Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING ETAR, WASHINGTON, THE CORRECT OVERCOAT Y ~has well set up shoulders; long, - easy lines. The colors are dusk grey, Cedarwood tan, dusted blue HART SCHAFFNER & MARX are the tatlors Copyright 1920 Hart Schaftner & Mars Raleigh Haberdashe 1310 F Street i D. U, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1926 MAN DIES AS AUTO HITS DANGER SIGNAL John Stepper of Washington Suf- fers Broken Neck at Helen, Md., Curve. ‘When their automobile crashed into 8 danger signal. indicating a sharp curve at Helen, Md., on the Leonard- town road, John A. Stepper, 34 vears old, 115 P street, sustained a broken neck last night, killing him almost Instantly, and his companion, Oscar Gingell, 20 years old, of Rockville, Md., was seriously injured. The car, which is believed to have been bound for Leonardtown, struck an arm of the danger signal. turning over and hurling the occupants to the road. Stepper, who conducted an automobile repalring establishment near Fourteenth and S streets, is be- lieved to have struck the danger sig- nal as he fell, breaking his neck. He was dead when Dr. L. B. Johnson of Morganza, two miles south of the accident, reached the scene. Gingell was rendered unconsclous and sustained a broken collar hone and was cut and bruised about the face and head. He was taken to Providence Hospital by Oscar Guy of La Plata, Md., who arrived in his car shortly after the fatal accident. Besides his wife, Stepper is sur vived by two daughters, Mary, 11 vears old, and Genevieve, 7 years old, and a 13-year-old son, John Stepper. Arrangements were made this morn- Ing to have the body brought here today. T A fig disease which did great dam- age to the fruit in Smyrna this year has been checked. == i?il:;;lfi Goldefiberg's ©TH LDRS 08 1 AT & 7T THE “There is none so blind as they who will not see.” —said Jonathan Swift, . If you cannot see the injustice of paying ex- tra charges for your credit and budget buy- ing you are blind to the fact that you pay for something you did not buy. We show you the light and as to our bills you can see them clearly, as there are no interest, no extras, nor service charges added. We do not penalize our friends, Crash Victim JOHN A. STEPPER. MRS. OLDYS RITES SET. Body to Be Buried Tomorrow in Arlington Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Eloise Wichman Oldys, 30 years old, who died Thursday at her residence, 114 West Thornapple street, Chevy Chase, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Thomas’ Church by Rev. C. Ernest Smith, followed by inter- ment in Arlington Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Capt. Robert Oldys, attached to the ofice of the chief of Air Corps, and three sons, Robert Old: Jr. Meigs Oldys and Carter Nott. Lost and Found Advertisements received untll noon, except Satur- days and, holidays, when they are "accepted up to 10:20 a.m. FOUND. Gable and_white, gton Animal Rescus . League, BEavelmw. )WARF COLLIE. male. white with reddish rown epots. Apply Washingion Animal Res- cue League. 349 Md R ida il FOX TERRIER, male. white: black head, ehort tail. Aprly Wathington Animal Res' cue_League, 349 Md. ave s w. LOS' a G oficloth October 20 Tetween 530 s, o Thin A Car: contained dark-red sweater, pocketbook,.ete. Reward. Phone Columbla 2554 after 6 p.m. s BAR PIN, gold, Tuesday morning. on 14th between R and Thomas Circle. ~Apt 37, 14168 R st.. or janitor: rew: - BAG, $2_reward, lost_on Friday evening. D8 Ghe® agP M Contihental Hall, & blad beaded bag containing a handkerchief and a lJi ticket No. 361. Kindly n‘lllrx-lo . n i COLLIE, blick and white: reward. F) lin 5707. 1404 11th st. n. DIAY D RINGS and han chamois bag. Saturday: liberal reward. Bth st. n.w.. after 5. DOG, part collie and part hound, In vicinity B0 Gy Citnse, “Reward. |14 W. Kirke st Cleveland 280. DOG, black and tan, about mother, near 1ith and V. 8. L. Christls, 1237 Penna. ‘ave. Apply female, 349 - 5 ‘erchief, in red b o become Liberal reward. Maln 1492. ro DOG. white and black. pointer. 4 months Q" collar, a0 tag. 105 “Tuesday. Roward: Franiciin EARRING heirloom. Mo Fetween. 16" Newton st and Fedgral Tr Dent. Reward. ~Return _cashier. Star_office. *NVELOPE, addressed (o C. 3 containing chamois case of jewel: Dlece: " Roward. Adiress Box 375-0. ENVELOPE_containing $40. between Wood- ward & Lnthr’:yy'fl. 14th st. or Beiasco Thea- ter' reward. Frank. 5014, evenings. Star NG APPAREL BLA( FOR MOURNING In 24 Hours The Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. __ Lincoln 239 X ’ at Age 30. Send Date of Birth for Full Inférmation LeROY GOFF Insurance— all branches 610 Woodward Bidg Main 350. Life Tnkurance Costs throbbing forehead with comforte tng, BAUME BENGUE (Ben- Gay). It removes the congestion and brings moothing relief at once. There’s nothing like 1¢ tor every ache and pain of nerves of orus- eles. Used for quick relief by millons of suf- ferers for over thirty years. Every druggist sallsit. Get the original BENGUE | and EYEGLASSES, bet Now York. Reward. Call Franklin FOX TERRIER. wirc-haired, male, white with black spot on back and one black ear: D. C. leense tag No. 13031: in Chevy Chase. D. C. Reward. Kenneth Donaldson. 18071 Gramercy st. n.w. Cleveland 4448, EF TERNTTY BT Dé-xn:m;umafiinrdm» als "t “Sunday or Mon North_7004-W. 7k = GERMAN POLICE, DOG (female). 4 O RMAN Ny Tl Wrelstor'at chwrotiiy a76 Mpetia’ s = ae GERMAX POLICE DOG-7 montha id: gray ol brown legs, black neck, black b brown and black head: vicinity 30th and Clev. 114;:;“2 E “bety U st. and 15th and Brandywine ats. reward. 2811 Chesaneake st. n.w. S B HANDBAG, ladv's. green. confaining ahout 1. tortoise-shell” glasses. *double comp: &maller “articles’ probably at Col. 8933, INVELOPE In Thompson's restauirant Reward return to Marion Smith, Franklin 5 Tetween Hospital Cleveland NDANT, carved ivor Randall Heights and _Veterans' Mt “Alto. Eander please phons r POCRRETBOOK. by boy botwern Sonthemn Railway entrance and 13th st.: fold contained passes and_salary of boy: reward. South n_Bldz.. Room 20 0 small. containing _caeb, reward. in down- Call Lin- brown: containing $10_and onday. either (n Hecht's or vi- Pinder 'communicate with owner, 2 Ontarlo place. Telephone Col. 3143 Tady's £old_with horsehair chain between 7 and 8 a.m.. on 33rd and Wis. ave.: on’ Somerset car on Fulton to 3721 Phone emall WATCH. s out or ar Tavern, ' Halloween _night 4145 _after 730 p.m. oll_House Call Franklin Reward, _"4e ILL PARTY who fook r-arm hag I caunter (1t Goldonbarels i Mea November 1. please recirn wateh and cham, o vajued kespuike? (o owner 1719 1t st nw.t No auestions asked E $21—On 10th st. betw W I Gas Co_and Pa. (ANALGESIQUE 7th & Suits 25 n LV ar stop at 10th Pl are ca leaso return: 1o o ot apt. 11, EISEMAN’S F Sts. Your Credit Is Good at Eiseman'’s They Exceed in Style, Value and Wearing Quality Overcoats On the Most Liberal Terms We sell on liberal terms, but at the same time we give value. That's why thoughtful people are buying here. They know that the; the right price charges for liberal credit. get the right clothes at without additional N THE WEATHER Distrlet of Columbia—Increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer, fol- lowed by rain tonight or tomorrow. Maryland — Increasing cloudiness, followed by raln tonight or tomorrow. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer tonight; possibly rain or light snow. West Virginta—Light rain or snow tonight and tomorrow; slightly warm- er In south and central portions. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermometer -4 p.m., 46: 42; 12 midnight, 38; 4 a.m., 85; 34; noon, 43. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.C. 80.08; 12 midnight, 30.09; 4 a.m., 80.15; 8 a.m., 30.18; noon, 30.14. Highest temperature, 48, occurred at 2:30 p.m., yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 84, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 53; lowest, 41. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:44 am. 12:56 p.m.; high tide, €:23 a.m. 6:41 p.m. . Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:27 a.m. 1:36 p.m.; high tide, 7:05 a.m. 7:20 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:36 a.m.; sun sets 6:08 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:38 a.m.; sets 5:08 p.m. Moon rises 4:28 a.m.; sets 4:31 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 46; condition, muddy. Weather in Various Cities. and and and and san q & g g AotialH Weather. e Inamody: - +-gupINsIL . Clear i Cloudy Fosgy . Clear . Cloudy Clear. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Abllene Albany Atlanta AtlanticCrl Baltimore irmingham ismarck . oston . . Buffalo Charleston. . Chicago Cineinnati Cleveland . Columbia . Denver Detroit El Paso Galvesto: Helena Huron Indianapolie Jacksonville. Kansas City. Los Angeles. Louisville Miami. ¥, New Orlean New York Okla. City Omaha .- .. Philadelphia Phoenix ... Pittaburgh Portland.Me. Fortland ore aleig} S. Lake San~ Antonio San_Diego . S. Francisco | St. Louis. St. Paul .. Seattle vea e s 28 338! ettt SETmE, 23 I Cloudy Cloudy & BRGRR! <oi. €16 003 Snow <., Cloudy 110 Rain . Ptcloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear, Cloudy Clear cloud : Clondy Clondy Clear lear Clear Clear Cloar ! Clear. Clotdy Clondy Fosey foudy b 80.2 8016 98 3014 Card of A@anks. GARCIA. We wish to express to friends and relatives our sincere heartfelt gratitude for the kind attention, eympathy- and beautiful flowers during the short illness and at the death ol our darling baby, BENJAMIN GARCIA HIS' MOTHER AND FAMILY. * Peaths. BECKETT. On Monday. November 1. 1926, at his_residence. 310 10th st. se . UEL V. L., beloved husband of the late Annie E “Beckett. Funeral from chapel of Wm. H. Sardo Co., 412 H et ne.. on Thursday. November 4. at 10:50 ani. Interment (private) at Congression: Cemietery 3 BLANLUET. On Tuesday, November 2. 1028, at Children's Hospital, FRANCIS beloved son of Henri B. and Josephing Blaaluiet, in his Bth vear day. November 4. at Chapin st.: thence to Anthony’s Church, Brookland. D. C.. at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Ceimetery. BURGESS, November 1, 1926, ROBERT W.. aged 74. husband of Mary A. Burkess of ‘Meadows. Md Funeral from H. M Padgett's funeral parlors 11th st e at 10:30 am. Novemher 4. Inter meiy Congressional Cemetery. — Servier in chapel at cemetery COATES. Monday, November 1, Providence Hospital, EMMA B beloved sister of Mrs. Julia T Funeral eervices from Saffell's chapel and H ste. n.w.. on Thursday. November 4. at R:30 am. Requicm at St ph's Church at 9 am. Interment nt Olivet Cemetery. EDSON. On_Tuesday, November 2, at_the residence of her daughter, Mabel E. Albertson. st. § J. EDSON nera ‘24 at the Ne 924 New York ave T, . ONo: vember 4. at 2 p.m. Inierment Fond du Lac. Wis. 3¢ FIELDING 1928, at ‘his residence. Whe Md., CARY H FIELDING. beloved hustand of Roberta Flelding (nee Hause). Funeral (private from his late residence on Friday. Nove ber ‘5 at 11 am. Interment Louden Park. Md B GAUVREAU. On Wednesday. November 3, 1924, BERNICE L. bel daughter of Tda M. Gauvreau ffiee Werle) and the Inte Frederiek Guuvrean. Funeral fromy her late residence. No day. November 6. X mads "at St. Martin's Church at § Relatives and friends invited. Intermeni St. Mars's Cemetery. 5e GERRODETTF. On Mondas 1926, at his residence ISAAC, beloved husband hoth Gerrodette and father Gerrodetts, Eunerak sery i Festdence om Wednesday. - Novemb 8 pm. *Relat termest in isn. N. ¥ (Jersey Cifs, visase cony | JONES. Entered into eternal rest Monday Novomber L, 1926 at 4 am.. at her rest dence, 613 € st."a.e.. ALICE. beloved wifs of "donn H._ Jones and loving mother of Sire. 'Ella_ Henson, George S_and Alberts Jones, ~ Funeral Thursday. November 4 8t 1:30 pm. from Ebenezer M. E. Church 4th and D sts. se. Relatives and {riends invited. 4 KING. Suddenly. on No: the homegof his ¢ Cleaver, Brooklyn, XN. KING. LIGHT. On_November 2. 14 a.m.. HOWARD LEROV LI beloved eon of Mr. and Mrs. Light. Funeral from his late 3405 10th &t. ne., Thursday, Nov 1:30 pan. Interment at Gl Cemetery. DYS. On October 28, 1926, after a ehort OL D on, FLOE T iCHMAN O1DYS ‘W ed wife of Capt. Robert ins reeting at Hysong's pa t. nw. Funeral services at ‘hirch. 18th and Church &te . Grember 4. at 2 pm Tntcrment ton Natlonal = Cemetery following services. 3 INK. Entered Into_eternal rest Mon- day. November 1. 1026. at 4:30 a.ni, &l her residence. 1472 You st n.w.. ELIZ- ABETH PINKNEY (niea Louden). de. Voted wife of the late Louis Pinknes and s'ster of Mrs. Carrie Lightfoot of Ale ria. Ve Mrs. Eva Hilton, Hattie and Charles “Louden. ~She leaves one brother-indaw. two nephews, ‘one niece and other Felatives and friends. Remains n T. Rhines' fu chapel s.w. Funeral Thursday. our and COATES Rogers 5th Novembar 1 Thursday on 3 and By G mber_2, 10 iter, Mrs, € ¥ Howard dence, pior 4 uwood St vember 4, at 1 pm.. from her late resi: dence, 1822 You st. n.w. Intermeut Alex- andria. Va, z ‘PERTUS. On Tuesdas, 3 R e M residanee. 2043 Upton. ot. nw. CHARLES RUPEKTUS, beloved hus: and of Augustina Rupertus. ~Funeral Tiom his lute fesidence on Thirsday. No- at 2 oclock p.m. ¢ shington, D. € will convens November Lodge. No. 3 ] Wednesday, purpose of of sortow’ et e hitia k0 thie memory bi bur It g ribiie to remory of our late [isther. CHARLES 'RUPERTUS. who heses to tRe Grand Lodse of the Here: eedstvember o, 1088, Announcement 4 arrangements will be made at sossion. T ECOLLIFLOWER. Exalted Ruler. Attest: W 8. SHELBY. tary SHEETZ, Suddenly y o arwe, . SILAS aud - brothier ! F ) Pin November 1 Holmeasd Tushand of of Katie on Tuew sidence, nera 1 e ¥ On Tuewlay the residence of ¥ Novembes M. Jub 605 10 9" Peaths. On November 2. 1926, at H ORENCE V1 of Michael so! orember 2. 1036, SOMMERS (e ni mother of Jonn 1. Havers, ik = and mother of John L. Rivers, meral from her Jate fesidenco. 603 Taglos et tw Thireday. Novemher 4. at .30 nm Titerment Glenwond Comotors. Reine ves andfriends invited to attend. 3 STEPPER. < on Tuesday, Noveme ber 2, 1026, ‘at his recdence. 115 P st L JOHNA “heloved hushand of Mabei Stepper. Funegal from His late resl- dence November 5 at 2 p.m. friends_nvited to attand. nwood Cemetery ¥ . on November SEORGE i Defla Vermiliion g W fon ‘of the v the | enly at 3 ihenee” fa % Charen, *whiirn “maka will’ b 3 am ertives S thende ine e, terment Mouut Olivet Cemetery WARD. _On Mondar. Novemher 1 L{'IM‘LR'!;\}Z' “b‘“h‘ numl“ eral wi he held privately from W. W. Deal's funeral home. 816 I st ne.. on Thursday November 4, 10 am. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetors: YOUNG, at’® fon liver MOORE YOUNG r. Youns. Va. at 8730 am.. 50 vears Sovember of Magnie ne! Jaon In Memoriam. BABBINGTON. brance ‘of m: BINGTON, years ago to In sad and loving rememe ho devaricd s, lilg clohi o departed tiis e ay. Noveaar 3. 1918, < Thou art cone. but not forgotten, Fresh my love shall alwivs be, For as lonk a3 there is memory 1 shall always thipk of thee. 1S MOTHER. * A _tribute of love to the memory - son and brother. GEORGE R. o departel (s Ll one year - BRENT. of our BR| aKo. Some may When it But_little o That we <ufte HIS FATHER AND SISTERS BRENT. Tn sad of our dear pal. ¢ Ieft s one o think times v th ara forgotten, S us smile, Inow the heartaches all the whi SiOTHER." BROTRERS t Joting rementhrance JRGE R. BRENT. who > today, November ke i st ppAnd e could have fiyed his beat The gatis of Heavan Gpered And’Gad valled Kim home to rest Sadly missed ABEIE AND GENB. * CLARKE. 1Ir ead hut loiinz. remembrance af oug deae mofer, JEXNIECLARKE who' departed thix life sears 886 » today. November . 1018 - CHILDREN. * HER DEVOTED remembrance of my 1E B FURLONG. who this Tifn soven years ago 1910 In my heart yonr memory lingars. Tenderly. &weetly. foud and true: There is 56t & day. dear mother, That T du not think of you YOUR LOVING SON. ALBERT W LONG HOWE 1 bt To hand w FENTON HOWES, ‘who depirted this 1ife thirteen vears ngo, Notember 2. 1913, HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * MILSTEAD. Sacred to the memory of eur dear ittia ughter. In _ead her. L1i from FUR . iher & u sailed away 2 ath's uncharted sear You' stil’ live within our hearts, MOTHER. DADDY AND GRANDMA. * TINNE the memory of my dear ther, T I TINNEY. ~ wha answered God's call fhree scars asn Lo a5, November 5 oy Ob, uch & sad. sad longin becp down 1 my heart: today To_see once 1in my dear father, ‘Who fov the triest acd bast There that_death cannot_sever, Loce and’ reme five forever And’ when on earth 1 breathe no more Tl ment ¢ father. on the heavenly LY DAUGHTER SUSIE. TINNEY. In sad but loving_remembrance of our dear hushand and father. DENNIS I TINNEY. who_departed this life thres years ago todas. November He cave no one a last 1 He' <qiil go0d-by 1o b Hia Toving heart fust e And beore we knew 1t WIF but d a link loving memory of_our and father., HARVEY C. parted_this ife suddenty day. November 3, 1021, So sad. &0 sud n. was the call His death sur il : al . Perhaps some uny. we 1y When we meet aeain in HIS LOVING WIFE WINSLOW. 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