Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1924, Page 7

EGGS Sanitary Selected Doz. 35 c A Store Near Your Home ramous GREEN BAG COFFEE ClicquotClub| G. &G. Our Stores Ginger Ale | Ginger Ale | ARE CLOSED Per $ 3 fi Per 32 fi “On the tables of those who know” Lb- Case Case (Refund of 50c for case and (Refund of 50c for case and bottles) bottles) . At 1 PM. Here Are Some Real Good Ones — Special All This Week 25¢| Cans For € branae Lima peans, We got about two thousand cases of these fine small green lima beans at a very great sacrifice in price on the part of the canner. Under ordinary circumstances these are a good value at twenty cents per can. One can for trial and you'll come back and get a dozen cans or a case. Please note that . we recommend these as fine small green lima beans. P.&G.WhiteNaphthaSoap,6 Surely vou'll want a reasonable supply at this very low figure. Eagle Sliced Table Peaches, We have sold so many thousand cases this spring that the, mere. an- nouncement of this price will bring a big demand. Our advice is to buy a supply for the entire summer. Restaurants, boarding houses, etc., are wel- come to buy in five or ten case lots. In a short time our entire stock will be gone, and it will be a long time before we have any more to offer. b = Apricots, Last summer, you will remember, we sold you those good apricots. So we feel sure you will again welcome this opportunity. Cakes For Per Can Lélrge Cans Sanitary Toilet Paper, 4.=+=25¢ “Vero” (camed) Grape Fruit 2ex3 5 ¢ N\ Just put the can on ice over night, open it and serve. Canned grape fruit is coming into great popularity. You, too, will appreciate having your breakfast grape fruit all summer long. We recommend “Vero” brand as a very fine product. THE EVENING STAR, 30c Canada Dry Ginger Ale Carton Ensh Wetamiay One Dozen s2—2 (No returns on case or bottles) 25¢ 15¢ 50c Granulated Sugar, perlb., 7c Pennant Salted Peanuts Packed in vacuum glass jars. In our judgment, these are the finest salted peanuts Libby Cooked |Kraft’s Luncheon Corned Beef Cheese A great hot-weather food. | Your choice of three varieties hi i i . Put the can on ice, cut into SWISS . _l lb., 49(: slices just before serving. procurable. Remember, it’s Libby’s., American, 1 lb.’ 39¢ Pimento . .11b., 45¢ w 25¢ | 1t 24 |FE ik E New Potatoe “Chocolate 3 5 c| - Today and 1 5 Tomorrow MRS. SCHLORER’S PICONAISE, Bottle Lbs. For MaVis Sauce,” can HEINZ PICKLES These farhous pickles are procurable at all our stores. Small Size, pint, 30c Sweet Mixed, pt., 30c 3¢ 29c WASHINGTON, 923 N. Y. Ave. D. C. VETERAN KILLS SELF; WORRIED BY ILLNESS First Shaves and Writes Note for Wife Before Firing Fatal Shot. VICTIM OF TUBERCULOSIS Grimaldi Was Associate in Barber- ing Business. John Grimaldi, a veteran of the world war, walked into his barber shop at 1519 Tth street northwest shortly before 10 o'clock today, care- fully shaved himself, penned an im- passioned note of farewell to his young wife, stepped into a small rear room and shot himself to death. Still suffering from the effects of his experiences in France and a vie- tim of tuberculosis, Grimaldi is be- lieved to have broken down under his physical sufferings and decided to end his own life rather than wait for the white plague to do it for him. He died instantly. Gave No Iatimation. Grimaldl gave no intimation to cither his wife, with whom he lived at 2814 14th street northwest, or to his associate in business, Frank Phil- 1ips. that he contemplated suicide. Al- though he had not been at the shop since last Wednesday, inquiry at his residence disclosed that he showed no unusual melancholy. His assoclates were not surprised when he drove up to the shop in a taxicab this morning and before pre- paring for the day's work carefully attended to his own appearance. The note he left on the stand in front of the chair he used. A moment later there was a loud report, and assist- ants in_the shop found Grimaldi's lifeless form stretched on the floor. Letter to Wite. A hurried call was sent to Emer- Hospital, but before the am- bulance arrived the police patrol trom the second precinct arrived, In charge of Precinct Detective Frank Howard. Grimaldi was rushed to Garfleld Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead by physicians. His body was then removed to the morgue. Part of the note the man left for his wife was written in the Italian Translated, it read as fol- E nez, dear, my own dear girl, you are a Saint Martlere. Please do not hate me. Good-bye." When Mrs. | Grimaldi was notified of her hu band's death she collapsed, and ascribed it to his physical condition, which was steadily growing worse. Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. * Main 134 INSECT POWDER ‘Bee Brand In- sect Powderwon't etain—or harm anythingexcept insects. Household sizes, 15e-3Sc-other sises, 70c and $1.25, at your druggist or grocer. McCORMICK & CO. Baltimore, Ma. Houses For Sale and Rent| J. LEO KOLB Main 5027 1237 Wis. Ave. ALL PAPER THAT WiLL PLEASE YOUR EYES THE problem of pa- pering those rooms is easily solved here. We carry a most com- plete stock of all the latest shades and ideas. Come in today. “Makes houses—Homes” Hooper & Klesner WALL PAPERERS 929 H St. N.W. Main 4763 STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's All re— As EBONITE “Strings" to a Stick, (e SO 1t Winds Arsand the Ge: GET THE BEST OF FRICTION When you hear the Transmission or Differen- tial Gears (rear axles) in your car grumbling end mumbling, watch out, that is FRICTION—and fric- tion is the deadly enemy of a car. FRICTION just cannot reach your gears when you use EBONITE. At dealers’ in five pound cans, and at service stations from the Checker-board pumps, only. "EBONITE (1IT'S SHREDDED OIL) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND DIFFERENT'ALS MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1924. THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Fair tonight and tomorrow; moderate temperature; gentle to moderate north and north- east winds. Maryland—Generally fair and slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair; moderate north and northeast winds. Virginia—Partly cloudy »tonight, pre- ceded by focal thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight in south portion; tomorrow generally fair; not much change in temperature; moderate north to northeast winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight; to- morrow increasing cloudiness’ and slightly warmer; probably showers tomorrow night. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., §3; 8 pam. 76; 12 midnight, 70; 4 am., 66; 68; noon, 77. Barometer—4 p.m. 29.83; 12 midnight, 29.83; 8 a.m., 29.86; noon, 29.89. Highest temperature, 84, occurred at 2:30 Ip.i yesterday; lowest tem- perature, 66, occured at 4 a.m., today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 83; lowest, 61. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 am —Great Falls, temperature, 67; condition, very muddy. .85; 8 p.m. 4 am., 29.82 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetio survey). Today—Low tide, 12:57 am. and 48 pm.; high tide, 6:57 am. and p.m. omorrow—Low tide, 1:53 am. and 241 pm.; high tide, 7:53 am. and 25 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 4:11 a.m.; sun sets, 4:41 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun n sets, 7:36 p.m. Moon rises, 7 am. i Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. T Temperature. £Z rises, p.m. g - stat 5 g3 : 2 Baltimore Birmin Bismarc) Roston Clear Euffalo Charleston. . Chicago Cineinnati. . Cloudy Cleveland . Cloudy Denves . Clear) Detroit Clouds El Paso. Clear! Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Rainiog Huron, §, Indianapalis. Jacksonville. 3 Kunsas City. Tos Avgeles. Loutsvil Miami, Fla New Orleans New York Okla. City. . s 0.01 Cloudy Portland,Ore Tt.cloods Raleigh,N.C. Cloudy s. Lake City 20.7% Clear an Antonio. 2055 Clear Cloudy Clouds Clear Ll Clear 53 007 Cloudy FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. s Clear Clear e Clear Stockbolm, 'Sweden..... Rasaing Horta (Fayal), Azores. Cloudy Part cloudy Clear, Clear Cloudy Drops Dead in Surf. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., June 16.—G. H. Towery. thirty-eight vears old, of Atlanta, “Ga., dropped dead while bathing in the surf at Pablo Beach here vesterday. Acute dilation of the heart caused death, according to ex- amining physicians. Dies Trying to Recover Body. DETROIT, Mich, June 16—A heroic attempt to recover the body of William Culp, fifty-four, superinten- dent of the Grave Construction Com- pany of Oakland, Md., who had been overcome by gas and fallen into water at the bottom of a new shaft being sunk on the property of the Detrott Rock Salt Company, resulted in the death of William Stoneberger, thirty, of Shenandoah, Va. Firemen recovered the bodies. . A person shouldm’t complain too much about the town he lives in. People may think he is a fizzle $5,0_00hfe Insurance for 346.96 35—send date of birth for particu. favs e illugtration. | Company founded 1865 Aseets over $£300.000.000. ."LeRoy Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. N eramee Al Branches— M. 540: FOUND. FDALE_Black _and tan, female. good D A soc doe:. tound at Uoion station by Ihe. sergeant of e terminal police. ~Apply \ngton Animal Rescue League, 340 Mary- e - AN T o Park_opposite White faesc, o T T e v oll Geseription of rticles and suitable e ard desired. Mr. Sipos, 104 Mass. ave. n.w., after 6 p.m. SUM_of movey. 8 oclock. LOST. N_Platinum and diamond. Friday. on or in_downtown section. Please phone_ Lin- 168 Ol OF KEYS -Near C. U.. Brooklln.ln;‘:vor BUA Franciscan monastery. Beujamin Young, 1st st. - 5 oder. oatural color, 1eTt near spring e ireat Fails Sunday. Heward. Address Box 57-X. Star office. 17 LD PIN—Platinum st with diamon R th between Columbla rd. and Newton st of Irving between 1ith and 1ith. Return 914 La, ave. n.w. Reward . DI ND RING, twin stome. % karat each, A0 hite old; vicinity of 4511 14th st v beral reward. Miss Rout, 3511 1ith ston.w. ASTERN STAR PIN between 515 C n.w. and PASTRT D sta ne. Frankiln 275 L X o in Strand The Thurs- "UR—Double mink, in eater, Thuts: a3, "Return to Strand Theater. e ward. 16° GLOVES, Tong fan, In o pear Franklin Park Toom 128 1330 L et. n.w. Reward. . L G_large, biack, in Rialto Theater. HANDBAGTarge, black. Col. 1066-W. 160 HOUND—_Black and _ white _straight-legged fill tag 5031 Notify 1509 Gales ot e LEA 7t WALLBT, gold watch and chsin, cluster stick pin, fountain pen, Eversharp pen il door key, and money wrapped in nandker. hief; all_presents from mol ost at ma:rg:mn Md., Sunday, Jume 15; finder Will please notify Frank L.’ Wollard, Plaat Depariment, C. & P. Telephone Co..' Wash ington, D, C. Phooe Main 12000, Branch 256, during day or Mrs. K. M. Martin, 1444 W st now.. Washington, D. C. Phone N in the evening. ~Reward. G KAPPA fraternity pin; pearl FE SigMA KAPTA Satemiis o e G st. n.w.. between 7th ami 13th; reward. Call Main 6508 between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. 17° N—Diamond crest, small lion's head; be- Pen i una B sts, apd Z7th apd @ sta.. Thursday evening. Liberal reward if returned to_cashier, Washington Post. PINK NEOKPIECE between Oolumbia rd_ and Lee House and 16th and M; reward. Frank- lin_7738. L POCKETBOOK—Brown leather, at Chesapcake Beach, Sunday, June 15, Wwith money and let- ter. Please call A. Ferguson, 602 E st. s.c. Phone Lincoln 1816 . e POCKETBOOK—DOn P st. between 7th and 9th or 9th and N. Y. ave., containing check and Bills; reward. 332 H st. me. or 1326 7th at.n.w. s PURSE—Brown leather, containing check for $16.15 and $1.50 cash and keys: check in- dorsed. Nettic Howard, 8914 13th n.w. * Re- ward. UMBRELLA—Monday, Jwse 2 name Toach DR. E. E. SPARKS DEAD. Heart Disease Fatal to Former College President. STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Dr. Edwin E. Sparks, former presi- deat of Pennsylvania State CoHlege, died suddenly of heart disease ves- terday at his home on the campus. Since his retirement from the presi- dency of the college, in 1920, Dr. Sparks had been a speclal lecturer in American history on the faculty. June He was born™ in Licking County, Ohlo, July 16, 1560, and was gradu- ated at Ohio State University in 1884 He was a faculty member at Penn State from 1590 to 1595, and became president in 1908. MRS. STOCKSTILL DIES. Widow of Physician Resided Here Nearly Entire Life. Mrs. Ella Barker Stockstill, eixty- eight years old, widow of Dr. Clark Stockstill and a resident of this city nearly all'her life, died at the Maple- wood Sanitarium, 'near Silver Spring, ¢. She was the daughter rrow morn Interment will be in Glenwood ceme- tery. A brother, Maj. Howard Barker, now stationed in Missouri, is here to attend the funeral services. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Dahlgren Community Associa- tion will meet Wednesday evening at Social Oyster House. Chairman of schools will make report. Civitan luncheon tomorrow, 12:30 pam.. at Lafayette Hotel. Raymond F. Crist, speake tons Club will meet at ‘luncheon Wednesday, 30 pm., at Willard Hotel The New York State Soclety will have a moonlight excursion to Tn dianhead Wednesday on steamer St Johns. Leave Tth street wharf 15 p.m Columbia W. C. T. U. will have an all v outing tomorrow at country home of Mrs. Charles P. Grandfie Take Cabin John Bridge and F streets at 10:25, 10:35 or 11:35 am. Autos will meet car at Norton ation. Box lunches. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Executive council of Washington Society of Fine Arts will meet at the Octagon, at 4:30 o'clock TONIGHT. Piney Branch Citizens' Association will meet, $ o'clock, in lowa Avenue 16.—| at | S | Methodist Church. The Emblem Athletic Club will hold its annual excursion on steamer St.| Johns. o'clock. Leave 7th street wharf, 7:15 Stuart Walcott Post. No. 10, Ameri- can Legion, smoker, Raleigh Hotel, § o'clock. Senator C. C. Dill will be principal speaker. Anna Maud Hallam Practical Psy- chology Club will meet at Playhouse, 7:45 o'clock The Ladies' Aid ciety of Peck Memorial Chapel will hoid its an- nual lawn fete at Pennsylvania ave- nue and 28th street. If it rains it will be held tomorrow night St. Anthony’s Mission House, for the education of colored boys for the priesthood. will be given a benefit picnic at Green Willow Park. Ana- costia, by the colored people of the city —_— Prominent Churchman Dies. BOSTON, June 16.—Robert Hallo- well Gardiner, lawyer and prominent Protestant Episcopal layman, died at his home here vesterday from pheu- monia. He was secrétary of the world conference on faith and order, and for six years was president of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. He was a member of the executive rom- mittee of the Federal Council of Churches, and was a delegate from the diocese of Maine to many Episco- pal general conventions. Mr. Gar- diner was born in Fort Tejon, Calif., in 1855 Deaths. Sunday, June 15, 1824, at 7:45 pm F.. dsughter of the late Richard Eliza Barrs. Foneral from the family residence. 1400 15th st. n.w., on Wednesda: Kindly ‘omit flowers. Jnbe 16, 1924, at the of her daughter. Vienoe, Va.. i 3. (nee_Shedd), widow of Charles N Notice of funeral . aged 75 years. 1924, at Los Calif., WILLIAM F. BROOKS. * Suddenly, Sunday morning. June o'clock, at his_home in AYTON 'H. RURDETTE. Agnes D. and son of Ettie L. Mr. Bordette was at one_time # resident of Hyattsville, Md., and Wash- ington. D. C. . CARROLL. at 9:30 FRAN garet ( Suddenly. Sunday. June 15, 1924, pom., i Alexandria Hospital, heloved son of Michael and Mar- rioll. Burial at Fairfax, Va. * CHANEY. Saturday, Jupe 14, 1924, at Sibley Hospital, ETHEL B. CH (nee Chap- pell). Funeral from Hanlon's funeral par- Tors) 641 11 at. n.e.. Tuesday, Jume 17. at 1 p.m. Interment at Perkins’ chapel, Spring- field, Md. . COLEMAN. Departed this life after a briet \liness, Sunday. June 15, 1824, at 7 a.m., at Fresdmen's Hospital, CORA’ (nee Tekn). heloved wife of Samuel Coleman. shé leaves to mourn their loss eight children, two grandehildren. one Rister and one brother, one son-inlaw and a host of rela- Tives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, June 18. from her late residence, 139 Thomas st. n.w., at 1 p.m. Dearest mother, we do mirs you Since from earth you passed away, And our hearts are beating sorely As we think of you today. Yon wore a_crown of patience Through the years you struggled on; Those hands that rest forever Were. the hands that made our home. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- TREN. B COPP. June 13, 1024, after a short illness, EL D. COPP, aged 59 vears. Services at Hysong’s funeral home, 1300 N at. n.w., June 16, at 5 p.m. Iaterment (private) Rock Creek cemetery. . DAVIS. Sunday. Jupe 15, 1924, EMMA G.. widow of A. H. S. Davis and mother of Gertrude B. Davis. * Funeral from Wright's parior, 1337 10th et.. Tuesday, June 17, at \WDER. Sunday. June 15, 1924, JOHN 1 N DB LAWDER, beloved husband of Frances (Davis) De Lawder, at Asbeville, N. C. Notice of funeral hereafter. . DOTY. Monday, June 16, 1924, at 3:30 a.m., at_her residence, the Portner Apartments. JOSEPHINE E.,' daughter, of the late F. mmond Doty. Mass will be held in St. Paul’s Church, 15th and V sta. o.w.. Tues. day at 9 am. Interment Sleepy Holiow cemeters. Tarrstown, N. Y. _(Brooklyn Fagle picase copy.) D FRAZIER. Departed this life Friday morn- . June 13. 1924, at the residence of her pt 134 Ohio ave., At- Iantie City, , WINNIE, devoted ‘wife of Alexander Frazier and loving mother of Maria Frazier Brooks. Fuveral from Camp- bell A. M. B. Church, Nichols ave. s.e., Ana- costin, D. C., Tuesday, June 17, at 1 p.m. Sleep on, dear wife, and take your rest; God took you home. He thought it best: Tn silence you snfféred, in patience you bore; The sweet peace of God is yours evermore. All_members of Free GraceTent, No._ 116, are requested to meet at Campbeli A7M. B. Chureh Mondsy evening. June 16, fo make arrangements for the funeral of Slstor WINNIE FRAZIER. Funeral Tues- Qay, June 17, 1924, 1 o'clock p.m., from above named chure g H NEWRY. Lexder. SISTER HAN SISTER GEORGIANA HENSON, Sec'y. 16¢ FRAZIER. ladies’ Clift Rock Soclety—yon are Mnbg‘ notified of the death of l:m. WINNIB FRAZIER and requested to attend the funera), Tuesday, Juome 17, 1924, at 1 jom., at Campbell A.'M. E. Chiirch, Anacos. t D. C. PAULINE MARSHALL, Pres, JENNIE E. BARNES, Fin. Sec'ty. Saturday. June 14, 1924, CETXYSON GETCHELL. beloved busbind B¢ Georgianna Getchell. = Funeral services at his late residence, 417 Massachusetts ave. n.w., Tuesday, Jute 17, at 1:30 o'clock. 165 GETOHELL. A special meeting of Federal Lodge, No. 1. F. A. A. M., is called to meet in Masonic Temple Tuesday, Juoe 17, at 1 ? ve burial t o8t R 40 our late brother, | | | . DBeaths. JEFFERSON. Saturday, June 14, 1024, after brief illness, at her residence, Halls Hill Va. LUCINDA JEFPERSON, beloved wife of George Jeffersou, devoted mother of Wal nd Amos Jefferson. Mrs. Olivia Wil . Mrs. Edgie Baker. grandmother of g6 A. Jefferson. and sister of James ngton. Funeral Tuesdsy, June 17 pm., from Calloway M. B. Chureh Halla Hili, Va." Relatives and frieads fn JONES. Sunday. June 15, 1924, MOLLIE V the beloved daughter of Thomas H. and the late Rose Fuers Was at 2 ‘adnes day. June 1% a . from ber sister's rexidence, 461 thence to the Chureh of the . 2nd and B str se. Interment Glenzood cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. 1 Satorday. June 14. 1024, at 11:2 .. GLADYS Gi., the beioved danghbter o the ‘iste Henry and Theresa Jones, sister of Mrs. Ethel Wise, Mrs. Beatrice e and ‘James L. Jones. Fuoersl from Second Baptist Church Wednesday, June 15, at 1:30 pm. Relatives and friends in vited. Interment Harmony cemetery So sad and sudden was the call, Dear one, your death was a shock to us al Perhaps some day we will understand, When we meet you im a hetter land. = * MACBRYDE. Saturday. June 14, 1024, a Hartford. "Conn., MARGARET, cidest aad beloved daughter of Louls E. and May Mates MucBryde. Funeral Mouday at Hartford SANGER. Sunday. Jon 1766 Colun T of Alice B, 1 of W. K n.w.. Tuesday, ment at W SINDONE. . June 14 residence, ot nw TONIO, the beloved wife of done. Foneral from her late re: dny, Ju at & at” the Rosary Cai a.m. at St Mary's cemeters. | SLATER. Saturdar. June 11, 1924, ALVER DA WATI SLATER. beloved wife o George W. E. Siater Funeral from the home of her wister, Miss Fronie Waters, 1304 Kenyon st. n.w., Tuesday STOCKSTILL. June 14. 1924, at 4 pm., ELLA BARKER STOCKSTILL. iged 68 sears, be d_widow of the lute Dr. Clirke Stock Totern and daughter of late James W. Barker from_Hysong's pariors, 1380 N st da. ne 17, at § a.m. loteraest private) emeters residen FLORENCE Redway and Le hereafter. In Memoriam. BIRKLE. our dear MARGARE vears ugo todas Ttest Th v King wwing remembran her, KATH cparied this | June 16, 1921 in peace, dear mother. Years have passed awas Lut Dot forgotten, Vor we think of thee each day HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * BROWN. 1In fond remembrance of m3 hus band. WALTER I BROWN, who departed this life Jane 16, 1923 A bitter cup, a shock severe. To part with one 1 loved so dear My loss is great—I'll not complain 15 God to meet again thre. T 'NA BROWN. * In sad but loviug remembrance of * mother. JULIA A. DAWSON, this 1ife three vears ago i & words. akin to God's d . We_miss ¥ HER 14 JOHNSON. vated mother, LAURA FINNEY JOHNSOA, Who departed this life ooe year 350 today. June 16, 19 Sloep on. dear mother, and take yoor rest: God'called you home. He thought it best; Fie saw vour sufferings here And opeoed wide the LONELY SON, LANAHAN. In lo 3. LANAHAN, Ta s great, T gate HENRY F! 2 remembranee of JOHN died (welse years ago toda, June 1. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN ng remembrance of aur dear father. HUGO A. LANG: Who passed bevond tha vell eight years ago today, June 16, 1916 HIS W AND CHILDREN. * In sad but loving remembravee of other. MARIA NOONE, life aleven vears iversary mass LANGER. In husband apd NOONE. St. Stephen s May her soul rest in pea HER DAUGHTER AGNES, * WILSON. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our dear brother. JOHN MONROE WILSON who departed this life Jupe 16, 1920, Tn_the graverard, softly sleeping. Whers the flowers gently wa Lies the one we loved so dear And tried so hard (o save. Brother, how hard we tried to keen xou Prayer and tears were all in vaio Happy angels came and took you From this world of aches and pain BROTHER AND_SISTER, RICHARD 3 WILSON AND FANNIE 3. HAWKINS. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. SEPR GAVIERS S0RS A EATABLISHED 1830 &\, MORTICIAN 1730-1732 PENNA.AVE. PHONES: MAIN §512-5513 Quick. Dignified and Efficient Servic W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N LINCOLN 8200. Automobile Servi Chapei THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS 131 ELEVENTH ST. S.E Undertakers. Embalmers Homelike Funeral Pariors. Phoe Lincoln 480. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W# - L e Teiepvone. Main 2473 NORVAL K. TABLER 1526 L St. N.W. Main 1544 Perry & Walsh Boy M. Perry—Main 9R%4—Gerald Walah. JAMES T. RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. 8B Private_Ambutance NEVIUS MAIN 2808 HERBERT B. NEW YORK AVE. N.W. s ate Ambulance. VL. SPEARE CO Neither the successors of mor con. nected with the original W. R. Spears Joseph F, Birch'’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W, Esiablished 1841. S WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director _aad Embalmer. Livery in connection. ~Commodions chapel a0 modern crematorium. Moderats prices. 332 Pa_ave. nw. Tel eall M. 1385 ~ R.F. HARVEY'S SON~ New Funeral Home, 1432 You St. N.W. Fuseral Pariors. Pb. 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