Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1929, Page 9

THE_EVENING 0000000000 0000000860000000000000000000000000000000 w. 3]c 0000000000000 000000 000”'00000“00““““0000000 LEAN, MILD CURED SMO. HAMS In All Meat Matrkets and Grocery Stores "Sunnyfield Butter Packed in Vj-1b. Prints 53¢ Encore Brand Macaroni Spaghetti and Noodles 4 pg. 25¢ ‘00000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 45c¢ 00000000600000000060000000600006000000060600600006 WILDMERE FRESH EGGS Carton of 12 8 O’Clock Coffee : White House Evap. Milk, 3 tall cans, 25¢ Quaker Maid Beans 3 cans, 25¢ Encore Prepared Spaghetti, 3 cans, 25¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Post Toasties Royal Gelatine . ... . .. Hire’s Root Beer Extract . »monoon»ooounooom“mmnmow““« FANCY ELBERTA or GA. BELLE Bushel Basket .. .. Fresh Green Lima Beans 3 Lbs., 25¢ Seedless Grapes Lb.,10c COLORADO . FRESH PEAS Lb. 10c $000000000000000000000000000000000009 IN OUR MEAT MARKETS LEAN LEAN FRESH FRESH HAMS Shoulders Lb. 31c Lb. - 23¢ Fresh Ground Hamburg .Ib., 30c Tender Beef Liver ..Ib., 25¢ Loin or Rib Veal Chops. . . L 4 D4 * < L 4 D 4 L 4 * 04 Veietafi s eis. eledefemmions’s ¥ mo. Hams 31c .2 pkgs., 15¢ .2 pkgs., 15¢ 2 pkgs., 15¢ _bottle, 22¢ $ IMRS. CROKER MAY Palm Beach Estates and Mc- Donald Ordered by Court to Pay $1,670,000 for Lands. By the Associated Press. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, August 23.—Courses of procedure, at the end of which lie possible settlements of the six-year-old court fight here over $7,- 000,000 worth of property were open today to Mrs. Bula Croker, widow of the late Tammany chieftain, and the interests now in sicn of the dis- puted real estate, Under the terms: of a Circuit Court order issued yesterday, the Palm Beach estates and J. B. McDonald are to pay Mrs. Croker $1,670,000, representing the purchase price of the property and in- terest and taxes. Refusal to pay this sum by August 30 will cost them title to the land. Legal depositaries were named in the eventr Mrs. Croker de- clines the money and further contests the matter. The court upheld the contract of some years ago by which the former political leader and his wife sold 10,000 feet of ocean-front land at $150 a | front foot. Mrs. Croker’ unsuccessfully sought its cancellation and abrogation of an agreement by which McDonald acted as her lxrm in the sale. iVETERAN OF SPANISH WAR DIES IN HOSPITAL | George C. Wilsher Served in Ma- rine Corps and Later as Navy Yard Clerk. George C. Wilsher, 57-year-old vet- Spanish-American War, and ! for 26 years & clerk in the Washiugton ! Navy Yard, died at tne Naval Hospital | vesterday. He had been in il health | for some monthis, rn_in England in 1872, Mr. Wilsher { POR LOST ANIMALS, { League, 349 Maryland Kust 22 at entrance 1o al BN beiween 13th and 14th. Coiorado Blde 4 LOST. BAR PIN. small. Jade set. Wednesduy nizht beiween 13th and G and d H; 35 re- ward._ Call Metropolitan 7868, BAR PIN. <apphire and pearl. 4472 Reservoir rd. n BAR PIN-Geld. with large pearl “Reward. Lo Con . lame ‘Elsie on pii Rewurd. 1 Adams 5312-. BUNCH OF KEYS und 100l checks, No, Plione_ Ga. 3480, CAT, mule, black With white neckle_and & ek’ i the Return to ‘Edward Collins. nw. Rew ears; nam S clevelana 5331 GOLD. LINK. BRAGELETBetween Georsc- fowsi and 7th and Pa. ave. or between ih nd the Avenue and 11 G sts. Re- Ward: Galt Clarendon 1267, v white under chin. tinge 'of yellow on_ back yellow eves. 1614 Montague st. Georgia 2117._Reward | FoLICE DOG. bidle color, <Tibned | No. 13678._Call Dr. Buckingham. m,usr_ lady's | kess_and_mond Mooy Bl Heward | RAILROAD TICKET to Perc jon 13(h st. between P and Que; | reward. 1509 13th st n.w._North 32 WATCH AND CHAIN_Golf, Hamilton; “Ini- tials cn bac Finder please call Alantic_26 2 “OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F [ icerse th 1603 3 cnmhlml € " Lost STAR, WASHINGTON, D. | TAKE SETTLEMENT Call Room 506, { . | addition to his wife and son, C., carhe to the United States at the age of 12 and lived for about six years in ‘Wyoming, before moving to Washing: ton in 1890. At the outbreak of the Spanish-American War he enlisted In the United States Marine and served on the battleship Massachusetts. He became an employe in the Wash- ington Navy Yard in 1903, where he re- mained until his death. Mr. Wilsher was council commander of Old Glory Camp, Woodmen of the World, and was also a' member of Dewey Camp, Spanish ‘War Veterans. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Hattle H. wlllher two sons, Elmer W. and George F. Wilsher, and three daughters, Edna H., Emma F., :‘:Id Marle J. Wilsher, all of Wuhln's n. Funeral services will be held at the home of his son, George F. Wilsher, 1225 Maryland avenue, at 2 o'clock to- morrow, “Interment will be at Prospect Hill Cemetery. e FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR DR. MOSBY BALDWIN Retired Federal Official, Who Died ‘Wednesday, Is Buried at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral services for Dr. Mosby Bald- win, 68 years old, retired associate ex- aminer at the United States Patent Office, who died in the Washington snnlurlum Wednesday, were conducted in St. Thomas’ Church today at 9 o'clock. Interment was in Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. Dr. Baldwin, who was retired last March, had served at the Patent Of- fice as associate examiner in charge of the medicine section for & number of years. He was at one time princi- pal examiner. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Bowman Noah Baldwin, & teacher i the John Eaton School; a daughter, Miss Peggy H. Baldwin, a student in Western High School, and three sisters. Mrs. H. C. Cage, Mrs. E. B. Curtis and Miss Frances Baldwin. The sisters reside in New Orleans. i s FUNERAL RITES ARE HELD Services Are Conducted at McReyu- olds Home, With Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. ‘Turner of 3621 Newark street, manage: are bein gheld at the home of W. E. McReynolds, 2 o'clock today. Interment was to be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Turner died suddenly while on a short vacation with his wife and son at Atlantic Gity, N. J., last Tuesday. He was 43 years old. A native of Washing= ton, Mr. Turner was prominent in build- ing circles, having devoted many years to construction work in this city. In Charles Leroy Turner, jr. he is survived by a brother, Harry Turner, and three sis- ters, Mrs. M. A. Skinner, Mrs. Owen | ; |Keith and Mrs. Agnes Miller, all of Washington. :|MRS. MAY LOWN GOVER FUNERAL RITES TODAY Wite of Retired Merchant Sue- cumbed to Injuries When Gas- oline Stove Exploded. Funeral services for Mrs. Gover, 3723 Jenifer street, who died at Tuesday from injuries sustained several weeks ago, when a gasoline stove ex- ploded at the Maine residence, are be- ing conducted at the residence here this afternoon, with Rev. Dr. Clyde Brown of the Pinckney Memorial Episcopal Church, Hyattsville, Md., officiating. In- terment will be in Fort Lincoin Ceme- Gover, retired merchant. and daughter of the late William Lown, pioneer local coffee merchant. Active palibearers at the funeral in- { Milans, William H. Linkins, Charles L. Hutchinson, Z. D. Blackistone and Frank A. Jones. Besides her husband, Mrs. Gover is survived by four niec Neal, Miss Mary Armstre othy Armstrong and Miss Clara Bell Armstrong; a sister, Mrs. George Kep- pler and a brother, Jesse Lown. You Get Out of the Pot What You Put Into It UseTheBest 807 14th St. N.W. Metropolitan 7433 » OVER CHARLES L. TURNER! Funeral services for Charles Leroy | | B of the C. H. Tompkins Construction Co., B & 3824 Harrison street, at |G May Lown ! her Summer home at Casco Bay, Me, | Ty, Mrs. Gover was the wife of Henry T. | ! clude Peyton B. Fletcher, Robert M. | C&C Flower Stores FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1929. 1 THE WEATHER | District of Columbla—Showers and thunderstorms probably tonight and to- morrow, not much change in tempera- ture, moderate southwest winds. Maryland—Showers wnum or to- morrow; not much change in tempera- ture, moderate to fresh southwest winds, Virginia—Local showers tonight or tomorrow; not much change in tempera- tul\:d gentle to moderate southwest wi West Virginia—Local thundershowers tonight and tomorrow, not much changé in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 85; 8 p.m,, 12 midnight, 74; 4 a.m., 69; L noon, 80. Barometer—4 p.m., 30 03; 12 midnight, 30.f m., 29.95; noon, 29. Huhen temperature, 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 69, occurred at 5:20 a.m.’ today. ‘Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 78; lowest, 62. ‘Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:24 am. and 4:38 pm.; hl[h tide, 9:55 am. and 10:21 m. 2 ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:01 a.m. and 5:08 pm.; high tide, 10:33 am. and 11:00 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:28 a.m.; sun sets 6:53 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:29 a.m.; sun sets 6:52 p.m. Moon rises 8:45 p.m.; sets 8:31 am. ‘Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac clear; Shen- andoah very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. £ > Temperature. 23 Fo | Stutions. | H:..mm. Tex | Albany. N, ¥ 286% ear Ft cloudy 0.42 Raining, Pt.cloudy 0606 Cloudy 014 Clouay 028 Btcloudy . Cleal Glear Cioudy 230, Tex. .. 2994 Bt.cloudy | lm n Tex 3000 .02 Pt.cloudy Mo Cloudy | R 0 Cloudy Indiarapolis.Ind 2 Raining Jacksonvilie.Fla. 30. Cle: mm« Cily. M l.mm { Suuasgesgaey 232238283 22 \mmm i | Omana. * Nebr | Philadelphia Phoenix. Arlz. Pnubuuh AP | Bortian ‘R-‘kl}h N.C ‘ San Antonto, San Diezo, Cal anci: s P Seattle. Sookan | WASH. # Tiniming Clear Cloudy (1 am.. Greenwich time. today.) Temperature; Weather 60 Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy | London, _Ensland.. | Baris" Frarce | Berlin. Stockholm, Gibraltan’ Spain bon Greenwich' ti (Fayal *Azores {Current ob: Hamilton, Bermuda.. 8an Juan, Porto Rico Havana, Cuba_. lon, Canal Zo anl "clouay Horta ' Pm. cloudy “part clonds Part cloudv Part cloudy Cloudy {FALLING ROCK KILLS TWO. cued in Colorado Coal Mine. GUNNISON, Colo., August 23 (#).— Two men were killed and seven others | were entombed for a short time by a | rock fall in the Crested Butte Coal Co. mine at Smith Hill, near here, last | night. The dead were Lawrence Snyder and Willlam Hern. The entombed miners were rescued | within & few hours after the fall. Wreaths Expressive of refine- ment and sentiment. $2.50 up Attractively small prices on cut flowers, baskets, urns, etc. 804 17th St. N.W. Franklin 10391 Just Because ice (as low as $125.00, as indication that we do not also handle the funerals large sum of money. expensive services, cause of the high qual- ity of our work. No matter how much or how he may call us with a feeling of security. E do have moder- ately priced serv- matter of fact) is not an f those who can afford nd who wish to spend a Seven Others Entombed but Res-| FORMER CUSTIS SLAVE “Uncle Jim” Parks Laid to Rest With Military Honors—Legion to Erect Headstone. “Uncle Jim,” James Parks, ‘former slave on the Arlington estate is being laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery this afternoon in hallowed ground, on which he piayed as a boy. Under speclal permission of the Sec- retary of War, “Uncle Jim” is being buried in Arlington out of recognition of his service to the Government. Chap- officiating, while a firing squad and bugler from Fort Myer will pay him military honors at the grave. The at the grave, ‘The old man was the slave of George Washington Parke Custis, and was born about 1843. He watched over Arlington and worked there in the days before the Civil War, knew Gen. Robert E. Lee and then, following the war, settled there to remain the remainder of his life. Five of his sons served with the American forces during the World War, {MISS CATHERINE Pfi.SON DIES IN SANTA BARBARA Miss Catherine Morrison Pilson, 19 years old, of 2849 Connecticut avenue, | died suddenly of acute spinal menin- |gitis at St. Francis Hospital, Santa | Barbara, Calif., early Wednesday morn- ing. She was stricken while on a visit to her brother, Raymond H. Pilson, jr.. in Santa Barbara, according to word recelved here. Miss Pilson, & nalive of Washington, was & student of the Chatham Insti- tute, Chatham, Va. . In addition to her brother, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Raymond H. Pilson: a grand- mother, Mrs. Benjamin Pilson, and a sister, Mrs. Earl Warren, all of Wash- ington. Funeral services have not yet been announced. JENKINS RITES HELD. al gervices for Thomas L. Jen- 3 years old, of 1026 Seventeenth ! Who died suddenly at Garfeld | lospital Sunday, were held yesterday afternoon &t 3:30 o'clock in St. Paul Churceh, Creek Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins, a native of Washingtor. | was employed at the time of his deatl as a patent draftsman with James L. Norris, patent attorney of 501 F street He was a_member of the Sons of the American Revolution. Survivors are two sisters, Miss Marths Jenkins, who lived with her brother, and Mrs, Irving Spedden of Glendale. Md., and a brother, Charles R. Jenkin: of Norfolk. V: @ard of Thanks. . Annfe Hen- r appreciazio kind _expiessi ympa iin b the death of Ehubiten RACHAEL. Joseph Ansoia. da Gates and sister of George H. Gates of Washington. D. C. and Joseph J. Gate: of New Orleans, La. BEALL, IRV SMITH. “Thursday. ' August 22, 1029, dence. 1481 Harvard st SMITH. beloyed husband Beall. son of Mrs. Alice M b; o iaude Beail Ford ral services from b aturday, August 24, BOOZER, WILLIAM, Departed this life ugust 20, 1929, at 1:30 a.m.. 8t u.aence PWilLian 2 H Scioved. husbund® of’ Anne Belle | 1« iih; a fathe: brothers und a host of other relatives {riends’ Remains resting at Eugen Ford's lors. 1300 8. Cap. Fu- | | bet Fand G 10 o'clock. Interment Eincoin Memorial Gemetery, Eider Atkinson | ‘omciating BRICKER, SAMUEL 1?55 W year, . past commauder of Lafayelte Post, No_20. also chapl: Lincoln Post, No.'3. Funeral {ro: residence, Saturday, Augus | om Entered 29. H RiE"r SHENEY, widow of Hiran: of Hairiet M parlors of hecticut. ave. Tate, Dl into rest 5:2 I Saturday ment Cprly (Boston papers se On Thursdav. Au- Scoruetown University A, beloved husband of y (iiee Currhey) and son v_and the late Bri Funeral Monday tather. 13 Ehhl Tor the repose gt sy Ml bs S0 o Lie S N o et 35 om. &t her sisters Loy ', Tindal, Isi0 A ARLY. Funeral | s:rum.y, D Eeast 202 o irom & enee, hierinent Fort Lincoln Cem ALBERT, ~Departed life Seie" Boudtas’ 7. 55 beloved husband of ars. A othis 30 ottie Johnson. s aud L. H. Hail Neral Monday. Aus Bt Bestist Charch, ave. and Howard 1d. se. Yelitives fuvited: | Interment S “Corner Hic Friends and Harmony GRE ednesday, August Y20 FDENNIS GRESN, devoted. s Bund of Bliw Green, father of | Hattie, Charles_and Denuis Green. r. He also leaves five sisters and one’ brother. maius Testing at t Jarvis Co. Luneral “parlor. Puneral Monda gust 20, Trom the Holy Redeemer Cnurch between New Jersey ave. and 1 George Grigsby, Re e tesdence. 302V 1 pm. Saturday. ~ Funeral Sunday, August 25, ut 1 .. Waterfull, Va. MBIE, MARGARET. On Fridey, P R0 AT m., in her 85th ¥ MARGARET, un'l beloved mother Tyndall, Mrs. Charles Shannon, W. Brown and Miss Eliza- " Tirie. Services at her late resi- 16 Hesketn st. Chevy Chase, Md aturday, August At 1:30 flelnnwn and friends invited. Pleuse omit flowers.” - CHEST i ’D'enml;g}‘k,\lsflle'r):u.rls- ey, st o, 1010 at m. at his dence, 752 Lamont st. n.w.. CHESTER V. KING, devoted husband of Ethel Kine. gon, of John W. and Henrieits £ brother of Sad Sonn M Kine Rematns. resti the W, Ernest lmznnvm Ga. ave. d At 9 am. ed G auend. Tnier- t thedral Cemetery. Balti- N Baitimore, Md- papers please We do have many very be- le onc wishes to spend, 'g)r rgfizrl:gfh; o!.sk youl;'lrggdh%or Puom:s uncoI.N azoOoazol ALICE R. On Friday, August 23, Bk, Mok fenidence, Wi {hoe Brialey), “beloy A Malber: E. Lewis, Notice of fu- neral later. MITCHELL. AUGUSTUS. Departed this lite inesds. gust 21. 1929, m. o cnms Pml-u Su r Do ar Herihe, Michell loving Tuiher of Martha Lee, Viols Hali, Josephi and brether of Mary Gay. two great-grandchildren. at W. Ernest Jarvis funers! Georsia ave, n.w., untl i Hig llate” residence, ugust 25, fror Gonia Baptist Cnurch: N = PALMER, ESTELLA. Departed this life on August 22, after a short A L KLLA: devoled ‘wile of ATtBuT Besides her husband she leaves brothers, four sisters. and Departed this_life at Freedmen's Hos- beloved " hushand of amun rry, son of Edm au x'" e Doty uisenberry. and & Hos end ‘ot thelr foss lm W BURIED IN ARLINGTON/ ‘lain Albert F. Vaughan of Fort Myer js | American Legion will erect a headstone | Burial took place in Rock | | Deaths. SANDERS. MINGO. ~Departed this life 4,0rict llineds. Friday mornine. 5.“?2 'S ghospial of 4 o mnuu & loving wite, Luella | nd & host of Sther Telatl nd Testing ut the Jol { chapel, nd I tice ot funeral 1ater THOMPSON, LUT] On, Wednesgay, Ane eedmen ER. ust 21, Pro ‘Hospi UTHEE, THOMPSON. - devoted "o of *Maria Thempson. brother of Loui, Lart. Luke and Lonny Thomps Testing at the Ernest. Jarvis Go. Teral pariors, 2003 Georsia ‘ave. n.w. terment Bluefei¥, W. Va. | WILSHER, GEORGE C. o sust 221620, at 8.3 i i Fuaersl trom residence of his son. Gearsé 5. Wilsher, 1225 Md . on Satur- iy, Aukust 24 8t 3 D IACErment Prog- pect. Bill Cemerery. Relatives and. friends invited. wir, ORGE C. The members of the Admlr!l George Dewey Naval Camo. No. 7. U. V.. are re d ¢ Loour = S die. ! “Puneral from 1325 ne. Saturday. August 24. Interment Prospect Hill Ceme: HARRY J. DAVIS, Commander. day. August 2: Maryland ave. 2 pm. In Memoriam. BROWN. MARRY L. Sacred to the memocy of my beloved husband, HARRY L. BROWN, who departed this Lfe six years ago todsy. August 23, 1923. Just a line of sweet remembrance, memory. fond and true; Just’s mku of “love’s devotion, That mv heart stijl lonss for you. Ronm OTED ““WIFE.” EVA LUcAs CALDWET L. BENJAMIN. Tn loving memory of BENJAMIN CALDWELL. who entersd eternal rest August 23, 1928, one year ago today. We think of you In silence, No eye can see us weep. But many a silent tear we shed When others are usleep. THE FAMILY. = | COLBERT. ALPHONSO. Iu loviug memo:y of our ' des uud wnd father, Al- PHONSO “ COLBRRTwitd acimnrizd _Ohin life three years uko (oday, Aukust 33, 1926. Who is it that Is kone we long to sée? Who is it that still haunts the soul of me? Whio tou through the night of memory ame? T would turn back not once again to know The victories that were. nor to amend The falures, but to meet the one Who shared ‘the struggles of the long ago, To live the Joys which had so swift sn arms which ouly & loved one can ING WIFE AND EABY. VERA. * COLBIRT. ALPHONSO. A trivute of | S deiOlich 16 Uhe IEMGry of our Son &R LIGUGER, who | tuice sears ago, Algust 1 er, HIS LOVII ok, $i8%ers Anp | BROTHER: . { HICKS. REAVEL C. A tribute of love to the ‘memciy of ‘my beloved _daughter, | ‘REAVEL HICKS. who departed this ! life cne year ago today, August 23. 1928. | Dear l; the grave where my daughter is | Sweel s the memory, which never shail Plowers may wither. leaves may di Othiers may forget you, but never shall I, No one knows the sil Ouly those who Of the grief that ¥ borne 'or the one I loved so well. There is a place bm'v in my heart That never can be hea! 7 e (VNG HOThER, JENNIE, A tribute of love and ny dear wile. who departed ears ago today, Aug 3, in silence ND FATHER-IN-LAW. JONES, LILLIAN BELL. In sad but lovine embrance of our dear mother. L. JONES. T is life one < love can equal the love of a mother? Whose devotion so loyal and tr Who suffers 5o much with Such oy for s with such pleasure as mother W vyour mother's care around. value until she s un- o cheer Ler and keep her from in need he jeared you as the | (may le o love some one that is But, vou newr e um love as your mother ed m:\'cn*n CHILDREN, _THELM. LIAM: MOTHER.' ELLEN ISTERS, MAY AND | ROACHE, ETHEL L. In sad but lovine re- membrance of my dear wife, ETHEL L. HOACHE. wilo BlsedSway two vears ko HER' DE‘O']LD HUSBAND, P. J. ROAUHI | ROBINSON. MARTHA: In loving remem. brance of our fother. MA brance ot ear mother. MARTHA V0 left us one year ago, Au- of you in silence, No eve can see us weep: But mauy & silent tear we shed thers are nsicep. HER Lon\m SHILDEEN. ‘CAPT. PETER NSO! ARY ~ ROBINSON, K CROBINSON. loving remem- ne daughter, CLAR THORNTON. parted ‘this life” (wo ho yeais ugo today i possitesg came vou were dead, For you hu us. orient and cheerta) nd i In sad but loving re my husbang who depurted th iite 12 year: 850 today, "Avzust 23. £ad to me are the mem ies of today Twelve years ego, Byt sweet to me is one dear thousht, We shall meet agzin 1 know BEVOTED “*Wirk, MARGARm‘ TURNER. JOON T. In fond, cherished memory of my beloved uficle, JOHN T. TURNER. who passed into the great be- yond 12 years ago today, August 23, 1917. This day recalls she memories Of a leved one’ gone to rest. And those ‘who (hink of him today re those who loved him_best. msomzcx: ESTELLE COATES GRANDI- I:IlAL DII!EU‘I‘ORS. Siceeeding the original W. R Speare Co. 1323 Connecticut Ave. Pctomac 4600 8 years at 1208 H s yours at 940 P st. J. \\HJ.IAM LEE'S SONS, RAL DIRECTORS. | Ll\l I\lAlORlU‘\I 332 PA. AVE_N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384. 1385. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 FAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3014 M q( N.\V, Ehone west oo Established Frank Geier's Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chavel. Telephone. National 2473 ~ TIMOTHY HANLON _ Private Ambulance Linc. 5543 St. N.E V. L. SPEARE CO. | _ Neither the successors of nor connecte with the oristnal W. R Speare utnalw H Si ent. Fiione Franc. 6626 Qut lck Dhmlflefl. automonile Servics 816 H ST. NE Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance sl S Lincoln 0524 Modern ch-nl tablishrd JOHN K. wni’cm co. FUNERAL DESH BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and up. CALL MAIN 3707 GEO. C. SHAFFER :ml nlczs. TEL. lfi?flul' & NA‘I. m Ond sumaays”_14th & Eye and Sundays y Serviee, Gud:'firos. Cos 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive GLENWOOD CEMETERY 1 : Vagliage §5 per month,