Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING SIAR, WASHINGTON’s FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE h? SAVINGS of $11 to $36 based on the LOWLST prices in fifteen years Hart Schaffner & Marx SUITS AND VERCOATS Bear in mind the facts: 2 Hart Schaffner & Marx are the standard bearers for style, quality and value in America... so there’s no guessing as to ‘‘what’s what” in this sale. were $40 and $45 $50 to $75 Suits and $50 to $65 Overcoats 39 MEN'S '$10 KNOX HATS Still @ splendid assort- ment in sizes 6% to 7% inclusive. 5585 SHOP HERE & PARK FREE AT CAPITAL GARAGE USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT DURING THIS SALE RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street Every wanted style and size is here. THE SUITS: Solid col- ors or mixtures, in blues, tans, browns and heath- ers . . . serges, cheviots, worsteds and unfinished worsteds . . . sizes 34 to 48. OVERCOATS include all models in solid colors or mixtures, in blues, browns, heathers and ox- fords - . . sizes 33 to 48. PR R L A O S T R P No charge for alterations SALE RALEIGH SHOES $ 645 Calf, Holland Grain and Scotch Grain, in black or brown. All shapes, styles and sizes. W ADLLLIN U & iy BURIAL OF J. H. GENUNG TO BE IN INDIANAPOLIS Funeral Service of Retired Busi- ness Executive Is Conducted Here Today. DR. . C. JOHNSON DIES IN HOSPITAL Funeral Physician Was Found by|Ses Neighbors Unconscious on Sidewalk Near Home. at Dr. Stuart C. .Vohmnn, prominent | 77 hysiclan of this city, died suddenly ast night at Garfield 'Hospital, where was taken after being found by neighbors unconscious on the sidewalk near his home at 5214 Fourteenth street northwest. He had suffered an apoplec- tic_stroke. He was 56. Dr. Johnson was on his way to & meeting of the Medical Soclety nl u-xe lsmm of Columbia when stricke: Johmon Was born and educated tary to Commissioner Lewis of the Inwemufie Commerce Commission. He retired from active work about two years ago, due to failing health. TELLS OF CHEST ECONOMY Economical methods em- ployed by the communlty chu-. m bnnflglc o rg:mn't‘!zh m'"v‘; h uilding o ns ‘ashington, .1 A. Kamerow of the Chest speakers’ bu- reau told the Friendship Citizens’ Asso- ciation last night at Janney School. The speaker ited the Chest method saves more than half of the cost of collecting and administering funds as compared with the old ayn.em Deaths Regorted. EGuR" otass B Kate McHenry, 81, “Shasiug Meade, preparatory work at Andover. He was at one time captain of the Georgetown foot ball team and was an active member of the Columbia Athletic Club. He was formerly on the staff of Georgetown Hospital and the Washing- ton Asylum, and in the early days of his career, had been physician for the Calumet and Hecla Copper Mining Co. at Calumet, Mich., and for the Louisi- ana Central Lumber Co., at Clarks, La. He was a captain in the Army during the World War and saw service as an X-ray_specialist at Base Hospital 119, near St. Nazaire, France. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Bertha Curtis Johnson; two sons, Stuart C. Hooales re. and Alden; a sister, Mrs. A. H. Howell; s,g iR - g .}“"n""' U all of this city; and two brothers, Ralph - G. Johnson of Pittsburgly Pa., and the Rgv Harry W. Johnson of Seneca Falls, N Shumiceal ouwiows willibo comdicted st ; the residence Saturday morning at 11 ve L. O “io; 636 o'clock. Burial will be in Arlington | piigl, : Cemetery. ave i, LhUS Bisters of the etiospital. 14t) ;rmem Hospital. k3 5 1) M. Miller, P 5 S35 Elizabeth F. Dee, 40, Police Will Help Take Census. aber, 30, Tuberculosis Hos- pital LIAVANA. January 8 (g:).t—hgy using lmmsm H. Welsch, 68, Preedmen’s Mos- police and guards census o begtn within two months, the govern- | - Fouis "fpfie" 58" fintt?® TRt ment expects to save more than $1,000,- 000. cl.nn'é‘. el S el S B OPEN A CHARGE . ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s W ear Seventh and F Sts. Walter Reed Gen- Flowers for Funerals My Specialty Sprays Priced From $3.00 Up F.F.Leapley Florist 908 G St. N.W. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phoues (M i03 41 Whote Pamaraies o And All Porchapel, Al mmusie, 16 m 5 In Case of Death Call llth, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. TMI llut my cloth m Onl, ‘The service a8 our pipe organ. THE GREATER W.W Chambers Co. Columbia 0432 Wh-u the Best Costs Less © uping ishingion Men Well Dressed @ At Both Stores Semi-Annual Sale SHIRTS and Pajamas 25% ox At Prices Approximately Shirts that were $2 to $7.50 $|.45 to $4.85 Neckband styles with collars to match, also collar- attached styles. Sizes 14 to 17V5. Pajamas that were $2.50 to $10 $]85 1 3685 Bk Bhidpe Lo New York Avenue at Fifteenth Branch Store: 3113 14th N.W. 5, 50, 1010 hmnn:uu st. | Cabe: ton st g United lll‘el Hl"ll Hos~ 46, Walter Reed Gen- |26; Rev. Lews O, dvod, WILL REST IN ILLINOIS Mrs. Grace Macdonald Buford to Be Buried at Rock Island. ‘The body of Mrs. Grace Macdonald Buford, wife of T. J. Buford of the In- Rock Island, afternoon burial. unwmmmmm hu.lth!urlznnlm B Mlalc“ and donud of Northville, Iflch. ANDREWS RITES HELD ?fi%%fi furreeae & . E@fi = mfin Widow of General Laid to Rest in | ANDREW ‘Wilmington, Del., Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Me- Entee Andrews, 86 ye-n old, who_ died at her residence in Ouro Hotel Tuesday after a long ess, were con- ducted at the Old sweeds Church, Wil- mington, Del, afternoon. Inter- ment was in d:e church cemet there, Mrs. Andrews was the widow of Gen. John N. Andrews and had been a resi- dent of this city for many years. She was active in Red Cross work here dur- ing the World War. She is survived by two soms, J. N. Andrews of Bethesda, Md., and John Sedgwick Andrews of Ornnxe Va. Her husband died a number of years ago. ko Marriage Licenses. !nAnru ubo'nl 20, and Betty Levenson, - \yand Gertrude . 21, and YI‘QHG T. Smith, Graebenstel hd Esther Douglas, Ernest M. Holl ki Lpuelia 3. Bowers ock. :i lfl‘;n Vinase, N iesme Lena Braker, d Edna Siyde, 22: uiam it Rose: o ]t Paiscn, 717 R, AG, Biack #ilk, New Yea, 2 e By, dentifyl office. BRI ASI‘.— cooif;wm’luay Who took by mistake black 0% fur coller and cuffe, con- | ki taining Jellefr’ 1 at, Inn, CAll AShbon' 138, ‘af snes? 00 i Doo Brown, Ch k ] 7 telenhnne .nfi"gf formation after 5:30, EASTERN- STAR SWEL: s, Crapte: n °'§-'fl male; tn formation, Nat. 4646: Januar; Chapter, January evumofl -nmnl 1;1 ods, H mn!ll ave. Return_to 1870 Wyoming Apt. atur_1880. 11T black leather o hewars " ‘Adems LASSES, shel "northent section. e e @ Yo 45 Rlndo‘vh bl n. Call N “In Eia M e 'fl iack snd tan hewa snd” e, Dlack mt o Fight side; lost or stre: Court. Rewa: Ol.u-n yed from d if m JEicker b on, Var “"‘a“‘ endo oumus. hite gold. Jm [ QAseEs, Fs e S € o ".h‘- 215-H, Star_office. i '"'fi""""?"‘. corner of ‘Wyomin ward. o Ay tween l4th st and Comn. address_inciosed. ~Return tation Bidg. P Tear -n it initary Grocery, 1st lnd M sts. JOOK, nan with several do v “Reward. E. Moberly AR et Tsland_ave HNorth c-nltol. Monday™ ment: Adams 0 DOG. white, "with DIack eves and m-ll brown ot over each eye: D. O. Liberal reward 10F safo return. r Wyatt, 1702 Kalmia rd. n.w. Georgia Ml Wi —Gruen I-zherCSmi TR VR %‘ at 10th l'!l“ Yd A A Biszs BAnk. & White 010 wDorts HALCH and Rlges Ban: & o s leatner cord strap. SReward.” Phone H"‘.’ jorth 08’ i+t fll "mt y!fl E '"h band. ‘O SR nder cull Met: fiu. ears; t ot watcn, Beprue Lk wrist, watcl rs. Mass o Lincoln 7315 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 1200 9th 8t N.W. Col._6324. J. WILLIAM LEE:’SSSONS, DIRECTOR: C’fi%mTORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. __NATIONAL 1384, 1885 P. J. SAFFELL 38 BB e A O Sast. Frank @er’s Sons Co. Hoiern Oraper. Teieprione National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. anate L\mousme Ambulance Lincoln cuA‘s'." S. ZURHORST T _CAPITOL ST. 20} ome Lincoln. 081 Bucceeding the Original "ot Connectiout Ave: -Tonm 3034 M St N, abhops West aoee. 0. W. WISE CO. 94 Now y.n Ave. N.W. __ District 3008 CHAMBERS W.W.Deal&a ll!fl!’l‘! . V. L. SPEARE Co. with ‘the aeimn WeoR, Bosare orublich: | LOGAN. 12302, 1009 H St. N.W. ..flylmJ_sl. NW. st JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1387 l“l St. . Phone North 004° RAL DESIGNS. Gudc Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Auto Delivery Service. i EO, C, ERATE ViGes PR AN S & MARORS Open Evenings [4th & Eye ent. Filone Nati o T, H. Ivan and L. Aloise “services al the patlor of V. Sabukry o, Interment ot mrnun Grews. lmuuwolt, ANNIE 387, Jangasy 8 1081, 5. n.?-."p'i. . Rihel and Fra Bchool. o g, o , 5 A THEAING “ESTELLE aa STSL, Services oJanusry 9, &b 1050 a0 unnoni inassas Vi James % urdey. ' Januery. 10, {roi &l W.dm-d Y. Jln- 2/ Jo'-v‘ A o BRO"I Cla \bfilc.b‘% parlor, “" epose of Lll ment WW! Mariboro, Md. lflnL L I’Aml- BERTHA O. At Sibley !mllll Tiesats, sy o -y ol ' : Mrs. Elmer . Statte llll Ted 18 resss Finerat also dmother. sinte rets fhelma ‘and Elisabetn Brown: and & hos of tives and friends. ains ene “Ford's - fucral e " trom the above hamed Gterment 8¢ Mount Zion mflx ‘pariors 2 g e e eart 3 es and iriends invited. Interment Arlln.wn oun. tery, l CRUTCHFIE! ILLIAM WALLER. Daricd this hte Baturday. Jamuacy & 1031, WILLIAM WA . H January ters and a host of Sther relatives { st nw. Tuneral Priday, Jenuary 6. Hupel ave. his life n.':a." oy oot og llmll. u;l'd Ll;l sardey 0. at 2 e 'i nnu;ry ;. R_st. n.w. Intérmeént "'Z.m.f'iy Vel ln lmnruu. TR nmllou erse: lwmvn and friends umud. oun Jun mn life was And"be" conid Bave lived his best “fi. e m w:: FPAMILY, 9§ ek m;,;.a-:m-w-y the ' late Alonzo L ng‘-i' Qh!n-t-ll-ll,l-t "fi‘.",'n nm"n‘-num ":3“" Sedn 1400 ODa e on S x A I.?‘-‘:tun 8, wn.A o fi..« LY e o E m;@%m%wfi}fi mu'"'fll e A:ln"oui":sm “' ‘avpres | F. célflf'm:’ e m&%m Dpassed aw: Toars aso loday, Jaguary & 08 rth | CU! d'&".’. %fiwu of ....r**‘ i 5 r.lt G'ln.‘ . ’.& : ,ge::-fim%: '?.m.’;’m i B i ““'. h i s part, my heart. HATTIE. iy e Y, who'left us today, Jandary 8, 1928. T 0L ot ér w‘“fi o ot il}nnan “fimf;' “ucie i‘mfl e IA'II I‘Dhglmoolnm. Bornlu and Ry JO] MN. l"lt ?mm‘ o R ux’m- m Funeral from Ber, late ’...“mb e a3 A :on:t’)n. "LYBIA D, rlnAm aig | CRobranes ‘OF our deer” wite. and mot?he'r‘. s Pisgedor fméfq"“ 2| I seven vears aeo Godey. Jatnry s 1036 & weight of sorrow on bear; ni Voo ' DAUGH- OHNEON 3 NDEXTER. PATSEY. In sad but lovi -‘A'a’e‘nu' inf mn ":emmbr-nn iy TEEY dear mother, R With breaking hearts., within this narrow we 1aid her form whoss gentle soul had our sorrow prayed God's loving ww?dludu to her in the better land. AUOB"X'IR! mwu?;? THOMAS H. LEE. mn,mwml A Jmuu! l. ibute of hor, EOWARS years ago to- i e S Semmbrinin ol ber many or few, ey are led with, remembrince of Yo ten years ag JoENSON, DR 5214 14 v, January 8. 100 urekine pagsss, shadows. tani emembrance, outiasts. ail, s %«:{:I‘:::h the HI:I be mnnz or few, : g ‘gg_&gcw.m o mum 8, 1 g gty Pletumu {DII 3 ain ts "i’l‘n‘: "“r‘.{{;";' ‘ended. You ha Boon ucomln (dear Rispend 'b. Dassed away you today, e past; me the Frazler WILLIAMS, WAL "ehe Toiends yited fo brance of my Ty m‘?fim T by o T keeps you ever near Thoush you left me two years ago. b-:hmlhvl-!-m“u "o he* Ehow U st