Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENTNG STAR WASHTNGTON. MRS. DEERING AT REST | | Worta War Servics seen by oftcer " Fast Modern " Travel Means BUS TRAVEL' coaches that thn jer down the long hl;hw-y...cliurlul and bright and cozy...car- rying you Qui:kly and safely to your destina- tion—no matter where that may be. Our busses go to everywhere FAR ESS two sons, G. Frasier and Donald D. ‘Webster. She is survived by two children, ‘Mrs. ‘Willlam Barret Ridgely and George A. Deering. i ‘The eagle, in jts native haunts, will often live to be 200 years old. COST! 10% Savings on Round Trip Tickets Good for 60 Days! EYE STRAIN OR VISUAL DEFECTS ~-should be corrected at once. Don't neglect such an important matter as your eyesight. lLet us seientifically examine your eyes and tell you their condition, Jf You Need Eye Glasses We Will Make Them for You Leese Glasses Cost No More Than the Ordinary Kind M A. LEESE OPTICAL CO. 614 9th St. N.W. AND FARES NOT -LISTED ABOVE That 2 man by the name of Pederson spent 3 Solid ars tending light on an and m the mg ed- - t to Seattle the ‘When he thing he bovght was 3 SCHAFPNER sult.lle $3id he itwould bri him vp to date. That genvine Irish homespuns are woven in the’black cottages”of Irelond. These cottages have no chimneys, and the cloths are permanently tmpregnated with Smoke from peat fires. Hence the well-known tweed smell’ That HART SCHAFFNER & MARX GordianWorsted suits are named after the famous GordianKnot that was so stoutly tied no man could undo it. Alexander the Great finally had to cut it with his sword . . . . That most men are ‘underwardrobed ~ they must have 3t least seven garments — 3 topcoat— 3 business Ssvits — 3 go SUIt — an overcoat . and 3 tuxedo . . . s RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F. Street D. Ch AT RESIDENCE HERE e Financial Oluk in Department of Labor Had Been I11 for More Than Month, ‘William H. Kerr, financial clerk in the "y | Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, mdnmfluumhryo(me Young Men's Christian Association board of managers, died at his home, 4116 Thirty-eighth street, at 5 o'clock yesterday Anemoon, lollowlnl an iliness of more than a mont| Mr, Kerr, who wu 67 years old, was born in Brown County, Ohlo. He was graduated from Fort Scott College, Kans., from which he took the bachelor of arts degree with distinction. He was appointed in 1891 to a position in the Department of Labor under Carroll D. Wright when he first came to Wash- ington and had remained in the depart- ment ever since, Mr. Kerr is widely known in the Capital for his work in the Young Men's Christian Association and as an active member of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a Sunday school teacher and superintendent of the school at his church and was & charter member and past president of the Foundry Men'’s Club. Subsequently he was treasurer and later recording necnury of the Y. M. C. A, board of ers, l?dea his religious affiliations, Mr. Kerr was known in educational circles of Washington, having been a teacher of mathematics in several schools here. He also was active in the tducltk)nll department of the Y. M. C. Mr, Kerr is survived by hlt widow, the -former Miss Hattie Elizabeth Peiton, Southern Michigan teacher, whom he ‘mllil:gf in 1894. Thelr only child died n Noted Clnlun Dlel SANTIAGO, Chile, November 12 (#). —Eduardo Castillo Vicuna, 69, one of the foremost persons in the capital, died yesterday of heart disease, He former- Iy was president of the Supreme Court, & member of the cabinet and a Deputy in Congress “BUY NOW” Offer Special Inducements to 1o khe Tant Besting ‘Plac l..n- _Ones—See Our Display of WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO,, INC. 48 New York Ave. N.W. Ph. Natl. 5870 . Jai ecty. FUNERALS My Specialty Sprays made of the freshest flowers priced from $3.00 up. Cut flowers and potted plnnll at Leapley’s usual low Prompt Free Del ry F. F. LEAPLEY Florist Puneral par- Tors, = private ambulance ond livery in ‘conneotion. We not oniy serve the local commu- nity but we our services to those in the outlying som- munities, JAMES T. RYAN Funavel Director 317 Ps. Ave. S.E. Foisphoos A tiantic 1700-1701 Solid metal casket. Complete -Jf | EirtY, sheres of W funeral. The kind that is charged double_{he price—Ch s mbers’ price, $205.00. > This means the Whole Funeral, Cars Included Solid steel, and guaranieed for 50 years. The best grave vault that money can buy. Only $85.90. We match our vauits and caskets against any fn the world. All national makes and the best. This neat gray cloth casket, plain and dignified, with the whole funeral. Cars, hearse and all, anly $100. The same service the higher priced funerals, extra charge for chapel or music, it Beandiful ambulances aud hearses, as above. Only the best do we use. We assure you.per- fect service 2% = vy oy cmt Finest cars to be had. We have expert embalmers and toes, such as W. F. Elliott and R. K. Harvey. These men are experienced. Known to be the best obtainable, We claim we produce the finest ecsonomieal meral in the world, In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chambers Co. 14th; Cor. Chipin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0433 Where the Best Costs Less WEDNESDAY. NOYE WEBSTER RITES FIXED |WILLIAM KERR DIES MRS, JEWETT RITES HELD " nd Electri || &'%iew certificate. in Tien thereot. R 12, 1930. Private Services at Home Preceds mmhmumcamry services for " Mrs, Annl-l. old, who died nhmauuun m.lm In- ‘Massachusetts avenue, twunflnummmc- Jewett, & l!(o-hu resident Wi , is survived by her mm- ter, Mxs, D. F. Pyle; a sister, )n'I. Bp‘rh, and two hl’o'-hfll\ Irving and Polgrase, all n, PLEA FOR TOLERANCE MADE BY PROSECUTOR ™, Racial and lahmmn Disorimina- tion Is Condemned by Rover in Civie Body Address. Racial and religious tolerance were advocated by Leo A. Rover, United States attorney, in an address last night at a meeting of the Bloomingdale Civie Association in the Tabor Presbyterian Church, Rover declared America made no dis- u-lmm-uon because of race or religion in time of war, and should avoid chang- ing this policy in time of peace. Dr. George H. Richardson, pre.sldent of the Federation of Civic Associatior and member of the Citizens’ Iflhllflve Adyisory Council, had charge of the installation of officers. ‘The new officers are: Mrs. J. A, Cuney, president; Logan, first vice president; E. T. preside hews, third vice prulde Mrs. E. M. Matthews, re- cording secretary; E. F. Harrls, corre- sponding secretary; E. W. Crump, treas- urer; Rev, R. A. Fairley, chaplain, and N. T. Weddington, sergeant at arms. BRIDGE IS DEDICATED TO WAR DEAD MEMORY $3,000,000 Structure Homors Citi- zens of Two Pennsylvania Coun- ties Who Gave Lives for Country. By the Associated Press. COLUMBIA, Pa, November 12—At & spot hallowed by tradition dating back to the Revolutionary days, a $3,000,000 bridge was dedicated yester- day in memory of the residents of Lan- caster and York Counties who served in their commtry's wars. ‘The concrete structure carries the Lhu:oln Highway over the Susquehanna River between the two count) The bridge stands at the pl the Continental Congress crossed the river to relocate the National Capital. In 1777, when the British threatened ‘where ‘Phllldelphh the Congress left the city z:s after meeting for one day in Lan- ter, crossed the stream on a barge | ferry on their way to York, which for | & time became the Capital. Bmhs Reported. and Annie W, nnn-y and Helen V. Callier, il d Berb wirl, e L. Zanner, s, Liddy, girl. les B. and Rosaile E. Blmr. Sl Sicar A, and Eivie 1. Roundy, Glinton B, and Thelma 4. wirl. Osear wmmi N and Hentietia, B lukm. bor. o Marriage Licenses. | T T SRR S ‘Montgomery. MNI’! G. Gross, 61, and Annie France, 39; i S i ronse and Mary X, Beil, ko r Bilses. ¥OUND. "n‘bnm adianie fa0e5 h - White Ticense verd. 'm. Read. " Olev. LOST . CERTIFIGATENo i herehy Eiven thet the undersigned ;‘n S the' owner of hing Railway and preferrea stock. Va5 n or ot OeLaper S, s and has ot been: found. en_made 1o, the Wath- lc Company for Sons re wiriied not to heuotinte he Rbove- o . (Blgnature of owner), aled Notify Miss ~*Phoe Lincoln b ey ey ona) - e Tl between dmy Chase and 13th | | 5207 38th s FUNERAL DIRECTO! | Clyde J. Nichols .lnc. 4209 9th_St. T \VIILIAM FUNERAL DIREC CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. NATIONAL 1384, 1385, CHAS. C. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0832 Frank Geier’s Sons Cl:o. szm the suceessors of nor elnn‘clu yith, The oriy LA ish- . N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. | anate quonsme Ambulance }oscp;h F.A Bgl‘;scl; s Sons 3034 M St. NW. Phone 0096 n;.numnu 1841 M 2000 M. 8 JOHN i‘.“"WMEfiT co. 10th St N.W. _ Phoms Nerth CEMETERIES. | GLENWOOD CEMETERY I vulhnnll per month Choice Lots and Sites for Sale, FUNERAL DESIGNS. Aute y lu-nltl. 4 months, Ohildren's of Hotace C. and Misabeth Brown, \nt 4 days, 143 Coste and Bellonte 'l'nrh' France. u&glmm‘ France, November 12 ().~ idonne Coste and Maurice Bel- lonte took off today in their transat- Question kins, second vice BA! A e on Thursday, :ol’g'l. Departed .::u lite g:nu of Annunfl ckwell. r-lu rest. ing at Barnes & Gray's funeral homs, 614 4)3 st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. BROWN, lgm\ll'r % GARET Hysong's Tuner 7adny, November Ta: b 11:30 um terment Loudon Park Cemetery, 'AMPBELY, c&' ml" WALTER. Departed 4 I"l-hl 8, “l‘ lflvoi‘l st. lovember 13, onunh, i3tk ane O Mount Olivet cmcun DATES, ROBERT. Dl Basaey, Roveshar . devoted oot ll'mv a Hat er of As HAUPTMAN, WILLTAM vember 1 u'g’ !-Aleol': M “Novos o funeral ntmnn lontl. ELLEN, lllc on Sun- $iy ved :' e ite o Novemuir 3o cn-fi- Sones; 13, lt Sirsh, 45, 205 JONES. ELLEN. Ofluu and, Members ol Vietoria Council, No. 287, I, gall meeting for ‘our 1637 Pometal 4 u"-'fi’.?'i’u‘.’m’e'r” % Taday B ety 1l %S : ltho LAV %: Des. O. R “llfl‘ % after » g o ,.....-E:-,: Jo! of fillfl Iflfl Ella 'm" ”&r-‘nu e and i HAREY el enapel Srd and Eve"sta: s.w. Notice of flll.l’u la or l!h.:nvn JAMES J. w.‘lll‘l! '.V_- .v.uan' Shureh, November 14, &t 2 D %uo&dn. Nov ‘nmnu u -.; fim o terment ot bt i 1 Potomac +* %l ’“mm ot > hinrai s s, e fi%@é’% ‘?f“‘*"f “’*o: Lol ted this s I.’ would be “flh i could hear your voice Gone, but nst Torgatien, FELS. THOMAS. memory of my desr m?-.'.-.fa.'a.*-‘g'?;fls,'x..ms.“& 13, 191 Dear father, it matters not which road 1 fark end it be. 1 Enow '“n' JSA somenhers foin ADGHTRR, ‘LUCKLE R, THOMAS. * W. In lo; L St T T ber 12, 1 % Forget you? No, I never will. Tour yours nnu.-u& rt still sore. 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