Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1931, Page 9

FERNALD FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW Organizer of Chapter Phi Beta Kappa Was Retired Geologi- oal Survey Editor. Funeral services for Frederik A. Fer- nald, organizer of the Washington Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, who died Saturday from injuries received in an accident, will be held at his residence, 803 Taylor street, at 7:30 o'clock tomor- Tow night. Interment will be private. Mr. Fernald. a Harvard graduate, was & member of the editorial staff nt the United States Geological Survi ent of the Interior, until retirement two years ago, and since that time had been doing special edi- torial work at the !mlthmnhn lnmt\l- erly connected book store at New York Unlvenltr. Mr. Fernald uated from Hai in the class of 1882. He had served as both secretary and president of the lo- cal chapter of Phi Beta Kappa and was a meml| of the Harvard Club, of the American Revolution, Soclet; Colonial Wars and Sons of Union erans. He was born in Dlmlrluotu, Me I.n 1859 Survivors are his wife, Fernald, and a son, Ernest M. Penuld. associate professor of mechanical er- gineering at Lafayette College. et- The World’s Finest THE EVENING RITES HELD FOR GIRL, 16 Miss Hilda Murphy Was Resident of Bel Alton, Charles County. Special Dispatch to The Star. LA PLATA, Md, October 5.—The funeral of Hilda Murphy 16, was held today. Miss Murphy was a daughter ot ‘Mrs. Dora and the late Benjamin hy of Bel Alton, this county, In td on to her mother, she is survived isters and Mu hy- Inul'ment will be in Ephlpfl Point metery. The pallbearers are Russell Wulett. James Welch, O'Neal Bowling, Fred Hayden, Sernard R. Winkler and Earle Hindle. For Your Selection— at prices which will s; ~earby 45€0 S ave you money. 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STAR, WASHINGTON, COMMUNITY CENTER] [veee weaes PLANS HALLOWEEN= Department to Participate in First City Fete—Will Advise on Costumes. Active L.mclpnnm in the first city- wide Halloween celebration, sponsored clvic orunlnthma is planned by Community Center Department as the highlight of its October schedule of events, tions of the city in the appropriate costumes for event. No. costumes Wil be. furaisheq by the department, but advisers will answer queries by mail and in person concern. ing costumes. Mrs. Louise B, Brhhb- well will meet persons interested in tuming for the event in the commnnlt Center offices, Franklin Admlnlnnflnn Building, each Tuesday morning from 10 o'clock until noon, and Miss Dorothy | 1o, Croissant, another member of the com- mittee, will be in the office xrom 3 to 5 o'clock Thursday afternoons, this week. Mall queries need onl be addressed to Halloween Costume &m mittee, Community Center Department. Harold Snyder, department technical expert, has also been assigned to lhe Halloween festival and will offer tions and aid in the bullding of !J He will be in his office on Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons, lt the same hours as the members of the Cofl.uml Committee, Evenu for the season have already begun at most community centers in the District. Some of the events of this month include: | . Community Institute program at Cen- tral Center, Tuesday, October 20—Joint recital by Louise Homer Stires, lyric Wednesday, Octob:r 21—The ecity. wide Lantern Festival, formerly sched- uled for August pre: o | poned because of weather, is to be held at Oentral Center THEII&Y with prizes far various singing groups of the city. TRUS$ES LADY ATTENDANT BEUCHLER'S 1224 14th St. NW. A FUNERAL o ST5R Washington’s Greatest Funeral Co. We Broke All Records in the City Expert Embalmers 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 12 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances Call The GREATER CHAMBERS Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Open a Charge Account Pay in Small ; Weekly or Monthly Amounts SUITS TOPCOATS $25 Smart, dressy suits and topcoats in all-wool ma- terials. Exceptionally fine quality for $25. EISEMAN'S SEVENTH & F STS. mmm-flg with BEECH-NUT GUM. ahnnhmymrmun ‘breakfast—each ri mmqmo‘wun.z’l D0k THE WEATHER N vcom:nbu. & Vir- ‘West Virginia—Partly glnh. t and tomorrow, gentle to mu perature same date last year— Hlihalt., 67; lowest, 43. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) High Low High Low Sun, today .... Sun, tomorrow. Moon, today .. P. 11:51 a.m, Automobile’ lnmp to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the | Capital (current month to date): Month, IDll Average, neeord January ... 3.55 7.09 62 February .. 84 March soprano, and Katherine Homer, planist. | A 22BNBTI822238LR Cloudy Fteloudy Four: 33538552828228553825 2855 2p2Is2redn2se; 335 Cies: © $icloudy Forsy S5 5283288 o | Raleigh.' N._ C. 30. | Sait. Lake City. E Switseriand: Stockholm, Sweden Gibraitar. | | ¢ | Horta (hnll | (Current observs Bermuda ‘cipa Canal —_— | Falling 14 steps down a stair at his | home in Stirling, Scotland, Thomas Carter, an ex-soldler, broke his neck ' and died. Azores. | Hamilton Colon, LOST. ATREDALE—Small, 2 months old” Alreda Plehse rlimn\_:. 2258 Cathedral ave. n. 5 BANK no,(ilx—conngx mipe ‘money, Sunday ral u'humm or Call_Wi: oon on Gocker Spaniel, Md. licen B?ir:l Teward for return. Call MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, . | Washin y Special Dispatch to The Star. 1931 A. J. HENRY DIES; WEATHER ETOR m Member of U. S. Bureau for 50 Years Succumbs at Hospital Here. Prof. Alfred J. Henry, editor of the Monthly Weather Review of the United Staies Weather Bureau and a sclentist at the bureau for more than half a century, died this morning at Garfield ¢ | Hospital. He was a former secretary of the National Omnphh Soclety. ices will be held at his llfl Columbia road, llt ': o'cleck Wednesday afternoon. Priva burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Prof. Henry was born September 1, 1858, in New Bethlehem, Pa. He was educated in the public schools of that city and in Columbian University, now George Washington University, in n. Entered Service in 78, He entered the meteorological sec- tion of the al Corps in 1878. He was transferred to Washington in 1883 and in 1895 became chief of the me division of the Prof. Henry was a fellow of the American Meteorological Society and of the American Association for the Adnneamznc of s:lence‘ and a member n Academy of Science, the Philosophical Society of Washing- ton, the American Assoclation of Ge- ographers, and was secretary of the meteorological section of the Geophysi- cal Union. Author of Books. He was the author of numerous pa- pers relating to weather forecasting, F) climatology, among his ing “Rainfall of the United ind Velocity and Fluctua- tions of Water Level on *Lake Erie,” “Climatology of the United States,” his latest work being “Weather Forecasting in the United States,” which was pub- lished in 1930. For 40 years Prof. Henry was a mem- ber of !he Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church and during the past 20 years was president of its board of trustees He took an active part in the building of the new church edifice at Sixteenth and Newton streets, Prof. Henry was a member of Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33, F. A. A. M. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jessie H. Henry. RAIL EMPLOYE DIES Bervices Will Be Held Tomorrow for Landover Man. LANDOVER, Md. October 5—Serv- ices for William H. Knight, about 56 years old, who died at Providence Hos- ylul Washington, following an illness of several months, will be held tomor- row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from Gasch's Sons' undertaking parlors, Hyattsville, Rev. Clyde Brown, rector of Pinkney Memorial Episcopal Church, Hyattsville, officiating. Mount Hermon Lodge, No. 179, A. P. & A. M, of| Hyattsville, of which Mr. Knight was| a member, will be in charge. Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery. Mr. Knight, a former railroad em- ploye, had lived in the Landover neigh- borhood for around 20 years and was well known. His wife, Emma F. Knight, died about 12 years ago. Surviving Mr. Knight are two sons and a daughter, two half brothers and four sisters. | | SALESMAN IS BURIED Jack W. Moore, 52, Succumbs Fol- | lowing Operation. | Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., October 5 Rites were held yesterday in the Presby terlan Church. Charles Town, W. Va,, | by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Sydnor, for | Jack W. Moore, 52, Front Royal, Va., who died in & hospital here following an operation. | He was connected with a large whole- |sale firm as traveling salesman. and | with his family lived in Hagerstown, Md., before going to Front Royal. Sur- viving are a widow, formerly Id\ss Lu- |cille Green of Louisville, ; _one | daughter, Dorothy: his m.her Albert Moore, a Confederate veteran of Front | | Royal; two sisters, Miss Nannie Moore, | Front Royal, and Mrs. Benjamin Laddis. Washington, D. C., and one brother, | Bert Moore, Charles Town. 3 "Booter P roturn to" 1439 T 3. 7 ward. FRATERNITY PIN, back enamel on yel- ozart g nx:la.;:tou-m Washinaton Universits: ;IN" nleu- ul Col._1028. Service Fra- e sey m e D";“'_f"“ rtment ‘of Com- se shell ward: Samuel Tercer double lens, LASSES, on o of, Oudest Inhl.bllln(f 19th JLASSES, wrwue shell, on fiwn of omn xnh-mhnu Engine House, 19th & H ard. Allmln. 2211 “h “st. nw. T yondiy mormine. Reward i eurhed ! nday morning. to H-rnn‘,{m "Rotel ‘or. telephone Nat. 8140 immedi: P O, PIN. mer's name on 7, Ccal Adams. 3293, k. Re- poom.l—wmk Friday evening e Catl Noreh "0763-W" “Rags. WALLET, black: contents, money, child'’s . " Finder return and receive liberal Piovara: Lot on" Gonn. "ave. bet. Woodiey White, _black y o o) -ng,cnmu st. n.W. Address Box 420-H, ce. TERRIER “Spot” harness. ~Reward. el c.‘ix‘.?a‘m"" Clev. 114, WRIST WATCH, white cold “Tadye “on 0106 store on B ot 2. - Very Iarde, reo n E fard for Teturn. ~Address Box o= star ce. WRIST hite gold. Ofllln in_new Jenter Marker. Bovirday.” Neward, $47 Ran- dolph st. n.w., Afllnu 9425. m\nny wers . nw. | name ~of . Re o |t the Health Births Reported. births have been reported to the "HeATtR® Depariment 1o the "tovt 154 urs: hou Donald L. and Mabel M. Inarry, girl. Earl W, and Henrietta W. Bnglem Frederick T. Alice H. Calki Leonard and Ja Oscar and The! Deaths Reported. have been reported e HerHR” Deparinent i "the "Taot 54 ours prse Waters, oL Sibley Howit b .P"Ly 57, P Marstana e no) ne. Witams Norse: H. 3038 Clmhrldle L. Nora Morne, 67, 3028 Cambridge ol. Oden. 58, Sibley Hospital Williem Enisht. 48, Providence Hospital Jack Cones, S. Naval Hospital n.u Fo Mol 41, Providenc pital. Smith, 39, Sibley Hospital, Wiseaeorse Washington Hos- P'litam 5. wesselts, 36, 217 38t p1. Helen L. Follin, 16, beorl'ewvn Hospita arles Lambros, 11, Walter Reed Hospital Severts oloes b b8 suidiers Home Hogpl mnxu W‘.Jnhnun 72, U. 8. Soldiers’ L Martha Jame rrison A, Gmrlch‘ 54, Adeige dordon 5 Gaitin n"l( mmn-. a3 e Toute. to Gallinser 08! tehell, 37, 841 Golden Georse Browa. 31 1t B st aw. n.e. Beech-Nut Gum MAKES THE NEXT SMOKE TASTE BETTER :Inw mm% le‘aa7 :hlncandm ence. lembu always, there is no Mo%MMMQ—Ame(MNnMDm Btatlm. On Sunday, ETTA, Bayles {c '-mn-nd Vo& wu< 1 h October 6 pm., ‘a his, residence. 1007 a . Bmith an i Fice 3, 7 rmen etery. and lrmm 1avited Yo attend. BE| clAur On Sunday. October 4. 18 H BELL, "e” 1o Disbang of gg Rich :n; Bell. 5t Yo sduy noon, thereatter at idence. ~Interment Moynt Sat: 3 ROW! g:m loved "dlef fier ot Hor Rourn thets 1o "t fitende. " fudencs 'n.‘..z"‘":::{:é"'i.‘"“ 2. 5 3 B from. her lte home, 197D st s e’ Toterment Lincoln BURLESON. BESSIE. 08, 8 October ment luun.lun CAUFFMAN, A} On_Monday, Octo- ber 8. 1931, AR ., e ot Jumes 7, nmenl from the residence of M y A. Hancock. cou.lnu. GIE. Departed this life on Batirsy, Ocioner 30503 0 his residence, m1l/. odih 8k Do ALGIE, devoted hus: ban, ary Collins; _loving father of .hunun n.d ‘pylistine Collins s0n of the late Richar nd_ Marletta Collins of eaves to mourn Tnelr ‘loss thres sisters. ‘twd prethevs mad n host of other relatives and friends. ~Re- s_resting at Clark's_funeral parlors, 1416 riorida ‘ave. ne. neral W day, Octo M B Churen,” i andG 5 terment Wateiford, V COLLINS, CAROL! NE lcnlu on maay Octobe; 31, her residence. the Monteomery - ABis.. CAROLINE " BOHRLN COLLINS, sister of Susanna Claxton Col- Serylees at her late residence on Qetober 6. at ry. b.m. Interment FERNALD, FREDERIK A On Esturday, rgency Hospital, mn:mx A, Beloved Rushand of Natape R -mx father of Ernest M. Fer- fl Pa. Funeral services will ;)!e Rl DL BN croerel Mivices 5 n.w. on Tuesday. October 6, Interment private, FLEMING, Y i MARY ALICE, ober '8, at 2:30 Tnterment cnutmn Grove Ceme(env SHerndon, V. 0, .UCIA. On Sunday. October 4, LUt o s teloved wife of Eulvatore rasen Puneral from n" late residence, s . Wednesday, . for ferment Motnt OWrer - Comatars: tives and friends invited. GORDON, ADELAIDE, SDyperted this im October 3, 3 a.m., after a lingering ADELAIDE Gi Rn.,.' three brot) 54 three siaters of Chmar eqd of friends. oh p.m.. {1 Chards” v. W, friends Cemy host Funeral Tuesdayi October 6, rom, the Northeaster Baptist 3rd st between D and E sts. n.e. Hill omciatine. " Relatires nd Invited. " Interment = Harmony s GOIDON. ADELAIDE. bers of’ Columbia Femoic. . B3, T8 Irom the Norinca £ between Lodss, 0: Porrest Temiple, : mony Temples Sre tnvited. \TIE IMPSON. Daught, RHODA P COLSTORN. Fibancial Secrotary: GRIGSBY. THOMAS E. On Saturd 8 tover 3. 1a31.“at s xe,«den‘ce rn%u Q s OMAS E, GRIGSBY, d B m.x;g Iy Asnes £ G'A‘lsby tnee Bu Tea uneral 1 lrte:,xlute‘x::: Tuesdar. Gctoner”s. "t and ir B et atives and Tridias inviied. Intérment FARRIS, ANNA N. On Saturday, October 3, Mapiewood Sanitarium, Silver ANNA N. beloved wife of and mother cf Mrs. el re. Funeral services in xcmm-men- “Co. funeral home. 1400 Crapin esday. Oc Interment Cadar lohes. & ot Jo.a.m. Hill Cemetery. HARTLEY, on, -nmmuy Qetober ove Frank St n.w.. on Tuesday. Relatives and friends Arlington National atipm ioyited. " Interment Cemeter: Nnn‘g:‘l.";‘o CECI‘Ihlnd b‘dfl J(‘hxn o L Interment con.resllun-lnéc'fnflr( 5 .tlel\fl Y. ALFRED Oct. A Garnia Soepiran di’u’x 8" beloved husband ‘of J g Services will be heid at ol 1322 Col n:tumgn Saturday. Oc- en, : beldved. husband of 1he 1uas 18 om !(!’7 INIGIT- WILLIAM W, — A 79, A, F. 5 e e5day, Ociobes a.’fi :?""“ 155 :'fl&;}r to flend the “tuneral ot our Jate ROBERT C. MEREDITH, Worshipful Mas- s "MeMILLAN, Secretary. LEE. AUGUSTUS. October 31081 ABHISHTs Pretegurday, devoted 300 Droyher of Meurice A, o aneral ater M Ricei :En::g fi; ,th 3V Ernest Jarvis Tuneral I.YFC.. Cfllmfll m CH. T Llr‘llndb:‘gv'a s %UV;BH FRENCH Eyaciit SEIotes, Rih v‘-’-mso:zm)?fl“x.?e Tesldence oh Tnterment ul':x:';fi'q" oc‘fh" il MATER, JORN JOSEPH, tober 4H°|:B:‘|m.c’g‘§“ea R husband of Mattina M. Maner g rlored m Oc- neral” from his lale esldencs, 02 4 caneaay Octaser a8 0 Sin Trarl o the Chiureh of the Naspeitn 3008, D, G, wheie mase Wil be onered i nose of it ot ment In Mount Olive: Gemstergl Ite" McCARTHRY, MARY. On Sunday, Oclflh-r 4. 1931, at h'r ides , t AD‘F ARy rvld nce, he Virginia it A" Ru Taltavuil. SER & 5% CPaneralircatsy Takarull October 6 Mass at S% Dominia Ghuren m." Inferment Mount Olivet Geme MeMANTS, DR, GEORGE R On Saturdav October 93], at ‘Madison. Wis., Dr. GEORGE k. MeMtANDS: Sushand of Ade Poand, father of Ruth B McManus Tn- ;-l;metnt in Rock Creek Cemetery. Puneral rivate, * MOCKBEE. BLANCRE H. On Sunday, T Rer asuen e Festderrs of Rer ‘e, hit ion v BLA daush- M. McKim. Brown F.. widow of Jeseph bee’ and motter of Lizabéth V. ockhes Tnterment. n«rk EMMA RUSSELL. . 1931, EMMA RUSSFLL. . Orchord y, lile 0" Home Oon Sumhv and essick Nel ollce St mnm:'x'{‘! Jies. ZE, FRANK . oy 50 . eur. beloved hiisbana of eloize. 1 the Nevius fu 3 ave. Wedne. O Tethyd P Taterment in G wood Cemetery. RICHARDSON, II‘I'I IMIN. life on_Sunday, October ‘4. er Hospital On_ Sunday. October at his res Departed this 1931, at after a long illness N. beloved n:ub-na of o andchild. two aty of, ch\rlntte. nd- Adeline Miller of® Bufiaio. aves also a host of other r friends. Remains resting r Bros.’ fllllerll hn e, 48 K r.e. Fune: ‘Wedns tober 7. lt from Souther r|| ‘n.nuu Chureh, Defrees m. turday, Octo! Bastd o n a Wal- ll:l:ln. b uurru A V sts. ‘&;'%.":' w'fln.m nn | Braths. M. = Suddenly. WILLIA . LrASil, &t %028 Cem ridee ot C'! n.w. on’ Tueldll. Ofl . at 10: AR R Yy L7 S erick. M WATER! ORGE F. On Saturday, oe Der, 31, at Sibley Memorial Hospital, GEORGE F. WATERS, aged 81 years. imaing restias at the Nevius funeral hom: a4 New York ave. nw. morning. Funeral services vm Rl Sate Tesidenice, ‘63 8 day, October 6, at 10 am.® interment 4o Congressional Cemetery. WEBSTER, PRESTON. On Saturday, Octo- ber 3, 1931, at 1:3¢ p.m., PREST . BTER, devoted son of Ghatles Webster and stepson of Leslie Webster, Tather of Pres- fon. Ir; and brother of Lawrence Webster. Punieral Tuesday. October 6, at 1 from his laie resiaence; 763 'Colmbia 1d: Elms officfating, Interment Lincoln Mémorias Cometery. % | WISE. MAZIE R, Saturday, October 3. 1931, George Washington Hosmm. MAZIE R, d_wife of Charles J. Wise o( hmcrll Yrum the e lbflu Rel uw lnd ( fenids InVfl- TR e P i In Memoriam BOYLE. JOIN. Sacred to the memory of my beloved brother, JOHN BOYLE. who departed this life orie year ago today, Oc- tober 5. 1930. ~ Anniversary mass was said 22763 "this Bt Church, A hnppy home T once enjoyed. How sweet the memory <till: By, death has leit a loneliness This world can never BELOVED BiSTER, KATIE. BROTKE, ANNIE M. In sad but loving re- membrance of our_desr beloved m Mrs. ANNII a morning at Aloysius Who "Dassed iWo years ago today. October 5. 1929, My heart still aches with sadness, My eyes shed many a tea God only knows how 1 miss you end of two long year m-:vo'rEn ex AUGHTER AND ‘emum- cm--ruv er BETH, In sad and loving ran r_dear daughter. sister “BLIZABETH CORTLEY. *(nce uiio- departed “this ‘life four years ago today, October 4, 192° Eizabeth, we loved you qgmy. Better than can be But God. He loved you petter And took you to His fold. Elizabeth, our hearts long for you, It's lonesome in many ways. For life is not the same 1o us Since you were called away. Your cheering ways, your smiling face, pleasure to recall You had a friendly word for each And died beloved by HUSBAND, MOTHER, BROTHER AND 5 Munuu;r A, In facred memory vife,” MARGARET Tons_yeats ago Iaflly. HER HOSRANDS € LERO! sincere tribute O Texpect 1o 1he hes: pal’T ever had. Lisae LEROY, B. HOLCOMBE. who was killed in sction thirfsen vears aio. October 8. 1918, EUT. FREDERICK SMITH. LOWE. \um,n T V. In remembrance of my dear mother. MARGARET V., Who left me three years ago today, Oc- tober 5. 1928, The mouth of October once more is here, ddest passed_away. mnor:o DAUGHTER, MAR- \mnnmu V. In sad but lovin me: of our dear mother, MARGARET VLOWE, who left s ihree years seb to- . October 5 1928, Today recalls the memory Ci’a Toved: one gone to rest, And those who. th e 1A, In memory MARGARET VIRGTIA ay three years ago LOWE. MARGARET of_our dear siste; LOWE. who ‘passed .’ October 5, ways, vour smiling face, ure 1o rec jendiy word for each And died beloved by Al HER LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER MARGARET V. brance of our b V. LOWE. wha das, October 5, ! b others wi Titite "deeds. whith she G4 do. ANNA AND THEODORE. MAYN. CLIFTON T. of my_darling so: TON T, MAYN, w! today, October 5. ning hearts and brimming eves of that dear. precious one, 3 e far besond the skies. Some day we pray to see 27ain 1n loving remembrance and our brother, CL] four years mvm'; MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTH- RIDDICK, JENNIE, of my dear mother. yho passed 1o e vears ago todax, O 0% ¢ Ribpick. SHORE. MARGARET Sacred to the memory NNIE RIDDICK, AR] oR 1% years ago tod The month of October is here. To us the saddest of the year, Because twelve years ago toc Our darling mother passed away. What is home out 8 mother? e lost ous We lost our dearest friend There 1s no love like mother's love, So bright. g0 pure a flame There is 1 sweeter sound on earth Than her beloved nam PROM HER LOVING CHILDREN. L, R. ALFRED. JR. Departed from us A e e 152 thiee years ago today. % SLFRED SMALL. Gone, but ot torsotten. FUNERAL DIRECTO! CHAS. S. ZURHO T Phone Li J. WILLIAM LEE S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS :MATORIUM 333 PA. AVE. N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384. 1388, P. J. SAFFELL NAL SERVICE—REASONABLE, Ay B SN Nat’l_0537. Frank Geier's Sons Co. NTH ST N.W Moden Chapel. Telepnone D National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 B ST. N.E Lincoln 0524 Ambuunce geriicy. .« ONTEREES LM GAWLER CO & Euneral Directors = A W. W. DEAL & CO. 816 H ST. N.E LINCOLN 8200. CHAMBERS Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Linamestoss M ST. N.W. P svest *Bist ~ TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected ¥ith the original W. R Epeare_ establish Plione National 2008, H St. N.W. crly 940 I 8t. N.W. EstaSiahEd 1878 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St N.W. __Phone North 0047, ALFRED B. GAWLER ‘WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Soszen Gaviers Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 | NO BRANCH OFFICE | TEATE PRICES. PHONE NAT o 14th & Eye St Gudc Bron. Co.. 1212