Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1931, Page 9

TH EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1 1 L ’ ) Py D I _— VETERAN OF GRAY DIES | ALCORTA IS BURIED Warrenton Retired Farmer Suc-|Argentina Chief Justice, Formerly cumbs at 81 Years of Age. President, Eulogized by Uriburu. Evecial Dispatch to The Star. | BUENOS AIRES, December 29 (#) WARRENTON, Va., December 20.— | _chief Justice Jose Figueroa Alcorta Julius A. Plicher, a retired farmer end | e career was comparable to that of Confederate veteran, died of the In-|iyo Jate Wiliam Howard Taft, in the firmities of age. His funeral will bel United States, was buried here yes- i h-| terday. g&&! (!:fl&‘f;ggon erl’o‘ma‘ )f;ll.d]k?:'j‘lngM;:cn; Alcorta’s career took him to the vice e fidland December 5, 1840. presidency, then the presidency of ;fimunrfi::i lir§ #\le lnt(;men‘\llrzmlx In- | Argentina and finally to the Suprem: fantry under Col. William Smith, | Court bench es chief fustice. Presi- “Extrry: Billy,” and Capt. Buckner Ran- | dent Jose Uriburu delivered a eulogy dolph, and was wounded 11 times, He | &t the funeral. 8¢ obe tme represented Fauquier | i s County in the Virginia Legislature, st Di B rite, whr s Ml Gaorye ot New York Jurist Dies. this county, died some years ago. He| NEW YORK, December 20.—Samson is survived by three children, Taliaferro | Lachman, 77, ploneer figure in Ameri & Pilcher, A. Frank Pilcher and Mrs. can jurisprudence and recently munici- Marye Finnall, all of Midland pal judge, is dead here. WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE @ For Wear After 6 P.M. PRESBYTERIAN HITS PAPAL ENCYCLICAL | Questions Infallibility Pope, Which, He Says, Is Back of Statement. of | By the Associated Press. MONTREAL, December 29.—Rev. W. G. Brown of Saskatoon, moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, | yesterday issued a statement comment- |ing upon the encyclical of Pope Pius [ to unite under the Catholic Church. Asserting he was “glad to believe in e sincerity of motives of the Roman pontiff,” he said the Presbyterian Church in Canada was “100 per cent Protestant and profoundly thankful for our ancient heritage.” Questions Infallibility. He commented at length upon the historical backgrounds of the denomi- na iow Does he (the Pope) expect an inde- pendent student of history to quietly accept his assumption of the truth of t dogma of papal infallibility, which Hoi lies at the background of the whole encyclical? He knows quite well XI, in which all Christfans were urged | THREE PERSONS HELD IN AUTO THEFT PROBE ! Newport, R. I., Trio Are Arrested | in Charles County, Md., Then Jailed at Upper Marlboro. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., December 29.—Two men and a woman were jailed here yesterday at the request of De- partment of Justice agents investigat- ing the theft of an automobile at Fort Sumter, S. C. The trio gave their names at Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Connor and John Rus- sell of Newport, R. I. Russell is charged with violating the interstate commerce | law by transporting a stolen car from one State to another. The O'Connors are accuesd of being accessories. All three were arrested for a traffic violation in Charles County and were removed from the La Plata Jail to the county jail here by Deputy Marshal Eugene Snook yesterday. Tne case against the trio is being handled by Special Investigator R. E. Newby. The accused will be given a hearing before United States Commis- sioner J. Frank Parran January 6. ons and continued, in part, as fol- | 'MRS. MARY W. GLARK " DIES UNEXPECTEDLY | | Husband, Museum Curator, Ends New Orleans Science Visit and Starts Home. OTED ARTIST DIES AS CAR LEAPS ROAD Gardner Hale Killed When Auto Plunges Over Coast Precipice. By the Associated Press. SANTA MARIA, Calif, December | 29.—The body of Garcner Hale, 38, one of America's foremost young paint- ers of murals and frescoes, was found yesterday at the bottom ‘of a 500-foot precipice 40 miles south of Santa Maria, where his automobile had plunged from a highway. Hale'’s body, apparently catapulted | from the machine as it plunged into | the canyon, was lying about 30 feet from the wreck. Authorities estimat- ed he had been dead about six hours. Examination of the highway parallel- ing the canyon indicated he had missed a turn of the road, made more danger- ous by current rains. The painter, whose works are to be found through France, in many large buildings of this country and in the residences of some of America's weal- thiest familles, had left Long Beach, Calif., late yesterday by automobile for San Francisco. He was traveling alone. He and his wife, the former Dorothy Qard nf Thanks . CATHERINE V. We wish to ex- A ona Tour imcere thanks for” the' beautiful foral “ofterings and expressions of sym- ith. our_sa eav! SOmK ) "IOHN A JOSEPH J. AND MARY O. CASPAR. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness and warmer followed by rain at night; moderate north shifting to northeast and east winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer, followed by rain in east por- tion at night and in west portion in afternoon or at night; moderate north shifting to northeast and east winds. Virginja—Partly cloudy tonight: to- morrow increasing cloudiness, slightly warmer, followed by rain in extreme west, portion in the afternoon or at night; moderate north and northeast winds shifting to east tomorrow. West Virginia—Partly cloudy to- night; tomorrow increasing cloudiness, slightly warmer, followed by rain. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 41 20.94 40 29.95 33 29.93 34 29.93 37 29.96 o . 48 29.95 48, noon Year ago... 39 . 33, 2:00a.m. Yearago... 29 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United. States Coast and Highest Lowest { BOOTH, SENHORA D. { BRIGHT. JOHN. On _Saturday, Braths, ANDERSON, HERBERT L. Suddenly, on Tuesday, ‘December 29, 1931, at_his resi- dente. 1340 Parkwood pl. n.w.. HERBERT L. ANDERSON, beloved husband of Ethel Anderson and’ father of Marguerite S Anderson. Funeral from his late resi- dence. Interment Glenwood Cemetery Notice of time later. BONNET, ALICE GERTRUDE. On Sunday, December 27, 1931, at her residence, 23 Adams st. n.w., ALICE GERTRUDE BON- NET, beloved wife of Gustav A. Bonnet. Funeral services on Wednesday, Decem- ber 30. at 2 p.m. at Lincoln Road M. E. Church, Lincoln rd. and You st. n. terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. On Tuesday, cember 29, 1931, at her residence, 3ist st. n.w. SENHORA D. BOOTH. of the late James J. Booth. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2 14th'st. n.w.,, on Thursday. December 31 :At 10 am. Interment Glenwood C\’;]c- ery. - De- 1657 wife December 1931, st his residence, 144 C st. s.w.. | beloved father of Frances | Hurd, Thomas,’ Irving, Luretta and John E. Bright. He leaves to mourn him other rélatives ‘and a host of friends. Funeral Wednesday, December 30, at 1 p.m., from | Zion Baptist Church., Interment at Har- | mony Cemetery. i BROUKING, ELIZA. Suddenly, on Decem- ber 26, 1931, at 2 am. at Gallinger Hos- pital, ELIZA BROOKING. She 1s sur- v by @ daughter, Mamie Wright of Newport, R. I. and séveral grandchildren Remains may be viewed at Richardson & Robinson's funeral church, 1700 Vermont ave, n.w., after 8 p.m. Tuesday, Decem- ber' 29. ~ Funeral Wednesday. December 30, at i p.m., from Vermont Avenue Bap- tist Church, Vermont ave. between Q and R sts. n.w., Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 29 BROOKS, JAMES MORRIS. On Sunday. De- cember 27, 1931, at 10.50 p.m., at his resi- | dence. 2125 Newport pl nw. JAMES MORRIS BROCKS, the beloved” husband | of Phocbe Brooks (nee Cupid). father, of Madaline and_Edith Brooks, son of the Jate Saulsbury ~and Annie Brooks and brother of Saulsbury. jr.; Rogers A. and Clarence Brooks and Mrs. Gertrude Mc- Donald, Funeral Wednesday. December 30, at 2 pm., from John Wesley A. M. E Ziog Church.’ 14th and Corcoran sis. i,w. 26, BROWN, FANNIE. Departed her life on TALBERT, JORN F. TISINGER, SARAH CATHE! WILKINGS, ANNA E. BOBYS. JOSEPH. BOBYS, JOSEPH. BRESNAHAN, Bratha, Passed December 28, 1531, at_9: .., resiaence, 531 1ith’'st. s.e., J % e BERT, beloved husband of Rose B. Tale bert (nee Lamiin) vices will be heid at his late residence on Thursday, De- cemoer 31, at 2 p.m. Reiatives and {rienc3 invited. "Interment Consressionsl ‘Ceme= tery. RINE, On Mone day, ' Decemoer 28, 1031, SARAH CATH= ERINE, beloved ‘wife of the late Jossph B. Tisinger, sr. Funeral from her late résidence, §17 Taslor st. n.w. on Wed nesday, December 30, at 2:30 p.m. Rela- tives and iriends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. On Sunday, Decem- at Allendale, N, 'J., ANNA (nee Scots).’ wife ‘ot Henry ral from the chapel 4309 9th st. n.wi December 30, at 3 pm. Hock Creek Cemetery. I\ SE F. Departed thi: Sunday, December 27, 1931 . at her residence, 4900 Jay st. n.e., in full triumpn o1 Chrisuan faith, LOUISE F. YOUNG. She is survived by her huse Henry brotners. Georze one sister, Mrs. Lil- 1 Wednesday, Decem. rom Plymouih Cong h and P sts. n.w., Rev. v. J. C. Odden officiati nent _at Gordenville, Va. Remains resiing_at Wesley Washington's funeral pariors, 2053 Ga. ave. 29 er_17, E. WILK P, Wilkings. of Clyde o on Wednesday, rment 1931, INGS In Memoriam. In sad but fond sepem. 0i my dear brother, JOSEP] BOBYS, who lelt us four years ago today, December 29, 1947, BROTHER, NICHOLAS BOBYS. In sad but loving remem- devoted father, JOSEPH parted this life four years 29, 1937, SONS, MOE. MILTQN brance brance of our BOBYS, who de ago, Decem HIS DEVOTED AND HARRY. MARGARET KELIHER. In loving rcmembrance of dear mother, MARGARET KELIHER BRESNAHAN. who departed this life four years ago today, December 29, 1927, May she rest in peace. HER SON ROBERT. Sunday. Dacember 27, 1931, at 10:30 o'clock, at 1611 10th st. n.w., Mrs. FANNIE BROWN. 8he leaves to mourn their loss | two sons, ‘ten_grandchildren and a host of filends. Remains at Grice's under- takers. Funeral service Wednesday, De- cember 30, at 2 o'clock, at Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church. Burial will be in Philomont, Va. “ BUFFIN, JOHN M. On Saturday. December 26. 1931, at his_residence. North Chevy Chase, Md.. JOHN M., beloved husband of Margaret J. Buffin. Funeral Thursday, Deceinber 31, at pm.. from the chapel of Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home, Rockville, Md. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Falls Chirch, Va. 30 CLARK, MARY WENDELL. On Monday, December 28, 1931, at her residence, 1818 Wyoming ‘ave. n.w. MARY WENDELL CLARK _(nee 'Upham), wife of ~Austin Hobart Clark. Notice of funeral later. CLARKE, FRED NEWTON. nday. December 28. 1931, at 1:30 a.m., PRED NEWTON CLARKE, beloved husband of May Clafiin Clarke and father of Ken- neth T. Clarke, Funeral from the late residence, 309 Calvert ave., College Park, Md., at 3 p.m. Wednesday. December 30. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. 29+ COATES, NATHANIEL. On Monday. De- cember 28, 1931, at 9:30 o'clock 8.m.. at the residence of his brother, Conduit rd.. Glen ~Eche, . NATHANIEL COATES, beloved husband ‘of- the late Lucy Coates, aged 83 years. and beloved brother of John_Coates and Alice Parker. d Lucas, “and devoted brother-in-la Alice 'M. Coates. ~Funeral Priday. ary 1 at 2 o'clock p.m.. from A. M. E.” Church, Relatives and frien DEMING, CLARA C. oOn Saturday, Decem. ber 26, 1931, CLARA O, beloved wife of Prederick’ Deming. Puneral from the W W Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Wednesday, December 30, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Shiine of the Sacred Heart Church, where mass will be offered at 9 u.m. for the repose of her soul. Interment in Johngtown, N. ¥. | that_this dogma was carried through f | the Vatican Council of 1870 in spite of the protest of & anf and scholarly minority in that council. Space forbids giving illustrations history of the impossibility of Protestant, who has read ancient medieval or modern history accept- ¢ any such dcgma. * * * | A5 Presbyterians our appeal al- ways I8 to the Sovereign God, through | Jesus Christ, our Great High Priest, | \which is the only mediating priesthood | since Christ finished his work upon the | carth. We want no mediating priest- hood, no Virgin Mary and no saints as our mediators. “Away from Rome” Movement. “Our prayers are always and only in | the name of Jesus Christ, the Great King and only Head of the Church. “All the other appeals head up in the one big church idea, which he calls reunion with Rome. Here again his- | tory makes this appeal heavy going. If this be the great remedy to combat | immorality and unbelief why is it that multitudes, the reported numbers are | almost unbelievable, are leaving the | Reman Church in Mexico, Spain, | Czechoslovakia, Austria and Hungary | in the well known ‘Away-from-Rome’ | | movement? In these lands the Roman | | Church has been in absolute control. | Why is it that the Roman Church is in the most secure position in those | countries where Protestantism is the dominent religion?” PRISONER WHO ESCAPED IN TRUCK IS STILL FREE Man Fled Penal Farm at Roxbury. Presence in Hagerstown Is Reported. | Special Diepatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., December 29.— Donald Hamilton, 2Z, serving a five-year sentence, escaped in a truck from the State Penal Farm at Roxbury late yes- terday, and was still at large today. | The truck used by Hamilton was found abandoned in this city last night. Ham- | ilton escaped while working with a de- | tall. He had been driving a truck within the farm grounds. Hamilton was reported seen last night in this city after he had entirely changed clothes. This is the third prisoner to escape from the penal farm | since it was established early in the Spring. One of them was captured and given an additional sentence and re- | turned to the Maryland Penitentlary. Geodetic Burvey.) ‘Today. 11:19 a.m. 5:47am. 11:39 p.m. cees 5:50 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today ... 17:26 Sun, tomorrow 7:27 Moon, today.. 10:07 p.m. 9 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the| Capital (current month to date): Month. 1931. Average. Record. January 1.56 3.55 7.09 '82 February 136 3.27 684 ‘84 March 3.50 3.75 884 91 2.87 3.27 9.13 '89 . 4.84 3.70 10.69 '89 212 413 10.94 '00 423 471 10.63 '86 592 4.01 1441 28 2.79 3.24 10.81 '76 . 1.28 2.84 8.57 '86 November .. 1.01 237 869 '80 ! December .. 2.00 332 7.56 '01 Weather in Various Cities. A. Donovan of New York, had come ta California the first part of the month for @ six-month stay, during which Hale had planned to execute numer- ous paintings and tour the State. He was horn in Chicago and had married twice, his first wife, from | whom he was'divorced in 1926, being Marie Louise Gibson of New York They were married in 1916. He and Miss Donovan were married in 1929, The painter was graduated {rom Harvard University. _He studied in Rome, Venice, New York and Paris. Among his best accomplishments are the murals in the Merchants' Trust Building of Chicago. His home was at 240 East Beventy-ninth street, New York, and his studio at 23 Charleston streef, New York. Funeral arrangements have not been made, but burial probably will be in New York BROWN. REV. STERLING P. ne . BROWN, December 29, 1930, Raleigh FULL DRESS *50 THE Full Dress Suit is decidedly new with its wide, softly mold- ed lapel, and facing of dull repp silk. The fabric and failoring is identical with last year's $75 quality. In loving re- Re: | ‘Tomorrow. fathe v, Mrs. Mary Wendell Clark, 50, wife of Austin Hobart Clark, curator of crinoids at the National Museum, died at her home, 1818 Wyoming avenue, yesterday ' after a long iliness. Mr. Clark, attending the meeting of | the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Sclence in New Orleans, was notified an dtoday was en route to Washington. Funeral arrangem awalited his arrival. Mrs. Clark had been in ill health for more than six months, but death was | unexpected. Surviving are two sons, Austin B. J. Clark, 22, and Hugh Clark, 18; three daughters, Sarah Clark, 21; Ann Clark, 16, and Mary Clark, 13, and one sis- | | ter, Mrs. Elizabeth U. Stevens of Santa | Barbara, Calif. Mrs. Clark was active in club work, being & member of the board of go ernors of the Washington Club, treas- urer of the Woman's Alliance of All Bouls' Church, member of the Twen- tieth Century Club, the English-Speak- ing Union and the Eistophos Club, a scientific organization Born in Massachusetts, Mrs. Clark came to Washington when she was mar- ried 25 years ago. High Low . High | Low COLES, JAMES T. In sad but loving_ re- membrance of my dear father, JAMES T. COLES, who departed chis life iwelve years December 20, 1919. his soul rest in peace. HIS SON, BERNARD R. COLES. Y. ANNIE. In sad but loving re- nbiance of our dear wife and mother, NIE DISNEY, who departed this life ten years ago foday. December 29. 1931 Anniversary = mass Holy Comforter Church. We have only your memory, desr wife and mother, To remember our whole life through, d you one we can never forget, For.we are aiwers Shingiog of 9% o FRYE, NOAH. In memory of my dear hus- ' band, NOAI FRYE, who. deparsed this He December 20, {03, elght years aso oday. Your memory is as dear today As in the hour you passed away. When days are dark and {riends are few, ar husband, how I long for you. G Wire, ALIcE M FRYE. HENRIETTA. 3ad but loving 52 Mtk oo fanmpic ears ago today, December 29, GOODE HER[TIS FIRST IN FAUQUIER CONTEST 23 Cows Average 735 Pounds of Milk, According to Report Scptember . Oobar NELSON, remembs o seven Jami- i m Ash Grove Fairtax County, invited. Va. Z = 308" GLASSFORD ATTENDS SPRINGMANN FUNERAL | Other Officers of Police Department at Rites for Head of Homi- elde Squad. Funeral services for Detective Sergt James A. Springntann, head of the homicide squad, who died at his home, | 497 Maryland avenue southwest, Sat- urday morning, were held at the resi- dence yesterday afternoon. The services were attended by Gen. Pelnam D. Glassford, superintendent of police, who led the cortege from the home to Congressional Cemetery, and by many high-ranking officers of the Police Department, along with nu- merous other veteran members of the force. Sergt. Springmann's associates at headquarters, including members of the homicide squad and other detective sergeants, were pallbearers. A motor cycle escort accompanied the funeral procession, Rev. Dr. Willlam 8. Abernethy, pas- tor of Calvary Baptist Church, of- ficlated. Besides Gen. Glassford, of- ficers of the department who attended | the funeral included Inspectors F. S. W. Burke, J F. Beckett and L. I. H Edwards, and C pts. J. A. Sullivan, E. J. Kelly and M. 1. Ready. Sergt. Springmann, who was 55 years | old, was & veteran of many years with the department. He went to Police Headquarters as detective sergeant in 1908 and about five months ago was promoted to head of the homicide| squad. for December. 5 1594 EH Special Dispatch to The Sar. WARRENTON, Va. December 29— In the December repgrt of the Fauquier Dairy Herd Improvement Association the herd of R. A. Goode takes first place, 23 cows averaging 735 pounds of milk and 289 pounds of butterfat. Beane Bros. with 34 cows, averaging 28.3 pounds of butterfat, stands second and J. M. Bowen, 39 cows, averaging 27.8 pounds of butterfat, third R. A, Goode owns the best cow, Polly, producing 1,751 pounds of milk and 70 pounds of butterfat. Second, third and fourth cows are from the herd of Beane Bros., fifth, J. M. Bowen; sixth and seventh, Beane Bros.; eighth, C. 8. McKay; ninth, J. M. Bowen; tenth, W, R. Rowland. Deaths Reported. Prancena H. Follin, 91, 5815 Potomac ave. Ellen 5. McKinley, . 1882 Columbia rd. Gerald Doherty. 88, 3164 Florids ave: Nicholas R. Grimm, 68, 2715 14th st. Caleb T. Lockerson, GS“‘XMIQ 10th at. James ‘A. Springmen. 518 6th st Arthur M. Nyman. 84, en’ route Emergency Hospital. Adele ‘Sichi, 53. Garfield Hospital Philip Shanahan. 46, Casualty Hospital. Alice’ W. Scarborough, 41, Gallinger Hos- pital. Jiéston E. Robey, 23, Providence Hospital. Leo Richards. 19, Garfield Hospital Elizabeth Scott. 22, Georgetown Hospital Claude H. White. 2. Children’s Hospital. Eliza Booking. 80.° Gallinger Hospital. Leander O. Ciifford. 70, 1002 9th st. Ells, Younk 51, Gallinger Hospital, Robert ‘Divéns. 45, “Gallinger osp Josephine Springs,’ 40, Gallinger Chazles H. Davis' 40, 3027 §th st. James M. Campbell, 1.' 1123 Sumner 7d. s.e. Statlons, . ** ~4¥p12Isd. Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Gloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Ptcloudy Snow Cloudy Cloudy ar . Cloudy Pt cloudy " Cloudy Clear . Clear Cloudy tdy oudy Cloudy Cloudy © Cloudy lear Abilene, Tex.,.. Albany, N. Y Atlantd, Ga Atlantic City. .. Baltimore. Md.. Birmingham .. ismarck, N. D, oston, Mass. Buffalo, N. ¥, Chicago il Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, ' Ohio Columbia, 8. C. Denver, Colo... Detroit, Mich .. Hart Schaffner & Marx Tuxedo 35 Features peaked la- pels, extended shoul- ders and o luxurious satin focing. Correct- ly styled by America's foremost designer, and skillfully tailored by America's leading makers of fine cloth- ing. Equal in every _ i | respect to last year's i $45 Tuxedo. ; 1 EARMAN, ANNA GZOR( B ', Mon~ oy Dectmber GHOTGE: odgeniz, Mong s;{rc;’flu&l‘fiel.dmffi J. P. Atkins, 3018 1] rd. .W., ANN, ” EARMAN. Notice of ‘\In!l’llA h"EX?RGE ARLEY, MARGA) MANUEL. - day, December 27, 1931, at the l’oln th?& of her daughter, Ci rine - McVearry, 323 1ith st. n.e., AR MANU] widow of Thomas P, Farley. Puneral from the above residence on ‘Wednesday, December 30, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass Thterimant Mown OloL amstery, ° hoik: Vel Cometery. ® Reia: tives and friends invited. i R;,i. JEFFRIES, HAYWARD H. Tues December 29, 1931, mwy/?nfi . gév" FRIES, beloved hushand of the late Uon tance’ Jeflries. aged 11 Funer rom his late residence, 463 AL st. n.we on fes ahll RIS e be: g, "a: riel n; ALl L terment at Glenwood Cemetery. JONES, JAMES. Deparied this life on Sun- 27, 1031, at 11:20 p.m., day, ’ December JAMES JONES, the devoted husband of Gillie Jones and loving father of Mrs. Es- sle Maud Jones Brown, grandfather of Chester Brown, sr., end great-crandfatber of Chester Brown, Jr. Funeral Thursday. December 31, ‘st 1 6'clock, from. Liberty Baptist Church, 23rd st. between H and I sts. n.w., Rev. Gaskins pastor. Relatives and friends invited, . JORDAN, ESTELLA E. On_Mondsy, De- cember 28, 1931, ES' E. JORDAN, at her residence, 1438 Bpring pl. n.w., AgL 25, Funeral from W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chapin st. n.w- .o Wednesday, December 30, at 2 p.m. In- terment at Plainfield, N. LAKE, DAVID E. On Monday, December 3, 1931, av A5 residence, 1123 Abbey bl ne. DAVID E. LAKE, beloved son of Mr Mabel Gorman (nee Neitzey) and sop o the late Robert H. Lake. Funeral from his late residence on Wednosday, Decem- ber 30, at 2 p.m. Relatives and_friends invited to ‘attend, ~ Interment | Hill Cometery. LOCKEY, MARGARET. On Saturd: - | n_Saturday, 47 | cember’ 26, 1931, at 8:45 Do MARGARET LOCKEY, 'devoted wife "of ' Ira' Lockes: mother of Ira, ir. Marlon and Margarei 43| Lockey. “Bhe leaves other reiatives: and friends; Funeral Wednesday. December 30, at § a.m., from St Augustine's Church. ¥V cloudy | Eemains Testing at-the W. Ernest Jarvis Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Part cloudy Jacksonville Fla, 30.04 Kansas City,Mo. 2072 Los Angeles ... 20.88 | Loutsville. Ky.. 30.06 | Miami, Fla .+ 30.04 New Orleans.’ 30.00 New York, N.Y. 20.88 Oklahoma City. 29.64 Omaha. Nebr. . 20.76 Philadelphia 29.92 Phoenix. Ariz.. 29.76 Pittsburgh, Pa.. 30.02 ... 29.78 . 26.90 Raleich, N. C. 30.00 Salt Lake City. 20.74 $an Antonlio... 29 80 San Diego. Calif 20.90 San_ Prancisco. 29.96 8t. Louls, Mo.. 29.92 8t. Paul Minn. 30.02 Beattle. Wash. . 20.84 Epokane, Wash ’Zgg‘l Tampa ©20.96 WABH,, D. C. FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations, Temperature. Weather. London. England. . 35 Part cloudy | Paris. France 36 Part clou | Vienra, Austria 45 Part clou Berlin, ermany. 34 Cloudy Brest. France .. | Part clou Geneva, Switzerland Part clou Stockholm, Sweden. (Noon. Green Horta (Payal). Azores (Current ob: Hamllton, Bermuda vee 8an Juan, Por Rico... Havana, Cuba..... . Colon, Canal Zong Sleep on, srandmother, and take your rest.” HER Y DROTED GRANPDAVGHTER, Mirs. RARY B, LAWEON OWENS, JAMES B. Jn sad byt lovin m%a o Tour Vaoss® fafhere B. who epnned f.h‘l life one Year ago lay, December 20. 1930. HIB FAMILY. SASSANO. RAFFAELA. Ip sad but lovin remembrance of our dear other an granamother. RAPPAELA SASSANG, who departed th's life eleven years ago today, December 29, 1920. 3 R A0 it pemembered 1n denth, LOVING DAUG! 3 UflNCm% ROTUNDO, AND GRANDCHILDREN. SMITH, LILLIAN PAULINE. In loving re- membrance” of my ' devoted daughter, LILLIAN PAULINE SMITH. who departed this life twenty-two years 2go today, Dee cember 29, 1909, Coyld she_ask me if I m 2 Yes. it fills my heart wit! ,;,lrfll, But_your spirit sweetly whispers, ““Couraze. mama, we shall meet again.” HER LONELY MOTHER, MABEL DAN- GERFIELD. . VQLLAND. ELIZABETE O, In sad but lov- embrance of ‘our ELIZABETH O. VOLLAND. w%lar drennc‘t”eeg this life two_years ago_ today. gtc-mbe; ; 920. HER DEVOTED GHILDREN. 00 WALKER. BETTY JAYNE. 1n, loving meme ur darling granddaug n niece, BETTY JAYNE ‘VALKIR.‘ '"go ?eft us four years ago tndav, December 29. 1927, GRANDMA, GRANDPA' AND AUNT MA- WALKER. BETTY JAYNE, Loving memorie of mv_little 'niece. B JA' . WALKER, who died four years ago today, December 29, 1927. Asleep in heaven AUNT DAISY. ¢ WALKER. BETTY JAYNE. In sad but Jov- ing “remembrance of your dariing iittle xirl, BETTY who le BV tour ears 'ago" today. Bacember ‘30 1927. of time. sed from’ troub! Has ‘sone above o shine. T OU0 The rose that s sweetst and fairest Is he bud that'1s kil oy he Foast And the love that is dearest and rarest s the love that we have lost. MOTHFR, DADDY AND BROTHER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Ehone wert use GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M ST. N.W. West_0i33, TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors to nor connected yith the orisinal W. R. Speare estabiish- Fithe Nattona1 2000 1009 H St. N.W. 8t. N.W. JOHN R. WRIGHT co. _ 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047. _ W. W. DEAL & CO. 818 A 6T, N LINCOLN 8300. CHAS. S, ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372. WILLIAM H, SCOTT 439 8th 8T SE. LINCOLN 0530. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1388, P.J. SAFFELL ,FERSONAL_SERVICE—REASONA . Cloudy ! Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy + Cloudy . Cloudy Clear . Cloudy . Cloudy . Cloudy ne. ital ospital. Noted Bacteriologist Dies., PHILADELPHIA, December 29.—Dr | Eamuel Woody, 56, superintendent of | th Philadelphia Hospital, bacteriologist, | died last night. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Births Reported. Joseph P. and Theresa Horning. boy. David E. and Isabelle Barry, boy. Harry and Lillie Weltsch, boy. Morris I. and Elizabeth R. Bierman, boy Norman H. and Virginia M. Edmonds, boy Edward M. and Gledys A. Baker, boy. George F. and Kathryn E. Ashton, boy. e ah matue (€ As Leonard C. nd Mildred E. G: boy. Hiram J. Anna L. Bush. Albert J. d Julia J. Gezelle, girl. Paul and Florence M. Albert, girl. Cecil R. and Alma Callis. girl. Walter A. and Borghild Dowd, girl. Solomon M. nd_ Jeanet Barnett, girl. Sam and Mary E. Vergus. girl. Ressie and Willie M. Barber. Randolph and Mary Carter, girl. Robert and atherine Marshall, Edward and Mauce Coates, boy. Robert and Alberta Jones, boy. Roland and ie Poreman, boy. Clarence and Marie Wilson. boy. ot acd planie Wison, boy Raymond and Julia Denp girl Garrisor and Hazel Smith. girl. Thomas and Susie Belt. girl Lindsay O. and Mary Murray. Yooy R e Murrar, JK’BHC'S. ho:’b e hy ¥Young. boy William and Sallie Draughn, boy. Richard and Annie Warren, boy. . Prospect DRIVER GE:I'S 30 DAYS Also Fined $100 on Charge of Be- ing Intoxicated. | 8pecial Dispatch to The Sta: FALLS CHURCH, Va., December 29 —Jervy Barnes of Tysons Cross Roads was found guilty by Mayor L. P. Daniel of driving while Intoxicated and fined | $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail.| Barnes, through Attorney Harry | _Ji| | Shockey, appealed the sentence to the| 1| January' term of the Circuit Court, |~ Barnes, driving a car belonging to| Alfred Thompson of Tysons Cross| | Roads, collided with one driven by| | Ernest Gentry of Vienna, December 24, | | on the Leesburg pike at West Falls | Church.” Gentry swore out a warrant | against Barnes Saturday. Thompson | | testified that Barnes was driving the | car without his permission or knowl- | | edge and had no registration card. ‘Correct funeral ehurch, 1432 U st. B.w. 29 PAGE. MAMIE. On Sunday, December 27, 1931, at 7:30 a.m. at her residence, 1819 13th st. n.w.. MAMIE PAGE. devoted wife of Nathaniel Page. mother of Thomas and Leroy Page. ughter of Nettie Corbin. Funeral ednesday, Decembet 30. at 3 p.m.\ from her late residence. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral hurch. 1432 U st. n.w., until 7 p.m. Mon- ay. thereafter at the above residence. 29 PAYNE, S. B. On Monday, December 28, 1031, et her residence, 7107 Shepherd st. n.w, Mrs. 8 B. PAYNE, wife of the late J_F. Payne. Services at'the above address Wednesday. December 30. at 2 p.m. In- terment Congressional Cemetery. 29 PRESCOTT, HATTIE RITCHIE. On Mon- day, December 28, 1931, at her residence, 437" New Jersey ave. s.e. HATTIE RITCHIE, beloved wife of William M, Prescott. Puneral from the parlors of James T. Ryan, 317 Pa. ave. se. on Wednesday. December 30, at 8:30 a.m. thence to St. Peter's Chureh, where mass will be said at 9 am Relatives and | friends invited. Interment (private) Glen wood Cemetery. .E\'Wlfl{‘ KATIE. On Sunday, Decembes 27, 1931, at her residence, 421 9th rt. s.e. KATIE, wife of the late G. Fred Ren wick (nee Hofmann), mother of John M. and Charles P. Renwick, Mrs. ertrude J. Sarborn and Mrs. Mildred E. Dean. Pu- neral {rom her late residence on Wednes- day, December 30, at_2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. 29 RENWICK, KATIE. Officers and members of Good Will Council, No. 15, D. of A. are hereby notified of death of Sister KATIE RENWICK and are summoned to attend funeral on Wednesday, December 30, 1931, at 2 p.m., from her late resi-’| dence. 421 9th st s.e. JANIE SHERWOOD, Councilor. MAE NAU, Sec. ANK. Departed this life sud- Saturday, ~December = 26, 1531, ANK RILEY. There will be no services conducted " by " the Columbia Lodge of Elks, Services and interment will be held in Richmond. Va,, where the Capitol City Lodge will have charge. Remains resting at E. W. Bundy's funeral home, 621 Fla. ave. n.W. RILEY, FRANK. Bession of sorrow was held * Monday, December 28. 1931, to arrange for the’ burial of FRANK RILEY. Body resting_ at W. Bundy's funeral home uniil Wednesday. December 30. Burial Wil be in Richmond, Va., Capitol City Lodge. No. 11 harge. HERBERT E. JONES, Exalted Ruler, ELMER S. TYLER, Fin. Sec. SCARBOROUGH, ALICE W. embe 1931, 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road § Col. 0464 | Adams 10341 DOCTORS Recommend | Unlicen;ed Driver Gets Year. Ambulances | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. Clean, Fresh and SANITARY | LAUREL, Md, December 29.—The in Ci maximum sentence of 12 months in the Charges Lowast in City House of Correction was imposed on $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Jacob A. Garrett of Baltimore by Judge Call Col. 0432 wirl girl | CAND} BOWS TO STYLE | SPOKANE, Wash., December 29 (). —Candies and sweetmeats also must bow to the dictates of style and eco- nomics. For example, salesmen for a candy manufacturing company meeting here were told the trend is toward larger pleces at lower prices, or at least larger pieces. 5 To attract the ferninine buyer, candy makers are planning varigated displays in the top tray of boxes, on the theory that women must have an opportunity to select before buying. LIFT JOY-RIDERS FREED Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., December 29.— Five youths, ranging in age from 12 to 20, were arrested yesterday for joy- riding on the automatic elevator in’the | Doniphan Building, at King and Co- lumbus streets. They were dismissed with a_warning by Judge William 8. Snow, in Police Court_this morning. ~ FOUND. boy. boy. wirl &irl. Marriage Licenses. Morris Dicken. 22, and Bessle L. Furr, 19 Cl! 27, and Anna Lou Aaron Valk, ton Washington 21; Rev. Robert Anderson m’ R, Grayson, 25. and Celeste J. James' F. King. ,21: and’ Rosie’ Malone. 18; on. 26. and Ada M. Brown, Washington. 0. and Lilian V. Bryant, 18; Wiltams . 35, and Mann ; pcCTE Davis. 35, and’ Mannie Turner, 10 Ruftis Jones Daisy Pettle, 19; Rev. I W. Bundran Forrest Woodard, 38, and Lt utler, 22 s 3D th of Richmond Joseph Blumberg, Rev. M. Becker. Smith.’ 26, and E of Richmond: Rev. W Goodhart, 2 J. Chew Sheriff yesterday on charges of driving on a revoked permit. Gar- | rett was arrested by State Policeman M. E. Katz. He appealed the sentence. W. E. Hende: 18] Rev. W- L. Manhattan AR Dle, Dress Shirts Clocked Silk Hose $1.00 BLE. 055" LM (GAWLER CO - Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 M St N.W. o, an Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENT] NW. Nati Modern Cnagel. Teienhone National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 B St NE. Lincoln 0524 Ambulance s ian B. Dawes. nd Mary A. Butler, 19 and Ethel M. Yates, 20, Rev. W. S. Abernethy. 25, and Rose Spivak, 21; ie Lee Baughan. | o 6F MONET i arather ok 8UM OF MONEY. Dec. 26, with another ob- R animod: nq | ject. Owner must identify himselt. . Call! yarwirer W. Seller, 51, Jopoa. Ad Hev. . | Colimbin 3541, st auc F. C. Redmond. 24. and Bessi, 237 bt of Phiiadeionin: hens Thmedden: Boordc 1T, W, Lyne. 21 and Gladys V. Martin _LOS1, Ferd il Rev. Thomas E. BRACELET, platinum, one diamond snd two | sappoires: ' sentimental value. Reward 5, Cialborne. 32, | Bhone “Potomac 6800, Apt. 412 29+ nd CAlice '3y | BRIEF CASE—Black leather, containing Forbes' Magarines and various papers: ‘Re: e enry H. Love, 2153 California s Brewlngion WU P 8943 S and Jean Wallach, 22; | GLABBES, in black case_on leaving Colum- | bia Theater or in Try-Me taxi. Christmas and Laura Vv erine L. Han- 0. White Dress Gloves $3.50 Columbia_641 42, and Janie T, ond: ey Harvey W ww. oeaL i AN = Ri Wiliem E. Rucker, 20 Lamore, David Tavlor. 23 Rabbi J. T. Loeh Lawrence E. Pa Moler. 32; Rev. H. M. Hen John F. O'Ne(ll. 38 and agan. 34: Rev. John J. Coady. Louis F. Halloway,' 49, and Baranette, 21; Rev. H. J. § George ‘Bontsele. 34, “and nings. 26: Rev. R. V. Nichelson *-\‘\\\‘“&\\\\“\‘\\“\'fi 2 Ryan Service 4 Always Excels and Is Economical i;‘g i offer has quality Funeral parlor, private ambu- to recommend it. ’é lance and lvery in connection Our charges are well within the reach of all. 4 ; JAMES T. RYAN i Funeral Director "% 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ,Jelcgbove, ARBARRA R ERERRERRRN N On Sunday. ALICE W.. wife of Milton ~E. " Scarborough. aged ‘41 vears. Funeral from ber Iate residence, 6901 Ar- lington road, Edgemoor, Md. on Wed December 30, at 10- am. Relatives friends invited. Interment Arlihgton National Cemetery. 29 SCOTT, MARY E. On Monday. December 28 1931, at 3:15 am., at Preedmen's Hos- pital. MARY_E. SCOTT, devoted wife of Willlam A Scott_and loving mother of Mabel B. Scott. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 U st. n.w. until 7 pm. Wednesday, there- after ai her late residence, 747 Hobart nw. Puneral Thursday, December 31. 2 pm. from Metropolitan Baptis R st_between 12th and 13th sts. Rev. E. C. Smith, pastor. 30 SMITH, CHARLES C. Suddenly on Mon- dev, December 2. 1931, at Sibley Hos- pital, CHARLES “C.. beloved son of Her- bert 'L angd Lillian’ B. Smith (nee Gray). Notice of funeral later. STEWART, HARRY. On Friday. December 25, 1931." at Johnson City, Tenn. HARRY STEWART. beloved son_of the late James Edward and Sarah E. Stewart, brother of Willlam H. Stewart and Mrs. Estelle V. Hawkins. Remains will be at Frazier's fus neral home, 380 R. 1. ave. n.w neral Wednesday, December 30, at 1 p.m., from Frazier's funeral home. ~Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. STOVALL. VERTA. On Sunday. December 27, 1931, VERTA STOVALL. devoted wife of Olistus Stovall gnd mother of Sam'QOu Stovall and sister "of Maggle Dent. Fu- neral Thursday. December 31. at 3 p.m from W. Ernest Jarvis fu church. 1422 U st. nw. Interment Lincoln Me: morial Cemetery 30 YDNOR, FULLER GEORGE. On Monday. | December 28, 1931, at his residence, 1928 Isth st se. FULLER GEORGE. beloved husband of 'Effle ‘M. Sydnor (nee Guy) Puneral from the 'above residence o Thursday, December 31, at 3 p.m. Rela tives and friends invited. Intermer Cedar Hill Cemetery. ¢ 30 ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. 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