Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1935, Page 11

Geo. M. Barker Co., Inc. 649-51 N. Y. Ave. NN-W.—1523 7th St. N.W. CLOSED TUESDAY Due to the Death of Flora B. Welch, President Your sales story needs two sound legs to get-around on: GOOD COPY and GOOD LOOKS—unless you only want it to hobble. The right copy, design and typography can be combined to create DESIRE. And that is the REAL art of advertising. We have been 53 years perfecting printed salesmanship. What we know about winning more business for you and ourselves is yours forthe asking. Phone— Dlstrict * 8203 BYRON S. ADAMS ADVERHSING NG SERVICE X 133 - prepare to really enjoy winter! EVER DO .. . . = (] - < = - - g i = L - (-} [* 5 (] [= L ] [-J (-] ] = — [=] = = [ b il - < = [ o= w = = (] ol = [ = k4 ] - [ = - = " e = dd (—J (] = = - [ ) = = = — (=] = = 4 [=1 - - “” = [ J = = 512 1lth FALL PRICES AUTOMATIC € HEATING UNITS cfiugv INSTALLES® THIS IS ALL THE FURNACE TENDING YOU THE EVENING HUSBAND IS HELD IN POISON DEATH Alleged Assault on Girl by E. C. Applegate Linked With Wife’s Demise. By the Associated Press. MINEOLA, N. Y., October 7.—Po- | lice held Everett C. Applegate today jon a charge of assaulting a 15-year- old girl as they continued an inves- tigation into the death of Applegate's wife, Ada. Mrs. Applegate died September 27. An autopsy and chemical examination later disclosed nine grains of poison which Dr. Alexander Gettler, toxicolo- gist, said was sufficient to cause death. District Attorney Martin W. Little- ton ordered Applegate brought in for questioning. During that examina- tion, the district attorney said, the information on which the assault charge is based was disclosed. Littleton also questioned Mr. and Mrs, John Creighton, who lived with the Applegates, and their daughter, Ruth Creighton, but later allowed them to return home. The district attorney declared Mr. | in 1923 of a charge of poisoning Mrs. fCrelghlon's brother, and the woman | previously had been acquitted in 1920 of poisoning her mother-in-law at Newark. Inspector Harold R. King of the Nassau police said no information re- garding Mrs. Applegate’s death had been disclosed to show the poison was | not self-administered. | Applegate is employed as an investi- gator for the Veterans’ Bureau. P Births Reported. Edward and Maric Bayne girl | Alvin and Margaret Begeman. gir] Nathan and Marguerite White. boy. Letoy and, Alice Stinebower. girl. Joseoh and Carol Kna bo George and Janeth Grl e . Tt ina Randen” boy. John and Louise Arnold. girl | Robert and Ruby Lamkin, girl, | Rudoiph and Martha Warren, Ruth Preston. girl and Ida Connolly, boy. iam and Jessie Parker. Emma_ Davis, girl. Emily Bowser. boy. sirl sirl. 2 pé You want Gas Heating—(everybody admits it is the only truly effortless methad of heating)—s;) why not have it . . . NOW! Cost of equipment? An Automatic Gas Hea)ting unit - costs less than any other type of “automatic’ hutmg ny;- . tem. Copt of operation? This one thing v;'ill convince you—a free and accurate estimate for ;our particular home. Clll Dlstrict 8500 nnd we will give you this information. Then Just set the thermostal to the lemperature you desire. You have just that amount of warmth, regardless of outside weather. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY o GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY and Mrs. Creighton had been acquitted | STAR., WASHINGTON, Questioned NEW YORKER QUIZZED IN DEATH OF WIFE. S. L. ELBACKER, ILL SIX MONTHS, DIES Tivoli Theater Manager to Be Buried Wednesday in Mount' Olivet. Stephen L. Eilbacher, 42, manager of the Tivoli Theater, died last night at Garfield Hospital after an illness of about six months. He had entered the hospital 10 days ago. Born in Baltimore, Mr. Eilbacher came to Washington at the age of 12 with his family. After graduating | from the public schools here, he | worked nights as an usher at the old Princess Theater, Twelfth and H streets northeast, and worked days for the Government in the Land Office. In 1916 he entered the employ of H. H. Crandall as a doorman at the Apollo Theater. Nine months later he became manager of the Apollo and the next year was appointed to a similar position at the Savoy Theater. He was made manager of the Tivoli in 1926 and. except for a brief period during which he managed the Earle and supervised neighborhood theaters, served continucusly in this position until his recent iliness. He lived at 4405 Elm street, Chevy Chase, Md.. and was an active mem- ber of the Columbia Heights Busmess‘ Men’s Association. | Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sue | May Eilbacher, and two daughters, | Adrienne, 16, and Sue Mae, 13. nesday morning at the W. W.| Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin | street, followed by requiem mass at | 9 am. at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, in Chevy Chase. Bural will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. .M CARRINGTON 78, DIES AT RICHMOND By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, October 7—Tazewell | M. Carrington, 78. president of the | Leaf Tobacco Association of the United States, died at a hospital here | yesterday afternoon. He had been ill | 10 days. Everett C. Applegate (coatless) is shown with Detective Bedell at Mineola. N. Y., today after he had been charged with attacking a 15- year-old girl and questioned about his wife's death. An autopsy show- \F. A. TRODDEN DIES Funeral services will be held Wed- | D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1935 LNsw ALl MRS. MARY |. GRAHAM EXPIRES AT AGE OF 82 Mrs. Mary Ida Graham, 82, of 4214 Seveath street, died yesterday at her home after an illness of several weeks. She was the wife of Willilam E. Graham, retired employe of the Capi- tal Transit Co. Mr. and Mrs. Graham, both life- long residents of Washington, had recently celebrated their fifty-seventh wedding anniversary. Surviving, besides the husband, are a sister, Mrs. Jennie C. Bean: a daughter, Mrs. Arthur G. Cole; a son, William R. Graham; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Puneral services will be held at the residence at 2 p.m. Wegnesday. e AFTER LONG ILLNESS Frank A. Trodden. 44. an official in the Engineers’ Supply Depot at Columbus, Ohio, died yesterday in Georgetown University Hospital after an illness of two years. He was a! former resident of Washington. i Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday morning at the residence of | his brother, John 8. Trodden, 3003 N street, followed by requiem mass at| St. Dominic's Church at 10 am.| Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cem- etery. Born in Washington, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Trodden, Mr. Trodden attended the public schools here and was grad- uated from Gonzaga College. He| served in the Engineers Corps durlnx,' the World War and went to Columbus about 15 years ago. He was a member of the Spalding Council. Knights of Columbus, and of the Columbus Post, American Legion. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Maurice J. McAuliffe, Miss Mary J. Trodden and Miss Cora G. Trodden, and two brothers, John and Thomas J. Trodden, THE WEATHER ’CO\!F . HELE Northeast Boundary Meeting. Election of officers and considera- tion of street conditions will be the chief order of business of the North- east Boundary Citizens’ Association meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Burrville School, President H. D. ‘Woodson announced today. Attention also will be given a proposed arterial highway for the section. Cards ot Thanks. BOWIE, WILLIAM A. I wish to thank the many friends. neighbors and organiza- tions for their beautiful floral tributes and kind words of sympathy expressed in the hours of my bereavement. MRS. C. L. BOWIE. DODSON. KATIE DAVIS. We shall al- ways remember with deep gratitude your comforting expressions of sympathy. REBECCA MOTON AND FAMILY. * Braths. BAILEY. ANNIE-I. | On Sunday. October 6. NNIE 1. beloved wife of John B. B.:xlu Funeral from her late residence. #21 Maryland ave. sw.. on Wednesday S iends invites ntsrment Bethel etery, Alexandria, Va P BAIR. ROBERTA MAY. Sunday. Oct i cem- 8 jSuddenly. on S Funeral” from” chapel of "ok . 1337 st now. Wednes- day. Oc'ober 9. at 2 pm. Oak Hill Cemetery BARTLEY. L Sugdenty CHEISTT . October %, at 1:30 pm vited. Interment Pi spect Hill Cemetery BRISCOE. _this Yido Poad ot NATIUS S He is the son of the szar“ Maria Briscoe. He leave. th loss a devoted wife, Rosa Briscoe fon. one daughter. tvo srandch IO brothers er. son- aw nieces and friends dence. Monday. October Funeral 9 am. Tuesday Our Lady of Remains viewed at ter resi i Georgia ave Wednesdav. Octoher 9 erment Rock _BROWNE. District of Columbia—Fair, con- tinued cool tonight: minimum tem- ! perature about 38 degrees tonight: to- | morrow fair, warmer; gentle variable ‘winds. { Maryland and Virginia—Fair. not so | cold in extreme west portion tonight; | tomorrow fair, warmer. Organizer of the Richmond Battle- field Parks Association, chamber of | commerce president and Richmond | community fund leader. Mr. Carring- ton was awarded a medal by the Civi- | tan Club several years ago as the outstanding public servant of Rich- |mond. He had a large personal ac- | quaintance among tobacco men throughout the country. | Born in Mecklenburg County on February 21, 1857, he was a member of a family long identified with Virginia history. He was educated at Mc- Guire’s School here and at the Uni- versity of Virginia. Survivors include two sons. T. M Carrington, jr.. and W. T. Carrington | | of Richmond; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. | R. W. Carrington of Richmond; two ! 15)5{"5. Mrs. Edward Stettinius of New | ed Mrs. Applegate had been poisoned, police said. The husband denied knowing anything about it. —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. Deaths Reporled Adm: Hospit Kitnwe v ton. Provi- Gniffin. 6 Tubercul W. Bushong 0 f John and Ehzabeth's Hos- edmen’s Hosp: T Hooputal ) Freedmen's Hflsmlll C/dar Hill Weashingtords most, Cmetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise ;\\m\“\““\m» Established 1900 SARDO & CO § runen omerons % The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast AXEEEERAR LR AR R R CE R York and Miss Mary C. Carrington of | Richmond. Two brothers, R. C. Car- | rington and Henry P. Carrington of | {Mhmond also survive, MOUNT VERNON GRANGE WILL BE FAIR SPONSOR Special Dispatch to The Star. | WOODLAWN, Va, October 7—A community fair in the Woodlawn Community House will be featured ! | under the auspices of Mount Vernon Grange. with Stephen Taylor and Alec Williams. active grange members, in charge of arrangements. Entries in the following classes may be made October 18: Poultry, canning, crops, handicraft, cooking and bak- | ing. horticulture, flowers, potted or| |cut: vegetables and “freaks.” | The fair will culminate Saturday | evening with a bingo party at 8! {o'clock. Ribbons will be awarded to the winners in the various classes. SSSNSRRRS SRR I : 7 ? 2 \‘\\l'!'ll, GET READY WEATHER Keep Dry With Hahn’s ‘ VISCOL OIL-TREATED SOLES! This is what you get with all resoling Fine '-thn tandards. fs Viseol treatments m and repaired exira welts witheut chaige. New laces with- extra Your resoled shoes will not only last longer, but keep dryer if you have them resoled at Hahn's. We give | them the new Viscol Oil treatment— a 24-heur bath—that acts as a lubri- cant and keeps the leather fibres soft, pliable and damp-proof despite the weather! Hahn's factory methods are famous sole-savers for your shoes. ishes and_dres e WHILE-YOU-WAIT SERVICE 4th & G Phone Service, District 5470— or leave at any Hahn Store | Low | Priday and Saturday. October 18, 19, | S FOR DAMP |# | London_ England Paris. Prance West Virginia—Partly cloudy to- night and tomorrow; rising tempera- ture, River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. | Report for Last 48 Hours, ! Saturday emp. Ba " aro. | Temp. Ba'o Temp. Baro | fom 5B S iam Noo p.m._ Toda 4 am__ &am_ Record for Last 24 Heurs. (From noon vesterday ghest, 5 Lowest, ago, 54 Reeord Temperatures This Year. Highest. 9% on July 20, Lowest. . on January 28, Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) o FIBheSt, 00 Der cent, at I p.m. vester- s 1 am. today. Year “Lowest, 50 per cent. at noon today. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast Geodetic Survey Today ané Tom s | High _ Low 1SAAC October 6. - cr nnl,\rr rllnnnu On Mon 7 &l her reside: YL'ZAHL'H\ N ed 1o al coln Cemetery DCRSEY. MARY A pathic Hospital. husband of 8 Late 1 dence 440 = i Chase FOXWELL. JOI:‘\ w. 0n Detover 5. 1935 Toved ’ ta. Ga Atlantic City _ Baltimore.” Md. Birminzimm _ | Bismarck. N. sion. Mass, Buffalo. N Charleston. Chicago. Til. Columbia Denver, El 0.0° 086 C 0.10 0 0.0% Pmladuphu J Phoenix. 45 FOREIGN. (7 a.m.. Greenwich time. todu\ Temperature. Weather. - 39 Rain 60 (Noon. Gri iel ume today. ! Horta ' (Fayal)s Asores - Cloudy (Current v-baervnuonl} | 8, Ogorees. Bermuda __ 7% San Juan Puerto R 20 EEAGLE (abbit HOUND._ 5 wenihs oid: | family pet.” Liberal reward if returned, o n.w nm-n‘cn'n years from_1331 Ingraham st. n.w. Phflnk Georgia 0788. EYEGLASSES. | gn 1ath s near Park rd. or Arcade Market. E Return 1850 Monroe st} Saturday afi _ dark rt 000, near Burcau of Enéravine and Frin ing. _Phone Lincoln 921! Reward. * PERSIAN WOVEN RUGS (2). between Vi- emna Va. end Washingion Chain Bridee route. e Dept.. Ext. Reward. TOPEY—Eratich acties. biach and white. 3 months old: child's pet. 2015 N. Danville Clarendon _Va. SET 0? GOLP CLUE and m-n :::_ o a0 Reward. WRIST W. ladys. small Elsin, vicin- Wy of 1800 N H-ave. 1o HI Ho Ciub. or and Cather mr Sister of Mre Geartia Wik Cam ichols ave. s Md. JOHNSON. v E Interment Cen: JOSEPH wiLM belo Elizabeth John: I private “from th on Tuesday October %, Interment Mouni Olivel NNIE MARGARET. Entered e‘ernll rest on Sunday. Octobe the W gton Home fo: Inc ANNIE “NMARGARET JONES. years. wife of the la Remdins resting at | 3. "Octoner Interment in_Harper's Harpers Ferry. W. Va papers please copy.) JONES, JRVIN. Suddenly on Wed October IR JON: Voted husband of Mikis Jones Dorothy Jones. son of Mrs. Jones of Woodford . C. az of Roscoe and feaves orher relatn the® John T Rnines 3rd and Eve sts_sw.. wh neral services will_oe held ‘at | Tuesday. October . mont Cemetery. KENNEDY. WILLIAM_RUFUS. On Sun- ; at Waynesville. N. 'US KENNEDY. be: loved husband of Prances Robinson Ken- nedy and father of Mrs. J. A. L. v Bosch Tices ai Ok Ml Ce C‘mnel on Tuesday. October & at 11 am. Interment immediately following Services. KENNER. ROSA. o Saturday 1935. ROSA KEN o( Joseph Mills and Lucy Mills Boston. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis | West End parlor. 28th and Dumbarton | ave nw Funeral Tuesday October & | rom Pleasant Grove Shurch Faitiax, var o Orove Y. Suddenly. on Priday. 9. 1030 Kearney st MARY KIRCENER. Remains rest- fha"at the W. W Chambers Co. Tuneral Dome, 1400 Chapin st n.w_ until &30 Tuesday. October &. Requiem mass U8t Anthoriy's Church; 1301 and Mons Toe sis. n.e._at 9 am. for the repose of r soul. ' Priends are invited. Inter- ent Mount Olivet Cemetery. 7 KIRCHNER. MARY The members of the Third Order of St _Francis Bjociock. for the purpote of Teciting the Rosary for the repose of the soui ar fate Sister. "MABY. KIRCHS ROSE JUNEMANN. Prefect LEWIS. EDWARD CARMACK. On Priday October 935. at Episcopal. Eye. Ear ane T 'nvon Hospital. EDWARD CAR- LEWIS. beloved husband of Eva Tewia of 3030 Mobroc st me- Fincral from the_ above residence on Monday, ber 7. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery. McLEOD. MARION LEE. On Saturday ‘Oetober at her residence. Rose BN Farm: Beinésda. Ma. MARION (nee Morgan). wife of W. Seymour Mc- Leod. Services at her late residence on ‘Tuesday. October 8. at 3 pm Interment Rock Creel (Cometars: onday. October AR MILBERG Taotker "ot Ramon's," inscribed on_back, “from Andy to_Kay. Reward. Call Potomac WRIST WATCH. pight, in Nluonll Theater or on way t spd E stz Tara P £ dhaer. 3d0 AT 8 phoe District 6910. (3 Remains resting Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. until Tuesday morn- ing. October XK. ‘at 7 am. Puneral services and interment .on’ Thursday, Octover 10, at St. Louis. Mo. ’ Relatives and | Interment | on A Relatives and friends in- | s ,'l'mnn\ RUTH ELLEX. Cen (Charles Town | Interment Rose- | LEE | Braths. POSTON. EDWARD !TIMRT. On_Sature dAYT October 10535, 'ARD STU- Beloved hisomnd | 3t Miidred Cross Poston, Bod the chapel of Joseph Gawier Sons. 1724 B e Services held ‘on_Tuesday. October & am. *"Interment Ariington Cemietery FUMPHREY. ANNTE 3. 35, A-nnzw POMPHREY be the late Marine D. Pumph: from her late residence. se. on Wednesday. Octoby at #.30 am; thence to St. Taeresa's Church 13th and V sts. where mass will beajeid 8t 2 am. for the Tenose of her xnmm-m Hill. Md ROBERSON. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Sunday October 1. 195 i erson BEN. M\fl\ BOBERSON. beloved husban A Prances Roberson October 8 il “Rational se d nds in snatius Cometars. o\ on r71 nocacy Cemeterv, Beallsvilie M4 10 SKINNER. IDA A. On Saturday U35 L ber residence. n'w At S INNE James E Skinne: va Octoby he also Dorothy V.. F O 8kinner: one brother TRODDEN, FRANK A. On Saturday. Ocs 19:35. at Georgetow n-law and | in two broth- ers-in-law and a host of other relatives | pm " Interment Bladensburz. Md VAN HORN. CHARLES 1 Tobe . E"CONNICK. Councilor, G. R. ANDERSON. Recordins Besrs. WALKER. H. FRANKLIN. =On Sinda nd 1 s Ir Cemetery. Tenleytown, D. C ALKER. LIONEL John. ¥ shington In Memortam. JULIA IREN GAINES "LIX TRENE GAIN HE) MORGAN SMITH. IDA V. TIr mother _and_ br\r“rfr\ hu(‘m‘[k "EULA. CHILDR SMITH. LEMUED husband M AND who pass . October 1 am stiil thinking of him today, two years passed away « edge of grief. back every ieal MAMIE In fondest mem Tt oved vou, Ru God loved you best; Ged took vou home. With Him_to rest MR_AND MRS. 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