Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1936, Page 14

A—14 Braths. AKERS, HERBERT C. Departed this life suddenly. on Monday. September 28 1o36 at Casualty Hospital HERBERT brother of Mrs. man, Clarence and Junius also ' leaves other relatives and many friends Remains resting at the John T. Rhines_funeral chapel. ird and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. 30 BAUM, ALICE M. On Monday, Septem- ber 2K, 1936_ at 525 am. ALICE M. BAUM ' (nee_Weirdiz). beloved wife of | August R. Baum_and sister of Emma Davis. Elizabeth Brown. Annie Emmert and_ Willlam Weirdig and sister-in-law | of George M. Baum. Funeral {rom her | late residence. 10 Cottage Terrace. Md at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. October 1; thence to St. James' Church. R. 1 ave.. Mount Rainier, Md.. where mass will be said at 10 a.m. 30 BENNETT. FLORENCE M. _On_ Monday. September 2R, 1416, FLORENCE M. BEN- NETT. beloved wife of E. K. Bennett and daughter of the late William Morgan “I Beverly. Mass.. and sister of Mrs Charles F. Preston of Beverly. Mas: Mrs. Austin Norcross of Ipswich. Mas and brother of E. A. Morgan of Beverly: Mass. Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral home. 81 H st. n.e. on Wed- nesday. September 0. at 11'am. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery CLAY. ROY. Departed this life on Sun- cay. September 1036, at Gallinger Hospital ROY CLAY. devoted son of Qeorge Clay and the late Tiney Clay, loving husband of Florence Clay. Re-| mains resting at the Morrow funeral | Bome. 1426 V. st. n.w. Remains can be | seen after 11 am. Wednesday. Sep- tember 0. Funeral services October 1. at Snow Camp. N. C. DANIELS. CHARLOTTE M. Septemb 1936, at Garfield Hos- ital. CHARLOTTE M. DANIELS. be- oved wife of Alfred Daniels and mother of Morgan Daniels and Mrs. Florence Lacovey and sister of Thomas Morgan. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1300 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral services at First Baptist Church, Inth and O 'sts nw. on Wednesday September 30. at 2 pm atives and friends rvitea " Intérment Fort Lincoln On Sunday. JOHN C. On Sunday. September 1936, at Providence ~Hospital, JOHN C.. beloved son of the late Oliver | A and Susie V. Donn. Funeral from | the residence of his brother. George C. | Haldeman_ave.. Brenfwood, on Wednesday. September 30. at pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 29 DURNBAUGH. ADDIE. On Tuesday. Sep- tember 26. 1936, at her home. 6403 Sth st. n.w. ADDIE. beloved wife of Errest Durnbauch and motber of Evelyn Durn- baugh. Body resting at the Tabler fu- neral home. 4217 Oth st. n.w.. where gervices will be held on Thursday. Ocio: ber 1. at 2 o'clock_nm . followed by in terment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Rela tives and friends invited to attend. 30* DWARDS, DR. THOMAS W. On Monday. L R 1036, Dr. THOMAS W. beloved husband of Marie Edwards. father of Mae Ed- | ill. the late Dr. Elmer D. Ed- wards. Dr. Lena F. Edwards. Thomas W Edwards. ir.. and brother of Dennis J Fdwards. His remains will lie in state in Andrew Rankin Memorial Chavel at Unive: vednesday. Septem- ). from pm. Reauiem high | McCORMICK. M1 PERRY. LESTER GRANT. mase will be offered Thursdav. Oclober 1. at 9 am. at Holy Name Church. for the repose of his sov Olivet Cemetery ndly omit flos EDWARDS. THOMAS W. The Asso abitants _(Colored) w neral of Dr THOMAS W. ED from Holy Name Catholic 11th and K sts. n.e.. on Thurs- TSON. President. WARDS. Church dav i G. L. WALTON FANNIN. MOLLI . September 26 ; WOLLIE MILDRED FAM 4th st. n.w. beloved mot n Hook and grandmother Alonzo Van Hook She also leaves to - loss other relatives and Remains resting at the 30" 9th_ st nw. Funer the above Puneral home on Wednesday. September 30 ar 2 pm. Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery 'ARREI. BERNADINE On Sunday sw- at 9 p.m. BERNADINE | She 35 | George Farrell ito siriived By Six children. two uncles other relatives and friends at Stewart's ne. Notice of funeral PITZGERALD. MICHAEL J. JR. deniy. on Monday. September &1 Casualtv Hospital. MICHAEL J. FTTZ- GERALD. Jr. beloved husband of Mary Catherine Pitzeerald (nee Young). Fu- peral will be held {rom residence of his father. Michael J_ Fitzgerald sr. 412 K | Thursday. October 1. at reauiem mass at St. Alovsius To am | Intermen:” Moun Rela invited FORD, SARAH A, On Monday. September | 1936, at _ Emergency Hospital, EARAH A FORD. devoted wife of Stephen Ford. loving mother of Mrs. Rose Parker. Beniamin Ford and Clar- nce E. Ford of Atiantic Citv. N. J. “She o leaves two grandchildren. other rel- ex and many friends. Remains resi- ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel ard and Eve sts, s.w. Notice of funerai inter. 10 FRIES. RA vm\n P Sepe tember 27, 1036, at Phoenix. Ariz. RAY- MOND P. FRIES. beloved husband of Fannie B. Pries (nee Hamback). Notice of funeral later. GARNER. LEWIS (CHUCK). Departed is life on Monday. September 2X. 1036, at Walter Reed Hospital. LEWIS GAR- NER. son of the late Willlam and Jane Garner and brother of Robert Garner He also leaves to mourn their loss one sister-in-law and a host of other rela- tives and friends Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Caitol st. s.e. Notice of funeral later. ©A BES; E. On Sunday Septem- ber 1936, BESSIE E. GUAM. beloved wife of Hermen Gaum and mother of Mrs. Leonard E. Marth and Harold W. Veitch. _Funeral from the W. W. Deai funersl home. 816 H st n.e.. on Wednes- day. September 30. at 2 p.m._Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. mr,r.r\: \m.rs .ID~EPII On ‘Tuesday. at 12:30 am 2427 1st st.n.w. MiLl JOSERH TIGGING. beloved husband- of Mary Louise Higzins and father of Eu- gene J. and Raymond T. Higgins. Fu- Deral ‘will be held from the above resi- @ence on Thursday. October 1. at 8:30 am Reouiem mass at St. Martin's Church_at 9 am_ Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 30 JOHNSON. MARIAN. On Sunday. Septem- ber 1936, at Children's 'Hospital, in herlith year. MARIAN JOHNSON. beloved daughter of Richard Edwin and Sarah Johnson of 222 Jones Bridge rd.. Chevy Chase. Md.” Remains resting at the Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reu- ben Pumphrey. Rockville. Md. _Funeral gervices at the ‘above funeral home on Wednesday. September 30. at 2 p.m. In- terment Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsyille. On Sunday. On_Sunday. September CILLE JONES. beloved ughter of Haitie Jones and the late Walter Jones. She also leaves other rel- stives and friends. Funeral Thursday. October 1. at 2 pm., from Jerusalem Raptist Ch Rev. Augusius Lewis officiating. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 143 £ n.w.*until Wednesday noon: after at her late residence. 1238 © & nw lnterment Lincoln Memorial 3 Cemetersy. KENNEY. NELLIE. Departed this life on Sunday. Seotember 7. 1936, at 2 am.. | NELLIE KENNEY. She leaves 1o mourn their loss one daughter. three sisters one son-in-law. three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. other relatives and Iriends. Remains resting at R. C. Rich- ardson & Co.'s funeral home, 1700 Ver- mont ave. n.w. Funeral Wednesday. September 30. at Beaver Dam. Va.. at D, KING. MADELINE A, On Monday. Sep- tember 2R 1936, MADELINE A_ KING. beloved wife of the late John L. King | {28 9th st s.e. Funeral from the James . "Ryan funeral home. 317 Pennsyl- Vvania ave. se. on Wednesday. Geptei Ber 30, at %:30 am. thence to St Peter's Church, where mass will be of- fered at 9 a.m. Relatives and_friends nvited. Interment Arlington WNational Cemetery LANGON, BEATRICE, fember’ 27 196, ay JFreedmen’s Hos: pitan - BEATRICE "LANGON. " beloved Paothier of Willexton Lanson and sister of Kenner Caldwell. ' She also_leaves other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, September 30. at 11 a.m.. from the ' W. Ernest <#tvis funerai church, 1432 'You st. nw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. LUCAS. SHIRLEY V. Departed this life on Monday. September K. 1936. at_her Tesidence. Fairmont st. n.w.. SHIR- LEY V. LUCAS. beloved daughter of Maude B. and the late Gurnaie M. Lucas. Bhe is survived by two aunts. three un- cles and a host of other reiatives and {riends. Remains resting at Morrow’s funeral home. 1326 V st. n.w.' Notice of ater. On Sunday, Sep- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare ..lllhlllhment ,fimgmfism 1009 H St. N J. William Lee’s Sons Co‘ FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ulfi Seventh St. N.W NAtioflll 2473 odern Chapel _ Tel. osegh F. Birch’s Sons HAYCOCK. Manager) Phone West 60D 3034 M St. N.W. Established 1841 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY H&M s WEST 0149 Artistic Floral Designs by Experts Night Phone. Clarenaon 261-J-1. ___ GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT 0106. «nd Sundays Interment Mount | funeral | ves and friends | 30 Remains resting at | Braths. LOEWENBERG. WILLIAM BENNETT. On Sunday. September 27, 1836. WILLIAM BENNETT LOEWENBERG. beloved hu band of Clara Van Baalan Loewenberg and father of Mrs. Rhea L. Bernton and 1. E. Loewenberg of New York City Funeral Tuesday. Services private. Pigase omit flowers. LYELL, A. JOSEPHINE. On Monday, Sep- tember 2R. 1936, at the Baptist Home. A. JOSEPHINE. widow of Willard Lyell Funeral from V. L. Speare Co.'s funeral home. 1000 H st. n.w.. on Wednesday, September 30. at 11 m, Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MAYES. MARY L. On Monday, Scptem- ber 36, al her residence, 316 T st. ler ‘a brief illness. MARY L. MAVES. beloved wite of Edgar C. May mother of Delores L. Mayes, sister of Hattie Barno, niece of Mrs. Mary Mc- Leod ~ Bethune. ~ Remains 'resting Frazier's funeral_home. 3X9 Rh land ave. n.w. Funeral Thursday tober 1, at 11 am. from the abovi mentioned establishment. Interment | Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, 1 AEL D. On Satur- day. September 26. 1936, MICHAEL D MCCORMICK. beloved son'of Patrick and the " late Mary McCormick mee Kelty) | and brother of Patrick H. McCormick of Washington. D._C. Funeral will be held | from_Timothy Hanlon's funeral pariors. | e Bt anesday. Sebemues | 30. at 8:30 am. Requiem ma:s at Holy | Comforter Church, 14th and East Cap- | itol sts. at § am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, MILES. RICHARD W. Denahed this life on Sunday. Sep'ember 5. at 3:15 B at his zesidence. Hiver. road. Be: thesda, Md.. RICHARD W. MILES. 'He | leaves four daughters and one son. Mrs. Emily Thomes. Mrs Grace Matihews Mrs. Arlina Adams. Mrs. Gladys Thomp- son and Mayard Miles: also a sister. Mrs. Sadie Swaliles. and a number of zrand children. other relatives ana friends, Fu neral Wednesday. September 50, at * p.m. at Macedonia Baptist Church. Bethesda, Md.. Rev. Willlam Mason officiating. PAGE. ESTELLE MAINE. Suddenly. on‘\ Friday morning, September 19:46. at * her home. 614 Villamont drive. Willipms- port. Pa. of a heart attack. M ESTELLE MAINE PAGE. Mrs. Page had recovered from & stroke suffered at Lake Mokoma in August sufficiently to be up for a short time in her room. Funeral services were held at 2:30_o'clock p.m. Monday. Sertember %. at Christ Episco- pal Church. Williamsport. | PERRY. LESTER GRANT, On Baturdsy Septembe 5 at 1 pm. at Free men's Hospital LESTER "GRANT PER- RY. beloved husband of Marie G. Perr father. of Theodore L. Perry. sou of t late Charles H. and Janie G. Perry and brother of Margaret ‘Shepherd. ;16 Ho- | vart place n.w. and Randoiph, 'Edward and Charles Perry. He also jeaves to mourn_their loss many other relatives | and fricnds. ~Remains resting aL the McGuire funieral home. 1820 9th st. n.w Funeral services at St. Luke's Baptist Church. Rock Creek Ford road. Brighi- wood. D. C.. Wednesday. September :i0. | at 2 pm. Fev. A Chichester oficiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. The officers and | members of Mornine Star Lodge. No. 40. 1. B. P. O of W.. are notified to at- tend a sessicn of sorrow on Tuesday, | September 1 R pm. 1o av | range for the funerai of our late brother. LESTER GRANT PERRY. Funeral Wed- nesday. Septgmber 0. at 2 npm. from St. Luke's Baptist Church. Rock Creek Ford road. Brightwcod. D. C. QUEENAN. MARY ELLA. On Saturday. September 2. 1036, at her residence. 16 Gordon ave. n.e . MARY ELLA. be- loved wife of Jame< Queenan. mother of | the late William Amos eenan. She survived by other relatives and 'nex\d Funeral Wednesday. Sepiember 30, st % | m.. from Stewart's funeral home. 30 H Interment Payne's Cemetery, 24 DNA WEST. On Priday Seplc 1916, a1 Garfield Hosoital. EDN T ROSS of ;P sl ne. the loved wife of Baward T Ross. ‘mother of | infan: child. Eaward T. Ross_J er of Ravmond and Erlyne West ndchild of John and Frances | 'She also leaves a host of other ives and friends. Funeral Wednes- | September 30. at 11 a.m.. {rom the Church. New York and New Jersey aves. n W where mass wi offered. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- | eter. | SARTAIN. JULIA ANN. On T tembe the beloved wife of the late Wil Mary tain and mother of Mrs 3 Mrs. Berdie Vaughan. Mrs. Abbit Turner and John Sarta from, the | Timothy Hanlo al parl st. n.e.. on Thur October 1 to the Church N mass will be s Miller Tel; invited SHOEMAKER, HARRIET on Tuesday L her_residence.’ 57 IET SIMMS SHOI es Thursday. Oc ate resid ferment Tprivate) Oak Hill Cemerers. 50 | SUTTER. MAJ. ALBERT. On Mondav. | September 2% at Be; Md.. | h LBERT SUTTER. beloved husband Helena Sutter of 30?5 Dent pl. n.w Remains resting at .the funeral home of Almus R. Speare. 3200 R. I ave. ne. Funeral (private) Thursday. October 1. S0 TILLMAN. MELVIN (JERRY). Departed | this life on_ Saturday. Seotember ‘n. 1836 at 11:10 pm.. MELVIN (JERRY) TILLMAN. He leaves to mourn their loss a_ loving and devoted wife, Mrs | Elzur Tillman: (%0 loving children. Elen nd Phyliss Tillman two loving and de- Kidwell and Mrs. | uncles. Mr. Ba James Tillman and Wil father-in-law. Mr. F; and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at his aunt's residence. 30 Virginia ave. se. Pu- neral Thursdav. October 1. at 1 o'clock o.m. {rom Ebenezer M. E Church. 4th and D sts. se. Rev. Kine officiating. | Interment Harmony Cemetery. WARREN. IDA E. On Mondey. September 2%, 1036, at her residence 1923 Sum- mit. pl. ne. IDA_E. WARREN, beloved mother of Mrs. W. H. Bradbury and firlndmomer of Vincent A Burger, Mrs. omona M. Perkins and Mrs. Robert B. Berberich. ' Remains resting At Lee's fu- neral rome. 4th st. and Mase. ave. ne.. where services wiil be held on Wednes- day. Septembe- 30. at 2 p.m. R:latives and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery WATKINS, EARL. Suddenly. on Satu September 26. 1036. EARL WATKINS. husband of Irene Watkins of Wlie st. n.e. Also surviving nim are two daughters. one son. two sisters and many other relatives and friends. Remains Testing temporar! at Henry S. ington & Sons’ funeral home. n.w. but may be viewed onl Wyiie st. ne. after 2 pm. ay A brief service will be heid at the above address, on Thursdev. October 1. at 11 after which-bodv is 10 be taken to Dunkirk. Calvert County. Md. for fu- neral and interment 30% WEIGEL, ELIZABETH M. On Monday. September 28. 193t at_her residence. 3K00_ Conn. ave. n.w. ELIZABETH M WEIGEL. wife of the late William H Weigel and mother of Stella M., Rev. W Harold and Thomas B. Weigel. Remains resting the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. until R pm ‘Tuesday. September 2 Services and interment Evans City. Pa. Please omit flowers. WILLIAMSON, ROLAND. On Tuesday. September ° 1 5. at his residence. 8500 Houston st. Silver Soring. Md.. | ROLAND WILLIAMSON. beloved hisband of Nancy Stiliwell Williamson. Remains resting at his late residence. Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. BARBEE. SUSAN C. Sacred to the mem- ory of our beloved mother. SUSAN C. BARBEE. who passed away five yeers ago today September 20, 1931. Five years we've lived without you. mother. But your spirit has hovered near. To_quiet us through each sorrow. To wipe away each tear. YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS. B!ESIZ MARIA. SUDIE. HAGGENMAKER, CHARLES BUCHANA In_loving memory of my dear father. CHARLES BUCHANAN HAGGENMAKER. ‘who det ted this life twenty-three years ago today. September 29, 1913, Sweet memories still linger forever. Time cannot change them, 'tis true; Years that may come cannot sever My loving remembrance of You. HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. ELSIE. * HERMANN, MINNIE C. In sad and loving ‘memory of my dear mother. MINNIE C. | HERMANN. who departed this life two years ago today, ECHLEY. LEWIS, WILLIAM W. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear father, WIL- LIAM W. LEWIS, who departed this life three years avo today. September 20, Tillman Kidwell Jones. 1 miss him now and always will. Deep in my heart you are fondly re- membered. Sweet. happy memories cling to your | name. | A true heart that loved you with deepest affection Always will Jove you in death just the same. | YOUR_DEVOTED "DAUGHTER. Mps. \ TLLER LEWIS DERRICOTE. PERRY. ELLA MAE. 1In sad but loving re- membrarnce of our dear wife. mother and Shicred ints. cteral Heat ome pakr ‘Sag & o today. September 29. ,fis‘sone T One doth learn in hours of faith ‘That life is lord and sense unknown, ‘That life is ever lord of death And love can never lose its own. LAUDEL. PERRY. JESSE AND INDXA CARTER. ROSS. TRAVIS., A tribute of love to the memory of our beloved husband and father. TRAVIS ROSS. who departed this life twenty-eight years ago tndl’ September 29. 1908, He is not dead—he is just away. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * TUCKER, THOMAS W. Sacred to_the memory of our dear father. THOMAS W. TUCKER. who departed this life one year ago today. September 0. 1935, 3 THE FAMILY. WALTON. CATHERINE E. In loving. re- membrance of my dear mother. CATH- ERINE E. WALTON. who died Septem- ber 29, 1934 Just a little token of remembrance to show 1 still remember thee. LOVING SON. FRANK. * WILSON. CLIFFORD, JR. In sad but lov- ing _rémembrance of our darling boy. )RD WILSON. Jr.. who_departed {his life one year ago todny. September 29, 19: A beautiful flower. sweet and rare. e crmaare Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 4313 P Bt N.W. NAtional 276 s r Growing in God's garden fair: Picked for His altar bright. AD,sgded shintng. radiant light. | maintain beds | pm. | daughters, Dr. | vears a resident of this city, THE EVENING DR. T. W. EDWARDS, LONG ILL, IS DEAD Instructor Emeritus at Howard Widely Known Colored Dentist. Dr. Thomas W. Edwards, 64, in- structor emeritus in the Howard Uni- versity College of Dentistry, died yes- terday after a long iliness at his nome, 1205 Linden street northeast. Besides teach- ing at the univer- sity, Dr. Edwards carried on an ac- tive dental prac- tice until some three years ago. He retired as in- structor in June, 1934. He was one of the most wide- ly known colored dentists in Wash- ington. A native of this city, he was grad- uated from the Normal Department of Howard University in 1889. He re- ceived the degree of doctor of dental surgery in 1907 and became instructor four years later. Dr. Edwards was a charter member of the National Dental Association and a member of the Robert T. Free- man Dental Society, serving €or two years as its president. He also be- | longed to the Oldest Inhabitarts As- ociation, a colored organization, and the National Association for the Ad- vancement of Colored People. He had given to many charitable organizations and enterprises, including funds to for free patients at Children’s and Garfield Hospitals and contributions to the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. His body will lie in state from 3 to 7 tomorrow in Rankin Memorial Chapel, Howard University, Funeral Dr. Edwards, | services will be held at 9 am. Thurs- day in Holy Name Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cem- | etery. Surviving Dr. Edwards are his widow, Mrs. Marie Edwards; two Lena Edwards Madison of Jersey City, N. J, and Mrs. May Hill, Oakland, Calif., and a son, Thomas W. Edwards. jr.. a dental stu- dent at Howard. Another son, Dr. Elmer D. Edwards, also a dentist, died here last Sepwmber 6. MRS. IDAE WARREN IS DEAD HERE AT 87 Resident of District for Many Years—Funeral to Be Tomorrow. Mrs. Ida E. Warren, 87, for many died yes- terday afier a long illness at her home, | 1923 Summit place northeast. Mrs. Warren was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Na- tional Geographic Society. She is sur- vived by a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Brad- bury: three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Several years ago Mrs. Warren wrote a story on “Indian Summer” for The Star, the article being based on a story as related by an Indian employed by her father many years ago. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Lee's funeral home, Fourth street and Massachusetts ave- nue northeast. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Dachshund is a name adopted from the German meaning “badger dog.” The Dachshund is an ancient breed of dog. CEMETERY LOT CEDAR HILL CEMETERY t is very large and one of the most _attractive and valuable sites in the entire cemetery. Purchased among the first offered for sale. Will sell as a hole or in part for original purchase Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Ungertakers for col- ored U. S, War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. 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Allnutt of Cedar Grove, and two brothers, Clin= ton and Erpest Bowman, both of Gaithersburg. She was a daughter of the late Chester Bowman of the Etchison neighborhood and was a life-long resident of Montgomery County. The fugeral took place this morn- ing from Salem M. E. Church here, burial being in the cemetery at Lay- tonsville. —_— ‘The howitzer is a piece of artiliery fired at a high altitude with a low charge; a field gun is fired on a low trajectory with a high charge. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, W. B. LOEWENBERG, MANUFACTURER, DIES Native of Germany Made Fortune in Diamond Mines, Then Came to U. S. William Bennett Loewenberg, 83, who as a young man amassed a for- tune in the South African diamond mines and later used the funds to establish a basket maunufacturing business, died Sunday 'in a local sani- tarium after a long illness. Private funeral services were held today. Mr. Loewenberg, a native of Ger- many, came to this country many years ago. After living in Michigan | for several years, he went to South Africa. Returning after a few years, he conducted the basket manufactur- ing business in Wabash, Ind., until retiring about 10 years ago and com- ing to Washington. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Van Baalan Loewenberg; a daughter, Mrs. Rhea L. Bernton, 2013 O street, the wife of Dr. Harry S. Bernton, and a son, 1. E. Loewenberg of New York City. He also leaves four grandchildren. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1936. P. J. CAULFIELD DIES WHILE ON VOYAGE Retired War Department Employe and Wife Were on Way to South America. Patrick J. Caulfield, 66, former clerk in charge of the mail and records section, office of the chief of Engineers, War Department, died Sunday on board ship en route from South America. Mr. Caulfield, who lived at 3762 Benton street, left here a short while ago with Mrs. Caulfield for a South American cruise. Word of his death was sent here by Mrs. Caulfield to her niece, Mrs. Raymond P. 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Experienced AdvertisersPrefer TheStar NAH. 2477 USE OUR BUDGET PLAN TAKE 12 MONTHS TO PAY When Purchased on Our 12-Month Budget Plan, @ Small Carrying Charge Will Be Added MORE DAYS Moses’ 76th September Furniture Sale Our Entire $200,000.00 Stock FINE FURNITURE Drastically Reduced Important facts about this sale: (1) For 76 years Moses’ furniture has been nationally known for inherent beauty and enduring qual- (2) Moses’ entire regular stock is included in this sale. Because we sell direct from our warehouse, eliminating many heavy expenses, our regular prices are always lower. ity. (4) Now, during the THIS SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT reduced. (3) 155 Furniture prices have September Sale, aur warehouse prices are still further and drastically (5) This sale ends Saturday night. | fore it comes again. t will be a year be- advanced 5" to since it began . . . and are still going up. Therefore, lt is * greatly to your advantage to make your selections now. Sale Ends in Only 4 More Days—Shop Now Bedroom SUITES Reduced to '99 Were $158 to $198 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Reduced to $‘l 4.95 Were $19.75 BOUDOIR CHAIRS $4.95 Were $7.50 Poster Beds As low as $12.75 Dressers As low as $26.75 Vanities As low as $22.75 Chests of Drawers As low as $18.75 Plenty of Parking Space Living Room SUITES Reduced to 119 Were $175 to $225 A GROUP OF CHAIRS Reduced to $‘I 9.95 Were $32 to $48 EASY CHAIRS $3 9.50 Were $55 High Boys As low as $49.50 Night Tables As low as $5.95 Springs As low as $7.95 Pillows As low as $1.95 As low as $32.00 China Cabinets As low as $27.50 Dining Tables As low as $27.00 Serving Tables As low as $18.75 10-Pc. Dining Room SUITES Reduced to 169 Were $239 7-Piece Dinette -SUITES Reduced to 119 Were $166 DROP-LEAF TABLES 526.85 Were $37.50 Buffets Gov. Winthrop Desks As low as $24.95 Knee Hole Desks As low as $24.95 Book Cases As low as $5.75 Sewing Cabinets As low as $7.25 STUDIO COUCHES Reduced to 526.85 Were $39.50 Duncan Phyfe SOFAS Reduced to 55 Were $79 MAPLE EASY CHAIRS $‘I 9.95 Were $28.50 Club Chairs As low as $19.50 Wing Back Chairs As low as $32.50 Pull-Up Chairs As low as $12.50 Pillow Back Chairs As low as $31.75 A GROUP OF TABLES Reduced to $ 6.95 Were $9 to $15 Colonial Rocking CHAIRS Reduced to $“ 9.75 Were $32 GOV. WINTHROP SECRETARIES 53 7.50 Were $49.50 Cocktail Tables As low as $9.50 Lamp Tables As low as $5.95 End Tables As low as $3.95 Coffee Tables As low as $5.95 W. Moses & Co. 804 Rhode Island Avenue N.E. No Traffic Delays