Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY DR, PIPER RITES | LLB. from columbia University |\\’01 | vears jater and was honored by the | University of Vermont with the degree | |LL.D.. while Johns Hopkins Uni-| { versity made him an honorory Phi | Beta Kappa in 1914. | | = when just out of . Toit learned the techni- | k publishing with the Putnam Co. Afte 10 rs with that company he branched out and founded his n firm car for the 1y details of his business, AMr managed to write nuniher o and papers, and =ive { lectures at 2, Coluny md Vermont University. It. three sons and three irvive him w ‘_ Funeral Tomorro HENRY HOLT, NOTED PUBLISHER, IS DEAD 'Succumbs to Complications Resulting From Bronchitis in 86th Year. CR A\.’ VAULT PROTECTION From Water in the Grave The best buria A steel vault myan of ordinars sive his loved on Sreat expense This wonderful Clark Grave Vault is furnished by S85 W. W. Chambers for We Give You a $250 Complete Funeral for $125 Fine ambalances to and from City Hospitals $4‘00 will A phone call to Col. bring us to you. The Brown Stone Funeral Home W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Reputation as Authority on Forage Crops. ase 10 the world hefore has sans Leen afie s the lest without | | | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. [ gress will meet the Mayflower Morrison, vic s Laura ¥ o Pross Felruary 1 publishers | Funeral services for Dr. Charles V' —One of Hen & « e of complications result mehitis. Although in his Stth vear. Mr. Holi was busily enga mtil his illness in revising on t popular works, “The Costaic < and Tmmort horn in B of Dan wmbered by Keen interes er did he fq interest will preside the National spealk on eqnal 11 amendi, n, and re ien will t the rictive Miss Ethel M. Smith the will | ment of Agriculture, who died in IEmergency Hospital Thursday, fol conducted at Wright's tablishment, 1337 Tenth street. orrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev Union e ek ndiment for the his frien living ided opininns, no matier Of himsaif, he said smoked before he was il 11 il | Unitarfan Church, will officiate. body will be cremated \ card party will be at the enth hom iven ta Innside « street, Ly the benefit board, O. 1. S 1 s de ind « tive pallbearers, pallbearers will ong his older oclates. per had been connected with DR. CHARLES V. PIPE| ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY R Il team of Bethlehem Chap- | E. S, will give a Mid Northeast Masonic and 17 streets north 5 pan fea tervals u rom = Dr. ¥ . during which time he made & authority Through of sri wiil have Hotel at Dakotans s I'he dinner S ar 1d-wide reputation us an fora r ses. s many plants and g inestimable value to Americ enlture were introduced from foreig and established in the United Special “We Fit the Head" Suitable seleome 1 Club will pre- the Jackson “Ups, e and Do “Hungry nin: Hall, e md of New Yo Metro i irth and B < will Ann's A Tt he was more widely known Vilkdehst publie thraugh his we the reeping bent s on golf ens than other single accomplis repherd & Mourning L L= TONIGHT ance in honor of r from France e % Hee preview Ambas Plic for Any Need At Your Service AL Herer the time of his death he wa 1 of the greens commitien « 1 States Golf Associatt s largely instrument ganizing, and edit the mon! blication issued Ly the associatior ile had also written books on botany agriculture and allied Subje Iir. Piper was born ¥ h Columbia, June 5 he recelved his t the Uni < M instit 140 nt Club m.. at the Playhouse. Washington Academ; AS @ rsult of ances it 'S of V' Ubay . Day or Night SHENTON Fine Millinery 1309 Conn. Ave. 16 B 18 s Theosop Al welcome Tuxedos, $25 EISEMAN’S 7th & I Sts. that ntil pointr He remained as profesor of hotany when he received his ap to the department at Cha trated lect nd Surround Mrs is survived by three brothers. his w and Stupendous Piano Sale! Homer L. Kitt Co. Purchases D. G. Pfeiffer Piano Business. Balance of Stock Goes on Sale Tomorrow Morning at OQur Store— 1330 G Street! This is no ordinary piano sale, as every instrument carried by Mr. Pfeiffer was personally selected by him at the factories for quality of tone and excellency of copstruction. Once in a lifetime does an opportunity of this nature present itself when you can purchase instruments of national reputation which have never been used by anyone at prices representing a saving of $200 or more in many instances. Don't let this opportunity pass by without investigating. Come Early — Save Money! The following great bargains are representative of the great price reductions we have made in order to sell this complete stock immediately. Nothing has been reserved from the sale. The early callers will have first choice. Beautiful Brand New BELLMAN Player Pianos These beautiful players s ! represent the very latest style, both in design and $10 Down Delivers One to Your Home MR. D.G. PFEIFFER e a equipment for expression. They are brand-new but the supply is very limited. Save on These Quality Pianos From the Pfeiffer Stock! Baby Grands * Uprights Players Brand-New Brand-New Brand-New OPERA STARR Raby Regulit D. G. PFEIFFER Seouiar Al $360 Player Pianos $445 Price <630, Instruments bullt {n accordance with the ideas Joins Our Organization Jt is with extreme pride and pleasurs that we announce Mr. Pfeiffer’s association with our Company. His expert knowledge of tone quality and piano construction places him as an authority on piano values and his expert advice is now avail- able to our clientele. Brand New BELILMAN BABY GRAND ES ale Regular Values, Brand-New STULTZ & BAUER Grand Rezuls and specifica- ‘,‘,;r,i." ;r $49 : $395 -‘ tlons of Mr, Pfeiffer, List of Used Piano Bargains Fine Makes and the Prices! KNABE STEINWAY GRAND PIANO | GRAND PIANO n Another instrument true leen thoroughly perfect condition CHICKERING | GRAND PIANO $535 | PFEIFFER Cottage Mode ; on 1t Scan This Note the 65 of You will be surprised— upon hearing the sweet mellow tone and seeing the beautiful design of these charming little baby grands—to find that we have priced them as low " $395 Pay Only $3 Per Week HAZELTCN UPRIGHT A natior STEINWAY A fine instrument in respect. Has been thor vebutit our factory %695 which rehuilt and $785 Another world famous piano at a fraction of its value. Beautl- ful mahogany ecase. Looks like oo 5560 STECK | GRAND P1ANO The above list of world famous used Upright and Grand pianos represent instruments taken from our regular stock and which were traded in from Washington's finest homes on Knabe Grand Pfanos and Knabe Ampicos during our Holiday business. Each one has been thoroughly reconditioned by our factory experts and is absolutely guaranteed by us. &~ HOMER L KITT CO 1330 G STREET Tect Knabe ty. KNABE ! GRAND PIANO S495 This piano of national fame will make an excellent instrnment for church, hall or studio. STEINWAY $ 825 GRAND PIANO rebuilt and tias been thoroughiy well worth more than the price ked. i conc 3 real 1 in a piano 11 reputation v has 2 in avery oughly experts. SCHMER wor | plan | 0 BE TOMORROW {U. S. Scientist Won Worldl | Piper, who was in charge of the office | of forage crop investigations, Depart- | lowing a stroke of paralysis, will be undertaking | to- G. B. Pierce, pastor of All Soul's The Young men of Dr. Piper's office will while Le chosen | Department of Agriculture for 23 Victordo, | in degree of Washington, and it | 14, [ 1926— PART 1 THE WEATHER | District of Columbia—Rain today: to { morrow clearing and somewhat colder; | Imoderate to fresh easterly winds, shift-| ing to northwest by tomorrow morn- | ink, ! | | 1 , Maryland—Rain in east and rain or {snow in west portion today: tomorrow cleuring and somewhat colder in east | and probably snow flurrles in west | jportion: fresh, possibly strong, tand | | southeast winds on the coast, shifting | to northwest by tomorrow morning. | Virgin Rain today: tomorrow | clearing and colder: fresh southerly | { winds, becoming fresh to strong north- ! west by tomorrow mornin West Virginia- *ain today: tomor- | row cloudy and colder, probably local ! snows in north portion | Records for Last 24 Hours. Temperature— Midnight, 6 p.m., 39 Highest. 44: lowest, 31 Relative humidity—E: 2 pm.. 60 § pm., Rainfall (8 p.m. to 8 p.m.), 0.1 Hours of sunshine, 0.1. | Per cent of possible sunshine | cent. | Sunrise, 7.01 | Temperat | Highest, 48 m.; sunset. 5:44 p.m. same date last vear lowest Tide Tables (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic $ | Today—L i high tide | Tomorrow— {454 pm. h pan and 454 snd P14 pan Today 4 pa omorrow 701 a.m.: sun sets rises, T a.m.: sun o 32 a.m .15 p.m. mobile lmps to be lighted one Lalf hour after sunset sets Weather in Various Cities. mpe Max Sat a1 o 1 Church for Deaf Mutes Dispatch to HITA, Kauns. The First Baptist (hy is one of gour in the 1 ed S that conducts regulir services deaf mutes and mukes a consistent e v attendants hes are in Louis. The st February ch of Wichita « « | i i | 1 | | « i T nw. and 107 center: attached R PIN—Whita gold plats “onhires and diamonds " Reward b ) TACKLL Mh et e Mtor ANT Pidae North Cavitol and Dasers of the Wash Reward Frown_ betweern mont and 10 ont Adam Thth arf reward 5K answers to name eeapeske st n.x. Clevel for return ot M. Prohes “OUR, ¥ nd 13th ets., turn to Mrs. T herw o South Hide oG HANTBAG. ming black. steel Motint” Pleasant and’ La Retu 3 d aining moncs other articles: Fab. 10, 1026 between me and entrance to Pension Bureau o Call 1100, whits gold, Star Bide. and 1uth and I gte’ “Return or one Monday. ? Star Big " I e T 25 S Hw aw LATIN READER—Friday _ ave; Pleasant car line. " Address Box ROSARY, silver, in case: reward. Call Col. Nt | ning 351-T. Star i | one Lincoln ERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (JSAAC BIRCH) blish. 3 SE: 3 ahlighad S 3034 M ST Siablishod 1341, Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1332 Penna, ) ____Ave. N.W. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. ‘Phone Lineoln 972, othy Hanlon T. N.E. Phone L. Funeral Directo EVery s Commiction ™ Eomiminlis modern crematorhim. 2 Pa At N Gl oerate Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W, " Modern_Chapel.Teiephone Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH_7976. ‘Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 413 BeT. NE. Lincoln 524 JAMES T. RYAN Pa. Ave. SE. Lincoln 142, e Ambulance. Livery in_Connection | | | i | o &de Neither the successors of nor conne. with the orginal W. R. Speare cstaliieh. 1009 H.St. N'W. Phone Fran ¥o P40 F St. N.W., A Cards of Thanks. GAINES, we thanks a relativas 1 | wish to express our mncere dempest apreciation 1o our friends ‘for their svmpathy | d beautiful floral tributes at the death gur beloved wife and mother. BERTHIA DAUGHTER AND | and ATNE: LLOYD GAINES SONS KICHARDSON. e wish to express our sin- cere tianke and deenest appreciation (0 relatives and friends for their sympathy and beautitul fi ributes ‘at the death r beloved father. WILLIAM A RICH. ARDSOX THE FAMILY. * TONER. We wish to cxpress hanka and deepest appreciat Triends and nergh for ‘the and floral tr loved > ISTERS AND RELATIVES. Beaths. Friday. February 12 am._at her residence. 6 we. MARTHA E. AL beloved wite of Je n to our sympathy ALLEN. are, ovin, ford - Alleen Fowl address on ym. Services F. Church at invited sontz. Rhoda Morrison Fineral from the al onday, February 15. at 1 at the Congress Helghts M | pm. Relatives a ds | Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery voted wife ¢ to mourn Lo Fredericl Sum Froder e ding "ut John T | etal parlor. ard and 1 om Jotn T. Rhies £ | Mondav ames and el CLARK. Teheaare | TAMES TARVFY hand of Mary Ge 1998 M1 HODGES FREDDY HOWARD. RVEY OLIN ¥ 1 IPANNE imary tel of Brothes ARV HES Master 0 LAWRENCFSON LORFNTZ. MAHONEY J Mondav es and, fri Rocic Thursda Relat ferment at O'REEFE. ot Washington. D. ¢ Baversdorfer of Dallas m he: late remdence Monda: at 9 am. Interment M. Gaturda ¥ 13, 11 0 ate Wolf and Auguta Funeral from his late residence. 2829 necticut ave. n.m RIZIERE. HAMPTO! W. Riz me late residen Md.. Monday o the SANDS. Friday. Februar at her reside NNY R helo Sands. Puneral from Tr 5th and Seward Square 3 Friends and relatives invited mient private. SCHUERMANN, Saturdav ockville. M ERMANN . motner and Ca 096, at 4:05 | 11th &t we. of Harter A: ty M E M ¥ Preston Ray Fu- | neral private. SMITH. Saturday 6 at R SMITH 1 Home for Elde: Fe MARY GARDN catior [ee. 1403 12h wt the home. 1403 12th February 15. at 2:30 STONE. Departed this lie 19 8730 p.m. At her_residence, 417 h st CLARA ISOBELL. heloved wite of William & intérment ot | Conressional Cemeters “Tlesdar. Teny TRICK. Thursdar. Febr her residence. L, GLADYS F. TRICK. | beth Trick and sister of J. W. T s Clare T. Willison of Livingstone Heights Mra. F. W, Sadlat 0f Ofympia. Fia.: W. M Trick, Springboro. Pa.. wnd B H. Trick San Antomio. Tex. Funeral services at her iate residence Sunday. February 13. at § pan. Interment at Fort Mvers. Fla. © 14 WOODWORTH. Friday. Februars 12. 1920 al the resdence of his_son. Georze K Woodworth, Brookline. ~ Mass.. MILTOX WOODWORTH, “aged 92. Funeral from Joseph Gawler's Sona. 1730 Pennsvicania ave. n.w.. Monday. Februars 15. at 2 pm. 14% YOUNG. Thursdar. February 11, 1028, at her residence, Guy ave. Hyattsville Md.. EMMA YOUNG (nee Cessnal. beloved wite ot Frank E. Young. member of L. A Funeral from 21 Guy ave lle, Md.. Mfl"dliv_. February 15. a 1 p.m. Interment at Fort Lincoin Ceme- tery. | (Harrisburz and Altoona. Pa.. pers please copy.) 1 YOUNG. Dvsnrl«‘l this life Friday, Febru- ary 12, 192 at_ Tuberculosia Hospital. MARY _YOUNG. ' a faithful ymember of TUnion Wesley Zion Church. rd st. be- tween L and M. Funeral to held from Union Weslex Church. Rev. 'C.C. Williams Monday at 2 o'clock. i | In Memoriam. ALDRICH. In sad but loving remem. of our Trandfather E. R. ALDRICH departed this life one year aco todas Fuary 14. 102, There in no one to take his plar Since last we looked s fa ANDBEN MOLLIE ars ako. Fror ¥ ALLEN, our_dear \ I AND) CHILDRE SWORTH F1 HER HUSBAND FILLMOKE, T | FILLMORE HARRY FILL FRAAS. In memo: who departed this | FRANCIN, who ) A HER MOTH R ASD G AND F ¥ v GIBBS. I erSARY JAESCHRE TAFESCY j 11 \MARY E SIMMONS, T STMMON: azo. F votion ko today Oh. what a st we. the o Sweat Part « Unde: HER DAUGHTER AND MATDE af my dea Otten 1 HIS LOV SPRIGGS. Tiet THOMAS S Yo HIS LOVI Pl s, + lovine SPRIGGS. losing, re semeiah <PR. HIS__DEYV SPRIGG! : Since you left Lo TG RBT TO p sug TER-IN-LAW. MARIE ILLIANS. 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