Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 9

& GRAFT QUIZ ASKED FORNEW YORK CITY Non-Partisan Appeal Roosevelt Urging Action by Legislature. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 28.—Because of testimony as to corruption, dsmands went to Gov. Roosevelt today for a non-partisan legislative ln‘esfill!.lon of the city administration. Norman Thomas, leader of the So- cialist party, and Paul Blanshard, sec- ity Affairs Commit ¥y Sent|ana 1 civillan organisation, have written the Governor at Warm Springs, Ge. Declaring that “our city government is shot through and through with cor- ruption,” Blanshard in his letter re- ferred to evidence of sale of positions on the bench and police graft from vice. - “mnfl to return s the trial of Martin J. Healy snd Thomas T. Tommaney, former city tglloyu d Tammany pting & $10, 000 bribe to secure the -ppolntment of George F. Ewald as magistrate in 1927. The dlh for their retrial was set for December 8. Charles C. Burlingham, pruidnt of the bar association, said disbarment pmeeedlncs would be instituted shortly against lawyers who were accused at the appellate division's inquiry into the lower courts of acting with police and bond.smen in practicing extortion in vice Chfle" ‘Mapocha Acuna, who testified lt. the Inqulry that he was one of nu- pigeons who were em- plnyod by 8 debecflvel to frame women THE EVENING STAR, WA Sty st & week. RITES FOR MRS. GRIEST Burial Will Be Tomorrow at Friends’ Cemetery, Rossville, Pa. Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline L. Griest, who died Wednesday at George ‘Washington University Hospital, will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Waugh M. E. Church, Third and A streets northeast. Interment will be tomorrow afternoon at Friends' Meeting House Cemetery, Rossville, Pa. - Mrs. Griest, a resident here for more than 20 years, had been an active wel- fare worker for the Waugh Church, the foreign and home missionary units of the church and the Red Cross. She is survived by her husband, Charles M. Griest; a daughter, Mrs. Estelle C. Spock of New York City, and four sons, Walter 8., James R., Wilbur Robert R. Griest, all of this city. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS. BUY NOW Pay in January, February, March In convenient weekly or monthly amounts UITS & O’COATS very special at - SHINGTON, 3|JOHN BROSNAN DIES AS RESULT OF FALL Former Banker Dropped to Side- walk While Watching Funeral Procession Tuesday. John Brosnan, 44 years old, former banker and insurance man of this city, died in Emergency Hospital yesterday from injuries received when he fell to the sidewalk while watching a funeral procession at Elghth and M streets Tuesday. Mr. Brosnan was sald by witnesses to have been preparing to cross the street. after the last car in the procession had passed, when he seemed to be stricken with & sudden pain and threw his hands into the air and fell. Following an investigation, Dr. J. The same quality sold last year at $35. Look at these Suits and Overcoats Saturday. self what good values they are—and if you want it charged—just say so. . This Quistmas CHARGE YOUR GIFTS o FRANC'S Gift Suggestions— Silverware Fountain Pens, Watches Clocks Ete. Mantel Clock Sessions” $12.75 the hour and ;he half-hour—two-tone Chimes Visit Our Second Floor Gift Dept. Perfumes— Coty’s, Delta Binoculars Mutual—Sunset Imported Crock- New, Smart tume jewelry. Terms 10-Piece Dresser Set In Beautiful Gift Box $19.75 She will be “thrilled” to receive this beautiful See for your- | | Full Military | Nelson Guenther, P C lumn FRIDAY Nevitt, District coroner, issued au ot den.h a'uel'a & fractured the fall A native ol mu city, Mr. Brosnan re- sided at 1443 Fairmont street. He was a graduate of Business High School and later attended the National Law School. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Martin’s Catholic Church Monday morning at 9 o'clock, following brief services the home of two of his sis- ters, Mrs. Irene McCarthy and Miss Nellle Brosnan, 68 Adams street. In- '.ermem. will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- Besldel the two sisters named, Mr. Brosnan leaves three other sisters—Mr: Julia Meinberg and Mrs. Catherine Vernon, both of this city, and Mrs. Mary Bramhall of Chicago. MRS. THOMAS HYDE DIES AT HER RESIDENCE HERE Lifelong Resident of Georgetown Had Been Il for Several Months. Mrs. Thomas Hyde, a lifelong resi- dent of Georgetown, died Wednesday at her residence, 1537 Twenty-eighth street, after an illness of several months. Mrs. Hyde, the widow of Thomas Hyde, was the daughter of Charles Ed- win Rittenhouse and Sarah M. Whitall, both of prominent Genr?cwwn families. The Rittenhouse family, well known in Colonial Philadelphia, came here when the seat of Government was moved from that city in 1803, Their eldest child, Mrs. Hyde, then Fannie Rittenhouse, married Mr. Hyde in 1864. Mrs. Hyde I survived by a daughter, Mrs. J. A. C. Wright of this city, and n grandson, Thomas Hyde 4th of Sandy Spring, Md. A _son, Thomas Hyde, jr, 1n 1899. Funeral services will be prl\'lte . LIEU'IT. TALLEY BURIED Honors Given at Grave in Arlington. Final rites for Lieut. David B. Talley, who died in a local hospital Prida; were conducted in Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday. Full military honors were rendered at the grave. Lieut. Talley had served in campaigns with the Army in Mexico and the Phil- ippines. He first served as an en- listed man and then as lieutenant in the 3d Cavalry. He was retired in 1910 for disability in line of duty. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sydney M. Talley of Columbia Falls, Mont., and his father, Dedley Tauey of Tennesse —_— SUDDEN ILLNESS FATAL 209 C Street, Survived by Widow. Nelson Guenther, 39 years old, died early last night at his rooming house, 209 C street, a short time after he was taken suddenly ill. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt issued a certificate of death from natural causes. His widow, Mrs. Beatrice Guenther, of 422 Third street survives. Marriage Licenses. ss, 25, and Ella M. mvllfln 9 Pa.: Rev, John C. haver. Cofmes Doyle. 3rd. Baltimore, Md., and ’;Inc!d! ’«; filnhthhofl. 28, this city; Rev. B X Burrenn g5 2, Helen M. Wheatland, 28: Rev. b A Perry B. Allen, 33. ll’eih A.l NED"DDH", cep) 200, Georee 3. P, Martin, 22, and Emily G. ‘Wilson, 30; R.\ ‘William A. Taylor. Thomas H. Webb, 34, Priendship. Md.. and Edelen, 24, this city; Rev. PFrancis M L. Washington, 21, and Ethel V. 19: Rev. J. L._S. Hollos Robert 23 bt Tat CAltoand, NOVEMBER 28, 1930, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cold tonight, with lowest tempera- ture about 14 degrees; tomorrow fair with rising temperatu; rain and warmer Sunday; gentle westerly winds becoming wutherly sunflly Maryland-Virginia—Fair and con- tinued cold tonight; tomorrow fair with rising temperature; rain and warmer Sunday: moderate westerly winds be- coming southerly tomorrow. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m, 25; 8 p.m,, 23; 12 midnight, 4am, 17; 8 am, 16; ncon, 23. Barometer—4 p.m.. 8 pm, 30.16; 12 midnight, 30.22; 4 am., Sg.”. 8 am, 30.39; noon, 30.46. Highest temperature, 27, occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest temperature, 15, occurred at 7 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 46; lowest, 31. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 8:28 am. and 8:54 p.m.; high tide, 1:3¢ am. and 2:14 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:18 am. 9:51 p.m.; high tide, 2:28 a.m. and pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 7:04 a.m.; sun sets 4:48 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:05 am.; sun sets 4:47 p.m. :{ogon rigfia } 11 utomobile lmpsmbellmca e- half hour after sunset. . o1 ‘Water. Potomac and Shenandoah ' rivers— Clear this morning. Weather in Varlous Citles. i Evez 8= weather. - Stations, Abilene, Tex.. .. Al N. ¥... 30 Atlan Atlantic_Cit; Baltimore, manPiBaamBE2 ¢ Lo: . 29.96 Louisville, “Ky. fami, Fl 0. San Dlesor San_Prancisco.. St. Louls, Mo. St. Paul, Minn. 'Wash, (7 a.m, Greenwich time. todsy) emperature. n Clear oda; Slukh«:lm. Swe: lea: Part cloudy® 4 Noon. Greenwich time, t Horta (Payal), Azores 60 (Current Hamilton, Bermuda, Havan: . Colon, Canal_Zone. 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Call Decatur 1136 TR B BULLDOG, LARGE RIGHT TH PRO- Hotel. 15 E st ENGLISH 1 WHITE WITH BROWN SPOT SIDE, LOWER TE TRUDE, SCREW _TAIL; ANSWERS TO NAME OF “PRINCE.” LOST IN THE VICINITY OF NEWARK STREET AND CONNECTI- CUT AVENUE. REWARD IF RETURNED TO S. E. COCHRAN, 2949 I\E\VARK STREET N.W. a WIFE AND CHILDREN. Beatha. BLACK, WILMER MAU 'E. Suddenly, on Thursday, November 37, 1930, at Qeorge- town Hospital, WILMER MAURICE BLACK. lhe Mlevld hll.lhlnd of Mildred M. Black Leh; Remains nmnx it the tfllonlll l\ln!ril home ‘Willia: Rockville, Md ovembe (3 35 » Tesidence, " Watking ave. Interment Mount Zi N. JOHN. Suddenly. on Thursday November 27, 1030, ; OHN BROBNAN, ‘s J MPinerai 3 ilness, wife of Willlam Brown, s nine children, two broth. any other relatives and and Eve sts. noral -Baturday. November 20, at 3 from Mount Zion Baptiss churel, Arhi fon, Va. Interment Odd Fellows' "Ce y. BROWN, SARAN L. On Thursday, Novem- ber 27,1930, at Ther residence, - dens. BARAH L. belove Y '(" 25 Brown and dat the late Jame. neral trom Hely urday, ment o hower Tote change.in time of Taneral BUTLER, JOHN L. Deoarted thig 1i Thursday,_ November: 27, <4030, " at "9 30 pm. at his residence, JOHN L. devoted husband of i, loving father of Paul e Richardson, Qlady: De Ruyter A. Butler. nter of Margarer C. and H. Loughborough. = Mu- nity Ghureh on Sat- ome, funeral later. COLEMA On_Priday, November LU 28, 1930, at 3 5 a.m., at h dence, 926 Union Conr!. "L““" E?(l)‘;: at am!, i Aloysius Chireh: where Tedulom cass wii Do PUIT AL 10 wm, for the repose of his lount Reintives and friends Invied.: Cometer”: DABNLY. SARAH. On 530, AN reaence. 1408 isk ote B ShRAN SABNE L tle Tinney Bund: b .flmn\ the. residence of mains Erneit Jarvls | funeral 4 1. urday.” Ther tle a0 fer daughiers resi- nce. 30 DUVALL, EMMA - vember 26, 1930, ..°R.:","”|‘J“‘ er g Irving st. n.w. M nnul.. nvu. Tinerat h‘éi.‘e'“z‘so?‘fi!‘fl & h et urday, November 29, at " EAHE & ment at Spem:er{ille‘ ‘d i s xnur nOEL ALK, r 27, 1930, ate Fer uchm. s ing at the raday, rovm. 5 De: oy, “Nrs. - Milton AlIw Mise Violet Eripey. Puneral 1fan residence on Monday, De pm. Relatives and friend tend. Interment Cedar Hil EVANS, CHARLES K. on iU BV Malinda Eva uu,un On Thursday, o ler fosigen N HALL. IINI ‘l'lA. Ilundly. ‘November 24, 1930; ot N h-r residence, . BER’ HENSON. Henso; Buchapan. and & host of other rel and friends., Remains resting at the John T, Rhines tuneral chapel, ‘3rd and Eve o Chureh. Cemetery. HUDSON, ALONZO . Suddenty, hesday: November Ge. 1330 AL beloved humh nee Lo donce, 2111°13th s ember Emanuel bhcomx ‘onbieh, 13th and ¥ at Relatives “ar “invited. Tnterment Arlington N tional Cemeter: 28 HUDSON, ALONZ( mira) £l LoNeo G of c.mmn. T Hudso neral his Iate resi- turday. Noo C. The members of A eoige Dewey Naval Camp, WYY ‘are advised o( ‘the geath of Comrade ALONZO HUDSON. Funers] from his "G, on Saturday, Novem *.* ment Arlington Cemetery. Members of the camp are nestly reduested to attend VICTOR L. WOOLDRIDG! HUDSON. ALONZO C. Members or Apaco tia Council, No. 16, Jr. O. notfied to meet 8t tm Tesldente of our late ‘brother, ALONZO C. ¥ 211 1th st ve. Anacostls Gt e pm: dat: . for the purpose i atiending t!he mmn BACHER, Councilor. E. R. THOMAS. Secretary. JACKSON, HARRIET. On Wrcdnudny. “3‘ . lvers Joi Jackson an nj No Arguments are brought to bear on a family making a selection here, in an effort to induce the ices costing more family to select serv- than they can afford to pay. We believe that the family knows what the cost should be, and it is not our desire to make any service rendered by us a burden on the family. Our services, complete, may be had for as little $100. If one wishes to pay a lit- tle more, or a great deal more, and so expresses him: f, we have mer- chandise to meet his needs, 3 B, i et :I':un'x“ |nvlud to ltlenfl ’n Incoln I b lal’ Cemetery. JACKSON, MAI Rock e e emains resting o P ' Taltavull, 436 7th st w. servi t N arlotuneral sefvices and “ntermént JONES, DAVID ber 36, mo 3 nmdehfldnm ers. two brothers other ‘relatives and friends Tl services Wil S v above funeral Barior. © »e R LEWIS. AMY, Entered | huraday; Novemper 27 Gose att e w ‘atoddard - Baviist - Home ' wife of the lnte John Lewis s two" .rll:flehlldr-n N o ber 30, Church, 6th (7Om, Galbraith A Dw. a fm-m\: Prl(n Tvited to attond ; rs. Annie N st. n.w. Funeral lundné between I and 3 D.m. attle RICHARD C. On N ) oS0 RICHARD . Ve 85, o VIRGINIA FRANC! dne November {' igton Bawersity o SRS VIROINEA BRANCIS, beloved wits i 3 ancoc neral from Ihr residence of he Maple ave. Takoma Park, Md.. on Y Batar 2 p.m. Relatives ABa triends nviied o ateend. Inten Prelbnerhn ‘Cemetery, Alexandria, V. THA. Devarted this 1t Ny, PNOvember hr at 0 Eesidsheer "304 - McLesn —a 'THA NELSON, leaving to mourn 2 pdevoted mother, daught a host of other relatives P eivices wil e eid & Renoboth . November 9. or, Hiends are invited to attend her fum We did not see her leave here, 1 h 0od-by: e peace with e In heaven above on high THE PAMILY. POPPS. BETTY, On Thursda at the Catholic Ladies' Hq BETTY, beloved d.u.mu David_ard Anne E. rm-m h(mm James T. Clements' n.w rch. where mass will Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LILLIAN fei vices at the S, peral ehapel, 2001 14th st; n. Novemper 49, p.m. n National Cemetery. lc.l.nll. CHARLES A. On FPrida vember 28, 1030, at his residence No CHARLES A, SR "G ohaon Bektoer belo nd’ Norice of Tumeral Tater: Novem| oma Interment THOMAS. AGGIE. On Thursday. 17, 90, at Emergency Hospit friends. Remain RI sts. 5w, JANE. T Valiver" spry yer ave. Silver Soring, JANE. be wife of the l'unerll from Emory M. twood. D C. Bunday, Nov 2,5m nt ery, Wnn‘lld‘. Md. Hendl invited. In Memorium. BROWN, LEE. In sad but loving remem. brance of my dear §ho departed this life one year ago today, November m gn-nm gs 1 the !v‘l.sr * Rhd’we must answer when They meet the Savior Alone? Oh, no. they ai For Jenis ‘elnims them LOVING WIFE, COLBERT. JANE E. In lovine memory ef my mother. Mrs, JANE E departed this Hfe, November 16, 1035, Ave uother,_'x am trring to walk in the stéss At the cross T have left my care. T am waiting for my robe and watchiag For the crown that I _am_strivin wear. ONLY CHILD. FRAN( HONEYCUTT, GEORGE R. ing remembrance of “ou grandson, GEORGE R. died ‘one’ year aso today, s flower that fades aw: earth he could ot stay; Por Qod sees and kno e best. 0 e took our Hitle g.mm' home to MOTHER. GRANDMO' DO RANDBABDY DON KINCHELOE, ALICE B. In lovln' y dmother. 5 h s for all. 3 n sad but love r little d " W] November ot i AL] o s, heare K. CROS! LILLY. MARY F. In m-mnry of my de- voied friend, MARY LY, who_so l\lfldm‘y’ 'hfl“r%e one year ago todsy, Ne- -called friends have :gnnn«t but your_ friendship was always o sa Sadly missed. A FRIEND, EVA M. TAYLOR. * RAGAN. HARRY. A tribute of in ‘membrance of usband a1 uady: “who, duparied this ;x:(e ihree years ay, November 28, 1 emembered. Loved in life in de WINGFIELD. lm'n m loving remembranes of iy " dariing dauenter, RUTH ‘WIN led four years ago todsy, November 8, 1926, They say time heals a broken heart, But, oh, it seems untru s ached, For four years my hea: Dear Ruth, Just 105 you. DEVOTED MOTHER. & FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W. W, Deal & Co. 816 B NE LINCOLN 8200 GEO. W. WISE CO. 2000 M. 85 N.W. nblun-a 1676 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. e North 0047. Clyde J. Nichols, Ine. 4209%th St N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE'S ONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CRE. ORIUM 3§32 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1 "~ CHAS. C. ZURHORS .l A!‘I'HC.AESEDL 2I.I‘. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Hfi P Ohaper. gel feeohone National 2473 (. 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