Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 7

SHIFTING SANDS? With widely fluctuating markets affecting your everyday purchases, you stand to save or to lose money, according to your merchant's vision or lack of it. Unceasing vigilance on the part of our staff of buyers insures you against the loss of money. CALA HAMS 1. 11w Armour’s Star - HAIS » 22¢ “The Ham What Am!” FLOUR 4 = 93c Bag Spinach 217" OTATOES 5w 3lc Atlantic&Pacific} Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated! The Great | | THE 'EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON D ‘C., TUESDAY, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | A motor truck parked in an alley adjoining house, 1919 Nichols avenue, Anacostia, caught fire early today and was damaged to the amount of $50. The fire spread to the house and did an additional damage of $100. Wil- liam Behrens, Accokeek, Md. owns the truck. will meet Friday, 2 p.m, in Grand Army Hall. in the blue room of the City Club. He will speak on “Window Display in Connection with Advertising.”” This luncheon will be under the direction of the team headed by F. H. Kimmel. Lincoln Post, G. A. R., will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The Music Club of the Gevernment hotels will give a spring dance to- morrow, 8:30 p.m., in Recreation Hall, Board of eimention will meet to- morrow, 3:30 p.m., in Franklin School building. Brotherhoed of Preshyterian Church, Takoma Park, will meet tomorrow, § p.m., in the church. Members from the Department of Agriculture will have charge of the entertainment. Dr. F. M. Peck of New York, presi- dle,;l of the Window Dispiay Adver. |North Capitol and B streets, tising Association, will be the princi- A il pal speaker tomorrow at m.-xui’m.f(m] Alited Printing Trades Coumnell will of the Washington Advertising ClubMect tomorrow, § p.m., in Typograph- — —| ical Temple, FUNERA L ot Low!r Pfitgg | Fairbrother School, $75, $100, $150 Up | Steel Vaults, $85 Up | AMBULANCES ( [ LARGEST EQUIBSED xflnfi‘&% W. CHAMBERS Co, Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. Five hundred card party by Ken- neth Nash Post, American Legion, will meet tomorrow, 719 13th streat. The Grand Volture, 40 Hommes ot 8 Chevaux, will meet at dinner Sat- urday, 7 p.m., at the Roma, 707 12th street. Those present will be mem- bers who Irave 1924 cards, and P. G.'s to be admitted. s SR So far as known, the first campaign emblem was a finger ring of copper. 1t was worn by the adherents of John Quincy Adams in 1825, when he ran for President, and was inscribed John Quincy Adams, 1825 Dintrict Public School Association | will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in Frank- lin building. 2 The City Club will be host to all its members and their ladies, at an r dinner dance, April 21, 9 to mid- R, Knox Hats, §7 $45 Is a Small Price to Pay for Hart Schaffner & Marx Quality You get expert tailoring and fine, all-wool fabrics; you can choose from blues and grays in light and darker shades, and Granite Blues; and you get the easy, draping styles that you want. Super values at $45. Satisfaction Guaranteed er The Golden West N land of Many Charms IOUR choice of many different routes to Pacific Coast points. All steel trains leave Washington daily for Chicago and St. Louis, making direct connections with all Western lines. Round trip tickets at attractive fares. Return limit October 31. Stopovers -« accorded anywhere. Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. $85.45 (On sale heginning June 1.) Yellowstone National Park........... (On sale beginning June 1.) Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.......... 130.45 (On sale beginning May 15.) San Francisco and Los Angeles......._.. 130.45 (On sale beginning May 15.) Circuit Tour of West and Pacific (On sale beginning May 15.) Let us relieve you of troublesome details The Baltimore & Ohio Travel Bureau will gladly help you every detail of your trip, from train schedules to botels and itinerary. 100.95 Travel Bureau City Ticket Office Woodward Building, 15th & H Streets, N. W. Telephone 5771 4 Walter V. Shipiey, Asst. Gemeral Passemger Agemi. The Line of the Capitol Limited APRIL 15, 1924 CAPT. S. H. DICKSON DEAD. Retired Naval Officer Saw Thirty- ' Five Years’ Service. Capt. Samuel Henry Dickson, M. C., U. 8. N, retired, a veteran of the Spanish-American war, who saw more than thirty-five years' service in the Navy, dled in the Naval Hospital Sat- urday. Funeral services were con- ducted at Gawler's undertaking es- tablishment this afternoon. Inter- ment, with military honors, was in Arlington cemetery. Capt. Dickson was a native of Con- necticut. He returned to this city a few months ago after an extended ab- sence. He did thirteen yvears of sea duty, was promoted to the rank of captain October 31, 1909, and was re- tired from the active list July 20, 1911. He was again called into service in the world war as president of the naval examining board at Boston, Mass. He is survived by his widow and three sons, Lieut. Samuel Henry Dickson, jr. U. 8. N.; Lewis Dickson and John Paul Dicks vl | CORRESPONDENT DIES. | Associated Press Writer Was Hon- | ored by King Albert. | | PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 15— Thomas Watkins Morris, correspond- ent in charge of the Pittsburgh bu- reau of the Associated Press, died at | his home here early today, after an | | extended illness. | | _ Born at Morristown, Ohio, fifty-five | | years ago, Mr. Morris was educated |in the publie gchools and Ohio State University. He devoted his early life | |to_ the engineering profession. In 1891 he began his newspaper career, | | After working on various Ohio and | | Pittsburgh papers, he entered the service of the Associated Press as an | editor, | During the world war he was sent } Sngland, and In recognition of his luable work on behalf of the allied | nations King Albert of Belgium con- ferred upon him the Order of Leo- pold. | e was an honorary member of Ph samma, a national news- | | paver fraternity. When Mr. Morri returned from PBurope he \was pointed correspondent of the clated Press here, in which c: he sgrved until his death. EETaE ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT, _Texas State Society will have a re | cital and dance, 8:30 o'clock, at Hotel Roosevelt. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S Lovette, Miss Theresa Pyle and Donn: Maria will be on program. | Fraternal relations committee, Mod- ern Woodmen of America, will enter- tuin for ne ors, their ladies and friends, at Masonic Temple, $th street northeast Sunday School Institute will meet, § o'clock. in St. John's parish hall, 16th near H stréets Speakers: Rev. Dr. Walter Archbold and Cornelius S. Abbott. Alumnae Asso Academy will me home of Miss Adele May, 1826 Wy | ing avenue. All committées will make reports. Columbia Hist meet, 8:15 o'clock, 3 Cosmos Club. Charlés O. Paullin will speak of “Alexandria County in 1861.” Society of Mayflower Descendants will meet, 7:45 o'clock, at University €lub. Arthur B. Hayes will mak address. Songs by kred East, companied by Georze H. Wilson. The North 8 Beach Home Club will meet, o'clock, with Mrs. Royall, to take final ac to incorporating the club. Petworth Citizens’ Association will | meet, § o'clock, In gymnasium of Pet- | worth M. E. Church. Moving pictures of the Harding Alaskan trip will t Shawn.. - » ri vt 5 The Tibetan “Bible volumes—f-+.006- pag & i 2his. thera, are 2. of 108" Iy a- | volumes ecessary, | ding of the & onsists Wit pt. 1. 1119 Robinson st. s.w. | WATCH —Lady’s, inity of 8th and M | n.w., Wednesday. April 9. Apply 231 1 | s, WIRE-HATRED TERRIEE, male, black white: biack and brown collie, male: femn Iarge black and white rough-coated Apply Washington Animal Rescue League. 349 Md. s BAG—Black silk, containing money. keys, efc. from car between' Washington and Fairfax. Va. 6th peari Star office. _ by way of 9ty teward. Linc. S013. RIER—Female; small, Dswers to 3irl Franklin BELT—Peach_fannei, Address Box 8-B. BOSTON dark brown: Liberal revard. Cavell BONTON BULL TERRIEE Female dark brown, white breast, two front white. reward. Call Cleveland 138 Woodley . s sunburst, pearls in points, dia- | mond_center, between Columbia Hospital and th and R sts. Liberal reward. Phone Cleye. no colla Call legs | R. | color and _white ok, 3 111 R st s.e. D. Pigza CHILD'S SHOES, pair of, on Epiphany Church steps. 1320 Emerson n.w. Col. 9684. CHOK marfen, between Sth and SIS e Reward. | 2983 (OLLIETan and white Y a1 | ! { 7th o Phone Lincoln | The ale, dark to mame of “Bruno.” Keward. 303 Md. Ct E DOG—Answers to 2131 Florida ave. n.w. Janitor. Reward. ale poodie, with harness; Marel on road to Potomac, Md. Liberal reward. then 1o 20T N Bows of call Main 1358 between FOX FUR NECKPIECE, dark Browa, it Du barton High Sehool, Sunday BIERt, ADFil 1 reward. 1340 Ha FRATERNITY PI pearis: name on back, Magde E. W th n.w. Ce ia $457-W. Reward. FRATERNITY PIN—Set with emeralds and pearls. Reward. 10 Grant pl. nw, ° GLASHFSTortoise _shell, Monday moriline, Apr. 7, between 11th and E and 16th and Eye ste. Return 818 Allison mw. - GLASSES—Sunday between California street and 14th via Florida ave. pair of shell-rim glasses. North 4648 or 1320 T §t. n.w. ward. NECKPIECE—Fur, in Palais or ¥ sts. Reward. Ph KEYS—In bunch. Re Main 8566, 252 PENCIL_Eversharp, Sundsy, Apri 137 wterl- Tk ahver: caprared WND. “Finder please return to Wm. N. Payne, jr., 336 Pa. ave. se. or call Lincoln 1447." Rewa PIN—320d degree Muwn ‘:i in h:m of :mlz.blp orn northwest section or Ariin :‘.‘“ W H. b, Powhatan Hi ETBOOK — Small, ~ Sunday, contalnin K ades pleasc eall Lincol 4778, e o N POCKETBOOK—Small, 1adi and bills; reward. Frank. containing ring 7760 before 6. 16" POCKETBOOK—Man's, black, containing casih Fo ek made {6 Hoffman & Hoakina® it eral reward. 1141 Conn. ave. Fraoklin $i19 or Col. 8583 150 POCKETBOOK—Lady's gray, o Potomac Park car, Saturday; keep money and tokens: pleass Teturn other contents. Mrs, Lenore M. Self, 314 2nd st ne. . PURSE—Black leather, In Botanic Gardens Sunday. Reward, Charles P. Eimer, Room T2 Tnterstate Commerce Commission: UREE—WIN party who picked up 1ady" v fa Ellipse’ Pavk, neac L5th st, W iaer evening_(Monday), Kindly telephone Hyatts. Sille 653 mornings or write owner (address Jurse), . Important papers ia purse bagly In RINGE—Two, sapphire and pearl; Union sta- tion, Sanday Fraoklin 1611. 4. G. Jaeobi, 1122 18th st. n.w. \ e ARV—In_Rock Oreek ravis, bi o Feward, Telephone North 3108 U0 v SPECTACLES—Tortoise shell; Monday, abost vicinity 9th and Pa. ave. or Bth st car. Kindiy call Col. 10464°W. 5 ‘WRIST WATOH—White stem and initials A. M, Call Adams 1207. WRIST WATCH—Siiver, Sunday af ribbon: ' initials on back, v, Col 2208, J sapphire ;. reward. | Londor | Copernagen | CHAPMAN. THE WEATHER | District of Columbia—Unsettied and continued cool tonight and tomorrow, | probably showers; moderate to fresh northeast and cast winds. | Maryland—Increasing cloudiness, | probably followed by showers late | tonight or tomorrow; continued cool; fresh northeast and east winds on the | coast. | For Virginia—Showers tonight aud | tymorrow; cooler in the interior of | scuth portion tonight: frcsh north- east and east winds. | West Virginia—Unsettied tonight | and tomorrow, probably showers; lit- | tle change in temperatur Records for Twenty- ‘Thermometer—i p.m 71; 12 midnight, 63; 4 a.m;, 52; 49: noon, 66, Barometer—4 29.81; 8 ‘our Hours. 8 pm., p.m.. 3 12 midnight, 29.89; 4 a.m., am., 30.07: noon, 30.07. Highest temperature, 80. occurred at 4:30 .p.m. yesterdsy, Lowest tem- perature, 47, occurred at 6 a.m. tods Temperature same date last year Highest, 40: lowest, 3 fon of the Water. Temperature and condition at Gre Falls ending at 2 pm, today: Temper- ature, 54; condition, slightly muddy Tide Tablex. (Furnished by United States and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 11:03 11:31 p.n.; high tide, 1:21 4:45 p.m. TOmOrrow—Low high tide, 5:14 am The Sun and W, Today—Sun 5 sets 6:49 p.m Tomorrow—sun rises 5:25 a.m. sets, 6:30 p.m Moor riscs 2:28 pm.; Automobile Tamps to & half hour after sunset Weather in Vai 7 ek coast and and a.m. am Lide and rose sun : sun sets 3:16 a.m, lighted one- Stutioas Abilene, Tex veland Denver Detroic El Paso Galveston Helena Huron In | Kan L Lo Stia Okln Omui Philad . Lois.. Fan attle WASH 002 Clondy cloudy | D6 30,0 Clear FOREIGN, st Tem Weatber Engiand Paris, France Denmark Azores rt cloody Cloudy Vart cloudy Fart cloudy Commandery to Dine. District umbi the Na ad Ml nish-American W Comn: Order s ar- nal ‘me £ Army -and* Navy fter the dinner epting WwHF be T ery. i, Club b v fricnds ALVEY. = at her resi delphia, Pa Sunday THOMAS, April esday, April Nativity in Brizhtwood colebrated at § x.m. Interment Forest Md. Members of, Riuth n Victoria House No. . G. U. 0. of O. F. funeral of our BROWN, Tuesday eve Jamies” funeral par 19th and L sis Au assessment for this death will be @ SARAM I FREDERICK A. SABE BUTT. April 14, 1 University Hos RBOUR £ M ral private v, April 14, 1 Md., FRANK T. CHA ice Brundage Chapman, Wednesday, from the bome, Kensington MAN, husband of Funeral at 2:30 p.m residence. DORAN. Suddealy. Sund at Garfield Hospiinl, M wife-of John H. Doran of Riverdaie, Faneral from the chapel of W. I H st. n.w.. Wednesdas, A April 13, 18 T. MINTUR! April 13, 1924, at Provi wed hus- | st. s vited to attend. tery, GOODLOE. April 13, residence, 1223 €. n.w.. AMANDA E. | GOODLO wife of the late Joseph Goodloe. 'She leaves to their three daughters, three o children, four great-grandc of friends. Funeral | Embaimer. Beaths. LINCOLN. Monday. April am.. HADASSAH H 8. Duna Lincoin and i H. Pierce, Johmson H Heilen und Cliarles W, He ber late residence. 1432 Wednesday, April 16, at 2 p.o fowers, LUCAS. A Clande M ing pariors, 14, 1 at beloved wife of of Hadagsah Louise W Funeral from st. n.w. Kiudly omit at 11:50 p.m., Mre devoted vite of lles undertak ral Wed Baptist pm. * Bis y 131 11th et. s.e. from the above at 1 pm A special communication of Mount Todge w.! i at_the lodge Wednesday e of attending ROBERT D Wednesdsy MESTON. Pleasant at the T MESTON Cif JOTIN § MORRIS. at Free at 3418 1 RLES E. PUTNAM, Secreta ay. April 13, 1924, ut 3 wm “s Tlospital, RICHARD K., be hand of the late Lues Q. Morris Funeral services Wodnesdas, April 16, at 11 ut funeral parlors of W. Ernest Varvis, in ave. n.w.. where ewed. Relatives fricuds Kindly o wers. SPLER. Sundag, April 13, 1924, BRWIN B SPEK f Kadnor Heights, Va.. be oved hu 3. Specr and b a Funeral from Va.. on Wed Relutives WARFIELD, Master m i nvited Rpeor. arendor 2 jm THIGPEN, Able Tt at 5 husband of hia Thigpen. Friday, April 11, 1924 WILLIAM THIGPEN father of Ko brother of 3. H. Thigpen and Ed: Thig pen and George Thigpen, nncle of Helen G Fiigpen and e A. Thigpen. brother in-law of Leonia Thigpen. Remains at Brd st. n.w_ Funeral services at St. P A M. Church, Sth st. between D and F SIS Cwl, Wednesday, April 16 Interment at Falls Church. Va . THOMPSON. April 13, at the Westmoreland w Thompwon. sater. No flowers VAN HORN. Pt At the resi Wiliiam Tueker. VAN FHORN, widow Van Horn, dsy. April 17, WATERS. 1924, at 12:30 a.m ANNIE 0., widow of Funeral Thursday (pr 16 10. Mra SARAH E oral Thurs 1 M. ¥ 16 fonday, April 14 her dav ot Mills, Md. of the lat Fui p.m., from Lay Suddenly. o her residen. M. beio ral home now. Wednesday Aoril 16, at 10 a.m. Twierment Rock Creek cemetery. (Hot Springs, Ark., and New York papers please copy.) In Memoriam. BASSFORD. In sad but loving remembrance of tmsband. HARRY BIGLOW Aprit 15, 1921 line of sweet remembrance fond and true. of love's devorion DEVOTED WIPE. * BUDD. In loving memory of band agd our loving father, E who died six years ago today, April 15, 1018 What though we grieve at fate's hard swar The spirit hus 1ts own sweet way Of linking Leart with heart And of: on wings of fancy free We all can feel it true, That while yd thinking there We are thinking Lere of you THE FAMILY. * bat_loving remembrance of WILLIAM METZ. who de one yeu April 15, Jnst & Just 8 memo; Just a token METZ. In sa < fear father, 4 this 1 HIS DATGHTE ARETH. NELSON. In sud but loving remembrance of* wy dear mother, FLETA NELSON, who de paried this life one year ago today, April otten. T AND ELIZ ws my longi seen me weep rs from an aching heart are fast ssicep. 1 shed ms t While oihe ed by friends, Sury 1 am_lonesome HER DEVOTED DAT SHALL ROTT. in dear hushand, GUNTAV E parted life seven years ago today 1907 HIS LOVING WIFE. * In sad but loving remembrance of RAYMOND J. SOLLEES who died axo today, April 1 1918, Anpiversary mass at the Monisiery - STALLING: »¥ing rememb: ROTT, who de SOLLERS. my belosed ko 30MAS 4. STALL tris- life one ye o band TNGS tend April 15, 1925 Snd ami sud e yeyr Nobody kmows my Rut (oW hase, 1 ehedoiny lears Surrounded by frionds. I am Jenesame In the midst of all-1 am bive. PRt i 3 Tom, dear, thivking of you. May God grant him eternal rest BIS LOVING WIF; LIZAE STALL INGS s WANZER. _In loving remembrance of my dea futhier. 1SAAC N. WAN; who died fif. teen years kgo today . 1600 Some das 1 am going to meet yon on that besutiful golden shore. DAUGHTER, FANNIE A. GILLISON. ving remembrance of STH ANDE tSON WHITE, who de- nis life April 15, 101s MOTHER, o FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. sEvENTHEL XW., Main 2473 L K. TABLER NORVA |1526 L St. N.W. Berry & Walsh Boy M. Perry— JAMES T. RYAN, 517 PA. AVE. S.E. Model Chapel Lincoln 143 Privite Amlaiances. y_in_Coanectios. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W, Detabiinea 1ssn * Phone West 86 smobile Service. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Livery 1i conneetion and modc— crematorium. prices. 862 Pa. ave. nw. Td M. 1588, ‘Quick, Dignifies aid Emclent Serviee W. W. Deal & Co. §16 H ST, N.E. LINCOLN w00 Aatowmobile _Service. Chagei " Timothy Hanlon €41 1 ST. NE. Phove L. Neither the subcessors of mnor con- 3 Director ead Commodions chapel Moderate ! nected with the original W. R. Spears A peaceful slumber d She is now among the number Of those she loved to keep. In_mansions long prepared She dwells with angels ever blessed. Where not a_pain. sigh nor tear Invades that glorious rest, THE FAMILY. 15 Members of Men's Clff Rock Bene- ficial ‘Association are requested (o ttend the fuperal of our late brother, CHARLES GREEN. from Winslow's funeral parlors, Wednesday at 2 o'clock p.m W. H. JOHNSON, W. J. SINGLETON, Secretary. HOWARD, Suddenly, at 3:10 am. April 14, 1924, FREDERICK RANDOLPH, ~ devoted | son of the late Alexander Howard aud Sa- rab Elizabeth Howard (nee Addison). He leaves to mourn a devoted mother, threw | children, two sisters, Armets and Sarah E.: four brothers, Frank, Alexander, James and | Courtland, and & host of relatives and | friends. Funeral services at Roberts Chapel | M. E. Church, Alexandria, Va., Wednesday, April 16, at § o'clock. . KNOWLES. Departed this life after a short iliness, Monday, April 14. 1924, at 9:2 a.m., at his home, 3625 Prospect ave. m.w.. Georgetown, WILLIAM, the beloved and only son of Jumes H. and Emma . (uee Newhelser) Knowles. Funeral from Holy Trinity Church, Wednesday, April 16, at § a.m. loterment at Holy Rood cemetery. Rel- atives and friends are respectfully invited. Just when his life was hrightest, Just when" his-hopes were best, He was taken from this world of pain To a home of eternal rest. The flowers we place upon his grave May wither and decay, o sleeps beneath But eur love for bim v Will never fade away. 7 FATHER AND MOTHER. Departed this life Monday, April at 8:10 p.., at the residence of ohn” Ransell, 1107 S st. LABITUE, the daughter of and Mary E. Sinkfield of ; the devoted sister of Alvia Ransell, Jennie Harrod, Steelton, p! sephine’Martin and Richard Sinkfield, Phil deiphia, Pa.; Howard Sinkfield, San Anton: Tex.; devoted aunt of Vivien Brent, Al phonzo Sinkfield, Kosa Imes, Gladys Dorsey and Lesiie Sinkileld and a host of other rela- tives ‘and friends. Fureral from the wbove residence. Wednesday, April 16, at 8 p.m.. concluded at Vienns,' Va.. Thursday, April 17. at 2 p.m. (Philadelpiia and New York GREEN, President, establishmen Fhove Frank. . 840 F St. N.W. Phons Lincoln 524, 412 H at. ne. Modern_Chapel. Automobile Funeraia ————THE ORIGINAL ——y WR.Speare Go, 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WMAIN 108 FORMERLY 340 F ST. LMUS R.SPEARE WILLES B.SPEARE apmox 'DE J. NIGHO! HERBERT B. NEVIUS 924 NEW YORK AVE) N.W. MAIN 2008 JUSEPH SoNs MORTICIANS ESTABLISHED 18350 17301732 PENNA. AVE. PHONES: MAIN 5512 sss~ HOS. R NALLEY & SONS 181 = 23 Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone_Yincoln 4R0. FUNERAL TESIGNS. Prompt_suto delivers service. Artiatic—exprossive—inex pensive. Gude Bros. Co, 1214 F St. MONUMENTS, Special prices on all mopuments for do not be deceived by buying from Call out and see the real Barre granits Wd be satisfied after It Is in_the eemete: JAMES R. DURITY, Papers please copy.) e 1 Bladensburg ' Hoad and Neal 5t N.B 3¢