Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1932, Page 9

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Albans Overcoats that give you warmth with moderate weight This is the lowest price at which we have ever sold a St. Albans Overcoat. But all the cut- ting was done in the price tag—we didn’t touch the coat. It’s as fine as ever . . . Soft, fleecy effects, moderate in weight . . . comfortable and warm . . Luxuriously lined! All the new dark Oxford grays! SUITS that feature quality and hand tailoring—St. Albans Values! EXTRA TROUSERS $4 90% of this huge selection of St. Albans full winter weight Suits are featured in dark Oxford grays and blues—the most practical Winter colors . . . Unfinished Worsteds and Cheviots are the most popular fabrics « « . Hand tailoring and luxurious linings add to their quality Our matser tai- lors take a ‘“‘personal pride” in fitting you perfectly. : D. C, TUESDAY. |CHAMBERLIN FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORRDW Leaders of Bar Association and Active Justices to Serve as Honorary Pallbearers. Justin Morrill Chamberlin, prominent | Washington lawyer and a former presi- dent of the District of Columbia Bar Association, will be buried tomorrow in Rock Creek Cemetery after funeral services at 11 o'clock at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Connecticut avenue and Bancroft pllez He died November 3 at San Francisco. Frank J. Hogan, president of the Bar Association, acting for Mrs. Chamberlin and the association, has appointed as honorary pallbearers the justices of the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of the District, all living ex- presidents of the Bar Association, and :hlt organization's officers and direc- ors. ‘The honorary pallbearers are Justice Charles H. Robb, Justice Wendell Phil- lips Stafford, Justice William Hitz, Jus- tice Peyton Gordon, Justice Jesse C. Adkins, Justice Daniel W. O’Donoghue, Justice Joseph W. Cox, Justice James Proctor, Leon Tobriner, H. Prescott Gatley, James B. Archer, Stanton C. | Burkhart, Maj. Julius I. Peyser, Col. J. | Miller Kenyon, George P. Hoover, Ben- | jamin 8. Minor, John J. Hamilton, J. Spaulding_Flannery, C. F. R. Ogilby, | Frank J. Hogan, Lucian H. Vandoren, George E. McNeil, e C. Gertman, William W. Millan, Samuel McComas Hawken, Milton W. King, F. Rcmx Noel, Frederick Stohlman, Richard E. Well- ford and Godfrey L. Munter. F.UNI:I!!{ALS kgl lmmg,b @3 'm//';/%' f? EATER PR e ¢ hambers: Co Ry C One of the largest under- takers in the world. Each price is a complete funeral, cars and all. Plain, neat gray ca ket and Square, gray cloth, 375 neat, good quality. . Excesfion:lllyh fair grade cloth, any 895 color .... Soli(:¢l mest;l casket, lead . 205 Couch mhl—lbg Sl 65 whole funeral .. CHAMBERS 3 Chapels, 6 Parlors, 15 Cars—Does the Greatest Volume of Funerals in Washington Cor. 14th & Chapin N.W. Phone Col. 0432 EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F ALL-WOOL SUITS WORTH $25 JLy NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 INDECEMBER $6IN JANUARY $6 INFEBRUARY Long wearing wor- steds in smart single and double breasted models. Scores of shades and patterns to choose from. Stylish browns, tans, greys and blues. Every suit a big bargain at $18. i Don’t hesitate to open a charge ac- count. Nothing down — pay $6 a month, starting in December. NOVEMBER 15, Peelle, Jonn Lewis Smith, Joseph A.| { | Highest, 53 3:00 p.m. yesterday. Year 1932. THE WEATHER District nl Co!umbl- — Increasing cloudiness and w followed by rain tomorrow; lowest temperature mm about 42 dégrees; coider late to- much colder tomor- TOoW nl’ht and Thursday; modmte southerly winds shifting to northwest by Wednesday night. Maryland—Inere MARY MORRIS AMBLER, NOTED RESIDENT, DIES "::, Native of Virginia Was Grand- daughter of Financier and Grandniece of Marshall. easing cloudiness warmer tonight, rolllnoszd by rain Ln Miss Mary Morris Ambler, 81, grand- east and central portions tomorrow, and | daughter of the financier, Robert Mor- rain late tonight, changing to snow in extreme west portion; colder tomorrow Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight, followed by rain; to- morrow warmer in southeast portion and colder tomorrow afternoon in west and north portion; much colder tomor- row night*and Thursday. ‘West V:?nln—lhfln. ‘warmer in east portion ight; tomorrow rain, chang- ing to snow, and much colder. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours, ‘Temperature. Barometer. ees. 51 47 Yesterday— 4 pm. ago, 68. Lowest K ago. 4 7:00 am. today. # Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Year ‘Tomorrow. 9:53 a.m. 4:35a.m. 0:05 pm. 4:18pm. ‘Today. 9:14am. 3:54a.m. 9:29pm. 1 344pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, Sun, today .. 6:51 Sun, tomorrow 6:52 4:54 Moon, todsy.. 6:10 p.m. 9:16a.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half l-mur after sunset. Rainf; Monthly rainfall m inches in the Capital (current month to date): High . Low . High Low . Sets. 4:55 3 32 Weather In Various Cities. Temperature =g «m B0 LE Stations. | Abilene, Tex... Bismarck, N. Boston, Mass... Buffalo, N. Y. Gharleston, 8.0. 30.34 oni ris, and grandniece of Chief Justice afternoon, much colder tomorrow night. | Marshall of the United States Supreme Court, died yesterday after a long ill- ness. PFuneral services and burial will be held at old Leeds Church, Fauquier County, Va., at noon tomorrow. Miss Ambier was born at Bedell, Fau- quier County, and lived there for many years. She was the daughter of Dr. Rlchll‘d Cary Ambler and Mrs. Susan Ambler. A brother, Dr. James Markham Ambler, U. 8. N., lost his life while in the Arctic with the Greely expedition in 1871. A memorial tablet was unveiled to his memory near the family home, in Fauquier County, last October, on the fiftieth anniversary. Miss Ambler had been a Wi resident for & number of years. She was & member and founder of the Club of Colonial Dames here and was a member of the Church of the Epiphany. During the rectorship of Dr. Randolph Harrison McKim she was active in the church's affairs. During the World War she interested herself in local and national philan- thropic and charity work and her activ- ities dusing the ensuing influenza epi- demic were widespread. She is survived by a brother, Edward Ambler of Fauquler County, and =2 number of nleces and nephews. An- other brother, Cary Ambler, died sev- eral years ago. Miss Ambler lived at 1511 Twentieth street. Fellows to Address Citizens. FORT MYER HEIGHTS, Va.. Novem- ber 15 (Sperial). —Choirman Harry A. Fellows of the Countv Board will ad- dress the Rosslyn Precinct Civic League tonight on the budget and the zoning problems which now face the board. The meeting will be held in the Wood- row Wilson School. Btathn. Mond-y. AMBLER, R oos at T \IS: restbents. 3120 Eomuhr o nl) o P eral services at ureh, l‘u juquier County, V&.. Wocnn— ber 16. m HARRY. _Suddenly. on Tues nd.'.y ADember 15, 1042. at his residence. 457 6th st. sw. HARRY BARNHART. in the 70th year of his age. beloved hus- band of Ellie Barnhart. Funeral services will be held at the above residence on Priday night, November 1 Relatives and friends are Tnviied. "Re- mains will leave by automobile for inter. ment. at Hagerstown. Md., where services will be held at Rose Hill Cemetery upon arrival. Interment Hagerstown. Md. On Mondav. xowm. ED BOLDEN. devoted Ida Bolden. brother of Martha and _brother-in-law of . cousin of Samuel and Mabei Punersl Wednesday, November 18, 11 am.. fro Ernest Jarvis' fu- heral chiltch. Inter- ment Leesburg, On_Sunday. BOWLER, n'n!“ 3 ns at Frazier's funeral nome. ave. nw. Notice of funeral W vwfl You st. n.W. November F s 3"9 R l later BROOKINGS. IOB!RT SOME!K O'n Tuvs- GS. 1n his 8ird vear. v E\’l‘shlnd of Isabel Brookings. Funeral to be announced later. No flowers, by re- on ARY V. Monday. Novem- . at 10:05 m.. at the resi- Eloveiand Shle Columbia, H H 33 o 3 736 30.00 i 30.08 i 1 2 3or133 00 EREEREH pinzsdon B ETR Salt Lake Oity. San Antonlo. . San Diego, Caiit San_ Franeisco St. Louis, Mo | | | | | | | Buffalo and Chicago and of selling | Taylor Sheldon, 65, formerly a chief P?n ouar Rain Cloudy Berlin, Germany Brest. Prance Zurich. Switzer! | Stockholra, Sweden . Cloudy Gibraltar. Spain. 61 Cloudy (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Faval)Asores. . G2 - Part cloudy (Current _observations.) Georges, Bermuda . Part cloudy 8hin Vouk Puerto mco &0 Glear Havana a6 Colon, Canal Zone. RAIL CLERK IS HELD Confesses Counterfeiting 460 Tick- ets—Sold $2,700 Worth. CHICAGO, November 15 (#).—John Clear Part cloudy clerk for the Erie Railroad in New York, was held to the Federal grand jury yes- terday by United States Commissioner Edwin K. Walker on a charge of using free transportation in interstate commerce. Sheldon has confessed counterfeiting 460 tickets for transportation between about $2.700 worth, Assistant United States District Attorney Benjamin Landis sald. Bond was set at $3,500. FOU! ND PURBE_Owner may have same by identify- ing And pavine Tor advertisement. ~Lincoln WNER OF YOUNG WHITE_SPITZ. female, pleaze search vicinity park, 5th and G n.w., where last seen Monday: wandering a week: very thin: will not let strangers rescue. coln 8578. LOST. BADGE_Metropolitan police. No. 1048, at Washington Auditorium, night of November 11, Please return to L. I. Tudge, Gth fioor, headauarters. phoné ~ Atlantic or Ridg poiice or 5455- or 1 lace BAG—Lady's Crittenden sts. _Call BOSTON BULL TERRIER PU brindie. white front and paw Dame Nippy: reward. " Falls Church 135- 3-2. black ba ;‘rm?uy 14th and and BOSTON BULL PUPFY_Pemnle answers to phg o of “Lady.” Takoma Park. Reward. DIAMOND RING_Cluster, of diamonds. b tween 3rd and 4th, :‘u’r?; h o ck eves. Strayed 7P 1 hite: black e: $H 5t. e, Call Lincoln 6451, Re- . n.e and “t oore’ 705 L8ta st Bwe Apt: 812. GLASSES between T8th and 14th sts. on UPPY—Part = hnua ume Srewp and lost " Baturday. Reward. Phone North _7118. 16° SCOTCH TERRIER—White Notify Clev. 6704. Reward. TERRIER—Black -nd"whnr all Ticense 10308. male; lage, Elnary Teturn or notify owner. st nw. Cl 2 1602 43tn PEREATCANREHNS Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chupel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT oodruff. 602 K st. TSP 1ate Bushrod Carter mother of Mrs. Harvey Franeis, Mrs. n;u 1. Gardiner and Charles E. Carter. §ho,_peaidence o Wednesd: ber 16, at Relatives and s invitéd. Thidrment at Prospec RLIN. SUSTIN MORRILL. = Services for_the late JUSTIN MO) CHAM- BERI "% Peoheld we B Ma Church _Wednesdsy morning, November 16. 1932, at 11 o'clock. mummt Rock Creek Cemetery. CLARK. ELDRED GARNETT. nal lite on Sundey, D. E!dDHO"n Davis_Clark. and Hel 3 hu { Emma Le Preux Clark and devoted father of Helen C. Hammersia and Eldred Le Preux Clark. ~Funeral services at his late residence. 1200 East Capitol st. Wednesday, November 16, at 2 p.m. Inierment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CLARK, MILDRED WALLER. Departed | this lite Saturday, November 12. i DNED WALI R CLARK. (nee” Ander | sum, beloved wife of Richard J. r of Olivia Clark garet, Gai She ‘aiso leaves one sister. and three grandsons to mourn thelr loss. Kemaing will rest at her late residence, 339 11th Novem- eer “Mond ber 14 ve_residence. T. al Wednesday, t Relafives and ‘triends mvited. = Rev: Austin_ officiating. CLEMENS. ELIZA JANE McCARTNEY. On Monday, November 14, 1932, at " 1290 Crittenden st nw. ZA “JANE M- m. widow of the late Hon. G, Clemens. =Remains rest- B st the Diiver B Jenkins Tune 809 10th st. n.w. Funeral service rL vate. . On Monday. Novem- st Sacred Heart Home. Kratisvie, MARY L.. beloved wife Hevihe Wikim B Deipses, mother of William H. and George J. Dempsey. Requiem mass Secred Heart Home Chavel Wednesdar. November 16, at 9:30 a.m. Relative: friends invited. In- ferment Mount Ofivet Cemetery. 15 DQHERTY. PATRICK V. A. On Mondsy, at his residence. the ind st. and Maryland ve. ne, PATRICK V. A. DOHERTY. | Reciutens Righ miass at S Joseon s Ghurch on Wednesday, November 16, at § a.m. Interment at Pittsburgh, Pa. BEULAH. Departed this life . 1932 at her resi- st. se.. LAH_DUNLAP, daughter of Bessie A. Balis Dun- DEMPSEY. MARY L. Delove: 1ap. She also leaves to_mourn their loss four brothers, Lee A.. Balis, Jr.. Alwyne M. and Lynn R. Duniap and other rela- tives and”frlends. ~Remains vesting at « Co.’s funeral home. Notice of funeral On Monday, November at_the residence of her son, is Rematns estine st Gaseh's Hyattsville, Md. Funeral sBove parlors on ' Thursday, at 8:30 am. Serome's Gatholic Shureh ville,"Md. where mass will be said at 9 terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GRAY, WILLIAM HENRY. Suddenly, on Sunday, November 13, 1932, at_his resi- dence, ' 1110 .W.. WILLIAM HENR! .m interment - Union Cemetery. Alexandria, Va GREER, LOUISE. On Monday, 4, 1932, LOUISE GREER. aged 65 years. | ral fro meral home, £18 e on Wednesday, November 10, at 1:30 pm. Priends invited, interment. HICKMAN, THOMAS Op Saturday. No- vember ' 12, 1932 8 af his gausher’s Tesidence, 1403 Mlduon ave.. Newport, News, Va. THOM HICK- AN Baloved nuspind o¢ the late Maihe Hickman and father of Emma Hickman pFuneral from Asbury M. E. nd K sts. 0.w.. Wednesday, v | ve at 1 pm. Kemains may be viewed Tuesday after 3 pm. at his late residence, 916 T st. n.w. HQOFF. EDWARD LEE. = On Monday No- | S} 14, at_the residence of his | ;ulvnzd !_glum sons and four dushters, uneral Thursday. November 17, rom Tves' funcral Bome. 310 "Wil- bivd.. Clarendon. Va. ' Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Fails Church. Va. 16 HOWARD. CHARLES. Depated this life onday, mber 14, 1932. at George wmmucun "Hospital. i, SCang ganiters funeral pariors. 1118 $2nd Notice of funeral later. 1. 20 Oeornwwn Hospital, FRANKL . pheloved. Husband of Jflesnah)( ne: ral _hom Relative 254 triends’ invited to ‘Aitend. Thenment Glenwood Cemetery. 16 KALLINA, ANNA M. Suddenly, on Sunday. 3 esidence, KL llina e Rev. B .v x-mn- of ew. fl?fih ftrm‘:’ N¥ X ‘0f Washine : Andrnlhgf o1 "l e t Hysong's eral serv- t 11 am., ‘Westminster ' Presbyterian NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524-9244 412 -’It Northeast % ' MccoLM. ELLOURA cOWLES. th 7th st. near E s.w. Interment ry Mitchell, Puneral ) o'clock, from umm ather of Mrs, and friends tnvited. MONROE, LEON IRVIN. O Mon yember' 14, Rock Md, LEON TRVIN MONROE: tn Tie §nd vear Remains_resting at the funeral home of Warner E. Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. No- tice of xumul 1 - NEWMAN, G JR. On Saturd: ember 19, 11:1:. OIOROB o ted of George. Newman and 16 iate’ Nannie Newman: brother of Eimira cnmom. Warien snd Walter Newman d nephew of Charlotte Judée and War- v. Novem- r 16, at 1 pm. he W. Brnes Jarvis “funeral "chireh. 1455 U Interment mmouy Cemetery. Departed this iite LANCH PO Ernest st. nw. 15 stor 3 their Joss & loving m ‘5."" ing mot Alexander; & devoted husband. Attis I ter: ome brother. Leroy Alexander, 8 host of other reiatives and friends. maine resting at B mme & Matthews' fu- funeral later. T STAHL, BERTHA R. On Tuesday, Novem- ber i3, 1932, at Providence Hospital, R. beloved wite of Harty 3. B pneral s e, of residence, 266 Kentucky ave. Priday. ‘Novem: ., & Relatives and Friends nvited. Notice of tnierment Inter. TAFPAN. ALICE'P._On Tuestay N 15. 1932, ICE P. TAPPAN nlefl :K Years, widow of Hiram R. Tappan and mother e Phux;‘eul ffol st., 2 S, T:nurmem Arllnmr ‘National Gemetery, 17 VENNER. On Sunday. Novem- ber 13, 1912. t her Tome Mk B "me Butt), wife of John W. Taven- mm fom tesidence, 3715 Pl n.w. Wednesday, Novem Jretatives and triends Ravtied interment Prospect Hill cam- Mrs it PPteddenes, U5 "“:"51”" ence, Fores 'YLOR. husband of the l:?‘l He lnvex to mnum their Retmalas ‘resting 1) neral home, 453 O WATERS, (Ruth Dabnes” m. e IR \NCES. her ”llih ot g on. neral from ‘ner late nsmonee. ol R HRt] 'pm Interment Glenwood Ceméter ATKINS, JUNTUST. On Monday, mv-- ber 14, 1932, at Walter Reed Ho; ompital, JUNIUST WaTKING. Remaing restl the W s funeral charch, 1435 You'st, nwr Benel aFa, oo WHALEY. JEANIE Nom 12, lfl.’i" at_Phil; th ml{’“::‘.?fl TEANTE NOBLE WHA" ford’ u&’wn" T i Tohi™ tates- o : ment ‘was 1 PRlGdelphin peris: Inter In Memaoriam | CAMPBELL, WILLIAM H. In sad but Teembranee of surc geat Boebind g élned this fte L'o mn”.'.o toduy, Mo vember 15, 193 i peAre those wio Toved m:’::" r husband and father, And the Joss 1s hatd to bear © T % It Alls our hearts with sadness We see the vacant chair. 5 LOVING ‘Wire, ‘ SON AND HONESTY. HENRY W. A tribute the memory of .14 beluv::x R tsbend and who 0, nnei’; ten ‘vears ago Novens in Thy k tne Tollen shore hlvc Ilm. m om’rv. LETCHER. EUGENE B SLur loved Droter EHGERE & U8 Sleven years ago’ today, Novemver 15 AND' DAUGH- A iribute of love to ed_one, snec s the tender fragrance that sur- When martyred flowers breathe out their . little Bweet a5 & song that once consoled our bain, But Rever snail 5y Femembrance " Nos he Bour of mlhummc to thee. Sleep, loved one, it Hs SISTERS AND BROTHER. * MARSTELLER. ELIZABETH . Io loving pemory of our dear mother. BETH N MARSTELLER ‘who lefi" s Three yeats A loving thousht A veautitul memory :;l:::t» -y CHILOREN. MITC! of my d In sad but loving re- { m3 husbend. Jo N T vears ago, November 15, 1028 o Days of sadness still Blient Tears do often Rowr " ™% llen‘lgg Xoens me ever near thee me four years 1S LOVING WIFE, SUSIE A. MITCHELL. SHERWOOD. ANNIE E. Rue n not a day. dear mother, 8t we do not think o HER LOVING CHILDREN, * CORA. In I o odf loying memory of our away five years ago. November 185, 1927, A wonderful mother, wo; One who was'betier, God never mage. A wonderful worker so loal and true, g ©One in a million, that, mother, was you. ust in your judgment, Honest 08 1iberal sver worients - Loved by Jour Irignds and all whom you Our ;v:l::d:rml mother—that, mother, was W, ‘I'IIA % WILL] WLER IAM A. GAWLER JOSEPH AWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady att 1750-2-4 Pennsylvani Avenue N.W. Phfll.' NA“OI.\II 5512-5513 " No IRANCH OFFICE | J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 4th & C T8 NE. LINCOLN 5300 WM. J. NALLEYA Inc. Original Thos. B Nalley & Son 51 GHTH s'run SOUTHEAST LL 0480. No Branch Office. AT. 0378. Frank Gdzr's Sons Co. Modern Crapel Teiepione National 2473 ALMUS R_SPEARE v'?z . DEAL & CO. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301, EAST, CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372 Joseph F. Btrr.h’s Sons 3034 M St N w Pmo West 0008 ll(l JOHN R. Rl T 1357 10k St N, North 0047 VL SPEARE E CO. Neithe esso; wiliither the successors to nor connected Bhibte s 1009 1 SE. NW. CEMETERY LOTS. SITES, Cem. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SWFEE SXPRESIIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS MODERATE PRICES ‘m & Open Evenings and Sundays |CEO, A. COMLEY -,,:,;-,,'; Artistie Rock Creek Cemetery. 16 On Monday, n hel mnufi Floral b7 Experts Night Phenes. Clar. 156-3-1 or $61-3-1 Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. A rive—Taanivs Anto