Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 1931. was kept aboard 13 days while runners attempted to land a liquor cargo. Selz said he was transferred to a Swedish copra boat which landed him at Puerto Tres Ninos, Honduras. He was deported from Guatemala, he con- tinued, was caught in a San Salvador revolution and finally made his way to La Union, Salvador, where Capt. Willlam C. Calcutt of the City of San Francisco took him aboard. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., December 15 (#)—Ralph F. Selz was formerly a private in Headquarters Squadron, Ran- | dolph Field. He was dropped from the 15.—A ! rolls of the post as a deserter in Sep- | tember after failing to return from a lcave. YOUTH HELD CAPTIVE ON LIQUOR RUNNER| Tells Officials He Was Rescued at Sea and Transferred to Copra Boat. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December story of having been held captive on a rum-running boat and of wandering several weeks in Central America was told authorities yesterday by Ralph F. Selz, Seattle youth, who police said was LN e wanted by Army officials at Randolph| Frederick Jpekibby, executive s Field, Tex. tary of the National Council for the Selz said he obtained a leave of abr | Prevention of War, will speak on “Why ;:gf;n““ September and went to Gal- , pisgrmament Conference?” at 8:45 A skiff from which he was fishing O'clock tonight at the Jewish Commu- was blown to sea, he told authorities|nity Center. Mr. Libby has arranged who arrested him on his arrival here|to answer questions and to discuss aboard the Panama Mail liner City of | problems confronting the Geneva Con- San Francisco, and he was picked up | ference for World Disarmament, to be by a rum-running boat. He said he held in February F. J. LIBBY TO SPEAK TEACHERS WILL RECEIVE CHECKS DECEMBER 23 Other Employes of. Board of Edu- cation to Be Paid for Two ‘Weeks Tomorrow. Arrangements were made yesterday to provide public school system employes with Christmas pay checks. As announced by Harry O. Hine, sec- 12-payment-pet-year employes, includ- ing the supervisory and administrative staff, the "clerks " and the custodial forces, wili receive a half-month’s pay tomorrow. All teachers, who are paid on a 10- payment basls, will receive checks for their full December work on December | 23. This s made possible by the fact that on that day school will close for the Christmas holidays, marking the completion of the teachers’ actual work for the month, A 16-month-old baby, Bryan White- rod, won a $1,250 automobile in a re- cent contdst at Bridlington, England retary of the Board of Education, all | MISHAP UNAVOIDABLE IN WHICH 20 ARE HURT Hyattsville Police Judge Dismisses Reckless Driving Charges Against Bus and Auto Chauffeurs. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., December 15.— The collision between a bus and a pas- senger automobile on the Baitimore | Boulevard near Laurel, Sunday, in which 20 passengers escaped unburt, was held to be an unavoidable accident by Police«Court Judge J. Chew Sheriff yesterday when he dismissed charges of reckless driving against both the bus driver and the driver of the passenger car. Harry Kobre, driver of the private car, was fined $1 and costs, however, for failing to have a registration card in his possession. Edward P. Alexander of Washington was driver of the bus. Both sides testified that a third car, which did not stop, suddenly pulled out from the side of the road, causing }h(ob)‘f'.s car to swerve and the bus to it it. The defendants asked the court’s per- mission to withdraw the reckless driv- V. G. AUSTIN RITES HELD Funeral of Route Agent for Star Conducted From Home. Funeral services for Valorous G. Austin, 56, & route agent for The Eve- ning Star, who died Sunday at Garfleld Hospital, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at his residence, 71 Bryant street. Burial will be in Glenwood | Cemetery. Mr. Austin, who had lived in Wash- ington nearly all his life, had been con- nected with The Evening Star circula- | tion department since 1911. COL. A. H. JONES KILLED Word has been received here of the death of Lieut. Col. Alexander H. Jones, Quartermaster Corps, U. 8. A, sta- tioned at Fort Reno, Okla. Col. Jones was killed in an automobile accident | Priday night. He is survived by his widow, Louise Kennedy Jones, daughter of Mrs. James Stewart-Kennedy of the Gordon Hotel, Washington, and ' sister of Prank A. | leaves other relatives | mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis * A-9 Born WILEY. November 10, 1931, : 2 D. A Wiley, a boy. S astis Beatha. AT gy, a0, Monday, Decem r A ence, . Md., D. G. R. ASHETON, im his 'I?l?‘l‘g‘::x. beloved husband of Elizabeth E. Asheton. m&! 1 on( Wlfl(l}eldl’,b LI m.,"trom Grace Episcapar Churc Woodside, Md. Interment Church Cem- etery. BAKER, WILLIAM H. On Monday. De- cember 14. 1931. at 3:10 p.m. st his resi- dence. 1307 3rd st. sw. WILLIAM H. BAKER. gevoted hushand of Sajah Baket and brother of Phillp Baker.' He and friends. Re- neral church, 1433 U 'st. D, Punezal Thursday. December 17. at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. In- terment Arlington National Cemetery. 16 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Falr, slightly colder tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness; gentle variable winds. Maryland—Pair, slightly colder to- night;” tomorrow partly cloudy; fresh west and northwest winds, diminishing. Virginia—Pair tonight; slightly colder on the coast; tomurrow increasing Bruths. BANKS. N K. Departed this life on Monday, Decembe: 14, 1931, JOHN 1i BANKS of Lannam, Md. He leaves (G mourn their loss a devoted wife, six dangi- ters and one son. Funeral services Will be Thursday, December 17, nt 3 p.m.. at Bo- enezer M. E. Church, Laham. Md. 16+ BARRY, JOHN J. On Sunday, December 13, 1931, JOHN J_BARRY, beloved son of the late’Willilam P. and Mary Lee Barry and brother of James P. Barry and the late Mary E. Ryder and Willlam H. Barry Puneral from his late restdence, 1228 Quiney st. n.w., on Wednesday. Decemper 16, at 8:30 am.: thence to Shrine of th 8acred Heart Church, 16th st. and Park road n.w.. where mass wiil be offered at 9 a.m. for ihe repore of his soul. Re:atives and friends invited. Interment Mount Oli- vet Cemeters 15 BERRY, JANE._ _On_Sunday, Decemner 13. 1931, "JANE BERRY (nee Eagleston), be- loved ‘wife of the late John Berry mother of Edward Berry and Mrs. Ger- ‘rude McCarthy, Funeral trom his late residence. 518 Tennessee ave. ne. on Wednesday, December 16, 830 am.: thenee to Holy Comforter Church. where requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.m. the repose of his soul friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cem- etery. i 15 BIRCH, HERBERT A. Suddenly. on Satur- day, December 12, 1931 HERBERT A. BIRCH, beloved husband of Jean MeFarlan Birch. ' Puneral services at his late resi- dence. 1211 Emerson st. n.w. day, December 16, at 10 m. in Arlington National Cemeiery, 15 CLARK, WILLARD F. On Monday. Decem- ber 14, 1931, at Garfield Hospital, WIL- LARD F., beloved hushand of Louise H. for Interment 1 Relatives and | on Wednes- | In Memortam. BEILSTEIN. MARIE B. In lovin of eur dear mother, M. B who left us December 13, 1917. Fourteen years that we have spent Is woven through and through With golden threads of memorz. Dear mother, Jjust of yoe. MAMIE. JOHN FORNEY CLARK, who departed this 1ife one year ago today, December 15, 1930. There's not a day. dear daddy. 1 HIS LOVI! WIFE AND CHILDREN. DOLEMAN. £ J. In sad but loving re- SUSIE J. DOLEMAN. ho A€ year ago today, Decen memor; The blow was hard, the shock severe: er death 50 near. ve_lost can tell parting without farewell D. SON AND DAUGHTER- HILL. JAMES H. Sacred to the me our, late” Rev. JAMES 17 "MILL: former c Flst Baplist Church (George- devarted this life December 15, ty-five years ago today. Gone but not to he forgott MER LEADER OF CIRCLE D OP SAID CH. SISTER LUCY DUNMORE In sad and loving dear mother. AN Kennedy, 1855 Wyoming avenue. He| also is survived by a daughter, the wife | |of Lieut. Prancis X. Purceil, stationed | cloudiness; moderate north winds. whe West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow; slightly warmer tomerrow in 3 depirted this years ago today. December 15, l??l“u BY THE LOVING PAMILY. ® Ing charges, but this was not permitted | by Judge Sheriff, who required them to Clark. “Eervices at the S. H. 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Leister, 82, native and life- long resident of Finksburg, Md., who died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Frank A. Pouder, this city, Sunday night. Death followed a stroke of was visiting here. The body was taken to Finksburg for burial. Births Reported. Bruce H. and Mae Braswell. girl. Israel ary Reiskin. girl Garrett and Rebecca Windle., boy Charles and Jannie L. Soo. boy. Samuel T. and Sarah’ M. Grimes. girl Ralph A. and Dorothy V. Turner, girl. Chester and Edith Holliday. boy. Thopas N. and Miley A. Morris. boy. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3519 14th Se. N.W. Corner Spring Rosd Phones ; Col. 0464 Rhodes was found dead in his auto- | paralysis on Thanksiving day while he | | wATCH. di | in the Panama Canal Zone, and a son, Alexander H. Jones, 3d, a student at | the academy of Hendersonville, N. C. | cn Pavable to Jame g Cull at 124 C st now. > Whson. 30 | | LOS1. | BAG. Jady's, black. Saturday eve = |y oriotana mista i w cnmflm‘u’;:fi. apers, keys and money. o haesn oney. Reward. 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Rises. 7Y Tomorrow. 0:54am. | 7:4Zam. | 1:31pm Low . 8:14pm Sets {Sun, today.. 4:47 | Sun. tomorrow... 7:20 4:47 | Moon, today.....12:53pm. 11:14pm Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Cap- ital (current month to date): Month. 1931, Average. January . 156 355 | February 1.36 g | March 3.50 87 484 212 423 592 2.79 128 Record. 709 '82 684 84 884 91| 9.13 '89 1069 39 1094 00 10.63 86 1441 28| September 10.81 '72 | | October 7 | November December ... 147 333 756 | Weather in Various Cities. | s | Abil Tex_... 3048 N._Y.'l3010 | Ga |..30.40 Ciiy. . 30.24 i Snowing Cloudy 2 T 3042 cinnati, ORio 30.52 Cleveland, Ohio. 30 38 bia, S. C.. 3042 Colo. 3042 Mich." 30 40 . Tex.... 30.16 } Galveston. Tex. 30 40 | Helena, Mont... 30.54 { Huron. S Dak.. 30 40 Indianapolis Ind 20 46 Jacksonvilie Fla. 30.28 Kansas City, Mo 30 50 Tos Angeles Loutsville, Ky Miar:. Fla N Orleans. La New York, N Y. 30 14 1 City. 30 50 13046 2024 3010 3042 29,90 2% Raleigh 30 Salt Lake City. 3050 Sen Antonio. .’ 3040 San Diego. Calif30.12 San_ Francisco. 3028 8t. Lous, Mo.. 3050 St. Paul.’ M Seattle Spoxane, Tampa, WASH., D. C.!.3032 Cloudy Part clondy Cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Rain Clear e. today ) Rain Switzerland. . Sweden Spain & Horta (Fayal) (Curren Bermuda Porto Rico. Zurich, S Stockholm Part cloudy | Part cloudy Clear Clear 8 70 82 Hayana Colon. C NAMED IN MAIL FRAUD | Opera School Head Accused of Of- fering to Get Aliens Into U. 8. CHICAGO, December 15 (/) —Car- men Ferrara, sr., head of the Inter- national Grand Opera School of Chi- cago, was indicted yesterday by a Fed- eral grand jury on charges of using the mails to defraud. The indictment alleged he adver- tised widely he could get allens into the country as non-quota citizens by representing them as students of opera. s T Deaths Reported. Samuel McNamee. 81. 220 H st. ne. Emmet Hogan, 70, en route Casualty Hos- i Julla V. HAL 60, 3213 M st. n.w. Anita McClure, 54, IS?! !F‘Hnl ol Mary Bradley. 47. Sibley Hospital. Gladys Lee. 42, Garfield Hosoital. Flora J. Clampitt, 39, 901 Irving st. n. ‘Wil Martin. Children's Hcs}fl,l DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 3 Ryan Service g Combines Efficiency With Economy Those who find it necessary to_ prac- tice economy - wiil find Cour charges reasonable No matter how moderate the gharse strictly igh-class work is assured. 3 Funeral parlor, private ambu. Iance and livery in comnect! JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S. B S A A N A I S S S AN A S S SS S S S t ‘Telephon * Atl, 1700-1701 December 13, at 7:30 p.m. DALY, ANNA. On_ Tuesc: 1931, at the residence of Rose McCahe, 2523 141 ANNA DALY~ Rem: W. W. Chambers Chapin st. n.w DAVIDSON. IRY] cember 14, 1931 Davidson, in his T0th ve: abave acdress on Wer 16, at 2:30 p.m. Inter: Cemetery. FRANKFURT, LOUJS. day. Decemiber 1 bushand of Rena Ma: 4435 14th st. nw. P chapel of Frank Geter's Tth st. n.w. on Tus 3 sday. Decembes st in’ Cedar, I Suddenly 1931 from Sons Co. mbe idence_on ‘Thursday pm. Relatives and ‘frien JOHNSON, GRANT. De cember 14, 1931, at 11 . GRA] IDA HILLERY. Extere t. on Suiday, D DA fe of er of ANDERSON 5 1831 at Decemb: R. JOMN ALICE WO RD. 19: 0DW A . EDWARD. 1. EDWART MATTHEW F. ; MASON. EDWARD. R: Association. No. 2. Y McGOWAN. JOSE ber 14, 1931 of Maiy brother of at 9°30 a.m! vet Cemeter , GENEVA. Departed this life Sa Oy, Seomber 121081, at 1030 o her residence. 227 M MOORE. Being in th day. it was_very shock suddenly. one ington _officiating. * All Burial Harmony Cemetery. NIEDERSTRASSER. _AUGUSTA, Sun December Schonrank, 1307 G st. se December 16. at 2 oclock follow at Prospect Hill Cen tives and fr nds invited. PETERSEN, CAROLINE D. December 14. 1931 CAROLINE D. by Marius Petersen, beloved moth 1404 Buchanan st. n PULLIAM. HATTIE B. Departed t Monday, December 14, 193 at the residence of her daush 18 Defrecs st. n .. HATTIE B. Notice of funeral herea RYER, HENRY €. On Monday, December M. 1931 HENRY C. beloved husoand of ace S. Ryer. Fu his 1 dence. in East Falls Church. Va., Wednes- day, Dcember 16, at 10:30 a.m. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL L. On Sunday, De- cember 13, 1931, at his residence. 4613 Georgia ‘ate. n.w., MICHAEL L. beloved husband of Emma J. Sullivan_(nee Keene Funeral from the above residence on We nesday, December 16. at 8:30 a.m., the to St. Gabriel's Church, where Tequie mass will be said at 9 am. for the re- pose of his Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 15 TAYLOR. ANNIE BEE. Departed this life on ' Sunday, December " 13. 1931 BEE TAYLOR. bsloved daug late Alice Bee and aunt of Je: and Bertha Smith, ~ Funeral December 16, at 1:30 p.m.. funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. ARREN, SCOTT EDWARD. On Tuesday, P ectmber 10 Tosi, Wt bis residence: 310 Concord ~ avé. n.w. SCOTT EDWARD WARREN, aged 60 years. beloved husband Warren. Notice of fu- On Monday. at New Orle: La of ‘Capt N., and E.'W. Healey of ce Sno Wednesday from Stewart's 15 of Catherine W. neral later. WHITTEN, MARTHA, Depart inday, December 13, 1931, orgetown University “Hospital. after a brief iliness, MARTHA WHITTEN. She ves to_mourn their loas three cousins. Irene and Charles Whitten, and a host of other relatives and friends.” Re- mains resting at Moon's funeral home, 1322 You st. nw. Interment Bristol, Tenn., Wednesda: 15 this life ed 2:10 pm., af December_16, METERIE! Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY JOHNSON. LVERARD. «. e 0 or uv! FVERARD JUH}!%OY;F ;’ | 1 ¢ WO years ago to | and sister, ¥io departed this three years ago Monday, December 1928, A happy home we once enfozed, Hew sweet the memory serl But death has left n be day our tro How dim our eyes wi For. has robbed us How sad ¢ | MCELFRESH. CECILL CHARLE HENKY . i ay 8 PHOENIX. LAURA. ving remembrar of ‘my dear mi AURA 2HOEN today, December L ago WARRICK. BLANCHE HAMILTON. In fe neinory « ed davghier and o Just to shaw we sl HER DEVOTED FATHER AND RICHARD H. HA) WARRICK ~HAI WARRICK. WARRICK. BLANCHE HAMILTO! © ory of my E HAMILTON e be embe CHILD| mn lov- evored s WARRICK, who irteen’ years N, H. JONES. * EVA SARAM e of love to of our dear er. s EVA SARAH WELLS. v three years ago toda: 1928, Loving thoughts, Just to show HER BROTHER, SA) ETHEL. WISE. LAURA. emory of my who departed FUNERAL DIRECTORS. _ Joseph F. Birch’s Sens (ISAAC BIRCH 3034 M St. N.W. Ehone weet onoa. GEO. W. WISE CO. 4 ST N TABLER 28 M St. NW. Nat’l 1544 V. L. 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