Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1935, Page 11

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A's aftermath will be the first objective of the meeting. A definite effort was reported afoot by chamber officials to discourage at | the meeting itself such outright at- | tacks upon the administration as char- acterized the annual meeting last month. The directors’ meeting was to be | preceded by a session nf the chamber's | senior courcil scheduled for today. It is composed of former presidents of | the organization and its function is to formulate suggestions for the directors Sibley Sets Program, Harper Sibley, newly elected presi-| | dent of the National Chamber, already has set the keynote for the meeting, with statements and speeches en- thusiastically indorsing the proposed voluntary agreements. His view Ellis, and several nieces and that with N. R. A. dead as a com-| nephews. | pulsory institution, industry and com- | = i | merce now are free to regulate and police themselves with a minimum of governmental interference. The re- sult, he holds, should be a quickening CHARLES WILLIAM HENRY ELLIS, Former assoclate of Alexander Graham Bell and later connected with the geophysical laboratory of the Carnegle Institution, will be buried in Cambridge, Mass., after services at 2 p.m. today at the home, 1939 Biltmore street. Born in Boston in 1851, he had lived in Washington since 1886. He died at his home Tuesday night. Burviving are a daughter, Mrs. T. S. Palmer; a son, C. Roland agreements is not shared oy Presi- dent Roosevelt, aithough the Chief | Executive has said he would iixe to| see such agreements attempted and inoa, in the tempo of business. | His enthusiasm for the vowuntary | eXPressed a hope that they might srove: effective. However, Mr. Roosevelt expects that | | because of the purely voluntav na- mre of such agreements, thece will a_recalcitrant minority which slunu prices and wages, forcing more | ethical competitors to do the same uh(ng in order i5 survive. Program to Show Changes. 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At the meeting last month, the chamber took vigorous exeepcion to numerous fundamental New' Deal tenets, evoking from the White House an assertion lts leadership we: not representative of the rank and file of American business men. In the smaller session of the Board of Di- rectors, a representative of the cnam- ber sald, such outright thrusts will be avoided, if possible and activities confined to the formulation of a new program to be followed throughout the coming year. FRANK PRICE, ETCHISON FARMER, IS DEAD AT 68 Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon at Laytons- ville. Special Dispateh to The Star. ETCHISON, Md., June 13.—Frank Price, 68, local farmer and lifelong county resident, died in Montgomery County General Hospital yesterday ‘after a protracted iliness. Mr. Price, the son of the late Frank and Laura Brady Price, was un- married. He is survived by one brother, Percy Price, and four sisters, Mrs. Harry C. Hitasley of Rockvill Mrs. Nacey Harvey of Savage and Misses Laura and Caroline Price of Etchison. Rites will be held in the Barber funeral home at Laytonsville tomor- row at 2 pm., and burial is to be in Mount Tabor Ccm-ury. here, MRS. BESSIES BARLEY OF ALEXANDRIA DIES Wife of Member of Council Was Prominent in Christ Church, By 2 Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 13.—Mrs. | Bessie Smoot Barley, 89, wife of Judge Louis C. Barley, and a prominent member of Christ Episcopal Church | | here, died at 6:30 a.m. today at her home, 605 Prince street. In addition to her husband, who is | a former judge of the Alexandria Cor- poration Court and a member of City Council, Mrs. Barley leaves one son, Louis C. Barley, jr. of Washington. and a daughter, Mrs. Anna Barley Baldwin of Winston-Salem, N. C. | Vi daughter of the late AFI‘ She was Jeghaney and Susan L. Smoot of Alex- | andria. Funeral arrangements are not com- | plete. ADMIRAL UNDER KNIFE FRANKLIN, N. C, June 13 () — Taken suddenly ill while on a moun- tain vacation, Rear Admiral Newton A. McCully, U, 8. N, retired, underwent an operation here yesterday. The nature of the operation was not disclosed, but it was described as “serfous.” Several hours afterward his condition was reported to be satisfac- | tory. Admiral McCully, & former com- mander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet, is 68 years old. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Cerner Spring Road COL 0464 ADams 10341 o JUNE 13, 1935. RICHBERG PLEADS FOR ECONOMIC PLAN Teils Knox Graduates Constitu- tion Must Encourage Growth or Become “Delusion.” By the Associated Press, ¥ GALESBURG, I, June 13.—Don- ald R. Richberg, who retires next week as chairman of the N. R. A. Board, yesterday called for a “cordial alliance of the social scientist and the prac- tical politician to gain for Govern- ment what commerce nas won from the union of business man and sci- | entist.” Delivering what was expected to be | one of his last speeches as head of | the governmental sgency recently | blasted by the Supreme Court, Rich- | berg told the ninetieth graduating class of Knox College the American Constitution must encourage econom- ic growth or develop nto “a mockery and delusion.” The N. R. A. head was granted the honorary degree of doctor of laws by the school. The speaker lauded the “practical | politician,” applying to him the de- scription of & “much-underestimated research worker who acquires ripe knowledge of human behavior,” and asserting he was an essential instru- | ment in the development of an eco- | nomic constitution. He made it clear that “in this hon- role” he did not include, how- | “the grafter or the demagogue.” | WEDDING OF LINCOLN'S MOTHER IS RE-ENACTED| | Ceremony Is Held in Spring-| fleld, Ky., Park Site of Newly Dedicated Memorial. By the Associated Press SPRINGFIELD, Ky, June 13.—A newly-dedicated memorial to Nancy Hanke, the mother of Abraham Lin- coln, stood in Lincoln Homestead Park today, scene of a picturesque cere- mony when her wedding ceremony was re-enacted on its 129th anniver- sary. The memorial overlocks Lincoln | Run. Its flagstone court stands near a reproduction of the Lincoln cabin, comstructed under direction of the | Washington County Historieal So- | ciety. The historical society turned back | the pages of history 129 years yester- | |day to re-enact the Nancy Hanks- | Thomas Lincoln wedding ceremony at | | the park. Gov. Ruby Laffoon, former Gov. Edwin P. Morrow, Curtis G. 8hake, Vincennes, Ind., and Paul M. Angle, Springfield, Ill, took part in the Lincoln program, MRS. EMMA S. CARTER | DIES AT DERWOOD HOME | Special Dispateh to The Star. | DERWOOD, Md.. June 13 —Follow- ing an illness of several months, Mrs. Emma 8. Carter, wife of John F. Carter, died Tuesday at her home here. She is also survived by three — | 5005 by a former marriage, Ollie Wha- |len of Washington and Henry and | Dewey Whalen of this vicinity, The funeral was held today from | the home, with burtal in Forest Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg. Mrs. Carter | was formerly a Miss Lowe and was | la melong resident of the munly FEDERAL RADIO URGED | Women's Federation Hears D. C. | Man Favor U. 8. Ownership. : DETROIT, June 13 (#).—Dr. Tracy I ‘r Tyler of Washington, discussing four years of research into radio edu- | cation and entertainment, urged the | General Federation of Women's Clubs convention yesterday to support a movement for Government-controlled broadcasting to supplement privately | owned stations and chains. Dr. Tyler represented the National Committee on Education by Radio, and suggested the Government eould ®0 into the broadeasting business on 8 non-profit basits with advertising eliminated from programs. LOST. e Lost and Found cdvertisements I for the daily Star wid be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive. up | to noon day o} issue. Saturdays | and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star _up to 11 p.m. Saturday. swers Reward. 1407 14th " Jarge biack _ Sch name from auto en route New Market . t0 Rye, N JVrite Lester Heim Suniset_lane. Ry DOG— —Small _yellow 1 jone A “white breast collariess . Hufl for return to GLABBES_goid-rim bifosalr. on D between | 'h and 11th n.w. Return to lx.rnu of | lennemlu ,_room 2546. Tims. blue l!nher Reward. Shepherd REYS—Four Ty (ogs [3eh ke, on abort xfl n. lr‘ker (3ld band Twatd, 3388 ocrin Cive et PIN—Small_d lnd olatinum iamond pin. Liberal reward if returned Call Fomuc 4200 ;;r RAE fiam’f. of 4416 1 den st. n.w. 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Born in Huntaville, Tex., in 1854, the son of the late Dr, and Mrs. Jemes | Morrill Follansbee, he was eduuud! at Randolph Macon College, Ashland, | Va., where he was & member of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Besides his widow, Mrs. Lulu Cam- eron Follansbee, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Joseph L. Pry of Charles- ton, W. Va, and Mrs, Charles J. Stevens of Washington. Funeral services will be held at the | Methodist Protestant Church, Fort Myer Heights, tomorrow at 3 p.m. Card of Thanks PUJOL, JOHN. T wish to express my gratitude for the sympathy and floral tributes from my relatives and friends in"my receg bzosvement | P. PUJOL. * Braths. on June 12. 1035, LLOYD EDWARD A O] neral services at Afl\m igp National Cemeters on Priday. J. 14. m latives and friends Tt Myer gate at 12 45 p. FREDERICK. 8udd it ERICK BARKER of 13 hurch #t, n.w.. beloved husband of Eva arker. Bervices at the 8 H. Hines Co. meet & BARKE Inierimer Rock Greek emetery, “ IAIIITT. CONSTANC! Wedneaday. June m., at her residence ow’ York CONBTA! Tn'New ork Gty ’Alfull T. ve Two nieces. A his city and Mrs. H. 1 nephews in New Ha services Saturday, At Hysong's parior. t Lisbon. N BRUCE, ELIZABETH. Depar on Wedne. T3 Y residence 9 K st nw B reiatives and late "residence on Friday R0 am., by hish mass at ll A.m, At ithe the Epiohany. Ge men: Mount Oir BURNBARDT, JE§ une mother of Ma; from the W. Church C. Int w Cemetery Cl(l’rr WILLIAM TECUMSEN ,SHERMAN hi Tetigenon U, TECUMSEH BHFP\XAN CLicE. bel husband of Marie Ol Remains COLEMAN. FLORENCE. iite. Wednesday, June 17 residence. 349°C st sw devoted . niece of Geo dJoving aunt o Deoarted 1935 b m nce to her la Reral ‘Sunday. June 16 'at from Liberty Baptist Chur(h between H and Eye sts. n.w ment Harmony Oemetery. ~ 14.15.18 (OIBIV VIRGINIA. On_Thursday. June 131635 at Carson’s Private Hospita ViRATNIA OORBIN. beloved mother of Russie. Btaniey. Charlotte Corbin and Deborah Somerville. She al: brothers. four sisters. tw ine Dome.. Falis "Chirch morning. June 14 Presb: ur for fu Woodland Cemeters. DASHIELL. GEORGE B On Tucsd June GEORGE B. DASHIELL. Belved™ musbang. ol (e Tate Carpiins T. Dashiell. Funeral services at Saflell’s | chapel, 5th and H sts, nw . on Friday June i4. at 10 am. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. 13 DENNIS, EDWARD thence to. Wain Bhinaelonin " Pa 2 p.m. Interment i4 Bervices and in- igrment’ o Lnion Cemetery. Leesbur 11 am. Relatives and frien lnvitee. ELGIN, FRANK. On_ Tugsdey. June 11 or " Geneviev [ i ll!fl!l’ of Cnarlu D and M Funeral from the residenc B fln st n.w. on Pridav. June 13 2 pm, Relatives and friends invited. | Tnterment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. | ELGIN, FRANK. Comrades of the Asso- | ciation of Retired Policemen | D, C.. will assemble At 3% Friday. June to ESTARROOK. MARY T. hu June 13 Db st herresidence st. n.e MARY T. ESTABROOK. beloved Wife ‘of ‘the Iate’ William T, Estabrook and mother of Watts T. and Hul] T. E Notice of funeral hereafter k SPRAK or wpdnesaey | | on 3 beloved husbanid of Luiu' C. Follantbes (nee Cameron). Remains resting at_his 13th st. north. Fort Funeral from the Heights Methodist_ Protestant Church Friday. June 14. at 3 pm. In- | terment Glenwood Cemetery, 13 'Oll..F!T ADDIE. On Monday, June 10, 0335, at Casualty Hospital. ADDIE. be- lnvrd wife of Raymond Forrest. mother of Edward and Raymond. ir.: dsughter af the Iate John and Juifa’ McPherson sister _of Charles and i% n McPherson | and Idella Jenkins e alco leaves | several othes relatives and friends. Re- JTesting at Stewart's funeral H st. ne. until Saturday. Fyneral Sun- at'Z om. from Allens E. Church. Garfield. D. C.. Harrison officiating GUGGENHEIM, SIMON. On Wednesdax. at his_residence. 4700 Zonn, wve. SIRiON QUGHENNEIL sicd | K3 vears. husband of the late Oarrie Guggenheim and beloved father of Her- | bert Guggenheim._ Punersl 1rnm his | late residence on Priday. June 14, at 2 | m. Interment Washington Hebrew mezuy HARVE' MA J. On Tuesday. June 11, | 184, | n ym r Tesigence, 1402 S st nw. | m e beloved mother | Eaward Harvey of Fhil eishia. Thomag Harvey of Wy ingfon, D. C.; Mrs. Bva Harvey of King and Queens County, Fanni Brashears and Miss o Washington. D a ving sister. Mrs. ‘Nlnnln ing and Queens County. and jevoted sranddaushters. Queen Esther Brown and Luvenis farvey. F’lm!nl‘ rvices T‘huudlr AVFnl‘!I Jllnt X-':‘n o Interment | i IS 30 "o cloek, at Lomax's chapel Friends invited. e ad Quecas ooun y. mERO! g June . 1935, n smlu llnspull SARAH V. OLD, the beloved wife ‘of the late rie l Hérold and mother of Charies | r. Funeral Ir H. adgety's hm.nl home. 131 11th st. | on June 14. at 2 pm Helasives and friends invitea. ) TRANCIS. _Suddenly. on | .v lenu JAM RAN. Seloved Husvand of Rel d | Terment Consressional Cemeters JOHNSON. BLLIAN, arted this life on | June | 8. at his resi- Ll P;’ofl.h llrfd st ndri: | MILLER, CcHARL | 4th and Mass, Avs NE | the nrmn Phone NAtional 2892 * A_11 Braihl. it ms reflfllncr nna N ave ‘nw y JA uncie of Martha Bartee, n- wamm Carrie Gittings. Cecle and Mildred Pisner Remaing’ redeme at th enurch, riday. Jung i Ernest Jarvis 1432 You st o O Y\‘a’nn{-ulh e a3 pm he above fineral ghurch. Teterment Lincoln Memorial MELSON. THEODORE K. On Weduesday. June t Em;‘e-hrrv F;o-—\vvp.t ove ‘Melaon win'Be Hela at Zurhnr:n P rlors. 301 East Capito] st June 14. at 2 p Iy omit MELSON, THEODO! e members of the Aisociation b E K. Th f Oldest Inhabitants siiend the funersi of THEODOR! MEL- irhorst s funeral pariors lmnl st. on FPriday, June RE vee 3. BLIGE WRIGHT Beersiarys 4ont MILLER, CHARLES. On Monday 1935, 'al Emergency Hospital, O MILLER * Funeral from V. L. &pears Co. 1008 H st nw. Priday June 1+ at 1:30 p.m. Interment Arlington Ne- tional Cemetery. June 10, UA ecial o n eation’ of Colimie Lodee. No BBk A will be held at in sonic. Tem: ple on Priday. June 14. 1935 at 12:30 L for the purposs ‘of condustine sonic services a: t late prother CHA Woed wifiig & o OMER F. JOHNSO! aster, MILLER, cuAnLrl Somrades of Richard Harden Camp. No. 2, United Boanian War Voierens: wil pe semble at the V. L. Speare Co. funeral parlors. 1069 H st. n.w.. Priday, June 14. 1635, at 1:30 pm.. fo assist in the_funeral ur departe RLE= MILI LLER HAH!F! D. LONG. Com HOWARD L LESLIE, Adjutant, On Tuesday, comrade, nder. 14 June R. T Q3 Gieph's Chiarch, ~nd. and where mass will be' oftered 2 n- Va He 18 survive three sons, P June 14.'at 3 p.m urch. Alexand, v Ivy Hill Cemetary, Alexe a vices Prida Wednesday, Tiness. be- ¢ Beane. 5 Bertha Harrison » Collint and Edcar Lang. Fu: beloved wife of James Ricks ane sister of Mrs. Nellie Tavior. Re- Frazier's funeral home : 1and ave Tor. MARY [ROSE FLLA On_Thursday, ine. | h On Wednesday, June 12 TRICE, FRANK 1 £County Generai m; June 14 son’ Cemeters e o Friday Intefment Etch WHELAN. HARRY DALTON. an J mmo\ bel and Outh o JARETTA Freed unrr A WHITE of beioved aunt of WHITE, esday s Hospital Florida ave. Mattie Mor- She also is I3 June p.m Baptist invited. 18 Ninsisenth = Street ves and friends WILKINSON. VIRGINIA G _Suddenly. or ualcs i g In Memoriam. JOSEPH. 1n loving rememb; 2d ane our father. Ji \= 1ife one ne P *a BRAUN riends 1 am lonasome e midst of pleazura I'm hine face And » heartacha husband - dear. true and king he let nd chml(lh [ Lre znu of h 18 ““LoviNG WIFE__ MARGARE: BRAUN. AND DAUGHTERS . CLARK, MARIAH PRYOR ve 'and sweet A tri bute o remembrance [ memors of our beloved. aunt. MARIA} FRYOR CLARK. who so sudden! passe: from labor 1o reward one year Ako toda) June 1 Peaceful Peace! HER DEV be thy ¢ e grave so low NIECE AND NEPHEWS silent_slymher, CROWE. JAMES W. In sad hut lov 80_sudden was the call from heaven, No time to x So_auickly did th To take hil THE PAMILY. | ez, ALFRED. In remembrance of o usband. ALFRED FLZIE. wh < ago today. June 13. 108t Time takes away the edee of griet. Memors{urns pack evers iea MOTHER. MAMIE 'nmvms WIPE LILLIAN BLZIE s HAMILTON. CLARENCE H. In lovin memory of our dear husband and fathe CLARENCE H. HAMILTON. who die four years ago today. June 13, 1931, Let us think of him today More and more each day. WIFE AND SON. ¢ ER, GEORGIE C. On this anni he death of our dear UFOROIF (‘ LETCHER, we paus I breathe (his prayer The Lord watch betwean me thee. 'when we are sbeent one from other " June 13, 1024_-June 13 VAHIE, BENT. COURTS AND FLOBS. - MORGAN. BRLANCHE R. Sacred to th memory of our desr wife and mothe: BLANCHE R, MORGAN, who died on year nn mfln June 13, 1934 ‘ROEBANS " aND GittoRen. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium Lancoin 5200 Joseph B YBirch’s Sons "3034M'Se. Nw. Phone wihi ofing Establishea 1841 boeiern Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t. N. w Modern Chapel NAtmnal 2473 ’Jo‘fm R. WRIGHT {1337 10th 1. N.W____Phone North 0047 :|V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successor to nor eannceted with 009 -fi gnhm ment Al e los | ?%urn u':’elr Iou 0 “oted 'm gnln | ihrée brother xns inter and bther rein. iy “l? nn & Yetiden u -nen Tfunera; services will b nel n}«i June 14. at 1:30 2.m. Relativ lends in’ mznt Ar ational otery. , Wednesdsy, June GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piosss St N.W._____ NAuonal 4974 an NAT 'RICES. Pl 0] : s_i‘g-m;_:ficor:l@h Eye ||GEQ. A, COMLEY {3, %% Artistic Floral 4 Phono: A siene v garer 1