Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1931, Page 9

THE AVENUE AT SEVENTH U Easter Is Sunday, April 5th right to know @® You have a right to know where a store stands in this new era—when many quality stand- ards have been lowered for the sake of price appeal. @ At Saks, we are this Spring offering the best values of our career. We have improved qual ity=—not lowered it. We have increased values right down the line. You will buy right at Saks. Your money is worth more at this store. Compare! You’ll know what we mean by Value when you see and compare 9 TROUSER SUITS A new clothing standard at $37.50 @ Compare “Sakscrest” with many of the clothes called “$50 values.” In “Sakscrest” you will find fabrics that are UNQUESTIONABLY better. Sound, durable weaves—firm-textured—wear- tested. @ In “Sakscrest” you will find finer style—whether it’s the extreme one-button type or conservative. @ In 4Sakscrest” you will find finer hand con- struction, and more hand-tailoring, than was ever offered at such a price before. This season, BUY FOR VALUE! @ Sakscrest is a BET- TER suit of clothes at a priceyou LIKETOPAY! Saks—Third Floor NING IINJURY PROVES FATAL TO WASHINGTON WOMAN Mrs. Helen Lawder Succumbs to Complications Resulting From Leg*Hurt. Mrs. Helen Lawder, 39 years old, died at her home, 3220 Northampton street, last night, as the result of an injury sustained some time ago, ac- cording to physiclans. Mrs. Lawder had suffered a leg injury, and a blood clot is thought to have caused her death. She had also been suffering from heart trouble. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence, and interment will be at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The rescue squad and Casualty Hos- pital physicians were called to the home, but were unable to save the woman, who was pronounced dead by Dr. Sidney C. Cousins, 3921 Ingomar street. Besides her husband, Lawder, vice president of R. E. Milor & Co., builders, she is survived by two sons, 18 and 6 years old, and a daugh- ter, 16 years old. Java Volcano Again Active. BATAVIA, Ji March 25 (@).— New eruptions of the volcano Merapi since Sunday have caused authorities to order the evacuation of three vil- lages on which reconstruction work- had commenced after previous eruptions. The stream of lava is advancing about T T A DR. CLAUDE S SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone National 0721 409-410 McLachlen Bldg.. 10th and G Sts. N.W. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 54.00 Local Cnll, . Chambzn Co. O 0isn leger and Better annrnh At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by Chambers Ah'W.h:h Funeral for as s75 Alfred B. Gawler, STAR, WASHINGTO. CAPT. L. D. LAVELL DEAD Field Artillery Officer Expired in Hawaii Last Monday. ' The War Department is informed that Capt. Lawrence D. Lavell, United States Field Artillery, died at his station at Schofleld Barracks, Hawall, last Mon- ay. garn at Buttée, Mont, Capt. Lavell was appointed first lieutenant of In- fantry July, 1920, and three years later was transferred to the Field Artil- lery, in which arm he reathed the grade of captain in January, 1920. He was gradypted from the Culver Military Academy in 1908 and from the Field Artillery School in 1926. He received the degree of . from the Univer- sity of Virginia in 1013, His wife, Mrs. Xenia M. Lavell, was with him in Hawail BLACKMAN SERVICES SCHEDULED THURSDAY Lewis W.|Funeral of Mediator of U. 8. Rail- rond Board Will Be Held at Residence. ‘The funeral of William Blackman of the United States Railroad Board of Mediators, who died at his residence in the Chalfonte Apartments, 1601 Ar- gonne place, Monday night, will be held at his late residence Thursday morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in the New Cathedral Cemetery, Balti- more, Md. Mr. Blackman, who had lived in the city for 15 years, was a member of the Washington Lodge of Elks, the Royal Order of Moose and the National Union Assurance Society. He came here from Seattle, Wash. During his public_career, Mr. Black- men served on the United States Ship- ping Board during the World War and | prior to that time was Commissioner of Labor in the State of Washington, with offices at Seattle, He leaves a widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Frances Blackman; a sister, Miss Fran- ces Blackman of Des Moines, Iowa, and ; bn;t‘her, George Blackman of Derri- er, La. EDITOR FLAYS PULITZERS NEW__YORK, March 25 (®).— Jafmes W. Barrett, last city editor of day, entitled “The World, the Flesh and Messrs. Pulitser,” criticized the three sons of the founder for selling the newspaper. Walter A. Gawler He gave the purported “inside story” |of the paper and its recent sale. The |author ‘finds fault with the Pulitzers |for what he considers “their failure to | make a truly gallant fight to save the ‘?s‘mumn and go down with colors n William A. Gawler soseph GAWLER’S v FUNERAL DIRECTORS ESTABLISHED 1850 Chapel Lady Attendant Cremations 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.V/. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE SEIIIELITIX checked.”! Service, CEC LN L TR R LT SO I the World, in & book published yester- | "n-r Widow Dies SURVIVES HER HUSBAND ONLY A MONTH. Grief-stricken over the death of her husband a month ago, Mrs. Isaac Ot- tenberg, widow of the retired bakery proprietor, died today at her home, 4217 ixteenth street. They celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary January 8, last. Funeral services will be con- ducted Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock | by Dr. Abram Simon of the Washington | Hebrew Congregation. Interment will be in the Washington Hebrew Ceme- tery. Marriage Licenses. ion Emanuel. 24, Buffalo, N. Y., and Al R Bh s eyt RV Solomon' B Ang, Florence A. hdl’l |7 Wlllllms r'. PI ' Hughesville, B" ;3L Hollyweod. Calit, apd Alentown, Pa.; oldnu 23, And Rebeca Siibert, 31, altimore, Md.: Ri 5. fl.u uuu@ ‘willia Clevel n'!f o' o, Croy s s iy Revo Ba: ', rdje, 36, and Dorothy Taser, Lester A Mei:k! 3% and Thelma E. Toy. | 1or." 23, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. L. M. Zimmerman | _ Christopher C. ) 28 and Josie | Moble, 31 both of Rev. om s’ | " Chatie and_Pearl R. o5 dmond. 3 grigt, 32, bain of Baltimore, Md's Rev. Allati Deaths Reported The following deaths have been I the Health Department in the last Mary M, Kellv, 91, 1010 N street, Louisa E. Winston: 18 5th Riges ported to 4 hours: Tiet ¥ Wits Hictaas L. Brows, gh Gari elg ‘Hosp 1 A Bassett, 71, Homeobatnic 2 %:n;e?‘are M. Cummings, 70, Home for Aged and Innrm "Mary M. Pickerall, 70, Providence Hospital. iohn_J. Thomas, 1344 Ingraham. . Walter Hospita! att, 30, Gallinger H Bepital 25 14th s 22 't’Fh" Reed Hospital. l S! izabeth's Hospital. Ml"ll!l Wilker, 02‘ ?lmnler Hospital. i %zl "ru an" Toute: George- wh Un ver Ma go’ 4481 Condu Georse Wil 2, Edward Bowier, s mnontns, Ohiidren's Hos- e Mary G Mannix, 2 monthy, 2112 P st. John Wi Gallinger Hotpital. 'm! firnvmrnn Hosoital. ba A, Barh 58, o Thornton W. Lottie Dysor. 3 b | porris Payion, So en Toute Gallinger Hos- Pigditn 11 | Ed'n el Mmarf & Hosottal, 1 R. Smith, 4 ‘months, Children's Hos- NN The same care in the bluing, dry- ing, ironing, packaging, and finally in the delivering to you of your clean and sweet Bundle by a route man -anxious to serve. Everything is neatly and only wearing apparel ‘touching up” if you are particular. “Minutemore” ever “Minute- ironed in ‘ginia Walker. 2 months. 231 Mass. ave S T NN NN RN MAKES MOTHERS FEEL SECURE: Rainsoft water . . . multiple suds ,.,.7 or more rinsings . . . 100% sanitation . . . every step “double SHIRTS, EACH, 10c EXTRA —PHONE— ATLANTIC 2400 Qurds of Thanks PR am"%A SRy, P | PODRN g v"-' " CKRO¥ledEes Xpressions of n-—\n Jn o Tady % ;3. ot - Gir AN usl H;lv hureh “for. thelr WIFE A‘ID ¥ Poaioes X, ¢ Braths GEORGE. On 1. n'm mwnu."?'lz"'fi Pt Minni T l from H. Wi hmnn Jodse. fi"’"fii 1o the Grand Lodge of the 23, EIK services will be ¢ officers o ibe lodge . orger of atess: bour B 1w Notice of lllll;:il h 1931, rlin. rles . She lln At Tes 11 uneral thlll‘lh. 1432 o o B0 ntil 5 p.m. Wednesday, Pinersl Fridey: Maren ¥ 3'3 p.m., from Union Wesley Chureh. =~ 36 BL CIIAN WILLIAM. On HD da; leeh m. Illldlnu % l!m LT d u""'n March 26, C*Relatives an mum invited. " Intermen thedral Cemeteiy, Baitimore, Md. " (Wa ington ¢ of EIKs pleass take notice 5 BLACKMAN., WILLIAN, 0. 18, B, o IS o F *“Marcn 35, 1931, for the Biitsose ‘o pmn&‘ tribute to the 01 of our MAN, who' pases Departed this & d'n host of {eien o ) gmna umnl n o.orn F. Roves " v-rmom A"nn' lnm Ma felating. Cemetery. BRANCH, EDWARD punication ‘of 8t. A, A. M. Marén 26 Masonic ‘i’ 1 pm., Rev. Murray fnterment " Lincoln Meme o *'the Burpose of ‘condusting rvice for our late brother, RD J. BRANCH, Sr. Bl ROBERT W. ?umm ocretary 9 BROOKS, CHARLES H. Entered into eternal rest on Monday. March 33 188 (X er 8 brie 1683 13th, st n. SHAR ine father of o Gai sts. n.w. the_burial EDWA Iuwufl '"".‘.‘. f, b 7 & dausn- l Brooks: ni and two nman frien a ah Richal g riga et d1 L 1 S o e g Fitn National Cemetery. Sieep on, dear father, sleep on. 36 BROWN, ALICE J Mazcn 21, anA Ty Bhe 1eaves 0’ m & loving. mother, Charles C. and Hi JOHNSON. T I 363 their Joss Enlmnu, eatner, an ®. Joh 'maing resl nfi 1934 8th st at berty 1!"!& finn H al ll\L Har eir:" Relatives and friends lnvited. CARROLL, MAUD. mp-rua this life Mon- day, March 2, 1931, at 8 p.m., at her late residence, 927% P r.; IIQUDC. Aolil. e Can £ Hhomes s and the late Xi ‘Thomas: niece of Matthews. th also leaves to nourn IMI]‘ loss nmer reiatives fries Remal; white' gioves. of 8._CONLEY, President. MARTHA G. MANNING, Rec. Becy. e and icks. 0 feuh Bireet Bapiist Ghurch Saturday s 32 pm. Relatives and friends invited. 37 COLLINS, JAMES CLINTON. on Am Mareh 24, 1931, at Sibley Hospital, Ji ~fainer Ty Clair, Roy and Guy lins. * Funeral Trom Bis late residence, 207, 9t st. on Thursday, March 26, at 2 p.m. COLEMAN, JAKE. anadonly _lund y, Marel 22, 1931, JAKE COLEMAN, deloved son of Mrs; 1ds Coleman of * Winston. V. O g Remains sesting st Lomaxs chai pel. 4068 st now. ‘Services and interment at Winston-Balom, 3. O Baturday. Marcn 38 DENMAN, JESSIE MORBISON. At her [et: te A H. ot Mrs. R. J. Wood of Teral Wedriesday, March 25 from AR Spesies. 1633 Conp, {Eoment Caxuoad" Gomerersy day at 2 p.m. On, Monday, March 33, New 'York Oity, Florence D. Garnier and Sitka ins and the crandmother of Milcom Francly Thomas. " Remaine to lie'4q {rom Wednesday evening, March on Thursday, March 26, at 1 from the sarvia fansrel” chy st. n.w. Interment at the pply Animal Rescue Iflu!x_f:l} PR 8088, LOST. BOOK, biack, Ioose lei ‘containing inutes Doo Tat ume ‘brown and_white: Sat night; tag No. 11561; answers to nmy, ln'.muen Mih ‘and Irving n.w. a T PRl T DOG—Red Ded left ear: answers to, name ofChines Creward: ‘Ouit "Adumms Dnlu»—ln Palals Royal basement; gold ornament on side 217 No. Colum Phone_A Am m. biue d GLASSES, sl M March 23, between 15th Illfl l. Y. ave 13t te 1th and G sts. Reward. o a Batle “Fneater. ety appreciated by the who it or ‘Sentimental Teasons. Vers cmrnm Toward. Phone Decatur m n- Nelenta: 1vie and peinl r'ul:mnol. Box 19¢-Ar Srar othes x . PURSE—Bro) ite) 3 Fun Doreh of Wardman Batk T Reward m Joturn o Information le to return, ne_Mrs. Lockwood, —w.—_' Columbia_4741. Monday Toe smal Diack. Joatter urss’ -nc Finder please Tr e ars 8 R, B, ol Linco Murrey & Son, arch 21; P at. ber. 13th and nfl% set Ko s B, "Relatives I‘C e i g Rl P at l.ln,! h al church, 1433 You Toalng restin 1300 other relativi tu?:r n 3 the M ‘Bapt. ana 1. st. s.e. Interment Ariington Ceme- ried this FLORA. Depar Mareh 13 1931 et indi resldence of life on 10 a. mn EANOR A On nn A Emersaney 2 m!:-ny. Pn.:lnl }{o& on Thur: et l-mmou, Hicks Blent ) iméne Miaston, March 24, .%n“ e Jeaves 16 ubend; Jon . t funeral c. . 7:30 Wednesd parlor, In- 088 of hi t Ariinston National ogm- JOBN W, l«dlhnln reh 31, on Satur- ver band of ite’ H. Lar gl = S e fe of Lewis W. Law- #t her late residerice on to RE& (i Sundaz. Ma: " roterment Port ren 22, n he beloved liness, R Spsband of luhuvu and l:evnud father Ollzm MANNIN w. ite Hon. Ven eral from Mareh 27, at 10 wood Cemetery. = ia tor, Hattie L. rm”." Punerai be L. ' ePose of Bia soul." Intermen Tn,{:{ rotner al .mce i erat &'flm. iy Mitche] ' reaidence the cl Remais until Pridi ‘hapel of Hiay Green, Mami tosh and Truia May Cun aves other = s 1o from churcki, 1432 urch ends invited. ?nu--nt Mount oum o Cometecs. ul‘l uua n' el R nte; metery. Plnn }‘{'“ LII FRANK. Ptll;‘ké bclmd huli‘ll of Iather o Ronert: loving bro chester, Va. Se March inth, 4th s ‘Tuesday, W, m‘mfl' 1 maing § chaps arch 24, w idenc 1931, telle’ Balmer and_ devoted nd Prederick Testing tem- el 1400'8 st. n.w. n 'nmau March Mass. ave n ., Bervi ices 6 at e o' crematorium Chapel '5; Pori- Lincola’ Cometers Devarted this lite 'v 'lLI.lA- e “Young lln ves and /fnet Bosens Poca's South’ Capitol friend SIMMONS, ELIZABETH TIPPET' Tuesday, March 24, this life residence. n. She_lea: their 1oss & devored son, Gir mother, Ma Nom m o nounces il -m tr s TRIBLING Monday, Marel 238 Lea' Hij l‘l:'ly. March 26, iriends invited. dens Cemetery, Arlington by oy x“‘" '?‘1"}’1& '"'u her “ ELLA nr%-mn-mfi- St | 3034 M St N, Goee "o o from the on h\lrl‘l M , i S 2 T W‘ "'"' ot 1931, llmrfl' "‘ held at his It‘ t Rock a- ‘ednesday, ' of ields. He eaves to mourn their loss a host of ariors. 1300 ral pi ‘Notice of uneral 1nter, ves to mourn imund: ary Tip Gloria ' Edm anda nnn of nenu relatives And (flendu, f fun reafter, sidence, umn"fl ) ent at Churehill, 54. colnum KINGHELOE. On h 21 15, renuenee, 1931, af Cherrydale, and sist d ntermonc Golumbia Gar- Co., Va. ‘f::" A o:m --'flnfl of 1:45 funeral TIFPETY. GEORGE LEONARD, Grace E. uehte iate Mas rulro'-’m Hail Thursd m. for th e )Wouro 'u';'.fi““'“ Cedarvi aha Triends iavited. Y SCOTT. bet._residence, 714 ! on_Monday, m e uatd 3 Cem st " JONN B. On We e N B WOODHELD. be nd of Fily V. Woodfeld (nes won). l(ollc' of 'ur!rl WRIGHT, di . . vie gmu Cougt House, Vi tends and T ey ot v c@e’x“:"“uf ir. OA NER e beloved mothe; g £ 5 died ffteen years ago to- day, u-reh 0 S0t ol LOVING DAUGHTERS. * BRYANT. nmu. In_lovh o dear ‘mother, FANNY BREARE.whe Gled March Js. Tose. Toriy-Rve Jears aets Gone, but not HER SN, ALBOK & BRYANT. * BUTLER. JOSEPH. ln gad byt loving re; membrance of our Busbend ther. i BUTLER: e ihis life one year ago todey, March 35 But not forgotten, HIS Ds&o'fi A HTER, ESTELLE AND' DORIS BUTLER. BALL, lanAln' J. A tribute of love ihe memory of my dear nother ARG A2 RET J. HA 1",.? entered into eternal ucnnn TMD We saw you nuwly leaving u And heipless “we stood by And drained the eup of LOTASey ¥e st TR NBY RS HOLMES, MOSES. In sed but hmu o= membrance of our dear husband, MOSES HOLMES. 'who depated this life one year 880 today, March 35, 1930, Gone. but not_forgotten. Fresh our love will always be, For as long as their is memory We will aiways think of thee. NG HOLMES. WIFE, ELIZ :onvson. xnv V. In sad bul loving re. ombrance of our loving wie and motner, AR JOHNSON, who_depai 166 thres vears ago todar, Maseh As Tloved her. so T miss her. n memory she is alwi Loved. remembered. 1onged for muu. ANDEIW AND J¢ gh PENN, BETTY. ln loving memory BETTY -! oted mothe: PENN. + vy Six yeArs ag0 t0day, We have parted, but mot forever, 2 glorious dawn, REYNOLDS, HARRY M. A tribute of I 1o the memory of our dear fatner, M. REYN who departed 'this three 78415 ass todey, Mared 3, . As we loved you, so_we miss ’In our memoti o0 are Loved. remembered, piringing many o "ifl'lg‘r ING DAUGH U TEPHENSON. quan( 8. In of my beloved fri &, STEPHENSON, who Sever life one year ago today, March 28, Often, I think of you, dear Billy d my heart is sad g ith on, mux-om would be 1i shed ‘miss At m nd Ut one saddened y'i'-‘ The may wipe out many things, | But ‘this They -l i The memory of the When ws were both w-u‘u o one knows how we miss you, ore and more each day. L“a.mn“ Dot been the same ‘to u ce. were cal HIS ntv'&'{'l D PRIEND, Jm sou WILLIAM R. SRR g l\ldfilnl’ four years The blow w ‘We never fllnnlh{‘h.l d!“r-s rl y those who have lost can 'm- pain of o T L farewell. Joud T sive to Bold his 'hand, VhlS dear ‘roce ust His_loving stnile, his weloome voice, That meant s0 much to me. He little thought when leaving home . S b An ve me h LOVING WIFE, LAURA. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. GEO. W. WISE CO. ” M M-'- Clyde J. Nlchols Inc. 4200 9th St. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO Neither the successo: with 'the orismal Wo R, Bpsare w Naona 2, Hsi'fi y 940 F St. N.W. ablished 1878 JOHN fi WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phor> North 0047, J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 233 PA AVE_N.W___ NATIONAL 1384. 1388 WILLIAM J. NALLEY Oriml Successor to P. J. SAFFELL P e Y i 1 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Ubhers Chanel Teieonone National 2473 " Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2008 CHAMBERS Wm B8 H ST NE ____LINCOL "Wm. H. Sardo & & Co a MFN‘:naal Chapel " Thos. R. Nalleys Son 517 11th St. S.E. LL 1220 CHAS S ZUR;'IORST Ling Jouph F. Birch's Sons rnuu W FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. e e Aive hetenive GEO. C. SHAFFER