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Evening star., 1927-10-25
LUKE {. MURTAUGH DIES;
LONG CONTRACTOR HERE
Retired Builder, In Business for 80
Years, Was Native Of
ireland,

Luke e. Murtaugh, "a years old,
retired building contractor Of this city.
died at his residence, 66s Maryland
avenue northeast. early today after a
long illness.
Mr.. Murtaugh was in the contract
ing business here for SO years, prior
to his retirement about three years
ago, during which time he had con-
tracts for the brick work on many OF
the embassies, telephone exchanges
and numerous houses in the best resi-.
dental sections. He was a native or
Ireland and came to this country 81
years ago. He was member of the
Washington Council of the knights OF
Columbus.
Mr.. Murtaugh is survived by three
sons, James F., Thomas j. and l.. f..
Murtaugh; three daughters, Mrs.
Thomas F.. Smith, Mrs. Katherine
Pike and Miss Agnes Murtaugh; "a
grandchildren and 81 great.grandchil'
dren.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight
tomorrow increasing cloudiness; not
much change in temperature.
Maryland-Fair tonight, slightly
cooler in east portion; tomorrow In.
creasing cloudiness.
virginia-Partly cloudy tonight, to-
morrow increasing cloudiness; not
much change in temperature.
West Virginia-Fair tonight. not GO
cool in extreme east portion; tomorrow
increasing cloudiness.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers PM, II; pm, So
IL midnight, 81; am, 40; am, 53i
noon, 63.
Barometer-4 pm, 1894; 8 pm,
29.97; IL midnight, 1901; 4 am, 30.o6;
s am, 30.17; noon, 30.19.
Highest temperature. 73, occurred
at $3.50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 4S. occurred at
8 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest. SO.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide. 2:o5 am. and 2:15
p.m.; high II le, 1850 Am. ana Gus pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. GAG am. ana
2:53 pm; high tide. S:29 am. and S:S9
pm.
Tie Sun and Noon.
Today-Srn rose 6:27 am; sun sets
SIT pm.
Tomorrow--Sun rises G:23 am; sun
sets sis PIN.
Moon rises 6:14 am; sets 5:37 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one.
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Muddy this am.
Harpers Ferry--P oromac and Shen.
andoah Rivers muddy this am.
Weather I'm Various Cities.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
John b. .Hoffmsn and Emily Harrison.
Francis W. Armstrong OF Newark. N. y.
and Eettie y. Throckmorton OF Richmond
Henry c. Althoff and Martha shaw.
Charlie Carter and Mary Bellheld.
TAFT Johnson and Susie Murray. :.
Willie Grier and Sarah Smith. both oi
John J. Wsde and Margaret N. carbley;
and RUBY Maiden q MccSeksy:yiiiisi Va ~
Elinor ". schooiey Of this city.
George .. Bargus and Dorothea Bury.
Frances L. Hummer Of Miliwood Va.
Dennis J, Murphy Of Landovcr Nd. and
Edna M. Hill. BladensburR.
Solomon King and Mary Butler.
Leo j. Hodler and Catherine L. Bishop.
William Wade and Marion HAMPTON,
John Marshall Of Detroit and Claudia
Murray Rose and dorothy Stern.
Kenneth I. Gibson and Grace g. Mahanes
both Of Richmond. ,.,,.,. 49, x..,.. r.
Mcnssro sSsn e. of fantsn 81 and A'oa
rider Poisn and Nellie YOUNG. both OF
uFFSieti Fietcher moody of this city and Katie
William Lee and Lillian Stevenson.
Joseph B. Penn of Henderson. n. c.. and
Shirley G. Lowry of Richmond;
Arthur 2. HAYNES and Elizabeth Gary
III Resinaid 3. Smith and Florine Walker.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
FOREIGN.
1wich time. today.)
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the as.tia asfh s s5 Pa a
d:.as {ds Soith cmsn 1872 B Is2Se aSe wyoming ave
MsrS nner5nec j. chism h ns So. 2is 10Th % st. ne. M
Lydia Matthews, 65. st. Elizabeths Hos
" Harry +. birmingham, e5; 12s G st. Sc.
Harry n Williapss, SS, s1S B st. &c.
Aeneas r. O'Connor. As, 6l2 Eye st. s.w.
Mary L. Parharn. Al. 2s19 Woodley I'd.
Robert L. Corbett. days. Children's Hos
Pauline r. Brawner. 90. 1918 wylie st. ns
Evening star., 1927-10-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
lATYJN0 rNNAv

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
Sssasrn sna sssss Oslo and
cois$Su:S cSiSsaS@a.sssi; ch.rbourr and sr.-
Asss:G:'s ,ssa.5R s7s 5R'sss'q sss B.,.r.
Tomalva--Antwerp.
Vasari-Buenos Aires.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Aaqitaniawchsrbours As,5.kn1.,sg and Southampton.
5sns, SsyI G%oaeaO ana
Hamburg-C Southampton and
Gretaston-Bahia.
Minnequa--Copenha agen.
Sandman Jrtnce-Buenos Aires.
SAILING THURSDAY. OCTOBER ~.
fsEsss rssdsss gGraassdL9nS9n GssssdLgsHsnn. c..os.
FinlsndUHsvssna. Has Vs:s cristobsi S "sl and Pacific
Santa 'Ana--cristobal Iauiaue and Val.
eosmo@saq esSsj Juan.
MaloioMH cristobsi and Pacific Coast.
Antilla-Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tampico
SAILING FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Qlympic-5Cherbourg and Southampton.
France--Plymouth and Havre.
Arabic-PlymQuth. CherbQurg and Antwerp.
Presidente Wilson-Naples. Patrss and
Caronia-Plymouth. Havrs and London.
Commewyne-Port au Prince and Curacao.
Minnesota---Boulogne and London.
BolivarSPort su Prince. Puerto Colombia
and Cartagena.
SAILING SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90.
Tyives--santiago. Kingston and Puerto
MaesSiSsantiago. Kingston and Puerto
Espsr9amaayana esrfn0'aa and por. Liu,on.
Edith--San Juan. Ponce and Mayasve5.
Huron-Puerto Plata. Maeoris and san
ponssmssn DSnlasES clas Juan.
Haiti---st. Thomas Martinique and Para
Dresden~Plymouth. Cherboure and Bremen.
Aurapia--Moville and Glasgow.
Laconia-Queenstown and Liverpool.
Vauban-Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and
sibonsysAavsna B1snos AAiEss;
Fort Victoria-Bermuda.s -,,-.,t-..e
SAILING TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1.
rep,s sndd snd GsaSs banax
President Harding-Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Bremen.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Q.
esrspssEacheTSsyrr snS sSnshs%aptMSn ANA
Santa cruz-cartasena, Buenaventurs and
stocEho tocGEfhSoiinnameothenburr
Yoro@Kinsston.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
DIES AT AGE OF 81.
Mics Catherine Lynch Was Life
long Resident Of Washington.

Miss Catherine Lynch, daughter Of
the late John and Catherine Barry
Lynch. and q lifelong resident Of this
city, died at her residence, 1917 Mon
roe street, yesterday after seven
weeks illness. She was 81 years old.
She was educated at the Immaculate
Conception Academy.
Funeral services will be conducted
In st. Paul8 Catholic Church tomor-
row morning at 9:30 o'clock. Inter.
ment will be in Mount Olivet Gene.
terry.
Miss Lynch Is survived by two
nieces, Miss Grace Lynch and Miss
Ethel Lynch.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Births Reported.

Louis r.. and Mary Klein. boy.
M;ntna, Martin a and Beatrice Gleason. boy.
Ei,I. Eli p. and Ada Z sim9uy;ir siri:
william Rah.st am and fi Mildred F. seherrsr girl.
Aaron and Edith Kushner. girl.
Garnett r. and Rachel 2. Luttrell. boy.
Livous B. and Thelnla Coe. girl.
Eugene w. and Charlotte M. Ford girl
Evening star., 1927-10-25

PITTSBURGH, October 25 @.-W.
Marshall Page, 46, vice president Of
the Copperweld Steel Corporation,
died today after a short illness. Dur.
ing the World War he served in the
Engineering Corps of the Army and
in the Chemical Warfare Division,
holding the rank Of major. He was
unmarried
Evening star., 1927-10-25
japanese Princess Dies.

LONDON, October Is R).-An Elk
change Telegraph dispatch from Toxic
says that Princess Toshiko Fushimi
consort of the late Prince Sadanaru
died today at the age of 20.
The emperor has Cancelled the re
view Of the japanese fleet scheduled
for October 80 and returned to the
caDita1
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Car0 of Thanks

MOORE. We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation and thanks for the. kindness
and sympathy OF our friends and relatives
for the beautiful floral tributes sent at the
death Of our son and nephew. HILYARD
Mr.. AND MRS. E. U. MOORE. Mr.. AND
MRS n G MOORE
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Woman Gets Reurieve.

CHICAGO. October 25 (P.-Mrs.
Catherine Cassler, under sentence to
be hanged Friday for murder, today
was given a so day stay of execution
to carry an appeal to the Supreme
Court by Judge Phillip L. Sullivan,
the trial iudge
Evening star., 1927-10-25

London is solacing itself for the ex-
cessively wet season with the assur-
ance Of a noted doctor who declares
that rain Is a health.giver because it
lays the germ-laden dust and washes
aWay the refuse
Evening star., 1927-10-25
SAMUEL LUCAS, SO, DIES.
Confederate Veteran Was Wound
ed in Pickett's Charre.

Gu AZ 9ASASLL S0dKkSs
Special Dispatch to The Star.
LURAY, Va, October 25.--Samuel
Lucas. SO years old, Confederate SOL
dier. who is said to have carried bull
let's received in the immortal charge
Of Pickett's Brigade at Gettysburg.
died at his home in southern Page
County yesterday.
Surviving him are one son and four
daughters. Funeral services were
held today.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Deaths.

oSsr a anfBs5ted sBBae 1, tPis life s.pdsSs O.
2ELfk asS RsiSe Rss5ifS9es Gaush..r e. 4s g & jane:
F&d Fnners mG'3F from prinfe n. ; ssssr Of Ella Louise
I I and and NJ ne. Wednesday. October se. al
RoDERIcK. RICK. suddenly. on Saturday, october
Nd WALTER E.' ESseSs SeoTsd ~ husbsna ssbsl90Tsf 81
tNesIn tWNleanor -FKoderick Remains resting at W,
from ". Warren TaltayuiI's tune funeral home, home.
dath o;oS st; and 81 Spring I'd: n.w., on wednes:
Arlinston National Cemetery cs 1flmsns With mtaaS as
ofossf geafsa4ily Iss at g 5s't & sa'qs q,
RANcs R yNssfs"es Devoted Std SusSand s. ., TyM
Martin TAYLOR and beloved nephew OF
Mrs.. Mrs An1ie na,dSr Kimball 1 Young Funeral We'd
Ebenezer NJ. e. Church. 4th and D SITS. se.
Sweet memories will linger forever.
Time cannot change them. lis true.
Years that MAY come cannot sever
00f '0''"S f'"f'''''G10Gs G0sEPHfSE. p HffSq IS.
TAYLOR. The Banneker Relief Association
announces the death of Brother WILLIAM
TAfTHoE TaGstal ss5adraeyo ocs5st SSS1f o
IL 30 pm. from Ebenezer Church 9th
terry NATTER j. SINGLETON, Pres.
Union and Ladies Auxiliary OF District OF
of9iqmba Cf Rrd waT are hereby notified q the deslh
| Wednesday. October 26. at 12.3O pm
| from Ebenezer NJ. f. Church. 4th and ID
| sts. sc: Auxiliary members who can are
| asked 70 usher. Report at IL noon 10
Mrs: Moxley, Black skirts and white
waists WM. H. DAVIS. President.
I9s3 HARRy " WEsTToSSs TTfosSSssb beloTed loTe9OsT SON %
barry and Mary {. Wetherbee. .14I3 T
hereafter -
WOLFE. October "a. 1927. at sibley Hos
loved wife OF William +. Wolfe and sisser
iats i3f Carrie rsIis.Do: D. Srymes Funeral from her
| Md. THURSDAY. October 81. at nm IN.
terment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20.
Evening star., 1927-10-25
Houghton Calls on President.

Ambassador Houghton, who IL or
leave in this country. called upon Pres
ident Coolidge today to pay his re
spects before returning to London.
Evening star., 1927-10-25

ASHER. In loving memory of my dear dad.
eternal rest two years ago TODAY October
rs. 1925.
Just vber Efa ,,,a luizA 'r
-, And he could have lived his best y
The gates of heaven opened
,,,, And called my dad home to rest
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661. Why are tall people the LATEST?
662. Why is the letter 3D. like a
wedding ring?
663. What is full Of holes, but yet
holds water?
664. What odd number, when be-
headed, becomes even?
665. If the children slain in Herod's
slaughter of the innocents were bur-
ried in sand with only their right feet
showing, how could you tell boys from
girls?
Sos. What is the earliest mention
of banking transaction.
667. Why was there no card playing
in Noah's ark?
Cos. Who was the first man men,
toned in the Bible?
669. What runs all day, but always
stays in the same place?
Answers.
641. An appetite. 642. 1T. 643.
Outside and inside. 644. The multi
plication table. 645 1t is In the mid
die of day" 646. They are farthest
from the bark. CAT A dead one. GAS.
you lick it the faster it goes.
661. They lie longest in bed. 662.
Because I'VE" could not be WED"
without it. 663. A sponge. 664.
Seven. 665. Only boys were killed.
666. Pharaoh got a check on the Red
Sea bank. which was crossed by
Moses. 667. Noah sat on the. deck.
66S Chan l. 669 A clock
Evening star., 1927-03-20

ness. To a certain extent the straight
line prevails. There is no exaggerated
flare, nor are most of the best dress
makers disposed to use the extremely
bouffant type of skirt. There is no
very marked nipping in at the waist,
but there is a general softening of the
hard lines of the past seasons and
curves are gradually taking the place
of angles. The fact that the waistline
Is rising only very gradually is no
doubt more favorable to the return of
a normal waistline than would be a
sudden change in its position. In
fashion 1t is the changes that come
gradually which are most significant
and abiding. Drastic changes are usu-
ally mere flashes in the pan-fads
rather than real fashions.
One observer predicts that within
three or four years we shall be wear
ing high waistlines-like those worn in
the Directoire and Empire period.
One notable fact regarding the
present fashion that should not be
overlooked Is that the clothes of the
present time are of a much higher
order than those of yesterday or day
before yesterday. We have perhaps
not enough perspective in the matter
always to be aware of this, and the
older woman Is quite naturally preju-
diced in favor of the fashions of her
youth. But 1t Is perfectly true never
theless that from the point Of view of
taste, of artistic beauty of comfort and
wearability frocks, wraps, hats and
most accessories are many degrees
ahead of the clothes worn in the
eighties or nineties or The sixties or
any other time in the last century or
the first part of the present.
The number of good dressmakers
both in Paris and in this country has