Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1935, Page 9

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ROUND TRIPFROM CHICAGO $62.20 ia Cosches. Daily from Nov. 11th. MANY NEW COACH ECONOMIES AND COMFORTS Three mesls a day for 906 free pillows; dimmed lights at night. Women's exclusive ea::’c -d;(h- (;"““"‘ leepe: e onThe Challenger. —berth extra. 21- lcoach-tourist car day return limit. Daily from Dec. 1. IN COACHES FROM CHICAGO THE OVERLAND ROUTE NORTH WESTERN-UNION PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC Giraed U THist. Co. Bl 504 Girerd ‘Trust Co. Bld 14008 penn. Sa. Philadelphia. Pa. 1400 . Penn_ Sa. o Please send me illustrated California booklet O e e ehasiod Lnlow oot e erpese Wintoe Some s G aroe perlenced Advertisers Prefer The Star NING STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. E. . SNYDER DIESATHOMEAT 73 Long lliness Fatal to Kin of 1776 Commander of British Navy. Mrs. Emily Rose Snyder, wife of Edgar C. Snyder, former United States marshal for the District, died yester- day at her home, 1605 Kennedy place, after a long illness. She was 75. Mrs. Snyder came to Washington with her husband more than 40 years #go. At that time he was corre- spondent for two newspapers in Omaha, Nebr. Although she was born in Bantray, Ireland, Mrs. Snyder's parents were English, her® greategreat-grandfather being Admiral Richard Howe, com- mander in chief of the British navy during the American Revolution; his ed the British land forces during the same war. Sought to Effect Peace. Sir Willlam led the British forces in the battle of Bunker Hill, and de- feated Gen. George Washington at the battle of White Plains. Toward the end of the war, the two brothers were commissioned to effect peace negotiations between England and the colonies. Their efforts proved fruit- less, however. Mrs. Snyder came here with her parents in about 1863, the small fam- ily settling in Philadelphia. It was while she was attending boarding | school in New England that she met | her husband, then a young law stu- dent at the University of Pennsyl- | vania. Immediately after his grad- | uation. he returned to Omaha, where he entered the newspaper business At his appointment as Washington correspondent for the two papers in | his home town. he stopped en route yherv was married, and brought his iyoung bride to Washington. Two Daughters Survive, Besides her husband, Mrs. Snyder is survived by two daughters, Mrs | Dorothy De Muth Watson and Mrs. David A. Snyder, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Kift of Philadelphia. Funeral services will' be held to- { morrow at 11 am. at the late resi- | dence. followed by burial in Cedar | Hill Cemetery. Rev. George Fiske | Dudley of St. Stephen's Episcoal | Church will officiate. | Pallbearers are Judge Gus A Schuldt, Louis H. Stabler. Dr. William | A, Kinnan, L. H. Troutman, Robert L. Haycock. William E. Andrews Samuel J. Prescott and J. Harry Cun- i ningham., Deaths Reporked Annllr F. Herbert, 73, 2513 North Capi- tol st Bernard h. 63 G G Percy McGiue. James H._Green 58 Thomas B. McCormick. 45 st. ne Lawience J Nebb. 43. Helen-G. Garner. 43. Emergency Hosp! | Joseph Seymour 43. Gallin Carl Ramstad 116 Georgel T Infant to Roland and Mildred Gard Gallinger Ho Infant to Clarence and Laura Offenbacker, zer Hospital Samuel Jones, 103, Infirm Harriett pital Robert Grev. Mary Wilson Robert Ell s John Lewis. b7 Annie Latnev 47, 2m Dickerson 4" Gn Dixon 40 Gallin; Bride M_Jones. fix. Ga McKinley Ferguson. pital G Jobn Botts. and Rose Batt and Dorothy Nash. Gal- linger Hospital Infant to Henrv and Hilda Duckett. Preed- men’s Hospita neer Hospital Harrison st. Walter Reed Hos- Home for Ased and Stevenson. Preedmen's Hos- ser Hospital gency Hosnital Freedmen's Hospital. ger Hospital rop. Gal- Established 1900 ? SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524.9244 412 H St. Northeast er’ Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A $500 SERVICE _ For Only $265 e O o o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. SOUTHEAST BR 517 11th ST. S.E.’ ATlantic 6300 Cau conceives ideas that may be How many times have you one who could take these idea Taking verbal conceptions, 512 11¢h N.W. * brother, Sir Willlam Howe, command- | Tavlor EVERY man who is close to his business, whether he be advertising, sales or general manager, hot off the block, and whip them into shape. Someone versed in good advertising and merchandising to grasp my thought with a minimum of explanation.” them into tangible form —perfecting rough ideas into finished and effective business tools—is a specialty of BYRON S. ADAMS pamntine & o Nover Disggooiny Aovetisine 00000000000 00000000000000000 0 A D. C., MONDAY, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy with mild temperature tonight and tomor- row, followed by rain and colder to- morrow night; gentle to moderate southerly winds. Maryland—Cloudy, slightly warmer in west portion tonight; tomorrow cloudy with mild temperature, fol- lowed by rain and colder tomorrow night and probably in extreme west portion tomorrow afternoon. Virginia—Cloudy with mild tempera- ture tonight and tomorrow, followed by rain and colder tomorrow night. West Virginia—Cloudy, followed by rain beginning in west portion late tonight or tomorrow and in east por- tion tomorrow; slightly warmer to- night, colder in west portion tomorrow afternoon, much colder tomorrow night. River Report. Shenandoah River clear and Po- tomac slightly cloudy today. Report for Last 48 Hours. Saturday — Temp. Bar.o. Deg. 1Ins. 0% Midnight_ 59 Baro, Ins. 30.16 wa Zre B g =»gpus £33 333333 =m0 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. €6, 2 pm. vesterday. Year age. K Lowest. 57. 8 a.m. today. Year ago, 35. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest, 0K 0 e Humidity for Last 24 Ho (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Jichest. &8 per cent at 7 am togex [ ertione 5 Der cent. 'm pm. “Fes: Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today norrow. ;o o Hich 3 Low Hisn Low pm R 4upm. The Sun and Moon. Rises Sun, today 0y tomorrow Moon, today Ziiiem Automobile lights must be turned on | one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date) n Thax Fetruary March April | May lene Albany. | Atlanta | Atlantic Tex 3 G City Peso. Iveston. ene, Tex Tex Cloudy 41 0.ni Rain | Jacksonviile - Kensas City_ Minneapohs * New Orleans New York Oklahcma City Omaha. Nebr Philadeiphia Phoenix. bu: Portiand. { Portiend. | Spokane._ Wash 3044 . Tampa. Fla Vg WASH, D, C_iv Forelgn Stations. Greenwich time Temnera (T am Stations London_FEnsiand - Paris, France | Vienna. Au: Berlin,” G Brest.' France | Binieh. T Swiseriana | Stockholm. Sweden Gibraltar. Spain (Noon. Greenwich t he- Cloudy Rain Ty | Horta | 8an _Ji Puerto Rico | Havana. iba Colon, Canal Zone | Swimming Record. | w. E. Barnie. a Edinburgh. Scot- | land. science teacher, recently wam the Firth of Forth, a distance of 10 miles, in 7 hours 54 minutes, a feat never before accomplished. Btk Blaeted. Joseph J. and Mildred E Dove. girl | Bdward'L_and Elizabeth S._Coffren. eirl. | James and Ocie Cathey. girl William F_and Ruth A Queen Juke and Elizabeth Dunbar. boy John and Daisy Kitksey ' eirl James E. and Gertrude E. Hoiland, girl. William_and Mae Butler bov. Vance E and Mesia Robinson. boy James W_and Lavana Fitzhueh. boy William P. and Juanita B. Tolson. girl CEMETERY LOTS Six grave lots, $175 up, includ- ing perpetual care. Choice lots in local cemeteries can be pur- chased for less from the Cemetery Lot Exchange Ge. 2876. 1343 Kennedy St. Cdar Hill almy sirl. Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Brain Children, Like Birds, Must Be ght on the Wing translated into more sales. said, "If only I could find some- -flashes of mine, when they are , rapidly given, and translating Phone District 8203 NOVEMBER 4, 1935. Draths. ALLEN. FRANCIS. Departed this life on iny, November 3. 10:35. &t her resi- dence. Morion st. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving daughter. Mary Agee; a son. Maj. Allen; a grand- gaughier. Vergie Slocum: a grandson Maj. Siocum. 3r: & kreat-granddaugh- ter.’ a great-grandson and a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at 8. P. Morrow's funeral home. V'st. nw. Funeral Tuesday. No- ber 5. °at | pm.. from Mount Car- mel Baptist Church, ird and Eve sis pw. Rev. W. H. Jernagin officiating. Interment’ Harmony Cemetery. ASKINS, WILLIAM GILBERT. dey. November 3. 1%:45. at 1:20 o'clock p.m. at Emergenicy Hospital. WILLIAM GILBERT ASKINS. beloved fon of Rob- ert L. and Sarah E. Askins (nee Quick) Funeral Tuesday. November 5. at c'clock pan.. from_the funeral ‘home of George W. Wise Co. 2900 M 8L nw. Relatives ‘and friends invited. ‘Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. BITTINGS, . On Sunday, Novem- ber 3 19735, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs" Rose de Thierrs. 3005 P st nw. Mrs LAURA BITTINGS. be- loved wife of the late Richard Bittings Funeral from the above residence on Wednesdas. November #. at &30 am thence to Holy Trinity Catholic Church, where solemn high requiem mass will be sald at 9 o'clock for the repose of her”“soul. * Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Relalives ana friends in- vited b BRANDSTEDT, PAUL F. On Sunday, No- vember ‘. 1045, at his_resicence. PAUL husband of Janet Brandstedt. Body ting at Joseph Gawler's Sons' chapel. Pa_ave. n.w . until Tuesday mori Services at his late residence. 61 nw. on Tuesay. November p.m_ Interment Congressional 1y Kindly omit_flowers BROUGHTON. JAMES CLINTON. v November 1 ' 145 JAME ON BROUGHTON of 154 You ¢ beloved father of James C. fr: Howard & and Norbert "A. Broughton Funeral from the bove addrees Wed- nesiay. November 6. at 11 am. Relas tives an (riends invited. BUSH. CATHERINE. On Saturday, vember . 1115 ai her residence TR TCATHERINE. widow of S Bush beloved mother of Fenwick, M ton, Louts. Mrs. Mamie Robinson, Yat Blair_Predericka. Leon Bush and the Jate Christing Crist She is also sur- vived by other relatives and friends Remains resting at Stewart's fu 50 H st. ne. until Monday eve- November 47 thereafier at her inte dence, where remains may be viewed until 11 am._Tuesday. No- Tueeday. Nove nw . Rev. G. © Interment Pa on Sun- No BUSH. CATHERINE, her< of Columt of W_w Y of sor- Novem- nge fe CATHERINE Monds Daugnter N FTHA STEWART DI Il NAOMI E WASHINGTON. Sccretars BUSH. CATHE RINE Offcers and bers of Queen heba Chapter O E S ste hereby no'if deatr n Lacv endany Novemb NIE R_POWELL RENCE B. CU! JESSIE C. JOHNSON Ses (HM) Departed t hetweer th offict Harmony CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner. Business. Prof en’s Club. Mayflower Hote Tau onal Wom- 7 pm. | Bria Phi 8pm Meeting Sorority. Mayflower ‘Hotel Mecting. Trea Legion Auxiliary, 8 p.m. American ower Hotel | card and John Eaton Parent-Teacher Association John Eaton School, Thirty-third place and | Lowell street, 8 p.m Woman's Relief Soldiers, Sailors and 1015 L street, 8 p.m Meeting. | Raleigh Hotel, 7 pm. Meeting, Shepherds of Bethlehem, | 808 I street, 8 p.m 1 Meeting, Organization Connecticut avenue B Association. City Bank, | necticut avepue, 8 pm. TOMORROW. incheon, Acme Corp., 12:30 pm Committee, ness Mel 3401 Con- Raleigh Luncheon, Washington Credit Men's Association, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m eteran Druggists” Asso- 12:30 p.m. Luncheo ciation, Raleigh Hote: Luncheon and meeting. Hamcock Chapter, Daughters America, Raliegh Hotel, 1 p.m. rcheon, Pi Kappa Alpha Fra- Lotus Restaurant, 12:30 p.m. of Luncheon, Probus Club, Hay-Adams | House, 12:30 p.m Meeting. North Star Chapter, W. C. U.. 4409 Eighteenth street, 2 p.m. Supper dance. Government Print- i Office executives, Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm. Dinner, Trilla B. Young Bible Class. | Western Presbyterian Church, 1906 H | street, 5 p.m. T. Dinner, Legal Cluk, University Club, 7 pm. REVIVAL IS ARRANGED CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md., Novem- | ber 4 —Rev. gelist-musician, will conduct a 10-day revival meeting in Grace Church of the Namrenc here, beginning Wed- nesday at 7:30 p.m. His wife will assist him in the musi- cal programs, which will form an important part of the revival meetings. The series is sponsored by the Young People’s Friendly Society of the LOST. 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 nan’s._containin Sat. or Sun. Liberal reward. nwood 1 BOSTON BULL, young. from 6120 32nd st. Chevy Chase. D. i black and white. Reward. Emerson 336X BROOCH. diamond platinum. containing i small diamonds. 1 large diamond and 17 emeralcs, October 31. in Mavflower Ho- tel ‘or between hotel_and Argonne Apts Reward. Mrs. Irene Schlosberg. 1629 Co- lumbia_rd CAT. red_Persian. lost i sird and Sheridan sts. b.Ww. Georgia_1 COLLIE ] DOG tan, very nmmnmtc ; name “Laddie. 9: boys' pet. Please phone Col 4fi 5 Hobart st. n.w. - DIAMOND RING._three “carat. Saturday aiternoon. Palace Theater or vicinity: $100 reward. _Phone Lincoln 5435-W. DIAMOND RING 3-carat Country Club. Halloween night. club office, Liberal reward. ____ DOG, small,_brown and white. female. answers to_“iCurly.” Reward, 4303 Reno d. e_Clevela HANDBAG, blue, Sunday. e candi pm., contains identification and papers valuable to owner only. Reward. Phone (_female, strayed neighborhood_of Reward. Columbia Return to near | le on Wisconsin ave.. MINK stole on Wisce e from Homeannhl: Hospital. Phone Decatur ! POLICE DOG, m mllr > i foot. _Call Adams $716. Ravy ¥l B.C. PURSE. black. with money and b tween Irving and Park rd. on crooon. $5 reward. zeenl Adams 0961, Canoe Club. | Dorothy | Daniel E. Patrone, evan- | Call | Bpaths. CLFARY, VINCENT DE PAUL. On Satur- day. November 2. 1945 “at his res dence. 1000 I st. n'e.. VINCENT DE PAUL CLEARY, beloved son of Gecrge J. and Mary G. Cleary (nee McKernan). Fu- reral from the above residence. Tues- dav. November 5. at R0 am thence to Holy Name Church, where requiem mass will be said at 0 am for the repose of his soul Irterment | Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and | friends invited. COLCORD, WILLARD A. On Monday._ N vember 4. 1 WILLARD A. CO CORD. beloved husband of Anna L. Co 5rd of 9117 Longfellow st. n.w. father of Mrs. Walton C. Jokn: Clarence Col- cord_and Glen Colcord of Washington D C. Remains resting at the W W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1300 C pin st. nw. Notice of funeral later. COOPER, MARY A. On Sunday. Nove ber 4 at 10:10 p.m.. at her r dence. 1100 Howard road se. MARY A COOPER. beloved mother of Ollie M gnd Alfred A. Cooper. Notice of funefal ater. . CRONE. JOHN November tarium Hospital. JOHN LE ROY_h ing Crone. ~Se v Pilmphrey's funcral home. 8474 mmz a ave. Siver, Spring, Md_ November Washington Memorial Patk Ce DAVIDSON. ARCHIBALD urday. November ce. McLean. Va SON, beloved husb sen. Funeral from the R spom 16:2:1 Conrec Tuescay. ~Novembe: Interment Rock Cree DOLAN. THOMAS. | 7 ber 30, 1935, at Suddenly. or 1945, at_his rest ARCHIBALD DAVID nd of Mary David s of Al cut nve at $0 Cemetery us on On Wednesdas ates Sol beloved Octo- November thence to St Aloys ¥ high mass will be offered at e repose of his soul Re invited Interm fonal Cemetery. DOLAN. THOMAS. The offcers and mem- d Spar e requested G STIRK. CO PRINT E. SHOMETTE. Adju DOYLE. REV. PATRICK B ¥y Noven i " Rev PATRI wged 14 years Cor WILLIAM Balti DOYLE. requie B Solemr n House on Tursda Re KATE IKENE. O resGer ANT, GEORGE 1115 G GEORGE Fi GENTHER, JOUN W. n Na HELMS. EL lzml TH M. 4 vembe wife Relatives_and terment M KELEHER, NORA M. The mem b d_Order e req emble at 121 Tuesday. K p on eciting 'hP repose °KELEHER " ROSE JUENEMANN. Prefect LAWSON. REV. JOSEPH. Dep lite on Thuisday. Ociobe Rev. JOSEPH LAWSON of 191 st. s.w._ He is survived by & devoted wife. Willielmina Lawson: two children Christine and Wilbur Lawson. and many th atives and friends. Remains the Malvan & Schey funeral New Jersey_ave Fineral Thesdav. Novemoer 5 from above funeral pa ard friends invitea LEWIS, ZELIA GRAY, on Sunday. November 3. residence. 918 4th t. s LE deloved wife of Sam devoted ‘mother of Samuel Lewis and Sarah Lebon. She also leaves one brother. Phil:p C. Gray. a granddaugh- ter. Margaret Lebon: other relatives and many_{riends. Remains Testng at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel ird and Ese sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. LORANZ, RAYMOND. On Sunday, No vember i in his Rith 'y RAYMOND LORANZ. the beloved hus band of Kate H. Loranz. Remains rest ing at the wm. H. Sardo Co home. 412 H st. ne Puneral services at the Eckington Presbyterian Church. North Capitol and Q sts. n.e. on Wed- nesday. Nevember 6. at 2 pm._ Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited Dear one. the dawn has opened To a world most wondrous fair. Where vour loved ones all are Wai To welcome vou over ther And. darling. there’ll be no blindness In the land where you have gone. Just the loving smile of Jesus To bid you welcome home BY HIS LOVING WIFE. KATE MARTIN. JAMES M. On Priday No- vember 1. 1035. at Sihley Memorial Hos- ital. JAMES M. MARTIN. beloved hus- Ennd of Grace W. Martin. Funeral Tuesday. November 5. at 9:10 a.m.. from Tesidence. 64% F st. ne. _Requiem mass at St, Joseph's Catholic Church at 10 am. Interment St. Mary's Ceme- tery. Annapolis. Md. 2.4 PAYNE. RICHARD R. On Sunday. No- vember 3. 1935 _at Langley. Va.. RICH- ARD R. PAYNE. the beloved father of Mary Jones and Irene P. Broadnick and brother of Sarah Robinson. He also leaves five grandchildren.” Funeral Tuesday November 5. at 2 p.m. from Gunnell's chapel. Langley. Va. Rémains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. POOLE. AMBRO! On Saturday. No- vember 2. 1 after a brief iliness AMBROSINE POOLE, beloved wife of Horace G. Poole. She is also survived by _three_sis other relatives and friends. Remains may be seen Monday. November 4. 3 to 10 pm. at Adams & Smoot's funeral home. 3125 Nichols . and Tuesday at noon. at he sigence. 915" Howard road s.e. Funeral Wadnesday. Novemoer 6. at p.m. from her late residence. Inter- ment Rosemont Ogmetery. Teritis Departed this lifs 3. 1035, at_her ZELIA GRAY B. Lewis pm. | Union | funeral | *3% A—9 Births. AN BANCROFT. On Eunday. November her resi- de i 100 CROFT RICHARDSON of Howard B. Rich: resting at the Lee fun be held on Wednesda > p.m. _Relatives and | Interment Consressional Cemetery ROBB. SALLY. Departcd thi November 1. 1 after a SALLY ROEB. She leaves n their loss 8 ioving daughter Mary C lins: one brother. Phillip Robb. five g-andchildren. seven nieces and a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at Barnes & Matt home. 614 4th st. sw. Mond November 4 resi of her daughter. sw. Funeral Tuesday at Friendship Baptist Church sts. 8 Rev. B H W Interment Pavne's Cemetery | ROBINSON. MARGARET ELIZABETH. D parted this life f 195 after a_ling GARET ELIZABETH Rober: and H 4th st, n.w he also leaves t her departure five sisters. RICHARDSON, 0 officiating. Redeemer Churc Tuesdayv, No tives and f ROSS. CHAR er 14 v Hospital. CHARL M st nw Surv Pred ROSS & him are a _and_a host Rema - betweer L 18th residence EMILY residence or 11 am Inerment Ceda STANTON. Joserm Vembe JoSEPH F. Cemetery. dav_No- of Ge STICKELL CEVA F loved wife ndo of Br dav November A re and d wood Cemetery UNDERWOOD, MELVILLE T 2241032 AND CLARA 32 3m0m3 | WHFELER. . Brentr beioved WHEFLER belovea LEON_ 0 THOMAS GEORGE woons < November - SR Gienwood Cemeters. Was In Memortam, today. November The one we lov 'h sad but ‘ago today. No- The memory_linzers o ELSTE H BALTO! In sad but MOORE fihb QSCAR H. HIS \'O("HE SHEPPARD. HANNAH. XD who depar Novemoer SR TAYLOI red). U seven' years aso TAYLOR. MATTHEW M memory i devorod father chief com. steward who departed thic today. November 4 ©Oh_ the long and 16 sweet_reunion of t c hts_of peace DEVOTED AND SON. MARY E AND LAWRENCE C. TAYLOR. TIGNOR, EZEKIEL Sacred to the mem- of a wonaerful father. 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