Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1926, Page 9

et Chambers TRAVELERS’ AID HAS ety 3100 $5,000 TOWARD GOAL L AS LOW As 1 ! WEARING APPAREL BLACK The Carmack WE DYE FOR MOURNING In 24 Hnura ing C Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 at Aga 30. Send DMQ of Blrlll for Full Information LeROY GO! 610 Woodward Bldg. ! OO FF .‘lr:::ehu AMain 350. First Day’s Efforts Bring Third of $15,600 Sought Here—Fund Needed for Work. The - Travelers’ Ald Soclety of ‘Washington has obtained $5,000 in cash and subscriptions toward the $15,600 budget for the coming year. This amount was raised Monday, the first day of the drive, which will con- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. the campaign committee, presided at yesterday's luncheon. Team captains reported they had collected $757 yes- terday and expected to have con- siderable more before evening. Captains who reported yesterday were: Mrs. A. Columbus, $77.75; D. Potter, $100; G. S. Jameson, $23; Mrs. Edward Brown, $212; A. J. Shippert, $35; Mrs. W. Bradbury, $8; Mrs. E. R. Oliver, $120.50; Charles Small- wood, $50; Mrs. James B. Woolnough, $79.75; Cyrus Cook, $5; H. J. Beters, -$15; J. A. Foute, $13; A. F. Griffin, $5. Secretary of the Treasury An- drew W. Mellon contributed $100 of yesterday's total. i g i Santa Claus will be affected by the drought in Colombia next Christmas, the Magdalena River having again tinue throughout this week. will be daily luncheons at the Bur- lington Hotel, at which time the daily reports will be made. Claude W. Owen, vice chairman of 32 buys a Hart | Schaffner & Marx Sui or Overcoat—here All-wool overcoats and suits - —the new styles and colors; two or three button suits, single or double breasted models; blue or rich brown overcoats, smart tweed or Shetland topcoats— 532 We guarantee you better values, better style—better quality for $32 than you will find elsewhere—or we will return 'Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store Good news for the man with a Clothes Budget become so dry that boats cannot be counted on to convey houday‘ goods to the interior, and this has Kkept market in that section because of the convenlem transportation facilities by SOUTHWEST URGED |zt o FOR MARKET SITE | ofsessiiin s e e eral years ago, favoring the establish- ment of a vocation school in the South- tht east section. A. G. H : Citizens Point to Convenien.t Trans- | 320 Qf the assaclation, said thers 184 portation Facilities in growing need for such.a school and stated "&a; jground at Thirteenth street an 'otomac avenue southeast Urging Location. would be the ideal place for it. The matter again 15 to be brought to ‘the attention of the Board of Education. A resolution approving the Dro-|4notner resolution was adopted to posed Southwest site as the most |request the Board of Education to ideal new location for Center Market guvT l;\;ngusr:h a:ored in thie b}eflne was unanimously adopted by the | Junior Higl ool removed, it being outheast Weshington Citizens: Asso. |Stated children playing around it are clation at a meeting in the Southeast |liable to be hurt. branch of the Public Library, Seventh | ;;;Lzfl‘;l;te& ;on ;;‘a!:enn lil:lgtgloltrd s en: venue, last nt a ctor D M for the printshop in the Lenox School Capt. Willlam E. Luckett, who in. | to take the place of the late William troduced the resolution, said a lower |J. Wallace, who died several months merchants from ordering articles suitable for presents. ago. D o e | T mninuatialection ot oidasswitl be held November 30. Copyright 1926 Hart Schafiner & Marx your money—cheerfully. bones, plaid backs Including a wide choice of styles forall men . . . plaids, herring- . . . even imported English coats with Raglan sleeves. Shower-proofed. Remarkable values! Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street Special Values in Topcoats $29.so MRS. C. F. STROBEL DEAD. Funeral Services to Be Conducted at K Street Home Tomorrow. Mrs. Catherine Ford Strobel, 74 years old, a lifelong resident of this city, died yesterday after a long ill- ness at her residence, 2414 K street. She is survived by her husband, George E. Strobel, retired business man, and six chfldren. John H. Rob- ertson of Lock No. 4, Pa.; George E. Strobel, jr., of Baltimore; Mrs. B. F. Ashford, Louise E. William H. and Irving; B Strobel of this city. Funeral services will be conduct- ed tomorrow afternoon at 2 -o’clock at her late home by Rev. Henry L. Durant, to be followed by inter- ment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. ERERE e The British House of Commons is well preyided with medical members and a call for a doctor is certain to ?rlng a number of M. P.'s to their eet. EEEEE-I “The better the day, The better the deed” —is a true ld saying. It was a good day °* for you when we an- nounced our policy of not penalizing our friends by charging them interest and ex- tras an d service charges on their ac- counts and budget buying. That day marked a better spirit between us and our customers —a better deed was never done in regards to charge customers in this city. And it was highly appreciated from the very flrst outset. We d5 not penalize our friends. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1926. WHITWELL RITES TODAY. ARE IN NEPHEW’S CHARGE Rev. Newton Middleton of Norfolk Conducts Services for Gas Light Co. Official. Funeral services for Sanford N. Whitwell, controller of the Wash- ington Gas Light Co., who died Mon- day of pneumonia at his residence, the Portdmouth Apartments, were conducted there this afternoon by Rev. Newton Middleton of Norfolk, Va., a nephew. Interment took place in Rock Creek Cemetery. The following associates of Mr. ‘Whitwell acted as pallbearers: C. Clay Bayly, Richard A. Ennis, Thomas B. Gardner, John T. Connor, John L. Schick and R. McC. Baldwin. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Louise Fenwick Whitwell; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Joseph D. Hopkins of Price, Utah; a son, George Edward Whit- well, general manager of the Equita- ble Gas Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa.; a brother, George Miller Whitwell of this city, and four grandchildren. NEW CIRCLE IS FORMED. Chevy Chase Young Married _Couples Create Permanent Body. A group of young married couples of the Chevy Chase section, after staging a Halloween party last night at the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church, perfected a permanent or- ganization, to be called the Chevy Chase Circle. Robert E. Kline, ll‘ was elected president; Mrs. R. Kline, jr., vice president; George D Halsey, secretary, and Mrs. Halsey, treasurer. The Halloween party was featured by a dramatic sketch depicting the visit of Queen Marie to President Coolidge. * Mr. Kline took the part of her majesty and Wilbur La Roe, jr., that of Presidént Coolidge. Mrs. Coolidge was played by Mrs. Lewils H. Russell. Marcellus C. Shields was toastmas- ter at a dinner which preceded the entertainment program. Lost and Found Advertisements received until noon, except Satur- days and holidays, when they are accepted up to 10:20 a.m. FOUND. . female, black saddle, tan legs. Animal Rescue League, 348 AIREDAT. Apply Wi Ma. ave. 8.w. GOLLIE, male: Fed and white. —ApDIy_ Wash. Animal Rescué League, 3: POODLE, male_larce &ize, all white, An Wash. ‘Anfmal Reseue Ledgue, 349 Md. ave. LOST. BOSTON BULL, black, while breast, white streak in_face white ' avot back of neck: “Dick.’ Strayed from 3133 13th TP PIN, ehape of gold bouquet, oot ebnten. Easiorn:” Digh m-mml anr) Sth and E. Capitol. Return 513 7th ne. Rew BLLL TIRRIEB ‘male, b nd]e color, bnbh!d tal, ite feot, whi bridle COLLTE DOG. answers to name ~Fluffy Jicinity, 3%nd and Cathedral”ave.: reward. 2805 _32nd_st. 43 Er TR EYEGLASSES, in case, marked Ene: day. Ostober” 26, ahout between 5 H n.w. and Western Union el office. Blease refurn (0 Ruby Grimsley, Weatorn Union_office. DIAMOND RING. lady’s “containing 1 13 emall stones: Monday, between Colorado vlde, “and Conn. ave, and, B a eral T ward, W, ohnston FNVELOPE ‘onjaining bite.paver only to owner. Return to 2814 12th st. n. S i sdTth and mm‘; p.m. Tuesday. Col. TEATHER CASE " keys, nicar 14th and Gi- rn 1413 Girard. Apt. 32, ¢ i Connecticut 'ave. Telerhane N NOTEBOOK. black. containing ohil count of hia visii in Washington: name “David" inside”: lost a week ago Sunday on or near 14th st. or Rosslvn cars. c 3l s Adams 6006. a Tea Oxners name on betwee PAC ;. de and f‘ lfllh nnd 0(1] and G Re ._Rer 1:4"7 )»lnr“ Retur to Dr. Trout ] _Reward. hlmk o OnE. containing 3 ol tional Bank = of CAT_ hlue. female. POCKETD devosit ?mak RENTERS ATTENTION MONTHLY rental of $12.50 per room is considered ex- tremely low rent for an apart- ment. ~ There are very few suites in Washington renting at this ex- ceedingly low figure. And all you get for ‘your money is rr-mped qnlrfl\r.":nd rent re- - i mllt‘h ]!ll than Sl" 0 UY a rick home. thm‘n\llmy ml\dern nf six rooms and Delightful ‘lo"allm\ Brookland. convenient to cars and stores. Hardwood floors v.hruurh- out, covered front porch, one-piece nmk bulltn_refrigerator, inet, house itchen cab: n perfect condition. t Sean paymont an $07.50, a, month, iheluding il nterost. In a1} that is ro Jequired to e Bl pOCCUPANCY AND SHIP. Stog! collecting m,} 7th & YOUR CREDIT IS A WORLD 'OU can't beat these Suits and O’coats for quality and style at $25. . And remember, you may charge your purchase and pay as convenient, weekly or monthly — with no added cost. n at Vahinetan "t 7m and "C ste.: Teward. ORI ROOK. ot Sosmer o 16 7 POCKETBOOK, at comer of 16th and T or Contaips A Golumbia, e, money; rewied RABBIT FOUND, brown. whits Raturn to B ¥ Becratt, Burtonsetiie, )'i‘lf'«;s rovard. lllrn dllmond S, g “FnER—LlEWH"VH V\hll e bluel flecics: V. Lais: Tost-In Birisiy “'"h 125 "in{ormluon leum ng"to his' Feturn, PECTACLF" Sunday mornin; ward. ~ Adams horn- rlmmed toric 1 gcar oth and H n.w, N BROOCH diamond In cenier, ber 18 or 18 going to Bure: L ing and Printing: a memento from depar fofend. Liberal reward " Mis & A(-hluner 208 N. Y. ave. n.w UMBRELLA. lte sl Tl on Naty ¥ar car Saturday morning: reward. 407 B we Lincoln 9617 UMBRELLA—Lady's. - ) Thanl{rhsu Ty Reward. " 150474 epoutan lady's open-faced gold, Ty Ot “u sl from mother. nmm.“?:fii‘é W T_fi mm 21} Jevel open-face vicinity ‘Scott Circle: valued %‘unltl;: four ge znmrlhonu How ':f":flum 1‘3 at. n. h“e Td, 7 « ORI T e on Lot Bnd Mong J‘el,”:#adlzgi and @ ets. 0w, Fwarae: 3% Franklin EISEMAN’S Suits and O’Coats $18 IN BILLS. in vicinity of Sts. now.: reward. Phone Novh 4450° s W. H. BOBINGER DIES. Funeral Services Will Be Held To- morrow at Holy Trinity. Willlam Henry Bobinger, 62 vears old, lifelong resident of Cabin John, Md., died suddenly Monday at George- town Flospital. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow morning, at 9:15 o'clock, at Holy Trinity Church, by Rev. Father Dawson, followed by interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nellie J. Bobinger; a.daughter, Miss Edith_Bobinger, and three sons, Wil- liam, Harry and Jack Bobinger. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Rev. Benedict Brosnahan will give the sermon to be held at the Convent of Work for Poor Churches, at 4:30 oclock. A dinner will be given from 5 to 7 o'clock, at Trinity parish hall, Third street and Indiana avenue. The Women's City Club current events section will' have as speaker Willmott Lewis, Washington corre- spondent for the London Times, at 4:45 o'cldck. Members of the club are invited. TONIGHT. The Washington Club of Printing House Craftsmen will meet at Hoteb, Hamilton. Dinner at 6:30 o'clock. Stephen H. Horgan will speak of “Photomechanical Processes.” The dormitory fund committee of Columbia Chapter, No. 15. O. E. S.. will give a card party, 8 o'clock, in hall at Fourteenth and Kenyon streets. Naomi Chapter, No. 3, O. E. 8., will present a playlet, “The Tale of Grand- father’s Clock,” after its business meeting. Burnside Post, No. 8, G. A. R., will ;-nle?lt 7:30 oclock at Grand Army al Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' As- soc ation will meet, § o'clock, in Sher- wood Presbyterlan Church Hall. A card party will be glven by Loyal- ty Lodge, No. 4, Order of the Shep- herds of Bcth!ehem 8:30 o'clock, at Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. Dr. Gertrude V Shecklle will give a free lecture on “Lopgevity and Men- u:l }:yglene. 8 o'clock, at 1628 K street. B CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Woodmen of the World will give a Halloween mask ball Saturday night at the Willard Hotel. The D. C. Chapter, United Daugh- ters of 1812 Society, will give a bene- fit card P’\rt)’ in Hecht's Auditorium Saturday, at 2 p.m. Mrs. R. Thomas Robinson is chairman. Keane Council’s 500 Club will glve a 500 and bridge party tomorrow, 8:30 p.m., at the K. of C. Hall. Washington Council, No. 22, U. C. C. E. Ladles’ Auxiliary, will give a mask Halloween dance November 1, at Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. The Knights of Columbus Building Co. will have a Halloween dance party in K. of C. Hall. Beaths. BOBINGER. On Monday, October 25, 1028, at Georgetown ‘University Hospital. WIL: LIAM. heloved husband of Nellie Bob. nger." Funeral from Jameg T. Clements' SO’ tuneral parlore, 1541 Wizt aen on Thursday. October 28. at 8:4h a.m. thence to Holy Trinity Chuiseh. where mass il be gaid at 9:15 am. Interment Rock Cre Lcmner) BRUCE. tober 26, 1926, ALEXAN- T BITCE batoved Thusbant of Minnie rice aged 76 vears. Funeral Trom W. Déeals” funerai Nome, 816 11 " ctober 28. at 11 am. Inter: ment Fort Lincoln Cerete BRYANT. Monday. October 926 016, Bm.at her residence. 1041 2ofh DIX E old, " widow ‘ot variham Bevane ol Safimor bt neral tervices at the resident \\ednpmuv f0 ‘am |m.rmm|[ Ridge Cemeters. Dnllmnm Md. e naners nlease cony.) CARMART. ~ Officers and_members of Holy Comforter Auxiliary. No. 181 Knights of St John, and wister “avxiliaries are re- anested attend funeral _of = Sister CARRIE ORNART e otbner St Mass at St. Peter's' Church at & Officers” and members meet at the hoime, 018 B st. se. Wednesday eve- fARCOTTE CURTIN. Pres. MARIE LOCKWOOD. Rec. Sea 7™ COPKMAN. " Tuesdny, Qctober 6, 1026, at at the home of is llmlzmrr s, Ly " MeGin, 1785 W o W LIAM ‘A beloved hushand of Eiél bax. ton Coolkinan. Chureh - at Octoher 28, friends invil Cemetery. Morgat, Optober 26, 1926, at her uneral from First Baptist tisville, Ml Thursday, 0. “Reiatives ands Tnterment ‘a¢ Kook Creelk ced mother Wi a3 HhvIor Lee and Thomas H. Johnson of Bal: 2y Md. She also ldavea five grand- en and one great.g ER. On Tuesday. October 26, 1026, he ' residence of her ey 7. Walk SEPHINE, w s A. Fanlkner. Funeral from nce Thuraday, October 28. Thtcrment a1 Lowinevitio Va. ¢ Devarted _ this life suddenly At 8:40 pm.oat hie stle place ne. ARTHUR .~ the beloved hiishand of heresa Hackley and nephew of Mary Gqover, cousin of Jaceoh Cooper. = Funeral Thursday. Qetober from his late resi- dence ot 1B, “Rev: "Washinkton' of- ficiating. HACKLEY. Officers and Fembets of Colum. B . E. W. 8 LB nr the atath- of Brother ARTHUR HACK Funeral from his 25 Castle pl. ne.. Thurs: . oo 28t 1 Morning _Star Lodge, Fo Temple, No. 9. and Eorumbia Terple: 43, are invit AtVILLIAM H. DAVIS, Exalted Ruler. ALFONSO E. WILLIAMS. Secretary. ers of Peace Luke. are F Sts. 500D AT EISEMAN’S OF VALUE ad_of the_de: ah f B thl‘ P 75" Castln pio. Funeral Thiirsday. Octaber 28, at ¢ U 11 he ;::R'A ' M BEASE, Desree Chet. \(AMIE TAYLOK Wurlh! Chief. HIRSHMULLER. <LI(II] 1926, at his_residence. CHARLES IRA IHRQHM' LL . Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers !unanl home. Notice of funeral later. 7 MUGHES. On, Wednesday, Octoher 1926, at SHEPHERD HOGHES" veloved of Willie . Ritshand Hughes, son of Elizabeth Hughes, and brother’ of Joseph and Trent Hughes, and Catherine Johnson. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest s Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georgia w. I(EAMN Suddenly, on Octoter 26, 1024, Providence Hospital, SMARGARET B. KEARON. - Funeral from her late residence. " 714 Monroe at. n o) friends invited. Suddenly. on Tuesday. Octuher 2 3 at_her residence, THERINE 3. LAWS. sts. n.w., Fri Intermerit_at thé com: nrls ll\d Donll Ln(klev brother of Johi Mrs. Marie Douglass. Mrs. RS and Catherine il _and nephew of o Mrg. Lula mains at residence of - Sirn E. W, Bunds. 640 Elor- ida ave. Funeral private. 279 MADRE. _ October 26, 1926, at 6:21 be vie‘:'td ot hin alh rosidente; 20:':'5 mi st n. MANSFIFLD. On Wednesday, October. 27, 1926, at the residence of her " Mrs. :Sng:h By Fheive, 1603 Criitenden t. n.W. ELLEN A, 1 imm i, u.nefiem RS o 21028 Neither the successors ul nor conne with the origin: I W R e 9 H St NW. Phone lrauk l‘fl"fl o Deaths. Denarted this, life Sundar 11:35 am.. iate Willia \“acpvices nd D ats. “q S a i, 4;‘# toher 0 H at. Ehenezer M. E .. Thi moters. - Relitives and friends kfl - Flllu”\ nvited. SMALL. Officers and_members of Rose of Sharon Household of Ruths No. 442 G U. 0. o are .w.u.».mf to attend the funeral of_Sister FLIZA SMALL_from Ebenezer M. E. Church, 4th g;‘ll P 3 ¢! 8 aihursday. October 28 Meinbers assernble at church MARY L. HOWARD, W. K On Tuesday. Octaber 2 am., at her residen: 114 K Bher" S 4th year. CATHERINE. e of Gaorse E. Strobel. Fu Bl lvrr late residence ou 28, at 2 o'clock nm. ¢ private Prospect il 37 Departed this life vad-v 0o October 21103 . 482 P ston.w.” WIL devoted neral _eervi Thursday. ntermen S TA TURNER. He the son”of Henry Turier and nephew of Emma Ellis: e leaves a wife and two children. . Funeral Thursday: October 28 at T from 1. K. Wood's fineral pac- Tors, 1233 ‘4th 'st. now. WYCHE. Departed this life, suddenly on Wednesday._October 2 NAPOLEON oK ot of Lydia W Wyche ‘and the Taté Napoleon Wyche. Ho leaves to mourn their loss a_loving mother, three risters and one brother Notice of funeral hereafter. In Memoriam. CLINTON, Sncred fo.the memors of o Tovine dnughter, LALLIAN 1 CLINTON. lhk“l‘l“ )(‘l!‘s ago today. October In_our hearts vour memory lingers, Tenderly wweetly. fondand, trie: nat we do not think of You HER LOVING FATHER AND WO‘THEB . R hushand and daddy. P paid the supreme saerifice in France ‘eight vears ago today. October S i Strangely hude us part: il the chanees You, from our hearts. lll‘ WIFE ’\\l) DAUGHTER. ROSA '-F 2 DOVE, In memors of our dear son snd brother. PERCY J. DOVE. who was killed T ation in m;t‘-kmtht years ago to 18 Today, our hearts are hen Oughta are il of thee: Hoy we loved and how we miss you. one od in Heave DEVOTED MOTHER AND SiéTERs. o ELDER. Tn ad but loving remembrance our aear on and brother: R n‘( (DICKEY) ELDE whu.-iyen SreR- membrance ' LEVIE SRR o Jilled one year 4o today. October 2 How we miss_the welcoms footsteps Of the one we love so dear: oft we listen for their coming. ‘eeling sure that they are near. With lall meet him there. hyand-bs, ioy we shall meet him there. hy-qnd-bs, HENRY. In ead remombirance n( oyr_dear wife * and__mother. ACEY ~STONE wh depirted ghis. life” soven years ago today, October 27, 1919 Since, )nn| left I"". home we cherished and y b lonely when we do Can we help but BAND _AND SON not see vou her HER| JAMI Y AND WILLIA] W . s 4ko today, Octo- Luz'.\' J. HEWLETT AND FAM- LANCASTER. Tn emors. of mw dear hus- band. MORRIS W. LANCASTER, who de- parted thie life six Sears 320 today. "Octo- v 020. Toved:thee, but God losed theo beat. W loved: thee, but G osed, thee best. | LATIMORE. A tribute of love in memo of mv devoted mother. ALICE E. LATI- MORE. ' who, died fur veirs ‘ago |7 a5 October MAMIE A. GRAN ARSHALL. In Tovine remembrance of by v parents, moer, MARGARET ALL. died Ani 1888, father, NI MARSHATL, tiea” Octover 57: IYHA Loved life. rrmemhemd in dlxnh . a THEIR nut.u'rrm MARY E. ALICE GERTRUDE. MEYER. In ead but_lovine remembrance of our. dear mother, DOROTHEA MEVER left us one year ago today, October P2t ost, sweet spirit, rest. Rest. sweet bl Fhmiy. o In sad but lovine memo TER S, WEL h'l‘ one year 3‘0 \udn. WELBORNE. of our father, er 2 One. long, Since death strangely bade us part. But, dear father, all the changes ot ake You from our hearts, ll(ms(s))\' ear with all its_changes MERTLDs] me UNERAL DIRECTORS Gawler Service Funeral Dircctors Since 1850 Main 5512 o r-wn T Quick. Digni Efficie: W. Deal & Co. 816 H LINCOLN 8200 Automobiie Ser apel CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Lincoln 3 Timothy Hanlon™ 641 L St. NE. Phone L. 5543. HE ORIGINAL W.R.SPEARE €0, 1623 CONNECTICUT AVENUE POTOMAC 4600. 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