Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1931, Page 9

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, late John B. and Mary E. Sleman ot | MRS. HARRIET MACHEN |lste T e 'DIES IN TAKOMA PARK |Md. but since early lite had been a resi- dent of this city. She is survived by her \husb‘nd Dr. Prancis 8. Machen; a Private Funeral . Services to Be‘wn' 6k o0 AakeHsh: o AUt Held at Residence Tomor- | g john H. Bachtell and Miss Anne 5. row Afternoon. Machen; a brother. Paul Sleman, and Mrs. Harriet Sleman Machen, wife of | Washington’s most popular outdoor dance pavilions Ladies, 35¢; Gentlemen, 60c| ancing All Evening by her sister, Miss Emily F. Sleman. Funeral services, which will be pri- | Dr. Prancis 8. Machen, died at the|yate will be conducted by Rev. Russell Washington Sanitarium and Hospital, | J. Clinchy of the Mount Pleasant Con- lenm‘m%lrk Md., yesterday after a |gregational Church at her late resi- long iliness. | dence, 3206 Seventeenth street, tomor- Mrs. Machen was the daughter of the | row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. “Known as the Best” ESTABLISHED 1875 Our New Fireproof Building Open to Public Inspection e Largest and Most Up-to-Date Rug and Carpet Cleaning Plant In the United States Washington householders have been depending upon Hinkel to clean and care for their floor coverings, ever since 1875. And Hinkel always gives service that justifies such allegiance. @Call and see our modern fireproof plant, which is eonsidered the best of its type in the country! We welcome visitors, at all times. All Rugs Scoured All Rugs and Carpets by us, Glue-sized Insured for FULL Free of Charge, when VALUE against loss or such service is desired. damage of any kind. RUGS STORED IN FIREPROOF STEEL RACKS Lowest Charges for 1009 Satisfactory Service E. P. HINKEL & CO. 600 Rhode Island Avenue N Telephones: POtomac 1172—1173—1174—1175 ESTIMATES ON REQUEST AUTOS CALL ON NOTICE EISEMAN'’S SEVENTH AND F STS. SALE $35 Men's and Young Men’s We cannot emphasize too strong BARGAINS at $22.50. It the maker’ rice as well as ours. that these is the result They customary tai- And it's not like suits are of s cut in p regular $35 woclens, and the are ¢ loring of our $35 suits. looking over a handful of odds and ends . 380 suits in the lot. Fine worsteds, soft flannels, tweeds, herringbones, cheviots. Light shades of grey and tan, darker tones of blue, brown and grey. It's an opportunity for saving that thrifty men should not overlook. for there are OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay in convenient weekly amounts. man'’s or monthly No extra cost for credit at Eise- Don’t hesitate to open an account. B 0, RIDAY REV. F. N. ANDERSON Pastor of Two Churches, One Here, Is Buried in Baltimore. Rev. N. Anderson, pastor of the Augustana Lutheran Church in tM 400 block of Fourth street, and pastor of a Swedish Lutheran Ch\u’ch ln Baltimore, died at his home in Bal- timore yesterday, according to word re- ceived here. Death was ascribed to apoplexy. Rev. Mr. Anderson had been pastor of the Augustana Church here since 1917. He delivered sermons in Swedish and English. The funeral was conducted at his home in Baltimore this afternoon. For some time Rev. Mr. Anderson | has held the two pastorates. He was | widely known among Swedish Luth- erans. Dies at Post BRIG. GE) ELTINGE COM- MANDED 14th BRIGADE. Work is to be started at once on the League of Nations' radio station at Genev; FUNERAL SERVICE In order to meet the require- ments of all who may call upon us, we offer a selection of com- plete funerals at various prices, the lowest at $100.0 BRIG. GEN. LE ROY ELTINGE. The War Department was advised that Brig. Gen. Le Roy Eltinge, com- | manding the 14th Brigade, stationed at gmlhl Nebr., died at his post yester- ay. Gen. Eltinge took an active part in the Phil gine insurrection foll the Bpnng ‘War, during the Mexican border troubles and in the World War. He was awarded the Distinguished {Service Medal ‘“for sound military judgment and foresight in drafting im- | portant military plans” while serving as a member of the operations section of the General Staff, A. E. F, and later s deputy chief of staff throughout the period of active operations. | " He also was awarded the decorations | of commander of the Legion of Honor, the Croix de Guerre, companion of the Order of the Bath and Belgian and Italian decorations, as well as a Silver Star citation for gallantrv in action at Santa Crus, Luzon, in 1899. Born at South Woodstock, N. Y., Sep- tember 17, 1872, he was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1896 and assigned to the Cavalry. He has served several tours of duty in this city and has many friends here. Be- fore going to Omaha he was in com- mand of the 8th Infantry Brigade and later the 1st Cavalry Brigade in Texas. His widow, Mrs. ee B. T. Eltinge, is in Omaha. CLUB TO ELECT Mrs. Rose Forrester and Mrs. Er- nest H. Daniel Candidates. All caskets are made by the National Casket Company, the recognized standard of the casket industry. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. NW. Columbia 6324 Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funerals 30 cost less than...$100 75 cost from $101 to 150 144 cost from 151 to 306 cost from 201 te 180 cost from 301 to 112 cost from 401 to 500 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32 cost.....1000 or over “Satisfactory Service on h Local and Suburban Calls” Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn. Ave. N.W. ‘The | Political Study Club will be held to- at 1 o'clock and will remain open for two hours. Mrs. Rose Yates Forrester and Mrs, Ernest Humphrey Daniel are candi- dates for the office of president. —this organization has been serving the people in Washington with com- plete services at very low prices. We built our serv- i h the idea in mind to suit- loved ones and yet many of them do not have the money needed for a lavish funeral. Let anyone that will, call us, and he will find that our service dollar for dollar is far superior to service that one would be forced to take at many other places. TBEAL FUNERAL HOME i or ref‘erence. oYsk ywrnezghbor PHI,N ES'I.INCOLN .200-!!0' Ty Yy T Y Y Ty YT Y TV Ty T Y YV YYYY NE c‘ GOLDEN VOICED COMPACT with the PENTODE TUBE Super-heterodyne 6 COMPLETE with tnbes Think of it! Genuine Atwater Kent in beautiful matched butt walnut at such a price! ArwAaTER KENT RADIO ATWATER KENT’S first perfected use of the new high-amplification Pentode tube, combined with the Super-heterodyne circuit, gives you big perform- ance in a small radio—small only in size and price. An amazing achievement—from the maker who never offers the public a new radio until it’s right. We recommend this Golden Voiced Compact 100 per cent. By all means sec and hear it. Col. 0101 » ES. | 2900 14th St. N.W. ZulnT 9 am.~10 p.m. CO. :‘ At Harvard nnual election of officers of the | morrow afternoon. The polls will open | °,:.'.;,fi:w,, ; ernmon.' ‘\'! CAIIY. ELSIE E. On_Wi A 3 Toved other of 4 fnd Patrick ond ';u”' g Ann _ Carter and Luly Mlcl N sister of " Cathetine Moton. _ S leaves fifteen grandchil- dn o wrandchildren and many d friends. Remaing rest lnl at me W. Ernest Jlrv 1432 n.w.. until m-rumr t the'above m( tan Bunds. tist” Chutch.™ i Cemetery. Gurds Funerai from Vermont Interment Har FA o Wi u. il at o-um.??' Homltal B eloved mother of Ci f url Ida 11d ves and frien renum- at Lomax’s chapel, 14 16 at “onuren, iots *1lin *or | nvited. Interment wml.-n ROWDER, INEZ. DppTugader. | Ma n. ai w|.1‘u-m G LT T, Ml apd e veral nmntma “Drothers. Frasiers funeral home. 39 v o jends. lavned Interment uneeln MERY c. at musm’wd on’ Batu rd 11 ment at Weinodine ‘Cemetery, 3 15, ribute 't bmthl Mcm;r FORT! 'l:ulled g w [ 5. ShrLh .ncmmy“"‘" lexl Attest: DUFFEY, AM HERBE At 3:15 Knry? ed son of J h Fisheia 31":5‘.. 3 an and friends invited. oyrFY WILLIAM HERBERT. On Tuesda i2, 193 D) béloved BisoAndor Edns P, ves to mourn their los: Mattie Dy, father, .vuhn | tister. i Mcria) aptist h. " and L sts. s.v.. at 2 :i.'n? Xn!(:“"c r\? coln Memorial C»mflcrr | FSPEY. PETER lei Mrs. mothu R. a Ruvy B bur ‘y On Wednesd (Re Deloved husband of Jonnhln: For Espey and ran o ene iadt t Avton and Y. R Biake Brpes? B from the 'residerice of Mrs. B $401 1t wt. w on Saturday, May uiem mass ""a‘"m.‘:.' the Nfi:lvflyfl&. e Relatives nvited. 2pd friends invi rment at Moyt EVAXS, Imuln F. On Prida; EDWARD T, ‘beloved son of 1931 dward and Lulu Evans, in {he S04 of his ase Remaint Yesting ‘at the ha 71,7 A Tt 45 TS rmm.l Aun 1 t 9 am., Relntives and 'triendn® in Cedar Hill Cemster: M. C. DE VAUGHN DIES | | Retired Conductor Succumbs A of 69. | _ Funeral services for Montgomery C. De Vaughn, 69 years old, retired con- 4duch)r of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail- | I‘OMH m"l’;a dted! Wefglefllugdlt the s-e;rd g ome for the Hyattsville, Md., will be held at chm%en neral parlors, 1400 Chapin street, to- morrow morning at 11 o'clock. Burial :Il:lbe in Methodist Cemetery, Alexan- Interment 17 at Mr. De Vaughn was retired last year after 45 years' continuous service. He was one of the oldest members of the Washington Lodge of Elks. He js survived by a sister, Mrs. Ada Lash of this city. Marriage Licenses. 3 Wark. 45 and Golle M. Moore, l;x‘-ny B, W Taylor. 24. Clarendon. Va.. and , this city; Rev. R. E. Helen C. Bangert, - £ pones, Sl pand Ellzabeth Y K. Bihy, 31 and .153‘ {n B. or and Doro . dur{,l fll‘ bnlh o! Balfimore, {“\‘ All:ln ‘John A Vgllbrenner. 43, and Minnie Well- brenner. 46, both of Raspehus, Md.: Rev. Hez 8 Haroid" 3. Freeman. 21 this city, Gorman, 18, Suitland, Md.; wun.m La_Ronel Evelyn A ‘Howard Hatley, 31, o34, Bertha V. John- son, 1 v. George E. i Comstock. 5:"and_Sue E. Rey- Rev. William E. La Rue. " Nieitord_Johnson 35, End Momie Carter, 26; Rev. William D. Jlr\ and Rev. Deaths chorted The following eaths have been reported to {he Health Department duriag the last 24 s C. Bromiey. 82 117 ein st g near Atnen Enelish: 43, Emersens ‘Annie Belersdorf. 41, Georgwtow, ital. Jomn” 3 Motan. 35, Providence Hosital nioinétte Morzano, 7, Georsetown Hos- uel Burke, 72, Freedmen's Hospit: Belle Harkuw Gallinger Hospit: Mary Warner, 60, Home for Aged and In- "Willtam 8. Edwards, 59, 2370 Champlain at. | G "fl&l( "Hospi!1 ’ nd, 19, -+ Repital H-me Treon ds, Sor-e Infant of Lemuel and utes, 1504 10th s Births Repor{ed The following births have been reparted to | the Health Deéoartment ‘durin the Jast 3¢ hours john F_and Mary H. Weedon, boy. Eran: and Prances Fox, boy. d Margaret €. King, boy. and Iva E. Raeder. boy. R Neilis H. Greenwell, boy. Dorothy Read. girl nd, Alberts Palina. sirl 0 Johnson, 15 FOUND. FOR LOS (ALS apply Animal Femcue Loague i eryllnd ave. s.w. Nat afternoon. valued Coiumbla 4934, 1612 COLLIE, brown and white: answers to Bealiy; sirayed away Thursday evening. Re- ward.” Call_Cleveland 4423, DOG, Ger man lost ‘or strayed 15441, Notify Aa.m Large, fost or straye: D swel ’u!u - n Tow! '.';3"3“'4“ Return 1o 830" Gist B black and white, ¥ «Zack. " Liberal reward Wyoming ave. PEND, EARRING of petrified —wood. g: -'.'E‘in sold. " Reward. rgia 1046, of rn olice. mllr dark named Sparky 1122. ard. POLICE answers owner, wold_mounted. Dlu.l cx.u. Timiess, ase: downtown, ah Thonp ine district, Wednes 'RINGER SPANIEL, nn nd white, nd Diack and_ white lnrn‘m .rm " Bitoh, Seadiine 1o thel for i retirn, or-. icks e —High Return fim, 'ATCH, Benrus, between Wei School ‘and 25th and M sts. rd., Wisconsin ave. and S whitl sold. with i, dogntown, beiween eward BRACELET, pphires in and 14th i ulmv. -AIOAIIT. Amelia Qant. 1 Gant. _Re- r Mo uneral church, n Baturday.’th Johnso: i Tren,” hn:m A, T Hows: Cometers.” GASKINS, MESTER. On 13,1931 st her résid May 1l ct. 3 2y a Jarvis ‘West Dumbarton ave. ATHUR B, Pridy. Maz 15 1031 y H Tisband ‘of the late |3 Services at Joseph awler s 1754 v poatur om thy d parlor, n.w. ALVIN 3. Sugde 1. at Uni ioved h JDIN!O’I. ELLA. On Monday, 1 Qévoted wile o or Naiha. May 11, Natianiel K" REED, % Dand of Katherine A heiser. Testing st Saiell s iune Bts. Notice of Tuneral jaer «“Rhnie v, “nem JSeTyices et inent Satur- ey uu PR A S Mo Cemecer.. KING, MARTHA iysl, At nec MARTHA A. (n eier L winy. fesidence Rels On Thursdey May 14, idence, val K Lucas). oeloved wu\ o )un:’lu 1iom her laf in Consressiona; Cemeters KING, MARTHA A. Officers and. Members of the Aamiral George Dewey Navi 1ary, No. 3 You ure heredy m Siichd ine’ funersl of cut lat MARTHA A KING. on May 16 TPorn her late Bome, 851 President. MAR’ A 1 BRI & 4T B o LLLIE B. NEFP, Worthy Matron. | LEONAKD, FRANCIS. oOn JVednesday, Moy 13, 1931, at Bioley Hosp: CL8, be- lovea nuspanu of tae iate kannan Leon- Funeral from the William H. Sardo o 'c&nu q.mm-y. ohn. Nid e Sment 17th satur- day afternoon, May 16, At 3:30 oelock s MARSHALL, HARRI Depurted this MARsita 5t Snunen ot M the late umh- -w:.n. nnhu‘".‘: Mrs. M. MARTE! 0» a ARTELS, T G Pn Ny 31.‘ & Dllllb'fl t 1400 a2 = nnmnt l’l‘u&' at »m. MORGAN. ETHEL COLVIN. i May 15 i s .:.n her late”resigence, COLVIN nmnn( vivea by & aaughte MoRaIs, cuolinu: lite way is sur- Sun ‘Relatives and rrieads v Bimore, Pl ":l;m and New York )-r please Soclely snrotoces (ho Joat OOl St hetat ber, Mi MURRAY, which oc- curred May 14, 1031 £ " C. D. mm s:cm.ry K1 mu g nme{ .'r'v"u YR LK o -um-'. at 11 Relatives espectiully mm’;‘ to attend. Interment Smi Hver and friends, T. Rb John chapel. Ry sip sy Punersi hluru“ un u m the ferment “Hosemont Cemeter TAYLOR, GEORGE W. Tussdar. 12, 1931, at New Yor %flo " ioVed 2vn of the.Iate St B Taslor. Victoria Wrighi. held at Congress May TAY- and P ! ll. lal v 3‘!""‘ Wlllkll and father of * l ‘Wallich. ' 5 gy Ry on lltutdl 2 'ment Cedar - m. bt 1 Bemetery. 'lclmvu nd Triends Invited. WALTON. FLORENCE. On Wednesday. un 13, 1931, at Beachwood. N. J., beioved 'wife of Arthur H. Walton and Ioved daushter of Mrs. itary A. and George H, Funiral gnes o Nor Aunt, My Bychanan gt i mvfz-a Thterment Glenwood Cometery: YQUNG, LILA N, Departed this life on Thilrsday. May 14, ‘1985, At the reside Eyles. ‘1510 T0th of her Gauehter, Susl - LILA H. ' YOUNG. - She lesves t mourn four daushters. ‘one son. sis: er, er. Krandehildren and & fives Snd Triendsc ‘Body esting at W funeral - patior. 3033 .w. Puneral Tuesday night. 3 o'clock. Burial Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery, Bovdion, Va. 16* In Memoriam. t love a 0T dear 1t onl divides us wflx;‘:’m xlo,ri-:. e, mortalnas seen. n a"‘:r'm' 3 .‘n- Bngers Bave lfted et “t'n' aaey gur. Xnd ‘when. uis shall esll us to realms of endiess o s e $'53¢ we'aather, reloteing on that %}‘M gw.mfl BELL. e ey evarted tnis lite 1t we 964 tal ce ures, 100: hetven would gral n JM sk for you. BT odine b treas; us whatso'er we Jm.fiqmm BLOUNT. SILAS A. qolD a4 but tond re- Prmbrance of my dear busband, SILAS A. LOUNT. 3o died three yeacs ago today, m}l dead. but just OF death is but rest from The gate to life, s DEVOTED wIrE. "‘,.'."'.'1,...':.'.‘,‘ o 3 “taa> lortng a0 Busband .n' ".»:mu ‘rfl'u'r“ &f HAYDEN. Who passed away May 18, 1913, s ThOuED the e been many. you Sl remem s TFE v DAUGHTERS, * LEE. oc OLA.. SR, ted ¥ a€o today, Mey 15 19 A prayer and u sons for you, dear h RotB0a ' Hedven spose,: deer heart. who dges thess Things to"nutt wa sl pnd Brinet s to His lov o today S nearly bmle my heart, Whe: In' o stress to Hlm l called The angels of the lol’d enz Ar?\md the good and lul‘m. ThEe oy And. while | I now ki ‘Through all the ch In irouble and in joy." ‘cener °f Nife 5 Disies of my God Snali 'stiil my heart &nd tongue employ. T am waiching and waiting * the ?-uu cry. SEPH ELIZA. 'm- te votton Vo e emors ol aes JOSEPH MACI !hl faces we loved far l'ly lg:ul :: iy or But not 160" ar for "muhu’g‘: ch THEIR CHILDRI ”?,“:Sc'-nx DOROTHY J. In, sad but love remembrance. of ROTHY J. ON e pas ARCERON (nee Paulkner). The departed i g day, Moy TIe h I life two sears amo ln Some ma k T am not lonely When lhey ue me smile Ligtle do ! That'T suffer ‘What happy n fowr, twe years have passed - saw ‘your f your loving heart m'a SeSHimn.Iv-LAW. 2. X MARCERON. DOROTRY e T, years ago today, May 1 A TILDA, 1) BRI o et e lite exlm Sears a8o today. Ma: e more our thoushts turn to m @ nd time anid space ¢an Rever sever 20e Jove: we "hald for “bet” orever: oush too far for slaht os s it not tos far for ght weet it is to remember her w) ‘szr’nfimm ago today, May 1 .u'.l‘ll r n B X e 'AND ROLAND AN, W, husl Tho died two years EST, KATIE 8. A iribute of love t the "mmn Ty e motner, “Warhe i WEST, who u.-.mq this life ten years ago todsy. May 1 Desch. reach. once was FUNERAL DIRECTORS. LM.(SAWLER CO. 1908 M Pot. 4170, 4171 .| V. L. SPEARE CO. with the e! “ ..?n“ F_St. N.W, JOHN % %fi GHT co. 1337 16th St. N.W. 04T, I WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, (%TORIUM Frank Gdc.r t's Sons Co. PEli sl s National 2473 !!mnp ‘Wm. H. Sardo & Co. W.W.Deal&a 816 H ST NE. GEO. W WISE Co. CHAMBERS ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER st GaviERs SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-24 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 GEO. C. SHAFFER SIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ity Eye Gud¢ Bros, Co,, 1212 F St. Auto Delivers’ Servic LOWERS For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. NW. Nat'l 4908