Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 9

%-Inch Garden Hose The Very Best 2-Brai Special Sale Friday and Saturday For Mother’s Day Beautiful Hydrangeas Large, Handsome Blooms— Pink and Blue 89c—$1.49—51.98 As to Size Great Big Geraniums All Colors—in Full Bloom 39c Each Extra Fancy Rambler Rose Bushes Inrul Boom. €1 Q8 Regular $3.00 value Spring Flowering Bulbs Gladiolus—Capital City Mixed. S0c per Dozen Double Pearl Tuberoses, 50c per Dozen Elephant Ears Large Bulbs, 15c Ea. Mammoth Bulbs, 30c Ea. We Are Headquarters for Lawn and Garden Tools. Lawn Mowers High-Grade, Ball-Bearing $7.00 to $26.00 12Y,¢ Per Foot Molded Hose Nozzles, 50c each F.W.Bolgiano & Co. 607 ESt. N.W. . 0091 National WE DELIVER TO CITY AND SUBURBS - THE EVENING ‘RETIRED OFFICER’S WIFE } DIES ON WAY HERE | | \ o——— | Mrs. Katherine Penrose to Have Entered Walter Reed Hospital Atter Florida Stroke. Mrs. Katherine H. Penrose, 51, wife of Col. George H. Penrose, Quarter- master Corps, U. 8. A, retired, died yes- | terday on a train en route to Washing STAR, WASHINGTON, ton, where she was to have entered Walter Reed Hospital. She became il while in Florida. Mrs. Penrose was the daughter of the late William Oden Hugart, lumrm ident of the Grand Rapids and In Railway. The body was taken to Tabler funeral home, 928 M street, where it will remain until Saturday, when it will be buried at 11 am. in Arlington National Ceme- tery. Italy expects an early reduction in unemployment. D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1932. GEN.BIRMINGHAM DIES| FIRM'S PRESIDENT DIES lHRS. 0. I. JAMIESON AT AGE OF 78 YEARS | Retired Officer of Many Wars Passes Away at Walter Reed Hospital. Brig. Gen. Henry P. Birmingham, U. 8. A, 'retired, died yesterday at Wal- | ter Reed Hospital after an illness of several weeks. He was 78 years old and had been retired in 1918, but was actively engaged as head of the hos- pital at the U. S. Soldiers’ Home for 11_years thereafter. Gen. Birmingham was born in Brook- 1yn on March 15, 1854. He was a grad- | uate of the University of Michigan, where he received his degree in medi- cine in 1878. He was a veteran of In- dian campaigns, th Spanish-American War, the Philippine insurrection and was with the Army of Occupation in Cuba. He also had served in the Med- ical Corps during the Warld War. He is survived by two sons, Maj. R. C. Birmingham of Minneapolis, and Wwilllam Birmingham ol Paris, France, and two daughters, Mrs. Everett Har- man of West Virginia, and Miss Clara Birmingham of this city. He made his home at 2022 Columbia road Gen. Birmingham will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors Saturday morning. Services will be held at 10 o'clock at | Walter Reed Hospital chapel. Births Reported. ‘arroll E_and Dora Ee Hunter. bov. urnard L. and Giadys Gilbert. boy. Albert H. and Mary boy. Joseph and Amelia Walfer L. and Sarah E. Crenshaw James W. and Lois E. Oor Merle and Doris T. Freema J. Stephens and Bl Andrew D. and Helen Q. Lo Virgil E. and Plorence N. Sto Russell and Bertha L. Hamilton, iwin girls. Richard and_Virginia Wharton. boy. Abert snd Releng Sharter. boy. Oscar and Edith Powell, boy. g\i Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service We ever strive to give cach individual case atten- tive service, to the end that we have an established reputation’as careful morticia [Perfectly appointed funeral home. Music if de- sired. Lady attendant. Thesc cssentials are offered without extra charge. For our complete funeral prices, call Atlantic 1700-1701. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. girl. irl 11l Phone {tlantic 1700-1701 REE! During the May Economy Festival A $450 PORCELAIN ENAMELED Water Cooler —With This— SMASHING CoLDsPOT Institate ouss ke P '“’9 Electric Refrigerator VALUE 4 @ CUBIC FOOT SIZE FOR a0 CASH THIS PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME DOWN DELIVERS THIS MODEL Small Carrying Charge Featured here is a record low price on Sears 4-Cubic-Foot “Coldspot” Electric Refrigerator, which comes to you with Sears famous guarantee of satisfaction. | 9104, betore 5 o'clock KITTE! | name Fluftins Thomas J. Woodward, 50, president of the Art Roofing Co., Inc., died late yesterday at his home, 5146 Klingle street. Mr. Woodward, a resident of Wi about 10 years, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anita C. Woed- ward. A native of New Orleans. he came to this city from Hartford, Conn. Pu- neral services have not been arranged. PROF. P. J. W'GOWAN DIES AT AGE OF 29 Heart Disease Is Fatal to Member! of Georgetown Faculty at Reading, Pa. Prof. Peter J. McGowan, S of the youngest members of th town College faculty, died early terday of heart disease at St Hospital in Reading, Pa. Although only 29 years old, he was regarded as one of the best teachers of Greek and Latin ever connected with Georg Several weeks ago Prof. McG condition causd him to go to Jesult novitiate at Wernersville, for a rest. Later when his h ble became aggravated, it was sary to send him to the hospital Prof. McGowan was born in Phila- delphia and after attending St. Joseph's High School there he entered the Seo- ciety of Jesus when 18 years old. He J.. one yes- the Pa., rt trou- neces- had finished his course in philosophy | and was to have started on his theo- logian course next After attending various the Jesuit order. he spent five years in England, where he attended Cam- bridge and Oxford Univ ities. He had returned to this country last Fall to join the Georgetown faculty as pro- fesspr of Greek and Latin Prof. McGowan is survived by his mother, Mrs. Horan of Philadelphia; & brother and four sisters, o & Sister of St. Josepn at Deaths Reported. T Bt. Elizabeth's Hosi gty a of whom is ville, Pa. . Providence Hospital Richard W _Reed. 3. Walter Reed Hospital Fannie Jackson. 64, 2743 12th pl Lanra Johnson. 60. 938 24th st Rebecca Shelton 0 Edna B. Mills Ethel Audrick Eugene Oucer, a al Arthur Crawford. 5. Georgatown Hospital Joseoh Bowle. 10 months. 107 18th &t ne ¥ m R. Jones, 8 months, Preedmen's Hospit: er Hosp Marriage Licenses. M. Harris. 29. 1329 11th st Frances L McGehro, 19, 1004 P st Robert E. g1y, Karl E_Perks. . and Gladvs D Pinching. 22. Z. Barrev Phillip: John J. Melzard, 37. 415 2nd st_n.e 634" 4th st. ne: Rev Annie Lyles. 39. F _Poore Ravmond Dearing. 23. 1804 9th st.. Christian. 429 11th st. 8% P. Chambers. 22. and Catharine Price. of St. Asaph. Va. Rev. Heher B Oshorne. 28. Washington. N. C. 3 Haxel v Tapio. 22. Cokato. Minn.: Rev Louis Judge 1330 L st and ‘Allan Rev. | R Bovd ») FOUND. PINGE Please © BRACELET. white g0l with 3 digmonds. in | fternoon. | | » - containing _mones. | Aowntown sheppine district. Wed Roward if_retnrned to 1847 Columbia 10348. ) RROWN POCKETBOOI driver's permit Calvert st. n.w. eic. in cab, between and Chalfonte Aot o in or | ~ent Wedpesdav evenins. Liheral Miss Thomps after 6 D 5. Pers ward _Call Col 2014." COIN PUR Re- “one eve. esday. from 11th Reward, n colored taxi 24 Conn. ave. white spot_ under Reward. National it rd. Clev nam raini Training Cle 0383 e Dist e T Maltese and White Tost from B Col. Reward. chanan_ st. between 4th and 5th n.w. ward for recovery or information. afiew,. - L Sy LOOSE-LEAF BOOKS (3). black. with num- bers on covers 33. 25, 25A; valueless except to ownsr Reward. Call W. C. Hunley. North 0023-J - PERSIAN CAT Blue T partly strayed from 317 W st Tuesday night. Reward. North 388 PIN—Biack onyx and marauesite pin tials “N. L' in center. Reward National 3362. ini- one POLICE DOG, tan. named “Frits 3565, Reward. A RING—Aquamari; between 15th and P._sts nw_Call Decatur 1589 O_PEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Spring Suits, $19.50 EASY TERMS—NO TRA COST EISEMAN'S, Tth & F i tag No. R green Kol and 17 Reward ng. K et and W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Comner Spring Road i Col. 0464 ! Adams 10341 DOCTORS Recommend Phones JCOT8e- | died at the age of 64, and for more F1ancis'| yer son has been a practicing attorn | here_since retiring from the House. and | 2¢.23. 2417 North Capitol | and | Oliver | | DAVIS, . Adams 8T10. | ck_and | | GUY. MARGARET G blind: | n.e | | HERNDON. HATTIE. DIES AT AGE OF 88 Mother of Former Iowa Repre- sentative to Be Buried on Saturday. Mrs. O. I. Jamieson. 88, mother of fcrmer Representative W. D. Jamieson of Towa, died late yesterday at her home in the Kenesaw Apartments. Puneral services will be held at 2:30 pm. Satur- day at the Central Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The body will be at Hines funeral parlors, Harvard street and Co- lumbia road, until 2.p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Jamieson, born in Ridgeway, Pa a city named for her ancestors, had been a resident of Washington since 1917. In 1908 her husband, editor of the Columbus Junction, Towa, Gazette than a year she published the paper Mnueilings. KAMINSKY. ABRAHAM. ‘The mon n the late ABRAHAM KAMINSKY. hus of Katie Kam! p.m. Sundav, May 8, of the Adas Israel Co Qards of Thanks HOPWO! NE! kind symy utes at t WOOD. LE_ROY. relatives and n sympathy and beautiful the passing of IVAN J We wish to athy e passi IVAN J. just _completed thesecourses when he | LOMACK: MARY WATK this method of Braths. HARRY M. Suddenly. on Tues- day. May 3. 1932, at’ his residence. 1403 L st. n.w. HARRY H_BARROWS. Services at {he §. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2801 14th st. n.w.. on Priday. May 6, at 2 p.m Interment Arlington National Cemetery. BOOTH. EFFIE GREEN. Departed this suddenly on Tuesday, May 3, 1932 10:30_pm.. wt her resi se., EFFIE GREEN BOOTH to ‘'mourn their loss two broth and Arthur Green: one sister. Prances. two nephews, host of othi tives and {r of funer; BRIDGES. DAISY. 1932, “at Tuberculosis Hospital BRIDGES, devoted Res the W 1432 You at. n.w BARROWS. Op Tuesday. May 3. DAISY st Not. W. ASHTON. B at 1:30 pm. 1308 T st. nw, W devoted son of Brown, brother of William H. and Mary resting at the W. Ernest Jary chureh, 1432 w today_ ' therea 1308 T st. n.w at 1:30 pm. from his late residence. ALBERT. On Monday. dence. Va., ALBERT. Burgess. On Tuesday. May at his residence. ASHTON BROWN. and _ Loretta son of 1932, funeral Amanda rt. John nlso lo Funeral P from his late residence. Testing st the John T. Rhines Co. home. 271 North Patrick st. Alex a. CLAYTON. ALEXANDER PATTON. Wednesdav. May 4. 1932. at George Wash ington University Haspi: ALEXAN! PATTON. beloved husban ard Clayton of 4601 Stanfor Chase. Md.. in his 43rd year from above address on Satur at 10 am Interment in tonal Cemetery DOW C. 1932, at Georze Hospital. DOW C.. aged 52 years, loved husband of Daisy O. Davis. Re: resting at H. X t's funeral 131 11th st. s.e. Interment Salem. W N. CHARLES RAY. On May 4 1932. CHARLES RAY. beloved band of the late Tda H._ Dean Fun services at the parlors of Almus R. Spe: 1623 Connecticut ave nw., Pridav. 8 at 11 am. Cemetery. FORSYTHE. day, M He y, May 7. nivon On Thursday. May Washington Univers! JAMES J. 3. 1932, JAMES J. FORSYTHE. beloved son of the late Jo M. Porsythe. Funer lei’s funeral parlors. May 6. at 10 o'clock a.m. ount Olivet Cemetery EFFIE. Temple. No. 9. I B are notified of the death of Daugh- EFFIE_GREEN _ Session of 0270 ursday. May 5. 1932 at 8 p.m.. at tb Elks Home. 15th and Que sts. nw. Py eral Sunday. at 1:30 pm Ebenezer Churc nd D sts. .. . No. 4 Morn Temple. No. 432, E_FANTROY, D. R E Porest P. d May 3. h, 4th Lodge. #5; Colum Departed t on Thursday, May 5. 1932, st 6 a of Trevanion Guy. Notice of funeral here- atter. HAMILTON. ANNA. beloved d nd Mary Q ter of Bridget Doughert: the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral 1400 Chapin n.w. on Priday. May 6. a.m.. thence to the Sacred Heart . where mass will be said at 9 am the repose of her soul. Intermeat Mount Olivet Cemetery Wednesday. May 4. 1932, HATTIE. beloved wife of Edward Herndon. Funeral from W. W. Deal’s fu- neral _home, . me. on Priday . & Interment Cedar ALICE M. On Tuesday at Providence Hospital ALICE M HILLER (nee Coates). beloved wife of William P Hiller of Benning. D. neral from her late residence. 1 worth ave. Benning. D. C.. Priday. May 6. at 8:30 am. thence to St. Margaret’s Catholic Church, Seat Pleasant, Md. where mass will be said at 9 am. Inter- ment Addison Chapel Cemetery. 4 KANE, HUGH A. Suddenly, on Thursday, May 5, 1932, af his residence, 701 $th st. ne. st 745 am. HUGH A KANE. be- loved husband of Catherine (Geier) Kane. Notice of funeral hereafter. = LANGFORD. JOHN D. On Wednesday. May 4. 1932, at ‘his residence, 443', ressee ave. ne. JOMN D. the beloved husband of Julian A. Langford. Funeral fr Wm, H. Sardo & Co. funeral chupe! H st. ne. on Priday, , at 3 Relatives and friends invis ate) Glenwood Cemetery. fowers. LEE. VERA. On Wednesday. May 4. VERA LEE. devoted sister of Clagett. Elia ~Smith. Louise Willie and Jackson Lee. Remalns rest at_the W. ‘Ernest Jarvis funeral cl 1432 Yon st. nw LEWIS, BE Mas 1. 1933 at’ Freedm BENJAMIN LEWIS. beloved { Della Lewis of 265 Easte unt Heights. Md loss several aunts »n relativ at Morrow & 1344 4th rd: Ay 7. at se. Rev. W. A. English ment Woodiawn Cemetery LINDSA' VILLIAM E. _ On y 4, 1932, WILLIAM E. LINDSAY. hus- of Pearl Lindsey. ' Remains Frazier's funeral home. 380 R. I n.w. Notice of funeral later. McDONALD SARAH ANNA. On May 3, Please omit 1932. ave 6 Remains | Interment’ st Glenwood Suddenly. on Tues- Officers_and members of O_E. of 0: Columbia | Johnson Wednesday. at On Providence Hospital. beloved wife of the late Dani mey_and mother of Dennis W, Twomey - Taltavall's’ funeral . Mth st and Spring rd. on Saturday. May T ai 8:45 am Requiem mass at St. Dominic’s Church at 9:15 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mo Olivet Ceme- € Wednesday. ay KATE A day. May 5 '1832, at Emergency Hespital MABEL ~LONG WAINWRIGHT. beloved Robert Wainwright. Notice of MARY DELLA. On Tuesday, 1932, 510 am., at_the resi- e of her daushter, Mrs_ J. H. Schom- nw. MARY DELLA an French War- ve Tesidence on 845 am. thence to e mass will be the repose of Intermeni Holy Rood Ceme- WILLIAMSON. WILLIAM. Suddenly. Mon~ day. May 2. 1933 his residence. 1250 LLIAM WILLIAMSC! Wesley Washington's _um rlor. 2053 Ga. ave. Funera | ay. May 3t 2 pm. from abov gersi parior.” Interment Lincoln Me stial Cemetery. Rev. R. A. Fairley of- - MARY ELIZABETH. On Thurs F iders. Ke: IZABETH WINES, Remains ome of 7. at 2 p, om the h 37 Conn”ave.. Kensinston it Rockviile Unlon Cemetery. WOOD. ARTIE. On Tuesday. May 3, t his residence. 1514 12th st ARTIE WOOD, devoled hu. rietla W of Daniel and Luey o eaves three sisters and other. Mrs Maria S imeral laier ‘Remaing Fnest Jarvis fu 1432 You st mw, s funeral On_Wednesday, May 4 YATES. wife of_John mother of Mrs_ Regina Sunday Memo In Memoriam MAGGIE E. In loving memory of rar daughter. MAGGIE E. BANKS, s life nine years ago to- .1”' Ma HEX SAD AND LONELY FAMILY ELY MOTHER AI.'B | GLASCOE, MARY 1923 HER. MARY E. SIMMONS. * LEOLA V. In sad_but loving of LEOLA V. GAGHAN"(nee Con- © died two years amo todsy, May In memory of our be- ed daughter and sister. MARY . LASCOE. who departed this life four s axo today, May 5, 193 She had a smile that every one loved, A heart as pure as gold To those who knew and loved her memory will never grow ald HER DEVOTED FAMILY. * HUMPHRIES. VIRGINIA GOLDSMITH. In loviag remembrance of my dear mother. VIRGINIA ~ GOLDSMITH = HUMPHRIES. who departed this lLife two years sgo to- day. May 5. 1830, You will never know your mother's eare | Until she is not around. | And never know her va | she is under ING DAUGHTER, | Ur | rov o a BERTHA BEN- | LEN. Tn sad but loving remem- father "and® grandfa:her. who departed this life ons ay 5. 1931 Gone, but not forgotten SON. TER-IN-LAW HIS AND MARY A loving remem- e 'gf our dear mother, MARY A. PHY\ who died three years ago today, May 5. 1929, The month of May once more is he To us the saddest of the yea Because three years ago today Our loving mother passed away HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * . BETTY. In sad but loving rement- © of my mother. BETTY PAYNE. who d,ghis life one year ago today. s gone, but not forgotten, 1 miss her every day. Tl meet her some sweet day. HER DAUGHTER. ROSA BROWN. * WALLACE, BETTY. cied to the memory | of my dear mother., BETTY WALLACE. :rq'lg left me ten years ago today, May §, e hands that always gave me help I ) . MAY ALEXANDER. “z‘,' In NEKAL DIRECTORS. Bstablished 1870 [JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 184 V. Phons Nerth oMY WILLIAM H, SCOTT | | °l"J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM | 332 PA. AVE. » NATIONAL 1384 1388. GAWLER WALTER A GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER JOSEPH AWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady attendast 1750-2-4 Pennaylv, Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5513-8513 | | NO BRANCH OFFICE Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 413, SEVENTH ST. MW National 2473 ALMUSR. SPEARE | 2 inecticut Aw Decatur o4 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 42 B St NE Lincoln 0524 AWLER CO ~ Funeral Direclors LEONARD M. GAWLER 1863 W Rt N.W. Pet. 4 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Thoue Nes ttes. GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M w Weat | Wednes- | ence | d’ wite Ser Int ay. May 4. 1 at her resi i st __LINCOLN 830%. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor with the original W. R. Speare t. uie National 2892 1009 H St. N.W. Formerly 010 ¥ 81, N.W. P.J. SAFFELL RVICE—REASONABLE. al ces | on | it AS LOW AS 23 A DAY P. O. Eiks. of sofrow.” u 1932, for the pur to the memory ¢ “LARENCE E. MORGAN Grand Lodse of N.W. N Call Col. 0432 Your health and the family’s are safe with “Coldspot”; a \ CHA‘MBERS 0 ston e shard AN e beautiful model built for trouble-free service. il Ambulances | iyt siiy oo Clean, Fresh and SANICTARY !J.‘Z,‘;“,‘“ ;",’_"”,,,, Frstan Charges Lowest in City r lb(:ln\‘r.; g :;-.m:”-’ué Take advantage of our Free Offer for Thursday, 34.00 "3,“’“.',’,':‘;,,5? b.C. Sl BN STl BT Friday and Saturday only, as well as this great B o opportunity to save more than ever. ____FUNERA A e t ,GEO. C. SHAFFER LORAL _EM! e OPEN UNTIL 9:3(0) P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY C. 5. Zurhorst, Jr. | MODERATE PRICES. PHO! You Will Be N oo %, o, | O S 7 14th & Eye Secretary and Sundays Eye More Pleased PARKER, WILLIAN BOUQUET SHOP, 732 17th St. —with the funeral services wpiixl. AMa. S 4 ! Floral tributs 30 up. Distriet 6335, provided by Zurhorst than rema Open_E es_snd Sundays. the cost would show. A serv- e £a i+ | Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. fce for any one and every PENROSE. KATHERINE HUGHART. . Sud- ienly, on Wednesday, May 4. 1982, KATH one, with 75 years of experi- ERINE HUGHART. wife 5 | | ence and satisfaction back H dFGK;E&’:KerQ al\:m(’ 1,.“1' [ retl | | g he Railway. Remains resting at | the Tabler funeral home. 928 M st nw. Milburn T. Zirkle. Mgr. [ SPRINGMAN JULIA 1932, EST. 1837 ‘st her home. in Los Angeies 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0372 Suddenly. at Gal- 1932, WILLIAM A meimber of L shing 2053 Georgia notice later ave. MONUMENTS. THE_LARGEST SELECTION IN D O. MONUMENTS AND STATUARY Do not base the selection of the family monument on photographs sRown by ped- diers or agents. as_you may be deceived. Reduced prices for 30 days JAS. E. DURT Sold at all “3” Sears Washington Stores 911 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. 3140 M St. N.W, 1825 14th St. N JLIA_L. SPRINGMANN. wife of th LA L O oNnemann and_ daughter the iate Hartholemew and Mary Digeins. foferment nt Arlington National Ceme: tery to be announced in the future. 3% AYLOR. MATTIE B. On Tuesday, May 3. TAVS MATTIE B. TAYLOR. wife of Wil- liam Taylor. sister of Mrs_Elvira Lee Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st Inter- ment Phiadelphia, Pa. May -FUNERAL- -DIRECTORS- BLADENSBURG ROAD AT 15th and H Cheice Lots and Sites Por Solo ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY