Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1931, Page 9

PYTHIAN MEMORIAL = RITES CONDUCTED Memory of Eight Past Chan- cellors and 14 Knights Honored in Service. A Knights of Pythias memorial serv- fce at which tribute was paid to the memory of 8 past chancellors and 14 knights who have died since 1930 was held last night at Pythian Temple. Members of all lodges in the District attended the service, the address being ‘made by Rev. R. Y Nicholson, pastor of the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church, Ceremony at Cemetery. ‘The service was held unde‘r the aus- pices of Amaranth Lodge, No. 28. The program included singing of “The Va- cant Chair” by the Bethany Baptist Church Quartet; “Taps,” by George O. Sunday; reading of the names of the deceased and a ritual ceremony by the Grand Lodge officers. Earlier in the day a ceremony was held at Congressional Cemetery, where a wreath was placed on the grave of Edward Dunn, past supreme chancellor. Lodge officers were escorted to the ceme- tery by Washington Commandery, No. 1, Distriet of Columbin Registration Dated July 8, 1902 unuamnnl.olptl.umw the membn- of the names of order 'ho hla died follow: il cmtu -Decatur Locge; o M. E_Orow- ther, rv’m-m Lodge; Sommers, Calanthe lg:fl syrlcuum xad(e. Century-Decatur Lodge: roll, Calanthe Lodge; e ek %" Stmpson, Rath lum! ": bone-Suj e; Thomas G. Igle- hart, lanthe 5 dale, Capital Lodge; Excelsior Lodge. RITES FOR MISS THOM Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thum‘ ‘Will Be Buried in Storrn, Conn. mmmxorumnmfluh ‘Thom, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. chn-le- Thom, who died Monday, were to be nem ths afternoon at 4 o'clock at her hnme. 1701 Twenty-first street. Burial hn be in Sterrn, Conn, her former me. Miss Thom came to this city several years ago from Connecticut with her rents. She recelved a degree of chelor of arts last weck from George Washington University, where she was identified with the university orchestra, Funeral tal |27, who was women's sports and Alpha Delta Theta Sorority. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY PARTELLO RITES SET Drowning Victim Will Be Buried in Cedar Hill Tomorrow. services for Chester Partello, Saturday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ninth Street Ohrhflm Church. nmxvmhlnoahrnm Partello m-um I.nwhh'.hhllnd friends were an!-fl.llfl. His was found yesterday, and & coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning. Deaths Reported. 'l'hu f?lll"nl deaths '\IV&,‘ ml’ Dwr# ent in ‘Santon s s nvn l lt. n mnlllm 'I 4 l l.‘flt B._Lovelace, \Wjlliam 8. Hance, u.% fin.i:"’m Eail derson. 83, Emergency Homltal. eune: 'n‘x‘fln“ogfim. fif A Ty lnhnl of John and Mse Jamerson, 13 L Sl v _@ o ‘#‘;nn Stewart, ‘u. Gal ora. e n":ary B, Wardlaw, 80, e Hamilton, 45, oy wkins. ( 1939, ‘.'&'.'.“‘ ety m.cg'"'é& ren’s hel o i.m‘of' zuu 1l apd Bessie Hawkins, 1 ‘s, Hos- inger flomm ital, Walter Reed" Hos- Carson's Private Graduated_Baltimore Medical College Denta Department 1 (now U. of Md.) Class of 1903 MOON TELLS EARTH WHEN TO QUAKE California Scientist Voices Opinion to Seismological Society After Study. By the Associated Press. PASADENA, UII”.. mn in the moon tells to quake. So the Selsmol Soclety of Amer- ica was advised J by Maxwell W. Allen of &mm. s:l A “Lists of recen % San Jacinto h\fl&fi; e in Southeastern previously fact of the moon and sun on June 17.—The the earth when ;zsgéié $E i e Licensed to Practice Dentistry o the State of Florids, June 19, 1911 DR. CARLETON YAUGHAN'S MODERN DENTAL OFFICE 932.934 F Street N.. W.—Metropolitan Theater Bldg.—Tel. MEt. 9576 Illustrated above is one Presenting views of my office and equipment, where every possible has been protection, fort. precaution provided for your care and com- On July 8, this year, I will have rounded out 29 years of successful practice, keeping up to date with the great advancement in dental science, rendering a real dental service at the Lowest Possible Prices You are invited to take advantage of this service and these low prices. You can use your credit here and arrange payments to suit your own convenience. of our modernly equipped offices. It ad- joins our separate sterilizing room, and presents the very best in com- plete sanitation. Protect your own headlth with a healthy mouth and good sound teeth ‘X-RAY PICTURES FREE Above is a picture of our X-Ray room and equipment. This de- partment is in charge of a trained Dental X-| ay Technician, and the service is ahsolutely free to our own patients—a part of our free examination. We also make pictures for you and refer them to your own den- tist or physician, if desired. very small charge A is made for such pictures. To the left is another room, with equipment for administering Ni- trous Oxid and Oxygen for the re- moval of diseased teeth. Whatever your dental require- ments may be you can secure a real service here. I use what I consider the safest and best rem- edies for the relief of pain. OFFICE HOURS: 8 A M. to 5:30 P. M. Saturdays Until 3 o’Clock During the Summer Months My Own Personal Attention to Every Case CARLETON VAUGHAN, Dentist 932.934 FStreet N. W.—Metropolitan Theater Bldg.—Tel. MEt. 9576 /‘ §& g : i £ i o 4 33 ] 5 & ) §§ 528 § i i s g% i 1 EEE : 5 g : (=1 = m = [ qi (=] =" m [ [~ m [Z] - OF BOARD OF TRADE Party Tonight to Celebrate Recent 8had Bake at Sherwood Forest. J. Owens, chairman of committee in charge of the recent shad bake ou of the Board of Trade at ‘est, will be guest of honor at a celebration party this evening at the Kenwood Golf Club, Kenwood, Md. One hundred members of t.he trade u’e expected to attend. JUNE 17 THE WEATHER Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, Siortow;. maoderate northerty winds. mOrTow; ‘West, -Fair tonight and to- morrow, not quite so cool tonight; warmer tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Therrometer—4 p.m., 78; 8 p.m,, 70; 12 midnight, 63; 4 am.,, 60; 8 am., 65; noon, 75. Barometer—4 Dp. 2084: 8 pm, 29.89; 12 mld.nllhl, 20.90; 4 am., 29.90; 8 am., 29.96; noon, 80, 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 59, cccurred at 5 a.m. today. Tem| last year— 1931. perature same date Highest, 81; lowest, 67, Tide Tables. TROLLEYS WILL MOVE QUIETLY BY TI_IEATER Drama Guild’s Production of “The Piper” to Escape. Street Car Noises. Clanging street cars along Fourteenth street and voaring airplanes overhead will not interfere with ‘the hearing of members of the audience at the Sylvan (Furnished by United States Coast and | hereto Geodetic Burvey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 3.00 a.m. and 3:58 the | pm.; high tide, 8:49 a.m. and 9:21 pm. morrow—Low tide, 3:47 a.m. and 4:42 pm.; high tide, , 9:34 am. and 10:09 p.m. The Sun and Moon. i 'al'eod;y—sun rose 4:41 am.; sun sets Tomarmw—-Sun rises 4:41 am.; sun to| sets 7:36 p.m. the program, assisted by Egan, Pred Smith, Granville Gude and Wallace Robinson. Twenty- five members of the Chesapeake & Po- tomac Glee Club will present a musical program. Marriage Licenses. Alfonso de Rivers, 30. and Virginia Robin- Alton’ Edward ‘Washington, 29, Mamie Po) 19; Rev. John Richards. john Scanlan, 38, ‘Ba ltlmm:, -na Auna Seymour, 39, Baltimore; Re rohie’ L.' Reid, 31, fne K, Léonards 15, Mansssas; RAv Lo Wn Pa., d F LA 2T ta unm Bland Hant an xuuxn;n ddison, . 23, Hol- by, Pa. 22. Herndon, Va.. ilsman, Alta Vista, . 23, Baltimore, ‘"ununm'yn'.w 35 ‘Men: Auyineville. Va. and ex. "25, of Baltimore,” Md.; nur 28, of Baltimore, Md.. vy, 23, of Baltimore; Rabbi '3 d. Va., °n.m° tehimond: Judss [att .n‘;-"-:r,",s:,::?'éflrr e Rev. & lrd P M 2 -nd‘hmm- Carter, 18: . 21. Takoms Park, M b "ol Washing: Ann:nw hmeoe fll. ¥ind Mildred Barnnum, erere: o 27, and Mildred V. L g.n-nf:"unon E. Jobn- 5L 35 and Lillian Jones. 24: Smb. 30, and Sarah A, Carl- | Bl e 32 of Baltimore. Md., welnrelch 21, of Baltimore: am 8. Abernethy Pl Births Reported. e k. and Wylagruavs Bepnett, bor: Christmas, re e ¥, and zenna B. K: S Sl Alexander M, and Irene schw-n. 24 BN M Mcreuret o Alle and_gulla”C Hook, L AL Brown, eirl. Richard and Nellie A, Harmel, gir] Jouic ng anern'f"m"'manr:r’.u "ir. s Anderson. Goneral". W0d Rose E. Walker, girl. s b vy Operating American trucks, a new motor bus service has been started over gi:h..}lwkm‘-flanzchow highway in Father’s Day Is Sunday, June 21 Dad will like these SILK-LINED HAND-TAILORED TIES $1.00 THE supreme Tie val- ues at $1.00—and Dad will appreciate them all the more because they are from Saks— “his” store! The very newest desi, show beautiful, bright colorings—but in our great assortment we have perfect selections for the Dad of youthful ur oomervnive tastes. every tie neatly gift-boxed. Saks—First Floor Auml:noblle i‘lg '3 b:e;‘ hud o half hour after ll?x:aet e ” Rainfall. Comparative res of the monthl, mn!':‘l.l in fl:',gs:é‘“l for the first flz mon! Aaver; in the following table: bl Avem January. . Record rainfall for the nm flve months was: January, 1882, 7.09 inches; February, 1884, 6.34 inches; March, 1891, 8.84 inches; “April, 1889, 9.13 inches;’ May, 1889, 10.69 inches. Weather in Varlons Cities. va S g g “gwpIasas A%UaH 38228223288 332 HRIRNISRBIZNSI York, Okiahoma St Omaha, Nel Philadeiphia Raining . Pt.cloudy Clear FOREIGN. ., Greenwich time. today.) Swi Stockholm, wain 56 Cle (N Green'm:h time. today.) Horta Lh{a‘) 96 4 Port cloudy Bart clouay Part cloudy , 'Cuba Clear Colon, Canal Zone. Clear ‘Wages in many industries in France are being reduced. FOUND. ne_smell white dog. DOG—0; i Phone to Ben apply Animal Rescue s.w._Nat. 8088 R LOST ANIMAI 1S aop unn. 349 Maryland ave. LOST. | ter wil the theater. Capt. Montgomery acted, and secured the assurance of J. H. Stevens of the y pera b sald motormen would be instructed to proceed with caution over the frogs and switches in the vicinity of the theater. Mr. Crowder said no transport from’ Wi gton ‘woul routed over the theater. Nevly i.nlhlled lights at Sylvan 'x‘he- be used for the first time in actual phy production tomorrow night. iy GLOVER PARK CITIZENS HOLD ANNUAL LAWN FETE Event to Continue Tonight With Varied Program of Amuse- ments Scheduled. ‘The annual lawn fete sponsored by the Glover Park Citizens’ Association was opened last night on the green at Glover Park, Benton and Observatory place, with an attendance of more than 100 members md friends. undertaking one of '.he most ful ever heid ‘by the -organization. ‘The fete will be ted in the park tonight. In the event of rain it will be held tomorrow ni'ht at the same hour and place. Gen. Oden Lake, presi- dent nt the uaochuon headed the list of those in charge. ASK LOAN OF FANS Requesting the loan of electric fans during the absence of their owners this Summer for use of bedridden patients, the Washington Home for .Incurables announced today that any fans offered as loans or gifts will be sent for by the institution. ‘The home states that the response of lic was very generous last year, benefited telephone Cleveland 3720, and notice of willing- ness to loan fans will receive attention if communicated to that telephone. SIX ARE GRADUATED ‘Washingtonians and two resi- denu of Chevy Chase, Md., were among the 432 seniors receiving diplomas at the th College commencement exercises in Hanover, N. H., yesterday. Two of the Capital youths, wuder P Monuomm of 1316 -Riggs street, and D. E. Wilson of 1844 Columbia road, were graduated with honors. Others to receive degrees were Daniel Denham, Ch:vy Chase, Md John O. Rogers, 3635 S smet Myd B. ‘Wilson, jr., Wardman Park Hotel, and Willlam E. Woodruff, Chevy Chase, Md. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. GEO W. WISE CO. M ST NoW. V. L. SPEARE C0,| x«u&n e successors of nor connacted rhan: Nltlvnll 2892, lm H s N w rmerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. JOHN R.WRIGHT co. 1337 10th 8t. N.W. __Phone North 0047, J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W.__NATIONAL 1384, 1388 EUNON oF KEYS—June 16, on 3rd st. bet. s.w. Return 313 M st. s.w. Re- mans dnrk Dlue fltn:ll wipe, Matyiend sve sw.. rewn z COLLIE DOG, mal months old. CRIE pev. Named Sandy. 334 8h st. Phone. Amnn 2562. = EYEGLA! and case, between Columbia e YA ana vy Bent ™ Call’ Clarendon 454-5-2 cvenines. d. EYEG) oTortoise shell. Comk st. Conn, ave. Sohrend. Abe. 313, 3220 at 3 in Pafk. Mc. o'l Sonts- ave: 11 HANDBAG—Black leather. silver mounting. containing EYEG] S, KEYS and money. Keep. mumy. return rest. North 8832, 17 KEYS ON RING -North Capitol and G sts. Finder Dlease ol Poromas 5 KITTEN. biack, male, wnlu caun. white feet, white whiskers. "A pet. A liberal re- Fara for any mlnn'nlunn. Adams 4868, 2521 Conn. ave. n.w. b Can‘ ining _ registration operator's permit. and $13 n bilis. Capitol & "Finder please. phone ia 1855 of ety to address. “hewsrd, POCKETBOOK—Blaci vk.lnlty of Amb - sador Hotel, QBIIQIIMII' keys ane iable 1o owner efurh {0 wmnf ‘Hotel. 17+ a vteumy T end B ats. av, Dmm:r 5974. POCKETBOOK. grivery permit, Reward, 1500 FURSE: lmlll. en Jun: Det. st. P, Adarm Box. u?'e‘ngt' w(i'cc BT art 3 with Steuart cover; size, un on Tith car st IIm dMoni expensive silk um ack hnll- wm: vhlu and, bll:k Curved hu:aln Soox Bl vaLLA—Olnu I!ullrvgd‘ h!nflk.kvzu;(i Dist: o880 Ant. Jog, DondaY #.m. 3 ‘WHITE PERSIAN S‘A'l‘ pet. Hnder please return to 4 Ceorais ave: aw, Re- WRIST WATCH—Lady's, whi 17- T e e 7 : DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS < Ambulances Cle Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in: City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. -Call Col. 0432 IRECTORS No nmnl -mm. "’”Iflgfllm ":'.'x:'..'.'i,':... et g o LA ()A___..P.Q xm M St N.W. Phone Potomac 4170-4171 oo S P S X W. W. Deal & Co. 816 B ST. NE. LINCOLN 8200, Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL RVICE—REASONABLE. 738 5th St. A Nat’l 0537. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {3 5EvENTE 8T N, National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 1]! ! ST. " Lmlfl “u CHAS S. ZURHORST ”;.IAB cm% ST. Joseph F, Birch's Sons 3034 M St. W, “Bhons mest s 1841 B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER GAwLERs SONS Established 1850 Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE | FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude | B'".TS., 1212 F St. Auto Delivery Serviee. GEO C. Sfifi R TR '“I* { . ll.& & & Eye For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. NW. Nat'l 4908 _____ MONUMENTS, "MONUMENTS PIG O N O JAS. R. DURITY denshurg. Bla: ars B NE. ::r th "".‘%'y., -13- may bu “viewed Ji w5 T 3 tice of flnlrll “ R:l "’ C. lflfi- IA nm. “hoo R lhl Mlfl'.l sister fil T. Ex 5 g A held f:om , Ji m. Priends o attend. 17° s ch, where' requiem mass a.m. Relatives and InteFinint ‘Mount Otjvet 'US, LOUIS B. .Yllne ll. " Hospital, Fran Remains resting Tabler funeral’ | home, 928 M st services will be held Bir be Trlends 1avitear” cemeury. in and' friends invited to atiend. GRAY: ROSE 4. On Tuesdsy, June 16. 1031, - 3 am. At her residence 4107 3rd a0 Beloved wite of the 1ité Johis Ho Graf” Sne is_survived by twe gaushters Mrs Elas H. Crawford and Mrs. M. Wissman, and one son, Her- bert P. Graf, Puneral from the 'above ursday, June 18. at 2:30 Relatives and_ (riends invited. ‘In- terment Congressional Cem HARDING, SOMERVILLE. June 16, 1931, &L Dis home, 704 Montgomery ave. Laurel i agec years, beloved husband . of the ‘late Suste Harding. Funeral services at the nm. [Stidence, Thursdey, Jume 18 st'3 5 Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. = ' HOLMES, ALICE. The nemb-u of the Bu- reau Relief Association are hereby notified of the death of Alice Holmes. who died Lne Lo 193, xs SOBERT TATE. Pres LOMON JACKSON s KORAN, ESTELLE M. 'n:nd‘g June 16 1831, st Sibley Horital, KOJ (e TLewier Beioved e “of Siephen 3 Koran of i35 Newion she n.. Notice of funeral later. AENNER, ALICE OFFUTT. On Monday. June _15. 1931, 'at Providence Hospital, ALICE OFFUTT MAENNER, beloved wife of Bernard Maenner, sr. Funeral from her late home, near Bowle. Md Churcn,” Bowle, Md.. where mass will be said for repose of her sox mmmx .na riends jnvited. 17 MeCO] LOIS G. On_Tuesday, June T8 TuT, at’ ner residince. 26’ Bouth Bpruce st’, Clarendon, Va., LOIS G., devoted wife of Charles M. McCormick, "Funeral from the W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Cltapins st nowe or, Thursdey, Juse 0. ab 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. PARTELLO, CHESTER PHILIP. Suddenly Saturday, June 13, 1031, at Indian Head. CHES’ PHILTP PARTELLO, be- Jovea Son ot Mrs. Eunel B. CAFter. Fenersi 1oom 1he sesidenee of his mother, . 1628 & Cemeter: lnml:zs, WALTER E. On Tuesday, an st 2nd riends invited. Interment Cedar Hil 3. ove residence on Thursday, June 30 p.m. Interment at éunon- £ lonzl.u, JAMES 16, 1931, father of Ollie F. ed 81 H. On_Tuesday, June H. ROBERTS, beloved Moss_and Ella J. Lind- Funeral from his late reside Va.. on Thursday e 16,003 pm, - Relatives and. friend: invited. ' Interment Fairfax, Va. SETTLE, WILLIAM ROBERT. Suddenlv Tuesday, Jume 16, 1931. WILLIAM ROB- ERT, aged 7 years, beioved Nam' Thomas and Julis Eizabeth &me of “uver Hil, Md. Fun W Nalley's funeral home. 5: Pfld-y. June 19, at 11: Greenwood _ Cemetery, M Relatives and friends invited. SHOOK, MARRY H. NOWLAN. Suddenly. on Monda: 15, los1. st Mary: H. WLAN land _ave. SHOOK, “punecal services at 502 TR ot sw. Thursdsy, June 18, at 10 a.m. nmmem in Bethel Cemetery, Alexan< Mary E. Youns, Funerai seryices will . E. Chi 2 o'clock, Thursdey. June 18. relatives n- invited. nday. June his Chcrndlle : Honert” Boriees: on Robert and the Jate Annie ‘Spritss, devoted brother of Nellie Lewis, Rosa Morton, Hylinda Bowles, Gertrude, Samuel, James. Vernon. Elsie, Edward and George Spriggs. He also ‘leaves twe children and other rela: tves ‘and triends. Rem esting a the T Ahines tuncral Chapel, 3rd_ and . Funeral Thursday, June 18, atom, Mount Salveticn Bapelst Halls Hill, Vi STEWART, FRANK. On Tuesday, June 16 1931, FRANK, beloved husband of M Stewart. Funeral from W. W. Deal neral home. 816 H st nee. Vi 2 gt 2 pm Relatives and Irien invited.” Interment ul Cemete: Ced. STILES, WILLIAM esday. 3 o Sea At Garneld Stemorial Hossual WILLIA! husband of Helen Stiles and father ot William B., Jlelen De G Stiles and Mrs. ‘Alettha Evans. Funeral Thursday, June 18, at m_his late residence, 3029 . n.w. Washington. D. C. hwood Cemetery, New xm- 8. g $:ad "o Rosemont” Interment chelle, N. WARDLAW, B. On Sunday. PORTIN at Walter mbed Hospitar, WARDLAW. devoted husband of Minnie e A s ier oF Victor Waric Iaw and brother of Charles Wardlaw. Fu- w. “Interment Arlingto: Tonal Cemetiry, WILLIAMS, MAUDE WASHINGTON, Wednes- day, June 17. 1931, at her residence. 764 Columbis rd. 2- Al GTON eve of funeral late . Ernest Jarvis funeral church, GEORGE W. Tuesday, June 16, . At hix residence. 3330 13ih st. n.e.. EORGE W.. beloved husband of Margaret 4, Yocum. Funeral from the residence of mass will be said pose ef his soul. in ilmnrtam. ALHOUN, FLORENCE. In loving remem- rance of our dear stiter ang wile, FLOR. ENCE CALHOUN, who departed this lif today, Ju 1930. ndering to at for the Relatives and frienas ne 17, o2 ar sister is ‘lying in her eaceral and jonels p We will never foraet you, sisier, while in ld we s God only knows our feeling since you have AND __ HUSB. MARION SIMONS, WILLIE RODNE AND WALLACE CALHOUN. DOVE. ETNA M. Sacred to the memory ot our’ dear friend, ETNA DOVE. died sixteen years sgo Iodu. :uno T, 1% Remembrance is & golden Death wries 'to break, but T vam, To hate, to love, and then to part I reatest sorrow of our hearts. o'rln FRIENDS, NELLIE ~AND m A tribute of love to the God ‘ma He made her heart of pure goid. When mother breathed her last farewell The stroke meant more than tongue tel The world seems like Without the smile o‘l Our 1ips Pop only 'a0a Know In our home that is so -m:u R LOFTUS, MARGARET. In of our deat mother, MARG, ho died thi Thoisoec. thirty-on flfi%& 'ROBINSON, l‘.‘l‘)fl. Joving remem~ brance of our dear hulh.n(. and father, ‘who T "laht rears aeo 2oday, Sune th, ‘The d ‘fln‘ mfl 80 happy, "Sin 5o brlent i X'l AND m m‘ ‘3-3-1’-&3 oo s, e years 00 odey, June 1 Jode.” Mgy the heavenly winds that sweet and nall llld nu Shaneine TYSEI wn.l.lu( x, T.wlhn ance of our fl.v g ather, ed this world two years ago, June 16, Jo30. Just » line of sweet remembrance, Just o memors, fond and, true; token of ioy s blot w softly