Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN GTON. D County police here. Bernard M. Wiet- of Omaha avenue, hufl' sm block into custody and was taken chnm with transporting intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and was re- upon posting a bond of $500 for s appearance in the Police Court at By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. m lle. Th;“ lstn-c:l ; cotlg: he "‘i RIN — |driving was registered in name of Wh o St ey the | Matilda Berry, 900 block of South Ken- finest assortment of whisky captured in | Wood avenue, Baltimore, Md. many months was taken yesterday by | Corpl. Snyder stopped the driver of | Corpl. D. L. Snyder of the northern |the car on a speeding charge while he district _station of the Montgomery 'was patroling the Colesville road. PRIZE LIQUOR SEIZURE‘ MADE IN MARYLAND| Beautiful WREATHS & SPRAYS of Fresh Flowers tastefully arranged 00 U *>5) L (Our New Address) 1407 H Street *Poon, Vit of 14th St. ‘When he brought the man into the sta- tion he obtained a search warrant from Justice of the Peace Wilson in Takoma Park. It was read to Wietheger, who said he did not have a key to the rear | compartment, but Sergt. Guy L. Jones, in charge of the station, saw him place it in a pack of cigarettes he had. He finally gave it up, and when the com- partment was opened it was packed | Pightly with'large packages in which ere 100 quart bottles of alleged liquor. Each bottle was individually wrapped |and sewed up in burlap. The bottles | Commission. G el e Deaths Reported. been reported to The following deaths have been report o Frank D. Rice. 72. O st A m “Hospital. Beel P e &) O R ave. % Jewett. Park Paul 24, Tuberculosis Hospi Jaton B Sdn: TS o Garfeld, Hosoit Grnchia Hunter, 88, 133 Randoloh ol nie o iam B “Fasior. 63. Home for Aed and James Garnett. 51. 106 2nd st. Remie Stwett: 3% Smulienowpitar. MEMORIALS IN GRANITE. MARBLE and BRONZE ON DISPLAY at 448 Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. 1 WILLIAM JARDINE, Secty. 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Natl. 5870 | Hotel. bore the mark of the Quebec Ligour NAPOLEON B. FIELDS DIES OF INJURIES Retired Member of White House Police Force Fell on Ice About Ten Days Ago. Napoleon B. Fields, 71 years old, re- tired member of the White House po- lice force on which he served for many year, who had the acquaintance of many Presidents, died in Georgetown Uni- versity Hospital yesterday from septic poisoning resulting from injuries sus- tained when he slipped and fell on the ice in front of his home. 2813 Bellevue terrace, about 10 days ago. Mr. Flelds had served at the White House during the administrations of all Pmmenu from Cleveland to Harding. He retired in 1921. During ete last 15 years of his service he was on night waich duty in the executive offices. While in the service he made a col- lection of autographed photographs of the Presidents in the whm House dur- ing the time he was stationed there. He also had pictures of many diplo- mats and other dignitaries who had been entertained at the executive mansion. Mr. Fields was a member of Potomac Lodge of Masons and the Order of the Eastern Star. He is survived by a_son, Francis Fields of San Antonio, Tex., and two Miss Lucy Fields of Warrenton, Va. nmznl e wnilht. Burial 'fl.l be at Marshall, Va. Births R Reported The following nirths have been re tne; fiefln‘."bfi" ment i the past 38 Hours: £t o-m-n- sfln 2 bos. Willlam s K ol Soulx W. and Wlllrzd &' ad Durnthy M. 'rmm. boy. L. and Anes D, Crosby. William D, ‘and Elizabeth N Hurry and Marcaret G, Goldman. boy. Glarence P. and Mabel M. Nicholas. boy. Mary C. Gilmare. boy. isie L. Noble. boy. Rubin. girl taye V. and Efe b2 feldt. wirl. o B4 Aunes tz, irl. N. and Jeaneite L. Raiph. sirl. Hele ha Gladss d_Mildred and Cathe: ter airl, Dodson and Lenora eoh S, and S ?: B. a oA nompson. PRINT MUSIC FOR BLIND. NEW YORK, February 1 (#).—The first publication of its kind, an interna- tional magazine for blind musicians has been mailed to schools for the blind, public libraries and sightless persons all over the world who are interested in music. On the tables of those who know” OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG| COFFEE If You Are Not Fully Satisfied With the Coffee You Now Serve ... Try This Delicious Coffee Which Datl Pleases Thousands of Coffee Drmkers On Sale ONLY at All ‘““‘Sanitary’’ and Piggly Wiggly Stores 35 Cents the Pound FEBRUARY sisters, Mrs. Charles R. Chichester and services will be conducted Wise funeral parlors 1. 1930 HUTCHINSON SUIT NEARS COMPLETION = Wife of Film Distributor, Suing for Alienation, De- nies Social Climbing. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, February 1.—With ( the arguments of counsel scheduled to start Monday, the $300,000 alienation of affections suit brought by Mrs. Mattie Dean Hutchinson, Chicago society matron, against Mrs. Edith P. Taylor probably will reach the jury early next week. Attorneys for both sides rested their cases yesterday and a week end recess was ordered. Mrs. Hutchinson, the last witness called, emphatically denled the allega tions of her husband, Samuel S. Hutchinson, wetlthy film distributor, that her its were extravagant and that she was a “social climber.” On cross-examination by Benjamin F. Bledsoe, attorney for Mrs. Hutchin- son, the film executive admitted that he was financing the defense of Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor, in direct quemmlnl testified that she met Hutchinson 1908, but did ‘not know he was mrrled untll after their first child was born. 's 20-year affair 'l'lylur until 1927. SOCIETY NAMES HEAD. Mrs. Percy Quin Leads Group of Descendants. Mrs. Percy Quin of Mississippi was elected national president of the Ni tional Society of the Children of the American Revolution at a special meet- ing of the board of management of the society yesterday afternoon in Me- morial Continental Hall. Mrs. Quin is the wlfe of Representative Quin of Mississipp! Mrs. Quln succeeds the late Mrs. Rhett Goode of Alabama, who died about two months ago. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy tonigh and tomorrow, rising temperature; mln- imum temperaturs wnllht about 26 de. grees; genile to moderate south and | southwest winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy and not so cold tonight; tomorrow partly clfludy with rising umpentuu. moderate southwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to- morrow, slowly rising temperature. West Virginia—Cloudy wnuh and w- morrow, slowly rising temperature to. | night and in east portion tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 36; 8 p.m., 32; 12 midnight, 27; 4 am,, 21; 8 am, 21; | noon, 33. Barometer—4 pm. 30.12; 8 30.25; 12 midnight, 30.32; 4 m., WGG 8 a.m,, 30.37; noon, 30.35. Highest tempenlure. 38, occurred at 4:15 p.m. yuurdny. lowat tempera- | ture, 17, occurred a m. today. | ‘Temperature same a.n last year— Highest, 32; lowest, 19. | Tide Tables, letic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 4:28 a.m. 2 g: high tide, 9:55 am. llld 10: 10 Tomorrow—Low tide, 5 a.m. and 5:12 ::.: high tide, 10:32 a.m. and 10:46 The Sun and Moon. | Today—Sun rose 7:16 a.m.; sun sets | I ‘omorrow—Sun 7:15 sets 5:30 p.m. ot gl Moon rises 9:01 a.m.; sets 8:17 pm. Weather in Various Cities. Stations. PRI PE T N SR Y R 238285233 FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Tempgraturg, Weather. Bt Toudy | cloudy T Brest." Pran Rain Stocknoim, Sweden rm cloudy | Gibraltar. " Spa o ‘Grainwich tme. todey Horta (Fayal: Asores.. . 80 R Current obs Hamilton, Bermuds Bart cloudy | San Juax, Porto Rico. oudy Part cloudy Gloudy imi‘r_—T diamiond strip of black betw eater and 18th reward. = Address in, Sase. inor outside Reward. ‘BUNCH OF KEYS, of Center Market, mid Swner's name and address insige. an CAT, vouns, male, ¥ray” and white, Ted col- lar, in Chevy Chase, D. ! & Rewara. Phone Clev. 1082 CLASS RING, Gunsion lml. ‘engraved “Betty nkin: B. Jenkins, flu Ilnlnhlm o DOG, brown and white Collie; answers me pame of Dewey, Liberal reward. 3111 N e 20 _North_52: (Furnished by United States Coast and | | Geod Qard of Thanka. r:f.l'lu.‘ ELEANOR. The fai of the d its sincere thanks and urn Hation to the relatives and friends Tor their kindness ‘auring her. dliness and death d for their beautitul forsl offerings. Brathl. ADAMS, DAVID. arted. this life dan, uary 31, 193 DAVID ADAMS ins resting at Frasters fu néral “home, 380 R. 1. ave. n.w. Notice of Tuneral fater. ) ARZBERGER, DR. EMIL G, January 28, 1930, aire, Clarendon, 'Dr. EMIL G. ?llm. pathologist with uu - nt_Industry, U. 8. of ins resting !udd-ll , on at BAINES, FRANCES ANNA. On Fride 1, 1930, at her residence, 3 NCES beloved wife of A, ed Funeral from her la Jestdence ‘om Monday, ‘February 3. 1930, iT%m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. ¥ BARTHOLOW. ALICE E. On "‘éfl Jan- ' 4 Fni A0 ity 31, 1930, Tovea Tister ot “Pannge G and P lnlhulcw. I"l ‘Mabel Marvin Barthole of Chicago, nonl lQl’VlCCl ll St Ch pshire ave. an hbl’lllT’ 3 at 2 l’mzrmem. DX’(VII! BOSTIC. DR. JORN A, Janus t 8 A ana 1ll. Andrew's E Suddenty, Thursday, 5 his resi- eld. ¥ suu andfatber, Gineral from the . Libcoln .Tempi gressional Church Sunday. Pebruary 3. BOSTIC. JOMN A Association announces the sudden gt Brotner JOHN A, BOSTIC. on 8y, ar; Lincoin Memoriai Church, 11th -nd n’ s, r) 5 K The, Banneker lunu death Thut BOSTIC. JOHN A. Aueclmon of old- S nanant (colareds il attend th funeral of JOHN A. BOSTIC, piary 3, 1930, from Lincoln con' Temple, 11th and o'clock p.m, SAMUEL W. W. GEORGE L. wALTou. Sect'y. JOHN Young Men’s Protective Wl attend Cfumeral of N A C, Sundey, February 2, 1330. froi itional Tempie, 11th and R st t 1 o'clock S8 D WA S ‘uu.!n, Pres. GEORGE L. wu.'mn. Sect’ 3% (i ihis Lte ILLIAM B RAD- ly at LEY. Robert Clmvbell' st. s.w. Notice of mnenl hler CHASE, HAI‘I‘.A lnA l),la'!';mrolgly. Jan- s 1y belovs - Mk mA udse decl weored S 7th n’elmv?-n Gnd triends nwmfl , IDA. The officers .nd “M“u rrof e Baci Ladies' Reliet, S0 glety are hereby notified of the death of our beloved sister, IDA and Iequeste o "sitend tne funerai uonau, February 3, 1930, at 10 am.. froi e Chureh ‘of th LI; ‘any, Dumbarton ave nd 28t i h sts. between 27th ai Bl cuase, pros MARION DEPUE. @ d':' e V- epue, ased” 33 veass Notice of funeral Inter. JORN REV. Saturday, 1930, JOHN FERNER. w. on Pebruary 1. Homeopathic Ho- pital, Rev. b the funeral "?"".’:_"'..:..S::’ !‘mermem Marshal B! D E. On Priday B30 atier oa ons tiness s c-u\n, be- llgv'?a Fusoand of ‘lhn Fu. chapel January Walter e leaves to e loss a devoicd wite, tWo s Tiwo k:m't'l'\'eu gnd s host of ether and trie teiniives 3o iontdew Church. c-nfllne Yclock, from County, Vi HALLER, COLEN ary 31 1030, at hc X oved. hushand of ‘the iate Alice c o Jialler and loving, father of Regina, Jenteve, an els, eh TS sl at )gounb Olivet Ceme- MARRIS. LAURENCE. Departed this lI1e January 31 1930, at Waiter Reed Hospital, LAURENCE i Reese t Fraiees }\mlnl Bome. 389 R. l ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 2 W. On Friday, January ai ARD. GEORGE llviuo. on Thi Saiuary at u.ncmm St ot W - GEond RV Not ston. Funeral services at the J’W\llllm on nuary 31, umo at cmaue w-mlnnon non‘m-l ln- K. LEE. of W ice Hibes " Go 14th s nda. P9 S “interment Con: Febru, A Sressional Cemeters. Suddenly. on Frids Emergency nloumm. ry p.m. ves trien: Jitdd, TotBiment st 'Ceanr Hill Cematers. 3 : oo JRENE | HUTCHINSON, on MeDONALD. IR ol Jinuary 31, 1930, LD. in Rer 38tn AT vite inday. hald, Funeral ¢ tatermgnt Uhlon Cemerers: B 2 McINTOSH, SARAH E, ruary’ 17 1930, fesidence. -of m, Mortfeld, 1308 n. Relatives and lrlen s th! Ifle Pelock the it ay. {nvited to attend MOPKINS. LE NNA, ‘ Degulefl T n and friends invited. MOPKINS. ANNA. he Wineteenth Strect B JULIA WEST H, JENNIE I anmru Rec. WTON. Y E. On Thu mn A Steritne, Loudon County, Va., NEWTON, beloved mother of Kathr) van Riswick. Molly Hill, Minnie Crddin ton and the'late Emma Skinner. '~ iner at, Herndon, Va. Februar © 7. 0 Hetutives -m: Hends invited. o nz . MARY C. On Saturday, February 1. 1930, at Pr ovidence Hospital, MARY C. Belboe motner of Jonn O'Brien, - Remain Dol M 'Rer fate residence, 726 North Capitol st. Notice of funeral later. REDDICK. AMBROSE. On, Thursdey. Jen- 0. _at his residenc HOSE" RED devoted hu: Sana St (Sertrude Reddick land stepfath ta Jones Funeral Sun . January MARY t t the r!'n'flmn'lr'lou. S0th st and Dumbarion 'z. Departed this 19; 55 NS, MARY OLIVIA, January den S SeA Tindc Holling. O She leaves 1o mourn their N—Small, basket-shaped, Diatinum alamana, Tuesday! “Reward. "Return or'n'éc Washington Hote Party who PURSE_] found _brown purse Tuesday may oy 11" nts 1381 %‘:‘:::m“..“i.":’ tel, Finder g'uu o bhone Linoo) d - W: revard ¢ AR, quar _F.—f & m 'rn te T mbia Theater, "-‘:“w con tnrnu RINGS 8Ci cente: Mu nnnl T P C" ase phone Decatur 3186 AL, 408 Liberal Fewara reward. Tkl Hay-Adams House. 'A-n "AGLES—Dai tacles in large case. tara o M. . WRIST WATOH, Iady's Orueni snsraved Froncie. fi--rl l'glf’mmm P Back. Buloj ilul luther loss three daughlers, two sons. one nd other relatives and_friends. nday, Pebruaty 2 1930 Allen A M. E. C.."Rev. J. Ross Ditement Rosemont. Cemeters. Relatiyes e friends lmum on n-tum.v 4518 axed ghter of Francis W. and As M r (nee Murphy). Fu- neral Brivate. DOHNEA 4. .On Saturdss, Feb- , 1920, at 2 at the resi- dence of huhluunl-m um , Sheriday DOHI 2on "of Wi Rohice' of Tuneral nereatier EBSTER. GEORGE donty, on rn- JIIIIIII’ 1930, ) thod doh of Alfred 3 Thine m his | JoNEs, cnuul 3. A-7 in ‘mnriuu. lllcl M A oTassagl, b ma ot prie m"hl ' i MARGAREY it ..,.3"-. it Piary L, Toa, bt uffer no Some dav, time, ome day. some time, our eyes shall see Some day her han be clum in ours d never say fa HUSBAND. membrance of my dear BROWN, who departed t %0 today, nm-ry 1, 1928, Sleep in Jesus, y sleep. D'ioved Jou "bar Jesus Toved you best. xofl'm BROWN. JULIA J. In sad _remembr ur dsushter and sister, arted this life (w0 years ago to- r&mm i T BROWN, THEODORE. In sad ma Iovlnl Te. son, THEODORE lite two years hy -u-a since 1) When the oo’ we loved was called When we are alone and silent We brea Tel For 1030 the worid DEVOTED M CLARK. THOMAS F. 1In sad remembrance OF o2ury beloved, husband” and father. OMAS F. CLARK. this fe, thirteen’ years ago Today, Pebruars 1 ATHER AND 8IS May he rest In peace. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * HAMILTON, NANCY J. In loving brance of my dear’ mother, 4 TON, who died seven years a4 today, February 1, 1933 To have, to love and then to part Iy the sreatest sorrow of our hearts. HER VING DAUGHTER, BLANCHE SHOEMAKER. = HIGHTOWER, ALICE. In sad but memory of ‘our dear one, ALI TOWER. who departed this life one , February 1, 1 You are fl?" but not forgotten, al ving IGH- year You have taught me And some day I h In that numm Roms ‘Sbove. AUGHTER, SARAH In membrance of my Tho, entared January 30, 18 KILBY. JOSEPH WOODWARD. In loving remembrance of our dear . hy 'OODWARD Y. this lite seven yedrs ago bruary 1, 1 In lite ummmred In, desth remembered. g DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. MeLAUGHLIN, CYLINDA BRYANT. In lov- ing, remembrance of our desr daushter. A aou%e this life three ye 1t our mem: i mory 1s s dear today 0 s 450, JANUATY CA ds are few, Bear danshter Bow we long 1 ow we long or,nu MILLER. MARIE l. In sad but lovlu Te- mbtance of n#Up. il gRother "and MILLER, who de- ried this life ten ears ago, February 1. s Tour Joy and Bride e We lov.l hlr "l’hlfll ': well— Ten yi foemory stll ling ! fond and true. X e \ND, D‘AH IADA C."MOORE. who died ‘one. year £ brusrs 1. 163 w'ro live in hearts we leave behind is not HER LOVING CHILDREN AHD sm'rlnn O'BRIEN. JOHN EDWARD. In sad but iy adar Drother, 0 Ing \remembrance of dear thig life three years ago today, .Fe “g:\ury In my heart sour memory lingers. Sweetly. tender, nd There ls hot @ diy, dear Eddle, ¢ g0 net Hhink of you. G SISTER. J s lull! 0.. GEORGE J.. LEO AND 'ANNA. ~ Sacred to the memiory ‘of my devoted brothers, RNE. GEORGE leparted this life January 37, 1f L Janinry 29, 1918, ml bruary 1, 1939. Alnl Aloysius 'Chureh. loved _mother, g0 _tods Tt mu‘unb ‘our sraces. They whom we loved on earth Attract uz now 10 heaven: ired our m And soft ¥ Tl mlny a ennn that bmgom ADA. ROBINSON, MARY. In lot v dear beloved wife, N, who departed this life three years ago todny. Pebruary 1. 1n1 Could you ask me if 1 mll“mr. Boihlt flls my heart wit 5 flvfir'&mwmma - llymlll.l. llux In loving embrance of my mother. HELEN R! ho. Darted "this life three years sgo. today, February 1. 1927. that seem like centu Three years that see Sonturies SYBOT, IRENE F. AND ul.unl F. I sad but loving gmbrance of our beloved childaren, " IRENE and ¥. SYHCT who ‘departed his lfe ton years ago Tnjs day rocalls the memorle the loved ones gol An thoas wio THIRE of thertoday Are those who loved them best. FAMILY. WILLIAMS. ROBE In memory of our | loving ‘father, | who | passea e b.lynond three years ot Besutitul lite wi wive thee eternal r P«c- 12 zour aahes siid 1wt 1o 0 308 2o | OHILDREN, JAMES, MARY AND IDA. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. {Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 Sth St. N.W. Col. €324, J WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, CREMATORIU 332 PA. AVE. NW. NATIONAL 1384 138 CHAS. S. ZURHORST Frank Geier's Sons Co. Modern Oopel Teiephone National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON rnnem Private Ambulanes ' St l\ E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of nor xith ‘the orlsin: %% Seapian: — StN.W Fhons Frank. e, lu P 8t N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. anate Limousine Ambulance Moagen Sn pe}. Established 1876 JOHN R WRIGHT CO. Phone Nerth 0043 q Autoniobile sum. fiea, Efucient Service Chaser W. Deal & Co. A LINOOLN 8200. 'ALMUS R SPEARE -m.m-. the Original W. & Svears Co. 623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 @ 7re. o0 1908 B ot 45 yre. at 040 F W FUNERAL DESIGNS. " 1213 F St lve—inexpensive w’ “‘l V4th & fi W“’