Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1929, Page 9

By Cable to The Star. BOGOTA, Colombia, October 4—The |accused of present session of Congress has been|in office. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, to the reading of papers and the trans- | Ala. Menifee . Dr. g'omlon. “To_Curet or Not to "Iliowln' the Removal ‘;‘ Teeth.” The other papers were on “Surgical F Accidental Wounds of the . The Senate will prolonged for 30 days. against for- hear the charges le tary of War Renfigo, who is e et misuse of public funds while Congress Is Extended. action of business. DENTISTS CONVENE IN ANNUAL SESSION Meeting Opened This Morn- ing Will Continue Through Tomorrow Afternoon. ment o WASHINGTON S PKNEBT “EN‘B WIAB BTORE b}'dDr. Robert R. tice. With leading dental surgeons from all over the country in attendance the eleventh annual meeting of the Amer- ican Society of Oral Surgeons and Exo- donists opened this morning at the Carlton Hotel. The sessions will last two days, coming to an end tomorrow afternoon. The meeting is & prelimi- nary to the national conventlan of the America Dental Associatiol After an opening sddress by Dr. E. C, Hume of Louisville, Ky., president of the society, two papers were read at this morning’s session. The first was a discussion of the “Diagnosis and Treat- ment of Diseases of the Maxillary Sinus,” by Dr. G. B. Trible of this city. “A Few Observations on Osteomyelitis” was the subject of the second paper by Dr. Thomas Connor of Atlanta, Ga. The session this afternoon is devoted OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F held at 7 o'cloek tonight. Oxfords Score for Fall $8 It's a style score and a big one because every well dressed man is wearing Brogue oxfords for out- door wear. And how they wear. Black and Mahog- any Imported Martin's Scotch Grain Calf. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street of honor at the banquet. Two papers will be read at slon tomorrow morning on “Po: tive Care Following Difficult in the Mouth,” by Chandler of Hollywood, bon Dioxide in Nitrous Oxi Anesthest: Rochester, Minn. the election of members and Clinics Planned. to the following clini and ‘Soft Tiss Dr. Howard C. Miller, Vastine, Dan-iile, Pa. nique,” by Dr. Menifee R. Denver; by Dr. WASHINGTON Complete HEN we are called upon to serve nothing is left to chance. Every- thing is taken care of in suitable fashion; most re- quests are anticipated before they are made. We serve people in every walk of life, and serve them suitably. No matter what one feels he can afford to spend, we can serve satise factorily. Just in case some- one doesn’t know, we say again that we can render a complete service for as little as $125. The Flest Hat in Washington for 5 Autumn softness in the feel of it—Autumn lightness in the heft of it. 'The crown is higher and the brim is narrower. In Co- rona Brown and Pyramid grey. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street THEAL FUNERAL HOME or reference HAsk yournezyhbor 816 H STREET, N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820! N’S FINEST MEN’ S WEAR STORE Curet ‘Treat- H. Ivy " by Dr. of Philadelphia, ln{i “What the Pro- sthodonist Expects of the Exodonist,” Gillis of Hammond, Committees to Report. The program for the business session calls for reports from the committees on membership, research, education, pub- licity, publication, nomenclature, necrol- ogy and standards for specialty prac- A banquet and dance for members of the soclety and their friends will be Past presi- dents of the soclety will be the guests the ses st-opera= Surnry Frank Calif., “Controlling the Depth of Respiration by the Admlnlstutlon of Synthetic Car- md id-oxygen by Dr. John S. Lundy of Following the reading of these papers there will be a business session for the reports of the secretary and treasurer, the elec- tion and installation of new officers, ‘Tomorrow afternoon will be devoted iagnosis— Focal Infection,” by Dr. Frederick F. Molt, chlcsgo Acufe Infection (Bone " by Dr. Sterling V. Mead of this my~ “Local Anesthesia,” Chicago “Pre-Operative Technique,” Dr. A. B. ‘Operative Tech- Howard, “Post-Operative _Technique,’ James A. Blue, Birmingham, [EIS[EMAN' SEVENTH AND F STS. Great Values in New Fall SUITS & TOPCOATS $25 %30 %35 ON LIBERAL TERMS At these reasonable prices the new Fall styles are shown in great assortment. Fine woolens in the Au- tumn shades of tan, brown, grey and blue. Tailored with ¢ustom care in both single and double breasted models. Come in Saturday and see these remarkable values. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay as convenient, by the week or month. No extra charges of any kind. Credit prices are exactly the same as cash prices. “Immediate Denture Semee,c‘ Minneapolis, Minn.; “A graphic Moving Picture Using Living | treme Animals, Changes in Blood Cells From Local Anauthew., Blood Cells in Cir- culation, Heart in Action With Entire Circulatory System of Embryo Chlck by Dr. Ira G. Nichols, Champaign, Il — Deaths Reported. following deaths have been reported alth Department in the last 24 pman, 87, 1333, Ogden, fers’ Home. E: Edwa s n. imergency Hospial: pringmann, 71, 497 Mary- Marths, L. Heaton, 76, 1130 sth st. ne. Liedy M. Blxby, 1709 Lanier pl John P, Gerret n:el W. Wi 36in and Daven- 4: 10 38 1214 Hemlock st. , Nationar Homeopathic Hosp! 8.W. Yiliam, Loftus, {0, Gallinger Hospital Oliver Johnson, 39, Freedmen Robert' Queen, cdmen's Hospital: John Diges, 37, Gallinger Honplll) William Saunders, 36, Freedme: Ravmond Brown 3 years, Frecamen s Hos Births R.epérted The following births na: n_reported {o the Health Department in Rethe "Ther 54 5: Herbert 8. and Ruth D. Brickerd; Robert E.'and Jocelyn G, Moran, bor™ nd Bessie Frady, boy. FRIDAY, 'OCTOBER 4, THE WEATHER | [HERMAN VAN SENDEN District cool nl‘m' tomorrow incre ness, gentle q..‘ nllht. possibly = light ‘west, pol 1929. of Columbia—Fair, continued ing cloudi- to moderate north winds. Fair, continued cold to- 1 in ex- rtion; tomorrow increas- ing cloudlneu, modence nerthwest and nnnh winds. morruw increasing cloudiness, followed by rain in south portion, continued cool, moderate west shifting to north and northeast winds. Partly cloudy tonight; to- West Virginia—Partly cloudy, con- tinued cool tonight; tomorrow occasion- al rain, Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 65; 8 p.m., 58; midnight, 53; 4 am, 52; 8 am, noon, 49. Barometer—4 pm., 20.72; 20.79; midnight, 29.83; 4 am. 20.82; 8 a.m,, 29.86; noon, 29.94. 51; 8 pm, fitxheut temperature, 66, occurred at p.m. Lowest temperature, 49, occurred at a.m, ture same date last year— ‘Tempera Highest, 72; lowest, 55. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 3.18 a.m. l'nd 3:30 pm.; high tide, 8:5¢ am. and Tomorro —Low tide, 4:04 a. 7 p.m. an and :37 am. The Sun and Moon. "l;odny—sun rose 6:06 am.; sun sets p.m. ‘Tomorrow: Sun rises 6:07 a.m.; sun sets 5:46 p.m. Moon rises 7:47 a. sets 6:47 pm, Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Harpers Fery—Potomac and Shen- andoah very muddy. Weather in Various Citles. 5. oy Viota. Montgomery. eirl. BeTntd ot und Suie Broots. e Weather in Varlous Citles, and Clara Franklin, boy. g Temverature. = ucy E. Johnson, DO{. 5 -« [4-3 Willeita Mickey, girl. 32 By £35 Snd Mars Proctor: airl g F2-4' ‘i ! g . = = | statons § 23 p3 5= Weather PogE. i TR g - < o SUM OF MONEY, on Monroe Abtlene, Tex...20.78 98 74 Cloudy 14th and 16th; owner may Ob!lln LI m- ll Alban; , X Na." 15" Dolice. station SN LA 88 00 Brcloler LOST. BAR PIN. wlatinum, sef With dlnmo'nT otify Apt. 218, the Argo: Sard: BAR PIN, white gold, diamond uudded somewhere near Dept.’ Justice or Munsey Tru‘;., Blds, Sultable’reward, = Apply Mr. CAMEO ym medium size; do; Cionr = Rewara 'If rerurned to 300 16th st n.e. or call North 8463. DIAMOND_BAR PIN, emerald center 77 I between 1717 N st. Mt Pleasant 1on R Col. T Return to 3700 Generou d eward DOG, strayed fro Conn. 1812 Irving st. nw. 30.00 Tndianapolisdnd so08 Jacksonyille Fla small red P!kml!lh liberal reward. Call ansas City, 72 FPranktin 1014 EShusvife ki & GLASS! hurn-nmmed in_dark brown | Miami. Fla - 80 case. name of ocullst. Roe Pulkerson. on | N Ofeans La’ 3003 16 g outside: maney order siopped inside. Please | New York, N'¥. 2087 54 AL 1 ranklin Okl.homn City. 29.82 80 Pt.cloudy 3 ! o Dllrl one in tan case. other Nebr... 29.86 74 ain me of Dr. Claude S. Semones Phllldelnhll 60 . Cloudy 3-W. 5 ;:‘fi::kx hAfl gg 2 x-él-md GOLD LINK CHAIN and knife attached: | Bortia, g Me. . 2936 32 Sloudy ‘Thursday morning, g0ing 1Ynm 493 A 3 .cloudy Sanitary store, 412 and G s lecurn | Bortland, Orey. 30.08 Ptcloudy o the above dddress’and recetve & rewara. Clear Got wncn. el Tl wedt e Piglouds us from Hyattsville fo 10th d. "~ Call National 7460, & Sold, it Bius and wold chlln e hed ayfower Hotel o Poli's Th sreat 2o inentar value to owner, l.lberAI ward If returned to Mrs. Thomas H. C. ve. fur; reward 1f re- Recd. 311 c wolf e Noed T Blacksione’ Hotel, 1016 1men st Room 511. "NECKPIEC] ¥ K, savings account. o L R T DD RR Iberal reward Chas. F. McKennes, 119, st. e, Lin. 1872, RING, diamond; i Apts, D oo 1B Munitions Bm. West eward. NG, 32 small diamonds, square emerald m enter: “In" downtown section around e Lollals Hoval otore. Reward if retuined to N. Sternberg, 1022 Vermont ave., or phone Met. 5085. Hai men’s Patent Tie W(!.h Cut-out in Quar- $2.98 . _ Same Style Black or Brown Kid. Growing Girls’ Oxfords Black or 'rm Oxford 52'98 $2.98 Rubber Heel, Blme Sty in Patent. Sizes 8. N Misses’ Oxfords Patent One-strap with Black Cube trimming. 52.98 Creased Vamp. Goodyear Welt. Rubber Heel. Sizes 12-2, Lace Oxford. Welt. Rubber BuL Sizes 10-5%. 3100 M o Horta Heel. milto SHOES THAT GIVE REAL HONEST WEAR AT BIG SAVINGS $2.98 $2.98 ¥ Dr. Shepp’s Health Shoe Dr. Kistler’s Health Shoe Women's Black Kid Two-strap. Leather Cuban Heel with Rubber Toplift. $2.98 $2.98 S Women’s Sport Oxfords Smoked Elk Sport Oxford with Tan Kid trimming. $1.79 Infants’ Oxfords Patent ford. Wedge Rubber SllllgB Style in Tan or Gun M Sizes 5. Simes Sibeii Boy’s Oxford Little Gents’ Oxfol;ds wm. Composition Sole ubber Heel, Sizes 10-5%4. Prices Makeé 2 Pairs Possible ~ Shoes for the Entire Family 731 « (Fayan, Azores.: Berm an, Foreo Rico: ‘uba. * Btcloudy pz cluudy - Slondy 8t i Sah (Current observations.) 78 Clear Bart cloudy Part cloudy Cloud:; Turn Sole. $2 .98 Crepe Sole. ‘Blucher Ox- Sl 79 $1.70 $1.98 lnd Lrlnle sl 98 7th N. DIES AT AGE OF 67 President of Brokerage and Realty Firm Is Victim of Heart Attack. Herman W. Van Senden, 67 years old, president of the brokerage and real estate firm of H. W. Van Senden, Inc., with offices in the Colorado Building, dled ln Washington Sanitarium early Death was ascribed to a heart -mek Mr. Van Senden, who resided 1868 Columbia road, went to the sanitarjum yesterday for a rest and treatment, after ailing several days. Mr. Van Senden had been in the brokerage and real estate business here for many years. He first came to this city in 1897 as private secretary to John G. Carlisle while the latter was Secretary of the Treasury during Presi- dent Clevelahd’s second administration. He was a member of the City Club and the Columbia Country Club. Prior to coming to Washington Mr. Van Senden was the owner and pub. lisher of a newspaper with Noble J. Dilday, at Pratt, Kans, and then at Paducah, Born near Mt. Carmel, Ind., he was educated in schools in’ Indiana and Tllinois. He is survived by his widow, who before her marriage was Miss Jessie M. Smith of Wichita, Kans.; three sis- ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Butterick and Mrs, George Lipper of Browns, Ill., Risley L. Tilton of Mt Carm:l, I, and two brothers, Otto G. Van Senden and James Hugh Van Senden, both of Mt. Carmel, II. The last named brother formerly resided in this city. Mr. Van Senden also leaves a nephew, Dr. Charles J. Shellhorn, vice president and treasurer of the firm of H. W. Van Senden, Inc. Funeral arrangements are to be an- nounced later. st Marriage Licenses. :1?1.;”((‘ BAJV‘;}M:;' 23, and Margarete Hall, 5 : mie wons; Py 1 "lnfi Ernestine Com!l. 10 Engstror 26, an Both o'i"snnk-ng Wesns et and Frances E. thorne. and_Marle L. abre, 45, Narelle, 35 both £ bt e! New York City: Sudeé . Jeni Emu, n, 2nd Thelma ©. Thrift, b Rev Fiudson, - and Ma: Resholds, 25, Both ot Rlchmond. Va. 8. J. Porter. and Ellanors E. Harry Depe Bl%zhnn. i, B ot e AR nd Ve e ylames ¥ Gray, 39, and Marie Snowde n. Ttk Winksme 35! fhis citz. and Do fes Willlams, s city. an P Bias, 24 Denle: M W o Henry L Frasier, 65 ora tae 58 et Fred € Reynoids: Guy Pu;h 21, and 20, both ‘of Peiershure, Va. n C. Biiorge D, Myers, 32, Detrott, Mich., and Sophia M. Carter, 40, Covington, Hez Swem. Rlissell S. Myers, 37, Richmond, Va., and Derothy O, Lively, 21, Staunton, 'Va.i' Rev. Allan F. Poore. William E._ Guckert, 26, and Seraphine F. Bordas, 21; Rev. Edward O. Clar] Cyril’ 3. Hasson, 24, and Margierite E. Johnston,” 26; . J. Clark, Philip H. Zimmerman. 21. this Sity, and Rev. Mapel A Benz, 21; B\lflllo. NY McDo: Milton, T, Snellings. 25, and Loraine M. King. 19; % it Robert D. Fitton, 29, and Anta G, Steldel, 28; Rev. N. M. Smmo'fls Bayonets for Bugs. From the Woman's Home Companion. When the fruit fly was first found in Florida, four companies of militia were called out to police the quarantined areas and Congress appropriated $4,- 000,000 for the fight. Qard ntfiffl“hankl. KENNEY. ALICE. T wish to thenk most sincerely ‘my many friends for their kind sympathy ‘shows e i every way at the my bereavement. of'my wife, AL TEE RENNEY, 'O the loss y God bless you ail. EWING W. KENNEY. Beaths. Blneenlb Wednesday, Ocotber 2, 1 Hospital, HORACE year of his age. Tesidence, ul 9th s ber, 5 9. at Emergency BEALL. in the $9h runem from his_late Saturday, Octo- 30 D Relatives aud Iriends BERGER. JOSEPH I Suddenly. on Thurs. October 3, 1920, nt his residence, 3122 (St JOSEPH J. beloved by d ion " Berger (niee Checkett). BiRerad! cham e Everfencane CH daugh- fer, Mrs, Raymond Ward, 2562 R. 1. ave. B0, Saturday, October 5, at §:36 & m at St. Francis ales Church, 24th and Evaris sts. ne. at 9 em. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. (Cincinnati, ©Ohlo, papers please c BURCK, ELIZABETH Iy tober 3, 1 , at'2 ed. On , Oc- 1929. at her ‘residence. 1509 B ri. TZAB! beloved wife of Philip sbove resi- ur. dence on !ltllrdl!. Oc b( 6 at Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Rtll- tives and friends invited to atten (Fred- crick, M. pasers picase ecor) BUTLER, ADA MARY. On Thursday, Octo- ber 3, 1029, at her residence, 5032 Boriner ADA MARY. widow of James T. Juneral from her late Tesidence October 5. at 9:30 a.m. s Chureh, 15th and V'sts. n.w., CARTER, BEATRICE M. Depated this life A 3 3 Friday, October 4, 1929, at 5 her residence, 600 . ‘Deloved wife of Morti mother of Morris A. Carter, leaves a mother-in host of A Carter, T, She also . stepmother and & nv.her relatives and friends to eir Remains resting at her llt. undencu Notlce of funeral later. CIHCCA. ANGELO. On Saturd: at Lucca, beloved B d ‘of “the Interment Mount Oliyet JULIA E. On Friday, Ocmber 29, at Emergency Hospital, JULTA behwed Site of James B Clarke and aunt f Bertha 1) Funeral seryices at . funeral home 2901 onday, October 7, t. 'Matthew's ' Church, will be said at 9 a.m. tives® and- Iriends “invited. Interm Bonnte Brae Cemetery, - Baltimore, N, (Please omit flowers.) COOKMAN, GEORGE E. Suddenly on Wed- October 2, 1929, pesiden B Ren Ry “ave, ser GEORGE B b loved husband of Clara’ A. Cookman.’ Fi Ioeral, ‘private, ¢rom his Jate residerice on Bitirady, 'October 8, at 2 p.m.* Interment at Village, Va. COVERT. ELMER ELLSWORTH. On Friday, October "4, 1929, at_his_residence, Seivedcre, ELMER ELLSWORTH GOVERT, aged 65 years, beloved husband of An: foinctte B Covert, Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N Notice of funeral later. DANGERFIELD, WILLIAM M. Departed this life Wedriesday, October % 1929, WIL- ERFIELD, father of James N Gemains. at Fraziers new ave. n.w. Notice " AN er fiineral home, 389 R. 1. of funeral later. DAVIS, LULY FACIUS. On Wednesday, Oc oc j 2 R Bavis, mother ol .ULU Fi da uStan Facius, 1214 51 Cemetery. '5° Wednesday, Din. Interment Rock Creek DEMPSTER. LILLIAN M. On Wednesday, ber 2, 1 p.m. PR N P!rl Hospital. Bmokly;.‘ N' Y_'"LZXI"IA“ Funeral " saturaay; € October 5, ; DONALD, JOHN PURVER. October $, ‘ll”. JOHN PURVER DON:; ALD, beloved husband o1 Eme Donald (nee Yates). Remains, res Hirr xy A dn’Batir l'f:o';:&m B el T A1 d_{friends ‘lIV"Qd lfl Do, Thterment o Glenwood Cemetery. 4° GQRRON, INES, Denarted this life October mourn thelr , lose 8 lov mother, two sls- e , three bi and a host of loving %n:;' : it th wmi"“'u l’r-’l‘be‘? Cos uon e am 8th st n.w. Notice of funeral Ia OPKINS, HENEY SIAY, Wednndtn gete r 2, 1929, HENRY CLAY HOPKINS len . Saturdey, ,_Mount_Osk Cemete ¥ prince Georbes 7 FRANCIS A, on Thurs- day, October ‘: 1939, M;ltl'l a‘l’? ‘clock p: &' , Al.ll:: e yhnL papel . jones, age Sunday, g:hm & from 1 ia lnumnnt m‘ s sonEs, | | FowLER, | BEALL, HORACE W. Departed this lite on Beaths. Joy, l“IA !!LLI s 2, 1929, L' B!mw“: oy %cu)be lflv!fl 'l!e! (}é .!ohn C Joy. ¢ 0 ml-m'u and m'e"'a‘ (x:x}zmx?'é'p n Rock Creek Cemetery, - LUCAS, Frida: 2 p.m. Interment M. l‘uu‘cnumo Departed, this lite t. Remains resting i i ‘\Xv-m 2 mporarily at Bivert campbells homn: F Notice of funeral 1aters 20 42 8t 8% PARKER, BUBY LYONS. Al members of B aEe ety Moo ot ira” azath of o RuBY TYORE PARKER. Snir o aer Beg? tember 5, 1929, LOTTE_CARI MARY A. BRASS, W. R. PETERSON, JOSEPH. lin PETEREON. ‘Beloved husband " of Peterson. He also leaves one sister, two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains Testing at the John T. Rhbines funerai chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. STEARNS, E. WILLEY. On Wednesday, 2.71929, at his residence, Rixey Station. va. BOwILLEY, Teloves hutaed of Elizabethi Rixey ‘Stearns. ~Services at s Chapel, Glebe fd. and Rixey Bladlon:” Aeiineion’ Cooova am. Saturday, October 5, Tnterment. Hollyw Cemetery, Richmond, Va. (Richmond p pers please copy.) neral home, 1 e st Military services at ‘the Arlington Nmoml Ceme- tery Sl\urdny, October 5, at 3 p.m. TRYON, ANNIE V. On Wednesday, Octo- Ber' S, 300 &t Yer Traidencer 3901 70 &1 De. ANNIE V.. ‘beloved wite of Fred M: Tyo; on Batu; thence HERMAN, Tozs, at the MAN VA e sudd»my Priday, Washington Sana. N SENDEN of 1868 Sed &1 sears Notice ot funeral later. WASHING OLA. TON, LE| September 1929, 8t cumnm- NGT PLEOLA at a.m., Rhines funeral chapel, 5w WHEATLEY. ISABEL OLDFIEL yrday, Sebtember 3 3 ISABEL OLBFIELD WHEATLEY " So Tt at Gl o CometEr AhEnel ot day, October 5, at 2:30 p.m. Friends & WHITTAKER, GEORGE H. Departed th Iite October 21629, at the Gallinger Hor pital. GEOR WH Teuven 14 mourn fhetr 'tess his wife and & Dost of other Telatives and friends. Re; tin 1 hom Folbert,” 1308 6th £t. n.w- N Hre of aneral Tnter. WILLIAMS, WILL F. Suddenly on Wedne day. October 2. i WILL E. Wi father of Mrs. Tola Ferrell devoted ~ siste: B e Rmsesvitie, ‘Remai: ai ;. T. Rhires funeral chapel. 3rd w. Notice of runem later. WINDFIELD, ELIZA HARRIS. On_‘Thursday, 3 At her Tesidence, 322 E of, sw., ELIZA VIRGINIA HARRIS | WINDFIELD.” devoied wif uj funeral later. In Memoriam. BRAXTON, CARRIE. Sacred to the mem- ory of my dear CARRIE BRAXTON, Who _departed twelve today, October 4, 191 Twelve vears have passed since you left us, Our hearts are filled with sorrow and ars ago ain For u-.n dear one we all loved e will never see again. HER - DEVOTED' ‘NEPHEW, WALTER J TAYLOR. CURTLEY. ELIZABETH. In sad and lov- ing Temembrarnce of our nd ELIZABETH CURTLI {3 e two years Who departed October 4, Elizabeth, two years have pes: G Bl our hoane are ad Sad wounded. Our, hearts were wounded, never to be led, Elizabeth, we loved you dearls, Thought'that ‘ou would stay’ with us But “Almighty God loved And has taken you from This world nas mever se 5. u best ome to rest. ed the samé Elfzabeth, our hearts long for you, s lon ., way Your cheery ways, your sxmllm,' face, A pleasure to recall: You had a friendly word for each An gled helmcd by all R. AND BROTHER. Wl’l- IAM In loving remem- brance of my dear lr)erd WILLIAM H. FOWLER, “"ldha dél(ll d this life three 2 = HIS FRIEND, BELL. * GIOVANNETTI, 'Ucll In sad but loving remembrance’ of ar mother and grandmother, LUCIA GIOVAVNR’PI‘X who departed this life eleven years ago today, October 4, 1918. l\r. hu! not forgotten. LOVING D. TER. CAROLA GIOVAN. 'NONI, AND GRANDDALGHTER. EDITH. RGE. In memory of my dear usband, GEORGE KELLY, who departed :hxliwzhle three years ago wdl!. Otlnbt! KELLEY, JOSEPH .\'E LEY, who dennrlcd this life cleun years ago today, October 4, 1918. Yo\l suffered hours, yes, mnn(hl. of pain, “To walt for cure, but all i ‘Till God alone knew whnl, ‘ns ‘bests He clllefl you home to rest. y her soul rest in puce D“OTED MOTHER, ROSIE C. KELLEY. * KLOPFER, BENJAMIN F. In loving re- ‘membrance ol my dem’ hush--m Infl our e 928. S ’ WIFE AND CHILDREN. * OD, EDNA F. In sad but ]oun: ALLWOOD, who_departed this Me one year 280 todly. October 4 1928, LOVING i GRAND! TH!R, MRS. ADDIE SMALLWOOD. TYLER, RUTH R. In sad but loving re- membrance of lour dear daughter and YLER, who departed & htee Vears ago’ today, ‘October Sscred lu the mem- KEL- Jemembered {n death, Loved in_life, HER LOVING' MOTHER, SISTERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_BIRCH) 3034 MUSt NW.T Thone West etabned 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Mogern Cnpet, Teiephore [National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON mhl muc r 641 I . N.E. V. L SPEARE CO. Neither the suci ©of nor connected with e oristaal Speare_establish- N.W. Prank. 6626 i Fione “Foimerly 940 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H 8t. NE. Lincoln osz‘ Modern_Chapel Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 cesso! W R Succeeding the orlglnl.! ‘W.R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8§ years at 1208 H st.. 45 years at 910 F st. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th_St. N.W. Col._6324. Quick.” Dignifled. Emcient Service, ‘vfflmabll' Service. Deal & Co. H ST NE. LINCOLN 8200. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 333 PA. AVE_N.W. NATIONAL 1384, CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0 1385, CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage $5 per month. Choice lots and sites for sale. FUNERAL D!SIGNS, Prompt Auto Delivery Se Gude Bros. Co., 1213 F St. —_ Artistic—expressive—inexpensive " GEO. C. SHAFFER o2 | EETREMIR TR P AR R Open !vmln Su ot Eye