Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1931, Page 9

method of co-operation through s mmhnwn-mpo{ L et T2 SALESMAN DIES BY GAS i FRIEND OF MUSIC DIES | IN LOCKED BATH ROOM |y murrier 3. Zamier Was Pound- The churches will d!nfibute pertinent Suicide of Wife in September Be-| 7 Of Woll Known Sociefy. | District of Columbla, Muzyiand and cloudy NEW YORK, October 38 UP.—Mr | cooler onight and tomorrow: ot lieved Cause of Despondency of |, o iy g Gordel' 3. "Vea Tear. | president of the Society of Priends of | special problems. make avadable oppor- Gordon B. Van Lear, 31-year-cid |Music, died yesterday of a heart ai- mmtummm-lmw..xm.namxAmmmmm"'“’"mm’ and in other ways Co-opeTMie| ' ... ocved himself in the bath| She Was the widow of James P. D, |Westerl winds " N room of his epartment, carefully Lanier, banker, who died in 1928. e - EINSTEIN CHANGES PLANS| Will Remain in Europe for Winter | 5 i Instead of U. S Trip. October 28 (). —Prof, Al-' THE WEATHER CHURCHES UNITED |s2==ses IN WELFARE WORK °55522 - o All Denominations to Co-op- erate With Washington Calif., < " | previously reported. to Ware and sister-meiaw of Florencs last o o e s T N h’mrm Zion Baptist Community Chest. i i Churches of all denominations in ‘Washington have been united for year- around co-operation with the Com- munity Chest through establishment of social service committees last night av A _joint conference at the United States | Commerce ‘nn'np.m I Trade Commission and presi- dent of the Y. M. C. A, | ‘The co-operative movement has no connection with the financial campaign of the Community Chest, its sole pur- pose being to develop all year co-opers- | tion among all congregations of thet city and the Chest in keeping alive the |as follows James E. Collifiower, Catholic; Rabbl Simon, Jewish: John R lekms. col- ored Protestant. white Protestant, and Charles Charou- spirit of social service, M.. Thompson | lained. u&enfleclmnchummlmuw would work out its own program and | i ..i ry E1S il he problem of aiding the transient in need of relief and of the advantages of permanent relief to the deserving as Subcommittee chairmen representing he various denominations were named ong_the speakers were Norman + TENANT LOSES SUIT AGAINST HOUSE OWNER +| Court Rules Landlord Was Not Re- sponsible for Plunge Down Staircase. Justice Jesse C. Adkins of the Dis- trict Supreme Court has directed a verdict In favor of Barnet and Bessie Rosenbloom, 719 Eighth street south- east, who had been sued for $25,000 | damages by Mrs. Susie B. Grimes, 302 Tenth street southeast. The plai had claimed to have been seriously injured by falling down a statrcase premises rented from Barnet Roser The court ruled that, since the premises were in full control of the tenant, the owner could not be held lable for the defective condition of the flooring and that the dower in- terest of the wife in the “erty was not such ownership in the property of her husband as to make her & proper stuffed rags into the cracks of the door and windows and ended his life by y found reclining cushions arranged in the bath tub afier Mrs Mae Neiss and Mrs. Lillien Arm- strong. residents of the apartment house, traced the odor of escaping gas to the Van Lear suite and sum- moned aid Resuscitation measures administered after firemen smashed down the door were unavailing. Acting Coroner Jo- seph D. Rogers issued a certificate of | suicide, and the body was removed to the District morgue, where ¥ will be held pending word from Van Lears mother, who lives at Clifton Forge, Va. Van Lear's wife, according to records, committed suicide early in September | and police believe his despondency over | his wife's act caused Van Lear to end his life. MARINES KILL FOUR Several Bandits Also Wounded in Nicaraguan Clash. AN GETS EDUCATION POST Dr. David Segel, Long Beach, Calif., Is Named as Tést Specialist. Dr. David Segel of Long Calif., was appointed yesterday by aem and investigation division of the Office of Education. He is a native of Kansas. i Marriage Licenses. Thom: 2, Rev 23 Rev Laushiin. 37, both of Warnesbora, | ¥rank B Chinte Burnard Mever. and | mimkens 19, Dot ‘of Baitimore: Rev. | Hepntr ar O Rev Mitchell Wio Harvey F_ Rainer Bishop. 20; Rev. W D._Jarvis. as L. Wood. 34. and Zelda G. Rollins. ¥y Deavers. 26. menndm Va. and !dnn Lee, 18, Lorton, Va.: Rev. Allan F. rscn I Cooke. 21, end Martha M: ar M. Stherine H Thomi Promut. . and Juanits Jen- 22, 'and Mignonette ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. Highest, 70, 3330 p. 3 4. Lowest, 54, 48 Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. 9:01 am. 3:42am. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. half hour after sunset. . Rainfall Monthly rainfall in inches in the |BENM. MARY (Furnished by United States Coast and 9:17pm. 9:32pm.| durine 3:31 pm. 4 oz:m e B Sun, today ... 6:30am. 5:l4pm. Everett C. Cloup" 20 and Maude E. Hr~ Sun, tomorrow..6:31 a.m. 5:13 p.m. | BALL. -~ Moon, today... 6:08 p.m. 8:Xam. etant"s Automobile Jamps to be lighted ene- dlarhn nf Thanks ALEXANDER. LOUISE A. In our_recent bereavement it was a Joy to At every turning of the road The strong arm of a comrade kind Relp us onward with our load. Nw since we have no gold to give And love alone must make amends Our_only prayer is. while we live. “Lord, make us worthy of our f THE FAMIL URPHY, WALTER H. I wish to express to my friends and kind neighders my sin- cere thanks and appresiation for their kindness and sympathy during the iliness 4nd st the death of my dear husband. ALTER H. MURPHY, su\u! V. MURPHY. * wlllu. ml W. T wish to express to @y friends and kind Telghbors 3 sincers their kindness and sympathy the. \liness and death of my Sus- 175 CORA G’ SORRELL. 26+ Bra!lll. (RPeried. this Lte Pridey. | foaves to “motrn " tneir Joas s devotes Fite Hatue Ball: a mother. Mrs. Etta Ball: two brothers "and one sisier and | other relatives and friends Remains st Robert Campbell's funeral home, 428 & st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. Amis Rrhnves and Mcna- lnmea !'ll!flll"“llél AV On ‘lflndli 2707 .,ua'..u.""-n..:' ol o o gt g, Plessant, 'u o UPDIKE. JULIA T30, at Rt uua-'me. 1411 !5 R loved wife of O. T. mlemanl onk ELIZABETH. On Wednes- .( Octobe: 1931, 3601 Rlbemarie st nw.: 1a1. Ave beloved wit el .,l;f‘“!% or the lnte uu‘“ \Regars) lmle;"u'mf M CALROUN, JomN On, Monday, 1008y 1931, at Annlpdh‘ 300 the late e Wit S5 Sin Funérdl ate sam L o Haugilic iy L, o st.. 3. "Oetober 30, Reral the Presidior San Francisss. &ile S ains At W lnlum.‘n("‘é‘mml home. uo“fl st ne. rty in tion in tort. Ml I M . §r. 33, Bristol Va.| Capital (current month to date) reader "'The defendants were represented by | Four bandits were killed and several | ;‘;“"n"mfi'.’mfi-n?:“ s, Detrolts Rev. 3| Month. )i "D;M'glm%m‘f Attorney Isidor M. Lavine. wounded, the Navy Department an- u.’:"".:v" . ,,w_:. Thelma Powell. | January ... pastor of St. Sophia’s Greek Orthodo: A O RN 4 1 Grant B Burnside; 37, and B’ eprsinioy e oroodex| SUICIDE'S BODY FOUND s’ 316, commanaine 3 RS 84 2 gade of Marines at Managua, Nicara- The body of Oscar Ball, 32 ine contact occurred last Priday | vAide. u'%'."-'f; J.'g' b M5 e ly of Oscar Ball, 32, c e contac! Harry R IRG Ty o, Mol % loye at the Navy Yard, was found with & group of 25 bandits under Jefe | rev 17 . 10, W.. are not aih ) our be, Bigger and Better Funerals § 7""'0 L ¥ £ Meiihis 21, and Trma V. Creter- 5 X X 14.41 loved brother, . and oating in the Eastern Branch near Roque Vargas nedr Las Cruces, north - Jfihn Ho aus. 31. & are informed that u ,....m o e At Balf the Usual Cost Are Done by l|' the Navy Yard th's morning. Ball of Matagalpa, the dispatch sald. R e "“"‘"" FuE: — 1081 3 E. De ‘Muth. 3 $ piace Thursday, October 30, 1931 at 2:30 TR ALMAR whe' had fsent his last week’s pay chock The Guardia patrol was led by Lieut. ~anthonv ains, Pa.. and o 3 8 8.57 .m., = 6. 8. 9. 10. 0. 0. Years a0 today. ani st ansass Ffgeieg 30w} RESN ‘ H A MBERS to his wife Friday. along with a mes- Granville K. Prisble of Equinunk, P-“gxne 3 :‘:umy P deiimsrove. P Rev G e Ann w“';'r ke ‘m\m D28 36 Hiouss . mmssAmAN. + | sage that he was going to jump in and Corpi I iesdale of aiter ‘McKay. 31, Baltimore, .na m :fin 3 R. ENBO! L the_river. 2 Lugoff, S. C.. both members of u:e‘nmu V. Luck, 37, this elty; H CORTEE W. BROSH u&'" :]3"‘"' “‘“"X‘!x A Whele Funeral for as ‘75 The body was taken to the morgue United States Marine Cvrps holding | ¥ NM 3. ; B ‘“f R year ago 3 omlcr o | 0 5 A omcl. d cfi* oton, Va-| A - ) 3 |and the’dead man's wife motined. He poste in the Nicaraguan nafive can- | &m b L forea s | Ao xxunl M: lived at 311 Second street southwest. stabulary. g L se e -'-.z.w'o.....r-m..;.w il 5 ""w"‘ . Rt -‘W oo B but umn i LN n. years at, 2 p.m., from II par- Since KVII Iln ulM l'l!. ita- | How well do we remembe i .fi.“&:“.."a.#‘ & 5 aas g me ’%m "W& CROWDER. of omm e u&afi? w. St ag0 Mu. D-Arur: mamn. If a department store was writing our advertisements, they would say: “OURbuy er has located a lim- itul quantity of sur- ly atth ¢ advise your euly shopping, for they will go quickly to dis- criminating' buyers. All large, outside rooms. Each with bath, Offered as low as fifty dollars a month for one—slight advance for two.” r’URNlTURE1 ... for 21 Days Lowered Prices Sl Bt o.."%.:'f..,,. &3“:&:“ RS e e e % %w‘fi"- on a vast portion of our stock of : BT B ol R, s $odionay d an & n;l.ih bort o . ¥ hm- Lifetime Furniture Savings are Worthwhile . . . mme | PSEREER IR : e = " (7 a.m., Greenwich time, todsy.) A lawyer would Stations. Mnnu-n.w::thu. b i : . E. NINA L. On sorite it this way: To reduce stocks, thousands of dollars’ worth of Lifetime Furniture i 2;;“ 23' FRUNCE, )?%m"“z‘«::;_?g‘:‘;:; pr é‘ -:%m- vears ‘“%-a are offered the Washington public at irresistible price reductions. o, Svides &, pGhambers o, %’# °:&i" SN e Every suite and piece is from our regular, carefully selected stock of Tote (oot Grecivich Usse, todasey AUNCE, NIV embers | ™o “Lifetime Quality.” Reductions fer such a period at this season of B Sermuda 8 part stougy Fdy G T the year are without precedent at Mayer & Co. Coming right at the Golom, furnishing season, we know that you will be here early tomorrow to make selections. P EEELAFLEE FERRER T R E PR H 1 858238 ;P seuss o 2382 uI N consid- eration of a reason- o m‘dll;lu B L House, an excellent ~ 2 coring Becriar houl. will rent, ht' B"ths 5?‘:030‘5’ b". % it “"..:i et ;.'&':uw h!.nanrll plflnl"";nl.'ll ' 7, FISHER, HESTER A. Departed this life a“ Dommy N Chaney. boy. | Mondsy, Ociober 36 BE R i, Zucker, the residence of her son.'John D GEO. W l E CO. Seima 3 Sartle ¥, w:xu Hirl, 22 HESTER A FISHER L SN, d Rose Obstle: Wite of the 10te Rer B B Pisher, loving =iV, L SPE RE Cfi & L. and Holen M Dye irl. molher of John D. and Rnbarl B. and El ‘ollins, Mrs. F. Mote R I Sarvices at W, Ernes aiicither m-' hostelry of fine ap- W and ‘Marsarer & R. Knight.| Tugerel churen: pointments. : : : \ B ol ; lhu{' -Edsxa ¥ lohuuoh sirl. “That the Lee ¢ - s 0 et a7 " x.u.mn.m i House will maintain : : i s, 2 | gag Ll oy om0 these rooms in first- ; : & class condition and i N S S | Josests s Sethetie ‘the Tepone i - § and . Boy. Mount Olivet 928 M St. N.W. fhollllll!‘:h:r’:pg\' an; i o . v il . s e J ; Filiem ¢ 2nd feurd ‘,‘n?'"é" I3 L GUTSHALL. ANNA B Suddenty. on Mon- | T ~ S, EFrancis I and Ethel P. day, o&«;‘m‘ualm at lfmlrnncy Hos- | expected of a good Elisvorn %,".“ gy 2 u.fia. . | Sscd 56 o ask, oarproy g hotel, to make the oc- cupants thereof com- fortable and happy.” [ CHARLES C. o o At 1335 . his daughter, Mrg. Ergds JOHN R "WRIGHT co. Co. Nat’l 1544 M,,,,,_. 13th_and Monroe. ,&' purpose, o of Lawrence - lnd Annl l‘ lrlln‘ buv. ““% o’ mm'd GUT- An insurance man would say: Here is a remaikable value in a Dining Suite . JEYRLN 1. BOOKER. Worthy Matron. Lincoln 1963 x 2 . 2o 5 Mary E_ Joh “ SE : ¢ p . l*‘;*"’;':,";", Heiden i inh A g me | SRy HelaTn, b 1nd CREMATORIUM SE CUR v AR Bt 8 i o New TG Ynemeu e 3. SAFFELL - s 0 . auto on Davis st. N g“? m'al- l;lvmnlnlfi 3 Kin ID Johnson an: other nf 4 . TION at a low pre- o g.m“?‘- g 1 e hg:-ng-l %:l‘ r::hm Rotlce ot funeral taier, Re: GAWLER CQ cupying a room and u-fl?fi'.zr ’5.,‘:;...’.‘ 3 2"!‘“!1.{4.§sm ‘e. inde, Ottover 133 3, 031 al -n'efn: briel House. Don't trifle b/ h h $2 lngrm c. ot Funer day. Octover 2. at with your physical mning odSuite O uc arm, e 8 i | EARTE M el | R LS, National 473 s Betly MARY ADELAIDE. On Tuesday. Oc- | B. Jonn L. De!avilnr chu Joward rd. we | Belove ik » Toseph” R, Comopell.” 1210 Amy . Ormaby and “The Lee House mahogany and American gumwood and beautified with mahogany crotch. There are six | e * offers all those ap- chuirs, including two. sxelisis/and the ehiina cabinet thas a drawer.” The'ishle is espe- caoachers in gfid,;-;w";g;l;d 2 you happy suite at $259. This suite has much appeal and is truly a good value. S — - Established 1850 md h thy. Sanita- FOUND 115%?2-:“.;:-::;1 e i s. q.u, S A i Sz . Make you: Win- ’ h : 2 4 = Ll T B0 Thenalis 2t Robitt Gummbels | S Pl oty iy Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Artistic ] m“’,,,. a2 e 3 ?;'.',;.'f:‘ A% Jth and Park rd. n. Phone race o - . Deaths F " gpat x ,.;l.’f . v """"':;,g:gs';'m’“"‘?&m' .| T WILLIAM LEES SONS, 2. lmernney Hos- Nlll!l I‘D#‘I'B'l at ' mlli Jarvis' ’“h.l;:l 33 PA. ‘". NW. NATIONAL 1384, 1388 ITY — PROTEC- : ‘ : : ; . o oo o | O A gt mium is yours, in oc- . ers] Homigal” % JOHNSON, REV. 1L ’l"l!“l')ln on F iliness, LUTHER M, . M. % bang of the iate o LEONARP bath at the Lee R S '"-"9"%"55::5, ol | 0 finmm B o m’t‘,‘,‘ 3 1. LAW, well being. a Phyfe-Colonial sort of thing, in Thomae Jo | baisved ater ARE S i | o e 5 ices at ¢ her lateresidence, $413 mlm-d G h polmmf.nu to make cially attractive and extends to 8 feet. The buffet and server complete the ten- piece l;fi:c’:;&’;gm&m:;!rfl'hu oy a " i¢ 3 'l, uline Quinn, ROB- g S9N L X R v Wm—ln tion throughout — Other 10-Piece Lifetime Dining Room Suites, $158 Up Hfifi%‘% rooms, dining room g "s"n'r.."g'”f&"_.‘,fl,“‘.’“"' = and kitchen. identity a o S ~- Kot Ay e T TR S | LxLEs., ARy ouse. You g g . . : eI it a good policy.” Lifetime Furniture Reduced Now o A A u for zn- gmr’nl of onf n er. | ureh. 4th and D' FOX EIRHJIR. smooth hair. male. white body. m-‘-la2 eais: tas and collar No. 706 e B et Parking Service (Drive to Rear Entrance. Your Car Will Be Parked) EENCI—Gold, cneraved I B D 54 0. Phone Forin 1380 siter & b SU RPRIS- ING, how many ways there are of saying the same thing—that the Lee dHouud is a good hotel and rea- scnably priced. . G T 7o | NATOLL, MAR B 3 tooth. E A ‘vorn. Mas 18, “fifi“%——fifi B LT | S e, PY . som. raineca iniiels T Pow R MEONARD. Suigenly. <7 716 4t Dist. PASLEY of 11 Tuesday, l Lt Atiantic ity N, 3. WRIS' A’ s white goid. | | Yo e ‘Betoved. Seventh Street Between D and E B el s e e - saoo Rl- “WARD ’.""’ l'“""“ho‘;‘z‘ :..{:r rfl£ .;r.m-n box containing 3 gips o