Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1931, Page 9

e e e A e s e N N e N S e Ve Ny X e e e 5 B e S B e e W e B W e e e W N e e Prices Hoghi THE EVENI wuw&mmuuwwww%uww Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th & G Streets N.W. Pre-Christmas Sale on All Cabinet Models LESS Than Customary Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges This Offer Good Only Up to Dec. 24 TR Prior to Reorganization Closing Out The Finest Suits America Produces At Reductions of Nearly 40% $39.50 $49.50 $59.50 Were $60 and $65 Were $70 and $75 Were $85 and $100 We agreed not to reveal the maker’s name, but we can tell you that these are the finest men'’s suits made in America. The fabrics are of the most exclusive character—many being imported. The tailoring is all done by hand. In every way they are the very best. We know from shopping other stores that no values comparable to them are obtainable in Wash- ington at these prices. Nor would they be obtainable here except for our urgent need of cash. See them tomorrow. All Sales Final and for Cash Only No Charge for Necessary Alterations Free Parking at the Capital Garage While Shopping Here Balance Easy Terms NG STAR, WASHINGTON, TR R AR TR AR TR R RN AR AR R RN AR R |3 fous Christmas S DeneBioyg § .| Former Senator, WADSWORTH PLEADS FOR U. S. EXPENSE CUT Attacks Centralization of Gov- ernment in Washington. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 8.—With the plea that Government expenditures be reduced “to a point where taxes can be borne by the average man and woman,” former Senator James W. Wadsworth, jr., of New York, yesterday in a radio talk called on the American people to “put a halt to the further centralization of government in Wash- ington.” Mr. Wadsworth spoke over a coast- to-coast network of the Naticnal Broadcasting Co., starting a radio cam- paign of the American Taxpayers’ League, a non-partisan organization, to “make the Nation tax-ccnscious.” He asserted recent centralization of American Government had caused the undermining of self-government and the burdening of the people with taxes “There can be no question that the centralization of power in the ernment at Washington has been going cn to an extraordinary degree during the last 20 years,” he sald. “As government expands by leaps and bounds, expenditures do likewise, and, n(‘ccssarlly taxes pile up in like de- gree. * “The multiplication of commissions, boards_and bureaus at Washington since Roosevelt laid down the pre! dcn(‘y has been simply immense. * * * “Ycu may ask what all this has to do with taxation. The money which the Government spends does not fall from the sky, nor is it picked up from the streets. The Federal Government today employs more than 600,000 per- sons, exclusive of the Army and Navy. Their compensation and their other expenditures * * * come * * ¢ from the pockets of the men and women who work for a living.” During & perfcrmance at the Gate Theater, in London, Margery Binner, the star, fell from the stage into the audience and broke an ankle. CHARGE ACCOUNT ° Overcoats 25 $5 Down—Balance $2 Week or $8.00 Month EISEMAN’S Seventh & F Sts. NNW. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Rosd Col. 0464 Adams 10341 DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. - Call Col. 0432 g Ryan Service ‘ Thorough and Economical Phones Remember our service 1s ready to satisfy every =~ de- mand. I it s 3 ford fo matter how - mod- te the charge, Strictly high - class work is assured. Funeral parlor, private ambu- lance and livery In connection AMES T. RYAN Funeral Director Ave.S.E. SSSSSSNSSSSRRNSNNSSS ISR Telephone Atl. 1700-1701 Trust Us! One may place entire confidence in us, and in the services we render. realize all hours mean, and know from long experience handle every situation. For more than twenty years Deal has been serving the people of Washington, and in twen- ty years one learns much. Even those who have no Immediate need for the services of a funeral direce tor may viskt our showroom to advantage. It will enable them to about funeral costs in gen- eral, have done to cut these costs. ‘a ‘or reference; in Radio Talk,| D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1931 District of Columbia—Increasing cloudiness and slowly rising tempera- ture followed by snow, changing to rain Jate tonight or tomorrow; moderate northeast and east winds. Maryland — Increasing cloudiness, probably followed by snow changing to rain tomorrow and by snow in west portion tonight; slowly rising temper- ature; fresh northeast winds. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness, not quite so cold, followed by snow and rain tonight; tomorrow rain and warmer; fresh northeast winds, increas- ing. Test Virginia—Cloudy, followed by snow changing to rain tonight and to- morrow; slowly rising temperature. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature Barometer Inches, 30.17 30.40 30.51 30.57 30.68 30.70 | Highest—52, 1:00 p.m. Year ago, 46. Lowest—24, 7:30 am. Year ago, 39. ‘Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. 7:36 a.m. 8 8:01 pm. 1:21 pm. 2:12pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, Sets. Sun, today .. 7:31 4:46 Sun, tomorrow 7:14 Moon, today.. 6:31am. 3:49pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, . Av. January .... 3.55 February . . 3.27 March ... 3.75 April 3.27 May 3.70 June 413 July August September October November Degember Statlons, Weather. Abilere, Tex.. Raining Albany” N ta, Ga. Aiance Sh Baisimore. Md Clear ghas Raining Blemareko N, D, 28 6 ... Clear : Clear Pt.cloudy 30. Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont... 2 Huron, 8. Da Indianapolis.In: Jacksonville,Fla Kansas City, Mo es..... 3 Leutsville Miami, Fla. N Stleans 29. New York, N. Y. Qelahoma_ Gity. 3 - Pt.cloudy FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today. Stations Temperature. Weather. London, England. 41 Cloudy Paris. France.. Berlin, Germany. Brest.' France. . | Btocknolm, _Swéde: Gibraltar, ' Spals k) (Noon,” Greenwich time, today:) Horta 1hyn1\ Azores... 64 Part cloudy (Cufrent observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda Part cloudy 8an Juan, Porto RI lear Havana, Cuba. Colon, Canal Zon TRIO QUIETLY ROB BANK | Bandits Escape With $13,500 Loot From Strasburg, Ohio, Hold-up. NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, Decem- ber 8 (#) —Working quietly for 30 min- utes, three men robbed the Citizens' State Bank in Strasburg shortly before noon yesterday and fled with their ac- complice and $13,500 in currency, gold and silver and an undetermined amount of bonds. No one in the village knew a robbery was going on inside the bank, as the men, each with a revolver, carried a machine gun in a paper bag into the kank and returned to their automobile with money sacks full of plunder. As the bandits sped north toward Canton and Massillon, John T. Miller, vice president, and Miss Kathryn Ka- pitsky, a clerk, the only ones in the bank at the time, spread the alarm. No trace of the bandits has been found. Deaths I Reported. Oharles 8. Fendrick, 81, en route George- | town University Hospitpl. unningham, 75, Homeopathic Hos- | pital. Roger P. Chew, 57, 2332 Wisconsin ave. Esther Bogeiman, 11, Chidrens Hospital Walter Raney, 50, Georgetown University Hospitm Eeter A, Smith, 52, 2 Fenton st. n.e pl. Edwara Wilson, 40, Gallnger Heapit Elizabeth J. Anderson, 34, 534\ m"n“ Part cloudy Cloudy We that the final how to learn the facts and about what we TN wN&%fi&% 16 W STREET, PHONGS: Btat 5 THE WEATHER ” e o T e 2 Husband’ of . hushand of u' %, . ADpell and Tather_of bpe Chambe! l‘w c’lllflh st. nw., until T oDeember 3 thence Eviscopy Ch"imi L Placa.'Ma - Tatermen "La Plata. A Mgy SALLIE PRICE. de. 1931, SALLTE PRICE v ESCHENBRENNER, CHARLES G. On Mon- day. December 1. 1631 at his residence, 308'D st. ne. CHAI G., beloved hus- Band of the'iate Annle E, Eschenbrenner. aged 76 vears Funeral irom the ch-nl 9., Taltavull, 436 TR Thursday, December l terment Glenwood C‘ metery, and friends invited. FORD, VIOLA COHEN. Du nma this Frday Dicember %, 19303 v’n OHEN aged daughter of Mrs. Fannle On 2608 fh W She leaves to mourn thelr thres sons. ‘Pnncll‘ hen: a brother, Laurence 8 host 'of other relatives . an Remains resting et Rid y n.w. Puneral g‘d { . ‘Interment Mount Zlon Heoanar B 2 Brassier bg...... ; r. commy omme. st. n.w. Notice of funeral Ia HARVEY, WALTER. On Monday, December St hla residence, 483 M st WALTER"" HARVEE: “devoid Josephine Jonnson. He 8130 jeaves & host of other relatives and friend resting at the John T. Rhine: chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice funeral later. HIATT, AMY On Monday, December 1931," at Homeopathic Hospital, beloved mother n! mu eral ; W33 pms from Hysang's. 1300 N st. h.w. Iatermeni Cedar Hill Cemetery. HORGAN. EMMETT. Drecember 1, 1031, Remaing resiing af Timothy meon} fu- neral parlors, 641 H s neral hereafter. HOWARD, LOUISA. Departed this lfe a-t- o he Suddenly, on 2 W. B Battle. pastor. Relatives ana menls invited. JACKSON. MARION VIRGINIA. & Dy il this life on Monday, Decsmber 7, 1931, > ll her residence, 3018 Sherman ave MARION VIRGINIA “JAGKSON ' belgved wife of James B, Jackson. mother of Rob- ot Siovull and James Jackson wnd Mrs. Nannie McMahan, grandmother of Ro- mania Armsirong. 'Edwin and Valerig Mo- Mahan, mother-in-law of Mr. McKinley McMatlan and Mrs. Mary B Jackson. ter of Mrs. Novella Graham. Rol d Harvev. Haynle. Hosts of other, rel:uul and friends survive, Vernon _Avenue Rev. T. Murray officiating. in Lincoln Memorial Cemeter: KING. DORA. Saturday, December 8, DORA KING. mother of Emanuel Ouden and sister_ of Lucinder Holmes and Bernice d She also leaves other relatives . Funeral Wedn em- % pm. from Eraziers funeral home, 389 R. f - Alstorks of- ficiating LOWE. REV. MILLARD F. TInterment b . ave. n.W. is home 'm: Gnu af i oiieta " rRerment " Glew MARY_FOLGER. On Sunday, 6, 1931, at Boston, #l». MA] ER LANG, beloved wite of Albion ng of Plainfleld, N. H. WINTER GALE LASHES SEA AND EASTERN U. S, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 8.—Winter cracked the whip—a biting northwest gale—over the East today. The wind, which at time attained a velocity of 60 miles an hour, pushed the thermometer down into the twenties. There it will stay for awhile, weather observers said. Extending far to sea, the forceful wind churned the ocean and caused the delay of from 24 to 36 hours of six ocean liners scheduled to dock here yesterday and today. Only one liner, the Tuscania, man- aged to force its way through the storm. Capt. Willlam Rome said it was “one of the roughest trips of my experience.” In Canada the prairie provinces felt the coldest weather of the season. In Prince Albert it was 28 degrees below zero and in Winnipeg 18 below. One death from exposure was re- ported in New York. Marriage Licenses. Herman W. Britt. 23, and B 21 oth of - Richinond, " Va.r Rev.> K7} HSHhEac 8. Tyndate. 26, LY mon yndale. 26, thie cit Settles, 18, Hagersiown, Ma.. Rey y *% Farsons. | pilerbert Leonard, 23 and Cella Baddie, 18; Rey, Booker Chester !‘bimmn. 38, 1 and, Jenme . Melntosh, gty J L8 a0, 8, this city; 7, 357 %0h of Ethmn? S RN w.m" 5. Brook: LR Al Births Reported. Leonard C. and Mary V. Herr, boy. John L. and Rosalie M:Duno\n‘,h, boy. Alfred T. and Helen Travis, boy. Carl R. and Mary Shepard. boy. Lawrence P. and Theresz Bl(lllll. boy. Sonnie G. and Nora Bray, boy. Raymond and Inez Whll! !Id- Ih’l LOST. BAG_Small brown lcather bag, wnt ni: child's clothipg: left at bus sto th and P sts. n.w. Reward. Adam BOSTON BULL—Name Moci white. Reward. Geor right foot BROOCH, kold, with small cameo_setting; on 16ih st bet. Garfield and Oathedral Mansions. - Return, please, 2630 Garfleld st. Reward. CHANGE Sunday @ Sieimnes et k2 nnd Soimbia "Please phone ] 3931-J. COLLT PHERD DOGL T Yo ol an swers to name of Boo: Whife ruff Dok {0 Mo D O Tiask. | Reward: 4618 44th ct. n.w._ District 2100, DIAMOND RING—Lost fifi] Pa. _ave. DA, e Reward. "OMR Wrese omwesd after 5 p.m DOG, brindle bull, lvn! Tall; fag l hm, snswering to name of “Pal oo—aT ed m‘c Ke ur Gorners, th. o -flle police dog: " dngwers " Finder please repor B M. Bealer, 1434 Lowetlion ew: 1513 R 3 FOXHOUND—Short White, female; brown ears, hrown, Slde Tace, Drown amer o side. Reward. _1830_Jackson s GLASSES, shell rim, in case; ity | A SE S anter or 1 Dinmond" cub lagt Thursday ni 1930 14th st n.w. Reward. LABSES. shell, bifocal_ P meln Hi1s ‘o ns foh n. n.e. Mlfi In. o leath £27% ol ing monn kt R ;llll! k"trchhfs lg:{a'en Wl cl l g"'::“;: TR R ot 2 72 Que st Pocu'rn x hh:k leathe turn to 11 i n &7 STRING o x“mturn SR s D, -W. wmnmo an& dismond; lnli'hh l B it loldv hi‘m Sth snay's Beauty Parior; st lflxl. Decembe: r‘lvmm 'llrlll Court b-nA iagec umo Fu pesas at Jo 5 Bcner. - Pupess %Q&tfle ember from H St ry' Wflu’!h Pllrflx .uliun Vl. L m‘m- lAlAl. Departed this life on at_Pairmont L'TA devoted th Martain: m children. ¢ sisterand 3 foout | ther nds.. Remains Tow Testing. at R\llh noy's * funeral home. " 453 how. Remains can Viewed ‘Tugsdas a8 v Intcrment ut | Sbipman, Va. MARY EVELYN. On Tues- gu. Decemver llhlvéh At ihe residence of er’ dsughter, ourt s rendon. MARY "5 MIDDS be- Jvis mothee 51 Maiy B, Lewis and J. R. il uoue- of funeral llu RE. On_Mon TOBl redencer 13 01 loved husband ry V. Soper, Patsy and Joseph Monaco, un lonp oJotanting, John Monaco, L. Laurence, Francis. Antumm‘ re. ir. and of the x "Driscoll. Funeral rom the above residence Thursday. December 10 N ) i gthence to Holy Rosry and F s w., where mass i be'oflma St 5 &% o 't seose of my soul. " Interment Mount Olivet Geme- MOWATT, ALEXANDER. On Sunday, De- gember @ 1031, at his residence, 3 uos $and Mount _Rainler, M terment Fort Lincoln Oem- onday, Dece mb r AT rul&nne , 4113 Conneetl e, 4113 Connecticut N Ooans Acm'l'on cem! Somher, &5 wife of the llt nl!ll wn) lhe o Suddenly, on_Sunday, 8%, ine’ residence ot her 01 Noone, 2318 Tunlaw rd. Q) eloyed \offers hie Tepose of her mul o N % et ’t Vl aé (rlendx |nv1u¢ Ion on | RETTEW. BLANCHE. Camber 1 1030 O BUANCHE MecDermott) yafed, 89 years. beloved it f the late Gilbert H. Rattey and mother uwu.acmhm t dervices Wednesday, Der 9, at Hysone's parlors, 1300 N St chnrch ® 2oth ‘where mass will be. said " Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- Sarhorie i e BT aear "5«' Trom ahove residence on rednese A R T g lessed Sacramont. Chevy Chese. - Cyorhere mass will be offered at 10 amAor repose ul, Inter- ment In Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8 RODRICK, ¢ B. On Tuesday, December 8 1931 388 ‘am. C. ODRICK ~ of wndm.n bark “Hoiel_beloved usband o avis Rodrick. Funeral {rom gln-s funeral parlors, i1 ¢.m, Thursday, mbe; terment privats SAVOY. unn EDWARD. P: Surday morniny. guunll’ Hoapltal, OY, Cami siiey ora V!l s ’IOII f other ralnuv. frien: Body resting at Alex Pope's fu- neral home, 315 15th st. \lf‘tl] Wed- nesday mornln[! mi‘ Mc 'h e “zg natiu Caiho . "wh Wi ‘s‘:‘ el 'for the repose ot hix soul. Xn;:mvnl in ‘chureh cemetery. Friends resflentie dagi Gharles P. smmxcx 8. H. Rines Co. funeral £, nw., Wednesday. De- ANNIE P. On Sunday, December \- t her residence. 2505 13th st. n. NN beloved wife of Sylvester F. Smith. Funeral from her late siden on Wednesday, December 9. at 8:30 s Church ai 8 Relatives and friends invited. In- ferment Mount Olivet cam ery l LucY M. o8, Mo t 4 a.m.. at Phil Dbeloved '{ JSPLAL Y restgence. 145 ED g "‘3 “;;fl. 7 jamuel and Eiisa Spang, formerly of iphia, Pa. Service at the ahove ad- s on Wedneaday, December 9. at 11 am. Tnterment Rock Creek Cemeter: STEVENSON, CHARLES W. Suddenis on December 7. 1031, af the Rellevue a « at Zurhorst's funeral Tore, 307 Bagt Oaitol st. Bervices and Tterinent at Werrenshure, Mo. I'l'l"l'l' M H. On 8i De- et 6, T8 at fihu resfiince. 648 Mot TAM H, STEWART. wart yiraie Sonmon: g T h, M st. D n. STONE. EDWARD W, Suddenly Saturds Drogmber 5. 1931, &} Baltimors, 4 RD W. STONE of Tampa, Flg, Ramllns P B Va Prarier's " Tumera H\odo Island ave. n.w. nl"mml "Famps. T At S, gt o3 ety Meridian v Dusoand: ot Fanite Tasse, - Notice ‘ol o neral llter TAYLOR. VIRGINIA. On Monday, Decem. 2h 1884 VRS HBR E:loved Wite ot wx n o 3 Tavier s Test: ing i th Sibers "5, Fune nw. Notice: of On Sunday. De 'N’: h"' ide s er residence, 5401 “N SUSANNA' M. beloved wife of Her?‘.n'mnke \nd moiner of Srar Sty | ess, Punersl from her ‘late resl: dence op Wednesday. December 9, at 1:30 p.m. Interment at Arlington Natiggal Cemetery. wnonnon ROBERT W. Devarted this unday. December 6. 1931 l-: dmmen's Hompital 8 neral from McGuire'’s funeral homa, 1830 9(h st now, Wedriesday, De- cember 9. at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memoriat Ogm- 'MDWN ROBERT W. TYoung Men's Immedipte Rel "lbf-'ncol‘n}:’; n‘“ ted Lo oAtend the funeral I W Wooduon. ber B 1981, 403 P, from MeGutres Hh neral home, corner §th and Westminster 2 . SEEREAFLEAD. Prsdent WOMACK, SEDDON. On Tuesday, Decem- be 331, at Sibley ‘Hospital. smf';g'n Funeral from the ' chapel of 100 terment in Rock. HAZE o In Memoriam BUOKER, GEORGE. _In loving remembrance U r son. GEORGE RUCKER, who oy fhiree yeATs ago. Decomber e passes, shadows fall: Love, remembrance, outlast all. And though the years be many or few, They are filled with remembrance, dear HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. BURGESS, NERMAN ELMER. Tn sad but oving remembrance of our dear son and Brother, fiuflu who passed away thi years ago today. Days have come and days have sone ot wity IDoeh aud Joily wit Yo sllent 1n the Frave. knows how we yous W-m -u emory fade [n ughts snall always’ wander e spot where you are laid. THE FAMILY. * BURTON. ANNA. In loying remembrance of my e wnd’ our dear motner, ' ANNA N, who died th: 3 BURTON. who dled three years ago today. ¢ memories will linger forever. Time cannot hange it's true. Years that may come cannof sever Our lovine remembrance of yon. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. By e In fond memory of EM- MA !E’x‘.fi who 3 depyried, this lite ‘one year ago_today, Gone but ot Xnnvtun. ai‘n?'i my God. i m nrnu: Cfl..- AR i voram SR 5 R %@fi e IIlIA. l‘n nl Wmembnm:l of n ‘December & ey this You have gone from us, dea 7o vour Bavier. good ..Im'{s.". ave, won avenly glory, ‘Which it is for us te do. yep Your pain is ende Bweelly sleen, your work is don You have Fore 'where Thase ‘wha love you HER'LOVING © DAUGHTER, " PAULINE WXLLIAI(E “h CE 8. Tn memory of our dew ! ™ fo three years ago °w“‘f'." Mm"" o ‘aad mores sahe witw lulmnflm 7| 5% o todio, meteber 3. 1 AAEE Before my eyes you faded, Jn HER_SON, MIL MINNIE HENSON. CREECY, EUZELIA E. A tribute of love to the memary of our dear mother, E. OR Who y' six vears agq today, December L 1% CHILDREN. * DONALDSON. Ma! to the emory of % DONALDSON. who left At God's call iwenty-three "years ago fodsy, December There is only one of us remainin; With tear-dimmed eyes I stand alone: But lai T mhlv{ognn to ?tnrumm e will take care ol wn DAUGHTER, al ALETAME, FOWLER, cn.\lus. sund to the meme ory ‘of ‘our dear ARLES FOWLER: W0 “Gepartcd thie lirs %0 ears abo- i day, December 8, 1929, You suftered hours of pain, To wait a cure. but all in vain: 8o God alone knew what was best. KIS DEVOTED MOTHER, MR S AR w. FOWLER, AND | ntvo'rm FA ¢ CHARLES FO - GLASCOE, DA\ID !n loving remembr o8 "Gur dear ‘father ang hussand, BAVED GLABCOE "¥ho departed this Tie one year %0 today. December 8, 1930. That stilled form, those closed eves, 4re ovened now beyond the skies. o . LOVING WIFE A REN. nuzv WILLIAM H. Xn loving _reme: brance of my dear brother, AM HANEY, whg devarted this life seven years EF) 860 today, Dec iE E. wnnm 4 HANLEIN, o/u.lg!‘ n! Sacred to the m ur belov 0P loved daughter and sist Dassed a; A Fedrs Svor December 8. 1927 FAMILY. * HANLEIN, ALICE AL, }i %l" !‘:ll wife Inbw"rlflwmnr{ nrd away four yea 20, Decembar SBAND AND DAUGHTER, CATHERINE. HARDY, FREDERICK I In lovin branes of euc ', doyiny father, whe L HARDY, who died one year aso today, God alone knows Bow we miss you, 1l your 3 fade. remem- ERI! ' “vd“m""h eparied this lite nine day. December 8, 192 el - = «n DW KUM, IMMA BRA: LH\M JACK! RS et ST this lite one” Seurp0” Toder, December HIS LOVING Wr BETH, BaUGHTERs, VABEL I AND cuzft LAUGHLIN, MARTHA M. Tn B lovine memory L0 e Sassed away Vhros Youri ars A aw; day, December 8, 1028, e e Rest in peace, dear mother, for tI art gone, 'but_not forsotten. ey HER LOVING CHILDREN. * LEWIS, CARRIE E. In sad remembrance of of my dear mother, Who,gied three years ago today, December Ynu were a wonderful mother, ¥, mopher of mine You'll hold & in my heart il the stars no loner shins. ‘Your soul shall live forever On 1 h the flelds of time. be & mother to me m:w’él Eh that %mm YR O PARKER, FLORENCE SCOTT. A tribute love to the precious mem| devot~ ed daughter, FLORENCE who left m sihirteen years ago today, cember 8, 'nun 1 an nn who misses m badly. g fads e dags Sofe 3 t. om Sne who Xflul“nl’ Jou ta be brave and eonte o FPEACOCK, MARGIE. with |uM gverence Bl yiear, daneter and o m 5 it PEA o ears a0 S0aas, Decormber b nly knows how we -Iu Never, .ml! your ? Loying thoughs sha nn unl-r he 3pot Wh But trt In_our hearts ynnr mmorl ingers, Iy tender. fond "Fhat we do ot iRk of Yo MOTHER, SISTER AND RIESTERER, PEARL DONNA. oving remembrance of of us Pe a40 today, Deceraber 8. 1018, Two mut'n““hm" ceased to travel A§ Ve mf. ;13?:3" tgom ¥ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL 87, P 0872, FUNERAL LRE\IATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 138% P. J. SAFFELL PEBSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. _733 Bth_St. N.W. LM,GAWLER CQ - Funeral Directors - _tone .L:.?"‘w"_‘_imfil_ "~ Frank Geler’s Sons B SN T K ienin:e National 2473 W. W. Dm. A ST. NE______ LINC Wm. H. Sardo & Sardo & Co. Funcral Chapel AEoilabte YeFitce_ Lincoln 0524 }oscpl:mf';; Birch’s Sons C 3034 M St N, hane est ton GEO. W, WISE CO, - 2000 M BT N.W. " TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat’l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors tg mor mnnuud with the original w. pe: l'i. nm:l ment. Phone National 3 o B 0 r t. N.W. JOHN tablished 1 WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th N.W. !Ml' W‘ rih 0047, CHAMBERS JOSEPH AWLER’S SONS Established 1850 Chapel Oremations Lady Attendast 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE FUNERAL DESIGNS. m‘ iy ua & Eye Bros. 128 te m Asto ~~ FLORAL T¢ m!%'fll , $3.50 up