Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1923, Page 7

Organized Strength CHAIN is only as strong as its weakest link, but a wire cable is stronger than any one or all of its composite strands. In making this Bank executor and trustee of your estate, you insure the protection and service of an organization—an organization financially strong, technically skillful, govern- mentally supervised, and sure to be in the fu- ture what it is today. Our Trust Department will welcome a con- ference on the subject of your will. Federal-American National Bank W. T. GALLIHER Chairman of the Board ERSKIVE GORDOY Trust Officer JOHN POOLE President Seventh at F THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Sayles, Miss Ruth White, Miss Jessio Montgomery and Miss Elizabetn Lindsay. e officers of the local council are ex officia delegates. Mrs. Edward B. Melgs, secretary of the dlocesan council of the soclety, has made arrangements which make it possible for at least one girl from each of the thirty-odd branches in Washington and nelghborhood to at- tend the meeting. Plans have been made for such members as wish to come to Wash- ington to do so on Monday at 9 a.m. They are invited to lunch at the new BY CHURCH SOCI@'{Y Episcopal Girls Chosen to Atiend Convention in Baltimore® This Week. Delegates from the dioces of Washington to the national conven- tion of the Girls’ Friendly Soziety, which will be held in Baltimore :from ovember 8§ to 13. are Miss Bertha e MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours : When Requested. = CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 2469 18th St. N.W. Phone M 1844, may visit Mount Vernon; on thelr re turn, they are invited to tea, at ; p.m.. at the Elizabeth Roberts me- morial rooms in Washington, 1624 H street northwest. ———— The odds against a whist player | holding all the trumps are 158,753, '389.899 to 1. The Man’s Stores will be closed today and tomorrow on account of the death of Mrs. Simon Nye, daughter of Mr. D. J. Kaufman. { The Hecht Co. Seventh at F _—.;\{__:’. At One Very Special uits (gats It has been a pleasant task to outfit the stout woman this season. The slenderly cut modes are so flattering to her. But to find the suits, the coats and dresses she will like, at $49.50.— that has been difficult. But, yes—she will agree, when the becoming grace of each model is revealed, that we succeeded. The Coats; $49-% Are you tall and slender? Then there are wraps of velvety fabrics with great crushed fur collars, some with cuffs. But if you’re short and stout —then the self-collared coats will be- come you. Slender models, silk lined, in black, brown and kit fox. The Dresses, *49-%° A complete collection of stun- ning extra-size models for the daytime wardrobe. Trim coat- frocks of fine'cloths. Afternoon models. Dinner dresses. Sup- ple silks and crepes. - -Stressing slenderness, always. Dresses that prove our supremacy in stout ap- pa.rel. (Second Floor.) ’i‘he Suits,. ¥49-% Those plain tailleurs, straight of line, that simply detract pounds from the stout figure! Well cut skirts, long, slim coats, deft touches of tucking, braid or embroidery—features recommending slenderness. Of navy or black Poiret twill or tricotine of excellent qualities. Hecht Co 7th at F D. C., TUESDAY, N MRS. BETTIE W. SMITH, | 64, DIES AT HOME HERE ‘Was Active in Good Templars and Eastern Star—Leaves Husband, Three Children. Mrs. Bettie W. Smith, wife of Cur- tis M. Smith of the bureau of stand- Holiday House, before which they |ards, died yesterday at the family |died at his home, 1201 Kennedy street home, 4626 Wisconsin avenue, aged sixty-four years. The funeral will be held from the Eldbrooke Methodist Church, River and Murdock Mill roads, ' Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Smith was for a long period actively identified with the work of the Good Templars and Order of the Eastern Star. ? She is survived by her three children, Rufus Smith Patia Smith of this city and Mrs. Stanley Gingell of Rockville, Md., an «wo grandchildren. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Cloudy and unsettled this afternoon and tonight: tomorrow fai |change in temperature; moderats va- riable winds, becoming westerly. Virginia—Cloudy tonigh tomor- row fair; no changoe in temperature; gentle to moderate north to west winds. Records for Twenty-Four Hours Thermometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., |8 pm.. 50; 12 midnight, 50; today, 4 a.m., 49; 8 a.m,, 45; noon, 50, Barometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 20.96; 8§ p.m., 299 12 midnight, 29.9i to- a4y, 4 am, 209058 am., 29.92; noon, Highest temperature occurred at 2 p.m. yvesterday; low t tempera- ture, 47.2, ‘oceurred at.7 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 63; lo 45. Condition of the Water, Temperature and c dition of water at & am.: Great perature, 46; condition cle Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States o and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 1 pm; pom. , 12:48 am. and m. and 6:56 husband, Mis: the Fem- high 1 p.m.; high tide, & pm. The Sun and ¥Moon. Today—Sun ro: 5:08 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:41 a.m.; sets 5:22 p.m. Moon rises 4 a.m.; sets 4.05 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. Weather in Stations. Abilene, Tex. Albany Atlania ©. Atlantic Cil Raltimore Birminghan Bosmarck Roston - Buffalo Cleveinnd Denver Phoenix ... Pittaburgh. . Franciseo . Louis.. . Paul... | Reattle Spokane . WASH.. IV udy lear IEEY Clear Kaiu FOREIGN. | (8 m.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. W ngland. . S Fan Clear Fart cloudy Part cloudy s loudy !U. S. LEADS ROME GUESTS. ROME, November 6.—According to figures published b: lian tourist agencles, 21,935 Americans came to {Rome in 1 is almost double the number of visitors of any other nationality. lish, with 12.310. There were ° South American visitors here in 1422 BAG—Beaded, on l4th st. car or near l4th and_Harvard, containing cheap watch, pair of glasses and about $4; 85 reward if returncd to Miss Sylvia Hutt, 1435 Harvard st., or call Col. 4155, s G, m turday eveni; M ‘Agnes M. Selb: nii- Please retirn Mrs. Mass, ave. mw. Franklin 498 BIBL ear Columbin Tielkhts Christian Church. Liberal reward for return. Telephone_Col. 1140°W. CAT—Turkish-Manx; ooly one i ed, -llow, black and white Tnformation 1222 16th st. ister of rom ring. NDS- 3 i 204 Rhode Island G sts. Reward. Gengle _aud shepherd lost Nov. 4. Mildred .w. Liberal reward. DOG—-BII mixed; tag No. 192 Rigley, 1718 Seaton EY EGLASSES—Tortolse-shell Tlmmed; in ; hercase. Reward. 907 FUR _NECKPIECE— left on Capital Traction whart car, at 15(h and Columbia rd. $25 reward. 823 i3th st. e ' FUR PIECE —Dark brown: will_person wio i picked up same In front 802 Rhode Island | ive., please return Apt. 704, 2400 16th eall’ North_7169. _ Liberal reward. LANSES, fortolse-abell rim. Saturday. nof [ e ih melghborhood of 8.. W. and Navy bidg. and'G. W. Universi 1922 Belmont rd. North £046. "~ " ¢ [ABSES—Gray shelled rimmed. in_Columbi v 2 Fward. - 1240 Newion . b TROTTO FEZ (bugle and drum corps), on 11th L ar . Reward, 1204 N. Cap. st ) AG. gold, &t polo_grounds in Pofo- Reward. Miss M. O. Bickers, 307 815 _15th st N, sunburst, diamond center; RIft of owner's B er liotira o Sise Steari, 60 Florida ave. n.e. Receive reward. 6 HOTACLES—Shell-rimmed; viclolty Vermont ::‘! and K st. Return 1433 K »! EOTACLES, Bifocs Edmoods™ make. Re- Sia to Mrs. 4. Q. A. Braden, 1468 Clition st. n.w., and receive reward. Phone Adams 369. ¢ R OAT, with tan collar, Fiuder piease Tl North G007, or at address, 319" 20¢h ‘e n.w. WAIST—Lady's gray crepe. Reward. a8, 2 WALGET—About Oct. 20 WIll party who Sxied Mr, 3. D. Cassols 8t Chevy Ehuse Crub and at_residence by phone please call again? Bathesda 11 o Maia 7500, " Bultablo reward. Wentlier. | ! After the Americans came the Eng- | Silver Spriug, | VEMBER 6, 1923, MAX BECKER DEAD AT 50; s}filvllyfv BE b!'o'l;u. hwss. . LONG IN BUSINESS HERE tcamer Tagiatersar Tecontly freight steamer Inglaterra, Tece Grocer Was Born in Russia, Com- built in England for a Cuban c pary, which went agrqund near Nas- ing to U. 5. When Sixteen Years of Age. sau, Bahama Islands, while on her Max Becker, fifty years old, and for voyage to Havana to receive Cuban registry, probably will be a total loss. many years in business In this city, The crew of the steamer was saved. Card of Thanks. ' OOUPER. We wish to extend e thanks hy and besutiful floral the death of our durlinz littie WELL GEORGE COUPER IS PARE: tributes boy, MAX- 70 northwest, yesterday. Funeral serv- ices will be conducted at the resi- dence ~ tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Becker was born in Valkamir, Russia; came to this country at the ge of 'six:een years, and was located in Philadelphia for several vears. There he marricd Miss Yetta Welsen- berg. Later he moved to Washington with his family and established hin self in the grocery busine on Geor- avenue and Euclid street. Later moved to 7th and Florida avenue, which piace he kept his store open cnty-four hours a day for fifteen meclil, acking He retired from business N o arine of TS, . Entered into . November 5. 1923, at 1 home, 1420 Q st. n.w.. EMMA DORO- beloved daughter of Louis A. and Bmma F. Alexauder and sister of England T., Willlam H., Warwick F., Earl R,, Mrs Jumes J., Milton K - Alexander. neral from her late resi at 3 o'clock. of Excelsior §s called for at 1. 0. 0. F. funeral of our . By order of M. PAVIS. * BOLDEN. Ladies’ ( Rock Societ You are hereby notified 1o attend the funeral of Miss FLORA BOLDEN, Wednesdas, No- from Brown's Memorial Chapel, ne member Temple, E fate brother, .S our N, G., Almus Temple tional M sior Lodge, No. 17, sive Order of the We |n rith Synagogue. Mr, Temple, , President Becker . survived by his widow, Yetta Becke two sons, David Becker and Lou secker, a daugh er, Mrs. Ixadore A: Peale,'and two grandchildren, Arnold Becker and Robert Bee CREDITORS REJECT OFFER|:zzycx FROM JONES & BAKER]| iovirs"mis Suddenly WILLIAM E. of Frederick A. and Funeral G st s, 8:30 a.m. Then to 81 requiem mas. terment Mt. Sunday, November 4, beloved son er's Church, seid at 9 ., cemeters. this Tif; where In- a 68 oving ‘i I father of Joseph runces Harr's, Be Matilda French, yember 7, 2 o'clock pm., M. E. Charch, Great Falls. A dearest one from us i ) November 6.—In the five months prior to its failure the }nr 1 of Jones & Baker, said to have b the second largest brokerage house world, took in $34,000,- 000, william 1. Jones, a 32,000,000 personaily i in objecting to a osition offer of settlement before | As Henry' W. Godda (fuddard withheld action un- | : merits of the bankrupts' offer could be investigated and witnesses called to testify in their behalf. The hearfng was set for November 26, The proposition for settlement pro- vided that %000 remaining ereditors should receive 50 per cent of their ms in cash and the 40 per cent in stock. Tt was said this would net the creditors between 60 and 70 per cent, since m of the stocks have de- clined in value since the erash. By the Associated P ‘ YORK, A place is vacant pever can be il HUMPHREY, Departed Buturduy, Novempe ber residence. 34015 Van st HUMPHEEY (nee Chin), in the which £10:05 p.an.. at sw.. MAMIE devoted wife ight, Funers) Wedn at 1 pm. from Mt . corner 2nd st. between M Departed thia life Monda at the regdonce of hel ster, Delafiela’ p1 Mrs. HAR RIETT L, i ber 7, at 11 a.m., MAGEE. Monday, ) MEDLEY. November Sibley MARGARET daughter of Walter A. and Loise Medley of 3809 3th sf. now.. Mt. Nid. ice of funeral hereafter. November B East By WINCHEST 0 } the famous old . Va.) summer re- Fome near Capon n ilness of complica- | infection. Sur- torme Miss brot and Please om ¥ afternoon, opk ns Hospit be Mo at Tohms Noves . Bu wife { Capon Springs | sort, is dead | tions | viving Latharine Wars six pha and New York papers ples UBEL. sndden| Sunday, i EMMA ) beloved wir CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Clemmmer. " Fanerel Fooms: tre | Mre. William Brown Melone 1 ‘med secretary of * Hon America,” wi 10T ZUes * Newcombe i Interment 1923, at her nee, 4624 Wisconsin ave. n.w., BETTIE beloved wife of Cartls M. th 3 Funeral from Eldb N¢ Relatives and osember cted by Mrs friends be the attraction tey Y. W, €. A The Lions . Thompson, at Phyllis tomorrow. lub will meet at a fel- n_tomorrow, 1 , at Program added for | « invited 10 attend a spe- and pr rvice H i1 next Sun 08 10t Domiiic’s Chureh, 7 ovember 8. | A erial Han g at 9 am. (Alexandria papers copy.) {of Washington. 1 udden November 3 e o % e | . DENNIS I 1627 101 st [ne - beloved hisband Tinney | i 708 Mrs Suretta Lucas. agans. Willam A, and will meet to- Fuéral from s late Army Hall, - 3 - Vewber 7. at 1 to” attend. Lincoln | morrow, » | George teacher st nghai, China Brotherhood of parish hall of Connecticut place, to Educatic Church_in the TINNEY. u b mediate Relief Association are requested fo | ture will be illu 4 3 oL OBt irother. T. ¥ p.m., irexham, John recently = Universit will address th Andrew, in the Church, neroft announces TINNEY a avenue and Doruin, president A rk's B opal Ch ast, has rish and their {man friends to {to be held in the , Thurs- pal'speaker | k duvsduy . at 1 pm A 11 BURLLS, . TINNEY. Oldest ¢ ored), are requested Brotler T 1 nw., Wednesday. JOH. G. L. WALTON, S | TOYER. Departea t ber 4, 1 daughter of the late neral Wednesduy, ut 1 p st, s.w.; thence to Brown Memorfal A. M Church, 14th aud B sts, n. friends’ tavited Rev.”0. nz. WATTS. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Columbia I c ion vill e | Stephen’s Hall. members (col attend funeral of 1. Hershaw will speak before the ary and Historical Asso- 8 o'clock, at Church. fe Sunday, Novem- ? An evening onor of { Washington University will | served at University Club, §: College songs Greet- | {ings by President William Mather | | Lewis and response for George Wash- | !ington by Dr. De Witt C. Croissant. | George | be ob- | Monday, November 5, 1923, at her residence, 2119° Wards place n.w., ROSA WATTS, ' beloved wife of Frederick R. Watts, foster mother Ora_Tauner, sister of Miss_Lillie Brawner and from Union W | “Applied Electricity Night” will be S e featured at sories of talks being given 3 under auspices of Columbian Women | ird an jof G. W, at 2017 H street, 8:15| & at 2 | o'clock. A r. In Memoriam. Dbt Bl CANNON. 1In sad but loving remembrance of gy our dedc daugbier CECELIA A ions NNOX, Who left B3t a n it tions extended \._\-x faculties and the | November 3, 1071, Uigrazh dguitoday schools of law and business admin- [ p7Res o S Sl e {istration of the university - Do ol B B Happy angels cume and tovk you From this world of . professor of Uni- apest, will le nd Her ’ The Capital Players will give a dance for benefit of costume fund in hall of the Church of the Immaculate LA CONNORS. In loving remembrance of my dear sister, JESSIE L. 0 ORS, who de. er.ife five years ago today, 1918, © A dear one from things are not what the memory for my sister will fade away: my thought will alw: you while in thi v voted sister, G CONNORS. In dear wife, JE this life five years ago 1918, How we miss the welcome footsteps Of the one I loved so dear; Often 1 listened for her coming, ¥eeling sure that she is mear. The midnight stars are gleaming Tpon the silent grave. ‘Where lies the one I loved so dearly And tried so hard to save, HER LOVING H OONNORS. In loving remembrance dear mother, JESSIE TRE! this life five years ago today, 1918, Mother, if 1 had seen you at the last And held your dying hand, And heard the last sigh from your heart, T would not feel o bud. HER LOVING DAUGHTER ELLEN. * FAY. Sacred to the memory of my dear hus- band and our devoted father, THOMAS F. FAY, who passed away one year ago today, November 6, 1922, HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * FISHER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear parents, DAVID E. FISHER and MARY E. FISHER. Father left ns tweaty- three years ago, July 11, 1900 mother eleven years ago, November 4, 191 They are gone, but not forgotten, In this great world of strife; They shall always be remembered As long as God gives us life. THEIR LOVING CHILDREN. * HUNT. In sad but loving_remembrance of our dear son, ALLIE F. HUNT, who died dlike Man,"” will be the subject of a lecture by Mrs. Viva January, 8:15 o'clock, at Play- ! house, 1814 N 'street. Admission free. French section, Women's City Club, will meet at dinner, 6 o'clock. Cau- serie from 7 to 8. Wednesday morn- ing circle, 11 to noon. Women's Bar Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock.. at Washington College of Law, 1815 K street. St. Patrick’s Bible class will meet, | 8 o'clock, in Carroll Hall, 924 G street, { Dr. Tennielley will conduct the class. The Universal Negro Improvement | Association will mect at John Wes- iey A. M. B. Chureh, 8 oclock. Mar- | cus Garvey, Provisional President of Africa, will speal The Brightwood Parent-Teacher As- sociation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Brightwood School. Dr. E. G. Kim- ball and other prominent guests and speakers. of my Who departed November 6, MONUMENTS. We specialize in designing and ereck- Ing memorials (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality ana character. A representative wiii call Hy appoint. ment with portfolios of designs and suggestions. THE J. F. MANNING cO,, 914 Fifteenth Strest INC., ROLL OF MONEY and two checks payable to Frank R. Jel- leff, Inc., lost by deliveryman Monday morning on 14th st. n.w. near R. Reward if returned to JellefPs, 1216 F st. n.w, #ix years ago today, November 6. Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest, And the ones who think of you today ‘Are the oues who Jove You best.- Gone, but not forgotten, And we love to hear the name; In_life we loved him dearly, In death we do the same. HI§ MOTHER AND PATHEE. * FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt_auto delivery service, Artistic—expressive—inex| Gude Bros. Co., 3214 E St. Geo.C. Shaffer, D% 24161718 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. 900 14th AT MODERATE PRICES. ©® A Yonug Men's Tm- | Relatives and | Jones oilciat- | In Memoriam. HILL. In loviog remembrance of my dear mother, LUCY HILL, who died & year ago today, Novewber 6, 1922. Upright and faithfol in all her ways, A wonderful character throughout her dass. Dags of sadness still come over me, Secret tears often flow, Memory keeps you mear me, _ Thoigh you died a_year ago. HER DAUGHTER, LUCILLE BOES, SON-IN-LAW. JOHNSON. In sad but loviog memory of our dear moiher and devoted wife, ROSA LER JOHNSON, who departed this life one vear Noveisber 6, 1922, e year has passed since that sad da. When you, dear mother. pused awa. o AND . . AND L 1T JOFNSON In =ad but loving remembrance of ar motoer, CATHERINE B. MACK, who died nine years ago today, November 6, 1914 (LOVING DAUGHTER. SARAH Y. In MOTEN. d hut loving remembrance of RACHEL MOTEN, who d; d from our vision, s now: ubmission 4 thee we bow AND SIS at tearful od who hath ol YOTED BROTHER In xad and loving remembrancs ted wite and mother, LILLIAN PHILPOTT (nee Crownl, who departed thix Jite one ear ago today, November ¢ ahow can we This day one year ago. As we stood beside Sour bedside, And suw you pass uwes. When the November sun had set Aud the whades of night were fa "T'was the saddest time of all our live When you snswered o God's callin; | Just when her 1ife was brigntest, Just when ber hopes were best, en from this world of pain ome of 'cternal_rest. | HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. | PHILPOTT. In wad memory of my dearest R LILLIE PHILPOTT, who was Mrs, d'out” o L © year ugo today, It November 6, . molst grave, deep 1o’ for T saw you laid. man 1 n my | vaknowa Aud wh i divide A 1n %ad hut loving remembrance of ) Tather, JOIN W. S1- this life three years . 1920, thoughts go wandering ave not far away, weetest memories or fade away. rs have passed—our hearts stiil o1 we miss him more. oving smiles, L' tender face, No one can il his vacant piace. WIFE AND CHILDREN. * loving_remembrance ot CAH A SMITH, ear ago today, sleeping, so free from f uot, sweet Jesus, to suffer o sonndls, oh, let her sleep on, ed aud pains are all H SMITH, In memors of . who died four ALICE AMELIA rs ago todsy, " Every m | Deen witk { Thougt loved wo dear. « MA AND GRANDPA! {10150, .0 Bik of our tears And then some time we'll undérstand. YOUR DE-OTED 0. VENEY. In memors of Who departed this November 6, 18: alls the memors 4 one gone 1o Test, Aud those Who think of him today | " Are those Wiio loved him best DEVOTED SIS Sweet memories wi | _Time cannot chan | Years that come i { VOLASKY. of my d & HA VOLASKY, ed away November 1, 1914, The mouth of November is here once more, And_how assed it only God amd ien you look down from e the trials T have, your Flora, love And Bertha, as you kneel At God's throne to pr 5 vou not be; Wiiat sister says? Oh, God give me stre Tntil T go b At God's throus No frie m earth cwn T find Like mamma and sist Wiose Leart was mi e, but mever to be forgotten, & TOV ND LONELY DAUGH- AND SISTER FLOKA. vl A tribute of love to the memors of | @ devoted wife and loving mother, LENA H. WATTS, who departed this life three | yemrs ago toduy, November 6, 1920, | 1 was the hour of that unhappy day | When God called our loved one aw { gth and Join my loved ones TH T WATTS. A loying wife and mother so kind, No friend ou earth like her do we find. For all of us she did her best, May God grant her eternal res HUSBAND AND DAUGHTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ‘WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st. Dee. Fhone Lincoln 524, Modern Chapel. Automobile Funersia. p————THE ORIGINAL ———ry WR.Speare Co. { 1208 HSTREET,N.W. | mainiO8 FORMERLY 40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE Wil B.SPEARE ——— CLYDE J. NIGHO! Quick, Dignified and Eflicient Service, W. W. Deal §16 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200. Automobile Service Chapei. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 131 ELEVENTH ST. S.E. Undertakers, Embalmers “ Honielike Funeral Pariors. Phone Lincoln_480. | Frank Geier’s aders Chager. * Teicgnine, _Main 2473 Peory & Wash Soy M: Perry—Main 984—Gerald Walsh, JOSEPE GAVIERS SoRé S MORTICIANS | 1301732 PENNAAVE. i PHONES: MAIN 5512-8518 o Model Chapel, riva Lincoln 141, Established 1841, NW. e e 3034 M St. rvice. Avtomabile 4. WILLIAM LEE, eral Director _and| Embalmer. Livery (5 &onnection. Commodiou chapel @nd modern crematorium. Modera prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. Timothy Hanlon 41 | 8T. Phone L. 5543. VL. SPEARE CO Nelther the successors of nor con nected with the original W. R. Spea fatieineas, "940 F St. N.W. HERBERT B. NEVIUS NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN zo08, . Private Ambulance.