Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1926, Page 9

" R. F. HARVEY’S SON FUNERAL DIRRCTORS 157 COLUMBIA LOWEST PRICES WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING” In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. __Lincoln 239 Don’t Forget to Order The Star When you are ready to start on your vacation ar- range with the business office to have The Star—Evening and Sunday—forwarded to your vacation address. Its daily arrival will keep you in touch with what is going on at home and the address can be changed as often as you change your location. YOll Neuer Kuow When You'll Need Us ‘We are nlwl{l day_or nighi g3 pond to your cail fore realize our »nnnblmytu; all do- wccted pertest bttty hrvlce. “Model enapel frivaio ambulance and livery " in " connection. Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia— Evening indss Evening. suntay . 75¢ 50c 25c . 235c 15¢ '10c One month. . One week. . All other States—— Qe month. ... .. oo bnenis 10D One week....... 30c James T. Ryan Mortician 317 Penna. Ave. S.E. < Lincoln 142 75¢ 25¢ 35¢ 10c o, o July Reduction Sale! ! Entire Stock of Imported Linen and Palm Beach Suits ! . Reduced to | 31375 Every Suit Silk Piped, French Faced, Finest Tailoring " Irish, Holland and Belgian Linen Suits, Plain Weaves, Hopsack Weaves and Stripes, Palm Beach Suits in dark shades and natural col- ors. Sizes to fit all men, tall men or stout men. No Alteration Charge ‘Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street o /- - feel the difference - New lubricating oil shows gas saving of 17.97% REDS of road tests on many types of cars and trucks prove that the new “Standard” Motor Oil gives astounding results. A 2% ton Mack truck, for instance, run 1,572 miles from September 24th to October 22d, 1925, showed 22.8% increase in oil mileage; 17.9% increase in gas mileage; smoother oper- ation at all «peeds; no carbon accumulation; better all *round lubrication. Qg ot These results can be verified in your.own car. Just get your crank-case filled at a “Standard” 2 You can actually feel the difference. STANDARD OIL COMPANY I(New Jersey) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Goldefiberg's SOTH SIDES OF 7% AT R VT THE . Knowledge is Power SO GOES THE OLD ADAGE— We know the power of public opinion will sooner or later free you from all those excess interest and service charges and extras on your credit and budget buying that you see on your bills every month. The knowledge of this state of affairs will give you the power to demand that such charges be eliminated. We charge no interest nor extras on any accounts. We do not penalize our friends. Gen. ‘Douglas Construcfed Many Richmond Civil War Defenses.. RICHMOND, Va., July 21 (P.— Gep. Henry T. Douglas, veteran of | the Civil and Spanfsh American Wars and a noted consulting structural en- gineer, died yesterday at his home, Kalmes, near Providence Forge, Va. Funeral services will be held today, with burial in Hollywood Cemetery here. Gen. Douglas fs survived by his widow and several nephews. Serving as a colonel of engineers on the staff of Gen. A. P. Hill during the war between the States, Gen. Douglas established a record of dis- tinction. Among the projects which he carried out was the construction of many of the defenses around Rich- mond, including those which still may be seen on Brook road. In the Spanish-American war he #eved on the etafl of Gen. Fitzhugh ce. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Viva M. January will lecture on “My Prospering Power,” 8 o'clock, in Unity auditorium, 1326 T street. Hiawatha Council, No. 9, D. of P., will have a 500 card party, 8 o'clock, at Eighth and F streets northeast. The United Lodge of Theosophists, Seventeenth and I streets, will have a study class, 8 o'clock. All welcome. Home for Widows and Orphans, U. 8. W. V. Association, will meet § o'clock, in Grand Army Hall. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The National Fellowship Club will give a dance tomorrow night on roof of Washington Hotel. Visitors wel- come. 7th & F Sts. Y NN AN {:’ '1*’:"2&‘ \Y ¥ 0 AR % RV 2 % W ™ shades. All sizes. shorts. Reduced from $25. silk-trimmed Summer Finely tailored. All sizes. stripes. All sizes. A Palrn' Beach Suits Reduced from $11.95. Palm ‘Beach Suits, in light and dark Regulars, stotits, Troplcal Flannel Sults Mohair Suits Reduced from $13.95. finish mohalrs, in plain shades and neat [0 AUVILLE” Sandals, h so0 welll Champagne with green or M red, white and red, blue “Deauville Sandals” _And many other fine $8.50 to $13.50 Shoes Now reduced to Genuine Beautiful suits. 75 19z Fine silk- those breezy, braided leather openwork pumps women love and and other mmg fwvu Reduced from w16 9575 NE 7R ’/'0\ FI C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926. NOTED VETERAN PASSES. |USE OF FOUNTAIN BANNED. | Use of the Columbus Fountain in front of the Union Station as a bath- ing pool for children has again been forbidden by Maj. U. S. Grant, 3d, director of the office of public build: ings and public parks of the National Capital, because it is considered in- sanitary. The water in this fountain is used over for conservation pur- poses, and is kept running by small electric.driven pumps. THE WEATHER | District of Columbia—Generally fair and continued warm tonight, follower by local thundershowers and not s warm tomorrow; much cooler by Fri- day; moderate southwest shifting to northwest and north winds. Maryland—Generally fair and com- rm tonight, followed by local owers and not o warm to- much cooler by Friday; mod- SR morrow; erate southwest shifting to northwest and north winds. Virginia—Generally fair and con- tinued warm tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; probably local thundershow- ers and not so warm tomorrow after- noon; cooler tomorrow night; mod- erate winds, mostly southwest and Virginta—Generally fair to- mewhat warmer in extreme ion; tomorrow local thunder- and not so very warm; much cooler tomorrow night. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; $-a.m., 84 12 midnight, 78; 4 a.m., 73; 8 a.m., 79; 8 a.m., 30.03; noon, 80.: Barometer—4 p.m. 30 00; 8 p.m., 29.97; 12 midnight, 30.00; 4 a.m., 30.02; 8 a.m., 30.03; noon; 30.10. Highest temperature, 91, occurred at_noon yesterday. Lowest temperature, 72, occurred at 5 am. tod: Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 76; lowest, 71. Tide Tables. (Furnished by Unlted States Coast and Geodetle Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1119 am. and 11:13 pm.; high tide, 4:12 a.m. and 4:36 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:12 p.m.; high tide, 5:04 a.m. and 5:33 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:59 a.m.; sets 7:29 pin. Tomorrow—=Sun rises 4:59 a.m.; sun sets 7:29 p.m. Moon rises 4:10 p.m.; sets 1:29 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 83; condition, clear. Weather in Various Citles. i Temperature. @z (43 e Y B2 £x 25 2 Stations. 5% o3 5 Weather, - R T2 B .9 22 72 . 00 74 .12 08 78 78 70 1rmuzx am 30. 7 Bismarck 30.1 T2 Bt 0. 2982 92 70 % 70 94 78 84 72 08 94 08 74 B8 b4 !ux 72 94 70 ... 8 7% 0 72 44 3 ‘Hure 92 60 0. !n«flananouu 0.08 08 T4 Jacksonviile 30. 88 74 b 74 64 8 70 76 a8 lear 70 Clondy 78 . Pt.cloudy 7z Clear 78 a3 R \ 08 100 “2 lch’h : y i Lake City 29.96 6 60 30.02 0 72 "2 668 68 52 88 8 8K 6 74 B8 80 52 91 72 FOREIGN. (8 a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather. 58 Part cloudy 58 Fart. clou 64 Rais 68 Part clondy 74 Part cloudy gg Fart cloudy Havana, Cub Eoom caal Bone 8. Pnrtdc'loud: ARGENTINA. For the week ending July 19, 1026, G Temperature—Precipitation ‘Current. Depar. Current. Depar. 43 7 —7 FOUND. BULL TERRIER, female, all_white, emall cut ears and tail. Owner mfly claim a¢ Washingtc 349 Rescue Md._ave. 8.W. HOUND. rale. Tan and white. weariny York, Pa. tag. Owner kindly claim’ at W. on Animal Rescue Leagne, 349 Md. ave. s.w. POODLE, ‘male white, largs, wearing ¢ 1330, -'"5 and 20, vear: poos female, e Whagly clam o Rescue League, 349-Md. 02 02 —0.1 0.0 d_north- ern wheat area Southern wheat tan ) ve nhmm.on Animal ,2?11‘. ladies! Many exquisite ) novelties in white - kid- ) skin, colored snake and ';.‘52 lizard leathers, and other choice materials. . snake leathers. now at......ceepns THINK of such a buy- ing opportumnity, ‘And on Our Second Floor E sale of our entire stocks $5.95 to $3 White Shoes. Also grays, sauternes and other faghionable ishoes in kidskin and novel Breezing: out FN B 2 AN AN 14 rchments, ~ Summer 33 90 H J——Egé"——b—-“fi—?——-g. b TNESE, straved figm 3026, Tt ot pw & 'E] N T um- 4081 BAB PIN—PI: jnum."centaining smalt”din ond. between th's Theat o aitia. road. Heward, Col: 8064 BAR FIN, vearis and saorhires. b.lvpan 3318 Mt. Pleasant &t - o skt Fabsdaye Col STy e contain OLD. “biack hut BlL:.F a her. %%s% Reward. Call desk. o red lin wéen Mt. "fl Dichse comumunie go.\'r {»mk satin. g'ldndcr' cox.ux """ng'.-?" {an. male, Sunday, July ’fin West c oss» s -n one ear hlfck w nd T e Rews !1 Bi L AssF tortoise nhell. o ionse niyone Cleve, 4835 Kews QLAE ES. . fortoige «hu loft on ovu B){lg r‘? GerPr Gnl‘en 7)9 “Ih t. %A Hl!i{‘l'fl '".h ComE s afler m :muemm’ ok 45" uufi" n.w. ADI 25 e Al 706 2§55 Liame Sl - m's Col. 9288. m;.gas |the RITES FOR KICK VICTIM. Herbert Mencke to Be Buried at Laurel Tomorrow. Special Dispatch to The Star. LAUREL, Md., July services for Herbert/ years old, who was kicked to death by a horse at the Bedwell farm, near here, Monday, will be held tomorrow. Burial will be in Laurel Cemetery. Evidencé brought out'at the in- quest showed that the animal rushed back at Mencke, who was standing some distance behind, and Kicked him In the face. reports stated that it had res up and struck him with its front hoofs. TR el ) BRAVES.END SUN DANCE. —_— Three-Day Ceremony to Selar Diety Exhausts Fasting Redskins. POCABPELLO, Idaho, July 21 (®.— haustion overtook most of the 70 Bannock and Shoshone tribesmen to here as the chief medicine man gave ignal which brought to a close the of the three-day sun dance .in honor sun god Some sank wearily to .the ground and the others staggered to their places just inside the willow inclosure and stretched out in the meager shac Eaverly they moistened their lips. parched by wind and sun during the three davs and nights they danced water, as the medicine without food o an, who will care for them for three Jonger, passed around the circle giving a swallow of ‘water to each dancer. LONG FLIGH} STUDIED. Air Officials Believe Maj. Spatz Set Record. Army alr officers are investigating the recent flight of Maj. from v gton to Kelly ascertain whether he new for lowed. He left Bolling Iield here at 5:10 a.m., Monday, made stops near Dayton, Ohlo; St Louls and Mus Okla., and arrived at Kelly ce, Fmd at 7:30 p.m. Cards of Thanks. KISSAL. Mr. Victor K. Kissal and children kinowledge with grateful appreciation kmd ‘expression of sympathy in the a death of a beloved wife and mother, JULIA E. KISSAL. I desire to express my sines dne Gowa1 ™ eributes % AMARTHA LIGGONS. o wish to extend our sincere tives and friends for their . aympathy tributes at the death of our & and brojher, DANIE Mo BARICR St DR Y KD REARDON. 1 wish. to extend my * thanks to relatives. friends and cr of Moose for " their titul floral r SIST & 1 beautiful floral doved son Carthy. FAMI i day, July 17, ddenly. > July 17, SUpAUL v. REARDON. * ASCHENBACH, _ Suddenly, July’ 19 ar, George Uiiveraty Beifved” hasband ot lelera, €. “Asclien: bach of 1007 L s Funepal ser a 0w, he chapel of J. William e Pa, ave. n.w.. on Thur " Retatives o'c pm. Thterment vrivate. favited. BE Monday, er home, Lyon Vil LOUTSE, heloved dm.\hl»r of" Samu and Lotise H. (nee Clark), aged 7 o o a1 Pfron "the lme. real hursday, July 22. at 11 am. Frienc and relasives invited BENIAMIN. FAMN, jamin_of- Landover. day, July 22, at % M. 'B. Churd Cemetéry, Lanham, _BOWIE, Departad this life Tu A P el ;n‘x‘.:;!(!:l.fda”[m“m After @ lons llincss, Monday, 1t pm. M. LL12757 Gauree. &, i Tt i pm. at I Park X%wrmu\t at Tovint ety Betoven™Swite o {me mother of fola Burrou 0 Tewis, Harry and Funeral Fri AV‘ July 23, at 2 p. rom Asoury M. Chureh, 11th and K sts Dagling. mother thou has left us. We,_the loss most deeply feel: But 'ts God who has Focets ue. can all our sorrows heal. . nm\\rnv‘ Departed this life Sunday, July at her residence beloved che and ther_of N. ¥ v Br sister at Robert, . Bolfng and Mrs. Anna B. Harris of Brooklyn. N. ¥ .. aura O. Arnold and Mrs. “Mattie ot Laytonsville, 3d_ Simpson Charles _D. Branche, N. J. al_Thursda o'clodk p.m.. from Asbu 11th an . n.W ficiating. Casket will not be church. (Lypchburg, Va.. bapers please copy.) 21e CARROLL, , Wedneed July 21, 1026, af RO b feToved Jwife of Thomas #*Eafroll. _Funeral from the residence, 0f hee sister. Mrs, Thomag pelan, 1219 30th s Friday, Jul T.m. Folbi%a"nd Tricnds lovited. — Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 22 NBOW. _July TS, 1026, after a short ill- DO uSSELL, beloved son of an J. Bellbow "~ Remipine 'ostine, 8¢ 1 i ome. n:’c‘lr:r.\wrn@m at Forest Hill. Md. day. July Wednesdas, July 21, 1930, at her Ry, T Cotumblaea. | (e FIN emaine resting R W (‘hlm’)erl‘ {nneral home. ‘lh and Chapin sts. m.w. Notice of funeral nm AN. On_Tuesday, July m"u l'lml:!gn”mnr Hospital, BES"E ‘JONES FREEMAN, beloved wife of Emanue) tand daughter of George. A. Fr&lt":-aunA‘.nJunm Funeral Frxdny July 23, ar Chitreh, Hhochaevitioned. T GALES-HENSON. The Ladies' §oclety annotncos. . the CUIE Rock MARY ] 3 1“2E Ii!x‘v:z}xsglv l‘nnenl e 5L 00 ‘Din., Zion B En F st. bhtween' Srd 47 "" A 6TINE MARSHALL, Pres. JENNIE E BARZ\ES Fin. Sec. GARDNER. On Sunday, July 18, 102 e restdence, 2305 e OThadk 0%, etoved hugband of. Janie Lardner. Ia‘her 07 Tiiflan Wendent Phiiips, vira Gardoer and brother of P, Gardner, Funeral l Mills" be_ re- 723 1t Ay Moo Memorial Church. viewed at his st. ne. HENSON. Ladies' Columbia Ald A aanounces tho death of Mrs HENSO! the “funetal Thursday. July. 22, rom_ Zion Baptist Church ‘bétween ra nrd 4% sie. 8w, are re \xuled to_attend 1026, 2 Mrs. wite ul Judge rwle&l rieral Thursday. e home. 21 .'u!r 21, 1926, at his residenco. HEW st. n.e.. JOHN: EDW, Dana gx Mine late B hel L. and 1 and 1ot mxm n‘i 5 John lee_ nbove ru\dmoe on Friday, % l"m’i’ A ‘ Hionds fi t Lincoln Cemetery. a2 pm, Relatly Relatives and 5 3 anm\sov Doparted m- life Monday, Jt Jnly 19, mtfi‘ atls nh AN :om.so‘fi aher l|l n he's.l’l’.lll@lnfllhfll@lflm \ds Funeeat Hhiirada, Joiy" 4. srom above rosidence, 1 pam KEL July. 21, 1 i "dyemv regpes! “Im 'fl" e P28t l’euy Thes hutband ‘0 f i %fim foeph | 1':'nn.y Notice: ‘ot " funeral ereatio redposday. my 21, 1026, at bis etz ? . m m: i 'n‘!i Eeatbs. eting of Electa Chap- for Friday, o > purpose in of _af vorthy Matron. ON. Sécretary, July 19, 1080, at his iworth \ Fuseral T 10 Wright's pa i hi i apolis and umlm. 1 1 pm Church, 11th ai Tative ” 4:30 3. E well of % l'uz. McLean Tate residence. 1926, at bis THOMAS Thiexandria pap 3&! M emoriam. s the memory of my, dear BROOKS, who died one WORKS. In losing memors of my mother. V. BROWN, who_died ’Jul LEIGH CHOATE ALL! 4 In sad but loving ram»mbmm nd_ father. arted this 1920, 3 v, July-2. ¢hall_always be remembered ihis world of pain and srife: shall never be forgotten lonz 5 God shall give us life LOVING WIFE. BE: LO "AND “In loving but sad remembrance ar_son and brother, LEWIS M HES. who r‘vxlmriul this life one year orid ot seler be foargotten @ long as God shall give us life. M ATHER, SISTER AND BROTHERS. . NEAL. In memory of R dear brother. Serét, 6. RANDALL NEAL. wha departed WIS Yite” Siddenty Taly 21 19) You ehall always be nmmmm world of strife: be tofgotten God _ghall give HIS ORI ey oo, NOTT. In loving, heartfelt memory of our | beloy aughler, LS LORRAINE b, rted this life one year ago today, July F1. 1925, Beloved by all who knew her, Our grief is hard to bear. She had a vision of Heaven. her guiding star. An angel comes to meet her. the were ajar. heard swegt music when suddenly she exclaimed. Afe iy hand, T want to play. T wang want 1o see!" and quickly p: }ATHPR AND MOTHER. MR. Avn RS. WILFORD E. NOTT. \lvrl‘ In aad but loving remembr our " dear_ beloved _sister. RAINE NOTT. who departed ihis one year ago today. July 21, 19 Tt fs lonely here without you She. Zing. 00 af life And sad all along the wt Your eweet and music that you used to play No more greets our ears since you were called away. Hegrens cates will open for us, We &hall join you. one by o Onge acain your fimfleu winl “greet_ue When the of_this life are done. FrOTHEHs AND SITERS t10% | RIDGWAY. In memory of my devoted father, GEORGE A RIDGWAY, ‘who died elght years ago, July 21. 19 God's ‘m be done. HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. ALMA RIDG- ROSS. Sacred to nu- mem%q of my beloved ‘husband, THOM no jed one DIATNeS toay July a1 You couid not speak to me “dear sweet. YA 18, Ynu (‘mlld not say good-by, know your thoughts were with me When you were called to die. No one knows how I miss you. y_grie Many are the silent tears I shed When others are fast asleep. HIS LOVING WIFE, SXRAH S. ROSS. * In ead but loving remembrance dear wife and mother. MARY E. Webls Who departed this life ten years D AND DAUGHTER. * Fl'VER_\L DIRECTORS Dignified. Efficient Service . W.D 16 H St. LINCOLN 8200 A\l‘wmohne Service. Chapel. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_372. T Timothy Hanlon - 641 H St. N Phone L. 8543. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and n-umFu Luery {n Gonnection. M;EE ous _chapel modern 335 Fa. Ave. N v‘v‘f"“"’.fi Moderato DS Hcea. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 113, SEYENTE ST NW. Main 2473 ooa’ __Miain 2072 F. COSTELLO W_LOCATED 4! 11 X A4 Norra 7078 " Wm. H. Sardo & Coy N.E. .| $ohen Biaper. Lincoln 524 V.L. SPEARE CO. her the successors, of nor eitlie Critna W b oner Semamise 1oosx-f‘s N.W. 940 P St. N.W. Gawler Service - . Funeral Directors Since 1850 5512 1m Penna, Main S Aye. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. 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