Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1935, Page 13

Manhattan Laundry’s Famous Makes Washday a Pleasure liy e, week! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO [ Washington's \ Think Of It— All These Features For Less Than It Would Cost To Have Your Laundry Done At Home! Flat work sized—mended—ironed. § Special at- tention to napkins, doilies, tablecloths, hand towels. § Bath towels softly fluffed. § Wearing apparel shaken out and returned just damp enough for ironing. § Net Bag Laundering— same as Manhattan’s more expensive services. “The Net Bags get the wear and the clothes get the wash.” Makes clothes last much longer. { It’s messy and expensive to have your laundry done at home — resolve now to “go on laundry relief” ¢ For full information about Thrifty Service, talk to the Manhattan Routeman or MANSFIELD RITES TO BE TOMORROW Veteran Deputy Collector of Cus- toms of Alexandria Was Father of Detective Here. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., November 25.— Funeral services for James R. Mans- fleld, 63, deputy collector of customs here 19 years, who died Saturday night at the Alexandria Hospital, will be neld at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his late Tesidence, 118 Myrtle street. His death was brought on by a stroke of paralysis suffered earlier Sat- urday while at work in his office at the Alexandria Post Office Building. Mr. Mansfield was State secretary of the Grand Council, Order of Fraternal Americans, and had been recording secretary of the Alexandria council of the order 45 years. He also was & past officer of the Potomac Lodge of 0Odd Fellows and the Royal Arcanum and a member of the Alexandria Order of Red Men. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Anna Es- telle Mansfield; a son, Detective Sergt. A. Dowell Mansfield of the Metropoli- tan Police Department, and a daugh- ter, Mrs. George E. Pettit, of Chester- field, N. J. The funeral will be con- ducted by Rev. Plerce S. Ellis, pastor of the First Baptist Church, —— RAIL ADVENT RECALLED 100th Anniversary of First Wash- ington Line Is Celebrated. ‘The 100th anniversary of the first railroad in Washington was celebrated here yesterday by the New York Chapter of the Railway and Loco- motive Historical Society. ‘The 65 members, welcomed by G. Murray Campbell, assistant general freight agent of the Baltimore & Ohio here, held ceremonies at Union Station, later taking a sight-seeing trip through the Smithsonian Insti- tution. A portrait of Horatio Allen, first locomotive engineer in this country, was presented to the insti- tution and will hang there on Allen’s engine, the “Stourbridge Lion.” ——— Ghost Crop. Bcotland has & new crop of ghosts. LIKE TILDEN D. C, MONDAY, SILVER SPRING MAN DIES OF HEART STROKE William Oscar Peter, 59, Stricken While Preparing for Church Services. Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., November 25, —Stricken with a heart attack yester- day morning while preparing to go to St. Michael’s Catholic Church, William Oscar Peter, 59, died at his home at 810 Thayer avenue without regaining consciousness. Born in Colesville, Md., Mr. Peter was a lifelong resident of Montgomery County. He was a charter member of Forest Glen Council, Knights of Co- lumbus, and a former officer of that group. He was also a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Michael's Church. At the time of his death he was employed as a carpenter at Wal- ter Reed Hospital. Surviving- are his widow, Mrs. Ida May Peter; five sons, William Oscar, jr.; Leroy Francis, George, William Michael and Charles Edward Peter of this place; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Nicholson, also of Silver Spring; three stepdaughters, Mrs. L. F. Kuhlman of Johnstown, Pa.; Mrs. B. F. Keeney of Washington and Mrs. Charles W, ‘Teske of Berwyn, Md. Five brothers, Michael Peter, jr., of Fairfax, Va.; George, Edward A. and Joseph N, Peter (f Colesville, and Walter C. Peter of Four Corners, Md., and four sisters, Mrs. Barbara Burroughs, Da- mascus, Md.; Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman, Norbeck, Md.; Mrs. Thomas Linnane of Washington, and Mrs. Rose Veitch of Colesville also survive. Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. John’s Catholic Church in Forest Glen, and interment will be in the church cemetery. —_— ENTERTAINS CRIPPLES LOS ANGELES, November 25 (#).— pled children yesterday at the Up- lifter’s Polo Club, carrying on a cus- tom the late Will Rogers started several years ago. Lois Wilson, screen actress, was in charge of the arrangements. Other film celebrities present included James Cagney, Robert Montgomery, Gloria Swanson and Anita Louise, ON —the authority on heating is Grif- fith-Consumers Company. Because burns better with less waste we recommend ‘blue coal’ ~—you save on each ton in the long run—it ?oes farther and gives more heating satis- action, because ‘bl ue coal’ is America’s finest anthracite—the best coal you ever used 1413 New York Ave. MEtropolitan 4840 WE GIVE YOU Dynamic 14-Point’ Service Llll-llln:: its __ repair: out”"exira onrn. New Inces withe out oxtll eharge Mary Pickford was hostess to 56 crip- | o OVEMBER 25, 193 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and warmet tonight and tomorrow; low- est temperature tonight about 35 de- grees; gentle variable wintls, becoming southerly. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow. West Virginia—Fair and warmer to« night; tomorrow cloudy and warmer. River Report. Potomac and Shenandosh Rivers clesr today. 'm"‘.;:on for Last 48 Hours. Tem 30.41 Noon 3 30.42 for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) flllhnt. 44, at noon today, Year ago, uwen. 32, st 6:15 am. today. Year Temperatures This Year, B on guty . on January 28. Ilr for Last 21 lolrl lProm noon yesterday to noon C ) 6 per cents at 6 am. 10d8. Eovests % pes cent. 'at 2 b, yesterday., ‘Tide Tables. (Purnished b s the Unlufl st-u: Coast and Surves.) High Low Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation, Monthly vrecioitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date) 1935, Averas: N =§ 33 2 QA DD SBARSIRBLR [TroroTa SRS S S ona: e 59 November’ December Births Reported. Samuel Im! Lunette Padi C. wirl, Lambrechts. Fierre and Katorine Lem “‘" bo. 1. vis nd Congetta M. !ZI“O; boy. nu"-csi'l'l‘ .'ne umflnio Tnsley, ‘boy. Otto and Ferdert G, and Amb¢| A Tsadore and Ann Lievelr, Jumes's; and Ansels L albek. boy. James T. and Anna Stanton. boy. Calvin and Annme Bowman, bo¥, William and Mary E. Butler. girl. d Grace Little, boy. LOST. " Zost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day oj issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. ¢ machine: left in 'ternoon from Penn. _Cleveiand 7:389. 3. prob- Notify Lucy it. _Return Phone Cleveland BILLFOLD containing sum of money and fleum;,-non 5'5'“ Liberal reward. Pho = flr—fim— CAT- r1r¢uo- P"“'nwnue 1808 ish _ bro in_ 2000 e e e ned very lfleetlonlu name 17 t. Pleas pe! AR Hobart st. n.w. DOG—Pemale chow. in mkvme ME Friday night: finder please call W Christy. Rockville 326. trayed. 2 Irish Sette: Jame tn left b iber: ame: te Tewara for any information leading. {0 their whereabouts. Phone Wisconsin 5325 or address C. T Crockeit. 6751 Glenbrook rd.. Bethesda. Md. GLOVES—) 7 vicinity Porter st. n. 1274-W. CBlack envelope, “contain- ing $9 and ch: and_personal Reward. Ool. 7744, "Abt. 208. PURSE. black suede. containin Ting. watch and money. probably o and G % _Reward, 212 B Ve b nooene FEWARD for return of variessted wooden . ete., lll! !zyl on _chain L ryland Democratie Guh Buver e Jast Saturdey Bight. - Clev. 13 RINGS, two platinum and diamond == Liberal reward. Address Box 39-8. Star office. WRIST WATCH—Lady's rectangular, 17 H rd. Cll!l‘lmr’llm‘il.lloh . n. WRIST WATCH—Gruen: Arcade Market or vicinity, Saturday, Nov., 23; reward. Phone Cleveland 7981. . The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LiIncoln 0524~9244 (edar Hill Waskinglms most Boanful eterg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise 4| Prancis E. Weld FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR MRS. MARY MATK Frederick, Md., Native Was Wife of Guard Colonel and a Hood College Director. By the Associated Press. FREDERICK, Md,, November 25t~ Puneral services will be held today for Mrs. Mary Markey, wife of Col. D. John Markey of the Maryland Na- tional Guard. Mrs. Markey, who was 52, was a na- tive of Frederick and s daughter of the late Lorenzo E. Mullinix, who served on the Board of Aldermen many years. She was a graduate of Hood College, president of the Alumni Association, and was the first alumna to serve on the Board of Directors of the institution. She filled this post for 6 years. Her death came Saturday after an iliness of about three years. The fu- neral services will be held at 3 o'clock at the home, and she will be burried in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Markey is survived by her hus- band, a son, D. John Markey, jr. daughter, Mary Elizabeth Markey a sister, Mrs. R. E. Delaplaine of Frederick. Deaths Reported. William H. Proctor. 93, 1855 Wroming sve. James N. Mahoney, 82, Georgetown Uni- versity Hospital. William' L. Crourise. 74. 2419 Wyoming 79; 3000 Calvert. at. Katharine G. Grs. Annie M. lnm. fl!. "5421 th st Willlam A Bmo s, 86. "lsunlly Hospital Am:fll ‘? I . 64, Georgetown University ospita hnnle Blanchard, 64, ‘u!rlency Hospital Helen McNally. a1, 1712 Breen 60. valdenee Hospital. Eiluvein &, 59, Portland Hotel Wililem A Kendrick. 58,550 Hock Creek Church rd Addie W, Clabaugh, 58. 1710 22nd st_s.e. Henry Kirkpatrick. 56, Georselown Hos: Hlny A, Blldwln. ’.5 hnrrgenty Hospital Carl P. Tuckto: R, 2019 Edith Prazier. M Sibley Hospital Elizabeth T. Buckler. 38. George Washing- ton University Hospital ok 1den. 5. ‘Walter Reed Hos- zel T. Mears. 23. Emergency Hospital. Enfant of Fugene and Alice Widmayer, i4. Sibley Hos n. William' Adaimg. 35, D3¢ Florids ave Samuel Fox, 25, Freedmen's Hospital. Susie Gray,' 10, Gallinger Hospital. @ard of Thanks. CLARK, HARR | vembe: HAVENNER. ALBERT LEE. We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown at the sudden deatb of our beloved husband father, ALBERT NER e many ~beaattil Rarsi . VIRGINIA HAVENNER AND CHILDREN. Braths. ASHTON, ALICE. On Friday. November 935. ALICE ASHTON of 1411 South Capitol st W Bho Ix surived by Tour devoted sons.” William, Joseph. Tracy and James Ashton: one daughter Eve- lyn Ashton: a loving niece, Mrs. Bernice Campbell Vincent Other relatives and friends also_survive. 26, at Puneral Tuesday. on Bun- Qs rest. i & s LES e bhicved Rasbard Ker. . Buneral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. South Diome, 517 11th st te. ‘on" Tu . Marys Cemetery. Baltimore. Md. nown EMMA F. On Monday. November 25. m;s, at her residence. 1041 Quebec Bl .. EMMA ND_(nee Kirby). loved ‘wife of R. Byron Bond. mother Mrs. Marle Boste Funcral’ services he 8. 'H Hines Co._ funeral home, 2am 14th ot n.v. on Wednesdsy. Noo T, pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 26 BREEN. MARY AGNES. On Saturday, November 23, 1935. at_Providence Hos- ital. MARY AGNES BREEN. the be- oved wife of the ate Jumes J. Bree ‘th lay, l'o'e?- Crurch “of the Blessed Sacrament, l’hr!! Mount Olivet etery. 25 IRODIE., JOHN HOLLISOW Suddenly. on_Thursday, November 21. 1935, JOHN MOLLISON. "beloved husband of Annie Greer Brodie and son of the late Walier J. and Nanrie Mayo Brodie of Bedford County, Va Funeral from his late d Arsenal. at 9:30 am. Serv- Church. Emmorton. . Interment Arlington ional Cemetery at 2 p.m Y H. On Saturday. No- r 23 1935 'at Gallinger Hospital HARRY H. CLARK. He leaves to mourn two uncles, Robert and Fred Craney; two cousins, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Sham- well. and a host of other relatives and Remains resting at Lowe & funeral home, 4th and Eye n. neral Tuesday. November 26. at 1 o'clock, from the above-named funeral home. Interment ai Arlington National Cemetery. OI.AI.VDI. QNP;A G. On Saturday, No- tGeorsetonn Uni- NNA G. CLARVOE. the 1.2 Yanerai Bome, 4th st. and Mass. ‘ave, e until Tuesday. November 26, a.m the repo: Relatives and friends invited. Interment Olktnod Cemetery. Palls Church, Vs. 25 CURTIS. MRS. NAMAH G. Suddenl] on Monday. November 25. 1935, at her Tesidence, 1736 U N, CURTIS. beloved wife. of Dr- A Qurtis. ‘mother of Dr. Arthur L. Curtls A. Maurice Curtis. jr.: Dr. Merrill and Mrs. Gertrude Curtis NoIris. t Pazier's funeral home, 380 GA'l‘clll‘Ll. ELIZABETH WADDINGTON. Qp Sunday. Novemper 24, WAD- wife of the late beloved mother of rd W. and Dorothy -uheu Remains now ® (he " abo atives and fricnds fnvitea GEBHARD. MARY C. N ember 24, 19'(5 at her ru?g:nce’ lnlo: GEBHARD, the st. 3 eloved” mother Ot Ge‘o;n 3;nGeohazd. Puneral from t. Tuesday. °'”5'eme 2020 3 pn. ela: A T A p.m. A~ tives wnd friends invited. Prospect Hill om'mn. e On 8un - 1035 n his ",m,num';fi’fo A. Suddenly, on Priday, 7, ntlD'lG at_his rwdmrfic leaves to mourn their loss three broth- ers, niece and nephews. n.w. Notice of funeral later. on Mon- | s A-—13 Braths. MeDONALD, FELIX. On " Ber 24 1036 rn.ml X MEBONALD. R nd neral {rom the W. W. imbers t %7 T Cs. Boumenst funeral home. at 9 am. for the repose of his soul Relatives ‘and friends are invit - .urmem Mount onvn Cemetery 1% NAMARA, MA' unday, No- ember 24, 1035, b His mm:nc»’uoa's Orren st. ne. MATTHEW AMARA, beloved husbind of Annie McNamara {nee Moroney) = Puneral from the above dence on Wednesday. November 27 £187367 o, " Requicn. mass o oty awg‘ gl‘mreh at ‘u am._ Interment ives, Cemoter: friends invit AR JOHY. F. On Sunday. Novem. 1935. at his residence. “6’1’.‘;. F. beloved - husband of A Morrls (nee Marcy) and father of Viois { Lens 'Crage, | He i olss nmenl fmmnhcxsl Tate, oo Tues 26, at 2 pom. onu. GANNIE C. On Sunday, November . At herAre«xaence 3303 Pros- NNIE C. O'NEIL, the beloved wife G the late Michact O'Neil and mother of Mrs. Martin O'Brien Funeral her late ri Wednesday, November Reauiem high N 1 ure nd friends inwited . friends i Interment Holy Reod PSRKER, BENJA vember 24, 1¢ residence. E; JAMIN F. the beloved husband of Stella Parker inee Lewis). Funeral from his late residence. Wedniesday. November at 2 pm. Relatives and iriends mvited Interment in Congressional Cemetery. PETER. WILLIAM OSCAR. S ddenly. on Sunday_ November nis st 10 p.m. terment in St. John's Cemetery. = 28 PETER. OSCAR. Members of Porest Glen Couneil. K. C.. are noti- Sed of ‘the a2ath of Brotmr SCAR PETER. on Sunda No\rmbfl' 24, 1035 and are requested to 'assemble at his late residence. R10 Thayer . Silver Spring, Md Monday. November 25. a: p.m.. for the purpose of reciting prayers for the deceased E E._ RUPPERT. G. K. L. Fin. Sec. Departed this life on 1 t his resi; R Uis 535 ‘montn their joss a devoted wife, Hattie Queen; four daughters. Mrs.' Bertha Brown. Mrs Alice Harrod. Mrs. Maggie Brown and Hattie Queen: six sons. Harry. Stevens Louls, Andrew. Issac a) les Queen: one brother. one sister any other relatives and friends resting Schey De-nwod fu- e R!T FLOR! . 23. _1935. MAR- LORENCE STENZ. " belove Eife of Norman N. Stenz and mother o C. m her late residence. 3 h Tuesday ' November 28, 30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to d. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. WARBINGTON. GARNETT G. Suddenly. 5. GAR- w Elaing Warbingion. | Remains resting Emest Jarvis funersl church. T Uneral, Tuesday. from the above- church. Tnterment Hera- . SARAH N. On Saturday. Novem- 1935. at 3:15 S, 8t the rest: dence of her daughter, 1508 2 SRR N WILREE. widow of Willam H. Wilkes and devoted mother of Mr< tine Greene znd Reginald P. She is survived by two Jennie Kenrey and Mrs. November 26 ai Guire funera Relatives and friends m\\rrd ment Linccln Memorial Cemetery. WILLIAMS. CAROLINE M. On ‘h\(‘ln‘!v November 23_1935. at her home. 177% H st. nw. CAROLINE M V\I’LLYA S. dnLchlrr of the late Lem el and Car Wl Service: Oak, | YOUNG. LILLIE Dnam-a this life Pri- er day. November 22 finess LILLIE YOUNG. mourn their loss a loving Cook; & devoted foster daugnter and a host "of friends ma Barnes and Matthew. 4th st sw. where funeral services Wil be heid Tuesday. November 28, pm.. Rer. J. Whiting oficiating. In- terment Payne Cemetery. In Memortam. BARKER. JULIA. In sad but loving mem. orv of my dear mother. A BARKER who entered into ete: ago today, November Loved in life, remembered fn death. HER LOVING DAUGHTER. HELEN. HEALD. LENNA HAINES. In sad and love ing remembrance of our dear wife and mother. 'LENNA HAINES HEALD. who departed this life two years ago today. November 25. 1933 Your gentle face and patient smile dness ‘we ' had's Hindly -n—d = each OAnd died beloved by Al HER DEVOTED HUSBAND., E. HEALD. AND SON. Jouwov ANNIE, ng Taneral Tome. 814 al rest one year 1934. JIn memory of my AN N " May her 'soul rest peace FLORENCE. JONES. HATTIE, In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother and wife. HATTIE JONES. who left us one year 3go today. November 234, Our hearts still ache with sadnes Our_eves ched many tears God only knows how we miss you, AL"the erid of one sad vear DEVOT UGHTERS, LENA AND LAURA, AND HUSBAND. b LARNER. MARY. In loving remembrance of our dear mother MARY LARNER. Fho passed away one vear sgo. Nov ber 25. HER CHILDREN. * I.l'l"l‘GlN WALTER LATIMER. 1In love ing memory of my dear husband. WAL~ ‘TER LATIMER LUTTGEN. who departed !his ]1(!4 one year ago today, November HIS WIFE. ELSIE LUTTGEN. °* RHAODES, ADDISON D. In loving remem- brance of my dear Lusband ADDISON RHODES, who died ten years ago to- Bay November 28 Anniversary mass at Holy Comforier CHATeh 1S WIFE MARGARET ©, ® WALCK, FREDRICK HARVEY. In lov: ing_memory of our dear husband and daddy. FREDRICK HARVEY - who left us thiee years aso today, No- vember 25. 193 Our hearts still ache with sadness, Qur_eyes shed many tears; God only knows how we miss you, Fred. Throush these lonely vears AND SONS. ELLS, BENNETT A. 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