Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 9

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A Group of Men’s = || SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS: Entire stock. 1 Sizes 13%, GLOVES: Fine quality, washable Chamoisette; MEN’S HOSE 5 Lisle, pairs lisle and tures. UNDERWEAR: Entire Duofold, Wright's, Glastonbury Shirts and Drawers; long-sleeve ankledength draw- ers; wool, part-wool, cot- $1 shirts; ton SHIRTS: slightly 5—13%; 5—16% SPORT soiled; SWEATERS over stvle; slightly soiled; bro- 3—40; ken sizes; 2—30; rayon, rayon mixtures, lisle mix- zes 10 to 12. Special group; broken 8—14; 8—16; @ 2—18.2 for '51 White and solid colors; fancy broadcloth, fancy madras. Collar-attached, collar-to-match, styles. Sizes 14 to 18. $1 UNION SUITS: Athlet 34, 36, 38, 40. 2 for. MILITARY SET; Only ase clightly damaged. . BATHING PANTS: sllwool; Black, Green, Royal, Navy, Maroon TROUSERS: White Khaki and Wool; Khaki Blue Overalls; White Butcher Coats; lots and sizes . $1 I; stock sizes; Black moire silk. 25 pairs left; broken sizes LATED SHOE TREES (Adjustable); all sizes. ... Pull- 2—42; 2—44; 2—46. Each MEN’S SHORTS 2 Expertly ta fabric Plain pairs tie-back fancy nd red; quality colors. 38 Men’s Fine Felt HATS ‘1 Special group, just 38 hats in all. Tan, Green, Grey. Broken sises, 6% to 7%. $1 style, Sizes 30 and 34 10 44. GROUP of SUMMER SUITS H 50. Chauffeurs” Palm suits in all sizes. GROUP: An assortment of wool and tropical coats and in the group. bone. 146, 1-50. 1-50. Longs, 136, 137, 1 tions at cost. ERE are rich T shades and patterns. (Coat and Trousers or Coat, Vest and Trousers). Here, al<o, are conservative cool black Mo- hairs (Coat and Trousers). Alterations Saks But sizes scattered—so we've cut to the Come early for size: Regulars, 1—34, 135, 2 Shorts, 3—36, 5—40, 1—44, 5—46, Stouts, 4—38, 3—39, 1—44, 546, 1--50. ropical Worsteds in the correct Sizes 35 to 38 and 46 to In addition—there are and Tropical Worsted at cost, Second Floor 42 SUITS *5.00 36, : Beach suits trousers are our rges, 37, 139, 2 39, 2--42, 246 Altera- Sak: cond Floor neckband* closedcrotch style. Sizes Sl $1 Knitted $1 Duck, and broken $1 SPATS: Grey or tan box cloth. 99 PAIRS MILLER VEN FORBOYS WASH SUITS: Entire stock. Sleeveless suits, solid and fancy color_broudcloths; Sizes’ @ 210 6. 2 for.. 2 COMBINATION SUITS: For i vz, Allacool shorts, fit- ted broadcloth waists. Ties Sizes 9 and 10 sl lid YOUTHS' SHIRTS: Vat dyed broadeloth. White, solid and fancy patterns. Limited supply; sizes 13%, 14, 14%. $1 3 for.... HATS PS: Boys' and little: boys': Etons and beretex Summer $1 models. Few straws; broken sizes. 2 for color and regimental stripe. ic, Boys’ Golf Hose 6 $1 Spring weight. Small and allover patterns. Full- Fast colors. Sizes 8 1o 11, pairs BOYS' BATHING SUITS : Allwool; solid colors, fancy stripes: one and two piece; sizes 31; lots = BOYS' W HITE TROUSERS Duck, in regular or sailor style full cut, wide bottoms. A i AND BOYS' 28 10 TI- CHILDREN'S SHOES: Black or tan, high or low cut. Broken sizes, 5 to 11';. Widths B, C, D.. $1 Summer Knickers Linen or Khaki. $ Well tailored and full sized. Sizes 8 o 18, *11.00 Trousers! Match Your Coat! Renew your suit—at a bar gain price! He grade trousers tailored of fine, selected Here are high. *3.95 JITINGS—Blue Cheviots and Unfin- hed Worsteds, as well as Patterned Worsteds and Cassimeres. Included worsted trousers. a group of tropical Saks—First Floor e e e s 18 Two-Trouser Prep Suits . . . . $9.75 SIZES: 2 15; 4/16; 2/17; 3 ,/18; 2/19; 5/20—Sccond Floor Alterations at Cost—Sales Cash—Sales Final | I STAR, WASHINGTON, ALCOHOL TRIALS NEAR CONCLUSION Two New Jersey Firms Ac- cused of Converting Indus- trial Product for Beverages. By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, March 10.—One brief statement by counsel in Federal Court today will bring to a close the trial of two New Jersey firms charged with seven individuals of conspiring to con- vert into beverage channels cracked in- dustrial alcohol, and Judge William C. Coleman will place the case in the hands of the jury. Evidence was completed yesterday, with all of the arguments except the summation by Leslie R. Salter, special assistant attorney general. Trial of the case occupled two full weeks and more than 100 witnesses were called by the Government The two firms, the Agricultural Chemical Works and the Midwest Chemical Works, were accused by Gov- >rnment witnesses with shipping cracked alcohol as insecticides to several points about the country where agents had set up stills to turn the product into liquor. At the beginning of the trial there were 10 individuals, but the second day of the trial three received permission to change their pleas from not guilty to guilty. Judge Coleman was told they were unable to engage counsel due to financial reasons. The three were released under bond and will be sentenced at the conclusion of the litigation. All of the defendants in the present action were included in a large group indicted by the Federal grand jury last July. Another group is scheduled to go to trial at once, while the third ap- peared in court recently and entered pleas of nolo contendere. NAMED TO COURT POST By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. RICHMOND, Va, March 10.—The joint Democratic caucus yesterday nominated Judge James U. Goode of the Civil Justice Court of Norfolk, to the bench of the Norfolk Corporation Court, succeeding Judge O. L. Shackel- ford, resigned. Judge Goode defeated Nathaniel T Green, The former has been on the bench of the Norfolk Civil Justice Court for the past 22 years, He was educated at Washington and Lee University. Marriage Licenses. Otorss & warize, 36 s St Minneapolis. and r B. Baden, 24, this city; Rev. H. H. D. rett mes Reed, 49. and Gertrude M. South- 43: Rev. 'Wiliiam_A. Shelton. Charles Tresvant ton. 29: Rev. W, W Vanderville . _and Veronica Briscoe. 1 Jarvis Lige willis, and Gladys Gassaway, 17 Rev. John Richard Waiter Slade. 24. and Lillle Ashe. 21 sdze Robert E, Mattingly. Meredith A. Holmes, 18. and Dorothy L. Adkins, 17, both of Roxbury, Va.; McDouvle. Rochell M. Brown. 20. and Ruth A. Palmer, 33; Rev. Freeley Rohrer. Maxon Goudv. 21. and Elda I. Marshall, 22, both of Baltimore; Rev. L. I McDougle. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN’S, 7th & F 'W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Comner Spring Road J Col. 0464 | Adams 10341 Phones DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS, OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Wear smart, stylish clothing and pay out of income. No added cost for credit priv- ileges. Season’s Smart Colors and Fabrics Pay in small weekly or monthly amounts, easy to meet. No extra charge for credit Rev. L I| D. ¢ 'HURSDAY Dies Here BURIAL TODAY IN MAUSOLEUM. BENNER R. MYTON, Seventy-eight, who died Tuesday at his home, 827 Ingraham street. was buried this afternoon in Abbey Mausoleum, Ar- lington, following services at 2:30 o'clock_at the Brightwood Park Meth- odist Episcopal Church. He was the father of G. R. Myton, Washington real estate dealer. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cold tonight and tomorrow, low- est temperature about 18 degrees; mod- erate to fresh west shifting to north- west winds. Maryland—Generally fair and con- tinued cold tonight and tomorrow, ex- cept snow flurries in extreme west por- tion tonight. Virginia—Generally fair and contin- ued cold tonight and tomorrow. West. Virginia—Generally fair and continued cold tonight and Friday, ex- cept snow flurries in the northeast por- tions tonight. Report for Last 24 Hours, Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. . 25 29.84 20 29.91 16 2097 16 Yesterd: 4 pm, 8 pm, Midnight . | Today— 4am, 8 am. 19 29.98 Noon 28 30.02 Highest, 28, noon today. Year ago, 38. Lowest, 14, 2:00 am. today. Year ago, 30. 29.93 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 10:06am. .. 4:28am. . 10:30 pm. i 5:00 p.m, The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 6:28 Sun, tomorrow 6:27 6:11 Moon, today... 7:44am. 9:36 pm. Automobile lamps to s lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1932. Average. Record. January . 482 3.55 709 '82 February 2.46 6.84 '84 March 257 8.84 91 April E 913 '89 May . 1069 '89 June 10.94 00 July 10.63 '86 August 1441 '28 September 1081 '76 October . 857 '85 November 869 '89 December . 156 ‘01 Weather in Various Cities. TOmOrTow. ‘leh 10:42am. Low | High 11:07pm. Low . 5:37pm. Sets. 6:10 Stations. Abilene, Tex. Alb N. ¥ A . Ga Atlantic_City Baltimore, Md . 20.92 Birmingham ... 30.34 Bismarck, N. D. 30.58 Boston, Mass. .. 29.50 Buffalo, N._Y.29.80 Charleston, " 8.C. 30.16 Chicago, Tl .. 3024 i, Ohio 3024 . C . Colo. Micl El Paso, Tex 3 Galveston. Tex. 30.38 Helena, Mont... 30.64 Huron, 8. Dak. 30.58 Indianapolis,Ind 30.24 Jacksonville Fla. 30.24 Kansas City.Mo. 30.48 Los Angeles. ... 29.98 Loutsville Ky.. 30.32 3012 New Orleans. .. 30.40 New York, N.Y.29.12 Oxiahoma ' City Omaha, Neb: Philadelphia 29.56 3022 2935 Pt cloudy Clear Clear Clear 14 0.2 Snow 42 28 001 Clear 18 ‘0 ... Clear 20 12 . Clear 18 16 004 Snow Clear Snow Cloudy Pt cloudy Clear Clear . Clear Clear Snow Pt cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy . Clear 08 Cloudy 16 006 Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Rain . Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy L Me.. . Portland. Oreg. Raleigh, 'N. C. Sl Lake oft San _Antonio San Diego, Ce San_Francisco. 34 Tampa, Fla. WASH'. D! (7 £.m,, Greenwich time. today.) Statdons, Temperature. Weather London. _England 28 Fogey Pi France Cloudy Austria Cloudy Berlin,' Germany. Cloudy Brest, France. Cloudy Snow | Vienta, (Payal), Azorcs. HamUyton, Bermuda.. Rain San Jusn, Porto Rico Cloudy Havana, Cuba Cloudy Cloudy Births Reported. Preston C. and Mary C. Pierce, boy twins. Bernard and Dorothy Hynson, boy and 2irl twins, Charles W. and Grace F. Peck, John W. and Decrothy Dunni ‘Theodore and Jane Moseley. boy. Albert R. and Dorothy M. Silva. boy. Ralph P. and Ruth Bwiggard, bo‘. Lee F. and Catherine E. Lanham, bor. James D. and Augusta E. Barrett, boy. Lester H. and Dorothy Finottl, boy, Wilson C. and_Rebecca E. Ganley, boy. Kenneth and Elsie Woolfenden, boy. Ray E. and Allle Garber. girl. Prancis_J. and Hanna E. O'Connor, girl. Angus W nd Cora V. Lamond. girl. Vincent P. and Ruby Stecher. irl. Richard C. Everett C. Ernest W. and Dorothy Little. girl, Louls and Pearl Goodrick, sirl. Frank and Margaret Palmer, girl. Eimer and Isabell O'Har: 1 Harey 20d lpabel, Oie Joseph and Mabel Taylor. be Joacoh Snd Manel JTeflor. ! n and Anna Krooler. boy. Harry W. and Mary F_ Leizear. boy, George and Christine Spaine, boy. Laurence P. and Ruth 8. Johnsion. hoy. James C. and Rebecca M. Roop. boy. John L. and Nettie Crouch. boy. Glen E. and Lucille Prederick. boy. William E._and Ruth E. Dykes. boy. Benjamin R. and Hannah 8. Willlamson, 2 Willlam E. and Helen Inscoe, boy. . Leslie and Edna Gessford, girl. Wilbur W. and Evelyn L. 8t. Clalr, girl. Loys and 'Almarie Edwards, girl Wayne and Mary A. Taylor. gifl. Robert L. _and Nannle Woody, girl. Lionel A. and Jane F. Tothill. gitl. Frederick and Mirlam_ Blachly, eirl h and Sarah Berger, girl. and Eva Crews. girl. nd Lottie L. Lowe. boy. F. and Eulah C. Hartneit, girl. John and Catherine Grooms. boy. James and Mary Moore, boy. Lewis and Mary Curtis. boy. Norris and Esther Horney. girl. Floyd W. Sellie Brow, git. Hattle Maloney, girl, Syivester and Katle Harrison, girl. Berkley T. end Cora Nowlin. boy. John and Bertha Minor, boy Paul and_Corabella Williams, b 5:02am. | . Pt.cloudy | MARCH 10, Qard of Thanks. JONES, MAUDE C. We wish to thank our | relatives and friends. also Welfare Depart- ment and co-workers for their sympathy and kindness and floral tributes at the death of our r and cousin. MAUDE C. JONES. THE FAMILY. Braths BASTIN. LEONARD. On Wednesday, March 9. 1932 ‘at his residence. 1339 K st LEONARD. beloved son of Thomas E. Irene Bastin. Funeral from the ience of his sister, Mrs. George F. Tucker, 724 15th st. s.e., on Priday, March 11, at 3:30 pm. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Consressionsl Cemetery. BILLINGSLEY, IDA G. Entered into rest March 8. 193: . be- at 1 am. IDA G. of George W. and Annie to mourn their loss n brothers and other friends. Remains resting at | al home. 1322 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. Rest. sweet spirit, rest. 10 BOOKER. EDWARD LEWIS. On Thursday, March 10, 1932 at Freedmen's Hospital, EDWARD 'LEWIS BOOKER, loving hus- band of Mary Waters Booker and devoted brother of William Booker. ns rest- ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral ter. . WILLIAM REED. On Wednes ch 9. 1932, at Sibley Hospit WILLIAM REED, beloved son of the Thomas K. and Mollie E. Campbell and beloved father of Mrs. Floyd G. Caskey of Washington, D. C. and Mrs. Harry P. Iter of East Orange. N. J. Funerai rvices at the W. W. Chambers Co. neral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on day, March' 11, at 9:30 a.m. Services at the ‘grave at 1 pm. Friday. Relatives and are invited. Interment Hebron Winehester, Va. THIA ALOUISE. relatives and Moon’s fu on at her residence, | ALOUISE LAND. in her_eighty resting at Warner I home, Rockville, Md. service later. COLBERT, ELMA. On Thursday. March 10. 1932. at'2:30 am.. at her residence. 1817 1st St nw. after & long iliness, ELMA COLBERT, wife of Charles Colbert, mother of Arthur Charles Colbert. ir.: Mrs. Ethel Dodson and David Crocke Maggie Shields. She also leave brothers. one sister, one granddaug! other relatives and friends. ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of fun later. . _Sudden DANIEL W., B.Curtiss beloved Remains Deal's funeral home, 816 | al services will be held Methodist Church on Fri- at 11 am. Interment . Alexandria, Va. DIXON, CHARLOTTE. Suddenly, on We v. Ma . 1932 7:15 p.m., sidemce. 3204 Tweifth pl. s.e., CHAR- LOTTE DIXON. Notice of funeral later. FLICK, JOHN B. On Monday. March 1932.° at_Detroit, Mich., JOHN B. hu: band of Eva M. Elwood Plick. rest ing at Joseph Gawler Sons' chapel. 1754 Penna. ave. n.w. after 10:30 a.m. Friday, March 11, whers services will be held at 2 o'clock’ in the afternoon. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 10 FERRIS, FRANCIS M. On Wednesday, March 9. 1933, at his residence. 1233 6th " FRANCIS M_FERRIS. in the 26th year of his age. beloved son of Daniel and Mary Ferrls (nee Hartnett). Funeral from the above residence on Friday. March 11, st thence to St. Dominic's Church. vhere reaviem mass will be sung at 9 am. for th repose of his soul. ~Interment Motint Olivet Cemetery. = Relatives and friends are invited. 10 FUREY. JAMES H. Suddenly Tuesday, March 8. 1932 at 5 p.m.. at_his residence 43 Rhode Island ave. n.w.. JAMES H., be: loved husband of Ellen Furey. Puneral from the above address Friday. March 11. at 8:30 am. thence to St. Martin's Church, where requiem mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 10 FUREY. JAMES H. Members of St. Peter's Command No. 134, Knights' of St John, will visit at the home of our late brother JAMES H_ FUREY, 43 Rhode Island ave. Thursday, March 10, 1932, 8 p.m. By order of the president. JOHN F. CONNER. * BISHOP SHAHAN'S FUNERAL MONDAY fu- | Fri- | Notice of | and daughter | on Tues- | Beaths. GAUZZA, STEPHEN. On Tuesday. March 8. 1934, at his residence. 355 Rock Creek Cnureh rd. nw. STEPHEN. beloved hus- band of the late Angela Gauzza and fa- the: of Vicior, Joseph. Rose and Stephen Guuzza. Jr, and Mrs. Mary Ronsisvalle and Mrs. Louise Torrillo. neral from his_late residence on Friday, March 1l. at 9 am. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church at 930 oclock. ~Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment St. Marys Cemeters. 10 HALL, COL. ~HARRISON Wednesday, March 9, 1932. at 7 pm. at Walter Ree: Hospital. COL. HARRISON HALL. ad- Jutant general's department of lst Corps Area, Boston, Mass. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louisa Hall, and daughter, Mrs. Esther Lowe. Services at Fort Myer chapel at 1 p.m. Friday. March 11. In- terment Arlington Natiohal Cemetery. HARRIS. IDA E. On Tuesday, March 8, 198z, IDA E. beloved wiie of Cuarles E. Hacris. Funeral irom her late Tesigence. %> Longieliow st. n.w.. on Friday, M il, ac $:30 a.m Chuich o1 the a tives and frien Interme; John's Cemetery, Forest Glen, Md. arted this life on HARVEY, NELLIE A. De; h Monday, March 4, 1932, at 7:45 a.m, at her residence, 1318 Fiorida ave. n.w LIE A, devoted wife of Robert W. Harvey sister of Mrs. Mamie Cheek, Mrs Pyatt and Joseph P. Turner, ) leaves mourn ~_her nephews and one niece, and Alice Carey, and many ot tives ‘and friends. resting tem- | Requiem ma. ativity ae 9 | t, St 10 porarily chapel Funeral from her coln Memo HERGESHEIMER. Maren 10, 193 J. Lyon, 20. . MARY E of the Tesidence Cemetery. MARY E. Mapie aged fate Notice of JARVIS, AUGUSTA LUCISE. On Mareh 8 1052, " the of daughter, Mrs. Emanuel Speich. AUGUS LOUISE ‘JARVIS, widow Gf the Tate Jo F. Jarvis. - She i3 survived s other datighter. Mrs. Merton | and a brother, Dr. Her New “York City. Funeral held at the home of Mrs 16th st., at 2 pm. Friday, terment’ private | LAWRENSON. ROBERT JAMES. On Wed- nesday. March 9, . at his residence. ROBERT JAME { Gertrude M £on. the | March 11. at 2 ment Cedar Hill Cemeters LEWIS, FLORENCE DRAWFORD. On Wed- nesday. A 9. 1932, at her residence. 3601 Conn. ave. FLORENCE DRAWFORD. beloved wife of George A Lewis and mother of Albert C' Lewis. Puneral Fri- gly.‘r¥:l’c(h 11, I.‘ J‘D . from Almus R. Deare’s funeral parlors. 1633 Conts. ave: Tnierment brivate. Flease omit Bowers: McCORMICK, EDWARD M. On Wednes- day, March 9, 1932, at his residence. 1209 X EDWARD M. McCORMICK, band " of Carrie McCormick. Funeral from the above residence on Sat- urday, March 12, at 8:30 am.: thence to St Dominic’s 'Church, where high mass it be jsung at' am. Tor the repose of ves' and friends invited. Interment Monunt Olivet Cemetery. 11 | McJORDAN, JOHN. _ Suddenly, _Tuesday March 8, 1932, JOHN McJORDAN. He| leaves to mourn’ their loss a wife, six | children. one sister. one brother, six | Dleces. 5ix nephews dnd s host of other | relatives and friends. Remains ' rest £ esley Washinxton's funeral home. 2053 Ga. ave. n.w. Puneral notice later. = GEORGE F. Suddenly, on Wed- 932, GEORGE F., beloved T. Morris (nee Gart- rom his late residence, 7 . n.w. Saturday. March 12, at i thence to St. Martin's Church, Where “requiem mass will be sald at § Siclock, for the repose of his soul Inter- ount Oiivet Cemetery. atiy and friends invited. e O OCKERSHAUSEN, LOUISE. March 9, 1937, at her residence. 827 Tuck- erman st. n.w., LOUISE OCKERSHAUSEN, | beloved wife of the late Conrad Ockers- | bausen and daughter of the late Leonard | and Elizabeth Eckert. sister of George | Eckert. Christian Eckert and the. laie Henry' Eckert, Funeral services at Hy. song’s funeral parlors. 1300 N st. nw Saturday, March 12, at 2 p.m. Interment 11 On Wednesday, Prospect ‘Hill Cemetersy. OCKERSHAUSEN, LOUISE. A N, A special meet- Ing of Warren G. Harding Chapter. No. | 31. O E. 8. will be heid at the Masonic | Temble 138 st. and New York ave. now. | Saturday, arch 12, at 1 pm.. for the Durpase’ of atiending the fneral of sar Song's pariore 190 R o AUSENG At iy 5, St e of the ‘Worthy matron, s i n Body Will Be Placed in Vault of Immaculate Conception Shrine. Bishop Thomas J. Shahan, rector emeritus of Catholic University, who died yesterday, will be buried in a vault in the Shrine of the Immaculate Con- ception, which he founded at the school. Solemn pontifical mass will be sung over the body of Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore at 10 p'clock Mon- day morning. Sunday night at 8 o'clock students of Catholic schools in and near the city will gather at the shrine and sing the Office of the Dead. Bishop Shahan, for 18 years rector of Catholic University of America, was an outstanding figure in Catholic educa- tional circles of the Nation. He was a founder and one of the editors of the Catholic Encyclopedia and founder of the National Council of Catholic Chari- ties, of which he served as president for some time. He headed the Catholic Education Association for 18 years, He had written and translated many books and contributed to Catholic magazines. In 1927 he was given the highest degree of Georgetown Univer- sity, doctor of canon and civil law. A native of New Hampshire, he had studied in Germany, France and Rome, as well as in this country. Lo A Deaths Reported. Johanna Ryon. 87. 809 Varnum st. Jane Robinson. 79. 6 I st. B T James Long, 72, Little Sisters of the Poor. George Pindley, 63, St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital 59, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- Pena V. Bowie, pital ge. 57. 623 Md. ave. De. Ll;]h‘ F. Heflin, 48, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Virginia G pita Annible Jucerti, 43, Emergency Hospital Samuel Sahm. 39, Garfield Hospital. Bessie Pruner. " 3). 2421 Observatory pl Infant of Odie and Mary Swann, 14 hours, 3627 M st Mary Meade. 69, Freedmen's Hospital Catherine Wise, 56. 330 L st. 5.W. Alexander Vaughas, 50, Georgetown Hos- pital . 45. Garfield Hospital liberculosis Hosp! 32. Emergency Hospital \ Gallinger Hospital. ‘The City Council of Northwood, Eng- land, has received more than 100 offers to adopt Nobby, a cart horse and ex- war steed, which, it has been an- nounced, is too old to work. FOUND. ) DOG. large male, curly hair; apply Animal Rescue Leagye, 340 Md. ave. s.v and BRACELET, platl Dphires and _one dowrtown section Bo: D, Staromee. ____* COLLIE—Male, 2 years old, and white, wearing green’ collar. Rew 1347 Onk nw olumbia_5399. Lo s DOG—White and black_poodle, with harness and tag No. 12030, Return 4834 16n st. Columbia 3799 —— Belglan _police dog, tan. injured left rear leg, in vicinity of 15th and K sts. n.W. on March 7th; tag No. 13528; reward. 1328 V st. se. n.w rown and white: answers to Strayed from 304 F st. n.w.. ict 6837, DOG—Tan_ kingese; strayed from RO Tn TReward: Adams 1o DOG—Please return red and white collie, named “Sandy.’ strayed from 325 H n.e Sundny. Pet of elderly persan. - FOX TERRIER—White and biack, female; tag 19015. Reward. North 3926, ~ ¢ FOX TERRIERWire-haired, white. bobbed U Reward if returned to 5325 5th st. n.w. | Georgla 1470-0. " *” KEYS—Bunch of keys, lost probably on Mt. Vernon Place. Address Box 256-E. Star office. KEYS—Bunch of keys on long, heavy chain: lo in vicinity 3121 Mt. Pleasant; reward. Columbia 4852-3.° MONEY—_Will the person who found & larke sum of money. in bills, in the neighborhood of 5th and H sts. ne. Saturday afternoon lease return it to me and receive reward? is my life savings. W. E. Swain, 414 G st.ne. MUFF—8mall ermine mufl, in neighborhood Th and Farravut now. Finder call National 1146, Reward. ROSARY—Lavender crystal; March 5, or r St. Aloysius Church. Reward. 10 s, S8Kipp: Schwartz, 1911 P 5 SUIT CASE—Lady initials “F. A. E. Union Station; reward. Ph 288 WAICH. silver, open face; Wed. beiween 11 am and 1 pm., vicinity 18th and K. I4th ard L and 14tk and F. and 15th and ave. nw.: rew Call Metr [t WEDDING” RIN . to C. M. EDITH E. SPENCE. On' Mon- QUISENBERRY, 'lnlgr.lmgi S QR 08 day, March ' 7, 1932, QUISENE devoted husband of . son of Volley and ERRY, Yadeline” Quischbere e late e mberry, brother of Garland Quisenberry and Mrs. Marguerite Sollers and father of Phyllis and June uisenberry. - Remains resting at the W, lest_Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. D.w. Puneral Priday, March 11, at 1 p.m. {rom the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 10 RAYMOND, WALTER. Departed this life on Wednesday. March 9, 1932, WALTER RAYMOND of 1410 8th st. n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted wife, one daughter, father, mother, one brother, eight sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the chapel of the George B. Clarke Co., 1416 Tla. ave. ne. rrouneral Sunday.” ifarch . p.m.. from Metropolitan Metho- dist Church at Pomonkey, Md. 1 RICHEY, DAISY ROSS. On Tuesday, March 8 1932, at her residence. 3813 Pearl st. Philadelphia. Pa.. at 5: 34 ROSS RICHEY. beloved late Richard and Virgi s, sister of Mrs. Anna Henson. E. Pumphrey. H. Green and Mrs. H. Ross. neral ‘Saturday, March 12, from Barnes' undertaking es lishment, 614 41, st. sw. at 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. ROBINSON. ELLA. On Sunday. March 6, 1932, ELLA ROBINSON. sister of G. R. Newman and M. J. Moore. Funeral Sun- day, March 13,"at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chirch, 1432 You 5 13 RQGERS, WILLIAM J. On ‘Thursday. March 10, 1932, at his residence, 3117 i(:]:::a [ !anuAFn‘a J. ROGERS. | usban: ary R. . No- tice of funeral later. o™ SANFORD. FLORENCE A. On Tuesday. March 8. 1932, at her residence. 110 Port- land e.. FLORENCE A. SANFORD. be- loved ‘wife of Philip Watson Sanford. Fu- neral late Tesidence Friday, m.. thence to Church of Congress Heights, D. C. said at 9 am. 'for the Relatives and friends Invited. " Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- Y. 10 SHAHAN. REV. THOMAS JOSEPH. Wednesgan Laren 5. 1932 ot n reo gdence, 2938 Upton st_n.w.. the Most Right Rev. THOMAS JOSEPH SHAHAN. aged 75 years. Remains will lie in_ state at his Tesidence until Saturday night when they &ill be removed to the National Shrine Crypt, where they will lie in state from ll’oh:nmieis;:‘nfl‘l"éq‘&?e‘“ Monday, March 14, 'm ‘mass will be sung &t 10 am. Interment at the National 13 repose of her soul, Shrin SHAHAN, TH nerehy CoMRcl oMoy, o . of € of e th of I N Right. Rev. THOMAS JOSEPH SHAMAN | £7d Sre requested to meet at his Inte res: ld!n.:lh ‘Z'?EUDWH st. n.w,, Priday, March " FRANCIS X. CAVANAGH, Chaplatn. JOHN E_BURNS, 5 1S J. NILAND, P‘.J lx‘ SIMPSON, ROBE] g Dita 3 of Burke. ‘Va._beloved husband’ of Marie | Simpson ‘(nee ‘Montanari). Remains rest. ing at the funeral home of Perry & Walsh, 29 H st n.w. Funeral Saturda: tiomat "Cimeters, Relotines \pat Gy e TY. elatives and ’fl!lli SWITH. HARRIETT A. On Thursd March 10, 1032, in her ffty-secand yea HARRIETT A. SMITH, beloved wife of H. R.Smith. Puneral services at Saffell chapel, 5th and H sts. n.w.. on Saturday. March 12, at 2 pm. Interment in Con- gressional Cemetery. 11 on STOKELY. FORREST WILLIAM. JR. Wedresday, March 9_1932. at 9 p.m. at Children’s Hospital. FORREST WILLIAM Jr. beloved infant son_of Forrest and Ethel Stokely (nee Van Riswick) of Clar- | endon, Va. ~Puneral notice later. SUGGS. ANNIE MYRTLE. On Wednesday, March 9, 1932, at her residence. 903 North Carolina’ ave.’ s.e.. ANNIE MYRTLE, be- | Joved dauehter of Daisie Covington and | beloved wife of Clvde Suggs._ She is also | survived by eix children. FPuneral from the W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw. on Fridav. March 1L 3 pm. Intermient Cedar Hill Cem- TURNER, JOSEPH P., SR. Departed thi life Monday, March 7. at 9:30 am.. Freedmen's 'Hospital. JOSEPH P. TUR. NER. Sr. devoted father of Mrs. Mamie Cheek, Mrs. Alice Pyatt and the late Mrs. Nellie' A. Harvey and Joseph P. Turner. ir: grandfather of Harold. Prancis Alice” Carey. He also leaves other rel tives and many friends to mourn his d parture. Remains restine temporarily John T Rhines' funeral 1 p.m. Friday. March 11: thereafter a 1ata' vesiderce, 1218 Florica ave. n w. neral Sunday, March 13, at from his lats residence. coln Memorial Cemetery. TURNER. SOLOMAN M. Suddenly. Satur- day. March 5. 1932.° st 7:50 pm. at dmen’s Hospltal. SOLOMAN M. TUR- . aged 17 vears. beloved son of Mury Waddy. He also_leaves ta mourn their Joss one sister. Virginia Wrisht. and a host of “other relatives and friends. The Temains resting at Wesley Washington's funeral home. 2053 Ga. ave. n.w. Inter- ment Lincoln Cemetery Friday, March 11, at 2 p.m. Notice of funeral later. WHITING. HARRY S. On Wednesd March 9. 1932. at his home in_Saratos Calif., HARRY 8. husband of Lucy Cor- mack Whiting, son of the late Harry C. and Sally M Whiting and brother of Mrs. Jobn H. Pinney of this city. Puneral services Priday. March 11. at 2:30 p.m., at the chapel of Cvpress Lawn Cemetery, San Praneisco, Calif. RINE LYNCH. On Wed- . 1932, at_her residence, Jolum A, nW. Washineton. D . CATHERINE LVNCH WOOTTEN. daushter of the late Patrick and MODERATE PRICES. * A—9 In Memaoriam. BARBOUR, MARY AND WILLIAM H. Sacred to ‘the memory of our lovini moth MARY BARBOUR. who entere into t peaceful rest seven years ago today March 10. 1925. and our father, WILLIAM H. BARBOUR, who died April 19, 1923 Rest on, dear mother, thy labor is o'er, Thy % hands will toll no more. t mother. most true and Kkind, ier mother we could never find. of us'she did her best. God grant her soul eternal rest, cates were open, gentle voice sald, “Come.” With farewell unspoken She gently entered home, of pain and sorrow of peace and rest other, 1 rest WILLIAM, In sad but lovin LDREN, A" AND RALPH T deis father, WADE & iiis life one yea? to rest: ] cold ch s my troubled heart, my eyes with tears, has robbed me of the one was mine for years. gone to a better For death T thoust there comes & ery, d you die? low and sweet. hild, but only thy labor is o'er, I no more. most true and ar caddy hands w never find. part_again OTED DAUGHTER, SONORO H. THOMAS H. In loving rememe ae: MPTON, ars ago many When otf nome (o rest GHTER, REONA. The golden gates were opened, A gentle voice said “‘Come v arewell unspoken He calmly_entered home. DAUGHTER EUREATHA. ¢ MORRISON, ALMATHA. In sad- but lo ing remembrance of ' my dear mothes ALMATHA MORRISON, who died 31 years g0 today, March 10, 1901 HER DAUGHTER., NETTIE. ® NAUMANN, JOHN T. In sad but loving re- dear husband and membrance of our father, JOHN T. NAUMANN, who departed this lite one year ago, March 10. 1931 HIS WIFE. KATE, AND CHILDREN. NAUMANN, JOHN T. In sad but loving remembrance of our father and father-i law, JOHN T. NAUMANN. who left us one year ago today, March 10, 1931 Gone, not forgotten. JAMES AND IRENE. * EDWARD. In sad but loving re- memi of my dear husband, ED- WARD NEWTON. who left us one year ago today, March 10, 1931 Surrounded by friends T am lonesome, In the midst of all pleasure I'm blue Smiles on my face. my heart aches, Longing, dear Eddie, for you. As I loved you, so T miss you In memory You're alwars near. Loved. remembered. longed for aiways, Bririging many a silent tear. My heart cannot tell how I need you. My 1ips do not know what to say. God elone knows how I miss you In my | homs today. HIS LOVING WIFE, NELLIE NEWTON. the stars are shining tonight sad and lonely grave, NEWTON. dearest father. ed. but could ni The day's don’t seem as happy. The sun don't shine as bright Since you were calied away, dear dad, To God's eternal light HIS LOVING CHILDREN. ® PIXTON. HAZEL B. In sad but loving ree membrance of our dear daughter and sis= ter. HAZEL B. PIXTON, who left us four years ago. today, March 10, 1928. Four long years, dear Hazel, we've lived without you. But your spirit has lingered near, To try to cheer our heartaches And dry our falling tear. THE PAMILY. THOMAS, EDWARD JOHN. Sacred to the memory of my devoted son_ and our be= loved brother, EDWARD J. THOMAS. whe entered into est one year ago, March 10, 8 MoTuER. BROTHERS ND SISTER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel a1 H m NE Ambulance_service. Lincoln 0524 LM (GAWLER CO “ Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 M St. A Pot. 4178, 4171, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Ehons west sosd, GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M ST. N.W. West_oiss. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor comnected with the original W. R. Spears establishe ent 1009 H St. N.W, Phone Nationa! 2892, ormerly M8_F_St. N.W. TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 ALMUS R.SPEARE Suceceding the Original W. R. Speare Co. 533 Connecticut Ave: ' Decatur 6342, Esiablished 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 16th St. N.W. Phene North 8047, WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Sth ST. S®. LINCOLN 0530 W. W. DEAL & CO. 1 LINCOLN_8300. " CHAS. S. ZURHORST ST CAPITOL ST. Lineoln 6372, Phy 1 A.J.SCHIPPERT & 1804 M St. NW. North 2827 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REAS( _738_Sth St. N.W. J. WILLIAM L FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUAM 232 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384. 1388, Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i 2. Modern Chapel. Teiepnone N ational 2473 save. ABLI e SONS, ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. 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