Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 9

D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 FRANK LIBBEY, 82, DIES I ILLNESS Man Long Active in Business and Club Circles Here Succumbs. Frank Libbey, proprietor of Frank Libbey & Co., lumber firm, and long active in business and club circles in this city, died at his home, 1844 Co- lumbia road, yesterday after a short ill- ness. He was 82 years old. The lumber firm was organized by Mr. Libbey's father, the late Joseph Libbey, in 1824. Mr. Libbey was born in Georgetown and was graduated from Yale Univer- sity in 1867, where he was a member of the Gamma Nu and D. K. E. Frater- nities and the Skull and Bones Society. He returned to this city and entered the lumber business with his father. He was identified with the rapid ex- WASHING B0 The Premier by Knox $10 Smart looking men wear Knox Hats and the Pre- mier by Knox is very popular this fall. In Co- rona Brown, Rust Brown and Pyramid Grey. Smart Shirts by Momhattan $3.50 These distinctive new shirts for Autumn are Manhattan made of the curable. In solid colors, neat figures and stripes. Imported Lisle Hose $2 Full fashioned—an excel- lent lisle hose made in Saxony. The correct weight on these crisp Autumn days. Colorings beautifully blended in neat stripes and diagonal effects. The Arcade by Stetson $12.50 Shown Corona brown calfskin toe shape. Length 6 to 11 Widths AA to D. finest shirting fabrics pro- in fine black or Valiant_of 1916. He is ters, Mrs. Ralj Libbey and Mrs. Bainl 4”0! t. Mr. Libbey was a member of Sons of the Revolution in the District of Columbia and had for many years been a member of the Chevy Chase Club. He also was an organiger and officer of the old Columbia Fox Hunt Club and a founder of the Washington Chess, Checker and Whist Club. Funeral services will be conducted in Oak Hill chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. — William Padgett, 84, Dead. ‘William Padgett, 84 years old, who served as night watchman along the river front and lived at Gregory's boat- house, foot of Sixth street southwest, died suddenly last night about 8:30 o'clock. He was found unconscious on the porch, of the boathouse and died before Dr. John M. Baber, member of Emergency Hospital staff, reached him. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt conducted an investigation and gave a certificate of | death from natural causes. Approximately 2,027,000 motor veh- cles are licensed in England. N &S IR DNIES'T clothes. o FRANK LIBBEY MEE'N =8 The finest woolens . . . The highest grade of workmanship « « « The world’s smartest style « . The most expert fitting service . . . here! Corona browns, Grenadier blues and Pyramid greys in Hart Schaffner & Marx Hand-Tailored Fine Suits on Street. | vestment company, Creek Cemetery. Miller, Allison N. Miller, | Roberts. years from now. will wear dainty overalls. WEAR STORE 6 These suits were created for the thousands of Washingtonians who want all the luxury obtainable in For Washingtonians who value fine woolens and appreciate Oxford Grey Worsted Suits in either single or double breasted models, tailored by Hart Schaff- ner & Marx—with 2 trousers. s | Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F STREET the skillful tailoring that gives the suit graceful, shape-holdlng style. In short, these suits are your kind of clothes. .. if nothing but the best is your motto. The last word in style, color, Woolens and tallormg Hart Schaffner & Marx 100% Camel Hair Topcoats in natural col- or in the season’s newest shades, ; $477-50 FUNERAL RITES HELD |HARRY E. BEAVENS DIES |MAJ, WILLIAM HERRON FORROY L. NEUHAUSER President of Investment Company Died Suddenly After Collapse Funeral services for Roy L. Neuhau- ser, 43 years old, president of the in- which bears his | name, were conducted at his home, 1847 Kalorama road, this afternoon. Rev. Andrew Bird of the Church of the Pil- grims officiated. lnterment was in Rock Active_pallbearers included Commis- sioner Sidney F. Taliaferro,- Dlme| Roper, Christopher , Willlam Ernest S. | Johnston George Vass and Bertram |~ Mr. Neuhauser. died suddenly Tuesda: ,nlght. after collapsing at Fourteen and G streets with a-brain hemorrnage. | MRS. GEORGé MITCHELL According to a moving picture pro- duction showing life in London a dozen ste=~qraphers then ay FOLLOWING OPERATION Capitol Electrician Will Be Buried in Congressional Cemetery Tomorrow Afternoon. Harry E. Beavens, 60 years old, elec- triclan at the United States c-ptm and a lifelong resident of this cit; died in Sibley Hospital yesterday fol- lowing an operation for appendicitis. . Beavens had been active here in the Masonic fraternity. He was & mem. IS DEAD IN ILLINOIS U. S. Geological Survey Official Succumbs to Heart Attack in Champaign. Co. funeral parlors un| . thereafter at his I 12th pl In Memoriam. P Semembiance of our ‘Maj. Willlam H. Herron, 60 years old, 4 - head of the central dévmon. 'fiplod- . u’ a l.n T '?fiun Tes tp'dn';:'?eté graphical work in the Summer fie Semmes” chuben, Heat’ Pails churen, Va.o" ber of Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M.; | United States Geological Survey, with Orient gn?enmlnfiy Knuhu Templar, | temporary headquarters at Urbana, IIL, qut_glanwx;he?r g..rx': aws and of Almas Temple of the Mystic|and reguiar headquarters in this 'city, Pond memorics iager evers 485, Shrine. died at Champaign, Ill, yenerdnge n;:l; R!membr;&ca keeps you al LSTNG . He is survived by his widow, Mrs. |cording to word Tecelved here, two sons, Charles |was due to heart disease. and Arthur Beavens, and a daughter, | Maj. Herron, who resided here in the Miss May Beavens. West Florence Courts Apartments, left Funeral services will be conducted at | here for Urbana in the early Summer and after remaining there for some time returned to Washington and again left for Urbana about September 1. ¢ first entered the Geological Sur- vey in 1885 as topographic assistant and had becpme widely known as an expert on topographical surveys. He served in the Engineer Corps, United States Army, during the World War. Maj. Herron was a member of the Cosmos Club, the Washington Society DIES AT SUMMER HOME of Engineers and was a vestryman in Former Melrose Baggett Is Strick- St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, this en With Heart Attack After city. Illness. He is_survived by his widow, Mrs. Susle M. Beavens; DEKOWSKI, MARIE ANTO to, the memory of MAI BEROWBRT. Tormerls P e tomette Taivert, who this_1if eleven ‘vears aro fodey. Oet 10, 1 C. | the residence, 216 Tenth street south- Ovn_m o but not forever, east, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 4 Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery, uu::-r every RENTS A GASS. WL oA AN AT loving memory father, wu.m:l' o MAJ. WILLIAM H. HERRON Qard of Thanks. 'hn dlld ll"ln years ln‘g“ Lilllan Y. Herron, and a son, Lieut. JOHNSON, SUSIE RICE. m sad but Mn George F. Mitchell, nee Melrose | Donald S. Herron, U. 8. A, stationed | LUCAS, MALCHIAR M. T wish o thank my bRt % LT avthm HL ids for their kindnes Ilflnllh’ shown me during the fllll!l! ln death of my. beloved huspand, Dr. QHIAH M. LUCAS. " Also for the beautitul floral offefings, WIFE, LOUISE V. LUCAS. Marriage nu'rn HUME. Mrag!d. nounce the 'marria MARGARET E. THE WEATHER d'.'s'f.'n"m AARGARET,E oiover oy le‘fl. at xemlnnum Md. Braths. ett, of 2328 Twentleth street, died lenly last night at her Summer heme at Dongon Hills, Staten Island, N. Y. She was just recovering from an {llness of several months when she was stricken with a heart attack. Mrs. Mitchell was the daughter of the late Willlam T. Baggett, San Francisco attorney. Her husband, George F. Mitchell, is supervising tea examiner of the" }(Jnmd guvt';s mgd{': Mltmell‘rl;ls y well known ashington social circles and was a member of the Colonial! District of Columbia— Increasing Dames. cloudiness, not quite 85 cool tonight: ELEANOR MARY AND GOR- Besides her husband, she is survived | tomorrow cloudy; not so cool; moderate Suddenly, on Wedne: Gly.; east winds. ., ELEANOR MARY m' ity West Virginia—Showers tonight or at Fort Monroe, The ly will be brought to this city and runen\ services will be held at St. Margaret's Church at 10 o’clock Satur- dny morning. Interment will be in Ar- lington Cemetery, “todas, O “ll' Of l"trlfi ;‘-‘llmflfl. :u-e . foken o love's devotion." otien, t our "mm still lang for vou. DEVOTED PAMILY. KINSINGER. Jon & B e‘l"fl" 'Rms:lndd na "}"&' 0 yéars ago t ober 16, il eatio . HOW el b da e i l-m 8 That sad and weary :; “Al""'w hands that did so much for us. . The How helnl'nly the; they worked, continuously. are eona awxnmbcmnm - by a small daughter, Melrose Baggett Mitchell. : and son o LAWRENCE, MARIA. " compieed, TSSO S0 TS| O and - ety coutines | £, .8 FUHTIST |l S dan el el IR - probably followed by light showers in i Tears axo todny, Octover o¢ 1 v . west rtion tonight or tomorrow; not E. On Wednesd; Ne Bmhs Reported. m:x..up.% st L Bk L No ) '""a" ettt HARRE g s usband 'of Susie Pond: memories linaer svers dar. it o ot Remembrance kee) A -,;‘;-;;neflmmflfl' boy. m fresh east winds. EACHMAN, W A In mem- ha L Record for 24 Hours. TEACHMAN. ‘who deparis inia life X3 D "nse 5. LR, BOY: ber 10, 1035, fo D-ue]y, sl lour nnn today. Eipiaiz sy et !DBVO&D V‘fl’!‘l-nl, .“ A, TROTNE, s s o LEE, dep: this 3 hree who 5 &50” today. ‘Setover 10,1 Highest temperature, 63, occurred at| reidence Mr. J. Friend, dear, T 3:30 p.m, yesterday. Va., on Baturday, octomer 13 4% 3 ‘oo T ing 18 Nofices of interment tomorrow. ~ (Omaha, T igve Nebr., papers please copy.) That 1 wi b iny e _funeral Xn Ve RS, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 59; 8 pm., 52; 12 midnight, 46; 4 am., 46; 8 a. noon, 50, Barometer—4 p.m., 8 ” 12 midnight, 3053 4 Am 30.6: m., 30.71; noon 30.70. : Robert E. lnd Marie Zane Wl and Do’ro thy V. Ruul!, l{l. Percy A d Claudia Deanell, girl mhson C lnd HDIHQ Kl:ku 'r'rrkl at last. L, 44; 8. Thursday morning, Oc- 1920, ai Columbia Hospital. Mrs ' ved ‘wite of Jerry 3 miss you go much, s forever on for lol'tnr mu Tou. Ameen and Ros William A and: Ne uther: ana Willow Ables. b A }.cweuc mmpenture, 43, occurred at heliie and _Jinnie L. M Xey boy d Corlle Da JACK. PHEBE. In sad. but b Gur Gent® motier FEnE IR Wwho deplmd nm ag0 perature same date last year— }{llheat 13; lowest, 54. LAYINIA, Do e re-monf:& o nn aangnter, i Walara 5 VINIA CARTER, _be. Tide Tables. 11:3:'5 .'g"’(‘:':’x{e o l:nuu Brown, Alice ?h: i eietee Toe dose (Furnished by United States Coast and o Burni e O lived without you, i c"dmmlt't;ngmmu, lm. Qeodetic Survey.) - P fi ou;. ered .. it Tfldmlfi: H‘fl%.l!.fl a. B l;g 8:07 Yoy “"::mn g " 5 1, .m.; e, 1:01 a.m. an .m. Feresombe and Mabel Alexande b'w. > Tomorrow—Low tide, 8:57 a.m, ‘:nfl Bildes " nerel B4 ey de Ehe ? fove. 9:07 pm.; high tide, 1:58 am. and at nm willard_st ikt Bt Sesutiful Fome 2:3¢ pm. E. C. gmith o omeiatlh WV“'U ,.AXL#-{!M. im BROWN 2 iy The ‘Sun and Moon, oy Chemary. e s e | NAMILTAT ) R. The Dis- Axs my dea nflrma ;rodny—-Sun Tose 6:12 am.; sun sets | CHHict of Golimble o andery of 'M '-rlm’ai’e'a"‘.':.'e"nu a6 todas. Mililary Grder” of the the m’a’ua ‘States announces the death o | per fo. - Deaths lieported The following deaths have been reported to the Health Depastment in_the past 44 hours: 69, U, 8. Soldiers’ Home n iy Tamorrow—aun rises 6:13 am.; sun C ENE Not dead te loved her, Cordon O . . o o apr e tal | sets 5:37 p.m. mA;{: R i 'fil muf;.’?u ulrylnfi. Hof lost. it sone Befarerts Pe¥ Minnie M. May, 54, 1122 25th st. Mopn rises 1:48 p.m.; sets 10:52 pm. beid R LT R d ol Idonia B. Smith, 50, 510 Decatur st. Condition of the Water. > ® IG MOTHER. M. 8. * A ), 49, 1 . M. !}’:?}:"’ Chomding, 5 103 . Cibliin CHESTER WELLS, U._S. Navy, Yz, | PO , BESSIE. 1In loving remembrance 3 Srow g,‘ A5 Hos Potomac cloudy. Shenandoah muddy. owELL Recor ‘Commander. | POF EEArD, Vit mids the. st ol M. Fuller, 34, U. 'S, Vetera Great Falls slightly maddy. a. ccorder. e n’i LARD, CHURGHILL, - ANN A, Depart . 1888, actinaeéa l‘“"bem M, Byscher, ,-, 40 X o Weather in Various Cities. :u life ean?au, Caver 9. 39 \2 Onayear i plerdinand 0. Latimer, 14y Siafltger § Tomperatire sz — | the resdence i U mnu ou afi-n Hayes, 74, Home for Aged and In- is EE it oF B, aufort ¢, Lee, 86, Providence Hospital. 55 ‘Weather. 'l'h- nnu ""fv aid so hnuth for us, mms, B .4 M tg II.{ | Horice ‘Bmih. ‘85, Home for Ased and| Stations é! E‘ v Py £ “Buc ey are sone toangn nuously, uel Cross, 53, St. Elizabeth's Hos- i e & url ol Jam 55 : PAMILY. © H e Dillard. _ ' ‘lmut Jarvis 2. ave 5 m "w]uunn M. Mickey, 49, Emergency Hos- Willtam, Simpson, 48, Gallinger Hospital. B Hobinson, 47, 2631 Sh em?-n. Blars’ Mobinson. 45, Gailinger Ho Mary Simms. 3. 4 Johnsons :l | William Gregs, 31, 2132 1ith Ruth' ‘DaVidsos, 34, Providence Hospital. — ‘There are 121 lan; es | ken the 461,000,000 lnh.lhl'u g of Eus po by W. WARREN "W, | POLLARD, BEsSSIE. m:'}'ug‘c‘nl “'g&,:”,‘,' memory of my dear &m‘% CAME | st toany. octiner 10, i) o, ¥e help from’ lomely, DILLARD, CRRISTINE. Suddenly. on W ‘When her voics w near, esdu, Gergber B, xm."-d"i“k Tmitai| Por 10 words wers ever Fmergency Hospita! ] Bl e mr.-i’i':’?.‘rr voted wife of Jam (Dillard, Gaushior ‘of . ‘Thompson, Galther, sister of | POLLARD, BESSIE. 51 m&annfi i 7 and Chester Gaither, mot d it ar Catherine. | " of our dear i one year nd Ruth Dillard. Not Oc::ber 10, 1920, ‘at "Frecdmen's Hospiter. Chicago, 1i Eincinnati, Ghio 30 . Sleveland. ‘Onig. 3 and kind in all ber b 878 Ernest Jarvis Co. ‘flmima“""omur % s Do ber. B s Cloudy Mich.. Pt cloudy Clear Tey D s e ¢ 9 1 o petler Forker ‘Coul 4 1% | N sweeter emory could el FERGUSON, WALTER :&n Suddents b Tuesday, October 6m! SOURE . Clear ol Etcloudy | FRRGUSON, son 6f I oA e TALTAVULL ain SMALLWOOD, MARIE m IGS. A tribute Funeral Home g EEr e o e S o & t. ure Just a line of sweet 3619 14th St. N.W. " Biclouay PO dutives "and frionds bovited. P Spring Road s g,,afls;,d, Interment at Arlington National Olmn‘e{y Departed this life T SrAnes. OF Sar ur e P " fedt us eleven ye-n 2 today. October 10, To18. You Dot forgotten. Wendell. dear, Not will vou ever be. While life and remembrance shall alwags thinks ADDYA)’ISMAInn . In sad but lovin GAITHER, RICHARD T. Col. 464 Phones | Z0ime 10941 Mary Gaither. 15075 G 5T trom Allen's Chapel A: l . Courch, Wheaton, Md Remaina ie 15 Co. funeral | puRNER, MABEL A. membrance of our dear dauf Funeral Sprays 23822".‘3‘23228SZ2'55:2&‘S::SSSZ‘:ES;‘ZSSZS:S:;’S:‘ES 32.50 up PREH D6 ’3 ke tobet T, IEI:.!.L 1?‘:‘“&,& n_“ff“,m ;%‘x A, TURNER, who entered in terasl reat YOREIGN, ::;v‘us ot Newton %:m.g:{%.p.. e How hapy were the bygone dars, Free Delivery Gl i “"’“"'-f{‘,,‘;':,:..‘.,. Tinather, | _ o-clook: i e Byt Bow s bicken, ond has gone, Phone Nat. 7672 Eaniepnneend: 8 Sl m:’;'bgnn'. 105 a1 et Festaence i DEVOTED MOTHER 4D FATHER. o fig g:l‘r’la’ VOEGLER. WILHE! 4 4th 1A devoted wife of Jol of ~ Agnes w. Hunter," ‘daughter ‘Williams. ¢ o g P . 46 « , G time, ¢ fll! mother of Jessi !fll’ll‘dl‘ Mary Carte: Horta vr‘:"y'ln.m" i) °Pm cloudy Ao iary, SATEE | VICGI Seicher vajions.) ) Trom’ Hoiv ANORA SCRIER, Al x. x Famiiton, Hermudl 07 Cloudy w fgemer Church. - Rema ©Oh, for the touch of ans This Co. faner FLORIST Colon, canal Zone.. B S0iTouey | & BTSN Son S iGNy i ARRs "HISSTNS, Eu'é{f“ %'ch Our New Add = "m?"‘i '}‘a" “’sfr" il U | T sUNERAL DIRSUSORE. Brothers Are Grid Stars. st n.w. MARY SUSA FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 908 G St. N.W. Hi l Ml d A1 PHILADELPHIA, October 10 (P).— fiachy el Five pairs of brothers will be available for action in one foot ball game here Saturday. Bonaventure has three sets E]yde J N:chols, IE. Seoner St 'Martin’s Church. wher will i 5" orclock interment Mount. Ol Vet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in- and Temble two. vited to atten W W D : , Ryan Sl e L T R R | N Service || OPEN A CHARGE | farhs Cipsbutis s,y sag | ). WILLIAN LEC S SONS, . R B 0 S erons 48, O CREMAwfi"i’JM : ACCOUNT ELIZABETH M. 9. 1929, EL)Z, i Our years of experience as | careful morticlans have brought !4 skill and adeptness to the work- {§ ers, who put their entire heart into each case presented to us. | Funeral parlor, private ambu~ C || lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN B FOUN PERSIAN CAT--Young: Chevy Chase, Md. App: Gor ar_water tower, Wisc. 2922. POOCKETBOOK with mone; Conn. ave. Packard- vfuflmwn ‘Motor October ROBA TREDALE, onth male puppy, near 30th 54 0 st nws 3R i Funeral plu:tnr las._Call X BUNCH_OF KEYS, Sat. night. bet. the bivd. 317 Pa. A gnd Jefterson apt. Return 1o 7. L. noon: Telephone Atlantic xm-nm 511 jith MEO P] Fold sefsim a.mm- S Bineal L h¥betwoen 1 e D etween 11ih and 1oth." Hewa ‘Adams 802 { GAT. lost or straved in Chevy Chase M tangerine-color Pertian cat, “about 1 xe Phone Wisconsin 2749-J. 10+ T Biask-bab-tath sakla: TN VRS o on breast under chin. If found bring to I811°8th st nw for Teward, or phone N. 1 nld’u ‘night st 13 gy c{'.?"‘!“s"'n?.".';".‘.‘u aence, ! °9¢ mi' ave’ ne., CLARENG ci beloved husband of 7, pee, certly) and Tesidence. Rl Interment Cone FRIDAY ONLY S-P-E-C-I-A-L!! MELIA, 25 Wednesday, 333 PA. AVE N.W, X Is FINE MEN'S WEAR Sitevet Soston” HUNials Punsrar from ( CHAS. S. ZOR ! skilled EISEMAN'S—7th & F Ralae m'm'é'“;'rf'ruho-y.b'o'c':op"; Jownt Bl fone Lincatn ST * s | (R SR, it | Jo seph F, Birch's Sons MITCHELL NELL ROSE. on »:’“é""fl..’ 3034 M St “\v fvu %m- Wes 0098 o 2 :::'v‘::glfi:fig' Frank Geler’s Som {12 mveTa ox Xw. National 2473 Dis Pri Pu 1 rector ivate, | BH S RE T hine sl V. L. SPEAR Neither the successo: nor B e oo 1000 W S, .r-.rlv 940 F St “—H"—‘”Sa_ do & Co. SCIIP:!"II 3 Wl'll‘lar 1. On ‘Wednesd ‘lI H la! eH[‘ e m‘;;;‘ ate, TS Estabiighed WM’ F I a— JOHN R. WRIGHT' ‘cO. 1397 loth »u. N, Phons Nogth e043 COIN PURSE, small, green leather. cun- foning 34 ih bills (and_ change; dmf from auto, n. ction, Wednesday after- %7 Reservoir 1. Pot. 3317, Bcotch terrier. black, hn-h. fiudn Seenost o 08 Bl o8B, HRE Tuudu evou& mother o °‘°',§1 ister of Libbie mains re 3 m 3’ - | Co. funeral parlors, 3223 Ga. av: Fhone Cleve. 1060, Reward, < ent vaunm:.'oewhr 13, FOR. bl ck fed fox; from car wnqé ington Friday night. THOMA! “ call M‘lnmn' gt ive | on Wednesday, October 0% dence; 1016 36th st n. n._ ‘marten neckpiece, two loving Fiots, Sither n Montrose Park or o ma{- Johnwn of St To! ard if returned to 1600 21st s ‘all North 392. Detween B LLIAM H. C. and" downtown. . Phone flggnnou. wil i m”.‘.nwu"u’é.“' Pat’and J Rhode Teiagd av NEW LOCATION & MUDDIMAN 911 G St. N 0. 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