Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1931, Page 9

3rd 8 4th NEW STORE This Month NOW OPEN Wn want to thank our customers and friends for the fine reception given these new stores at the opening and housewarming last night. We are happy for the confidence that inspired this wonderful turn- out and we want to assure you that we sincerely appreciate it. However, this npprecntion is best expreued by the fine quality merchandise, courteous service and low prices that is the foundation of our every increasing good will. 5th & Kennedy Sts. NW. 608 T St. N.W. (On the Southeast Corner) IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Fancy Genuine Spring LEG of LAMB Lb. 21c Sultana Mint Jelly giass 12¢ Tender Chuck Roast . . .m» I7¢c ] Beefliver . . . . . Lean Plate Beef . Shouder Veal Roast Breast of Veal . Lean Strip Bacon . . . Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon * Sunnyfield Chipped Beef * »= Lean, Mild Cured Fresh Killed Smoked HAMS Half or Whole prenee 15. 2 Fe 8010 Ib. Standard Tomatoes . Sultana Red Beans Bean Hole Beans . . Del Monte Asparagus Tlps Ficale Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, 2 Sparkle mi Gelatin . . 3 & Sunnyfield Corn Flakes . . 2 »= [3c Gold Medal Wheaties . . 2 »= 25¢ Broiling or Chickens Fancy Navy Beans Blue Rose Rice . . : White House Evap. Milk . 4w am 25¢ Borden's Evap. Milk . . 3w 20c Duryea's Corn Starch . . 12¢ | Banquet Tea . . & 25¢ “av 49c | Confectioners' Sugar v T | & VEGETABLES Morris’ Early GRAPES From Delaware it 35e Baskets lcebergLettuce,2 = - 25¢, = » |5¢ Fresh Tomatoes . . . 4™ 19¢ Stringless Beans . 3 m 25¢ New Potatoes . . 10 ™ [9¢ FRESH FRUITS The end of the season is near. Give the family one | more treat before next year. Watermelons Mh'- BEANS . .3 25¢ New Sugar Fresh Green. PEAS .. 2 19¢C New Cooking | APPLES, 3 . 10c Fancy New Sweet Large Bunch CELERY .2 15¢c | Potatoes, 3 = 13¢ Fancy Freestone Elberta |Chipso, 2.1 Sccn;n;,',{; (Near Florida Ave.) Until Saturday’s Closing SPECIAL LIBBY’S Sauerkraut 20¢ 19c Morton’s Plain or Iodized e o o o 3"1‘"' 203 imEP“AkmNds e o o o 6 cans 29c LORNA DOONES " 25¢ 25¢ MACAROONS . 20¢ 22¢ LUX SOAP. . 3 Lux Flakes 2 i, 19¢ { 19c = 2ic pkg. 2 '"“ 9c .= 55¢ - e v 19¢ 39%¢ 45¢ NECTAR TEAS For a Refreshing Summer Beverage Orange Pekoe, Mixed, India, Ceylon, Java e 15¢ 5 25¢ Nectar Tea Balls Pkg. of 15 15¢€ Ige. cans Ib. Kraft's Cheese . 5 13c % Uneeda Biscuits x5 c"coes - R&R Boned Chicken . . Light Meat Tuna Fish . . Encore Stuffed Olives . Lang's Pickles Crab Meat Lobster A Blend of COFFEE To Suit Your Taste 8 O°CLOCK .» 19¢ RED CIRCLE » 25¢ Delightful, Served Iced or Hot { ayrame Choc.Dessert . . .2"=19¢ | Hipolite Marshmallow Cream ™ == |8¢ ‘ eck's Fruit Pectin . . wie 25¢C Double Tip Matches . . . 4 = |5¢c Waldorf Toilet Paper . 4 == |9¢ P&G Laundry Soap . . . 5= |9c Gold Dust Washlng Powder '« e 25¢ f § Products This week we are featuring annh products at special low prices in order to gain thousands of new customers for this high quality merchan- dise offered at very low prices. SALAD DRESSING 2 %= 13¢"r10c ' 18¢ Qurt Jr 35€C 275 25¢ Rajah Sandwich Spread Rajah FUNERAL RITES SET FOR EDWIN L. WILSON Services to Be Held at Home of Sister, Mrs. Katie Wilson- Greene. Rlner 1 services for Edwin L. Wilson, attorney, who died yester- home of his sister, Mrs. Katie wl.lmn-auene 2101 Connecticut ave- nue, will be held there tomorrow morn- ing at 10 o'clock. Mr, Wilson had been 111 for several months. Besides his sister, a Washington con- cert bureau manager, he is survived by a brother, John M. Wilson, and his widow, Mrs. Etta Noah Wilson. Mrs. ‘Wilson, daughter of the late Judge J. J. Noah, is well known here as a singer. Mr. Wilson, who was born in this city and graduated from Georgetown Uni- versity, was secretary-treasurer of the District Bar Association for many years. He was a member of the University Club and the American Bar Association. He served as a captain in the World War. George P. Hoover, president of the bar association, has inted a com- mittee of lawyers to attend the funeral. It includes "H. Prescott Gatley, John E. Laskey, George C. Gertman, George C. Aukam, Richard E. Wellford, John Lewis Smith, Alexander H. Bell, Byron U. Graham, Lucas P. Loving, Malcolm Hufty, Robert C. Handwerk, James B. Archer, Charles 8. Shreve and §. Mc- Comas Hawken. ‘The death of Mr. Wilson was an- nounced to Justice F. Dickinson Letts of the District Supreme Court today by P. Hoover, president of the Dis- trict Bar Association, who asked that the minutes of the court show an ad- journment out of respect to the dead lt:vyer. Justice Letts granted the mo- jon. ALLEGED FUGITIVE | IN SHOOTING FOUND Lester Painter of Stanley Seized in Pennsylvania for Vir- ginia Officers, * Special Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va., August 21—Lester Painter, 42, of Stanley, 9 miles south| of here, was arrested near Carlisle, Pa., today for Virginia _authorities on charges of shooting Rufus Good of Page County six weeks ako, according to in- formation received by Sheriff E. L. Lucas of this county. Also arrested by the Pennsylvania authorities was Millard Dinges, 32, of ‘Woodstock, Shenandoah County, who is understood to be a fugitive from jus- tice. Dinges is Mfll held for Virginia authorities, according to Associated Press dispatches from Catlisle, Pa. Returning to Home. Good, who is 27 years old, was re- | turning to his home near Stanley with when, Painter waylald him and fired both | barrels of a shotgun through the windshield of the auto- | mobile. through Good's body, but the women | escaped. Good was taken to the Har- | risonburg hospital in a serious condi- | tion, but has since recovered from his| wounds. Argument Over Land. ‘The men had an argument over a right of way over land Painter is sald to own, according to Sheriff Lucas, and Painter waited for Good to cross the land and then fired on the car. made his escape at the time and has been a fugitive from justice until his 'c‘mfl today. Sh Lucas has left trial on charges of assault with intent to kill. MRS, LILIAN B. BROCK, 72, Funeral for Long-Time Resident of Washington to Be Held Here With Interment in Virginia. Funeral services for Mrs. Lilian | Burritt Brock, 72, wife of Fenelon B. \ Brock, patent attorney, who died yes- terday after a long iliness, will be held at Gawler's Puneral Chapel at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Burial will e in Centerville, Va. ington since &he came here &s a young girl, was a former regent of Columbia the Society of Mayflower descendants. survived by a son, Rev. Walter B. Brock; four dnuzhteru Miss Lilian Brock of Chevy Chase, Mrs. Adriel Bird, Rockland, Me,; Mrs. W. C. Holmes, New York, and Miss Marion Brock of Detroit. DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 of | January | gust, 1928, his mother and two sisters in his car | g, according to Sheriff Lucas, | | Biee ton, ioaded with slugs | &) Two of the slugs pamed entirely | oivad Painter | Okl for Pennsylvania to bring him here for | B9 TO BE BURIED TOMORROW | sox Mrs, Brock, who had lived in Wash- | Chapter, D. A. R, and a member of iu years. experienced service, and more than that; it is rea- THE WEATHER | |SLAVE WHO BECAME l District of Columbia—Cloudy with rain tonight; probably ending tomorrow morning; not quite so cool tomorrow; moderate northeast winds. a Maryland—Cloudy with rain tonight, probably ending tomorrow morning; not quite so cool in the interior tomorrow; moderate to fresh northeast winds. portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; continued cool. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 73; 8 pm., 71; 12 midnight, 68; 4 a.m., 63; § am., 61} noon, Buome 9.9! 8 29.95; 12 mldnich{ 254 n 4 m 2992] 8 a.m., 29.95; noon, 29.9f ‘ chhext p’e;nmr: 75 ':;ncurn:i nt pm., August 20. Lowest ure, 81 oceurred at 7,30 &.m.. Auguss 21. year— hu{en same date 17; lowest, 62, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:48 a.m. and 9:01 Pim.; high tide, 1:57 am. and A b ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:50 a 10:04 p.m.; high tides, 3:30 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:26 a.m.; sun sets, 6:56 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—=Sun rises 5:27 am.; sun sets 6:55 p.m. Moon rises 2:41 pn.; sets, 11:39 p.m. Automobile lamps be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthly rainfall in the Capital for the first eight months against the average are shown in the following table: Average. 1931. . January ..1. ins. February . ns. March . ins, il ins, 13 ins. August ....4.011ns. Record rainfall a8 March .. +. 3.5 February ..3.2’ .37 ..3.2 5 7 5 7 70 3 1 3 .3 -3 .3 .3 4. 4! 6.3 March, inches; A]:HL 1889, 9.13 inches: May, 1889, 10.69 inches; June, 1900, 10.94 inches; July, 1886, 10.63 inches; Au- .41 inches. Weather in Various Cities. 'l.'emneulure or § H ure. 3 EE 588 ERo ) [ Atianta, Atlantic B2 I22RILRTINSILISIAINAALAT 2330882033028 302038283 02 RN 200 2RSS 4 2SRBIIIRIVS 2 2 SRS BAR PIN_White gold, set with diamond ani two eapphires; Thursday evening. "mmm E.Tgnm 500 - sechool. “‘u.' um‘n‘&n Besides her husband, Mrs. Brock is | COL LORGNETTE A Ptinam . compination, And 23 "small diamonds; aiso eol Theton "0 i -5'5“ “Aueust 18 e dives Box 483-d, Star ome pooxrlrn'oolm lack: contaline % compact, feuntain per, e rodntaday. "Reward. "Col . . prown, befween 1at l.nd lu K un;ml POLICEMAN'S BADGE. N % Monday, exact locality unknovn inder Dlease notify Trafic Bureau, 463 Indiana Pm’rY S N e T shopeie Reward 4031 Kiingle st nw. m : a..mn. T emeralds 4th st. Phone RiBT iias PG G and dae R wal aul cmuuI jor, —have at their disposal ervices of a funeral th director who has been pleasing thousands families over a period of than twenty Deal sarvice is more sonable service. No one need trust a loved one to inuperi- enced hands; a compari- EDUCATOR DIES George W. Cook, Colond Social ‘Worker and Retired Howard U. Professor, Was 76. George William Cook, colored social worker and retired Howard University lessor, who was born in slavery in 855, died yesterday in Mercy Hospital at Philadelphia. He had become m while on a trip to Asbury Park, Prof. Cook was born in Winchest: Va., and escaped from bondage with Sheridan’s army. He entered Howard University in 1874, graduating in 1881. He then was retained as a teacher and successively served as professor, dean of the economics department, acting president, alumni secretary, and as a member of the board of trustees. Among other outside interests he served as a member of the Board of Charities for several years. Prof. Cook is survived by his widow, Mrs. Coralie Franklin Cook, former member of the Board of Education and now a member of the Councfl o( Boclal Well:;e, ;nd & _son, George W. Cook. r., who in England. Funeral plans lee not been mnlg s Axuonu Bmdxt-slayer Hangs. FLORENCE, Ariz. August 21 (#)— Herman Young of Tucson was hanged at the State prison here today for the :lnmurflzr of John Dye, Tucson, during & ADAMS, KENNETH R. On gt G0, 1031 ot B esiGence” 4630 otk ors Of Almis K. Spe ire, ave., on Baturdey, Au 22 at 8:30 a.m. Interment &: Arlington National Ovinetery AITCHESON, MARGARLT. la, Va. 0! hter of the late John lnd M:n Ancnemn of Rentrenshire. nid ‘Sister of Robert, JORA And 1 fr "mr"m- idence Saturger: Ausust 20, at 11 e "eridence Satu E A -’E‘mchmanu mn. City, RNES. i her 3ist year, widow of Capt. Almgnt Barnes. formarly of Washington D. G t Friday, August 3l ab i o Ariinetan Necisai Semetiry” BROCK, LILIAN BURRITT. August 6. 1931 at 1804 Park rd mw: SR R WK e Mw’fx"' oo 1nother of Rev. B prock, Mira Tillan Brock. Mrs. ‘Adriel es aind Ai sei On Thursday, Au- t uomemsn.mc Hospital, loved husband of Eila V. CHRISTINA KING. Dep: s it Tyesday, August 13, 1931, Tesidence. 2005 Rosedale st. TINA KIN inie B: o 11 auder 8. Fope's ., the K ust 32, at 1: own's’ Me- Torial Citurchs luv fim- offciating. terment Payne' COLEMAN, Y 3. 19, nfii -t’ P}rk MRy 5 widow Remainy resting st ‘Whe ndier's 5o Alexan COOK, jtis Howard Universit Notice' and dabe of funeral Jter. % CRAVEN, CHAI Departed this E‘:nfi her mu]g;&’ Hat "s_funeral it 3o, 163 ’fi. b s fiu w4 °'4r Mar Remains st the resi- his sister, Mrg, Marssret Burler, Sefrees o.m. On_ Thursday, August 320, IARD T, beloved husband of the late M t S."Donovan. Funeral from his late Fesidence, ee1s Sl on st nw Augus! 8:30 uiem mass at the % Choten of the Nativity, D. at 9 oclock. ml-uvu nd {riends _invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. = mains resting at Shecnabel of ‘Prank r's Sons Co., 1113 7th st. B.w., until Sterday Hoon. 23 a.m., for the repose of her jioisrmest Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Va. FISHER, NATNANILL . Suddesiy, ou Au ust 19, L ai Emersency Hospital KFmANEL, ¢ FisHER of $26T nw, devoted Rusband ct Robertn B ana’brother of Mrs. Anuie Whitiey, M Eveyn F. Martin, Mis, Edos P. Hunter William D, Fisher of Pl:;ulbnrlh and Esthe Ch?ml?x er n'\ll?!:'d'nh attend the ARR] y H, D, 35531, at 2 pam,, Ira Tal par- lofa of M:;u & s:;mt 2425 mcnou ave. M OBMAS H. PATRIOK. R. P. Sec. DENA PATRICR: FORD, COL. JOSEPH M. on Wednesday, Satirday, August 3, st 9.3 Ins ith military ‘Nonors, from Mc- e, Aflington National Cemetery, 3 ‘Wednesday, A\lw\ut o T e p.m Yhierment Herndon, Buddenly. 031, JOSEBH B Fiail’ Giee Hines) Hah " Punersl services |, Friday, August 31, et Intement Loudon Park Cemetery. i, MARGABET SCHEERER. On Wed B eadas, August 10, 1001, at her residence al Satur 2 ihl-nvn -nd“rrlmu In‘lud Atlington N: TON. brother of Mrs, ny &. e it milton fon: R Hamuton,” Ruth I ‘S. Hamilton and Ads C. "'f- at the Frasier funeral turday. August 33, Titerment in Ohio. b u W 2t SOR el unm T AR ‘&-. LW, bclond wi 0( Wi &‘"m Sata riend: g Cemetery. 21 o«""f;':ag"“;t“‘% MENKE. GEORGE. In M5 | of my husband and o NEALON, Mount Olivet PARKER. A'DI-!W On h'urur, 1931, esca. Galif, beloved husbard of Eiliaveth Husted auEex. IDA GERTRUDE. Departed life Tuesday, Aug ust 18, 1931, sister. n wont, "Catherice Gutnes, Furieral from Jones M. £, Chuteh, 44tn si. and Bemning_ rd. Baturday. August 22, 2.30 p . Ralatives and {ri nvited STENCER. LUCY DINWIDDIE, On Tue I8 1931, st het residence. 3817 § o8 WIDDIE. belovea and mother of Den: enr and Harme: from above residence on Friday. b.m. Relatives and trien rdrment Cedut Il Cemeters * %ke boty will e removed 1o HeF iate home, 140 I, st. se. on BSaturddy afternoon at | o'clock, Reviewed at 'fig' Saturds Fupeal services 8 30 p.m.. at 1) i2h. Richols " ave. " aBq Bommers road. Body Will not be Tevig at church. e TAYLOR: DELLA. Members of Thritt Chap, ter, 13, O, E. 8. are heredy not oF ine ‘death of Mrs DELLA TA ftauested to atiend the' funersl Sunday, August 23 1 Campbeil's A. M. serviees TAYLOR, HENRY W. On Wednesday. st 180530 Pittord, Vi ik ALTON TA oved h the late Mary E. Tavior @ Florence Taylor Handy. August 21, at Pittsford, Vt. THOMAS. CARRIE. Devartéd this lite an Wednesday, August 19, 1 930 & &t Gallingér Howpita). C : oM Bhe was o member Street’ Baptist _Church, jam st nw 22, at Fiends ard Tvied to o TUNSTALL, ANNIE D-mmd of *fu ater. Remains Janifer's funeral parior, 1115 WALKER, EMMA. On Wednasday, 19, 1931, at the residence of ner d- EMMA W. Yo i, n.w., unti p.m. e Bediora, Ve Subduy. Aueust 35 i N WILSQX, EDWIN L. On Thursdes, A . EDWIN L. merwc‘ tie, Wilson-Gs Siiadnce on Baturaey, “usust, In Memoriam Oana " atner GEORGS who departed from this life one year ago today, August 31, A SHELTON, 8 parted t nn 21, 1 & In lov ory ot e I.l"‘ nl'l 280 today, loving M‘IO', s %m{'«'“zm hour utm' " heartache. hose whe hav n’:’: loet can teil borne in 50 well, only step that divides 3 X L . B fifted the vell between. e e it Wanes buk & threads Trother b ety T i - ST. NE. Ambulance service. Clyde J. Nlchols, lnc. 4209 9th St. N.W. Joseph, F. Birch's o 3034 M St. N-W. ianed o0t GEO, W. WISE CO. TABLEK 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 (V. L. SPEARE CO. Netther the, successors ,',,,, g H SR W, y 940 ¥ St. N.W. T - JOHN R! wfilcfl'r co. o rth 004 CHM. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST, CAFITOL ST. W.W.DEAL&CD. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 . b WILLI‘\M LEE'S SONS. RAL DIRECTOR! CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. AL 1384, 1388, LM GAWLER CO - Funeral Directors * 1904 M St N.W. Pot. 4170, 4171, P. J. 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