Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, J. P. Ault of the non-magnetic vacht Carnegle will speak on “Surveying the Seven Seas with the Yacht Carnegle.” CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dyed Moming Black n 24 Hours The Women's Alliance of All Souls'|Lecture illustrated with motion pletures c"l"“kn",c"“'“&n"'"'co Church will meet, 8 o'clock, in Pierce |And siides. Mrs. Tracy M. Payfair will ircle 2069 18th St N be hostess. Hall. Fifth and Harvard streets. Capt. The Society of American Foresters will meet, 8 o'clock, In assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. Dean H. 8. Graves of the Yale Forest School will be the chief speaker. East Gate Chapter, No. 21, O. E. 8., will have a card party, 8 o'clock, at Ma- {sonic Temple, Rhode Island and Mills | avenues northeast. lou Should Have Gawler Service! u for worr serupuleus at- N wler wier | Rathbone Temple, No. 8. Pythian S| ters, will have a five hundred card pi {830 oclock, at Pythian Temple. plete Baby Lovers' Circle, No. 1. of the JOSEPH Florence Crittenton Home, will have a AWLERS card party. 8 o'clock. at Chestnut Farms | | auditorium, Twenty-sixth street and | & | Pennsylvania avenue. The Federation of Civie Associations | will meet, 8 o'clock, in boardroom of the District Building. | | Walter A tve. NI Pemna. . The Ladies’ Guild of Emmanuel Epis- | copal Church will hold a rummage sale [today and tomorrow for the benefit of | ll\\‘ roof renewal fund. Main 3312 ‘anadian Club will meet, 8 at the Hamilton Hotel. b T and Overcoats—On S The Canadian Club will meet, 8:30 (A business meeting will precede the o'clock, at the Hamilton Hotel. | canadians and friends welcome. FUTURE. The Twentieth C(‘l;‘iur‘);wfima R.IH meet February 2 in the of the Cosmos Club. Senator Walter I George of Georgla will be the guest of honor and address the nlub Subject, “Back to the leutlmuon The foreign relnuons committee, D. A. R., will mect tomorrow, 8 p.m., in Mount. Pleasant Public Library. There will be a round table discussion. y under auspices of the the Women's City Club rnoon and A card part "himble Club o will be given tomorrow Aftel svening at the clubhouse. Mrs. John Allen Munson, chalrman. Henry Flury will lecture on “The Scientific Treatment of Crime” before the Ergatocrats’ Club tomorrow, 8 p.m., at 817 Thirteenth streeb. Free admis- sion. The closing exhibition of recent mini- ature portraits by Alyn Williams, presi- dent of the Royal Society of Miniature Painters, England, will be held tomor- row at the Dunthorne Gallery, 1205 Connecticut avenue The Presbyterian Ministers' Associa- tion will have a luncheon at the Bur- lington Hotel January 3! at 230 p.m. T T Saks PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH | cand AND THEY'RE SAKS QUALITY! The Finest 35 and $40 Suits ale at N this event, which brings down to two aston- lshm«r prices some of lhe finest Suits and Ov ercoals which have ever entered the Saks store, you find additional evidence of what a sale means at Saks. It means a definite, worthwhile price-reduction on authentic, finely styled, sea- sonable, desirable apparel; never any other kind! Most of these Suits have Two Trousers. ' The Finest $45 and $50 Suits and Overcoats—On S ale at 33 [ R example, at these two prices the most fashionable types of clothes are included— such as the much-sought Blue Overcoat; the extremely smart Oxford Overcoat; the current season’s shades and patterns in Suits—hundreds of them with Two Trousers—all of them year-round weights. Moreover, there is a model and a size to make the saving available to every man! THIRD FLOOR. s Big Boys’ Overcoats Sharply Reduced! % SMART JUNIOR HIGH 2- OFF TROUSER SUITS OF BLUE 5 CHEVIOT! NEW SPRING Sizes 12 to 20 STLYES. iis searon's models, Graye, hrowns, tans, A'Ju::n..m Allw plaid or \.’........ 1.',.~|. - 0 Famous Continental fal Raglan und setin sleeves vies incuded ) Formerly $1495 10 §31.75, N $11.20 1o $26.06 SECOND FLOOR Sizes 15 to 20 Blue is the thing for the graduate. Plain herringbor and diamond weaves, in 3- button Colleginte models and the smart double-hreasted, with wider-hottom trousers, ored as splendidly as o1 v's clothes—guaranteed ] ;Ar Sl'null Boys, Now § 10 10 Sizey o of faln All Blues. Creys and o donhledieasied models SCOND FLOOK l AILOKED Wrowne Ao T uvuumnlm i T Graduation Suits DI HAA 1 { luncheon at 10 a. ‘The Matrons and Patrons’ Assoclation, O. E. 8., will have a dinner at the Bur- lington Hotel January 31, 7 p.m. Mrs. Charles Wood will give n lecture on “Dalmatia” February 10, p. at Washington Heights Pn-ahykrlln Church, under auspices of the West- minster Soclety. The Ohlo State Soclety will hold its annual celebration of the birth anni- versary of President Willlam McKlan{ January 30, at the Washington Hotel Representative Carroll L. Beedy of Maine will be the guest of honor and principal speaker and Representative Theodore E. Burton, president of the soclety, will preside. George Beuchler, baritone, will sing. Dancing and buf- fet supper. THE WEATHER TP District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight, lowest temperature about 26 degrees; tomorrow falr and slightly colder. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight; to- morrow fair_and slightly colder. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight; to- morrow fair and not much change in temperature. Temperature for 24 Hours ‘Thermometer—4 p.m 12 midnight, 27; 4 a.m. noon, 31. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.15: 12 midnight, 30.22; 8 am., 30.24; noon, 30.17. Highest temperature, 50. occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempeia- ture, 24, occurred at 7:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 30; lowest, 8. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey.) Todav—Low tide, 5:45 am. and 6:11 pm.; high tide, 11:34 am. and 11:49 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:32 am. and 7:07 pm.; high tide, 12:24 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:20 a.m.; 29.08: 4 am, 30.23; sun sets 15:23 pm. .n ‘Tomorro sets 5:24 p. \Xoon rlics 10:26 am.; un rises 7:19 am.; sun | sets 10:51 Aulnmnhill‘ lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Weather in -Various Cities. = Temperature = 7 Stations, incinnati : s Cleveland © Cloudy Col mbia.8 Cloar or . L Clear * Clondy Iveston Fielena Huron, 0.8 Portland. Me' Partiand Ore Spakane WASH Conenhagen. Stackholm Gibrait Sweaen Spain (Noon Horta (Faval) i Hamilton. Rermuda San Juan Havana Colon Canal Zone WAL anpiy ARga Reae fid ave. s.w. Main SORR Wpectaclea in Brown leather ud bua 10 Washington N Haker. 1006 ) PPy mals. At nd Dupont ¢ l108 North FRENCH T TOOT Rewars GERMA thix de a0 bave a POLICE DOG Tieht s the et of three voune cildran \eart and br TR £ Ward € 1) Drayton RIS TERRIFR Pat. big rewand o, Phone Wis POODEE ~ whiite ears_Return to 14 RING Lanin l'uul\ S A¢ o A Stae aifice, female L it Roward. v oAl TNPOONT 1 alley back DEst Phone Adims G804 Wetiiemdus hetus MU Pleasant ahel Rewant SILVE Plei ST SPECTACLES and Park” an Wateh ~and b acelel o o Private Service Ambulances $4_ Local Calls W. W. Chambers Co. Phone Columbia 432 Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NNW. Main 984 R < Ryan Service Always Ready e wervios (8 aver v vall S el Vice hae b Funaral § wnl Hvery Jamel T. Ryan Directs iy or Wit alel 0 Fune M7 Pa, Ave. NEL Telephone Atlantic 17001701 JANUARY 8 pm,; Coast | 27, 1928. G. B. WALL, RAIL HEAD AND FINANCIER. DIES m., | Vice President of C. & 0. Began Long Career as Clerk in 1889. By the Associated Proas ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., January 27— Garrett B. Wall, vice pn-lldcnl of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, also identified with the administration of several strong financial institutions, died unexpectedly here last night after a brief illness. Despite the fact that he had been under a physician's care for several days, his condition' had not been con- sidered eritical. Born in Kentucky April 6, 1870, Mr. Wall was graduated from Washington and Lee University and the United States Naval Academy before beginning his long railroad career with the Ches- apeake & Ohio as a clerk in Cincin- nati in 1889. In 1897, he married Miss Louise de Montmollin of Ashland, Ky. Besides his widow, he is survived by two children, Martha and Garrett B, jr. From 1898 to July, 1910, Mr. Wall was real estate and tax agent of the Chesapeake & Ohio, and from 1910 un- til 1917 was assistant to the president of that railroad and also of the Hocking Valley Railway. He was vice president of both these roads at the time of his death. | Mr._Wall was prominently identified with the social and business life of Rich- mond, Va. where he had lived for a number of years MRS. IDA ZELTNER DIES. Apartment Manager Had Been 111 for Several Months. Mrs. Ida R. Zeltner, 56 years old, manager of the Boulevard Apartment |2121 New York avenue, died there yes: terday after an illness of several months. | She was a former manager of the Ken- |esaw Apartments, Sixteenth and Irv- | ing streets. for a number of years. | _Mrs. Zeltner was born in St ago. the A. R. Speare undertaking parlors. 1623 Connecticut avenue, omorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Dr. James H_ Taylor of the Central Presbyvterian Church will officiate. Burifal will be in Glenwood Cemetery | TURLEY COBURfilES. | Lived Here Most of Life. Turley Ccburn, 69 years old, retiring | | Government employe and a resident of | this city since early childhood, died at his home, 4434 Lowell street, yes- | terday after a short fllness. He was a member of the Sons of the American | Revolution. the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 | o'clock. Interment will be private. ! Funeral services will be conducted ltl Mr. Coburn is survived by his widow, | Jennie A. Coburn: a daughter. | | Mrs. | Mrs. Frederick W. Carpenter, and a son, William T. Coburn. MAN DIES OF POISON. White House Employe. Rozier Delaney Brown, 35, colored, employe of the Post Office Department for the past three years and former employe of the White House. died at Emergency Hospital about 12:15 o'clock this morning from poison Le is reported to have taken while visiting friends at 2208 Thirteenth street last night. Brown, who lived at 1319 S street, | is survived by his wife and four chil- dren. Relatives said he had been in ill health the past few months. Births Reponed The following hirths have been reported to the Health Departmen Wallac James H_and Fdith M Thomas R and Ninah Offenbacher ALMUS R SDE\\RE Succeeding the or 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 yre. At 1208 H st 45 vrs. at 940 F st W. Warren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 " Timothy Hanlon 611 R St NB Phone L. 8343 ‘Wm. H. Sardo & Co. l'n\.\lt Limousine Ambulance Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST N W M aE HTeionhaie MA 1327 10m Nt N W Phone North 47 “P. A. TALTAVULL" N3 TALTAVULL, Mar a0 Tn SN OFFICE “CHAS. S, ‘zfimons’r A0} FANT CARITOL AT, "R E COSTELLO N_Capitol St NORTH 078 T Qupk ¢ .fi..n TEMGent Seivice, Antomohile S Chave! W "Deal & Co. LR Lt .lames T. Clements “West_mot_ )osc'ph F. Blrch s Sons o e W S ] Phone West 08 l W Kal hed INAL V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther 08 Sonnegied wiih e s 1an) Phane Fe e e etnal ik Herel o ax e 3 ros. éo‘"i" i‘wl‘s St. GEO. C. SHAFFER EALNRANALR 1LORAL KRG RN AT N0 PRI Il ™y ur Only Store, T4th & i*v BLACKISTONE, Reantitul Floval Pesigns, $8 and up CALL NAIN d1i, Louts. | She came to Washington about 12 years | | | Funeral services will be conducted in | Retired U. 8. Employe, 69, Had R. D. Brown, Colored, Was Former | nal W. K. Speare Co. | any 2473 ¢ ‘ JOHN 'R "WRICGHT co.| 1407 H' WILSON CONGRATULATES LONG ON NOMINATION Legislator, Loser in Louisiana Pri- mary, Offers Co-operation to Victor, By the Associated Press. Representative Wilson of Louisiana today telegraphed his congratulations to Huey P. Long of Shereveport, la., who defeated him in the recent Demo- cratic primary for the Louisiana guber- natorial nomination. Wilson, who ran second in the pri- mary, withdrew from the run-off pri- mary upon advice of friends in Louisiana. Gov. Simpson was third in the vote. “On Saturday you will be declared the Democratic nominee for Governor of Louisiana,” Mr. Wilson's message read. “I extend to you my congratula. tlons and offer my co-operation and as- sistance in every effort toward the ad- gntn':-menu and upbuilding of our ate.” 2 DISTRICT LOSES SUIT. Boy, 11, Who Fell on Sidewalk Gets 81,000—Father Gets $528. ‘The District of Columbia has been assessed a total of $1528.95 damages by a jury as the result of injuriez re- ceived by Clarence W. Hoagland, jr., 11 years old, when stumbling over a depression in the sidewalk of Bates street between First and Third streets, October 8, 1925. He broke one of his arms and the jury in Circuit Division 2, before Justice Bailey, awarded him a verdict for $1,000 damages against the District, and the father, rence W. Hoagland, was given a verdict for| $528.95, being the sum expended by | | him for doctors and other expenses | | incident to the boy's illness. | Attorneys Bell, Marshall & Rice ap- peared for the plaintiffs, while the Dis- | trict was represented by Assistant Cor- | poration Counsel Williams. BeotcRiperied: | The following mes W Tathili. Wary M. Retley 1 Catton el Deiphing Georee R Jenking, 2. P Herman Pel Danie1 3 Moynihan, eral Hosnital Alpheus W. Weavar. 61 Hospita Fiwari 0. Leech. 48. on e Washington Uni- | e « Hospital. Reedt Gen: | | 3 9 hington ™ 3 Tarearet A Cactor. 43207 Weniminet emond. 35. Georgetown Unive Howpital Cards at Ghann IR TYREE THE FAMILY eh o extend to o RICHARD WEBSTER' THE FAMILY. Peaths. 3 28 1 ULARENC nephew of Hele eorgia Ave now._ un \nereatter at the Eke' Rest ofciating. What wou Hie havoy face That meant so o N e ATRINS. 1 ¢ o hoid | The team of Fuveral Nevius Janua i Charlesto Departed ¢ nary 23 vadence of W BROWN. 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