Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING |RITES FOR T. A. RUSSELL,|cor bams. wiil be conducted in the Sacred Heart Parish Catholic Chureh, St. Marys County, Md., tomorrow morn- ‘Worker ing at 10 o'clock. tlxg:rn:m ‘“:cbc in the Sacred Heart Parish cemetery. Who Died From Electric Shock. |The servi s will b preceded by brief Funeral servi: s for Thnm" A. Rus- | Services at the residence, 1325 D street [ ell. 30 years old, who was' killed yes- |"CrinCRL ALY AT |terday by electricity while working o : ] 5 car barns as a shopman for the past itop of a street car in the Eckington |four yea Perry & Walsh | Morticians g Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 Tomorrow for WASHINGTON MENSS AVIEAR " TSTEORE In the expansion sale! A Sale of Men’s ARSITY” and “RALEIGH” Pajamas 1.85 Values are up to $5 > Varsity and Raleigh Pajamas enjoy a reputation built by their tailoring, full cut and perfect fit. This new assortment includes many interesting new patterns and color combinations in the finest pajama fabrics. Materials Jacquard broad- cloth Printed broadcloth End-and-ends Woven madras Pongees Percales Sizes A, B, C, D Patterns . Solid colors Fancy figures Brilliant stripes Modernistic designs Styles Middy Surplice neck Collar-at- tached Knox Hats reduced $6.85 ?’ $4.85 A companion event “VARSITY"ana “RALEIGH” Shorts 85¢ $1 and $1.50 Woven and printed broadcloths, end- and-ends, sateens, madras cloths, sizes 28 to 40. Knox Straws Knox Pedalinos Genuine Panamas Regularly / Ralelgh Haberdasher 310 F Street = WASHINGTON?'S EINEST MEN™*"S The Many Famous Labels in tis sate have induced Washington’s most particular men fo acquire W clothing and accessories of quality at appealing savings. Now we feature, in this EXPANSION SALE %5 QOur entire stock of the distinguished HART SCHAFFNER & MARX- DIXIE WEAVE SUMMER SUITS REGULARLY $35—$40—$45—$50 323.75 A distinctive offering of distinguished clothes! A reduction that serves as a fitting companion for other impressive reductions prevallmg now. Clothing styled by the country’s premier de- signers and skillfully tailored for the American gcntlcman. In a wide and pleasing range of the season’s newest patterns and colors. A complete size assortment that omits no man. men hats Hats—the choice of ho really care about have been reduced. the are 10w and gen are now $4.85. Reductions to 1';”/)[;‘1' respect now prevail on men's /u//ll- weight Summer suits, on men’s furnishings bearing famous lab- cls,on Stetsonand Raleigh Shoes, and on Woman's Sport Apparel. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street o their The Straws are now $2.85 Pedalinos wine Panama $6./ EARLY RESIDENT DIES. Wolfgang Ruckdaeschel, Former Tailor, Came Here in 1874. Wolfgang Ruckdaeschel, 76, for many years in the custom tailoring business In this city, died at his residence, 817 L street, yesterday after a short illness. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Mr. Ruckdaeschel was born in Wun- <ledel, Bavaria, and came to this city in 1874. He was a member of Armin- ius Lodge, F. A M., and of the Verein Bayern, Columbia Section, No. of this city. He is survived by Mrs. Leona B. Marks, Johnson and Miss Laura E. Ruck- daeschel, all of this city, and Mrs. Nel- lie Wilson of Detroit, and a son, Wil- llam Ruckdaeschel of Detroif Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. 2469 18th St. N.W. Columbia 636 four daughters, Mrs. Elsie M 6 Dupont Circle S, S ) T 55 1 ) 2>/ H Deal may be had for as little as §125. service, designed to meet the requirements of all, of financial less tions. %l’j\l. FUNERAL HOME What One Wishes ERE the family never is obliged to pay more than it wishes for modern and in- terested funeral service. D. C., WEDNESDAY. COL. C. C. BALLOU DIES. Retired.From Infantry, Had Been Living in Spokane. Col. Chatles C. Ballou, a retired In- fantry officer, who served as a major general in the National Army during the World War and commanded the 92d Di- vision in the Meuse-Argonne offensive and other important engagements, died at his home in Spokane, Wash,, Mon- day, according to War Depfinment ad- vices. He was awarded the French Croix de Guerre and was made an officer of the French Legion of Honor for his| services. A native of New York, he wi graduated from the Military Academy {in 1886 and was cited for gallantry in | | action_against insurgent forces in Lu- | | zon, Philippine Islands, in August, 1899. | | He reached the grade of colonel in the Regular Army in July, 1916, and was retired in June, 1926. He was graduated | from the Army War College in 1917 |and served several other tours of duty in this city. British Malaya has & new law com- pelling motion picture theaters to show British films for &t least 5 per cent of their programs, which is said to be slightly less than the percentage of such films now voluntarily shown. service, complete, Ours is a universal regard- considera- ha. Nebr l Philndelphia Pa. 3 For reference Ask your newghbor” 816 H STREET N.E lem'.s' Li n C()l n 8200-8.‘. 01 Taking the “HOT”’ Out of Summer I JETTICK || Health Shoes wants to go—and do— without fatigue! A large part of Summer’s discomforts may tired Shoes—a on “I1 comfort one's ‘daily steps. & tiful, shoes “Enna Jetticks"! wid and Baltimore Stores, Comfort for the House | London. | | For the woman who | be traced to “Enna Jettick” h-supporting, built specially designed ealth” lasts — add pep, and happiness to feet. tyle pictured shows how beau- delightfully comfortahle may be-—when they're brown kid.. Patent, blonde § calf, black kid, ¢ White or xtra ths narrow_ to extra wide At our 7th St, “Arcade” Feathered Boudoirs Special reduction, soft, cool, attractive brocaded slippers—with soft soles and contrasting feather trim. Formerly $1.19. Tomorrow— 7th& K 3212 14th | New York JULY. 25, 1928.’ THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- ginia and West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in tem- perature. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 85; 8 pm, 79; 12 midnight, 73; 4 am, 71; 8 am, 73; noon, 82. Barometer—4 pm., 30.02; 8 pm, 30.03; 12 midnight, 30.04; 4 am, 30.03; 8 a.m., 30.06; noon, 30. 05. Highest temperature, 87, 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest femperature, 69, 5:30 am. today Temperature same Highest, 88; lowest, 6 occurred at occurred at date Tide Tables. (Furnished by United Stat: Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today-—Low tide, p.m.: high tide; 2:12 am. and 2:32 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:54 a.m. and 9:59 p.m.; high tide, 2:59 &.m. and 3:26 pm. s Coast and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:02 a.m 7:26 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:03 am.; sets 7:25 p.m. Moon rises 1:37 p. Automobile lamps ln be lighted one~ half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy this morning. | Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shenan- doah Rivers both muddy this morning. “’rnlhtr in V;\rlmn f'illr!A sun sets sun Station. Weather Raining Pt.cloudy' | Gloudy Clear . Clear Cloudy . Pteloudy . Clear Ga Atlantic City.i. Bultimore, Md Birmingham Bismarck, N. oston. Mass.. Buffalo, N. Y. || 30.04 chnlmun S:C-3 Chicago, 0. mmn.nm Ohlu 3 Cleveland, 30. Columbin, & Denver, Colo. Detroit, Mich El Paso, Tex Loutsville Miami, Pla New Orleans N Oklahoma,’ City. mal EEERE Clear Pt.cioudy . Clear Cloudy . Clenr saussarsamsaney hoenix, Ari. Pittsbureh. Ph.. Portland. Me Ra) B Take 015 San Antonio Sen Diego.Caiif WASIHL, D. Stations. me 7 am., rmxmm t ¢land 6 . France . Austria Denimark dei | Horta (Fayal)., (Cuirrent ol Bermuda rio Rico o Part cloudy cloudy cloudy Clear (‘ CI Canal Zone Raining ARGENTINA DATA. Data for week ending July 23, 1928, ~&ompsrature—Precipitation.— Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar ani lon, 0 and Jorthern zone Sotthern wheat zone 0 0 —03 —0.2 ARRESTED IN STABBING | { Husband Htld Awnlung Outcnme of Wife's Injuries. After he is said to have stabbed his wife, Beatrice E. Jackson, colored, 34, during a fight in the Kitchen of their home at 1220 Sixth street, last night, | Charles E. Jackson, colored, 26, was ar- | rested by second precinct police. He fs | being held to await the outcome of her injuries. At Freedmen’s Hospital, it was the woman's condition was - Lillie Nelson, colored, 25, 221 E street northeast, treated at Casualty Hos- | pital early this morning after she was cut on the neck during a fight with Wil lie Holloway, colored, 43, of the same ad. dress. The injury is not serious. Hol- {loway was arrested by ninth precinct RYAN SERVICE WINS PRAISE Throughout the ny years' ence'of this business Ryan service has faithfully “periormed an *important Gask’ I’ the servine 'of humanity And many ursolicited words of praise nave "been " received in - conne Wil our perfect Mortuary ‘Service Funetal parlor. private ambulances and livery in umr\r(lmn J\I\l“l“l' JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director ALS: apbly Animal Rescie 9 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 6088 BOSTON BULL DOG ward. _Phone (‘nl\lmhm fll.‘:fl CAMEO RPQOCH—Rewar, “prized highly. 908 B W, F‘ruxlklll\ 38110 CIGARETTE (‘(fl silver plated, set with carbunele and § Clinton 8. on Jm\ Re. Return to C 19th st nw ward “Re- e 8. Friday “night, from clipped to resemble lon. st niw., . Reward DOG—CoCker Spaniel, liver markings. body answers (o ha ferd e, R DOg froni ™ 6400 Rockville ™ rd Oty Olimae. M Mirge Luck dog. Kewasd for Toturn 1o whove address. Wis. 3607 GLASSES gl o chaln, ot tached Plione West 2162, afternoon. white with collur "on Call Shep- feimale, clipped, of Mighty tortotse 1in sold button v, on 18U 5t niral W s | case. Phoue Cleveland HANDBAG, mw. colored | ing, ken: driver’s permit, taln pen, $13 Tenth ontain- wiist wateh, foun- check and bank Telen Bennett " Orandull: eventne of July 19, between 6611 Harlan pl. Takoma Park and Washington, via Eastern ave. Whittier st. 1st and Van en sts.. rd. New Hampshire a Reward, ®ia 3613, PHI BETA KAPPA Geor- KEY.on—waich fob: lost Tuesday. " W. A._Orion, 600 Oedat st. oma_Park. Ga. 035, Reward. in dressing _roon afle " swimming, ~platt Whout' 3% hecnay Tone. it s conter. Finder please call 1850 Biitmore st. nw. Reward. POOKETHOOK. “July 37" about $5 papers saliable to hOIilwe: - Bmith. San .m.. Nort POC! 00K, — small al ¥, m barpiy I _diamor Col. 1378 ETH Brown: Saturday morning, containing one 810 and one 13 bill Finder_please call Wi 4 Reward, POLICE DOG. about July 13th: answers to name “Carl” Name and address on collar Reward, _Franklin_3121 REVOLVER. 8 & W. pollce, No Jost ity 36, Reward it returned” to l‘r#rlm\h sl o nmumx Al H-Iullmn. P10 20th st n.w, fi umu “wedding g, """'fi'fl venoe. Liberal rewnrd. Jare. ! ox 82-1, Star omce, xu T, CASE. containine woman s and < oh‘l- hode R0 st Penn. ave. 331 Bryant mm e dq .l. Franklin 08 last year— |Dr. 9:02 am. and 9:10 | | HESSE MAKES CHANGES very'| W. S. COPELAND, EDITOR, DIES AT NEWPORT NEWS Was 72 Years 01d, Nutlve of North Carolina and Long in Virginia Journalistic Field. . By the Associated Press. { NEWPORT NEWS, Va., July 25.—W. | 8. Copeland, editor and publisher of the Newport News Daily Press and Times- Herald, and former president of the Vir- ginia Press Assoclation, died suddenly at his h(:mc here last night. Copeland was 72 years of age 'md | burn in North Carolina, the son of | Winfield Scott Copeland and Kath- | erine E. Randolph Copeland. He re- celved his college training at the Ugi- | versity of Virginia. His first newsnaper work was on the Peteresburg, Index-Appeal. From there he was called to Norfolk, Va., as city editor of the Norfolk Virginian. He held that position for several years and then purchased an interest in the Dan- ville Register. Eight years later he sold his interest in that paper and purchased interests in the Richmond State, an eve- ning paper of Richmond. In 1896 he sold his interest in the Richmond State and became a member of the staff of the Richmond Times, then owned by James Bryan. He aided in the establishment of the Evening Leader of ‘Richmond as the afternoon edition of the Times and did editorial | work on both newspapers. | Mr. Copeland was widely known ;(hmulhmxt the South and East and was wa | paper men of Virgina. TRADE BOARD HAS GUTING. | Deniel E. Garges Is Guest at Ex. |cursion of Committee to Benedict. | _The membership committee of the | Washington Board of Trade is holding an outing this afternoon at Benedict, | Md. The program for the afternoon | includes swimming, boating, fishing and a base ball game between members of | | the committee. Daniel E. Garges, secretary to the | board of District Commissioners, is a | special guest at the outing, which 'is under the direction of an entertainment | committee headed by Jerome Barnard. Luther Linkins is chairman of the membership commif llfl' l Transfer of Six Pohmm@n to Thir- | ; teenth Precinet Ordered. Six policemen on duty in the eleventh, 's twelfth aond fourteenth precincts were ordered transferred by Supt. Hesse to- day to the thirteenth precinet. The changes become effective immediately. ‘The officers affected are: C. F. Fox and John S. Titus, eleventh precinet; Eugene 8. Kerrick, John I. Neese and Marshall R. Gore, twelfth precinct, and | Harry League, fourteenth precinct. Deaths. ANDREWS. ANNIE RAY. Departed this Iif Jul 1928, in Philadelphia, DREWS; * beloved Dr. An- n- eiphia Fridfy afternoo dnl i please copy). Peaths. TODD. WILLIAM B. On Saturday, July 3t 8, at Sait Lake City, Utah. WILL dormerty 9f Washington, D, C. Tate Wil una’ Biizabetn runeral services k' Hill Cemetery on p.m. ;n‘ EDWARD R. On Wednesday. .hly 9: Wyom| 28 ML his residence; 2018 WARD R. arh J WILLISTOX. DR. F, D. Members of Ferehn nofiied of he aeath an Sely 22, hereny nofified of the dea : 1938, of o brother. 'nr’ B B WitLIs: TON EORGE: . COL ent. LUCIAN ” TIV)\'I"‘!ON RPI‘ SG'L'J- In Memoram. "\RKII’V JOHN A. A ! but, { love t dear son and brother: JOHN A. BARE~ L J fs four years the call was loved nv ails e, We little thought Only those who have lost e The pain of parting witho The years may wipe out many things, But this may X The memory of Vhen we were HIS_LOVING AND DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER. GILLILAND. GEORGE ADAMS. In loving femembrance of our dearly beloved father; GEORGE ADAMS GILLILAND: ‘who died seven years ago today Ji T8 DabGHTERS. * MARTENS WILLIAM H. MARY. In sad put ear father, WILLIAM H. MARTENS, Who de- parted. this life thice years ago July 25, 1925, and ea considered one of the outstanding news- | y; rmno'\: ‘\\Tfl\lo In sad remembrance of my dear father, ANTO! RRONE. who departed this' life three years ago today, July 25, 1925, You are resting in peace; dear father, ANNIE R, v nv In_memory of our devoted mother. MARY SAUR. who left us four years ago today. July 25, 192 did but lend her t 2 mr-d her and we returned her to Withou! murmuring, There is a Where saint Eternal day h And pleasures ER PEVOTED SISTESS ARNTE TRAM- xm AND MARY E. HONESTY. THO; In memory of mv dear mother, AATILDA A, “THOMAS, who dicd 13 Fears ago today. July 25. 1914 On_the hillside softly sieeping. Far_away from c Mgy you rest in Jesus or we hope to meet again.” The years may out many things, But this they The me; Jand of pu m, Departed _this life R 2. 1 Vs, FRANK w BOWIE, sband of Auna M. Bowie (ne¢ beloved Ttillery): brother | nvited. regine at 543 Alnger place. RE! L. On Monday. YinaC CEARENCE 1o BREAK residence. tver Spring. am. Thursday, July 26. ~Relatives and friends invited.” Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. RREMERM CLARENCE L. A Sommuticotion sf Mirem Liaes; Fo Ay Ay M. will be held in ‘Io‘dleroom e a.m. funeral of our brother, CLARENCE L. BREMERMAN. | ' ANCIS L. FAHY. Master. FIELDER 1. HUNTER, Secretary. 25 ATOR, WARD, Tyesday, | | 1928. residence. 2609 P | " CHARLES EOWARD CATO ot Totarment at Alexandria, WANDLER. FANNIE. On at_her residence. o PANNIE "CHANDLER, beioted Mother '6f_James A._and Ahe late John f Chandler. Mrs. Mildred B. Taylor and the fate"Lottie. Roriing: devoied Erandmother | | of Alice Crawford and mothe Mrs. Plorence Chandler, * Remains restits t Lomax chapel, 1400 8 st n.w | seen” Wednesdav. ~ Funeral from | mamed chael Thursday. July 26. at 2 D | Friends invited. Interment Hurmony (‘v: - | ete Monday, | \u'rnr 8. Departed this life, | 928, at_her residence. 11 \nrru:s 'GAY, Bhe eaves to mourn lhr 3 three daushters. three sons Brothers. - Funeral irom Robert Campbell s funeral parlor. 433 4's st. s.w.. July 26, at Sk lnmmem Payne's Cemelery Qo Tuesday. July 24, | . n.e. on Fr 1y thence to Holy Comforter Church, where mass will be | sung at 9 am, for the repose of her soul. | Relatives and’ friends invited to attend t at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 26 | Qn Tuesday. | RT ULYSSES JOHN- of Ulysses and Blanche Sonason. | Ernest Jarv “Georsia ave. On_Tuesday, July 24 CAIN, devoted husba Departed this lte ELIZABETH of David - Messer; Messer Holmes of day P, 1928, ESS mother of Mr: 8 Howard pl nw, Funeral Tha Jul i3 D4y, from Berean Bapti Siirchy 11in nhd v S8 nw. Rivers officinting | Relative fvited, *Thterment " Harmony Cemetery. | Thomas Frazier. funeral director. PADGETT. EDITH I Tuesdav. July 24, 1928, at Providence Hospital. EDITH L. bels wife of James Benjamin Padgeti e 15 Puneral from | 25 ly 2 ' Church. Inteiment. AURA Christ Churen " Ceme- | 6 | IRGINIA. On ‘Tuesday. [y | Dital Bl of Willtany "W Pugh.© Fancra; (mu\ her late residerce: Qlendule, Md. Thurs; | Hay, Tuly 56, at 3:30 pm Relatives and friends lnvited. Inierment Glendale Cep tery al ’ late comrade. JAMES QU | Thursday, ! - JAMES, Members of the Ad B mp. No. 1. Plneru. tvam his Inte vy on Thursday, Ju elatives and friends inv Profpect Hill Cometery | RUCKDAESCHI wo NC gnd members Gf the, Verein iumbla Section, No. 5 of the death of o honorars, president. DAESCHEL. ~ The executive ~boa; iembers ate reauested o attgnd { services on Thursday. Jul D b his late residen 00 THEO. A. LECKERT, Secy. RUSSELL, THOMAS A, Suddenly, on day, July 33. 1938, THOMAS son’of the late ‘William L. Rugell beloved ¢ ¥hare mass u|i o'el Relativi lied® 1atermmint ‘Bached Hewr Parish Cemetory. SCHMIDT. MARY E. On Mondar, July 3 8, at'the residence of b A e s Slssber, 0d. n. e | dbury Helshts, Md. MAR' oved mother of Mrs. Alnu‘ he above restdence | 243 am. thenes nass will Relatives and be sun |\1\ m Tiog WL, nn lnlnmenl‘-l friends invited to atiend. Mount Olivet Cemetery BENJAN €. 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