Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1928, Page 7

"HVENTNG - 8TAR, WASHINGTON « D, 0O, SATUKDAY, JUNE 23, 19289, - connected with the American Bank Note Co. After working in the Bureau of En- | graving and Printing for several years, Mr. Helm went in business for himself, opening an office on ivania ave- nue near Seventh street. Later he moved to the Baker Bullding on F He “is survived hh widow, Mrs. Harrlet Mowrer Hel o sister, Miss Alma Helm; three bmuml. Joseph R., Albert J. and Harold Helm, and ————— cousin, Mrs. John J. Noonan. Funeral services were held at St. Charles J. Helm, in the engraving | Joseph’s Church this morning. Burial business at 1322 F street, died at his | was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. residence in the Congressional Apart- o ments Thursday after a brief fliness. Mr. Helm was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on December 31, 1869. He came to Washington when about 10 years old, and learned the engraving business here from his father, who for years,was White Flannel Trousers, $7.65 EISEMAN'S, 7th & F |FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR C. J. HELM Engraver Who Died Thu;xdny Is Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery. C. & C. Stores employ only freshest flowers in the designing of Fu- neral Emblems. Wreaths $4 Up F uneral 'Sprays $3 Up TPhone Frankiin 5442 or Frankiin 10391 St. Elmo Resident to Be Burled at| Former Home in Richmond. E 1 Dispatch to The Star. POTOMAC, Va., June 23.—William Joseph Antone, 41 years old, of St. Elmo died in the Alexandria Hospital yesterday. Funeral services were held at the home today by Rev. Father Kosta of St. Rita's Catholic Church of Braddock. The body was sent to Rich- mond, his former home, for burial. The deceased, who is survived by his widow, Mrs. Susie Antone, was em- ployed as a boller maker at the Potomac railroad yards. Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 807 14th Street N.W. 804 17th Street N.W. Phone Franklin 511 Phone Franklin 10391 TR ANNOUNCEMENT To Residents of Wesley Heights ‘We wish to notify our patrons that on and after June 25, 1928, we will make two deliveries ill‘ily to Wesley Heights, leaving at 9 A.M. and M. C. H. Javins and Sons Specializing in Poultry FLORAL expres!mns of sympathy carry their message most tastefully when Blackistone does the designing. SPRAYS & Wreaths. $5 v 'y Sea Food Main 8649 Game Center Market NEW STORE 1407 H St. Telephone Main 3707 Country Air and City Conveniences ERE is a children’s paradise—healthful country air, daisy-dotted fields, nodding bluebells, a shallow knee- depth brook, with spring-fed crystal-clear water. Here your children need not play in dirty streets while you pray for light traffic. The invigorating air at Sligo Park Hills will send the red blood coursing through their veins. It will put the roses in their cheeks. You, too, will enjoy the peace and beauty of Sligo Park Hills. It will put new energy and new love of life into you. SLIGO PARK HILLS —are being developed in harmony with natural beauty. The section set aside for parks equals the road area. The develop- ers have given 100% more park land to the 'development than has been done in any other development of equal price. The natural beauty of the landscape has been as carefully preserved as in the hjghest priced developments. Living advantages usually available to only the very rich are here offered at moder- ate prices. The lots, too, have been apportioned generously, with 70 to 75 foot fronts, instead of the usual 50-foot front, and this allows YOU a better opportunity to heautify your home. In addition to its many suburban advanngu, Sligo Park Hills will possess all of the conveniences of the city. Macadam- ized roads, electric service, water, sewer, churches, schools and stores will all be available. between Takoma Park and Silver lm. llt | FLOWER AVE Park lflh by a State highway, Sligo Avenue, served by three local highways. seant 30 minutes wlll take you to the cemter of Washington by 16th Street bus or 14th IM Takoma Park line. In your own car the trip ls still shorter. 15% discount to purchasers of first 10 lots 10% discount to purchasers of second 15 Lots on convenient terms with small cash outlay ASHINGTO Company Inc. J. Curtis Walker, Treasurer Realty E. Brooke Lee, President (. £ CONVENTION SESSIONS CLOSE Awards Made at Fourth Bi- annual Meeting of Inter- mediate Group. ‘The fourth biennial Intzm@dlat« | Christian Endeavor convention closea its sessions last night at the Ninth Street Christian Church with & ban- quet and business meeting, when awards were made to those who had distinguished themselves in the work of the half year. . A morning session at the church was presided over by Terrell Crum. There was & noon luncheon, and the delegates + went to Mount Vernon during the aft- ernooh. Wreaths were laid on the tomb of George and Martha Washington by Richard Riedel, past president, and Evelyn Wooden, president. A service which had been plarited by Dr. Francis E. Clark in 1896. Richard Riedel pre- sided at the service. ‘The banquet last night was addressed by several speakers, including Jean Chalmers, Margaret Davis, Francis Kline and Richard Riedel. meeting followed, which was addressed by Merritt L. Smith, president of the District of Columbia Union, and George W. Smith, former Maryland Union president. Certificates were presented as follows: Personal evangelism, Mary Koons, Scott Jarrett, Rhoda Lewton, Elizabeth Pile, Virginia Pile, Hester Richards, Evelyn Richards, Jesse Stimson, Wi stewardship, Betty Coon, Jarrett, Mary Koons, Rhoda Lewton, Elizabeth 5 Hester Richards, mry Walker; Christian Endeavor ex- L. F. Ooomh- Stuart Hawkins, Lewton, John Parsons, Florence Rice, Alexander ‘hlrnhlll Gilbert Tyler, | Stimson, umm Fox, Virginia Pile, Louise Smith, Marlin’ Smith, Ward Smith, Caroline CHff and Isabel Leisinger. MRS. FRANK STONER DIES. Clevelas Frederick Civic Work Leader Sur- |50 vived by Husband. Special Dispatch to The Star. CK, Md, June 23.—Mrs, |Huron, Frank L. Stoner, wife of a prominml local attorney, and for nt in civic, chlrl"hle AN k died at her home yesterday. She has been an official of the local | T cusd .,?x'::,m m."""{e-p- P Bomaon RO o Tirgilfifl'?&mu 8. b cun. wager. 2t slsinsi L ¥ E:; 17 N. Geor- for its table. £3°4p daily- season: Emerson Crouthasiel P L i goly resort on the Jersey 'A'souz Combingy pertect bathing. i % with & modern hote lnd vn lun from Hay Fever besides. let. Five ’MDWCK l!ll(ill‘l‘s. CASA’ LOMAt n't go 'ml on Olll M-‘. II' faF the hest and dock Helghts. lice for % fort to mske on rates—317.50 single, week ends, with day for families cently remodeled. with was held around a tree on the grounds | A business | 7: alker; | —— Margaret Tyler, Willlam Wolfrey, Je-e A RIS SR S Ocean View Bagkin, monthly, or, TH Fajk. Modern and e, .unnln, water THE DEL-MAR and MRS. 8. 1. CAREY. o-m."’v THE DENNIS Comiortable and s water oY m ON BOARD WALK. BREAKERS &, »o1! ! Rotyand 501 runnine water Funnt and private baths __fr% A f"’{'.m n'r"}fnu ar vn.anm. than ever the Potome v Pl ericksburg, Beach. _ For yrite ' Frank 0., Va. ln the Mountains of Virginia Bryce's Hillside Cottages, near mkno Springa, dust off the ber mutitul Shy ‘ urn west at ML Jackson, A Uniaue resort. Wonderful nonfly uu-"muuum nuture. w0od DK Dod outdoor vlan, §250 PBocklet. E, Owners. Aimeric ur weel BRY Yo of pla lm"»emonlx 313.50 15 & Mes wux.um R fceg. cither CASTLEMAN’S INN esory uear Bluemont, oh R“ -mmmm- o drivel Palida o b FWeek Dt ¥ nstieman, Berryvi r.l n.. e iy ni.m!'u at_Colonial w“::zué' h | opale: LA AER S THE WEATHER District of Oolllmbh——mm to- night and possibly tomorrow morning; not qum 80 cool - tonight. land—Cloudy ; pmhhly showers mmlnc and tomorrow; not quite lo coo wnlght. and on m mnum Virginia—Shot Frabahl! and tomorrow; m quite so cool tonight and on the coast tomorro ‘West Vlr(lnh—shower 5 the ‘West portion tonight; partly cloudy. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Theromometer—4 pm., 69; 8 pm, 68; 12 midnight, 65; 4 am,, 63; 8 am, 62; 11 a.m., 64. Barometer—4 pm., 2094 8 pm., 29.92; 12 midnight, 29.95; 4 am., 29.95; 8 am., 2095; 11 a.m., 29.95. Highest 'empeuture, 70, occurred at 3:45 pn. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 61, 6 a.m. today. Tempenmre same date last year— Highest, 88; lowest, 68. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 6:56 a.m. and 7:23 lp’m high tide, 12:23 a.m. and 12:40 Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:53 a.m. and 8:14 vm high tide 1:16 am. and 1:33 pm. cooler in tomorrow occurred at The Sun and Moon. ';_;\dAy—Sun rose 4:43 am.; sun sets “Tomoriow—sSun rises 4:4 sets 7:38 p.m. gy N ro&n rl;lels }0 49 am.. utomobile la to > half hour after !unlet b Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy. Weather in Various Citles. — @Temperature. -E . e awpans: I9ousH Statlons e aemOIY; i .| SRR ST H s opP: et + EEERLEE RS TS T 23333882885 3uS IR e BN L3E: 3233022808888 22232 80238 R A SR TFOREIG perature. e‘er Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy ; 7t cloudy Births Reporled nd uum and Lucla Gresso A BT IaT ahd Eipel M- Russe ank E. and El William A. and Grace Mushek and Armenohe Dellal rge L. and Hilda L. nd Busie e "and Pannie Hard te and_Gertr and Carolyn nd B. and Rel fes boy. le Alexander, girl Parr. girl ardener, girl. and, Louise Chapman, boy. and Guu dar Ber u.rnmy boy! rothy Weems. giri. eivn Wooles Sirl famie Lee. .n“x b Deaths Reported ths have been reported " "i«““""'n".‘.‘m-.m in" e Tast 34 , 85, 121 13th st. se ke b Walter ‘Reed Ben- 1"?7& N st % nus § George Washing- 3 \i¥mona, 78, 34 n and Maryland ave. ne. ave. S flli;% les J. 2 it : 5 tow! pital i rlll‘ V l. Ivldkn loun "Hos- gAlbert J. Herllg, 37, Walter Reed General Ae“m . k h !l. Dh‘rk‘l Jail 3; 208 L 5%' i i Hall. 70. A km Qreenbuty My J-nmn Bt Bilver Gasting. 0. G e Women of Australia, who have nw plcl of dresses offered by Europe, l & preference tor those !mm oy Everett and Evander and Iy nuu-ucy Hos- 1236 6th st u.’g Sifliger Hospital. y Campbell th st jeorgia ave. irst st sw, inger Hoeptal L u? 4,0 pear St try cmE’ e is. 3033. ulminnrfl& -Tem- -fi alue rx&'m‘ or'Ih viewsty ot Washineton oo Reward. Address Box 130-E. Star BILLFOLD, about ¢ yhout 348, Detween and Tt e l"\ st b Rew LET. fi"‘" % & “Feward. ‘ddaress Box 7 oMice. & BRACE! ol st CIGARETTE uuu'rn' initials, J. ward 844, th and Return to C" :fl-nu xrn COLLIE, ~wiiite. recently” med {9 ame of “Hob" Reward. " Mr. num DOG. English sice ward. Nrudiey 306 DOG. Great mn- Ladgma ith white G oraige ouns, W Alta . white and light- liver " eolar. EARRING, l-d' in dow! Sun Glev. 3971 & ERATERNITY Pm. “Alicy on insi t pin. Re the Pal d_ 10 cent store. Tib- revorted | 1KING WILL OFFER ' PLANK PROPOSALS Utah Senator on, Way to Houston With Suggestions for Platform. Senator King, Democrat. of Utah, who has been on the resolutions com- mittee of previous Democratic convene tions, is on his way to Houston today prepared to make suggestions on a num- ber of pllnks for the party platform this yea It is nndeulood he plans to urge a declaration for strict enforcement of all laws, with a promise to devote par- ticular attention to enforcement per- sonrei. Senator King also has been devoting much thought to questions of foreign relations which may come up in con- nection with the Xn latform, and prob- ably will make definite ropuuu on a number of such problems. He is par- ticularly oppoutr to the keeping of Marines in Haiti and Nicaragua and is expected to advocate a plank calling lor their withdrawal. The policy this Government should adopt toward China is anothier matter on which he will present views to the party leaders at Houston. The Utah Senator has not under- taken to recommend a solution of the farm relief plank, but he believes the dmn( udrltk‘:“ ';:llt!orm. ‘when gmll’ will give proper tion to the needs of Amcultun e Marriage Llcenses. l(lrl"lllll licenses have been issued to !hl following: Lgon Chatelain, ir. 26, and Richardsol oerhard B Yamiape & EKate Soector. 22, re. Md., Rev. o e B A lld uv V. Ve - York Gt " ot this om.'nv':."lf’ 3, Wilmington, ¥ C. Iw._'ti%l 'm" e %, Rutchinson: 15, of taor e And ks Cypninshan, o2t ng . R w"mmu:‘ Hotimans e nnle lgllson 90: 23, and Josephine Cane, 19. P oneire Burics Berg 23. and Maxine' El- s Bt ney 4. g ol ey and )‘IHII’II P. Mervis, B, Scully. 20 and Kathieen P. C. Gav: it & Voibiision™ ) 726, Ta Mary : o and M. Lay. and Mary M. Lay. 20, Takoma B Hai 29. New York City, and Cyrus V. Bowers. Helen l‘!‘ Kennell. 5. of this city. Rev. Bt B2 B¥er. 1. of this eff . and Vivian & Vincont. 29, Prankiost o Alfrsd K’ Burrows. " Rev. Prank A Ellerb: 25, Leon: o, He.v” Wiliam 3 ’;l omman oot Fowell. nligEe (Atwell 72."and Ruth A. Dick. 1. M. ki . T oo, Yo, | Luther IL' ring. Isasc Nelson, 24. and Alise Wood. 29. P itton 10 Beyier, 24, Chevy ton, t Chase Lake, and Eils Corby. 33, of this ity Rev. H_Hoffman. P borm, 4. Fort Wy Kincheloe, 23, of S I s e 4 Alfre Doyle. 35. Meheean. 30. Rev. "i'{hnh e wie B. Johnson, 33, Roek h‘"‘% Westray Earl M. Gree A host of ot Fineral Sunday. Mount Morian Baptist sts. sw. Rev. J Interntent Woodlawn Cemetery. GREEN. EMERSON. Members or Midian Pishermen. 1 § o'clock. for & 51“8‘! ial of our late brother, EMER- from Mount uanrf-nnn:nlu e nd T sts, 1 p.m. Assessme: 150 for Sister Harper and Sister Con lay, June 26 W. BROOKS, H M. MONTGOMERY. Secy. il members of Mount QI members ant N notined 13 stiend & urdav evening. June e S K Lo our de- 506 Srrange for . 10 ar gihember. | EMERSON Mount M ‘u’vi fi':mu" CREY unt Mor Dt s nm l. S2AN & BROOK. Gwfi- n- b All m hn uested 10 uund ine’ funer GREEN. Mount unda. P ‘Bro. $u= unitorm. Jock. P M. Capt. nu%u G &R !lemlnn of the Mt. of Moses. 30, M tg,for funeral e Norien """rg.en R. BROWN, W. P. s 12:30 0 . H. Assemb) re | ln e ;mlnl. nn. McCLINTOCK, JOHN 8. AL 10 g.m, on Pri- day. June 3, 1928, JOHN 8 MeCLIN- sn employe of the Intetatats merce Comm! ed 50_years. {rom the parlets fa ot Jonn 'f June 24, at 3 p.m. Port Uincoth Cemetery MURDOCK. On Thursday. June at 1:45 p.m. st Hos- pital, broth- MURDOCK Mc! R’u of Wiliiam . John L‘ Jaswares O nder Phee "Munn, “Services ;m b:'n"a at essional Cer SWANN, ROSIE. On Prider, Jups 32 un at Plovidence Hospital, ROSIE. beloved Ena Caee” Brassie)s o Tuneral trom Hanian's chapel unndu. June 25. at 10 am. Io- Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives 0 Friends Thvitad. TAYLOR, JAMES W. Priday. June 22 1m Va. Re- u um-l etae Tt st Fome: 14th ‘ana Oha apin services at Pairfax, Va. on Sunday. = 34 TURLEY, WILLIAM Departed this life suddenty “fihurldlldv J\me‘”I'l. jozs. st § : i fesidence. Tempera WILLIAM H. TURLEY, beloved TURLEY. WILLIAM H. All members of Barbers' Union. Local 305, are reauested to_attend the ' funeral of Bro. TURLEY: sunday. June 4. 5038, ‘45 Ver- mont Avenue Baptist Church. 130 p.m. By orders of _RALPH A. 3 LOUIA D. WILSON. Pres. Sec. and Treas. WALKER, HOUSTON FROST. On Ssturdas. 10 Louese Walker. Praver service will be held at his ate residence on Buns day. June 24. at 4 pm. Interment ab Covington, Pa. 24 WHITTLETON. EMER JANE. FPriday. 1928. at June e Tesidence. 2603 A3ih st ‘Her_remains are resti Co. Joot H st nw. untll 24. Funeral serv- ices and Tnterment witl un place at Har- vard. 1i YOUNG, MARY JANE. !udd nly Friday 22, o Snome of her e S nigl daui lbtlx Breds. ANE, YOURG of 5577 B Spring. MARY J Pancrel trom Mount ~Carmel Chareh Monday. June 35, at 2 b.m. In mzmmam. . SUSAN V. In sad remembrance of our. mother, SUSAN V. BROOKE. who died 37 years ago today. June 23, 1901 Bweet memories will linger forever. 'mr eannot _change them ‘tis true. For the years that have passed cannot sever loying remembrance for you. m DAUGHTERS, ETHEL AND VIR- chlw% MARY E. Sacred to {] of our devoted mother, MARY who died tweive years sgo today, June 23, 1916. Rest in peace. your work is done: Sweetly sieep. your race is ru 350 have Fone where those who love you Soon will memory DICK- come, gne by one. DEVOTED ~ ARLES LLOYD. - BEATTIE. | TO0NRY m. “AMTioute of fove to the sacred memory of our beloved son. CHARLES LLOYD HOO ¢ departed this Life Bve years ago. June 23. 1923, and our de- D. BEATTIE. who A THE PAMILY. but kne m;n; ‘:r'nbye ‘:ksmll' was only for awhile, The same Sweet face. the old familiar smile Will greet us—tear-stained eyes would dry, And_quivering lips. so mute. would try To talk of meeting by and "—‘wu. < 1t we but. knet Sacred to the memory of my desr father. LEE. who en- tered into eternal rest two years ago today, June 23. 1926. 1 am thinking of your dear father; NORTON. AMELIA . of_our ‘mother, TR who de -mdmm: life one year szo’ o Ju foday. June S GGHTERS AND SONS. & WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2068 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Tue J. F. Manning Co., Inc. 919 15w STREET N W WasineTon ‘Quick, ¥ avionstila Setvice { W.W.Deal&(lo. | %168 ST NE g | £ JOHN FEIEENT CO _1337 t0th St N.W ru-ul-nhfl ~ CHAS. S. 01 EAST CA ST TFCOSTEI.LG 1124_N. Capite: St Joseph F. BirdnSon us\m m- 3034 M =V, L SPEKKE_CG Neither the v with m’"fi' & yes At NG B st 45 vrs et w Wm. H, Sardo & Ca. l'rwalc Limousine ambulance B