Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1935, Page 10

0.E CALLHER. 5, LUMBERMAN, DIE ~Also Was Former Director of Federal-American Bank. Charles E. Galliher, 76, president of the W. T. Galliher & Bro. Lumber Co. and former director of the Fed- eral-American Bank and the Ross- lyn Steel & Cement Co.. died yes- | terday at his home, 3848 Harrison street. Born in Port Deposit, Md.. Mr. Gal- liher came to Washington in 1865, receiving his education in the public schools here. In 1889 he and his brother, the late W. T. Galliher, | founded the lumber company which | now is located at Thirtieth and K| streets, Mr. Galliher at the time of his CHARLES E. GALLIHER. death was an active member of the | Wesley Methodist Church, of which | he also was a_member of the Board of Trustees. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Caro- | line Agnes Galliher: a daughter, Mrs. | Robert Carter. and two sons, Joseph | H. Galliher and C. Emery Galliher. | Funeral services will be held tomor- | row at 11 am. at the residence Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. | WILL PROLONG STAY | | CINCINNATI, October 31 (P — Mayor William N. McNair of Pitts- burgh, a self-styled “fugitive,” turned toward Memphis, Tenn., today on a trip designed. he said. to keep him away from Pittsburgh “until after next Tuesday's election.” | He “ran away” from Pittsburgh, he | explained, to dodge service of man- damus papers to compel him to sign $6.,000,000 in W. P. A. bonds, of which he disapproved. GRID GAME POSTPONED | ON DEATH OF PLAYER Martinsburg-Hagerstown Contest ‘Was Scheduled for Com- ing Saturday. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG. W. Va, October 31.—The foot ball game scheduled for Saturday between Martinsburg and Hagerstown (Md.) High School elevens has been postponed indefinitely as a result of the death of John Farra, Hagerstown quarterback, who died Sunday following an injury received in a game at Mercersburg, Pa. Announcement of the postponement was made following funeral rites yes- terday. Whether the two schools will meet 10 am. Burial will be in Cedar Hill | | at all this season is problematical. TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE PLUS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1935, E. W, KERPER DIES; OLD ORIOLES STAR Familiarly Known as ‘Pop,’ He Was Active in Church Base Ball. Engleberg W. Kerper, catcher for the old Baltimore Orioles in the 80s and one of the founders of the Interchurch Base Ball League here, died Tuesday at his home, 1236 - E street, from a heart attack. Familiary known |to his associates °F: |as “Fop,” Mr. 4 Kerper was an | active player here | until he was more | than 50 years old and afterward be= came an umpire in intra-city games. | After leaving (theBaltimore | team in the late 80s, he came to Washington and played with the Ninth Street Christian Church team for more than 15 years. He numbered among his close friends nearly every major league player of a generation ago, and also was known to many of the later stars. Mr. Kerper was a member of the board of the Ninth Street Christian Church. He organized and managed the church’s base ball team. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Effie | May Kerper: a son, Elmer Kerper, of Fcrestville, Md., and a daughter, Mrs. Ernest Crown of Washington. | Funeral services will be held at the |Ninth Street Church tomorrow at | Cemetery. ORIGIN THE _REXALL DRUG 'STORES FRIDAY .. EXTRA. SPECIAL Only one to a customer while they last! LORIE PERFUMED TOILET SOAP Regularly retailing for 1.00. An ex- ceptional offer that every customer should take advantage of. Limited M epecial & A 3T ¢ FRIDAY .. EXTRA SPECIAL Only one to a customer while they last! cAscAn VELLUM PAPETERIE Contains 60 large Raleigh sheets and 48 large Harvard Envelopes, 60c retail valve. special 29C SATURDAY ... . EXTRA SPECIAL Only one to a customer while they last! 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