Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1930, Page 5

THE SUNDAY ST WASHINGTON, D. Ill AE| fURNITURE Commencing Tomorrow— THE AUGUST SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE V22770750 7, 2 v i i —a semi-annual showing of the more unusual things in home plenishings at reduced prices TOMORROW in Washington the August Sale of Lifetime Furniture makes its 1930 debut with more interesting values and lower prices than have been announced in years. You who have waited for this remarkable chance to save on really good furniture will be rewarded. Everything is ready! A vast collection of some of the more unusual things in good furniture—splendid classics and adaptations of Period in- spiration—cottage types for the more simple effects—reproductions of unceasing interest—Oriental Rugs—Lamps and practically everything else in beautifulplenishings that you could want for your home—at reduced prices now. 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Seventh Street Between D and E C, JULY 20, 1930—PART ONE. , PROGRAM ISMADE | [roe weaTier FOR BAR MEETING == Prominent Colored Lawyers to Address Sessions of National Association. ‘When the National Bar Association holds its two-day session here August 7 and 8 at Howard University Law School a group of prominent colored lawyers will be on the program to de- liver addresses, according to an an- nouncement made yesterday by Charles E. Robinson, president of the Wash- ington Bar Association and vice presi- dent of the national body. Representative Oscar de Priest of Chicago, only colored member of Con- gress, will be among the cpeakers. Others will be Dr. Mordecai Johnson, president of Howard University; Wil- liam E. Lewis of Boston, who was As- sistant Attorney General in the Taft administration; Robert Sengstacke Abott, editor of the Chicago Deferder, and Judge Scipio A. Jones of Little Rock, Ark, who has won a_reputation for the way he has handled cases in- ;ll?:\lsng the rights of colored people in The pmznm is being arranged by Raymond Pace Alexander, president of the national organization, and a com- mittee of the local association. 7he Washington Bar Association will act as host to the visiting lawyers. The com- mittee on entertainment is headed by Perry W. Howard. The business sessions will e held at Howard University Law School, 520 Pifth street, and other sessions in several local colored churches. TRUSTY NEWLY WEDDED FLEES FROM COUNTY JAIL His Term Would Have Expired August 2—Wife Is Deputy Clerks Daughter. By the Associated Press. HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., July 19.—Ed- gar Doss, 21, who as a trusty won the heart of Miss Ruth Stephens, deputy county clerk, and married her while serving a term for housebreaking, escaped from the county jail yesterday. His term would have expired August 2. Doss, a student in the University of Illinois, tired of college life, he said, and last Winter joined a traveling show. He was stranded here, became drunk, robbed a house, and was sentenced to six_months. While on leave as a trusty recently he eloped with Miss Stephens. He returned to jall and she went to Seattle, Wash., where he pllnncd m Jjoin her Iater. MEXICAN FRAUD CHARGED Candidates Complain Officials Would Not Register Their Names. MEXICO CITY, July 19 (#)—The department of the interior announced today that & number of mayors and other local authorities in different parts of Mexico will be prosecuted for al- leged fraudulent actions in connection with the recent congressional elections. Many congressional candidates charged that the accused refused to register their candidacies before the polllns BEACH SOL SOLARIUMS URGED CHICAGO, July 19 (#).—Lake Michi- gan bathers, if Health Commissioner Arnold H. Kegel has his way, may soon be able to absorb the sun's rays with- out the hindrance of a bathing suit. Dr. Kegel yesterday asked for the establishment of solarfums at all beaches, one for each sex. “A solarfum,” the commissioner u(d “is nothing but a stretch of & high board fence around it. g Marriage Licenses. LE.I[ er . 32, Ne it xey . o this eity) RV 9L Kilkenny. rthy. 31, . Clarke, Bary, John MeCartl thi ity, d gamilla West, 21, Atlanta, &% ReT 508 Sharics B. 0. Cares, 36, Southern Pines, C. and Latra C. Towne, 24, this city; Rev. Leon a. Shesrer. y Rarmond A, Winge, 36, Kinderbrook. N and. pmcm. E. Pyfrom, 33, Miami, Michael R'z‘.'o va i Wi b and cl i v ams, 24, Hunsberger, 23; Rev. o C.emem o n W, Grossart, 11, and Lijen . Noel, G. Culbertson. Md o Mo 24, Fort Fooi 21, this city; Yot R. Hopkins, 89, this city. and Eopa I, Tracy, 86, Clarendon, Va.; Rev s 8. M ohe e oles, 22, and Hielen C. Roberts, 2 bow of Baltimore, Md.: e} Ralph McKenney, 37. Takoma Park, Md., 8pd Anne G. Taliaterro, 32, this cityi Rev. and J CHOW DOG—Yellowish-brown. 0993 POR LOST ANIMALS ue,_3 Gleveland nimal Rescue | Nat. 8088 run Nzcxnzcz;r-o hzlda Tight brown: in xi or Greyhound termin: 10, J. C. Binning. _Cl 'GLASSES—The person Who Sitrdy, o I North mo-.: Rewa rson who found glnss %luse call Mr. Lace pe markm Jellell & Co., at ' uzn stnd Columbia £, 106 W Woodblne c wm nu. MONEY, ln x ank of W abmncton. and bus siap. Bth d Ba avs Reward. _Geo; 06-V MONEY, 321, in on R st Rewar Dt. 4. No. 267 ay_envelope, o Tetura 1416 8 s an,.s_uu & of 3 strands fastened with onyx, Thursdsy evening, gn, boat City of hingion, between B:30 and 11:30. Phone Lincoln_1044: PEARLS—8mall_string_of and platinum clasp. Hotel land PIN, c-men design, the three_graci {ueen the Argonne’ Apt. and Hains Reward. _Col._ 4630, Apt. 617. POCKETBOOK, tavestry, on Alta Vista car !num-!“:‘normnl Reward if returned"to S n\;/‘"; fl‘llrl\,mlg ar “Wardman' Fa and Union Station. Reward. — Cieve- POLIGE DOG, 17 weeks old"wes wearing tan pear Hechinger's lumber, yar Herman_Heu Est. 1883 ONUMENTS Digplaz for Your Selrc- arantecd.” nlcu\ WA‘HINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM, JARDINE, Secty, _448 New York ‘Ave. - Natl. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34.00 Local Call... Col. 0423 5830, Call Chambers Co. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. THE WEATHER enerally fair and continued warm today and tomorrow, except prob- bly Jocal thundershowers, and not quite so warm in exueme north portion this afternoon or tonight. West Virginia—Generally fair and continued warm today and tomorrow, except possibly scattered thundershowers in extreme north portion this afternoon. Record for Past 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 81; 2 am. 78; 4 am., 76; 6 am., 74; 8 a. 10 am., 88; 12 noon, 96; 2 p.m., 98; 4 p.m. 101;'6 p.m., 100 8 pm., 93; 10 bams 86. Highest, 102; lowest, 74. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 76; lowest, 62. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:3¢ am. and 9:08 pm.; high tide, 2:43 a.m. and 3:01 p.m. Tomorrow—Low_tide, 10:37 a.m. and 10:08 pm.; high tide, 3:30 am. and 4 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 4:58 a.m.; sun sets 7:30 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—sSun rises, 4:59 am. sets 7:29 p.m. Moon sets 2:26 p.m. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.— Precipl tation & T ga Biate night. .00 om. uon sun ax urdas. Asheville, N. C........ 88 ry Cincinnati, Cheyenne,” Wyo.. Cleveland, Onio. Davenporf, - Towa. Galveston, Helena, Mont. Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Phoenix. Pittsburgh, Franci c'lc if.. 8an_ Francisco, Cal Santa Fe, N. Savannah, Seattle. Was] Springfield, o, WASHINGTON, Births Reported The following births have been reported to artment in the last 24 hours Asnes, Gribble, girl. Frank B. and Helen Bowman, Joseph 3. ‘ahd Florence Bhilips: sirl d Barbara Dittrich, girl. nd Ethel McKenney, girl. John' P and Ethel Schuefer, Girl, Robert L. and Melld,: Jel!ery‘l &l . Fo: ish, girl. L cumm, wirl. Harry O. and Irma Raup. Robert and Frances s-en-nd. “boy. and Eva Bu 0. and Helen Friediander, boy. Zola R Ackerson, boy, an, bots Swanson, boy. and Jule Reatdon, boy. Henry and Ella C. Gets, boy. Chaties W. and Toulss Sta Ruben S. and Jennie Hall. girl. Edgar and Henrietta Johnson, girl. Aleert and Eva curtls, girl. Robe; Ida_Holley, Siomie and Mary B Johnsor Townsend and Cynthia Luc Horace and Mary M 3. Horace boy. Jesse B and Dorothy M. Pringle, boy. Jesse and Jerline ‘Holman, boy. Edward and Lucille Jones. boy, Bobert and Bdns Oclemai Deaths Repor!cd. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Depurtment in the last 34 hours Marg: Miller. 84, 1652 Newton st. James "W Fenwick, 10, Home for Aged and In; 'Blelio Guslieri, €2, Garfleld Hospital. George T. Pulaski, 63, Georgetown Hos- pital Feilx Lynn, €0, Gallinger Hospltal, Mary Nolan, 60, St. ospitel. Honts Fortes, so. Gatlinges. Hosoital Ersderick Branning, 54, United States “Sol- Chnrlu M. Stonesifer, 53, Gallinger Hos- Heibert 1. Schoder, 35. Georse Washing- it top e 5 months, Children's Hos- Zeddy Gaschy ]mchurd Wheeler, 73, Walter Reed Hos- Chnllu E Hatfield, 73, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pital Plinnie Kidd. 65, 916 B st James W. Reed. 65. Potomac Rive AiTeelius Beckwith, 60, 1921 Rock Creek Ford rd. William Brown. 49, 1611 10th st. Dennis Collier, 38, Emergency Hospital. Henry Fontroy, 33 1st ebrse TBtadies, 4. ‘Guiltuger Hospita Sarah T. Briscoe, 16, 2701 Dumbarton Infant of William and Florence, Bowe: minutes, Preedmen’s Hospital. FUNERAL DIRECTOR! J. WILLIAM LE] FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 232 PA. AVE. N.W. _NATIONAL CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST. _ "'vnone Lincoln o372~ Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST N.W National 2473 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York A V.'L. SPEARE CO. ither the successors of mor connected n'z‘ls the original W. R. Speare establish- men St. NW. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 2 H ST. N.E. Moaern® Chavei Lincoln 0524 ALMUS RSPEARB Suceceding the Original W. R 8 Connecticut_Ave. Joscph F. E Bn-chs Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fhene, West Estal hed 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 6047. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. N.W. Col._6324 FUNERAL DESIGNS. _Prompt Aufo Delivery Service Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. GEO. C. SHAFFER ESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE PRICES TEL NAT 2416 8 NAT: o106 Open Evenings ~ {444 &7 Eye and Sunday: CEMETERIES. T LINCOLN CEMETERY invites_inspection of its beautiful OLUMBARIUM Family vaults and single niches for in- terment of cremation ashes. For sale or ONS, 1384, 1385 in,new Masonie section.) Corner Spring Road }Col.m Adams 10341 “ 15327 Strcet NW- cemetery gate. Call District 8103 of Lin- | coln_3579. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY anun. $5 per month Choice lots and sites for sale, Gray e Tation 1Re king exoressions Sf syms 5 :’fif ?ro?x':’ the relaciver ma°"t'ruua=":t lhl late KATHERINE A. GRA MAXEY, HENRY R. We wish to thank our many ‘friends for-all the courtesies show s dur a5 and o S:“Em Gishand and Tother, ‘HENRY MRS. qutY AND FAMILY. ROULHAC.. LIMAS. We wish to thank eur Tnany ‘triends foF thels Rindnesseh eXpres: sions of s h; iliness any ther, the late Rev. LIMAS ROULHAC. § THE FAMILY * WILLIAMS, ANDREW J. We wish to thank n d_neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes at the time of the sudden death of_our_son, AN 8. M8 18R oMB. WILLIAMS AND' FAM- WILLIAMS, JOHN. We wish to fhank the pastor of Simms Memorial M. and the choir. our neighbors, Telatives for their kindness and sympathy during the iliness and at our husband and father, LIAMS. ‘and also for the beautiful foral S WIFE AND FAMILY. tributes, Bm:ha. BRISCOE, SARAM TATE. On Thursday, July 17 1930. at her residence. 3701 Dum Barton ave. % BARAH TATE B devoted wife of Ru!ul Briscoe. mother of Richard Anderso ce and dsughter of Li and Allce Tate, sister of P clila, Henry. Napoteon and Jam Eunéral, Sunday. July "30; at i L Mount Zi , Shurch. Rem T Ahe W. BmRent Sarvs wm na parlor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. loved wife ‘of Fleming W. Brown, devoted mother of Fleming W.. 'ir. Morton snd Richard Brown and Mrs. Marion Wood, grandmother of Vivian Brown and mother- of Maud Brown. Notice of fu- neral hereatter GEORGE, Departed this lifs on . 1030, at 11 FORTNEY, HENRY W. On Thundly. Jux 17, 1930, HENRY W. FORTNEY, Dusband of Mrs. Mary FOriney and. ather of Miss Catherine Fortney and R Cruzan, and brother of cl Wright Co., 1337 10th diy, July 21, "at 10 a.m. Mount, Olivet’ Cemetery. KETCHAM, LENA W. On 18. 1930, &t Capiiol Trelgnts Ma., CENA W. RETCHAM: aged 77 years. mneux from Lee’s under- 322 Pa. ave. n.w. Monday, Fment Alexandrias Xmermen’t % After life’s fitful fever she sleeps well. ® LINKINS, PETER F. On Friday, July 18, 1230, PETER F. beloved husband of Annie Linkins. Funeral from his lence. Pleasant st. Maryland Pnk T Monday. Juiy 21, at 10 Interment (private) in Congressional Cemetery. 30 LYDDANE, GEQRGE A On Saturday, July a¢, Georse Washe mnon Unmnny *Hotpital, Deloved" brother of Virstnt Lydaane tnd A . Services af the 8, H. Hines Co. funeral hom: 14th st. n'w., on Monday, July 21, at 2 B.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MONROE, WILSON H. on Saturdas. July WILSO) (ONROE, Notice of funeral later. MUNGER, EMILY A, On Friday, July 18, ther residence, 1204 Moros st n-, LEMILY A. beloved wife of the late James L. er. Funeral services Colimbia’ Helepts Christis Cluren, 1498 Park rd. n.w., uly 19, 8t § In;;rglenl Davton, Va. sunday, July 26, o -( Y J. On Thursday, .huy 17, Y. (3; beloved wite of ihe late Pincral trom. the cnabet omas F Murr-y & Son, 10\!‘1‘ l{leholl o In wrm-m‘ 20 AN. On Priday, July 18, 1930, at Emergency Hospital, BUSAN PRICE bert W. Price and sister-in-law 4 1aic starint 19, 1030, & o sency - Hosoital 8" 8" PUGH, “devoted husband o Mabel E. Pugh and father of Oliver C. Pug! also leaves to mourn his de- partiire one' sister and many other Teia- friends. John T. chapel. Notice of fune: RIDGEWAY, day, X dence, El{ver ILL beloved husband’ of “Olive Ridgeway” (ned r). He is lu"lvgfl b 0_80) ben A, and Pnilip B from hi: residence 9:15 am., !henm to_St. nat Mass wili be said 10 (rllndl invited. Interment ('-hlltth mh %..,. ll R lnlermenl Columbia Gardens Ceme~ nonz. KATIE. The members of William P. Hunt Chapter. No. 16, O. E. 8. are ed to Ble at the Mas Gnie Tem- - Sunday Sttending the funeral of Sister KA’ Ser e o, 144 Mount Vernon boulevard, Alexandria, Va. VIRGINTA B I RINCH Worthy Matrop, AUD P! nm.ur M on wa lxlond lon. KATIE WALKER. On 18, '1930, at xE % Soivel Bay Md, KATIE WALKIR nosi‘. w day, July, 20, et I‘ym by dence, 134 Cous sited tery. SHEPHERD, !lluldly‘ Mich., lnrd souslnln(])fn L(al:;.l-fs N neral Iter. e the W. Ernest Jarvis t. n.w. On_Friday. July at her mf&enu INAL wife of t n. the Tate Wil A ot Annis 1t ‘end Hattle Ball . ReMaing. resting . Ernest Jarvis funeral church, st. n.w. ‘Funeral Monday, July L, 8,3 pm., from Vermont Avenue Bap- 1ist Church. 20 VALENTINE, MATTIE. Departed this life July 19, 1930, at 6:30 a.m. long tliness, MATTIE VALEN: NE_She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted “hisband. Georse Valentine: ons a grandmother, . 'and three aunts; Champ, Mrs, Pearl Woodfo: And Mrs. Bessic Hawkins: one. uncle. John jimore, and numerous other reiatives Funeral Tuesday, July 32, & ock from the First Baptist mmrch. Brentwood: Md. WESTLAKE, HON. ELLIS J. On Satu u July ‘19, 193y, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. J. J. O'Hara, 3710 Reser- voir rd. 'n.w. the Hon. ELLIS J. WEST- LAKE of Mipneapolis, Minn. e i3 sur; vived by & son, Westiake, of Chiapin st nws on S nterment Ridgeneid, WHEELER, RICHARD. Departed this ifle Thursday morning, July 17, 1930, RICH- ARD WHEELER, the beloved husb Louise Wheeler (nee Cutler), at the of 78. He leaves to mourn' their I devoted wife, two _step-daughters West and_Mabel Frazier, ‘host friends. Remains can be seen Sunday Jarvis funeral parior, 1430 Aiitary fumeral” from: Jarvis funeril pars lor Monday at 1 pm. Interment Arfing- ton Cemetery. In Memoriam. FREEMAN, HENRY THEODORE, sad but lovirie remembrance of our goat s band and FREEMAN, who 780 udduly s ", Ny’ a6, foat. %0 e passe DAUGHTER nnsnxm RUTH 5. AND PHELPS. GRACE E_ In memory of our sister, ROTH 8. HERS] who died Juiy 20, 1931, end GRACE E. PHELPS, who died August 7, 1921, They have passed beyond the rivas And we hear their voices no more; o Jlenwosd, Cver more o e LOVING SISTERS, FRANCES AND LILL[ MeCLURE, TEMMIE. In memory of our wife. mother and grandmother. McCLURE, Who passed away one year sgo today, July 20, 1929, No one knows how With s broken heart wa vr:lund you. SP!NC!I JEROME JU'-IV! In sad but jembrance of our darling son d, JEROME JULIUS SPEN( to the great beyond one ml’ , July 20, 1929, ep on, our darling, take your rest. we love 'you. but God loved you besk nd_took you home. He knew 1t besty To llvt 'lll\ him _in huvenly rest. WIFE AND MOTHER.