Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1930, Page 9

Steward Observatory at the University | consist of of Arizona, Sunday said astronomers mh wmmu for at least two more lC les, lu-,now 63 years old, hu beanwnnemd astronomical since, lnhhywm.heflmmtheold lonial teléscope his cmz grandfather, Andrew HM decade he was an associate of the hu val Lowell, who the discovery of the recently found l"Xt h—l.:n- of the a long different SCIENTISTS SEEKING TWO MORE PLANETS Arizona U. Director Follows Recent Discovery With Announcement of Interest to Astronomers. over the The to the hours t. | Marsaret wflnn of | made by man: to loute an n’ lefllt that others may b! found. m metho’d used for such investigation will €En§mw§ Seventh and F Sts. By the Associated Press. Ariz., March 25.—Before de M. Evereit g-nrim- bert pital ‘r L A special for men! NEW SPRING SUITS 3275 On Eiseman’s Liberal Credit We are proud to offer such fine suits at this low price. It's a special purchase...new tans, grays, browns and blues, All sizes for men and young men. EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Buy now...pay in No added cost for Save $7.50 Worth $35 Don't hesitate to ask for credit. weekly or monthly amounts easy to meet. credit. $25 NEW SPRING TOPCOATS 519.75 New Shades and Styles on Liberal Credit CONTROLLED The troined clerk ot one of the cight Elite offic o the Service Man on o ol Elite service best suited to your meeds and pocket book. ant to m?%whm over Deaths Reported. llowd: Hann® James Fitspatrick, e it Mary E. Brennan, 63, Providence Hospital. Anna R. Mohan, 58, 3921 Iilinols ave. Carroll Groove, 51, Emergency Hospital. . ’Q lnn Bl'anney 45, Ga N. Coates, < e_Richardson, 38, Gallinger H Preed; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, MARCH 25 1930. e erriage Licenses. 3%, thls city; and Betyy i ’.v:‘mc:.: I"' vgm 45, n&f;rpmn- Ham- b R it Sl Helen . Her- AIN D. suspected region 01&!!!1" deaths have been repo; Do e ot 34 80, 3300 Bladensburg B. Treuleben, 83, 1457 Belmont "38, and Reba xm 24; Rev. 37, and Marie Ack, 18; Rev. and Garnef :fl;l B - -“fl"‘f"ma 3L, this cif oy Ty R : e ATy Joseph Wells, 21, and NIIMIO Alken, 18; 8. A. You M Ry, ; ley_ Bprines, Wnallmore: Harrington, 47, Sibley | ‘Hospital. %, uu'fimcm st iger Hospital. 28, Wlllel eed Hos. ki) 33, 323 P e prons. 31 aneer Keea Hos- Hospit: Any Man’s Chbice may be properly influenced by the knowledge, fearlessly made public by this organization, that our service, complete, costs as little as $125— and as much more than that as one wishes to pay. Our services never cost a penny more than the family wishes to pay. U,"g"m FUNERAL HOME or rqferance, sk yourneighbor 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8204 REICHELDERFER VISITS Calls on District Commissioners at Start of Doard Meeting. Dr. Luther Reichelderfer, whose ap- pointment as District Commissioner to take the place of Commissioner Sidney F. Taliaferro has been sent to the Senate, called on the District Com- missioners for a few moments at the start of the regular semi-weekly board meeting today. Commissioner Dougherty introduced members_of the pr_ assigned to the District Bullding to the hew Commis- sioner, but Dr. Reichelderfer had no statement for them. He explained that his visit was purely social and declined an invitation from Commissioner Proc- wr L. Dougherty to be &l’ll!n‘ at the Snnugur-twn o! the new teletype system of communication in the Police De- partment. Honorary Degree for Hurley. :HWATIR. Okla., l‘xm‘e;l 25 “:D’ — onorary degree of doctor laws will be conferred upon Secretary of War Hurley by Oklahoma Agricul- tural and Mechanical Coll Aprfl 34, Dr. Henry G. Bennett, college, announ Select Your Monument l.& your llA It nm "easo 5. a1 materiaia best workmanthip. Washington Granite Monumental Co., lnc. Mrs. L. J.— paid only $2.96 for her Laundry Compare Your Own Laundry with Hers MRS. J— uses Elite’s Finished Family Service be- cause it fits her needs perfectly. How about your own laundry bundle? How does it compare with hers? ' Perhaps one of the other Elite Controlled-Method Services will fill your needs even better. Look over the services listed below. See how they compare in price and in finish. Then fit one to your own problem and free yourself of washday worries for good. Remember that regardless of the different prices, every piece that goes through the Elite is scientifically protected by the Controlled-Process Method. So pick the service, and call Potomac 0040. Say goodbye forever to aching muscles and tired back. Mrs. L. J—'s Laundry Contained— S Soft Collars 4 Men’s Shirts 3 Dresses 4 Undergarments 4 Pajama 1 Dimity Mrs. J— used Finished Family Service (no starch) k cost her only $2.96 Or if she had used Rough Dry Service (with starch) An ..m...vy satisfactory service for iy h-:"‘n!“mfi:‘:;;"w ully washed. 5 k '"":Id 'i”‘ ‘and table linen, towels, otes are cost only ~32.20 Or if she had used Damp Wash Service Nothing is imml, bm L v fim . thoroughly washed, folded, flat work carefully wrapped in separate bundles, and returned, within 24 houss, just damp enough to be ironed at your convenience without hanging out. | (with starch) It would have cost only $3.94 A wonderfully complete service for most families. Evecything is cate, fully washed, beautifully -e-.d. prompily returned ready for use. Nothing is starched. (no starch) It would have cost only $1.46 in the Soma women tid k would have heavy washing and cost only $1.02 4 Undershirts 2 Night Dresses If she had used Finished Family Service Or if she had used Rough Dry Service Flat Work Service Elite Flat Work Servi and beautifully irons all flat work, such a0 sheats, table linen, towels, etc., on an economical piece-rate basis. 2 Table Cloths 3 Napkins 4 Hand Towels 1 Table Top 3 Sheets 2 Pillow Cases 4 Bath Towels 1 Bath Mat Pieces Or if she had used Homestic Service It would have cost only $2.80 Or if she had used Thrift Service It would have cost enly $1.46 The same wonderful service except thae il aricln where necemary are - L with ‘f.ll care, utid ully ironed and returned ready for use. Bnrnhlc it béautifully washed. Flat pieces, such s bed and table linen, are ironed ready for use. . Shirt and Collar Service | ge of the Collar Service for | famous. Special sttention is given dress shirts. i : their homes of the ironing by using the , which washes | Wonderful Shirt a which Eli An ideal family servies ot § lower cosc. Slightly loss ironing is used but all articles are finished ready for wear. After o e, “fiyfi are lhll.m out, folded, ‘within returned, cacugh o be iremed at your vh.hmmul. 24 bours, just Unusual Services Elite specialises in dry cloaning end fn | the laundering of ususus! things, such Blankets, Lace Curtains, Comferts, Pillows, Washable Rugs, Linen Suits and Knickers. Call Potomac 0040! One of our trained Service Men can help you pick the Service for your home, ELITE 2119 14¢h Se, N, W. 2902 14th St, N. W. 3331 14th Sc, N. W. 901 U Se., N. '. 654 H. S, N. E. 5616 Connectieut Ave., N. '. 1228 Wisconsin Ave., N. W. Columbia 1841 Road, N. W. LAUNDRY POTOMAC 0040 FOR PROMPT -mfi:"ml. !:g}l ary 28, 1930. rs. ifs Fia e 1ith st. n.w. e DRY VIOLATIONS CHARGED AT FEDERAL LEPROSARIUM Louisiana Prohibition Leader Launches Probe on Orders of Secretary Mellon. By l(‘:;v Associated Press. ORLEANS, La, March 25.—An investigation into charges of prohibi- tion law violations at thl Federal leprosarium at Carville, La., was ordered md.ly by Prohibition Adminhtrlm . D. Jackson, on orders from Secretary of the ‘Treasury Andrew W. Mellon. Mr. .chnon said he would send two men to the institution to make the in- vemnnon Charges of liquor drinking the staff and the lepers was mmo m a letter to Mr. Mellon from a person who said he was a resident of Carville. Mr. Mellon forwarded the letter to the prohibition administrator wlg; lnstmctlons to investigate. Denney, superintendent of the lep: rol-rlum and former officer in Cbll‘l’l of the leper colony at Culion, P. I, said over the telephone today that the ‘complainant was an inmate of the insane ward of the hospital and was a troublemaker in the colony. These same charges were sent to the President, he said, and Dr. John Mc- Millen, Public Health Service ofleill. investigated gd found the allegaf groundless. Denney said h. would welcome the investigation. OFFICER SLAIN IN MUTINY Portuguese Lieutenant Xilled in Sao Paulo de Loanda, West Africa. LISBON, Portugal, March 25 (#)— Lieut. Moraes Sarmiento was killed in a mutiny, which broke out several days ago in Sao_Paulo De Loanda, Angola, Portuguese West Africa. Latest reports from the high commissioner in Angoll stated that order had been completely Tes FOUND. i o e ooty o o, 3308 Park : £ o W—Am.eun Alredale, T Farragut Park; license, ner or any one interested teleph etropolitan 4769. LOST. B AS" N 1 TS .'Mlon:m’. to M rict, ittricr, Concer Market. Disirich mh st. bas e HBerel rewerd. e nJ. n German nolleo and ot lie, Iarge, cocked ear, airaved Saturday morn: Bri Elon hul pun, monifi yhite e hnr;llp. llund. gnwfl trom n-le. Takoma hrk, B sel 4 in o-rnnnu or on P s ward if returned. e n 3 . u fene" Sy, Reward” Gaul A 3 flm vienn y ol Ketlrn (o HA. Bisnop, 1607 T3t rd. 38 R 'nono tween 13th 1833 Park o ine ngr-l. e Star in. Taa Ingleside lol’ 1 Hile Fed, coln rs. Prank Welch, sH Tost 7th st. betwi "Reward. Retura to any CLES, Horn-ims, Brown Ieather case. lnumn 18th, Que and mn Return ond_fioor, 1314 18th fioe Efln\, small, waite -nd u t . Reward' ile South Vi hrmuu - ladys, By a. ‘afternoon WRIST WATCH, gn_ Cennecticut “ave. ot at. Reward. Geori CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_0372. ]oseph F. Bn-ch's Sons 3034 M St NV, Fhone west o030 Frank Geicr s Sons Co. Maders Chapes, Teiepiions National 2473 monl nmur H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V L. SPEARE CO. ofieitier the successors of moe connected the eriginal o8t bll-h. rinerly 940 F_St. N. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance ",-,‘, Lincoln 0524 ignified, Efficient m”.m . . 816 H ST. N.E. Bstablished 18 ll’ll JOHN R. WRlGHT co. Phene_North 0047 "ALMUS R SPEARE l-uulln “éo‘::':h:fit‘ A':-." Co. POTOMAC 4600 $ yrs. at 1208 H st.. 45 yrs. at 0 F Clyde J. Nlchols, Inc. 4200 9th_St. N.W. 5 WILLIAJ\ LE‘E§ 50N§.‘ CREMATORIUM 333 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL lu_l' 1% FUNERAL DESIGNS. e Bros. 12i2°F st expenstve, v--ltno.lln Choice lots and sites for sale. CEMETERY LOTS. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY 12 sites. near chapel. Hratisville 411-J. 21* Qard ot Thanks. \ SMITH, ‘.E L. We most gratefull: ll:«n' wish t0 express our app: Sha Ehab et ern.u-u.ou and expressions :fin the w and ation i “‘E";&‘" N’:’Cd fll!ll’ :lfl MRS. LOTTIE VAN B! DANIEL _AND ' R HUSBAND, EDWARD SMITH. * Breaths. BEERS, CHARLES F. he mas Teq FX 3, 1 DR. 3t 3 S BBk, President. * O Monday, March - AME Hospital, AMY of Clarence mn Sprin ing ‘Puncral "and’ inter- ment Montandon, Fa. BETZ, RUTH NAOMI. On Sunday, March 3% 1830, RUTH NAOMI, beio mmuf Trom B 5 on - e Fionds tavited, )nry'. onmery. BETZ, RUTH Ladies’ Sodality of 8t. Gubriers Church vl neet 2t the resic RUTH N. 13th dence of Mi st esday, March 2! on' {0’ Tecite ‘the oftice for the des MRS, BRIDAHAN, Be: UISE F. On o residence, Mi. ." n':"mfl E. Chi ‘Highland, l;c‘on?-':;"cn Md., on Wednesday, March et 3 . ILUIII. Il-llAll'll. , 1930, a services to be h Sence {0 8 snes Chu eph W. -nd e oo s * Mrs. Gideon Bal r-nachlmnm arie, William and Miss Edna Blum BRENT. REBECCA E. Monday, u ren 24, 1930, O Norder, Weher M F o e R of ‘the iate_ Co: he Sth Massachusel st €I % Rev. Wi for. Interment Harmony Cemetery: BURNS, MARY A. On Sunday., Mareh 23. 1930, ‘at 8:30 p.in. at her residence. vited to St. 3 Ave d f p] Tnterment ¢ OAK !flfi moser. BIRNE DOR L. KINGS reh liolmo?.' irbank, Call L. BYRNE. Remaidy resting at th on M1 A Mrs. " Yitim ‘he. pome. of, e ts, ‘Iateriment Porest Osk. Ce Elitnerabore Ma. CROPP, JACOB A. On Sundsy, March 23, o, Mg, f, i) dus .fi-n R'lnlw?ln‘ m-'u:"-v}:g l m CROWN, JAMES V. .On Sunday, M 2 1930, 'at GWN, bel “-‘1.‘.71‘4:;.,‘:3 ‘Lotdle £ Paneral bore CK; o MBS, .'% et jaughter, M Taberment Mount Oltvet Cemorers. 28° FAUST, ANNA A o Mongsz; Mareh 24, 1930, 'ANNA A. PAUST, 'S ye Pu- 1_from her fate tes ence. ut @ st n.e., Wednesday, March 2 »m. fl~ terment Fort meuln Ce FouTZ: On Man A devat her Thomas' Pout meral uday, March 3o Troe Jerusalem " Bantist Shiureh, 20h “ind Rema P resting W. En n-nn utn st. and Dumbarton 2 reh EDWARD L. On M nm at his residence. xockvliw. lld‘ D L. Beloved nusband of Hove Su G uneral mm nu 1a ”:ulfi'n n On, Tuesday, Maren 35 son of Jane Howard (nee Hatris) Shd Brotaer of Perey is and Mildred Cook. Remains re: vis Notice of ELMIRA. Departed this life on h 23, 1930, at 10:50 pm. st her “Fesidence. 1533 8th s HATTER: "She lleaves to mourn’ their loss 3 daushter. s son. one siater. one brother, four dchildres all, oo réiatives knd Piands: at home Wednesday. March Funeral on Thursday, March 327, o'clock, from Vermont Avenue Baptis Church. ~ Interment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. HATTER, ELMIRA. A special mesting of , Tont, J. R. A will e .-F o e Tent el ts. n.w., Wednesday evening. D.m. to arrance fer r ELMIRA HATTER. sday. March from Ver- ot “Avenug “Baptist "Curen, northwest, at,3 pm. Al siater tents are Invited a SISTER MARTHA CHILDS, Leader. suuu-l 'WARNER, ERBERT, MARY CATHRINE, Departed Tite’ suddenly, on Monday, Mareh 24, t her ren&onu', 1 ui Mich, ~ Funeral from the Asbury M. E Chureh. 1ith and on Thursday, March 37, Relatives and ‘friendy are Invited. HMIGGS, JOHNSON. On Monday, Marc! 1830, at his residence. Boulevard Helants: Md., JOHNSON. beloved nd of the late’ Mary M. Higes Suneral " fro Iate residence March 27. at thence to St. Praneis Xavi uzeh, whier mass will be said_at 9 Trinity lplnwll omireh ‘Cetnetery: )l;'v» port. HOL un. wn.unll MOSES. Departed this Tuesday. March 25, 1930, at Freed- g HOBital st 10 em. W M LMES, _devoted husband ~of HOR Sholmes: brothes ot Wright. John and Washington Holmes. He also leaves ves and W._Ernest TR ® Notice of funeral heresfter. M DGE. On Monday, Neraity, Jof ‘Maryiand. Hospital City, WILLIAM PIRMA! G, €1 don of Col. Georse Washington' Kin ovoted nusband of Eile Murray, mourn_ their three a ¥ Hnerar :f-m G terment. Gdd Nl‘ovl Cometery WHOLE FUNERAL Complete, $ 100 Carsand Al And there is nothing else to pay for Caskets Any Color Desired Cemetery Pldt as Low as $40 W Claim That We Produce the Finest mical Fu al in the Werld In Case of Death A Sincere Service By The Greater CHAMBERS Co. Offices and Chapels, 14th Cor. Chapin N. W. Phone Columbia 0432 M. Sudden oulltmfl- uulmnn % uatl Wi NI.IVLAKD ‘wiLiam, mumzm’t Cigh and Name Society Y1l meet, at tne la hes M _NEULAND, i et Hfi DIEGELMANN, " President. ANN, Sec. . nlvumn Members of Wash- ington Collmil.l;‘ N 224 Rilents of colum- on mun and xumul ul'll“l at l‘ M e - dence, Eas! itol nmn, levh 36, at 8 o tion of Dl’l'ln for the DR. A. D. WILRINGON, F. 5, nlc{ SARAN L. on Tuesd Huain TP Feice and” rs. Jultis Broderson an lock. o e chas Pord Daise 23501 16th st on wudnndu. ‘March ‘26, at 1 PUGH, SAMUEL. Belion Pueh an m-m- O H" nd ave. n,'. i, 50 B AR, O t, Devosit, Bessi 4 funeral home. Notice of funeral day, er, son. ien. Geo! retired. 1 t wrch att 11 National Cemel SHEARER. THOMAS E Beloved husband ot b 8mmall). "Notice of tuneral later. STMMS, JAMES L. Devarted this life Sat- urday, March 23, 1330, at Gallinger Hospi- immg Pung JAMES L. hus nn wof Jul 4 ‘Smoo 1385 taich Relatives lnd lrl.nl invited. ln- Rosemont Cemetery. e ted e Relatives and ll’lll\dl lnvl!ed w Il!tnfl Interment Congressional Cemete: IPPETT, C. LOUISE, Suddenly, an Setuz- dav. March ‘23 1930, LOUISE m:rh‘ anuehier of C.°B. T it Patsy L Tippett und JAM! Betoved “husband -t Einel V. Yomprine.” aseq §1 yars. Vs funeral mains Testing at h-n . lvyurluul 'l'hlll'ldu. w‘:r. -omlm'u. &ul:&o‘l.l}:‘h‘ll‘. on Ber aiidencer. 1201 Olnolliur‘ A West. ldo L] emorial Gemetery, Eilian GColoman iating. WEST, SOPHRONIA. of Por ins | WEST. SOPHRONIA. 'ul members of d | T H. No. . Y. Wright TlNrnlt |- yelatives end friends, arch 26, sts.. Rev. Thomas, nnwr WILLIAMS. JORN W. A spectal mesting Past Grand Masters’ Councll, 4. G 010" F . Will be held at the hail. uu § & Rwr Thesdes. March 35 at 8D, 10 “rranas “thr . ihe ‘funeral of Brothe JORN W, WILLIAME, ES K. Council Master. CHARL SAMUEL W. wn'.son, Council Secretary. * WILLIAMS. JORN The Association of lnhlhllnnu colored. will att eral of JOHN W. LLTAMS on Wed- 6, Toe *Nietrapotitan hurch. J. C. BURLLS, Sec. WILSON. CAROLINE M. Departed this life on Sundas. March 23 1930, at 6:15 b CAROLINE M. WILSON ew | Haven, Gomn.Funeral Wednexday. March 26, 8¢ 1;30 hm. from the residence of her niec Mrs. Louise M. nBTowne. 241 57th et She leaves to uise M. Priends tnvited, Rév. C. E. Topolitan” Baptist Church: omelsting. YQUNG. GEORGE W. Qn Monday, Ma Martha ther of Carl be 26, at March 310 12 “Mount " Olivet Geme Frederick. Md. In Memortam. BROSNAN. CATHERINFE A. Tn sacred mem. ory_of our beloved mother, CA’ A.“BROSNAN. who departed this life four- teen vears ago. March 25, BRYANT, RANNY. In | lovm memory of m: dear mother. RTANT. who. die re 35" 536, Toriy.tour years ago foday. Gone. but not forsotten, [ER 'SON. ALEX. C. BRYANT. * clsunn SIDNEY. oZo, the cherlshed memory of mv dear stepfather, S| LEMENTS, who entered into rest March He is gone. but not forgotten, And as dawns another vear In_my lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are always near. Sadly_missed. HIS STEPDAUGHTER. KATTE PINKNEY, AND JOSEPHINE SMITH. HILL. BERTIE. In sad but loving brance of our dear daughter and HILL who died sixteen vears ago today, March 25, 1914 The depth of our sorrow we cannot tell At the Toss of our sister we loved so well: And while she lies in peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always Keep. We may not know why death should come take our sister from our e. But though our eyves with tears be dim, The Lord knows best_—we trust in Him. HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTERS. JONNSON. MARY V. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of our loving wite and mother, MARY V. JOHNSON who departed this life two years ago today, March 25, 1928. As T love her, so I miss her: In my memory she is always near. Loved. remembered. longed for always. ingine many a_dlent tear VING HUSBAND AND DAUGH- o™ ANDRRW AWD TTY. A tribute of love to thi ory of our dear mother, BI an g0 left us Aive years ago, u-ln'i . 'hfl‘e (‘he hln’t ‘d‘ the deepest. he 'hll‘p!n softly. ‘X le" 1 _took !flclgngnlr mo"b'(;flo X A% PRISCILLA. LDS, WAREY M. A tribute of lov to the memory of olir dear f ther, H. REYNOLDS. wh .w] IWD ”lrl ago today, l‘ln IS. vine voice and smiling face leasure to 1. G SMITH, JOSEPHINE. Ta loving remem- brance of my_dear wife and our mother, OSEPH] who departed th Twenty years ago' today, March s line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory, fond and true; .mn a “token of love's devotion hearts still loy for HER "LOVING " HUSBAND ™ AND " GinrL DREN. ASTT. VREDDA . Io sed b TIL " ,....:.':..,:«:m -g:n of March is nare, fl J" \hdas