Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1927, Page 9

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GARY, Ind, September 6.—Two persons were drowned and two were injured when an automobile carrying a party of Michigan tourists over. turned in a lake ‘longside the Dunes highway, 10 miles cast of here, last night. The dead are Clarence Markley, 3 Tich. nd George be Anniversary @ Evel mother’s favorites to the ez 1212 F St. N Main 4278 3103 14th F St. NW.—Main 5492 *Washington’s Finest Now!—The First, | Last and Only $70 Hart Schaffner & Marx | Raleigh Haberdasher INC. from the old-fashioned garden blossoms, rarest of specimens. You may arrange 1o have Mowers deli through our efiicient Telegraph Delivery Sustem GUD Three Stores for Your Convenience tens, 30, of Fremont, Mich. Mrs. Bet- tens and her 8-year-old Jaughter Vir- gene suffered severe cuts and brulses, the former's right leg being frac- tured. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markley, parents of the drowned child, escaped injury. Bettens, who was drlvlng. was frightened by a train whistle and, not knowing the road, thought he was approaching a rallroad crossing. He jammed on the brakes, which locked, tossing the car, a sedan, over to the other side of the road on its side in 15 feet of water. Bettens' body was swept irto the small lake, where it was recovered. . Brown dandelion stains can be re- moved with javelle water. WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST «say 1t With FLOWERS Say It With Ours!” Whose Birthday or Tomorrow? What could be more thoughtful and appropriate than a basket of Gude’s PERFECTION early Autumn Flowers! flower that blooms may be had at Gude's— that were Grand- red to friends far away BROS. CO. 1102 Conn. Ave. St. N.wW. Main 1102 Col. 3103 Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Men’s Wear Store! Sale of 565 $60 SUITS *37 This is the sale you have been waiting There is no othier sale. for. be no lower price. « Hart Schaffner & Marx suits for busi- | ness, professional wear, college—and even four-piece golf suits of imported fabrics. Light, dark, medium colorings. as well as the exclusive Hart o blues Schafiner & Marx fancy fabrics. You’ll want to buy several suits when you see them. No Charge for Alterations 1310 F Street There will Plain , I $55 | JAMES M. PORTER ! DIES IN HOSPITAL Was Treasury Department Official and Well Known in Congressional Circles. James M. Porter, receiver of in- solvent national banks in the Treas- ury Department, and well known in Congressional and civic circles, died at Homeopathic Hospital at 12:40 o'clock yesterday morning after an ill ness of about a month Mr. Porter and his wife, Mrs. Lil- lian Jarvis Porter, left Washington ahout four weeks ago for an automo- bile trip to Maine and spent the night at Lancaster, Pa. The following morning, as they were about to re- sume their trip, Mr. Porter was strick- en while in the driver's seat. He re- mained uncopscious for nearly 3; hours in a hospital there, and two weeks ago he returned to Washington. aturday morning he was again stricken and never regained conscious- ness. o Mr. Porter was born in Monmouth, 1., February 24, 1869, where his mother, Mrs. Frances M. Porter, and his brother, Charies Porter, reside. He ame to Washington in 1903 as pri- vate secretary to Ilepresentative Marsh, with whom he remained for several years, and then he served in a similar capacity with Representative James McKinney of Illinois. continu- ing with him until 1913. When Sena- tor Sherman was elected, Mr. Porter | | | Porter received the appointment of receiver for insolvent national banks, with offices under the. controller of| the currency. While serving as Senator Sherman’s secreta Mr. Porter also was clerk | of the Senate District committee, and in that capacity he became widely acquainted with civic Washington and its activities, Mr. Porter was a member of Tem.| ple-Noyes Lodge, No. 32, F. A. A. M., and was one of the incorporators of the Indian Spring Golf Club Funeral services will be held to- | streets, U. S. Official Dies M. PORTER. DR. MASKER INTERRED. Funers for Rev. Dr. Wil liam A. M Ipiscopal clergyman | and chief an_and translator in the United States Coast ond Geodetic Sury who died his residence, 2751 Macomb street , were con ducted at St. Mark's Episcopal Church today at 11 o'clock Rev. H. W. Stow- ell officiated. Interment was in Rock | Creek cemetery. Many prominent members of the clergy of | Washingtor became his secretary. until that offi-| Dr. Masker, who was § s old. cial’s retirement in 192 was widely known as a linguist. He During the Harding presidential|came to this city in 1915 as curate of campaign Mr. Porter was active at| St. s _Episcopal Church. Two | the Marion headquarters and shortly | véars later he was transferred as cur- after Mr. Harding’s inauguration Mr. |ate of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. at Tlines' undertaking e iishment, Fourteenth and at 3 o'clock. and interment will be'in Rock Creek Cemetery. Rev. Dr. William A. Lambeth. Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis- copal Church, South, will officiate While the funeral will not be under Masonic auspices, Joshua B. Calla han, master of Temple-Noyes Lodge, and Mr. Porter's family have re. quested the members of the lodge to attend. Mr. Porter is survived by his wife, mother and brother. morrow [ T X QA selection from our re PRICED for disposal. your prompt SHADES 1108 G Street Special September Furniture Values Suites and Odd Pieces, VERY SPECIALLY QSavings amply justify su?h timely furniture bar- gains as these. ALL LAMPS and 25% to 50% JAMES B. HENDERSON Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstery, Paperhanging, Painting of Complete gular stock, September attention to Reduced Main 7675 ! Phones Main 7676 | muuuumflmnum tab- | Harvard | astor of | THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Fair, n!lght-i‘ 1y warmer tonight and tomorrow. | Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- | row. slightly warmer tomorrow and in_west portion tonight. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- | row, siightly warmer in north and | central portions. | West Virginia—Fair and warmer tonight. tomorrow increasing cloudi- | probably local thundershowers fternoon in the west portion, warmer in the extreme east ! portion. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 70; midnight, 4 a.m. 62; noon, 7. Barometer—4 p.m.. 30 12 midnight, 30 : noon, 30.18. | Higkest temperature, §1, occurred | at 3 pan. yesterday: lowest tempe | ture, 56. occurred at 5:45 a.m. tod Temperature ate t year— | Highest. 89; lowest, Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast| and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:10 a.m. and 10:09 p.m.; high tide, 2:57 am. and 3:28 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:04 am. and 11:07 p.m.; high tide, 3:56 a.m and 4:28 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Dtatlls ¢. September 5, 1097, Bley Hospital,* EL (nee beloved wife of daughter of Mrs. Cora M husband of Cargline Funeral services will be held wdence on Thiirsday. Septem- .o and_fri Attend at Pros ety On Mondar nvited Hill RURDINE Departed at 7 am. at pl. ne. Deanwood loved Tushand of M, Ieaves to mourn their loss three brother and a host of relatives and | Today—Sun rose 5:40 am.: sun st Church ‘sch 6:32 p.m. 1 | Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:41 am.; | sun sets 6:31 p.m | Moon rises 3:24 p.m. | L | Automobile lamps to be lighted 1'm, sha o o g one-halt hour after sunset. $17h and Sheriff vd. Deanwoo Condition of the Water. b Wi e | Great Falls—Clear thie life Snnday. Septem. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- il KUTH andoah rivers slightly cloudy this | morning. Weather in Various Cl | Stations. | Abilens 006 .01 Buftalo Charleston Chi Cine Cleveland | Cormbia.8.¢ Helena | Huron. S, 0.0 Clear Indianan ... Pteloudy . Clear R: Cloud; Clondy Pt.cloudy oudy Okla, ] | Omaha . | Philadetvhia Phoenix .. . Pittsburgh Me o ¢ Portlan | Portiand, ba | | Seattie Spokane WASH.. D.C. 3 (8 a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Station: Temperaturs. Weather. London, G0 t clouds Paris. Clotdy Berlin Clear Conenhagen, K Cloudy Stockholm. _Sweden.... Clear Gibraltar, *Spain. Clear Horta (Fayal). A7 Clear Hamilton. Bermuda. Part cloudy | | San Juan, Porto Ri Part cloudy Havana, Cuba,. Clear Colon. Canal Zoi Cloudy Missing Boy Returns Home. | | Fourteen-year-old Stanton Viverette | of Enfield, N. C. reported missing | trom the steamer Charles Macalester, 'rezurnod to his brother’s home, 425 | Fifth street northeast, after having “ left the boat at Alexandria last night, the police were informad today. boy, who returned by bus, said he thought the boat was landing at Wash- | ington when he got off at Alexandria. LOST. | COT.LIE—Brown and w 7. 5. _Cail West = DIAMOND RING—Lady's. In downtown sec: tion. September 6. Libéral reward. Call Franklin_3777. oA [T DOG—Vellow. female_ Pokingese, mamed “Pekie’': Sunday. Please return ' to Mrs. Hitt, 718 _7th Apt. Reward. Seelyham terrier. tan ar of superbly these Frocks sustain the value. The Weaves: Transparent Velvet Crepe Satin Ifeen Grosgrain_Satin Sinbad Crepes Pebble Crepe Fautomeen Jersey Ete. tion. K2 K extremes and its exquisite $7.95 1o Tie LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET New Fashions Revealed in a varied display designed Frocks for Autumn Co:important with style here is quality—and Louvre reputation for originality of design; and consistency of intrinsic The Colors: Marron Glace Vineyard Moss Green Drescoll Red Worth Cocoa Tile Blue Gazelle Taupe Mouse Gray Ete. Choosing now has the advantage of first sclec- Beginning at $] (.50 0'0—_—".———" Hats of Character k,onm Millinery is' famous for its charming subdued styles—and the Autumn Hats—both Sports and Dress—are decid- edly exclusive and Louvresque. Sports Hats in smart Felt, novelty Soleil and clever Velour. $18.50 Dress Hats of refined richness. $10 10 $25 DG nd loft eve. right_ear. dark ring hase tail: New_York license: _ liberal reward. Lois' W. Smith. M. D. St. Elizabeth's Hospital. 7° EY, ES. hlack. gold trim: on_Speed- Return 3500 Ga. ave. or_call_Col. 364:_reward. IRISH TERRIER—Collar marked ~Jack owned by Rapp Brush. Phone North 6211 3734 T st. n.w. Reward. POLICE_DOG name of “Pal’ Liberal reward. nday afternoon in the vicinity of ny information re- | answers to Black and cream. and black, name 2nd and H n.e. Sun- "Eertomber 4. Any.information blease I’ Mr. Bowie, Main 278 inck: at 14th and B ng. between G and 6 Iy return to Mrs. Oliver, 96 Fento and receive reward. FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. [Fhone West 99 Estaniishea |81 Timothy Hanlon A41 B St NE Phone L. 5543 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance el Bk Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. s w. s sx-:éfi TH T‘E;“hum Main 2473 “P.A. TALTAVULL a._J. -nuuu_l. Ster. 436 1h St L CHAS. S. ZURHORST | 201 _EAST CAPY ST. Phone_Lincoln 7 ALMUS R.SPEARE | Succeeding the Original ‘W.R.8PEARE CO. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 {*5mesrn ASyTSAL 00T L JAMES T. RYAN 317 P Ave 1879, Model ¢ Hianue 1700 Private Amhnl Auto_Serviee T F. COSTELLO NORTR_7978__ | V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the wiccessors of nor connectea with the originsl W, K. Spears sstahiish ment. Bent prank. as20 1009 H St. N.W. Formerly 910 F St. N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Direcior ana W. Wa:ren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt_Auto Delivery Survice Artistir—exprassive—inexnensive Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St.| BLACKISTONE, 1407 H| Beauliful Floral | Designs, $5 and up. CALL_MAIN 3707. "GEO. C. SHAFFER The | . on Frid HARRI: eir loes & thers. two Alexander & 15th st SON. mother " f September 4. 107 Hamiine st wed wife of T « and Elizabeln At the W. W 1ith and Chiapin 3 at 8 oot e of her son. Dr. R. R. Hotiel, 1° nroe st. ne. ALICE Funeral from her iate T H. HOTTE d Broo Md Froo ate and time late DN. On Tueslas. town Hi of_the 2 Oth st thence to September. @ NNTH ol James on Thirsdav to will September 8 Josenh's id at 9 invited. Inters vt Cemetery 7 Tuesday morning, RY JARVIS. hus- nd son_of the late arvis, Notice of fu- thence Relative: am m September 6 hand of Esielle V v and Charlott ral hereafter On Monday, September 5 1027, 1. Va.. SARAH KLOCK. Fi ve at Tdviwood Church Wed Septemner 7 0 pm. In- ment Falls Churel NARD, Sentembe thic Hosnital., G 3 ARD). es and_interment Herkshire, On Thursday. September 1. 1927, o Homeo- at E aftar 3 linge ilness. Dr. EDWARD STILLMAN MAY. azeq 83 beloved hus. band of ‘Ruth Matiida May and father of Mrs. Dania M. Woods and ard W. May, rices at the S home. 2901 14th ‘st tember 8 at 1:4 ton National Ce Puy. Mon ) a'm 1E T R H_Hine n.w funeral Sentember 5. 102 idence Hosvital \n REYT Iy of Avoca, e.' Catholic Danghters of Center, 601 E st. n.w, rment at Avocs. b . On Monday, September 510 Homeovathic Hosnital, JAMES n M. Porier. aking parlor t eloved hushand of Funeral from Hine Lill unde 1ith and Harvard sts. n.w.. on Wedne day. September 7. at 3 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemeétes . ROB! On September @, 1927, at Monts gomery Countv after’ iliness of Homital. three days. MARY EL beloved gaughter ‘of Or W Funeral ser and Grace E. herty Grove 1 =" Church at Burtonsvilie. Md. on Thursday. September 8 at 3 p.m. Inter ment at Union Cemetery ) RODGERS. On Sundaw. September 4. 1027, residence. 510 ¢ - T80 a.m inic's Chirreh. 6th and mass will be s nose of her s Cemetery. il Relatives and friends invite SEDGWICK. Denarted this life Sunday. Sep- tember 4. 1927, at his residence. Rock ville. M. HORACE devoted hushand of Emma Cook Sedewick and brother of ‘Thomas Sedgwick and Clariss Fu- neral Wednesday. Sentember 7. at 2 p.m., from Jerusalem M. E. Church. Rockvil Relatives and friends invited. 8 Mcers and members of Laurel 02 6. U. 0.0, F.. wilk m-‘t at Fishermen's Hall iemrmhar 7 at nm._for the prurne condueting 0. D D. Fellows' buria! service over the re- maina_of lr(\ur departed brother. HORACE GWI SMITH. N. 1, Hicks SIMO; HENRY HARTMAN. Se SHELTON, - Members of David B. Bowser Lodge. No. 6824, G. U. 0. of 0. F . are loreby notined to witeid a ‘pecial ineer ing at_Odd_Fell Hall. Alaba se. Tuesday September 8 hm. to arrange for th our deceasad member. JERRY Funeral * from anuel Bantist Ch rfield D, C. Friday Sentember pm. ROLLI R. GILES W SMOOT. At her GRACE E A Smoot. " Nof TEELE. On W at Myton. Ut fune SHE, of funeral her Inesday. Angnst 31, 1027 R. beloved 1730 Pa v Fune v Episconal . Church. on’ Wednesday. Sep: 330 pm. Interment Rock Henry Auxiliary ance the death . Funeral 1 p.m. from. . 4th_and D sts. serCall n Tuesdav, 'S "p.m.. Odd Fellqws' Hall hitorm white KATIE GOODLOE. Lady Commander. * YOUNGER. On Mondav. September 5 at 1 o'clock am 0 J.. 1 Cometery e covy.) 3n filcmuria Tn_ead remembrance of o BORN. mather. MARGARET BOHN this life eight years ago tod: 6. 1019 Yon are resting in peace. dear mother: _ Eight years have passad a You_are gone. but not forge As we think of yon_each HFR DAUGHTER. In loving remembrance of my dear WILLIAM JONES. who departed en years ago today, Septem- . September JONES. hiishand, My thoughts so often wa To a erave not so re they laid my Nineteen years a far WIFE. * | MOSF. In «ad but loving remembrance of our dear hrother ROBERT L. MOSE. who departed u-.-]n two years ago today, September 6. 19 "Twas evening wh 1 the Mastor's voice Your head upon My breast He, and_sweetly answered py mind on Thee is staved: And through the valley of death T walk with Thee: I am not afraid.” God called von. dear one: Called you to His home on high. Mav we all prepare to meet you For ougtime is drawing nigh. Thoush each day we miss you sadly, Still’ wherever we may look We can see some sweet remembrance— Most of all your kind, sweet look. ‘Embalmer. '"nl;. In_conneet| Commo- dious chapel, M ima. Moder. Gone from us forever. Ate prires, 530 Pa. Ave. WAV Cull M. 18RS |, The Tace wo Joved s well: i i o ARV "No ine. on_earth can ever tell ‘“"’““"" s Chave! | 313’ DEVOTED BROTHERS AND SIS- W.W.Deal 8Co. = |,ovion.. 4 wims ot tore ot s o o ne 310 B S¢ NE L N _8200. branee of my dear hushand. WILLIAM TAYLOR, who departed this li ago today Sentel 6. 1917, In life 1 did my best for you In death I have done the same. Heart of my life is buried deen Undor the sod where you aze asl WARNER. In sad but lovi our father. HARRY E. WARN pacted this iife one ve o. September 924 2y reealls memaries Of our loved one laid to rest And_those who still remember yon Are the ones who loved yon best So snd. so sudden was the call His death was a shock 4o all But God. in His wisdom. knew what was AXPRESSIV! AL EMBLEMS. ru Our Only Store, 14th & Eye Oh, the memories of that mornin; As e stood with aching hearts. Knowing the one we loved to dearly Must fi t, s 'i:'zd:"{-":fl’wi"}: “AND CmiLpREN. Dest. So He took him to heaven to rest.