Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1931, Page 7

:vWa.shin‘gtbn’s Finest Men’s Wear Store Offcrs Savings of $13" to $23 in the ‘Semi-Annual Sale of ‘Hart Schaffner & Marx This sale offers you the product of the world’s largest makers of fine clothing . . . trustworthy clothing . . . and the prices are less than today’s prices of UNKNOWN makes. Choose from every wanted style, model and size, in every wanted fabric, pattern and color. $45 SUITS $40 SUITS First time at this low price . . . and for a limited time only. All styles, tan and black calfskins. Every width and size. 27 .Semi-Annual Sale $10 “Knox” Panamas $5.85 ’A marvelous opportunity to get Amriu'tfiunhnutthunmumg Iy low price. All sizes—but come 60 SUITS $50 SUITS 37 @ No Charge for Alterations @ Closing Out Summer Suits $19.75 to $25 Linen Suits. $25 and $23.50 Suits......... $35 and $30 Sports Coats. .. $18 and $15 Sports Trousers $10 Sports Trousers. ........ $1.00 Silk and Silk-Mixed HOSE 55c¢ Use Your Charge Account or Open One During This Sale RALEIGH HABERDASHE 1310 F Street Manhattan SHIRTS and ANDREWS FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORROW . Rites for Brilliant Woman Artist to Be Held at Alexandria. Funeral services will be hedd at Christ | Church, in Alexandria, Va., at 9:15 o'clock tomorrow morning for Mrs. Marietta Minnigerode Andrews, whose death on Friday ended a brilliant liter- ary and artistic career of one of the National Capital's best known women. Family to Attend. While several of the family are scat- tered, it was exmed all of them would arrive here in ti for the funeral serv- ices. The services will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Willlam Jackson Morton, rector of Christ Church, who also will accom- pany the body to Middleburg, Va., where burial will take place. Mrs. Andrews will be laid at rest beside the body of |het daughter, Mary Lord Andrews. Rev. Ernest Van R. Stires, an old friend of x.muy, will take part s Mm. Andrews was a native of Vir- ginia. She studied art at the Corcoran Gfllery of Art in Washington, where she resided many halet l’rller Andrews was director of the school at that time, and the talented Virginia girl became his bride in 1895. Died at Son’s Home. Mrs. Andrews died at the home of her son, Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, at Sem- inary Hills, Va. Her Washington home and studio was at 1232 Sixteenth street. In addition to her son, Mrs. Andrews ' is-survived by shree grandchildren, Mary | Lord Andrews, 3d; Helen Tucker An- drews and Carter Randolph Andrews; three sisters and four .brothers, Miss Lucy Minnigerode and Miss Anne Min- the A., of ashington, and Charles Mlnnlnmde of Baltimore. FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR HENRY THOMPSON Services in New York City for Lawyer Who Died Here Tuesday. Funeral services for Henry Thomp- son, 82, for 57 years & member of New York Oity Bar Association. who died at Takoma Park Sanitarium Tues- "Mr. Thompeon, & partner m several prominent law firms, had offices at No. 2 Wall street llm:e 1881. He was a member of Phi Beta honor soclety, and held the honorary degree of doctor of laws from Colgate U;Idvemlty. from which he was gradu- Five years ago Mr. Thompson, an uncle of Arthur Lee Thompson, man- ager of Thompson's Dairles here, guve 0,000 to Colgate with which to lish & scholarship under his name. He had traveled widely in this coun- try and abroad, and was a member of the board of trustees of Colgate. SUFFERS sufifis"m‘susp dent in Automobile. Burned about the back and arms, Harry Raedy, 31, of 1134 Twenty-fifth street, was found wandering around ‘Washington Circle in a stupor yester- day by Policeman C. E. Rablitt of the third precinct. After receiving treatment at Emer- ’mcy Hospital, Raedy explained he had allen asleep in a parked automobile while nmokinx a cigarette and cidentally set the afir BIBLICAL DRAMA WMAL | “The Prodigal 1:30 Son” . Winfield Hoeny | HILL utiful Cemetery Pa. Ave. S.E. TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. | Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phonds. | 4 e 10341 City and Suburban Service 3 All parts of the city, as well as adjacent suburbs, are served by Ryan. Every detail is capably handled by a thoroughly experi- enced staff. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Direotor 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephons Atlantic 1700-1701 We Will Give Youa Whole Funeral c.... Casket and All—Cail Extra Cars, $7.00 Each The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. NW. Phone Col. 0432 g 2 e Vietim Blames Cigarette for Acci- | N hou lllm Mauch, 0. g. B P - THE WEATHER District of Columbia—] possibly local thundmhomu’l-n afternoon or tonight; not quite so warm probably | tonhht tombrrow mostly fair. Partly cloudy, laryland— (ollowed by local thundershowers and not quite so, warm in the interior this g::rnocn or tonight; tomorrow mostly Virginia—Partly clvudy. ‘thundershower: ‘;’:‘onibly Jo- much change in ‘temperature. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, prob- local = showers ‘today; slightl: tonight, tomorrow falr, . Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperatire—Midn i » u 4 am., 6 a. u"""')‘ lowul,g: A Higha 10 irvey 0 o Tide TlM-. (Furnished by United States Coast ‘Today—Low 10:56 am. wnd 10:33 p.m.; high tide, 3:47 am. and 4:14 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:53 a.m. and ;‘137 ]:;nl'n., high Me 444 am. and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 515 a.mn 7:12 pm. Tomorrow—8un rises 5:16 a.m.; sun sets 7:11 p.m Moon rises 12:15 am.; sets 4:13 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- after sunset, llllllll. sun sets of monthly lhl l first mm months o the b shown in the followin, Aver January ... Pebruary March April May . June July . August Record rainfall for the first eight mt‘;’nm by 8 - anuary, 2, 7.00 inches; Pebruary, :nm 6.34 inches; March, l.'l r.y‘ ‘hes 1889, june, 1900, inches: July, 1886, lou inel Au- gust, 1928, 14.41 inches, A Weather in Vlrl.il Citles. ~Temperature,~ Precipl- Max. pun. tation, 2asazae: porg : 180 an ik Sait Lake ony wiah . Louls, 332 23T ILIBASA2LBIIAII :.zsasssz:s::sssmau:gsa:=a==:::zm::. 328333 80 v""h"n'cmrl“b e 9 PEACE NOTES DELWERED P U. 8. and Cuba Prmnt Bolivia's | Views to Paraguay. ASUNCION, Parsguay, August 8 () _Representatives of the United States and Cuba have delivered to the foreign ministers their government’s notes com- municating Bolivia's willingness to sign a non- pact with Paraguey over the Gran Chaco controversy. It was authoritatively stated that the five neutral countries represented on the arbitration ccmmission had asked Paraguay and Bolivia to instruct their representatives in Washington to out- line the pact Deaths ReEoned to 'h. fiu‘l’t‘hmnt'n.l‘%uf!“m the wm th's tal. Adoloh P, FR o al. Anton_Bartos. }‘" 0 ek 'oe reetown unmnuy Hospl ‘ll g b i '}g{ e nnl Mll'“l L. ier, "‘. o Lee. 73, 1326 Riges st. Sole B ? oed;nel'\"n Hospital. 3 st Lucy Golden, 40. Tuberculosis Hospi wlmnm Patierson, '35, Emergency Ho Dl regory. 37, Gallinger Hospital. Sstiiie, 1. Sniarens. Homital e, 3 montna. 1145 Lingers.ct. Glenwood el S TION IN D. €. ST :ué LECTON TN Do not base the nlocnon of the family monument on_photographe shown by, ped- diers or agents. as you may be deceived. Re- duced prices I;r m{. __ Bladensbure Rd.. Owb. n’uu--mu-n = CEMETERY LO nnr District iine IP 1o FOR SO B . T CANARY. . yeliow, small ub'r-l ™ ward. _Cal T, ;, mdle. named Can lnlu Mnm acre: Dliteict 230 . | PUNAVONT, Jom 10.94 r:LnAl. vAs‘m ureh, morning. August o'clock. Interment priva reiai lm-!' fu L v lotice of funeral later. POYCE. ALICE WALLINGSFORD. On Sat- 1931, at_her’ residence. “Mra. ALICE W, FORD BO Puneral services will be announced later. | BRYSON. MARGARET HASSEY. On day, August 7. 1931, at_her residence, nu Reno rd. ARET Vidow of chapel of ave. nw. ust 1 atti Priday. Au- e Monday: Auserr n-wnfi“ ‘o ment Cong: r&y Au- e mvnu. 1 t rch.i8th and 'V sth. nw where low mass will be llld ll 9:30 l‘fl Interment New Orleans, La. BARRIET MIDDAUGH. On July it Pasadens. Cal COCHRA! ved mn or ideugh Hazeitine and Rey M: , jinterment Rock Creek Sometery, ugust 10, at 4 . 0 crowe. 5o Brider, 4 ust 7. 11, M o eloved wiie cté: 5 fom her late resi- nm “' ’.Kl road n.w., on Monday, At 8:30 . at the Atives and friends Mount Olivet Cemetery. CUNNINGHAM, MAGGIE. On Priday. Au- st 7. 1631, MAGGIE CUNKINGHAM (nee o 021 19th st. n.w.. beloved zaw-ra Cuniningham. Re- 0 ent Mount Olivet Cemetery. md friends invited. DE_YOUNG, Suddent day, Al am. t Hebr hip tery, Baltimore, M. Beltimors” sesers Diease copy.) EPH E. On Saturday, Au- t the home of i ‘ates, 208 Spring v 4 short flin Remains resting at 1 until Monday morning. A . . at 10 Puneral_Mond: August 10, at. Eiys Ford Church. Dunayo Va''at2pm. Interment church ee-eury FRAZIER, IOIB'I"I'A »ri at Mr Teni lnu ¥, ETTA, beloved wi X tmer Onl Mg§ Cem lu-num Va. and "lltlvel ‘invited. On Saturday. Au- s ind of Gelhiar nmem trom 43rd ol Do, Toterment in Ariing Cemetery at 330D, GIBSON. EMMA F. Friday. Aumn % laat at 9:48 p. t n M 4l Aulv!‘lh ounts, Au sho : condiict i Home: ’n" sccardng, wé"' “f‘\n Andrew Chanel i C’ur:nm h Grove. ounty. 3 conducted at the churc at 330 TIoek™ erment in the chureh Cemeters. v GOLDEN. LUCY. On Thursday. August ¢ 1931, LUCY GOLDEN. devoied wife of our, ineral F:iday, 8t pim. Trom Liberts Baprist 23rd o Bétween H and 1 sts. nw. ment Bealeton, Va. BAZARD, | JOREPHING Baturd; on at ,.I'Yh I‘d. ; 80 vear, o be’ me For" daventer o day, "August At HIGH, OLIVER, On Priday. August 7, 1931 Gty Tenn: OLIVER HIG e, at the W church, 1432 U st. HINES, MAY. h Teside: ’ Onxlml‘dl 8th R Oemetery. " ol JACKSON, NATNANIEL, oOn Pridsy. Au. gust 8t Gulling !A'mAmlL JM: e "m...n o....t:, rom P, Lo st. between 14th 8 HOLLAND, President, Lt A‘I';..'."f':"':";n.‘ Fd ST ‘ m. Rel hter, Mrs. Galt Monday. August ‘“nd Iriends IEvied. s tefment Gedar Hill Cemeters e J Jox. loviie fathe iévoted brother (Juneral will take 2 pm. fi ARMENTROUT. GRACE C. LRy Sear daush HI BRIDWELL ELIPNELET. ine remem my dear who departed «i\'n e b Au.r s Tite"six Teurs "age 0 Desp in my heatt 1s o picture Tomimarve Home d el keen 1t ‘Because he was e Again 1 hope to o In_ henvenwith n duys ot pife have Sea: Where no r him. o are shed. ELIA Chatoreq s Tag died m nun ago ind ma" SR megtes i hon “Reqilescat I pace.” MO0 A P o ite‘one'sost g0 wv"'i"u T baye Joat 8 lifers companion, o ith m Ans g 'h& Y‘ ot more il Bt ‘many & silent Tear T shed m’«AEv mflh . WILLIAM God gave lll & wonderful mot! oot 1 L e e ‘made her heart o pure SOl When mother breathad her last ¥ The xi{oke mennt. more ran” onene (o The 'Worla seems like anotner place REHALL Without G BONM ¢ RosmNsON, o«r M-ru unna tell how we miss her, Gur 1ips know not what to ray. 'hlrnonll Ood knows how we nlwd uyufi W-. FANTROY, ‘Pn‘ll his, Pa. &fi.'ai § R .:-a..l""" ho misses you sadly lmal aame !:.'m "bo.m s som e o "But riee 1o be brave & FERIIS. MARTHA A. Tn ul but membrance of THA ANN 1wo years ago IMI ARBOE. MARTHA J. h ’n-e-hnna of my -nmr‘m DAl s life one nu ago, In_my heart “your true. e A S Benar ER w HOHM, . OCK. IGE P. In sad but . Who passed away threé YeArs Ago 9. 1933 Anniversary mass. back ul “m Ml' A o aty oar Anodxih' e oo ‘thinx” o ones who loved him AAinl:luut'ano from ns is sone, we. mu; . think of dazs pons -"..,fi SAXTY, CHARLES R. our PEI s N Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ST L, ., National 2473 CLEMENTS lis ] b _vos wiaer e e v Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 413 H ST. ll& Lincoln 0524 Ambuiance gerviy 83 ks i o ached Clyde J. Nlcboll, Inc. 4300 9th St N.W. Col, @24 Ioupb F.‘Birch s Sons res neru Aoenul R, RISARD M" son of Richard ang her of Gla ward Mann, Puneral Monday. "Aue from his late residence, tivi lends ivited. nera, Eye 'st. ne. 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