Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1924, Page 7

With through sleeping cars NEW YORK and WASHINGTON IACKSONVILLE ORLANDO ST. PETERSBURG TAMPA DAYTONA 'WEST PALM BEACH MIAMI — CUBA Winter Tourist Tickets, good until June 15th, now on sale daily. Atlantic Coast Line The Standard Railroad of the South Write LYNN J. IRVIN, D. P. A, 1418"H"SI.N.W.,Washington,D.C. AUTO AIDS HEALTH, DOGTOR DECLARES Danger of Monoxide Gas De- creasing—Food Notions Are Changing. By the Associated Press, SYRACUSE, N. Y., November 11.— The automobile was praised as one of the most potent factors in_promoting health and longevity by Dr. Woods Hutchinson, author and lecturer, in an address today before the State com- mittee on tuberculosis and public health of the State Charities Ald Asso- clatfon. “Your car takes you out in the open,” he said, “into the air and the sunlight—nature's great curative THE EVENING forces. Your car adds to your years of life. Modern life. with its automo- biles, its speed, its dainty foods and other luxuries, {sn’t so bad, after- all.” Sven the danger of death which lurks in the carbon' monoxide gas given out by automobiles, Dr. Hutch- inson declared, is being lessened by recent discoveries in spite of the fact that deaths from this source rank sec- ond among automobile fatalitles. ‘Until recently there w no sure cure for the victim of tl gas,” he explained, “but not long ago it was discovered that carbon dioxide, the air which we breathe out of our lungs, will, when mixed with oxygen and ad. ministered to the victim, revive him.” “Tuberculosis, which* used to head our death lists,” he continued, “now ranks third, fourth or even fifth. In recent years many of the notions of doctors ‘have changed. Good food, we know today, s a proper aid to health, and by good food I mean foods that formerly were abhorred, including ice cream, cakes and salads. All are rich in vitamines, and although we do not know what these vitamines are we do know that they make for health.” Harboring a grude agalnst some one is only another way of punish- ing ourselves Copyright 1924 Hart Schaffucr & Marx STAR, WASHINGTON, MINNESOTA DEFEATS OXFORD IN DRY DEBATE English Students Unable t> Con- vince Audience Prohibition Is Wrong. By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., November 11. —Upholding the principle of prohibi- tion, the University of Minnesota de bating team defeated the Oxford Uni. versity trio in an international fo- rensic clash Lere lat night. The audience was glven the oppor- tunity to make the decision. Of the 1,841 who voted 1,138 supported the Minnesota team and 493 the Oxford team, who opposed the principle of prohibition. The question debated was: “Resolved, That this house stands opposed to the principle of prohibition.” . s About 5.000 employes serve the tele- phonme in Detroit. Nearly 3,000 of these are operators in the 16 central offices. The company employs 10,000 people in Michigan. e SS— SR ST B P hat young men get in a HART SCHAFFNER & MARX " OVERCOAT OUNG men want in an over- coat all the good things that all men want; warmth, comfort, all-wool fabrics; fine durable tailoring But young men want something more; style; the distinctive “air”that goes with coats that have an easy drape, wider shoulders, straight hanging lines Young men know. so do we, and we put it all into our overcoats; our label is the sign of it Find it before you buy RALEIGH HABERDASHER INCORPORATED Thirteen-ten F Street D, O, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Owing to the death of Semator Henry Cabot Lodge the regular meet- ing of the Massachusetts Soclety of Washington has been postponed un- til further notice. The Senator was a member of the society. Washington Chapter Hadaxsah will Elve a card party tomorrow, 2 p.m., at L’Aiglon. Hostesses: Mrs. Leon Brill and Mrs. Charles Rosenthal. The Parent-Teacher representatives to the Juvenile Protective Associa- tion will meet tomorrow, 2:30 p.m. in Epiphany Parish Hall, 1317 G street. The art section of the Twentieth tury Club will meet Thursday, 3 p.m., at the residence of Mrs. Fred- erick Farrington, 6410 Connecticut avenue. Dr. Charles Moore, chairman of Commission on Fine Arts, will give an fllustrated talk on “Ameri- ca's Entrance into Art” Takoma Maxcnic Temple will be started tomorrow, 4 p.m., with a cere- monial breaking of ground under auspices of Takoma Chapter of the Eastern Star. Public invited. The Cheer-0 Club will give & bene- fit dance November 17, 0 p.m., at Elks' Huall. Proceeds for work nong ex-service men in hospitals. Loyalty Chapter, No. 32, 0. E. S§., will have a card party tomorrow aft- ernoon at home of Mrs. Eva Lynch, 37 Girard strect. Luncheon at 1 p.m. The International, Association of Art and Letters will meet tomorrow S pm., at 1607 I street. The Philatelic Society will meet ow night in room 10, 1333 G James F. Duhamel will talk “Miguel Hidalgo and His Asso- Zates Mexican Stamps.” Ar- angements will be made for an ex bition of American and foreign postage stamps of local collectors at Public Library next month on Columbia Junior tiigh School Pam -nt-Teacher Association will meet Thursday, .1:30 p.m., in the school Mrs. Arthur G. Watkins of the N. tional Congress of Parent-Teac Associations will discuss “The Blind Alley and the Open Road in Bduca- ion." The Washington branch of Purdue University Alumnl Association will ve a luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., it City Club, in honor of President Elliott and other members of the fac- Uty who are attending the annual “onference of the American Associa- fon of Land Grant Colleges The Chemical Soci on will meet T f Washing- Thursd 1y . 8:15 p.m., in »smos Club. Dr. British industrial st, brief address will ion of o Ix the rock upon which Chambers is building patronage. Chambers’ Honesty rotects fhe bercaved family in of distress X Chambers’ Profits koned more in friendship and than jn immediate gain Chambers’ Funerals od with dignity and display an cxceds of what one wo price. This appl Including those their P and refine gatice greatly in 1 expect at the Iy to all funeralx, iy $75 and $100. Chambers’ $150 Funeral is of the finest. and allows 10 caskets from wwhich to el Chambers’ Ambulances, $4.00 Chambers’ Service ~is complete, prompt and eatisfactory. Chambers’ Equipment is the largest. W. W. CHAMBERS CO0. The Brown Stone Fumeral Home 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Columbia 432 Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Main 1344 PINDLER’ 801 11th. M. 2704 sariety of all A Deliver lean » Press Men’s Suits ... 95c Ladies’ Suits. .$1.50 ATIONAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. ¥ 1330 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 'HE best cord truck tire that Goodyear ever built! It's the new and Goodyear Cord Truck Tire. Thicker and stronger side- walls, the beveled All-Weath- er Tread, and longer-wearing rubber compound. More de- pendable, more powerful and more economical than ever. An up-to-date booklet, ““A Tire for Every Task.” giving’ valuadle in- formation_about the line of Good- year Truck Tires, ia_yours for ihe Gsing. Just, writs or phone us. The Mid-Washington Service Co. 1602 14th St. N.W. GOODSNEAR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1924. OFFICER SAVES WOMAN BY SLAYING HUSBAND By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 11.—Pedes- trians on Fifth avenue were thrown into panic last night when Henry Rau, 31, a blacksmith, shot three times at his wife, from whom he was separated, and then was mortally wounded by Irwin Kleeblatt, deputy sherift of Bronx County. With two bullets in his head, Rau staggered across Fifth avenue and collapsed near the wall bordering Central Park, He died while being hurried to & hospital, Kleeblatt was detained by the po- lice for questioning. Mrs. Rau sald as she and a woman friend were walking along the ave- nue her husband, from whom she had parted a month ago, confronted her and pleaded with her to return to him. When she refused Rau shot at her with a pistol, wounding her slightly in the right leg. Then, she asserted, Kleeblatt stepped between her and’ her- husband. Rau fired once at Kleeblatt, ac- cording to Mrs. Rau's story, before| the deputy sheriff drew a pistol and returned “the fire, shooting twice. Both bullets eritered Rau's forehead ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. “Sex and the Law,” will be sub- ject of address by Pr. D. Percy Hicl ling, in the law school building Natlonal University, at 5:35 o'clock. The Society of American Bacteri- ologlsts will meet,” 8 o'clock, at the| Naval Medical School. Program will | be provided by the hygienic labora- tory Speaker: Dr. Edward Francis, Dr. R. R. Spencer, Dr. M. X. Sullivan, Dr. Alice T. Merrill and Dr. William Mansticld Clark, The Michigan Society will banquet and meeting at Grace Hotel have a Dodge Stuart Walcott Post. Americ gion, will have a Mardi Gras ¢ ball at the City C1 n Le- tume Annual meeting of the Boys' Club at clubhouse, 230 C street, at 8 o’clock Park View Citizens*Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in Park View School Nomination of officers. Speakers from Red Cross roll call and Visiting Nurse Society. Cltizens’ ock, in Lincoln will meet, ames T pr Board of Education guest and speaker., I'a sociation Bryan School sidnt of the will be honor The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Gavel Club of Master Masons will have a five hundred card party, S o'clock, in | rcoms of the Gavel Club, 719 Thir- teenth street. Farm Citizens' Associ meet, 8:15 o'clock, in St Church, sarry whl M. E John's .6'"‘ institute with t the Army and | institute, | New | coln 26743, The Washington branch of thel Virginig Military Institute Alumi Associationawili celebrate the eighty- ninth: anniversary of the founding « dinner, : o'clock Navy Club.*.Gen Cocke, superintendent of the | W. H i and ex-Senator Charles J. | Faulkner will speak ! The Stellar Dramatic present “The Hottento - Holy Trinity e This comedy, by Victor Mapes, - directed by Miss Suc M. Murray Will be repeated tomorrow Club will " 8:15 o'clock Hall, Geory The Wash! will meet in le fcan Internat = | glon Wanderlusters | ure hall of the Amer-. | nal Academy, 1317 | York avenue, 8 o'clock. After | hort business session an address | 1 be delivered by Dr. Hall, on “The | urly History of the Pptomac River.” Visitors cordially invited. The Short Story Club will meet at 1709 H street. James A. Edgerton, former presi- dent of International New Thought Alliance, will speak “The New Philosophy,” at Playhouse, 8:15 o'clock. PO White and maltes LOST. ATREDALE—Red and biue collar; (ag N0 10546: reward. Cleveland 330, 1. steci-beaded. Tmed with rose and gold bills and smail purse inside. Reward Return Cleveiand 3012, B BAR PIN, letters Delta, Phi. Epsilon in cen- bok, bearing trade mark Columbus. Obio, Keward. Address W, Star office. TTAG, Tight culored, v READED BA Adams 2217 2 Rrown mink, night of R Treturn and receive reward, - Apt. 1. Mrs Mevers COLLIE Fenale, white nose, . Farlin, & and white. male C. sheldon, 3102'Q st. 10" Charles e Tox_red. four waite ip on tail; pet: re e, Md. 11e setter: colin Heward for return Sheidon at 1831 Phelps brown with white chest; calar but no tug: Brownie. _Call Col._8649." case, on H a1 bet_ November 11. Totura 1 * phone Main 6186, 1 3 ovember 9, between Allen Place and 409, the Wyoming Apts. Reward. * ave, and 17th st months old, 2 rest white: lost reward. 1410 11t “rimmed in ave.. Saturds el 15th st. or Mass. frame, betw. High School and Plaza 'playgrounds. please return to 304 E st. n. sary inside. please return to Dorothy Offutt, 307 and receive reward. - MONEY- aining paper v nd 1844, Baby Fischer evening, rd Z of @ | book containing momey and checks, on Satur ¥, 5:15 p.m.. on Vermont ave. sbove L st Rteward i returned to National Savings & Trust Co. . | take | BROWNE, Reward lingle_re s 2008 10. enamel, starshaped. Phone Clev.’ 711 or return Chevy_Chase. PIN—_Red cameo and gold, smail; Monday morning, between 1410 15th &t. n.w. and Pen- sion Office or Brookland car. Reward. Re- P. Wade, 1410 15th & . PKG., continiug wilk The Columbia, _apt. i POCKETBOOK, containing sum of money, driver's permit and other_papers. Finder lease return to Charles W. Wolf or Mr. Kally, South Capitol, Canal and D sts. s.w., or pitone Main 5300, Branch 5. i "OODLE—Little, white: strayed away from DL rarday " evening: " answers "0 naom Moeats.” Teward. 1213 You st. n.w. North PURBE—Black “steelbeaded Monday i ht ween Central High anc st va s Petpaake. teward. J. Rupli, 254" Hatl gl West 1008-W. i PURSE—Small_tan, containing iady's wail Cleveland 171.J. Reward. 12 NG—Signet; _inscribed From mother Barg. 1004 ' Reward. H, R. Carrol, 12th st. n.w. ¥ RING—Saturday afternoon, Nov. 8, presum RN n ladies’ dressing Foom. second. fioor, the Ebbitt, lady’s little finger ring, -sap: Dhire, carved old gold setting. Anxious to Fecover. Liberal reward. Clev. 1769, peconer-iiberalitenard Ciay. 170G i} TLA_Purple ilk. amber bandle, and VATCH_Gold, octagon shape, EIgin move- N ATCHLa Eagiish "3 on back. Retum to 23 Usst. nw. Reward. 120 "RIST WATCH_White goid, with black tib- Yo Eigln: Heward. 408 W . n.e. i8¢ WRIST WATCH—EIgin, with link wrl © 714 WRIS’ L. " Gutside or inside Ave. Grand Thea: o R anvura It delivered to Mre. Teasiey. 1500 SOLDIERS HALT RUSH TO WELCOME CALLES Fire Over Heads of People Eager to + Honor President-Elect of Mexico. By the Assocint 2 MEXI . November 11 diers from the garrison of San Luis Potosi were forced to employ thei rifie butts and then to fire in the alr vesterday to halt a disorderly rush upon the rail y station the by crowds eager to welcome President- elect Calles. Gen, Calles previously had left the station for an automobile ride through the city, but members of his fai who remained in their special tra were alarmed by the disorder. The arrival of Gen. Cedillo, military com- mander of the city, and an announce- ment that the pr. dent-elect was not on the train, caused the crowd tc disperse quictly. Big Reception Gen. Calles, who h nestuous welcomes ever sines he d embarked ‘Sunday at Tampids, is ex nected to arrive in the capiiml today and a great reception is planned Ly the military and municipal authori- ties and labor and political o tions. The mayor has requested that homes and business houses be dece rated while numerous welcom committees have been named The Jitney owners are planning suspend service throughout the « n hour before the arrival, formi @ double column of automobil | eral miles long from the railway tion through the st tion of the president-c ts in th cct’s home OVERCOAT SAVES THREE. Used as Life Net to Catch Children. as Home Burns. NEW YORK, November children were saved from death in a fire vesterday father, Patrick J. C them from the roof of Whitestone into an vised as a life ne fire destroyed the bu his wife and infant dder 11.—Three prob: when their cary. dropped their home overcoat impr fro ézalhs. AMES. Funeral of MATHILDE EUGENG Hows Am morming AMES, widow of & Navy, will be boand N st at 10 wclock tional Cemetery BAILEY. Interi nt +in Arling 11 0'clon . 1 this life Nove ber 971924, in Atlantic Cit liness. MARY BAILE wife of Raymond Bail er of Mars 8. Page: sister of Ge ot of Hazel Parker. Jam I Young. ~ Funeral fron 1008 3t st Monda his residence, CHARLES W RBrown sved Lishand of from his November 1 friends inv u Ford Lincoln ¢ Please omit fowers BROWNE. A comm koma Lodge. No. 20, F. for Wednesday, Novembs ttend the o BROWNE. DUNCAN STUART BURTON. suddenls HAM BURTON Khine's funeral par November 10, CAIN. Monday ROLAND, belove Funeral from her St _n.w.. Apartmen 13 at 8 where req pose of her fricnds fuvite Cemetery. EVERZART. Tuesda at his fesidence. 1415 U ut EDGAR EVERHART, M. D. N 10 of the late Mais Everhart chapel of Frank Geler's Sons' th st m.w. Notice November Nove wite iber 10 of 19214 Josep ETHEL &8 will b sung -for th 9 o'clock. Ielatives and nterment at Mount Oliyet s November 11 i w.. RORERT of funeral herc Suddenls. Saturday., November GARDINER. S, 19 al, FRANCIS 2 . at Emergencs Hosp L. ed husband of Marie Gardner Bruen) of Glen Carisn. Va. Remains rest ing at his home, Glen Carlyn. Va. Funersl from his residence. Glen Carlyn, Wed nesday, 12, at 8:45 w.m. Sefvices in St Charles’ Church, Clarendon, Va where mass will be said for the repose of his sor nterment Arlington Na tionai Ceme clatives and fri vited. GRAY. va Departed this life, after a hrief i1l ne Ninger Hospi Wednesday November 5, 1921, MARY Y. Faners Tuesday, November 11, from Jobn T. Rbines' funeral chapel, 3rd and 1 e mw. HOLSTEAD. Departed this life November 9 1924, CORNELIUS HOLSTEAD, decoted er of Muttie Gilbert. e foa m thelr luss one danghter. grandch Sons-in-1a al T 13th and Corcoran Ats. 1w vember 12, at 2 o'clock. arted this life Navenber am. At her residones, now., WACHEL JOTUNSON, e ed wwife of 4 A Johnson. devoted moth ames, Joshiua. Tiarey an Rachel. Funeral Wednesday at 1 oclock from her late residence. 1. Monday, Novemher 10, 1826 ANNA LPH TAWS, aged 77 vears. Inter ment Glenwood. Funeral private . LENTZ. Monday, Notember 10, ERT THOMAS TENTZ, 1 Henry R. and Sarah leptz his late rexidence. 2318 N st n.w Interment at Beniah Clurch, Va., das. Novewber 1z, Relatives aid insited LUCCARINO. Tuesdar, 8t her tesidence, 63 Beloved wife of Joseph Luccarino neral LUCKETT. vember. 38 1 November 11, 1024 AURELTA 13 this_life Sundux. No 215 pom., MARY LUCKETE, devited wife of the late Geon Luckett. She Toaves to mourn their loxs devated son, William, and grandd or. Dorothy Tuckett, and’ many * friends, = 1 neral from her late residence. ednesday. Novemher . Fricnds invited to' attend. In silence she suffered, With patience ehe hure Until God called her home To suffer no more. Sleap on, dear mother, and take rour r HER SON AND GRANDDAUGHT - LYLES. November 10, CAROLINE (. the beloved wifa of Lyies and mother of Evelyn al from her late residence, Ditol 1 Thursdas, November 1 3 pm. ment Prospect Hill € . Pa.. papers please cops.) McCHESNEY. Monday, November 10, 1024, at his residence 1010 R McCHESNE! hesney, aged 62 yea wurch of the Goud ‘Shepher. Eye sts. n.e., Wednesday 2:30 p.m. McCHESNEY. ferson Council, No. 12, Jr. O, 1. A requested to meet at Lome C. lcCHESNEY, 1010 Eye nésday, November 12, at 2:30 p.in., fo attend his funeral. Brother McChesney wax the oldest past councilor living and it is Loped that the members will turn possible. By order of the ¢ The members of America Jof M., ark ther R ne., Wed: svember 5 p ers” ‘Sanitarium, Johnson ‘City, Tenn., ELMORE MIDDLETON beloved husband of Vinetta Middleton, fa- ther of Elmore and Maurice Middieton, ephen Middleton, Roscoe and Stephen Middleton. 9, 1924, at Cyprian's Church, Thursday at 9 a. MILTON. Sunday, November 9, 1924, at p.m.. at her residence, 1307 Hamlin (. n.e. FLORENCE D. MILTON, wife of Monmouti R. Milton and_mother of Amber De Wuyne and Alvio Miltn; daughter of Mes. M. V. Lightfoot, sister of Mra. William Rraxton and Mrs. Maurice Spencer. TFuneral at o p.m. Weduesdey, November 12, at the above residence. MONTGOMERY. 10, 1924, at Gallenger Hospital, GEORGE. the devoted son of William und the late Martha Montgomery. He leaves to monrn r loss a devoted wife, one sister, I Montgomery, and one brother, William, a host of relatives and friends. F Thursday, November 13, st 2 pm.. John T. Rbines' funeral chapel, 3rd and 1 s, 5.W. RHONE. Sunday, November 9, residence, 303 2nd st & . RHONE, beloved husband of Notice of funeral later. THOMAS. Monday, November 10, & am.. EMMA THOMAS (nee widow of the iate Wm. F. Thomas. from residence of son-in-iaw, Thos. F. Ieher, Ft. Myer Hix., Va., Wednesday, No vember 12, at 1 p.m, Departed this life November Interment in Payne's Cemetery. 12 | THOMPSON. Depurted fiis 11fe yember 9. 1924, at 12:10, ut he Virginia nw.the dear, devoted - of Hu pson, Jeaving i motl . H f friend John T. 1 Co., B i charge Suddenls, November 9. 1524 a George Washingion iospital. CLARA SAW YER, beloved wif K Waters. Sex fees Wednesda 2, at 1330 pm at her Lar Tuterment Ould | i WEST, | | residen mourn thei neral dire: ATERS, [T Saturduy, Nov “pm, st his residence sw. GRANVILLE ( d of Almira West ( n 495 Mary 12 rivate The District of ( of the Military 0 cgion of the United St death of Companion WEST, First Lieutenant at Wasiy November .. 19 Funeral i 4 at 495 Mars and V. on Wednesdas. 125 stan k pom. Interment at Nat . Virginia i HUMPHEEY ny. Commaude Recorder In Aemoriam. { BALL. 1n cad but lovinz remembrance of oir ¥ fatl RVAL E. BALL. who passe cternal rest thifteen years ago fodus November 11, 1911 HIS CHILDREN. * In_lovinz remembrance of i who departed this life 1 November 11, 1 father, , low T ice you were called My beart is achiog sadis AS I think of you each day S T DEVOTED DAUGHTER GUERITE. EENFIELD, Sacre ed husband NFIELD, General CHART [ GEO. M. CHANDLEE WIFE AND CHILDREN TOHNSON. remembr INSON were called away MOTHER AND FATHER. * triute of loving and fath | WIFE, JOHNSON. A ur he i THOMAN 4 hushn JOHNSON vast eternit BAREARA” AND EDITH. n sad but loving remembrance of r motier, BRIDGET C., who dey fo three years Noven 1921, Anniversar Ma LGETTE NKNEY GF PINK EY Novem GRANDDAUGHTER HERNES . MARCELLUS BORY ap e filled WIFE AND CHILI cad b ving iom and mother. KATF HIS LOVING STROBERT. Io HER HUSBAND THOMPSON. 1 of my dear son ENCE who departed this ember 11, 1021 There's 4 A face 1 But 1ot this That 1 stil AND DAVGHTER. * THOMPSON I HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED MOTHER. * THOMPSON. 1In sad Lut of ms dear brotrer, SON. who departed this 1ife today, November 11, 14 So sad and sudden was the call | " Dear Clarence, your death’ was a shock to s all. | Pernaps sonie dar © No one kuows bst Dass of sad Hidden tears s Memory alwars K Although yau ie HIS DEVOTED CLAR remembrance NCE THOMP three years azq 11 understand, and no flow SISTER,” MABE! 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