Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., HART SCHAFENER & MARX OPCOATS RAIN—BLOW—OR SHINE FOUR WINDS TOPCOATS by Hart Schaffner & Marx will take care of the scene They'll stand the roughest treatment season after season and always look stylish. Raglans, University styles, double breasted models— every good style Copyright 1028 Hart Bchaffner & Marz RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street D.. C., WEDNESDAY. REV. THOMAS PURDUE, 79 YEARS OLD, DIES Honorary Assistant Rector at St.| Alban's Came Here From Tallahassee. Rev. Thomas J. Purdue, 79 years old, honorary assistant rector of St. Alban's Episcopal Parish, died at the Home for Incurables yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Purdue came here from Tal- lahasse, Fla. following his formal re- tirement as a minister about 10 years ago and had assisted in the St. Alban’s Parish since then. He was chaplain of the William R. Singleton Lodge of M sons and assistant chaplain of the Epis- copal Home for the Aged. He was an Episcopal minister for 45 years and was ordained by Bishop Ger- shnm Mott Willlam in Michigan. He held charges in Michigan, Kansas and Florida before coming to this city. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Henry Damm of Nogales, Mexico, where her husband is American consul. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Alban’s Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Charles T. Warner, rector, will officiate, assisted by Rev. W. W. Sheerer and Rev. Norman S. Bin- stead. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. C. W. PLASKETT DIES; RETIRED CLERK LONG ILL Funeral of Former Official of Corin- thian Yacht Club Set for Tomorrow. Christopher W. Plaskett, 69 years dld, retired clerk of the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing and for many years & member of the Corinthian Yacht Club, of which he was at one time rear com- modore, died at his residence, 18 § street, yesterday after a long illness. Mr. Plaskett was employed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for about 35 years, and was retired about two years ago. He was a member of the Independent Order of Red Men. He was a native of Virginia, and hndI resided here about 45 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma J. Plaskett; a son, Edward W. Plaskett; a daughter, Mrs. Olive P. Miller, and by two grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at | Bog 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. F. C. GRACE RITES. Federal Engineer Buried in Fort Hele Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral services for Finis C. Grace, OCTOBER 24, 1928.° THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, possibly light frost in low places in suburbs; tomorrow fair; not much change in temperature; gentle west and northwest ds. West Virginia—Fair with heavy frost tonight; tomorrow fair, not much change in temperature. vlrgmll-Fllr. continued cold to- % t, heavy frost in extreme west and light frost in central portions; tomor- m‘wdzhlr, gentle west and northwest win Maryland—Fair tonight, heavy frost in extreme west and light frost in cen- tral portions; tomorrow fair; gentle west and northwest winds. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 62; 8 p.m., 58; 12 midnight, 57; 4 am,, 51; 8 am, 48; noan, 5 8 pm, 29. 75 12 mldnight., 29 78 4 n.m 29.80; 8 am, 20.85; noon, 29.84. Highest temperature, 69, occurred at noon yesterday. Lowest temperature, 46, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 73; lowest, 49. Tide Tables. Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 10:38 a.m. 10:57 p.m.; high tide, 3:38 a.m. 4:19 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:25 a.m. 11:48 p.m.; high tide, 4:35 a.m. 5:09 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ;l'aodly—sun rose 6:27 a.m.; sun sets and and and and Tomorrow—sun rises 6:28 a.m.; sun sets 5:17 p.m. Moon rises 2:52 p.m.; sets 0:04 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after lupn.nt i Condition of the Water. Great Fl".s—clell’. Harpers — Potomac, Shenandoah, clur, 7 Weather in Various Cities. Temperature %3 clear; e Stations. Weather. seen IRm0Ieg ** gupIaNsak 5aUBIH ‘we g0y ww Abilene, Te Albln! l;t. ¢l Gloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Cle [+ Cloudy Clear 41 years old, structural engineer of i e “Bureau of Valuation, Interstate mmerce Commission, who died in|}ew George Washington University Hospital Sunday, were conducted at the resi- dence, 914 Hamilton street, today at|gZh 10:30 o'clock, with interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Grace had been connected vn the Bureau of Valuation for the pas 14 years. He was a native of Kemucky He was & member of the Mount Pleas- | ant Lodge of Maso He is survived hy his widow, Mrs. | Ethel 8. Grace, and his father, Finis E. Grace. DOWD RITES TOMORROW. Former Academy Head to Be Buried From Sacred Heart Church. Funeral services for Michael Dowd. former principal of the old Army and Navy Academy, 1326 Girard street, who dled yesterday, will be conducted Sacred Heart c.cholic Church tomor= row morning at 9 o'clock, following brief services at the residence at 8:30 a.m. Interment will be private. Mr. Dowd, who would have been 65 years old next Sunday, &replred hun- dreds of men for the Military and Naval Academies and had the distinction of having taught more than 1,000 com- missioned officers now in the service. He founded the school in 1906 and conducted it until illness prevented him from continuing about five years ago. He was a native of Ireland and was educated in the National Training Col- lege at Dublin. He came to this coun- try in 1901, ‘The Musical Fund Soclety of Phila- delphia is planning to give chamber music concerts in the high schools this ‘Winter. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. 6 Dupont Circle 2469 18th SLN.W. Franklin_5232 Columbia_636 Efficiency Characterizes ® ‘When you call on_us you gn recelving the very utmost ice. horough _knowledgs ifilrl ¥ -xurlance equip us to per. orm the work with maximum care. Our charges are alwaya well within Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantie 1700:1701 e — W. W. Chambers}|i: UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral ........$195 $150 Steel Vaults. .. .$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 Private 'Ambulances Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel Latest Pipe Organ Music if Desired—All Without Charge Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. at |8 New Orlean York, N Oklahoma Clty Qmaha, Nebr.. Philadelphia.Pa. 0enix. Ariz. Bittsburgh, P Bortland, Mc FOREIGN. (7 am.. Greenwich time. todar 2 . Weather. London, England 5 e Paris, e. Rain Berlin, Part cloudy Copenhs Part cloudy Stockholm, _ }él-n cloudy lear Gibralt; ONbon, Greenwich tme, todsy. Horta (Feyal. Asores. . 64 P.ncloudy Hamilton, ot Dart cloudy Juan, Porto R o. rt cloudy av Cuba. e Colon, canal zone Part cloudy ARGENTINA DATA. For the week ending October 22, 1928. R Sormeny : a wheat zone...... 61 Southern wheat zone MRS. LOUISA C. LEE DIES. Member of Carroll Family of Mary- land Succumbs at 81. Mrs. Louisa Carroll Lee, 81 years old, widow of William Geoze Lee, died at her residence, 1319 Euclid street, yes- terday after a long iliness. Mrs. Lee was a native of Stafford County, Va. She had been a resident of this city since a young girl. She was & member of the Carroll family of Maryland. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Granville Hunt and Miss Gene- vieve Lee of this city; Mrs. Robert E. Burks of Chevy Chase, Md., and Mrs. 7 FOUND. FOR LOST Afimm apply Animal Rfle\u League, 349 Maryland c-u LADY'S HAT, found 141 . R Hlg ind lh al LOST. BROWN BILLFOLD—Lost on Takoma Park car. ‘Reward offered.” Charles M. Elkins, Scon, e, o Wt S i and 4. Phone West 1131. m-:‘ra ern CORNELIAN EARRING—Saturday afternoon, zuflneu oA TON Georsla 3108w, o !!r-yea ?""’ ;3; T Black and wTulm.’:r i %urg o Abcn S ‘address. n?e‘nrd Potomac ‘?.?Pw e Colar: ontBacirdsy. "Rk 0 un st. D.W. ‘male; utrm:n police: nl-m collar. _Reward. 'Geo ENGLISH SETTER. biue black lnd white, lost or strayed from 5904 Conn. ave.: coll on wvish name. “Dr. ‘Thomas Conrs Chevy Chase, Md." on plate, also Md. 878; good "feward for return. Cail Wluon- sin Robert J. Ay 8ime z\mouufl fortoise she o casé. > Phone Adams. 130, ‘Hew FOX TEI R, flam. 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FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Desi s 35 lfld up. ——Wmm— Artistic—expressi Gu St. de Bros. Co., 1212 O. YR S S Tt T R Our Only Store, 14th & Eye A iott Brewer of St. David's, Pa. granddaughter, Miss Carroll Lee Brew- er of St. David’s, and a sister, Mrs. Philip Faunce of this city. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Frederick Brown Herris will officiate. " Interment will b2 in Glenwood Cemetery. Deaths. AMERICA. GEORGE. All membefl of Junior Order of Cabin Gle:\ lgmmcll e a5 T nuend the rother. GEORGE T HOMAS Allon: Councilor, SOHN BAILEY. Sec- AMERICA, GEORGE. A ‘special meeting of Losan fribe No. 8, Improved Order of Red. Men. will be held 230 p.m. Wed- nesday, Getober 24, ml 19th and Pa. ave. 10r the purpose rrangin for fu- Rera1 ‘of Brother CEORCE AVER TCLIAM MORIARTY. Sachem. nElml.zY, MARY JANE. Departed this ARY JANE wife of Richard Austin E ave. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss four brothers. two jisters and a host ¢f relatives and friends. s 3 P. bet. H and I n.w. v Remains_restingat Boyd & Wilson's, 1840 st. n.w BERKLEY, MARY JANE. The Elder Ladies Inmediste Reliel Is requested to attend the funeral of the ARY JANE BERKIEY. of" Liberty® Baptist Church. Thursday, 'October, 25, at 1 p.m. By re- auest of the president. BERTHA G, WATSON, MARION 8. LEWIS, Rec. BOHLAYER. WILLIAM nle.! Pres. On Tues. andria, 8. at 10:30 | LAYER. The funeral will take Blace trom the above residence Thursday, October 35, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends are in- vited. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. CARTER. EDMONIA. | Departed this lfe. October 24, 1928. at 7: he resi- Sheridan ‘Carter. and mother Iyn V. Russ. Nam- of funeral hue-mr CARTER. SARAH ANN. On Monday, AT To3h. At the residence of her Rt Marearét 1, Swann Taglor, 1313 8 st. nw. SARAH ‘She leaves five STiren, ‘Mre. Smma. Jenkins, Mrs. J enn, i . Puneral Thursday. October 2! 0 Charies Chusem Indian Head: M CRAWFORD. JAMES T. On Tuesdas, Qeto- T 23, 1024, at his residence, 1307 C e gAM ES T, beloved husband of Hlldl R Crawiord. Services ‘Wil be Zurhorat’s fuheral parlors; 301 znz c-vt- ol st.. on er Thterment in Arfington National Cemel;;y DAYIS, MARGARET. On Tuesdsy, October 45 a.m.. at the T r 25, p.m. Relatives and friends . Interment in Addison Chapel, Seat pieasant. Md DOWD, MICHAEL. On Tuesday. October 11 1928. at _his residence. 1326 Girard st. n.w.. MICHAEL. beloved husband of Mery Fl Fineral from his late residence on ober 25. 0 a.m., thene Qheare Chiren.. 16th here: reqtiem mass il pe said 30 o"am, Tnterment private. Kindiy omit flowers. DOWELL. ROBERT. on Saturday October 20, 1928, RO! WELL: baloved son s geptdenes, 30 B gt Uprieht Iaithtul . all By nuuuml'c"nd raciet fo tfle nd of nis 5 days: Loving, thoushtful. tender. What beayiiful mnemety e i xi' Dehipg. PRIEND. How sad odhr n3 SLoM i my QVCI with For t‘é""h has rosbed me of the one. Szt wa, or 5115 MOTHER: lg’nm BROTHER. * DYAS. BENOIAH D.. On. Monday, October 22, l?:fl‘ at Sibley Memorial Hospital, BENOJAH D. DYAS. beloved hushand of Hatie At Dyas, Remains ‘Testing at, W W. Chambers Co. funeral b 1400 Shain e, Cantil Wednesday. omber $0°5t"13 oo, “Puneral from His dence. 1419 D 'st. ‘Octo- per 3. at 2 pm. Munm .emm by al Lodge, A. A. M. Iner it Cedar Hlll cemeurv 24 3 Special communication DYAS, BENIJAH D. Sp pmmunication st rBm)w}l Sec's. 3 uu: n parted this life Sun- "‘N“ cubag 93, resider atience, Rev. JAMES eaves to mourn ‘their loss a devoted wite: Flora E. Ennis: adopted Leroy Ennis: sisters-in-law, Mrs JAMI "x. i nnntm Churel 4%. on Thursda 3. C. BURLLS, Secrotary. ENNIS, JAMES E. Ofcers and sir knights of mon’ Commandery, are Rereby ordered to u.semm- in fuil 'remplnr uniform at Zion Baptiet Church, P st tween 3rd and 4 e e the funeral of our, 1 me sir xnm«t. mv JAMES ENNIS, 1 E . o Thursday, Octol p.m AERT K. MOZLEY, Em. Comdr, Attest” GHAS. D. FREEMAN, Recorder. s ENNIS, 3. All members of ;vnmnnon No. G. 15 tie Funeral of Bro. J. K. ";m“:’ i x:\'m?m Ghurch. F st. be'wren :xm an 1. sw, 13:30 o'clock. Thurs tober in. iy drm 2 te b ehurel WASHINGTON. R. V. F, E. P. WINGARD. ‘IVNIL REV. JAMES B, l: om:en and )ger%beén ing St B MW "Gouare LRaES: Nesriied. 1o attend 8,session of sorrow at the Elks’ Home, 1536 p.m th Ottoner 24, 1ok to " for the furieral of our October 1 e hunerai » wlll % ake"s Mem! RimeSla Lodse. ""'.':"pz‘..‘.i Sérapis, Ro. 1 .. . 2"and cohén\:’h “Temple, No. 423, are in- vited to FRANK A. LEWIS, E. Attest: WILLIAM H. NEWMAN. seer™ ENNIS, JAMES \E. Members of John F. Cook 10, F. A ook Lodiea N'a Sheciat Aomtauniation hereby §filed (5 3 sl 8 R apd Vi sinia ave. s, Thur Pendmi® ot our Ja me Srother.: uneral of ol ENNIS. WILLIAM H. KELSON, NING] On Tuesday, Oc- e SR B at her feridnen 123 Buehanan n.w.. BARBARA. beloved e T he *late "Pater c‘rmmger Funeral October al am.. thence Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to .mna Interment St. Mary's cem Ty. L. jr. son of George Hil Notice of funeral later. Remains resting W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- lorl. 2322° Georgia ave. n.w. A. Suddenly. on Tues- LIAM_A. FE 4134 Geors! patlors of Almus R. Spears. n.w., on Wednesdav. October 24, at 130 pm. Please omit fowers. KENGLA, CATHERINE A On ‘Wednesday. ber 24, 1938 at Georgatown S Arversity THERINE A.. helaved danghter T. ‘and Claire Ken=la. Tuesday, October ry. KING. DAISY €. On SY C. KING. beloved a-nmm ei 1028, Fun Mrs. Lillian A. Edwi . 5. Congress Heights. on 'nmna-‘ Octater’ 35 8:30 a.m. Mass t Rimption, Gongress Hel ht tives and friends invil Olivet Cemetery. KOONTZ. DANIEL M. Octo- ber 33."1928, DAmL o Mluvtd Husoand of Susan B ntz. Services at his late Tesidence, 2124 OTith st S0\ o' Thursday. Relat and friend; Xitea Tnterment Shepherdstown. W. VA LEE, LOUISA CARROLL. On Tyssday, Octo; ber 23, LOUISA CARROQLL, wife of PE late Wilia George Lee, Puneral from her late residence. 1319 Euciid st. n.w., on Thursday, October 25, at 2 p.m. MeLUCKIE, IDA VIRGINIA. On Tuesday. Qctober 33, 1928, IDA VIRGINIA, beloved daughter of the late Bruce and Margaret Meltickte. ' Rematns Testing &t W. W: lors, 1400 Chapin a October. 25, Interment at Prostburg, Md. MITCHEL, ELLEN. Members of Peter ton Juvenile, 2, N. G U. 0. of O Al deans, will meet at 314 2nd s . for the purpose of attending (e’ fineral of our gocsased guardian, Wednesdsy, | October 3 rom pirst Baptist Shusch et 1 oclock; wxu.. terment Mount MORAN. ALICE NO¥ P’ tober 33, 1938, at the npuco&x &, !-r Thrat = Hospital. MORAN Funeral from her late n.ndenu L n" on u:::'."uecfob:: nid frien numu to menf m.mmm. Md., papers please c MOTEN, LAWRENCE. On Monday, October , 1938, LAWRENCE MOTEN, devoted son of Lawrence and the Julie Moten, Funeral, Thursday, Octol rom the ‘Eihest Jarvis Co. funeral Dariors: Georiin ave. nx Dalersens Rewtew, Vi L g R W..On Tuesday, foved Bsbana of Emma neral services at his ms rum:m ment at Glenwood cemun. m‘:h PURDUE, tober OMAS R ONAS Fayman 8t neral trom St, lmmu Charen u day, Oct 35, 8t 3 p.m. lulu&v g ind jjavited. Interment " Rac PURDUE. THOMAS 1. A fal_commun gation of William R sm{,l’.“n Lodge. N 30. F. A. A. is called ur} s Gctober ds. 1928, for Durposs oF attending the funeral of onuxu :"fl,l-'! Brother Past Master THe Sarvices will be conducte ban Ghuren, st 3 orclock. ‘e *lnterment: st ock Creek Cemel DEAN HILL_STANLEY, W. M. C. F. SCHOENHALS. Secretary. nu'm‘ LILA. Suddenly on October 2, 1928, agialiy” Hospital, | LILA “v. aonl 2. Ou Tue J. Olivet Cemetery. SPANGLER. GLADYS M. On Mon et A 1030, at. Houston, Tk GLADY aioned” witei it iosenti Rrowhe Spangler Jind, devoted daugnter of Mr. ang Mrs. P! 4th at. n.w. Notice of l}unm\ mu s'rl:nuv FUSTENA A, On Tuge T 2 1028, at 2:08 Bme at he n‘x’;g;nc‘ widow of Albert Stephan: Fun above address Thursday afternoon. October 25. at 2:30 o'clock. Priends and relatives invited 1o attend. interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. WASHINGTON. _LOUISE. Su y Baturday, October 20. 1328, at 1 a.m. her_residence. :u 3rd st aw. WASHINGTON (nee Muse), widow of the late "George ~Washinston: of Elizabeth and the late Fred of Mrs. Elia Prince and Moore and niece of Mrs. Irens Chapman; ddent: and 3rd sts. sw., Watson officiating. invited. Interment Cemeter: at . Rev. E "Relafives’ and. friénds Lincoln Memorial WASHINGTON. LOUISE. The offcars and members of Forest Temple. No. 0. 1 P. e Temmiied o Wesh Jh & soselon” rrow Wednesday. Octaher 3459528 a0 770 Do, &t Pyihian Bulld- ing. 12th and U sts. n.w.. to srarnge for 1 of Daughter LO WASH- INGTON, to ‘be held Thurader. Oetoboe 25 at 1'om., {rom Metropolitan A M io: Eoiumbla_Lodse. No. Temple. No. 422. and Love and Templey are invited, Astessment A_CON enenier Wiler. MARIE PIERCE. Financlal Secretary. WARD. CHARLES FOSTER. On Tuetday, October 23, 1928 at_ 7:15 p.m. ghort iliness, CHARLES husband of Gladys May Ward ( Dirns "ana mn-'rdr Crarles 7. terment at Glenwood Cemetery. WAUGH. LOUISE. The Ladies’ Cli the _death " of lg EOUTaR WAUGH on' Octoper Funeral Priday. Octoher 26. at 1 from Galbraith E, zZion Ghuren, @k nw. st. betwegn L ¥. M. BURRELL. Sec. TLLIAMSE, SADIE. On Mnnflay, hfl.vb' '?’ 1028. SADIE WILLIA! ‘ October 25. at st s Co. 1 g 'l Frest Jarvis uneFal Bariors: 2222 Georzia ave. n.w. In Memoriam. COOPER. C. NORVAL. Sacred to the mem- 53 oL our. beloved weother, ‘@ 'NoRVRL 3 Dhepear aso Iodev: Some time. some day our aves shall see The face we loved so o das nls hand shell clasp in ours And never gay farewell. LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER. * COOPER. NORVAL. In sad but lovine re- Eo8PE %o today. COOPER. Sober 3 152 rance of my dear husband. NORVAL PER. parted this life T AN el at woul ; hold your hand. Yuu‘ dear face Ill once more see, Your lovinz smile. your welcome voice. ‘That meant so much to me. "u"é"."".,:'-k”fi ;&l‘ rud 1 take, where Join I know. The "’i.% P % '"flfi P ooos. » ut, - KEYS. FRANC) I mmn REVR S, Sl S0t RO oS ears ago today. October M T recall fi- nmnu a dear one lai Ard those Who mll ‘emember her HER 2 zfl’ir"v iu8HrEr. RUTH STEWART 'WBY, VIOLA CHRISTINE. “v‘ln l!m Lbr-nu of m n fling 'hg‘;. NEWBY. who Hine yeats ago today, October 3. 1 % 1t not which road I take, ow dark ot long it be: , will somewhere join e N‘ld that leads b EoVING MoTHER, ‘VIRGINA NEW- DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2008 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET The J. F. Manning Co., Inc. ‘ 919 15TH STREET N W, WaAsHmGTON bezg-filausolzum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view the wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran= qullllt This hallowed beauty l?ot !’ an everlasting memorial love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. A T. F. COSTELLO L 1724 North Capitol_St. NORTH !fll Jouph F. Bir:h s Son 3034 M St MW, ..m....a"l WARTEG" Neither the successors of noi connecteq” = bt ith, the original 'lm 4 Sfi W, nk ormerly 940 F_St. N.W. "“9;-’0. 818 H !'l' ul & Co. Herbert B. 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