Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 9

ADOLPH, KARN ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN DIAMONDS AN Other Precious Stones Members of Amsterdam Diamond Exchange Thirty-five Years at 935 F Street PLATINUMSMITHS JEWELERS THE_TEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON [ ow omgur i il Official Dies _ | FRANKLIN R. EATON IS DEAD IN NORTH Former Head of Offices Here for Flour Millers Dies in Brook- line, Mass. Franklin. R. Eaton, regional vice president and formerly manager of the Washington and Baltimore offices and surrounding territory of the Wash- burn Crosby Co., flour millers, died in Brookline, Mass., Tuesday after a long illness. Mr. Eaton was for 18 years manager of the company's Washington and Baltimore offices, prior to Februar last, when he left this clty to becom manager of the company's mills at Louisville, Ky., at which time he alsc assumed general charge of the com pany's Southern territory. Mr. Eaton resided here at 3407 Woodley road and was prominen: in several trade bodies and clubs of this city, being a former member of th: Washington Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade, the City Club snd the Columbia Country Club. He came to this city from Toledo, Ohio. Mr. Eaton had gone to Brookline to recuperate. FRANKLIN R. EATON. Jean Katon; a Marjorie Eatol sisters of New Hampshire. young daughter, a brother and two Funeral He is survived by his widow. Mrs | services will be conducted in Brookline OVERCOAT WEEK An International Style Event ' in the Nationally Known Store An international event, because in this annual exhibit week we present not only the choicest of American made, American styled overcoats, but the best of garments from across the Atlantic—a showing eminently suited to the diversified tastes of this most cosmopolitan of cities. Here are overcoats by Burberry, Hickey-Freeman and Patric® here are Mountain Rock Fleeces, boucles, meltons, raccoon coats—in short, here are models and fabrics for every man of every age, build and personal pref- erence—within a price range of 35 to $137.50 And the fact that 19 show windows are necessary to give even an inkling of this exhibit, indicates something of its magnitude, variety and interest e B = “fi RTHF. P-B BOYS' SHOP ALSO SHARES IN THIS OVERCOAT EVENT ‘}1i — The Avenue at Ninth KNOWN STORE- tomorrow nrlemoon. Births Re‘Po 42 Nora mes aud Ann R G dbete an Rudolph H. and Niearet Harey L and Dora L Le an M. and Lewis J."an Allan I’ and Mollie L. Edgar Samuel A. rted. Parks. girl. arrell, girl. CRudlich, giel. cker. girl. vkfi.‘-wz-u. airl. ardiner. girl. S ¥_ana Catherine S. and Thelma, &, James & o Rona B Corter. voy, George W. and Mai Samuel and Tessie Milton A and Doathy Wood w-rd o8 *end “Ensaveth ¥, “Goodinan, r and Maysle Wafkine boy. H, and Minnie (aFlerce; - boy. CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc., UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. Clyde 3. Nieh Formerly Viee W. K. Speare Pres (-Secretary Co. Phone Col. 6324 E. 8. Zurhorst Honor C. 8. Zurhorat, Jr. Ve are vroud of the honor of havl shington faithiy a5 caretul morti Moderate Drices. A Gelivery and chapel. cians, mbui; Iy and for tincs aute ZURHORST Morticians EST. 185 Milbarn T. Zirkle, 301 E. Capitol St. Mgr. Lincoln 372 D .G, T JOHN L. REA RITES SET FOR TOMORROW Internal Revenue Employe Died at Home Tuesday—Was Active in Veterans' Work. John Lee Rea, 50 years old, section chief in the miscellaneous division, Bureau of Internal Revenue, veteran of the Spanish-American and World Wars, died of heart disease at his resi- dence. in the Seminole Apartments, 1444 W street, Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted 'm St. James' Episcopal Church, Eighth Street, between B and C streets north- east, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George W, Atkinson will officiate. Interment will be in Arlington Ceme- tery, with military rites at the grave in “charge. of the Spanish-American War Veterans. At the outbreak of the Spanish American War, Mr. Rea, a native of the Capital, enlisted with Company C, 1st Regiment, District of Columbia Volunteers, which later became known as the Natfonal Fencibles, and served with the organization throughout its occupation of Cuba. He again enlisted with the District National Guard in 1918 for service in the World War. Long active in veteran organizations here, Mr. Rea was at one time chap- lain of Miles Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, in which he maintained membershl& and also belonged to the American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma Sand Rea; two daughters, Miss Mary E. Rea and Miss Kathryn Rea; four sisters, and two brothers. " Deaths f.(eported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 Ottilie Warner. 88 years. 7612 14th st Elizabeth W. Thompson. 85. 1815 Ho rt st. Eligabeth Busky. 79. Little Sisters of the “Blizabeth A. Coombs. 74. 1343 Potomac . §'n'a'fn'E Hanes, 71. 1367% Pennesylvania Wi i1, White lm:arl.u F. Creager. 54. Emergency Hos- t ‘pital Weisel. 49. 1627 19th st Fomond b Huichison. 43, Georee Was Ray i l"'Jm“ }go’“ e Caho, 41, Casualty Ho it Sersey onep) ‘190".'". Rianinaty e, 1056 "New “"Jay A. Snyder. 6. en route Children's Hos- :ollifl’v'.'.' Sfml'(vle;tl:l J‘glnd May A. O'Brien, George Mason, 67, 2218 Fl! at. Sh 1t l| 62, 2719 O #—"z'n"u' Bm:mn "3, Fuberculosls Hospital. Ponola, Bariadale, 20. Gallinger. Howpit Efl'r:dnbenna 3 mfmu.. Cadrens Hor- — Stolen Car Found Stripped. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., November 8.— Stripped of three wheels, all tire: windshield, top, battery and fro: axle, a touring car stolen here Mon- day night from Curtis Ayres. has been located near here. The Parkway 100% Co-Operative 3220 Connecticut Ave. The attractiv priced at (Corner of Macomb) e apartment shown to ithe right faces Connecticut Avenue and is #7,200 with a total monthly pay- sncluding . principal, ment, snterest and up. OPEN SUNDAYS keep, of 91 of which there is an equity saving of more than HALF. COME AND SEE IT Raedy & Suit Bzclusive Representatives Cleveland 1901 OPEN EVENINGS Buckminster—a g lishScotchgrain ettleton. May be had in blackor tan. Men who know leathers and style intimately wear Nettletons. But to get the same fine shoe they enjoy all one need really know is the name— Nettleton. Buckminster model, as illustrated above, $15 Other “Nettleton” models, $12.50 to $18 ICHS THURSDAY., NOVEMBER o 3, - - 1927. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. ‘The Women's Bar Association of the District will give a dinner, 6:30 o'clock, at the Women's City Club. Edwin A. Mooers of the District bar will lec- ture on “Public Welfare Legislation.” Mrs. Jennie O. Berliner in charge. A benefit card party for the Sacred Heart Home for the Aged at Pine Hills, Hyattsville, Md., will be given at St. Martin's Hall, 1912 North Capi- tol street. The home, which is no: sectarian, is conducted by the m! sionary sisters, Servants of the Holy Ghost. Park View Platoon School Parent- Teacher Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, at the school. Judge Mary O'Toole will deliver an address on “Juvenile Probation.” Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 398, L. A. to B. of R. T., will give a bazaar and entertainment at Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets north- east. The United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building,| Seventeenth and I streets, will have a free public lecture, 8:15 o'clock, on “Evolution.” All wel- come. William B. Cushing Camp, No. 30, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will meet, 8 o’clock, in Pythian Temple. Installation of officers. Past C&mdr. Adelbert A. Taylor, ipstalling officer. The third of a series of lectures on the “Dogma of the Immaculate Con- ception and the Shrines of the Blessed Virgin” will be held at the crypt of the Shrine of the Immaculate Concep- tion, Catholic Unlversity, at 8:15. FUTURE. Alph Delta Phi weekly luncheon to- 3 | morrow, 12:30 p.m., at Franklin Square | Hotel. | George Baldwin McCoy Unit, Ameri- can Women's Legion, will meet tomor- row, 10:30 a.m., at the Church of the Covenant. Judge Adoiphus E. Traup- ner will speak. The Fall “in-gathering” of funds for leper relief, under the Washington Auxiliary Mission to Lepers, will be held tomorrow, 2 p.m., in Mount Ver- non Methodist Episcopal Church South. Eight cartons, Christmas gifts packed at close of the meeting. Bring soft, warm, light-weight clothing and linen wrappings, games and bright hair ribbon. ‘The Washington Chapter of Clemson College Alumni Association will have luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the Cosmos Club, Former Gov. Rob- ert. A. Cooper of South Carolina will speak, also Brig. Gen. T. Q. Donaldson and Capt. Q. B. Newman, engineer of- ficer, United States Coast Survey, and president of the Washington chapter of the association. The choir of Lutheran Church of the Atonement will give a sacred concert tomorrow, 8 p.m., for the benefit of the music fund of the choir. Soloists: Mrs. B. H. Smart and Mrs. W. H. ‘Wagner, sopranos; Robert Volland, tenor, and Gustav Escher, bass. A so- cial hour will follow in the annex. The Sixth Street Synagogue will open its Winter season of young peo- ple’s services tomorrow, 8 p.m., in the synagogue building. The music will be rendered by Cantor Louis Novick and adult choir. Rabbi Schwefel will lecture on “A Judaism for Today.” A concert will be given by the Woodlothians for the benefit of the Anne Lee Memorial Home, November 8, at 8 p.m,, in the Alexandria Armory. Assisting soloists will be Miss Gretchen Hood, Miss Charlotte Harriman, Wil- liam Raymond, Charles W. Moore, Howard Moore and Granville Leef. W. H. Starnell, director, and Raymond Rapp, accompanist. The choir is com- posed of Woodward & Lothrop em- ployes. The Delta Alpha Sorority will give a dance tomorrow at L’Aiglon Club, U. S. Grant Circle, No. 1, Ladies of the G. A. R., will not meet tonight, as sion November 8. The Loyal Knights of the Round Table will meet at luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the University Club. Capt., Thomas J. Frailey will speak can Legion. The convention commit- tee will hold a short conference at the close of the luncheon. The weekly luncheon of the Adver- tising Club Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock at the Men's City Club will be addressed by A. R. MacDonald, director of de- velopment for the A. W. Shaw Co. of Chicago. His subject will be “Who Buys for Business. ist, psychologist and editor of the {iwanis Magazine, his topic being “Who Is Living Your Life?” The City Club Syncopators will furnish music, which will be broadcast ‘in con- Jjunction with the talk by WMAL. LOST. BARPIN, Giamond. “in [ Dhiree. b bfl ox_The 2!"'.‘: md 2123, ier. E"' tu Boase Hotel, 52' gy ctshier. BRACELET. plai E T _diamond and i.flw&w stones.. mfi“nag .lmo" .. qw. BROOCH, sunburst of_pearls, d RO, T . o g Sl 1308 o zar man, Park Hoter, mrlm":la:-?’ call cmfi. BUNSFE‘OF RETS bahm i to 1 i . Wm. H. Ehey._atlantic 15224___-_\1__1_ BUNCH OF EBYS—Lost betwsen New York and New Jersoy a from ‘city 7th lnd ave. o F $28 _reward for_return of h-tl):n mur Color white mith hm h cl lY OLA Sl! 'hl ‘morning._between Rittenhonse st. and ter Reed Hospital. Finder pieseecarl CoL 7248, oo o EYEGLASSES, shell nm. in_the vicinity of (h Nati 1 _The 1esd: evening. 3 x.! nn. I?7DPW :l ngB ¥ 4 Dlue of ward, in case, Pione v}'lu!mlfi&lg %A'.'h e GLASSE hAll«rh'n. In Diack case: mway LoT e mm- usq GLOVE—Lady's —&ray | one - Hvatinville HEN AnrEET e el A sm wlove: rew.rd reward. _Cleveland 6 and A to 14(h an t Capito 10, Finder fimlup‘l:lu Apt, 100, or :.-u\wfin 0965, Reward. s 'ronfi'r.n AND CAP for car. Bn" iici Ef-"m g, ¥ der_pleas &%, nn iuud..v Jfi are. wlvd 5. im0 estmoreland._apt. 155, M '.n B NECEPIECE, &1 hetween 1 '.{'\‘l‘:z'vl-d&a L Thomson. 1707 "'}"Sr ol ok "g R Ry oty i " ll.n{ let i for lepers in South China, will be|8 a. scheduled, but will hold its next ses- | § of his visit to Europe with the Ameri- | £, ‘'way | WARRING. PR el i == ———————— LEGIONNAIRES URGED TO PROMOTE GOOD WILL | Frailey Advocates Friendly Splrlt! Among Allied Survivors of World War. The maintaining and development of good will existing between the Legionnalres of this, country and wa veterans of other nations as a means of preserving world peace was advo. | cated by Past Comdr. Thomas J Frai ley of Sergt. Jasper Post of the Amer. ican Legion at the monthly meeting in | the Thomas Circte Club. chusetts avenue, last night. Mr. Frailey, who was one of the post's delegates to the American Legion convention in Paris. declared he " was deeply impressed with the spirit of good will toward the Ameri- can veterans shown by the veterans of other nations. The annual nomination of officer: was held at last night's meeting. elec tion to be held at the December meet- ing of the organization. The nominees are: For commander, John J. Orlosky and Frederic C. Gardner; for first vice M commander, Russell W. Clarkson, W. C. Pickett and P. D. Taggert; second vice commander, Henry B. Searcy, J. F. Callahan and Luclen Jordan; third vice commander, Robert W. Botler, and for chaplain, Edward L. Marthill and Arthur Skarry. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain this aft- ernoon; mostly cloudy and colder, with lowest temperature about 40 degrees; tomorrow fair. Maryland and Virginia—Rain this afternoon, mostly cloudy and colder tonight; frost in extreme west portion {t'“ealher clears tonight; tomorrow air. ‘West Virginia—Fair tonight. and to- morrow, probably .heavy frost tonight; colder in extreme east portion tonight. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m.. 72; 8 p.m., 64; 12 midnight, 63; 4 a.m., 62; 8 a.m., 62; noun. 54. meter—4 p.m., 29.89; 8 pm., 20 84' 12 midnight, 29.76; 4 a.m., 29.66; a.m., 29.62; noon, 29.55. Highest temperature, 74, occurred at 2:15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 54, occurred at noon today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 45; lowest, 34, * Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9 a.m. and 9:17 p.m.; high tide, 1:53 a.m. and 2:32 p.m. Tomorrow—TLow tide, 9 55 a.m. and 10:20 p.m.; high tide, 2:56 a.m. and 3:3¢ p.m, The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:36 a.m.; sun .sets $:07 p.m, ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:37 a.m.; sun sets, 5:06 p.m. Moon rises 2:15 p. Automobile llmpl to be lighted one* half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls, cloudy this morning; Harpers Ferry—Potomac river, clear; Shenandoah River, slightly cloudy, this Weather in Various Cities. g o g g 8 £l 3 504 1326 Massa |40} 19U3H vg o1 me Il'l"l'; IR oo D ouh e 283 8388 8sEss: 22TII2IRATRTITAIRAL: SRAIRIRPIIR The City Club's forum speaker to-|St, 1, morrow will be Roe Fulkerson, humor- | §t. Clondy Polandy Cloudy - (7 am.. Greenw . h time. today.) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weather. 78 Cloudy €ard of Thanks 1 wish to express my ation to my {friends an: Catomcanat. Zors hanke and_app; rela- tives “for their sympathy and beautiful floral pieces rendared. a the desth of my N mother. CATHERIN] L!CE %l%)(LEY !catl;s. ldflmmd lnd "l’oderlcklhurl “pivers Ditace: copy mber 1. 1027. 'HISON. Suddenfy, 1 Afi Denver, m';'lo_. Aflb}. beloved wife 18 e T Av By peck seee o nupx in Denver um. BEOWN. On Thursday, November 3. 1027, hu-h-nrg Effie V. Tht his residence, SEoRGE W betoved Brown and father of St rown. Funeral from hi late residence Saturday at 3 pme . Relatives and nterment Bethel Ceme- ds chbc BROWY, rted {his life Spn nfi JM Med oW, lovinx Dus irown mu bfi deve!r brother of Borete e leaves fo mourn thelr out, & Hoxt u! other. rel fizes and friendy, - Remains resting gt i fate residence. 4621 Kane Dean tery. Alulndrl Friday. November 4. ..Jnd'flemé‘.‘ Tnvited. Tnterment Holy Rood 1927, o oo L i belovea mother hm Services will be hel e roald "Tiz26 Brepiwood 10, Fridax: ovembar 4. At 648 Dom: il ted o attend. interment at Culpeger. a. BURTON. On T e Wednewday R wfi"‘rn iuflon. funeral later. EATON. On FRASRLIN m“)-nd RS o mber ‘mont ave; Notice of o!m-. ‘ashing! ey November 4. & er. Nove: lehem o FUNERAL DESIGNS. G 00 ‘glAl‘ toce, 14 s Bpe 1407 H Buntiiul Floral Design: and uj c sislsl! S0z, » Beaths. this e 'nmr-au Novem- varlors, 12th mn ‘ Alk at Madie termeni Saturday, son Va rida_ave, November 3, ‘Inlnlmr'v mn Tlx"dn R " Hatmiann t hert u‘.’;l‘n'.,.,!., "’m‘ at son o And the late e 'D. e o Fineral’ trom o Viidey: ember 4 at 11 am lnwm‘«m Herne Va Suddents an November BOROTY KN/, " wes 7330 b’ THOEN at chavel of John R. W, 10th st nw. Interment On Wedneaday a2 I PRGIANA 100 HOMPSON. beloved ‘lhi The members of Friendship Counel, 16. D of A . ble at” Hine' Tineral ORA MANOL F. M RAITZ. Rec Secy Wednesd e of, 1435 East Capitol st. ater. ARY. On November 2. 1927. JAMES EARY. “hushand of the late - 0'Les aneral from his lste on _ azed B years, Notice of funeral 033 L E vrday. \mmmr— it 8: to St Anthons's Chirch. I R lfllnivtt invited to attend.’ Intermen| et Cemetery, (Wheeling, W. Va.. Dapers please copy.) REA. Suddenly. on esdar. Nave 90F TR L ER CREA mvsg'fla‘.’ -zvd “of Emma Sebastin ., Funeral from his |Il' l"fld!n(" st. &' Friday. ber 4 nd C sts. at 2 p.m, nvited i attend: Arlingion National Cemetery. O esiamon 5135 8th is_residence. th st SMITH. rlswnrd son_of Drother of James Smith. ir. of Orris Wiili r 4.1 lfl . Interment, A and_riend Fyneral’ Fridav."Novem- m. lu ‘tuneral pariors. 22 on Wednewiay November f 3 . ot the' residence of N ther of Mam mfiu"n""j k ir of Matie Stephens Jackson 8 Emma S Rosa’Satinders. Remains. rexte in€ ai Bowd & Wilson's tungral variors. Funeral Satucday, > Trom Seventhoday” Adventinta: Chieh: fo‘t" Jipr. nw.. Eider Lawls'C. Bhe officiating. WAUGH. _ Suddenly on Monday. omtgfing % an g}:mx wumn «vom -'v’m sugh, sister of Cleo oy, Ella 8 et restine a ‘lm!nl st Funeral Friday, c%;ut at 2 pm. i . ,3.5,m. from St. Mk M B WELLS N{E bl Goores. and Fathir Weiln joe Wiesr Baotist’ Church, imbarton IVO fl H) Relat IntArmént A‘rl:;::ou.nd!(lflnnl WEST. Departs {his Jite, Sun orge C; 3 Wottla,, W.." ‘Cleveland, '-’x"fi'.o' !mruu A 108 ST HE S0 §0 Okl In Memoriam. BRENT, Sacred to the memory of aur 2on brothers GEORGE" R, Sf dlod two years ago today. D'.fll"' Ou: ':'n:-'finfm'g:“ o Joved so dear. 3 a od ‘tom our loved ones in ite 7% hui o i it more than "h‘fl?fi "? VING M 'lm loved l.'uil.v mlugs you, « TERS A old In v.hc lnnel?flaun of inklnt e ur i Em mfi,u.ry ot gur dear mothep. no-mbn 5T5T, "ana o K3 wf CLARKE. who died June 5. Qur father and mother we lovad so well. ‘Hhir i "alsposiior m':"- e Toved "1 el alwass fair. A ermbor o their Jove m-:?.\;&*-’fi'z."‘.::fi%‘?"%."i’ i e et chante. them e irae: 1 n;‘r,- b RER D ALBERT. l “‘427,'#...‘.'5.» z'lt"{l&' 1. mfihé'v Who departed \oday. his life one year azo November 3. ol Sweet is nu mmnry which never shall Anwe lovsd b 10 7 s b Loved:remembered, ‘Jonzed Brings many a sil UCH. _In sad but loving res Ci I e R RC A day. November 3. 19 No um n‘u the heartaches. se who have lon( clll lz)l of lh! ( ' that i len. A fi” usband and dadds we loved so Dearest, fragin Deace. thy paine are ended: sleep. thy work. is done. Yflll hlv! gone wnere lhnn‘lmln\.dm Soon_are’ coming. HiS DEPOTED WirE AND CHILDREN, ® TINNEY, Tn I " my dear fa. ther. hE‘;‘\l"S'm' TR O et the haven of four years ago today. November 3. 19" Father it's only & step that divides us® F‘rflm lory no mortal hath seen fnd You when Ueaths &rim. fosers Tifted the veil between. nlper'nl 'l“ m.ll'r mll(‘h uo' . melv for o "W BAVEHTER Sbste. TINNEY. In sad but loving remembrarice ot gur dear husband and father. TINNEY. who_departed mu Jljte” four yelrl ago today, November 3. 1 As we loved him. 80 we miss nim; ? In our memary he is alwars neae: ved, remembered, longed for always, Loye lent_te mg""i'v"m"{v' e"Nl)e?:l'“l.ul!! * ipvine. remembrance gt ho Gavarted thic-ife six years ago today. November 3. 1931. - t 1o ttes Gone bt S WIHE RS Sows. ¢ W. Sacred o th ory._of ar Cmther ROBiRAN W Wt oW, o devaried this lite threo ears sRo 19" dav, November 3. 102 As, I loved her, Lmul. remembe wi lent_tear. '"'n’i‘fiwn'l‘:v"o’i'in DAUGHTER. * Cleo ' xou; Imc her: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 3 WILu l,l:&h!:.l::'lfl Direet and Cremato Eoln 2 K U T PSTABLISHED 1570 WRIGHT_CO.. 1337 1008 St N.W. " "Phohs North 47, W. Warren Talta: 14th & Spring Rd. _ Col. 484 Timothy Hanlon _641 H St. NE. Phone L. 5343. "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St. N.E, Liflcohm Modern_Chapel._ Mocern Chapel. ALMUS R.SPEARE ud.i'ng the Origw " Frank Geier'’s Sons CQ- 1113 SEVENTH o xw. Modern_Cha one. P. A TAL'ITVUT.L 1. 3. TALTAVULL, Mgr. Tth St . e !‘xl!'(t‘ll OFFICE. I"’ Model Cnadly P Ave. &E. phicl | private Amnuhnm Automnile Sevice « Deal & Co, LINCOLN F. COSTELL! 1724 ll Canitol 8. uoll‘l Joseph F. 3034 M St KW Fhone weat 00, mmfi“fi? Neither the or e, succemors of nor wits " the origin 940 F St. N.W, ulau!l Nl l’hnnl Frank.