Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 7

SPECIAL SALE FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS Genuine Oneida Community Par-Plate and Wm. A. Rogers Silverware. Teaspoons, Wm. A. Rogers Windsor Pattern, at_ ... Dessert Spoons, Wm. A. Rogers Windsor Pattern, at. Forks, Wm. A. Rogers Windsor Pattern, at - Knives, Wm. A. Rogers Windsor $1.40 Doz $2.85 Doz. ..$2.85 Doz. Pattern, at. . $3.40 Doz. We carry a complete line of china, glassware, cooking utensils and silverware for hotels and restaurants. THE STERN COMPANY 627-29-31 Louisiana Avenue Flowers Delivered—. 804 17th Phone Fr. 10381 807 14th Phone F'r. 5142 WE deliver Funeral Flowers without charge, and are featuring specially designed Wreaths and Cqslz&CarryFlowerStores Yominal Charge on Other Orders 2467 18th 1209 Wis. Ave. TeL Col. 9997 Phone West 1702 TWOSTEINWAY GRANDS USED IN THE JOINT RECITAL OF GUY MAIER & LEE PATTISON Poli’s Theater This Afternoon—4:30 Steinways hold the center of the stage as usual in recitals of notable artists. No other piano can so satisfactorily meet the artist’s requirements for sponsiveness. These artists are also notable in the Victor galaxy Among their records played today is: of stars. Valse (Arensky) ... Another Number on Other Side. . Other splendid numbers recorded by these artists: Danse Macabre (Dance of Death).........Part I e sat o Pavt ol RakoczysMarchy=. i DRu 0Tt ariae e S Danse of Death.. Scherzo Jazz Study (B) Rolling Fire Romance (Arensky) ....... Music House tone, durability and re- 10-in. 45305 $1.00 12-in. 55198 $1.50 10-in. 45311 $1.00 10-in. 45346 $1.00 1300 G IR ~ All the old “bus” needs is a bright, new finish —and you'’ll get a finish that will keep its color and gloss, month after month—if you use du Pont Auto Finish Du Pont makes the finish for almost a million new cars every year—and this enamel they’ve made for you to use is the finest thing we've ever seen. One of the dealers listed below will show you the colors to select from and give you practical suggestions about refinishing your car. See him LENTZ, ACY. 1 COLUMBIL HARDWARE €O, Columbia Pike, Rosslyn, Va. F. DISMER, IDEAL HARDW. ¥ 0. MARTIN T JOUN ¥. MEENEHAN, 2010 14th St. BAM MENDELSON, 1100 King St Alexandria, ARE & AUTO 0., 1801 L St. N.W. 500 12tk St. N.E. SRS, 30(h & P_St. QUACKEN 3263 M St N.W. E. B. REOTOR, 5443 Conduit Road N.W. SERVICE HAKDWARE, 4710 14th 8t. A F._ THOM: Clarendon. Va. LAWRENCE v 5316 Conn. Ave. SAM ULLMAN 17 "8t N.W. 3304 Wisconsin Ave. N. R. W. VINSON, Rockille. Md WASHINGTON WRECKING €0, 11 K'St. S.W. F. L. WATEINS, Seat Pleasant, Md. Specially Low Prices on All Spring Paint Supplies HUGH REILLY CO. DISTRIBUTORS 1334 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 170.:*) Paints for Every Purpose—Glass for Every Need AUTO FINISH Black Enamel 3 s O THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Indlana Soclety will meet, 8:30 o'clock, at Rauscher's. James J. Da- vis, Secretary of Labor, will speak. Musical program. Dancing. Erightwood Citizens' Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, at the parish hall of the Church of the Holy Com- forter. Tho Rhode Island State Soclety will meet, 8 o'clock, at Thomson School. Election of officers. Joint meeting of the Park View Citizens' Association, the Mothers’ Club and the Parent-Teacher Asso- clation in Park View School, § o'clock, to consider the extension of the school, for which Congress has appropriated $154,000. Miss Hortence Neilson, in John Drinkwater's “Abraham Lincoln,” § o'clock, in First Congregational Church. Free-will offering. The Eckington W. C. T. U. will meet, 7:45 o'clock, at the home of Mrs, Warren Hadley, 2332 First street. Mrs. Lenna Yost will speak. Joe Di Meglio will sing. Women's City Club: The French Here’s the New Hat —and all our Hatters have produced it in individual proportions— In Heath’s at $9 In Stetson’s at $7 InMode’sat $5 & $7 section will meet at 7 o'clock. Ow- ng to the dinner of the League of Women Voters, there will be no con- versation table in the grill this week. City Club: Thers will be a musical in the lounge at 8:30 o'clock. V. S. Grant Circle, Ladles of the A. R, will meet at Grand Army All members are asked to at- G. Hall. tend, TODAY. Miss Hortence Neilson, in Tbsen's “A Doll's House,” at 4:45 o'clock, in First Congregational Church. Free- will offering. o Horticultural Medal Awarded. JKANSAS CITY, Mo. March 24.— Thomas Roland of Nahant, Mass., was awarded a gold medal of honor for meritorious work In the interests of horticulture during the past year by the Midwestern convention of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists here yes- terday. He owns a collection of acacias on display in the national flower show here. Montreal is the world's greatest in- land port. have the ‘“spot- light” this season The special approved lines are easily produced by Mode tailors—squared shoulders; a tendency to tapering waist, with three- button effect, but only two that you’ll button—and trousers cut either medium or extremely large. In grades from $35 to $75—true to the model no matter what they’re mark- ed. Price at The Mode is an index to the material value. But even at that you'll find the grades at $45 350 $55 —better than the prices suggest. N Plain Blues—and the whole range of springtime tints—and in all sizes. RECORDS found or entered quickly ~ Always visible— Records entered or read on either side of card without removing from tray. SlobeWernicke VISIBLE INDEX You see at a glance any business data which by compiled on cards. The G-W Visil:le l:d:x in“r:-d: ?i MFTAL with interchangeable drawers having ingenious, TROUBLE-PROOF card holders, all of non-corrosive metal. Many other important, exclu- sive features make device of its kind. this the most efficient filing Come in and see it. GlobeWernicke 1218-1220 F St. N.W. Ph. Main 7604 MRS. . 6. BATTELLE EXPIRES IN HOTEL Body of Ohio G. 0. P. Leader| Sent to Columbus for Fu- neral Tomorrow. Mrs. John Gordon Battelle of Co- lumbus, Ohio, a member of the Re- publican national committee and long active in politics, died of heart dis ease in the Willard Hotel Jast night Mrs. Battelle had been ill since her arrival in this city Tuesday The body was sent to Columbus to- day, accompanied by her brother-in- law, Bishop John W. Hamilton, chan cellor emeritus of American Unive sity; a sister-in-law, Miss Frances Battelle of this city, and a niece, Mrs. Wilbur Quincy, all 'of whom were at the bedside when Mrs. Battelle died Funeral services will be conducted in Columbus tomorrow. Delegate to Convention. Mrs. Battello had for many years been active in Republican polities in Cleveland, and was a delegate at large to the Cleveland convention She was president of the Woman's Republican Club of Ohfo and one of the founders of the Natlonal Women's Republican Club of New York. She was a close friend of the late Mrs. Harding, and often visited her during the time in which she was in the White House. Mrs. Battelle was born in Birming- m. Ala.; was educated in St. Mary's iscopal School in Memphis, Tenn., and was married to the late Col. Bat- telle in 1881, Her only child, Gordon Battelle, died in 1923 AIDED HARDING IN 1920. hi COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 23.—Annie Maud Norton Battelle, widow of Col John Gordon Battelle, Columbus cap- italist, became a figure in Republican State polities and tified with the national affairs of t party after the death of her husband in 1918 Col. Battelle, aithough he would never consent to run for office, al- ways had taken a strong interest in the activities of the Republican Party. He was a warm, personal triend of President McKinley and as early 1916 predicted that some day his friend Warren G. Harding would sit in the White House. At his death Mrs. Battelle resolved to “carry on” for him, particularly in support of Mr. Harding. She was the first contributor to the Harding cam- paign fund and worked actively in behalf of the candidacy of the Ohioan at the Chicago convention. At that time she was vice c! rman of the woman's bureau in Harding head- quarters. During the campalgn that followed, Mrs. Battelle was appointed vice chairman of the Republican national ways and means committee for Ghio, chairman of the woman's bureau of Ohio and a member of the Ohlo Re- publican State campaign committee In the Fall of 1922 she was vice chairman of the Ohio Republican State executive and campaign com- mittees and in February, 1923, she was _appointed associate member of the Republican national committee. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Helen Keller Guild will meet tomorrow, 2 r.m., at the home of Mrs. C. A. Huston, 307 Clifton Terrace, south. Loyalty Chapter, 0. E. S., wlil give a 500 2nd bridge party tomorrow evi ning at the home of Mrs Eva F. Lynch, 1337 Girard street. Brig. Gen. Herbert M. Lord, director of the budget, will address the D. C. Library Association, Friday, 8:15 pam., t Grace Dodge Hotel. Subject: “The Nation's Business.” North Capitol W. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Rhode Is- land Avenue M. P. Church. The meet- ing will be preceded by a luncheon served by the Ladies’ Guild The Ohio Girly Club will give a dance Saturday night at Franklin Square Hotel Chambers’ Success —and Caambers' increased business each year are due to the fact that be glves more than True Value. Funeral Cars, local funerals $7.00 Complete Funerals, including Casket, Hearse, Cars and all, $75, $100, $125, $150 up No extra charges rumning up big bills on patrons. Fully Equipped Ambulances $4.00 Any make Steel Vault on the market. .$85.00 Chambers ‘service s one-half the old- time ‘undertaker's charge. « call Brown Stone Funeral Home of The W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 432. End the trouble of carrying a suit around the neighbor- hood to be pressed— or going to get it when you need it. MARCH 24, 1925 0. P. Worker Dead HARRIS EvNG MRS. JOHN GORDON BATTELLE. THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Fair and warmer tonight, minimum tempera- ture above freezing:; tomorrow un- settled: moderate south winds. Maryland—Fair and warmer to- night; tomorrow unsettled, warmer in east portion; fresh southeast and south winds. Virginia—Fair ‘tonight ably tomororw, warmer tonight and in east portion tomorrow; moderate southeast and south winds. West Virginia — Unsettled warmer tomight; tomorrow colder in north portion Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 51; 8 pm., 48; 12 midnight, 38; 4 am, 34; 8 am., 38; noon, 53. Barometer—4 pm., 30.30; 30.27; 12 midnight, 30.40; 4 8 am, 30.43; no 0.38. Highest temperature, at noon today. Lowest temperature, 7 am. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 57; lowest, Temperaturs and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m. today— Temperatur: 44; condition, very muddy. and prob- | and fair, g pm. m., 30.40; 53, occurred occurred at Tide Tables. (Furnished by United and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, p.m.; high tide, 5:0 Tomorrow 3:23 p.m.; 9:16 p.m. States Coast 0 am and 2:34 am. and §:30 p.m —Low tide, 2:56 a.m. and high tide, 860 am. and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun sets, 6:24 p.m. Tomorrow- sets, 6:24 pm Moon rises, 6:24 am.; sets 6:37 pm Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. rose, 6:06 a.m.; sun Sun rises, 6:05 a.m.; sun Weather in Various Citles. Temperature, ® Stations. omor] Weather, o3 e Abilene, Tex. 30.08 Albany 30.46 Atlania ©. 1 30.50 Atlantie Gt Baitimore Ptcloudy Birmiogha; Bismarck Indianapolis. 0.1 Jackson Kazsas City. Los Angele; Loutsrille Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy s Okla Omaha Philadelphia. 3044 FPhoenix . Pittsburgh Portland, Me. 30.46 Tortland.Ors 30.12 Raleigh, N C. 30.42 & 'Take City 3030 San’ Antonio. 30.10 Diego. 96 S. Francisco. 3000 St. Lo St. Paul Seattle Spokane WASH.,1C. 30.42 City Pt cloudy Clear Pt.clondy Pt cloudy Clouds Cloudy Cloar (8 am., Greenwich time, today.) Statioss Temperature. Weather. London, England. . T R Paris, France.. Cloudy Berlin, Germany. Cloudy Copenhagen, Denmark. *Part clondy Horta (Fayal), Azores. Part clondy Hamilton, " Rerm: Part cloudy San Juan, Porto Ri Clear 2 Havans Gear oo Pa clondy all_ brown, very ol one's pet. Will owner please claim at Wa ington Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland . MASONIC BADGE-—Can have sa Eification. 218 D nw oo LOBTe - ACCOUNTING BOOK. corner 18(h ap b.w. Phone Linc. 8i8. ATR % 5 Emerson st. n.w. Col 25 BAG—If party finding bag in Mount Pleasant- Lincoln Park ear Thursday will return recipe book to 1731 Columbia road, no questions will inum: ~ Saturday night Pleasant to or in Nati Theater. Reward. Address Box 7 T-rimmed, 11th and 14th rd and L st on 14tk ., tan fox. v 14t e 1 Adams 1581. 1316 Park rd. n.w. - ECKLACE—Near 1at and Seaton Return to 1833 st st. nw. Phos . Reward. 2% liberal reward. Mrs. Phelps, 1538 Californla 24 00K, miligator, containing P ng lodge cards “and otlier. papers: ' reward,” return to M. M. Pollak. 727 6th st. nw. 250 . black, soft ears: called *Bob- by''; pear 18th and Q sts. n.w.; reward. Call Cleve. 2783. white, st n.w.: reward. sirayed from 52 Cuanning The Valador Car presses your clothes right in the car while it waits at your door. It’s expertly done, low priced and quicker. Phone— Columbia 636 PURSE, containing _Ya ey and sum of , ‘Sunday morning, een_District llne R. I ave, 8. D. ave., erai’ reward. SETTER DOG—White, with large black spor black ears; % ‘crossroads Sind: Hoftman, Vienna, Va., X, 1929 i8th st.. Washington. Phone or Main 6368 Reward FECTACLES—Boy's tortoise ahell, in Takor Park, between Takoma Thester and Hyland Iand ave. Col. 5683 SUITCASE biack. and black handbag: left on sidewaik front Union Stat: 3 ot fy Capt. Burwell. Quantico. Va BROTHERS ARE BURIED. William H. Potter and Nelson Pot- ter Died Sunday. Special Dispatch to The Star HERNDON, Va., March 24 —William H. Potter and Nelson Potter, brothers, who died within four hours of each other Sunday, were buried in Chest- nut Grove Cemetery today after serv Ices conducted at the Baptist Church here by Rev. George W. Popking, a| guide at the Capitol. Willlam H. Potter, years old, lost a leg and w in the Confederate Army Potter was 76 years old. and two sons survive. Scientists are planning to take mo- tion pictures of a sunken Roman city in the Mediterranean by means of recently invente €ard of Thanks. CARBOLL. 1 wish to express my sincere | thanks and appreciation to my relatives and | friends for their beautiful fioral tributes und | kindaess showa du illness of ms | husband, JAMES ( . AMANDA PATTERSON CARROBL. * Beaths. Walter 1925, JOHN who was 79 s blinded Nelson His widow Reed TIn BEAUCHESNE aged 35. Rurvived by wife, mother, father, five sisters and three brothers. Requiem maws t. Stephen’s Catholic Church, and Pa. ave. nw., Wednesday 10 o Tnferment Arl Cemet CLEMENT, CLEMENT; She leaves to mourn & b step-children and & _host of fugeral Thursdas, March 28 funeral parior, 2630 M st. 5.5 BEAUCHESNE. Mareh ~ 21 friends. at Donohue's at2pm. | DANTEL. Saturday, March . at_Georgetown WILLIAM C. DANTEL ved husband of speral Tues from Chape Nativity ood. (Chester, copy.) DAVIS, at his P., beloved husband of Katherive E in'the S1st year of his age. Funeral sers ¢ the ¥. H. Hines Co. funeral home 1ath st. n.w., Wedpesday, M pom. DE_ATLEY. Departed this 1 1925, at 9:15 w.m.. PHOEBE of the late Howard M. De Atle years. Fuberal Friday, March residence of her v , 70 P Monday, Ma sidence. DILLE. Mon: gency Howp: d’ of Loretta at Gawler's . Thursday, March . Interment prisat DONOHOO. Monday, March 7 Maple Wood Sanit widow of the late Thomas D of Mrs. David Roy 2:30 a.m., thene e mass wil be ves and friends in Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters DONOHOO. Capital Court, Woman's Catholic he: Thomas D Co. fugera Wednesday. . Chief Ranger HARRY. nes al from the 9:30 am beloved busband of Kat Simms) of 1008 above residen fhence to St Fre mass will be eusg at 19 a.m. Tieds Coraer. DYSON. Departed this life Saturdar 21, 1925, ELLA DYSON (nee Barne foved wife of George Dyson, daught the lats Hesry G from Union W Wednesday liams, pasto: She went amar o A peaceful slymber « o2 BY H FERGUSON. Suddenls. Monday, March 1925, BERTHA FE! ter of Joserh Ferguson and the late Hel Ferguson. She lea arn their loss three sisters and five brothers. Notice of funeral bereafter. W. Ermest Jar in ebarge. FLAHERTY. Suddenlr. Sunday 1925, at_the residence of her s C. R Gosnenl. 3510 E st FLAHERTY. Fugeral from the a dence on Wedzesday, March 25,; th Bt “stephen'a Churcy, where' mars v e said At 9 a.m. for the Tepose o u Prcorment ivet Cemetery. Rela- | Ma tives nnd fr FOWLER. Mondar. W. FOWLER. so Mary §. Fowler. residence 315 4th s at n Wednesdax, ment Fort Lincols Ceme . Monday, March 23, 1925, at his | Wednesday March 2 Departed this HAWEKINS, the darling go! and Minpie H. Hawkins. dar, March 25 , Eve st. ster of Mrs. Mary H. Myers. Funeral ‘at her late residence on Wednes at 1 am. (Please omit M., service: March at the Sibles onday. March 23 IREY. Monday. March 23. 1 iblex Memorial Hospital, ~ ELIZABETH IREY. Services will be held at the res of her daughter, Mrs. Mattie V. Wh 17 B st. n.e. Wednesday. March 30 p.m. Inte: Glenwood Cemeters KELLOGG. Sunda 1825, 1o De- Tl Cobich. - witer a brief iliness, HAROLD .. beloved husband of Maude Devine Kelloge, formerly of 1349 Irving st. n.w this city. Funeral from the above residence Thursday, M: 6. at 2 p.m. oterment at Arlington’ ) Cemeters, with military honors. 24 KIDWELL. at the residence of his Rock Creek Church road, ALBERT Y KIDWELL, Aged 20 monthe 17 days, sop of Delbert Kidwell. Funeral Wednesdar, March 25, at 11 o'clock, from his late bome. . Departed this life Sunday. March . in Virginia, JOHN F. KONG. Tie| s _to mourn their loss & mother and x of relatives and friends. Funeral Wed March 25, at m_. from Pope & s fuveral chapel, 1416 Florida ave Monday, March X Tost LEWIS. March 23, 1825, 5:30 am., at Gal Tinger Hospital, n strong Christian faith MARY LEWIS, the beloved mother of Mrs. Hester Childs And Charles Lewis. sistor of Mre. Agnes Washington, Harriet Tler, Lizzie Duson and Rev. Duson and mother-in law of J neral Thursday, M Yarmont Avenue Willis,_pastor. n.w. Wednesda relatives fnvited. We _shall meet berond the river. * " Where the surges cease to roll, Whera in all the bright forever Sorrow mever shall press the soul LOVING DAUGHTER AND SON MANSFIELD. Sunday, March 1920, 0: m., at her residen T B S R B MANSFIELD, | She Teaves to mourn their loss a true and faith- ful busband, threa sisters, three brothers. one daughter, and & host 'of relatives and friends. Fuveral Thurs arch 26, from St. Augustine’s Chyrch, t. between L and M ts, n.w.. at 10 o'clock sharp. Friends and reiatives are invited to atrend: 2307 Sth st Friends and Remains _at March 25. at The Willing Helpers Societ ‘announces the death of Mrs. SARA MANS. FIELD, on Sunday, March 22, 1925, Funeral Thyrsday, March 26, at 10 a.m., from St. Augustiné’s Church, 15th st. between L and M sts. All members are invited to attend. JOSEPHINE BUTLER. President. BERNARD JACKSON, Recording Secretary.® LD. The officers and members of e o Marahall” Harian' el Aecacis tion ‘are_requested to attend the funeral of Mrs. SARAH MANSFIELD, 1712 Johnson «f MANSFIELD. , 1925, ORGE W. COLE, President. J. R. F. BROWNE, Recording Secretary. 25 MERWIN. March 23. 1925, CHARLES D. MERWIN. Funeral services will be held af R. F. Harvey's Son's funeral parlors, 1432 You at. m.w., Wednesday, March 25, o'clock a.m.’ Tnterment’ (private) Olivet Cemeters. O'NEILL. March Fi 20, WILMENA (nee Miller), baloved IST WATCH, goid, monogrammed *P. v."": on Georgia sve.. Saturday evening: re- ward. 4200 New Hampehire. Phone Col. 042, WRIST WATCH—Lady's, white gold; initials M. H.”; Sunday. Reward. 1748 Colum- bia rd. WRIST WAmo;e‘l. l-{l“gnuk m;xa "o 6th st. n.4 larylan an st. Rowart W rotarned to 614 Maryiand ‘ave. g Apt. 3. e Herbert William O'Neill.” Funeral Monday, March 23, at 2 p.m., from 513 12th st. s.e. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. B March 21, 1 B, STonANNA “FREDERIC wife of Henry T. Ries neral from ‘her’ late ‘RUSSELL. SAUNDERS. Departe BALENGER. | LaNGBEIN. Deaths. Sunday, Magch 2 2: LIAM (., beloved son of William D. and Mary Russell (nee Holland). Fuoeral from his “iate residence, 1517 B st. ne. on Wednesday, Mare t 8:30 a.m., then: to Iols Comforter Chvireh, where mass be said at 9 a.m. Interment private this at Vie Monda; 2 3. Mare beloved uneral We Flint Hill Cem of Mertha 1:30. 1ot ery, Oakton, Va In Memoriam. In sad but loving reme: of “our ‘dear mother, MARGAR Some day onr ha And pever sax £ BARNES. Sacred loved husband BARNES, who d March clasp fa thine LOVING CHILDREN. * o the memory of our 1 father, EDWARD d threo years ago todu eyes he faded owing weaker day by day. Iy bearing his suffe God took him away, And drained the c The m me s HIS LOVING WIFE BUNDY. In loving re husband and Every Deep within our Thoughts of the g HIS LOVING WIF ROSA ~ AND, ANDR JOHNSON. In sad but lov our dear daughter, EFF Milstead), who depart 250 today, March 24 You bave gone from To_your Suvior & You have won the W D. J0H What grief a Noue ¢ Where HE: LOVING MAMA ‘dear mother and LANGBEIN. ‘whe AND PADA Will_never o HER LOVING SON A% Some dar, some D DAUGHTER r eses shall see thine MR. AND MAZINGER. T. MAZING PECK. In loving mother! HANNAH B But God And we sha HER DEVC TORREYSON HER LOVING MOTHE WILLIAMS. Tn mem CILLIA WILLIAM ago todey, March 2 No one knows the silent hea Ocly those who have love Of the grief that is horne in For the one we lored 8o we EER SISTERS, RACHEL, ELL DOROTHY AND ROSA Gove is ber face we loved €0 d Husbed is the voice we We cannot help but_ wond. The best is alwars et to Qie HER CHILDREN, CARRIE, MAY ALIC THELMA AND ELLSWOETH AND FATHER. * E. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Gawler Service Funeral Directors sinc_ Main 5512 Quick, Dignified and Efficlent Service. W. W. Deal & Co. 818 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Adaabile Bervice,____ MINOOLN g, T. F. COSTELLO NOW. LOCATED AT AT r OCATED AT eTH 19 Timothy Hanlon N.E. Phone L. CLEMENTS 1241 WISCONSIN AVE WEST 504 ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST OAPITOL ST. Phone Linooln 372, JWILLIAM LEE, Fuueral Director and Em- baimer. Livery in connectl; Commodio. chapel and modern cremato Yoders pri 332 Pa. Ave. N.W. L call Frank Geier’s Sons Co. L T S eiopoens Main 2473 ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co, 42 H st NE Lincoln 524 T JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA. AVE. B.E. Mode] Chapel Lincoln 142 Private Ambulances. Livery in Convection. VL. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con. nected with the orginal W. R. Spears seckpitmant - JIOF St. NW. Phone rrank. ceze. 940 F St. N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Established 1041, Phone West 98, r———THE ORIGINAL ——— W.R.Speare Co. 1208 H STREET.NW." MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST ALMUS R. SPEARE WILLIS B. SPEARE ———CLYDE J.NICHOLS ——, [ FUNERAL DESIGNS. —Prompt auto delivers mervice: Artistic—expressive—lnexpe naive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Geo. C. Shaffer ™3, 005 X ¥ CHOICE_FLORAL "* Nfain 23 at rompt_Delive ONE’'S st. n.w., Wednesday, March 2 Relatives apd_friends invited to atiend Intefment at Rock Creck Cemetery. (Balji more, Md., papers please copy). 24! (ODERATE _PRIC! BLACKIS' Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Ploral !'lh‘:l"-i..bl. Moderate Prices. 14th & H.