Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1927, Page 9

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If you want to sell, we are in touch with ready capital— and can bring you quickly together—consummating a deal with equity to both. At your service—with “Maximum Service.” CKEEVERdGOS! 1415 K Street Main 4752 Maximu ervice . Admiral Dewey’s Homecoming CTOBER 3, 1899, is one of Wnshmgtons well remem- .bered gala days. The Battle of Manila Bay had brought fame and renown to Admiral Dewey, and upon his return in October the whole country was waiting to welcome him. A huge reception com- mittee had gone from Washington to New York to greet the Admiral, and he came to Washington on a special train. ‘As the train neared the District Line, a short stop was made, and Commissioner John B. Wright presented Admiral Dewey with a parchment, which offered him the freedom of the city. On arriv- ing at the station he was taken to the White House to be received by President McKinley and his Cabinet. The next day Admiral Dewey, in full navy regalia, with the President, followed by a wonderful military procession, was driven to the Capitol, where he was presented a handsome gold sword, which had been voted to him by Congress for his service and valor. It was a stirring and not-to-be-forgotten sight—the front steps of the East Portico were lined with sailors and marines from the Olympia—Dewey’s own ship—all wearing medals which Congress had awarded them in commemoration of the Battle of Manila Bay. The Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Long, delivered an address and then President McKinley presented the sword to Admiral Dewey, and thenthe benediction was pronounced by Cardinal Gibbdns. A State Dinner at the White House and a brilliant display of fireworks concluded the memorable celebration. One of a series of editorials published in an- ticipation of the Golden Jubilee celebration commemorating the founding of this store. %PA[AIS ROYAL WASHINGTON 1927 4 STAR, WASHINGTON, HUNTZBERGER RITES SET. Funeral Services to Be Conducted Tomorrow Afternoon. Funeral services for Isaac W. Huntzberger, 54 years old, instructor in mathematics at Central High School, !'who died at his home, 215 Montgomery | street, Friendship Heights, Md., Wed- Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N\W. Main 984 WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACE For Mourning in 24 Hours Carmack Dry Cleaning&Dyeing Co. Line. 1810 Line. 1812 JOSEPH GAwmrs SONS- Inc. Crablished 1850 MORTICIANS nomical divide the $8 you pay for the Knox ‘‘Fifth Avenue” by the days of its service, you realize what an eco- investment a Knox Hat really is. all of its style is an extra ‘dividend payable every day you wear your Knox. RaleighHaberdasher 1310 F Street D. €., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927. nesday, will be conducted at the re: dence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry M. E. Church, will officiate assisted by Rav. John C. Millian, In- terment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Huntzberger had been an in- structor in mathematics in local high schools for the past 20 years. He also had long _been an active member of Foundry M. E. Church, where he was president of the adult Bible class for 1 ny years. e CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. A card party for the benefit of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum will be given this evening at Oyster's auditorium, Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. The Delta Sigma Fraternity will have its first dance and reception of the Fall at L'Alglon Club. this eve- ning. FUTURE. Washington Hebrew Congregation: Religious school opens Sunday morn- ing at 9:45 a.m. A benefit entertalnment and dance will be given tomorrow, 8:30 p.m., at the Concord Club, 314 C street. ‘The West End Citizens’ Association will meet September 19. at 8 p.m.. in room 11, 2015 G street, of George ‘Washington University. A bridge and 500 card party for the benefit of the Florence Crittenton Home will be held Monday, 1:30 p.m., at Hecht Co. auditorium. Bring cards. The Progressive Club will have a 500 card party tomorrow evening at Woodman's Hall, 24 Grant place. =\Washington's Finest Men’s Wear Storems And INC. Washmgtons Finest Men’s Wear Store Saturday is the Last Day of the Only Sale of the Season of Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits 37 Values 570, 565, 60 Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- ginia and West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler tonight. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 84; 12 midnight, 80; 4 a.m., 75; 76; noon, 18, Baromete p. 29.79; 12 mmmgm 208 8 a.m., 29.95; noon, 2 ‘Highest temperature, 97, occurred at 8:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem- perature, 73, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 81; lowest, 58. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic_Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:09 am. and 6:25 p.m.; high tide, 11:49 a.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:07 a.m. and 723 pm.; high tide, 12:16 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry —Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers r this morning. Weather In Varlous Cities. g a= & Temberature. Stations. Abilene Albany Atllhlmr Gity Pt cloudy i Pt.cloudy Hnmlm.ham Bhitalo " Charleston” . na Humn D. Indiananons o Olla. City. rmlm:{xn Cli Cle: . Bt hnn’Lv 8 clomly Etcloudy Halitl’s first sisal stripping plant, which has just been opened, is from America. FOUND. Iy Animal Rescue EOue 300 Marvians ave 5w Main SORS. MRS. E. C. MARSHALL DIES Wife of Army Officer to Be Buried in Arlington. Mrs. Elizabeth Coles Marshall, wite of Lieut. Col. George C. Marshall, jr., an instructor at the Army War Col- lege, died in Walter Reed Hospital yesterday after a long illness. Funeral services will be held In rlington Cemetery tomorrow morn- ing. Those attending the servic are requested to meet at Fort Myer gate at 10 am. Col. M, I, who several times had been assigned to duty in this city, recently returned with Mrs. Marshall from a post at Tien-Tsing, China. Col. and Mrs. Marshall were widely known in Army circles. Mr Marshall was a native’ of Lexington, Va. -. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to | fealth Department in the last 24 hours: | and Mic rone A hl]ll\ and Mari ne_ d weenes. girl. kei and Richard George F ah Harron. hoy. theyn Brininger. boy. 3 Fetara, boy. Tsie C. Puu! boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Depactment in the last 24 hou Louise M. e, 361107 16t &t otighi P BUSTeReti 70, Metropolitan Club, Annie Carshaddon. 65. 2013 New Hamp- shire ave "‘num Petrille, 62. Gallinger Municipal Antoiiietto C. Donaldson. 54. 2607 Mili- tar: Frank B. Roberts. 36, United States Vet- crans’ Hospital, Yoo W Slnon, 38, Emersency Hospital. Frank Herbert. 74, Gallinger Municipal Hospital. Julius Lanbert, 85, Georgetown University artin A, Johnson. 50, 1343 Q et. nie Smith. 55. 37 Myrtie s Charios "Oiden, 51, " Gallinger " Municipal Hospital r.«ne Virginia Johneon. 46. 703 6th st ra Hodges, 34, Frecdmn's Hospital. erde Boot e 0" 507N ek, Rites for Mrs. Donaldson. Funeral services for Mrs. Antoinette Donaldson, wife of R. Golden Donald- son, president of the Commercial Na- tional Bank, were conducted at the family Summer residence, 2607 Mili- tary road, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. C. Ernest Smith, rector of St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, officiated. Interment was in Rock -Creek Ceme- tery. Mrs. Donaldson died at the Summer hcme Tuesday afternoon after a four-month illness. LOST. FOLD—Thursday hight. & lulilr;rr N Told Contaning” ore $10° and E 5 bill. Finder please call Potomac BREASTPIN, gold. heart shape: Penna. ave. near I4th. Labor day. pleage” call 0075, BRIEF CASE. Rockville road, Finder please telephone Mrs. Y 7200, Branch 121. CASE—Brown lesther. containing shellrim spectacles: | vicinity Adams 8364, 0. CAT. white, lost on Finder Thurgday. ven, Main Ioux Jufly hair yellow tal e, near Wisconsin ot Reward it returned 3907 Alton_pl._n.w. _Cleve. 6293 '—in Cleveland Park: full- n_tabby: femals, Call Clevelan wn, Per- 1204. 16% || CHECK BOOK and deposit slip. in downtown gection: o valie except to owrer. $2 reward for return to_Takoma pnm x o nn bluo m ichits uf Dt : cle. alucd as gift’ to owner: liberal reward. \or 8502, GERMAN POLICE DOG. brownish gray. 8 Tuonihy, answers o “Chlos™, Friday morn- ing: liberal 1774 U st. Apt. 8, Potomac 55. GLASSES, tortoiee sholl Ist and B gts. to Conn. ave., Reward. - 298 1 st noi. HANDBAG, orown, on road between Chesa- peake and North Leaches. Saturday. by per fon in reen rar. ‘Reward if retumned 1o € SMONEY—Several Till Tetwren TIE 19h .. on Girard at 15th and Harvard or Har- d_st. Thureday. Reward. Adams 3448. MASONIC SHRINE EMBLEM. lost_Thurs. morning. | Return'to’ Room 5. Benedict e Y B 17 FoLICE DOG—An reward. in case. betw September, .lb. m o Bud 550, “waraman © Park NG "AND NECKLACE—Lost Washington dreesing room Wed: at 6 1\) Reward. _Col. 8425, Ap! S —P bl AR Gaboy er blue. ailk, with mnu e SUIT CASE—Black, A e, botea ‘:lf‘ %fl’l!l’;:n‘ ‘hl'l al (‘n!h ward. and Webster _sts, WRIST WATCH. Tady's White £old. T\\esd-u n_ Hotel gdncaday, night n.w. Phnu. Lincoln_5964- morning: four blue sapphires_and giamonds each: liberal reward. Adams 3320-J. Veterans’ Bureau Plans Outing. The welfare association of em- ployes of the Veterans' Bureau will hold an excursion tomorrow at Chesa- peake Beach. Prizes will be award- ed the winners of fox trot and waltz contests. Other scheduled events are races for fat men and women, a broad jump, a potato race, a three-legged race and canoe races. . He leaves two brothers and .a host of and friends. Remains restin Rhines’ funeral chapel, 3rd and w. Notice of funeral hereafter. Op, Thursday. ecwemm 15, A . beloved the 'late ‘v('nr\ A Arr\rnun Funeral from hi nr on Monda; »‘.)(l ml"r 10 at 9 ‘!0 am. Hirh requiem mass at the Church of the Holy Name at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends m\ul‘d Interment Arllm’(on National Ceme KK, On Septamber 14, %927, .u\u:s ‘A, CLARK. husband of Laura V. Ciar] Fineral Trom the senidence'of pis son BLO 7th st. se. at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Sep- tember 17.~ Interment Congroasional C Friends and relatives invited. Doparted this life Sentember 1 e pital. . a . beloved mother of Joseph H Remains may be viewed at her d. ne.. from September nvited. r. who died for me, e my life to Thee. ve. &0 full. so free, im 4l my powers. Be this my purnose hizh, To, serve Thee till T di "Mid thorns or flowers . GAINES. _The officers and members of the Rosé of Sharon Couneil. No. 45 of St. Luke. are _hereby notified of the death” of Sister ELIZA GAINES. — Also ofticers and vention Aux Baptist Asso Funeral _Sund: September 18. 1927 1 p.m.. from Mount Pissah Bantist Church. on Gale st. hetween 18th_and 19th sts. ne.. the Rev. William hi officiat t Interment Payne's Cemetery. GANT, Departed, this life on Thursdas Sen ber 15, . at Freedmen's Hosnital. UIRE SANT N e 16 their Toss a loving father, sisters. otie: brother. devoted mother and other rel Remains resting at John T. Rhin funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts, s.w n ber T8 at i orelock. .d\am- Cathotic Chirch, Brgan: | 5 three ind. Tueeday, September 13, 1997, m_ " at at 11 am. Gallinger ~ Hospital, LENA 'GRAHAM (nes Butler). years. beloved wite of Laurencs Granam. heloved daushter of Louisa Butler. Re: mains at the residence of her mother. Prospect ave. n.w. Notice o( (u» neral later. GREEN. On Thursday. September 15, 1’\ Hampton Court ‘\;mp AEL A.. beloved husband of Aleine Green, and son of the late John ¥. and the late Celena Green. Rflmahu rest- at, W. Warren Taltavull home. 14th and Spring rd L7 lvth)(k tonight. Funeral fro aged Sentomber 17, i PR Church, > where at 9 am. Relatives and Bhtirmment Monet Oitver Cemerors || maxToN, ELLEN, Funeral' from Saftell's chapel. th ats aty eptember 17, (Reauiem tass at St s Interment aé Modnt Wednesday. September 14. m. MARY G HARPER: the late F apers please copy.) On Thursday, September 15 Arlington. " i devotel” basbans ol loss one brother. Mrs. Annio Gra nephews. and a hos kL from the Mount_Olive Baptist 7 Arlingt: Vi Sund: Septomber 18, at 1 o'clock pm. Relatives and friends Rev. Joseph H. I. 7 sister, o P AC o o L. Huntz- Funeral from s Montgome: ». s and xlllund lllh'l‘m('nb 16 day, September 14, Hospital, MARY ACKSON agnt, ‘of Daisy eithie Wo M Titley, Annie Toloh Jackeon, Fineral slnhhl\ Septemb A p.m., from the (h st. and Dum- Ron s resting at W, Jarvis Co. West End funeral BY. On Thursday. September 15, 1927 at the Tuberculosis Hospital MAR: uehior of o' e Jolia" 4 JoNanng Irhy. . Remaina resting at the chapel of P. AL Taltavull, 430 Tth st, s w hmnivs‘ n oly Tatn ‘and East’ Capitol sta. whers reqviem mass will be suug at 10 am. for 0 ropose of her soul. Relatives and frionds invited. Titerment at Mount Olivot Cemetery. KRECKEL. On !‘rldnfi September 16, 1927, father ot ral from W. W lul vlrlnrn lI!h Illd Chhmn t Septemier 17 "at K0 l l thence to Catholic Chllnh where mass wil he luhl at § Inter- ment St. Mary Cemetery, Lancaster, Pa. (Lancaster papers please copy.) 17 LOMBARD. = Suldonly, on We Sep- mber 14, 1027, ROLLIN E. ?fi:i\l a lovoq win of ‘Louis' T, ‘and T pona’ Loibard | Fineral fervices il b chapel. “1730, Ponnsy] " 5 i el 3rd st. | ‘w9 Beaths. LOMEDICO. On Friday. Sentember 16, 1927, at ir(m;n»nm 930 9nd st On Thursday, September 15 b alter Reed Hospital, ELI Funeral at . Saturday. nds are requested o e cate of ihe come: enly. on Tuesday. . t hi ia. _ Florence, Utother of. Thomas Funeral Saturday. 0 am. from Holy encs 3 high mass of ik for the BApDy Tenoss 16° and of Bessie “on of the late Syers. Funeral South ‘Cabitol 1027, at Relatives and n_Tuesday. Se \.! \\(‘)\ e nmu\\n\: 3 pm Relatives and friends SMITH. On Thursday. September 15, 1927, at 835 h + iiiness, Mrs. DA 3. sthie St A, Smith Dl telt hats, “Morns No. 40: Columbig Lodge, ‘olumbia Tempie, No. 424 F BETTER. Dt. Ruler. . Fin. Se re mm mr-m"erl 0f the 3 Lodge. No. 40, R or D, are voatsas 1 sorrow to arrange the, fiineral of our deceased daMgnter, W turday. September crice of the presi- rd st now LA HILL. Pres. CBee v 17, D.m.. 2 F e i 1:-1 Attest: DT. ROSA CON In Aemoriam. | nEIG In mem of my dear father, MELVIN M. BEIGHT. who_departed this j0i Sear ago todas. September 10, May his_soul rest B L GHTER, A\D SOLIN- LAW. MR. AND MRS. E. A. PAPPAS. BUTLER. Tn ead but loving r-memhrln ARTHA BUTLER this life nine . 1918, loved " de; In her lone ‘\nd sllmll :rl\ The flowers we place upon the grave May wither and decay. {,the love for her ihat sleeps beneath aw W HFH L n\ ING DAUC ND MAGDALEN' [ COLBERT. Tn lnvine r-rmmbmnec sk band and father. WILLIAM COLBERT. ho departed this l“e eleven years ago_today, ‘September 16. 1016, In life we did our best for you, In death we have done the same: Heart of our life is buried deep “nder the sod where LOVING W. AN, o are asleen. ~three )enrs a Seotember 16, 1004, Wba'*e JOHNSON. I sad but lovln re- ELIZA- today. September 18, P IRNEs Sitamed” this Sleep of gear James, And hy rest: We 1o Bt God, Toved you hest AND_ FATHER. WIFE IIIRI'(,T()RS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the siccessors of nor with the original W. R. Sfiarn establi . | Biote Frank. sozs 1009 H St. N.W. l'nrmrrlv 940 F St. N.W. WILIJA . l'lmeml Director _and P e T T o dious chavel. Modern (‘n ate prices. 332 Pa. w. Wa.'ren ‘Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) West 00 3034 M St. N.\V. [fhone West 99 Timothy Hanlon A11 B St NE Phone_L. 6548 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Moot Shahel: Lincoln_524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. T N.W, {313 SEYENTH QT N-r. Main 24723 - P.A. TALTAVULL M. J. TALTAVULL. Mer. 436 Th St S M. 1879, ¥ BRANCR_OFFICE. T CHAS. S. ZURHORST 01, EAST, CAPITOL ST. Quick. l\luvn'ed Exfluenl Service, Automobile S»r 1ce. Chapel. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 0 St NE LINCOLN 8200. 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