Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1927, Page 9

NASH MES 2 MRS. ELLA. MORRISON, 2 Wheels, | 39.'0 4 Whoob, $17.00 Guaranteed One Year Auto Brake Service and Ford Band Co TABK St Brakes for all ears at Oml s-vlnu Cumberland—Husband Gtill in Hospital. The Star. At L4 Men Who Demand Yalue Will Find These Fine Winter Overcoats $24.50 LENTY of variety, too—smart Ulsters; rich Town Ulsters, and huge double-breasted Box Coats, in light and heavy weight coatings. Some smoothly milled, others with that fleecy surface that many men prefer. In Oxford Gray, Light Gray, Woodland Brown and Navy Blue, in-a Wealth of Distinctive Weaves, priced to their liking at A Julian Goldman Charge Ac- cout Is At Your Service. \H‘uv‘\ I CRASH VICTIM, BURIED Eastern Star Conducts Bites in 0, Md., November 2.— The body of Mrs, Ella Morrison,. 50 ears old wife of George R. Morrison, ‘Illlu. W. Va., who was killed in a motor accident in which her husband and five others were injured. was brought to Masonic Temple here to- day where It lay In state previous to funeral services conducted at the temple by the Order of Eastern Star. Interment followed in Rose Hill Ceme- tery. Mrs. Morrlson was u daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smeltzer of Ridgeley. Besides her husband, Mrs. Morrison Is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Laura Rice Ridgeley: Mrs. J. C Turner, Lorain. Nev., and Mrs. ence Klink, Atlantic City. Mr. Morrison. who s lhought to be internally hurt. is at Davis Memorial Hospital. Elkins. o More than one-half of all the kero- sene entering Hongkong is from the United States Ryan Service Is Unquestionably Superior : Careful attention nection. to the smallest de- tails and a thought- ful consideration of the wishes of our friends are respon. sible for the con- stant success of our organization. Funeral parlor, Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. , Telhane private ambulance FLORENCE MILLS DIES; WON FAME ON STAGE Colored Schoolgirl Here Worked Way to International Career. ' Florence Mills, colored schoolgirl of Washington, who became a noted -|singing and dancing star in stage productions acclaimed in this country and in Europe, died in New York Ci yesterday from an attack of peritonit| which followed an operation for ap- pendicitis, The star had attained fame follow- ing her appearance in “Shuffie Along,’ negro musical revue which enjoyed a- popular run on Broadway,and later won added popularity in a similar pre duction “From Dixie to Broadway. As the star in “Blackbird: the revue in. which she was starred when ill- ness halted her work, Florence Mills achieved success in London, where she attained a “society following.” - She was to have appeared shortly with the | 4 TS e With One Firm 22 Years William F. Elliott Undertaker Has Left That Firm to Manage The Brown Stone Funenll Home W. W. Cl:lmben Co. 14th, Cor. Chapin N.W. Phone Col. 432 :Dcalg}hstory of tl)t ity of Waghington and Disfrict of Columbia ANOTHER old and prominent churches of Washington is the Reformation Lutheran, reasos of the very It was born in a Capitol Hill home in 1869. The present Din building was JTHE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1927.' Boston Symphony Orchestra in Bos- | before ton, resuming her work in “Blackbirds.” The actress was born here January 25, 1895, and attended the local public schools befors going to New York a a child to make her first professional appearance-in a cabaret. Marriage Licenses. Willlam C. Hunley and . Marjorie F. SUFoi W Rode of this city and Bonnle l¥ le-hmond a Leonat d g.l“ n](ill!r ;\( Lfllle Flllll%Y Vi of ity 1":"0 L fl Ar‘e!r “:nd Lurlh elch. Rfl'un Wilson and Florence Wallace, Boaworth ‘of this ity and Vir- Su l:wr:l!lli of s"!e:l‘lbg Va. and’ Gen ‘l?flll(’y FI‘Y’dr and EO' Shlfl’lhfi bfllh of “Jlllmflm ic Nehf and Emma L ] 5:‘ t‘rnmnh ot Anonia, . nf and ‘Daroihy’ C. Saut- athal Ward. Wi .':In‘l’la Blanton, )m(h 0( klrhmund lflfl Eugenia Jvkw et A Sonnihe and. Bona K. Allen Rudeion wfl'n.m. d, Loni Tehacian D, Perr CRITREg “j F]ll\flrAlll .'} (‘}fll city ane Kl na h Costa o w'B. Johneon of Fairmont Helghts. Elien ©Johnson of this city, i1 JIC E?; nd Lizale 3 Ujackson. ghny Hamnagin ‘nfmquoen;boro. Ky.. Pishner of is cit: Knl(ht both ot Bi Herman ‘hard Heister M, Fisher and Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 WE DYE WEARING APPAREL BLACK For Mourning ‘n 24 Hours Carmack Dry Cleaning&DyeingCo. ine. 1810. Line. IKI! We Know —that what the public really wants is the finest of service— nably priced. ‘We give exactly that; supe- rior funeral service at from $125 up. FUNERAL HOME dedicated in 1883, and a com- modious Sunday School addi- tion was opened in 1913, It is the nearest place of worship to the United States Capitol, and has been attended by many members of Congress and e T other notable men in public Linc. 8200-8201 Petiod Furniture Classic Featuring a Rare Collection of Lifetime Furniture After Many Period Styles at Tempting Prices “Sheraton” in Line and Form A Beautiful Bedroom Suite in Imperial Ivory and Venetian Blue AMONG the man: shown now in fine dining and bedroom suites '.sz Display of Period Furniture is the Sheraton type suite illustrated above. There are six - pleces, handsomely done-in imperial ivory, whose an- tique cast is emphasized by borders in Venetian blue, The bureau is 48 inches long and the chest is delight- fully decorated. Interiors are of solid mahogany and the separate hanging good-looking, Six pieces, complete, $350. mirror over the bureau is very MAYER & CO. Seventh Street TODAY. The Goolb‘lell Soclety of Washing- ton’ will meet, 8 o'clock, in auditorium of Interior. Department Building. Dr. D. J. Mushketov, director of the Rus- sian geological survey, will speak of “Recent Geological Investigations in Turkestan.” Sergt. Jasepr Po! , No. 13, Ameri- can Leglon, will meet, 8:15 o'clock, at the Thomas Circle (,]ub 1326 Massa- chusetts avenue. Nominations for commander. Past Comdr. Thomas J. Frailey, delegate to the Paris conven- tion, will make rppnrt. Admiral Julian C. ] Latimer will be the honor guest at the West Virginia Soclety this evening at the Washing- ton Club, Seventeenth and K streets. He will leave Saturday for his new assignment as commandant at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The Kickaboo Club will give a card party, 8:30 o'clock, at 902 Pennsylvania avenue. The Washington Society of Engi- neers will meet, 8:15 o'clock, in assem- bly hall of the Cosmos Club. E. B. Temple, chief engineer, Eastern re- glon, Pennsylvania Railroad, will give a talk on “Railroad Electrification,” illustrated by slide: Buffet supper. New York State Society will have a dance at the Willard Hotel, 8:30 o’clock. Association of Oldest Inhabitants will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at the Union Engine House, Nineteenth and H streets. District of Columbia School Associa- tion will meet, 8 o'clock, in boardroom of the Municipal Building. Col. Brand of the Public Utilitles Commission will speak of “Legal Aspects of Reduced Car Fare for School Children.” Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 398, L. A. to B. of R. T, will give a bazaar and entertainment at Northeast Ma- sonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8 o'clock. To be repeated tomorrow, same time and place. Dr. John Haynes Holmes, pastor of Community Church, New York City, will lecture on “The New Era in Democracy,” 8:15 o'clock, at the Play- house. FUTURE. The United States National Museum announces an exhibition of etchings by Richard C. Bishop, Roland Clark and Eric G. Scott until November 26. Open week days, 9 to 4:30 o'clock. The Federation of Citizens’ Associa- tions will meet Saturday, 8 p.m., in the board room of the \lumclml Building. Annual election. | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy and somewhat colder tonight; tomor- row fair and colder. Maryland and Virginia — Mostly cloudy and somewhat colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. ‘West Virginia—Showers this after- noon; generally. fair and somewhat colder, with light to heavy frost; to- morrow fair, colder in extreme east portion. Records for 21 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 71; 8 p.m., 63; 12 midnight, 58; 4 a.m., 53; 8 a.m., 53 noon, 66. Barometer—4 p.m.. 30.19; 8 p.m.. 30.17: 12 midnight, 30'12; 4 a'm., 30.08; 8 a.m.. 30.03; noon, 29.99 IMighest temperature, 73, occurred at 1:50 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tem- perature, 50, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 55; lowest, 3. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:03 a.m. and 8:11 : high tide, 0.54 a.m. and 1:31 p.m. romor Tow —Low tide. 8 a.m. and 9:17 p.m.; high tide, 1:53 a.m. and 2:32 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:35 a.m.; sun sets 5:08 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:36 a.m.; sun sets 5:07 p.m. Moon rises 1:37 a.m.; sets 11:34 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly cloudy. Har- vers Ferry — Potomac River clear; lshenandoah slightly cloudy this morn- ng. Weather in Varlous Cities. g Temverature 8| Uy Stations. WU “uz ssoy % 13080 Weathsr e asewomg * +gepanisor Cweg o we Abilene. Tex. Auanlh‘ Cif altimore mrmmlhnm. Cleveland Columnia | nver Devpoit El Paso Galveston . Hely The University of Michigan Alumnae | aiem, Association will meet at luncheon Friday at the A. A. U. W., 1634 1|Kan street. U. 8. Grant Clrcle. No. 1, Ladies|¥N of the G. A. R., will meet November 8, in G. A R, Hall, morrow night, as scheduled. Park View Platoon School Parent- Teacher Assoclation will meet tomor- I3 Judge | 3 row, 3 p.m., in the school. Mary O'Toole will deliver an address on “Juvenile Protection.” The Bwlollcul Society of Washing- j ton will meet Saturday, 8 p.m., in as- sembly hall of the Cosmos Club. Re. |3 port and remarks on the Interna- tional Congress of Zoology at Buda- pest will be made by delegates of the society, L. 0. Howard and C. W. Stiles. Visitors are welcolne A card pnrty for the benefit of Trinity * Lodge, No. 5, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will be given Saturday. 8:30 p.m., at Northeast Masonic Tem- ple, Eighth and F streets northeast. Movie Director Takes Bride. SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Novem- ber 2 (#).—George Fitzmaurice, mo- tion picture director, and Diana Kane, sister of Lois Wilson, were married here last night. A number of their friénds, prominent in Hollywood mo- tion picture eircles, were present at the wedding.. Rev. Paul Davies, pas- tor of the First Congregational Church of Santa Barbara, performed the cere- mony. D:alh_sl‘?eported Th! ffll]nwln ths have been repoi to A pisarimens i "ian Dulerisd hoy Frederick Muller. 87, 2 L Jane R. Cou 0 M Sae Tomen John W. Reid. 84, 6. United States Naval Hnnml Jobn D. Mifligan: aniel Glascos, 75, Tubercul t Anm: &L lwa . lléa'lmi: onn Hnspl al. Amalia Flemming. 75 "o o Theura- “George B, Yilliama. 86, 5703 14th st. John' T. $mith. Portner pl. ce M. Robinson. 50, Apt. 401, Stone- ock, 33, Siblex Hnlnllll Adele A igo7 e M. Bolden, fri j6° A" Smallwsod 56, Gallinger Hos- ernrzt Lowery, 56. Tuberculosis Hos- oit; Tiftian L, Frishy. 8,192 13th et. Alice Builer. 44 2208 H Arthur Keni. 36. St. Eliabeth's Hospital. Mario White, ‘80. Carson's Private Hos thel Fhgmae. -30. 1160 1at « Edward Baker. Emereency Hospital, FOUND. Mllna 86)‘) 'Hnnh 'v-:d’ Anlrnnl M!“, LOST. ARCHES. hiokel finish, Call Columbia 30 apartment 5 instead of to-|Om: Pt.cloudy Clear Sonay o . Ptcloudy lear Wi gl‘midyd’ el . Clou flo 1y 3% e JHREZIIZASR FOREIGN. (7 am.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. fiondon Ensland s. France. . Copenhagen. Stciknoim. Gibraltar, S Horta, (Faval). Amre- Hamiltor ¢ h Boion. "canal Zone. ARGENTINA, For the week ending November 2. 1027. —’lmnlrs.nm—hndnlu*lon i~ Part clou Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy -2 -5 086 0.0 —o03 O Sreat res 64 . —0.8 th Sout o W = MAJ. WEISEL BURIED.. Funeral Held Today for Retired Army Officer. Funeral services were held at Ar- lington National Cemetery this after- noon for Maj. Edmund T. Weisel, a re- tired Artillery officer, who died Mon- day at his home, 1627 Nineteenth street. He was appointed a second lieutenant in the Artillery Corps in July, 1901, from the District of Col- umbia, and retired for disability inci- dent to the service, in June, 1322, Dur- ing the World War he served as a lfeutenaut colonel in the National Ar- my. His mother, Mrs. Daniel Weisel, is his nearest surviving relative. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. M—!’—‘@m. e e | 1337 mh'q; xq& W s Norih 47._27% W. Warren Talta: 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 Timothy Hanlon 641 8 St N.B. Phone L. 6848 BARPIN. dumxmd in, center. phires, between Fox. or Rosslyn “car. ~ Return cashier. Grace Hotel. Main 5460. BOX_ bluk Nmtllnlnl m:l-mnl handicerchi on orntnE: - Heturs to 510 Muaey b BROOCH, ~sunburst of pearls. diamond cen: ters sm.a-§ evening! m‘fr Trom 1t and § Allison sts.. by saonw. to 16th and Y W of ‘Fl th st o ward. - Cali'N. le’;t and 14 BRUSH, silver-back. mlll Saturds n R e Rk T S Dlue nestor and 2123 ¥y mples and Wed 38 nuucu OF KEYS—Lost between New York nd New Jersey aves.. to city post office, from city post office un Mass ave, go ban] 7th and E. Loft city’ post om S S S Ao Bha5s: “astr Tinots ave: . mlor -mu 'Ilh hall hll& vie, 6305 Fla. st.. " Wiscorisin zsnz i Tuesd: betw RI::‘e.llhnnl' st. and O Reed. Hosnital: lease Gall Col. 7245 T ELD SLABBES n Laurel Cluhhou_u 21{13“; mecrace . Balliiore, Ma- Tele: Dhne ,utume 3805 FOUNTAIN PEN. amber colored, without fop. " Phone Adars B0, FUR. brown fox, Sunday evening. between t. n.w. yward. mem*., R L. -1 b black case: vicinit; ““.:3‘“’" e e a2l Adnm- 144! -J 4% i MINK 'HOKER, 04“‘: Boriir Y208 Pawrince et ;‘E@'——nfn AND CAP for car. Reward. lfll' lu '""QE 'lm reland. m OVERNIGH - Biack, uu-ulnmfli‘c case, 5 l“ brden “washinto kine: Tn Hechi' T Eeard. Tem NI Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance SR B Lincoln 524 Modern Frank Geler's Sons Co. SEYENTH ST, NW. - Main 2473 o | Hodhen " Chavel P. A. TALTAVULL A. J. TALTAVULL Ill 436 b 35 BitANch orFIcE. CHAS, S. "'l-.‘.:.".,é”.%.'.'.".'.hq'"' LMUS R.SPFARE |, 1623 Pmm m“‘” .‘fl!m'.\""l 15'%:% n. "fl.!'. -_MONUMENTS. its reduced on 'E“‘:’i:m FUNERAL DESIGNS. WOMEN’S CENTER SEEN. Salvation Army Plans $2,000,"70 Building in New York. NEW YORK, November 2 (#).— Plans for a new $2,000,000 Salvation Army center in New York were an- nounced yesterday by Comdr. Evan- geline Booth, head of the organiza- tion, who returned on the Majestic from the American Legion conven- tion at Parls. The new quarters will be built to replace the present Army home in Fourteenth street, and will include a hotel for working women and cxtende ed facilities for Army work. Miss Booth said the building of a woman's hotel similar to those now maintained by the Salvation Army in Chicago and San Francisco, would fulfill her lifelong wish to provide comforiable quarters for working women. - D. L. CARROLL, 50, DIES. Concord, Va., Man Leaves Wife and Seven Children. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., November 2.— Dillard L. Carroll, 50 vears old, died Monday at his home, at Concord, Campbell County. He is survived by his widow, parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Carroll of Norwood; five brothers, Charles, Ernest, Allen, Hammett and Homer Carroll of Concord; four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Carson and Mrs. Wil liam McKinnie of Concord, Mrs. Mary Jennings of Lynchburg and Mrs. Anna Austin of Covington, and the following children: Lewis and Jack Carroll of Concord, Mrs. Margaret McDonald of Burlington, N. C.; Mrs. John St. Clair of Lynchburg, Rnd Misses Maude, Anna and Louise Carroll of Concord. Card of Thanks K. 1 wish to exprees my sincere “Ranks 10 he emtploves of the Chmiiie Division “of Bookkeeping and Warrants, Treasury Department: Bureau of Engrave iog and Printing: Ushers' Union. and our many_{riends. for their kindness durin the wilnes and their beautiful _flora e X band. WIL MRS, JosEPfi E MARTIN TAYLOR. * Beaths. Bmed this life M 27 ot 11:55 em Doroth: d ?\’1?(: ot Chi th st bt Thussday v 3, WD, Battle ofcrating. kemamsm v ! vizwed at 136 Thomas at. n.w. parted this life on Mon 8 am. at her nes 8 H She lzaves to motirn hsir lose a husband fne, fisper. one son, two daught host ‘of other TRlatives neral_services Thur: 2, pm_ st Libert riy hmm cmm-h tw skl omclating il ind L 1 r?'u"mf E'n-fmn“fi"’b"h"r 5’ uf"l‘x‘;m‘}. Neter” u; fl" ‘. 1‘;"‘".1’.“‘3:. other - \Remaing aking pars Interment aé CRFAGER. . on Tne-dmed Kg;amher 1,192 band of “Effie ursday. No- Phed o at 3 o'd P k. (mrl;l s l.:: Tesis Uives ‘invited. - Tnierment Deivate. DUCKETT. _ Passed | t_beyon d: 3""‘01”"‘"‘" at 3 lfl'; 2 Ducl of 141 e for !erme it = “u Bryanf ’rmm 1316 Fia. av o 55 i - Mmflu«:um D 5 hours. Interment Fort nco| R i ol A ite resid: Nevember 4. at 2 b Relatives And_fr ends invif at Arlington H-munc:#m“ "1‘!& November 1, 193% Smith, J‘:’nfl friend from’ lhfl varlors. 2228 MITH. On Tu hie Festlincs: N Itlufiler e xg:" g« Tather ofl(-mu 9:3»«-- iufi.on ahd 3t Boy 'A"v'v'fiugm Toth .nn B w:::: "2532"?} :"xonau Octobey Fhig S B ey A Wa :h sister of Cleo Wormley. Ella and xm:{: ill;l‘lnn' NM‘Q of (:m,zra s T neral bariors. 3293 Ga. ave: mw. WELLS. Tunesday, N mn A“l! O"WPLLG v 2™ | imi a1 Nove &r 1 lati friends lnvuod lnurment".q:mmunmmu'n:fi wnu. All mflb&n of Fotied 1o Dresent at s éall Thu; ruh.y Novamber 3,18 Fel- Wi il 8 to i?rll netal o1 our Taie sivier A NNIE Y B QNSON, W. €, ON MADISON. " e l(lnzrva Isounhofil of ““&.'?.":’ 24, S m xml:!rlbfl'al 1927, "gAmLPX&@II M. In Jfltmonam. BIANLUET, In ead but loving remem- our dear ther. PRANCIS BEANI, £, Who departed this life one vear ago today. November 2. 1926. 1t 1s lonely here without you d_ sad all along the way, . For T6 1800t the same to us * Since you. were called away. 01un ve thln.k of yon delr pson hearts a h pain: on ““J 'nrld ey Hka heaven Cani orhear our valee aaly VA o fii }ID "Am A\D ln sad bll‘i‘f }Iflvllll llg hfl-‘&n 5‘51:5 o“f:.m&u s iife ”1% ako” today, anfl WIFE AND Cflmnntfl‘ L In sad but loving rvmembr-m- i and_brother.” HOW ZIGHT. who depa nfu lite "one year %0 today, November 3. G the hiitsd. softly siseping. 'Where the flowers gently Wave, Lies mn one we love so dear] Tn ‘his lone and silent grave. The, flowera we place avon his grave May wither and decay. Bul the Tove for him who sleens beneath Will never fade a Then Peace Lodge. No. D, of S.. are here en let our mfir&n eens to flow, l l!fi ol!l' hearts be efll’l‘«e’fll to say. my BEVOTED MOTHER. FPATHER. Sjs- TER AND BROTHERS: - { “l“'ll‘ Sa th e Naushier KA R -ho ggunfi'tgh life two years ago to: nfl’g;fl Jower decked. erave. .5 "'m- R, -'.‘:x"m' e ){ R AND DADDY. SRR D "fi one’ year a%o -.fl‘ Ifl |fl1 evening, 3 Ba ”':';a‘:“E.'.:"i’m. :\I:‘thln“wml an %"{ of ;'v.w e m"fim 85 %W& Eye m“—fi INE, 1407 Beautiful Floral 35 lnd up.