Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1926, Page 9

The Kaufmann 20% Discount Sale was a tremendous suc- cess. Thousands of new accoufits are on our books— buyers who “shopped around’_f and made comparisons. For this is genuine Character Furniture! And the savings are real savings—you make your own deduction of 20% from the original price tags. But there are many who could not get to Kaufmann’s within the short time limit. For them we are Continuing the 20% Off SALE REDUCTIONS ---embracing all the exceptional values that still re- main. There are many suites to choose from--- all from the original Character Furniture stocks. And odd pieces a-plenty. All that’s left must go---at 209% REDUCTION from the original low prices. THE BUDGET PLAN MaKes It Easier You can divide the cost of Character Furni- ture into small parts—spreading paymenis over a long period. It’s the modern, dig- nified CREDIT plan. No extra Charge. 'On Saturday, September 4th 300 Silk Taffeta Pillows will go on sale at $1.69 No C. 0. D.’s—No Phone Orders—No Deliveries. Kaufma n's 1415 H STREET N.W. REGAN RITES HELD. Prominent Contractor, Ireland, Lived Here Many Years. Funeral services were held vester day morning at 9 o'clock in the Holy Name Church, West Virginia avenu: northeast, for Thomas Regan, buflc- ing contractor, for many years er- gaged in business here, 0 died last Saturday morning after a protracted illness. Mr. Regan was born in y 1867, and was brought by his parent: to America when six months old ani lived the greater part of his life i1 the District of Columbia. Many ol the most important bullding project; fostered by the District Commissior- ers were awarded to Mr. Regar, whose work for the Government spans a number of years. Mr. Regan is survived by his widow and , married daughter, Mrs. Iren: Lane, and by his sister, Mrs. Harry M. Crandall. COL. D. 1. BAKER DIES. Founder of Philippine Constabu- lary Was Pershing’s Classmate. SAN FRANCISCO, September 1 (#). —Col. David J. Baker, 61 years old, credited with being founder of Philip- pine constabulary, West Point class mate of Gen. Pershing, veteran of In dian campaigns, cited for gallantry a: commander 12th Infantry in Cuba in 1898, died yesterday. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Lambskin Club will meet Sat- urday evening, September 11, at Nortneast Masonic Temple, Iighth and I streets northeast The Red Triangle Out have a trip to Skyland, near Luray, Va. Meet Saturday, 3 pm., at Union Station. Spend Saturday night at Mansion Tnn. Luray, and Sunday and Monday at Skyland. Wear comfort- able clothes for roughing it. interested call Bill Greenley, Franklin 8243, Born in S University of Columbia students have decreed that freshmen must wear black neckties. Bl=———jn|e——— o " eavs ve Jooeal av Goldefiberg's “0il and water won't mix” Neither will service charges and interest added to your ac- counts every month mix with your budget buying plans when you have to pay extras added to your bills. We do not try to mix oil and water at our store, as we do not add any extra service charges, nor interest nor carrying charges on any accounts. We do not penalize our friends. === WEDYE WEARING APPAR! BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleanil;g Co. Lincoln Private Ambulances City Calls Only $4.00 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 1#th & Chapin Sts. N.W. . husband, will be canceled, it Feet that are hard to fit—that puff and burn —are grateful for the ease and comfort of— Walking Oxfords and wide ankle High Nhoes for stout Women $7.85 to, $8.85 Patent. satin and @il ol Two styles are pictured—there are many more in a va- riety of leathers. Very modish and feminine! Hirsu S | 1026-1028 7th St. N.W. - 25 Years in the Same Location Club will | Those | *{ day THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Increasing cloudiness, followed by showers late tonjght and tomorrow; somewhat warmer tonight; cooler tomorrow aft- erncon or night, gentle shifting winds, becoming moderately north- erly. s Maryland—Increasing ~ cloudiness, followed by showers late tonight or tomorrow; somewhat warmer tonight; cooler tomorrow afternoon or night, shifting winds, becoming fresh north- west and north. Virginia—Showers tonight or to- morrow, slightly warmer tonight in north portion, gentle to moderate shifting winds. West Virginla—Showers _tonight and Thursday; warmer tonight. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 97; 8 pm., 12 midnight, 62; 4 a.m., 59; 8 a.m., 64; noon, 76. Barometer—4 p.m., midnight,” 30.06; 4 am., .07: 8 a.m., 30.08; noon. 30.04. Highest temperature, 18, occurred at 3:30 pm. vesterday; lowest tem- perature, 38, occurred at 6:30 am. today. 30. 8 pm., Tide Table: (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 10:31 a.m. and 10:54 p.m.; high tide, 3:47 am.. and 419 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:22 am. and 11:45 p.m.; high tide, 4:42 a.m. and 5:09 p.m. Coast The Sun and Moon. ay—Sun rose am.; 6:40 p.m. Tomorrow sun sets Moon pam. | Automobi | half hour after sur ! Condition of the Water. | Temperature and 1 condition of er at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- ure, 71; condition. very muddy. ‘Weather in Various Citles. sun 537 am.; am.: sets 3 s to be lighted one- set. uesurs Statious. Weather A5OUITH om0 “qqu 3 ‘wegome “*gvpisas Hoston | Buffalo | Charleston Chicago Cineinnati Cleveland | Columbia | Denver 74 0.30 Galveston Helena, Huron, §7 Indianapo Jacksonvi Kansas ¢ Los ~ Ange | Louiavil 80 0.01 b .. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Pt Fok Clear’ Rain Cloudy Philadelphia } Phioenix bur 3003 20.80 010 3008 30.08 S Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Seattle Spokane WASH..D( 008 006 Foreign Weather. (8 am. Greenwich time, todas.} Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, 62 Part cloudy, A Clear 0 ngland Berlin. Germany Part_cloudy Hamilton, Bermuda R0 Clear i, Porto Kico 3 r Havana, Cuba, Cloudy Colon. Canal Zone Clear ARGENTINA. For the wek ending ust 311926 ~Temperature—Precipitation- ~ TCurrent. Depar. Current. Depur. Corn and nor ern wheat L + 0 —04 outhern w Southern o ALIMONY PLEA DENIED. Court Refuses Temporary Pay- ments to Mrs. Burnap. i | .Justice Siadons of the District Su- | preme Court yesterday denied’ the ap- | plication _of Mrs. Jennette llinger | Burnap for temporary alimony pend- | ing the hearing of her suit for main. | tenance against George Burnap, land- scape architect, i Mrs. Burnap was the widow of a | son of the late Senator Gallinger and 1s an income of $3,700 annually in her own right. She aso joined in an ante-nuptial agreement with Burnap | to share the household expenses and {each to be responsible for own debts. While a final hearing may disclose t Mr. Burnap is responsible for the maintenance of his wife, despite | the ugreement, the court held present condition does not temporary relief. The ne exeat of $3,000, which was required of the is ex- pected. | . | Three Released on Bail. | Justce Bailey of the Districi preme Court yesterday released on bali 1 of $500 each +Agostino Santucci, Join | Terrice and Abramo de Filippe. who had filed separate suits in habeas ! corpus, claiming to be illegally held i by the police at the request of Mary- land authorities. Through Attorney Harry T. Whelan the men deny they have committed any crime and say they are not fugitives from justice Hearing on their petitions for final re. lease was set for September FOUND. s ite | M ave. g clephone Col. 2145, Branch ¢ cost of ad League, 349 . white. one brown pack Apply Wash. Animal Rescue 49 Md 0L reward._Columbia 3 dy's. black. initials L. G. Tt Clkihorne and Fasto, M. S ston, Md."or 1911 i ore st. Baltimore. Md." " Black Moire, hetween 7 and § pm. ning P. E. P. Co. pags Dok Finder please call Frankiin i 1e | night urday morning 318 6ih st. n.w. Reward T ERS—Brindle name “'Rowdy.” ri. Capt. J. R. Underwood cropped ears Reward for re. Fort Myer. Va Return to Dr )70._Reward black and white Fla. ave. 20th st., Darngli, alary. Reward. bil “center, wet al "Satirday ot 4 diamond . 14th and Penu. av Return to Pershing."Apt. POCKETBOOK, Tady's. at Mi. Vernon. Tue itaining kevs. pocketknives. bills and owner's Baltimore address: reward hamplain «t. nw. Phone 8 am. 16 W nm. Adams 4804 | POCKETBOOK, Iadv's. brown Ieather. vic Rock Creek Ghurch rd. and Georgia 1. Monday evening. containing autony Jo " license. keys, money. ete. Rew | Piease call M 78, 1 } POCKETBOOK. brown. containing money. in Kann's store rd. Call Mal PURSE. hlack leather. small, Tuesday. shob- ik district, contajning busiess cards, stanm . bills and change: reward. Manager Hotei_Annanolis. ATCHEL, _freen ools. n_ Virginia- W Phoue @jarcodon 2’ ‘containi; hinkton. wogkman s . . Reward, bond | saddle, tan lega | Frank G Su- | DR. T. C. MARTIN RITES. |CALLES ENDS REALTY BAN Funeral Services to Be Held To- morrow—Burial in Ohio. Funeral services for Dr. Thomas Charles Martin, 61 years old, of 1107 xteenth street, who died Monday at Garfleld Hospital, where he had been a member of the staff for 20 years, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the V. L. Speare funeral parlors by Rev. E. Slater Dunlap of St. John's Episcopal Church, after which the remains will be taken to Manchester, Ohlo, for in- terment. Dr. Martin is survived by his wife, Mrs, Margaret Martin: a daughter, Miss Peggy Martin; two sisters, MvrsA Roberw Pepper of Huntington, W. Va. and Mrs. J. Henderson of Cleveland, Ohilo, and a brother residing in May: ville, Ohio. BURIAL IN ARLINGTON. Services for Maj. O'Keefe Are Held Here This Morning. Funeral _services for Maj. Michael O'Keefe, Philippine Scouts, retired, who died at Walter Reed General Hospital Sunday, were held at the Knights of Columbus hut on the hos- pital reservation this morning at 9 o'clock. Burial was in Arlington Na- ticnal Cemetery Maj. O'Keefe was born in Ireland in 1869. He served in the ranks of the 24 Cavalry for several years and reached the grade of sergeant major in that regiment in 1905. In March of that year he was commissioned as major, United States Guards. He was in the National Army in 1918 and served during the World War. He was retired for age January 1, 1923, in the grade of major. Sy S0 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. “Personal Consciousness,” V_\Ill be the subject of & lecture to be given b: Viva M, January, 8 o'clock, fn Uni Auditorium, 1326 I street The United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building, Seventeenth and 1 streets, will continue the study of “Echoes From the Orient,” fin its class, 8 o'clock. Association of Oldest Inhabitants will meet. 0 o'clock, in the Union | Engine House, Nineteenth and M streets. The Longevity Legion will meet at 1628 K street. wn fete will be held by the Aid Society at Brightwood Church, Eighth and Jef- ferson streets. The Federated Colored will havé their annual picnic at Sub- urban Garden. A lawn fete for the benefit of the Holy Rosary Church debt fund will be given on the playground of the church at 7:30 o'clock. Repeated to- morrow. Kenilworth Council, o Daughters of America, and Woodrow Wilson Council, No. 11, Jr. O. U. A. M., will hold a fraternity lawn fete at Kenilworth, D. C. Repeated tomor- row ROOSTER KICK DISABLES. Horseshoer for 42 Years Injured by Hard-boiled Fowl. Jeremiah Clifford, who has heen shoeing horses for the last 42 years ithout the slightest injury to himself, is trying to hive down the mortification of being kicked by a “hard-bolled™ rooster, whic used temporary paralysis to his i of a living for two days and forced him to take to crutche: Mr. Clifford, who lives at 506 Long. fellow street and operates a shop at §13 Otis place, has been shoeing horses and mules since he was 17 yvears old. He owns a flock of chickens, among | them being a tough rooster by the name of Red. During the usual morn- | ing feeding hour Red, without so much as indicating an overt act, hauled off and crashed a two-inch spur against the blacksmith's kneecap, and Mr Clifford took to limping — . Three Get Commissions. Commissions in the Officers’ Ke serce Corps df the Army have been | Atwood, 1315 T of Infantry: sins Building, to Harry lieutenant ps, and to issued to Henry O street, as a major Julius 1. Peyser, Wi major and staff specfali H. Kerr, 1744 N street, as colonel in the Medical Cos George O. Gillingham. 1474 Columbia | lieutenant in the Adjutant Department road, as General's FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITO) e Lincoln 3 Timothy Hanlon A41_H St e Phone 1. J. WILLIAM LE] balmer. _Livery el apa) * and Moderate prices eral m nnection. Commodi- dezn _crematoriume, Pa. Ave. N.W. Call Main 2473 OSTELLO — ‘_“}OQV; LOCATED A:flBTH Wm, H. Sardo & Co. > H ST. NE. E1L R o Lincoln sz_o 'V.L. SPEARE CO. | Neither the successors of nor conuected with the original W._ Spear establish- ment. lmg H Phone Frank. 662/ 4 St- N.W P Srmerly 030 F St NW.__ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) St NW Fatavliahed 1841 iN. hon Quick. Dignified. Fhiicient Service W. W. Deal & Co. 816 B §t. NE. LINCOLN 8200 utomobils’ Se: avel JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave S.E. Model Chavel Atlaiitic 1700. Private Ambulance Livery in_Connection. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 FUNERAL DESIGNS Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. ‘ Gw. C Shaff“ D00 14th St Main 106 CHOICE _FLORAL EMBLEMS. Main 2416, at MODERATE PRICES. No branch stores. Ave. N.W. t leg, deprived him | ns Co. | 1732 Penna. | NW. | Catholics | | | | | 1 { | | to | as | THOMI | | | [ BLACKISTONE'S | Floral “Blanket Sprays” Other Beautifyl Floral Designs. ~Moderate th & M "We' Specialize in Floral | Designs d'sModz‘rcto f rice 8 ~INC 5 | Gw}‘fl Florists K€ HSTS NV MAIN 69053 CEMETERY LO' UICK SALE—SIX OF THE MOST 1 _burial lots in a perpetual hese Jots must be sold: will kive Call Frankiin N309-J. ask 9. or address ¥22 M at. n. FOR ¢ b S | Gray. MEXICO CITY, September 1 (#) A decree has been issued by President Calles lifting the moratorium on real estate and house mortgages. It has been in existence since former Presi dent Carranza promulgated &en- eral moratorium in December, 1916 but was modified in December, 1917, and April, 1918. The moratorium prevented holders of mortgages on real estate and build ings from forcing payments. They <an do_so under the new decree i Cards of Thanks. DANGERFIFLD, We acknowledse with deen appreciation the kindnesses rendersd by our friends and neighbors during the il ness, and_many beautiful floral tributes and’ expressions of sympathy by onr friends. neighbors ‘and various organiza tions at the death of d one. ELVY JOHNSON DANGERFIELD. Wwho died An- HUSBAND. MOTHER ND 8 SBAY AND SISTER ROSENBLOT. We wish to express our vl h to express ou reciation and thanie. to_ou Telatives, " Trionda and Neighbara for thei: Kindness and . symbath ved b On_ Wednes 10:30 a.m T 8t n.w. beloved son of the beth Allpr BROOKFIELD. 1 meeting of Areme Chapter. No. 1070, E."S" i< called fo. Thilrse 1713 pm.. for the ihe fun: -, BROOKFIE! Matron L BARR. Sec'y. * life August 28 EMMA BUTLER . of WM. Bytier and beloved “mother” of Genevieve Michaels niece of Fred and Agnes Murdock Orean " a Robur resting W, Funcral T S . ‘at purp ate sister. order of the Worthy GRAC Departed Pittsburgh daughi this Datav Rematns friends inyited CARROLL. Ty August 240 D At his residen: . after ' brief iliness. JAS. at the age of < mourn a wife. Ella: a de son: a brother. Georze: o ter.’ Vivian, and many other friends. ~ Funeral Sunday. September B at 1:0, pm m ' Ebennzer E Church. 4th'and D sts. s (Philadeiphia and Lotiisville. Ky.. papers please cops.) 3¢ COUNTEE, Tuesdy. Aucust 31 1030 at 2310 mm., at Roxbiry. Mass. FRA COUNTEE. son of the late’ Arthur and Susan Countee and brother of Mrs. Mattie €. ‘Ward. William and Beatrice Countee. Interment Roxbury. Mass. - .. On Tuesday, August 31, 1926 at 1 .8t the residence “of his daughter, Mri. Bells Markward. 3600 Bunker Hill road, Mount Rainier, Md JOSEPH CROWN. heloved hushand of the wn, aged 87 Te Ieaves ‘to oted son. Jud randdaugh relatives and Rels vited. Interment ( GADSON. On Monday. August 30, 1026, at 11:05 pm. at_her residence. 66 L ot nw. ETHEL GADSON, heloved wife of dauzhter of Eu. » Joseph West Walier Gaason. kenia West and wigter of_Ollie Elmira Holla Manie and Na 0" mourn their o tives and _friends. Fuu September Y pm residence, 66 L st 1w KING. On Tuesday A ARTHUR CHARLES KING, beloved sou a W wr,. and of the late G Mre. Sue D Ku Funeral on Thurs day, September at 2 pm., from the Mise' Eualia S lence of his siste; Relatives and from her late ust 31, 1926, King, 1216 G st. & friends 1nvited. Interment private L] COMB. Monday. August 30, s home s JORN : beioved husband Mary P Service ke morning M iins 1 of LOONEY v. Augist 30. 1926, at his residence. nw. JEREMIAH W on_Thiirsday, September t 8 thence 1o St.’ Aloysius Chu; will be sung 9 am friends invited 1o attend Mount Olivet Cemetery MARTIN. M, . August Garfleld Hospital. Dr MARTIN of 1107 from V. L. § on Thursday, September terment Manchester. Ohio. MITCHELL. Mondas. Au 0. 1096 en voute to the hospital. JOHN H. MITCHELL. son of the deceased Z nd Car Mitehe Mitchell Mamie E Carrie 10 a.m. h. where mass Relatives and Interment. 10 30, 19 THOMAS CHART Tith st mw Funeral Co.. 1006 H st now at 1 pm. In He also leave riends to mourn ric Sqptember el parior is invited to August adence, 1 PRICE e leaves to their loss six daughters. one iehter amd a grandson. Funersl ¥, August 1926, at 1 pm her date residence [ Officers ture pm ttend Funera from from SMITH. . memiby 3 Reliel A wl Cthe funeral Th ¥ o clock. St Cypr St ne GEO. W, COLE ident URTIS. Re. Sec y Lauties United deatiy « of the John 1ation’_are Mrs Sen urch Reagers of MATILDA G av 7 opm FHOMPSON Luve th Johusoi. Corn host of other mians restin fiineral p Thursday nd friends e brother, friends Notieg other ¥ unera! of tme rnest ave. host_of from Buena Vista. Vi WALTON iy 1 1 1 ul len's. Tineral Dariors Thursday ptember E) hail Wednesday to Sep- nge for the T WAL- full attendance 1e earnestly TURNER WATSON at 11 05 st n.w. aughter of Joseph West. weven sin. elatives Septenbe: esidence 196 g X voted and the late < to mourn their a host of othe Funeral 1 v from her | ? n fflemoriam. BROWN. 1 - BROW > loving _rememby ance JAMINF Siuddenly o. Febriary 3 L BROWN nine ven 7. and AMANDA V. Wine sears ago today, September 1 HBrother. how id it 1s with us tonight Whout thee in our wight. But God hae tak We will meet 3 Lonesome. lonesome all t! “Our hiearts are sad today. Fop nine vears ago. dear parents “You left this World th s R_LOVING CHILDR! SADIE, RUTH <D ADOPTED » . REYNOLDS Sacred to brother. E | 190%. wrid JOSEPH 1618 i death remembere THE FAMILY who died September . Loved int life. 0. August 31 he sweetest 1 him home to rest WIFE. EDNA GRAY HOLLAND. of my dear wife. SARAH A. HOLLA who departed this life September 1 It is lonesome he And sad the wear is not the nee wou wes led away % e ) ner LYFING HUSBaND'F. Pl HoLLayo JACKSON devote, Teft u T10I% 1o the heautiful In the life th Somewnere in G We shall he memory R CHILDREN * NORTON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother CATHERI M. NORTON. who departed this Life fo teen years ago today. September 1. 16 No_one knows how much we miss You No one knows the love you But_ we know that Jesus e e S Reca. ISABELLE, <