Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1930, Page 9

DAVISON BEGINS 10,000-MILE AIR TRIP| Assistant War Secretary, With Two Aides, Will Inspect Army Aviation Posts. off from Bolling Field at 5:20 | o clock this morning, F. Trubee Davison, | Assistant Secretary of War for Aero- nautics, and two aides, with C-~t. Ira C. Eaker as pilot, today are fly miles per hour and lying 700 miles. Mr. Davison is accom- panied by Maj. Delos C. Emmons, his executive officer, and Hans J. Adamsan, his assistant. At Montgomery the party will begin the inspection lchedu!e’. Lhn afterncon y going over the site of the new Air carps tactical school, now under con- struction at Maxwell Field. Tomorrow morning the party will take off from Maxwell Field for Gal veston, Tex., with & luncheon stop at Shreveport, La. While in_Shreveport, Mr. Davison will confer with Chamber of Commerce and city officials on the detalls of the plans for development of to Montgomery, Ala., on the first leg of & 10,000-mile aerial inspection tour of | Army Alr Corps posts. the new home fleld for the 3rd Attack Group, now located at Galveston. 2 /AL SMITH'S RETURN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON one speech for the Democratic National Committee. TO POLITICS IS SEEN Former Governor Is Reported Planning to Take Big Part in State Campgign. \paign a conference with Gov. Roosevelt -ttmn he next 10 a.y- the paper says, and he probab! ake seve! nl campaign | | many slate for delegate to the State | convention from the tenth assembly dis- trict, in which he lives. The delegates will be chosen at the primary election September 16. e e oy Reversing the efforts for strict ob- Smith will resume active participation | Sounch of Fermanagh PAsscd-s resoll: in politics in the Fall by taking a prom- | tion requesting that a new pleasure boat inent part in the State Democratic | on Lough Erne be run on Sunday, but campaign, and also by making at least the operating company refused. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 30.—The New York Times says former Gov. Alfred E. o Jrom_the AVENUE o NINTH-® Note—Closed All Day Saturday “Final” in the Removal Sale All Men’s and Young Men’s Summer Clothing At Half Price! With the exception of Palm Beach and Nurotex Suits, which are not reduced quite half price—all the other P-B Tropicals are included. Under the circumstances we must ask that all sales be final. No returns can be accepted. ‘Alterations will be made at cost—and we shall have an extra sales force to give vou prompt service in this record-eclipsing event. Nothing reserved is the slogan of the Removal Sale All $20 Mohair Suits. All $25 Tropical Worsted Suits. Now All $30 Tmpxcal Worsted Suits. Now A]l $33 Troplcal Worst All $40 Tropical Worst Now All $30 Tropical \\'orst *iNbiv All $16.50 Palm Beach Now All $18 Nurotex Suits. Now All $30 and $35 Plain B men, Now .... All $15 Separate Sport Now All $18 Separate Sport NOm 2o v vienase All $30 Separate Sports Coats. y ow $12.50 515 $175 20 w4y 925 $9.75 $9.75 lack Tropical Suits for clergy- eds Suits. ed Suits. fersaVaserreiasas ed Sults. Suits. ... 315 and %179 s Coats. $7.50 e 15 s Coats, Removal Special! All Boys' and Children’s Clothing and Haberdashery Y, Price! Nothing Reserved Second Floor $5.75, $7.25 a $10 Panamas Leghorns $3.45 All $8.50 Plain White Flannel Trousers. Now ... All $10 Plain- White Flannel Trousers. Now .c.ooviivvenanns AH $10 Striped Worsted Qerge Trousers, flw cea All $12 Striped Worsted <erge Trousers, Now .. v All $6.50 Nurotex Knickers. (o0 AT MR SRR e All $2.85 Linen Knickers. Now-....,. $4.25 55 $5 56 $3.25 $1.43 $2.50 $3.75 32 to %6 $1.25 to $1-50 $125 to $1.50 510 All $5 Linen Knickers, Now ... All $7.50 Linen Vests. cesiecssssersssennne All $5 to $12 Plain Black Office Coats. Now ... All $2.50 and $3.00 White Duck Coats. All $2.50 and $3.00 Khaki Pants. NOW il ons All $20 Palm Beach Chauffeur Suits. Now Removal Special! All Men’s and Boys’ Footwear . 1> Price! Nothing Reserved Second Floor Final in Straw Hats Reduced ONE-HALF and nd and $3 Straws—now r-.e-ee $4 and $5 Straws—now, LESS — with none reserved. $2 Straws—now weveeessne 95C $2 and $3 light- weight cloth Palm Beach and Linen Caps $1.45 95¢ $1.95 The Avenue at Ninth D. C. WEDNESDAY, o HAMER LEADS HOP-OFF IN AIRPLANE DERBY Gehlbach Retains Lead at End of " 4,600 Miles—Meehan Be- lieved Forced Down. By the Assaciated Press. OGDEN, Uuh July 30.—Herman Hamer, Lasalle, winner of the Los AngelelAO[den hp ‘of the All-American Air Derby yesterday, was first to hop off this morning for Lincoln, Nebr., the next overnight stop. His plane left the air field here at 8:01 am. (mountain standard time). Gehlbach, Little Rock, Ark. leader of the derby with an elapsed time of 31:18:17 for the 4,600 miles of the race already covered, was second to lel\'e His plane hopped off at 8:02 O!hen leaving at one minute intervals | included: Bayles, Springfield, Ma: | | Lowell 8:03; Henry Ogden, Inglewood. Cal 18:04; Charleg M. Eyers, Cleveland, 8:05; | BNl Cahill, Cleveland, 8:06; Larry { Brown, Los les, 8:07, and Cecil Coffrin, Brooklyn, but got away at 8:10:30. Stanle; Blackwell, Okla., was delayed by metor trouble. Joe Meehan, Ironton, Ohio, who failed to arrive from Los Angeles yeswrdl was still missing this morning. officials had received no word rmn and small towns along the route weu being checked, air officials believing he made a forced landing. FRENCH MINISTER WARNS AGAINST PRICE INCREASE Promises Vigorous Prosecution of Those Responsible for Unjus- tified Advances. By the Associated Press. PARIS, July 30.—A warning against increases in prices was issued today by Minister of Commerce Flandin in a circular sent to the presidents of the business associations of France. He said he had been informed that some merchants and factory owners made, or planned to make, price in- creases because of their contribution to the government's new social insurance. These insurance contributions, he added, “in certain industries are made a pre- text for an increase in prices sometimes amounting to 48 per cent.” He prom- to undertake vigorous prosecution of those responsible for unjustified in- creases in the cost of living. Freighter Sinks in River. LISBON, July 30 (#).—The steamer Beira rammed and sank the freighter Lisboa in the Tagus River today. The Lisboa had a cargo of 1000 tons of sugar. One member of the crew was drowned. Est. 1883 WAsmfi"a"-“mN GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. ‘WM. JARDINE. Se JULY 30, FIRE IN ART GALLERY Blaze, Believed Incendiary, De- stroys Paintings of High Value. BOSTON, July 30 (#).—Fire balieved to have been of incendiary origin swent through the John T. Barton Art Gal lery late last night, dutroyln. paint- ings valued at thousands of dollars. The gallery opened Monday and, although Mr. Barton could not be I cated last night, it was stated that the collection contained 56 pieces of art valued at about $100,000. Fire officials said all had been destroyed and dam- age to the four-story bullding was $50,000. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, slightly cooler lonlzht;’ gentle northerly winds. Maryland-Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, slightly cooler tonight; gentle | north or northeast winds. West Virginia—Fair, with moderate | temperature tonight and tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 76; 8 p.m.,, 80; | 12 midnight, 81; 4 am, 75; 8 am., 75} noon, 81. joBuometer—4 pam. 1930. 8 Y Highest temperature, 98, occurred at 2:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 73, occurred at 7 am. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 94; lowest, 74, Tide Tables. Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 6:07 a.m. and 6:29 pm.; high tide, 11:50 am. Tomorrow—Low_tide, 7:18 p.m.; high tide, 12:43 p.m. The Sun and Moon, 'zl"zodnv—sun rose 5:06 am.; sun sets p.m, - Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:07 am.; sun sets, 7:21 p.m Moon rises 10:42 am.; sets 10:26 p.m. Condition of the Water, Potomac-Shenandoah—Clear. Weather In Varlous Citfes. ¥ g 7:08 am. and 12:22 am. and| Clear Et.cloudy . Pticloudy Qi Sl(htuein( Tours : now included in Low-Fare Excursions to New York SUNDAYS August 3, 17, 31 September 14 P iatern Standara Time N | v, Washipgton. ; . N ttractive 4 T ha L Tor " seeing SE shterest 'Ih xperienced Lecturer on Each Goseh Rail Tare, including morning a: afternoon tours S . fhelaIng afternoon o $5.75 ult Ticket Agents L loudy Eielondy ;B lou lear mumn. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. rd 55" "Cioudy m crms 2 ihe Shecknoum, Fart cloudy {Cuternt observations.) rmud; 78 Part cloudy l.el.'u-n‘ rto Part cloudy b Colon, "Canal Zoné: Bitetcuay | COLORED PARTY LEADER, BEATEN BY GANG, DIES S. B. Mincey, 70, of Georgia Kid- maped From Home and Fa- tally Whipped. By the Associated Press. MOUNT VERNON, Ga., July 30—S. 8. Mincey, 70, colored Republican leader of Ailey, im Montgomery County, who said he had been kidnaped from his home and catried to Toombs County, where he was brutally beaten early yes- terday, died yesterday afternoon. He had related how he was struck in the head with a rifle before being taken from his home. Doctors sald this blow caused his death. Mincey was found bruised and Grays Landing, in mangled near Toombs County, yesterday. The gang that beat him exacted a Promise that he would resign as county Republican chairman, he said. His grandzon was beaten in the home and his wife threnbened it de\eloped SANDINO L/ LAIH INVADED MANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 30 (#).— A Nicaraguan National Guard patrol, commanded by Capt. Puller, yesterday reported the destruction of a well con- cealed camp in Northeast Jinotega Province used for two years by the forcen of the insurgent general San- Hamilton, A ‘Sandinista named Sabar Manza- nares was killed in the attack. Before dying he said that the camp had just been occupied by Sandino and his three lieutenants, Altamirano, Ortez and Sal- gado, who fled. [ e FOUND. BAG_Chamots. contalning Sriicies of jewel: EX have same by identifying. | A R T 1 LOST. olke dot, lm} Northwest 17t Cateterla, 134 BATH ROBE, silk, f5gilon, Finder & X ncalve Teward e wedding ining mnun. to North_2695-] J"" "'dd ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR—Left While pack- Ty g ear.on sidewalk (n front of on Ogden st Saturday. Reward. Col. EYEGLASSES — Brown _ fortois yvicinity of Riggs Banl p ward. “Phone N 8 Tartolse shell, in Bdwards™ case il B Tortoise shell, between 19th and Vu o8 Fa mz Rewnrd 1€ reurned o Mifs SSES O e hrovE Xy neq 4 Hesg b betw:en ‘District Bldw., 5401 13¢ e e S Reward. Call red Tekcher, on Offs o condulnln( tween 13i o “Heward. For 8t grivers nrn‘l. money, tomac 1 SKETBOOK. _ white straw Bocketooor. iaining sum of money wna° ey 100 Re GODLE, black snd_white, male, answers |, nlm' of Mack. Rflurn to 3m Ontario n.w. Adams 63 6312, ‘Phone alning _money, m-m\m‘n section. Re- ntu bhnk on -nnI amonts; Mond e’ ':3‘ ‘Ciheon "t s, t \ i mll’:f“ll::'xl-"fil ;.u nall, Wi fonday, -nununn. | the extreme weather of the past two DAVIS TO BE BURIED AT MINNESOTA HOME Former Representative Who Died| Recently Had Served Through Ten Congress Terms. Charles R. Davis, 80 years old, for- mer Representative from Minnesota, | who died here yesfagay’ will be buried in St. Peter, Minn, where he began his political career 50 years ago. The b?dy will leave Washington this eve- ning. A frequent suffer from the heat this Summer, Mr. Davis, unable to survive weeks, died_yesterday at the residence of M P. Drain, 1354 Monroe street. He had resided at the Drain home dur- ing the past year. ! A native of Illinols, Mr. Davis, after a brief career in legal practice and State politics, was first clected to Con- | gress in 190i° He served through 10 succeeding Congresses, retiring in 1925 | | after an unsuccessful candidacy for re- | | nomination. He is survived by a son, Maj. Russell H. Davis gt the United States Marine orps, and a daughter, Mrs. Isabella | Pehler of c-lu’omss et MRS. LOUANNA MDOWELL | EXPIRES AT AGE OF 72| Husband Died Only Ten Days Ago. ! She Had Lived in Capital Sixty Years. | Mrs. Louanna McDowell died at her | home, 2421 First strebt, early today, 10 days after the death of her husband, James H. McDowell, on July 20. Mrs. McDowell had been ill for several months. She was 72 years of age. Born in Chester County, P of | Quaker stock, Mrs. McDowell had been a resident of Washington for more than 60 years, and was a member of the Wesley M. E. Church for 50 years. Mrs. McDowell is suryived by a daughter, Mrs. H. H. Hill, and three sons, William P., J. Harold and Le- wfiexibowdfll“ Two sisters, Mrs. F. J. and Mrs, su;‘vuwe — Henry Frazier, also neral services will be held at tI family residence tomorrow -uemogfl at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemeury RECEIVED BY KING 206G Ogden Mills and Party on Visit to Albania. TIRANA, Albania, Jly 30 ( Mills, Assistant Secretary of the oo ury; 'Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Ruth Bratt: member of Congress from New York. have arrived at Duraszo, Accompanied by Herman Bernstein, Amerioan Min- ister fo Albania, Mr. Mills visited the Albanian minister of forelgn affairs and the prefect of Tirana, and iater ;ldls recelved in private audience by @urd nof &hanhfi JONES, CHARLES EDW, I wish to Dress o all my dear nelghb nas my appreciation and thanks: ot (e kindness to ‘me durine ihe liness of husband, CHARLES ahd for the fowers and .mm“g’fm ke il . ALMIRA A. JONES. Braths. ALLMAN. WiLLL day S AN D pfSuddents. o betovea " hulbard To n}a-s “fll bl l;l‘ell ’ ‘I .m. XD;"lhe Y!Dus? s onal Gemetery: Relotives and Hicods Yo s in+ gurr. LUCY FLYXN. Of Tuesda 20, 1036, at her u.m-::‘c; 217 8th on ‘Thursday. July private. Interment Depasted , at Adalson Eifupel, Sia. DAVIS, CLAUDIA FREDERICKS. % rl'lcl:u.. JENNIE n % UDIA e Gte Maty 6. loving sister o 8 eu( munh Websier, day. Juiy 3. at Rhifhés funeral chapel, Interment Lincoin Mémorial Ceme: 30 5w, tery. DONATH. SOPHIE 8. on T onday, July 28, DON; meracney Hos: | beloved wife arnation " Episcopsl Wion ste n.w - Frien - e Tontaag Ni“ Dd g enerment (brivatey invited_ to_atte, Rock Creek Gemptery: FORD. JAMES HARII‘IALL On Wednesday. July’ 30, i h“m“\ nmfi.-u his' residence, 1901 !"V!P i ALL " FORDY e, resting the 8. L FoRD. "Remain home, ml 14th st nw. Notice Tuneral . nuw. neral’ late FREEMAN, Al.tx.umsn Dey life on Sunday, Julfl‘fl A0 a X JONE! ".1,1 atohis residence, 1 DER o iy Miles Memotial G, ¥ ME Ch’u‘:’él‘a‘:‘!m"gm between New I\'mx h S, ord) et ‘nt 'the 6% L. C."Cleaves offciating. k. GRIFFITH, DON L. Suddenly. on Mondsy. duy "=°'| it 90y i et g elove: I;! and o All(‘! E. Plager). al from Harry M hauu- Tunerai patiors, 135 11th st. uly 31.°at” 2:30 Thursda: Hieiatives and 15 inds invited. eme Glenwood Cem IQULD. | Suddenty, GRIMES, HELEN Tuesday, July 29, her Md ‘% Sov Hovle in her 30 “ e 'Sprin. MES (nee Seloved wite of o from Mont " Oifved " ’:’: Aetery emeter. Feederick Bt Ma htemen Olivet Cemetery. udlm:k ‘Md. will leave the above at 1 p.m. nonmu. ELIZA. Departed this life Mon- day. Jciy 28 1930, at Gallinger Hospital, ELIZA HOPKINS. devot ther of p.m Interment Funeral . Funeral Fridas. ust 1. at 1 Interment at Rose: mont Cemetery. 30% JAMES. RICHARD. Suddeniy, on Tuesd uly ° 29, at "2 o'clo HAI b . beloved brother of e leaves to mourn their two nephews, brother ia -nieces ~and Hephew: © Nolice of funeral h We did not. know, the We aid not e die. Mon 28, 1i0s" rwnont st ELIZABETH JONES, She feaves to mourn their loss three sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Mary Miles, M Eleanor. Joseph her devoted niece, witl o8t of ‘other relatives and_ friends Funeral Thursday mornine. July 31, from her late residence at 9:30 an.. thence to | St. Augustine's 'Catholic Church. where | Bikh ‘mass will be sun at 10 o clock. - termem at Mount Olivet Cemetery. KILGOUR, MARY. On, Tuesday, .vuu . 15500 MARY HiLaoUh, e etk Y ear: gdaugnter ‘of the' late William Kilgou ville, Md. Remains R Monttomery™ 1) My hursda; ry’ a) . and . Funeral x"'eim'e'm s e M ulu:l. AlY ALY ly. Jull A re Yo Bl i Iate meters, bonmg thiy inugh- wh uiem m or the rewne of ount Olivet Cemn IR S eluxh‘ i on | | | Notice of fu- | ALEX: | devnled hnshnnd of | Creek A pud the Ond-mr gave us— ure and kx"" enild. ave HEr' cherish un But sut ae it w ‘o the | \un‘m. WILLIAM GILBERT. - AZY Braths. MATTHEWS, BARBARA ST Aoy o russay ity 30 1 gdrens Hospital, ' BAR m\h Sud- Md., Thursday, 0. 1930, at 21 LOUANNA, Jhe late sames McDowell her of Mrs it H R Willam B Harold and Lé Hoy McDowell. . Fanerai services Thyreday at 2 pm. at the family ence. Interment at Rock Creek Cem- 7 3 4 Departed this life lter Reed Hospiial, S HELL. nzed 40 years. . He leaves to mourn their. logs ene son, Garnet T s neial ur;;‘c: at Moon & Allen’s E. St his Sestdonce. 3635 . SAMUEL E. MURDOCK. belove band of Minnie Murdock, brother of z’anm Norrls, nephew 'of Sadle B eral home. 2001 14 B st . Notice of funeral Iae Yesti Suddents, on hereafter SELLMAN. FRANK . Departed (his lite on ¥ 7:40 pm.. Wi o] ; one_ i en- rlnflrmldren and rsday. July 31, Jonn fro: mt--en nd and 3rd $i. S.w. Rev Taterment Harmony McCoy ociating. Cemetery, On Monday, 0, S0 Caroline st nw, pt FLETCHER SEWELL. husband Hattie Sewell, anmlln: At Trazier ne: an adopted child, Doro! ter and a brother and a devoted rlec. Funeral Friday, August 1. from his late res nds Interment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery, 31° In Memoriam. BECKER, CHARLES 8, xn sad vut loving remembrance _of dear ~ broth CHARLES S, BECKER, who died two e ago today, July 30, 1928. SISTER MAY. BROWN. LONZIE B. In sad and loving res membrance of out dear son and brother, LONZIE 'B. BROWN, who departed life one year apo today, July 30, 1929. We do not know the pain you bore, Nor did we see you die: We only know, dear Lonzie, you wend, away, And did not say good-by. Today brings back sad memories f the day you went to rest TIS onte who iRl of Jou today Are the ones who love you best. IFFITH, MAGGIE M. In loving remem- rance of our wife &nd _mother, IE M. GRIFFTH. who departed th life twelve years ago today. July 30; 1918. Loved in life. remembered in deatn ¥ _HER HUSBAND. GEORGE A SONS. PERCY A ANBHILAR A" GRIMSHAW, WALTER H. Sacred to the memory of our dear son and brothef, WALTER H. GRIMSHAW, who passed into eternal rest three years ago today, July 30, 1927. His memory we shall always kel . G LY. ¢ M N ALBERT BRAZILIA. In loving T emory of iy Geat " Ausband, ALBERT BRRB A AR, ON, uho died one-year ago today, July 30, Today 1 lay these flowou around you, 5 "tell you my thouents ore still of ! Ana’as vou are sleeping. T pray. The blessings and glory be around you. I know it must be, it was on this day’ And you live in my mrmonu ln lite and good health you served, 'lhhl\‘l comrade. for )’U“r enun!ry WIFE, VIOLA A. HAMILTON. b { d 1r||1 .ldllll‘ll 01 HI remembrance of lllll arling ber SR S nkRT M AR, 0 LA ) s who dled at’ Ofile dren’s Hospital, one ear aso today, July The moon and stars On the lone and s znt Beptaihlles ot we tlays lov ‘Whom w HA-rr'iz & IRVINE, %Aunwo'mn. OTHY H. IRVINE, i B lllll Ild &%& |flV g T g m B ROROELL, Who Jefl us ) Tonels six who _le: years ago today, July 1t seems like only a little while Since T pressed her to my hea And Tealised the awful tru s e st torever DATE. And as the aneel of desth hovered nearer nd bade her with him come 1 BBed My "head, and ‘my hears nearly broke 1d, i1l be_dons A 'r‘v'o"rm':"‘fi:&cm’s% feanrLLE. ad He asked us, much wo fear, would have said, “God leave her here.” TED DAUGHTERS, LILLIAN AND SPALDING, TERESA B n_j0d, but loving remembrance of our denr wife and motite, TERESA B. SPALDING, who flevlr(tfl lhfll ife one year ago today, July 20, 192! A preclous one from us ie gone. voice we loved is stiile A vhce is vacani in our home Which never can be filled. e otten, think of aass gote by hen we were all toselher: - B\xl how chapged it is now. Our loved one has gone forever. As_we loved vou, 5o we miss you In our memory your are always near, Lofird {en-vmhnrcd, Ilanted for aiways, ringing many A’ stlent HER HUSBAND AND CHILDE!N ¢ WATSON, SAMUEL M. In memory of my dear husband, SAMUEL M. WATSON. who departed th life ene year ago today, July 30, 1620. on, dear hustand. i 2finfle handa wil toll no more. A faithful husband. both true M\d kind, A truer husband you could never find. For me he did his best: God wrant him eternal rest HIS LOVING WIFE. 84 thy labor o'er; LIE A. WAT- " FUNERAL DINECTORS. B ALMUS R 8PFARE Succceding the Original W. R Speare Co. 1628 Connecticut Poiom: " W, Deal & Co. 816 H BT NE LINCOLN 8200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISBAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Sheng, fert B JOHN R. stablished 1876 1337_10th 8. 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