Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1928, Page 9

Rt THE TVENING §’T‘ \'R W\QHTN("T‘ON ]') MONDAY, APRIL 23, 198" o Manufacturers' Group Founder Dies Dyed Eol‘ ".“I. Bl““ EVANSTON, Ill, April 23.~John M. | Glenn, who 30 years ago founded the CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. | niinots Manufacturers' Association, and 6 Dupont Circle 2469 18th St. N.W. | has since been associated with it as Franklin ? Columbia 636 | president or secretary, died at Hot ' Springs, Ark., yesterday. You Should Have Gawler Service/ Extract From Letter— “I wish to express to_you our complete satisfaction. You cer- tainly made the situation very much easier for us.” Complete Cost, $343.00. JOSEPH Gavitrs G\ SONS" Inc. Crarlished 1830 Alfred R, Gawler MORTICIANS waiter A. Gawler 32 Penna. Ave. N.W, Muain 33123513 TAR!IAN NON~U/EC H. F. CLARK, SR., EXPERT ON MINERAL LAWS, DIES Funeral of Legal Specialist Will Be Held Tomorrow After- noon. Horace F. Clark, sr., for many years a practicing lawyer here, residing at 1464 Havard street, died of a cerebral hemorrhage Saturday night. He was 65 vears old. He became ill at about 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon, several OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT |EISEMAN'S, 7th & F i;t v'l'llust l.;ouns Any Amount D. C. and Montgomery County Large Construction Profects FRED T. NESBIT hours after leaving his office in the Mills Building. Mr, Clark was horn in Jefferson City, Mo., but came to this city with his par- ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John B. Clark, when a young boy. He was edu- cated in the public schools here. Later, | while employed in the mineral division of the General Land Office, he was graduated in medicine from the old Columbian College. He afterwards stud- | fed mineral law, in which field he spe- clalized, after severing his connections | with the General Land Office. He had handled many cases involving intricate and important questions per- taining to mineral law and the public land laws. In 1897 he collaborated in the publication of “The Mineral Law Digest.” Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie Pumphrey Clark, and a son, Horace F. Clark, jr.. residing in West- moreland County. Va. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 Cemetery. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood | ITALIANS HONOR NOBILE. 100 Milanese Go to Germany. Woman Dies in Crash. STOLP, Germany, April 23 (#).— More than 100 residents of Milan, Italy, arrived here yesterday in automobiles to pay homage to Gen. Umberto Noblle and his party before thelr departure in the dirigible Italla for northern Polar reglons. The air of festivity, however. was marred by the fact that one of the 50 Italian cars collided in Bavaria with a German automobile. The German machine was thrown over & 24-foot embankment, one woman being killed and the other passengers injured. . Deaths Reported. boen reported to © pust 24 hours etown How andolph rr. 57, Garfleld Hospital. . Henry. B4, Gap tleld Hosnital Gl linger, l fornital, 41, 610 4th st ne. &0 Altison sk, 42 1741 K 38 en route Casualty Hon n: 11 Emorgency Hosnital 70, Freedmen's Hospital. 2050, 8tn Wmie Cooper. FAmAe, e 1 e B Brown. B ok now, when the cool green sward is calling -7 —men, the country over, are thinking golf, talking golf, preparing to invade the linls in quest of new And, in this preliminary period, energies. records and renewed replenishment of the sports wardrobe takes its rightful importance—so we present: P-B Four-Piece Golf Suits $40), $45, $50 The new models, the new fabrics, the new shades and patterns for this season, as decreed by style authorities. Worn with the knickers, these suits that will be the acme of smartness on the green—with the trousers, the correct and comfortable suits for street, and offic coat, vest, trousers ¢ wear. 7-pc. Golf Outfits $9.15 Our “Potomac Park” sets, of 4 clubs—choice of driver, mashie, mid- a sturdy, good-looking consisting iron and putter; golf bag and two guaranteed balls. i Golf Hose, ¢ o Golf Shirts, ! Golf Knickers, $2.85 to $6 The Avenue & GOLF SHOES Made by the famous house of Haw kins, Ltd., rker-Bridget exclusively in Washing London, Co. Uppers of Bordo calf, soles of red rub- ber, reinforced with inset steel plates, with extra latchet to insure snug lacing Sixteen Dollars And each suit comprises and golf knickers MacGregor Clubs (Internationally Famous) In high repute among professionals and leading amateurs, $2 to $6.50; irons, $2 to $5; clubs, $7.50 to $15. for ton Golf Sweate Wooden clubs, steel shaft $3.85 to $11 Sweater Sets, at Ninth $10 to $Zj | Gibranar. | N Horta vlfl\..\\ ADM . B, BAYLEY ‘GALLED BY DEATH Veteran of Civil and Spanish- American Wars Was 82. Funeral Tomorrow. "Rear Admiral Warner Baldwin Bayley, U. 8. N, retired, veteran of the Civil and ‘Spanish-Ameriéan Wars, died in his sleep at his residence in the West- moreland Apartments yesterday. . He was 82 years old. He had been in fail- ing heaith for several years. Admiral Bayley was a member of.the naval vxnmll\in to 1005. He also had served as fleet engineer of |hE North Atlantic Fleet in 1899 and 1900 and was inspector of machinery in the Navy from the latter year to 1903. He was placed on the rétired list Apru 18, 1906. Advanced for Battle Conduct. The officer was adwanced two num- | bers in rank for “eminent and con- spicuous conduct in battle” while at- tached to the Massachusetts during the Spanish-American War. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annette Williamson Bayley, and a son, Lient. W. W. Bayley, N, retyred, residing at Morristown, N. J. Born in Baldwinsville, N. Y., Admiral Bayley was appointed an assistant en- gineer in the Navy in 1864, He was advanced to the grade of chief engineer in. 1894; and in 1889 was promoted to lieutenant commander, commander in 1901 and captain in 1905. Served on Many Ships. He had served on the Massachusetts, Miantonomoh, 'De Soto, Madawaska, Franklin, Ticonderoga, Saugus, Ajax, Lancaster, Powhatan, Monocacy and other ships. He also had served on special duty, including duty in the Bureau of Stenm Engineering and serv- ice for the Fish Commission. Admiral Bayley was a member of the Army and Navy Club here and of the New. York Yacht Club. Funeral services will be conducted ln St. Margaret's Episcopal Church tomor- row morning at 11 o'clock. Interment, with full military honors, will be in Arlington Cemetery. . THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain this after- noon and tonight; tomorrow fair; much change in temperature Maryland—Rain this afternoon and | tonight, tomorrow partly cloudy, not much change in temperature. Virginja—Rain this afternoon and to- night, colder tonight: tomorrow partly r'-llnudy colder in central and east por- ons. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 55; 8 p.m.,’53; 12 midnight, 50; 4 am., 49; m., 47; noon, 47. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.6 20.70: 12 midnight, 20.71; 4 a. 8 a.m., 29.75; noon, 29.65. Highest temperature, 57, occurred at 6:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 47, occurred at 7:30 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 66; lowest, 38. Tide Tables. Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. ‘Today—Low tide, 4:34 am. and 5:20 pan.:. high tide, 10:28 am. and 11:02 p.m. Tomorrow—Xow tide, 5:31 am. and 6:17 pm.. high tide, 11:22 am. and 11:58 p.m The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:21 aum.; sun sets 6:53 pm. Tomorro” w—Sun rises 5:20 a. p.m, M nrm7s!pm séts 11:22 pm Automobile lamps to be llnhwfl one- alf hour after sansee. & Condition of the Water. Gteat Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Various Cities. 8 pm., ., 29.73; Stations. sepiNseL Abilene Albany Atlanta ', Atlantic City 2 Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck . oston Buftalo Charloaton Cinginnatl Vel Clowly Gloudy dloudy Clondy Clear Clondy Cloudy Clear L. Cloudy ? Cloudy Plttabiireh i Portiang. St '.'m e FOREIGN. m.. Greenwlch time, today.) ‘Temparature. Weather Jiandon l‘lrrl n Copenhagen. Stoekholm, rance. Germuny . Denmurk. ! Sweden Dain Greenwich Azores o (Curent ubsevatio Hermuda Porto Rico. iy (lewr Cloudy Clear togay Har clouds ftamilton, fan, Juan, Part cloudy Tavans Cuba. . I Calon, _Canal_Zoie, ! | oot e e WAG. contalning 4 beaded cases it names w & A ench que hoand N Rewyrd. HROOCH It_returned WROOCH. platinum.sot diawouts. In viciaite ot Roward._Telwphone uu n OF KEYS NCH, & K.ml zun Oth. 1th, D m..w for return to Bushy ail: lost Luat Man: lo Weturn 10 1984 10th “with Ari hetween “night. ow ard 0w Hiny CAT, gray coon day at “u‘uml O w Reward nmm". T.'-i'»’. FOLARNES Friday g Yor Can a1 nw Noaonw FINER ah samnle ladies CASE, i Liberal rewany “containiig o TA et HAT BOX iniwe l)ll lltll"ll\:il \ ‘“ A iggton |10 otin “:'.Hl M Ahlmlpmk X 01 brawn. lenther. (Wres ke ) J..u.n-'. TRureh: raward. x%\’l'\l il ave. : biack Teather (W Aliman weitisn manay i proac talnting Koy, ping. betwesn Byange! sta now, Col, N pear ile I o Pouimly April LR Hotel o W ||n Fairmont st dlamond Washing i e and Address How Jym vt A0 A0 Wisav l\ Tabel! lbe: aa mr [ R 0& .H'L 3..“ I‘luhmlm T R Tanehroom . Wiy iiday board here from 1903 | | rhomas ¢ not | I ‘Navy Veteran Dead . l REAR ADMIRAL BAYLEY. Births Reported The following hirths have been k ported to | thy Health Department in tr hours : R oy "Shalte. boy na Sorrell. bos. Harris B, and Els Filliam D sod. Martan E. awrence W. iThelm erick T and Maree Simm I ang Marsaret Daibler. bor Vere R and v I Weedon. girl Bowie and Anoa P, Bragnmier, girl and S woper. hoy anham. hov iham. hoy A Rorswel hov Liliian B. Hamnton. boy Elwood M. a Gretta’ V. Ramev. izane A boy ther G Samaha. attie Lee, Speidel. hor. hov boy ek Glasgow, Scotland, now boasts 1,000,- 000 population, 1w Vaies Doroths Vineent Catb of Emm JOHNRON. We wish to nvknnwl-dle vl\h grateful appreciation ma e A iny aad. Joval the deaty of our beloved father. CTA ORNSON b AND MABEL J. ¢ Bzatbs. Departed this life. Sundap “her_rexidence. Colesville LARK. ¢ | Amgms April FATHER and_devoted mother of lia Adams. = She aiso leaves & Gevoted ‘mother. Millia Johnson, sister. Emma Shorter. and brother. . Fineral Wednesday, April from Good Hope Chureh, svening. April 21 ‘&..r AT Ber 78th”voar. Willlam Bates and Faneral services wil neral home of nmv._d. Son. 2 Ay morning, Interment Pnundelpfi'l. April 22 928 _ eulmowllnd ant A ad- consin_ ave. n.w. 24. 8t 10 am Pa BAYLEY. On Sundas. residence NER B mira] U. 8. retired. B Atnetse” Williamson )}"‘5‘ Funeral services Tuesda B earet's Foisconss Church ot 118 m, Inierment Arlington National Cemetery 1928, st her i nt. Tootdence pm. Interment g Friends and relatives invited to RIS ll' this | iuzs | BRisco¥ and father of Sara Henry P. Briscoe. \<>|IN of funeral later on 23. 103 CATOR. On Mondar. Apdl 23 a8, o his residence Ro Deloved husband of 'E. T acinfa-Cator. in"his 80th year. Notice of mmm Tater Departed i s neral. from m- qu nmd nog, on 'l'ue R ST 1..,... .c‘ i i fairnment| Rok Créeke” Cometery PAVIS. On Sundey Aprlt 23 16 W F e helotea Wite of the P i b Davier Wm. H_ Sardo & Co. funeral chapel st n W on Tuesdas. April 24. at Relatives and friends invited Interment at n.\mwom‘ Cemetery. Pycloudy | Cloudy DORRES. Ou Saturday, the Gallinger Hospital, 3 their Funegs] Tucs- Re: mains, resting | Co’s tuneral varfors. 2 ESHER. On Sunday, Avril 23, 1036 at Mr residence. T w8, "?Y\u*fl'i | Funeral services at the Weaths. l‘llwlltl.. on !? AMI 23. 19728, at 'SON, . wis of De inoree - ‘.x'M‘"WW"" of f; ! Rot: axwel| hier of, the fiu “William A man T, wiater. of ik, "Wason “Florence. ¥4 Pureral services will e Tiikna"ave’ h.a m Tassdar: Anl 4o ve o . o4 at 3 om. "Rev" Godires. Chnmni OBciating. " “Moat dearly beloved and never 1o be fgr Kot MORGAN. On Saturdgy. April 21 Tia renidence, 'the Torontn Aot JAMES ORRIS, beloved, ishand " ot Hraseen r.:nm Nosgan " Fundral Sersices a3 son “faneral huime: Nevills: st Buire. P Mondhy afternomn Interment Allaghens ametery: MYERS. | Departed this life on Sat Aori 1T TUIR AL ot Crentdenc 0 Lyon ot Brentwond M MARY MYERS o inte - Wiliiam Myors “ahi or Of Helan Harria Funerai Vitee"mnptiat " Couren, * Bront Tussdny. April 26, at 1 Risaivew s triends lnvited. {CONOK. On' Sunday. Apeil 22, 1928, a: ence. Wardman Park Hotel. MARY L. beloved wita of the iate Hon 3 Otmor Remaine restine ‘v TherTealduice f er son Jurtin Jenitar at now Frinaral and interment at 1978, at SHULMAN. Lean iA\l JEL Tonns! Shuiman. beloved brother of enristta Jacobs and - n the 3lst year of h-- - Funeral from Danzansks's chane BB01 T4th st nw on Tuswday, April 24, At noon SOMMERY) Api RBRERT A, 40 of the Inte’ 6 and Fhineral 1-.;-'" the residerice of h nwaer Sheph, on Wednead o Tatives and Tnterment Oak HilI Cem rdas April 2 Vereity Hospita CE_wifa of fthe lats Wianine ssa "motner of Mee Tranty. Services privaty from uh Hines (. funeral hoj Tath iircias AbHL 24 k10 s Congressional Cemétery WHITE, Suddents on Sundas mor James G Datsy ¥ S H Aneil 2 On Satardag, k. W, FRET 1928 2t ICK WEST " Wt nor. Fu At oyster Bay. M. Vo 'n.-unv' April 54 On, Saturdas LA son-in-law now April 2 ™ Relatives and frienids invited in attend terment at Rock k Cometery . On Sundar. April 2% = Fairfax. Va Funeral Tueadas, Ao Chuirch South In Memoriam. ANDREWS, In s, but lovieg brance 6f a Aear’ hushand and 6716 ¥ ANDREWS - Hifs one vear ago. Aprl 23 In_the heautiful hereafter In the life that is to be. Somewhers in God's fo May this_our meeting WIFE AXD C Aveil 3 THE FA\IILY o In sad and loving remembrance of = _dear mother daughter and sister MARIE A. PAYNE. who dgparted this 1ite three vears ago. April Sad and Of otia 80 THE FAMILY. * Inun In lovinz remembrance of ELIZ- AN STELLE. the beloved wife of Do Witt € ker, -hu died 30 years ago to- day. Aoril 23. 18 Oh. how hard it was to b: Since tender love had humd the heart But the nurest. the loveliest we know, Are ever the surest. the soonest to zo. 'nmu(h days have flown and vears have Since Tast 1 saw vonr Tog memory of Sour jovine heart Can never be erased. Loved in life, in death se HER oG B ND, WOOD, Jn loving memory of my hus- hand. OLIVER H D. who rted this life two years e Rodas.” ApRL Loying and kind in all his way: Upright and Just to the end ot his davs: Sincere and kind in heart and mind What a beautiful memory he left be- ise your help. your cheery way With "vou I spent my happiest dars: you when I need a friend. Monuments DAND EVERYWHERE Write of phene fer [Tustrated Bookiet Main 2968 THE J. F. MANNING Co., INC. 919 1STH ST N. W. 'WASHINGTON, D, C, n.w Dbeloved wite of the late' Géorxe Pates Funeral from her late residence on Wednes- day. April 25, 1928 ap 8:30 am at the -Chureh of the Nativity at Interment Rock Creek C: nw. MAR N, divpted mother of Cléms guson, Jol orx s homi Fungral on Tuesdav, April 24 B between and triend q- invited ot | moeppes vieral, ¢ l"p:n'\; B, of iner SRamter are to attend ihe A o e H DENA PATRICK. Sec FERGUSON. Ofcers, Zerubbabel Ce Jericho. and quested 10 attend t! Matron MARGARE Members of | nd M9, “Heroines o € Sister Altndinka™ unerat Tuesday. 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