Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1926, Page 9

Yours may be good, but Milani’s is better Be Sure You Get the Original and Genuine For Constipation this delicious mint-flavored chewing gum tablet Feen THE EVE EVANGELIST SLAIN BY BROTHER-IN-LAW | & Man Says Preacher Had Been Try- ing to Wreck Home—Pleads Self-Defense. By the Assoclated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., August 25.— Rev. Edward Gillum, 40 years old, who has been conducting evangelistic services at Sheridan, Mo., was killed last night by his brother-in-law, W. R. Leffler, local contractor. The fight took place at Leffler's home here. Leffler used an Indian club to kill My Ambulances Are = l.nok for the name Feen-a- mint in orange on the white oval with the blue polka-dot border. Beware of substitutes. SIS, a-mint “The Chewing LAXATIVE Chew It Like Gum Tlustrated : effective three-door Bookcase with lat- ticed glass pane! A Grand Rapids production in ma- hogany vencer— $107.50. W. W. CHAMBERS \ING STAR, WASHINGTON, Gillum. The “unwritten law” will be Leffler’s defense. A.ecordln‘ to Leffler’s statement t lice he returned home and touna {llum in the front room. As- cording to his version, Gillum has been trying to “wreck” his home dur- ing recent weeks. As he entered the room, he said, Gillum reached for his hip potket. As he did Leffler seized an Indian club and crushed his skull. Gillum did not regain consciousness. Leffler called the police and an am- bulance and went to central police station. No charge was flled against him. Mrs." Leffler corroborated her hus- band’s story. —_— If all the sticks of chewing-gum made by one American manufacturer in one day were placed end to end the line would reach from New York to Chicago. of the World’s Best Makes, Fully Equipped for Any Case My prices are the most rea- sonable in the city—$4.00. Any doctor or hospltll will tell you that Chambers’ price is less and his service is perfect. I will guarantee to furnish big- er, better funerals complete or— $75$1008125 - Ambulances and Undertaking Service The Brown Stone Funeral Home W. W. Chambers Co. 14th, Cor. Chapin N.W. Call Columbia 432 We're Not Mag’icians —ubut earnest and consist- ent adherents to quality ORTH demands recognition in a compatible price. We cannot buy the creditable makes of furniture for less than they are worth; nor can we disregard their value and their cost in marking our prices. The former, of neces~ sity, dictate the latter. That'’s the uni- versal law of business. Because it is so you buy safely in a sane store—pledged to uphold quahty regardless of cost—and to maintain and sell ratlonally But what we can do—and what we do critically—is insist that every piece of merchandise that 1s produced for us shall be the very best obtainable at its cost— which makes it p0551b1e for us to live up to our reputatlon for QUALITY and EQUI- TABLE PRICES. So you can be very sure of getting the ut- most your money can buy in Furniture here. Whether it 1s in the realm of the ex~ pensive; or in the range of the more popular priced—it'll be money’s worth ALWAYS! D. C, WEDNESDAY, SIMPLICITY TO MARK FUNERAL OF FERNALD Coolidge and Dawes Send Tributes as Tomorrow's Services Arg Arranged. o By the Associated Press. / WEST POLAND, Me., August 25.— Messages of sympathy and tributes continued to pour in as final arrange- ments were being made for a simple funeral service tomorrow for United States Senator Bert M. Fernald, who died late Monday, a victim of intestinal poisoning and a weakened heart. These included telegrams from Pres- ident Coolidge, Vice President Dawes, Attorney General John G. Sargent, former Governors of Maine, associ- ates in the Senate and many others. Complying with the Senator’s often expressed wish, the service will be very brief, at 1 o'clock, standard time, in the little country church which he attended regularly when here. Rev. Dr. James F. Albion of Bruns- wick, formerly pastor of Congress Square Upiversalist Church, Portland, will deliver the only eulogy. The pall- bearers will be business associates. Burial will be in the family lot. Appointment of the usual committee of Senators to attend the service by Vice President Dawes will be omitted in_compliance with a request he re- cei ed today from Mr. Fernald's secre- Miss Olive Boynton. Senator Fredorkk Hale of Portland, Senator William M Butler of M husetts and the Maine Representatives in Con- gress, however, will i COL. YOUNGBERG RETIRED Engineer Officer Now Here Suffer- ed Disability in Service. Lieut. Col. Gilbert A. Youngberg, Engineers, on leave of absence in this city, has been placed on the re- tired list of the Army on account of disability incident to the service. He is from Minnesota and was a star graduate of West Point in 1896. After six years' service in the Ar- tillery Corps he was transferred to the Engineers and reached the grade of lieutenant colonel in that corps in June, 1920. During the World War he served as a colonel of Engineers in the National Army and was award- rvice medal. His last active service was as district engineer in charge of river and har- bor improvements in Florida, with sta- tion at Jacksonville. o sBS OF 1% AT R IT A Smoke Screen was valuable during the war, but now the war is over. Another war is in progress now, a Com- mercial War which we have waged against extra and service and interest charges on your budget buying. Our bills carry no smoke screen, just a clear statement call- ing for no irterest and no extras and no service charges. We do not penalize our friends. R. B HARVEY’S SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS COLUMBIA 157 LOWEST PRICES WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK R MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carma:k Dry Cleanmg Co. oln 239 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Will Do More Work and Do It Better We Sell Guaranteed Appliances Attractively Low in Price » Joseph D. Campbell® 517 10th St. Main 6549 AUGUST 25, 1926. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers probable today and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; mod- erate northeast winds. Maryland—Cloudy, probable occa- sional showers today and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; fresh northeast winds. Virginfa—Rain probable tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; ~ moderate southeast winds. ‘West ' Virginfa—Partly cloudy to- night and tomorrow; probable show- ers In east and wuth portions; not much change in temperature. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 76; 8 p.m., 73; 12 midnight, 68; 4 a.m., 68; 8 um, 68; noon, 70. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.92; 8 pm 29.91; 12 midnight, 29.90; 4 a.m. 29.90; 8 am., 29.90; noon, 29.91. Highest temperature, 78, occured 3:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 67, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year —Highest, 85; lowest, 56. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:31 a.m. and 4:04 pm.; high tide, 9:24 am. and 9:51 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:26 a.m. and 4:52 p.m.; high tide, 10: 16 am. and 10:42 p.m. The Sun and Moon. . Today—Sun rose 5:30 a.m. sets 6:50 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:50 a.m., ! sun sets Moon 7:48 am. 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, 66; condition, very muddy. __Weather in Varlous Citles. Temperature, x; sun :58 p.m. rises 837 pm., sets v uepurey Stations. UAH « *3qamu sep om0 *0e e IOy megor- * **gepiasak @ae-ta@0 20’ Birmingham 29 Bismarck .. 29 8 Boston 2 Buffalo Charlestor Chicago (mv‘lnnlfi Cleveland Columbla Denver Detroit ... EIIPaa‘o .. 30.08 alveston Helena ki * Gloudy g; . cloudy : o ot o o00: SaaEaaeEaapan 23I2ERARIIRT BB D3t EEmEs = 010 Lo e Loulaville Miami, Fla. Pp-120IDBDIDD New York. Okla_City Omaha Philadelphi Phosnix REREREREERREE - RN S R Pt ] % 224 CEERE RN Dopama1DD 0D =253 a Part clondy Part cloudy Rain Part cloudy Clear Coton, “Canal Zon ARGENTINA. For the week ending August 24, 1926. G Temperature—Precipltation ~ urrent. Depar. Current. Depur. Corn and north- ern wheat area Southern wheat arca. . . 02 20 —0.1 +18 50 ~—3 46 —3 FORFEITS $50 POSTED. Shopkeeper Was Charged With Of- fering Tainted Food. Abe Sandler, 1440 Newton street, today forfeited $50 in Police Court which he had deposited following a charge of offering tainted food for sale in his shop at the Newton street address. The charge was brought by Health Inspector Richard Clements after an inspection made August 19. The in- spector alleged that a quantity of candy, prunes and rafsins was found to_be' tainted. __FOUND BOSTON BULLDOG, brindl payine for ad and keeping. can be had b 518 "Longtel. RMAN POLICE, Washinkton - Antmal Rescue W wher anpl Maryland_ave. asue, 1D PART GERMAN POLICE g male, Owner appl; Wathln::‘:n AA‘;Ydm.u‘ek::- cue lekll" und = Boy, 8, Quiis Game To Wade in River; Police Find Body MARTIN 0’CONNOR. Efght-year-old Martin O'Connor, Jr., 1245 K street southeast, left home yesterday afternoon to play base ball with companions on a lot not far away. Leaving them, he strolled to Eastern Branch near the Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge and started to wade in the muddy water. He did not return, and police of the harbor precinct were notified. They found his body in the river. It is believed the lad stepped into a hole in the swollen stream’s bed. SHOTS COST 6FFIC€R JOB. Commissioners Approve Hesse' Discharge of Blondis. The Commissioners have approved a recommendation from Supt. of Police Hesse dropping Policeman Oscar Blondis of the sixth precinct trom the force. The decision followed the report of his superior officers on an incident occurring the night of August 9, when Blondis fired his re. volver while pursuing a colored man whom he had stoppesd for not having proper lights on his automobile. According to the report, Blondls was questioning the man, who started to run from the automobile. Blondis fol- lowed, firing his pistol. Col. Locke Detailed. Lieut. Col. Morris E. Locke, 3d Field Artillery, at Fort Benjamin Har- rison, Ind., has been detailed to the General Staff Corps and assigned to duty at headquarters 1st Corps Area, Boston. Bu'ths Re rted , fo the Health Department in the Taat 54 oy Mike Mike m.)duCtrm‘fl:' Grimi rl’ William 1. and Eleanor Chism. bos. James and Armane, boy Paul R. arén, girl. The following blrlh. have been reported Joseph and Nina B. feas. JoR W 8nd Flenge Fownrend. bov. nd Helen E. Alice » d ubert V. maA m'nzsnble(l]l‘-mfi“l‘:fi" ub" William ¥ and V'T"“ M. Steiner. and Gover, Eo‘ Ly ,‘l i“nder(ck E Harry and Eleanor Rubenateln, Horkmln. 1. BourTen aiid Maber Gerber. oy L Lloyd E. and Eatherine Gurnes, girl. Erancls K. and Lilllan, Hart, boy Wallace D. and Mildred Cummins. &rl. Enilip and 3"-1: Stearns, irl. dm rie Lily. girl imee: aid L. John W an rriet A B fer”and G1adys Andersof: Milton and Viola Jones. irl. Clarence and Add; Alexander Gable and Ethel Glosse Clarence H, 'and Gertrude Cleve and Gussie Kingebury, Frank"F and Marguerite 36 fonee. boy. Deaths I%—red ‘The following deaths Bl' to the Health Department Wililam Caffrey. 81, Tuberculosts Hospjtal Rewina J. Schoenherr, 38, Georgetown versity Hoaity s M. Jenkins, 36, Walter Reed Hos- P&iaries Hobart. 90. the Portner. Fivar L. Buddmglun 1. Sibley Hos- ai \ephen O'Netll, suslty Hosoit orke Uhler. '5 uu Eud ostal . ported n"%he W 54 {.r.....,. .. eymour 05 Homer, Buitding. 63, Georgetown University 78, 815% I st S 5%, Hodteovat fi r £ Mas. 0. 101 14th ot ne. NEIIIG Butler. 53. L lospital. Cl n, 46. H""’i Hodway: 4. ')!'\Ibercnlolln Hos- idie Smith. 26, Tuberculosis Hospital. Troy Johnson. 56, Freedmen's Hospital. (it Dent. 10 moniha, Children's Hos- Pltdlie L, Dixon, 7 months 5028 Rock Creels Ford FUNERAL DIRECTORS Eo}? ry E wmn - 3 Hos- pit; POODLE, e black. RO R W neitttson Amm 1"Re 589 Staryland ave. At et LOST. Sapphite. BAR PIN, C. Hul Pratinum. i evening m . ave. ce Cilltormia. " North 1620-W- BAR PIN. with amethyst_setting between Bureau of Engraving and Center Market. or Jyscar line to Harvard st. Reward.~ Adams onday . 2138 BIRD DOG, "Lee ™" black and white: Mol day night 'at $28 M st.: little boy's Frankiin 8001, 26! Timothy Hanlon 641 H St. N.E. Pho L 5543. WILLIAM TEE, Faneral Dird aimer, LT gso« §Caerate' prices. 333 Frank Geler's Sons Co. Main 2473 15 SESENTH Reiophone T. F. COSTELLO OW. LOCATED A’ 1724 N. AP BT, O Forrn 7978 lAT~B]a'k with OXIPI toe on each frl)l!l etrayed from 3039 Macomb st. ! Finder please call RTIFICATE. N 1907, of the gin.( ml";‘rfld‘ o cins, econse 1 Savings & Trust Co. ClenaETTE oasy ~silver, £o1d Trmed 'w.d nesday - initialed” 1. dress Box_220-S, Star o olficfl L] , nity ‘'oxhall Hei, T D™ veiton i il melr'km and white breas Please phone Cleve. 507 after 8 p. Reward. one) ®old, Saturday s lnlaad kS 1 PIMPLES OVER FACE AND BODY ltched and Burned So Could Not Rest at Night. Healed by Cut Cuticura. “My skin was very dry and started to peel. Finally pimples broke out all over my face and! body. The breaking out itched and burned so that 1 could not rest at night. I used to scratch my body tll it would bleed. The trouble lasted about a year and a half. 1 used other remedies but they Signed %-lun sz.. E. Durham, N. Cuticura Soap daily, with Cuti- cura Ointment occasionally, pre- nitial Koo dintion i g;mne \hm TY 7 suna-y ftn 1Pectiing” northwést soer Son pear] setiing: no : Stain 8 ODRnom 210' Reward oo Fi\ e, white: answers T e hare of. T lost from 424 w st. n.w., Wednesda | J. Hawley. _Telephone P‘nnklinm’mfi! FRENCH POODLE t_dog: brown, wi B P pet dos: brown. white. Enwum Pou Blnnmlm’d:\r DOG._male. Sunday. T 1 Towrier: Fotomac 3485 ‘Heward, ¢ 215t st 2 S and H sts.. Find “Park Apts. nlease return. Reward. otom qmc;. 6 flmdn&l !§rfleo 816 LINCOLN 8300 Admehls e, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. H ST. "!. o Bl Lincoln 524 V.L. SPEA'RE CO. ;m' e éfii::&mv'vm °§usubofia'r€:v§t Phone Fra ety 040 ¥ St. N.W. Joseph F. Bh'ch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRC] Vlll"“.h 1842 3034 M St. N.W. atanlished 1842 JAMES T. RYAN Pa. Ave. S.E. Model Chs” Alhnuc 1700. XIVBPY in annrrflnn wler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 e Ave. N.W. }”r'; ES. mnmse 'hel‘l i be ansu, Sl and Penn%: *Norih 285" 1437"?'“ ave. nw Srriihs toeisiae shells I Viicks wvaboe Gase: Detween Mass. and G on 13th, Monday. 23rd. _Frank. 8681. GLASSES. dark. sheill Timmed, on 207 st n.w. between O and F ets. North 1751 case. between ip. Naval Acad- LI TR ) {‘.lg‘l: and receive liberal reward. 25"’ PARAKEET, flew from north window 7 o'clock this morning. Reward for return. 2007 Eye st. n.w. PERSIAN KITTEN. TRt vellow, Shrove aadrem ahevp ross. Rewal omale: Plue | otel: wder case and al nmm . E. Cammack, 4 Fark Hotel. PURSE_WIIl person finding leather purve. conisinin 3&9 Columbia 880! .,,«’{Z%’z-‘. Rk T —Will person finding umbrella aftets near gold_lor- zo in “bill Wardman Black 't nflenl Becattir rie i ront of Caf Boutes. .,m‘x, Tetwn (0 671 Dofation ok CHAS. S. ZURHORST 0! fl EAPIBL ST. 301 EA T. FUNERAL DESIGNS Geo. C. Shaffer *°°:iii2 #s ™™ RAL EMBLEMS. Main 241 R EeRATE Par branch stores; * X BLACKISTONES Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautif! o Prompt Auto Dellvery Bervice: Gug:mo—cxnmnvp—ll»i-rn oo SQ. . We Specialize int floral % | Designs atsMochate it 2 G(@ Florists 14™& HSTS NV. MAIN 6083, Marriage. lgi!" P—ll(:l"l'low". Mr. and Mrs. B e S Whert Sen®ac ¥ork. par " ork, Pa. * Beaths. BELL L. S Ll aeSunday. August 23, "”v.l' 4 of cnm Beli' and romr of " Carrls s ll l l\‘ fm | ursday. 1ro ya 4. - son's lunaul \thfi 1540 CHIL arted his 2 2 > Rob s e . of by ¢ 23. 1026, st his zhlrmlv Aulul 27 a ton pi. n. e Wi pub et i H. NAYLOR. and lovlnl father of Vera A ohe Tate William Bart'and vrother of Tamee Colberr. Bea Cromwell and Clementina Alexander. joral from his residence, 5 August 27, m?' a-puu Chiareh, “edi” A |Mllg ‘N' - ad, & my. qu«iupnu Tuestax. Ay mm agband ?'Q{"' E havur of B A afigri {pterment “a urn DE _NEAL. ’l‘ueldl: August 2 12 o'clock noon amun Aoagitalt NIE NEA o e late Frances Da Neal: leaves To mourn therr 1o6s (hree bro and two sisters, other relatives and, a host of friends. * Funeral Thureday. gust 26, at 2 pm. v Mina_ rosting. ot the W Ernest . Jarv. funeral pariors after ¢ pm. (Leesburs Va.. papers please copy. HARRIS, Departed this, life Tusegs & ap 7:45 pm. at Tul opital, “EARNECTINE arn, their loss - -andmother oat_of nh Hglloway ¢ funeral parior. Notice of funeral later. b s“g'm BRI ooted -P%., Joseph E.lmflt llel‘l parlors of undernker- 20 03 M st. now. on Thu UK at 10:30 o'clocl l tives ‘Hd ‘friends ‘invited. lnl‘fml in Arlington National Cemetery. fllvnl SON. T!v ay, August 24. 1926 e PEND) "3 (Res McCariz). be Df C. ndet of Va. mains ghapel ot A 1. Senippert. 200 PPl otice Of anerar hereafte lo\nfl.m‘l:en=rl~l {hin, iite nma.m( [ ust 22, 102 Anna; SRS ot 10 otien his départuré ‘a loving -ue Ne“w ones: father, John Jones: ‘six daughtere, three sonu. ihree ‘brothers and_other relptives nml friends. Remajns resting at 508 M St ne. “Noiice of funeral later- KELSEY. Tuesdag, August 24 1028, af 3" Rigence. 1015 Otisch vy YARY ‘widow o y l%od mother of Mre Emily M uneral, from”her raday. August 5 ocofk pm. Tatives and etenda ‘tavited. In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. LOCKWOOD. ‘Harrisonbirg, daughter o mother of M Il Mise Flotta Tockwood. Fu Chevy Chase. from, 4600 0 Walsh 6t ay. August' 26, at 2 p.m. ferment Rock Creek: Cemoters. ROBERTS. August 24, 1026, af, (he rew; of her son, Jlmn ‘ 1 %eu Pleasant. Md,, ELLE: TS u.-w Ch\mh ust 26, at 3 lnenfl |Il\l| OTHROCK. Tuesdny. Aurust 2 ROonry Nlmnl‘“huahand ot ! Euaral servi “Park rd. AUDRE' AEADERS Tnee Wamsnv B Y ervices - Auguat. 27 B e Kame Tollowed by, mas Sucred Heart Church at 9 am Xm.erm-m in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 26° VEITCH. Suddenly. on Aulnn 24, his’ residence. EDWARD £ Muived hu T"Mary 1. Veiten Finoral from, his Thae” residance. ¥riday. Ay 277t b o'clock p.m. Rel Flends invited. DDEY, Devarted his lite L] 5 LET] 1926, 12: foved wife ot Walier B. from _her te _residence, ave., Riverdalo. Md,. Frid ment Fort meoln Cemetery. N, Tues August "‘0 R“E nl firfield ‘Hospi! ! ACE WARREN. Tusband o rin and son of Mrs, Mury Le I r lnn- a_son, ourn thel AT 10y Drother. Henry Watren: other Teluiiven ‘And Ca host of friends. of funeral later. In Memoriam, DAWSON. A token of Jove to the ea¢ M. ngmwr"gl o d;-Arddnrlmr mou }llo ARY years uo ust ~-l at other awar rs ago this ver. Ahiels”Came and. 100k HER DE%D’S h“b“?ffi'fia“é‘h TILLIE. * oARSER, ST B0 B LR Whet oy "o0a year August 25. 1025. 2 You red hours. yes, hours of pain o -u 7 r cure. but .h in vaip. {11 God alone krew what o t ¥ He called voll Dame 19 “'A’.‘Z;‘\Nh GURLEY. lu sad but mvm &‘u& A\N GPREEY. hice S€ars’ k0 10daY. AUFUS mother. dear. of you, e oAy ot ne " linows the aches in our orcdfe. atone, = religve the D And mnzu.h His love and mercy. $'fnow agal Oh what {s a homa without & molhtr' H*zlg SRR & 1 mvmg rgmembrance of my dear RAND- NAN .'ACOB me 19 |0\Qd rother. B NCopd RS 1t me Aori 7. n*y'm £one up vonder with the anels. 5 b Hapoy evermor Time never drift Where ds hini oA BT e ‘but loving hrance MATOSK. in b g emiprgs iy st 1 Rl versary Ch“rl‘h o fl\e Holy Comforter, l] ast Capitol st. May his Boul rest in peace. HI3 LOVING MOTHER. SISTERS AXD MeCLELLAY. In loving memors of m hushand. Sergt. G. MeCLELL varted this life August 23, 162 1 lave vou still. dear husband, Though 1 cannot see sour face Yonr memory is not forgotten. "There’s no one can take your place HI$ TOVING WIFE. BERTHA McCLEL- INGGOLD. | T loving remembr v CARRIE ETRINGEOLD, whs .mumd "hts Wie: (o years o, Ausust dear 0 de- nu.q on, dear friend. and taks ompuuod You home. He thoug s our rest t it Dest: great RINGGOLD. ln ud but loving Fem; ance of my dear grandmother, C. GOLD, ho departed this’ life %o years flered hmm of for cure. but ail in vain: God. who knew what was best L& Ton home to ou rest GRA RADLEY. * RINGGOLD. n sad mu e embran: o my dear wite: CARRIE E. RINGGOLD -rm: depnmd this life two years ago. Au- gust 24. In the he-umul (hersatter. In the life that i ods great garden Jomewhere in Go 1wl sce you LoviNG "HoSBAND B 5. RINGGOLD. * 'totr&‘ Ig losing, remembrance of our deat 18 ER. who departed ln 01 ) 19' ur, hearts {(ollr memory lingers. ive N, o Vw0 Sears ak0 todas: Ausuat 3. fer._kin 18 not dear mothe: a LT “&éfiflaf ‘;&n ALTA. « 'I\ loving remembran: r oreq neband Tacher um Today. A t 25 19 ’s'v'v FE. CHILDREN AV03 . WITZ, A sacred token of m-. and Gevorian o the e memory of o s band and _father. 3™ 17, o 101 un'eosddenty o o sears ag5 o b 8oy Amatalsts Conception CRUrE: et b WiFE X E EiTomen. %u—d saver T St Tives b fotever e b LOVING SON Joma.e