Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 7

THE 'DISEASE PREVENTION | | BY HOSPITALS SEEN BODIES RECOVERED e —_— | Doctor Declares Institution for ROCKWOOD, Tenn., Octobe! P, 3 s pose Wi Be Great T iRoaiza ar rhuE oriie (senan | 2 EuzposeWouT e Forward Step. buried in an explosion at the Rock. T | with Beason. Stilwell, ters on the second floor of the station, | BURGLAR SUSPECT s ot S PIERCED BY BULLET a dark form soen I.,'!'l"’S'l..:'\'l'r il occupying qua Filling Station Man Sends Negro] to Hespital as Police Capture | Two as Pals. wood Iron Co.'s coal mine here last Julv were recovered early today. A heavy fall of coal encountered and It is feared the remaining bodies may lie beneath it. The bodies re covered were identified Samuel Doughty, R Wilson and Bernard ed. Vincent Beason, B 1424 Thirty-sixth street, is ition at Georgetown pital from @ bullet left shoulder near the late last night by D. H > of a filling station st By the Associated Press LOUISVILLE. Ky October — Dr. Ho! Childs ‘Carpenter of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to day looked into the future eventing instexd of ©: In an address pre. ed for delivery hefore the American Hospital Associs in national meet inz he said he sking forward in the near futine time when some October progressive hoard of n tus Tower: wide-nwake medical staff, rdinn P cide to turn over a well-equipped hos. ¢ here t pital to the prevention of disease, week on a ising its entire resou s to this end. charge of murderin Capt Arthur Patfents woald nof admit Haywood Clews while the vessel was purp The staff Antwerp. < looked dazed its whole time and ene le the char o prevention of di A hospital. he those Limburg Green as of in hi spine. inflicted Stilwell, in ch Wisconsi ict line. Beason was while tryinz to enter the station 1@ window that had Leen *jim- just James Thoma across the . Ship's Mate Jailed as Slayer SOUTHAMPTON, "."( ) .- Thomas Au; first officer of the (- liner Melita, was and remanded f one and, y Lawrence and Lewis F s, alleged to have been with were arrested by Lieut. H. H and Policeman M. J. Hall and over to Deputy riff Stanley af Mont County. Md dmitted being Hley. aw, would For the outdoor man THIS IS IT TheHart Schaffner & Marx ulster Shoulders are wide; collar is wide; lapels are wide; the skirt of the coat is longer and narrower; it makes you look tall and husky; it keeps you warm and saves your money Copyright 1925 Hart Schaffner & Marx Raleigh Haberdasher Thirteen Ten F St. and saw | EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 23, 192 ! ! street . with | would de | tion d for [ nual convention o} do | S | Denlee ballroom, | Ninth iwas successtul. {made to determine if it suff | $333223333338233338228333: 288sese s esseesessesesstessssessessssssss g: SO se e sss e ssss e sssssssesssssssssnsseessssssastsssssssssssssssssesssssssssss i § E H D. C.,, FRIDAY. more than any one other thing to stir can be prevented, and that “with our R 2 i present knowledge, practically all the| R, F. Zogbaum Famous as Illus-| diseases of childhood can be elimi-| o trator of Military Books. nated. Dr. Carpenter's address described| ypy yoRi October 23 UP).—Rufus | Fairchild Zogbaum, 76, widely known the public nurse as the greatest in- strun ) cf gl ey author, war correspondent and fllus | trator of military and naval subjects, | podls immediate suggestion was'that | hospital co P - -ahould_jconduat | died of heart disease yesterday in his - | home. Mr. Zog aminations for adulis once a vear: school children every six months 5 . o idren | lonths Born in Charleston, S. C., dren every three months| "% ae ‘to™New' York with his ! parents when he was 4. He studied and for infants once a month. -~ art and subsequently toured Europe, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. studying the military systems of Ger v - 0 e .| many, France, Belgium and zland The Petworth Woman's Club wit ™%, 0TS (B0 G or bim that give an entertainment October 30 745 s 3 strator he had few 745 pam., at Joppa Lodge, 4209 Ninth :"”«]\mmm illustra ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |{ TODAY | Carl Patton, pastor of First Congzregational Church at « {Angeles, will speak at 4:45 o'clock at |the First Congregational Church. Pub. | Highest, [lie invited i ict of Columbia and Maryland—— ing cloudiness, followed by raln late tonight or tomorrow; some- | | what warmer; moderate southeast and south winds. Virgini; tomorrow, tonight; to fresh s howers e tonight except fair on the rising temperature; moder; theast and south winds. West Virginia—I somewh warmer tonizht, colder tomorrow aft | ernoon in west portion Records for Twenty-f Therm, Hou S pomn., S aam neter 4 i1 . 40; 4 pm.. 4 a.m.. 36 3 am 4 pm., 2 midnight. 29.95 30.05; noon, 30.08 Highest temperature. 50. ocenrre the | noon today. Lowest temperature L today tate p.m Municipal Coun N will meet tom Pythian Temple. . Royal w8 Arcanum, pa.. at Dr will the lec- to an Octobe onage. § of officer P last year th street. delegates Went and Con Temperature ter today at ¢ mperature. dition of the lls at 8 a.m . muddy TONI( and ion of ¢ Assoc Mo fu the Beardenoun | Building izens' Association 8, Py, at Thomson | el 5 = M. Macdonald, judze | 55 F1€F SO Court: Miss Clara W. He = = bert of the Pubiic Library. and Rich:| A Tom Thumb w edding ceremony ard Mansfield, ca mist, will speak. | will be performed at the Metropolitan Election of office, [M. E. Church for the benefit of the | primary department of the Sunday chool. Master Franklin Donnella | _ Tomorrow—Low tide b | will take the part of the groom and(7:#3 p.m. high tide, I Margaret Bittenger will be the bride.| 1:05 p.m. The Fede eder condit Tide Tables. (Furnished by United and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 636 a.m »m.; high tida, 12006 pm. and 6:45 John Calder of Boston will speak tomorrow, 4:45 p.m., at the First Con- gregational Church. Public invited. The Red Triangle 0 uting Club will give a Halloween dance October 31,| 845 p.m., at the Blue Triangle Hut, Twentieth and B streets. The Tivoli dance and and am am. The Sun and Moon. ters of the District \nn\ Sun ro: . in’the rectory of St. A sun se Today 2; 519 pam. Tomorrow meet, | Patrick's The Boys’ &l d | Baptist Chu Sun rises 6:26 a.m Independent Band will cert, 8 o'clock. in Fifth | ch astime Club will give tomorrow. 9 p.m., at the 1517 R street. Visit Moon rises 12 Automobile | haif hour aft Weather p.m.: sets 10:20 p.m amps to be lizhted one. sunset ors welcome. strict Council, Loyal Ladies of the num. will meet. 8 o'clack ) Temple. Initiations The Women's A of Georgetown nEvacionsldiies in Church will hold a rum and O streets absence of Dr will conduet servi on “The Temple Simon. Rabhi and will | a Social In ihe Kronman speak Center hth mbda Nu Sorority will give loween dance October 31, in the Virginia room of the Lee House « The Frolic Club will formal dance tomorrow Hotel. Weather . will it the Scot- | — from 5| An all evening. | A} = Atlanti. The District Chapter, American War | Baitimor Mothers, will meet, % ‘o'clock, in the | Brminghan 0 o0 Lee House. Mrs. George G. Sefbold | pamars 200 will preside. avel Chaptes have a dinner s tish Rite Ca to 7 ve an in- at the ind dancing - In the absence of Dr. Sim Kronman will conduct service: temple tomorrow. His sermon will be, “Conviction and Courage. Bethlehem Chapter, No. S.—A minstrel show, Jithel Nelson is chairman, will be held in Northeast Masonic Temple for the benefit of the dormlitory fund. Prieloudy cloudy Cleur Temple Committee, | | No. 30, will give a at 1111 K street OLE [ one Mrs. United Hope Chapter party, 8:15 0'c 500 | Cimteland | Bt 4 Piteo 7. of which There will be publ County, Maple Park, meeting of the Re.|F Club Montgomery ')hl . = . at Community Hall, | H ici i and Tulip avenues, Takoma Vicious Dog Is Killed. M A stray dog vesterday afternoon at tacked William McGrier, colored, 47 931 Dismer court thwest, at and D streets The animal then turned upon William H. Easton 28 years, 1701 Park road, but was cilled by Policeman Sinclair of the first precinet before the second effort Cleveland Park Association John Eaton The Community o'ciock. at School will meet Sehool. ana | vears, Maud Sued Third Time. JATTLE. Wash., October 23 (#) A third libel action against Raold Amundsen’s ex motorship Maud was brou Ay when the Winslow M ay and Shipbuilding Co.. 2 debt of $2.383.24 for unpaid m 1 and la-| bor, filed claim in the “our The famous ship now lies attached in Union Bay. The two previous libel filed inst the owner. I : £$5.751.39 and 33333333333233333333332. LOre 3018 loration An examination of the dog will he 4 from Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 Ma\ riage Lxcen=e< < have been T Don’t Pay Your Neighbors’ Bills That’s what you do when you buy on credit The store that sells on the in- stallment plan must safeguard of Rockville, Antonio Nasuti uan’ F. Mo Births R(‘poxlcd At itself against the inevitable losses occasioned by those who fail to pay their bills in full. The only way to do that is to make the margin of profit so large that those who do pay will pay enough to offset those losses. Gets Army Com Lloyi R. Manni avenue. has heen War Department fir lenten: 1 the Quartern e Corps in the ve Corps of the Army sion. ~. 3100 Connect appointed by e That means credit prices are ) tremendously greater than need be if goods were sold for cash only. FOUND. PIN: foun Call (ot —Small female. vi Sth et mowe b Petwo LOS red. with contents $10 reward. ' M ornia st n.w with hone huckle of par on 1Rth <t. between M and Jeffereon { Dl Reward if returned to 1824 Jefferson nl CHANE™~ PURSF—Containing o about 80 cente and Yale kev. A 1001 K n.e. Phone Line CLASE RING ington room coln 4 CLOTH PURSE A comparison will show what a difference there is—a differ- ence that means a cash saving for you. BEADED BAG taxi tacd BE rots lost in 5. D. D, orth R tokens ress Mra g8 Call Lin- Sigmund’s is a cash store. We buy for cash and sell for cash. Your saving is a very genuine one—and amounts to many dollars on every garment you buy here. Just think how that multiplies in a season. Reward nots: re. Franklin COLLIE ward s DOG 1th st DOG White with _tan “nw. Phone tomale St nard. vellow Nellie. No_ 10210, e, Lincoin male Phone An Reward lice pup: straved Kreager. Lincoln 4 Y FGLASSES —Boy's jor please return fo HAL FRATERNITY P pa: “R.P. of pin T furn 1o 16 FI'R PIE Theater 1 Adame 1483 SSES horn-rimmed. William B. Rock rpward. 409 4th at. n.w ey tortoise-shell rim. on Milit BRI Ml mall. Phi Slgma Kan inscrihed on the hack Finder re. Our lay-by plan renders the same service as credit—without imposing the terrific penalty of overcharging. Here you are free to select Coat, Dress or whatever you want, of Sig- mund’s superior quality, and— with a very small deposit—it is held in reserve for you. At The Tivol Call Linc on 13th 227 th st. between vard returned to 1625 6th <t. n.w ETROPOLITA' E ber 20, Reward Return 10 Jas. H 73522 Reward. Return 281 TR, lost from automobile Wedneaday night. Mail auto o 1730 1th at. n.w nd_18th Hidoek G st license nd bapers PURSE—Br 13th _and nearls. Rew BLE FUR—Retum_ar communicaty, Box 57. Fort Humphress. Va. Reward. 2 “RRIFR—Wire ha white wi and tan head Reward night Pay cash—and be independent! Sigmund’s oo | R Tl o e 908 464 & cui\..( st.: reward. 1207 Clifton . §38332238332338388833232323338828228388882288882328288882818282883822828883:383828\ $3833388888883883288383883838888828833238888832823238323333233 | Former Star Printer o | Daughte in fady's | 1t | and | ROBERT H. RUDDY DIES. War Veteran Expires. Robert i1 idy. for 1 print of the mn the Urited St Hampton. Va ng illn Ruddy August 4 everal years and divd Home a lin ars old. by The activ suffering than Tuesds He was 49 v wi mployed and was a il alvsis more ) & treated at \ Reed Hospital for several mont and was removed to the <oldiers’ Hon Hampton. abont fonr nady was a I\l mt He came s prior 1 St with the while. Tl ish-American W He is survived I M A Ruddy Marion E. Rudd five uel Ruddy of Buff | Ruddy of London and Joseph Ruddy aind Albert Ruddy of Clevelan ind sisters, Mrs. Alfred son of Georgetown. ¢ Mrs, Wil linm Mercer of Kin! anada. and Mrs mrad Weiffenbach of Grana native of Butte o this city employme d at his Her f the having work Washingte A member Veter hix widow daughter brothers lo. N Canads of Cort Span Mis Miss Sam Tames William Ohia Ohio Wat Iy o he ausp Spanist | American War Veterans | ducted at the chapel of i on. undertaker, thi ment will be i alibearers were chosen sonnel of the composing The Star ‘MRS A.P. V. BURKE DIES. Was of Ladies. Long Manager Home for 0ld Anna P. V old. f the | Baptist Mrs nderpoel many ptist Home member of the gers of the W Asviug I street fl became visit Bers linger! last Summer | nephew. Moncur ‘l Lower Sarar | Mes. Burk Dolly Madi lness Lake, N memi m Chapt the Ameri Reve tion and of the First Baptist Church | . She survived I her hushand { Moncure Burke: hei nephew. Mr. three aunts. Mrs. Alexander Shepard. Mrs., Andrews ¢ B and M Eliza) 1 Clarke, ar Harold Vanderpoe ernoel Whan of New d William Vanderpoeel N, J the Tnily hurch. this W. Weeks of Richmond. \a ompany in Ne vinal « Mis Morse Lams ot d:hanks BOYD. FAMILY THE FREDERICK TILP AND FAMILY Bzaths Thursiay. October Sundiy. Friends and Tuesday at 9:15 pm.. at ber 34 Gresham st now Christian faith. [DA owelk and Ehzabet ter of Mary Pettis. Annie B Rosa Jackson | imas. Rev. B. and Ju their loss. Bantist Church. 13th sts. now pastor. Sunday. October terment at Harmony Cemetery DEAL rh residence, X RRY. hu donaid more ' | Automobile Funera 1am 2o from” ner late Saturday " Richmond ba | FERGUSON Prince Hall heteby notified ViA from res Stmw e of he Oetober FLE ing and Funeral s funeral home Saturday. October U at Arlinston Na ather of services at the W York ave. n.w Interme Satlirday at 12:30 o' clock p.m. attending the fonerai JACOB'A. FLENMING COLBORYN. Secretary lile “Fuesday. Octo HOBAN. aged 60) an. * He lea October 2 for the | HOBAN. ber devot mourn Sister hrother Charlotte Octol ooy sther of Ed Holman Darotiy funeral Friday, Darlors October and Spanish [ HUNTINGTON. a veteran | Gon £ B uidon o TNGTON. Fune: of her daughter. Mrs G 3504 Woodiey road. Satwe diy. October at 10 am_ Interment Arlinston. ¢ e omit flowers.) JAMES. T 20 192 fir residence JAM October 16 ! Otho James. * Fune 3 < nf Colum e R Rrother WIT PO E i of the death AN 0 DAVIS Ex B WILLIAMS EANHAM. e 1 Md bt AL Inte MADIG AN, 1 LiAM J MADIG WIFE CaR » years DANHAKL GIBSON JASPER HIS LOVING ‘W LEE. 1| . B HARRY LEE Oetor PALMER PALMER. o 1 - a ANN WILSON ihrance of o DATGHTER ~EMPLY IAN LEE. * FLIZA are DAPGHTER CE BUCKLFY emem N o LOVING DREX soreg. Dat'c IS Wit MARY SOPER nice « i ERCY A, SO D BROTHER the memors HIS MOTHER. NETT STRIVERS. WATTS, ARTHUR HARRY MARY WAT 15, 18 hat ha JAMES T. 317 Pa. A Mol Chgpet » V.L. 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