Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1931, Page 7

'THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, [e———lole—lale [ [c———| Announcement The Management of the Meridian Mansions Hotel 2400 Sixteenth Street N.W. Takes pleasure in announcing that MRS. B. CARSON DOUGHERTY, formerly manager of the National Woman’s Country Club, has taken over the management of the din- ing room and all catering service. Mrs. Dougherty will be pleased to provide special menus for all occa- sions from the most intimate of small meals to the largest of ban- a0l ale—au} |Ie——[ol—— [o]|——=|n[c—|0[c——]a| c—]0] E F Street at 11th INDUSTRIAL SHOW SETS NEW RECORD =: Attendance Passes 100,000 Mark—Exhibit Acted as Business Stimulant. The Seventh Annual Industrial Ex- ington Auditor scribed by chtmbvr officials as the most successful in the history of the yearly event. Attendance ai the exhibition of Washington's diversified industrial Dmd- ucts and manufactures surpassed by several thousand the highest previous mark of 100,000, established in 1930. The closing day's throng numbered be- | tween 20,000 and 25.000, the sponsors of the show estimated. ‘That the show acted also as a stimu- lus to business is indicated by the fact' that several exuibitors hey The Family Who Chooses CHAMBERS CO. Has Shown Sound and Wise Judgment ' Chambers’ undertakers are known for their great progress and fair dealings. They supply the needs of more stricken families than any other directors in the city. They have 10 cars, hearses and ambulances; 3 chapels and 5 parlors. A complete and modern funeral establishment. R. HARRIS & CO. Stieff o0 Siluew The Gift That Generations of Service Handwrought _ Stieft Rose_3-pe. Sterling Coffee 3 New Price, $124 UR gift of Stieff a mmpleiu servic come. is certain to receive an Y charm. The perfect balance of each piece and its stantial weight in solid (sterling) silver insures a will outlast generations of constant daily use. Look for the wwords “Stieff Sterling” Stieft Stieft’ Stieff’ These Low erling, whether it is a single teaspoon or The graceful lines and exquisite workmanship of these excellent patterns—ranging from the richly repousse Stieff ROSE to the plain Colonial designs—possess a beauty that never loses its Prices on Gives The_ Stieff Rose Sugar Bow!l and Cream enthusiastic wel- remarkably sub- permanence that on every piece ROS E (repousse) Puritan (colonial) Clinton (colonial) All 3 Patterns Knife s_Spoon Olive Spoon old Meat Fork Lemon Fork. 1 Mayonnaise Ladle. e Spoons Tartar Sauce Ladle. Cake Knife Jelly Server 2-piece Steak Set Complete Price List Sent on Request 32-piece Useful 6 Teaspoons, 6 Knive Forks, 6 Salad Forks, Sugar Spoon A DEPOSIT RESER ANY SELECTION JEWELERS AND DIAMOND O Cream Soup Spoons, 1 Butter Knife, 1 Assortment 52 8, 5 F~ Street at lith D. C., NOVEMBER 1, 'EDWARD HENRY HILL et o o wee | DIES AT LEXINGTON rcpe-ud sted during 1932, along lines which | wil clearly portray to Bicentennial vis- | ftors the extent and quality of the Na- | gon of Internal Revenue Engineer Succumbs at Washington Capital’s industries, will be made and Lee U. prospects In thcir rewecu\ ot 1 negotiated m—tnmm it the b(-rd of directors of the cham- | ber Tuesday by Alfred L. Stern, a mem- ber of the board, who managed this year's exposition. In a radio aadress hst night Mr.| Stern paid .ribute to the co-operation of Pederal departments, the newspapers, | land F. Hill, an Internal Revenue Bu- | leading industrial conce: and others, reau valuation engineer, died erday | which magde for the ultimate success of | at Washington and Lee University, Lex- the exposition. also thanked the ington, Va. where he was a third-year | Police Department for its aid in regu- student. He had been ill with typhoid lating the ihrongs which visited the fever for more than two weeks. Ap- Auditor=um each night | parently recovering, he died after a re- SRR gt e MRS. DU PONT IN RENO RENO, Nev., October 31 (#).—After an apparently futile attempt to recon- cile their differences, Mrs. Katherine Clark du Pont has returned to Reno and established residence for a divorce from Prancis V. du Pont of Wilming- ton, Del, and Philadelphia Mrs, du Pont first came here last Spring, but was persuaded to return to | iladelphia by her husband, who fol- | lowed her here. Du Pont is & member | of the prominent du Pont family of | Delaware. Edward Henry Hill, 21, son of Row- r special services this afternoon in lhe university chapel, the body will | be brought to Washington. Beyond that no plans had been made last night. Hill is survived by a brother, John Smith Hill, in business in New York, and a sister, Miss Marie Gloria Hill, attending a private school in the same . He was graduated from Western | High School before entering Washing- | ton and Lee. Since the death of his mother in March, 1930, he had lived with his father and uncle, Maj. George P. Hill, U. S. A, at 1813 Thirty-seventh street, Arrested on Liquor Charge. Carl Gordon of Charlotte, N. O, was et Detbctives. R ct lves [J ‘W. Shiman mdcmdwmxmm | portation of liquor when 82 one-half gallon jars of alleged whisky were found in_his automobile. _ PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED-RENEWED ENLARGED-BY hrach. |- a 1342 Connecticat Ave. otomac_4470. You can get a complete funeral for as little as 752 up to thousands. A service - to suit the station or cir- cumstance of any family. In Case of Death Call The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N. ° Washington, D. C. Telephone Columbia 0432 TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Photes ; Col. 0464 Adams 10341 Jewelers Since 1875 There’s never any uncertainty or doubtabout the value of R. Harris & Co. DIAMONDS IWVERY R. Harris & Co. Diamond has been carefully selected by our experts after hours of painstaking examination for PERFEC- TION, "COLOR and VALUE. As many as 50 or 100 diamonds may be rejected before your Diamond is chosen for our stock as having fully met the R. Harris & Co. stand- ards_of quality. You simply cannot buy an inferior diamond here; and our volume of business makes it possible to offer the finest quality dia- monds at the most moderate prices. Engagement Solitaires ..........$50 to $5,000 STANDARD-PRICED WATCHES Offer Recognized Values Buying a discontinued model watch is like a discontinued make automobile. from $29.75. COMPLETE SELECTION OF MEN’S AND WOMEN'S . MODELS IN Hamiltons.....Gruens 17.J. Hamilton $50 17-J. Gruen $57.50 Complete Your Service of STERLING Using Our Guild BUDGET Plan —of convenient monthly payments #rranged to meet your requirements. Our Popular Sterling Patterns Include Hunt Club, Directoire, Symphony, Shamrock V, Lady Diana, Lady Alvin, Fairfa: uet, Louis XIV, Rhythm, William & Mary, Pamlcd Antique and others .—fr One ll ok, Only— ?O% Discount -SILVERPLATED Water Pitchers, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, Gravy Boats, Etc. PEWTERWARE And All Photo Frames —_SECOND FLOOR— Spec1al Prlces in our Glft Shop On the Newest Giftwares in CRYSTAL — LAMPS — TABLE LIGHTERS Imported Cigarette Boxes, Ash Trays, Book JEnds and Statuettes ——THIRD FLOOR— R.Harris &. Co. RCHANTS OF WASHINGTON FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY 1931—PART ONBE. A Au.wm the ‘beloved daughter of the late Thomas Morrison, William H. Sirdo S %ucsda at 2 pm Relatives ang. frien Interment at Oak Hill Cemete ALWELL, MARGARET E. On Priday, ober 30, 1931 at her Tesidence. 433 1 M. E £ ngs Notan)" beloved_wite o the' Inte John P, Alwell 'and mother of Alice and Margaret Alwell Punera] from the abave resi on Monday, November 2, thence to 'St Gabriel's cnun-h. mass will be sald at 9 o'clock. Frien BABBITT, MARY ARMSTRONG. Gy vtober 3L ol ARM. Toved wite ot Rob e mnm ‘Notice of Tumeral later- + BARBER. ETH| On_Thursday, October 29, los1, l'rfln. BARBER. devoted wife George Barber. daughter of Thomas Shwiatans sister of Alice Henley, Remaing resting at - W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral Mon: di . from the W. 1433 vou o5 " emaing Testing at the vis funeral church, 1433 You st. nw Nouee of funeral later. BLUE, Departed this life on Wed- Issl, a - Gapin ong _llne: x 3 BOWING, On Friday, TONE ai the mecidence of het tster, Laurs Bock Creek Chureh Tosd D.w, o'elock. CALHOUN 1931 Hyattsviiier T e ate willia Calhoun, ~ Puneral (privai vember 3, at 11 o'clock. GOI.D BUI.LION 'I'AKEN FROM SUNKEN LINER Coast Guard Craft Escorts Tug to U. S. With $150,000 Saved at Wreck of Columbia. P ) Monday, Mo- By the Associated Press. SAN the tug Peacock, carrying $150,000 worth of gold bullion and silver coins salvaged from the liner Colombia, wrecked off the Mexican coast September 12, docked here today. Members of the crew on the Merritt- Chapman, Scott Corporation’s tug re- vealed $130,000 in silver coins had been picked up off the floor of the ocean and in the wreckage 75 feet under water after an explosion shattered the .| liner's strong room. The $20.000 worth of gold bullion, destined to the San Francisco Mint from a Latin American country, was recovered from the vessel's hulk after the rdtmu explosion ripped the craft apart. The tug Homer remained at the wreck to salvage the remainder ot rth of bullion that was strong room when it m up on Point Toscas rocks. More 300 passengers and crew members were saved from the wreck. FAVORS REORGANIZING M. E. CHURCH FROM TOP By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., October 31.—Reor- ganization of the Methodist Church, ‘“beginning at the top,” was suggested today by Mayor James L. Key of At- lanta, who recently was ousted as teacher of a men’s Bible class at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South, in Atlanta, because of his prohibition ut- terances. “I would like to join in this effort when made,” he said. In a letter to Rev. Rembert G. Smith of Sparta, Ga., charged that “a species of terrorism” is being practic who express t.helr opinions freely, He also repeated charges he ml& in a speech at Jessup, Ga., days that the recent Methodm Eci ical Conference here was util- ized for Republican_propaganda BOSTON BULL male, 6 mo Do ias, - Send amn.mn“”“i& T B (.i)x'r BOSTON BULL—White face patch over eye; white colll! 5 Ibs: lost vicinity Lyons Park, Va. Atlantic 1350, with _white ring, around gnswers 'to name Brof 62 K st. Scotch_terrier. mlla “BTRek_and brxn- ichAme “Scooter’: Virginis license. otch plaid collar. Rewagd. Phon jom._dot P:nhlnzdnv: yanPnrk.V ot and Kalorama rd. S Rewara poc 0188, Ape SETTER—White, bIack _ spots, foat & montls old. Raware ENVELOPE, containing bonds, near 4th_and G sts. n.w.: no value except {o owner. Suit- able rew 0 306 F st. n.w. urphy’s Qay. call Metropolitan 5 zvmuss:s (Child's), between 1433 44th H4in st. n.w. and 8ehol Rew: Gordon Junior High d_603: FOUNTAIN PEN—_Green, at United States !tuu Savings & Trust Bank: gift of dead brother. Return to_cashier of bank, or to 2524 l4tn 6. ar P'R TERNITY _ PDI—Ph Delu “Theta, set in onals and diamends. Phone North 10000, bt 630 Reward. o GLASS!BV ise shell frame, bl Tuesday. Reward if teturned’ 1760 K n.w.. Apt. 35. Phone Metropolitan 1577. I3 K—Brown containing keys, money and other ables; in_or about "R‘ Theater, Baturday afternoon. Re- suede. ward. pocxmoo st Irving st. near 14th n.w. Clarke, Grafton Hotel. 1 3 . in_vicinity ot Tivoll | Thea- W. 0. 4 ward for Claude ‘W, Oxens, FoEor cotor e aw ey lack patent leathe Lw.; reward. r o gvarel bee d mn lnu Lolumbia rd.” Wednesday p.m. TOPCOAT, t nma on’ el d .“R nvo:‘ be Finder phone WATCH—WIll one who called Adams @i8 ld wrist waich nd 7 Watch ireas: hone, - National 6740, Brnnch 263, _Diberal rew WA FOB. lost between 9th T Wast, Auditortum, - Return to ok R Aunmc ::n Rew: 0 CH. JA Elgin near K. mnm LCall Col. 1230-W. N N N N N N N Il o st emphnnully —— ool are prepared to e means of the family. V7777777711 I LTI IIL LA Funeral parior, private ambu- lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director N 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. , Ju0e%0e; N gainst Meth: oum'“ u-'onz ‘a% Mount Olivet Gemeters. CONGER. WILLIAM WENRY. Saturday. Getober 31,1831, at . B numna Of the late mi Funeral from residencs o Monday. e tives and !rwnfl mh‘ mumfi'fl‘n Lincoln Cemetery. wiLaw. oo Fritay, oc - FALLIAN cONG of ‘ue-l'% Onlor nrvlcu Bund: uiersl "Mondag,. Novemver 230 pm, " Burial Fort Lincoln Cemet (Signed) JOHN J. RENALS, ger. ureh, 1 . Baturday, ¢ | dence. lfil 4 | YouNa, o hw- nmmnc 9 am. Relatives Interment Arlington COSTELLO, MARY C. On Thursd ber 35, l”lcll her aen:. m T ol the late Vincent B. Bol(. ;!ll November 2, from St. M: ureh, Nor ui sad T er 3 N o November 3.'at 2 pam. " Prient GREGORY CIPRIANI. Co A. P. TATSPAUGH, Adjufant. COSTELLO, MARY C. On Thursd, ITELLO, MARY. c. 'nw Vincent B, Cos- oo Adxinry, No. 10, American Lo Wil pleate atfend ‘the’ funeral Martin's _Church, Monday, Honmbe 2. 1931_at 9 a.m. V. MURRAY, Past’ Pres. DENT, cllAlus 1. On Priday. October 30, 1931, CHARLES 1 DENT, devoted son of Mary £ Dent, brother of Grace A. Hi Mary E. Barkley, John, Thomas and seph Dent. Remains resting at_the Ernest_Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Kotln of funeral later. 2 DOERR. BARBARA. On Baturday, October i Tosk, at Rer” residence. the National Lutheran Home, 1 Dousias the’ National Lutheran xmn- on-peT Monday. November 2, at 3 p.m. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. FASTNAUGHT, CA' Qctober ' 30. 1. 191 l. lost my -M:ot i | s e 4 e o v et MOH o S — IZABETH dear wils wile ud What is hom AN iy m:: e, iy g uz?mm"m‘ o, Y R Festerday, Octoner 3 n. 0 um mvm\"rlll. . Jolluosl FANNIE sad bu branice, of our F"gear Wit sad A JOHNSON, who depa: mm years ago today, November i mother, fe, thiricen years aso ouny: B4 when'? ey It on God's u JORNSON, -ml‘l det ho dled oem gt . mfl. CHARLES ‘.‘ % ¥ is also Vember 1, kn hiee_ sisters and s | A bud the Gardener sare s’ of this city. Puneral services FLETCHER. CORNELIVS. Suddenly, depart- e iis Tite oh Friday, Octo at _ Emergency Hospital. FLETCHER_of Deanwood, festing Wt Barbour Bros. fun fale. TNotiee of funeral GAINOR, NETTIE. On Friday, 1931, ‘at 5:30 pn. NETTIE 3 voted wife of N. Drew Galnor, mother ster of Nannie Brown ED] C. In o oF ou dear lllnlnc at night, wi e B L ‘&%*"Z‘:‘-.".::'..".:" g Since you were call To God' 1 . | © oo 0’ .rlflmy ! Whun Iies interment Tues Rt :r Glenwood O oner. 30, todt " TDA A. Talt :&'nla:y'. Roveiver 2. at 10,30 am. tives and friends invited. terment (Hflvlu) Cedar mu enmmry l lobenr Y el wite of Bdward & Gramm. Notlee of services Ia GRAVES, v:ou. on HM Oelahll' 1931, at 7:45 am. her rasidence, of my dear seven years ag0 lm Anniversary h. i d Bivier o oeorn Chuie o™ R ‘Y. t n Pllnlrll Sunday, Novembe: fom T TR : ;IM it. fulun me. Nou’mhr 1 at ml ID'AIID HENRY. On Bntunlu‘ Ot- P ral ‘servicec will be fun. bflnnd h\lsicnd of the Hutchinson (nee ' Davis) bove residence on m ing of il o1 - Rela: or the 16 lnle Tuterment | for tives and frien Mount Olivet cem;u OLA o-:- mcflcms i s xn:u nfi LM ‘Serv- t Annapois, Md. LAUE, HENRY ¥, W. 1081, at his Lincoln 1963 )oseph F. Birdu Som 3034 M St. NAW- Alber Puneral from the chapel of Bernard Dan- 1 14t on Sunday, " erment " Ada Ve Aler esidente. 4130 140, B l&ifin Betaved wite of Albert Israel Cemetery. MID) 3 L.y On, Thursday, Oc- e R o318t 015 D &t IS res MUEL rine Bradford. day, ber 1, ;:;nnl trom" o0 Baptis Chuceh: hington officiating, Kindiy Rev ins resting et W. omif flowers. *Remains 8 it W n.w., Tues i, iense to 8 G Where mass will be offered am. for the repoge of her soul and’ friends are invi Tuterm Sressious) Cematary. MULLIGAN, JAMES EDWARD. A riday. Dotobe dence, 2118 4th beloved husband Puneral from the ';'o° o' residenice t. Mas Church oterment: Mount Olivet. Cemetory. tives and friends In ted, TER, o1, CHNEK oclbmNicy or, ' Pugeral from’ nér late nn. mass oriel's Chuteh. at 16, iflmn- %nd" friends mvmd Interment punt Clives Cemetecs. ALFRED. ‘Thursd "z'n‘-mx. ot Gallifger Hospit A ‘u?- &!... Farrell, ETHEL. day, Oc On Satur ;m e 75, beloved wite of Leroy ral from her late res- PHILPOTT, tobe: 31, 1931, Hov t henw nofy Tor' the Tepase of ru be said m. d friends invi “g.nrhem 7 B Md. I&Iflm 2 Bt i his " 1ate Fhursday, Octo: z Arnuwn thereatter ‘st