Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1931, Page 9

TWO FREED IN KILLING OF VIVIAN GORDON Stein and Greenberg Acquitted of Slaying Vice Witness After Four-Hour Debate. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 1.—The slaying of Vivian Gordon, vice witness, remals officially unsolved after & Bronx jury acquitted Harry Stein and Samuel Greenberg of her murder. The jury, after a trial of more than two weeks, deliberated 4 hours and 20 minutes. The two men were arrested April 8, more than a month after the body of Miss Gordon, alleged blackmailer d vice inquiry witness, was found stran- gled to death in Van Cortlandt Park. The.State's contention, based princi- pally on the testimony of Harry Schiit- ten, self-confessed driver of the auto- mobile in which the woman was slain, was that Steln and Greenberg had killed her because & man referred to in the trial merely as “Radelofl” de- sired her out of the way. THE EVENING STAR, WASfiINGTON, In his summation, 1. J. P, Alderman, assistant district attorney, declared “Radeloff” was John A. Radeloff, the slain woman's attorney, to whom she referred in her diary as “a man lhe feared.” Radeloff was arrested l.n:d the body was found, but hter u- Neither de!endlnt took the stand duriny trial, basf nu_‘i:y ""‘m Hion ing the defense e verdict was greeted with smiles by the two defendants, although S smile faded when he was le“g m‘:”" jail pending arrival of warrant from New York County, where he is wanted on a charge of robbery. Barley Turns to Charcoal. ‘The ruins of the anclent city of Kish in Mesopotamia, which has been under sclentific investigation for a few years, John is said to be the first city founded after | Owen . the flood. Three jars of grain were found in & domicile which had long been covered and upon investigation it has been determined that the grain is bar- ) K ley although it bhas undergone some change during the time of its burial. ‘The contents of the jars seem to be s0 uch cl ‘The excavations re- vuled evidence of a flood which accord- ing to -rchealoflal evidence, togk place abolt 3200 B. A MERICA ATC N H IMPORTANCE OF TIME? PAY KAY PAY DAY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED fitted in guar- anteed case. . A Fine Elgi Accurate Timepiece 7-jewel guaranteed movement, $24.75 Others Up to $200 Pay a little each week in white or green gold filled case Famous lllinois 17-Jewel Watch Timed and cased in guaranteed $4().00 $31.00 a week will do white or green up | gold filled case Famous Hamilton 17-Jewel Movement Fitted in latest styles, guaranteed $52.50 $1.00 a Week TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH DURING THIS SALE At least a $5.00 allowance regardless of make or condition of your old watch. 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Counetlor, Johnson. 40. and Mamie E. ‘Thompson, arry B. 8. Nfeikis. 28 "Akron, Oh d e mlarel L. Diehi, 28, this city: Rev. Thomas Wynne, 31: Geory 536005, MeQuald, 25, and Mildred Hoh- man. 21 Boih of Baitimore, Rev Chavis wmum;. 43, jand Sophie J. S "ana TiL;" Rev. . Thomai ere .vumm Smith, 35, and Bl mith. Blanch Pape, 31; Max Rothmans 20, both_of Baltimore: Rev. DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 1d_ Bess t ! Bessle Katzen, 31, LT Loeb_ Whelher You Have $100 or: $1,000 to Spend Slor s funeral L M Gawler Co Bervice 15 at your command share “with "o the Fesponuipilities uaran absolute satisfaction The 'cort. s 1o bearing whaisoever on the sympathetic attitude of our Sta service, day or night. " Funeral Directors - 1804 M St. N.W. Phone Potomac 4170-4171 Montsomery Ceusty Branch Ofice: JULEY I, 19°L HOW TO BURY ARTIST ON $50 IS PROBLEM District !orfiu Raises Sum for Interment From Relatives, but Find Amount Inadequate. Officials at the District Morgue were - |can be given a person for $50. Lying in the morgue is the body of George Oonk, 76 years old, retired art- ist, who died in Emergency Hospital Monday after being sent there from a residence in the 900 block of Virginia avenue southwest. Blind and without funds, Mr. Oonk is said to have resided at the Virginia talking with friends frequently men- tioned a studio he had in a distant city. A distant relative of Mr, Oonk is said to live in the 4700 block of Fifteenth street. The authorities at the Morgue communicated with this relative and afterward with some some distant rela- tives of the man in Detroit, who suc- ceeded in raising $50. Morgue officials have this amount of money on hand this morning, but were speculating as to what kind of burial they could give the aged artist for this sum or whether to wait a while longer in hopes that distant relatives or friends of the man could contribute more. ‘The steps of New York's Public Li- brlry on Fifth Avenue, which for years have been the meeting place of pic- turesque groups of students, writers, artists and an infinite variety'of oth- ers, have been barred to its habitues, FOR LOB’ kuue 349 Maryland uve. s.w. T ANIMALS apply Anl}l'nll Rescue | BARPIN. yellow gold. aue 3 dismonds” Fhone Nail 6400, Branch 2ii | or_North #414-J._Re | BILLFOLD containine, s driver's ‘permit. cards: bel \An Gallery, Clievy Ci | Bidg._Nationsl 8400 CUKP BUTION. white sold.” emblem on | American ‘Bank, 16th_ana H s femal Py raiiroad ticket. with” Shi LASSES; lost Sunday even! sbly in Occldantal Restaurant ~ North _7592._Reward whil names on collar, J. D, | Please_call_Cleveland 1 oing west to 17th and H. between l"ac" 9 % m. July 1. Please return to e, flerce E DOG. black nose. fi e %01 NTTY PIN in_shape Koy ™ Bitase fetun o Margaret Herring, Hysttsville. Md._Phone asacsy KODAK, loat at Bay Ridse Sundi D o P ates "plesis. call Adams 5848, Reward NEY, 540 to 45 in bil ?&?..F:.m 1nd Kur m” and Tl a0 bout 1 p.m. Tuesday. Finder please noury obssell "Chapman ‘121 De Sales st. 7 Potomac_ 5245 ome: aiternoon, con- BADGI | W. V. Chase, Neadaiariers SETTER—Larve red -setter. named “Jerry” [ o Bunday."June Tbin; rewarc. P 'North ‘0 WRIET WATCH- Can dentiey P «old ~filled: WRIST WATCH trafic’ Bureau, Hamilton, by rumber. . white Re- EISEMAN’S SEVENTH, Buy Summer Suit at Eiseman’s On Convenient Terms ] Pay in weekly or monthly amounts easy to meet For a cool, pleasant vacation, wear a tropical suit from Eiseman’s. mer suits are comfortable—they fit— they hold their shape. Very inexpensive, too. are here in light and from— $15 to $25 Open a Charge All of the desirable cool materials & F STS. avenue address for some time and in| in | COSTIGAN, DICANDIA DORSEY. 1931, st \ 1 ia Bea urvived by | R etween | Marriage. CLARKE—STRASSER. On Tuesd Jine 30,1931, et Holy 'm;my Church, Wash- Cncdy e Rev "ficne dy. of Vlwnelhlv\l.u!l 95 and GWEN 3, AUGHINBAUG) o BRANSON, b 5 nu‘x 250 m Bhrine of the Sacred Heart Relatives and mma. jnvited. Mount Ol BEAN. HENRIETTA. On Tuesd 00T, 108 B 2 e residence of het au & 1115 Lincoln Interment SARROLL E. On Monday. June ni ved husband of Bilcn Ward Beaid. Puneral 1 from the reri- dence of his mo 00 W st. n.w. on Thursday. July ) s thence %9 s Church. whers mass will and friends in- vma Interment -l‘ Mount Olivet Ceme- wis, st and en neral” Thundly. TS, u“: T" Embry E." Church. Lakel mnmu resting st the. W. ‘Eencer church, 1432 You 'st. n nesda; hfiruher ac der l.v. a wmxx.A He y am Hen Brown and beloved mother of Susle Perrs. J. Arthur Brown _and BSadie Jenkml randmother of Everett and wmum erry. Notice of lunflll h after. IUIIAGI. KATHE! i 3 Yt On We: m-nu RINE at her mldtnce 140 E ERINE Deioved - wite ‘of * Notice of funeral UGHS, ROBERT. | Suddenly. on Tues- At Montgomeiy Comty Oiney. Md. ROBERT the beloved sob. of Mattis' and roushs of Norbeck. Md. Puners! day, July 2. at 10 am. from Si. Catholie ‘Cirureh, Forest Gien, Md. ment Chureh Ceinetery BUTLER. VERONICA L. m pr: Thurs- John's Inter- ©n Monday. June uly 3 at 10 oclock : Aut\ullnc: Loy o L and hice, 1440 Corcoran st mow. Rel d friends fnvited. Interment w Mount Divet Cometery. COQUIRE, DAVID J. Departed this lite on 9. 3:30 pm. st MBAv Y CEdtint P 'Coquire _of rs. H. Hutchinson and Shial Belinn Robinsan’ of Chicase. T "He leaves a host of other relatives and friends i ;‘uum at Boy. 1o am et et 3 nd M Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Priends invited. June her residence Msrys County, Md., DIC: COSTIGAN, davehter vester J. and Su: the 88th year of her age -Summerseat, 9:30 a. r CRAIG. CHARLES E. neral from his late residence, st. ne. on Wednes Relatives and friends invited. Flint Hill Cemetery, Oakton, Vi FUGITT, CATHERINE M. On ‘Mondsy, Jupe 0, 1631, at $ pm et her residence . "se., CATHERINE M. BEAN. Mitow. o the late” Beaatord Pumitt and gaughter of the late Beniamin and Arte- her sister. Taterment ?unn ursday July 2. at Hlatives and Trienas invited 1o JGHNSON, BERNICE. Departed June 29.'1931, after a briel iling BERNICE JOHN attend.’ this life leaves to m: Alice’ v Washiny non Junluuu "3“ a host ion Churd st i s 0% TREV willam Battle tor. Priday, 1:30 ociock. Interment coln Memorial Cemetery. | KENGLA, CHARLES ROBERT. July 1 1931 at Georgeiown _University' Hospital. HARLES ~ ROBI ENG! Punerai from the residerce of his daughter. Mrs. J. William Stohiman, Jr., 2k Drummond ave. Chevy Chase, Md.’ Notice of fu- neral late: LEWIS. LANNIA. Departed this life June 0. 1931, 11:20 a.m.. at her residence. 431 Warner 'st. 0 w. LANNL mother of Beriie Lewis Will ert Lewis. aranamother of Edward )1 Wi Church. an s, P e " iierment "Harmony ®Cem LITTLEPAGE, MARTHA. On Sunday. June Your Our Sum- dark shades. Priced | WASHINGTON, 26, 1931, &t 2:0d p.m., at her residence, 416 20th st. n.w., MARTHA LITTLEPAGE. devoted wiie of Ammou Litlepage, rom Union Wesley . Interment Lincoln Memo: 1ial Cemetery. ODELL. BENJAMIN F. A spec cation of Lawsun Lodge, No. E A M. will be neid in tne Masonic Tem: Die_on unursday, July 2 19sl, purpose ot autending thefuneral of our iate brotner, BENJAMIN F. OUELL, pas. master. sy oraer ol the W. M JUHN A. COLBORN, Becretar: OLIVER, WILLIAM H. On Jun: ine Tesidence of his son, James ¥ nne ‘Arundel County, 1 communi- 1 A Fieral Vieahesany, sy £rms te Yuneral patior o1 Joni M. Tavior, 147 Gioucester st Annapalls, Mg, Inier” Louaon Puk Cemetery, Baltimore, ¢ 11:30 1 OONK. GEORGE E. Suddenlr, on June 29, 1931, &l _Emersency rnospitai GEORGE E. beloved son of the late Jonn C. and Annie h. Conk, in tne seventy-sixih year of his aapei of P. on. Thursdss: suly 2, af ment (private) at Mount Olivet Gemetery. RiUGELY, FLORENCE BROWN. On_ Tues- uay_morniug. June Su. 1vl, FLORENGE BROWN RILGELY. Wiie of (he iate lrvin O. Kiasely ana aaugnter of ine iuie wii- ikm biown ol J. ana Eizaoetn k. Browi. orother-i; willam &, Brown, Srighion, Md. SHARPER. WILLIAM Suadeniy, on Saturday, WILLIAM SANFORU, W, SANFORD, 3RD. June 27, 1¥sl. 3, beloved son 8. Boarper, Jr.; ioving’ brothes of Kuiph, Bifine whd i€y sagrper. “runeral serviccs iuu y .m, At Pleasani Giove M. E. CAuTcn. Kelaves ua fienas 1nvited: SHREVE, . On Wednesday, July 1, ivsl, ut ine resigence oi nes daugiter, sars. Cnas. A. Lyons. 1569 erician i n.W., SAKAH BHAEVE. Wicow ol lae late JAIILS H. BOTeve. ANOLiCe O funerai here- aiter. o TAYLOR: JACOB N. On Saturday, June 27, 1931, al Mayview, P 5 N. TAYLOK, VLS Seny O Sarai rayior ana_protner of erina aicwiu aud Sacie iavier. kug nerai (privave) inursdwy, Juiy 3 pm. from the W. wiiesi Jarvis “fubsral 1433 You nw. " riease omit fiowe 1 VAN DE BOGERT, HERBERT. On Tuesday, 1v81, KT, 1ather of Chiattes"Van'Ue: Bokers vt Counct slufls, lowa, let an at 2 ment. sting st W. st nee. 3 3 A T, arsauy, Suly purpose B aitenaing” tue luntrll ot our jate _brother, HERBERT DE_ BO- GERT. A sdod aitenasnce is desired FRANCIS 5. WILLIAMS, Master. WALLACE, LAWRENCE E. Departed this iine“on Mouaay, June 1vsl, aL Cnu- piems Hosmitai ey the age of b years LAWRENC! 'WALLACE, the belovea son o Mr. ana Mrs. Nobert Wallace. devoted rotner oi Marion, Wardell, Koiand and Willistine Wailace. ' He aiso leaves s host of other relatives and iriends. Remamns Testing aL kugene Ford's funeral parlor, 1o south Capiol v unul o:3u b toan; Funeral from hij late nome, 145 1 w., al ¥ a.m. Thursday, Juy 2. Literment Fayne's Cemerers: Oue by, one out eeats are emptied, u awa: Une ¥0 away— Re Ganaly circie. that ‘15, oroken We pe compiee some day. MARY. On Wednesday, suly. 1, 19sl, at Scoudard Bapiisi iome, MARY' WASHING1ON. bae seaves many irienas. Kemains resiing at the vohn T Khines’ funeral chapei, jra and Eve s.w. Notice of funeral later. WHIPPS, BENJAMIN, On Monday, June 39, at_his resdence. 1136 Raams “".“{‘j‘m e hdon, Ma ’- 'RENCE .Vl MS. in Lindon,” Md. Remains now resting at the Ruth Dabney n.w. Remains will funeral home, 453 O in_Lindon, Md.. neral srrangements later. Account NOW WILLIAMS, WILLIAM H. On Mondas. June 29, 1931, at Freedmen's Hospital, WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS. devoted husband of Mary Williams. Puneral Thursday. July 2. at 2 . Ernest Jarvis funeral ou &b Inten 2 ! Fhone National 2802 t. & A9" In Memortum. BILSBOROUGH. ROBERT, SR. In sad a loving memory of our dear husband {father, ROBERT BILSBOROU geparted this life one year ago today, Bome ‘lr in i who July Jour path we wit follow, Ml‘ 0 longer Ood 'l will -Db:‘ you, CHILDREN. * SARAH. Sacred to the mw Yo' Geparisa mu life eight day, July 1, 1 g YCIY Some day in yo iy ] ‘YnJ‘\llrn.I.u’l ‘we 'lll hfln'. At_the' throne of God Tnere to rest eterpal BUTLER. HALLIE. A sad but sweet tribute of memory to my devoted friend, HALLI UTLER. who ‘depatted this life one 3enE R0 today, Sty Tovn. F Shl meet you, THE PAMILY. * ock severe, nce enjoyed Are a e missed. E: % HIS DEVOTED’ FRIEND, MAMMIE. 'OOPER, SHEDRICK AND FRANC Sacred " to Ilfi’&emory ot ot sarents: Tather, i fatter, o COOPER. who Plet us 1290 AN COGPER. who lete"cs Suiy 111097 What would we give to hold th Thelr dear faces Shust ‘fo ‘sees T Bands. Their Toving smiles. thelr welcome voices, hich meant o much to Ls. THIk "SRR “AND GRANDCHIL. BELLE. In loviog remembrance o denariea Mot ite diem > 1a: jeparie 3 iho’denarica {his life clgnt vears azo 16 Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory, fond and. irue: Just’ s ‘token of love’ dexation That o heart s longs foP vou, UHTER. JOHNSON., ANNIE l\l“l In sad but loving remembrance of our dear motber BARKER JOHNSON, rted :hnlz lite thres years 850 today, 9 b Three vears have passed away and still we 0 t) in our hearts concealed. ve 8 picture framed of you. ed in memory. loving and tru Kone sut our cyes can vear that face Deep "down 1n’ our” hearts s s hiding DEVOTED CHILDREN. ANDREW, CLAUDE. CATHERINE AND MATILDA BARKER JOHNBON They say time broken hearts, it se A LOUISE. remembrance of THI SMITH. wh ten years 2o ESuted passed into the great beyond 0 today, on July 1, 1921. THE FAMILY. * TILGHMAN In loving rememe LOIIAY., CORNE, Jn Stnk, Jimeg MAN. who died one year ago, July 1, 1930, My heart is sad and lonely mow, My grief too deep to tell, But time will come, I care not ‘when, That I may with you dwell. I ellnn:nl forget you while In this world et HER xHRU]‘H’n, REGINALD LEROY LEW TISNER, EVELYN J. AND CLAYTON, In lovine ‘remembrance of my Gear otner. BVELYNS TINNER.. wha departed ihis lfe fourieta seais ako to- Gayoduly 1 1817 also o my dear cous DAN YTON. who olrd suddy Four motithe acos Mareh When dark waves of n"pnndlncl seross my spirit roll And bright-eyed hope no longer seems to checr my troubled soul; When friends prove faise and faith and trust seem dead within my breast. Oh. then I think ‘of mother's love. truest and the best DEVOTED DAUGHTER. RUTH. A precious_one from me has gone, A voice I loved is stilled: A place is vacant in my heart That never can be file: DEVOTED COUSIN, WARD. IGNATIUS H. remembr: RUTH. * uhut Joving RD. o, mu Wie Tour vears aso toasy, IO Lo rour years ago today you left us te be in” God's beautiful hereafter. We know in this world there is sorrow, It comes to every one’s door. But_when it does come, whether early or ate. God is able to make us resigned to our fate, Every day brings back sweet memories, Thoughts of him we love Some time, some day. our eyes shail see The face we loved 5o well. Some day our hands shall clasp in his And never say farewell WIFE AND CHILDREN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. GEO. W WISE Co. V. L. SPEARE CD, S SRR han e N.W, Formerly 940 F_St. N.W. JOHN R"WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 0047. J. WILLTAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W, _NATIONAL 1384. 1388, Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 P. J. SAFFELL 1FERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. Frank Gelcr s Sons Co. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel {2m ST NE Lincoln 6524 1241 Wisconsin Clyde_ J. Nichols, Inc. 4200" 9th_St. N.W. 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