Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENIRG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1926 lI-A SAL[E S'I'. WUI- LYON VILLAGE CITIZENS’ CARL F. BERGMANN, 69, Deaths. § GH. | Departed thig, 1o ~\m»‘1umu,."\ G at ] HANSROROTGHL" of Wil ved Wite of of utieral hereafter. Deaths. Mon FEEEEEEE This or Any Grave Vault for Only $85.00 Never listen to any one when they tell you Chambers’ goods are not first cla: We buy our goods from the same factories they all THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and cold- er tonight, minimum temperature about degrees; tomorrow fair; fresh, HANSBOR( day, Feh WILLL loved DIES IN PHILADELPHIA Former Employe in National Mu- seum Assisted Sculptor in Setting GROUP DRAFTS BY-LAWS Tentative Constitution Is Drawn Up by Special Committee Suddenly, 5 pam. R beloved and B ay, March ) A WILLIAMS othier of Gilbert anche L. Thotap- T Sheino, to mours, ih nd three brothers. Mau David I and Louis A~ Willisms._Funeral {rom ‘her late residence on Thursdas THow Philip Hanst £ah, She leaves Beake | o %0t HARRIS. buy from. We will furnish a funeral at one-half charged by the old-time undertaker. what i o Private Ambu’angcs Local Calls 0] «Chambers Furnishes the Best Funeral for the Least Money The Brown Stone Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. jI——|a|——|pl——|p|c———|§ 612 13th St. Our. New Address STACY-ADAMS & CO. $4.00 8 GRAVE VAULT Call Columbia 432 14th and Chapin Streets N.W. WE REPRESENT For Shoes In Comparisons are 612 13th Street cesesemocencns ®oocccbosssdees Washington conmaodity made. In every STACY-ADAMS SHOES ™™® GENTLEMEN —have been the accept- Standard for century— ed half a For Value For Quality For Style For Fit EDMCNSTON & CO. ANDREW BETZ, Manager Advisers X XXX Standard by and Authorities All Foot Troubles | Warden John A. Snook of the DIES IN U. S. PRISON Worthington Victim of Stroke of Paralysis in Atlanta Penitentiary. C ouch Caskets $75.00 Ufi By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., March 2.—John Whitehouse Worthington of Chicago, known as the “wolf of La Salle street,” dled at the Atlanta Federal penitentiary today, where he was serving a term for using the malls to defraud. Death was caused by & stroke of paralysis. Worthington was brought to the Denitentiary last October 10 to serve two years. He was suffering from diabetes and a former paralytic stroke and had to be carried into the penitentiary. During his six months’ confinement he was kept in the prison hospital and given special treatment for dia- betes. His condition was thought to be improving, but the second stroke | of paralysis this morning proved fatal. | Father of Actress, Funeral arrangements will not be | completed until word is received from | relatives. Jane Allen, actress, is | Worthington's daughter. After charges were made aralnst him in Chicago he fled to Mexico, where he remained several years be- fore returning voluntarily to face the { accusations. Due to his physical con- ditlon special efforts were made to | obtain commutation of sentence. An | appeal was made to the United States torney General to save him from sentence, but all efforts which “I would rather be in prison in the | United States than be free in Mex- | ico,” Worthington stated when he sur- rendered to Chicago authoritles after | his return from Mexico. A few duys ago he filed an appll- |cation for commutation of sentence | with the Department of Justice. Worthington's operations are estl- mated to have netted him more than | $2,600,000. Once Headed Chaln of Banks. | At one time he was head of a chain of banks in Alabama; then he hecame \rL confidence operator and piled up a |fortune from speculative ventures | which eventually involved him with the Government and caused his flight to_Mexico. Making his will before prison here, Worthington that the bulk of his fortune daughters, Mrs. Allen Pik: known in moving picture circles as Jane Allen, and Mrs. John Rodgers of New Rochelle, N. Y. Another §200,- 1000 was bequeathed to his grand- daughter, Miss Helen Rodgers, and $25,000 to Dr. Ronald McKibben, a | Los Angeles physician. over entering directed %o to his Chicago, lNC on Fed- eral penitentiary said the “Wolf of La Salle Street” had no vis ing his imprisonment. T’S HERE! Final sale of HartSchaffner&Marx fine Suits & Overcoats Short lines but a size for every man man. The sirable styles and colors Suits and Overcoats that sold for $60 555 350 %45 are now 26 Suits and Overcoats that sold 70 %65 are now 36 No Charge for alterations Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street & for 385 575 and young season’s de- 380 o090 cr 00000010 00000000000000000000000 of Association. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. LYON VILLAGE, Va., March 2.—A tentative constitution for the newly organized Lyon Village Citizens' sociation was drawn up last night at a meeting of a special committee. The proposed governing act includes approved features of various other Arlington County civie bodies and is modeled along the general lines of thal of the Lyon Park Civie Association. Arthur Orr, former pre8ident of the latter organization, gave the commit- tee a number of suggestions that were taken into consideration in formulat- ing the new draft. Several minor details of the consti- tutibn will be ironed out Friday night at another meeting at the home of S. G. Eareckson, a member of the committee. Other members of the com- mittee are Stuart T. Ashton, cha man; W. R. Swetnam, James . Chinn and E. H. Harris, The report of the committee will be presented at a meeting of the full as- socfation March 10. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT Vincent B. Costello Post, American Legion, will meet In the boardroom of the Building. No. 15, 8 o'clock, District The Business Women's Council will meet at the Church of the Covenant. Clifford K. Berryman, cartoonist, will give a talk. The Jane A. Delano Post, No. fcan Leglon, will meet, § o'cloc! 7K street. 6, The Temple Brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregution will meet at Unlon Statfon, 6:30 o'clock, to take @ speclal train for Baltimore, where they will be the guests of Har | trict Court today. Sanai Brotherhood The Washington Photo ¥inishers will be addressed by Guy A. Bingham, executive manager, and other speak- ers, Anthony Foundation will meet, 8:30 o'clock, in the ballroom of the Shoreham. Mrs. Kate L. Caye Buscall of Riverdale, Md., will whistle. Speakers and music. Public welcome. Officers of the Grand Council, Royal Arcanum, will make their annual visitation to Oriental Council, 8 o’clock, thian Temple. All Royal Arc num members welcome. Traop 73, Boy ‘clock, at new Center Building, 1 The Susan B. outs, will meet, 7:30 wish Community 9 Sixteenth street. Woman's Relief a turkey din from 5 to § Phil Corps, ner in € »'clock Sheridan will serv R. Hall A Capitol Lodge, No. 3, Or herds of Bethlehem, velock at Odd Fellows er will Hall. Holmes will give the sec ond of his series of lectures at Willard Hotel The eause and cure of fear and nerves will be discussed and Include an explanation of psyehoanalysis. DEATH HELD ACCIDENTAL Horseman, Facing Trial, Overcome While Fixing Car, Says Doctor. PROOKFIELD, Mass., March (#)—Daniel 8. Kennedy, 67, retired horseman, who was found dead in his garage yvesterday, was accidentally overcome by monoxide gus while re pairing his automobile, in the opinion “dical Examiner Charles A. De land of Warren. Dr. Deland made his report last nizht. Kennedy, who was A Sunday school superintendent here, wus arrested recently on a seriou charge Involving a young gi He was to have gone on trial in the Dis f Shep meet, 8 Fenwick I HITS SPAIN’ S DESERTERS. Mdrid Phper Damands; Whose 4 U. S. “Redeem"” MADRID, March 2 (#).—The Span Ish government's news sheet, LI Noticiero Del Lunes, today discusses the situation of Spanish army de serters abroad. It suggests (hat those restdent In America ‘redeem’ themselves by paving a lump sum to | the Spanish government in order to| be permitted to return to Spain with- | out facing the usual penalties for de- sertion and be restored to citizenship. Those unable to pay a lump sum, the article suggests, should be permitted to pay In monthly installments. When | the total sum had been paid they ould be granted passports to return HAPPINESS A USED CAR grom Joseph McReynolds ! 14th STREET AT R~ Themselves. | Tuxedos, $25 EISEMAN'’S 7th & F Sts. Your Credit Is Good at Eiseman’s Dignified credit with- out high prices or any extra charges. Our new Spring suits, special at $25, can be bought on the most lib- eral terms. EISEMAN’S 7th & T Sts. { filigr possibly strong, northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy and colder tonight; tomorrow fair; strong north- west ‘Winds. Vimginia — Partly cloudy _tonight, colder in east and central portions; to- morrow fair; strong west and north- west winds. West \1rglnix—!'m tly cloudy and colder tonight, snow flurries in the east portion; tomorrow fair. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—Four p.m., 3; 8 p.m., 50; 12 midnight, 46; 4 a.m., 41; 8 a.m., 38: noon, 38, Barometer—Four p.m., 29.84; 8 p.m 29.80; 12 midnight, 29.79; 4 a.m., 29.7! 8 a.m., 29.76; noon, 29.78. Highest temperature, 2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 38, occurred at 7:40 a.m, today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 41; lowest, 13. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic urvey.) Today—Low ti 4:19 a.m. p.m., high tide, 9:39 a.m. and 1 Tomorrow—Low tide 5:15 p.m.; high tide, 10 p.m Up Ethnological Groups. Carl F. Bergmann, 69 years old, at one time employed in the National Museum here, where he assisted the sculptor Clarke Mills in the prepur: tion and setting up of ethnological groups illustrating the life of the American Indian, died at his home in Philadelphia Saturday. Funeral serv- fces will be conducted here at chapel of V. L. Speare & Co., under- takers, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr. Bergmann was the son of Carl W. Bergmann, a well known music teacher and organist in this city from to 1874 Leaving the National Museum, Mr Burgmann was employed at the mu seum connected with the University of Pennsylvania, having been on duty there the past 30 He is survived by a son, Carl J Bergmann_of this cit daughter Mrs. Ida Bergmann Eichenberger Philadelphia, and two brothers Berzmann and William C. B both of Washington. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Women’s City Club—William R fus Scott will sp ore the curre events section tomorrow, 4:45 pa. Subject: “Doines of the World Up to Date.” Mrs. William E. Chamberlin will preside. 5, occurred at H mann and 4:38 6 p.m. 54 am, and .. and 10:53 The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose, 6:40 a.m.; 6:01 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, sets, 6:02 p.m sun sets, 6:39 a.m.; sun _ & lasters of Wisdom" will be the Moon rises, 8:56 p.m.; sets, a.m. ot of the free public lecture Automobile lamps to be lighted one. v, 815 p.m., at United Lodge half hour after sunset. of Theosophists, 1731 K street. All Condition of the Water. welcome Temperature and condition of the i water at Great Falls today at 8 a.m. “,'lf'?.ff".’. Temperature, 36; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Citi o T 802 Council, Koyal Arcanum morrow, $ p.m., Pythiam Deputy Grand Regent A. C. s will speak. A religious vt will be given by the Virginia group, assisted by the }male quartet of the Vermont Avenue g2 Baptist Church James E. Willls pastor, Friday . at the church Proceeds for t tund. nperature. om Weather & spectal meeting tom at the Hamllton Hotel et ham, Maine's champion “lear his company, in old-time 10udy | entertain through courte: Robhins of Keith's. Danc freshments. An_afternoon held Thursday, of Mrs. Lula teenth street an’s Benefit row Mellie fiddler, Peloudy of Roland g and re. Huffalo Cliarleston Chicaxo Gineinnati *, Cleveland, . Calum &.8.0. Denvir atroit 20 608 Snow El Paso O iy Galveston 3 Clem Heluna Gloar Huy ard party will be 1:30 p.m., at the home 3. Hammond, 2! Thi for benefit of the Wom Association. The Wakefield National Association will meet p.m., at the Washin .oz 0.0 001 Memorial Thursday, ton Club. apolis The Psycho Club will meet § p.m., to continu psvchoanalysis, the Play itors welcome. Thur: the study « Miamt #la 5 N. Orleans, v New York Okla, City.. #0.4 Omaha 04 Philadelphia 26 2 Cloudy Ao Cloudy a0 Cloady Ty Had zation at the ter. opening « 0. Cle 9. Cloudy . Clear Clear, G. pm.. Lineoln tomorrow, Hall. Post, will m in and Army Raltixh S Lake Sin meeting tomor Pt new Jewish € wrlce Cafritz prayer; Mrs, E: sing and an ldr Mrs. A, H. Vieman of 1 | Discussion on Ludwig Lewishon's srael,” by Mrs. Herman Hollander — Georgian Dies in England. OXFORD, March 2 () W. Y. Cleckley of Augusta, suddenly from heart disease list eve while returning from the Ox ‘niversity sports, in which his Cleckley, Rhodes scholar, 30 pm., Cer t Kline w iven by trshurgl Toud; Antonio & Pt oloudy mmun ! 88 will be Groanmia Nime, today.) ‘Temperature. Weathi 44 Part cloudy 44 Part_cloudy ‘loudy t cloudy oudy art clondy it cloudy (8 1ons England. am.. England i i Denmhark.. . 4 Azores nhagen 1on. Canal Zone Indmna Publisrer Dies. VINCENNES, Ind., March 2 (#).— Royal E. Purcell, jr., 38 s old, one of the publishers of the Vincenne: Sun, died last night of bronchial pnen. monia. He had been an invalid fo 12 years since suffering a stroke of Card of Thanks. DECKER Men, rolatives, frie their kindness shown Howers sent durine e death af L i hu FRANKLIN DECKER HIS WIFE, FRANCES A ‘ Deaths, ANNAND, T wis to extond my thanks and 0 i 1 DECKFR Births Reported. Department in the lowing reported Just 2 Li ALLLE AT, Wife of Jos b irom her late nw. Wednesia Relatives and fric BARRINGTON. Mondn the W Mir Raas o At RACHEL THURSTON late Chigrles Carroll and Ka rinkton. Reas \t Church. Rnode day. March i3 [ 1slahd Cometiry, Newp BOROWSKL Mondy 1050 pm., FRANK lafe - Stasin residenos March t the i Martha, ¥ and Neilie 0. R. and Edith ¥ e and Mas Lee, oy t and Alberta Ervin, Deaths Reported. s have been reported tment in the o4 228 John Mar Todd Dayis, oy Johnson. & boy Walter Ge s hoy Tond Health s e st Wilmarth, 76 dén Southerland, 17 0. st L1421 Columbia rd Sthies Rospital 630 E st. ne i Providence Hos- aret Holmes, Elizabeth's Hos Bedford, 7 Alhson, 47 Joseph P, Grare, Annin E. Lewis Mary €. Mosser ity Hosoital W Costella, Sentember Funerni « Emory ( ic Hospital v Misa Ui 80, Provideiice Hospital Gt Tnitedd Re 1ot itend LML CoriERT 40 0'look NISS LY | )A G HARRIS, R CONNINGHAM. Monda, Maret 1. 1020 o cidence’ 430" 15th ‘st 1w, CARRIT VIR Taincad wite of Williar A i £ and Mra W e Feltiers ; o L Wednesds Mary B Jonn Jae William T John Portor Vivian Cooper Thomas, FRACELY T “design 1oe betwesn Cathodia Hiejatives:and lar_Hridse, = Rewar MeMahon. 9000 Conn phone Adams 4800 DOG—Female Chow. mw. Adams 45 FOX TERRIER. wi black - and brown. 15602 FUR. st e in. Tion 2 bruary 2 we. JOHN of Molie ¥ Mary B. Wi orth of Was) Forasichs tan. 1% 118 Call” Adams T N T T | Jctweon Fermont d 17 after 5. North 3 bl GERMAN POLICE DO finder niensn « g GLASSE retim to 298 HANDBAG Tohiby Phone Fr.. HANDHAC town to appirel i TRISH “Pal to Richardson, Bewnod PACKAG taining fata. - Phone Nort i h PAIR SHPLL SPECTACLES—Olympic Thea i ro’ mass will be ter or between Tdth and 18thon You st.| m.'for the ronose of his’so North 830-W ient Mount Olivet Cemetery. pearls, on EN. The Holy Name Socicte and ' Park <a’s parish aro notified of Reward i nm.x. R. EDELE: " pearl (bunch of grapes), on Co- or on Potomne Park car from MU Pleasant W e st or hetween 10th and § and 20th and D ceWedusaiar, Nasil gia. Commun Tonks, 1331 Co- AR, Monday. March 1, ard. Reward . & S0 Mt ISABELLE 1-nrm-nuu- containing _check and money AL, : R T ral Trom GAwier's chapel, | . e Call” Aies Hav i Col | geiVanta ave. on Wedneaday at § ioas. | Friends tnvitéd. ~ Interment priva o ¥ Y | FERRIG 2. 1926, at Refum to | FERRIG T S Haloved Tther af Annie A Berien “Furieral from Hanion's funeral parior. 11 R e Gn Thursday. March 4. ot ‘8 4 am. therice to St. Alorkius Chréh, where e D be said at ® am. . Tnievmen: Sount Olivet "Cemetery. Relativy Triends invited FLETCHER, Monday. 1 3088, 54 her _rosidence. oventl st o SESIE W widow of Frangos' B et Funeral Wednesday, March St unere " the Charch of the Epl iphan B%, Detweon” tat amalath Reludvs Sndtriends invited. Interment (private) SC. An‘;%m"n Oak Hill Cemetery e S W NER. Departed hnilnm aection of city: reward W | GARD ER. i ¥ Woodward Blds. Main 10469, March 1. 1 s TRING OF PE Teinity of WILLIAN G 2 Fid ohn i G liberal Nofth 10474, :'um’: Tis . " Notioe of Tuneral Jater. Furnet silk,~ Tuesday _afger- Mopday, Mazoh 1.1 610 1oth ¢ i Hospiial Fister o En E Qym?. Renaing resi Jorvis Cu. funeral parlors. Uiga ave. B, Notloe of funcral luies. on it % West M 2 wm. Re = Iterment Glens female, 1 and Warrenton. \ réward, 3* se. Kindly reha oY) Monday T aper DONFRTY, DOHE. her it Mareh 1 Wil fa 7 Ky i i M thie way from George- N fion:“contaming’ wearie Dt orn. Dona e e, 1010, 7| los £ Mann and Mre o TERRIFR : D o Staen b collur with mame Fihanim " Retira AT 1409 30th st. nw. Pot. 9740; Yanday 54 Ple leloved s Edelon. Fruneral on’ Wednesduy thence to &i EMMA in Hotel i E Moumonth February Mar ~con- n and blue taf- . Emma 14th st. e rd. or on the df‘ ant”and reward. 1811 1Rl Kenyon KE K it bank hook and driver's Einder please teturn o' M pwer and Ke: l‘ CKETBOOK Inches: between Hocht's and 4634 1 Alams_7650. germit I th n.w. 3804 ' Kanawha 1927, Reward. PUPPY—German police: ith and R. I ave. ne. this ubere R life Monday. losis Hospital, nains resting s & Co. funeral ch v “)‘I ul, link «lnlnllli FII\/mKlrnm O L Naimier car &9 Paj Roga £ AL 08 Girard. Phone fiqn, the'l wt_his residence. 5 oted husband ot Co: leaves to mourn his two brother i Remains al_chape n.w Westminste HAVERSTICK. 10 pom.. TE STICK. " Not HOLLIDA dence SARA MA foved wif Mareh 1. 1926, at ZABETH HAVER jan WA BOLLIDAY the be- of the 1 randison Holliday daughter of Mrs. Matthews. She leaves to mourn her loss two daughters e grandson and two sqns-in and & relatives. Remains may be viewed at her daughter's residence. 1008 Lincoln pl. se.. Anacostia Wednesday noon until Thursday noon. Funeral from Campbell's Church, Anacostis, Thursday at 1 o'clock. Dearest mother, how T Since from eurth you p: And my heart 1s aching solely As T think of you each dax Benefit As death was HOLMES. AV W COOFER i ot S ekt DT o Jll( HU \I A special e st g New o Willhendiy, i e e Bt ol A Ppicy and Mas! JOSEPH H. JOCHUM T e i M Funeral BRYANT, Pres of IDA Monday, ANNA € JOCHTN 630 am 1096, at pe 87 hanel of Thon N Con Wed helitives wnd JOCHUM tory i and G JORNSON ARY Tate (Baiika) field at 2 pm. * late residence, 123 Gth st ment at Glenwood Cemetery Boss. Mareh 4 n RNOWLES, SESAN 3 L. n.w., 30 n.m.. r atholic | Chirch, n at ® am. Interment in 6 . hushand ee. N stimore pa AT '-HVH\' D) arted oved life Fehruary 28, 200 415 8t 8w brother of Nettie J Bennte and 1926, at her nd ave. nw., LOUISE illiam Robért Lowe o, Lowe. Interment T el Funeral pr this life Monday LYNCH. Fu of his fath 0 am triend 0 attend LYNCH. Mo Holy Name are a0 OHNEVER d to he presen Rosary at his lat Tuvaday € BRADY esident, 1928, at Bt NONA Jotin and GEORGE R McDONNELL. < Chu ternent | MILEER. M 10 n.w Vo w b h . March vited IMONS w | M MUEL M Monday. March VILLER. helove MeEIro: " Elizabeth ratet At § ed Yuterm RY ANN'PE Jonn A 1020 p.m SHerift 1y Joving hushand MMER ulnn 4 Mra ¥ DEXTER Nter 1 this life S P, G 0. Taesdiy GEO. D POINDEXTER, | D must ohoy. Asccasment Ma Waahington Patrs RV W o & “IRIOUS, BOY | ioRENZo s pOVE. W. P [POrNDEXTER. A1l i aftend a cal March 2 at 8 o W6 M st TER Thisiy d ERSETTS FITZHUGH, Secretary sunday, Fehruary WILLIAM 1. Miam 1. Proctor, Wednesday. Ma Church. Rockville, ds invitod. . March 1, 1924 Farragut ' st. n.w iehter of Willard (nea Dals ahove resldence Thtirs 30 4 m.. thenee to th hureh, s mass will b Relatives and friends in NDREW WAL T TOR, Ma Mary s es and frie nt Interment at March Ta . erine SMALLE heloved Smalley Interment omit flowers Vi. papers mother of and - Laurs at_Hizh- (st vicase Smalley Plense Burlington, B Seloved wife of Daniel € m the chapel of )07 Niehols at 2 pm Luterment Fu el anid {riends Congressional Comelerye aL | reh 4, at 1 o'clock. Relatives and | fnends please attend. 1307 M st. now. * | TROULAND. _ Sunday, Pebmary 28, 1026 residence of his sister. Mra. W. ookiyn, "N, Y. TOD 0. lute “Robert A neral (privats) chapel of TUCKE: R ROBERT 1. H Tuceday. Maroh .. Frendmens Hospttal . Tycker ‘anit"Vncle 0 T Rhines & Co. fineral nmn-'lr Iate. e Ttraday. March b Friends are ivited 10 attend WASHINGTON ed Fehrt : ot dence. Oxon Bl St foved wi Funeeal W st Paur 3 Relatives 4 tend. 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