Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1933, Page 9

LEGISLATORS ARE GUESTS ‘Women’s Democratic' Union Club Entertains Two at Session. Representatives Jennings Randolph of “Nest Virginia and John H. Hoeppel of Californis. were guests of the Women's Democratic Union Club at its first open meetin, the Anne Clarendon Club, 1640 Rhede Island avenue. Mrs. Edmund J. Brennan, president of the club, presided: A m\llc-l pm- gram was given by Herman Fred Nolan. Miss Dorothy a-e gave a recitation. Officers of the new club serving with Mrs. Brennan are Mrs. Mary C. Bryan, Mrs. Leon Arnoid and Mrs. Ida Dannemiller, vice presi- dents, and Mrs. Ralph Cusick, treasurer. Cedar Hill is aglow with Dogwood OU are cordially invited to come out and see it—if not tomorrow, come Sunday. A sight WORTH seeing—for we know of nowhere else that you'll find the dogwood in such a wealth of bloom. Nature is lavish beauty in Cedar Hill Gates open in her bestowal of Cemetery. ntil 7:30 P.M. Cedar Hill Cemetery Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol DRAWCUT MOW 16-inch Blade — 9-inch Wheels This 15-Day Sale started Momnday, May 1st...and hun- dreds of mowers have rolled out of our 1st floor in these 5 days! Phone orders, Mail orders, C. O. D. orders and people purchasing in person! STILL they go on at Stocks stantly are con- being de- pleted! So, by ALL means, get your mower TOMORROW. Phone, Mail and C. O. D. orders promptly filled! With 34.89 10-in. Wheels Equipped with Fafnir (fitted) Ball Bearinigs, automati- cally adjusting. L 4 Interlocking Dust Caps, sealed against dirt, grime. * 9-in. drive wheels. * 4 cutting blades built on _superior principal of DRAW- CUT. * Full 16-in. blades. * Extra steel rivet- ing reinforcement at points of strain. L 4 Finished, well- seasoned hardwood handle firmly at- tached—fitted push $4.89 Wheels THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933 GEOLOGIST DIES, OF AUTO INJURIES Dr. Henry Smith Munroe Had Been Bureau of Mines Con- sulting Engineer. Dr. Henry Smith Munroe, 83, well known geologist and mining engineer, who suffered a stroke here in March and was taken to Litchfield, Conn., in an ambulance several days ago, died yes- terday at his home in the Connecticut city, according to an Associated Press dispatch. He had spent a part of his time here for several years, and was a consulting engineer with the Bureau of Mines in 1917. His local address was 2540 Massachusetts avenue. Dr. Munroe, & graduate of Columbia Umvenl'.x. joined the faculty of t.hlt e GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST (LD UNDERTAKERS W THE Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from Pieces—Your Unrestricted Choice at 79 Each! 1st Quality nhnolinu'l‘lul-mm nrole-me( and practical mining. wu professor of mining and a mmbzr o( Ih. university council from 1891 to Hn was president of the Mining and Mmllux:wll Soclety of America in 1909, and & member of the Soclety for the Promotion of Engineer- ing in Education in 1909. He was a native of Brooklyn, N. Y. In 1872, he went to Japan as assis- tant geologist and mining engineer of the Geological Survey of Yesso, and in the two years preceding his appointment to the Colum ty was professor of nolocy and mining at the University Hh widow a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor M. C;reen and a son, Robert K. Munroe, survive. KARL L. SEUSAHRENS, SR., WAR VETERAN, EXPIRES Native of Washington Dies at Rocky Mount, N. C., After Short Illness. Karl L. Seusahrens, jr, World War veteran and native of Washington, died yesterday at Rocky Mount, N. C., after a short {llness. He had gone to Rocky Mount two weeks ago to visit his sis- | ter, Mrs. L. H. Hicks. Surviving Mr. Seusahrens are widow, Mrs. Teresa Seusahrens; children, two boys and four girls; his parents; two sisters, Mrs. A. 8. Clark, jr., of Cottage City, Md., and Mrs. Hicks, and a brother, Frederick G. Seu- sahrens. Funeral services will be held at the residence, 616 B street northeast, Satur- day at 2 pm. Burial will be in Pros- pect Hill Cemetery. | WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY | IN OFFICE OF DOCTOR his six Mrs. Annie M. Mahon, 56, widow of William W. Mahon, died suddenly yes- terday while undergoing treatment in the office of a physician. Funeral serv- ices will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at St. Matthew's Church, Rev. Bdward H. Roache officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in Holy Rood Ceme- tary. Mrs, Mahon was the daughter of the late James and Nora O'Day, well known old inhabitants of the District. Her father was consulting engineer during the regime of Gov. Shepherd, last Gov- ernor of Washington. She is survived by & daughter, Mrs. Norine Mouradian, and two sisters, Mrs. Delia L. O'Brien and Miss Mary | A. O'Day, all of Washington. Order by Phone 79¢ 5-quart Tea Kettle in IVORY with GREEN trim, enameled handle, 79c¢. Order by Phone 79¢ and Double-Coated Not a second in the lot! anteed first QUALITY.. CIALLY SELECTED.. All here’s the difference. sale has a sturdy base metal, a coat of com- position (which we do NOT call a coat of .every piece enamelware is coated. Every piece in Every piece guar- SPE- .every piece A VALUE! So is this, but this Order by Phone enamel) and then TWO COATS of ACTUAL ENAMEL, BOTH INSIDE AND OUT! your purchases with confidence. . .in its qual- ity...and its vae! We Had to Re-Order 30,000 Feet of Hose the FIRST DAY! Washington knows its hose value. 25 ft. GARDEN OSE Full 53 inch heavily cor- rugated black rubber hose fitted with standard size couplings. A year’s FULL service can be safely guar- anteed...and MORE if you take care of it! Place your order by phone—NA. 8206! Brass Nozzle for Hose, Special, 28c Complete with Couplings 89c¢ 50-Ft. Lengths with couplings, $1.73 T avemmmearoe 200 For Longe: This Hose Properly Reeled! Place Your Order by Phone! ATIONAL 8206 Make oor, 79¢ 8 - quart Convex Kettle in IVORY with GREEN trim, complete w it h cover, 79c. Order by Phone BARBER 2ROS [ith STREET ATG. N.W. ther're gone”—! JOSLIN’S MOTHER DIES IN NEW ENGLAND HOME Mrs. Hannah G. Joslin, 77, Suc- cumbs at Leominster, Mass., of Heart Disease. Mrs. Hannah G. Joslin, 77, mother of Theodore G. Joslin, former secretary to President Hoover, was found dead yes- terday in her hoge in Leominster, Mass., according to an Associated Press dispatch. Her death, it was sald, was caused by heart u'nuble. Her son, who 4934 Indian lane, some time, left yesf his birthplace. Mrs, lived in Washington. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Carnival, Pirst Congregational Church, Tenth and G streets, 5 p.m. Card y, benefit St. Francis de Sales Church, auditorium, Twentieth street and Rhode Island avenue north- east, 8 p.m. Minstrel show, benefit St. Vincent de Paul Soclety of St. James' Catholic Church, auditorfum, Thirty-seventh street and Rhode Island avenue north- east, 8 p.m. Meeting, William H. Hall Lodge, No. 8, Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Masonic Temple, Twelfth and Monroe streets northeast, 8 p.m. Meeting, Florida State Society, ‘Carl- ton Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Smoker, Phi Delta Zeta Praternity, Mnyfluwer Hotel, 7:30 p.m. dance, Pvretan Bervice School, Shore Hotel, 10 p.m. Spring festival, Neighborhood House, 470 N street southwest, 4 to 10 p.m. Rummage sale, benefit Ursuline Sis- ters’ Country Home for Children, 1429 | P street, all day. Dance, Beta Chi Sorority, Hotel, 10 p.m. Card party, McKl.nl!y High Bchool P.-T. A, auditorium, First and T streets nm"heul 8 pm. ‘TOMORROW. n, Marvard Olub, University 5 pm. made his home at ng Valley, for Y!fl' Leominster, joslin had never Willard Lan Club, 1: —_— Rays Photograph Selves. Cosmic rays, flashing toward earth with tremendous energy of more than 500,000,000 million volts, has been made to photograph themselves by & new in- vention. 79¢ 4-quart Double Boiler in IVORY with GREEN trim. Complete with cover, 79c. W: 10- oval Dish Pan in ORY wl!h GREEN trim ;& 79¢ LEFT: 10-quart Water Pail in IVORY with GREEN trim, enameled handle . . for 79¢c. 8-Cup Percolator, enam- eled coffee holder, in IVORY with GREEN trim, 79c. Below: 10- quart Combinet at 79¢c. PHONE NATIONAL 8206 [WOMAN FALLS DEAD AT PRAYER SERVICE Mrs. J. G. Koehlerschmidt Vietim of Heart Atiack at Calvary Methodist Church. Mrs. J. G. Koehlerschmidt, 67, of 1707 Columbia road died suddenly last night while attending midweek prayer services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. She had just entered the church when she collapsed in the hall- way. A doctor, her husband and the fire rescue squad were summoned, but she was pronounced dead by Dr. I. M. Alpher on his arrival. Death was ascribed to heart disease. Until last evening Mrs. Koehler- schmidt apparently was in good health. She suffered a slight attack en route to church, but after a rest sald she was able to go on. She is survived by her husband, s daughter, Mrs. Elsie Holtgreve, of this) city; two sons, Robert F., of Wash- ington and Charles G., Baitimore, and three grandchildren, Elsie Louise and Ruth Holtgreve and Dorothy Koehler- schmidt. Funeral arrangements have not_been completed. Burial will be in Balti- more. Mount Airy Wins Music Contest. MOUNT AIRY, Md., May 5 (Special). —With a total of 330 points to its credit, Mount Airy High School was awarded first place in the musical con- test conducted annually Carroll County, the adjudicator, . Franz Bornschein, of the faculty of the Pea- body Conservatory of Music, has an- nounced. New Windsor and Taneytown tied for second honors, each school registering |a score of 329. Westminster placed | third with 322 points. Births Reported Abraham and Lilllan 8 Boker. twin girls. Marshall and Victoria White, boy. Wilfred and Lillian Shisler, boy Edward L aud Catherine Folllard. boy. Joseph A and Esther Rice, Jr., boy. Francis M. and Tina Manion, boy. Theodore D. aud Ella L. Beck, boy. Simon M. and Sarah M. Newman, boy, Walter W. and Olive Hodsson, boy, Stanley and Sara V. Warren, boy. Max and_Albertina Dex, boy Thomas J. and Florence Keefe, boy. Housden L. and Agnes Marshall, boy. Howard and Margaret Ergenbright, girl. Joseph and Lillian Harley. girl Forrest and Margie Smith. girl. Jesse J. and Lou Durrer, girl Thowmas E, and Hazel Biades, airl, Max and Sophie Cohen, girl Max and Annie Shermun. girl Fred Jand Sailie Biilar, girl Louis J. and Mabel Hammel, girl. William and Helen Darline.”girl. d Jane Tothill, Mrence'L end Margare! Parker. girl. Loron P. and Catherine Nelson, sizl. twins, boy 1 Paul and Kathleen Haas, boy. Georee and Mary Danii. boy nd Blarikenship, boy. P. Teague, boy. Taylor. girl Tice L and Wilms Edward. girl Raymond L. and Etbel Ji n, girl, Joseph and Mary Railey. girl Francis . and Edith Chase. airl Ts. girl ia Pappas. girl th. gir id Blanche Geisler; girl, Ernest R. and Evelyn Barnes, girl Mereaith and Ada Fullerton, boy Dav Elizabeth Jacobs. boy. Elusore sad Jusams Southern. girl hom and Susie Holmes url 1508 “and T e o Howard and Dor m Senkins bor. Deaths Reported. Milton M. Knapp, ant st Lilian E. Carmer, Henry L. Thomas, pital Sarah F. Fox. 74, 690: (oeorse W, Kernadle, 7 John W. Kelly, 71. 601 6th st. s.w. Asnes Futz. 4. 412 G st ne John L. Neurath, f4, i Isth st Nathan Fishman. 57. Sibley Hospital Ley P Holland, 81 Walter Reed Hospital B o 2 20 81 Allison st nfant and M bley Hospital e Cooper, of Vada Cartee. Gailinger Hospit, of Georee and Hlizabetn Sorineston, Radie Wissia o, Bertia Gray, 70, i1 William Brute 5 Thom Simms, Doroiny River 66 Newton st Georgia ave. 1851 Wyoming Deaver 1535 Oregon o 71 Sheridan rd) Gallinger Hospital ilinger Hospital, Marriage Licenses. oylliam G Smith. V. Miriam Fitzpatrick. b Patrick E Conroy Arthu; rown, 30, Detroit. . Johnson ' City, Ten; ole. Gordon, 26, 1418 Helen' Beard. 10, Takoma® Park, William_Pierpoin Conrad C. H stertown. Md. 300 B and Helen : Rev b fnd Md Rev. an st Rev. H. SRV e 5 McLeod. 20. 1 AB YA IR 8 George Bowman, 21. 435 N Thomas. 20, 65% Girard st.; " and John aDd Marie 2 Golumbla Solution to CASE NO. 261. See Page A-3. The eight fingerprints were identified as those of Taylor’s. The fact that they TAPERED ‘TO THE EDGE OF THE OUT- SIDE WINDOW SILL proved conclusively that he was HANG- ING to the window sill by his hands. Confronted with this evidence, Anderson admitted that they had quarreled; that he threatened Taylor with a knife and when Taylor, hoping to elude him, hung dut the window, he pushed him to his death. PROMPTLY IMPROVE YOUR ACCIDENTS.—Napoleon 1I. Brown. containing Taw books In vicinity Georgetown Law _Cali Lt Generous office. “Tonths old. lost Suitable reward. c MEG BROOCH—APril_30. rd. _Address Box , St cHow female puppy. 4 near Forest Hill section. Phone_CLevell 68, DOG. Great D-n strayed from vicinity 1 reward. _MEtropolitan .unli DOG. Chesapeake Bay. April 27 Rex, dark brown, curly. 5 months old. No. Pewara. “Flone Enterson 440, atier 7 '?m DOGS. Pexingese. mation of it returnéd cnevy Chase. Md. 2 YEGLASSES, oxmds, with ¢ 5eld. on 7th st. car. or downto istrict: reward. EMerson 124 KEY! g st Kennedy st. PIN, Tuesday aftérnoon in Garfinckle's dress department, diamond and sapphire platinum horse crop-pin. Regard. Robert K. Neilson, Warrenton. e, fei . Diack snd whi L, Mon., p. Reward for_infor- to 111 Quiney st. 3342, ain, white shopping n 15th street bet Penna. ave. and WATCH FOB—Black ribbon with om-menu in_or near Library of Congress, Tuesday . Reward. Chief Division of Pine Lib: lry o! Cnnlreu WRIST drs, Gruen. Cify Tortun, Wetnesday mieht. Reward_ 518 lor st. n.w. Amm 831 WRIST WATC] n Rock Creek T Batwean Beoraia ave and Eishth, Reward. 739-A Rock Creek Ch. rd. goid; in or near ernoon; reward. Call “Audl- Tay- mi st WRIST WA ne‘u'ur. fin ans X 77, 3107 Mount Pleas- | Emergency Hos- | C . 4:17p.m. 5o bunch of kevs. Plesse return to 507 | St R 'dtam ut Thanks. GRAY. thank our many xmnm and Telatives for thelr kind- ness, sympathy and beautiful floral offer- {n-:d tendered us at the death of our be nd grandmother. oved mother snd srandmother, BERT ll'l.l.Nll ADA E. We wish to thank our many friend: relativesyfor their kind- ness, sympathy and beautiful floral offer- ines tendered 'us during tne ilincss and death of our beloved wife and Mothes, ADA' B, NER. LY. Beaths. REWS, MARY CATHERINE. On Thus b ek b Sibley Hospi 228t nw. on Baturday, Bim> *Relitives and. (rjends invited. térment Prospect Hill Cemetery. BREWINGTON. ELEANOR. On Wednesday. May 3. 1933, at Gallinger Hospital. ELE. B INGTON. " the devoted daughter of Clifton and Btta Brewingto. sranddaughter of Taylor and Tenna Bonds. She also leaves two sisiers, one brother and manv other relatives and friends. Remains resting at_the residence of her grendparents, 617 24rd_st. n.w. after m., Friday, May Futieral ‘Baturday, ay 6, at'2 p.m. Rhines ‘funeral chapel. v Interment Lincoin Memorial Cems 4 BUCKNER, FRANCHIA C. s Departed this ni asister of rge ‘Buckner and beloved ward of Miss Marie Jackson, neral from her lute residenc Monday. May §, St. Augustine's w Blin ks ‘Wit be celeorated At 11 0'Clock Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Oliv SUSPENSIONS PERMITTED N TELEPHONE SERVICE Allowance of One-Half of Prevail- ing Rate Approved by Commission. Business telephone service, begin-| ning June 1, can be suspended with an allowance of one-half of the pre-| vailing rates, under a proposal of the| Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. | approved yestercay by the Public Util- | ities Commission. | Under this plan business subscribers will ot have to pay full rates during| vacation periods in ‘order to keep the same numbers since the telephone in- struments will not be removed under 7 rary suspension orders. is system has been in effect for several years for residential subscrib- ers. | | Business firms also may have a part | of their service disconnected for lim- | ited perfods under a reduced schedule of charges for recornecnon 100 AT DINNER DANCE | Brookland and Woodridge Business | | Men Entertain. More than 100 persons attended the second annual dinner dance of the Brookland-Woodridge Business Men's Association last night at the Wood- ricge Masonic Temple. Speakers included Arthur Clarendon | Smith, Dorsey W. Hyde, jr., Capt. Hugh | H. Grove, fitth precinct, and Daniel | Strothers. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Occasional rain | tonight and tomorrow, slightly warmer tonight; moderate east shifting to southeast or south winds. | Maryland—Occasional rain tonight | and tomorrow, slightly warmer tonight Virginia—Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow. slightly warmer tonight. West Virginia—Occasional rain_to- | night and tomorrow, warmer in extreme north portion tonight. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Inches. 30.03 30.08 30.17 Yesterday— 4 pm 8 pm.. Midnight Today— 4 am 8 am. Noon Record for Last 2¢ Hours. | Highest. 67, 4:15 pm. yesterday: | ago. 7. Lowest, 48, 5:30 a.m. today; year ago, 56 Record Temperatures This Year. Highest 83, on April 29. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. | (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 4:0lam. 10:41am. 30.19 30.24 | 30.21 year Tomorrow. 4:51am. | 11:39am. | 5:12pm. .10:52 pm. 11:42p.m. The Sun and Moon. | 5 Sets. | Sun, teday.... 7:04 Sun, tomorrow 7:05 ! | Moon, today.. 2:30am. | Automobfle lights must be turned on | one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933. Average. Record, ! | January . 5 7.09 | February | March April k 7 5 | December . Weather Xn arious Cities. E Temperatur 359407 3 MUy | Tmwg ol wyg Stations. Weather. ‘&wpinsas 3SIH By sl 5 ll | GU o1, M | | 3acKsoxN, Braths, ULLOCK, BLANCHE T, On Thursday, Ma: 1938, BLANCHE T.. James L. Bullock. devoted mulhur of Charles ‘W._ Fisher and the late Jemnis 8. Pisher, loving sister of Olive T. lxuni Mabel T. McNair and foster sister o Carrie T. Holmes. She also leaves & host of other reiatives and friends. Puneral Sunday 5 rhom Frasiers funeral home. 3 ave. n.w. 1 _p.m. Fefends Invited, Rev- & O Sinith, omel ing.” Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. BUTLER, CHARLES, 193, st Gallinger Hospital, iliness, CHARLES BUTLER. dsy. May On Thursday. m-! seven sisters and a host of othel {ives and friends =Remains resting at Moon's funeral home, You Notice of funeral l.\lcr FEUSAURENS. KARL L. N. C.on Thuraday, Musy 4 Bimbant ot “Tcresss PentARIEnS. inee. CAr- Toll). Funersi services at,016 B st ne. on Saturday, May 6, at 2 Bifves hnd friends myited to attend. In- terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. GILLETTE, On Thursdsy. May 4, her residence. 1] LLE"I’T‘F eneral i Eoe Cneld Creek Crurch on Satu: May ¢ faterment Rock c-ecx Cmmny GOODWIN. MARION, d MEADOK GoobWin Yister of Louis A-Adams and Daisy B Puneral services will be held at John T. Stewart funeral parlor, 30 H st. n.e. on Seturday. May ¢ ut 1 o'clock. ~ Interment GRANT. soart home. neral | Al Rocky Mount, 193 a6 1933, at FLOR- * gervices Episcopal May 2. GEORGIA. On Tuesday GIA FPreeman ot ! T Notice ‘of Jus on “ednud v, ay a v, chapel, Titerment Mnunl Ouvet ceme ters. Washington, 5 HOARD, RUTH SUSAN. on Thyrsda 4, st 'Annapolis, Md.. RUTH HOA! of Lieut. Comdr. Carl E. Hoard. U. 6. N Services st Naval Academy chapel. An- napolis. Md., on Saturday, May ¢. at 10 s.m. Interm aval Academy Cemetery. Mav 5. . May ., wits HARO! on Priday. P acREoR: Jack MARY. Departed t JONES, 1947, MARY JONES st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. KOEHLERSCHMIDT, MINNIE. = Suddenly. on May 4, 1 MINNIE KOEHLERSCHMI) beloved wife of Jol chmidt. Remains resting lier daignter. Mrs. Waiter Sunday st Woodlawn Cemetery. B lmma're. 18th n.w. Saturday, mags wil be offered at 10 Holy Rood Cemete: EDWIN J. On Wednesdas. My Paimers, EDWIN 'J. On Wednesday, Mav 3 residen ater Ca ml A _ELIZABETH. On Thursda, 1 Tosi at Georgetown Hospital NINA sx..z.ssm REID (nee Holmes), d & "Rinerai Sherier .. Suddenly, her nome. CES W, belo Remains 1 hor daughte Montgome: terment Porest 8y 7, of her Eleanor_ Miller, Gaithersburg, Md. Ine “ak Cemeters: 6 In Memortam. CHILES. 1rCY k of you AND CHILDREN. sad. but loving ed’ wife, MAT- o this life May 5. (Where souls have rest fe are done t plove you best e b HER n"m*w m‘=m\u “CAPT. W. E. ALTO! ER SISTERS. JEN- u:r,n; In loving eaily beloved daushter, GER SCRUGGS, who de- e years ago today, May . long years ago todas ent prayer there.” TED MOTHER. * F \FRAL DIRECTORS. 5 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 10th St N.W. Phone North 6047 Fctabiished 18 'V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the original W. fl. anure nllbumment. on, Nattonal “WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. S LINCOLN 0530, | | | | | | | | Abilene, Tex. Albany.'N. Y. Atlanta, Ga.. Denv | De Paso, Tex Galveston. Helena. Mont Huron. 8. Dak Indianapolis.In Jacksonville.Fla Kansas City, M Los Angeles. . Louisville. “Ky. Miami, P Fucloudy Slonay Cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy oudy FOREIG! vd l m., Greenwich Iime< “, Temperature, Weather. Slonay art cloudy Cloudy B!rm\ld- - erto Rico. CHAMBERS JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA_AVE. SB. ___ Atlantic J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS €O, FUNERAL DIRECTO) CREMATORIUM 4th & MASS. AVE. N.E. __LINCOLN 8200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modera Chaser. Telepnone National 2473 W. W. DEAL & CO. $16 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. '"Wfiv HANLON NC Chaillct Funeral Home 1804 M St. N.W. _ NAtional 5518 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St.N.W. ghoms,Yess ggea FUN!IAI. , _DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY m Artistio Floral Design, Night Phones. Clar. 1502371 of Sa13-1 Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, GEO. C, SHAFFER oBSERLSSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT Olnn :vmlll‘l E & fifYfi- »