Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D ¢, THURSDAY, NGV 26, 193 ol e WASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN'’S WEAR STORE e Take advantage of this Special Purchase $45 AND $50 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX OVERCOATS Also a Group of 2-Trouser Suits 31 KNOX HATS on sale for first time since World’s War NOW, all those who appreciate the significance of the KNOX label may now wear this famous hat . . . Familiarity with Knox standards tells why 23 of the Presi- dents of our Republic have worn Knox Hats. Other Knox Hats, $7, $10, $20, $40 THE overcoats are a special purchase and are actual $45 and $50 values; all brand-new and in the smartest styles of the season—Fleeces, Hopsacks, and Suede finish fabrics; also Raleigh Boucles...The suits areidentical in quality to those which sold last year at $45. Cheviots, Worsteds, Tweeds and Cassimeres, in grays, tans, brown and heather. All sizes. Raleigh “8” SHOES Originally were $8 and $7 5.85 Purchases made now will appear ) on statements of January, 1932 RALEIGH HABERDASHE 1310 F Street $2 to' $3 SHIRTS Tab Collar, Collar-Attached or Neckband LL styles; Black and Tan WIHI'E broadcloth, neckband and Scotch Grains; Black and Tan Wing Tips, and Black or 35 Ifskins. Broad, i . row toes. All sizes and collar-attached, Blue and tan broadcloth, ~collar-attached. Woven madras and broadcloth, two matching collars. End-to-end madras and broad. cloth in new tab eollar-attached style. i TREASON' PAPERS AROUSE GERMANY Search Reveals Socialist Documents Disowned by Hitlerites. By the Associated Press. DARMSTADT, Germany, November 26.—An official announcement today said a quantity of material of “a highly treasonable character” and directed against the safety of the state was | uncovered in searches of homes of Na- | tional Soclalist leaders in Hesse last | night by order of the public prosecutor. | Handed to Police. Adolf Hitler’s headquarters at Munich denfed any of the material seized was | Lot treasonable, adding that the National Socialists have nothing to hide and that “anyway they will be in power Some documents were handed to police by Dr. Wilhelm Schefer, recently elected a National Sofialist member of the Hessian diet and slated by the party for the speakership. Schefer, authori- ties , became conscience stricken and revealed the plans to the Frank- furt-on-Main chief of police. The National Socialists branded as a forgery one document seized which d to be a “plan of campaign” g measures to be adopted when the party comes into power. Includes Drastic Measures. It included confiscation of foodstuffs and feeding the hungry at public kitchens, compulsory labor for all Gentile Germans above the age of 16, | death to those refusing obedience to | Nazi decrees and confiscation of prlvm property. The raid was treated by the press and political circles throughout Ger- :nld:y a8 an event of the first magni- ude. Births Reported. R. and Josephine_Zorbaugh, boy, y, And, My D. ENWZ wirl. . bo: boy. Propps. boy. Crgtty. " boy. Burn| J-mu lnd Mnmd- B anton, & Blordinia G Riddich. boy. Cll ence and Letila Ghambers, eirl. Andrew and Midred Briscoe. girl Suanitn Neale: netta M CHARGE ACCOUNT ° Suits and Overcoats $8 Down—Balance $2 Week or $8.00 Month Seventh & F Sts. N.W. TALTAVULL Funeral Home 35619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones Adams 10341 We Clnimhto Produce ti Finest Economical Funeral In the World We have 10 cars, hearses ambulanc parlors, 3 chapels We Will Give You a Whole Funeral 75 w Cars, Casket and All— Extra Cars, $7 Each Call The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 S | Lowest, THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Fair and continued cold, with lowest temperature about 30 degrees tonight. Tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness with slowly rising temperature. West Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and not quite so cold tonight. Tomor- row increasing cloudiness with slowly rising temperatuge followed by rain to- morrow afternooh or night. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. 4 pm. s 55 8 pm. . Midnight 4 am. . 8 am. . lam. . Highest 63 10 303m Year ago.44 39 12:00 pm. Yearago.31 Tide Tables (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Suivey.) Today. 8:37am. 3:19am. 8:54 p.m. 8:05 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Tomorrow. High Fiv Low | High \ Sun, today.. Tomorrow . Moon, today. Automobile lamps to half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 19531 Average. Record 5 3.55 3.27 G 34 ’BA 3.57 884 ‘91 3.27 9.13 '89 3.60 10.69 '89 413 1094 00 '86 28 '76 77 89 . 8:35.m. be lighted one- October 4 4 Spetember . 3. - 2, November 2 - gwpansas WIUIH At Ga Atlandie St Baltimore, Md.. 30.50 rming 3 6 30 Gieveland, omu Columbia, 8. C. ron, Indianapolis In Jacksonyile:Fia. 3.3 Kansas City, Mo 30.46 eles. ... 30. 205K SR Fake Guty: San Antonio. San De H., D C +. 30.53 + Clear FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, todsy.) n FaiPeioudy Zurich, Switzerland For Stockholm, Sweden, i Gibraltar, Spain (Noon, Greer oday.) Horta (Fayal). Azores 64 Part cloudy (Current observations.) Hamilton. Bermuda 12 Part cloudy avans. Cuba_. Part cloudy Colon, Canal Rain FOUND BEATEN ON ROAD Man BSays Companions Attacked Him During Auto Ride. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BETHESDA, Md, November 26— Telling police that he had been beaten by companions with whom he had taken an automobile ride, James M. Fitsgerald of 4230 Wisconsin avenue, ‘Washington, was found lying by the road near Kensington early today by Officer E. R. Jones. Fitzgerald was brought here and treated by Dr. E. G. Bauersfeld for two gashes on his face and spent the remainder of the night at the police station, being released this morning. LOST. BIGYCLE “Blue Vim bicycle In Chevy Chase, . Wis. 3565-W. nLAcK CASE; containing white-gold-rimmed spectacies. _Suitable reward if returned to Apt. 32, 1858 Columbia rd. n.w. DOG—Hound. brown back, B and white leasi lost vicinity Somersét, Md. fe Reward. Osll Raiph Counsciman, Wie: Conin 3420, EYEGLASSES, silver {rame (lorgnettes), In leatner case. probably in taxi, in froni of Commercial ‘National Bi Re- turn to 1840 Biitmore s Hmmnnon,’nm o. IRISH TERRIER—Strayed _Mbnday, from “Airlie,” Military and Daniels on Creek Park: brown collar, tae 1316; an- gwers to name “Reddy.” ' Reward. Phone Cleveland ms;e KOLINSKT Nonday. Retun' J0T1 Qus et North 0899. Reward. menme m 5 Phone 6% brown; nj ‘vicinity Ward. Gleveland 138, Pocl(moox biack leathier, on O T Bus between 14th and Monroe st: Michiz: it North Capior s, o between M ave. and North c-wlwl &t and 22 Girard answers Tame PIN n. and Albemarle. ROBE, crocheled mlxefl cnlnra and two gullted batn mats_from automobile down- tow! Cleveland 1512. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. Friday Clearance Sale ALL-WOOL SUITS Regular $25 suits reduced to $13.50 for Friday only. Smart greys, tans, browns and blues. All sizes. No exchange: S or re- $13.50 Friday Only—Any Topcoat Select any topcoat in gardless of its former buy it for $15.75. Regular prices were $25 and $30.... sl 5,.75 stock, re- price, and | to be put under observation of a famous worse and last night there was a blood DAUGHTER OF TRADE- .. COMMISSONERDIES . Miss Margaret Ferguson, 22, Succumbs After Heart Operation. Miss Margaret Ferguson, 22, daugh- ter of Federal Trade Commissioner Garland S. Ferguson, jr, died in a Cleveland hospital at 4:45 o'clock this mornipg as a result of a heart opera- tion yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson took their daughter to Cleveland two weeks ago heart specialist there. A few days ago he decided to operate and the opera- tion was performed yesterday morning. Followed Pneumonia Attack. Miss Ferguson’s condition became transfusion, her father giving the blood. The heart trouble followed a severe attack of pneumonia about a year and a half ago rmm which she never completely recovered. The family lived at 1624 Eighteenth street, but was originally from Greens- boro, N. C., coming her four years ago, when Mr. Ferguson was appointed to the Federal Trade Commission. Was G. W. U. Senior. ‘When stricken with pneumonia s year and a half ago, Miss Ferguson was in her senior year at George Wash- ington University. She previously had attended Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga., for two years. Besides her parents, Miss Ferguson is survived by a sister, Miss Sallie Fergu- son, 20, and a brother, Garland S. Fer- guson, 3d, 15. Burial will be in Rock Creek Ceme- tery here, but details of the funeral have not yet been arranged. LAKE LEVEL DROPS Water in Nevada Body Loses 55 Feet in 60 Years. The level of Pyramid Lake, Nevada, has dropped nearly 55 feet in the last 60_years. In the last four years, the level has dropped 14 feet. Dratha. BACON, WILLIAM J. On Wednesday, No- vember 25, 1231, WILLIAM J. BACON, be- loved husband of Mrs. Florence M. Bacon and father of Maj. William J. B!Efl n, l Mrs. Gordon 8. Wegenast- and Edm EBacon, Funeral from the residence cf "o daughter, Mrs. Gordon S. 6 n. Quincy_ st. Interment in Fort I W at 2 g'clock p. coln Cemetery, BLANDY, THORNTON B, unddmly. on Thursday, November 26, 1931, 2t bis reslc dence, 1445 Spring road n.w. RNTON Ny, beloved husband ot Marie ndy. ~Remains resting at W. Warren Taltavall's funeral. nome, “14th " st. and Spring road n.w. Funeral notice laier. BROOKS. RICHARD H. JR. De life Tuesday, November 34, 1 Tesidence, 723 8. Fairfax st., Va.. RICHARD H. Nusband of Diena Branson Brooks and son of Mary F. and the late Richard He'is survived by two siste el - ohey. Austin. pastor aturday G'clock. ~Relatives friends invited a7 CARSON. MARGARET ‘Wednesday, November Zb,ng!l. % o; nl?.l v E. 5t 190 e Chas Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. CARTER. BROOKE. Suddenly. on Mondsy, November 29, 1931, at her residence, 15 §th st. n.w.. BROOKE, the beloved wife of er. sr.; mother of Nathanel, Arthur and Walter Carter. Many other prlatives and friends mourp “thelr loss. Puneral Priday, November 2 from Mount Alry Baptist chuuh L st bet. North Capitol and Pirst sts. : il e e Cl;niag‘? 5% ey CBothiia LOUISA M, . ai ey “Hospl {nee Kuuaxop?'y, %elav‘fl Wit ‘ot Funeral from her late THOMAS L. Departed this Li November 24, 1931, at his gence. T8 Fairmont st n.w.. at 8:05 p. COUNTE, "devoted nusband of Eleanor Counte, - Femalge. resting at the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You si. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. CROCKETT. HENRY. On Monday, of Crockett, ‘son of Malinds and the late David_Crockett of Westmoreland County, e He also 1 gisiers. Fridsy, November 27, at Do from Williams' funeral home. Bal- Tuore, 3™ Relatives and riends tsivi FERGUSON, WILLIAM. On Tuesday, Vember 24, 1931, at uncrjon. Gitr: k n WILLIAM 'FERGUSON. _Remains home, 389 otice of ‘funeral Iater. 36 FICI(LING MABY V. The officers of the Women's PFrederick Douglass Benefit Asso- ciation announce the death of Mrs. MARY V. PICKLING on E{ovimger 8, l;; 1dent. ENT, President. F. E. RAYMOND, Cor. Sec. GLOVER. JENNIE MOENRING. On_wed: nesday. November _ 25, 1931, Pnner-l from Birch's funeral parlor, 3034 M st. n.w. on Friday, November 27, at a.m. Inter- ment Columbla Gardens Oemetery, ‘Glar endon, Va. GRAY, ANN MATILDA. On Thursday, No- vember 26, 1931, at the reslflenu "3t Ter daughter, Mrs. Richard Elgin, 265 Valley ave. s.e. ANN MATILDA GRAY, beloved wife of Hon. George Tnlmln Cll elt Gny and mother of five ter; ind Sons, Nr. Samuel Dent Gray or( New Yory 3 Gri . Richard Elgin, Mrs. Coleman Cockerille, Mrs. Acel Shepard, Mrs. Ruth ™) Mrs. Fulton R.’ Gordon of Remains resting at Hyson’s parlors. N st. n.w. Puneral gervices at Cnrist Church, Durham Parish, Lronsides, " Charles, Counts, November 28, at 2 intermen cnun:h ceme!ery ember 25, ml HAERE HN G. On N a hu "roaence: 1125, 010 Bemer IO HAERER, beloved husband of Anna Sacrer (net Nagle), {atner of Johbsivs and Frank Haerer.” Interment ' at 'New ek it on Saturday, November 38. HAMPTON, WILLIAM. On Wednesday, No- vember n, 1931, at Georgetown University WILLIAM HAMPTON, _devoted runem Priday, November 27, at 1: Ernest Javis funeral church 14 W. murmnn: uncoxn ‘Memorial Departed, this life on 1931, CARRIE er late residence, 1415 8th e leaves to mourn 'their loss ickland, and o host of otner ‘Teintives ins € at Richard- ®church, 1100 118 pm. Thursdey, residence. Funeral thereafter at her late Pr {rom Gaibraith A. iday, November 21, M, € glon Chuten. 3t 1 HERRIMAN, MELVIN, nday, huv-mnu 2. ml K M l-len'lmln neral from hls llte u.smencc on Pflfl November 27, 1 a.m. Relatives lnd Iiiends Shvited 1o attend. Interment Roek Creek: Cemetery, 26 HERRIM/ MELVIN _H. Officers membel’l ‘of Mount Vernon Councl, 10, Jr. O. U. A. M., are requested to ll- tend the_ funeral of our late brother, . HERRIM, 8y, No- from his late n st . Interment Créek Cemetery. 'By order tte: uncilor. E. C. CROUCH, B«:omlnl ‘secretary 28 [ORNUNG, GUST. Suddenly, on )(ondny Nfl'!mber 2!. fill. GUSTAV W. ING. Services at the 8. H. Hines C. !Iln!rll home, 2001 14th st. n.w., ursday, November pm. In- terment Prospect Hill Cémetery. 26 HUBLEY, ALLEDA . . Suddenty. on Thars- gay, November 36, 1931, at g a ua identy, MUY and la on Sat- urday, November 28, at 3 p.m. interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Eid JYNCH, BERTIE, Suddenly Thursd vember 26, 1931, at her home. Jaln et Balliton. Va. "M YNCH' (nee Bos i of her ,fl,‘ peloved ch.__She 1s lll Helen Lyneh. Blrlh Bfl'tl’l lhfl ‘h sisters an brot Ssturday, Nove xmmt the Abflv! Iddl’nla lfl CG u ment {n ' Colum ar .m metery. Ielatives and triends tnvite i dnsodny, Mos A i Be rendeseaaz oo LAom: 701, 298 "t vices on urday, November 38, n 53' chapel of Joseph w.; thence to m c.nmnc Chureh.” 28th n.w.. where mass will be of Intérment Mount Olivet e Bt ronicnicns 403 Afhep ot on Priday. November 27, at 13.30 p.m. Ing s Church, Baden, Md., CHARLE; vem! A oty CHARLES NASH" fl!voled Broth d nepbew of Remains resting at_the West End parlor, 26th st. snd Dumbarto ADOLPH CHARLES. On w November 5. , ADOLP] beloved husband of ‘Ella Funeral from his iate residence, ¥ Shvited. © Thterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. NEUBECK. ADOLPI! CHARLES. Windthorst Club of Bt. Mary's Parish wili meet at the residence of ADOLFH "CHAI byl w e JOSEPH F. ZEGOWTTZ, President. JAMES C. KRAFT. Secretary. NOE. JAMES M. on Wednesday, 25, 1031, JAMES_H. NOE. beloved 3 Ao HOAES K, N rom s 1 dence, 1116 ¥ st. ne. on NS5 b3 pom. Tnierment FOFt u"ifl Cemetery . .o ddenly, on e D 5. 4 1, :l his rfi;— e 1 Punzu on Friday, Noumb‘r 37, Helagives and friends. invited - Reniset Moant Glives Geme CORISA MAE. hter of John Notice of ‘the funeral later. BUSH, DOROTHY MAY, Departed this lite e at Gale neral Friday, 3 from the aboye named funeral parlor. terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. STUCKERT, JOHN V. Suddenly. on Wed- ay. ~November '25." 1931, A afe’ Ida M. Stuckerf, Finerai® trom ‘his inte st. ne. on Friday, No- 7. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Ford 1ifcoin Cemetery. u STUCKERT. JOHN V. There will be a 3) giai Cammumcation of Bagt Gate Lodse, M., at 1:30 p.m. Priday. November 27, 1331, for the Burpose of at- tending the funeral of ‘our late: brother, UCKERT. ROYAL J. HASKELL, Maste: TENVOORDE, November 36, 1031 at 7:30 st th e R e of Lilian 8. and, father of Naney Eiisabeth Tenvoorde, of T17 in_ his Fern 44th year, Notice of fu- on M vember 23, ‘1931, at her 'rle}m.nn. !' 14 SORNER, Hevoted” mo{fler o, Axtbur and Torenzo . Turner and inciaw of denera” ¢ e Puneul Friday. No- Yember om’ MeGiuire's Tomrad Home. 1830 B st. . Relatives 5 Triends invited. In Memoriam , CHARLES HOWARD. and llbhfl. CHARLES HOWARD U- VERD. who del , dergried this life two years w&"’“”’ TLDRED AND GENE BEAU- AND FAMILY. LEE. Departed this Jifs Thanksstv- two years ago, LEE BI A devoted husband has gone o oy 1 knew best. s — mfl%flm WIFE, Ine Hereafter. TURNER, ELIZABETH R. In lov- 3 lyfl' 't h: 78 don't seem as hap sipce gg?sszzer::}:iigéh?vsy,':en mother, LONELY =~ DAUGHTER, ANNIE In loving remem- Gaidausnter and OU} de- YOUNG, HORTENSE C. brance of our dariing niece, HORTENSE NG, who parted tois life hres vears ago, Novem e 50 lonely here, e pursue: = hat at the end of our time We'll be Testing happy with you. Ged alone knows how we misy Yous all your memory Tade. uvfn!h( oulh'l: anall s 7ays, wander FUNEML nm:c-ror.s. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with, the original W. l““ sne'_-!n establish- s | Pione b 92, ¥ 8t yuvs:" N.w. ‘Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1837 10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0042 B CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, L DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM NATIONAL 1384, 1388. LM (GAWLER CO i Funeral Directors * O, aun Frank G:xer s Sons Co. N National 2473 Modesn Chapel. Teiephorie W. W. DEAL & CO. 816 H 6T. N.E LINCOLN 8300. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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