Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1930, Page 9

ASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STOR! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1930 irmsr WOMAN DENTIST RALEIGH HABERDASHER | OF CAPITAL EXPIRES 1310 ‘F Street The SAXON FOR STYLE AND COMFORT 10 With its usual ability to sense early style trends the Raleigh Haber- dasker presents “The Saxon" for Fall, 1930, in black or brown calf- /skin oxford, with medium weight sole and rubber heels . . . the favorite last of Washington's best dressed men. | Dr. Edith Garrels, Columbian Col- | lege Graduate of 1889, Arling- ‘ ton County Resident. I Dr. Edith Jewell Garrels, retired dentist, reputedly the first woman to be graduated in dentistry in the District | of Columbia, died at her home, Dawson Terrace, Mackeys Hill, Arlington County. | Va., yesterday. A descendant of an old Georgetown family, Dr. Garrels had re- sided in Washington and nearby Vir- ginia all her life. Dr. Garrels was graduated in dentistry from the old Columbian College, now George Whshington University, in 1889 and practiced her profession for a num- ber of years prior to her marriage. She “was an_ active member of Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church and was a member of the ‘Woman's Christian Temperance Union. | _She is survived by her husband, Charles Garrels, and two daughters, Miss Agnes F. and Miss Harriet E Garrels, both connected with the school system 'in this city. Funeral services will be held at the S. H. Hines funeral parlors, 2001 Four- teenth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 'Rev. Bernard Braskamp, We will be closed Thurs- day morning to permit our the funeral of Mrs. George E. employes to atten pl ttend Potter, wife of our president. RUDOLPH & WEST CO. 605 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. ~That the largest mayor in the United States wears HART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes. His name is Ira Pennington of Clayton New Mexico. He weighs 365 pounds and i 5'8%"tll. . .. shade of brown for fall is BriaR brown, taken from the rich.deep brown of the briar pipe. . . = That every fabric that goes into HART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes has to pass the ‘sunlight"test This machine exposes the fabric to beams of light and heat equivalent to months of sunshine. . . . ~That colle chan ge men have from radicals to conservatives indressin fEE the space of a decade. Instead of blazers. bell-bottom trousers, 3 of Gunton-Temple Memorial sbyterian Church, will officiate. In- terment will be private in Oak Hill Cemetery. , MRS. EMMA L. ASHFORD, NOTED COMPOSER, DIES Author of “Abide With M Many Other Son, 80 Years Old. By the Associated Press. s NASHVILLE, Tenn. September 24.— Mrs. Emma Louise Ashford, 80, widely known composer of sacred music, died at_ehr_home here Monda; To her credit are more than 300 and | anthems, sacred and secular cantatas, | sacred songs, duets and studies for oigan and piano. Among the best | known of her compositions are “Abide With Me,” “My Task,” “Lift Up Your Heads” and “Christ Is Risen.” At the age of 12, Mrs. Ashford, then | Emma Louise Hindle, played the organ | | Peter's Episcopal in the Episcopal Church in Kewanee, at 14 she became organist for St. Church, Seymour, | conn. In 1867, she married John Ashford of | Bath, England, and located in Chicago. There she was contralto soloist in St. | James Episcopal Church, ‘The Ashfords moved to Nashville in 1870, where Mr|. Ashford was connected with Vanderbilt University for 40 years. Her husband and one child survive. Retired U. 8. Capitalist Dies. PARIS, September 24 (#).—Samuel Newhouse, retired American capitalist, died suddenly Monday evening at the Chateau de Marnes, near Paris, at the age of 67, Births Reporte;i. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: William E. and Catherine Cumberiand, girl. Walter H. and Ethel Reuling, girl. Lioyd J. and Mae M. Davis, boy. Pearce P. and Gertrude C. Smith, boy. Mike and Anna Gerber, bho: Patrick P. and Bridget Ryan. boy. Mike and’ Louisa Bernardon. boy. Alvin M. and Josephine B. Davis, boy. Samuel O. and Mary Gates. boy. Joseph D."and Loretta A. Mulligan, boy. Ciro_and Katherine Firamonti, girl. Charles C. and Pear! Rivers; girl. John and Cora L. Ray, boy. ~That the total wear of 3 good suits alternated day to day is months longer painted slickers’. etc.. they now wear the suit shown at the left in Dusk Blue- PewterGrey- -in conservative patterns. than the total wear of 3 suits bo:ght separately and each worn continuously. .. RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street STEDMAN FUNERAL RITES TOMORROW Patriarch of House Will Be Buried in Fayetteville Cemetery. Maj. Charles Manly Stedman, last veteran in Congress of the blue and gray hosts which battled in 1861-65, will be laid to rest in his home town of Fayetteville, N, C., tomorrow morn- ing following funeral services at the First Presbyterian Church in the North Carolina city. The body of the Representative will lie in state at the Zurhorst funeral home, 301 East Capitol street, until about 11 o'clock, when it will be sent to Fayetteville on a train leaving the Capital at 12:10 o'clock tonight. Representative Since 1911, Maj. Stedman had been Representa- tive of the fifth North Carolina district since March 4, 1911. His death came in what was to have been his retire- ment term in Congress. He had de- cided not to run for office again and his name was omitted from the June primary ballot in North Carolina for the first time since he entered Congress back in 1911. He suffered an apoplectic stroke on September 9, and at that time his phy- sicians declined to predict his recovery. He lost strength steadily until last week, when his doctors reported a slight re- covery. His recovery was brief, however, and when he relapsed, he weakened rapidly and succumbed. Fought Under Lee. Maj. Stedman was born at Pittshoro, N. C. on January 28, 1841. He entered the Confederate Army when he was 20, and campaigned under both Jackson and Lee. When the war was over, he took up the practice of law. He first ran for public office in 1884, four years after he attended his first Democratic National Convention. He was defeated for the governorship of his State by a small majority, and was elected Lieutenant Governor. At his bedside, since the stroke, had been his daughter and personal secre- tary, Mrs, Katherine Palmer, of Greens- boro, N. @, who had supervised his affairs since the death of his wife 10 years ago. Mrs. Nannie M.iLemen Dead. MARTINSBURG, W. Va. September 24 (Special) —Mrs. Nannie May Lemen, 62, widow of the late T, T. Lemen, died at her home here after a four-day ill- ness brought on by a stroke of paralysis. She was a native of this city, oldest daughter of the late Bailey S. and Mary E. Roberts Hedges. Two children, Mrs. John A. McAneny, Washington, and T. T. Lemen, this city; four sisters, Mrs. Robert N. Lemen, Shepherdstown, W. Va.; Mrs. C. W. Langley, Bruns- wick, Md.; Mrs. John T. Miller, Balti- more, Md., and Miss Bessi¢ L. Hedges, at home, and one brother, Robert F. Hedges, Washington, survive. Buri will be here Thursday afternoon. Philo A. Otis Dies in Chicago: CHICAGO, September 24 (#)—Philo Adams Otis, 83, one of the organizers of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and one of the owners of a Loop sky- scraper bearing his name, died yester- day, Marrlage Llcenses. Joseph R. Huvden, 27, and Eva M. Shughrue, 10: Ry, J. A Cowan. iton J, Lynn. and Lucy I. 18; Pev. A E. Ow Alfred Lioyd Little, jr, 22. and Mary Dorsev. 21; Rev. Henry D. Tillman LeRoy Pendleton. 25, and Helen Brown, 23 Rev. W. Westra Peter 'Schnitz, 20, and Margaret Pavne, 29, Fredericksburg, Va.; Rev. A. P. Poore. nd Alethia Shorter, Wilton Brown, 2! d Jennie Greene, 33; . Washington Brown, 21, and Frances Goodall, H. Threikeld. Clark. 29. and Julis Sheppers, 20; Garfield. Timberlake, Rev. W. A. Murphy. Clarence Rice, 36, and ‘Mary Frances Siddall, 40; Rev. F. B.' Harris Joseph A. Hines, 26, and Liilian Peacock, 20; Rev. G. B. Griith Harry G. Seldon, 22, and Mitzi C. Samuel- son, 19; Rey. Abram Simon. James L. Sullivan, 38, 33; Rev. T. A. Walsh John R. Anderson, 22. and Elizabeth Tay- man. 20:" Rev. H. A. Woolfail Ben R. Daugherty, 27, and Davis Mae 20 Rev. W. F. Smith nuel Hirshhorn, 22 and Rita Elaine Mattingly. Brawner, 32, and Emma Hen- nd Etelka Kearney, Sugar, 18; Judge Robert E. ried to 4 hours: on, 75. 1878 Pheips bl W, Bronson, 10, 3606 13th at. . " orge R. Marshall, 47, 1507 W. Vi Naval Hospital. . Greene, 8 days, Providence Hos- Julla Coleman, 77, Gallinger Hospital. John A, Simms, 76, 508 20th st James E_ Lowe. 86, Gallinger Hospit, William Barnes. 45; Gallinger Hospita Hazel Glover, 22, 4407 Lane pl galIAnt of Marie' Dav ave. Ryan Service g is Efficient Always so effi- Funéral Parlor, Private Ambu- tance and Livery in Connection Ready day or night to assist and help you. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 WM._JARDINE, 5830, 44K New CHAMBERS _Phone | Solid metal casket. Com- plete funeral. The kind that is charged double the price. CHAMBERS' s FRICE 29 R R s ennciy Also funerals as low, complete, %15 Best steel vaults made, only S8 Nothing Else to Pay for In Case of Death Call THE GREATER AUGUST F. EBERLY. AUGUST F. EBERLY DIES AT AGE OF T Former Head of Plumbing Firm Son of Founder and Lifelong Resident. August F. Eberly, 75 years old, for- mer president of A. Eberly's Sons, Inc., one of the oldest plumbing and tinning firms of the city, died this morning at his residence, in the Dresden Apart- ments, Connecticut avenue and Kalo- rama avenue. Mr. Eberly, a lifelong resident of Washington, was the son of Anton P. Eberly, who organized the Eberly firm more than 75 years ago. On his re- tirement 10 years ago he relinquished the active business to his son, August F. Eberly, jr. ‘Though a widely affiliated Mason, Mr. Eberly, during recent years, had dis- continued his lodge activities. Besides his son he is survived by his widow and three daughters, Mrs. Ber- verlie J. Smith, jr.; Mrs. Harry K. Boss and Mrs. Ralph D. Quinter, Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence. {:\Mr‘m!nt will be in Rock Creek Ceme- Y. PLAN SOLDIER RITES FOR G. B. SCHADMANN War Department -Grants Arlington Burial for Man Who Trained Boys for Annapolis and West Point. ‘The final rites of a soldier, a military burial in Arlington National Cemetery, will be accorded George B. Schadmann, dean of the Columbia Preparatory School, who died Sunday, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Church of the Epiphany. Though never a soldier himself, Mr. Schadmann, in his double capacity of director and instructor at the Columbia Preparatory School, had prepared hun- dreds of young men for West Point and Annapolis. In recognition of this, the War Department yesterday offered a military burial in Arlington Ceme- tery. Mr. Schadmann is survived by two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. George H. Grove, Mrs. J. C Yount and Harry and Raymond Schadmann. The Schad- mann residence is at 1444 Rhode Island avenue. . DEATH OF G. E. COLE BEING INVESTIGATED | Inmate of Soldiers’ Home Arrested | September 5 on Street, Had Broken Arm. Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, acting coroner, this morning started an investigation to determine the exact cause of death of George Edward Cole, 51 years old, inmate of Soldiers’ Home, who died on the operating table at Gallinger Hos- pital yesterday. Cole was arrested at Third street and. Pennsylvania avenue about 10 o'clock the night of September 5 by Policeman S. R. Schleichert for alleged drunken- ness and taken to Gallinger Hospital, where he was treated for an injury to his arm. It developed that his arm was broken, according to the police, and yesterday he died while undergoing surgical treatment. Cole's body was taken to the Morgue, where an autopsy was performed today. FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Reicue Leayue 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8083, LOST. BAR PIN—Qold. with one ruby and two pearis: lost Bunday evening, beween 19th and 18th on K st. Onll National 4483, Apt. 6. BAR PIN, platinum, set_ with 3 pearls, Mol day morning. between McKinley and Morri- son sts. Call Wis. 3223, Reward BRINDLE BULL TERRIER. long ears and tail, white chest and strip of white on face. Answers to name of ‘‘Bozo. = Reward i found. 936 New York ave. n.w. e R e CAMEG BROOCH, Tuesday at Potomad Park or Hains Point ‘or Avalon Theater, Re- ward. Phone Wis. 2157-W. DOG _—Gray German police dog, named Rin: tag No. 12368. 1212 Irving st. n.w. er. R._F. Hawkins, Adains 2963, 5 and_tan. part_Airedalé, long tail and ears, white streak down chest tag 4306; rables vaccination tag q Atlantic 3278-W _or return to 1607 Montellg ave. n.e. after 6 p.m. Reward. FUR—Red fox fur; lost from D. C. machine D. C. and Clarendon. Va. Kindly return to 1813 Otis s, n.e. Potomac 5300-J. Liberal_reward. hiiy 3 d case. Drobably in Biossom Ian or vicmity N.' Y. ave. and 1aih. —Finder call National 189. Bfanch 52. Reward. 35° GLASSES, orchid_tortaise shieil frame brown leather case (Edmonds). Tuesduy ning. Phone Dist. 6830 or North Reward. Pt LADIES “WRIST WATCH. Bulova, _initials M. A. M., between 6th and B and 13th st Call_Met.” 6149, i ¥ white on tall Col Reward. it 38 PIN—Ce iigh School pin _of 1930, initials° “M. E. 5.7 on back. Retura to 3000_Que st. nw. g PIN-Diamond-shaped pin_ Graek leitering: name Hawks on back. Reward. Address Box_420-M. Star_office. __ . 25% POCKETBOOK. small, containing between 535 and 345, Tuesday, between Conn. ave. rocery, Dupont Circle. North Tost in Valley Visia Apt. 6th 3 afternoon. Return contents, keep_money. _North 9585. RHINESTONE BRACELET tween ‘Mt Vernon, Arlington Washinglon: valued as keeps Gall Lineoln 38%e. 0 e T RING—White gold dinner ring: diamond 4 sapphires: ° Mondav, between Farragut Apts. and Liberty Bank, on K or Eye sts:"or ckwick Tea Room. Reward. Call Clév and 34 iz, it T dlamond and 1 sapphife), . from vicinity 1854 Col. rd. 'Lib- | | Mrs_ Eiliott. Potomae 0133 24+ SETTER PUPPY. 4 months: biack and white spotted: reward. Ma). Freer. 1325 Elder SU. Waiter Reed Hospital 24 SPECTACLE C. wlass Wo keyi Finder please address Box 432-R. Stn ofice i3 WRIST WATCH, Tady's, white Sth and Pa. ave. and Kann' Phone Sil {silisionel x WRIST WATGH Yellow gaidr in Monyment Grounds: inifials B. P. 8. Reward. Phone store. Reward: W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W, Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less Qlbsgndon PN, - U e BROOCH, diamond and opal, and one 3-stone diamond ring. Reward, JJohn L. Newbold, 920 | WAst, D.°C | Brest | Gibreltar Bratha, l ALLEN A e remains of T TN i drowned in Lake Cham. 1930, in a heroic from drowning his wi el af & Bummer ington Tuesday aftes companted by rs. Marion W. Cavenaug', Ind e held on Wednesday atierncon, \Septem- ber 24, at 2:30 o'clock. from Fort Myer Chapel. Interment at Arlington Cemete! The W. W. Chambers Co, will have chary of all ar igements. On Tues- COLLIER. MARTHA VIRGINIA, day, September 23, 1930, at ihe home of her’ son. 5121 Cathedral ‘ave, MARTHA VIRGINIA COLLIER, the widow of Thomas P. Collier, in" her 78th year. Remains Testing nt the colonial funeral home of Wiliiam ‘Ruben, Pumphrey, Rockville M, Funeral Thursday, September 35, at 2:30 pm. from the ‘above colonial' funeral ome, Montgomery ave. and Williams. st., Rockville, Md. Interment Beallsville Cem- etery, Md. 24 CREASY. ALTA E. On Tuesday, Beptember 23, 193, ALTA E. CREABY (nee Brown), beloved wife of Claude E. Creasy of Clar: endon, Vs, Remains resting at the chapel of P.'A. Tailtavull, 436 7th st. s.w., until Wednesday at & pm. Puneral and inter- ment ai Roanoke, Vi EASTON, CHARLES HENRY. On Tuesday, Scptember 23, 1930, CHARLES HENRY, beloved “husband of Mary Ellen Easton. Funeral from the residence of his daugh- fer, Mrs = Catherine E. OConnéll. 910 Longfellow st n.w., on Thursday. Septem- ber 25 at 2'pm.” Relatives and friends Invited. “Interment at Rock Creek Ceme- ery. EBERLY, AUGUST F. On Wednesday, Sep- tember 24. 1030. af his residence in the Dresden Apartntents, AUGUST F. EBERLY. beloved husband of Mary T. Eberly. Fu- Deral from his late residence on Friday, September 26. at 2 p.m. Interment (pri- rle) &t Rock Creek Cemetery. 25 ERGUSON, MARY A. On Wednesdny, Sep- A. FERGUSON 'of Boston. Mass. Funeral gervices at the S, H. Hines funeral home. 2901 14th si. niw.. Friday. Septem- ber 26, at 2 p.m.. Interment Boston, Mass. 5 EDITH JEWELL. On Tues- © 23, 1930. at_her residence, . “Mackeys Hill. Arlington fa., EDITH JEWELI, GAR- S, "beloved wife of Charles Garrels Funeral {rom the 8, H. Hines funeral par- Jors. 2901 14t st w qThursday, Septem. . al D.m. “Interment (private) at Onk Hill Cemetery. — GIBSON, WALTER P. Departed Monday, September 32, 1930, at 4:30 p.m.. at the'residence of 'his daughier, s Maude Stratton. 1232 Linden st n.e, WALTER P. GIBSON, the beloved hus. band of the Tate Henretta Gibson and loving father of Bessie Kemp. Daisy Pryor, Marie Gibson and Maude Strattan. = Fu. neral from his late Tesidence Thirsday, September 25, at 1:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 24° GRIMSLEY, JAMES W. September 24, 1030, at his vesidence, on Columbia pike, Arling- fon County. Va, JAMES W.. beloved hus- band of Deijliah'B. Grimsley, Funeral will leave Demaine’s mortuary, in Alexandrin. Ya.. Thursday, September 25. at 1:30 p.m Services and ' interment Pohick Chursh Cemetery at 2:30 p.m, HILL, HENRY. Tuesday, September 23, 1930, at his late residence. 3905 Ellicott st. n.w.. CAVENAU Lieut. Al U 8 A, DR, this_life HIll father of Jessie Hill, Viola Moss and Ruth Haskens, brother of Minnie, Samuel, Duncan, Eddie, Mary and Mattie Hill. Ada McLindan and Hassie Streets, Funeral Friday, September 26. at 2 p.m. from HENRY HILL. devoted husband of Bessie | Co. KEALDY, SARAW JENIPER. A t v, ullivan Oouneil, lm S . B 8. will meet-at Taltavull's funeral chapel, 3619 14th st nw, for for o ENIPER on m., A9 mrade SARAH | J ‘Thursday, September 35, 1930, ::Iflbleo ;:(!n' l‘flh. 'l“": ya" Priday. mber 26, gt 10 o'clock, {r Church, SAnY e L MARY SHEA, Secy. LENNON, SARA. Tuesday, gy E!. 19 RA, &nh"ld wife .no A Lenfion and devoted daughter of . B Mconztiy Farr, | Remaine Tep ing st the W. W. Chambers* neral home, 1400 Chapin st services Friday. ber thence to the Shrine of the ore 16:: :I‘ 'lnd P-‘rk rdh. ‘Where m' R » a.m. for the Tepose of her nterment Mount Olivet GCemetery. tives and friends invited. “ LOWRY, MASON RATHBONE. Seplember 32. 1930, a¢ his 318t st Mount ainier, ATHBONE, beloved h Wry and father of Lai e Lowry, Funeral services at W, W. bers’ funeral home. 1400 Chapin at gn’ W:dnrsd;’r 07 Jfld nvm cntvr‘nln ohnstown, Pa. Grand View Cemeters, on ‘Thursday, September 24. Crinela Homiial ORR- of 405 East Capitel st., beloved brother of Mrs. Mildred Henderson #nd Mrs. Marjorie Kalasanckas. Punersl Jervices (private) at W. W. Chambers Go.'s funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. 6n September 35, at 3 pm. Inter- 'ort Lincoln Cemetery., BERTHA C. Departed this life R Dtemer 221950 BRRTHA C. McDANTEL. daughter ‘ot the late John and Jennie Dorsey. devoted wife of Cleon McDaniel, beloved mother of Eudora Bow- . Margaret Hinton, Richard. McD at Moon & s 13th and Fla. ave. n.w., until 5 p.m. Wed esday, September 24," then at the resi- Funeral Thursday, pm.. from Mount 29th st. and Dum- LLORAN. MICHAEL, On Sunday. Sep- © 21, 1930 at _his residence, Chicaxo, MICHAFL = O'HALLORAN. belove husband cf the late Bridgst O'Halloran (nee Sheehy) and father 'of Thomas J O'Halloran. Puneral from W. Warren Tol- tavull's funeral home, 14th st. and Sprin rd. n.w. on Thursday. September 3. At am. Requiem mess at Immaculate Gon ception Church. Bth And N sts. nw.. 9:30 am Relatives and frisnds. inv {o,sttend. Interment Mount Oiivet Gem ery. OSTERMAN, MARY_E. Suddenly, on Sun- day," September 21.° 1930, "in Vancouver, Brifish Columbia. MARY E.. d the late John F. Osterman. funeral lat POTTER, NELLIE R. On Tuesday, Septem- ber 23| 1930. nt Her residence. 2724 38th Pl . NELLIE R, wife of Mr. Georee . Poter Funeral from her Iat dence on Thursday: thence to Holy Trinity Church, where requiem mass will he gaid at 0:15'a.m. for the repore her soul. 3¢ . GEORGE B. Suddenly. on September 21, 1930. at his resi- 144¢ _Rhode Tsland - ave. ™ mow. SEORGE B. SCHADMANN, beloved hrother of Mrs. George H. Grove. Mrs. J. C. Yount and Harry ‘and Raym Schadmann Body resting at chapel of John R. Wright . 1337 10th st, n.w. Funeral services at the' Church of the Epiphany. G st. bet. {3th and Jdth str.. Wednesday, Septem: ber 24. at 4 o'clock. Interment in Arling- 1 Natiorial Cemelery Thursday, Septem- ber 25, at 2 o'clock. -4 SMITH, JOHN G.' Departed this life Sep- the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You st. n.w. 3 JOHNSON., CHARLES W. Suddenly. Tues- day, ‘am.. September 23, 1930, at Tils resi- dence. 1816 33rd st n'w.. CHARLES H JOHNSON. aged 86, beloved husband of Carolina Johnson. ‘Funeral Thursday, Sep- {ember 25, 3 'pim.. from the Dumbarion M. E. Church. “Inferment Oak Hill Ceme- tery.” Relntives and friends invited, KEALEY. SARAM JENIFER. On Tuesday, Seplember 23, 1930, at Brovidence Hos. ital, SARAH JENIFER KEALEY of 4611 th 8t n.w., daushter of the Iate James and Sophin ‘Burnett Kealev. ' Remains, Testing at the W. Warren Taltavull funeral home.” 14th st and Spring rd n.w, Fu- neral' on Priday, September_ 26, ai 9:30 am. Requiem 'mass At St. Gnbrieis Chureh at 10 am. Relatives and {riends invited to attend. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 28 THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland— Fair tonight: tomorrow mostly cloudy, continued warm; gentle southerly winds. Virginia—Fair, with somewhat warm- er in the interior tonight: tomorrow increasing cloudiness; gentle to moder- ate southerly winds. West Virginia—Mostly eloudy tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight, Record for Twenty-four Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 86; 8 p.m., 80; 12 midnight, 71; 4 am., 69; 8 am, 72; | noon, 84, Barometer—4 pm., -30.16: 8 pm., 30.18; 12 midnight, 30.20: ¢ a.m., 30.21; 3 am., 30.23; noon, 30.18. Highest temperature, 90, occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 66. octurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 79; lowest, 53. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide. 3:40 am, and 3:55 p.m.; high tide, 9:19 a.m. and 9:44 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:30 am. and 4:41 pm.; high tide, 10:08 a.m. and 10:31 pm, The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:56 a.m.; sun sets 16:03 pm. | 'Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:57 am.; sun | sets 6:02 p.m. | Moon rises 8:23 a.m.; sets 7:17 pm. | Condition of the Water, Potomac clear; Shenandoah little muddy. Weather in Various Citles. Stations. Weather, Pt.cioudy Clear Pt cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear © Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Clear Pt cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Rain Clear Gloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear t.cloudy t.cloudy Birmingham Bismarck, N. D 3 Boston, Mass Buftelo, N Ch Ci [ Cleveland, 'Ohio Columbia, § Helenn, Mont... Huron.' 8. Dak: Indianapolis,Ind Jacksonville,Fla, Kamas City, Mo, Los Adigeles . Louisville. Ky Miami, Fia .. New Orleans’ New York, N.V. Oklahoma City. Qmana, Nebr. . Philadelphia.Pa Phoenix, ATiz... Pitisburgh, Pa . 3 Portland Me, .. Fortiand, Orég. B aleigh, 3 ear Salt Lake City. Gloudy San Antonio. . 20.92 +... Gloudy San Diego. Calif 29.96 Cloudy San Prancisco. 20.94 Pt cloudy St. Louis, Mo.. 30.02 Rain Bt. Paul. Minn. 29.68 Cloudy Seattie, ‘Wash. 29.76 Cloudy Spokane, Wash. 20.82 60 Clear Tamps, ' Pls .. 92 76 Pt cloudy 9 66 Clear (7 am, Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature, Weather. don, England 80 Clear atis. Prance.... 60 Vienra, Ausiiia.. 54 Berlin,” Germany ML ¢ France 50 Svieden.. Spain (Ngon. Greenwich ‘time, todwy.) (Fayal), Azores... 68 Partcloudy Clear* Clear Sleat ockholm, Horta Current observations.) Hamilton, 80 an_ Juai, 82 avana, Cuba.... . 8 Colon, Canal Zone 8 Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Cloudy RITES FOR MRS. POTTER TOMORROW MORNING Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie R. Potter, wife of George E. Potter, presi- dent of Rudoiph & West Co.. who died at her residence, 2724 Thirty-sixth place, early yesterday, will be held at Holy Trinity Catholic Church tomor- row morning at 9:15 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Potter's death was attributed to uremic polsoning and pneumonia and not due to injuries received in an auto- mobile accident a short time ago as stated yesterday. relatives said today. In the automobile accident Mrs. Potter sustained only slight bruises. Mrs. Potter, whd was 43 years old. was a native of Washington and was widely known for her active participa- tion in varfous charity works, She was the daughter of James M. and Ella Holland. fember 22, 1930 JOHN G. SMITH, sony of the ‘late ' Richard and Luticha' Smith brother " of ~ Abraham 'L._‘Smith, Daniel Smith. Mrs. Mary_Smith Bunday and An- drew L. Smith. _Funeral services will' be held Thursday, September 25, 2 pm.., At the Vermont ' Avenue ~Baptist Ch rrh. Burial Payne's Cemetery. Remains will lis in state from 9 to 1 p.m., Thursday, 1840 9th st. n.w - SMITH, JOHN G...Officers and members of CoTiinbie, Lodge. No- o 178 B0 o W.. are hereby notified of the death o Brother JOHN G. SMITH. A session of sorrow_will be’ held at Columbl e, Elks' Home,. Wednesday, Septemher 24, 1930. at 7:30 p.m. Funeralfrom Verment Averue Baptist . Church . Thursday, Bep- tember 25, at 1 p.m. Members of Morn- ing Stam Lodge. No, 40 Forest Temple, No. 9. and Columbia Temple, No. 422, vited HERBERT E. JO! Attest: A. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. STEDMAN, REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES M. On Tuesdav. Seotember 23. 1930, Rep- resentative CHARLES M. STEDMAN of North Carolina.” Remains resting at Zur- norst’s “funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol st. Interment Payetteville, N. C. SULLIVAN, W. D. On’Tuesday. September 23,1930, 'at his residence, 1409 8th st. n.w., W. D.SULLIVAN. beloved husband of the late Mary E. Suliivan. Funeral from the above residence on Friday, September 28, at 8:30 a.m. thence to the Immaculate Conception Church, where reauiem mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Tnterment Mount Oljves Cemetery. VON GARLEM, EM R. On Monday, her residence. Ard- September 2. 193 more. Md.. EMIL, beloved wife of the late Frederick vofy Garlem. Funeral from Whitefleld M. E. Church, Lanham. Md.. on Thursday, Séptember 35, at 3 p.m. Inter- ment Lasham Cemetery. WASHINGTON, GEORGE. ©On Monday, September 23, 1930, at his residence; 1307 Corcoran_st.' n.w. GEORGE WASHING- TON. detoted ' Hushand of Georgigna Washington. He also leaves four sisters, two brothers, elaven nephews. Ate hisce Remains resting at the W. Ernest Ja funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w.. unt thereatter at his inte regi- T Wi ptember 34, ence.” Tngar- In Memoriam. BAGLEY, LLOYD SMITH. A tribute of love to the' memory of our dear LLOYD SMITH BAGLEY. wno passed away four- teen years September 24, 1918, Part of our life is buried dee Under the Sod; where our son slesps. : FATHER AND, MOTHER. * BROWN. STERLING N. In memory of STERLING W. BROWN., who entered the greag deyond one year aso today, Septem- er 26, 1 BROWN AND FAMILY. * In loving memory of my ALICE KENNEY, who v one_vear today, Septem- WER STEPDACGHTER. ¥ In loving remembrance ALICE i‘lmft who ‘aio Aoaey, Beptember "5, A precious ‘ene from me s gon A'voice T foved 1 stilied: "o A piace s vacant in my home. hich never can be Alled. I often think- of days gone by, When she and T were together, But, oh, how changed it is now, My love has gone forever. As T love you, 8o I miss ¥o In my memory you are always ne Loved, remembered, longed for always Briging mang v silent tea DEVOTED SISTER, MARY BROWN. * MEYER. CHARLES. Tn ‘sad but loving re- brance of our dear father. CHARLES ER. who departed this life_fourteen ars ko todnys Seplember 24, 1016, THE FAMILY. * RIORDAN. EMMA. Tn sad but loving re- membraiice of our dear moth MMA RIORDAN, wio died seven years' ago to- &y, Septenmber 24, AE_P. PRANCES. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ALMUS R SPEARE i P DO Joseph F., Birch’s Sons 3034 M St NAW. " Ehone wese gon ‘Established mf lished 1876 WRIGHT CO. St. N.W. _Phone North 0047. ~ GEO. W. WISE CO; Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St N Col. 6324 J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE N.\ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 W. W. Deal & Co. LINCOLN_8200 818 H_ST NE. CHAS. C.ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL_ ST. Phone_Lincoln 0372 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVE! 2’]{ LW, PRy V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successors of nor coi with ‘the orisinal W. K. Speate sstablish: ot o 1009 H St.'N. Phone Prank. F iy 940 P Bt N.W. Wm. H..Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 438 ST, N2 Lincoln 0524 Modérn_Chapel Herbert B. Nevius’ Funeral Home 924 New York N.W. Distriet o UEMETERIRS, GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month Choice _lots and sites for sale. T FUNERAL DESIGNS. . GEO, C. SHAFFER ERATE VNG SO FAPLENS AT 0% R samaunes 14th & Eye G—u-dz Bros. §~ 1212 g. St Auto De s her - E'st. n.w. Phone National 6900. vitn by '-:“un?; :o:,um: l;’eot?crfl;