Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1935, Page 9

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Stricken with a heart attack while buying law books in a Thirteenth street book stcre, Cornelius R. Newton, 53, marketing specialist and legal ad- viser in the Food Products Inspection Service of the Agriculture Department, died suddenly yesterdays He fell to the floor and was pro- nounced dead on arrival of a physi- cian a few minutes later. It is expected that the body will be sent to Los Angeles for burial follow- ing funeral services Saturday after noon at the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Resident Here Six Years. Mr. Newton, a resident of Washing- ton for six years, lived at 1629 Colum- o il A $300 sznvncz p For Only s195 e o . [ J In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. co 0422 SOUTHEAST _ BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. blsrcnd. mummnfl: Department - since llzz Mtzrmenlyunuh-dnt the Food Products Inspection Service ing laws, mvestigating law violations and preparing cases for prosecution by the Government. Born in El Paso, Tex., Mr. Newton worked for many years as a court reporter in a Texas Federal court. Prior to his Government service he was engaged in the citrous fruit busi- ness in Puerto Rico for 20 years. At one time he was head of the Puerto | Rico Citrus Exchange. He also was | engaged in the fruit and vegetable business in California before entec- ing the Government service. He was graduated recently from the National University of Law. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Re- becca Newton, and a daughter, Gloria, who lwved with him in Washington, | and two sons, James and Cornelius, jr., of Los Ange 'MRS. MARY BRASHEARS EXPIRES AT AGE OF 82 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brashears, widow of Shipley Brashears, Washing- ton patent attorney, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Loyd H. Sutton, 5601 Western ayenue, after an illness of six months. She was 82. Puneral services will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be at Laurel, Md. Mrs, Brashears was born in Laurel and came to Washington in 1890. She was a _member of the Wheel Club of the Florence Crittenton Hcme, the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Calvary Baptist Church. She is survived by, three daughters, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Jessie Stewart and Mrs. James M. Gunning; two sons, Shipley and Paul Brashears; nipe grandchildren and three great-grand- children. (¢dar Hil Washingtmimost DR. JOHN F. ROME DIES IN MARYLAND Veterinarian, 72, Is Found Dead in Bed—Services to Be Held Saturday. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. GERMANTOWN, Md., September 26.—Dr. John P. Rome, 73-year-old veterinarian and former health in- spector for the District of was found dead in bed at his home here yesterday. His death is be- lieved to have resulted from heart trouble. A native of Jersey City, Dr. Rome moved to Washington in 1880, when he was 17 years old, and came here in 1902 as a milk inspector for the District of Columbia in this area. He served 23 years in that position, retiring in 1925. He was educated in the public schools of Jersey City, where he was born in 1863, and received his vet- erinary degree at Toronto, Canada. Dr. Rome was a member of the Pourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, Gaithersburg Council, and served two terms as grand knight and also two terms as district deputy. Requiem mass is (o be held at o'clock Saturday morning at St. Rose’s Church in Cloppers, Md., and burial will be in the cemetery adjoin- ing the church. His widow, Mrs. Margaret M. Rome; a daughter, Miss Mary Rome, and a brother, Clarence Rome, all of Ger- mantown, survive. J. ). GRIFFITH DIES MOUNT VERNON, N. Y., Septem- ber 26 (#).—John Joseph Griffith, lormer president of the James Butler Grocery Co., died yesterday of a heart attack at his home here. He was 56. * Griffith started with the chain as the presidency in 1927. He was re- placed by James Butler, jr.. last year and served as vice president until his Cmetefl?g ATlantic 6700 R RS RS T R BT AR B More Than a Promise S —— retirement last March. Where Perpetual Care is| He was a director of the Maryiand State Parm, Inc., which operates the race track at Laurel, Md. [ row and in Hi Year ago. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by rain beginning in west and late tonight or tomor- thult portion tomor- (’nnmmlomntmy) lo-m’“ 57 at 6:30 am. today. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, Lot 2% a andy 2s. Humidity for Last 24 Heurs. o35 ®t 2:30 pam. yesterday. Year (rn-monmmmnluu.! lfl'ul.:wureent n\ p.m. ¢ Tide Tables. an $8-a-week delivery boy, rising to |low Automoblle lights must be _turned one-half De: bour after sunset. 'rmnuu--. Monthly precipitation mn inches in the Capital (current month to date): e oz SERSEER cember frul:r JOHN F. On Thursday. Septem- | JYLEY, CHARLES PETER Wi - IA IY&M S, R. On Wednes. fi"'rn "‘fl'}u"‘d l.e 4" husband - of Tda Virsinia: Buyicy and ather of Lotfie VoHureand drs. Eans Bimone, | randfather of Mildred and _Audrey imons and Doris and Willism E. Bow- * man, Remnm' resting at the W. W . fun Chapin st Puneral from neral home on _Saturday. L eieiatIves invites. CHAILO‘I“I‘I On Tuesday, 935. at her residence, + CHARLOTTE. late Samusi _Boston B3 Boston, Ed'th B cne.um and | and Nasey °?|“‘:""m5"’n"“’ leaves and )flem ? flo: v 'el.u'“ art’s funeral home. 30 " & ‘Thursday. September 26, thereafter at )ur late residence. nx- neral Prid; ptember 27 at | uuwm¢wmmm ment Payiie's Cemeters: — © v 1Ryt ursday, s—u- 5, Vashingle | fiasmnl‘l:n [ ura Bow- | loehml and lllh(l of Cathern | Roberta L. Bowma Remains | Y!&Hnl at hAl late I’Nfim after 10 Sunda: Seviemoes Th i 3 oo | ember S m- late renidence, lnlaol;r.nfl.\rmun{nm Vi utien Cemetery, Wood: Tives and Triendy invited. 2 BRASHEARS, MARY E. On Wednesd 'mber 1035, at the resid "ot Ber daughte: Lovd x s.m'oxex"%em: Western' ave. nw o Y E. Bl 8H| . wife of the la«e Shipley Bra- other of Shipley. Jr.. | Mrs. Lovd Suttgn, Jessie Stewart and Mrs. James ning. Puneral services at Iesidence Frids. Septembe Relatives and 1, terment Laurel, Md. ety mmm EAINDHA'. HELEN men ber' 26, 1915, - | on 'nmuau o per Jesidence: :;Inved u‘.;-nm of Mr. &nd Mre Fred Saturday. September 2% at terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. EDLIN, MARIA C. De d Wedhesday, Sep!em Dlne xm; Ivlehrm residence, 14 EDLIN. ter. Grace Edlin: Charles and Lawrence Fdlin: n sons. Joseoh and Wilson Ediin: two brothers, James and William Edlin: twe sisters, Busis Ediin and Mrs. Katherine | Thomas. and many other reletives and r Remains resting temporarily at the funeral parior of Alexander s Pope. 315 15th st. re. Notice of fu- neral hereafter ber 26.° 1945 at 6:10 am.. JOHN beloved son_of ‘the late Patrick d. and Margaret T Peemev. Funeral m\o(hy Hanlon's funeral rhape! H on Saturday. September N, at F m. Requiem mass at Bt Aloysius Church at 4 am. Relatives | and friends invited. Interment Holy Rood ~ Cemetery. 27 | FRANCE. EMMA G. Tu tember 4. 1935 at me morial Hospital. EM loved wife of of Willlam H. G. Prance and daughter of Mrs. Mary Graham = Funeral from her Jate residence. 1858 Park L.da Danieis. Mary Wood. Grace Jackson. Hilaira. Morris wil and Paul Friend. Remains resti t Jarvis funeral ¢ B o st. n.w. Notice of funeral hercatter. | Wednesday. GARRETT. MARY EL A0 residence Scptember 25, Lisu Ous bl nw \1Ar(Y E.'LL-\ GA beloved 'sis " | MOORE. HENERE' RYAN. JOS | | SAUNDERS, SELBY. j O EE: Btaihl. McCATHRAN. JAMES Depa Ue September e 155, 27 h'x‘xmhul: gton Grove. Md.. JAMI My CRTHRAN. atoang Cathran, Myers and I Y Puneral Friday. September 27 from Gartner’s funeral home. Gaithers~ burg. Md. Interment at Oak Cemetery, Galthersburs. 34 T MeDUFFEY. JULIA. Departed this life September 23, JuLiA StcDUPPEY of Pl She leaves to losa’ five - daughters Busie Roman. Mrs. Mamie Molard. Mrs, Nora Thomas. Mrs. Louise Wilson and Mrs. Bv: two sons. Georze and Wil- tiree —mlen lnrzé ersey av s ave an Relatives and Triends invited. | MENZIES, MARY. On Thursday. Septem- ber 6. 19145, at 4 a.m.. at her residence, 4704 5th st n.w.. MARY. b!loud wife of Edward Menzies and mother of Mrs. Edith G. Purcell. Mrs. Agnes M. Pair- Bk Mrs. Chiistine Taylor and Baward A Menzies. * Puneral service: fate " Teiderice "on Baturday 28 at 1:30 pm. Inte Cemetery MILITZER, JULIUS P. On Thursday. Bep- 5 pat the residence of his kot JULIUS MILITZER. husband of the ‘late Kath: erine Militzer. Notice of funeral later. TTA. Departed this life Tuesday. September °4. 1935, aft lingering illness. HENERETTA MOORE, the beloved wife of the late Robert oore. She leaves to mourn their loss four daughters. Mrs. Nancy Pitzhugh of Norristown. Pa.. M Lacille aw and a_host of and friends _Remains E. Murray & Son until then_at her late aw." Puneral Sat- relatives resting with L. Friday. September residence. 1525 P si urday. September R at Uover Zion Baptist Church Va.. Rev. Medford officiating. MURPHY. ROBERT. JR. Suddenty. ednesday. September ° ROB- ERT MURPHY. Jr ved husband of Lorraine Murphy and son of Robert and Bessie Murphy. ~ Puneral from Epiphan» Chapel. 12th and C sts. sw Batur- day. September %S, at 0 p.m. tives “and friends ed Cedar Hill Gemetery. uy ALFRED A. On Thursday. Septem- iaht Monteomery Counte Goncrll Hospital. ALPRED A be.- nos R.’ and loved son of the late J. En Gertrude Ray. Notice of funeral here- after ROME, DR. rom y-mrsunmn e - Interment 0! “beloved husband Rome. September 2 Rose’s Catholie Interment chnreh Malle: Saturday Margaret jees, st Church’ Cloppers, Md cemetery PH P. On Wednesday. Sen- ‘tember - o8l his reiasnce: e T YAN. Deloved & Hiannam ‘ad Ston son of Mary T. Rvan the late Micheel Ryan. Punersl Bater day, September °K. Morning mass st St Matthew's Churech at 9 o'cloci Relatives and friends invited. omit flowers. > O, Wednesday at_his residence. 401 North E Clarendon. Ve E PAUL SAUNDERS b Dasbans of Hiltrude Pisher Saunders. father ot Mary Bartle. Emmett John, Ruth Ar and Hugh T. Saunders: son of Mrs Wv)- liam Proud brother of Mrs. Ruth Con- way. Mrs. Esther Tennent and Mr. W ter Raymord Ssunders. Rem ing at the Ives funeral home. son blvd.. Clarendon. Va. Charles’ _ Catholic _ Church Pricay. September 27, Mtirmment Richmond. Va SCHOENI. WILLIAM SAMU nesday. September dence. 210 Sou! t.. Alexandr Va.. WILLIAM s;wnrn L aged 60 vear: husband_of Edna Friday Scotember 25, a¢ St Marv's Church Mary's Cemetery. THOMAS. September Gafreit and Mari Puneral services at the funeral home. 2001 1 Friday. September - terment West Laurel Hill Cemeter Philadelphia. Pa.. Saturday at 2 p.m. GORDON. CHARLES B. o tember RLI RITES T0 BE TOMORROW Lieut. Col. Benjamin L. Carroll, | Field Artillery. U. S. A., whe died last | Thursday at Fort Lewis. Wash, will be buried with full military honors in a Olive ave 5w THOMAS FRANK SELBY. helgved son of Mrs. Mary Jane Seiby and tn late Harry ' Seiby " Puneral from above residence Pridy. at 830 am.: th Catholic Church where mass SENSATIONAL N EW INLAID Here’s the greatest improvement in linoleum in 20 years! A revolutionary new inlaid linoleum with the adhesive ght on the back of the linoleum itself! This new Adhesive Sealex Linoleum saves you real money. As much as 20¢ on every $1 spent on the average floor. 1t can be installed faster. It’s ready for use the minute it is laid. ‘What’s more, you get a stronger and longer-wearing floor! Because the absb- lutely even distribution of the factory- applied adhesive holds every square inch of the linoleum firmly to the floor. * Remember, this is stain-proof Sealex Inlaid Linoleum in the standard, house- hold weight, with the added advantages of the adhesive on the back. See the beautiful patterns in Adhesive Sealex Linoleum! Have your dealer estimate on covering your floors with tbis sensational, new floor-covering. * Estimate based on average installa- tion of about 15 sq. yds. R T A il R L R A Adhesive Sealex Linoleum is an u:clasne Congolcum '\Tmm product, protected by U. S. Pmu No. 1,970,503, 'lflb’[.!‘/l/[ SEALEX I.INOI.EUM TRADEMARK REGISTERED ONLY BY CONGOLEUM-NAIRN INC.,’ THE WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF FLOOR-COVERING PR | Arlington National Cemetery at 2 p.m. tomorrow. -"III|IIIIIIIiIIllIlIII|llIII|IlIIIIIIlllllllllllllll T ‘!EISEMAN St 1 officiate. SEVENTH AND F Save the Price of a New Suit TROUSERS Match Your We have a special depart- ment devoted to trousers. Over 5,000 pairs of fresh, new trousers. Many taken from suits are on display. Every material, every pat- tern, shade and size . . . let us match your odd coat. Chaplain Julian E. Yates s T LT T T NM|mmuimmmmn|mumnmmmmumm|mnmmmummmmnnmnmmun um—mmnmm'w.‘.- EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F $25 and $30 Qualities ALL-WOOL NEW FALL SUITS 20 CHARGE IT Nothing Down—Pay $7 IN OCT. $7 IN NOV. $7 IN DEC. £ H g g g H £ g g § g H ] I!Hmmlllllumlfllllllll_lllllllllml|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIHIIIII!I‘IIL | [ the Seloved. x Gordon and brother Billie Gordon of 115 _Chesapeske ave Silver Spring. Md. Puneral from Ahe residence of Mrs. George N. Day sapeake ave.. Silver Spring. Md y. September M at_Middletown p.m. Relatives znd friends a: Interment in church cemete: ARCHIE. st ARC! He leaves to mourn 'he.x loss a brother. Ethel Law. friends. Funera tuneral home. prembe friends Cemetery. HARDING. DANIEL F. On September 1. | 1935, DANIEL F.. son of the late Joseph anc Josephine Reynolds Hardine. neral services at the home of Miss Edith Wrenn._ B Ci on Priday, Septemb at Interment in family burying ground. HASSAN. ADDISON A. On September 1935 at his home. Quebec . ADDISON A ived by two brothers ley T. and Acheson F. Hassan. bo Washington. D. C. Services at hi residence on Friday. September 10'am. Interment at Richardsvilie Va Wednesday HEAD. GEORGE THOMAS. at A za Keller and Mrs. an Dodd. Pravers the residnce on Friday. Seotember 2. at 9:15 a.m.. thence to St. James' Cath- olic ‘Church. West Falls Church. Va. where mass will be offered at 10 a.m. | LEWIS G On Wednesday, Sev- | 25, 4 D at Sibley | son of mg‘ and Mary H Hooe and husband of the late Anna L. | Hooe (nee Praas). Remains restng at the home of his nephow. G. M. Hooe. 211 Tennessee ave. n.e. Puneral services will be heid at Forestville Episcopal Church | on_ Priday. September 11 Relatives and friends are m\ll!d JACKSON. JULIA. ‘Wednesday. September 2 at field Hospital. JULIA JACKSON leaves to mourn their 10ss Joseph _and Aygustus hieces. Mrs. JuliavDorses Brown. and other Remains resting at neral home, 48 K st. n.e. neral later o i B Peter Hamsirouss Barhour _ Notice of fu- O, Wednesday, ber residence MINNIE JACKSON. beloved Jarvis funeral church. In(er{nen( Saturday ~ at e at_ her residence SSTETTo0 s nw. MARY CECILIA e Toved wife of Michael F. Madigan and mother of Clarence E_ Irene A.. Paul H. Bernard A.. Joseph F. George F. Ed- ward L. Madigan and Mr Funeral from W. Warren Talt yull's funeral home. 13(h st acred Heart at 10 am. Rel fives and friends mvited to attend ¥ termer St. Mary's Cemetery. ] FOUND. REPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS To The Animal Protective Association. PHONE EMERSON 5941. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BRIEF CASE. containing Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. collection book. Money in- closed in brief case may be refained for re- ward upon refurn of brief, case to Reom Washington Loan & Trust Co. N tioiial BHR1: R CAT. grown female, small: black With white feel. chest and stomach: 1fth n.w. bet. L and M. Reward. Dist. 264 COIN PURSE, red. contained money and Dne small key; in Kresge's 5 & 10, 11th 1nd sts. D.W.. ay. Reward. 17 Sorembia 1 n' Apt. 5. | DOG. Boston terrier. male. 1| white foot. white_chest. white streak on | forehend, from Oeetvstory Circle Tues. noon. ard. Cltvelnnd EYEG North_76 3 _months; ay. Prone | Wiitard F Warner. - | | FOX TERRIE and white.license No.xlfimill. i Cleveland: 6751 Re- ward 5y | MANILA EN vicinity 9th and M n.w. Re- ware t ES, ‘T‘fu s, ate papers. gx 8. aining set of false VELOPE. | sontalns ot PIN_Downtown, lady's antique breastpin, mosaic coliseum. Return o 1810 Lamont st. DWW, K—Biack leather (ady's). | lost betwe?l? mml North Carolina ave. c-r;‘d ;" con- ficatic d: rewar will be said for .-1.' repo-~ of his soul. ~Relatives and fr nvited. Interment DORA V. Departed this We s y. on Tuesday. Semtember 24 k 2 Carfield Hosoital DORA ¥, SETTI mather of Mrs in A\‘Kou‘x . 7. Dora Williams snd Remains resting at Corni & Cornish's fameral home. 5io1 Priday_ Seprember Interment SISSON, CLINTON. Suddenly. on y. " September 21 CL™ SISSON. the belor ed hus Lee Sisson_and son_of Elizabeth Sisson. Remains the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast fu- nerai home. 517 1ith st. s.e. Notice of funeral services and ir terment hereafter v On Wednesday. Sep- Garfield Hospital. resting at 5th st n.w. of William A’ Stahl and liam J. Nalley's funeral home. aturdss - September 8. &t ves and friends invited N Park Cemetery. Bal- SULLIVAN. beloved d Eugene and Mary Sullivan and sister of Mrs. Thomas W. Smith. _Puneral from the above residence cn Saturday. Sep- tember 28 at 8:30 am.. thence to o Peter's Church. “nd and C_st where requiem mass will be o am Relatives and friends Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WARDE. FREDERICK J. On Tuesday. September 24 1935 ‘at hic _residence. FREDFRICK J. st. ne Sarah husband Edith Warde inee Maskintosh) Puneral s late of ber 27 at & am u Dominic’s Church. Gith an At 9:30 am. Relatives and friend nvited. Interment Congressi~nal Cemetery 26 In Memoriam. BRUCE. MARGARET. In loving remem- brance of my dear. loving daughter an-l our sister. MARGARET BRUCE. who left Us,One Year ago today. September 2 103 What would we give to see her face, Her dariing_ hands to to To_hear her veice and see r amile That meant to us so MOTHER SISTER' AND "BROTHERS CHAMBERLAIN. CATHERINE WILLIS Bemery of our darling “CA aso today. Sep- tember 26. 19:: God giveth m« beloved_rest MOTHER AND SISTER. CHEATHAM. AUBREY DORSET. A tri of love to the memory of my dear hus Bund. AUBREY DORSET "CHEATHAL who ‘departed thiz life three vears ago today. September 26. 193 In memory You are ever near me Aud in my heart you will always live. HIS v WIFE, PANNIE B CHEATHAM . COX. HELLEN. 1In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear mother and grand- mother. HELLEN COX. who_departed mn]mrlane year ago today, September 26, 193 We are tathered here today. And feel sour presence; too Because you loved ear And ‘belleved His teachings true. It only we could see you Waiching us from sbove And know vou still guide us With_your words of cheer and love EVOTED DAUGHTERS. DAUGHTER- IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDRE! GRANT. SCOTT E. In sad but 'o\m: re- membrance of our beloved husband and OTT E. GRANT. who died vears aco lodsy. September . mother. There is a face so dear e mm. Still is the voice we lo Gont keep ‘him. Safe "witly Him untn We meet _some day _above. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * WETZEL, CLARA M. In loving memory of oué_rdtflr ‘mother and wife, CLA! Wi FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E. Lincoln 5200 Josepb F. Birch’s Sons SA ko HAYCOCK Mer) Phone W Elons VES* 0099 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. !.‘&‘.5:'&:",3‘ 4% NAtional 2473 ZURHORST CO. wl us‘r CAPITOL ¢T hone Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE C0. CHAS Reither the sucosssor 1o nor connected with the origin: Speare establishment. Phone H NAtional 2393 S bl RING, Eastern Star_ with_ diamonds. o Tuesday afternoon. Reward. 2725 Wood- ley pl. n.w.__Adanys 4975. WALLET. biack leather. containing money and ticket for house beln‘ rem jeled: in tront 'of Chevy Chase S. Thomp- *2 llnned! st. D.w. w.u.m. containing 4~ drivers’ permits, signed Herman Mitchell. Return to drug | store.2600_Conn. ave TCH—Lad: hite sold Eigin :’.‘h’.“.d.fi Tuesday "?’.Jr;z b-’lfi'."an Rage: x nd Clarendon on Wilson blve r i l’lnl'mlvfl'l age. Reward. Claren 174-J. | ELLOW CANARY BIRD. Tuesday 24: re- d. 1338 Columbia road. Phone Adams | 103-3. A FUNERAL DESIGNS. "GEO.C. SHAFFER My nmi"g'“.lc PHONE IA; ol08 | %and Sundaye Cor. 14th © Eye GEO. A C A COMLEY @45, s Mthtu 1oras Des ‘“ o GIDE BROS CO. Floral Picces 1313 F 5. AW NAtional 4276