Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1926, Page 9

THY EVENING STAR, WASfiINGTON, D. 1 i An Unusual Value In a Govcrnor Winthrop Desk, $79 ERE is a version of .the popular Governor Winthrop at only $79. Big, handy interior and roomy drawer space. Automatic slides to support the desk lid. Charming dull red Colonial fin- ish---36 inches wide---serpentine front---4 drawers. A very unusual. value at the price. MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E wat T OO OO RO October Sale of “Oriole” Gas Ranges During this sale the following Low First Pay- ments will install any side-oven model of the desirable ORIOLE Gas Ranges: Without Oven Heat Regulator $5 Down Paymerit as Low as With Oven Regulator $10 Down Payment as Low as OMETIMES a cistomer will ask us to explain a :S sudden increase in thc amount of a gas bill. We cannot always do this, but the meter is an ever-present witness of the conditions of gas consumption. We, or the customer him- self, can verify the record of the meter readings; and the accuracy of the meter can be determined by offi cial test, so that we can as- certain without any question whether the amount of gas charged for in the bill vas actually delivered to the premises. What becomes of the gas after it passes through the me‘er is another question and one outside our knowl- edge or control. Neverthe- less, it is our desire that our customers receive the full benefit from the gas which is supplied to them, and we are, therefore, very glad to make an investigation of the premises to determine, if possible, whether there has been any waste of gas or other local condition to cause the variation in the bill. As an inducement for you to modern- ize your cooking equipment N-O-W, we will accept your OLD STOVE as the Down Payment! HIS means that you can get the kind of Oriole Rsnge you want without the payment of a penny in cash. It means you can en- joy its use for a MONTH without paying one cent. And then, the easy terms payable with your gas bills, will begin on a previously ar- ranged CONVENIENT basis. Visit our show rooms and see the improve- ments that have been made in gas ranges— features which raise the kitchen to the dignity of a room you like to frequent. Above all, con- sider Oven Heat Control—the marvelous time, labor, gas and SELF-saver! Washington Gas Light Co. 419 TENTH STREET N. W. Telephone Main 8280 PLAN RAFTERRY RITES TOMORROW MORNING Relatives Arrange Services at Holy Trinity Church for Ggs Com- pany Weighmaster. - Patrick 'J. Rafterry, 63 years old, weighmaster at the Washington Gas Light Co., died suddenly Monday at his home, 1312 ‘Thirtieth street. He was a native of Ireland, put had resided in ‘Washington for the past 45 years, and was formerly employed by the gas company as a night foreman. He was a member of the Ancient Order of Hi- bernians and the Hply Name Society. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Delia Rafterry; a son, Francis J. Raft- erry, and a daughter, Mrs. May Ar- geross. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow morning at 9:15 o'clock at Holy Trinity Church by Rev. L. S. ‘Webel followed by interment iIn Mount Olivet Cemete: [Al——a]n|—iu] Goldeftberg's Easy Come Easy Go IS SO FAMILIAR THAT IT HAS BE- COME A BY- WORD TO US ALL. In respect to mod- ern interest extras and service charges on your bills every- month it certainly bears our this old saying. These charges come easy, but do not go so quickly by any means when you have to pay for something you did not buy. There is one .easy way, however, and that is to deal at Goldenberg’s, because when you pay your bills here there are no extras added to make it hard for you. We do not penalize our friends, WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleanmg Co. at MQ 30. Send Date of Birth for Full Information LeROY GOFF Insurance— chos 610 Woodward Bidg. gla[n 3i0. Chambers e 5100 AS LOW AS Feel Glorious! Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets” 10¢ ! Don't stay head- achy, bilious, con- stipated, sick! One or two pleasant, candy-like “Casca- rets” any time will gently stimulate your liver and start your bowels. Then you will both look and feel clean, sweet, refreshed; your head clear, stomach right, tongue pink and your skin rosy. Life Ingurance Because cheery, harmless “Casca- rets” never gripe, inconvenience or “Cascarets” has_become the largest selling laxative in the world for men, women, children. Buy a box at any drug store. 7th & C., WEDNESDAY, OV.H.L. FUQUA ITES T0 BE TODAY Simple Service to Mark Fu- neral of Louisiana Chief Executive. By the Associated Press. BATON ROUGE, La., October 13.— Representatives of many walks of life gathered here today to attend the fu- neral of Henry L. Fuqua, Governor of Louisiana, who died after a short ill- ness Monday night. A simple burial was arranged at the request of Mrs. Fuqua. Louisiana State University and the grammar and high schools of Baton Rouge were closed today. State busi- ness here was suspended and flags. on public buildings flew at half staff. New Orleans schools also were closed. Scores of Federal, State and munici- pal officials from all parts of Louisiana ‘were here for the funeral. Col. Ogden Fuqua, a brother of the late governor, was en route to Baton Rouge from Governors Island, N. Y., but was not expected fo arrive until tomorrow. O. H. Simpson of New Orleans, who | advanced from lieutenant governor to Mr. Fuqua's position upon the latter's death, vesterday issued a proclama- tion calling upon the people of the State to stand in silent prayer for one minute at 2 o'clock today. The body of Mr. Fuqua lay in state in the executive mansion until the hour of the funeral approached: Serv- ices were to be conducted in the St. James' piscopal Church, beginning at 2 o'clock.. Interment will follow in the family tomb in Magnolia Ceme- tery. The ritual of the Masonic order, of which Mr. Fuqua was a member, will be carried out in the services. L L GETM;\N. I;UI\TERAL. Funeral services for John L. Get- man, 58 years old, foreman of the Li- brary branch of the . Government Printing Office, who died unexpected- ly Sunday, were conducted this after- noon at his late residence, 929 street northeast, by the Rev. A. E. Barrows of Eastern Presbyterian Church, followed by interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Associates of Mr. Getman at the Government Printing Office acted as pallbearers: James H. Babcock, jr., foreman, platemakers’ division; Rob- ert Summers, assistant superintend- ent, planning division; Wilbur A. Copeland, assistant foreman, mono- type section; John H. Willam, assist- ant foreman, Library branch; Walter H. Oliver, foreman, ruling and sew- Ing section, and Daniel ‘Beckwith, as- sistant superintendent of presswork. sl B ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, TONIGHT. Michigan Park Citizens' Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, at 4200 Thirteenth street northeast. Southwest business men and the Southwest Citizens’ Assoclation will unite for a market site luncheon and smoker at 8 o'clock, at 321 Seventh street southwest. Director of Traffic Eldridge will be principal speaker. 11 Circolo Italiano di Washington will meet at 8:30 o'clock in the oak room of the Raleigh Hotel. Michele C. Strizzi will talk on ‘“Columbus, Discoverer of America.” The International Assoclation of Arts and Letters will meet, 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. F. J. Stoddard, 2019 N street. A short talk on and exhibition of Oriental art will follow a brief business meeting. Fu- ture meetings will be held at the Carleton Hotel, Sixteenth and K streets. The Longevity Legion will give a dinner at 7:30 o'clock, at 1628 K street. The Senior Choir of Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church, W. B. Slater, or- ganist, will give a sacred drama, “The Traveiing Pllgrim,” at the church at |G 8 o'clock. The United Lodge of Theosophists| p will have a study class at Hill Build- ing, Seventeenth ahd I streets. “The Ocean of Theosophy.” A joint mass meeting of the Parent- Teacher Associations of the Maury and Edmunds Schools to consider a|f consolidation of the two bodles will be held tonight at the Edmunds School, Ninth and D streets north- east. The market site luncheon and smoker meeting of the Southwest Business Men's Assoclation has changed {its place of meeting to the | Hq Capital Yacht Club, foot of Eleventh street southwest, 8 o'clock. M. O. Eldridge, director of traffic, will be the principal-speaker. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley will alsp make an address. “Ultimate America” will be the sub- Ject of an {llustrated lecture at the Franklin Square Hotel by Frederick Vining Fisher, commissioner of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, at 8:30 o'clock. It will be under aus- pices of the Washington Passenger Association and those interested are invited to attend. Kismet Council, Royal Arcanum, will meet in its hall, 24 Grant place, at 8 o'clock. Ruth Lloyd Kinney, contralto, and Esther Cutchin, planist, will appear at the special musical to be given, 8:15 o’clock, in the Lounge of the City Club. The artists will come from New York to give the concert. F Sts. the | 4 Topic: | & OCTOBER 13, 1926. DEATH OF CHAUFFEUR | IS DUE TO AUTO CRAH Accident of September 27 Resjts Fatally for Walter R. Browy 35 Years Old. Walter R. Brown, 35 years of, & chauffeur, who was injured in aja- cident on the road between Svm Locks and Potomac, Md., whilf®e- turning from the Congressional Gun- try Club, where he was employei the night of September 27, died at Gerse- town University Hospital Mpeay night. It is said the headlights of K car suddenly went out, resulting | the car crashing into a _telephong mle. Brown received a fracture ¢ his spine. Coroner Nevitt gave the negsary certificate of death. The deceasfl,son of the lates James F. and Epaeth Brown, resided at 432 Elevent/ sreet southwest. Funeral serviceswil be conducted at St. Dominic’s CHrel at 10 o'clock tomorrow mornin * In- terment will be in Holy Roo Ceme- tery. THE WEATH})R District of Columbia—Shoers this afternoon and early tonightfollowed by fair and colder; tomorroyfair and slightly colder; moderate juthwest winds. Maryland—Fair in west|{showers in east; colder in central jni west portions, with light frost; onorrow fair and colder. Virginia—Showers tonigh{ slightly colder in west and north poyin, with light frost; tomorrow parfy cloudy and colder. Temperature for 24 ‘un. Thermometer—4 p.m., 67 8p.m., 65; 12 midnight, 63; 4 a.m., 62/8a.m., 63; noon, 66. Barometer—4 p.m., 3 30.09; 12 midnight, 30. 8 a.m., 10.03; noon, 29.99. Highest temperature, at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 62focurred at 4 a.m. today. Temperature same datf Lst year— Highest, 63; lowest, 48. 8 pm., , occurred Toduv—Low tide, 6:5/a.n. and 6:49 p.m.; high tide, 12:19 /m. Tomorrow—Low tid, 6 p.m.; high tide,2 pm. The Sun andfoon. Today—Sun rose, !14 am.; sets, 5:34 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun r¥s, sun sets, ] Moon rises 0 m.; ,sets, 10:21 pm. Autompbile lamps | be lighted one- half hour after sunt. Condition of # Water. Temperature and ondition of the water at Great Fallat 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 62; conditii, very muddy. Weather in Vdous Cities. i 2 ] g H H Stattons.* *-amamoze: AU Wm0 “&BpaNIL ~q3rm asep Abilene Tex. Albany . Buffalo Charleston | Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland 'as0 Galveston Helena Huron, S. Indianapoli Jacksonvill Kansas Cit; Los Angele Lonisville Miami, poaz oo BrRaB D PSR R E RS 22 1 ENREES 0.02 mnudy .34 Clo udv RETES R 0.10 010 Gy (8 a.mGreenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature, Weather. London, Enf 56 Clea (Imld: Part cloudy Part cloudy (‘lom!! Lloud! Gibraltar, orta (. Azo Hamijton, ermuda San Juan, prto Rie Havana, Colon, Can Zone. ARGENTINA. For thereek ending October 11, 1926. ‘urrent. Depar. Current. Depar. Corn andorth- i ern wheaea 68 Southernheat nrea. . [ 13 406 jest and Found ertisements received 1l noon, except Satur- s and holidays, when tK_are accepted up to 10G. emall. | 102, 207 Oth oo N, i section of Marviand ave. n eward J ween 13th and 1 N)— 14h. or on_20th st. L'I‘%;ernl n-w-m1 A e Slober ! tag gen lost: ewlampshire ave YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD AT EISEMAN'S Suits, Overcoats | 325 L: On Liberal Terms Dress up this Fall. You can do it without noticing the outlay. \ OLICE DOG nl. ¥ GLFES. Tagye; shogving dtrict 'mud. wrd. 1‘48 Girard st. n.w., Apt. N tan Ancora: o Potworth: Tews K"E Ko Kirk. 4018 Tiinos ave. 14 Lxxz:u anm 1jiamond; rewand. Mre. C. - 140 E'rn: LAY npwn. an1 whiss hasd: if returned or for any information 1€ _to his recovery. 3205 McKinley st. eve. 940, FEARL JEARY oY reward. wiite, ard ECKLACE, platinum = cla _Phone Atlantic 68 G. 1 e Reward 11 returned 17, Kennedy n.w. Phone after & iangular, Persian pattern ed Monday. at tranefer station, 14 or on cars. Address Bo: Our liberal credit plan makes) it easy to meet the payments/ Remember — credit prices ar exactly the same as cash price SHOE DUCKLE, tween 191 silver: on Conn. ave S st. and !‘nrn{ui Sau st 05. X ofi rimmed, October 12, v ‘Post Congressional ward: Caprain "ot Weich: City also bank R pariment 14. SPE(YI‘AC bet. N an, Frank. b ES. bone rimi “L on Conn. WRIST Swi : Isl WRN' WATCH. lmtl:ll E WATCH—S ol it ik main . prgbably ark Hotel. Mige De m-ux 13567 nhodc ad_ave. Phone Nort 0., Belrd 14 @ n., 30.05; | sun | 6:15 am.;| ‘GTemperature—Precipitation— | | R O e 0504 Y - T an'im CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Ashler Club will meet turday, 8 p.m., at Odd Fellows' Temple. Miss Kilgore will sveak of “Summer Vaca- tions Abroad.” The Cathedral Heights Citizens’ As- sociation will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at St. Alban’s Guild Hall. The League for the Larger Life will_meet Saturday, 8 p.m., at 1628 K street. Harry D. Appieby will lecture on “How to Read Character at Sight,” and a speaker from India will talk of the peculiarities of the Hindu people. Kit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. R, will meet tomorrow, 2 p m., at Grand Army Hall. The International Language Club will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Mount Pleasant Public Library. Any one Interested in Esperanto is welcome. The civic section of the Twentieth Century Club will meet for the first time this season at noon tomorrow at the Woman's City Club. Plans for the removal of the tourists' camp from Potomac Park will be discussed. The Friendship Club will meet at dinner tomorrow, 6 p.m., at the Lee House. Fall festivities in charge of khe membership department, Y. W. C. will be held tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m., at 614 E street. The invitation is to all friends and their friends. Members of the Newcomers Club and their guests will hold a golf tournament tomorrow afternon at In- dian Spring Country Club, followed by a beefsteak dinner at 7 p.m. The af- fair will be stag. A. L. Baldwin is president of the club. “Masters of the Wisdom” will be the subject of a free public lecture to- morrow, §:15 p.m., at United Lodge of Theosophists, Hiil Buflding, Seven: teenth and I streets. | Many Enter South America. Since the passing of our immigra- tion restriction law more immigrants now enter South America each year than pass into the United States. One of the reasons given is that South America has a varlety of imates and. resources—in fact, one for every temperament, it is claimed. | romn & Giath Y o of Thanks. ful floral trib- and Tichds. FE AND FAMILY. * eaths. ZLER. Suddenly on October 11, | Daitimore, M AYMOND utes of relatives by . a ““Bentaler of ‘th Tuterment “Mumlt Dliver Cemeters Wednesday at ¢ .: Yo o Gearsetown University ER R | eny for the renose of his sol invited, Interment Holy | COWARD. At his residence, id.. on Monday, October RY. beloved hu: L. Coward, Fu da at | tives and friends ‘invited. COWARD. A b son_Lodge. Beld at the \lnsomn 14, 1926, elock p.m. ending the funer: mm_a'r H. ¢ this life, Tuesday. 1 . at his G e EDWARD A Notice of funeral later. Officers and members tar Lodge, 40. T B. Of°W. e hereby notified to ment i a aen sion of sorrow Thursday night, O 1926, at 8 o'clock_(at the horne). T purpise of e for the funers GREEN. (Marchi ices to" b held o'clock p.m Chureh, comer nn and n . assembic r at 15 noon. - Oficers and membors Lodge, No. . 9. invited fo be p AM_D. HARRIS. E. A S TAN Attest: FLOYD C. FRAN Corps, Kehoe, vea Burial Vi Sty fington “National Cemetery t p.m. Mrgmwr {)d of honor on 'l'hvxrmlm; 5t0 Shrino of san LEE. On October 10. gtoher residence. 114 L. BN ol Biis Tate'"Batrick - Lea mother_of _Mrs. An o Josie Richardson "ot * A es E. Lee of Pittsbursh Mre. Sallie Davis, Mrs. Emme Ewin Pearl Carpenter. ‘Mrs. Jennie Burton. William and’ Arceal Lee: 't | Spencer Davis and | Erandmother the | of Josephine K Amherst, Va. o and " loving Mason. _ Mrs sster 1 zml V\mlnm +urm~r of be held from Wednesday _at 7:45 onducted by Dr. g T S Holman. Tater: at Amhe Relatives nnl el ‘! invited. ’nl(!hllr[h pnlwrsi\l-am ‘(m On Monday, Oc Mhtr o ia residence. 1003'E beloved son af Johi X here” mqmam ng 4 lock for the re Relatives and friends | nass will be Dose of his soul Interment Mount Olivet Cemeter: 1 vited. o On, Tuesday. October 12 her resids E_VAN C of Meegan o % iy B oq at St. Matthew's Church on Thursda; ober 14, at 9 am. Interment Bonnie Brea Cemetery. Baitimore. M O'DEA. On Wednesday, October 13, 102 iin_residence, 6th st PATRICK J. O'DEA, beloved husband of AnnIeO D¢u Funeral from his late residenc nl ne., iday, October 1 a thence to St. Aloysius Churel mase will be sung at 9 a.m. repose of his soul. Relatives and fri invited. Interment Mount Olivet members of Keane Council, its of Columbus, are morning, obe a o'clock. thence Aloysius " Chiireh, whers " solomn hich 5 fulem mass will be sung at 9 oclock or the repose of his soul E, BUR Jo! DENNIS J. NILA S, PITCHER. Suddenly on Tuesd al s residenca o odin River. at JOHN PITCHER, retlred. L Koy husband of Anna Thonfi Pitcher. Titerment in Arlinton National Cemetery Thuraday afternoon, October 1 at 3 o'clock T ery of the Military Order of yal Legion of ‘the Lui S land. October will ‘be held at his water. on_Thursday. o'clock noon. — C the Va. "2t mm Colonel ROBERT M. THE\‘[P\ omman Recorder. - d rfll\ on ‘lo!lll&\ October % od hus 5 Fonerat from s 0th st. n.w., Thursday .- from thence to Hol ty Church, where uiem mass ‘llr ud at 9:15 a.m. for the repose of his RAFTERRY. The members of Division No. | Azdleinl ?:de'rl fyf Hiberniams, " are r L end the funer: aul'l u! hmw‘ al of Brother oL naw (O lpck. Reduiem mass banl-‘N President. Recording Secretary ROBINSON. On Tuesday. October at_his ‘residence. RD ROB] Remains resting at Co. Tuncral pariors. 2252 Georgia ave. nl Phone Franklin 211. * Deaths. nac e t_the funeral of Broil will be held at Mous Baptist Church, Fairfax C ursday, 0«-lur‘-grn|4 W. JACKSON, F. S WOOD. _On October, 11 loss Ster two brothers a host Telatives and friends. Funeral Tnured Qctober, 13 a¢ 1 the W. E; WOOD. his_ residonce, W 1928, JAME h‘um -l e at into re-l Suddenly. on Oetober 11, J181 Neal st né Funeral from W Bir' fameral Do Tharsday, Octoper 15. tered iam and daughter of ‘(h Taylor. Services at Greenmount Cemel Baltimore. ‘Thursday. Octol 30’ p.m. (Baltimore papers pl In Memortam. In loving remembrance of my dea s life twenty four Vears agd o] ay, October 13. 1902 You have never quite left me. Amelia de Though you have passed through ih ®hadows of death to the sunlight abo A thousand sweet memories are holdin t loyed you COLABUCCI. To the memors of our, ster. N boln O rntn \uu- who Pasted away elgh ars ago today, Ocf 18. Tepder. patien hm\o um..m This was always our darling's She suffered much, she murmured not. Until at last with broken hearts We saw her pase away BY G FAMILY. NT G. COOLEY_ Battery Sy G, killed in ‘v,:é Forld W w-r at l‘élv ‘an ville, France, October U wivm, COOLEY. In loving memory of our do son_and brother, VIN( b Betooy THE FAMILY. but loving rem 1 dayy In loving remembrance of We_still love you, dear Ro: h we caninot see vour face. is not forgotten no one that can take you = MOTHER. PRV R N TAES sROTHERS DOSS. In memor: kind father, AL Bim auddeniy er of a l«rmr ‘husband RED DOSS. God called Years ‘ago todas, Octs We think of sou today. husband snd Sadly missed HIS WIFE AND n'fln.nm!s. . | BATCRER. 1n loving remebrance o dear father and grandfather. W! HATCHER, who departed this ite years ago today, October 19: Gentle hands that never Totling in love's vinevard swest. s that were forever cheery. When'our eyes they chanced o mest. Tender, patient. e devoted, This was al father's way. His worth in gold can never be gitoted. (A 1 think o da HIS DAU HTERS “AxD GRAND, HOWARD. m sad but loving remembr of our dear son, and brother RY HOW WALLA We_mourn for you But. not, with on For' the hearts ‘th Mourn silently : A happy home we once enjoved. How weet the memory still: Bug death Tas left a longliness art 1‘ n mnmnvv of our dear bntber H LUCKETT. who died 12th day of Ullubl‘r 1014, At home on the beautiful hills of God. By the valley of rest so fai <unm’ . some time, “hen our task is done. ‘With )n\' wa will meet you th‘rfi WILLIAM ICES. * 4 and lo\m: rfmnmhrum‘n nY er and ' sinter, GRACE o died one year ago {oday. Oc- aw vou fade s Away, s we often prayed i t longer stay 1t love and care could prevent. n be spent desired. but God did ses and soj TER. LENA A\D dear E WOODLAND, mothe: e ane 1918. memory of my dear R M. WOODLAND, who October 13, WINIFRED. TWILLIAN Li Fmbalmer. Liv chapel ate prices. 1 Direcigs il nucetion. Commo- mmhrn rematoriums Ave. N.W. Cali 'Frank Geier’s Sons Co. BN Seisphons___Main 2473 apel._Telephon T . F. COSTELLO NOW, LOCATED AT CAl NORTH 7976 'Wm. H Sedo & Co. 34'(::1".. Chapel. _Lincoln su and Neither the successors of noc connected yith the original Spear establish- ! Pone Frank 5021009 H St. N. W. Formerly 940 F St. Joseph. F Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\W Fganieya, yyee i JAMESTRVANS 317 Pa. Ave Model Chapel Selantic 1700, Private Ambulance. . Gawler Service L ¥Funeral Directors Since 1850 Mam 5512 Bk Onick. Dignified, Efiicient Service Deal & Co. LINCOLN CHAS S. ZURHORST 301 EAST (.\rl‘lnl,zflg ™ Timothy Hanlon a4l WSt NF Phone L “Prompt Auh, Artistic—expressi s | Gude Bros. Co., 1313"F st. BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Spra ™ Other Beautiful Floral gn;_.] uud%# prices. 14th and H asd 1222 We Specidalize it loral i.| Designs at Modomte | PITCHER. The District of Columbia Com- | r‘lCQ l"/orl.x ts KW™E HSTS NV MAIN 6053 | Abbey-Mausoleum Modern Entombment eautiful ring—<onvenien L Ilri Highw: anert burlal s Arlington . o now avalete & l\nlll or tamily section Fifet, Cost—only_Cost Liberal Terms—S, i Information Without Oblization. Day or Evening Appointments. A.BYRNES COLE Office. 1100 Investment Bids. Residence, 1601 Argonne Plaes. Night. Au.l- !1&0.