Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1931, Page 9

Thomas J. Appleyard, 80, see, Fla., publisher, died here Sunday. He was & Confederate veteran served his apprenticeship in’ Richmond, after the war between Va., before and after ENDURANCE FLYERS LAND French Aviators Downed by Fifty- ‘Mile Wind Over Marseille. MARSEILLE, France, January 6 (#)—The French aviators, Joseph Lebrix and Marcel Doret, today aban- and OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s W ear Seventh and F Sts. doned their effort to break the world's endurance and distance records over a closed circuit. They went up yesterday in & new- plane over Istres Airdrome, | coming down at 9:50 a.m. today. |, A 50-mile wind forced the twn avia- | tors to bring their planeg down. T T ! Double-deck interurban cars have ap- peared in England. b Widely Known T is an established fact that Deal service is of the high- est quality; our reputation for fine mortuary service tablished fact. Many of our readers know as well that our prices are ex- ceedingly reasonable, as well, for we have given this fact con- siderable prominence. Here, one pays no more than one wishes our service, complete, may be had for as little as $100. U:’PEAL FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference, Ask yourneigh 816 H STREET, N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 NOW IS THE TIME THE EVENING MRS. FRANK HUME DIES AT AGE OF 8 Welfare Worker Prominent in Hospital Work—0Once Interviewed Lincoln. Mrs. Frank Hume, 87 years old, long prominent in philanthropic and wel- fare activities here and & lifelong resident of the National Capital, died at her home, 1235 Massachusetts ave- nue, yesterday. She had been in fail- ing health for about a year. Mrs. Hume was one of the incor- porators of the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital and served on its Board of Lady Managers for many years. She also had served on the Board of Lady Managers of Garfield Hospital for & long while. At the time of her death she was honorary mem- ber of both boards. Mrs. Hume had the distinction of having been one of the last persons living to have an interview with Flowers For FUNERALS— STAR, WASHI} President Lincoln and at one time pre- sented him with a petition which re- sulted in the releasing of several hun- dred Confederate soldlers who were confined in prison here following the Civil War, it was explained today. She had the additional distinction of having attended private presidential re- ceptions of _ever; President from Buchanan to Coolidge. Before her marriage Mrs. Hume was Miss Emma Phillips Norris. She was the daughter of the late John Edmund Norris and the late Mrs. Eliza Tydings Phillips Norris. She received her edu- cation in the city schools and the Academy of the Visitation. She was married in the old Trinity Church in 1870. Her husband died a numbsr of | years ago. Mrs. Hume is survived by five sons— Frank Norris Hume, Robert Scott Hume and Alan Phillips Hume of this city, Maj. Howard Hume of the Medical Corps, U. 8. A, now stationed at Fort Sill, Okla, and John Edmund Norris Hume of Schenectady, N, Y.—and four daughters—Mrs. Thomas W. Cooke and Mrs. Henry C. Jewett, both of this city; Mrs, Linn 8. Horner, wife of the newly elected Representative of Clarksburg, W. Va., and Mrs, James Leland Howard of Hartford, Conn. She also leaves 10 grandchildren and, three great-grand- children. Funeral arrangements are to be an- nounced later. The family was await- ing word from Maj. Hume before com- pleting the arrangements. Stately Sprays and Beautiful Wreaths C. & C. FLOWER STORES 807 14th St. N\W. 804 17th Metro. 7433 Metro. 7945 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 9369 St. NW. Marriage Licenses. h Kissin r.n..nugmgm arry, I Letberma nd Optherine M. g Baltimore, Md: Hobsie B attinely. E. Matting hn N, Cephas, 33, and Myrtle L. Dorsey, 24;_Rev, Georse A. Parker. llam West, 22, and l\tl'h Crutchfield, 19; Rev. ‘Murph: ‘Willlam J Quinian, 24, Nrw York City, and ety & homa, 18, this city; Judse Robert Matting] Cllrfl::e tt, 40. and Eva M. Wil- son, 37; Rel Tt 8. Barnes. Ida Chatman, ‘Adams - Simmons, 3 38;_Rey. W. D. Jarvis. Charlie Danoff, 31, and Sarah Eisenberg, 20, ot of Balumire. Md.: Rev. Hymar esnick. Horace Blackburn, 33, and Sarah Prasier, 30; Rev. William H. Kenneth N. Ryan, 28, and Mary P. Cage, 24; Rev. Joseph M. Moran. urneston, 88, this clity, and Joseph A Lula, MacAé, 40, Pamplico,’ 8. C.i Rev. H. 30\ 06 Blia P, Becknem, 1 . D._Jarvis. :, Brown. 24, and Rosalie Locklcy, Wiseman. Births Reported. ‘The following births have been ri the Health Department in the last 34 hours: Dominie A, and Uree Z. Bergeron, boy. Joseph and Dorothy M. Deleon; Bov. and Ethel C. Sydnor. boy. Dean L. Viola M. Beall, bo: Walter Martin orted to . Fitzgerald, girl. A. and Theodosia 1. Roudabush, William and Catherine Burner, girl. ‘ec] C. and_Abbie MeDivitt, boy. Logan and Katle Glascoe. William and Mazie Jones. Levi and Mattie Giréy, bov Paul N. and Edna M. Espina, girl. Ll Salmon caught in the Wm’ld in 1030 filled nearly 9,000,000 Flowers for Funerals My Specialty Spr ys Priced From $3.00 Up W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phosies ¢ A derai 10341 Resolve to make Washday a Holiday in 1931 T doesn’t take any will power to keep the resolution wc are proposing to housewives of Washington. After you've tried one of the Elite Controlled Method serv- ices—after you've experienced full freedom from wash- day drudgery—after you’ve noticed improved health and cheerfulness that come when the washing burden is lifted from your shoulders—wild horses couldn’t drag you back to the wash tub again! We're in business to make money, of course, but it so happens that our business does away with one of woman’s age-old burdens. 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EPPLER DEAD OF MYSTERIOUS HURTS Spectal Dispatch to The Star, cummnfl D, Md, January l member ‘of the State lmmmwm Acet- dent Commission and former State Sen- ator, who died in Mercy Hospital, Bal- timore, early yesterday from a frac- tured skull and pneumonia, will be brought to his home here for burial. ‘The Baltimore police are investigating a report that Eppler was injured in a Chinese restaurant New Year day and that his watch and ring were missing. Eppler was' educated at Gettysburg College and the University of erfllnd Law School. He never married. was a neghe' of the late United St.lm Senator George L. Wellington and was a co-executor of his estate. HOOVER TO PHONE SHOW Greetings to Be Broadcast at Auto Exhibit Tonight. President Hoover tonight will greet over the telephone those attending the National Automobile Show at New York. The speech begins at 9:40 o'clock, and will be heard through loud speakers at_the show. Qurds of Thanks, COE, JAMES FRANCIS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A’ Coe, Jr., and son Robert extend their sincere’ thanks to relatives and friends for the floral tributes and other expre of sympathy at the death of thelr d brother. JAMES FRANCIS COE. HILTON, MARGARET J. We wish to extend . our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for _ thelr kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved wife and sister. MARGARET J. HILTON. HER HUSBAND., HARRY B. HILTON, AND HER BROTHERS AND BISTERS. * Braths. BAKER, LYDIA MARION. On Monday. January ‘5, 1931, at her residence, 136 Rucke ave., “Lyon Village, Va. LYDIA MARION BAKER, beloved wife of Waiter J. Baker, aged 35 years. Funeral serv- ices . at ‘the Sixth Presbyterian Church, leth and Kengedy, sts. mw.. on Wednes: day, January 7, at 2 b.m. Relatives friends invited o attend. Interment Cnn- gressional Cemetery. BAKER, LYDIA MARION. On Monday, Jnn- uary 5, 1931, at her residence. 136 Rucke ave. Lyon Village, Va. LYDIA MARION BAKER, aged 35 years, the beloved dsuen- ter of "Hattle L. and the late Harry Tussell. - She also J¢aves ‘six brothers and wo sisters. Puneral services at the Sixth Presbyterian ‘Church, 16th and Kennedy sts. nw. on Wednesday, January 7, at 2 . Relatives and friends invited 1o at- Tend. Taterment Goneressionat Cemetors: + BENNETT, PETER J. Suddenly, on Mon- day. January 5, 1931, at his residence, 44081 Georgla ave. n.w., PETER dJ., be- loved husband of Aary 'A. Bennett’ (nee Dittoe) _and son of the late James and Annie E. Bennett.”brother of Mrs. Prank Howe. Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday, Jenuary 7. at 8:30 am.” Re. at quiem mass at St. Cabriel's Church a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BRISCOE, NAURICE L. On Sunday, Jan- nary 5, 19¢ fter a brief illness, NAURICE L., the lo daughter of Viola Briscoe: granddauchter of Mr. and M Ravnall Funeral Wednesday. January p.m. from her late residenc s.w.. Rev. W. L. Washingto: A bud the Garderer gav ‘To cherish for = while, But just when it was blooming, He stole it with a smile. PAM] Ffl'II) GEORGE. On Saturday, Jan) Y et his _residence, 833 South Lee )\! Altl dria, Va., GEORGE BYRD, beloved brother of Mrs, Essie Wilkes, Ellza and Missouri Byr uncle of Sadie Jackson. Remains resting John T. Rhines fu- neral home, 221 North Patrick st, Alex- andr Vi Puneral Wed lay, January 7, at 1 p. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. officiating. ALVAH N. On Sunday, Jan- as his résidence, 116 17th st. s.e., ALVAH N. beloved husband of Min- nie’ Clabaugh (nee Rice). Funeral from above residence on Wednesday, January p.m. Relatives and friends invited Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- On Monda SRARLES Re OG- CRAIG. beloved ‘husband of May Joyee Craiz. in ihe S8th year of his Bue. Faneral from his ate residence, Wednesday: January 7. at 11 . Interment Mount Oijivet Cemetery. (Richmond, Va., papers Monday, January 5, herresidence, 901 G s iE DELANNEY, daughter of the iate Ellzabeth Perry. sister of the Iate Carrie She lcaves to mourn their sigter, Tda Ecott: three brothers. Heriy »nd Noble Perry: two Irene and Hattie; two nephews, Charles Scott. Remains rest= & Grey funeral home, 614 Puneral Thursday, January lock, from Ebenczer 4 M. 4th and D sts. se. Pactor. = Relatives and filer_xldl nes C‘\urch e potified 15 E Jai ry 6, 7130 e, 1o arrange S‘E' ANINE DELANNEY. dhursday, Januery 8. ‘109!"1",‘ at Ebenezer M. E. Church, 4th and Py "ALBEHTA ROBINSON. M. N. MAUDE JOHNSON, W. Recorder. DICKSON, ERNEST. Departed this “f. on Sunday, January 4, 1931, at Gallinger Municipal Hospital,” ERNEST DICKSON. beloved son of Louise Dicksor devoted brother of Horace Dickson, . Remains rest ing at his late residence. 1348 Rittenhou st. n.w. Puneral Thursday. January 1 o'clock, from St. Luke's Baptist Rocks Cree Ford road n.w.. Bfllh'-'fllld C., Rev Miller officiating. DOVE, SAMUEL ROBERT. On )‘Bnfll’ January 5, 1931, SAMUEL ROBERT DOVE. kamp Dove. Funeral from his late resi- | dence. 811 Kennedy st, n.w.. on Tharsday, Janvary 8, at 9 a h high requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity. Brightwood. at 8:30 o'clock. Interment (private) at St. Mary's Cemetery. | FIELDS, WILLIAM H. Al members of J. | * McC, Crummill Lodge. No. 1437, G. U. O | O.F. are hereby notified to atfend meeting Tuesday, January 6, 1831, P, to, arrange: for the funeral ofour ate” brother, WILTIAM H. FIELI Fu- % . December 7, at 3 p.m.. | {dence. 1811 oin st. nw. McKINLEY TRAVIS, N, B. WILLIAM H. FITZHUGH. P. 8. SYDNEY MARVIE 7 5 1931, at hie home, at For: tle. Fai C: Va. SYDNEY STARVIN, FOLLIN, Sr. beloved husband o Susan J. Follin. 'Fureral services at his | Iate residence on Wednesday. January 7., at 2 pm. Interment in Salem M. P.| Church Cemetery. IABER, ‘call t 8 On Monday, Jan- /S G.. beloved hus band of Rose M. Haber. Funeral from his late residence. ‘3104 Monroe st. n.e. on January 8 at 830 ain., thence to St e5. Church, 20th st. and ave. n.e., where mass will be offered at 9 a.mi. for ‘the repose of his soul.” Idterment Mount Olivet C('_"n- 1S, CLIFFORD P. Suddenly, on M fonuary 51981, at his residents 1010 Rittenhouse st n.v.. CLIFFO) HARGIS, beloved husbasid of S aneral services at th: s cor Tuneral" home, 3001 1ath 3 n.w., Wednesday, Snmieg gt NARRIS. ROY C. Sunday, January 4, 1931 ROY . C., eloved son o late Lu: e’ and John Harris. Funersl from the pariors of James T. Ryan. 317 Pennsy)- vania ave. s.e.. on Wednesday, Januury 7, at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Paul's Church. where mass will be sald at 9 a.m, Reln- tives and friends invited to 'attend Please omit flowers. (Lynchburg and Richmord, Va., papers please coan 6 LLOHAN. MARY J. On Monda uary SOV 5k Bt Fesitences 3648 Waodiey Td. n.w., MARY J. daughter of the late Jobn and’Mary Hollohan. Funeral from her late residence on Thursday, January 8. at 9:30 am.: thence to St. Aloysius Church. North Canifol and ¥ye stsa where requiem mass will be sung at 10 a.m. Interment Mount _ Olivet Cemetery. MMA P. On Monday, January 5, her residence, 1235 Mass MMA P, HUME, widew Notice of funeral arrangements INAZELIA FLORINA. On Soturday. January 3. 1031, at.the George Washingt versity' Hospital, INAZELLA FLORIN JONES! Teed R ‘Betoved wite ot tie Iace Glenn T Jones and mother of Mrs. A. R. Corder, Mis. Florina J. Wilkerson, William . Léeut. Col.” Glenn 1. Jones . Jones. * She also 'leaves to mourn_theif 1oss {our sisters, one brother, nine grandchiidren and seven great-grand- children. Remains resting at her home. %90 st sw, Funersl services at 2:30 p.m Wednesday, Januacy 1. at the Metropgl tan Baptist Chiurch. 6th and A sts. n.e. ment at Glenwood Cemetery. MAYNARD. THOMAS P. Departed this life Sunday, Jenuary 4, 1931, at 7 a.m.. at his residence. Lanham, Md. THOMAS P. MAYNARD, beloved hushand of Rebecos ard (nce Christy). devoted father of Inter- Wiilinme Vincent: Joscon George,” Jerer mian.’ Theodore’ and Wulls Mayhurd: Mary Parker, Martha Plater and Sutheriand. Funera) Thursday. 8 at 9 a.m.. from 'Glen Arden Church. Gien ~Arden, Md. Wher will be’ said for the'repose of Relatives and friends invited. TEBBS, THOMAS, e Montague mu sou: of Wi hl .lnd W XOI’I‘I! He iy nrnln\ Dhn'oo‘ i““" MUELLER, ST {angary l. e X vu Asnse dence 921 Bp s nw. anuary 7. at lu nds invited. Interment EN. On_Jan- Cemetery. uan I llll‘ at E ‘ancisco. L., FRISCILLA" ALDEN ALDEN. widow “of Lieut. Johi Ormond Nicholson. . 8 Navy. end inother of Mrs. Justin Morrill Ghamberiin. PORTER, n%% Monday, ltn. uary 5, 1931, o brlovt? hus- band of Augusta B. Porter. Funeral from his late r!lmflwe. 1401 Delanfl bl-e. n.w. on Thursday. January 8 at 2'p. Riasonic service by National Lodse. No. 13, F A A M. Intermeni Fort Lincoin Cems Ty, POWELL, MARIE CATHERINE. On Tue day, January 6, 1831, at her residence, lrvln st n. MARIE CATHIRIN‘ EIJ. beloved wife of the late William H Funeral from the chapel of Pnnk 09 Sons Co., 1113 7 on_Thursday. January 8 Requiem mass at the Shrine of Heart at § am. Relatives and friends <inyited.”” Iaterment Mount Oliver Ceme: SEGER, CIA J. On Saturday, Januar; 3, 1931, g‘n‘ernnt Hospital, CHA LI‘ beloved nusband of Mabel O. Seger (ate Dike) and son of June Seger and the late Charles Beger. Puner January 7. from his Neal st ne. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to Name Church, where mass will be sal 9 am. attend. tery. at Relaiives and_friends invited o Inierment at Mount Olivet Ceme~ SHARPE. CAMERON A. Suddeniy, on Mon- day. J aval Hose AMERON A Baabied” mitband of Bistan P, Bhazpe (nes Biandtord): in the 3th vear of bis age. ~ Funeral servic Fill be held Thursday, January pm.. st his late residence. 5362 Sth s aw. Interment will follow at Arlington National Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited to attend. 7 STIVER. SARAR E. Departed this life Sat- urday, January 3. af 2:45 p.m i Eneisian Taith, aiher fesidence: E st sw., SARAH E. STIVER. She leav %o “niourn” their loss ‘s loving ‘devo daushiter, o granddauenmr. s ereat-srand. dauenter and s Bost of olier Felatives and friends. Funeral Wednesdey. Ja 8¢ ) pin., {rom Ebenezer Church, 4th Fand sts. s.¢. A precious_one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our hearts Which never can be fillec THE PAMILY. THOMAS. IRENE. arted this life on fondny. Jamavey 8. 1081, INENE THOMAS: Remaing resting a Robért_Campbell's fus neral home, 4% st. s.w. Notice Rineral Tater. © VROOMAN. . JULIA F. On Monday. Jan- ry . 1931 ai her’residonce, 4820 14t st. n.w. JULIA 'VROOMAN, _widow St Gimries B Vrovman’ end mother ot Mrs.” Benjamin C. Cookman, Raymond R.. Bdward E. Henry B. and Forest F. Vroo- man. Puneral services at the W. W. Chambers Co._ funer: 1 st. n.w, on Wednesday, Ja pim. interment (private) at Cemietery. WELSH. WILLIAM H. Departed this on Monday, ‘January 5. 1931, at_ Fr men’s Hospital, WILLIAN H. WELSH. s survived by two sons. Mairice and' Ber- Ella_Welsh: Episcops n.e. Relatives and fr ment Woodiawn Cemetery. WILE! LOUIS. On Priday, 1931, at u-mnm Hospital, He leaves one friend. John A. Jones. Re- mains resting at the John T. l.mn- ne chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. 8. neral Wednesday, January Interment Rosemont Cemete ILLIS, CHAR! EDWIN, On bt ey '#L at Phlxn‘“vhu, gt A8Tes Yip neohew of Wllhtm H. Procton of ville, Md. Fune! rervices 'll\. b. Teld on Wednesday, January 7. nl p.m. I} Jerusalem M. E. Chureh, Ro l(l WILMOT, ELLEN. On snua-y. 1931, st ine home of her nu; Malton Beyce, 1624 P WILMOT, widow of the ll!t John Funeral from above residence on Wednt day, January 7. at 8:30 a.n.: thence to l‘. Matthew's Church, where Solemn requl mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. urmtnv. t Mount Olivet Cemetery. INEY. On Saturday, l?!l. at 12:25 oclock. Itlgu ;!!T 3rd l’ ] ormer i mother of Alma W. Snype, Alta W. Anna W, Echols and Easter Lillie 8he leaves also to mourn their grandehildren, three brothers, one In Memoriam. {ma, s, 25, oian 2ot o on January 6, 192 I think of you ! ln stlence; But many When others are Before my eyes you Growing weaker every d; uid to & time hesls l‘hmnn heart, 13 "0%, iE Seems nntrue POYJIQV\ aTs our hearts have sched, "Dec mother, Just foF you. T|¥hdlyl ng t l:elflh,lfl hlvbn'y. in ‘Goesn't llncee Joil were called ‘away, d€ar” mother, To God's eterral lie HER l},vx'o ERNEST AND AGOIE. * JESSIE. Sacred to the mmm O our dear sister. BESSIE OA passed AWAY seven Years ago ay, uary 6, 1923. emembrance is o solden chain eath tries o break, but sil in vain. D it Sorron of bur hears Is to_have, to love and then to HER EI’!‘K’!RS MAUD AND MABI OATFS. AMANDA. _In loving memory of cnur’ mother, AMAXDA COATES, who d- parted this ‘ife two years g0, Jamusry DENHAM, MARGARET. A tribute of love to the precious memory of my dear mother, MARGARET DENEAM, who entered into rest thirteen years ago today. January 6, Sweet memories Time will ney They sa cA'r- beloved husband of Mary Gertrude Horst- | 1929 Anl e e s o i SPOurralhn_ 2hd devared ‘mother .nfi Tother-in-law, ROSE ANN GASKINS, Who feft s Januars 6, 1938 a sarrows that Heaven eann neal: " ROSALLE AND ROBRRT LOGAN IAMMETT. NANCY . Sacred to the mem: R enaried” this life two loResome years 530 today. TON, LYDDA J. Sacred to the memory T o evoted datghter and sister. LYDDA HOTTON. who dtparied, this life two years 250 today, January 6, 1929, Days of sadness still come o'er us, ecret ‘tears do often flow, Bt memory keeps you ever near u ou lett two LOVING “MOTHER, LIALINDA "TURLEY. AND SISTER. EUNICE. heart of sorrow, I sigh & prayer. With a heart of sorr r. LANAHAN, LORETTA M. In lovine remem: brance of LORETTA AHAN. Who died “twelve years a0 oday, January 6 919 MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SISTERS. LANE, WILLIAM H. Sacred to the memory of our beloved sén and deyoted brother WICLIAM H. LANE, who departed life seven years ago today. William is working for the Master, We have promised to meet him there, When st evening we lonk io hear him. jesus_welcomes our spiri LOVING MOTHER. AND DEVOTED SIS- TER, NELLIE. % SISEMOORE. REBECCA E. In sad but log- ing remembrance of my wife, A SISO Tom, W Rraried th Tife two years ago, January 6, I Two long years have passed, Rebeccs. Bince the angels came that day With a message of love, * And"bore your precious soul awa: ©Oh, we miss your cheerful W When our daily tasks are o'e Yet we know some dey yow'll greet us, Bid us ~welcome home" once more. : HUSBARD. * SPITZER, JOSEPH L. In s&d and loving fe- membrancs of JOSEPH L. SPITZER, Who depa this_life t¥o years ago today, January 6, 1929. Loved and missed by all THE PAMILY, * STICK, HATTIE. In loving memory of dear” one, HATTIE ihie life ‘one year aso today, January Before our eyes you faded, Growing weaker day by day: Patlently bearing your suffering Until God took you away. Sister, vou suffered hours of 1 or e, But Al in vaun, 1 alone knew what was best— i E-Hed vou home to give you fogt, - o MABTINA A, In sag but n- BB ol B oo & who le 50 today, Satuary” 61930, May she rest In_oe peace. HER CHILDREN. R T st et brose Beneficial Ald Society and xm-hu of St. John are invited. MAYNARD, THOM. Departed this Jite on Sunday, January 4, 1931, THOMAS MAYMARD 1l meeting Knights of St. ‘at_Church of L,_D. C. January F. Pres, ,, STASIUS. B I, ot Emergenc ey Fa S e v-. W Tears ago. today, Janaery 6 1080 Qur hearts stiil Al with love of ou, “éfifi gn say ihlt we rzniiegl ‘ Sl wi Ml us one year today, January May ‘.fiiflfil 8, “ years ago ni ‘ “"!""".'.‘ MW} g Al 5 e 1 Tefents torment Lihcoin Memerial Cemetery. % STICK, who aw-rq o7 w.un 3 i- b st dm Wylm and i