Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1927, Page 9

D. . C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1927. ot CITY NEWS IN BRIEF . \+ [Servics Awsociation, to ait aw. en.[Jewisn Community Center. A pro- BU[ w D GR"SBY THE WEATHER AIDE OF PROSECUTOR There will be a free-showing of the | The Boy Scouts of Washington will The United States National M“i . a e .Perry'& Walsh pictuer “Let's Finish the Job™|have a banquet, 7:30 o'clock, at the(Seum announces an exhibition o MA“RIES SECRETARY d 5 ters. one son. Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 block prints by Harold Haven Brown throughout the week at First Congre and Florince Bradshaw Brown at the Smithsonian Building daily from 9 to 4:30 to January 2, FUTURE. 2 gational Church, 4:30 pm, and at Columbia Helghts Christian Church. S p.m., under auspices of the Citizens' :Drals}ltfitory [ tbt ity of ‘ll)ashmgfton and Disfrict of Columbia THE honor of being the oldest Methodist con- gregation in the District of Columbia belongs to the Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Church. Although organized in 1800, Bishop Asbury’s diary refers to the exist- ence of a chapel in 1795. Four pastors of this church have become service, From $125.00 up to as much as one wishes to pay. | Hotel Burlington. Argo Lodge, Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, will hold Its annual elec. tion of officers this evening at the We Quote Prices —because we see no reason for secrecy. The cost of our complete, is low: EAL FUNERAL HOME For reference Ask your neighbor’ 816 H STREET N.E. Phones Linc. §200-8201 'Washington's Finest Men's Wear Store 641 The Northwest W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday, 2 p.m., Wwith Mrs. Brown A. Ross, 1720 Kenyon street. The Association of Oldest Inhabl- tants of the District will meet January 2, 10 am.. at Unlon Engine House. John Clagett Proctor, chronicler of the nssoolation, will read his report of current events happening in the year 1927, At 11 am., the meeting will ad- journ and the association. in a body, will proceed to the White House to greet the President at 11350 am. Members will please wear their badges. North Capitol Citizens' Association will meet December 30, 8 p.m., in audi- torfum 6f United Brethren Church. Annual election of officers followed by a one-act play by O'Connor School of Expression, entitled “Onion.” Re- freshments. ‘The Mid-City Citizens’ Assoclation will meet December 30, & p.m., at Thomson Community Center. Burnside Corps, No. 4, W. R. €., will hold a kocial meeting tonight at Grand Army Hall TUXEDO SUITS, $29 $35 Value. On Liberal Terms EISEMAN'S, 7th & F .flppfl%nfl R705-14™ST. & 3016-14™ST. fine suits go on sale tomorrow at eight-thirty = Fine suits made by art Schaffner & Marx and sold for $55 and $60 Our sale price is $ 43.50 Every man would like to wear fine clothes if he could afford them. But really fine clothes cost money, and the man who pays big money early in the season is entitled to newest styles. That's why we can’t carry these fine suits over from one season to the next. You’ll get one and two trousers suits in fine woolens—a splendid selection of best styles and colors to choose from. Raleigh Haberdash 1310 F Street District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness, probably followed by rain tonight and tomorrow; rising tempera. ture, Maryland, Virginia and West Vir. ginfa—TIncreasing cloudiness, probably followed by rain tonight and tomor- Former Surgeon at U. S. Sol- diers’ Home Dies in La Jolla, Calif. Col. Willlam D. Crosby, Medical Corps, U, S. Army, retired, attending surgeon at the U. 8. Soldiers’ Home in this city from 1907 to 1913 and the possessor of a long Army record, died in La Jolla, Calif., Sunday, according to word received here. He had made his home in California since his re- tirement in July, 1921. His last active service was at the Jefferson Barracks, Mo, Burial is to be in St. Louis, Mo. Born at Mills River, Mass., July 18, 1857, Col. Crosby was graduated from Beloit College, Wis., with the degree of bachelor of science in 1879 and re- ceived his degree in medicine three years vater at Columbia University, New York. Joining the Army as a contract surgeon in 1883, Col. Croshy successively passed through the vari. ous grades to the rank of lieutenant colonel, being retired with the grade of colonel. The first 15 vears of his service was at Army posts west of the Mississippi River. © ‘At the outbreak of the Spanish-American War he was ap- pointed brigade surgeon of volunteers and accompanied one of the early expeditions to the Philippines. Soon after his arrival there he was ap- pointed commanding officer of t 1st Reserve Hospital in Manila. For conspicuous service in the battle of Manila in 1898 he was recommended for brevet lieutenant colonel. Upon his return to the United States in 1900 he was assigned as attending surgeon at New York City and served there and at other East- ern stations until 1905, when he re. turned to the I"Illlinmm‘- for another tour of duty. After this duty he was assigned to the Soldiers’ Home here. From 1913 to 1916 he served as chief surgeon of the Southern De. partment nnh headquarters at Fort Sam Hou gain went to the l‘hmmnnm il ed there through- out the World War, Col. Crosby is survived by his widow and two dnuxh(!rl Births Reported The following_births have fo the Health “Department in "the pear” 54 ging iam V. and Martha H. Schuford, twin Uuin P and Maude Allwine. girl, Typrand” P "and Katharine S arie Mary Allens g n. ber- Dyed Mt;l:r:mg Black ClmckDr;Clelnl::iDyenICo. 6 Dupont Circle 2469 18th St., N.W. Franklin_A232 Columbia_ 14 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'S, 7th & F|Ei D ——, Ryan Service is choréugh It is a service that is effi- cient to the smallest detail, with equipments of . the most ‘modern. Funeral parlor, private ambulance and livery in connection. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th & G Sts. eater w * Perfect OIl inch copper re- Heater with 3- flector. Can be uart steel Oil used on any light 'ank. socket. u ’I':i'hlq llant Fire seven rudinnts $15.00 NUMETAL WEATHER STRIPS —are inexpensive, quickly and casily installed. You Can Install Numetal Weather Strips Yourself Also Waod and Felt Weat d Flexible Cushion 8 That Any One Can Adjust, BOSLEY’S HEAT SEAL Improved Service Weather Strips wsuves coal—keeps out dust and rain, makes home snug and warmer. A flexible weather strip that is easy to put on - You can do the work yourself, | "Rover: ‘& months o anan row; rising temperature, Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 43; 8 p.m,, 35; 12 midnight, 33; 4 a.m., 32; 8 a.m., 28; noon, 43. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.43; 8 p.m., 30.44; 12 midnight, 30.41; 4 a.m., 30.40; 8 a.m., 30.41; noon, 30.35. Highest temperature, 47, occurred at 3:30 p.m., yesterday; lowest tem- perature, 26, occurred at 7 a.m., today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 38; lowest, 32. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 5:31 a.m. and 5:36 p.m.; high tide, 11:07 a.m. and 11:21 .m. » Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:17 a.m. and 6:31 p.m:; high tide, 11:55 a.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:26 a.m.; sun sets 4:53 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:26 a.m.; sun sets 4:53 p.m. Mood rises 10:33 a.m.: sets 932 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted ane- half hour after sunset. Condition_of the Water., Great Falls—Clear. Weather in Various Cities. Abilene Tex. 20.28 2isish 3R32E cloudy Clear Clonay N L PSSR S E S Piteanuret - 30 'm Portland Me SGin Antanio. 30 43 ‘Atanio A " A0 04 oo 20 0R *a Rain Clonds . Prrloudy “ reenwich ti today g Sormt S 8 nha Skt oim: q-m»n i ermn. opme Grosnwich time, Horta (Favall. Rrores L (Current ‘ohaerations., Bermada Part —mw Hami) ;un Jlun"‘nr(o Rico . . avana Cul Colon. Canal Zone. Por the week ending MMM 281097, R Bevar. T Car. Bepar. o Thatane T 1 f) Lpes b Geerpais - TR L Y Sergt. W. M. Lee Retired. Having had more than 30 years' active military service, First Sergt. William M. Lee. 25th Infantry., at Nogales. Ariz. has heen transferred to the retired list of the Army on his own application. i FOUND. ol e A Y Al Ry s e R e LOST. NTIQUE GOLD PIN_ with coral: on Colum. i iltmore at. n.w.. reward. ~ 1360 | 0 her_in St Thomas Church. | ™ one_returning r 26 Grafion nm i mu Ereen L4803 | 2 Tr:‘ !ofl:A "v:--re s o1n BRACFLET white gol hetwean 9th 1 Theater: liber: CROW l--.—« = n! Fite. fest. WA awn: no_coline nor 'l'l e egiame DOG stiayed ¢ Ban bl serew tail Reward if_returned ‘to North NG l‘ e - (”hnl!llul eve. TPOLICE DOG._anewering 1o lht ama Chom * Reward if retus l"x o8 st e el L o Colimma - hetwean Mo T SAn S Fleniny mew T Call [N "E ELNCOR GO a'!dn;au Galeaki nnm “éu 13th .‘nd can e n d MACKTN AW Wil erenn “Y..fi‘.n‘uil' mackinaw. Chevy Chase o | soil Tl n 1A ROREY \-um- aih el hQ !“ N hlh' 'nr ih. retnre e James W' White Ma NEC nmwr fioher T wm Tuesday, Rew NET - Piaca _embrol b!vn et o Theater, Monday Rewant. Call Wiont AN awn culor w beral” rewand lowell w W M 'RE © enetia I “'"x’ ol atiormaon o doi Al iy .,5‘...;5.‘ Tetween B nm ant hovy Chase School (ar l)hh ar 1N 1 hetwoen I and @ o Reward Call Framin azd BoeK rlm\\ll [T : | ROOK i ‘“?fi‘....‘. -\ ALOLY " \ wale i ~u R L ' ‘“\.'fi\'.‘.‘m ot "":'hfi‘ ""‘u“"m- T AN vl \ .- h as rewant .\\ R RN ARY ‘.m. T jove v.m P ":':'M“- W ‘""".;'::... 11\'2"'3‘.‘.".":: | mRALL On Tuest Richmond Ceremony Unites James J. 0'Leary and Miss Georgia P. Hazlett. James 1. O'Leary, assistant United States attorney, who has b under fire bafore Justice Siddons on a chars of Intimidating Juror Kidwell, a wit- ness hefore the court in the contempt case against Harry F. Rinclair and Willlam J. Burns, was married yes- terday at Richmond, Va., to his secre tary, Miss Georgia P. Hazlett, who alds him in the conduct of his legal school at 1510 H street. O'Leary was divorced from his firat wife only a few weeks ago in Mary- land. James D. Lyle, vetéran Rich- mond marriage commissioner, per- formed the ceremony shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday. O'Leary's age was given as 40 years and that of Miss Hazlett as 28. O'Leary will return January 3, when the court resumes hearing of the intimidation charge. The marriage Was a surprise to his associates in the office of TUnited States Attorney Peyton Gordon. FUNERAL ARRANGED. Services for W. Clarence Duvall Will Be Held Tomorrow. Funeral services for W. Duvall, ears old, 4004 New Hamp- shire avenue, who died at George Washington University Hospital last Monday following an operation, will be held from the chapel of Clyde J. Nichols, 4209 Ninth street, tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rev. John Paul Tyler will officiate, and inter- ment will be in the Abbey Mausoleum, Arlington Heights, Va Mr. Duvall was a real estate hrok-r with offices at 1303 Eighth street, and a member of the local Chamber of Commerce. He was born at Latons- | ville, Md.. but had lived in Washing- ton for the past 2 . David Gould Du- ., two daughters, Mrs. Frank A Potts and Miss Edith Gray Duvall, of this city, and a brother, C. &'ov! Duvall, who is postmaster at Gaithers- | burg, Md. MRS. N. E. COX DIES. Mrs. Nancy Eleanor Cox, $4 years old, widow of Dr. Luther C. Cox, at one time a practicing physician of this | city, died in a local sanitarium Mon- | day after a long illness. Funeral se ices were conducted at 5113 Forty- first street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Her husband, the late Dr. Cox, was the son of Dr. Christopher Christian Cox, physician to President Grant. Mrs. Cox is survived by three son: Luther G., James B. and Harry C. Cox, all of this city. Mrs. Cox first came to Washington in 1863 and later resided in California, where her husband practiced medicine for a number of years. She returned to Washington in 1889, Plumber Found Dead. Lawrence B. Splaine. a plumber, 50 years old, was found dead in his room At 456 C street early yesterday after- noon. He had resided there for 12 vears. Death resulted from natural Deaths Re follewiag deathe have !«n reported | 10 e RO i tment tn "the Pue 54 Thomas X Magee 70, 224 Oth Linda B. Stapaey. idence Hospital Mary McNamara 68. | hoyre 3 oital mes D. Glenoan. 65, Walter Reed Gen- "annie M Mclntoah 63 PAI _x"'.'.'& N SR IR T r.x-u D. Shivies. 62. 1437 Rhode Island | ret G. Brooks. 80, Walter Reed Gen. | | erat Rosnaral, oA “Jfiflhh lllfl'\ 30, Walter Reed General "-?'th L. Green. 2 monthe 2917 Olive Jnhn Thornton, 80, St nnxnm Brumby, 1. St El fi:’“’" T Sehar. A 208 D« chael Reliers, 62, 3% Anore ward. 80 ‘628" B st e Jerry’ Graver. 35 % Horte "for"Ared anc | x st ne ate, Hoswtal alty Hoo oapuial desire 10 express my sincere | ¥ friends. to Concondis Church Lacien A0 Socrety. foe therr Kindness during the Iate iliness and f. heir beautiful floral tributes at the deal of my dear wife. JULIUS GRIEBEL. Los Anceles. Calit Srafl)t nhdeny uu‘ A TRE ..‘n..r Nvs. e, and \mmn:.«o Fupe taking pariar sivanis ave, now . Thursdas e a2 ociock b m v. Decembder ST 19 GEORGE W I-Nl\nl husdand of the | N from N Jonu's Uurch ® Poreat Slon: N4 Relatives and {riends iy ited rment Rock Creek \«nm 9 O Monday, Deve: 20 1927 TV raThnt BURR TR Rt ot heloved s ot Brideet Burte + Notive uf funeral hereafler Docemter 27 ANNA K Telived wife” of the late Dy aughn Reny y's, funeral home 3 uneral services amd i o) Fhuradiv Tavemter T M 8 KM A Bariaha o N e N { Rel et Tvited Sumtar moreing, Wiam aod reating &t A Co. tuneral chape | Funeral AN um, Arhl\nl.-ll “»l A, AR .... g e om Rl ™ m»fl Wvited. Taterment Hoet Lawewin | Ahetery GRERN. tuparted N M Mondae T cemher “3fl| Il l‘: ., » W ‘i‘";‘ e B Capiiol ave we ". el el huahamt o Atiioe Wr Joa W B | Clarence | tile Sisters of the T. Burrows. 88, Emergency Hos- ¢ o other relatives and I o T LA . n.e.” Notice of funeral here SORNSON, xm-na mm -umu l i:"hfu'r 5N N heir Tos in i hrothefs "ot har talatie ".‘ . uneral Wedpesday, Decem ] pmo r%n Tt TRnme Co_ faneral and Eye sts. s.w. n'n‘!’l‘" this_life. aff on ulmfll r"!mh’?“’ 0" remdence. 4453 Dre et PARTWRIGHT 1,74 18 el oier Tale” meinee of iroy and Grace el : B Inte Hamilton and- Maria ?.’51-'%',1;" % A g T n ' Fineta frt on Thursdas. December 0, at 5 p o 05" MALCOLM, Suddenis. on Tuestay i ber 92737 Garfiad Howpital uAX MALCOLM. Re Chambers’ Tanerat Home. | 1408 Chapts ll now Notice of funeral later. AT, O T, gl g1 ited " States Aoy St Corpe, retired husband of Mary L. Kreidler Patterson. Fineral serv. icea” ai’ Gawler's chapel 1730 Pa. ave. n.w.. Fridav December 30. at 2 p. i terment. with full military henors, Arlingicn Natonal Cometers. Please gu\u ROEPN, 00 Tiaday. Decembor 27, 1927 at Johne Hookine Hoapit mare. Yo TN RRY WARDM AN RHEEM. w ot Fdmund D. and,Alice W. Rheem. Notice of fune-al Iater. ROSENBERG. On_Tuesday. Decomher Atter a hrisf 1liness 2 “HELENE - ROSENBERG o of Maurics D Rownher eral from Hysong's funeral = on Sundas. 5, o i b Teaidenss Thoradar 'm 33, "' % pm s invited 13 Belaticen and 2uieod. Interment Torivaie) Mount Oy sm 0 Eatimore Mo FLIAR S of e e o FERT fied Sact ! ! H.' Hine: ;n funerai SIPRAX. | Suddenic o Decomber 25 1977 | a g ABRAHAM W SYPH of Ariingion” Ta AT0E Washineion b Fineral ‘Wadnesday Deces | )1"1 & Alien's fune: ta ave. nw. At 230 | e X Y. papers please coprs WICKS, o T2V, this 1ife Monday eoRd wieEs Wirke_and e R S A e tx hrothers and other relatives and 11| 1ends” Fineral Thi-ctay, Decemper 5 [ Alexandr Memanial “Baniint Charc: R - ot WICKS. Funecal Thusadas. pe e SAMTFLL, ON. Pres. MAYMF STEWART Sac s 1T All to my—" 1 hold nnd know Thai“aad dav not one asn o somrowil 415 whe Mithand and 1 Rade sach other 3 last zv That das romes hack: as a1 aad dars will And 1 Keep its sadness with me All to myseif. He was kind yes wonderfully so: T I A T =" coidn'tspea ot ot Then he had nothinz to sar enderlr cared for his laved ones: To his friends he 'l!'l wars troe And when God laid hus hand on our beart- atrings. In lovine remembrance o o T e NS § e ABRY ines Fearson:. who dind Sovem- . Gove,_but mot forzor: MOTHER MRS HARRY CHIDREN RUSSEIL AND I’u.n'l. * HART. In sad but lovine remembrance of B2, e wmn, FRANCIS A HARE whe | dk;i‘ nine years today. December Rest in peace MOTHER. * LORFFEL, In aat bot tov T : her, X ux“x_ wlfi dar. nuv.vum S dut_not 1«'1\\ HER u\\'x\'g DAUGHYERS. NorEEs | MAGRUDER. 1n memor of | oo ALGERN ‘lun\’ A tribute of inve and EG e REIY -n"\-n ar e REGISTER WAREIN T2y 008 yeas are lodar | osix "‘"( and weary vesrs have passed o god caled Rece home ow “sad Bas” heen ‘g Bomy O Bow losels Das been At rest RIS LOVING MOTHER. | MARTIN. A tribute of Loved i life rememters? ol yunfl\m\ In sad :m h“\n -us-nru« athes e wry af eur dear i TOCH EWATSON ROV, e on Wm. H. Sardo o & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance AT N St NK Lincoln 524 Moddern_Chape: ~Frank Geler's ¢ Sons Co 1113 SEVENTY ST | Modern_Chaw! JOHN R WRIGHT co. _ 1T loen St NW ame Nored & r A. TALTAVULL XN \‘uruuL Mar. NCH_ OFFICE. CHAS. S. ZURHORST ] 301 KAST CAPITOL ST l ,r-.-_., Linesln 312 { L | 1730 N Caguror St NORTN “F. Birch's Sons ASPAC RIRCNY | " Joseph F NIV Teus e “\‘l \l St Wntanoahed '(bl V.L. SPEARE°CO | Neiver ine sue four Semenied 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 " Timothy | H.mkun | sus s N ' !\LMUS RSPB\RE T et IO!! ticyt A iR rela: | weral Thursday Decem oK pow fram NG Vernon vaplial ave. ne ‘l\vll .I Neaduws u. ARV, On Tuesbax LA " ‘\ el WY W x SR Ve ot | o Srwe Nolte fuagral '&flfim T o waband ot u ary oa b ..\‘R b, ‘:}€T‘ { R FUNBRAL DENIGNS .| BLACKISTONE, 1 TOW Reautitul Floral l\ m. &\ and u|\ Mn\ i m.:m w WER w