Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. » - 1. S. HIRSCHMAN DEAD; | |RITES FOR E. E. BRITTON R R AR YR AU AR RLRLR LR e | AR | S R e I Succumbs After TIllness of Six 1 WALz ¥ from Northeast Corner 7th and G Sts. THE GREATEST, MOST District of Columbia—Fair tonight, SR minimum temperature near freezing. W Aas Long Active in Press Club and Months—Came to City From tomor rily cloudy. with risin Secretary to Daniels During e thwest winds. Baltimore. ) Partly 1dy tonight the World War. 7 e and tomorrow, slowly rising tempera- | Joseph S. Hirschman, 52 vears old, ture tomorrow; moderate west and| The funeral of Edwz chant of this city for the 1 southwest winds. | correspondent of the rs, died at his residence, 1751 | Virginia ¢ tonight; tomorrow |and Observer, who ast night. Death Wos | partly ¢ v warmer in west | Will be held orrow at 1 p.m. from from which e | portion; gentle variable winds. ISt Thomas' Episcopal Church. Burial had been suffering for six months, it | % | will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. The e | Record$ for 24 Hours. | Masonic Lodge will have rge of Mr. Hirschman came to Washington | Thermometer—4 p.m. 8 the rites and Mr. Bri will be from Baltimore and opened a business 12 midnight, 35; 4 a.m. ‘m.,| burled in his Knight Templar uni establishment at 803 Pennsylvania . 33) noon, 46 form. venue. He was a member of the | ometer—4 | Afr. Britt s 1l secret s 2 midnight, 3 4 30.30. | to Se c f iels durin He leaves his wife, a i Mr: : 0.36; noon, 30.4 i il He was for many | ora Cohen 4 . v o ember of the rerature, 46, occ e P member - Leonard H , all of i et which will be rer | two brothers, Adolph and Leon Hirsch ¢ a commit man, and three sisters, Mrs today schit: rs. Sarah Kahn empe; S l is the secre- | perature same date last year— Lottie Lichtenstien, all of B Highest, o4r jowpone Jate last year—| vy of the Southern Memorial ) Funeral 3 will be % ¢ 4 2 Stonewall J at the Ada N Congons % Condition of the Water. tery tomorrow morning g emperature and condition of the Interment will be in that cemetery 3 8 am Falls—Tem . | verature, 42; condition, muddy ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | oy s . Tide Tables. | TONIGHT e e e CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. jodality will ‘give a et 3 | The Gen. Charles Doyen Unit American Wome: tonight, § p.m S Pflegler, southe LAMP OFFER EVER MADE IN WASHINGTON iperature, 29, occurred | NAC BRANCRE membe ot o e Alumnae.| ER 4 3 | fit of the ) | Today—Low tide, 9:50 a.m. and o'clock, @ 18 p.m.; high tide, 01 a anc | Willard Hotel. o : Ak e - 5 Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:38 a.m. and Washington (¢ ; 3 1 o . Dimeion couned SaR[1L0S pm high tide, am. and| Capitol Hill W Hall, 918 Tenth street.| ' —> P™- : HON R R rind s % S5i1 rettenhiaTite The Sun and Moon. 3 el ‘The Negro )u!;l l; lism* will be b 3 SRS R Hiirs Develop- ‘“".\v : A the subject of a lecture. ‘ s Prof Alain Locke, former prof : philosophy at Howard U ; ; a5 | OB headquarters of Lea or Industeial! 52 Lo velcome democracy, 1 fieat” Dancing ited one- and music. T r acing | after s t Sergeant Jaspy ridge Lamp and Shade (All Complete and Ready for Use) 5 Just in time for the holiday ° season! The most stupen- dous, most startling offer yet made, quality considered! And as is to be expected, = Pay 50c a Week! MARX is the one to make it! We Want More Credit Accounts _ That’s why we are offering these beautiful lamps at such a nominal price. . Besides, if you want one for a Christmas gift, we will gladly hold it for you. KOCH hueha Col . Unite »anish W, meet, 8 o'clock, at avenue southeast (o] 11l 'k View Citizens' Associ SO L ¢t the e of A. Reming . 8 o'clock, in Pa : s Rhee Stueet I EANAHAN School. Miss Mabel B 5 2 s one of the speakers. Community Center has t for the dedication exercises ;s um it | Alban R . Jose Rizal, Filipine m 4:30 to O LOROYEON LN Fourth sl t i St. Vincent's 0O have a s S o'clock and ¢ commeno; Vincent's. Srent s b priewci - o3 o Card ot Thanks. “Delinquenc the subject of A. Deviin Metropolit Here’s Your Opportunity!!! Th;iZmT No better time than now to secure that handsome lamp you’ve wanted so long! And only $6.95! And ONLY 50c Five feet high. Artistically de- A WEEK! 4 signed and turned. Polychrome in black and gold. Heavy base to prevent tipping and finished to E match. Adjustable bridge arm, L 2 q__k—‘ i key socket, 3-foot cord. A 77222772, The Shade 13-inch oval shape. Top of silk georgette, semi-plaited, trimmed with antique; po silk and tinsel braids, lined with een. 5-inch two-tone fringe over picoted val- ance. Variety of color combina- tions from which to choose. ONES. MRS, LOLA CLARA DEUVER The Washir s stiihs anae 2 Married. American Inst it Miamu, F % o will 3 rtment re ; Application of 2 Dacer : 0 0d Deaths. marines.” A sec L ; i E ; ground Conductors 2 2 T. M. Roberts, The i recital, | tiona1 v roce: schol fund of t : As. Northeast P : MeCHESNEY pen meet n Hote Sternberger of New Y Other features. Py RRtRRtRtR ARt R Rt R R Rt ARt R Rt tR R R tR AR AR tRtRtRRIRRtRLR. . oo will meet, § o'clock ' 1 t Emers H Commissioner Fenning wi 5 v ARD E T e i e e i i e e e e e T T T T i e e pe e e s T o o e e i i O {1 g i 1 - e i A e i shington T n Bacteriolc N8 e /8| Dinner dance a , = z s : Dancing, 9 o'clock Demonstrations daily this week > A\§| Dancing loct TREDALE. mato—Vlack Yoly iR it reward. 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