Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1926, Page 9

,WE DYE WEARNG APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Lincoln 239 Private Ambulances City Calls Only $4.00 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 ' Co. Deaths Reported. The followins,_deathe h 10" the 'Healin "Depariment in_the laat "l‘ hours. oy C. Spagiding. 83, 081 Q at. Hares 3. &chwaris: 26, George Washington nterity” Homlal T s, ara &y Hospital. Benjamin "Cowen, = ital 2 Ggorge W. Burdette, 27, Walter Reed Hos- tal Pty . Wilson, 23. Jyajter Reed Homital Jerrett 8, 51 iton l‘ b o Ford Joseph C. road. Morton Lee, 3!, Casualty Hospital. 8 i ith an area of 117 square miles the Maltese Islands have a population of 124,000, timates. according to latest es- e T e s (G SEG: NEAR WARINOTON, B G WEONESTAY, SEPTEWRER o e 9 CENTER PARKING 0. K. FOR CALVERT STREET Width of 60 Feet From c«mnech- cut Avenue to 20th Is ‘ Authorized. Creation of a center parking 12 feet wide, where trees and grass will be planted, was authorized for Calvert street from Connecticut avenue to Twenty-ninth street by the District Commissioners yesterday on recom- mendation of C. B. Hunt, engineer of highways. Repaving of the roudway on Cal- vert street will be started soon. Un- der the new plan there will be two 24-foot roadways with a 12-foot park- ing in the center, making a total width between curbs of 60 feet. The Commissioners also ordered that the width of the roadway of Thirty-fourth street between FPorter and Quebec streets be reduced from 30 to 28 feet when the street is re- paved to save the trees on this street. The reduction in the width of the roadway will be added to the width of the sidewalk space. The building line will not be changed. EEEEE‘ STAR ICE PLANT DESTROYED. $250,000 Blaze Sweeps Big Fac- tory Near Atlanta Prison. ATLANTA, September 8 (#).—Loss estimated at $250,000 was caused by a fire here yesterday, which destroyed one of the largest plants in the South, of the Atlantic Ice and Coal Corpora- tion. The flames created considerable excitement among hundreds of prison- ers in the Federal penitentiary, the plant being located near the Govern- ment prison. The plant was devoted entirely to refrigeration of fruit cars. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York, Daylight Saving Time. ARRIVED AT NEW YORK Olympic—Southampton <o Sept. Tuscania—Hayre . Stavangertjord—Oal Suffren—-Ha anta Teresa—Val boney—Havana . Paris—Havre . DUE TODAY. Finland—San Francisco . DUE_TOMORROW. Sixaola—Santa Marta, Maracaibo—San " Jua Eresident Harrison—>Maselll 3 GROUP OF DISEASES Specialist Advances Theory That Separation Must Precede Cure. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 8.—Dr. Willlam S, Bainbridge, cancer and skin disease specialist, today advanced the theory that cancer, contrary to the general belief, is a group of diseases, which must be separated be- fore a cure can be effected. Speaking before the annual conven- tion of the American Academy of Physiotherapy, he expressed the view that multiple ailments, each sus- tained by the other, were the basis of all cancer and that attempts to eradi- cate it as one disease were useless. Sees Early Control. Dr. Balnbridge, who was chief sur- geon at the Brooklyn Naval Hospital 31 | during the war, and who is an au- thority both in this country and in "WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1926. CANCER REGARDED | SEES 6..0.P. AHEAD District of Columbia—Fair tonight; tomorrow /dncreasing cloudiness and slightly warmer; showers tomorrow night; gentle to moderate southeast and south winds. Maryland—Fair tonight; slightly warmer in north portion; tomorrow Increasing cloudiness; probably show- ers tomorrow afterncon in extreme west portion; slightly warmer in east portion; gentle shifting winds becom- ing southerly and Increasing tomor- row. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer in the in- terior tomorrow and in the northwest portion tonight; moderate northeast shifting to southeast winds. West Virginia—Fair and warmer tonight, followed by showers tomor- row; slightly warmer in extreme east portion tomorrow. . Records for 24 Hours. Thermomet.eH p.m., 78; 8 p.m., 70, 12 midnight, 65; 4 a.m., 61; 8 a.m., 68; noon, 79. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.16; 8 p.m., 30.18; 12 midnight, 30.19; 4 a.m., 30.20; 8 a.m., 30.22; noon, 30.19. Highest temperature, 80, occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest temper- ature, 59, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 83; lowest, 70. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast i ' i { INNEAT HOUSE. ¢ Representative Wood Pre- dicts Party Will Have “Good Working Majority.” By the Assoicated Press. CHICAGO, September 8.—The Re- publican party will control the next | national House of Representatives by a *“good working majorit; Repre- sentative Will R. Wood of Indlana, | chairman of the Republican congres- sional campaign committee, declared here yesterd: upon his arrival to formaily open the Western headquar- ters of the committee. The Rephblican Senate campaign committee opened Western he ters here last week. A speake reau for both committees, in charge of Representative Walter D. Newton of Minnesota, also was opened today. “In the Wi " Wood asserted, “'we will not lose a seat we now have, and we will make some gains. In the MILAN. lay Septe Wed: H EFFIE Gartie) Sunday, September § O Counor. dence, 1126 mber 9. Stephen's €} tives and NOR. at 530 am arch. "M nds’ inv Rels attend Coun, LAY Menbers Rl ¢t Potoma ot C of Fiine 3th R0 am sther Al fr o LD WALTER 1 PEANT, PRIDE. Tue: Gllinger -3% | Europe on cancer and skin diseases, . "4 | declared that science, working on the oave ve Estonia—Danzig . and Geodetio Survey). . Johns. Today—Low tide, 3:03 a.m. and 3:28 | CT t a few districts normally Demo- ic, which we carried at the last Cedarwood is the color for your fall hat IT’S arich tan; in the many shades you find in cedar cigar boxes. The snap brim is the favorite for early fall; curl brims may look better on you; they’re good; too Made by Knox $ OTHERS FOR $5 AND MORE Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 INC. F Street Beautifying the Footwear o { Schoo EAL Novelty! Re 1 Days al Fascination! Quite our most striking presentation of School and College Shoes. Two-tone grai bling pigskin, strap. 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Martha Washington-—Tifeste . 20 Minnekhada—TLondon! Monterey—Hax 18 Unac-Southampton 113 [re President Van Buren—world erutse. Roma—DMarseille ... Roussillon—Bordeaux . Ryndam—Rotterdam Santa Ana—Valparals Seydlitz—Bremen Southern Cross—Bue Teno—Valparaiso . Thuringia—Hamburg Transylyania—Glasgow’ Ulua—Puerto Limon United States—Copen YVandyck—Buenos_Alr Venezuela—San Fr: Zacapa—Puerto S e 2 b EEERREERReSaoBans! OUTGOING STEAMERS. (Sailing Hour Daylight-saving Time.) SAILING TODAY. President Roosevelt—Bremen . -Noon an Juan—La Guayra . ... Noon £1:00 P.M. 3 S a 11:00 AN Paul Luckenbach—C ristobal. ' Rosalind—St. Johns. .. .. F George—Hamiltor Cambrai—Canal Zone SAILING TOMORROW. Republic—Queenstown . Noon Banker—London ) Noon to Mother what's Best HEN 1 received a sample bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin I gave it to my two-months-old baby without hesitation, as I had often heard of it as the very best medicine for children. It stopped crying right away, began sleeping good and growing fast. For myself it has been the very best stomach and laxative medicine and I can’t praise it too much.” (Name and address will be furnished upon request.) Children Thrive as They Grow Mothers never tire tellini how children thrive on it; i how it puts an end to ilious, sour stomach, stops headache, cleans bowels, no pain, no gripe. Just like a nurse in the family, never any real sickness. Stops ‘Mother’s terrible sick headache, ends Dad’s bxlmus attack, makes peacefut the lives of old folks. A real caLoweLL T AGE 83 family medmne for the daily ills due to constipation. DrCaldwell's Get it lodly and have it handy, always. Sold by all druggists. For a free trial bottle send name and address to Pepsin Syrup Company, Monticello, Illinois. SYRUP PEPSIN Be Sure You Get the Original and Genuine For Constipation Look for the name Feen- mint in orange on the white oval with the blue polka-dot border. Beware of substitutes. this delicious mint-flavored chewing gum tablet - Feen: ‘fiusflr -A- mmt The Chewmg LAXATIVE Chew It Like Gum Prink ENJOY THE PLEASURE OF THE MEAL FuLLy) CELESTINS | VICHY THE NATURAL ALKALINE MINERAL WATER' FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS SPRING ELESTIN Sold by: THE PROPERTY OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC BOTTLED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE HOTELS, CLUBS, RESTAURANTS, GROCERS 4w DRUGGISTS 1| combating poisons { sories, {567,807 i | o e { rector and al ern theory that cancer is a multiplicity of aflments, will soon ‘have control of the ravaging disease. _Every lasting physical life, ho said, as soon as scientists could discover the secret of thrown off in- terrally by body cells. He pointed out that a portion of a heart had been kept alive for 15 years by scientists at the Rocke- feller Institute, after they had learned how te combat the poisons given off by the cells of the flesh. Un- der proper conditions, he said, it .13 | the inherent capacity of these cells to live on indefinitely Golf Relief to Heart Trouble. Gglf is an ideal game for people with high 'blood pressure and heart diseaso, Dr. Louis F. Bishop, New York heart specialist, told the conven- tion. It provides exercise, permits rest and does not rush the player, he said. He declares hé had prescribed golf in addition to regular treatment for 10 patients with blood pressure around 200, and kept them in good physical condition over a period. PRODUCTS SHOW DROP. Manufacture of Billlard and Pool Tables Declines 11.7 Per Cent. Decrease in the value of products of establishments engaged primarily in the manufacture of billiard and pool tables, bowling alleys and acces- sories for 1925 under 1923 is shown in fizures made public today by the Census Bureau. Products of these establishments last year were valued at $5,505,736, a drop” of 11.7 per cent as compared with 1923, the last preceding census year. Total value of such products for 1925 was made up as follows: Bil- liard and pool tables and accessories, $5,205,124; bowling alleys and acces- 232,805, other products, ALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA, Va., September . Page Waller has been elected a di- o president of the North- Virginia Hotel Corporation. He fills the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of Julian Y. Willlams. J. P. Dilley, formerly manager of the George Mason Hotel here, has been appointed manager of the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, N. J. The Retail Merchants’ Club of the Chamber of Commerce will resume its business meetings tonight. This will be the first meeting since the Sum- mer recess. children were v inated at the city health office yesterday. Kach day children are being vaccinated in order that they may be able to enter the public schools, which will reopen for studies .N‘ tember 16. cademy, conducted by v Cross, reopened for studles today with a large enroll ment. e osiie May Head University. VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass., Sep- tember 8 (®).—Dr. John W. Withers of New York University last night an- nounced he has under consideration an offer of the presidency of the Uni- versity of West Virginia, but that he would require a week or two more for decision. Dr. Withers is a native of West Virginia. Nearly twice as much iron and steel products are being Sent from this to a “part wire-haired terrier. !r“llvl"‘q ht)l tId’lorl. tail b Washington Anims 0 M. ave. fw . noly ._or_phorie_Ad R EDALE PUP, at 1%th and G g 0 I. ave. laree sily Bliome. Bein n“('hdm\u rs, Hunt- rindie; spof | anothel e AL ot of : answers o name of Buddie. Liberal reward if returned to Richard James. ave. Silver Spring. Md. Phone -V 10% riangular; Woodside 1 nion_ 04, the M m\‘m" . probabl . Apt dark DOG. Enclish setter. biack 10 months: collar, without license t ball_park day. Reward. GERMAN FEMALE PCUF scar on_left hind lex. R Phone months old; ard it retupned i caseon Tiih and Tea st . R0 I Garfield Hospital i1 returned (6 547 near. above Cpshur. © Rew Adams Alow. lost oot Shrcomn o, 11 Call_Fi Kth " ave, ave _Call_Fr B een HANDBAG—Liberal reward for return Jady's tan_ dbag containing two railroad tickets Io Dallas, Tex n 1 ll)l an \nl‘ Decatur st. KODAK——S\mde. between on District Line car. one E Return to S36 4910 st. ne. ward. "CKLACE, and green owner as Keepsake. Bird design. siiver-shell pearl ones:, not precious: valued by Liberal reward if_re- turned to H. s office, 1 New York ave n.w. ACLES, tortoise-shell rim, ini silk case, probably near Belasco Theater: reward, Re wrn to 2 West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. _Phone STONE MARTEN—Sunday at between 16th and 18th stx. on P st or on 16th st bus. _Finder call Miss Heffernan, Franklin 5020-W. 1743 P st. n.w. Reward: JMBRELLA. brown sillc vesterday, mro = rol- ably on s car. nghal Rlams 560, Reward sy i g p.m.; high tide, 8:47 a.m. and 9:06 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:44 am. and 4:01 p.m.; high tide, 9:24 am. and 2 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:42 a.m.; 6:29 p.m. Tomorrow— sets 6:27 p.m. Moon rises 6:47 a.m.; sets 7:33 p.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.—No rejort available. Weather in Various Ciflu. & Temperature. %z sun séts Sun rises 5:43 a.m.; sun samo] *cAwpizat g Jeu Cloudy | Albany Atlanta { Prloudy Pt cloudy Cuitmbla r Denver City e 1ph Phoenix Bittsburghy Portland Portlan aleix ke (8 am.. Greenwich time. today.) | ations. ature. Weather. jon, - England. Fart clouds | i Clondy Y | Berlin, Germany Part cloudy Copenhagen, H (F Part cloudy "All cloudy Clear Part loudy Hanilton, - Havana, Colon, C For the week ending September 7. 1926, ~Temperature—Precipitation ~ Current. Depar. Current. Depar. Corn and north- ern wh Southern wheat area.. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The United Lodge of Theo: will hold a study class in from the Orient,” 8 o'clock, Building, Seventeenth and I Viva M. January will lecture on “In. dividual Consciousnes Unity Auditorium, 13: Naomi Chapter, No. 3, O resume meetings for the s o'clock. Burnside Post, 30 o'clock, in G. . 8, will R. Hall meet : A Dawson will lecture on “Specters that Shorten Lives,” o'clock, at 1618 K street, aus: of the Longevity I ion free. Kismet Council, will meet, 8 o’clock, Arcanum, | at ant place, | A musical will be given at the Ver- mont Avenue Baptist Church by the| male chorus, ass by the talent of | the congregation and other churches The affair will be under the auspices of the Tribe of King David, Deacon George Onley, captain, and Mrs. Mag gie Murdock, assistant. Eight o'clock. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The International Language Club will meet tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., at 1882 Monroe street. A beginners’ class in peranto will be or; The Washington City Cl S Association will meet September 1 8 p.m., in rooms of the Central Chiro practic College. Dr. H. U. Bell will speak on the subject of glands. Kit Carson Post, No. tomorrow, p.m., Hall, a2 G will meet and_ Army The Delta Sigma Fraternity open its season Saturday at L’Aiglon Club for the initiation of 24 candi- dates. A business meeting will follow a smoker. will Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the foljowines k qikh‘,lm James R Dill Lol Richard Jenn DeWitt Hite i E. son » Williama. ¢ Hammacker. ith and R. Thomas | than Gurvitz of Brookiyi, N. Y. and \r‘\/hpvk:n\erlnnx this ity e 3. fonza, cwart and Mollie J. Jamison H,'Sedewick and Al Do | uHivan and Brideet (. Horzan. | wyer and Eva L Chamblis. A Va Scott. . Dorothy D Ogilyie of Ashland, Richmond, v William. F. Minor of this city Needham’ of Atlantic City. LeRoy Sherman an John Logan and A Williams. Tesse Levy and Auna Broko. both of Bal- imore. et . Carroll and Mellie Weich. both Burs and Va. and A’ ‘Crandall. and and E. Brad | BLAIR. eleation, may go back to normal, but those are isolated instances and will ot affect Republican control of the House.’ Senator Charles D. Deneen of Il no secretary of the senatorial cam- paign committee. is in charge of Re- publican headquarters pending arrival | from Colorado of Senator Lawrence C. Phipps, chairman. Representative Wood plans to remain in charge of Western congressional headquarters throughout the campaign. He will be aided by Iarl Vanable of Ohio, executive secteta MISSED BY LIFE GUARDS i Man Drowns - While Others Are Being Rescued. | TAMPA, Fla.. September 8 (P).— An unidentified man was drowned vesterday afternoon at Indian Pass, south of Indian Rocks, whom two life guards missed 11 their efforts to ve others who had heen swept out h v undertow, it was learned sterday. The body has not been re- | covered.” William Harris of Tampa | and R. Hepburn of St. Petershurs were the men rescued. - | Carb of Ebanks. to express on 1 thanks to our relatives hbors: for their Kind. &vm beautiful floral the death of our beloved moth O'NEIL. fied | Augnst T FAMILY Deaths. deply Sentemt ok A 1 b I 1 he Y nid heloved mother and. Winife and friends a ness and Pt a Interment” (Knoxville. Tenn if.. papers please cony. ) iy Tuesday. September rosidence, Tadl ithod KATHERI at “the W and and_ ddence. BLAIR, jr George P. B fell's chanel from S bher 9 Cemetery BROOKS. tembe pau. Interment Rock Ci Departed this 1 life 1 e Sep- | 10 i his reside st nw. ARTHUR | HROOKS. “olonel” Distriet of | Columbia Nati ! Tushand of Tather Florence B J Edward Arthur 1 s at St Mary's P.E. Chur G and B nw.. Friday. Sew’ | 2 pm. Interient Harmony bet tember 10, at peters 1_this life Tuesday 5 pam. at Atlautic a brief ‘iiness, 1R BROWN of fuy R at 7107 Swann st wite | Septemb T this life Tues 7:30 am.. at nee ABNER W beloved h wl of Janie L. Da and - de Harry h the fie < Hosnital dm PARK R beloved qaughte Friday thenee. t mass wil Mount Olivet Friends invited from Hoart Church, e waid for th ment Mt Olivet (o | his son. Hugh l 10740 pim band_of * Ma tather of Hugh an il father Henry L ings. Funeral pm.. atter 5 K St n.w nt in Mount it o 2 call mee our decease 30 pan 3ra ana | V. Ruler. Septe: 1E KEY devoted | Church . September 9. 4t B LANAHAN. On Wednesday, 1926l ber MAR St Lanat after. LATCHFORD. = Tucsdas. at his resid September 8. | i119 K &t. ne wife of Battalion | Notice of funeral h September 7, 111 M. where | September 7 arrett Park, Md and Mre. P. T Funeral fron September 9 ay. September 7 " HARRY, ¢ Lipscomb_inee N late residence September 10, am high muss St. Church 9 am. Interment National Cemeters 1926 t ¥ Hos votad i band of Mary ¢ Funeral from . se Joser of Baitimore.” Md, Robert mith of Govens, Md.. Anpie L. Nol this et Waites: Bishon, of Glohe. Aviz.. and Thelma Sparstiott of this city. George Dagenais and Beulah A Scott. George W. Henderson of this city Sarah E. L. Atken of Philadeiphia. Pa Howard Lee and Efizabeth Prath; o ideon R” Leaman and” Berenico “"illiam A Peters and Dorothy E. Ferris Woodward G.: Eicke and Merle R. Rob. insoi. Jolin W. Queen and Lillian P. Daley William Johnson “and Magdaline J Roache. John’ Coyle. and Margaret V. Kane Thomas J. tnmn- and Reba C. Fravel old J. Conway of Fort Mgnroe, Va.. .f.E Nathalie Holda of Dlias ?41 eiler and ¥ireini voth o Brount Ralufer, Md. '. reerick 3. Melsoa Josephine of Mrs. Lila Washington, M Lams and Mrs. Fannie ‘Minor. ~ Funeral { Qther Beauiy\ My, ton. Spe v T Fior I 1ces wil at 1 pm. In WRIGHT. Gail of William 1 Wright 61 Sn filzmnriam. DORSEY. " memory of on oth, OtBer. DAL NIE Wil weey uTER AN T TGN NSON MAURG DURSEY N mory of our mother, MARY"E Rest on HER LOVIX MRS AND HENIY BION. mother 1l comes to me to k TER A tribute mother, MARY this i 8 1 I n i A R R ROV iy AT mothe ox i e tember Altho GIBSON. ieine u ARY GT DEVOTED SO% LAW. OLIVER In sad V dear mothe 4 R AN ROSA GIBSON t lovine rememby MARGARET H 1 s e nine 8. 1017, Ma e but not foree HER DA GITTE HOLLA" feon e HOW AitD I away two y tember 81024 Gone i< the Gone 18 the Every day br: Every merc Desn within niy Thowehis af o HIS CLOVING HOOVER JACKSON. 1 WIFE hut_toving ELAZA F emenbra JACRSON JUANITA. MAR LOT st ADELAIDE. 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