Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 7

“EAMEWES;‘ D L R AT Nt R First Succe_ss’Wa's in “Mary Stuart,” John Drinkwater’s Play, in 1921, By the Associated Press. LONDON, November 8.—Clre Ea “he American agtress, who rose to fal w8 Mary, Queen of Scots, in John Dnnk- water’s play, “Mary Stuart” died to- g in a nursing home here after a 8 ration. notable success in the Drinkwater y, but she had been on the stage ree years before that, perfecting the ‘which was to both sides of the Atlantic. Three years ago she camé to London in “The Sfl'fl' Cord.” written by her - “BUY NOW” e Offer Soeclal Indusements to Those | W u‘;-.amo Our Dleviay of WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., INC. 48 New York Ave. N.W. Ph, Natl. 5870 W dine. Seet R Funeral par- | tors. vrivate gmdulance and ivery in con- mection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 ' JORDANS ope! 3 It was in 1921 that she made her! taneous success. She retu! two years later in ln h\uhnd'l "'l‘m ‘Sacred Flame.” nevse mw her in “ M-cbeth P ‘with in the United States and was married there in 1921, shortly after the opening ol her husband's play, “The Sword.” 'l'ney had one daughter, now 4 years Neoenuy Mr, Howard instituted divorce proceedings in America, charg- ing desertion. Marriage Licenses. Elvin W. Sl 22, 915 gurteenth sireet southeast, ‘and Katie ) bring her success on | 20> and Louise Mattingly. Nobert iles, 70, and Charlotte L. Md.; l-mnn 87 both of Laurel, . “Coy lm Dlenly 57 iov: adee ?Dh’ Il lnd Doris T. Hanes, Willis P wie. s .m'l;:mn u. '5’5 ::" ':)“en : n an rtrude | gogts, 2. voth of ‘Sharbe " Rev. Sprayé made of the freshest flowers priced from $3.00 up. Cut flowers and potted plants at Leapley’s usual low 8. Prompt Free livery F. F. LEAPLEY Florist | | | slaying of R. MAJ. C. RODNEY GARY, RETIRED,. SUCCUMBS Funeral Services to Be Held at Hysong. Funeral Parlors On Tuesday. Maj. C. Rodney Gary, 67 years old, of 1735 New Hampshire avenue, died yesterday following a long iliness. Maj. Gary was a cadet for two years at the Agricultural and Mechanical Col- lege of Texas, Sul tly he was an officer of one of the military companies of Galveston until June, 1883, when he entered the United States Military Academy at West Point. He came to Washington after three years at West Point. and here he was commissioned a major of the 4th Bat- talion, District Milit by President Cleveland. He later was made major , |of the 2d Batfalion by President Har- rison. Shortly after coming to Washington Maj. Gary entered the civil service and " | was employed in the Ordnance Depart- " |ment of the War De%nunmt. ‘When he was retired for disability in 1926, Maj. Gary was in the finance office of the War Department. He is survived by three sisters, Miss v. | Wilmuth Gary and Mrs. Emil A. Gath- nd Mrs. Paul Anderson of\ Washington. Funeral services will be conducted at Hysong’s Funeral , at 2 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. will be in Congressional Cemetery, where graveside Masonic services will be held by Dawson Lodge, No. 16, F. A. A. M., of which Maj. Gary was long a member. Boy Flcel Life for Murder. CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 8 —Ross Valore, 19, was found guilty of first degree murder with a recommen- dation for mercy late yesterday the Miller Wilkison, ton University senior, during a holfl- up at a fashionable party Shaker Heights, August 24. The verdict and recommendation carry a sentence of life_imprisonment. AMBULANCES Bestn Town. 34 w CI“ Local Call:. Chambers Co. Col. %432 13~ ). | BODY OF MRS. FICKLING BEING BROUGHT HERE Funeral Amnmenn to Be An- nounced Later for Widow of Minister. The body of Mrs. Ida E. Fickling, widow of Rev. Charles H. Fickling, who died suddenly Thursday night at the homs of her son, W. I Fickling of Miami, Fla., will arrive tomorrow at the home of her son, Frank G. Fickling, 6432 Eighth street. Announcement of funeral arrangements will be made later. Mrs, Pickling, who had resided with her son in Florida for the past five years, had passed her life previously in thfi city and was well known in Georgetows residing at 1518 Thirty-first street. W. I Fickling of Florida, W. W. Pickling of Iilinols, J. S. Fickling *of Michigan, Mrs. R. P. Allen of New York and Mrs. William P. Connell, Prank G. Fickling, Cherles H, Fickling and Mrs. L. B. Southland, all of Washington, are the sons and daughters surviving. Births Reported. The foilowing births have been reported fo the Health Department in the last 3¢ ou llr-.rlln L and Berta R. Lindahl girl ‘Thompson. gl Evingeline & 1 d_Claire T. Margaret P Simy Hervert A g Hel d 1'1me Badint, njamin o] Walter F. and “Anne Qliver. bo Kpnneth ©_and Derofhy Brya Charles d_Lucia O. Gorder Ralph B. “and Ji F. Hea and Georgla L. .\emn! Harry and Ha arry an na ert *F. and Blanche R. Bi ang eirl twins. s Laurs Johnson, girl and Ethel Frederick, o and Mattie Steele, 4 Nenole_ Davie. sl Charles William Wwilliam ore: and Mary Payne. boy. hd Mabel Smith. boj. 1239-G ANDG antio MONDAY SALE oS Last Monday’s Sa}e was so successful that we are going to try and go it one better this Monday. Al this week.our shop has worked overtime to prepare these good exchanged pianos for this Mon- day’s Sale. Buger and better bargains will be offered. If you missed your sure and come early Mondsy, Nov. 10th, so as to get your pick. chance last week be '|GROESBECK FUNERAL Hit RITES ARE CONDUCTED | gic ‘| were conducted yesterd: IVETERAN JOURNALIST DIES IN NEW YORK! | William L. McPherson Worked in | Washington Two Years; ‘ Author of Several Books. By the Associated Press, her ol the staff of the New Yovk l!flllfl and the Herald Tribune for 43 years, died suddenly today of heart failure :.sa by ptomaine poisoning. He was He was born in Gettysburg, Pa., the son of Edward McPherson, a journalist md a member of Llneoln war Con- He joined the staff of the Herald in 1885. He left the Herald in 1802 to join the Washingtor: Times, but re- turned two years later and spent the remainder of his career with the New York paper and its successor, the Her~ ald Tribune. Mr. McPherson laced has flth!r as editor of the lbune 1903 and became editor of mhlel'l American Almanac n 1913, holding that Surviving are the widow, the former Mrs. Jessie Cuthbert McDonald of Washington; two daughtérs and three brothen Former Wife of Bureau of Stand- ards Metallurgist Was Graduate of Goucher.n\d Peabody. Funeral services for Mrs. Lee Robin- son Groesbeck, who died Thursday, y morning at the Lome of her brother, Charles A. Robinscn, 3511 Woodley road, by Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, former pastor of the | Maras Church of the Covenant, of which Mrs. Groesbeck was a member. Ms. Groesbeck was the wife of Ed- | Now ward C. Groesbeck, metallurgist in the Bureau of Standards. Besides her hus- band .and brother, she is ‘survived by two_sisters, Mrs. Emory L. Stinchcomb of Baltimore and Miss Mary V. Robin- son of Washington. She was the daughter of the late Charles A. and |St Lo Alice Hodges Robinson. She was born in Baltimore and was a_ graduate of | Sai ‘Goucher College and the Peabody Con- umwl'! of Music s Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been repo: £> the "Heaith® Depariment n the Tast 3¢ n Gerfleld Hosp 9th st o5 i34 cen Sohon Daviner. g5 3830 Conter Neva 57, 1 T A gNogotny. 42, rear 1118 T at. ne. cn ounc 1748 1st st || THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and warm- 4 pm., 56; 6 pm, pm., 43. lun!h.l“s.-.:nml).-. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:30 a.m. and 4:08 pm.; high tide, 9:40 am. and 10:10 pm. . 3 Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:16 am. A:.pm-m‘n tide, 10:34 am. and The Sun and Moen. Today—Sun rose 6:43 a.m.; sun sets 5 pm. —Sun rises 6:44 am.; sum sets 4:59 p.m. o-:rh'll’lu..lz'ln mlll.p-. h-.lthourm.u Weather in Various Cities, g 1 ’i LREEES 383 E RS SIS i L S S B st dd 20 s £15 1T TES L PP SRR T PR PR R T A Hel Mont. Indianapolis, Jacksonville Kansas_Cit: it L g T T R T T e $35,000 DAMAGES ASKED FOR ACCIDENT INJURIES Mrs. Mary C. Parks and Husband File Suits Against Charles ¥. Ryan Following, Collision. Damages totaling $35,000 are asked in "| suits filed by Mrs. Mary C. Parks and ‘Hos ontague &t n Marshali W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St, N.W. Corner Spring Read Col. 0464 Phoned.” ( \ iarse 10341 her husband, Willlam A. Parks, 820 East Capitol street, against Charles P. & e COMMISSIONS ISSUED War Department Tssues Reserve Corps Orders. Army and| WILLIAM NELIGAN DIES ACTIVE LODGE MEMBER b Vate futerment at Frospect U} JAMES. ted aey, Movembor 7. 1030, I-. J. Milton 'llll:"ll:“ "! l.rbour Bicsdsy. N -" th) Ad-:n Wt New mLLINGS, borl o 4?.*.'...' ugml"flf‘ g'.-... o Monday, November 10, at 1 p.m. eat "'i'.%:’.‘:.u ”“*mfin?fifim% ’."fl’-‘. g '.'-“"'?’m by '-%%m '.'fi.m.m sin " Finer ves and friends fon Gemetery, Rock: sRowNE, SR T. officers Retined that the n%mo ) 2 sFawaRT. 6. ¢ above resi 3t 2 p. Interment U A o “REAL FINE PIANOS AT BIG PRICE SAVINGS UPRIGHTS PLAYERS Wegman .;.......§ 43 Kimball ..........$ 95 Sherwood - . 68 Kimmell . 128 Smith-Barnes . 79 Kimmell ......... 162 Gabler ..... 87 Cable Nelson. .. ... 189! Hensel ..... 97 Francis Bacon. 210 Kingsbury . 99 Story & Clark. . 225 £k 3 Kimmel 215 g:::: P Francis Bacon. 235 am Schaff Sc.haff 229 Kimmel 200 Cable .... Arthur Jordan.... 198 Bacon .. .. Arthur Jordan. 215 Pullman . Arthur Jordan.... 199 A CIII.IAI. b Jossrm . = EDWARD: E. Teel 2121 H street, as first Ileuunnnum:! Infantry; also to Eov Edward C. Jones, 23 Glebe road, Alex- andria, Vi first lieutenant _of 3 iy rembor Frankm? fia ,,m uvax-' 1118 LW N‘ww 1 5 Interment Cedar. "‘m& m - “‘“"‘yvlm y rly M0 mw iy fie;firt B. Nevius i here soul. fract Relatives her . | FICKLING. IDA E. On_Thi Novem- :or $ 193 in Miami, A . iden | France’s :aviation md’.t for the r ending April, 1931, includes auu’.;o for subsidies to commercial air services, This means the Whele Funeral, Cars Included Tepose of her # et “OCemetery. ceeeni e anate Lm)ousm! Ambl&hnu Lincaln R Py ‘Tuesday. November 1 Fa' Chureh, 156h & th v wh A R_ requiem mass’ will be 8 16" s, t repose of her soul. gk el ; ;«:,fi.‘i‘im‘%fi‘t GOLF, WILDA CATRERINE E voted This grand used but good for Mon- day only. Other grands very cheap. pEAoLE TOUND, black and white, stralght 36 reward. Telephone Metro- BRACELET, white Sing. viciatty uiuh-r.nu Jou o ward. _ Nort November 7. 1990, ite nit; r-t e Persian, vm“z.u‘ ot n;' . "Phione #fl'lh xanaria, Va. No Bout lll. 5 "Ei Py Haines MONDAY TERMS ind |5 "l H&l Cal $ GOIN PURAE_Gray susds. viEiaiy © Lineral x’f"vfin‘ B T e Fackard Motor Go. "A¢ . Tan, black face, Down Delivers 2 l’unr.:"iavnl?' Nort| e Weekly — 1387 10h St W, Ciyde J. Niche of"'f‘ 4200 Mh St N. J. WILLIAM LEES LREMAT 1 . NW. C. . ] Holt lnll!“:fl fl l==....Alnln.' o ineral services at his - ¢ 203 PA A G uu‘h- This good used .':H“w practice piano, Monday only MONDAY SPECIAL NEW PIANO This good rebuilt player, Monday only GLASSER tortging anal, Bimi i .,.*.;'-‘fi?m S & e B R ackley and oA .i‘-:.. ,.’E. Chiren rethre, o0 . Ina 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. | Phone Columbia 0433 Where the Best Coste Less