Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1930, Page 9

With deepest sorrow we announce the death of MR. MORTON H. GOLDENBERG Store closed until further notice T PAYS To L DEAL AT BOTH SIDES OF 7 AT K ST, *THE DEPENbABL: “STORE =That Ingi one of T m Picket ori nal of movie fame is O feet 8% that he is now in the clothin busmess in Shelbyville-Mo- PINKERTON HEA DIES IN HOSPITAL|&: Death Result of Comnllca. tions Due to Being Gassed in World War. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8.—Allan Pinkerton, president of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, founded by his grandfather, Allan Pinkerton, for whom he was named, died in Presby- terian Hospital yesterday of compli- cations resulting from being gassed in the World War. He was 5¢ years old. He entered the service of the agency as an operative when he was 30 years 3" At that tims the agency was cons ducted by the two sons of the founder, Robert, who was Allan's father, and his uncle, ‘William. Upon the delth of his father in 1907 he became associated with his uncle in management of the business. After Willlam Pinkerton’s death, in 1923, the agency was incor- ted, and Allan Pinkerton became president. At &w outbreak of the war he volune teered his services to the Government and became a major in the Intelligence He was on the staff of Gen. ut Chaumorit and later served t provost marshal at Tours u:d )orduux nt two years after the war at Sglrlnt and other Western ope that the climate mld bonem his health, which was impaired by poison gas. After thet he who was tone - - that he not only wears HART Sc}mmen & MARX clothes but sel Is them =That the Llama bejongs ' to the camel family and is tynd in the Andes mountaing South America. ~That its hair is softer and more silky than wool and is used by HART SCHAFFNER & MARX in the finest topcoats . . . . =That viiv2rsity men have taken vp the full dress evening clothes and are wearing them in place of the Tuxedo'=The idea is spreading throughout all the colleges in America. . . . . ~That the Four-Winds' topcoat is made of two fabrics woven together back-to-back - this Zives more wear and Sreater protection from wind.rain and chill. The fabric is exclusive with HART ScHAFFNER & MARX RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street devoted his time to the affairs of the detective agency Unlike his father and his uncle, who " | took an active part in investigations conducted by the Allan ann-- ton remained in m directed the work of his men n'om his l!l m.rvlvod er, his b'.% Births- Repor!ed have been o7t "HeATR Devariment 1n ‘the ‘e 34 fi"{"k"'"d:"' e Dorothy Schiqsbe r uuu’ lier, b Thnmn W-n Fren. Thenton D. .na K-l bert 8. and d H nfl Alice l‘.ln . Dorls Sim: irl. Nome ‘Badds, i 3 CI"IO Crlmnlun 57804 Miry Wi boy. Deaths Reported. da @ ;;;- R R RS 84, 4418 141 Gallinger, Hospital. ibley Hospital. &lll'rm Smlth 61 3:0 D st. se. * Stoneburner, 55, Georgstown ,:(55! rude M. Glenn, §7, 100 East Clifton Rebecca Shapiro, 47, Qeorge Washington hersency Hogpital. Chula H Children's Hosoit oo uzhmnn Coffer, 8 months, Children's Mos- MONUMENTS WASHINGTON GRANITE - MONUMENTAL CO. “8 N. ¥. Ave, N.W. Phone Natl. 5870 Wm. Jardine, Secty. Ryan Service is Efficient Always so effi» sient, even Puneral Parlor, gg minutest d § Private Ambu- Ignes and Livery in Connection and help you. JAMES T. RYAN ¢ Funergl Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. Telephope Atlantic 1700-1701 - Solid metal casket. Come plete funersl. The kind that is charged dowblg the price. CHAMBERS' PRICE ONLY Alsp_funerals s low, gomplete, $7§ Best steel vaults mady, only 565 Nothing Else to Pay for I» Case of Death Call THE GREATER 'W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin $t. N.W. Phone Columbis 0432 Wheve the Best Costs Less Our low prices are for cash delivery only. W. A, Egg. ..$14.60 W. A. Stove. $15.30 ‘W. A. Nut...$14.75 W. A, Pea...$10,40 Buckwheat . . .$8.10 Coke ........$10.75 Fairmont Egg $8.25 New River Egg, $11.00 Allo tireplace and $N welgne ln‘luntnj‘ B. J. WERNER 1937 Fifth St. N.E. North 0079 DEATH TAKESG.0.P. % FIGURE IN MISSOURI Edward L, Morse, Influential for Years, Involved in Lowden Fund Quiz. By the Associated Press. EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo., October 8—Edward Livingston Morse, Missouri Republican leader, died at 3 a.m. to- ovie s ened & hourt sviack Bunday & 'y the Wi ‘;: l;:-‘m.:lulfil 10 days. im wx’x'vuhmxg “.' The strong years in State affairs nection with the distribution :}f‘;n ll}edl:t{‘ "lllluh fund" h!l behalf 8( presidential candidacy of Frank Lowden, which centributed to the ml- lapse of the former Illinois Govern r‘;c:g zfgr the Republican nomlmum Summened to Explain. Morse and me L. hbler tter then Republ ‘M h man, were sw emd bflm the Mll- souri delegates to the N vention and later before . lcn.u n- vestigating Oouumm to explain their gon:ecmn with the alleged - Lowden un. Morse and Babler admitted, according to reports, they had received $32,000 of Lowden funds and ex- of of Miasouri, thnuIlhyunrntnn ngm ror control of the Missourl delega~ to the Rwubuun N-unul Ovn- ;;xau% n:l e :l:c““l‘nx whi 'mm 0] as LheM Lowden cam] 4 orse, born ‘at Binghamf was accounted a wes!&u s business ventunl. which wulle gevflgpmenzmd :.xcshhr eal reson the bar when 19. b Sensation In 1912 In 1912 as & backer Willlam Howard &nfint Presid Morse created & sensation by that Missour{ judges had doors through commuta Roosevelt _votes to conventions. After the World War ! e Agncu ture, then open @ | mansion to the LR A ' ) pital and was to receive X g |for lt:dmon.l Jand he was o wuom 8| Ment had paid Tor Washing Machine Sales Increase. CHICAGQ, Qctober § (#).—Altorfer f | Bcthers O6. with headquariers at ast | dea and with ts at Peoria @ | and mnoh L, had greater sales in the first nine manths of 1930 than in s LOST, BRACRLET of d ney desien, < Tuesday l!hrnol’ll‘l: 'l:“d:'nl@'n on yalusble only 0 oW S e e -uf" un- hae. ododr oS sum. cron Acad ml I“Xfll '"h COAT hl Plr{ .:‘.x Ehohe Wi 3180, B T et """ OOAT, light, cream-colored Ty Hosplial. " Reward $10. 138 L st Flor- fordE iember 30, " Row W robirned 1o 1306 DIAMOND oy e P Show. Dams (Ter Bov) and sd- Darness: tag 3304 lost alitson"st. “ia r‘bod g:mm !oflnnutenu huhwly Satur- bank ool AT fi.“;‘..‘.‘,'f.':' M war Box 194-V. St ta ey S fie Rewera: PUPFY,~ setfer, sl Vhlle with - El-cx spots; .bmll 4 montl i returned o, William Bl a0 3o ot Clev. 1974, RSE, Sipper: initial Bl g Reward. L”‘éom 6: so PURSE_ (womay P, knil 8 5 and ’mgl‘“‘?:n,.. rs. Pinder kin ¥ or- nl Blflll- recel " “ v PI ml rrrzx. 3 Efi wals; :ro 4603 oenu"l.l‘ ave. Laveral Towards Afilm 558-3 | hll 4 funeral of 2 ’n 0014%"% at I oclo:l. lnd MORTON GOLDENBERG. ~—Harris-Ewing STRKESFATAL | 30, husband father of ral he llfl'l-ll. 1030, at & 4 E;;:a'.a':"{ p.... mnfs«-fi’" T0 M. GOLDENBERG fimfifi Owner of Store Vietim of|" Heart Disease While At- tending Laurel Races. Morton Goldenberg, ‘48 years old, Fannie omd::t;'ug W VR 'u" ton Goldenberg, 8 years old, And a lhp- daughter, Jane, who is 16 years old. AD MEN TO ATTEND RITES. Washingion Committee Wl Ge to Baltimore Tomorrow. The Advertising Olub & special commit puee'ulhunuonuhome ‘The committee _consists of | ,‘ President James W. 8. Budey First t Howal m-y J. Columbus. Marmge Licenses. Hawkins, 80, and Emma Duvis, "n:‘:l':lllg!.c Y’fll’P’ll nd Margarita Sesso, I:Jlmu H quain, 7%, ‘wnd Rosa 8. Peters, Alphonse P ni, 14 and. Elisabeth K, ‘}r,. Bk el B . Owens, 27, lnd Catherine &In et 54, Pboth of Nortolks Vai Rev: Jonh A. Clarke, 88 and Pear! E. uck, & both ot Richmond, Va.; Rev, Homer J. u Albert Brown, 23, nnd Annabelle Ross, 33; Rey. Jonn W, Lavalk Jam¢ 21, snd Mary Tavlor, 18; !udd l ure ot g!.’.éi’ e ine Herbert. Erhest Jarvis tu » until | fi..- o “‘: ‘.'. rel “vu mnu Khines. Nn-rglfl.mhmal‘ ! uur By RAFLL 22 3 ‘Davis Mai 1784 Pa. ave. BW.. %‘lrgt lfil:fl‘l&l UBREY. © inday, Octo= P iviced i g vu!ox m mwln he W. HiadFou st nowe mum n foual ¢ Cemétery Tht 1P, QO % 20 e Tound o thda A neral from his late residence October 11, at 11 am, k Creek Cemmrv | PYLES, HARRY W. Oclnber S ID!U at !0 - his u , & scnnrl l tover 7, mu n hu nel ll" muu . Thelma ‘L xmemenz - um'!'df“‘ ¥ “:,. T e % e Cacl” Y Barty. o l(n{nuz ‘D, Ghapin, 34, hi gfié&‘;n;r:om' o withudion, '37;"3" FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JoHN R*WRIGHT co. GEO. CO. 5 W, _lq—jlfi_?fifi——‘ ols, Inc. ind down- 4209 9th §t. N.W. Col. 6324 J- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, EREMATORIUM NATIONAL 1384, Members of 'i'ho Store Family of Goldenberg’s Are Deeply Grieved Over the Passing of Their Friend and Employer, Mr. Morton H. Goldenberg, and Offer Their Profound Sympathy to His IT_PAYS TO Boireavd Family W, W, Deal & Co. 6 B ST NE. LINCOLN 8200 AS, C. Z ORS' 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. o rank Geier's Sons e mg!m‘ Srienhone National 2473 i/ L. SPEARE <0, Her ert evius Funeral Home 924 New Yark Ave. N.W. Distriet Wm. H. Sardo & éo. Private Limousine Ambulance :‘!l H ST. NE. l S 3054 20 St MY ™ B wt o B ————— Eitasuened 16 | CEMETERIES tonsville, M. and | ty; 7. oy n nu Eux- &g u e 1ol o Toneta Notice of Xun-ul hu | 8701 ll!l-Nlhn. A )m;h nd of g.nu';m: Reardon an A 1 llon untrl “Priday, G, 1 is' home, 318 "Corfor ence to Bt. Kungson, Va. 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