HOUND—In C r County. 1 5 B Ericit. Rt Wiee Lolioniue: socate i O —to ha ) - @] De Criext. fonsin ave., < A | oo have Colbert re- (@] e Cricet. 3535 Wisconsinave, Vearh bl C 2 place or madernize uugh T By Hazel . Vas that inefficient heater 2 chair 7. Con- = it o inome SWETEL S et o 00 16 S { coal scarce and expen- ._containing kevs and $2_ Krep I | sive, there's Tittte econ- 3 return bag to 010 B et n i omy in running an un- bag. between 1420 | N satisfactory heating Reward." Bannister. 430 17th se. systenw. = gy — = d 5 Tk Detw ) G [We repair furnaces of and 18th. w“-‘fi oo bATy TR S every type—instal] the OVERCOAT (bov'e) taken by mistake Ties: s - 5la at 'St cater. Pleae reti b"t' ‘\)";"L“e’m‘ a4 " aat .’1.’;”1("‘;'&0: Theater. 507 Uih st receive e water s Lot | i€ Maurice J. Colbert §|>:=: ; 7. Fort Humphreys. e Heating—Plumbing—Tinning CH GISTER. > AB grade school. Monday morning 621 F Street Phone Main @) fr 4 & &8 grace who lxlr‘ngu)ey Nt 30163017 B} 4nuh . n.c, “Blease return to 1" R, Giddines School, G t.. bat. drd an std. se.an. AAEERRRARRSIRRRBARERAL | riceive o revard (Tience. 4707 Rade st | hec 4t the head of 4Rth . 3¢5 ob chan " Washingt [ CASES and wrist wa esterday HOMES :reward. ~H. Gause, 633 F & WATC zoing_tror eI oRY ol o tween 10 and 11 a.m. Wednesday: !‘E“nrd. 318t & Rodman sts B renac Winston. Apt. £4. the Portner. o ptheIadl ey o o WRIST WATCE s gold Elain. mins @ Btk West of Gous. Awe) strap on Thurnin.vwo:d{fir’i‘c‘ha};av Please return - 5 . 5 T inus d diamond, An inspection will convince rundu)chofl(;lhré 18, n:: ‘.‘?I-I.?."-r é’g"’n’;‘i v S i-de- W' Iy . and . I. ave. ewa you that these new semi-de P Tetimed o' Berry & Whittore oo 1 1h tached brick homes are the §|\hd"FTow. b st investment in home WRIST WATCH—Hamilton, Sunday: filled l:;]:lts today. < Ao Lnr»: tl:(rlél‘ed A, x%fi H. Reward. 2045 - bion st Cleve. 2 3 . . WRIST WATCH—Gold. on flexible &reen You are cordially invited to i guld” bracelet “in Rfaito Fheairs” edwenn mspec(gfl!csc hn]m:s today be- -‘r,;;gj;;;':;;gmx L T B R tween 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Adams 472 p PEARL AND DIAMOND C.-H.SMALL & CO.|| BROOCH —Circle _of _pearls with inner circle of diamonds Builders—Realtors. set in platinum; size one inch in Main 6861 diameter; liberal reward. Lost 925 15th St. N.W. between October 6 a +Telephone Bethesda 11, nd 18. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast| and Geodetic Survey.) -1 Today—Low tide, 4:50 a.m. and 4 p.m.; high tide, 10:23 a.m. and 10:42 | p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide. 5:40 a.m. und 44 pm.; high tide, 11:12 am. and 11:34 p.m. he Sun and Moon. y—Sun rose, 6:23 a.m.: sun sets, 2 pan Tomorrow—sSun rises, 6:24 a.m.; sun sets, 5:20 pan Moon rises, 10:21 s.m.: sets, 8:26 p.n District of Columbia—Cloudy and | warmer tonight and tomorrow, prob- | ably light rain tomorrow: moderate | south and southwest winds. i Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to. probably light rain tomor- | and in west portion late 1o night; warmer tonight and in east portion tomorrow. Virginia—Inereising cloudiness, 1 ably followed by light rain tomorro and in extreme west portion late to. night; slowly rising_ temperature West Virgin, Light rain lnxflgln‘ and tumorrow; warmer tonight Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., midnight, 41; 3 & pam., am., 40;| suromet 4 pm 30.03; midnight, 30.0 ., § am., 30.02; noon, | Highest temiperature, 53, oceurred at | noon today | Lowest temper 37, | at 4 a.um. today. | Temperature sam > last year— | Highest, 52; lowest, 37 “ H Condition of the Water. i | Temperature ana condition of the | © | water at C at Falls today at 8 a.m. . | Temperature, condition, muddy. ‘Automoblle lamps to be half hour after sunset “P.Ilher n Various Ci = Temperature. x.. zhted o | 3 | | ** avpamoreg e Tex, 3018 Attanta 7T 507% | Atlantic Gty g 300 02 Clea | H0.1% v { sday.) « Weather. Rt pitation— ut. Depar € Wheat area 01 thern wheat a o4 -5 08 3 | | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | The Big Sisters of the District will | | meet Friday, 8 p.m., at St. Patrick’s | | re | Benning-Glendak-Oakland (' Association will meet '\mmhw« School. izens’ rrow at the Phi Gamma Delta Graduate C| Il&l»l!r i will meet at luncheon tomorrow, p.m., at Untversity Club. Kit Carson Post, No. 2, Department | of Potomac, will meet tomorrow, 2 p.m., at Grand Armn Hall, Society will meet | Saturday, S p.n., in assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. Speakers, Vernon Bafley and Mrs. Agnes Chase. The Biological The Order of Lafayette will an entertalnment in memory of the birth anniversary of Gen. Lafavette tomorrow as the Washington Club. i Keane Council's 500 Club will have | its first card party of the season to- | morrow, $:30 pm., in the K. of ¢ clubhouse. season October %30 pam., in the ballroom of the Willard Hotel. Comdr. | Richard E. Byrd, U. & N. who { was with Capt. MacMillan on his trip 1 to the far north, will speak. Dancin. Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman of the fine arts department of the ). C. Fed eration of Women's Clubs, invites all who are interested to meet her at| the Corcoran Gallery of Art Satur- day, 2 p.m., to study the centennial exhibition of the Nationul Academy of Design. Births Reported. '3 rchie B. and Marie Watkins, boy Walter M. ‘and Mary Fullerton, toy Charles S. and V ’l [3 Da R AU o John andi Emma L. B Domenico T Rickert: 1 Velyn Brown, boy i JOIn’S. And Beesio M. Rhodes, Do Charles' s ima C. Bryant, bov. Willm T, ‘and Viela Wilkersdn, D | Frank T, and Cecelia M. Cinotti; eirl. | Charles W. B, Jones, boy. | Lawrence W. and K Joseph . and He | Anthony ‘and Amelia Natoli. hoy. | Riymond “W. 500 Markaret sttton, | Calvin € and Tefia S, Martin. bos: Harvey M. and Heien ¥ o | William M. and Margaret E. R: Fles | arl Al &irl § Tor. | dward anl Beriba D Kauifm: | A Mae L. Willett, boy. | ton McD- and Mars M. Cox girl Ira N, and Addie Johnson, girl Robert H. and Paitine V. Rogers, girl. David ¥. and Catherine H. Jamieson, | James and_Anna Harley. ‘boy. John and Emma Lofty. boy James and Nannie Simms. £ir] Jonn M. and Juanita Conway. b Addison” and Moarie Wran, g1l Tenton T. and Golden ReAbee. bos Avoid cnd Lottie Jackson. b Earle and Alice White, girl, Aaron andSusie Butlér. girl. Robert and Blanche Kimbrough, girl William and Blanche Ward, girl Medell and Mamie Pann-Ji, " girl James A. and Evelyn Paniing. arlton and Rose Miller, girl. Alohonso and Pearl Brooks, girl. an illiam E. T, and M William T Archibald ‘A .md\.nn,m Rice. John F. and Dorothy Cook. Yasukichi and Takako Yatabe. Albert ‘and Lillian Small. be Ruseell and ] James A an Narra and Margaret ¥ George and Louise Chapn sirl. | | | | oy 2 Tincoin and Annie Joimeon, Fenjamin and Gladss Le James £, and Gertrade Mason. gir! Grorge and Rebecca Washington: boy The Norwegian whaling catch for 1924 has just been disposed of at good prices. The Kentucky Society will open its [ HINBAC aelay. [Gotobes WARE. ) ity Hom: ; e : anior 3 AP e, R BENNETT flsday. Outoter et 1ol % : i ut Se Thur =da: 30 b EY GRDER BUCKEY. *THE The membe of Oldest Inhami attend the funeral d member. THOMAS Ia Memoriam. OBE. ELIOT BURK WRIGH favsmN ASHLEY. | pH 1 i | What hapoy dave we ones « H Buat, o 1 t - ol EakProN LoxEiA Kornrr axi i A O B . ! 1 CHURCH. 15 reues Rochest ! cart SRR i g RIT M . [ evstarn. 1 o \u‘,‘«r“‘ AB0, & : o \ TARD : cunerT. - | EpvONSTON. Lol | FowrER There sad me : ; < lfll\} G A‘l\ 1 e i PARENTS . | LOGEMANN FAL = A A re tives il el - | mECKERT HYNSON e B | ‘_‘,”. . ¥ b s KETTLER, Sondas P EN . LYTTI t . bl" IS, . SOL. beloved hushand « Reral 7 irited : Alexandria. ESIUS. aged 83 {fier Of Hane Matiheais, Flancral v Betoser 22, 4t 11 an MAYO. Departed this life Monday, Octobe i 2 at Gallinger H pital. FRAN Robinson & h st. n.w " at Jobhn | —— —~ = Ak | 75 T xi| — FUNERAL DIRECTOR ral % b ey | Joseph F. er;h s Sons Jri miroh: Bk Cree (15aac miBCE D e . - PATTERSON, Doparted this X 3014 M ST. N.W g G A Aabms 1%, i ne e ¢ o WILLIAM T. PATT S S W “Gawler Service freuiandte 01 itk Binple Ler Homkin: sl Discetors. Stace 1858 o'clock Wednes 17 enna } OIS N Aenion Sasts v Octoper 92 Da ATWT VR (October 2o, @t pm, “Relw: | T Timothy Hdnlon PIERCE. idenls. Octoher 10, 1095 at | 641 H ST NE.__ Phon 3 5:40 b athls madences 138 Mlahéma | T CHAS. S. ZURHORST e SoL EANT CAPITOL 1 bt SRS st o ol bitonn Livesin ava i B A oot at Cedar o E HE Cometery ey in Connection. ~Commuctous BICHARDSON, Mongar. Qctober 16 2 Pa. fR i e JAMES, beioved hu of Mary ( Quick. Dignificd s vice. Andsor g e, 4t Iis lat W. Deal & Co.. 25 % e Srox LINCOLN R amobile Serv s o faviied | Frank Geier’ s Sons Co. RICHARDNG Members of Division No.| 3113 SEVENTH ST, X i gAnient Order of Hinernians, "t notic e Main 2473 Bod 0 gnd equsated 1 Sitend the Tures o Brother TAMES. HAARDEON “iom | = T, F. COSTELLO o Tite rentonce- ST Hidevand . b e e N S DTGAY, o |_172s x. caP. s NOR | RUDDY. Tuesd: October 20, § at Hamton, Va,, ROBERT I beloved hus Wm. H. Sardo & COA band of Mae A. Rudd: Funeral from the | 412 H ST. N “ Lincoln 524 chape “of Thonias S. October 1011 71 i pm ment 4t Ari RUSS. October 17 ELIZABETH A Weakley, aunt of Mz | L rmmv cerviess at h e sat \'m)m' Went o his eternal rest \»““x’"' the mocgerors el ay. October aut Georg with the origina < it iversiiy Hokpital ent UEURDERS. Feloved Rashand sad. e et 025 1009 H St. N.W. Flnoral from his Iate residence; 420 Sth e vs0 st. n.e. Fridas. Octob 5. at 2:30 pm. Intermént at Glenwood £y FUNERAL DESIGNS. | | SCOTT. Departed this_life, suddenly P = day. ‘Octover 18 1 7:45 pm., Kev. | 00 14th St N.W FORN WSS Rndband. of 0 | Geo.C. Shaffer ) . T e | CHOICE FLORAT, EMBLEMS. Mai 5 Abraham, Adi Woor Grorgs Wi | CQIGE R u s o | aL_MOD : 3 . from Campvell Ao M. F Prompt Auto Delivery Servioe h! t"h Nichols'_ave. - Artistic—exi: r;..», rexpensiye. = Rl Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. btered " BLACKISTONE'S - Floral “Blanket Sprays” . ‘dearly’ beloved hushand of B 5 vd son of James Ware. brother of erber Ware. Pearl Chitton and Clarencn other relatives and riends survive him And Ot Beautiful Floral Designs af T B Sl ‘We Specidlize in Flora! o s I A g Des|q| > at Moderate !;'xmer.tl from FEb r-lces Ko ai ol ol Ladte, oo | F lorists Aot Al EWilLanE e B | T HSTS NV MAIN 6953 ' »