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RED CROSS PERMITTED
IN BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
Hr.H Admiral Plunkett Withdraws |
Refusal to Allow Society
Headquarters for Dii.?e.
pv >h» Associated l*vp«*.
NEW YORK, November l:\-Thej
American Red Cross Sorlety an!
n<'i need todst.v that Rear Admiral
Charles I*. Plunkett had provided I
onartcrs in the Brooklyn Navy Yar I )
for representatives of the society dor- !
ins the annua! Red Truss roll call,!
n Iti«- h started yesterday
rhree weeks amo \dmira! Plunkett i
refused to permit the society to so j
l'eit member-hips hi th- navy yard, j
ssertitiff that solicitations by Red j
fro.ss agen;s cireulnting anions navy
'ard workmen would te “an imposj ]
t on’ on the 3.000 low-paid civilian)
workers there.
The new older. Red Truss officials
su'd was issued after conferences be j
tween Admiral Plunke t and leaders!
the «ooiety. at which it was a,-reed i
ihat sidici’it' ions would he made from
S FRANC JEWELRY C 0.—627 7th ST. N.W. .>
i nn Yoii pay cash <
S || ft or in weekly >
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> 11 || these low prices I
< pJILJIs remain the same s
X P*\ coni in.q - to Franc Jewelry yon re- X
V For th* Ladie% ceive the same values which cash could >
> procure—anv^vlu-ro —and lierc we accord X
l GRUEN You can have us lay aside your pur- S
S TI7 A TPI I chase for delivery any time between now >j
J WAI LH and Christmas; a small deposit will do it. «
C 50c a Week tm,.., . >
x T-Vicwel. 14-kt. white sold % J T'uTinrwF k C
reinforced <-ase. H and- vVJ Jk
engraved. -lust A A jOggi X
X. one of the manyv »n»UU f
| " j P a y s f° r ths |
\ vc imi«d At, *«k- Hamilton Watch >
£ to see the matty attractive Wl* 0 \Jr j J *jfj
f Tatties in jewelry. Wiamonds, lb 0 /a ° W 17 •l e ' VP,s ‘ ■ >'** r 50C
* * \A?* © \!l i Yug * +ijaj guaranteed case. New j
X, articles of « ;j \er. art an<t gift ,h!n modt 1
Jtieces. Other Model* up to $150.00
I TWO OUTSTANDING CASH VALUES I
| WITH $1 & $1.50 A WEEK PRIVILEGES |
l W.tcb 5
C Sl-SO a Week $J qq a Week \
A qualitv make reliable Elgin Bracelet Watch for
X the ladies. Solid 14-karat white gold 00 The famous Elgin tonneau-shape wrist 50A 4i
M engraved or beautifully enameled TIjII* v watch with 14-karat whit® gold fili®d ®n- .
I ease. TB-jewe| movement... W graved case. Reliable Elgin movement.... 1
DIAMONDS
THERE ARE NOW 3IN OUR DIAMOND WONDER FAMILY >
Absolutely Perfect
V »so* ’too I
'I h“ latest JMtditMin t » th#» OH- ff.
We Kif! IMAMnNO TH* 1)1 A MONO Wn\- MONA WONDER FAMILY—a
HER FAMILY with 1 0 its* fine.— OKR—a larK^ r htniu- —nctfrt t — fully nurravAri rirtjr: t-lcat,
r»r• f#»‘t diamond nne ?t vent ovn fine »ulor diamoml: liuautiful nM'fec't. diamond: Mtfwnvi* mount
m volume tialt'.* A new ntountmsr: another »•#*«•«•■#I «nsr: th** price $75 —and you
—al the ham** prise another oiiantity **fff*t«*<J at -an pav
th* name prp»f—and at.
SI.OO a Week $1.50 a Week | $2.00 a Week c
Christma* Silver Cluh 1R47 D r #yer« >
SI.OO Down, 50c a Week § t Sj
26-pc. Bridal Chest __« birthstone rings for any I
-A" r 1 l UiV w'/ fjEi\ n -. \OO 7s mouth Solid gold mount-
Community fbnuine C p X
50c a Week X
CRANC JEWELR V I
COMPANY I XI
* 627 7th Street N.W. * S|
FRANC JEWELRY cb., 627 7th St.
j-i fived headquarters and tit it no "rov
ing solicitors” would be permitted t>>
operate in the navy yard The same
I procedure has been followed in the
\avy Department at Washington and
in principal Navy posts elsewhere
I 'revlons years.
i ADRIATIC CITY FLOODED.
;
TRIESTE, Italy, November 1 (/Pi - !
j Violet ga’es lashing the Adriatic, cott- J
! pied with to-renihl rains, have caused t
i partial submersion of th® Island
jetty of Ora do. and set back seriously
■ rhe fishing industry to th® adjoining
•agoons. No h»s of life i« r®p rted. j
j but considemble d image has been i
; don®.
i The populace of f.trado were k*'t)t |
j awake all last night by th® pounding I
of the waves, and the bathing estab j
i lishment was severely buffefeil. The i
j Island of Rarbana and th® Sanctuary]
I of Tattali are under water,
j All passenger service by sea has j
been susn-n led and rescue parties |
j ire at w rk trying to divert th® watei ]
! so ,!« to save the houses which are]
! itartly inundated and are in great j
<1 soger from succeeding high tides.
the si n day star, washing toy, n. r.. yoxkmber tt. 1027 itmti V
mrs. McCarthy dead: !
FRANKLIN DESCENDANT
T :iv• of Philidelphis. With Horn®
in Syracuse. Was Resident
Here for Winter.
i Mrs. Mary B. McCarthy, great |
; great-granddaughter of Benjamin!
I Franklin died early yesterday morn J
] :ng ai the Connecticut Apartments j
aft®r m illn s-: of three weeks.
Mrs. McCarthy, who was ltorn itt
Phi la i -Iphia. had lived most of her j
jiff® at Syracu-e. N V., but of late ;
; lad been spending live Wintei-s in]
Wadiington
Funeral services will be bold this j
j astern-ion at ”:3tt clock, with Rev. :
i Dr. V-. Barney j'. Phillips, rector of |
j the Church of tlie Epiphany, official S
I in®. Interment will be at Syracuse,)
; x. Y.. tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, j
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. H )
:E. Trammell, wife of the I’nited j
! Sates con ul at (.natemala, and a son. j
! Ur-nn’s p. MctVirihy of Syracuse. l
X Y.
...
l IAMES N. HUSTON,
EX-OFFICIAL, DIES
| Treasurer of United States
I Under Harrison Engaged in
Realty Business Here.
i .lumps Nelson Hu si on, 7S years old,
| ('tilled States Treasurer during
! President Benjamin Harrison's ad
j ministrylion find for many years a
; leader in politics in Indiana, died
| it the residence of ins daughter. Mrs
j Howard M. Cordon. 1416 Crittenden
j street, yesterday after a five weeks
i illness. lie was formerly in the
real estate business here.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the (Jordon home tomorrow fift*” 1 -
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment, will be
in Kock Creek Cemetery.
Horn in Pennsylvania.
Born in Greencastl.e, Pa., Mr.
Huston went to Connersvil’e. Itid.,
with his father, the late William
Huston, when a young boy. His
mother died during his infancy.
Entering into polities, Mr. Huston
was elected to the Stata Senate in In
diana in ISS - ’. and in 1 BS6 was chosen
chairman of the Republican State
committee and also headed that com
; mi ! tee when Benjamin Harrison ran
f >r the presidency. He won eonsidera
' ble praise from leaders in the Repub
: lican party for tite manner in which he
I conducted both the State election cant
! mi' is and t lie earn pa* n for President
j Harrison in Indiana, appointed treas
on r, :.o served several years, resign
ing in ISO 2 for business reasons. Re
turning to Cpnnrrsville, where liis
father had been a banker, he became
I president of a hank. A large part of j
|hi fortune was wiped out by the j
! panic of 1233.
fame Here in PM2.
Bate*. Having Connersville. he went j
Ito New York and came to this city |
I again in about 1912 and engaged in;
! the real estate business here, main- j
tabling an office here until about two
years ago.
Mr. Huston was a thirty-second de- !
; gree Mason, having been prominent j
: in various organizations of the Ma
sonic fraternity in Indiana.
He is survived by two daughters, |
i Mrs. Howard M. (Jordon of this city, I
! and Mrs. H. I). Crippen of New York.
| His wife, who before her marriage
was Miss Ike Cathrene Peebles of
Kentucky, died about four years ago.
Maj. Peak Commissioned.
Maj. William L. Peak, superintend- i
cut of the District Jail, has been com
missioned by the War Department a
major in the Quartermaster Corps, it
was announced yesterday. Edward
R. Jones, 1202 Longfellow street, has
been made a second lieutenant in the
Quartermaster Corps. Both commis
sions are in the Reserve Corps of the
j Army.
SHIPPING NEWS
.Arrivals at and Sailings Prom
New York.
AFt HIVED YESTERDAY
Stiittifert—Bremen November 2 ■
| Dirtgto—Port Arthur November 2
j c'utdgonier—Ant wen* ... .... .October XU ,
DUE TODAY
j To lot*—Union November 5
; Providence —Martaills . . October go
j Mexico —Progreso Nuvember <
DUE TOMORROW
I Mumewaska —Loudon November 6
! Deutschland —Hamburg November 4
j Ledrtc—Liverpool • .November a
Lmcaslna—Southampton ...November ft
Canieronta —Glasgow Noveuib* i o
Scythia—Liverpool November o
Conte Biaiuamano —Genoa . . .November 4
American Parmer —London .... November 4
Caracas—Maracaibo November ft
Santa Luisa —Valparaiso... . ...October Jo
San Gnen/.ic—San Juan . . .. November HI
j Ponce—Sa,» Juan.. November «
DUE TUESDAY.
Olympic—Southampton November O
i tie <ie Prance—Havre November il
l.iuiauia —Danzig . .November l
Sail Pablo—Barrio**. ....... .November X
Orizaba—Havana November 12
DUE WEDNESDAY
: Wsfris—Guetios Aire*. ....... .October **4
* Mongolia—ban Francisco . . .October ~J
DUE THURSDAY.
President Monroe—Marseille... November 2
, Santa .Marta —Santa Marta. . . .November 8
J NerlKSa —SI. John's . . . Noveuibei 12
Fort St George—Bermuda . November 15,
DUE FRIDAY.
i Berensraria —Southampton . . . . November 13 ,
Columbus —Bremen . November 1* j
DUE SATURDAY.
* Riindam —Ro*tertian* November 9
SAILING TODAY.
Alicante—Barcelona.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Pa- North—St. Johr*f
Nt)«—Maracaibo.
Ohioan—Pacific Coast.
SAILING TUESDAY.
Bird (iit y —('openbage* \.
Cabo Vitlano—-Barcelona.
Dante Aligliirit—Naples
Sacanriaea—Antwerp.
S*ave me*-fiord— Bergen.
Thuringia—Hamburg.
Winono —Genoa.
. SAILING WEDNESDAY,
i lunit—tip —Southamoton.
! New York—Hamburg
; Po<h';mh»au—Havre.
Tiiuca—Buenos Aires.
SAILING TRURSDAY
| American Merchm*— London,
n-nird-virircs Bordean v.
Manchnrian Prime—Santos.
- jj—Uooenhagen.
I - * Utica-*—Bremen.
| T»no—Valoa*"»iso.
West Port—Rotterdam
SAILING FRIDAY
' ‘nice Varrcaiho.
| tie de France—Havre.
I L’nc;?*tna—l/mdon,
j ***,,n,nj<•—Pouthamnton.
j President Roosevelt—Bremen
SAILING SATURDAY.
Cameron* a— Glasgow.
Cedric—Liverpool.
Mirtnev, aska —London.
Rotterdam—Rotterdam
v vthia—Livproool.
Win* fredjan— Ant v err*.
K, st /.urh»r«t t. ** /.tirhnmt 4*
Personality
In fhf 71 w#» have been serving,
Wfifthinirton and virinity. have en
dn.ivorod to insert our nationality info
•very rase we have handled. Moderate
nricr*. Ambulance, auto ilrlivrrv and
chapd
ZURHORST
Moi ticintn
EXT 1857
Aliltiurn T. Zirklf AUr.
CLYDE J. NICHOLS. Inr. t|
UNDERTAKERS
4209 9tli St. N.W.
Civile 4 Nichols. Pres.
Eormerlv Vir« I’resMcnt-SeeretMrv
tt K. Sitteare Co.
I > lmne Col fi.i.T
Beat and Lowest Charge
Ambulance
Coll . AO O
Columbia HTum
W. W. Chambers Co.
H» Will Sen*! Up to-Date Ambulance.
Rolling Cot Stretcher. Pillows and
Blankets. The Charge is the Most
Reasonable in the Cit.v.
14th and Chapin Sts. N.W.
is? $4.00
h. . 1
former Official Dies
!===,
XII JBMri|i
•IAMES NELSON HUSTON.
MEMORIAL IS PLANNED
TO REV. T. E. McGUIGAN
Former Pastor at. St. Paul's to Be
Honored With Tribute
of Friends.
j Friends of th” late Rev. Thomas Ik j
McGuigan. pastor of St. Paul's Church, 1
are planning a memorial to him. A
meeting held Friday night in the
office of Judge Michael M. Hoyle ap
pointed a special committee to attain ,
this goal, and a committee of school
children is being arranged.
As Father McGuigan was deeply in
terested in the education and welfare
of young men desiring to study for
the priesthood, bis friends have de
! cided to establish a memorial in the
| form of an endowment of SB,OOO for ,
t the education of priests. More than i
j $l,lOO was subscribed at the meeting. I
{which appointed Miss Julia. Kernnn j
| secretary and Rev. George B. liar ;
| rington, pastor of St.. Stephen’s j
S Church, treasurer of the memorial
i association.
This committee, which will appoint
I special committees for each church,
! was appointed: Mgr. F. Thomas,
| Rev. C. J. Dacev, Rev. Hugh J. Mon
aghan, Rev. John A. Smith. Rev.
I’eter L. Ireton, Rev. Father Harring
i ton. Judge Doyle, Denis J. Connell,
I John J. Noonan, H. S. O’Neill and
| Charles N'. Fisher.
CITY NEWS IN BBIEF.
TOD A Y.
The Wanderlusters' hike will start
I from Congress Heights Engine House
! at 2:43 o'clock.
A walking group of the A. A. W.
will meet at Fifteenth and H streets
northeast, with transfer for Blndens
burg bus. at 2:30 o'clock. V. K.
Chesnut will lead a walk, to be fol
lowed by a box siipp o * - at th° Chesnut
, home in Hyattsville. All college
; women and friends invited.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
J meet, 2:45 o'clock, at District Line
■ Station at Cabin John, for a hike to
1 Little Falls and across country to
j clubhouse. Campfire and coffee.
Bring lunch, cup and flashlight.
| Th» Junior Hadassah will give a
! tea dance trout 3 to 6 o'clock at
j L’Aiglon Club.
1 FUTURE.
! The Argyle Study club will meet
| tomorrow, 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs,
j F. H. Hillman, 1234 Crittenden street.
Luncheon.
The Stanton Park Citizens’ Associa
! tion will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at i
I Peabody School.
| The Federation of Citizens' Assoeia
| lions will hold a special meeting No
j vernber 19 at 8 p.m. in boardroom of
j Municipal Building.
| The Woman's Guild of the George-|
| town Presbyterian Church announces j
; a bazaar and cafeteria supper Wed !
nesday and Thursday, after 3 p.m.. j
j with supper service from 5 to 7. at I* j
: street near Thirty-first. Admission '
; free. Booths, white elephant table I
1 and grab bag.
A card party for the benefit; of
j Casualty Hospital is scheduled for the
1 afternoon of December 2 at Willard
j Hotel.
J St. Mark’s parish will hold a hazaai
; in the parish house and hall Tuesday.
| Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
i and evenings, beginning each day
wiih dinner at 5 p.m.
■ The Speech Reading club of 2313 i
; Cliffbourne place will meet Tuesday, 8
{ p.m. Busy Bee meetings will he held
every Thursday in preparation for the
* annual Christmas bazaar. All deaf
persons and friends of the club are
invited.
Society of Natives meets at Wash
ington <’lnb. Seventeenth and K j
I streets. -8 p.m. Friday. Election of >
i officers. i
f *
| The legal age of marriage in India is j
, gradually being raised in the different j
' states to eliminate marriage of voting i
j children,
FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS anolv Animal -
S l-rague ,14i> Maryland av» wty Main sows
j _ IJIST.
i h-AR PlN—sso reward for return of TlTi
' r, n , .VI„ p ,'." yoetaminir 1? diamond-
N difv 1010 ( wirt Square Bids-. Haiti mo. e
M»t. or nhone Ula/ t OHBS
9 E AGLE PUPPY—Ad(*re ami eoll a r Rr -
w r*t if iptnrned to 3294 15th *t. n.w'
BRIEF CASE. Nov. 2. hetweeitlirff aml'l. et
j.w and 14th and T st-. n.w.; church music,
tie idbng with money, kev bank hook cve
;''a*i,,e«. e*. . Return to Mt. Moriah Rapti-t
VH 1 !' »*nd I-f st*. s.w., or phone North
<*A.> 1. *.
« OAT, lady w In Hecht Co box in Heoht
dent, "tore Saturday. 1333 Euclid at. n.w.
Adams 7*30-J. .
DINNER RING. 2 diamonds and 1 sapphire;
Moodav; reward. Phone Cleveland 2034. *
KY'EGLASSES, *n leather care: at Center
Market. Reward if returned to Mr. Chapin s
f iend. ( enter Market, •
GLASSES, horn-rimmed n Mack ease: in i
ork*ye T.ieater. October 2ti; reward. Nortli
j 8.1J7. 1437 R. 1. ave. n.w. *
LORGNETTE, gold without chain; on tbth
St. n w.. t*etweer* G and Pa. ave. car stop,
about 11 o’clock, Saturday a.nt.: reward ;
Ant. 1010. JOft 18th at. n.w. Phone Mam 1
3081, •
PENKNIFE, tiilvei : reward. Return to name I
thereon at Wnrdmao Parte Hotel. •
POCKETBOOK, painted snake: km. rontammu
diiver'* .mense and car papers: last Fridav
evening, on Dumbarton ave, 30th st.. R.
Wiaeon in ave. or Newark st. Reward If te
! turned to 3010 Dumbarton ave.. Apt. 2. Tel
j West 047.
POLICE PUPPY’. 3 mouths old. mouse color:
red collar: strayed away Thursday afternoon.
Reward. 3825 Wistamsiu aye. Cleve. 124.
I’fiPPY, little female white, black ears. 3
black spots on bodv tittle white <"* left car.
Please return to 3211 Otis st.. Mt. Rainier.
Md, Ph, Hv.atts. 208. Reward. *
SCARF, triamrular silk scarf, in Bethlehem
Chapel or Cathedra! Grounds. Friday. Call
Potomac 5520.
SET OF FRENCH POSTALS, between 10th
and Harvard anil Wardman Park. Frida*:
valuable try omier: reward. Cleve. 51)00-W.
SHOE BUCKLE—Rhinestone: vicinity of
Kami’s store: Nov, 10. Reward. Clev. 4137.
SHOPPING BAG. black moire silk: on Ml.
Pleasant car. Friday afternoon: reward. Apt.
52. the Dresden. *
SPECTACLES, shell frame, in leather case:
on Friday: vicinity of Willard Hotel. Re
ward . Pnonc Col. 3150. JU} *
SPECTACLES, horn-rimmed, in tan leather
case, on Wesley Heights bus. about 6 o clock.
Wednesday: reward. Cleve. 55i>8. 13*
STEER, strayed from the Washington Abat
toir Co., at Bennings. D. C.. one white face
Herford steer sls reward for its return to
pliove address.
UMBRELLA, silk: bamboo handle, plainly
marked with initials “A. A.' : Saturday tore
noon in street car marked "Bth and F N.E.”
Finder please call North 3080. •
POLICE DOG—Young-, dark
gray; answers to name of Tvex;
vicinity Fort Stevens. Adams
3754. Reward.
SAMUEL SANFORD
! FUNERAL TOMORROW
i Editor of United -States Bureau of
Mines Dies After Illness
of Three Days.
Samuel S:irford f> f 1331 \ erntont
venue, editor of the United States
Bureau of Mines, Department of Coni
merge, died at Garfield Hospital 1') i- j
day uftenioon after an illness of three
joys. Mr. Sanford was l*or/> at Middle
town, 11. L. August 5, 1865. After
; preparatory schooling in bis native
j State and the Roxbury. Mass*., Latin
| School, he entered Harvard University
| receiving a bachelor's degree in _ 1890
i Following graduation, he did engineer
ing work in the Lake Superior iron
| coun’rv for several years.
In 1837 Mr. Sanford joined the staff
j *f ’he Engineering and Mining Journal,
| New York City, as assistant editor.
I In 1305 he was employed as hydrolo
! gist bv the United States Geological
I Slavey, specializing in studies of
I artesian waters of the Atlantic coastal
j plain. After a brief interval as geolo
| gist with the Florida East Coast Raii
! way, he rejoined the Geological Sur
| vey in 1908 as assistant engineer.
I When the Bureau of Mines was cre
ated, Mr. Sanford was appointed its
first editor, a position he held without
interruption from 1910 until his death.
Mr. Sanford was a member of the
Geological Society of Washington, and
the Washington Academy of Sciences,
and was a fellow of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
i Marie Sanford, and bv a brother and
sister. Funeral services w ill he held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, ii
the Chapel of J. William Lee's Sons
i 332 Pennsylvania avenue.
LOUIS KANSPACHER
TO RENEW LECTURES
Will Speak Atrain for Benefit, of
George Washington Memo
rial Association.
Louis K. Anspacher, who gave a
series of lectures here the early part
of this year under the auspices of the
George Washington Memorial Associ
ation, for the benefit of the memorial,
will return in February to give an
other series for the same cause. The
lectures are to be given at the home
of the president of th» association,
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, 1301 Six
teenth street.
His subjects will relate to the great,
international philosophical dramatists,
including “Rostrand. the Dramatist of
Failure,” to be given February 2:
‘Suderman, the Dramatist of
Strength.” on February 9; “Shaw, the
Dramatist of Criticism,” on Febru
ary 16; “Maeterlinck, the Dramatist of
Mood.” February 23.
The officers and members of the as
sociation are concentrating upon aug
menting the fund for the memorial,
with a view to having it completed in
time for dedication and use during
the 1932 celebration of the 200th an
niversary of the birth of George
Washington.
The committee in charge of the An
.spacher lecture course is composed
of Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Robert
Whitney Intbrie, Mrs. George Cyrus
Thorpe and Mrs. Walter Rupert Tuck
erman.
THREE SUSPECTS HELD
IN SLAYING PROBE
Arrested in Connection With Rob
bery of Grocery Store Manager
November 5.
Three negro suspects are being held
by police in connection with the fatal
attack November 5 on Charles F.
Waldron, manager of an A. & P. store
at 100 P street, who was slugged by a
pipe wielded by a negro, who tiien took
i s' r, 9 from the cash register and escaped
jin a closed car driven by another
! negro.
Rewards totaling $1,300 have been
; offered for the apprehension of the
j bandit. The suspects are lodged at
precincts 1. 2 and 3. They will be
; brought before Mrs. Waldron, who
witnessed the fatal wounding of her
husband, for identification, upon her
return tomorrow from Mount Airy,
Va„ where she accompanied the bodv
of her husband.
Waldron died Tuesday at Sihlev
Hospital.
THE WEATHER I
I ■—
District of Coluh.b’a—Fair and colder
today, tomorrow increasing cloudiness <
with slowly using temperature.
Maryland—Fair and colder today. I
tomorrow increasing cloudiness with j
slowly rising temperature.
\ irginia— Fair and colder today. 1o I
j morrow increas! . ; cloudiness with !
; slowly rising temperature.
West. Virginia—Fair today, tomor
| row increasing cloudiness and warmer, j
! probably showers in north portion by !
| tomorrow night.
Temperature for 24 Hours.
Temperature—-Midnight. 59; 2 a.m..
•>9; 4 a.m.. SS; 6 a.m., 56; ,8 a.m., SS:
10 a.m., 65; 12 noon. 68; 2 p.m.. 64;
4 p.m.. 5 • 6 p.m., 55; 8 p.m., 53; 10
p.m., 50.
Highest. 68; lowest. 50.
Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 44: lowes, 24.
Tide Tables.
iF. nished by United States Coast and
(J.'Odette Survev.l
Today—Low tide. 5:28 a.m. and 3:43 j
p.m.; high tide, U;t4 a.tn. and 11:32
p.n*.
T* ..to* row—Low tide. 6:23 a.m. and j
6:42 p.m.' high tide, 12:09 p.m.
'I lie Sun anil Moon.
Today —Sun rose 6:48 a.m.: anti sets]
4:57 p.m.
Tomoi—ow~Sun rises 6:49 a.m.; sun
sets 4:56 p.m.
Moon rises 9:05 a n*.: sets 11:34 p.m.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
! halt Imur after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
—Te moe rut ure- Preen**
Ma\. Min tatton *
Sit- Fri. Sat orn.ti
mil’'- nurtit Bi> ni. Su n*
Asheville. V C . r,2 5(1 it* . .
Atlanta. Oa 70 (!*» 5 4 ....
Atlantic City N. ,T. . 74 50 53 ...
Baltimore. Mil J 2 54 54
Birmingham Ala.. . 68 02 52 1.32
Bismarck. N. Dak.. .18 2 18 ....
Boston. Mas 72 4*t 54 010
Buffalo. N Y 4 4 44 34 001
China .-I* 111 . 38 30 34
Cincinnati. Ohio s*t 38 40 0.12
Cheyenne Wvn 56 30 40 ....
Cleveland 1 . Ohio 46 4 4 40 0.04
Davenrmrt lowa 38 "H 34 ....
Denver. Colo.. 5*4 28 50 ....
Des Moines Inna.. . , 38 24 32 .. . .
Detroit. Mirh 44 38 33 0.10
Dnlnth. Minn 30 8 13 ....
El P.vo. Te - 70 50 **4
Galveston Tex 7 6 64 64 0.72
Helena. Mont.. .... ”8 12 26 ....
tod'ananotis. tml.. . 46 33 38 0.42
Jacksonville. Fla 76 6* 68
Kansas Citv, Mo 46 30 43 ....
tattle Rock. A*-': 54 40 .*«
Los Aoieles. Calif.. . 08 56 (S 3 .. .
Louisville. K> S 3 40 46 0.02
Marouette, Mich 36 ”0 34 ....
Memphis. Tenn 52 46 o7 *
Miami. Fin 78 74 76 0.02
Mobile. Ala . 80 64 73
New Orleans La .... 82 64 68 ....
New YnrV. N. A' 70 54 52 ... .
North Pb'He Nabr... »s "4 44 ....
Omaha Nebr 38 24 36 .. . .
Philadelphia. Pa 70 S 4 54, ....
Phoenix. Ai’’ 80 as 73 ....
Pittshnrirh. Pa...... 48 46 42 o.to
Portland Me 62 30 50
Portland. O’cv 18 44 *4 0.20
Ba!t Lake City. Utah. 58 36 48 ....
«t. I,oil's Mo 48 32 .44 ....
01. Paul. Minn. .... ”2 13 22 ....
Bari Antonio Tex.... 7.4 58 06 ....
Ban Diesio. Calif 66 60 00 ...
B*ii’ Francisco Calif. 60 52 56 0.42
«anta TV. N. Hex.... 56 34 4 8
o avnn 11 ah Ga........ 83 56 08 . .
Seattle Jfa«h 4 8 42 >6 0.28
Stirimrndl 111 *"■ 32 38
Tanrna. EJa .82 «4 74
Vicksh.i'lf M|*j . . 54 .8.4 54 0.08
W 4 6HINCTON. n- C. fla 53 53
FRANCIS B. AUSTIN. 80.
RETIRED MERCHANT, DIES
Former New York Business Man
Lived Here Since IS94—Widow
and Two Children Survive.
Francis B. Austin, 80 years old,
-;ince 1894 a resident of Washington
living at the Grafton Hotel, died sud
denly yesterday afternoon at Garfield
' Hospital where lie had been a patient
| several days.
Mr. Austin was born at Stratford, j
Conn., in JS47 and took up iiis business!
career in New York, entering tlvs dry-j
goods business. Upon bis retirement!
from active work be came to Wash
ington.
His first wife was Miss Mary North
Weston, first cousin of-the late Chief {
.Justice Fuller. She died 10 years ago .
and lie remarried. He is survived by j
bis widow. Mrs. Ella H. Austin; a j
son, William M. Austin of New York:'
a. daughter. Mrs. Mary Livingston j
Poor; and three grandchildren. Wil !
liam Morris Austin jr.. Francis Duane j
Austin, and Frederic F. Austin, al! o*j
New York. The funeral will be held
tomorrow at Epiphany Church and in- j
ferment will be in Wood lawn feme- :
tery.
Carbs of 3Tfjank*.
1 BROWN. I wish to express mv thanks and
appreciation to my friends for their kind
ne»« and sympathy, also for the beautiful
floral tributes rendered, during the illness
ani at. the death of my beloved husband
MRS. NORA BROWN. •
i HOFM ANN'. T wish to express my sincere !
I thanks and deepest appreciation to my
| relatives and friend* for their sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings at the death
of my dearly beloved son. KARL T. HOF
MANN; also to the Department of Agri
culture companions for their sympathy
a>’d kindness.
HIS LOVING MOTHFR. LILLIE C. HOF
MANN l NEE RETT I.
JONES. I wish to express my thanks to
many f’-iends and relatives for the kind
ness ai d svmpathv shown me at the death
of mv broth"WILLTAM JONES: also
for tb" heautifri «010 sun? by Mrs. Sarah !
H. Bailey of 1410 Ir>th st, no
MARY J ONES Berwyn. M 4,
Beatfjf*
AUSTIN Suddenly on >aturday. Novem
; her 12 I 927, ’t Garfield Hospital
FRANCIS 8.. in his Bi«t year helmed
husband of Ella. H. Austin and father of
! William M Austin. Funeral services at
j the Church of the Emnhany on Monday.
November 14. at Id 30 p.m. Interment
Tuesday. November 15. at 11 a.m.. Wood
lawn Cemetery. New York City.
BROWN. Officers and member* of Morning
Star Lodge. No. 40. I B. P. O. Elks of
W.. are hereby notified to meet in a ses
sion of sorrow, at the home. Sunday. No
vember 13. at 7.30 p.m . for the purpose
of arranging for the funeral and burial of
ni’r late deceased brother. ALBERT
BROWN. Fiiner.!! services to he held Mon
day. November 34, at 2 n m . at h'« lat»
residence 1146 Lingers ct. n.w. Officers
and members of Columbia Lodge. No. So:
Forest. Temple No. 0 and Columbia
Temnle No. 432. invited to be prevent.
Bv order of FRANK A. LFWTS. E. R.
i Attest: FLOYD C. PAYNE. See’y.
I COATES. Suddenly on Tuesday November
i! S. 10-37 FRANK C COATES, beloved
i h'lsband of Mr?. Agnes Coates end brother
of Wiiliam F and George E. Coates Re
mains resting at Moon & Allan s funeral
parlors l‘3th and Florida ave n.w. Fu
neral Sunday. November 13. at 1 p.m..
from Moon & Allan’s funeral parlors 12th
an 1 Florida ave. n.w. l->
COAJMERFORn. On Friday. November 11.
1077 at h«r residence. 115 E st. se
MARGARFT E. beloved wife of the late
H°nrv M. Commerford and mother of
-Lillian M. and Lester E. Commerford
Funeral from the parlors of Jame* T.
Rian 317 Pemisv'vania aye. s.e on Mon
day November 14. at 8:30 a.m.: th"nee
lo St. Peter’s Chor'-h. where. will be
said at f* a.m Relative* and friends in
vited Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery 13
CONNOI.I.V. Funeral services foe LOHISE
CONNOLLY of Newark. N. J.. formerly a
teacher in the public schools of Washing
ton D C who died in Portland. Me..
July 17. 1327. will be held at Gawlcr s
chapel 1730 Pennsylvania ave. nrw... o«
Monday November 14. at 5 p.m. Friends
invited. Interment private. 14
CT.NTIS. On Friday. November 11. 1327,
at tb" home of her mother, Rcsa Duplop.
735 N “t. n.w. PEARL CUSTIS. Funeral
from Florida Avenue Baptist Church on
1 Monday. November 14. at 1 o’clock. See
loaves to mourn their loss two siste r *. Isa
bella Moore and Bertha Conor. Friends
invited.
i Ct’STIS. AH members of Arabia. Tents,
! IS3 are reonested to meet at 13:30 Mon
day November 14. at Florida Avenue
j Baptist Church to arrange, for th» funeral
of PEARL CUSTIS. Ordered bv leader,
i MARIE HARRIS.
DAVENPORT. On Friday. November 11. at
the Garfield Memorial Hospital. Miss
FRANCES GARDINER DAVENPORT of
the department of historical research tn
the Carnegie Institution of Washington, at
the age of 67. Funeral services at parlors
of W. R. Speare Co.. 1623 Connecticut
ave . Sunday. November 13. at 3 p.m.
Gil LI ANI. On Saturday. November 17.
11)27. at Walter Reed Hospital. SAMUEL
tieloved son of Palmiro and Mariania
Giuliani of 16 Florida ave. n.w. Notice
of funeral hereafter.
i HAWKINS. Departed this life on Friday.
November 11 1327. at. Freedmen’s Hos
pital. CHARITY HAWKINS of Chapel Hill.
Md. Funeral Monday. November 14 at
Si. Paul's Church. Chapel Hill. Md., at 2
p.m. Bodv resting at Geo. TV. Mason s
funeral parlor. 2503 Nichols ave. s.e. *
HICHROKN. On Friday. November 11, 1327,
at her residence, the Lee House. JKNNIF.
M. HIGHBORN, wife of the late Admiral
Philip Hichbnrn. Funeral servl-es at
Gawler's <hanel, 1730 Pennsylvania ave.
n w on Sundav. November 13. at 2 p.m.
Interment Cambridge. Mass. 13
! HOWARD. Friday. November 11. 1337. at
1:05 am . MINNIE J. SCHOFIELD be
loved wife of George E. Howard, aged 58
vears. Funeral from her late residence.
733 Park road n.w.. on Monday. Novem
ber 14 at 2 nm. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Iniorment at Rock
Creek Cemetery 13*
• JACKSON. Passed peacefully into rest
Saturday November 12. 11127. at i a.m..
at her late residence. 1012 S st. n.w..
KATE M. JACKSON, widow of the late
j A Iphonms L. Jackson and devoted sistrr
of M. Louise Washington. Funeral Mon
day. November 14. at 2 p.m.. from her
late residence. 13
! JACKSON. The Young Ladies’ Immediate
Relief Association arc requested *o attend
I the funeral of Mrs. KATE JACKSON on
! Mondav. November 14. 1927. from her
late residence. 1012 S st. n.w. at 2 p.m.
MRS. MINNIE T. ('ONNOW VY. President.
ADDIE K. GREEN. Recording Secretary.
I JORDAN. On Saturday. November 12. 1927.
at her late residence. 805 2nd st. s.w.
MARY E. JORDAN, devoted mother of
Louise Simmons, grandmother of Dorothy
Luekett. Alonzo. Mary. Ellsworth Sim
mons: wife of Alexander Jordan. Funeral
j Tuesday. November 15. from Zion Baptist
j Church at 1 p.m.. Rev. Washington offi
ciating Relatives and friends invited.
I MACINTOSH On Friday November 11.
; 13-7. u Cumberland. Md WILLIAM
MACINTOSH, beloved brother of Belle
J.-ipn MefCav. Funeral from the parlors
us W. W. Chamber* Co.. 1400 Chanin st.
n.w. on Monday. November 14. at 3 n.m.
Inter ment Columbia Garden Cemetery.
Va 13
MACK. On Thursday November 10 1927.
at Providence Hospital, JOSEPHINE T.
MACK t npe Buckley l beloved wife of
Thomas Mack Ant. 201. East Clifton
Terrace Funeral from Hanlon’s mortuary
chapel 641 H «t n.e. on Monday Novem
ber 14 at 8.30 a.m.: thence to St. Taul s
Church where high requiem mass will lie
I sung at It a.m. Interment Mount Olivpt
Cemetery Relatives and friends invited
to attend 13
| MALI l„ Oo Friday. November It. 1927.
at Fmergencv Hospital. IDA B . widow
of Allan B ManH Funeral from her late
residence. 716 Rnxbnro- st. n.w.. on Mon
dav November 14 at 10 a.m Relatives
; ,n,| friends invited. Interment at London
Park Cemetery Baltimore. Md. 13*
MAAS. Passed into eternal rest on Satur
day November 13, 1927, ALONZA R
MAYS beloved son of Willie May* hus
band of Margaret Mays and beloved
brother of Pearl Mays Aekertnan and
Audrey Mays Gregory Funeral on Tues
dav. November 15. at 2 p in., from her
late residence. 336 Indiana ave. n.w. 14*
I MrC.ARtTHY. On Saturday. November 12.
1327. at her residence. The Connecticut
s nsrtment. Ant 22. MARY B4OHE
McCarthy, -Wife of the late Dennis
McCarthy Funeral services at the Church
of the Eniphsny. 1317 G st. n.w.. Sunday.
November 13, at 2:30 p.ni Interment
Syracuse. N. V (New- York. Philadelphia.
Syracuse and Cazenovia. N. Y., paoers
please cony.) 13
.AIcNAI'GHT. On Saturday. November 13.
1327. at »he home of her daughter. Mrs.
Jessie Adki”s 1434 16th »t n.w, COR
DELIA ANN Mt NAUGHT, wife of the late
Mai. Archibald MoNanght. Funeral pri
vate. Interment at Arlington Cemetery.
NALLS. Suddenly, on Thursday. November
10 1927, at Garfield Hospital JOHN H..
beln ed husband of Elsie E. Nalls (nee
Belli. Funeral Sunday. November 13 at
1 :3<i nm. from funeral parlors of Perr.v
& Walsh. 29 H st. n.w.: thence to West.
Washington Baptist Church. 31st and N
»t« n.w.. where services will be held at
•’ n m Interment Columbia Gardens Va.
Relatives and friends invited. 13
NIAIS, Departed this lite November 12.
1927. at 6 a m , at his resident 68 P »t.
n.w . LAWRENCE KIMS, devoted husband
of Mamie Nims. He leaves to mourn their
loss one daughter one sister and a host
of other .elatives ami friends. Retnai"*
resting at the funeral parlor of George B.
Clarke Co. 1416 Florida ave. n.e. Notice
of tuneral hcrealter. 13
PALMIER. On November 10. 1927. at Bibley
Hospital after a long illness. CHARLES E
PALMER, ared 49 years, beloved husband
of Rebecca Palmer of Ardmore. Md.
Pert ices at Hv-song’s funeral home. 1300
X *t. nw. on Monday. November 14. at
10:30 a.m Interment at Lanham. Md. 13
PALMER. The officers and member* of
Franklin Lodge. No. 2. K. of P.. will as
semble at. Hysong’e funeral parlors, Mon
day. November 14. at 10:15 a.m., for the
f impose of conducting, services for our
ate brother, CHARGES E PALMER,
fly order of JOSEPH FITZGERALD.
rii-in.-tiln. - A
©eatfis.
r YlnPr ri , I \(c-’-. tP ' 1 . V, I'* 1 '* ,!fe Friday. No
st „ 1 u-rtt'v/i. J A’ A ' 131'i 22n!
! husband'*,, f .hl'V * M „ PATRIC K helovel
f aV^ an ? late Margaret Patrick an«
f th#> ,at g*
1 Patri. k ,r IOU T»I * hc,r &•» 5 ions. Will.an
Pat.bk- •>'Fitnck and Arthui
1 tm-V-ini-™ *' goddaughters and 3 daugh
sy? h -mn'e’TS! J? S\
SM.,I *l®. 1( 3m f, >’’ the -sp,,.* „f hit
Relatives a'nTfr.ends'mvUeVi* 1
Q, joHANN n A «,!"k ' 3 K
nen! w ill take nl,, „ f*,4, he- Vale'
j deuce. Apt. 67. 1,333 ISt n w ns tKS
dav morning, November' u " al
o.lotK theme to 8t Matthew *Yw«*ls
here mass will he said -it 9 o'clock RtdS
lues and friends invited. «ei*
"'ljlj’s 2" N '>\*mker 11 1-i27. M
i RSa
! '-eutnes''incTtcd 1 41 “" m Friends*
! -w^is
! it’ iqol D-mple on Mondav. Novembei
nurnoie ,’e ‘ I:,i> «>lo.-k f»r th|
L , ‘ onducting Masonic service!
HARVEY M sagER ° Ur ,4t ® hrothßß
HENRY it KAUFFMAN, Master.
|9AN|ORD. Or Friday. November 11. 1937
I i* 1 * ogh Ht Garfield Hospital.
SANtORD ta-ioved husband of Mane banj
ford h mjeral services at chapel of J. WiS
j turn lyee s Sons 332 Pennsylvania av®
n.w on Mondav November 14. at 'J p.m.
Interment private. 13*
|S(HNAEBELE. lieparted this life Saturday,
November 1? 1937, at her residence. ?4i
11th st. s.e.. Apt A ELIZABETH LOU,
beloved aaughter of Theodore W. an!
Ahre Margaret s» aretl H month!
and 19 days Funeral from the above a«
dross „ n Monday. November 14, at 2 p tt»
interment Congressional Cemetery.
' SENDERHON. Departed this bfc cn Fridas!
Novemt'er 11 1937. at Garfield Hospital
JAMES SENDERSON of 1791 10th *2
n w ]• unoral services at L. E. Murray'!
funeral parlors. 12th and V sts. n w.. o|
Sunday. November 13th. at 4 o’clock. list
terment Auburn. Ala. Friends invited It
attend. 13*
TA AI OR. on Friday. Novembej
J' 9-7 at 6 p.ni.. at Miami. Fla-
IRENE LUCRETIA TAYLOR. FunerJ
from the resilience of her daughter. MrS
Frank Upman Livingston Heights. Va,
Tuesday. November 15. at 2 p.m. Rei»
tives and friends invited.
TORNEV. Departed this life on Tuesday!
November » 1927. at 11:45 p.m. Mr*
ISABELLA TORNEY. devoted wife m
James w. Toroey. lovinr motfiee of Bn
" ltd Garner, de-'oted sister of Mrs Mollii
'coble, Mrs Addle Kennedv. Johnnw
Harry, Byrd and Alfred Smallwood ant
foster mothe- of Evelyn Diggs. Sh» leave]
to mt urn their loss many stepchildrea
ni.ces. other relatives and friends. Ftj
peral Sunday. November 13 at 1 P.m,
from First Baptist Church. 27th and Duiii
barton ave. n.w.. Rev. Jas. L. Pina
pastor.
WESTf'OTT. On Friday. November 11
192/. at her residence, Vienna. Va., Mii
KATE WESTCOTT. Services at t.M
\ ienna Presbyterian Church. Monday. No
vember 14. at 11 a.m. 13*
WHITNEY. On Friday. November 11. 1937 i
i! , nis . •» Holt pi., Takonia Parlß
Md MILTON son of the late Miltoi
a>id Ann M Whitney of Ashburnhata
Mays., and Baltimore. Md.. and helove*
husoand of Annie C. Whitney, after a innl
ißress bravelv anil cheerfully borr-p. Fta
pera! fi-ont Trinity Protestant Eniscona
Church Pinev Branch rd and Dahlia st,
Takoma Park on Monday. November la
"t 2 n.m. Interment Rock Creek C“tne*
terv 13
I WHIGHTM \N. On Friday. November 11
1927. GLADYS WHIGHTMAN. daughtrt
of Lina Whightman and the late L.vtnai
Whightman. Funeral from W. W. Deal’i
funeral horre, 816 H st. n.e., on Sunday?
November 13. at 3 p.m. Interment «
Detroit. Mich.
H If,SON. On Satii’-dar November 12. 1907
at Freedmen’s Hospital after a long till
ness. WILL 19 M DENT WILSON, beloveS
brother of Mary E. Hall. He leaves t(
mourn their loss twelve ehildren and nina
teen grandchildren. Remains at Boyd 4
Wilson's funeral parlors. 19th and L st*
n.w From there to St. Augustine’!
Church Mass Tuesday. November 15. sj
19 a.m. Interment at Mount Olivet Oma
tery. Relatives and friends invited. 14*
3n fflemoriam.
BIAS. Ip loving -cmembrancp of our deal
mother. JULTA BIAS, who left us eleve*
years ago. November 12. 1916.
HER CHILDREN. •
BIN NS. In memory of our dear littli
HAROLD, who ’eft us one year ago today,
November 13. 1926.
No r-ne knows the heartaches.
Only those who have lost tan tell
Os the grief that 1 have borne in silene®.
Since God took you home with Him t*
dwell. AUNT MAT.
KENNEY. In sad but loving remembrane|
of our dear friend. Miss EMMA KENNEY
who departed this life one year ago today,
November 13. 1926.
Gore but not forgotten,
Our thoughts wilt ever he.
For as long as there is memory
We will think of thee.
HER DEVOTED FRIENDS. MR. ANB
MRS JOSEPH P. VASS AND FAMILY. *
MILES. In loving memory of our deal
sister. OLA MILES i nee Marshal!». whfl
left us one year ago today, November 13,
1926.
Today recalls the memory
O* a loved one laid to rest
And those who ttiink of her today
Are the ones -v ho loved her best.
HER SISTERS CORA AND OPHELIA
MARSHALL. •
POWELL. A tribute of love to the sacr«4
memorv of our dear misther. MALINDA
POWELL, who departed this life two
vears ago today. November 13. 1925.
The world seems another place
Without the smile of mother s face.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. •
WEST. In sad but loving memory of ouj
dear daughter. GLADYS M. WEST, who
departed this life two years ago todays
November 13. 1925.
Not one day are you forgotten.
*omething said nr something done:
I mention your name, if only a whisper.
And wush you were here to cheer me som*k
Surrounded-by friends I am lonesome.
In the midst of pleasure 1 am blue;
A smile on mv face and a heartache.
Always thinking of you.
DEVOTED MOTHER. FATHER. SISTERS,
BROTHERS AND CHILDREN. *
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
T. F. COSTELLO
1724 N. Cam 10l St. NORTH 7976,
Joseph F. Birch's Sons
USA AC BIRCH i
\1 *;t M w phone West 9«.
AU.I4 Al M. .VVN. Established 1841 f
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neith»r the successors of nor connected
with the original W. R Speare establish*
, , Kr .. H 1009 H St. N.W,
r Vormeriv 040 F St. N.W.
J. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director an 4
Ettibalmer. Lixery In connection. Commtv
diou* chapel. Modern Crrmatorlnms. M'-der.
ate prices. 332 Pa. Ave. N.W’. Call M. 1395,
ESTABLISHED 1876
JOHN K. WRIGHT CO..
1337 19th St N.W. Phone North 47. 27*
W. Warren T&ltavulT
14th & Spring Hd. Col. 464
Timothy Hanlon
641 H St. X g Phone L 5543. t
Wm. H. Sardo Sc Co.
Private Limousine Ambulance
ALMUS R.BreARE
Su.cctt«ding the Original
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Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
1113 SEVENTH ST. N W.
Modern Chapel. Telephone. iviain .41J
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NO BK4NCH OFFICE.
CHAS. S. ZURHORST
301 KAsT CAPITOL ST.
_ Phone Lincoln 3*2.
JAMES T. RYAN
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