Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1931, Page 9

DECEMBER 14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, 1319-1321 F Street BOSTONIAN SHOES Stetson Hats No Further Reduction! This is a fair warning to our patrons. There will be no January “sales” of these St. Albans suits and overcoats for a single penny less than $25. 545 Suits Final price reductions have been made at the very beginning of the cold season. ' Buy now! You need the clothing. Nothing is to be gained by waiting. You’ll lose weeks of comfort and then find smaller stocks from which to select. St. Albans Two Trousers 525 Every garment is fitted by a master fitter and alterations are made by experienced tailors . . without extra charge. Our ‘45 Overcoats Of Camel Hair 25 Light enough in weight for Spring or Fall, and warm enough for comfort in the cold- est days of Winter. Gifts~for Men From a Man’s Shop Our Xmas Gift Certificates solve the gift problem for the woman who does not wish to make selections Neckwear $1.00—Six for $1.50—Six for $5.50 $8.50 $2.00—Six for $11.50 Heavy silks and satins from Italy, Austria and Switzerland. patterns, both bold and conserva- tive, in exquisite colorings and the variety is simply endless, New St. Albans Pre-Shrunk Broadcloth Shirts $] 55 3 for $4.50 We guarantee to replace any shirt that shows shrinkage. either neckband or Those in shades of blue, Plain white style has attached collar. tan, green, gray or bamboo are fashioned only with attached initials free. collar. Monogram $5 Pigskin Gloves For Evening Wear Links, Studs and Vest Buttons St. Albans All Wool Flannel Robes Women will recognize the great value in the quality of the flannel and its careful tailoring. They're in the new two-toned stripes and have a broad sash. $3.75 All perfect skins without scars or blemishes. button and clasp styles. Either the slip-on or $ St. Albans Dress Sets St. Albans $3.50 Broadcloth Pajamas 31.75 Imported broadcloth, thoreughly pre-shrunk. All sizes styled with collars. Large variety of plain colors. All edges piped in & con- trasting .color that harmonizes perfectly. Monogram initials free. Links and Studs $1.95 $2.95 Guaranteed Indefinitely. All Will Be Handsomely Boxed DECIMBER 14, 1B1. HITCHCOCK RIT§ TODAY | GRANGE NAMES OFFICERS Sl Services This Afternd for Woman ‘Who Died at Special Dispatch to The 8t BON AIR, Va, Denber 14—Fu- neral services of Mrs.jicy Hitcheock, 79, who died at the e of her sis- ter, Mrs. W. D. Mabg8aturday eve- ning, will be held thifternoon. Rev. Perry L. Mitchell, paf of she Clar- endon Baptist Churchyill conduct the services. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Survivingher are two daughters and a son. BAG, Tady's, black. Satufy evening. vicin- ity of gth 3 ntained permit, papers. keys and monef Reward. Phoné West_3463-R. ‘W. E. Duvall Re-Elected Master of Brandywine Unit, Special Dispatch to The Star, BRANDYWINE, Md,, December 14.— At the recent annual election of officers of Brandywine Grange the following were chosen: W. E. Duvall, master (re- elected); F. Des. Canter, overseer; A. Wolle, lecturer; Prancis Dyson, steward Alton Lusby, assistant steward; Albert Alst, chaplain; E. W. Garner, treasurer; Mrs. Alice D. Canter, secretary; T. A. Wells, gatekeeper; Mrs. Anna B. Duvall, Ceres; Mrs. Louise Anderson, Pomona: Mrs. Swanson, Flora; Mrs. Mumford, | lady assistant steward, and Clarence | Outten, member of Executive Committee. | BILLFOLD. with money Reward. Met. 2161, 7i6. s A 'ON BAG—Any onefidini ston_Ba between Baltimore ave 5d Takoma Banl Dlease _Call_Shep. 2667- SR e, CHOW DOG. shagey, r@mile; vicinity of Michigan Park el_North 4360-J. DOG—Boston Bull, frogs48 Nevada ave Please call National 416¢8ys Emerson 0723 evenings. 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Funiral Chapel g s Lincoln 0524 Joseph ¥. Birch’s Sons (JAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St.N.W. Ebons West o8 412 B St ALFRED B.GAWLER A. GAWLER WA LA A CAWLER JOSEPH AWLER SONS Etablished 1850 Chape! fematio: Lady Attendant 175-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-8513 NQBRANCH OFFICE WNERAL DESIGNS. 7 GE). C. SHAFFER XPRI T M e fCen PRONE NAT. o106 O3 amaays__ 14th & Eye Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. ipt Delivery Service. essi | | | | | BRADLEY, MARY I. | GARNER. LoUIsA a. = Fatadiny Richmond Man, 98, Dies. RICHMOND, Va., December 14 (Spe- clal) —Joseph 'L. Levy, 98, reputed to have been Richmend's oldest citizen, is dead. He passed away in his home on West Cary street, death being due to the infirmities of age. He attributed his longevity to the fact that he made ' :t;fln point never to worry about any- Ing. Pec?le of Saigon, French Indo-China, expect improvement in general condi- tlons following the recent visit of M. Paul Reynaud, French minister for the colonies. i Ftathn. ASHETON. D. G. R. On Monday. Dece i W. E_Siokley. Ashton. Md., D G 5 ASHETON. i1 hils 77th vear. beloied ) band of Elizabeth E. Acheion - R Testing at the funeral home of Warr Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Notice of neral later. AUSTIN, VALOROUS GAGE. December 131931, at Garfles VALOROUS GAGE AUSTIN, aged 5 beloved husband of Blanche T Austin neral services Tuesday. December 13 Dm. at his late reside st nw. Relatives and friends invited attend.’ Interment Glenwood Cemetc BARRY, JOHN J. On Sunda, Dece » JOHN J_'BARRY. beloved som of t late' William P. and Mary Lee Barry ar brother of James P."Barry and the lats Mary E Ryder and William H. Barry | Puneral from his late iesidence. 1298 | Quiney st n.w., on Wednesday, Decen 16. at 8:30 am’: thence to Shrine of Bacred Heart Church. 16th P T08d n.w.. where mass will be offered st S for ihe, Tepots of his soul’’ Rel nd friends invited. Interment Vet Cemetery: o BERRY, JANE. On Sunda e 1931, "JANE BERRY (nes Eagiscion, loved ‘wite of the “rude McCarthy residence. “516 Tennessee ave Wednerday, December 16. at 8:30 am thence to Hely Comforter Church, whe. Tequiem mass wiil be tung at § & m. ¢ the repose of 'his soul. = Relatives a: friends invited. Interment Glenwood C etery. BIRCH, HERBERT A. Suddenly. on Sa gav. December 12. 1931, HERBERT BIRCH, beloved hushand of Jean McFarl Birch. Puneral servi dence. 1211 Emerson st day, December 16 st 1020 a.in i Arlington National Cemeiery, On Sunday. : 13, 1931," at ‘Sibley Haspital. ARY 1 Graney), beloved wife of Joseph Funersl'trom t Russ Funeral from mass will be said at 9 friends invited. Inter: Cemetery, Baltimore, papers please copy.) BURDETTE. MARY J. On Sunday ber 13, 1931 at_(he residence of & ter, Mrs. A P. Alexandria, Va J. BURDETTE. loved wife of t lam T eral from aboye residen ember 15, at 1 pm. Int don. Va CLARE, WILLARD F. On Mor eber 14, 1931 at Garfleld Ho LARD ' F." CLARK. beloved Janice H Clark. Remains res 8 H. Hines Co. funeral home st n'w." Notice of funeral ia DE_VERA, BLANCA. On Bunday. December 13, ABL st herresidence” the Berkshire apartments, 1412 Chapin . n.w . BLANCA | DE VERA, beloved mot Lanehart.” Puneral services Chambers Co. funeral home. 14 S5t n.W._on Tuesday, December am.Priends are invited. Mount Olivet Ces | FRANKFURT, LOUIS. day. Dacemby 153 husband _ of 4425 14th st nw. Fu n chapel of Frank Geie 11 Tth st. n.w. on Tuesday. December 15 3 pm. Relatives and friends invited. terment Norlolk, Va FRANKFURT, LOUIS. Was Locge. No. 15. B. P. O. will_copvene in session of s p.m. Monday. December 14, Dpurpose of of our lzte who passed to the Hereafter December Geier's chapel. 1113 Interment Norfolk. Va. Dec orderof ' D.J LAPORTE. Exa ed R Attest W. 8. 'SHELBY, Secretary. On Frida ber 11.'1931. at T 1420 ioth st years. bel Garner, ai ce ter.” Prank. Augustus T Garner and Eva Page. She aiso lest ar reliives ani attend. etery. HALL. JOHN A. On Sunda*. Dece; at 0. M neral from his late roci- Tuescav. December 15. at 10 erment Nealsville Cem B. FRANK. On_Pri . 1931. in Lot Anceles, Cali and son of Irene Dement H: lat: Leighton G. Harron. Los Ang:les. HERFURTH, CHRISTINE. Suddenly. st Wheeling. W. Va. CHRISTINE HER- FURTH. beloved wife of the late John H. Herfurth. Remains resting at the S H Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st Funeral rvices at Calvary Baptist CI ch. 8th tnd H sts. n.w.. Tuesday, Decomber 15, at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery HOLMES, WILLIAM DAVID. On Thursday, December 10, 1831, at Germantow WILLIAM DAVID HOLMES. devotrd band of Mrs. Sicipio Holmes. fathe: Mrs. M._E._Crichlow. Mrs. H. 8 Johnson. James O. Holmes, si.. and C, F. Holmes Funeral Tuesdsy, Decamoer 13, at 1 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funersl chuich 1432 U st. n.w. Friends snd relati in- vited. Interment Harmony Cemet: 14 HOLMES, WILLIAM D. The Elder Men's Relief Association announces the d h of Brother WILLIAM D. HOLMES ut Ger- mantown. Pa.. Dece r 10, 1931 from '”““l“r, und!]l’;l ng glrm!d December 15, 3t 10 am__Signe {( H. NAYLOR, President. J. C. BURLLS. Secre:ary. MARY R. CULBERTSON. On Sun- v, December 13. 1931, at the residence er daughter. 1010 South Carolina ave. s.e.. MARY R. CULBERTSON HOOD. daugh- ter of the late William P. and Sarah J Culbertson. Remains resting at the Tabi~ funeral home. 928 M st. where serv- ices will be held on Monda. December 14 at 8 p.m_ Relatives and friends invited t attend. ' Interment at Joplin. Mo HOOPER, WILLIAM E. On S cember’ 12 ‘1981, WILLIAM E. beloved husband of the late Virgle Iiooper and ther of William E. Hooper. r. of Lan: Field, Va. Funersi from the W. W. Ch bers Co. funer: home. 1400 Chapin st n.w.. on Tuesdav. December 15. at 2 pm Relatives and friends are invifed. ‘Tnter- ment (private) Glenwood Cemetery HOWES, JOSEPH W. On Saturda Decem- ber 12. 1931, at his home. Roc! Md . JOSEPH W.. beloved hushand of Mary E. Howes. Funeral Tuesday. December 15 at'2pm. from the f ville "Volunteer Fire Dep: ment Rockville Union C ISAAC, JR. Departed this lite on | ecember 13, 1931 at Tube, 9= ISAAC JAMES. Jr. Isaac sin J. Washington. d 8nyder. Tnterment at Madison, Va., Wed- nesday, December 1. KAGLE. WILLIAM D. On December 13. 1931, ‘at the residence of his son. Jesse D Kakie, Hynesboro, Md.. WILLIAM D be- loved husband of the late Martha A Kagle. 0 vears 2 daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Esther Vierkorn, liam Vernon. Nelson, ) Charles L. Kagle. 'Funeral from White- fleld Church. Lanham. Md.. Tuesday, De- cember 15, ‘at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends iInvited. LUCAS, ROSIE. On Sunday. December 13 1931, ‘at Gallinger Hospita). ROSIE LUCAS. evoted sister of Mrs. Lottle Haskins. Mrs usie Prasier. Mrs. Estelle Green. Abra- ham. John M. Thomas and Wiliiam B Jacksen. Bhe ‘also leaves other relatives d friends. Remains resting at the John nd Eve sts He_leaves to mourn t Willtam_Erb nd five sons hn C., Jesse D. and . Rhines funeral chapel. 3r 3. Notice of fune ter. MAKORSKY. MARY. On Sunday. December 13, 1931. at the home of her daughter. Mrs 4nna Torak. " Siiver Soring"Md., AKORSKY. heloved wife of akorsky. in her 62nd vear. Funeral esday_ December 15. at 10 a.m.._from St John's Catholic Church. Forest Glen, Md Interment church cemetery. MASON. EDWARD. On Saturday, December 13, 1931, EDWARD MASON, father of John on_‘and only brother of Charles Ma- Remains resting taking establishment, 3rd and M s Puneral Wednesday. December 16, at 1 srcinck. from Second . Baptist Church. 2nd st. between M and N sts. s.w. Inter- ment ‘in_Ariingtén National Cemetery. Priends invited ttend. 15 MEISTER, HENRY F. On Saturday, Decem- . ‘at hif dence. 1332 412 st. s.w., [ENRY F. sergeant major of 27th In- antry, retired. beloved husbard of Louise J. 8. Meister (nee Muehistein). Funeral MARY Andrew * A-9 Braths. Departed this life Sat. J2 1931, at 10:30 pm Mgt mw, EVA MOORE. _Being e best of cheer all a was ver; slocking that she died oo 8he leaves to mourn their I 1e devoted son. Andrew Moor rother-in-law. Harrison Scott, and relatives and friends. Wednesday. December at " Zion Baptist ween 3rd residence. 15 . GERTRUDE BLANCHARD. Suddenly on Friday, December 11, 1931, st at her residence. ERTRUDE BLANCHARD the late George W. Moss. sentative of the Curard t Washington, D. C at’the sidence or. Tiesday. 15, at 11 terment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 14 SUSAN WALKER. On_ Sunda: . December 1931, ut her resis h. 917 18th st. n.w., heloved wife of the late Pierce. Services at Jo- chapel. 754 Pennsyl- on Tues: December terment (private) at Rock Creek Cemetery. RICCT, MARINO. O 103 8t 1 R amship Lines , December 13, Hospital husbzad of M Franc Notice of funeral nly. on Batur- 820 o'clock 3851 Emery place STMPBSON 5 vears, band of Hilia Simpson. ¥ residerce Tiesday, Relative: snd ment Rock Creek 1 SIMPSON. RUBIN F. Dgcember. FORES ose 8 brother of and Mel- AMFLIA 1 <e AMELIA Pl TILGHMAN. Secretars TILGHMAN AMELIA Whest ety ant WATKINS day. D Departed fade coms true 1 the heavenly R JULIA BROWN, WILLIAMS. oving re- ALEXANDER fe two years ALEXANDER. EVOTED M S. ALBERT 1 rance of JOHNS. ALBERT H. Tn sad b membranc ar dear grar December 14, s back sad men nk of him today o love him best 1 d shine o b E were called away, ¢ To Ged's ete A voice we love Aplace is Vac HER _CHILDREX. COl LOUIS AND BERNICE MYLES. IDA. Departed this Iifa A€o0 today. Decembe mother of Mre Joa BENJAMIN. one year 0. TDA MYLES, odson. OSBORNE. DANIEL. In sad but loving re membrance of our dear husband and fa- ther. OSBORNE. who departed ur_ years ago today, December ken circle was made. memory of you, dear one, never, never fade THE FAMILY. * TALBERT. In sad ance of our dear wife EVANGELINE TALBERT us two years ago today, we :miss you, nory fade: X 2lways wander To the spat where vou ake laid LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, GEORGE W. PERRY. DELIA P. BROWN. FVANGELINE P. HILL AND REGINALD T. PERRY. - ¢ EORGE W. Sacred to the mem- beloved husband. GEORGE W. who departed this iife three years ago today, December 14, 1928, Never_forgotten HIS LONELY WIFE, ANNA MAE PROPPS. * SCHOOLER, MILDRED C. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother, MILDRED C. SCHOOLER. who passed away two years g0 foday. December 14, 1929, tho Sadly missed. HER CHILDREN. C. DANTEL AND BELLE. * TERRY. JAMES L 0 the memory of our “hushand a other. JAMES L TERRY. who departed this life one vear ago today, December 14, 1930. e thigk of vou in silence, one can see us weep; a silent tear is shed When others are asleep WIFE HIS LOVING AND BROMEER,