Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 9

2 KIL o vesis RowmeaiBa R Aahtamoolie : NORMAN T. ENGEL DIES KILLED AT CROSSING. SR, 5 Siomate| MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED. | THREE NAVY SURGEONS | THEODORE JACKSON THE WEATHER e ol Alabama Baptist Preacher and|Primitive Baptist preacher, and Mrs.|Thousand See Machine Hit by Rac- CHEAT DEATH AT SEA DIES OF |N,UR|ES Wite De McElroy, both of Bibb County, Ala. S 7 e . e on of Wil ‘e Dead, Another Hurt. Vernon Foster, 22, also of Bibb ! ing Auto. Destroyer Bishss Them to Ald ot District of Columbia—Fair, slghtly |p o4y ce Merchant at Center Market e S L warmer tonight; tomorrow shower: CENTERVILLE, Ala. October 4|COURLY. Was sent to a Tuscaloosa . B @) | . e ers fed i UP.—Two persons were Killed and | HOSPital for treatment. ":;ffl:;{.‘;' ;‘r:de::;:“":'m‘o‘f Woman Taken Il Aboard | Former Employe of Georgetown |SUShily. cooler ‘at ‘night; moderate | to Be Buried in Glenwood enother seriously injured when a e - : G ! r " ‘ Cemeter e Liner. g g Maryland—Fair tonight, followed emetery. routhbound Mobile and Ohio passen-| Spain has a new craze for bull fights, | V¢!t practicing at a speedway here, University Struck by Truck |y showers In extreme west portion; R e e was killed yesterday when his ma- | gy the Associated Press tomorrow showers, cooler in west por- chine collided with a racing auto- SAN PEDRO, Calif., October 4.— Company Members Auto. tion; moderate east winds. ik ke mobile driven by Willlam Clancy. | Six hundred miles south of this har- irginla—Fair tonight, e AT | e b o ibr : who was arrested on a charge of | bor three surgeons cheated death by west portion; tomorrow partly cloudy, s hio i EISEMAN’S e eciden S oy | Blccesstully Pertorming an operation | o Theolore Jacksen, 55 Sears O |followed by showers. in west and | L% Lt Wieqion, Sid, st The accident was .witnessed DY | on Mrs. Virginia Earle of New York. | il (HFPE040q at Canal and Fox- | "t POriions ¢ cloudt. | niEht after more than a ye Juding a scorg of s >resi- West Virginia—Increasing 1,000 persons, including L a passenger aboard the lner Presi- |, "rb o 0 By injured about o Ol TSRS BT rain to. | healils ingtonian, connected with the produ o drivers practicing for races to be held | dent Harrison, according to a radio O 5 3 | - Engel started to wor 7th and F §t< here mext Sunday. report received here. 8:30 o'clock last night when knocked | night and tomorrow: warmer in east o ke et bie et : D Two Navy surgeons had neen rushed | foWi by the automoblie OF BEUCE | portion tonight, cooler tomorrow. stand founded by his parents in 1880 tober 3 to the ship by a destrover in re-| lags "\ G et " He died at George- Records for 24 Hours. | From the late 60s and early v dencs shonse to an appeal sent out by the | town University Hospital about mid-| Thermometer—4 p.m., $: 8 p.m.| Washinstonians ustome Tt e g asurgeon, nd. the, two vosseln 76: 12 midnight, 70; 4 a.m., 67; 8 am., | their marketing_on reg 5 Mayme E iet off Magdalena Bay, Mexico. The 6 iter M L noon, 83 days in him intimately. In mor with his late brother, Davis was driving s liner hove to and oil was pumped | gireor, it is stated, when Ja overside to stlll the wav epped from the curb. He appeared o Mrs. Earle's fliness was caused by | oo rondway so suddenly that Da- 30.18; noon, 30. Engel was one of t an acute stomach disorder. Vis. sald he was unable to avoid the st temperature, 87, occurred |the busine Wil S — accident. Davis, residing at 714 |.¢2.45 pm. yesterday. killed in an automobils accident Rises in Armour Service Twelfth street southeast, stopped and |" rloywest temperature, 66, occurred at G Sio.s CHIGAGO, (Ostones % (08 “' o rendered assistance before ‘x‘-oporung 6 a.m. today. in sole ~AGO, October —Myrick | the accident to the police. Vitnesses s . g st v s WE DYE Hardin, who started to work for the | were summoned to appear at an in- | promher2iute same o (aftantcas s M S 't Armour & Co. packing plant in 1888 | quest at the morgue today. 0 a mplications WEARING APPAREL BLACK at the age of 11, with the task of [ Ten other persons were injured, not Tide Tables. fected his condition. FOR MO NING picking up the feet of slaughtered | seriously, in collisions yesterday.|(Furnished by United Statgs Coast O a S In ”6Houéul C cattle and placing them in a basket, | They were: Joseph Sheehan, 33 venrs and Geodetic Survey.) T, ; " as been made general superintendent | old, and his two children, Irene and > | Sehool; ) The Carmack Dry elmng = announced | Samuel, of 1033 Bladensburg road Loy i JOND w A02iow stide Gonte. ometer—4 pm., 30.06; 8§ p.m o 12 midnight, 30.12; 4 a.m., 30.1 at -\ge 30. Send Date of Birth for Full Information LeROY GOFF Insurance= 610 Woodward Bidg. Main 350 Interment 11 fay. October 1, 1026, Delos B South were “held i tav . October 4 Bow. S of the company, it W . T e ¢ Lincoln 239 yesterday. He ' succeeds John E.|northeast; Mrs. Helen Plitt, 30 vears | ;5% T high tide, 617 am. and|, = =, - $ | The Editor ilienass e Chariatie’ Owings, | 1:33 p-m.; high tide, 659 a.m. and |t PR TR W Chambers {4 | e 25 yvears old, 1654 Hobart street; Har: [ 717 P-m. " str s sister, W Octover 3 at 10 o | Uses his eyes continually. u]d B. Applegate, 38 ars old, and The Sun and Moon. rel was a_member of New 3 u"\j”v‘_<t“':'r|\ Heart. | He must read printed matter Apple; 33 White | Today—Sun rose 6:06 a.m.; sun sets Lodge, F. A. A. M | THOMPSON. On Fridar. Ovtaber 1. 1028 ; X | and all sorts of handwriting. and Henry D. Redman | 647 pm. | was a viee president of the | Tar 1 pm 1 Hospital, MARY On the Most Liberal Terms y This creates a heavy de- and James L. Randolph, both of 185 | " Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:07 a.m.; sun | v Building Association = \fo of the late mand upon his eyesight—a V street. sets 6:46 p.m. 5 SR il “Ij"_t\‘l‘"'"_!‘ and John Atk We sell on liberal terms, but | strain which always collects = Moon rises 3:44 a.m.; sets 5:10 p. m.; Mr-| T fomomrow & and. Wil t t Wi wood Cemetery. at the same time we give value. its toll and should be offset. lt!s no CIES VISITING DAUGHTER. h.{:‘rnzlf‘::-'l‘-)”;nl;-fi"‘_"s lighted one-half Proper glasses will relieve. That’s why thoughtful people are R — o ioitiaten: — . buying here. They know that CLAFLIN -dl . t George W. Dunne Formerly Head| . Condition of the Water ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. yn filgmnriam. they get the right le.hc&, at the l e ]eS of Wisconsin Plant. water at Great al 3 TONTGHT. T ‘n',",’.'\”{',\,, = : condition, ver Ol Rweet Savio perature, 67 The Manor Parl n;.:hl price, without additional Opticians . 59 years old, died cars ago today in France charges for liberal credit. 0!'""“““"-“50 . —this extra interest noon at the home of | ___ Weather in Various Cities. i(u.nn will meet, T . ’ 922 14th St. sraniiin Sauare and service charges on s daughter, Mrs. james T. Joyce, Temperature. 223 w ‘”‘[’""l-“ hol s v preent 4 your bills every 4001 Garrison street, after an iliness 8 wm ow B3 nated. Pupils W of you' each day 7 7 g 2= ES -2 hn Greenleaf Whittier . 1 =V ¢ 4 8 g5 Es © ireenled ittier, 4 into him. O Lare month. In fact for of a year. Mr. Dunne was formerly a| o . 2 EF %4 55 weatner Pl i A e you it is a serious superintendent of the Fairbanks Morse ¥ i3 e . 5 y JuEh the mercy 0f God. L 4 Co. plant at Beloit, Wis.,, and he 3 e e T AEMR T e e 1 matter to have to pay sme to this city less than a year i =8 The Citizens' Association of Tukom, Lo Oy JAREIE BT E for something vou did 1 SRR s ID ol Sl R \M\\l(le o iok resiens e not buy. 5 sides his daughter, Grace Abileno o eiiaine St ihe and. who ' passed e Joyce, with whom he lived, he is|Albany ako ‘an address, ! > 'oday. October 1' SRR survived by his wife, Mrs, Adeline M. IEtUEc R I Eat O Ot RN sl Aeabioe . The jest is on you Dunne; a son, Raymond G. Dunne, 3 = Where ¢ "m wers £@ly wave, % e D I 3 seorge | Birminghan 500 card party wil ; LG L ;t you are willing to 17!nlnl;’m‘);é;1:‘“1:;1:!\‘11;31".031, ;L‘a:nf“s“ ((‘eol,h;,lg !1"’:""'"6 0 i Bl PR | Lies t 1w dearly have it so, and it is far e pct s SRSt e L |and I streets northeast | < of you, dear hushand 4 - . city Gl fand ot parts are sad from being idle—it “uneral services will be conducted will to the building fund of Na o ta are = at 9 o'clock rrow orning by tivity Chapel. i ‘ we hear vour ' runs up and up very ‘{;m: e (j:;lvx‘\;‘u =0 noine 3 kol | A DIVOTED WIKE AND CHILDREX . quickl Church, Sixteenth street and Park _Daughters of Union Vete 4 L \ND WILRUR road. Burial will be in Mount Olivet 5]_)\,': \\\_“ Mrs. }{1'."" Aerihiiblosl | GrrLEs 1o mamory, of aue X Seieter t, No. 1. will meet, 8 o'clock, GCHARD A, and MALIND, “’Bm]unt on our bills. Cemeter i Ay HA 317 o[t us Ditober 2, "{RRA. and” October e charge no inter- O AR el e ) ST Tiarsdiand Remembardd Marrlage Llcenses. Washington Circle, Child Conser qised. Honored dnd Remembered. | est nor service e Just Arrived—New Sports and Street tion League. will hold its opening | Grovanser 2 e : 4 ; | @ «nd remembrance of tras—nothing more. Marriage licenses have been issued to the meeting of the season at 5325 Illinois | aur de e RerA following: b6 Ve | Glovak ihis 1ife e Or - : John ¥, Sullivan and Sabra A Harry 6 e | s We do not penalize John K. Day. jr. and_Nellie E. Wilkin- i 5 for son, both_of Richniond. o The Red Triangle Outing Club will our friends. James Youngblood an b8 hold a_meeting for the election of offi A and ircna Franiiin. | P ffeioh 080 o'clock, at 611 I street ot Puter Flanerty. Sheidon, Calit.. and Monica | Dhocnix e | R BeYOrES BAEHTER CARoLA Turk of this city Pittshirgh ca supper for those who mil Y1 TGIovANNONT. AND ) Ticnry )i and_Callie Morgan, Portland Me reservations. For active me ] RS DI ARDTANG o G il [ marrrs. 1 ey ¢ th Mallor, : abit 11| HARKIS 1o ance of our_mother, ’ Cromwell and Dorothy A Assoc Oldest Inhabitants will | T5rSTE gy WG e Seven years agd McKim and Lottie L. meet sdiny ) pam., at the | todav. October 4. 191 both of Charlottesville, V. Unio centh and | of sadness still come over us, e H chairm; Jon trare often fow Made to sell for much higher prices. This fact in addition to the one that the styles are all Fashion- sponsored is reason enough for you to be here to- will g | of the Fine Arts Ct Because of the coal strike there, |a talk on the new Great Britain is consuming 2,000,000 tons of the fuel a week less than in OE==—=I0E===0 normal times < ar. AMIL nibrance of mv r. JOSEPHINE this signed to g 5 . Capt. Kelley Assxgned Thid morrow morning to make your selection. (8 am.. Greenwich time, today.) John F. Kelloy N i e Stations T ature. Weather. | o f“‘ ot (‘, it MOTHER. RQSI . London, Encl: Part clouds a i e remembr f;lvm Dby ATTHA . BURNSTD Bolivias, Pin-points, Suedes, Men’s Yiotha, Riserie 1 this life four ¥ H the War D Wear Cloth, Imported Plaids, Tweeds o renhagen Bt e G milton. Bermuda. . Juan, P a,. Cuba Ample Funds For Pr om pt LO ans Births Repo;';ed e n‘.:‘.'m i . G i LOLA MARY Iv&'\--‘v —on homes in D. C. and adjoining 10 15 Qloning Hiriha have bean seport 1 yoi ‘at the portal, 1 immortals. Blouse back, fur trimmed or tailored, straightline styles in innumerable new fashions. o Rl 1 Furs include: Wolf, fox, French coney, mendoza beaver and squirrel. THE FAMILY wandering when the [ \ ! Black, Autumn shades and navy, tan, gray and mixtures. \ i lonz ago, ‘ Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 48 s G Misseenty Culing) " 2 g, S DOWN STAIRS STORE Maryland, for three or five years Shnrien G, and Katherige Weat, sicly oca ths Doty e by at lowest current rates. Also fi'fi.}?}’;fi":i\“. "c","{m"‘L’.‘l?fin’,‘,\n‘.f"’,:,‘".}' boy. G b e sun's Tast biulding loans and re-financing of ‘éi’.!;?{;d‘fn“:fi:(i -::E:;R"’;"yl’;,..:‘“' e i | a the fa “::,’",:',‘:.',‘.‘.”:,,:';‘, maturing trusts. Bamiei & and fliied Plondt, bo Srelotic. “Yoeerment e the door ot Avard W. and_ T isy. Ostro Peter L. and Pota Glekas New Flat Crepes | New Colonial Pump e is <till glowing MOLLY " AND . 65 In Our Specialized Shoes SS ) PHE 5133""n""l}ni"'xl'&n:"{'y'.‘éfi | hes ; i : Splendid . yard ¢ (AL i L G Al AN TR Y Value at \ R el || Gt g A I L o 2 d !(Lm(hp Reeves, girl, 1417 K Street—Main_9300 e bor. | NO APPRAL \IA'(“l" RGES OR :l"."r"’;l-‘ 2 William and «l iere my father is Taid. ¢ whichi shall never A splendid quality of silk flat crepe in a com- plete range of the new shades for Autumn and Winter Teaves fade and die. t nocer shall 1 MRS, EYA $5.85 William and Elsie Johns. girl William and Annie_Stoddard, boy. Ragmond T. and Elsia J. Wilson. boy. L.YONS Buckles EEi i s Wit Do seions. T i Sati 1.50 to $3 John' D-"and imif'i?uu' v:?"’* R R atieste € mas A Mgy 40.mchLCx('iepe batnél R $ Ui $ ety A e R A T . etabar 4. 107 /nderprice Lo ar vich T miss yo p , i Deaths Reporled g T e o Lovely, soft, smooth fashionable crepe-back T S 1o The followMe donthe haco been zenorted tat toap am-.; |rn ‘lflv\ \\unl((-;‘l_ Ah;mrh of hjru::le ;i‘r(;]n. short vamp and rounded toe—the style of youth apene Hieath | (‘narnmz\uz n the last 24 tten by some vou re ed, ocean, hinese 1e, a. rpie, e 2 2 3 Goorge ilyeu, 84, 1711 2nd . . #pot whera you el e e el S o —comfortable and smart. All sizes 3 to 7, $5.85. A inalls Sy T L D § b 1 rest Is almon, , toast, white, n % Cut steel buckles, imported, $1.50 to $3. e Anna Ziebarih, 69, 1606 Trinidad "JOMY 1_RICHARDSON. * DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE "Harbert Cec S ogrbert Cecll Lewls. 60, Wardman Park RAL_DIRE ('Hll(\ Dexter H_ Follett. Pauline M. Ben Coller. s nnxnnnv s LIAM LEF er. Livers i I, 9 o ® & Aldores Wesley, @ 1 South Capitol st a en's all Furnishin SN2 e o : Co. . | PERSPIRATION ? — 2 ate: a I8t “aa . L P E— gs B P —vewoeaneez | (]| Bl SO ot R ot mon | RNWIOR, S oy 2 1 Frankfielers Sons NFUL CRAMPS T a0, 2323 wn Chage, M. JULIA M L A Taeshons_ Main 2473 f Iznatita | Frna Green. Fe T. F. COSTELLO | NOW LOCATED AT 1724 X CAP. S NORTH 7976 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 5 Lincoln 524 ;vx.. SPEARE CO, either the sccemors of nor connactad S Founm. COLLIE—Female. Phone Col. 100: = WEAK ARCH? ) CONTRACTED : Far Below Regular $ I .35 f3 T0E7 . CALLOUSES ? or Selling Prices CORNS?™ ¢ Sale—English Broadcloth Shirts $1.35—3 for $4 B " BUNION ? B _ CROOKED OR OVERLAPPING TOE ? Free Foot Comfort Fineral We from F in F Tih ets blite bag, containing small piires. mone checks _and_ beole. Libe Tew car or in gtreet ) the orizinal W. R Spear estab) Phona ¥ ¢ : R I 1009 H St NW. 3 g i row chiat. white marking on nerly 010 F St distinguish shirts of far higher price are evident in these Shirts. BREAST PIN TR — Joseph F Btrch s Sons . I M d T d W d Sd . Lov oD oo epnasimenee (ISAAC BIRCH) 3 Collar-attached and Neckband Styles onaay uesaay edanesday A e I N.W Estationon 124 (‘H"!AI'EAKE BAY RETRIEVER dox. e BARE Drown name on collar. Reward, ’.5 1 1\\}\‘\ Atlantic 1700. Oct. 4th Oct. 5th Oct. 6th Seven persons out of every ten have some form of foot trouble. It may be weak or broken-down arches, weak ankles, corns, callouses or bunions or probably a case of tired, aching, painful feet. Regardless of what may be the nature of your foot suf- fering, you will find quick and lasting relief at our stores during this special demonstration. Foot Comfort Experts from Personal —offered in the much-desired shades of blue, white and tan. These shirts are cut especially full through the body. Sizes 14 to 17 rrierT_anawers 10 L parsons. Cloveiand | n W et a1 750 s or. pleass Tothih to Rust Hall - e tortolse between G 1 sts. rd st. Adams neral Directors | Main 5512 : “CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301, EAST CAPITOL ne Lincoln 3 Txmoth Hanlon 1 Sale—Union Suits, $1.35 . Sale—Pajamas, $1.35 - N —or 3 for $4. Broad-loth, Fruit of the Loom S ARl and Madras Pajamas, in full-cut sizes and wanted and long-sleeve lengths in silve styles. All sizes in the lot. 7| HARRIS, mnn S ght and Heavy-weight rter sleeve white, Sizes 34 to 46. DOWN STAIRS STORE Warm Blankets Masland Rugs 66x80 $3095 pair 9x12 $3O 8.3x10.6 K case marked Wm in front Marjorie We Circle, or Ep theadd, M. ay. Octole HOOD. On Sun! x Phone Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl black head, black spot on hip. Rr‘!un:mm };’“7'""\\"1'1‘\ Hw i M‘u‘y: tl D : 1ified. PH"Y."”I‘ “"'“5:9_ 407 High ét.. Friendship Heights, Md. DeaI&Co. At considerable expense Berberich’s has arranged for the services of two of Dr. Scholl’s most skilled foot com- fort experts. They will be pleased to see, on the above dates, all persons suffering from any form of foot troubles. Their services are absolutely free. d Free Pedo-graph Prints of Your Feet In a few seconds’ time, without removing the hose, they ECK PIECE Marten, on L st near L Vs Rauscher's, Reward at Apt. 204, 2400 16th | _ t6rment G Wt P10 inwe Providen: TMARTHA of the lute FUNERAL D! "xn- pt Auto Delivery Servics —EXDFeRRIVE— X DEnSiYe. | Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F 'St. ~ BLACKISTONE'S _ unded by gold | 49 «'nr:ml‘ o 16th = Popular block plaids in these soft. woolly double Our Masland Argcane Rugs are very high grade . : y o huliery ciasp 2 blankets. The edges are attractively bound with sl e Al ke e Gonbly Sutecoming. s G make a perfect impression of your foot that posi tify” . W. Conger. L | Floral Blankct Sprays” o skkErh - tively shows if you do have foot troubles and to what POODLE—Small. tan-colored. Spaniah: two Other Beautifil Designs. u.,“w. contrasting sateen. tremely durable and beautifully colored. stage the trouble has progressed monihs, 'imn’-'/i'"l s e T | {. | prices, 13th aghu %f Tel. M. 3707 . . e . ; = " . ol. 1 i ‘Wednesday GZO C affer 000 13th 8t 66x80 All-Wool Blankets Unique Wearing Qualities Come in and get a sample of Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads for i 3T | therice to CHOICE FLORAL EMBLENS. Uitain 216 at MODER TE PRICES. No hranch st | We Specialize in floral 5 n | 7 5387 ton Natior ane | LUSBY re- | corns. They remove the cause—friction and pressure. Sure, safe, instant relief. Priced $9.50 pair All-wool Rugs that have been treated to wear )N eAF: DUPDY. / Absol l-wool Blankets, of soit. comfort- longer and retain their most pleasing appearar B Clsveland ;_, | able, not-too-heavy weight. In neat block designs for a longer period of time than most rugs. - 9 HAIRED “F¢ | DQS]an at Modeorate . of blue, orchid, rose, gray and tan. Sateen- b ‘ ’ bound edges. Colored to the heart of the deep wool pile. i e i Brices INC - s DOWN STAIRS STORE Both L el on | MoKRIL DORS fh TRSESIDRS 8]3 Pa' Ave' (S!orfl 1116=18 ‘th St' circle shaped pm e Y] MaRY : f'/or/ L. Sanphire” flon Saguriag, Ogober 2| Al punieral service: rom” fhe avove ad > 33 sie. n.w. 3510 T et. . et ROl gt = ome e T ia™ 6 HSTS NV. MAIN 6983