Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1930, Page 9

=EEEEE We Feature Stately WREATHS & SPRAYS For Funerals 2.50 ., Delivered to m o] m Cash and Carry Flower Stores o] 804 17th St. NNW. 807 14th St. N.W. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7945 Metro. 7433 Metro. 9369 |—————|a|c———ma|———jalc—=—1 By the Associated Press. gKMHOMA CITY, Okla., May 13.— leral investigation lnto the activities E1(EX-GOVERNOR WALTON NAMED FOR OIL QUIZ Oklahoma Official Impeached in 1923 to Be Asked About Forming of Company. of the Universal Ofl & Gas Co. here brought the name of J. C. ‘Walton, former Governor of Oklahoma, who was impeached and removed in 1923, into_the line of fire yesterday. Roy St. Lewis, United States district attor- ney, saild Walton would be called upon by the Government to explain what part, if any, he played in the or- ganization of the oil company, whose elght officials were named last week in a warrant charging them with use of the mails to defraud. At the time of the warrant issuance, which also called for the arrest of S. E. J. Cox, paroled several years ago after serving part of a term in the Federal Penitentiary at Leaven- worth, Kans., upon conviction of sim- ilar charges_involving the manipula- ninug dirar, Wy o were intimations that Walton had becn connected with the Universal Co. me way. Cox l.nd his wife, Mrs, Nellle E. Oo!. were arrested last week and placed in the county jail when they failed to make bond for $25,000 and $15,000, re- spectively. Application was msde today before Federal Judge John C. Pollock by counsel for the Coxes asking lower bonds for the couple. The hearing was continued until tomorrow. Mrs.” Cox was secretary of the oil company. Cox was not listed as an official. Lewis charged in gountering the application for lower bonds that Mrs. Cox was the “motivating spirit” of the company and that her husband was prone to rely upon her for advice in all his business. —_ BARRIE IS HONORED Distinguished Londoners Gather at Playwright’s Birthday Dinner. LONDON (N.AN.A).—On May 9, all the distinguished literary people in London foregathered at dinner to do honor to Sir James Barrie on his seven- tieth birthday. The dinner, which also marked the 140th anniversary of the royal literary fund, was presided over by the hero of the occasion, who made Right Resnn'ed Mammy Lou Home-Made 'Peanut Brittle Fresh, crisp brittle, made of pure country molasses - and filled with tempting, freshly roasted peanut meats. Phone District 5215 to Limit Quantities Old Gold Camel CIGARETTES Chesterfield Lucky Strike tions of & Texas ofl company, there |a few felicitous remarks. : w - T “‘?; ALLavu L UAN, 35¢ Lb. Box just large enough for one milk chocolate . . . good bite. Foll wrapped to preserve their purity and fresh- ness, 1 905-1 930 “Silver Jubilee Year” Our Twenty-Fifth Year of Public Service CINCO CIGARS 6¢ cach; 6 for 33¢C Cigar smoki these mild, enjoyable, nationally known cigars at this low price. 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Aluminum Water Pitchers Only 59¢ Or With Ice Bridge Full 2-quart size pitchers made of pure aluminum. Mighty - handy to have around during the Summer. " PEOPLES DRUG STORES “ALL OVER TOWN”—the better to serve you [W. WALTER SORRELL, TENOR, DIES IN NICE Washington Man Preparing for Operatic Debut When Stricken by Heart Ailment. Local Tenor Dies ‘W. Walter Sorrell, 37 years old, na- tive of this city and widely known in musical circles here, died yesterday in Nice, France, according to word re- celved here. Death was ascribed to heart disease and other complications. Possessing & fine tenor voice, Mr. Sorrell joined a party of students, un- der diregtion of Oscar Seagle, cele- brated American baritone and teacher, and went to Nice, France, in the Fall of 1923. There he studkd with Mr. Seagle and continued a pupil of De Reske until the hthr died, in the elrly part of 1925. Subsequently Mr. Sorrell went to Milano, Italy, where he | i studied under Signor Varesi, completing hl;gvocn] preparations in the Spring of Subsequently he spent the Summer of 1929 "with relatives and friends in this city and apparently was in excel- lent health, it is said. Shortly after his return to. Milano, in October last, for operatic tryouts he experienced slight illness. ‘This continued until May 1 of this year, when he journeyed to Nice for medical advice and rest. Mr. Sorrell served in the United States Army during the World War, being stationed at Camp Meade, Md. He was a member of La Fayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M. He is sur- vived by his father, Willlam H. Sorrell, and two brothers, Henry and Clarence H. Sorrell, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs, W. W. Raybolt of 8t. Thomas, Vir- gin Islands. Arrangements are being made for the body to be brought to this city for burial. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later. MAHOUM SENTENCED ‘W. WALTER SORRELL. JOHN WHEATLEY, M. P., SUCCUMBS IN GLASGOW Was Minister of Health in Labor Government and One of Left ‘Wing Leaders. By the Assoclated Press. GLASGOW, Scotland, May 13.—John Wheatley, a minister of health in the 1924 Labor government, died here yes- terday. He was one of the best known of Labor's left wing leaders and had been a member of Parliament since 1922., He was 61 years old. Mr. Wheatley, who began work in a coal mine, was privy councilor and had published many pamphlets on Labor $75,000 RUM FOUND i IN “LUMBER” CARGO Federal Dry Agents Take Bootleg Whisky From Railway Freight Yards in Chicago. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 13.—A carload of “lumber” was seized by Federal prohibi- tion agents in the Illinois Central freight yards yesterday and found to contain genuine whisky with a bootleg value of $75,000. Information on which the seizure was made was obtained, the agents said, in recent raids on the Cotton Club, a caba- ret in Cicero owned by Ralph @apone. The cargo consisted of 18, ints of G. and W. Bourbon, Indian Hill and Old Crow whiskies, originally distilled in America. It had been exported to Can- ada, bottled and stamped and re-export- ed to the Bimini Islands. From Bimini it was smuggled to the Florida main- land, the agents said, and loaded on the freight car at Jacksonville. Even as it stood on the Illinois Cen- tral siding orders were received from Florida to have the car switched to the Baltimore & Ohio yards. The seizure prevented thié transfer, which agents said was a final strategy by its shlppeu to avold losing the liquor to Federal authorities. CLUB TO GIVE PLAYS Junaluska Oragnization to Appear at Andrew Chapel. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. ANDREW CHAPEL, Va., May 1!— The Junaluska Club of ‘Washington, D. C., is planning to present two Ell’! Friday night at Andrew Chapel School- house for the benefit of the Epworth League of the Andrew Chapel Southern Methodist Church. The first play, “The Red Lamp,” is in two acts, with a cast of six. The second play, “Not Quite Such a Goose,” IN RICE SWINDLE CASE By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, May 13.—Jules Ma- houm, financier and former president of the West Coast Trading Co., yesterday was sentenced by Judge F. T. Echezabal to serve not less than six nor more than nine years in the State penitentiary on 8 charge of embezzlement of $60,000 of by an unauthorized Msahoum was convicted April 22. The charges grew out of the sale in New Or- leans of rice belonging to the West Coast Trading Co. and the, Compania Arrocera de Rio Yaqul, both of Ca- jeme Sonora, Mexico, and the alleged transfer of the money to organize the Overland Trading Co., also headed by Mahoum. MONUMENTS Display for Your Inspe erent nn-,'lnurm Best Worl Markers—Letter Cutting WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARD Bect: 48 N. Y. Ave. .. s N and Soclalist questions. 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Sl e { Col. 464 E%fl;::%’fl:fl:":fi'%'}’.‘ 'km"iu"'?fl Adams 10341 me'som, Bl een 1 mh ‘wha orn FORMERLY $30 and $35 SPRING -SUITS Marked Down to $24.75 On Eiseman’s Convenient Pflymenu ‘Wonderful values-. . . all desired shades ... models for'men and young men. . Pay weekly or monthly in small amounts ...no interest or extra charges. EISEMAN'’S Seventh and F Sts. What One Wishes —to pay is just what he pays when we are called in time of need. Our service is quite comprehensive, and we carry a stock of mer- chandise that will enable every one to suit his means and his wishes. Services start as low $125 complete, and for thi sum we furnish a very ap- propriate service. Those who desire the more elab- orate things, also find us prepared to serve suitably. - ,?EAL FUN ERAL HOME ‘or rdizr nce; Ask your neighbor is a one-act skit. also with a cast of six. The members of the local league will serve re!renhmenu. @ard of Thanks. YBORNE, ANITA. I wish to express 3"to" the pastor, Rt o the Dottt foral trih: :;‘3‘-' fl; ::m ‘ot my deushter, ANITA MOTHER, IRENE KING. * Bratha. ALEXANDER, SARAH. On Sunday, May 1, 1930, at Freedmen's = Hospital, ALEXANDER. She leaves to mourn her departure a“stepson, W. . Alexander of Jacksonville, Fla.: a ni s, e nes funeral chapel, ird and Eve JFuneral Wedn May 14, . from the Third Buptist Church, juliock nmcmm ALEXANDER, H P, S xebere ot Hithara THowell. Qleaves, At sembly, No. 3. Order of the Golden Clrcle, picauetted |t assemple funeral parlor, 901 Ticadsy. My 1a" 1650 at 0, hold twilight ssrvices over BARA] ALEXAN] Rev. SERENA H. REBECCA BEASON, L. ALEXANDER. SARAH P, e een of Sheba e requested a «'Blothes S d D. CARI R M FLORENCE M. RICHARD A, Pmu.ms. JESSIE C. BA! ALEXANDER, !AIAI! P. The officers and members of the Grand Chapte are reauested to attend the hlmneul of P R AL nésday. May 14, 1030, at 1 o'cloc Hom the "Thirg. Bastist’ Churchs Sin”and Que sts. n.w. Wear black clothes. GRACE J. HUGHES, G. R. M. JOSEPH V. GETT! MAMIE 1. STEWANT. Grand Sécty. ALEXANDER, SARAH P, The Past Grand ouncil p.m., from 1930, Lo tist On 4 S Y6LlA PUGSLEY, Pres. BERTHA ORA\'. ‘Becty. OHN S. Tuesday, A OHN b eloved husband of Funeral from his late rumenu. Apartments, ith nd 0 32. on Thuud-y‘ M s Eatrick | y 131 e’ Bain! e Home nw. ¢ 9:90 a'mi equiem hurch O ot Rerbhive invited. ISt Glemwood Cometery. 140 MARION. _Suddenly. on Friday, 1830, MARION CA TER, devoted T and duighter of Roral sty t from 8¢, Cyprian's Shuren, 13th and C ats Remains resting at’the W. Ernest .Ylnls Tuneral church, 1432 You Wednesday: thereafter at her fate restdence, 1353 B st. nee CLARKE., MARY M. May 1071030, at A uat 19t 8 Mrs. ELARKE, "the “loving “wife of " the Ferdnand Clarke and_the lovin of the late John A. Clarke. to mourn a loving brother. Joh Lucus: a loving sister, Catherine J. law, Cyrus M. Mercer: a lov- . Funeral from DISHMAN, NANNIE TRUEHEART. Dlfllfl g0 his ife on Sunday, May 1, 1930, ot hnme. 309 North P:mck st Alellnflrh. HEART D! A TAHMAN. " beloved mother - of Sora Listielonn: foster motner of Besste Rodrisiiez and sister of Mrs. Lilllay Tr th Funeral ny , 8t’2 o'clock, from A tre rch. Rel- atives and rmnds fvhied; Thterment in Bethel Cemetery. 13 N On Monday, May 13, Hos ital, JOHN v, in his 1 : s at Gawler's cha ol 1750 -P-m-.mv.m- ave. nw. on ednesday. May 14, at 2 p.m. Interment Jlenwood oiia RDSON. Sudden- Marle Green. Funeral from Holy Trinity Churcn in Georgetown at 3 p.m. We May 13, SFoferment (private) at Holy Rood On Monday, May Cemetery. ‘of her motner, Mr es. | Service: dress Wedniesday, May. 14, ‘2t ferment - Cednr Hill | Cemetery. and friends invited. A. .Suddenly. on Monday, 12, 1030, ‘at "Annapolls, Md.. EMMA | wi 816 H STREET, N. PHONES LINCOLN 0200-820! TIG (nee Conradis), beloved wife_ of the Iate Louls Hartis, ased 68 vears, Fu- from her late mmence. Thursdny, May 15, at 3 “ Relntives and friends in vnea to aftend. “Tnterment at Rock Greek tery. ANE P. On Mon ! George. w-th"mn Uity Miss JANE VIE, Body it Gawlers chapel, 1764 Pa, v at Wedn Thte?ment ¢ Richmond, Vi HASS. ANNA. On Mon 1930, at_her residence, n ANNA, belove nday. May 12 on s of Aim bove residence May 14, at 11 a. rien MtTiida* Ynleaent: Cemetery. ATHERINE. | On Tu!sdEyA May ves ane “Glenwood 13, 5" Connolly. N- ka E’-m 5‘ 7} T oo "Fune of Therese and’ Geneviers esday, i Mg Lo Interment Boston, MAREAN, DELZENE. On Saturda ai hic home. in Fall his CAULIF] Ryan tuneral home, 317 Fehesdey, Mey Ta. et 8:30 s to Holy Trinity Church, where mass will be said at 9:15 a,m. dleton, iddiston. Remal " 3 n: rih Tnterment. Mount Ol NALLEY, ANNIE sfi Q3 Sunday, ey 11, 1930, ANNIE E. aged 61 Illrl on, vf.’a’#.‘e’:‘é‘.y u elative: iends Addison Ch Ml. Kfl 'l%g,ol B‘N‘Y C. _On Monds May 13, The officers and e ot | 14, &6 sday. Interment Cedar H Comes ROBINSON, OSEPHINE. - Deparied ;‘zguo" Tuesday, Ma; oPl children and one great-grandchild mains resting at the W. Ernest Nareis B neral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notiee of funeral later. SCHMIDT, OTTO L. On Tuesday, Moy 1930, at 7:35 am.. OTTO HMI aged ars. He leaves four sons. Robert, August and He chmidt daushters. . Mar! 0w ™ Nochce ot Funeral Tater. R I e eMowing o briel il " 1036: At noon, follow Frahce. W WALTER SOi in Nice, ’Ylnt! w. Al aged 37, beloved _son of Willlam H. the late Mart) rrell, 244 8th st. s.e. Remains being returned to Washin Funeral notices later. SUTER. JOAN ELIZABETH. on Mnn'h!v May 12, 1930, at 9:30 am. JOAN ELIZA: BETH. infant daughter of John H. an \ury Loraine Buter ?l 3971 29th Mount Rainier. Puners day, 13, at p.m., from 3871 29th st. n;;nl lm green Cemetery, xludembu“. A GTON; ELIZA. Departed this lifo by ond-y.eMlY 12, 1930, derice, 117 8th eral urch, Rev. E. C. terment at Harmons Cemetery. WHEELER. ALBERTA. Suddeniy. on Ssture day, May 10, 1030, 'ALBERTA 'WHEEIER. devored um-mer of vu;:u Wneeler. stater of John erine_and ' Lottie ooy, Mlocs hexine Hutchinson. ReeleT, o ofher” refatives and. friends mourn her departure. Fupel Moy 1t et 3 pm, from, the John T. B eral chapel, W, ment Rosemont Ceme In flmtnrtmu. g B a3t hrmirr'. 4, £his 16 by ‘(‘ """‘un'.""“ L who depart one nlr ago today, M: how we miss nw e and more each | hu never u Since the Lo e Callaf S o BENNETT, cou.vmu E. In memo den: fo and our lovine' mol DA £ BENNETT, who O e 127 103, Just ‘one year today. d while she lies in peaceful sleep, memory we shall aiways keep. NG HuSEAND AND CHILDREN. s 3 sixteen HER 8] RNE! YOLA FOUNTAIN MERY COVERNER: o32 Femembrance of our mother, VIOLA POUNTAIN GOVERNER, who departed this life l’ lm m this world TU the land of hvln; rems 5 pain snd sorrow vace and :w OLIVE. RICHARD o, brance of“our gnr nunna 'm;d_‘ e'a' e §o88 o Nothing can ever ta) v The eart holds dear; Pond memories Linger every Remembrance_ kK LOVING WII SCHMIDT, AUGUST AND ERNESTINE. cred to the memory of our oeloved {her, ‘AUGUST who _da this ufe. thirten years & and our "devoted moth R ‘died seven' years a o May 13 To3s, mnm 12 \?fi:o CRILDREN. 9 SMITH, RGE but_lot e ambaanes of our Gentather, OB R. F. SMITH. died thirteen years oo Todey May 15 1007 What happy days we once enjoyed, When we were all together: But, ob. how chansed it Al 1s now, r loved one is gone forever LOVING CHILD! REN. 'ANN, JAM. Sacred to the memc: A N other: WILLIAM SWANN, ‘who departed this life one year aga to- dey, May 13, 1938 went to the hospital, arted. nd when we heard that he was dead A Aearly oroke our hearts. A faithtul brother, sa loving and kind, None on earth we 'will ever find; Bu! for us he did his M DR ""r'a’ne"fi'&!;'h' ‘MRS, Hw'in E._BARNES, MRS Amilns' JACK: SON, MR. ALBERT SWAI WALKER, MARY E. In levlnl memory_of dext mother, ARY ' WALKER, who Glea eighe ears ago today, May 13, 1922. In the ¢ bnultflwl“ restter, e 3 God's | benmml | garden We_shi eet EVOTED” OKS, REV. JAMES T. HND BAMUEL ¥, WALKER. = FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th 8t. N.W. ColL_6324. Je WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE._ N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 Joscph F. Bu-c.h's Sons 3034 M st N, AL FEmabiitned 1641 Frank Gder s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTR OT. National 2473 ‘Modern Chapel, 'l‘elenhonc WILLIAM H. SCOTT l.mcoLN ns:o TIMOTHY HANLON _ "nl"i'll Dlu:lor Private. Ambulance St. N.. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Reither the euccessors of Dot eonmec ected original are establl ™ 1009 H St. N.W. F_St. N.W. Herbert B. Nevius | Funer-l Home DI.IHM 9808 | autoriohie” serbice Deal & Co. LINCOLN Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance nnnm rll 413 B 8T NE. hapel Modern_Chs Lincoln .su 'ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. l. lmn o, 1623 Connecticut Ave. ILLIAM J. fiALL T 522 Sth St. IB e cait M!:Incoh 0480, JOHN R """W“ IGHT CO. Phone_Ne: FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. mm..'?.m-«: rffl:&'flé B ] ] s-maam Eye Gude"'fi'r’o.. "o 1313 F St By v e FORT LINCO CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARS 30 p.m, HENRY O. NICH % Vears. "Notice of funeral nm- 0'CONNOR, Monday. M u'.' 1930, unm& e beloved usband o ridget Agnet nn el nes e el m L"l‘ll Chi Hx, l 19 I.n:?tl mulmlfl?, at Cemeter: 1 A il ERaee st s Keoee FETRES REASONABLE