Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 9

tion will meet, 8 o'clock, in Wilson Normal School. Goodwill Chapter, O. E. 8., will give a_ benefit musical and supper, 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. H. S. Wilban, 1 Seventeenth street. Health talk by Dr. G. V. Sheckells. The Business Women's Council will meet in annual session in the lecture | room of the Church of the Covenant. Willilam A. Eisenberger will lead Bible class from 645 to T:15 clock. Installation of new officers. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Rev. Dr. Ignatius Smith, prior of | the Dominican College in Brookland 1l lecture, 8 o'clock, at the Knights | of Columbus Evening School. Subject: | “Philosophy and Life Toda ( The Clinical Club of Washington | will give a’ banquet, 7:30 o'clock, at the University Club. Scient papers will be presented by Dr. g!-hche Gill and Dr. Charles 1. Grif- Columbia Heights Citizens' Associa THE EVENING an afternoon and evening meeting at the Playhouse. Mrs. Campbell For- rester will speak of ““The Women of India,” and Miss Gladys Marks will be the soloist. At 8:15 o'clock Anne Tillery Renshaw, dramatist, will lecture on “Liberty and the Imagina- tion,” and the soloist will be Francis P. Heartslil. The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a business meeting, 8 o'clock, at 601 E street. FUTURE. The Woman's Missionary Society of Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church will hold a praise service tomorrow, 8 o'clock, in the Sunday school, Six- teenth and Monroe streets. Mrs. Zepp lvans will speak of her work in Africa. Lions Club, luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 o'clock, at the Mayflower Hotel. Dr. Thomas Parren. jr., will make an address and W. W. Gantz will sing. The annual ar_of Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27, O. E. S., will he held tomorrow and Thurs evenings at Joppa Hall, 4209 Ninth strect. Re- treshments and fancy work for sale. Dancing after 10 o'clock. The Hutradena Club_wiil meet to- morrow, 8 o'clock, at 1727 Thirteenth street, Holy Name Building. The Woman's Missionary Society of STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, o'clock. A play directed by Mrs, P. F. Snyder, will be a special feature. Lincoln Post, No. 3, G. A. R, will meet tomorrow, 2 o'clock, in G. A R. Hall. Court Bishop Carroll, Catholic Daughters of America of Marlboro, Md., will give its second annual card party tomorrow evening at the Wil- lard Hotel. The affair will be for the benefit of the convent at Mariboro. \*spah Council, No. 3, Daughters of erica, has pon(poned the dance scheduled for this evening until Oc- tob-- 11, in Potomac Savings Bank Hall. Phil Sheridan Woman's Reliet Corps will not meet tonight, owing to re- pairs being made in Grand Army Hall. Lincoln Post, No. 3, G. A. R., will . in Grand Army Steals Clock, Gets 180 Days. &arl Lovell won't need a clock for at least six months. Arrested yester- day by Policeman H. O. Hurd for stealing a clock valued at $1.50 from David Rose, colored, Lovell was sentenced to 180 days in jail, when THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair. Maryland and Virginla—Fair, slight- ly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair. West Virginia—Fair tonight, cooler in east portion; tomorrow parlly cloudy, rising temperature. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 75; 8 p.m., 76; 12 midnight, 67; 4 a.m., 67; 8 a.m,, 71; noon, 76. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.82; 8 p.m., 29.66; 12 midnight, 29.63; 4 a.m., 29.79; 8 a,m., 29.92; noon, 29.95, Highest temperature, 76, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 66, occurred at 3:45 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 88; lowest, 66. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:36 a.m. and 8:38 p.m.; high tide, 1:23 a.m. and 1:56 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:34 a.m. and 9:42 p.m.; high tide, 2:22 a.m. and 7 p.m. Condition of the Water. Great Falls, very muddy. Harpers Ferry—Potomac,» very muddy: Shen- , OCTOBER 4, 1927. GUY LEON PRESCOTT, 66. DIES IN MAINE Retired Linotype Operator Sur- vived by Widow, Son and Two Daughters. Guy Leon Prescott, 66 vears old, for many years a linotype operator for The Evening Star, died suddenly at his Summer home in Winthrop, Me., yes terday. Mr. Prescott was first employed by The Star in 1882. After working for several years he left Washington for a short period. He returned to work for The Star 1n 1888 and was employed continuously until retired in Novem- ber, 1926, He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith L. Prescott; a son, Ralph H. Prescott, night foreman of The Star composing room; two daughters, Mrs. Irene M. Brennerman of Fort Fla. and Mrs. Jeannette B. Whitne of Berkeley, Calif., and four grand- children, Miss Louise Fdith Prescott, Miss Margaret Whitney, Miss Betty Brennerman and Carl Brennerman. Mr. Prescott was a member of the National Union and the Columbia Dead in North -l Y L. PRESCOTT. MME SUN YAT SEN FETED. Beaths. October 1. 1027, years. the " beloved Mamie G. Lyon. ' Funeral from ook's funeral parlor. North and t aves. Baltimore, Md.. on . October 4. at 1 pm.’ Interment at ‘Louden Park Cémetery. 4 . On Mond JACOB O 1 of the of I H 1da V. Ri 2. Funeral lmm m. 310 Mitler, Ve, e on Thtieadat. Octobet naninterment Congressional emet (Baitimore. 3td.. vapers viease oy . MILL Aftention. Cen I°0. 0. F.: A special meeting s cailed for & nm.” Weaneiav, October & 1037, on_acecunt of the death of Brother JA- ¢oB" 0! MILLER. s mCarle 1 oble Grand. al Lodge, No. 1 £ 11 West Monroe st vy Chase. Md MARTHA ELIZABETH MORGAN. agod o is survived by _her son and & yrwood, Balti- v. October 5 “Interment Relatives and frien Mount " Olivet Ceme- Members of St. Theresa Holy v ara requested to be present of our deceased member, 1208 Male View b AUSPIN: see. convicted in Police Court today, by ‘Typographical Union. erian Church will Judge Robert E. Mattingly Metropolitan Presby i meet in the church tomorrow, 1 Washington's Finest Men’s Wear Store Denetiad hiilite Sunskrs Oetibes 31627, at Providence Hospital. MINNTE POSEY."devoted wife of Bernard Posey and mother of Ruth P She also le’l g host of other rela of funetal her the W andoah, very muddy this morning. 4 Funeral arrangements are to be an- Weather in Various Cities. nounced latet: ¥ Temperature. 22 —_— { AYTO DRIVER ABSOLVED | IN DEATHS OF TWO Man Into Who.» chhme Motor foreign min Cycle Crashed Exonerated eal regime i neaa mewcia oy Ovation in Moscow for Widow and Co-Revolutionist. MOSCOW, October 4 (). —Mm Sun Yat Sen, widow of the founde: of the Chinese Nationailst movement, arrived at Baku, Azerbaijan, today ompanied by lugene Chen, former of the so-called radi- Hankow. The two leaders were ¢ the local com Stations. * 3y Isw 150477 e W thenee to'St. Joseph's be said ‘at 10 am Abilene feni || Alpany . Atlanta Atlantic Baitimore Birmingham Biemarck Clear Clear Clear Holy in Cumberland ¥, Octaber spatch to The St CUMEERLAND, Cecil Ranolds of Grove the auto. alang. . 7 o b C. ce nn 0% D m Tee reming tae 4xir 6° Navenal agersiewn Weo i o2 Grecken- was absoved 0. axe Ranoles, en route to rHagerstown with his sister, Mrs. O. W. Morris of near Unfontown, Pa., remalned at the scene of the accident and later left for Hagerstown. He w: brought back yesterday for the investigation. Edward Socks, one of the motor cycle party, who spilled his machine to avoold running into the wreck, told the authorities Ranolds was on tho right side of the road. The bLody of Sncckenberger was sent to Ha town yesterday. . ¢ nerai *d_and helaved comrade, Past Commander-in-Chief JAMES TANNER, and_ thus_man; the hichest esteem of haracter and anpreeia. services th our order and Ty order of £ SR Olcta. Omaiva " | Philadelohi ehurel Shu Bortland M Portland.Ore hNC hushand. o mourn brothers, _threc Wl mother. two and a host of relatives t teenth Street October 5. 2203, ST 2w 23 Bas 211939239003 -t e BAERNIREIRIRIILIIBANITILIRR: 29 . 2998 052 20 #0.00 Lake 29.82 n“ Antonio 30:0% n_Diego. . 20 & Franmiseo 200 st Couts.. . 401 2, 383 berdeen” of Tan or Black at §13 Above is illustrated the Caifs! A all. Funeral from lw residence “K11 E et ge.. Wednesda: O 5.10 a.m. Interment private, .0n Monday. October n h, Pt.cloudy V. nu KERSON. R. M. Cloudy Clear ou’ve probably donned your new Fall hat—now glance at the other extreme! Both Nettleton Shoe Shops are blooming with fine shoes —Ilasts to fit every fool—patterns correct for Fall. $12.50 to $18. “Hettleton Shoes For Sale in Washingion at Rich’s Goldheim’s 1409 H Street Thursd Reguiem Eniiren at B olock invited. FOREIG! (8 n.m.. Greenwich time. today ) Stations, Temperature. Woather. | London, England. 6 | Paris, France. Vienna, Austri; Berlin. " German: Covenhagen, _Den Stockholm, 'Sweden . Gibraltar, “Soaii . Horta (Faval). Azores. Hamilton. Bermuda. Cnn Juan. Pnrln Rico. na, nd friendy Interment 3t. Olivet Cemetery, 5% Denarted this life s SARIA WL SON the devoted A New White Value 7 ady's. am st.. Mount r.” Phone Hyatts, 6361, = E = Bonze and A special price on a fine, even- textured white broadcloth. Col- lar attached or neckband. All sizes and sleeve lengths. Plain white—but still lots of style. $79.15 t. hetween L and M st ¢ Annapolis.” Md. Doxn in_pea Unon the He, 1 Part cloudy Clea . Trom the Thied Tipilse Cloudy = E i Qi 57 hotne. in sts. N, JTED WIFE. S : | AYERS. Al members jof Sutie, B, S : ward, _Please return Council, RO210. of St Tk 3 lin_ 43713 i o s 1 y : . light kasha cloth with brown x)llnr Fridag. on Capital Traction ur W ine Teating at. the funeral parlo 4 Rock Society Mrs. MARIA 1 Wednesdye: Octaher 5. from the Third Baptist T SR President; LUCINDA LEWIS” Aeting Secere 000G On Monday, October 1 cloved wifo’ of THenry éral on Wedn fel l]v;u- lock 'Pfl;fl ||(‘P| late H eni e 11 5. Friond AYERS. By K ly Dmltrll(vln:rlam N]flll\l‘l On_ Sunday. 0 om H Zurhorst C. 8. Zurhorst, Jr. Supremacy 71 years of Faithful Service fn Wash- ington and vicinity has established the supremacy _of ZURHORST'S — careful mortuary services, Moderate prices. ‘Ambulance, auto livers and chapel. ZURHORST Marticians EST. 1857 Milburn T. Zirkle, Mar. " 301 E. Capitol St. _Lincoln 372 E. BROOK, W, m g-mh»rs of A .mued. Octoher 2. 1-w at at her residence. 1013 18(H st. hort ilinees. Mrs. JO- the devoted mother of 0. Young and tha late Moliie Thomas and the heloved eister Mattie T Tee." Funeral from Congrezational _Church. 13th v Wednewiay, Oetabier 5."at g Relatives and friends are vited 10 dttend. 4 . Members of the Lincoln Mutual Relief Asscistion pre requested to attend e funeral of our late sister. JOS YOUNG, Wednesdar, October 5 A Congregational Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street At 1 Beverly. “three uncles and a fricnds, _Kemains . Rhines & \M-Km RING. silver. Oct Congrossional_Library i CatninE: & papkin. " Wil the fuer kindi leave it at 226 A et se.? Reward. als L "or it notified I w fromi Plima 1t e o from " bivers ble above sie cop 1927, e articles. while' Luer. car at Oth and B n.w., YOUNG. li: 1:20 pm. Reward! hoarding | Monday. ber _m:- faneral of - Wednesiay. October Plsmouth Conkreza- PEBECEA DR HASE GREEN, In Memoriam. | BRAXTON. A tribute of love and remem- brance to my dear annt, CARRIE BRAX- ‘nniqulh life ten years ago WO Years Ago Today We Offered Our First Homes for Sale in Olivet Cemetery. | 4 CHURCHILE, Octol Sth st. RATLROAD TICKET aoie D Detween 13th and Pa Reward. who deo eu'l L. brown, between U . October Lyon Villige, Lee highw 5 apparel. Reward. 85e ETTER. malc, white with o ticks, license No. 11711: straved from Morrison st.. Chievy ‘Chase. D. ¢ 2 L.F ‘hlen —and ‘it has been a great source of pleasure and encouragement to hear men and women of local and national reputation in community development give their praise to the work we have done in ove for you will And never nass ow. HEE DEVOTED NEFHEW. W. J. TAY- ) In <ad hut losing rememhrance car stop_ 29, A belween Reward. (00 N n_w day. October ) D et 5w and o Mary | povso to_the memory of my ther, WITLAAM (ISAM) DODSON, o died threo sears ago today. October . Wwho holds the seven etars in his hand, ampers tha wind for the sharn Tamb, HIZ DEVOTED SON. GEORGE S. DQD- ¢ | FERGUSON, dear hov. 1 tod this toher 4. 19 In life T id my hest for him, i death T dia bhon & 5e America’s Smartest mlll.l's Colony of English Group Homes large. Waitnam Spring WiLLEAS Tn loving remembrance ot my 1 of Ana A M FERG TUSON, who de- & tws vears ago today. Oc- WILL_lady Drug Store on F Adams 6 JAMES T.RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Atignte 1700 — COS'InLLO ol St NORTH_7978 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the siccessors Of nor connectea with the original . Soears estallixh- "oosHSt.Nw 0 found purse in_Peon yegterday at noon viease at o e a A VILLAGE IN THE CITY Nine Minutes ,", n.‘..' Circle \\\TTTI In sad but lovine rememe nce 0f one dear mother and _erand- her. LUCTA GIOVANNETTI, who de- at m parted s Lfe nine vears axo todaj. Oc- onal Cemetery. October 1, 11 the residence of st. tm\,,r our hearts Tone for vou: Tt's lonecome in many wavs: For Tif~ is not the sime to us » vou were callad away. vour emiling face. e fo vecall: adle vord for each ail HTE S illiam * H v f $11,500 to $14.250 a AROT. DAY E, A ANPDALGHT) ITH. 1l but_loving remembrance nioter. SCSTE HARRIS. who Tifa eight years ago today. hingel. w.n:m- Cregratoriuthn, M, W Wa:ren Taltavull_ 14th; & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 13034 M St. N.W A “Timothy Hanlon a4 B St NE Phonn 1A% oo Sardo & Co. ! 3 v ia 1:;:”:‘—:\0 where my daughter « an:\tc Limousine Ambulance | e ; ¥ A el ¥ N Lincoln 524 S . weet i3 the memory. " Frank Geier’s Sons 'Co. Flowera may wither, SEVENTH ST. 2473 e 2473 “When we build let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight nor for present use alone. Let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when those stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say, as they look upon the Tabor and wrought substance of them, ‘See, this our fathers did for us’.” JOHN RUSKIN ot onr de ary of my dear b denarte t: s Wi ine _remembrance N tor, TOSEPHINE KELL <" life nine years ago todas, Arlingtor honurs B 1 Span es and triends invited | which shall never leaves may fade and but never will T. ot ROSE (. KEL- HURLEY. On Monday, [ Vidence Hespitg | Kipw danghter of the dear mathe of onr . who _m6.0n St N RATATAVOL e Vi 3 of ihe YOrR Lov | Saered to the memors of my THEODORE TEE. who denarted, 0 ol of sunshine iehed. with his golden ioaned me for & 1 this lifo Satu SRR iheama glisten in the dewy morn, arth with gladness, 8o did be my ALMUS RSPEARE A Succeeding the Original | jik. My, 5 and ot | Lang pefuore the s W. SPEARE(,O | : PR And Bioteed ot my sunbeam and hid him '623 G"I'nQOflCU. ll‘llM.\\.. S October 1 HYA- e e FORD J. son_ ot m.-' POTOMAC 4600 {sns noontide a cloud spread Where Surrey Lane Theets Greenmich Pavkmap ¢ SHOWING THE VILLAGE GREEN be with him seorst MOTHER. but loving remembrance of our sister. RUTH R. arted this life one year sber 4. 1926, soitly_sicoping. ors gently wav Lies the one we love so dearly In her lone and silent grave. + O eometPS OWNERS AND &EVELOPBRS Model Homz, 1705 Surrey Lane (South of Reservoir Road) Fute . from the el "R ! Jamea E. TAuto_ Delivery Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St.| BLACKBIST'OINIEI , 1407 H eautiful Flora Designs, $5 and up. CALI_MAIN "GEQ,C SHAFFER Our Oply Store, 1dth & Eye auen AW Baptist or. Frien Family lot. Hurn n 9300 m Que Strect fo e North one oir Road, West in left-hand turn #3th Strees, n Brother. CLIFFORD J. October ntist Church. R SISTERS AND 1417 K St. B . In loving remenuprance of my be- o sistor. RUTH R. TLER, who de: It tife one year ago EVOTED SISTE lll l '(VAL R, ‘A’fll N A orning. Star . 0. and ., beest Ko, 0; Porest, atvnd. | AR oNE ILLIAMS, Sée, e w8 W QU