Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1924, Page 7

THE EVENING STEPHEN B. ELLERY DEAD. District Employe, Former Merch- Dies at Home Here. Stephen B. Ellery, seventy-three vears old, employed in the District water registers office for sixteen vears and a resident of this city since he was a boy, died at his resi- dance, 1524 Newton street, Saturday night, following an iliness of about three weeks: Before being employed in the Dis- trict building, Mr, Ellery had con- STAR. ducted several men's furnishing stores, his last store having been lo- cated on 9th street. He was the son of Albert and Mrs. Julia Ellery, with whem he moved to this city when he was a boy. He I3 survived by his widow, Mrs. LilMe C. Ellery, and two daughters, !Miss Frances T. and Miss Mary E. Ellery. Funeral services will be con- ducted at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery. —_—————— MAKES CRUELTY CHARGE. In a sult for a limited divorce and alimony, Mrs. Katherine E. Simms of 1356 Parkwood placo northwest tells the District Supreme Court that her husband, Terry B. Simms, a manu- facturer’'s agent, coming home drunk lat 1 o'clock in the morning, jumped through the window and knelt with his full weight on her. Lighting a cigarette, she declares, Simms threw the lighted match into her hair, set- ting it afire. He is addicted to liquor, the wife asserts, and does mot prop- erly support her and their three chil dren. They were married at Rock- ville, Md., February 22, 1907, Attor- ney W. A. Coombe appears for the wife, who asks the court for an in- junction to prevent annoyance from her husband. LAr- EX ant, The fresh. fruit drink A variety of juices to satisfy every taste. Select your favon':e—Onnge, Lemon, Lemon and Lime, Raspberry, Strawberry, Grape, and Punch (a combination of six fruits). No fuss, muss or bother. Easy to make, just add ice water —no sugar required. Just the thing for unexpected guests, picnics or parties. The pint jug makes a gallon of thirst quenchers. Insist on seeing the name ZA-REX on the label and avoid synthetic substitutes. Za-Rex Food Products, Inc., Boston, Mass. OR SALE Offterdinger Building 508 Ninth St. OPPOSITE GAYETY Your health depends upon ' LYour Daily Habits Start the Day Right with ENO'S First thing every morning a “dash” of ENO'S, in a glass of water, hot or cold, will relieve constipation and insure that inner clean- liness necessary to good health. ENO is gentle but effective— and even with its repeated use there is no “lowering” effect. There is no remedy of its kind, like ENO'S for keeping the sys- tem clear of impurities caused by constipation. Ask your drug- gist for a bottle today. Two sizes—75c and $1.25. Sales Agents Hareld F. Ritchie & Co.. Inc. 171 Madison Ave . 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We are offering them, along with all of our other fine three-piece suits, in sizes to fit men of all ages and sizes, at sale prices. 4 Just see what the savings mean ‘40 Suits*20” ‘50 Suits‘25” 45 Suits*22* ‘60 Suits*30” Others Reduced 15 and 14 Hart Schaffner & Marx Flannel Trousers Knox Straws Reduced to Reduced to Y5 off 05 aleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed. Thirteen-Ten F Street WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, RITES FOR A. A. ADEE LARGELY ATTENDED Secretary Hughes and Other State Department Officials Pay Honor to Associate. J All the officials, including Secretary Hughes and Undersecretary Grew. and many of the employes of the State Department and practically all the members of the diplomatic corps now in this city, attended funeral services in the chapel of Oak Hill cemetery at 11 o'clock this morning for Alvey A. Adee, second assistant secretary of state, who died in this city last Friday, in his eighty-first year. Rev. Edward S. Dunlap, assistant rector of St. John’s P. E. Church, con- ducted the services and paid a high tribute to the high character and val- uable services of the veteran diplo- matist. _— CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Carroll Moore, colored, thirty-two, | 1133 9th street, escaped from the Dis. trict prison at Occoquan, Va., yes- terday, and the police were asked to arrest him. Owen Kelly, Tomawando, N. Y. visiting at 2406 H street, appealed to the poiice last night to investigate the taking of $400 from his pocket yestcrday morning at 25th and E streets. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Anna Maud Hallam Practical Psychology Club will give a reception in honor of its president, Miss Olive McNeal, who has just returned from Europe, at the Playhouse, 7:45 o'clock. Woman's Benefit _Association | Liberty Union, No. 6. will | usual place and time The Holy Name Society Augustine’s Church will |and evening outing at | Park, Anacostia of meet at | of St have a day Green Willow Marriage Licenses. | Marringe liceases have been | ¢ Grorze E. Jackson of this city and Elizabets Herman R. Berry of Stanardsville, Va Almi Tajlor of Fletcher, va, tthew M. Hartiga nd Inez Keys. Carl R. Reater and Carrie V. Tod o ihomas C.'Wood. Jr.! apd Harmie Rebecca Morris Grotsky and Bdna Ansel. e e Herrick's Plane Located. Manuel Herrick's aeroplane, report- ‘t‘d missing from Arlington Beach last | week and later reported being held | for debt, has been located at College | Park, Md., where it is being given a coat of paint. Police say questions involved in the dispute are for set-| tement in the civil and not the criminal courts. issued to the and | one-half hour after sunset. 4y ULY 1924, 24 DAYS LEFT TO FILE PERSONAL TAX RETURNS Twenty-four days left in which to file personal tax returns at room 103, District building, and escape 20 per cent penalty. Stocks bought on margin, return actual amount of equity on July- 1. REAR ADMIRAL STANTON, U. S. NAVY, RETIRED, DIES Succumbs at Age of 89, Following y Brief Illness, in New London, Conn. By the Associated Press. NEW LONDON, Rear Admiral Oscar F. Stanton, eighty-nine, U. S. N., died vesterday morning after a brief illness. He is survived by two daughters. He graduated from Annapolis in 1853 and during the civil war fought under Farragut with the west coast blockade £quadron, commanding the U. S. §. Pinola, in the battle of Mo- Conn., July S, bile Ba He was retired in 1894 with the rank of rear admiral, but later com- manded the naval station here during the Spanish-American war. THE WEATHER _District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.—Unsettled tonight and to- morrow, probably showers, not much change ' in the “temperature, gentle south and southwest winds. West Virginia—Unsettled tonlght and tomorrow, probably local show- ers, slightly warmer tomorrow. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 76; 8 p.m, ; 12 midnight, 72; ; noon, 76, Barometer—4 p.m., 30.18; 8 20.17; 12 midnight, 30.15; 4 a.m., 30.16; noon, 30.16, Highest temperature, §1, at 10 am Lowest temperature, 71, at p.m. yesterday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, $1; lowest, &7 Coudition of the Water. Temperature of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m., 72; condition, muddy. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United and geodetic Today—Low tide, 5:51 am 20 p.m.. high tide, 11:29 a.m omorrow—Low tide, 6:40 a.m. 04 p.m.; high tide, 12:05 a.m. 16 p.m The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:49 a.m.; sun 7:36 p.m Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:49 a.m.; sun sets 7:36 p.m Moon rises 9:59 am. Automobile lamps States survey.) coast 5 and and sets 11:01 p.m. to be. lighted Weather in Various Cities. FTemperature. Stations. Weather. STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’s All OOK at your home with the eyes of a casual visitor. Does it express charm? Does it express perfection_in good taste and individ- uality? 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TERRIER, wire-haired. male, tan and white. by Judge Moore of Los Angeles: a beautifui : some one’s_pet. Poodle, white, curly, Apply Washington _Animal ' Rescue League, 349 Maryland_ave. s.w. WRIST WATCH—_Sat._eveCall Main 523, LOST. BAG—Two Tadies kindly return bag found on bench, corper Columbia and Kalorama road, Saturday night, to Shawmut apartment. Phone Potomac 1180. Reward. . BAG, brown; contained sam of money; Sata day evening. Reward. Main 6820, Apt. 409. BAR PIN, mesaic, July 2 on A st. n.e. be- tween 7th and 10th sts. Reward if returned to 122 11th st. n.e. o BATHING SUITS—Ia brown bag._on Chess- peake Beach road Sunday, 6th. Reward A. G. Romero, 1215 K n.w. Fr. 2560, 9 BOSTON BAG, with golf shoes, cyeglasses, ete., Sunday morning, Conduit road. between Bannockburn Golf Club and East Clifton Ter- race. W. F. Hurd, Apt 118, East Clitten Terrace. Phone Col. 7744. . CARD CASE, containing quantity of Masonic cards. D. K. McConville, 1336 Parkwood pl. nw. 7 DIAMOND BAR PIN in or around the Smith- sonian_Institution Saturday afternoon. Libers Teward. 1310 Longfeliow n.w. EYEGLASSES~Shell-rim, 1eft on Mt ant car, going east from 17th and n.w., Saturday evening, between 7 o'clock. Reward if returned to Miss Keener, Emergency _Hospital. . FOUNTAIN_PEN, silver; initialed H. C. Reward. 1282 20th st. n.w. 5 FRATEENITY _PIN—Squarc, with letters AT A on face; initials E.'A. M. on back. Reward. _Address Box 50-E. Star office. * FUB_NECKPIRCE, Stone Marten, on Cha st., Friday night. 'Return to 1468 Chapin HANDBAG, black leather, owne: papers inside. Phome Adims 2393, grakam st. n.w. Mrs. Currie C. Hi ROSAEY, lady's; ailver: name on cross. Frankiin 7965, 8 to 5. or 900 4th st. n.e. 8 WRIST WATGH.iadies, initials L. M. T Me otk ot Lins pin, Pt.cloudy | DATCHER. | | | i | I | ADMIRAL TWINING BURIED IN CAPITAL Comrades in Arms Accompany Body ‘of Noted Officer to Arlington Grave. Military honors marked the burial in Arlington national cemetery this afternoon of Rear Admiral Nathan C. Twining, United States Navy, retired, who died at Nantucket, Mass., last Friday. A volley was fired over the | grave and the sounding of “taps” by a bugler closed the ceremonies The pallbearers were Rear Admirals B. F. Hutchison and W. W. Capts. G. H. Rock apd A. L. Willard, and Commanders J. H. Iden, H. DeF. Mel and S. M. Robinson of the Navy, and Col. L. C. Lucas of the Marine Corps U Admiral Twining was from Wiscon- sin and had served more than thirty seven years in the Navy, including about twenty years in cruises. He was decorated for gallantry and meritorious conduct during the Span- ish war and the world war. In the latter he served as chief of staff of the commander-in-chief of American naval forces operating in European waters. His last active service was | as naval attache at the United States embassy in London. in January, 1923. He was retired Cards of Thanks. COLEMAN. We wish (o thank her friends and relatives for their kindness, sympathy and their lovely floral tributes ‘at” the re cent death of our dear mother and wife. HER HUSBAND, SAMUEL COLEMAN, CHILDREN SHIELDS. We wish (hanks and appreciation (o our relatives a ans friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful foral tributes d our recent bereavement. Thanks extended to the Progressive Relief As tion of the United States Veterans Bureau and Rev. J. U. King for their beau tiful services. MRS, EDW. W. SHIELDS AND FAMILY SIDELL. 1 wish fo thunk my friends and relatives for their kinduess. sympathy and jovelr floral tributes st { eni death my busband MES. BE: SIDELL. Beaths. July 6, 1924, at the residence of Marshall Smith, 12 R st W, beloved husband of ihe late Elizabeth Archer. Funeral from the abose residence, Wednesday, July 9, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Martin's Church, where mass will be said at § a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment Holyrood cemetery. Relatives and friends invited BANKS. Departed this life Sunday. July 6 1924, at 5 o'clock, &t her residénce, 605 . n.e., AGNES BANKS, beloved v Baoks, sister of Mary and Clarence Brown. Funersl y Redeemer Church, New York clock Wedaesday moraing. Friegds s 1 BROWN. Departed this life. Sunday, July 6. 1924, at the residence of Lis sister, Fannie B. Overton, 45th place o .., Déanwood, D’ C. WILLIAM H. BROWN. beloved son of the late’ Thomas and Emeline Brown of Pomonkey, Charles Cousts, Md. He leaves 1o mourn their loss a wife. Rebecea Brown five children. one sister and an adopted sis ter. one brother and an uncle. & host of other relatives and friends. laterment at Metropolitan Methodist Church, Juls . at 2 pm . . July 6. 1924, at 3 p.m., at Tuberculosis Hospital, MARY E. DAT CHER, beloved wife of Georze A. Datcher and daughter of Nicholas Johuson. sister of Herbert, James and Arthur Johnson. Notice of fueral later. Remains resting i the W. Ernest Jarvie funeral parior, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w EDMONDS. Departed 6. 1624, at 12:50 p.m beloved wife of Dougia: Wednesday morning July i M. E. Zion Interment in Relatises and frien timore papers please cops.) ELLERY. urday, July residence, 1524 Newton &t ELLERY. Funeral ser Heart' Church Wednesday Tnterment private. ENRIGHT. Suddenly. July 6. EDITH, beloved daugbter of Maurice the late Catherine aright. Notice of ueral bereafter EVANS. Departed this life Sund: July 6, 1924, 5 o'clock. at Freed Dital after a brief iliness, MAMI; EVANS, tbe beloved daughter of Annie Guy Tuomas. Notice of funeral later . GRANT. Departed this life, July 3, 1924, at bis residence, 1461 Swann st. n.w.. ERN GRANT. husband of Rachel Baile Grant and father of Ernest Graot, jr. He leaves to mdurn their loss a devoted fa ther, three sisters, two brothers, mother and fatber-in-law and hosts of friends. Funeral om above residence, Wednesday, July 9, a o'clock. Relatives and friends ivited. * KEPPLER. Friday, July 4. 1924. at his resi dence. 88 Logan’ Pl mw. WILLIAM 4 KEPPLER. beloved husband of Mrs. Florence Keppler. brother of Saruh Kenney and father of Mildred und Elizabeth Keppler. Funeral Tuesday. July 8, at 9 sm. from his late residence. themce to St Au gustine’s Church. Relatives and friends in vited. Interment Mount Olivet cemerery. KLEIN. Suddenly. Sundas, July 8, 1924, ANLEY. beloved husband of Beile Klein. * Funeral from the residence of Charles B. Scott, 3813 5th st. n.w., Wednes day. July 9. p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. KALCOLM. Saturday, July Sundj this life Sanday. July RENA EDMONDS. dmonds. 9, at 9:30.. from Church, thence to Evergreen ceme- invited. Bal 1924, now., ST July ¢ s E 5, 192 residence of her sister, Mrs. Frank L. ols, 1DA VIRGINIA MALCOLAM, of ‘the late William Roswell snd Elizabeth Cole and wife of the late Jam Campbell Malcolm . MATTINGLY. Sunda 5 residence, the Cordova, SAMUEL L. band of Julia Brown Mattingly from St. John's Episcopal Church, Toesday, July 8, at 2 o'cloc MATTINGLY. July 6. MATTINGLY. " Funeral from Church, 16th and H sts. n.w.. at 2 July §. Special communication of bury Lodge, No. 24, F. A. A. M.. at for the purpose ‘of attending the fu C. C. COLVIN, F. Suddenly, 1924, p.m.. at Roanoke, Va busband of Clara Gill Middledor! (nee Huth). Funeral from his Iate residence, 53 L st. s.w., Tuesday, July 8, at 2 p.m. riends and relatives invited. o . July 5. 1924, sidence. 1620 15th st n. Mrs. JOSEPHINE MILBURN, wife of Charles E. Milburn. mother of Théodore Milbura, sister of Burk, Jennie and Charles Edelin Funeral Tuesday, July §, at 10 a.m., from St. Augustive’s Church. . and members Auxiliary, 140, trict Auxiliary, No. 2, ° Knights John. are requested to attend a call meet ing Monday. July 7, 7:30 p.m.. St. Au- gustine’s Hall, to arrange for the funeral of Sister JOSEPHINE MILBURN. Funeral mass Tuesday, July 8, at 10 a.m., St. Au- gustine’s Church. By order of A. A DE VAUL, Aux. M. E. DENT, Dist. Pres. C. LUCKETT, R. C. S. of Dist. Aux, 2, and Aux. 140. MILNE. Suddenly, July 4, 18 pm.. at her home, 5320 Counecticut ave., NNIE MILNE (nee Waller), widow Milne and beloved mother of Miss lise Milne, Mrs. Scott M. Dampier, Remains chapel, Pennsy Funeral from the chapel , at 2 pm. Interment at cemetery. 7 MOORE. _Sunday, July 7, dence. 515 Irving st. n.w.. CHARLES W MOORE, beloved son of Josephine and Ed- ward Moore and brother of Morris, Edward, Thomas and Dorothy Moore and Mrs. M: Brown. Funeral Tuesday, July §, at 1 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral pa lors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. Interment Forestville, Md. = Relatives and friends in- vited. RAEDER, July 5, husband at_the Nich- 1924, SAMUEL St L of St. and Dis- of St. Pres. No. 1924, at his res At Providence Hospital Saturday, 1924, at 1:50 p.m., LEWIS, of ' Frances Raeder, Funeral from hi Tuesday, July 8, at 8:30 Requiem mass at St. Martin's Church o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. . n. BOY. Bntered her eternal rest after a long patient suffering. MARY L. ROY, be. loved sister of Mrs. Harriet Dabne; wt. Remains resting at the W. vis Co. funeral parlors, p.w. Notice of funeral here Past her saffering, past ber pain: Cease to weep, for tears are vain; Calm the tumult in her breast, ¥or she who suffered is at rest. HER SISTER. SCOTT. Departed this i Friday, July 1924, at 4:20 p.m., at his residence, 923 V st. D SIMON SCOTT. He ‘mourn, wife, e son, dlu’hu‘rln w, and a host of relatives and friends. Tuesday, July 8, at 2 o'clock p. Metropolitan Baptist Church. and 13th sts. aw. Rev. Dr. pastor. SCOTT. All members of the John Brown As- sociation are notified of the death of Broth- erS. P. SCOTT. Funeral Tuesday. July 8, 1924, at 2 o'clock p.m. from the Metropoli- tan Baptist Chureh, B st bet. 12th and 13th nw. A. G. W. GAINES, President. W. H. COWAN, Secretary. 4 , from the st bet. M. Morm: Phelps, | to express our sincere | Funeral | cen Trom Sacred | SCOTT. The officers and members of Tnhn Marshall Harian Belief Association are no tified 10 at I of SIMON T* SCOTT Tyes at2p.. from Metropolitan faptist Church. kv Norman vastor. Laterment. Lynehbirg. v W.USOLE. President iR Recording Secretary . July 5. 1924, at the res dence of her daughter, Mrs. (Gross H. AW liams. 1801 Columbia . n.w., MARGARET widow of Owen Thorn. Funeral from L. Speare Co.'s, 940 F f. n.w.. on Toe« July 8 at 8:30 am. thenca to 81 Paul's Catnolic Chureh, 15th and V. #rs n.w., where mass will be said at o a.m WORMLEY. Departed this life Sunday. Jalr 6. 1924, 8:30 a.m.. at Freedmen's Hospital after a brief iliness, MAMIE, the seloved six ter of Harrs Wormley, Sarah Pollitt. Franea Ellis, Hattie Jonkins, Willie Wormiey and | the late Dora Minor. = Notice of fumers | bvereafter. In Memorism. BOTELER. <ad but loving of our dear husband and W. BOTELE years ago today 1o remembrai: ther. HARK 4 this life 1915 AND L HILDREN loving remembrance ECGENE CARROLL %0 suddeniy reventecn Tuly' 6, 1907 as life my heart shall hold Thy memory ever dear And o'er thy grave in lonely grief Shall fall’ the silent fear HIS TOVING SISTER LUCY COORE. In sad but loving rep embrance of my dear K OORE, whe wo years ago, Jily x CARROLL. 1In dear brother. passed away ago yesterday d & day. since son went awar and lonels o was the shock with one I love so ¥ beart she will remain qay we meet o e bitter soothing | 0 and « not dead LOVING but DAUGHTER ETTA Ed Yo TON | DILLARD. 1 of ‘my dear, DILLAKD ag0 todey b ho July 7 one from us has gone ve loved is still lace is vacant in our Lome Which 10 one can ever fi s the memory e yesr azo but ! loving remembrance husband, TRVING ne dear thanght we know HIS LOV JLANCHE DILLAR AND F | DILLARD. A tribute | emors DIL life ope vear ago “We desired that I had another pian.”* OTED FATHER AND MOTHER ORE. In memory of ms dear hushand TAMIN DUNMORE. who departed e July 1. 106 bitter cup. a rt with ope 1 trust in God o meet sgain HIS WIFE, LUCY DUNMORE GEORGE. In remembrance of our dear band and father, SOHN GEORGE. parted this life July 7. 1919, Still_the sweet remembrance in ms lheart for vou Sieep on dear father. aleep. your toil and care some day when the nope te meet you thers HIS WIFE AND | HOPEINS. in sad bot |~ our desr onee. who deparied fhis life father, RANDALL HOPKINS, July 7. 1800 her. CLARA ~HOPKINS. ' August 1% brother. JOHN HOPKINS, July 1 smster, REBECCA SIMMS. Apni our ARD, w oday. J e wonid become much and _devotion oted son. DUNM [ h ved so dear Pl not complain Ta | But | hne who e presses hard | and rest from Bat CHILDREN. * loving remembranes | amT | 1922 | ©One by one our hopes grow brizhter, | "As we near the sbining shore | For_we know across the river | \ait our loved ones gome before DUORA AND MARY | REESEE. In sad and loving memory of onr | “son, father and brother, GEORGE KEESEE who departed this life nineteen sears 8zn todas, July bt We cannot forg 1 not forgotten u, dear brother, Though long may scem the vears | Time has not healed our aching hearts i Nor_stayed our sorrowing tears. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. SON. FOTR SISTERS AND TWO BROTHERS. * MANGAN. In loving remembrance of JOHN MANGAN, year ago today 7. 1923 WIFE AND CHILDEEN | PAYNE. 1In sad but loving remembrance of brother, JOEN ROBERT PAYNE, who BROTHER, 1. B. PAYNE In memory of our dear daughter AUDREY CATHRYNE WOODEN, who died one year ago today So sad and sudden was the call Your death was a shock 10 us all Lovingly and tenderly we laid her away Perhaps some das we will understand, When we meet again in & better land MOTHER, FATHER AND FAMILY YOUNGER. In loving memory of our dear. cvoted mothier, MARY MATILDA YOLNG ER, who deparied this life three sears today, Ju who July | 4 R_LOVING CHILDREN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | THOS. R. 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