Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1935, Page 13

Freak Has Baby. The six-week-old baby of Mu Proa, a giraffe-necked woman from Burma, who is traveling with a circus, was christened in Glasgow, Scotland, and is the first Burmese baby to be born outside Burm: Fort-[incoln Washingtons best located Gemetery, Choose Wisely and * With Confidence Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service We Keep the Cost Within Your Means Ryan service places at the disposal of the family a long and honorable record — an intelligent, courteous, ca- pable personnel; complete equipment, and the sincere recommendation of thou- sands of families in all walks of life. Inquiries from those who would like to know more about funeral costs will receive our courteous attention. James T. Ryan FUNERAL DIRECTOR 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. o Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls W. E. LOCKWOOD FUNERAL TOMORROW Veteran Capital Telegrapher Dies at Home After Long Illness. William E. Lockwood, veteran teleg- rapher, died at his home, 519 Ten- nessee avenue, Friday morning after a long illness. “BilL,” as he was known among the telegraph fraternity, started pounding he “key” at the age of 14 with the Western Union Telegraph Co. At that time the messages were copied with pen and ink, as the typewriter was still to be invented. During the war he was detailed to the War Department in Washington and later worked a financial wire for the Assoclated Press. His later years were spent in the wire room of the Weather Bureau here. He was retired there about two years ago and had been confined to his bed for the past year. His widow, Marie T. Lockwood, is connected with the M. Pasternak store here. He also leaves four daughters, Mrs. Rudolph H. Yeatman, jr.; Misses Agnes, Elizabeth and Rita Lockwood, and two sons, Edward W., who is con- nected with the N. Auth Provision Co., and Joseph. Funeral services will be held at his late home tomorrow at 8:30 am., fol- lowed by a high requiem mass at Holy Comforter Church at 9 o'clock. - India Eighth. India now ranks eighth in modern manufacturing countries. EMBER SAM R. SELLS, ONCE IN CONGRESS, DEAD East Tennessee Industrial and Civic Leader Succumbs to Heart Dise: By th- Associated Press. JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., November 2.—Death today ended the active and successful career of Sam R. Sells, 64- year-old industrial, political and civic leader. The former Republican Represent- ative from the first Tennessee district succumbed at his home here following & brief illness from heart disease. State and national figures joined in tribute to his memory. “He was in Congress when I went there 24 years ago,” Senator K. D. McKellar said at his home in Mem- phis, “and we served together for a number of years. He was a Repub- liccan, but one of the most independ- 3, “1935—PART ONE Diesin Denmark Statuary Mausoleums and Memorials We manufacture distinctive memorials mausoleums from select Barre Vermont Granite. Washington’s only exclusive manufacturer of memorials and mausoleums from the rough stock. All work cut in our local plant and erected any- | as an “outstanding citizen,” comment- | into many lines of business, Sells pre- ent Republicans I ever saw. He was honest, industrious and religious—a fine character.” Gov. McAlister, describing Mr. Sells SOREN L. SMITH. ed, “His influence 1n Tennessee will be m‘::x'ough his activities extended RITES TOMORROW where. Buy Direct From a Local Manufacturer and Save the Difference You Are Invited to Visit Our Plant. Capital City Monumental Works Studio and Office, 1249 Lincoln 4096 Bladensburg Road N.E. Opp. Gude's Greenhouses ANNIVERSARY GELEBRATION SAVE! Money THE ENTIRE YEAR WITH A FRIGIDAIRE '35 FREE Electric Bank Clock to help you pay! SALE! FRIGIDAIRES 1935 Model Demonstrators | GEORGE'S RADIO CO. ) 816 F STREET N.W. 'Kmdly have your Frigidaire representa- tive call with detailed information about your U. §. Government N. H. A. Plan. 1935 Frigidaire List-$O0I508 INows. ol Lo 1935 Frigidaire List $11950 Mowweoococce oo 1935 Frigidaire Llist $166.50. Now = o= oo A Store Near Your Home 816 F St. N.W. 3107-3109 M. St. N.W. 2015 14th St. N.W. 1111 H St. N.E. 2139-41 Pa. Ave. N.W. All Stores Open Till 9 P.M. District 1900 $ $ *1 9.50 9.50 9.50 ferred to describe himself as a lum- berman. He was president of the Sells Lumber & Manufacturing Co, which enjoyed a national market. Starting his political career in the | State House of Representatives, Sells was elected to Congress in 1911 and served there until defeated for renomi- nation in 1920 by the incumbent, B. Carroll Reece. He served in the Span- ish-American War as ¢ private. et League to Present Picture. A film, “The Life of Martin Luther,” | will be presented by the Luther | League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 8:15 p.m., next Thursday and Fri- day in the church hall. Special ac- companying music has been arranged, @ongressional Q»aa’u'nglon's gavloric | emelery Single Sites—Family Plots Office, 1801 E St. S.E. and on Friday night a double quartet | from McKinley High School will sing. | employed for many years by the | sister in Denmark. He lived in Wash- | FOR SOREN SMITH Veteran Washington Clock Ex- pert Died September 25 in Denmark. Memorial services for Soren L. Smith, 74, Washington watch and clock expert who died September 25 while visiting in Copenhagen, Den- mark, will be held here tomorrow. Rites at 2:30 p.m. at Hysong's Funeral Parlors, 1300 N street, will be fol- lowed by interment in Glenwood Cem- etery. The body was cremated in Copenhagen. Mr. Smith, who was a chronometer expert in Denmark, came to Wash- ington about 50 years ago and was jewelry firm of Harris & Shafer. He later went into business for himself as a clock-winder and repair man for the White House and scores of prom- inent Washington families. He is survived by a brother and ington at the Cavendish Apartments. —_— - Tom Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Pridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star to 11 p.m. Saturday. WARREN TALTAVULL T he Finest FUNERAL SERVICE Regardless of the amount you can afford to spend you get the best in every W. WARREN TALTAVULL Puneral Service. Years of experi- ence have taught us how to provide comfort and convenience. and to do 50 in & courteous. understanding manner that fulfilis every need. Under personal management of Francis J. Collins, W. WARREN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W. 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It acts im accordance with the individual weeds of those who have gives it charge of the arramgements. It prefers to act as a counselor —making helpful suggestions— assisting saving you momey. The advantages of such a liberal policy to every Deal patron constitute am edded service at mo addedscost! Your Neighbor Can Tell You That Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sundsy at 2 P. M. 575 is the DEAL price for a $150 Funeral COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM $75 to $500 AND UP FUNERAL HOME Phone Lincoln 8200 il be lfiUN» HOLD-UP MEN TRAPPED Two Taken ‘ln Act on Tip to Po- lice From Third Plotter. DANVILLE, Va., November 2 (#).— Forewarned by one of three colored wmen who had plotted to hold up a United States mail truck at the rail- way station here at 4 o'clock this morning, police arranged a trap that caught the two hold-up men in the act of attempting the robbery at the point of, a dummy gun. One of the men was sprayed about the legs with slugs from a sawed-off shotgun when he attempted to escape. Robert Fallen, 28, kndwn as “Las- sies” was held in jail tonight and was | suffering from wounds in the legs inflicted by Police Lieut. O. . May- berry, who led the police ambush. A colored man named Roland Averett, held as a material witness, was the one who told the police of the plot | several hours before the coup was to be made, Woman Democrats to Meet. CLARENDON, Va., November 2 (Special) —The Arlington County Women's Democratic Club will meet in their headquarters on Wilson boule- vard Monday night at 8 o'clock. @ard of Thanks PATRICK. GEORGE. ‘The family of the | late GEORGE PATRICK wish to thank their many friends. organizations. co- workers and residents of 2901 Conn ave. for their beautiful floral pieces and | words of sympathy at the death of our | beloved husband father and brother. | MRS. IRENE PATRICK AND FAMILY. Friday. November M Predericksburg. uged 55 vears Mr. Randy Crouch of Hoadley. V: ssters Mrs. Elsie Williams of Qu Va. and Mrs. Alton Maxfleld of Hnadlv Va Remains resting at the Hall & D: funeral home. Occoquan Va . gnti 1 &he leaves one brother. | 3 Braths. ' lnllsov Jonrnwz On Pridey No- Per | residence Munklrk g’ .voszpmn the beloved daughter of Louisa and the late Nicholas Harrison. She also leaves to mourn their loss five sisters, two brothers, one uncle and a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Monday November 4, at 2 p.m. from Queen Chapel M. E Church, Muirkirk, Md Relatives and friends inviteam . 4 HERBERT. ANNIE BERKELEY. On Pri- ay, November 1. 1935. at her residence North Capitol st. n.w BERKELEY, boloves wile of Georae B Herbert and_mother of Pearl Herbert Leakin and Eva Herbert. Funeral from her iate residence on Monday, November D.m Relatives and friends in- :nm Tnterment " Congressional Ceme- ery HERNDON. SUSAN VIRGINIA. on Priday. November 1. 1 home of Mrs. A. L. Duvall County. near Lorton, Va Suddenly, at the neral home, Occoquan. Va Bunday._Services Sunday aL,1:70 pm._at Calverton. Va Bronks. Interment HOLLORAN. JOHN 3 vember 2 1935 at JOHN J. HOLLORA residence of his_niece. Killmeyer. 63A Bates st of funeral later. LOCKWOOD, WILLIAM F. On Friday, November 1 ter a lingering ness WILLIAM B LOCKWOOD. the be- loved husband Marle T ~Lockwood Funeral from Tent essee family cemetery. 3 On Baturday. No- Providence Hospital, Remains at Margn‘rxg Mrs n.w. Notrée McCORMICK. THOMAS B. day. October :40. 1935 beloved husband of d b Oon Wey THOMAS B the late A Moncey Neveniter 4 Requiem mass at St 3 f# o'clock ted Mount O | VIO\(IR BOBERT MINOR. On Nm-m- 1 Brederickebure, ROBERT MINOR MONCURE. a0 | the late Willian d { Sty November iia Church. Staffor Sunday. Services Sunday. Novem- at 2 pm. at Dumfries Chuich. conducied by E. A S Interment Dumfries Cemetery. 3 AVERY. HENRIETTA. Departed this life on Thursday. October 31 at 8 Penton s loving and of Mary Siater and Madison Simms. She also leaves mourn _their los irie grandchiidren and nine Sreat-grandchildren. one i ter. one brother and ot & relatives and friends a at Barbour Bros' funeral nom«- ne. until Saturda thereafter r Funeral Monday ho\erib»r 4 ite “Beloved hutbar an:m‘ Funeral from his | dence, La Plata. Md un No- | vember 3: thence to Church. ‘where se 230 pm !EA\Ens, . Trom he Chewron mee & November 4 and ‘friends ar Hill Cemetery. BEAVERS, LOUISE. Membe: Ladies) Auxiliary of the Cap:to! Fi Department tend the funeral am: Suncay dence. Py BOYD. Wi 1L 1 M November residence ET] Departed November = 19 LTER gnffi'éoi{ husband of Eila Brandon. of P residence. Va. W, Erother and other Remains resting a funeral home endria. Va air _ Fredericka late Chris vived by Remains resting home. 30 H st nine. November 4: thereafter at her ce. where remains may be v: L1 am Tue: other 1 o) 3tn and Que st lock ~ officiat Cemetery CANTER. L. JOHNSON. Ha BON. “ine’ Selored huih Bunting Canter." ‘Due nota of funeral will be given later. CLARKE. JULIA PLATER, = Departed life_on Friday Nove 1. 1935, 15585t 2t per readen ell. Md JULIA ~ PLATER _ CLARKE. _devoted mother of Julia Clarke and Berntece Clarke Sherman. aunt_of Susie. John Plater, Louise clmkeI Barnes and 'Jos- er-in-la d by Funeral Monday from Holy Angel Chape terment Sacred Heart Chur ‘Marys County. Md November tarium Hospital. Takom JOHN LE ROY_husband ing Crone Services at Pumphrev's funeral home. &4 ave. Silver Spring, Md. on_Tuesday November 5. at 2 pm. _Interment Washington Memorial Park Cemetery. 4 DERN, EV. l‘l THOMAS. On Fndl\ n- vember 15 at Sibley H EVAN THOMAS DERN beloved huspand | of Elise Dern, Remains resting at the Chambers Co_ Southeast funeral h 5 11th st. se a0"the ‘above funeral homé on Monday November 4. at 10 am. Relatives and | friends are invited. Interment Haush Church Cemetery. Keymar. Md | DOLAN TI'IOMA On Wednesday. Octo- . at United States Soldiers' | fome. THOMAS DOLAN. beioved hus- B of ‘Bdset Down He it is He- vived by three s Late residence. Funeral from the W, W. home. 1400 Chapin st November 5. at R:30 St Aloysius Church. ‘mass wiil be offered at § a.m the repose of his soul Re\nn\p: and frierds are invited. Interment A ton National Cemetery. DOYLE. REV. PATRICK B 0. P. 35 'in mlu- Sotemn, requiem; Dominican House | of Srudtes. Brnokland on Tuesday. November 5. at 10 ocloc Relatives and friends invited. Ifterment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 B W beloved hus- nd of Mary C. Emory (nee Bowland) | and atner of Mrs Annetie E. Harrell and Lee B. Arthur R. and Fobry=" thierment at Centrevitie. Md. or. Monday. November 4 GARNER, HELEN GRACE. On Pndny November 1. 1935_at R a.m gency Hospital N ‘dRacE BAR- NER. 1437 R. L ave_n.w., beloved sis- ter of Mrs. Otto E. Yopps. Mrs. Harry L. Lewis and Mrs. John H. McCall. neral services Monday, November 4. at 11 at Hysong’s parlors. 1300 N st. . Relatives and friends invited to attend. IULIANI LEOPOLDA. _ On_Friday, No- G apor 1. 0350 &t smey Memorial Hos- pital. LEOPOLDA GIULIANL the be- Torad wia ot uhe late Giuseppe Stuliani. Toother o Lucien Giuliani of 504 ternut st. n.w.. Mrs. oF Baiile Creek. Mich of e Creek, Mrs. Antonietta CIDPEIH of ll‘LD North Capitel st Puneral he W, W Tinerar " home. cnmtnang' n.w. on Tuesday. November Church. 15th and am.; thence to St. Paul's V sts. n.w. where mass will be offered at # a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and |- Iriends invited. Iiterment Mount ChE emet GOETZ, WILLIAM_ HENRY. On Priday. Noveinber 1. 105, at his fesicence 1010 Eye st. s.e., WILLIAM HENRY GO B26ved huthand-of Nellle, Goets: e neral from Wm. J. Nalley's funerai home. 522 Sth st se.. on Monday. November 4. at 8:30 am. thence to St. Peter's Church. 2nd and C sts. s.e. where mass will be offered at ® a.m. for the repose cf his soul. Relatives and friends in- vited. lnumen! Arlington Nltlonll On Monday. Oct ber Gallinger Hospital. ROB- ERT GRAY, devoted father of Al- iberta Bcott, Mrs, Charlotte Black. Mre. d Lewis brother Gray. He also leaves friends to mourn his n 1. 3 Jrervices Novem| nd Eye will ld at ber 3. PULEO wife of Joseo Steohen ard Charl Marsiand ok !'m-r (Fimol 611 Holy ment N fives and frience ROBB. SALLY, November 1. 1 { =8 R'\q,'\ c» invited to attend. ment Glenwood Cemeters. '&nd Henrietta Forrest Thorne On Pridav, < ham YONG ( ARENCE K. day. November Y. CLARENCE K. YONG. belo b; of Prances Hindmarsh Yong i P st.nw. Notice of funeral latgr. In Memortam, MUCH, CAPT. JOSEPH BARNES Nine vears have When the one we LOVING WIFE A RICHARDSON. JAMES A. my husband called away, ILDREN. * n_memory :of DSON. HIS WIFE. EVA M. RICHARDSON Tl\\n VIRGINIA AND DENNIS L rings sad memories of the I Funeral services | room and God only knows how I Dear mother. in my Dear father. vou will heart Till we meet on a far-distant shoff, to part no more LONELY DAUGHTER N miss v home today live for SUSIE. * who departed ago today. Novembe dear father. DEN Geparted this life tw day. November 3 1923 1 will never forgzet vou. and father, ‘While in this world I stay Gog only knows how T have missed You Since _you have pas 4§ DEVOTED DALGHT‘ER NET’HE TYLER. HENRIETTA E. In loving me-r- ory of our aunt. HENRIETTA E. TY. LER. who len ui 8IX Years ago lodny- November GENEUEVE 1 8rALEY HENRIETTA JACKSON. dear mother FU\ERAL DIRECTORS V. L. SPEARE CO.’ Neither the successor to nor connecied §itn Srisioal WO R Speare establishmbn: e NAtional 2592 St.N J. William Lee’s Sons C9. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | Crematorium . 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln uno Joseph F Birch s Sons YCOCK. Mgr ) Eoanianen ee; 3034 M St N.W. WILLIAM H. 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