Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 9

T q 3 " Of Good Quality Even though the price we quote on our IDWGI( pnud complete service is low mdud the quality of the service is good. We cut no corners -nywhere‘ and render a type of service that need em- barrass no one. Ask those who have used our service, and they'll te'l you how fit- ting, thoughtful and mod- erate our services re-lly are. Complete services range upward from $100. P T T D U’?EAL FUNERAL HOME or rderence. Ask your neighbor 816 M STREET,” . PHONES:LINCOLN 8200'8201 SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS RALEIGH HABERDASHER ammx 1310 F Street Raleigh Snap Brim Hats 5 Silk Crepe Mufflers Silver grey is the smart new color featured in these luxurious silk-lined hats of exceptional fine quality felt. L= S DUVALL FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORROW Head of Real Estate Firm Died in Washington Sani- tarium Wednesday. Funeral services for real estate firm of Duvall & Co.. 722 Eleventh street, who died in the Wash- ington Sanitarfum Wednesday, will be held at the home of his son, A. Mal- colm Duvall, 3811 Kanawha street, to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. John R. Shannon, former pastor of the Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church, will officiate. TInterment will be in Congressional Cemetery. Mr. Duvall was widely known in this | city, of which he was a native. He was educated in here and at_the old Columbian Col- lege, now George Washington Uni- versity. He was a charter member of the first | real estate board of this city and had | in- | served as a member of several augural committees here. He was a member of the board of director, of the Columbia National Bank, Board of PFire Underwriters of the Dis- trict and former vice president of the Washington Humane Society. He was a member of the Metropolitan Me- morial M. E. Church. Mr. Duvall was married in 1882. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. May Gilfillan Duvall: a daughter, dred Duvall, and two sons, A. Malcolm and Ralph G. Duvall. Wrecked Sailors Landed in Port. HONGKONG. China, December 5 (#)—The British cruiser Suffolk came in today with 14 sailors it had taken off the German motor ship Hedwig, wrecked on Pratas Reef, between China and the Philippines. Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usnal Cost Are Done by Chambers W. Clarence | Duvall, 76 years old, president of the | the public schools | vas former president of the | 1 - | Miss MU~ | atgn goal of $45.000 requirpd to meet x‘.«:".':lfi .annl for as s75 EISEMAN’S Pay in Convenient Weekly or Monthly Amounts in January, February, March (".AIENCE DUVAI.L CHRISTMAS SEALS BRING IN $12,000 Figures Compare Favorably With Those of Previous Cam- paigns. ‘The- purchase of 1,200,000 Christmas seals, netting $12,000 toward the cam- the 1931 budget estimates for various projects of the Tuberculosis Association, was reported by the assqeiation today. ‘The association reported that while these figures compare favorably with previous campaign openings, the sale of seals will have to be sustained from now until Christmas if the set goal is to be_reached. Plans for conducting a seal sale at the Tubérculosis Hospital, Fourteenth street and Upshur street, were made at a meeting of patients there last night. They hope to sell at least 50,000 seals with a value of $500. ‘When Harold Jackson was installed as lord mayor of Sheflield, England, re- cently, he stipulated that no alcoholic drinks be permitted at the inaugural luncheon. D _C TRIDAY, FOR MOTHER JONES : | Special Car Bearing Body of Labor Leader Arrives at Mount Olive, Hl. By the Associated Press. MOUNT OLIVE, Ill, December The last journey of Mary (Mother) Jones, firebrand of unionism, ended as she willed in this little Southern Illi- nois mining community last night. The special car bearing the body of “Mother” Jones from _ Washington, D. C, arrived here shortly before |8 pm. Hundreds of persons, members | of labor organizations in Illinois, were | at the station when the train pulled |in. Some wept,. others bowed their heads in reverence, as the band played “Nearer, "My God, to Thee.” “The mother of organized labor,” as she was often called, will be buried in the Miners' Cemetery here next Monday near the graves of three Mount Olive miners who gave their lives for the cause of union labor in the Virden Mine riot 32 years ago. The pallbearers, miners who par- ticipated in the Virden riot, carried the casket to the Odd Fellows’ Temple, where it will lie in state until the funeral. Labor men marched ahead of the casket. “Mother"” Jones often said she want- ed to be buried in the Miners’ Ceme- ’lrrv here. LANDS PLANE 489 TIMES Pilot Hudson nf Akrnn Airport Is Said to Have Established World Record. AKRON, Ohio (#).—The making of 489 landings in an airplane by one pilot in one day is the probable world's rec- ord held by Piloy Bill Hudson here. Testing A new type airplane brake, Hudson recently made the 4899 flights at the Akron municipal airport. They averaged 1 minute, 20 seconds apart, with 360-degree turn between the take-off and the landing, and a full stop at the end of each flight. Engineers said Hudson’s tests proved the value of the new brake, which per- mits quick stopping and better control of the plane when landing. SEVENTH AND:F STS. BUY NOW IN DAY TO TEST BRAKES | DECEMBER 5, 1930. LAST RITES MONDAY 0.5, BROADGASTING ... District of Columbia—Cloudy, fol- lowed by rain tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; min- imum temperature tonight about 36 degrees: moderate to fresh east winds. Maryland—Cloudy, followed by rain late tonight or tomorrow; warmer in extreme west ponlon tonight; fresh to strong east winds. Virginia—Rain tonight and tomor- row: slightly warmer in extreme west portion tonight; fresh, possibly strong east winds. West Virginia—Rain tonight and to- mMOrrow; warmer tonight. Records for 24 “(mli. ‘Thermometer—4 pm., 8 p. 42; 12 midnight, 39; Anm 34 8 a. 38; noon, 46. Barometer- 049; 8 pm, 30.52; 12 midnl(m 3052 4 am, 3049; 8 am, 30.49; noon, 30.43. Highest temperature, 49, occurred at 1: JD Pp.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 33, occurred at 5: ?rfi am. today emperature same date las o Highest, 48; lowest, 23. M Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 8 a.m. and 1:48 pm.; high tide, 7:20 a.m. and 7:41 p.m., Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:44 am. and :.23; p[)m high tide, 8:04 am. and The Sun and Moon. - Today—Sun rose 7:11 am.; sun sets 4:46 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:12 am.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 4:17 p.m.; sets 6:54 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Water, Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers— Both clear this morning. Weather in Vario Stations. Weather. CONTROL AHABKEI] Commission’s Right to Cut Power or Revoke Licenses Challenged. Federal control over broadcasting was attacked today in the Supreme Court. Two cases from Chicago challenged the Radio Commission sfithority to require stations to cease broadeasting or to re- duce power and change wave lengths. Congress directed the commission to zone the country and regulate broad- casting. Under this the commission ordered Clinton R. White, operating station CRW, at Chicago, to reduce power, and refused to renew the licenses j of stations WMBB and WOK, at Home- wood, near Chicago, operated by the American Bond and Mortgage Co. and by Trianon, Incorporated. ‘The stations, claiming property rights protected by the Constitution, challenged its authority, but the Federal District Court at Chicago sustained the com- mission. But the Circult Court of Ap- peals asked the Supreme Court for in- structions on various constitutional questions involved, Solicitor General Thacher, for the commission, contended it not only could exercise a regulatory power, but -could refuse to renew old licenses. Such action was deemed necessary to im- prove radio reception. Counsel for the broadcasters declared Congress had made no provision to com- pensate them for the property which the commission’s orders would destroy, and that the radio acts it had passed were therefore invalid. RITES BEING HELD TODAY FOR J. ARTHUR JEFFERS Abilene, Tex. Albany. N Atlanta, Ga. Atlantic City Baltimore, 4 Cleveland. Ohio. Columbia, 8 C. Denver, Colo. 2 Mich nx Mo Lastaausyayauy apolis, Jacksonyilie,Fia. 30.0 Kansas City.Mo, Los Angeles. ... 3 igville, K: Fia (7 am., Greenwich time, toda¥.) Temperature. Weather. 2 Fogey D;:E Reported. The followine deaths have been reported the Health 4 hou it desty, 88 anore T Mary ODonnell, 11, 8t Elizabeth’s Hos- Red Cross Official Who Died in San Francisco to Be Buried in Alexandria Cemetery. Funeral services for J. Arthur Jeffers, manager of the Pacific area of the American Red Cross at S8an Francisco, who died Sunday at the Raleigh Hotel, are being held at 4:30 o'clock this aft- ernoon at Gawler's funeral home, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue, Rev. Percy Foster Hall of Alexandria officiating. Inter- ment is in Ivy Hill Cemetery, in Alex- andria. Mr. Jeffers is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Jeffers, and by two sons and a daughter. ‘The honorary pallbearers were John Bartcn Payne, chairman of the Red Cross; James L. Fieser, Ernest P. Bick- nell and James K. McClintock, vice chairman. Serving as active pallbearers were De Witt C. Smith, Robert E. Bondy, William M. Baxter, William Carl Hunt, Hermann J. Hughes and Colvin Herrle, all members of the Red Cross staff. Marriage Licerises. lohtrt ' thun. 2 l,l:: Mary A. Brady, 2015, Bavel 3k, 21, both of Logb. T, 2 Vi Seagroves, 31, both ol Richmond, V H_W. Tol Tonic B Tynn, 24, and Ann E. . 23 Rev .mhn C._Ball. T 2, and Susie E. Slar x 50 Rev. William A Haggerty. Pederick Tausendsehoer, 33, Preling, both of Baltimore, M Robert E. Mattin A Cliber. 41, this ‘city, and’ Ruth Peckine, %0, Silver Spring, Md,'_ . o Iton, and Virginia K. ctiicel. 10, both of Richmond: Va.. Rev. Jona E. 5. “harlee” Dale, 41, and Beatrix Wade, 22; Rey. Willlam D. Jarvis. Oakleig) Va., and Velma R Services at Moon & Allen, at 8 p.m. SH'be Taken 10 Virsinie. K(’ill'l' ., FRANI 5 urs- SEETRIMATE 3, Sefye, o ey I'TH, oV of am J. Reurth ot this city u D. Ju of Silver Spring, Md. Puneral from Il: lon's indertaxiny paglors.’ s4L H st. Saturday, Decem at am il terment Monm Olivet Cemenry. Private. S«rmbfl NASH. JR. 1930, at Ann CK N, neral from 8t. holle Chureh, " Annapglie, Md.. pmber 8, at § p.m. Interment A OHMANN, JASPER. Suddeniy, on Thurs- mber 4, at_his rwam A un beloved hus! o Lohmann and father o nche. - Pauline - and Elen Lohmann. !ervlcu ill be held at his Tate ‘residence on Monday. December 8. at 2:15 p.m. In- Terment: Clenwood ‘Cemters 7 MAYHEW, JOSEFN W. On Thursd is Tesldence. 3504 3 th St Mount Rainier, Md.. JOSEPH W. m AY - HEW. beloved "son of “the Inte PRIl W, and Catherine Mayhew. Funeral from the 205y esidence on Saturday, December 6 1930, 30 a.m. Requiem mass st St Jame’ Ohurch 8t 9 am Inter Olivdfl Cemetery. mant Moynt Relatives and friends in- Funera) n the ‘parioss d fom ihe pariors Almus R. Speare, 16! 3 Cnx n. ave., day. December 6, at ‘ MURPHY, ANNIE C. Cember ‘s, 030, ANNIE G ter of the late Michael and Funeral Trom her Tate 1o st.n e on Saturdn amReayiem ma Chuirch at invited. tery . at B St. Anthony Relntives and friands Mount " Oiivet Cem- o’clock. Interment JOSERH D. - On Wednesday, 330 Bt ghis Tesidence. JOSEPH D. SCHRIVER, devol Nutband of janche E, Schriver, father Joseoh R, ‘George E, Joh ? Kutherine' A Blanche £, Brot & of Oilis S r and his late ‘Te eidence Daminic's ‘Chirch, &t kml- fnvited, 12~ c/mnou. A. WARTHEN, W. C. PARRY, Sec, Mgt WATERS, GIBSON. On Thursday, Dec { 930, 3t Blue Plains, D. C.» on% Wtk resting 8t the RS Remins Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WILSON. ANDREW. On Wednesda cember 3. 1930, ANDREW, bel band of uum Wilson, Funeral tro * T day. Decei t 8 'm mas A8 the Holy Comiorter Chiiren At B30 ., Relatives and {riends invited. Intemrl‘ Mount Olivet Cemetery. In Memoriam. CRUMP, MARCELLA WISELY. A tribu love and true devu!lfln to the m’mflt# des mother, ho left ul on' an IIO Wl’ Cfiuuh. ll b e ) .T.'z*." A ' ed this life ‘OWY years ll’fl m ber §, 1926. Sunshine passes. shadows remembrance. Dltflll! all. d molllh ‘hl: "l.g B:.mln‘;zz few, /ING FAMILY, & nfian, of you. HOUGH, PERRY V. In loving remem npey ..,.,.nb,m.,.m-"'r 2 o baby, Eaites. ON, NORMA died two years ago today, Deu{'g: 3528, B Hender.l‘('z; 12, !?oky HB DKI] 85 518 G st n.e. h Years fille aley. No. Tother's smile to &reec me, ! ith. 66, 1011 Ilonllnlnve ne. 0 babs yweet, carsss. rmnd- 2814 i yould hesy ihe vound When God took the Large imported silk crepe mufflers in the popular square shape. Per- sian effects and solid shades in lux- urious new colors. W. Robinson, 32, M. McCandless, 16, thi Rev. Sydney tais etty Births Reported. The Jollowing births have been reported to the Heaith Department in the past 34 hours: N, and Lillian Bunting, Horels ¥ snd Anng Kushner AT Herry and Seohle Dusoff gir M. Lashwas, TGinot '\" - jewton " 34, Naval Hospital. , Lower Nichols *'Battick Murphy. 21, Georgetown Hospital. William M. Cufran, 15, Providence Hos- Coftren, 4, Providence Hospital. ;Ef:‘r:{dotx‘flnry and ‘Sophie Dugoff, Sibley ettis, 65, 319 Sth st. 4, 1147 1sth st SUITS departs 21X vears ago today. December ©Our hearts snnnot tell how we m! ¥now what to oG 3 how we miss mg our lonl;A homt todary Wi Illl« JAMES FULTON. Tn sad but lnvln‘ emembrance of our dear busband u‘-md «hih ife thres Sears ado toany, De- r 5, 1927, and 'COATS 25 °30 '35 These suits and overcoats are of | James B, Akers. 29, 3 w. Melvin Robinson, 34, s Hospit: Bernard LMA':': alvin P. In the eighteen nnd a hn]f centuries that have elapsed since the death of St. Peter, the first bishop of Rome, 262 Popes have reigned in the Eternal City. — FOUND. ST ANIMALS apply Animal Bescue u."'.ui‘,om Maryland ave s.w. Nat LOST. m- was hard, th g:l D‘ lll! of U‘ "“hfllll ("!2.] : aih of pirtly resel, RICHARDSON, ILBAI"I'I. In sad but ln\ml umembrlnu of our dear mother, ABETH RICHA N, who depar! ;hl;’.llfl Q" IICYI 450 today, Decem In our hesrts your * mozy lingers. e - THOMAS, mm In lovi ot BROOCH P ad: Qur ggar mother and dnushier, PEARLE A: ln%nd brooch n‘u‘\ lon in lh: past "! [OMAS, who Ill‘lefl ’lwn one year Ag0 @ard of Thanks. tional 5828. today, Décember DIAMOND BAR PIN, filisre of white and .o‘,&’m:n,fi““ tell how we miss you: STRIGGS, ANDREW 2. The family of AN. o DREW BPRIGGS wish to sincerely stor L 1 Tea Teat . .llldt rule ln flockvt TP, E. Call Br. 122, or eall Clev. 2477 Finder please call Adams Hfi‘! not know what to say: S - But God oniy knows how we miss you il 04 lonely home todey FATHER. DOGAalruy;d from its homs 3%, “Biuonrer ayp nes N oilee.and collie do DA raar, femate. Finder please return to Swner, B N. Taylor, 814 O st. n.w. Rew: the highest standard of quality. Tai- lored of the finest fabrics, in styles favored by the best dressed men. Single and double breasted models. 5 ings inc ey 5 s over half & Colorings include greys, tans, blues, 3 ‘i"x”‘"‘::;:nf“':?él‘.f“l’g" i i e o blue-greys and browns. OUT- FRENCH BULLDOG. Jou W 8 old, 'm gpot below neck, Aonday eve. " Mr. J. Zbaneks isy Reed STANDING VALUES. | e | Snetor gl A vl Rel funeral later. DOG—Brindie bull pup months old, wh face and White ma; neck Engiaving and Print Job1 Catvert Yu..m mandery of Reers of Meridian Lod during bis iliness and tributes given at his deatn, SPRIGGS AND FAMILY. Braths. ASHE. JORN W. Departed this life on 30, at e Topsy W Adams mn and _white, curly hal Reward. - George DOG—Male, black elu.s, hed cnlllr T answers name 6 months . Wash- g ES, bi-focal, 11 cm. VIS, SUI Park or ' Brigntwood car Reward. | PAYIS; SURAN B R.D. On Wednesday, Decem. Ty e Pars. " Nat! Ol8 (1030, at Fakoma Park, Md', SUSAN AVIS. devoted mother of Emma Moten Sd sranamotner of Harry 8. Danis. Re: mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 14 until SHOE witn THE STA-SMOOTH INNERSOLE 10 A smart Calfskin Shoe with style to the limit and all the comfort in theworld. The Sta-Smooth Inner- sole will not harden, crack, curl OPEN A CHARGE = ; - | SRS st SSES, tortoise shell on ACCOUNT Yy YR ‘ : LV Rans Sandy "Sorin, LASSES— Tortolse .hkzll . hmy case noorn,‘ LUC ursday. D,u,.,. Soimber B ve mmflfn R M6 S emper 3 bet, &0 Wactabio B i ., 1930, at her nllduhcfi. 44, Meade FUNERAL DIRECTO! Frank Gder s Sons Co. Neither the NCCCIW" flf nor ll‘ ‘merly .“ LA A w 4 New York Ave. N.W. - District 412 H ST, X Lincoln 0524 HANDBAG, black sl taining owne R-undnlnh Dodd, Martha Jackson snd Hll cards, with lfl_?l’!!l. l!yl. slasses, 9!5 tie Curry. mains resting II H 'y 8, R"\flt .. CLAREN( r 1623 Connectle: CHAS. C. ZURHORST P ene Lisnels o V. L. SPEARE CO with the original w. I Herbert B. Nevnus Funeral Home Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private leousmc Ambulance Modern 0 A fach, s R i | ALMUS R. SPEARE Notice of funeral later. llu.flllt the Ori, ll.l w. l. .lfilw ]ouph F Bkch's Sons 3034 M St MW, Fgg, mes n.w., thereatter “at _the Small Weekly or Monthly Payments Will Do PACKAGE, cnnmmn ‘Hamilton watch -1 articles of wearing apparel; in Belasco Thea- fer, Thuraday matinee, ' Finder pleaso phon HE is furvived by his wi Columhh\ azm Liberal re 3 ;& daug] n J— " and two S0 T ol"bolr;::'l?xrau‘;xflenuycnn,leo alph ca fi‘é‘a‘.:.!‘.n%“mm beads: belonged to den tne Tesidence of I Wife. hence of nnnmE:Lnl \;Ael‘v:r;o‘:w':n:fl LR ‘worthless W others, e DUVALL, W. C Our Annual Christmas Sale of ||i= = au s L;Z"%M ’ g He is survived by hi ) Phone. Go _69: —it will not burnyourfeet. Built | Bt ,‘.'{. g e AT J‘e’};l.l: R. WfilGHT Cco. 14! Girard st. During h\uim_‘u smooth to Sta-Smooth. Try a 53,, o fllchol., ‘ @ E 5. Dee. e 1ig] s pair and learn what foot comfort 50 $ 50 o | | mar :‘I’?t :5,,:.3:':5‘ gy Clyde J. 1 : D R et S e O e Col._ 6 really means L o WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, tainis Hamilton Balsigh Hotsl and receivs reward, 231 PA. ‘&.1.2& 5‘”-95&%‘ 1384, 1388, brown spot 1 mma(xe 38, ack and two own Tt oatked pauqmonm, Toat N flu. Phone Adams 3741. ot nd music, in case: left e on ME. e v F sts.. Thursda: foh dence Saturday, a Alovaius Ghurch, whier Interment “a(mmc Priends and’ relafives. o On Wednesday, Not a shirt worth less than $1.50—the majority are $2.00 values. High-grade madras, broadcloths and chambrays in the most desirable patterns. Also plain white, tan, blue and green. These shirts are well made, cut full and excellently laundered. SHOP EARLY. FOR CHRISTMAS RALEIGH HABERDASHER SEREX 1310 F Street QEAIS Y, ANNA WATER: R e s