Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1926, Page 9

=i THE EVENING STAR. ASHINGTON. BUSINESS MEN TALK ABOUT “CLEAN CUT FELLOWS” They really mean style They judge you so often by the way you dress. They'll learn later about the fine ideas you have in your head; but the first thing they see is the style on your back Cedarwood tan - the best color for fall; the rich shades you find in and under the bark of the cedar tree & MARX Copyright 1926 Hert Schaffner & Mars 1310 F Street HART SCHAFFNE RALEIGH HABERDASHER INC. Iwas the son DAY SEPTE —_—— ATHLETE IS KILLED. IMurrly ‘W. Sales, Princeton Letter | Man, Dies in Crash. | DETROIT. September 23 P .— Murray W. Sales, jr., 23 years old, Princeton athlete, was killed here yesterday when his automobile crashed into a light post at a street corner. . Sales, who played on last season's Princeton base ball and foot ball teams, of a local wholesale merchant and was prominent in local society. He had attended a dinner party in a downtown hotel and was driving home when the accident oc- curred. Hp was to have returned to Princeton tomorrow. = BoTH DR OF 7% AT R FT E Never take the horseshoe from the door It’s bad luck if you do and we practice what we preach. Our good luck horseshoe of not charging interest, ex- tras nor service charges on your bills every month has been nailed up on our door and we will never take it down. We do not penalize our friends. WANTED! Live Salesman of Made-to-Order Clothing Exceptional opening for ex- perienced producer. Our clothes are sold direct to the wearer at popular prices. Apply in Person to Mr. Visek TheEdward Tailoring Co. 737 Thirtéenth St. N.W. Funerals AS LOW AS ‘100 Including black, white, gray or oak cloth-covered casket, embalming, dressing and all preparation, burial case, hearse, cars, newspaper notices and all necessary permits and service complete. ' One Price for All Call the W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 432 Mothers Know They Can Depend on the Reputation of THE WEATHER || District of Columbia and Maryland Mostly cloudy; occasional showers to- night and tomorrow; little change in temperature; gentle to moderate southerly winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; probably showers in north and west portions: slightly warmer in | extreme west portion; gentle to mod- e southerly winds West Virginia—Mostly cloudy: prob- ably showers tonight and tomorrow; much cooler Saturday. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 75: 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 68; 4 am., 68; 8 am., 70; noon, 76. Barometer—4 p.n., 30.16; 8 pm., | 30.12; 12 midnight, 30.10; 4 a.m., 30.08; 8 am., 30.11; noon, 30.09. | emali stones, Highest temperature, 78, occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem- perature, 68, occurred at 1 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 56; lowest, 52. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:14 a.m. and 5:36 pm.; high tide, 9:05 a.m. and 9:27 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:05 a.m. and 4:26 pm.; high tide, 9:3¢ am. and 10:17 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:56 a.m.; sun sets 6:05 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:56 am.; sun sets 6:03 p.m. Moon rises T:38 p.m.; sets ‘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, muddy. Cities. 8 JOTTE Stations. Weather. WomoT “-aNnamo .y we g0y e -+ gopansas g se - 3974 100 Albany .U 7 Atlant; 3014 Atantic City 30 Baltimore .. 30 Birmingham 0. Bismarc 0 Boston 1ffalo Tharleston” | Chicago ... 2 CGincinnati Cleveland, Colum'a.$.€. §0. Denver Detroit El Paso.. alveston felena . ! Huron. 8. 1 20 ndjanapclis 29. Jacksonville 30712 Kansas City 2974 Los Angeles. 2080 Louteville Miami, Fia. Orieans. New York. Qkla, City. Qmaha " Philadelohia Phoebix . Pittsburgh Portland. M Portland Ore Raleigh.N.C. 8 'Lake City San“Antonio n_Dicgo 8. Francisco Si. Louis. St. Paul. Seattle Sholcane " 0 Wash pe: Abtlene i Cieds Clondy I Cloudy Pt.cloudy 0.i0 Rain 0148 Clear 0.08 Rain oL Cloudy 001 Clondy ©.06 Rain 012 Rain 0.08 Clonds Clear o Clear .16 Rain -+ Glondy 10 Preloudy 023 Snow Cloudy Cloudy 2 Clear > Cloudy S12 Clear 6.02 Cloudy s Clear 1.3% Clondy e gl S B SRS Sameaaasaza | ERFE R a5 & EomY wrITIIeT e D i LIPS T £ Pz 2328 I B A EER PRt 33 3% B =553 Cloudy Clear, Cloudy . Pcloudy 0.04 Ptcloudy 221 Cloudy Clear 11l Ptcloudy *. Cloudy S Clear .04 Cloudy 0.08 Cloudy 0.04 Clear, 20 Cloudy 0.06 Cloudy BDa2Dp: 2L TP 24219295903 338832252 [t e e E et orp-1a 310 e PEPIE e e 7 22 eoue = 78 FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time. today.) srations, Temperature. Weather. Londen, E e udy pudy Cloudy Part clondy Part cloudy Rain Rain Part cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy e land 2, Berlin "~ Germany. . " Covenhagen, Denmarlk. Stockholm. * Sweden Horta (Fayal). Az Hamilton, Bermud: Havana, Cuba... Colon. Canal Zone. MRS. HARRINGTON BURIED Services Held Today for Widow of Marine Corps General. Mrs. Francis Henry Harrington, widow of Brig. Gen. F. H. Harring- ton, U. S. M. C., retired, dled Tues- day at the Gordon Hotel, where she had been residing. Mrs. Harrington {is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Newt H. Hall, wife of Col. N. H. Hall of the Marine Base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and Mrs. A. H. McCormick of Washing- ton. Funeral services were conducted this morning at 10 o’clock at St. Mat- thew's Church, where a requiem mass was sung. Interment was private. Gen. Harrington was a native ‘Washingtonian. He entered the mili- tary service in 1864 and served 40 years. He died here in 1906, two years after his discharge from ac- tive duty. American Artist Dead in London. LONDON, September 23 (#).—A coroner's jury today returned a verdict of death from natural causes in the case of Mrs. Arthur Behenna, who wag found unconsclous in her Chelsea studio last Saturday night. Mrs. Be- henna, an artist, was said to be an American, 53 years old, with a daugh- ter in Ohlo. LOST. BAR PIN, diamond In center, in Kelth's or vicinity, $at. eve.; reward. Phone Adams P R PIN. with amethysts and pearls day night, bet. Belasco Theater and 16th and Riggs sts. ~Reward if returned to 1 16th et Apt. 700. o DOSTON BRINDLI LLDOG. 6259 or call 1301 Euclid st.nw._ BRACELET. platinum, set with diamonds and_sapphires: Masonic Temple or Vicinity or in Yellow Taxi from Hudson Hotel sta- tion, Tuesdav, 12 am. 1438 Meridian, Apt. 21, Col.2120—Main_6209. ¢ BRINDLE BULL, with bobbed tail; $5 re- R ReCOTHOR 1000 TG st e — CHAIY, gold, and opal drop. Tues. bet. 1 and 1 o'clock. Reward it réturned”to 013 8t n DOG—WIll_the finder of a & 2 light tan and black, long nose. long thin legs, named Boy, return to anxious owner and’ recelve reward? 2034 Plerco Mill rd DOG—Reward for return of or information about greyhound: light tan_and black( long thin legs; long nose: name Bov. 2034 Plerce Mill rd., 2 squares west o d Park rd END of gold fountain pen, between George Washington University and R st:; reward. ain 198, Branch 16¢ 3 R _PIECE, stone marten: near i8th and R Tust Monday: reward. Frankiin 10803, = ray, late Saturday night. Phone Reward. e hadueis g FUR PIECE, Stone Marten, on Black & White bus to Mt. Vernon, Monday afternoon. or at Mt. Vernon, or in Alexandria. Please e with Columbia 344 FUR PIECE (Fisher). whole animal it u“r&l&uw seaiy of Collimbia Theater” on Mo - Rignt {a wee Feturn to box SHce or Meater. or call Adams 5963, and et Teward. 248" LASSES. d SEAS AL RO Edmonds' case. oL 4 before 0 am.. after 5 pm._ 25 GOLD PIN with_diamond and two pearls set in platinum; Wednesday. Reward. Miss Quisenberry. Pot. 270. L HOUND, black and_tanwhite ring_around neck. Tetarn to 439 Franklin st. ny. or ifocal bfl!wr;n 17th an, Ha CK _ring with gray settings. in Inv ent Bidg., Sept. 21: heirloom. of valus only to owner. Reward if returned to In- vestment BIdg. Garage. Phone Fr. 7601 or Containing ~ dark-ahell rimmel key and emall change: left on W.. V M. coach. Wednesday. in Georgetown Liberal reward 487, ROLL OF B threa 20s. e, Sheetz's rnnd* Reward. 403 We T WATCH, ;. neighborhood ave. Tueday. Reward if returned the Cordova. ~North 0 WRIST WATCH. white gold Sw in ‘downtown section. Morris, Hotel Gordon WRIST WATCH. wh Toxt tember 13 Will lady who called Fr in regard to watch please call again t. 12 and 47 _Liberal reward WRIST WATCH. lady's with bracelet at- tached. neighborhood of 20th and Florida ave. Tuesday. Reward if returned to 305 S—R 10s. 1s: about $105: between store and new Navy BIdg. hste: 2 FUNERAL ARRANGED. Services for Dr. A. H. Glennan To- morrow at St. Patrick's Church Dr. Arthur H former Assist the United Service, who will be Catholic ervices for years old, General Health Tuesday night, St Patrick's morning Thom: will Funeral Glen| 7 urgean of Publie died suddenly conducted in St Church tomorrow o'clock. Rev. C. F. will officiate. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery Honorary palibearers follows Dr. Lewis H. the University Howe, Dr. 8. D at rector, be in will be as Taylor, president of Ciub; Charle: % Muncaster and Capt. | vern, all representing the Univ Club, and Dr. H. W. Austin, Dr. J. W. Kerr, Dr. Samuel | B. Grubbs and Dr. W. F. Draper, rep- resenting the United States Public Health Service. MINE PARTNERS DIE. Cne Kills Himself, Other Burns to Death in Home. BETHA , W. Va., September 23 (#).—B. J. Cole, 72, and W. W. Dow- den, 63, partners in a coal operation | here, are dead, meeting violent deaths | within a few hours of each other. Cole | committed suicide with a shotgun yvesterday, and Dowden, a lra(‘helur; recluse, was burned to death in a fire which destroyed his home, near Wells- burg. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York, Daslight-Saving Time. ARRIVED AT NEW YORK. _Buenos Aires. . Havre, R Homeric—Sou % Muenchen—B; o o Fort Victorfa—Bermuda ...... nta Marta—Santa Marta .. sa—St. Johna President Van Buren—Worl DUE TOMORROW. Mauretanja—Southampton 8 H Washington—Bremen ... ..Sept. 15 R T SAILING TODAY. American Trader—London. . Thuringia—Hamburg Rousillon—Bordeaux (nited States—Cope Chepstow ¢ a Monterey- San Loren West Keer 00 P.M 00 AM 100 AM. 00 PN 00 P-M 00 A M, hon | 111 Noon | AILING TOMORROW. La Savoie—Havre ............11:00 AM Drottninzholm—Gottenburs | L1:00 P | Lara—Maracaibo . . pee 111G Tercero—Buenos Aires .71 0101 M Prince. Frederik ~Hendrik—Para- maribo S 3:00 P.M. Zeeland — Plymouth, " Cherbours, Midnight Antwerp iz Homerie—Cherbours, Midnight ¥ YORK. Southam| Adrlatic—Liverpool Byron—_Piriens Colombo— rasse—Hare 1L ppe Verdi—Genoa:. .. bland—Antwerp San Francisco. ... ..l Sept 30 | al—Trinidad ........ | TI—Copenhagen . nerican—Bu President e a .21 | St Mihiel— a0 | Volendam—Rotterdam ... ... .. 25 | SHORT. Gricf for the dead, shrouded in the | fading light of carthly dreams, reflects | few words. My beloved mother has gone home. o {he many friends who have extended the most gentle sympathies in words, letters, beautiful flowers and kindly deeds, please accept {rom me an apprecta- | tion and gratitude that must forever live | in the grace of a sacred memory EDITH CATHERINE SHORT. * Deaths. On Wednesday, September 22, 1926, at 630 am. at 926 Sth st. ne. | WILBUR W.. beloved husband of Flor: ence M. Ashidown and son of the_late William L. Ashdown and India M. Sims. Funeral from Christ Epis Church, 620 G st. se. Friday. Sept 24, at 2 p.m. Tnterment Con tery. Relatives and fri o Thursday. Sop- 2 Gallinger Hospital, BARBAR. Remains resting at hines & Co.'s funeral chanel. 3rd v. Notice of funeral later. CARLEY. Or Wednesday September 22. 1026, at 4 am. CATHERINE E. CARLEY (nieg of “the_late Micheal from J. T. Clem n_ave.. ‘on ‘Frida 8:30 am.. thence Trinity Church, where mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9:15 am. Relatives and friends invited. - COONTZ. _At the Naval Hospital, Wash- ington, D. C.. Wednesday, September 3 3 STH LEE COONTZ, lieuten- ant, 'U. S. N. age 29 years. Funeral cervices from the Church of the Cove nant at Connecticut ave. and N st. at pm. Friday, September 24, Internien Arlington. g COONTZ, A special communication of Co- lumbia Lodge. No. 3. F. A. A. M. will be held at Mason ‘Temple on_Friday. September 24, 1 at 2 o'clock p.m.. for e purpose of conducting Masonic serv- at_the funeral of our late brother, NETH L. COONTZ LOUIS M. HEWLETT. Master CON Wednesday. September 22, 1926, at | his residence. 2 Cameron s Alexai- | dria, a.. FRANCIS THEODORE, husband of 'Mary’ Anna Cox. Funeral from the Second "Baptist Church. Alexandria. Va., September 24, at 4 p.m. (Balti- more papers please cops.) DOHONEY. On Thursd. 1026, at the residence o v n. Wardman HONEY. | F at September 23, her sister, Mra Park Hotel Miss £ NE neral from Th postle Chufch on Saturday ntember 25, where mass will be eaid ai 9:30 am. No flowers. day. September You st. n.w ARNETT DUDLEY fe of Sherman H. Dudley and Funeral pri- FRIZZELLE. Suddenly, Thursday, Septem- ber 23 1026, at 9:10 am.. MATILDA C LE ' (nee Kiesccker), 1418 6th | Notice of funeral hefeafter. * Wednesdar, September 22. 1920 E. GIBSON (nee Kelsey), be: htér of Charles L. and Marion from her late resi- field st. n.w. on Friday September 2. 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment (private) at Glenwood Cemetery. 23¢ GLENNAN. Washington. D_ C. September 21, 1920, ARTHUR H. GLENNAN, Aseist ant Surgeon Gencral, United States Public Health Service. retired. Funeral services riday morning. September 24, at 10 o'elock, St. Patrick's Church. ~Interment Mount Olfvet Cemetery. . GLENNAN. The District of Columbia Com- mandery’ of the Military Order of ~th Loval Legion of the United States an-| nounces the death _of Hereditary Com- panion ARTHUR HENRY GLENNAN. as- | sistant surgeon general, U. 8. Public Health Service. at Washington. D. C.. Sep- | tember 21. 1026, Funeral services will | be held at St. Patrick's R. C. Church, | Teuth street between F and G nw.. on Friday, 24th instant, at 10 o'clock a.m Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. COLONEL ROBERT M. THOMPSON Commander. G. H. POWELL, Recorder. MENRY. Friday, September 17, San_Francis in his’ 7 BAYARD H - fon' of "the Chariton Henrs of ‘Philadciohia. Fineral kervices will be held at the First Presby terian Chureh i Germantown. = Philado Uhia. Friday. September 21. at' 4:15 0'CiGek in the “afternoon (daylight ‘sav- | o “time). There Wil bo a-ear on ' the S, e (daylight) train. Pennsylvania | &tation, New York Ci wnecting with | Tain leaving North Philidelphia station at b.m: for Chelten Avenuo station. | Germantown. ~ Interment private. ~Plaase | omit flowers. Il | €L W, HOUGH, Wednesday _morning. _September 22, 1026, at his residence. 2800 12th st. ne. BURR W. HOUGH, beloved husband of ‘Roberta V. Hough ' Funeral services | Friday afternoon at 5 pm. Interment Leesburg, Va. Saturday at 9 am. * | ON. On Wednesday, September at 5:30 p.m.. ALICE HUTCHIN- aged 76. beloved wife of the late James R, Hutchinson. Funeral from her ughter's residence. 1218 1 at. 6. on idny at 1 . Relatives and friends invited to attend. luterment Forestville, | Md ¢ LEWIS. Entered into eternal rest liy, Septen.ber 22, 1926, at 12 p.m. 815 Delaware ave. s.w LEWIS! leaves to mourn departure a loving brother. nephew. niece. a devoted koddaughter and other friends. Notice of funeral later McKENZIE. Do 1 this life on Tuesda September 21 1926, WALTER McKEN levoted brother of Dorothy W tta Reddricks Funeral F Sehten 24 “at 1 n.m. from the of 'Pope & Clark. 1418 Florid Toterment at Payne's Cemete: MINNIS. Denarted this life Fridas mber 17, 1926, at Tubecenlosia Hospita Wod- the "Cordoy N 02, WRIST_ WATCH= tween 'mf_ n.w. to Apt. 8, YIES lovoion Bhienand. of “Magas Dix Pimeral Friday. September .hmp'e Yudel\hn 'l;‘ hines & Co, Sl ra’and Eve ste s w: $ount Olivet Cemetars: funeral terment 4 | REILLY. WRITER ON DOGS DIES. Stories > Martin J. C Also Known for NEW YORK Martin ) known fe wsey, Newspaper Child was e feans Che en with a long car the st the W Brooklyn at Hary hers of Columbia 0 E W, amm notified” of feath of Hrother WILLIAM MOTEN. | Elke foneral will be held at his late Fenton st tomber 23 on nd La No. 40, e dnvited WILLIAM H. DAVIS, Exalt Attest ALFOY MURPHY. at 840 Hospital, members of and Forest S0 E. WIL Secratary Thu am. at JOIN of Mrs at 8 ertaking parl thence to Holy Trir where mass will be offered at repose of his soul. Tnterment Mo vet Cemetery. Relatives and friet vited. PARKER. Wednesday, Septembe at 1:35 pm, at the residence of b danghter in Newton, ) ALMIRA E beloved wife of Hen Fher. Serviees at_Gawler's chapel snnsylvania ave. n.w., «n Friday mber 24, at % o Interment priva SMITH. Suddenly. Tuesday. S 1026, at 6 am, at her 1 i Raleigh pl. se. ELEANOR H. w of the late Wallace B. Smith. Fiine the undertaking parlors of John R. Wright, 1487 10th <t. nw. ‘11 am Friday.' Septembe . Interment at Glenwood . VAN FLEET. On Tuesday, Septem) 1926, at 1.50 am., her 1 4406° 14th_ st. now. GEORGIAN beloved wife of VS Fleet, eldest da atn Wil liam ‘W. and ( ahers. She was past i Chapt Enstern S espondent and past board N W. R. C : ident W. K. €. Dep: e A. R., Washington, D. ( Daugh tera Gf Veterans and Daishiers of Amer fean * Revoiution izations plensa take notice. - F cervices a late reside: Thu X pm ment Fr Toudoii Park Ccmeters In Memoriam, DENNIS. Sacred to the menory of our dear moths DENNIS. who ' passed aws St 1024 A vears go by we miss her more an o HER CHILDREN. "WALTER E JUANITA AND WILBUR. * FORD. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband. LEANOUS FORD. who departed th sears ago today September z On the hillside, softly Lies the one I loved so dearly In_his lone silent grave Where the flowers gently wave Every day brinzs swest Y brings a tea heart 1 cherish one 1 loved so dear ot forzotten I, LAURA J 1 van and rtment of nm Md! meao Deep within n 'l,;\nuillls of Gone, but HIS LOVI WIF GIACCHETTL In memory husband and = futher CHETTL. who died Septembor 21 DEVOTED LYNIL HUTCHISON. In loving reme - A. F HUTCHISON Septemiber ve where o FORD of our beloved ALFRED = GIAC yar ago tod 2 AND DAUGHTER, MRS HELM. 2 e of year ago today o Dear s the g Sweet is his memory Wi Flowers mag wifhor, Others mag forget voii, it neve HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHIL] KERPER. In lovi law EDNA ~September Just when life was d Just when we loved The gates of 1 And togk OTED M R-IN-LAW. KERPER. In mem EDNA. who,_ ente ago_today, Septem! No_one knows h No one Knows Many are the silent tears T shed When' others ace fast asleep. and forgotien some lotiely In 1fo T loved you de In death 1 do the DEVOTED HUSBAND. * McCONNELL. Tn sad but brance of our beloved sists NELL, who died two ve ed in’ life, in death t v AND of my into dear one sou spot where you rest is Iy, loving _remem ROSA McCONNELL. In brance of ‘our dear moth McCONNELL, who,_ died today. September 1 PUMPHREY. 1In ead brance of my son. SAMUEL NOR FOLK PU who departed th life lfive: years axo ‘today. September 1 mourn him, now he is safely anchorad: Angels led him all the wa; Rich in mercy, Jesus sought him, To_the land of perfect day HIS MOTHER. ELLA S. PUMPHREY. * 1 remembrance of HATTIR ho _died two years ago, sep- 1924 nt. brave. oted. This was always mother's way Her worth in gold could neer be auoted As we think of her today Dearest_mother, we ate lonesome For we miss your loving face But vou left us to_remember That none on earth can take your place HER _LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER., ROY AND FLORE . In loving remembrance of my mother, HATTIE REILLY, who died Sep- tember 23, 1924 ing remem Mrs. ROSA two years as R SONS. and loving remem . how T loved you tell within my heart alwavs dwell GHTER MABEL. ¢ mbrance of our dear S WARD. who died aged 33 years Tesnis once. § pride rhaps ton In wor. engraved deen Your image_sh: HER LOVING DA wA In loving re beloved & H We_loved well For so0 Al our dwel Lonely are our hearts to. 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