Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 9

THE EVEN NG STAR, W! HINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECLMBER' 11, 1931. TRUCKMAN SPOLSE O HERESS HED Son-in-Law of Ex-Telegraph Officer Surrenders to An- swer Criminal Charge. By the Associated Press MONTCLAIR, N. J.. December 11— surrendered at police hesdquarters today to answer to crim- inal charges brought against him by his father-in-law, John C. Barclay, former vige president of the Western Union Bevis Pickerell Telegraph Co. The g home Monday night, was home of a friend, Miss June Mitchell, 1B Essex Falls, but by the time Mr. Bar plaints before Re- the couple elay had sworn to cor corder Strazza in Montcla ha left the Mitohell home Meanwhile the girl's _father CHARGE ACCOUNT : L] Suits and | Overcoats 525 88 Down—Balance $2 Week or $8.00 Month EISEMAN'S mth & F Sts. N.W. Time-Tried HE service offered to the people of Washington is not an experiment, untried offering. ice, in all of its completeness, has been employed by many, many families over a period of twenty years. who fled from her parents’ | | } Robe: | _nounced he haa recetved an anonymous hone call late , during wilch gemm!d"roxlu tory amount’ the unknown caller would see that “everything was arranged with Pick- erell” incensed, treat with Pickerell under any condi tions and declared he would push the matter “to the limits” in the courts, The two warrants which Barclay secured for Pickerell's arrest have not et been served. 4 Pickerell, owner of a trucking busi- ness, hurried to Essex Falls as soon as he received word that his bride was there. After that the couple vanished. They met, according to Pickerell, in June, 1930, at the Elm Tree swimming pool in Caldwell. Pickerell, young widower with a 5-year-old son, rescued Beatrice from drowning, and the pair became attached to each ‘other. She was a pupil at the exclusive Kimberly School for Girls at Montclair. Pickerell was & frequent visitor at the Barclay home, at 172 Lloyd road, and last August, while riding wi Beatrice, they decided to get marrie nd in the | gpe old the justice of the peace she was 18 | “Atter the marriage they went to live |in Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. and remained | there until six weeks ago, when the | bride’s parents, who are socially promi- | nent here, called for her and demanded that she return home. Pickerell and | the girl objected, but in the end she was taken away. fl | Monday night she tied sheets together {and slid to the ground from a second- window \Sufikmnomd his wife was afraid her | parents would make her return home and was hiding. Deaths Reported. Ellen Murphy, 81, 4113 Connecticut ave Leonarde Checchis, 62, 324 Eastern ave ne Cornella Fowle, 59, Garfield Edward Brooks, 55, O#rfleld Jeremiah J. Callahan, 21 loyd, 80. Gallinger Hospila 5 arm. = own, 62, St. Elizabeth's Hospita Bies " Rbeos o6 Suiiinaer 1 rt W. Woodson, 47, 2l Robe: n, 44, Gallinger Hospital Ftes P Eebe ot 60 Ellzaveih's Hos- ol . 35, Gallinger Hospital Tie, 4. 3 Borls ‘Cotline. 38 dsys, 1548 3ra il a new, Deal serv- WAITER CONFESSES IN TRUNK SLAYING Talks With Man’s Fiancee in Same Room Where Body Is Hidden, | By the Associated Press. . J., December 11— lice salid, t wl'fn':r' ut?fi'f today, , to kil his friend, Louis .?:nun, 27, and then discussing | for two hours with Jensen's flancee her iconum&hbed marriage while the body | lay stuffed in & trunk nearby. Jochmann, who police said was | jenlous of the attentions Jensen paid | Johanna Schiecht, pleaded self-defense. | four sisters, He asserted he killed his friend when | Ticer, and ; Jensen, & baker, became angry and at- | Murpny of Weehawken, N. J tacked him for casting a doubt as to the | advisabllity of the marriage. Arranges Conference. Jochmann had arranged a - confer- {ence for last Tuesday among Jensen, | Miss Schlecht and Irwin Keller, Joch- | mann's roommate. Early in the evening he ealled for | Jensen at a bakery and they went to- | gether to Jochmann's apartment in the | Bronx, New York. ilnta] sHooting followed. Fearing discovery and knowing Miss Schlecht and Keller would arrive soon, Jochmann said he placed the body in a trunk and hid it in a closet. Scarcely had the task been completed | when the girl and Keller arrived. Joch- | menn excused Jensen’s absence and for two hours the three talked, Keller then aking Miss Schlecht home. Visited Rooming House. The next morning Jochmann opened the trunk and took Jensen's keys. He | went to the rooming house in Hoboken | where the baker had lived to get Jen- _| sen’s clothes, telling the landlady Jen- sen wished to leave Hoboken, . | The landlady, Mrs. Alma van der | Meinn, thought the story strange and called a policeman. Jochmann was arrested on a charge of dirorderly con- duct and held while New, York police investigated and found Jensen's body in Jochmann's apartment. The con- fession followed. DISCUSS CI\'IIC AFFAIRS Capitol View, Md., Citizens' Asso- ciation Holds Meeting. A discussion of , civic affairs oc- cupled the monthly meeting of the Capitol View, Md,, Citizens' Association Wednesday night at the heme of Mr. | and Mrs. Newton Wolfe. P. G. Wright, | president of the group, presided An_educational program is planned for the January meeting. We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical The quarrel and| | Catherine A. Ticer; his mother, Mrs. M. | F. Ticer; {8 brief il | daughter, Mr: |13 Seat:n | r 20, both of Richmond: W. L. TICER FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW Member of Plumbing Firm and Brother of Alexandria Mayor Was Virginia Native. Funeral services for Wilmer L. Ticer, brother of Mayor Edmund F. Ticer of Alexandria, Va., will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from the Church of the Nativity. Burial will be in Mount Gay . his home: 5614 Eighs sisost day at his home, e e e v thé Joe High Heating jum| 4 was & menx!‘bher of the American Society life. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lewis, Raymond P. and T. Harol brothers, Edmund F. and Harry L. two brothe AL Thomn;n!{ Claude W. Fk:’.glmr. m‘;"% ix‘l‘ Mrs. Charles 8. Springer an . Lu- ther A Bennett, both of Washington. FUNERAL RITES SET Mrs. Amanda V. El_w;od Will Be Buried Tomorrow. Puneral services for Mrs. Amanda V. Elwood, widow of Henry I. Elwood, an employe for many years of the 00;'& ernment Printing Office, will be hel tomcrrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock af St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Third and A streets southeast. Burial will be e Fivood died Wednesday, after . Elwood Nt “iness, ‘65 the howme ot her William E. Gallagher, pluce, She ls survived by four children, Mrs. (Gallagher, Mrs. Addie V. Hmkmm&flfifl. J. G. Gray Harvey I Elws 5 e ehurch services will be preceded by & short service at the home of Mrs. Gallagher at 3 o'clock. Jewish Entertainments Planned. f a serles of entertain- S the convention of the e, No. 5, B'nal Grand Lodsg: W the Athletic Night - that the program will include wrestling mlt&hflp boxmg bouts and vocal and instrumental music. Two v}ext Point Cadets Named. Dorsey H. Cullen, 1918 N street, this ety and Jumes A Campbell, 3d, 6307 Corgia street, Chevy Chase, Md., have been' appointéd by the President as cadets at large at the United States Military Academy, subject to qualifica- tion at the entrance examination at West Point, N. Y., in March next. Marriage Licenses. . d_Nellle L. Wise, eitzel L. Petree. 21R:\’/1 gl Rfiyllé\d % [uesman. , and 0 suck, 15800 ussman. 2 tev. Josepn . Hack: “:Ethules H. Hargrave, 24, Lexington, N. C. CRIPPLED SINCE 1 MAN AIDS OTHERS Bedridden 20 Years, He Runs Sunshine Department for Destitute. By the Associated Press PASSAIC, N. J., December 11.—To- day in his private solarfum in St. Mary's Hospital Tom Shinners observed the twentieth anniversary of the fall- ing of the boom that broke his back, legs, fingers and toes and changed him from a burly iron worker into such a shapeless wreck that surgeons were astonished that he still breathed. He was 20 years old. His head and shoulders are still mas- sive, the head and 'shoulders of a man whose vigorous legs supported 185 poinds of muscle in a freme only a quarter of an inch under six feet. He no longer remembers how it felt to walk and skate and dance, nor dozs he, on the other hand, remember ex- actly how it felt 20 years ago not to read books and use his head, for he has undergone not only physical change but mental as well Writes to Cheer Others. For seven years he was unable to move as much as a finger or toe. His sleep was a mad procession of spec- ters of himself swimming in the Hud- son at Newburgh, N. Y.; skating on the ice of the river with the cold wind in his face, of himself working in Passaic before the boom snapped from its base | |on the derrick. And his waking hours | were consumed by an unending desire |to sleep. - | He can move now arms are more pliable and he can raise his head. He even writes—on a_typewriter, tap- ping out about 3,000 letters a year to friends and strangers, mostly letters of cheer t6 turn away from others the gloom that encompassed his soul for 50 lcnfv He found salvation in reading, and because he had never read much of a:lyihln‘d Dz:‘qrud“everythin' when he started. all of ex- cellence, history, econmwmlu. astronomy, biology, fiction, banking, a, philosophy and travel, words Whose meanings glimmered faintly in his untutored mind. In 20 years he has skimmed, ed, waded and struggled thm% 3, volumes. He places Rupert Hughes above Sbakespeare for punch and clarity. Al- bert Payson Terhune he ganks above Dreiser and Proust. His checks are red and his eyes beam as, eves ere supposed to beam. By his bedside 15 a private telephone. In his room are books and a radio. When time lags and he doesn't Teel like reading he listens to the radio. \ Runs Sunshine Department. In the beginning he read about 16 hours a day. Then he cut his read; down to & mere 10 hours & day. Thh:{ was when he began his correspondence with the world at large. He recejves about 5,000 letters a year from every part of the globe. During the war he wrote to members of the Rainbow Divi- THE WEATHER Distgict of Columbia—Rain tonight and possibly = tomorrow morning; warmer fonight; colder tomorrow aft- ernoon or night; fresh, possibly strong northwest winds. Maryland.—Rain tonight and pos- ubg tainorrow morping; warmer to- night; colder in west portion tomorrow afternoon or night; fresh to strong southwest winds, Virginia—Cloudy, with rain tonight and possibly in east partion tomorrow morning; warmer tonight and in east portion tomorrow; slightly colder to- morrow in extreme west portion; mod- erate south winds shifting to south- west and becoming fresh to strong. West Virginia—Rain; warmer in east %t; Saturday cloudy and colder. portion slightly Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. 4pm. . 8 pm. . Midnight 4am. . 8 am. . Noon Highest .. 54, go.. 51 Lowest ... 42,12:30 am. Yearego.. 41 Tide Tables (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. High “........ 9:15am. Low . 3:42 am. 9:38 pm. 3:54 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, Sun, today.... 7:16 Sun, tomorrow 17.17 4:46 Moon, today.. 9:46am 6:51 pm. Autompbile lamps to be lighted one- half hour sunset, Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in Capital (current month to date): Month. Record. January 709 83 Pebruary ‘84 March o1 ‘89 '00 ‘Tomorrow. 10:06 a.m. 4:32am. 10:26 p.m. Low .. 4:44pm. Sets. 4:46 the n Albany, Atlanta, Atlantic_ Gity. Baltimore, Md, Buminenim iemarck, N. Boston, Mass. Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy suEpsrsLm| 258 8RIBEEEE Buffaic, N. Char! ) 294 29.74 0. 2972 8, C. 24 hicago, 1l Cincinnatl, Ohio Cleveland, Oni; Celumbia, Denver, 'Colo. '3.31] WILL MARCH INBAZAAR PARADE Central Business Men’s As- | sociation Will Stage Cele- bration Tonight. Under auspices of the Central Busi- Dess Men's Association, a big “Christ- mas bazaar” parade will be held to- night on Fourteenth street, from Flori- ds avenue to Thomas Circle, with 3,500 marchers, a number of bands, deco- rat . ucmt?x:u' clowns and mummers par Starting omptly at 8 o'clock, b “Pl' ptly o'clock, the form at Fourteenth street and Florida avenue and proceed south to Thomas Circle, where Corporation Cwns&wmw. Bi’lde will officially n % " by lighting the huge ?l:ristmu tree in front of the Mirlgn Luther statue at Fourteenth street and Vermont avenue. The grand marshal of the parade will be Maj. Robert C. Hudgins. In ease of rain the parade will be postponed until 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Judges for the military units will be Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, commander Erig. Gen. Pelham D. Glassford, super- intendent of police. Others who will act as judges axe Willlam A. Van Duzer, traffic director, and Herbert New, sec- letary of the Federation of Business | Men's Associations, for the finest-look- iing autos and trucks; Engene Minoux, president of the Georgia Avenue Busi- ness Men's Association; George W. Of- futt, president |and Fire Chief George Watso Boy Scouts, and Mrs. Arthur C. Smith end Jack Mulane, for the clowns and mummers. The reviewing stand will be In charge of Edward H. Young, secre- tary of the Central Business Men's As- sociation, while police arrangements Wil be under the direction of Capt. Groves of the Second precinct. Beaths, ALSTON, DAISY. On Wednesday, Decem- ber 9 '1931, DAISY ALSTON. dntehny Caroline and John Green. mourn their loss three cousi; :finmda%n Jackson, and ‘opher and friends. Funeral services from First Baptist Ohurch, 27t st. and Dume ave. n.w. on Suaday, December Bt. ALSTON, DAISY. Members of ‘Tabernacle, No' 39, A. I O. uested presen % John's of M., are re- Pirst 3, 1931, at 1 nd the funeral of Sister CE, R A. P. BISTER M. HAWKINS, R. 8. DAISY W. 8, 8, Wife of James . Boggs. ::I‘X;Vlmhenlo:re l\';e dau hlersrx Bl i A three brothers, R. Arthi o services will parlors, 13th . oon gy, Decemper 12, at 16 am Interment - King "Geor : T30S abemetery; Kine Georse L of the Board of Trade, | for the | of the District National Guard, lndllfl.A!. | | 4 TAVENNER, LENA Bratla, LYON, M 1ie "on 1150 am., wife of L. Bow) i m tives and i terment at T dfl.fl Congre: MASON, . Va. DORSEY MASON, Mary Mason and Moore and brother of voted son iiace Tyier, He also &. relatives ln%‘.r‘l e ins at the Brown & Bro. funeral parior, Predericksburg, /g services Sun- ral day. Tegember 19, 1!?' X i S LR, Al Sk Ren 5t - g sday, voied son 'of JumEs cCoy, % Gerrude Brother” of ‘Wesley s iater McCoy, N funers} James, jr. Notiee of mains resiing at the W, Ernest st neral church, 143 MoINTURFY, GEORGE ¥, itRiemper 10l qond TS Services. g the 8 H. %nu - Tune Be .2"3’ 10 st v = PRESTON, JOHN M. g years, beloved husband of Mary L. Pres- ton lf;% father of Mrs, Kirke O. » 3 3 and reston, ir, eral fros his Iate rruG?'onu, 145 Quiney Diace nes on Monday, December 14, at 3 - atives and ‘triends tnvilod %o stlond, ‘fa- ncoln Cemetery. 13 terment at Fort Lt d REE] ROTHY LOYO) da: g?fem’{ear v 9!“.‘ er Nor, yRetie: 4210 D. wil Reed. Nobics Tater, 3 BOWZEE, - okt P RN, B Iate residence, 32 Nortn” Oup ot "0 S don, Va, on Saturday, December 13, at 1 Retatlves. and 7ri 4 5‘,.. Bamestows, Tid ©Ved ferment at of tuseral SMITH. JAMES EDWARD. life December 1 L1931 et K 2 ] o) ospital, JAMES EDW. SMIH Mo igavas to ‘mourn thalr Jeor nother, Ella Smi ather, Rev, E. Smith;’ o sister. Mariorle Binith." aud 'a wife s festing at ips- No- STEINBACH, RALPH, December '10, 1931, Kentucky ave. s SUSSAN, AMELIA. cembe At her Tesiom: 1, AN vt} 9 EDITH On Priday. Decem- ber 11, Emergency H STl LEN X v Bessie L. % Testing fn "y W. W. Chapin st. TICER, WILM] ber 10, 1981, of Catherine n.w. ER L. _On Thur 7, Decem- WILAER L, b‘m’dfi pebaad Ticer. Puneral (M’Lfl iy 614 8th st. n.w. on Saturdiy, 3, 8 fim mass at hurch of the atiyity, ri D. C, at a.m. Relatives invited. Interment Mount ivet ‘-’Il & TICER, WILLIAM L. B faid 38 9 oelock 5ot . H.J. KANE, ¥. 8. . On Thursday, . Seloved Roana: There is no need to experi- ment, hoping that less expen- sive service, just as good, will be found at an untried place. Here one gets quality mer- chandise, experienced service and low prices—as low as $100 if desired. husband his slon in France .and was made an bonorary member. He's known in the | £, L4565 Tex. 2 Par East and Australia, Africa and . Mont... 29 Europe and Bouth America, . 8. Dak.. 29.66 Nurss whe tended him 15 and mors | Hiiasiiee 4 years ago write to him. But his chief | Kansas City, Mo 39,68 work is as mabager of the Sunshine De- | Lo partment, cares for Passaic's destitute and others in distgess. Thm.;h|u, Orleans. La. his telephone he can reach many men | New RALE RS and women Who are willing to help, and | SKi2homa, City his cou‘rm and smile have won him so many Detroit, Mic ineral f; Seat at 8: T Relativ vited. Interment Washingion, D. C. Memortam. coopeR, 3. In lov L85 W departad Shis 7 vears ago today, December 11, 1928, Loved in life, remembered in HER HUSBAND. 4. J. OOGPRR. » VESPER, FRAN . 1931, FRA! dalena Vesper. n n 10, dence. Roll Pus | and Eva R. Hackney, 22, Washington, N. C. % R e G Buibsak, 36, Old Paint Comfort. P Riinh, 32 ‘Richmond: ev. 4. and Altie Thornton, rifiman. B Forée ‘Prather, 3. and Jessle P. Holmes, 18, Wev. D, F. Wiseman, les “H. Jones, 26, and Shiza Figoata 18 Rev. 3. A Mayo Births Reported. ._and Ruth Alexande: 5 BRENT, THOMAS A. December oA f: Departed this life on g it nv Fiofias'y “BiEA: 34| Monder. ‘Dec M Jeaves to moiirg a wife and a host of | phan s relatives and ?"f"?‘x‘ Fune.—u‘x"sfl%‘afifl i . kam. | Cemetery. William 1. “Talbot's 3 | 5 6th st. n.v. o . BUTLER, IDELL. Departed 1! - Desday, ?‘.g:b!r 9, 1931 at Emergenc; pital, mains resting at Wesley Was neral home. Funeral services Wi Saturday, December 12, 2 p.m. terment will be at Lincoln Memori tery. Mrs. Butler is survived by Funeral In The World We have 10 cars, hearses, ambulances; 5 parlors, 3 chapels We Will Give You o'clock funeral e. B her hus- 2 _ Yeas runemaL oM 16 H STREET,'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 a Whole Funeral Lfi:v $75 Up Cars, Casket and All—Call Extra Cars, $7 Each The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Where Service Is Best aad the Price Is Less Leroy H. chard R. and Eleanor V. Bashew, gl g\:l;‘:{l M. and Florence L. S8immons, gl Joseph A and Margaret E. Zell, girl. s M el L, ey G ihnnln Btokes, girl. Marie 'Mho}‘l!lk', 5 & Devgn 1. Puffenberger, boy. arline Shelton, boy. Walter and Mary Sollers. boy. Richard and Miidred Wiilard, boy. uel and Lillian Cpoper, Edwin and Nancy Brown, gifl. Charles and Jessle Luck, girl. Lorenzo R. and Annie M. Gresham, girl SEVENTH AND F STS. " ON CONVENIENT TERMS $25 is the rock bottom price for these splendid Suits and Overcoats. By far the best values we have shown in years. Only the finest woolens have been used. They are all unconditiohally guaranteed. The selection is huge—every desirable fabric and color 1s here. There is a style to please any indi- vidual taste. '25 'EISEMAN’S Don’t Hesitate to Open a Charge Account You Pay Only the Regular Cash Price SUITS & O’COATS . {1dohn J. A || haired. 5012: red || to name of * | | FUR NECKPIECE. Tolm a hn‘n}vli. D 1928 he campaigned on the type- writer for Al Smith. He's a dyed}:w the-wool Democrat. That also he was taken to the National Guard encampment at Peekskill, N, Y, For two hours every day he is al- lowed to sit up in a wheel chair. All in all, Tom thinks he has had a Tett; good break. 5 DOCTOR AT C. U. TELLS OF MIRACULOUS CORES | Miraculous ring of the Grotto of Lourdes in ranceé were graphically described at Catholic University last night by Dr. Sherry, assistant to the president of the Lourdes Medical Bu- Teau, now on a lecture tour of the Unitéd States. Dr. Sherry's lecture here is one of a series arranged at I cfl-flmflelic“Umvelflw for Winter sea- son dealing with topics of wide appeal. |, Dr. Sherry himself s a | leader in the medical profession. | ., ~Pilgrims from near and far come by the thousands to the shrine nestling in the Pyrenees Mountains, and the staff of the Bureau des Constatins Medi- cales, of which I am & member, has | Witnessed countless miracles since it | Was organized to investigate the cures of the Lourdes,” the speaker said. The bureau, he said, is nonsectarian. | BOGGS RITES TOMORROW Funcral services for Mrs. Lucy Hooe 0885, Who died yesterday at her home Tiffany Apartments, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow marning at Hy- song’s parlors, Thirteenth and N streets. Burlal will be in St. John's Cemetery, King Georges County, Va,- at 3:30 o'cloek tomorrow afternoen. | Mrs. Boggs is survived by her hus- band, James H. s; two daughters, Miss Lucille Hooe Boggs, Weshington, and Mrs. Herbert L. Grymes, Baltimore: & sister, Miss Medora B, Hooe, and mreAe brothers, Dr. A. Barnes Hooe, Dr. R. Arthur Hooe and 3 2 sl Rice Hooe, all of cures OST ANIMALS apply Antgial Beseus 349 Maryland ave s.w. Nat. 8088, i nd _other Reward. 2614. 1m filigree: center and 3 pearls each side; abou Decatur 1000, Braneh 468, — > * BELT "BUCKLE. by tached to bry diamond days ago. 883._via_Zoo. Eson 3420 BULL DOG—Brown male; mmi oy white circle around left eye. Kansas ave. Col. 4932. Reward. ““| CAT. vellow Angora. Reward for returd to AT o, Ancora. R ard tor setura o etween Palais Roval contained bills snd Silver Spring 112, * aire, we 3, i vicinity 1 d._Libergl reward, Adams 6076, G1Irlsh setter: red: answers to i i, Viclnity, 1oth and Calltornts aw: ; suitable reward. v.._North 0512 = bl % DOG—From 10ih and Kearney n.e.. short PUug_ nose, probruding tooih, 2; hame Snubs.’ Reward. Lin. 3601 chow. male, lost Sunday: an Chink.” ‘Finder please rety Reward 2 ight about 2 8th and Col. s to 1823 1. st _Rey P DOG, black spanlel, _with breast.Reward. Tel. Wiscon FULLER BUTTON, with 2 day; reward. Please return 905 Investment Bldg, vhite spotted D 4367._11% Tues- D, W. Powell, | _District 8267. small, fox, lost Saturday, ., around 3 o'clock, in_ millinery floor, Palais Royal Reward {1 19th st. n.w., Apt. 31, or see December elevator man. 4 hell rim, 10 case. in vicinity of Printing Office ‘Tost Monday eturn_to 132 Seaton pl. ._Reward GLA! 3 Government mnrmn% Fione Fot. 54ad. ~ Rew ) IRAY TOJ AT, e Friday. Phohe Weak J0br aft Viog TTId8Y. Enne [OTOGRAPHS, 3, in leather frame, prob- ?3: in Kann's toy dept. & r".ne A‘;:%’x Reward, Ga. ave. wnd v, title to_car Adams 5943, d and sapphire offBiLe 50U ope “brvcelet 8; ‘Tyesday; re Tsin 3007, 4 2, 8 biue stones, 15- amlursday. Reward. a Lady’s, Olendori ReVard T Teturnea fe30 pulfer™ xm 2 r ury st Ast, 108, j effected at the |5 B King. they mever refuse to lend Pitesha v Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Ban Antonio Ral S«n Diego, Oailt Pranciseo.. ain Pt.cloudy Rain Louis, Mo. (1 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature, Weather. London, England dy ange. tockholm, s 30 s (Moan, Gresnwich time, rta (Fayal). Azores. o *Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda [ San Juan, Porto Ri Havana, Cuba. Colon, Canal SOUTHEAST CENTER GIVES BENEFIT PLAY $100 Raised for Jobless Food Fund by Community Enter- tainment. More than $100 worth of food fcr the jobless was obtained last night at 2 donation entertalnment and dance held in the Buchanan auditorium un- der the direction of the Southeast Ccmmunity Center. The proceeds will et omtiee, o by ment C ttee. A one-act comedy, “The Baby Show,” was presented by players of the South- east, Organization Plans Relief for Needy in Section—Reguest Con- demnation of Houses. Betterment of street lighting condi- tions in their arca was requested of the it Asciatie, > e o8- field Citizens' . As chairman of the Relief Committee of the organization, Mrs. Addie Am- bush is orgapizing forms of relief for the needy residents in the Garfield sec- tion. Mrs. Ambush stated she would welcome any assistance on the part of more fortunate residents. The association requested the con- demnation of two vacant houses located at the intersection of Alabama avenue and Twenty-fifth street southeast, which members considered as dilapi- dated and es fire traps. 'v;xduum H. Lewis, Jr., president of the association, presided over the meeting, which was held in the Garfield School, Alabama avenue and Irving place, southeast. LADIES LUNCHEON HELD ‘The annual “ladies’ luncheon” of the' Washington Cosmopolitan Club was held yesterday in the Carlton Hotel. Mrs. Gordon Bonnette replaced the piesident of the club as presiding offi- cer and the wives of the various officers carried on the regular duties of their sbands. huAm 100 men and women -were resent. Those in the receiving line . Doyle, Mrs, Arthur William Defen- Serier, . Huntsberry, Mrs. James E. Collifiower, Mrs. Fred J. Rice, Mrs. Willlam H. Callahan, Mrs. C. Galliher, Mrs. E. Robert E. Buckley and Mrs. William L. son, mother, father, seven sisters and af Ove Drothers.” Reév. T. C. Smith will of- DIGGS, ADA A. Departed this lif 2y, December’ 10, 1931, ADA ‘A, DIGGS 5t 730 13th st. n.e. She leaves to thelr loss a devoted husband, J : Tour sons. seven dai others, two eleven grandehil- her relatives and s 3 - Body resting at chapel. 1754 Pa. Services at the Church of the 1317 G st. n.w, on Monday, December 14, at 2 pm. Interment Onk 3 Hill Cemetery, On Wednesday, De- Epiphany, Ceraser A MANDA V. o AN, gember 9, 1931, at 910 am . AN ARBA EUWOOD (nee Barnes). beloved wits of the late Heory 1. Ei Cp X, wood. Rernains rest- ing at the home of her djugnter, Mrs, W, E. Gy Beaton pi. n.:.!‘l’sd.nl on urday, thence o St 3:30 pm. gn- r p.m.; 1 Ghurch a Cemetery, FABAB. On Thursiay, December 1 r residence. 1840 Vernon. it ., FELLS, wife of the late Wil liam Pells and mother of Mrs. Mary Bur- Bess, Mrs. Cecelia Layton, G5 Julia e- residenge of her 30 85 Hew . n.w. Funeral from Church, 23rd_st. between H and 1sts. p.w. Bundar. st 1: .m.. Rev.' H. T. Gaskins officiat- fng. Inferment Lincoln’ Memoria c::nie- tery. FE! EN, 3&-“ L. On Thursday, T 10, 1981, ARTHUR L. e DEN. father erber 8. Albert ¥ and t funeral ome. 901 ral services and in- "Ohilo. On Friday, Hospital, ember 11, ved wite of Willam E. rye am E. Frye. ting in the W. W. bers %5 1400, Chapin s uesday. December 8, ER, devoted brother er and Sherman Harper. December 13, at 1 p.m. s, Baptist ch. 8¢ . Remains_ resting 'al funeral chureh 1433 turday noon. there- late residence, 3523 Frospect . Departed this life ber 9. 1931, at 12:30 2719 Sheridan rd. LL. the beloved son Hill. Puner 3. at 2 p.m., Sheridan Friends to attend. Inter- ont Cemetery. . EMMETT. Suddenly, on_Tuesday, r, L 1631, EMMETT HORGAN, 1 from Timof thy Hanlon's fune: 3, e Mondiy, Becerm: . Requien:” ma Sactpirgre,Guich o 1 Rigauts vault" at Mount " Offyes Cemetery: 1 . LUCINDA M. On W ', - cember 4, 1931 a0 3:05 4.1, LUGINDA N on R e f Ki b R Hurd, mottier ¢ god, daabier of Bedl and il From at Wood's Tuneral parios; 1234 4h st nw Puneral Saturdab. Do 30 :fhnlt . 8t 130 p.m.. from Gi B Church. Interment at Pay eter: Friends invited. g . T JACKSON, LAURA BLANCHE. On Th 1 r 10, 1931, LAURA" BEANOWE evm aughter of~ Sa arion Spriggs. grand- Malinde Kenndv and 'cousin and Harry Davis. Funeral Mon- gay, December 14. at 2 p.m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1430 U B.w. Interment Lincoln Memo; Ceme- 3 Departe 1931, a o} Y. JENNINGS, CARRIE. .’ December 8, 3 ck,' and two f other relatives ang mains may be seen after § p. T 11, at Richardson & 1 church, 1700 _Vermont Puneral Saturday, Decemix pam, from Gethseman: 28nd st. and Va. ave. m. Robinsan vey officiating. Interment Payne’s Cem. etery. 4 KIZER, HARRY On Thursday, Decem- ber 10, 1931, Emergency Hospi beloved hi pam., at 8. H. Hines funeral home. 12/ LU iG, ROSIE. On Th X - cember 10, 1931, ROSIE. belo‘\‘r?dd.:u'enzl William Lubbering. Puneral fram W, W, . SN 3 o RelaGue Interment cedn‘ fi?u ry. LANCASTER. NETTIE C. Entered into eter- nal rest Thursday, December 10, 1931, at 9 am. at residence, 1418 ol Priends o8 fend. Tnterment Mount Gt 2 MURPHY, JERRY D. In sad but I thran: hy EEEE RORERE ST BREER E-“ T N 1930. Anniversa: scember 11, M Iy mass S el » Little thought when leaving home, m“! we ne'sr return; T T e The blow was . the Severe; Erus Nl B Y BB ethe- six years ago, er 11, 1928, Gone, but not forgotten. HER HOUSBAND, BENJAMIN WICKS. WICKS. loving awey TABLE% V. L. SPEARE CO. (I LA o 1909 H JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. .'r-r-a“'y'u-ru. 1337 10th St N.W. BEAT AT WILLIAM H. SCOTT . T A J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, CREMATORIOM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1383, P. J. SAFFELL SERVICE—REASQNABLE. RO, Sie P L__Ifi\_.GAWLER CO * Funeral lDlmchs - Frank Geier's Modern Chapel. eienpme National 2473 412 H Bt NE. Ambulance sérvice. Joseph F, Birch:&Som BIRCH) (1saAC 4,3 3034 M St. N.W. ?!!wflm!! E, 3 GEO. W. Co. 2900 M ST. N.W. __ West 0i38. AWLER’S SONS cnaper Eftablished 1850 pel tons Attendant 1750.24 Penneyivanin Avenue N.W. NAtional 3512-5513 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F S¢, Aute mgi‘;‘x’:"‘m'@fi"‘rfl‘fh"nfi"“ :