Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, W. ASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932 * A9 Friday at 8:30 A.M., 300 more fine quality Tropical Worsteds go into this great Sale. ‘ MEens 525 AND $2() TrROPICAL WORSTED UITS | Standard Raleigh Qualities...All Silk Trimmed 157 Plenty of Large Sizes TO wonder men have been flocking to Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear store . . . never in all our history have we sold such fine Tropical Suits at so low a price . . . and now we've replenished every size range ... for regulars, shorts, stouts, short-stouts, and longs, sizes 35 to 46 . . . each suit is of Raleigh standards—fine fabrics, cleverly styled, and superbly tailored + .. in rich browns, tans, grays and blues. No Charge for Alterations $2.50 to $4 PAJAMAS $1.55 #1 and §1.50 NECKWEAR 68c $8.00 Raleigh SPORT SHOES $ 4.85 $15 to $20 SPORTS COATS $7.95 “Manhattan” Shirts and Shorts 38¢ $5 & $6 Knox STRAW HATS $2.15 $7.50 Sports TROUSERS $4.95 50c and 35¢ HOSE 29c¢ $7.50 Raleigh PANAMAS $3.85 Open a Charge Account 30-Day Accounts ILLS for 30-day accounts are ren- dered at the end of each month and are payable during the follow- g month. Extended Payment Plan UR Extended Payment Plan en- ables you to di ments conveniently months—without any de your pay- over several interest charges. @ WASHINGTON’'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE @ RALEIGH HABERDASH 1310 F Street [RWIN G. PRIEST DIES AT HOME HERE Identification and Applica- tion of Colors. Trwin G. Priest. 46. one of this coun- sclence of color. died Tuesday night 1 at his home, 3418 Rodman street. His death followed a cerebral hemorrhage. Mr. Priest's work at the Bureau of Standards brought him recognition as {a leader in the science of color and its applications. His colleagues say he did more than any other man to de- velop the experimcental and theoretical foundations necessary for sccurate color standardization. He was most successful in developing precise color ncmeénclature, methods of color meas- urement and in basing color specifica- | tions upen accurately determinable lqumutles Optical Society Leader. As a result of his work the identifi- cation of a given color is no longer a matter of mere eyesight, but can be | determined with ~mathematical cer- tainty by use of instruments. He was a charter member, secretary of America, and was an important fa tor in the growth of that organization ‘ Mr. Priest was b-rn at Washinaton | Township, Ohio, on January 27, 1886. ‘Afl,er graduating from Ohio State Uni- | versity he was appointed to the scientific staff. of the Bureau of Standards on . | July 5. 1907. “At the time of his death Ihe Wi chief of the colorimetric wcrk of the bureau. Funeral Rites Today. He attended the session of the In- ternational Illumination Congress and e W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 BT N e FUNERAL PIPE Service that 1. Scientist Noted for Work in| |and president of the Optical Soclety | | S S S ARSI AR R RN RS S A A A A AR A A A A A A A A A S RS ! ESTABLISHED 1900 Wm. B. Sardo & Company DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel ORGAN BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Scientist Dies | | | try's outstanding authoritles on the| TRWIN G. PRIEST. the International Congress on Illumina- | tion in Qreat Britain in September, 1931, as a special representative c{ the Department of Commerce. neral services will be held at his home at 4:45 p.m. today. Rev. | Pierce will conduct the service. Burial | will be in Loudonville, Ohio. Mr. Priest |is sunxwd by his mda“ \ BOYS BAND T0 PLAY An nuldmr concert by the Washing- | ton Boys' Independent Band will be| held tomorrow evening at the Ecking- ton Recreation Center, First and T streets northeast. The concert will be followed by the presentation of his- torical moving pictures and other fea- tures. Attendance each Tuesday and Fri- day is increasing weekly, it was anmounced by the Community Center Department A full daily program of activities is being conducted. et Births Reported 1t 8. and Marie Dabney. girl twine fie ‘and Katherine Zevgolis. 'wirl twits . boy. Wiikine G Marcia Behoeftel i “Willisene' K. Garbr! Helen E. Waller, by, and Annabelle E_ Thorne, boy. Helen 2. Brewer. boy oy Boy k. Boy S is Distinctize SE R\ IC}. 1$ {&w\\\\\“\m\m\\\\\\\\\u\“\\&\\s\\\m 412 T MINIMUM C()\fl’l ETh FL\I-R AL. LIncoln 0524-9244 ST REEBE N.E! SO SR SN I AN RN 535 SUCCESS onr S ’ &\\‘\\\s\s\\\\s\\\m\\“\\\\\\s\\vm\m\«\m SIS AAARAANNAN Inthe standard and ha Ryan serzvice 1 u.‘!r”’l/ thought duct any t fact that 9§ Perfectl establ s the Our d study funeral cd ttendai Terence. v can appor fi L 1 extra charge. T Atlantic 1700-1 sired. a frices, ¢ Funeral | fact, can do this— We have 6 parlors, 3 strong. Records show that of funerals in Washington. In Case of . Any Family Ryan Service hinent of this service ¢ never dres vears 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. —claims to be the largest Undertakers in the city. one of the largest in the world. hearses, cars and ambulances. than some whole funerals amount to. Can Afford ta certain Ind today refinement ed from i nt i experience, perfectly afford R) cral /wnr‘. I hese e if de- Music sentials are offered or lete 701. our ¢co funeral James T. Ryan Director Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 In That is why we Complete Funeral 65 The Whole Funeral, Casket and All. chapels, branch offices, 14 We giv€ you Free more We are big and we serve the largest volume Death, Call The Greater Chambers Co. 14th, cor. Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 _| " wesi virginia—Partly cloudy. prob- ! U.G.B.! evening at the recreation center | | | ARLINGTON RITES HELD | Mrs. Betty Dent Smith, Daughter of Late Judge, Buried. Mrs. Betty Dent Smith, daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Lewis Dent of this city, who died Sunday at her Sum- mer_home on Shoreby Hill, Jamestown, R. 1, was buried yesterday in Arling- ton National Cemetery. Funeral serv- ices were held Tuesday at her Summer home. Mrs. Smith, who was the niece of Mrs, U. 8. Grant, wés the wife of Henry Gerrish Smith. She also is sur- | vived by a dsughter. Mrs. Betty Dent | ‘Walker; a son, Charles Raymond ' Smith, and three grandchildren. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Local thunder- showers_tonight and probably tomor- row: not quite so warm tomorrow after- noon and night: gentle southwest shift- | ing to northwest winds. Maryland—Local thundershowers to- | night and probably tomorroy; not quite s0 warm tomorrow afternoon and night Virginia—Local thundershowers to- | { night and tomorrow; not much change |in_temperature. 1 | ably Iocal thunderchowers tonight and | tomorrow; somewhat cooler tomorrow. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. grees. Inches. 85 20.97 82 2993 8 2993 ki 29 89 8 am, 78 29.90 Noon . 82 2990 Highest. 89, 12 30 pm. yesterday. Year ago. €4 Lowest, 175, ago, 76. ! Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm. . Midnight .. Today— 4 am. ( 5:00 am. today. Yeer Tide Tables. (Furniehed by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 10:32am. L 457am. 11:03pm 5:16 pm. The Sun and Moon, \ Rises. ! 8un, today .. 4:59 Sun. tomcrrow 5:00 Moon, today.. 9:46pm. | Automcbile lights must be turned on ! | one-half hour after sunset Ralinfall. Monthly rainfall in Inches in the Capital (current mcnth to date) R:‘rm’d 52 ‘84 91 ‘89 89 ‘00 86 ‘Tomorrow. 11:16am. 544am 11:48pm 5:59 pm | High Low . | High Low Sets. August . September .. .... October November | Dacember Portland, Me. | Portland. Ores. 3 Raleigh. N C time. today.) re. Weather London, Ensiand... | Parie. Prance | Vienna, Austr Cloudy Cloudy Marriage Licenses. etia place. 8. Va. Rev Joseph M. Gay. 22, 84 U st. and i, Coston. 26, New Bern, X. C. Rev Tanner. E Hoodwin. 39, Jared Haygen 8. Staniey Kates. 24. and Adeline Liver- man. 23, both of Boston; Judge Robe:' E. Mattingly. iche L Bowman. 21. and Martha L. 20, both of Richmond; Rev. H. M X Jackson. 55, 1006 26th st. Alverta Wilson, 46, 1006 26ih st.; Rev H_Ford Russe.] R. Rodman, 24, Western and Park aves., and Olive M Brady. 30. Western and Park’ aves ORev. C. K. Fereuson ‘Seorsc s, Dyer. Ga.0a7 Vao pve, sw. Maybelie L Simmons. 22, 703 C st Rev. Raphael M. Burke Francis Brown. 22, 1508 13th st and Susie Betting. 20. 68 R st;; Rev. Robert Anderson George W. Brown. 24, 125 G st. s.w., and Catherine H.' Carroll, 22, 125 G st. s¥. | Rev. Repheel M. Bprke. ! Phillip Campoell 31, 921 8th | Bliss Kemplinger. 22, '2510 24th . 4h <t me., olmar Manor, and John and sw st, Judre Rovert E. iattingly. Edward H. Thom . 916 Liberty st sw. and Edith Clark. 18, 38 Myrile st. ne | Rev. B_ H_ Whiting | LOST. | ATREDALE Male: gray and tan ard._Phone Adams 076 et | BILLFOILD—Man's: _aboard City | Warhineton, esday evenine. Ju coniaining driver's permit and mones. cral reward. Col. 8078 G BIFOCAL SPECTACLES—Tortoise shell. in Diamond taxi, July 20, between Bouthern Building and Navy Yard, between 2 and 3 o'clock. Reward. Met_0862. BOSTON BULL. male, part white face and chest; had on ‘breast strap. no license; re- Ward. _Call Emerson 4311. e CERTIFICATES NOS_ 4874_ 5158, 750 8037 for certain shares of stock of the Lovala Perpetuail Buiiding " Assoclation ot Baltimore City. ~ A suitable reward will be given if finder will retuin same to the un- dersiened. Robert Biggs, Union Trust Blds.. Baltimore. Md DIAMOND CLUSTER I | if_found end returned. Decatur st b DOG—Near Park Lane, Vi White fox terrier, with brown face. | name “Navy.” Finder please notify Comdr Wilkinson, Rosslyn, Va. Phone Wainut 8729. Reward. GLAESES—Pair of glasses, leather case, last | night. Sylvan Theater grounds. Phone | Adams 0343 Rew . HANDBAG, containing money and driver's Finder may retain money for re- d malil or return bag and nemm to 3114 C st n.w. POCKETBOOK—Blue and white leather Anscostia car going north or from 9th ‘and D to Lansburgh's store. containing two keys n uise. Heward, Return to 1513 Tou S5 Por Ein ¢! old dox. of Lib: and permit. nw.: containing Ty and identification card. N. ¥. ward. North 1896, WEDDING RING—Gold, carved: initials and date engraved inside; July 18, at Chapel Point. Reward. Col 8598~ ~ * WRIST WATCH. Elgin. lady’s. in_northeast section: can identify. Reward. Phone Dis- trict 2900. branch 14i. or Atlantic 2788-W. WRIST WATCH. Bulova: lost on F or G st between 12th and 13th, Wednesday. Reward. 105 13th st. se. 2 BRINDLE BULL. Call Georsia 0197. REV. H. T. STEVENSON FUNERAL IS PLANNED Services for Pastor of Bethany Baptist Church to Be Held Friday. Funeral services for Rev. Hugh T Stevenson, 62, pastor of Bethany Bap- tist Church, who died suddenly Tues- day, will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the church. Burial will be in Fort Lin- coin Cemetery. ‘The casket will be open at the church from 4 to $ p.m. today. and for three hours preceding the services tomcrrow, Dr. Bteventon s survived by his widow. Mrs. Etta Stevenson. and two sons, Horace L. of Ch-vy Chase. Md {and ‘Perty Stevensori of Johannesbu:g South_Africa. Dr. Stovenson lived at 3400 Tenth street northeast. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Lawn party and supper, Nativity Chapel, Fourteenth street and Massa- chusetts avenue southcast, 5 p.m. Committes meeting, Knights of Co- lumbus, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m Meeting, League of Laymen's Re- treats, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting and supper, Amity Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Catholic Evidence TIL N street, 8 p.m. FUTURE. Luncheon, Washington Round Table University Club, tomorrow, 12:30 ym Congressional | to- University Club, lub, Guild Luncheon, Club Committee, morrow, 12:30 p.m Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Fraterni- | ty. Unlversl!y Club, tomorrcw, 1 pm. Deaths Repox ted. “Hckerson Clementsor Elinson. v A Flois Benjamin F. Virainia D Addie Owens A Her: ¥ Robi Plummer. will pital. Lonnie £ Joseph Wi Melvin Browr Elsic_Boiden Card of u,h:mka. HOLAS Irs, ar. aer Hospital AUTH HOLAS 1i_AUTH THE FAMILY. Tuesdas J\v 19. 1932 ANTER. OLA R 1 A Braths. REV. HUGH T. Buddenly, duly 19 1932 at s pm. Rev HUGH T. STEVENSON. beloved husband of Etta L. Stevenson and father of Horace L and Perry J. Stevenson, Casket will b open at Bethany Bap! Church from 4 to 9 pm Thursday and from 10 am. to 1 pm. Priday. Services at 1 pm. Reiatives and’ friends ‘invited 10 attend. 21 TUCKER. LIE G. On Wednesday, July 40, 1932, n' 5 pm., NELLIE G. TUCKER. beloved wi eorge £ Tucker. Re- 12 home of his m n. 414 North Capitol f i 3t3pm u 1ves ana friends ter msnt A'x'rn Cemetery, 2\1 STEVENSON, Thes nw * Ihy ¢ Culpepe WEITE, HERBERT COREY, July 20,19 t his r IAM D. On Ti beioved so: late Johann D he . Olivet Cemetery In Memoriam | BROOKS. ADA F. 1n loving me dear mother.. ADA 7. BROGKS. seven years aso today. July 21. 1925 EVA B.'WORKS BROOKS. LINA AND RICHARD. Iy p of o dear mother. LINA BROOKS. w] l"nlfl‘g this life twenty-two yes April 20, 1910, and o fath FXLHAHL) BROOKE. Iha died one aay, JI.Y 21, 1931 s BiY WAl /| | | i { the good and 1t back, de ¥e mother and BROOKS AND n.w FLETCHER. IRENE M "HU S.H\D FRENCH. HUGH. | JENKINS, JAMES § 8ON. ERNES] God HER LEVY. ISAAC i8aAc” Remembered and < cha MARSHALL. PAUL HONEY VIFE iE A GEORGL RIDGWAY, GFOT y ia‘her depar nd { ai2 RTUNE — " v 8. Gr CAROLINE v 2. CAROLINE V Church. Rocksiile. ville Union Cemet On Wednesday ok City. WILLIAM | G. beloved brotner of Mrs ide EWilson. & SWookiand and e, CEsma Remains resting at il 310 Wilson Boule Lusby home, Va from Interment in Colu Arlington _County, friends invited ADELAIDE THOMPSON. On Thurs- July 21, 1932 at 2:15 am. at her residence. 113 2nd st. se, ADELAIDE T Delovea “kite of Lyon 22% Wednesday al. ELIZA- ard C above_add ens Cem Relatives Va. and e’ Isnac 8. 23, at 2 pm MACNEIL, ELIZABETH A. July 20. 1932, "al Sibley BETH A.. b on Hosp D atholic Church. W 1670 vock am . followed by Atlinzton National Cemeters and iriends invited to aiter OWENS. ADDIE. Departed this life Mon day, July 18, 1932, ADDIE OW! Re- mains may be seen after 8 pm. at the R c. rdson's funeral ch e nw. Church, Rev ‘Smalivood ofciating. Int ment Payne's Cemetery. REYNOLDS, MAUDE J. On Tuesday. July 19. 1932, at Sibley Hospital. MAUDE J REYNOLDS, the beloved wife of C. W. Reynolds of 219 T st Funeral_from Hanlon's chapel. 641 H st ne. on Satur- July 23. 20 2 pm. T G wocy ‘Cemetery. Relatiies RICHARDSON, ALICE LABERTA. Thu: day, July 21, 1932, ALICE LABERTA, widow of the 'late James L. Richardson. Remains resting at Joseph Birch's funeral parlor. Services at Onk Hill Chapel, Sat- urday, July 23, at 11 o'clock. 22 EOBINSON. BERNARD. Departed this Jife on Sunday. July 17, 1932, BERNARD ROB- INSON. Remains resting at R. C. Rich- ardson’s funeral church, 1700 Vermont ave. nw. until 8 pm. Thursday, July 321; thereafter at the residence of his friend, 32 Florida ave. ne. Funeral services Priday, July 22 at | pm. at the above residence. Rev. 'R C. Richardson officiat- ing. Interment Payne's Cemetery. SMITH. BETTY DENT. ‘On Monday 18, at her Summer home. in Jamesiown, R’ I, Mrs. BETTY DENT SMITH. wife of Henry Gerrish Smith of New York and Jamestown Private funeral services at Jamestown on Monday. Burial on Wed- nesday at Arlington Cemetery, Washing ton, D. C. SPINKS, BEATRICE. Departec Saturday. July 16. 1932 at Ga piial, BEATRICE SPINKS. She their loss a_loving mother. Boinks: three children. . one. Sster . (wo brothers and two nieces. Remains resting at Ruth Dabrev's funeral home. 4 n.w. Puneral Fridav. July 22 at § am. from the Holy Redeemer Inlerment Mourt Olivet Cemetery. July this life ger Hos- eaves 1o Martha 1 __FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN R“WRIGHT co. _1457_10th_8t. N.W. _ Phone North 004 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 gtn ST LINCOLN 053 ILLIAM LI FUNERAL DIR CREMAT( PA_AVE. N.W } '.\"\4 NS 232 ATIORAL ALFRED B GAWLER WALTER A GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER G JOSEPH SONS Established 1850, Chapel Cremations Lady attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: i Frank Geier’s Sons Co. o | i sEEmTE o% R W, National 2473 the Original W. R. Soea nnecticnt Ave. Decatur CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL_ST. Phone Lincoln 07 _]EJsephA F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M kéls‘\’r\\”m.‘ s W W. DEAL & CO. LINCOLN 8200 _ LM LM GAWLER CO ..~ Funeral Directors - LEONARD 1. G 1a00 w st KRRVARD M. Gawiem, | GEO. W. WISE co. V. L. SPEARE C0. Neither the successors with the original W. R ment Phone National 2892 Formeriy 10 nor connected Speare establish 1009 H St. N.W. 0_F_St. N.W. _____FUNERAL DESIGNS. . GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE PRICES ~ PHONE NAT. 0108 Open Evenings 14th & EYC and Sundays Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Phompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic_expressive_inexpensive CEMETERIES, Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY MONUMENTS. ST SELECTION IN D. C. MONU) D STATUARY Do mol bate the selection of the familw monument on photographs shown by ped- or asents. as vou may be decelved Reduced prices for 30 da Ja Biadensburs. Roebuck,