Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1933, Page 9

Prices Shot fo Pieces On June first we shall move into our improved building on the corner. That gives us just four days in which to close out the lots we will not carry over. Friday—Saturday—Monday—Wednesday Wrecking—that’s what it is—and you have never ex- perienced anything to compare with it—either in the charac- ter of the merchandise or the prices at which you can buy it during these four days. The only condition— Purchases must be for cash—and selections final—but you'll willingly agree to that, considering what you gain—no alterations. Lot of Fashion Park Suits and Top Coats —Suits—year-around weight—and exclusive weaves and models. $40 to $55 Grades.......coonuann $2 1 75 Lot of Glenbrook Suits and Top Coats — Suits—all-the-year-around weight; and in Glenbrook special weaves. $25, $30 and $ 1 4'75 $35 Grades .......... Lot of Fashion Park Tuxedos Just a few—regulars, 3¢ and 35; long, 38; shorts, 35, 36 and 38. Reduced from $50 Lot of Trench Model Rain Coats, $1.39 We've Ploughed into the Haberdashery in a Big Way MODE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS —white and plain shades; collar at- tached. White; neckband only. 89C MODE FANCY SHIRTS; sep- arate collar, tab collar and collar attached. $ 1 19 Were $2, $2.50 and §3 . : MODE HAND\’[ADI: 'NECK- WEAR—mostly foulards and crepes.Were 65c and §1 39C MODE FINE NECKWEAR; seasonable patterns. 890 Were $1.50 and $2 . PULL-OVER UNDFRSH[RTS' ribbed and flat lisle. 29c Were 50c . MODE I‘ANC\ SHORTS. 290 Were S0c MADRAS UN1 ON SUITS; ves 34 to 40 only. \\ ere $1 MODE models. Were $1.50, $2 and $2.50 'AMAS — popular 95¢ SUMMER BEACH AND BATH ROBES; checkered cheviots; light weight. 1.29 BROCADE LOUNGIN() ROBES; silk lined. 55-‘)5 Were $12 and $15 3 FANCY HOSE; new pat- 230 terns. Were 50c and 75c.. IMPORTED GOLF HOSE; as- sorted patterns. $1.39 Were $3.50 and $5 SLEEVELESS SWEATERS; light weight and new denlns. 51.59 Were $2 and $2.50 .. INITIAL HANDKERCH[EFS; some with colored initials. (Some initials missing.) 12e Were 50c and 75¢ S HANDKERCHIEFS—white self- striped and fancy handker- chiefs. Were 25c. 65C 12 Doz. Genuine Felt Hats —with narrow bands; light weight for Summer Whitehall Shoes The last days for these prices—famous make—Blacks and Tans. $5 and $5.50 53.‘)0 $6 and $6.50 3490 $7.50 and $8 56 90 F at Eleventh WASHINGTON, Deaths Reported. Jerry O'Neill. 82. 220 H st. n.e. Hugh C. Denahue. 82. Clifton Annie P. Nenry. 77, 1102 E st. 8. Susan Dougherty. 65. 3720 Upton st. Meliseal Kinsey. 60. 16 Bth st. s.e. )R- Oraves. 88, Georse Washington ul!n‘r:fl"!z.“vbu’a"'m - fimuflgfin 2 1533 geden ot st 74. B, 40 i, Rizavein's Hos- pital. i Em"“ ers. 70, Gallinger Hospital. W ells:s 05-g¢ 2 Hl. o veth s Hospltal. Matyie (Saliinger’ Hospital Daisy Finjer. 120 Ward Dl 31, Preedmen’s Hospit -E.‘.....a i Ctinger Hov: =nh h‘l.or 19. Qgrogd Hospital 17. railroad tracks near nnal‘c *feand. & Xhes. Galli tal. g e e e W (EISEMAN’S Seventh & F Sts. N.W. Quality SUITS For Year-Round Comfort '8 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN JUNE $6 IN JULY $6 IN AUGUST Open An Account Now. ‘\othmg down. .. Just $6 Monthly. 7 D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 25 1933 HEAD OF CAPITAL " PAPER FIRM DIES Isanc Greenbaun, 58, Was Native of Charles County, Md.—Came Here 40 Years Ago. Isaac Gmnb‘uln. 58, presic the Wi yesterday at his hune. 2700 Connecti- cut wvenue, an iliness of several Funeral services will be held at his 'Freed- | home at 10 a.m. tomorrow, with Rabbi Sol Metz in charge. Burial will be in Washington ~ Hebrew Congregation A native of Charles County, Md., Mr. Greenbaum had been & resident of this city for about 40 years. He had been connected with the paper company for about 19 years and previously was sSs=——————=——————| Washingtan repnaenu ive for several out-of-town firm: He is survlved ‘by his widow, a son, and a daughter, Carl, of New Yorl Dorothy, of London. He was a member of Masonic bodies here. Licensed to Wed. ROCKVILLE, Md,, May 25 (Special). et ge ot Rerpert L. Blowe, 36 the of Herl owe, of Wi and Ethel Jennings Niendorf, 26, of Norfolk, Va.. and hi Coy Thomas James McGuire, 28, of Chicago Futh and_ Marcia Elizabeth Pierce, 27, of ‘Washington. ESTABLISHED 19500 Wm. H. Sardo FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chagpel PIPE ORGAN Service j that is Distinctive % BUT NOT EXPENSIVE SERVICE is our SUCCESS = Llncoln 0524-9244 412 H STREET N.E. ¥ Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service Ul:{ funer: the -"‘-l eation a member service is ba inee |nl reputal ee. e gabl I it G derd angy 1o eal l! AMBULANCE SERVICE Handjome new unlettered ambu- 54 James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 STABLISHED 1878 58 Yesrs im Washington & The whole moth family is ing your now gi home the once-over.” Send your carpets and rugs to Hinkel who specializes in “Brush- less Cleaning” and storage. All Floor-Coverings Insured Free of Charge Every Washed Rug Is Glue-Sized Without Charge LOWEST PRICES for FINEST WORK Rugs Stored in Fireproof Racks 600 Bhode Island Ave,NE. G ZJelephones. POtomac 1172-73-74-75 Visiters Welcome Every Day Minute Mysteries Solution to THE STRANGE STORY OF MADELON FLAUVEL. Madelon's brother! (See Page A-4.) SIMPLICITY 1S OFTENEST AN ADROIT PRETENSE— Mme. de Lambert. FIGHT FIRE ON DUMP Five Companies Answer Call to South Washington. By a 8taft Correspondent of The Star. SOUTH WASHINGTON, Va., May 25. —Five volunteer fire comp-mn ‘were called last night to fight a blaze on the “airport dump.” The fire was so brilliant it brought sufficient inquisitive motorists to tie up traffic for nearly an hour at the south end of the highway bridge. While there was no damage that could be done at the dump, fire- men feared that the sparks would be carried to nearby business establish- ments. The fire-fighters were aided by a downpour or rain that finally re- sulted in extinguishing the blaze ana dispersing the onlookers. . . . Marriage Licenses. James Williams, 24, and Edith M. lo'- 2{ both of 414 Sth st. s.w.; Rev. Jones, 32. 3225 11th st. and 1101 Fairmont st.i’ Rev. 749 T st.. and Rev. William iz ev. 3 Alma, L. “gherrier Bls E Wiliam L. Rothrock. 21, 1745 Pennsy ania ave. and Florence L. Padgett. SI08 Nichols ave. s.e.: Rev. H. W. Man Edward _D. Garette, 40. Chicago, Helen L_ Smith, 33, 1347 Irving st.; George Farnhas James T Matihews New York City, gnd Edith T. Alien, ) California st tiinso iillam elb nd Henrietta Turner. 107 Doth of 1h61 K sh s Rev: Briggs. Arthur G Paul. 23, Fort Myer. Va., and Mary E_ Shaughnesse 1310 Gonnecticut am r ickney. Births Reported Thomas and, Cecells Fowler. boy. Roland -na’.s Millan. boy. 7! Bro: T o M asel TkThson,. boy. Howard and Bernice Williamson, boy. Cornelia Stewart. boy. Mary Dews, bov. John Margaret Price.” girl Albert"and Mijdred Fisher." £ifl H h ;. it a Alustas and Margaret Adams. girl James and_Blanderner Williams. girl. Alger and Margarette Anderson. girl. Lillian !‘refl and Lucme Garner, i g g Moore, girl 2nd Thelma Dorsey. girl. enry and Emily Thomas. girl James and_ Donnie Jenifer. eirl. y and Clara Thornton. girl. James and Olive Hackett. girl. Alfred and Betty Scott. girl James and Addie Johnson. girl. Steve and Sarah boy. I.OS AMETHYST RING—P bly i om of Earle Theater. szlrd H r!turn&d to Mra.Bovd 6th n.w i DIAMOND PIN, on Wednesda room of wnh"r-fioxen stol ward. Wis ave CL. tGussEHh»u trame, % Store.’ 10th Southern Preshaur. ith oval blue ston: initta in dismonds. in ladies’ room. ton Hotel. 'Reward. Address Box wn ct HANDBAG. brown, near 2020 Ontarto 1d.: liveral reward forreturn of “contents.” Cail mith. COlumbia 0144-W. Pm—u-ns tie pin, of gold. | horseshoe of pearls Reward _Call Emerson 3506 POCKETBOOK—Light tan. leather; car keys., drivers license. at 16 and T_sts. Wednesday night.Re rd Aka( i garet 1ith st_nw. Ap DOCTORS Recommend AMBULANCES The GREATER ChambersCo WA’ 11, i'Gene_to Mary Rn-rld e murmd fo 3541 Clean, Fresh and SANITARY $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Very Low Rates on Long* Distance Calls Call COL 0432 LOVED FACES RESTORED alssically brousht, back to lfe— tintypes. photog: snapshots— Festared 5 oreinal perTeciion By the undu;llnfllnl hands of U Underwood & Underwood 1230 Conn. Ave. LASTING TRIBUTE® WITHIN YOUR MEANS. AN AP- PROPRIATE FUNERAL SERVICE CAN BE PRO- VIDED FOR ECONOMI- CALLY. QUALITY AND DEPENDABILITY AL- WAYS CHARACTERIZE THE TABLER SERVICE. -u— i ”H&u\! 'WASHINGTON D.C. Tiphows, » maTIONAL 1344 © SEABOARD RAIL OFFICIAL SUCCUMBS AT ATLANTA Fred Geissler, 55, General Pas- senger Agent, Was Well Xnown in Capital Circles. Fred Geissler, 55, general passenger nt at Atlanta for the Seaboard Air e Railroad, died yesterday in the Georgia city, scenrdlnx to information received here. Mr. Geissler, who until four years ago was general passenger agent Ior the entire system, was well! known ‘Washington, having made frequent vmu here on Government and transportation business. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Atlanta He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Gelssler, and a son, Fred Fosdick's Aide to Speak. Dr. Eugene C. Carder, assistant to Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick of New York, will be the guest speaker at the midweek supper and meeting of the Pirst Congregational Church at 6 p.m today. He will give an illustrated lec: ture on the architecture and symbolism of the Riverside Baptist Church. Beaths. BARRYTT, WILLIE, Do Wednesday, May RETT. gifer, Drothers and one sister and other relatives and friends. porarily resting at Brother ey’s funeral home. N. J. . "Notice of funeral later. BLACKWELL. PETER. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday. May at_Chesterbrook, ETER BLACKWELL. devoted father of ‘Mrs. Elnora Webb. Mrs. Mamie Bailey, Mrs. Sarah West. Mrs. Bertha Allen, Mrs. Clara_Brown. David, Julius and John Blackwell. He also leaves many other Telatives and & host of friends. Remains ting the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, drd ‘and Bye sis. s.W. funeral later. BLANDFORD. ELLA F. On Thursday. May ELLA BLANDFORI Belored witeof " Cnaties 1. Funeral from the residence daughter. Mrs. Owen Gray. 500 on Saturday. thence to St. Peter's Cl and'C sts. se. where mass will be at 9 a.m. for the repose of soul. Serment Coneressional_ Cemeters. tives and friends invited. BLESELL, JOHN E. G. On Wednesds at 3715 at Bibley HMEA 3o husband of Laura E. Blesell of_1320 18th st. n.w.. in his 45th year. Funeral from the szlu.s fu- Deral home. 024 i Ma; 3 p. anumem in R iom S fional Cemétery. BOOL. MARY ELLEN. on Thursday, May 19: RY ELLEN BOOL. wife of B e A Bool-and srendmotner of florelnfe Gibbs Johnson. Notice of fu- neral X Notice of ROBERT. ROBERT. the devoted husband ot Mars . Bushrod: siepfather of Pexant. Irving. brother of Sophia Beverly, Eula Vingent Armstesd and Leland Bushrod. Funeral Saturdsy. May 37 at o Ermoet. Jaryis Tunetsl church .. Interment Payn On Wednesday, May RRIET A. On Wednes 1933, at her residence, Vermont' ave n.w. HARRIET A.. beloved wife of the iate Alonzo & Carman. "Fu neral from the W. W. mbers_C peral home. 1400 Ch nn 2. Relatives o= Pri P iends invitea " Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. CASSEEN. GEORGE = On Tuesdsr May % at ‘Hospital, Erooklyn. GEORA! beloved h\uhlnd OIS Canseen (nee Piaher). ' Body arrive at Union Station Priday. at 1:05 p.m. and will be imme faken 3o Rrtingion " National Gemetery for interment. | COMPTON, MARTHA VAN DOREN. ‘Wednesday, May, 1033, 8t the gence “of her dau ock, Mendota ViR DOREN coM A Oron Remaine rest &t Zurhorst. B rfors “until Friday am. Puneral B Suddenly, on ELL M. ¥ ‘aged 40 years, beloved wife Corridon and daushter of Maghew and the late Lemuel Funeral from her late resi- 18th st. n. Pridar. May :“thence to Holy ‘Com- Church. 14th and East Capitol sts. s.e. where requiem mass will be offered at @ a'clock for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela: tives and friends invited. GEORGIA WILLIAMS. - (A03% A EORGTA. Wik te Nelson mxml n.w., Priday, M Tacilities: obtain caid from office.) Interment (private) Oak Hill Cemetery. bor @t 8230 a.m Aloysius Church. where mass will be offered st 9 a.m. for the repose of his Intermert Mount OLver Cemeters: 3 T V" Prankin, awed. 41 M. Badeeit's funeral hom GILMERE, CORNELIA. Wednesday. May 1 dence of her siste st n. ices 0 May ne ‘abos residence. Interiment ch. fenenterVa. GLATFELTE] 25 Nevlonal GLATFELTE! EMMA E. On Thurxfll h!r lnte residenc: Lu[htrl'\ Hor¢ M Funeral lrnm !he Hcme chapel on Pndly May 26, at Interment York. Pa. GRAY, WAL'I'!I THOMAS. | day, May 24, 1933, at fllmore‘ belov: Orly P\merll !loms::& On Wednes- 2. B %resa's Churel at'® am. Relatives and friends invited. fiterment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 2 . All members of St. s Holy Name Society are to meel e Jate, wesidence “of WALTER, ke RAY, h 1550, o & recital of 'Sa Drayers for the deag. 2 P. M. DENT President. REV. A. J. CLARK. Spiritusl Direcior. GREENBAUM, 1SAAC, On Wednesday. May 1933, at 11 am.. at 2700 Conn. ave., ADu"" Funeral Frida ._from his late resi- dence. t “Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. GRINNELL. CATHERINE L. Depasted, this life on Wednesday. May 4. 623 Noith dHenry 5 dria, Va., CATHERINE L. She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted Wi apd a host of a North _ Columbia Relatives and friends invited. HACKETT, EDITH. Tuesds ACKETT of 13ii7 FI two brothers, e e 5 host. of Q. friends. _Body temporarily resting a0 Malvan & Schey's funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st nw. Funersl from ' patlors, ‘Friday, May =0, at 3 O Paterment. Rosemoni Cemeters. LEY. SARAN E On Tuesday. May at her Tresidence, Ed 7a, Blagensburs, S: Joved wife of George E. Hai neral from St. Luke's E.nhcnn-l Churc] Bladensburg, Md.. Priday, M Relatives and friends inv ‘(nlrrmfigt e Cemerers,” Bladens: 25 HENRY. NANNIE CLAIBORNE. On Thurs- day. ‘May 25, at her residence. 871 B0 o nw NANNIE CLATBORNE HENRY, beloved wife of the late Richard P. Henry, mother of Charles Patton Henry and Mrs. Marie T. Farr of Weaver Hills Va. 8he also leaves three grands Euneral from ebove residen May am. Intermeat Hol- lynood szelpry m:nmond AL day. May 27, at 3 p. te nce on Priday. May 26, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Oskwood Cemetery. West Falis Church, Va JACKSON, FA . Departed this life on Tue N at her residence. BaNNTE YACKSON.*She urn their loss u devoted hus- two_daughters. Mrs. Liene Crawford Eroest and ~Robert l-’\llll at Priday, May 26, at 10 am. above * chapel E 1, Rev. Edward Douse offi- clatin JENKINS. SAMPSON. Suddenly an Wednes u-y on County. SAMPSON trnd muband "3t Badie Lec Jenking 0 Mndl{. A 8 *From: Araon Fores! tville, P elatives - aod 27 friends invited. JONES. ICE. On Wi sday. Y gty Taeney. Houbital "non::: | v Wumsyamgm'mm MILLS. ANDREW. In s LEWIS, NORMAN. 3 Fourth st. n.w. LEWIS. NORMAN. Drivers" Benevaient A On wzanudn. 0 GEOR R B James Manley funeral ho . I'cllce of l‘l’l'::nllmm hulh 5 st ChflNh ll‘ and H sts. s.w., R \Jh 1t Ici Iiterment Roscmont Cometers, Om o AuB You are not forsotten; 3 Nor Shall you gvfr Risbana don ong as life and memory last ‘We shall always remember. thee. IDA MATTHEWS. 26 ITTHEWS., KATE. Dej her Nildenct :l{ ]sh’:rud ‘h“ m.ut:e day, May 23, . KATE Eh! IGIVQS to I’IIDHHI lhlfl' loss two sisters, Sarah Braxton and Mamis Nelson: one brother, James Albert Maksl two nephews, Joseph E. Makell and Wil liam Braxton. and one niece, Ella Hawkins, hiost of other relatives and friends 3Ly Rober Campbell May 25 "at residence. * Funeral Pr ay 26, at m., from St. Matth m.. {rom St Matthew's s k-mm churr.h. Wright, pastor. tves and thicaas tne MIMS, ESSAU. , Departed_this Life on Wed: nesday, s, 415 st. lnu s Ritbagd: C‘u les Body temporarily resting’ st M Schey’s funeral home. N. J. Sow "Notice of Tuneral Jater: ROBERTS. MATTIE Devarted this Ufe gt Gallinger _ Hospital ‘on May 22 brief iliness, MATTIE RO! ves to mourn their loss one d.nlh- nalene, Roberts, one son, Roberts, and two _siste: and Berats Washineion. and one brnmer. Robert Berchett, and a hos elas tives and {friends ine; Hesler Washiogion's funer, parlor, 25. at 8§ V”' Intermem Pl’ldly ll uuenuvflh. l.. p.m. at 1 ANNER, LAURA JOSEPHINE. On W day. May 24, 1033, at her residenc Argonne” Apt. of ‘the Jate Frarkin . Sapmer.. B¢ her residence on s-umhm B R e ra Teterment: Kook Cree Cemetery. ITH, MARY EDNA. On Wednesday, May Ry 85T Iosidence, Poresty d wite of St7T0 am.. wher “Otnterment Mouat, Carmel Cemetery, Upper Marlboro, Md. Relatives and friends invited. STEINER, CHARLOTTE. Parl AinER- 1 i 1 STEINER, wl & ow o geduécx Stein n: Steiner, 0175 Ssitiner Culp,” Remainy resting t and Mass. n E . ;'lh'"z "m"' il Reiatives hna ‘1':‘-1’-3'15 invited. ‘nlermenl private. 2 STEWART. KATE, Departed this life Wed. . at 1:50 p.m. dria. Vi STEWART, of John T. Stewart, lovin, Kaile Stewart Hicks. Notice WlL Aus, THORNTON. On Monday, My t his residence, HORNTON ‘Tnteriiest Woodigyn &Eh{‘ s wf[:flzc‘nm In Memortam. HENSON. GERTRUDE ESKRIDGE. I feo membrance of my dear siater, 0 ?&;r‘rfil Yot 135 {i?'r'i -1’ 13 u.y"fl' | HUNT. HOWARD ¥. InSloving remembrs of my dear fattier, HOWARD F. who ted this' life three years a8 today. May 25. 1 HIB DEVOTED DAU AND GRAND: , SON, NCLA' AND H. UEBELE. * KAHLERT. LOUISA GOODALL. In loviag Temembiance of HOur devoled maother, LOUI=A | GOOD, HLERT. who parted ¢ fifteen years ago y S5 918, God took the sunshine and God took the moonlight ar and Gog {00k the Song Goil Took ine heavens of ble. And He molded the image of mother. Ferfection of all His m His home hish above He endowed her with love As He Crowned her the queen of our eart 1d atter she'd scaltered her sunshine. nd after her song ing through, Goa ook her in Sl ber pericciion High up in His heavens of blue. And there she communes with the angels land where her joys cannot Ids of His love in His home hi above She is queen of the angels—God's own masterpiece! HER DEVOTED cm).mmn . d_put lovi rence of our me d ather, TS eho epariod this ife. seventoon years ago today. Msy 25. 1916, Dear father, we tried so hard to sa Buy our fears and prayers were UCE For havpy angels came and bore you Erom this world of ‘toil and HIS LOVING SONS. RA ANDREW. TALBOTT. MARY I In loving rememe rance of our defoted mother, alAn! 1. ago today. Y Del-té.rmth:\" we mln yaur kind, soft The smile on your sweet. dear face. And there’s no ome in the whole wide orld Who could ever take your place. Dear mother, we would not wish U, Il walt”and sing an 'ul."’" ey we meet some day on thi shore the Tand o far agas. " wo0en THE CHILDREN. RAL DIRECTORS. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E. ATlantie 1700 }oseph F erchs Sons T13034 M Qt 1\ \\' ;}’:’.’{,‘,um ?322 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N. Phone North s hed 1876 r. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected wif the original W. R. Speare e:zl:m:gm:& Natmt 25021009 H St. N.W, CHAMBERS WILLIAM H SCOTT CREMAT URIU\I 4th & MASS. AVE. N.E. LINCOLN Bmfl: Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Uodern Cnaper: Teonons National 2473 W W DEAL & CO. LINCOLN 8200 AsTZUTionsr 301, EAST CAPITOL ST. Lineoln 0372 Chaxllet Funeral Home NAtional 5518 cs.o A. COMLEY “.ig:,"....‘ by u-rh rtistlc Floral Desi Promst Aute Delivery Service Artls sive—inexpensive