Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 7

(Jompany | Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street’ aks - Something different— We shall inaugurate on the Economy Floor— Beginning tomorrow morning - for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Special Sale of A Suit and an Overcoat i | For S50 Not one—Suit OR Overcoat—but - both—Suit AND Overcoat—for ‘372 50 worth of intrinsic " value at least—for 372 ~ The Suits are— | Tweeds, Cheviots and Worsteds, in Young Men’s, Conservative, Norfolk and Sport Models The Overcoats are— Light-Colored Plaid Back, Fancy Back, Dou- ble-Faced Cloths; Herringbone, with Plaid Backs--Great Big Double-breasted Coats with Raglan Shoulders and Belts all around, in the : ~ light colors that are most in demand. i Sizes of both Suits and Overcoats,- 33 to 42. - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, jat the ied his front doorstep upon returning 1922. WALTER . GUSS VICTIM, ' OF PNEUMONIA ATTACK | Architect and Civil Engineer, Prominent in Washington Busi- ness, Dies in Hospital. Walter Granville Guss, architect ‘and clvil engineer, with offices in the Maryland building, died at Gar- field Hospital yesterday afternoon. | following a brief fllness of pneu- ,monia. Mr. Guss was one of the best known architects in Washington, and | was the architect, builder and owner of the Tudor Hall apartment house 1and the Observatory apartments on 16th street. He was a member of the University Club. Mr. Guss was born in Philadel- {phia August 16, 1883, and was_the |son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry T. Guss. He was u graduate of the Washing- ton Central High School in 1902 and of Cornell University in 1906. During his student days at Central High School he was captain of Company A High School Cadets. His wife died in October, 1918, of influenza during the epidemic of | that disease. He leaves one daughter, Miss Maybelle T. Guss. _ Funeral services wil -be held at j St. Stephen’s P. urch at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. George | Fiske Dudley, rector, officiating. In- terment will be in Rock Creck cem- etery. —_— i MARK HEYDORN DIES; 50 YEARS AT TREASURY Was Civil War Veteran—Burial ‘Will Be in Arlington—Had Reached Age of 81. ! Mark Hesdorn, eighty-one v who fer half a century had been con nected with the Treasury {went, and a veteran of the ¢ | died "Monday at his home street southeast. The funcral serv- ices will be held at the family resi- dence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, officiat- ing. The interment will be in Arling- ton national cemetery with military honors. Mr. Heydorn was a native of Ger- many, coming to this country at the age of eight years. He served through the ¢ war_in the 4>th New York Volunteer Infantry. He was a member of the G. A. K. and Immanuel Baptist urch. Up to two vears ago, when Mr. Hevdorn retired on account of failing health, he had been for fifty vears comnected with | the secretary’s office of the Treasury | Department, division of mails and He was one of the oldest and t known members of the personne, { of the Treasury Department. He i survived by a son, Mark E, Heydorn. e C. F. FISHER DROPS DEAD IN FRATERNITY PARADE Charles F. Fisher, sixty-three years old, a retired business man and well known in fraternal circ.es, dropped dead yesterday afternvon in a parade of the Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows in North Washington street, Alexandria, Va. He was a member o. Harmony Lodge, I. O. Oy F.. of this city, and was one of the members of that organization taking part in the parade. During the march he was stricken with heart failure and col- lapsed. He was taken to the side- i walk and medical aid summoned, but he died before a physician could reach him. Mr. Fisher, in addition to being a member of Harmony lLodge, was a member of the Golden Cross and Can- ton of Washington, No. 1. The body was brought to the family home, 71 Randolph place mnorthwest. No ar- rangements have been made for the funeral. Mr. Fisher is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jessie C. Fisher and Mrs. Frank H. Jackson. —_ DIES ON DOORSTEP. Andrew King Fatally Stricken on! Return From Church. 1 Andrew King, seventy-six vears old, died suddenly Sunday at his home. shortly after returning from church He had attended the morning services West Washington Baptist Church, and was stricken as he mount- home. ! Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at ihe West Washington Church, Rev. H. W. O. Millington officiating. Interment was at Oak Hill cemetery. Deacons of the church acted as honorary pallbearers and nephews of the deceased as active pallbearers. Mr, King was born in Georgetown in 1846, and had lived there al his i IFOI’ many years he was connected w the Meredith Winship Company, which, for many years, did a large shipping business onl the Tiver. He had been a member of the West Washington Baptist Church for nearly i half a century, serving as a deacon of the church for about forty vears. He | was famillarly known _throughout | IGeor:elown as “Deacon” King. Cards of Thanks. ALLEGRA., We wish to extend our sincere thanks to relatives and friends for theiri sympathy and beautiful floral tie death of SAM GEORGE ALLEGR. HIS WIFE. BOYD. Mrs. Harry J. Boyd and children 1" wish to extend there most heartfelt thanks and deepest appreciation for the many beau- tiful flowers and Kkindest sympathy tendered to us at the death of our beloved husband and_father. v LOST. IBAH ¥ platinum top, small diamond in | center. sapphire on either end; liberal ! reward. Mis. K. G. Leonard, 1620° 9th st. n.w. . * BAR PIN, platinum, diamond in ceater, in or between Treasury and 1lth on F. Reward. 1516 Buchar st. n.w. BOSTON BULL TERRIER, brindle with white | chest, clipped tail; answers to name “‘Bob.” Montgomery Co., Md., lcehse. $10 reward for {return. Phone Mr. Robinson, Main 442 or i Cleve. 1822, ! BEADS—Amber, between 1410 M st._and IIth ;IM 'G sts. n.w. Reward. Apt. 506, 1410 at. { BOSTON BULLDOG: black collar and tag: Ipame on collar (Buddie), addrexs, 1063 Wis- i consin ave. n.w.: strayed from Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st. Monday afternoon. Reward if * returned to 1063 Wisconsin ave. CAT—Black, male; October 24. Call M. 4788 before 6 p.m. Reward. 16° DOG, Alredaie, tan and black, without collar if_returned to 2511 12th st. . or call Col. 1469-T. 15* { FUR PIECE—Velati's, G st. Reward. Return Adams News Depot. Frank. 3166. 160 HANDBAG (purse), lady's brown leather; ef ther at Union station or in taxi; suitable re- : ward. Notify Col.420-J. 160 | NBOKPIECE, brown fox, on 10th st. between : Gorcoran and B sts., Sunday evening. Reward on return to 1620 Corcoran at._____ 16°_ NECKPIECE, black fox fur, between Camp Humpbres and Alexandria, Nov. 12 (after- noon). Liberal reward for return. 172 Uhland rRce me Tl S L IS PIN—Nov. 6 on 15th oF A sireets ne., gold coin pin marked L. W. Please return fo 108 15th st. n.e. ' 170 PURSE on Mt. Pleasant street car, containiy three $50 bills. Canadian money. Reward. - A. Elford, Grace Dodge Hotel. ise BCARF—Brown fox fur, between 5:15 and 5:45 p.m., Nov. 12, on Pa. ave. s.e. between Znd {and 4th sts. £ returned to Louls A Everett, 223 Pa. aved n.e. STONE MARTEN FUR. Clara Hosbaugh, 1827 6th ot _n.w. . | WALKING STICK, Malacca, silver mounting, N ed V3 ¥ ¥ Yune 1, 1914, Taken by mi fake from Coliscum Sundsy evening, Nov. 12. Beturn 1020 Hurley-Wright bldg. . WATCH, goid, on Rhode Island ave., be- tween 1st and 12th st. n.w., monogram J. E. 0. Ehove North 1610J. Reward. 6% " Cards of Thanks. PENN. We wish to ti d neighbors, also the employe 's Laundry, for their beautiful foral tributes at the death of our beloved son and brother, HARRY L. PE MOTHER AND SIST! : SAEUBERLICH, We wish to thank our many fiiend. relatives and neighbors for the . kindoess and sympathy shown us, for the beautiful floral pieces sent us, during our recent bereavement. ME. AND MRS, CHARLES SAEUBER- Deaths. BRAXTON. Depart.-d this life Sunday morn- ing, November 1922, at 1:35 o'clock, after rief ilinexs, “at his residence, 96 D st. ARTHUR C., devoted husband of Braxton (nee Shelton), loviug son of | George und Mary Braxton of Obicago, IlL: loving nephew of Mrs. Ida B. Brown an uncle of Kugene Lewis. Funeral from his late residence, Thursday, November 16, at thence to Zion Baptist Chureh, F s .w., Rev. V. J. How Bleep on, beloved, sleep and tuke thy rest, Lay down thy head upon thy Kavior's bre 1 loved thee well, but Jesus loved thee be . govd-bye. LOVING WIFE. 14, 1922, HAR- heloved husband of d hereafte H denly, op Tuestax, No at Alexand Va., CHARL! father of . Funer and Frank H. Jacksou, aged sixty-three eral from hin late residence, 71 dolph pl. n.w., on F o'clock p.m. Relati Vited o attend. lnterment Glenwoud ceme- tery. i GUSS, Suddenly, vember 14, 1022, | rhild Hospital, R GRANVILLE. d son of Hurry T. and Sara C. Guw, aged 40 years. Remains may be seen at the funcral parlors of Martin W. Hysong. Fu-{ neral St. s P. E. Church Columbia Heights, Thursday, mber 16, at 3 pm. Relatives and friends respectfull; invited to attend. lnterment (private) at Rock Creek cemetery. HAWKINS, Suddenly, Tuesd at arfield Hospita! and friends’ in- November MORTON Hawkins. | Tvice el 1730 | . mve. nw.. Thursday. 3 r 16, ut . Interment Ouk Hill cemeters. HAWKINS. A special communication of Na- tional Lodge. No. 12, F. M., will be held al Masonic Temple at i Thursday, November 16, for the purpose o the funeral of Brother M. W Iate u wember of Eurek: atile, Wash. By order of th worshipful mast DAX C. X, secretary. HEBSACKER. Monday, November 13, 1 0 p.m.. ANNIE, beloved wife of the iate Robert Hebsucker and loving mother of Mrs. | ‘liu Ryan. Funeral from her late resl 1 Novem- | r . Tiequiem mass at St | Mary at § o'clock. Relatives and | friends invited. Interment St. Mary's com ters. 50 HEYDORN. Monday, November 13, 1 his residence, 222 4t st. me., MARK loved father ‘of Mark E. Heydorn and un- cle of Moilie E. and Luther W. Edmookton. Funeral from his late residence on Thu t 2 oclock pm. He friends invited. Interment Ar. lington cemetery. (Baltimo please cops) HOWELL. Wednesdny, No cell, aged 62 dence | 230 am.. thence to will be said t at St. Igpatius, cisco papers please | . 1922, at Oxage, I nd of Marion Col- Lendoun _county. Interment at | Jersey papers | 16 iden: 5 HAMBERLIN DANIEL N, belov husband of Clara Loga: ' Thursday, Ihraitl between L and Battle, pastor. ed. Remans at | W. R. Woods" undertaking establishment, N st n. McCATHRAN. Wednesdas, November 15, 18 ISAAC HULL. son of onzo W. and thran, in the h year of Funeral ~ services will be b at the family residence, 1151 orse &1 n.e.. on Friday November 17. at 2:30 p.m. Relat ves and ds invited 'o attend. In- terment Congressional cemetery. 16 McCLELLAN. Suddenly, Tuesdar. November ! 14, 1922, at 1:30 RICHARD G., bte- lov won of James R. and Julia M- | In Memoriam. - HOLSTEAD, Jn sad and loving remembrases our dear daughter sod sister, EMMA L. HOLSTEAD, - P who died six years ago, Oc- Jears have passed away, © no more shall wee thy face. Bt Joyful hands and williag hearts ecp green thy restin : yei D CTED T ATHER 295 sisren, « In sad and loving remembrance ife and mother, LOUISA HOL- . wiio - STUAD. Wio died one year ago today, No We will meet her, yes, meet her, On that bright and happy da: Where there'll he no sorrow, no parting, And God will wipe all ters away EALICR A LDEVOTED HUSBAND. . AND DAUGHTE! iy AUGHTER, MATTIE HUNT. 1In sad but loving remembra; dovoied duughter, TDA" CHENT i e part in life D) 3 N, parted this Life hine years ago today, Ne- 1 m. the loss of one T loved, 1 did my hest 1o save: Beloved i life, regretted stil, Remembered in her gra . MARY V. HER LOVING MOTHEIR, MK HAGER. HUNT. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my desoted mother, IDA C. I + Who departed November 15, this life nine yeurs ago toda: 1913, Oiy,_ how 1 wmise you. mother. No Leart on earth ean tell But Jexos | nd_culled better siiil home to dwell. 5 WILLIAM HUNT. ® te of love to the gur dear brother, SAMUEL, this life two years ago to- November 13, 0 Loved in life, remegibered in desth. HIS DEVOTED' B IERS, LAFAYETTE ND EDWARD. . JEEFERSON. In sad but loviog remembrance of wur dear futher, SAMUEL JEFFERBON, who departed his’ life two years ago fo- da, 15, 1920. ve passed since that sad day the on: we loved was called away. : it was His will. rtw e Liveth still. DAUGHT JOHNSON. JOHNS( years ag often we i Ut Liear vour sweet voice again. DEVOTED BROTHERS AND SIS ERS. . T oving memory of my husband. HEIL. who died oue year ot say end 1 That he in dead: be is Just awar, With w cleery smile and a wave of the and, . Iie ias wandered into an unknown land And left us drenming Low very fair It uceds must be, since he lingers there. And you—oh. you who wildest yearn For the old-time step and the giad return, k of him faring gn, as dear of there ax the love of here; Il not sy Think of him He is not HIS JOVING LETCHER! In Josing memors of ms won and INE T died v ¥ Just - Al the < tme a you, w when pin” home aguin t know what to do., * for you. 1 miss you more K glooms ‘round the door. Seems Just likz you orter be There 1o open it me. Latch goes tinklin’: thrills me through— Sets me wearyin' for you, THE FAMILY. * MCKINLEY. In loving remembran dear father. JOSEPH F. McKINLEY, Geperted this life three years ago, Friday, November 15, 1918, \ Softly at night the stars are shining Tpon that cold aud silent grave Iaid my deasest father, ved bt could not save. . F. LESTER McKIS- In sad but loving remembrance 4 and only daughter, SADIE . who left me one year ago d for you You were m m HER DEVOT! SHERWOOD. In loving re des . ANNIE F. November 15 In_our learts your memory lingers, Tender, sweet, fond and tru There is not a day. dear mother, That we do not think of vou HEL CHILDREN. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Clellan (nes Lee). aged 19 months. Funeral Thursday, November 16, at 10 o'clock, from bis Iate residence. 3221 Reservoir st. . Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Relatives | and friends invited. 157§ M-NAMARA. Infunt son of Matthew an Namara. Funeral from his pgrents’ 10th n.e., Thursday, November m. " Interment at M Qiivet cvmetery. MILES. Suddenly, Tuesday, 1 Lis rexidence, 18 3rd st. s. ARD ward Miles. Funeral will be late residence on Thursday, at 8 am., thence 10 St. Peter’s Church and C ste. s.e., where mass will be sa 9:30 a.m. for the repose of his soul tives and friends invited to attend. ment cemetery. MITCHELL. Wednesd: at lis esidonce, =0 MYERS, “aged 77 years. : w. s faneral parlors, 816 H ne.. on Thursday. November 16, at 8 am. Inter-, ment Frederick, Md. = (Haltimore papers | Please cops.) | NALLEY. November 14, 19: 5 a.m. t his residence. 131 1ith st s.e., THOMAS R.. beloved husband of Catharine H. y (niee Murray). Services at reidence S da. ember 1%, at 2 m. Interment | at Cedar Hill cemetery. Friends, relatives and lodge_memhers respectfully invited to attend. (New York, Philadelphia and Baldi- more papers please cops.) OSBORN. Wednesda vember 15, 1922, at S a.m.. JOHN WILLIAM. beloved husband of Elsie Carver Osborn, aged 49 years. Funeral services at his late residence. 1604 Michi ‘e.. Thursday, November 16 at 7:30 Relatives and friends invicdd ‘o ai- ent at Fairfa: Friday, November 1 OWENS. Monday, Ncvember 13, 1822, a residence, 1016 Tat st. s.e.. MARY of the late John Owens, mother of John E. Golden X Funerai {113 SEVENTH 87 N W : 113 SEV relepmone. Main 2473 3. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and | Embalmer. “Livery in connection Commodious chapel and_modern crematorium Moderate prices 382 1 Tel. call M. 1885 H. SARDO & CO. Plone Lincols 524. Cbapel Automobile Fuserals. GENERATION AFTeR GENERATION rho 1922 WASHINGTON, D.C,UNDERTAKER Ne:iner the £UCCeSSors of NOr col nected with the original W. R. Spears s 940 F St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Notera_ Chapel. Vil Gawiens ST £ MoRTIGIANS ’ 01732 Pa, ave. l:;x.:;u—- T2013. B Timothy Hanlon o1 B T. N.B Paove L. 6343 JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA. AVE 8.B. Model Chapel. Lincols 1 - I;IHVIIA Ambulances. - very ia. Connertion. Quick. D‘n.flm ana Eficient_Servies W. W. Deal & Co., 810 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 484 Automobile Service. Chapet, Tstoblished 1673 _ Telerbone Col. T8 p 0 sts. s.w. Interment A: Va. SCOTT. _Departed this life at Conn.. Tuesday, November 14, 1922, ADA HAMPTON SCOTT. Notice of funeral iere- atter. SPEER. Monday. November 13, 1922, at 2:30 at Children's Hospital, CATHERINE only child of James 'Archibald and Sarah Rathby and “granddaughter of Mr. and . A. Speer. formerly of this Funeral services from her par- ents’ residence, in Hamilton, V: 15 WEBSTER. Friday, November 10, 1922. at Miami, Fla, MYRON E.. heloved husband of Louise Price Webster and eldest son of Elmer and _Margaret Webster. Funeral service at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Tuursday, November 16, at 2 p.m. Inte ment at Fort Lincoln. 16° In Memoriam. . In sad but loving memory of my dear wife, MARGARET BAESCHLIN (nee Preston), who departed thix life one year ago today, November 15, 1921 Loved in life, remembered in death, HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ¢ BAESCHLIN. In sad but loving memory of MARGARET BAESCHLIN (nee Preston), ‘who departed this life one year ago, Novem- ber 15, 1921. Loved in life, remembered in death. FATHER, BROTHER AND SISTERS. * COWAN. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, who died sfx years ago, November HER' SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, WILLIAM H. AND MAYME E. COWAN. GANEY. In sad but loving remembrance of our_ dear husbend and father, PATRICK GANBY, who died four years ago today, No- Bridgeport. THE S. H. HINES CO, WM. Speare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET. NW TonuERLY 40T ST. Bimus . Speare 308" Uilis B, Speme. Cisve 3 Richols Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. NW. Retsdiished 24 Automoblle Sérvice. MONUMENTS. We specialize in designing and erect. ina memorlals (monuments and mauso. teums) of quality and character. A representative will call by appoint. ment with portfolios of designs and sug- gestions. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. CEMETERIES. ~FORT LINCOLN vember ‘15, 1918. Anniversary mass at St. Aloysius Church. His cheery ways, his smiling face, Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kind word for each And died beloved by all. HIS WIFB AND FAMILY. ® HARTNETT. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear father, RICHARD ¥. HART- NETT, who departed this life thiee years ago today. Anniversary mase at St. Dom- fnic's Church. No_one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell Of_the grief that is borne in silence For our father we loved so well. B, bas not healed our wounded hearts Nor filled his vacant chair. ‘We miss our father all the ‘We miss him everywhere. How I miss the welcome footsteps Of the one I loved so dear. Oft T listen for his coming, Feeling sure tbat he is Dpear. DAN. The Park Cemetery Nom-Sectarian Perpetual o... Bosutiful and ftting location. sccessible—on clectrie ear Mas & Os Baltimore boulevard, at District lse. Office: 705 12th SLN.W. 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