Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 7

= filf/e flzmgs abouta Slip Covers are just the thing for this hot weather. They keep you cool and save uphol- stery. We’ve been specializing in these little things for more than sixty years. Estimates Cost Nothing No 1 Slip Covers. Any” style, any " size; R. McReynolds & Son 1423-27 L St. Main 7228-29 The Embassy Of White Imported Reincloth and White Kid. Swug fitting Cuban Heel. low heel. Summer Footwear forSummer Girls THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,.D Burial to Be Tomorrow WILLIAM GILCHRIST’S FUNERAL TOMORROW Assistant United States Attorney Will Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Assistant United States Attorney = William Glichrist, who died yesterday morning at Providence Hospital after a long illness, will be held at his late resi. dence, 3300 Sixteenth street, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be_in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Glichrist was born in Bedford County, Pa., in 1875, and came to ‘Washington in 1898. While serying as secretary to the late Representative Sidney Mudd of Maryland, Mr. Gllchrist studied law, entering the district attorney’s office in 1910, later becoming_assistant United States at- torney. He also was a professor in criminal law at the Washington Col- lege of Law. - In 1913, Mr. Gilchrist married Ber- the Thebalult Rivailles, who survives him.” Mr. Giichrist also is survived by one’ sister, Miss Grace G. Gilchrist, and four brothers, Walter, Arthur, Ralph and Dr. Edgar Gilchrist, all of this city. ‘Weeks Still Improving. BOSTON, June 11 UP).—Secretary of War John' W. Weeks continues to improve, it was sald today at Massa- chusetts General Hospital, where he underwent an operation on May 28. The Collegian White Kid Colonial Effect Slu»au Pump with muh The Smartest Variety of W'hite Footwear Stetson Shop Footwear— the finest in quality. flt. style and workmanship—is wort]:y of the continued patronage we enjoy from women who appreciate them. STETSON SHOE SHOP Thirteen Five F Street TIIIES Of Imported White Brocaded Satin. Also in White Kidskin, with Spanish Louis Heel. Monceau A White Kid One-Strap, high arch, tall spiked heel. Whashington Men CERTAINLY DO Appreciate These Wonderful Values—If YOU Haven’t Bought Yours—Don’t Wmt ! Thousands of Fine Sum_mer Suits Gabardines—MQhairs » Tropical Worsteds—Linens ‘$19.75 We do not believe it is possible to secure- suits as fine as these anywhere else in Washington at this price of $19.75. ‘When you see how finely these suits are made—silk piping, French facing and other points of superior- workmanship— you’ll know that they were made not only for cool comfort, but for style and wear, too; and that’s an unusual combination in a Summer suit. There are Tropical Worsted suits in dark blues, .light grays, pin stripes, as well as plain colors—Gabardines in Olive tones and lighter shades—Silk Mohairs in plain black, silk pin stripes and dark blues—pure Irish Linen in creamy white, as well as natural colors with hairline stripes. Shop early in the mdrning—plent'y of salesmen to wait on you. No Charge for 'Alterations " Raleigh Haberdasher Thu'teen-Ten F Street & Harmus Ewine WILLIAM GILCHRIST. W. W. ALLEN SUCCUMBS AFTER 5 WEEKS’ ILLNESS Was Former Employe of U. 8. Treasury and Labor De- partments Here. ‘Will W. Allen, 53 years old, for- merly an employe of the United States Treasury Department and of the De- partment of Labor, died at his resi- dence, 2825 Thirteenth street, Tuesday, after an lliness of five weeks. Mr. Allen is survived by his widow, who was Miss Fannie B. Linthicum of southern Maryland, and to whom he was married in 1898; two daughter: Mrs. Raymond H. Coombs and Mis: Mary Louise Allen; a brother, Lee Allen, lnd his mother, Mrs. J. W. Al len. He had been a resident of the District about seven years, ‘Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will be at Glenwood, Howard County, Md. FUNERALS, 37 5 Complete, CHAMBERS BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME. COL. 432 -C, . THURSDAY ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ‘TONIGHT. Capitol Councll, Royal Arcanum, ‘will meet, 8 o'clock, at Pythian Tem- ple. Report from degree team will be made. The Universal Negro Improvement Assoclation invites the public to its meeting, 8 o'clock, at Pythian Temple, Twelfth and U streets. C. Carter, manager of the Booker Washington negro steamship, will speak. There wil be a speclal lacture, “Masters of the Wisdom," 8:3¢ &'clock, at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street. Sergt. Jasper Post, No. 18, Amer- dcan Legion, will meet, 8:16 o'clock, at the City Club. Election of dele- gates and alternates. JOHN B. BURGESS DIES; 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS John B. Burgess, 75 years old, who conducted the Burgess Hotel Agency at 502 Tenth street for 30 years, died at his residence, 1247 Irving street, early today after an {llness of about two months. Mr. Burgess was widely known in this city among hotel men and restaurateurs. He retired from business last March. Mr. Burgess was a native of Annapo- 1is, but had lived in Washington nearly all his life. He was a member of the Maccabees. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella C. Burgess; a daugh- ter, Miss Emily L. Burgess; two sons, Cephas W. Burgess and Willlam M. Burgess, and five grandchildren, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Kate Brown of Annapolis. Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but it is announced that services will be conducted at the resi- dence Saturday -— Bm%porled The following births have bee fo he Health Department in the last 24 )( P, J“n““. (i E-:{‘ l'ld Elenor AIIIP!I boy. Hollind and 1ds "V, Hors Michsel ‘A. and mnmou. reported urdouklis, @V" clers. ‘rm J o Ruhy Fornles Frederick bey. James and zuzumg” %u?u w""‘"' bert E e Toscpiine Monicomery. boy. reinia . T and Annle. W Bo b k A. 2nd, and Elizabeth’ . Braston, **Fdwen 1. st Gea John E. and Eana m}‘!.en {"'f "é.z",“' b"‘ Charies £ r dde Sncir By an d Mind 3 Spu 'rfoy % boy. nd Lote B ‘hfle. and Lilly Parker. girl. acar ‘aylor H. (twins Mi Truant Bottles Hinder Service —that’s why we are anxious for their prompt return— We take the same pride in the efficiency of our service that we have in the quality of our milk—and one of the big factors in good service is the Milk Bottles. Just think how many days’ supply we must have to take care of our enormous output—and to allow for the very scientific sterhzmg and purifying of the returned bottles. Your co-operatxon will make a difficult task much easier. 1f you'll only remember to return the bottles each day—it'll solve the whole problem. . If you happen to have any accumulation of Milk Bottles—no matter to what dair; us Lincoln 1811—and we'll send tribute them. they belong—phone or, and properly dis- “Walker Hill Dairy” 530 Seventh Street S.E. fie ‘ ”N wumes \ BOOT SHOP ' Phones Lincoln 1811-1812 ¥ 1219 F Street N. W. 1 Presenting White Footwear | for All Occasions ) andufma comfort. The “Carnation” Shown in White Kid, Blonde Kid and Black Satin (Steel Beaded) $12.50 Other Queen Quality Footwear— $6.50 to $12.50. Ideal Footwear for Summer, giving a perfect, grace of line, elegance and beauty to the foot as well as The “Sharon” White Kid, Patent Leather and Black Satin. $8.50 Patent Lmthor, .\‘ 0.00. ' JUNE.. 11, 1925., THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Fair and continued cool, tomorrow increasing cloudiness with slowly ris- ing temperature; moderate north shifting to east winds. Virginia—Fgir tonight, somewhat cooler in south portion; tomorrow partly cloudy; slightly warmer in north .portion; moderate to fresh northeast and east winds. ‘West Virginia—Fair tonight; slight ly warmer in extreme west portion tomorrow Increasing cloudiness and’| warmer. Records for Twenty-four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m. 94; 8 p.m. 81; 12 midnight, 70; 4 am. 67; am., 56; noon, 66. Barometer—4 p.m. m. 9. 12 mldnilhl 30.¢ 02 4 a.l m., lfl 12 8 a.m., 30.22; noon, 30.20. Highest temperature, 94, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 56, occurred at 8 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 85; lowest, 53. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m. today: Great Falls— Temperature, 77; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6 am., and 6:38 pm.; high tide, 11:49 a. m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:02 a.m. and 35 p.m.; high tide, 12:28 a.m. and 0 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:42 am.; set 7:33 p.m. Tomormw——Sun rises 4:41 am. sun sets 7:33 Moon rises u 55 pm.; 12 sun sets, 9:53 p.m. Au(omobfle lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. F Temperature. ®: Abllene. Tex. 2080 30.01 Alb: Au 3008 Au.mle City 30.16 Baltime ron Tndianapolis. 30 Jacksonville. 30.06 Kansas City. 20.86 Los Angeles 2 Louisville .. 3018 RS e 050 FOREIG! (8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. 62 . Germany . Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Copenhagen. Denm Horta (Fayal) Azore: il uda. ‘oton, Canal 5 —_— Deaths Reported. ollowing_deaths have been reported u-'rlhr’a Iealth “Department in the Tast 24 hours her. 58, Hotel Roosevelt, Gu-lrv Erlebacher. 58, Hotel Roosevelt, Sanita Min: !e E. Heiberger, 69. 1701 Hie B roen 10, Goorse | Waeningion versity Hospital O anics Foler, 78. Little Sisters of the e Rochambe: R 7 Tl Vil gy o XON h M. Laughton. 55. 1444 Clifton st. Famen E. Black, 23, Potomac River below 54, 1368 C st. s.w. Gus olr. A, Oseldental Ho nnm o Marin A""’T 3 %‘r‘ T Fitzaveth's Hohtein. 20, St. . Episconal Hospital d Mary E. Robey. 3 2030 Emamn Hosnital, SiTShe, 27 Frvmiagnts Homial Jn.lllf\mn,fid ‘:‘ rfl 111R 15th st. Rev. Jared M. Arter’ 75. 603 Cl-ll\!l\l ne. Lena.Smith. 42, F Ime n??"“D-o Hllnflrfl.‘,fll 55, b on Byenin 27 1000 Squin Tl ase Oregon s e. “§r.” 1 hour, mm % Masme Ayres. 50, Ten American States have among them more telephones than all for- eign countries combined. These 10 States are New York, Pennsylvani: Tinois, Massachusetts, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri and California. g FOUND. AREDALE female. black and tan. wearl: 0. 4503. Apply Washington Ani; Mu'yhnd lvo aw. ocne Lenete, 340 GLE_HOUNDS, male an. A s Apely Weklugoter utinai Reseue 349 Maryland ave. s.w. T black: short tall: male, e i kR inston Animal” Rescue Le Raryland ave. c-u Clev! tae o nzu Treton Aokmal Betene Losue, ave. mw. S Boston trade SOSE GLASSES Boston 273 s Black. white R S o S e SUM OF MONEY. Phone Norih 4600, e . f LOST. nolenm Bowen BAG o NnelenTr toft s 058 K ot n o ¥ee white n% North —18-carat, carved, DARL E icnes tone. - Rewaed: nmcFLm\— Amethyst and gold mbia Count noon: re'srd Colum! lM7l D BAR PIN_Wednesdar momnin 35?\3-‘951 A et O Coempla 10359. . on_eye. Pkt (‘nlumhn s FoEe SSES—Party. }:'mu retm w"\.&‘ shop “ at pocket please T Eib i e et ame nmn ‘white, re-] :«?c’.‘ Jean arotind 255 and O sis. " Finder Dlease smmzw:ou Apt. 30 ) GLASSES, tortoise_shel T, o, Jorth Cabisol, ndu____.__ ANDBAG. black: initials W, T. v West 17 evening: cataract G—hrown leather St B l'n cnum{.h ¥ lhl 7225, 1 land. e U Tver tvmhrn Initialed: N, o "nm ot.. Monday. :. mnww'mhwm m ‘watch, key, YAk bo30: - e Yo SLETEEY CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Business Women's Council will meet at the Church of the Covenant tomorrow evening. Dr. Willlam A. Eisenberger will continue. his study of ““The Act,” in the Bible class. The regular meeting will close with annual election of officers. . The Gen. Adna R. Chaffee Canton- ment, No. 7, Natlonal Indlan War Veterans, will meet tomorrow, 6:30 p.m., in Stanley Hall, United States Soldiers’ Home. The Alumni of the Unlversity of Illinois and families will have a picnic at Miller's (abin, Rock Creek Park, Saturday about 3:30 3:30 p.m. The annual nullng of the colored Knights of Pythias will be held to- morrow evening at Green Willow Park, Sumner road, Anacostia. Lodges, clubs and the publk‘ are invited. The opening of the new Pimmitt Run Bridge will be celebrated Satur- day under auspices of Walker's Chapel Citizens' Assoclation. Automobiles will form at 2 p.m., on Canal road at end of Chain Bridge. At 2:30 owners will drive across both bridges, return- ing to Pimmitt Run. R. Walton Moore and Col. H. G. Shirley will speak. Alpha Delta Phi Tuncheon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the Madrillon. The Writers’ klm will meet to- morrow, 8 p.m., at Mount Pleasant Library, 16th and Lamont streets. District of Columbia Chapter, Amer- ican War Mothers, will hold its final soclal meeting of the season tomor- row evening at 522 ,G6th street. The Frances Gutelius studio will furnish the entertainment. Mrs. George G. Seibold, president, will preside. The dance scheduled to be given Saturday night at the Swanee, by the National Fellowship Club, is canceled. The club will make the 40-mile moon- light ride down the Potomac Monday on 7!h0 St. Johns, leaying the dock at 7: The George Baldwin Mc(py Unit, American Women's Legion, will meet tomorrow, 10:30 a.m., at the Church of the Covenant. Columbia W. C. will hold its annual picnic tomorrow, with Mrs. A. Rogers Tracy of Franklin Park, Va. The annual meeting of the board of the Florence Crittenton Home will be held tomorrow, 11 a.m., at the home on Conduit road. Marriage Licenses. arriage licenses have been issued to the olgamee G. Martin and Catherine V. Eussell oo Splizan of, Fort Humphreye. an Thee of Indian Head, Md. FPWiti of Biesmingion. tat Constance G. Bicknell of this city. J F. Donoghue and iohn C'krr R. ford { Richi Red! o ichmond and Wlmlrv-d W Williams of Penola, Va. hert Catlett and Emma K. Stickler. amplain of Newport, and Myriice W Stone ot Saie iy, Steve' M. Parker “of Sumner and of Jemville‘ Va. Hen L“Z;h“ 01‘ "{"knnadax b d owens, Ir., o a and Beulah E. Burke of this it e Joel _H. Davis H.rlou N, !al’! E. Dll‘ll of lhll city. Juggn Quantico, Va.. Fllxlhvlh l(endl)l o! Dumlrl v Ridge ‘Washin rlnn and_Ellie Brown. Joseph =) !D? and Ella )(. Lowery. Charies. E. Mettler of ‘Arliogion, Va.." and Iona C. Gresset of this john W. Burrows and )Irrml Theodore R. Wims and ELK‘NI)I ‘rather. Eulpn! F. Shegogue and Easter W. Wolf. Ho . Benson and Marie C. Ham mnnfl M?‘ol Eflllsm\;fia V. Knud wch and Minnie V. Knudson. Pnul F. flfi 1 and ¢ David Conn. C.. and and per. Malinda M. Halfpap. Suarr of East Hampion, ie Miller of Cantor The sea cucumber, one of the curi- ous jelly bodies that inhabit the ocean. can ‘practically 'efface itself when in danger by squeezing the water out of its body and. forcing itself into a crack so narrow as not to be visible to the naked eye. Married. SNOW__MWDLETON. r. N aicton Banuoncy. the mareh ughter, MIDDL! GU NOW Monday. June 8 ur‘s n Fort Micr Helghis, Rev. Preston A. C3 officiating. Deaths. Tuesday, June 9. 1025, at his Fesi- nw. WILL W. rs. Raymond Miss Mary Louise Allen. at_the above address Frid Interment at Glenwood, BARNES. Entered into eternal rest Tue "t G hinger Hospital arne: brothers, Henry and Corbert host of relatives and - friend: resting at J. T. Rhines' fyner: and I sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. arted this lfe Tuesday. June wife. daughter and a host of relativ iriends. ' Funeral trom Central . between M day. Juse 13 at 1 o'clock. BURGESS. reday, June 11, 1925, e T YORN 5. Bloved husband of Ella G ror Rel Interment private. CLARK. Tucsday. June 0, 1028 at 10:35 pm SARAH CLARK of 1222 4th l n. loved mnlhar of Mrs. Gertrude E. Stew- ral service at Mount Airy BID' fiet Churen. L st between 18t and N Capitol ste. n.w.. Friday, June 12, at 1 Dm Interment at Mount Harmony tery. COPELAND. Wednesday, June 10, 1025, at his fesidence, Bethesda, Md.. THOMAS'E. helo‘rd ‘husband DX Grace Alleen Copel ains will rest at abu\e . June ind Hill, Va. EMMERMANN, | Wedneaday, June 10, ANNA CATHERINE. belnved wlh 3 -iu iate Henry C. Emerm: from ber late mlldam 57T a aturday. June a1 am Lutiste wd fricide. Tavited. private. Please omit flowers. FISCHER. Thursday, June 11, 1825, A ved wife of Bruno l"l-\'ber .w. Remains resting r of James Ryan, s T, Notice of funeral her after. 12 . Wednesday, J: 10. 1925, at GIECHRIST, Wity T A0t loved I miion Gilchriot. . Services will bo {he Backer apart. b st HURLEY. .Y\lno 11, 1925, st the Washice, Sanitari; HURLEY. beloved Yusband of Bawiak S Hurles. o’ bis Brd Notice of funeral later. 13% klilfled this life Tuesday, J\ll!n 30 nf. st her residenee e ine: HAIY SANE ucksow %o mourn her departu Voled llller. Mrs, Jessie Savage: a brolhtr Lee Jackson: & fiece. Yvonne Savare and a host of frig Eu -'llll Winslow’ Staitl fod B ots. nw ev: Medford ofciating Thursday, June 11. at 8 pun. Relatives and Titads lvited. Interment at Monile. at the funeral p: 417 Pa. ave. se. nice. Rem: at residence. #1628 ard st. Tz“v funeral later. 1925, MeCULLOUGH. 'h:-::r Ly )(‘]5""- b: of 5 ulloug? l;\:mubd e o, Anns Chureh Tenl Fridar Joue 28, siid g rnl.um We edneaday. June 10. 1925, belored usbind of 1ona Deaths. Wednesdas. June 10. 1025, th 7 3 Funcral from. Daracatown Preshy. terian Church Saturday. June 13. at 11 am. Interment st Darnestown, Md. 12 uddenly. June 9. 1 LAULS ¥ > Home o'clock. He ard Harden Camp. War Veterans, _In: after a short illness, AM' -d husband of Dora Saun- st. n.w. He leaves to r e. dauchter. father, mother, five . five brothers and & host of relatives and frien from Mount Neb rama road n. un 0 p. Tnaing Teturn 1o Pope & Ciarke's. funeral parior. Interment at Arlington Cemetery onday, June 15, at 11 a.m. 13 aturday, June 6. 1 - Mex.: Corpl. EUG W.). the youngest aad mes G.'and Alice § h year of his o Tuneral parlor Friday. e e ok Tatarmont A tional Cemetery with military Relatives and friends invited. 11 Suddenly. Wednesday, June 10, at her residence, CARO: NZ (nee Kaiser). beloved chanz. in her 62nd years, ourn their loss a devoted Helena Bihl . Marguerite Lillian She. len es 1o nm o PRetatives. at’ her late residence. Saturday. June 13, ar Hill Cemetery. TFiends tnvited. STAC Tuesday. beloved Stack. sister. Mrs. Friday, m. Requiem mass at St us Church at 9 o'clock. Thitroment st Mount Olver Cemeters. SUNDERLAND. Suddenly, Tuesday. June . at 11:15 p.m.. Fessenden st. n. LAND (nee Gross). Tand and “davgmier’ of Cora i tho. James F. Gross, Funeral services at Aane Catholic Church Friday. June 12, 1025, JAME: mes and Mary e of his 5th st. n.e., June 0. 3 June 10, 19: beloved wi th, ies. Funeral from her s 407 Main st.. Laurel, June 12, at”3 p.m. xnwm»m Th dence, Frida; priva THORNBERG. Suddenly, Wednesday. June 3 pm.. ‘asualty Hospital ged O sears Alma_Thorn® Funeral from D.m Interment Congressional Ceme Wednesday. June 10. 1925. at tied TURNER. 8:10 pm.. boulevard. HENRY TU; S.'and Martha Turner, ared 30 sehre: neral from his late residence Friday. 12, a2 pm. Interment in Mount Olivet Ceineters, Virginia. Suddenly. aaiie: t 4 p.m., ai his residence. 108 High rora Heights, Va. HARRY - Wednesday, and Triends invi WEST. D»nasmd this lite Monday., June 8. t <i departure 4 Mo Lana Dinsiey Mrs. Mabel Thomas. and’ friends. ~ Funeral Dabney's _undertaking and other relatives from Mrs, Ruth parlors, 1132 “3rd Friday at 2 o'clock. Friends in- In Memorfam. CARUTRH. Sacted to the memory of HENRY (Harry) © "TH. who departed this 0o 12 osis aa® 1o TEAS A0 S00n 0sES NERVIS. GRAYSON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother, LOUISA GRAYS o us IWO Sears &Ko 10: L D.w. vited. who departed f day, June 11, 1 Gone. but never to_be forgotten. HER CHILDREN. ¢ . In memoriam of EDWIN BARRETT HAY. = memory of our darling C. HIGBEE., who died Today recalls the memory '0f a Toved one laid to rest. And those who still remember her 'Are those who loved her best. Although your hand we cannot hold YOUr face wé cannot sec, This little token Is 1o showr ‘That we still remember thee. LoyING' FATHER. TOTHER XxD s1s- JOYCE. In sad but loving memory of our dear” daughter and sister. CORA JOYCE. e, died thrce years ago today: Juse 1L e " still feel your hand in ours: The last kind joo You Eave us Vil linger. 1o our min "\ OTITER AND SISTER. MITINR. 3 o bst lavine Semsabeance o g dear farhier, HENRY T MITLER who et o todas. June 3T dled four e A S DAUGHTERS. loving remem- brance of qur dear 5 - TRENE THOMPSON. 20 today, June 11, 1924, In our hearts your memory lngers, Alwass tendor. fond and true: There i not a day” dear Trene, e do ot hink of 3 HER TOVING MANMA. PAPA. SISTERS D PROTHERS: TYLER. In loving remembrance of our dear mother. MARIA TYLER, who deparied this life three vears ago, June 11 e will meet our loved ones e Some sweet day. by and b i 7. b7 MHE FAMILY. o . _In memory. of Private JOHN DSEN. who died 1918, 7 years ago mother. iwo ~brothers, relatives and friends tribute to his memory. Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid to rest, And those who still remember him Arc thowe who loved him best. IS 11, join in paying a LOVING MOTHER. M FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST o1 EAST OAPITOL ST. Phone Linceln 372. T.NILLIAX LEE, Funeral Director and B balmer. Livery in connection. Commodious chapel and ‘modern crematoriiim " Moderata prices. 332 Pa. Ave. Call M. 1385. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. L8 SEVENTH ST ione. Main 2473 = Quick,_Dignificd_and Efficient_Service. . W. Deal & Co., 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8300, Autmobite Service ipel. Wm.H.Sardo&Co R e Lincoln 524 JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S. E. Linicola 142. Livery in Connection: "R. F. HARVEY'S SON, (Richard K, Harvey.) 1432 You St. N.W. _ Phone Pot. 2207. g¢ VL: SPEARE CQ r the successors of nor connected -xfi: ‘:Px‘:'e Siimal WooR. Speare Cotabiishe Frll!k 6626. 1009 H S N-w- erly 940 F St. N.W. joscph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M S W. Phone West 08, Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. T. F. COSTELLO OW LOCATED AT 1724 . CRF. ST NORTH 7976. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. FUNERAL DESIGNS. mnl auto d‘ll' -'Vlfl Gnda Bros. Co., 1214 FNSTt. 900 14th St o | iRt a2 1 BLACKISTONE’'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” PE-y R (04 g ol 10 We- Specidlize in Floral Designs at Modomte : w Fi Iorl.s ts W& HSTS NV, MAIN 6953,