Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1936, Page 12

A—12 «x Braths. ANDERSON. CHARLE:! denly. on Monday. Octol 1936. CHARLES. RICHARD Anhfi'nson. be- p.m. friends_invite Inurmem Cemetery. Services by W. Co. Southeast funeral home ANDERSON, MAGGIE. On Sunday, Oc: tober 25." 1936, at her Residence. 1623 8 AGGIE ERSON. b:xove%u wife Pl he late Richard Ander; -+ 0 PURIAT TSRy, Dbt Inter- 28 CEambers the Renul cnuren, ‘1433 Willilam D. ‘Jarvis ul?m:um ment Woodlswn Cemetery. ANGEL. CHARLES 8. - On Sunday. October 1938, p.m.. at Mount Alto He pital CHARLES 8. ANGEL. beloved hi and of Catherine Angel (nee Kendrick), residence. Q st. n.w neral Tromhic: 1ate residence on Wednesdsy. October 2R, at m.: thence to Bt O s w.. at 1:3 Tends invited National Cemetery. lz(‘x!n HENRY OTTO. On Sunday. Oc- 36, at 4:30 his resl; Comauit a1 SPES BECKER. peloved Husband of M-dy Alice (nee Shore)_father of Frank. Henry. George. Dorothy and Margarel and brother of Mrs. John Vessey. Emma. Pred. Louis and George Becker. Funeral services at his I Wednesday. October terment in Arlington National Cemetery. ‘Interment — Arlington ULAH J. On Mondav, Oclnbrr a :38. at Leesburg. Va. BEULAH BERRY. mother of Douglas Van be: venter of Fort Myer. Va 2t the Tabler funeral home n.w. until Wednesdav. October Nhen services Wil be Reld In_the Chapel at Fort Myer. Va. at 2 oclock pm. Tollowed by interment in’ Arlington Nao tional Cemetery. IIOWN JOHANNA. _On Mond>v, October 1038, JOHANNA BROWN. beloved widow of the Iate Georze Brown, mother of Mrs. Marle Yate: Elizaheth Thomas Catharine Smith. Sarah Hutchins. the late Johanpa Thorton and Willlam T John'D. and Charles L. Brown. She i3 thirty-two grandehil- andchildren. three si ters. Mrs. M Brown. Sarah Si Tmons 'and Catharire Wood: other reia- tives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart’s funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. 28 BUBB. EMMA OUICK. _On Supday, Oclo 1936, st Bversity ~ Hospital, BUBB of Falls Church, Va. late Charles W. Bubb. Puneral service at the home of her sister. Mrs. Hawxhurst. 404 Lee highwav. Fells Chureh. V. on Wednesdar, October 28 2 p.m. Interment at Oak Wood Cer Sers. Falls Church. Va. 7 CHISM, CARRIE . 5. 1936, at 7 CARFIE S. CHIS Beioned wite o he Shie Georve Chism and mother of Miss Mary Chism. Georze Fdward Chism and Mrs. Bessie Ennis and _grandmother of Earl and Holden Chism. Funeral Wednesd«Y. October 2%, at @ o'clock, from her late residence, 2416 G st. n.w._Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creel Cemeter: 27 CONNOR. LULA ELIZABETH. ~On Mon- | day. October 26. 19:36. at 6621 Eastern ave. Takoma Park. Md. LULA ELIZA- BETH CONNOR. beloved daughter of William _Warren Connor and the late Evelyn' Connor. _ Funeral from Speare Co.. 1009 H .on Wednes: | oot October ok, at 2 pm. Gleawood Cemete! LIZA. 24, 19:6. at Blue Plains Piiza' EDWARDS. _loving mothe Charles Edwards. Mrs. Mrs, Bessie Johnson and Robert Ed- She it leaves other relatives wards neral on Wedn and many frie day. October at 2 Jonn T, Rhines funeral chapel. Eve sts. s.w. Rev. Herbert officiating. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. IA\I,AM 3E lr 20. SERDEE HASLAM " beloved wife of th un James H. Haslam and mother of rs. Nellie Reeves of Washington. D. C.. and Mrs. Elsie Steen of Oswego. N. Y. Notice of funeral later. BOGAN. MARGARET. On_Sunday. Oc- tober 25, 19:36. at Sibley Memorial Hos- vital. MARGARET HOGAN of 115 11th t. ne. beloved wife of the late John $osnn and mother of William J. Hogan of Washington. D. C.: Jack D. Hogan of Mount Clemens. Mich. and James N. Hogan of Philadelphia. Pa. Funeral wili be held at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. 3rd and A sts. se. on Wednesday. OC- tober 28 at 2 pm, Priends and rela- tives invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. (Mount Clemens Mich.. Dajily Leader and Amsterdam Evening Remrder Dplease cony.) JACKSON. WILLIAM. ,Departed_ this me‘, on Sunday. October 6. s mons - Hospital. to ‘mourn their Lester _and one ~ daughter, Remains Testing at Ramna funeral home. 4 until Tuesday. October 7. 4 £ Thenca o s Jate residence. Clinton: Ma, “Puneral’ Wednesday. October =% at 1 pm.. from T. B. Church. Interment T_ B. Cemetery. Tiarsiond: Rev. Riddick officiating. JORNSON. ROBERT. Devarted this Jite suddenly. on October 26, 1936, at Gal- linger Hospital, CROBERT JOHNSON. He es to moumn their loss a devoted rrie E. Johnson: one step- daushter. Helen Magdox. mother-in-law. : eight sisters-in-law. two and a nd friends. h & Corsiah Co's Ge and Va. ave, n.w. 5. ll!um yed October 29. JONES. MATILDA™ BI 8. life suddenly, on 1936, at_her residence. lH st n.w. MATILDA BIAS JONES. Mlo\’ad wife of the late William H. Jones. di Yotedmother of Mabel Jongs Corb Joving grandmother of India Carter. & ter of Ida Bias. mother-in-law of Luther B sister-in-law of Cora and ura Jones and Lilllan Dorsey. alto Teaves ‘other relatives and friends Wednesday. October 28. at o S Sne Mdiropoliien Weiley A: Zion Church. D st. between 2nd srd sts. s.w.. Rey. J. W, MeCoy, pastor. Interment Harmony Cemetery. Services by the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. 2 KREGLOW, A. FRANK. Sllddenly. on 6. at his Tesi- denc;"( 1808 w. A Louise E. Kregiow and father of Dr. Alan Frank Kreglow. Puneral services Thursday, October 20. at 2:30 o.m., at Emory M. ureh South.” §100 Georsia ave, mw. JONES, MATILDA B. The Young hdlts Brllhlnt Star_announces the death of ATILDA B. Funeral Wednesday October 28. 1936, at 1 o lzrem Zhe Metropolitan Wesley A. A ion Church. JENNIE BROWNE LEE. Pres. MRA"INEZ CLOMAX AYNARD. GEORGE A Suddenty. YA s october RGE “MAYNARD. son of mbecc- uumm and ‘the late Thomas P. Maynard of Lanham. Md.: brother of Mary Wanzer. Mart Plater. Laura Southerland. William, Jos- miah. Theadore and _Willis Funeral Thursday, October am. from Praziers funeral n to Holy Redeemer_Catl will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose his soul. Interment Mouni Olfvet on A METCALFE, WILLIAM. On Monday. ouo- ILLIAM METCALFE. the of Charles H. and Metcalte, " Mrs, Edith G. = Hoar. Remains resting Chambers Co. Southeast (unerll home, 917 11th st. se Services and inter- ment at Savannah, Ga. Notice of time later. LOUISE C. On Monday, Octo- LOUISE C. RICHTE! Richter. beloved mother of Nettie ‘Lof- fier. Funeral from her Itg residence on Thiirsday, Octobe a- tives and friends lnurmem Cedar Hill Cemeler: 28 NKER. ELIZABETH RAYMOND MAT- 8. On Tuesday. October 27. 1936, at her residence. . 406 Fontanet Courts, 14th and Falrmont sts, n.w. ELIZABETH RAYMOND MATI‘HIWB RINKER. beloved daughter of Lottie W. Matthews and devoted mother of Rovden Carrington Rinker. Services at the 8. E. Hines Co. funeral nom- o1 14k . Th Y. tober 9. at (riends fovited. F. Birch's Sons B‘!L\)LK Manager) ghone 0Eu Godd' 3034 M St, N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Uidserenin® 4% NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE (0. .t'h. nrll‘lnll w l&glhuulllfiuw Phone Ational 2893 J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E GUDE BROS. CO. ¢ Floul Pieces 1212 P St NW GEO. A. my s,.,-s..n. A o ererans 281, GEO. C. SHAFFER . MODERATE PRICES " FRONE NAT o} ou'?m Cor. 14th & Eye' Richardson | (Suddents. on Eundar. | Osw host of other | Remains resting | Ehe | O sunday. ostorer | Yith bIm. I]. C. YOUTH HELD IN HIT-RUN CASE Ballenger Turned Over to County in Marlboro Pike Accident. Eugene Edward Ballenger, 18, of 1109 Mount Olivet road northeast, alleged driver of the hit-and-run automobile that killed Charles R. Anderson, 32, Boulevard Heights, Md., on the Marlboro pike Sunday night, was turned over to Prince Georges County authori- ties by Wash- ington police to- extradi- tion after being arrested at his home yesterday by Detective Sergt. William J. Liverman of the homicide squad as a fugitive from justice. A hearing will be held at 8 pm. Friday at Upper Marlboro, according to Prince Georges County Policeman G. W. Gray, who returned the youth to Maryland to- day. Anderson died in Casualty Hospital soon after being struck while walking near the Maryland Club Gardens. Ballenger said he knew his car “struck something,” but “didn’t realize it was a man,” according to Liverman and Gray. Two other youths and three girls were riding in the machine g The officers said Ballenger declared one of the doors of the machine opened suddenly, and when he tried to close X | Interment | ‘On Saturday. Douco- | gency Hospital today. The car, police f are Witeeler. | 23, of the 5500 block First street north- Hunt place |, JWIzlAsuN. TURNER, On Monday October it the car swerved to the other side of the road. Three persons were seriously in- | jured in accidents in Washington and | nearby Maryland yesterday. Struck by an automobile at Fif- teenth and Allison streets, Mrs. Mary B. Yates. 48, of 1343 East Capitol street, suffered a fractured skull and was in a serious conditior in Emer- said, was driven by Robert M. Dawson, east, Mrs. Yates, a former yeomanette, was to be transferred to Mount Alto Hospital as soon as her condition per- mits. Julius Brauer, 64, of 2625 South Da- kota avenue northeast suffered a frac- tured right leg and internal injuries Braths. !HIEVE MARY. On Sunday. October 25. 436, at her residence. 401 Baltimore hlvd Colmar Manor. Md. MARY. be- loved wife of the iate R. A. Shreve and mother of Richard A._Shreve. Mar- garet R_Ward Linda M Bohannon and Walter E_ Shreve. Remains resting Gasciis Sons' funeral. home. 40 .. Hyattsville. Md, Services at aboy al home on Wednesday. October X 30 p.m. Relatives and friends Interment Glenwood Cemetery. = SLAUGHTER. HAROLD. Departed this lite ‘on Safurday. October =4. 1036 st Gallinger Hospital. HA| SLAUGH- SERS, Foves two chdren and s host of frlends.’ Remains resting at Richardson & Co.s funeral home. 1.mp Vermont sve. n.w. Puneral Wednesda: October * Z 1 STABLER, ©On Monday. Octo- et S 1030, &t lm home. Sunnyside. Spencervilie, Md. s 6Yth year, EWT 3 ONSTABLER " hussand of Mary Puneral services at | Hellowel Stapler: Friends' Meeting House. Sandy Spri! Md.. on Wednesday, October 28. at % ‘. “Tnterment in adjoining cemetery. STRAIN, BARBARA A. On Mondsy. Oc- tober 26, 1936, at the residence of her dauxhier, Mrs. John W. Mee_ i BARBARA A. STRAI on Thursday. Oetober TRterment Gdar BN Cemetery. THOMAS, JORN, Ou Thursday. Octobes 9:36, at Gallinger Hospital. JOHH loved son of Albert and brother of Bernard, Clar- ence. Joseph and Eugene Thomas and Mrs, Mary Cooper. He also leaves other relaiives and many friends = Remains | at_the John T. Rhines funeral | tion in Freedmen's Hospital with in- | juries received in an accident near | Orestes Patrick Burke, Plumber's {in the death of Orestes | Colored Boy Shot in Abdomen by | ch:url .ird and Eve sis. s.w.. !'hen fu- neral services will be held ‘at 11 am. Bctoner 78, Tnterment Rose- | tery. VENEY MI'I‘CBDI.L Deplrled this life on Monday, October 1936, at his | residence. 221 K st. l' MITCHELL | VENEY. He leaves to moiirn their loss his neloved wife, Alice Veney; three sis- | ters, Julia Thomas. Martha Lucas and | Maggle Diges: two brothers. Ernest Rufus Veney. and a host of other re tives_and friends. Remains resting the Barnes & Matthews funeral home, 614 4th t. s.w_ Notiee of funeral later. | mno JOHN M. On Sunday. October JOHN M.. beloved husband of Oven Watson. devoied son of John ‘snd Garistine Waison. brother of Mayme and | Siiam " Wetson. "Bervices. at' hie iate residence. 8119 Ridee boulevard. Brook- lymo N Y. Wednesday, October 28, ‘at o.m v 36, at 8:20 p.m., Old__Gecrgetown ethesda. Md TURNER WILSON. ated 70, vears. the [ate ‘Osborne Spriee and Eabecn Ball" Wilsen_ of Montsomers | Remains resting at the | Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Funeral services at Mount Zion Baptist Church Old Gt Bethe: Md. 1d.. Betl . y. 29 at “p.m.” Interment chyrch at his home, cemetery. WQOD. SARAH E. Departed tbi t7 at the ho’r_‘ne of her life on H Wood. Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. BLADEN. ANNIE. A tribute of love to the memory of my desr mother. LADEN, who left me tweive Seats ako today, October 27, 1924, BERTIE M. HANNEMANN, * MARY A. In loving Temem- A. DOUG- DOUGLAS. today. fhe Carmelite Mons HER CHILDREN. * FAUNCE. NINA L, In loving memory of my dear mother, NINA L, FAUNCE, 'l*n hy October 27, 1931. Mourned by a lnnely MRS. H. LYDICK. ln sad AR- leparted i tite four years ago today. Octover 27, 1932. Todsy recalls the memory s loved one laid to Ang thote who think of her today Are those who loved her best. LOIs. * MeCORMICK, MARY J. Ia sad but lovin} Temembrance of our dear mother, M. J. McCORMICK. who departed this li three years ago today, October 27. 1933. We know how much you suffered, We did not see you die; We only know you went And never said good-b: S5 comie oS Teetme, n only BELOVED HOSSAND "AND HER CHIL- Lt n"u:":e 1oved in life and her Lwe eherie § death, -eé-fi;an cherish In desth. vy, * MEYER, DOROTHEA. A token of love and devotion to lhe me of our dea mother. DOR ho d parted this life, tleven SARGENT, MlAl H. In loving memory of our preclous ‘mother, SARAH H. BAR- was called to her heavenly hm |lx mn ago today, October 27, 930, ;lfll LONESOME SON AND DAUGm THOMAS W. AND VIRGINIA W. SAR- form has slept Not & day that ‘neath | tonight at the' Shoreham Hotel. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Married Second Time Julia Donahue Higgins, 21, cousin of Countess Barbara Hut- ton Haugwitz-Reventlow, and Thomas Higgins, 27, descendant of Jasper Crane, founder of Newark, N. J., :houm ajter their elopement to Armonk, N. Y., last married all over again yesterday in a religious ceremony in the New York hotel apartment of the bride’s parents. TUESDAY, (. C. THOMAS DIES; EXPERT ON PLANTS Agriculture Horticulturist Succumbed After Four- Month lliness. Cecil C. Thomas, 50, Agriculture Department horticulturist, died Sun- day in Garfield Hospital. He had been il nearly four months. Mr. ;. Thomas, who lived at 211 Spruce avenue, Takoma Park, ° Md, was widely known here and in nearby Mary- land. , He also had many ac- . Quaintances in the fleld of sci- ence throughout the country. A native of S. Dak. Mr, Thomas studied at Huron College. Later he was graduated with bachelor and master degrees at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. During his sen- ior. year at the latter institution he was an assistant in botany and later an instructor. Cornell Botany Instructor. In 1913 Mr. Thomas went to Cornell as instructor in botany in the College of Agriculture. While there he took Saturday midnight. They were —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. when hit at Bladensburg road and South Dakota avenue northeast by .an | automobile operated by Samuel Lu- mine, 44, Wyomissing, Pa., according to_police. Dewey Spriggs, 35, colored, Glen Arden, Md., was in a serious condi- | Seat Pleasant, Md. INQUEST DUE TOMORROW IN DITCH CAVE-IN DEATH| Helper, Died of Injuries at Blue Plains Plant. An inquest will be held tomorrow Patrick Burke, 34, of 3330 Prospect avenue, a plumber’s helper, who died a week 2go today from injuries received when a ditch caved in on him at the| Blue Plains sewage disposal plant. Charles Wood, 27, of 3268 Raleigh place southeast, a plumber, working with Burke, also was injured, but not seriously. Burke died of a crushed chest. Police said he was buried un- der tons of earth when a wood frame- work gave way. CONDITION GOOD Companion Unloading Gun. Taken to Emergency Hospital late | yesterday in undetermined condition | as the result of a bullet wound in the abdomen, Louis Dorsey, 13, col- ored, 639 L street, was reported in good condition this morning. The .32-caliber revolver went off while Moses Mann, 14, colored, 622 S street, was trying to unload it as he and Dorsey were playing in the 900 block of Eleventh street. Mann was detained at the receiv- | ing home. STRAW VOTE PARTY Shoreham to Meter Applause as Pictures Cross Dance Floor. Strickland Gillilan, radio comedian and raconteur, will be master of | ceremonies at a presidential straw- vote party to be given in conjunc-| tion with the 11 o'clock floor show | Large pictures of President Roose- velt and Gov. Landon will be borne across the dance flioor by groups of mannequins.” The applause given | each picture will be registered by a | Johns-Manville aplause meter pre- sided over by Master of Ceremonies Gillilan, | PROXY POWER ASKED Walter E. Kennedy to Seek Au- thority for Reorganization Plan. Walter E. Kennedy of Baltimore asked the Securities Exchange Com- mission today for authority to solicit proxies in favor-of a plan for reor- ganization of the Commonwealth Light & Power Co. Kennedy will represent himself and | certain other bondholders of the util- ity, which is a Chicago concern. @dar Hill Frazier’s —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. 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Manager for Washington Ter- minal Co. Was Prominent in Masonic Circles. A. Prank Kreglow, 56, for many years manager of stores for the ‘Washington Terminal Co., died early today of a heart attack at his home, 1505 Kalmia road. Mr. Kreglow was prominent here in | Masonic and Eastern Star circles. He was a Scottish Rite Mason, member of Harmony Lodge. F. A. A. M. Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine and of the Joseph H. Milans Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. He also was secretary of the Railroad Square | Club, a Masonic organization, and a past patron of Temple Chapter, O. E. 8. His wife, Mrs. Louise E. Kreglow, is | grand matron of the Grand Chapter, | O.E. 8. | A native of Hedgesville, W. Va. | Mr. Kreglow came to this city about 25 years ago to work for the Termi- | nal Co. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Dr. Alan Frank Kreglow, a practicing physician here: a brother, Webb Kreglow, Moundsville, W, Va, and a sister, Mrs. James Leitch, Greensboro, N. C. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 pm. Thursday in Emory M. E. Church South. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. MRS. FOWLER TALKS Mrs. Eleanor Fowler, vice prcsldentf of the District Trade Union League, | yesterday urged closer co-operation | between the peace movement and the labor movement in an address before | )} the District branch of the Women's International League at Friends Meeting House. A strong labor movement “is im- portant to peace,” Mrs. Fowler de- duties in plant propagation at the Plant Introduction Garden, Glenn Dale, Md. There, through special sci- | entific processes, he was particularly successful in experiments with rooting woody plants that could not be propa- | gated by the usual methods. Published Many Papers. scientific papers on his work. He was EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F Women's and Misses’ FUR-TRIMMED COATS 239 CHARGE IT! 4 MONTHS TO PAY Hard to duplicate coats of this type at $35. They're worth much more. 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