Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1935, Page 9

————'—‘—_———_'-—_———_——_———L_ of a heart attack yesterday at Ocean View, Va., where he was vacationing with his wife. Stricken on the beach, he died before medical aid could be summoned. Mr. Ogle, who lived at 1434 Harvard street, had been employed by the Trade Commission since 1918. He 2 i served on several investigation proj- Is Stricken on Ocean View ects and on a special coal commission. Beach. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed, but it is expected R. K. Ogls, 65, an accountant for | that burial will be tomorrow in Bal- the Federal Trade Commission, died ' timore. R. K. OGLE, 65, DIES OF HEART ATTACK SRR T Accountant for Trade Commission SPECIAL ON UPHOLBTIRING Davenport and Chair Cushions New Spring Construction, $1.50 Cogswell Chairs Upholstered $11.50 Club Chairs Upholstered 13.50 Fireside Chairs Upholstered__.__. 14.50 Have your upholstering done right and put back on its proper lines and proper shape by our skilled mechanics who have been with us for years. While spending money, get the best workmanship you can: Chair Caneing, Porch Rockers Splinted Call US Today or Tomorrow MORAL: Save Money Now CLAY ARMSTRONG 1235 10th St. N.W. MEt. 2062 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, G. S. PATTERSON, 61, DIES AT RESIDENCE Retired Navy Yard Machinist Was Victim of Heart Attack Suffered Last Thursday. George S. Patterson, 61, of 149 R street, retired navy yard machinist, ied of a heart attack at his home Sunday afternoon. Mr. Patterson had been ill since last Thursday, when he was stricken with an attack. A native of Washington, Mr. Patter- son had been employed at the navy yard for 39 years. He was retired in May, 1934, as a first-class machinist. He was one of the oldest employes there from point of service. Mr. Patterson is survived by his widow, the former Lula A. Smith of Hagerstown, Md., and 10 children, Alice, Mildred, Lula, Estelle, Cecella, Virginia, Harry, Louis, Russell and Edward Patterson. He is survived also by two brothers, Harry F. and Arthur Patterson, and a sister, Mrs. Lena Purcell. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 11 am. at the residence. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Ceme- | tery. e e Clock Winders Quit. BROWNSVILLE, Pa. (#).—The men who turn the crank that winds the big clock atop a bank building have quit their volunteer efforts. They said they would wind it again when | cents each per wind. the merchants in the vicinity paid 10 | ! Abell, Md. TR TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935. Machinist Dies GEORGE S. PATTERSON. Licensed to Marry. LEONARDTOWN, Md., August 27 (Special) —Marriage licenses were is- sued here to Herman Randolph San- ders, 23, of Irvington, Va., and Myrtle Louise Henderson, 18, of Palmers, Va.; Joseph Bernard Armstrong, 26, and Georgia Elizabeth Mason, 37, both of Oakley, Md., and Jerome Francis Hart- nett, jr., 22, of Washington,- D. C., and Mary Lillian Woodall, 20, of Sale SIMMONS Twin Studio Couches Genuine SIMMONS Quality An enormous purchase of fine upholstery fabrics by the Sim- mons Company makes possible this extraordinary offering of their famous supremely com- fortable Studio Couches finished with covers that would ordinarily sell for from $49.50 to $59.50 Beautifully covered couches. 23 different patterns of covers— mostly one of a kind. $33.50 We cannot get any more—and you’ll surely want one of them, so be on lection. hand early for best se- Values to $59.50 Keep in Mind—This Is the FINAL WEEK of the Big August Sale A. Store-Wide Event—and a Saving Time You Really Shouldn’t Overlook Make use of your credit. It’s always good here —making buying easy and paying easier. HousE & HERRMANN “Furniture of Merit” Seventh and Eye Streets 8433-35 Georgia Avenue | Roosevelt. | who died Sunday in the United States | were scheduled for this afternoon. | last four years, was formerly employed | partment of Justice. CONNALLY'S WIFE EXPIRES SUDDENLY Stricken in Office of Senator on Eve of Return to Texas. Flooded with messages of sympathy, Senator Tom Connally of Texas was preparing to leave Washington tonight for his home with the body of Mrs. Louise Clarkson Connally, his wife, who died suddenly yesterday. Mrs. Connally was in the Senate Office Building late yesterday when she was stricken with a heart attack. Assisted from the elevator to her hus- band's office, she lived only long enough for her husband to get to her side. A few minutes later, she clasped his hand, smiled and died. A native of Marlin, Tex., Mrs. Con- nally was 54 years old. She and the pressnt junior Senator from that State were marired in 1904, when he was & member of the Texas Legisla- ture. They came to Washington first when he was elected a member of the House of Representatives in the Sixty-fifth Congress. The Senator is now in his second term in the upper body. Recently, Senator and Mrs. Con- nally had made their Washington home at California street and Con- necticut avenue. Yesterday morning Mrs. Connally had finished packing preparatory to their departure for Marlin. Mrs. Connally was a talented mu- sician and was one of the popular members of the congressional set. Expressions of sympathy and sorrow poured into their home and the office of the Senator as soon as word of Mrs. Connally's death was heard. Among them was & note from President Besides the Senator, Mrs. Connally is survived by a son, Ben, a lawyer in Houston, Tex. FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR HARRY C. OVITT Former Bureau of Investigation Employe Will Be Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Harry C. Ovitt, 41, of 2418 Monroe street northeast, Veterans' Hospital at Oteen, N. C, | Final rites at the grave in Arlington National Cemetery were to follow | services at 2 p.m. in the Masonic Tem- | ple, Twelfth and Monroe streets north- east. Mr. Ovitt, who had been ill for thei by the Bureau of Investigation, De- | He was born in | Corinth, N. Y., and came to Washing- ton 10 years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Kath- | erine C. Ovitt; two sons, Harry C. and | William 8. Ovitt; a sister, Mrs. Flassie | Mosher, and a brother, Gordon Ovitt. | . /OIt.Qco/n | A burial 'park of aén/l7 loveliness Established 1900 ‘g / RDO&COJ IsA SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LlNCOLN 0524 SASIINN @ddr Hill (Emetery Where Perpetual Care is |, More Than a Promise| ¢ B4 I bA b4 I For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR (L No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S $75 to $200 and wup) DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A 3500 SERVICE For Only $265 e o o o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. u-rmn nnum 511 11th ST. S.E. ATiantic 6700 | Vincent H. Dies Suddenly m- TOM CONNAY. —Harris-Ewing Photo. MRS. MARY ANN HANDY EXPIRES AT HOME HERE Brief Illnesse Proves Fatal to Widow of Fireman—Funeral Services Tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Ann Handy, 72, a native of Washington, died yesterday at her home; 2323 First street, following & brief illness. She was the widow of Willilam B. Handy, retired fireman, | who died two years ago. Surviving are a son, Willlam B. Handy, and three daughters, Mrs. Cora Maddin, Mrs. W. W. Penny and Miss Bessie Handy. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 2:30 p.m. at the resi- dence. Burial will be in Congres- sional Cemetery. MRS. HELEN HEIL DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Sister of Inspector Frank 8. W. Burke Had Lived Here All Her Life. Mrs. Helen D. Heil, 42, sister of Inspector Frank S. W. Burke, chief of detectives, died today at her home, 1706 B street southeast. Mrs. Hell, a lifelong resident of Washington, had been ill for two years. Surviving are her husband, Harry‘ | W. Hell, assistant engineer at Freed- men's Hospital; two brothers, In- spector Burke and Charles E. Burke, | and two sisters, Mrs. Lulu Katz of Baltimore, Md., and Mrs. Martin Dry- den of Washington. Funeral arrangements have not yet | been made. HOTEL MEN .ASK HEARING The District Hotel Assoclation has| asked the Commissioners to grant its| members a hearing before rezulnmmp | governing wholesale liquor distribution | | methods are adopted, under authority | of the new measure passed by Con- | gress. Originally the bill would have re-| quired retailers to buy only from Dis- trict wholesalers, but this was lmended! to give the Commissioners d!streuom in adopting rules. Hotel interests | fear they may be prevented from buy- | ing rare wines and brandies not avail- | able through local retailers. e Marriage Licenses. Relph R. Shehyn 00_16th st.. Calla_L. Marshal 23, Eufauls, Rev. Roger F. Etz Albert’ H_ Garretson. 251228 T s Aznes P. P o and Ala. and Ross, 25, Tyron. Pi 2]. Pennsyivania Purnace, Freel Dexter. Mo.. and ermin Charest.’ EF mu-‘.nn = Nichols_ave. se.. Rev. H 0l Semuels. 21. 823 3rd st. le A. Fauteroy. 19. 19 e iRRS. 1156 6th st ne. n, 17. 432 M st. and Naomi and | J el 23 Oda R. . both of Balitmore; Rev. 20, 1410 36th st., and Mildred Brown, 21, Annapolis, Md.; Rev. Edward Ginyard Ulysses Kennedy, 21, 043 A st and Alice 1401 12th st . Dogostiano, 18, E. L. Harrison. Charles E. Le Foe 50, 3825 Beecher st 1330 L snd Ethe M Nchnrdmn 38, Rev. M. John E Litsas, 26, B8 14th st. and Helen !conomou “J, 914 New York ave.; wilitam ¥ Stover. 26. 313 Seaton pl. ne. t ontani 3 nt, g and “Minnie L ook, §7. 1805 4th st Rev: B. W. Joh 285, 7108 chulnul x!v johnson. Chailes’ Wilson ‘n C;nno a3, and r) " 26 Balimore, and Mary Falis Church,” Va.; Rev. E. L. B Julian r “Thompson. 26, and Vera, ishot 9. Doth x O pidimond. "Vas ahd Gladys A w:me- th of Arlington.a Va.; v Freeley Rohnr James B. McWill 744 Buchanan st and Knifton, 21. 17 New Hampsh! Rev. L' W. Amn Morris Seherr, Richmond. .l'!ngr Welss, 24, Brookiyn, N. Y. lur and L. Rev. W. James E. Jackson. 25. 826 L B Carringion 20, 2430 K s ipel] Ernest cr-'lord‘ 26, and Jessie Bell, 31. both 2101 Connecticut ave.. Rev. Eaward. Gm Edmund &hmhud 26. 4851 Albe- e a0, n_E. Johnson, 23, Nlll U d. Jami 8 Varnum st. and u.mm B Easey. 27, 4604 Sth st Rev. J. E. Deaths Reported. Commorota, 82. 114 4th st. Wllllam Cleveland, 68, Home for »\m ‘and George W. Kesfe, 68 Providence Hospital. Georgetown Hospital. .66, 17 o1 Garheld Hospital. . Maskell, 54, 2650 Wisconsin ". Hayden, 39. 2650 Wisconsin Jul lll M unyd 38. Bxble! Hulpllll Scl T, inger Hot lor, ¢ Hospital fant Bennett, Preedmen's Hospitel. fant Dove, Georgetown Hospital. Infant Barrier, umbll Hospital, Infant Pragler. linger Hospital. fleld Hospital, inger Hosp No.*17, “found 3rd and GLABSES_ tortise-sheil 22, 14th and G n.w. and identify. rame. e ing Aug. Gt Ea3% STRAYED in m: ‘nmllll one male setter, ‘white, lumon mlr lna Ownn cs&n have ver and feed. 378, o304 N Siatord st Chersy: legal holidays up to 10 a.m. of issue. For the Sunday Star BRIEF Bible. motebock " and gommentor, Eetween Sh aid fim sts. n.W. Rewa, Phone umm m w wcu OoF "i 1ith st se. Rewara for Teturn o, Rbode Island ave n.w. JLASSES wil ink rim, street car ¢ " Linden. Va.: Rev. | and Dor- | . 2451 Tunlaw rd.; | | Ri | CRAFT AUTO UNIONS FACE DECISION TODAY Green Favors Continuation as Delegates Meet to Form New International. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, August 27.—Settlement of the question of whether automotive craft unions shall retain their iden. tity ur be absorbed by the newly-or- ganized Autoraoblie Workers’ Union confronted delegates to the initial convention of the body today. Willilam Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, spon- soring the new international union, said he believed the existing craft | unions should be allowed to continue. Delegates from Toledo and Cleve- land expressed the opinion that tool- makers, diemakers, polishers and other craft organizations now existent in their memberships absorbed in the new international union, first to be promulgated since the last national American Pederation of Labor con- vention. Voting on acceptance of the A. F. Francis Dillon, A. F. of L. organ- izer, in the automotive industry, is ex- pected to head the newly formed union as executive officer. . Transient Succumbs. Prederick Russell, 56, regisiered at the Transient Bureau, Eckington place and Q street, died yesterday | afternoon shortly after having suffered a heart attack at Fourth and T streets | northeast. His only knovn relative, | Charles Ford of Utica, N. notified by police. Card of Thanks NAI!N GEORGE_ W. The family RGE W. NARIN wish to express their lmurc gratitude and appreciation for the beautiful floral tributes and kind ex- pressions of sympathy during their re- cent bereavemen MARY J. NARIN AND CHILDREN. Bmthn. BAII ALMEBA S, . E ‘el o\td wite Puner ‘from the pariors o onn. ave Au;uu .'h at 11 a.m. Interment Glen: Wood Cemetery. BLACKWELL, FRANK. On Tucsder. Au- u 935, at ' Gullinger Hospita ng Annie Blackwell nieces, two nephews. other r many friends to mourn his departure. R s at the John T. Rhines and Eve sts. ENRY On Saturday, A at_Casualty Hospital. af ¢ss, HENRY C. the bel on 5w, D. I rel I'l\fl ?nr‘ friends may be wnd at = t I rom abo \iemonnl Cen'*ev.ery | BUTLER, JAME On _Tuesday. Aul T 1935, JAMES belgved futher Sarah L. _Shorter. Rol ‘Thomas, Walte: Butler, brothe (Billy). Louisa and friends. Elewaris funeral ome, 90 Notice of funeral later. C\l'ltlfi C“A;Lg‘ 'l}l(lvllq lte On Friday, Auzu l\“!‘: re e Jv’ CHARLES CARTER. beloved husband of 2 Carter, son of the late Johin and | Carter. bBrother of Edward C Se G daymes of Wi €5 A, Carte xbuvm 7 {un!ril churc‘\ 'ment Ps B DICKERSON. day. August DICKERSON. ence Dickerson. Sarsh P Dickerson. George, John Ogress Dickerson. Amanda Wharto! ln% M’BXG\I:HE Blrd & host of ot Remains resting at, !h! W. Ernest Jl funeral church, 1432 You st n.w 4:30 Tuesday. 10! 1sband son of Jonn and [ ' D SR dhuren, 14ih and Corco nw. Im.ermenz Lincoin Memorial Cem HUR’ On Tues: A ot Brovidence Hos year of his age J “ldest"son of_Clarence F. Clara Hurtt Donohoe. Puneral on Thurs- day. August 29, at 9:30 am.. from his late residence. 1743 Webster st. T thence to Sa Heart Church. at 10th st. and Park road n.w.. where req high mass will be offered at 10 8 the repose of his soul. Rel: friends invited. Interment in Oak i Cemetery. (The omission of flowers d.) RENN. _On Monday. Augus RENN DRUM. beloved hu B-nmn Johnson Drum. Intermen! c JOHN T. On Monday. Au at_his_residence, 1900 H st VARDS. beloved | to Browneville. Md.. ‘where servic | be held in St. Luke's Parish at 11 a.m Relatives and friends are invited. terment Brownsville. Md. FI'A SARAH F._On Sunday l‘AIR EARAH F. F\lR A | mother of John. Cli 1 beth Fairfax and Remains at Prazier's Rhode Island ave, n.¥ | Tuesday, August, 57 the! ate residen ral Wednesda t SR nm Trom Liberts mnm. Chufch. d S Between H and I sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoin | Memorial Cemetery. GA T, AMBROSE C. On Tuesday. Aufiu:l 935, at the hr)xdxtfi( mlfld gh % Burton and Mrs. Anne s B Shw. AMBROSE C. GANT. husband of the late Anuie O aant No- tice of services later. ! AN G FTh35. st Frowdence Hospital P‘RANCBS J GLORIUG beloved daughter of the late George an On Monday. Au- thence to rid e ‘mass will be offered at 9 Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. GOLDEN, WILLIAM. Suddeniy, on day. August 26. 19 LIAM fovea ‘son of the late Gcorle Hina Mary Golden, Pull"lerll.‘lr}?m \‘Vh:h:\:;:am" ‘u‘l rs. John B s e on Wednesday. August A9 "8:30 am. olem mate, ¢ of the Holy Name at a It fhurch of thiends invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2 LEN DENASIA. On Tuesda by 1045, st her residence 1706 2" HELEN DENASIA HEIL (nee ). beloved wife of Harry flfi:s-\ ?l"o‘;x‘ the W. W. Chlmben Co. southesst, funeral home 11th st on Thursday. August 20. at 2 p.m jatives and friends invited. lmu- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. YiiaK L Of Sun g R T Tesidence, pii d of Beulah E. Evelyn. Elizabeth 517 tather of o Whiam l‘idolcnme Jr, Funeral from aor ce on e Aoy sl atives and friends are invited. %mermem. Asheville, N. C. On Saturday, August ‘mi‘,'“’n 8t " Sainger Hospital. JAMES ES o t runu-l Tuesday, August ¢ 8 B rom Prazier's funeral home. 389 ihoae Totand av . In= '.lrllllnt Wednesday, August Va. JETT, BOSE. Deperted e beloved mother ROSE 0‘ w\llllm Jeu lnfl Edith Jett. Funeral | 1d Thursday, August B e otmg Bl S invite nterme) il fol- pcr'-'vmd'm e George County, Va. NORMAN G. On Monday, Auiust KOG°§RIS at hfls r!sldencev 640 Eye st. NORM. K . beloved hus- lhry Dlllmth Kogok (nee Puneral from the above resi- August 28, at 11:45 1009 Sth st. n.w.. at 12:30 p.m. .les apd friends are invited. In- terment .:'lll C;;nlm Z. D 5 K eshinston, g RCe \ Lodge. 5B P 0. Eiks d this life on Mon- at 778 Harvard Tow’ pm. Rusist D35, or the purpose of | paying tribute to the mem- !'%Rnf our late hruther KOGOK, 10. 1928, o d_Columbia rd. Bhone Adams 5647, KITTEN— i red an Phone PEKINGESE PUPPY, brown, 4 white paws, 'hn.e on chest, answers name chlnkv- woo.” Reward., Phone Wisconsin s October Mllld to the Grand ladz! of the Here- after August 96, EI ices at ‘}nt- .. of J. MURR. ed Ruler. AY. Exalt: Attest: W. 8. SHELBY, Secretary. the industry must be abolished and | of L. charter was scheduled for today. | of | d Anna M. Glorius. | ter's Tesidence. M. | n.e.. on | o LAGAUSE. FLETCHER, o, Batirduy. AUgis 2 Lh0S, At g ACKE" of ER 1AG! B 14th st. n.w. ADL. 20. He leaves to mourn their loss a deyoted friend. Mrs. Emma Green. and a host of othef friends. Funeral Wedne August, 28, Tuneral p.nm""{‘u??‘?{'—mn e fa- terment “Fayne's Cemeterys © o oy NIOR. _oOn wmduy August 28, at the Garfleld Memorial Hospital, JUNIOR. the beloved fon of Emma_and ;-';'ml‘.‘fmmfzo-";’ Lee and brother of Ken mond ‘Lee. Fu | ihe Eckmgion P Pmby»»mn‘“"l S 22 Tarives ;'nd er e B ment Cedar 1 u::‘)f:z! ANDERSON. , on Saturdar. Au: ust ‘24, 1935, at his ) fth st nw . ANDERSON McCOY. T leaves te ‘mourn their loss, two step- ers an peral Fhicidy * Alttad w31 oot from the Third Baptist Church. St and Q Relutives wnd Triends Jn- McGLUE, HARRY T. On Sunday. Auguist hiy zésidence A0HL o8 l‘ nl‘. HARRY T. McGLI brfl!;}q!xlrfiz Jgames W Mcdiue, ‘Georse R oin P\’f\ Margaret E. McCathran and \4 Rea BQ'HCF\ at the chapel aurs V Joseph Oawler Sons. 1756 Pa. ave. nw ugust 28. at 2 p.m, ferment Cedur HillCemetery: COSEMINA, On 1035, at_her home. Brentwood. M GOSEMINA ‘beio ina. Services at b Thursday. August thence to 8t James Ca #4th st. and Rhode Isi : Moint | N i N, A NI ddenly, on Mone at, the o Illinois ave. n.w Fu from i are inv ment Congressional Cemeter NOONE, MAR ARE gust | Y., was| above resid at 11 am Rela Interment Ci tives and friends SMITH. H. EDDIE. Sunday. ' Au Reed Fos one year elgh.i days a0 1 rest, ive forever in our WIFE. SON AND AH M. In devoted mot oving reme: 0! eq B GRS bute to the be- er. GEORGE H pa\'\s vrn five years ago today ASDREW . PAYH E SCHELLENBERG. THOMAS B. of love and devotion to the memory of THOMAS B. SCHELLENBERG, i us two years ago today, August hearts your m Alwavs tender. fon There is not a day. d That we do not ¢ THOMAS B, 0y 5 oens SISTER AND In sad but HOMAS B Surrounded by fri In the midst of b A smile on a heartache. Adways th Tommy. dear of you, DEVOTED FRIEND, FRANCI THOMPSON. FANNIE C. In swe i Lo\rwc. DAUGHTER. GLADYS RUS- \Aupz(‘.mr'r LYDA E. A token of love evoLion to the memory of my dear fiend. LYDA ¥, VANDEGRIFT. who de- parted this l h' lourlnn Years ago mdaV- August FRIEND. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons lA L HA 'COCK, Megr.) 3034 M St. N.W. 1241 Wisconsin Avenue—WESt 0801 Established 1862 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh st N.W. N Ational 2473 Modern Chapel _Tel. * CHAS. S. HORST C 301 EAST CAPITOL ST hone Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE C0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the orisinal W K Spesro establishment. | naoms 2802 1009 H St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. |GEO. A. COMLEY Artistio Fiora: Desieny by ¢ Phone._Clarendon 261- GUDE BROS. CO. Flerll Picces 1212 F St. N.W. NAtional 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFE'R" wEBERATE, PRICEST *FrlONE NAT Oloe "’..'2:...,. Cor. 14th ® Eye | Ehone wr Est. bllxhed nn