Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1927, Page 9

TOL TLVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBLR Jrown in Flooded Caisson Well. CHICAGO,« September 20 (#).—+ € rusht in a caisson well af the New 1 oosevelt Road Brid, feet bencath | 11e street, Timothy Fleming, 50, and {indrew Walsh. 40, were ‘drowned today when a sewer, loaded by an l.lrly morning rain, hrnki‘ through its s d fluuded the ca Know the Cost $75Up Complete Funerals Ambulances, $4.00 i The Capital City Chiropractic Asso CALL | tion will meet tomorrow at 1115 Rhode | ¥ W. W. CHAMBERS CO. ]| 55205 avenne. e e Lanon wit Columbia 432 [ present a paper on CITY NEWS IN BRIET. TODAY. The Business Women's Council \llll | meet this evening in the lecture room of the Church of the Covenant, Vincent B. Costello Post, No. American Legion, will meet. 8 p.n., board room of the District Building. 15, in The Washington braneh of Amerfcan Poetry Circle will meet, p.m., at the Mayflower Hotel. the 8 The Catholic Daughters of America | will meet, 8 o'clock. at 601 E street FUTURE. 'sychotherapy.” The Kiavier Fellowship Club w It’s ive a dance tomorrow, 8 o'clock, [ Pytnian Temple. Brown Universily Alumni Club of Washington will have a mecting and | tuncheon ~Friday | University Club. Final plans wiil be | made for a trip to Philadelphia to |attena the Brown-Pennsylvania foot | | ball game. r South Washinston Citizeus' Asso- | ciation will meet tomorrow. 8§ o'clock, in Fairbrother School. Election :ul!h(‘n wVERSAILLES IS MODERATE | ‘Clty Council Bars Splcy Publica- | tions From Paris. (c.. respondence of the Associated Press, v 8, France.—Versailles, and lords and good business to keep fit— bwn the men are learning that | Come to Peoples Drug Stores Here you'll get those good nourishing chocolate malted milks — double-rich, The Best of Everything Goes Into “PEOPLES” Chocolate Drinks THESE PRODUCT3 TELL THE STORY The Velvet Kind Ice Cream Simpson’s Pure Milk Horlick’s Original Malted Milk Peoples Mild Bittersweet Chocolate We Pay a Premium for These Quality Products Because We Know there is No Substitute for the Best. thick and delicious. Chocolate. Served with whipped cream and wafers, it makes a wholesome meal for business men and at| ladies were gay and not always well hehaved, is just a suburb in these re- | publican days, and it has developed a | | suburban conscience. | “The wpicier French magazines are harred from Its bookstalls. Not long ago the city council decided also to | prehibit the sale of one of the monthly | publications which a group of young |exiles from America issue in Parls | The French fathers of Versailles de- | 'cidea the American magazine was salacious. | Man Dies in Ship Blast, 10 Hurt. LONDON, September 20 (P).—A Lloyd’s dispatch from Almeria, Spain, says the Italian steamer Hermada, bound for Genoa, has arrived at Almeria and reports an explosion aboard in which one man was killed d 10 were injured. women who want to keep fit. Have one tomorrow at noon—you'll give it “All Over Town”—the better to serve you You've never tasted any as good. Each one is perfect—made the “Peoples Way” with that famous Mild Bittersweet 10, 1827 | BENJAMIN DARLING DIES. | Retired Railroad Engineer Suc- cumbs at Age of 85. Benjamin Darling, 85 years old, re. tired railroad engineer and resident |of this city for the past four years, | died at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph H, Kenney, 4627 Fifth street, yesterday. Mr. Darling had spent the greater; part of his life in Toledo, Ohio, and resided in Manassas, Va., for a period of about nine years before “0‘“‘“51 to Washington. His daughter, Frances D. Jamieson, resides in thls city. Funeral services were conducted at the residence of his granddaughter this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo. I Injured in Cresh l ‘Heftelfinge: WEATHER. , District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy {onight, tomorrow fair and somewhat cooler. Maryland—Mostly cloudy, probably light local rains and cooler in extreme west portion tonight; tomeorrow fair and somewhat cooler. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, slightly cooler tomorrow. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 61; 8 p.m., 61; 12 midnight, 59; 4 a.m., 56; 8 a.m., 59; noon, 69. Barometer—4 ‘p.m., 20.82; 8 pm., 29.86; 12 midnight, 20.88; 4 a.m., 29.90; 8 a.m., 29.94; noon, 29.91. Highest temperature, 69, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 54, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 83; lowest, 61. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 10:11 a.m. 10:30 p.m.; high tide, 8:22 a. 3:55 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:07 a.m. and 11:27 p.m.; high tide, 4:27 a.m. and 4:56 p.m. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 5:53 a.m.; sun sets 6:10 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:53 a.m.; sun sets 6:09 p.m. Moon rises 12:25 a.m.; sets 3:42 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry —Potomac and ' Shepandoah Rivers clear this morning. Wenhrr in Various Citles. T-mpemun oF and . and Stations. ..."',,,. 1 ' 3 ; Abilene Albany ooy dear, 810 Buffalo Charleston Chicazo . Cincinnati Cleveland Col'mbia.8.C. De: Jacksonyille Kansas City. Los Angeles. Louisville Mus!l New Yol Okla, City. R R Z33% Phe pllllblh || Bortiand.ore Ore 3001 an. X Rajelih. ¢ s 3 . Eiondy Eh : Eloudy Cloug Honay Glear 6.6 Ciear (8 am. Greenwich time. today.) Temperature, Weather. 56" Rain Part cloudy part clondy a:t cloudy Part*cloudy Cub; gm o Canal Zon PAWN TICRETS. _Address Box 9837 Star office. idenlifying same and paying f OG—Male,_ vicinily_of Maryland ffi"cfil l‘)‘nl n.e. Monday, September lD AL ne, LOST. i between ('h'uvllke o PAf‘K h!:.‘:llon Return to 724 (e Kol frame with small D.m.: Teward. (nl]r"' nl nrflvul “”y = 0rD’:l‘aW'lnlrey Indian Head. 21Md OG—Small Boston Bull, femalc: anewers o Pma; f". al brow chest, scar o0 nOG A|n redal fort Bragg, N. Carolina itconse, Saturday. vicinity ¢ \elrmd Faric: childre net. Rev Nom\mrxksw-rzf mite, > wer R et “Miettrn 1o 1304 Randoloh % or’call_Adama 830, TAL IN 1 PEN, lower half. ‘Memorial llll! Call Adams 11 on Lincoly stone_martel 3 Safurday afternoon. i reward. )Ufl opiccs Hudson Bay sable. at Friday evening: reward. Tel nh ne Rorms R‘"’l T ANDBA Tay ‘leather, containing B vermbt Snd regiatiation cards for & Lincoln Limonsing, owne Aunef ‘i "‘""u‘-‘é & seta of Saicers " dm.. s dor POl ot Nfonduy: eot. 10, in woman cator: P et Statlon on 13ih ol 0w d rab reward hetween Eye an {imed to St Wisconsin Ll ToVE- b and K'n # dith Bt Y e 235-J. 3640 _Georgia mall o e oo m or " "‘mll r” m. i mhy mnl‘nlllL o cl Reward, “T840" Copumbia. st §U fi cuvr"“fimwn leather. from _a lo jate Satuptay mleht: liberal reward. UMBREL! LA browny ik, with bro ;llll- Ms.is pail Wu-.vlh""’ T2o Mass. ave. Al lt’ g T reward. " Apt, rlel(h b“l ‘Call Linco e 'c%lfim'é'«': V- | CHOATE, DIEGELMAN'S BODY - ONWAY HOMEWARD Young Man Was Killed in Auto ‘ Crash, Two Others Injured. The body of Cari F. Diegelman, who was killed ngar Everett, Pa., yester- | day, when the car he was driving, with | Robert G. Cook and Ross A. Heffel- | finger of this city, skidded and crashed into a telegraph pole, is due to arrive | in Washington this evening. Diegel- man died in the Everett Hospital shortly after the accident. Cook received a cut on the cheek and a possible fracture of the skull. He was taken to the Western Mary- land Hospital, Cumberland, Md. Hef- felfinger escaped with minor bruises. An Xray is being made of Cook's head, and if it should be found he is not suffering from a fractured skull he will be brought home immediately. Diegelman, who lived with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Diegelman, at 214 Twelfth street southwest, was 18 years old, and was office manager for J. E. Heffron, plumber, of 211 Twelfth street southwest. He was graduated from St. Mary’s Parochial School about three years ago. Diegelman, Cook, the latter 18 years old, and living at 233 Twelfth street southwest, and Heffelfinger, who is 19 and lives at 319 Eleventh street south- west, were on a vacation trip in a car loaned by Mr. Heffron. They left home Sunday. Immediately ,upon receipt of news of the accident, Diegelman's father and Mr. Heffron left for Everett. Diegeiman is survived by his father and mother, two brothers, Gregory and Theodore, and five sisters, Anna, {Marie, Katherine, Eleanor and Otilia. All live at the Twelfth street address. FT. LEAVENWORTH SEES FAMOUS “THIRD” AGAIN Correspondence of the Associated Press. FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kans.— e “founders” of Fort Leavenworth hava completed a month’s visit to the Army post after a lapse of 100 years. In the Spring of 1827 Gen. Henry Leavenworth led the 3rd Infantry here from Camp Miller, Mo., and founded the post. The 3rd Infantry did not return until last month, when detachments from the famous regiment came from Fort Snelling, Minn., for duty as en- listed personnel at a citizens’ training camp. The 3rd is one of the oldest reg- iments in the service, its history dat- ing back to the original Pennsylvania Infantry, organized by Congress in 1774. It earned the sobriquet, “The Old Guard of the Army” with Gen. Scott at Mexico City. Deaths Reported. The following deathe have been re the Heal rtment in the | Sones M B 82 soltie HespiL Elizatetn sparks. 70. 910 Shepherd st Fhvolln LR™3."S: Eifsabeth's Hospital. rin 7. mu;" e Brasidence Hosolal P . 2119 Nichols ave. s ' ls:;;.me L Brandt, 56, St Eiizavetn's Hos- nie Vermillion, 49, Sibley Hospital, 'a Fretwell, 37, s|b| fim&:‘? hryn L. Glissor bley Hospital. Shey Corbin. 3. Georeetown - Universt Ko-nllal Mary J. Jackson, 80, Preedmen's Hospital, T Mnl\lu Tasear 6b. Howe Tor Avea and Frank E. Smith. 68, Sallinger Hospital, Elleannrm'tg 052408 & ot e * 1532 King- ™lotlés Dorsey, 24, Taberculosls Hosital. Births Reported. The followine births have been reported to o".fn"n-"'fr ' in Who last 24 hours: ..Efl, ttie Dawkins, boy. il Pt i and_ s Funeral 1 pm.. from 106" Mane ave. wives invited to attend nday. September 10, LOVISE A. MAD) wife of the late Willis S »mlvvr A "o, from ‘06 Aubliss, Syskecibes 18, 1027, 0 pm. BLANCHE D. OUSLEY. years. wife of the late William Funeral from ber late residence. v on Wed A ) vity. By o . "Intermicat at- Mount ?nm ery XTON. On Monday. Scptember 19, 1037, m. at Sibley Hospital, WA’ betoved wite ot G 1, Pagton. 7 be seen at Wright's funeral 7 wm st. n.w. Interment at Bhe wa< 'the Mrs. J. G. Beaudhuy, Seott ‘and : e a host of other rel Puneral sarvices wi Jystine’s Church. 18th sts, Thursday. Sep. t fer bodv can be dn & ATlen's ndoctakIng Dar: st and Florida ave. n.w. _All 1ds ‘and relatives ave invited. ment at Mount Olivet Cemeters. WENKUXS, Sunday. September 18 1027, at 10:10 allinzer ~Hospital, HARRY WESKUNS. aged 47, Emerai from Lee’s undertaking parlors. B n.w.. 10 -\ a.m.. Wednesday. s-m" mber 18. 1927 3T R K G WIGHT, s ‘and son of Mrs. infer- 21 S, N tlia Wells Waggene: WIGHT. Summit band of William In filcmntium. . In loving remembr t my dear WIL TLOYD BAILEY, who naried this life iwo years ago today. September 30, 103 Your memory is as dear today = FRieAD! PEALT ™ 0o A tribnte of husband € K e Bear daddy, WA ™Y, BARNES: who left us ten years ago today, -September 20. 1017. The huah that loved ’on with deepest ays will love you in death just the So, mz m peace, dear daddy. Lo\ NG WIFE CHILDREN. MAR- GARET AND W Bx.u - BUTLER. In memory of eur and rother. D SOTO BUTLER, who depart- g, this life niue years ago_today. Seviem- a withe ber 20, 1918. Like ivy on otl. o0 other thinge Ion il n-m live ¥ e HIS _LOV 'MOTHER. SJS- TERS AND B %& ¥ CEPHAS. In sad but lo; Vln{ Tremembr: lll(' ot our dear mother. NANNIE CEPBAS devart this life twenly years aki MA’. September 20. 1907. Twenty years. with all ita c‘lnnl. Sinca death b But. d ther. all ¢ “Cannot take you from our B G Bearts. uk. ivy on the witherad osk. “When other things Our love for you will af Cawas live VIN DA F! . B’E’%‘TE?AN COBH“ .ixs!" - DALE. HILL, mothers, EUG e s-oumberaz:l 1913, ey e i “‘ii"hi'ifi? }Bfi':"‘;n. of A“'ufith‘l 8 HORD N whe nis Jite one oday. Sebiember 20, Cvaginges NiLLe B, HorTON. HOWARD. In memory of our dear moth and rindmotherwho, departed thls I oo oy o Leea = mber 20- 3050 = - lulh we did our best for her, * n death we did the same. O Beurle’ are OaRer The 2ol where she iy d?n“-)."’_Y e R A NNIE AT, he m i D Sears g0 today, Seotember 20, ,n MUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. ERN- T AND ANNIE KA l.ovw In sad »memhrmm o and tather. ERNEST C. LO Genty " paseed ‘awar ons Sear ago ptember 20, 8. Thy will be doner 0 Lord do not dare complain, Bug in our hearts we only hope i Tose e S Wirk AND DAUGHTERS. * 1o gyt T i e e e “wite. "LECY MODRE. wao aied 8-l tember 19, 1926. "Tis sweet, to remember who once was hers, e she 1 a8 dear. thine on Ot one 1 love, but could not HER oorvcrrtn HUSBAND, BAFY. o sad but loving remembrance of our " dear_son RAFE, who de- parted this lite four “years ago today. eptember 20, 1923. Every day my thou(h!l n ‘wandering To a grave not {: Where they laid my gu'nmn: son Just 1 ust four years ag0 today, e nnn'roV. gear hog KaY. au 595 husband gar hust sud- today. wrave FREDERICK d ith, . rnest and Rose Daniel and 'M’lry Wheeler. girl. Beaths. mn?'{;‘dn"ii H' '%‘Wfi:‘& ON. " beloy BANTON. a5 ay, lnlerm;nl (Zynch g, Va. M. NI, F AVGHAN" Secretary. BRANDT. On Sunday. September 18. 1927. SOPHIE L. beloved wife of Fred D, 1 her late residence. aita "o, “holatives m{l Interment Prospect Hil Cemetery. 20 BROGDEN. | On_Tuesday September 20. 937 af thePrnndenlv:a gt her son-inJaw: . Pinney, av: Wumnnnn, D. "€, MARY SERCE BRODEHR™ ineral soneiton_and inter: ment St. John's Episcopal Church, Waver- Iy, Baltimore, Md.." Wednesday afternoon, 3 enl!m Devarted this life, Monday. Sep- tember’ 19, 1027, at_the residence of her daughter lehem Edelin. B4'F st. nw. ANNIE BURTON. Lo, mouri el Sosetwe sons, Sonina ' % Ront ot ‘Fofiiivee. and fends: " Funeral Wednesd from above address. Friends inviled. Tnterment Harmony Ceméters: &ucn FLEMING. Funeral serv- ntral Presbyterian Ch\lr('h 15th t owe Wednesday, Sep: o'clock p.m. Interment Rot,kvmo “Oiion’ Cemeten. CONGER. ~on Sunday. September, 18, 1027, LEN B.. belov ger. BEethent Corp.Unied States Remains resting ‘st the Tabler funeral home. 028 n.w. where services will e nield on Wednesday. Sep- tember 21. at 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at the convenience aof the family in Ar- lington National Cemetery. * CONLEY. On Monflg September 19, 1927, feenridge. near oice: S W. CONLEY. son of Conley. in_the H9th uineral from St Marics Wedn: Relatives ana‘fm X- invited. Dfl‘l‘ OB xond;‘v q('I)'Elflb!l' 19, am. 130 13th ther ot "Mrs. Clavie. Galther. other rs. Claude Galiher. Funerai from her daushier's resl: on Wednesdny, September 21 ut 30 ;" thence to Holy Comforter Ciiureh, Where niass will be suog at Please omit flowers. Relatives and invited to attend. Members of St Joseph's Lmr 0. 62, Knights of r N miatiiirise e soaueston 16 he home of our decaased sister, DAHS 130 12th s Tues: Septe! , 8:30 D.m fl.l.’m C?&‘"‘ifi;& the Tundrate By oo er ot : zxvui targk, B l" ?A &b s n u sw- F«m \I , 0 S bet i cz.,wm R art, 2ot Biroand lllr\lndlon of Viol; Hart. Wfin-&g Trionds inzited. major. Foar of his hurch. lmrunu fember 21, at 3 pm. beloyed frignds AGNES B EMERSON. Sudde WHEELER. In loving remembrance of dear"‘ friend. CHARLES W. W T, died five yoars ago, September Thuu()l luflerlnt. he breathed not s mur- For tha Comforter stood by his side ‘And whispered. “‘Fear not. I am with lhfl With Mo shalt thou ever abige ABETH IMAS. * FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. V.L.SP CO. ithe h ‘m"n: the Jn;«n'fl"’i’.'"i' % ""’ ‘”“fi%’ Pilone prank. 6020 Formerl t. rly Qr G ILLIAM | LEE. Funers) 'mnmn [ In ¢ -fl o Shael, i joun cha e nricon, a2 Pa Aver N ‘w all 1. W. Wairen Talt 3_1 14th & Spring Rd. Col. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC 3034 M St. N.W. B o9 'hons West Estaniisheq 1K1 Timothy Hanlon 641 B St NE Phone L. 5843 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Motern Chinpel.” Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 10 SEEENTE $Tieohions,Main 2473 P.A. - P. A.TALTAVULL - TALTAVULL. Meg, : 1879, RANCH_OFFICE. CHAS S, ZURHORST 01 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phane oln_372. 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