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Shopping Hour Schedule
Announced by Merchants

Pre-Christmas season shop
pers will find additional down.
town stores open until 8 pm
Mondays and Thursdays, be-
ginning next week, and on other
weekdays as the holidays draw
nearer.
Extra night shopping hours
offered by various stores were
announced by the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association.
The stores in general will be
closed on Thanksgiving Day,
November %, but some will be
open from $50 am. to 9 pm.
the next day, observing the
Thursday hours on Friday in
stead in that instance.
Saturday hours will be from
$3.50 am. to 6 pm. with no late
hours on Christmas Eve, unless
otherwise noted, the association
reported. The announced sched-
ule follows:
Open from $50 10 0 Mondays ana
Thursday beginning November 3
through December q, and every weekday
ssxcept saturday from December 10
Goods Co. The Hecht CO. WIN. Hahn
Co. s Kann Cons Co. Kent's Jewelry.
Kotzin. g. s. Kresge Co. Lansburrh's.
Lerner Shops The Princess Shop, Shah
Omen from $50 TO o Mondays and
THURSDAYS beginning November 5, and
on FRIDAYS, December ~ and g1--A
Kahn, Inc. MacMannes. IneF Woodward
a. Lothrop.
Open $50 10 Mondays and Thurs
DAYS beginnink November through De-
cembef u and every weekday except
SATURDAY beGinning December Z thrOuGh
December 2i---Castelberg's.
Open from 10 Msndays and
Thursdays belInnlng November 5
thrOugh December 2O-Button Shop.
House a Hermann, Hub Furniture Co
julius LansburRh Furniture Co.. Mayer
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DR.. JocobWeinberq
Composer of Hymns

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 Up. -
DR.. Jacob Weinberg. ut, inter-
nationally known composer Of
Jewish religious hymns. died
yesterday after a brief illness.
He achieved wide public no.
tice also for his opera. "Hecha-
lutz." which won first prize Of
the international music contest
at the Philadelphia Sesauicen-
tennial Exposition in 1925.
A native Of Russia. DR.. Vein
berg later lived in Palestine be-
fore coming to the United
States in 1926. Surviving are
his widow. Theresa, and . son,
Walter. =
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Vince Costello, IT,, 8, Joins
Friends as Leukemiu Victim

Eight-year-old Vince Costello
has Joined in death two of his
buddies-in-illness, who died ear
lier this year.
Leukemia was the slayer of all.
Young Vince-Vincent B. Co.'S
tello, twas stricken by the
disease a few days before last
Christmas. His family knew he
was sick when he showed no in
Iterest in any of his Christmas
toys, not even his electric train
layout.
They took him to the National
Institutes of Health in mid-Jan-
uary. There he shared a room
with Allen S. Dinsmore, 4 of 5319
Tuscarawas road, Glen Echo
Heights.
Neither realized that his bed
ridden friendship soon would
end. Allen died in February.
Vince, meanwhile, improved
enough SO he could return home,
at 503l South Dakota avenue
NE. and finish the second grade
at the Campus School of Catholic
University.
Finds New Friend
Last August. the disease bested
the drugs that were keeping
Vince going. He had to go back
to NH.
Sharing the room with him
this time was Frederick L. Bell,
whose home was in Roanoke
Rapids. N. C. Freddie was 10.
IA big boy who knew he had
small chance of recovery. Freddie
never breathed a word of his
knowledge to Vince.
One day in September the
nurses took Freddie from the
room. He was in no condition
even to say goodby to his pal.
Vince never saw him again.
Vince didn't know it, but he.
too. was in the hospital to stay
this time. Except for a few
short hours.
just before Halloween, he be-
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4 Co. MAJOR Masterpieces. Inc, Ma
tional Furniture Co, P. J. Nee Co,
Peerless Furniture Co.
Open o 10 Mondays and Thursdays
begtnning November 3 through Deem
Der u, and every weekniEht December
Wings.
Open . 10 0 Mondays and Thursdays
beginning November 3. and ali week
DAYS, including Saturdays, from De-
N. Trading Co.
Open $50 to o BEGINNING November
~ through December q and every
weekday exceDt saturday from Decem-
Der 10 through December a. Neisner
Brothers. Inc.
Open o TO . Mondays and Thursdays
BEGINNING November 5, and every week
day including SATURDAYS. from Deem
Der 10 through December 2I-Howard
Jewelry Co. Ross Jeweiry Co.
Open from $50 10 Mondays and
Thursdays BEGINNING November 10, 1896.
and every weekday except SATURDAYS
from, December "a through December
%l--L. Frank Co., Philipsborn.
Open $50 10 y Mondays and Thurs
DAYS beEinning November 10 through
December 30 and Fridays, December ~
and December al Miller g. Sons. Inc:
Joseph r. Harris Co.
Open B:5O 10 MONDAYS and Ihurs-
Deesmber 20 and on Friday, December
e1--Coherfs Picture Stores, Frank r.
Jellefi. Inc; saks. B. Rich's Sons.
Open $40 to . Mondays and Thurs
Fur shop X harris & co. topen SiIsj.
Stout Slender Shop, VIM. Rosend0rf
Open 800 to . Mondays and Thurs
DAYS beginning November 10 and every
day except saturday December 10
through December &c. c. Murphy
Open s,3O TO . Mondays and Thurs
DAYS BEGINNING November gG through
December IS and every weekday except
Saturdays from December ~ threnFh
Brenner Photo Co. George Il Co. Her
zogs =. Inc. Bruce Hunt, Inc Kapl0witz,
Inc; y, Kaufman, Inc. 8. Klein,
IInc. The Mode Model Shop. RaItigh
? Street :. chas SCHWARTZ. 4 Son.
Urdongs, Wardeil's YOunE Mems shop.
Open D:3O 10 o Mondays and Thurs
days BEGINNING DECEMBER . through De.
eembsr 90 and ON December -. 10 and
Open 10 - Mondays aud Thursdays
besinnlnE November 2a---oarrison Toy A.
opep $50 % . Thursd.y. beslnalns
c cSss"S a sto.. z co'. is ss'"' ~
Regular hours, D 10 y Monday through
SATURDAY until beginning December I
through December 20 when hours will
be y 10 9.3O--Ida's Department. Store,
Open g;30 10 . every weekday, Deem.
Der rs through December 22-~The Suit
Chop.
Open 10 10 o every weekday, Including
Monday and SATURDAY, beginnlnE Deem
Der 3 through December 2y.-seaFs, Roe
buck A. Co.
The following stores have advised the
Merchants and Manufacturer Agsocls-
hours during the pre-Chrigtmag Gf6a0n
with no extra night openinGs--CuTtia
Bfol Furniture Co. julius Osrhnekel q
Co. Ooidheim'H Ma9rudef. Inc Mickfl.
sons Pictures and Picture Frauing Oai-
leTy. william p. Miller Furniture Co..
georRs p Muth Co Inei rick Bros.
X. Zirkin A Cons Inc.
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stay in orphanages any longer
but still too young to be COM
pletely on their own.
She usually had four or five
young men at a time living in
her large house. She bought
them their first suit of clothes,
and helped them find their first
jobs.
Mrs. Mosher, who once said,
"as long as you can feel, you
can work." did her own washing,
ironing and cooking until she
was IS. She also spent many
hours making hooked rugs and
hand-rolling the edges on hand
kerchiefs.
The former Joann Conner
she was born in Havre de Grace
Md, an area settled by her Irish
ancestors. She went to New
York City when she was 16. Her
husband, William, died in 1913
Sacred Heart
Mrs. Mosher belonged to the
League OF the Sacred Heart.
Besides Sergt. Brown, she is
survived by another daughter
Mrs. Ann Stoetzel of Poughquah
N. Y. and a son, James j
Mosher OF Flushing, N. Y. Five
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren also survive.
The rosary will be recited al
1880 O'Clock tonight at the
Warner z. Humphrey funeral
home. 8434 Georgia avenue. Sill
yer Spring. Requiem High Mass
will be offered on Wednesday al
10 am. in st. Jerome's Catholic
Church. in the Bronx. with bur-
ial in st. Raymond's Cemetery
there.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy take the form
of masses.
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Charles |. Beuvens,
Army Engineer,
Former Contractor

Charles I. Beavens. IS, an Army
engineer and a life
long District resident. died Of
cancer yesterday in George
Washington University Hospital.
AS an independent contractor,
Mr.. Beavens was involved in the
construction of the nurses home
addition at District General
Hospital, the new girls dormi-
tories at the University of Mary
land, the dining hall at the Ma
tional Training School. the Ana
costa Naval Receiving Station,
the non-coommissioned officers
quarters at Boiling Air Force
Base and Bethany Baptist
Church.
During World War II he Joined
Riggs Distler and Co, Inc, as a
mechanical engineer on the con-
struction of Mclean Gardens.
Later, he was associated with
Mehring Hansen, Inc, super
vising the mechanical installa-
lions in George Washington Uni
versity Hospital. He joined the
Army Corps of Engineers in 1852.
Mr.. Beavens was a past presi-
dent of the Anacostia Lions Club
and a member of Concordia
Lodge 81 of the Masons.
Survivors include his widow
the former Harriet M. Van Sise,
of 1882 HALEY terrace Sc: a
son, Charles E. of North Forest
vile. Md; his stepmother, Mrs.
Susie M. Beavens, and a sister
Mrs. May B. Young. both of ZIG
Tenth street Sc: a brother, DR..
E. Arthur Beavens of Alhambra,
Calf, and two grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Sim
mons Bros. funeral home. 1861
Good Hope road Sc, after 6 pm.
today. Services will be at 2 pm.
Monday at Congress Heights
Methodist Church, Fifth street
and Alabama avenue Sc. with
burial in CndoT Hill Naroaf 49,,
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DR.. KreSs retired from the
Washington Sanitarium in 1885
to Orlando. but went back tc
active practice there during the
war years.
One daughter, DR.. Ora Kress
Mason. of Murray, KY, survives
"A son, John Kress, died in 1854
In addition to their own chill
dren. DR.. Kress and his wife
adopted and reared IL others
Funeral services are scheduled
for 2 pm. Monday in Winter
Park. Fla. in Kress Memorial
Church, established in DR.
Kress' honor. Burial will be in
Orlando.
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HENDERSON, ANNA VI. In loving mem.
DRY Of our dear mother ANNA NJ
HENDERSON. who passed away Bil
years ago today, November 3, 1860.
November brings sad memories
:, OF our loved one gone TO rest:
You Will never be forgotten
By the. ones who loved YOU best
MARIE AND RODERIcK
JOHNSON, CARRIE z. A tribute Of
loved one. CARRIE Z. JOHNSON. who
departed this life, sixteen years age
today, November J, 1910.
With patience you've run Me race
And found In Heaven your happy place
From early morn to the setting sun
HER " pF " Sq{ R nsE WI o N qone iFoN
JOHNSON, EDEANIE FREEMAN
AND MARY ". BRAWNER
J0ICE, J. EDWARD, sR. In sad but
loving memory Of our devoted husband
and father. j. EDWARD JOICE SR
Who leit Us ,eight years aso today
safe in the arms Of Jesus.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
JONES, MILDRED N. In loving mem
Dry 81 our dear mother and dauShter
MILDRED M. JONES. who passed away
one year ago today, November 3, 1855,
A year has passed since that sad DAY
When the one We loved was called
For ge miss her more and more each
May she rest IN peace
HER DEVOTED SON, JERRY. AMI
PARENTS, HARRY AND ETHEL
PENDLETON. JANIS CLOE. In sad
put owing remembrance Of our deaf
father, JAMES cLOE PRNDLETON. ahc
passed away sixteen wears ago today
November . 1870
sleep on, dear father. take your rest
W. loved YOU. but God loved you pest
DREN In Washington. D c.. Prince.
ton. y J., and GAINESVILLE, Va
PEYTON. SARAH o. IN ioying msmor,
81 my beloved mother, SARAH p
PEYTOS who departed this life III
years ae0, November >. 1850.
Every DAY in some small way
Memories of you come nv yay.
lime and Years ron swiftly ~
But love and memoTiea never de
YOUR DAUGHTER. LENA 2. DAWEe.
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sistant to the president and was
named to the secretary-treas-
urer post in 1913.
Mr.. Arney is survived by twin
daughters, Mrs. Norris Benson
of Couer d'Alene. Idaho, and
Mrs. c. w. Stephenson Of
Bakersfield. Calf, and a brother,
j. Ward Arney of Couer d'Alene.
Funeral services will be held
Monday in Seattle. Burial will be
in Mount Pleasant Cemetery
there
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AnurtltuD

GRITZ. IDA. monument 10 the mem
DRY Of our late wife and mother IDA
GRlTZ will be unveiled on Sunday
November 4, 1856, at IL noon. at
the Ohev Sholom Congreeation Gene
terry Friends and relatives invited
The FAMILY
LITMAN. JACOB. An unwilling in the
memory Of the late JACOB LITMAN
will be held at the Adas Israel Gene
terry. on Sunday, November 4, 1855
at 1:45 pm. THE FAMILY.
RICH. BENJAMIN. An unveiling in the
memory of the late BENJAMIN RICH
Will be held on Sunday November 4,
1855. at pm, at the Adas Israel
Cemetery. Friends and relatives in
Viteo. HIS BELOVED FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Flora Tributss Moderate
pFlces open daiiy sun. holidays Phone
Giants 600 t4th st. NV. IA. 6.oIOe.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

NNsaFNNa I'M LUIN
b sITTS t0sctheri For, Lincoln req
aonahly priced UN a-pUTa. after 4
ON
TORT LTNCoLN--5 choice erayssitsj
rI driveway near elccf less thaI
sffei rrige 81. f-btf5
IORr LINCOLN sites . "a 5 and
IN iot f5f. Catholic section. at g5lg
.fa than zeal value CT ISIS
iOHT LlNCOiN CEMETERY. ehape
tecticn. very desirable location. q sites
$1,000 n HANSAuER, III a.f7 -
etrs ~ 5.BNl5
TORI LINCOLN rryp,s Ia the car.
cen q, Apostles. oew ofer ~
NAIL. MN PARk-t ti,ss bes, Toe
sacflhes Tor ash. CA 4.e2il.
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In Aarnturiant

COLLINS, ALBERT b. In loving mem
Dry OF my husband, ALBERT p. COL
LINS, who passed away one year ago
today, November 3 1855.
Your memory Is q keepsake
- With which ! will never part.
Ihough God has you ia HIS keeping,
Il viii stu have YOU In my heart.
YOUR LOVING WIPE, EDNA. AND
CHILDREN,
DAWSON, .wYNARD. Sacred 70 the
memory Of our beloved son and brother.
WYHARD DAWSON. who passed away
iour, years ago today. November 3.
II all the world we're ours 10 awe,
Wed giye H. yes, and more
To zee your smiiine face again
Come shiring through our door
THE FAMILY
Di BARTOLO, ANTHONY. sR. In low
our father. ANTHONY ri BARTofo.
SRn who passed aWaV two wears
agu TO-DAY. November 3. 1884
Your semitic face and patient smile.
With sadness We recall
You had kindly word for each.
And died beloved b. all
The voice "a mute ard stilled
me heart thai loved uS vel and
An. bitter vas the TRIAL 70 uars
PROM one 50 5000 a. you
YOUR LOVING WIZ. CH1LDREN And
GRANDCHILDREN.
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Iii MRntnriant

HARGETT. CHARLES COYAL. In sac
but loving remembrance OF our dear
husband and father, CHARLES COYAI
HARGETT, who passed away flfteer
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
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BUTLER. WILLIAM II. Comrades Of
I1nm Sergt George Berry Camp,
No. 10, United Spanish War
IEi3<.1EHl Veterans, are requested to
liza aSrH8l assemble at the Plymouth
lhN1k&Hl Congregational Church. 18th
and P SITS. NV at 10 am.
E Monday, November 3, 1886,
to attend funeral services for our late
eomrade, WILLIAM H BUTLER All
comrades and auxiliaries are invited.
GEORGE WEST Commander:
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BERGER, HENRY u. Members Of co

BERGER, HENRY ". Members Of Co
, lumbia Council, No. - U. C.
q G. of E., are hereby notified
n Of the death of our late broth
m er. HENRY H. BERGER who
{I( died suddenly at his residence
dkA Brothers NAV view the body
at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. a90I I4th ST nv. Funeral
services will be held on Tuesday, Mo-
yember 6, 1856, at the above funeral
home.
z p RESSETTE Rec SerY
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on Thursday, November /. 1856.
St. NV. beloved husband OF Leona
tTilliel Berger and brother of James w.
and Guy Allen Berger of New orleans,
La Frederick Berger Of Morgan City,
La: Hugh W. Berger of Washington,
d c.: Niles Berger Of Baltimore, Md,
and Minty Toups OF Houma, La.
Friends may cali at the S. H. Hines
after IL noon Saturday November g.
Services at the above funeral home
OH Tuesday, November q, at 1880
am tpsrking facilities). Interment
Arlington National Cemetery 5
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ARBUCKLE. JAMES. Members Of Lo-
- cal 90. PlaSterers' Union
HTA are hereby notified of the
Hi HM death of our late brother
E1lUAVH JAMES ARBUCKLE. Flu
I1lVAM neral from the Hanlon Flu
neral Home, 1881 Georgia
ave, on Monday, November
1.--.l9 .. 1855, At ! pm
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JOSEPH CARTER, AdiStant. ~

ILAHks IeABELL. On IhuTBday, NO
vember /. 1856, at Kensington Garden
Sanitarium, IsABELL CLARK for
merly Of I03 East Underwood St, Chevy
Chase, Md, sister OF Mary s. Har-
ding Of Clinton. Iowa: Sylvia Ann Law
son Of st. Petersburg, Fla: Robert II.
Clark. John H. Clark and Alice z.
iees al The 8 II Hines CO Funeral
Home, 2g0l I4th st. NV, on Monday.
November 5. at 2 pm. tparking ia
cilitiesl. Interment Glenwood Gene
terry
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BEAvENs. CHARLES l. On Friday No
vemher 2, 1886. at George Washing
ton Hospital CHARLES /. BEAvENs,
the beloved husband Of Harriet NJ
Beavens and father OF Charles Z.
Beavens. stepson OF Susie NJ Beavens
and brother OF May Young and DR.. e,
Arthur Beavens. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Monday, No
vember 3. at 1880 pm. Services at
the Congress Heights Methodist Church
ssry IN ~ ,ien ~ ALVEY eeuaT , si n,aSe
contributions to the Greater South
east Hospital Fund or @. w. University
Cancer Clinic.
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vember /, 1856, al his residence. 5302
loved ~ husband mr H Of Ma H'0 A ATbucGic
lnee Flynn) father OF John F., James
D.. Robert v; and Sister Mary Eliza
beth Of the Sisters OF Charity He also
Is survived by four grandchildren. Flu
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Flu
neral Home, 1881 Georgia ave, NV,
on Monday. November 3. at / pm
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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HENDERSON, ANNA VI. In loving mem.
DRY Of our dear mother ANNA NJ
HENDERSON. who passed away siS
years ago today, November 3, 1850.
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WHEELER, INC.

CHEVROLET 1851 Bel Air hardtop;
Dowerglide, heater. A really fine car:
clean as a pin: $40
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WHEELER, INC.

CHRYSLER So New Yorker de luxe
sedan: choice Of several. power
equipped, radio. heater Solex glass.
famous safety features. very little
mlleaee, never titled. neW-cat war
ranty, worthwhile le2itimate saw
lnoS. 10 &c, fnrl,-. nntfnr IL a doc
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV IA 9-390t
CHRYSLER "a New Yorker hard
top; radio. heater. powerflite trans
mission power brakes, Solex glass;
immaculate. one owner. Worth while
Guarantee Prize 81 az
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AIS MOTORS

DODGE 81 Coronet club coupe:
heater Special today, S395. ia
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IT'D y 4V1O I O1L0
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1855 4-dr. Custom; r. anc
h., excellent cond, pvt. owner
ST .395 or best offer. EN-. 2-4397
FORD 80 custom Tudor; radio
heater; pvt. owner; $3.50 or best
offer. IA. 7-O307. --26
FORD '54 de luxe VS. Fordor: 4
beautiful family car that will give
YOU many miles of service, free wor-
ries. excel. motor. low mi, brilliant
2-tone finish. has T. and h.: finRnc-
ing to suit your budget; iust Sl.O95
Ask for Mr.. Worl.