Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1928, Page 7

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Dugmore Shows Close- Ups Taken in African Jungle to Audience Here. 21, 1928 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. THE EVENING® STAR, W Fedoration of Citizens' Assoclations | | | will_meet, 8 o'clock. in board room of the Municipal Building. ! | Clara Barton Memorial_Association | | will meet, 2:30 o'clock, at Cosmos Club ! i THE WEATHER and era- ture about 14 degrees; tomorrow fair. Maryland and Virginia—Falr tonight and tomorrow; slightly colder tonight in_east portion West Virginia—Partly cloudly and continued cold; tomorrow generally fair and warmer, Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 35 degrees; 8 pm., 27 degrees; 12 midnight, 21 de- grees;, 4 a.m, 19 degrees; 8 a.m., 18 de- grees; noon, 19 degrees. District slightly colder tonight; lowest tem| of Columbia—Fair | The Auxillary Home Board of Joppa | Lodge Chapter, No. 27, O. E. 8. will | give a card party for the benefit of the 1Son of Late General and hospital fund, 8 o'clock, at Joppa Hall, 4200 Ninth street. Cousin of Senator Headed A free fllustrated lecture descriptive Explosives Firm, '0! the north rim of the Grand Canyon ‘mn be given, 8 o'clock. by Randall L. Jones of Cedar City. Utah, at Eastern | High School auditorium. | e Barometer—4 p.m., 29.73 inches; e a e m., 20.88 inches; 12 midnight, 20.91 | By the Associated Press The Untversity of Michigan Aluimnac | one of the most varied panoramas of | P : o NGTON ) 11 meet at dinr at the & inches; 4 am., 2999 inches; 8 am., 'WILMINGTON, Del, Jan 21— 1D Aasoctation of Untversity | African animal life ever assembled in a | 50 ichee: T BT e, William du Pont, who died at his Win- an & Women. There will be a business sion and election of officers later in | evening. sos- the single showing of motlon pictures was presented Society audience Highest temperature, 42, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 18, occurred at 7:30 a.m. today. ter home near Brunswick, Ga., yeste ’(lll,\'. Was a piloneer in the manufacture of high explosives. He was born Augu 21,1855, to a National Geographic at the Washington | 1835, the son of the late Gen. and| The Women's Auxiliary Railway Mall | Auditorium last night when Maj. A A Tide Tables. Mrs. Henry du Pont, at their home | Associntion will meet, 8 o'clock, in Cap- | pagolw re lectured on the | (Furnished by United States Coast and N the Brandywine Creck. 1ear et | oo o ol here wilo rbsien- | Radclyfle Dugmore: led Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:28 am. and 1:25 pm.: high tide. 7:01 am. and 7:17 pm from Vhrifi Tomorrow -Low tide, 2:13 am. and " | expedition he made into Kenya and Tanganyika colonics on a camera hunt or big game, A lion only 10 yards away I and was a brother of Former Senator Henry A. du Pont, who died recently Senator Coleman du Pont is a cou Willlam du Pont was one of the sto music with some ¢ 1 demonstra. tions by C. A. Baumbach y Griether seretary of the Mexican embassy | i : Ak 4 3] close [2:10 p.m.; high tide, 7:47 a.m. and 8:03 | T e David A_Coe will lecture on “Body | camera lens and an clephant so closc | 3 . | holders, “\‘\-«Lm;»r;i,;ir«:(l{n roder €0 puilding* 8 oclock, at the Leaguo fox | that he was fanned by ;I‘x.']f‘\.n,ml.)?ru”g"-“r’pm. ettt Lol 5 the Larger Life, 1706 1, street. It will | its cars were incl v tures The Si | $as Dresident of the old Hercules Pow- | [ ([NEC 4 6y demonstrations and | shown. Of the lion the speaker said, Todase Bniand) oss: j der_Co. of Cleveland from 1886 to 1802 o 0 2WELd, Herioy 1 could hear the rumblings of his in- | Today—Sun rose 7:23 am.; sun sets | He was one of the owners and a fo g Bloprhh sidos, and I became interested, not|5:16 pm. e mer president of the Repa B The birth anniversary of Gen. knowing but what I should soon be| Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:23 am.; sun | Co.. organized in Delaware in 1380 homas (Stonewall) Jackson will be | taking part in them.” jsets 5:17 p.m. with a capital stock of $300.000. Prior commemorated at the Confederate Me- : | Moon rises 6:30 am.; sets 4:02 p.m. it B e o R Water Buffalo Dangerous. | Automobile lamps to be lighted on Confederate veterans, Sons of Confed-| But the most dangerous animal, both | hali hour after sunset to the organization of this concern Mr {du Pont had been taken into the pow- Ider business by his father He was A oratc Veterans and friends are invited. | hecanse of strength and sarewdness. to Condition of the Water. member from 1878 to 1899 of E I |Representative William Collier of Mis-[be found in Africa, Maj Dugmore! Great Falis—Clear de Nemours & Co.. a partnership that issippi, will speak. the water buffalo. Despite the | . dated from 1802 to 1899, and at the time of his death had large holdings {in the present corporation, E. I. du Pont | de Nemours & Co. Mr. du Pont was a former president of the Delaware Trust Co. here and was chairman of the board of directors at the time of his death As a breeder of horses Mr. du Pont and his stables were known throughon s of “close-ups” of this beast | aged to stalk a herd of them pounds of camera on his back | ned some remarkable p:uur(«{ | | | The Speech-Reading Club_will b a card party, 8 o'clock, at 2515 C bourne place. The ugllest animal from an “over standpoint is the gnn. he said. tho the physiognomy of the wart hog pla that “freak of nature” well in the run- ning for the non-beauty prize. And the n FUTURE. The Red Triangle Outing Club will | meet at Chevy Chase Lake tomorrow at 2 T a 5-mile walk over conn- nd thraugh woodland scen- e Westfall, leader. Weather Stations *aonai | the country. At Montpelier. Va | had a stable of hackney horses an RS Fmere of New York City wil rae herd of dairy cattle. He al the Cirele Theater tomorrow compal known as a breeder of Percl on the subject: “Who Is Your 1t denizen of | The lecture will be given under m, is especially h 1. B He is survived by two children by a S. A |hard to cateh in the act of drinking, | ¥ {second marriage. a ghter. Mis nds an invitation o the pub- out the Iecturer obtained views of him | Thomas Somerville. and a son. Willi to attend. Mr. Emery also will give |1 that position. with his front feet Mrs. du Pont, who died in London a talk over radin station WRH! spread wide In a giant tripod effect | | eral months ago, was Miss Annie Rod- 530 to 6 pm. Sundav. on “Man, the | The stork was photographed, too, with | gers Zinn. His first wife was h God, the Merciful” This is a his white breast and black wings, sug- | cousin, the late Mrs. Willard Saulb tion’ of the series beine pre- | gestive of the origin of our evening Mr. Saulsbury. who also died recent ted each Sunday afternoon by the | dress costume. | as a former United States Senator.. | Washinzton Service Bureau of the as- Family Groups Pictured. SR oy i c Other plctures shown included the | Mrs. F. R. Greenwood Buried. The W e for 'I'\ntnr‘; African antelope, w his lengthy., 5 " nteenth and | straight horns: a beautiful and rarer | Funeral services for Mrs. Fred R 3 245 e Wl Greenwood. who died at her home, 2121 BSR40 variely of mhra, sy’ vellias aiberdial IFnr street. Mount Rainier. Monday : t | were conducted at the residence ves- terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Rev | B. H. Melton of the Ninth Street Chiric- |tian Church and Rev. Mr. Kr {pastor of the Mount Rainier Ch secretary bird and th meat the I cacy: African MRS. M. M. D. SMITH DEAD. to Long Illness at Age elephant can scale the i | Church. officiated. Interment el ol oo Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives acted oF 58 Tempn. T were the pho- Ihearers. M. D. Smith, 75 vears old aphs oht he lecturey | i “fan f anima's, Private Service male. femas 0 have a more intimate natural ap- | wasH" Ambulances 34- 0 DT tho e e o e O ey phases of S mni 6N, Local Calls e s o | sta 72 Grvemleh tlme | York City |, Sta W. W. Chambers Co. and the Mig : . midable hip, Phone Columbia 432 1 Funeral s 1l icted in | antelope. | Cove the Petworth Baptist C} tomnrrow Ginea | afternoon at 2 o'clock. rment wil] —— altamom a4 2 oclock.” In GLOVER PARK CITIZENS' | |OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT Dcaifis R;(‘port(*(]. ASSOCIATION IS FORMED | 7 DIES AT AGE OF 63 Oden Lake Prozram Elected Prosident. | for Improvements Planned at Meeting. 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O'Netll was a native of Cham- bersburg. Pa., but spe ri ths Reported. i of his life in the M \ A member of the Masonic Fraternity ~on hay | at Omaha NEW STORF ¥ He 1s survived by a sister. Mrs. Myrtle Bartlett of Lew d a 1407 H Se. N.W. TELEPHONE MAIN 3707 IL__—_.,“_ 1 POLICE SCOU.RING WO0oDs FOR LOST COLLEGE GIRL hoy Massachusetts Official rates New Movement in Search Inaugu Ybe Forning Star ADVERTISENENTS RECEIVED HERE I for Miss Frances Smith. e 1 {PTON Watchmakers t of work in | sic_boxes NORTHA The Frances St Job vigor here today er & week I which countiess clues Mass searc! took on new | P 1 many cities and States have been | i 5 run_down without tesult, Gen. Alfred e . 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NAUVOO, Ili, January 21.—Braving |a bitter cold northwest wind, a smali | ky group of leaders from the Latter Day| | Saints' Church yesterday officiated at |the final rites of Joseph, Hyrum and |Emma Smith, founders and leaders of that sect almost a century ago. The bodies of Joscph and Hyrum, ho were shot and killed by a mob in June, 1844. and secretly buried beneath the basement of a deserted house here, | were located only last Monday, ending {a controversy which has disturbed the | church for nea 84 ¥ s. The body of Emma Smit wife of Jose] | exhumed alsd the SMITH, 50 | buried in erypts in the f which a suitable memorial will be erect- H ed later Frederick M. Smith, eph Smith. gave a brief eulogy of | three and spoke of their services to church and related the circumstances S of their deaths. veral leaders of the | 3 e om Nauvoo Latter Ds rch also THORNTON. spoke. A wreath and large silk Ameri- can flag were placed over the crypt Joseph and H: iby the mob shortly after the | others had been arrested on a char treason. ge of | British Bast A 21,000 square mi | €ards of Thants. ERT A REBINSON “.1“ : ADCOCR Aemoriam. FREY. FURGESON JGASKINS On ¥ E GASKINS JONNSON HN ESTARLISHAD isa 5 Wa OHN "R."WRIGHT co. s sra L1 N N Seve Craved o neral : W. Deal & Co. NOOLN w “P.A. TALTAVULL O3 TALTAVULL Mee A T v s W 1. N0 BKANCH OFFICE " CHAS. S. ZURHORST 201 EANT CAPITOL ST .. T.F. COSTELLO g Jloscph‘ l:'-’\.‘ er A.'s‘SL‘us . i, <+ V. L. SPEARE CO. R R ] Funersl Diectar and . vk James T. Clements Wt Lonw o INANG MARWN W TR Wiees e Weat S0 N ALMUS R SPEARE Sucveeding the anginal W. R Speace Ua 1823 Connecticut Ave, Potomac 4600 N At PN R e 4 ves at M0 F W. Warren Taltavull Nl S155 14tk & Spring Rd. Col. 484 ALARAN ap danvare 18 1 Timothy Hanlon \. N ON\E \\,\A\\ e e ' LA B T ) Faove L Sve =) Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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