Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1933, Page 9

The News that took like the President’s speech! Finar Saie! HART SCHAFFNER & MARX AND RALEIGH SUITS and TOPCOATS Originally $35, $31 and $25 16 AND STILL NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS DID you see the crowds pouring into the Raleigh Haber- dasher? . . . Looked like another inaugural parade . . . And no wonder . . . $16.85 for fine Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh Suits and Topcoats . . . an all-time record LOW price for this store . . . just because new Spring merchandise is coming in . . . and ours is a strict policy never to carry stocks over from one season to another . . . Assortments are broken, of course, but every style and fabric is up to the minute . . . and every size and model is to be had in one fabric or another . . . What an opportunity to stock up at a price that may never be duplicated again. Further Reductions: $40, $38 & $35 Suits & Topcoats. . . ... -$21.85 $50, $45 & $40 Suits & Topcoats. . ... . $26.85 $60, $55 & $50 Suits & Topcoats .-..-... . cx. $3 1.85 % GOVERNMENT PAY CHECKS CASHED % Closing Out Entire Stock of OVERCOATS $35, $31 & $25 Overcoats. ..., $45, $40 & §35 Overcoats ..., $55, $50 & $45 Overcoats . . .... Final Sale! Raleigh *'8” Final Sale! #5 and $3.50 Raleigh Hats SHOES SHIRTS $69 $469 $1 14 2 4 1 Use Your Charge Account Here, - °:Open:mlov! All responsible men and women are cordially invited to open a Charge Account at this store. You may pay in 30 days, or use our Extended Payment Plan—4 months to pay—no down payment—and no interest charges. ¢ WASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN’S WEAR STORE ¢ RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 FL Street Final Sale! $1.65 to $2.25 MOTHER OF CAPITAL BANKER IS BURIED Services for Mrs. Sallie Evans Booker Being Held Today From Home at Richmond. held in Evans Funeral services are bein mmnflmytoruu widow of Evans E. Booker, Boonr Iad mother of Y. of the firm Book&r. e | smith of “this clty; WALLACE NAMES AIDE Dr. Mordecai Esekiel, chief economist nlmfllul:mm nnu‘l,:xo‘ hnll:len appo! Agriculture Waliace as hh adviser, a new post. Ezekiel, formerly with the Depart- ment of Agriculture and aince 1930 chief economist of the Farm Board, is an expert in correlation anal atu:h e an nwu statistical hobl GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 365 w For a Co-plo‘u Plnon.l We have amazed the whele Call Columbia 0432 Ter. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Yeou Got the Biggest and the Best fre CHAMBERS What does a’ t | Goldsmith came to Washington in e-fly FUNERAL IS TOMORROW Woman Who Died Tuesday at Home Here to Be Buried in Oak Hill. Cemetery. Mrs. Barah C. Goldsmith, who died Tuesday st her home, 428 Fifteenth street northeast, will be buried in Osk Hill Cemetery tomorrow morning fol- T BE BURIED HERE — Prominent Authorif on Children in IndustryDied in lowing funeral services at her home at - +| 9 a.m. and requiem mass at Holy Com- forter Church, Fifteenth and East Capitol streets. Born in Quincy, Mass., in 1851, Mrs. childhood, and had lived here since. She was the widow of Henry J, Gold- smith, a lifelong District resident. Surviving are a son, George A. Gold- three brothers, Charles and Edward Ford of this city, and James Ford of New York: s daughter, ur-. Loretta Bullock, Glen- dale, Calif, and a grandson, Russell G. Valentine of ‘Washington. RITES FOR DR. GREEN HELD AT ALEXANDRIA Bishop 8t. George Tucker Officiates at §ervi:e: for Former Sem- inary Dean. B » 8taft Correspondent of The Star. Services for Rev. Dr. Berryman Green, former de:n of the Episcopal Theologi- cal Seminary of Virginia, who died March 11 at the home of his son, Dr. Green, jr, at mvcrslde Cnn were held at the seminary chape here this afternoon, conducted by m.m Rev. St. George Tucker, Bishop of Vir- ginia, assisted A Bishop Robert C. Jett and Rev. Dr. E. Rollins, pres- CX deln o the *Theological Serainasy. elmdl of Dr. Green arrived Here rom California, accompanied his wldow Mrs. Nina Bouldin Green. Interment was in the seminary burying | firm. ground. SOCIAL AGENCIES MOVE Council Transfers Offices to Chest Headquarters. As an economy move, the Council of Social ncies, social planning body for the District, yesterday moved us offices into the headquarters of the Community Chest in the Investment Bullding. The Soclal Service Exchange and the | unl Md Burelu, two activities of the | mein at the old offices, | “ Nll I mm —_— Births Reported. otesh apd Esther rroll, oreeh apd X Cu boy. “nd Rebecca’ clzmn:, M. Fosepnine Robinson, eftl. Eifner and. Giacos. Hes Raymond and Anna Hubl lrd. nrl. Bernard and Lisa Juble. Blanard and Cassandra iiton, boy. Henry and Eusenia Goodail, i aymond and_Florence ez, Vincent and Bernice Hil. Bor. C. and Agnes Brown, " and Esther Ly and Bessie Fant: Delaney hn hampion, funeral cost? F ACED suddenly with the responsibility of making funeral arrange- ments, would you know what to do? Would you feel confident that your decisions were wise and logical? There no need to be uncertain or uninformed. The booklet “Funeral Facts” and its supplementary pamphlet “A Common Sense Discus- sion of Funeral Costs” supply complete information. Sanely written, impartial and suthentic, these booklets answer all questions. Every well informed man and woman should read “Funeral Facts.” A copy is waiting for vou. Send for it today. Requests are strictly confidential and will not lead to further solicitation. N% K.TABLER 928 M St. N.W. WASHINGTON D.C. Tabephone, » NATIONAL 1544 « honorary fellow in the University of became connected chief in 1915. member Club. She was author of nmerous works on child industry probles, and on wom- en’s rights, among tem being “Equal Suffrage,” an kell.mmt of an Invemuuon of in Colorado conducted by her f the New York . Thomas 8. Adams of the Univesity of Wisconsin. Deaths Rported‘ WA R Bruke- S35 18 120 o1 me. Elizabetn Bergemeisth 70, Gallinger Hos- ital. Knherlm M. Coumelman, 63, 3467 14th st Dt 30 Latira Weshing Z 508 “ird miieoree W. Kel 5 66.Home for Ased and irm. Emma Scott, 63, Hom for Ased and In- Willlam D. Gorden, p. 1820 1st st. Mary L. Fowler, 57, )i. Elizabetn's Hos- pital. Eliza Smoot. 57, Caljser. Hospital. ‘Hospital. * aareld Hosiie James le 81, Ollllnler Hulnltll Blanche snanu u,t tern ave. n.e. Archie Golden, Toute Bmergency 3 ‘vd?mu'm Hunter, 40,East %nd Benning "Geotee Hawkins, 4 Ganinger Hoital Ruby O. Dishman, 31 7 Mildred Robinson. 235 Gallinger HOID beculosis HfllD‘lll. Mary Gregg, 19. Elizabeth H. Monteomry. 12, 1645 13th Hosital K st. e Beaner. 1602 14th st Columbia Infant 2114 Vermont ave Iagant William G. Wiiams. Ihfant ‘of Catherine Brown, Hospital. Marriage icenses. R. Keou h 3525_Nichols ave. S - 3 2 hlcndl1r. Va.; Rev T Meler. 8. and Elizabeth 3 both of K11 16th st.; Dr. P. & Tt Myer. Vo ¥ H. Jeneman, i it 35 Monroe st S. Higss. Enoch M. Tiom Wof. 25 Euzabeth W, Bull. 24, 3Res"d H J eph R. Plk and Julia R. Schu- Ton. 53, both ot Bitimore; Rev. 8. H Rectortown, V. Leesbure, view, apd umbia rd.. Dural, Johnson Virgi oot of Chalottemvitie, v 24. 16 Bucld 16, 112 Buclid sf des. *\cDou, " Jonn Talsert, Thelma_Johnson, ©: fascoe Va. a Rev. Joseph Jenkins! DOG—1 . aboutfear old. biack PG Eie Sody black ot on side’ collar tag; eturday cvening. Reward. * Ge. 8163. Caduit re p 27, .'3':mn ok on Sunds day.” norhwest esday, T Ball, 181 between A. A. U. EARRING, st L7 the AlbeeBldg., on Wednes E et 1634 Eve at. n.w. Return to the above gub, R-rl-d EGLASSES aanu Timmed, vicipity t. n.w. Apt. 312. t mi Park Return . tontaining lary BOOK. | ‘sum blnl ook M ktll Tewar POCKETB! of momes Call AFETY 1 uxm AL Reward 1f rsemm.a 16 Room. 121" Evenins Star Buid- in l with_biack 33rd st. n.w. Tem: spots: Erie g "ron B Re- one West SHOES, nn mloves.igt from auto, Wedne: day a.m, between Hradywine and Soceiyn 11 OReVs “Chaser: Schafer. Emerson 1 ‘whil T} Micinity of “:51 Monday \ut Monday. st_Monday. 1-P. Rb REWARD Washington’s Finest Service Private Ambulance The patient is insured as soon The has a vibrationless and noiseless body ‘The entire inside is lined with polished aluminum and Mutely m all non-shatter glass. '.hnt ‘use uniformed at{endants. It is Wowwmupmdahmuflhcmwmwecwmmve Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Day and Night Seyice LOCAL CALLS $ 4.00 Lincoln 0524 500N &8 our men uflvelndun hen our is only four dolars this um 412 H St. NE m‘md'flhm rubber. moo)m‘fimmwpm TWO FREED IN SLAYING Mrs. lltll Downs Acquitted in Death of Eccentric. NEW ronx.m 16 (fl—lfil wmnwn- freed yesterday of THOMA: umh 15 'w?“fl ZAe' T lnmm m e And o, L H"f"" Joosing ot at the ' Colonial ' funeral ~home o mncn Pum Rockyille. h BECKWITH, HORTENSE lol!(lo!l. on Tuesday March 14 1933 H BECKWITH, _bel wite of loved gxznm with and’ mother of Eugene with 3 Remaing renting at Loma; 1 ghapel, a0 Bst. n.w. Notice of funeral BIGGINS, TH 0] ‘Wednesda: larch ‘15, 193 e Heart Home, J.. beloved hters. afibers Co. funeral Bome. 1400 Chapin t now. on Fridey. st 8:30 teted” inv Olivet Cemetery. L (0 ghednesdar. at H ? ol orivate) in Mount UTLER, CHARLES b e g ital. CHAI e and Tather ot Ma . Funera] from his late Fesidence. 1443 Clifton st. n.w.. on Prides, March 17, at 2 pm, CAMERON, DONALD R ludfle on ‘Thursday, March 14, 19: Alb beloved husband of Ma eron. Notice of services CHRISTIANI, FE On_Tuesdsy, March ML efoved blother of Mrs. Gesda Ry stz ‘and Tl Christiani. _ Pgneral fro W. Chimbers Co! funeral home. 1400 Chapin on’ Friday March 17. at 10 Relatt d friends invited. ~Tn- {erment Cedsr Hl Cemmeiers. 16 DULEY, MYRTLE BEATRICE. On Wednes- day, ‘March 15. 1933, st 1:15 p.m. hy hom:n Washington M nw. n hrey, nocmue Md. Puneral service arnestown Presbyterian Church Friday. March 17, at 2:30 p.m. Interment church cemetery. FILLIUS CLAUDE V. Suddenly on March ‘at the residence of his brother, Joh W Bl T fiinols ave CLAUDE V. LIUS, son of the late John W. and Susan M. Fillus. Notice of funeral hereafter. FOX. RICHARD T. On Wednesday. March | 1933, at his residence, 5419 7th st. RICHARD T. POX. Ay Puneral from 2 chapel of Thos. & Béreson. 1011 7th st. n.w.. on Friday, March 17, at 2 Rélatives ‘ana_ friends invited o attend. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. OX. RICHARD T. A special communica- tion of Beniamin B Prench Lodge. No 15 & Is Tiereby called for Pri- | aaven 13, 1051 3. at 1 o'clock in | fodée room No. 1. New Masonic Temple, | for the purpose ‘of conducting Masonic | burial ervices for our late brother, RICH- ARD T. FOX. By direction of the wor- fhiptal master. | | " SIDNEY I BESSELIEVRE, Secretary. | IGOI.I‘NI’ITI SARAH, On Tuesday. | SARAH ing, cl thence | to Holy Comfortér Church, where requiem | mass will be said at §:30 am. Relatives | and friends invited. Interment Olk HHI‘ Cemetery. GRANT, WILLIAM E. t Sibley Hospital, WILLIAM E.. | Beioved hasband of Avae L Grant sed fatner of Ray Grant and soi of the late | On Tuesday. March t 8:50 thence to Bt ‘ Church. where mass will bé offered at 9:15 a.m. for the repose of hi soul. Relatives and friends invited. terment Glenwood Cemetery. 1 GRAY, ROSA DOROTHY, life " Tuesday, 0SA ter of the late Richard phin ichar: Ruth Departed this March 14, 1933, at & ind Gray. sister of Grace, Josephine, d. Citharine, Myrile, Wilbur and Gray. niece of Martha 37 be iewed 8t Adams & S home, 2425 Nichols neral Friday. March 1 the above-nimed funeral home. ment Oxon Hill, “Inter- Y _HAMIL' of Franklin W. 19: Beloved wife of Sylvia and Fra. [ &hoflo nl-na m n- invited H Tnterment” Untuln 206. oF The Tate_ Eateie Herzol. beluved father OIHMDIH rfil H" of Washington, and Mrs. David Nachman of Aususta. G and Lotits_Herzop and: Samuel Hersos of Chicago, Il l'olk! of funeral later. TTIE. Tednestar, March mrat ér_fesidenee, Q HOWARD. mother of Alic funeral_home, 12 n.w. Notice of funeral later. JACKSON, MARY. On 15. 1033, st the residence of her nephew, Dorsey, M. KSON. de- o e ot Rev - WiLiam - Dorse Richard “Inomas wnd Fred Dorsey and Elizabeth Reed. Notice of funeral Ister. Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U sf. n.W, KEARNEY, CHARLES E. On Tue‘sgiy, Mareh 4. 71633 et his reildence 448" Sih et hll.lblnd D{ Emm: Kearney (nee Ham- d é’ll ll’oln the chlpel of P. A. ., Priday. Marc oh suni a.m. for Relatives and mend. ovited. Mount Olivet Cemeter: e o ek dose” s devoted wite, Eitza "one son, Charies 2 Kelly: one daugh; T Interment Fayne's Cemetery. Departed _this band of late Anna oias resting st the K. C. Richardson funeral home, Vermont ave . ains be ursday, u.’nn 16, B pridas, Mare tefment Mount Sitret Semetery. MMON, A.. JR. Suddenly. on f uo“".".' 1933, at Denver. Col devoted’ husband of Le son of Agnes and the brother of 5 fl . l the repe ferment Mount Olivet Gemetery.’ on AR nn BONNEL. On_Tuesd: n“ll'ch 14, lfll‘}’l lyhll Idlnu agil W.. “It:l'efl l:‘lllhlnfl of Abbie Pnrm ll"o‘l gk S e uneral ho turday. March 18, st ment Arlington Cemete: iy MILLAN, MARY COOPER. On Wednesda: March 15, 1933, at her Tesiden Pairfax, Va. MARY COOI MILLAN, in her 72d Zuneral from her st Perace 8} terment PIMI!. Va. HEESEMAN rany Mascn 15 1053, &t b mmnu 2210 "Pen JOHN S s i s Ritis “co: funeral ho':'n”"znox"’mn k3 nw. nnndn. Much M at 8 p. c".'m"‘nfi"d‘.‘nm 7 8t 9 £ ..g"*,n..sfl:;“,:‘f';'? o M 4Anvited. lnkrnmu chureh an On Wed- h ,‘v 5 dure Vi Fugeral from at mfl s Wednesday, March | rel % | 113 Bruths. ROBINSON, ELLoTT m'q..\!: ave n. & beloved 1508, NB:.:".& :llllbm” 4 of Mar. num. 2i m lfin-x Bubs il b SCOTT, EMMA. 13, 1 suerite fon ot Derat ture " The remaing seen ursday aftern X odnurs oo st the " above naed SEARPE, O THOMAS. - da 1033, ot Ber roidenes: bclav‘efl et of Tie rer o 'fé:urm ang lovlngsuster ot 7 children, oni r!“‘-l’wd&h"d lllfl t of gther relatives and friends. Bty [ SHELTON, HULDAR L. w-u March 15 2 at Georoel\'o'n Hos) n ?n!. 4 Williom- . BnShon o Brookion, u:’ mother of Samuel S. o this ™ March 17, at st Hysong's lors. n.w.” Interment on View, v.‘ 17 3, e ogtdamce T e sestdonce. Besun: MAR Y. ase 10 nins and 18 l!l!'l'ed by 6 C'!llfl ren. nlndchudren 1 great- P the Bethesds M. E. ingsville, Md. SIMMS, KATHARINE. Departed wmnm-y‘ Hll’:h lh lu :'I 5 ‘Hos KA’ Shanlile BeiSvea fricad ot Misecs Mare A and Lottie and Joseph Wade. Notice of funeral hereafter. WOQODS, CHARLES HENRY. On Wednesday, March 15, 1933, orge Washington NRY WOODS, be- Maggle V. W Hospital, CHAI loved husband of Loveless) and father of Willlam A. Mrs. Grace M. . poods da E. Muriday &nd Mrs. idelin nmml Priday, March 17, at Arnon Chapel rnon Methodi: hufeh. Forestville, Va. Imerment Araon Chapel Cemetery. In, Memortam BUTLER. RAYMOND M. In sad but lovin Temembrance of my dea; O] 3 BUTLER, Who' departed ihis life one year ago today, March 16, 1932. Softly at night the stars sbining On Bis sad and lonely grave, Where lies my dear son. ‘Whom' T loved and ceuld not save. Priends may think T have forgotten nd my wounded heart is healed, Little do ‘they know tne sorrow Toat s in my heart concesied HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND FAMILY. ® FARR. CHARLES N. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear husband and father, CHARLES N. P/ who depa this life one year ago today, March 16, (nee and A loving thousht. a silent tear: A beaudtul memory of one 80 dear LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. GREEN. WILLIAM B i jomembrance of our desr father "an father-in-law, WILLIAM H. GRI who eparted this life”(wo yekrs oK. toduy, arch 16, 1931 Anniversary mass at Our Lady' of Victors Church. on. Con- duit road. WILL AND MAMIE. * GREEN. WILLIAM H. In loving brance of my dear faf WILL] GREEN, who passed 3 a3 tw today. March 18, 19: Ve vaah ks In silence you suffered, In sad but lovin remem- TAM e in patience you Until (;.;a'rl called you home to suffer mo e HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET. GREEN. WILLIAM H. I d - membrance of my ‘et nusbend, WHTTAM who passed awa. 1'0 a%o today, March 16, 1931 o s HIS WIFE. JONES. BUSSELLE B. In loin of my son. RUSSELLE B. JONES, who. e ered eternal res: one long Yest sgo o . March 16, 1932, . i How sad today is my troubled heart, How dim my eves with tears, For ‘death hat robbed 'me of ‘taé one 1 thought was mine for years. Porget you? No, 1 never wil, I loved you thei Your ‘memors s as freeh Jod As in _the hour you HIS DEVOTED MO‘]‘!&R. AGNES . JoNEs* LUCAS, LEAH. In memory of our rance of my other, GARET MCCORPEN, ‘who aenmd life four years ago today, March 16, n! On a hiliside. gently sleepin; Where the flowe: lomy wave, Lies the one el her lonely, sl LOVING xnuc.u-xm. JOSEPHINE MINKINS. CHARLES E. SR. Sac: Memoty o1 & devoted father, T o MINKINS, Sr.. who left us fl\e Jears ago; March 16 198. MINKINS FAMILY. MOORE, MILDRED E. In mmory 220 SSoRE who Mudu- four years) - Mo u.."h s four years gt How sad todly our troubled hell’tl. How dim our eyes with tear: Por ‘death has robsed ‘us of the’ one DEve louRht was ours for yeurs. {OJED, FATHER. SISTER AND "Nnuffl‘. lox' ! 1 of our dear sister. "5 S ENDEETON who departed th a0 devasted chi s ' years ago today, on, dear sister. and We'Tove you. but ma'l:a'né'frféh’ o HER SISTER, MARY L. HARRIS. o REEDER, ELLA. A tribute of 4 o, Tt il o love and de. mother. ELLA RI Y Tife one year ago today. March 6] ahe Forget you? We loved March 16, 1932. We never will. you then. we love 1 Your memory is a5 fresh today " As in the hour HER CHILDREN AND 'GRANDCATLDREN, FUNERAL mnc'rola i 8 \VILLIAM LEE S SO\S CO. CR]:MA [ORIU\I 4th & MASS AVE. NE LmCOLfl N_5200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, Aodern Chaper: Taiéonons National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Fhone Lincoln T Joseph F. Birch’s Sons JOHN K. WRIGH S i e e Thene Nerth o047 ““ V. L. SPEARE CO. the mruu{'l either Neltns Tl to nor gonnected with Speare "establishment. ,m..,,._\ %s0z 1009 H St. N.W. CHAMBERS || "W. W, DEAL & CO. 816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN WILLIAM H, SCO 09 Sth St 8| tm 065(5 JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. SE. Atlantic 1700 TIMOTHY HANLON “m i " l&v‘lcl FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEOmC. SHAFFER I%p:‘ PRICES. flflg&g NAE OI- GEO. A COMLEY At i "’:‘*fl .'“'a' :"?;':..";..,.. i S l. ednesday, 3 R g