Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1929, Page 9

JOHNSON FAVORS EXPULSIGN OF REDS 2 House Committee Chairman Preparing Bill to Safeguard u. Because he believes that the United |, States is threatened by a spread of communism, Chairmen Johnson of the ouse g‘ a bill to make it possible for the Government to deport dangerous alien Communists. Chairman Johnson said the meacure would seek to inition of ini with a view to preventing their ad- mission into this country and to enable ‘without lound here.” ltxlet of this hemi committee's chief ST respective countries now in the United States as shown Ivy the past two or three censuses. "Buch .8 _plan would not_oftend lngv " Representative Johnson sai ‘!!nder it immigratien from Canada would be nbnut what it hae been snd there would a reasonable flow of Mexican unmignnm 4 ARCHBISHOP BUYS FIRM. Holdings of Sugar Company Sold to Catholic Prelate for $1,500,000. MANILA, November 5 (#).—The Min- doro Sugar Co., in which American capital losses were estimated at 20,000,- 000 pesos (approximately $10,000,000), was bought by the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila yesterday for 3,- 000,000 pesos (about $1,500,000). The archbishop was a heavy holder of the company’s bonds and was the only bidder for the company. The property includes approximately 50 nqul.re miles of land. The enterprise S. Against Communists. immigration committee, is draft- ve “an exact legal det- rnational Communists question deportation when ptopoul and legislation to re- immigration from other uations here, he said, will be the the com- IDOO 'ith American capital. The, orig- inal investors lost every cent they in- No Hesitancy HERE is no need for any family to debate whether or not they can afford the type of service for which we are so well known. We'll tell you frankly that we can serve, complete, for as little as $125.00. It is our definite aim to make finer mortuary serve ice available to ALL. U,"?EAL FUNERAL HOME . or reference. aflsk yournetghbor PHONES LINCOI.N OZOO-GZOI T YT OIS by Welsh & Havermeyer in | pany. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, % W. A BENNETT DIES AT RESIDENCE HERE Banker Expires at Age of 71 Years. Willlam A. Bennett, vice president and general manager of agencies of the Equitable Life Insurance Co. of this city and vice president of the Bank of Commerce and Savings, died at his apartment in the Cavalier, 3500 Four- teenth street, this morning after a short illness. He was 71 years old. Mr. Bennett has been connected with the life insurance business for almost 45 years and came with the Equitable Life Insurance Co. in 1887, which was practically the beginning of the com- . He became man of agencies in 1890 and also managed the Washing- ton district office. He continued in that capacity until some years ago, when he was made vice president. Was War Worker. He has also been connected with the Bank of Commerce and Savings from the time of its organization and has been a director and a member of the executive committee since that time. During the World War Mr. Bennett was chairman of a committee and a speaker for the disposition of Liberty bonds and was prominent in Cross work. Mr. Bennett was a member of the Board of Trade; one of the charter members of the City Club and of the Piney Branch Citizens' Association. He was a past d master of the Shield of Honor an ember of the Odd Fel- lows. He was also a chumr ‘member of Mount Pleasant Lodge, F. A. A. M., No. 33; Lafayette Chapter, NB 5; De Molay Commandery and Almas ‘Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. He was one of the first members of the Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church, — e Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Ariington Cemetery opportunity n tion 1S Now vaulu are H{MM me a lmited number remain. 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See the sensational ‘‘Cold D.- C, REVENUE OFFICIAL FUNERAL RITES TODAY Frank R. Clute of Jacksonville, Fla., Buried in Arlington Ceme- tery With Special Services. Funeral services for Prank R. Clute, head of the Jacksonville, Fla., division of the Internal Revenue Bureau, who died in Jacksonville Saturday, were conducted at Gawler's Chapel, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev, Homer J. Councilor, tor of Calvary Baptist nulsunt iciated. Interment wi be] a) rvices at the grave by the United ;p-nuh War Veterans and Albert Pike l‘.od‘e c! Masons, of which he was a membe; Mr. cxuu entered the service of the ‘Bureau of Internal Revenue as a clerk August 16, 1917. He was promoted through varfous clerical grades and in June, 1921, was made head of the gen- eral audit division and later head of the corporation audit division, in which po- sition he rved until July 1, 1827, when he was transterred to Florida and promoted m the g:cmon of internal revenue agent in cl Mr. Clute was a veurln of the Span- ish-, Amerlun War and was on the battleship Oregon when she salied around the Horn. From 1890 to 1906 he was in the Philippines with the insu- lar service. Mr. Clute was born July 12, 1873, at Brockton, TIl. He was a graduate of law and accounting schools. He is sur- vived by his widow. JAMES SEES SHOALS. House Member Is Confident of Pos- sibilities of Plant. By the Associated Press. FLORENCE, Ala., November 5 (#).— On conclusion of an' inspection of the Government’s _ properties at Muscle Shoals here, Representative W. Frank James of Michigan, chairman of the House military affairs committee, yes- terday expressed confidence in the pos- sibilities of the project as a producer of nitrate for the manufacture of fer- tilizers. ‘The Representative said his visit was prompted by ' repeated claims that Muscle Shoals property has grown obso- lete and unfit for operations. He said his inspection had revealed no defects in the machinery or buildings. “I found the property strictly modern and in first-class condition,” Mr. James said. “None of the equipment can be considered obsolete and I now realize more than ever the importance of its retention by .the Government as an asset of national defense.” OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F _ ___WILLIAM A. BENNETT. South, now the Francis Asbury Church, and chairman of the board of stewards until recently. ‘Wife Died in 1927. wh.Bennen ‘v‘vn Be. wlgtow‘e‘r his m Virgin| nnett, hav October 15, . He is nuryl‘v‘ed by four children, James Gordon Bennett of Cleveland, Willlam A. Bennett, jr.; Mrs. Elizabeth W. Nettleship and Mrs. Inez Manter. He was born October 11, 1838, ‘at Rhe-wwn, ‘Tennessee, the ‘son of Gus- tavys Adolphus and Julia Anne Flor- ence (Smith) Bennett. The death of Mr. Bennett is the first break in the official cabinet of the Equitable Life Insurance Co. for more than 40 years. Funeral arrangements have not been definitely completed,- but the funeral will probably be held Thursday after- noon from the Prancis Asbury Church. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Eh Actress Put on Probation. LOS ANGELES, Calif., November 5 (#)—Bee Montague, musical comedy actress who was convicted last week of dw while mmnufm yesterday was pended for the same period by the Su- perior Courte TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones § 0 e 10341 '] Control” that enables you to freeze icecubes and desserts more easily and quickly. Listen for the sound of the motor. Youdon’thear it start, stop or run. Note the striking beauty of the cabinets—that all mechanismiscom- pletely concealed. Note too, the con- venient arrangement of the food shelves. They are elevated to a handy height. There is no stooping neces= sary. You’ll be amazed that you can buy a Frigidaire with all of these features at the remarkably low prices now in effect. Call at our display room. Let us give you facts and figures—today. FRIGIDAIRE MORE THAN A MILLION IN USE FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION Washington Sales Branch, 511 14th St. N.W.—Phone Decatur 2300 Opposite Willard Hotel—Open Evenings WASHINGTON BRANCH FRIGIDAIRE DEALERS IJ'rcnlN EDWARD olmn ptnvncz MOTORS NS NC: - PER BLOOD INC, L. P. STEUART, INC. Sy I--n‘"",e ESSEZ'S BA P tecT, T WHIT! § Illl ‘BRos. C CO. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929. MRS FRANK UPMAN DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS|soq Funeral Services to Be Conducted ":'1"’"56 i at Father-in-Law's Home . Thursday Afternoon. llrlmnkvpmlnnilmuo!d.g of Livingston Heights, Va. died \in! “i.- wd Emergency Hospital yesterday after a brief fliness. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of her fa- ther-in-law, Frank Upman, sr, Liv- ingston Heights, Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment will be in Glen- ‘wood Cemmry Neison Clatk.ag Nrs mr- M Clark, and grandfather, Re: 'se Murray, formerly pastor at mn churcb. Va. THE WEATHER l District of Columbia—Fair and some- what colder, with lowest temperature about 34 deneu and Xrgn. heavy in exposed places, ‘tonig] morrow fair, with rising temperature; gentle northwest winds g mod- erate southerly tomorrow. Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- row; lmhtly colder in eut portion and g‘ frost to the coast tomight; ris- e e “"{}l’:mnfldl g southwest or —Fair tonight and tomorrow; problbly light fron‘.on the coast and light to helvy in the interior tonight; rising temperature tomorrow; l.n[ nmhweu and north winds becom- %muthefly tomorrow. morre:‘nv ""v-rm tome mm’%‘h‘:‘ 'o-l er tomorrow an portion tonight. i - o Record for N Hours. lermometer—4 p.m., 58; 8 p.m., 51; 12 midnight, 45; 4 l.m 43; lgm 43; oo 48, g arometer. pm., 2098, 8 pm, 30.06; 12 midnight, 30. 12; 4 am, 30.17; 8 a.m, 30.27; noon, 30.28, Highest temperature, 61, occurred at 3: i&o p.m. yesterday. west tem| rlt h occurT A .“."" A perature, 43, ed at ‘em] nzure same date last year— m;huf'u lowest, 42. : Tide Tables. (Furnished by United !tltu Coast and Geodetic Survey. { ‘Today—Low tide, 5: 06 5:08 pm.; high tide, 10: 88 10:50 p.i Tomorrow—Low tide, 5: 51 am. gltgdnm high tide, 11:17 a2 2! t; to- am. and . and and and The Sun and Moon, 5(',x“v.mny—-sun rose 6:39 am.; sun sets, Tomnrrow—s s e un rises 6:40 a.m.; sun Moonnul 10:50 a.m.; sets 7:47 pm. Condition of the Water. Great Falls, Shenandoah, Potomac, very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. g'hnuumu 'i’ EEE 3 328 oo L S e T SE3STSREESETRILSLIREILELS gy : = el e S SIS TIPS SR M | W Wl 8 FOREIGN, (7 a.m., Greenwich time, ‘toda London, Englan: i g Berifn. owr‘u Gibraltar, Spaln eenwich Horta (Plul). Alon“l pe & \flnum ads nmg tot S o vations.) 38 Eprtcloudy 7‘ g’ouav Deaths Reported. The followine deaths ha tng Healtn Department fiu 3 141 gt. ne. ), 'é P st. ton it. ne 3 Nive Victoria' Swestman, 5b, 1178 Lanier pl. weetman, nier pl pifaiele Junger, 53, en route Emergency Hos- Edward A, Kane, 81, 431 K st. ne. n,’ 46, Yo Anna L. Burton,' 4. o, 00 %16 Yamons b, Ty A._Weedon, Bacon. 30. Georse Washington & Atatha G, U'l"!l'll“ e f 37, 1654 Columbi: d. Bovle, 31, u Lonl- Woodru: 30, ‘en reuis" Bmersercy spital Amelll C. 7, ley Hospital. Kl!h"lnl lz. a'z"’lflug-'f' Ada Clrl". 49, 13 Earl Mitchell, 27, PR Driscoll, c‘- i, Hos- A Chattanooga, Tenn., motorist was sued for $2,500 because his suto ran over a violin which had fallen into the street from another car. IND. KEYS "in kestainer, found o er can have by paying for ad. P. O Dyer, Evening Star composing room, after 8:30 p.m. LOST. BAG, black sik. containing money end Key: g0 ger between Wisconsin ave and Tth nnd r - . n.w.: reward. 4501 Wisconsin ave. h.,’?’ w lars an o Newton st 33 8 |LE CAT. e -uk mlll uluud “.El- heck- reward. Adera lox &% CHOW mmnn mncv. scar and Ib- g on peck__cles nall diamond ring Lin. ite nin setting. Reward. Jhot. DOG, male, Alrec: neme Blackie. French and somi Enriisn. - Totura to ch-rm Benolt: oth sl oW f fice and BaTf colle; brgvn‘. white k2 Encs.uu s 1 £ J'oor Johin A zvmusau. tortoise shell, in casePrew: ard. R M. Tomlin, 1826 Varnum st. n.w. Adam: l!5l D DOG-_Male, Black and whi NS T Oteward. 1928 Galvert st Ty, nvu.ul?,—u JErgslau’s, Saturda nm Potoms NGREL, wh -mu ml ale, vellow Circle s coln_7135- g Re- Tound eSe or d. McCaring. 500 B n POCKETBOOK, 13th and 6eh ste. SHase M. JATCH, lllnrr‘ ETT % ei"rifo @6 and sts. Yoso. WRIST WATCH. Elj ln. -mu gold. mm.n' “B_A D." Phone s 8045, éPhuuflyE‘miifiufllri;'rinlwll‘rs. ST, R0 n fl"j: Rev. P o i-' 18 oth - "‘%... HOPKINS, L) D'gvul "é!;onunmbor 1, . at [ 920 2m .' CAHO, € nomu.nlon unu E EDWARDS, LYONS, ANNIE, Marriage Licenses. Prancis A. ‘.mll» 23, m"l'“lly g" l ¥e 404 Anns A 19, Bangor, Me. n. and c..?mn ll- and Jean mmm. nman, 31, Ly, d b o PRSP -mr- Surdan, 23, and Helen M. Wood, %.4‘.’."} “lllll‘on Flls ya W ames . fin.. and )cmn Elater, o Walier Mvn%“h and \mu- nmu. Llnw , both of Ric) SRk 'uun Pasne. 21, and Dorothy Greene, Clli and vmli.l r.‘l"."u.’i'a e E ’llcl b‘hfi ymond Krestord, 31 -na of Hyattsville, Rev. Btowe, lith Hi St R, ‘5 e i, Herebad 'u? u,.m“.ffi . Brooks. g t Il!r'. this city; e n HA b TR lr. &l. fll .llll P. m;;- Births Reported. fl"lfll hlflh«l h."..rll rmo fll IB an Gertru o e e @ard nf Thanks. We wish to thank oul llll!l'?: l?;’( ltlln!l 101' lhll'! MI\IGIN‘ o e at e e th ot OUF AT HOPKING: THE PAM Beaths. BARBER, Al-l.ll. lltll day, Honmmr 3. l.". at Ham) r , Va., ALl beloved son of Perry Barber, Slocum, Ark Interment Benton, Ark. Al.ll‘l'l' GEORGE. On Monday, Novem- ber 4 103, at sisunton Park B n ital (oo T Ginrky of 728 ottt chapel, 841 H t Epiphan: ";',“a...&.:. A r bury M. E_Churcy orning, November o ‘x‘hnml ‘Cemetery. (Tennessee pal please copy.) Bt Glensarn R BRANFO) f’ u ‘Branto: ther Pmchnrd. A zu Masgle and niord and | '"n-':'.'- Bras m oaves nlnu rrnt ,nnaomldrm lfl‘ ot tives and Puner: Wi Navem r 6, at reh. l"l‘lfl ntra) g at the W Ern unrll ‘parlors, Geor 2222 his life Pri- . N.W., LUI-\? neral on Wi W. W. Chambers the corner tmlp\n T Cedar Hill oom HARLES A ‘Budd November 3, 1839, [ o A Glen: Cemetery. ment ol n.w. ...‘i.':‘. -E"f % November A v, ANNA E. DON. sflof.l..“.igl.(hd ‘ "l llam mfll‘fllflfl !Q- B Ta1 hor Home: 3901 it n-' eotice of e . AIY L l".- "“'“'w oS ] :“é'.":,n"'g Im'nl Temorial A. All.. ln«-nly‘.%n Saturdsr, 8, husband of nd, .nm of Jean an rom Moon rlors, an n and Florida ave. n.w. 'ON, T pazted this lite Sat- Srn sosember 2 .%? Tenn. LUM e J. ¥ to Horlon‘ ‘end Three athters Sube B iyl kel B0 BT T H l )ovlnl : lh r and ‘ d lh Offi! JIOI-H. ”fl. e et o ednesday, h‘l ' nue “"fi‘:hen Eh-in. “And' Arundel nw. onte runenl trom the 28 Gran m | ovem! at 1 p.m. ;n Taay aad relntives invited. | KEADY, PATRICK J. On Sunday. Novem- e t Geos eglopn Univirsicy Ho late Mary Keady (nes from the residence of ot v oty Ready, 1134 2 fi‘“m;“-;ggm.. 2 .,.'E:u 3’:‘.‘:“‘: Sunt Gllvet Semeiory CH, 'm‘lul‘- llnllx I'G' his e nce. 1! h id at m " Soul " Relatives and 1mnu [avited. ternent cnnl Olivet Cemetery. "l wn this ";'.if?gi n ipscomb: and ‘a host of to vini L. | e R fiuilll. -OMAII \UGUSTE! or| SEE ..m"l;% me#’ mains x’“uu it Prank Willamg Ms‘%. Al Yok ioen at the” aboza jovember 7, mem lnvma u !n'aa- ‘resid . 1n&munt v, No- Afie‘:’n “.8“‘&’0, u'l ‘j ?nm N Counts erick, Ireland. 1&‘.%.. ¢ Seral herentrer PARKE] IAM A. Sud ;‘!lllnl Moon & Allen's ll.r.l Iomo Notice ol tumul later. LLSBURY, HELE] On l.dl!. T T B lh! late Joanna and Capt. John 3 3 Nfll!l.m "8:' e m eveiubc; &'5! Pl by beloved ©'Conne native of WILL! 1y November A%, 'at Bis. Tesidence; ome P HEI URY, uuinmr i Y vneu 88 'wi ummt Sliver Cemetery DOLPH. SIDNEY. Departed this lifc B AenTy Bunder: November 3. 'Y RANDOLPH, Iave’o 0 nl oy and the late Georsta Ran z leaves to mourn Gaer,” sisters f other November 6, Thour Bros. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemet RUSSELL, LUCY. Monday, Nevember 1929, at the residence of Joncin T8 Russrtr sxed gurlll County Wednesday mornine Bt. Mary's !l“lm IJIIIA J. On Monday, Nov!m- her daughter. r 4, 1929, at the home of [ ey }nu. Asheville widow of % geant. Lee's” underts] e > periors Talerment “Rock ‘Creox Cometérs 3 lovember 6, SOMER! SUSIE. ST, SR, Tyt le harles H. yille. Remains at Prazier's new home, 389 R. 1. ave. n.w. Notics of later. BTEVENS, uneral L] SOPHRONIA L. Tuesday, No- vember 5. 1920, at Emergency Hospit STEVE 421’ Co H!MN! X bia rd. Remains restin Bilhes Co. funeral home, L‘r umu ] D m. Tuesday, Noves and interment vem Fugersi at Cumberland, 5 "iu TYLER. HENRIETTA 0‘ eternal rest on Bt lw"nm dence; 1709 Wh ot o) .'ll mlln"l 'nu La iabl T imeaiate Relief Sociaty u-df-" u.".fl' o attend the funeral of Mrs. Wednesday. gclock, trom Albu" AR Ghuren,1th and K sts. ' M I ADDIE CHASE Gi o e UPMAN, L‘?Ulll %m'y #ruW‘ No-. Clark), beloved wife of Prank l‘lnm: o es bb anr 5t R S finmmm ullnwil&mkfl in Memaoriam. BANNISTER, ll‘l lh Joviny & . “Vll FY fl" Jearsase todu. #unln 5.1 wi-.?‘xlii’;" r"m"f e rouns R .r..;fi' But, the Y. .IOI'N E BERRY. | "Josin {ered Into eternal today, November 8, Ip memory we alw But Er“n"-flxg % ':w“. m -Ym Tied % mng“on. our loved ene; God's WAy ou were weary aud nesdsd est. B me. ALDSON, MARY A, jory W'g:ll‘ .th". n'r’ W ul!flfi'- Test T .i.n....,lm e Tiowes an ety macning hour, One year Mu. A-llllu‘l 8 T 0 RS G'flt. but net forgotten. JOE. ipsivess, Seu Rustan R TR we will not say, IUMI llllfll' 5, 1 We cannot A ith & cheery Think of her faring al;l efl ,'Ml ¥ She is not l‘ e 1s J LOVING Mt ance ""yéa »'fl:“‘ ghwunl- JOIN N ;T?'g-'-":::.“” 1l remem! ,% rank Geier’s us _m H LAS NM“” a"f'ifi I,S"tm;i E. me.'?)m V. L. SPEARE CO. T e R W SCRW. m-rrum 0 m. . 0. Private Limousine Ambulance Lincoln an [N Modern Chepel JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. - .!‘_'!_Al_!! 1587 1 AW, Potomo.e 4600 J. WILLIAM LE CREMATOE? Uli Eeice Deal & Co. 332 PA. AVE nl’ NAE&IAI- 1384, 1388 . o—% e enar 130 His late resi- Funeral Wed- 13 o'clock noon. {rom !Mron lnflln Chureh, 9th n.w. Rev. Vinence” %o Loutsa RN T s omet Freedise ARTE Lyo mains tE. W. .\l“!l funera ux 'Ifier "' Interment at cmamm. fe Sunday, Hosnital ‘G'Am JAMES 'vionur 2105, the rmaenul ot nu g N e i .z::,\...:v.‘u, B e m..'é. Lok uneral Wed. e ‘fhnll invited. .l MUI oseph F. Birch’s 3034 M sé":fl‘“ P Fhone w rminu. DESIGNS. Gude roc. 1 §T. St. ’—“fi“fim— %