Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1922, Page 7

Mile. Decile Sorel. French actress, Parisian fa Not just a place to deposit your funds —but a homelike bank, with an atmos- iriendly attention that makes vou enjoy coming to the “Standard” [ instead of just phere ()} WASHINGTONS GREATEST FURNITURE STORE. Cash or Credit, These LowAdvertised PricesAre the Same Three-Piece Cane Panel the well known who has come to America to give a series of lectures |carried hions and Parisian lite, has brought with her half a hun- . Gardiner, President THE STANDARD NATIONAL BANK 9th St., New York Ave. “4lwcays Room to Park Your Car” 'HE E 1 dred magnificent gowns and about as many hats. This superb wardrobe is in_ thirty-four large trunks and is said to‘be insured for a sum in excess of $150.000. Deaths Report Relle A Jernie 8. Hills, 50, Agnes R. Hayden, William Gnash. 1. ¢ | Infant of day, Columbi Lorenzo W | versity Hospital. Arthur Dunbar, 45, | Sophie Jackson, 53 G st Gallinger Home for “going to the bank Mabel Williams, 38, Florence Lacy, Eliz Ford, 1, 5 . | Dorothy Brown. 9 month H. C. McCeney, | Junious Daasuel. 1 month, Fr pital, Castiler | "Infant of James H. and Ei | days, Garfield Hospital. ! conceit_drags him dow Washington 2469 18th St., CARMACK DRY CLEA Dupont Circle. Fr. | l | M Walnut Finish 4-Pc. Full Vanity Bedroom Suite SUITIE designed in exquisite taste, B consisting of Bow-foot Bed. Chifforette, FFull Vanity Dresser and gencrous size Dresser with plate mir- ,ror. You may buy this suite with ‘every assurance of satisfaction. Cash or Credit, This Low Price Is the Same 514975 y, Velour Suite Here is one of the numerous styles in Cane-back Mahogany-finish Living Room Suites that may be purchased at a big sav- ing right now. Consists of 6-foot Daven- port, Armchair and Rocker; loose cushion seats covered in velour; two cluded. Buy NOW and SAVEY. L. oo pillows in- The tollowing deaths have been Feported to the health department in the last twventy-four | Passes Away at Eastern Star Ma- Garfield Hospital izabeths Hospital , 63, 1810 New Jersey ave. “Tuberculosis Hosj 5, Freedmen’s Hosy Children's Hospital 410 Frao! — — Self-reliance lifts a man up. MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within '-'nl no:r ol Your choice of a 42-Piece Decorated Dinner Set or a 26-PiecesRogers Silver-Plated Tableware Set with every purchase of furniture amounting to $100 or more, cash or charge account. Well made. The HUB, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W NING S el 'AR, WASHINGTON, D. | MRS. MACLEOD EXPIRES. | (., TUESDAY. Births Reported Bours: L) 5. 8. i hours 1“]3‘:'3::: ™ brien oy 84 Bitea beths Hos- i sonic Home. ! Pasuuali and Mavie Licciardl, girl A ‘. 3y Mrs. Sarah J. Macleod, widow of| Felice angelo, girl. «STANDARD”—The Measure of Banking Service ||| poyr® A Rorch. 7 Litte Staters of the 10l pracieod. diea Sunday at the | Miims bor e B | T fmerapay Tos. | Masonic and Eastern Star Home. aged | Warren 8. and Margaret Alligon, el | pital. pitl e eighty-one years. Funeral services| Jacob and Sadie Katzen, girl. ' “ml‘lln-remx Freyermuth, 0, U. S. L H. Hon-| were held this morning at 11 o'clock Wiiliam F., Jr.’ and Maiy B Adams, bor. Yom »Bank Home s?ll‘llh J. Macleod, 81, Eastern S€kar Home, |at the mortuary chapel of Hines' un- "]‘.5‘,’::"”.:5“‘2;‘: ;:{ ]::::\'g.:l ',.vrl | dertaking establishment, 2901 14th | street northwest. The interment was h st we. _|in_the Congressional cemetery. Hougital. Mrs. cleod was_a membe i ' aomi pter. No. 3, Order Albert 8. and Mary A. Hardy. John F. aud Ruth L. Krause, Tewis and Leor Dick, girl of | Edward W. and Alice E. Fanning, girl of the | Isidore and Emily G. Shah. giri Eastern Star, which organization con-| Frank J. and Marion Febbo, girl ducted the funeral services at the| Benjamin G. and Bessie A. Finch, by cemetery. Morris and Jeunie Vfgderhouse. bos i- | | James E. and Dorothy M. —_— Wilbur and Esther A. Griffis, gitl. ‘INDORSED BY YOUNG MEN. James A. and Celina Slatters, nd Maggie S. Web | Japanese League Approves Pro- hibition of Juvenile Drinking. Hospital. Agod “hipouras. b R. Harrell, Renno, boy | | eedmen 1 =ik Carson N ! TOKIO, Nover 7.—Si | Arihar ¥, ‘mnd Maysic Ia Dillman, 3! mber ince ity en-| A1 andria I and Florence > [ forcement on April 1, this vear, the| Jopa b and Susan S. Smith, bos ‘ Menry A and Veunie Johuson, ki and_Tyler Foley, b rlew I, | juvenilo drinking prohibition act,| self- | passed In the last session of the diet.| (haries W. and Minuie V. *has reaped fruitful results. It is re-, Tarry and Carrie Campbell, ported that since the act became ef-| Walter and Martha Queen Kaymond J. and Mary T. Johnson. loy | fective 99,146 members of young men's —_— sociations throughout ~Japan ud, s colonies have joined the anti-al-| Goldsborough Hall, NINIG CO. | cohol league in support of the juvenile | country home, was sunz | drinking prohibition movement. | year 16 built about | [ He= CREDIT Big Display of LAMPS LOOR Lamps, Bridge Lamps. Table Lamps, —a gorgeous array of the finest designs. the low advertised prices are the same. BPoudoir Lamps Cash or credit, Boudoir with daintily ~igned silk shede and mahogany baxe. Complete ' cord and Colonial-base Mahogany-tinish ~ Floor or Piano Lamp, fitted with silk shade, cord and socket complete. Same style fitted for use of gas, For a I T ] Combination Bed- Davenport PRACTICAL piece of furni- ture for the living room —conveniently and quickly changed from Davenport to Bed. Mahogany fin- ish frame, imitation leather covering. $2175 ‘v HIT A VB Enamel “X MADE C o ntinuous- ; ; post Metal solid oak, pose Mctal five - drawer Chiffonier, as shown. 11 adiustable side and spring at- tached. 5635 Choice of guaranteed Gas or Electric Iron. Complete, spe- cial, Tl:;;ldin_lgh Card able. The top Made of ] is covered in oak, fumed i imitation leather. finish. Con- | u sists of Stand and Stool. 18 Open at 8 a.m. Close at 6 p.m. awiings, b Princess Mary's NOVEMBER 7. 192 The following births have been reported to GEDD[S wlll- uPEN the health department in the last twenty-four TALKS ON GANGER British Ambassador to Deliv- er First Address Tuesday for Noon Meetings. Auckland Geddes, Britlsh am- j Sir 'ha sador, will deliver the opening ad dress at the first of a series of noon- Keith's Theater, be one of the features = of “Cancer Joseph Leiter will pre- Wilfred M.’ Barton will medical profession. A flm. showing how mptoms ma be detected, vt of the prozram Wedaesday meetings in which tional Mrs side and Dr. represent the moving cancer will be « The meeting on be addressed b Pierce, and the med be represented by D ner. who will s point of a physi ser will be chairman ng. will picture the Dr. Freeman. Talks Rev. Dr. James E. is scheduled to talk Thursday with Dr. L. H. Reichelderfer. Dr. }. IL Kerr will preside. Frida addressed by Rev. Dr. M s meeting will be Pierce and Arthur ¢, A radio me ed Sunday. the openin sive cducational campaign, by Rev. Dr. Wood of the Church of the Cove nant age will be broadcas l 1 ihe Cancer week doé« not open until Sunday. will be made this eek of the District of Society. as follows p.m.. Dr. L H. {luncheon’ of Life Underwriters' campalgn sociation. City Clu Dr. Truman ‘Abbe. to staff of dential Life Insurance Company: 10 am., Dr. A. Barnes Hooe, to staff of Metiopolitan “Life Com- Insurance pa Northwester i Ass E the Metropol: pany: at i1 o'clock Dr. L. H. Reichel- derfer will address the staff of the {vesterduy'at her residenc {barton avenue, Georgetown. Funeral{ services will be held at the famii home tomorrow afterncon at fo'clock. Rev. jtor of the ames 1. W. Blake. pas- Christ Protestant |copal Church. of which she jcommunicant, officiating. The ment will be'in Gak Hill ceme Miss Berry was a member « the oldest families of Georgetown.| where she had spent the greater part | of her long life. She was widely known in church circles. She w vhorn in the house where she died. i {heing the ancestral home of {Berry family for more than a century. JAMES RUTHERFORD DEAD. James Rutherford. aged sevent one vears. died Saturday in his res dence. 1419 Chapin street northwest. ollowing a long illness. The funeral services were held in Nalley’s unde: taking establishment this morning. sung in St. Vincent de Paul's Cath- olic. Church for the repose of his soul. The interment was in Congres- sional cemetery. Alr. Rutherford survived by three daughters, Mrs. Harry Lee. Miss Nellie Rutherford and Miss Frances Rutherford. and a son. Vincent Rutherford, all of this! cit | | cen- | returned | BAR PIN— ter stoue of amsthest. Reward Moore's Printeraft Shop. 735 13th ¢ BAR PIN, platinum. with Rewara. within 6th ne. 8&°{ of the inten- {decided that he was de facto goverr {Gov. Bulkeley “held the fort” for iwo uredny ivears T hif own term had expre Relutives apd friends incited In 1876 Mr. Bulkelex took an dctive | WARING. 1ieutav. Nuvomber part in base ball and was'ihe firar| 201 St Lukes Hopita president o - i sue. | X . 1N ved hurt president of the N Leagu Fredatn Dhoie e IG. heloved 3 Thompsen: Sagurdas; 10 wni- 0% % MRS. J. A. SEXTON’S DEATH | an Life Insurance Com- | 'um-1{of the Na !the heroism of the b: the Union Army i |to her faithfulness in the disc | Col. James A. Sexton. c after which solemn requiem mass was | encampment in Deaths. IMORGAN G. BULKELEY, FORMER SENATR, DS, ¢ ‘When Governor of Connecticut He ! Forced His Way Into Capitol | i With Crowbar. Siddeniv, Monday. November 8, of Lis wn. Willam county, NOR years Fupera Koat 11 am. fi ix wurvived by o r. Mre. g ton, Milier. nnd the lutier A% it fowere, | PRESCOTT. Wanhineim By the Assoiated Press { PRENC HARTFORD. Coun, Noveubes {AEDMOND The funeral of Morgan ulketey, | brother former United States senator. who died 2 Talbor, t his home here last night. will be | M] 3 Thursday afternoon half-mast todas on the the municipal building. also wi necticut for four year ags were ate capitol at at Mouat Olive ROME. Mo; president of the Aets 1 Tesidence. ‘ K ing recalls the famous | Db, ! K of 1891, when he will forced his way into tie execut dax. ber at Hartford with a crowbar. i The term of office to which Mr. Bulk i ley had b ted as gover « cham- in January, Under the st stitution, as it tood at that time, { majority' of all the vot« Wi ssary to elect a g dn¥ st 2 pm there was no such i luterment priva 3 fell 0 the genera v | SMITH. 4he remaine of SIMEON 1 SMI7 ute as 10 the legalits of rejecting | devor inita B rice Ry aMut 1,300 so-called pecked™ ballots Harmouy metery N cast in 1890, which had heen thrown out « L welock a T by-the counters at the polls. Iuzon B od protracted iline Morris, the de governor, had Abratiam 1 St T idate about 4,000 more teorge Samuel E. Merwin. republic: but Funeral from these rejected votes were included in 1h 18 S A total he would still lack a majority i L The republican house insisted on ca, vassing the votes and the democr senate refused. so that it was impossit declare any one governor. Mundas, Novemis Summit Pa. Pl wite of 1 Mrs. o Rev. Dr. president of | phe ont . = ! iy state officer elected was | in 1he Georgetow be thel e controlior: & QemeGrat. wno ha W principal s Surgeon|a vicer malaciis, Grostat who had ste. & {General . and will diSCUSE | Cumethnces o e L Ilhe medical OF, Whie| subjett: s Aigi oy Bulkeles heid overi w6 g0 Tho! s Be vee n 8 k' n Sone v haa Thomas Bell Sweeney will preside The controller refused 16 admit him 1o the statehouse, ard then followed | the incideut with the crowbar at 1 ftateliouse door. The supreme or of D vetows, P Pa. Nutive of he was an 1 of the Natios Trotling Ass Yale conferred upon hi f master of aris in Iss%, Trinity College honored !nm‘ with the degree of LL. D, Mr. Bulkeley served in the United 3" fil States Senate from 1 to 1911 ! tmorwm CRDGGON i To T st Sor 5o tour e AT CHICAGO ANNOUNCED ;o= vavz Equitabls Ins; Company, and at o' Dr " Chipman | 3 Vember i ATt e Tnbute to Her Memory by Mrs ens Logan. National President Dames MASSINO . - | MA \iug rance | of Loyal Legion. Massivo Wi, 0 ANG x life Novemin { OLD RESIDENT DIES. Mrs Jobn A, Logan resic | i dent of Dames of the Lovai leg i i to tue . jtoday. in a flicial statement. an- Miss Marian Berrr, sevent:-eight|mnounced to order the dealli of awar e SR Shaee. 3 vears old, after a short iiiness. died{Mrs. James A Sextor i > preside And it toark X nal « | A< we st A November 4. following a long i . JHIN T WIFE AND FAMILY. = Sexton.” said the statemen: {0'GRADY. In ictimg remembrance of my de Logan. “was identified with o NELL ELIEN 04 ¥ organization of ety of the Dames. ion, organized 1 jotle | ©EUL sears ago todur o gy | HEER NepdEW! Wi commemorate | PETERS. ve officers of | {77, 8 and 1o aid the Mili-{ | Order of ‘the Loyval Legion in! way possible in their patrioiic pa Years ago fodav HIS WikE | PYLES. 1o memors « who died two ye- L STEWART. dear duugh tary AND DATGRTE f As No society ever had a more loval crificing. indefatigable entious member tha ton. Personally woman with . Novemt Peacetul be 1) truly teristics, an Incompara and friend. The in and worthy family of every duty of a noble life. ‘After the death of her h | WASHINGTON. ma bratice chief of the Grand Army of the Re-| A WA public. while attending a national, fodas Washington. D. . As the eren . alone and unaided. she amed ali Metime B the responsibilities resting upon ol Sexton at the time of his death. dis playing unusual heroism in the ing of the family and filling so her husband's piace in the posi he held in many socicties as to Jaurels to his memory and w for herself the 1 and admi of all with whom she caie tact In my hea It my w LONELY r family. the comniu which she lived and the Da the Loval Legion have susta irreparable loss by bher un death.” Mondar, Phone Clese. 1664 BOX_CHRISTMAS CARDS—On Please phons SE—Will the person who found | brief case in vard at 1701 Kilbourne pla. please return same to yard or abore address: | no_questions asked ) BROOCH, nt st. car, dinm_ size with Iads’s he et in twisted gol F at. n.w bull nnpny <ollar, oo tag. Rew. GLASSES—In gray case: check book: Fri- Notifs Ap. 40, 801 13th st. nw.’ Re- | FOX-COLLIE—Rrown and white: hobbed fa male: tag No. 11845, Reward. 100 D st. n.w. ¥OX TERRIER DOG. with brown ear mark- ings; answers to name of “Nip": taz No. 844." Return to 1821 N st. n.w., receive re- ward. FRATERNITY PIN—Retween J4th and Clifton | and Union station. Monday. Liberal reward. ! Adams 29 B ¥ PIECE, color, near corner Wisconsin ave. and M st Nov. 4 about 8:45 am. Communicate witl telephone operator, T. S. Veteran: 2630 Wisconain ave. GLARSER Torloive Siell rimmed. | { ! Reward offered for return to J. SEunk, double throw. matural Calvert at. Bray lantiar, containing glanses. Reward. " Joha ORSEY Targe_bay_ho strayed from H. E. Rurns' farm. Suitland, 4. Finder please notify the owner. ATP _CAP (Odomotor). Finder please return to in_southwest lvr'l(nn' ot clty. Tolman | Tanndry and receive reward. LOCKET—Silver. confaining pistures; Sunday morning. Reward, 8. Rutherford. —One strand 30-inch: _white gold Sumday. Reward. Notify ll)lllmhll PBARLS, i-inch string. on F &t unv«ne l Park. or on 16th st. If found, call North 10186 and receive reward. PIN, gold. Sunday_affernoon, beiween 1421 Columbia road and 632 Keefer pl., via Kenvon st. $2 reward. Keefer place n. Detween d Quinc, 18th and Col. road. Finder please call Oppe: heimer's Sbop Unigue. Reward. POCKETBOOK, containing movey_ papers and . Return to ra. Ophelia 3121 Mt. Pleasant st., and recelve. ROSARY—Gold: mame “Teo J. Mattingly™ en; graved on crucifiz. Reward. 3158 184 8 PURSE, between Argonne pl._and 14th st or on 14th between Col. road sod Irviog, Sai - Reward. 1620 Argoune pl. ASH—Navy blue ailk, on Columbia road, be tween 1&th and 14th sis. Phone Col. 8472. Diack, on R. L. ave. n.w. Tn SMOOTH COLLIE—Female: deep white collar. biack and brown bods. Tag No. 4610 attached to harness. Reward. 211 Gth st. n.e. 8 SPECTACLES —Dark-rimmed: Tost in _Golden- berg's, Monday noon. Reward. Return 4011 9th st. _Phone Col. 2843-J. SPECTACLES—Shell, with gold temples; Dblack case, marked M. Luther Dicys; %! Sunday morning. and N. Y at. car going north. Reward. ~Apt n.w.. or phone Franklin 5411. TMBR! November 3. Main 7427, br. WRIST WAICH, Tadies’ hatween fith and M sts. and ave, now.: engrared with initi 3 Teward. Call Fraoklin 8248-W. i WRIST WATCH. on 14th st between R ana M sts.. monogram F. R. W. Call Adams 1643. Reward. “‘Marie’"; bllh B R eard. 7 WRIST WA strap. - Retura 1t Hospital, 1 Soldier: — Aun open safeiy pin. which ped from his wife's blouse vegetables as she was preparin per. caused ihe death of a London recently. Cardof Thanks. KENNY. We wish to thank our relatives and frienda for their srmpatny and floral offe jogs at the death of our husband aud father i man i FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i el S MINNIE KENNY &ND SON. @ Deaths. : Timoth Hanlon At ber home. 3100 Dumbarton ave nw.. November 6, 1 at 11:30 2 MARION BERRY, daughter of the lmie Fhilip T. and Sarah McKenney Berrs Funeral services from her late residence | Wednesday. November §. at 2 pm. lat ment private. L) CHERRY. November 6. 192 Providence Hospital, Dbeloved wife of Paul N. funeral later. DEETON. On Mondas. November 6, 19: the home of her daughter, Mrs. William H. | Lyles, 427 New Jersey ave. se. Mrx | SARAH E. DEETON, in her 8§th i FREYERMUTH. Sunday. Novembe: . Home Hospital, Washington. D. t .. FREYERMUTH. formerly of Estoblished 1873. Telephone Col. 7028, THE S. H. HINES CO, HINES. Prop.. Cperrr. m. 1& fli eare €o. UNDEI\TAKEI{§ 2 1208 H STREET.NW. FLORENT: Highland Falls, X. ¥., beloved busband of | Catherine Frevermuth ‘ines Miller). aged 81 | roRMERLX ssoFer. vears. Funersl Wednesday. November & 1 from Soldiers’ Home Church at 10 o’cl Rimus R. Speare 3oh Wilis B. Mpearc Friends invited. | Clyde J. Richols ovember 8. 1922 2 am. at 603 A LLIER GRAHAM. | P e i, 2w .' thienem Bap | JOSC h F. Birch’s Sons tiat Church. . 13034 M St. N.W. Eetablisbed 184, in life Mondar. November ! 2 Thone Y'est M. e o e ] Automobile erri * Lacille Boes ioee H u (L . 5. 1 3. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and 1810 New Je TSN W e Imnn)mor Livery in connection. (‘um-nflh‘ HILL of Gordomsville. Va. She leaves to i ving “on. | chapel and modern crematoivm. Moders mourn their loss & loviog daugner and son. | SRS #30, PR, Cematonum, | N Funeral Wednesday. November 8, at 1 p.m H. S & CO. from Thomas Frazier's chapel. 7 Liscola 24 ww. Relatives and friends invit tend. JOHNSON. Departed this omobile Fugerals. 1922 at 12 pmut hee Quick, Dignified ana Effcient Rermos. W. W. Deal & Co., . §18 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3184. __Antomobile_Service. ___Ohapel_ 1 ‘GENERATION arTer GENERATION | 1857 rhorst 1922 of Ecrdni: “WASHINGTON, D.C.,UNDERTAKER 10 moura her loss & devots Johnson: one daughter, _ dear mother. Ellen Jones: one | brother, four nieces. three nephews and a Remains can be viewd at James' chapel. 19th and L ste. n.w. Fu Deral Thursday, November 9, at 3 pm. Sho lived the life and died the life. JOHNSON. Union Light Household of Rut No, 6378, G. U. 0. of 0. F. All members Tnion Light Household of Ruth, G. U. 0. of 0. F. are notified to m.-n at 1l Oda Feliows’ Home Wednestas. at 8 . to arrange for the funeral of our fate ahiter: ROSA JOH host of friends. ' V.L. SPEARE CO. ON, from James' chapel. lifll ron B Neither the successors of nor con- n.w.. Thursday, November 9.| pocted with the orlglnal W. . Epeare ALESANDER. Secrotary. S | €stablishment. Phres rrak se 940 F St. N.W. CEMETERIES. 3 " Frank Geier's Sons Co. FORT iflZOLN {s o S { Modurs. Chapel: * Teiepwone. Main 2473 The Park Cemetery ! Non-Sectartan Perpetual Care l Besutiful and fitting location. Readlly accessible—on electrlc car lne On Baltimore boulevard, at District lse. Office: 705 12th St.N.W. Phone Franklin 4745 MONUMENTS. Write for lHustrated Booklet ‘ “We specialize in designing and erect. ————————————————————=| jnq memorials (Monuments and mauso. | leums) of quality and character. GRS Phones M. GEO. C. SHAFFER %'» EAPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS Fhon at MODERATE PRICES 24161 Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St:|“ e THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., Prompt sato dellvery service. 914 Fifteenth Street. . A representative will cail by appos i | ment with portfolios of designs and sug- e e i