Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1927, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHAINGTON, D. O. MOW'“AY OCTOBER 17, LIFE_TINE i Tue FALL EXHIBITIO KARPEN FURNITURIE 0 TARTING today Mayer & Co. pre- sent the newest trends in Karpen Upholstered Furniture at remarkable price concessions. This is an opportunity to see what is new and correct for the mod- ern living room at little prices. Visit this display whether you intend to buy or not. Ilustrated on the left is o Kurpen Love Seat Group of three pieces im a gorgeous damask; Kapoc cushions. $275 An Autumn Style Show Featuring What the Well Dressed Living Room Will Wear This Fall Special Low Pricings During Exhibit VERYTHING is ready! The newest Fall fashions in upholstered furniture are on display at special prices. The latest advances in designing as well as fabrics for the newest decorative effects are shown. You will find a Karpen Suite for every type of home—a suite that will fit every type of wall space—an upholstery that will be in tune with practically every color sclieme—all at special low exhibition prices now. The Display Includes High Back Charles Il Hall Chair upholstered 1 an effectwve persomage tapesiry and in a warm broun antique finish. Specially priced at Karpen Overstuffed Suites, in tapestry. Three pieces, sofa, armchair and wing chair. ..... $168 Jacquard Velour Suites, Karpen overstuffed styles. Three pieces. . Cane Panel Karpen Suites, in Jacquard velour, Three picces, sofa, armchair and rocker. ... $150 Solid Walnut Karpen Arm Chair in a variety of good- looking jacquard wvelours. Roomy, button luL:ed seat. A comfortable chair at o moderate price. $21.75 Solid Mahogany Carved Frame Suites, in Jacquard velour. Three pieces........... $285 Popular Love Seat, groups of three pieces, in Jacquard velour........... saaieis 1195 Chairs like this version of the old English Burrel Chair are yore and good-looking. « High, comfortable back and a fine tapestry. Karpen made it. $135 Occasional Karpen Chairs of individual character, starting at...... $21.75 Brocaded Mohair Suites, Karpen overstuffed styles, Three pieces, full size............ $250 Whether you are looking for comfort or decorative beauty, you get both wn this solid mahogany Fireside Chair made for us by Karpen. $35.75 Karpen Davenport Bed Suites of three pieces and mattress, starting at................ $175 ‘Also scores and scores of Karpen Suites, in fine brocades, velvets and mohairs, including French and modern styles, English types, Tuxedo and Chesterfield groups—all specially priced, MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E 1927. RENIUS T0 PLEAD FOR DEPOSITIONS Former Bootleg King to File Affidavits Listing His Evidence Claims. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, October 17.—George Remus was prepared to present in court today affidavits setting forth depositions he desires to obtain as evidence, to be used in the fight for his life for the shooting to death of his wife, Imogene Holmes Remus, Oc- tober 6. Judge Chester R. Shook of the Criminal Court Saturday set the trial of the former bootleg king for No- vember 14, and ruled that Remus’ affidavits must describe what each of the depositions intended to prove. He ruled that they must show that attempts were made upon the life of Remus, and said he would not per- mit depositions which Remus alleged would tend to show “improper rela- tions” between Mrs. Remus and Franklin L. Dodge, jr., former prohi bition agent. Do For Mourning In 24 Hours Carmack Dry Cleaning&Dyeing Co. Line. 1810 Linc IKL2 Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 Crablished 1850 MORTICIANS 17501752 PENNA.AVE. ones i 5512-5513 A SERVICE That Is- Mindful of Every Require- ment As a last trib- ute to those you love, it is our en- deavor to have the funeral serv- ice conducted with the utmost care, Our serv- ice thru years has been recog- nized for its ef- ficlency. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. au™ 7001301 The Undertaker of the U. S. Army for Walter Reed Hospital, Fort Myer, Va., Fort Humphries, Washington Barracks, Bolling Field and U. S. Soldiers’ Home —— The Firm of Quality With the Lowest Price W. W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home. 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. % FOUND. SUM OF MONEY, October 13 in Maryland. Owner can have same by identifying property and paying cost of this advertisement. Phone Falls Church 201, LOST BAG, red beaded. Monday _morning _at Georgla ave, and Madison st.. containing keys of no value but to owner and emall Finder return to urse containing change. Adams rs. Redwine. 57156 13th nw. 6764 Reward. BRACELET, ono diamond and two hires. su"du. between 7th_and M s.w. to B M . “Reward 2081 H ot t.w. COLLIE, dark brown and white, Thursday: named “Dounle.” " Call Lincoln 7188. ™ Re: wai CoLLIE, DOG ™G monthe old, tan, white t. 4 white_feet, white stripe_on nose: Bletrict ‘tag 14780 on" harness. . Roturn 1o 1711 Mass: ave. Phone Decatur 1328: re- ward DOG, Temale, yellow, short hair: answers o ol name. Janiec " Call Potomac 32443 1309 11th st. n.w. DU(-— lewellyn setter, color white, hall ot nck: “aneyers to " game “Rollie." Hiy Picie K°8: Doyle, Wisconsin 2802 ENGAGEMENT RING, pearl and gapphires, in Hotel Washington: reward. Please re’ turn_to_hotel clerk. 19°¢ ERRIER PUP, white with brown spot POX TR back. " Cafled Palt Teward: Franklin_5341. FUR_COAT—Now brown marmot: Fridsy R g ut St and D ais. nw. Roward, Co- HE Y e HANDBAG, leather. on Lee Highway be. {ween Falrfax Courthouse ~and District 'inder please return to 1229 Eye st. n.e and_receive reward. Linecoln 4622. 18 HOUND, female, black and white, gray face, about 10 years old: slight touch of mange: strayed from house. $25 reward. Notify V. A. Heine, 0501 3rd n.w. _Col. 354, _* MANILA GNVELOPE containing insurance oiicies and letters addressed to Corey F. Wood: © Reward pald. for return. Nationai Life Insurance Co. Wilkins Bldg.. Wulk!nm: ton PINC K Sik 2 ard_pin_at- “'i?e“wumm.« v oot poitanct it Coimbia_ 436! POCKETBOOK, It o DTTOREOTIA on New Hampshire ave.; valuable as keep- sake: “can ideatity. Reward. Call Franklin POCKETBOOK——WIll the person who picked up patent leather pocketbook about 4:15 'm... Saturday. in the hat department of ani's store, ‘return to the Rochambeau desk?_ Reward. POINTER D0G, Temale yhit and tan:, tag 12276, P. Haw. 1506 i A\i‘e lams_4528. 18‘ Criftenden. L] 1l th D. C. 10172 B AT POLICH ave n.w.: rew: PUPPY. black l'll tan Alredal old: answers to name of “Dinty.’ 3_ mon Call v#thn.- consin_2730. _Reward. PURSE, black patent leather with tan trim- e Tath petween Quincy ‘and Grant Circle. 8815 19th now. Adame 8968 WEEW uge Bask™on ¥ i i i i 2 iy Tday, containing sum of e S o S e e turn_to IWVQ l . white d. lll‘ll‘llfl W d.l mmd n’.fnu? sotine:iberal reward. "' I ESomor: 55"”“ "I-'-fmwm ke 00 Wigeonsin Aot ot Hom \ ik by Remus as co-respondent in his cross-bill to Mrs. Remus’ divorce suit, alded In the prosecution of the former bootleg king which resulted in his conviction and sentence to two years in the Atlanta Penitentiary. Remus did not indicate what de- fense he would make to the first-de- gree murder charge. Judge Shook asked Remus if he wished to plead insanity. Remus re- mained silent and Attorney Charles H. Elston, who has been employed by Remus as his aide, would make no definite unswer. LEGION DELEGATE DEAD. Dr. Cornforth, Formerly of Lynch- burg, Va., Succumbs in Paris. PATERSON, N. J., October 17 (#).— Dr. Herbert H. Cornforth of Paterson, formerly of De Kalb, Ill, and Lynch- burg, Va., died suddenly in Paris, cording to a cable m received he yesterday from the American consul at the French capital by his mothe Mrs. Nellie Cornforth. No particulars of his illness were give He went ance with the American Legion i practiced as an ear, eve, nose and throat specialist at De Kalb, and for several years was city physi- cian at Lynchburg, Va Former Virginian Dead: Special Dispatch to The Sta WINCHESTER, Va., October 17.— Relatives here have been vised of the death a day or two age of John R Whitacre, 74, former Frederick Count school teacher, musician and publ speaker, which occurred at Dayton, Ohio, where he had been engaged in educational work many yems. He ary of the Dayton Board of tion at the time of his desth Card of Thanks BROWN. 1 wish to express my appreciation ; the many fris ning tar Lodge, X By 1 W aa Giie esv. Wahinkto jor inei evmpathy kindneis and beautiful floral red at the sudden deatn_of ES H. BROWN 1A PARKER. Btaths. ASHBY. . On Monday, October 17. 102 CLARE Dabn widow' of th: $aie uitim W, A Interment _at Fredericksburg. Va., Tuesday, October 18. BINSTED. Suddenly. on Monday, ocmber 5 T m_”j 30, am V] MAS Bl Maud Binste W. and Anne E. vl n.w Funera ghapel, 2000°M et n at 2 o'clock p.m invited Interment of Thomas 210, Sherier from George ise Co Tuesday. Octo: Relatives and ber 18, Glenwood friends etery ARK. On Sunday. October 16, 1927, M ashington Hospital, BARB, wife of the late Adam St eral from Saffell's chapel, b Tuesday, October 18. at 8 friends_ invited. Interment at M unt Olivet Cemetery. COAKLEY. On Sunday. October 16, 102 dauzhter's residence. 4300 7th st. CAROLINE A COAKLEY. in her 1w Leaving for Harrisonburg, Va. mofming. where funeral will be Wednesday. On Frldav October 14, 1927, OR BURLEY COLBERT. S| urn their loss a daughter. Ethel Colbert: three sisters, Mrs. Georgiana Holmes. Mrs. Rosa Brown. Mrs. Emma Williams: a brother. Benjamin Burley. and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral will be from Ebenezer Church on Tuewu. October 18. at 1:30 o'clock. NGAME. On Sunday. October 18. 1037, at ‘lhu X l;h‘n(o of A:;Ti sister, sephine Jenkin dison ave.. Highlands D IEL E. FILLI\GA Funeral from the above address on Tues. day. October 18_at 10 am. Interment at Herndon,” Va. Relaiives and friends in- vited FISHER. On Sunday. October 16. 1927. at his _residance. 921 Virginia ave. s.w. ANDREW_J. FISHER. aged 70 years In- terment Union Cemetery, Alexandria. Vl Notice of funeral later. GAY. October 16, 1027 at White Plaine, IRDIANA ' 3 HERSON. beloved Wllu Df Edward A. Gay. Funeral services will be held at her late home. 6 Wood- fand_pi, " on Tuesday afternoon. October 18, at 3 o'clock. GRIMSHAW. Entered into eternal rest Oc- ‘toher 15, 1927, at 11:30 am.. at his resi- toner 1050 O L W T 1 RN SHAW. beloved hushand of Carrie Grimshaw _and_devoted father of Eva Fletcher. Mamie Washington and Ruth - Green. and grandfather_of Sumner G. and Gorham C. Fletcher, Evelyn Washington and Genevieve Green: great-f {‘rmll"mlher of Marilvn Fletcher. Funeral Tuesday, Octo- ber 18, at 12 o'clock noon. from muemn Street Presbyterian Church. SRIMSHAW. Al officers and ity o Green Moimtaln Lodse, No 14776, U, of 0. T are erehy notified 1o atiend $hoFunerai” oF ot ate brother and pact hobla Tathor. WILLIAM H, GRIMSHAW Funeral services will be held Tuz‘m\‘l. 0"» tober 18, 1927. at 12 m, he Fif- teenth §Ilrael (Fresbyterian cmmn corner and R ets v order of el Y. HA Rn?slov N. G. JOHN B WILLIAMS, P. GEIMSHAW. Al members of Soclal Lodee. 5 are hereby ordered 1o Nemble’ ia” special communication. Thes: day. October 18, 10:30 a.m., at the Tem- Die. bth and Virginia ave. se.. for the purpose of making arrangements for and attending the funeral of our late brother, WILLIAM H. "GRIMSHAW. "past krand master of this urisdiction. Services at féfle.n'h Street Prasbyterian Cl\lll'ch at noon. McCOY _HANSON. W M A4 RN GRIMSHAW, . The oficers and members Vot Ihe Muot Worshinful Acacia Grand Lodee. A, M.. are hereby notified of th d»uh of Brother WILLIAM H. GRIM. SHAW, ‘past erand master, and are orderod 1o be present at a epecial communi of the Grand Lodge to be held at Temple. 5th st. and Vlr!m(n ave. Tuesday. Oc er, 1 1027. at 11 am.. for the nurn e of arranging and attending the funeral of our late rother. Services will ‘be held at_Fifteenth Street Pres! terlan’ Church, 15th and R sts. n.w.. ht 12 gslock noon. Interment at Arlington Cemetery CHARLES P. FORD. Grand Master. CHARLES D. FREEMAN Grand Secretary. GRIMSHAW. The Kadosh service will be conducted by Zoaster Chanter over the re- mlml of the late "lu‘h‘l()lll I‘Ml’ WIL- LIAM H. GRIMSHAW. 12 o'clock (midnicht)” Monday, October 17 024 S st. niw " The Sublime" Princes of' Jonathan Davia Conslstory will acsemble at'the Con; sistory Chamber. 1633 1th et. n.w.. at 11:15 o'clock ‘and repair to his late tesi: to_assist in this service. By order of BENY, I ARRINGTON, 33°. Commander- n-Chiel Cl'l‘FRO A, LEE, ® Grand Keeper of Seals and Archive CHAS.. 1 ANDERSON. 32°. Assistant Keever of Seals and Archives. GRIMSHAW. ' The Oldest Inhabitants (col. ored) will attend funeral of WILLIAM H. GRIMSHAW Tuesday, 12 noon. Fif- teenth” Street Presbylerian Church.” 15th and R sts. N.W. AMUEL, W, WATSON, President, GEORGE L. WALTON. Secretary: GUIMSHAW. All members of the Master Masons' Beneficial, Association are hereby notified to attend the flmer'\l (If Past Grand Master WILLIAM H. MSHAW. the founder of the mumclnllon T||r.d.1( Ottober T8, 1427, at 1% o'clock noon. In the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church. 15th and R ste 0w, ELWOOD G. HUBERT. President. * HILTON. On Sunday, October 10. 1927 at am., at Ingraham’ st. n.w. WAL B s o, o1 Ambrbes B and Fdna Eilis Hilton. Services will be held at the above address on Tuesday, October 18. at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. JACKSON. _ On Sunday. October 16, 1927, WILLIAM JACKSON. devoted father of Eva Jackson. Belle Payne and Dora Blake brother of Katie, Euell, Isadore = Harper and Charles Jackson. ' He also leaves three randchildren and a host of, other relatives ‘and_ {riends. Notice ot funeral hereafter. Remains resting at the, Ernest Jarvis Co.'s funeral parlors, 2222 Ga, ave, n.w. KEBBY. Denarted this life Saturday, Octo- ber 15, 1927. at his residence. 2702 Stan- ion rd. Anacostia, D. C.. WESLEY KEBBY. He leaves to mouin a loving wife and many relatives and frien No- tice of funeral later. KFLLER, On Sunday. October 16, 1927. at reciown University Hospital, LOUIS R etogon ton- ot ‘Kipacin Kellor (nee Head) . Scrvh‘lw at 1011 New Ham shire ave. n.w.. on Wednesd: lober at 8 am. thence to St. James' Churcl Falls ChurL‘h Va. Requiem mass 9:15 am. 18 LLY. Suddenly. on Friday, Qctober, 1 WILLIAM veloved husband of oitio “Kelly Wil be held s Moo Fedence Ot Nis daushter. oo Hazel Myers. 72 W et. n.w. Tiesday. October 18, at 2 p.m. Interment at Pros pect Hill Cemetery. KIRKWOOD. Sunday evening. October 16, 1927, at_her residence. 910 4th sf RN KTREWOOD, wife of Ja Kirkwood Services_at Scott's underta ing establishment. 8th_and E_sts Monday. October 17, at pm. _ Friends in’ ted £0 “atiend. Interment ‘at Connells- vi KNIGHT. On sl:g{r’hy Qetoker 19, 1037, ¢ n nw‘" L of ogran, W e Co-, 3900 1 g 28 oy st e otum Keitieton County: Ve FO idence Hos' at_ Proy g Briet " lineas: SORN. devoicd prab Lancaster. He leaves 1o her” relatlvee” and THonde. ailye Hemaina restin e & mml cha at John T Rhine & C N &’én...fl e ri?k“ A and t lll. s.e. Interment Mount Olivet etarr NG ugu m'd, .em;-n oy a2 Seioter i r 17, 4t 8 pm. Brothers JOHN bfWCASTi b - IEL SPRIGGS, Pres. * Beaths. 100RE. On S, turlay Lam. A Freem brie MOORE betved st b Moore (e Fanejo. cy e e i Chavel Tloward Uhiversrisr Tuendas: tober 18 "at"1 oclock. interment Val- October 16. 1927, Vira, Howard MATILDA John 3 ( Baltimore. Pitts: Coulter Drum_and La TAYLOR. F into tover 16, 1927, at 11 p.m., Hospital AN 1 TRy ok fefoven husband’ of Mary r and son of the lor. Body his sister, st o J nkins' funeral ¥ v. WRIGHT. Passed into the fant of Frederick and Belinger Wrig 4204 Cla October 17, 2 Other than and father, hé lea to mourn_th A host of relatives Remains_rest George B. Clarke, Notice of fu ng memory of our father, . who departed this life cen years today, October 17. 1911, Sixteer long % with all its changes, Since death s v bade us part: But. doar father. all the changes Cannot. take xou from our hearts, HIS LOVIN ERS. IDA T. HO: RAS AND ELIZABETH A. DURDICR: ARNOLD. 1n sad but lovin remembrance HENRY ARNOLD. who years ago EDWIN AND ed to_the memory of our dear IRE LEE BEAN. who departed 5 Dina ears ago ‘today. October Nine years have passed away, But memory sl lives on Our hearts are sad and lonely. For the love of our dear som, Day by day the ties are broken Seems that nothing here can 1 Day by dav we miss the voice hat has cheered us in the past HIS PARENTS. FARLEY. Sacred to the memory of our be- loved o and brother. DAN'FL E. FAR: LEY. who passed from, this life to_eternal Hid “ToViNG Nofi¥e’ ¥ATHER X SISTER GANT. A tribyte of love to the memory of our dea sistér, ELLA P, GA ho arted this W ago . Betover ‘17, 19 Sy i Loved in life, remembered in death. THE FAMILY. * TOVELESS. In sad but loving memory of our_dear son and brother. NORMAN A. LOVELESS. who diel in ¥iance nine years a0 today. October 17, 1918. Only God knows my loneliness And how long has been these years: How 1 tried to hide the sadness And 1o check the lonely ‘tears. LONELY MOTHER. In our hearts you are s remembered, Sweet thoughts still cling to your name: The ones that lov: in' lite. Love you in death e, ISTERS AND BROTHER. * PAYNE. In sad but loving remembrance of otr devoted son and F PAYNE. who devarted th ago today. Octover 17. 1 ©Oh,_the memory of that morning! When we knew that he was dead Our hearts were crushed with sorrow And many tears were shed. He_little thought when leaving home That he would never return: That he so soon in death would sleep And leave us here to mourn. We_have had our year of sorrow, We are suffering the awful lo But_for the sake of Je We will trv and bear our_eros DEVOTED MOTHER, SISTERS AND, RYAN. In sad but loving remembranco, ot our ‘dear mister. ROSA KAHLERT RYAN, Who * deoarte: e “nine years ago today, October 17, 1918. b Wo know that Jesis blessed you. With sweet resi hevond the grave HER LOVING SISTERS. ® SIEVERS, In sal but loving remembrance of my dear wife. MAGGIE G. SIEVERS. Who departed {his life nine years ago today *Octoher 17. 1918 Loved in life and remembered in death, HER LOVING HUSBAND, LOUIS A. SIEVERS. TURNER, In lovine memory of my dear ELZIE E TURNER. who died in Frinca nime vears azo todas, Octorer 1 1918. " Anniversary mass at St Margaret’s Church. Seat Pleasant. Md. 1 can see some sweet remembrance, Most of all. your kindly looks. Gope from me foreve: The face 1 love 50 w And.oh. Tow 1 do miss you, No orie can ever tell. May Bis sou! SV WoTER. WITLIAMR, Tn Trariiy Lot Ao iatoved wife, MARTA'L ‘WILLTAMS, who denarted this life October 151025, in triumph of Dear mother has gone beyond her worldly Yot within her Savior's reach: In the lonely grave she lies. Soul kone to Jesus, bevond' the skies HER HUSBAND, She was a mother dear. we loved so well, Her disposition we loved to tell; It’ was sweet and_always fair. A symbol of her love and care. May her soul rest in peace. HER CHILDREN. ® FUNERAL _DIRECTORS. | Frank Geier’s Sons Co. a2 EEEYEE Feiepnone _Main 2473 - P. A. TALTAVULL Ayl TALTAVOLL e 1879. “‘m 'H_UFFICE Snccudin thn Original wR.SPEm Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. PPOTOMAC 4600 (C5reirs: JAMES T. RYAN odet ol ™ Ave. S.E. Private_Ambu nm— ‘"’flx‘\lfa %!er)vom PR L - ik Di Autoabiily Gieiar0 Nieent Service, W. W. Dea]&Co 816 A St NE LINCULN_N200 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the wicce: with the oriwinal W RS ke vogu_ o020 “1009 HSe Formerlv 940 ¥ st nor sunnected -mn.n.n. w. Wa..'ren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 "Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3004 M SERS Bune_wen ve atiea_ 1841 Timothy Hanlon 641 B St NE Phone L6843 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Woern Shabel Lincoln 524 FUNERAL_DESIGNS BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral L GEDO. C. SHAFFER b ATE 'n?b‘ g Our Only Store, 14th & Eye = R A i S Gufe “%F;;. ;‘fi Sty