Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1931, Page 9

THE rom NEW YORK AVENUE ot FIFTEENTH @ Keeping Washington Men Well Dressed @ Store Hours: 8:30 AM. to 6 P.M. Prior to Reorganization Closing Out Men’s Clothing P-B Nationally Known Quality at Our Lowest Prices in 20 years or more Merchandise Just Received is Included P-B Quality Worsted Suits . . $19.50 $30 and $35 values., Fall's new patterns and colors. P-B Quality Serge Suits . . $19.50 $30 and $35 values. Blue serge, Celanese lined. All sizes. P-B Two-Trouser Suits . . . $24.50 $35 and $40 values. All models, colors and sizes. P-B Two-Trouser Serge Suits . $24.50 -$35 and $40 values. Sizes 35 to 48, all builds. $29.50 P-B Two-Trouser Suits . . . $40 and $45 values. Splendid quality. All sizes. P-B Fine Blue Suits $29.50 $40 and $45 values. Fine in every way. All sizes. P-B 4-Piece Golf Suits . . . .$27.75 $35 to $50 values. Some with knickers: some with slacks. P-B Clergymen’s Black Suits . $34.50 $45 values. With 2 pairs trousers. All sizes. P-B Clergymen’s Overcoats . . $34.50 $45 values. Black Melton, satin lined. All sizes. P-B Quality Tuxedo Suits . . $24.50 $35 values. Peak or notch lapels; silk lined; all sizes. P-B Tuxedo Vests. . . $3.65, $4.65 $5 to $7.50 values. Fancy silk vests in all sizes. $19.50 P-B Quality Topcoats . . . . $30 values. Tweeds and fleeces; all models and sizes. Famous Mandleberg Topcoats . $24.50 $35 values. Exclusive models in the finer fabrics. Famous Mandleberg Topcoats . $29.50 $45 values. Handsome coats from one of the best makers. Famous Mandleberg Topcoats . $34.50 $60 values. These are, we believe, about the finest made. P-B Quality Overcoats . . . $19.50 $30 and $35 values. Woolens; single and double breasted. P-B Quality Overcoats . . . $24.50 $35 and $40 values. Boucles, chinchillas, fleeces, ete. P-B Quality Overcoats . . . $29.50 $40 and $45 values. Splendid fabrics; all sizes. $6.75 P-B Quality Raincoats . 2 Light weight. Grays and tans. All sizes. P-B Quality Trench Coats. . . $8.75 $12.50 values. The popular tan shade in all sizes. P-B Chauffeurs’ Suits . . . . $39.50 $45 to $55 values. Whipcords, Bedford cords, etc. P-B Chauffeurs’ Overcoats . $39.50 $45 to $65 values. Imported Irish friezes and others. . . . . . Special. All Sales Final and for Cash Onl: No Charge for Necessary Alterations Free Parking at the Capital Garage While Shopping Here New York Avenue at Fifteenth EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON Branch Store: 3113 Fourteenth N.W. _lT IROBERT WILLIAMS, NOTED ACTOR, DIES Brilliant Stage and Screen Star Fails to Rally From Operations. By the Associated Press | HOLLYWOOD, Calif., November 4.— Death has ended the brilliant career of Robert Williams, noted young stage and screen ‘actor. He succumbed in & hos- pital last night o peritonitis, which set in after rupture of the appe: Two operations, one for the el of the appendix ‘and the other in an eflort to check the peritonitis, were per- formed, the second last Sunday night. Leaves Yonng Daughter. Willlars was the husband of Nina Penn, formerly a New York stage play- er. He had one daughter, Mary Ellen, 9. by a previous marriage to Marion Harrls, actress. Born on a farm near Morganton, N. C., September 15, 1898, Williams at the age of 11 ran away from home to join | a tent show. He remained with th tent show until it reached Jackson, M when he joined a_showboat on the Mississippi. At 14 Williams entered a Midwest stock company, which led him to Chi- cago and Pittsburgh and eventually New York. Lifted to Stardom. His first appearance in New York wa: with Marjorle Rambeau in “Eyes of Youth.” Other Broadway _successes which lifted him to stardom were “Able’s Irish Rose,” “The Tri Mary Du- gan” and “Rebound.” He had co- starred with Alice Erady, Ann Harding, | Hope Willilams and Elise Ferguson. | Williams came to Hollyv.ood six | months ago to appear in the stage pro duction, “Rebound,” and a long-time contract as feature player resulted. He { subsequently played opposite Constance Bennett, \ | Liberal Club to Har Reverend. | Rev. John A. Ryan, director of the National Catholic Welfare Council, will | address the Liberal Club rof Georg: ‘Washington University at Corcoran Ha'l tonight at 8 o'clock. His subject | will be “The Unemployment Crisis.” I Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by CHAMBER ;' v.v!nnl- P-.n.trn'l .l-r $75 COACH and PULLMAN WEEK-END EXCURSION =$15,00== MONTREAL 1 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 _ Returning Sunday, November 1 Additional, Round Trip in Sleeping (- Fares include occupancy of sleeping cars at ontresl Setarday night, November 14, cars being perked at & convenient point and in (h . ol lfl(hd-nl Penon 38.75 s785 o Pervees 34)5 esch $4.00 cach Lv. Washington - = 410 P.M. See Flyers or Consult Agents All Steel unm»;::A ALAN B. SMITH, Gen't Peana, Bids., 613 1 4th Sreet, N. ‘Phons National 9140 Pennsylvania Rlllroad /HOREHAM Dinner Dances Every evening from 7:30 to 9:30 ($1.50 per person, or a la carte service). Sup- per dance, 10 to 1 (couvert 50c, except Friday, Satur- day and Holidays, $1). Saturday Night Dances Program for the evening, 7 to 9, cpecial dinmer $2, cluding couvert. carte, $1 patrons may remain and dance through supper with- out couvert charge. Te (HOREHAM CONNECTICUT AVE. af CALVERT PHONE ROBERT KEHL FOR RESERVATIONS. jonly a few days of sinus trouble. | Frank Clemmer. Thornrose Cemetery. D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 MAN DIES AT 75 at Accokeek Home of Sister. Special Dispatch to The Star. ACCOKEEK. Md.. November 4.— Charles Lemuel Willett, 75, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Prances Pickrel. Puneral services were held yesterday at Christ Church by Rev. H. P. Brock. He is survived by two sons, Robert and “Bun”; a brother, Richard. and two sister, ‘Mrs. Frances Pickrel and Mrs. Rose Dove of Alexandria, Va. OPEnATion’é FUTILE Three Also | Fail to Save Stephens City Man. Dispatch to The Star. 1 WINCHESTER, Va. November 4—! Three physicians and a dentist, who | performed a number of operations and | three blood transfusions, were unable to save the life of Buford Williams, 31, Stephens City, who died in a hospitai here last night from infection, starting in a tooth socket. He had been under treatment several weeks. He was a son of Crockett Wil- lams, Riverton, Va. His widow. Stephens City also survives. INN OWNER DIES J. Edward Thornton Was Proprie- tor of Place at Washington, Va. Special Dispateh to The Star FRONT ROYAL, Va., November .4.— J. Edward Thornton, proprietor of the Washington House at Washington, Rappahannock County, Va., died sus denly at his home. Mr. Thornton had | returned about two hours before from ; Washington, D. C.,, where he had been visiting relatives. Mr. Thornton died on his birthday | anniversary, he being 59 years old Sun- day. He is survived by his widow, who was a Miss Clark of Rappahannock | County, and two daughters, Miss Edna of Washington, C., and Miss Hild: at home. Two Ssters and one brother, | Mrs. John Clark of Washington, Va.; Mrs. Ada Hall of Marshall and Wililam Thornton of wmchener, also survive, HOTEL MAN’S SON DIES Jay Frank Moore of Staunton Is Victim of Brain Abscess. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. STAUNTON, Va, November 4.—Jay Prank Moore, Moore, prominent local hotel owner, died suddenly yesterday in the bun- g#low home of his parents atop Stone- wall Jackson Hotel. He was sick llood Trnnl(us{anl Speci: He was found dead in bed by his mogher, ath was believed to be due to an abcess on the brain, Funeral services will b2 held tomorrow at Sflverhrook hé home cf his grandmother, Mrs. When Your Valued Clerk Leaves The quickest and most reliable way to fill the vacancy is by the proved route of The Star Help ‘Wanted advertisement. The Star is issued every aft- ernoon and is delivered in the home within an hour. It is there- } fore entirely possible to choose || the successor the same afternoon | the advertisement appears. Help Wanted advertisements are accepted up to 11 p.m. day before issue. Lowe-Nevins ORCHESTRA Poul Fidelman, Directing pular Request the. M.nnemem Has Reta in Mae & Alice Loulse L8 ot “Anbther Month Adams 0700 C: le, o | Frank Porter of Charles Town, W. Va.; Downing White of this place, B.' |C. Downing of Elkins, W. Va | Hitch Downing of this place, also sur- | 1931, VIRGINIA FARMER DIES 'Chnln Lemuel Willett Succumbs|Grover C. Downln. of Prominent Fauquier County Family Succumbs. Special Dispatch to The Star. FRONT ROYAL, Va., November 4.— Grover C. Downing, member of a prom- inent Virginia family, died Sunday after a long illness. Mr. Downing was a son of the late J. A. Downing of Fauquier County. He was 44 years of age and was engaged in farming and stock raising. He is survived by his widow, who was Mae Belle Menefee of this county, and four children, Jack, Kathleen, Billy and Merle. Four sisters and two brothers, Bessie Brown of Washington, Mrs. Seiberl of Cooksvi ;' M Mrs, ., and J. vive. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and cold- er, with lowest temperature about 42 posed places in the suburbs tonight; tomorrow fair and somewhat colder; gentle to moderate northwest winds. Maryland—Fair_tonight and tomor- row; cooler tonfghi and in east por- tlon’ tomorrow; probably light frost in exposed places in the interior tonight, except heavy in mountains; moderate west_shifting to northwest winds. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler in the interior tonight and in the east and central portions tomorrow; probably light fiost in exposed places | in the interior;: moderate to fresh northwest or north winds. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature, Barometer, Degrees. Inches. AP .a e 59 30.07 L83 50 52 8am. Noon .. Highest, 61, 2:30 ago, 5t Lowest, Year ago, 46. Dm yesterday. 47,77 am. “Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Todn)fi Toamarruw 9:20 b, The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today... 6:37am. 15, only son of A. T.|Sun, tomorrow 6:36 a.m. Moon, today.. 12:03 am, P Aufomobile lamps 0 be fighted one half hour after sunset. Rainfall Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1931 Average. Record. January . 709 '82 Febryary March Burial will be uixApm emneruure = Stations. *traepINss sayay) Bo Buffalo, N. cmrlumn. 0. gcmzu Chi 2 ort] an-nu Ralels 5 Balt 1‘4\nke Cit; iego, Calif San rw-nmw 3004 5t Louts. Mo.. 3032 inn. Seuule ‘Wash. Spok ke cx ne. Wash 30. u loas” P; cloudy FOREIGN. (7 a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England. 57 Rain Paris. France Vienna, Austri Fogay Brest. 'Fran Rain Ganeva, East cloudy Stockhoimy® Sweden 52 (Non. Greein u:n umg, today, Horta (. v 86 P.n cloudy Hemilton, ‘Bermuda Juaii, Porto Rico. e ube Bo canal” Zoné. Movie Pair to Wed. LOS ANGELES, November 4 (#).— Notice of inlention to wed was filed here yesterday by Walter Thomas Hus- ton, motion picture actor, and Ninetta Eugenia Sunderland, actress. Huston's second wife recently obtained a divorce at_Reno. Rain Cloudy _FOUND. LOST ANIMALS appl: FOR l‘llu N' Maryland ave Aigal Bescis Nat %’ Si lcrlblnl same and paving for ¢ nt. Cail Pot. 3534-W. “have by s advertis LOST. BLACK PURSE. containing jalusbles, = Reiurn to Manase eward. BILLEGLD, - contaisi d__other Carlton money and _pabers. Before You Go Away This Winter make sure of the safety of your import- ant papers and valuables. The best place for them is a box in our loss-proof Safe Deposit Vault. You can rent such a box for as little as $3 per annum—it will safeguard your posses- sions the year ’round. 1% paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts [ Umon TRUSTCOMPANY - OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA I lost November 2. Reward. Call Clev. 7193 _p.m. after 9 BRACELET, diamond, ] Restaurant or nearby locaiity. Reward n_1398. OCH, diamond and_platinum, sappl P Gonter Saromnacd with. 33 smail monds. and 6 pearls. on Sundey between 18th and N streets’ and Thcmas Cirgle. T Acams_51' Reward, platinum, at_Aster Call claren- -striped female. black-tipped nose Mrs. Bor oung. ace, .., feet: answers to 35 Teward. wh black English setter, Ramed ~Nark 166 [ Cleveland “Park. Phone Emerson 0513 DOG. police; tag 8750, Reward. S 556, umun aetter, o8 near Hoimea: and Oak st n iswers to nnme l 14th st. n'w. Adams 8100, Gl ES, " torfoise-shell mumm o 2033 P st. n. s Will _perse ind i Creek Tutldly nenlnc eall aliermoo Slmduy L. Thomas.” e PlN e e i3 s T _Rew 63, Falls Church socx:r-oox. Snakeskin, containing compact, rosary. Reward If re- wurned 1o Vamum st. ne. Phone Potomac 3068- % FOLICE_DOG. yellow: ‘Wed., 1028 17th sH(Vi'mm, in leather case, ht"een 215t and ndolph 'sta. n.e !ul aescription Fray and some PIN, with 4 laree Japancse e 5 In palace Theater or Vicay B Adams 8710._Apt. 418. WRIST WA"I'HL in_or mear Pal rd. Te to clerk, Division, Hie—soid 5 lot, ‘ nl!l’m degrees and possibly light frost in ex- | ! RIVES. Wo with to ac- rateful appreciation and thanks the kind expressions and IIQ‘ I‘“Hl\ll loln{htnzu!r; fl‘?m.A!Ht;\fll and “relatives ‘At the' death o RIVES ALLEY. PAMX‘{». whn came with sugkestions and OSCAR. To those thoushtful . all of 8 my dark hour of sotrow, the death OF my husband, GSCAR BALL. 1 wish 1o extend my sincere thank | HIS WIPE, HATTIE L BALL. * 1 and af death "of our husband and father. WiLe R MOO] ELABEI A MOONEY AND GRACE MOONEY RICHARDS. WESLEY., CORNELIUS J. T wish to um By jitigere thanks aid apprecintion Dr. R, C. Roark, co-workers of the Agricul- ture Degartment, Rev el o Braflw. . MELEN PALMER. On Tuesdar. N ]n 3. 1931 HELEN PALMER ALDER. peloved ite o¢” the Tte William * Honrs Testdent ALLEN. EUGENE. On Mo November 1931 ENE ALLEN, Seloved mephin ot ‘Minnte Parmin also leaves to mourn their loss hree’ cousing and. any gther rela con, from the Taneral choreh, g Tou it ne ment Arunnnn National Cemeter ALLEN. LAURA. On Saturday. October 31 HAL CAURA ALDEN derercd daukhter of Marla ‘Gles, slster of Hattio wolte. es and Martha’ Sles Funeral Thursday, Novemper 5. At 1 b W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churchi, Interm ayne's Ceme: i 4 : o Tuesday E BR of Lucy. Arthur and fiencs of furieral later. Remain Ernest Jarvis funeral nw ' SRRGTON. on Monday, Nov 1091, $RESTON BROWN of 19 Gue st nw,. beloved 8o of ‘Rovert and Eliba. beth’ Brown. He also leaves to mourn five brothers, five sisters and many other relatives and friends. Fun vembeg 6, at November terment Payne Eemetory. n Y Phiends in- cAulow wxu.nu On Monday, Novem- ber 2, - r tal, WIL- R’ CALHGUN Beloved “son ot Ovace Gaxdner, brother of Dorothy Wood. nephew of Li eynolds. ~ He also leaves other Teiatives i’ hoft of (Fends " Remainy Iesuing “at, the, John T, Rhinos funeral grd and ‘Eve sts. s.w. Notice of tuneral later. OLLEY, CLAUDIA DIXO) Tuesday, November 3. 193], ac 1418 Polemont LAUDIA DIXON COLLEY, beloved Wils' oz the te William, P’ Coliey. “Fu neral service: he residence of her son, ude Cnlley. 34th s 3716 + Mount Friday. November 6, at lnl.lvu and friends inviged. In- urmem (private) in Oak Hill Cerhetery. 5 DAMPIER, ANNIE E. On n\'ember L, in New Orl s La. ter & lingerin ilpess. IE E DAMP!ER. mother ol Alice E. Wallace and ll‘lndlllfllh!r of Emmll 0. Bithell. ;vns‘ VLISTER, oOn Sunday. November 931, ULISTER EV NS, Remai (e W Erneet’ Jarvis ains “R!" .. November 4. On Tuesday, Novem- McLean, o JILLIAM 2" Purieral + No- Tom his. late resi- mumer. FAIRFAX, WILLIAM, ber 3. 1031 at FORD, RICHARD M. On Sunday, | Ber 1, 103L, at Mouit Holly, N.'J ‘fi devoted hu ARtk and mvm: Novem H. nd ‘o icle 'of ‘Nelije nfl'lllem and Robert | pruneral Tharsday, ytchuren 433" You E armony Cemetery. FOSTER, JOHN B. Suddeni esday November 3. 1031, at h’lll,rtfllnfleg?.. ;1] Gresham gl nw.’ 01 beloved " hus- ay 5. Foster “snd facher of % funeral home, Th\ll’ldly. November terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. GANSS, SAMUEL. On Tuesdyy November 1931, in his’ 8oth, vear, SAMUEL, Iovod husband of ssie B, father of u Edga neral from Wash. mnon ebrow Gonsregation Temble. "3th . bet. H and I n.w., Thursday at o GOODIICH ALBERT. On Mon: i1 et Breedmen’s RoSiLL DOODRICH uncle of the I u l‘ul- rlson Goodrich, Harr Goodricl )lrl Eula G. Jones of Baltim ure M¢< nd Mrs. Genevieve Bets: Pnnex funeral hom, Rhode fsiand ‘sve. zod- Thurs Novimber " amd From Bl ae residence, ou % n nw. RANT, ALIC m 3, 1931, »t hlr Nlldlnt! Td. Mount Rainer, ,luJ o e s "strvirea by v Jate residenca ity ovember e c s b “Intesment Fort Lnncm Ceme- Nove ivunk'ermu J o Tattian s, ives Tfla'?mu s. Notice o7 tumeral hereatier. WILLIAM. Deparied, this 1, Mon- 3 eparture a dovunu ‘mother, | Geors three brothe Pator'and other selatives and Iriend: ‘Remains Testing fiz the John Rhines {funeral home, North Batrick sty AlOXARARS, Vi heral Thursday. Jeareel Bap andria. Ve Interment Douglass Cemetery. HENDRIX, DORA h.; fnd M Heigbts. ~Pune Hines Co. funeral home. 200 n.w. Thussday, Ncvember 'S, !mermem Arlington muoml Cemeiery. HENDRIX, DORA. iibory ux erl'm Washington Rebekah Lodge, No. 3, are re- auested _to attend the funeral of Sister A HENDRIX- at 10 am. Thursday. November 5, 1031, at Hines' fuperal 5"' GUSSIE SWAR G . Remains resung the w Ernest Jaryis fun You e shipped to Atring: JOHNSON, EARL. On Tuesday. November at Waiter lospital. t R neral church, 1432 You st. n.w. MALONE, EDITH FRANZONI. Wednesday, November 4, 1931, residence. the Tow, D. C., EDITH PRANZO R SALONE neral’ notice late MASON. LILLIE 'ANN. _on Tuesday, Nov 1931, at 5:15 o'clock p.n., at Garfiel Powital, LILLIE ARN MASOHN hee on aldson),” beloved wife of John V. Bhe is’ survived b: tve ihence 42nd and Albt 3 o'clock la invited. ® Titermen W W, On Wednesday, 4 V. B MCGALLUM eryices st b \&"“".‘S" i ?gmlh d, ices at her late residence. at Rowland, C.. Thursday, November 5, nmmu.y INEZ. Deparied this lite Mon- day, November 3, MeNEY, 17 1m1 Broviaence ave ¢4 m ¢Euneral rnau. e November 6. at 2 b. Faptist Chirch. 13th’ and s, ne. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 5 MORGAN. ROSIE 0. On Tuesday, Novem. 1981, ROS] belmlm' wife of day. ‘November ?' ¢ 2 vem r s Bethel C . Alex NORRIS, JOSEPI. On Mon O I0%L. JOSEPH NORRIS Gevoted Tatber of ‘Androw Norris. “He :iso leaves other relatives and friends. Remains estiog st u Ernest Jarvis tunsral church, 1432 . ment. Martinsburs, W. Suddenly. 1931, HARR " beloved wife of the late Ralph Nutiine: ~Seryices will be held te residence, 214 13t 7, November's. at % pm, P fiter: ment Wm-m In Ouk' Hii Opheiery. & oFFuTT, DER WL dere, rlovember o g T th Md.. MAGRUDER W Bis “%Bind yéar, the beloved hijgband of xie - Winso; uneras ‘Thursday, November B at 31 & .. from his late « I dence. Wisconsin ave.. Bethesds, Md. In- lerment Oak Hill Cemietery. REED. CARRIE. Deoarted life Novem. ber 1. 1931 af ner rest enct 119 N st se. GARRIE, bel loved wife of ‘th " Adm leaves' 1o mourn 108" ewg “chtdten. i, Reed:”3r priscilin Recd: pine. f1am nildrer, €% ureat-grandehiidren and. a Bost ner felatives and {riends. Puneral 'rmmgn November 5. at 1 i ace. residence. thenece to Arhn-wn Cemetery, Rev. Simma oficiati We dhail meet, but ‘we shall miss her: which comforted | ¥All Be one broken chair, There, We ghan linger | SEBASTIAN, LI ber 2, 031, at | of her st. and N ve, n. Fulliosd " oMciating." Ihvarment Cemetory. TURNER, COL. THOMA Wednesda: X cer e S ol at Ariington Natlonal Gometory ‘st on Thursday. November 5. EN. 'fl‘,',‘“!’u"". 5 a MAY_WARREN by his widow. Mary Francis ver at Fori Lincoin c-mmry WASSON, ELI Chambers Co. st. n.w.. on Thuri v‘ am. Interment Cedar Hil | WHITE, CATHERINE A NES. Navemper 2 L i g n RN AN o nm.m'c‘n hirade Bomacitate “Goneoption thonds ihvitedto. atiend. 'h‘ In Memortam. ARY, JOHN G. In loving ce of my M]oved hlulhlnd. f‘ 3 ARY, who this % th 3¢ % shadows 1 B the. yoars ‘Aicd with Tememi \"Sou LOVING Lipscoms, WILLIAM E. In tad memory of brother, E UP!CCM. ':"I Jaed 10 Pezond two years asu . tay, November HIS_LOVING SISTER, ?«\fl ‘m Rl NS BROTHER, 3. l.rncoln mLuAu E. A tribute of Jove numm WiLAN B entered f'.m‘nlll';'fla! WO Years ago v, November 4, In the midst of pleasure T am neath my smile is an luhln That is always longing for thee. S L “AILOW. AL“I‘I‘A . T SR C the -nu:! n;g'" er's tender ¢:'n cease toward e . lllo \‘llll Dm! 3 m;ivwvmu ¥ fln‘m wul.ow.i ALBERTA. In %‘% r;inf- ne year as0" lodayy e g ll s Al g, all the world 4 Qur hearts still ache uy n'-.n sl aches with sadneds, o .'E'r WENS. CHAI dear husban in New Yor ] Novbmber ‘4, 1038 Have vou ever G:'m-n 2y, Jamalinass Ang ‘ever heard ieho » "ot muuu‘h-'-m That tell? anl ou orer And Vatened ramed "Wore ail that once -m 2 g ot a5 BN S5, HIg n&sfiw& % 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l ; EAST J. WILLIAM | CREMA 132 PA,_AVE. N A 'Il——m- LM GAWLER Q o Funeral Dn'ecm Wm. H. Sudo& Co. Funeral Chapel 42 R eT. NE vice. HAMBERS Jouph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC 13034 M St N-W GEO. W. \\nfi CO. "‘-i'éfl- W. W. DEAL V. 'E‘“ép—mfi”‘fis piicither the lncc he of %mllbhi 1850 avel s, Avenue N.W, Ational