Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1931, Page 9

commander; gumes Kahos, commander | GOADED BY CONSCIENCE, o O, Noven, acing qommander of vie- | MAN GIVES HIMSELF UP ton C, Noyes, acting commander of Vic- tory Post; Joseph V. Byrne, grand chef gare of 40 and 8; Parker Haag of the | yuqge Puts Him on Probation in Confession of $4,000 Theft in 1921. Spanish War Veterans, and Francis F. By the Assoclated Press. Miller, welfare office of the District deglrhn!nt of the lefi:n, 'ost Commander Jol NEW BEDFORD, Mass., Fepruary 13. —A goading conscience brought Herbert aster. TR B. Adams all the way from Louisiana to this old whaling city and, yut?dly, licas of the original pony .x;?'f.s'f ::-pm have been placed on into Superior Court, where he con! he stole more than $4,000 from hu transcontinental mail planes. This has employers 10 years ago. Judge Thomas EI'SEMAN’S heroism of the early cross-country riders \ SEVENTH AND F'STS. ST: VALENTINE DINNER IS HELD BY LEGION POST Organization’s Officials Are Guests of Cooley-McCullough Branch's Celebration. “McOullough Post of the ‘The Cooley: bul s 0 st ts respect memory of s:im vuenune last night at & dinner at the Livera Italian Cafe at “'lr‘hl' "inhe:d its gusts a group of as legion mchll of the District. Tgele included Dr. D. C. MacNelil, department . Keller was who blazed the fast-mail trail in 1858. J. Hammond, although restitution had not been made, placed the penitent on probation. Adams in 1921 held a position of trust in the employ of the Dyer Transporta- tion Co. of Fall River. One day in February of that year ke disappeared. ‘The company simultaneously missed $2,- h al ting e 300 s e trail so well um no elus to his flight was found. SN ‘The new $3,000,000 Bonnet Carre mw-i near New Orleans will divert ippi River into Lake Pon- chartrain when floods threaten the city. & y- Suit or 0’Coat Now $23.75 | ON. CONVENIENT TERMS IF pESlRED Bargain hunters—here’s your chance. We have reduced all of our suits and overcoats to one low price, $23.75. The suits sold as high as $45—the overcoats, $50. They’re all now $23.75. Do your own choosing—pick out any style or model. Complete stocks, all sizes are here. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay in Convenient Weekly or Monthly *Only Blue Serge Suits and next Spring Suits are not included in this sale. Amounts ALLSTATE TIRES GIVE MORE VALUE PER DOLLAR THAN ANY TIRE IN THE WORLD Prove their worth and long service for yourself Cadillac 32x6.75, $15.35 Packerd 32x6.75, $15.35 Peerless 20x5.59, $8.90 Stutz 32x6.50, $13.10 Hudson 31x6.00, $11.40 Jordan 28x5.50, $8.75 Ford 30x4.50, $5.60 Chrysler 30x6.00, $11.20 Graham- Paige 31x6.50, $12.90 Reo 30x8.50, $12.75 Studebaker 20x5.50, $8.90 Buick 332600, $11.65 Viking 30x6.00, $11.20 Chevrolet 29x4.50, $5.60 Plymouth 20x4.75, $6.75 Oldsmobile 28x5.25, $7.90 Kissel 30x6.00, $11.20 Essex 30x5.00, $7.10 Stearns- Knight 32x6.75, $15.35 Durant Our guaranteo is the most liberal ever made Franklin 31x6.50, $12.90 La Salle Nash 30x5.00, $7.10 Hupmobile 31x6.00, $11.40 Lincoln 32x6.75, $15.35 Auburn 31x6.00, $11.20 Windsor 31x6.00, $11.40 Oakland 29x5.50, $8.90 Erskine 75, $6.75 Whippet* 29; 28x4.75, $6.65 Pontiac 29x5.00, $6.98 Wolverine 30x6.20, $12.75 Willys-Knight 29x5.50, $8.90 Dodge 29x5.00, $6.98 De Sota 29x5.00, '$6.98 Roosevelt 20x5.00, $6.98 Chandler 32x6.00, $11.50 Diana + 20x5.25, $8.15 Marmon 20x5.50, $8.90 Gardner | 20x5.50, $8.90 Dupont ; 32x6.75, $15.35 Sears, Roebuck - Co. Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Streets N.E. HENRY ALBER EXPIRES AT CAPITAL RESIDENCE Insurance Man Follows Wife Into Death—Son and Daughter Survive. Henry Alber, 69, Washington insur- ance man, died yesterday at his home, 2204 Decatur place, of pneumonia. He had been a lifelong resident of Wash- ington, and for 25 years was connected with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. At the time of his death he was local agent for the Home Beneficial In- surance Co. of Richmond, Va. Mr. Alber's death was preceded only a week by the death of his wife, . Jeanetta Alber, on February 4. He is survived by a son, Earl Dare Alber; a daughter, Miss Myrtle Anna Alber, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the res- idence. Interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. WALTER P. BARNES, 25, DIES AT HIS HOME HERE Government . Printing Office Em- ploye Was Graduate of McKin- ley High School. Walter Pierson Barnes, 25, of 142 R street northeast, lifelong District resi- dent, died yesterday at his home after an illness of four weeks. Mr. Barnes, who lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair C. Barnes, was an employe cf the Government Printing Office. He was a graduate of McKinley Technical High School. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2;30 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. J. Hillman Hol- lister officiating. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Barnes was a member of the District National Guard and of the local printers’ union. Besides his ents he is survived by a brother, James | Allison Barnes, and a sister, Mrs. C. W. Berger, jr,, of Cherrydale, Vl». e i WOMAN IS DEAD AT 87 Mrs. Wilhelmina Aue Leaves Tlree Sons and Four Daughters. Mrs. Wilhelmina Aue, 87 years old, & resident of Washington for 68 years, died yesterday at her home, 61 Bryant street, after a short illness. Mrs. Aue came to Washington from Germany. She was the widow of John Henry Aue, who died here in 1892, Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- noon. Rev. Richard Schmidt, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, of which Mrs. Aue was a member, will officiate. In- :::mem will be in Prospect Hill Ceme- y. She was a member of the Eastern Star. Surviving are three sons, Fred L. Aue, William Aue and John H. Aue, and four daughters, Mrs. Catherine Schickler, Mrs. Henry Herger, Mrs. Harry Young and Mrs. John Rizzo, with whom she llvtd. Fire Used in Snow Disposal. KONIGSBERG (N.AN.A).—They have found an ingenious method of dis- posing of street snow here. Instead of cmmf it for miles and dumping it in the old-fashioned way, they shovel it up into mobile tanks which are heated by coke fires. The snow melts ra?ndly and is poured down the nearest dra (Copyright, 1931, by North American News- per Alliance.) Deaths Reported The folloving deaths have been reported & thg Health De R the past 34 nours 80, unma ‘Blates Soldiers 1250 W._st. urncn Chinine 5. Caneatty Hsint 5imond A, Burnham, 65, Garfeld Aemo- P.m:f ouney, 64, Gallis R rind Vireinis Fhosaes i ¢ Y 7 e, 80, 310 9 w:fium E Fo Nova Hospital, Ot . Rattike, 56, Walter Beed General pyARrew Thymanski, 82, Providence Hos- ch ries R Burrows, 82, 1218 34th st s 7. Bkogiand, (50, Rock Creek park- fred Wollbers, 48, en route Emergency Hogpital ‘Meara, 46, 708 Oth st. Je‘unflu Atkineon 30, rasre1oss Hos- piigrie A Robinson, 20, Preedmen's Hos- ”Th_le’rul‘ H. Campbell, alias Theresa Holmes, Beipss 3. Preedmen's Homital Chester Charles 19, Sary A Dean. s ‘montr, 430 H B, Flowers For FUNERALS— Metro. 7433 of BROWN. ARTH oy llnl‘ -na thnu&tfl attention BROWH!"tnd" ¥ the "Wone ot %.?x HENRY. Toar HENKY, be Junnm- A on nt Pros c-meuu ANDERSON, THOMAS H. On Thursda: bm-ns 13, 1931, at cmmnb-e Hy Tanaral”” chasil Payne's Cemetery, AvE, WILHELMINA. On Thursday, Febru- 12, 1931, at 13; Ji-umu. bcuved 'He of the late H!nr! aged hmznl Xrom the u d!:c: ol htr dllllhler Mi john Thursday, oved T TR he ALTER P! n_of “Clair_ C. and " 15 the twenty-atch e eral servi at 3 BEALL WILLIAM n. u d b. 108 riveraity " iding: 1’”‘“" .6 % own T o8 BEA foved huspand lewman), ing at 3404 the Onk " Jemeters, Relatives ‘and. Tiends site BEALL, WILLIAM M. = Special communica ion of Potomac, Lodge, No. LA 2 is ‘called Tor Saturaey: Fe 14, 1931 5105 pim, to attend tne! funeral of ou fate brother. ‘WILLIA BEALL. B: order of D, CUMMING, Muiter RICHARD P. WADDEY, Becreun BEAN, BETTY FULTON. Tuary 13, 1931, BELTY FULTON BEAN, daughter ‘of Eugene and Velma Bean. aced 3 months. | Funeral from St John's Cath- gle Church. Forest Glen, Md., Saturday. 1 am. Interment church T, GEORGE. On Friday, 1 znm. aesmem:i "S53 Mfoums Fleas: Beral from'ine Vermont ave, 16, at 3 p.m. tery. COLEMAN, ELIZABETH Thursday, February 12 ELIZA MAN. widoi of the late '3ohn B, Coleman aughter of the R, and ce Sat Tterment Bensl Alennflrln. Va. OLLINSO HN. On Friday, Pebruar: T 3OHIN COLTING N (ol o, b-lnn% husband_of Fidalia O, H yard, 56 omit flowers. "'m‘rnm. MICHAEL T. Thursday, February 12.° 193] fence Hoipital, MICHAEL T. beloved hus- d of the late Annie tello (nee . "Remains Testing at the _resic lence of his brother, John Costello, 1310 Puneral fre i gSuddenly, on at Pros e, on ar igh requiemn mass &% St. Aloysis Carch at- ¢ am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 15 FOUND. FoR TOST AN!MALS 5ol Animal Rescue League. 348 Nat. I.OS’I. DOG—Large, boy's pet. hufian pl, Chevy ase, ATREDALE 3384 Stey Reward. Cl:vellndv § D. C. Pollce, lll!.el Hnd‘r please return W ‘l'. ,OOCH, wold sunburst; one latj e diamond veral mall lh\ d‘i‘ifle 1110. aaae 14 Ve Dame Mici name Return to 2550 14 uzfl lost~ Wednesday, Q. Phone West With large Reware PIN—Oblong, white gold, ;;onzllnd smell diamonds, un biue PURSE, sma gmall, and 1 ruby Jevruar conmnm mond rings ring, in Pal s ‘ndyal Bacement beral reward. Call before ALLET, biack leathier, between Union Sfa- tion ang 1100 Niti T kan ave. e, Finder pay eer money Teceive reward for return 100 Michigan ave or phone North wmsr Wednesdny. Fepra, Liucoln 0924-W. R CEMETERIES. More So when portant for the average family to study the matter costs. Realizing that this indeed the case, we have made it a policy to give widespread publicity our ability in serving fit- tingly and well at ex- tremely moderate cost. For as little as $100, to be exnc!. fiEENWOOD CEMETERY ultage, $5 per month cholellafillllllh'l.rlll& Shlely Spr-yl Buuhful Wrenln C. & C. FLOWER STORES 807 14th St. N.W. 804 17th St. N.W. Metro. 7945 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 9369 Than Ever HERE has not been a period in many years it was more im- costs. Even funeral to for complete services. OME INC. "&mzygmm H ET, N. C-. ’NON GIII.IRCOL aw—%m,fi rusty 14, a 1is2 You nm- Fraty 327;2"5‘;2.’"0 - uhfi' FARR. NIMROD LEE. i3l At Childre Nischiol 1. be o R ODy e ged. 1 Fears. funeral héreafter. K. ursday, Fel e Savidoncer 414 Oul LIAN elflt lusl“r'd':“ a urday, 0. “frterment ook Croer Cemetery: 3 On Thursday, February ORI, SN YeniBence Heluood et > JULIUS GEDICKE, beloved Busband of Mary T. Ge«ucke. in his 38th ear. Funersl Saturd at p.m., from Cole: = fefment Gedar Hill Cemetery. GRAY, CATHERENE. On Fridey, Pebruary 13, ‘g3, at idence of cun wnune 1009 g to, o e loss reie® oima "B reat unacnuqr i al 3 funeral pel, 3rd and Eye sts. Notiee of funeral later: EMMA V. EMMA' mains resting On_ Priday, Peb- HANTZMON, be~ Deoree Hantimon E. Hantzmon, 308 Purieral ‘notice . RRI HARLES M. oOn Thursda .nnru'.?y 13, 1931, at Lorion. Vi beloved husband of Fannie Bell Herri- Magsi anm'uol;"mo " ennie Grims m |lxmz°‘no-!“n >¢ n‘o;'m Harris 4 urday, February 14, To'clock. Tate Yohick Ohute rment Pomcl . KMAN, EMMA O. TICE. & On Prldl nry’ 13, 1931, at the resid wuuamTL Ye-'er n}z‘l eld EMM. Sidow ot the Tate Jonni Herster Meckma Funeral services at Easton, Ps. Kindly omit flowers. JOHN MICHAEL. 'nmnd-y. 12, 1931, at his residen JOHN ~ MI ome, dny, February 14, Glenwood Cemetery. HINKLE, HOLDEN. RAYMOND T. !uddenly (on Tues- day. February T10. 1931, at dence, 499 Eve HOLD! Funeral {ro urday, JACKSON, JOSEPH H. On Thursdas. Tuary 13,1931, at 1% at dence of Yirg, Josephine auv-mon. 138 Iath et of joseph H. lnd Illnbelh .vnkmn He feaves " Three Cithcw and ‘Clasence. -nu ‘s it Sybnan, < Foneral trom Mecuire's funeral . nome Saturday. Friends invited. ucxsoN. Joslrl B (A secial mm!n1 of Eureks Lodge, No. 5, P. i) i bruary 14, 1931, a nrnnze of ' atterding ther. JOSE! OWN, W. Shap. for the funeral JACKSON, mum H. The Banneker Re- lief Association announces the death of Brother JOSEPH H. JACKSON, and that the funeral will be held from MeGuire's ynderteking parior Saturday, Pebrusry 93 p.m. “YALTER U "SINGLETON, Pres. 3. ©. nuluu &e KELLEY, Wednesday. fuary u. ml, n e Roms oF Bet 1426 Alexandria Fori Syt nelm Va. Mrs. H. KELLEY. Puneral nmmay. 14, % Leesburs, Va. gt 1 p.m. urg. Feb- ..,“‘"{"‘Yv“e'b 1558 50 ruary ‘14, a is request that no fi Peter b'e Sainotie. Churen: will sung at 9 a.m. d nds invif Comm ment Mount Olivat Cemetery. 15 " JWENTHAL, FANNIE W. On_Thursday, 31, PANNIE W. oved Samuel Lowerithal “and Kann and Mrs. Elias Punenl from (23 st nw., on g la S intermens 16 Bat- M . * Hiebrew Priendenp Cem "1“" IOI!IT On Wedne usban, ellje J. 'Mal, Blomis of um 'mme-a ave. n.e. from the abe ssidence - on February 14, “at, 30 8 Re: at Holy Trent Mount ‘ONvet Gemete and friends invited. LME McGUFFEY, WILLIAM HOLMES. On Tue 1031, Bt his residence, day, February 10, in Falls Church, V: ) beloved husband of ‘Marguerite Constance McGuftey. - Interment Spring Grove Ceme- tery, Cincinnsti, Ohio, Saturday morning. MILLER SAMUEL 8. Suddenly, Thursday, Feb 3:40 p.m., at his B L LLER. belot e late Biatle B Surller. aved 45 years: Panerel Saturday, Pebruary 14, at 3 fzom tne Yunelll parlors %' Potomac, Montgomery County; Md. MILLER, SAMUEL. The officers and mem- bers of Star Spangled er Counctl, No. & Rhior . OFASr Onited " American chanics, are requested to attend the fu- neral or (Qur, late brother, SAMUEL MIL- LER, Febri 1 mm the tuneral pariors o ve 2000 M st. n.w. Interment sommc. St ed: GEO. P. BARNES, Secretary. * LL IDA M. On Thursday. Pebru. 2 1631 at 36 ryrd{n ;1A e the Tate Robert mmun .nd mothu ol Robert E. Mitchell. Chambers uITC a. Blessed ‘mats Wl pe ‘w. DinSerment wt Mount Ol and R % MITCHELL. flen nl tne u-m ot lls',%lnn B e uoou’;?:“l?t{n MartR mnm Rec. Sec'y. MITCHELL. _IDA. Members _of Hospital BNG, No. 2 Ladics Ausitiars, Knuents . jonn_ sre notined of the funeral o st Mrs, ELL. 16 Toal ot o0 e Trom n. ruary 3.7 Milltary rd. A rnflulul. Ree. Sec. MARY RATCLIFFE, Pr MONTGOMERY, REGE! HDA. On _Wednes- day, February 11, 1931, at her residenc Que w.. M the devoted daughter of the Ja e, and, Nellle Montgomery, Fuperal Saturday, February 14, at 10 o ,“rm Epiphany maing res Ernest Jarvis funeral ‘church, 1433 .. “Until Priday Hoon; nereasier undmc 3 1 14, bruary 14, 1031, ‘at. 10 iy Chrchs Dumbaston e bet Bk -ingc e ez, Pra MARY M. SMACKUM Mc Bec. MONTGOMERY, REG] icers & members of the wll“nl Helnln AIIOZ! lon are Rereby notified ENDA M( aturday, February 14, 1031 from Epiphany 28th st {7 o A 1 it Dumbarton aye_ Al iny Nv’r?.‘s. e, GRACE WALKER: Hec. ‘Se rsday, Pebru- ington Sani- 1 Van ren LT R R z’g"'ln ’“b".‘n%n E s % e gt RO, Oarrel] turday, February 14, st 3 Iennem. in Rock Creek Cemetery. IRRY, ERMA B. On Wednesday, Febru- b i1, 1o31, BRMA" B, ‘beloved " wite o Wi Ferry! Funera1 ffom P, Gasen Sons’ Tunéral b Tyatteville, M., on Saturday, Pebiu W4 pm. " Tigrs ment Fort Lincoln’ Cemmeters. FUTNAM, RUTH. | Op February 13, 1031, at Geneva, Switzerland, after & brief RUTH hrmm 1 Wi -mnnnn. B & EMMA ry 13, 3!1. S her mmmn 11{: st. Bumbiiey) . beloved wiis of Joba L. x. ‘Rabe, Notiee of Runeral ater: B terment R k) Sy fn; it .um;m." lunle?rln n‘xlou. “ifts ?t'n'a S rviving aiso o, and o .': Tt a1 Cirom, Frasi Yl BoNIS und other relatives aid ineral from his_ late Y"M.n“. Kl on iday, February 1 T B A o o, lnmmmt in Harme ”# lh ROY, DAVID. allfld' l w ruary AVID of Tes P2 And Wil Koy Gaddis and “Elizabeth Gook. hn\'&' TREGO, WII LI.IAH WILLETT. On Thurss : TREGO, hus 2o a) l ruary lo LA rehlrdn. Y i, 1;:1 -l&; 15 sidence, the Newar LAURA FRANC man, aged 8 er above resi¢ence Monday, Pebrus 2 pm. Relatives and friends in nt Praspect Hill Cemetery. Wl !\ldden“y on 'fl'lll!lv CUNG hmer 1 ices Ch-lnbeu Co. lll.ne::{rhome‘.‘l:g.. al mn n.w., on Saturday, February 1 2 Interment Mount Clrmel c.m'm'y In Memoriam. ANDERSON, STEWART T. In lfl.%‘ ot my beloved son, STEWART Al N, who departed this life one year Pehmlr! 13, 1930, Som: s shi Thl X-ce 1 lovedm my i 3 Some day his lll be clasped in mine And never lly n LOVING MOTHER, BV!IE R. ANDERSON. BELL. Wll-l.lAM A. Sncufl to the memory of WILLI BELL, who died one year ago ‘M.’v !ehxuln l! 19! o BERTHA R. BROWN. BONITZ, WILLIAM A. In sad but loyin ATEONAES Shomde st o RN oda; 1030. it nnl say t he le dead. He s just & With a cheery smitle and A He wandered into an unknown % orited: BOWLES, NELLIE AND WILL| tribute of love and devotion to the ory of our dearly beloved parent Shirits took - thelr flight—moth BOWLES, t: Mrs. ve vears E di hbmlry 13, 1919; 1 witdaali WLES, "April 24, 1924. WA LITTLE wisH All day e been thinking, "rinkiDE o Just you_tw Of, the times when we were together of the things we used to 'rhen there came a lonely fe As we brushed a tear n’ peling, Ang thig little ca ay were nm , LILLTE luv. !n ite - BRENNAN, this life aix years ago odar, Febroay R LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. CUSBERD, AMELIA. In_lovin out, dear sisier. Kneld® USRI w e pa. ruary 13, 1924, Only a step around the Onts’ Repineas: word "wihout They o, our beloved, just Thefe in ihe sunlight to mils nd to = ELLIOTT. MARTHA. X vt - o3 n' 91« RTHA brance of our mother, Eh0 departed this life two years ago. Pebruary 13, 192! the Mer e . sweet- \mrfi.’.E :v.m;.nu':z Fou ‘ent e e’ll meet again mfltr GREEN, MARY A NES: orl o lovk m-"n oF -y "beloved ) . GREEN. who u.pmeu this i 850 today, Pebruary i ZORA 'GREEN JAcOBS. HALL, . Sa Gir” dear hussand. and father. WECTIAM HALL Who' devaried this ie sbe vea a0 may wipe out m; s ,they, wipe, out %EM The memory of thess AR e ere al HIS DEVOTED wzr?“ HAUSCHILD. HATTIE gl:thle D'mh!lflucflfnl d ‘this life n'mm“: m-n'“ ‘today, February 2, Totg R ' Alovine thought, true and tender, how oo e TR Hmfi:"“”.s Davop- C. In sad love our dear %fi \ND Y. In sad but lovy BON: who deparied " il years llo today, Plb"llr, “ lh' ‘Today d lIs the ’fl one 18 And n‘mso Wiio think ut ToU today. dear Are’ those who love you 'DEV HER DEVOTED sisTeR, HARKIET JORN- LROY, MARGARET. In loving n?{' bl’ll‘Cl of our flelr mother aRGr; arho Spariad this 3 Tua. HER LOVING. DAbGRTERS. o AS F. husband ln;x:flr' this llf‘e l!s"“!! 'ears A 'htn ‘GPI,' n oday, "{d. Tuary 13, \9!4 b e S WIFE AND CHILDREN. * PRYOR, !Al.l.l! E, Jn aflectionste of SAL YOR. who left ‘us Sve fa S et B R CARA PRYOR U CHANAN. N, ANDREW P. RAYMOND. REED, JOSEPHINE. sad hut XOV‘D membrance of our dear mot ‘who fl!nl!!!fl fihll ‘nfe Jears ago today, February 13, 1829, Today recalls » memory Ang -"’;?.“ '"ho lhfink} of fl{er today oAb ehee whe loved her A, * LER. In loving re- my _mothe ster, LiAns, vho med three year: 3 B years ago today, F lully eemnl‘ Testing n Silence she Suftered: In'p in b Until God called her ‘mor: A CONRAD MUELIER AND EDA . JOHN AND : FUNERAL DIRECTORS. o Ewalmed W T JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. Phone North 0047, W.W.DcaI&Co. H ST NE. J- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS. CREMATORIUM 333 PA_AVE N.W. NATIONAL 1384, P. J. SAFFELL 738 5th lk‘:'v.m“";lt'l h Frank Geier’s Sons Co. okern Chapel. Stienione National onal 2473 “Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel jametxE . Lincoln 0524 CHAS“S‘; ZURHORST WILLIAMS, zu\n )nml. membrance of my daig t last, S Bt to Ild! no 2 DA - the }ouph F. Blrch Sons 3034 M St. NAW. dbhome e Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. _CHAMBERS T GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M 8L N-W. Clyde J Nfiol-, Inc. 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