Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1926, Page 7

v w e ww,w [ ---u-l' L G ’- THE SUNDAY' STAR,. WASHINGTON, i You Can Now Get Greater Values at 1415 H Street N. W. Everybody knows that Kaufmann’s is located where no other Furniture store has even been. Alone, we dared to keep out of the “high-rent” district---and bring buyers here through greater values. What we save in rent YOU save in prices---for Kaufmann prices reflect LOW ER overhead expenses. Compare---and you can judge for yourself how much you can save. There is something else that has contributed to Kaufmann success---and brought thousands of buyers here: Kaufmann Furniture is genuine Character Furniture and there IS a difference. Distinctive appearance and superior construction make Character Furniture far more attractive and enduring thanthe ordinary kind. Of Course, You Can OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT On the Budget Plan aufmann’s 1415 H STREET NW , D. C., OCTOBER- 3, CONSIDERS CLOSING OF OYSTER SCHOOL Dr. Ballou Awaits Decision of Parents on Mud, Cold and Furniture Lack. The new James F. Oyster School on Calvert street will be temporarily closed early this week if parents of the approximately 200 pupils indicate they are dissatisfied with conditions there as they now exist, Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools, announced jast night. Should the school be closed, it was stated by Dr. Ballou, the pupils will necessarily have to stay home, inas- much as there are no other accommo- dations that can be offered them. 1t was disclosed last night that Dr. Ballou’s inclination to follow the de- sires of the parents is also held by several members of the Board of Edu- cation, who, with the superintendent, inspected the school yesterda A combination of circumstances have /caused dissatisfaction among some parents of children attending the ames . Oyster School. One is that grading of the street is in progress with a steam shovel in front of the buildings, compelling the children to wade through a quagmire of mud. Another is that the heating plant has not been perfected, and a third is that all of the necessary furniture has not vet arrived, Dr. Ballou makes it plain that all pupils of the Oyster School should |report tomorrow” when vigorous ef- forts will he made to remedy the conditions. It is planned to put down rdwalks for the children. A fir was tested in the fur vesterda The weather, according to school of | ficials. will have a great deal to do with the solving of the problem. If the weather is fair and warm, in all probability it will be found practicable to continue operation of the schoo but {¢ it turns rainy and chill it will likely be closed. The question of the advisability of closing the school was brought before the school officials by Morton J. Luchs, real estate man, who lives in the neighborhood and has two children in | the school. In a letter to Dr. Ballou, in which he complained of the situa. tion there as a taxpayer, Mr. Luchs frankly stated he did not believe the ing conditions should be tolerated, . Be sure you are right then go ahead said David Crockett, and following his example, we are surely in the right in our campaign against the excess interest and carry- ing and service extras on vour credit and budget buying for something vou did not get. That is why we are go- ing ul\c:u[ with these mes- sages every day to drive home the fact that you are paying extra interest for something you did not bt And we will win out for vour ultimate hénefit. No extras of any kind here We do not penalize our | friends. Lactobacillus Acidophilus Milk | For intestinal disorders | Ask vour physician about It Prepared by the NATIONAL VACCINE AND | ANTITOXIN INSTITUTE 1515 U St. N Calvert St et. 18th & 19th N.W. (Iust Malf Bl New Ambn: | Theater TODAY ROAST CAPON FRIED CHICKEN LONG TSLAND _DUCK TPM to ¢ EM. Serviee and Food Un Parking on Thres Strests We Wire Houses | Greater | Conveniences— /| The Cleaning Is Easier The Cooking Is Easier The Washing Is Easier The Lighting Is Better When You Have Good Electrical Help ‘ Economically Done || With Qur Guaranteed | Appliances Attractively Small Prices ke Hoans Slecttic Skop § St Main 6519 J0SEPH D. CAMPBELL 1926—PART 1. I THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly fair today and tomorrow, not much change in temperature; gentle to south and southwest winds. Maryland—Mostly fair today and to morrow, not much change in tempera- ture; moderate to fresh southwest winds. Virginia—Mostly fair today and fo morrow, not much change in tempera- ture; moderate to fresh southwest winds. West Virginia—Mostly fair today, tomorrow -showers; not much change in temperature. Temperature for 24 Hours. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Low tide, 12:09 p.m.; high 2 am. and 6 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:31 Tod: tide, am and 12:52 p.m.; high tide, 6:17 a.m. and 6:38 p.m. ¢ The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 605 ara.; sun sets, 5:49 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:06 a.m.; sun sets, 5:47 p.m. Moon rises, 2:46 a.m.; sets, 4:43 p.m. ‘Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cif r"‘i‘emurr’ature Precipl- tation 8 pom. to . 8 pm. night. 81 | Acheville. Atlanta, A NG altimore Birmingham Ala Bismarck Dak Boston, Mass.. .. Buffalo, N. Y Chicago, ‘1l Cineinnati, Ohio. Chevenne, Wyo (loveland, Ohio ort, Towa. Duluth 1 Paso. Tex Galveston, Tex Helena. M Jacksonv il oy s Kansas Cit 1.00 Littla Ro Los Angel .96 Louisville 0.0 Memphis, Miami. K Mabile. New Orle: New Yori North_Plafte. 0.1 Omaha, Nebr. S Philadelphia, Pa. Bhoenix. Ariz Pittsburgh. Pa.. a6 Portland. Me. oie Portland. Orex 020 alt Lake City. Utall St. Louis, Mo:...... 196 St Paul.’ Minp SanAntonio, Tex San Diego. Calif 020 | San Frane a 0o BLACK WANTS COTTON CROP CUT 25 PER CENT Texas Representative Appeals to Planters to Reduce Acreage Next Year. By the Associated Press. An appeal to Southern cot ers to reduce the cotton vear by at least 25 per cent was is sued here yesterday by Representa tive Black, Democrat, Texas. He urged the farmers to diversify their crops and get from @ cotton.” If they don't, he will become poorer and poore What we need to do fs to ralse a crop small enough to make the mills hungry for cotton, and it wouldn't hurt if we made a crop so small that some of them would have to shut | down for the want of the staple,” he | added. He accused the Crop Reporting Board of the Agriculture Department of an overestimate of this vear's crop, but added that too much cotton was raised during the last season. He sald not more than 13,500.000 bales should | have been rafsed, while department | gures showed 15,810.000 produced. | | m plant crop next Asserting he himself expected to re duce his own acreage 25 per cent, he called on the landlords and tenants to do likewise il is taking to radio and ha sting stations. Bi broad. J ND. 1 DOG. Boston _ferrier. brindls with white | markings. " 6079 . Phons Colum- TRT MPET—Silver plated. gold_bell. found | iast Jul Address Box 169-C. Star offie. * LOST. male, black and tan notify J Bell. 2209 H at. n.w i—Saturday mornin 3 c or in_ street containing small purse. m hecks - and. hank book. Liberal reward Phona N. 1 Ap 5 | BOSTON TERRIER, “male dark { brown, w! hest. white marking on face | D¢ tag 7026, 1301 Euclid st nw. Col. 6269, $10 reward. CAMEO BROOCH. gold. an_heirloom. Oc tober 1. Glen Echo and Georgetown cirs 10 Navy. 1: liberal reward. Address Box 176.C. Star office. < CAT. thin.” white. female. figerish spots | right underjaw slightly swollen: disappeared | | Jast_June: reward. 235 8th n Qune female Reward moderate | will hold a luncheon at the Lee House Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. SPANISH ROUT CUPID. MADRID, October 2 (P).Official statistics show a falling off in the number of marriages in Spain from 9 per cent of the population » rs &0 1o 6 per cent at present The decrease in marriages is at | tributed to the high « f living and also to the fact that an increasing number of women of all classes of so ciety are entering professional life. | Chinese Eggs Arriving. | HERBERT CECIL LEWIS, SERVICE EDITOR, DIES Founder of Army and Navy Jour- nal Will Be Buried Tomorrow. Funeral services for Herbert Cecil Lewls, 61 vears old, founder, editor and publisher of the Army and Navy Journal, who died of heart disease |at his residence in Wardman Park Hotel Friday night, will be conducted | in Wright's chapel, 1337 Tenth street | . o tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock Temperature—Midnight, 65: 2 am.| poy "1y" 1) Mulr, chaplain of the £ 64: 6 am., 64: 8 am.. 64150000 VWil Tofficlate. The place of L A8 G | interment 1s to he decided later. SRasuND | Born in London, England. Mr. I came to this country when_ "Highest, 77; lowest, @4. o] old and lived in Danville, Va_, | LG L e 9 2 hefore coming to Washington 40 year: p.m., 70; 8 pm., 89 o Temperature same date last vear— | “8F. 1o (i by his widow, Mrs Elhiin Lt ey, Big Helena Freeman lLewis: a son, F Cecll Lewls, and a brother, Arthur G. Lewis of Albuquerque, N. Mex. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. “Universal Confusion” will be the subject of an address by Linn E. Gale { at the opening meeting of the Sesular League, 3 o'clock, at 1006 ¥ street Admission free. Public invited. The closing meeting of the Setting- Up Conference at Phyllis Wheatley Y W C A clock, will be presided over lv\' Kelly Miller. mpbell C. Johnson will explain how choase some path that leads to d'and keep it to the end.” A can dle-light service will follow in the eve-| ning. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet at Sligo It 2:45 o'clock | Take Takoma k dar from Fif teenth and New York Ride to end of line and take shuttle car at bridge. Hike will be along Slige eek and across country, ending at Gilen. John R..Jameson leader avenue. The Washington Distriet Nationat Councl of Catholic Women, Will meet, 3 o'clock, at the National Catholic School of Service, 2400 Nine teenth street Couneil Political Study_Clubh t Phyllis Wheat The Women': will meet, 5 o'clock, Tey The chairman, Jean nette will present a special progr getting out the vote' for approaching campa Musical prog The United Lodge of Theosophists. Hill Building, Seventeenth and 1| streets, will have a talk, 8 o'clock, on “Theosophy.” No charge or collec tion. Public invited. - . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Red Triangle Outing Club will hold its election of officers tome row, 6:30 p.m., per for th in advane t 614 12 street e who mak Active membe I'ree erva only. 1p fons The survivors of Moshy's command have been invited by the ladies of the U. D. €. Chapter of Marshall, Va., to! be present at the fair grounds at ) shall October an entertainment. an B. Anthe Foundation, will hold its first meeting of the on October 7, 8 pan., at the Hamil when they will give on Hotel. Speakers will be Robert | rleton Mason and Dr. Zalda .| Kaites. Mrs. Carolyn Norton Bast will sing. The first business meeting | of the foundation will be October 12 § pm., at the Hamilton Hotel. William H. Danner, general secre- | tary of the American Mission to Lepers, will he the chief speaker at the Civitan Tuncheon Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Other features are promised. | The k bus will hold a luncheon at the L ouse Monday at 12:30 p.m. The C | TACOMA, h to The Star Wash,, Octoher After a lull of thre 1S bmporta- tlon of Chinese ezgs has heen re- sumed. Ten thousand tins of frozen | eggs loaded in S ai arrived here this week on the Alabama N eggs in four refrigerator routed East for i ears were e centers The FUNERAL DIRECEIRS Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1115 SEVENTH ST N : Modern o Aeiepnons Main 2473 | T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT 724 N. CAP. ST NORTH 5076 ‘Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 412 H ST. NF 5 Modern Chanel Lincoln 524 ment Phone Frank & i 0 silk: rest room, W. store. important occaslon: reward: no_aues | tions. "Rev. J. H, Straughn, 2712 Wiscon fin_ave e FOUNTAIN PEN. green Parker. 14th st he | tween Willard Hotel and 14th 'St. Post Of | fice. last Saturday. Mass. ave. now. | GLASSPS—Ona pair thin shellrimmed. in | Black case marked Wm. H tictan in"front Marjoria Webste homas Cirele. ‘or S1. John's Epis h. B thesda. Md_Phone’ Potom 4 HANDBAG—Sat . Oct. 2. about 9 am. on Diis. corner "L3th and 1 wo handbag: money and check book: re. Kenesaw. Apt. 45 ! IRISH TERRIER bitch puppy, 5 months old Tomard._410 4in i e Frankim B4A 5 months oid black SETTE! puppy, 419 uh "ot her Reward. Franklin 8482, | KEYS on ring attached to wieel chain. Re. ward. ‘Call Telephone, Colunmibia Apart ment 39, " KITTEN. white. male. blue eyes. Reward. | Call _evenings, 727 K e 1 LAVALLIER—Green and whita goid. small | diamond _setiing on vellow &old chain. " He- | ward. Call Franklin 48 . CEWELLYN SETTER DOG — Blus iic Plack head. black spot on hip. Return to 407 Wigh st Friendabip Hefghis, Nd. | Re ceive rawar e GLASSES, Florida _ave.. NOSE lady's. tortoiss shell, on between T4th and 15th nw a% American_Revolution: ba. tween and IBth gt nw. Retym 904N, v ave. Apt. 0. Rewari POINTER. black and white and shepherd doy lece bitten out of ear. answers to name | 07%Bob. Teward. Telephions Cleveland 1494 | POODLE—Small, tan-colored. Spanish: twn mnmh- old ||henu reward. 2030 14th st Col. . brown, be.lded “on Rosalyn Rock ar, 4:20 pm. Reward. Misa India 50 Seward squars se. ¢ PURSE—Between 1108 F si. and Martha Washington candy store: brown leather. con taning 334, change. Finder please return Yo Mise Marian Griffith, Room 501 Sonthern Railw Iding. and receive reward. = * WIRE . HAIRED FOX TERRIER male. white with black spots on back. ears | erect: red and white collar. Reward if re turned to Mrs. Sturtevant, 4345 Hawthorne street. PUPPY, | White gold. with Jinks. at | WRIST WATCH__ | Avenue_Grand Theater.” Friday night; ' re Ward. 7 2nd at. 2 3¢’ DOG LOST. ¢ ~.‘1009 H St N.W. Iy 940 F St N.W Josep.h F Birch’s Sons (1SAAC RIRCIT 3034 M St. N.W.Egtabi T. RYAN 1700, shed 1840 West D6 Amb Livery in (q Ga.wler Service ral Directors Sinee 1850 Mam 5512 1332 Penna. Ave. NW. | CHAS S. ZURHORST | | Txmothy Hanlon { 641 H St Phone 1. Aidz WILLIAM Ll ., Funeral Director and balmer. Livers in Connaction. Comme. dions rhape v crematorinme Pa. Ave. NW. (Cal M Abbey-Mauwlnum Modern Entombment Beautifnl—Fn Militars Highway, Opp. Permanent burial sp; single or family sections First Cost—Only Cost Taberal Terms—Space Lin'ited Information Without Obligation. Day or Evening Appomtments A. BYRNES COLE Office, 1100 Investment Bldg e onve Place, ht. Adams CEMETERY LOTS, NGRESSIONAL CEMETERY. FOIUR aring-—Convenient. ngton Cemetery. ® now available in 710 Liberal reward and no Guestions asked for o of young Airedals dog. name ' Diav- license tas No. 4718, "hiousehold vl missing singy @ prp- Oct 1521 o A‘.‘d o pranio, 5313, thalf 10t) for sale. Address Box 5-A. Star office RAVE LOT OR 1§ discount { 2, 63L Penn. ave SITE OFFERED AT A cash needed, _Inquire Suits oy D.We | rrOMPSON Wa and Kind ssmpat ntes extend the to express st appr broth MRS E RS MRs. 5.4 CHAPPELEAR 4 LOWE. W, 0 our relative et heartfe and the unlin dered of our husband an father. ER LOWE. also bveautiful’ fioral tributes senit of our bereayement WIFE AND DATGHTERS MANKI o express ow thanks 1K and the death of our upathy hean died Sept MANKIN, who “FAMITY. We w annractation air 1o triend and beaut, at the deas THOMPSOY FAMILY e than BILYEL. GEORGE M. Bily ices at b 4. at 11 Tnrivate it flow a3 to attend wood Cemete (Philadelphia from h at mete DWELL, 6 pm.. 3 1 CALDWELL Funeral & esidence of i avIvania ave s pm. Interment’ tery. cHaNe nddenls on Friday, Octohe MELVILLE CHANCE and ‘ot Ella’{ lees ot ENGEL. Sat NORMAN . M FENWICK her residence i d. vt W H\\\hh widg band of Nora'E_Follatt. Fi L. Speara Co.. 1000 H &f. 1 w October 3. at = p.n & bridge. Mass GREEN. _ Septamhe: men's Hospital. F of Columty ,and Mr ing_at May ho chapel Pds Parne Cometers. HEPBURN. Octoher 18 HARRIE] COOPER. w * Hephurn aged 05 ve Ortobe 4 daugh Apt. 3% T pri E HARRY Halpin® Howell residance. 6000 toher 4 JACKSON Sentember 500 19 AENKINS, | Washington. 1) Joel Jenkins. Int N H.(New Yo rd Montelal NT L papers pleass cone ) JENKINS, saturday, Octobe 1926, at Washington. D €. JOEL JENKINS. - In. terment at Pine Grove " N (New York . dir, N e JOHNSON. October 2 it Corcoran NSON " of Anna County, Services at her Jate 1318 Cor: coran st n.w. M vening at 7 o'clock. Intermient pwomatiox. Coun: ty. Va, LEWIS, dax 1. 1926 at Ward: man « HERBERT CECLL LEWIS, helo Mrs. Tena F. Lewis. ' Funeral avel of John R. Wright Co n w.. Mon dav. October 4 Tl ment - (private i \oln Ceme- o b luu-\ On Friday, October 1. 1078, at tdonce. EL17 Ryland Mon et atives Some day When w Yo don’t kne Tntil God sen ad when He Tand left alona HER TONELY DALGHTERS. 4 LUSBY. Saturdar. O 176, at_har reeidenca. 3801 . baloved wifa mather of Mr adie N, Ditf Getaber B, at friends invited. Interment at Glenwood ic 30, 1928, Henry om_her Moo “Iiitermeni Je SNIDER Feerdence Monday at R 50 am ZANNELLL Or HAR /\\\,yu hand of Tie Sn filzmnr:am. fo 1 azo FAMILY, o emembranca HENRY. « * Jovinz AT of iy dear o Mre HENRY b years ago torday Every day LEDATGRTER Tha. @ ~ af our little days HOR'TH LEE . wh - azn vesterdes W ITLTA D WA Wi . S, In wad membran o iy dear . FTUCAS One vear has b Thaur art. gone. b ten For T amink af vau sarh dav LOVING DATGHTER FTHEL, o WHALL. In lgvinz remembrance of my e father. SN AAS Wiia den. fn wix years azo o e HIS DATGHTER. IDA. * 2 _remembranca of “eur or. NETTIE WATHER, 1o year ago loday, Octoher J fav recalls a memory w her hast The ones who oniv remember her As having gone to rest byt not forzotten MAMMA AND PAPA. * YATES. A ita of inve and sad rememe brance to my baby THEODORE R VATES, Jr_ who jomed the angel band Fears ago today, October in heaven th Days of sad Hidden trar ome o' often flo ma. near ma “UNERAL DESIGN: g BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Bla.nket Sprays” Other Beautitul o il Selian, T4tk ane 3t ana 12 Tel. M. 3707 00 Lhin St N.W. Geo. C. Shafier Lgtn st X CHOICE: FLORAL EMBLE Main 24186, ot MODERATE FRICKES T Ne hranch- siates; Prompt Auto Deliver St exprosaiy Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F