Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1931, Page 21

GEORGE 0. WALSON FUNERAL I3 HELD, Capital Flnanclal Leader Is Buried After Rites at Cal- vary M. E. Church. Puneral services for George O. Wal- son, president of Liberty National Bank and the Washington Stock Exchange, who died at his home, 2101 Connecticut avenue, Friday, were conducted at Cal- vary M. E. Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the House of Representatives officiating. Intzrment was in Congressional Cemetery. ‘The services were attended by leading bankers and financic whom Mr. Walson had been inti; associated during his long and standing career as banker here. Those in attendance included committees of bankers, representing various financial institutions. At the time of his death Mr. Walson was serving his third term as president of the Washington Stock Exchange, lnl which he had been one of the leading members and most active traders for many years. He was past president of the Washington Chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Banking, had served as & member of many of the most import- ant committess of the American Bank- ers' Association and years ago was an active worker in the District of Colu vla Bankers' Association. During career he had held executive pusl- tions at various Washington banks. A native of this city, Mr. Walson had for some time bzen a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia. CULPEPER PASTOR DIES DURING CHURCH SERVICES Frer | Rev. E. W. Winfrey Collapsed Soon After Ceremonies Started. Funeral Tomorrow. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. CULPEPER, Va, March 30.—Rev. Dr. E. W. Winfrey, for mcre than 40 years pastor of the Culpeper Baptist Church, collapsed soon after services commenced yesterday morning and was carried into the study’ of the church, where within a few minutes he passed away, while the congregation was uniting in prayer for his recovery. Dr. Winfrey had been in failing health for some months and recently was granted, by his request, a six- month leave of absence from his pas- toral duties, and Rev. M. F. Sanford, Jocal evangelist, was supplying his pul- pit during this time. He is survived by four sons, E. W. Winfrey, jr., of Clifton Forge: Herman Winfrey of Richmond: Brockman of Culpeper, and H. B. Winfrey of Sperry- wille; and three daughters, Mrs. Joe Terrell of Buckners, Va. and Mrs. Robert Booton and Miss Katies Win- frey of Culpeper. The funeral will be held tomorrow from the church and burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE LISTING FOR ARLINGTON | Next Issue of Directory to Provide Business House Section ‘Without Charge. By 8 Staff Correspondent of The Star. CLARENDON, Va. March 30.— Through the efforts of the Public Utili- ties Commission of Arlington County all business houses in Northern Virginia which have telephones will be given, beginning with the next issue, free clas- sified listing in the back of the tele- phone directory, it was announced to- day. ! While there has heretofore been a classified_section of the directory only those subscribers who have cared to pay for the listing have been given classifications in_the business directory and as a result the listings were incom- plete. Under the new plan the local direc- tory will have one classified section for the entire community, but those under the various exchanges will be segre- gated. Representatives of the Chesa- & Potomac Telephone Co. will call upon all business subscribers to Jearn the particular classification under which they wish to be placed The new method was adopted after an investigation by the Public Utilities Commission. THE EVENING W, M. Moses & Sons 70th Anniversary Year F Street at Eleventh National 3770 PERFECTLY TIMEDI 100 HATS Taken from regular stock For one day only! $10.00 to $13.75 Values $7.85 Dainty Silk Undies $[29 Gowns . . . Step-ins . . . Chemise Dance Sets . . . Pajamas . . and Short Petticoats . Formerly $1.95 to $3.95; lace trimmed or tailored. CHEMISE, dance sets, bloomers of satin, crepe de chine or georgette. Were $3.95 to $5. (Soiled) DANCE SETS of striped crepe sati trimmed with scalloped or lace edges. Were $ $3.95 3 PAJAMAS, 3-pc. lounging pajamas. 1 pr. red and black; 1 pr. black and blue; 1 pr. red and chartreuse. Were $18.50 e $|4‘95 Corsets, $2.75 And step-in girdles of swami cloth, broche and elastic, lightly boned or boneless. Were '$3.95 and $4.95. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR $7.50 and $8.50 Handbags $5.95 Including all the new styles in lizard, snake skin, alligator grain, smooth calf, silks and others. MOSES—FIRET FLOOR Necklaces, 3 for $I Regular $1 bright colored necklaces, also metal necklaces. Also some colored stone pins. 3195 metal and colored 10—Assorted pleces stone necklaces, brace- $| silverware. Were $2.95 $2 lets or rings 4—$4.95 cigarette $395 * shinesione o | cases 2.95 Reckiaces 95 d 28750 electric 3—$2.50 clocks flasks $15 to $25 Pearl and rhinestone 3 necklaces . . . Y2 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Metal and Glass Dressersticks, 85c STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1931 opP Tomorrow, Extraordinary Values—Special Purchases, Low- Priced, as Well as Reqular Merchandise, Odd Lots, Broken Sizes] Some Slightly Soiled or Damaged. The Values in Every Instance Are Truly Remarkable. FURNITURE REDUCED $24.75 All-Mahogany Chippendale Desk $195 3-pc. Mohair Living Room Chair; blue hair cloth seat $I875 . $|35 Suite in taupe $200 2-pc. Room Suite $45 Tapestry Club Chair, very comfortable 529.50 848 Mahogany Gate-leg Table; 48-inch round top (slightly $ 00 damaged 24 L . $120 Tapestry Club Chair, Chester- $45 Extension Gate-leg Table, 526 75 Seld detipn $75 $3 7.50 in mahogany; floor sample. ... $115 Red Mahogany Secretary, $ 50 ?:SHCogswell 79 $235 3-pc. Mahogany Bed Room Suite, poster bed, dresser and triple mir- Colonial design $5.50 Walnut-finish. Windsor i ror vanity $235 3-pc. Mahogany Room Suite, full size bed, chest and dresser $100 Decorated Enamel Dress- ; ing Table 52 5'00 ls:& l::;;-neogany Serving Table, cab- $|5 $245 green enamel 4-pc. Bed Room $450 10-pc. Mahogany Dining Suite, full size bed $|25 Room Suite, Hepplewhite design 5295 Floor Sample Felt Mattresses Reduced 1—3/3 ml.l.“'” sl I 75 %;39.5323 mattresses. $|8 75 1—3/3 Was $l5 ere & I SITE G 2550 AN §1550 i y s s 2-3/3 matt :vv.; :42'.::“:;:1&; 3‘,’;3“2;“&";'1:;- $38.50 Wete $10.15. o ooeeirs “.50 $30 3—3/3 mattresses. Were $30 f;fi.;,,h"{v: ‘3'110”e Bf 1—3/3 mattress. Was $|6.50 GO $2550 6—4/6 felt mattresses. Were 1—3/3mattress. $16.50 to $35.00 . . . MOSES—FIFTH AND BIXTH FLOORS $9.50 Mahogany-finish Windsor $8.50 mattress. Was $24.75 50 Organdie Pillows, Each, 25¢ Regularly 75¢, Slightly Soiled 5—Regular $3.75 Fancy Bed Pillows, $1 A Bridge Sets Napkins Table Cloths P Ny Th 4 Bt e W sets, reduct 0 11—Regular $2.50 all-linen 11—Regular $6 table hand-embroidered bridge $ | Bath Rugs 23—Regular $6 Ret . 19250 100—Regular 15¢ to 36c sofled cotton napkins. O. D. special. Bath Mats By e $1.50 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Children’s Shop 19—Regular $3.25 to $3.75 color- ed cotton table cloths, slightly sofled $|.25 8—Regular $3.50 h'!.n‘ed table cloths, reduced to. . $| 0th Annlversary Yeer P Street at Eleventh National 3770 200 Pairs Hosiery 65c Regular $1 to $1.95 Values All Sizes . . . All Colors . . are all perfect hose. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $7.50 to $8.50 Shoes $5.50 189 pairs broken sizes in reptile, brown kid, black kid, patent leather and elk. Not all sizes in any one style; but all sizes in the group. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Regular $12.50 and $14.50 Cousins Shoes $10.85 13 styles in new Spring slippers. Include black or brown kid, patent leather, black linen and Wwater- snake. Also 4 styles of alligator and watersnake in other makes. One day only. No Approvals No C. 0. D.’s BHOE SALON—SECOND FLOOR . All Styles. These 150 Pairs Doeskin Gloves $].75 Greatly reduced—smart gloves in pull-on style, 4-buttom length. In eggshell, white, peach or grey. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Garter Belts, 55¢ Regular 75c garter belts in two styles, narrow widths. Large, small or medium sizes. Special for O. D. $2.50 and $1.95 Combinations with brassiere top. Rayon with low back. Bloomer style in $1.50 sizes 30 and 32; pantie style, sizes 34 to 42. I Rayon bloomers of better quality. Small 5 5 sizes, light or dark shades c 5 prs. $1.95 novelty rayon pajamas, sizes 15 sl 25 and 16 Exquisite Evening Shawls, s5 In Rose or Orchid Colors 12—$6 to $15 decorated parchment shades; 12-inch, 16-inch, 18- $| 95 inch sizes; sold “as is” . 2—$11.50 pottery lamps with silk shades $2.50 (Slightly soiled; for decorative use or wear.) 1—Black Georgette 1—Pink Shawl, was SPECIALS 12—0dd table lamps in im orted or p te $10.95 to $12.95 girls domestic pottery, decora $5 coats. Sizes1 to 6 $8.95 1out. veives i :'rg.“%um, PRI PRI plain colors; all two burners...... $6.95 to $7.95 girls’ $5 95 was $65.00. $38.00. was $39.50, . plggln‘gl 32;:!55"% b;:\fbgm::“r‘;;sgi 95 c coats. Sizes 1to 6 o e $5.95 $! Neckwear $4.95 to $9.95 Scarfs 8535 to 3095 girls silk ¢4 OF 50c¢ $2.95 packs el ", 25—Attractive ade stk Bikea 1 108 dresses. Sizes 1t086.... ; of collar and cuff sets, vestees # ok scarfs. Obl lmnnlh::cl $2 girls $| 50 Various designs and e(;ll’gn.wsllmly sofl $2 wool sweaters ... $| '50 decorated with old prints, Y.rlm- s | 85 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $1.50 Foce 12 & 0% .40.00 CARD PARTY PLANNED Silver Hill Home Demonstration | Club Sponsors Event. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. SILVER HILL, Md., M card party will be given by the Silv 10—$4 wrought-iron chalr Hill Home Demonstration Club Wednes lamps, finished in green or $2 95 day evening in the school here. Mrs. red . Walter Latimer will be honorary host- $20 Wrought-iron modern $7 50 Witt d M . T e lamps with two-tone shades, hose in charge of various d'lafls 3—Metalic Robes, were = $34.50. :wmm Shawl, was 1—Green Bhawl, was $16.50. Odds and ends and silk scarfs. med in red, green and brown MOSES—FIRST FLOOR dresses. 24—$1 Hoslery P d $2.95 to $3.95 girls’ owdaer hats . . 50 95¢ girls’ rayon bloomers $1.50 Red Star Only 26 boxes of this Isabey face powder. $39.50 to $75 Needlepoint Bags $15 (slightly soiled) 4—Formerly sold |—Formerly sold for $75.00 for $59.50 ing powder. I—Formerly sold |—Formerly sold milk ... 13—81.50 Angelus ]rmn for $67.50 . Soe for $39.50 cream MOSES—FIRST FLOOR 25—$1.75' Ciro face powder, 75¢ John Roberts and s, and prizes, M Bchweppe. TREE HURTS TWO IN CAR LAUREL, Id Marrh Jfr er: 0( L&r‘hnm Md., were unusual accident here | ¥ y hile di 2 Main street on their way to t City, a | large tree w : 1 the in- side of the sidewalk of Main street, near blown over by a The tree st Regular $2.95 Regular $5 Men’s Silk Umbrellas $2.95 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Morning diapers MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Dresses 17--$1 bath salts and dusu $5.50 Sweaters $| 95 1--$2.95 skirt, as $].95 151 percale, linen, broadcloth, travel tweed or sateen; short or long 852 April Showers toilet water ... 4 -$1 Floor Coverings S both victim J | 130 Narisss et ,{ sleeves. Checks, stripes, . o - | 2-$2 Djer-Kiss tollet dotted and printed de- Will Exhibit “Grail Domestic Orienta P e i L signs. : V YORK, March 30 P 4 o gl 3 (all s0ld as is, used for store (1 $15 Avenue Du Bms‘pcr- skirts. o used by Jesus A gourk. “wealS1 780 display) o A : MOSES—THIRD FLOOR MOSES—THIRD FLOOR . | $28.50 . . 52 grail of the legends will soon be sent to I . Were 1-—4x10-ft, Hamadan. water 1—3$3 e Paris as part of an exhibition of Chris- Waoers e L tian art. 3—9x12 fiber rugs. ey 7—$118 Lodeur Charvol e Announcement of the removal of the $20 Was $55 cup was made yesterday by its owner, Fahim Kouchakji. he cup now rests in a bank vault her It was found in 1910 by archeologists in Syria. Curtains, $1, $2, 33 Regular $1.50 to $6 one and two pair lots of high- grade curtains. Ruffled or tailored filet net and panels. Also many others, Silk blouses, 34.510 lonlym';?eiolle:e" $2 95 95 silk bl , 3—9x12 grass $|7 50 }G’."I‘ e 344 "April Showers pe:r mol;lss i S $2-95 rugs. Were $28.60. f T WD t‘_s:m ik $99 50 1‘3’52 “AprilShiowers per- ”;I-‘“é‘oue‘:;"f"{e s $|.95 11—46v78 f1ber. e =] MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Were $9.50 $5 95 %}:::“;‘n‘;m“h $6 90 S N 6 s nemach 1—6x9 Wilton Were $5.95 $3.80 carrier boy to knock on $34_75 ’w';i"”“?""”d““‘ $32-50 the door when delivering 1—6x9 (a8 18). The Star will Ylease tele- ster (as is), Was $|7 50 ;v;:";z”o"‘“"“ $84 50 phone circulgtion depart- Syt i —3x5 ayer LR S1T25 B v 31750 ment, National 5000—and instructions will be given REMNANTS, short 1-—3x5.8 Chlnue once. lengths, each sl Was M! ..... $32 50 MOSES—FOURTH Theatrical Gauze |9C Yard Fine quality imported theatrical gauze; full assort- ment of colors. Irish Linen, hand Writing Paper Carpe+ Samples embroidered and SAMPLES hemmed. High-grade 1 by $11yd. $1.50yd. :B&n.lffs | upho 19¢ Regularly $3 to $9 yd. RCSUIZI‘IY 3% 14 and 1 yd, lengths MOSES—FIRST FLOOR o= eh-lr- o ) MOSES—FIRS1 FLOOR MOSES—FOURTE FLOOR Women's White H'kerchiefs llc ea 1—$3 Mon perfume. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Bubscribers wishing the Remnants for this service to start at