Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1928, Page 9

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Dr. Philips urged the prospec- the Church of - the | Extract from Letter— “Apain 1 thank vou qll your very kind services. orently T O OO A Complete Cost, $102.00 JOSEPH {mu.A..‘%‘a MORTICIANS A 1fred Walter A \ B (w7 Main 5512-5513 WEAR STORE For the | 30th. .| —and the days “cldsses of thé Law and Accountancy for i in wother and appreciaie N Gawler Gawler 17301732 Penna.” Ave. NW.. tive lawyers and accountants of the college to enter professional life with & dete: tion to be of service to mankind;, rather than with a view to seeking gdvancement from it. A suc- cessful lawyer must be more than a mere interpreter, he sald, and an ac- countant more than a technical con- sultant, More than 50 members of the senior Schools ol the uollege occupled & res served e front of the thureh. They will recelve their de- grees Friday night in Memorial Con- tinental Hall. “The college is afliated with the Washington Young Men's Christian Association. LSO T e, Underwood Backs Shoals Bill. 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A Decoration Day Special— IMPORTED LINEN KNICKERS $3.65 An grey. Splendid quality, exceptional price for this tpecial occasion. The knickers may he seen in white, oyster and dark * Hose, $1 " » A Smart Panama by Knox, $10 * * p A Distinguished Summer Pullover Manhallan $1 each by Sport Shoe by Stetson, $12.50 * Shorts and Shirts Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street INC. D.. .C. MONDAY, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘TODAY. The Georgetown Citizens’ Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, at Fotomac Bank Hall, The meeting will be addressed on the proposed treatment of the upper reaches of mac. C. W. Eliot, 2d, speaker. ‘The Mideity Cit'zens' Assoclation will mees, 8 o'clock; at Thomson School. James G. Yaden will speak. A com- lete report on the Farmers' Market islation will be subinitted. Refresh- ments. “Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown,” will be presented . by - Parkview Ghristian Church Christian Endeavor Union, 8| o'clock, &t . Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, Fourteenth -and B streets southeast. The _ Bookmakers' . International League, of Writers will, meet, 8 o'clock, at Broflierhood' Hall, 930 . Pennsylvania avenue. North' Capitol Cit{zens’ Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, in auditorium of sungg school of the United Brethren Chu ‘The_invited guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H, Fast, will provide an entertaining surprise. Lincoln W. R. C., No. 6, will meet, 8 o'clock, in’ Grlnd Army Hall. ployes’ Union, Local No. 262, will hold a benefit card party at the Chestnut' Farms Auditorium, Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, 8:30 o'clock. Municipal Council, Royal - Arcanum, avill meet, 8 o'clack. Hall. Regent L. S. Grigsby will preside and Past Grand Regent Wairen Schoonmaker will xpcak The Deanwoos d Citizens' Association rive for 1,000 mem- bers this evening at. Zion Baptist Church, Forty-third street and Sheriff road northeast. Speakers will include Dr. G. H. Richardson and W. H. Lewis, members of the Citizens' Advisory Council; Rev. L. 8. Wormley of Zion Baptist Church, together with several clergymen of other churches and Mrs. Gabrielle Pelham, supervisor of colored playgrounds. FUTURE. ‘The Washington - Advertising Club | will -hold its opening meeting tomorrow, 12:30.p.m., in the.baliroom of the N tional - Press Club. J. Pred Essary, president of- the National Press Club, and Paul Wooten, chairman of its board of . governors, will welcome the Adver- | tising Club, and a program will feature Marie and Marie, dancers; Pauline | Loria, blues singer; Ann Arlen, violinist, | and May Davis, pianist. Bobby Fore Seven Capital City Serenaders will play | throughout the luncheon meeting. The members of Kit Clrwn. W.R.C.. No. 11, will meet tomorrow, 10 am., in Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and P streets northeast, to prepare flowers for Glenwood, Prospect Hill' and St. Mary’s Cemeteries. A eard party for Our Lady of Vic- tory Church will be held May 31, 8 p.m., Harrington Hotel. The Towa-Thomas Circle Citizens’ | { Association will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in_the lecture room of Northminster Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours cle 6 Dupont Ci 2469 18th St. N.W. | Franklin: 5232 Morticians Private Ambulances 29'H St. N.W. Main 984 Save M. by St s T " Wakiding Maierials “Delivery System Unezcelled” 3 BRANCHES 6”4 C Sts SW 574 Fla A N E 5021 Ga AveNW OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT |7 EISEMAN'S, 7th & F |} Phone Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. ® Undertakers and Embaimers Private Ambulance Service, $4.00 !4 Price of Others in Funerals 875, $100. $125, $150, $195 Steel Vaults, Best Made, $85 These Prices Include the Entire Funeral Style and Comfort .A"O ARcH SUPPORTING CoMBINATION Lasy *5 PED - ARCHO for women is not only designed in the latest approved. styles, but is scientifically con- structed for the utmost in COMEORT. There will be'no foot fatigue after a day's shopping in a pair of PED-ARCHO SHOES, Black, white and tan kid; patent and " satin, Ticloiadss 726 7gh St. N.W, PED zes 2% t0 10 Widths AAA to EEE *The SHOE ment. " at_Odd Fellows' | ing&Dyeing Co. ‘ MAY 28, 1928, Prexby erids invited. Anacostia Citizens’ Association will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Masonic Tem- ple; Pourteenth and U streets south enM Sybil Baker, director of com- munity centers, will speak. Entertain. Refreshments. ‘The laware State Boclety will hold its closing get-together meeting tomor- row, 8 pm., at Thomas Circle Club, 1326 Massachusetts avenue. Miss Ads {Inide Watson will direct a musical pro- gram, to be followed by dancing, cards and refreshments. Mrs. Florence Topping will hold a card party and country dance for the benefit of the Woman’s Benefit Assocla- tion tomorrow, 8 p.m. at her home, 1841 Fourteenth street. Mrs. A. M, Moyeér will have charge of the card | rooms for 500 and bridge. ‘The Trinidad Citizens’ will meet tomorrow. 8 pm. in the Wheatley School. William McK. Clay- ton and Willlam A. Roberts will guests and will speak of the street raf way merger. The Washington Illini Club will have its monthly luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the Cosmos Club. Col. Prank White, who is about to leave the city permanently, will attend. —_— Worker Ixynred by !'lll While working on a scaffold at the |8as plant at Twelfth and M streets southeast .about 1 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon James A. Cox, 57 years old, of | 634 Alabama avenue southeast, fell and Assoclation M. | received injuries to his head and right leg. He was given first aid at Casualty | Hospital by Dr. J. Lawrence Murphy and removed to his home. I THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- with local thundershowers tonight and | tomorrow; somewhat warmer tonight. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 61; 8 p.m., 60; | 12 midnight, 53; 4 am., 51; 8 am., 50; noon, 69. Barometer —4 p.m., 29.66; 29.66; 12 midnight, 29.67 |8 am., 29.70; noon, 29.68. Highest temperature, 69, occurred at | noon_today. 4 am, 29.66; b Lowest temperature, 50, occurred at | |8 am. today. ‘rnmpenture same date last yur—‘ Highest, 71; lowest, 45. ‘ ‘Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast | and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today — Low tide, 10:17 10:32 p.m.; high tide, 3:40 a. 4:02 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:18 a.m. 11:17 pm.; high tide, 4:30 am. 4:54 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:46 am.; sun 124 pm. B Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:46 am.; sets 7:25 p.m. Moon rises 2 pm.; setz 2:04 am. | _ Automobile lnmbl to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Weather in Yarious (,Itbl. Temperature 1pwong WOUNH Stations - s9pineac 0.08 Clear 50 Cloudy 0.20 Cloudy Cl 013 € 002 8238322 Biagen e [ Joar, 2 Clondy Rain Clear . Cloudv Pt clouds | Cleveland | Col ma.8 €. Denver SRS atn S3RRIAN Los Anzeles Lauisvilla Clondy - Clear Greenwich time, today.) Temnerature. Weather A0 4 Copenhagen * Denmark 3% Clonay Noon Greenwich time. todas.) Horta (Faval). Azores 4 Cloudy {Curreat “obaervations., Bermuda 7 Cloudy Poria Rico. Clear Clear Hamiltan San Juan Havana Colon. Can Births Reportcd The following births have been renorted to the Health Depariment in the nast 23 hours: L zaheth Matthews. boy i Katharine B. Malionee Glan 0. and Pearl Hiatt. boy. John H. and Mildred Potis. bov. Ruth Rouse. bov " Vi Slements. bay encga and Blanche Eliiot .ir. bov John T and Ruth M. K, King. hoy nk A. and X wiillams. hos. Tea b pnd Pouline Grifin: boy: Marguerite €lifford. boy 1" Elizaheth Cockran. girl R Ledwell. xirl vn A. Wiston. girl, dder. girl M Witliam B "and ‘Beuian ¢, Arthur - and Catherime P Meivin R i B John ang ¥ Tomnn'h x Chirti. gir) Feri" R Mind Feari B Watkine. #irl Tha following deaths have heen renorted to the Health Denariment i the nast %4 hours Georgs Washingior West, 84, 740 1315 West Vir- jlinston Hotel 8 10(h st e own Hospital Maria F. Williamson &2 Finia ave., ne Thomas & 3. B Thomas W 7. Marie Hoone Channine Smith Lantise Gibeon, Pogr Tat an A, Children's Hopital 82 Litile Simers of the At 41TV et @ Hoapital w Jersey ave. . i ur\1ly - Rhder 11 Seturned o, 1756 BOSTON B l[m»u Hrindle in " forshead ‘wnd white hreast 010K wt Wet 2RO Solitaire. st in piatiim a white “streak Rewa 362 Phone N 7 hefwhen thlnllm\ 3 Lin. 280, ave At FOX™ FUR-M ar or wtre it Manajons South. Am MONEY—<Bv _ hard-working Ahout SAA m hflll n lmn\ Ay aflern lennant nerdn Tel A NECKPIECE bl Reward., 4710 nfi l-vlsnrfnmflg‘. mm a, of "Speker, i eut ST I—- eveniing. ne Gontaitine tarda, vl v-\ ?‘ A e n'th A te en Dollars Rewnrd .«f‘.r bl _!.u‘.‘ o bept. " 1 i T rian Church. Election of offi- 8 pm.| and | d | [ and | sets drd at | URGES PLAN TO ASSURE FULL'RIGHTS FOR WOMEN A twentleth unnfium !o the Con- stitution is noee-r{ to have full equalfty o ngm of education, legal and bu-nm- with men, Miss Sarah Pope Grogan, representing the National Woman's Party, told a méeting of the National Political 8tudy Club yesterday after- noon at the Lincoln Colonnade. More than 500 members and friends of the club attended. Miss Grogan urged women to make greater use of the bal- lot, declaring that only in this have women equality with men. Presiding_at the meeting was Miss Jeannette Carter, the club's president. Other speakers were Dr. Clara Smythe Tallaferro, Mrs. Mae J. Richardson and Mrs. May Jones. Mrs. Willie Dud- ley sang several selections. Mrs, Myrtle Hughes Robinson accompanied her at the piano. DIES AFTER FIGHT. Skull Fractured—Alleged Assailant Surrenders. John Hamilton Steen, colored, 35 years old, of 6 Naylor court, died at Casualty Hospital late last night fol- lowing an altercation earlier in the eve- ning with Robert Dorsett, a colored neighbor, in the alley near their homes. ! Death resulted from fractures of the skull and jawbone, physicians at the hospital sald. Dorsett. surrendered to police of the second precinct soon after learning of Steen's death. He said that he and | Steen became involved in a fight over a trivial affair and declared he struck the man with his fist in self-defense. At the inquest this morning Steen { was held for the action of the mnfl' Man's on_ Sund: ay 27, st Garfleld | ). BUTLIO M mm--xd { mass will be said i hia soul. Relatives and Tnterment " (Drisate; xn\’;m' Suddenty. on V34, about. 620 p.m. of 1400V at. n t Warenton. Fridazr. May 2 1L, Fvicts Wil he . heid Flesdur. May 20. ‘st 2 pm. Interment Harmony Cemetery. ROWMAN. On Saturday. Mas 26, it Sibley Hosp ROT] * Bowrm, ices Tuesdar. May 29. af Hysone’s funeral homs. ¥ N Interment private, Congressional WILLIAM €. Peloved husband of the iate Annie €. Bringer. ~Services at the ahove residence on Thu | Tnterment. Brenyood Cemeters. L lzl nn luMly May 27. 1928 B CRTER aesd 70 Years. Pup -f.f“_v e % uperal from above residence -r‘-a ay 7. at 8:30 am. then s Chiirch. where Roiiem mase will b 4nid" gt 8 am: Tor iha reposs 0f her soul. Relatives and frienda invited. = Interment Congressional Comatory. ,EDMUSD. be WRIGHT. THOMAS riEnt. Th-(he vwanty (i year G hié Noties of funeral hereafter 0aloPated (Bis lfe Monday, May inis _residence. 35t CLARK heloved A0 pam. from Wia late residence. Rel. atives and friends imvited. Interment Pavne's Cemetery 29 raday. Mav 31, at 3 pm Weaths. WILCOX. Suddenly, My 27, 1923, at Newton si. nw. GLY JAu 5 \vluox agg 85 years, heloved husena of “Lillian B Wiicox ines Ma- i Funeral from his late residencs on Welineutay. MWay 30, at 2 p.m, Rola- tives and friends invited. Ints Hill Cemetery. O ARD 1o O, Sdap. X JAMES ‘0718 won of the Minerva Charlotts wervices Tuesda the Campbell and 86th st Wednewiny. May 30. 12 o cio yme. Riral Cemetery, Albans In Memoriam. BIACKWELL May 1 . Ru<< A happy home we once enjo How wwept. the memor Bat the fove and Aevot Of nur dear ones shall ne: Hl& Dl\fi’ WIFE M ILDREN AND ‘-“Tl.nx CKWELL AND PAMILY membrance of RTHA M. BOVD ago too, ved in life. rems 1 HER SIS PR A LIBE AN T A macred tribo of our dear wife and DIGGS DAVIS. who pas %0 today, HITSE, AY. In loving remembrance of m Rushand. JONAS €. DAY. who deparis this lifs v" 28, 1907 DAY. * Aaching Has gone 1t's hard t In” laving memary o one RHARD H\_fi!fl\‘ away two years ago. May Hin death was_ax aying sweetl after ba 1 o our »ou) dured. with and_ wa must ieas see o wwest ELIZABETH 6 D. JORDAN. SISTER. HAVENNER. In loving remembr: Te sear hshand “WALTER B NER. who passed away nine year May 28, 191 0 T forget mntz s agn A- 1 -tr»d N' your bedsi and saw pass away. Just when life was brightest & ‘wers o, Hisrve noms of eternal Yei_azain. we hope to. When the dase o 11 0 shed I3 DEVOTED WirE. In Joving emory of my dear oted mother. ELLA M. Living in mER REABAND INE A TR MINUS. In sad’ but Ioving_remem®: of (Y deac hushand. WA MINTE. who denarted this May 38. 1927, hange from om day 1o da: e aod memory of my dear Shall never pass awas HIS LOVING WIFE | PEYTON. ‘but, loving memoc hwart It !'la I'-odn own will that you 'ut‘ to When | m» day comey and ume ehall be We "I" wfl. you. mother and dauzhser. beyond the shore. HER lfl"l‘f‘ gu’snm BLA | FORRPSTER. On Saturday, May 28, 1928, WOODFORD. beloved som of 3 Reiatives 3na lrw-u ovied: i Codnr Wi Cometery. T | HARVEY. ‘Suadents. an aturdey, May 26 residence. 928, oscaR S, ‘RAIV!Y brother of e Hu Dirkineon. at Ga OTHER TMARTAX Vil aresod - ! PEYTON. In memory of ms dear niscs. BLAXCH! ho died four years are not_forzoits d-;- Blanctie, will you ever be. 1008 as life and memiory iast will ‘remeniber- thee. nll DEVOTED AUNT. LUCY WALKFR A tribdte 10 thé memory” of my and -devoted . friend. MAY SARDO. who died oné year azo. Max 28 1 GEORGE HOW) Tormvater ia Rock: Crogs € 5 Devartec ihis lite Saturdss. 3 1534 T st. nw. Mg “he holm?d mmv‘_er of 3 Unaral Dim . trom 533 T st nw. Friends.invited. - Iaterment Harmony re!n- otors . 1628 his b THOMAS LERO y..l.w-d sop ot Mr. 3 anney temporarily et R Coorse B Clarke tuneral chapsl. 1418 Fiorida ave. Service will May 20, at his late residence. Pavne's Crmfler\ services Hisonc's funetal nomje. 1300 Interment mmn-m Nationa) Cemeters. E. The offic mem! sicn ot e tummeatiage R hereby notified of th oved _wister. ! R Funeral Mondas. at Atdantic ity r cun'u ruul Pres, . Rec -« WORMLEY, In ;:-v-w memeory of ou ORMLEY who 1919 Which never can he fliad: HER_DAU{ MISSOURL FAN AND BESST) 5 FOR mm 2968 THE J. F. MaNNING Co,, INC, \ D—num this life Sunday. May at_ his residence. 608 Gorion JAMES T beloved son of Wil Tlam "and Fstelle Mack leaves to mourn their loss a father, father and grandmother. ' oy at "ot triends. Fanera Wednesday, May 30, a.m. from Holy Redeemer Church. Taterment. Mount Olfvet Cometary. 29 ‘wn.um\ On Saturday, May 26. 1928, f Stanton Park Hospitai Guigan. ir. . Funeral will her late residence. 1408 A st Tuesday. May 20, at 8:30 am St. Joseph's Church. 24 and € A1l he »aid at a.m. for the | woul. Relatives and frianis | Intarment in Mount Olivet Ceny >mmn‘x On Sunday. Mav in Teside i IS RICHARD. the heloved N hand ‘of Amelis, W Moore and devoted father ‘ot “Mra. Lucille M. Simmons and Drother "ot Louis Moore Funeral, from Iis late “residence Tuesday. May o9 iiives “AndHiends’ invited. armony Cemetery. All members, of William Andrex ok G U 0 of O K. Ao arvanae fe e ‘tanerat of | Brother JAMES R MOO! VALENTINE. N. 6, S W, WATSON. F. ¥ IRE, Special communication of l‘nmvv Hall Lodee, No. 14, sonte Hall ‘Tuesday. Larv 1810 8 st mw. By order of B CHOMAS, W, M; COBR. Secietary JRiniestie Teague s MFS R E Tuesiay a0 S ' Neloek. trom 1610 Sal how WM. B. HARRIS, Vice Pres. 6. L. WALTON, Secretary e Crisous Attucks Reliof Aswo ciation annonces the death of JA MOORE, at his residenc | ma Mode: § N FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wm. H. Serdo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 12 88 NB Llncnln s24 Modern Chapel VENTH ST N W 21e] ~_Telephons T ERTIRISNED THie .IOHN R. WRIGHTVCO 7 10t NN W CHAS S_S. ZURHORST. T amT mm pet at the xuu lagd | ——— AT2N Canuo S NORTH twiy Jo«ph F. Birch's Son (ISAAC BIRCH) Phone Wast 3034 M St. N'W. Bhine we V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the of oo & with the orieing) W are ooty oy ¥io0s B SR W Fost W LW | u ‘il‘fi‘..—m Directar “and Fobaimger. | ey Cammo l‘r ?“ )la‘v '__!""“ s;‘_g"n- N 1619 ¢ that ¢ funergl will he hold lmm Nl‘ llc ro'-lnlrnv ‘Fiesday afternoon. 3 p.m. May BURLLN l:l'«l! FULLER. Pres. The cop t o' '":;. .'J J"Sn"' "'"&’)h 3"t and that the > trom” ps late ol rnoon. N N 'u" nn“flf' 1. SINGLETON. Pres. 1 \fll,\\ l\ld‘l N 'rtfi)\v " 4 'lfl 1028wt ) s nd m'm son o Fu L) noone, the late o a ‘ufi“v. h:‘ ‘nsn- "ot his o e Inviied elnhin vur wi the mol ur-u-\ o.h W Wnrren Talhvull 14th & Spring Rd. Col.464 Succeeding the original W R Speare Co 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potemac 4600 ! Jre. ot 1908 B w48 -