Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 14

WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, _NOVEMBER 5, 1936. THE EVENING STAR, W. . B, 6 . . 1936, : "' fire my furnace Qurds of Thanks. ASLAM. JENNIE. The family of the late JENNIE HASLAM wish to express their "deep _appreciation sincere thanks to o d relatives for their ym- pathy. use of ‘sha ‘Horal - iributes durml l‘helr re:em hereavement, MRS NELLIE REEVES. MRs, ELSIE STEEN. MRS. CLAY PEACOCK. * QI‘INN PHILLIP PATRI(‘K 'l'h! family of the late PHILLI TRICK QUINN Wish To express fheir deev appreciation to_their many friends for their kind exoressions of sympathy and floral trib- utes at the time of their bereavement. Braths. vember i el et E Jorn . “Allen ‘and the iate Louls M. Allen. Puneral from the W. W. Cham- bers Co. tuneral home, 1400 Chapin st, . . Novem! friends are’in Please omit nouzn I.u LEY. JOHN. Departed this life Thurs- November 5. 1936, at his residence. :'C st. n.e.. JOHN BAILEY. devoted husband of Mattie Bailey and father of Mrs. Gertrude B. Holland. He also| Jeaves one uncle. one niece. one nephew two grandchildren and other relatives | and friends. Notice of funeral later. * BRENT, LOTTIE. Departed this life Mon- day, November 2. 1936, at 11:53 pm.. Mrs, TOTTIE BRENT, the ~devoted daughter_of the late Rachel A and Thomsa W. Dyson_and beloved wife of the late Sampson Brent. She leaves to mourn their loss two daug! Irene Jones and Mrs. Louise Warner: one son. Marcis Cannady Telatives and friends. = Funeral her late residence. 510 % Friday. November 6. at 1 ment in Harmony arrangements by L. E. 17th and V sts. n.w. BROWN. BEATRICE, on Tiesday. November i linger Hospital. BEA e e (o mburh their 1om o d e S pones Browh: (W5 dyurhiers, Pegey and Nola Brown: five sisters. Pat- tie Cunningham. Ida Wa Hopkins. Aunie’ S Xins: four brothers. John and Wiilie Hopkins: two aimts and other relatives and friends. Remains resting from Cemetery. Murray & Son, Departed this life ! t Cal- BRO v November 6. ville, N e will be held on € Mount Zion Bapilst Chureh. church cemet BUNDY, JOHN \flmbrr 4 On Wednesday. at his residence JOHN he a Lula _Bui Re atHenty 8. Washington % Sons finerai home. 467 N st L. Notice of funeral later. BURKE. JULIAN T. On Wednesday. No- ber 4 at his residence. 103 Alexandria. Va.. JULTAN | Helover 'husband " of " Allce | e and father of G. An- | Jullan T. Burke. ir and | u o ave Episconal Church, Alex . Va, In- terment (private) Ivy Hill Cemetery. BYRNE. JULTA J. On Wednesday, Nover- | ber 4. 1936, at her residence, 1506 Park | rd. nw.. JULTA J. BYRNE van). beloved wife of Joh Sister of the late Mrs. Ma Funeral will be held "fros residence on Saturday. November 7 830 am. High requiem macs a! saired t 0 a Relatives and Interment Mount ey (nee Sulli= J. Byrne and Campbell 1v. on w-dvm- az6’ JOHN_ C. e Aiaska ave. Rw. Sur- widow, Mrs. Rose E two <ons’ Dr. J. Warren Willlam R Casadv. Fu- 4in st | Novem- Hill viving Casadr. Casads and Dr. neral from Les's funeral home. and Mace. ave. n.e. on Friday ber 6. at 10 am. Taterment Ce Cemetery. CHAMBERS. FLORENCE dav. November 4 FLORE! A IOE et 3 elaved damgliter of the fate Whliam W and Georsianna Cham- ers. s = *P. Chamners and sunt of W. W. Chambers. P_C Behrens. Flor- ence ‘A ‘Tolson and Lylliard Sevmour Funeral services at fha W W Chambers | Co. ¢ 1 home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. & Saturdas, Novembar 7. at 10 Relatives and frjends sre invited Tn- terment_ Toudon Park Cemetery, Baltl- more. Md. (Baltimore papers’ please copy.) 0 OATFS. VIOIFT E. On Wainesdav No- ® 4. 1038 VIOLET E. COATF: the beloved dauehter of the late Char gnd Lilly Contes. | Late recidence O it i e Pagectls fimeral home. 191 UL se. on Saturday. November Retafives “and " friends hvited. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. COLBERT. MARTA 0'CONNOR. On Wed- T e 4 CIBNA &t her vatl B Do nier bl nw " MARTA O'CONNOR COLBERT. wife of Maurice J_Colbert and mother of Manrice R. Arthur’J_ Willlgm E._and John Francis Colbert " At~ < M Catherine Brac above residen y R0 s thence < Church, where solemn high requiem mass Will be ‘sung at 8 am. for the renosc of her soul 1n nd friends invited Ptermant Mount Ollver Cemeters. @ CUNNINGHAM. _ANNTE C, Snddenly Wednesday. November 4. 19 residence w05 % o Viante EONRINGHAN heloved dariehter of the Tate Peter and Mary Cinninzham. —Pu- nera]l will be held from Zurhorst's fu- M East Capliol st. on a mber 6. a ot to 81 Joseph's Ch C sts_n.e. Where reaniem : sald at 0 am. for the re: soul. Interment Mount O o TY. [ 44 Or, Weanes- L pm, Inter- 6 ivet Ceme- INGHAM. ANNIE C. Members of St Joseph's Sodality are reauested to meel at Zurhorst's funeral parlors Capitol st. Thursday evening. Novi ber's Toda at 845 oclock, to recits the Rosary for our deceased member. NNTE & CONNINGHAM. - Also. Dlence attend rsaniem mass at St Joseph's Chireh Pridav. November A at' 9 am MRS. WILLIAM A. BATLEY. Pres EALEY, ANNIE. On Tuetda. November 10726, at Gallinger Hospital. ANN EALEY. devoted mother_of Mrs. FNens | Moore and Mrs. Marv Brown. sister of James E. Baker She alto leaves other relatives and friends. Remains rest at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and Ese sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. 5 ELLIS. JOHN PHILIP. On Wednesday. November 4, 19:36. JOHN PHILIP FLLIS husband of the late Florencs D. Fllis and beloved father of Miss Nelle E. Fllis. Funeral services Pridav. November 6 2 pm_ at the residence of his daughte 1738 Lanfer pl. n.w. Interment Gle wood Cemeters. 5 lunu ROBFRT SCOTT. denc Indiane ave. ROBERT SCOTT HARRIS. the beloved son of Ralph R, and Mary Harris and beloved friend of Annie Kav. Funersl services At the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Friday. November 6 at 10:20 am. _Masonic services by Hiram Lodee, No. 10. F. A A M. Relatives and_friends invited. National Cemetery At his_resi- Trterment Arlineton with military honors. luulr WILLIAM W, Sibley Memorial Hos- ember ! at S pital WILLIA\( W. HARVIE member of | Columbla Typogranbics] Union. No, Funeral from the pariors ~of Thomas & Sergeon Co.. 1011 h n.w. on Friday, November f. at Relatives and friends invited to -umd Interment Congressional Cemetery. 5 On_Tuesday. ‘lo- = at the Gartner fineral home. Gaithers- burg. Md.. until Thursday, November 5. at 3 pm.: therce to the home of his son. Clarence H. Higgins 10 Oberlin ave. Glen Fcho. Md. Funeral services on Priday. November 6. at pm.. from Bix son’s’ nome. " TutermentForest Oak Cemetery. Gaitherspur~ BIGGIN gay. November me. ville ROBERTA BAK!R HIGA"vINS loved wife of the late Prank Hiegins Remains resting at the Colonial funerai home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Roc! ville. Md. Funeral services at the above mnml home Saturday. November 7. at am Interment Rockville Union Lnhsy, BITL. CORA. Departed this life on w;a. ember 4 t Gallinger ORA HILL helovefl wife of o1 Malachi i, two sisters. ' Janie Hill: TWo brothers, John McDaniel and Malachi Hill, ir.: several other relatives nd friends. Remains resting at Eugene A funeral ho; South Cap- ol T me. 1 Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO efther the successor to nor connected he original W R. smn-gbl Atipogll 2897 1009 H St. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and llln. Ave. N.E. Lincoln §200 J h F. Birch’s Sons YCOCK. Manager) gm,m,, %% 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. Lusseventn &t N.% NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. LINCOLN 0372. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces GEO. A. COMLEY 8,4 GEO. C. SHAFFER MODERATE PRIGE FaORE HAT o106 Open Evenings Sundays w0 5 | 07 NOEL LIANG, HUNTSMAN, IN CRITICAL CONDITION Gentleman Rider and Trainer Suffering From Malignant In- fection in Emergency. BY the Assoclated Press. The condition of Noel Liang of Amissville, Va., and Pinehurst, N. C,, who has been a patient at Emergency Hospital here since October 10, was described today by his physician as critical. Edgar M. McPeak said Liang had been ill several months .with & type of malignant infection and that his recovery was very doubtful. Hos- pital attendants said Liang had “a rather uncomfortable afternoon was resting more comfortably after a sedative was administered. Liang is widely known among hunt and race enthusiasts as a gentleman rider and trainer. Beaths. LEESNITZER, EDITH “' Suddenly, ‘Wednesday. November 4. 194, 3 residence, the Kenesaw Aots., st. n. EDITH W. LEESNI R, loved niece of Mrs. ‘Walter Brownley. Funeral services at St. Alban's Episcopal Church. Wisconsin and Massachusetts aves. n.w.. on Priday. November . at ‘ll a.m, Interment Congressional Ceme- on he, On Tuesday. Novem- at his residence. 105 N. West st Alexandria, Va; CHARLES LOUDEN. beloved husband of ~Sarah . devoted stepfather of Rosa-Lee He also leaves three sisters. Carrie Lightfoot. Mrs. Evi . Hilto! and Miss Hattie Louden. and r rels tives and friends. . Remains resting the John T. Rhines funeral home. N. Patrick st., Alexandria, Va. Nonce of funeral later MAYFIELD. EDDI Depa: Wednesday. November 4. residence, FIEL arted this me of Emma and John Mayfleld resting_at Eugene Ford’s funeral home, 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of fu- neral later M B. On Monday. No- at his residence. 135 V W. WILLIAN R. MCLANE. devoted hisband of Mayme McK. McLanie. loving father of Mrs s dred Giles. Mrs. McLane. He al leaves to mourn their loss five ththf\ one sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services at his Inle residence on Friday. November 6. at . Relatives and friends mvited Tnferment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements by McGuire, 5 McLANE, WILLIAM R.. JR. On Monday. November 743 pm., WI LIAM R, cLAN . beloved son of the late Willlam R. and Sar Mc- Lane and brother of the late Leon R. and John R. McLane. He is survived by a loving wife. Mrs. Mayme McK. Mc- Lane:_four daughters, Mrs. Helen Pavne, Mrs Mildred Giles. Mrs, Carol Rodney | McLane: five brothers. Carey. | Elkard "Ravmond. FIancis and Lorenzo McLane: one sister Mrs. Lillian Queen. | und three grandchildren = Funeral Fri- day. November fi. at * pm. from his late residence. 1335 V st n.w. Interment | Lincoln Memorial Cenietery. ~Arrange- ments by McGuire. God grant him eternal rest and may perpetusl light shine upon him. May he rest in bveace HIS BRUIHERS AND SISTER. * On Wednesday. N at his_residence. 117 at 4:40 p.m, Md. . On Wednesday. No- | 1800, at the residence of his | Mrs. Mary Metzger, N408 L14th st Richmong Hill Long Tsiand HAI EILL. Surviving | Dim are two daughters. Mary: Metzger and & son. Harry | as former president of | Holy Name Society. St. Vincent De Paul | Socieiy Rniehis of Mount St. Sepulchre, | and auartermaster of Corps of War De partment for 18 years. Funeral services | 3t the ahove residence on Saturday. No- ember 7. Interment St. Mary's Ceme- Jamalica, N. Y. ENN, FLORENCE E. On Wednesday. No- vember 4. 190, 4t mer residence. ‘1408 Montello ave. ne. FLORENCE E. PENN. | beloved wife of William C. Penn and sis- ter of Walter Tapscott. She also leaves | to mourn their loss other relatives and | many friends. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by M-Gu PETERSON, OSCAR T. On \\edn¢<d|y November 4. 1936, at his residence. 1454 Euclid st. n.w.. OSCAR T. PETERSON. beloved husband of Margaret G, Peter- | son and brother of Mrs. Charies Thomp- Son and Albert Peterson of Kansas City. Mo. . Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. | on Priday, November 6. at 11 am. terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Fu- neral private. ) day_November f Inter- ment “in Baltimore, 5 vember 4, daughter, R. On Wednesday. Novem- | )36, _at the residence of her | Dok, Tanham Md.. ALICE . Lhe beloved | wife of the’ late Pierce A Plant and | mother of Irving D. and Elroy W. Plant Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers | Co. tuneral home. 1400 Cha m \I . on’ Friday. November 6. at m. | Sfives and friends are nvited. | ment Glenwood Cemetery. 5 | vember :i. Maryland ave. s. aged IN vears. beloved wife of Richard | E. Reynolds and daughter of Clyde and | Flanche Bennett Funeral from the above residence Friday. November 0. p.m. Relatives and friends are by Wednesdar. | 18 rs, LUCY ANN | BERTS. wife of ihe late Rev. Juxuui B Roberls and mother of Mrs. Dorothy | L’ Bailey. She also is survived by three sisters. ~three brothers. _one niece %. Matthew Bailes. he tives and | friends. Stewart's funeral home, :10 H st til Friday. November . nmem Satiirday. Novem: ber 7. at .. irom Mount Carmel Baptist Cnurdn, fird and Eve sts. bW Rev. Jernigan officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. [ ROLLINS, FREDERICK EARLY. On Wed- nesday, November 4 193t ‘atyAlexan- dria __Hospital, FREDERICK ' EARLY ROLLINS, _ He' {5 survived by his” wife. Gertrude Rollins: seven daughters, four sons. three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services on_Friday. November 6. at 11 am.. at O. C. Pearson s funeral home, 408 Washinkton st. Falls Church, Va. Interment at Wellington, AUN nesday, November 4. dence. 1104 Que st.'n FIELD SAUNDERS. He leaves a de- voted friend, Miss Ida Reaves, He also leaves three nieces. three nephews and a host of other relatives and friend Remains resting at Wm ‘Tolbert’s funeral home. 130% 6t Remains may be viewed after 4 o'clock Funeral Sat- 20 p.m.. from home. " Interment in Cemetery. November Home_for me Aied Oll(hl"hurl Md., Miss MARTHA V. SAUNDERS. aced X0 Remains resting at the Gartner home, ummersburz Md. Fu- services on Saturday. November a.m the Methodist Home for e Age ehee 6 Harmony Methodist A e o Vo A 110, an fnterment Lake View Cemetery. Hamll- ton. JLLIVAN, JAMES, Suddenly, on Wed- nesday. November 4. it at Colmar MIX\O MES SULLIVAN. son of late B lene and_Nannle Sullivan. R.!mllnl resting_at Gasch’'s Sons’ fu- neral home. 46 Maryland ave.. Hyatts- ville, Md. Puneral from the above lll- Teral hoine on Friday. November 6. ®:15 .: thence lo Holy Nam= Cllhnllc Church, Washi .. where mass will be said at m Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Suddenly, on Tues- 936, NICHOLAS ADEN, Beloved husband of Rose A: ‘Thaden. dence. November 6. Stephen’s Churl‘.h. Where ‘mass will be of- a.m. ' Relatives and friends Intérment Mount Olivet Ceme- Tlour'zov BETTIE G. On Wednexdlm November 4. 1910, at Dante Va.. BET: TIE G. THO] erly of ‘Wash- ington_ D. C.. belov Il(e of the Il(e T. 8. Thompson, !ervlcen at the g in Winchester, Va. noon nm-y. November 6. WARD. AGNES VIRGIN Novémber 5. a4 of he l’ dllll Barsier AGNES “VIRGTNIA WARD ‘(nee nui the beloved wife of the late Henu Ward. Remains resting at the Co- "fiineral - nome ¥. Rockville. 2O 'rhuud-y mm-l of mphre: Md.. until Friday. November 6: thence to the home Mrs. W. Parsle: i Faneral X frerit Rockville Union Cemetery. WATERS, MARGARET T On Wednesday, November & 1030, at her home, WATERS. aged beloved mother of George 8., .Yohn 0 Joseph A.. Sai 1 8, W. and Wil lovember ILLA Puneral services at the chapei 7 10th st n. r sf 0 on Priday. November t 7 pom. Inc jerment Gresn Hll ‘Ceietery. "Martins- W. Va. on Saturday. November 7861 B, | DONALDSON, MARY A. BROWN DECLARE Turkey Dinners InMarylandtoBe BOOTLEG COAL WAR| ©hecapest I Years Police Ordered to Look Out for Unlicensed Sale in District. Police Chief Ernest W. Brown has declared war on bootleg coal dealers who have been selling thousands of tons in Washington since the cold weather set in without having licenses to do business in the District. Maj. Brown ordered all policemen to be on the lookout for violations. This action was taken at the request of the coal section of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, Coal dealers must pay a $10 license fee in the District to defray the cost of inspection and regulation. Fly-by- night or bootleg dealers are operating, it was said, without restriction. At this time of year hundreds of trucks come in from the mining sec- tions with bootleg coal which they sell at cut rates. The police were ordered to notify all coal dealers throughout the various precincts that licenses must be ob- tained in 10 days. Cases against vio- lators will be turned over to the cor- poration counsel for prosecution, it was said. {FIFTH VICTIM IN CRASH OF CAR AND TRUCK DIES 13-Year-Old Girl Only Occupant of Auto to Survive Collision at Glenwood, Va. B the Associated Press. DANVILLE, Va., November 5.—Only one of six persons today survived the automobile crash at Glenwood, Va., Saturday in which five were killed or fatally injured. ‘The latest mortality was Mrs. Ola Mae McKinney, 24, who died at Me- morial Hospital here yesterday. The dead, in addition to Mrs. Mc- Kinney, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson, Miss Edna Hud- son and Bobbie Jean Hudson. Nannie Hudson, 13, another passenger in the death car, was reported improving at the hospital. The Hudson machine collided head- on with & truck. The truck driver, Thomas Jones, of Leaksville, has been { placed under bond pending s hearing on involuntary manslaughter charges. VICTORY MUSIC LIMITED, W. P. A. Orchestra Couldn't “Get Hot"” for Roosevelt Celebration. COLUMBIA, 8. C., November 5 (#). —The W. P. A. Orchestra, it was ad- mitted yesterday, just couldn’t “get hot” despite President Roosevelt's election. Summoned to play for a victory rally attended by 600 persons, the orchestra was informed by Chairman | James H. Hammond that “the people want to dance now “Dance,” came the reply, “why, this is a concert orchestra.” It developed the orchestra didn’t | have dance music. | A dance orchestra was hastily called in. . Punt Nets Player a Bird. DOLAND, S. D. (#.—A halfback flushed three pheasants when retriev- ing a ball from a field of stubble dur- ing a punting drill. At the same time Dale Youngren punted, the ball hitting one of the pheasants and Poultry Specialist Also Predicts Large Crop of Chickens This Fall. BY the Associated Pres: COLLEGE PARK, Md., November 5.—Turkey dinners on Thanksgiving day will be the cheapest in years for Marylanders, in the opinion of Wade H. Rice, poultry specialist of the University of Maryland Extension Service. Rice, completing a survey of ex- pected Fall and Winter poultry prices, said Maryland, together with the rest of the country, will have one of the largest turkey crops in history this season. In addition, Rice estimated the crop of broiler and frier chickens will be more than twice as large as the average for the last five years. He said an increase in broiler pro- duction, coupled with high feed prices resulting from Summer droughts, will force the sale by farmers of un- usual quantities of young poultry stock. Fried or roast chicken dinners— even turkey dinners—on Thanksgiv~ ing, he said, probably can be served by an average family as cheaply as good quality cuts of red meat. Juryman Too Big for Service. Because & juryman was so big he| could not get into the jury box a Brighton, England, and because all at- tempts to assist him proved futile, the court discharged him from service. PREMIER BLUM HAILS ROOSEVELT’S VICTORY BY the Associated Press. PARIS, November 5.—Socialist Pre- mier Leon Blum last night said the re-election of President Roosevelt “will be interpreted by the entire world as & success for democracy.” “I rejoice in the result of the elec- tion,” he said, “first, because it keeps in power a man whose exceptional gifts of intelligence, courage and per- sonality are admired everywhere, and, secondly, because his re-election will be interpreted by the entire world as & success for democracy. ‘His re-election will prove to inter- national opinion that a.great flow of ideas in a free country can triumph over all obstacles whatever they may be. “It (re-election) will bring hope and encouragement to international democracy because to the entire world President Roosevelt personifies with particular strength that ideal of jus- tice towards which all free people and democratic government itself aim. LET US WORRY FOR YOU USED RADIOS When you buy a used radio from us, let us do the worrying. You buy service. 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