Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1926, Page 9

‘Goldefiberg's 80T $1DRS CF 17 AT R VT “THE DEPE) ; RS RS AARN s s\m“; : ¢l 3| NN Itsa Long Road Without Any Turn So the saying goes. Your road towards paying off your charge accounts wil be considerably longer if 3 burdened by “carrying charges” and ‘“extras” in the form of interest, etc., added by the wayside. : We do not penalize our ¢ Charge Customers by add- ing interest or ‘‘carrying charges” to their accounts. FLLLALALEAL CRENNREREAAS SRAN . NS S SRR Wi, ‘\\\‘\\ BN N ZANRRAN CARARLALUANN RN et ihtetitidedietetasiotatethies CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Washington Humane Society its annual meeting tomoi in the Shoreham Hotel. Robert R. Logan, president of the American Anti-Vivisection Society of *hiladelphia and Charles Edward Rus- sell will speak. Members are invited to bring friends who may be interested n animal protection und the work of the society. The Society for Philosophical In- quiry will meet tomorrow, 4:30 p.m., at ational Museum. Topic, “Trag- < Hebrew, Christian.” . Steele. dy: pealke The Burlei will meet tomc S v school room o } . Citizens’ Association row, 8§ p.m., in the £ Mount Tabor ild health committee , at 3:30 pm., at Club will norrow night Washington 1l dance t rose room of the Visitors welcome. h gue of the Adas Israel Con; Thursday Arlington Hote No. Federal will d. K Local, Union, night at kra Proceeds will be for social s of the union for ti Hotel. pense featul montt Col. Mourning Blacks Dy;;l Ry 24-HOUR SERVICE James N. Pettit Camp, No. 2, éCanrmm:k Dry Cleaning Co. i i “I wish she knew how much [ ReSan] could help that skin eruption” Don's suffer the embarrassment of a pimply, rough, biotchy skin when Resinol Ointment usually heals such disorders so easily. Even if other treat= ments have failed this soothing, heal- ing ointment scems to get right at the 100z of the trouble, restormg the skin to health in a surprisingly short time. It is so nearly flesh colored it can be used on exposed surfaces without ats tracting undue attention. S3y Resinol to your druggist today! Lincoln 239 United Spanish War Veterans, will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at 921 Penn- sylvania avenue southeast. The Petworth 'Masonic Club will hold an open meeting Wednesday, 8 p.m.. at Joppa Temple, 4209 Ninth strect. Families and friends of mem- bers are invited. The meeting of the Washington Bible School Association scheduled for next Friday night at the Church of the Iipiphany has been indefinitely | postponed. o - ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Dr. Alexander Wetmore, assistant secretary of the Smithsonian Institu: tion, will lecture on “Bird Migration,” at the Natfonal Museum, 4:30 o'clock, under ~auspices of the Audubon Sorfety, TONIGHT. The Sixteenth Street Iighlands Citizens’ Association will meet, § | o’clock, in Sixth Presbyterian Church. The Washington Ad Club will give its .cherry blossom dinner, 7 o'clock, at the Washington Hotel. The Manor Park Cltizens' Assocla. | tion will meet, 0 o'clock, at the wnce | residence of M. Pipitone, 6110 Third| | street, will have a dinner and bridge party, 7 o'clock, at club- house of American Association of University Women, 1834 1 etreot. All Alpha Xi Deltas will be welcome. The Stanton Park Citizens' Assocla- tion will meet. Lieut. Mina Van Winkle, chief of Women's Bureau, Police Depurtment, will explain the needs of her bureau and further con- UCH is the reputation of our designers for excellent taste, that orders for floral emblems invariably give satisfac- tion, when, left to our judgment. Sprays & $5 Wreaths b TWO STORES 142 & H 1222 F St. Telephone Telephone Main 3707 Frank. 6357 ington Alumnae of Alpha | sideration will be given “blue law" I‘ellnlntlon and other important mat- ers. Northeast Washington Citizens’ As- soclation will meet, 8 o'clock, at Ludlow School. The Men's Club of Christ Church, Georgetown, will meet, 8 o'clock, in the parish hall. The club's bowling team will be awarded the silver loving cup won in the recent Georgetown interchurch tournament. The Northeast Boundary Citizens’ Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Burrville School. Election of officers. The Citizens’ Assoctation of Takoma, D. C., will meet, 8 o'clock, in Com: munity Hall, Presbyterian Church. Representative Brooks Fletcher will speak of some phases of civic better- ment. The Ohio Society will close its meet- ings for the season at Rauscher's, at| 8:30 o'clock, with Judge Kathryn Sellers, vice president, in charge throughout the evening. Flora McGill Keefer will sing and Mabel H. Duncan, cellist, will play. Refreshments will be followed by dancirig. The Piney Branch Citizens’' Asso- ctation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Ham- line M. E. Church. The VWriterscraft Club will meet, § | o'clock, in the basement of Mount Pleasunt Public Library. The pro- gram will include a study story to be | selected and read by Miss Green and original storfes by Jean Monk and Paul Ackler. All Interested in writ Ing the short story are invited whether as visitor or prospective member. Irish History Study Club meets, § 5. Stephen’s School Hall, Twenty-fourth and I streets. feathers are bel ss aterial by a NO BETTER undertakers than those in The Brown Stone Funeral Home of Chambers. Steel Vaults, $85 Ambulance, $4.00 Local Calls Complete Funerals, $75, $100, $125, $150 Up Call W. W. CHAMBERS CO. The Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Columbia 432 g woven Puris de. Ostrich This remarkable instrument s putting the inkwell out of business Here fat last is a fountain pen that is always ready for instant action. No more dipping into troublesome inkwells. A sure supply of ink is in the pen itself. No caps to unscrew. Itisa desk fountain pen, with a fine balance and comfortable “feel” to the hand that wields it. No clotted or uncertain points. In a handsome receiver, which prevents the nib from drying, the peri stands always ready for instant service, even though it may not be used for days or weeks, And since it is made by Sheaffer of beautiful Radite, it is uaranteed for a lifetime. Your dealer will demonstrate, or send one on approval—today. Prices $10 to $30, complete with Lifetime pens Regular Lifetime pen, $8.75. Others lower S 'W.A SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY HEAFFE PENS*PENCILS - SKR |CHARLES M. WILCOX, 73, S. GILBERT EVANS, UNION VETERAN, DIES Retired Mining Engineer Had Been | Familiar Figure on Park Bridle Paths. S. Gilbert Evans, 8¢ years old, Union Army veteran, retired mining engineer, and for many years @ pic- turesque figure on the park bridle paths around Washington, where he was seen daily riding his thorough- bred black Kentucky horse, dled at his residence, 1224 Falrmont street, Saturday night..Death was attributed to heart disease, Mr. Kvans was born in Charles- town, N H., and when 11 years old went to New York City. From then on he made nis own living and edu- cated himself. Subsequently he be- came well known us o mining en- gineer throughout the country. He served with the Union Army throughout the four years of the Civil War. Mr. Evans had been a resident of Washington for the past 15 years. He retired trom his profession about 10 years ago. He i survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma Eval ank Evan grandson, Miss Lucret 5. Sclence services will be conducted at_the residence tonight at 8 o'clock TInterment, with military honors, will be in Arlington Cemetery tomorrow morning. | ¥ 1 t GILBERT EVANS. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, slowly rising temperature; lowest temperature to- night about 36 degrees, with frost if | weather remains clear; .moderate t cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not quite so cold to- DIES AT HIS HOME HERE Had Been Clerk in Library of Con- | than 25 years | atrer | He |in jously until re gress 25 Years Until Re- tired Week Ago. Charles M. Wilce clerk in the Librar di of Congress d at his residenc 800 East an 1900, and on_of the late h B. Wilcox. He Wilcox of Mr. Wilcox was thi night; frost tonight if weather mains clear: slowly rising tempera- | ture tomorrow; fresh northeast winds | on the coust. Virginia tomorrov south portion tonight ern portion if weather slowly rising tempe ¢ cloudy tonight and rain in_ extreme frost in north- tomorrow ; inishing. cloudy to- ing te - Virginia—Partly night and tomorrow; ri | ture tomorrow. Records for 24 Hours. mometer—i s 12 midnigh noon, 41. Baro 29.94 8 a.m., 80.: noon, Highest temperatu oint, Idah: Kistler of this ¢ cousins. » conducted 301 East afternoon at jarrows will O 25 D ){ 9 v DS r‘(;{c 3 ST ‘(‘;"3’\) Skrip, successor to ink, makes all pens write better, and the Lifetime pen 2 p.m. yesterda occurred at 7 a.m. tod: ‘emperature sane date Highest, 74; lowest, Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Surv » Today—Low tide, 1. and 2:3 pam.; high tide, and § p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, . 1 pam.; high tide, §:43 am 1 111 pan. T The Sun and Moon. sun § p.m. one- Moon rises Automobile lamps to half hour after sunset, v Condition of the Water. r Temperature and_conditio: water at am.: Great ¥ | perature, 49; condition, very Various Cities. Galveston elens W Wi« | i FOREIGN. {8 am. Greenwich ime, today Stations. Temperature. Weather Londen, Engla BT aris, France. Vienna, Austria.. } Berlin, ’ Germany Copenhagen. Den: orta (Fayal amilton, Ber avana. Cuba,. . Colon, Canal Zon Azore: hida. . Cloudy | A German company will establish | airplane service between Teheran and Klanikin, Pe = LOST. { | PAG tan leather contaming sum of money | {and check; on 16th &t. hus to Tongfellow st. eward 1f' roturned to 137 12th ot. ne.. of Phone Lincoln 9101~ 161) brown Boston bag De 3‘ ACE LE’LTthlmm:l]id;x;M Saturda or Sunday: X al Sasension %hoflc Tr7ee 5, 0 ftter, 21°5_G_st. n.w Tight brown leather, with per- meits. Saturday. Pleaso call 1}"”«1) e Black, 4 whi Sugene Pool, 62 DOG—Small male: answers to “Fiji ; brown face, white, breast. long tan hair: left prem- ipos"April 8: reward. " Call Columbia 4226 or uebec bl white with black ote: E"_ 0. 18712, Call Adams ward. ENCH POODLE. all whito: flnder pleass DL Thu vt niwers "o "beine reward of 3511 returned. STRUCK LAST YEAR, Aaron Bankett, 60, Twenty-Third old, injured b four months # | person avho has died sinco Janu: as a result of trafli avenue, was & nue at Park road the lice reported, when t James Johnson, 21 Seventh An inquest prol 1y morrow morni Fifth street nor of a hit of The diplomat’s son_tc man to Em a collided with a street car at I She was pital. BROTHERS MANGLED woman in Latshaw, who had heen publicly he Cloudy Bart cloudy | “CHURCH AND WAR” TOPIC war will be one of the principal sul jects to be discussed at hurch congress of to Die Since January 1—Three Accidents Reported. R | Bankett, colored. Gv years an automobile nearly 3 0, died at Freedmen’s | Mary the Vi the twenty-third { Robert W. Norwood 1| Bartholomew’s Cin h accidents. conducting the dfscussior Bankett, who lived at 2903 Sherman | = nding on Georgia av night of Decem. | Card o street car, Do | BUSEY. We wi.l fricn The place of mysti affairs also will reccive attention, with Aaron Re « Barry, rector Jospital early toda waiting for rs old, 451 street, knocked him down. Johnson touic him to the hospital will be held to | 0 years old, t, was the vi nd-run eollision at Fifth and L streets northeast this morning b ween his motor evcle and an autome. Charles Abdo, Richard T the Argentine driver of an ck Calvin 1. H. clid street ne rzency Hospital and later o his home. ] Hilda ¢ i Cutl EppiNG ut 4 | “UApr s old, of | TON, 3 clock _yesterday morning n utomobile in which she was riding | land avenue and Ilev treated at | Evans. < i b BY SAW; ONE DEAD Mill Near Point of Rocks, Md. Scene of Tragedy When Log Jumps Runner. vears old tore Wilt, s runner, hurl ve circul ingers in a critical « it . Woman Dies at 102. PITTSBURGH, April 1 Pittsburgh, is deaW. wed on her last three birthdays, ecent interview, expressed herw those who “viewed modern tenden 5 | KEEWEN R | EREWE Frank G | LEWIS following_deat : Heaith De: 4 M. Wilcox . H Dantiel Str ! diers' Hon: Sarah A Sty Hosvital osl DORE Queen’ Victoria Welch 1 ave. w. 3 Chitre. Pana ous ! Moderate prices. 33! M. 1385, Geier’s Sons Co. I'TH_ST. N.W. B Siephiona” M " T.F.COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 1 X. CAP. ST NORTH Wm. H. Sardo & Co. ~ Quick, Dignified _ 1113 S Modet Chapel rivate Ambulance of nor v original Speare establieh- | 1009 H St. N.W. with th ment. Phone Frank. 6626 Formerly §40 F St. N.V Jo;eph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCE) iished 1842 3034 M ST. N.W. Biio0e West 00 Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1830 Main 5512 1732 Penna. 3, at 1:00 ALBERT f April 10, 1920 orgetown Hospital b el Trr Ave. N.W. GERMAN POLICE DOG. 7 months o1d. tan Giin black marks, on top of ack: answers 5" Bindo." Reward if returned to 56 s ne . o Tortolse _shell, Bun ween ¢’ and 10th et.: 1 1410 o, Lamong et snd 101" el.: Foward HAND COIN_REGISTER, Rooke, Satirday. ; if” Thturned ‘to AR 0 P e and 30 she mw_ oDl bout 0 8 on sil ST Aeimea %o Room "T85 lde stone R t T e ain; Te- ouse Of- “and Vine CHAS. S. ZURHORST EAST CAPITOL ST L e Phone Lincoln 3 T ‘Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L.5543 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistio—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. April 11, the Calumet st CHARLES M and_Sarah B, Wil of Milton E. Wilcox of Remains caii be seen at until T Apl Funeral PRt e on P a ment at Rock Creek Cemel In Memoriam. 1g remembrance of Co,, 1212 F St. LN ble [ECKPIECE—Doul i ik, Satu B s i T—Will rson who took blus ML o trom- Miner’y ‘barber on Saturday af by_mis ‘gmmunicate” it st n.W. o i 16 ki e, POCRRTBOOR - Groen 3 SIelnlts ot 3 y fi;’ OORT o wbout B ociock, Heward. ain 4408, Fl- DOGS_ (fwoy - answering &0 _ih ot Buads: aag'ylufa Toenso be ames Aro and Taks on collars. Answer vereux, Cleve. ERANIAN, DOG. black: B - ‘ufiwm. Bb1 Ulnavanats st .| 8t MODERATE P e C. Shaffer *® 14th S NW. Geo. er Main 106. L EMBLEMS ~ Main 418 OIS BERATE PRICES, No branch stores. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” atifyl Floral Designe. Moderate | Other, Botih R oL O T9o2 T Tel. M. 3707, e ize in Floral in our hearts you are fondly remem bered. Tiappy memorles cling aro your pame: True hearts that love you with deepest affection Always will Jove you in death just the UM MOTHER AND DADDY. * LTER. Tn sad but lov ¢ Wur der mour, WK o s awis Apri S Phather - IOHN W, Years ao today, April 1. Co. 3310. td . Sunday nikhi, taining ot e bt T j1_Park rd. T : AR 5 S, S Designs at Moderate w Flortsts " 1" HSTANV_MAIN 6. Deep in our hearts they are fo red. thoughts cling ‘round we sw!;:'l. =Imll y e napios: True heart thot loved you with deepest e ns. Ax:‘.’y‘- Wil Tove you in death, just the same. CHILDEX. _ OSCARY [EIR _ LOVING T Bupil PaleaxE aa Nue@