Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1932, Page 7

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OFFICIALS' INCOMES HIT IN NEW YORK \City Club Demands Explana- tion of Bank Deposits Ex- ceeding Incomes. | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, May 9.—The City Club demanded in a public letter today that the income of seven city and county | officials, aggrezating $1,500,000, as re- vealed in the Hofstadter investigation, be explained at once. | _ The club based its demand upon Gov. | Roosevelt’s statement in dismissing Thomas M. Farley as sheriff last Feb- ruary. The Governor then said the public was entitled to know the sources of income of officials in excess of their salaries. Sheriff Farley's salary was $15,000 a year. His bank deposits in | five years were $360,000. The City Club named Peter J. Cur- ran, under-sheriff, whose salary was $7,- 500 and whose deposits were given by Samuel Seabury’s investigators as $662,- 311.11. In the seven cases, the de- posits covered the years of 1925, '26, 27, '28, '29, '30 and 31. The others cited were Joseph Flaherty, assistant deputy sheriff, $2,700 a year; deposits, $20,- 890.55. Michael J. Cruise, city clerk, $12,000; | deposits, $142,800.36. James J. McCormick, deputy clerk of the Board of Aldermen, gross income from the city, $96,000; deposits, $229,- 499.14. ‘Thomas J. Kelly, deputy chief inspec- | tor, Police Department, $6,300 & year; de] ts, $70,153.79. lward P. Sherry, City Court at- tendant, $3,720 (maximum); deposits, $156,669.72. John Theofel, chief clerk of the| Queens Surrogate’s Court, $6,000; de-| posits, $201,000. | Germany's leading aviation company plans to use Diesel engines in its air freight servic OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT | Spring Suits, $19.50 EASY TERMS—NO EXTRA COST EISEMAN’S, 7th & F DOCTORS Recommend AMBULANCES NATIONAL STRIKE PLAN REPORTED Pennsylvania Union Rumored I Favoring General Walk- out for 2 Days. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 9.—The | Record says & movement is under way | in the ranks of organized labor to call | & national 48-hour general strike to emphasize demands for Government un- employment relief and a 35-hour work week. ‘The movement originated, the news- paper says, among the 15,000 members of the Philadelphia branch of the American Federation of Full-Fashioned | Hosiery Workers, and conferences al- ready have been held on the subject | with Willlam Green, president of the American Federation of Labor. The sponsors are reported planning to | enlist the State federation at its an- | nual convention in Reading this week. The specific rmpoul the Record says, | will be a resolution urging Green to call | an unofficial convention of the national labor federation to authorize the strike. GREEN DENIES KNOWLEDGE. Says He Has Not Been Approached, Even Informally, on Plan. Willilam_ Green, president of !hei American Federation of Labor, last night | denied any knowledge of a general | strike proposal by organized labor for FedeuFunemploymem relief and a 35- hour week. He sald the matter has not been brought to his attention, even informal- ly, and he knew nothing of the move reported by the Philadelphia Record to have originated in Pennsylvania. PLAN- GONZAGA DEBATE Merits of Installment Plan Is Sub- ject Friday Night. | The merits of the installment plan will be the subject for the annual prize , debate at Gonzaga High School, 27 I} street, Friday night, when Senator David I. Waish of Massachusetts will | serve as chairman. Joseph M. Dawson, Richard E. Hall and David F. James will uphold the af- | firmative side. The frst two are juniors | and the last a senior. The negative of the question will be argued by Thomas | the senior class and Francis A, Mann, a | junior. Judges selected include Leo A. Codd, James R. Costello and Henry 1. Quinn. CHAMBERS| Largest in the City and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C Call COL. 0432 Phone or write your address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. OO RN NRY If Fords and Packards Both Cost the Same EVEN a man who had never seen a motor car before could eas SN AN A NN A YR SN NI Y A A AN M YRR SO0 KNI MY H I NN Y Y YK ¥ 5 XSO the better valce, But scmetimes it is neral service, for ins final ceremony takes world is the thought sheuld any family oseph AII w.u..... A. Gawler FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1850 1750-52-54 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W National 5512-5513 Phones: e DL e e e T Ford and a Packard if both were the same price. One glance would tell him that the larger car with its beauty and comfort was which choice is best—in selecting a fu- may seem to be very little difference be- tween two mortuaries. And yet, before the est child can tell the difference. One of the greatest consolations in the been given the finest possible tribute. Why disappointment—when a beautiful and cmforting service through Joseph Gawler Sons costs not a penny more? Visit our Advisory Department for information, or write for the instructive funeral hand- book, “Before Sorrow Comes.” | UTILITY EXECUTIVE DIES | | High lJu!‘be . | A Gowen and Robert H. Schombert of | Al | Bismarck. N. D. 30.18 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers PRODUCERS TO DISCUSS CURTAILMENT OF OIL somewhat warmer tonight and wn:;d Trade Paper Hints at Collapse of row; gentle southeast and south shift- ing 'to west or northwest winds. Maryland—Showers tonight and to- morrow, warmer tonight and in east portion tomorrow. Virginia—Local thundershowers to- | LOS ANGELES, May 9 —Independent night and tomorrow, warmer in east|and major ofl producers have been portion. Report for Last 48 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. . %0 29.92 29.93 2994 29.96 30.02 29.99 29.96 29.93 29.96 2995 29.94 20.92 29.93 Year Saturday— 4pm. . 8 pm. . Midnigh Sunday— 8 pm. .... 12 midnight . Today— 4am . Noon Klghut 90 4:00 pm Saturday. Lolesl 53 20, :00 a.m. yesterday. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 10:18a.m. 4:32a.m, . 10:52 p.m. 5:26 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 5:02 ‘Tomorrow. High : Low . Low . Sun, today. Sun, tomor 5:01 Moon, today.. 7:16am. 11:17pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1932. Average. Record. January .... 4.82 3.55 709 '82 February 3.27 ‘84 March 3.75 91 April 327 89 May . 3.70 4.13 6.84 8.84 9.13 10.69 10.94 10.63 1441 10.81 July . August 3 September .. ‘Weather in £ Temperature o S “gupInIsIK WIUMH & g 6 Clear . Cloudy Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Atlantic City. s 0.48 glnufl! Baltimore, Md Birmingham . 20.98 B2ger2g8B3 Charleston. 8.C 29.88 Chicago, Tll... 29.82 Cincinnati, Ohio 2394 Cleveland,’ Ohio 29.84 Robert M. Feustel Passes Awny‘ml imb! in Indiana. | | PORT WAYNE, Ind, May 8 (#).— | Robert M. Feustel, pmmsmm as a util- | | ity executive for a number of years, died | here yesterday after a short iliness, caused by a kidney infection. He was | 47 years old. | *'Since December, | president of Midland United Co. and more recently he became president of | the Pubilc Bervice Co. of Indiana. Both ure part of the Insull public utility sys- ily decide between a not so easy to decide tance. At first there place, even the small- that a loved one has in Washington risk Gawler We Maintain No Branch Offices fimmfimfi*fi'ttmii“MfiM*itfit*ittii*tfififi*ifi-itt”**fi*yfit Aeddedok kAo ok & Q*‘i"*.\kfi*fitm*fii"*fii‘fi Rebebelat ot 2 0 8 2 8 4 2 4 1931, he had been | M! Dn' Tndianapoys nd 29 88 Jacksonville Fla. 29.96 033 ‘é‘,‘"‘d' New Orleans Glona New York, N.¥. Oklahoma City Qmana, Neor. . 30.08 _; Clear Philadeiphia 998 014 Cloudy oenix. Ariz n & .. Clear Pa 1.00 Pt.cloudy e 3008 -i.. Clear Portland; Oru 12 _.. Clear 0108 Cloudy -... Clear oudy 23 54 0id Clondy 3090 Clear Raleigh. 'N. o 08 Slonay -. Clear Glear Clear 031 Cloudy Sbokane, Wash: 3013 Tampa, Fla._... 2002 WASH., D. C...20.92 ance. Switzerland. . Stockholm, Sweden Glhulué' A | Ha | San Juan. Havana, Cuts Colon, Canal Zone .. ENDS LIFE IN PLUNGE KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 9 () —A man whose pockets held cards bearing (he name of O. M. Neal of Camden, };lung:d from a sixth-story win- fi;)fi’n da a hotel here today and was e Witnesses said he stood in the win- dow a moment and then leaped into the street. returned. The cards indicated he was a mem- ber of the Southern Travelers' Club. Emile G Harpold of New Orleans, secretary of the Travelers Club, sald Neal was last in the employ of the Holden Leather Goods Co. of Peters- burg, Va. Births Reported. and_Helen Fowler, boy. Lynch. girl. [amie Cllnl’flnlhlm. &irl Marriage Licenses. Scott Colgate, 35. 1248 G st. se. and Marlan Wilcox,' 39,' 1247 G st. s.e.. Rev. John C. Bail. pocgiee R Lindahl. 38, and Ruth Pranks, Los' Angeles; snd Laure A Vai Rev. 510 R st na R alander Wi 22, of Greensboro, Deaths Reported Sllar Webb, 79, Home, for Incurables d Leg Davidson. 70, 980 Shepherd at. i Hospital. ingly. ey, . . both of William Plerpoint w 1d. Rlchlrd D, Marks, 8mi oth Daniel 1. Ennls. se. . Parner. 0. on train'to Union Ernest Dipple. 56, B D Samuel Cohen: 52, s Pame. 49,1818 Potomac ave. se. fda i ;ellce 37, Garfield” Homital. Ann Prances A O Toier 23 3828, Albgrmarle st Luella Soott Bury. 20, 1635 Minnesots ave. s.e. Eimest Nicholson, 3 weeks. Casualty Hos- pitel of Albert and Louise Simpson, s-rker Lindsay t (ayman " Whiting, 1. “Tuberculosts Hos- 4nna L Nelion, 27 Casuslty Hoital Margaret Guy, 26, 1319 Q 84, Gallinger Hospital. h and V. ital Preedmen’s xn.pn.l Infant of Eleanor Bumbrey, Preedm: Hospital, CHILD'S SWEATER. | urdsy. _Call Columbia LOS! BRIEF CASE containing new rain in Diamond cab on Saturday mornine." i d J. P. H. 2020 Summit ¢ dark blue rousd s poppy; undei “Fleket 10st. ropolitan 8186, COLONIAL DAMES BADGE, ¢0ld with | o enamel. May 5. between Cathedral and Du- port Circle. Reward. Phone 1531. ontatning watch. ward. " Atlantic 308w, 1750 W | Year | o Judge and Virginia M N. C.i Rev.' A verdict of sulcide Was Gparpam, EDWA! [ ( Conservation in Cali- fornia. By the Associated Press. called into conference here today to dllcull'.hmtultflmesutecurhfl ment program in the um of the de- mand that smaller wells be relieved of much of the burden. Almost simultaneously with the call, the Petroleum World here published an editorial declaring early collapse of the curtailment plan is seen “as more than a remote possibility.” Qards nf Thanks AUDRICK, ETHEL DENNIS, = We wish to thank cur many friends for thelr kind ness, sympathy and peautiful ufes during me iess ‘and ‘at the dcath of ETHEL DENNIS AUDRICK. TTie Lewls of 965 Fairmont Belente, M wish to express our appreciation and thanks (o the many friends and scquaint- ances who rendered their service and te: dered their sympathy during the bereave- JAMIN W. ment of our late son. GRATEFULLY, THE PARENTS. Braths. BRISCOE JULIA DOUGLAS. Deparied this Sunday. May 8 1032, at fesidence of hn dau: M Lakeland, Md. SCOE. She leaves to mourn their loss two sons and two daughters, Benja- min and Georse Briscoe, Alberta Tolson and Magsie Mack. She also lesves iwo 5-in-law, two daughters-in-law and 3 .nnaemuun and a host of other rei- atives and fi Funeral services will Do e st the A M. B Church, Wednes- day, May 11, at 1 p.m. at Lakeland, Md. BRISCOE, JULIA. Officers and Members of Harmony Temple, No. 349, 1 E of W. Brentwood, Md: 'You are hereby notified to attend’ s c;n meeting Tuesday at 100 B BAULINE GRAY. DT. MARJORIE NICHOLSON, Bect. BROWN, MAMIE. Departed this life on Saturday, May ‘7. 1932, at 1:30 Freedmen's Hospital, MAMIE BROWN, the beloved mother of Audrey Brown. also leaves to mourn their low " Wikite: & cousin, Eilse Craw- R other Telatives and Iriends. Re- Monday, May 9, at her Funeral 10, at 1 o'clock, irom_ Eiks She | - Sved. wite of -Wion deroted sunt_of Do PETER, ALMA. Sunday, May 8 8 ber Teildence 439 Lincoln ave. Orange: ALMA. beloved wife of Paul F. ::;n“.rumm and interment on Tues- RICHARD A. On Saturday, May T. IR N Iy ot Bl residence: 38 K st. n.w., RI 'AD, beloved son of lie" late Amelia - Read and devoied brother of Mrs. Sadle N 67" Read, Brotner-in-aw of Huko Nel son. " Remains resting at Lomax’s chapel, 1400 8 st. n.w, and may be seen Monday after 5 pm. Funeral Wednesday. Mpy 11, at 2 p.m., from the above named caapel. Friends invited. Interment family piot, Payne's Cemetery. 10 May consin the Richolus & "Schnelder ‘and mother of Ate eider. Puneral from James ;o Son¢ funeral parlor, thenc Wednesday. May to Holy Trinity Chun'.h. where mass will be d at 1 am. Interment oxk Hill Cemeters’ b < Y 1ia, SO o B . st Riverdale, HARRY P. SWANN, beloved husband Marle Swann and father of Helen and Eugene F. Swann. He siste two brothers and hofl of othe: relatives and friends Pu 1 from De: A. M. E. Church, B\ldnmhur', Md Tues~ day. May 10. at' 3 p.m.. Rev. Charles E. Walden offciating. In Memoriam - POy ot out Geary beloved pon sad brothm: ed son and brother, WALER L8 BoWIE, who deparisd o life three years ago today, May 9, 1029. Jesus. our Bovereign Lord, Took to his heart and soul The care of our son and brother, Who is safe under His love -nu sSontrol. THE PAMILY. CREECY, CATHERINE. In sad huz Joving igmembrance of my dear mother, CATH~ ERINE CREECY, away four Tears ago today. May o 038, E day brings sweet memories Bvery day brings a tear: Degp within my Bear: T chers oushts of one T loved 6. Gesr. HER DAUGHTER. * DARCY, WILLIAM A. In ead but loving membrance of our husband and f; WILLIAM A. D oo Vig, departed this life one year ago today. May 9, 1931, Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem- ed, e Isiand ave. n.w. Inter- ment'Arlingion Cemeters. i BROWN, MAMIE. The Ladies' Crispus At- tucks Relief Association snnounces the death of Mrs. MAMIE BROWN. Funeral p fom” Columbia BROWN, MAMIE. To the Dmurs 2pd Mem- bers of Columbia Temple, No E. o ou are notified of the death of Daughter MAMIE BROWN of 150y 9th st. n.w. Session of sorrow at feaular meeiing ot Temple Monday nig May 9. 193 8 p.m. Funeral Tuesd . from the Elks' Hom n.w, Columbia Lodge, No; 85: Morning Star, No. 40, and Pores Temple. No. 9. invited LENA J. HART, Daughter Ruler. LAVINIA FAIR, Financial Sec'y. BULLOCK, PRISCILLA. On Sunday. May 8. 1932 Garfleld Hospiial, PRISCILLA, the devoted wife of Hezry Builock and sister, of James Miles. ~Puneral We dsy May 11 at 1 pm. from the Best Jarvis runeral” chureh, 1433 You 8. n.w. Intermen. harmony Cemetery. 10 BULLOCK, PRISCILLA. The Youns Protective League announces the dnm u! s Wetinesdar. Mas 11 1883, n-om Jarvis funeral home. ARTHENIA W. CURTIS, President. MAYIE L BTEWART, Rec CARTER. ELIZABETH, On anndu, May 8 1222, ELIZABETH CARTER. the devoted foster-sister of Josephine Blake, Lillian Johrson. Cherles, George and’ Ssmuel Funeral ‘Tuesday. May 10, 1923 (Jom the W. Ernest Jarvid 3t 1 oclocks Co., ¥ Cihecits Merorial. Comet=ry: DAYIDSON. ROLAND LEE. On 1032 at hig residence. 9 hera n'v. ROLAND LEE, Rtngand: of Maiy I Davidson at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 3901 14th st. n.w, Monday, May §, st 7 pm. Interment Bristol. Vi ? CITPLE, ERNEST. On Satu 1982 at by residence. 1507 ERNEST DIPPLE. beloved Busband” of Er- Bebtine” 2 hmann) father of Mrs {fom the above residence on Tu 10. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in- ed.” Interment Congressional Cemetely. b MORE, ursday. My 3, 5. CARRIE. Departed this ll!e 1932, at her residence, agter 4 lingering ilinese: n\) & "Son. 3007 Nichols ave. .6+ on Tuek: 10. at 10:30 am. Relatives and nvited. Interment St. Barnabas' Ty, JOHN. On Monday, May O BeravecCaon of tae. Iate’ Jonh e ins resting at the ns Co., 1113 7th Al Tater. ES. H. Onp Saturday, May 7. SO5. at Winchester_Va oW 3 GOHBES Funeral tervice Tuesday afternoon, May 10. 8t 5:30 o'clock, at the funeral pariors | _May of W. O Parlett, Winche Va. Inter- Tent Wednesday, May 11, at2 80 pm.. 1n Mount Olivet Cemetery, Peru, RD E. On snnau, 1932. at his residence, 1229 N s EDWARD son of Anma M. Grafiam and husband 'of G. A. Graffam and father of Olive M. and Joseph W. Ciraffam. Serv- ices (private) at the Hines Co. fu- neral home, 3001 14th ‘st. B.W.. on Tues- day. May 10, at May l et Jucna ol 'at Providence How CIS_MICHAEL. beloved son of . and Ellen Harrington. will be held from his late residence, 1823 Rosedale st. n... Tuesday, May 10. at § am.: taence to Holy Comforter Church, am. for . Relatives _and Iriends invited. ~Interment Mount Oliyet metery. HARRIS, MARIA. Departed this life on Saturday, May 7, 1932, at 11:30 ‘ her residence, 470 N st._n’ HAR! (nee Smith). She ourn their loss a son. a dsughter, three andchiidren and other relatives and s. Puneral from Asbury M Cnirch, Wednesday, May ‘1i at 3 Interment at Payne’s Cemetery. HILL, JENNIE E. On Monda: at 1 p.m. JENNIE E. HILL, beloved wife of the late Aar: 4 4 loving meaher of Walter B. Hill. Punerai from the residence of her son, 13 Fe: nden st. n.w.. on Tuesday, May 10. at Relatlves and frieads invited 1o HOLMESLY, MARY HOLLAND. ey a1, 1005 at et esigencer :m 7na st. n.w. MARY HOLLAND HOLMES] fhe Gevoted wife of Harold Hall Hotmerly and sister, of Edward Holland = Puneral Tuescay. May 10. at 11 a.m., from her late residen: mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You st. nw. until 5 p.m. Monday. ‘thereafter at her ‘late residence. Interment Annapolis. Funeral ll"l‘CBINso'l. Joun B OPSundar. May i 1932, at his_residence, 509 D So HINSON, husband of ‘th Iate Sallie W. Hutchinson and father of Annie M Clements. Fuseral from his lnte residence Tuesday, May 10, at 2:30 Relatives and friénds tnvited to attend Interment Congressional Cemetery. HUTCHINSON. JORN B. Special communt cation of Naval Lodge, No. 4. F. A A is called at p.m., 'hl“dl! nuemoo May 10, 1932, tnr the purpose of nunflm. the Iun!ul of our late brother. JOHN B. HUTCHI JON. By order of the I‘ouhlp. i aster BOLAND N. BROWN, Secretary. JAMES, OCTAVIA. Departed this life on Monday, May 9, 5 am.. OCTAVIA JAMES, 'Xle of the -le Henry James mother of Arth James anc Octs "l' Notice of funeral hereafter. l MARY E. Suddenly on Sunday. 138 C st James. JARBOE. May friends invited urch Cemetery, Tuesday, May 10. JARBOE, MARY E. The members of St Joseph's Sodality are requested to meet ht. May 9. 1932. at ihe Rosary. " Please De” his life on Ma 032 "Rt Grat B g 0 brlz!tlllnul.. a.u'l‘vln SORN- ves and George truhm-nd g ot Bamer fu ¢ (3034 M St. N.W. i 30 | T Bweet. 'happy memories cling to your True ho?tf" that loved you with deepest jon Ahun will love you in desth Just thg an':g%x ST GUr belbred um"‘ 71'" e ther, PETER EODES, who passed 275 twenty-six years ago todsy, May b HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. BAWKINS, SERGT. OX the grief that is within mq For the one I loved 5o we Ll 1 saw you fading like a flow: But could not make you I nursed you with tender ki Until God called you away. HILL. CORI i o DELIA HALL. remembrance of our dlll.} lrlc::'.’ ]%gnlf DELIA HALL HILL. who passed away two years ago loday, May 9. 1930. She had a smile that A heart as pure .";l'dm e T Y G5 B ne ntver w old. HALL HILL. 'ho years' ago, itay 9, Jo"'“ o Tt Gone, but remembered. ERNEST c’.m'rn & HILL, CORDELIA HALL. In loving but sad Temembrance of - loving and islong menfl CORDELIA HILL, who d!- peried, this life two yeas ago today. Cordelia. T saw you i flow: But conld hot Take. you siay. " 1o 1 nursed you with tender kindness Tnttl God catied = mvma FRIEND, FRANGES GREEN. LED ELLEN ELIZABETH. In sad e sha ! T £ ce_of our dear wife o TR e & !.»-md this life one year I have lost & companion, A Tike Hhied e mneaion, v A5 PR Bl As T wall My neart is sad and lonely now, 8, I care not when, dwell. My 8rief too deep 1o te will com Tnat 1 may With her HUSBAND. line of sweet remembrance, memory; fond and true; Just & token s devotio: ‘Fhat ur hearte st fong for you. A precious one from Af suice we loved “:." efeaton is_vacan! Rk never o §2 g pearts CHILDREN. * IA!ON. !A!b‘ll Sacred to the memory my dear ind, MASOI 'ho d!plrted Thie YT a%0, May n- one T love has gone His frm, trie heart Rl ave me belp The hands' that al Now' Tie' in death u:l’:us:: WIFE. MARY E. MASON * . JOSEPH A. P brance of our dear hmli‘r flg'hfimeh EPH A. BM] N, departed fo two years ago today, May 5. o You suffered hy d 1 pain To wait, Tor cure, it 1l T vain knew what was best, xuol?ddmh e called YQu home o sive you rest VING. Wi c&n.nnh rluu'-. GIOIGI xnvuln. remembrance of my dear Hughand ang sut father, RGE EDWARD TRUMAN. who fparied this life eleven TR 313 fodans _____FUNEKAL DIRECTORS. GEO. W WISE Co. | SAFFELL B RAONAL SERVICE—REASONARLE 2 V. L. SPEARE ( CO wiieither the successors with, the original W. R Boeare Cotabiisns 009 t. .W. Fhone N ety 840 F St N.W. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL 5T w WnnDu-m- ;& Co 216 B ST, !ll |JOHN R."WRICHT CO _1337_10th Si. N.W. Phome Nerth eed7. "WILLIAM H, SCOTT 409 lth !'l' !K e WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, CREMATORIUM 313 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1. Fm. e T ooy National 2473 ALMUSR. SPEARE Sueceeding the l.- 1625 Connectiont Ave. " Deeates ohi Wm. H. S Snrdo & Co. . Lincoln 0524 LM GAWLER CO * Funeral Directors - Wlplp“hunnn. Iouph F. Birch’s Sons Esiatuted 00t FUNERAL DESIGNS. FLORAL TRIBUTES $3.50 un BOU UstHor. 732 17th St. Floral lfliufim $3.1 .a i e o B Si Auta