Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 7

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Effecto lasts longer than the origi- nalfinishon mostcars, You can purchase Pratt & Lambert Varnish Products, including “61” Floor Varnish, Vitralite, the long-life enamel, and Effecto —from the following dealers, who are always ready to serve you: N.w. k Andrews, 1804 14th St. mtic Hardware Co., 2014 14th, Bailey Auto Supply, 1ith and Columbia Rd. J. C. Beard, 5006 Ga. Ave. Brightwood Hardware Co., 5415 in, Ave. Capital Paint, Oil & Glass Co., 1004 N.E. Wm. J. Callahan, 813 N. Cap. St. C. H. Clarke, 509 H S D. Del Veechio, 15th and H Sts. M. Fetterman, 707 H St A. Greenblatt, 44th and Hunt Sta. Paul F. Moore, 3009 13th St (Brookland). A. A. Weber, Sth and Md. Ave. Fra A 1534 14th St. Central Auto Supply Co., Pa. Ave, €. C. Paint Co., 906 9th St. Chevy Chase Supply Co., 5650 Conn. Ave. Edward Cooper, 1506 14th St. 1. P. Dinowitzer, 620 Pa. Ave. smer, 14th and Park Rd. S.W. Geo. W. Hunt, 4% and I Sta. H, Schneider, 716 4% St. A. J. Taylor & Bros., 10th and Water Sts, D. Weinberg, 4% and F 'Sts. . A. Finch, 2416 1Sth St, A. Gordon, 2212 14th St. J. B. Jones, 1847 7th St. §. Kann Sons Co. B. Kandel, 1Sth and Col. Rd. B. Kandel, 3555 Ga. Ave. J. P. Kutner, 1847 1st St. J. H. Katz, 14th & Corcoran Sts. J.J. Kenney, 3124 Ga. Ave. $. H. Landy, 3024 Ga. Ave, W. J. Loveless, 23 Fla. Ave. Phillip Loektch, 1216 7th St. J. F. Mennehan, 2010 14th St. T. J. Mailoy, 3245 M St. Mt. Pleasant Hardware Co., 3168 t. Pleasant St. Mt. Vernon Hardware Co., 1233 Pa. Ave. Nanna) Auto Supply, 4th and Mass. Ave. H, F. Walls, 108 13th St. 0'D nw:lls‘l’llnt Co., Wi W. R. Walls, 729 Sth St. nd 3 ©’Donohue Bros., 14th and Irving. ‘ Petworth Auto Accessory Co, 3205 Ga. Av Petworth Hardware €o,, 823 Up- shur. M. Parton, 4625 14th § 8. Ritzenbers, 1024 14th St. S§. Ullman, 1788 You St. ‘Walsh Bros., 3434 14th St. E. 5. Weaver, 3218 Mt. Pleas- ant $t. W. R. Winton, 2018 14th St Woodward & Lothro) » M. Zevin, 1746 7th St. S.E. F. Del Veechio, 1212 11th St. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro,, 10th and M Sta. Economy Hdw. Co., 413 Sth St. Geo. A. Emmens, 203 Pa, Ave. Enterprise Paint Co., 1824 Nich- M. Goldberg & Son, 251 15th St. B. L, Gershanich, 2148 P St. John Hopkins, 3616 M St. Wm. Muskake, 1923 Nichols Ave. L. A. Pincus, 603 Pa. Ave. B ’:i s-n: ) 1400 Pa. A outhern flding Supply Oe., 6000 Blair Road. o Ave. Maryland Capital Trail Garage, Berwyn. Capital Heights Genmeral Store, Capital Heights. Economy Auto Supply, Capital Riverdale. Heights. Riverdale Ford, Capital Helghts. Voneman, Mt. Rainier, W. H. BUTLER CO. Distributors of Pratt & Lambert Varnish Products 609 C St. NW. One Block East of 7th and Pa. Ave. - Experienced AdvertisersPrefer T heStar sEEEm L] - “A Daily Joy” SHOES Every New Style Comes to You With the same. Known Value _ and Faultless Fit that the Name Insures As pictured above, shown in all Patent * Black Kid and Brown Kid, with medium Cuban heels and flexible welt soles. The perfect health food. 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'50 MOURNING BLACK Dyed Wit 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING co. 2469 18th St., Col. 638 Du 1 Fine quality’s everything F you’ve got fine quality you can have everything else you Fine style, new models, good looks, long wear, economy. That’s why we sell fine quality. Hart Schaffner & Marx silk- ; lined o™ 2-trouser suits Raleigh Haberdasher Exclusive but not Expemivé Thirteen Ten F Street Inc. / Adyvice to China BY DR. FRANK CRANE. An everybody séems to be giving advice to China just at present, I 866 no reason why I should restrain the impulse to sit into the game. My advice has not been asked and it probably will not be heeded, but that does not Interfere with the pleasure of giving it. Most of it also is sec- ond hand; still, I have never used it, and certainly nobody has ever fol- lowed it. 1. Now that China is rid of her monarchy leét her make a clean sweep and get 'rid of all the trappings and leavings of monarchy. Appoint a commission of business men to run the government. Elect no president. Hire a general manager. Clean up Peking and use it as a museum. It certainly is useless as a governmental tool Bend‘?. the diplomats and am- bassadors Back home. t playing politics and go to work. 2. Adopt the principle of single tax. course, the present land tax is nothing like single tax. Single tax is the only theory of taxation which just and logical. Get rid of all tariffs and eustoms and “likins” and jother forms of graft. - 3. Get rid of the soldiers. At least put them all to work making roads and improving rivers and building rallways instead of loafing around carrying guns and eating thelr heads off. 4. Establish a system of upiversal education. Instead of spending nine- tenths of the income on soldiers spend it on school teachers, Nothing but educatiort will lift the population out of the mud, not only the actual mud of the streets and floors, but the spiritual mud of superstition and tgnorance. 5. Simplify the language so that the child does not need to waste all his energy in learning leters. Dis- tinguish between literacy and eduga- tion. Teach the:children the truths of science, the facts and laws of the world we live in, the facts and laws of lite. There is not much use having education unless it is a real equip- ment for life. China needs to quit studying puzzles and to.begin study- ing sclence. 6. Realize the simplicity and prac- ticality of federation. Let eaeh prov- ince govern itself and mind its own bueiness, and let the whole nation be managed by-a commission which shall attend to all federal affairs. 7. Realize that the only way China can be redeemed is the only way any nation can be saved. from the bottom up, not from the top down. 150 SEEK COMMISSIONS IN SCHOOL CADET CORPS Candidates to Take Qualifying Ex- aminations Tomorrow Under Di- rection of Lieut. Col. Cragie. About® 160 candidates for commis- sions in the Washington High School Cadet Corps are expected to take the qualifying examination to be held at the Franklin School tomorrow after- noon. under the direction of Lieut Col. Wallace M. Craigle, U. 8. A., pro- | tessor of military science and tactics in_the high schools. 3 The examination will cover prin- cipally the infantry drill regulations. An oral examination will be held later to determine the future officer’s abllity to give commands. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No. 9. will give a five-hundred card party tomorrow, 8:30 p.m.. over Park Sav- ings Bank, 14th and Kenyon streets Trinldad Citizens' Association will meet Friday, 8 o'clock, in Blair School. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. The North Capitol and Eckington Citizens’ Association will meet oclock. In Emery School. Justin | Morrill Chamberlin _will speak of “The United States Constitution.” Unity Soclety. 1326 I street: Gar- nett January will speak on “How to Act and Lead for Achievement.” Camp No. 10. Patriotic Order of Americans, will meet at Potomac Bank Hall, Wisconsin avenue and M treet, and at 9 o'clock open its |dcors” for 'a card game of 500. e Southeast Washington Citi- < Assoclation will meet, § o'clock, in Tyler School. Eckington W. C._T. U. will meet, $:45 o'clock, with Mrs. Wrightsman, 1120 Bryant street. will 1822 Washington Readers' Club meet at College Woments Club, {1 street Cooley-McCullough Tost, Nt | American Legion, will meet, § {in Board of Trade rooms, {Star building. 22, clock, ening The Georgetown Civic Association 1l meet at Mount Zion Methodist iscopal Church. Dr. M. O. Dumas and M. S. Koonce. speakers. FOUND. GOLLIE—Female. “Apply Washington Animal Rescue League, 349 Marvland ave. s.w. TMBRELLABlue sik; found on’ Mt bie | ant car Sept. 19 between 4:30 and 5 p.m. Call_Col. . 3108 LOST. | | (TREDALE DOG, auswers to name ~3ike,” | rge scar under ieft frout leg; rew#ffd. Thone ineoln_940-1. 2 PTN—Gold And piatinumi: sappRire set B midale Keturn to hpartment 3050, Ward Lman Park Hotel. Receive reward. ok | BEADS, STRING OF PEARLS—Friday oven ing aftér 4:30, downtown Qistrict. Please call Tiesln 1480, Beward. | BILT, FOLD, cmbossed brown leather. contain |ing Masonic and Western Unlon identifica tlon eards; name Walter Over in gold. Re. turn Red Cross headquarters for liberal re- | ward, B | EREAST POCKETHOOK, Dlack sealskin, con- z sum of money and two coupons. ~Suit- o teward. Geo, H. Safford, 1093 Park rd. hone Col. 457-J. ’ BROOCH—Gold,s ¢hip_diamond center sy afternoon. Return to 110 5th st | Reward. BULL, TERRIER _Brindle asd white: name | “Tea": tag number 538. Please return fo {4015 N. H. ave. n.w.; reward. Col. 8810-W. Sun- ne. | CLARINET, Tyre for | C n.w., or ear to 13th and E. nd C s.e. 8 Patterson st. ne. DOG—Collle, black anll white; Bunday. { turn 9 Grant pl. n.w. 244 TOG—White Bpits. Reward. Frankiin 1908 7 st nw. 2 EARRING—Pearl_grapes: Saturday afterooon. Réturn_to Brunswick. Ant. 7. Reward. . EYEGLASSES—Sucll_rim, Jn E(z case, 7(h Sept. 23. Reward. Telephone Cleve 3 i 704, FOUNTAIN PEN—Siiver trimmings. Call Co- Iumbis_6810-T after 6 p.m. FOUNTAIN PEN. Kindly notify or return. M._Ooxen. F sw. on, Ci FOX TERRIER, small, yellow and white. with |\hite band around heck: agswers fo name of Prince, Return to 720 Maryiand ave. n.e. And {eceive reward. . FOR, stone marten. Monday afternoon, in Co- lumble Theatet. Return to E. 8. Andrew 1112 G st. n.w.. or phone Main 8463. FOR—Brown fox neckpiece, 16 front of Altn Hospital. Reward. West 697. GLASSES, snell-rimmed, Sunday. 92, at Woodiawn cemetery. Cait Bept. 28, F. Brown, LADY'S BAG—Taken by_mistake from Ward- man Park Hotel, Sept. 24, lady’s brown silk bag with blue top fastener, containing Massa- chusetts auto license, jeweiry and mioey. No uestions asked If returned at omce. W. J. Fearnay. Wardmen Park Hotel. PIN, bar, wet amethyst and pearls. on \John Marshall ‘place. Reward if returned to ave. n.w. . Iad; moaey 't Market and 22: Totween K ‘Street Market & d 2208 Hampahire ave. Betura and keys to 28 Juckson place n.w., side door. ® TLWAY. PASSES, four, favor Gertrude Falekhootter, - Phone Main 5630: reward. 208 JUND PIN, goid, in Pension Park. Mrs. oo, 811" ofh s Reward, 5. 25¢ SORORITY PIN—Sunday: B end M in pearis with owl Detween. Call Franklin 8405 after 5 o'elock. Reward. 26% STICK PIN—DBetween Washington and River- Gale, _ Return to Eddie J., Arcade. Laundry Servic room. Reward. —Latt in Church o 2. Phove 's_Dbiack leather; Tovenant |CELEBRATE THEIR 56TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Eyre, at Home of Daughter, Recipients of Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Eyre cele- brated thelr fifty-sixth wedding an- niversary yesterday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ferman Lloyd Mulford, 2552 Tunlaw road. Despite the fact that the couple are nearly elghty years of age. they are both remarkably active. The couple cele- brated their anniversary quietly, re- ceiving many remembrances and con- gratulations from their relatives and friends. Mrs, Eyre is a familiar figure at the Mount Alto Hospital, and is endeared to the veterans there. She visits them at least once a week distributing flowers. The patients at the hospital showed their appreciation by sending & remembrance to Mrs. Eyre In honor of her wedding anniversary. So popu- lar has Mrs. Eyre become among the men at the hospital that she is known as “our flower mother.” 64,045 PUPILS ENROLLED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Enroliment in the District public schools is nearing its last vears maximum. Figures compiled today by the officlals showed there were at the close of school yesterday af- ternoon 64,045 pupils on_the school rolls, an increase of 1,078 over Ghe enrollment taken Friday afternoon. At this time last year there were 63,- 097 pupils enrolled in the schools. RITES FOR MISS MARET. Funeral arrangements for Miss Jeanna Maret, well known educator in her native tongue, French, in the foreign language department of Mc- Kinley Technical High School of this city, who dled yesterday at her home, 1724 Connecticut avenue, will not be completed until some time late this afternoon. However, it is known that the funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon between 2 and 3 o'clock. probably from the home. The body will be cremated. Cardg of Thanks. BALSTER. We wish to thank and extend our “sincere appreciation to our kind friends and relatives for their sympathy and besu- tiful floral tributes given at the death of our beloved mother, LAURA V. BALSTER. DAUGHTER AND SONS. HILL. We wish to extend to our relatives and friends our thanks and appreciation for their kindness and sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved mother, EMMA HILL. FAMILY. * Beaths. ASHLEY. September 25, 1923, JANE ASH- LEY. aged 78 years. ' Funeral from her danghter dence, Mrs. Emma J. Higgins, 326 15th Notice of funeral bere- das, September 26, at 3 p.m. private. BURGDORF. September 24, 1923, CHARLES A, the beloved husband of Eleanor Burg- dort, aged 65 years. Funeral from his late idence, Rollins ave., Seat Pleasant, Md.. dnesdsy morning, 'thence to St. Mar: Church, on where mass will be said at 10 o'clock for'the repose of his soul. Interment Addi- son Chapel cemetery. DAVIS. Departed this life Mondss, Septem 24, 192 . at her residence, Warren st. n.e.. MARY AGNES, devoted wife of Rev. W H. Davls and loved moth- ¢r of Jennie Brown, Carrie Adams, Rosic Carroll, Mary Maraball, Maggie McAbee and Wm. E. Davis, and grandmother of Mary Lrown and Gertrude Adams. She leaves a host of relatives and friends. Funera Thursday, September 27, at 1 o'clock, from Mount Horeb Baptist Church. 16th st. be- tween B and C n.e., Rev. C. H. Fox, pastor. “'A precious ope from us has goue, A volce we loved s stilled; A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled.” THE FAMILY. DAVIS. Sunday. September 23, 1923, at 1:35 at his residence, at Garfett Park, Md H.. beloved hushand of Mary McFalls Funeral services will be held at Glenwood cemetery, Wednesday, September 26, at 8:30 p.m. . DAVIS. Members of Washington Centennial Lodge, No. 14, F. A. A. M., are requested to attend & special communication Wednes day, September 26, 1923, at 2:45 pm., to attend the funerai of Brother JOHN H DAVIS. SHERMAN I FOLSOM, Master. * DAY, Mondas. September st Interment Funeral from the above address, Thursday. ~ thence to St. nd and O sts. s.o., where m. for ‘the re- pose of his soul. Mt. Olivet cemetery. DELEVINGNE. at_her resid AGNUS . Delevingne Interment Notiee of funeral la: eptember 23, 1023, st. se. WILL] nces Stes and son of the late James and Anna Foy. Funeral from his lafe residence Wed- nesday. 26, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Holy Comforter Church, where requiem mass will be said for repose of his soul. Iielatives and friends invited to attend terment private. MARET. Mon: residence, 1 “onn. ave. RET, beioved sister of Marthe and Lo > Services at her late residenc Wednesday, September Friends invited. Interment pri- ptember 23, 1 ave., ted " this 1life Mondey, . JOSEPH MATTHEWS, be heid from the residen: Josephine Fisher, . September 2 ORTRUDE. Tuesdn: 12:30 am.. of St. Doptnie. RAFFO. September 23, 1: band of Elizabeth Raffo, neral from }116 3rd morning 2t *10:30 o'cloc Aary's cemeters. RAFFO. Departed this life suddenly, Sun- day, September 23, 1923, at 5:80 a.m., JOHN BE ARD RAFFO. only brother of Eu- gene V. Raffo of 101 N. Capitol st. Services at the family residence, 1116 3rd st. n.e. Wednesday, at 11 a.m. Intermedt in S Mary's cemetery. RICHARDS. Suddenly, Sunday, September 1023, at Providence Hospital, A. WEB- STER RICHARDS of 210 10th st. s.w., be- loved husband of Mimnle E. Richards and son of Emma I. and the late Thom L. Richards, fa the 42nd year of his age. Fu- neral will be held at Zurhorst's - funeral ariors, 801 East Capitol st., Wednesdsy, g( tember 26, at 1:l thence to the Fifth Baptist Church, 6 and E sts. s.w., where services will' be” held. Interment Congressional cemetery. RIORDAN. Monday, September 24, 1923, at T:45 a.m., EMMA, beloved wife of the Inte John 1. Riordan. Funeral from her late residence, 1454 Falrmont st. n.w.. on Wed- nesday, September 26, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends fnvited. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. L} Sunday, September, 23, 1923, at Hospital, CHESTER of 1818 'Vermont ave Remains at Moon & Allen's funeral pario; 12th and Florlda ave. n.w. lnterment at Florence, 8, C., Septembeér 26, SOHIOKLER, Monday, September 20 a.m., "ANDREW, beloved husi late Catherine Behickler. Funeral from his late residence, 715 Keéoyon st. n.w.. Wed- nesday, September 26, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends favited. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery. 23 THOMPSON. Passed away September 23, 1023, after & protrcted fliness, THERESA N, Egbert A. m he: home in Her. ¥, at 2:30 p.m. MONUMENTS. We specialize In designing and erect- ing memorials (monuments and mauso- teums) of quality and characte: Call and see hundreds of photographic suggestions and designs on exhibition in our office. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensi Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. . JOHN B., ed 40 years nee., Wednesda: In Femoriam. COLEMAN. Sacred to the memo 4 AN. Sacre *y of EDN BROWN COLBMAN, who left us four sears | 28> today, September 25, 1019, yGod's finger touched ber, and she slept.’ n:nnx COLEMAN AXD THE FAMILY. * ° ELIN. In sad_remembrance of cur des gnes, BERTHA M., died September 1, 1002 and JOSEPH E., feptember 25, 1016, In_memory we often see The onew we loved so dear, The visions grow so near sometimes, We feel they must be near. FAMILY. Oh. father, amile on me from heaven, Ak God to lend me when 1 die, That I may meet my dear father Some sweet day, by SON, JOSEPH R. EVANS. In sad but loving remembrance of our_darling daughter, MAR GINIA, who left us four yea September 25, 1610, Oft_from our hearts comes a bitter ¢ 5 Why, oh, why, dia our 4 There 'comes an answer, swee Margaret is not dead, she is only Oh, the memory of that sad evening. A8 we stood with aching hearts, Sceing our baby we loved o de Pierced by death’s cruel dart Some may think you ars forgotten; interment St. | But never shall you be. For as long as God gives us life ‘We shall always think of thee. Keep ber, Jesus, in Thy keeplng. Till we reach the shining shore. Then, oh, Master, let us have ber. To' love ‘her a5 we &1a before. MOTHER AND DADDY Can it be four years today Since our dear Margaret passed away. Tes, the time has quickly flown Since she left us all aione. She left a memory fair and sweet; Its fragrance can mever d: Your life w, ort. pure and sweet When God called you on high GRANDMOTHER HILLEARY. Today our hearts are heavy: Our_thoughts are all of thee. How we loved and miss her None but God in heaven can see DMA EVANS AND AUNT BEULAH. * GARNETT, LEAMAN. In sscred and loving memoty "of our dear mother, ANNIE E GARNETT, who passed aw two years ago, and NIE E. LEAMA our sister, who passed away five months ago Thy will be done, dear Father, not ours. THE FAMILY. * JJACKSON. In tad but ioting remembrance of my dear sister, CORDELIA JACKSON Who departed th ife one year ago today September 25, 1022. What would I give to clasp vour hand, Your loving face to see; Your pleasant smile made life worth while Which meant the world to me. Although you aze gone, you're not forgotten Never ghall your memory fad Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where you are lald. Today my heart is heavs, My thoughts a 11 of thee. How I loved aod how I miss you None but God in heaven can see YOUR LOVING AND FAITHFUL SISTE MAMIE HOWARD. g JACKSON. In loving remembrance of my dear friend, CORDELIA JACKSON, who de. d this Tife one year ago today, Sep- tember 25, 1922, Sweet memories will linger forever, _Time cannot change them, 'tis true; Years that may come cannot sever EER DEVOTED “PRIEND. | ad 4 IEND, GARFIEL HAWKINS, i XEISTER. A tribute of love to the memors of my son, JAMES L. KEISTER, who died three years ago today, September 25, 1920, Too sweet to_live, Too losing to sta God sent an angel And took him away T stood beside his bedside, I saw his lite depart And when I saw he was dead It left me with & broken heart He is resting by the waters fair; He's waiting for my coming Tn the upper garden there Ob. James, smile on me from heaven; Ask to lead me when I die. 1 may may meet you, dear James, 1 e sweet day. by and by | DEVOTED MOTHER; LAURA KBIS | REISTER. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear brother, JAMES L. KEISTER, who departed this 1ife two years sgo today, Sep tember 25, 1921. For me he always did his best, May God grant him eternal rest. HIS " DIVOTED SISTER, MRS EATIE DEALE . MURRAY. A tribute of love mother, MARGARET MURRAY. awas one year ago today, 1922, It T could see your dear, kind face, And Kiss your fevered brow, And clasp you in my arms once more, And have my mother now. But I would mot eall you back, dear heart, To_this cold world of pain. I'm living onlv in the hope That we will meét szain. HER _DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ALBERTA i MURRAY. In_our hearts vour memors lingers, Sweetls, fondly, tenderls and frue. TER. * to my desr who passed September That_we o not HER _.DEVOTED (EONORA TOLSON. Sacred tn the memors of my de voted aunt. RACHEL H. TOLSON. who de arted this life one year sgo todsy, Sep It T could open sour grave And see your face once more, you call me Lizsie, often have before. when ber light was® brightest, ist when her hopes were best, She was taken from this world and all of us To a home of sweet rest. H DEVOTED NIECE, LEMENTS. WILLIS. In sad but loving remembrance of my departed wife. SCSAN ANNIE WILLIS who died September 903, twents 3 ago today. In_bope of life eternal given Bebold, a pardon’d sinner dies , blood-fought heir of heaven o her manson in the skies. She passed at midnight through the Sood, Her passport was her Savior's biood. The pearly gates were open thrown, And ‘the Jernsalem was shown. GEORGE WASHINGTON ELIZABETH HER HUSBAND, WILLIS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JAMES T. RYAN, T PA. AVE. S.E Model Chapel. Lincoln 141, Private Ambulances Livery In Connection Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St, NV, Establishea 18, Phone West 94 Automobile Service. J. WILLIAM LEE, PFuneral Embalmer. Livery in connection. aud modern crematoriu; 352 Pa._ave. n.w. Tel ‘Timothy Hanlon . 641 HST. N.E. Phone L. 5543 'V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare e e, o, 940 F St. NNW. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 926 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN 2604, H Private Ambulance. Quick; Dignined and Eficieat Service W. W. Deal & Co., 516 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Automabile Service. Chapel. WM. H. SARDO & CO.” 412 H st. ne. Phone Lincoln 524 Modern Chapel. Antomobile Funersis. e THE ORIGINAL ———ny WR.Speare Co 1208 HSTREET.N.W. | mAINIO8 FORMERLY 40 75T, ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLES B.SPEARE S CLYDE J. NICHO! THOS. R. NALLEY & SON 51 ELEVENTH ST. S.E. Undertakers. i Embalmers. omelike Fiineral Parlors. | Phone Lincoln_480. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. & Jiadebn Crane. * Teiophone, Main 2473 1 ?my & Walsh Director Commod; chapel prices. Ty—Main 984—Gerald Wal & MORTICIANS " 17301732 PENNA.AVE. > PHONES: MAIN 5512-55(3 GEO, C. SHAFFER, tuoee. i 1416-17-18 ME'“' FLORAL EMBLEMS. = 900 lith 4 MODERALE PRICES. "Hoaw W, WARREN TALTAVULL, 3619 14th St. At Spring Road. Col. 464