Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASH The Radio Sensation of the Year ON DISPLAY AT ALL GEORGE'S STORES NEWEST 1936 MODEL 12 Tubes-Featuring the New All-Metal Tubes (o] Super Hi-Fidelity -] Aladdin Color Flash Dial Guaranteed All-Wave World-Wide Reception [o] Modern Streamline Cabinets o The Last Word in Modern Radio Reception - AMAZING INVENTION Complete Tri‘ple Speakers Tone Tested ~ Resonator 16 NO MONEY DOWN 1,2 or 3 YEARS TO PAY TOP ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD SET F. C. GARDNER DIES; MEMBER OF LEGION| Frederick C. Gardner, 42, of 1130 | Tenth street, died yesterday at Mount | Alto Hospital. He was a prominent | member of the American Legion and | | was employed in the office of Watson | B. Miller, chairman of the Legion's National Rehabilitation Committee. Funeral services will be held Friday from the Tabler funeral home, 4217 Ninth street, followed by requiem mass at 9 am. at the Immaculate Concep- tion Church. Turial with full military honors will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Mr. Gardner is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gardner; two sons, Frederick C. and J. Arthur Gardner, and a daughter, Miss Mary E. Gardner. Deaths Reported. Annie P. Franchot. 82. 454 Newa Lucy Simonds. 78, 1601 [ Mary B, rotier. 74, Emergency Hosit Willlam J. Showaiter. The. Ontar Wl'lJl‘l‘l.rP J. Connolly, 57, Walter Reed Hos- Pitt P. Hand. 56. 508 194 Harty ‘Ghant. 54 Casuaity Fgspital White. 51. “Providence Hospital. 40, Union Station Houston Hotei 21 Leo J. Breen. 1. Thomas ¢ Omute 45 Beed Hospital. Preston Smith, Gallinger Hasi Louise Jamison, Gallinger Fosaital - John Dandridge, 19, 1620 15th st. Samuel Boston. '1 Elnora Lioyd, 1. 3455 GogeT Hosoit ——— e ____________FOUND. | FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply Ant; fpimal Rescue Leasue. 71 O st nw. MONEY. Baturday evening. on 1ith st. 1.W. ear Monroe. Call Columbia §430-M the Ontario Apts Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon 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. DOG—German shepherd police dog. named | | “Peter. last seen Alta a Generous | reward. _Merle Thorpe. Wisconisin 4300, | ENVELOPE. small. containing two diamond | rings and one wedding ring. Rewa | District_2000._extension_na1 = > | GERMAN ~ SHEPHERD. black and__tan | named “Nellie"': Saturday J 3F Meehan, Phila., Pa. Nortn S50 W | POCKETBOOK. lady’s. bl in_front of home. 502" Eye at. sw. Wednesday a.m [ memarazos wou e . POLICE BADGE NO_&24_ lost from prem- | ises 1560 E st._n.e. October & 18 | POLICE DOG—Has bushy tail and_ white breast: mame is Silver.: straved from kennel, Landover. Md. Finder call Lin- | n & i | SHOES—Brown sport shoes in ne. section October 15. Call Lincoln 4645, Reward. WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, white and brown with black spot around tail: answers to | Peppy. 7 _Hillyer pl. nw. Phone Decatur Reward WRIST WATCH. lady's Ham “N C. B on back. Rewa-d oW 20530, WRIST WATCH. lady's, oblong shape, sur- | rounded by diamonds. band set in bearls lost Friday or Saturday in taxicab or downtown "section. ~Return to Lost and | Pound Dept.. Mayflower Hotel ward i %;'l,@zco/n Whashington's best located _ Gemetery, MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 MONUMENTS SO S S S SR S SRS NSIN S | Established 1900 ¢ SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS @he Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 05249244 412 H St. Northeast S3ASANRNINIANN | (édar Hill WashingtrismostBeautil | hitials Wisconsin | Where Perpetual Care is {More Than a Promise Thursday, Oct. The Mutual Ins 1301 H St | BILLINGSLEY, | terday for Mrs |a resident | nue. (emetery | Our Offices Will ’GTON', D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1935. Cards of Thanks. ALLEN, LEMUEL V. I wish to express my sincere appreciation to my relatives and friends for their expressions of sym- pathy and for beautiful floral tributes at the death of my husband, LEMUEL V. ALLEN of Forestville. Md EMMA ALLEN. * LEVI. JOSEPH. We wish to thank the friends and relatives of Mr. JOSEPH LEVI for the Kindness and’ beautiful floral offerings extended him during hi ilinees and at the time of bereavement HIS _WIFE_ANITA AND HIS BROTH- ERS AND SISTERS. Braths. BANKS, HARRY. On Monday, October 14, 193p; HARRY BANKS the beloved son of Maggie Banks the W, 1432 You st. n.w tober 21. at 2 p.m., named funeral church. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. 20 EDWARD SAMUEL. Sud- denly. on Tuesday. October 1935, ot Rossiyn. Va. EDWARD SAMUEL BIL- LINGSLEY of 618 Maryl s the beloved son of Mrs ley and the late James Bill of Norman Bil y Mrs. Grace Pie the 'W. W. Chambers Ernest Jarvis_funeral church, Funeral Monda neral home, 517 11th st. October 18. at 2 pm friends are invited. Creek Cemetery. BRASHEAR, KATE B. On Monday. Octo- ber 14. 1 &t her residence. 1142 Gal- latin_st. n.w. KATE B. BRASHEAR. widow of McLam Brashear _Services at her late residence on Thursday, October 17. at 11 am. Interment Rock Creel Cemetery. Services and interment vate. Please omit flowers 16 BUDD, MAUDE EVELYN. On Wednesdas. October 16,1935 after a long illness MAUDE EVELYN BUDD. sister of Helen Bucd Butler and Carrie E. Engel. No- tice of funeral later. (Baltimore papers please copy.) FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR MRS. E. E. DENNETT Widow Land Office Commissioner Succumbs at Vir- Relatives _and of Former ginia Home of Daughter. Funeral services were held here Elizabeth E. Den: of Washington for years, who died Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. W. Slemp, in Big Stone Gap, Va. She was tI widow of Fred Dennett, who was com- | missioner of the General Land Office during the Theodore Roosevelt and Taft administrations. Burial in Lincoln National Cem- etery followed services at the Wash- ington Heights Presbyterian Church Mrs. Bennett was one of the first women to hold an appointive State position. She served for several years as actuary of the North Dakota De- partment of Insurance. Surviving. besides her daughter, are a son, Lieut. R. Richard Dennett U. 8. N, and a brother, George Com- erford. SAUBER RITES HELD Division Chief in P. 0. Depart- ment Survived by Widow. Funeral services were held Sat dent of Washington for m years, who died last week at his home, 3386 Stephenson place. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery Mr. Sauber was chief niture section in the maint branch of the Division of Building Operations and Supplies at the Post Office Department. Prior to 1933, I had served for 20 years in the offi of the superv architect of the Treasury Department. His widow, Mrs. of the Edna White | Sauber, survives. MORGAN FUNERAL SET Funeral services for Herbert E Morgan, member of the Civil Service Commission staff for 32 years, who died Monday, will be held at 11 am. tomorrow at Joseph Gawler's Sons funeral home, 1754 Pennsylvania av Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Morgan died suddenly at Emer- gency Hospital. He was 60 vears old and had retired from the Govern- ment service in June. Births Reported. W be and Lycia Rowley. tw James and Robert and hus and V Walter and Dor: M Abraham Thomas ar: Thomas an Ben and Ma Be Closed 17, Until Noon During the funeral of Mrs. Margaret V. QOakes, wife of E. I. Oakes, treasurer. urance Agency reet N.W. Ryan Funeral comes up forget for O price. Instead consider quality and dignity. As faras price goes, Ryan Funeral Serv- ices offer such a wide range that you may always rest assured that somewhere in the Any Family Can Afford Service When the subject of funeral services nce the matter of the importance of Reémains resting at | from the above- | IntermentRo%k | Draths. MICHAEL. On Tuesday, [ MICHAEL CADY. beloved h Bernard. Thomas. John and Margaret Cady. Funeral from 5542 5th st. nw. on Thursday, October 1 9:30 am.: thence to Nativity Ca Church. 6000 Georzia ave. n.w. mass will be offered at 10 a repose of his soul. Relative Interment Rock October CARTER. SARAH. Departed this life Sun- da tober 1:1. 1135 SARAH CAR’ 225 D st. n'w. She is surv two sons. Steven and Eugene Cart many other relatives and friends ng at Malvan & Schey's neza home N J. ave. and R st Funeral from the above parlors Thi day. October 17. at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited | CARLTON, ALDINE J. Departed t on Tuesday. October 15. 1035, at am. after' a brief iliness, ALDINE CARLTON. beloved wife of Frederick O. Carlton. devoted daughter of Jennie Jel- 1 and_the late Samuel Jeff Pauline B Hallstor! Thelma Crestwell Re Barnes & M 11 4th st ice of CLARK. MARGARET. 1 Sunday. October 1: Tesidence, 407 North R dria, Va.. MARGARET Joved mother of Alice Jamin Clark childres. one great Oc from the above funeral h and friends invite¢. In: mont Cemetersy. CLAY, LYDA AN | T hite’ Mor 055 daughter randchild. Jame : at Bentley & | COLEMAN. NANNIE C. Depa Tiiesday 15 i Deane ave AN s NIE R DALY N J_MURRAY HEI ANTHONY. MARY FLLEN LF DILLER GARDNER. FREDERICK C. Membe > st of the A BARNHART JACKSON, ADA LILIE O r13 Cemetery JENKINS. FILA JOHNSPON, JAMES V er 14 r. 4 Thurs, Interme t Ol MORGAN. HERBERT E tober 14. 195, 2 HERBERT E Charles G Morga mains resting_at_chapel of Josep! ler's S 754 Pa. ave. Funer dav. October 17. at 11 a.m. Rock Creek Cemetery OAKES. MARGARE tober 14, 1¢ Melrose C GARET V. 0AK: ‘Hl“m al. brother MAR- wite' of Ed- s A-l11 Beaths. RICHARDS. GRANT. On 1045, after a short illness. in his 7:rd Year. GRANT. son of the I A M. A. Richards. Interment. mn.c’ § LOUISE "VOIGTSBERGER “ines. Toover beloved wife of William E, Voigtsherger. from, the “apove redence on friends invited, e WHITE, SERENA. October 1 Interment church l;.nds v pital Fusha of Clar October E i 3 Remains rest- ay, thereafter at the a PAUL G. WOEKEL. aged 54 v ved husband of Lydia Woekel." from the W. fuy ne.on W WOEKE e On Monday. October al h onday. October RY 8' WOLFE, ed wife of the On Tuesday. October 5 3%th beloved ‘wife In Memortam. HARMONIA WARD. our d ARD _ BAK| two ve BAKER Sacred r er and & s ago | e toda have gone i we miss 1 we meet VIOLET AND BILL. HULL, WILLIAM §. 1In v and we grow older r b tie rance of those happy LOVING WIFE AND JARROE—WILLIAMS. Oct 1644 LAGOMARSINO ILDREN (NEE CROW) DA W. SULLIV Wednesday, HER AND JHUR. HAR- WILLIAM H. 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Oakes and moth and Edmund Oakes, Jr, - Funeral from the above residence on Thursday, Octo- ber 17. at 4 am.: thence to the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. W #nd Quesada st. Chevy Chase, . where mass will be offered at i am. for the repose of her s Rela- | tives and friends are invited. Inters ment Mount Olivet Cemetery 16 PYE. NELLIE. Departed this life on Tues- |~ day. October I5. 19i5, at her residence, | 413 South_Alfred st. Alexandria. Va..| | NELLIE PYE. devoted Wife of Willia | Pye. She also is_survived by a loving daughter. Mrs. Emma THollins: nine 1400 Chapin St. NW. Col. 0432 Fandchiidren. other relatives and many 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 sl 77FK'NERA_L Dl}§lGNs GUDE BROS. CQ. Floral Picces _1412 P St. NW NAtional 42 GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES FPHONE NAT 0108 Open Evenings Cor. 14th © EY? of Margery | __ 409 Sth St. SE Lincoln 0530 er. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A Store Near Your Home until noon Thi : thereafter at her late re dence. Funeral Friday. October 1% | 1 pm. from the Zion Baptist Chur Alexandria. Va. Relatives and {ri L] invited. Interment Douglas Cemete: On Wednesday. October 16, 1935, at'3 am - at Montgomery County General Hospital, Olney. Md.. GUY RAY. the beloved son of Wiiliam and Bessi¢ Ray of Ro at the Colonial fu: Reu- ben Pumphi e Funeral services at the above funeral home Pri- day. October 18. at 230 pm._ Inter- merit Mount Carmel Cemetery. Sunshine, | B 7 FUNERAL DIRECTOR 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 and Sundays GEO. A. COMLEY %02 & Artistic_Floral Designs by Experts. Night Phone, Clarendon 261-J-1.