Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1929, Page 7

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They are famous already—these ‘Saks com- bination suits wi washable tops of fancy Broadeloth or hney—llrvpe Madras ‘and pants of Wool or Jersey; 3 to 10. to 20, 4-Piece Knicker Suits $10.95 Dressy Suits in newest Tans and Grays. All-wool and alpaca lined. Smart ngle-breasted . mod- ele. Full cut and full lined; 8 to 17. - Boys’ New Golf Hose 50¢ Attractive new tterns in Golf ose, of the correct weight. Also plenty, . lack and White Argyle designs.. All guaranteed fast e or. Sizes 7 to 11 \\\\\\\ Saks is Official Boy Scout Headquarters. Boys' Department—Second Floor DAY STAR, WASHI’\GTO\ DG, YO\'F\[BER 24, 1929-PART ONE. GALE HALTS TRIP | [ pesd e | OF GIANT AIRSHIP 72 Members of Parliament Take Luncheon Aboard Dirigible. By the Associated Press. CARDINGTON, England, November 23.—Bad weather conditions today forced postponement for the second time of a flight of 72 members of parliament in the new mnt British di le R-101. Despite a drizzling rain, the parlia- mentary party left London this morn- | ing for Cardington, but while it was en route the weather at the air fleld grew worse and it was definitely decided to give up today's trip. Lord Thomson, air minister, issued an official message to the passen ers saying that weather conditions ved more unsuitable than had been forseen. The wind at times blowing in gusts at a rate of 60 miles an hour. “Winds of gale force are forecast,” saild Lord Thomson. “If the airship left, these might render her return to her landing tower a slow and difficult operation.” Most of the passengers already had been taken up by an elevator to the airship bl“ 'gdle the last batch was “"—lnl sscend one of the heavy hts broke. away and crashed to the bo leaving the lift suspended half way up the tower. They climbed to ‘The members of parliament motored 50 mflen to the airship base only to be di eir only consolation was a lunch- eon .aboard the big dirigible. CAPT. S. W. CORWIN DIES AT AGE OF 75 Spanish - American War Veteran Had Been in Failing Health for Some Time. Capt. S. Wells Corwin, 75 years old, g.enn of the Spanish-American wnr and a retired Goyernment employe, died yesterday in Norfolk, Va. He had been in failing health for some time. Capt. Corwin was in charge of Com- 13th Pennnylvlm- Volunteer mnh’y during the SRII'I h-American was employed Camp, Spanish War Veterans. Surviving Capt. Corwin are two sons, Royal E. Corwin of the composing room force of The Evening Star, and E. E. Corwin, and a daughter, Mrs. Olive ‘Westcott, all of this city. Funeral services will be held at the residence of E. E. Corwin, 1122 I street northeast, at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. OPEN A CHARGE - ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S_7th & F FOR RENT Two Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Reception Room. Electric Re- frigeration. $70 Per Mon(h ” THE ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Rd. EE=—=——T GOLDENBERG'S Both Sides of Seventh at K Without Apologies! We do not have to apologize for our long - established policy of “No Interest or Extras Added to Charge Accounts or Bugdget Plan.” We are merchants and not bankers, and while a nance charge on a 16an from a bank may be a fair and honest method of conducting credit transactions, from 34 years of suc- cessful merchandising we find it pays to treat our patrons as cus- tomers and not as borrowers. You can walk into any department in our store—Furniture De- partment, Homefur- nishings Depart- ments, or any other department, and say “Charge It,” in the positive knowledge that the merchandise you buy costs you not a penny more than. if you paid cash. Be- tween our “LOW: EST-IN-THE-CITY” PRICES ‘to the charge customer and the customer who pre- fers to pay cash, THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE! We Do Not Penalize Our Friends by Add- | ing Interest or Extras to Charge Accounts or Budget Plan /" Charge Accounts Invited iw’*’“’f" JACOB G. MOODY. JACOB G. MOODY DIES AFTER 2-MONTH ILLNESS Navy Yard Machinist Was Well Known in Music and Fra- ternal Circles of Capital. Jacob G. Moody, a Washington Navy Yard machinist, well known in music and fraternal circles, died at noon yesterday after an illness of two months, at his residence, 414 Seward square southeast. He was 55 years of age. Born at Keyser, W. Va., September 29, 1874, Mr. Moody came to Washing- ton to live in 1901. With the excep- tion of brief residences at Moline, IIL, and Orlando, Fla, he had lived here continuously. Mr. Moody was a charter nfémber and leader of the Naval Gun Pactory Band and at one time was leader of the District National Guard Band. He had been employed at the Navy Yard for many years. Taking an_active interest in Ma- sonic affairs, Mr. Moody was for many years a member of Anacostia Lodge, No. 21, F. A. A. M.; Annacostia Chapter No. 12, Royal Arch Masons; Columbia Com- No. 2, Knights Templar. He ged to-Almas Temple of the Shrine lnfl ‘Washington Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America. Mr. Moody is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Augusta Moody, a son, Joseph F. Moody of Orlando, Fla., and a daughter, Miss Grace Moody of At- lanta, Ga. Masonic funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the funeral par- lors of Martin Hysong, 1300 N street. Interment will be in Arlington Nltlon:l Cemetery KREUTZER FUNERAL SERVICE TOMORROW Funeral services will be held at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow at Hysang's funeral home, 1300 N street, for George Kreutzer, director of reclamation eco- nomics of the Reclamation Bureau, Department of the Interior, who died suddenly while at work yesterday morn- ing following a heart attack. . Kreutzer, who was 45 years old, resided at 3026 McKinley street. He had lived in the Capital four years, coming from Colorado. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy McFarlane Kreutzer, dnd two children, Elwood William, a page in the Senate, and Adelaide Dorothy. He been associated with reclama- tion projects for several years, bot) this country and in Australia, urvmg as an executive engineer and agricul- tural economist for the Rivers and ‘Water Supply Commission of the State of Victoria, Australia, from 1910 to 1916. He was engaged chiefly in irri- gation development and colonization of irrigated land in Australia. He main- gfilmd a Summer home in Durham, He was a member of the American Society of Agricultural ineers and the Washington Soc W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Read Col. 464 Phones | Adams 10341 Years of R Experience and Expertness are offered in the Ryan service. equipments are the very mewest and best. Capable morticlans in constant attendance. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 $WO0000080000000 Near 100 vears Undertakers IRK HARVEYi“ DOG-—Lai !\l}fllv‘ HUTCHL ;'ielnlly Rock Creek Park. finm e Is Now W".h W. W. Chambers Co. W. F. Elliott 35 years an Unde: —years of Experience prices 13 the usual eost. $150, Steel Vaults. . $85 $300 Funeral ... .$195 $250 Funeral . ...$125 Private Ambulances*4 ° To and From Hospitals Finest in City The Great W. W. Chambers Co. ‘Washington's Most Reasonable ‘Undertakers Ha d n | both of Bltimore, Md.. 14th—Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Colambia 0432 ° momomo»o {'THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy morrow, possibly light rains tomorrow. Maryland—Mostly cloudy with rising temperature today and tomorrow, pos- sibly light local rains in west and cen- tral portions tomorrow. Virginia—Mostly cloudy with rising temperature today and tomorrow, pos- sibly“light local nml in west and north portigns tomorrow. West Virginia—Fair and warmer to- day, tomorrow cloudy, probably light local rains, colder by tomorrow night. ‘Temperature for 24 Hours. Midnight, 29; 2 a.m,, 29; 4 am, 78; 6 am., 28; 8 am, 29; 10 am., 31; 12 noon, 31 2 pm, 31; 4 pm, 31; 6 pm, 31; 8 pm,, 31; 10 pm, 32, ‘Highest, 32; Iowest, 28. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 44; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:48 a.m. and 9:15 p.m.; high tide, 1:57 a.m. and 2:41 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:46 am. and 10 ll pm.; high tide, 3:01 am. and 2 p.m. The Sun and Moon. 4:49 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun' rises, 7:01 a.m.; sun sets, 4:49 p.m. Moon rises, 12:01 a.m.; sets, 1:41 pm. Automobile lamps to be uumga one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Harper’s Ferry—Potomac and Shen- andoah rivers.muddy. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.~ Pucxl- Min. Davenport. Denver, Des Moines. Detroit, Micl Duluth, Mini CEEEES R t. 8t Faul” aing, San Antonlo, San Di [ alif. San Francisco, G Santa Fe, N, Me; Savannah, Ga. Senttle, Was! Sprineheld, m mpa, P SNErN Marriage L!censcs 3 2l B Ulys !lmlllellmt‘!'l. é‘l .:,hed ,Bl:nf:‘h' e ll|dl lnvenn M. Barrett, crfi’nu' _c " Rend. fi,‘ nd Violet B. A f X this cits d Esther V. l"flll‘- c \’l ‘n Rev. John b 2Ly 008, Jathering bt Bk Tmarer " ‘emple. 38, i, and Emma West, 49 . f; 3L and Marion L. t this city, and Sallie Coleman, bu Va. Willie Prulon. 24, this city, on and Lilian 3*ellis 4. and Rose Weltzman, 38, T a t ReV. Bari- nley. 31, Beaverdam. icanire, 3, Rockville Poore. Sarasota. Pla. and Phawardsvile, T Re uddie Knoll. 34, Dayton, Ohio. ard Hel . Moses, 32, Middletown, Ohio; Rev. lme e, H. Wilkinson, 27. and Mary W . both of 'Richmond, Vs . ichman. 27. Elizabeth. N. and u-mm O reaulie: 36,0 Wildwood. . J.; Rev. George F. Dudle: ‘Harold J. Husbher. 28, Q. Williams. 21, Saginaw, Piederick Wenchiel. 2 O'Neal, W. Roy. shansky Mic Edwi Op Qole: 3¢, and Marion J. Me- | Maon, 1 Rer Burtor. R Wiibur, 31, and Hazel H. Hicks, 8. Abernethy. and Winnle M. Goler, Deaths | Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department during the 2% , St Ellzabeth’s Hose | . . 75. 1717 20th st. Pl Grennav. 73, Veterans' Bu- rea Saviia J, Minear, 64, 1013 N Sillam 2 Moweer. 53, 3418 Joft at. Blanche B. Erdman. 47. 8523 13th at. i st “Lutz. 25.’ Sibley Hospit: Mery A Cockrell 3, Emersoncy Hospital. Thomay Sedewick, #9, 1112 23rd a Annie Wels. 60. Preedmen's | nltl Thomas Busey, 57.. Gallini ital. William Connor; 38, rnoa-n ° Rospital. Road to Pay $847,000 lhndendl. RICHMOND, Va., November 23 (#).— Dividends amounting to $847,000 will be paid by the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Co. to its stock- holders December 31, officials announced FOUND. | STICKPIN found ~Thursday. owner may | have by deseribing and paying for ad. Cail Fn omac 5ou TMALS ‘apply Animai fimu R LOBT A u.-m— Sio Meryinns ‘wa ner “Hat DOG, ‘l'v 'hltn and Il'hl tan: uum mm-n fretumed. 7. B Band. dark chow: lost. wman. 2600 *Tilden anklin 7685, Evenings. Clev. 593. body. nd et Nov. T8 Tewaras Mifamtic 4186 Mt AN :?.l;mf"um e mu*fi ‘Takom' Park. " Shephera. 3158 Re- w GLASSES, shell. M vening in Ogntral o | o azh‘:.ol “Auditorium. | Reward. ou o l'ovembor 30th, betwe Lee highway and curmnu st ILOVE _Lady's d hu llo\r. in or near umnn Station. - Georgia 3122-J. HANDBAG—Back leather, containing $18: Saturday morning, from i4th s, and ol Col. 1d. Reward. Phone Col. 5i8. RISH, 'lmtn’ day might; Maryland et Tound please aolLs B W rier; 1 Bethesds, m lndla! 101. m lnl d Sat s reward, VIATG“. 131 month. sites for sale. vull;s, $5 per ‘| BROWN. MAR: a8, Mondaz, ey. this city, and Olive L3 OIurh of Thanks. cml.nl! JEANNE, We wish to bep W‘ inks _to v, iward Gbler " or his' SeAMLILUL. Dravers shich sald over our mot (nee T ‘We aiso thank Mr. le Flends for ‘the acts of iness and besutiful foral Efi;sgn.‘ MYRTLE AND ELD ! Braths. NORMAN EDWARD. luddenlv 7, NovemBer 23, 1926. NORM THwA Son, of Mary cnnmm and the Jate wmun H. Barrett. Remainy at the chapel mas P. Murray ols ? until Mondlv‘ T lumg'h st. lay, Novem| Tues ber 26, I tives and friends invited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. BARRETT. D: Interment Nogember 18- 1929, at Hospital, ARY Henry BURKE, CIAIIJI LEONARD. !cluldu. November 23, 1929, CHARLES beloved hulblnd of Mary F. lll!k. ef m D st. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Bmka .l Mfllml Ratnier, Md. it lle parlors o : ‘Mong¢ y rember 25, m m. Relative " ll’l nt Mount Olivef ass friends Ceme- her three daughters, Odeass. Barells and Dorothy. three bro ers. Henry., William and Josep) and one sister, Kate Williams. from Metropolitan Baptist Church, gay, November 28 ‘at 1 pm. Interment Harmony Cemetery. CHEWNING, MORGAN ©. On Fridas N Nn- vember 22, 1929, MORGAN C. CHEWNINC Reed B8 yenrs: Hemaibn cescing in the chapel of H. M. Padgett. 131 1ith at. Funeral services and intgrmont at New Hope Cemetery, Orange C#. Va. on ifon- day, November 25, at 1 p.m. Friends and relatives invited. COCKRELL. MARY ANN. Suddenly, on on urs: augher of Liewellon te Anne ©. Cockrell. Funeral e d lent Mount Olivet Cematery. Suddenly; on Thurs- 1929,” ANNE C. inan). holave wife of of Funeral to Sacred H G will be said. Interment Mount OM- vet Cemetery. CORWIN, SELAH W. Friday, November 3 . Va. SELAH Corwin. " Services Mondas O The resdence. of his ‘son. 1132 Eve nee. at 1:30 pm. Interment Atlington Na- “tional Cemetery. CORWIN, SELAW W, Comrades of Richard Harden Camp. No. 2, U. 8. W. V. comrade, m., Monday, November 25, Ere's. ne. Interment Aritagton metery. ‘GEORGE P. COOK, Commander. , H. L. LESLIE. Adjutant. CORWIN, ome. R. snnd-y Novembe 2 Central M. th st. beiween Ridge and N B.m. " Interment Lynch- ANA! A !ufldonlv '!'hllr!dl November 31, 1t CULLIN, Beloved daukhter of the lite Lot and Catherine Cullinan. Funeral from het late Tesidence. 4305 Arkansas ave. nw. M day. November 25, at 8:30 hen: Sttred Heart Ohvrch. where mass il be nld xnmmm Mesar oum_em 3 ital, RENCE: M. | LB Sea: 3 Darlington, Punerai from dence. fl 5. at Siureh, NeHh” capiter and T st Where high requiem mass will ‘De sung. ™ Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. DAWSON. ELIZABETH D, Suddenls. o IZABETH n( the late Charles E. and Ju ral hday. November 25, from tne residents ter. Mrs, Charles Scheppach, 2811 :30 a.m.. thence to St. ~where réqulem mass wili Al T of Irer nterment Mount Olfvet Gemeters. Relntives apd Hiends Tnvit % ECKLOFF, ADOLPHUS. ‘Saturday. November 23,1929 ADOLPHUS. beloved husband of Barbara Eckloff and father of Irene Kioc) Earl Eckioff, Mabel Grantham and Ell ze'tol:n h?\l?qnl from hie y. mber Ace. the Duponte 1717 20t s NIE LEWIS, daughter of the lats s *Edwards. 8. A. and a Crawford. . Funeral urvm at resi dence Monday: Novemver 28, at 2:30 FAULCON. 1OUIS I The offcsrs and members of R ;or David Todse. No. 814, b e re. Yeavawaq 4o atter {he fuperal of P N. P. LOUIS L. FAUL- CON. ‘Sunday. November 24, 1929, 1 p.m. Metropoliian' Baptist Church, R 12th and 13th sts. E. H. GONES, P. 8. { PRERIE_JONN R, or. Satu 1929, at Sibiey Hospital JOHN, FERRIS, Jf. beloved son of John ris and srandson of the GILCHRIST, JESSE. . Pri i g T ILCHRIST. devoted b Sadie Gilchrist of Mamie Gilchrist gnd brather ‘of Daniel M. Gllchrist. U eral Sunday, November 1929, Do rom Maunt Mot Baptist Ghureh: 3rd ‘and L sts. s.w.. Rev. Harvey J. Ran- dolph officiating. 'Relatives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. GILCHRIST. JESSE. The Orispus Att ef Assaciation announces the deat JESSE GILCHRIST e Bungar. Hover- ) (vomLIlo'unL Moriah Bap- STEPHE LER, Prestdent. J. 0. BURLLS, Becrerars: GLEESON. ANNIE CECILIA. On Fridax. November 22, 1820, at et residence. 837 4th CECILIA. beloved wife Fuseral Mondas. athe 1 Olvet Cemetery. Trionds tavited. HARDY. MARY C. urday, November at her resider Wisconsin ARDY, in her 73rd ‘Notice 'of funeral Iacer. . N. ;On Thursday. November Fear. HINE 31, Co. Al ineral Mo rom John X 1480 and Corcoran sts. n.w HMINES, JEAN. November 21, 1929, JEAN . bel e of home, e Interment. ienvond Cemeters. MARY GIBSON, 3. 1929, st 815 am N. wite of George T. Hutc! services Monday. November am., at st. at mam-hun. V. JANNEY, ALBERT. November 1929, New York City,” ALBERT mv mains resting at the W. Chami Tineral home: 1400 Chapin 3t. Notice el funeral later. X Friday. No- JOHNSTON, MARY lllll-' °'t'mn. Ay, oo unday: o B Relatives and * Thterment "Port Lingoin GEORGE _C. UTZE! Suddenly Satur: Nouumr 23. 1939, at the Dnlp- of the !nurlur. " GEORO) EREUTZER. dred befoved h Dand_of Doroshy Kreutset of 320 M MeRin: ley st. n.w. He was director of n- tion _econom Funersl urvuu from Hysons's funeral home, day, November 35, LEWIS, D. Departed thi ber 43, 1929, at Providence lovember Iriends Invited." unnwflvn. FRUDENCE M. Frid host Rhines_fu r-mu"a':;‘o‘l" 3 . Hiiren, ‘Asitston v‘ .. Rev. ficiating. " Interment O Fellows' °'3* nmon! JACOS G. Satur Y. JAC special ullmuv\ll: ¢ tion of Anlwlh ufin No a1 ¥ ' 4 M. e called for ovember. at 1300 B to ‘atrend the funeral Brother JAGOB ‘G, "MOOD: el P. A DONY, M Attest: 8. R. CAMPBELL. Secretary. BARNEY. Departed this life Thursday. November 21, 1925, at bs ru? l. lobi liam 7. Georgs N. lln and wiiiam .nhmon yton T of Aman .w.Funeral Sund { v from Holy Trinity mmres Aosiolie Faith, T1th st between R and 1 o'clock 2% RHODES, PRA! :30 Cemetery. rmrunum "Eounty, Dpers please copy.) N. BLAN SIDNEY. o orerber 2 Beral from hee lade esidence. st. n.w.. at 2 Monday, November Interment at wood Cemetery. 24° SEDGWICK. THOMAS, -Depurted this life mber 22, 19! at the resi- ence ot iy daventer i a st. nw.. TH He leaves t6 mourn their loss one lllll! two daushters. three grandaughters and a host of othet relatives and friends. Pu- meral Monday. flflvew\ or 25, at ™. Trom Jerussiem M. E. Churen,* Rockvilie; lcm"n WILLIAM W. On Priday. Novem- T 22. 1929, M H. . peloved In Memoriam. t lovi: - ert ol our"aeny. mothele RAY "‘ho Gled thres years aso todsy, November mmmfll Nioved: moher, . T fi,‘g'm‘m‘ 'h. &" °"-"t-- %MM RIS ERTEALLS 3lsep. O peacetu) Yoo i o. Reat, Taate il we 'are 7-‘&'& ase: HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MARY M. COATES. ATTORE, LILY. In m) ! QuE dees daiighter o ek eparted this 1f years 260 todey. ovem T 24, 1 We miss vour kind and g‘:vlfl smile, Tie vacanes you et bening Ean"oniy ‘be Alled by ou. The cheerful spirit God granted you te spread, Lives ofi in memory, it mever will be In_daily iconversations you are oftem mentioned here, |n’jmuhned ones whe 155’ Fou, LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER. You are not forgotten. sister, A."‘u’o’n}' 'S e SR memory last will always think of thee. AND p SISTER, GEORGH al " In lovlnfi remembrance arted this life fourteen vears ago., No- N lfl!nt Infl all alone, 3, detp regret ‘only “3our Memory, dear To Yemember our whols life throush. PAMILY. VY, MYRTLE A. In loving remem MR’ or [y dear daushter Novempe Our " thaughts "are Slreye with thee. IDDLETON. MENRY M. and MARY A: In loving memory of our dear HENRY ufi:fi’xfmw. who his lte Jinuaty 26, 181 dna MARY . for alw: ERe R . OVERTON. STy devor 3 o e um Sears g0’ today. Novemser ROLLINS. GERTRI of ‘our umu LLINS. V0 ears ags a1 'hu\'h fih?% "mrnmx b x'n't’:’:'n MARGARET AND EVELYN. s WASHINGTON, JOHN H. In sad but love ine temembrance of my dear friend, JORN H. WAS this life GTON, wi Orie Yeat ato 1007, Moy r54, Toge. Just » line of sweet rem Just 4 memory fond Just's token fove's That_my he D) MOTEN. WILSON, ‘ance una.‘,‘:%i'.’:.‘i Teiehone National 2473 nuul Director Private A-n 641 H St. N. E inc. 5544 ' R Ww 3 ] ith ‘the riatna uI'u NW. “Herbert B. Nevius || Funeral Home i 24 New York Ave. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo Private’ O mousine Ambulance 3 maing | 13 0 st mx | JOHN n“fiflc"‘m CO. | 1537 10th St. N.W.___Phone North 0843 - | Ni ZKola. Inci J. 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