Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1927, Page 9

Churches Pastorless. Special Dispatch to The Star SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. churches pastorless time, due to resigna flelds. its five Va., ¢ GROSNER'S SARIE We know that vour new fall suit is here —because any man who expects to pay $40 to $45 for his suit will be quick to appreciate this opportunit THIS IS THE GOOD NEWS— Special Fall Purchase of $40 and $45 NEW FALL SUITS Marked special at 75 New Fall Patterns—New Fall Models— Everything W about them—No charge for alterations—sce them in our windows. Remember there is a certain style about a DIS. NEY HAT that you'll notice the minute you come in and see them. YEAR ago we announced the final perfection of oil heat with the new Silent Nokol—and en- joyed the best year in the history of our business. Onlytwoweeksagotherefollowed anotherannounce- ment, made possible by the tremendous sales of the past year—that you could buy the pioneer oil burner, the nationally-known, muonally-accepted Nokol as low as $395, Quality brings volume sales—Volume sales bring lower prices 8cores of home owners who recognized Nokol for ‘what it was worth seemed to be waiting for these glad tidings—-scores of home owners who felt they were entitled to the best that money could buy in the field of automatic oil heat but who were just waiting to get Nokol at the price they felt able to pay. The New S tember 13.—This town has three of at ions to THE EVENING STAR, WASHTINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1927.° BENNETT B. SMITH DIES the terred at St. Marys City, Md., After Rites Tomorrow. enne't B Smith, 74 years old, AFTER LONG ILLNESS| rmer Hotfl M'\n Will Be In- for | Queally nd former owner of ‘h. Vendome Hotel on Pennsylvania avenue, died at the r sidence of his daughter, Mrs, |} Jessie Heitmuller, 4410 Fifie street, Sunday. He had been in | health for the past al yes tuneral services will ba conducted Heitmuller's residency tomor nir 1t 9 o'clock Rev. J. J. will officiate. Interment will !mnny years in the hotel business here | b row m South end of Highw: Drive down 14th. | to field. Electric c s, ports All Day—Priz Flying 9 A.M. A Double-Length Flight for a Single Fare COLUMBIA HEIGHTS AERIAL CARNIVAL ALL DAY WEDNESDAY (Or First Pleasant Day) AT HOOVER FIELD v Bridge—within 10 minutes of Avenue. . 9th and Pa. or 13th and Pa. direct h and Pa Free Admission to Field and Sports Parachute Jumps, 11 and 2:30 s—Aerial 2 to Dark—to Park Road, You Owe This Chance to OLUMBIA HEIGHT BUSINESS MEN’S ASSOCIATION Phone Col. 7488 ents « It —Motion Pictures—Decorations Old standards of quali new standards of value There is no longer any reason or excuse for accepting anything less than Nokol —no reason for installing the experi- mental, “just as good” kind of oil burner built down to a price. For now, in the smaller sizes you can get the samie oil burnerthatisnowservingin 38,000 homes ~—the same oil burner that was selected by themajority of America’sautomotive manufacturers and engineers, the oil burner primarily responsible for the present development of the industry— at as little as you'd pay for the other kind. Acttoday and solve the heating problem forever Now is the time to make your decision—to free your famlly forever from the drudgery of the coal shovel—to $50 puts Nokol in your home complete with automatic safety and operating controls give them not an experiment but a certainty~—the great- est degree of comfort and care- free heat ever devised by man. Don't putit off,for wearerap- idly approaching the peak of the selling season and we'll be able to give your installation better care and attention now than later. Every indication pointstoashortage ofoilburn- ers this fall and the socner you place your order the less chance there would be for disappointment, Comeintodayandseethenew SilentNokolinaction.Ifthisis notconvenient,phoneorwrite for anappointmentormailthe coupon fordetailedinformation. ® ilen AUTOMATIC HEATING 1719 Conn. Ave. North 627 The Dividing Line between the antiquated and the modern home is automatic oil heat about visin 11, b Miss moved e at St. Marys City, Md., mith was born. Mr. Smith 50 ye hotel business . He wi America olden Eagl de his where Mr. me to Washington ago and entered the retiring about 15 year A member of the So nd the Knights of tI daughter he leaves h, and broth ., both of this ci teachers un E. i. Merritt, super principal of Divisions 10 were advi today to meet lay morning 10 o'clock at ‘leveland § ad of the Sum er School nally announced Merri xplained, has flices from the Sumner tc ind. The Cleveland School at I h and T stree to see through things and see through. he Cleve s located YEARS’ FREE SERVICE unconditional i and mate Oil_Heater. 1 DAY, Demol sy rms D O1L HE. And_an workma “Ch Wot a Nite” —was last nite (opening nite) tim nite's still’ anothe Meyer Syncopators—Al Kamons directing. | 13th sT. 3£ —small monthly payments starting in October. No ad- ditional installation costs. 60-gal. tank included. This size for small bungalow or average row house. Here are a few prominent Nokol owners in Washington 1—Hon, Harry 8. New, Postmaster Gn-nml 2—Admiral William S. Benson, U. S. N. 5—Harry Wardman 4—Dr. James T. Cahll 7 Dr. 9—Mrs. Archibald Hopki O—John C. Letts 11=W. W, Brid 12—Hugh Reilly 13—Godfrey M, | 1i—Capt. J. R. Edie 3—Senator H. Porter Dale i—Gen. E. A. Helmlick, Inspector Genewal, U. €. A rederick Bancroft 8—Mrs. J. Borden Harriman , Corporation Counsel, D. C. S. Tait, Combustion En and many others m U PAT.OFF, AUTOMATIC 0IL HEATING FOR 7 7 // Na: //Mdnu ” /" AUTOMATIG HEATING CORP. 1719 CONN. AVE, HOMES 7 R B s Please send me your new book on OIL HEAT FOR HOMES nd | the | Lawyer Dies | Former Wa cumbs in Canton, Ohio. re 1. Hale, formerly of on. died Wednesday In C: . where he had been en, shington Resident Suc- were held in Canton Saturday. . Hale, ived by a Marie Schmidt of Washington year-old da and his mother Alr jarbour and rnham, both of Wash- nded Central High nher of the Ma- anis Club, who was 34 years old, is TUCSON, A | Mrs. Phoebe ind author dian lore, today. M. of on dances and culture, n In- died District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy nd warmer tonight, tomorrow fair. Maryland—Local showers this after- noon, mo. cloudy and. somewhat rrow fair. udy and warmer Thermome 6; 12 mid st tempers 4:20 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, m. tod Temperature same date last year— Highest, 79; lowes Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Low tide, zh tide, 9:17 row—TLow tid high tide, 55 occurred at Today- p.m.; hi Tomo 441 p.m 10:30 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose 5:47 a.m.; sun sets 3:28 am. m. and .'Llll p.m. >, 4:20 a.m. and 10:07 a.m. and Toda 6:21 p.an. Tomorr sets 6:20 2 Moon 8:02 a.m.; Condition of the Great F: r Harpers Ferry—Potomae and Shen- andoah Rivers, clear this a.m. “(‘utlu’r in Various Cities. w—Sun rises . 5:48 a.m.; sun sets 8:03 p.m. Water. Temperature 3 Statlons. clondy Cloud; il Pt.cloudy Clondy Clear Cloudy i1 .06 oidy Cloudy clondy y Toud 1«1:“ aining Cloudy FOREIGN, (8 am.. Greenwich time, today.) Statior emperature. Weather Part cloudy Cloudy art cloudy cloudy ian, Porto X Cuba, Canal Zon HOUND—Owner please call Adams 388! BRELTA on F star oflicé. © LOST. BAR PIY, platinum. th hetween ‘Treasury and D day affernoon or evenin 5 D. Miles, Gordon Hote BOOK. _pocket_size, black _ containing _business addresses Thom 101, Vietor Dide. i DOG, € volice markinzs, weari Uiy Geo. B ifhompson, W pont_Cirel Rewar 16th and Star_office. . lady's. sillc: between 18th Circle, via 16th st.; BOOK and Bible, | ving_ingold h on at 20th and B Vlenso “Wiikht. ' PURSE. bluo 14th near Park rd.: aoieward: white checked, beaded. on contained about $3 ‘and Apt. 105, 1705 Lanier. cen Tth and ¥ jon. aining mone Liberal reward. Main 5100, Branch old, set with dia- SHRINE, Rk Sur’ and Col. road. monds, 1 Reward. WA SETO and’ & ats: nw. WEST POINT PIN. Vi shaped with eagle with spread wings: sil- ver: valued for association by mother who s it Reward “felenhone | Berwyn 7. Mra R. B 14 WRIST WATC lost on Frida} ity oRl S 11hHISEE: bao, ptember 9, after 5 p.m. between State. War and Navy Building and Brooks’ on G _st. Reward. Address Box Star office, or Room 247, Sta ¥ Buildin NN s o B Sfi Tfiivfofihn Fitoge Fr 4075, %’ OW. SIMON DIES IND. C. HOSPITAL Son of Rabbi Simon Had Made Record in College and as Lawyer. Leo W. S attorney and mon, prominent young son of Rabbli Abram Simon of the Washington Hebrew Congregation and former president of the Board of Education, died in Emergency Hospital early today after a short iliness. Mr. Simon had distinguished him- as a scholar in the public schools s U nivers ty Univer: w hool, and in his five y ctice here had come to be recog- zed by members of the bar as one of the promising young lawyers of the District. ve of California. Born in Sacramento, Calif., Febru- ary 21, 1899, Mr. Simon came to Washington with his parents in 1904. He went through primary and grade hools here and was graduated from 1 High School in 1916, winning cholarship to Johns Hopkins Uni- ersity. Entering Johns Hopkins in the Fall of 1916, he covered the four-year bachelor of arts course in three years, getting his degree in 1919, in spite of an absence of several months, while serving in the World War as a lieuten- ant in the Army. Followi graduation from Johns Hopkins University he entered the etown Law School in 1919 and was graduated in 1922. receiving his LL. B. degree. He took postgraduate work th and in 1923 received his master of law degree. He was admitted to the bar of the District of Columbia Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals in 1922 and in the early part of that year was ad- mitted to practice before the Supreme ourt of the United States. He was associated with the law firm of Ad- kins & Nesbit. ‘While at Johns Hopkins he was awarded the Omicron Delta Kappa key for combined scholarship and s leadership and the Phi Beta appa key for scholarship. He was a member of the Town and Country Club. Mr. Simon is survived by his par- ents and a brother, David R. Simon. He was unmarried. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of his parents, with whom he made his home, 3722 Harri- son street, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in the Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemete Tributes to His Memory. Tributes were paid Mr. Simon to- day by Jesse C. Adkins, former As- ant United States Attorney Gen- al, his law associate, and by Justice rederick L. Siddons. Mr. Adkins de- scribed Mr. Simon as an able lawyer who in four short years at the bar had won the admiration of several of the justices and had given promise of a great future. He asked that ap propriate mention be made in the rec- ord of the court over Mr. Simon's passing. Justice Siddons readily acceded to the request and deciared that the passing of such a young man on the threshold of life is a severe. loss to the bench, the bar and the commu nity. To any one acquainted with | the high ideals of citizenship of his distinguished father it would be sur- prising, the court stated, if the loss ss than the man of high ideals and clean living as described by Mr. Adkins, :ughter was born and Mrs. John Brooklyn Hos- receive the name Mrs. Van Wagoner Armistead_Hull, nd Mrs. Peyton of Washington, D. C. Deaths. September 12 hode Islar Randolph Hu1i . beloved daughter of and Mary T. Bennett. om her late residence on Wed- nesday, September 14, at 8:30 a.m.. th St.” Martin's Chiirch, where Tequie will be sung for the repose of h Relatives and friends invited. Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 V'i"l!”" l;n]ltmldl A » helove John E." Benton. _Funeral services at |I1L- residence on We sday, September at 2 pm Interm private. (‘"\ E _Departed this life nl hrr reud:lm‘e Foote st. n Sunday, Sohtenmer 11165 SARARX: Doleesd e ot Georsis W Chase She. l«-u s to mourn their loss. 8 3, 3 sons, 21 grandchildren. 2 sters and A host of ()\M' relatives and_frienc She died in !\ll]'ryumnh‘ Christian faith. Fu ‘\rdnril September 14, at 1_o'cl from W A. M. E. Church, Benning, D.C. R . pastor. 13¢ CHOATE September 12. 1927, at midnight, at Riverside. Calif. " ALICE FLEMING CHOATE. widow of Warren R. Choate of Rockville, Md." Notico of funeral here- Departed this life Monday. Septem- 1927 at 3:45 p.m., Do’ Frees st. th m‘m ed hushand_of ed nw. W A Metilda DIZKI and father of Maggie Burlev, Katie Smith, Charles and Frank Diggs. e of furieral hereafter. DONALDSON. ' On Tuesdny, September 13, t_her residence. 2607 Military rd.. 'TE COLLET. bcln\e(l wife of Rn‘nxt Golden Donaldson. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. LY. Septomber 10 1027, at Farm. H.. Briz. Gen. Wlhl-‘lELD BT BarRLY U 8O A retired terment Arlington Nafional Cemetery. No- tice of funeral later 13 R. Mond gidence NANNIE FUL. loved wife of the Funeral from her late ‘residence. 23 orth Capitol st.. on ursday morn tember 15, at" 030 o'cloci. thencs. 10 8t. Aloysius Church. where solemn high requiem mass will be sung at 10 o'clock for the Tepose of her soul. Relatives and . Ki Gl s 'R, Division 2 T Au e O TS arices_the Geath: of our sister. (nee _Sullivan). late John J. Fulle ed to meet at her late residence, 2210 North Capitol st 8 o'clock Wedneaday evening. ~NELLIE BROWN KELSER. President. * FULLER. Comrades of Gonzaga Council. 1 meet _at the home of our late domrate. NANNTE FO LLER, Wednestay, feptember 14. 1027, at § to arrimigs for funeral, ADIE PRAPP. Pres. CATHERINE ASHLEY. Sec. GOTTLIEB. On Monday, September 12, 1927, at 10-30 pm. at the residence of her son. William H. Gottlieb_ 21" Quincy st Chevy Chase. Md. KIT GOTTLI Funeral from the dhove address on Wed: nesday, September 1%, at 2 pm.. Inte ment {private) at Glenwood Cemietery. * doy Secial qmeeting of Naomi 0. E. S alled on Wed- Temple, to New T Siotore M P KT GO P ER By order of the W M. M. H. GOULD. See. HILEY. On Monday, September 12. 1927, at résidence, 3015 14th st. n.w.. EUGE eloved husband of ‘Miry Ellzabetn and father of eight children, in his 7t Sear. Fineral from . the - Nevius funeral home. 924 New York,ave. n.w. Wednesday. Soptember 14, at 2 pam. terment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. - JOMNSON. On Tucsdas, Scptember 13. 1027, 5.am. at 703 Gth st. n.w., ESSTE V. JOiNSON “(nee Davis). beloved wife of John E. Johnson, devoted sister of Helen Thomas. Susie Key of Charles Coun- ty. Md.: Laura Greene. Emma Toliver, Florence' Thomas.~ Georgs Thomas and James Davis of Washingion. D. C."and a host of other relatives and frieuds.” Notlce of funeral hereafter. JOHNSON. Departed this life Sunday, tem! . 1027 at 1:50 p.m. after a brief ilincge, at his residence, 1343 at. n.w. MARTIN ALEXANDER JOHN- SON. " béloved husband of Martha John. %on. 'son of the late Lewis and Catherine Johneon, father of Ernestine Taylor. Ber- tha Hamilton. uncle of Ethel Wilson. Edith Robinson, Rissell Pate, and for years a faithful émploye of Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture. 2] monrn his 10ss other relatives and a host of friends. Funeral Wednesd 1:30 p.m., from Union W 237d st. between L and C. williams. pastor. JOHNSON. Crispus Attucks Rellef Associ n'.{! aniounices the'deat of Brother MAK TIN JOHNSON, on ){und-{ it be 1 'SURLLS, Secretarz, =t — mes. 2 Spptember 9, 1027 beloved "o Catholle 1y resting at g sylvania ave; pontifical high reaiiiem at St. Ma X Chiien, on Wed= nesday at 10 am. Inter- ment & n Cemetery, Dube MGROARTY. on_Sevte X Yorlk Cf O RERT B is life on Sunday. mat G THADDE!'S MiNOR. t Church. 1st st Funeral 1 p.m. will gt Sunday ember ington. On M patal y\'m‘ M tember 12 1 PURD ¢ Lar Grove, Intern SMITH. Departe e 13,16 idence ¢ <t n.w Re tives . Trinity] City. " Md. conviy ST and Marye HOMAS. ustus Thonias and Owen mother_of Robe: Tho H Sad thence io Eben 4th and D _sts. éptember 14, 1 o' tives and friends invited. 1 pilddenty. at Emergency pital Sentember 11, 1 BARLES R woolon Janie Woodson and_lov friend of Irene F Hannah and Parthina Woodson, — Notice of funeral later. (Philadelphia. Atlantic City and_ Baltimiore papcrs. please cons.) YATE] at G id Ho: WIN. beloved faf Yates of the Mayq 3 Funeral from Hanlon's ‘mo: 641 H st. ne. Wednesday. t 2 pm. Inferment In Memoriam. In ead but loving r¢ AMES H. ght years agzo today, nee ate re E. Church, cor. husband & and devote: and_brother o On Sunday. September 12, ital, CHARLE ntember. 14, wood Cemetery, nce of GOK. awho, de- Sep- COOK. our dear father. parted this life tember 13 1919. “Gone, but not forgotten." ROY AND CARRIE. * FOWLER. Tn sad but loving remembrance of my beloved wife, LAURA E. FOWLER of Forestville. Md.. Who fell aslcep one year ago today. September 13, 1926. Forget you? No, T never will. I loved you then, I love you still, Your memory is ‘as dear today As in the hour you passed away. Gone. but not forgotte: HER 1OVING HUSBAND, GEORGE W. FOWLER. FOWLER. In memory of our dear mother, TATHE B FOWPER.Who posced away one year ago today, September 13. 1926. What happy days we once enjoyed, When we were all together. Bat. oh. how changed it all'is now. Since mother has gone to_heave YOUR LOVING <ON AND DAUGHTER; IN-LAW. GEORGE B. AND RUTH A. . Sacred to the memory of our dear 'son. LOUIS H. GRAVES. Jr. who assed away one year ago today. Septem- ber 13, 1976, HIS MOTHER AND FATHER. * GREENE. = Sacred to the memory of my father, GEORGE H.. who_ departed 3}5"1"’73 one year ago today, September GRAV Gone, but not_forgotten. DAUGHTER. ADELLA. ¢ WALE. Tn memory of mv dear husband, CHARLES WESLE who departed this life September 13. 1!!38 Not passed away the low So Fich. &0 pire. 40 true, But perfected above Ever to endure. Not_hushed, the pleasant song That usell to greet my ear. But amid the angel song. Sounding more sweet and clear, The voice of my dear husband T seem to hear. HIS' WIFE, MARY C. HALE. * TYSON. DAWSON. Tn memory of our de- voted mother. FLORE! YSON, who died three years ago_toda: ter, URSALINE DAWSON vears ago. Every day brings sweet memories, Every memory brings a tear: Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of ones we loved so_dear. THEIR CHILDREN AND SISTERS, DIE, ANNE. REBECCA. SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance of our darling _son. MAURICE JOSEPI SMITH. who died so su rnl\'oteven years . and loving sie- who died four AD- one years. Sincg death strangely bade déar Maurice. all the ch. Cannot take vou from our hearts. MAMMA AND DADDY. *® WHITE. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear husband. WILLIAM H. WHITE, who departed this life nine years ago to- day. September 13, 1915. Like ivy on a withe Vhen other thin Jav for sou will Funeral Dire Ligéry 1n couneetion Commor Crematoriams, Moder- W._Call_M._1385 Ww. Wa.'ren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St N.W. jhcoe ree oo Estaviishea_iN41 Timothy Hanlon 641 B St NE Phone L5843 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 8t NE f? Motern Chabel Lincoln 524 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. vEN N W : MR e Thiestiona _Main 2473 P. A. TALTAVULL TALTAVULL. Mer. T Ay o 4 1879, CHAS S ZURHORST Autoniis W. W. Deal & Co, . 816 A St NE LINCOLN 8200 ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the Original WR.S PEARE Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 {*57urorn: ASyrsatseorst. JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Mode! Cnapel Atlantte 1700 Private_Ambulance Auto_Service T. F. COSTELLO 1724 N_Camitol St NORTH_7978. V. L SPEARE CO. ieithy 'Ilh lh‘: o'flmh. lflmlfl“ o‘ e ieh Phoe Frank 6626 1009 HSENW. Phoy Formerly 940 F St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Promot Auto Delivery Service Artistic—eXDressivo—inex pensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs. $5 and up. .- CALLMAWWSIOR .. GEO. C. SHAFFER CXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. 'I)Dl ,Ourm y Store, Jdth & Eye