Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 7

D. 0., FRIDAY, APRIL, S8, 1921 ISAAC ELLIS ENDS LIFE. REPEAL Ul: TAXES Bx-Government Employe Ill From Heat Btroke in Liberia. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO i / =R I0——=1EB=—=JEO===IJE| SENATOR’S FATHER DIES. E Rev. William Stanley Was Weak- Delivers This IN MEMORIAM, CHAMBER! Sacred to the memory of mr brother, CLAYTON A, CHAMBERLAIN. b died three years dgo today, April 8 a native of Nelson county, Ky. & Confederate: yeteran and & minister | in the Christian Church ia Xentucky for sixty years. Senator Stanley had legt Frankfert Wodnesday night for Wdshingtom, . but he was reached by telegraph at MRS. M. A. HARPER DIES. Was Past Matron of Martha Chap- ter. 0. E. S. ened by Age Infirmities. Mrs. Martha A. Harper, widow of Rev. Willlam Stanley, father of | Ashland. He returned immediately| Isaac Chester Ellis, forty-six years You atill Senator A. O. Stanley yuf Kentucky. l!‘: h:t.n falhe:s home. old, former expert accountant in the Capt. A. Harper, past grand patron HIS LOVING BIFT)J'. A\\\ T. FRAAS, * Duofold Bed died suddenly yesterduy atternoon af | Troasury Department. who recently iheloric e ur D | et e L R S DR z his home in Frankfort, Ky. He was| returned from Liberla, where Ale Rl S g RANRERLATY. 3, T8 mmmeby ot oy who s, eighty-nine years old. Fnrr(”old-‘. f"‘ or_Ini served as auditor for the governmenl e died three years ago today, April ke (GROY bout eighteen months, ended his life Chapter, No. 4, O. E. S. died yes- to Your Home Rev. Staniey had not been ill, but | Hiiolio qUINTYE Tatiets. The genuine bears | SPOMC ©18 ) 843 Var- H {verday of Brighs discase. at the| " prieats may hink 1 hase foreotten was wepkened because of infirmities | i of E. W.Grove. (Be sure you|in the basement of his home, Republican House Leader! Mrs. P. N. s od. incidend to his advanced age. He was ' gt IKOMO). 30c--Advertisement. mum strest, vesterday afternoon by NEP residence of her sister. Mr ! 4 my wounded heart has hew x,un- do they know the sorrow That’s withio my heart concealed. ought of sweet remembrapce, memory fond and true; token of appreciation a beartache stil for you. 1118 YoV NG SISTER GRAGE A REEVERS Mrs. SARAH A. CORNWELL Ricamore, Berryville, Va. Mrs. Harper's husband died in 1914 In addition to being past grand pa- tron, O. E. . he was past master of Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A. M.: past grand high priest of the Grand Chap- ter. F. A A. M., and past commander, cutting his throat and left wrist with a safety rasor. Mr. Ellis returned from Liberia about three weeks ago, accompanied by a nurse. His physical and mental condition had been affected by the in- tense heat and sanitary conditions, it} Recommends “Lifting Rath- er Than Shifting Burden.” Repeal of the excess profits tax, the Capital & Surplus, $200,000—Resources, 6ver $1,800,000 RNWELL. is stated. and his condition was sexi- : ! Naval Commandery, F. A. A. M. Slpuried Shlk St ot yeat s AScr ¢ 41D . ous ‘when he' reached home aboht [NIEher Income surtaxes. part of the| ™ rynera) services wiil be held thi e by i three weeks ago. but he was thought |luxury taxes and the levies on soft|evening at 6:45 o'clock in the chapei Though long may seem the year, a 1 (0) to have becn improving. drinks and transportation is advo-|Oof A. J. Schippert. 2008 Pennsylvania | anq ofen ta the toncly hoors He wan a native of Kokomo, Ind.lcated by Representative Mondell, | A¥énue northwest. ~Rev. John Brit- We wipe away the tears He game here about twenty-five ears |00 b Tenriaeial Be | MORGEL {tan Clark will oMicate. Eastern SWr | on may we meet. desr mother J! H H ' i ago and had been in government em- 2 \r.(('! will be conducte y Ma ‘Where friends no more shall weep, LANTED in a bank such as this, where savings earn & 2 3 ™ ploy most of the time until he ac-|House, who declared in a statement Chapter, No. 4. The body will leave For those who dle in Jesus, und intere: n daily balances, Weckly cepted the position with the Liberian | nae 1 o ashington tomorrow evening at Their death is only sleep. 3% compound Shio y 3 81 400 Rovernment. He ls survived by his|Ihat the puble was “demanding e ook for Gettysburk, Pay for The blow was hard. the shock severe, Deposits of $5 in five years will total around §. Sife. Mre Nellle Ross Ellis, and & ng rather than a shifting of tax|interment beside the grave of her o gars with Ra s Soreh w0 Aenr: =——n=a burdens.” “We should approach the question of tax revision,” Mr. Mondell stated, “with a view of repealing or reduc- ing the more harmful and objection- son and daughter, Miss Mermenia EI- lis and Isaac Chester Eilis, jr. Miss Cilis is a student at the University of Maryland. Arrangements have been made to late husband. The matron and patron Bot in our hearts you will remain of the grand chapter, O. E. S, and members of the chapter will accom- pany the body to Gettysburg. That's a tidy sum. CSRAND TERS FLORENCE AND MART. If you'd like to have that much to finance your own business or to plank down on a home, better become a GATES. our dear In loving remembrance of take the body of Kokomo, Ind., 1eav- |able of th. e, t f: y wife and sister, MARY V. GATES, who en. 3 o systematic saver now. ing here tomorrow afternoon. It 18 |as it 1s pocsiie ih do ae mon it ob- |“FRAT” BOYS ELECT OFFICERS fored oo sterial rest cme year ago (oda3. Your Choice of Oak or Mahogany Finish i = ‘ S ks probanle that funeral services will be |tain sumcient revenues (o meet the| Offcers of the Joseph H. Choate LOVING HUSEAND AXD sisTER. * | . nary and regular ex- . ; “ o Upholstered in Black or Brown Leathtrette ' 3% Paid on Daily Savings ances was a member of Petworth M. E.|pendituras of the government without | Chapter of Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity of |GATES. In sd but loring remembance of my devoted wife. who departed this life one year ago today. April 8, 1920, Church and the Knights of Pythias. the National University Law School adding or substituting any other K Y, wore elected at a meeting last night in taxes, but having in view the in- Ofpen 5 to 8:30 p.m. Every Saturday ’ creased revenue likely to be secured |the law school building. They are: o e R z Following the advice of his phy- Tax Survey Urged. Przybyszews rst_vice chancellor; ren. O Master. ot me wee; 2 i sician, “to take more outdoor exer-| Mr sonden f 4 Raiph Cook, second vice chancallor: C{ . Love and keed her as betore o DIVIS HOME FURKN 0 etary Weeks has taken up| " @vored an investiga- |y Kephart, master of rolls: W. L. 5 A AR (ON OF AMERICAN (SHERS CORP. | . avi g n Y e hs thlo'te sntec|tion by experts to determine how | Bosers. pecintios. and Donaid B Good, S S 735 7ih STREET N.W. i [ The 1ists with President Harding. The . In loring remembran far it would be safe to go with the Cor. 9th St. and Mass. Ave. dear son’ ROLLINS. who devaried this lite Secretary of War played his first © %on ROLLINS. w mepateed ais 118 EEE—EEEEEE@ \ repeal i ith- three years ago todar game with his daughter vesterday| ' of objectionable levies with: DIED. R AT MOTHER. * Bl———jo/———loj——lolc——lo]—- B omes For bettes lack |Yut substituting others, and pre-; Wedneaday. Apefl & 1021 at| MATTHEWS. Sarred to the memors of my next time. dicted that ordinary expenditures of . at_Silver Spring. zll'; BHIP- | “oving mother. EMMA MATTHEWS. who de. the government, exclusive of the in- 0. ot 10 2o B e i e e terest on the public debt an sinkin -rmmn Se: X 1011 7th st. n.w. < 3 fund payments, would “soon be res| Interment Leurcl Md. Friends nvited. | Qonon heart in the years that have flown Our birthday gifts to you men The Hecht Co. Silver Jubilee Sorciety Brand & The Hecht Co. SUITS i $37.50 made to sell at $50 to $60 OU, we and the manufacturer are the BIG THREE in clothing business. YOU have favored us with an ever increasing business these last twenty-five years; we in turn have helped the manufacturer, and now it’s our birthday, and it’s his turn to help us and YOU. That’s the reason behind this sale That’s Anything you want in model or material; plenty of solid colors; plenty of neat stripes. Sizes and styles for every one. And instead of $50 to $60; pay $37.50. Because of insignificant irregularities, we offer Men’s 40¢ hose, 19¢ Hurts are trifling, possibly a raised or dropped thread, which few will find and none will mind. Th Highly mercerized cotton in black, .white, tan, gray and fancy colors. Choice, 19¢c. bt Seventh at F the reason you can now buy SPRING’S new- est suits, in favored fashions and fabrics, at $37.50. e Hecht Co. Men’s hats Felts and $7).95 Derbies HE little price bears no re- - lation to the high quality— this is our birthday gift to you: Soft hats in the favored low crowns with small brims. Plenty of the desired brown shades. Derbies in black only. TROUSERS $7.50 grades $ 4.95 $8.00 grades Choice is Dress trousers with plain or cuff bottoms. Neat mixtures, dignified stripes, and solid colors. Long - wearing .woolens in fine cassimeres and worsteds. Waist sizes up to 42. Travelers’ $22.50 bags 16 Likly luggage in walrus or cowhide ONG-MILE luggage that will last forever. Genuine cowhide or walrus leather, brass 21 2L ) trimmed ; fitted with strong lock: i kid leather lined. Single or double handle. this Men’s corded madras SHIRTS —9$1.29— E’VE gone the limit to get these shirts down to $1.29, get all you will need this summer. Closely woven corded madras, in a score of attractive striped patterns. All fast colors; a new shirt free for any that hdes or that fails to give satisfaction. All sizes 14 to 17. Golf Clubs, $2.50 A birthday present to golfers NY kind of club you want is here—driver, brassie, mashie, niblick, mid- iron, driving iron, putter. Hand-forged irons; seclected hickory, shafts. Men’s low shoes Here’s a birthday present you'll recognize and appreciate. Every style oxford—the new brogues and cross tips. Black wax calf, brown calf, toney red calf. Wingfoot rubber heel attached. All sizes. ’ duced to approximately $2,000,000,000 a year.” He declared that the “present scheme of federal taxation not only is_confusing, in equitable, exasperat- ing. and, as to some of its features, confiscatory, but the total levy places an altogether unnecessary and ex- ceedngly harmful burden upon the American people, their labor and | thelr industries.” In expressing opposition to any plan to make larger payments from ’current revenues on the floating debt. Mr. Mondell said receipts from |«a1uge sales could be used for that |purpose. ~He also declared that a plan to finance a bonus to soldiers |should be separate from the general tax scheme, adding that this “might involve a sales tax or some arrange- ment relative to interest payments on the foreign debt.” URGES TAX REMOVAL. iSecreury Hoover Would Help American Exporters. American concerns doing business in foreign countries should be exempt from the American excees profits and income taxes, Secretary Hoover of the Department of Commerce said yester- day. Complaint against the present {system was made yesterday, Mr. Hoover said, by representatives of the Federated Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, which includes the American chamber in that cpuntry. Mr. Lovelle and Mr. Newman, the Secretary said, called upon him to urge removal of this handicap to American trade in Mexico. The representatives from Mexico, {Mr. Hoover sald. in particular, dis- cussed the problem of competition | American exporters to Mexico .are |tacing because goods are shipped from Europe at cheaper rates. MOURNING BLACK Within 24 Hourn CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 2480 1Sth St Col. 34 Dupont Circle, 5233 Fr. EDMONSTON’S Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children WALKING Natuare’s Foremost Prescription for Health “Foot Form” Footwear Adds a new de-] latitude fo graceful mov e-| ment, and addin grace and elas-| ticity to the tread. Trained Shoe experts ad- vise and fit FOOT FORM BOOTS scientifically. Custom Grade in Material and Workmanship. EDMONSTON& CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street Andrew Betz, Manager Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles. GUTICURA HEALED ECZENA ON ARMS Aud Hands. Itched and Buorned. Conldn't Sleep. “Eczema brcke out in little red pmyh- on my arms and bands. Later it formed a crust > and was red as fire, and itchedand burned sobadly thst I couldn’t sleep or rest. When I put my 1 would nearly cry. - “‘The trouble lasted three or four months before I sent for Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after using two cakes of Soap and three bozes of Ointment [ was healed.” (Si ) Mre. Jobr. T. Dobbs, R. F. D. 1, Evensville, Tenn., ]uly 21, 1920, Give Caticura Soap, m-nd ‘Talcum the care of your skin, .""%..‘S"&":z (Baltimore papers please copy.) BURNS. Thursday. April 7. 1821 at mu e residence. st. Ky s TRURNS, nd_ brother ains can pel, 19th e L Notiee K ; i ¥ Departed this lite Wedneadey, t ber residence, CY CRAWFORD, Lemual Crawford. devoted Hattiv Carter, Miss Susie Crawford and Enoch Crawford and loving sister of Mrs. Jane widow of the I mother of Sylvester Crawford. Mrx. Scott. She le grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. Funersl Sunday. April 10, at 1:30 rom Metro- politan A. M. E. Zion Chu st. between Bod“and Brd sts. oo 1 did not know the pain she bore, 1 did not see her die, 1 only know she went away And never said good-bye. The voice at morning came, Bhe started ap to hear: A mortal arrow plerced ber frame, She fell, but it no fen HER LOVING. CHILDREN. HATTIE, T VESTER, SUSIE AND ENOCH. IB. Thursday, mv.u“l at his resi- dence, 842 Varnum st. n.w. AC CHES- TER, beloved husband of lou Ellis. lfi.\nenl services and hnzmut at Kokomo, GILLEM. Thursday. April 7, 1621, a MARTHA ATLEEN CRAY, infant. amueiter of ltichard'A. and Martha Gray Gillem. & Fu- ends and reiatives invited. pm: ‘Wednesd: Ay 1921, at the e - !.IZL HDI:‘.I':. N. Ricamore, THA A.. widow Harper. e t the chapel of g Schippert, 2008 Pennsyivania ave. Ciats day, April 8. at 8:45 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Gettysburg, Pa 3 O. E &: Funeral of Pat Matrna MARTHA A, HARP“ from Schi ippert’s, 2008 1'st nw., Friday, 6:43 pm. Al members invited. E. R. BRIGGS. W. AL HO! rted this life WM-fld. LLINS. Depai April @, 121, at 11 am. at bis residen 643 C ROBE! Tobert - Maria Lucie Holl Funeral son of the Ia devoted father of lor, Melvina Washington and Y. and loving brother of Louisa from his late residence thence to Ebenezer wts. s.e. Friends and ovited to atend. Our lives are, oh, so lonely. Our hearts ‘are troubled sore; Your presence, papa. onis. Would make Us weep no more. i You have gone from earth to heaven, Deep sorrow shades our brow; Oh. biame us not for weeping. We have no papa mow. BIS CHILDREN, MARIA, MELVINA AND LUCIE. d slowly pa: Bat in ‘our hearts we often prased hat he might longer stay. ‘Through all his pains he often smiled, A smile of heavenly birth, And when the angels called him home BE smiled farewell to ea LONELY RISTER .\ LOUISA ~AND JONES. _ Suddents. Thursdar, Aprll 7. 5 p.m., at the residence of his son, Dr. | Willm" W Jonen. Soth and iy sten JAMES H. JONES. husband of Mrs. Joanna Jones. father of the late James T. Jomes. ¥randfather of Elsic C. Jones, in his 90th Funeral Sunday. April 10, 1 pm year. Tincoln Memorial Temple, Interment Raleigh, (Raleigh, N. . C. c., ment Sunday, April 10, 2 p.m MADDOX. Thursday, April 7. 1821 beloved mother of Adn Stewa; and the late Thomas Maddox. neral later. McDONNELL April 6 1921, at ANNIE, tewart, Liilie Miller Notice of fu- high méms will be offered for the reposs of or soul. Relatives and friends respectfully Treited " to- atiend. " Interment at Mount Olivet _cemetery. 8o Thursday, April 7, 1921, ROY L. MICHAEL, beloved ‘hushand of Norma loved son of Mrs. Julia Ga ool (formerly Michael). aged 53 years. neral from his late residence, 1621 Quarles st.. Kenilworth, D. C., Saturday. April 9, at’2 p.m. Interment at Fort Lincoln ceme. 1921, MORRIS. April 7, t 11:15 pm., at Charlotte, N. 'C.. SAMUEL MORRIS. Funeral, rom Wright's chapel, 1337 10th . Monday. April 11, at 11 a.m. Friends fivited. ~ Interment (private) at Arington. | MORRIS, Departed thin life Wednetay, Aufl 6, 1931, at . SARAH. heloved dnughter. of fopert and Julin Morrin ‘and sister of Bva, Fannie. Ida. Louise and Em- Remains can be viewed at ., Saturday. April $. tMetropolitan _ Baptist I2th and 13th ste. now pm. Friends and Funeral services Church, R st. bet. Sunday. April 10, { relatives invited. The blow was hard. the shock severe, To part with one whom we all loved 5o dear; But in our hearts you will remain Tntil in heaven we meet again. . Departed this life at Gargeld Hos o'clock p.m.. BLSIB, bel Tate Lucy Parker. ‘and beloved father of Mrs. iester Washington. and brother of | George A. Parker, Mrs. Bettie Brown and i Ollie, Weiford, Samuel gnd William Wright, and loving nncle of Chlors Rrown, s, Garrie Frasier, Lacy H. and Chariie Brown. Funeral from Winslow's chapel, 12th and K sta Ba L o'clock p.m. to attend. Interment at Culpeper, Va., Snn- day. 9° PERDUE. The remains of Mrs. FANNY C. PERDUB (nge Thornton). who died in New Jersey July 8, 1920, will be buried in Wood- cemetery, by the side of her hu-b-nd mes A. Perdue, Saturday, April 9, :30 a.m. Thursday, April 7. 1921. CALEB L. Funeral from the chapel of W. R. H st. n.w., Saturday at 10 SAERS. Speare Co., a.m. BAEBS. A special communication of George C. Whiting_Lodge. A A M., is galed tor nmm-l "Aprdi: 9, ul:"l for the purpose of attending the fune our late” brother, CALEB L. BAERS. order of the worshipfol muster. R. A. BOGLEY, Secretary. * April 7. 1921, at 5:30 MARGARFT, beloved Euneral from : Puer- cnmn '8 3 'rnuna-x. a.m., 822 1st st. me. Wite' of Thomas J. Sheehan. Rran, 3i VANDEGRIFT. Suddenly, 'mnrldlr Apct 7. a.m.. at Bmergency Hosp VEY B. DBORIFL. - Faneral Saturdny morning at 10 o'clock from Lee's chapel. * IN MEMORIAM. ANDERSON. 1o sad remembrance of loving wife and mother, MAR BRSON. TS s one Year Ak today. Aprl 8, 1030, MEUSEARD AND Chicores. - CARTER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband, SILAS CARTER. who de r?;«‘i&tm five years ago today, April wl-t. bim. Jemus. tn 1 reach the shi - | WANZER. 33 No love like yveirs, mother. 1 have ever known: No other worship abides and endu Faithful. unscifish and patient. like vours. Yet, with stroug yearning and passionate pain, Long T fonight for your presence again: Tired of the hallow. the falae and untrue, Mother. my bLeart Yearns for you. Brery day brinzs hak sweet memories, Brery memory hrine a tear: . %o deen. v heart 1 cherish houshts of ¢ z mother, 1 loved w0 s_mrr "MISSED 1Y 1ER LOVING DATGH. . EMILY MATTHEWS. PHILA., PA.* MATTHEWS. voted wife to the memors of a de- mothior. EMMA MAT- ried this life three years Sacred nd lovinz carried through. HER LovVING CHILDREN. * . Tn sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. SOPHIA MERRITT. who departed this life April 8, 1916. Bright Is her glory now. Boundless her joy above. Where. on the bosom of her God, . OVING CHILDREN. . In sad but loving remembrance of my dear brother. JAMES RANDOLPH. who departed this life six months ago, Oeto- ber 8, 1920. ‘my thoughts do wander to & grave. ot far away. whers they latd ling brother 1 tricd wo MSTER, JULIA PARKER, SEITZ. 1In sad but loving remembrance of our Leloved mother and wife, who died three years ago today. When the soft dews of kindly sleep My weary erelids gently steep, Be my last thought. how sweet to rest Forever on my Bavior's breast. HER_LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGH- TERS. . five vears ago today, SHIELDS. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother. and grandmother. ~ MARY A who departed this lite for eternai years ago today, April 8, 1913. thee, dear mother and grandmother, We miss hile in this world we stay. od art gone. but not forfotten; We @hail Siwars think of ¢ DEVOTED UGHTER " Tizz1e oD RANDDACGHTEL. SADIS ~ MIDDLE. TON. . SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance of my devoted husband, TIMOTHY SMITH, Who departed_ this lite four years ago fo- day, April 8, 1917, 1 miss thee. dearest busband, Tiss thee. In the days that come and go. Thow art Zone, i ot forgotien. 1 \\'Hl nltl.\ think of 1] LoV ‘\H’L l‘ll‘A\ SMITH. * WANZER. A tribute of love to o o mother, NARAR A WANZER: why died one year ago today, April 8, 1920, oh, bow I Rest. sweot wpirit. rest. DAUGHTERS BMMA'AND LYDIA. * Departed this life one year ago April 8. 1920, Mre SARAL vu'un Whose love can _equal_the_love of a HER DBVOTED DACGHTER. MRS. DolA ALEXANDER. " FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W R SreareCor 1208 H _STREET NW. (FORMERLY S40F PHONE MAIN Speare™ ls . WB'Speare oszph F. Birch’s Sons M St. N.W. Erubished isa Automobile Service. 412 H st. ne. Phone Lincoln 534 Modern Chapel. _Automobile Funerals, V.L.SPEARE CO, OIS % sosemehs 1 % o Phone Franklin 6628. 940 F st . 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director imer. Livery in convection, Comme. :f-‘umpel and modern crematorium. prices. T aves T il 2 s PETER_M. ULRICH ‘WEST 950, Personal Service. Modest Prices. Quick. Dignified and Efficient Service. & Co. H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3404, Alwnwb\le Service. Chay FrankGeursSousCo.. 1113 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Modern Chapel. Telephoue call, North 528. Timothy Hanlon 61 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 554, “ZURHORST” 301 East Capitol Street Phone Lincoln 372 Established in 4 . Ewd. JAMES T. RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. 8.B. Modern l-‘llrl:lh‘ - An.-h“.u-— ET- 8 Livery in_Connection. MONUMENTS. We design and erect Monu- ments, Mausoleums and Soidier Memorials in all parts of the United States. ‘¥ THE J. F. MANNING CO. % 914 Fifteenth St. N, INC., ‘experience. 0 The P tery. Noa-sects care of ‘l".- Baltimers Bouleverd at Distriet Lise. ;25 14th st. B.w. 5. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. P‘.nlapl suto delive: ry service. o—inexpensive. ro iate Floral Tokem un and 5 Y. Ave. n-:- m