Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 9

e Spring Sale of Men’s 2-.Trouser Suits and 4-Piece Golf Suits Ends Saturday! APRIL Brings New Hat Ideas . GNJEW” is the word for them! shapes — even new Spring _shades (especially harid- some Tan and Gray tones) and new lightweight models that blend perfect style with perfect comfort. New $500 Saks—First Floor New Pdjamas The for the Spring $2.50 CLEVER figured patterns as well as beautiful plain effects. And the fab- ries sre really fine Broad- cloths and Percales. ‘Pull-on and t styles, collared or collarless—with and without frogs, Sizes A, B, C and D. . Saks—First Floor -$g8.00 tasteful, Introducing I Saks Fine Luggage For Men SPLENDID assortment— Overnight B a gs, Hand- 'b ags, Gladstones, Suitcases, Kit Bags and Turo-Paks Finest leathers only — every size, style and color—and su- perb hardware fittings. Prices are uniformly moderate. Saks—First M “Avenue,” a New “Delta” AN Oxford with a world dignified smlnneu — expressly fash- ioned for the neat dresser. Tt is a new French last, with close - trimmed soles and rubber heels. Black and Tan Calf, and Patent Leather. Saks—First Floor GREAT saving on the very clothes that will dominate Spring style for men! And we repeal—suits just like these are in our regular stocks at their proper higher prices. OOSE from new Sharkskin fabrics . . . famous Fox Flannels (much in demand in the better Fifth Avenue shops), in light, medium and dark Grays . . . Fine Worsteds . . . Unfinished Worsteds . « « Cassimeres . . . new Tans and Grays . . . fash- ionable fancy-weave Blues . . . new blended stripe effects . . . Herringbones . . . regular and tattersall vests . . . plain and pleated trousers . . . extreme and conservative models. ALL are 2-Trouser Suils —and the Golf Suits have long trousers and golf knickers. Saks—Third Floor DS THE IMPORTANT °* Topcoat Sale ..... %28 THE exmwrdmnry values make this an npporlumly worth grasping. The newest of Spring models— the newest of Spring fabrics. Among them are smart Herringbones, Kamelot fabrics and Tweeds—in Browns, Tans, Overplaids, light and dark Grays. Reg- ular and short models, built along the fashionable, free- fitting lines—and offering choice of raglan or setin shoulders. AND SATURDAY E! Saks—Third Floor - -|-2-Long-Trouser Suits ‘* FOR THE PREP LAD OF 13 TO 18 $22.50 E are specialists in clothes for the Prepster. We know his clothes needs and wishes—and we have a special department here for him alone. Among these great ‘Spring values are all the new Tdns and Grays, as well as Blue Herringbone - weave Cheviots and Oxford-Grays. - Many models with tattersall ‘vests and pleated trousers. ., Saks—Second Floor 4-Pe. Golf Knicker Suits SPECIAL VALUE AT $12.95 UNQUESTIONABLY, a re- markable type of Boy's Suit at the price! Ideal for school wear—ideal for drese- up. Tailored painstakingly of new Spring fabrics — with plenty of Tweeds, Herrmg- bones and Cassimeres, in the new single and double breasted models. Two pairs of full- lined plus-four knickers, Sizes 710 17. Saks—Second Floor Other Unusual Features for Boys Boys’ School Shoes, $2.95 Spring Golf Knickers Dural ‘)‘m de of black k leathers. . $1.95 ?."n o 11, n.fi":!.' 2, 5108 * Quality most nnusual at the Saks—First Floor i price. Light and dark Tans al Gnyl in Tweeds and Boys’ Pajamas, $1.00 wool mixtures. Beautifully mmu yalue! | End.and tailored, cut full and full {h&' T * lined. Sizes 1 to 18: . Gleneagle Plus-4 ' Plain and fancy effects in Golf ckers, $2.95 Sweaters, Sli b P m..‘" hean | AR Vit Shes 38 s 5 a complete - assortment tha liltlc fellow in lhu Sport Sweaters, 'ti.95 TTHOMEN AEBELD | N CHED ARG Detectlves Think Situation ;:::n Puzzling Bank Officials Is Cleared Up. With the arrest late yesterday of two colored men on charges of passing worthless and forged checks, Headquar- ters Detectives Ira E. Keck and B. W. Thompson of the bad-check squad said {oday they - believed that the many forged checks puzzling bank officials here for more than a year have been’ cleared up. Detectives sald that the | operations of the pair had cost bank depositors, of this city more’than $4,000 in less than a year, ‘The arrested men, John Hyde Fowler, 57, a chef by occupation, and Thomas Nelson McCoo, 21 years old, said they lived in the 1200 block of T street. ‘They are charged with fargery. According to police the men would steal bank statements from letter boxes in uptown apartment houses, get the canceled checks and forge the signa- tures of the depositors. McCoo, police said, under a “working” arrangement between the two men, would steal the statements, and Fowler, referred to by police as “an expert penman,” would write the checks. The alleged forgery, police said, was genuine enough to in- ! sure success on almost every attempt. The alleged forged checks, police said, would range from $60 to $90 each. Detectives said that when questioned "OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN S—-?th & F Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. NW. Main 984 - Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery | Your opportunity for inspection IS\ | NOW. Vaults are selling rapidly, only | | & limited number remain. Open every day and Sunday. A more | fitting memortal_for loved ones cannot | be obtained. ENTOMBMENT GOSTS NO MORE | THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Glass-front cremation niches for urns | containing ashes can be purchased. alleged to have attempted pass forged check for $70 bearing the signa- ture of a fle'pollwr ‘The man’s capture was brought about by Willlam B. Prigg of the Ol Ter- race Ap-mnenu. a clerk at the bank, who heeded a call for assistance from a aroused hy the man’s behavior. MARY GARDEN WISHES TO MAKE TALKING MOVIE Predicts New Film Departure Has ‘Written Finis for Opera All Over the World: By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 5—To the predlc- tions of those who have said talkies have doomed not only the speaking stage, but even the art of screen acting, Miss Mary Garden has added a forecast of her own, “Sooner or later,” she said, “the talk- ing movies are going to finish opera, not only here, but all over the world.” She added that she was “simply mad” about them and that she would make a talkie herself when she found a suitable vehicle—an opera picture in English. “No longer will people be content to sit as formerly for three hours hearing people sing in a tongue they do not understand,” asserted the Chicago Opera's soprano. “English will be the language used in the operas put on by sound movi HUHT IN TRUCK CRASH. | Driver Is Injured When Machine Goes Down Embartkment. Norman Trapp of the.1000 block of Warehouse alley was injured today when |a truck which he operated skidded and plunged over a 25-foot embankment at the site of Julius Garfinkle & Co.’s new store, under construction at Four- teenth and F streets. ‘Trapp was preparing to enter the ex- cavation when the truck skidded on the rain-soaked wooden roadway. He was taken to Emeruency Hospital by George McCauley, 1600 block of Franklin street northeast, construction foreman. Trapp was said to have re- ceived a bruised arm and other minor injuries. His condition iy not said to be serious, - . United States possesses 80 per cent of lhe 30,000.000 autos in the W?I;Id FOUND‘ LS, BAG Lady's, cont . ini- Tokomn w ‘P{d “Avril ‘0k »’: n Reward, nesday. Ap |3223_Georgia 5 Ry, Reware. (‘AM’!O FIN. sApnl n or near Palais 1 st nw; reward. North ILD'S COAT, brown and whilc tweed. Whiu Lot. April 1. Return 515 Somerser ol (Fort Stevens) or 1955, Reward: rd if retu | Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Ma 7897i . A Modern + Thoughtful « Service «We have nothing ' would Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—sand Livery . in Gonnection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 | ward. wa Phone Franklin 203 DOG—Belgian Schiperke. maie. black, ¢ | tail: no collar; answers to name King: s Reward. __ | EYEGLASSE: | plain’ black case: o Samuel Freeman. Ind | FUR NECKPIECE. yesterday. between 1730 | M st Apt.3, and Conn. ave.’ Reward. De: | HEADPIECE: solen, Thursday ni Telephone Col. Sy Pewe KAG | G st. near 1t ¥na"post Offce "Deot e | ward. * Room_383C, Mrs. Buhrman, P. O. Mnln 5360. PAXR OF GLASSES, Wisconsin ave. and M Klndly return to 1332 Wisconsin a | ?:\'ou'sn :u-r-hber Smith k‘ Wemm Nn‘ between 4:30 p. 4By "Private A G | precinet. 750 Park WATC! | Thursd ward. _ ISCONSIN Pm ntn KAPPA KEY. R/ rd if returned to L. B. Aldrich, 2105 n.w. . wmé’r ‘WATCH—Lady'" | piack and siiver ban ne. Lincoln 1878 wm. 1 3 Reward. m| Eve “PREP” For Boys Who Wear Sizes 32 to 36 TWO-TROUSER Tailored By Hart Schaffner & Marx - $25 SUITS BOYS iikeb these new suits for their smart University s styles and their good-looking patterns—parents like their serviceable fabrics — cheviots and un- * finished worsteds — and, particularly, their moderate price. Great values! In plain blues and gray, also tln, gray and blue mixtures. With two pairs of long trousers, or with extra kmckers. THE “PREP SHOP” OF Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Stret plylnc teller whose suspicions had been it} | COLEMAN, Births Reported. ‘The following births hlve bten Tt the Health ‘tment 1) i et bare e et o . Redmond, gi imond, f!l- rabein O t'fln'u . Tda B. Brickenridge. fir ve W, wnuu- 5 -34 rL“ X Waleer & ;nf&mn ";‘imn boy, % c"flm L. and Virsinia E. 1":".."1»;.’ n E. d _Elizabeth Burgess, boy. d Helen Connell, boy, nt and Armida Colicchio. boy. Tee and Althena Eliades, bo; ndon, boy. ud Chatlotte A. B and AMildred B, Greentield, | d Ella Butler. Chester - and Grace W. Pearson, girl. rée W.and Blanche C. Preeman, girl. Will and Emma Flanagle, boy. d Lena The Clarence and Refen um)uu boy: Waiter and Grace L. CavAfaugh, boy. Phillip and Irene Past. boy. - John A. and Romaine Bhorler, sirl. Fay and lll)! Kandel Willlam id Lesli Deaths Reported The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 2§ hours E. Flanner, 65, St. Elizabeih's Hos- Charlu F. Stewart. 64. 2001 16th st. lard, 82, 8t °F al. el St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Charles E. Lawson. 34, Walter lkeed‘ Hos Thomas Mayne. 34. Annie E. Watls, 20. Emma J. Baylor, 5 pital. Oscar Smi alter Reed Hospital arson’s private hos- Gallinger Hospital, Eueene Eil alter Reed Hospital. illie W3 2 iliaren's Hosmital: Yinxine 1 Ward s mumm 720 Euclid st Infant of Walter L. and . Wallace, {12 hours. T3 Vermont ave. Iiralha. : CRAMER. = On Friday at 1rr’r~~mrm» ALSOP. Apnil’ 5, Pa ARMSTRONG, i € Weanesday, Al 3, i929, | ARMSTRORG. 929, _at Freedmen's 05D (,mems S BLAKE. daugh. | ter of Mr. and ake. " Funeral | from her late U st. nw. | Biinday: ADrL 7 AL 2 B Relatives and ! friends ‘invited. 'Rev. W. A. Taylor officiat- | { Ine. Interment Pashe's Cemetery. j= AMINTA. On Thursday 929, a re: 129 Kenyor 30 i, "ARAMINTA | ife ‘of James H.| Campoell. Tother of Luciile Smit. Flor- | B . and Grace | April 8, 3t 9 am., from her late Tes ](-‘l" "LILLIAN CLARVOE. On Thursday. | her residence. 923 7th st | k serv- Baptist Churen. 2 Batureas, Ap | 230 pm. Remains resting st funeral f O B. Jenkins. 809 10th st. nw + Glenwood p.m. sha iatron LILL AN _CARLL. LOUISE uo<stow Matron | PANNIE E ABELL. The officers George . are | hereby “notified ‘of the" death of LILLIAY CLARVOE CARLL. =~ Remaits restin Jenkins funeral cnapel, h Centenmial. Hapiici sts. me., Saturday an c;'r;fxxms FOHNT Prestd A UHN, President. GERTRUDE DOLAN, Secretary. | COLE, IDA G Departed tis life Thureay | Apnl 4. 19 siden h mourn her departure. Remains resting hn T. Rhines funeral chapel sts.” s.w. Notice of funera Suddenly. on Thurs- Az s sesidence, 1516 v THOMAS COLLINS. 1 from " Jame Chapel on Satird 1 . Interment ROSE JONE: April S N, of the iate Thomas C. Coleman from the chapel at Greenmount Cemetery. Baltimore, Md., on Saturaay, April 5'." p.m. Interment M. BO i e Tuetday, ADH BONAPART CUTLAR. wife of the ) K. Cutlar, loving,mother of Sue E. C Frances B. C. Johnson and the late Stel Pauhne Cutlar; devoted grandmother of | _1 int of ‘Fred and Daisy be see l : Am’ll ' !rum Asbury M. E. nd K t 2 pn, Relati !nendl jn\ned FOWLER. CHARLES W, Departed this life Thursday, Apri 1 at _Providence spital, HAPL“S H. )WLER. devoted hu band of Mamie Fo and brother of Mary Pairfax. Daniel and John | F He also h’n\u & host of other Telatives and iriends. Remaius resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and I sts. Notice of funeral hert after. GRAY, HENRY M. On Wednesday, April 3. 1623, at Brookisr, N. Y. HENRY M. GRAY. | Funfl’ll 11 W. Deal's | on Saturday, | y. { GRAY. JOBN H. Thuridss, April 4. 1929, | = N H. GRAY. aged 53 years, beloved Funeral lors Saturday night, Interment Madison, services at Loi April 6, 7:30 o'clock. are hereby not % ¥ Broth: er JOHN H. goriow will be held, a i lrogx Loma: parlors, 1400 Soiitay evening. at 8 P W, Satt e nine star Lodee, No. N 3o r‘:o aud ‘Columbia 30 pm. P RBER A. E. WILLIAMS, Srtrel.ry KING. HENRY G. rsday. Juml 4 ¥ & s, "eeed o1 years . Tesiding ! Interment Butler LUMZEN, MARY. Departed this Jife Wed- A 1929. at her resiaence. 31 n. be *ARY. LOMZEN. the beloved bert Lumzen, Funeral Saturdav. Abril 6, et 10 a e trom her late. resl: dence. Interment Harmony Cemetery. MADGIN. MOSES. arted this life sud- denly “Thursdsy, April 4, 1029, at his vesi; dence, MOSES MADGIN. beloved uncle of il Puneul from his late gesidence. 15157 8in St Sunday, April 7 at 2 pm A precious one from me has gone, A voice I loved 1 stilled, MOBGAN, ALICE, On Wednesday) April 3, ALICE, beioved wife of the late John o and dsughter of John and Thetis A. McAllister, Puneral from W, W, Gpami rlors. 1400 . April 6. at 2:30 d ‘Cemetery. ARTHUR W. On Friday, April at Takoma Park Sani umm AR’rlimi W. MUELLER, beloved husband f Mary L. Mucller (nee Kahlert), Notice Of funeral heteatier, PEAKE. SARAH M. Departed this life nui- denly Feiday, Avril 8, 1029, at her resl- lence, AT PEAKE, Ving aud devoted” wife of ‘Samuel B. Peake. Notice of funcral hereafter. POOLE, LENA, Departed this life Wednes- 4. 1029, after a brief illne St et Tesidence, 418 T 3k NA XE “aee " palmen, - beloved. wife o Gharles Poole and loying mother of . Remains at Fraziers new home, L fve, now, until Beturday noon.’ after l;lmcn it_wili' be at he: Tesi ral Sunday, Aori (rom he VEImont Avenue Bap: Interment Lincoln Memorial Ech. I, Relatives and friends lnvited. Cemeterys ROEE, w. m 3 L 07 2 Arm k umvou by his '250 Mrs. e, MTs. s, 3 E-u S, “iars Stiste_R. Sauhders and Mrs: alsy Wrisht. - Re: ns can be viewed at i m ?’n«nu of s sister, Mus, M E Lowe 1521 trom ki nerel private, Saturdgy, | 8. Devarted this life | Dewes | L, D:}’";',' 4 | Puneral Director et incke o ifminkton., - DeL." E M1 641 b | GRAY. JOBN H. omcrrs (404 members of | § years at 1208 A | Columbia Lodse, Ko, & Wi = GRAY (hat session of | t Elks' Ho Draths. SHARP, BERTHA. Ol 'l'h\n'll II!!. at Episcopal Hospil lovu daughter of llrlh l and the Ilh joseph K. Sha Funeral services Il llMl’ me, 1! n. I . pril 6, ‘l l ifl p.m. Interment Gonlrnnnnll Cemet TAYLOR, GEORGE '. &lddmly. on Thurs- at_his Elllfl'l’w! 3328 beloved M. Taylor ‘fln of lhl late WHlllm B. and Annie Ta: lll al Puneral l!"l“l lt = ,Amuz VIRGILIO. On Wednesdny, ril 3, 1 George Washinston Uni s "imosnd ‘ot Bafin M. Velasaves (nee Marcerorn. Puneral from the chapel P. A Taltavill, 436 Tth st sw. Satur- xhence mass e R atives and Triends {o- In fitmnrtm 1 AL I\I"?V MARY !Lljl‘ ory de; MARY ELLEN ALBINSON. who depar this life 14 years ago today, April 5, 1915, May she rest in peace. juking of you. Mamie, dear, he past’ In loving mem- n o'mrn: ETONDHEIM. ADLINE, In loving "hqem- brance of our dear, heloved mothar. D= 1 aried. this seventeen years ago toda Gone, but not forzot HER CHILDREN. COLEMAN, HARRY AND WILLIEANNA. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our g de- baried ones- brotiier, HARRY COLEMAN, Who left s one year axo 1928, in Chester. Pa ANKA, who leftus o v SO AND HoRACE. ¢ 1o memory of my ATHERINE EMMERT. who ear ago i 576, I\l();{,l«'l AND PAMILY. KIEFER. AUBREY C. In loving memors nf Bear brorher AUBREY C." KIEPER. Who died one year ago todas. April 5. 1925, Loving thoughts, trie and tender, Just to_show 1 still rememi DEVOTED SISTER. IRMA CEHMAN. * ;. T remembrance nd arandmother. who' deparied r\-mn . died one M In =ad siandmother, A Who ceparted this life 1 years ago today. April 5. 1922 We have only your memory, dear grand- T m To remember our whole life through; Buf the sweetness will linzer forever As. treasure the im BY HFR SHANDCHILDREN, VIOLA AND | ROBINSON. FLIZABETH (MURPAY). ut loving remembrance of my desr hter. FLIZABETH (MURPHY) INSON. who d pis life one sear ago today, Apr The blow was hard. 1 never thought thi Only those who have lost can tel The pain of parting without farewell. vs how T miss you. daughter, the shock severs, Fer death was so near. one knows the bitter pain 1 have suffered since vou left < never been the sam S MOTHER | SISTER AND LEWIS ROBINSON. TORILLO. JACK R. A tribute of lnve ‘a the memory of our loved one. JACK TORILLO: who left. us (¥o years ago to- day, April 5. 192 Often fee MOTHER, DADBY AND' cmflmao*n-m! WHITTEMORE. EVERETT . 1In loving re- membrance of my husband. EVERETT WHITTEMORF. who passed {rom this I one rur ago today, April 5, m one. but not_ forgo! IS WITE, HELEN ‘M. WRITTEMORE. MEMO! MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 { THE J. F. MANNING CO., Inc. 919 1571 STREET N. W, WaswineTon ,D.C. ’I'IMOTHY HANLON Private Ambulanes ISt. NE. Linc 5543 T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Capitol St NORTH_17976. Joseph F. Birch's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\. fhone, West % V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor conpected R spn.n establish- ” 1009 H 5L NW. Wm. H Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance g Ns‘ Lincoln 524 :uccteding Lh? urmml W. R. Speare 0o, 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 ., 45 years Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 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