Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, Tar Hecar Co. “F Street at Seventh” Beginning the Annual Sale! 1200 Prs. Knickers « . . they are made from fine quality linens $2.69 600 pairs were $2.95 400 pairs were $3.95 200 pairs were $5.00 Fine pre-shrunk imported linens oyster white and plaid designs! Black- and-white, brown-and-white and other plaid effects! ade with separate waist- bands, roomy pockets, reinforced button- holes and other marks of good tailoring. The pnpular plus-four models. ..vet not extreme. zes 28 to 42 waist. (Main Floor, Sports Snop.) + - . also an associate sale of 600 prs. of Imported Golf Hose 200 pairs were $2.50 250 pairs were $3.95 150 pairs were $5.00 Diamond argyle patterns in soft wool hose. Plain colors in pastel shades. Neat designs in Belgian and Scotch yarns. Sizes 10 to 12. imported (Main Floor, Sports Shop.) Mid-Season Luggage For Traveling Chic . . . Vacation Cases > Week end cases. ..in brown or black. Heavy enamel leather, trimmed cases. Double lock cases in brown or black. Wardrobe Hat Boxes $4 95 18-inch black cobra grain fabricoid. Equipped with hangers,- pockets and shoe partitions. $15 Genuine Seal Traveling Bags $9 95 18-inch size. Black or brown seal. All of them are leather lined. Floor Samples of Wardrobe Trunks 1 Full-size Wardrobe Trunk. Was . $55." NOW o--.h000ushls $49 1 Wheary Wardrola Trunk. Was $85. Now .. e . 865 1 Wheary Wardrobe Trunk Was $50. NoW! axnie L ivvs sutvanios sess S 1 Wheary Wardrola Trunk. Was $85. NOW i shileassvhisss i s SBT.30 2 Congressional Wardrobe Trunks. ‘Were $40. Now...... $29.95 1 Wheary Wardrobe Trunk. Was $47.50. Now..............$37.50 (Main Floor, Lugsage Shop.) M g SON’S SUICIDE KILLS AUSTRIAN DRAMATIST Hugo von Hofmann Stahl Dies From Grief on Way to Youth’s Funeral, By the Assoclated Pres: VIENNA, July 16.—Hugo Hofmann Stahl, celebrated poet and dramatist, died suddenly at Rodaun, near here, yesterday afternoon, after the funeral of his son, Franz, who had committed suicide by shooting. ‘The son had recently traveled to the United States, and a brother, Raimund, is now in Hollywood, Calif. His sulcide became known only today. The father OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F| W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Plhiones! 1 a dama 10341 WASHINGTON, ‘ the was born in u-u and. his woth hellnh “Rodauner Preunde” Ind “Der ‘Turm. B dem nthgr l.ud bnen meeud M the out to nnmd uw !uneul he lufl'e a hemorrhage of the brain and died four hours later without gaining con- sclousness. WOMAN FATALLY LLY BURNED. Mrs. Braithwaite Caught by Flames ‘While Canning Fruit. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., July 16 (Special) —Mrs. Margaret May Braithi- waite of Inwood near here wes fatally burned by flames from parafin with wmch she was canning fruit at her me. she was unable to explain how the parafiin caught fire. She was burned from the knees up, even the hair bein; burned from her head. Her husban survives. COLORED ACTOR HELD. Joseph Frazier Arraigned on ‘Worthless Check Charge. | Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 16.—Joseph Frazier, 31, a colored theatrical per- former, residing at the Mid-City Hotel | in Washington, was held for action of grand jury by Judge William 8. | Snow in Police Court when arraigned | for passing two worthless checks amounting to $112 on local merchants. Frazier furnished $2,000 bond for his appearance before the Alexandria Cor- poration Court. His case probably will come before Judge Willlam P. Woolls at_the August term. Branch Bowman, 18, also of the Mid- City Hotel, held for investigation in the case, was dismissed. Floral Wreaths Expressive of refine- ment and sentiment, as low in price as $9.50 Attractively small prices on cut flowers, baskets, urns, etc. C & C Flower Stores 807 14th St. N.W. Franklin 5442 804 17th St. N.W. Franklin 10391 TarHr CHT Co. “F Street at Seventh” Just Like Dad’s These Boys’ Imported Linen Knickers a ¥ Comes vacatign...and fellow realizes the ne- essity for smart knickers. What else can one wear fc C ot a scramble thru Rock reek Park, for golf or in that jolly sport roadster? These might have been n 0O a 1ade to order, gay plaids, r plain white or grey that won't show soil...and we've made sure that there re plenty of pockets. Sizes 6 to 18 years. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Give their feet a chance in U.s (4 pl‘. For boys and girls. H i g h laced-to-toe style, white or brown canvas uppers with black trim at tip, lace style and ankle patch ...soles of imitation crepe rubber. Sizes 8 . to 107 and 11 to 6. * (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) Keds Usually $1.25 Pr. D. C. TUESDAY, JUL¥ ¥ 716, 1929 = |RECKLESS DRIVING SUSPENSION GIVEN Hi gh School Girl, 15, Warned Against Using Car in District. A suspended sentence was meted out today to Jean Moon, 15-year-old ‘Western High School student, who wes convicted of a reckless drivi charge before Judge Kathryn Sellers in Juvenile Court tdday. The girl was ar- rested by Policeman W. A. Myers of the seventh precinct after the sport roadster she was driving and owned by a boy friend was in collision at Twenty- ninth and M streets with a car operated by Mrs. Annie Briggs of 622 C street northeast. ‘The gir], who is attending Summer classes at the high school, was on the way to her home at Clifton Terrace Apartments, = Fourteenth and Clifton streets, in company with Maxwell Q. Coleman, 25 years old, of 323 Virginia avenue, Clarendon, Va. owner of the car, when the accident occurred. Mrs. Briggs had her 6-month infant in a crib in the back of her machine. Mrs. Briggs was badly shaken by the impact of the collision, but the baby was ap- parently uninjured. Both machines were badly damaged. ‘The girl was brought into court this morning in the custody of her father, John B. Moon, an attorney in the clalms section of the Internal Revenue Bureau. The father explained that to his knowledge the girl,was not in the habit of driving machines in Washing- ton, because of her youth, but was able to operate a machine, having learned to drive while at their Summer place, in Virginia, and at their former home, in North Dakota. ‘The girl was also found guilty oh operating* without & permit. In both cases sentences were suspended and the defendant was warned by Judge Secllers not to operate a machine in the Da- trict of Columbia until she becomes of age. A collateral of $50, which was posted at the seventh precinct station house yesterday for the girl's appear- | ance in court this morning, was re- | {turned to her lnmer LAND PURCHASE 0. K.D. District Oosinissioners® Agprove Buying of 30 Acres. ‘The District Commissioners today ap- proved purchase of 30 acres of land adjoining the site of the District Train- ing School, near Laurel, Md., from N. Ernest Dorsey at a price of §2,250. The | & price works “out to $75 per acre, the, original property on which the training school is located having cost $46 per acre. ‘There is an appropriation available for the acquisition of 35 acres, more or less, lt & cost not to exceed $2,500. MRS. IDA FOWLER DEAD. Native of Virginia Had Been Resi-| dent Here Nearly 60 Years. Mrs. Ida Virginia Fowler, for nearly | |‘, 60 years a resident of the Capital, died | suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Johnson, 4423 Conduit road, with whom she resided, yesterday. She | was 74 years old and had been in poor health for several months. Coming to Washington as a child | from Virginia, where she was born, Mrs. Fowler has resided here since. For the last few years she made her home with her daughter. She is also survived by a son, Joseph F. Fowler of this city. Funeral services will be held at her daughter's home at 2 o'clock tomorrow. Interment will be in Glenwood Ceme- tery. g ST E. C. BARNES, 72, DIES. Funeral Rites for Hotel Detective to Be Held Tomorrow. Everett C. Barnes, 72 years old, for the past three years house detective at the Hotel Powhatan, died at the resi- dence of his daughter, Mrs, Charles Sudduth, 320 Upshur street, yesterday afier an iliness of about a month, Mr. Barnes came here from New York. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Sudduth and Mrs. G. T. McIn- turff, jr, of this city, and Mrs, Frank Hay of Newcastle, and a sister, Mrs. Frank M. Jones of Newcastle, Funeral services will be conducted at Chambers’ funeral home, Fourteenih and Chapin streets, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock CITY NEWS IN BRIEP ‘TODAY. ‘The North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church will give a carnival at the church, Eighth street and North Carolina avenue southeast, this evening. The carnival will open at 6 o'clock. ‘The Business Women's Council will meet this evening at the National Memorial Baptist Church, Sixteenth street and Columbia road. No supper will be served. Rev. John A. Garber, Church of the Brethren, will have charge of the Bible study period. tak- ing as his subject “The Lost Book. There will be a program of music. FUTURE. An outdoor- card party will be held on the Aloysian Club tennis courts, 47 I street, tomorrow evening. Members of the Ruth Chapter, No. 1, O. E. 8, will assemble at North Capitol and Rhode Island avenue at 9 o'clock | Rev. Thursday morning to leave for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nevius, at_Bay Ridge, Md FO'JND OG. black and white female poodle or terriér; black around one ear and eye. in_st. _Col. 9756 LOST. amethyst stone. in omen’s_dresses, July Reward. Call Col. BAR PIN. with 16, apout "10:30 nmn CASE biack: Garrison rd, Bailsion, Va. warl Trberntier 436 Sonth epnm Sts Ciarendon, or Bhorie Clerendon CAMEO PIN. Black: ‘white and ve old frame: on 5t Metropolitan_ Tne-m Tewara. °%all wuwmm 3381, CAT—From of 307 B st nee. Saturdsy night s larse " mate, ' maitese chin: answers to Kim. mnru un lm after 4:30 p.m. ‘male, Tecently_c in Shepherd Par! Lipped, nai Shiok, Reward. Call_Ga. 2803, 114233 | Rey | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and some- what warmer tonight and lelnua variable winds, becoming loutn- erly. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and slightly warmer tonight and tomorrow; moderate northeast winds on the coast, becoming gentle variable tomorrow. West Virginia—Fair and somewhat warmer tonight and tomorrow. Records for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 75; 8 p. 12 midnight, 64; 4 am., 57; 8 a. noon, 73. Barometer—4 pm., 30.20; 8 30.21; 12 midnight, 30.21; 4 a.m.,, 30 10 & am., 30.21; noon, 30.18. Temperlture same date last yen—l Highest, 90; lowest, 65. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 10:46 am. and 10:52 p.m.; high tide, 3:58 a.m. and 4:23 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 11 11:43 pm.; high tide, 5:13 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 4:55 am 7:33 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:55 am.; sun| sets 7:32 pm. Moon rises 3:33 pm.; sets 0:49 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- andoah Rivers very muddy. ‘Weather in Varlous Cities. & wTemperatus HE wmFE » T1; , 63; sun sets X v 5Im0 Stattons. Wreather. 35943} £wp10350. s 28t Abliene, Tex,. N. Y. Ci Baltimore, Md.. 3 Birmingham ... 3 Soiimni, 6, c 0.12 Denver, Detroit! s Miami. New™orlen 30. New York, N¥.3 Phoenix A Pittsburgh, 3 Portland, Me... Portland, Oreg. ; i . . 30. Cleal & 1“{-ke City. 13 ? Bitlouay Frld Pt cloudy FOREIGN. Greenwich time. today i | | Temperature xW" ther. | @ am, London, Fngland Fra 72 Noon. Greenwich time, tndly Horta «Faya(l:lr Azores 63 ar urre: nebservumrs\ o Barmuda Part cioudy | Clear Cloudy 2 | | Robert M. Campbell Dies Suddenly in Doctor’s Office. i Special Dispatch to The Star. BALLSTON, Va., July 16.—Roberi M. Campbell, 64 years old, an employe of | the United States National Museum; and en active member of the Ballston Citizens’ Associaticn, declining to go out with his family Sunday because of indispesition and later visiting the offices of Dr. B. H. Swain for medical aid, was suddenly grasped with a heart | attack and died while sitting in the chair waiting for a prescription. Funeral services will be held at ‘hk’ residence Wednesday afternoon at Bl o'clock, with Columbia Lodge, No. 285, | A. F. and A. M, of which he was a member, in charge of the services. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Lillie Cnmpbell and two sons, David R. and Vollmer H. FARM LABOR REPORTED SUFFICIENT FOR NATION By the Associated Press. The supply of farm labor is reported by the Bureau of Agricultural Eco- nomics to be sufficient to meet the de- mand in_practically all parts of the country despite the increased volume of industrial employment. Farm wages were reported as being: slightly higher than a year ago. Wage increases are general throughout the | country, the bureau said, except in the South "Atlantic States, where rates are slightly lower. i Marriage Licenses. Stewart P. 29, and Ruth 27, both n! Kee V Re A. . Poore. Rupert Ra Jackson. N. C.. ll‘d (,ornehn \r leley. Z!. Charlotte, Va. ;.““, Jeanne Blank, this city; Rev.' R. M. nl:eunene mlrks?'n, 38. Ind Margaret E. Sul- i 20: an. e Ghasrwgod. snd Ruth E. c. PR Adja E. Keram- Allen: 18; Rev Gesrge Landsman. zina, 10: _Judge Enhnt £ Matuineiy. Fercy B Lanier. 30 this cliv, and Ethel M. Filce: 25, Cumberiand. Md.; Rev. Wil- ""fim’l‘l‘f\'}lu, 21, and Alberta Simpson. 0: "Rev. D. L. Milés. Magvis Eyais, - 5, "and Edith Garrett, 18; Wll;l!lmnchné\él:m 26, and Dorotny John- V. Edsar B. *Robert se c.r-y' S0, and. Cathierine Robin- son, 38: Rev, L. H. Schaefer. Seone k. Brooks, 39 And Prances Frank- hn Richard. o Morrllluwv‘llc',s‘:rsn. 43, and Ida Katse, 19; Hemer;"nvmrg 22. and Adell Bundy, 21; Lewi Hap Grion, 35, Senttle, Wash. and Gt L OReS a1t inis eitzy Rev. William Pefaiph Farrell, 33, and Myrl M. A. Hazel, 35 Rev. Michael F. Fitzpatrick. Emmet D, Sheets. 37, fhis cliy end Grace Tompion. 35, Vienna, Va.; Rev. Russell 5. | ‘Thompson. . Tyler, . P Births Reported C. B. and Emily E. Jones, boy. Pliam O and Bauline M, Creech. bos. ena Dorotly Lewls. boy. dge M. Bittner, girl. Luti ienura. sl Frederick and_ {Sabei Benaters sirl. John J. and Mary D, Gavin, b ‘Willie and Cora L. Anderson.. bov. Esow and Florence Underwood, bov. Edward D. and Bugleh Young. boy. Wilbers snd Ruth Themas, boy. GLABSES, pair shell simmed fn case purl chased xrom Huffer & Shinn, between l!ld M'. ‘Pleas: d 1708 Kllhou ‘ne pl. Sun gar evenin ng. rd, Return® fo' 1108 hourne pi. Adam: oow RING, oval co; tting,_on Frids 23 w4 oul ot & Deaths Reported orted to A R R '32 foney. Finder call Georgia B, 3 h and ther folder, between 1705 and B0ara b00 igth st. nw- and received reward. LADY'S PURSE, In phone booth. Union Sta- tion, between 1 and 3 b.m. Monday, contain- P it 4 Address Ward- Bare Hot 'b"no'.'n'.":'e n'ufl. 3000, g v white gold, In oF, .bouz P diamony mull hores i Kann's m 35 Newton pi. or stre platiorm ‘Mrs. gue Kentied e Anz 502, Teceive reware. ale, black, ray_and ’a’i‘nm LSRR RING— Dlmofl%l and_piatipun. Reward. B R 1a Girad ke Y, Il Iz of °""r 3 Ffl“vc nTes tlem: in- ack. 'Efnmm reward. hm lu Gruen 'Ith m- el 3 S 811 1otk s T 5, 2805 Porter . mn‘.‘r Hospitareo" &7 Son Garfield aomm ame: ospital. 2 c’:"":"‘om mvn' fiml tal iR A:b’e‘t Moten. 18. figdl“fzsm' ?" i i Tnfant of James N: and Herrlett Slaugh- f ne. CEMETERIES. " Cedar Hill Cemetery ‘Where perpetual care means more than a promise. GIarh ot Thanks. L., TIMOTHY JOSEPH. We wish to HT R Ly x5 and relatives fof Thefr kind unm- of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the "death of TIMOTHY_ JOSEP! our _d Sur sdesr, brother, SEPi Braths. ALCORN, MARY ELL Sjndar. Jub'ie, Tiboar 15 pon MARY ORI "¢ Tovea e ot AYCORN (oo ffi";‘,‘,’," o n!l’.l from her late residence, 67 Bryant n.w., Wednesday, E Relatives and lnen;n Thviea” *F % 59 VERETT, C. Monday, July 15. s cn-rm suaau}zln 323 Umk‘aur T nw 2pm. Rela: Trichds. Invited. © (Kroxville, enn. BaDErs please copy.) CE. Psparted this 1 o ,,’,""9 “,’;f“r ed this life Monda dence. BROWN, bel of other relatives and friends. ny. July 18, at 2:30 p.m. Puneral Thu; 3 d Dsts. 8 1 Trom Evencser Chire Interment Pasnes. Cemeiery” (—Aurl:l’» ROEI l'l' Fl. 5 1920." ot B VO RO ince Vellr‘ntcd\hmbdnnd( her o and father o DIYAfl R. Campbell and Voil bell, Memuer' ot Columpla x'zf:’nd c,"? Reral flom inle Fotie, Baist s 5 AR e home, Ballston, ‘V DIXON, \'EBAEI'TL Ladies’ CLifY Rfl:k SB- SiEiZppunounces the Geath of 3irg uheral July 18, 1929, trom ll:(;mre ,"?:m':’.?“.?: lor. RS, LOUISE LEWIS, . Becy, O DART- Pres. DUVALL, JOSEPH BOURNE. July do, 1920, et This PreSigence, oyl Prn':,tEsNE(‘cis‘:(‘e,nALfaL . JOSERL BouENE GIVALL, [belived' Buslind ot neral Tuesduy. July 16, nt 4 B St Thomas' Ghurch, Croome. Ma. ment. chtren friends ‘invited. EVANS, RICHARD July 14 G as MBS0 ARCHIE EVANS, Marion” Evars. ag Wednesay. July" 17 esidence - of his Bchafer.” 4950 Condu e Fiends 5 £ad Trienas it Cedar fil FOWLER, IDA VIRGINIA, Diea suddamy, July 15, 1939, ‘DA’ VIRGINIA widon" of Francis s, P 1 TendenS Funeral form her late On Sunda: nter- cemetery. Helatives and 16 On_ Sundav. HAR| Inter HARLOW. JOHN G. On Julv 14, 1920, JOHS HARLOW. Geioved spatol " ne’ Gans ):r\‘lbv[n M. and Joznna Harlow. Fune ate. |BAINBRIDGE. On William Bainbridse Ho “Interment “Anpapolis, M < HENRY. Entered into stern 1est on Monday i §5ghion, Monday, Juty 15, 3 John T Stewars, 50 Hose funeral later. JONES, EDWAR - e g 8, Peearted this life sat. Notice of LOVING SISTER. Monday, July 15, at the residence of L. Boh 1104 . D. C. HULDA B. Mrs. Janite Sims and She leaves a host 1,00 fends. Funersl m.. " from Bethiener Baptise, Church, Niohols aves Anacostia. NORRIS, STELLA Ofcers and mempers of her Chapter, 7 O E 8. MALLORY, HULDA B. MALLORY. sunt o Mrs. Louise B. Pr 9f ther relatives Hnnured 5 edpes- Tl 17.71529. at 1 0 tlock, from the Sicironotitan Ao MR Zion Chom, st bet. 2nd and 3rd ste. sw. ssemble st the church wear white. By ‘order of HONGRES LADY ESTELLA D. BROW"I M SIR KT. ARTHUR R. BROW] P. Attest: ANNA L. DORSE?. Bécrétass. REINTZEL, E. Entered into eter- et uly 15, 1920, at 9:35 win rles H. Malcolm, Clift arding. and Jggeph Leslie Reintzel, Bve danenies, Arite Huflme Cemetery. SAMPERTON. . Ju . 8:20 .m .. at Ga field “Hospital. ALPHONSUS JOSEPH, be- loved husband of Minnie Ssmperton (nee Birkle). Funeral from his late residence. 1400 E st. s.e.. on Thursday. July 18, thence {0 Holy Comforter Church, Where mass will nd friends invited to atten Tnterment Congressional Cemeters. © 11+ SMITH, SAMUEL G._On Monday. July 15, 5 549 Marion av on “Thu Reiatives and. fries at Mount Oliver Cemetery. WHITE. ALICE. Suddenly, on Sunday. July 14, 1929, ALICE WHITE. beloved daughter of Amanda Parker Gaskins. Remain rest- ing at Barber Bros' funeral home, 4 st. n.e. Notice of funeral hereafter. Iu Memoriam. OFFMANN. CARL. In sad remembrance of my dear husband, CARL HOFFMANN. died one year ago today, July 16, 1928 Loving and kind in all your ways, Upright and just to the end of your days; Sincere and faithiul in heart and mind, What & beautiful memory sou left mmra HIS DEVOTED WIFE. LOUISE a. Interme; 17 nmuu. JAMES E. In loving remembr: usband " and father. JAME: THOMAS. who died one ye July 16, 1928. We_have only your memors. dear father, To remember cur whole lives throughs Angd you ere one we never can forgei or we are always thinking of you YOBR TOVING: WIFE AND CHILDRE! ago toda FUNERAL DIKECTORS. Established 1876 JOHN R. WRlGHT CO. Phone North 0047 _ Stcceeding the original W. R, Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Pctomac 4600 8 years at 1208 H st. 45 vears st 940 F j WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, 3 ERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE_N.W. NATIONAL 1284, 1385. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincol " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BI Mhon! West 0006 3034 M St. N.W. aghfioea f8ir Frank Geier’s Sons Co, Mbhern Chapel. Telephone Nihymlfl_n TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Dlltfitfll Private Ambuiance 641 H St."N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establish- o Prank. 6020 009 H St. N.W. merty 940 F_St. N.W. Effictent Service. Chaped Deal & Co. s 1 ST, Nr: LINCOLN 8200. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Maaetn crapel Lincoln 0524 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE PRICES. TEL. NAT. 2416 & NAT. 0106 ed gunaaye. 4th & Eye k Dlmmea. antomipiie sen c3 C(-:lumbia Gardens Cemetery. f Fort Mer, Va., overloo est of ke 1n"rowmu‘mver. il mlll‘nflcen! Telephone Cla Auto Delivery Service. ros. Co.,, 1212 F St, Artistio—expressive—inexpensive. “GLENWOOD CEMETERY Cholce lots and sites for sale. Vaultage $5 per month. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and up. CALL MAIN 3907 _