Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1931, Page 9

THE Mrs. Mary J. A. Hangliter, ‘SIX WOMEN GET POSTS Execuflve orders recently issued by the President provide for the appoint- |'Z of six women to appropriate po-|are id Miss Frances N. Kane, m?nd BEST IN W. OIIINGTON | TODAY’S MENU SERVED FROM 5. TO 8:30 Offers Values Unequaled L 3L Frozen Fresh Pineapple and Orange Ice Cup Chilled:Loft Pure Tomato Juice ITced California Honey Drew Melon Conserves and Relishes . Chocolate Italian Creams 29¢ Ib. LIS 0ld Fashion Gum Drops 19¢ 1b. * o Mellow Jells 29¢ 1b. LN Milk Chocolates Assorted 45c 1b. LN N Double Dipped Chocolates 29¢ 1b. LR R Assorted Cocoanut Caramels 29¢ Ib. LA B N Chocolate Plantations 19¢ 1b. 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There are so many dependable Lifetime Suites—period types and others—at the lowest prices we have ever known for such fine- looking designs and such noble qualities. Why not come in and see the many beautiful suites on display? Unusually good-looking suite, in walnut chiefly, with full size bed and attractive six delightful pieces $225 vanl':‘e with beautifully hand-matched walnut veneers........ Colonial type Bed Room Suite, with poster type bed, in walnut chiefly; six nicely made pXeces special- 325 iy priced at......... s Six-piece suite in walnut and wood with full size bed and l'noll!g“m Charmin, ly des ned Bed Room Suite of six eces alntly designed vanity; Gnnd R.npt mde, in walnut chiefly... $275 Twin Bed Suite, in walnut principally with attractive chest of drawers and night table. Eight delightful $335 PIECES .uceecccccccsacecassane llflyb?dlgllsh Suite, in olk with full buf s Grs < dhm’}d. d En dresser, chest, reau; rand Ra; made , chest, vanity, chnlr % 5250 and bench at y Score of Other Attractive Suites From $148 Up MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON DIES IN THIS CITY Montgomery Political Leader Was 3 Times Member of Maryland Senate. Special Dispatch to The Star. mn«:m Md., September 22— Dr. Eugene Jones, three times member of the Maryland State Senate and in recent years one of the leaders of the anti-organization wing of the Demo- cratic party in Montgomery County, died at Garfield Hospital, in° Washing- ton, D. C. this morning. He would have been 58 years old September 27. Gangrenous developments in the dis- ease of diabetes, from which Dr. Jones had suffered for some time, was given as the cause of his death. His con- dition only took a turn for the worse a few days ago, however. ‘Widow and Sen Survive. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara B. Jones, formerly a Miss Conley from the Colesville neighborhood, and one son, Charles C. Jones, a practicing attorney of Rockville. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at his late residence, at Kensington, and burial wil be later in the Monocay Cemetery at_Beallsvill d. Dr. Jones™ began the practice of medicine at Kensington in 1896 and never practiced anywhere else. In 1913 he elected to the State Senate and was again elected in 1921 and 1925, serving three terms, or a total of 12 years in all. He was the only person ever to represent Montgomery in that body for morc than two terms. active in Democratic party mll',iu throughout his residence at Kensington and in 1824 was an alter- nate to the Democratic National Con- vention in New York. Dr. Jones was formerly affiliated with the organization wing of the Demo- cratic party and was elected to the Senate with the backing of the or- ganization. During his last term in the Senate, however, he became at odds with the organization and since that time been looked upon as one of the in Montgomery Count; year he was a candidate of the anti-organization forces for the Demo- cratic nomination to the State Senate, but was defeated in the primary Robert G. Hilton, organization candi- date, who is the present Senator. Headed Building Association. Dr. Jones was at one time vice presi- dent of the Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Society and was formerly president of the Montgomay County Medical Association. He was a director of the Farmers’ Banking & Trust Co. of Rockville and president of the Mont- gomery Mutual Building & Loan Asso- ciation of Kensington. He was born near Poolesville, Md., and was a son of the late William T. and Elizal R. Jones. He was educated at Brisrley Hall, at Poolesville, and at Randolph-Macon College, at Ashland, Va. He was also a graduate of the Bal- timore M edical College, now & part of | f Maryland. he Universit; OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT ‘Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s Wear Seventh and F Sts. Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 Your Rugs hands—insuring Thorough damage to fabric or colors, {We Electrically Shampoo when desired, FREE. 600 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. fl I fl m us may One may even consult with us in advance of the need, if he wishes, and we shall be glad to give one in- formation - ,?EAL leaders of the anti-organization forces | Visitors Are Always Welcome . Shown Through Our New Plant In Confidence People are invited to rn.ke their cn-;l;:uunce; and wishes, an sure of our sympathy and honest advice. 3 preciate the position that we must fill and have always done power to merit complete confidence. 5 D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER_ 22, TEE e ) FUGENE JONES || Doctor Dies | bt B 5 RS Flmnd —— ot ‘WAS FORMER MEMBER OF STATE SENATE. DR. EUGENE JONES, Kensington, Md. at Garfleld Hospital in day. He was a well known politician and three um- membel' of the Mary- land State Sen: PETRENKO WILLS FILED IN PROBATE Translator and Wife Killed | in Suicide Pact Leave Estate to Daughter. ‘The wills of Serge N. Petrenko, Bu- reau of Standards engineer, and his I wife, Mary M. Petrenko, Russian trans- | lator at the Department of Agriculture, | who died last week in a suicide pact, bY | were filed yesterday for probate. ‘The documents were executed two days before Petrenko and his wife were found dead in their gas-filled home at 4824 Forty-first street. ‘The wills were found in a safe de- posit box in the Friendship branch of the Riggs National Bank on Wisconsin avenue. The value of the estates were sole beneficiary in the event she sur- vived him. It stipulated that if she dud before him or if both should die in common disaster, the entire mu should go to the daughter, Ariadna S. Petrenko, when she attains majority. Should both parents be dead before | she reaches majority the will gives the entire estate to Col. Alexander I. Kry- use the income for the support of the Petrenko children, Ariadna, Eugene and nitsky, 1119 Sixteenth street, in trust o | Aadress Vldh'n. until Ariadna becomes 21 years the estate, and the father expresses the boys. The boy Vadim was found dead when the bodies of the parents were discovered. of her husband, except the provision thnmuuheeurwvuhflbemto take u:e entire estal xrynmky is nmed as executor. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. 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Bosserman, United States Cavalry, who died at Paso, Tex., last Thursday as the result of injuries received in & nm of polo at the post reserval buried with military honors at_the Arungmn Na- tional Cemetery this afternoon. His father, Christian R, Bosserman, and his sister, Miss Mary Bosserman, who re- side at 251 Park place, Huruonburg Va., attended the funeral service, ., April 29, 1808, graduated from the United Bblbu Mfll- tlry Academy in June, 1922. His e !fl'nez m in the Cavalr] Kanses, Fort Myer, Va., mo to Pebru-ry, 1931, El Paso, wherehemlfledecunpm Maj. Gen. Ewing E. Booth. LOS'I‘. BAR diamond and nvpmre: vmnm Bureau to l4th t Alban’s; Saturday _afte Reward. “Sies ¥ and T ILLFOLD. black ieather: cont. do} Liberal ‘reward. Cell Digt. 5638 bet. T nea ater. 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B. 1 HE INVITES commmecs and in- viduals arranging banqucts, dinners and Iuncheon parties to come to the Lee House. UR only limi- tation is the number accommodated, We concede no limitation in respect to meny ar- rangement or appoint- ments of service, E are not ’ concerned that the banquet be priced high or the number large; we welcome your coming and will arrange an excellent menu at such price as is fixed, A rrracrive dining places for gath- erings of 10 up to 300 persons. A CORDIAL invitation to organiza- tions meeting at regu- lar times. KILL and at- tention to details are requisites to success- ful dinner gatherings. Both are at your service at the House. .. FifteenthatL _ = & Decatur. 0160 ek S 38th _ year, beloved son of mourn children rien Rosemont Cemetery, CK. CATHARINE PATRICIA. Ga, Seprember 25, TS ae g resi: her parents, Albert (P, Garnen), 608 8 INE PATRIGIA m T X TN . Inlermm )lmml ivet DALY, MAJ. HENRY W..On_Friday, iember 1a. 1981 st San m.so ‘Cali of Katherine Ve th ' Daly, Clara J. ther, et Catherine On Tues- ¢ the . and sin Stuira from his ) m ,o .m K:nu 0 nrm of tm here Slitary tune of Mary C. eral seryice be_sung & Hia"houl.’ DStement a¢ Bt Mary's Ceme- tery. 3 . C. E] EOMARDS, MAkuS: BF Tides: shbanitants d the funeral n(‘.;;r C. tvity, 6000 Geo! v, September 35, W. NOYES, Pres. J. BLIOT WRIGHT, Sec. EDWARDS, MAJ. C_ EUGENE, Members of ne uneil, No. are Eonby Savhed of°ine death Of lmlher . C. EUG and re- to meet at his uu Mld!nfl, 1431 fellow st. n. evening, September 22, 1 3l B DENNIS J. NILAND, F.'S. EDWARDS, MAJ. C. EUGENE. bers of Washingion Oeneral Auemuly. iny Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus. M the desth of Sir xnum C. . n.w. M % to Y elr respects 1 2 bod>’ and l‘o‘nflel"n prayers for 'the Tepone Thep . auest ttend m lun'rll RIVIM heid Wednnflly Tmorning at 8:30 ID 20 A ave 2. " FLYNN. Navigator. EUGENE C. BA( AS, Comptroiler. 22 EDWARDS, MAJ. CHA-.-EB EUGENE. Members’ of ‘Alcantars Caravan. No. 13, Order” ot ‘Alnambra: are ‘notifed ol the GENE geath, of Sir Nol ke ‘Tequeshed b0 meet and 1 Longtellow sday, September . DIVVER, Grand Commander. EDWARDS, C. EUGENE. W, No. B. P. O. at 1:30 p. mber 22, 1931, for the b aying mbuw to_the memor: of Dot of pasine our “late Torother, ssed to FREDERICK, KATE B. tember 21 1931 at her 3 Uhland terrace re services iaetery ‘Chapel o Friday. Septomiser 35, 1 p.m. " (Philsdelphia Tedser and Rec ord please copy.) ELMER OnpSunday, Sepi ber :o Cxllinesr Hosp FORD. Tnaay” elatives’ and Rhines {uneral chape . "Notice of funcrel inter: NANNIE = GREEN. Bestomber 23, 1931, et her res hway, Patk . NA Cheih' AUt 10e! rom Interment " Columbla *Gar- dens Cemetery, Clarendon, Vi """é?% on_Baturdey, Cmee, 479 rker, Suddenty, 1931 o Martha William and Asron Lomar. hr 23, at 1 L, :'ng’fi s g tinersl obass HYSON, WILLIAM. On Sunday. 20, 1931, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital Liam devoted h usband_of E. Hyson Y He also leaves srd Cem- ‘m their - ther and man g‘tner Felativ -my‘mnu‘ B rom ’Pfl:?u;"n tist Church, giieo. Remains rest the W. Ernest Jetvis Tunera ch\lxc 52 You 3% . 22 JACKSON, 1D, Segtember 20 \3is at her rnmenu, ] IDA! the Jife 'of John Jick Bheaiso leaves thee DY three fers ‘and ‘other Teiatives and friends mourn _their Remains resting st , Washington funeral home until sis- to ‘thereafter resic nmenl will held gn Wedn 23, 8t pimns. Belatives and Iriends mmvited. = JACKSON. LILLY. oOn Sundsy, September 1901, LICL Nam H._Watts, Rematns res ley & Hicks mnenl ‘Dariors. tif Tusedar. Sepbembor P ierment Balti- RDT. GEORGE 1y, on Mon- September 21, fooh st Bis ruldenu day, Hyattaville; Md, hhardt (nce Helde |JH.§:-Fa reh, %) u-u {rom Bié Ig 3 pam. " Intermpnt fos o1 pinaey Memo RS sville, Md., at Creek- Cemetery, LEE. VINE. On Monday, OLIVER MEL Sep- tember_21, 1931, 1337 1 a-y morning. at Towson, M LEWIS, BENJAMIN R. Monday, September, 71, 19 5t his Feside 742 JAMIN W, Remains resting mo neral home. 2435 Nichols ave. s.e. of funeral later. LUCAS, CARRIE. tember 1931, Hospital, CAF or oPmouen & dsvoted Lusas: two children. Mrs. gne, son, host of other relatives and Iriend: Testing at Weslex Washington Co. funeral e, 2063 ave, o Pinerar mer MAGRUDER, ARD, September Pvi e esidence. mear neumne. i MAGRUDER, eldes Sfand Sars An er. “rom ‘his. jate residsnce lesd; . Interment at B:%‘-%eemfim BefisVine, M- Relatives and friends invited. . MINN] Departad this lfe MR O en day, Beotomber ‘ln. ‘residence. B Sk 13U MASON. beloved w"e of 'Randolph Mason, mother of - Jam and Doris Mason, loving lwl ‘Simon ' Cosy, Emma Brown. Notice of flll!l'll Iater. MILLER. WALTER G. On Tussdsy. Sep- WAl . MILLER dauener-and Sne*son’ Puneral on s "'(mn‘nu Iate Tesl- nesday, Gence, 'Washington, Va. &t 4 Dm. IARY on M Septem- A wue lwu Mon- ; mother of Mrs. sseline and Bmily it g RObert G 820 9th st. n.W. Notice e ;bfic! On_Monday, T Eve s Mary Luckett, Maie Monroe. ~Remains restis Maguire's funeral homs Notice of funeral hereaiter. PLATER. CORA. On Monday, September 31, a7 . be- aul's Solemn réquiem mass vm"u o'clock a.m. BDratha, ml. Il'. Jol!‘ s‘.m)r}m L 3 Interment 'nmu-u 3 Pergicte Biear Rt & o SAILER, HE! !,n. at A2 gmm ave., 2 of Betelle Batlér. Nofice Del of funeral } STURDAVENT. Cémeiery. THOMAS. JANIE. the late Frances Tuiman, 3 brother and sister. Nelile Alexander and Jonie Reitom st of other relatives and friends. inesds m ) ‘Trom uuny ween H and 4 mmm omu-uu. e n Interment Harmony Cemete: TYLER, LEONAI from Ebeneser Leesburg, Va. In Memorium POIGY. JESSE. It e tember 22, 18! - o How we miss you, dlfllfll’ Your footsteps still we hi But it seems s0 hfll b' 'll hem, You never seem to HIS SONS AK‘D DDH'I'EE. JACKSON, HELEN RICHARDSO! E) Who' departed this slife one year ago yes- .terday, September 21, 1930. Qne, vear has passed, our hearts stll sore, MeDANIEL, Somembrance of ot gaer File and mather C. McDA! A who_departed f life one year ago today, September God alone knows how much we miss yous all 1o, loving memory of m: '-no a:un-z ay, &wtmt_flr e T 95 Ihll 1‘1‘71. one year , 1930, ax0 foday, Sep It has been one n-r slnco you went & Word: cannot tell how I miss you tod Sleep on, your rest: Tioved uu'&v but l:"afl !ga bul. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 52| JOHN Rfi%"fil&fl' Co. 1337 10th St. N.W. CHAS. S. a0 EAST, 3 3. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS. REMAJ ORIUM 333 PA.A Avr N.W. fiolu.nu. 1388, Mnmufl Nrons National 2473 Wm. > m & Co. Funcral Chapel 412 H ST. N.E. A!bslnm service. oln 0524 Joseph m 3034 M Sto NV, - Besnemestosee LMGAWLER CQ 928 M St. N.W. mmm tnu Succesors yith, the or! Plions National #’nlnu BONS Established 1850 Pady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 BRANCH OFFICE | FUNERAL DESIGNS. ? GEO. C. SHAFFER ERATE PRICKS. " PHONE NAT o106 > o'"' Sy 14th & Eye and Sundays CHACONAS FLOWERS &r'3472 Beautiful Funeral Piece, $3 Opposite Chambers Funeral Parlors *1Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpenaive. FLORAL TRIBUTES _ince 1855 Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lote and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND