Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1928, Page 7

FOXHALL VILLAGERS GO A-CALLING TODAY First Community Day Is Observed by Group of 200 Families to Create Friendly Spirit. Foxhall, Village will go a-calling this afternoon in_observance of its first ommunity day,” conducted under the ' auspices of the Foxhall Village Citizens’ Association. Virtually a town within itself, the village's residents, through their citi- zens’ association, have entered upon a program of community activities which thev hope will bring about complete ac- qul.lnunceshlp among the 200 families | of the settlement. Communlfiy day” will be promoted by four “open houses,” in which the residents will meet their neighbors from | 3 to 6 o'clock. The four families which | for a concert by a section of the United | stubborn beast. will open their houses are those of Mr. | and Mrs. Philip H. Groggins, 1709 Sur- |rey lane; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phil- | Mr. and ! tertainment committee which arranged ' once more set in motion. lips, 1822 Forty-fourth street; Your Christmas money will go farther at Kays. The reason? 32 stores, buying as 1, secure and give values greater and therefore, greater savings - because of unpreced- ented buying power erst Watch $29:_1__5_50c a Week Smart, graceful rectangular 15- in dust-proof Pay Next Year jewel watch graved case. Elflm-Parlswnne i35 The mew effects. 75¢c a Week modernistic watches finished in colored enamel Pay Next Year 25 S en- O > Elgin : —with large mounting. Pay Ne " “Strap Walch *14-_L 50ca’ Week The reliable Laco sirap swatch with engraved case and .nesh band to match. Pay Next Year 50c a Week Elgin strap watches designed for Have chromium fin- active men. ish cases. _Pay Next Year Gift Suggestions Set Rings..........85.00 up Toilet ‘Sets........$8.75 up ..$8.50 up Clocks .. 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Pay Next Year $2. 00 a Week —with large gleaming diamond set in artistic 18-kt. solid white gold mounting. Pay Next Year Diamond Wedding Band With 3 sparkling diamonds in solid gold mounting. 75 Pay Next - Year! -Diamond Ring $29.75 32" Stores from Coast to Coast D. C. DECEMBER 9 1928—PART 1 FINGERPRINTS FOUND AFTER 2 ARE SLAIN ! state-Wide Search Begun for Bur- | glars Who Shot Doctor and Wife, y the Associated Press. EATON, Ohio, December 8—Two burglars who early today - shot, and ! nent :physician, and his wife,. 58, when surprised while ransacking the Silver home here, were objects’ of a State- | wide search tonight. Mrs. Silver was killed instantly by a bullet which pierced her heart when she 8iscovered the burglars. Dr. Silver, who had gone to his wife’s assistance when he heard a commotion, was shot and fatally wounded by the second of three bullets fired by the intruders. He died five hours later in a Dayton hospital following an operation for the removal of the bullet from his abdomen. Mrs. Silver had been awakened by a noise, which she believed was made by an adopted daughter, Hannah Mary, 13, and she was on her way to her room when accosted by the burglars. Awakened by the shooting, Hannah Mary summoned neighbors, who sent the wounded physician to the Dayton hospital and called village officials. The burglars are believed to have escaped in a waiting automobile. Capt. Harvey Siferd, Bertillon expert of the Dayton Police Department, took numerous finger prints which he found in the room where the slaying occurred, in efforts to get®some clues as to the identity of the gunmen. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed $35 Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F Efficiency and Thoughtfulness Wins Recognition Looking back throush a successful Busingss career covering sears. we th Ry rvice m Tains" the highest standard at all. times. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulancé—and Livery in Commection JAMES T. RYAN' Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 R W. W. Chambers} 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. 14¢,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. There is a Responsibility . entrusted to us when we are called in to serve, and we realize the im- portance.of the oc- casion in so' far as rendering the best of " service: passible. We perform in a manner that leaves nothing undone. The Cost 1s Moderate Modern Chanél. Private Ambulance. Just phone— Perry & Walsh Main 984 29 H St N. 4601 5th St. N.W. for complete, - The finest I killed Dr. Horatio Z. Silver, 55, promi- | |EISEMAN’S—7th & F| i cnosa cember 7 Setwee | of House, ‘ofce 58: Apt. i & right side of nose. funeral service. ‘@ard of Thanks. NIE E. The acts of kindness and_favors toward us during our darke: hour “are sincerely appreciated. Nans: many thanks te a| RS._A. E. BROWN'S DEVOTED CHIL- Marriage. FFEY—YAGO. ty. Ty 5. 1sie, ANNE Y00 wnd WAL LISM HOL: FFEY. At home after January 10. LEAGUE MAY REPLY T0U. S DRUG NOTE Council to Name Central Board to Execute Geneva Opium Convention. By the Associated Press. LUGANO, Switzerland, December 8. —It was announced tonight that the Council of the Leagpe of Nations un- doubtegdly will answer the note of the United' States to the League on the opium question. Washington declined an invitation to nominate candidate for the central board to be instituted under the Geneva opium convention. While expressing willingness to collab- orate in the fight against opium, the United States. voiced -dissatisfaction with the Geneva convention. The present intention of the League is to write to Washington that the Geneva conference was a meeting of sovereign states, which accomplished the best possible: and that genuine ef- forts must be made to give the conven- tion a chance. Senator Dandurand of Canada, Am- bassador Adatchi of Japan and M. H. Procope, minister of foreign affairs of Finland, will meet tomorrow to select |a preliminary list of names, probably 18, for the central board under the | | oplum _convention. The council later will select the final 8 who will consti- tute the board. Whether an American expert will be named to the board re- mains an open question. A movement is under way to appoint an American on the committee of jur- ists which is to revise the statutes of the World Court of Justice, in view of the reported plan of the United States | to reopen negotiations for membership. Among the names mentioned are those of Elihu Root, John W. Davis and George W. Wickersham. Unconfirmed reports were in circula- tion tonight that if Premier Mussolini does not come to Lugano some member of the French delegation may go to Northern Italy to consult with him. It is also rumored that Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann of Germany may visit Mussolini near Milan. French and Italians are hoping for a meeting between Mussolini and Aristide Briand, - although neither side wishes to assume the initiative. PARK TO BE SUPPLIED BY INDIAN STYLE DAMS A syswm built on thp plan of pre- historic Indian dams will furnish the supply of drinking water in Mesa Verde National Park, the erstwhile haunts of ancient cliff dwellers in Southwestern Colorado next Summer, while large | steel and concrete tanxs, with a com- bined capacity of 500,000 gallons, will furnish water for other purposes. making this announcement yesterd: .the Interior Department said that this nrrangement will ‘accommodate :'a 000 le wha.may visit the park, but as. {- ists . in _ increasing numbers point mur muwm towar@ Mesa Verde, a ‘hment. unit—to conserve- the nln water—will be necessary. The National Park Service is utiliz- ing two sheet iron cawch pans, each | 1co\er|ng an_gcre, to insure an adequate | water supply; and - reinforced concrete storage tank of 250,000-gallon capacity the water. Another smaller concrete Hnnk with a capacity of 75,000 gallons, |is being installed underground. and water will be pumped to it from the spring at the head of Spruce Tree Can- yon, which is fed from the reservoir at the head of Spruce Tree Camp after fi tering through 250 feet or sandstone. LOST. BUCKLE. ™ cut “steel, n it R 14th o Mr. Tyters tne Willara, LASSES—Nose glasses, (ortoise shell rims. Remr:“, 1121 New Hampihire ave.. West 780, GORDON 8 vicinity and . v Hewara, ‘Revarn o d ¢ "Bodvery s PIN, camco. vilued_as keepsake, in vicinity ding. Reward. o 1475 Borine o1 BULL nm male, dark. nd weighing about 25 Ibs. small white area Notify Clev. 670. | 16-W P!msz containing 36. on street car o c_8th d_P: Call_Shepherd 3160-M. RING, solitaire diamond, old-fashioned cut stone, deep setting; Friday Decemuer 1. Yery liberal reward. nsportation’ Bldg. uter, Plerce & between 10 = sP:c'mcx.!s R lurtalle snell‘ T War Dept. Ci D5 \RD he nsurance ng col 22ion" book an nollcles —necessary to pay huge sums desirable, modern Not at all. kind of mortuary service, complete, is obtainable here for $125 and up. : 'DEAL FUNERAL HOME Gor reference Ask your newghbor’ 816 H STREET N.E “Phones Lincoln 8200-8201 There are indications that both the’ is in use, a rapid sand filter cleansing | rx#n piease mmn' Braths. |nlu.Alb. LILLIAN KATRARINE, On Sat- urdsy_eveping. December at Tesiiience of herson. Dr. lrles £ A lard. 161 Hobart st. n.w., L N KA o . & Conn, ave, and Interment in Rock Creek HERINE, Departed this nn O Ygars December 8. 1038, 335 a.m.c a3 Providence Hospital, cA-mn heigvea daughter of John E. and Ver nd {nee Branson). Funeral trom | h-r fate mn- ence. st. s.e. on 701, 1ot 1% me Titerment. at nmmc Olivet ‘Cemetery. BRONSON. LYLA V. . 1928, at 9:45 a ! SON " hee WHlIS)s nick 8. Bronson. Eeniber 17 Hrom the Tesidence of Mr. D. Br . 1724 Park am.; thence to Sacred where requiem mass will be s for the repose of her soul Int Mount® olteer cemetery. ” Relative friends invited, BROOKS. LEWIS E. On Thursday, Novem- ber 8 gi02% at Preedmen’s Hospital, LEWIS E_ BROOKS, huspand of Eicinda “Brooks_and ‘fether of Florens Smith. Lewis Brooks. jr. and Mattle Kai Funeral ‘Sunday. Dec ember 9. o, S Remaing wt bis late residences 6 W o 9 BUCKER, GEORGE H. Passed away on Saturday. December §. 1928, at 6:50 p.m.. At his late residence, 431 L st GEORGE H. BUCKER. Notice of ‘funerai ater. Bnncrnlt wl ce. Cemete On Saturds LYLA RO beloven wife ol Dnnn- ne; Dg; ermen and 10 Y. On Saturdas. Decembe Morg: wife Boreeiotice of tuneral hereafier: BURTON, ANNIE. On Saturday. December 81978 it 2:30 D, st Garfield "fi”""" i ce of chett §120 13th st ber’ 11, at 10 a.m. in Glenwood Cemetery. CLEARY, WILLIAM STEPHEN. December 192 LA TRTEPHEN CLEARY, busband, of Agncs Smith Cleary, aged 39 ars. - Remains resting a @ Thos: 8. Sfrleons wm’a"’n" L '.“ e e Relatives and fricnds invited to attend. Interment at Baltimore, Md. CLEMENT, MARY KROHR. On Frid rment lenwood C , (Huntington (W. V) Baers Sl coLl:s JOMN. Ofcers and Members of Morning Star Lodge, No. Ot W, Gou ‘are hereby Gotiied b mest i s session of sorrow at “the Elks. Home. 1536 15th st. 3. December 9. 216" make airangements Tor. the of our late brother, JOHN COLES. Puneral {rom Rehoboth Baptist Chirch, Ist st between N-and O sts. onday, December 10. B Columbia Lodse, No. 85: Forest 'rm bia Temple, . g Attest K A. WILLXAM H NEWMAN Secy. INNIE M. Saturday, Decem- hr-r D MINNIE M. heloved wieof 3 d, ‘mother of Capt A, + Humphre: W, Coitier, Barcrole: and_duughter of the late Hemes . . Smith. l.audo%n County, Va. R :30 (Newark, N. 0, papers Dlease copy 100 ted_this life JOHN THOMAS. Dep: 1528, st cmmun s EAN. beloved EA! Thursday, December HN THO) L Deatr and Ellsaberh all. He also leaves to mourn their 1633 Vo, sisters: one Sroher nda Bost of other relatives and friends. he Jonn T. Rhines fu d Eye e sw ce: 9. at Teeidence, 1208 Ha S Rosemont Cemetersy. DENMARK, EMILY ANN. on Fri cember 7. 1928. ‘at the Episcopal and_Throat xagpml ILY of Rufus nma; dy e Gawler's chapel. 150’ Pennsylvania "ave n.w.. until Sunday. December 9. at 9 Filneral services will be held it the resi- { her deushter. Mrs. R. M, Brown. Monday. December . "Interment Rock Creek Gem W of Sheri rical promoter), sister of Malisie of Chester, Pa.’ Puneral Mond: ber 10 at 2:30 p.n., from the res her son. 1219 6th st. n.w. Relat | ‘riends invited. FOWLER. .GEORGE ALFRED. On Prid at his residence. Oak- GEGHGE ALPRED FOWLE and of the late R owler.-aged 81 years. Puneral above residence on_Sunday. Decem 30 p.m. Services at Forrestville urch. Prince Georges Co. 2 p.i ierment Church Cemeters. GREEN, MIR. N% vnmpm. M. AND, Telaved wiie of Andrew Gréen: I} ains resting at Gasch’s funeral hom um\me, Md. Notice of funeral here- 4:30 hex(’renuenoc'e“b!lglG w MARY 0 LDL a beloved wite of Funeral “service: ds Decomber. A atF Taltavall's, funer director. B ste ow thet S Bominic's Church. 9" gelock mus Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. DING, CHARLES 8. On Pridey. De. gember 7. 928, at 9:35 pm. CHAR EITARDING. Fon of the Jaté’ Willhms B Nind Suthe T dine. necd 4 m the residence of Mr. John Lincoin rd.. Riverdale. 3 | at Cedar Hill Cemetery. | HAWLEY. HENRY. On Thur o and ery Hawley.. He also leaves rethers und I sister. Remains resting Ernest Jariis Co. West End 2l and Dumbarton §ve unday, Decé ana, Ariz. AL- nd of Estélla s resting at Darlors. 2233 Ga. ave. LEWIS. CARRIE E. Departed this life De- cember 8. 1928. Sl S iumph of Christion (aigh. She o, mourn their Toss 3 one, 1 dauenter, 1 step-daughter, 3 daughters-in-law, 2 sons- in-law. 5 grandchildren_and a bost of relatives and friends, " Funeral Wednes- day. December 12, ock, from \hlrepnmln !.mm murrn R be- tween 12th An & Brother mnlm gmelating. Remaing may be seen at Moo en | indertaking parlors. 12th and rl- | LIBBEY. ALVERETTA A. oOn P T December 8, 1028, at Providence Hospital AL LIBBEY. Services at her - BY vesidencer [T Myrile Avt., Conaress hts, ADt. on Sunday. ber P latives and friends in- Interment Big Rapids, Mich. On_Saturd "EINTON, I pis Wiincral ‘Tuesday, December . trom St. Johu's Epiecons! Md. " Interment " chugch MAPON. CORNELIA MARIE. Suddenly. nn- Decembe: at the home of Sanford Mason. in her 94th_y from the chapel of Almus RS :30 Tuesday. Relatives and . Interment at Arlington. n. Feloved son of Maty C. and the late Michael O'Brien. Funeral from the above residence on Monda gember 10, at Requiem 10w, Relatives and Triends. iaviied. interment Mount Oliyet s~ Cemetery. WILLIAM A, Comrades of m:h-m . Jardin Camo. No. '3, U. 8. W, V. are ted to assemble Monday. December 10,1028, at 943 am.. to attend the fii- neral of our late comjrade, WILLIAM 0! , fiom his late x gy Stnow. HARRY J. SHERWOOD, Comdr. AGAN, PA(VL HENRY. On Friday, Decem- V%, 1936, at his. residence. AT11 Bay AL X Y. beloved husband, e n (nee Raffo). neral {mmmtne ‘above residence Monday, T Fort. Lincoln” Cemetery. Interm; ? Réliuives ‘and mnm o, 1212 F St. TONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and u ..ms,z....-. Prompt service. L. C. PRICHARD (Inc.) Cor. 14th & H Sts. M. 6739, z FEO. C. SHAFFER led in selecting and ‘ar- secure the best effect. Mar- | fltaflll. ROBINSON, C. ber 7, 1ods, b hi S iidonce. 1038 1308 . s A 10l "ROBINSON. the. devote C. HENRY Tty er of Jennle R Hueston and, erand- Hym! ond.v oc! terment Mount Olfvet z SMITH, WILLIAM McKINLEY. On mber 8. 1928, WILLTAM - . devoted mumanu Mar: Georgia ave. n.w. 5 A | WARF. JOSEPH 8. JDeparted this life Sat- s s December 928, at 8 WARE, 212" Oitver ave. oW ‘e leaves to mourn their loss four bmn ihree sisters. & host of other relatives and s Rel urday, SEPH - 5 neml Tuexd.y lmm Alexander Memonll Dl !Isl Ullul’fh n N st. between 27th and 28th sts. Prlandl invited. WATERS, HATTIE L. On Saturday, Decem- ter 8, 1928, HATTIE WA" of G st. nw.. wife of Chlrles E. Waters. Funeral services at Gawler's chapel. l'lM Pennsylvania ave. n.w.. Tuesday, em| at 2 p.m, Rclnllves and {rlends lnfl'!fl to auend Interment private. In Memoriam. ARGEROS. MAY R. In sad remembrance of our dear wife and mother, GEROS, who died one year ago ioday. De- cember 9, 1927. HER HUSBAND AND SON. BINGHAM, ANNA LA ing memory of our de: arted this life one vear cember 9. Do we (onel‘ No. never. There lies in our hearts a secrot place QF true love that never dies for mother, HER_DAUGH' MABEL AND BESSIE BT BON, RICHARD, DREW. FRED & 1In loving memory of ms dear brother. FRED 8. DREW, who left us sixteen vears ago today, December 9, 1012. Thy gn hath set to us. but shines else- ere In heavenly light: The encmhm cloom is gone, and all is Thy th! is reached, thou dost not ask o See The distant scene, for it is mear to_thee. i HATT HOWE. MARY M. mother, MARY M. years ago today, December 9. Though friends I once :nmea And those whom T love Have proved to be false and untrue, In God I find comfort Hell quide me. Ho ltef)“.lr:d me d lead me to hea HER In_memory of my dear VE. who died 17 R!N o . MES "A‘WCII Slcred to !.\I KELLY, who entered " into Ihn rulm of z:ernll glory one year ago today, Decem- nAltYN. clAlLl‘.s H. m remembrance o v CH ' MARTYN, wi o2 life two years ago, December 8, 1 y think T am not lonely o Y, tEles they "see me smile, Ligtle do they know the hear ffer al} the whi My dur husband. what :hnl 1 do God calls me to be with you? e Lovm WIFE, JANE. * OWENS, JOHN T. In sad but loving remem. Brincs ‘of s Gusband, JOHN T OWENS. who departed this life tWO years ago, De- cember 9. 1926. How T miss the welcome footsteps Of the one I laved so dea Oft 1 listen for his cumln Feeling sure that be is near. lvorrlu WIPE. | sTumeNER, unum In lovin membrance of our d;ln M. P. STUBENER. o mother. FA nine vears azo today, December dopariad tnis e i . 1919, Dearest mother. how we miss you, How we long to_tell v Toat The ears wiil not. dlmmllh The pure love we hold for you. We never are without sou, time Is passing The softening hand of time smoothes the Bitterness of wrief. But your memory will ever linger as fresh as a fragrant rose. The golden strings of memory are gently today. vmg DAUGHTERS, CHERRY, AND MARIE. T M. In loving remembrance ef rother, NAT A WILLS passed 8 Tway Siddenty December 6. Tort Gone, but still remembered. % MAUD. Iml! LPHIA. In dh' dovi re- , who dlnn‘ted (hll lt X years ood % UR “ss WINTERS, ago today. December DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR (ELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2068 MaNNING CO,, INC. g WASHINGTOM, D, C. ¢ 3 gbbzp'fllausolzum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE lm"l Arlingten Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in lta serene and permanent tran- quillity. Thts hallowed beauty an everlasting memorial Wflu 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. Main78 FUNERAL DIiRECTORS. Succeeding the orUanl ‘W. R. 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