Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1936, Page 28

" B8 ADMR REYNOLDS " DIES IN HOSPITAL Naval Officer Had Distin- guished Career, Includ- ing Duty Here. Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds, 83, V. 8. N, retired, who had a long and « distinguished career as a naval officer, including important duty here, died yesterday in Naval Hospital. He had been ill about three months. Admiral Reynolds was president of the Naval Examining and Retiring Boards here from 1913 to 1915. He was retired in 1915, but was recalled to active duty during the World War and served as commandant of the naval training station at Gulfport, Miss., after establishing the station. He was again placed on the retired list following the war and since had spent the greater part of his time at Gulfport. He came here to enter the hospital. He was the brother of Mrs. Edward E. Hayden, 2820 N street. Besides his sister, he is survived by his sec- ond wife, Mrs. Josephine LeCand Rey- nolds, to whom he was married in October, 1921; a son, Col. John N. Reynolds, U. S. A, now stationed in Boston; a daughter, Mrs. William T. Truxton, Waterbury, Conn., and five grandchildren. The son and daughter are children by the first wife, formerly Louise 8. Norton of Brooklyn, N. Y. to whom he was married in . " She died many years IIB A native of Hampton, Va., Reynolds was the son of the late Oen. Joseph J. Reynolds, U. 8. A. He was graduated from the Naval- Academy in 1873 and was promoted: through the various grades until he reached the rank of rear admiral in July, 1911, He served on the Swatara, 1888-91, and commanded an expedition to Seoul Corea, to protect the United States Minister and foreigners. Dur- iny the Spanish-American War, he was commander of the Massawit. Subsequently, he was-ordnance officer at the Navy Yard, League Island, Pa. In August, 1912, Admiral Reynolds was appointed by President Taft to accompany the Secretary of State as naval representative to the funeral of the Emperor of Japan. In 1912-13, he was in command of the Pacific Reserve Fleet. He was a member of the Army and Navy Club here. Burial will be in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. The time of the fu- neral and other details were to be announced later. COMING TO U. S. Former Spanish Queen Expected to Visit I11 Son. NICE, France, September 10 (P).— Former Queen Victoria of Spain was expected to sail for the United States today to visit her son, the Count of Covadonga, ill in a New York hos- pical. The former Queen booked pnmze on the Italian boat Conte di Savois, it was learned. (The Count of Covadonga, her eld- est son, is ill with complications from hemophilia, & hereditary disease which causes severe bleeding from even minor wounds.) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, «|Man and Maid Fall Jn Love, Wed on! * Merry-Go-Round Ride on Whirling Steeds While Carousel Plays W edding Music. By the Associated Press. WALDWICK, N. J., September 10.— Edward and Anna Vail began married life today on the merry-go-round where they met, fell in love and were married. Vail, a Hackettstown World War veteran, came here ten days ago as TRICO Radiator Covers complete the beauty of well- furnished and decorated rooms, prevent radiator smudgeand pro- vide proper humidity. Reason- able prices—convenient terms. Estimates without obligation. FREDERIC B. BLACKBURN 1700 Conn. Ave. 2nd Floor Potomac 4793 operator of & carousel in'a carnival, ‘The very first night he took & horses and snatch .lo Belle 522 10th ST. N. Adjoins Peoples Drug Store, “Just formed the marriage ceremony. ‘The carnival broke camp last night and the newly-weds planned to follow along. Japan Spurs 8ilk in U. 8. Japan is raising s $750,000 fund to promote the wider use -of Jtmuo silk in the United States. Hat Works w. a Steg From F’ HALF YEARLY SALE FURNITURE AND HOMEWARES Lawson-Type Love Seat (left) with comfortable roll back and wide Loose Pillow - Back Modern Chair, (below) beautifully pro- rtioned and amazingly com- ortable. Covered in attractive new modern weaves Fourth Floor—The Hecht Co. Shop where it’s convenient . . . Park where there’s room ... Use our enlarged parking lot. THE HECHT CO. F STREET AT SEVENTH o) 7 arms. choice of rust or green Covered in durable fabric in Fourth Floor—The Hecht Co. Gnv Winthrop Secre- ry (right) built of beautlfully matched walnut or mahogany veneers on hardwood with 4 drawers. Au- thentic brass handles and escutcheon plates Fourth Floor—The Hecht Co. Plus small carrying charge if purchased on the H Improvement Plan ome Massive Chair and Ottoman, (right) with loose pillow back and wood arm grips to gmbect the rich tapestry upholstery. hoice of colors. umph at 29.95. A Half-Yearly Sale tri- Fourth Floor—The Hecht Co. Duncan Phyfe Drop-leaf Table with 4 Chairs (left). Perfect for the apartment or small dinette. Ma- hogany or walnut finish on fine hardwood Five pieces, 29.95, NATIONAL 5100 + Pourth Floor—The Hecht Co. Division » ate $50 NO MONEY DOWN e = §F more. you may uuluzmm ‘merchandise lnd Bnmwlm pay tor 4 them on the Home Purchase $50 Monts ru-o-n Nk ¥ear [ier 13 Years $4.50 Per, for' 3 ears H $6.10 $4.70 17.70__ (1218 26.50__| .18.20 D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1936. CHAIRS lflln‘l Chairs! Cogswell Chairs! Occasional Chairs! Barrel Chairs! Wing Chairs! ‘These chairs were originally priced from 14. 95 to 20.05. Some are left from suites; some sold “as 1s.” - Mostly one-of-a-kind, so get here early! - All Sales Final. None Held for Future Delivery! No Exchanges! (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Am;hermshlnlnhol:muuhcmer;nm le line of candlewick Mmmas%uu%bmmcmqwfm normally sell lor'sp fi—lte ar -3.95 Handmade Can- (Fifeh Floos. The Heakt “Electric Refrlgerators Every one a Nationally famous make! We're clearing out our floor samples, demonstration and reconditioned refrigerators. that's where you save! Every refrigerator is mechanically perlect and fully guaranteed. Model Shown is 514 Cu. Ft. All Porcelain LEONARD 5™ Now 99.7 Plus small urryh?( charge, if " These Models Similarly Low Priced! purchased on the Budget Plan 1—99.50 Kelvinator Refrigerator, 4! cu. ft. 1—112.50 Crosley Refrigerator, 4 cu. ft. 1—164.50 Crosley Refrigerator, 5% cu. lt de luxe. 1—149.50 Crosley Refrigerator, 612 cu. 1—-199.50 Leonard Refrigerator, 5% cu. lt 1—209.50 General Electric Refrigerator, 4% cu. Monitor Top ___ 1—209.50 Leonard R No Money Down, 16c a2 Day in the Electric Clock Buys It! (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co) -+ One Day Only! 9x12 and 8x10 Wool Chenille Rugs o Every Rug Revenlble' 1 4 95 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES ® Five Hook Desi, o Six Plain Oolnrs' I Boards T W Ll LN 79(: 1% gal. Woven of Wool Yarns! o Double-duty Rugs! (Pifth Ploor. The Hecht Co.) Step-on Cans (Pifth nnor ‘The Hecht Co.) Most pieces have been soiled or damaged in delivery. 4-HOUR SPAR VARNISH This is a qualtiy varnish that is good on floors, furniture, and wood work. Waterproof, weatherproof and it will not show scratches or turn white. Regularly $1.39 590 qt. (P LACE CURTAIN STRIPS Just the pattern you've been wanging is somewhere among the open weaves 39c each and filet nets in this lot. Mnnu!actureu samples. Ivory and ecru colors! h Floor. The Hecht Co. Lamps and Shades 15—5.95 to 995 Modern End Table 50—$1 to 1.95 Boudoir Shades and Bed Lamps in Clare de Lune and Silks; Limit, two to a customer! (Pifth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Lamps, Vanity Lamps and Pottery Table Lamps FLOOR AND PORCH PAINT A quick-drying paint that covers easily with one coat. It's easy to l%ply and eqully good for inside or outside use. Take advantage of this offer! 20—5.95 Washable, wired-tapestry Rembrandt Bridge Shades 15—4.59 Finely finished bronze, I. E. 8. th Floor, The Heecht Co.) table lamps and shades House Furnishings 40—Reg. 1.39 Metal Carpet Sweepers._70¢ 10—Reg. 89c to 2.95 Shower and Kettles ___ 12—Reg. 1.29 Vegetal 36—Reg. 39c Orange Juicer and Ice 10—Reg. 79c Wood Bench Hampers___3| 18—Reg. 299 Bath Room Vanities____] 49 18—Reg. 2.99 Hamper Bench to Match Vanity . -1.49 25—Reg. 50¢ 19¢ 10—Reg. 4.95 Ironing Bonrda, “Sit as you Iron” A 8—Reg. 3.95 Fireplace Sets_ -2 1—Reg. 27.50 Ice Box( holds 75 lbs. of 28—99c to 1.98 large-size pictures, u-l sorted subjects 7—195 Bronze Reflector Lamps with designed glass shades __ --3.95 < 8—7.95 Sturdy Bridge Lamps, rted 5 colors; metal shade (Fourth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Rugs and Linoleum 12—4$75 and 79.50 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Amreican Oriental Rugs, imper- 19.95 12—Reg. 5.95 Porcelain Tables, asis__], 95 51—59c¢ to $1 Pleated and Plain Parch- mentized Shades, assorted colors and sizes (Pifth Ploor. The Hecht Co.) 2-139.50 9x12 American Oriental Rugs, discontinued __ 4—29.95 9x12 Imitation H ug: 2—$55 8.3x10:6 Seamless Wilton Rugs 2-39.95 9x12 Numdah Rugs. 4—29.95 8x10 Numdah Rugs . 2—-19.95 6x9 Numdah Rugs._. 23950 6x9 American Oriental Rugs - 2495 2—-$50 4.6xT8 Gulistan Rugs, discon- tinued Curtains, Chests and Upholsteries 40—$1 Fabricord Covered Pillows_ea., 20—139 Chints Boudoir Chair Slip 50—2.95 Rayon Spreads and Drapes, spreads for single or double beds; rose, green, peach, gold and blue, es, 1.59 300—Manufacturers’ sample squares of tapestry and Mohalir. 32995 Cedar Chests, mahogany and walnut finish, 48 in. lon;_.24 95 1—29.95 Famous Mske Cedar Chest, 2-23.25 36x63-inch Gulistan Rugs, discontinued . 500—1.10 sq. yds. Iniaid Linoleum, many marbelized colors; bring your own measurements, sq. yd., S5¢ (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Friday Only! Sorry! No Mail. Phe . B. Orders THE HECHT CO. IF STRER SEVENTH NATIONAL 5100