Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1929, Page 9

RABBI WISE VOICES FAITH IN BRITAIN s Holds Government Not En-: tirely to Blame for Mos- lem Disorders. He doss not hold the British govern- ment wholly to blame for the recent attacks on the Jews in Palestine by Arab bands and he has faith in that government's promise to protect them from further molestation, ‘Rabbi Ste- phen 8. Wise of New York told a mass meeting of some 700 persons who gath- ered in the Washingtoh Hebrew Con- gregation Reformed Temple, Eighth and H _streets, last night. Dr. Wise sald that when he spoke of the British government he did not include the authorities in Palestine, that the latter government was en- tirel, lnsu?t the British government by iden- tifying them with the persons who per- mmeg the slaughter of nearly a hun- dred of his own people. He said that certain persons in Palestine “who call themselves Christains” not only per- mitted the murderous attacks on de- fenseless women and children, but were instrumental in creating ill-will on the part of the Arabs. Recently Back From Zurich. Dr. Wise, who recently returned from the world Zionist congress in Zurich, separate, and that he would not.| led to the congre W the recent réports a umre" to reduce the emigration to the Jewish homel-nfl‘ Il it , the Arabs have won,” The rabbi said that he would not indict & whole people for what might have been the actions of a comparative few. He sald that he knew that there were some Arabs who protected the Jewish women and children and op- posed the wholesale murders and tmtrheri-s ‘The meeting, which was part of the program to raise $30,000 to be sent to Jews, who have been impoverished in the homeland, was presided over by Rudolph Behrend, who introduced Dr. Wise. Prior to this Rabbl Abram Simon made a brief introductory address, in which he expressed the hope that the meeting would not develop into a vitri- olic attack upon & people, but that the evening would be spent in making con- structive plans for the relief of the Jewish people in Palestine. Confers With Hoover. Before coming to the meeting, Dr. Wise had a conference with President Hoover, regarding the situation in Pales- tine. He said that he was highly pleas- ed with the outcome. He also conferred with Sir Esme Howard, the British Am- Imssndor, and Secretary of State Stim- A midnight benefit for the sufferers Switzerland, ap gation not to of “war” in Palestine will be given at the Earle | Theater tonight. This will be partici- pated in by the entire stage show from the Palace Theater and will include the new Paramount picture “Fast Com- pany,” featuring Evelyn Brent, Jack Oakié and Skeets Gallagher. 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C, TUESDAY,.SEPTEMBER 24, 1%9, BERLINER’S SERVICES " TO PUBLIC PRAISED Tuberculosis Association Directors Adopt Resolution on Late Inventor's Life Work. ‘The public service of the late Emile Berliner as an inventor and a health sclentist was lauded Iast night by his | fellow directors of the Washington Tuberculosis Assoslation at a memorial meeéting in *he Bocial Service House. “Dr. 3..,,,. Kober, president of the nmcml xd that the late inventor's % hest contribution to the Washington lic was a long campaign to insure a sanitary milk service, which cul- minated in the enactment of the 1925 milk law. A resolution, presented by Walter 8. Ufford. secretary of the association, and | reviewing the progress of Mr. Berliner's | health reform in the District, was for- mally adopted. The resolution cited Mr. Berliner as one of the incorporators of the asso- ciation in 1908, and recalled his seryices as_president in 1917 and 1922, Prominent among Mr. Berliner's other public achievements, the resolution de- clared, was the organization of the Bu: reau of Health Education, which, by dis- tribution of health literature to young mothers, appreciably reduced infant mortality in Washington. _Through a bequest of $100,000 by Mr. Berliner, the work of this organization will be per- petuated. Others who Wiley, vice pres W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Cerner Spring Road ke were Dr. Harvey W. lent of the Tuberculosis Col. 464 Phones | ACams 10341 b Col. 0432 Doctors R W. W. Chambers I defy any one to say this is not first- class goods and service. We have expert embalmers, Our Manager, Will Elliott, Is a man of experience. g N steel nult. Col. 0432 ek S e e e e ek e ke ke dkokok ek dok It is the best and the charge is only $4.00 in city. 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Stern and Albert Lyman, OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Funeral Sprays $2.50 Free Delivery Phone Nat. 7672 LEAPLEY FLORIST Our New Address 908 G St. N.W. He tells the court | §th THEATER MANAGER PNEUMONIA VICTIM Henry E. Hunter cf Mount Rainier, Md., to Be Buried Tomor- row Afternoon. Henry Elmo Hunter, 37 years old, of 2600 Twenty-second street northeast, manager of the Cameo Theater, Mount Rainfer, Md., dled in Sibley Hospital Supday. Death was ascribed to pneu- monia. Mr. Hunter formerly managed thea- ters for the Universal circuit at Har- risonburg and Staunton, Va. He was a glember of Federal Lodge of Masons ere.- He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Olga V. Hunter; four daughters, Eliza- beth, Helen, Billie and Edith Hunter; & son, Henry Elmo Hunter; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Heniy Hunter; a brother, J. Francis Hunter, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Dalton. Funeral services will be' conducted at Wright's undertaking parlors, 1337 Tenth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. LOST. BILLFOLD “Biack: Charieston, "W, dn s inside and sum of mones: ro. or 7th st. between E and it BOSTON BULL DOG, femsle. white on chett; ollar and front legs: e Mital:, lost Saturday nieht, sen»mbu 3 on 500 bloc Rewar Adnma 1430, BRACELET—Gold, flexivle, desien in saiares: Friday atternoon. Keward. Return All States Hotel. Room au umu X BREAST] v-mn-, PIN, f Baturday lulnd fiumvue ml Sunday, " pajnier’s MOT weel en. D‘l S Ml"'rv ™ Vl b ln Churcn: Washin Main 8740, Exrenaton o4t Reward PE, marked luen u"lount 5 Mag. kway, Chevy Ol d., Monday, N, e ear oF straer. . Reward If re. flirned to above ‘sddress of phone Wisconsin 118 2 R FUR ‘about B elner on Tieh- st aiongside Army 4nd Navy Clup o neas corner d4th and Woodley rd. Reward if returned to 3101 w. 34th st. n 'r‘oun-run PEN, Sheafler; - 'Frdmcx Can- pen. 'Reward. ~Col. Pnk pluu | FUR Nzcxmm in neighborhood of 5007 st. Wi Réturn. Mrs. P. G. Blein, 6967 8th st n.w. Georeia 1016. Jeather. lln;.fl J"le:"fi ass., Un! Vaeward! 3309, check book, mise. | evenines. KEY RING with number of keys and iwo keys attached to it Wl(h another ring. Re- [ ard. Address Box 181-V. Star office. 35° FoLICE ovicinity of Albemarie Conn. ave.: No. 13824. qull 1 mrn-d tn 0!3 28th. or 1 phonz I‘lrv’ d d m [3 DOG. nd bro Rome Sunday e "ied Buke "~ Reward for. mrnrm-uon Xrndlnl "o precovery. ‘Fotomac 1290 da ning. Poto- Brashear. 2700 4th st. n.e. an Emerson & as. Reward if returned to either Emerson & Orme or office at main entrance of U. 8. Vaterans' Bureau | RING—_Chinese iade, vicinity of 9th st. n.w- | Berarg, for, return to Moy Don.”Mardatin Cafe. 2 SHELL CLASBE!—Mrmd_l Toraing on 11 | &t et Sor. E. P& et io liring bitiness hmx &HOE BUCKLE. e panate, | Cening, Colimbia rd. - between ' 13tn- and J4in."Rewara." 3308 Woodley rd. Cleveland BHIELD., Phi D) nev-‘ Fndl} g 18D B Grimm, 1031 rankli Reward. in_5449. ienity of 37th Liberal reward. y WATCH. sreen and Y. ave. l4th st. to ‘!Murn to Lee E Gubert: cE Square, enameled: n.w. Reward. Central Hign e AR soid facc: round 6400. Branch 611. picture Phone CH, Jad; 3 \cmx WOl courae A seuumner 3. 1 between 4.30 and 6:00 pm. Return fo 1423 St me, of phone Decatur A1 DRIVE FOR 1. 000“\ ~NEW ACCOUNTS/ | Lovely 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Now is the time to hx up that bedroom. Consists of Dresser, Chest of Drawers, Vanity and Bed, constructed of genuine walnut veneer. Metal pulls on drawers. Heavy plate glass. Shop and com- - 3-Pc. Metal Bed Outfit Two-inch Post Bed, comfortable link spring and combination mattress’ 50c a Week Spinet Desk $14.75 $13.85.. : TN : wffl:'i"r m 5.00 y T, ] 3-Piece Frame Top Living Room Suite The newest thing in a living room suite, upholstered in a fine grade of velour, loose cushions, reversible. Full frame top to add to its Inuu!y. $5.00 Down Delivers This Suite wy e X ,’;:' ¥ u,}’.\) 24 </ JESE (S Delivers ‘his Suite 3-Pisce Velour Living Room Suite i llndredabions e /dsep uadis Upholstered in a fine grade of to Baby Stroller Complete with wind- _ shicld adjustable back and foot rest. $14.95 Mahogany Finish; Sliding Tray. velour with sides and back match. Reversible spring- ‘08 All Cotton 5 spring construction to give comfort and real service. “You'll Always Do Better Here” CORNER 8th & E STS. N.W. With Tray Sliding porcelain top. Bread box. Large stor- age compartment. anurm 1 Adams 2955 Shen st mow. | \ | JOHNSON. MARTHA. MRS. WILLIAM BRITT DIES. Expires After Long Illness—Fu- neral Services Tomorrow. Mrs, unr{! Blake Britt, 47 years old, wife of Willlam Britt, died at her home, 3109 Thirty-eighth street, ynterdny after a lnnl mn!sl She is survived by her husband, a daughter, un Milton J. Eckert; a sister, Mrs. H. M. Barbour, and mother, | Mrs, ‘Helen M. Cooke, all of this city. She also leaves four uncles, Rear Ad- miral Reginald Nicholson, Brig. Gen. William J. Nicholson, H.eynolds Nichol- son and Augustus Nicholson. Mrs, Britt was & granddaughter of the late Com- modore Nicholson. Funeral services will be conducted af the home tomorrow morning lt w 3\7| o'clock. Interment will be in O JAMES J. BYRNE DIES AT SILVER SPRING, MD. Funeral Services to Be Held To-: morrow Morning in Holy Trin- ity Catholic Church. James J. Byrne, 79 years old, formerly fof Ashburn, Va. and for the past 20 years a resident of this city, died in the Maplewood Sanitarium, Silver Spring, Md., yesterday after a long illness. Mr. Byrne retired from active work before coming to this city. He is survived by five sons, John J., James, Andrew, Bernard and Charles Byrne, all of this city, and a daughter, | Mrs. Mary Robertson of Bristol, Pa. Funeral services will be conducted in | Holy Trinity Catholic Church tomorrow | morning at 8:30 o'clock, following brief services at the residence of his son, Bernard Byrne, 3312 Prospect avenue. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. @ards of Thanks. GRIMES, THELMA B, We wish to extend our ‘sincere appreciation to our m-ny {riends for their kind 'xgrusiom 08 lay sehool, nmu-n Rndeavor, cholr: ‘solos Ten: e ministers in c;m ng, A B. GRIM] THE SYITH. WALTER, Sr. The l-muy u{ the LTER H. Sr. acknowledze Seur abpiccraiion yous " bid"ea of sympath: WARE. JOHN EDWARD. We wish to thank relatives. friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy and flowers during the iliness and death of our dear husband “and father. JOHN EDWARD RS. LOTTIE WARE AND PAMILY. * Bratha, BAPTISTA, JOHN. 23, 1929, a garer T. ers &ence ‘of his broiner. 513 Sth st 8. on sday. September 26, at 830 a.m. nce 1o St. Feter's Oh 8t 9am d invited. *Yterment at Consrhasionat °"’g= BESLEY. WILLIAM. On Mondsy, Septem- ber 23 1629: at his reridence, 1830 Oreson Stea isband of ‘Panay-Besier, bréther of Viola Harris and nephew pf Rosa Lee. Notice of {uneral later. " Remains Testing 5,3y Eroest Jarvia Co. funeral par- fors, 5231 G BRESN, OBERT EMMETT. Sudden- tember 23, 1929, &t his Md., 'ROBERT EM- W e Helatives Interment in Mount nnuNuAs. nontl'r E. .. Washington Lodge. No. s .at 8 pm Fu-| neral September 15, “Intérment at Mount Olivet. By order JNO. D r zc-l‘RALD, Exalted Ruler. Attest ELBY, Becretars. BRITT. MARY BLAK! on Mundu. 8ep- 23, . at 6:30 o'clock am. at 105 Sotn o . MARY beloved wife of 'William oved daughter of Mrs. Pitt uneral from the above residence Wedriegday. Seotemoer 25, at 10:30 o'clock & arted this n gp xembr* 2‘ D; at , STERLING N. BROWN, brofes: n\rn University and former itor of Cnnxr!vn“nnll Churrh Ristice of duneral nereatie Bl)(')“\;_ ll;.l\ S'l‘il;l‘l 'h a embe: STERLING " *“BR emlms Frazier's new funeral home. 389 R. L n.w. Notice of funeral later. BYRNE, JAMES J. Devarted this life Mon- day. tember 23, 102 {/mzs S D BYRNE. beloved musband of the Marearey Birne. neral Wednesday, Septem Ber 25, from dence of his son, Bernard Byrne. Prospect ave. n.w.. thence to Holy Trinity Church, where requiem mass will be said at 8:30 a.m. for the repese of his oy nterment Mot Olives Gemeters: tives and friends irvited. (Leesburg, V Dapers please copr.) CATLETT. ALBERT. Departed this Sunder.' Septemver 12, 1620, at 8.3 ALBE! devoted. son of “William and ALTne Catlter. and beloved randson’ of Minnie Catletf and tne late Rev. A Remains _resting _ At _sBundy’s fanerai nomer 831 Florida ave. n'w. esday. S sor at 5 Denarted this 24,1929, nl e nw. at 1 p.m., Rev. K. W. Ros, for. ' Reiatives and friends invited. COLE. ANNA WORMLEY. Departed this life Sunday, September 21 1920. al the resl- gence of” her nephew S Bumner Yormier. o9 ANNA WORM| coLz "geushier of ihe lnie d Anna E. Wormler Puneal Cinesday. ‘September 3 rom 8t. Luke's :px«capnl Chirch. and chuich ste, n.w., Rey. T. J. Brown of- ciatil Relatives 'and 'friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemeters. COOPER. MARY J. Suddenlr, on Satur- September 2i, 1929, at the h friend, Mre, Bawin' 8 Brand: J.. wife of Wi s ). 1754 Pa. on Wednesday. September 2. Interment Oak ‘Hill Cemetery. TIS. MARION, FRANK. cptember 23, 1920, ‘at his residence, RAI : Pved’ Mugband. o1 \ne late Ellzavets B Curtis. nerl services Wednesday, Bep- tember 25, at Orleans, Va. DORSEY. MRS. Departed this, life 3\mdm- Friday, - September iy R0 Tennestée ave: Aunn(ic cny N MRS, DORSEY. motfier of Ire uneral will be held st the her sister. Mrs. Je NN ton, D. C. feiives Sind“Triends Rtten DRURY. LYDIA M. Tuesdy 1935, at her tesidence, Beloved wife, o1 ¢ Dmn Rhnatns TgSing at the B, H. Co. funeral home, 4th 'st: n.w. Notice of runenx me T, o Benuemuer 21 loi‘cfrm b.‘fi? ot Fesse o . L E8pear co. den. Funeral st nw. \eanesany. Beptemoes s, am. Relatives and friends invited. hterment (private) in Greenmount Ceme- tery. Baltimore, Md. At 2 pm on Sundav. | 104 st. s.e. esday ‘at’ 1 invited _to D, Suddenly. on 1929, At_his Tesi- STEPH) X m!mb!r . EATHEL Fields, erton: E T gepiember 55, .m Monica's Interment Edgerton, Vi GQop) o %‘%r OREST, W, Syddents, at 4:30 5in vear, biscopai %na-y of Kensington, urband o 'fl 7' Fumerat “Thursdas. Sestemh o3%, from his late Teside ce. Kenxln!lnnv interment Glenwood Cemeterg, D. C. 25 HENDERSON, THOMAS M. Jr, life Monday. n-plemnn 2. A8 M. Jr. the beloved Ihe Iate Thomas Hender- mira G. Punarnl (mm m! lnlb reaidence, Sw. Thursdav. September at 1 Dm Ralali\'tfl ll!d friends invited. 25¢ HONEST n! '55 Depazted this lite {udden 1, Reptember 25, 1080, B 'Y, dEV Mfl h Ihfld ld 5 onu"v father nlhll and Cyfus M, Honn" "Brother y Aulul}ua ew n.w. Relatives fatermént Lincon HUNTER, HEN] MO." unday. Sep- tember 22, 1o, o Roepitar B HENRY HUNT h usband of Ol N uRter (nes Vermiliion). © Fune: from chapel of John R Wright Co., 1337 Ooh ot foy.. Wednesdas. Sepemper 25. 8t pm. Intérment Fort Lincoln Ceme itiniore. Md. (8taunton, Va., pangrs Dlease copy.) rted this 1ife on September 22, 1929, Mi\r DItk MARTHA JOHNSON. _ Bhe *lcave o mourn, their 1088 (w0, sori \rgflnuléx- ost of other 've '-u' s 'and friends. 5 mn be nf ? ine S Glorie B, Glarke e e R e i neral A plember 55, 35 rarmily Tob. Kine Geores nce on Thursday. .m. Interment in Life Beptem. ohSadlter 8 A ASON. e Teaves to mourn hett Soss's mmnq two brothers, two sisters and & hoat of other relativer and friends res! at Henry 8. Washington hlme 467 U st. n.w. Notice NUSSBAUM, MARY E. lember 13, MAR t Nugsbaum. Funeral -emm at’the above lddre;lmon ednesday. & r mper, 35, a1 elatives a Interment Glenwood c.','n i PATTERSON, ' CHARLES "on_sungs Scpremuer 1929, in n.m more. Md: mmmem at mmm'wwn, i on Wednes- lllD. BENNIE. Departed September 3. 1920, % elz'::' e P edes #n% Remains_at Frazier's new funeral home, 389 R. 1 ave. n.w. Notice of funerai On_Monday. Sep- AVUEL £ e beloed e Mary 8. Bhelton. aged trom a % Dtem el Thends *irteSment "Conereosional ‘Gemas SHERIFF, ay morning, e piember 2, nn at, c.eoneo wn Uni- versity Hospital, ANNA. hter of the late George L. and ‘Susan B. She Wednesddy morning. at 11 o apei, 1754 Pa. ave. Please’ omit flowers. RICHARD L. On Sunday. 1m8. st L1 pm. RIC isband of !s a Gawler's o private 4e SPICKR, "B"E e trom op Wedn¢ 5 ot g Interm!m o Ann?‘on ne. p.m National' Cemerers TM\IA! BERTIE. 0'1 Mon 5. 1928, et Freeamen's Hospital, BERTIE Tidat devoted of Roland Fiomas and’ wister of Georss. Thomas. Notice of funersl later. Remains resting Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- a. ave. n.w. THOW?SO\ ll'l‘ll 3 On Monday, Septem- 1929, at _her residence, Falkstone . RUTH 1. widow of Ja ‘Thompson. Funeral lram the pariors of Almuz R, Spesre. 1623 Conn. ave., Wednes= day at 2 WARREN, PATRICK. On Mon ber 11,"192 town, Finers) Wednestus Septembe 260 At 2 pm., from Asbury Church, Browns- ¥n, Md. Interment cemetery nearby. FATBON, SOLOMON. On Sunday, Septem- 23,1920, 8t his residence. Ariington; . September mother . ‘B8OLOMON WA’ 25, i lem B-nu:l Churen. Rev e IRterment Arlinkion National omerers: WELLS, JOSEPH. Deoarted thig life Satur- day, Beptember 21, 1925, at m. at his 'residence, 625 e . triumph of ' Christian faith, WELLS. He leaves to mourn their loss & ed wife. Louvinia Wells: T nolatives nesdas. st the Providencs st.' bet. 415 and 6th ".AAY?;.‘“ E-’\'lp!s! D. .. pastor. neton National Cemeters. Relatives and friends invi > The golden A gentle voice said. Comi Ana "with" s Tarewell unspoken He calmly emmu home HiS DEVOTED WIFE. ® WELLS. JOSEPH. Members of Morning Star Eordy Roudea lio sorow, at the Elks Home, n¥. Tuesdas. Septe ‘34, 1929, AKe ArEameements (o ther fus Reral of our late Drother. JOSEPH WEL Ceremonies will be Cheld. Wednesday. Beb . at Providence wu! np!ned. No. 85: 0. 9. and Cnlumhll Tem- ple, No. 422. are mmofl !0 lll nd. = Hi . Ex. Ruler. LEO S CORTEZ W. "PETERS Bee In iflrmnrtam. BAGLEY, LLOYD SMITH. Sscred to memory of our dear son. D SM! BAGLEY. 'who degarted mu O R vears 4o today, Sestember 3¢ inie PATSER AND- MOT CARROLL. JOH) In sad bu? lovm membrance of our d-lr father, CARROLL. who deparied thu :de three years ago toda filll 8 HILD!\EN MEYER. CHARLES. 1In sad but lovin membrance of our dear father. CHA HETER Sno. aemaried thie Hie An e years ago today. September 24, 1918, Love and memory lagt forever. HE FAM] MILLER. KATE KE ‘ mn v orance. of gir y. September 24. R SISTER AND BROTHERS. ¢ RIORDAN. EMMA. AN. who departed into eter- ;m Jest six veais ago today. September HER DAUGHTERS; MAE AND PRANCES. TOLSON. RACHEL. In_ loving memory of our dear mother. RACHEL "‘0 § K0 Lo S emer se"ih (e erentiel oty Mamma's gone, but she will never be Torgetten. HER LOVING CHILDREN. * ““.LIA“B ELLA. L 1 o C rememarance of - our lov wWho fell asleep in Jesus. father, WILLIAM K. WILLIAMS, twelve Jears ago; February 24, 1917: brother, LE ears ago. December 31 xm aur Jisters. EMMa. fiteen vears o o1 seventeen Mok To13- 12218, Touricen ears. ago. 1915: nephew. CLARENCE. July : joving mothér, CAROLINE, vs e -five years ago today, Sepmnlm 4, Bweet spirits rest. O Worthy Judee Eternal, When Thou dost bid us come, What raptured erectings await us. Meeting one by o DE! E‘rzn CNES, u:rr RLLE cgu- l FUNERAL DIRECTORS. AM LEE’S SONS, RAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE_N.W NATIONAL 1384, 1388. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL §° Phone_Lin " Joseph F, erch s Sons (18AAC BIRCH) 3034/ N St NV Enons Mo " Frank Geier's Sons Co._ 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 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