Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1930, Page 9

INTELLECTUAL UNITY OF WORLD OUTLINED Dr. Leland Points out Development of International Co-operation Sinoe the War. Ofting the existence of hundreds of international associations, federations, unions. ccuncils, committees, bureaus and centérs, Dr. Waldo G. Leland, per- Council in a public. address at Catholic Uni- versity Monday night that there has been an unprecedented development in international intellectual co-cperation since the World War. Dr. Leland declared that American rican universities and Efforts to restore relations between scientists and scholars of the allied he asserted, are largely suc- ful. Dr. Leland, who also is vice presi- dent of the International Union of lemies and a staff member of the Carnegie Institution of Washin described particularly the internati committee on international co-opera- tion of the League of Nations. He also named as a leading example of the de- velopment the International Union of 'mies, of which he is vice presi- dent, which, he said, is devoted to the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 1930. committee of nmmeu sciences. WIFE ASK MMNTENANCE;‘ SAYS MATE DESERTED HER Evelyn E. Powers, Riverdale, Md., has filed suit for maintenance in the Dis~ trict Supreme Court against J. Leo Powers, 518 Newton street. She tells the court that. her husband, !ol]o'tn‘ [ thelr marriage November 6, 1929, in- sisted on keep! lérl¥‘ll a o ;T‘wuu)‘:l.u:;t assume the responsibility of the marital estate. Although she repeatedly asked him to announce the marriage, she says, he re- fused, and finally told her, January 7, that he would not live with her any longer, she avers. Attorney G. Lyle Hughes appears for the wife. | iomen’l {3.00 Kid Gloves 1 .88 ¥ Durchase, Sos. "Black with ‘whive, tan, brown and beaver. Street Floor e ) durability. 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EDWARD H. LITCHFIELD DIES AT NEW YORK HOME Brother of Washington Writer Ex- pires at Age of 84 After Brief Illness. Edward Hubbard Litchfield, brother of Miss Grace Denio Litchfield, widely known author, of this city, died at his in New York Mon after a short illness. He was 84 years old. Miss Litchfield, who resides at 2010 Massachusetts avenue, will attend the funeral, which will be held in Grace Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In- terment will be in Greenwood Ceme- tery, Brooklyn, Mr. Litchfield owned a large estate in New York. He is said to have owned one of the most famous collections of arms and armaments in this country. He also is survived hy two sons, Hubert Llwhfle]d and Sands and two dlul ters, Miss Mldsuine Litchfield and Miss Marion {'Atckh.fleld all of whom live in New orl AMBULANCES Best in Town. $4 00 Local Call. Chamber: | B oo Mgps Call IN MEMORIALS- for nearly half a eenmry means experience res saferoh cnné Wuhmgton Granite Monumental Co., Inc. D) INE. Sect $35, %40 SUITS & Pay weekly or &y /w Cobeve 1t A FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR JUDGE DE LACY Acting Dean of Catholic University Law School Was Former Head of Juvenile Court. Funeral services for Judge William H. De Lacy, 67 years old, acting dean of the Law School of Catholic University and former judge of the Juvenile Court here, who died at his home No 4 West. Kirke street, Chevy Chase, Md., M« were conducted in the church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase, today at 11 o'clock. Bishop jomas J. Sha- han, rector emeritus of Catholic Uni- versity, celebrated mass, and Right Rev. James A. Ryan, rector of Catholic Uni- versity, delivered the sermon. Inter- | ment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. : The Juvmllehccdli‘r:; 0{. whloc;h.:x?:: De Lacy had the Inction as its f{rfl Judge, was closed today out of respect to his memory and the en- tire staff of the court attended the funeral in & body. Judge De Lacy had practiced here for many years, maintaining of- fices at 719 Fifteenth street, and was widely known among members of the legal profession and many others of prominence. He retired as judge of the Juvenile Court in 1913, after serving since 1906. RPN HEART ATTACK FATAL. . TO MRS. IDA M. FLYNN Mrs. Ida M !'lynn, 61 years old, wife of George K. Flynn of 821 I street northeast, died suddenly yesterday aft- ernoon at her home from a heart attack. Dr. Louls Jimal, resident physician at Casualty Hospital, responded to an emergency call and pronounced life ex- tinct. Coroner Nevitt gave a certificate of death from natural causes. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock Friday safternoon at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Ceme&ry Births Reporled uperd, boy. - 2nd B o St Sy, A4 Cschanna O, Groo 4 Mar M Thomas C. Kendall T Harold J. ‘boy. i e, 3 . n-}rfi O and Allcs 5 Braghurn. bo. - 204 Sl Bixon, bor. Pl -n:'um":mm, ‘ B e v and M Mary L Jones, bor. d-Grace B scott; ber Matirey and" rlor A i : Barid- N and Helen V. un’c‘mu. ‘boy and Da oo . and Oatherine A. MeMabon, sirl oL boy. A1 l‘lrllmm Wlllllm and Kllh 7] Rommaro, sirl H. fl.na Domh Harmon, wirl. ' Crosswhite, & . Brown, girl. irl venient amounts. No interest or added cost for liberal credit. EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. They’re Selling Fast— and %45 0'COAT Final Close-Out Price $92.50 In Some Cases You Save as Much as You Spend A Splendid Selection in All Sizes and Colors DON’'T OVERLOOK THESE BARGAINS BUY ON LIBERAL TERMS monthly in con- The New Spnng Town and Coun- try Suits. Consisting of four pieces—coat, vestand two pairs of trousers —one knickers for sports wear. In tweeds, homespuns, etc.—of gray shades —and Mode work- manship. Very ex- ception_ul values at e price— Pure Camel’s- A favorite of fash- ion—both in weave, model and color tones. Made with raglan shoulders. °4 Ja[”uby = THE. WEATHER District of Columbla—Fair tonight and tomorrow, warmer tonight, with lowest temperature about 35 degrees; moderate southerly winds shifting to westerly tonight and becoming variable tomorrow. l(;ryllnd-virflnh—-hh‘ tonight and tomorrow. warmer tonight; m south shifting to west winds tonight; becoming variable tomorrow. ‘West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- mOTTow, warmer in east and -nxm.ly colder in northwest portion tonight. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 38; 8 pm., 36; 12 midnight, 29; 4 am. 27 a:m 29; noon, 48. Barometer—4 p.m. 29.92; 12 midnight, 29 8 am, 29.98; noo 29.90. Highest fempenlure 48, occurred at noon toda! ¥, lovnt temperature, 27, occurred at § Temperlture same date Highest, 49; lowest, 340 12 TeAT— Tide Table. . (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:21 am. and Dm.; high tide, 1i:16 am. and 11:36 Tomorrow—Low tide, 5 56 and 6:46 pm.; high tide, 12 pom. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 6:36 a.m.; sun sets, 6:04 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 3 sets 6:05 p.m, ey b Noon Tiaea 9:01 a .; sets, 11:20 p.m. Weather in Various Citles. Weather. Abllene, Tex.... 29.80 bln'y N Y. 1'-.‘.:5‘.‘::SS:‘.‘.::#:':!'-‘.ES:%"'SK:%:S Marriage Licenses. 'l"l'll\ Pl ‘“v’.l ;:d D‘"‘l“!” 23, both “J ;: P“"ltdklflfl 23, and Mary T Price, ”AIR:: ttie R. Diamond, % fl]l E_ Newman, ’IH:OHI of fil(\lr ; Rev. J. W. Bundrant. " agkeon. 35; thig city. and Daisy ' &llmlll. 19, Lanham, Md.; Gegrae L. Kuhn, 30, and Margaret M. Con- ro3. E. emors Brown. 31 Davie 3 John C. Rev. 2 Rev Freely Rohrep. 5 'wl m Lu!“i:“ma Agnes A. But- er. 18: Rev. lewaski. 26 and Stella Hornes, 20MB6th 0 Baltimore. Ma.: Rev. Allan %0 Edward C. Glnr 23, and Asnes E. White, b "nu ‘wiior, ol and Vivian E. Jackson. a! d Catherihe V. An- fi:"':"-' both o :-m."'m ' Judes Rob- B; 48, and Faine K. Cole- 1Y ‘and “Alsener Brooks. d Dolly E. Quick. Ve Rev 4t Harvey Deaths chortcd. vill H. Jameson, 90, 4806 1 Aed. 85, 1913 14th 3\!‘4'11:"-'3."!1 Booe, 78, U. 8. 8o Hospital Selden’ Jessie "“ll’yu A, Mid YRobert L. Pelter, 62, U. .?l'-'&"aluwn. ©, U. s lolalcn‘ ‘Home Hospital. ler, Loaro Se AT 3 Waltef"Recd Hos B Emergency Hospital Fies 80. B 1. festminster st. BAI Ith _one diamond, be! Ntfi and " Il'l Cl'l(ol Reward. Stout, Hotel Driscoll. 3 th - LrOL Smal, M R T Reward. Phone Col k; Hyattsville. Md., Sunday P. Morris, Berwyn JOOCH—Reward will be paid for Tetus o OMormation: leading o Tetirn of ‘Biaii: diamond brooch lost February 20, Mrs. Braper. Norin 3135 GLASSES. shell 1 either on Mt. ‘-Buneh of in _brown les ner nl. the L or Nlllnnll ‘ 3 " ‘ d - g LR war Forer N-uonu 360 or mmlcz 2580. brown IM Can " Sleveand TEht, con- te: * Gan De- ond; st '°"?°“A‘“n%¥‘c‘{." s .sonnfl. money and Kevs. n the vteln o ’1 mh e Tall are -P‘ Tn' o Wrnns h mu:;. Hore Ofinage. Re noo—muk, Tess. Reward. hnns- ST biacl nmu E EE S in_Hecnt's llonflw der and conitents. "Address Box' m IG—Man's little fnser T uare, dark To0 Sertine, Gropped i Earlo Theatcs Tie afternoon; l(fl"ln'l’l!ll value Re- ard. Rflllrll to Red Cross, Walter Reed )_ioxnln it slfl CAll—Monl Y evening, in roadway near Union n, brown suit case, marked 5. B litne Cormmbt oobt. Reward- " 1061 mmnn st white ¥old ring, initia] E. lnlun'u n.e. Phone gnlo- {te. ale. BIack spot on back; ame Pl et un e:r %:el‘ r»sl F. flm. Saturday nisht about ville nlkl). Reward, Vaultage, $5 per chl-hhnl-l-m-h. FUNERAL DESIGNS. @ard of Thanks. . ind Theny our My Hpiands Ton T ‘:E and services rendered, death kind resaions o e expressions m of our mother, ANNIE W. PIERGE. BOSWELL. T . Suddenly Tuesday, March ¢ 1930, novm-nee Hos- slial, Donm LORR. beloved daughter ilam L. and Bessie =, Boswell: agad 7 Funeral from her Iate residence; th st sw. on Pridey, March 7.'at i héla iends invited. ot at Gedar Hill Cometers, BOUKNIGHT: DEWEY luddenl; op Bun- day, Marel EW] K- NIGRY 611745 Kalorama. T, o 3 s to mourn thelr " ioss & ,, one daughter, father and s and five sisters, hou of ‘other rél In- [ BOWSER, JAMES. Osll meeting of members of Root of David Lodge. 5414, G. o O Foat hall, Welnesany: March 5, to_arrange for burial of S B Fu gonducted Tiursdag. Me from Nash M. K. Church_ ne. H LAWHENCE OREEN, 5. 8 BRADFORD, MELVILLE LEE. On Tues 3 March 4 1830, ot his residence; fin 5 li. ‘BRAI ch 6, m., \eth nd Pavis EDGE, N. G. s and THends lnvued “Interment. (‘flrn'ood Cemet, BROWN, SARAH BRASHEAR. On M; L’ 0, at_the Harriet Lane Ba Illnrrc‘“ : ARAH BRASHEAR BROWN, wife of the Oliver Brown. °Services at the Ur(:d.(llflel::‘ “on!ne 2901 14th A 5 Titeriment Olenwasd ometare, 3 M BYRD, ANNIE L. Departed this life Tues March 4, 1930, 8t her ‘residence: h' NNIE L. BYRD, dearly her of Adelaide Murray (nee Remllm resting temporarily at & Gray's funeral home, 614 4 Notice of funeral later. VILLIAM LEE. Sunday, T u‘.’\d" o March 2, ‘Sarat Sareer, the fainer u Nite, 26 Blackwel and erand- Mrs. Irene Funeral t 2 p.m., from Mrs, Ors. 33 'O nw. CHARLES C. On_ Tu 1030, at Wi w l:nl "ol f,:’n'mu'xf“c' et antry, retired, belove ¥ fnfantey, retir ed inisbin .x 0( CROWLEY, ALFR) ED. Sunday, 'March 32, LEY, by Depa: T husband of the late Maggie Crowley. ves to mourn their loss four chil: rem one Srandchild, ‘a” belo o four’ sister two aunts, o s Tiout”of. other selatives ang Remums resting at Eugene Por to Tesi neral Thursd from Mount Moriah and L sts. s.w.. Rev. ting. xnw ent. , At 1:4 ine loying daugnter of aha lhmH. of 223 4 Tncoin Memorial Cemeiers, DULANEY, BENJAM Tunflly. aefen & oo ae SR e BENJAM: ULANEY of 1639 sier st P ristol, Tenn., Pridy IDA M. Suddenty, on Tussdas, 4. 1930 at_her resl A e g0 ot her residence, 831 wife of George teg; Mrs. Harty J. 0. i Tntorment 5 on nmu o neral from’ the Fesidence o 1427 held at 3 Cemetery. 0l . _and Mrs, Walter Tennyson of Td. Notice of funera) later. 0 Feservoir GRAHAM. JAMES. Depar S S e ted this residence, l“& JAMES GRAHAM, beloved Mergen. He lea: to four sisters, two other relatives and ‘nine. Wpie sourt e riend of Kattic mourn their loss d a host of rds. “Remainy et er 5 Gntil wednudny.. eh 5, at his late mmnce at 3 Interment "Lin: HAI e belov -na devnud nephe"nf e Tiemains resting at Lot el T and Lau o wmlm Ennis, 'y " Beal A. Menry. ' Funeral Thursday: erch Sl P from his Inte resl! ing st the avove add o on JACKSON, b 3 1030 s trifaeth TRORRON Bie leaves “to mourh - her denlnun two daughters, one ‘s cousin and_a host ot other relatives ‘and” triends. " Fineral Thursday, March D.m Wi llam T. Talberts funeral pariors, 1308 6th st Friends and relatives invited to urray “officlating. Inter- ment Payne Cemeters JOHNSON, MINNIE Cham- ;hn Seatn gf’g‘.‘,‘ ';‘:"' ter March 3, ‘1936, 12 nelockm;-oon. e!rn'"‘h" Metropolitan A. Ch\lrch M tween 15th lnd 18t u N v mcm ' G d Ruler. e 3 Attest: MAMIE A. JA b Chief Grand ncnb-. . YSIUI love son ot the late John und cmmm: lfln' Puneral from the chapel o Frank Gel Co. n.w., Thu nflll. 30 a.m. ‘Requiem mass loystus Church, at 10 o'clock. Rela- s “and’ friends’ invited. Thierm Mount Ollvlt Cemetery. ' TCHF) IDI IRD HUBBARD. %, ma A0hs csldence, in New ork, k. broth Trace Denre Eieheld RICHARDSON, SIE. Re0siied, ihis lite Sat- urday, March 1, 1930, BIE RICHA! Remaing xesting at Frazier's new uncrai home, 389 R. I avi Notice of u- Ly neral later. SHEEHAN, PAT! day, Mareh 3, 1930,'at i 00 G st. . PATRICK elove Neliie Louise Sheehian, Funeral ve fesidence on' Thursday, March 6, 30 a.m; thence to Ho!y Nume Churei: Where r nwm mass will be said at 9 a.m for ose of his soul Interment ount” Olivet.” Cemetery, d Tionts svite, In Memoriam. ANGELL. ELIZABETH M. Sacred to the T S urpdsarly beloved wife and mother, EI M. ELL (nes ~ho_sntered into Deaceil. rest y, March 5, 1023, At_home on nu beautiful hills of God, By, the valley of rest so fai 7, some time, when " Soy we il meet vou there HER DEVOTED HU SBAND AND SON. * BEVERLY. EVELYN. In memory of our dear hter and 'sisier, EVELYN LY assed a seven years un todly THE FAMILY, * ur task is UISA L. In sad but luvml re- Sut dear and devoted moth- BRANDT, who de- Rollfe three years today, Some day, wm time The face we loved so well, Some day your hands shall be clasped And hever say_farewell, Yotflmwvx NG DAUGHTERS AND HUS- LEN. In sad but loving remem- o mother, HELE] ROWN, brance dear. BROWN. who deparied tnis life two arch 5, 1928. g0 toda: nd_true 0 the same il the Hmew Dearest mother, that was you. Onf paho mas always kind, aeho, Joyld always forgive and foreet; One with the purest 1 Whose friendship w Her Joying voice, her PN ure o ot every one all. ING ' CHILDREN. * mn nabmuh loving M B Rnd i fadvee i %i Ho' happy w When " our "eir 1"’ But now ‘It 15 brok "o'iive at Jes Dear brother, w nn you could not speak And Could not -b; 1 knew our thoushts Sere with When ‘you were to H1 \VOTED SISTER. BROWN, SARAR. 1n sad but loving remem- Brance of my desr Srandmother, A depatiea Pthie Nte cen o todsy, March 5, 19! 6 Surrounded In th bygone tH friends T am lonssome, *Bub ‘ dear srandmother, Sad. sad: O Lord how ry. esom, ery spot: Listening for ous Toving velcs aad foot- for T hear them not. ¥ o) AUGH OF ARLINGTO for you. , 8 i VA, * 1 \ In Memortam. CHACONAS. ETHEL EVELYN. memory of my dear wife this life one year ago toda: Not dead to the ones who loved her, Not lost, but befe: Bng lives with us in will forevermo: Your heart was the truest in all the widey( on earth c "You' .n sl the dearent HER LOVING HUSBA AND ER i [USBAND OHIL- CHACONAS, ETHEL E YN, Sacred to the nd sister, ‘memory of ou sis! who departed ¢ eat 8eo todss: March 5, 1929. In our hearts your memory linge: qioving. tender and true'm . g ere 15 not a day, dear Ethel ‘We do not think of you Lifo 1s ot the same to. “us Since you have passed away. We think of you in y can u You are not forgotten, Nor shall you ever be: Suone & life and memory last e will remember the HER LOVING PARE! B v NTS ™ AND SISTER, CLEMENTS, BARBARA C. In sad but lov- emembran Bfpbonembrance of olr deac daughter, A EMENTS, w] . departed”this 1ite ¢ P March 5, 192 We_little lhoulhr when leaving home MOTH'R AND FATHER. You fought life's battles brayely, And patiently stood every test: And you wiil aiwass be loved and rememe-~ ere Because you were one of the bes EISTERS AND BROTHERS. » GRIFFITH, WILLIAM L. remembrance of our 2 hree years ago today, In sad but lovin dear husband _en er, Who departed this life thi today, March s, 1927, Sy HIS WIFE'AND CHILDREN. * ts, . who left ten years IID loder March 5, 1920, and fllh!!. MILTO! ROSS, who passed awa Tive Yéars ago, June 30, 1935, % Al 'lnllld 1 give to have them back d be Lers st my side, 1 W!lh that they 'l". me hld lived, Or with them had THEIR DEVOTED SON, IRN!ST! GROSS. What happy days we once enjoyed, When we were all together, But, oh, how changed it all is now, Elnea they have gone forever. . R LOVING S8ON, JAMES M. GROSS,* nzwut'r. MALINDA. In loving me; of LINDA. HEWLETT, oth " Vo departed this 114 Manin's, 1026, Sad today my troubled heart. And dim my eyes with tears, o de gelth has robbed ki was mine 'nuu e 3,hiave been many and lone, ear_mother, a Since I saw vour visage fair, Yet where'er on’ earth 1 ko Sigoe death does not divide us, know a day will come, When we ‘shall meet’ again And live in_our heavenly homs. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ‘FrEANOR JA(‘KSON. Mol.u‘l: Sacred to the mi 8 9 mother and grandmother, CKSON, who entered mn"‘ glernal rest one year ago today, March, . 0ry (A1 A happy home we once enjoved, ow sweet the memory still; But du h has left a loneliness never can be flled. DAUCHTER SUSIE AND ommmvuu- LIZABETH LOM. a Jonu, lnu E. In memory of our dear 'n mother, ROSA’ E. JONES, who departed this life two years' ago today, March 8, Gone, but_not torgoten, i HARRY P JoNES, A G. COLBERT/ "' vu'nllwu GEORGANA. In sad but loving remembrarice of & dear mother and grand-00 mother, - GEORGA WS, who ., departed this life Seven yeurs ako todary Mar It_was ln lh! evening. Eleven years ago today, An angel’of desth came down to earth And bore our loved one aw Sisen on, dear one, and. take your res God called you horhe. He LhoUGRE 1 beat. 3141 In siience you suffered, in patience you bore Till God called you to suffer no more. HER DEVOTED SON, JOSEPH, AND GRANDCHILDREN., MEADE, GEORGE W. Sacred to the mem., . ory of my dear son 'and brother. GEORGH W, MEADE (CHUCKIE), who departed this 5-{) ife one yeAr ago today, March 5, The ‘hands. that, did 45 muh for 6 How heipless they lay. God’Xnew they worked continuously, But they are gone today. MOTHER, MARY C. MEADE. "Twas evening when the Master's voice called softly, ‘‘Come and rest, a My Sifeting. chlid. Gome now, nd lay your iy .n.we?a. “Xen e h I walk,, aid. 18 B m"uzns ROBERT ‘-l AND MEL-, VIN H. ME. MEADE, GEORGE W. In sad but loving res /4 membrance of our dear brother, friend. ... member and _co-worker. E W, MEADE, who passed to the great beyond: ‘! one year ago today, March 5, 1929. e Loved in life, lamented in deat Done by order of the lmpnlll St e » in regular session. 3 R. ROBERT L. PEYTON, ent. 3. PREMONT BUTLER, Hecordins See. * .. MILSTEAD, HANNAH. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear wife, HANNAH, yho departed this life two yeats ago tol day, HER NOSBAND, ANDREW J, MILSTEAD, * 4 MUDD, IRENE. In sad but loving remem. » brance of my dear wife, IRENE MUDD, ¥ho departed this life ten years ago to- day, March 8, 1920. Moments of sadness come over me, Silently tears of sorrow flow; Memory heeps you nest me oug) o0k e n_years HER W DEVOTED HUSBAND, 0. RY NEWTON, ROSA A. In loving memory of ‘our dear mother, ROSA A, NEWTON, who left us three yéars ago ioday, Mareh 8, Three yesrs have passed, dear mother, But are hearts are just the same; Many a silent tear has fallen At the mention of your name. HER CHILDREN. * SCOTT, ANNIE. In loving remembrance of'’? my dear mother and our grandmother, ANNIE SCOTT, who died three years ago today, March s, 1927. Remembrance is den_ch Beath tried to break' but all in vaim, To have, 10 love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of our heart, H DEVOTED ' DAU R BE! GHT: GRANDD TERS, ET) TR EDNA BEATRICE AND JUA BRIGHT. WALKER, NOVELLA. In loving remem ot oy Tqaar” wiles NOVELLA gBar) departed this life one vear ago fodayy.., March 8, 1929. JAMES E. WALKER. WALKER, NOVELLA MITCHELL. In loving ce of our dear daughter, sister ind mother. NOVELLA MITCHELL WAL- KER. who departed this life one year aso today. In_our hearts your memory lingere, Sweetly, tender, kind and tiue; There is not a day, dear Novell nat we do not think of yoi HER LOVING FATHER, SISTER AND CHILDRE! . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - Joseph F. Birch's Sons ISAAC 3034 M St. NoW. Phone west goss. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 13 SEVENTR ST. N.%v, National 2473 ., O Private Ambulsnes TIMOTHY Linc. 5543 5543 w V. L. SPEARE CO 641 H St. N.E. ment. u F_St. N.3 w Wm. H Sardo & Co. Co. ; Private Limousine Ambulance g1 m s NE Lincoln 0524 Modern Chapel E!llblflhed 1876, JOHN b WRIGHT CO. . 10th Phone North 0047 ALMUS T R SPEARE Succeeding th a1 W & Spears Co onnecticut Ave. |, FOTOMAC deto R. JESS' Cl lé‘“..!..ET JR. Limousine Amhuhnu __521 8th St. N.E. k] Lo ITA Clyde J. N.cll'i:l‘—"".'." Tnes 4200 9th Bt. N.W. S, " o WILLIAM LEES S &EMATPmUM. 332 PA._AVE. N.W. CHAS. s. % L ST