Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 9

ADOLPH KANN President ARTUUR J. SUNDLUN Treasurer AMSIERDAM DIAMOND EXCHANGE ofi(fi/zzfin o/ne THIRTY-FOUR YEARS A1 935 F Street MEMBEES OF And Other Precious Stones JEWELERS PLATINUMSMITIIS COMPLETENESS —of our equipment and the outfits we carry give vou a wide range of selection. Our services are not charged for, but are the same in every case. You are to decide. Complete Funeral, 125 A black broadcloth or gray plush casket, with a silk snterior, 6 fine handles, engraved nawe plate, outside case, embalming, washing, drr_mna and shaving §f necessary, re- moving from any city hospital or home, advertise the death, hearse of limousine type and two fine Cunningham limou- sines. ‘When in Need of Our Service Call THE DEAL FUNERAL HOME 816 H St. N.E. Linc. 8200-8201 ‘or Reference, Ask Your Neighbor” test in your dealer’s windew —a wood panel finished with Water-Spar water- proof Varnish submerged in an aquarium month after month, proving that water —even hot water — will never turn Water-Spar Varnish white on your floors, furniture and woodwork. Water-Spar waer 2o Varnish and Enamels comes clear and in colors for furniture, floors and woodwork. ‘Whatever your need—Glass, Paint, Varnish, Brushes— the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company has a product that exactly fills your requirements. Sold by quality dealers; used by exacting painters. SOLD BY WASHINGTON, D. C. . 5. M, Laniy & s 3930 _Georgla A Mo Hardrare o, 308 7th 8t odo Tsland Ave 2 "Rito Prodncis Go "fl" Rhode Island Ave. N E & Weaver, 9213 Mt P&mnt St. N.W. nbers, 530 4 Max Zevin, 1746 Tth St. N.W. MARYLAND Laurel, Md., C. F. Schaeffer. l'fi;:fi'{ ..’: Sia. v Soring Hardware Takoma Park, 3d., Takoma Feed Store. VIRGINIA Mathews Court House, Va., J. E. Callis. Otioman, Vay W. E. Dunaway. Hinsgie. Var G x. Kollim lThltgm""\“' & dianes. Muir e 5. . iney Muire. Teesburg, Va., Morris Bros. Warrenion, Va Biue R Hardware Co. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Co. 4th and Channing Sts. N.E. N N. : Kenny & " 3i24 Georgia Ave. N.W. Berwyn, Md., Berwyn Supply Co. Cottage City, Md., Cottage City Hardware. Gaithersburg, E. C. Gartner. Hrattaville, Md.. 4. F. Rushe. Sojopinl Beach, Ve, A, Cooper. 7., Vo Del Kay ‘Depariment Store. 4. H. Martin & Co. lv n--v-n “Many Men— Many Minds” —is as true today as the day ¢ it was first written. But there is one point there can be no dispute about—the fact that your Charge Account at Golden- berg's only calls for what you hought and no “extra ‘“‘carrying charges” to it. We do not penalize cur ; Charge Customers by add- ing interest or “extras.” 14th(HH Telephone n 3707 TWO Y = MRS. FRANCES CLARK DIES Was Founder of Central Presby- terian Church Here. Mrs. S. Frances Clark, one of the founders of the Central Presbyterian Church here and long active in char- itable and philanthropic enterprises, died at her home, 2128 Wyoming ave- nue, Monday after a long illness. She was the widow of Willlam Evans Clark. who was first vice president of the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co., and who, at the time of his death, was also president of the old Central National Bank. She had resided in this city since her mar- riage 50 years ago. Mrs. Clark was instrumental in the bullding of the Central Presbyterian Church edifice, at Fifteenth and Irv- ing_street: Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. James H. Taylor ot the Central Presbyterian Church officiating. e Estate Valued of $15,000. #| The will of Mrs. Anna E. Schmidt, who died April 3, has been filed for probate. She leaves premises 7512 Georgla avenue and $500 in cash to her father, Rodolph Stewart. The remaining estate goes to her husband, Harry K. Schmidt. The estate is valued at $15,000. ifi§§§¥§§§i¢§§§ Whose Birthday 365 Is It Tomorrow? s Tradition has if that § natal days cease to inter- est women after a certain time, but the popularity of Blackistone’s Birthday Baskets would seem to be- lie the thought. f'Charmingly effective flor- al arrangements for birth- day and all other gifts. Telephone orders filled and delivered promptly. STORES phone Fr.nklin 5357 GINGER OUR guests will know you know good Ginger Ale when you set National Ginger Ale before them. It’s the gingerness of National that makes it hit the spot—refresh- ing and exhilarating. Be stire you ask for NATIONAL then you'll be sure-of getting Ginger Ale. By the bottle or case at grocers and dolicatsssens, served at clubs, cafes and fountains. Guggenheim Co.~209 Eleventh St.—Main 7637 Kynoch Tweed Topcoats These imported Scotch tweeds are Kynoch’s latest originations. All-worsted yarns and the new twisting process gives extra wear and a fabric that won't wrinkle. Bright Highland colorings in these sturdy fabrics, | Raleigh Haberdashe MRS. C. E. BARNARD. RITES FOR MRS. BARNARD. Services Friday at St. Matthew's Catholic Church. Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Bssery Barnard, a co-founder and vice president of the International Assd- ciatifon of Art and Letters, who died at her residence, 1401 Twenty-first street, yesterday, will be conducted in St. Matthew’s Catholic Church Friday morning at 10 o'clock. In- terment will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Mrs. Barnard, who was about 70 years old, had long been active as Vice president of the association named and chairman of its entertain- ing committee. She also was a for- mer member of the League of Ameri- can Pen Women. Mrs. Barnard was the daughter of the late Henry sery of England, and had been a resi- dent of Washington about seven years, A cottage, with second story window and porch, has been mounted on wheels and is conveying the occupants through_Germany. 294 'Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVIC Carmack Dry Cleamng Co. _Lincoln 239 ARLINGTON Is just as easy of access for our cars as any other cem- etery. We charge no more to go to Arlington, Va. We furnish a wonderful funer- al complete for $75, $100, $125. Call THE BROWN STONE FUNERAL HOME of W. W. CHAM- BERS, 14TH & CHAPIN STREETS N.W. PHONE COLUMBIA 432. Esteoestimms Ssessessas T 1310 F Street Psseoenianss THE WEATHER District—Mostly cloudy tonight and colder; tomorrow fair and colder; low- est temperature tonight about 36 de- grees; moderate shifting winds, be- coming fresh northwest and north. Maryland—Cloudy and somewhat colder tonight; probably rain in north portion, changing to snow flurgies in the mountalns; tomorrow generally fair and colder; moderate shifting winds becoming Yresh northwest and north. Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight; somewhat colder in extreme north portion; tomorrow generally falr and colder; moderate shifting winds, be- coming northwest and north. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy and colder, probably light rain in north portion, changing to snow flurries to- night; tomorrow generally fair and colder. . Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 4 45; 12 midnight, 42; 4 a.m. 43; noon, 54. Barometer—4 p.m., 80.15; 12 midnight, 30.0: 8 a.m., 30.09; noon, 30.02. Highest temperature, 54, occurred At noon yesterday; .lowest tempera- ture, 39, occurred at 4 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 77; lowest, 46. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:37 a.m. and 4:10 high tide, 9:30 a.m. and 9:58 p.m. Low tide, 4:24 a.m. and Jdgh tide, 10:16 a.m. and The Sun and Moon. -—-Sun rose 5:34 a.m.; sun sets a.m.; sun Moon rises 7:09 a.n.; sets 9:14 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 49; condition, very muddy. ‘Weather in Various Citi @m Temperature. & £l 5 Btations. Weather Abllene, Tex. 30.00 Albany Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Clouds Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clouds Cloudy * Clear Clear . Preloudy Clear Cloudsy Rain Clear Clear, . Cloudy Cloudy Clear Rain . Ol Charleston Chicago .. Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia Denver . Detroit Fl Paso Galveston Helena .~ Huron. §.D. 7 Indianapolis. Jacksonvill Kansas >z fottut Py clandy . Cloudy Los An 5 Louisville Miami, Pl New Orl S>3 D oD DS Clouds ! Preloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clouds Pt.cloudy Pteloudy Cioudy Fhiladelphia; Phoenix . Pittsburgli Portiand.Me. Portland Ore’ Raleigh S. Lake Citv San“Antonio CERFPo S AN $43 Seattle Spokane 4 WASH.. D .06 Cloudy FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time, today.) Stations, Temperature. Weather London Clear Part_cloudy Clear Cloudy ar nnn-. u’uu. Bermuda. Cloudy Clouds Part clouds * the week ending April 13. 1936. ~Temperature—Precipitatior Current. Depar. Current. Depur. and north- ern wheat area 68 -4 0.5 Southern wheat area. —0.1 BOYCOTT URGED IN SPAIN. Newspaper There Asks nepusnl Against U. 8. Ban on Grapes, MADRID, April 14 (.—Reprisals | against the United States for its ban on Spanish almerla grapes are advo- cated by Il Sol, oue of Spain’s lead- ing_newspapers. The newspaper urges the Spani government to bar American na- hinery, automobiles, cotton and petro- leum and buy those articles in other countries which do not discriminate against Spanish products. 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Maln 3380 ¥ PIANO msmxflaumrm Dame Aci yer: between Ross and Palace Theater, Sunday night. = Please return fo,10 Eve st.n.w.: reward LOCKET, gold_watch_charm: initial Y ud E R %nunx 1408 15th -t n. taining rkm'er piease. Fettim 10" 1555 “Bel: 0 DOG. brown and biack. . “ne.. or call North 2421 an reward. 33“ s 00 spots. Md. o mont t.. *16 black and tan: ot. ne. Reward. . orovn. tag No. ! Fotomac 6! R FUEBE Wmfl containing "-fllnl‘ riny Torthwest section. Norih ffi s i pencll, kese, “;H" ‘b"'o nspring Biack ovner. Avk. (% m’fiymm TR s W R id. G g, 25“":m "-nin montha old, tan | 'SHOOTING FOLLOWS ROW.| Protest of Faulty Phonograph Leads to Wounding of Five. LAKE CITY, Fla., April 14 (®.— Because Mrs. Carrie Kichlightery, in charge of a cafe here, objected to the way customers were playing a phono- graph which had a weak spring, somebody started shooting and in the fusilade that followed the woman and four men were seriously injured. Clement Butler was believed to have fatal wounds, while two Vaughn brothers and Hoot Slay were the other men injurec. ER. We wish to express and sincere appreciation to elatives. friends and neighbors for their nder expressions of sympathy and the utiful fioral tributes at the death of | oeloved mother RACHEL A, AR: DEESER! HER CHILDREN. ¢ h to express thanks and ein- tion to the relatives. friends and neighbors for their kindness and ex- preasions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during the iliness and at_the death of my beloved wife. MARY DYER | STANISLAUS DYER. * | Beaths. BANISTER. 1 Al 12 19 T “m iy place n.w dence. " 1 LIAM 110 BANISTER. Ui 1aves a de Yoted and loving wifc. Nancy Banister: daughter. Ethel Fostér: a grandson. A Foster: two brothers.” Samuel and James Banisier, and a host of other rela- o and friends t mourn their loss. Fu- Island_Avenus Bap- E. Willis. pastor, Titerment our the | Monday, at his resi: Wi D B {oved nusband of Pnyiie Bankett of Charlex ¥ Banken. ad, Wiliston thews. and fathe: ains resting Georgia ave er (Bhifudelphia, Balimore | and Fredericksburg papers please copy.) | Mourn him not. he i safely anchored. | ‘Angels led him ali th Rich in merey. Jesus sought him To the fand of perfect da | THE FAMILY. BARNARD. Passed away at her home, 1401 218t sl 5 . 9 am. Mrs. CLARA S beloved mother of Philipe Barnard md Dorothea Williams. =~ Funersl from the} above residence Friday, April 16, at 9:30 am. thence to St. Matthew's G‘mrch' where mass will be said at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. 15 of v H. Brown and \\xlhm and __Eugene Brown. from Mount Hurr-h Blbhat Chureh, B sts. n. Friday, April 16. ok, ‘Relativés and frieads invited. tnn\zu Tuesday. Apri} 1 viD infant éon of John H. and lnnms A. Carnell, aged 9 months. Fu- peral fromi W. W. Deal's funeral home. &16 H_st. n.e.. Thursday. Ap: 15. at 11 am. Intermient at ¢ -i‘r Hill Cemeters. | CLARK. Monday, A 1926, at 3 p.m Toor "5t "Wilidm “ehvens | at 15¢ DA- FRANCES. ‘wi Funieral from_her late residence. | 8 Wyoming ave.. Thureday. April 1 at 2:30 pm. Please omit flowers. (Bal- timore. Md..' pavers please covy.) 14 COOMBS. Monday, April 12, 1926, at ber Teeidence. 1339 E ‘st. se. LULA M.. be- loved wife of Albert J. Coombs. aged 41 years. _ Funeral from' her late residence, | 0°E st. .. Thursday, April 15, at pan. Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemeters. DAVENPORT. Tuesday. April 13, 1926, gt United Staies Soidiers’ Home. CHARLES H._ DAVENPORT. Funeral Friday. Apnl 16, 4l 10350 aai.. Soldiers' Home' Come- EDDINGTON. Departed this life Sunday, Avril 11. 1026, at his residence. 1518 8th st n.w.. JAMES EDDINGTON. He leaves 10 piotirn their loss three, daughters. one eon, twelve grandchildren and & host of other relatives and ¥riends. 14¢ rted this life Sunday, 7:45 pm. at his resi 8th t. now.. JAMES. beloved husbdnd of Bessie, fathier of Ossie and Eddington. Funeral from Lane C. h. 14th and C sts. n.e.. Thurs: 115. at 1 pm. i Mourn him not, he is safely anchored, APES S led Him ail the was b, i meres Jesus soueht bim. To the land"of veztert d EDWARDS. Tuesday. April 8:30 am. at her reside D.w.. EMILY ANNIE EDWARDS, beloved Wifé' of the late David Edwards. . Funeral | from ‘the chavel of George W. Wise Co. 900 M st. n.w.. Thursday. April 15 . Blaiives and xmnd. Al a pm.. G NaUGHT. %% of the 1ate Georee. Fart- naught. in_her 99th 3 Funeral from | the residence of her daushter. Mrs. Jane Hill. 239 W st n.w.. Friday. April 16, at Relatives friends invited to Interment at P: il Ceme- FAMILY. 14 13, 1026, at 1021 34th st Tuesday, April 13. 1926. MARY beloved wife of Salvador ¥ . in the 4lst year of her age. Funeral from her late residence. G48 A &t. n.c.. Friday, Avri | 16, at 8:30 a.m_. thence to Holy Rosary Eurth B S e Aow i | quiem mass will be sunk at § a.m. for the | repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Sf Cemeter lll BRANDT. Sunday M Hosbital, R A OT. April 11, { Baltimore, JOHN BOYD brother of ‘Christina Hil- rom Ryan's funeral par- ania ave. s.e.. Thureday. | St. Paul . n.w T 1ae { Baltiore. M. | J: { Sndueral from m.-, | Mrs. M; 192 | ment at Marlboro, Md. | HORAN. Tuesday. April 1926, | am. JOSEPH H. AN beloved b of Emma D. Horau (nee Olsen) 1 lrr:‘nm.‘l“n; lite rc e £ ursday. Apri Sirlitives and fricnds invited isattend: Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. JONNSON. Tuewdsy. April 13 1026, B30 win, at his residence. "103 Tt PH E.. beloved Johmeorn: ta the Sist se Fineral from the above resi- at 8:30 i thence where mass | WAl be kand at 9" am. e | friends invited. interment at Mougt Olivet Cemeters. (St. Marys Counts. Md.. pa vers please copy.) JUDSON. Tuesday, at 1:40 | D CATHARIN the in- fant daughter of Alired W. an sabeth ‘ S |3 | }u- H April 13, 1 B ELJZABETH Judson. Interment private, The _remains of the £ of Washington. and buried in the National Cemeter at Arlinkton. " He was a former membe: of Burnside Post. Notice of time later. 1 LEWIS. Tuesdas. April 1926. at_her residence. the Balfour Apartment. 16th and U sts, n.w. EVE A.. widow of | | William I 'Leiis. * Funeral services at th 2l o address Thursday. April at Toterment at Glenwood Cemetars 1926. BENJAMIN RUSH merman Logie and_cow of ‘the late Dr. James and Mary Loxie of Jefferson County. Funeral services . Connecticat Thursday, April 15. at 2 . ment private. Please omit flowers. MAXFIELD, Wednesday, Ap:il 14, 1926, JOSEPH E. MAXFIELD. major. U. §. ctired. Interment at Arlington. April 1: Suddenly, Tuesday, L3 : lence. . [THOMPSOX. Gevoted Wimband of Emily” V. TRompao (nec Dean). —Funeral service at Fifth Baptist Church. E st. between Gth and 7th sie. sw. Thuriday morniug at 10 o'clock. Interment at Liberty Grove, Spencerville, Montgomery County. Md. In Memoriam. . In sad but loving remembrance of iy dear sister, BERTHA ALLEN, who de- Yanod this life one year ago, April 13. 125, S0 _sad andssudden msy’ sister was called, ' 1 kmew she had to xo. But the krief of death left in my heart, xérfi"'“[,'b“\{'xf:’fi"’s'{?fifim"i'xs ANNA 5 CONTEE ARNOLD. AL B. T“. In sad but loving remembrance of Am{ ‘dear husband. RICHARD BATES. who atleen one vear aco today. Abril 14, ! Thoun 'Ahd. the cross seems hard to bear. 11V with Toe asearance That Il meet you over there, Often to the graveyard I wander. ¢ opFlowers o"lsy with loving care. On_the grave of ‘Jfi;fi;}&m 0-18 swcet EV my heart is sad and lonely TES. In lo % | PATne” ricnd: parted this 1 1477925, Loved in life. lamented in_death. F.J. BUTLER. * X emory 6 RICHARD BTN TEs. "khiy debaried ghls Gife one Sear axo today. Avril 14. 1925. ut not forgotten. xame. FRARE 015" iCaxsy. memory of our dear COMer, MARY RLiCE TOBR v departed sster, M. m- llu e years ago. April 1¢ &rave whore our sister is lak memory. whil lo-u Tnay wither. leaves ¢ nd- and mfi ving remembrance of my Tite- RICHARD BATES. who, de. le one year ago today. April b {Main 5512 In Memoriam. In loving remembrance of my dea dauhter. MARY ALICE COOK. who three year 0, April 14, 197 MARY. ‘Today recalls the memory Of a loved one gone to rest And thoss who remember her Are those who loved her best Thc flowers we place upon her grave 1 wither and decay. But the love for her who sleeps beneath winn n(\er fade away. she rest in ner Lot NG MoTHER 206k coox + ENGEL. In sad but, loving remembrance of my beloved von. "CHARLES H. ENGEL 0 Dassed away eleven vears ago today Aril 14. 1915 The memory of my loved ons Shall never fade aw My thoughts will “alwiss ba of Charlie. While in this world I stay. S MOTHER. * FARDEN. In loving remembrance of our gear mother. ANNE RUTHERFORD FAR DEN. April ‘14, 102 PRANCIS. Departed this lifo one vear ago today. Aoril 14, 1925. WADE FRANCT= beloved eon of Salie and John Francls. Nobody knows Low we miks Fou Nobody knows our g Mauy i silent tear we shed When uthers arb fast asieep THE FAMILY A HOUGH. In ead but loving rl'm‘-nmram- of our dear wife and mother. MARY EMMA HOUGH. who departed this life Vhrv' yeur axo today, Aoril 14, 192 What happy days we once enjoyed When we were all togethe But, oh. how changed it all Since you have rone forev You fought life's battie bravelr And patiently stood every tes And you'll always be loved and remes: bered. now Decatse sou wers one of the best, HER, DE m:von:b HUSBAND AND CEJL JOHNSON. In loving dear son and brot! SON. who departed ag0 today. April 14, 1924, Gone. but not forgotten. THE F. ENOWLES. A tribute of Jove a 1o the memory of our dear, dear sor WILLIAM (BUD) KNOWLES. who was #0 sadly talon from s L0 years ago to day. April 14, 1624 Anniversary mass t Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown sun was rising ‘oune and fair With smiles 80 swéet and tender And his dark brown. shining hair We had leaned on hope. that was all vain. Till the terrible word came at t. Told our stricken hearts he was out pain And his beautiful life had passed. Our hearts have been crushed ‘wounded. Our lives made lonely and sad: Only just one look upon your dear. eweet face. Would make us contented and glad. Your heart the truest in all the wid world. Your 10ve to us the best to recall: There is no one who could fll your dea Dlace. For you were our pride and our all The, sunshine of our home has gone. The pride of his parents’ care. But_this dark world in which we roam Waa not for our boy so fair. All we hove. Bud, is that you are bapos In your heavenly home above, Whera all is joy and pleasure And everlasting peace and joy for you Our dear. dear boy. Always in_the minds of bis lonely paren MR. AND MRS. JAMES KNOWLES. LAWS. hushand, MILY. * devotior and In loving remembrance of my dea RICHARD M. LAWS. who @ h. but murmured not 1 watched him night and day. Until at last the angel came And took him away. IS WIFE. ROSA L. LAWS. * MAVARS-WARD. In sad but loving remen brance of our dear daughter and sister. EDNA MAVARS-WARD. who departed this life thres Sears ugo today. April 14. ur beautiful evirit abides. with us Your place in our hearts can never bs £l ¥ou more mow than on that sad We lgve The dear. blessed savior « LOVING MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHER. In sad but loving remembrance reloved wife. RUTH PHILLIPS who departed this life one year ago today Avril 14, 19 Before our eyes she faded. Growing weaker day b Patiently_bearing her su Until God took ber aw To see her slowly leavin, As helpless we §100d And draned the cup of bitter gr The morning we saw her die. No one knows the silent heartaches Only those who have loved can te!l Of the grief that is borne in silence For my wife I loved so wel HER DEVOTED HUSBAND.' JOHN ou_away. SISTER das orin RA In Xorm— memory of WALTER P. Y. who departed this life one year ago 1 April 141025 HIS FATHER. THEO. C. RAY. AND HIS BROTHERS, EDGAR'L. ERNEST P AND ARCHIBALD M. RAY RITENOUR. In loving_memors of our son father and brother. WILLIAM H. RITE NOUR. who passed into the unknown o sears ago today. April 14. 1917 Deep in our hearts you are remembered. S happy memories cling to You s that love you with deepest af s will love You in death just the vou! n m.\'o'rzn MOTHER, B ERS ~AND Dufiu*'x-.)rzwmrgs SHERMAN. In loving devoted wife and o SHERMAYN . who died gevent today. April 14. 1809, Thou art gone, but not In this great world of stri u ehalt always be remem! As long as God gives tis 1if HU . DAUGHTER AND SON. * WOOD. memory of my dear fa ther. BURRITE WOOh, e v 1o the s Year uzo today. 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