Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 9

THE _EVENING STAR, TAILORING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN THESE 3-Piece Summer Suits of Finest Thin-Weave Fabrics 3-Piece Suits—Coat, Trousers and Vest! Imported lightweight Doncaster FLANNELS Cool but distinctive TROPICAL WORSTEDS Summery, porous-weave TWIST FABRICS OSE are some of our representative fab- rics. And we have picked them in the most distine- tive effects . . . smart overplaids; new siripe weaves; self-figured pat- terns; handsome new plain Tans and Greys; the clever mnew Dusty Blues. BUT above and beyond the fabric, remem- ber the importance of fine tailoring. 1t is tai- loring that shows the caliber of a thin-fabric summer suit. -And the costliest woolen clothing cannot offer - any finer needlework than these distinguished summer suits of Saks! Proper fit is important mpcr” bear ufa mind that we have Regulars, Longs, Stouts, Shorts, ‘Long Stouts and Short Stouts. Saks—Third Floor GENUINE HAND-WOVEN Imported Panamas 4.95 HE real thing...at a price that means a real saving. Woven by the skilled fingers of South American Panama ex- perts. Twelve smart new shapes. Plain or fancy bands. Saks—First Floor 3-Piece Suits: Coat—Vest— Trousers ‘30 3-Piece Suits: Coat—Vest— Trousers ‘35 3-Piece Suits: Coat—Vest— Trousers ‘40 3-Piece Suits: Coat—V est— Trousers TWO-TONES—REALLY SMART FOR ALL-SUMMER WEAR: 2-Tone Sport Shoes $6—°8 BETTER have a pair ... it’s the smart thing. Every outfit you have will blend hap- pily with Two-Tones. These at Saks are exceptionally fine in leathers and making. Black- and-White or Tan-and-White. Saks—First Floor THE SAKS 2-TROUSER PREPSTER BLUE CHEVIOT SUIT — WITH BLUE TROUSERS AND WHITE FLANNELS 25 ERE’S where we bring out that good old “SPECIAL”! word Because this smart Prepster ensemble for Graduation and Summer deserves it. OUR Blue Cheviot Prepster Suit (for lads of 13 to 18) is known for its unusual distinction and value. Now, we make it give you two outfits instead of ome . . . at the low $25 price . . . by iucluding one pair of blue trousers and one pair of White Flannels. 2.Trouser Prepster Suits of Imported Linen, $12.95 Saks—Second Floor 'SERVICES ARE HELD FOR MRS. HENDERSON Resident of Washington for 30 Years Is Buried in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ann Henderson, 88 years old, a Washington | resident for 30 years, who died Wednes- day at her residence, 256 Ninth street northeast, were held at the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Interment was m Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mrs. Henderson, a resident here since 1900, was the gfandmother of Lamar | Watson York, prohibition agent, ‘vho was_killed by alleged rum runners on April 12. Grief over the death of her grandscn is said to have aggravated aer already seriously weakened condi- jon. A native of Charlotte, N. C.. Mrs. Henderson was the widow af John W. Henderson, & Confederate soldier, who died during the Civil War. Besides a daughter, Mrs. John L. York, she is survived by three grand- children, John Harris York, Mrs. Alice Ristig and Mrs. Ruth Graves, and seven great-grandchildren. WASHINGTON, D., C., FRIDAY, FREDERICK BUSE DIES AFTER 3-MONTH ILLNESS Employe in Stamp Division of City Post Office Expires at Age of 59. Frederick Buse, 50 years old, for the last 10 years an employe in the stamp division of the City Post Office, { died late Wednesday at Gallinger Hos- | pital of heart disease after an illness of three months. He lived at the Vie- toria Apartments. . During the World War Mr. Buse toured the country with “Billy” Sunday durh’ll the latter's speechmaking cam fl pon arriving in Washington, e became interested in the Liberty Loan drive and later became superin- tendent of the Liberty Hut, which ad- journed the Union Station Plaza. At the close of the war, he accepted a position in the stamp division of the Post Office, which he held until the time of his death. He is survived by his mother, Mn Elzabeth Buse of St. Louis, brother, H. W. Buse, former mayor o( Ridley Park, Pa.: a son, Frederick Buse, jr., of New York City, and three sis- , ters, Mrs. Don La Rue of St. Louis, interest charges. Here you from the Summer most chase on terms pleasing Priced from One Subject Only lF you've noticed, we de- vote one subject, and one subject only; the We do this because the quality of Deal Service is so well known that it is not nec- essary to talk about that, and because cost is a matter of primary importance to so many families. Our service, complete, may be had for as little as $125. -2 KEEP COOL IN AN EISEMAN SUMMER SUIT Buy it on convenient terms, through July, Au- gust and September. No may choose popular styles in cool, well tailored suits. And you may charge your pur- to you. Come in and arrange now to open that account and select a Summer suit. $16-39 1o $30 EISEM Seventh and F Sts. our advertising to discussion of cost. '?EAL FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference; Hsk your neighbor 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820! Unul 9 P. WOMEN’S & GROWING GIRLS’ Pat, Colt, Satin 99 . Strap Pumps, Opera and Ties. Pumps, Al sizes Bargain Basement BOYS AND GIRLS PLAY OXFORDS Black ‘and Tan 6 to 3 Bargain Basement Children’s BAREFOOT SANDALS Quaranteed r_in se sandal You bave never the opportunity to pur- chase sizes up to at such s ridiculous price MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS | JUNE 6, 1930. Mrs, Frances Kennedy of Detroit Mrs. J. P, Weber of i Puneral Chicago. urvwe- will be conducted urch at 10:30 oclock tomorrow morni: !nterment will be in Fort Lincoln Ofi::- th Masonic rites by La Fayette , of which he was a member, —— Births Reported. The following births have been reported ealt Department in the last 34 Allen G. Alien 0. and Juliette M. Lio mil E. and Al P R e e Hugh F._a X5 . and Margaret A. Pat nd Mildred R, Gooch, boy. Csrus R and Edith L. Greveink, o3 Maicolm’ and_Elizabeth Keriin, | Willam T. and Edna Wells, E Ji. and Eme Baer, Doy, nna Morgan, boy. Ralph R. and_Flossie Bowen, boy. Georges and Sarah Thenaulf, boy. Ehilip and Dot Ebert, bo. dward and Bertha Gurtis, boy. Joseoh and Baniige Tonatr"Vor. John and Mable Morris. girl. Decatur and Bernice Trotter. girl. Burnett and Mary E. Hughes. girl. William and Naomt Byrd, girl, James and Lois B. Edwards. girl Edward and Christine ‘Haiman. &ir Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reports to the Health Department fn’ the iast ¢ Wheeler, 88, 1601 16th st. 80, Cathedral Hothital, 78, 4817 Brewer pl. Willam Macioan. 10, Gallineer Hc-ulm Cornelia R. Newton, 69. 1717_20th Annie Wood, 5. Providence Hoxpu-) - Allen, 59, 1331 Isth Rosie E. Ins Marcelhis O e Jenif Whecter, 2. National Homeopsthic Woodson, 13. 125 D st. s.e. D. [ Westcamp, "2 ‘moriths, Provi- | _Infant of Rohm and Gladys Riley, 4 days, Columbia Hospita | Elizabetn vmuun 8. 638 3rd st T, Lo rte Gertrude Barnes, 53 Sarrie Smith, 56, Home for Aged and In- "Rlberta Thomas, 44, Freedmen's Houpital. Edward All 3 Alabama Aliee Radme, 20 316 Eve st ser - Bees do not hum with their mouths. the humming sound is produced by their wings, FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS appl: e L I R R ELAS‘SM Call Hyattsville 1437-M after OSTON TERRIER. Gray, Screw tall mcut ny little ral feward. T auimann, 480 Colorade. aee. no. © May 70 between 18 Liberal reward. DOG—Fem: collar. Ticen, "arer. " Rewssd: L. *Sand 8trors. 3713 Sand st. now. le. large brindle with white chest il smail | 987, GLASSES, brown tortolse shell Fiiday, May ’so Reward. ~Address Box 431-V, gm’omcg GOLD WATCH chain: yester heluun Tnmty Collere nn Brmkllnd car to dencs 612 1 Rew: 8 ck. in £ box; lon Thurs- “Dethesn Forhan "Vilkge and” verment da. ave. Call Cleve. 1554, MABONIC RING, white gold with Black onvx g stone. Call Lin. 7365, m R in.’ 7368, Mrs. Ben). GE purchased_at Lansburgh & Bro. flnder k)lnd!y Taturn o store or 3214 SR & lantic 383 KETBOOK—In_Diamond cab, at Chesa e Beach Junction, Digtrict lihe, about 9 POCKETBOOKleue black 1 with metal and tortoise shell rim, ini about $18 and black silk and sold-tippe e ca wa Return to 1840 Beaths. BARKLEY, JONN A On Thureday, v Bls gesidence, 1478 Col. IOHN A. B, II\ILBIII‘ of the 'flbhl'| rvices %" nis lafe residence. Saturda, at 2 pm. Interment private. B ROSA HART. A HART E Masor and Oil Iate Samuel BURKE. DORA 1930, fen 2 Tative Tnterment Cedar Hilt Cemetery. BUSE, FREDERICK. On June S ost, FREDRRICK BUSE . Mg 1 n‘.‘ua- Saturday, June 7 BUSE, FREDERICK. Dengried this Ufe on Wednesday, June FREDER! BUSE. Msmbers of Warren G. Harding No. 31, O. E_8. are advised o rvices from Fourth Presbyterian d Fairmont sts. D.W., on at 10:30 a.m. BUSE. FREDERICK, A special communlcl- Fayette Lodge, ¥, " Thas boen called or Bacirday. June 7. 1930, 10:45 a.m. to attend the funeral gfgur iate d séd ‘Drotiher. PREDERICK ' W. H. WANAMAKER. Secretary. BUTLER. JOSEPH W. Entered into sternal Test on “Thursday, June 5. 1980, at 2.4 of" niy Gon. 4030 p;m. At the residence of his fon b ttle _Neel ne H W, Marithon Parkxay isbaRa” o - ENsapéth M- Butier, of Franklin Butler and Louise But- ew. He was emploved ot the Bu- Teau of Engraving and Printing for many s member of Brishtwood Park byrs, Lodge, ¥ + past vmmnz a: ne 8, at Interment at Cypress Hills Cometery: Brookiyn. N. ¥. Reliatives nd friends invited to attend. LOUIS J. Entered into eumn noon, June 6. Funeral will be held from tional Church, M st. bet. n.w. at 1 pm. Saturday, .mx Yriends invited. = ‘Wednesday, Hre ilso leayes two uncles, one cousin. Fun Saturda . from Lomax's funeral parlor, J4g0's n couu. AGNES M. On Thursday, .vun- [ 930 at, Ner residence, 3038 Lt nmy afier 'brief finess. AG M. COATES: Remlms may be seen ai the funeral home & llen, 13th gt and Fis. ave. Als VS erment Lfncoln “iabmorial Cemetery. DUYALL MARIA E. On Thursdaz, Jure 5 Nottingham, . MARIE E. Veurs, Deloved wife of T Buvall . Fun g St. Thomas 2_o'clogk N ment St Thomay Cemetery, Poome, M Relatives and friends invited. GANSE. HUGO. On Friday, June 6. 1930, HUGO, 10 years of age, Beloved nisband of Betiy an Aert, Phyllic and SGanser Fneral from the chapel of Bernard Danzansky. LTt st June lease omn owers. LL, WIL on Thurldfly‘ b Joig, H 'fiz lhubemn b 2 Toinen Hospital. eloved husoand o JILN M Yevotea ‘Tather of Wi John and Jes: nwell and “l AIB.I 73 Davis. Mri. Bercha Fisner, Mrs '*‘ Coles 'and Mrs, Mary Lai fenmogarily Testing 8t 1400 B st. X .w. Fun oo, "from_St. urch, Tenleytown. Vited. Interment Payne's Cemetery. HAWKINS, ANDREW JACKSON, Op Thure; xv,xlg e 5, 1930, ANDREW JA( Hson AW Funeral Sunday, ‘Jun 1 Bt Baptist Chutch, 21¢n and ave. nw Tntermeni Coesville. V James L. Pinn, o Re: ing at chiurch. juddy”: black, light brown . R d. 1055 M t. D Norn “1‘.1 eWAT 3 onroe st. n.e. PRICE BQOK & 3 PRICE BO: nchor fences. Finder nl%nl on- m:?x“ SHite T Brienacher en: car or on d b, Lin. 5508 s Metropoll 7 WRIST WATCH, white gold (I8dy's), on Quiney st nw. ‘near Ga. ave. 91 nl' Adlmn 4209. Sy WRi CH—Lady's, R nkraved on brok. “Live seph_Adams, Hotel McAustin. "1- MONUMENTS isplay WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARDINE, _448 N T Ave N.W. 5t Naen sare. Why Pay for Eu-rythln( Chambers will give the whole funeral, cars = o $100 v S T E E L VAULTS. Best that money can ss Imy By only. ces Incly Sincers Seryice The Greater CHAMBERS Co. Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 THE LEADER SHOE STORE |°:’:5‘_:3‘.L“;.. =4 Until 9 P. M. BOYS’ OXFORDS 99 Black ana Tan. - Unusual Values sizes 1 to 8 Bargain Basement BOYS AND GIRLS TENNIS SHOES Hi and Lo: Tan: all VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT Largest assortment of Spring Shoes for hoys and girls we have ever shown. 726 SEVENTH ST. N. W. ain Basement Misses” and Children SHOES Pat. Colt. Tan. Metil and Wil van Str s, Ties and “Oxtords. $1:22 Bargain Basement $2.95 HOLLYWOOD SANDALS A special pur- chasy allow, of 1,500 us to quote this very special price. MARINé_QFFICEHs WILL RETIRE SOON Col. Backstrom, Col. Clinton and Lieut. Col. Small Have Hoover Approval. Three high-ranking officers of the Marine Corps, who have completed 30 years of service, will soon retire with the approval of President Hoover. Col. Theodore E. Backstrom will quit the service on June 30, Col. Thomas M. Clinton will retire on July 1, while Lieut. Col. William M. Small will assume civilian status on November 15. Capt. Frederick Israel will be retired immediately for physical disability tei- dent to_the service. Col. Backstrom is & mative of Mis- sissippi and has numerous friends in the Nltlunll Capital, where he com- manded the Marine Barracks from 1924 to 1927, and he makes his home here. He served with the Marine forces in the Boxer rebellion and later saw duty in the Philippines, Cuba and Nicaragua. Col. Clinton, now commanding the nival pfllon. Portsmouth, N. H, is a native of North Carolina and has like- wise had extensive service abroad. In Haiti he was chief of staff of the Ist Brigade and later commanded the Marine post at Cape Hatlen. Lieut. Col. Small, & resident of Balti- more and native of Maryland, became a commissioned officer from the ranks. as he enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1900. His service included duty with the Vera Cruz expedition in 1913 dnd has served on the islands in the Carribbean sea. From 1925 to 1927, he served with the Haitian National Guard. He also was commanding officer of the naval prison at Portsmouth and was for several years director of the fleld officers’ section of the Marine Corps schools at Quan- tico, Va. Capt. Israel, a native of Philadelphia, is also a former enlisted man. Duri the World War he served with the 2 Division and holds the Navy Cross, Army Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre for galiantry. 13 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS FROM SACRED HEART Mgr. P. C. Gavan Delivers Address at Commencemdnt Exercises of Academy. The importance of parents keeping in close touch with their children and of children obey(nt their parents was stressed by Mgr. B. C. Gavan, pastor of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, in speaking at commencement exercises of the Sacred Heart Academy last ngiht. Thirteen graduates were given diplomas at the exercises. A large crowd was in attendance. The graduates were: Marie Cecelia Allen, Frances Appich, Rose Mary Koontz, Mary A. Lanman, Katherine Lee, Bernadine McCann, Ellen McDonald, Margaret McDonald, Eleanor Murray, Eleanor Rattigan, Anna Ruppert, Jean Ruppert and Ger- trude Sheehan. HUNGER CAUSES FAINT Miss Emma Brown, 40, Collapses ‘While Walking on Street. Exhausted after three days without food, Miss Emma Brown, 40, collapsed on the sidewalk in the 400 block of H street early today, and was taken to Emergency Hospital, After preliminary treatment there she was removed to Gallinger Hospital for several days’ rest. She told the police she came here last April from Baltimore to look for work. She said she had not been able to find regular work and has suffered greatly from llck of food and ahalter Baby Burrymore Goes to Sea. HOLLYWOOD, Calif, June 8 (#).— Baby Dolores Ethel Barrymore has a nnn chance to acquire a sun tan. She g‘m to sea with her p-renn on the first cruise of & new yacht, * A9 Beaths. 8:30 ' ¥, e otn s Vinnie Robin: pson, 1 from 'Vermont' A IAWKI\L FANNIE E. P ficers and members ot i, 102, J. U, 8 -llrnd unu-x of FANNIE KINE A R . from Vermont Avenus ’1?"" Churt JBister tents invited RENCE MORTON, Leader. SARAH P. HAILSTORKS, Fin. Sec. LANE, GLADYS. On wWednesday, June & resting at Lomax's chapel, 1400 § may be seen Friday after 3 p.m !undl‘ June 8, at Culpeper, Va. Inter- ment Pairview éemmm- Gulpeper. 1 at 418 hing nlw'rli" IDA. late George ington and Elizabeth Alexander XAI Notice of funeral Inter. Ll]‘bgo" I':llnl"l [‘d On Prmlé Jlml C . at her residence. HESTER LIBB Rem: s resti the W oW Chambers Taeral home. hm snd Chapin ‘sts. n.w. Notice. of funeral tecurnfl. (BRIDGET. _on Wednesday, 4, 1930, at "Georgetown University . BRInET, bflm!d sister_cf El- Mary Horgan. Funeral “from her lafe on Saturda 52 s (nHlIfl to attend. Interment at Holyrood Cemetery. L MEGGETT, ROBERT, On ’l'hurlfllg J\mt 8 Jaso.at Pinenursi sanitarium. b RT s HROCEs Tfunerar Home. 2901 . B on Saturday, June 7, at 3 p.m. Friends invited. Intgrment ot/ oxenweoa Cemetery RAN| VALL. _On 1095, at Barseney Hov: DL"VALL husband of the Cora E. Middleton. —Funeral from Qak HIL Chispel aturdsy, Juns g GERTRUDE M. on Thursds 1930. at_Bibley Hospital, GER- MILLER (nee Kiein), beloved wife of “George E. T. Miller. ' Funeral from the chapel of Fraik Geier's sons Co, st Saturday. June 1. &t Reas at st Francis church. mu. n and R. ne. 9 oclock Relatives_‘and frichas ' invieed. * Tnterment Mount Oljvet Cemetery. [ SMITH. SAMUEL W. On Tuesday. June 3 030." at_3:38 pm. At his residence, 1016 uth, Caroling dve, ce. UEL M of the late nd Carollr.- Bmlm peloved nashand’ of Mary h '(nes Bryan). father of Dorothy. & Calvin ‘and Gladss Smith. Sarah L. Washington. uneral services at the above residence aturday, June 7, at 2 p.m._ Friends Vited. "Tnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. 6 TOLBERT. BLANCHE. Suddenly. on Wed. Tolbert, Eljen” Tolbert, diushte or A Mubtord ‘and sister of oeuru ord. | Remaing resting at B arvis Tanera ehureh, o Pou o n.w. Notice of funeral later. WALLACE, BESSIE ORA. ~ Entered m«g nephews, f And frisnds Notice of ‘funeral later. WEAVER, LAVIN his_Jif EAVER Depasted. this life on her nsidence Pias Shh 3 nw LAVINTA ER. e beloved wite of the late grandchildren, twel grandchildren, two great-great-grand- ghildren, two' brathers, two sisters and ot} reh. falerment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. 1 WINSTON, WILLIAM. Departed this life 3 30 after a_long ill- tal. | WILLIAM Nanj er.” Re- haing Jesting st aniter's Tuneral parlors, 1115 23nd s WOLF, Al.lxn(nzl On Tuesday, June 3 1930, o Breakers Hotel in Atantic R_WOLF. beloved hus- Sand. oF ANt e BrweKl SWoll, fatner of Willlam B Wolf,"Alexander Wolf, it ley 1d. at 10:30 Thursday morn- ing. Interment w.n{nnnen Hebrew Geme- ery. In Memaortam. B JOKS, BERNICI 1 loving em - OO o Pens dek Gaughter. BERNICE KS, ;lhfl died two yeln ago Nfll!v une 6, i Two years have passed, our hearts still sore, As time goes on we miss you more. XDU‘I' n:;mol:v is as fl!!d‘lszldol’.l‘y.3 n ou pas i e Bour JOU PR PAMILY. © MEADE, PHIPPI R. In loving remembrance Pl-nlgl‘:{ RfleVUlbfl huahr:nddie.dld X‘ YC:PI 70 i agn today. ]‘m 6. 1924 Tn_our hearts vour memory lingers, Swe so tender, kind and true, Theulu Rot'w day, Ger fatner. at"we do ot thin 'rHEtz 'OTED WIFE AND SONS * R INSON, W. A.MVD ln ad 'al"‘ XOVD- OB i ory HEBTNEON, who' died two' Jars ago to- AR ';PATH!R AND. MOTHER. YLOR, In sad_remembrance of AR o88 moiner. ANNIE. TAVLOR: who y ludflen“ feft me three years ago today, June 6, 1t is_nmot the tears at the time that are THES Rell of the hearts that are broken, Byt ‘the silent tears in the after vears, nee HER HEARTBROKEN BALGRYER, BVA. ¢ ————————————————————— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISSAC BIRCH! 3034 M St MW Fiams mest s CHAS S. ZURHORST CAPITOL_ST. e_Lincoln 0372 Frank' Gelcr's Sons Co. S Crpes Tolzoons National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral mne\ur Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the mlcenun .l nor eont with the original are establi: = Rt 6620 Phone P ermerty m 1 st nw. £ Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924_New York Ave. N.W. District 2608 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private meusm: Ambu!ance H ST NE. 0524 Mattn” Chavel Lincoln ALMUS R SPEARE £ the Original W. R. Speare Ce. _1623_Conneeticut Ave. Potomas_4800 ~ WILLIAM H. SCO~'171b 409 8th ST. _LINCOLN nno T W.W.Deal & Co. 816 B 6T NE LINCOLN_§300. Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337,10th St. N.W. __ Phome North 0047 élyde J. Nlcholl, lnc. St N.W. J WILLIAM LEE'S SONS FUNERAL DIRECTOR CREMATORIU 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1383 FUNERAL DI:SIGN!. Gude Brot. Con 1313 P St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensi: GEO C. SHAFFE! TVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT NCks, - OTEL NAT, £416 & NAT 6108 IATI nd sunaayy._14th & Eye CEMETERIES. NWOOD E Vaultage, $5 per month _Choice lots and sites for sale. FORT COLN CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL cu!l LOTS . S Wide Ranse REASONABLE PRICES—TERMS MODERN CREMATORIUM Washington-Baltimore Bivd. at District Line use Cit b Eaenassss 7 OB siriet 5108 ™ CEMETERY LOTS. iRl e