Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1931, Page 9

WIFE OF MINT HEAD SUCCUMBS AT HOTEL Mrs, Leslie H. Grant Ill 20 Months. Was Washington Resident Since 1823. Mrs. Leslie Hayden Grant, 62 years old, wife of Rcbert J. Grant, director of the mint, died early tcday at her home in the Wardman Park Hotel after an illness of 20 months. Mrs. Grant had been a Washington resident since W. WARREN THE EVENING STAR, WA SHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY JULY 30, her husband was appointed to his pres- ent position in 1923. Born in Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Grant was a resident of Ji ville, Fla., at the time of her marrisge in that’ city in 1894, Mr. and Mrs. Grant spent the years 1904 and 1905 in Australia, where Mr. Grant was connected with Bewick- Moring & Co. of London, of which Her- bert Hoover was then managing di- rector. Mr. Grant was in the mining business until sppointed superintendent of the Denver Mint in 1921, They mu::g’lo Washington frcm Denver in 5 Mrs. Grant was & member of the D. A. R., the Pilgrims, and the Auxillary to the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Besides her husband she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Frederick: Dun- ham of Washington, and a brounr, A A. Hayden of Jacksopville. Funeral seryices will be private. Kwangsl Province of China has an 'auto craze. W. L. SMITH BURIAL SET FOR SATURDAY Broker Believed to Have Been Poisoned by Insect Powder at Florida Home. Walter Le Roy Smith, former associ- ate of “Uncle Joe” Gannon, who died Tuesday at his Winter Haven, Fl home, will be buried in Rock Creek Cemetery Saturday afternoon, follow- ing services at the home of his father- in law, W. T. Betts, 4911 Forty-sixth ltr!et at 2 o'clock. Mr. Smith had been in the brokerage business for several years, spending much time in this city and in New York, as well as at his Florida home. He was connected with the office of ington, and a sister, Mrs. Newton Hes- ton, Cumberland, Md. The two chil- dren were vhmn( at Cumberland when their father was stricken. TWO OF THREE ESCAPED CONVICTS RECAPTURED Third Who Beat and Stabbed Charlestown Guard Sought % in Somerville, Mass. BY the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 30.—Two of three long-term prisoners who es- caped from the Massachusetts State Prison at Charlestown yesterday, after beating and stabbing a guard, were captured by Cambridge police today. They were Thomas Gllpatrick and|g, Hugh Quigley. Ernest A. Abbott, the third, was sought in nearby Somerville. Choosing a time when the activities . Births Reported. en M. Robb. boy. 5% :; "“u:' "nn; I:A nl‘lh:rl. “boy. “"" ir-'n. boy. and. Willlem 1 on lurv ,“l‘.nw boy. Edward B una Louise R mm " R Uhll‘h' Il‘ Hlllll E. Murt e 2 Ha-nrd "l; Mry “ o&' i, BT o Cavtsaner: bo. chlrlug “and 9"" D Han, o :‘*‘P%Auu bor. nd Mary wunmn ind Mary' . Hoo Omrlle 45 Marina T, paulds H k Getre E."and Carourn A. nd Amelin T, Allison Haroid v' and Eva W, Dani TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones § Adima'10341 m | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men's Wear Seventh and F Sts. Mr. Cannon in this city for a number of years. He was apparently poisoned by the fumes of insect powder which had been placed in his house while he was vjsit- ing in Washington. He left this city about 10 days ago for Florida, prior te which he had spent abput seven weeks at_the Betts home. Besides his wife he is survived by 8 son, Walter Le Roy, jr., 14; a daughter, Betsy, 11; his mother, Mrs. U. G, Smith, and a brother, Clifton Smith, of Wash- of the heat, to the CIFETIM |;uRNITUnE1 Closed Saturdays in August at the prison had been slowed ‘because the three men stole a pistol and a rifle and attacked Guard John Hannon before climbing a board topeof a wall. dropped into the yards of the Boston and Maine Railroad and ran. The three had been mmn‘ cement in the prison foundry went to a telephone an s talking he was struck on the hewd wlth - blncunek and then stabbed in d Una 1, My 8, Foster. i P, “é"n" Bimpsor, wrt, They then mlf S ot £ Martin. €iFh Rut] Hannon wmle he w Wiley and Eliza ie Ray. Lee"and Louiss. Williar: AUGUST SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE PARKING SERVICE Drive you car di rectly to our rear store entrance and it will be parked charge, while you shop here. MAYER & CO. Only Two Sales a Year and_ Both Worthwhile Sales at Mayer & Co. are few and far be- tween, but when there is a Sale, you can depend on unusual values. This August Sale is 'mo exception. It’s here with re- markable values, thrilling variety and full Mayer & Co. quality. Come in and see for yourself. - Every Kal'pen Upholstered : Group Greatly Reduced Nothing is reserved. The entire Mayer & Co. stock of artistic furniture is included. A few upholstered groups are suggested below: Tapestry Group of 3 Karpen pieces, green nredominates; sofa and 2 arm- 3247 chairs; reduced now to. in rust $250 . Karpen Ensemble of 3 pieces, nnllqne velvet with open* arm- chair in a harmoniously fi.uml green damask ..... Englishiype Karpen Group with sofa and club chair in rust antique velour and open armchair in a figured $257 damask; 3 pieces.... There Is Room Here to List Only a Few of the Many There Are Dozens of Otfiers Thé number and variety of beautiful Upholstered Groups will amaze you, Smart, colorful ensembles ~—the very newest designs and upholstered the way the decorator would do it. Threepiece Karpen Group in a plain-color mohair with open armchair harmo- 3198 niously done in a figured friezette. Threespiece Karpen Tapestry Group wi!h hair, Tuxedo-type sofa reversible spring 3295 Karpen Group in a beautiful Mulberry figured velour with spiral-turned, open ‘armchair in a figured green 3180 Karpen Group in tapestry; 3 pieces, with Tuxedotype sofa, armchair and 3275 large wing chair; reduced now to. Rose-figured Velour Sofa and Club Chair with open armchair, in a beautifully $193 Mahogany Group of two pie with® reversible down cushions a beautiful rust frieze mahair $350 English-type Karpen Group of two pieces, rose ue velvet, mahog. $375 any, mpenuue base, receding arms Cane-panel type Karpen Living~ Room Group of 3 pieces; sofa, armehair and rocker. Our Trucks Deliver. figured green lhm;ul 3 Klrpen pieces Three-piece Karpen Ensemble, with sofa in taupe mohair, wing chair in a brocaded damask, and open arm. s 46 chair embroidered........ wresnes To All Points Within 200 Miles Scores of Finely Made Upholstered Chairs Reduced SHOP TOMORROW‘—-CLOSED ON SATURDAY MAYIER = CO. Seventh Street Between D and E . _sfiurh of Thanks to express iation our many lhll'flllnflfllll.. ‘umo-"m;"-':d s e o0r ‘Hiater and’ wife, ANDIHL\ BENNER. NELLIE Suly 25, 1985, 4t et e X HAY " Chureh.” priday G S Interment Mount IIJCII.I'- JOSEPH - “‘ i £y “".Dl lll. On Wldnu the of ', Tda s-ur,'m’.;'n'u of rom the chn ical Union. Punersl Auc’;n"x"" 11%8m Relatives and friend invited, ' Interment Prospeet Hil cmm"n' BYRNE, LULIE 0. oty LR rom her laf lmermem Chestnut Gi FREE PHILIPPINES |°3F &t lovea wite ot the :‘L?,(“;-A: S rlors, 1300 N PRESSED BY QUEZON | :e=tiies — {orivate) Arlmlton National cfln!’!;ry GREEN; oA o ek il Draths. ] ELLA: _On Tueaday. July 38, 1931, 8. '%.u dev randmother of rihs ucvk:;ma i m&;d eaves * four at-grandchiidren & 3 ‘Bund and, friends, Puneral at 2 pm.. fro 5 Pera) chuien. 1432 You at. o Op, Thursday. :ulv ‘Woodlawn Cemete! & BYRNE William try. Puntr-l Please omit flow Declares, After White House Call, c':“"‘ "0""" Islanders Want Independence ‘Without Economic Tie-up. 220 e el bd A ‘"M“ m‘uv;u Risband ot Marie raje Carter: lovi other of uum Qulrlu“ Manuel Quezon, Senate of the Philippine Islands, said at the White House y. following a call upon President Hoover, that ‘he is satisfied the people of the Philippine Islands are ready to accept complete August 3 ¥ ma;pe:ge:;fi;m ot thss Pilipisi peitils y-nunmn- ‘tuheral arior, 2033 aurn- cal 1der this Teadiness was made evi- | CEAVEN, JAMES. Departed this 1 dent by the recent demonstrations on| S¢2y;,while ai work the part of the islanders in response to £ the independence advocacy of Senators Hawes of Missour! and Pittman of Ne- "d.'a who have been visiting the Moreover, Senator Quezon feels that the independence sentiment is so strong that the people are ready o accept it tn its fullést form and even without any economic tie-up with the. United States. When asked if he was stating his own position regarding independence, Sena- tor Quezon said anything would be bet- ter than the present uncertaln situa- tlon. Senator Quezon, who is shortly to re- {turn to the islands, was accompanied | on the White House visit by Secretary of War Hurley. who will pay an official | call in the Philippines shortly. . also a .dear br -] liam E. Mosley, and b,a“):‘;:‘"j;l] friend WRENN FUNERAL SET Funeral will be held Funeral ‘services for Prank Gale| 1:30 bm.. {rom St: ohn: dw"rann, 55, of 411 Quincy street, who c;;':‘;:%"'- led yesterday morning at his resi- | . EFFIE W. On Wedne-day, Jul ticeratter: v tiotitites, Wil ba haid o gl e W beloved wite of ""! g Glmxalor;:v; nln:ml:ng ntku o'clock. 2218 32nd (% urial wi n Rock Creel 5 L] n s bl el hflg""“:“g’e, Interment Cedar HIl Cemeters 31 grave. | Pty Mr. Wrenn was & lifelong resident of | Washington, and had been connected | with Mayor & Co., for the past nine years. Previous to this he was buyer for Julius Lansburgh for 27 years. He yes a member of Columbia Lodge, No.| 3, F. A M. Buldu his widow he is survived by u daughter, Isobelle, and a son, Frank. ne 5 0 trom Lo Bw rien president of he aa'.'yvme.r Vo e, CLAYTON, WILLL suadenly’ cn Sile g, fepaie, thla nite Cieyto; memu 1 mour ihels s °"'" He ‘lfuen relatives Funeral san. ughters. fou srandchiidren fives ‘and. Triends. Bt n‘:: ‘;&:l’n i :: mn'.flflelrrl' :‘lflo". 1115 23n¢ B, Runer v, July 31, at B CIonl. JACOB FRANKLIN. = Suddenly. on .u Ju[ R 10 nt (Sibley, Hos- L. Crune o, znzo Norih Can: Charles and Kehnedv. Philadelphiy the "Mount Vernon '3 e hareh Church South. oot om Fridn Tniesamons Fraasives and Em 1MARY B Departed this me 373 piaca tal, MARY E. GLADDI 8 doving water oM Bmma, 1 hiece ‘and - nephew. M, Woodson and Thomas E. " osier: John Dingwid and M: August invited GREEN, 1981, GREEN. LAWK iy life. on Taesga 28, 1931, ‘: e Iesidence, 1212 Waras ot b Tame RENCE AUGUSTUS GREEN. He was the devoted and ioving son of Waddey end Maude Green. He also leaves four loving sisters, three devoted brohers and a host of other relatives and_frien Funeral Friday, July 31 from Boyd & Wilen's Deaths Reported i peral barior, 'at 19th and L' sts. nw. {ollowing denths have been reported to | KEMP, CECIE. me H.nllh h Deparument in the last 3¢ hours: 4 Wisconsin ave R Bianton, 84, 3216 Pennsvivani | Kate Btealey. 7. 2315 1t Chaties B, Caywood. 12. 6838 ath t. Sonn Holtier. 11, §iblcy Hospitar: G. H. Reynolds.'58. 329 7th st. 1 4, United States Sol- 1349 Kenyon st ; Callinger Hospital. Conduit rd! lea grandchildren and 'hn:e. ot dn!fl'u”‘ res {ion. gRemains resting at e 1 st. Notice of fun EMM, On ‘Tuesday. Jul! Mt agien Mal, R J. EMMA CLARK JONES, G ol of Mary Clark Minnix and l1re Dr. James J. vices Wt Joseph s Penna. ave. n. oy Home Hospital. Ernest L. Mullin, 5 Beilah E._Sei Charles W. ter of the and Annie E. Clark wiess Sons chupel. on Saturday. Augu v Rock Craek Com- AUGLSTA ALSE 24 bt RTA. On We mantown 53 vears, el ral’ services Saturdus. at_ the Presbyterian Churc Md. Interment nmu'oln | LEISTER, JORN E. oOn (Tuesdar, July 28, |53, phiahis residence.’ La 1] ners rnm nt E. Church. Laurel. Md.. 'rnunf:’-';"-m‘lqy 3. 4t 2:30 p.m. Interment Ivy Hill Ceme- MAHANEY, Wi LIAM 7. o’n 'ru.-tmn, July D.e. Sloley Hospital United States Veterans' Tyberculosis Hospital FPreedmen’s Hospital 2oy Corcoran linger Hospital. L st Hospital. w. ward. i 28. 1931, at_h EYEGLASSES. n small maroon-colored case. WI’LYY f Potomac Savings Bank. Monday. July 27, | Elisaveth z"‘"'x Finde ‘5" Cll!enduln 3409t nient | 10. during office | GLASSES Edmonds tween C and E_sis Turner 422-Luray bl on 13th ward u--. RY. 'nmn Tuesd: st his rumgnce 1 THOMAS MALLO) Hattie Mallo rning 0 downtown. Call 0440, from Second Bap- between 1-5 pm. Rem tist Church. Thrifton. Va. Ing at the W. Ernest h. mz You st. n. ente: Ve “Blat. ‘Rant Liberal reward. SUIT CABE. dark_brown. With ! between Palls Church ~ and | Please “notify J. M. Whetzel, M reward. WALKING 8TX | afternoon. 1 Blease return Funeral ‘Costs Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funerals 30 cost less than.. Sl“ 75 cost from $101 to 144 cost from 151 to 306 cost from 201 to 180 cost from 301 to 112 cost from 401 to 500 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32,cost.....1000 or over Jarvis funeral On Wednesday. HUNT A KEE, Mmm ‘wife of the late Georse W. McKee e nce, 618 Mary- 1y ¥ u 2 o'clock Please omit T ave ne.. Interment 3 Qn, Wednesday. July 29, e e D esidence, Sth o e e ahove residence on Sat- ¥, am. mass ‘at S'. Alo Interment Mount tives and friends MORGAN. BENNIF. Olivet Cemetery. nvited to attend. On _Thursday. July 30. nce. 606 Morton st. n o . devoted father of Net- v‘uana and Fdward Catlett. on Erncie Jars tuneral Thareh, Tw. Interment Franiin. Satvrday. August 1. 31 ODELLAS. MARGARET. Th radu. L) 1831, at Freedmen's Hospital, ARI ted d emains resting at funeral church. 1432 of funeral later. ARDSON. JERRY. Departed ife nlv_ 28 1631, at Emergency Hosoital. TEPRY RICHARDS! ON. beloved son of M Richardson. Fa to mourn_ their Wiir, Faithe Edward znd Benta. i Richardzon and one ice Wilke; nmeul notize later. ROBIN ORN. .On, Wednesday. TRam” af CFreedments "I 30! ROBINSON. Notice of fune mains resting »¢ the W. Fri nersl chureh. 14 ernv Odel the W Ernest Jarv You st. n.w. Notict Local -nd Suburban Service Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 1623 Conn. Ave. N.W. FUNERALS Are Getting Less Costly Every Day We are getting caskets at 12, what we paid two years ago. We will give you a full funeral equal in looks and quality of a $350 Couch Casket funeral—the full funeral, $195. Shipping fu- nerals, complete, as low as $65. We have a won- derful funeral, cars and all, only $75. The greatest of all, we are the hrzelt in town—10 cars, 3 chapels, 5 parlors, hearses and ambu- lances. Finest embalmers and directors obtain: ' able, such as W. F. Elliott and R. K. Harvey. These men are men of experience—why, Harvey was born an undertaker. They have been under- takers so long his father buried Abraham Lin- coln. As for W. W. Chambers, he is just an ex- pert on economical funerals. If You Want the Best and Pay lhc Least, Call The Greater Chambers Co. Undertakers Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. NW. Col, 0432 Julv HN w. Suddenty. en Eecik ! ved Sister § 1§ - Op Tuesday. Julyh belved huspa Funeral from hu te ragi- 2 constn ot nd Honry “Toier. He' aiea les ves and lll!'\dl .RA;IIHI <4 ines ‘uneral c Paneral Friday. Juiy ., ot 1 lnmmm’fln nnm Zion, Bptlat Chiureh. f"‘"" t};“lflexll:der‘ ‘.‘ rment. 8t Mouwns'| hurch cemeiery. * 1?’ PH. Entered into eter July 8. 1931, i his rm Corcoran st to inourn” thelr loas three children, i gnd Violer and maky iatives and friends. Re Test g at Moon & Allen's funeral patior, 1otk 474 Floride ave. n.w. Funeral Friday, Juiy 2 + from Zion Baptist Church, r 3rd and 4'; A Harmony Cemetery: T *| WATSON. JOSEPH. The Elder Men's lief Association announces th Brother JOSEPH WATSON. ‘on “1‘?3:& July 28. 1931, PFuneral will be held from i Church on Priday afternoon, sec - H NAYLOR Pres, JOSEPH. ' The Lincol l]oclnu :Anounm"ifi-"a:’.‘"“ W, 1, at 2 p.m.. from LUCTAN x rflfiu’ggn‘" “g ol WILLNER, ELIZABETH. 30, 1931, a1’ i 2 %‘“ Bmfiu T D 1357 100h, at. P . Saty Relatives ‘and friends ’fi August 1, at 2 p.m. Interment Gl.l— 'flonl- TROY E. Suddenly, .7\1‘7 27, 1“1, at Casualty Hospital, TRO' ‘WOODS, nephew of Williem E. Hudwn H. snd l.'v.m;‘z 5'0 ‘Woo ldk ?fln Al Friday, July &, o'clock, from th home. 15th and L ll(mll V? ke f“nel’ll PIAWK GAYLE. On W!dn!ldl'~ 1y 29. 1931. at 830 a.n, FRANK GAYLE, Deloved hucband of Suls T Weena Fa: neral Trom his lete Tesidence. 411 Quincy 8t Friday mornine, July 31, at 1} ‘ment at Rock Creek Ces and relatives invited. WRENN, FRANK G. A mea ) e a.m.. for purpose of conducting nic services. the funeral of our Tate ‘Drother: l& FAXEL ©. MILLBROOK. Master. ¢ In Memoriam BECKER CHARLES 8. In fad Lut lovink remembrance of _my _desr bro CHARLES & BECKER. who died three vears aeo today, July 3o, 1228, ISTER MAY. . GRIMSHAW, WALTER H. Sacred to the memory of our dear don”and brother R GRIMSHAW. who departed {his-iife tour vei 0 today, July 30, 1927, In our hearts your memory lingers. 1THE FAMILY, HARRIS. MILDRED. In memory of ot ‘mother and grandmother, MILDRED HAR~ RIE, who departed this' life three yeats ago’today, July 30, 1928. As those we love decay we die in part, Siring_after strifig 13 scvered from the Bea THE FA! 4 MILY. & ROCKER. EMMA KRICH. In sud but Joyi remembrance of-our dear wife and mother. EMMA KRICH ROCKER. who deparfed this Life one year sgo today. July 30, 1930, The flowers I place upon your grave May wither and decay. But the love for you, Who sleeps beneath ne_ 50 s th And ihe love that is dearest and rarest 1s the love I hav HER DEV( HUSBAND. CHARLES X, ROCKER. AND DAUGHTER, CA o SPALDING. TERESS B. In lmms mn... brance of our dear ERESA B. BEAEDING. o Soperied” tnis life twe years ago today, July 30, 1929. A loving mother, kind and tru No one on earth we find like The depth of our sorrow none can tell For the saintly mother we loved so well. ‘We have only your memory. dear mothes, To remembel our whale lfe throueh. An one we will never forget. Tor we ‘are always thinking of vou OVING CHILDREN. A happy hame 1 once entored. How sweet the memorv still. o Bt Genth pas left a lonenness © This world can nevor fill. 1 unna( see_your lov ml face. "This litte token, shox But nl is little token 5“ iways think ot thee T will n X — = FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~ ~P. J. SAFFELL ,FERSONAL SERVICE—REASQXA] ~ Frank Geicrs s Sons Co. EVENTH 8T L‘;fign Evee]. Telephone National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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