Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1924, Page 5

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 6, 1924—PART 1 son sald in his address. “What is happening in Washington js furnish- ing soil for anarchy and bolshevism. Every Slemp, every Doheny, every Sinclair in Washington would scurry to cover if Roosevelt had been the President.” -« o immadiate, | Tonzue of a butterfly looks some- Mr. John- what like a coiled watch spring, praised Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana for the part he is playing in the oil investigation in Washing- ton, declaring that ‘“there higher duty any man can n?r(or‘ui tfor the people of the United fthan to expose a man who has strld {out.” April 5.—Senator| “This is the time for California today alert and drastic action,” -JOHNSON LAUDS WALSH. 0il Committee Prosecutor Performs High Duty. the Aswociated Press. TTAWA, 1L, ram Johhson Says of The smart tailleur is an indispensable part of the Spring wardrobe. 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The suit is lined with fancy fig- ured crepe. 4.9.50 A single - breasted, one-button model in navy, of white pin stripe mannish suit- ing, ncatly tailored, with a finishing touch of black silk braid, long roll col- lar, smart tailored flap pockets. lining of gray silk crepe. $472.50 three The New Kitt “Wonder Music Rolls Bench Delivery Including Rolls Bench Delivery ’ Music! What a joy to the home! Once only for the wealthy— now the most modest home can enjoy it. Think of it—a new player —all ready to play with 50 rolls and a bench—at this low price. @) . Homer L.Kitt Co. | : 1 i turning [a'd t | Prominent republicans snapped at STATE G. 0. P. HOPEFUL. New Hampshire Party Flght\ Hard for Victory. Special Dispateh to The Star During the week Senator George i1 Moses visited his homo city of Con- cord. It was his first appearance in New Hampshir his defeat for delegate to the republican conven tion. He a cheerful view of his defeat. politics the repub- lican hopeful of again re state to the G. O demoerats ar Fred H. Brown be it his council is all re h one exception, so tha some pret ver trading sides to get what they wa of political prefer 11\. re are two candidates for the publican now ion as governor, Vl Frank Knox, publisher of the Muyrh.q.r Union ' and Lewder, and Capt. John G. Winant of Concord. J. McCARTHY. since In st part t banner he power, Gov mocrat, publican w it takes for both in the w e T F Coolidge Petition Filed. By the Associated P SALEM, Ore., with more than signatures ! place the name Calvin Coolid on the ballot for the Oregon prim clection May 18 filed today wi » secretary of ate. April 5 State Democrats Mee! lt_v the Associated Press IGH, N. ¢, April §—For the purpo e of electing delegates to the county mectings next Saturday, dem- oerats of North Carolina met tonight over the state in precinct m. In addition to naming the to the county meetings, the of the party within the were elected. el Births Reported. The following births were reported last twenty-four hours i F. and_Josephine T and Catherine Cal ood. Carro girl M. Rurch Loyd M. and Ruth M. Carter, boy Ieo and Lillie Smoot, girl Thomas and Mary Hil Y. W. and Cora MeNeil, Whitmere and Daisy Morto Thomas and Lucis Hernd: Carrington and Blossie Vise Dengis and Mary M Deaths Reporled The following d!‘!')ln were reported in (h! abeth’s Hospital 5 Rock Creek Charch ottici precine in boy hoy s gir n gir osis Hospital Reed Hospital Field Hospital ) 1st st s.e. inutes, Columbia Hos- o Tuth White, 16, Columbia Hospital Hobert Plowde. Ilinger Hospital aries T. 2008 4 urence W 1" months, Children's Hos- HOTEL INN ‘ormerly Stag Hotel Phone Main 8108-8109 604-610 9th St. N.W. $7 Tooms, $6 weekly; $10.50 rooms, $8: $14 with toilet, shower and lavatory. $10; 2 in room, 50 per cent . Rooms Like Mother's. 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'END OF APRIL WILL SEE | COOLIDGE WITH MAJORITY | (Continued from First Page.) necessary infliction, but mitting that he can stop ti r of the Coolidge which is moving down gathering dal jomentum. in the hope t November his words gotten not ad- prox avalanche upon him They come next may live for- + ¥ &% Mulvane, man for 1 of the subcom rangements for t tional convention, | week and reports are well und t r David mit an national Kansas com- and chair- tee on ar- republican na- was here last that all plans r way, promising that © delegates and visitors will not &ret having gone to Cleveland otel accommodations, He says the while not furr as extensive as would by Chicago, are vet wdequate, and that everybody will Dbe ished oused. The land and land” in Cleve- bring all headquarters convention hall in be reached on will the close proximity foot very Senator ( first or of practi- cally every state in the north and cast and ix developing most grati- fying strength throughout the en- tire west, is the claim of former Representative Charles C. Carlin ©of the national Underwood cam- paign committee “He will be the secofd choice of those southern states which have favorite sons and will carry a majority of the rest of tha states in the south, including Tennessce, Louisana. Mississippi, Alabama and Florida,” said Mr, he managers and can easily nderwood is either the s¢ 4 choice Carlin yesterday for Mr. McAdoo have claimed that he would go to the convention with practically all of the states west of the Mi ippi river. In the first of these states in which Senator Underwood has contested with Mr. McAdoo, Arizona, the McAdoo col- umn was broken at the convention this week. Mr. McAdoo was on the ground in person. An instructed delegation for him wis predicted, but when .the results were an- nounced. it was disclosed that Sen- ator Underyjood had secured a ma jority of the delegates * % % Gov. Alfred E. Smith is causing the democrats to come to attention by what scems to be a spirited up- ward movement in his presidential boom. The significance of the re- cent developments is held to be that the growth in the Smith boom is strengthening the hands of the leaders who are working to keop Mr. McAdoo from making the grade toward that two-thirds majority. Murphy, Taggart and Brennan of lllinois are undoubtedly using their influence with other demo- cratic leaders in the west to fall in behind Gov. Smith and crowd Mr. MeAdoo out. Nobedy knows who this trio of leaders have in mind and to whom they will swing the Smith support when the .omination is made. It is probable they do mot themselves know at this time, but it is cer- tain that the Smith strength is going to have important bearing on the selection of the nominee. * ok k% What effect is the row between Harry M. Daugherty and Senator Pepper going to have in the pos- sible direction of setting up a factional feud in the republican party was a question discussed among republican leaders in this city yesterday. Concern was ex- pressed and means of preventing a further clash between the two ‘were discussed. Everything possible is going to be done to iron the wrinkles out, or if that cannot be dome, to avert occasion for further aggravating the situation, regarded s serious. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. The Wanderlusters’ hike will start from Rosslyn, Va., at 2 o'clock. Take Great Falls car to Prospect Hill. The route will include Scott's run and fDifficalt run. This will be a_rough walk, led by Mr. Gambs. Visitors | welcome. The Red Triangle Outing Club will !meet at Rosslyn at 2:40 o'clock. To- day’s hike will be the first of a spring membership contest. It will start from Ball's hill. Visitors invited. Dr. Sheckells will give a_talk on “How to Get Well and Stay Well” at |5 o'clock at Helath Studio, 1467 Rhode iIsland avenue. A health supper will be served by the practical dietetic class, Dean Lucy D. Slowe of Howard Uni- versity will speak at 4 o'clock at Y. W. C. A, 9th and Rhode lsland avenue. A program, representing Asbury Church in co-operation with the Christian educational committee of the “Y,” will al=o be given. Public ‘welcome, * i the White Housxe yewterday. Left to righ chairman of the arrangement committee of the republican national convention. Adamx, chairman of the republican national committee, and Senator Henry Ci ' WIDOW-DENIES SECRECY i i ) | i | | | | | from the effects | NATNL PHO David V. Mulvane be held in Cleveland bot Ledge of Mamachusctts. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Seeretary Wallace will xpeak before the National Scenario Club Tuesday. 5 p.m., Wardman Park-Hotel John T. Thomas' committes for Episcopal ne for Children will give ard y_April 25 at 2400 16th William K. E National American Club t dinner Thursday, Cont Senator Mangus Johnson of the speakers. Members accompanied their lad guests Hnl 1 Club will give a card | Raleigh Hotel rm Citizens' Association uesday in St John's M_E Perry Howard of t De- Justice will speak The Curley party May S, Barry will meet Church partment of ialer will spesk on the Healing | wud Agmen J. fof th Hallas The Women's jolnt committee Will meet tomorrow, . at Grace Dodge Hotel The District Public School ciation will meet Wednesday Franklin build congressional Aswo- 8 p.m., The April meeting of Washington Citi L5 held In the Sunday s the United Brethren Capitol and R street |ning, 8 oclock. Cap Doy} the eig will give the North ouse of North eve hurch rt E precinct on of ol Crispus Attucks P Tnion of World ans idiers of American Wars, will h strect br cet h The children’s spring bird class of Audubon Soclety will mect tomor- the TI erican Antheneum ms 1, 12th rosd pm Tho: i Pl The will me and L, stree { Prof. Hen Sch n speak panish Spanish will be render Andrews upon 10 in | musi Miss Hel The Federal Club wil nreet Wed- nesday, 5:15 p.m., Toom, bureau of st Stephen B. Davis Bingham, Dr. J. H. Delling | ENNTS, and | IN H. B. MINGLE’S DEATH Explains Mitsul Representative Mentioned in Daugherty Probe Was Il Week. ssociated Press. ORANGE, N. J.,, April Mrs. Harry Mingle, widow former New York attorney denied that there was of 5 representing Mitsui & Co., Japanese bankers, Thomas F. Lane before Daugherty committee “He was 11l a week before ha died,” she sald, “and after a consultation of | four physicians it was decided that | an operation was necessary. He died | of the operation Records at tbz Orange Memorial Hospital and faterviews with thg tending physicians were said to T substantiated Mre. Minglos' state ment. Cards of TLhanks. ESTES. 1 wish to express my sincere appre ciation to my neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness of my hush and their beautiful flower in esmin CAL ESTES HERBERT. We wish 1o s our sincere appreciation to our relatives and friends for the flowers and of sympathy during_the ss and death of our mother and grandmother, LIZA HERRERT. MRS, CHAS. MATHEWS AND M amagt BAQI'?,—NI}‘UL!"“. i il paveH- | daugher. BASS NELSON ia M, faribon Deaths, deows 421 Lst N e 1 I BINNIX (nes ¥ Winniv. Fo onday £ men i Md Mre. EMMA ven Ko and a host BROOKS GEORGY Katie David Mil Brow 1 M. 1 p.m Wesley . KATIE AND AWFLL. the ROINTA, Crist, aged 2 ved danghter Netice of | cossrer 1924. NORA 0. ved wife of Cari i st se Funeral from Tresday. Api Teresa's at 9 am Tuterment Aprit At 1801 K <t DOOLITTLE E. Nevins, § Monday. April ELMORE. F: GUSTA'P. April 5 nw Mre ¢ th ork ave. TOTISA T rariors of T 4. 1924, Mr d moi he: Amnie T AT av. April MORE, belo Coliaday. M Stanies Bl Funeral R. Wright Compans 0 Mondsy, April 7. at priv Kindly Tonm, e o Freed Rev T heioved_hns ot Mar: Saturday, THOMAS ENNIS Wesiey 4. M. B band of Rebecca Coie and Thom uneral Tuesdar m Tnion Wesley 3rd and L Servant of God. well done. GRINNFLL. Weinesdar, Apr TOSEPH. beioved b Grinmell of W Komaine can be 1924 "t Iness Ennis ther an, HARRISON. Throat Hi Feloved Frownin boro. M tives und r and Maj. O. Mauborgne. Music by C Male Quartet Takoma Chapter, No. 1Z. will confer the degrees Frida men of the chapter have charge of the entertainment. memb the order welc All Washington Alumni Club of Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity will hold a smoker April 10, 8:30 p.m., Cosmos Club. HELD. Sodde . April 4. 1 HOWARD ani Helena parents day, April 6, & “Hosp. Le Roy RAH Enlom Kirby retired da., April Wwood cemetery LORD. am BAGF Baltimore rities N on 1t name jnside papers Y. Semling, Main trayed from 1330 § vard, BOSTO! Capitol st Female, dark frout legs: last and Woodley rd. or call Cleveland N~ BULL TERRIF brindle, white chest and whi seen consin ave. Tetorn to S50 Woodley rd. —Strayed from 3040 New ale gray a Reward. _ DIAMO BROOCHLost probal tween Coun. ave., negr Rhode [sland and St. ear of his age st Church Tuesday. nen awood McCREERY. Saturday, April 5, T.. dsughter of Loretta W. the fate I L. McCreery and sister of M Arthur 3 at Zurhorst's funeral pariors Monday, April 7, at 3 p.m MEINTKHETM. 1 4. 1924, at 11:45 p.m., at ce. 3919 New Hamp shire ave. n.w.. ELIZAFETH. beloved wife of John Meinikheim. Funeral from her sis- ter's residence, Mrs .Rose Terry. Monday. April 7. dt 2 p'm. Relatives and friends in- vited. ' Interment at Glenwood cemete (Ralfimore papers please copy.) MEINIKHEIM. The officcrs and members of Trion Lodee. No. 1. Ladies T. 0. M.. are quested to nttend the fomeral of our late April € FLORA John's Church, La Fagette square, Friday afternoon, April 4. Finder pieare telephone | Mrs. Rhinelander, Columbia 7200, or refurn | to Meridian Mansions, 2400 16th st. Suit ; able_reward ! 1OG—Flofly tan poodi swers to_oame of | ¥ 373, 1225 15th i & and_Centennial | Main 7306. Edus | EA:T:}I.\’AF Chapter on bac ward. i ST A Sirayed from bome on River road, going toward city, two foxhounds, wear- | ing my collars: one tanor reddish gray; otner | white with gray spots. T. C. Depriest, K. F. | D, Bethesds, Md. Telephone Betl Do!fll Tiexl ‘Edmonds, April 3. Finder please phone Mlln wm. “Branch i43. Misx Powers. e s M tumed to Mrs. F.A. Cochran, 2325 Satacts o, 25, Telephone Adams 1153. * CEAGE of canceled checks. Kindly return to Smith'a “Transter and Storage Co.. Inc.. 1318 You st._n.w. March 31 EING Tardonys st between District tional Bank and 14th and Decatur. W White, Room 108, Interstate Commerce, n.w. SAPPHIRE BRACELET —Last ing, on Mass. ave. bet. 18th Retarn to 1774 Mass. ave. R SHAL RING—Lady's; blue stone, eng: over two' months ago. Mr. Hill, Room 12, State Depf. SNUFF BOX—Silver; engraved H. C. L. D, W. Return to Boom 700 Edmonds bldg. ward. SPRCTACLES—Child's, shell frame. N 1145 N. H. ave. West 1719-J. Mrs. Smith. TOPAZ PIN—Set in silver. Reward. Hyatts- ville 135-M. (3 WATCH FOB CHARM—_EIKs Bead wet in forget-me-nots: two large elk’s teeth: initialed on back N. R R. HReturn to 653 Munsey bid, s 20i2 for Overland Smith ‘300 Clarendonave.. llarendon 6371, - s WRIST WATCH—Lady's, Eigin; vicinity Ar- cade market, Friday afternoon. Miss Brown, Argonne Apts.. Apt. §25. ARD For recovery of Boston bull terrier: brindle and white, long ears, vers short tail: Tues- y, March 25. Was pal to aged blind lady. North 10472 or 1740 Corcoran st. n.w. DOGS, PETS, ETC. PUPPIKS, five, beautiful little Boston fer riors; out of blue ribbon winuers. 1225 Mary Tazd ui ne, N 18th with crest | raved Reward. 3. W, Clarendon, " Va. l — | SHEID. sister, BLIZABETH MEINIKHEIM, from her sister's residence, Mrs. Terry, 3910 Hampshire ave. n.w. Monday! at 2 pm Iy &aSdonD. MEINIKHEIM, Apr Recording Secrstary. * Officors and members of Wash~ ton Temnie, ladies cf Golden Fagles. are i of the death af onr heloved ABETH MEINTRHEIM, who fell duy_evening. April 4 Funoeral service at 3919 New Hampshire p.m.: thence to srder of the Noble NNIE LANGLEY. MYERS, Guardian of Gleiiwood cemetery. Temple Recond { MEINTKEEIM. Officers and members of May- | flower Couneil, No. 11. Danght. ica. are hereby notifed of the d Deloved sister, ELIZABETH M) who_fell aslaep with Jesus Friday eveninz. April 4, 1924, at 1145 o'clock. Funerai service at her sister's residence, 3919 New Hampshire ave. n.w., Monday, April 7, 1924, at 2 pm.: thence 'to Glenwood cemetery. By order of Councilor, CARRIS H. HANDIBOE, HATTIE O. RABBITT. Rec. Secy. MURRAY. Suddenls, April 5. 1924, 5 a.m.. HELGE ODEN H. MURRAY. ton of 'the Iate William J. Mnrray and husband of Helen Thomneon Murray. Notice of funersl Monday morning Fost. o PHILLIPS. On Satuday. April 5. 1634, at 50 Franklin st. n.e.. VIRGINIA PHILLIPS, meral from the chapel of W. R. Speare Co.. 1208 H st. 0.w., on Tuesday, April <, at’1 o'clock. 7 RITTER. Tinrsday. April 3. 1924, at her| residence, @44 Fast Capitoi st. ARLIEN TERRY. beloved wife of Paul Rebert Rit- ter and daughter of Nellie R. and the late Charles Wright Terry. Puneral from the above address Monday. April 7. at $:30 a.m., thence to St. Patrick’s Church, where requiem masa will be said at 9 a.m. Rela tives and friends fnvited. Interment Con- gressionnl cemetery. [ ROBINSON. Satnrday momine, April 5, 1924, Mrs HENRTETTA ROBI devoted wife of Thomason Robinson of 1518 3rd st. n.w. Notice of funeral bereafter, RYON. Suddenly. on Raturday, April 5. 1024, at 3'p.m., GEORGE W.. beloved husband of Fila T. Ryon (nee Ridgley). Remains at Hysong's fuperal home. 1300 N st. n.w. Sorvices at Croome, Md.. Toesday. April § at 1l am. Relatives and friends invied to attend. Satnrday, April 5, 1924, JOHN T. SHBID. beloved husband of Mary A. Sheid (nee Kelly). Funeral from his Inte resi dence, $10 Kenyon . n.w. Tuesdny. Apri &, at 11 a.m. Burial st Arilagton. WILLIAMS. - Suddenty, Wednesdsy. Apeil 2 1924, at 1 p.m., At New York, Mrs. LOCISE E. WILLIAMS '(nee Bany daughter of the la'e Willium H. Rannaker and Mrs. Mary Bannaker Hall. Funeral notice hers after. (Alexandria, Va. paper pleass opy.) L | In filrmormm. ORAWFORD. i ) Ay ‘. AWFORD, Apr AND W SUSTR HER LAW COLBERT. who departed April 6, 1923, We cannot dear s KON ago today A baby bro who April 6 MANN MAMMAL DADDY CHAR San Whes HER Sy TEN SUMBLIN. ALity 1 ORNNY WALTACE WALLACE. WAL HIS LOVING SIS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 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