Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TUESDAY, AUGUS AR T L 15 s |at his home, 1332 Thirty-frst street. | | He had been actively connected with cemmnwn University Hospital and | Holy Trinity Parish, as well as other | Catholic charities, for many vears Born in Rockville, Md., a descendant 40( one of Maryland's oldest families, Mr. Ray came to Washington when but a youth and engaged in the whole- | sale grocery business here. He retired | from that to enter the real estate busi- ness in 1902 and was instrumental in the recent development of Georgetown | "He is_survived by his widow, Mrs. | Lillan Sullivan Ray; two daughters. Mrs. Maurice Vilsack, Pittsburgh, and G. W. RAY, PROMINEN REALTY MAN, DIES Funeral Services Here Planned, but Time Will Be An- nounced Later. George W. Ray, prominent Geo! town real estate dealer, died yesterda: This Is Not News T is not news to most of our readers that we serve at very moderate prices, for we have been serving this community for 22 years. Yet there are aiways new- comers in any community, and we wish these newcomers to know that we do offer fine com- plete service for as little as $100. TPEAL FUNERAL HOME : or reference; Ask yourneighbor 816 H STREET,'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820! | strects, with burial in Oak Hill Ceme- Mrs. Joseph W. Montgomery, New Or- {leans. La.’ and five grandchildren. :GAYLE TALBOT RITES Funeral arrangements have not been | ARE HELD IN CAPITAL completed. Services will be held at | Trinity Church, Thirty-fifth and O] Wl A > Former Western Newspaper Man Is Buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery Here. tery. Arrangements as to the day and hour will be made later. Mar riage Licenses. J. Wilmer Jameson. 33. and M:n H. Don- ora “FN“..W 31 alpeper, Va ymon it Sarah E. Riley. Raymond Smith R | 21. both of Welco Bronder dfene V. Lucas. 23. and Fdna Webb. 19, oo ot v_Allan F_Poore Con both of Baltimore. Md 20 | — | Funeral services for Gayle Talbot, 61 former Western newspaper man, who died Sunday in Washington, were held at Chambers' funeral home, 1400 Chapin street, at 2 o'clock this after- noon. Rev. Haskell R. Deal, assistant pastor of Mount Vernon Place Metho- dist Episcopal Church South, officiated Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Talbot died at the home of his daugt ter, Mrs. Clarence M. Wright, 1910 Kalorama road, after an illness of two vears. Survivors Include his widow. Mrs. Margaret B. Talbot; two daughters Mrx. Wright and Mrs. James B. Brow Detroit; a son, Gayle Talbot, jr. New York newspaper man, and a sister, Mrs John Lowry, Artesia, N. Mex. He is also survived by a grandson, Talbot Meartin Wright of Washington. Md. and cily: Res end Judse Thomas M. Felley. 28. and 20. both of Pitiston. Pa neil James Cephas. 20. Rey. Georze E_Carter Chaitain R. Sh Eyelyn L. Burrou White Deni~t H Rev. John Joseph ‘M. Smith. Ralph E. Roduers. 21 George W Rey. 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John Isaac Rodgers . retired, the second oldest sraduate of West Point, at Letterman General Hospital here Saturday night Gen. Rodgers, who was 92, was born | in Fayette County, Pa. in 1839. He entered the United States Military Academy at West Point on July 1, 1856, receiving a commission as second lieu- tenant of Artillery on May 6, 1861. One week later he was commissioned a first lieutenant and before the close of the, Civil War had received a captain's rank. In 1883 he was made a major of the 15t Artillery and in 1895 became a lieu- tenant colonel. _Just before the Span- ish-American War. in 1897. he was made a colonel, but was advanced to the rank of brigadier general during the war. In 1902 he was promoted to brigadier general in the Regular Arm: On October 15, 1903, after 40 years in the Army and service in two wars, he was retired at his own request. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs Louisa_Rodgers Hall, wife of Col. Har~ rison Hall, Adjutant General's Depart- of Cambridge, Mass., and a son, Robert C. Rodgers. on duty with the 12th Cavalry, Fort Ringold, Tex. moj to Deaths Reported. been reported The following deaths have t 24 | the Health Department in the b 87. 137 U_at. n.e. 83 1824 Bilumore st 6. Gallinger Hospital Walter Reed General Granberry United States FHome Hospital E. Pugh. 49, United States Naval 46. 3837 Beecher st 43, Gallinger Hospital. 28." Sibley Hospital Albert and Muriel Jasper 48, 1 Thomas H. Jones Gorgine Campbell Emma J. Hosking, Peter Miller. 58, Ho 54, orval Metealf, Andrew Bricker Addie V. Webb, nfant of A 1380 Potomac ave. James Samuel Tames Newman, Hospital Gallinger Hospital ‘months, Children’s | January | inche: THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy and continued cool tonight; tcmorrow generally fair and somewhat warmer moderate northerly winds Maryland—Mostly cloudy; somewhat cooler in northeast porticn tonight: morrow generally fair er in the interior; northeast winds. Virginia—Cloudy, probably Tain southeast portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy, somewhat cooler in ex- treme southeast portion tonight: warm- er in the interior tomorrow: moderate north ornortheast winds Temperatures for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 94: 8 pm., 74 12 midnight, 68; 4 am_ 69 8 am.. 69: noon, 70. Barometer—4 p.m. 29.51: 8 m., 29.63; 12 midnight, 20.74; 4 a.m 29.80; 8 a.m., 29.84; ncon, 2988 Highest temperature, 94, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 67, 10 p.m. yesterday Temperature seme date last Highest, 81; lowest, 63 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today-—Low tide, 12:46 p.m.; tide, 5:38 am. and 609 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:37 a.m. and high tide, 6:31 am. and to- moderate north or occurred at year— high Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthly rainfall in the Capital for the first! eight months against the average are | shown in the following table 1931. January ...1.56 ins. February ..1.36 ins. March ....3.50 ins. April .....287ins May (484 ins. June ... ...2.12 ins. July ..420 ins August Average. . 355 ins. Pebruary . March .. April MY ..o June . July ... August . Record rainfall months was January, 1882, 7.09 inches; February, 1884, 6.34 ginches; March, 1891, 8.84 April, 1889, 9.13 Inches; May. 1889, 10.69 inches; June, 1900, 10.94 inches: July, 1886, 10.63 Inches; Au- gust, 1928, 14.41 inches. Weather in Various Cities. $Temperature, &3 3.70 ins. 413 in. 4.71 ins, Stations. Weather. wv g o) Abuen-. Tex Alban: 4 Attants, "Ga Atlantic City. . Baltimore, Md Birmingham . Bismarck, N. D Boston. Mass Buffalo, N. Y. Charieston, 8'C Chicago, 111 Cineinnats, Ohio Cleveland, ‘Ohio. 2 Columbia, 8. C. 20.78 Denver, Colo. .. 30.14 Detroit, Mich... 2998 El Paso. Tex '@ 30.10 Galveston, Tex Helena, Mont. . Huren.' 8. Dak. 30.32 Indianapolis,Ind 29.92 Jacksonville Fia. 29 86 Kansas City,M Lot Aneles. Loutsville, Mlamr, Fia " 36 New Orleans’ 2996 New York, N.¥. 1980 Clear Cloudy Cle: Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Raining Cloudy Cloudy Raining 2 82 23235 Clear Raining Raining Clear Pt cloudy Pt cloudy Cloudy Pi.cloudy ! Clear . Pt.cloudy Clouay 25 8% e Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clea. Raining GClear Cloudy Bainiog Clear Raining . Clear Raining Cloudy * Cloudy 2L Clear 0.08 Clear - Gloudy Clear 086 Cloudy 1.03 Cloudy Philadelphia . Phoenix, Ar) Bituburkh, P { uis, Mo. aul,'Minn. | attie, % kane, SUM _OF MONEY. found during week of Aug. 3. 1031 Phone Potomac. 4435. GLABBES. tortolse shell: in Mt Ple Aukust 10, Owner cail National 703 LOST, BRACELET, platinum, 5 diamonds with biue $3ppRIFES, on July B i nv. Rewsrd. Lin COAT—Gray, man's, with keys and valuable receipts in pockets; on Oflifornia st. near i8th.” Oall Lincoin 0437. Liberal reward. DOG, fox terrier, white body. brown head: name Champ. 600 Whittier st. Georgla_1520-J. Reward eaffer, Blag s Bank, 14th and You b.w. Al nd white U. 8. Savin Re- ward._Col 2 in_Edmonds case: in y store, end of Mt. Pieasant Reward. _National_700. * HAT DRUM, black, betwee: Baitimore. on Washington Blvd % 1831, containing wom and chid's’ ap- paral. Edith Cave. 307 Va. ave. s.#, Wash- ington, D. C._Liberal reward 12+ POCKETBOOK, blue beads. on F sf. nw between 9th and 13th. Reward. Georgia PUI rown, with white front paws: small white mark on face; answers to ~Trixy. Reward. Call Adams’ 1660. RING—Naval Academy miniature ring. sap- Bhire, surrounded by diamonds, Liberal re- rd. 1520 M n.w. Decatur 0i19. on Conn. ave. bet. d Pessenden sis, Aug. 9. Phone Reward E answers to name Duke; no collar or tag on; strayed from 1804 '1ith st. n.w. August 10. Rewa North _0871-W. 13 WATGH AND CHAIN. gold. initialed “H._B. 8. on golf course. Saturday afternoon. Cali Potomac 3878-J, H. B. Smith, 1927 Jackson st.n.e. Reward WEDDING RING_Piatinum. with inscription “T.B M. 10 A. W. C.. Sept. 4, '26." ity’ Conn. ave. and Dupom Circle, Monday evening 217 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN'S Fine Men’s Wear Seventh and F Sts. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Pliones Adams 10341 We Claim to Produce the Finest Economical Funeral In the World We have 10 cars, h ambulances; 5 parlors, 3 chapels We Will Give You a Whole Funeral Cnh! and All—Call The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Where Sersice 1o Best snd the 1.20 ins. { for the first eight | Phone | Vicin- | | { | | | daeschel, Federal Trade Commission, who ended | her life by | Prospect Hill Cemetery this afternoon somewhat warm- | following funeral | tuneral | Corone | night in the kitchen of the home of her | sister and brother-in-law | George found open | HEATH. JOHN ALBERT. Suddenly. on Tues- | LaTHAM, GAS VICTIM BURIED Rites for Miss Ruckdaeschel, Who Took Life, Held at Chapel. The body of Miss Laurs E. Ruck-| 40, former employe of the ! inhaling gas, buried in | services at Geier’ chapel, 1113 Seventh street. | certificate of suicide was issued by J. Ramsay Nevitt yesterday The woman's body was found Sunday A Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson, 1361 Meridian Two gas jets on the stove were and notes asking forgive- | ness of her relatives for her act, which | she ascribed to il health, were also found. place. Births Reported. James and_Dorotny Spart, bos JRe 3R UL M. bor. Henry L. and Clara E. McCal Honiy % 2nd Share, ¥ oGm0, o Donald R. and Harriett Dough . girl Joseph C. and Agnes M. Flood. girl. AR 8 g SN 2 ey, i ames B Iad Sertude FURorad: 3555 ", "o Helrac. Tiantihews Henry and Plora C. Turnburke. girl. Carl and Marearet Kuldell. H irl wirl, William and Susie Johnson. boy. George and Janice Jackson. boy. Frances and . boy Charles and_Eunice M) . boy Oscar_and Elizabeth Young. Alexander and Esther Jennings. Alfred and Betty Scotl. gir Bernard and Rosa Burro Francis and Fredericka Plerc Dentists in Furope are adopting a | new instrument, a pneumatic drill re- | sembling those used for road excas ing, to loosen very firmly set teeth so that they may be extracted more eastly. Beaths. ANDERSON, ROBERT. O Minde: 91931, At Ocean City, Ma ROBERY S8, DERSON. Notice of ‘funeral Inter. He- Sting At the W. Ernesi 1432 You st MILDRED THOMPSON, Deparied e on Monday. August 10, umph oL Chtistien " taith "’M:zfidi" mph hristian D THOMPSON BARNES. She leaver to mourn iheir loss devoied husbagfl. GOrss R Burnes. 3 cliidren. Keturan, Phil: | and seve d a brother, Willinm Griselda Turner. e residence. 13 at 1 pm Gerald_and ster, Mary E. ‘Thompson: & Remains resting Funeral Thursday. irom Zion Baptist F st beiween 3rd and 4ls sis, L. Washington officiating. Intern Woodiawn Cemetery. 12% BEAVERS ALICE A On Sunday. August 9. 1931, ALICE A’ BEAVERS. beloved wife of the Inie Joseph E. Beavers and mother of Asnes Fay Beavers of 626 Keefer pl. n.w Funeral {rom the above residence on Wed- 3. August 12. at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at Immaculaie Conception Church at | 9 am._Interment Mount Olivet Cemeter Relatives and {rlends invited. 1 BREWSTER, BERTRAM A. Monday. August 10, 1931, 203 East Clifton terrace, BERTRAM A., be- loved husband of Josephine L. Brewster. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Tuneral home. 1400 Chapin st nw. Pu neral from ths W. W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin ‘st. LW on Wednesday. August 12, at 2 p.m. literment in Arling- ton Nationei Cemetery 1 BROWN, LAWRENCE G. On Monday. Au- ust 10. 1031, TAWRENCE G. BROWN. be- loved son of Herman and Evelyn T. Brown (Bee Torney). Funeral (private) fiom the residence of his parents. 747 10th st. se. on Wednesday. August 12, at 3 In: termeut Cedar Hill Cemetery, CAMPBELL. JULIUS RAYMOND. On day 9.71931. at_Waiter Reed pital. JULIUS RATMON and of Agnes M. Campbeli and father of Gloria and June Campbell. Funeral from his mother's residence. 1438 P st. n.e. on Wednesday. August 12 0 a1 : thence to St. Joseph's Church, 2nd and C ats. n.e., where ‘mass will be said st 10 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment Arling~ ton Natioual Cemetery. 11 COOK. HARRY E. On Saturday. August 8, 1931 "HARRY E.. devoted husband of Laura Cook. son of Matilda Young, broth- er of Louis. Arthur, Levi. Theodore and Martha ~ Cook and ' Laura Sommerville Funeral Thursday. August 13. at 1 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. jis2 You st now. " Interment Ariington National Cemetery DOWNEY, LAWRENCE A. On Tu Qust 11, TO% at bts Tesigence: $08T" 108 | ——— st. n.w. LAWRENCE A. DOWNEY, beloved husband of Katherine 11, Downey. Funernl from his Jate residencs. Thursday, Augnst 13 at 8:30 am. Regulem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 am. Rel- atives and friends invited 1o attend. ~In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers 8 1gust Charch Suddenly. on t his residence. p.m. Au. day. August ‘11, 1931, at residence. 803 E st. r.w. aged 57 years, beloved son of the late John and Flizabeth Heath. Romains resting in the chapel of P. A. Taltavull, 436 7th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. HUTCHINSON, SALLIE W. On Sunday, Au- gust 9. 1931, at her residence. 509 D st. se. SALLY W., beloved wife of John B Hufchinson _and mother of ~Annie M. Clements. Funeral from her late residency Wednesday. August 12, at 11 am. Rela- | tives and friends invited to attend. Inter- | 11 . A speslal meeting of Martha Chapter. No. 4. O. E. 8. is called_Wednesday. August 13. 1931 at 10 am. Naval Lodse Hall 4th st. and Pennsylvania ave. se. to attend the fu- neral of late sister, SALLIE W. HUTCHINSON. By order of the worthy matron. EVELYN S. HURSH. Secretary. | JACKSON. ELIZA. On Mondav. Augyst 10. 1931, ELTZA; the devoted daughter of Alice ter of Mary Jackson and Win- She also leaves an aunt and two uncles. Notice of funeral later. | Remains resting at the W. church. 1432 You st. JACKSON, KATIE. On Monday. August 10, 1931, KATIE JACKEON of 1731 ioth st pw. Remains at Prazier funeral home. 545 Rhode Tatand ave. nw. Notice of Tu: neral later KALDENBACH, SARAH F. On Tuesday, August 11. 1931, at 3 a.m. at her dsugh ter's residence,’ Melvina V. Owens, Suit- land, Md. SARAH F. beloved wife of the late ' Andrew 8. Kaidenbach, mother of Melvina V. Owens and John, Howard and Herman Denison. Funeral Thursda; B e rom Beits Churchr. "Gamp Spring. Md. Relatives and friends invif Interment at Bell's Cemetery. 12° CLAUDE B. On Sunday. Au- 1ol L Walter Reed General Hospital. CLAUDE B.. beloved husband_of Nettie F. Latham. in his 43d year. Fu- neral from his late residence, 405 Decatur st n.w. Wednesday, August 12. at 2 p.m. Interment in Ariingion National Oeme- ery. 11e ML EZEKIEL. ~Suddenly. on Friday, ugust 7. 1931, ‘at “Atlantic City, N. J.. 1EL MILLER. beloved son of the late Martin and_Lucinda Miller and beloved brother of James A., Joha P. H. and Hattle Miller. and the M and Ida Miler. Funeral from his late dence. 1629 11th st. n.w. Thursday, August 13, at 2 p.m 12 MOORE, IDA FOWLER. Suddenly, on Mon- av. ‘August 10. 1931, IDA FOWLER. be- ¢ Silns Edwin Moore, . and daughter of J 4 Louis and Ida N Fowler. Remains re Services will be held 8t the Epworth Methe odist Episcopal Church, 13th st. and North Carolina ave. ne. on Thursday. August 13. at 11 a.m. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12 ! MooRE. siAs EpwIN, Monday, August 10, MOORE, Jr.. beloved hushand of the lat Ida Powler Moore and son of Silas E. an Alice R. Moore. Remains resting at 618 B st. ne Services will be held at the Ep- worth Methodist Episcopal Church, 13th st. and North Carolina ave. n.e. on Thurs- day. August 13. at 11 am. Inierment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. B ) MORTON. RALPH TURNEI On_Sundar, Suignes o i RALSH. FURNER. MOR TON. 923’8 st.' n.w., son of Matthew M ana Lucy A. Morton and brother of Mary Edward M. and Estl N. Morton. Re- mains resting at McGuire's funeral home, 1820 9th st. f.w. Funeral from MeGuires. Wednesday. August at 2 p.m. Relatives ana friends invited 11 | PENDLETON, CARRIE EVANS. igust 9. 1931, at 6:30 sin dence, 785 Morton st PENDLETON. the beloved 'u!e of Benja- min P Pendleton, mother of Gertrude, Je: . Uriah and Laura Pendleton: moth- er-i-iaw of Clinton Bykes, sister of Wil- liam H. Dixon. She leaves alto a_host of Telatives “and friends. = Puneral “Tuesdav. August 11. at 3 p.n.. (rom Fiorida Avenue Baptist Church. Florida ave. between 8th and ith sts. Interment King George. Vl ku GEORGE W. ©u Monday, August CEORGE Tin . Out M edinenes: 198 fll-” st. nw.. QEORGE W. RAY, beloved husband of Lilian Sulliva Ray, ~Notice of funeral hereafler, RICHTER, CONRAD. On Monday, August 101951, at 1230 & m.. CONRAD RICHTER, beloved husband of Minnie Richter (nee Herbst) and (Almr of Bertram L. Richter. Funeral from his lnte Nl\"m. uu 0- - Iatin_ st n.w.. on Wednesday. st 13, at 230 pm. Relatives and lnmdl invited io “attend. Interment at Prospect Hill Gemetery. RICHTER. CO! tion of Beld at our Iate m-c.zms',m,,.,;;h ROUNDY. FRANCES HAYDEN. On Monday, Aupust ' 10, 1931, Airs PRANCES HAY wife of Mr. Paul V. Iesting et Schipperts am. at bis JOHN" ALY wust, 9. JR- o Suddents. on 31.” SILAS EDWIN On Sunday. | DOMERTY. ALVIN K Draths. SULLIVAN. BARBARA P. Sunday. August § loved wife of O Mass. ave. n.e. and dsughier Pavson Shannon and the late Preston Shannon. Puneral will be heid from Zur horst furieral pariors. 301 East Capitol st on Wednesday. Augusi 12. at §:30 am. thence to 8t Joseph's Church. where mass will be said At 9 n.m. for the repose of her soul Interment Rock Creek Ceme- ery TAYLOR. SAMUEL. JK. day August 9. 1931 P st sw. SAMUEL Samuel Tavior apd the and brother of Mrs Naomi Davi v Everod and Adolph Tarvlor. Puneral Wednesday. Augusi 12 o clock. from vidence Baptist Ch be- tween 415 and BLE _sit fves anc friends inyited Arlington National Cemetery His soul went dow When all was fa Suddenly. on Sun Sesidence. 23 at AND BROTHERS. * VAUGHN. DOROTHY MAY. Deoarted life on Sunday. Aug 3 &t Children s Hosp: DOROTHY MAY James M. and Beatnc Be this 11 o'clock WAGNER. FREDERICK. R ust 10, 1931. FREDERICK. Sr. foved husband of the Jate Margeret ner. Puneral f{rom his late residence. 619 P st. n.e. on Wednesday, August 13, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in- Vited. Interment Prospect Hill Ceme- teiy il WAGNER. FREDERICK. No. 15. B. P. O. Eiks vyeue in session 0f Tuesday. August 11, attending On Monday, Washineton Lod The lodge wiil cor sorrow st %30 p.m the purpose the August ence, €19 P s Augus TWednesdas. LAPORTE, Exalted Ruler. s 'SHELBY. Secretary. WALDEN. ISAREL C. Suddenlv. on Tues- day. Algust 11 1931 Sibley Hospital, ISABEL C. WALDEN, beloved wife of Charles A Walden of 1038 Otls st. n.e. Notice of funeral In Memoriam NBURG. SARAM F. In sad but lovine remembiance of dear | sister, SARAH E._ BRANDENBURG. who depared this life fve years ago doday, August 1l 1936 Sunshine passe: Tove, remembrance. And though the years be manv or few. They are filled with remembrance, dear sister, of you HER SISTER. MRS. A. T. HOLBROOK In sad but loving T ar son and brother. who departed this Attest: WM BRANDI fall. ALVIN E_ DOHERTY, u o HIS LOV VNG MOTH“ ETTA A. In sad and loving re- ce of my devoied mother. ETTA year ago today, ON. mbran: A WILSON, who died one Avenst” 11, 1980, With our Savior she is waiting In that upper garden fair She 18 waitiog for our comine. | e wi no DEVORED " DAUGHTER, ~VALEIR. FAMILY. A':D LSO ETTA A. In sad and loving re- 'mcmi:-nnce of & gevoted wile and mothe ETTA A Wi ‘who departed Ih‘l il Ta Year Mo todsy. August 11, 1980 jeautiful toiler. thy work is done; Beautiful ie. thy crown is won: Beautl] usulll “(Q .I!nl‘::l ll:ge,r'x‘ % and “mot 00(!;;.‘5' HU‘S%AND Al flAUGH“R’- DERANRIE AND VIRO : WILSON. Knl«l{l; feel‘"fi"bl.n d\o\.‘nl\ orance of my denr h fear Taiher. ROBERT CARTER SHo passed away two vears *“1035, August 11, 1929, v AND DAUGHTER. ® re- our FUNERAL 1| DIRECTORS. — TABLER DMMS!.NW Nat'l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO0. th the successors of nor connected m".'.’ e orisinal W- SR, en tional 2 W. Bide ¥e a0 r St N JOHN R WRIGHT co. 1387 10th St N'W. Phone North 0047, ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 7J. 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