Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1930, Page 9

CAR AND LIQUOR SEIZED Machine Found Parked Without| Lights Behind House. Absence of lights on a car parked in rear of a house in the 2100 block | of Eleventh street early this morning attracted the attention of Policeman B. C. Thompson of the eighth precinct. Examination of the vehicle disclosed 189 2-quart glass containers of so-called | “white” liquor. Car and contents were seized. Our Palrons COURTEOWS RELIABLE PRIVATE APPEARING CAB. Melropolilan |1 2T e SULLIVAN FUNERAL TOMORROW MORNING Bank Director to Be Buried at Mount Olivet After Services at Home and Church. Puneral services for William D. Sul- livan, veteran director of the Lincoln National Bank, who died Tuesday night, will, be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at the residence, 1408 | Eighth street. Requiem mass will fol- low at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment will in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Sullivan, who was 91 years old, though retired from active business 1332 G St. N.W. Phone District 2343 had served as a director of the Lincoln National Bank practically since its or- ganization in 1890. A native of Alexandria, Va., Mr. Sul- livan had been a pioneer business man here, operating a hide and leather concern for nearly a half century. He served throughout the Civil War in a New York regiment. He is survived by 7 children, together with 9 grandchildren and 18 great- gnndchfldren The children are Wil- liam J. and George S. Sullivan, Mrs. Ella Wisner, Mrs. Mary E. Thomls, Mrs, W. J. Wagner, Miss Annie Sulli- van and Mrs. Clara Furmage. st ook Golf Ex-Champ Uses No Tee Peg. ARDMORE, Pa., September 25 (#).— H. Chandler Egen, national amateur golf champion in 1904, uses mo little wooden peg to tee up his ball. He makes a mound of sand, as everybody once did. Phone Columbia 0720 8B Nondtor 1op is a money-saver FUNERAL FOR BYERS| BEING HELD TODAY Rail Executive’s Body Sent Home on Special Train. Gray Rites Tomorrow. By the Assoclated Press. BALTIMORE, September 25.—With official investigations at an end, the body of Maxwell C. Byers, president of the Western Maryland Railway, slain ‘Tuesday in his locked office by Dudley G. Gray, the traffic vice president, who then took his own life, was borne on a special train to his old home at Point | Pleasant, W. Va. There the funeral will be held toda) | aray’s body was scheduled to leave in a private car for his native Columbus, Ohlo, where his funeral will be held to- | morrow morning. A coroner’s verdict of murder and suicide was found. The coroner after questioning Mrs, Gray and examining correspondence, expressed the opinion that the differences between the two men antedated the last few days. Gray, it was said at the general of- fices of the railroad, as the result of recent illness, had been 80 nervous re- cently that the slightest slip or diverg- ence from routine was sufficlent to up- set him. ‘There were no witnesses to the shoot- ing in Byers’ private office, separated by a partition and a corridor from a num- ber of secretaries and stenographers. The tragedy disorganized the West- ern Maryland headquarters here. T. Herbert Fee, assistant gensral freight |agent, collapsed when returning from New York, when he was told of the | shooting, and was taken home in a pri- | vate ambulance. The offices were closed today until 1 o'clock. Youth Admits Killing Woman. COLFAX, Wash., September 25 (#).— Deputy Prosecutor Robert Clegg. an- | nounced yesterday Orville Gossett, 19, | had confessed slayin, df Mrs. Robert Wl.mlr. 28, and woun her husband | by shooting through a window of their nm:h home near Tekoa Monday night. ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly EISEMAN'S Fine Men’s Wear . 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Meanwhile 20 or so deputies recently arrested remain prxmneu in a fortress ‘without means of cummuniclnnx with the outside world. The people are ask- ing if there will be leaders available to carry on a campaign in opposition to the premier. STEDMAN FUNERAL CONDUCTED TODAY Last Congressional Survivor of Civil War Buried at Fayetteville, N. C. Back in Fayetteville, N. C., the little town which he left 70 years ago, succes- sively to oppose and represent the United States Government, Representa- tive Charles Manly Stedman, dean of the House, was buried this morning. The 89-year-old Confederate veteran, the last congressional survivor of the Civil War, lay in state here yesterday at the Zurhorst parlors. Services this morning were held at the First Presby- terian Church at Fayetteville. A committee of six Senators, ap- pointed by Vice President Curtis, at- tended the funeral. Members of the Fayetteville Light Infantry served as honorary puubuurs Births Reporled 8 have been reported tment In the past 3¢ Helen @. Hunler, sirl. zabeth stia nd Elsie M. Kell oid "Eilzabein o Holmer, sifl and JMasthews, girl. girl. L. Snd Cocelila &' L\uk v, irl. P yind Serah F. Martin, wirl and Mary L. Greehe, . "Wna Mastha 5 Cliftorg § 04 Martne,! Sharon and' Eiizaheth Hush Wiliam ‘and_ Nellle Foliin, Tepwick W. B. and Ads ¥, Ban William T. and Alice G. Crowd William L and Theima Praict, siel." Nathan and Bessie Lewis. girl. D and Mildred Fullon: boy. 5 "Ednr"‘h %v"’n h°§ k, bo: and Marie iogeback, boy. Charles i1 "ynd Beten 0. John A. 'and Marion 8. Velke, William' F. and Mary E. Blexerson, “Walter M. and Belva . Michael, boy. Reeve D. and Jean Keiler, bo: John C. and Elizabeth C. Schluter, bor. Georze G. an . Blackwell, boy. K. and Elizabeth Jennings, boy. wflrer . and Dorothea E. zckrmfl. boy. Edwi Sehade, 2d, Agnes George and Ester Youneer bay: Henry and Emily Polk. girl Penjamin and Francis Brown, etrl. 2 . rl. Charles and Margaret Proctor. girl, Cornelius and Mary Thompson. girl. gomes and Mary Hawkins, boy B. and Josaphine Walker, J. A and Beatrice Andersvm. Tos. Deaths F Reporlea toThe, following deaths have been reported alth Department in the past 2 Asron David, 67, 3300 Wisconsin ave. Mary A Everett 72, 1302 1 st Schadmann, 65. 3 g:f il MacNe eld Hro it roll Mac N ospita ara M Lefnon. 3 'nxhl':eulax’;- o8 Fhomes B r Hospita mgfla w--'mnnon, 30, xafl’e Coren C. "Ml 5, 270 P st 'scott, 43, 1541 Bouth Ganiist et. Peter Watson, 30, Gallinger Hospital Felen Jacksor, 31, Columble Hospital Frances Jones. 25, Tuberculosts Hos Rqo" Sellman, '« onths, CRildrens 't oIt Mary L. Rice, 3 months, 1439 T st. John . Rave 11 days. Ghildren’s Hosoital. Flappers of the Netherland East In- dies have taken a fancy to Japanese rayon. —_— FOUND. Al —Upper, by conductor on Congress Helghts car. Apply W. E. Railway office. N - LOST. BAR PIN—Gold, with one ruby and two beariy; lost Bunday evoning between 18th and 19th on K st.” Call Natfonal 4483, Apt. BAR PIN_Piatinum Tare ¥ With diamond_in center. Liberal reward. ' t. o G. Hines Co., & ASE, GI6TOL Fam i between thmnm. and Cumberland, Md. 27, Return to W. E. Lamkin, smer Snrll\l Md 1017_Maple axe ‘Reward. UREE—Small wn:_contained eI shanping ansieict Phone oe Brnnch 225. Reward triped, from auto, Sept. 16; containing money and of utmost et HA] Ihout i e to owner d Pollock, Na Va. POGGiay Serman police dos, named Rin: tag No. 123 212 Irving st. n.w. Reward are given . OWneE, R, _F. Hawkins, Adnms 2063. R—Red fox fur; lost from etween D. C. and Clarendon. Kindiy fgsurn, to 1813 OUis st. n.e. Potomac 5300-J. Liberal reward THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; probably showers tomorrow; not much change in temper- ature; gentle winds, mostly southwest. Mnrylnnd—Plruy cloudy tonight and tomorrow; g bably showers tomorrow; not much’ cl ange in temperature; mod- erate winds, mostly southwest. Virglnl&—Plrtly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; probably showers tomorrow in west and north portions; little change in temperature; gentle to moderate southwest winds. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy and continued warm; probably showers in the north portion tonight and tomorrow and in south portion tomorrow; cooler tomorrow night. Record for Twenty-four Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p. 8 pm, 81; 12 midnight, 78; 4 a. 8 am., 76; noon, 90. Barometer—4 pm., 30 8 pm, 30.04; 12 midnight, 30.02 L, 20. 93 8 a.m., 29.98; noon, 29.93, Highest temperature, 92, occurred nt 4 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 73, occurred at 7 am. today. Tompcrature same date last year— Highest, 82; lowest, 54, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. ) ‘Today—Low tide, 0 a. and 4:41 pm.; high tide, 10:08 um ‘and 10:31 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:18 5:28 pm.; high tide, 10:54 11:18 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:57 a.m.; sun sets 6:02 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:58 a, sets 6:00 p.m. Moon rises 9:36 a.m.; sets 7:48 p.m. Automobile lamps to be l‘fihted one- half hour after sunset. Weather In Various Cities. Temverature. o3 uejure Statlons. 1opwores -+ £UPINTIE 159u3TH ***austg asvf 59 ‘weg 03 ‘m“‘ 33283838 - 3 20.90 !C !0 14 Elov!llnd Ohio. Columbia, 8. Huron, &, I lndlnnlnnlil T 3603 Jacksonville,Fla, 30.14 Kansas City. Mo 20.72 Los “Ange! 30. Loutsville, Miami, N Otleans, in New Yor ¥ Oklahoma' City. 29. Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.sloudy 19 Clear Ptcloudy 863 Cloudy . Glea ondy 2 clouay .. Clea 10 Bt'elougs Pt cloudy i1t Brelouy ; Breio 064 Rain 0 Belouds cmr n i p« rln\xd\ clo Prelondy 0:10 Cloudy - Pt.cloudy ane olm, cmmxm- - Spain Gree: Horta ‘(FaygD,; Asores L cloudy urrent nbnrvlunm\ Hamilton, Bermud, 38 Part cloudy Havani ear Cloudy Colnn. Three Killed in Plane Crash. REIMS, Prance, September 25 (). ! —A military bombing plane engaged | in maneuvers above Tahure crashed to the ground yesterday, killing three non-commissioned officers and injuring another of the crew. s Marriage Licenses. 29, Orange, N. J., and Zelda . '22; Hev. Abram Stmon atence Atier, ‘36 Gree Locy Hill, 40, Richmond, Wilcox. Jemmeoanllnl 21, and Irene Albert, 22; Milier, 23, and Clara Oissel, 23; Rev. Fulta, Charles E, Benjamin Roblmun‘ 23, and Virginia Tip- pett, 26: & :\chmlrv \Vlmum:. 21, and Marle Gordon, Tyler. J. Jullan' Conway Wilson, 20, Richmond, Va., and Mary Ellen Ogle, 33; Rev. Thomas J. Bro Willie B. Haflstark, 22, Corbin. Va.. Jossie Neale' Ecales, 37." Pocahonta Rev. George B. Waiter, H. Emke, 2{ and Lily A. Rice, 22; mmerman. Sianes Wiitred Fiahe, 29, Baltimore, and Bettye A Barman, 20, Baltimore; Rev. R. M. Barishansky. Joe & u;y\ul_‘l_mwkn‘ 21, and Leona Baker, 18: Rnnm_rmlunn, . and Ruth Toftey, 36; Norman Parks. 25, and Mariorle E. Nielly, 2; Rev. M. H. Bryi william Albert Mlxmld 2. Anna Bannon, 19; Joteph Allén acear,” Joyee Conror. 18; Rev. Frank §. Keft A. smuh. 46, :m.m Rev g8, nnfl Kathryn e e- -nd Alma GLASSES and 8% probafly T ~Blossom Y ave. and 1 inder Inn or vicinity N.¥. ion: sn znncn 52. NECKPIEC Tox, white on ta, 55 R, Mirman, 1408 Erlitenden n.w: ‘Gol. 9400 va 1t Ih BChDBl pin _of 1930, s back. " Return to ‘flfll\ QH? st. n.w. —Diamond-shaped pin, Greek letterini gnme“}h‘;kn on '?z ”"Reward. ‘Adgre ice. Wm. H “Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H ST. NE Modern_Chapel. Lincoln 0524 ALMUS R SPEARE Orisinal W, POCKETBOOK Tads'sFonTaTnIng nruylr peads, medaly, key, smsll amount of cag in accident ai Owlngs, Md, Sunday vight. Finder please return to_1241 B at RH TONE BRACELET. a-mmny, be- tween Mt. Vernon, Arlington Cemetery and Washinglon: valued as keepsake. Reward. Lincoln 2530, 26% WATCH CHAIN—_Gold, —WIth _small brass medal attached: Wednesday afternoon. Col. Charles C. Smith, Room 259, State, War and_ Navy Blde BROOCH, diamond and opal, and one 3-stone diamond ring. Reward. John L. Newbold, 920 v. Phone National 6900. Established 1883 EMORIALS The record of civilization based on memorials. Monume: teli the story of betore. On_ disp) al WASHI (,I‘ON 'GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM, JARDINE, Secty, Phone Natl. 5870. 4 York Ave. AMBULANCES in Town. Moo B Loul Call.... Col. 0432 Call Chambers Co. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phoa Col. 0464 - Adams 10341 o . i ]oseph F erch’s Som (18AAC BIRC] Phone West 3034 M St. N.W. Established 1041 _Established 1876 JOHN R WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W. _Phone North 0041. GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 ra‘m N.W. Clyde J. Nicl Nlchols, Inc. 4200 9th_St. N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE'S bOVS FUNERAL DIRECTOR CREMATORI UM 332 PA. AVE N.W___ NATIONAL 1384, W. W. Deal & Co. 818 H ST N.E. LINCOLN 8200 CHAS, C. ZURHORST | W1, EAST CAFITOL ST. i Phon i | one_Lincoln 0! " Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 BEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Ghapel, Telephone National 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. establish. 1009 H St. N.W, 'GLENWOOD | CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month ___Choice |nf- and sites for sale. Co., , 1212 F ¢ St | ompt Auto Delivery Service Artisic—eXpressive—inexpensive GEO. C. SHAFFER XPRESSIVE FLORAL E! Enn FRICES TEL NAT, 5076 & Nar" 0o Open Evenings “na sundays._24th & Eye i CEMETERY LOTS. THREE SITES, COI [ONAL —CEM 461-R, Star office. NURSES TO REGISTER ‘The Nurses Examining Board of the District of Columbis will hold en ex- amination for the registration of nurses October 14 and 15 in the Franklin School Building, Thirteenth and K streets, from 9 am. to 4 pm. Al cations for registrations must be warded to the executive secretary, ulu Bertha E. McAfee, 1746 K street, not later than September 80. Qarda nt ml]anku McKINNEY, DELI ciate Sbresmions floral _tributes our _mother, of 1515 1st st. OLIVER, HARRY sincere thanks tives and friend of America, Loci e -nug-mot my ¥ B. OLIVER. * Bnfl;l. | BINKERT, DAMON A, On T HIS LOVING Tebove "of nis. sou invited to attend. * Hill Cemetery. BINKERT, DAMON Kane No. 383, mbi o~ hnrehy aavised ath of Brother Dr. T and requested 12" uttend the fune rom his Iate resi- dence, 4 Concord 'ave. nie. on Saturday. September 27, a aence to Chureh of ‘the Nativity: 'hen ‘requiem mass Pe Sune &% 936 & . BURNS, O. l DENNIS J. ..l‘ CRAWFORD, ‘Wedne udu. WILLIAM ©. On 1930, at "the home of his harlie Bowman, German- LLL \WFORD, i el e, & Church. Interment in cei on EBERLY, AUGUST ¥ Wed be 5% Bis re 24, loto, a 2 p.m. In vate) at Rock Creek Cemetery. RERLY, AYGUSE | jon 'of La Fa: ENTWISLE, g 7 on daz; Bepie BeDiomber 34, ToR0, st hov mm e Tk Baturday, “&e % * ) t Relatives E e’ @num Congressional FARLEY, l Wi ”IIBO 24, n’flfl? Girard nd 50 years. u\fu funeral .\!rvlcai Il lh home. 2901 14th rt. ber 28, at 2 p.m. H. Hines Co. funeral n.w., Prif terment B uddenly, Dew Ym“’gdrel{ N Kicadden and biei Mrs. Fal KHVEY'. of this eity. Suddenly, on 1030, 8¢ ‘h% FOSS, WILSON P ber ‘21,1930, GLOBZBACK, WILLIAM_D. September, 25, b ,‘M.Tf ind neral from his lat Wi HASSELL, E. ANITA Wednesday. 24, 1930, ai the residence of u-.mm 016 &3th st. HAUER, WILLIAM da, September 21 718" 10th st R gmed 7. beloved J. Suddenly, on Thurs 105 i FeaTaene: T pm. RJ-uv.- g 3 Bimens Glenvood HILL, HENRY. Tuesday, ber HENRY mfi: levoted Hill, faf e il Ruth Hi ther o ry You ot w q ofld"finu fl:E da lh'er 1404 icfl- 3': it Bernard Jones, ineral Sunday, Septem. Invited. Rem; h’lli‘ [ LIRS qememher ’,. an r September m., * from {he W, Ernest Jarvis mnm? eRurch, 1 soNES, n"rmml.. te 1930, lnd lov!‘r oa h ' ’m. riam Hardy, lv-l n ll'nl\l., conn I ber 28, at 1 pm. from Mount Saivatio Baptisi Churoh. Halls Hil Va. "‘-‘aa" funera) ehuu KEALEY, T P " d lenice Hos- pital, !ARAH -'me* i gn 4‘.’:] &b it, Do daushier of o Tate Jaimes 7. ren invited to attend. Olivet Cemetery. KEALEY, SARAH JENIFE! ThembgEs ot DIt T No, of, i 178, Daughte . m . O ‘:olnmhl by 0 TFER_KEA! to fhe funeral. on Briday- 8 umher 10, g5lock from 8t Ganriels Churel NE TOFLIFFE. Regen ANNE FERGUSON, Sec. KFATING, FLLEN. On Wednesdar, lcnmn- ber e :;u b 98t "8 uran. ptember 21 At LENNON. SARA. On Thesd: #3030, SARA; beloved wife Lennon 'and “dévoted f rd., s At owm "o he Y Interment Motint ouvu and friends invited. N GENEVIRVE, Thursday, September 1 et dence, 100 varnum st NEVIEVE MANN. beloved wife of Nonu of mmr-l Inter, RAYMOND, su Tuesday. tember. 23, 30T lmerlencv Hos SARAR A" ister of Mrs, A Mra. Gladys L. am. m"mlnt ll Arlington Nl- tional Cemetery, SCOVILLE. PVT. FRANK J. Passed Wednesday. Septe U!ll l! Garfleld Hospital, Pvt. VILLE. Re- mang Testing at 8131 Bnd ac Aow Body will be taken to Geneva, Ohio, 10:30 p.m , September 25, for burial, Wednes, m. gmin’- STARK, MABEL HENK! on Guy, September 20, 1030, AL 948 Wy xnm h st Bepter Homeonathic ~Hj ETTA STARK, neral wil be ne Faduett's at 2 from “BErry Tuneral ‘Dariors, 131" 11(h % 8. STARK:. . ABEL. A moecial mesting of Martha Chapter. No. . is called av semmu- ng.. for the purpe uneral serviees of Services Wil mJ H lors of lfl- 1 By order of neM-ur A ron. Attest: EVELYN 8, Hi SULLIVAN, W. D. On Tussday. September 23, 1930, .l i sidence, 1400 Mh lt H D, SULLT ved hi Tnie Mary B Sullivan, Punerel Trom 4 Shove Tesidence on Pridey, ugcemm & 030 nm. dhence to ine Tmmacy conrmuon Ghureh, i1l satd % Wi Relatives "and (rlnnfll 1nvllnd. 'D“mtfll ‘Mount Ollvll Cemetery. In Memortam. COLEMAN. EDNA n me oj EDNA BROWN AN, "who enter the great beyond eleven vears ago' fodey, FRANK - cotn AND FAMILY, EDMUNDS, EMMA, memory of my dear todny. Sentember (3 Loved in life, oo gk ot oo years ago s;lb ed in death. HER D ""(')1'36 ik diiren, vver v, GIM'CIII‘H'I. ALVRED. In memory of ot beloved husband o] ALFRED SIACORETHE ono flea B0 veuts skt ND DAUGHTER, MRS. tTon 1o CRACH Life 15 ever lord of d I.Ih And love can, never lose. i o-a. 3 h sad but lov. e AR Tears 480 1oday. o Bet’ 26 McPHERSON, RA h d ot B cmarp.