Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1930, Page 9

morning at Gawler’s Chapel, 1754 Penn- -ylvanh avenue. Juterment in Arl Wil be attended by Foll T “xlwn wi y - Chaplain Albert F. v-u:hm will JERRY SOUTH RITES - SET FOR TOMORROW Former Clerk of House to Be Buried in Arlington With Military Honors. After a successful legal career in the Middle wen Mr. South, a native of Kentucky, served as chief clerk of the House during the Wilson administration, He was a veteran of the Spanish- American War. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. FIl len South; a son, Jerry C. South, first-classsman at ‘the Naval Acade; two sisters, Mrs. Lindsay Blayney of Northfield, Minn, and Mrs. Stephen Trabue of New York City, and by a brother, Dr. John Glover South, the United States Minister to Portugal services for Jerry C. South, yeus old, tormu clerk of the House Re presentatives, who died Wednesday hll residence, 2205 California street, be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow W. B, Moses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE F Street at Eleventh ! 9 AM. to 6 P.M. In the Apparel Shop Latest Fall Fashions N\oderately Priced $|6.50 For Women and Misses Attractive copies of much more expensive dresses in Fall’s most desirable materials. The ever serviceable Canton crepes, satin—the long favored type for dress wear, wool lace, jersey and novelties. In the leading colors for this season. Brown, Green, Wine and Black. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR. The “Sport View” Pump An entirely new version of the “Tailleur Pump” built on a “Sport View” last that fits snugly at the heel with ample toe room. In blac{ brown, green or burgundy suede with cutouts underlaid in contrast. This pump is the season’s really new low-heel style. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR. Pied Piper Shoes $4 $5 Sizes 8% to 12 Sizes 1274 to 2 ‘The world’s greatest health shoes for children, made without humps, ridges or rough stitching. SKETCHED: Dressy patent leather cutout. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR New Fall Bags $5 In the New Flat Shape This group represents the newest Fall creations in calf, antelope, morocco, crepe silk,. moire and richly colored tapestries. Black and all wanted colors in a choice of styles, For bilincss Blackheads and Skin Eruptions Follow This Practical, Effective Treatment by Helena Rubinstein AT NIGHT . . . wash with Beauty Grains, a penetrative scientific wash that corrects blemishes. IN THE MORNING . . Clear and nnlmnte the sluggish thsue with Beautityflng Skin Fo TONE and BRACE with Skin Tonlng botton. “MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Children’s Shop School Apparel Washable Girls’ Silk or Wool 1 to 6— Dresses $1_$1.50 $5.95 Girls’ Washable Dresses Hats-— Sizes 7 to 14 $1 to $2.95 $1.95 Boys’ Wool Shorts Boys' Blouses $1.95 $1 and $1.50 Girls’ Rayon or Boys’ and Girls’ Nainsook Combinations og;ort Hose 50c $1 Boys’ and Girls’, Girls’ Rayon Pajamas Wool Sweaters $1.95 and $2.95 | $1.50 and $1.95 Girls’ Winter Coats, $12. 50 to $29.90 MOSES—SECOND Dresses, $1.95 Tams and THE KVENING NSLAR, A. F. EBERLY IS BURIED IN ROCK CREEK CEMETERY Funeral of Lifelong Resident of ‘Washington Conducted From His Home. Funeral services for August F. Eberly, 75 years old, who died Wednesday, werc hl:kl this afternoon at the rulidenee in the Dresden Apartments, nterment | ister's 4 - was in Rock Creek Cemetery. ident x::: nigl '?n Sogiaiat i Mr. Eberly, a lifelong resident of Washington, was president of A. Eb- s v erly’s Son: plumbing and tinninz Ir passenger rates between Paris and y years, retiring in 1920. umdnn have just been reduced. WASHINGTUN, The was organized 75 by_his m.her. mc late Mwn mrly Besides hi: a son, Au(\ut P nm\y, Jr md '.hm daughters, Mrs. Berverlie J. Smith, jr, Mrs. Harry K. Boss and Mrs. Ralph Quinter. Ismet Pasha Becomes Premier. ISTANBUL, Turkey, September 26 (). —Mustapha Kemal today Teappoint- ¢d Ismet Pasha as premler to succeed himself, following upon ihe prime min- National 3770 THE RACE OF PARIS! COSTES RED The Coler of Youth to bring a glow of warmth Daring, yes and thrilling $5 18750 to every feminine heart. as the flight itself. Sure MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. In the Opportunity Shop New Dresses $ 5'.95 Tailored or Dressy Styles Satin Jersey Travel Prints Canton Crepe Here are dresses that you woyld expect to see at a much higher pri Copies of more expensive models in the season’s most popular styles and colorings. Sizes for Misses and Women MOSES—SECOND FLOOR. Allen-A Sheer Chiffon Bahama Ecstasy Gunmetal Muscadine Muscatel Light Gunmetal Mauve Beige Mauve Taupe Brownleaf French Nude This new dull tone hose is acknowled the newest thing in slery today. Created be- cause of the demand of women that their hose do not have a shine to them. And they cer- tainly a r e infinitely more expensive looking when dull. These Al- len-A sheer chiffon with panelcurve heel. Allen-A Chiffon . I. H. ENTWISLE RITES TO BE TOMORROW Retired Official of Gas Company to Be Interred in Congres- sional Cemetery. bivass Funeral services for Isaac Henry Entwisle, retired offieial of the Wash- ington Gas ht Co., who died at his home, 132¢ northeast, Wednesday, will be conducted at Waugh Church tomorrow l!ternmn at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery. Mr. Entwisle had been in failing health for several years, but had been seriously ill only about two months. inning work with the Washington ght Co. when a boy, Mr. Ente wl.sle rose through various positions to that of superintendent of meters and installation, which office he held for many years, completing a total of 48 years’ service with the company. He retired last year. He was widely known as an expert on gas and various-prob- lems pertaining to its distribution. He had represented his company at many national and interstate conferences. Mr. Entwisle for the last 17 years had been treasurer of the Methodist Union of Washington and for 45 years had been a member of Waugh M. E. Church. He was born in this city, October 1, 1865, and had resided on Capitol Hill all his life. Mr. Entwisle is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jessle Dony Entwisle, and three daughters, Mrs. Miriam E. Biester of Ames, Iowa; Mrs, Joseph Younger and Miss Ada R. Entwisle of this city. — “Say ‘British Constitution,’” was one of the tests applied to a Gluwv\ Scot= land, taxi driver shortly after his arrest for being drunk while driving an | automobile, and although he repeated | the phrase - without trouble he was round |umy EMOR] balhip record o:' :lvg'lnunn mem¢ Lell”thestory of ‘has l!d.' MONUMENTAL €O, Inc. Phone ll‘l’"fl%fl IIA P?::'*lrl A orth 'Carolina avenue | ISAAC H. ENTWISLE. 1. G. CARLSON, TAILOR, DIES AT HOME HERE Funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow Afterndon With Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Joseph G. cn.rlmn, M years old, con- nected with the tailoring business here for many years, died yesterday at his residence, 120 V street. Mr. Carlson, a native of Sweden, was a member of Carlson & Bros, local tatlors, with offices in the Colorado|" Bulilding. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith L. Carlson, and three- children, Ruth, Eva and Carl Carlson. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the resi- dence. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. e Federated Malay States and the s'nlu Settlements ln restricting Chi- nese immigration. This neat Fu elnth rauket plain and led, the whole !uner-l— $100 service as the higher .-nh, with no extra charge el, Al ‘music, it desired ipe organ. . Hum And Al Only of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.Chambers Co. » 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W, Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less SEVENTH FALL LO! “ixnl:-"l’m—n&luinum Xlu. 'fla dumona-l in XA 921 F st. D. A R. , name on back: between Gar e cade Market. Reward. ebster st. W] on back. BT, mha s é§?§. e "—Wh— or phone fl"lu'l“' "1 bl Y hit 1 ?.‘2"».«“5 1 sTom® 917" Suine Sefier, male: 28s" imber spital and-Ae- {Tih _Wwhite gold: Tost morni: mac 1319-3, el ERN brown ears, black “rin seen at Barcroft. Va. Clarendon 1143-Wei. st. bet. N. mond and, opal, 3-stone diamond ring. Reward. John L. Newbold, 920 | E st. n.w. ~ Phone National 6900. EI—SEMAN’S & F STS.» Exceptional Values in SUITS On these corivenient terms $5 DOWN—S$2 WEEKLY OR $8 MONTHLY Values that will be hard to duplicate even later in the season Other Fall Suits, $30 to $45 and In “Shadowblack” $ | .95 new shade in black that looks umes. In the very sheer crepe ‘That good-lookin, so well with dark ¢ twist chiffon. - Every Detail needed to make a complete funeral, one that is suitable way, is included in the serv- ice that we offer at the low price of $125. This service is designed to meet wishes of those who desire to express their feelings ap- propriately, and still must watch expenditures. have expressed their grati- tude for the comprehensive- ness of the service. appropriate in every the needs and Many "7,’;)1-:,\1. FUNERAL HOME or rq‘cnnce. Ask yvmrnewhbor 816 H STREET, PHONESILINCOLN '200-‘20! | GAGE, ALFRE SCOVILLE FUNERAL HELD TODAY IN OHI0 Body of Policeman Killed in Col- lision Escorted to Train by Follow Officers. years old, was attached the Traffic Bureau and had been tléecd three times for bravery lnd e lency. A verdict of accidental death was returned by & coroner's nr, which held an Inquut at the Distri terday afternoon. 230 it street southeast, was driving a truck which was in a eolluhn with Scoville’s motor eycle at Fifth and Q streets, was absolved of all blame, Births Reported. The llol‘l‘n'lnl births have been reported to the Heal! "-l.';" 2 fohn ...!“%.mu. J. and Rosett: -.r.'f" Deaths Reported. “‘cb.' lhwlnl d.lihf M% th ""f‘.‘.“‘,é': -a.'.'.":"-.n o x'-m. "l’:fl‘l‘ lb. mnnst hgon -nm. hm-unt in u“&‘@“ ;| e i i i ofi.A.‘%fif i ‘and collis mIxed: Whlts with | around tail: last | l’“l o na"" m';'. el " o Tinera hom h, IAI'&!“ .' seen (nee Garver) Ida Casseen, fl'm"llfll You s h T “f" jes. 00t t "h - C'F‘ E}d'fi.... °"'(;., % urday, flm.-bi Anthony's CLARA E. LILLY. M l‘c on ,zrla-h Sep- TR u- Pres. D TILLE 030, ar s hevy Cha tembe; r 25, 1929, Ta. Marvland, BMMA lonlne;’ly lo.t"c:nalnnm Departed_this 19! At 8 lo tal, MATTHEW o ’lnlli"lmnh !-nmfl om ors And members ved da of An assell (nee L!lu). sisters, one brother, g h arted this t llu 1 Beaths. s. On 'ldnl SRR T B :I".nc lu‘ nu" J'i" lo on Wednesday, - Sy Ehienge “Trin Ogun: glm 1re e on lllxdlh l'lhmb. LITTLI . 1l “':'.nm MIH !\h o 32"3'“. and O 27, at 26¢ On Thur: tom l&.“jz. service; ohh‘emm 'm ni L....a. invited. t Cedar 1 c- lurmb."a mo ol ; 1030, & her re St 8¢ VinVEMANY o i Sioved vll- ot Ocar, M s:mmb- AL % tomber 21, Burial Aurora, Ind., EARSON, ELIZABETH. uudua on T iy se&umber 22 'H.x BETH uted o e 200, at Waldor?, Md. RAYMOND, SARAH On Tuesday. Sep- . fin H r Septembar 37, 3t Atlington f o e lVoMfl husband rel T aneral terment Linzoln iy Sati ‘:m. reom " MeGh 820’ 9th st. n.w. morial Cemetery. SCHOO! JOHN HENRY. Sudd o Ir'f-l !c.numlm 2% 1630, at the 5 noolo!lg‘ k"m at the en.ml % :Ronx Y 10 v Thierment st mi Beptember 38, H 'E‘Jfi%”.‘fi'.. Sopy et let Robinson lnt Ohtole,' l;m 1 chureh, l“x &w st. n.w. funeral mnr. tace e v' T, belo h oai TH, JERR' on 59 ‘l’lmb‘er :1' luo. n his res ornia st o "Ellen lhr pis n*t';onl un.' ny ;‘: , ltary' Taneral’ e motery 'meum lw ma this m. on Gray " funeral h bt Ty mum'.':t Ar’hnnnn Na Cemetery. In Memortam, SCOTT sad but loving l" ' ol Lt a,n”'z’.‘l'zs“m.m Year ago Iudl' T have 1!1!7 Yours 3, whole life throu e T never foree LAY A iom. '.. alway -mu lWIA D. In “'"1';. e ‘fa.w:é W" vurl luvl b‘n‘m Alnuu‘rt lll.llr. rnucl- ln sad but Lovin 1, i !hl llll one year S A Loving angd kind in all yuur ' yrl t and just to the Onfl n( yuur dllll cere nl ) nlln.mr » " B N st m 3 ' Oll AMELIA. In ud vmoh:'ul e ate. Joseoh Oliverl. st 'lw this lite one vear ao todsy, assed trom ¢ our hearts atil} uh: with sadness, God onls khows Bow we mise you At the end of one sad year. The hands that did How_helplessly d knows they wi ut they wol i 3 whare Tners s o el not ‘sorrows We sl R 4 e M S, SNOOK. ERNEST W. In sad but lovh lfi:lmbl’ln:fi of myhgczr. usbas ‘.fi one Coday, ‘Beptomber 36, 1939, Dear dad, you will never N lorlmlll Never shall his muflo‘ !'le thoughts wil round the grave 'h.” M was lald. l’qnnl nows how much I o, one knows the tnn Byt tn e Wl'l‘lll- CLA| A I o BA M. n mln. ‘rv r wife BL who' debarted iy lite Ave yeats r oo today. FRUAND ARp' ChiLoREN, * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private lunousme Ambulance 412 H ST. SRR Llneoln 0524 ALMUS R SPTARE o Rve ™ iR g™ Joseph F, Birch’s Sons 3034 M s:"'fi'\%/ Fhone west ooue tablished 1841 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO 1387 10th St N.W. Phene Noi erbert evms Funeral Hom 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2608 GEO. W. Co. 2000 WILLIAM J N ‘sifil'.’i@‘fl*gw —W—W.“fib'&*c;" 818 B ST NE LING 8300 URHO CHAS. C. e LA ST et’s Sons Co. n He d I " | Modern Ghager. Teiesuays National 2473 fi“‘: et 108 cwioo 1 8 R, afll:‘: N.W. Vai $5 per month Choice and sites for sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gum ., 1212 F St. 3 C. SHA "!;Efi‘ 3 [