Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1931, Page 9

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Apples.4 ™ 29¢ New Cabbage. . .....4 = 23c|i=% Cabbage........4 ™ 10c Iceberg Lettuce. . .2 = = 19¢|Crisp Celery........2 * 25¢ Yellow Onions. . ....3 » 10c|Red Sweet Potatoes. .4 ™ 17¢ Idaho Potatoes. . ....5 » 17c|New Potatoes. . . ....4 = 25¢ Bunched Carrots. . . . .2 tr 15¢c|smnea Beets & Turnips, = 10c Just a few steps from your home is an ASCD Store filled with the Finest of Foods and Table Needs; at prices which will save you money. Lean Stewing tFormer BRIG. GEN. WINTER DIES IN HOSPITAL ,Commandant of Army Medical School Served in France and England. Brig. Gen. Francis A. Winter, 63 years old, retired surgeon of the United States Army, died in Walter Reed Hospital yesterday after a long illness. Gen. Winter served with distinction in the Spanish-American War and later in the Philippine Islands, where he won a silver star citation for gallantry in June, 1899. He also was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for services overseas during the World War. He was placed on the retired list in 1922, Gen. Winter is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary D. Winter, of 1911 R street, and a daughter, Mrs. Edmund G. Cham- berlain, of San’ Antonio, Tex. Headed Medical School. During the World War Gen. Winter was chief surgeon with the American expeditionary forces in the line of com- munications, and also served as chief surgeon with the A. E. F. in England. Following the war he became -com- mandant of the Army Medical School in this city. A native of Francisville, La., Gen. Winter recelved his education at St. Vincent’s College in Missouri, at the Bethel Military Academy in Virginia and at the St. Louis Medical College, w'?lere he received his degree in medi- cine. He was appointed assistant surgeon in the United States Army in 1892, the grade carrying with it the rank of cap- All the recognized benefits of yeast ble in this delicious chocolate-coated chocolate fudge, in which you cannot taste the yeest 4 at oll. Eat 2 or 3 bars every day. Cellophane-wrapped 3-pack, 10c. . D . D . D . D D D D AY MOND. JL ldn. xcmmnmpuudmmuh nuwnl services will be conducted Fort Myer Chapel tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. mumcnt. with full military honors, will be in Arlington Cemetery. — Honorary pallbearers will be as fol- MtJ Gen. Merritt W. Ireland, sur- geon general of the Army; Maj. Gen. Charles Géhm.t (retired), Maj. Gen. Brig. Gen. Jefferson R, Kean (fetired), Col. Leartus J. Owen, Medical Corps, and Lieut. Col. Ernest R. Gentry, Med- ical Corps. . FOWLER FU;VERAL HELD Wife of District Health Officer Is Buried in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Chauncey Fowler, who died at her home, 2322 First street, Friday after a long illness, were conducted the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. R. Y. Nicholson, pastor of the Rhode Is- land Avenue - Methodist Protestant Church, officlated. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Fowler was the wife of Dr. W. C. Fowler, District health officer. She had been active in church circles and in the Woman's Christian Temperance Unlon, MAN, 91, WEDS GIRL, 19 Bride Becomes Stepmother of Three Children. OKLAHOMA CITY, January 12 (#).— Aaron Fretz, 91, and Bertha Eckert, 19, were married yesterday. The couple left immediately after the ceremony to visit friends in the country, where Fretz said he would “seek the blessings of the old folks.” ‘The girl wife became the stepmother of three children. Grapples With Yeggs, Is Wounded. CHICAGO, January 12 (®).—Wil- llam L. Just, 32, business manager of the Waukegan News-Sun, grappled with one of two would-be robbers and was shot in the right leg last night. The yeggs flashed revolvers on Just's theater party of four persons in the “gold coast” district but fled when challenged by Just. His father, Frank Just, publishes the newspaper. Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Ususl Cost Are Done by Chambers e 30D The Susquehanna 1430 W Street N.W. 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PAINTS & GLASS | 1334 New York Ave.—Phone Nat’l 1703 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain this after- noon and possibly Wnl‘ht lowest tem- perate tonight about 35 degrees; tomor=- rtrw fair and slightly colder, colder to- morrow night, gentle to moderate shift- ing winds becoming fresh northwest by tomorrow. Maryland—Rain tonight, except local snows in the mountains; tomorrow gen- erally fair except snow in extreme west ds ming fresh northwest tonight. Virginia—Cloudy with rain this after- noon and probably in east and north portions tonight, colder in extreme west portion tonight; tomorrow generally fair and colder, fresh shifting winds becom- ing northwest tonight. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy and colder tonight and tomorrow, with local rains or snow in north portion tonight and local snow in northeastern portion tomorrow. Record for 44 Hours, ‘Thermometer—Saturday, 4 p.m., 4 8 pm 36; 12 midnight, 32; 4 nm Sun- day, 30; 8 a.m., 26; noon, 44; 2 p Barometer—Saturday, 8 p. 8 am sunday. 30.23; 4 pm., 301 ., 20.93; noon, 29.82. Highest, bempernture. 50, occurred at 2:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 33, occurred at 6:30 a.m. today. “mpentum sl.me dlh last year— Highest, 45; lowest, 2! Tide lelu. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today-[.aw tide, 9 am. and 9:42 p.m.; high tide, 2:21 am. and 2:55 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10 am. and 10:41 p.m.; high tide, 3: 21 a.m. and 3:54 pm. The Sun and Moon., ‘Today—Sun rose 7:27 a.m., sun sets 5:06 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:26 am., sets 5:07 p.m. Moon rises 1:40 a.m;, sets 12:15 p.m. Weather in Various Cities. . g Temperature. =E = B sun s M B Abilene, Albany, N Atlant Ga. Atiantic Gity! Baltimore, Md Birmingham ... 20. Bismarck, N. D, Boston, M 3 o, N Charleston, Chicago, 1Il Cincinnatis Ohio 3 Cieveland, 'Ohio. Columbia, 8. C. 2 nver, Detroit, El Paso, Galveston, Hels Mont. .10 Snowing .50 Cloudy +r.. Cloudy 362 Raining 0.01 Snowing 4ers Clear +i: Clear Philadeiphia 0.02 Raining Phoenix. Ari; .. Clear o o Cloudy 06 Rawming (7 3.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather 42 Cloudy Rai 001 Horta (Fa b Cutrent Hamilton, Bermuds. Part cloudy San Juan, Porto R Eart cloudy lou Havana, Cuba.. FOX TERRI ears: very pla. 7240, small; white w ful. 4129 Illinols LOST. BOOK—Near Capitol, small red book, old, Clarke's Cel!brln 'd erlrllsufl of Wl!hln’énn E'oe’ron BULL 'rmmum PUPPY. 8611 14th lett eve and front feet; re BRACELET—Gold link, from_Columbia, Hos- ital to Earle Theater, to Tth and F s Reward. Prmn Wisconsin 3512 Red for% Dousias s JAT—Tortiseshell c: Answers’ o name of | Mnlhu 3190 between 3 and 5 il DOG—Chinese Fow,_ hllck. white feet and white under neck. Return to 1821 Corcoran st. n.w. or Apt. 2006 Wardman Park Hotel. Blione” worth Siss 13¢ 1d bres e "0 The ch-uome. “Bhone Adams 8710, FOX TERR!ER Smooth, BIac! hr,rt tail; 9 months old. Rt Clev. GLASSES, & 17 shenhem st. KEYS—Bunch of Pullman k Pinder please return to J. Que st. n.w. Reward. PDCKE‘I'BOOKV bag and keys to 1615 S st. rewa or leluphon: North .163 PURSE— Lady’ la purse contain- ing large lmount in hms on 'Fndly. January Call_North 5178. n Bs. Bchiymanski, * Bhone col. 12420 s number 1876, A Wesson, 47 der return nd receive With boo 2 dresses. reward Coftey, SUIT CASE, HAT BAG, black, university credits, valuable pape: Rosslyn-Georgetown: te to Miss Pearl i AN white BDSJ 2220 | STOMACH UPSET | Get at the real cause. That’s what thousands of stomach sufferers are | doing now. Instead of taking to or trying to patch up a poor diges- tion, they are attacking the real | cause of the ailment—clogged liver |and disordered bowels. | Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets help | arouse the liver in a soothing, heal- ing way. When the liver and bowels |are performing their natural func-| tions, people rarely suffer from indi- | gestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, | tongue, poor petite, a lazy, don’t- care feeling, no ambition or energy, trouble with undigested foods? Try Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a| purely vegetable compound. Know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. All druggists. 15c, 30c and 60c. Take one or two at bedtime for| | quick relief. Eat what you lik WRIST WA T Eundar Cegard, Cloe: Patterson._Chevy Chase, D. C. coated | + BAUME BENGUE (pronounced Ben-Gay) q\u:kl nlnevu the knife- like pain or “cric] the back due to lumbago or sacro-iliac disturbance. Its penetrating quality stimulates circula= tion, lessens congestion and soothes irritated nerves. Its exceptional pain~ nhmng roperties bring lmmedme comfort. for every pain of nerve and muscle. it Dreseions tengered "therm: at. the basst of our beloved wife, momer ;llfl &5{' e g nd ine the Hinss and aiso the ora 1 HE e denta ot 3 Gauenter. CORTNNE E. JOHNS MRS. LOUISE M. SKIPWITAH. WILMOT. ELLEN. We wish to acknowle Teclation to our, ¢ e indess shown durin ss and also the beautiful flora tributes at the death of our mother, Mrs. LLEN MOT. SON. DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHIL- DREN. . u A nited Ftates Army. band of Helen Carroll A»elr‘v Shany. Janvary 14, Fhtn milNary Honors. BARNETT, THOMAS, On Saturdaz, Janu. e 4 Sonth fahuary 13, 103 Lotk ndriD: My, from Zlo tist Church, Alexandria. JAMES EVERETT, Suldenty JAME! son d and Eve ter: | camemers, . 1 uary 12,169 h}xxhnnd of On Morda his_residence, CAMPBELL. leaves many other reln Remains resting at the .vmm "%, Hhhve( funerel chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later. CLARK, ETHEL PIXLEY. tary 1171931 on n.w. S Sahenter o 1. A 5ba Services at the above Janiary 13, at 10 a.m. On Sung add Interment Vine- CROWLEY. JOHANNA. On Saturdas, Jan. @ Interment Mount Olizet DAVIS, WILLIAM G. Departed this Jife on nuary 9. 1931, at em.. the residence of his sister, Apte Bwil 4921 Meade st. ne., WILLIAM G. Te Wioe. Jeaves (o mourn ni. de: parture three sisters and two brothers, BAa host of other velatives ‘nd rignds; Funeral services Tuesday, January 13. at 2:30 p.m., from Stewart's undertaking nar- fors. 30 H st. n.e. Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. Relatives and friends nvite JULIET. On Saturdsy. Januars 10. c1 " Re Frnest Jarvis funeral church. 143 n.w. until 4 o.m. Tuesday, thereafter RAGAN, ELTON AL 8 G xyrlle llll om his_parents YP.lld.Il:f “Tuegday, .'lnul‘ry , at o (] la m'“"x m sttend. Interment VID. A his residence, 1738 DA RiNER. Dejoved husoan Rinker, devoted stepfather of Wil. m B, Mitchen: « Notice Of funeral her o al'Ee : A of the iate Philip Rottee of funeral Tater. GELIA, On Sunday. January 11, 1320 R Mrs. Columbia Conway, seph. Charles d: Ao, ROLLINS, Rhines_funeral chapel 3td_and Eve w. Notice of funeral later. PRESTON C. On Monday, Jan- at his residence, 322 ith st. PRESTON'C. SHANNON. beloved hus Baiid of Flora Shanaon Notice of funera hereafter. SORRELL, WILLIAM H. H. © January 12, 1931, V\ILLXA\I B Hhso n. Yunera Notice 'of Fa STF AR‘I‘ (‘HAR'I‘! H. On !undly. Jin- 1931, at his resident Les'fi Beloved nuspand of Fineral from hil lll. nce on’ Tuesday, Janusry pm Briends and relatives tavited. "o termefit Glenwood Cemetery, BA. On “Janua 10, 's Hospital, FRAN( IA. beloved daughter of Myrtle ., Teancis’ Thralle *pun u SHAY ary Sugdenty, o at Fr emn’f day. Jan- “Thterinent Arlingtoa parted lite day, J i0. 19: m., after lmuvm; mnm at Bis renldenu» 1450 P st. n.w. ERT WHEELER, the devoted Fusbaiid. of Mertie G Wheeler, loving father of Rutledge R. Wheeler and brother of Thomas and Luclas Wheeler Corrine Colbert McCampbell, Re- mains Testing At n & Allen’s funeral 12th st. and_Florida ave. n.w. Jfrom_wbove establishment ' Tue day, January 13, at 1 p.m. Interment Lin Coliy “Memorial Cemetery. WHEEL Young Me®s ociation will attend ELER tron Jthis 45 OPHELIA. On unday, Janu. - 31, at 3:55 . OF] at her residence, v\tu.uul Oi ockett). beloved wife of sr. Funeral from Rohen Guire's chapel Tuesday, Januar; 2 o'clock pm. Interment at coln Cemeter: WRIGHT, FRANK A. Officers and mi of Jfoust Vernon Council denicer 1128 Mass. ‘we. January 14, at 2 pm, . J. FOSTER, Councilor, E. C. CROUCH, Rec. Sec'y. 13 In Memortam, CARTE] MA. In loving remembrance of B Gear dntehtor: A CARTER. who st at_herlate residence, 1304 Corcoran st. DONALDSON. JAMES M. On Sunday. Jan- i, at his residence. 501 E & TS NALDS aged 48 years. Funeral from above ‘resl- dence January 30 Dnmlnxu cmm-n Where high mars wiil be su Relatives and friends invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. DOUGLASS, WILLIAM B. On Saturdar, Jenuary 10, i gesidence. 151§ TLLIAN B, DOGOLASS, ase Bany Letine. a7 Gawler chasel nw. Military service at National Cemetery on Tuesday, January 19, at 11 a 12 SIDONIA. !uddenly. on Sunday. January 11, 1931, at the residence of her Dioce. at Hacerstown, ¥ DONT. o m-na k. from nephew, Rodger D. Gessford, 6802 45th st., Chevy 'Chase, Md. Interment Congras- sional Cemetery, 13 ENGLISH, JAMES A, day, January 11, gt bis “parents. En Suddenly. on Sun- Tteiment "Arlington Nluone‘l Cemetery. GREEN, ANNIE B, Deoarted this life ;nn- or , %ite_of Jonm leaves 1o mourn tF Mrs. and ard Thesda: 1:30 the W. tmm arvls’ tineral omiren, 1453 You st. n.w. HARRINGTON, KATE. Departed_this lite on Saturday. January 10. 193 p.m., oF o renience. ‘403 Montalio " o KATE HARRINGTON. the dearly belove Ether o Cora Gror. Blanche Harriaston: | Mary Gary and Lily Bogle. the devoted grandmother Harrington nes and Blanci She alfo leaves & host of other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Body can be viewed at her late residence. neral Wednesday, Js 1 from McGuire's chay kins_ officiating. _Frien: Sent 0% Lincoln Memorial Gemeters. | HENDERSON, RODERICK JOHN. On Saf "s"‘" aniiary 10, 1931, at mnmriequen e on 8: Chente 0w Ty’ Ehure ‘e mass will be said for the repose of Relatives and friends invited Cem- etery, 12° HOLLAND, ANNIE E. On Sundey, Janusry t,her residence. 60 Rhade Tsland + beloved wife of Jo- semh T Vitofland Funeral from, the abave Tesidence Tuesday, January at_9:30 i thence to 8t Aloysius Chiirch, where Fequiem mass wili be said at 10 m for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount { Qlivet, Cemetery. ~Relatives and " friends nvited. HOLLAND, ANNIE E. Offcers and com- Iads of Liverty cduncil. No. 163 C.'W, L. are requesied to meet it fome of NNIE E. HOLLAND. Rhode v ihis evening (on: ay, January at 8 o'clock M. H. McCARTHY, Pres, «R. R. KOLB, Sec'y. ¢ HOLLAND, ANNIE. Offcers and members of St. John, Mass at St. Aloysius Church Tuesday, Jan: uary 13. at 10 Members meet at Iate’ home Mond A, Jln-'unu 12, at 8:30 GHT, Pres. POLU SHEA, Rec. Sec: JOMNSON, ROBERT. oOn Friday afternoon, January’ 9 1031, . 411 M n.e. ROBERT JOHNSON, hthcr of Mrs. Fannie Stewart and friend Smith. H leaves a_host of s, Fu- neral from Stewart's undertaking parlors Tuesday, January 13, at 1 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. JOHNSON. ROBERT. All grand and pa rand officers of the Ancient independent rder of Moses are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, ROBERT JoRneoh, Grom Btewast's waderiaking DAL lors, 30 1 st. n.e., Tuesday, January 13, a BEULAH wiLLE R JONES, G JONES, SYLVESTER lw:s'r). On Baturday, Japuary 10, 1931, Tendehte; Lincols Boulevard. Green vals ley, Arlinsion, Va. SYLVESTER (WEST) ONES. He ' leates ' io mourn thelr loving wife, Mrs. An; M. (nee. Bluers: tour devoted . chil: arles D. Mrs. Mary B. Willis, | Ahd Mis. D." Elizabeth Brown four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Mary Queen, and one brothe Jones. He*%lso 1eaves a host” of other relatives and friends. Reauftm mags at St. Chatles’ Ghureh, Clarendon, Va.. Tues elo a ° 1o -umd Mount Olivet Cemeter: Hig tolls are passed. Thtm work i dota, nd he is fully blessed. Hefilouxht the flgnt, the victory won, s nd entered into res THE FAMILY. * Qn Saturdas, Janu- LATNE o oterment L\TVBY. WA'TI:! 8. ary 10, 1931, WALTE voled hu‘hund ol Oph l of Walter 5. Latney, s ence Ohnxt Gertrude Mutl Funeral Wtdn!xdl!y 1 pmg drom Sureh: 1isa G Jlnull’y H. R. v, linger Ho Dot EXaTER MACK, " January 14, W, Ernest Jarvis funerai AW '“| , f W e John T Hiines tunersi. chapel, 3rd and Eve"sts. Sw. Notice of funeval Inter. MAYFIELD, ANNIE THOMPSON. Sudden!, Geparied this ife twenty-eight years oo today. January 12, 1903. HER MOTHER, EMMA T. CARTER. ESLIN. CHARLES E. In loving remem. brance of our dear husband and Iather, ARLES E. ESLIN, who departed this ago today, January 13, Sadly missed. HIS LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. * !?nl;m.rc;wo’ GEORGE P, T. :n Joving EORGE " HOFPAANN, wh' died Cicntoen years ago mmy“.l:mu 2 A3 . Jan HIS WIFE AND SO Tiade the ‘chants calied death shres oe made the changs called death three yea 820 today, Jaruary 13, 1938. e Ever present in memory. B “WHrTEANBAEZW mO- of By dender tribu ectionate e T u{; of e:exfi.x’fifi d happiness two years ago Jan 12, 185, I Rave lost my oply slatere A life linked with my own— And day by day I miss you As Twalk throush e alane 1 miss your kind ‘heer With you I spent mY 9 n{ 8. T, miss Sou when's eed % telen O you, Gear a1 Could” aiwaye’ depend, roNEr SR oo FRAY 2 Phlladelpuia o . I.AHKIV. SAIA“ In lmol’ of In' who mu e two years axo, Jasuary 13 Toto: cars have passed, dear one, i HOGAN, LILLIE. A tribute of love u our LLIE HOGAN, MARGUERY’ GAN, LAMKIN, SARAN. loving ~ memor; an more, ¥ Are the that love you the Four leas t amiles T cannot for N matte i Tour Picasing ways shall ys stay 1 the hearts of the ones you joved, HER SON, ANDREW T. LAMKIN. * LYON, JACOB. In lovin mory of our dear father, JACOB LYON» on this, the snniversary of bis death EVOTED CHILDREN, SCHICKLER, :omw A tribute of love to the ry of ‘our dear husband and uuM JOHN ECHICKLER. who departed this life eight years ago tod: nu “I am the resurrec Aon -na nm mg’ Jonn 325 My flesh shall slumber in the ground Till the last trumpet's joyful sound: Then burst the chains with sweet surprise And in my Savior’s image rise. “I give unto them eternal life.” John x28. HiS' DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. SCHRIDER. HENRY. = In loving memor our dear father and grandfather, SCHRIDER, who. departed, this life two years ago foday, January 12, 1929. Rest In peace, your pain is ended: Sweetly sieep, your work is done: You have gone where those who love you Soon are coming. one by one. HIE DEVOTED CHILDREN AND' GRAND- wu‘uzs l:Dw.un H. A tribute of love to ory of our dear husband intners EBWARD . who parted this' life " three vears ago tod January 12, 1t 3 I5vikG” Wire, mEssre_waTERS; DAUGHTER, DOROTHY WATERS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W. K. Speare establi: ment. Phione Natjonal 2802, t. N.W. rm Nw JoHN k' WWRIGHT Cco. 1337 10th_St. Phone North 0047. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc.’ _4209 9th_St. N.W. Col._6324. “J. WILLTAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 P. J. SAFFELL FERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE 33 5th_St. N. Nat'l_0387. Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. District 2608 CHAMBERS . W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. _LINCOLN 8200 Frank Geiet's Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N. Modern Chavel. Teiep: nal 2473 “Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Priv, '\!e Limousine Ambulance 412 H ST. N.E, Modern Chapel. CHAS. S. iURHORST Succeeding the Original W. K. Spears Co. ]oscph F. Birch's Sonl 3034 M St NN, peross,er pee GEO. w WISE CO. on Sunday, January 11, 193 dence, _ 1912 2 Mayheld: Funeral from b I‘l ld é’. m her late Tes enc on Wednesda: t 2 p.m. ferment at Glénwood. cemmry PLUMMER, JOHN JOSEPH. Sun January 111931, af his rcndangl IR rlu fGinmer, Jyusband eifzabeth " and father ol imme; o Pl ch.m?" 'S M p_and Mrs. at her resi AN M St N.W. #00wess “ish FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Frompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistio- expressive—t GEO. C. SHAFFER L e pres] pen Evenings * {4th & Eye