Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1926, Page 9

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James Whilden Hughes, 5 vears old, Civil War veteran, employe of the Government Printing Office for 67 years and prominent in fraternal and organization activities, died at his residence, 1016 H streat northeast, yesterday after a long {liness. Mr. Hughes was chief machinist at the Govermnet: Printing Office for 27 years. He was retired soon after the retirement act went into effect in 1920, He was widely known in fraternal circles, having been a member of B. B. French Lodge, No. 15, F. A. A. M a past grand of Columbia Lodge, No. 10, I. O. O. F.; a member of the George H. Thomas Post, G. A. R.; the United Order of the Golden Cross and of the National Union. He also was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Colum- bla. He and Mrs. Hughes celebrated their sixty-fourth wedding anniversary last February. Mr. Hughes would have been 88 years old the 27th of this month, He is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son and several grand- children and great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the Douglas Memorial M. E. Church tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood Ceme- tery. Walsh’s Aide Dies. BOSTON, Mass., November 10 (#).— Herbert A. Kenny, 52, campaign man- ager for David 1. Walsh, successful candidate for United States Senator in the last election, dled yesterday. Leroy L. Perrine Dies at 49. SAN DIEGO, Calif., November 10 (P)—Leroy L. Perrine, 49, financial writer, formerly treasurer of the Cor- nell Club, New York, dled yesterday. %3,000-:-$4240 at Age 30. Send Date of Birth for Full Information LeROY GOFF Insurance— all branches 610 Woodward Bidg Main 350, Life Insurance Costs ‘Washington NT. T STREET is Mr. Tabler. Clothing on I' S Pop’ He sold Young Men’s Births Reported. aul §. and Eleanor L. L gtrl. ert .and. Mabel Walker, 587 Dm“l‘ lld\dMThu[s:&rsflhauo. boy. Norval an 3 A o 30 ana Elzabgth Smith, sirl. J]llfll and Lula M. Barnett, ln{. win A and Maud Ireland. gir omas £ and Olive B. Dwyer. boy. dwin R and Julia M. Lugenbeal, gifl. John and Eleanor H way, girl. Grorge Willigm and Minnie Charles and Meta Visek, boy. Robert S. and Frances Bonar, Yoz Anthony and Marie X D'Ureo) Boy. arles and Olive Raum. girl. H: e‘i and A!ma Rollison. boy. Chester_and Martha_Finn. boy. loger B. and Ella B. Burrus, boy. oseph and 5{:)11 Kaufman, girl, illiam and Mary Jose jr.. Herman and Helen "Nelder, ‘girl {ohn E. and Virgle M. Potter, boy. illfam R. and Riley, boy Louis F_and P 1 Goodrick, girl Hoseoo N aud Lucilie B, Jones, boy. Grorge W and Joscphine M. Rencher. girl. Charles F° and Bertie_Moubray. bo; mmufll R. and Viole] Russell Y. oger V. and Ruth ugfln. girl. obert A. and Charlotte Gabriel. boy. am and Jenvie Oshinsky. rh‘l hilip N. and Ray Garfinkle, boy, mer F. and Isabelle G. Francls, boy. heth B gflfl. William P and Margot Bover, boy. 7 by, Hutzel aud Emma M George B. ard Fdna ~njamin and Mary Nails, girl. Howard and_Ida Powell, girl Moses and Mary Hawkins, boy. Benjamin and Jeanette Reed, girl Androw and Afice Lucus, girl homas and Ressic Jackson, boy ames and Cath Hackett, girl Joseph and Ida Browner, girl Deaths Reported. Dorothy W. L. Schnerger, 83, 3210 Broth- ers pl. so. Julius Strobel, 83, 613 6th st a.w. Frances J. Fdson, 62 Patrick Henry Lear pital. Alice Louise Bumpus, 7 Annle umph. artin 5 2720 34th st. . 719" 13th A ustus Anderssn, 69, Army and Navy Club, Fannie P. Clift. 69. 4115 _7th et Benjamin C. Robbina, §6. 210 6th st. Anna S. Catin, 63, St. Elizabeth's Hof 62, 13256 West Vir- - 1010 o at. 3417 Q st 19, Gallinger_Hospital Haiwes.’ 42. George Washing- 47, Gallinger Hos- 101, 1609 T st 5, Liftle Sisters of the Poor. Georgana Starks. 68, 221 F at. s.w. Pattie Jackson, 63, Slizabeth's Hos- pital Charles T, Jackeon, 60. ohnson, 1 Smallwood, 51 ima_Alica Alkers, Whelan, Perkins, igetia W Hospital Freedmen's Hos- 14 M gt 06 st ne 7abeth's Hospital heth's Hospital icer Hospital. na a0th” et n.e. ilip_ Clay dohn’ Moors 1 Thomas ~ulosis Hos- it it | Morton st d J Penelope Broadus, 4 months, 767 nes Hood, 4 months, Children’s " TABLER well acquainted with treet for many years and has always considered the customer his friend and the on are happy to have M invite all his friends t where they will be as e to be pleased. We r. Tabler with us and o visit with him here, sured Raleigh Haber- dasher service in nationally known clothing. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street INC. What Causes StomachGas? NTESTINAL STASIS, say famous specialists, afflicts three people out of every four! That statement might mean little to the average man or woman if it were not for one startling fact. It is this. Recent medical discoveries show that most cases of gas bloating, sour stomach and indigestion are due to just that one cause—Intestinal Stasis. Intestinal Stasis MPROPER food, lack of exer- cise and other faults of modern life are the cause of this insidious disease. In everyday language Intestinal Stasis means the too slow movement of waste food matter through the intestines or bowels. By staying too long in the body, this matter ferments, gives off gas, hinders digestion and poisons the whole system. Even if the bowels move daily, enough old matter is often left to form gas, causing bloating, gas pains, sleeplessness and nervous- ness. Ordinary laxatives or soda or magnesia may give temporary relief—but that is all. Intestinal Stasis and Gas can be relieved per- manently only by continued, REAL intestinal cleansing. Stops Gas Quickly R. CARL WESCHCKE, in his private practice, first used the bowel cleanser and intestinal rophylactic now known as Adler- fn It is a compound of the best saline intestinal evacuant with vegetable buckthom.and cascara, together with glycerine and oz}ger gas-expelling and detergent ele- ments. Unlike other medicines, Adlerika acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel. g o The first effect of Adlerika is to relieve gas on the stomach and gas bloating. Often just ONE sp«'mgt ful brings out a surprising amou: of old pojsopous waste matter a S ‘ s gt o™ VW ATCH the bubbles coming to che top of the water along the edges of a pond. They're caused by gas iven off by decaying matter at the gottom of the pond. In much the same way, waste food matter in the_ intes~ tines, ferments and gives of ‘gas, causing bloating and lndigestion. O which you never guessed was in your system and which may have been the hidden cause of indiges- tion, nervous dyspepsia, headache, sleeplessness, Adlerika is not a cure-all, In cases_of gastric ulcers or deep- seated organic trouble, a good phy- sician should be consulted. But if your trouble is due to Intestinal Stasis (as many stomach and bowel disorders are), Adlerika gives sur- prisingly quick relief. Even if your bowels move daily, you'll be sur- prised at the amount of additional matter Adlerika often brings out— and how much better you'll feel after taking it. Sold by 39,000 druggists. “I have found Adlerika to be far superior in bowel and stomach trouble. It is the best in my eatire 37 years experience.”’—Dr. G. Eggers. A(!!,Eljfim || Corn and north l} D. 0, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1926. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and colder, with lowest temperature about 30 degrees tonight; tomorrow fair and continued cold; rising temperature Friday. Maryland and Virginta—Fair and colder " tonight; tomorrow fair and continued cold; rising temperature Friday. West Virginia—Falr and colder to- night; tomorrow fair, continued cold- er; warmer Friday. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 67; 8 pm., 64; 12 midnight, 62; 4 a.m., 55; 8 a.m., 45; noon, 44. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.54; 8 p.m., 29.60; 12 midnight, 29.61; 4 a.m., 29.64; 8 a.m., 20.83; noon, 29.98. Highest temperature, occurred at 1:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 44, at noon today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 43; lowest, 3. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:45 a.m. and 5:41 p-m.; high tide, 11:12 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Tomorrow—-Low tide, 6:3% a.m. and 6:40 p.m.; high tide, 12:05 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:44 am.; sun sets 459 p.m, Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:46 a.m. sets 4:58 p.m. Moon rises 11:33 a.m.; sets 9:15 pm. 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, 45; condition, muddy. Weather in Various Cities, occurred n Temperat Weather. . Clear Cloiidy Cloudy Pteioudy Pt loudy Miami, Fla New Orloan Okla Omnina | O Hego... 30 Francisco 20 Loul, *. Cloudy - Cloudy =4 i [Fe FOREIGN. (R am.. Greenwich time, today.) Statione Temperature. Weathes London. Fngland....... 44 et donds Fanca Germany - Spain : (Fayal). Azores. Bermuda.. . Cua o al Zoia iy Part Soudy oty Cloady ARGENTINA. For ths waek anding Novemba: 0, . Temperature—Prectpitation: « Current. Depar. Carrent. Dopar, 65 41 16 o7 64 03 —oa Lost and Found Advertisements received until noon, except Satur- days and holidays, when they are accepted up to 10:20 a.m. ern wheat area Southern whea! area. black: for Hoat :'no_coilar, € COACH DOG Antmal Reetin PART GER male: Sorin il Reseto Appls Waehincton gue, 319 Md. ave. a.w N POLICE and part Airedals, dog. * Apple Washington Ani eague, 349 Md. ave. s. LOST. diamond: BAR PIN BOOK. _{nsurance, to reward. black enamel. vicinity s Cirele canl CAMEO BROOCH. 0ld fashio Return to 1518 28th at. n.w ICATE—Tnterir Ang 9. 1906 Reward. * certificate ) for two shares of l;'/’* 'nn;mi dstock, t:w. of 6 o aney. Ir., Amm found piease noity ownor A hip “and_ from 42 eff's ttore; find Aame fafiro: finder brindle and white, weel. North L Lo R0 With B emall pink_drops Friday evening bet ward: return Ant_To o Saturday Reward ebell frame. 3. W. Parke EVEGLASSE Inather case. mw FOX TERRIFR PUPPY. 4 month ! basls ot necic: bobi GITT Reward. Frank Rogers. ASSES, tortgisa s d: T i on bt een E and ¥ Somard” OB ste. nw. Reward. Col. with @ eapphire clasp set Iid with o ruby. A reward of $2 given to any one returning tha box ment_203-B, dman_Park Hotel. HANDBAG ete tiers, No. 11 Precin han = Hocke' valiaby A3 Danlolaon. 101N A m istian Fndeavor, be- win! Business High. stal and pe o Vot e 1375 h and East Capi o f:fi(\g 1} reward. 1itn e to 8227 13th nz Matropolitan recsipts Marriage Licenses. Marrlage licenses have been issued to the tollowing : Angustis Robinson snd Etta Dean. qRlohard S, Gravels ‘and Myrilo L. g Dewey THE, Gut- and Emlmn Jenkins avis and Viola Straughter. Joseph Gaines and Ruth Washington. John Baker and Addie Jackse Norris Briee and Maris J. Waiker. both of Westernport. ‘Md Clarence H. Gretz ‘and Mary M ~ Bavmond Gittelman of Takoma Park. .. and Stella Semsker of this eity . Maguire ~ Mattingly of leonardtown. Md.. and Helen M. Barrett of this city Frank Sawyer jr. and Elizabsth L Bachman. both of Chestér. Tenry W, Anderson D. Clarence M. Perkins and Louise both of Richmond. Va. Harry G. Ber Cyrus A 0 of this city Jacl of Oatland. Va Evans and Mary Lewls . Arnett and A Maa Parks. boirTell, Ly Beckwith wiid ‘Hazel P. th o Georze Morria and Beulah Willlams, both vn. Md of Louisa."Va. Johu 1I. Henson and Mary E. Clemmons. RED CROSS AIDS HUNGRY. Donates $5,000 to Starving Bul- garian Children. A gift of $5,000 has been made avafl- able to the Bulgarian Red Cross by the American soclety to ald it in ecar- ing for refugee chiidren in country. This amount forwarded through the State Department and the American consul at Sofla, brought the American Red Cross donations for the purpose to $25,000. It was appropriated on the basis of reports from the League of Red Cross Socletfes and from the American Red Cross representatives abroad that funds were sorely needed to provide food. About 3,600 must be fed until April, it was estimated, at & cost of $20,000. CLIET. We wish to express to our frends and - relafives our Sfcere and heartfeit ttude for the gricious attention. ssim Paths Gnd heavufal flowers during tha Aont iincss And al tho leath of our dear other, FANNIE P, CLIFT mother. FANNIE B ER DAUGHTERS. © Born. BROOKS. Born (o Thomas M Y. Brooks, on November daughter. Beaths. this life . at 930 Fenton placs and Florence s, 1926, a Tuseday, No at bis LLIAM AVE Depar sember §, 14 residence, * 43 AYERS. ' He ath 1a 1 Funoral wil ber 11, at m W b held 30 D, from above address BORLAND. On_Wednnsday, November 10, 4t her home, 1507 Trving at. n.w ANETTE, beloved wi of Wilfred Notice of ral hereafter, NT. Novemher 10, MARGARET T, 3 Danzant. Fun Y0 trom Mrs. € st thenc sy wil ment Cemetery DAVIS. i 8, 1026, at k= st naw., MaR! Davie and mother . Irene Harrison and ral Thursday, Novem. from her late October T Tesi- ¥ st ew. Tuesday. November 9, 1928, at her n h st se. IDA DEAN Walter ' H her of Bessio eral from her | November 11, at 1 Cemetery. Dean and Murdock. Fu- 2 Thiiraday. P ment Con Relatives and friends invited DONAHUE. On ather residence MARY E. wifa of Hugt er of Mrs. Anuie M. Ho tha SO H. T 14th st 10 am tery. HOMMANN, 1 i naw., interment ¢ Hohmin Novem e (Drivate) 4t St Mats HUGHES. 0n Tuesday at his Tesiden. WHILDEN HUGH November 9, Ti st J 1:30 pm. Int om * Douxlas 5 T ats. ne, Frujay. November m. THEODORE W President ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary 11 A epecial communi-ation of Ben- ¥ 15, . A Friday, No: par. i Masonie Temple for “the purpose of barial _services for JAMES W. HUGHES, order of the w 1 master. SIDNEY 1. BESSELIEVRE. Secy. JACRSON. Departed this life November 0, 1975, at & am. at hie residenes, 410 N ot nw, ARD W, JACKSON. beloved illiam J. and ' Caroline miber 1 lodee room Washigzton, i th nd Florer November 12. i . Church. 11th and frieuds invited JACKSON. A1l members of Tonio Lodgs, No. 17. F. A. A. M.. are hereby notiiied requested 1o asssmble at the Temple uth epectal communication Friday, 12, 8t 1 o'clock pm, 16 ok our late brother. Services will b e ¢ 2 paa, Asbury Ksts. Relatives 11e vesond 1130 3 nw., JOHNSON sw_of Robert Of Mis Maud H Annie D. Johnson > at BARBARA L. Johnson, William, Fm of Philad Funeral Thur from Z ard ot pm tween 0 tience to mage will ba for the repose of his soul. nt Olivet 1ae this life Wednesday, 110 € st e in bis 92nd aid at 9@ am arted w0 _grandchild froni the t Pro on T Edward ¥ v E. Chur. Jafias' Progroadive Rellat Asso- . November 11, at 1 Church, 11th'and K BURLEIGH, Pros The officers and members 0.9, L B. P. 0. E to meet 1 a ses ay’ Novem'er 10 th gr Lw! to a e NAMIE SPE November 11, at'1'p E. Church, 1ith and § . N respectfully invi MARY LIPSTOY MARTE PIERCE STONE. On Wednesda per 10, 1926, in her Sith vear. at the residance of har fusnter. Mre. Jimeq E. Ives, 1705 Rhola 1 n.w. Inierment at Worcester, Island av Wednesday, November 10, residence, 1705 Rhods Island ANCY ELIZABETH STON §4tn vear. Funeral privais TORTORICE, Attest: WINEMAN. On Noue reaid 1015 11th AN. beloved wife of Jol from the chape g . 1337 10th st. o.w.. Th 4 ¢ 11 at 4 pm. Lite: Bedford. Pa. Thou art goge. but not forgotten, Fresh my love ehall always be. ) that | Congressional | | REICHARD. Weaths. WOOD. Departed this lifs Monday, Novem- ber 814 At her vz‘yua,,,-.“’-.'nfi:);‘-‘r’r:- . Fairmont " Heights, Md.. beloved e of Frank Wood, grandmother, ot Thursdag. No. e nd ween H and 1 R. Wood's funerai daughter of and grand- to Mra. E. D. B. N. 1l services at her late 3 Vista ave. Yonkers. 117 at 1030 In sMemoriam. ALLWINE, the memory of mr other i = LOUISE, who fefl i sears ago today. No DAUGHTER CATHARINE. * BOYDEN. A trihute of love to the memors ot on son und brother. HOWARD . HOTHER. "ano posay Sosy ix soars a&o today. Nove i 1F FAMILY. & remembran Finer. GEORG R BRAN i CROWTHER mothe mory of my de THER. “Who, diad SHOE W Rt SHGE W, CRQW- of lova and devotton onr_dear mother and GIBSON. who_departed aso today, November A tribute lingers idtrue. ster. sou p your hand to see mads lifs worth 1t the woeld to_me. D SISTERS AND FATHER x sou. mother. e way me t 13 the dsspest 1 of daw. loce you. At mother away "’ 1A VT AND DAVGH | GIBSON AND RUTH e of my ral. CHRIS antered into 192 FN HANSEN. ance of our te. KOCH ¥ him e FAMILY. © rance of my be LYLES who g today. T miss vou T shad R EVELYN. * memoryy ROBERT doparted thig ifa svember 10, 1924, emors Tingers, and t 1 AND tear father. n ILDREN. ™ loving memory of my dear ULIA PAULINE REICHARD, who one year ago today, Novem- D WIFE c A i seare. 240 10 2 Wa naver are t you. the time is ‘nrl time soothes the But his 1 ever linger as fresh The gol Touch: HIS LOVING WIFF AND CHILDREN STROBERT. 1 Bratica: of RATE 8 & Jita <ix e 1930 of memory are gently CARRIE F. STOK! HER HIUSDAS N DATGHTER. 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