Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 9

SN TATHLENELANAATEE NS S ANN NSNS AN 4 ?’\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SO S SRS Factory Sale OVER&TUFFED FURNITURE DROWNS IN" CHANNEL. Body of Man Who Tried Swimming Feat Alone Washed Ashore. BOULOGNE, France, September 29 (A).—The first tragedy due to am- bition to swim the English Channel was recorded here today when the body of a young Spaniard was washed ashore. The body was identified as that of Luis Rodriguez Delara, who is sald to have been a member of a prominent Madrid family. Delara started secretly and with- out an escort In an attempt to swim the Channel from France to England a few days ago. 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Hurrying across Sixteenth street at the Intersection of Spring place last night to board a bus and keep a theater engagement with her son, Mrs. Mattie Jane Cromelin, 65 year old, of 1453 Spring place was struck by an automobile and fatally injured. She was taken to Garfield Hospital by Kenneth R. Peirce, 35 years old, 806 Kennedy street, driver of the car that struck Mrs. Cromelin, where she died three hours later. In the meantime her son, Paul B. Cromelin, former assistant district attorney, was waiting downtown and mother failed to arrive he consulted the police, who informed him of the accident. Peirce was de- tained by police of the tenth precinct until Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, deputy corone! learned - of the circum- stances surrounding the accident and ordered his release to appear at an inquest at the morgue at 11 o'clock today. Mrs. Cromelin was found 1 J. Benolt at the hospital to tained a fracture of the other injuries. Mrs. Mary Coit, 73 years old, 3241 N street, was seriously injured ves- terday by an automobile in front of 3116 M street. She was unconscious when picked up and taken to Emer- gency Hospital. The patient re- gained consciousness, spent a com- fortable night :und was reported much improved this morning. Police_of the seventh precinct a rested Hugh West Gunnell, 28 years old, of Vienna, Va., and charged him with having been the driver of the alleged hit-and-run car that injured Mrs. Coit. Gunnell was released on a bond of $1.000 to answer charges of reckless driving, failing to stop an accident and having no permit. He denies his car struck Mrs. Coit, Thomas F. Myers, 62 M street, sustained a fracture of the bout 10 o'clock as uck by an auto v Dr. R. ve sus- ull and a result of being s mobile driven by colored, who Cook, colored, eighth street, fo Gieorgetown Univel sity Hospital for treatment for dangerous stab wound in the stomach When the machine reached Thirty fourth and M st ;E = Oficn at830 AM g The Columbia Capital, $250,000.00 911 F WEDNESDAY, the sidewalk and demolished a show window at 3350 M street. Myers, who happened to be on the sidewalk, was unable to get out of the path of the skidding car. Both Meyers and Cook were taken to Georgetown University Hospital. SUICIDE NOTE FOUND ON DEAD PROFESSOR Dr. Eberman of Johns Hopkins University Found in Vacant House in Annapolis. Special Dispatcn to The Sta; ANNAPOLIS, Md., September 29.— A note indicating sui and traces of polson were found in connection with the death of Dr orman F. Eber- man, 27 years old, a. ciate professor of chemistry at John Hopkins Uni- versity, whose body was discovered t night in an armchair in the vacant Summer home of his father- inlaw here. An inque: coroner this st was ordered held by the morning. Dr. Joseph e reported that poison was the of death. D berman had ng since when he home in Rela- aid he was in the best of He started from home, the police say, to prepare papers for the opening of classes Mond: After a fruitless search by the university au- thorities, police aid was asked in lo- cating him and the search extended to this city. Dr. Eberman was a grad- of Franklin and Marshall Col- and of Johns Hopkins Univer- He came to Maryland ree s ago from the University POLICEMAN RECOVERS Physicians Say Davis May Loss Sight of Both Eyes. With a police guard from the e ond precinct station constantl fpide, Policeman George colored, who shot himself after killing Mrs. Desdemona Barnett Dudley, 33 ears old, last Tuesday, Is speedily recovering, and hope was expressed today he would be able to leave the hospital within two weeks. icians at Freedmen’s Hospital, where Davis is confined, say that he will lose the sight of one e a re- t of the bullet he sent through his of both th precinet station Po- lx(vm-m s i charged with mur- der ult of the shooting. e \w s suspended from duty immediate- v He had been sIx year Eucry Bankmg Day IEE National Bank g {perature, _Weather in Vari Sueplus, £350,000.00 Street Under “Uncle Sam’s” Eye {[Naticnal Banks operate under U. S. Treasury regulatxons, which fact means the utmost in protection for depositors' money. {[Place your Payda ’ y surplus and other cash in the care of “Columbia National” and you'll have one hundred per cent security. OPEN until 5 P.M. 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Toda {sets 5 water Albany Auinia Roston Buffalo Detroit El Paso {Helena j Huron | Indjana Tackson Ka London vana. Star o 014. PERSL. rewand Ba46. PEKI ding 120 6th PIN. night ear: Diaska G stare: carved_gord-ip handic. stamped thal. 41 morrow, little change erate northeas Virginia—Cloudy showers 12 midnight, noon, high tide, Tomorrow: Moon rises 11:5 Automobile lamps to be lighted { half hour after sunset. Temperature (] am Stations. MALE hound white: about year old. Columbia 3544 BAR PIN % D ot HOUND—BIa EYHOLDER dav nieht. nes 705 Hibbs Bldg mrxr:'rwy)x late Friday. B._Star_office answers tiame turiied to 609 8th at. n.e. awie. SEPTEMBER 1926. Heads Morticians KRR % EwiNg ARTHUR G. THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Cloudy night and tomorrow, probably occa- slonal s perature Maryland—Cloudy probably occasional showers, temperature: owers, littl in nd s tonight and stly onight and Records ior mometer-—4 59. meter—4 p.m 12 midnight, 3 30.18; noon, Highest temperature, at 2 by m 5, occul ‘Temperature s: Highest, 69; lowest, Cloudy p.m., ;4 a.m., MANN. to- e change in tem- gentle east winds. tonight and to- mod- east wind: with 1 tomorrow change in temperature: gentle to mod- erate winds ma West Virginia northeast. with show- tomorrow, little change in temperature. 24 Heurs. 61; 8 p.m, 8 a.m., 30.14; 8 p.m. 4 a'm., 30.15; 30.1 occurred & Tide Tables. (Furnished by United Geodetic y—Low tide, 1:50 Low t p.m.; high tic m. tes Coast and irvey.) $:39 4 am., ide, 9 le, 2:4 The Sun and Moon 4 Sun ri 53 p.m. b Condition of and at Great Fall: 65; conditi Stations. e .. harleston €. D. D ille. 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Discus: fonal featured business sessions today of the ninth annual convention of the National Selected Morticians, Mayflower Hotel. were opened by a breakfast confer- ence in the Chinese room, under dire: tion of Arthur Mackey, Greenville, C. The meeting was divided into sec- tions representing cities of different sizes. The Washington Rotary Club en- tertained delegates at luncheon toda: George W. Olinger of Denver, a Na- tional Selected Morticians leader, spoke on boys' work, while Leroy Dunn addressed the meeting on the subject of the National Selected Morticians. Mr. Dunn detailed the efforts of the organization to bring about a “more just” public attitude. Immediately upon convening of the afternoon session George W. Olinger spoke and Frank W. Fairchild deliv- ered a report for the constitution com- mittee. Other reports were submitted during the afternoon by F. A. Kenny, Portland, Oreg.:. J. D. Stephens, Fresno, Calif.; Miss Bess Welch, Chi- cago; J. E. Drummey, Seattle; A. Connelley, Charleston, and Da Turner, Cedar Rapids. At yesterday afternoon’s session Arthur G. Mann of Knoxville, Tenn., was elected to the presidency of the organization. Porter Loring of San Antonio was named first vice pre dent, Arthur Mackey second vice president and Fred W. Wilbur was re- elected secretary-treasures Members of the board of control include Jack Matthews, Lincoln: Paul Buchanan, Indianapolis; Floyd ng: B. C. Wallace, L. Boyer, Toledo; George W. Springtield, and George W. Denver. PROMINENT VIRGINIAN DIES ON VISIT IN CITY Robert Catlett, Great-grandson of Patrick Henry, Was Active Formerly in Politics. Robert Catlett, id I v Olinger, 70 years old, long prominent in Virginia politics, died suddenly Monday while Visiting his in-law, Misses Fraude and mpbe!! Manning, 1330 Colum- He was attorney for the Land Bank of Baltimore, he resided at the time of his ¢ « bia_road. Federal where death. Mr. Va Hen! a gr tlett was born in Petersburg, gsreat-grandson of Patrick . the Virginia patriot. He was _graduate of the University of Vir- ginia and served during the World War as clerk of the committee on foreign affairs of the House of Rep- resentatives. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie Campbell Manning Catlett, and a daughter by a previous marriage, :\\!m.r Louis Le Duc of Haddonfleid, Juneral servicy this afternoon s will be conducted o'clock at 1330 Columbia road by Rev. George Fiske Dudley of St. Stephen’s Church, after which the body will rest in a vault in this city prior to interment at | Charlotte Court House, Va. first women's club sed entirely of In- e Feathers Club, Iformation of th of America. comy dian women, the E { was one of the outstanding develop- ments of the recent annual Natlonal Indians’ Congress, held in Spokane, Born. At Phillips’ Memorial Hos- pital, ‘Boston, Mass.. on Monday. Septem- ber '27, "1936, to” the " wife of Comdr.J. M 8. Dessez. a daughte Beaths. September 2 Hosp: tal Body DE: thy ABENLOSS, Tinger tcolored ) 1926, at Gal- at less 3 tomorrow ns will be disposed of accord Jenarted this life Monday. 1026, at 11:15 p.m.. linger Hospital in_full triumph LLEN. Ri Sep- at Gal- ment 3 D i state Wednesday at 7 pm it Liherty ween Tat and bastor . To_the Y You are herebs notified 1o b pre Thursday. September 30, at 1 anr. at Second Liberty Baptist Chure 0 pay the last respects to Deacon ALL of that church September 28, 1926, wife of the late ral from the residence r. Mrs. Martha E. Hoffman, on' Friday. Qctober 1 [ Relatives and frisnds invited. Interment Rock Creok Cemetery. 50° denly. on September 28, 1926, at Garfield Hospital. LEO W. K. BUSCH beloved hushand of Margarei Biisch. Re: mains resting at Hycong's funeral home, 1300 N st n.w. Requiem high mass wiil be sung at St. Paul's Church, V ats. n.w.. Friday. October 1 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. " Interment at Arlington National Cemeter, £ CONNOI Hos- nd sts, s.w George Sl Waghin btember 26, at 11 HER: hisahand of Annie ‘onnor. Funeral seryices at his house. 10 E. Lenox ‘st. Chevs Chase, M., iz at 10 o'clock Suddenly, on Tuesday. s:-Fu»n ngton ‘18 Widow of Wi B. Cronielin . am H. and mioth Otice of funeral hersaftor At_midnight, September 1026, at’ Boston, AY ADDI- JNTCHEW. beloved® wife of John Ha mmies Dessez at ks Episcopal Chure A 5 hursday morning, Septembe: 10 an. GLOCKMAN. Monday, September 27, at 8:2 his residence. N’ quartermas. T sergeant. rotire SOM.C. beloved Tusband of Sarah 'Glockman (fiea Dod. drell). in_his 75th year. Funeral from his Jite residence. {nterment Arling (private) Friday. 1 pm it Wednesday, Scptember 20, 1926, 50 o JOHN A+ son of the iliam T, Herron. Inferment (pri Holy, Rood Cemetery Thursday. Sep. tember 30 LOMAX; On Tuesda 1926, m Septemher 28, residence. 1611 D HEREERT father of Albertine M lomax. Funeral Church. 15th at.. between T, & 3w on Saturday. October Fment Mcunt Olivet Cem BEROFF. Monday. September at Walter Reed General Hosnital, GOODE. wife of Mai. George Q. M. C."and “mother of S Beveriy Harper, Infantry. Ser m...ynemuen Owensboro, Ky October . (New Orleans an: pavers please oD 1926, . peloved and_George Clifton om St 30 On Wednesday. September 29 A2, at ihe home of her on. £ Hatwacd Marshe . Mrs. H. MARSHALL, - at Germantown Getoner MORAN. 1 pl 4 Fri n. ay. On September 28 Md.. SAMUEL A ) s resting ai funeral home. 1300 N &t. h.w d interment at Ashburn. Va IEN. September 1926, at Gallinger Hospital, JOHN O'BRIE ody” at_eity morgue. Unlesa same 13 called for by 5 p.m. tomorrow remains will be disposed of uccordiug 1o the faw 1denly on_Tuesday. at his_residence. be 1926, at Silves OR. 3 s Hysong's uneral Seplem. of funeral later. . bapers please copy.) RADER. Tuesday, September 2 her “son’s residence. Carl” H. R 3014 25th st.. Woodridy D. C ‘iARAH ALICE, beloved wife of the late James P Rader. Remains resting at h»r danghter s residence, Mrs. Carl Bock, i ll Bunker Hill Md. Fu R‘ from Mt Church, Friday, October Interment Foy Lincoln 305 nber 24, 1026, at C; \IIO GARET H. ROSSITE! nton. D. C. in the 871 nterment af New (Bal Cemetery. BOSSITER, Septo e AT Tormeiiy of Wad year of her age. Conn. MALING. On Wednesday, 050 at Ohia Tegidence 724" nw. JOSEPH W hmaling. tember eheter L terment Rock Creek Cemetery. ung Colored Baptist As- | ymax_and devoted | J hushand of Mae . Fureral services at address Friday, October 1. at 2 p.m Beaths. On Tuesday. Septenber 28, 1026, huisband _of “Fiorenc Funeral services at the residence of his uncle. Nathan' Williame. 1818 Kalorama rd. n.w.. on Thursd September 30, at 150" b Intermen Viitary honors in Arlington Nations O Tuesdas September 28. 1026 am “CHARLES H.. beloved. faner "0t Edteiia, Raymona ha Char Feoaver, Funeral ‘trom ihe chavel of Thos. §. Sergeon on Friday. October 11, Retativee and fiends ineited b attend. Interment in' Arlington National Cemetery. J0¢ In Memoriam. MENTHAL. In sad but lov of ‘my_dear husband and loved father. JACOB BLT departed this' life twer Today, September 1807 AND' CHILDRE! HIS WIF Sacred to the memory of my E JUTLER. who de- seven years y Gojeven vears ago today ernal reet grant to her. O Lord. and let perpetual light ihine upon her. May she rest in peace. HER FoNp Hiah BUTLER remem- our kW€ CADY. I wish to dedicate this little space in loving memory of my brother, MOND P. (. ADY. died i I-‘r]nn;;. ears ago today. Seplempor 30 K CADY. TIn sad but_loving mnmmr.na of my dear son. RAYMOND PATRICK CADY. who departed this life eight years ago to. day. September 29, 1018, MOTHER. * COMERFORD. In 1 remembrance ot Y dear wite AGNES FASTER C RD, who died September 20, 1024. “Tis sweet to think the pure ethereal Whos elght’ Se 53 mortal form reposes with the Still hovers round, ine. lenignly emiling o'er the mourner's be. She comes in dreams. all light and things of lightuces. T hear her voice in still amall accents o Of realms of bliss _brightness. Where those who loved on earth fto- ether dwell Yet a while, YIng. indred soul with mys unseen yet not unsee- and never failing An: blest shade, thy flight nverse To his rapt gaze in visions bland display- ing The splendors of thy more than happy sphere et remain, lighted the thraldom of encumbering Yet, ull freed like thee. de- Then, % ‘on earth. in tend rest love united, Together seck the realms of endless day. In sad but loving remembrance of MES H. CRUSO. wha departed this life ‘thirteen sears ago to- day. September 29, 1913 ry day brings sweet memories, ery ‘memory brings a tear: within our hearis we carry aghts of one we loved so dear. d in Jife. remembered in death. HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. HAGGENMAKER. 1n loving memory of m; "HANAN HA CRUSO, our dear fath o ' years ago today. September 20, 1913, Rest in peace. dear father. Thirteen long years have nassed away Thou art cone. but not forgotten. For I think of you each day. ‘Tig only a step that divides us From glories no mortal hath seen: : I shall find you when death's grim finger Shall have Tifted the veil between I HIS LOVING DAUGHTER ELSIE HERBERT. 1n loving remembrance of onr ar’ son and brother. EDWARD HER BT e died six years ago today. Sep- tember MOTHER AND MABEL. but loving remembrance anddaughter, VIRGINIA who departed_thig life s sko todas: Seplomber 20, 1 little snow.white casket resting all among the flowers Lies our darling little Virginia, Who but one sear ago was ours. sbud ‘to_hloom in Heave: _GRANDMOTHER. MRS In e doar HOUSER. ofmy £ one n of my e i who _died little b six_month. On_the hillside. & Where the flowers gently Lies the one T love so dearly. In his lone and silent grave. The flowers T place upon his grave Mav wither and decay who sleeps beneath way UNCLE FRED. * tribute of love and devotion to the < "ROSS.” “who departed thl n years ago, September 29, 1 Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just # memory kind ¢ Thern © Mot a day. dear husband and father That we do not think of you WIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER ). In loving remembrance of my HEODOR| ELLO. who_de- parted this ife one o today, Sep- tember 20 1925 HIS BROTHER. CHARLES H. STELLO ILLIAMS. Tn sad but loving remembrance Wy dear’ husband, JAMES F. WiL. LIAMS, ‘who, departed (s life ore year ago today. September 925, No_one knows how much e o one knows my grief: Many are the silent tears 1 shed When others are fast aslesp. Unknown and forgotten by some you may be. But the lonels spot where vou rast is dear to me. DEVOTED WIFE Will never fade ma 08, ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geiet’s Sons Co, NTH §T. N W. uh‘:r:l:t\?&;l‘ Feientio Main 247.‘ T F. COSTELLO \OW LOCATED AS AP. ORTH 7070 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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