Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 9

WILLIAM J. CALHOUN MAY GET DRY LAW PROMOTION Head of New York Agents Ts Con- sidered for Position as Assistant Chief, William J. Calhoun, who has been until recently head of special agents in New York City, is under consideration for the post of assistant prohibition commissioner, which may become va- cant soon with the appointment of Aif Oftedal to be collector of internal rev- enue at San Francisco. Oftedal is now on_vacation and is taking a motor trip across the \country to his former home in San Prancisco. Calhoun is at pro- hibition headquarters here, where he has just assumed the dutiés of lc!an deputy prohibition commissioner, and 's actuaily performing much of the work l formerly handled by Oftedal. With a long and excellent record in the Treasury Department, Calhoun is belleved by officials to be -equipped for the second post in prohibition enforce- ment, provided he can be spared from the responsible job of head of the spe- ents in New York City the He: “THE EVEN Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to alth Dep: n the last 24 hours: 108 5th Cornella nuull ll. ‘Biges, 80. Aurelia F. A 11t} oel Levine, royvidence Hospital, gooseeh R Spitzer, 49, en route to Bibley 08t Katherine Savage. JJean 30, Gallinger_Hos J. Hausenblas, 11 months, 2603 son. 51, ‘Freedmen's Hospital. e, o, To43 (1 ayne. 15, Eme mepeency Mowlm int 08D Freedmen's Hospital. al, ing Liilian Johnson. Of 33 vessels being constructed in Denmark, 24 are Diesel motor ships. L0SS 70 CAPITAL Planning Commission Mem- bers Issue. Statement on Achievements. Mindful of his great work for the upbuilding of Washington, colleagues of the late Milton B, Med: jr, on the National Capital Park and Pllnnln( Commission, yesterday issued a state- NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, FRIDAY, AUGUST IDEATH OF MEDARY in securing the legislation for the estab- lishment of & permanent planning com- mission in Washington. His knowledge of zoning, archif re and other fea- tures of city planning made it peculiar- ly appropriate that he should have been selected by President Coolidge as one of the four ‘eminent citizens well quali~ fled and experienced in city planning,’ who, under the act of April 30, 1926, constitute the four members of the commission who bring to Washington the experience of other citles. He gave generously of his time and experience without compensation and never missed & meeting of the commission notwith- standing the importance and variety of h‘l other interests. ‘Mr. Medary’s remarkable power to determine the essence of a problem with keen analysis and broad vision made him ansinvaluable member of the Na- tional Capital Park and Planning Com- mission. His death is a great loss not only to this commission, but to the City of Washington as a whole.” 1929, ITHE WEATHER | District of Columbla and Maryland— Cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; gentle north- east winds becoming variable. West Virginla—Partly cloudy, with showers in northeast portion late to- night or tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight. Virginia—Cloudy tonight, tomorrow partly cloudy, slightly warmer, moderate northeast winds becoming variable. Records for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 77; 8 p. 12_midnight, 72; 4 70; 8 - 3 nghznc umperlture. 80, occurred at IR BERGER'S BODY LIES IN STATE FOR DAY Funeral of Former Socialist Leader Planned for Tomorrow. By the Assoclated Press, MILWAUKEE, Wis., August 9.—From noon today until 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon the body of Victor L. Berger, P E-] Beaths E. After jef liness at 1811 Park road, N the late derormian & from, Central Fresny: 4 Trving sts. nw. Inier’ THUMA, LAURA her residence. 1 wife ity rumul terian Chure Sutirday. Augus am. ment Asland, Baltimore Co., Ma. \Suddenly, on Wed- rearel an al from the ubov, August 10, av 330 a¢ the Chuich of the Semerers™ uc t Interment at Mount Olivet "Relatives and {riends invited. In Memoriam. ARMENTROUT. GRACE C. In loving re- membrance of my dear daughter, GRACE C. ARMENTROUT (ree Hurley): Ohe year ago today, August 9, 1928 May she rest in peace. PAPA. * | ARMENTROUT. GRACE C. A tribute of love,ar, & remembrance of our dear daueh- ter and sister. GRACE C. ARMENT, as _ment upon the occasion of his sudden Sollea sy e ddenty 8 3 death, at Philadelphia, Wednesday. Ma. V. L. Peterson, acting executive officer of the commission, in the absence of noon n{ Lowest temperature, 69, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— former Socialist leader, will lie in state| - :)m ;’oflu August 9. 1928. in the vaulted rotunds of Milwaukee's| Quq.o%,We Miss dour smiing face,, City Hall tower, scene of so many of his | ¥ it Births Reported. ords of sorrow avail us not, and, mother, Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, acted as | The following births have been reported to | Erighest, 89; lowest, 71 arty’ 83,701 Us aslecp beneath earth's cover, 3 3 ‘s victories. But'we ara all doine our ve 2 the spokesman and asscrted that Mr, | S Health Debartment in the Taet 54 hours: ¢ % P Aycordon of police will maintain a| AR Brey o God y»‘u Soul is blest Sharies B and Mary A Tlovd: Bor. Tide Tables, N oTu A Medary’s death “is a great loss not only to this commission, but to the City of Washington as & whole.” It is expected guard of honor beside the bier through- | ASHBY. Ly m cut the day and night, while other offi- cers will direct the throngs of mourn- (Furnished by United States ceast and geodetic survey.) In sad but loving remem- other ¥ AS] rthur D, and Ni fnomi. £ Balley, boy. Maxwell, irl, eirl. August s that Col. Grant, who is on his vacation e : in New York, will attend the funeral, ! il o,‘;‘;"d'fn ‘uh“lv.h“tdl%e °i‘1?20':"r"l ::g ers as they pass through the black- L 34 Ebaniert Hiswi g aitie you, which Is to be held Saturday, 9 ety Apoisnaim, @il | 3 e o hemle iy draped halls. BATI Th ont menrts e sneiasas ‘The commission’s announc 1-| Dr. John C. and Mable Brady, sirt TP . hen we u A e nent - | o CROR R T | Romorbu_tow tde 635 am. ana|. | Fiag at Mkt s o L “Mr, Milton B. Medary, ir., who died “Ammu. J. and Regina H. Gelssgnhainer, | 6:48 p.m.; higl e, 12:11 p.m. The huge electric sign that beams To wait for cure, but all in i {fimm . In Philadelphia, was one of | “Hurry 8. and Gertrude L Mover. gi. The Sun and the Moon. “Welcome” on the facade of the build- Halgod sione knewey) :;g';‘gu"::'u e original members of the National . & a) ussink, ‘gir] —- B : ing was dimmed last night for the first vl .l Sres | Capital Park and Flanning Commisson | (eorte ¥ fns 3ct 5 Mallghiber f JOGISun rose 8113 A sun scts | (iR monihs and this momnine the | -3 NG oLt oo appointed by President Coolidge in 1926, | Edward F. and Velma L. Crookshanee. boy, | - Tomorraw— B s American flag was run up at half stafl od has taken you, Gear mother, He had Just been reappointed or & new | Eukene B and Marle & MeCurar 00y, | sots Frve oy, S Tises 816 am. sun | G 8 ghest gable of the tower. DEVIRES vou, found sternalivest, term of six years by President Hoover.| Bncrman s 3 Moon rises 10:13 a.m.; sets 9:58 pm.| The late Representative’s funerai to- LAW. ERIC AND ELSIE EDMONSTO! ASHTON. BERTHA Ir sad my dear and o ASHTON, o dep Iife fhiee years ano today, Ausast 6. 1036, A precious one from me has gone, A voice T loved is stilled. A place 18 vacant in my home Which never can be filled. MOTHER. Mr. Medary, as president of the Amer- ican Institute of Architects and as a member of the National Commission of Fine Arts, played an important part OPEN A CHARGE morrow is to be a public one. Services are to be conducted in the open at the Forest Home Cemetery here. Should it rain, however, they will be held in the City Hall. Dr. A. Eustance Hayden of the Uni- versity. of Chicago's School of Divinity t loving Aubrey V. an Jony H. dnd g, davie! Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Potomac—Clear. Shenandoah—slightly cloudy. Weather in Various Cities. d, boy. L4 - K H H H 1 £ Megrain, eirl, 1 [ | | v is to officiate. Another speaker will be re ve s + Apnethew 3 A Bt E 4 c! ny pe: Three years h: ssed s + " | SUNNYFIELD ) P&G ACCOUNT bt an%.,w,;;g;:?,f‘“;l°°'- § ogEg Oscar’ Ameringer, ediior of the Okia: | Whe, i3 dens miece §as caled agas. " 5 o e asqlin, st &5 homa City Leader, long & newspaper od took her home. 1t was His will, | FPINE MEN'S WEAR nd catierine il‘ s &Z y , long paper | BUL (n my heart I love her atill | Bl " I v I 'ER g Stations. § 58 275 weather. | associate of Mr. Berger. N 1DA. ¢l 4 Ca Slmmu B | | EISEMAN'S—7th & F| Hiu st cnireh i Memorial Services. BRIDWELL FLIPNELET. 1In sad but loving | H H ELIPHELET BRIDWELL, who departed ‘While a last tribute is being paid to “Decidedly Better” this life four vears ago todas, August . r-nm this, world of pain and sorrow. To the land of peace and re Gog has taken our dear it and mother n ost . Pa., Papers piease copy.) FOREIGN, . BROOKS, FVA. Departed this life August £ at (1 am., Greenwich time, today) - | oS AN . i Abilene Tex.. 2993 98 78 .. Giowdy _ |the former leader of the party here we cake free with eac! Flaver as Perfect as Can Be | y Albany N.¥.)1 3014 78 60 045 Bucloudy | Socialists in all parts of the Nation are d kind in all his way purchase of 3 cakes at our wre B White Naphtha 94 78 5 BUCIONOY |t assemble in thelr various meeting [ Gprightand ust uil 'h”.'.f{"'mi’é Mf: special price of 19c or | 1/_[(, Prints b g8 68 0.2 Puclo 1dy | places to conduct memorial services. vhat a loving mes he 11t benin | 4 i 74 Jfo10 98 78 ... C Many of these will coincide with the HIS LOVING WIFE, ELLA. * Lb. ( jrene arden zmc{er't (o Stars 9.90 90 62 hour set for the services here. T. JANE. In sad but lovine re- Cakes Cake 23013 T8 62 Mr. Berger's will was filed here late | membrance my f | aCe n e L3000 99 d8 yesterday. It was declared to be the e iy or cerr @ a S O I iaanast s 1 10U | Shortest of such instruments ever pre- o ot thices Creamery Butter, Ib., 49¢ Q) @) 3012 78 8 - .brcioudy | sented for probate in Milwaukee County. “be too il | - ain Under its terms all of the former Rep- 5 life and mem ik 3002 52 62 00 Brcloudy : 1ol alenrs nE G, i White H E Milk, 3 25 -I. A .E':L 3006 88 80 004 Clear sonsi e e SNia Wrian i Iona Lima Beans .........cxx. €an, 10c ite House Evap. Milk, 3 cans, 25¢ i at K> STRELTS . ‘3002 88 ¢ CLARKE. 3. BLARE. A tribute of love and Tadiaapoits T :o \; 26 S BLAKE” CLARKE. "Who' depr 'lw;hatfi H 1 Lt 3} who departe: s Sultana Kidney Beans .........can, 10c | Canada Dry Ginger Ale ... bottle, 18c Qh[[ £en for ‘Dmerp Jckronvile Fla. 2030 90 71 04 Clear Braths | e metenselts fonioduy? AP ¥, 1008 G niversary mass &t Holy' Comforter MS, : . i Church. Del Monte Tomato Satice, 3 cans, 17c { Bokar Coffee ......c...s.c.cozz. -z. Iboy 45¢ Auqust 10% | AR, MARCAREE: BATSI AT B | Reauiescat in pace. M.C.C. 0.0/ 01 Joreph B. Adams, daughter of Mary A. | HARDY. ELEANOR AND DANIEL. TIGNOR, Taslor and the late dames A. Tavlor & ISABELLA V. ' Sacred To the ‘memory of - — — = DANCING EACHEVENING om-NC'!y Zosh 5 7 0 o {'Eawara. Sonn H. and Himer Tay- | qur loved ores, ELEANGR HARDY. who 0. 62 030 C'ml(() | 1911 ABI A V. TIGNOR (nee | % 78 .... Cloudy Hardy). ten years ago, July 29. 1919. and In Our Meat Markets Seven to ten o'clock. % - Glouds | Tavlor Fuieral Saurday “Ausist 1078 | Hutdp) ton zoars s, Juy 28, Ioio, and | Jlaslc@lie&mfimuOrdeflm P“"}‘““ g_- gg 20 74 %6 640 Ruin New York-ave: bet. New Jersey ave. and | Aueust 9. 1920, | (MEYER DAVIS; Rartiend, N‘" 3t i di cm d 1st st. n.w. Remains resting at the W.| A happy home we once enjoved— | | ) alelg) A | Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga, | How sweet the memory Still splu: III(DIIIIEI‘ o clondy tye, n. Ii..‘:n;lilml;'rxlg‘y, 6"pm, thereafter 'rrag{‘:t:smn‘xn‘e‘l‘«;ag»: in gur home Sloudy, DEVOTED WIFE. " MOTHER, SISTERS | Scm [ al :(: 58 G0i Sioucy | BRENIZER. WARREN F. on Priday, Au- AND BROTHER: . te“ HECG p Prdondy | Fust 8 WARREN ‘P, {ather of John HARRIS. HENRIETTA. In loving memors Fcloudy} L snd et Brenizer. FPuneral from N ENBIETTA HARRIS. ‘Shnt doemors L L.GARDNED AMQORE Clear Bl istouresidence ST AN ab ey Sunduy mn life three ynr: ag0 today, August 9, Monager Cloudy 05 invitkd 1o attend. Willemenott | | tarnal T Lb. 3 Sc Temb!rl\i)r! W'th!x. 9, Where th hk‘ 1 i | London. England. . oudy BROOKS ?n Saturda. (u!t lo i 'ER. LAW AND NIECE. * Stockholm. Sweder 8 Sloudy at1p nes’ undertaking estab- | JENKINS. RA\'K . In sad and lovine re- # o lb oon, Sreenwichi ume, toduy.) e A et mm.,,{m, of oifr dear won. PRANK Tender Sitloin Steak ....................1b. 49¢ wortn (raah; Mol 7! o, BLLA V.. on Twursdy. Aurust 8| SENRIRG vt departet T he Sert Hamilton, Bermuda Part cloudy | 1929, at the residence of her daughter, Clear william F. Edmonds, of 3708 24th st. | 1In_our home vou are Havana, 'Cuba Colon, Canal_ Zoné.."" EX-POLICEMAN FINED $10 | FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT James W. Anderson Takes Appeal ‘When Verdict of Guilty Sweet. thoughts still The hearts that laved Love you in death jus 55¢ 45¢ 20c Rain ne., Charles R. Brown. Notice of funeral later. ELLA V. beloved wife of the late | Fancy Porterhouse Steak ... ... .olb. Fresh Killed Frying Chickens . ......coie. . .1b. S’field Sliced Bacon . ......... ..c.con Tender I8 FARENTS. n sad and loving re- NK BURNSIDE. HARRIET J. On Wednesday. Ausust ¥, 1629, ‘at the’ residence of he daushter, Mis. 3. E. Newcomb. 20-A Bates st nw., J., beloved “wife of he Tate’ gohn Burnside, Funeral services at_the above address Saturday. August 10, 2:30 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. | JENKINE, FRANK S. ‘membrance of mv dear brother. FRA JENKINS. who departed this life one 3e 280 today, August 9, ou_very A% Inlonely hours of Tmpking Often feel your presence nea: Gone is the face T loved so dear, t the voice I loved to hear. CHIARODO. MARY AGLE, On wednesday, August 7. 1920, MARY AGLE. beloved daughter of Jenéue and Andrea Chiarndo. on v ¥ "Tis sad. but true—I wonder why— [ 3 4 c Is Retupned. B partnts. retidence 226 2nd st nw H"er- s SisTER. NS Ak Triiten. o ‘ The Sensible Thing Jumes W. Anderson, recently dis v gitndt FRANK 5, 1n a0 and | missed from the Metropolitan Police = JENKXVB who fltnflrl’fl !?‘h life U‘l' year COBEY, WILLIAM R. On August 8. nn. at his residence. Meadows, Md , WILLIAM R BBy eicvea hasband of the late Efe M. Cobéy. Funeral from his late residence Saturday, August 10, 2:30 p.m. Interment partment, was fined $10 by Judge Rob- | ert E. Mattingly in Police Court yester- day, where he was arraigned on a dis- orderly conduct charge. azo today. August 9. dear brother, lives throuen, N calling a funeral director, one should look 9 Keuogg s or n la es pkgs. 1 C for two things—fine quality of service and Anderson was arrested August 5 with | Mount Rest Cemeters. La Plats, Md. Rela- | For "R, g iyt SRakiGe g Ch, . three companions in an apartment in| on Thursday, Au- | MOORE. WILLIAM J.. fr. In xmm- mem- merchandise, and moderate costs. It is silly to overlook EITHER of these considerations. JAMES, 4 4 s st | SANES A Fulband of the late Matia n Davidson ‘and father of James A. 3 Hebert Davidson of New York and Mrs Maria Davidson Tylor. Funeral services at' the sbove mddress Saturday, August 10. at 2 pm. Inierment private H. Departed this life Thurs- | st 8. 1929, at his residence. 1020 y ave. s, JOHN H. DAVIS, be- | joved husband of Louise Davis and father na Perry and brother of Joseph Davis leaves a host of other relatives Remains resting at the John 1. 3rd and Bye sts. Tater. Post Toastie Wildmere Eggs 8 O’clock Coffee the 1900 block of New Hampshire ave- nue by Detective S. 8. Gravely of the third precinct. The four were taken to the third precinct, where they put up $5 bond. All except Anderson for- feited. He gave the name of William Thompson at_that time. Anderson did not pay the fine and according to his lawyer, Abner Siegal, the case will be appealed. He was re- leased on & $100 appeal bond. Stanley Allen, one of the compan- ions of Anderson, was charged with the possession of a quart of liquor found in dear father. "tatner-in-law and LLIAM J. MOORE. . August I think of you in silence: No eye can see me weep. Byt many u silent tear 1'shed When others are aslee; St wheeP I e o Clas- wowe kit Your darling face to see. To hear your voice I loved so well That mesnt so much to me. My only consolation that I have in store Is our meeting in heaven and parting no LOVING SON. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN. Carton of 12 Ib. 45¢ 37¢ Our service answers, satisfactorily, BOTH considerations. There is no finer mortuary 1 service than we offer, and our prices are very moderate. Deal service, complete, may be had for as little as $125.00. urs- Au- DONOHUE. On _Thursday. DANIEL. st sters. | MORRIS, CHARLES W. In sad and lovin 1 ' 1 the apartment at the time of the arrest. | £ Sy,%2" St e atis e | jemembrance of our de“lrs Susband and / 'lbo /'lb. This case is pending in Police Court. Vriint 4252 390h St nwe DANIEL DONO- | father, CHARLES W. MORRIS, who de- ectar eas 2 C 2 c Anderson was dismissed from the| HUE. Funeral services Ms(::n\d.:{s chapel, B m- e elent vears aso toass, At > ur k k EAL FUNERAL HOME [ missmot smiin, i) BEARESGiln i) B g' i low officers of the third precinct with Mmml Qiivet cemeters: HIS LOVING SIFE "AND. SO va RS On Thursday. Au- ND WELLNER C. MOR! LICE S. i 1929, at her residence, Forssivilie. 2 mer @ lingering iliness,'Mrs. ALI el wife of George S. Dove. later. (lnltlmore grafting and did not sustain the charges. Rites Held for Mrs. Schurtz. SPRINGFIELD, Va, August 9 (Spe- cial).—Final rites for Mrs. William or 71_:/&7-& nce SAsk your neighbor' 816 H STREET N.E Phones meo]r_l 8200-8201 ROCK, GEORGE PETER. Tn sad but loxin Temémbrance of our @ear fon. GEOR PETER , ROCK., AT todas, August 9. sary mass at St. Dominic's Church. Sweetly, tender, fond and true. There is not a day. dear son, Spaghetti and Noodles O aSrancements KHARDT. JOSEPH B. On 'n\ur-mv. B oaat d, 1030, at the Tesidence of his fis- Encore Macaroni 4 pkes- 25¢ Quaker Maid McKinley Schurtz, who died at the ter, Mrs. DN !glaflm;‘.“lé:emlflm £l,D% | That we do not think of you. v v . dévoted nus n Oven BNl A e e, mere | Eekharar” Faneral tmm above residence | Yol ST CTIsE AR kinely wars held this afternoon at the Beulah Bap- tist Church in Franconla by Rev. Seay of Upperville, Va. Interment was in the Beulah Cemetery. on Monday. August 12. at 2 b. ment Glenwood Cemetersy. HARTIG, MARTHA ELIZABETH. Suddenls, on Wednesdsy, Au 929, at 8:30 Shit) Bitoifal "MARTHA ELIZABETH BAR {nee Campbell), beloved wife of Louis Har- | Funeral {rom the You had a smile for every one And died beloved by HIS PATHE] ter- 11 R "AND MOTHER. Beans 3 «ns 25¢ Baked Ex-King’s Attendant Dead. Fl'\ERAl; DIRECTORS. Micient Bervice. ant Sk, DO Relatives and_friends invited' to attend. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. A lvec‘lsll Van 2 Al R Ciera cans C DON, August 9 (A).—Edward| nw. on Ssturday. August 30, st 3 p.m . Deal & Co. LON Miedinger, for 33 years chief personal attendant of King Edward, died yester- day in the hospital where he was taken after being found at his Leyton resi- dence with throat wounds, apparently self-inflicted. w6 1 5T, NE LINCOLN 8200. TIMOTHY }E:\NLON Puntul Director te_ Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L . L. SPEARE CO. Camps TOmato Soup Eagle Condensed Milk HARTIG, MARTHA ELIZABETH. ‘mesting of Ruth Chapter, No. 1. is called for Saturday, August 10, 1929, at 2 o'clock, at Masonic Temple. Brightwood. ttend the funeral of our late sister, Mrs. THA ELIZABETH HAKTIG. By order of the matton, RS. MAE E. FELKA. an ]19c¢ : F KOHLER, GEORGB J. On Th\"‘lflu}' Au- Neither the successors n! nor connected . DOG—Rather large size, white, male poodle: | gust 8, 1929, at his residence. 471 H st with, the original W. R ...-. establishe X been straying about three month: Pred F. n.w. GEORGE J, beloved husbund of ent. N W| P d ns Foote, Falls C . V. _P. S| Ania M- Konler.” ‘Puneral from his late | Bhone Pravk. mn repare ca ST A residence on Saturday. August 10, at merly _F_St. NW. T TR 3"“'»'4.1‘: Wi | mm fhenes [0 S Mares Chureh, WS | QNS H s do & Co. 3 o o v t 9 a.un. for the Febose of his. soul. AL SR, ardo 0. Taterment A Trenton: JUSR plewse cony | Privat ‘Thurs- P 2t | Modcrn_Chapel Was) Established 1 Pn\ate Limousine Ambulance Lincoln 0524 (Trentor, M:’hm\‘uu. REV. ues! feslaence of his, d-ulhler Geoigia v g lnu\ed to attend. LOST. N. BAR_PIN, piatinum, with 3 diamonds: ‘Tuesday, August 6. on Conu. ave. Reward. GEORG Cantrell & 2 bottlas 25C C&C Gingerale Apt. 34, 1901 Wyoming ave. GE_ W Cochrane’s BhrEa dmona pa o e | Hioidal Meiatia” 5 mace wosd | JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. . and Park r McGoings. He mourn their loss Phone North “.7 ; about 314 nches lons: liberal 1337 10th 8t N.W. Teward. - Call Adwms 9079. 2 wite, ’e‘:fierd.“ ::le‘rel’. :Yrilrdee"maklna’u 5 tils,_$305, 4105, m lnd ot o v - Gold Medal > jar BILLS—A roll of bills, $305 3105 pott ohnits S 1o T o 3 Cooked a Onnalse C ;‘A‘;"‘;‘B}r’“’“m o T | e Frichds invited. Tnterment, P-mvu Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Ca, k ey .-ufl’;"""‘"‘" Weinesdsy. Reward. SRy, LORENZO. _Departed e lite 1623 Connecticut Ave. o ; i 7. 1920, at 6:1 CAMBO RING. August & neor, l-am' R LT P R Petomac 4600 B e T e NZO ONERY, devoled father of 102 |8 vears at 1208 1 st.. 45 years at 20 P ot. - alvert s renzo_ Gaskins, . ¥, u ’ 3 " James. Do Albert: LLIAM LEE'S SONS, FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES SERTIRIONTE o e o ey | e, i, B Qe B | . W tric Ce Reward. ~Apt 5. The Chastleton. North 10000. Br. 315. nine great- Krnndth"drr;rb Puneral 8un- CREMATORIUM., i ¢ 11, at p.m. from Mt. COIN PURSE, small, brown and_ hllc um- day. A\llus ST PSR ut, SaininE 310, ANt YC Ficake call after fl."r’.‘cn ‘&" Oaix ny nm.m.",“.u. 133 PA. AVE_N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 5:30. B 1388, CHAS. S. ZURHORST lol lAl'I‘ cA!l'l‘Dl; IT. Col. 3264. bepween 4500 G ave esday mornini ve. at th Erny Co. funeral e s a7 b Pridey. therumr K is late residence. Home Grown Fancy Quality £ T FUNERAL DESIGN BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs 5 ‘ ) ! I " ')D ] A THERINE, Thursday, P - EAR C RN I OE S ue T, D b T AR e et el s W Ioscph Bm:h s 's Sons t N nd Ambassador "tuow of Rellly and mot (ISAAC BIR thin”gold chain. Re- 303 h o008 . 3 fl?a"auma fl;:m;g““"";,"; %178 "Banerots | Jobn Bdvard, and J. Forres #fil.‘tr.:“‘ ot 4 M St. N.W. n&'fimm Toer Dl Telephone Nort Tato Tesidence on Monday, Ausust 12, - KEVS, on ring; rewsrd. 826 4th st. nw. B g 5 apns thence to St. Paur's Roman Fra,nk Geier’s Sons Co, - ears C 1b: C Neilsnse. Sadlie" Bhiwcl oy e, ¥ de 0N |, 1 SEVETH 8% 24, National 2473 ‘POCKETBOOK st Tuesday, .wu: mid- al L Inte v Madern Chapel. Telephone i night b!t'een mmonmomr B n pont Cunn g:;“ ;{mo‘::“ éen':;“"_\;r soul conie ____L__ = 2 FL R SHECKELS, LILLIAN B. gfiey o hrtet liness. r residenc n.w., A aviy ark, snswers to name oglrnn collar. 215 17th » cnu of uu, Il un he: 112 & b LICLIAR 5., the Stringless Beans \aaaaaxass. Ib., 10c { New June Apples . ......4 Ibs., 25¢ ices 1 H o setting with small dia- >4 White Squash ....wweriew. - . .1b, 5c { Ripe Bananas .. ... sane.-.doz., 29¢c !_mg-.gl-vg vrn.n o e i tadiy | Belg st ey u;,e '_"‘{‘;.’L‘,'m fi‘u"%:: it &5 andsap: 3 for 25 F Peach: room at cm B e o 3138 P si| slonal Cemeters. Relatives and friends et CALL MAIN $707 Cantaloupes =.caar-vanx=. 3 for 25¢ | Freestone Peaches .zx.sa. 4 Ibs., 25¢ R sianal Cemetery. Ralatives, GEO C. 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