Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1928, Page 9

R & AMERICAN LAWYER TO DEFEND OFFICERS Named “Prisoners’ Friend” in Brit- ish Navy Band Dispute Court-Martial. By the Associated Pre LONDON, March 22.—The #ays that Day Kimball, former assistant attorney general of Massachusetts and now & practicing barrister in London, has been selected as the “prisoners’ friend” for Capt. Kenncth Dewar md Comdr. H. M. Daniel at the cou Daily Mall | ! | tial inquiry into the effair on the bat- | 1 Onk. U A maval' procedure the ac- is always represented by a riend,” usully an officer, Who under- takes the ddrnu- but Q\hn M he chooses, employ . Thus Kimball actually will be c-unsel for the defense. | Kimball was called to the English bar | about two years ago and has been work- | ing with J. Arthur Barratt, King's coun- | | selor, who s also American-born. This, however, is this side of the The Daily Mail says that he will |start with his clients Friday for Gib- raltar, where the court-marital will be heid. ‘The inquiry is to determine who was at fault in a dispute between the two officers and Rear Admiral Bernard St. G. Collard over what is understood to have been a proposal by the admiral to use the ship's band to furni: cused Atlantic. Kimball's first big case on ' VN NG AR, WadH LauwLON, D, G Lacudvab Y, MARCH 22, 1928, | MINERS GET AID HERE. %1068 Given at Theater for Penn- sylvania Relief. A capacity audience listened to a plea | for help for miners’ wives and children, | made by the members of the relief committee of the coal miners of Penn- s_\l'l\;‘aln!a. at the Gayety Theater last night. ‘The committee was presented by Cal |vin Reisinger, business agent of the | Baltimore Federation of Labor. Mr. | Relsinger gave a review of the condi- tions existing among the families of the strikers and made an earnest plea for assistance. The minstrel members of the commit- tee rendered instrumental music while members of the chorus passed through the audience and collected $106.2¢ SHSOH000 TN SO0 OSITVTAV BTV TV ATV TVAVTVV OBV VU AV PEOPLES DRUG STORES Locally Grown . . . Three-Year-Old Plants il HHH\m.. 3] Rose BushSALE = These Roses Will Grow Well and Bloom Profusely RITES FOR A. B. SHREVE. | Funeral for Citizen Official to Be Held Tomorrow. Funeral services for Arthur B. Shreve, | 75 years old, vice - president of the Columbia Heights Citizens' Assoclation, who died in a local hospital yesterday, | will be conducted in 8t. Stephen's| Episcopal Church, Fourteenth street and Columbia road, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. George F. Dudley, rector, will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Shreve was a direct descendant of Samuel Shreve, who was an alde to Gen. Washington in the American | Revolution. He was a member of the Mount Pleasant Lodge of Masons and of the Men's Club of St. Stephen’s Church | ll i i umHmNNHHlHlN HH!H““" The Following Varieties Included In This Sale “Columbia” NOTE: Some of the rose bushes included in this sale are the same varieties that vou so often admire in the gardens of Potomac Park during the summer months. “Crusader” “Butterfly” .........cream These monthly blooming rose bushes were grown right here in nearby Maryland and are ready to replant in your own garden. They should bloom in May and every month thereafter throughout the summer. Make your garden the prettiest in your neighborhood by plant- ing several of these rose bushes now. Come in tomorrow and select your favorite varieties . . . 3 for $1. The quantities are limited to a few thousands . . . therefore we suggest early buying to avoid disappointment. All Plants Included in This Sale Are the Monthly Bloom “All Over Town” . . . the better to serve you i i Chinese Rugs pink “American Legion” . . . . bright red veieeinn...deep red pink “Ophelia” ..............cream eavy, deep-pile rugs every one of them, woven to wear for years and years. The fine designs, typical colorings, and perfection of weave place these examples far above the usual Chinese floorcovering. In the 9 x 12 size they are priced at $35()00 Here you find practically an unlimited choice of Oriental Rugs, with prices ranging up 1o $3,500.00 W. & J. SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. “The House with the Green Shutters” STORE OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carvies An Assurance of Satisfaction Charge Accounts Conveniently Arranged 530 P. M. DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAY | Citizens’, Official Dead l ARTHUR B. ‘HI‘(F\F SHERIFF 30 YEARS DEAD T. B. Gill, TO, o( Cnmlme County, Va., Victim of Heart Disease. Special Dispatch to The Star FREDERICKSBURG, Va. March 22. —T. B. Gill, for more than 30 years | sheriff of Caroline County, died of heart | disease at his home, in Bowling Green, this morning. He was 70 years old. 5 padied) Comedy to Be Presented. i Special Dispatch to The Star MARYLAND PARK, Md.. March 22. | —“Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown” a three-aet comedy, will be presented by | the Dramatic Club of Maryland Park | High School. in the school auditorium | tomorrow night, slarnng at 7:45 o'clock. | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. The United Lodge of Theosophists, | Hill Building, Seventeenth and I streef will have a free public lecture, 8:15 | o'clock, on “Death and Immortality i ‘The Ohio Girls' Club will have a card | party at the Burlington Hotel, 8 o'clock. g | Women's City Club: Dr. Willlam Lee | Corbin will lecture on the dramatists, | Sir James M. Barrie and Stephen Phil- lips, tonight. Liberty-Union Review, Woman's Ben- efit Association, will have a bridge and 500 card party for the proposed new clubhouse, this evening at the home of Mrs. Lucy Murray, 4509 New Hamp- shire avenue. Columbia Chapter, D. A. R., will con- duct a benefit bridge party, 8 o'clock, at Chestnut Farms Auditroum, Twenty- sixth and Pennsylvania avenue. De Molay dance in the National Press Club auditorium. The Bryan Parent-Teacher Associa- tion will meet at the school at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. J. R. Dumld will speak of “Religion in the Home.” A musical pro- gram will be arranged by Mrs. Kettler, James E. Walker Post, No. ican Legion, will meet, 9 o'clock, at the Twelfth street Y. M. C. 'A. A memo- rial service for the post's late chaplain, O. J. W. Scott, will be included in the program. FUTURE. ‘The Women's Alllance will meet to- morrow, 11 in Pierce Hall, Fif- teenth and Harvard streets. Mrs. H. Barrett Learned will speak at noon on her personal _recollections Twain. Mrs. Benjamin F. Smith will speak on Thol Paine. 1 p.m. Miss Henrietta Metzerott, hostess. The Tau Phi Sorority will give a %?n:u tomerrow, 9 p.m., at L'Aiglon Jub. Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 31, 0. E. 8, will continue its rummage sale tomorrow at 1401 Twenty-ninth street. The Stearns Biblé€ class will meet to- moiow, 1 p.m., at Mount Vernon M. E. Chureh South. .Dr. charge. Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at Hotel Domnn Independence Bell Chapter. D. A. R, will eonducl a card p.m bridge or 500, ., in Chestnut Farms !nl} -sixth street and The Woman's National Democr-llr Club, 1526 New Hampshire avenue, wil be ressed by B. F. Yoakum 13:30 p. lls luncheon meeting Monday, Subject: form in 1928." Dr. Bird T. Baldwin, director of lhe Towa State College Nursery School, will give an illustrated lecture on “Emo- tional Development of Children™ tomor- row, 8 pm., at Priends' Meeting House, 1811 I street, under auspices of the child study and home-makers' sections of the D. C. Home Economics Asso- clati CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'S, 7th & F AMBULANCES Private Scrvigo. $4.00 Steel Vaults, $85.00 Beat_cloth-covered w oo Entire Funerals, $75.00 Up Lowest Prices The Brown Ntons Funeral Home W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin St. MW, Col. 432 Ayan Service Ia lways Ready o oo 1 el e b Ambulance and JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director N7 Pa. Ave, S.E phone Atlantie 1700.1701 FORMER FIREMAN BURIED. Rites for Capt. Howard W. Wright Are Held Today. Tuneral services for Capt, Howard W. Wright, retired member of the District of Columbia Fire Department, who as- sisted in rescuing former Secretary of the Navy Tracy from a fire in the cabi- net officer’s home, 1634 I street, in 1890, were conducted in the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Capt. Wright died in the Homeopathic Hospl- tal Tuesday. Capt. Wright was retired from the dfplr'menl in 1920, after more than 40 years' service. He was 77 years old. THE WEATHER l Veteran Fireman Dies I | 8 am. 20.88; noon, 20.63. | H 26, Amer-'i . of Mark | 3,12k Luncheon at | 3 K. B. Moomaw in | “If T Were Writing the pm-" District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; colder tomorrow; low- est temperature tonight about 40 de- grees. Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight; to- morrow fair and colder. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; somewhat warmer in south portion to- night; colder tomorrow. West Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; colder tomorrow and in the extreme north portion late tonight. Record for Twenty-four Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 47; 12 midnight, 37; 4 am, 3 noon, 52. Barometer—4 pm., 2095; 8 pm, 30.00; 12 midnight, 20.97; 4 am., 29.92; (‘Al"l‘ HOWARD W WRIGHT ADMINISTRATOR NAMED FOR WESTERN SAMOA New Zealand Appoints SBuccessor to Maj. Gen. Sir George Richardson. By the Associated Press. ‘WELLINGTON, New Zealand, March 22.—Col. Stephen Shepherd Allen has been appointed by the New Zealand governmgnt to succeed Maj. Gen. Sir George Richardson as administrator of Western Samoa, New Zealand's man- date under the League of Nations. 8ir George Richardson, who was born in England and is 60 years of age, was recently appointed as New Zealand's representative at Geneva. He has been administrator of Western Samoa since Highen temperature, 52, occurred at noon o Lowest temperature, 34, occurred at 5 a.m. today. Temperat Highest, 53; re same date last year— lowest, 47. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 2:37 am. and 3:02 pm.; high tide, 8:27 am. and 8:50 | pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:21 a.m. and 3:51 p.m.; high time, 9:13 am. d | 9:37 pm. dent of Morrisville, New Zealand. served The Sun and Moon. in the war with the New Zealand forces Today—Sun rose 6:09 am.; sun sets |and was A. D. C. to the governor gen- 6:22 pm. eral of New Zealand, Gen. Sir Charles Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:07 am.; sun | Ferguson, in 1925, sets 6:23 p.m. Moon rises 6:54 am.: sets 7:31 pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one-| half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy. Weather in Various Cities. g Teumenaure. ap FORMER MAYOR BURIED. John G. Herndon of Falls Church Was Civil War Veteran. FALLS CHURCH, Va. March 22— Puneral services were held ‘Tuesday for John G. Herndon, former mayor of Palls Church, who died Saturday, at the age of 84 years. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Herndon was born near Warren- ton and was a son of Rev. Thaddeus Herndon, who served as pastor of the Antioch and North Fork Baptist Churches. He joined the Confederacy at 18 years of age and fought under Col. Elijah White and Gen. Thomas Rosser. He was disabled in battle. For a num- ber of years he was superintendent of th: Baptist Sunday School here. His ralty was many years ago. His death was the first in his immediate family in 46 years. Besides his wife, formerly Miss Alice T. Logan, whom he married 62 years ago, he is survived by the following children: Eugene G. Herndon, Mrs. Frances H. Smith of Falls Church, | Edwin L. Herndon, Mrs. D. H. Riggs, | Mrs. Ann Davis and Mrs. L. Herndon Mervyn of Washington D. C. Rev. Charles T. Herndon of Warrenton and | A. Willis Herndon are brothers. llm Robert A. Marshall, Mrs George W. Chancelor and Mrs. Sue M. Herndon, ermlm Va. are sisters. Cards of Thanks. CHILDS, We wish to extend to our rela- tives. | Deightors. organizations n our suncere hotr ex- Stations. Weather. < amawormyg a1 Wosory Cwegoy ue e Abilers Thany Pt.cloudy nd Pt.cioudy | Col'mbia 8 Clear ™ Denver Detroit El Pawo.. Galveston lena . Clea Pt clondy londy * Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy T Clear o Clear Pt.clondy ¢ Sloude Raining Tear ral tributes dea of our husband and WILLIANM HE\B\ (HKLIN E FAMILY. | COX. We wish to thank our friends for | {heir, *xprossions of aympathy and heauti- | ful floral tributes at the death of my hus. Dand and our father, EDWARD Dol "GLAS | THE FAMILY. * L. We wish to express our sin e thanks a L h S e 874 Ruimine 0.08 Cloudy Cloudy time. today.) ) Temperature. Weather. | 48 Part clouds | Rain Part clouds | Rain 56 rosnwich 'time. today.} a0 Cloud T am. Greenwic ons. Encland. . Dathy and for the beai- Witut Roral tibuies at \be deatn of our beloved mother. HARRIET E. MITCH B YA L Hamilton. Bermuda San Juan. Porto Rico Havana._ Ol | Coton.” Canal Zove.. udy ndy [ |- v:hv\l‘b 80 Cl Ordered to Headquarters. First Lieut. C. H. Hassenmiller, now at the Navy Yard, Boston, has been ordered detached to proceed to this city for duty in the Marine Corps Headquarters and also for treatment at the Naval Hospital here a Remains resting at Willlam Lee's Sons. P at 11:30 friends invited. IE:\“\\ On Wnlunuu )lir A | E. 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Tnierment s tnviied to 2 nierment Dgparied, tbig, life. ga waipesd Anderson Fabhi - lotime a5 Johnson_ devoted n:;.w'nlm:nn.r Davenier Katie Harris a mani Notice of funeral later, o> Anderson. 3}! Memoriam Sacrel 1o the memors of ous LIAM . BRANDOS e d today, M: P H P\RE\';S A\a MODY. A tribute of love and tion to the " mnlher " mi?my (:f \'51%6"“ 'lh and this llln two vyears Iln h 23, 1926. Amniversary - ": am. IS St. Aloysius Cbumh not ask if . Xy ey ey ut sume flly we'll 3 And tell you on“m’&m ;m“w low ‘Q m-x-m«;‘n:: nl:lv“ you left us. : L IEK“':IIEVWID xt-n':nmrw CEHIL- are not forzotten. Constance, dear Asion £ 3 fife and meemory last o e and we Wi Temember theer ey sore. ime Foes by 1 miss You mare. " loving amie. Tour gendle Tace, one"can 81l youF vacknt plact ; ofiEs. s Joving semembrancs of oar en ther. THOMAS JONES in Me ux sears ase JONES, and - Bringing ma ety ng many & silent tear EN. DOROTHY AND HELEN. * LUCAS. 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