Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 7

T o Death Strikes Pianist * The Spiri[ o_f—— {HOOVER URGES PLAN ‘ Deaths. : P T ) i PELZMA; over WASHINGTON'S GREATEST As He Finishes Last FOR HUGE SAVING "2 e % : b e e G fi_:g?fi_: SEween \ Chords of ‘Miserere’ the Commons ‘ e i Bk Funeial “from Geler's. undertaking pac ; == 133 Tth st ww. " Fime. o bo. Soses B the Assoclated Prew BERRIERANIE CHANS Declares Lumber Standardization| LW YORK, ovember 9.— | later. | SCHLEGEL. Ve As he lifted his fingers from There have been learned men and Would Net $250,000,000 | at Providence the keys of his piano and the undoubted s;unu = ou'rlmh alr*{':fl'" A I . - o = jevery age, but that which distin-, nnually. m' polgnant chords of “The | |y iG0q this from all foregoing age . serere” floated away, death | | s the movement to populurize aci- . lay a gripping hand upon Rich- | [ence ana sanctity. Aaoott P defintto. pia ORIz, L Putteny. ard Nicosla last night and he he day of the esoteric has pas: doption o & definite pia t - L SCHULTZ toppled from hix bench dead, | | If any man has something to say he standardization by the Americ A brief n t before he fell | | is expected to say it in terms under- | lumbe dustry, submitted toda Saturday, November 10, anixt uttered what sound- | ' standable by the people; and what he | Goerciary Hoover to the central com- yes and friend ted to 8t ed like a_ripple of lnughter, too nnot say in this manner we sus- . lumber standards, will Tt Lincoln cemetery, 99 a setting, and | | pect he does not know [mmitiee on lumbes ANEN < all, dragatic soprano, | | To suppose democracy to be a mere save the industry and Amer con- ioxe xinging he had been ne- | political affair is to mistake its widé sumers 0,000,000 ear, Mr. companying, turned from the L | hearing for it lavs its strong hand door ax she was leaving the also on seience, letters and relig 1o and axked, “What anuses The and the savant in for 3 H ERLro e time had a contempt for “the world 4 & canicrd it she reached his erus 2 e ber interests to me in Washin form the stroke of They were offended hen the com- !ton December 12 to take final act o | ¥ had subsided and N mon people understood them. Class| n" (po”standardization plan, in intimate and ment cracy o 5 rior-soul clap- ' pone that it 1 ome immediat a]urs O I great singers and (chureh and the fgpcrative throughout the lu | university as it was in court trade. e g The £ the most striking ait of twentleth century is the awakening | o9 o ] | naare Human race to et conscous- (JOHN 0. RUSSELL, 63, DIES | : | ITAL SHERWOOD. ac ]1 [“There s o misne aawnine on one| IN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL s it - | MRS. E. S. SCHLEGEL DEAD. | "eiq, Ho: dreams wnknown| onn o. Russell TER TRt M resiie hetote {o1a Fill the mind’s boundless world; the |mony $3 to $4 Values; While They Last. . . .. i Burial of Native Washingtonian | nut .;z.t'frj_’i:j‘';;;:;3..;'“;;(.“L at whieh [T} :: g don an Lear, twenty- Takes Place Tomorrow. Quaffed and were glad, is v aly, 5 Irving street northwest flowing river river the i the Every Pair Purest Thread Silk i Mrs. Edith Selby Schlegel, a native | wyion parched . mations may ap- | government empioye, was arrested shingtonian, died Wednesday at proach and view el s of t Every Pair Absolutely Perfect Providence Hospital. The funeral | Kneel down and drink.” the result ¢ < | will_be from the f v home s i & 525 Randolph street north gl veal progzeasiofit ¥ = ! 2 St LOMOT- | the progress of the m: 1 | s B | van Hand-Drawn Clocks All-Silk Chiffons f | row afternoon at 3 the fow: . 4 & i ; A AL All-Silk I . : terment will be writing are doing no b i e e e g ‘Horn -Sl ngrains "”‘r\ Schlegel | = .o | work than Homer or Plato or Hol : || et G Qs kL S i ot L DA 5 the nprovement has been | for ins = | ber 10, Full Fashioned All Sizes Main Floor ity and was for . s old. | the tmy oy Ho n 4 She was a_communicant of St e, on using fhe - i i e — *hurch. Sheis survived her hus- hiStory o ISOTL AR W elove the band, Harry F. Schlerel; three broth. | ) 3 2 5 the and r ol 2y ezal frum the Martta W srs, rnest Seiby and Selby of | > by produ 1200° % (hw city, and Carroll Selby of L Tex.,, and two s , Mr: arl Stewart and Mrs. Thomas F. Robin- n of Washinkston RITES FOR MRS. EVANS, |k fhe onwrd sweey ot numan iy | = " |Bumzen ° o ontinuation : e w e % Widow of Physician Is Buried in|"%p - tter. Arl o) 10, at'2 fin Hoover sald time the Comm s, but In Hemoriam. This world wa - xt mon _peopl are slowly str of th ing forward to take: their inheritance. | Kurski of A Rock Creek Cemetery. ans, widow of Dr. W. [Ma Gun TOmOIflf@W S T 52 N SR o MRS, E. W, SWAYZE BURIED " 5l © IN ROCK CREEK CEMETE_RYK_ it T e > 3 s e her m ‘| Native of Massachusetts Had Re-| Of WO % "l’;\x;ynly ¥ B h a1 ; sided in Washington Since ]I ] th i Close of Civil War. | Mrs. Elizabeth W, dent of Washing the « ar, died \ home, 18 Marvelous 8- s B rment wa o emetery Funera] serv Mrs. Swayz 4 »f Massa- igh - 0 s BEWARE THE | i e s i e : . e XN AttraCtHOHSo : COUGH OR COLD T ena . i E ; r 5 ot 4 ‘“‘fn THAT HANGS ON| : 2 | g of Torrington. Conr . 104 had ber M Burr 4 | al governme onic coughs and persistent s lead to serious lung trouble. || You can stop them now with Creo- || MISS M. M. MAIN EXPIRES . . sified ote Miss Mollfe M. Maln, se to take. s0- || vears oid, died g ; her : mulston new medic it ery with twofold actio st Seevicas wd soothes and heals the inflame . 5 P t Al membranes an JUL betacattadiet | Ex-Speaker of Pennsylv & e il %l TEMPLE CLUB TO MEET. for treatment of [l| There will be a meeting of the Te chronic coughs and colds and other [ o315 onic the Gavel © | ms of throat and lung trou tonight at The ple Club_is | ymulsion_cor In s on | composed of Masons of the Post Of 8 SO ing elements Depa nent, and any of . which soothe and heal the inflamed | | biials of the Post Oific e v membranes and stop the Irritation |/ {hciuding the Postmaster Gener and In nation, while the creo- g < v f |1ong. A" mu sote goes on to the stomach. is || ments will be had (One style pictured) (One style pictured) Al e mecs oF the srounie: s das[l]oF the divisl ral h. i st ne, Phone Lincoln 524, the Eerms that lead to con- ||| Ents, 13 Presiden . . . sumption, e Street, Afternoon and Din- Beautifully fashioned of all s oo [ acamnteed i = othy Hanlos 4 h coug and colds { ' ; 1 imothy Hanlos ner styles of all the most de- the new soft, lustrous pile HIChar Sehina catarenar meonchivial|| PA%-O}LS fiEEOiEHSO\-},{\?jfiPQ | Gm{,flisafr{l,&gts { e mSTNE e s . . . . . . a d l\lh r forms of throat and lun i e RS | e enber & ilk crepes and fabri Loy of throatand lung || Wora was received here of the| Ieters " Bt S sirable s P cs, including Brytonia. ing ub entitoy bund th of James O'Nelll, 46, son of the - ALLES i V L YSHPEIARI‘.} ngO woolens. Saltona, etec. |the flu. > refunded if any S actor, the late James |a . suc X no matter of how ||{and brother ugene O'N " vith T . . 1 All hl g s s not relleved ‘(nfl \!‘lb.r . \d in a priv % 3 > b N 940 F S( rimmings are laces, N < . = % ta 3 o g to directions. in Trenton. _Yeste 3 3 1 e 1 e o e Sy b Wik § o ek FoUND | W AL "WML HL SARDO & CO. tucks, pleats, etc. genuine furs. i'“‘r = : i D?flfhfi Modern Chape Fusersia, ; | | 5, 000 Ltfe Pollc Cnsl 46.90 | tes i . i HERBERT B NEVIUS Blacl iendl allihenliest Black tand alllthe tnets ‘ $5,000 Lif by ‘ 890 o e s | crmmsaan. oorsiay, ¥ ; A compaty focaded 1065, i . . = ! | gw]ormgs. in all regular sizes | shades, in every 'size for | A "x.‘e'fio} o‘fi?"s"x‘a” Woodward Bldg. ! for women and misses. . e women and misses. Third Floor p————THE OR!GINAL =y ARMY. SUPPLY €O, 1M ik Spesiys dgn a7 oo e Tt Lic's' (it 4 w’fi?@fi?fifi.@n‘ 1203 PENN. AVE, ¢ | h e Totur 1002 Bl oo satasdiy, No at 2 WMAIN 108 FORMERTY S40 St Special SATURDAY Sale 7! T Ty | PAT s T | ALMUS R-SPEARE. | WILLS B SPEARK u—..-y Wool Underwear, 9@ - CLYDE J. NICHO! e C Second Floor p WMS&SWXS&W“\S&M\' [ 4 per garment ... h e, ; : y : Sweaters— $1 49 N—S8! n If returned 3 e t 1 k. Dignined and Eficient ik pliiy N s e Tmass, wil) De '3 a.m." Relatives an W. W. Deal & Co.,‘ Wool Sweaters $ z ~ = = friends invited ¢ ton 816 I ST. N.E. LINC with collar .. $3.50 fayed from %l tiomal cemeters Automobile Serel Genuine S. Navy /3 e i e E MOLL. Wool Sweaters.... $3.45 S T Eold, DE_MOLL. Workmen's Horxe- 4 S ol Ma-| Fpilmette hide Groves .. $l.39 b4 ciemblem o one iden " | meral services Socks for Dress 19¢ Patterson &t., Chevy Chase, ) 18th st ot Work . LIEMale, tan and white; ta e Army 0. D. Wool 4 t$ . GALLAHORN. W Diankers /| CoLLIE _eliow wnd R, ained | (nee Howe). i ! HeErmape L 508 1 Toved wife of 4 T e - Folice Shoe 5 R neral from he N CHAS.S.ZURHORST. Munson Laxt 2 B STt Re- | Saturda v Russett Shoe 3 I . 13 1 o Driving ¢ | oG v b ite, vite 2 i brow 4 cony.) i | Sara_ i | 6ERLACH. o November 9, 1 5 ¥_Two pointers, Viretnia tags: male 70 a.m., ANNIE GERLACH (nee Scllo = Leaitins | fema ring to na u"nrgg and Jiggs beloved wife of 1 T Gerlac Dl’l'n' & wagh - jome near Arlington Tuesda rom DerTate - onl { Teward. 3. Veron Smith, Ci Momtaz. Novemher 12 em | _soy M. Perry—Main 984—Gersld Walsh. _ £ | dou SIA-F-0. Martin's Church at ] Efi?fifi.’ih.fi“s’ifliis % oy e e | BRI RS fosypr (SAVIERS SoNe 5 r. Harke, 004, 1125 1 % Satnrday morning, November 3, CTIABITHED & We Carry Everything for the i 923, at United Marite Tospital, St 80 Home--Workman--Sportsman % | ror~zan Gold, with nitials AL W | Loult, Mo, MERV LN v Poioved husband &MORTICIANS Skirts !Specially Purchased So That We Can Wmm de €8 v S oL Hiutes pismie 408 30 * Monday, ; 1730~1732 PENNA. AVE. Offer Actual $8.50 to $10.00 Values at i ' .,.n..,:“;ff',‘,i.f... o B ion Eunte ogo;,w'm e Ty 0 ," MAIN S5312-553 Tomorrow—Another Master Event! 350 Sports i sdoy, Nov Sendist. 278 lter | Re Hospital, . t servic FS, in Sime 3 3 g Hysong's, 1300 N st. n.w., 16th and Return or A pom. Masonie and Easters Apt. 710 _Rew nvited . : < LEAT! v - W GOODWIN. The District of Columbia Soclety, o We picture $ Shop early, as ,;‘;:.’:‘.’.‘;";c....“.:.fit:‘ ¢ s o by | 5 &natiat O W SRR | % iberal re z owing members are 4 2 committes two of the many some of the TR L 3 T Cutaberiand, | lowing mem mmittee | 3034 M St. M . foy matead fu, fumer el W Automoutl Asch smart models to models are one Bl on Conter | Tallman, TS rer. | TTSCLIAM LER, Fanersi Director aed be S,Iawn. : b ’ ' 5 " o | Embalmer. ‘Livers in con 2o, Commodious of a kind. ! n P — o N a Thursday . v 7 cremaigeiim, “Siderats heater or b ter and 9th and Vi Dir. Reynolds 1283, Theater o between thester wad, BN e o | \ TALTAVULL, Reward. > R R ek} | Srori i nealiines S0t ey | 36]9 14th St. At S Road. Yoy brother, Albert W. Howard, 1743 P st Sat- | pring Roa Brown fur, W Sriay: morting A 10 i | Col. 464 These skirts are fashioned in the new popular 'F d 50| Arlington cemeter |=— “ " ; : RES—Ser 3 - in [IOKES. Thursday, November 5, 1933, FUNEBAL DESIGNS wrap-around model of camel’s hair and velour plaxds. !f.:mflqn o cania o on Y. a.m., MAL M., beloved wite of L o : { Libernl reward. Return to Mrs. & kex aca Arciarie el Stripes, checks and plaids of brushed wool in pleated =5 { e ot L % Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. 1ith_st. southeast 1 fl! Rhode Island ave. vard. @3 o n L S 24 2 effect. All the newest colors and combinations. : ! Cleal Your Complexlflll & Franklin 80, ‘;‘mn}l:rv‘;:}“ Relativen " ana * friends .‘u"i‘»“‘ Geo. C Shafier,’ Fhooe M . - . Thursday, N i e | T ] 3 hastand of Cora 1. Rrice. B ot | | Raitimore to o 4 5 : . Tuspand of Cora. T, & e e o Mapurtia | | Lierat evard, 7ol i Sout i N 5| Ve Specxcuge inFloral lication 5 n 8 .m.; ther Comfoster Chiirch, 2od tollow witha gentle applicaion | | ibeSentsy winaett i L g A | MmO SN Sl i | Deesig - at Modero.te ment privat heal. They are ideal for the toilet, MAIN, Thursday, N er 8, . IC S as is also Cuticura Talcum for pow- )xl;l-‘;¢n|ngFr(nlh):“l(‘»m sc0 Theater.” uker, | - resdence of her nlecr, Mo, nock, Gering and perfuming. 03l 400, Dranch 640, Reward ) LLIE 31 i P it o Ceher 3 2t /orlsf.s b "a Liberal rey Return 712 Gira "m'?use bx;:-:‘«amwe mie "T‘“Wfi vea v 4"‘&‘5. STS. N.W. MAIN 6953.. " 2 -6 7. Bews returned to 1016 Park rd. n.w, * ¥