Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1933, Page 9

Established 1900 SARDO & CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE $4-00 LINCOLN 0524 BUILDER’S NIECE DIES Kin of Man Who Built Brooklyn Bridge Siuccumbs at 93. BUTLER, Pa, May 23 (®).—Mrs. Amelia Roebling Knoeh. 95, niece of John A. Roebling, builder of the Brook- Iyn Bridge, died yesterday. A daughter of Klrl Roehun( she was | 8 member n( the flmfly which founded | Snxonbur‘, in 1 Survi a dlulhffir and four sons, mcludlnl Prank of St. Peters- burg, Fla Belgium is p! double track railroad and Brussels. to electrify the tween Antwerp RARE BARGAINS “NEW DEAL SPECIALS” WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY This is NOT a “CLEAN-UP” Sal are the highest quality goods. Thet Sale of High-Grade of lower-grade merchandi: Dahlia Tubers Ambassador, yellow, cactus; unusual. The Clansman, yellow. Heart of Gold, two shades of gold. Jane Cowl, two shades of yellow. Jean Kerr, pure white. Jersey Sovereign, flame-scarlet. Jersey Radiant, reddish bronze. Judge Marion, deep lavender. Ohio Glory, dark red. Pride of California, deep red. Thais, lavender and white. Trentonian, bronze red. {The Jersey Beauty Fi “aniia 22¢; a0 $2 EXTRA SPECIAL Only 25c each BEDDING PLANTS = BISHOP O’HERN DIES Recurrence of Heart Ailment Fatal to Rochester Prelate. ROCHESTER. N. Y., Mly 23 (P)— Bishop John Francis O'Hern of the Catholic Diocese of Rochester died ludA denly last night at the episcopal resi. dence. He had been confined to bed since Saturday with a recurrence of a heart ailment which he suffered last ‘Winter. Bishop O'Hern was 58 years old. He became the third bishop of the Rochester Diocese in the Spring of 1929, following the retirement of Bishop Thomas F. Hickey, who is still living. He was born in Olean and came of a family which contributed six other members to the priesthood of church. —_—————— WIFE GETS DIVORCE Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., May 23.—On the ground of technical desertion, Mrs. Katherine Amanda Spies of Chevy Chase has been granted an absolute divorce by Judge Charles W. Woodward in the Circut Court here from Ernest Spies, who is said to be making his home in Baltimore. The plaintiff was represented by Attorney James H. Pugh of Rockville. FOUND. FOUND —Biue ball earring with diamond: owner may have by identifying and paying for_this ad. _Phone District K304. LOST. OROBE, amethyst. between Stoneleigh Court s Democratic Club; reward. Re- o * Stoneleigh Cou: TASSES. red tortoise shell, last Thursday oSO st nw. between G and E Trinidad_bus: reward. LI NECKPIECI and B n.w M 1 . between um and Hth_and . Monday, ew.m DIs lr(t 56 wold. in in dow, ection. Re- "lg 11 NAllonl! 312 ‘(I, Bl‘lnch 560, or 055-J_after b. tie pin, of gold, Noraeshos of Reward. _Call Emerson 35086. K—Blue Dlt!nt ather, and Mon POCKETBOO! purple hat; ‘on ay, Liversl d. . 1036, Annapolis Hotel. * ward. Lincoln PIN—M: pearls WASHINGTON, DR. FLOYD McJ. ALLEN. Bachrach Photo. CLARENCE C. BUEL DIES NEW YORK, May 23 (#).—Clarence Clough Buel, former newspaper man and former associate editor of the Century Magazine, died yesterday at his Manhattan home after an illness of sev- eral months. He was 82 years old. Private funeral services will be held today. Buel is survived by his second wife, the former Miss Maria Torhillon, and their daughter, Miss Victoria Buel, and by two sons and two daughters of his first marriage to the former Miss Alice Snow, who are Thomas Buel, Richard Van Wyck Buel, Mrs. Henry Clapp Smith and Mrs. Vivian Burnett, D. C SURGEON FOR POLICE DIES AT EMERGENCY Pneumonia Fatal to Dr. Floyd McJunkin Allen of This City. Dr. Floyd McJunkin Allen, 38, of 2231 Bancroft place, police surgeon since 1926, died late yesterday at Emergency Hospital. He had been ill only a week, first from la grippe, which Ydove oped. into pneumonia. He was taken the hospital on Saturday, and Sunday, when blood poisoning set in, & transfusion was necessary. ‘Well known among members of the definflmmt. after his long service, Dr. n was first appointed as assistant on the Board of Police and Fire Sur- geons in 1923. During the war and for several years subsequently, he served in the Medical Cofps of the Navy. A graduate of the University ot Mich- | gan_ Medical School, Dr. Allen was president of the Unlvermy of Michigan Alumhi here. He also attended the Mayo Foundation, Rochester, Minn., and Harvard University, pursuing his medical studies. He was a native of Butler, Pa. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Winifred Cary Allen; a 3-year-old daughter, Winifred Clarke Allen, and a 3-week-old son, Cary Allen. He was a member of the medical staffs of Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat, Emergency, Children's and Gallinger | Hospitals, and of the medical faculty | of George Wsshington University. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. T A Hoover Begins Holiday Trip. PALO ALTO, Calif, May 23 () .— Former President and Mrs. Herbert Hoover left by automobile yesterday for 5 brief holiday trip to the Sierras. They did not announce their route or exact destination. UESDAY, MAY 23 1933. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and slightly warmer tonight and tomorrow, y showers; gentle southeast ‘Thursda; and south winds. Maryland—Fair and slightly warmer tonight and tomorrow, Thursday showers. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, slightly warmer in east and north portions. River Report. Potomac River little cloudy and Shenandoah very muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature, Barometer. Degre Inches. 30.08 30.10 30.13 3013 30.19 3114 Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 79, 5:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest, 58, 3:00 am. today. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 90, on May 20. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (mrnlshed by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) 2:13p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today.... 4:49 Sun, tomorrow. 4:49 Moon, today.. 3:53am. d Automobile thu must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches tn the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933 Avenn Recard. January 3.2 355 . | Harrls Maxwell, MAXWELL FUNERAL RITES HELD TODAY Alabaman Had Been in Customs Service of Treasury for About 28 Years. Joseph Kerr Maxwell, 67, who died suddenly following a heart attack at his home, 3838 Windom place, Sunday, was buried in Washington Memorial Park Cemetery this afternoon after fu- neral services at his home at 2 p.m. Mr. Maxwell, who was a native of Tuscaloosa, Ala, had been a resident of wuhln[ton since 1902, and had been in the Customs Service, Treasury Department, for 28 years. He was edu- cated at the University of Alabama, and had only retired from his Government post last January. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Luch Iumseyi h{:cxaueu & daughter, 3 eary; two sons, Jue h anm mml!. and Dr. John olm, Jennie Lou Chisholm and Mrs. Kenneth Hunter, and a nephew, Arthur Chisholm, all of ‘Washington. He is a cousin of Edgar Allison of this city, and of Maj. Thomas ‘Woodbank Plantation, ‘Tuscaloosa. Honorary pallbearers at this after- noon's services were Maj. Gen. Amol ~‘4' {mecm Hn:vel.l Ooflrdon Maj. T. T, esthof - son and Sam Houston. o An: Marriage Licenses. Edear W. Waush, 31, Ypsilanti, Mich., and Josephine Johnson. 22, 3640 New Hampshire ave.; Rev. A. A. McCallum. Prank 8. Katsenba 3d, N Jpand_ Virginia Lackes, 25: 1087 Fark est mstein, 28, 620 Shuiman, 25, a‘au by ole, Thornton. 21. 1004 10! lace, dge th 1626 *h MYER, HYTE! of Charics. Batches s ten: =Y s moti! her MYER fo atiend the fyneral '%n‘::-a.y 24, from e, xsnx étn “‘ or‘ Wk “of woméfl-u & Au.AnA c. - Mar TEUSO! )l:.le:lu(u ln hel-. l'u:ln‘ m"“"‘ % 'S 10 mourn thei. g 2.-zxnm from the irch. Geo: ariors Georgia ave. and M‘n‘on. Jomx u on Thursday, May 1933, 2% o ¢ his ru'i’dm:. clo “'i; e 24. at 1 p. Zion mmmhb Sk h-l.wnn ua g-.'h-a sts. sw. REAMS, WILLL el AN . On Baturday. A ROBERTS, MATTIE Guhnnrb Hy 3 aiter, 8 briet il Robe) tives and rvices, Jesiex W:'l.hmll!‘gn s ‘}umr'-'i parior. 3083 lntem;tnl Friday st uw?emevfmf Washing vt Berchatt, A trien Monday. Individual ]10c each; $1.00 per dox Marigold Annual Phlox Ageratum Petunias ese are fine plants, put up in ot dutnot compare with ordinary Cannas Verbena Vinea Snapdragons Wandering Jew Stock Scarlet Sage s, and_ Eleanor nuv-mex] 18, et reridente, nmheuvnl st. Rey. Jam o, - nd Jtln Il ;urhv m Md., MARTHA y m.n ’. leene. alln'ln' chudnn l, My therine "5 " George L o £, B e Ww-fifl Chiurch, Tpet Invited. ves and nl?:mu" ‘May 24 Tase {:&m‘- fifim “.vmégu R TR lnl ‘ 8.m. T of ati lends }r. !nurnunl u.m"&&:? ée"mm iy deorae M, 28, 19, otn 0tCBI8 T e etien 1 1, rles I Carroll. 25, 127 104 mu ‘Gathe rine Boswell, 23, bights, ne B .fi’, G gk, )‘d R!V Ji oM Freslove Wrmn. 36, ' Bro'n 46, nnd i 5"': ook 1308 'i’%"w"&"it rIu oo Haurd, B e, 24, and Plhfl¥ V'HL 2, aitin, 43. 430 Jorias “gre., lnd Mlfl,lt Jeflers, as Gates, emn “Abderson, 21, 4234 Bepoing 1d. . 20, 223 Parkers Duft Cathert 8in Cutherine Siming. prépril ey Citizens to Meet Tonight. Deaths Repofled CHEVY CHASE, Md., May 23 (Spe- cial) —The meeting of Section 8, Chevy Chase Citizens' Association, scheduled for next. Tuesday night, is to be held in the auditorium of Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School tonight at 8 0'clock. - 22 Q s Samuel Lees. g Hospital. pyamuel T. ‘Nicholson. B, Gaiinger Hos- 79. 8t lllzbth H ital. g i ool T urxr. w’uu. 7 00‘;;"‘::1":“}!0!- WRIST WATCH, Gruen, Vionat. Country Club mu-y ‘plen anxious to recover. NOrth December .. o... Weather in Various Cities. % Temperature. | LARGE GLADIOLUS 3i5: On Days of Sale Only We Will Sell EXHIBITION MIXED GLADIOLUS ‘”“‘r,“u‘i'::‘.;."- o Piovidence Hompital. [R— J AMES T. RYAN === FUNERAL SERVICE = Jeremian A, Beencty, 08, B vitence. Hos- == - == === ||""8ha . . Rohey. 98, 1108 oh ot sw. Sarah Blum, 49 Emergenc H“gh Joseph _Corrado. 48, Pm\ nce aplh] John McLaughiin, 38, Emergency . Weeks. 37 1408 Ridge pl. s. . M ,. Providence Hospital. Infant and Eleanor G Thompson, Sibley Hospital, fatans to Everelt and Eilleen Brown, R Gerge Hos, I M N , fleld-grown plants. Dug in e g packed in bAskets. 18cEa. 51-95 Doz. injum Sedum Chrysanthem Bereows Hollyhock Sweet Wil iy olumbine ASIUINH “+qusu awey & 3591 ‘Stations. Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service Ryan service is backed by years of experience, reputation and com- plete equipment. Today, we offer the finest funeral service at the lowest possible cost . . . in fact, AT ANY PRICE you can afford to . Families in all walks of life— and in all sections of the city—call on Ryan, because Ryan Service is distinctive, sympathetic and most reasonable in cost. prise _winners —includiny low price of nnnflo -f% hi V. BN e «+"gupiaisak Olarh of Thanks. BETH. I wish to th rnny !runn. $ and rslatives for m-l'rngmu- E "E l( th!,fith u.l‘ my dluflt Braths. LLEN, FLOYD May' 22, 1933, gb&'ln M and of of wumnd Body Gale 5 n. SRl spital. e o g3 232338338 *ra'::ah.". o a A.m.? Fedri 3.5:m. from Orlce's un'd‘"’&ml .‘Ffie and ‘x{.le;m iavited: Taiermeit By oy On Mondsy, my Spray Your Garden Now! APHISTROGEN (for Arhu) 2: 50c; 4 ox., 75c—Makes 60 times its volume. INSECTROGEN (for insects) 4 ox., 60c; 14 pt., $1 (makes 60 its volume). FUNGTROGEN (for Fungus Dis- % pt, 75¢; 1 pt, $1.28 Q 9ca 883! Cincinnatt Clevelan: Columbia, Denve Col BRI @3 Births Reported. Percy W. and Thelma V. Graves eirl. Enilip O a2 Thume Yo grar s win A and Rozelyn Riley._ oy Turn Back the Pages See your loved ones as you remember them best. Lat the skilled hands of Underwood Underwood craftsmen restore a. AMBULANCE SERVICE = Handsome new un- lettered ambulance— For local $4 Il A nday, MeJUNKIN. On Mo at Em mcr Hospit: beloved b and father il e 2322333232732 27303 3 233 ave. n.w. Notice or husband of ll“n u' J sband of Pleasant .J'E_- wmum nF M mnma. fl 1% or <1 12 I RN RN 132 IIB AT 2 i BROADDUS, JUNTUS. 29.96 30.16 20.70 8¢ 3 e o 3 Top Soil 100 . $1 Funeral gmm th uneral home, iy "G 1800, Chaa £5, o on tives wnd Iriends invited, Interment Fort HNSON, LOUI! Lincoln Cemetery. BEQOKS. JEANETTA. JO) o Burex Reliet Assoetation. is ‘hereny notified B of.the deaths of JBANETTA 1933 9, 28 on a5 i3 'rn.'lb:rmaeut CLAGETT, MAGGIE CO urday. May 20 "163 AND CLAG Val . Widow of Charies’ cfinm, Toving sister of Annie Thomas, survivi: e relatives ‘and frien Remains at e, 389 Rhode Island ot services will be 24. at 12:45 p.m. s at Laytongville, Md. 23 AHUE, HUGH CARROLL. On X May 22, 1933, wn "nn‘hfi his_residence, CARROLL Glitton, Terrace West, beloved husband of the late Mary o Denabus and uncie of glmu Puneral serv- for_75e. Waeid o lh. 8e. yunn-l-n-t-u) Balderson Company, Inc. : 626 Indiana Avenue N.W. Through te 617 C Street N.W. Extending g Phonu. National 9791-9792 Free Deliveries 3 A=) FEEAR James T. Ryan Funeral Director 32, mel !ormun. our little d‘slflli lwnli. l!lu)l Tn ..r:..“.‘.,.""" % ennn O dour mathes. AT SHESrT. el | left us seven' yeifs ago today, May 23. fll’l not dead, ‘nnm el 5:‘":‘ oss day: nd 2 st m.vnunu Hovers 'nm oo et you wish. is surprisingly low. Come in and see 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. e Jonder- Underwood and Underwood 1230 Conmnecticut A 4 2RERIT o SERTRSIS - ° Fe:5 e saut ks 23200 2 SE 22 5335225033 23 Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 152 3048 78 58 « FOREIGN. lm QGreenwich time, today. Temperature. We wmhu. Brest, ance Zurich, Switzerland. SIBTER patn. Gloug raltar, Noon. G ch um. today.) Horta (Payall, Cloudy P 1d: ‘Azores. rent obnruuom) orma b Herment Contressionel Cemeters, DOUGHERTY, SUSAN A .On Monday, May 22 1083, "at the Wesbington 3 l(ly 24, at 2 3 Cemetaiy. on y 22, 1933, at. lhl Hom! for |M & Q l‘h - b . "ALICE R. & Qged 83 Rémains resting st the Ernest C. Der funers] noms. Guithersburg, Md; ral services | (ay 74, 2l gnm:{mznm Md; th-hnc’u'nr wxiem'tia' A, m.. for lnurmm in wtnarmn?'om:'zg Ti WALTER. On Tuesday. A te. Tesidence. of hix da 3 Dixons. Rosnoke. Va., nner I llml'l TER . Notice of fu- HACKETT, EDITH. rTussday, Mey 23. 10 ave. p.m. lnurmnt Cedar Recommend AMBULANCES The GREATER Chambersco 1 not only made YOUNG, SARAH. Sacred to the our des mother, BARAR Y dlnlnfl AR memorfes of you, desr /OTED ANCY, %m AMBE, ———— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F, Birch’s Sons ¥ ms"'l"é.“,‘m“"\'s.‘éif 3034 M St NW: G I devoted hus Sy Rrs JOHN R WRIGHT O, Clark, and a sister- | 1337 10th St N.W. jorth 904 [ Clark. - Remains® tem- e liRisnea 1870 7 at Robert c-mnm:;- tu- :|V. L. SPEARE CO. ne, Pu s rom Met- Neither the Fogee 10 nor connected with the original R Soeare ‘estabiianment irch, D st. ke s 1009 H St. N.W. Relatives and National 2 LIAM H. SCO x oe 7 | J"WILLTAM LEE'S SONS CO. : CREMATORIUM. 4th & MASS AVE. N.B. LINCOLN 5200. Frank Geter’s Sons Co. st. 1113 SEVENTH Riodern Chaver: Tewshone National 2473 W. W. DEAL & CO. d | 816 H ST KE. LINCOLN 8200 CHAS. 5. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Fhons Liseorn 6373 Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. N.W, NAtional 5523 JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA. AVE. S.E. ATiantie 1700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. :|Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. AR Ao Doure Sorricve GEO. C, SHAFFER "o B Py A F_YE Flecsd Experts Night Phenes. Clar. 130-J-1 or 261-3-1 FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 Delivered aim to be the first Ford Dealer. tly delivered them myself. n I have driven ocars 1 e delivery. and the people 1 suppose that I may ol , but sold them and frequen 'l'ho ndrive away" is not new; ofte towns in Ohio or Indiana or Michigan to mak There were no good roads in those days, a motor car before. y enthusiastic custom the value of dependable t rom Detroit to 0st of other relatives ily resting home. New Notice of re I drove had Clean, Fresh and SANITARY $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. never seen My first reall the first to realize scattered pnotico. Even today I occasionally hear We had to teach local mechanics how t found everywhe ice began, which is now : i 5‘“’11 ed from the pbeginning that a sale does not complete ou = piserEige h r customer — it creates upon us an obligation to see u 5 ves him service. Ford Dealers know their duty to the ers were Country Doctors. They were ransportation to a widely from some of those first Ford users. o care for the cars. That is how re in the world. EISEMAN’S Seventh & F Sts. N.-W. sday 24, T thence to !l Dvmlnlc Church, 'her- mass will be offered at for the re- pose gf her soul, = Relatives and, friends ! "nterment " Ariinston National Cemetery. AL A. Suddeni " . ay. May Anss Seagend, “."“rf'u mmne. fh o e ntx.um loved ? M !mrll!;-flor SOl § ) b T R Sudden on an Monda iday, M Sy o 193, at her 55-4 SoNerance us’mx!. ‘Shed"08 llam fenr; residence on esday, May a.m.. thence to Nativity Chapel. 1 0_a.m. Relatives and Chestnut transaction wit! our customer's car gl public in this respect. say of Ford Dealers ge: d standing in their col Wor urn-h-n. Klef nerally that they have been and are men pmunities. Most of them have been with ndicates that we agree on basic business principles. he methods used to sell the Ford car are t of the Dealers who handle it. Ford V-8 is the peak of our 30 years experience. ) Its eight—cylindar engine is e a better car. The car is admittedly very good looking and has operation because of It is economiocal in table riding qualities. o esign and low oar weight. It is the fastest, erful car we have ever built. Koyt I can of character an us many years, which i W. o7 runoral Borms o. tuneral bome. 14 oo ch-nl;\ The Company provides that t! t with the self-respec consisten The present We have never mad powerful and smooth running. advanced engine di roomiest and most pow! m m 1s A llnen. " Sha Rk rieodor he was alio s ‘menber of :n. n'&'a‘ T e Aseent NOTHING DOWN| & Just Pay $6 IN JUNE $6 IN JULY $6 IN AUGUST - Open An Account Now EISEMAN’S, 7th & F STS. . % this her resi TTHEWS. loss two_sis- Sarah Brazton; h Mackell funer: ol funer: life Dlgimd nMgndaY, s Moy fl. a5 i e o 67 Oth st. CitakcEs m%s m o the "late Lawsen asd Laurs MeDan us! f Mrs,