Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 7

REV. ROBERT W. STANCILL DIES AT HIS HOME HERE Minister of Disciples of Christ Was | Native of North Carolina. Five Children Survive. Rev. Robert W. Stancill, resident here for the past ten years and prom- inently identified with the Disciples f Christ, died today at his home, Rev. Ar. Queensville, rraduate of Leing a_fellow ‘hamp Clark. ded in Troy, . and in identified with mi city. Surviving Leslic, Carl, Thelm ill, all of this staneill of Chicag: Funeral services born in He was a Transylvania College. student of the ni Winston- He also work in alem, was ion thi; him are five, children, and Lucile Stan- and Robert L. will_be held to- Jorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at he Columbia Height Church, 14th strect and F late | W. T. WARTHEN DEAD. Former Business Man of D. C. Suc- cumbs at 81. William: T. Warthen, 81 years old, formerly in the coal and meat busi- ness in this city and a native Wash- ingtonian, died at his residence, 1424 Webster street, yesterday. Mr. Warthen was the son of the late Charles H. Warthen of this city, and with the exception of six year which he spent in Virginia he had been a lifelong resident of this city. While in Virginia he operated fruit orchards there. He retived from ac- tive business in 1913, He is survived by a brother, R. C. Christian | Warthen: two daughters, Mrs. E. W. Lauderdale and Mrs. G. M. Winship, and five grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at St. Faul's Catholie Church, Fif- teenth and V streets, tomorrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery Zeal without knowledge is a run- hor: THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, BANKER GETS 8 YEARS. Wisconsin Man Admits Thefts of $200,000. August 29, 5. Rohlf, former Hayward, W tional bank president, was sentenced the Kederal prison Kans., Z. Luse, at the con- MRS. L. WELLS EXPIRES. Funeral and Interment Will Take Place Tomorrow. Mrs. Lucinda Wells, 86 years old, widow of Samuel B. Wells and a resi- dent of this city for 11 years, died at her residence, 188¢ Columbia road, yesterday Funeral services will be conducted at the residenco of her son, Col. F. I Wells, 1416 Twenty-first street, to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Interment will be in Cemerary. Resides her son, Col. Wells, Mrs. Wells is survived by two other sons, . H. Wells and Don C. Wells, and a daughter, Miss Wlorence B. Wells Mrs. Wells was a native of Tndiana. Secretary Weeks Returns. Secretary John W. Weeks, who has bgen enjoying a vacation at his moun- tain home at Lancaster, N. I, re- sumed his official duties at the War mornins. Congressipnal | MADISON, Wis., to eight years in at Leavenworth, day, by Judge C. clusion Rohlf entered a plea charge of embezz NCOUVER, Jericho Beach | send an B. airpl iphibian pl | pany's ship. Lady { waters, it w Squadron Leader A. commander of the Canadian air force, from Ottawa giving enterpri: of testimony ling $200,000 of the bank's funds. Rehei by Plane Planned. lof the erew of the ludson Bay Com- Kindersly, | in the ice off Point Barrow. s announced last night. is awaiting word T. W. FAGUE DIES AT 67. Former B. & 0. Employe Follows Wife to Grave. Thomas W. Fague, 67 years old, formerly an employe of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for 30 years and a lifelong resident of this city, died at his residence, 918 Eighteenth street, yesterday. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon J. Fague. Be- ides his service with the B. & O. rallroad, he was a Government em- ploye for several years. He is sur- vived by a daughter, Mrs. George Ackman, jr, and two sons, Ferguson and Charles W. Fague, all | city, and three sisters. Mrs, avghe | Willlams, Mre, William H. Sterne and Arctic | Miss Hettie H. Fague. His Wife died about three months ago. Funeral services will be conducted at Spearc’s undertaking establish- ment, 1208 H street, tomorrow gfter- noon at 2:30 o'clock Burial will be rivate, in enwood Cemetery. Flenry na- here yester- in the cas of guilty of a: more than - . August 2 pe station may ne to the relief Barl local Godfrey, unit, the consent to the ‘ague was. the son of the late| D. ©, FRIDXY, AUGUST 29, ‘1921 JOHN MOON IS DEAD, TREASURY VETERAN| U. S. Employe 45 Yeau—Acuve in Church Work—Rites Tomorrow. Treasury Official Dies John Moon, official of the Treasury | for the past 45 years. died yesterday at his residence, 3432 Center street. He was 83 years old. uneral services will be held at the home tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Moon was born at Cape Girard- eau, Mo., October 24, 1860, and resided there until Octoher, 1879, when he was appointed a clerk in, the Mail and Files Division of the Treasury De- partment. The greater part of reryice was performed with the Pub- lic Moneys Bureau, of which he was the head at the time of its consolida- tion with the Division of Bookkeep- ing and Warrants. He was at the | 7 H L. Padgett Falls Dead. ekiah Ta Grand Padgett, 80 v Jersey avenue southeast fell dexrd yesterday afternoon in the areaway at 40 lvy street southe: where he was superintending repairs to the property. Dr. Herbert E. Mar tyn. acting coroner, gave a certificat of death from natural causes. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF The annual Marshall Hall excursion of tiie Washington Radio Club wrill be held evening. The “Charl the 7th street wharf at ¢ tomorrow leaves o'clock The Wanderlusters will visit the battleficld Fredericksburg. Va 3 Trains will leave Deaths. August o oved d dterment Maure BELLO. Thuriday, August 28, 1624 at her residence. 1246 Bladensby: INA BELLD, bLeloved w other of Michael Bello and Mars irichilla. * Funersl ter Jute residence 1924, GRACE T £ Mre. Jane wn. Va time of his death an assistant chief | of that division. During 1918 and 1919 he was con- neeted with the Division of Loans | and Currency, and as head of the | Coupon Surrenders Section performed i arduous and faithful service, He re- turned to Public Moneys in August, 1920. and on chief. He was an especiall countant, and during the life of the twelve subtreasurers represented the Secretary's office in the ex- amination of them. Mr. Moon was a member of the Con- @regation of Friends and an oversear in the assoc ion here, of which he had been treasurer 18 years. He was married December 20, 1888, j to Caroline Ballinger, and is survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Arnold P. Yerkes of Chicago and Miss Marthena D, Moon of this city THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair to- night and .tomorrow; not much change in temperature; gentle north, shifting to east and southeast winds. air tonight and tomor- slightly warmer tomorrow in the interior; moderate north, shift- ing to east and southeast win, Virginia—Fair tonight and row: not much change ture: mode| wind West Virginia—Fair and tomorrow; slightly warmer row. 30, at 830 mon.: tienes QUL vl ot e n e 9 am. Intermeut at Mount atives and friends tompiisron.. I JOHN MOON DAVIS GIVES CAMPA?GN FINANCES ATTENTION Chicago to Be Western Base and | Trins Will Be Successive Instead of Circular. will be said 1924, at b 1w, CHARLES of Vi < late 130 pom, riand rosidency GRASON, (nee Ash) Suturday. Angust 5, a ment isville, Md. "« papers please cops) | FAmROEILD. 25, 14 WL AN 11 of Neilic of Joln K private. FAUGE. 24 at his VAN W Funeral from Int A Suddenly s_residen o Sudden August ated Press : i YORK, Aug With i ling, W. Va., Labor day practically completed, John W, the Democratic presidential date, turned his attention toc matters of campaign organizati and finance before the start of his | Western trip Sunday In making what will he real invasion of the West does Dot propose to o generally around the himself upon Ch cessive trips to 30 p.m. | JacESON. | nterm Thursday JACKSON, at hor re pw JACZSON. bis lite Loigust doice dev. Wednesdur at lier rew ILAML M. thy Withara 15 ed mother Olive Ko the first Mr. Dayis| M ( o a swir E. Ch ith and K Stv. o He w base | Frieuds ure incited to atind, d make suc- | JACESON. Ladies' Ciifi Ruck n those ecities are hereby notitled of ch have been or will be included | DPELILAIL JACKSON |in Nis itinerary. The nominee will be e O panied w ard by ~\A)1.l hf[ PAULINF st advisers, among them Se JENNY E. EA ator ¥ Pittman of Nevada, who has had charge of arranging the details| of the speaking itincrary. and Cordell | Hull, former chai an of the Dem cratic national committer CANTON STRIKERS BALK Farometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m. 20.90; GOVERNMENT ORDERS | § p.m., 29. 12 midnight, 30.05; to- 1 s day. 4 a.m., 30.06; 8 m., 30.12; noon, ! 505 o 3 Business at Standstill as Notices | Highest temperature, 30, Are Posted Demanding Shops | at 1:45 p.m. terday TLowest temperature, Open by Noon. EF the Associated P at 6 am. today. Temperature same date last vear— CANTON, August 29 —T1 | ment failed in its announc Highest, $1; lowest, 65 of smashing the Tide Tables. (Compiled by United States Coast|noon yesterday and Geodetic Survey.) out the city Today—Low tide, 1:25 a.m. and standstill. p.m.; high tide, 7:15 am. and posted mnotices calling upon all mer- open their noon p.m Tomorrow-—Low tide, r suffer the merchant 2:3% p.m.; high tide, e known as the Fasci organized the The ‘Sun aj further action < | massed ready Today—Sun rose 5: 6:44 p.m. | The local property of Chang Lim- Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:3¢ am Pak, commander-in-chicf of the corps, sets 6:43 p.m. is reported to have been seized by the Moon rises 5:42 a.m.; sets 7:05 p.m. | government Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | Many residents of Canton half hour after sunset. ing to Hongkong Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the | water at Great Falls at 8 am.: Tem- perature, 71i; condition slightly muddy. Weather in Various Cities. Ay i Snciots. M. MATSIEAL NES, i tomor- in tempera- e north, shifting to east his cl JUENEMANX, Ui resich Liam B. Hayn A SOHANNE warmer tomor- Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—Yesterday, 4 pm., §8; S p.m., 77; 12 midnight, 70; today, {4 am., 65; 8 am., 72; noon, $0. LEISINGER. EAYVOND « eral LEISING Not Paris its to be sure, but that inimitable smartness, that unrivalled chic that was so truly Paris, during the recent openings of the famous Parisian elf, nor its Champs Elysees, M occurred L 64, occurred | of Miss CARRIF couturiers—now packed so carefully away in trunk upon . son nd business through- | ed almost ut a 1924 LOPER. trunk—and steaming here—on fastest ocean liners. Our buyers, with buyers from all over the world, attended and bought many gorgeous creations— coats, gown volunt. ros. ti of China, which the varied openings. and, arriving in advance, tell us of wraps, suits, frocks—of exquisite chic, soon to he shown in our but i :33 for emergencies. 33 am.; sun i sun are flea- Fashion Salons. LIQUOR PLAN REJECTED. BUFFALO, N. Y House of Delegate Pharmaceuti tion here ye: AN ru Flarencs R A N 4 August 20.—The df the American Association, in erday, voted down recommendation President 1. | Varny that the organization favor the establishment of Government agencies to dispens coho! liquor | “President Varny had recomm that the association reaffirm its stand taken in 1921, urging the Government | to relieve druggists of the handling of liquor and providing Government agencies. ses- PADGETT Sndde the NEZERIAT GRAND 4| ved the Iate FPadgeit e m_the John Trinkles Thursday. Angnst PADG Of Winter Fashion, derirledl)"cn:emble 11 in smart new ways for deytime and afternoon. Temperature. 7= =5 From the Openings of — MARTIAL ET ARMAND AGNES JEAN PATOU JENNY DRECOLL MOLYNEUX RENEE CYBER 1 E £ H & Womoy Of a suggestion of the quaint Directoire in revers, in chic capes, in back yokes. 31 ey Stations. WU rsday. Ang OHN WISL Ophe SCOTT. Anita night at Tishment, Yrince ] and frie {010 st Pope Blesses hhpmos. SEWALL. Creas Sorgin mena, member ol ey denc Clear Washington- Philippine mission. who a i is touring Europe, was received yes- 3 Slpa day Ly the Pope, who “blessed the Gear ipino peopl message Cleat ceived here today. riy 80 per « Clear laf the Tilipines are of the Catholi Govdy [fain. Osmena left Rome last night | and was observinz a_parliamentary i . the Teloved Tu ©ooSupamsak lemwg o 't X y ices. Of velvets and gorgeously beaded metal lace TR e Albany ... 5010 Atlanta B30.04 Atlantie City 30.03 Of a bit of the Spanish in long fringes or a Chinese influence in long, long tunics. are requestid s vm Ko srundda iate Hear. e viewed : il Of tight, long sleeves, and new high necks: St of skirts from nine to fifteen inches off the ground. t the nt| Of a silhouette, still slim and straight, FI Paso. sometimes with fullness at the front. Galveston Helena Hyron, Clear Glexr Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt.clondy Pr.cloudy Clear Cloody ? Cloudy Clea n_Con Clear —HERRERT R i | HER DE Jackson Kansas City. Los Angeis. Louisville .. 30.14 Miami, Fla_. 30.0¢ New Orleans 30.02 New York.. 30.08 Okla. City.. 29.98 Omaha ... 29.94 Philadeiphia. 30.10 Phoenix .... 20.80 Pittsburgh. . 30.18 Portland, Me. 30. Portland,0re 30.1 Of a new frock with a yoke that prolongs into a charming scarf. i [T Tather of Mary Smith. Mart Lec. | Fiineral serviees At her late reside QUA L. now., Katirdus at S nm S Cllperen. Va SMITH, Of a lavish use of furs—notably Renardeau and leopard, and of fringes, cords, chenilles, buttons and braid for trimmings. Lincoln 12 | - Ambulances. Of glorious Autumn colors, intensified in browns, coppers. purples that shade to orchidee— reds, rust, greens, navy and black. Josse Smith and du MAIN 2606, | 8nd Rachael More VL. SPEARE CO. "5 'sn_vcmfl Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the orizinal W. R. Speare stablishment, e ey, 940 F St. NW.| 2 4 | waRTHEY, " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons | “A%" (ISAAC_BIRCH) Wi ‘3034 M Clear Cloudy Pt.cloady Clear Cloudy Clondy Fridas E Outario rd W ANCILL. beloved Funeral ~a mbia Je near 14th San_ Antonio. San Diego... 8. Francisco Louis.... Of white for beautiful evéning gowns. from To sum up— Of fashions of infinite smartness and exclusive individuality. 124 © 9 am.. St Taul's Choreh vl e Washing widow. o Apguet o v, > J r s I Warthen, FOREIGN. St. N.W. Fetavlished 10si. | Y3ieion (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) ¥ _Phone West 96, | statioos. Temperature. Weather.. YOU_SHOULD HAVE | weLLs, . oo w L Gawler Service! Paris, France.. 54 Rain Funeral Directors Since 1850 Copenhagen, 60 Part cloudy Stockholm, Sweden... 58 Clear H 1732 Penna, Main 5512 ey Gibraltar. 'Spain...... Clear Timothy Hanlon | In fMlemoriam. Horta (Fayal), Azores. Part cloudy 641 W ST. N.E. Phone L. 5 BUNDY. In sad, losing remembrapce Hamilton, Bermud; Clear = T. F. COSTELLO of our husband ALVIN. A San Juan, Porto Rico.. Cloudy Havan £ BUNDY. w 14 years NOW LOCATED AT Cloudy ago, 1724 N. CAP. sr. NOITB 7976, Part clovdy ~Quick, d B R W. W. Deat & Service. 816 H ST. N. LINCOLN 8300 Automobile Service. __~___ Clapel. ‘WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H St. NE Phone Lincoln Modern Chape ile ¥ WILLIAM Director and | Embalmer. Livers in connection. Co.nmotious chapel and modern crematorium. | Modesuie prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. ca’l M. 1585 ——THE ORIGINAL — W.R.Speare @o. 1208 H STREET.NW. MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ms <0 1on ———CLYDE J.NICHOLS —— Tirenof the ollo flgrrp‘ =z walsh IR R ND, GEORGE ain | m— THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS| FUNERAL DESIGNS 131 ELEVENTH ST. S.F. | Prompt auto delivery scrvice. Undertakers. mbalmers. | Artistic —expressive—inexpensive. Honielike Funeral Pariors Gude Bros. Co., 12‘4 F SL 0. NORVAL K. TABLER Geo. . C. Shaffer CHOICE FLORAIL \IHLI‘M\ 1526 L St. N.W. Main 1544 at MODERATE PRI mggeglg“qyc?s Sosxs.m%n:;l; Specmh59 m F’loml Modern_Chapel. _Telephone. De5|qn5 a’( Modorqte R. F. HARVEY’S SON | Fi Iorl.s ts Richard’ K. Harvey. 1432 Yon St. NW. | 147™& HSTS. NW MAIN 6953 Fasbior Salons Third and Fourth fioors. g i ; Funeral from her son’s res Saturday a . Ind., papers please copr.) Named First Lieutenant. Willlam I Mushake, 1919 Nichols avenue southeast, has been appointed a first lieutenant of Engineers, Offi- SHELTON. Sacred to the me cers Reserve Corps, of the Army. e ENCE SHELTON, who de two years ago today, August 29, 1922 The pain was hard, the shock severe. 7o part with one we loved so dear Rut in our hearts she will remain, Tntii in heaven we'll meet again from our hearts comes a bitter crs our mother d: Un answer. <o solemn and swee bt only asleep.” HILDREN, ND CARROLL. 4 1o the memors of my I RATE TAYLOR. who died Au 19, five sears ago today. tter tes FOUND. ATREDALE—Beautiful black and fan fomale young dog. ashington Anlmal Rescue League, 340 Md. ave._tw. LOST. ATREDALE—_Five months old, brown with black on tail. _Reward. 808 Fern st. n.w. Columbia_1299-W. AMETHYST PIN—Oval shape, bet. 7th and T .w. and Rialto Theater. Reward. Call Linc. ofre SWhs Then ol e IMOGENT . RHODA | TAYLOR. Toved_wif gust 29, 1 When aloce In my sorrow and fow. There comes sweet Trknown 10 others, Yon st R Whispered ~Dear George aivide 5 It seems so lonely without you, dear r presence nenr ine false, the untry Teart longs for vou. M. TAYIA of long ago to my side death ca 2 female: wother and 6 ‘months 01d; mother. white with black white' with brown. 216 G st. Phone_Franklin . gray Angora. turned to 1368 Randolph st. n.w. DOG—Saturday, one black Fox Terrier, brown chest and feet; answers to " “Reward for return_to 1813 Colum! EARRING, oM gold, Roman fri G st. between 14th and 9th. S n.w. Reward. PACKAGE—Containing_man's Shirt, baby's rubber pants, towel. Wwash rag, between 9ti and E n.w. and 1815 Otis n.e., Brookland, D. C . FIN_ Platinum _diamond monogram pin; B. liberal reward. Call or phobe B. ton, 310 Connecticul ave. n.w. Loto- pup. Reward if re- ze, on F or Return to 126 POLICE DOG_PUPPY. male. & months oid: light brown, black saddle; bo’collar; near Ni tional Cathedral grounds: reward. 2807 36ih Dl. b.w. Phone Cleve. 3240. SATCHEL—Tun, Thursday, on I9th GF bet. K and Conn, ave.; containing wearing apparel and reeeipts. Reward. 1012 18th n.w. _ * SPEOTACLES, light, shell- Tmmed: Ball Park: Toesday; reward. Dr. R. P. Cronin, §25_11th 2w 20% m Soo Bl B M et itacied: Hberst soward: l'nan; Seviuma pa = \ aodmard & Wotheo Closed Saturday. Also Monday—Labor Day. HOMELIKE FUNERAL PARLORS. Pot. 2207.