Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1935, Page 9

THE EVE wwThe Christmas StOre e -2 s of the lack of uniformity of prices BE CA USE on identical radios in Washington Until Further Notice—New 1936 R CA VICTOR and PHILCO RADIOS (Radios Listed at $50 or More) 40 % Plus 5% Trade-in Allowance for Usable Old Radio T’w Plan Choose any RCA Victor or Philco Radio in our stock at $50 or more—and the price of it will be 40% less than the regular list price—35% if the list price of the new set is under $50. If you have a usable old radio which you want to trade in, we will make you a further reduction of 5% of the new set’s list price for the old radio. RCA Victor Radio model C-8-15 is listed at Examp le $100; a 409 reduction brings the price down to $60, and if you trade in your old radio you can have an addi- tional allowance of $5, the net cost to you $55. Of course, if you use the Deferred Payment Plan there will be a slight addi- tional charge. = (Radios Listed at Less Than $50) BELOW LIST PRICES Plus 5% Trade-in Allowance for Usable Old Radio Convenient Monthly Payments May Be Arranged RaDIO GALLERIES, FOURTH FLOOR. {More Than a Promlse FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR CUBAN ATTACHE Ambassador and Many Friends Attend Services for Orestes Gareia. Funeral services for Orestes Garcla, 43, consul attached to the Cuban Embassy, were held yesterday at the 8. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. The body was taken by train to Miami en route to Havana for burial. Accompanying the body were the widow, Senora Cecelia F. Garcia; a daughter, Gloria; Senora Garcia's mother, Mrs. Ferrero, and Senor Car- los Tornes, vice consul attached to the embassy, who will represent the latter. ‘The services here were attended by the Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Dr. Guillermo Patterson y de Jauregui, and numerous other friends of Senor Garcia in the diplomatic and consular services, Senor Garcia died Thursday of a heart attack at his home, 5018 Six- teenth street. RITES FOR M. H. IRISH TO BE HELD TOMORROW Rev. Dr. William Andrew Keese Will Oficiate—Burial Will Be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral services for M. Hugh Irish, 67, compositor at the Government Printing Office and former newspaper owner, will be held at the Lee funeral home, Fourth street and Massachu- setts avenue northeast, tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Rev. Dr. Willlam Andrew Keese, pastor of the Metropolitan M. E. Church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery, chap- lain of the House of Representatives, and Rev. Dr. Chesteen Smith, former pastor of Metropolitan Church. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Irish, who lived at 1332 F street northeast, died suddenly yester- day as he was preparing to go to work. For 25 years he was owner and editor of the Willlamsfield, Il Times. He came to Washington in 1918. G. G. HILL RITES HELD Former New York Tribune Writer Buried in Mount Olivet. Funeral services for George Gris- wold Hill, former correspondent of the New York Tribune and at one time head of its bureau here, were held today at St. Matthew’s Catholic | Church. Burial was in Mount ouvec‘ Cemetery. Mr. Hill, who was 67, died Pndny{ night of paralysis in Collinsville, | Conn. He was a close personal friend | of Presidents Taft and Theodore Roosevelt and was widely known as a writer, MYERS FUNERAL HELD ! Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery | Follows Rites. Funeral services for Edw Myers, 67, examiner in the Bureau ot Accounts, Interstate Commerce Com- mission, were held this afternoon at| the residence, 1741 Kilbourne place. | Rev. C. N. Williams, pastor of the H| Street Christian Church, officiated. | Interment was in Cedar Hill Ceme- | tery. | Myers died suddenly Saturday at his home. He had been in the Govern- ment service 27 years. ?rl,,é;zco/n Whashingtons best located C@emet‘er% C/dar Hlll Where Perpetual Care is| SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 CREDIT MAN WANTED A man about 40, with a pleasing personality, to interview customers, pass on credits and ef- fect collections. Must have local experienc Good proposition for the right man. Eiseman’s, 7th and F Sts. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li.8200-8201 G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935 J. W. LEIGH DIES; WASBOY VETERAN Doorkeeper at Capitol En- listed in Union Army When 14. John W. Leich, 89, who enlisted in the Unlon Army as a 14-year-old boy from Henry Ward Beecher’s “Phalanx,” died today at his home, 1207 East Capitol street, after a brief ill- ness. He had been a resident of ‘Washington for seven years and a doorkeeper at the Capitol. Born in Ireland, Mr. Leich came to the United States when 2 years old and seftled with his family on Long ILsland. In his early boyhood John W. Leich, D€ Was a Sunday school &cholar of Rev. Mr. Beecher, the noted orator- clergyman, and at the outbreak of the Civil War he enlisted in the 1st Long Island Volunteers. Throughout the war he served with distinction, saw action in 17 battles and was still a minor when honorably discharged on June 29, 1865. Won Officer’s Praise. Young Leich was a favorite among the officers and older men with whom he fought, and Gen. Catlin, whose leg | was amputated on the battlefleld at Frederick, Md., gave him the title “Handsome Jack” and praised the youth for his valor in defying a rain | of bullets to raise the flag aloft after it had been shot down from the flag staff. After the war, Mr. Leich returned to his home on Long Island and later | moved to Brooklyn, N. Y, He was em= ployed for many years as a special in- vestigator by the Pinkerton Detective Agency. Came Here in 1928, In 1928 Mr. Leich came here to live with his daughters, Miss Catherine A. | Leich and Miss Harriet V. Leich, at the | East Capitol street address. He was| among the Civil War veterans honored with employment in the House side of the Capitol and was well known there | by Senators and Representatives. Besides his two daughters here, Mr. Leich is survived by his widow, Mrs. Susan Hamilton Leich; three sons, John of Hollis, Long Island; Harry of Bellmore, Long Island, and George | Leich of Allentown, Pa.; a sister, Miss | Frances M. Leich of Washington; six grandchildren and three great-, grand- children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed, but burial will be in| | Arlington National Cemetery, prob-| ably Thursday, with final rites con-| ducted by the Women's Auxiliary of | the Grand Army of the Republic. Mr. Leich was formerly a member | of Rankin Post, G. A. R.. and most recently belonged to the Kit Carson | IPmL 4, 615 LT NAMES FOR CHEST X-RAY| 10,000 Is Peak Number Permitted Under Allotment for Health Survey. Persons registering for chest X-rays in connecticn with the Health Department’s tuberculosis cam- paign totaled 4615, it was reported today at the campaign headquarters, 1022 Eleventh street. Then thousand is the peak number permitted under allotment of the W. P. A. funds financing the survey. Dr. William P. Argy will address Patent Office employes on the cam- paign in the department’s assembly room at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Dr. Argy is substituting for Dr. William C. White, who was unable to fill me speaking engagement. Mrs. Winifred McL. Shepler an- nounced arrangements for the taking | of the first series of X-ray exposures had been completed at Roosevelt High School for white registrants and at the Garnett-Patterson Junior High School for colored registrants. Dr. A. Barklie Coulter, the new co- ordinator of the campaign, will ad- | dress employes of the Department of Justice on Thursday at 4:15 p.m. — FOUND, Aoy M eetin PHONE EMERSON 5041 o™ — ST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. smt PREASTPIN—_Gold, heart shaped. R 410780 st . Bhons Cleveland 0oL CAT. male, black” with wnne collar. _Rew 2 Phon Oolum'm- nue CERTIFIC. Two certificates of Cen- tral Arugze‘Achm clates ‘mu?er;a"‘m qx';v lor Clawies, 413 Burrey st Ohevy Cnomd Md! DIAMOND RIN( )0 block DIANO! 2. 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C., and"recéive reward 19° PEKES—Mother and puppy: lost on Lee gy, b By e St wit Mrs. ed L &IEH’!, 4907 Wilson blyd. Ballston. Va. PUTP —Da k bl’v'l'l smooth n-lr male: Y from 3610 O st. g:ll 'DII"IC! 77 7. ext. 58, or West 01!)6 in front Roose- Tone FoREE DRk st Bunds velt Hotel: Phone North §120. 2 'Um—- turn of purse cons taining senti h:.l’:‘:fi!’ Ve aluable ltwelr! and ‘Mon- none‘,um in hfllu‘B room “z’:r m;‘ the free| MRS. F. P. FENWICK DIES; NATIVE OF MARYLAND Euneral Services to Be Held To- morrow Morning at Home and at Shrine of Sacred Heart. Mrs, Virginia Fleury Fenwick, 44, wife of Frank P. Fenwick, general merchardise broker, died yesterday at her home, 1519 Park road, Slter an filness of several months. A native of Bradshaw, Md., Mrs. Penwick was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Paul A. Fleury. She is survived by her husband, & son, Frank P. Fenwick, jr.; a daughter, Miss Vir- ginia Fenwick; four brothers, B. A. Fleury, Savannah, Ga.; Paul A. and | Felix E. Fleury, Bradshaw, and George J. Fleury of this city, and three sis- ters, Mrs. Joseph A. Taney of Phila- delphia, Mrs. H. J. Raphel of Brad- shaw, Md., and Mrs. W. A. Fenwick of this city. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at the Shrine o(, the Sacred Heart after brief services at the residence. Rev. Michael W.| Hyle will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. DR. HENRY HIBSMAN EXPIRES SUDDENLY| | Medical Examiner of Veterans’ Administration Dies of | | A Beaths. LEICH, JOHN W., late of Rocksille Cent Long Isiand, -n: Broociyn. N. SONN . in 00! Notice of funeral hereatier. o e leKlNh!Y JETTA. On Monday. Novem- 19 her fesidence, McKIN el Luci Mrs Eopic Jones Hemals b t e W ‘fr:t:t Jariis funeral church; ins to be shippe m mm City, N. Th\mdu, Nov:m- n-r-rn- JAwts E. on Mo nd the late Clarabell War- . and brother of Willlam H. Puncral from his jate residence, , _on Thursday. Novem- Triends" ate tnvised.” et a¢ Glen- 1 e nterment af Ne wood Cemetery. R PHELPS, FRANK E. s 0 vember 10 1035 FRANK B 5§u;° husband of the late Certrude H. Phelps and beloved futher of William E. Pra lin Bailey and Mi; Funeral 1o st p.m. Services at Linden HMemorial” Chureh Mountzin View, Md., at 2 p.m. Relatives and f{riends invited. Balthmore. M. papers please copy.) 20 BIDEOUT JOHN MERBERT. oOn Priday, November 19 Mount Alto Hos- Dital JOHN HERBERT RIDEOUT. son of the late Thomas Rideout and Mrs. Carrie Rideout Dade. Surviving hi also are two brothers one aunt of Bo:- ton. Mass.. & foster-tister, Miss Mary Scott. and_a host of other relatives snd friends. ~Rem resting at_ Prazier's funeral home. 384 R. 1. ave. n.w. Noe tice of funcral later. fumnm)w JOHN M. On Sunday, Noveme at_his residence.’ 401 #th o T gk M. RIORDON, beloved husband of the late Rose Mead Riordon and father of Helen M. Riordon. Ree mains resting 1 Novemboer 20, thence'to St. Peter's Chur sts. s \(hen‘w“.’hrofledan for the repose of his and friends invited. Congressional Cemetery. SMITH. SARAH. On Sunday, 1 at ird st Rel “Iterment November e SARA| Heart Attack. Dr. Henry Harrison Hibsman, 48, medical examiner of the Veterans’ Ad- ministration, died of a heart attack | last night at his home, 3220.Connecti- cut avenue, He was a World War| | veteran. | | "Dr. Hibsman was a medical officer | in the Sanitary Division and was sta- | tioned in a fleld hospital in France | throughopt the War. He was a lieu- | tenant colonel in the Medical Reserve | | and had served in the Army Medical | Corps on the Mexican border. | _ After his return from Prance Dr. | Hibsman was made acting assistant surgeon in the Public Health Service 1 and became associated with the old | Veterans’ Bureau in 1921. Later he, Jointed the Veterans’ Administration. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Chris- | tine Undorfer Hibsman, and a brother | and two sisters, who live in Harrisburg, Pa. Funeral arrangements have not' yet been completed, but burial will be in Harrisburg. Queen Shopping. | Queen Mary of England began her Chnstmu shoppmg euly in_October. S| Cards of Thanks. DAVIS. VICTORIA. The family of the late VICTORIA DAVIS wishes to thank their relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness. sympathy and beautiful floral offerings’ at the time of their bereave- ment. THE FAMILY. HOULAHAN. SARAH. We wish 1o thank our relatives and fricud d- ness. sympathy WP floral of- ferings a: the wife and | mother SARAH HOULAhA | HER HUSBAND. ANDREW HOULAHAN. AND CHILDREN. Braths. AITCHESON. DAVID. Suddenly, on Mon- day. November IX. 19:i5 ai Montgom- &3 County Hospital. DAVID AITCHE- Tabler mmm\ hom n.w. where services \I“ be held on Wednesday. November | 20, at 1 " followed by interment in Alexandria Relatives and friends invited o a tend. | ATKINS, WILLIAM E. Suddenly. on T\At‘- day, November 19, 1935. WILLIAM E. the” beloved father of Thomes P A kins of Tuscaloosa, All and T. D. At- Va.' Remains rest- . W. Chambers Co. South- 517 11k s o on Sun- ! SUM E 1 ville, 'Md. Remains resting at the Co- lonial funeral home of “Illum Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Funeral serv- ices at the above funeral home Wednes- day, November 20, 2t 11 a.m. ment Forest Oak Cemetery, G burg, Md. BEAN, !l’lzlvn.l.z Departed thig lite Bunday, November 1595, at. his residence, from Foraphres s funeral home, ille, M. Monday. No- her daughter, 5304 Kansas ave. n.w SON wie of the iate William L. Benso: Funeral services at the above address on Thursday. November <1 Interment Lowden Park Cemetery. Bal- tim re. Md RADLEY, JOHN. this life on Monday. November 1% 5. at 11 am.. at Preedmen's Hospital. JOHN BRAD- Y. " He leaves to a father, William Bradles: a_mother, Sallie Brad- ley: four brothers. Marshali, William. jr; | George and Joseoh Brdley: four sisters. Alice’ Bradley. Rosa Line, Lillie Hibley | d Martha Flimen. and a host of friends Bodv resting at Pord's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol at. Notice of | funeral later. | BURBANK, AGNES STAILEY. On Mon- day. November 18 19ii5. at 12 noon. | AGNES’STAILEY BURBANK. widow of | Daniel N. Burbank and beloved mother | of Meude R and Dr Curvl Burbank. | She is also survived bty two grandsons. Richard" W. “and Daniel N. Burbank Funeral services Wednesday. November 20. at 2:30 p.m.. at Hysong's parlors, 1300 N 3t. n.w. Interment Congressional Gemetery. BUTLER. FRANK P. On Monday, No- vember 18. 1935 }‘{ll(h‘s resxdenc& 616 James H.and Frank D. Butler. Services will be held at his late residence on Thursday. November 21 at 2 p.m. In- terment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 COPE, JOSEPH. Departed this life sud- | deniy, on Sunday. Novemboer 17, 191 EPH COPE. beloved hmmu of Ce- ctlll Fleet, Cora Smallw Frances Terrell. Janie Young and W|Illlm Cope. Many other relatives and friends sur- | vive. Funeral Thursday. November 21., at 11 a.m. from the funeral parlors of | Alexander 8.'Pope, 315 15th st. s.e. 1n-| terment Rosemont Cemetery | COULTER, SADIE W. On Saturday. No- 18, . at Providence Hos- pital. SADIE COULTER. beloved D" o Harry B_Couller of 11" Crit- tenden st. n.w. ineral services at the above address on_ Tucsday. November 19, at 7:30 p.m. Interment St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Barren Hill. Pa. 19 DELANEY. JORN A, On Sunday, Nover- TN ’Sfi}fiiv‘%"]""&‘i&".’r‘x’é‘fie J A elove: (9 nd father of the Rev. | DSelaney. 8. 3 i Sister enna y. "W. Prancis, Walter J. Thomas Margaret M. Delaney and Mrs, Mary Funeral from his late residence, 130 st nw. on Wednesday. No- vember 20 at §:30 a.m.. thence to_the Sacred Heart Church. 16th st. and Park rd n.w._where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to aftend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery FENWICK. VIRGINIA FLEURY, On Mon- day. November her _resi- dence. 1519 Plrk rold n.w. VIRGINIA CK. aged 44 years. be- loved wife of Prank P. Fenwick. neral from her late residence on Wed: nesday.” November o enc lnurm!nl Mount Olhe! Cemetery. HILL, ALBERT SIDNEY. On Sunday No- yeiber, 17, 1035, 3 San Diexo.. Call T SIDNEY HI Yilliem 1 and Henrietia 8 him is hll 'l(e o, Md. Paul's Episcopal_ Church San Calif., Tuesday, November 10 Interment in San Dies: HUGH !uddenly on Mnnd HUGH Diego. of 1322 F st. ne. the Lee funeral home. 4th st. Ave. n.e. where services will ht held on ‘Wednesday, November 20. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Fort lneom Cemet ry. Serss. mas S LT ber 1 a am. al CLARA W. o8 LEWIS, s want Lowls and sisies She s sur- 'UMBRELLA—BIack, earved ivory handie. Ssturday night, downtown: reward, e 1841 Verno tur 4506. WRIST dllmondl ern Rwy. . ATCH, lac phtlnum. set in Bouth- d:- M’:‘:‘ld Pflt.l!%. Abt flll f BN et s SiE 5 uld a9 irch, whet ociock, Friends invited. November PBSUNT) THOMAS Jennie Gray Thomas. bro other rela Remains resting. 8% Ho T’*e body will lie until 1:30 pm. med home Rev. Novembe# 19 North MOt Priday. idence! ed by one brother. John Festing. at he Jck nT Rhmes runprl home, North ick s Nfl\!'l"b?' rmm the Second Alexandria. Va. Inters T Dotsias Semands 19 DEVAUGHN. On Monday. 14:35. DEVAUGHN. the bé- {Mps. Erankle Thompson nesda Ba Church ana "¢ ass will be offered a nds are invit Demmc mn Ler 1 M s Notice of funeral sting at the W. Ernese ¥ ou 'st. n.w. Noa In Memoriam. ALEXANDER. GERTRUDE V. In memory of GERTRUDE V. ALEX who departed this life one year ago to~ day. November 19, 1934 In our hearts v You Joving DER That we do n BOWIF. JONN R devote BOWIE. who passed to Lwo sears ago today him, For that coul Y He has only gone on a fourney. Where s him constantly. As T loved 1 miss him h always near. d for always, ilent tear LICE BOWIE. ¢ GREEN. JOHN F. d but loving re- membrance of o r father. JOHN P. GREEN. who passed away three years ago today, November 1-. As we loved vou_so ss you S°LOVING CHILDREN. JONES, RICHARD M. In memory of out son and brother RICHARD M. JoNES Yo A¥ay TWO years ass Todny Novemper 19. 103 Often to thegravevard we wander, Flowers to lay with lovirg care On_the grave of our dear son and brothery Who is 50 sweetly sieeping there Although we ¢ clasp his hand. His face we cannot see, But_let this token show We still remember thee THE FAMILY. sad but loving res n and brother, rted this life November 10, MAY. JAMES N membrance of our dear s JAMES N. MAY. who del three vears ago today. 1 A wound so deep i heart mmmd - That is what you left your mother. lad, OTHER. You were a loyal brother nnd s lovely son God “0niv loaned vou to us until you were twents-one So why should our tears in sorrow flow 'When God_ recalls His own? Por_that l; -na{( He dl{d dear }‘;’lr' Twhen He ‘togk_you from otr =5 FATHER AND SISTER. * . JAMES N. In fond memory of my ear friend. JAMES N. MAY. whom God called home to his eternal years ago today. November 19, Although your hands I cannot Your face I cannot see, Ley this token tell ? em U T AVORTH THOMPSON. NSON, ELOISE GORDON. A tribut .%?llosvc to the memory of our belove daughter. ELOISE GORDON ROBI! INSON, who left us nine yvears ago today, No= vember 19, 1076, aged 17 years 1 month. hnh hn: no grief that heaven cannob Help Ve O Lord. this truth to feel Teach us to Know ail our griefs are “Thin: To say mrnuuh tesrs, “Thy way. O Lord, vob mine.\ STHER AND AUNT. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS LA SPEXR*EfCO‘ Neither the successor to nor conneoted with the original Speare establishment, D nufl‘ln‘vw 1009 t. N.W. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass_Ave NE Lincoln_5200 Joseph F Birch's Sons OCK _Mgr.) | Pnone w:n 0090 3034 MSt N.W. Established 1841 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 S ith St. N.W. Modern“g)‘*x apel Tel. NA1|0“8|2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST Lincoln 0372 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces GEC. 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