Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CITY ASSOCIATION BANQUET IS HELD Merchants and Property Owners of Connecticut Avenue Sec- tion Gather. The Connecticut Avenue Association. composed, of merchants and property owners in the section, held a ban- RLRADERIINS Large volume, combined with efficient management, makes possible the generous allow- ances we give on trade-ins. Unquestionably top allowances are responsible in a great measure for our success. In fairness to yourself see us before you buy any car any-, where. 'Q,a;o. e DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS 7 New York Ave. N. E NAtional 7322 Hotel to celebrate progress and plan for the future, More than 100 per- sons attended. The recent style show at the May- flower was praised by speakers, and the Charles Street Association in Baltimore was cited as an example of what might be done in promoting busi- ness for the street. Laurence E. Rubel of Underwood & Underwood, president of the Connec- ticut Avenue Association, predicted his organization could well follow the Baltimore ideas. J. Ronald Walker of Baltimore, president of the Charles Street Asso- ciation, told how all stores fhere had held an “open house,” attracting 75,000 visitors. EXTRA SPECIAL quet last night at the Mayflower | Mrs. Eleanor Patterson also spoke. ' P.-T. A. WILL ASK BOARD TO REMOVE PARTITION Randle Highlands-Orr Group Seeks Temporary Room for Assembly Uses. ‘The Board of Education will be asked by the Randle Highlands.Orr Parent-Teacher Association to remove a partition between two rooms at the Benjamin Orr School to afford & temporary assembly hall. There are no adequate facilities now, Mrs. M. M. Britt, president of the association, stated that Congress also would be asked to add an assembly hall to the school. The association meets at the school, ‘Twenty-second and Prout streets southeast, at 8 o'clock tonight. Police Chief Thumbs Ride. SAN JOSE, Calif. (#).—Chief of Police William J. Quinn of San Fran- cisco, en route here to speak on law enforcement, was forced to “thumb a ride” after his car broke down. “I'll get you there,” grinned the truck driver who picked him up. “I'm Sher- lock Holmes,” ALLOWANCE COL. HOWARD BURIED Army Veteran’s Funeral Is Held From Fort Myer Chapel. Funeral services for Col. Charles E. N. Howard, 62, U. 8. A, retired, who until 1932 had charge of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps at Howard University, were held at the Fort Myer, Va., chapel today. Burial was in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. A veteran of Army service, Col. Howard was retired in 1922, but as- signed to active duty in charge of the R. O. T. C. at the university. He died Tuesday in Garfield Hospital. His home was at 1831 Belmont road. — Births Reported. ‘l'homls and Catherine anpzy boy. Anne Hillyard, boy. Wllhlm and Margaret Gibbs, boy. Abraham and Geita Goldbers, boy. d Maude Easterling, boy. 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Surviving, besides her husband, is a twin sister, Mrs. Mattie Colum, Delawere, N. J. C. W. HAVENS BURIED Funeral services for Charles Wells Havens, 32, member of the Washington Canoe Club team, which won the championship at the Olympic games in 1924, were held today at his home, 2104 North Glebe road, Ballston, Va. Burial was in Columbia Gardens Cemetery. Mr. Havens died Monday. For a number of years he had been in the Frank B. Havens, at Rosslyn, i Marriage Licenses. Frank L. ! W and Agnes V Chapman W. A Smit orfolk, Va.; Rev st. and Nancy : Judze R. E ir 2301 Cathedral Nerd 5 e C Palmer R 1a Modtn of Snindacid. Ve SRy Poore baugh, ir. 21. and Lvonz . ‘Baitimore, Md.; Rev. Frank T. Linton and Jane A F. | onaries R s Ward_pl and. Beatrice Perry, 19, 1350°V 5t ; Rev. A_ Christian. Olyer 8. Luncelord ¥ Rev Huberi Moore 45 Q st. and Wil ie L. Bienhouse, 20, Buftais, N. ¥ Rev. Smailwood Gilbert A Puffinburger. 24 gnd Midred L, Kiger. Va W C. Hook. 1730 1 st To0s o o 5509 Sth st . Vienna. Va. S14 Connecticut ave.. and Ruby ¥ Fasior, 21 1458 K o0 Rev. II and Darolhy 9th st; Rev. J. T. 22 Longmeadow. Mass. and L9, Soringfield. Mass c 2. 650 T gt s.w. and Buckiand, " Va.; 715 G st. ne. . Bunker Hill, and Rev and Rev. hicago, 45 River rdale. Md. and Ridee pl x C.; Covesville. Va. and . Batesville. Va.; Rev 7 R st. and Rosa M 453 New York ave.: Rev. C Smaliwood | Chester L "Mannakee. 24 Howard, nd Helen I L Wood. 1333 Rev. R e T. Washington Capitol st; Rev. H. F. and M t Asheville N, ny 10 Bryant st 24, 1330 L st B st ) ne Deaths Reported. | Ebenezer S Sawtell. 89. 2401 Q st Elizabeth F. Boyce.” 80, 2029 Connecticut | eremiah Lynch, Georgetown Hospital. Germaine Hoag Garfiel T O Bry Josenh B Gassin. 86. 1 | John MeDonoush. 56, e Fuippo. Childrens Hog id Rosenber e rhaid ree Coleman. : Jennie B. Fowler 6. George Lewis 54 o Dora M_McGruder 12th st. ne. Violet Merriweather. 46, Preedmen's Hop: efle Bonds 9 Corcoran st. | Siars's, 15, Gaiin v Briscoe. Jinger Hospital | Infant Mary ‘E."Montasue. 32 210 15th p1 ———— e FOUND. KEPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS To The Animal priotective Association. PH EMERSON 5941. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of irsue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. | BARPI T_pearls. downtow D S’ ay afternoon. vicinite of Cofesville ¢ e ephnd n o e l'fl R(‘vllrd Phone BOSTO! Teini thand umum s ey Cotumsn nity 14 Cal DIA\XO‘TD RING. 15 ct h Phone o evenings. DOG—Fox terrier. white SR tan 1 mark- ings, male, short hair. long tail: Saturday. : may still wear bll:k collar, light tan harness with chain. child’s pet. Re- ward. Phone Adams 4896 TERNITY PIN. Phi Reward. Phone Georgia !'nsflon?l white gold l'lme in_ bla gase, Wednesday. Reward Gall Emerson 24. E. L. Tavenner, 2.‘00 nl n.w. 15¢ =old rims black case. Wednes- Gy SSonID hear I1th and H'sts. n.w | Reward. Nat. 9160, br. 21. bet. 9 and KEY RING. key stamped ick 2 large lml 8 small keys: one hington.” Return Rail- fon. F Re'lrd ge. vi- Phnne | oral Reward. initial pen and key: name tag: keep money, Phone Shepherd " con: taining_money. glasses | and address on key | please return glasses. 3750, POCKETBOOK lady’ ‘ontaining cmck | money. other articles. bout. YRIST WATCH—Yellow ' gold, initialed M. E: on bus from Anscostis, Wed., Reward. Nat. 6400. Ext. 746. Cedar Hill %mmww (émetery | Where Perpetual Care is |More Than a Promise Caulking Compound Keeps the cold air out and the hot air in—and doesn’t _cost much. ice and coal business with his father, | Ath st St."Elizabetn's Hos- | | HOULAHAN, SARAH EDITOR WHO LANDED KIDNAP SCOOP DIES John Howard Dreher of Seattle Got Weyerhaeuser Boy's Story First-Handed. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, November 14 —John Howard Dreher, 59, golf editor of the Seattle Times and the reporter who scored & Nation-wide “scoop” in returning the kidnaped Weyer- haeuser boy to his pareats in Tacoma last Summer died last night from an abdom inal ail- ment. Dreher had looked forward when he could have celebrated his thirtieth year on the Times, his Jobn H. Dreher. g vear a8 his sixtieth birthday and his twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. When little George Weyerhaeuser was released by his kidnapers, Dreher | intercepted the farmer bringing the boy to his wealthy parents and ob- tained the little abduction victim's own story. MISS E. S. LYON DIES Body Sent to Eastchester, N. Y., Last Night for Private Burial. Miss Eliza Sinclair Lyon died yes- terday at her home, 2141 Wyoming | avenue. She was the daughter of the | late Samuel Edward Lyon, prominent |} New York attorney. The body was sent last night to East- | chester, N. Y. for burial. | services will be private. Miss Lyon was born in New York | City and lived there most of her hife She established residence in Washing- ton about 10 years ago, but had spent | most of her recent years abroad, l CHICAGO GIRL TO WED LONDON. November 14 ( engagement of Miss Roseman Kim- ball Lytton of Chicago to Lieut. L. Charles Sutton Sheppard of the royal navy was announced today | Miss Lytton is the daughter of the | late George Lytton and Mrs. Lytton. ( | Lieut. Sheppard’s home is in Telgn< mouth, Devonshire, England. ‘ CIarh of ohanks o5 and the use of 1 g of our loved OTE ND ’mmus 5. LOVETT. MARY E. GRIF- | sw}m.y Novem- the Ernest ll"r,‘ You st. nw. 1 BOWIF. JANE McKAY. Q0 Tuesday vember 0 | | nnnox: | ooy | BROOKS or'3 loved husband Cemetery EVERETT | 9 Tov- happily to 1936 | Funeral | KELLY. MARGARET Sn w ay. November MARGARET ANN KELLY 'nrp Kell!rr beloved wife of the late Joseph P. Kelly and mother of Mrs. Charles M. Bizer. Funeral late residence. 107 Rth st. iday. November 15. at 830 thence to St. Joseph's Church, where requiem mass will be said_at 9 a,m; for the repose of her soul. - Intere ment Glenwood Cemetery. 14 nuon y. LINA MATTHE the beloved wife of 1he late. Napoles B. Matthews and devoted mother of Emma B. Thomas. Alice Green. Lena Smith. Elesnor Smith and the late Napoleon B. and Ruth Matthews. Fu. neral Priday. November 15. at 1 pm. Trom Zion Baplist Church, P st between drd and 4th sts. sw Interment Are lington National Cemetery 14 HECOY ,DANIEL F. On Tuesday. NO\H’I- 1935, at_Mount Alto Bintt, - McCOY. Puneral Chimbers Co. 1300 "Chapia St nw. Priday November 15, :30° am. " Bervi and interment with military honors at Arlington National Cemeters at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited MMURTREY. SUE E. On Wednesday November st Homeobathic | Hospital. sUE E M MURTREY " es Defibaugh). Funerai from the Perry & | Walsh funeral home. 29 H st. ]nle;r::m er funeral | day. November 15. at 2 pm. Rock Creek Cemetery. NEWELL, THOMAS E. Tuesday_November 11 E WELI Funer: of P. A Taltavull, 436 7{h st FPriday. November 15 a: R:30 thence’ to St. Dominic's Church. where mass will be offered at @ am. for the repose of his soul. Rela and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. NEWELL, THOMAS E. Suddenly. oa (035, THOMA om the (hnvel embers of Washe 24 . are { B ’fHo ?05 MA! NEWELL, and are req ested to @ funeral_services at Dom Churen_on” Priday. Nov The ‘members !urr‘ral home of P, A. Tait s.W.. on Thursday. No R plm {0F recitaticn of p deceased ALFRED A. McGARRATHY Kn DR A. D. WILKINSON. F 8. ¢ % NEWMAN, WILLIS, | " Wednesday. Nover | twelve children a_ host la; beloved wife of Rorton Jana motoer” ot | Belle and Helen Rem the 8. H. Hines Co. fu 14th st Puner. vem 16 st 2 pm. from neral home. ~ Interment Cemetery. OSBORNE MAYME J. On Thursday vel NAvsE Jacob B. Osborne. N Chnmbers Go. 17 11th st. se. PO“DEIIV' THER!SA J George H. Esther Ma No- the above fis Cedar Hill Fuseral from tice of time On_Wednese THERESA J SPEER, ugene and Oceana | He leaves 10 mou urn their loss & loving wife. a devoted si er. Ocea in o Luke's Evlcccml Chure Noverber 15 Relatives and Friends fvited.” BROWN. BETTIE SWANN. Passed peace- fully away on Thursdas November 14 1935 at BETTIE BROWN. - beloved"” daughter of Eothue loving sister of Nel- iam Swann and he also leaves On_Tuesdav_ Novem- P'LORI\EB’R’)\\'\ daugh- Dnvnrhy‘Hravm of 51% 0 | CLARKSON, JAMES W. On Monday. No- v at Casualty Hospital, JAMES W CLARKSON. the beloved hus- | band of Julta A Clarkon ard father of James E Clarkson, from the home. 517 November 14. at 2 pm.~ Rel: friends invited. Interment Cedlr Hl‘l Cemetery. CORNELIUS, NIE B. On Wednesday. November 13, 1935. NANNIE B.. beloved wife of the late Thomas G. Cornelius. Funeral from Holy Trinity Chureb. Col- on sday. | DORNFELD. RAOUL A. November 13 l"h at Mount Alto Hos- ital. RAOUL, DORNFELD, beloved eband T Merie Dornfeid- late: pecia Petersburg. Fla_ Funeral n.w. on Friday. P ity & Arlington Nation Relatives and friends are invited. FAIRFAX, IDA L. On Wednesday. No- vember 13, 19:15. at her residence. Mc- Lean. Va. IDA L. FAIRPAX. wife of the late W. T. Fairfax Funeral Pridav November 15 at 2 p.m., from Pleasant Grove M. E. Church. GARCIA. ORESTES. Suddenly. on Thurs- day. November id, 1935. st bis dence. 5018 16th’ st GARCIA. beloved huxblnd of Cecehl F. Garcia. Notice of funeral later. GERNESKE, WILLIAM E. On Wednesday. November 1:. 1935. at Naval Hospital. WILLL Remains W. Chambers 517 ilth s se. ul ove) gervlcu ana Interment ¢ Fittspurah. AM G resting at W. GILCREST. REV. ROBERT A. On Mo day. Novemter 11. 1935. at the re dence of his son. Guy G. Gilcrest, 1322 Madison st. n.w.. Rev. ROBERT A. GIL- CRI Services at Co. funeral _home. 290 on Priday. Novembar 15. at 2 terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. BANDY, AMANDA. On Thursdss. Novem- V1o AMANDA HANDY. the be- loved daughier of Frances Handy. sister of Emma and James Handy. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1437 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later E. On Wednesday. November 13. 1835, her residence, 902 Sth st. n.e. SARA’ . HOULAHAN (nee Turner) ihe beloved wife of An- J. Houlahan. ~Remains resting at Wm. H. Sardo & Co. funeral chapel Funeral from the above 5 be Rehtl'el and friends mvned anel’- ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. IIKIIWDDD DIXIE H. On Priday, No- vember 8, 1935 at Los Angeles, Calif., TE H. ISHERWOOD. beloved (lvl]her and M Antonio, Tex Chambers Co. Chavin- st. o t and friends invited. etery. R Ihierient Conressional Ggm- JAcKso. WILL On Tuesday. No- mber 12 o 3t Precamen’s” Hos- Dlul WILLIAM JACKSON. beloved son of Raymond and Hattie Jackson of 1811 South’ Sth st.. Arlington, Va. Also_sul Uving him ‘are thres sisters Mrs ma_Brown. Mrs. Ethel Parks and Do othy Jackson: two brothers. Harold and Ernest Jackson. and other relatives and Remeins resting at Frazier's bia"pike, “Arlington. Va Priends are invited. Interment Farfax Court House. Va. 14 Pun W. Chambers Co. Soa'hct;\!vmpnl‘ v. W. Chambers Co. funeral | Funeral | | beloved wite of Luther R. Wilson. ~Res mains resting a the above address unfil o b Saturdsy. November 18, Fue neral services at the Rhode nue Me rotes: tand Rhode Isand ave, nw urday. Novemb p.m. Hres ang. Triends. are invifed ment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. WITHERS. A\DREWJ Dep: Tuesday 2 men's Hospital, He leaves one of ‘Pailadelphia, Pa: three nephews and t Remains may be viewed at & Co's funeral home. 17 gve nw, "'1'; Novembe et TS pm. Funeral Saturday ember - from Shiloh Baotist Church, Harrison oficiating. In Memoriam. . DR, FRANK F. I loving memory dear_husband and o F. DA xho 00 Vermont 15 after Gepar , Novemver ‘110 DE ATLEY, JOHN H of grandfather. JOHN who left us two Years ago today. vember g RUTH AND FAMILY. * FRAZIER, JAMES. _ In loving memory of MES FRAZIER. who pas Taeine years ago tod 1923 Often to the gravevard we wander, Flowers to lay with loving care On hehn-re of our dear husband and Wha 15 5o sweetly sleeping there. Gone, but_not_forgotten. HIS WIFE. SON8 AND DAUGHTERS. * JASPER, ANNA J. AND MORRIS W. In memoty” of our loved ones ANNA J eleven years 80 to- R omber 13, 1954 .nd MORRIS gs In sweetest HDE RILEY No- November 14. 1¢ JASPER. W ovember 1. 1 JONES, FANNIE, dear’ mother. parted this November 14. 5'”n on. dear mo”w" And take Yo We, joved ou d But_God lnud HER LOVING DAUI MINA. 1 ALLEY, THOMAS R. 1In sad but loving N mbrance of our father. THOMAS R. NALLEY. who passed away mmem years ago today. November 14, 19 God takes loved onee from our homes, our hearts But never from our hearts’ o, ULES. In loving memory of SORI~ SBRHELL "o left many sor- fowing friends ofie year ago today. No- 192 vember 1% 19INCERE FRIEND. SON. HESTER A. Sacred to the T mory of my dear wite H A THOMPSONY who left me seven years ago this day. November 14, 1938 « lonesome here without, You. Tielr midse of riends & am blue withe For Beneaii the smiles 15 an aching ied_t %0 THE PAMILY g memory of who de- ag0 today, In lo PANNIE JONES. life_one year 1934 voiu best GHTER. WILHEL- ea! is always longing for you gy e never Wwiil. ? _No. 1 Forset 3OUSEVOTED HUSBAND. S FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE Lincoln 5200 Joseph F me s Sons 'OCK._Mgr.) one WEst 0008 lnlbluh:d 1841__30_34_MS'_N -W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Hl" Se\'tnlh s( N W NA‘]O“EI2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST Co. Sfnoae Lincotn oavf’ V. L. SPEARE CO. Nefther the successor to nor conneoted with lh'l ‘oflllna‘ R Snure establishment, NAnonzllI;s_Q_'.‘ S} N.W. e _Hfilng{m:_smns GEO. C. 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