Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19%. ; rity in transaction security in: - ue FUNERAL SERVICES HELD day. Columbia Hospital. = WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE BUI_URH] BANKERS ml’“'-“'"‘"m. e Fiblec of's m"&fi.‘ FOR L. ELWOOD LYONS ;:g;z,;‘:;‘:‘.‘.&.{“fi“%:: m‘:.'::.’ll uemen: of a bank ca be too nnot - 3 7AM % o : Tess system of verfying avmmes, 8 8r¢- | Former Manager of Produce House 7 e e he sid, encourages embemsiement and| Died at Nassau, Del., Home pn'-'x"' ‘Metcer, 7 months, Chllaren’s “Hos- % Infant of Julia Washington. 1 ey, Chil- T:’.hmm’“ tl’u:’lon il c%ncl:dend on Tuesday. AR Mila Nutt, 7 hours, Gallinger lrlc welcome by F. E. R 3 b | G n ral an d Technical Proh m»rflmgfilleedun ::m the })omfikt:hcom- “Punenl firvk;es ":;7: lit !lwongLyonu :3:{1::%. }" {k"'{" and Margaret Evans, 3 'b\e: ¥ l’:’c': % g;‘ xé..m.na."uf"é‘ o . ‘welcom¢ e as- ears old, ol city an: jassal 2 Al the l ene sociation to Washington in behalt of Dex’, who died at his home, near Nas- | uir 505 "'.!""" and Mary Mack. 3 min- | © Afbéity mflg',-n;,my CWeeks. o | Di d at Initial he Department of Commerce, Tuesday, were conducted there S e Wite '{#.. ehtlarm. ems Discusse This. afternoon the. sasociation will | thié afternoon. a Thank: Bost ‘ol ofner Telatives and Session Tod Gl Dl et D 2 I 0o bt et L O i B 101 Tece) ress was e coln Memorial Ce; ession Today. the remaining business of ihe ascocta: | Eighteenth street, was formerly man- | ™ on ariorc bomieetion'te Beuhsors sag TILLMAN -u'nz mén' humn, Septem- tion will be wneluded at & meeting at|ager hers for ‘the Wilson-Rogers Co., RARY iR o Setvier ot des 2. TILLMAN, ¢ the Cardozo High School. Final as- | Inc., wholesale produce duleu, and Mother, MARSELENA MONRS tie Gra; oy R Mm:lll,r;gldemtgch;:flle ddiia‘f‘mo:d ae]mbl); :‘g association members will take wnfi wldfilydkngnwn in this city. i THE 1 b:""l"{“t'r“ three 1m.unu Ncuee of Foc ace evenin, it e retired about two years ago an 'mains res at_the W. d'yfi "";D?h :r ;:}Tc;firfil ,,'r'é““"nx con- gm telaw Hotel. g at a banquet at the ,3',“’,“‘";,;‘,,,‘“"‘3‘“ ¥ y;‘,,"{‘ bfiwfi"t BEQ 8. E::u: Jarvis Co. funeral Dariors. 2133 Ga. vention of S S 'ashin ant assau, e lef AIIEAIN. JAMES Jo!l?l Oon 'I'IJIK! b Assocation at the Cardozo High School Tere.about two.weeks ago, intending 10 | " SarSyoiemunt 10, 10T, IAMZS JOREFE, | TRENER: WELTON this mornm!. Marnage LICBnSCS. return in October. His death was as- neral” from B '"7‘ The association, which has been in- 18 B, Lantress. 3. ang_ carolne | STibed to heart disense, from which he i3 er| 8fenine Purrer. Notice of Fun vited to Washington by the Associated | sl °Griin %s. Thomas_G. had been suffering for some time. 4 "h‘ ;gm- el 'hg;;,-“wm! e Remains resting at tne W. & Business Men's Club, is the largest co- _nmeh rd_N. r.k 3! l:hmand. v. Mr. Lyons was active here in the e S n E:iz:{:"n "zn"' lor, 28th° st. Gl G B R e Orr R Soham. el e m'mb" “ P e Worcester. DePefisd this lite Wed- in_America. Wilbert R. 40, Cleveland Ohio. and | New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, F. A. copy} - sday. ber 18, 1929, i In opening the morning session, Maj. -i';l-low‘conr‘ u Newton Palls, Ohio: Rev. | M.; Columbia Chapter, No. 1, Roynl 8e, JEORGE T. VASS. He leav R. R. Wright, president, reviewing the " g2, Sniin Andrew Card. 44, and Lura May Arch Masons, and of Columbia Com- m; 8 & son. George history and the progress of the associa- | Carey. 35: Rev. J. N. mandery, Knights Templar, He was 5 ROTHY Y1 Sadie Johnson " n, said that colored banking in the i :o'?u gr .."r:h and Helen | native'of Delaware and a direct de- nited States had met with unparal- | A%S78 ! i 2. _,,',' Alice Jenette | Scendant of Caesar Rodney, one of the teled success. Official financial reports “ 2. Rev. Wait signers of the Declaration of Inde-| Brooke, = TFineral servi ': oon & . PR ra of last year, a period of widespread | Vernon H A’;;,;g{;{',;;;fln D pendence, in addition to being a de- s_;;;‘,"nera,nn-m,,, 5 L ..’“v. . Minterment Pans “PIrTE 4V) financial depression, show no failures | ““%; Jlison, 30, and Maud scendant of other prominent elfly set- | Shere the remein are résting. Relatvei il e st openiog. address| + Kb Fursok 48 siver spring ao. | U O DASWALE, o Tote | oara e nied | BAARL, (00 Tuuder, Seten President Wright's opening address iver _Sorin ;| He is survived by a sister, Mi CATLETT, MARIE nmmuu udden y on R WE s fnllowed|gy :dd;ms bé le.d.n :.;l i":_‘fl“h- R Hulll;’n l‘ l::vl :m-l Lyons of Nassau. i Wednesday, September 18, 1920. at Pied- R ‘ooper, president o e Contine A » and Marla Ziszo. —— Trust Co. and United Savings Bank | 3% Rev. W. J. Swee ot Gl ar os of Washington, and George G. Loomis 1y ' % paseon, cr,. % ‘ulpeper. o r-lld!nt! 1330 Cfllllmbll rd. n.w., from the Ernest ‘"n“ e g O T on Lambert Crovles, H4: Rev Births Reported. s Gepiember 31 41 3 o, . B B R AR | York. B G %%, Thorofare. N. J.| The following births have been u;qu:ag"th A ey 039, "at. Emersency | WEBSTER, HAROI Mr. Cooper, cllin% ?Is own personal ex- | 3 ey mehiA ‘bo the "’g“;“%'“"“‘"“ in the ’"' SLe- . 1G. devoted husband !,;_‘,.[i‘mb,, 19, | periences in financial work, discussed the | , Granthan | - . Pes mboy, & Dorolhy HEDAR R TEEL-BLUE skies. Snap in the air. Pave- | ooy of streme couion and ot B, RO e el ) e St Sl Lo B S B i Yoo 3 —— Rev. Georg o ¢ A i ihers. Johnnie; Ceorge and B WEST. REV. WILLIAM HENRY. Deperted and a host of other "“""50'::‘. r{‘:m" M ot . TR W ony Jacksan. #o. . 2 OPEN A CHARGE | 8 fodsahi g ek BRI T o ingi 1 1 atfield. d Eva E. ¢ _Beulalr Garb Y. parlor. 1300 South Capitol st., until S .. At his re raolbuse ments ringing with brisk steps. Shoulders back, chest ™ 430 Hisoe 3o i e Ratenre | B R g O A R O TR e g Sayie g.,’ Rd” Ruih Johnson, 20: ederick 8, and Almn C. @it D Funeral service Sunday.) Lo mourn tielr lows o loving wite “one . W, u John wna Suldred Tracey. eor! af T30 pm. from Metro: | gtughier and s host of other relaiive; and d Prances T. Wilson. boy. itdn A. M. E. Church, M st. bet i "lnl'l‘sm?!Y of the Morn- X s 2 R . Jenl . out. It’s September. A welt-edge felt with a touch of i E e s WA i Sy 1, ‘; VBt v ana | WA B 5 R B S B tnd adh T RN ailemiell BT | Bl Toulé ol 8 g e 6 B 00 lie Queen, 19, SR | Georse X and Ma b RO e oy GAMBLE, MAGG Departed :nu T e e R L Wl 2 = -, Bo, . 9 um wnm, 24, and Almeada Hargrave, | Edward B. and Ann I Micen Thursday,’ Sepiembel 19, 1028, at 10:48 | Lincoln Memoriel Cemet i 1 9 S—! Jarvis, Bernard and Germaine M. Raum. §irl. 7 |8 er | morial Cemeters. formality. Brim narrower, crown more tapered. It’s EISEMAN 7th & F|ai w8 35, and Jessie P, Williams, Chirles 1. and Avis A Dufty. JiRGofe B GAMBLE afugnier’ ot ihs | WEARTOX. ¥1 EY. 23, Graat P e R e iy, bov: nte Rugustus ¥ aneTinaThet Masan and | Sopiembel . Pvoy £ and HJ'nf.’.-’.“a (& bo devoted - 8 2 Gawier's ena Dewey A. and Mary Branham. girl. B:';mg'c;{u,c il I Funeral services and interment Brivae g " [ on the new Knox “Fifth Avenue,” perfect for September. Foteh Sndrite g i i, L RO ST gl | o Seturdls Bt John and Bessie 07. s e e Gl DL i o L o Wtdfindgfiseuvcmkr To. 1020, at his In Memoriam. % S Tesidence, 2031~ Mass. ave, n. il $8.50 and $10 Deaths R ted. o R?anmn’-?-z GROVE “Funeial seri: | BARNES. WILLIAM L In, lovine "Gy, 2 nis sband an aths Iepor mber 21.°at 1 pm. Interment Rose| WILLL ARNES. who'Ie z'fl- welvs ‘The following deaths have been reported to Hill Cemeters, Hagerstown, Md. sears ago iodey, September 30. the Health Department in the past ours "Allls. WEST. Suddenly September 1I~ Loved in life, affectionately remombeud paxie’A. ‘Garretson, 8. 4513 New Hempshire | ' 1929, WEST HARKIS, friend n( Mr. and LI Mrs. Duncan of 1420 R st. Funeral | WIFE AND CHILDREN, MARGARET AND "Kfl i ' : : A *"Bora genkine. 70, 1128 Spring rd from Moon & Allen’s fi 1ozl 12th BILLI ox Forty” « «s $40 M Bors g, 7, it Spne o o B Rt St e X 2 artin’s Imported 5 B il T and Florida ave unday. Sep! BUTLER, WILLIAM DE SOTO. In memors 5 p n'n'x’e'm"mc.uuhn. B s moe| 3,85,3 P Intermént Linoofn ""“,“" of our tather. son and brother. WILLTAN “Knox Twenty” . . . $20 | S Scotch Grain "‘"J;,glm‘:{' en, 50, found Eastern Branch. ank L. McChord. 48, rear of St. Eliza- beth's Hogpital in woods. e Y s 20y 3 Shoes 1 2544 1ath st o . Eé : z no, ess. vell SISTE! Knox Premier’” . ¢ e e o000 1§10 ¢ Denyer. . Brovidence Hospital. please copy.) 20 | porsEY. WiLLAM A\ v L Movodore Resnoids. 3 months. Georaetown HEDMAN, HANS. A cvecial communication | “brance of our e ey ,,m,,. e . : Hospital, . m Lodge. No. 8. P. WILLIAM O. DORSEY. who dep: Kn E 1 ” 8.50 el i June Constance Bushong, 13 days, Chil- PR RS st '.; life One year ago. September 20, 1938. 0X Lxtra Quality ™ . . . | 4 | aren s Hoseital Yo 0 £ % rt_and Ruth Youngman. 1| urdas. September 21, 18 At the bedside of my dear husband, i : p.m. for the purpose of -nenflml me ¥ Night by night and dav by da: m We watched his loving hands grow thinner FOUND. | e R CE i ORT, Maser And saw him siowly fade away. ForR T ANIMALS esci Des As we joved him. 50 we miss him. st a1 i League. 349 Maryland ave_s.w._Nat. 808! EWLETT, ‘"A""“ e ‘Bis In our memory he is aizass néar: Of soft, pliable Martin’s LOST. 4 WLETT, J n o silent tear. s i ST. . HEWLI V) AND DAEGflTm The Brayton (made by Knox) $7 | o & Teaported |Seotehs geain: FTACTIET, gy bane, A T | S 000 n s R Noted ot finersi | WIS LOVINGWrPe" Tuccday, Revart : | Lyoxs. LABAN PLWOOD. On Tuesdar. "Tis sweet to be remembered, E s | : : B So very, very camfort: | COAT—Baby's pink silk cost. Thursdar. And aiwavs b ; ; OAT—Baby' Tk ot . Thursdar: | “Eeptember 17, 1029, at Nastau, Del. I ar in The University . « .« . $5 { ; S5 able and yet they offer ;’r”"m AL ol s Bayy Qomtembey 0. 350 pm.. from s ate B e oms St [t benind. | % s «D}:&O:’?"n fifi":’{" Beptember 1. bec | residence at Nassau. Del. 20 nawmxe \sn;“s S -qub"z ~ :"' . you extra mileage. Rock Veterany’ Bulewa. mavard " Biease tefin 10 MQRGAN. MARY C. Entered into life sternal | e Oak soles and leather Georse L. Houll. Room 420, U. 8. Veterans' | - RIBLATP, 0, (iony: vou- my G0musy | HAWKINS, whodeparied ‘This life' thres A ° 2 Fa years ago today, senumgqlr 20, 1! mfl lhher Wfflntlfll’ IH or near Palace . 2900 st. % E 1 J = —--'—- IR . . !-number 3 se sls! er 4 { > rona Brown or Black. FoRbro ST o Fdre - i A R a el a er aS er Brown o TouEiot” Foone' Raams 4780, PR LR L P R Sember’ 30, ‘1558 DI On_Wednesday. selmem- life, 11 years ago ioday, September 20, “Knox Voyageur” (lighturight) $7.50 1927 n.umum James T Morris and mother of Zeilah| Deep in our hearts you are fondly re- Morric. Funeral Sunday. September 33. mem at Hishwas Church of Jésus Christ. 2348 Sweer: Tappy memories cling to your emains re GLASSES. 0] ime: vienity of 4th st. s.e. Reward. 218 4th (X2 2 Bighwayiohul H e treet H .(":, Tn_Teather holder on Park rd_near | W Ernest RO Tors, True flh&m that loved you with deepest alel g aDeraasner | & tmmha s dem | | coms ae nw 32 AIRATS Wil love you in death ust the Col. M.l W. DID.EA‘Q#A b StOr.I' W;'d‘nugly "5019 ’!mllly about_nine; between Stan- A josenh's Hospital alti- more. Md. MARY. wife he late | You are not forgotten nor will you ever be. 1310 F Street | {on, Fark and downtown.” Reward. DRvid| Tnonies drew Dea Remai HER SISTERS. "CLORA . SHADD AND : B at the Hecht funeral parlo ar CAl aum "““"" » Baltimore ral | KAY, MARY AN\E. In loving remembrance September 21. at 9 a.m., from the IN\'E of our delr wife and mother. MARY AN- funeral parlors. NTE KAY. who died four years ago today, R RRIGE FRE TEh WR ERRATT R AT TR e T R PR A T PEKINFSE. 15 mos. € Chi SI:TER DOROTHEA. On Fridas. September ber 20, 19 Thursday ' atternoon, 1311 N. SISTER' DOROTHEA, Mother !Ilnlrlor "ot | ave. n. uwnez will give luunble Y!‘ll’fl the Sisterhood of the Epiph: Funeral | PHIPPS, LUCY E. In sad but lovin, nngm. North_0185. gervices will be held ot Bt Paul's Chureh. | = brance ‘of our dear ‘mother, T RINGS—Wednesoay, between 14th and 15th 23rd st. near Wllhinlloh Clrelc. !nurd 3 PHIPPS, who departed !hll life !'U years su nw. two Illfl!l lollllh'! dllmanfl Hnll September 21. 11 m. Inte: in ago today. September 20, 1927. ner will reward finder. C. i GieToint Gemeters, Baltimore, ‘M. Dearest mother. we are 1onewm. zm New Hampshire ave. P Tsa SPEAKS, ALEXANDER. Departed this life For we miss sour loving face, between Michizan |~ suddeniy st his work Wednesday. Septem- { But_vou left us to remember .“a ‘Webster st. n.e.. Thur: ght. Cal | ber 18. 1929. ALEXANDER EFIAKB« btlfl"lfl That none cn earth can take your Bllu Potomere 2388-W. son of the late Henry and Alice Speaks. THE FAMILY. TABBY_CAT, female. Reward. Phone Wis- . heir loss one brothef | gopINSON, EDMONIA. In cieriasting and consin_3765-J. : loving memory of my dear sister. A it. Columba Episcopal ROBINSON. who died September 20, 1827. t ner irle ' 1¢ d st. 'l .. Church, | . Love and memory last forever. iy A 4 o itk 'MARTA GARDNER. * feturned (o 2520 Wis, ave. n.w. Teleohone | 22, af i D ROBINSON. EDMONIA, 1n sad but loving Cley, d. 20 Temembrance of my dear wife, EDMONIA Cevdew, 0 °tery Relsives and friends invited 30| vemembrance of my desr wile EDMONIA f % ek ke ok kok Tt e s % % %ok ok * e i Sweetly, te d l nd and true. ‘*‘ Col. 0432 Col. 0432 X | s ne gearaiie Thi ‘edc l!hll ) ¥ " SNELY "HUSBAND AND SISTER, R d 18AAC ROBINSON nm MARIA GARD- § Doctors Recommend } -zt oo v W. W. Chambers Ambulance Service i '.Odl)'. September 20, 1 God calte our loved ones, but we lose not It is the best and the charge is only $4.00 in city. nv:';"fiu"cn":?r'n % thought and deed, 7 ~ 1 will give 1 defy any one to 7 you a complete say this is not first- funeral, cars and truly A! All Hll Heaven. ELIZABETH THOMAS. * class goods and p all, cemetery lot service. We have = included— expert embalmers, Our Manager, Will s Elliott, is a man of / CRAVE VAULT | guarantee my 35 years’ experience. Or any other best quality service, $75 up, is stee] vault. Price, $85.00. perfect. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertaker Col. 04 Mth' C&I;.pe(l:ln‘lfilpégcgt. NW. Col. 0432 \ym.‘l:l Sardg ‘&1 g?. 4%444444444444444444444 apek e SEVENTH AND F STREETS SUITS AND TOPCOATS JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 25 "3 35 LIBERAL TERMS EASILY ARRANGED _ | 1f One Isn't Rich S’Nfifisgmm he must naturally con- i ;’Zzt(:ot):e‘c:cz% :id" lfl“ dcv“d °fl tl'{e 8 vears 3t 1208 H st.. 45 years at 840 ¥ ot uneral ordered. t 1s . bad taste indeed, as well i C,,Ly s,e.. {'leChOhc'n. Lp‘c. as poor judgment, to || J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, n“lAl. nll.lc'm HESE suits and topcoats were made for men who demand style ‘ R ¢ J spend so much on a fu- i SR T ORTOR. and quality at low prices. Of unusual interest are the fine worsteds neral that those left be- AT e s : . . . H i k. Dignified, Efficient Service. which wear so splendidly. They are shown in a most attractive :;:‘;l';‘“" Ll i U ""3%' e selection of new lors and models for young men. And those : | s mer Ny Lmcoun . ew Fall colors young me d One commands Deal | CHAS, S, ZURHORST partial to blue serges, neat pin stripes and other quiet patterns also service, known for its || Lgasi camTor er. i high quality, for no more X have ample choice. d‘:fl e pupiriper-il J“‘phugch,‘fg.‘n’ S:m pay. For as little as 3034 M St. N.\WW. Enene West 0o0¢ $125.00, complete, as a — CEMETERIES. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 4| matter of fact. | | GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage $5 per month. Choice IMI and_sites for sale. on our sensible, dignified credit plan. The terms are arranged to SR ‘?\_.& Elgfléu DESIGNS. . o s T 4 s 2 s 7% oY . C. suit your convenience, without any additional cost or interest : e : ' i gg‘;gfi'v& "i:ofi%'i.i‘:}i"'fi B charges. Dress stylishly this Fall without noticing the outlay. The- undeys g g : TESEAL FUNERAL HOME || | o2 o or reference, Ask yournetghbor ‘Atistic—expressiveinexpensive 816 H STREET, Hl BLACKISTONE, 1407 H PHONES: LINCOLN °'°2°' E Beautiful Floral bengnl $5 and u);. Fodede e A e de Aok Ak Ak sk koke FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Frank Geler’s Sons 1113 SEVENTH ST. NW. National 2473 Modern Chapel. Telephone | TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance H St NE. Linc. 5543 'V. L. SPEARE CO. | _ Neither the successors of mor connectea | mion"the original w_ E ei:l-n establi Phone Pran. 6826 St. NW. e T Pormerly 940 F SLNW. 44444444444444444 [k Modern Chapei Established 1876