Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | be TODAY. Washington Parish, will give a card |at 8 o'clock. His topic will party at 2 o'clock and tomorrow eve- | “Cosmic Consciousness.” Ining s 8 o'clock at lhs\ home of The Lincoln Post, > Mrs. W.TL Cross, 1106 I street south- | The Emma Sanford Shelton W. C. in the G. A. R. Hall at o east. T. U. will hold its monthly meeting, = i B IR |8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Eva Christ Church, i “riswell, 530 Shepherd street north- ——— == | Dr. Joseph Themper, .lem:«ll“nfl WE DYE _ ‘ surgeon, will lecture to the Longevity WEARING APPAREL BLACK | Legion at 8 o'clock, 1628 K street. FOR MOURNING | His subject will be “Teeth and In 24 Hours | Health.” | The Carmack Dry gemhg Co.’ Lincoln The committee of The War Veterans’ Assoclation will hold its monthly meeting at the Grand Army Hall at 8 o'clock. The Washington City Chiropractors’ will lecture in| Association will hold its monthly Viva M. meeting in the rooms of the Central | the Unity January Auditprium, 7 New Address—612 13th St. (Bet. F and G Sts.—West Side) 1s75' 1926 51st FALL OPENING and ANNIVERSARY SALE 15 Years at 1333 F St. N.W. 35 Years at 1334 F St. NW. One Year at Our Prezent Location 612 13th Street Two Weeks Only! All Foot Form Shoes for Everybody Physical Culture—*Style Plus Comfort”” Shoes for Women The Exclusive Stacy-Adams Shoes for Gentlemen FITS TIGHT AT SIDES CLUTCHES -THE HEEL All Women's $7.50 and $8.00 Shoes 850 and 900 10.00 11.00 and 11.50 12.00 and 12.50 13.00 and 13.50 14.50 $8.50 Shoes . IR0 Y : | Stacy-Adams & Co. | $1300 Shoes ... e | 1350 | 1400 14.50 15.00 .$6.65 | . 765 . 885 10.85 .11.85 12.85 A LIBERAL REDUCTlON ON CHILDREN'S SHOES We include not only all Regular Lines of Anatomically correct shoes, but our Famous “Arch-lift” and other Correc- tive Models EDMONSTON & CO., Inc. ANDREW BETZ, Manager 612 13th Stree “ “« Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store = Hart Schaffner & Marx Blue suits in this SUIT SALE! $55 $50 suits reduced to 539 (Many with 2 trousers) Just the thing for College or Early Fall Business Wear Blue Serges Blue Unfinished W orsteds Blue Pin Stripes and Cheviots Single or Double Breasted Models for Business, College or School Every size—regulars, shorts, stouts, longs Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street A5 Chiropractic_College at 8 o'clock. Dr. H. U. Bell will speak on the subject of “Glands.” The United Lodge of Theosophists will continue the study of “Echoes From the Orient,” at 8 o’clock, 709 Hill Building, Seventeenth and I streets. The first meeting of the season for the Southwest Citizens’ Association will be held at the Fairbrother School tonight at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elected. =0 " pavs vo Gold SOTH 4as 0F 1% AT RFEE “The Power of Thou ht— The Ma c of the Mmd” —Byron. How powerful Lord Byron's words ring today, when by the power of thought and the magic of the mind a sentiment is being formed against those extra interest and service charges on your credit and bud- get buying that will gain the victory for you sooner than you imagine. The power of pub- lic thought and the magic of the public mind will soon free you from such a sys- tem. Goldenberg’s are leading the way, as at our store we charge no interest nor extras on any bills, We do not penalize our friends. YOU KNOW W. W. CHAMBERS, THE UNDERTAKER HE HELPS PEOPLE IN DISTRESS CAPTIVE WRECKS OFFICER. mtches Motor Cycle While Being Taken to Jail in Martinsburg. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., Septem- ber 15.—Arrival upon the scene of his aide, State Trooper H. C. Ancell, last night is belleved to have saved the life of Sergt. Walter Huff, in charge of the local constabulary detail, who was being roughly handled by a negro barber, George Manual of Winches- ter, Va. The negro was being brought as a prisoner to the jail here on liquor transportation charges when he sud- denly grabbed the handle-bars of the officer’'s motor cycle, with whom he was riding, and ditched the machine. He fell on top of the officer and was making a grab for his revolver when Pvt. Ancell, following in the negro’s confiscated car with a woman who had been arrested with the negro, rescued the officer. Manual made a break for liberty, but was captured. Officers reported finding a gun and a package of pepper in his car. Gasoline Uniformity. The uniformity of gasoline has be- come more common. There has been a slight average increase in the vola- tility of the motor gasoline in use to- day, according to tests made by the nited States Bureau of Mines. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Phi Gamma Delta Graduate Chapter will have a luncheon at the University Club tomorrow afternoon at 12:45 o'clock. The Golden Rule Council, No. 10, Daughters of Amerfca, will hold a lawn party tomorrow night at § o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mildred Kendrick, 1243 G street southeast. The National Fellowship Club will open its Fall season of dancing to- morrow night in the rose room of the Washington Hotel. Every one is wel- come. The Cosmopolitan Club will hold a luncheon tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Lee House. A free course in Esperanto, under the auspices of the International Language Club, is being given at 1715 Buclid street. The next meeting is tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. National Review, No. 1, of the Women'’s Benefit Association, will hold an afternoon card party tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lula S. Hammond, 2523 Thirteenth street northwest. The Women's Alliance of All Souls’ Church will hold an exhibition of Uni- tarian literature and portraits of prom- inent Unitarians at 1224 I street Fri- day and Saturday during the day and evening. The Women's Auxiliary of the Craftsman’s Club of the United States Veterans’ Bureau, will meet at the Everett Hale Memorial Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard streets, September 21, at 8 o'clo He don't try to find how mfch your insurance is or what you have in bank. He just gives you A Funeral for $75, $100, $125 Up —as you desire, and guarantees to charge you less for what he does than any other undertaker. W. W. Chambers is right at the Brown Stone Funeral Home— Cor. 14th and Chapin N.W. Phone Col. 432 To back up every word in his ads. A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 The Finest Grave Vault, $85 Call the Brown Stone Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Cc. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED. SATISFACTORY TERMS ARRANGED. 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Tomorrow, increasing cloudi- ness, probably followed by showers, fresh northeast winds. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 69;: 8 p.m. 66: 12 midnight, 63; 4 a.m.,, 61; 8 am, 63; noon, 69, Barometer—i p.n 30.21; 12 midnight, 30. 30.24! 8 a.m., 30.26; noon, 30.26. Highest temperature, 70, accurred at 3 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 60, occurred at 6 a.m. toda Temperature same day last year— Highest, 80; lowest, 68. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:18 a.m. high tide, 1.09 a.m. and and Tomorrow—Low tide, 9 1 p.m.; high tide, :36 p.my The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5%48 a.m.; sets 6:16 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun sun sets 6:17 p.m. Moon rises 1:47 p.m.; p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 68; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. ‘emperature. ®3 . and . and sun rises 5:49 am.; sets 11:32 Tepue Stations. Weather anowoseg WomoT g asey “wre g o) we . Clear Clear. . Cloudy Il Clear . Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudr Clondy . Cloudy i.0% Rain 0.06 Clear . Pt.cloudy Clear Clear 0.66 Cloudy . Clear . Pt.clondy . Cloudy Clear, Clondv Cloudy Rain Albany Atlanta Atlantic Ciiy Rirminghari Blamarck RBoston Auffalo “harleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia Denver Detroit Fl Paso “alveston Helena Huron, san Cify 2 Vos " Anceles Lonisville iami, Fla. New Orleans 29.9 w Yo 30.3. .. Clonds i Clondy dmaha Lo FPhiladelphi Phoenix Pittehureh 3014 ortland Me. 5044 .01 Antonio 80 &a Diezo.. 20 82 Franeiac 20 <0 Seattin nokana WASH..D.C.'30.26 FORFI (8 am. Greenwich time. todar.) ~rations ura Wenthas Part rloudy Clonds Part clondv Part clondv Part clondy Part clonds Part oudy Clear Clear V... Stoeliolm, Swoden tavana Colon, € Ciha - nal Zone . ARGENTINA. For the week ending September 13, 109 ~Temperature—Precipitation Current. Depar. Current. Depisr “orn and north- ern wheat area 57 sonthem wheat Bl Deaths Reported. Tha fallowing deaths have been feparted 10, ha Health Department in the last 24 John L. Nichols. 64. Homeopathic Hos- Cornelia Bovden. 69, Home for Tnenrables Christiana Larner. 84, 1498 Mass. ave Tarriat . Power. TR 713 Tavior &t Tae Crandall. 04,1822 Calvort af Y B. Crifith. 60, 2541 131 st o T Hurlev. 57204 8th at. se Christing Schaefor. 80 1203 Kenvon et Katherine Herron, 74, Georgetown Univer- Fownity 70, 3911 1. ave, 0 +1 0 —o04 01 0.8 Willlam_Hupe Daniel Shanahan. Z1. 5021 12th st ne Fugene A. Bachschmidt, 26, St. Eliza. beth’s Hospital, Tanra Fowler, 58, Providence Hosnital Michael Haves, 81, United States Soldiers' Home Hospital Mary E. Guiiford, 71, 1708 Upshur st. Harriet B Atkims. 47, 394 T, at. s.w. Armond Tolline, 0 ey Vietor, 27, 2320 Oth i .‘am‘xe Brown. 58, St. Elizabeth's Hos- nita Elien Carter, 60. Gallinger Hospital. Tear T4th_pna READS < strine, f Newton. Clev. Td. Reward flat pink. b 1332 W vixh-:hnnd d"l" errydale. __Reward. 17 ac REAGLE WOUND. k. Finder notity W, 4. Rotiatree a__Phone Claréndan_459. ENVELOPE containing nanArs. Return to T, D MeMurrav. .W.. or room 304_Jenifer ard. 16¢ one a dis ction: when lost & Taylor. Liberal Eraved o Snnday. -~ Re- 31 "Belmong rd sday. ET: o Drobably at Great Fall turn to apartment 7. 1 Reward. » 3 BUNDLE OF (LOTHES—Lowt oi Sent. T4, on 12th s ne. between Linder Md. ave ant 0ih &f. Reward if e {0 Mrs. “Thomas. 614 Md. ave Tinealn 148 CAMEO PI P]\—Rpwxr(l Star_ofM CAPE. child's, bive Tined with red. on Men: Foe 8t hetwean Lith and 13 +t<. last night. Phone Columbia 1335-W. _Reward DIAMOND BRACELET Samtas & morning be- ween 1027 Newton' st and 2214 R. 1 P 51 5 Saturday a FYEGLASSES (nr'mu el Reward. Mair 789 r tortoies shell frame, u-nmer“:-m ) Claflin's” malke e in brown E GLASS CASE. containine xinsses. ternity nin. envelone with name C. Crilles an Rhode Taland ave n.e. ' Reward. Crillev. 20 nnm Sonth Dakota ave. n. rch. North Beach M- 'c Titinoia ave. Adama a355-0 D WATCH_ small: Montros initials M. E. Rewara: ™ 5285 15° bout 121 6th o R0 ¢ near ANDBAG, tan color. L. K Tisain 5:30. “Revward. ord. M. Mulford, ver: initials "S_ S, 7 Satur- " Address Box m)-n:;:'fu Retirn e, Reward. The Beacon, Tuesd: h Tueaday might. van ity of 9th st.' n. or at Leader Theater Herbert'a Tire Shop. 1 phone_Main_1843. RAT TERRIER DOG—Black and tan._Mon- Aay evening on Conn. ave near K st. Finder wih ‘e hienly rewarded. Noulty" fouls R Moss. 5406 Coun. or 40% Inaurance Building. 15¢ ARY. 0‘&"‘ bhetween 14 Jacks go 31 ot Monday nicht. Reward. " Fraph: n VER PARROT PIN. Notify Mrs. G. S P i BTG ‘x‘;';'w.rgi ST WATCH wn . white goid T Tectangulur shape. 10-J0wel, four amalt o mnnd;"' two blue sapphire’ stoves: reward. 7 stone Flesse aturn 30 Pa. ave. n.w.._ or al Lin Reward. 5 g “455: TINY B! DN Terrier puppy brown, with white face. Re- ward. Apt. 202, 1725 17th n.w. North 7951, Ic.6. ELLIOTT, 76, DIES; LONG IN U. S. SERVICE Farm Land Drainage Expert Left Department of Agriculture to Enter Private Firm. Charles G. Elliott, 76 years old, civil engineer and for many vears an expert on farm land drainage *for the Department of Agriculture, died at his residence, 6803 Fifth street yester- day, after an illness of several months. Entering the Government service in 1902, Mr. Elliott later became chief of drainage investigations on the De- partment of Agriculture's experiment- al stations. He continued with the department until 1913. In 1908 he was appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture to visit northern Europe with a view to making an extensive study and report on drainage of turf and peat land in Holland, Germany and other countries. Since his retirement from the Gov ernment service he has been a mem- ber of the engineering firm of Elliott & Harman, with offices in Peoria, Ill.: Memphis, Tenn. and this city. Born in Illinois, M Iliott was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott. He was educated at Illinois Wesleyan University, Oberlin College and at the University of Illinois, re- celving his B. S. and C. E. degrees at the latter institution. Following his graduation he established himself as a civil engineer and drainage expert in the Northerw Central States, Mr. Elliott was the author of the first bulletin prepared by the Depart- ment of Agriculture on drainage, it is stated. Also, he was the originator of the system mostly used in Western States for draining irrigated land. « Mr. Elliott was a member of the American Soclety of Engineers, the Tllinois Soclety of Engineers and the Washington Soclety of Engineers. He is survived by a son, Herman R. TElliott of Montrose, nt; a daughter, Mrs. P. B. Morehouse of Washington, and a_ sister, Mrs. Ida Knapp of Deerwood, Minn. Funeral services will be tonducted at the Takoma Park Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon at 0 o'clock. Rev. W, E. La Rue will officlate. In- terment will be in Fort Lincoln Ceme- ter: sy s Births Reported. The following births have been reported 10 the Health Department in the last 24 Richard H. and May P. Bussell, Thumn» J. and Catheri les 3. and Elizabeth E. Kent. boy. Do ke and Bertha 1y Conbey, giri. Frank M. and_May Webster, girl. Jdohn H. and N by George and ary Koutris, boy. Staniey and Nora Hertzman, girl. Myron B, and Prudence Thompson, boy. Audrey Marrs, girl. Elijah and Gladys L. Alvord. girl. John H. aud Rachael Craige, girl. Frances A. and Henrletta McNaney, boy. Morris and Frances R. Gewirz, boy. X’o!nlln N, and Edna Samaba. girl. £ i *Roberta. cil F. and Lucy D. Charles W. and Ruth F. Handy, b Karl W. and Leona I. Kindleberger, boy. 'y B. herine E. Simms, girl. Frank J. and Ellen J. Loftus, giri. Thomas L. Trundle, girl. Richard G. and Mary S_ Stickle; Le Roy M. and Beulah Boswel Roland T. and June Booth, bo; John H. and Bertha L. Campbell, boy. Harry and Mary Smith, boy Paul’ L. and Dorothy F. Darnes, boy. Leon ahd Kathetine E. Pappas, cirl Willlam G. and Neilie R. Johnson, boy. Wayne and Lydia A. Graham, girl. Witlis and Kebecea Clinkscaics,: girl Francis and Bessie Williams. girl. A L. Josephine Waddelle. boy. Molvin nd_Evylin Prlrul &irl. John and Willlam and Kuby John W. and Southail, kirl. Provi. b LEY of denice Ho September 14, 192 pitan ',‘”F‘F“"" nrv?t‘k _ “Remains ‘resting at e's chapel, 9th and Westminster st Friends invited. Interment Harmony ‘enietery. 16% BORLAND. Suddenly. September 14 at 17gm, At his ome, 412 1Y now.. 1F._F. beloved husband Masiie H. Borland. Funeral servi the home September 16. at 2 p.m terment at Rock Creek Cemeter: of_Stansbury are requested {o inication " Thuralay m.. at Bright to, ‘attend | the tend a’ apecial mmm Sentembor 10, 3 wood tote o | Toetal o nmmer LESLIE F. BORLAND. S HOWARD HIXGON. Secretar PR, SSRATOSE AR oW g "ot Chailes Orign Hrown and qiher of Baigy and: Hessie Brown of 1518 R Do " Reatitem mase at St Fuls € unm 15th and V_sts. n. Sep- tember18. | Lnterment Rock Creex ‘Ceng- tory. COLLIN®. On Monday. September 13, 1926, a9 pm. at the residence of her danghter Mre. Waiier Da Montreville, in Brookiyn, N. Y. CAMILLA €. fOLLI \’x beloved wife of the,late John lina. in her A0th vear. §he is survived by Thomas D. and_ Abbott G. Collins. Mrs. Robert E. Dogle. sr.: Mrs. Walter De Montreville and Mrs. Johin 3, McDuell, " Funeral private from her son’e residence. Thomas line, 4120 N. H. ave.. Thursday. Septem- ber 16, 2 pm. Intérment Congressional Cemetery. (Winchester papers please copy.) 15 RTIN. | Tuewlay, September 14, 1026, at O ST et Biorth: o, S ARY ATMIE COUGHLAN, belaved Wite of John J. Curtin. Funeral from_her late residence'on Friday. September 17. at #:30 a.m.. thence to St. Josenh's Church where muss will be &ung at 9 am. Rela- tives and. friends invited to attend. Inter- ment in Mount Olivet Cemeter: 16 DAVIS Monday. 0 p.m.. at Dakota” avs. ‘n e HOWARD W beloved hushand of Tattie and father of Laverna Fuperdl from his late residence Phiedar. Sentember 10. at 3 p.or, Inter: ment Glenwood Ceemtery. LLIOTT. On Tuesday. September 14, 1926, i hic residence. 803 Bth & n.w.. CHARLES G.. hushand of the late Lira M. Elliott. Remains resting at the S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 13th st n.w. Funeral services Thuraday. Septem ber 16, at 2:30 pm.. Baptist' Chu 1926, at . Piney Branch rd. and Aspen st. n.w. Remains mav be seen at the church from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m \[nndnl’ %»lkmb@r 13. 1926, RELL, ant_of 1164 .rm Street n e from ‘the Darlors of James T 17 Pennsyivania avenue u! nn uraday. September 10, at thence 1o St. Aloysius' Chure uhn' nask will ba eaid at ® a.m. Relatives and * ienas dnvited: to' attend. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemete: ¥D. Monday. Sentember 17 at home, 1158 b1 “lr heloved da William' Fioyd mother. father and four sisters. host of Setembe e ) ptember ¥ i st Church. (Bth and n orge Bullock. pastor. GRAVESR. _Suddenly. on Monday, September 3. 1626, at his residence. 2113 K st ‘ S H, GRAVES. Jr. " Bady rest- Ing "a ler's chape 3 until time hi h will_he NlnhnM at St. Stephen’s Church, th ‘and Pennayivani h.w.. on Thurs. Qay. September 10, at O a.m. Interment private. GRIFFIN, On._ Tussd tember 14, 1926, M. EDWARD. husband of the lais 1ota: Stifin sk eom of “Mary and ‘the jate Thomas Griffin. Funeral from mother's _residence. Friday. September 17. at 8: 10 St. Stephen's Church. 25th st. save. whera requiem mass will brated at 9 am. Monday HARLES & - Funeral and, friends, & 1736 w and Pa be i 16¢ S A M st - Fri dl' S’m'fl\hflr . at 1 o'clock. Remains bhe seen at the funeral home of Moon EVAllen Chapel. 12th and Florida ave. n.w 16 HA A\l members of 8. are requested attend a pfirhl meeting tonight. 8 o'clock, at Rali: Yo arranee for'the faneral of firother HA. Funeral Friday, Sei (amber 17, 3, Metzopelitan: A% E widGARD, W P A Church B, V. EUGENE P. HALE. The Fraters of Henderson o K. are ordered l? assemble oon & AH-n s, 12th and F n!Mn ave. n.w.. Friday, September 17. at 12 lock 1o ltlrml the funs ,I of Past (uruml Con CHAS. W.'HALE. By order of Cminent Commander. LOUTS W, ROY, Recurder. of Kesstone \l Wash to Pat.. um.m domber 15" attond l‘m funeral of Com- HAS. W, By order o1 the Mo Flaellnnl Hllh Prlgul IINB?B GEE, U.fl‘ e at_Takoma Park | 3034 M S | .n\"rh' B GER % on s September 16, dence of b South Alfred 10 ‘a.m. Frids ”‘.r nt St ‘ Mary's Cametery evening, September 14 lock. nfter a long McGRATH h of the Fody will be t fternoon at 6 Mre. MONIM1 Louis " this burial ROC) On_Tuesday, September ALFRED B.. con of Mre. F and the late Patrick H ROULHAC tember 14, daughter. one b grandchiidren. one other relatives and_ frien September 17, Raptiat Church . George Brent. pastd 1 Sriends Pavne s con SMITH. OMoere Todgn Hrothe: at Columbia huraday Wood's ste. now No. 40, invited husband of Alice T. Summers. Funeral e on Fridav. Septem- Interment Cedar Hill and friends invited 1 September nger Hospit tevoted mother of nd_Ada Hutehinson She also leaves to erandchildren on: Remains s & ( to attend THOMAS. mourn her departure nine and_other relatis 11 resti John . Rhin 1 and 1 ate. s.w ? . from Joh funeral chiapel intcrment K tery. TREWHELLA. THOMAS 'S gon of F. Ch Trewhella OCK, On Tuesday. Septembar at_his residence. 1478 F_at ved hushand of Carrde M. » “of his fax. Sente In Memoriam. BAUER, our dear d; In sad but lovine remembran ATHRINE RAT one year ugo 10 Just when life was the <weetest 1 she conld have lived her best of Heaven opened And God called her home 1o rest. She wore & _crown of patience All throtgh the vears <he struggled on Those handa that Are the hands fh HER LOVING T Tn ead_but lovine re hushand WILLTAM COLVIN. Ambra of my’ den Wwho denart Septen: world to_star YOUR LOVING WIFE. FLLA COLVIN ¢ 7 In loving but sad remembranca dear hushand and father. who foll asleep ohe year ago today. September 15 19 Just when life wae the cwantest And Be conld have lived his hest The entes of Heav apened Ana Ha wina en 0 ract HI3 LOVING WIF FAMILY HARPER. Tn éncred brother. LEO HAR life Sentember 1 in his Tone and s Y me heart T e E BARBER MACK. In my beloved who died_fon tember 15. 19 Cone nat_fareotten HIS LOVING WIFE BLANCHE ROBINSON. Tn ead hut lovine remembrance of my hushand. M KINLEY ROBINSON rted thie 1 vear ago today Bomie: Ty 1ha 4llvee oSl BT Break And 1 no moi now. shall wing But_ oh. the jov when we shall meet n the nalace of the Kine WIFE. BESSIE E. ROBINSON WEST. 1In loving but remembrance of my husband. JOH who died one year ago today ember 15. 1925 Can T help but feel so lonely When his voice T do not hear? For no words were over sweeter Than the words he spoke o dear. At _tha bedside of my dear husband loving hands grow thinner, him slowly fade away It i lonsome here without you, And_ead the weary w; For my life is not the same to me Since vou were called AWAY HIS LOVING WIF ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS ~ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 428 T Lincoln 524 V.L.SPEARE C CO. Neither the successors of nor comne Spoar caraniias Phons Fragk. 0 1009 H St. N. w Form 010 F St N.W Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) with the origi ment. 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