Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1930, Page 9

PYWELL FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Retired Public School Teacher Will Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Puneral services for Edwin Franklin | % teacher, who died Saturday at his Summer cottage, at North Beach, Md. Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. ‘The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 11, cents per day and 5 cents Sunday. years old, retired public | in Rnck will be conducted at 11 o'clock tomor- row morning at his late residence, 72 V street. Services will be conducted by Rev. Francis X. Cavanaugh, assistant pastor of St. Martin’s Catholic Church. Never having afliated with any church, Mr. Pywell had requested, in the event of his death, that Father Cavanaugh, a close friend, Dcllu Interment will be 'k Cemetery. Mr. Pywell had served 35 years with the local public sehools, retiring four years ago when connected with the Emory School. He was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia and the So- clety of Natives. At North Beach, where he had main- tained a Summer residence for the last 35 years, Mr. PyweR had served several terms as mayor. A parachute which automatically opens itself, thus precluding possible trouble caused by those opened by the jumper, has been invented in Canada. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1930 MRS. MARGARET SPILLER BURIED IN ARLINGTON Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Alvord Spiller, wife of Maj. Oliver L. Spiller, were conducted in Arlington FCemetery this afternoon. Mrs. Spiller died Friday at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, where Maj. Spiller is sta- tioned. Mn Spiller was the daughter of the late . Gen. Benjamin Alvord, and mlded in this city while her father was on duty here and later while her husband was on duty in the office of the chief of the Artillery Corps. She was a graduate of Western High School, the class of 1909. Besides her husband she is survived by a 15-year-old daughter, a son, 11; her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Alvord; a sister, Mrs. Reginald Rutherford, and & brother, Benjamin Alvord, jr., and her uncle, Maj. Gen. John F. Mor- rison, U. &. A., retired, of this city, ASCO—the Mark of Quality! 'HEREVER you go, the name American Stores stands high in favor. w Quality at Lowest Possible Prices Highest appreciated by hundreds of thousands of . ASCO Friends. Step into any of the Stowes listed below and prove the truth of our statement that you will always get The Most of the Best for the Least 401 E. Capitol 739 N. Capitol St. 1719 N. Capitol St. 1779 Columbi 5008 Connect 38 Connecticut 906 “G” St. N.W. 4842 Georgia Ave. N.W. 6235 804 “H” St. N.E, 1348 Good Hope Road. 712 “K” St. N.W. 3107 “M” St. 2218 Nicholas Ave. S.E 1438 Park Road N.W. Road N.W. ut Ave. N.W. Ave. N.W, 3325 Connecticut Ave. N.W, 7 Georgia Ave. N.W. 930 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 3180 Mt. Pleasant St. N.W. Connecticut & Northampton Sts. 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A prehistoric city in a cave, one of the most remarkabl e ucheolomcl-l sites in the United S , has been restored practically to its mmu condition. ‘The scientific results of this explora- tion have just been.announced by Dr. Neil M. Judd, curator of New World archeology of the National Museum, who was in charge of the work which started just before the World War. ‘The ancient “city” is Betatakin, in the Navajo National Monument in Arizona. It consisted of 135 distinet rooms or houses, mostly contiguous, of well constructed masonry, built on the ledge of a great cavern opening from the north wall of a precipitous canyon. Betatakin was one of the big towns of the cliff dwellers, presumably erected at the height of their culture, Masterpiece of Masonry. Considering the difficulties encoun- tered by the primitive workmen, pos- sessing only stone hammers and cutting instruments, the town is considered a masterpiece "of masonry. The ledge and the sides of the cave were often pre- cipitous so that the walls had to be erected upon shallow steps pecked out with the stone hammers. Judd fol- lowed the same procedure in restoring the walls, but worked with modern tools, ‘The rooms consisted of dwellings, ceremonial halls and storchouses. The subterranean settlement must have housed a considerable population, but no effort has been made to estimate this or ascribe a date to the ruins. Evidently it afforded a very secure re- treat for the peaceful argicultural people from the marauding bands of Northern Indians, who already were raiding their stores. ‘The dwelling places were distin- guished from the storehouses by the smoke on the walls. The ceremonial N for | pital 50, in- rite_or Phone R. L. ISHERWOOD, 1513 28th St. S.E. s, Sometimen, 34 Totnd: the walls. Judd found, dwellings were mnodeled for re- Atmosphere Preserved. During the centuries which followed the abandonment of the eblo. Judd relates, many of the had col- lapsed, tons n( ‘wind-| blo'n sand had been lodged in the empty rooms, and huge blocks of sandstene had broken from the cave roof. Throughout the restoration work, he says, the workers sought to preserve the prehistoric at- mosphere of the place, and wherever modern handicraft was essential this was carefully disfigure The work involved recovering the secret of the mud mortar with which the ehistoric builders bound the e blocks of houses together. This mortar, in many cases, had out- lasted the stone. It consisted of a mix- ture of sand and red clay. Stones and timbers from the shattered dwellings ‘were nlvued and reused. SISTER JULIA DIES T ST. ROSE SCHOOL | Superintendent of Inmstitution Had Served Here Since Before Span- ish-American War. Sister Julia, superintendent of St. Rose's Technical School, died yesterday at the school convent, 1878 Phelps place. Sister Julia, & native of Troy, N. Y., entered the order of the Sisters of Charity of 8t. Vincent De Paul at Em- mitsburg, Md., 48 years ago. With the excention of a few years' service during the Spanish-American War, she had been stationed at St. Rose's School as teacher and superintendent. Requiem mass will be solemnized to- morrow morning_at St. Rose's Chapel at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Deaths Reported. following deaths have been reported Health Department in the last 34 K. Luquer, 88, 1701 New Hampshire ave. John A Jon giarfeld Hospital. sm 7 S [dren's Hospital. and Hilds Edlaviich, John A. Ashton, Seiiman Carpente ud E. Burke, 22, 2433 Ontario rd. T Miilisms. 19, ‘Tuberculosis Hospital. Jrone Penn, 17, 700 imbis T Clanide' Caldwell, 6, Coilarents. Hospital Joshua Turner, 7 months, 2031 Flagler pl. y . BACK HOME CURSION Visit the Folks at Home Saturday, October 4th REDUCED ROUND-TRIP FARES From Washington, D, C. 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ZABAN'S Mattress & Box Spring Co. 903 E St. N.W., NATIONAL 9411 MYER COHEN RITES ARE HELD IN TEMPLE Burial of Noted Lawyer Follows in Washington Hebrew Con- gregation Cemetery. Funeral services for Myer Cohen, noted Washington lawyer, who died in Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, Saturday, were conducted in the Wash- ington Hebrew Congregation Temple today at 10 am. Rabbi Abram Simon officiated. Interment was in the Wash- ington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. Dr. Harry M. Kaufman, B. Berne Burgunder, Sidney Reizenstein, John H. Edwards, William J. Eynon, Nathan Baum, J. Thilman Hendrick and W. Oliver Murray were active pallbearers. The honorary pallbearers were Simon Kann, Frank J. Hogan, John Poole, Harry King, Ben Prince, William J. Dante, Simon Rosenau of Philadelphia, Clark C. Griffith, Richard D. Daniels, Hugh Saum, E. I, Kauffman, Leon Strauss of New York City, James K. Polk, Raphael Semmes, Harry Ward- man, Leon Tobriner, T. Janney Brown, Joseph U. Dellinger, Thomas M. Git- tings, Ralph W. Lee, Maj. Julius I, Peyser, Edward J. Walsh, John L. Weaver, Radford Moses, George F. Havell, James L. Parsons, jr, and Thomas B, Sweeney Mr. Cohen was 64 years old. He had practiced law here for more than 40 ; was a leader in the insurance had been active in financial circles, aiding in the organization of several of ‘Washington’s leading banks, and was prominently identified with nu- merous charitable organizations, which he had served for many years. He also had long been active in clubs and other organizations, AUGUSTA COUNTY ACTS TO GUARD FROM RABIES Supervisors Ofdain That Dogs at Large Must Be Muzzled Un- less Immunized. Special Dispatch to The Star. STAUNTON, Va, when the Board of Supervisors acting on the requestiof the Board of Health, adopted an ordinance requiring all dogs in the count; be muzzled or kept on the premises of their owners unless m- munized for the period covering the next 45 days, ‘This order is the culmination of a general rabies scare which has pervaded this section for the past several weeks. It has been unofficially stated that nine heads of dogs sent to the State labor- [ itories for examination disclosed the presence of rabies. HEART DISEASE FATAL Miss Aline G. McDaniel, 22, Suc- cumbs After Long Illness. Miss Aline G. McDanlel, 22 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McDaniel, 1716 Kearney street north- east, died of heart disease at her home yesterday after a long illness. Miss McDanlel had attended George Washington University for three years and was to have entered the senior |sa class this year. She was a member of the Beta Chapter of the Chi Sigma Sorority there. She was graduated with honors from Eastern High School. Funeral services will be conducted in the Church of Our Savior tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in St. Paul's Chapel, Waldorf, Md. COLORED MAN HURT Nelson Moore of Hyattsville Found on B. & 0. Railroad Tracks. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., September 22. —Suffering from a .ompound fracture of the skull and other injuries, Nelson Moore, colored, of Melirose avenue, Hyattsville, was found on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks this morning. He was rushed to the office’of Dr. Leon- ard Hayes, who rendered first ald and o’r&e]ud his removal to Freedmen’s Hos- pital, Chief of Police Harry Anderson and his son, who took the man to the hos- pital, said Conductor H. A. Bernard re- ported finding Moore on the trackL Births Reported The following births have been reported {o the Health Department in the last 24 oree T. and Ethel M. Collins, boy. Maurice and Eleanor Garrett, boy. Lving F. and Gladys Sumner. g Charles and Cora Duls Rk P. and Marearet A. Paimer, boy. d Anona C. Clarke, girl. uel nd Eleanor M. Harlow, boy. Joston F. and Mary M. Sullivan, boy. Arthur_and Rachel Sm CAT—lost Friday nieht: 1arge, Uger striped; ale; wearing black collar; near 1840 Kalo- a_rd.__Lewinson. ard TOX TERRIER EUPFY, 4 months old and white. Raymond Chase. M Wntm in_2487. LADIES "\ M. A M Met. POCKET x bra urdas night; return fo oW reward. 1111 Lamont st. n. POCKETBOOK. Kann's Dept. Store ressed Mrs. “Seguy: - sentimental Rpuu d it veturned. Apt. 305, the Embassy. RINGS, 2 (1 diamond and 1 sapphire) Fri. or Sat., from vicinity 1954 Col. rd. Lib erai reward Mrs. Elliott. Potomaé 0133, 24+ SETTER, pu; 1d, black Chevy CH, Bulova, Initials bfl\\een 6th and B and 13th st. “blac Freer, i Hospital. 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(Furnished by United States Coast and eodetic Survey.) TDdly—LOW tide, 1:58 a.m. and 2:23 pm.; high tide, 7:40 a.m. and 8:09 p.m. Tomorrow—TLow tide, 2:50 3:07 pm.; high tide, 8:30 8:57 p.m. . The Sun and Moon, o g;odn\'*Sun rose 5:54 a.m.; sun sets p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:56 a.m.; sun sets 6:05 p.m. Moon rises 5:5¢ a.m.; sets 6:24 p. Automobile lamps to be lighted nn half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Potomac, clear, and Shenandoah little cloudy this morning. Weather in Various Cities. moerature, o DT gre g H 1] 8a03H +-qqara qzer som0T weg 0y we Stations. Weather, e gupINSIA Abilene, Tex. Albany, N. Y. Ci Baltimore, M Binminghim September 22— 'B""" Protective measures against rabies have been extended into Augusta County |H apolis.ind so 1 ville¥ia. 30.13 boul.vufe Mismi, 30. N, Orleans, La.. 30,04 New York,' N Oklanoma’ Gity. Omaha, Neb) Phllndelnm; T Pittsburgh, Cl B iioudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Stona Hioudy Gleny Giear FOREIGN. (7 8um., Greeawich time, today.) Station: Temperature, Weather. London, England....... . & France. . ¥ ance. Stockholm, Sweden. Gibraltar," Spain Green: Horta, (nnh Azory Hamilton, Bermud rrent Part cloudy n Juan, Porto Rici na. A, Part cloudy Part cloudy Rain Inverted Dive Kills Pilot. ROSELAND, N. J, September 22 (#)—An airplane crashed here yester- day, killing its pilot, Jack H. G. Mills, jr., 38, of Englewood. Eyewitnesses said the plane careened fo the ground in an inverted dive. ‘The cause of the crash was not determined, but the belief was expressed the pilot had fainted. @uard of GIhuukn CURTIS, ANN. The family of the late GURTIS atknowiedse with ‘eraistul APpreciation (he many Xindnesses shown during her illness and the bea floral offerings on the occasion of her death THE FAM Braths. BARBER, THOMAS. Departed this life atter 8 a0riet, lliness, * Sunday, WRIGHT, wife of the Bronson. Funeral sery undertaking parlors, Hiesaay. Beplember 23, &t 3 ment private, BROWN, ELEANOR. , Departed this life on Friday, September 19, at Freedmen's Hospital, after a long lllness, ELEANOR n.w emains rest- ing at Framer's toneral’ hote 360 AL, ave. n.w, Notice of funeral Inter. 32 BUTCHER, LILLIE. On Friday, September 19,1930, at the rdsidence of :h" Sister, s eptember 23. DOWNEY, CHARLES F. Suddentr, on sn- Urday. Beptembor 20, 1090 CHARLES beloyed husband of Elizsbeth E. 1D, ibe 45th “year of his nee runeux from his Inte Tesidence. ‘Ti07 Geor, ave. on’ Tuesdny, Bebtember 23, At Relatives ‘and friends invited: private. ELY, GEORGE W. Suddenly, on Sunday, September 31, 1830, GEORGE H. ELY. loved husband of Mrs. Katherine Ely, og resting at the chapei of Jobn K. Wright Co 1931 10th S howe. Faneial services at the Immaculaté Conception Chureh, 8th and N sts. nw, Wednesday, September 24, R P g A g for the Yepose of his soul. Interment Glenwood Cemetery, 2: EVERETT, MARY A. On Monday, Sept ber 22, 1930, &% her, residence, 1303 ARY A. EVERETT, wi nw., e Taie Bamuel W Bverette Sexvicns corvnisy at the above address Tuesday, September 23, at 8 pm, Interment Williamsport, 23 FORGY, JESSE. On Monday September 23, 1030, at 1:45 am. JESSE fatner of “Carrie N’ of Bhiladeisnis, Session _Works, Robert, Osborn. Jesse. Alonzo, Pernell’ and Roy Forgy and Viola Pitts and Vera Grifth. Funeral from his Iate residence, 1704 4th st. n.w., Wednes- day. September 24, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 3 FRIEDLANDER, ADAH M. At her residence, Apariment 606, Northbrook Coutts. 16t and Newton sts. ks ADAR M FRIEDLANDER, beloved sister of Mrs. Elin M. Burr. residence Mol at 7:30 pm. Priends lnvited. Wildwood Cemetery, Brockway, P GAVER. FRANK A Suddenly, on Sunday, September 21, 1930, at the residence of his dauenter, Miss' Erances a Tuterment 22 'mber 22, lnmmcm at the Deral Home. 1400 Chapin st. 1w on Fues: day. September 23, at 10 dm. " Interment Ebenezer Cemetery, Bloomfield, Va. GLOVER. HAZEL. On Saturday. Senlember 20,1530, 8t the residence of Her parents, 4407 Lane pl. n.e., HAZEL GLOVER, b loved ‘daughter of John W. o p.m., in his + husband of Susann E. Hender- ey, Md. The remains are resting at the Colonial funeral home of Willlam Rueben Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Puneral Tuesday, September 23, 8t. Mary's Catholic churr!\ Rncxvulc e terment St. Mary's Cemet, 22 JACKSON. WELEN E. On Sunday. S eptem Mot 50 103, HELEN £ sACKaSN SP S Dumbirton ' ave. ‘nw. devoled wife of Albert G. Jackson and daughter of Leon- raand” Loulse Rithardson Ghal 1iaves to_mourn their loss two children, three brothers and a host of other relatives and Puheral Wednesday, September 2_pm., from Mount Zion M. E. Rev. 8. Carroll, pastor. 'Re- esting at the W. Brnest Jnrvis To- church until 2 p.m. Tuesday, there- e o the above residenc 23 0} uuu-mu u? Biiward Nobinsan, of John, Hannah. Harrisom, Minne. Games: Weltora" s Thomas inson, 'Nettie ‘Ourtis and_Delilah Payne. Notice of funeral later. mains resting atone W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st nw Sud 3 C g, oo CEoREn B 7 years. Remains st heral Nome. 83 Interment Tuesday, Septem p.m., Shiloh, McDANIEL, ALY E G, On Sunday, Sewtem. 50 a.m. ants m. he home o . Al GERTR years 1 an 35" duys, beloved danghio of Thortas B 404 Mamie A McDaniel. Puneral services Tuesday, September 30, at 1 Church of Our Bavior, 16th and lrvlnr n, T Thierment Bt Paul's Onese v O'HALLORAN, MICHAEL. On Sun tember 21, 030, at his restdence. c MICHAEL ~ O'HALLORAN, . Sep- {nec"Bhechy) ‘and. father ‘of Thomas 3 Conoran. Body will arzive in Washing: nesday morning, September 34, Funeial from 7. Warren Taltas al_home. 14th’ st. and. Sprin n Thursday, Septeimber 28, at A nomn-m massat, mmaculaie’ Gone gepiion Church, '8th and N sis. at 0. am " Relatives ‘knd frighds invite; {o,stend. Interment Mount” Gliver Geme PROCTOR, ANNIE V. Departed this m- rrmy Seotember 16, 1090, at Maple ave. Ha Va. E V. PROCTOR, Tother ¢ Josentt Broctor and devared friend of Evelyn Bowie. Remains restin &t W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh, 143 B ot nw. Fneral Tucmae September 23, #t 10 am, from 8t. Augustine's Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. PROCTOR, ANNIE. gThe, Ladies' Relisble Immediate ‘Rellef Soclety is Tequested to attend the fineral of Mis. ANNIE PROC R Tuesday, September RS0 2iMie lrom, 1. August Church, " 18th st. bet. L and M s IESSTE nueoN. Drestdeny Miss ADDIE CHASE GREEN, Rec, PROCTOR, ANNIE V. Officers and members 9f Pty Monica's Ladies” Auxiliary, Nov 190 and District Auxiliary, No. 2, Knights of Bt glonn. sre hereby nouied of the death of Sister' ANNIE V. PROCTOR. Call fne Monduy. Sevterber $20" a¢ "8 Jarvis funeral horme, Funeryl Tyesday 3, at 10 am. trom St A G N R TNNE: Pres, CHARTOTTR LD, st breg ISADORE M., SMACKUM, District R. . 8. * PYWELL, EDWIN FRANK! Saturday, Septembrr 20, EDW] FRANKLIN BEWRLL, batovert wishand. ot the late Margaret Pywell. father of Clara O'Bryon and Laura Pywell Hester and grandiather of Edwin J. Uhthoff. Funeral rom his_residence, 72 V St n.W. ‘Tuesday, September 23, at 11 Am. Taters ment, in Rock Creek Cemetery. - Relatiyes and friends invited 3 Ty tun | Suddents. on 1990, . his s Muson st Cherrydaje ALTER mmzx Geloved husvand e S Rynex and ‘father of Waltets ; Eddy' Rl S ldred (Rees, Helen Wieland and Louis d neral Lodue. mi , a6 3 pom, Breasional Cemetery. SACKS, IDA LEON. On Saturday. mu-. ber 30, 1930 IDA LEON, beloved wite ef George P. Sacks. Funeral from her Iate residence.’ 101 Chevy Chase d s Hills, Bethesda, Md., on Tues ber 33, at SCOTT, ANNA med this life Sunday, ‘Sentember 31, ln{1 e NPy 1241 S0 emains resting el Farlors, 100 tice of funeral later. SIDNEY, SIMON. Departed this life Priday, September 19, 1930, in full Christian_faith gt the residence of his niece, Mrs. Hattie Wood, 1234 4th st. SIMON SID- Y, formally of Baltimore, Md. leaves to mourn their oss a nephew. Gharles H. Davis, and a niece, Mrs. Hattle ; Woo neral Tuesday, September 33, at Eugene Ford's fu- outh Capitol at. No- Purieral services at her'lats | 1 pmi., from the above residenc Lerment in Aeimeton Notonsl aence SIMNS, JOHN A., Entered into re a3, September’ 20, 1930, at 6 p.m. Teriaence 308" oin a0 » devoted Husband of Flnnle i Simms and son of the late John A. and Marcha A. Simms and brother of Loulse Richardson; Funeral Tuesday, September 23, i . trom the Metropolitan A, M st between 15th and iam H. Thomi X es: 1'pim., from Mdmginl t J. C. BURLLS, Bec. SIMMS, JOHN A, "The Crlxuux Mtuch Re- lief Association lnnoun‘!fi death of. Brother JOHN' A" STVMS, on -:um&v September 20, 1030, at his residence, 4 20t n.w. Funeral Tuesda; r ;"Cils nL 1 p.m., from Metropolitan A. fl W STEPHEN FULLER, Pres. J. C. BURLLS, SIMMS, JOHN A Vr!mbeu of the Young Mens Immedinte Rellet Association are Tequested to attend the funeral of JOHN s 'on "Tuesday. September 43, 18 the Metropolitan A,'M. Shardr e 50" BEbyeen 15t and 16t AS HOLLAND, Pres. sMITH, uwnt on Prldlyvt Beptember orence Remains at Frazier Tuc home. 389" Riiode m.na ave. n.w, Taterment at Tarboro N VERROSSO, PO} tember 31, 107 t. ne, BOLOMINA. widow of Tony Vers Toissd.” ' Funeral from the above re-ldmu on Wednesday, September 24, at 8:30 a.m. thence to St Anthony's chuun, mass will be sune alb o "t pose of her soul. Rel invited. Interment A WASHINGTON, _GEOR on_ Mon 3 September 23, 1930, ai his mmmu. 13 4 GEORGE W, Tusband Yeleorpinan Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvi Washington. He also_leaves four sisters tWo_brothers, eleven nephews, five nieces. funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral-later. WATSON. YETER B On Sunday. Septem- ber 21 1930, PETER B. WATSON, de- voted 'husband of Frances L. father ‘of Florence, Watson, son of Peter B. Watson, Lrother’ of Patrick, Robert, Henry. Ji Francie, Sarah Jainey and Elizabeth san. 2 F{ agton cemmn 23 a Wi Funeral Wednesday, September m. " from New B Church 9th and D. Jarvis officiating. Remains resting at the W, Ernest Jarvis tuneral church, gu S sts. n.w., Rev. In Memortam. | PHIPPS, LUCY E. AND THOMAS E. Tn but “loving _remembrance of our di LUCY E. PHIPPS, who departed {his life three voars agn September 23, 1927, and our dear brother, THOM. PHIPES, who depatted This iife Tout sears ago, July 12, 1926 Today recalls the memor: o today who think of Are those Who loved them best. MILY. * RATTO. ROSE. Tn sad but 1 xmm'! remem. brance of my dear mother, Fho died three years ago today, Bepitember m:R LOVXNG SON, ORANGELO J. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0047, GEO, W. WISE CO. Clyde J. Nxchols, Inc. 4209 0th_St. N.W. 332 PA. AVE N.W___ NATIONAL 1384, 1388 _816 H ST NE. Herbert B. Nev:us Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet_2008 CHAS. C. ZURHORST 301, EAST, CAFITOL 8T, Phone_Lincols " Frank Geier’s S s Co. 1113 BEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel, Trlwnhnl\eN.hm‘l 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of mor corinested with the original W. R. Speare establish B s sy 1000 H SENW, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. ormerly 940 F St. N.W, Private l.imousine Ambulance 412 R BT. NE Modern_Chapel ALMUS R Sfi icoseding the Original W, m @3 _Connecticut_Ave. Joseph F. Blrch’s Sona (18AAC BIRCH! 3034 M St. N.W. ______ CEMETERIES, GLENWOOD CEMETERY Pnnno Fstunlaned 2 LOWE, JAMES ¥, Denarted this life Satur- dny. Beptember'20, 1830, ut Gallinwer Hos: pital, JAMES Remainy rm 2% Geotae B, Taaraine: parlor, 300 3ra st aw al today, thence, s ons rlmfl d y 23 a oln Riemoria)-Gem: ATE Opfln I:vmlnn and_Sundays Gudc Bros. Co mpt Aute Delivers