Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING A Further Reduction in LONG DISTANCE TEILEPHONE RATES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1930 [ a1y ] r.D'te Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company announces a reduction in various rates for Long Dis- tance telephone service, cffective January 1, 1930. This is the fourth reduction in long dnstance rates within little more than three years. The present reduction affects principally station-to- station day rates on calls to points 60 to 300 miles distant. This will make calls to out of town points more eco- nomical than ever. On the present volume of calls, it will mean a saving of more than $5,000,000 a year to telephone users of the United States. It is in keeping with the fundamental policy of the Bell System, which is to provide the best possible telephone service at a cost as low as is consistent with financial safety. 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Mo STAR, WASHINGTON, JAMES'B. GALLAGHER DEAD AT AGE OF 75 Had Been Chief Plumber at Sol- diers' Home Here for Last 5?)‘ Years. N James B. Gallagher, 75 years old, chief plumber at the United States Soldiers' Home in Washington for 50 years, died | Sunday at_his residence, 3102 Georgia avenue. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning from his residence, with interment in Mount Olivet C:me- tery. Born in Kent County, England, in 1854, Mr. Gallagher immigrated to this country at an early age, coming direct to Washington. Establishing a perma- | nent residence here, he entercd the plumbing trade. In 1879 he was assigned to the grounds and huildings force at the United States Soldlers' Home, where he held the rank of chief plumber at the time of his death. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Church and the Holy Name Soclety. Mr. Gllllxh!r is survived by a daugh- ter, nnie Gallagher, and four fons, Bernard, Walter, Frank and Larry K. Gallagher. He is also survived by a sister. Miss Jane Gallagher, and two brothers, John A. Gallagher of this city and Daniel Gallagher of Chicago. WIFE GETS $978,000. Mott \Gives 25,000 Motor Shares in Divorce Settlement. FLINT, Mich., December 3 (#).—An agreement described as “mutually sat- Istactory” yesterday placed Mrs. Charles the former Mrs. Dee Van Balkon Furey, in session of 25,000 | shares of General Motors stock as her | husband, vice president of the Union | Industrial Bank here, was granted a | divoree. The settlement, at yesterday's”clos- ing quotation of 39's, represented a value of $978,000. The amount was an- nounced late in the day by Mr. Mo attorneys, who also said that the di- vorce had been granted on grounds of extreme cruelty. Early a bare an- nouncement of the decree had been made without revealing either the grounds or the nature of the settlement, Soldzer Kllled by Automobile, PAYETTESVILLE, §. C., December 3 (#).—Floyd T. Easley, prhnl.e Battery A, 5th Flela Artillery, Fort Bragg, was killed instantly late Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by Ed McLean, Negro. Easley's body will be sent to his home near Brighton, Tenn., for burial, Nnrly 4.000 tons of lilies were used in Chi is year to make sou; W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Coll. 464 Phones | o0 ime 10341 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F D€ JAMES B. GALLAGHER. FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR MRS. L. N. BATES| Dr. Bndchfle and Dr. Slzoo Officiate, With Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services fot Mrs. Luela New- comb Bates, wife of John Edward Bates, who died early Sunday at her home, 3616 Fulton street, following an iliness of several months, were held at the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe and Dr. Joseph R. Siz00 officiated. Buyrial was in Rock | Creek Cemetery. Born in Ludington, Mich., Mrs. Bates came to Washington while a child. She had resided here continuously until her death. She was known in Washington literary circles as the author of npu- merous short poems. She was an ac- tive member of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Besides her husband, Mrs. Bates is survived by her mother, Mrs. Luela T. Newcomb, and one sistef® Mrs. Eveline Burgess, of this ecity; two brothers, Harry Newcomb of Rye, N. Y., and Jo- siah T. Newcomb of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and six children, Mrs, Pearce Davis of Philadelphia, Miss Mary Bates, Miss Eveline Bates, Miss Lols Bates, George Bates and Edwnrd Bates, BROPHY’S WIFE ILL. | Has Been Under Cll‘! of Physitian Since Husband Disappeared. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1929. Y. W. PROGRAM TONIGHT. Singing of "Ih a Persian Garden" | Feature of Music Entertainment. A music program will be offered to- night at 8:30 o'clock in Barker Hall of the Y. W. C. A. headquarters, Seven- | teenth and K streets. e feature will be the aln-lng of Liza Lehmann's song cycle, “In a Perslan Gorden,” by Min- nie Volkmann. soprano: Isabel Malone, contralto; Wilfred Smith, tenor., and Wilfred Nulich, baritone. Lewis is in charge of the program. H. Le Roy | Others appearing in numbers during | the evening will include Mary Pearson, Clara Bernheimer, Inez Lessner, Eliza- beth Jordan, Nancy Kuykendall and Lester Buckley. THE WEATHER District of Columbia-West V.rginia— | Fair and colder tonight, minimum tem- perature about 12 degrees; tomorrow partly cloudy and not so cold. Maryland - Virginia — Fair _tonight, colder in central and east portions; to- morrow increasing cloudiness with' ris- ing temperature; moderate to fresh west winds. Temperature for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 32; 8 p.m,, 33; 12 mldnl'h! 31; 2 am, 26; 8 am, 23; 2 mldnlxh? 2fl H 0 :m 3 00, 30.07; noon, 30.{ st temperature, 33, occurred at (i 40 p.m. yesterday. Lowest \‘empzntuu, 23, occurred at 6:30 a.m. today. Temperature ‘same_date last year— Highest, 57; lowest, 34. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4 a.m. nnd d p.m, high tide, 9:27 a.m. and 9:13 Tomorrow—Low tide 4: m. and :ofl pm high tide, 10 0! lm and ne Sun, and Moon. A ;rod;vfisun rose 7:08 am.; sun sets Tmorrow—aun rises 7: sets 4:46 s 7:10 a.m.; sun lAvInon rlxen utomoblle lamps half hour after sumet Condition of the Water, grrnt Falls—Clear. arpers Ferry—Potoma - doah clear this morning, o e Weather in Various Citles. © Temperatire uzy = 5 Am.; sets 6:32 pm. 0’ be lighted one- Statfons, KINGSTON, Ontario, December 3| Bufta (#)—Mrs. Richard C. Brophy, whose husband was located Sunday at Omaha, Nebr., August, is under the care of a physi- cian in New York, her mother, a Mts. Grant, who lives at Vernon, Ontarlo, sald yesterday. Mrs. Grant said her daughter was with her when Brophy vanished, leaving & suicide note, and that Mrs. Brophy had been ill since. to have left the ‘hospital in New York, where she was a patient, last Saturday, Mrs. Grant added. Brophy formerly was second in com- mand of Comdr. Richard E. Byrd's Ant- arctic expedition, e Handkeérchiefs were once made in any shape; it was not until 1784 that they became square at the wish of Marie Antionette, the French Queen. 7th GOOD AT And make in small, January, Februa credit privileges. SUITS & 25 EISEMAN'S & BSES] YOUR CREDIT IS it's certainly have an account here . . your purchases and convenient There ‘are no extra charges for Men’s and Young Men’s *30 Don’t say you can’t afford a new Suit or O‘coat until you've investigated our credit plan. Just step in and talk it over—today! EISEMAN’S handy to . you can 1o sums m March. rv and A 0'COATS $ after being missing since last|Cl Louis, Mo.. 18 8 ) 118 il im g ;‘UIO. rt || var Departm: ron. 8, §ri lndllulnnlll‘lnd :n 30 acksonvilie. . 30 cn She was supposed |Los An Omaha, Neby Philadeiohix - hoenix. Ari; Pittsburzh, N Oktanomia” cnv 040 io. .. | 30. Sun Diezo. Caiif 30,08 San_ Franeisco.. 30.12 Cloudy cattle, 3 /Gloudy g; Cloudy 0.74 Clear (1°am., Gresowich time. fodas.) Temperature. Weather. 38 Clear Q (Noon, Green Horta (F. “'). | Hamilton, Bermuda San _Juan, Porto Ril Havana, ay.) \Part cloudy " Part cloudy Clear uba ||| Golon, Canal Zona Births Rcm The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past Joseph and Florence E. Lot Jonn H.-And Blanehe B, Jestic. o Qilbert G, and Mae . ‘Teates, bos. A Annunaio_an saro, boy. Willia rearet Brown, boy. Butler, boy, Chlflel l Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Heajth Department in the past 24 hoy homas H, Spurrier, 81 233 High st. . 8arah C. Jjones, 80, 228 9 e. Robert M. Campbel u ne. :xo znt cupnol st 0 16th Robbins, 65, 17 Patrlck J. MeCariny. o1 113 Alisen st. JeZrancis ‘A. "Torndorf, 5, Georgetown Col- N.Rhoder, 52, Munition Buildins, 3irome A D'Audelt, 48, Gallinger Hospital nnvm;: ‘Thompson, § months, Children’s Hall, 71, 1412 6th st. W Hunter, 65, St. Elizabeth's Hos- arles Harrington, 63, St. Elizabeth's Hos- Prlnl Jueen. 83. Providence Hospital. y E. Walstine, 54, 233 Cl:rdelu Biitler, 50, 'St. Elizabeth's Hos- William Pergerson, 48, 1524 82nd John W. Buckner, 46, 1915 Oth st. Minnie Blackwell, 45, Freedmen Eva Hil Gallinger Hospital, ooy Giatkeo1h Hospltal. hiel Reed. 41, Procdme Henry Pratt; 3 Tuberoulosis Hosbi Lawrence Rose, 25, 2343 Champlain st. noted, is matter. One Subject OUR advertising, as perhaps our readers will have That we render fine, complete, modern funeral service for as little as $125.00. We feel that this subject is important enough to warrant such emph: these days MUST consider the on one subject only: for most of us DOG—La row! nlica dog. Re H."! 8. r*l"l. 25!’!‘ Pn . __West 02: blue tick rabbit hound, fe brown gollar; vietnity Woodside, Md. Re- pard. 303 Peabody at. n.W., OF all Georain Taste SATTInE Faradis res- 132-E, Star EARRING, —lons, _antiaue Emeraids and Aismonds, hear L6 taurant. Reward. Address Box fice. T GATE fed_clone-hatred) Ciow dox: ey :r' T2 e be pala. it jotated of returngd *to z“s 2600 Tilden st. Newmen: 'imnri*? d, on silver and _pearl chain; between ly Adam House and Wash- Innnn or Willard Hotel; reward. Columbia Mu. NECRLACE with opal clas, & nmm on Gonnecticut ave. or F & Euflnhle i “Thomas . C. i ree e P & uh‘ hnrluhoe pin. Finder 'fll uuln ‘y remmlnl pin_to Pr!ncls!. 1Inc., Phone ? N m nd nfima Gait r?i':'fnn-’f'zm. Br WRIST WATCH, man's, with Bureau' of Stands \imbia ‘Ta. rmm‘ 1'":::1 Eye sts. Reward. fi ladys MoRday morning. T and 4in nd She Randolp a a5 & WRIST WATCH—II set in, qmeraids: vicinity 4! Fount E 8 Bidria ' Heward. Cashier. Penn. nemu o et g s B BARPIN—Sunday evening at Jewish Forum Lecture at 16th and Q sts,, or en route between| | IFUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR JOHN B. TORBERT ™ Scientist Connected With Geologi- cal Survey Died at His Home Here Sunday. Funeral services for John Brylm Torbert, 62 years old, map expert and sclentific worker with the United States QGeological Survey, who died Sunday at his home, 3415 Ashley Terrace, Cleve- | land Park, were held at the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. H.H.D, Sterrett, rector of All Souls’ Memorial Eplscopal Church, officiated. Burial was private. Mr. Torbert's afliations with scien- tific and patriotic organizations included | membership in the National Geographic | Soclety, the Geological and Anthropo- logical Soclety of Washington, the Sons of the Revolution and the Séns of the American Revolution. He 1is survived by his widow, Mrs, Florence K. Torbert, and two daughters, Miss Florence Torbert and Mrs. Edward | H. Mertz of this city. SAFFELL RITES ARE SET. Base Ball Telegraph Director Dies at Age of 52, Funeral services for Frank P. Saffell, | 52 years old, telegraph director of the yrcas box at the Washington Ball Park or the past 15 years, who dled early Monday at his residence, 607 Fourth street, will be held at 9 o'clock Thurs- | day morning in St. Patrick’s Cuhollc; Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr, Saffell, 4 native of Washington, was with the Western Union Tflegnph, Co. 37 years He {5 survived by his widow. Mrs. Ro- | | berta L. Saffell; two sons, Frank Pat- vick Saffell, jr, and Robert J. Saffell, | and three daughters, Miss Alice Saffell, | gn:lslbom Saffell and: Mrs. Rosemary chell RITES FOR F. W. WHITE. Services Held This Afternoon, With Interment in Cedar Hill. Funeral services for Frank W. White, 61 years old, senior examiner in the legal division of the Interstate Com- merce Commission, who died at his home, 1749 Columbia road, Sunday, fol- lowing a brief iliness, were held at the Chambers funeral parlors, 1400 Chapin street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. In; terment was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. He is urvived by his widow, Mrs. Ber- tha G. White; two daughters, Mrs. Dor- othy W. Falls and Miss Helen A. ‘White, also of this city. He also leaves a sister, | Mrs. Lola Smith of Chicago. Marriage Licenses. Frark Brunson. 21, and Viola Brown, 18; Rev. H. . Gaskins, . Snaw, 29 and Mildred Jackson, eorge J. Hanks. 1o “Ra¥, 122535, ana Ro: Alles both _of Richmond, Va.; Re Senedict 3, Hannemani. Chatles 8. Adams, .nnd Sylvia L. Tur- T -um unmu B. Foster, 26; Matti o 21”:: Pmfilm"‘,v > ‘-na Naomi De- 1 B estr p Llovd F. Faiier, 34, and. Aune F. Divis, 1 Hev. Frederie CH':ADId £ 20, mu c".!. and Helen Hurln 19, Bn:mon, Colo.; Rev. William mcmrd B. Davis, 41, Riseon 'Md., and IIL. 36, Astoria, N. i Rev. ers, s, BieHing: Tl 34‘ Richmond, Va.; ngly. and Elmyra Holland, :m Ola Thompson, 21; i 26, Duguesne, Pa., and 28, wilson,” Pa.; nd Delores K. d.; Rev. Otue Mhuoses Giaze 2 Rey. William D. obert B. Reed. Marauerite L. McGrath, . Tromas. " Barham. 24, . Bliver spring, F. Sherwood. Qurds of Thanks. ASHTUN, MAKY. We wish fo extend out siicere LNALKS 10 1iienus ANG reiatives for their sympatay and veautitul tioral offer- |gs ¢ the deata of our dear motoer, H HE FAMILY, Falls Church, Va. * COLEMAN, JOSEPHINE. We wish to extend our tnanks ior the kinamess, sympatny fnd foral isibutes at ihe déatd of our be- oved one. THE HUSHAND AND FAMILY. * Breatha. ALLEN. On Monday, December ac iy restaetice, b4 DUMOAFLON e, ALLEN BALOWIN. ~ Nouce of 1unéral Iater. semains Tesung at Lne krnes. Jarvis Co, tuneral Dariors, 1344 Ga. ave. n.W, BHREWER, GEORGE A. On Satun ber 30, 1929, atcer ‘a briet iliness, seslderice ot mis son, willlan A, 4223 Foote st. n.e., Buboand. o1 ‘Josepeine Brewer. e to mourn his loss a wife, two sons, daugnters, two stepchilaren and & 1ost of other relutives and friends. Remains now Testing at Henry 8. Waghington's funeral home, 467 N st. n.w. Funeral irom tne First Bapuist Church, Deanwood, D. Wednesday, December 4, at 1 p.ol. lnter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. BURNHAM, CLINT K. On Tuesday. cember 3, 1030, at nis home, 503 Bliadera . n.w., INT NHAM, ~beloved Blistand of Beulan Babeon. Burnfiem. Fu- BALDWIN, neral ihursday, December 2 pm., Tom the "Tbler funeral home, "v28 u -;, n.w, f the lal mery. Notice of funeral later DELANEY, DANIEL M. On De- cember_2. 1929, at United Bllll Scflltrl' Home Hospital, DANIEL AL, Dl:huh andol h L. . o clock, at ordiers Home Coapel. nunA- nvil EDWAII)S‘ HEIB!IT. All members of Pellx Lodge. No. A, M., aie ordered to attend the (Ilnc.'l! of our late broihe) HERBERT IDWARDS. {rom Bundyl un- , Dec 3 ‘hursdas, , 1039, at 10 cHAlu.u C. CAWI‘ER. Becy. On Tuesd: 8 C.. h:lnvzd dd.uP.lr:IerEIO!o;g. Plufl Andrew and Adelaide 3 im¢ - neral from her late residence, 3029 l‘ h st. n.w., on Thursday, D!C mber i Heulem mds at the Ohireh ‘f ‘the B tArE at 10 am. Interment Moyt Olivet Cemetery. 11‘ " 'OUNTAIN. LA VERNE. On ursday, No- 'V!mhll 28, 1929, LA _VERN] PO A beloved daughter of Carry ’Du also leaves a host of other l’PllIlV(l IIlfl s. _Remains resting at the s s Chapel 3rd and Ev sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. GE. DflD&fled this life sud- November 30, 1 HoE TRAZIER. Remains selting 8 Fraciecs new funsral home. Island ave. n.w. Notice of mnenl lllel’. ALLAGHER. JAMES BERNARD. On Sun- G Betemmber 1t 1920, JAMES BRhA foved _ hugband "of thie " late Mary : er 4. g equie: fiuss 2t the Chiireh ot the. Buiered Hears aLJo oclock Relatives and friends in: vited. lmnmem Mount Olivet Cemetery. Suddenly, on_Sunday. oy Ttestdence. usa ISAAC GRAVES, de- ol and Wil- Decem Corcoran y brother-in-law "of Rosie B Gri maing resting at the W, lrnm funer. 3y G ues arlors, Sy, tssivania Gouity, Va. HALL, MARY, Des is Co. ve. n.w.. urme‘m cember at Teidence, a1h g n HALL, widow of James M. mma,_H. Rol m o'clocl {he above, residence. Relhtives s fricndy vited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 4 MERMAN. *_Depasted thia life Degember 2, m:’ ode Island ave. n. ‘Thursday, December '8, "at 3 Dn. Relatives wnd friends invited: ‘“’I" 3 wnroln MONTGOMERY, “0n NOW. Vaults are selling rapidly, a limited mumber remain. Deaths. cCORPEN, ELISHA, 195?'".":1';"-‘}:" S y ber. \l‘-’l’“, m""‘ %l‘l’ )u "I!n"d son of " The late Moho and" Margare MeCorpan. fereug prother of Mre Joseshing Lyles T uersl, Wednssde trom Lomak fu- v 5 8 it n.w., Rev. Wil- Tagior om:lnllnl rnzv‘l’lc: ROBERT on Monda: Relatives and (riends invited to Interment at Fort Lincoln Ceme- I lmu, ROSE M., On Monday, December 1920, at the resldence of her sist B.'Jenkins, 114 Ced at .n-nu 4 At ROBBINS, MARY BRANDRETH. On dax. December 1 1786 18ih st n'w. MARY B BINS. Funeral services at nnann FiReral home. T30 N mecth b Tuesda: December 3, ¢ 1:30 p.m. Tnteiment New Brunswick. 3 ROBINSON, ESTELLE WHITE. Suddenly, on Monday. ‘December 2. 1929, at 106 K st. a.%. ESTELLE WHITE ROBINSON of 2 st. s.w. beloved wife of Willlam H, Robinison, devoted mother of Thomas and Jumes White. She also leaves one grand- son, James White. Jr., and & host of other Telatives ‘And Triends. emaing Feoune oy John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd tha 10 sts; o Nolltu of funeral later. SAFFELL, FRANK P. Monday, Dece; ber 2. 1920 at hig ratacnce 831 o FRANK P. SAFFELL. beloved hus- mna of Roberta L. Saftell. Funeral serviees At qihe resdence ‘of his ' brother, Eaftell. 733 8th st n.w., on Thursday, De: :30 am requiem mass at .m. Interment Relatives and Sun- 1929, A% het sesidence, ch & at’ Mount Olivet Cemetery. friends Invited to ttend SMITH, MARY FRANCES. On Monday, D-. 3¢ hef yestdencer’ doutt Sltan Terraer, N W hon MARY FRARCES. SMITH, aged 01" sears” boimren sister of Mattie H, ‘Smitn. Fineral servs Home."Sa01 T4t (Hn W Kesday, Decepr: . f desday, Decem- ber 3, at 7:30 b s SITH. MARIE, eesber ot n emp nest Jarvis neral parlors. 2222 Giéoraia ave s.w wr,,“m\‘ LEWIS, Departed this 1 nday, December 2, me dence: 513 00 st 8%, TEWIS WEAVE Remaing resting at | Barnes’ indertokin establishment, 614 412 st. s.w. Notice el funeral later. WASHINGTON, GEORGE, Departed this lite d9. 1929, GEORG: WA Jeaves to mourn thelr d_one daughter izabets nesdax. D -'m»- o' irom’ Moty Redeers . Dec Chureh, 4% 9:30 am. T o Redeem It Memoriam. BOSTON. FANNIE F. ln lld but |ov1n re~ mergbr nce of nur dear other, ) A OJ!ON. who fl!filrl!d lhll lfle eleven Fears ago today, D!cem er 3. 1018, DA AND REILA. G"nll'r. ‘ARA' Sacre to_the moth llld ste) rfi S BEn s e tHere o thltrll:nglnAl:‘r years ago today, December 3, 1028, We have only your memory. dear mother, To remember our whole lives through And you are the one we £ gAUOH’TI’N% Rs Abpra ARAH GIJ JR., HER SISTER, MARITE 40 %‘gT b It is lonesome here without you, In the midst of our friends we are blue; Beneath our smiles are aching hearts That Mz llwl lflnlin oy, HER'L s'o v' Frangn JAMEQ 1{ " NORBECK. L. I QRBECK, L. h sad mn loying re%fl BECKy !loV!d wife of Wl"l H. beck, who fl!’l\'kfl this life fflll? ’Q‘fl g0, December She bade no 0 l, Bhe "said" 3000:hy. {6 hone "1 HPY loving heart bhad ceased t ‘And before we knew it she w and kind in all rour wa; and Just 1 the Cid of Your aars, and true in heart and mind. What a beautiful memory you left behind. mMay the faithiul departed, thiough the st in HER CHTLDmL‘N MAMI] hy G LR AMAMIE WL Shiue, SCHEER, I‘II'NIY K. In ovn remem- brance of mi dear_husband. l:! . whi o dYed fifteen nlrl ago l“l'n ember 3, May the !.ord nxm 30 And.keep, gou. Tou WARE. l\l"l'l:. Xh lld but lnvlnl ll!llm- d!l\‘ mother and grai WARE. whe years ago !Bdl!v December 3, Whlt would we give to ('llsn Ycul‘ h-nflj‘ Your dear face just to see. Your loving smile, your welcome voice, ‘Which meant 80 much to MARIE AND CHARLES 8 rowies FUNERAL DIRECTORS. IILIBIIHIQG i JOHN R. WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N w Phone North 6041 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4200 9th 81, Col._6324. T wlLuAM _LEE'S SONS, LREMA'I ORIUM‘ 332 PA_AVE_N.W__ NATIONAL 1384 1383, CHAS. S. ZURHORST CAPITOL ST. " Phone Lincoln g4’ Joseph F. Birch 's Sons Frank Gelcr s Sons Co. 1113 GEVENTH ST. National 2473 Modern Chape. Teiephers Dignified. Emcl ;| antomobits Sespicer: Tmclent Serv Deal & Co. 16 B 8T NE ARYY ___ LINCOLN 8200. ALMUSR. SPEARE lmwn the Original Connectic POTOMAC 4600 yrs._at_9f “TIMOTHY I HANLON Puneral Director Tivate, nnuu-n 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO0. feither the successors of nor eonnected sl W, mith l HIW Fhone Pran 0 P St nw -(Wm. } H Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance SN R Lincoln 0524 Modern Gha —— CEMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CE Vaultage, $5 per month. Cholce lots and sites for sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Aute Delivery urm. Gude Bros, Co.,, 1212 F St . Artistio—expressive—inexpe GEO. ( C. SHAFFER_ nnfl» 1Ces OrAY ‘l"%.'.’f H.‘S’-‘h 14th & B ve Open Evenin, and fillnll!' MAUSOLEUM, | Abbep- Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Obposite Arlington Cemetery Your opportunity for tnspection 1S only Open every day and Sunda b’ Niches ained. for cremation urns can be ol ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Write or phone office or see your fu- neral director for full details. 4 Offic 1000 Conn. Ave. Nat. 78 d lecture and 2400 16th st., gold: barpin with three large pearls. Family heirloom. Reward if re- turned to Mrs. Ernest N. Smith," - 2400 Sixwgenth st. n.w. U,’?EAL FUNERAL HOME or reference. Msk urneighbor PHONES LINCOLN 8200'32°| fun wood Cemetery. S o WA‘I'I‘IIR"H. “Al' A. SMOOT. On Mon- December 3, 1929, at Los Al A. 8| Ofrl', widow 0;":’}" iam Stoddert Matthews. ‘Notice . of "in. P ——