Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1929, Page 9

One Dead in Chilean Crash. By Cable to The Star. SAN BERNARDO, Chile, September 26.—One person was killed, one serious- ly injured and twenty slightly when & motor bus in which 30 students of the infantry school were riding collided ACCOUNT with & street car. The students were FINE MEN'S WEAR on thelr way to attend the horse races t EISEMAN'S—7th & F o e e 7 3k F A ek Ak e dede s de g sk ek ok ok ok X col 0432 Col. 0432 ¥ Doctors Recommend ¥ x : Col. 0432 14th, Cg r.'pec '.'.:;pégcgt' N.w. Col. 0432 W. W. Chambers Ambulance Service ORI N I N YNNI NN OPEN A CHARGE It is the best and the charge is only “00 in city. 1 will give you a complete funeral, cars and all, cemetery lot included— $150.00 CRAVE VAULT tee my Or any other best quality serv ce, $75 up, is steel vault. Price, $85.00. perfect. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertaker 1 defy any one to say this is not first- class goods and service. We have expert embalmers, Our Manager, Wil Elliott, is a man of 35 years’ experience. 44444444444444¥4¥¥4¥ NWWAANSEH S NSG PI@ENTES FINEST THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WILLIAM §. PARKS DIES OF PARALYSIS : Lawyer, 74, Was Prominent in Patriotic and Fraternal Organizations. William Scott Parks, 74 years old, lawyer and for many years pro. :inent in patriotic and fraternal organizations in this city, died at his home, 1830 I street, yesterday afternoon following a ltl\nl1 ‘iliness. Death was due to par- alysis, Mr, Parks wu past secretary general and past re §istrar general of the Na- tional Society of Sons of the American Revolution, serving in the former posi- tion in 1919 and m the latter in lfll and 1922. H as & past rnnldent of the District of Cclumhll Soclety Sons of the American Revolution, in 1918 and 1919, and had served as a member of its board of management for the past 10 years. He was a member of the Sons of the Revolution in the Dis- trict_of Columbia and served as its historian in 1921 and 1922, and a mem- ber of the Society of Colonial Wars, serving for & number of years as & member of its board of governors. Mr. Parks was past grand commander | of the Grand Commandry of Knights | Templar in the District of Columbia. ‘ment and lMleNo‘ 19, . A A M. t high riest of Mount Vernon chlp T, No. 3, gflll Arch Masons, and past - mander of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar. Mr. Parks was a chnmr member of the Ohla Society of Washington, and for some years was & member of the Unlvtmlty Club and the National Qeographic Soclety. A native of Trumbull County, Ohio, Mr. Parks was educated in the public schools of that State and in the Dis- trict of Columbia, where he had been a resident since a boy. Later, he was lmnted from the oid Columbian Col- ege, George Washington Uni- venlty wlm an academic degree, and in 1880 was graduated from the law school with a bachelor of laws degree and the following year received the de- gree of master of laws. He was admitted to the bar in 1880 Subsequently he served as a clerk and then law clerk in the Treasury Depart- in the General Accounting Office, created in 1921, He retired from the service of the Federal Government in 1925 and since had practiced his pro- fession. Mr. Parks is survived by his widow, Mrs, Leora Parks, who is former re- gent of Deborah Knapp Chapter, Daughters of the American luvoluuun. a son, Charles O. Parks of St. Peters- a granddaughter and two grandsol Funeral services wifl be conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment will be at Warren, Ohio. . Auto Races Over Sahara. Auto races are to be held over parts of the Bahara Desert within a year. They are being arranged to arouse in- | He also was past master of La Fayette | terest in the highway construction pro- MABINSS) WEAR STORE Corona Brown—the New Fall Color Hart Schaffner & Marx Fall Suits in Five Rich Shades Tailored Corona Brown first found its home at Palm Beach; then at the Boat Races at New London; then at the National Open at Mamaroneck—on Wall Street—so now it’s here just at the time the best dressed men everywhere are adopting it. three-button single-breasted peaked lapel suits; double-breasted and uni models. One and two trousers. 545 Two and versity Other Fall Suits, $38 to $75 English Topcoats Tailored by Hart Schaffner & Marx $20.50 Llama Fleece Hand-Tailored ‘Topcoats %60 Corona Brown Knox Hats $g.50 The new Knox hat ‘is very smartly styled with the brim narrower and the crown higher. %In Corona Brown, Rust Brown and Pyramid Grey. Manhattan Shirts 32.50 Shirts, too, have taken up this new style trend. Manhatton shirts in Plain Tan, Golden Brown Stripes or Plain White. Attached or de- tached collar, Raleigh Wing-Tipped Oxfords *8 The new Raleigh wing- tipped Brogue is fast making friends with Washington’s smartest men. In Mahogany, Corona Brown and Black Scotch Grain, Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F STREET ! m’fim WILLIAM 8. PARKS. g!m across the former desert of mys- . Roads are being built throughout the territory, and already autoists can reach El-Golea, the most beautiful Sa- haran oasis, and continue on to the mountainous re’mn known as Hoggar, in the heart of the Algerian Sahar: Highways are also beini l{leomlmcud farther down the Niger River, Sl S Deaths Reported. Marlon F. Curtis, 80, 104 8th st. ne. nmh Thomwm so. an P ten 18, 1417 New A 7o Heme for “Ased 66, 1232 Eye st 1813 Riges ol 0 D! A i Ernest. 44, Ollhnltr Hospital. Snellings. 3;:] I glfllv 'mmr-n t Hulnlul. 7 haon. 74, Freedmen's Hospital . Brown, 70, Freedmen's Ho: ter . Honesty, 86, Emergency Ho Mary Grant, 32, 'Tuberculosis Hosp Mary J. Cooper. Anna Sheri Fugene R pita er, W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones § 49 ms 10341 g, | FUR mnra 11 returned to 3035 16th st. Adams Funeral Sprays $2.50 Free Delivery Phone Nat. 7672 LEAPLEY FLORIST Our New Address 908 G St. N.W. T Paint Works Wonders In Appearance and Preservation— and NOW Is the Time to Paint Look at our big Sherwin-Williams “ad” on page 38 of today's Star for details of paint spe- cialties you need—and the remarkably attractive prices for these quality for every indoor and outdoor purpose. Floor Waxes and Brushes Our recommendation is worth having—for we know what's best. Window, There’s a big difference in glass— and Dyer selection insures glass of quality—at no premium in price. Dyer Brothers 734 13th St. N.W. Distributors for Sherwin-Williams and Other Nationally Known Paint Products R R O e i T R The “Paragon” —a tailored model for Autumn — of black or brown suede with kid trim- ming to match; new leather Cuban heel, $14.50. All the new colors hosiery, $1.95; 3 $5.50. F STREET THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929. D. A. R. GIFT TO STATE. Patriotic SBociety Buys Forest for Connectlcut. ‘WINDSOR, () —A forest ll to be added to ovnnnetlnll'l domain of wild_lands by the State Daughters of the Revolution. ‘The gift 18 to be nted as a re- membrance e 's virgin forest | land of long ago. Each D. A, R. mem- ber, it is announced, will be expected to give 30 cents toward the purchase. “Prophets” Busy in France. Although police officials of France are frowning on the growing number of “ex- perts” in the occult, the dealers in dark secrets are still busy and prosperous. They are ting in all parts of the their profits ti year will ding to estimates, more than Sllnh lnfl .Y ‘. boy, jam K lnd ?nh!rlne M MurDh y, boy. an C. Frey, boy. uo* :nd Min iucy & Willam William_A. Henry P.'ang Mary Elmer J. M‘nd Thelma H. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy tom.m and tomorrow, probably showers :lnfllble :fildl, Gortirl] l!ll it Hd east or | northeast, Virginia—Most] clwa , with showers in the south l’ ’ tonight and to- row, Al tomorrow; gentle to moderate northeast or t winds. lan d — Increasing cloudiness followed by ehowers tomor- row and in the extreme ‘west. portion to- night; somew] cooler tomorrow: gentle shifting wmdl becoming mod- erate northeast or east. West Vlmnl.—cloudi probably oc- caslonal showers tonight and tomor- row; little change in temperature, Record for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 78; 3 pm 0 12 midnight, 62; 4 a.m,, 58: 8 » 60 noon, 9. ® Dl'clubly ter—4 pm., s zow >°13 midnight, acoo llm 30,07 30.10; noon, 30.01 H!(hsn umpentuxe. n, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 55, occurred at 6 a.m. today. ‘Temperature samie date last year— highest, 58; lower 43. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 8:16 am. and 8:13 p.m.; high tide, 1:13 am. and 1:49 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:26 a. high tide, 2:22 The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:59 a.m.; sun sets m. P ;léomnrro\—sun rises 6 a.m.; sun sets p.m. Moon rises, 11:30 p.m.; sets 2:22 p.m. Condition of the Water, Great Falls, Potomac, Shenandoah— Clear. Weather in Various Citles. ; hmneulun tE tations £ Weather. Brow -na lnne N atorons. “Honten 58. Call Eheph"d N BULL, fem ith ‘and F sts. Mad., tag 81 6th and Que st RUNGH OF KEYE on i3t plant, on Wednesds Reward. Re- ar_filfratinn 39 mr;u. ;wazn i NECKPIECE, Bept. 2 p.m. either on 17th st. alongside Army 808 sy cmi or near corner 3sth and | fyondiey eward if returned to 3101 | FISHING. RoDE wnd | sts. Teels, 3_at 3rd and E Reward if returned to 802 Earle Bl BKUNK—16th &t bus. Be) tember 25th. ‘uosz_ma feet of ‘l\e Clll Cliv'hn combe. KEYE«-BMIH nunch of automoblie keys. lll Emerson & Orme, in Mmu store on Tth s | Reward. Lincoin 5601-J. FOCKmOOK biack kid, :on 1 Notlty D' Dinan. 203 N 1. {ave. B h s usnfi Reward e e *an " Cottas 8¢ morning: tan eu ta Re. ’rlrd Lin. 3872-W. Hutchins, 2428 !mv\.nnn POLICE_DOG. blaci nd brown. male: \nme ,Bunday evemn H A “Dike. " Re L rmation I | recovery, "Potomac 1390 days: event mac 3416, Brashear. 2700 4th st me- BRELLA biack and fl" bory on’ Chevy Chase eai Mr. u sold, _with l.-uumry —Lad: m te ;hucrlr!’ !nu ‘movement, " Reward. Phone e forgen hose on Nebraska 1386. Ask for Mr. Hol- left am: L i paints. ~ A special paint Both electric and hand Glass of All Kinds furniture and mirror. Incorporated Franklin 8325 T, in silk pairs, AT I0th Ablle Clear Atfanta, Atlantic City’, Baltimore, Md Abilene, " Tex N el S, Columbia: 8. C. 2 Denver, Colo. . Slstay Bt cloudy Hene Bt cloudy ear Ft cloudy Clear Clear . Cloudy 3 . Ptcloudy Portiand, om Clear Raleigh, i Laie oty 8an Antonin D; Bt cloudy & Cloudy Spokane. wuh xo »z 6 Clear ABH., 'D. . Pteloudy FOREIGN. (7 am.. Greenwich time. todav.) Temperature, Weather. ! clouds Part clouds Part cloudy Rain jch ti Azor rrent optervelione.) Hamiton, Bermuda . 82 8an orto Marriage Licenses. .Ychn A Ccllil;l‘l 21 and Mary A. Smith, Chnlel A :uxm-n 22. and Mildred D. E. Da Tae v F Thelma M. Amos, 26, this cits. 1200, all C. Parker, 20. and Marion E both of Hopewell, Va d F.' Downs. James W. Beeket Eliis. 20, Asbury Pai rd rrrea H._Voll. 44. sin. 33. Unionville, N. J' Hubbard. this city, and Mulicent i Rev. Waiter T !ll A. Holley. 44. and Cors C. Nelson. Deth ‘ot Batimore." Md. Rev. Georse sm.un Greceo. 30. and Prances Papa. e R " Dickinéon, 33, Brokerbure. Jonn B 5 5 and Extelie Smith. 3, Predericksours, Vi 25. and Beatrice R s, “sten m Rev 8tevenson. 5 Stxgen 3‘1 ‘and Oretha Mas. mbson, 21, and Bthel Epps. onstaniinidis, 33, and K2 28, Rev. Thomas and Mercedes C. 6 Dorathy . An- | Hantic” Citr, 3 g G Evanséle 8. "Pattacou. Deniels. Melvin, B. Rock, 19, 18: c Marriage. McCARTHY — NUSSBALM. Mr. and Mrs John U. Nussbaum. 415 Varnim st. ate of (RET daushiter ERALD 1. Mc- CARTHY of Brocklyn., N. Y. September 24, 1929, at Chureh. Braths. OHN SEARS. On_ Wednesds, B mber 2o 1900, 8t his Tesidence: 133 JQHN_ SEARS, peioved e ace Puner, services will Shdla e hu me mmerce n Friday, Seotember 77, Inter- et hert Lincein Cemeters. BEALL, JANE E B On Thureday, Septem, ber 26. 1929. JANE E. EALL 1 Saturday. Sep! terment private. 5 S| ILLIAM. Monday. Septe: DR, fln. at hi s reudence nzgzoru . G- > AR St Fanny Besle, of Viola Harris and nephew of Rosa i tember 27, at T TR g St Jarvis Co. 1un’t‘nl Dariors, 3223 Ga. ave. n.w. Suddenly, at Preed- lhrea cmmr-n. lice 3 Kin e Tilliry ?:n"xm nd lia xms Siher elatives ang. fri ends, day. _ Beptember 28, " inian "Bheidon. johnson: one_sister, M; o brothers. Cherle’ We nd a host of runenl Sun- m., Mount "ODGES. ARD W. Depatted this life “m-'x“ "c“s: 2. 1033, after 4 W. HODGES. the & 9hadges. and He aiso leaves i mains may L the ‘tuneral nlrlor of Alex: e, 315 15th e ountil M R. On “(5“::"1’1' ., sidence, Ioe, at his reside it ) aret ‘Clements’ Rowe 8t 8 am- 255wt e Faid a l:l;fr{:n{n e Holro0d Cemetery. .. GEORGE_8. On’ Wedn "%5‘5}?..;, '25, 1929, GEORGE 8, lsband of *the oteq father of Clarence 205 G %01 Birse s Fun %0’ cmpe sh nz‘x-{l t HVQI‘ ‘and fl'lenfln mvmeu vate, Congressional Cemet l ALICE. Entered e P st 5‘;&‘:5 tunmo!ner of Ml7 xlllnty Inl 'hc late Ken! She also leaves a host it o!hnr lelltlvu and s Remains l!m udly. beloved :7 And Grace K. Wood, | friends to mourn the John T. " INT i é M nce. Mcintos) " loore h, 3 Beptem| k) DI: %a lumbia Olt ' Amnlton Omlhny Va. Munosn. :nwnln 0. Puneral Fri: | "gazote, spmano 2, Tt p: . No. 288, at M ple. Cla ) Va.. Y ot mena lun;nl rena Va EA HITEHEAD, Master. | MePHERSON, ucuu M. Wednesday. a.m.. &t ner ! of the |l'.! M. McPherson and mo!her of Grace M. Landis and M: E. IcPher Funeral services ll her late riulmt. r‘l ].']‘0?;!‘".. . lll,; " d!lillll s ’d s;-fimb!r‘ 28, : Friends tnvited. Tntermen Gienwood Cemete: T MILLER, PLIZ u'rn On_Thursd; tember 26, 1635, ELIZABETH, beloved wite OF"Ihe inie. Behsamin AT Bl Zunera) from her late residence. 428 Mgss. Feptember at St. Mary chum, MUNDY. ROBERT T. On Wednesddy, Sep. tember 25,1920, at s reuaeme’gnfz cm tenden st. n.w., ROBERT T. MUN) . ember 27, “at o'clock Dm.” Relatives and friends intited fo attend: Interment Ariingon Kational Cemetery. 'HY, CHARLES W. Suddenly on Wed- September 28, 1920. CHARLES W, husband of 'Elizabetn Murphy. ged Funeral irom his 1a i R T tember 28. at 2 p.m. Hill Cemetery. PAlll. WlI.I.I‘A’;f 8. On Wednesday, Bep- Interment at RODGERS. TINY SPEED. On Thursdey Beptember 26,1920, at York Har TINY SPEED RODGERS, widow ol 'h» Iate Capt. John F. Rodgers. Notice of funeral hereafter SPRINGMANN. BERNETTA H. 3 a ur pm. Reiatives and friends invited. WAGNER, WILLIAM. On Wednesdar. Sep- tember 25, 820, "WILLIAM WAGNER of Md. »nd Washington. Basoand ot 1o Tate Bmos B ner. Bervices will be_held funeral pariors. 301 East Capitol Friday. September 37. at 2 p.m. ment In Prospect Hill cem-'-vr WAGNER, WILLIAM. A spec cation"of 81" Jonn’s Todge: A M. pe. et nd.r 27, 193 1 ol st. on Inter- 28 12 communt- September e pur- pose, of di 10t ‘o Tate rother. WILLIAM WAGKE] ANLEY 1. WILLIS. Master. WALTER. uu'y €. Tuesdav, Beptember 24, 1920, MARY C. WALTER. mother of Millard A. Walter, aged 50 vears. Funeral from ber Iate Tesidence; Clinton. Md. Erides, Beptember 27. at 3 p.m. Interment Cone Srensiona] Cometers. 28 |Died Wedneadar. Seo. T 3 be! of the late Frederick Wa*son t9 Mmourn their Ines four dyushters. four grandchild 1o Iaw ‘and a host of Eti1e Wil preside. T (Mariboro, Md. BLANCH] Saries 1.0 %eeh M Hemaing Y'!‘i"l At W W. Deal's funeral home, 818 H Tnterment Loudon Park Cemeters: Baiti- mors, Md. WILLIAMS. NAOMI. Devarted thie life Wednesdas. Senteriver 5. 1079, ;r Freed: tin, funeral parlors. 2222 Ga. WENE, MARY V. On Wednesdar, Septem- a Nt 1 11th st sx. MAR WYNE. Delsved wife ‘of cl Funeral from her late dence. Pridar. September 27. at 1030 Reistives and friends invited. In terment Fredericksburg, Va. In Memoriam. GRANT. SCOTT E. In sad but loving ree L] H!‘v\hrl“rh of our beloved husband and 1ot SCOTT E_ GRANT. who ded six today, s-n'-mber 26, 1923, 52 dear we miss. 81l is thi God keep him v We_mest some day above HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * JArxsov | S died 26, 1227, God took him home. { i wes Hiz will, thu ‘JM‘K!D' RICHARD A. HARD A o) RICRAED 8 ar el Rt 36 1928 dear friend, s memors last 1 wil _remember thee M A DEAR PRIEND. N JOHNSON. * loving remem- Bother. RICHARD, A ay one year ago * SEVOTED CISTERS. ALB SMACKUM AND EMMA BRASEL. ] OTHER. WILLIAM JACK! i k_of vou in w-e 4 01 are ‘flnr £h t\'-r:!. | PLUMMER, PRILLIP 1o ce of PHILL his life r- at Ambler sad _but .\7‘"“ PL *ks e 1911, His™W PLUAMMER: CEILDREN. Ahhm RICHARD IBAIAH, WALT!R AND PEAP) WELLS. [\!'l darling H In loving memors of my EIR \WELLS. who de- Tear aso. September Sadly missed. MOTHER. | WETZEL. CLARA F. Denarteq {his life four years ago todas, September 26, Loved in life. remembered in dem-. i | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4200 Bth_St. Col._6324. NATIONAL 138 | 332 PA_AVE N.W. | CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0572 " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) Faone West 3034 M St. aramiimed_1841 " Frank Gcier's Sons Co.. 1113 SEVENTH ST. NW. T Triephone National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulnnca 641 H St. N.E. Linc. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with, the original W, R si:lne establishe N.W k. 6628 > b Phone P merle 940 F §t. N.W. uick. Dignified. Efficient su\m Q 3 Automobile Service Deal & Co. un H T eT. N: ____ LINCOLN 8200. . H. Sardo & Co. Prn n(e Limousine Ambulance 412 H Bt. N.E. H Modern_Chepel Lincoln 0524 Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 ALMUS Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co. 23 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 Jyears at 1208 ! " Jears at 910 ¥ st. \XETFBI “GLENWOOD CEMETERY Ch:l’::’::l‘: "t ! mlmr"';';ln. _____ FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Serviee. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and Up CALL NATIONAL! 4908 GEO. C. SHAFFER BRI ORA AT S MAAIOR: O ey 1aih SNy md Sundays