Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1931, Page 9

PREACHER FOR 60 YEARS SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY Elder T. S. Dalton, 83, Will Be Buried Sunday Morning in Manassas. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANDREW CHAPEL, Va., July-31.— Elder T. S. Dalton, pastor of Bethel Primitive Baptist Church here, died sudden! Mesterdny morning at his home in Baltimore, Md. Elder Dalton cele- brated his 83d birthday June 3. Funeral services will be held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock from Bethel Church, in which he and his entire DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 THOSE who have experi- enced our service in the past do not worry, in time of need, over the choice of a funeral director. They know that for the last twenty years we have been giving fine mortvary serv- ice at exceptionally moder- ate prices. Complete service, here, may be had for as little as $100; our prices range from this figure up to an impos- ing sum, according to the merchandise selected. 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C, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 family held membership, to be followed by interment in lhe hmfly lot at Manassas, ‘Three years ago, when he celebrated his 60th anniversary in the ministry, a crowd of a spmxumuly 1,000 mem- bers of the Old School Bnpmt ‘Churches of Northern Virginia and nearby Mary- land_gathered in the ve surround- ing Bethel Church to do him honor. He is survived by his wife and five children, Miss Lena Dalton and Mrs, Thomas Carper of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. | Osie Carpenter of Brightwood, Va. Percy Dalton of Ellicott City, Md., and Pleasie Dalton of Chnndwn, Va. MRS. L. H. BYRNE DIES | Spectal Dispateh to The Sta: DUNN LORING, Va., July 31.—Mrs, Lulie Harrison Byrne, wife o T. W. Byrne of Dunn Loring, died yesterday after an illness of eight weeks. Mrs, Byrne, who was 66 years old, was born in Herndon, Va., the daughter of the late Sheppard and Catherine Harrison, She is survived by her husband, two sis- ters, Mrs. Hannah Wrenn of Dunn Lor- ing and Mrs. W. S. Dey of Washington; three brothers, George F. Harrison, Rob- ert L. Harrison and A. S. Harrison, all of Herndon. Fuperal services will be held tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock at her late home in Dunn Loring. Interment will follow in Chestnut Grove Cemetery at Herndon. Mrs. Byrne was active in the work of the Dunn Loring Southern Methodist Church. She was & past president of the L:dles' Ald Society. MRS. ]ONES RITES SET Funeral services for Mre=. Emma Clark Jones, who died Tuesday at Galen Hall, Atlantic City, N. will be held at Gawler's funes chapel, Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Jones was a dnughtcr of the late Dr. and Mrs. James J. Clark, and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Clark Minnix. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Ani A S R o LOST. CUSHION, Teather bound afternoon’ on 15th Adams 3982-J. GERMAN POLICE from 1119 11th ‘st. n.w. Tost_ Thursds. . bet. N and Euclid. 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A Russian Jewess, Mrs, Cohen came to this country 30 years ago and had since lived with her daughter, Mrs. Eluto. She was thought to be in good health until Wednesday, followed a paralytic stroke. Mrs. Cohen was in Russia at the time of the liberation of the peasantry there, which took place several years before slavery was abolished in this country. Funeral services were held at the funeral home of Bernard Danzansky, with services in charge of Rabbl Metz of the Sixth Hebrew Congregation. Special Officer Reappointed. FAIRFAX, Va., July 31 (Special).— | special policeman of Fairfax County for | one year by Judge Walter McCarthy. when death | Arthur W. Mills_has bcen reappointed | WOMAN NOVELIST DIES IN 85TH YEAR Mrs. Mary Waggaman, Long Resident of Washingtgn, Will Be Buried Here. Mrs. Mary T. Waggaman, 85-year-old author, died last night at her home in Hammond Courts, Thirtieth and Q streets, after a short iliness, Mrs. W gaman was well known in literary cir- cles. ' She was a native of Baltimore, though she had been a resident of this city for more than 60 years. She was the widow of Samuel J. Waggaman, who died in 1913, She had been a professional writer since girlhood, and had written numer- ous serials, sHort storles and ‘Within the past 15 years she writ< ten about 35 books for children. Had Just Finished Two Books. Mrs. Waggaman was educated at Mount De Sales Convent, Catonsville, Md. She was a brilliant scholar there and her literary ability was evident at an early age. In 1923, when she was 72 years old, she was named winner of & short-story contest over 3,000 other - D!n‘.\nlplllfl ‘Two of her outstanding works were historical novels, one of which, “Carol Dare,” depicts the early history of Maryland. At the time of her death she had just completed a serial story and an- other work on her experiences during the Civil War, when her father. Southern sympathizer—was a prisoner at Fort Lafayette. Both of these works are in the hands of publishers. Funeral Set Tomorrow. She was widely known in Catholic activities here, having been author of many articles for Catholic periodicals. Surviving Mrs. Waggaman are six children, Miss Mary T. Waggaman, Mrs. Charles P. McNeill, Miss Josephine M. Waggaman and John McKee Wi nun, all of Washington; s.m‘? J. aman of Los Angeles, Calif, and Wl m H. Waggaman of Lakehnd !"unem services will be held tomor- row at the Holy Trinity Church, in Georgetown. Burlal will be in Mount | Olivet Cemetery. are 99%7% Gum-Free Seemingly pure gasolines may contain gum. It is absolutely impos- sible to tell, simply by looking at gasoline, whether it is or gum-free. For years, gum has be;an hiding in hastily or improperly refined gas- olines. Sticking valves. Clogging feed lines. Binding hard crusts. Both' Hi-test TYDOL and TYDOL- ETHYL are actually made 99%% NSYLVANIA gum-bearing gum-free by new equipment cost- ing millions. 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Inigoes Church, St. Inigoes, Md,, and pastor of the Catholic church at Chapel Point for many| Gsineile, Va. years. Later he was & priest at St. -mm INEZ. On Wednesday, July 29, Aloysuius Church in Washington. 1031, 4t _her Tesidence, 519 Florida ave: Following his retirement due to 8ge | Byume ar or and Ross Hisbms Siatss be had resided at the Hilltop. e Hipkins. 8ke slso leaves to CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. moury their loss & devoted grandmother, ‘TODAY. suntincle and other relatives and frisnds. Testing At the Meeting, Writers’ Lea; ton, Mount Pleasant gue Braths. m '. On Wedns beloved wife of Gordon, un.ul from her ce, 221 "On Spturday. T 202 pone. Releiives and flends invitq “Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 31 GORDA. EFFIE W, A, 5clyl meeting of Ghapter, No. 4."0. E Wil be turday. Tosh” ot 108 2oNaval .xmdu; tfi."!' Y L, and Pa nd the funeral of our la EFFIE W.. GORI m FIE W. GORDON. By order of EVELYN 8. HURSH, Sec. qnllxnn ,on Wea July 29, 0:15 the residence of M Giese ™ st e, S04 R GRER, ‘the devoted sister of MeKse Grant. resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis e Gy R R ] A m, trom the Ghur ‘of Our “Ressemsr. Inierment eral parlor. 1418 Florida v Friday, August 31, the . Funeral Saturday: Au- p.m.. from Rock Creek Bap- it ctin: “interment Tincols Memornl Ceme®y. HO! 8, ALICE, WOOTEN. On Thurs- d . 1031, at Washington Blnlllrlnm WOUI'IN HODGKINS, beloved mothe of Dorothy Dulany Hunter. Fu- neraljervice on Saturday, August 1. at 3:30 .. at the residence of her sister, Tmera’D. Phillipe. 1303 20th st. nw. In- o931 | termel at Oak Hill Cemetery. four , CHARLES E. D._Thursday, July relatives | = 30, B31."at his residence, 2628 6th st. n.e.. Jueust 2. | CHRLES E. D. beloved husband of ‘Maro olland. Funeral from the Wm. H. l!!m!,hl 8 Mon“dfim.Amneinfl ChtlD‘!‘L 412 g b AUSTIN, AUGUSTUS. = ‘Thursdsy, July 30. v Hends invited. Interment Ar- 1935, 8¢ his esidence, 213 'L 5t 5w £ A USTUS Joving son of Carrie \l.llul. dtvou friend Gertrude Muse. He also ves other relatives and friends. Remains R funeral s gesting st the John F apel, 3r Notice of Tuneral later.""® EALL, JOHN BURTON. On Friday, July 35 1931, at ceorge Washington University b '};, D::{"h’&,.f,‘,’f‘ He , JOHN BURTON, beloved husband mmln‘lnl resting at Beall and father of M 614 45 81, Bws une Welling and Mrs. Liliian Dove, Mrs. turday, August 1. at 2 p. henc h d. #;:!IIBI a.fillfigfll&.r. r late residence, 1667 Montello ave. 7 - ne. F;:menl services at Providence Bap- I of Washing- ‘anch Library, gnmmer festival program, Sylvan Theater, Monument gm\md.s , 8 p.m. Brafl;l. ELLA._On Tussday. July ‘21 AIKING. devoted grandmotl She leave: nd other unday, B, . Jrnest Reral chtroh, 'flsshv Woodiawn Cemetery. . " 1931, o ROy AUt ot 11 o, S pbie: | G Church, M st 'between 415 and, 60% Lives and filends invited. Interment Con-| 5ol Tnterment Greenville, Va. BOGLE. LILLIE K. Departed this life on DANIEL B. Departed this ‘Thursday, July 30, 193], at ¢ p.m.. 2t Gar- undn July 30, 1931, after a long fleld Hospital, LILLIE K. BOGLE (nee B. HUTCHINSON. hus- Harrington), beloved wife of Grant Bogle. Carrie Hutchinson. of devoted mother of Blanche Turner. loving leaves 1o mourn sister of Ccra O. Gray, Blinche Harring- ton and Mary Gary. Notice of fune hereafter. BROW: CECELIA. Departed this life on ‘Wednesday, July 20. 1931, at her residence. 607 Brewers court n.e., CECELIA, beloved wife of John Brown. She also I s 10 mourn_their loss one sister and a step- son. Remains resting at hn T. Btew- art’s funeral home., 30 H'st. ne. Pu. neral Monday, August 3, at 1 o'clock p.m. from Stewart's funeral home. Intermen Payne's meter: 1 BUCKLEY, JOSEPH DEVN‘II On Wednes- day, July 29, 1931, at his residence, 237 4% st. s.w., JOSEPH DENNIS BUCKLBY, in the 83rd year of his axe, father of Mrs. Ida Saur, member of Colunbia Typograph- ieal Union. Puneral from the chapel of P. g e S oy i A August 1 at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Xnte,menl Prospect Hill Cemelfi’. BYRNE, LULIE O. On Thursday. July 30, 1931, 'at 4 am. LULIE O. BYRNE (nee arfison), wife 'of T.W. Byrne. Funeral Satu:day,’ August 1. at 10 a.m. from her Iate residence, Dunn Loring, Va. Inter- ment Chestnut Grove, Herndon, . CAFTLE. FRANK T. On Thuisdey, July 30, 1931, at his residence, 1332 Harvard st nw. FRANK T. beloved husband of Id G Cattle and father of Earl B. Caftle. | Reémains resting at W. W. Chambers fu- | neral_home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. until 9 | p.m. Saturday, August 1. Interment Sun- day, August 3, at Harpeis Ferry, W. Va. CLAYTON, WILLIAM. Departed this life suddenly on July 25, 1931, at 1700 T st n.w., WILLIAM CLAYTON. ' He le Fite! Cora’ Cleyton, and other relatives 3 riends to mourn their loss. Funeral urday. August I, at 3 pm. {rom Wesley | Intement Mount Olivet Cemet Reln: Washington's funeral parlor, 2053 Georgia | tivesand friends invited to attend. ave. 31° | MORAN, BENNIE. On Thursday. .my 30, cQuAx, ADFLE ANN. On Thursday. July | 1931at' his residence. 606 Morton st. 1 30, s ave. n.w. ADELE | BEMIE MORGAN. devoted father of Net- ANN. ghter of | tie Hayo, Mildred and Edward Catlett Soseon' M. and Mary Ling & purion and Mamie Bullock, and CRONE. JACOB FRANKLIN. Suddenly. on | Droter of Bert, Ernest. Viola and Alfre Wednesday. at Sibley 'Hos- Morgn and Mattie Wright. Remains rest- Nenerday Ly, 2% 10t ot Sibley, Hos- | ing'gine W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church, iwld( L. Crone of 2024 North Cap- s Sa 1432 You st n.w. Interment Prankiin, ) s dather ot Bgar, charles and aiss | N. O Saturday, Aurust 1 3 k. Nolte. “Richmond. Vs TS, | ODELIAS, MARGARET. Thursday. July 30, H. Nolte. Rich d. Vi broths (’ v Y M. Orons, Dichmond: Va: MictPStsgs | 1931 at Freedmen's Hospital MARGARET ODEILAS, devoted daughter of ~Robert Gione, washington, D- €, agd Mrs, John | ing Tattic Odellas. sister of Robert. Ann: unt Vernon M. E. Church South. Hatt, Gladys, Nel SLires ‘and Hass ave and Letoy Odella mains resting Suly 3. 803:30 bn. "Relatives and fiengs | the T fl';g;.{“g;;lu‘_;h'g‘gk&“; Invited, " nterment Prosect Hill Ceme - Tioer Aoy CRUMP, BURTON B. On Thursday. July 30. 1931, at his residence. 116 South Mc. | PIKE. JAMES W. Op Thursday. July 30, Kinley ave. Ballston, Va. BURTON B.| 1931 at his residence, 3201 12th st CRUMP, in his 86th vear, beloved husband | JAMIS W.. beloved husband of Cla: of Lens A Crump (nee Chisholm). e is Seriices 'at Joseph Gawler's Sons survived by his widow. two sons and three A . daughters. ~Fumeral Sunday, August 2,| Auswtl. at3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hili at 8:30 a.m.. from the above address. In | Cemdery. ©Oakwood Cemetery, Charlottes- | PIKE, JAMES W. A special communication of K David Lodge, No. 28, F. A, A. M. is calal for Saturday. Ausst 1 1031, sl 2 pn., for the purpose of Eiving buria™to our_ late brother. JAMES W. PIKE WALTER A. NEIL. Master. W. G ?ARRY, Secretary. o POWEIL_TROMA. on Thursday. July 30. 193, TROMAJOR. devoted wife of Alex Pywell and mother of Rosina. Men. thola md Charles Powell. and_sister of Cherke:, Madison. Funeral Sunday. A from_her late residence. 111 Ch Rem Testing rvis funéral church, 1432 You st; n.w. ntl Saturday noon; thereafter at the ‘stove residence. 2 ICHAR)SON, JERRY. Departed this life Wedneday, "July 29. 1931. at_ Emergency Hospitd, JERRY 'RICHARDSOR. beloved son ob Mrs. Richardson. He ieaves to mourn. their loss Wilbert, Fay, Edward and Bnjamin Richardson an fer Batrice Wilkerson ~Remains resting a% Wesey Washington funeral patlors un- &1 Saur 1:30 pm. after which the t at home, 428 1t st. 5.w. August 2, 2 pm.. fF st Churc two sons-in- gustB at 1 pim., from the hom| Msleep in Jesus, blessed sleep. bove funeral EMMA CLARK. On Tuesday, July 3, at Galen Hall, Atlantic City, N. /| BMA CLARK JONES, beloved sister of May Clark Minnix and daughter of the late James . and Annje E. Clark. Bervis: st Joseph Gawler's Sous’ 1754 P 1, at pa. eiery. JOINES MRS. G. at Los A Hieate fHness, rn G love¢ ife of G. A Joynes and mother of Hardc Joynes. formerly of 1701 Park ros! this dty. Funeral Augsi 1, trom Ruppe fagton st.. Los An u:uvu!. AUGUSTA ALBERTA. On Wed- nesiay, July 29, 1931 at her home, Ger- magown, Md. AUGUSTA ALBERTA. aged 53 yars, beloved wife of J. Upton Leaman. Funel services Saturduy, August 1. at 11 im. at_ the Presbyterian Church, Neabville, Md. Interment cemetery neasy. 31 MCcLARE. JOHN. On Wednesday, July 29, 1931 at “his residence, 835 5th st. n. JOH] McLANE, beloved husband of Mar- gareMcLane (nee Slattery). Funeral will be hid from the above residence on Sat- August 1, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem ¢ St. Aloysius Church at 9 _s.m. JONE: 28, J terment ville, Vi FATZINGER, NELLIE. On Thursday, Juh 30, 1931, at her residence. 2231 Douglas st ne., NELLIE. beloved wife of Harvey N. Fatzinger. Remains resting 2t the W. W. Chambers_Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. FITZPATRICK, CATHERINE. July_30, 1931, CATHERINE. of “Thomas 'Fitzpatrick and mother Thomas_J._ Fitzpatrick. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin ‘st. n.w. Interment New York City, K. Y. 3 GILL. JOHN ANDREW. ‘Thursday, July 30, | 1931. "at United States Naval =Hospital JOHN "ANDREW. husband _of - Helene Violette ‘Gill. He is also survived by his mothey, Mrs. Flora Gll and ‘s brother, Bernafd W. Gill. of Columbus, Ohio. and a_brother,” Leslie Gill of Breckenridge, Tex. Remains resting at the Tabler fu- neral home, 928 M st. n.w.. where services will be held Monday, Augist 3. at 2 p.n. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 3 GOLDSBERRY, NATHANIEL T. Suddenly, July 30, 1931, at €:45 p.m. at his resi dence. 1109 Eye st. n.w.. 'Attorney ' NA- THANIEL T. GOLDSBERRY, devoted hus- band of Lulle S. Goldsherry (nee Chase) Funeral Monday, August 3. at 1 p.m_. from his late residence. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 32 EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. Thursday, beloved widow o 11} Funers Sunda: Providace Bai pastor. ROBINS(N, JOHN. On Wednesday, 29, 191" at Freedmen’s Hosnital. 'J ROBIN Notice of funeral later. Re- main resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church. 1432 You st. n.w. July OHN OPEN SATURDAY UITIL 6 P.M. /2. PRICE On Ai SUMMERSUITS $15 Linen Suits .. . $7.50 $16.50 Palm Beach Suits . $8.25 $18.00 Mohair Suits . . $9.00 $19.75 Tropical Warsteds, $9.88 All Sales Final Alterations & Cost Braths. lollllfll. llLHA On Priday, Aulw\ut 31, 1931, &t 1945 a.m.,‘at her residence, t st 'ne, SELMA ROBINSON, ~ devo daughter of Frank and Annie Robinsos and sister of Margaret, Annie and Ni thaniel Robinson. ~ She also leaves two srandmothers. four aunts, five uncles and other relatives and friends. Notice of fu- neral later. SHIDY, MARGARET WARREN. On Thurs- day, July 30, 1931, at her residence, 935 Shephierd st.'n.w.' MARGARET WARREN SHIDY, beloved wife of Lel and sister_of Herbery H. Warre Hines Co. funeral home. 2601 14th Aot A 200 bnbe Priends > m Frien s Interment Glenwood Gemetery, . SMITH. WALTER LE ROY. 6 2 Tuesday, D01y 28 1031 st s Hame. I Winter’ Haven, Fla.. WALTER LE HOY, beloved “husband of Anna Emith ~(nes Betts). Funeral from 4011 46th 6. 1w on Seiurday. Rucuits a0 3 b Kel and Triends invits Rock Creek Cemetery. G, TYNAN, REV. WILLIAM £., oy July 30, 1931 ut Géor AM . TYNAN, will be held at the Urday, August 1. at . On Thurs- town College. J. Requiem mass igren Chapel, Sat- 30 am.” Interment | BLPAAVE. N the Coliege Cemetery. URFLL BERTHA = Departed this lfe on Wednesday. ~July 29, 1931, BERTHA URELL. Ehe leaves a ‘brother, sister and other relatives and friends. Funeral Sa . August 1, at 1 p.m., {rom the- ft e i e e rment _at Mount Hope A. M. E. Church cemetery. n WAGGAMAN, MARY T. On Thursday, July 30. 1631, 'at_her residence, mond Courts, MARY T.. widow of Samuel J. Waggaman, Funeial {rom her late resi- dence on August 1. at 9 am. at ‘Holy Trinity Chure 36th and O sts. n.w., at 9:30 a.m. Inter- ment private, WHITE, MARY. On Thursday, July 30, 1931, 'at her brother's residence, 1527 6th st. iw., MARY WHITE, the devoted vife of William H. Nichols, s._ She siso leaves a niece and a nephew. Funeral Mondry. August 3, 1am. from her late res dence. Remalas resting at the W. Ernest vis_funeral church, 1432 You st. n. unti] Sunday noon; thereafter at the above residence. Interment Sharp Street Ceme- tery, Baltimore, Md. 2 WILLNER, ELIZABETH. On Thursday. July 30, ‘1931, at 5 &.m.. at her residence, 713 13th st.’ se, ELIZABETH. sged 79 vears, Wife of the late Ernesi Willner: sister of Mrs. Anna Wallrath, George and Leonard Reges. Funeral from the chapel of John R. Wright Co.. 1337 10th st. n.w.. Satur- day, August 1.'at 2 p.m. Interment Glen- yo0d Cemeters. Relatives and friends in= vited. In Memoriam BERRY, SUSAN E. A tribute of love to the beautif memory of my dear mother, hal rest five vears ago todav. July 31. 1926, HER LOVING DAUGHTER, ALETHYA ‘WILLIAMS. . GRAY. ELIZABETH. Sacred to the memory of my dear mother, ELIZABETH GRAY, who left me one year ago today, July 31, 1930. Remembrance is 3 golden chain Death tries to break, but ail ia vain. To have, to love, then to part. Is the greatest Norrow of my heart. DAUGHTER, MAMIE BROWN. GREENFIELD, MARY C. Sacred to the memory of a devoted mother and sister, HARY O SRERNATerD Tane "desaried e Cne Sear g iogay. Suly 31o 1030 CHibreRe W Lo RIGTARDAON, RICHARD B. GREENFIELD, GEORGE H. GREENFIELD; SISTER. CATHERlN‘I C. BROWN. LOMAX, JOSEPHINE E. In sad. but loving remembrance of my devoted mother. JO- SEPHINE E. LOMAX. who departed this life four years ago today, July 31, 1927, Days of sadness still come over me, Secret tears do often flow Memory keeps you ever near me hough you left me four years ago. HER LONELY DAUGHTER, GERTRUDE G. LOMAX. ‘ IGENT, FERDINAND J. 1In loving me: ory of our dearls beloved son. FERD! NAND J. NUGENT, who passed away July 31, 1930 A year ago our son went away, Farcwell 1o us he did not say He did not know how lonesome we would be, But from his place in glory he can see. Sedly_missed HIS_MOTHER AND FATHER, MR. AND MRS. PERDINAND D. NUGENT. ROSS, LILLIAN L. In sad but loving re- ‘membrance of oir dear mother, LILLIAN L. ROSS. who departed this If¢ one year ago todey, July 31, 1930. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and just to the end of her days; Sincere and kind in heart and mind— What a beautiful memory to leave behind. HER "LOVING _CHILDREN, BERTHA GRACE AND CHARLES. SPRAGUE, LOUISA E. In sad but loving re- ‘membrance of vur dear mother and grand- mother, LOUISA E. SPRAGUE. who de- paried this life two vears ago foday. July 31 192 DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL- DREN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS P. J. SAFFE! PERSONAL !il\lCE—“A!O‘AlL! 733 5th_St. N.W Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH STN.W Modern Chapel. Telephone National 2478 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H ST. N.E. 1 Ambulance service. LII'ICOII'A 052‘ ,Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. ) Col. 6324 _ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. phonestest s M S _Established 1841, CHAMBERS T GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M _ST. N.W. West_0i38 V. L. SPEARE CO. 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