Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1928, Page 9

THE_EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, 'D c., 'FU’FST)\Y TANUARY 24, 192 8.’ Chase, will officiate. Interment will be in Flint, Mich. Pallbearers will be Dr. Alexander B. H. SWALES RITES SET FOR TOMORROW | Wetmore, asysant secretary, of the i'S. Palmer, secretary of the American | Omnithologists' Union: Dr. Charles W. Held at 12: 30 Richmond, curator of birds, United | States Natlonal Museum: Frederick C. Lincoln, biologist of the Blological Sur- vey: A. H. Howell, biologist of the Bio- logical Survey, and Dr. William M Mann, director of the National Zoo- logical Park, this city. Puneral services for Bradshaw Hall| Mr. Swales, who was 52 years old Swales, honorary assistant curator of | was widely known for his knowledge | birds at the National Museum, who died | of birds. He was a member of m at his home, 2921 Albemarle street, ves- | scientific socicties and was instrume terday will be conducted at the resi- (in founding the Baird Ornitholosi dence lomorrow afternoon at 12:30 | Club of Washington. of which he was o'clock. Rev. Henry K. Cocke, rector | president at the time of his death. He of All Saints’ Church, Chevy ' also was a member of the Cosmos C! Funeral to Be 0'Clock at Residence—Burial to Be in Flint. ! interment MRS. M. S. KENNEDY DIES. Virginia Woman Succumbs Here at Age of 80, Mrs. Mary Seldon Kennedy, 80 years old. widow of Dr. S. Dandridge Kennedy of Warrenton, Va, died yesterday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs, Villiam Beverly Mason, 1738 M street, where she made her home following !the death of her husband. i by Yor, Bragg, 'y arrenton, and Mrs. Ason also survives at Warren- She s sury! Mason. ton. Funeral services will be private, with at Warrenton, OME of earth’s finest and most beautiful things are not for the rich alone—as in the case of the luxurious; but moderately-priced, new Pierce-Arrow. 'The New Series 81 PIERCE RRO DAVID S. HENDRIC 1141 Conn. Ave. grj;z:IMEY FURNITURE W K Franklin 4541 0 =3 == ANSWNRN TALCOTT WILLIAMS, EDITOR, IS DEAD {First Head of Columbia U. Journalism School Suc- cumbs to Long lliness. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 24.—Talcott willlams, 79, prominent newspaper man of Journalism at Columbia University dll‘d today. Williams had been 11l some time. ’ll‘n dflyi ago he was injured in a fall, and later he contracted bronchial pneumonia, which proved fatal He came to New York to assume di- rectorship of the School of Journalism when it was founded in 1912, He had seen 31 years' service .on the Philadel- phia Press. He successfully brought school through its first seven a leaving it one of the foremost schools of journalism in the country. He became director emeritus in 1919. Dr. Willlams was born at Abeth. ‘Turkey. missionary. Amhurst College, and later received honorary degrees from scveral colleges and universities. staff of the New York World in 1873, and later became Washington cor- respondent for the New York Sun and San Francisco Chronicle. He served | two years as an editorial writer for lh! Springfield (Mass.) Republican. He is survived by his widow, the former Sophia Wells of Albion, N. Y. CAPT. MOYNIHAN RITES. Funeral services for Capt. Danlel J. | Moynihan, United States Army. retired who died at Walter Reed Hospital yes- terday, will be conducted in the Knights | of Columbus Hall at Walter Reed Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter- | ment, with full military honors, will be in Arlington Cemetery. Capt. Moynihan, who was 61 years old, was a veteran of the World War | and Philippine campaign. He also |'(‘K‘H‘d at various posts in the United States. . Rector to Lecture Tonight. Very Rev, Francis P. Lyons, C. S. P. rector of St. Paul's College, will lec ture on ' | e e thta ot ol Fvening School, 1314 Massachusetts avenue. Father Lyons' lecture is one of u serles of weekly talks by prominent [ clerevmen and is open to the general public. Famous for the Quality Of Furniture Offered Rugs Are Included . The Suite , Bufiet—66 inches long —8 legs — lacquer $inish, China—39 inches wide —drawer. Server—38x18—Hande some crotch mahoge sny. Toble—42160—~extends 10 6 feer, Chairs—4 side chairs in blue haircloth, Armchairs—2 srmchaire in blue haircloth, N OUTSTANDING F of the February Sale is the quale e D EATURE ity of the furniture that is offered. Every suite and piece is from our regus lar carefully selected stock able Lifetime Furniture. As an example, note the fi mahogany Sheraton Dining trated. It the Sheraton Spirit, embody of depend- nely made Suite illus- an elegant interpretation of ng modern conveniences and beautified with crotch mahogany. Sheraton Dining Suite Shown—Ten Pieces %295 MAYER & CO. SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN D &E and former head of the Pulitzer School | His father was an American | He was graduated from | He began newspaper work on the| Pope Innicent TII” at 8 o'clock | THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morning; some- what warmer tonight; lowest tempera- ture tonight about 38 degrees; colder tomorrow. Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy; rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morning in east portion; somewhat warmer to- night; colder tomorrow. West Virginia--Rain with slightly warmer in extreme east portion tonight; tomorrow cloudy and colder. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 52; 8 pmn., 42; 12 midnight,'35; 4 am. 34; 8 am, 33; noon, 46. Barometer—4 pm., 30.21; 8 pm, 30.22; 12 midnight, 30.20; 4 a.m., 30.10; 8 a.m., 30.07; noon, 29.83. Highest temperature, 53, occurred at 4:15 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera< | ture, 30, occurred at 7:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 43; lowest, 32. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) “Today—Low tide, 3:7 i pm.. high tide, 9.17 am. and Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:20 am. and 4:28 pm.; high tide, 10:01 am. and 10:15 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 7:22 am.; sun sets 5:19 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:21 am.; sets 5:20 p.m. Moon rises 8:53 am.; sets 7:21 pm. | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. | Great Falls—Muddy. Weather in Varic sun ( ities. Stations, | Ani Albaay | Atlanta Atlantie | Bait | Bir i City {1 | on | om Cincnnati | Cleve R : Rain Rain Ciondy Cle Portland Ore Lake City o am.. Greenwi Station MEneiand. . W time. today.) ature. Weather foudy t clondy Toudy . Denmark Sweden Part clondy Part cloudy 3 today .+ Horta (Fasal) Cloudy (Curr Hamilton. Bermuda Marriage Licenses. Claveland Otey and Mattin Tinsler. W Loy’ Smith and Martha E_Rus dtbach and Peari one na N. Mayhew, both James. Sno and Sadie and Mars: andiia ot Johnson 2 N. M Sparrows Point OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'S, 7th & F CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS Formerly W, Phone Col. flll”l W. W. Chambers Co. Col. 432 14th & Chapin ROCK CREEK HILLS PERPETUAL RESTRICTION: Davesoreo By R.ELATIMER BXCLUSIVE AGENTS W2 H.SAUNDERS CQ. /nc Acairans MAIN 10168 FOR SALE 5120 Chevy Chase Parkway One-half block west of Conn, Ave Beautitul New Conter Mall 4 Bodrooms and | Dressing Room, 3 Bathrovms Vapor Heating System Modern 2-Car Brick Garage Price Today, $27,076 Price Tomorrow $26,805 “Huy When the Price Suita You'" Heatod and Duen Uil 8 1A GEO. W. LINKINS 1733 De Sales St. Wateh Thia Ad Each Day Mrs. D. T. Bishop, S4 Victim’s Widow, Gets Bureau Post Mrs. Dorothy Thelma Bishop of 1413 E street southeast, whose hus- band went to his death in the S-4 disaster, 18 to be appointed to & posi- tion in the Veterans' Bureau without having 0 undergo an examination, as a result of an executive order issued by President Coolidge. Mrs. Bishop is only 18 years old and the mother of an infant daugh- ter. She was left without funds when her husband, who was radio operator of the {ll-fated submarine, lost his life. The President issued the order at the request of Senator Hayden of Arizona. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Bermuan an dian. Franeiseo —Bremerhaver DUE TODAY. Bermuda ... January 6 ‘January 10 .January 22 Tanuary 21 January January 11 DUE TOMORROW. Samarta—Tiverpool Rotfardam —Rotte Vestrist—Ruenos Aires.. v ian—Antwerp January 14 Tanuarv 13 Tanuary 10 January 13 —Antw Januacy 11 Adam: Aaui th Albertic—Liverpuol DUE THURSDAY, o ~World cruise! mopton .. January 14 JANUARY 28 Jannary 17 : 4 Spain Providence— Marseilis ! January DUE FRIDAY. JANUARY 27, Genren Washir —Bremen Rochambe: DUE Rynd SATURDAY. JANUARY Rotterdam | DUE SUNDAY, Rerzensfjord—Osio | Lapland—Antwerp Mexico—Hava Pamcras—Mat Ulua—Port 1 . January 10 Tanuary 30 *January January 1 Tanuary 2: January 19 Tanuary 1 Tanuary 21 uary 20 ING STEAMERS, SAILING TODAY. | Muenchen—Piym; Cherbourz and Bre- men Stackholm—Gothenburs. Ancon—Port 41 Prince and Cristobal, @ 1o South America, and Maranham, or1a— Rermnda San Juan. La Gua nisa_aronnd tha world “ruise 1o _the Mediterranean 10 the West Indl on. Cristobal. Fu Marta. ta—Kineston — Alexandria —Puerto SAILING THURSDAY. JANTARY 26 1ho—Havana. Cristobal lauique and 5 and Bordeau Queenstown, Cherbourg and WaTermnda irenzi--San Juan and Santo Domingo an M " — ant—Plernonth and Tondon . farbados and Trini- Hae s SAILING FRIDAY. JANDARY 2 rhoure and Southamoten. {, Haitien. Cartazena and 2 Colombia —Port au Prince. La Guayrs and N ~Funchal, Genoa SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY 28 Athertio—Halifax, Queenstown and Liver- Gibraltar, Naples nd Antwerp, and Loudon. San Jia: States—Christiansand. Oslo and Copen- © and Pacific Santos, Califiwnia—Havana, Cristobal Tegion—Rio e Janeiro, Video and Ruenns Aires Halifax and St Johne. \tiago, Kingston and Puerte Rermuda terto Colombia, SAILING MONDAY, JA Panaman—Cristohal and SAILING TUESDAY. JANUARY 31 Litnania—Copenhagen and Danzig. Mexico—Havana Births Reported. hirthe have been reported swing past 24 Ith Department in the R. and Avis A Dufty. bo; Lambert 1 Lowse B Gatswood, g lhots, girl girl Coleman, boy oy Tigges girls. twins Niller. g1 ning. boy. V. and Marsare Allison N and Kathar James Woand Fia M Robert and Txabilis n(ul-'l‘.\"m.u‘fin.: won when Clitty e tiheral owand. 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Brown Allen, 83 years of age, grand | | | coorER, 5 | KENNEOY, | NEWMAN, COL. S. BROWN ALLEN | DIES AFTER FALL Aide to Lee Served as Clerk of U. 8. Senate and as Staunton Postmaster. Special Dispatch to The Star. STAUNTON, Va. January 24.—Col. ] commander of the Virginia grand camp of United Confederate Veterans and ! commander of the Stonewall Jackson | camp of this city for many years, died | here last night at 9:30 o'clock as the, result of a fall last week. Col. Allen suffered a broken rib nnd torn ligaments last Wednesday in al fall down a flight of concrete steps at the Stonewall Jackson Grammar School, across the street from his home. Col. Allen went through the entire | Civil War and was on Gen. Lee’s stafl at Appomattox. He volunteered for | service at 17 years of age, and served | in the 14th Virginia Cavalry, McCaus- | land’s brigade. Col. Allen has held many 1mpomntl positions. For several years from 1885 he was clerk of the United States Sen- ate. He was at varlous times auditor | of public accounts for Virginia, deputy ' collector of internal revenue. United States marshal by appointment of | President McKinley for 10 years from ! 1897, and from 1910 to 1 master of Staunton by appointment of President Taft. | For the past 13 years Col. Allen has | been retired, devoting his energy to! Confederate veterans’ work. He was| elected grand commander of the Vir-| ginia grand camp last June. He has been an elder in the Presbyterian Church for more than 20 years. Col. Allen is a native of Green Valley, Bath County. On October 26, he an Mrs. Allen celebrated their fifty-eighth wedding anniversa. Deaths R;r-t;d. | The following deaths have been reported to | the Health Department in_the past i$ hours B. Schafler. X8, 3527 14th « Mann. &5 1507 Corcoran s &3 “1RG7 California, Arthur A, Barker United States Sol- tiers” Home Hospit Medora A Bell Hogpital. Louisa H: ational Homeopathie Lonis Ganna. 50. Martin’ Grogan River bet Four-mile Run an Fred Whittier. 48. en ro Hosital. Sarah Smith. 42 St Elizaheth's Hospital Walter J. Russiis. 43 Galiinzer Hospit lien. 10 Garfield Hospital Burton, 18, Georze Washington 5105 T Freedmen s 1001 R st " Potomar ad bridge ite Emergency | Henry ¢ Toris C. Hosnital Marion W Thompson. 17 Mercy Thompsan. 64 Marguerita A Jackson A2 Charies W1 § John H. Tayior. 46, Johnme B. Houve. oital. Alice Green. 22 Richard M ave. . Hos- oit Fraedmen's Hopital 1. 19, 1 _wish to thank my many iriends for their kindness shown during the iliness and beautiful floral tributes at the death of my husband. EUGENE G M _NEW HIS WIFE, KATHLEEN NEWMAN. VINSON. 1 wish to extend to my relatives friends and neighbors my heartfelt thanks and_appreciation for their expressions of eympathe and beautiful floral t a the death of my dear hushand PEYTON D. VINSON. MRS. AMANDA VINSON, * Beaths. BRYANT, ok ilinws of Eivira Rryant and fath Brvant E nd L M. Bryant Deaths . Departed this life Sunday. Janu 1028 s \ddoricn at after a Tiine CHARTES R oted hushand of the lats BELLE PENN. beloved father of irnde Penn Thomas, Mra mmie. Gaow he therr " loss, * Shres Erands hiidren, and " thren mieres R Tniarment "Manassas. Thoruiar. Jinuary 26 7 YOR, Passcd neacefnily away into eternal i TavartnyTaniiacy o8 1998 At 3 ocke am e ar Bis pesiden S R “CHRIES N ved st of the aran devated fathar of e Tornard W' Prvar Joving hrother. of Finthe and Thomas Preor. 3 Al Soreartan i ohmona 2 VA Dalias, Tere ®on M 1737 Pryor. REILEY Tanmary 2. .r Ve Charles MARY W ies, Reifey ne at SMOTHERS narg Departed ot 105 p.m A uurrmm nm SWALES, at his resdence BRADSHA Mars Funy Intermen On Monday Jarmary 2%, Alhemarle st. n.w. hand of :_late SWEENEY. at 1236 am wife of the 1ats Pat from Hanlon's funera ne. ' am. Wednee (New York papers 1 THOWAS, A G Fiod < Alice Red TUBMAY. Sther nf Tames 3 Cook and Besce T aughier of Mre Prisc n b “flll"l Suddenly on Sondar January 22 at tha Grare Hosnital . Detroft. ERN WORCH. agsd 36 _vears, o1 son of Mr_and Mrs Hugo Worch. Funeral services Wadneadar January at 2 o'slock. at his lata residence. 3006 Albemarie’st’ nw." Interment Bock Croek WORCH. o F lodgs at his Jata D nar., Wed. G. WILSON. See. ZIMMERMAN. at 3 nm he late DA R RE e five years ago today. JanGe Sha wae the ane with eo: Whoes b One who was * TER MAMIE E RUTH. * FEN. Sacrad to the memory of out fa- RICHARD GRE! who entered into n rest four ¥ ago today. January MARION AND GRACE. ¢ toving remambeance of henarted this at Petersh iilness. GEORGE W of Mammis Buliock three 1. devoted ‘Musbani “two chiidren. Lena Carter’"a loving mother an aint’ and’ other relatives Thursday. ab 1 o'clock. from her late res dence. 25° CLEMENTS. On Mondar. January 23. Hospital. MALISSA AT CL Tements. 1730 Pene Vama ave nw. Notice uf funeral later. | COOFER. The oMcers and members of Quisen of Sheba Chapter No. S O K. 8 ars requestad 10 attend the funeral of o iate member. Hon. iy MARY B G R on Thuraday Januar t1pm. | m' Fhenezer M. E it ™ | $ee (MR3) SOPRIA D WICKS. R. M. RICHARD A PHILLIPS R P. Attest JESSIE . BANKS. Secty AlL members af the Lades n o 3 Rock Society are herehv death of Mrs. MARY neral Thure January e from Beneser and D ste we J F. M. BURRELL. Sec l'l"l' R, _A'l members of Eleanor T. C_are he The " raherga ot b g S ¥ MARY WHITE S COOPER. Eva Allensworth Auxilt panish War Veterans, et g death ot Stater Call meeting W : T o now MALVINA CAR EMMA ANDERSON. ¥ COOPER. Al members Trat, No. 330, the tuneral of the Ebegeser MK sts we Thursiay Ja: wear all hlack, Siste W SANC) M B CIeN A LJANES Oa Monday. J P WARNG s Warnock and Kat s Hive 0 the S1st vesr of Vi Al the Va. 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