Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1933, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Semi-Annual Sales with the Lowest Prices of Entire Season at W ashington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store 535 $31 %25 Hart Schaffner & Marx AND RALEIGH SUI'T'S TOPCOATS . .. OVERCOATS '18 * AND NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS ¢ Choice of every siit, overcoat and topcoat from present season—com- prising the LARGEST assortment of FINE clothes in Washington , . . Every size and model for regulars, shorts, stouts, slims, short-stouts and tall stouts . . . COMPARE before gamblmg your money on unknown quality. $50, $45, $40 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh SUITS Topcoat§ . . Overcoats $40, $38, $35 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh SUITS Topcoats . . . Overcoats CLEAN-UP of SMALL LOTS Quantities Limited; All Items Subject to Prior Sale . . . All Sales Final MEN’S CLOTHING 31 Ov: ercoats;; Boucles and dark meltons; regular sizes 35 31 475 to 42; long size, 42; short size, 42; were $29.5C and $35.... Topcoats ; sizes 31, 38 and 36 regulars; were $25 .$13.75 Topcoats ; regular sizes 35 and 36; were $25...... e NS0.08 Suits; regular sizes 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40 and 44; longs, 36 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46; medium stouts, 38 and 40: all but a few in light Spring shades; were $29.50 and $35.... ...$14.75 Suits; 38 medium stout; 39 stub; 40 long; in light Spring shades; were $25........... 5 Reversible Raincoat- rnpcnat Lombmatmn Coats; tw ced on one side, rainproof gabardine on other side; were $20............$12.75 MEN’S FURNISHINGS 7 Shirts ; broken sizes; were $1.65 and $1.95; some sl|gh(1_> mussed 79¢ Wool Crochet N:cl\t\ei; in smart p'mernv were $1.6! 39¢ Shirts; all styles and sizes; were $1.65 and $1.95.. Neckties; hand tailored; smart patterns; were $1 and $1.15. Shc Neckties ; hand tailored ; were $1.50 and $1.65 Pajamas; smart styles; all sizes; were $1.65 and $1 95 Pairs of Hose; from a famous maker; regularly $1 and 75c. . Pairs of Hose; a famous make; were 65¢ and 50c.. Pairs of Garters; all sizes: were 50c Pairs of Garters; all sizes; regularl Shirts and Shorts; were 50c each: now.... .. Pairs Gloves; suedes and pigskins; were $2.50 and $3. 30 7 Boxes of l\icns Handkerchiefs ; were $1; 3 in box MEN’S HATS AND SHOES KNOX Felt Hats; regularly $5........ $3.75 Raleigh Derby Hats; new this season; rcgularh $5.. ... $315 KNOX Sample $7. 50 and $7 Hats; =tan\pe<l ‘Extra Qualnv ... $4.65 KNOX Sample Hats: regularly would be $10 to $15; on sale at $6.75 Pairs of $6 Raleigh Shoes; all sizes in one style or another.... $3.98 Pairs of Raleigh “8” Shoes; all sizes i all styles. ... . $4.78 Pairs of HANAN Shoes; were $10.50 and $11.50.... . $8.75 $9.75 FREE PARKING CURB SERVICE ive to the front of our store. .. on;'“e‘nl.lrflr'n.led Attendant will park your e rage. ab our ex- Sense and have It back in's Jifty when CHARGE ACCOUNTS Pay in 30 days, er wee our Extended Peyment Plan—taking 4 Menths to Pay, without any interest eharges, and NO DOWN PAYMENT e WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE o ALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street MRS. MARTHA S. GIELOW BURIED IN CALIFORNIA FYounder of Southern Industrial Educational Association Had Lived in Washington. By the Assoclated Press. LONG BEACH, Calif, January 31.— Funeral services were held here yester- day for Mrs. Martha Sawyer Gielow, 78, well known Southern writer, who dld Sunday, following a month's ill- Mn Glelow was born at Hazlewood, Ala, and received her educational train- ing in New Orleans. A son, Roland 8. Gielow of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. C. W. Pisher, wife of a naval officer, survive. Mrs. Gielow came to California seven years ago. She had lived in Long Beach the last three years. _ Had Lived Here. Mthounh she maintained her home in Alabama, . Glelow had spent mueh time In Washington. She was the founder and vice president of the Southern Industrial Educational Asso- ciation, with headquarters her Among her works are “Mammy's Reminiscences,” “Old Plantation Days" and “Old Andy the Moonshiner.” S ROBERT BURROWS RITES HELD THIS AFTERNOON Native of Washington, 78, Former- 1y Headed Cement Contracting Company Here. Funeral services were held this after- noon for Robert Burrows, 78, retired Washington contractor, who died Sun- day after a long {liness. Following the rites, held at Eldbrooke Methodist Epis- copal Church, the body was buried in the church cemetery. William R. Sin- gleton No. 30. F A. A M, of which Mr. Burrows was a member, was | in charge of the rites. He was a native of Washington and headed a cement contracting concern here for some time. He was also a member of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Survivors include five sons, Leonard, Raymond, Francis, Paul and John Bur- rows, gnd two daughters, Miss Mary Burrows of Washington and Mrs. 8. Boulanger, Gulfport, Miss. STEWART RITES Funeral Bervices for Wife of New « Jersey Representative. Funeral services will be held in Beth- lebem Chapel of Washington Cathedral at 3 pm. tomorrow for Mrs. Elinor C. Stewart, wife of Representative Percy H. Stewart of Plainfield, N. J. died Sunday in a Baltimore hospital. Private burial will follow the services, to be conducted by Right Rev. E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington. who | James | Davis, and four sisters, Elsie, D. C, JACOB RUBIN, BUILDER, APPENDICITIS VICTIM Native of Russia and Was Resi- dent of Washington for Past 25 Years. Jacob Rubin, 42, Washington real estate dealer and builder, died yesterday in Emergency Hospital after having undergone an operation for appendi- citis last Thursday. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon-at his late home, 4319 Eight- eenth street, with burial in Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Mr. Rubin, who was a member of the Washington Lodge of Elks, had been & resident of the city for 25 years. He was born in Russia, where his mother, & brother and a sister still live. He also is survived by his widow and two chil- dren, Lillian’ and David. N TWO SUICIDE VICTIMS TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Joseph H. Dockery to Be Interred at Arlington; Joseph H. Stod- dard at Mount Olivet. Funeral services for two men, who | took their own lives over the week end, will be held tomorrow. Joseph H. Dockery, 43, of 2301 Ca- thedral avenue, who ended his life by tying himself to a bedpost with a scarf in a hotel in the 1700 block of Penn- sylvania avenue, will be buried in Ar- lington National Cemetery following fu- neral services at 10 am. at Hysong's funeral home. Dockery was a shell- shocked World War veteran. Funeral services for Joseph H. Stod- dard, 36, who drowned in the East- ern Branch after leaping from Ana- costia Bridge, will be held at the W. W. Chambers funeral home at 8:30 am, followed by mass at St. Peter's Church, 8econd and C streets southeast, at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Certificates of suicide were yuwrdny in both cases. BURIAL SET FOR TODAY issued iJuhn E. Davis Well Known in Ama- teur and Semi-Pro Sports. John E. Davis, 26, an employe at Judd & Detweller Oo. for the last 11| years and well known in local ama- teur and semi-pro sports. who died Sat- urday at Providence Hospital, will be buried in Lincolnia, Va. late today. Funeral services were held early this afternoon at his late home, 905 C street | northeast. Mr. Davis, who has ved foot ball | pli and Dbase ball eand bowled for the | printing firm's teams, is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W Davis; his widow, Mrs. Virginia Davis; a son, John, 5; a brother. George L. Susie, Lily and Jessle. Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service We keep the cost within your means fIRyan service has been maintained at all times sn accord- ance with our fundamental policies—the best of ser: folks in every w their needs and thesr means. Ryan service has been the finest testimonial to our efficiency and theireappreciation. f[Perfectly appointed funeral home. Music if desired. Lady These essentials are offcred without extra For our complete fumeral prices, call Atlantic attendant. charge. 1700-1701. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. 1ce to alk of life, in accordance with their wishes, Their continued confidence in Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 | | Beiho e acand TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933, 1 THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Pair and slightly warmer, with lowest tempera- ture about 35 degrees tomight; tomor- TOW and warmer, qccasional light rains tomorrow afternoon or night; light variable winds, becoming moderate southerly tomorrovr. Maryland end * Virginia—Fair and slightly warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy and warmer, occasional uem rain tomorrow night and proh-bly west and north portions in afternoon. Wut Vl!l’lnll-—clo\ldy and warmer it and tomorrow; occasional rain tomorrow and in west portion late to- night; colder tomorrow night. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. Barometer. Inches. 30.00 30.01 30.08 30.11 3017 ! 3016 | Year ago, 37. 2:00 am. today. Year Yesterday— 4 pm. Highest, 43, noon today. Lowest,” 33, 8go, 25. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Oeodct_i_c mE.urve)n) b The Sun and Moon. Rises. ts. Sun, today .. 7:18 5:27 Sun, tomorrow 7:15 5:29 Mocn, today.. 9:58am. 11:45pm. Automobile lights must be turned un‘ one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches m‘ the Capital (current month to date): | Month. 1533. Average. Record. | January 3.26 3.55 700 82 6.8¢ 84 8.84 9.13 Btations. Abilene, Tex Jex Omaha, Nebr Philadelphia Phoenix, Ariz. Raleigh. 'N. Sait Lake City. San Antonlo. Cloudy Rain 2 C]nud’ (7 am, Greenwich time, today.) Btations ._England. . Prance. . Austria Switzeriand |, (Noon. Greenwich ume t Horta (Fayal) e St. George. ANATOLE FRIEDLAND and His Gang—Tonite—Hear this Loew’s Fox Headliner, with “the Budget Bunch” and “Me”— Styles as new as the New Year—Pat- terns as fresh as 1933 Spring mornings—<risp, guaranteed tailoring— guaranteed not to shrink or label bearing the date, 1933—your fade — every single guarantee of NEW SHIRTS and PAJAMAS. Hun- dreds to cheese from. Every NEW WMAL at 7:30. SHIRT and PAJAMA dated on the label 19 3 for $3.50 1933 1933 style, color and fabric—sizes 13Y; to 17. lc is all you need to open a famous Kaufman Budget Account—Pay in 12 weekl semi-monthly payments! ! ! y or six D. J. KAUFMAN nc. 1005 Penna. Ave—~1744 Penna. Ave—14th and Eye | W DOG, red. east of Falle o:ureh. Va. Fflung Jan. 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Established 1900 FUNERAL DIRECTORS — The Fuueral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LiIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St Northeast ASSSININININNNNG GREATER ONE oF THE LARGEST (L) UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 For a Complete Fumeral Cars and All We have amaszed the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best CHAMBERS SOUTHERLAND RITES SET Funeral rites for Rear Admiral Wil- lam Hudson Southerland, 81, U. 8. N, retired, who died yesterday at his home, in the Carlton Hotel, will be held at 2 pm. Thursday at the Church of the cm:nlnt burial will be held in tional Cemetery. A veteran of the Spanish-American o o Ko 1914, 8 lpolllv.!“l'!ll last ce was as a member of the Genera! Board. ety J.,.S?z" d M ll n! BARBER. JOHN. A_special communication 2 uctin m.'ml Services To !\7{ Cpur’ Tate mofi BARBER. ' By direction of the woramipiul A Becretary. 1 BURLINGAME, HARRY T. Comrades of Richard J Harden Camp. No. United Spanish War Veterans, uested to sssemble at the yer Gate of Arlington Ni ional Cemetery, Wednesday. Fe ruary 1. 1943.'at 1:45 p.m.. to atiend ne interment of Bur iate BURLINGAM] comrade. HARRY T, WILLIAM HM. Commander. BUTLER, MARY BRUCE. Officers St. Monica’s Ladies” Auxilia; . and’ District Auxiliary, Khights of Bt. of the d o, Sister master BIDNEY at 7:30 pm. t. o neral mess WeAnmides, Fehritrs” Y deRinRER R SR, : . Aux_President CufrlGRR T . Dist. President. 75 BMAGKON. Dt 5. Berae™t o BUTLER, MARY BRUCE. The officers and embers of the Maitie Daniels Rellet &ltlu be resent At Bi. Al urch, on Wednesday morning. 1, 1933, ‘at 10 .m‘ ¥ MAR SADIE MURPHY, BUTLER, MARY nvci The Young La- dies), Protective Lesgie announces the BRUCE BUTLER. death “of Mrs. Funeral Wednesday. Pebruacy 1 am., from St. Augustine’s Church. Mem- bers urged to attend. qURTIS, Presdent estdent MAYME L. STEWART, CARR. MARY C. At ua z u . on di 1933, MARY C. ears. formerly of Wash- A neral services Tuesday. Sat 2 pm. BF, Inte rest- rial in Mechanic Fals, Y; On Saturday, January | 15 B her Tetidence. ER, o. . mothe ter of William. John and Pe Mre, Do Hewking ‘of Taylor of Qary, rcy Stewart, this eity and meral trom urch 13th and Solemin” Feattem mass B o edre, d 9'am. for the repose of her sout. T Bhe has fought 3 good % | cABTER. JENNIE V. Dtnt"l snd mem of 8t gnnns Catholic Beneficial So- Siety axe thereby notified of the “eatn oot B ciamane Eatohe Shurtn Tk fo s Gathan e th- snc G sts. se. Wednesday, Februsty 1, 19 BY T QMATHEWS, President; ANNA HARRIS o CARTER, JENNIE. 'nn ofcers and - bers of 8t. Joteph's Eenet Society are Rezeoz Dotiled of the dm.n of Mrs JEN 8t L and Gt s, Plesie s & THOMAS. Becretsrs s RACIE GALLERY. Departed this a3, Jpouary 50, 1993, after & Roex Allevne. February 3. at 1 o'clock, from the Good | Will Baptist Church. 16th and You sts i ki g Pion, pastor. Relatives and friends taviied. Suddenly. on Mondsy. :- - . 1833, at her daughier’s Il dence, 601 Jeflerson st. n.w., MAR DEE (nee Bemnett). wife "ot ‘the am er daughter Geogee 3. Brilmyer ana iy Ber' " Puneral T, from 601 Jefterson 3t t the Church of the Na- Relatives and friends 4:""“ * Intérment Mount Olivet Ceme- DIVVER, MAY L. On Monday. .Ylnulry m at_her ‘residence, 463 P st. lunr L DIVYER. beloved wite of Georas Pui he el 1 of laie a Latives” asd be sung at of "her soul. . Re Interment Mouns” Olfyet he repose friends” invited. metery. E 1 Funeral serv- T8, 1300 N st. n.w., nesdy. Bebruary 1.t 10 3 B XrlermentArlmnonN ional Cemetery. 31 Sunday. January Allison ‘st ife ot the e Henry Rer' of Dr F. ¥, Donn Donn. from the apoye -dam. on Wednesday. Pevroary 1 p.m. Interment Glenwood Ceme: lh[ BrISS, SUSANNA, On Tu n 15 M yland ae. BUSANNAL Riie b the Iate Julius Eise beis, in her gt A lfxun Mrs. Jon ares Schafer Rematns resi- home, ‘Bervices at the 1 funeral home on Thur: February 2. at 2 pm. Interment Prolp;cl | Hill Cemetery. | ESTEP. EMMA POWEL. uary I8, 1933, EMMA devoted 'wife 'of Noble Suddenls. on Jan- usp sister _of ell and aunt of Suste Holmes omas Warren. ‘Funeral Wednesdas uary 1, Tom the Otls FRllen” tuneral home. i2th 3¢ ang Flor ids ave. n.w. Interment at Lincoln limo- rial Cemetersy. FARMER. JOHN RICE, Suddenly, on Mon- day. January 30. 103 406 South “Bolivar st., 5 n. JOHN RICE FARM T e e ER. 'in “the 44th yux d of Bert] nlmtd :hlvel tional Cemetery. ETCHER, LELIA T. On Monday .hmun . 1933, at Fort Knox. FLETCHER. beloved wife of the late Georat S UER; el Funeral from maine's funeral home, Alexandria, Ve Wednesday. _February ‘1, at Interment Presbyterian’ Ccmetery, Ao andria. Va. GLEASON, STEPHEN Suddenly, on 'l;(ondly‘n.;ng‘\nn Yo, Pios e ls Test ence. 403" Mass, ave. nw STEBH GLEASON, beloved late Patrick Gle held from Zurho: then Toscon: E 30 am.: joseph's Church, when mass Wil be xaid at o bms for the repose of his soul. Relatives and {fiends invited. Interment Mount Olivet RACKLEY, "CLAUDE LINDSEY. oOn 8a day, 28.°1933. at_his r:ndegée HALLMAN, WILLIAM McKINLEY (rzeR- l'l' l’ut ,b"“l{""nluflll l’m‘n‘lfl‘r’ Mel PEERLESS) HALIMAR "Rhiehe Tane 'fi:‘" 17 Otis len’s funeral hox St and Floride' ave, nan Notem ot Fo neral later. HEINRICH, MYRTLE E. On Monday, Jan- uary 30 1933, at Homeopnthlc HosD'AI. MYRTLE ved wife of Richard G. d niece ru bine! Funeral from her late residence, st n.e. at the igh Met! ruary 2, at 10:30 a.m. ekt ‘st Codar it Cemetery. JACKSON. w.." when ‘o0 Wednesday. p.m. Interment Rosem JARVIS, MARY Gll‘nlml 08 Tussday, Januar; 31, 1933, st her nu‘a‘l:uee ¢ S g S = R terment Dlmlm Cemete: !0 o her mmmamflk ot ve; lanhe IM Ruth Jeter, si ’fi abeth Buckner, Josephine lnrlld.l‘teh llnry and Romilpderetin ™ A fomie 58 i : funeral church, 1432 U st. n.| 0RG, Mond: o o u January BETH. On Bt (JolnmbiaHom! ;L. Bervices Febraars' 1) 4t 1 50 o riends Tatefinen Cemetery. LEWIS, RN No. 2! | John. are hereby notified | BRUCE at 16 | his 'residence, | Breaths. MOQORE. KATE CABROLL PRITCHARD. On R SanRoLy, #flm’"“nfl ite 613, Gaies Moore. 1 the elenty-second eu Puneral rervices at Sor fale dence: 2080 Upton s dar, Febr uary LAt 2 Conlgressional ry. Suddenly, on Mon- 3. 8t his ‘residence, Al beloved chsbruars Jo at 10750 i1 Gemeters. 54 friends tnvited " JiOEFIELD, CORA TAY un Janua; v' g Puperal Ma, mm-mn resting at of George W. W nw. Relatives anu the 0d1: <uonmeu Co.j the funeral parl Co. 2500 s friends invited. ERNEST. On Mo, nday, January 30 at his residence, o EST, 'bel 2,238 B ursday, Pebruary 2. at 1 pm. - Inter: ment Arlington Naj s Ginit Aoweryon Nevonal oumdiSry. Fieie SMITH. EMMA G, On Sunday, January BaMa G daushter of the 'l Smith MARGARET JANE. el O Mondey: ave 't MARGARET AN JAN SNYDER, tmoud »i1¢ of Prank C suvier 1 1 of the Prank e Ny v - Tntermerit Glenwaod Ceme- lovnlnuvn WILLIAM HENRY mn- 50! uddenly, on Monday, January 30, 3. at his Jesidence, the Catlton, Ho W] ENRY 923 " 16th st HUDSO'{JH?UUI&{EELQ:ID drur el . retire loved husbend of Mary Rodman Southerland Bodyhlr:lsl‘rrlx Bi Joseph Gawler's Sons' chapel, 1754 ve. D.W. Services at_the Ch . 1&th and N sts. ington National Cemeinsy, LEMUEL P. On Tuesd; 1 LEMUEL P STANLEY. aeod'a) o r;ltm}l'ms resting at Hysong s par Puneral sorvices and nterment Siaunton, i On Sun- at Baltimore, Md beloved wife of Percy gr:‘t‘?“t‘he‘cl Beth| ?flg Chapel. Washing- !TODDAID JO:I?II H. S flfle 1y COCHRAN. B, Stewart o ere mass will be of 1. 101 the Tepose of His su! and friends invited, Mount Olivet Cemetery. TRUEMAN, HENRY WILLIS, ond January’ 3010507 w1 Bibir Aadsl RY WILLIS. beioved husband of %m- e red Rel- Interment iherine. T deraen 3w Body resting .t m awler's Sons, 17 8¢ 8t Jumes ‘Episcone’ tween B and C sts. ne, We: Fen 1t 10 am. Iniermen ek N E| AKER. On Monday. Jan 19:43. at his residence w . JOSEFH' BAKER WHITE helbvey d of Carolire E. Wh! Allce Wilson sm feaves To_mourn H t (o | oth loss” geven Wilson 7 tempora Malvan & Schev's funeral sev ave. and R st. n.w. body will be Va. oy r-m.'m"f shipped to Woodford Lane, | ZEGOWITZ, JOHN L. On Tuesday. Jan- uary 31.'1933 JOHN L. beioved husband f Rhoda E. Z Puneral from his late residence. 1433 P'st. n.w 5, ln Memoriam BECKWITH, WILLIAM T. 1o r loving mem- dear _husband and father. who departed )lnulry a1, 1932, we miss you. Your voice is haxd nn muu Your vacant place can- be LOYING _ WIFE NHATTIE BECKWITH, mvm:h’ll.lt. l’DA V. In sad but lovi pmcmbrance of my dear mother, IDA BRANDENBURG. who departed youy Jute sixteen years ago today, January 81, In my heart your memory ling Sweetly, tender, fond and tru There is zot a day. dear mother, That 1 do not think of you GHTER, MRS. A. B b HER DAU BROO! DUNLOP MARIA In sad but lovine we- membrance of my dearest siste DUNLOP. who departed this 1ite four ears 880 today. Jandars H1: 3 Faithtul and honest in all Devoted and true to the ‘end of her dags. ne loving. gentle HALLER. COLEN B. F. In loving remem. brance of our dear father, COLEN B. ¥. HALLER. MRS 3. KK CLAUDE FRANCIS J. HALLER. LAMKINS, SUSIE G. In sad but ¢ loving re- membrance of my Voted wie, SUSTE G LAMKING, who feli asieen In Jesus four years ago today, Jan- vary 3 Gon! but not forgotten. REV. S. GERIAH LAMKINS. * LEMAN., MARTHA J. In loving remem- brance of my loving wife and our mother, MARTHA J. LEMAN. A seven years ago Lo . 1926, HUSBAND AND CHILDREN MOPKINS, LEE ANNA. In loving remem: brance 'of our mother. LEE ANNA MOPKINS, who dled ihree years ago to- day, January 31. 1930 A loving thought. a silent tear— A besutiful memors of one so dear. HER, LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER-IN- PEGRAM, MACK DANIEL. JR. In sad but loving " remembrance of otr "dear DANIEL, PEGRAM. Jr. who de- paried this life one year ago today, Jan- uary 31, 1932 Just & line of sweet remembrance, 4% qur hearis long for you 1S LOVING MOTHER. SUSIE K. omu FRTHER, MACK D PEGRA ____FUNERAL DIRECTOR: TIMOTHY HANLON 6418 &t NE—Lin ni3. PE- WILLIAM H SCOTT A0St 8. B E. JoWILE I~\\l LTI S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 4th & MASS. AVE. NE.__ LINCOLN 5200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, Modern Chaper. Telepnone National 2473 CHAMBERS CHAS. S. ZURHORST EAST CAPITOL ST. 2 buene Lincoln 03 Joseph F. erch’s Sons 3034 M SCRW. " R oo JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St KW, | Phene North 0047 W. W. DEAL & CO. 816 M ST. NE______LINCOLN 8200 V. L. SP L. SPEARE CO. 2 | Neither t) he puccessors to nor connected with The orieina W R SDeare emtaniicnment: ot %00 1009 H St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER SIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT [ e TRCHS. PHONE NAL. 0108 % Sunire 14th & Eye GEO. A. COMELY &% st Nichs Fhoatte Bl e & a1 Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St." Primat Asto Delivery Service. FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 up