Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1926, Page 9

THE A F;nre Near Every Home All This Week SPECIAL Campbell’s Tomato Soup Carton s 1 95 One Dozen 3 for 25(: || Tidewater Herring Roe Value Extraordinary CRUSHE No doubt vou have read the magazine ads on crushed pineapple and learned of the many ways sug- gested for its use. All This Week SPECIAL Canada Dry Ginger Ale 2 Bcttles for 35¢ . Ripe Hawaiian “Honey Dew” Pineapple Brand Since buying this pincapple, prices have advanced materially, due to an unusual drought on the Islands, but we have decided to offer this brand at this ex- ceptional price. Hundreds or perhaps thousands of women will become interested in “crushed” pine- apple at this very special price. None sold to dealers and all sales limited to one case to a family. 1It's going to he Summer for several months and a case of this product will not be top much. No. 2 size (medium) can Honey Dew Crushed Per Can 1 5c Dorsch’s A NG EL Bakery FOOD CAKE All this week we are going to offer this popular cake at a sprrlal price. Dorsch’s, Angel Food Cake is fine quality and you'll surely want to h\n it several times this week at our 13¢c~2 BUTTE PINK SALMON No doubt you have scen the many advertisements in various newspapers, featuring the variety of canned salmon labeled pink. Since Red Alaska (canned) salmon has reached such a high price, many people are doing without canned salmon. But we suggest the trial of “Auto” brand Pink Salmon which we sell.- Specify “Auto’” brand salmon to get the variety we are suggest- ing. Scarcity of Alaska Red makes.its price so high. Plenty for all demand makes a low market on “Pink,” which i¢ really a salmon trout. w25¢ Land O’Lakes, 1b., 50c Sanitary, Ib......48c Small Round Per Cake Every can is guaranteed to pleue—trj a can Per Can 17c Hot-Weather Foods Libby's Canned Meats ideal hot-weather food. convenient and appetizing. Cooked Corned Beef. . .28¢ Vienna Sausage.......13c Corned Beef Hash. ... .28¢ Lunch Tongue........28¢c Beefsteak and Onions. Meatwich Spread. . Deviled Ham. .. Rinso The Large Package 25¢ Lifebuoy Let us redeem_the coupon left at vour door. We are glad to 7c LIBBY’S Apple Butter A big can of delicious apple but- make Both Campbell’s. .....3 for 25¢ Ritter’s. . ...3 for 25¢" Van Camp’s. ....3 for 22¢ Per PEACHES De!Monte ................30c. Keystone ... : 37 Catsup, i Prepared ready- 3 Zc Can 22 zc Alrlml: Hone‘y. A 27c Keystone ... .25¢ PEARS Del Monte ................37c 1 Monte .. 35c CHERR]E g:yst:net or beb§ 8. e 3be ” MILANI—French T mav:oELCH S t Salad Dres:in: v Zoc to-use oil dress- Hire’s Root Beer Extract. ........19% “Bee” Brand Root Beer Extract. .14c Pork and Beans All This Week SPECIAL SPECIAL LUX Crystal White Toilet Form Soap Laundry Soap Flakes For bath or washstand. This is laundry soap for Per Cake 7¢ ‘%;rhfikméh , 7c Offered at this very liere-pmions 1 ugndg o er Can 15c Extra! Washington Self-Rising Flour All This Week This product is constantly increasing in popu- larity. Its many uses are continuously suggested in the advertisements in the newspapers, which are run by the manufacturers. So we will merely feature (h(- price. If you haven't yvet tried it buy a bag tomorrow ; most every one likes Ib. size stores have the 12-Ib. size bag for 29C —this week it sells for 69c Canned Foods Ve recently made some welcome price reductions on many lines of canned peas and corn. All grades are represented and your favorite brand is perhaps in the list. We want to mention particularly one brand of peas, Shriver's A-1 brand very small peas, preferred ‘by many, and liked by every one. Just for a change try a can at this new price. Per Can 250 Try the “Sanitary” First New Potatoes, 5Lbs. 29¢ A few only of our country or 10Lbs.57¢ Cabbage, Boxed Apples, 3 Lbs. 25¢ Fresh Pineapples, 13cor2for25¢ Per Lb., 5¢ Large, Fancy » Lemons, 6 for 18¢ : 9 Loffle_r s Meats ?,",::l:",',‘,‘fif .40c Koldkut The new name for Loffler’s ls/luflel:| Bp.k::.nfor. 25C Wllole'p?ece, perelb'. 44: HEINZ—Baked Beans. . . ..2 for 25¢ HEINZ—Spaghetti. .......2 for 25¢ HEINZ—Kidney Beans. . .15¢ HEINZ—Ketchup, large. .25¢ HEINZ—Ketchup, small. 15¢ HEINZ—Vinegar .......: 1lc HEINZ—Mustard ...............13¢c | HEINZ—India Relish.... ... 2Tc HEINZ—Peanut Butter. .........27c ‘HEINZ—Apple Butter...........25c HEINZ—Cream of Tomato Soup.10c HEINZ—Octagon Gherkins. .....35¢c HEINZ—Sweet Mixed, 5-0z. bot...20c HEINZ—Sweet Plain, 5-0z. bot. . .20c HEINZ—Sweet Mustard Pickle 5 oz., 20c [TRAFFII} ACCIDENTS - HCRTGCHILDREN Eight Adults Also Injured in 12 Mishaps Since Satur- day Night. ar-old Margaret Ertter, 6131 avenue, while playing in front of her home Saturday night, was knocked down by an auttomo- bile, sustaining a fracture ‘of the right thigh and serious injury te her head. Reed Hospital. old, 1711% Seventh street, also was seriously hurt when knocked down by a taxicab at Seventh and T streets vesterday afternoon. He was treated at Freedmen's Hospital for a possible fracture of the skull, Arahella Fairfax, colored, 22 years old, 1773 Willard street, is under treatment at Freedmen's Hospital for internal Injuries, having been injured last night' by an automobile while crossing at Fighteenth and U streets. Her condition was reported as unde- termined. The automobiles of Edward Staf- ford. 1001 Fifteenth street, and Ray- mond Moser, 1215 E street. collided yesterday afternoon at Columbia road and Harvard street. injuring Perry Stafford, 10 years old, occupant of the former automobile, and Caroline Holland. Somerset Apartments, oc- cupant of the latter car. They were treated at Garfield Hospital. Auto Strikes Tree. Miss Gladys Gibson and Mrs. Emma M street, were injured ¥ afternoon when the auto- mobile of H. R. Smith, 301 1, street, crashed into a tree at Twelfth and M streets. They were treated at Emergency Hospital. Cecll Malloy, colored, 22 vears old, 3023 Sherman avenue, was arrested at Freedman's Hospital yesterday aft- ernoon by Policemen Blick and Fling on charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident with- out making his identity known. The automobile Malloy was driving is al- leged to have collided with the car of Samuel Rosenberg. 3014 Fleventh street, at Sherman avenue and Colum- bia_road more than an hour before Malloy applied at the hospital for treatment for an injury to his leg and was arrested. Rosenbherg was treat- ed at Garfield Hospital. Four-year-old Constance Chaconas, 1344 Spring road, was knocked down in front of her home last night by the automobile of R. J. A. Kammerer, 3318 New Hampshire avenue, and slightly hurt. She was treated at Emergency Hospital. Cycle Policeman Hurt. While pursuing a speeding auto- mobile near Pennsylvania avenue and Twen ighth street yesterday aft- ernon, Policeman Jesse Barnhardt of the seventh precinct drove his mo- tor cycle against the automobile of George A. Sinclair, 1517 Thirtieth street. He was thrown under a pass- ing motor truck and bruised about the body. He was treated at Emer- gency Hospital. Margaret Preller, 6 vears old, 2025 Second street northeast, ran against the automobile of Robert C. Scannell, 2214 Rhode Island avenue, while playing in front of her home vester- afternoon and injured her lip. She was treated at Sibley Hospital. Charles Sherman, 6 years old, 700 Four-and-one-half street southwest, was knock down near his_home last night by an automobile. The driver failed to stop. The severely injured child was taken to Emergency Hos- pital. Harvey Decatur, 4 years old, 311 B street southeast, was injured by an automobile near his home early last night. Matthew Vance, colored, 35 years old, 1621 R street northeast, alleged driver of the car, was arrested and charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of the accident. Mary Curtis, colored, 26 vears old 4426 Hayes court, was injured early this morning when an automobile in which she was a passenger collided with a motor truck in front of '1152 Bladensburg road northeast. She was treated at Fmergem‘\' Hospital. CITY N’EWS IN BRIEF. The annual lawn fete for Holy Rosary Church will be given tomor- row and be continued for three suc- ceeding evenings on the playground, Third and F streets, for benefit of the church debt fund. J. Ofano, B. Bal- ducci, S. Aquino, V. Pepe, G. Simi, F. Vita and F. Dimisa are in charge of arrangemen “The Law of Cycles,” will be con- sidered at the United Lodge of The- osophists at its study class meeting Wednesday, 8 p.m. All welcome. e & = ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Progressive Club will meet, § o'clock. at 228 Second street north- east. The future of alr craft will be the subject of discussion. The Writerscraft Club will omit its weekly meeting and convene 8 o'clock, in basement of Mount Pleasant Public Library. Any one interested in the writing of stories, verses or other salable writing is invited to attend. On June 7 the program will consist of stories by Mrs. Lena C. Denton, Miss Clara Manderschied and’ John Rogers Magill. il g Princess Ilana, daughter of Queen Marie of Rumania, is being educated in the simple and practical ways of an American girl. * 'R. F. HARVEY’S SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 51 COLUMBIA LOWEST PRICES " Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. P Lincoln 239 Sympathy Is Easily Given Away W. W. CHAMBERS, The Modern Undertaker —will take care of your funeral with a price that shows real, fellowship. He will give you A $500 Funeral at a cost of Only $235 This includes the finest made ‘water-tight steel vault. Other Funerals $75—$100—$125 Up Steel Burial Vaults, $85 O AN W. W. Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Ch-pm Sts. NW. She was treated at Walter | Chic. Huron Maurice Augustus Foley, 75 years |4 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1926. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York, Daylight Saving Time. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. -Port, Limen. DUE ’.I'ODAY‘ Yav2s Am 8an Juan. Carinthi Lancastria’ 'I\ll‘kfl ,ll d, May 2 0 lombia, May 21 e April 4 Antonio Loy s iinidad, May 2 Bonheur .., France Arabic Opear 1T Voltaire o Agres. M Tachira “San Juan, May " DUR THURSDAY. Muencher . Bremen. Marta. anta ria, Puerto Barrio, DUE FRIDAY. Mauretan uthampton. Booree W aehirigton. Bremen; May 26 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Minnekahda—Plymouth . Resaluie—Southampion Berlin—Bremen SAILING TOMORROW Daate Alighieri—Naples. Wert' Aliow—Antwerp SAILING W Prosident Hading—Rremen. ar St 12:00 Noon Midnizht _Midnight mpion (r—Alexanri D Southampton tonio, Topez——Barcelon una—Maracaibo Pureidon——TPort au’ Prince SAILING SATURDAY. GeltinLiverpool Carinthia—Livernool Toloastror Timon: SEX EQUALITY VOTE IS CALLED VICTORY Miss Paul Says World Suffrage Alliance Action Carries Out Woman's Party Principle. Indorsement at the International Suffrage Alliance convention at Paris of the principle of equality of men and women in the professional and industrial world was termed a vie- tory for a principle laid down by the National Woman's Party in a state- ment last night by Miss Alice Paul, founder of the organization. . Refusal of the alliance to admit the woman's party, if voted. Miss Paul said, would serve to exchide the only organized group of women in the United States standing for the offi- clally adopted policy of the alliance. The National League of Women Voters. which is opposing entrance of the Woman's Party, she said, has opposed the adopted principle. Miss Paul's statement id that the National’s Woman's Party had ap- plied for membership in the allance only after having been urged for three years by “that organization to do so. It was in support of the policy just adopted hy the convention, Miss Paul said, that the. Woman's Party sent delegates to the convention, and “it is the policy we shall continue to sup- port regardless of the action which may be taken on our application for membership.” LAWYER DROWNS IN BAY | BRIGGS Georgian on Business Visit to Havre de Grace, Md., Is Victim. HAVRE DE GRACE. Md.. May 31 (#).—Louis E. Pellew, 25-year-old lawyer of Macon. Ga.. drowned in| Chesapeake Bay yesterday afternoon | when a canoe in which he was pad- dling with Charles Wiehrs of Savan- nah, Ga.. capsized a mile from shore. Wiehrs is in a serious condition from exposure and exhaustion. * The young men came Here on b ness several d. ago. Wiehrs told rescuers they had paddled out int the when the wind and high' waves overturned the craft. Pellew tried to swim to shore, he said, but sank, shortly after leaving the boat. Wiehrs plight was discovered after he had been in the water more than two hours. The body of Pellew has not been recovered. Police are dragging the bay. Pellew was a student for two years at the Naval Academy, An- napolis, Md. g FOUND. End 4 whllc leet vel hll'D o, An.." Tow: ‘Washington _Anim: rfieucne League, ?ls aryland_ave. ' FOX TERRIE! male, 'h"fl with- black ts, short '-lll Al e Loarve. 340 Marpiand ave s o oo POODLE. lfll‘! I-“ Wh“fi Wl in 42° S0 aoig “doth vew iy &.‘.‘:..,.Z,‘.. Animal nau W, BRACELET, dnnm. ;hh diamond and sapphire .nmn:. n 16th and V and Center Tarker. i 11" returned to 1703 " Nev ):xGLNH BULLDOG—Large. white. hone. YEGLASSES, in monorrammed it snurdly evening, Barlrfllhmllol'elv“flndor Dleass return to 3 EGLAS‘!—!VQ‘ cnna o plost Fr rcle or New _Hami " Reward. SH70 Now Hampenire ave.. rr-nx 6925, GLASSES. mwi “n_a'm 0 frown leather Cenler xl" t or taxi .fl.i, II ‘ ‘ ela fl o 604 7th st. YIJ or L'!IWII 4!79 b [ANDBAG, T Fallzoad -anniial’ Dassos. Hractas | 3 Mt, ‘bus. "..q“’“‘cux Main mfi" e 31¢ BAT, Tady o I e % Foflh Iflm lflm st. bus. [ECKP) xox llqu l'n e fi".m. g ol rwcl PIEC] nm-n smmlu after- tore on G st. jon 131 Artineran. pg oval diamond, © emeralds. qllhenl v $hons Cr azua BAVEL]NG BAG, from running board o Ing bag, Mmlllmllx vl?lrlru‘: material: L DISYNew York Liveral rewas marked 1, l to l.n- n Ohln ADMR. DAVENPORT CLAIMED BY DEATH Retired Officer, Native of Dis- trict, to Be Interred at Arlington. Rear Admiral Richard Graham Dav- enport, United States Navy, retired, who resided at 2152 Florida avenue, died yesterday at the United States Naval Hospital here. He has been in the nospital about six weeks. Funeral services will be held at St. John's Church, Sixteenth and H streets, Wednesday morning, at a time to be fixed later. The interment will be at Arlington National Ceme- tery, at_the'gate of which a naval es- cort will meet the funeral party and escort it to the grave, where. final rites will be conducted. Dr. Robert Johnson, rector of St. John's, will offi- ciate at the ceremonies. ‘Born in Capital. - Rear Admiral Davenport was born in this city January 11, 1849. He entered the United States Naval Acad- emy, by an appointment from Geor- gia, in 1864 and was graduated in 1869. A year later he was commissioned an ensign, serving through the various grades to that of rear admiral, retir- ing June 30, 1907, after 42 years' ac- tive service. At that time he was in command of the battleship Georgia. 1 Davenport had wide and He served as ald to the rear representing the Navy De- at the Centennial Exposition and was on tempo- similar_nature at the Expasition in ®893. He did in the Hydrographic Office of the \ vy Departmgnt in revising and editing hooks on sAiling directions and other information for mariners <ued by the office. Served In World W ar. During the war with Spain, he served as flag leutenant to Commo- dore Watson, who was in com- mand of the fleet blockading the Cuban coast, and was attached to the U. Oregon, off Santiago, when ral in command of the ish forces capitulated ahoard her. 1802 and 1899, with a party of scien- tists, he made a biological survey of the waters around Porto Rico. and has conducted other similar investigations Admiral Davenport was recalled to duty during the World W signed to the Brooklyn Na: z Whero s on variois investiEating boards and courts of inquiry. He holds the West Indian medal, the Sampson medal with bars for naval engagements and the World War Vic- tory medal. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Serene Hale Davenport, whom he mar- ried November 20, 1884. THREE DEAD IN FIRE AND ONE IS INJURED Dr. Aaron Ember, Egyptologist, Rescued as Wife, Son and Maid Birn. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE. May 31.—Three per- sons were butned to death early to- day when fire destroyed the home of Dr. Aaron Ember. eminent Egyptolo- gist of the Johns Hopkins University. The dead are Mrs. Regina Ember, Dr. Ember's wife: their 6-vear-old son and a whita maid. Dr. Ember was seriously hurned be- fore he was rescued from the roof of the blazing house. he dead were all trapped in their hedrooms. Catb of mhanks. KNOPP. We with to thank our many kind_token of floral tributes and ssm- pathe extended to ue in the lliness and death of our beloved mother, Mre, MARY AUGHTE] Peaths. Mag 28, lo: bo Deohe! Ted papther of Mra. ove Parker and Mre Ethel M Funer: . Williar s ve. 0 m_Tue Reiagives 'and mend- Interment private. o May 29, 1926, at x" A beloved wife' ot Tomx FARRG G Funeral from Fifin Bantist Churcn coimer of n i une 1o at 2 50 (R mord and Atianta papers Dicase copy. 131 BURGESS. Suddenly. Friday. May 28 zn"o( G e hmond. Va- MELLIE do Willlam R Burgess. Remains' g lln{ the € H. Hinee_ turleral hovfie 4 BOYD. Fridar. Morzanston. chapel of J Penneylcant invited. st Serv S H neral home. "nm Yain & Toenday June 1. at am. " Tnterment at Rock Lreeic cemeters. 31 CHAMBERK. Devarted this life Friday. May 98, 1026 at Freedmen's Hospital. BERS. devoted daughter of * Mr Funeral from St. Luke. 15th and Church st., Men- 31.°at 2 p.m . Devated. thin lite May 30 RONIGER. t - Thterment {Fiioaren papers please copy) . DAVENPORT. 0. 1oz6. at al mnr imira RICHARD CRAHAM DAV l" RT. beloved husband of Serena Hale FG f hs late Capt. and Jenme Brvr\l Gra Notice of funer: DZ GM’P“T. Saturd: pm.. at her Peloved wite of Frank raof mains rosting aj, the chavel of Thomas S. Sergeon. 1011 7th . 1o w)um friends - no mvmd at Do rial Church. 11th and H “May 20 1026, nce. «15 Tihinot nee Boyce llvll. ope_road lay. June 1. at 2 o'clock. Inter- menit at Congressional Cemetery. n.mm. and friends invited to attend. 30, 1926, Louise i Holmesd, axe 04 Funeral ri- ave.’ n.w., NIE e baioved wite o the 1 Jackson. \louu of funeral hereafter. JOHNSON.. % May 30, 1926, at Gar field Hoe lm MER M. JOHNSON. fathe~ of Louise” snd Frank 3t Clonmeon o Funtrar sorvices Metropolitan nemndm Tharen: John shall, pl. snd C at. Wedne ine reek iosday, Ci cm- 30N nemmd this life Monday 020 18 e, AURA oNEY. avse o WO iels joss, tvo son v ughters. "two one ne sister, one son-in-| nne hter-in-la d’ & h 7 Telatives daughterin-law snd @ host of relitiv nu Friday, May 28, 1926, at the TROM. 1 [ .':"v%:"..*ofi.'u“x"‘, ik S51ErguT: 0 North Carolina av s ru-»n.-ln of ‘uners e ¥, AMES w“ beloved riends. neighbors and relatives for (h:\ ,,vx. o| 3034 M ST. N.W. Beath MASON. 28. 192 Galliger Hosmia) gAt okt ot 7 Funeral 'ru»:’ ";h und AU from 3 n.m. time of funeral. mu\ ‘uddenlv on Sunday. M/ 1928, his_ residence. T‘hnlblfl ROB! E“’l‘ Blbf‘! Saturday. M 24 lkl! 3 ETH, Nlnv!d"wllcl’flfaal %I‘:! !’~ = of 208 Ups! the chapel b Prlnk Guivr's SomaeCe, 193 7th n.w. 1 dl X Tue mx.nm and friends tnvif Tnter: 'n!. "Rock Creek flmeufl mER e Ml 1'- e are . goti pieswrs Cat” o une 1 BRO nRro.”5 0] “cati’ mest¥ig. ROBERT. JOHNSON. N. @, JACKSON, P. S. Sprcial mestings of P, G. nd Patriachie. ¥o. 1 ba held Il fllP hall Tuesday 0'1!‘] Tt oielock ve; o Wi rom Teamansei N . BOYD, DOVE: eEe" acta 8. sty gy“za nzn WATSON, at _the b, at Crown Hil Ceme Indianavolis. Ind.. Saturday. xu n\‘l)ol.rn stnol;\ aml\ et iudflenlv o xgn&m + his residence e chace, M Md Lmn Con 3 26 k E] saed R SELIA A ”a" Jaren Stephenson. Funeral servieas June 2°77 am. 3t the ho ter. re. Melvilie Church. 300 i i’ priva Mondar. May 31. 1926, MYER M. ars of age. belov nu-md tha &tern. Services 2l his the Achlos Anariments. Vo Interment Philade Papers nicage cnps. | . Sunday, "fi' 30, aton, pl- b:lfl\eqd o ot n}a Tats. Adam ra Swartze rom pel"of” Wi i1 s':fl;" 5 . e Wednesiar: . Rllu"l’!n Ilvd ll"'m‘l""l Interment. Glenwood Cemeters. " ‘Ilnle May 30, lflflfl at 3:10 3 lonk and GEoRGE TERRY oy Lo Fmorne and, (e e Sarah Catherine Berey He leaves to grieve for him four brothers and four I|!MN Colimbus Do Mirray Fugene, and Mrs. don, Va.: Mr and Pear] S Th dence M E a1"2 530 i W and Vblaly\!l invited. ULRICH. Sunday afternoon at_Tuberculosis Hosnital - ing iliness. WILLIAM R.. th of tha Jate John B. and E]Y'D th firlfl in hie 541h ear. Funeral services, wil the !vm-ral r\l)‘lfl? M. Ulrich. ; : rrh'?amlr'v';na W, ,'\.577m~ | st Priiaay WILLIAMS. Sy T o et 1 T SARA 1 LA onse f““"‘r"’-"' e She ‘ar:m lrlxvn to mourn their o of ‘othar relative: o Tinerai hereatier. “Remaine e Ermedtdarvis Georgia av. e Nottce ‘ot nr o Hemaine riating af W funeral parlors. Saturdas. Mar 20, o v 0w of John' M. Wi heral from Deal's " fun e ol Emewrr | In Memoriam, - URNS. A tribute of love and devotion 10 lh- huunful em: o TAWESBRNDemET af mr desr husband, gy it Holy forter x'm ine rears ago todas. iversars m: Church st 7 A June s Mas his soul rest in r-w CASSIDY b e SURY- o In Josine memory of our mether, MA SIDY. who paseed away on: - Max a1 11 N MRS, B. CASSIDY. d but lovine remembrance ol P HALL. who_ de- rted this 11 ihree seare afo toaay. 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Automobile Serv LINCOLN uzoo CHAS. S. Z1 ZURHORS‘I' 301 _EAST CAl . Phone u..e..'."'i'i-"' Timothy Hanlon E._____Phone L. 5543 _ J_WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Livery in Connection. * Corum oo 4 agF g m"‘flv'"'ah Frank Geic.rs Sons Co. W, e Telenhons Main 2473 'l' F. COSTELLO ®OW LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH m! . Wise Co.’ 2900 M St. N.W. Phone W. 138 Moderate Prices Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 2B ST Lincoln 524 Neither the successors of nor Spear 1 Bione Frank. as2s 1009 H St. Formerly n«lr St. N.W. | ™ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons. C_BIRCH) (IS AA Fatablished 1183 ~ Gawler Serv:ce Funeral Directors Blnea l|p yaas Main 5512 wn the onginal w4 R CE. SPYSBERA BLACKISTO! Floral “Blanket P S Sy s’"[m', Auto Deli Gude: Co., 12 St Ve ize in E 2| Designs at Modemte NCQ F Iorl t.;