Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1921, Page 5

Bethesda BLUE GRANITE It's Everlasting Wherever _you gq you:can easily - pick out Bethesda Blue Granite Beauty—Permanency This wonderful stone is remarkably bzauti- ful, either polished or with rough finish. It is the most impervious of all to water and the ex- posure does not mar its beauty in the least. No metal rust to discolor. And it is imperishable. Special Prices Now We have a very large stock of especially in- teresting designs and are making special price concessions. It will pay you to investigate. Call at our shop—opposite Soldiers’ Home gate. THE MONUMENT SHOP '109 Upshur St. Columbia 4936 10 Selections Free - Plays Any Kind ‘" .of Record Much Better Guaranteed 10 Years $5 Cash—$2 a Week SCHOONER SUNK, 3 DROWN. NEW YORK, ‘September. 24.—The British passenger liner Caronia, leaving here today for Liverpool, sank an ‘unidentified eand . schooner while pasaing quarantine. Three of the gchooner'a crew were drowned. T:klnx the world o November the favorite holiday month, twen six out of its thlrzidny- being_ ke as official holidays by uwy difte; PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 of 83 months. Tt . Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn’ be- fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing ,$800,000 ’ LEmun PLANSHONORS FOR MARSHAL FOCH Distinguished French Genral to Be Elaborately Entertained ‘While in America. Elaborate arrangements are being: made by the American Legion for the reception and entgrtainment of Mar- shal Foch of Fra;a during his stay in America as thé guest of thsat or- ganization. On his arrival in New York city he will be met by a dele- gatlog from the American Leglon and escorfed to the ‘third national con- vention at Kansas City, Mo, A subcommittee composed of Alton T. Roberts-of Marquette, Mich.; Henry D. Lindsley of New York city, and James A. Drain, department com- mander for the District of Columbia, visited the various government d partments during the pa: twn d- and conferred with offtch nection with the visit of thll dl tinguished official. Dite of His Arrival Marshal Foch will arrive in New York the-latter part of October and take the train to this city. After spending a day or two here he will be accompanied by the recestion committee to Kansas City. where the American Leglon convention will be in session October 31, November 1 and 2. He will again visit the Na- tional Capital on November 11—Ar- mistice day—on which occasion cere- monies for an unknown American soldier killed in France during the world war will be held at Arlington national cemetery, with President Harding as the orator of .the day. Marshal Foch will make & tour of he United States, under the auspices ~ Queen Anne Bedroom- Suite Your choice of walnut or mahogany, consisting of Dresser, Chlfiorette, Vanity Dressing Table and Full Size SI 5 00 Bed . 2 Latest Records 14210—All By Myself. Fox trot. imi. Fox trot. 10315tz of Loy Wal ewhere in Hopslata. Porcelain-Top L e 4371—Strut Miss TR A o A Dars Alive. 2088—W, Wang Bluss. - Lacille A I %{- You Because You Have Zoving Ways. Lucille Hegamin. Chifforobe Your choice of o2k or ma- hogany finish; ‘guaranteed construction. Must be seen to be appreciated. , . $38. 75 $3.50 Cash—$1 a Week 315 00 CmHZ 50 Weekly ' Double Duty Duofold Bed: Kitchen Cabinet e 5 | 5 of the Ameriean-Legion, according to présent arrangements., Receptiop Committee Personnel. * The reception commitiee of the American Legion. will 'bé ‘composed Kirkwood, Kanses ‘City, Mo.’ mes. Walmsley, New Orln Harzy 8. Berry, Hendersonville, James A. Drain, department com ménder, District of Columbja; Thom- as Goldingay, national.vice command- er,” Newark Charles "W. Bart- lett, K: City, 'Me Nidar, Mason’ City, low: Kendrick, Skn Franclsc W. Holloway, Kansas Cit; Hoftman, ' Oklahoma €ity, Okla. Albert A. Sprague, Chiéago, IIL; J. J. Wicker, Richmond, Wlde H Phillips, . Lexington, Scrugham, Carson Cit; Greenlaw. Augusta, Me.; Dr. Forster, New Smyrna, Fla.; W. Knox, ‘Manchester, N. H.; Jerome F. 8t. Louls, Mo.; C. B. Blethen, Wash.; Milton_J. Foreman, Chicaro, IIL; Gen. W. W. Atterbu Philadeiphia, Pa.; P. Lincoln Mitcheil, Cincinnati, Ohio; Charles. W. gomery, Newar! V. Rickenbacker, gton, D. Dr. Carleton B. McCullough, Indian- apolis,” Ind.; - Matthew H. Murphy, Birmingham, Ala.; Willlam B. Follett, Porn-nd. Ore.; ' John _ Gregnway, A. H. Vernon, Little Falls, r‘m Chester G. Bolton, Cleve. Duy Seattle, C.; hio. Col. James A. Drain, a member of the committee, is commander of the District of Columbla Department of the American Legion and a member of National Press Club Post, No. 20. Capt. Eddie V. Rickenbacker; “Amer- ica’s ace of aces” in the world war,,is a charter member of George Wash- ington Post, No. 1, the pioneer post of the American Legion, this city. ‘fCofisi;ti.ng of 2-inch Con- tinuous-post Bed, Rustproof SANITARY SPRING and ALL-COTTON MATI'RFSS. Pnc»s start at $39.50 $5 Cash—$1.a Week Oak or mahogany finish. Uphoistered in black of brownleatherette. $34.75 ¥ sta"t at Prices . $5.00 Cash—$1 Weekly Substznhal]y bullt bf\'sb'lld ‘upholstered ;in- ‘best’ gradc leatherette. 10-Piece Dining Room Sutte 00 Cash—$3.50 Weekly . Solid Oak Bli'ét Rich golden finish, highly polished. Extra well made. . $39.50 Your choice of Walnut or Mahogany, consisting of 60-inch Buffet with mirror back, China Closet, Inclosed Serving Table, Extension Table, 48 inches wide (S4-inch Table SIOOO additional); 5 Side ‘Chairs, 1 Armchair, seats upholstered in various shades of genuine. luther - $9.95 | $1'Cash—$2 mmuy wht ho W old a b TV NEWS N B Gfl?l‘o ‘Association will lllntl. uesday nlsht at-the Phil- 00} follows: Alton .T. Roberts, Mar- | . ot " o) l Pleapant W, C. T. tomorrow. at 2 p.m., wlth )(rl. c, Bennett. Election and annual ' The Women's City Club i stve party Saturday, at 8 p. \The Catholle Women's Service Club will open Its darice season’ Friday, at §ommunity House, 601 E street, at Mrs, Winifred Sackville Stomer will|. #peak at the talking doll reception Wednesdsy evening, at the Women's City Club. deration of Women's Clubs ard meeting October. 24, at 11 a.m.,, at the Hadleigh. The Women's Re; ilean Federation |, :ol:‘l’emelahllnlllfl vember 1 at the o r. and Mrs. McMill ‘Wisconsin avenue, at 8 o'clock. — The Housekeepers’ Alllamee is to meet at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning at- Mason House, 1606 20th street. to hear adiscussion of standard wages and a report on the social hygiene institute to be held October 4 to 6 at the Interior Depntmsnt. Friday evenings All Mianesotans ar re urged teo tend the first fall mee!ln of the Minnesota ‘State Soclety at tbe Wil- son Normal School, Tuesday evening. An interesting programis promised. ;l;lh‘ere will be a short business meet- A program of motien plec- tures, vaudeville and fecreational 'sing” will be given at 8 o'clock Fri- day night in the auditorium of the Central High School, undar auspices of the Community Center department of the public schools. It is announc- ed that a general admission of 25 cents will be collected. . Tifereth Israel Templ and | Euclid streets, is to ben e 330 o'clock this afternoon. Rabbis Simon, Stlvertone and Loeb and Judge Miiton Strasburger are to speak. inowitz is president of the congregation. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. ‘Wanderlusters’ hike starts from Alexandria, Va., at 2:15 o'clock. Cars 1'2I[1|I| le‘-vet P:nznlylvlnll ayenue and streef and 2:20 lock. M Hall will Tead. Chat g The Ohio Girls' Club will give a picnic to Great Falls on cana] boat Peggy. leaving 36th aad M streets i at 10 o'clock. The National Woman's Party will hold a “watch tower” meeting at headquarters this afternoon. Marriage Licenses. licenses have been issued to the Ford and Lola J. Higgs. this ity 48d Betty N. of mnmk. Md., and Hyattaville, 3 patrick and flelzl (-. Jordan. Ona ‘Hoover fll Brandywine, W. Va., and Tiva B Henritay of New Orléans, La. 7t L. Bromiey and Jennie Bobert Siake of Bicmond Joha H. Willlams and Mpttie Thotupson. Cloyd Eoggs and Klizabeth. C. Johnson. 6605 | 7, KILLED IN PLANE FALL DODGING SEARCHLIGHT Capt. J.-A. Minnis Meets Death at Quantico While Training for Maneuvers. Capt. John A. Minnis of Mont- gomery, Ala., one of the Marine Corps’ leading aviators, crashed r his death Fridey night while engaging in prac- tice at tbe Quantica, V3, base, pre- paratory to the fall maneuvers of the marines, the Navy Department was advised yesterday. Capt. Minnis, according to word re- ‘cpived here, met his death while at- tempting to escape +a searchlight which was endeavoring to “pick out” ‘hh nhne Diving downward his plane got beyond cOnlflfl and fell into the Pntbmlc rive body of the offi- cer, who was a xndu-te of the Naval Academy and during service overseas with the 38th Infantry was wounded and. twice decorated for bravery, was ound beneath the plane. BOND JUMPER ARRESTED. Doctor Taken on Charge of Pass- ing Alleged Worthless Checks. .Dr. E. W. Ritter, alias G. A. Gard- ner, self-styled inventor of liquid fire, master of science, etc., is-de- clared to be one of the most moted bond jumpers who has come to the attention of the local police for some tine Arrested in this city on a charge of passing an alleged worthless check, the man jumped a bond of $1,000. He was located In New York city, and within “twenty-four hours after his arrest had jumped bond there and disappeared. Detectives Keck and Bradley say the man also is wanted in other cities, where he is alleged to_have jumped his bond. He was arrested-here May 18 on.a charge of false pretense, it being charged he passed an alleged worth- less check on Charles Ricord, 1ith street and Pennsylvania avenue. He was released on $1,000 bond, and the officers charge hepassed another al- leged bad check on a local hotel and then left the city. He was located in New York, where he had)a good position, and Detective Keck went there to bring him back to Wash- ington. The officer waited to get the map, who had been liberated on the personal bond of his attorney, for a ‘hearing. He failed to appear at the hearing. The Baltimore police asked the local authoritles to arrest the man, who is said to be wanted there to answer a criminal charge. PEACEMAKER IS ATTACKED. James Thomas, colored, of 18 Mas- sachusetts avenue enlisted to act as a peacemaker when he found two children fighting in front of his harna He was rewarded by & head by a colored woman. treated at Casuaity Hospital and The polica are looking for the woman. CARDS OF THANKS. BIRTH. We. wish fo cxtend our since Phanks ta gur latives, fricods and neigh: O e e pethy ana Bota] Cripuien 2t ind their symj a 3" death Ur"our beloved ‘son, EATMOND THR. AND MBS, W. R. BIRTH. ° a-u-n Syeshis £ Harrisburs, Pa., | . P ong. Boaroe. 2w Mabel JoRnso 8. wm:n.u Helea ". Mitehe, oo Blunden county, Md., TendMber u atuer ot T-lm ‘Meredith Jenkins and Beatrice John A. Denterman of Arllu;un Va., and Bessle B, Asliby of Marshall, ¥ | Joho urcougis and Licy W. Burroughs, —_— WAGE CUT ANNOUNCED. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 24.—Aunouncement was made today that the rate of Wages of all employes of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company. -who are on an_hourly basis, will be reduced 1 cent an hour, eftective October 1. This will make he wages of motormen and conduc- ts an hour. Wages on the' car lines in Philadeiphia .are based on the average rates prevailing in Detroit, Cleveland and The adjustment announced today was due to a reduction in wages effective on. car lines in Buffalo August 16. will take the chill off the room these cool evenings. - MOURNING BLACK mnmx CLEANING CO. ..’ Each One a Separate | Message of SAVINGS!! * Marqmsctw yard wide, in white, ecru or. cream 20 C color; yard Bek!er grade, yard . Sunfast Draper- iés, yard Window S}ladu* gmn or_ecru color.., 490 ful range "of Cre- lunnes e !A 75¢ Yard Shnm a2 beautifal line of Seri arquisette ard Filet - Curtains, in broken_lots of one, two and three pairs, Spe- -cialfor’ Mopnday: at 15 to 5 o cgnk redm:llon. all orgunizatious, e St ST ¥ Plalie R e ks s GORDON. We wish to express our Sipcere appreciation te our friends. rel- i and “DPicktors " for “thelr Tindness, sympathy and floral tributes at the iliness and_death of our mother and grandmother, MARTHA GORDON. THE FAMILY. * We wish to express our sincere Sppreciation to all -thoss presence and floral & o ather. FRED'F. now linegs and at his death. B8; EVA HOWARD (WIFE). FRED ALICE HOWARD AND MRS MABEL | Saturday, September 24, s ‘residence. River- dale; Ma., PHEODORE ¥ BROWSING, 5 beloved husband of Helen Roberson Brown- ing, eged forty. Notice of funeral hereafter. CASE. Friday, September 23, 1921 at the home of bis daughter, Mrs. John Hamilton, near Four Comers, Md_ GEORGE L. CASE. from Columbia Baptist Charch. Pirsnsvilic, Md.. Mooday, September p.m. 8. Saturday, ‘September 24, 1921, at Iate idence, St. Philips, ADLAID CEPHAR, widow of the iate Johi beloved mother of Floence s, f 320 D st T be held from Zarhoret' Monday, September 26, et A:i 1o B josapns Chutch, 204 a 'hpn Tom saass will be el Tor he 3 Interment ia n.e. rnn-nl parlors, oo of bis soul at 9 a.m. Atlington national ‘cemetery. Sommunication of Heval REBN. ) onder of the worshipfal m OLAND M. BROWX September 22 ton, ARDELLA" GRIMES. Funeral ntlflk Monday, September 26, from Moust Olite Baptist Church, Arting; a. WL mnn. 1921 Deioved som of llrl. Margaret M. Hammond, 13 bis sxveuth year, Faneral from his home, 3. "poydave Takoma Park, 3d., 36, at 11 a.m. Iniorment mm Septe 1521, p.m., qug“vmal\u* (nee. Hten R Funesal o W. “Harvey. her Inte < reuidcace, 1788, c\;‘-m road, Mot o’elock. lnlel--:t o, September 26, o 1t “&fi’wfl’& 2:90 p.m. Iate - Tesidence, please copy. uddenly, ¥ Septembere 23, 921, st Walfer lndrgbq\ , Corp. REGL- NALD T. JAMBS of Company K, 8724 In- 1 ALK devoted son of Lewls Anita James 4 1 White, Euhic ander. Notice of funeral later. JAMES,, Fridesi e tembet 23, L a e BGIN. " notice hmfllr. o it not forgotten; NS et i, Am-d the grave where ;:gbuufir s, A DEAR FRI Mareex of, ngumn.. Vot i'!‘m ice of funeral hereafter.e ' .- in action §a the Argonne, .. M- H. /Me- ¥ oty Seacas -fmnmfi % GEG"C‘W 71 (5 thens 16 Zdon . tist Chunh Rev. . W. 3. Bo::rd. ‘pastor. ’;;'.’:-T-- ¢ Fiarmoily ¢emetery ke m-rx. Departed this lite rrllu Septembe: 2, 1921 3 reaidence, Tis1 95t st o MARY BMITH. the be loved mother of Alpssius F.. Avnie E.. Fd- ward L. Sm imother of Lucretia Raith, devoted. sater of Henriotts wod Mar fon upd aunt of Hattie E. Thowss, Funeral from St. Augustive's Church, 15th st.- be- tween I, and M ».w., Mopday, 10 a High requiem mass. = SPALDING. Thurslay, Septembe: .. mass will be said at-9 . papers please copy.) u'v‘l,. Frie 1 , lfl‘. Town W ¥, ""{h’ TANQUABY. Smith of this in at Charles Town, 2 i . ocl.bfk"n Bunday, ltmlfi 23, Depazied this m- -'B"‘lvlu TYRER, axed r-utvnm from the Tesidence of wis sister, N B M. Loa. 311 N Georsia ave. thence to Holy Comforter am: Tuenday, September 37. cinnati papers plelll copy.) WHITSEY. Friday, Walter foed Generat Hosstal. 3 AEMBTEAD. o0a of Fercy M. end ins at Speare’s Cocdifiaument. 1208 T noer + IN MENORIAM. A Inmna the great beyond .r 20, 1019, ID‘A beloved wife of Frank husband asd Sevo 7, JO« lll’! E. 'EDELLN, who .& x ye today, r 25, nu. Ovr Ml:‘flo ate I-OII wllhoIl you, ‘We miss your sunshine ai e L 8| ml WIFE A'lD wrnm 80y, JOSEPH I only parted this life two years ago Tember 25,1019, aged 3 years and 3 months. Angels called thes. little Margaret, hands are ne-ll] folded. ulet now thy dainty feet; Bright eves are closed forever. * Gone the smiles that were so sweet. Sweejest, fairest, brightest Sower, up above. OTHER AND DADDY The midnight stars are gleamlng Upon ber silent grave: The one we loved so dearly 0A%T ted % bard to eave. s gone, not forgotien. Rever wball her memory fade Destihsnants shalt iatwApy, linger t_ where is laid. GRANDWA AND GRANDDADDY HULEAR: Nobedy knows our longing. While GRANDAA AND ATNT BEDLA zvuzl. 4 KEISTER. 1n ead but loring memory i n.wh“pfld year ago today, Septembe: £D xo ln umu KEISTER. * xxn remembrance of deat brothet, o AMea L REISTER, o died one Tear ‘ago today, September A faithful brother, both loving and kind. A better brother Do one could His DEYOTED SISTER, MES. EATIE of my Gear, beloved m. ARY E. TONG, who' departed this seven years ago today,. Seplember 25, 1014, Dear mather, op 7o 1 could depand And_know I bad eme m ment Your beart and HER nzvor’n sON"3 ACOB. i | TONEY. Fell aleep In Jems eleven yeary !nd o tember 5. 191 " rtored moter of Julls Toney Peter: m Esther Toney, and grandmother of Wil: S. Peterson and motber-in-law of Yo Bercraon: Sleep on, mother, and take thy rest. . In sad but loving_remembranee of our dear wife apd mother, LUCY WESLEY. ried thls ilfe ffieen years age today, Beptember It seems but yest l!, de‘r one, since you passed awa: e sball eves remember iles and tender care e ‘passing years. THE FANILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 412 H st. ne. Modern Chapel. tomobile Fuberals. T R-SpreameCo 1208 H_STREET. -'-t}"‘ (”RPNHAIN 108 . of T R EomEaALY Franklis Z n w: | ]oseph F. Birch’s 3034 M'St. NW. Eefastined "“« Automobile _— 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funetal Directot it ry in comnectio @41 H ST. N.E. Frank Gdu"s SEVENTH STREET N. Modes Lhapely Raieptions catl, Rooth 529. JAMES T. RYAN . 27 Pa. AVE.. Matein OOy crimce mmm Fortl.mco E.;"g?‘ Cedar Hill Cemetery Chapel and: Vault—Non-Sectarian_ _Care of Graveg ‘Unsurpassed N‘l.tlfll Beatity. ‘We specialize in designing.and m ing memoriats (monuments and ma soleums) ‘of quality and character. * A representative will call by appo|nt. ment with portfolios of designs and sug- gestions. ATHE J.'F. MANNING CD., mc. = T o4 Fitteonth Straet. - tuf