Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1924, Page 7

SOCIETY. THE JVENING STAR, STONELEIGH COURT CAFE Conn. Ave., Corner L St. Special Table d’'Hote Service 6-Course Dinner (6 to 8) $1.25 PONY DINNER, $1.00 MUSIC DURING DINNER Luncheon, 65¢ Club Berakfast, 250 to $1.00 Alxo regular a la carte service Your Patronage Is Invited \ Tl se ismea e an “Manhattan Cleaning and Dyeing Co. S Shops OC | r i { ‘Senor ! i HE Chief I Howard Euest tice, Mr. aft, wil n whose honor ador of Cuba Torriente will entert Linc. 7700-7701 and distinguished compan Fried Chicken Sy bl D I N N E R$ jon 16th street at the Bellevue SU N DA Y { The minister of Panaina and Senors om 12 to § Served from jde Alfarg, gave BELLEVUE FARMS | Restaurant [l Geore ! 1332-34-36 G Street “Prodacts from Farm to You' William the the the embassy | Dance for Young Peopie At Panama Legation. - a smail dance last legation for thet Alfaro, @ student University = of the Catholic University svening at the Viete wn nephew a student at the The n | mates of the young Ler of subdebutante son, “ at | Geore, and Lyons, hosts, wh H at | company included n and ~ Mourning Blacks Dyed 24 HOUR SERVIC Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 Mme. Prochnik, wife of the faires of Austrin hos 1l company vesterday, enter- mall ¢ informally lunehcor to a tainin at Representative and Mrs. Homer 1. Snyder had sus dining informall with them last nlght at the New Wil lard. Office Space for Rent In the Dent Building British ft The military assy and g for ten day wida witl spend The air attache of | bassy and Siznora Calde tertain a small company at dinner this formally mes M ner ral, ) tain at Metropolitan Club, be about thirty- in the Depart- The solicitor g Back, will ente evening at the iwhen his guest five of mer his associ Justice Large, l well ventilated rooms. Cen- attractive, bright, W« apartment coupyine in the Ar- new h Edgc- Col. and Mrs P man have movec jthey have been | gonine_to their moor,“Md.. which ploted lane and Fr fros rick tral, convenient location. Reasonable GARDINER & DENT Inc. Main 4884 1409 L St. N.W. Arling The Wond, Mrs John and Mrs York. o'elo The cer: 3 a reception in € parents ind Mrs. Potter. groom, arcived vusterday and will be the week end of Mrs. 1. B | man. Mr. and Mrs. Ber ers, jr. of Chicasgo, 1 the wedding party Zuests and Mrs. Robert Choate of w living in Washingtor Mix Margaretta Admiral and Spence epard Wood, to Mr Howard Nott ter, son of Mr He 1 N £ New t rnoon Clirist Church, Geory will be followed ne of the = d, ird F. Rog- latter one of of M Bustot W n ghte ward be id of honor by Brig. 1st Brigade M Margaret Represents chosen A, H. Boy tlia Nor official in fation serve at the Memphis, e CONNECTICUT AVENUE Ready for Occupancy AD]OINING Cathe- dral Mansions, these attractive new apartments will strongly appeal to those seeking refined comfort with reason- able rentals. last of a serics ¢ ned by the ¢ Mr. and Mrs, ¢ will be hosts Miss _Elizabeth fiance, Mr. Robert will be the gu this evening of Miss Davies is sper rige Angus Garr and her Dravids: or at dinr anor Da her spring Pk s FOR RENT 1407 L Street N.W. Three-story brick Lot Suitable location business Will Alter to Suit Tenant GARDINER & DENT, Ine. 1409 L Street N.W. Main 4584 One Room and Bath to Five Rooms and Two Baths. All large, outside rooms, with spacious closets. Open for Inspection Tntil 2 P. M. WARDMAN 1430 K Street and 2x100 for most X =), ) T D D), IMPORTANT NOTICE! Our 26th Anniversary Celebration Will Start On Monday! New fashions—new accessories —new ideas—new choosing from an abundance of the style world! Prices of a startling nature! Five Dollars Spent for Paints Will Brighten Up the Front Exterior of An Ordinary Sized Home! It will give the window screens and doors a coat of screen enamel. Waterproof, preserve and beaut the porch floor. Give the porch proper a good coat of Acme Quality New Era Paint. And for a dollar more You can get enough Porch Furniture Enamel to brighten up the porch chairs nehes. an e hole front beautified and preserved for lc the cost of a single porch rocker. :h,xfn not convenient to come downtown, phone Main 1751. A competent paint clerk will tell vou what paint is best suited for your particulur need We deliver to any section of the city Butler-Flynn Paint Co. 609 C St. N.W. Main 1751 Plenty of Parking Space and Senora Hosts Tonight in Honor of Chief Justice Taft. this | iety de la Torriente | vacation { ents, Mr. from college and Mrs. Jos with ph 1 her par Davies, b . his niec . and Miss Arlington. ass., Ry Wi . 3 guests of Capitol Hill lam | Pettux | lett-Hill ¢ vined at dinner last evening ! pliment to Mr. Koyne V will sail Saturday, April POSt at the United State Ransoon, India, Mr. Gram whl be the guest of honor (L dinner this evening of the Delta Phi Epsilon Foreign Service Frat nity at the chapter house on Jefte i place. Mr. will make of visit < in Chicugo be o sailing Europe. Bure Sehr the mut, ar infor- com- Gram, who 19, for his consulate at at a I Bruno Schroder and Ba; der of London, ac two ¢ ness vmpanied by rgo and Hel Willard, wher the president here yesterday cxpect to re- he w accupying rrived rk and Mason was th lunclicon to Farker, jr. and Mr spending little countr Annapolis, t Licut N. Brown scott end ut their Wardour; near have ax their L. McCracken, at Md. They Kenneth v S Mr. and Mrs | Washington L Valance are in for a short time, staying :1 Hamilton, wton-Morgan has with her W diays her daughter, Mr H. Elmore of Philadalpht and her young daughter, Harriet. The American Consular ave a lunch yesterda: Hotel i honor of Mr. Charle: commissioner Association at the H. Burke, Virginia State Soclety Reception Last Night A lurze und delightful reception {and a was given last evening at Hotel by the Virginia A number of notables and, in keeping with many striking spring worn. TInvited to re- d Mrs. Trinkle, m, Mrs. Carter T. W. Harrison, Mrs. Lejeune, Admiral Tay Gien. and Mrs. George Barnett, and Mrs. J. M. Hooker. Mrs. Jan ckburn Mo Mrs. Hora land. Mrs 15 Lee. Mr: Mrs. Maude Howell Houston, Mrs, Le Merle, and Mrs. Harry S cr, Miss Bell FPerkins, d AMrs. Elliott, Judge John Payne and the officers of the Gen. H. Oden Lake, Mr. 1. Mrs. Nellie V. Suess, Ednla K. Small, Mrs. Annie A. C. Baggarly, Mrs, M. Maj. L. W. R Lodge Hill and Col Phries Josephine Houston, sopran eral s accompanied August Smith, and M tvers Houghton, contralto, mber of southern songs, in. *y Me Back to Ole Vir- ack Joe” ““Takin® and “My Old Kentucky esent the asc w Mrs. Claude A. Swa presentativ Mr Judze an | Barton ter, | Ewing E._C. Miss sang by M. R. Home Mrs. M her nouse | evening linst, igerode Andrews has loaned “t 1232 16th street for the r the Oklahoma Society this When Miss Helen Gerrer, vio. will pla; ’ ane Raby honor e i wirors 5, Jane Raby was the enest Admiral Robert L Coonts, gave x sma Supper party 3 ;. for her daughter, Miss Bertha Others in the ¢ Ompany were Mrs. T~ id Desmond Linke, Miss Virginia Byars, Lieut. C. ) MacCarthy® and deut. Konneth Coontz, U, 8. Nz Mo I {; Byars and Mo Parke Baker. s ..\;)(‘ <l.uy‘lytz nd ;\h. Raby went to Annapolis this morni vi in over the week (-X‘fd.and P L1 s _E. Morrisette enter- d at dinner and bridge last eve 3 in honor of Miss Frances d- Wards, who !s spendi; & her spring va- cation with her cousins, Maj. and Mes Cullum, - Cullum entertaf con yvesterday the Army and wards will re ley College, ned at lunch- for Miss Bdwards at Navy Club. Miss Ed- turn Monday to Welles- where she is a student. Prics. former | WATCH AND PIN—Lady's T 8t 0w ady's urliogion; 8th st se. March 27, Restored fo | ientification and price of this ad. Serye Unsworth. Marine Barracks, Naty Sard BiG_Brown | Baltimore on’ pike ro ities: name. inside Notify H. Y. Sei Wash., D. Filagroe eward HOUNT sed from 1 contained valuable . Mur- 0. " 'The o papers. Mar; mling, Main C. Reward. With amethysts and North 4644, e BEAGLE ale: biack and Fe 1330 8. Capitol st. &. 14th and Decat | ier pl. n.vw. BOSTON " BULL TERRIE | brindie. whit | seen near tetum | 1 tur_car. Femalc, chest aud white front legs; Wisconsin ave. and Woodley . i 3006, Woodley . or call’ Clevelaad BEACELET — Pla pphirvs; vicinity Liberal rewnrd. | BRAKE-DR {lin car. Mo tion' Valunb ,v'mlwunu:nuunid and K. sta t offic - Lincoln soms, - T 5% ' WIHEEL—Delongiog o Frank: 1611, st. near French Jega Retur 710 L n.w. " Receive reward from 3610 Newark st March e gray ‘and black tiger. Phone g o Lost probabiy be- on. ave.. near Rhode Isiand and St. Church. i Faseite square, ' Friday afternoon, April i. Finder please telephona Mrs. Rbinclander, *Columblia 7200, or return {0, deridian Mausions, 2400 160l et. Su bie_reward. L DUG—FluTly Tan poodle, auswers o name ot Flufly. “Beward. - Fraoklin 873, 1225 I5th stnw ki SRN STAT PIN—Iaitials &ad Oeniennial per on back. Beward. 7 612 12th n.w. Boston bag, between Laurel and | WASHINGTON, D. MRS, Navy, Mr. American minister to Panama, now a member of the faculty of the law 6chool of Georgetown University, was host at luncheon in the Shorehwm | yesterduy when his guests were ask- to meet the minister of Panama. the speciul diplomatic mission from Panama to negotist to take the place of the T ment, and the Governor of the ama Canal. These presert included the minister of Panama, Senor Dr. Don Rafaelfaro; the speciali commissioners, Senor Do Euseblo_A. Mo and Senor E rdo Chiari; Senator - Thomas h. the secretaries, Senor Juan B | Chevalier and Senor Fugenio Chev- aller: Col. Jay J. Morrow, Governor of the Panama Canal: Dr. Charles Chenay Hyde, Solicitor of the Department: Assistant Solicitor Jo- soph R. Baker, Judge Charles C. Mo- Chord of the Interstate Commer. Commission, Mr. George E. Hamilton Judge John McChord and Mr. Burt| Pan- The T nessee State give a large reception t Meridian Mansions the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Curtis D. Wilbur. The Secretary w | make a short address, which will followed by a Spanisn dance by Miss Marie Wyatt and several imperso- nations and songs by Baby Levy Everett M. Elllson is in charge of the arrangements and has asked Mr. Jus- tice James C. McReynolds, Mr. Justice land Mre. Edward T. Sanford and the imembers of the Tenncssee delegation lin Congre. to receive with Secretay and Mrs. Wilbur. Mrs. F. A. de Peyster and their two children 'of New York. are making an extended stay at the Hamilton Hotel. ! i Mrs. Breckinridge Lomg Lends House for Campaign. Mrs. Breckinridge Long has loaned her house, 3224 16th street, to the education campaign for the control {of cancer for the week of April 8. Mrs. Theodore H. Tiller is chair- man of thé woman's clubs committee and announces Wednesday. April ¢, as “congressional” day, when all the members of the Congressional Club ihave been Invited to attend. Mrs. | Percy Quin will assist Mrs. Long in receiving her guests on this day. The hour is 5_o'clock. Mrs. J. W. Frizzell, as president of the District of Columbia Federation Club, will assist Mrs. Long Thursday. April 10, This date has been select- ed as “Woman's Club” day. The presidents of all ciubs have been asked to sehd ten members of their club. Dr. Sterling Ruffin will speak Wednesday and Admiral Cary T. Gray- son Thursday. oty will this evenin, in honor of While in town this week Mr. Wil- liam Jennings Bryan was entertained at breakfast at the La Fayette Hotel by Mr. John E. Milholland of New York, who also had as his guests at luncheon the previous day the Bishop of Washington and his brother, the Rev. Dr. Freeman of Troy, N. Y. Mr. Bryan met a host of old friends, in- cluding former Gov. Campbeli of Arizona and Mr. Pickford, who also breakfasted with the group. Miss Amelia Wolf and Miss Henri- etta Wolf have moved from the Ashley apartments and are now re- siding at 2701 Connecticut avenue. Mr. Carl C. Mueller, jr., will return Monday to the Harrisburg Academy, having spent his spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Mueller, at Wardman Park Hotel ‘Progress in 1924" is the subject upon which the Rev. R. A. McGowan, of the National Cathollc Welfare Council, will address the members of the College Women's Club Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Miss Edna J. Sheehy, chairmen of the section of professional women, and Judge Kath- ryn Sellers will receive with the president of the club, Mrs. Harris Baldwin, Mrs. C. H. Ruth will pre- side at the tea table and will be as- sisted by Miss Adele Stewart, Miss Anna Boyle and Miss Lillian Car- penter. Mrs. Pio Crespi of Waco, Tex, is at the Hamiltoh Hotel. She is accom- panied by Pietro Crespi. Mrs. Fred Taylor of Annapolis is at ‘Wardman Park Hotel for the week. X HOUNDS—Strayed from bome on River road. going foward city, two foxbounds, wear. ing iy coliars; one tan’or reddish gray; other white with gray spots. T, C. Depriest, R. F. D o2 Bethesds, Md. Telepbone Bothesda 7 o Shell-rimmed: fexible case stamj ©a amonds, April 3. Finder please Phose Maka 6680, Branch 453, Miss Powers. Shell-rimmed, between Lanier pi. d Home for Incurables. ~ Finder plesso cali ARRING—Antique. Rteward. Return 101, Wyoming apt. 7 ning currency and reward. No_questions N-0 idg., Government Cail” Columbia able papers asked. Miss Laughll Hotels, KOD. 1 ML, Vernon car. 8199, Reward. PACKAGE of canceied checks. Kindly retarn io Smith's Tranefer and Storage Co., Imc., 1313 Yo » PEARLS—Small string of pearls with diamond piatinum clasp; Thursday; reward. Call 5 BRACELET—Last Suoday morn- Mass. ave. bet. 1Sth and 20th sts. on ATCH FOB CHARM —EIK Fforget me-nots: two large elk's lon back N. R. R. hidg. Main 2012, WRIST WATCH—God, near New Stanton or Home Theater n.e. Phone Linc, 4083, Reward, i teeth: initialed eturn to 63 Munsey DISCUSS SEWER PROJECT. Chillum Heights Citizens Favor| Trunk Line Plan. A resolution requesting the installa- tion of a trunk line sewer from Con-! cord avenue and Blair road south tol 12th street northeast, and Bunker Hill ! road, was. adopted by the Chillum ' Heights Citizens' Assoclation at a’ meeting io the Woodburn School, Rigss | and Blair roads northeast, last nl‘ht.l The_resolution is to be forwarded to the Engineer Commissioner. H Another resolution was adopted. to | request the board of education to in- stall a_portable school near the Wood- | burn School. It was said that the! portable school would prevent one teacher from having to teach two grades in one room, as several at the ‘Woodburn 8chool now have to do. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Fletcher, Louis Miller and Mrs. Chaney were elected to_membership in the association. Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Lucy_ Hopkins, Mrs. George P. Grove and Miss Bell. There was a recita-! tion by Mrs. Stitt. The singing of { patriotic songs by the association constituted the rest of the program. Charles A. gley, pre of the pr WALTER ATLEE Wife of Lieut. Commander Edwards, naval alde to the new Secretary of the Curtis | rough C., SATURDAY, APRIL 5 1924 J.E WILLARD DIES; | ! United States ambassador to Spain.| EX-ENVOY T0 SPAIN i prepared 1o - { emp] WILL HELP WORKERS. president of t n Federation of Labor, d night that measures are b for introduction in Congre liminate the evils” of what he de. ribed as “revolting” conditions of loyment in the ka salmon- Sa Gompers, e ng { packing fndustry. Rebuilt Hotel Here—Was| Lieutenant Governor of | Virginia. former | | Josepl Edward Willard, | owner of the New Willard Hotel and | native of this city, died suddenly last | { on Sutton place, | cording EDWARDS, Wilbur. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. University of Chicago Alumni wil meet for luncheon, Monday, 1 p.m., at City Club. Capitol Hill History Club will meet Wednesday at home of Mrs. J. B. Reed University p.m.—Claude. Clab, Thursday, N:135 H. Birdseye, chiefl to- iin the southern army. i | | i pographic engineer, United States geological sur will lecture on “Grand Canyon Colorado River." Illustrated by motion pictures and slides. Ladies welcome Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens' Assoclation will meet Monday, 8 p.n., in South Presbyterian Church Reprexentative H. Lowrey will address the men's class of Petworth Baptist Church at its dinner and con- ference, Wednesday, & p.m Red Triangle Outing Clab's tomorrow will be the first of a embership contest from Balls hill. Meet at 10 p.m. Visitors invited. The hike prin start lyn, 2 ity p-m. Club. Dancing will begin at Stanton Park Citizens' Awsociation will meet Monday, 8 p.m., in Peabod School. Maj. Franklin Bell will speak. Other speakers and program. Lincoln Park Citizeas’ will meet Tuesday, School. Speake Asxociation 8 p.m., in Bry s and program The Parents’ Lecture will meet Monday, 8 p.m.. at New Bethel Baptist Church. The Wanderlusters’ hike for row will start from Roselyn, V 2 p.m. Take Great Falls car to b: pect Hill. Route will include S run and Difficult run. This will be a walk, led by Mr. Gambs. Visitors welcome. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODA’ Society for_ Philosophical Inquiry- will meet 4:45 o'clock in Public Li- brary. Bdward S. Stecle will speak. TONIGHT. The publicity committee national democratic’ party will meet at Dr. Albert Putney’s, 1725 H street, at $:30 o'clock, to complets data for pubiication of the letin” under’ auspices of the Demo- atic Club. Ohio Girls' Club will give a danee in Mount Pleasant Lodge, 14th and Kenyon streets, §:30 o'clock. of the Dance Commudity Service Club, 8:30 o'clock, Pythian Temple. Free dancing cls Charles Crawford Gorst will repro- | duce the songs of birds and lecture on their musical genius at First Congre- gational Church, 4:45 o'clock and at § o'clock. Admission free. The Capital Model Aero Club will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at 1210 18th street. All interested in’model aviation in- vited. Red Triangle Outing Club will have a card party, 8:30 o'clock, at 1734 ) street. Dance, recreation hall, government Hotels, given by N-O building. Federation of €itizens' Associations will meet, 8 o'clock. in board room of Manicipal building. Cheer-O Club will have a dance at Blue Triangle, 20th and B streets, 8:30 o'clock. Students of Pan<American Schools of Spanish will have their annual pan-American dance at La Fayette Hotel. The Argentine tango will be featured by Leroy H. Thayer. All students of Spanish and Latin America invited. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four rs: (illiam G. Kcndall, 20, Walter Reed How- pital. Efle D. Keller, 35, 1234 Trving ot. Jeorge Harrison, (7, Episcopal Hospital Frank B. Kleh, &, 2400 10th st " Edward Myers, 13. Providence Hospital Mary F. Chase, 86, 1332 Mass. ave. John L.’ Nolan ‘48, 'Emergency Hospital. Elo Burm 7l 11 Ut we, ary A. Duvail, 63, Kmergency Hospital Marle L. Qwens, 23. 3209 Highland pi. Emma V. Morgan, 59, 1424 Webster st. poris B Melntosh, 10 moaths, 216 Quincy | ne. Mareen Coffern, 4 months, 508 10th st. ‘Auna M. Lynch. 6 hours, Columbia Hospital Emma Fage. 5§, 624 Dominicks ct. n.w. Amella Spriggs, 75, 509 G st. s.e. Faekile Smith, 74, Gallinger Tospital. Elisa Watkins, 78, 1108 Sumuer rd. s.e. James H. Smaiwodd, 58, 39 Stanton rd. s.e. Mattie Lawis, 39, Garfield Howpital. ‘Annie Thomas, 8, Freedmen's Howpital. Infant of Anuie aad George Winzie 7 davs, 1531 5th st. ol Marriage Licenses. folriege Lcomses have been issued to the Wiliam B, Wetsel and Rose A. Adams. Harold § ‘Huggins and Helen 1. Stickel. Sumner Powers of Baitimore, Md., and Anna H. A r of this city. Willlam H. Hatcher and Juanita Creg. Linwood Gaffney and Julia Brock. Benjamin Goldbers and Lena Laber, both of Richmond, Charles W. Howard of this city apd Betty L._Bourpes of New York city. Victor Nolan and Miriam C. Nash. Alhert R. Howard and M: ret A. Watson, John Felkner ofy!l;«“:\!) N. Y., and Lettie Asiley of New York ciiy. Herbert: L. Fowler of East Akron, Oblo, and ¥ Gertrude Childers of this citge “Democratic Bul- | Miss Helene Loffler and | i | i night of angina pectoris at his home, ow York city, ac to Associated Press dis He was fifty-eight years old been in apparently good i patches, and had health.- Mr. Willard was born in thig city May 1, 1865. He was the son of Maj. Joszeph C. Willard and Lieut. Antonia Ford Willard. The father was an of- ficer in the Federal army during the war between the and Miss Ford of Fairfax county was one of threa women who held commissions he was made 4 licutenant in the Confederate cav- ry by Gen. J. L. B. Si for valiant servica to the caus Rebuilt Hotel Here. Willard’s unele, Her was the founder of Which later was 156 by his father, Willard. and another The thres pro Upon cd into the ha Willard, who hotel and called it the In subsequent ye hotel to the Virgin Corpora- tion and later to the du Pont Compan of Wilmington, Deh, Mr. Wilard, however, still ritaining ownership. Caleb C. Willard was the father of two children, Mrs. Kate Willard Boyd of thig city, and Walter Willard, the latter having died as the result of | Juries he received in a train aceldent Henry K. Willard was the father of Henry K. Willard of this city. Mr. Willard graduated from the Virginta Military Institute in 1555 and latter studied law during a_sum mer course at the University of Vir- | ginia. H, art Mr. Wil- Willard "\ Maj. “pl uncie, Caleb brothers also on ¥ and r dea ds of J rebu New V 1ed strects hotel pas: Edward of the of ilies in September 1591, Shor ard he took up his residence’ at Fairfax, Va. Captain During W ing the Spanish-American war Mr. Wiilard served as a captain in 3d " Virginia_ Volunterrs, He also served #s a representative in the Vir- ginia legislature, 1594 to 1902. From D: Jusern LLARD. | 1902 1o 1906 he served a tenant | governor of the state. In he was | appoiwed ambassador extraordinary and_plenipotentiary to Spain, serving | in that capacity until 1821, He is survived by his wife, Mra. Belle Layton W. Willard, and two daughters, Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt of | New York and Mrs. Mervyn Herbert of Taunton, England. Funeral 'arrangements have not been completed. { FLAGS AT HALF-MAST. Virginia Pays Honor to Memory of Joseph E. Willard. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va, April on all state buildings here were ordered st half-mast today by Gov E. Lee Trinkle as a tribute to Joseph Edward Willard, lieutenant governor of Virginia from 1902 to 1906 and later American ambassador to Spain, who gied last night at his home in New ork city. Mr. Willard served from 1894 to 1902 as & member of | the house of delegates of the Virginia | general assembly and from 1906 to | 1910 was a member of the state corporation commission. He was de- feated by Senator Claude A. Swanson in 1905 for the democratic nomination for governor. In 19 he was ap- pointed by President Wilson to the | post at Madrid, where he served until 1821. COLE DEFENDS CAPITAL. | Tells Towa Society Criticism on Laxity Is Unjust. Representative Towa, speaking before clety’ last night at clared Washington is on of the most | criticized cities in the United States | and that such critiffsm is unjust. “In_spite of the tales of drunkenness | and corruption here.” ho declared, “I | have never seen a drunken man’ on | the streets of Washington, and I have found that Washington is a church-going 4.—Flags Cyrenus Cole of the lowa So- Rauscher’s, de- v Representative W. D. Boies ad- vanced some “thought for the edifi- | eation of the lowa Society,” which included what he considered the proper attitude for public officials | to take on questions of the day. A | program ‘of entertainment followed | the business meeting, which was | arranged by the officers of the so- ciety. { Births Reported. The following births have been reporied to the health department in the last tweuty-four hours: Sol and Mary Scartolow, boy. Mike and Michaele Coccia. girl Roy B. and Aunie M. Bremerman, boy. Norman R. and Jane Speirs, girl. ! Otto A. and Laura 0. Kropp. girl. i Charles H. and Helen E. I Joseph D. and Lillian M. Harold G. and Jusnita nd Madge 1. Willlam C. and E Leroy and Helena Hodgson, boy. 1sracl and Dorothy Lee. girl. Cardosa and Estella Metz, boy. 4 Tda Johnson, girl. Edna Fisher, boy. Philip N. and Gertrude’ Elmore, boy Arthur and Etta Ford, boy. Arthur and Armise Yates, girl. Ad Contest Plans Complete. All, contest plans for Ad Club week, | beginning tomorrow bave been com- pleted. _ the = “What-I-Think:About- | Washington-Advertising Week™ com- mittee in charge anuounced today. It wae added all details in connection with the $500 prizes are to be pub: lishad. Gumorzsw, were Gompers said they were due pr system of employment the work | them the victim CAMPBELL, HODGSON. HODSON. JOHNSON. JOHNSON. {LORD. Saturday, i i | | Asserting “almost the conditions discovered beyond belief, subcbnt. which s helpless and which mal of a network of evils tions.” to a “contracting and n working Cards of Thanke. QUANDER. -onc T ywish o express to my neighbor their kin s and TAPER. We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to our relatives. nel Trieads kindnexs duri and’ svmpat) i the deathi of our b TAPE HE HUSBAND, MOTHER AND BROTH ER . Deaths. At ber rexidence, 42¢ Ist sl 5240 pm. Fridas, April 4, , in 61st year, Mrs. EMMA 1. BINNIX (nee Ka &le), wife of Benjumin F. Binnix. Fosersl s at Lanham, Md., Mondsy, Aoril pom. She maurn the'r aughters, four sous relatives snd friends. 3 nto eternal rest nee, 117 G st. ieh e hore with GEORGE BROOKS, de- brother of Mrs. Sarah Steward and Duvid Brooks: leloved {ather of Mr. Rown Millard, Mry. K West and Mrs Tena Brown! Fiipers o5 Sunday April 6, at I pm., at Camplell A. M. . 1" Re cfficiating Peacefully 1925, at bis re a bricf 1l J¢ vated Mr. o till the Ob God, what a Must e, the No mother or Only hetr ncant ehinire CHILDREN. BOSN, KATIE AND LISA BURR. Triday, April 4, 1924, at her res dence, 1621 U t. xe.. EFPIF, daaghter of the late Richard W. burr. Interm vate CABELL. Satarday. April 5, 1024, at w.m., &t the residence of fer mother, Vermont ave. n.w., ESTHER CABELL, desoted danghter of Mrs. Adelaide G, Chris- topher. Funeral Sundas, April 6, at 1 p.m., oln Temple Church. Friends and relatives invited (o attend. Remains rest ing st MeGuire's funeral home, 9th and Westminster sts. € 24, o*clock. eight of sarmw wly oaes, bear Departed this life April 4, at P Rt setta Camphell, brother and bet. 20d and 3ed £ you thix world wo dear daughter. CRIST. Saturday. Ap: heloved aged 2 vid 1ite April 3, NNINGHAM, the he Cunpingham of 4815 neral Snndas Newman Co. w., Father Douch of of Aps April 5. 1624, NORA Criisler of 1 eral hereufte April 4. 1924, Mrs. AT RE, beloved mother of M Aondax ment privat fowers, FAIBFAX. Twparted 1h after a protr: AX, wife o th £ April ted illness, SUSAN Tate Joh B 7. ut fricnds jovited GRINNELL. Wednesday. JOSEPH, beloted o Gringell Washi; Remaios can be sean parior, 1 St Aug 10 8.m ) cpore of his sou vited o attend HARRISON. At “Throat Hospital, am., GEORGE beloved husband « Browning), azed dnughters re to T Epis boro, Md., Sundas, Ap: tives and friends ‘invited, Friday, April 4. 1924, at Freed men’s Tospital ARD EARL. infant son of Le Ro Telens . Hodgson. Funeral from tbe ' residence, 12 You st. n.w., Sunday, April 6, at 2 p.m. Departed this life Friday, Apri 1924, at 10:10 a.m.. at Freedmen's Hospi HOWARD EARL, Helena Hodso funeral parior: til Saturdas, 5 cots’ reside 6, 1 p.m. April of Jen and Fh t James’ naw. F Monday Brd Episcapal ¥ April 3. 82 STROTHEL Saruly 1 HAR n.e. thence pper Marl 0, 8t 2 pm. Rela- 2 April Friends gnd relatives iovited Fi sleep in Jesus, Friday. 4, 1921, 't 6:30 & 30 st mw., af bore with Christ loved wife of the gnstus Johnson, o voted mother of Mrs. Ko F. Warc, moiber. Jolaw of Irving . Ware and sister of Mre Eliza Watson. - Funers! Sunday. April 6, 1924, a1 oMok, from Vermont Avenus Baptist Church, Hour by honr 1 saw her fade And slowly sink awas Yet in ms heart [ often pra That she might longer x and_memhers of Mon Tabernacie, No. 32, 1. O. of Mosee: erebs notified to attend the call men ing_Saturday night, A 1 8 at Winslow's Hail, 1! range for e funeral fof ¢ brother, JOHN JOHNSON WM. CORBIN, Worthy Su SIMMONS, Recorder. JOHNSON, All members of Sarah's Tent No. 12, of the J. R. Gideon and Jolifee Union, are requested to attend the funeral of Sister MARY E. JOHNSON Sunday, April 6, 1824, at 1:30 o'clock aharp, at Vérmont Avenue Baptist Church, on \ermont ave. het Q'und I mis. now.. liev. Jumes E. Willls, pastor. AlL leaders and sister fents iu vited. SISTER CECILIA 1. BRANHAM, Leader. SISTER ELIZA WRIGHT, Secty. . JOHNSON. All members of Silver Queen Houselpid of Ruth. No. 740, G. U. 0. of 0. F.. notified fo Saturday, April 5. at p.m., at 16068 M st. o.w., 'to arrange for the funeral of Sister MARY E. JOHN! TE 8. . SLAUGHTER % JOHNSON. Departed this life April 3. 1624, JOHN JOHNSON. Al offirers and members of Koot of I, 0. of ©. ¥., are requ foneral sérvices of Brother John Jobnson Sunda. April 6. 2 p.m., at Grice’s undertaking pa lor, 12ih and R sts. Ioterment at Fred- ericksburg, Va. ALEX W. J. T. SMOTHERS, P XIRBY. Saturday. April 5. 192 dence, 405 Neward sq. £.0., ) e ife of the L8y Nao a long MARY E., b Nebo are Sundas perior. PLATER, N. G. ired. Notice of . April 7 5 nw., EDW son of Ida Jacy. Funeral April 7, at 2 pn., from the W. Ernest Ja viy undertaking parlors. April_ 5. 1921, at 6: a.m., at his residence. 1212 Monroe at. n.c JOHN B.. beloved husbaud of Elizabeth Lor in the USth year of is age. Funeral fro Brookland Baptist Church Tnesds ril 8, &t 2 pan. Interment Glenwood cemetery. MALLAN. Fridas. April 4. 1021, at 4:30 D.m., at his residence, 1524 Exe st. n.w., Dr. THOMAS F, MALLAN. Notice of fuheral hereafter. Please omit flowers. Y. Saturday, April 5, 1924, FLORA R ter of Taretti W, MeCroery und the Tate J. L. McCreery and sistey of M. Artbur B. Sperry. Services at Zurhorst's funeral jors, 301 East Capitol st., Monday, April 7, at 3 at_her siste ire ave. n.w.. 5 Tob Mefutkieim. ~Funeral from her s fer's residence, Mrs. Rose Terrs April 7, at 2 p! vhted. (Baltim RAY. Suddenly, April b, 1924, HELGE ODEN H. MURRAY, iate Wiliam J. Murray and busband of Helen Thompson Murray. Notice of fuveral Monday morning Posi. & RITTER. Thursday, April 3. 1024, at her residence, 44 East Capitol st. ARLIEN TERRY, beloved wife of Pau] ltobert It ter.and’duoghter of Nellis K. and the late (harles Wrizht Te Funeral ~from dbove address Monday. April 7, at 5:30 a thence to i Pwitiek's Church, w requicin mass WUL be sald ot 9 . Kela tives and friends inyi Interment Con- CERULS, my thanks snd | Iinens, which she | tend o call meeting | the | BHEID. Saturiay. ong 11Tnesx, baud of Mary hereafier | SMALLWOOD. Diepar: 12, 103, 1 al wery riendy 4 this life Weacesdar BN SMA WO o Monday, 1 pom. I vited ‘WARD. e Rirs AR, Ward Moy i Mrs. Minerva Tromy the Souat ¥ion Friday, April 4, 1924 ut 6:30 pw . MITTIF Joseph Wigging of Denv April | WILLIAMS. 924, at 1 pon E. WILLIAMS Ban the late Willim 1 Mary Bannaker Hall. ¥ uttor Alexandriu nly, Wed New York Frueisco papers please co In Memoriam. f AMANDA azo today x years ago nd joving rememb mother purted this 1i ALS 3 wen sl EL depariad years ago today X3 Just a token T HER LOVIN BLONDHEIM. 1n brance of "our BLONDHED years ugo today Gone, tnt not_forgotten HER LOVING CHILDREN. Sacred and dear to us is the mem o dene vasband and father, CLAR ¥. CROWN, who entered in(o_ etema 1ife seven years ago today, April 0, 1817 Toved in life: remembered in death. HIS LOVING WIFE STBLLA AND DAUGH TEES HAZEL AND GLADYS, . LEE. A tribute of love and devotion to t memory of our devoted mother, MILDR LEE. who dep s life two years today, April And while sie 1ics fn peacefol sleep. Her memors we shall alwaye keep 1ER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ed loving remembragce gran MILDRED LEL o agu today, Apr he ADLINE who April CROWN God kmew best you to eternal rex tANDDAUGHTERS remembrance SMITH. who dr parted today, Apn 5, 19, Towo se A< time m ifer memor As 1o the bour sh rs passed, ou todsy Fussed away THE FAMILY. 1o loving memory of my de TLLIAM H. STUART, who dep one yeu today. April 5, 1923, o forgotten, dear hus STUART, b | some mes [ somy ! But never s Fo long gives y':n T WUl atways vk of thee. 1315 TONELY WIFE, SADIE A. STUART. TRAVERS. In sad but loviog remembrance 3 unk you vor e in beaven omplete. Liusbasd and fathe: | Sweet memo Years that mas HE T LOVING | WIFE AGNER. PREXTON. CHARLES TRAVERS S0 gentle in w0 patient o pa Gl dear o 1e11 s for beaven ta cain Tos rd in thie world his equal to find. TOVING MOTHER, FLIZA S TRAY SUHIS DEVOTED SISTEL, LILLIE M TIAMMOND tis true of you AND * CHILDREN MELVIN ANI ng remembrance TLLar WHIT life three father, MER deparied this December 7. 1 WHITLEY THOMAS WHITLEY «leven years ugo, August hich base belieyed do enter in “ THE FAMILY ! 1t loving remembran | WEITMYER. Is sad but loving remem {70r our loved one, CARRIE WHITMYEL | ho cntered into st three years ago toda | April 5, 1821 | ris sweet to remember her who once was here Though Abeent, to us she is just as dear Thie midnight stars shine on th Of the oue we loved but could o Safe in the arm DEVOT) FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon @41 H ST. NE. _Phone L. 5543 ‘V.L. SPEARE CO. | Neither the successors of nor con- i nected with the original W. R. Speare lestablisiment 940 F St. N.W. | Phove Fravk. 6 WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st n.e Phone Lincoln 524. Moir Chapel: ___Automobile Punersi. | ge———THE ORIGINAL ——p WR.Speare @o. | 1208 HSTREET,N.W. | maIN108 FORMERTY 40 FSL. 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