Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, 'THOMAS H. STEVENS | FUNERAL RITES HELD | | Son of Former District Corporation | Counsel Buried in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 812 17th St. OPEN A CHARGE || ACCOUNT | ‘Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s W ear Seventh and F Sts. counsel, due to spinal meningitis. Dr. Ulysses G. B. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Thomas H. Stevens, 25, son of Frank | | H. Stevens, former District corporation who died Saturday while va- cationing at_Atlantic City. Pierce, pastor of | his parents and two brothers at 1714 All Souls’ Unitarian Church officlated | Summit place. e | at the rites, which were held in the church. Burlal was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Stevens was educated in the Dis- trict public schools, the University of Maryland and George Washington Uni- versity Law School, where he was & senior. While at Western High School and Maryland University he was & member of the foot ball squads. He was a member of the Kappa Alpha Frater- nity at the University of Maryland. Surviving him are his father and mother, a sister, Mrs. Valvin Sinclafr, Coco Solo, Canal Zone, and two broth- | ers, Francis D. Stevens and Allen C. | Stevens. ‘While attending law school at night, Mr. Stevens was employed during the day as a patent examiner. He lived with Jai Jol Er Jo R Death was OLD-TIME UNDERTAKERS MADE HUGE PROFIT ON ONE FUNERAL 15 years it has taken Chambers to get the This practice is near the end. people to believe it; and thousands spent in the newspapers. reward is the biggest funeral company in the city. 3 chapels, 5 parlors, 12 Funeral cars. cars, hearses and ambulances. A Whole Funeral as Low as. . . .. Can be had. Use of our fine building free. Co ch Casket Funeral Looks Like and is Like one used to cost$165 $300. Cur price .. Steel Vaults, best made, 50-year guarantee ......... EixtralEuneralilCars. . . ......c..cocvvemisevase Ambulance Service, Best in Town, to and from Hospitals Burial'Dressesand Suits. . .. ..cc 0000000 aiveans We can do this because we conduct more funerals than any one in the city and buy in large quantities. When you call Chambers you get the biggest in the city. Satisfaction guaranteed. Expert embalmers. In Case of Death Call The Greater Chambers Co. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 0432-0433 (e T g p e O T T P O o e g gk e T g i i Chambers’ 575 w --385 36 00 up 4 “hththtRthtR R tRtR R R R AR Rt R AR Rt R ‘.fi!ih‘ilfi @ & fl L] Othniel W. Reginald nd Mae M. Vaughn, Robert E. Edward 3. Eugene A. and_Emi mes. Willlam ahd EQith M. Summerseil. boy Benjamin F. and Catherine Simms, girl Walter A. and Gertrude L. Argyle N. Calvin E. Arthur B and Mageie Johnson, boy. Roscoe and Merrick and Willie Martin, Lawrence E. and Grace Brown, girl. Self-propelled freight cars are being | tested on German railways. e BURGLARY FAILS Funeral Home Phones SEPTEMBER 10, 1931. Births Reported. q Mnm Locket, twiit bovs. HONOR CAPITAL MEN Alpha Sigma Lambda Fraternity Meets Here Next Year. ‘Two Washingtonians were elected to offices in Alpha Sigma Lambda, na- tional fraternity, at the national con- vention which closed this week at At- lanta. Next year's convention, it was de- cided, will meet in Washington. Charles N. Hall, formerly of this city, now residing in Charleston, W. Va., was elected national grand master for_the ensuing year and Paul J. Connell of this city was nf.\mcd editor. 10 itanor B Seines, Yo, nd Linda J. Burnam, boy nd Grace K. Annbmmr. boy. pd Frids B. Maler. bo 0y, mes J hn E. Bowers, girl, and Helen Finney, girl and Gladys J. Pop and Mary L. Wade. e and Mary Cittadino. giri. nest L. chard E. 0. girl. girl p: Ellen Montague, | Police Find Evidence of Attempt | | to Enter Store, but No Intruder. | Reports that & burglar was inside Barton's clothing store, at 925 F street, brought police scout cars and headquar- ters detectives to the scene this morn- ing in record time. Investigation revealed, ‘however, that no intruder had been inside the store. Some one during the night had pried at the front and back doors and | smashed the glass from a rear window, but had failed to force entry. A passer- W. WARREN TALTAVULL 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 | by Is believed to have noticed thie marks of the crowbar and notified police. \I———|o]c——]olc———|a[——=I0] fl . Established 1875 Get Your Rugs and Carpets Cleaned Now TIH first step in ordetly FALL ZAN- ING is to have the Floor Cove for service “Hinkel offers second to none. 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Dr. Zecharia Abrams, fleld director of the Hebrew Emigration Aid Society of New York, yesterday flled suit in the District preme Court to recover $10,000 damages from Percival A. Knox, 4410 Kancas avenue, as the result of an automobile collision July 5 at Thir- teenth street and Spring road. The plaintiff says he was so severely in- jured he has not been able to carry on his work as director of the society and as a writer and author. He is repre- sented by Attorneys Tepper & Blanken. Plans Playground Display. | The Virginia Avenue Playground, Tenth street and Virginia avenue south- | east, will give an exhibition at 3 o'clock | this afternoon under the direction of | Miss T. Elizabeth Smith, director of the | .plnygmund. The display will include a | doll “show, “human” doll show, folk | | dancing ahd showing of industrial ex- | { hibit fitted t containing ornar Golumhla’ o oL | i ) 1 clothing. ! Baicroft, $5 reward. Apt. 1. | 3. | i Spring st 1620 P st Potomac 5739~ e Clie Hth st Please return 1o 5504 14th 1w Iln\anld BARPIN—Gold, mond cock: bet. Hechi Lothrop. Reward. Em BAR PIN, kold. dark w»mmehmm peatls. 14th “and P st n ant and downtown. Rewa rn s T v o { ind Woodward & 3613 September 6. some- D Angton. Reurn 1o e chasing Dept., 36th | | CHANGE PURSE Biows $10 bil, 2 $1° bills. cha ‘nnnmr. Tec n e 150 | . on 14th by den | Reeward Look on Page B8 & 9| For An Important Announcement Of a Great One-Day-Sale! Worthwhile Savings In All Departments I HAT a hotel is no better than the people who run it, meaning the doormen, the firemen, the front office clerks, the bell- boys and the manag- ers. They have to be good, ALL OF THEM; and very good, if the hotel is to leave in its guests’ memory, pleasant thoughts. S OMEHOW, the Lee House spokesman thinks we have very good folks in the “service.” He says the waiters, to mention them particularly, have an unusual pride in all they do, which makes the dining room outstanding. I HE Lee House organization certainly does grade high in loyalty to the finer tra- ditions of hotel proce- dure. Think of us for your “Winter quarters.” Fifteenth at L ' Dec. 0160 Banker Dies WAS SON OF FORMER NATOR. ARTHUR FORAKER, Manager of Eastman Dillon & Co., | Washington investment bankers, | son of the late Senator Joseph Benson Foraker of Ohio, died yesterday at his Summer home, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa He rad been in ll health for about a year. Mr. Foraker, who was 39, had spent | the greater part of his life in Washing- | ton, having ccme here as a boy “hf‘n‘ his father was elected to the Senate in | 7. after having served as Governor | been at his Summer home | in July, when ke left the an attempt to improve his| He was a member of the Wash- | on Stock arg-, | Chase and Metropoiitan of the Carpel Co., local food | widow. Mrs. Minnie St ed by two daugh ters, Poily and Julla Benson Foraker. Funeral services will be held at noon tomorrow at the home, 2210 Wyoming | avenue. Burial will be in Osk Hil Cemetery. Dealhs Repm ted | | e | -1 ive $2,340.000 credit ar nufacturers us! Qard of Thanks. \)\\\n\ JOSEPH EDWARD. JR. FEE Nutional Cemetery. Wednesday, September | devoted wife' of of Dora Barnes 1y, R Ernest W 1432 You st. n.w VL., Jhursday, September his “residence. 8 e mber 12 Stephen c ¥ vania ave. at 8 am. where mass will be or_the repose of his sou Olivet Cemetery. FELIX E._ On 9. 1931, FELIX t_Mina Dennis. = Fu Chambers Co. funeral Chapin st. n.w.. on Friday, September 11, At 3 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemeters. DONEGAN, JOSEPH On _Thursdy, September 10, is_residence. Wednesday. E Dominic’s Church, | be sunig at 9 @ m, for the 1 Relatives and friends Taviiea.”" Thierment Mount ONvet ‘Cemes tery. 11 ERISCOPQ. PIETRO. On Tuesdas. Septem. | 931, PIETRO, beloved husband of Saret Episcono. Funeral froos his late ence. 5061 Sherrier pl. n.w., September 11, at 8:30 a.m. Our Tady of Victory Church. ; Where mass will be offered aL § a of his soul. Interment Ceda r Brother. | GEORGE F. HOWELI FLANNERY. BRIDGET. vwmmday Sep- tember 9, 1931, &t the residence of Mr and Mrs.” Dennis McCarthy, 4300 12th pl. ne., BRIDGET FLANNERY. Funeral from the' above_ residence Saturday. September at 8:30 am. Requiém mass at St Antrony s chireh st 8 am. Interment Mount ~ Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 1 FORAKER, ARTHUR. On_Wednesday. Sep- tember_§. 1931. at his_Summer residence, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. ARTHUR, be- loved husband of Minnie Foraker. - Serv- lces st tha residence 2310 Wyoming ave. n.w., on Friday, September 11, at 12 noon. WILLIAM. On Monday. Septem- 1931, WILLIAM GOLDEN Rew rerser ave nw September 11, 3 Bonear Shrvis funeral” Shurchy” st. n.w. n,mmmx JOHN ing flincss. JOHN W Anna_Harrison (nee Hol ices will e held on September "1, at O st t 2:30 erment Wal ers ch-ne MReiatives and riends mv\led to attend. the W. "1453° You W. On Thursday morn- sjatter lingering and | » 928 M St. N.W. Deaths. JERMANE, MARGARPY E. Suddenly, September "10; . MARGARET E. be- loved wife of iam W mother of Cullm C. Jermane. resting at the Jumes T. Ryan funi patlors, 317 Pa. ave. se. Notice of funeral Jermane. Rema E. o FEANK. September 7. 1931 st New York City. FRANK, beloved husband Interment Hely Cross Caiverton, HOLTZCLAW wife of Charles Bervices at Joseph Gawler's Sons’ 1754 Pa_ ave. n.w, on tember 12, at 3 p.m.” Interment private. 11 MARCEY, FANNIE. Suddenly Tuesday, Sep- . at 135 am. PANNIE, lafe Lemuel Marcey and neral dale. Thursday. September 10. at 2:30 pm. st st Mount Olivet M 3 Relatives m._na 3332 o) Lowel NLAH()\ widow Md Funnir 1 pm r 10 her nesd dence Hospi COMBS, Ji A JAMES EDWARD. On We . September 9, McKenna the above 11, at Cemetery. (nee residenge on T m. Interment "Relatives ‘and 1r MARY ELIZABETH. 9. 1931, Mrs. E neral September fount_Olivet ids invited. On Wednes- st the residence MARY PETER PARKER. September 9, Charlottesville, Va, Rev. Dr RKER PHILLIPS, Funeral serv- at il Washington Md, M REYNOLDS, Wednesday JORN W In :[‘Bmmrium ng memory of our B ho left us ber 10, 1925 memory dear MYRTLE A FUNERAL DIRECTORS. GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M ST. N.W. West 0i3n ~ TABLER Nat'l 1544 W. W. DEAL & CO. 818 H ST_NE LINCOLN 8200 V. L SPEARE CO. r connected establish- SL N.wW. her the suceessora R Piicre Nattonal 2801 Form"h o40 r JOHN RWRIGHT co. 1387 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 004 CHAS. S. ZURHORST WILLIAM LE s HMSardo & Co. Funeral Chapel |42 1 eT. NE Lincoln 0524 Ambulance ser JosepH F. Birch’s Sons (sAAC BIRCH) 034 M St hone West 00¢ i LM GAWLER CO. * Funeral Directors = 1808 M St. N.W. ___ Pot. 4130, 4171, _ R WLER WILLIAM A. WLER 8ONS Established 1850 hapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE l ALFRED B. GAW WALTER A, Open Evenings __and Sund: Beautiful Funeral Plece, SJ Opposite_Chambers_Funeral Parlors {Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, MONUMENTS. T THE LARGEST SELECTIO ND STATUARY Do noe base the selection Of the fomily monument on_photographs shown by dlers or agents, as you may be decelvea. Reduced prices for 30 3 " JAS . DU B CEMETERIES. 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