Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1927, Page 9

Into Our Offer of Any GLASSES delivered on first payment of one dollar | CHAS SCHWARTZ & SON | Examined by Graduate Optometrists! ADVICE cheerfully given when glasses are not needed Perfect Diamonds 708 7th Street Washington's 3123 M Street Finest Men's Straw Hats 1 /2 Pricé Panaimas—Bangkoks Leghorns—I-3 off Raleigh Haberdasher INC. 1310 F Street THE EVENING WHALER T0 CARRY BYRD T0 ANTARGTIC Will Leave Norfolk September 16 and San Pedro October : 20, Captain Announces. ssociated Press. SAN BEDRO, Calif, July 13.— | Plans for the departure from here Oc- | tober 20, of Comdr. Richard E. | tic_expedition aboard the | we. aling steamship C. A. Lar- 1~9n. were announced today with com- A | pletiom of the ship's itinerar Tie announcement was made by Capt. G. M. Byrde, port captain, of the Mexican Whaling Co., and agent - the C. A. The expedition, d, will consi these will ard the whaler. il previously for Stewart the base for the flizht. The C. Larsen will Joad Byrd's three-er Fokker monoplane in which the flyer will make the South Pole flight, to- ording to Capt. ) men, but only the v The othe WEARING APPAREL BLACK For Mourning in 24 Hours | Carmack Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Linc. 1810 Linc. 1812 | tee STAR, WASHINGTON, gether with a smaller single-engined ment, at Norfolk, Va., September 16, when she will sail for this port. Comdr. Byrd's planes and supplies will be unloaded by the ship at Stew- ard Island, and she will then pro- ceed south fo the Ross Sea, in the Ant- urctic, where she will begin her sea- son’s Job of producing 50,000 barrels of whale ol from whales caught by her five small_“killer ships.” While Comdr. Byrd is on his hazardous flight, the C. A. Larsen, from her point, 11 degrees from the Pole, will maintain constant radio communication hetween the plane and the outside world. Comdr. Byrd will be among the 15 to sail from here aboard the C. A. Larsen. ey CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. A subscription dinner of the busi- negs and professional section will be given at 6:30 o'clock at the Women's City Club. FUTURE. The Curley Club will give a lawn party for the benefit of Archbishop Curley’s scholarship fund July 19, at Sixth street and North Carolina ave- nue southeast. Public asked to at- tend. The Lindbergh celebration commit- of the Women's City Club will picnic Saturday at 4 p.m. the clubhouse. Miss Bell, chairman. o Sun Baths for Poor Babies. Hospital, Paris, has established a day nursery for bables of woman worker sun baths are given whenever the weather permits. Delicate little ones born in November give a Meeting | Florence ¢ Salpetriere and December are given ultra-violet baths during the Winter month: Prompt 1417 K St. PER CENT LOANS ON REAL IN District, of Columbia and Environs in_ Montgomery Life Insurance Company Residential—Apartment Houses—Business Properties Attention to BOSSERPHE( Founded 1907 ESTAYE ounty, M All Avplications # Main 9300 A CONCRETE CASE WHERE MoNEY Buys An Unusual Value in a I ‘The Dresser The dresser is 44 inches wide with four drawers, dust-proof construction, and delightful onlays of maple on smalier drawers. The Chest The chest is very attractive, standing 48 inches high and 36 inches wide. There are five roomy drawers in all. Seventh Street et Four major pieces in walnut and choice American gumwood, with full size bed, dresser, roomy chest and large vanity dresser, Chair, $11.50; bench, $10.75. MAYER & CO. Between D and E etime Bedroom Suite 4 MAJOR PIECES $195 In the bedroom suite illustrated above the ability of Mayer & Co. to offer a remarkable value is de- lightfully demonstrated. ‘The Vanity The vanity dresser is large and good-looking! Triple- wing mirror type with six drawers and convenient table space. The Bed The bed is full size, good- looking and of the bow type, with attractive onlays of maple on both head and foot boards. D. C, WEDNESDAY THIRD DIVISION MEN REUNITE TOMORROW Veterans of Marne Outfit Will Gather Here for Annual Holiday. Veterans of the 3d Division, known generally as the Marne Division, many of whom, were trained in this vicinity hefore 'going overseas, will open their sixth annual reunion here tomorrow. Headquarters will be at the Raleigh Hotel. Motion pictures taken in France will be shown during the reuniol hich will continue through Sunday. The soldiers will visit the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and several sightseeing trips have been arranged. The divisional banquet will be held sunday, with Maj. Gen. Hanson IG v as the principal speaker. Ma Joseph T. Dickman, retired, will pumde at the se: The division 'uquhul its title as the Marne Division on account of the stand it made in the German drive on Paris in May, 1918. As will be recalled, the French troops were demoralized and this division, which was rushed it at Chateau Thierry, was all that stood between the Germans and the French capital. The Gth United States Engineers, which formed part of the division, were organized in the vicinity of Washington and trained at the Ameri- n University, Washington Barracks and Belvoir, Va. This regiment ac- quired fame by being a part of Gen. Carey's forces in_the German drive of March, 1918. Due to the remark- able bravery exhibited in this with- drawing action, the regimental com- mander of the 6th United States En- gineers, Col. J. N. Hodges, was deco- rated with the British distinguished service order and was promoted to the grade of brigadier general. He was the youngest brigadier general during the war. Petroleum produced in Venezeula this year would fill nearly 350,000,000 barrels. T TV Revolutions Never go Backward —Wendell Phillips. We have revolu- tionized the credit business of Washing- ton by not charging you extras, interest or service charges, either on your credit or budget buying. Our revolution is steadily going for- ward by leaps and bounds. Store after store is adopting this new idea of charging you no extras, no interest, no service charges, just because you have an account, We do not penalize our friends. AP R R TR T EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. $25, $30 Hot Weather Suits Reduced to $1 9.75 Gabardines Tropical Worsteds Imported Flannels All Suits Are Silk Trimmed. Sizes 33 to 48. 'OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT —while these reduced prices prevail on our dignified credit plan. JULY DR. COX RITES SATURDAY. Surgeon to Be Given Military Fu- neral at Arlington. Dr. S. Cliffora Cox, native of Wash- ington and former prominent surgeon here, who died Saturday at Fort Bayard, N. Mex., where he was on on duty as a medical officer in the \tt(‘ ans’ Bureau, will be huried at on Saturday morning at 11 The ceremonies will be conducted with full military honors. An escort of Cavalry from Fort Myer will par- i e in the services. Members of ational Capital Post of the Vet- ns of Foreign W of which he S nder, and his Amer- ican Legion Post, the George Wash- ington Post, will be in attendance. MRS. JOSEPHINE STOWELL DIES AT AGE OF 59| Wife of Wallace McK. Stowell Was Member of Old Capital Family. Mrs. Josephine T. Nalrn Stowell, | wife of Wallace McKennon Stowell, died last night at her home in the Oakland Apartments following an ill- ness of several months. She was a_member of one of Washington's oldest families, having been born at the family residence, 1109 Il street, in 1868, the daughter of N. and Alice Louisa Finckel was graduated from the W: P High School in 1888 and 1898 she was married to Mr. Stowell. She was active in urch and hospital work here, having served on the boards of the George Washington Hospital, the Lutheran Home for the Aged and the McCall Mission for many years, and she was a member of ‘the Luther Memorial Church, where she was a Sunday school teacher for more than 30 vears. Besides her husband, Mrs. Stowell brother, W. Wal- hington, and a si . H. The funeral will be conducted from the residence at 11 o'clock Friday morning, Rev. George M. Diffender- fer, pastor of the Luther Place N morial Church, officiating. Bu will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Fair and continued warm tonight; tomorrow showers, followed by cooler tomorrow afternoon and night; gentle to moderate southwest and west wind: Virginia—Fair, warmer in extreme west_portion tonight; tomorrow part cloudy, local thundershowers in after- noon followed by cooler; moderate to fresh southwest winds West Virginia — Local thunder- showers late tonight or tomorrow, warmer in extreme east portion to- night; cooler tomorrow and tomorrow night. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; 8 pm., 85; 12 midnight, 78; 4 am., 74; § am., 80; noon, 90, Barometer—4 p.m., 30.01; 8 pm 30.03; 12 midnight, 30.06; 4 a.m., 30.03; 0.04; noon, 30.02. st temperature, ) 5 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 73, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperature same day last year— Highest, 87; lowest, 64. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.. Today—Low tide, 12:51 a.m. and 1:44 p.m.; high tide; 6:44 2.m. and 7:14 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:38 am and 2:29 p.m.; high tide, 7:31 a.m. and 8:01 p.m. , occurred at The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:32 a.m.; sun sets 7:34 p.m. Tomorrow- sets 7:34 p.m. Moon rises 6:55 p.m.; sets 3:31 a.m.- Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at 8 a.m.: Temperature, 80; condition, clear. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear this a.m. Weather in Various Cities. Sun rises 4:53 a.m.; sun g Temverature. oz Stations, . * tAEDI9ISIA 20UatE ELETTR 1sam0ry Abilene, T Albany | Atlanta Atlant Baltimore Birminghan. Bismarck . Boston Buftaio "', Charl Pt.cloudy Collimbia © 2 Pt.cloudy Denver 3 Cloud 066 Clonay + Cloudy Pt.cloudy FOREIGN. « Greenwich' time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England, 8 Cl Paris, France. Berlin, Copenhagen, Denmarlk. Gibraltar, Spain. Horta (Fayai). Hamilton. Bermuda san Juan, Porto Ri Havan. Colon, Canal Zone: ARGE For the week ending July 11. 1927. ~Temperature—Pre cipitation—~ Cur. Depar, Cur. Depar. —8 13 +11 409 Corn and north- ern wheat area 47 Southern wheat area 30 —7 CHURCH GROUP OPENS SESSION IN CAPITAL| } Epworth League Convention Meets at Miles Memorial Church, The first annual conference of the worth League of the Washington lelphia district was opened this morning at 11 o'clock at the Memorial colored Methodist pal Chureh, Third and L streets, by a devotional followed by an | by R L. Russell, gen- eral secretary of the league, and a few remarks by Mrs. M. I the president. Dr. Ru sized the impowtance of presenting Christ to the young people of the church through s of youth. The s ed and_the topic Vhy o h Young People Training for Christian Servi " discussed. The conference will continue until Sunday, with a meeting tonight, one in the morning and eve morrow, Friday, Saturday evening only on Sunday. Toni there will be an address of welcome by the Rev. G elder of the W Others who will spe Russell, Rev. D. L. more and Rev. W. tor of the Zion Ph sell empha- k are Rev. C. iller of Balti- | hington, pas- | intist Church. Of- | ficers for the year will be elected | Saturday evening and will be install ed at the meeting Sunday. COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER TO SERVE FULL TIME | Dr. William S. Keister Is Appoint-| ed by Prince Georges Board of | Commissioners. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., July 13. -, William S. Keister, deputy State health officer, was yesterd: appointed by the Prince Georges ‘ounty commissioner as full-time alth officer. Dr. Reverdy tion as county health officer was accepted. With the exception of $600 annually, which amount was paid by the count: to Dr. Sasscer, the salary of Dr. Kei. ster will be paid by the State! Dr. Keister has assumed his duties | with an office in the courthouse here. He is the first full-time health officer the county has had. Sixty thousand of the total employas of the National Government live in Washington. We wish to express our ap- 1 thanks to onr relatives and friends for their sympathy. kind. 3 and floral tributes at the death of r dear ‘son and brother. ROYCE TREWOLL MBS, MAY TREWOLLA AND HIS S§IS- D BROTHER. TERS A Marriage. . At Alexandria. Va. Rev, William S, Ham: TON" HEATH and EMMA E. Deaths. AUSTIN. Tuesday. Ju 1927, at Feadanee, 01 B50 WA NARDE ACSTIS devoted” wife, of Juliis “Austin, jr.. - and cousin rie M. West. = Fune; ‘Thursday. July 14, at Petersburg. Va. mains resting at’ the W. Ernest Jarvis uneral parlors, ) mond.CLIF KENDALL. belov G T of Lenore Baker and . Funeral on Fri iy % .. from residence, . in: ‘ment private. a¢ pDevarted this life Monday, July at_her residence. Deia HANKS " mother Fuperal Sunday, July 17, Moriah Bun.ust oW Maurice Banks. from Mount . Randolf. past on , 1927, E " Ernest al _from the Christ _Kenisington, ~ Md.. Friday, ~ July m. Intérment Trinity Chyireh, arles County.” Md.. at 1 p.m. Departed life on Tuosdu‘ 0 am. at Fi < ¥ 3 beloved con of Mrs. Funeral will be held from Baptist Church at 1 p.m. Thursday, = Remains can be seen Wednes- day at_Grice's undertaking parlors. 12th and R sts. n.w. Relatives and friends are favited . On Monday, July 11. 1927, 1. THEODOSIA F. CO: Conroy and 4 Fairmont bos Brown. Mount” Olivet Cemeter: ud friends invited. On Wednesday, July 13, 1927, at ) 6th st se.. CHARLES late Laura E. Fugitt, 1 from the chapel 436 Tth et. s.w.. on 1 p.m. Relatives and Interment at Arlingon tives FUGITT. Friday, July 15, m-mh invited on_ Mondas. KL ARIHRT Sotmens Homitar CLA S ey of Prank and Al- | Thursday. July Tosiipe 2t the varlors, 2 this life July 12, 102 CHARLES M. G G s SHospat. Ho feavos four gons and three daushters. t his I 1411 Shapel Cemeter nd relatives invited to attend. arker. mother 3 ster of Col. Howard Barker Notice of funeral Re i U hirscay. Interment at Loudon . July 16, this Jife Tuesday 27 Deth' \Cemetery. : . Departed morning, Jul Hospital, ' M: loved mother She leaves to mou = i their loss five s Dastor Baptist ~Chu to offic id friends invited. LOVE. On Wednesday July 13, 1 the residence of her sister. Mrs. 502 16th st. n.w. R I services it the 3 On Wednesday, July Al home, Eairhope a.. i N_McCORD LY wife of Town- Burial in Fairhope, Al ers please copy.) MALONE, £ .\, at 9:05 A, _aiter a lingering Himeis ™ LOBIS STANLEY heloved son. 0t 4. and the late John! J; Malone, 'R s Testing at futeral hom ‘ el sonoieos T FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. _Main 8088. e LOST. BANK BOOK and bill ..x_m"—xmz Trom a cas- ket company. between 7th and E and 4 = oot et o John Valied a8 giit: reward Apt. 405. _Cleve. 2345-R. BLACK WALLET—Man’ to 1314 Emerson 4831 36th u’n Reward return ay. “July a.m. Interment_ at Arlington National Ceniet . MASON. Tuesday, July 13 wiist Jome. 3 AASON™ Fitnorar serv above' address. Thursday. July 14, v Interment Woodlawn, Va. MeCONNE Wednesday. July 13, at his_residence. %731 P st n.w. McCONNELL. lius Il (neo Byrne). MORCOCK. Monday. Jul residencs. 105 Carroll av M., “"EDWARD W Mariares W. Morcick Funeral from " the N 924 New York ave. 14, pm. Remaina ‘may bo Seen at” his late”Tesidence uniil 'l‘huudna 11 am. MUIR, On Tue: residence. ! beloved wife of Rober % erviegs at the above addreas on Th 0 am.: thence to St u- c“"ifi, ‘whers masg will be' said E' terment at Mount Olivet at_the ANNA 5 “from the 1:30 n.w.. Thursday. July PAULY. ldl! J\ll’ 12, ll‘l‘lmll v it o n.m.n rmfl"'f\-" %5 AR, n a2 na D, Inferment Rock | — s I, s, Yo Deaths. Monday pen's | Hom heloved at_the GEQRGE kosas Pauly. . Thursd: oSt July 1 Churech am. GEORGE Faily “Church, TAYLOR. On J icn OF e ILDRED. ' from his 1 hiirsday. cd wife of the Fugeral serv o Misses ston, and ericks- father memor i to meet AND LOVING ¢ of our baby on the second ai today. " July 13, THE FAMILY. ¢ ing remembrance of my dear HUGHES CL Who lfo one vear ago touay. Juy . JAMES Y. HUGHES. * DORSEY. In sad remembrance of my dear hushand. CLAYTON _DOR who _de- Jthis Iife one vear ago today, July [ of “his birth LUNE. Tn lo ‘mother. I Lgepa 14 ts #0 ofte ave. o far awa, Tiid my dear husband, ago today. When gthers are lee 11 LOSERY WiFE HARY T0ksey. o FOREMAN. In sad but lov n: remembrance of our Jear da lehhr AE, who departed this lite duly 1 Days of sadn \llll come o'er us, a-ret fears so often How: Memory Keeps you ever near us Though you died threo years ago. Sadly missed. MOTHER AND FATHER. ¢ In memory of our beloved son GEORGE EDWARD JEF- died two it‘lr» ago _today HE FAMILY. |(l\e to ARy JEFFERY. ‘and_brother, FEI Whe Juiy 13, 1925, ITHERS. A tribute of memory of my devi SMITHERS, five years ago today. July 13, 10 A dear one the L. dear _mather. NS, who departed nm lifo two years . July 13, 1 her Though absent from us, Thy purpose. Lord. we But all is wellthat 13, WALLACE. 1In loving memory of my dear mother It me one year ago today, uly July once more is here. The saddest month of all the sear, Because_one year ago today God_took my darling mother away. HER LONESOME DAUGHTER. MAMIE WHEELER. WILIA: Sacred to the memory of S. WILLIAMS, my beloved mothers d into the beyond Friday, July ten vears ago today. 1. v Y lunrlll Director _and Embalmer. Livery in connectio (o~ modious chapel and modern Crematoriums. Moderute prices. 333 Fa. Ave. N.W. n‘ P. A. TALTAVULL H. 3. TALTAVULL. Mz 436 Th M. 1879, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H st N P Modern_Chapel Lincoln 524 Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. ; Modern: chapels Telepiove. _Main 2 CHAS S. ZURHORST CAPITOL ST. 2473 Succudin the Ori SPE: "\RECOgm |°23 ecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 yrsatiacsn s AyTsatser, JAMES T. RYAN lito_Service Quick, Dignified Automobils’ Service. W. W. Deal & Co. LINCOLN_8200. V. L. 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