Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1935, Page 9

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SLICED BACON Brandywine SLICED BACON Selected FRESH EGGS ROLL BUTTER D.GS. BUTTER AYRSHIRE BUTTER 31c Plate BOILING BEEF «39¢ BEEP LIVER....2 = 25(3 PURE LARD 35¢ »35¢c Fanc Ib. 43- Ib. 4 5 C w.47c 1-lb. pkgs. FRESH OYSTERS Standards. .at Selects 45¢ U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED AND DATED SUNSHADE EGGS U. S. ishndnrds Large Retail Grade B 0Z. California FRESH PEAS .. . 2 25¢ California Carrots Cauliflower Crisp Celcry.. : Iceberg Lettuce Ho: FRESH BROCCOLI 2 bunches 15¢ .heada 23c sak 12¢ nead 10c; 12¢ bunch ] 9e York Imperial Apples. .......4 s 19 Delicious Apples. Stayman Apples. . . ST | 4 ms. 19¢ Seniss sl T 1 0C Idaho Potatoes. .............10 ms. 29¢ Maine Potatoes. .. . .10 ws. 19¢ . _4.“415..25e POTATOES California Lemons. . . .. Grapefruit. 4 tor 25¢—6 tor 25¢ Florida Oranges. . .2 dor. 35¢—2 doz. 45¢ Yellow Onions. ............ Sweet Potatoes. . FLORIDA ORANGES . . .. 150« 39c RASPBERRY FLAVOR Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour..........2 pkes. D. G. S. Pancake D. G. S. Buckwhe: Premier Pancake Lake Shore Hone COLLEGE INN CHILI CON CARNE . . . Del Monte Y. C. Peaches INSTANT POSTUM GELATIN Always fresh—full strength, A fruit flavor to suit every taste. 3 v 17¢C Sml. can z Baker’s Cocoanut 23c 25¢ 19¢ 29¢ 19¢ Blour. ...l Lo 3inksss at Flour.............2 pkss Syrup. .. .pt. bot. 19¢; qt. bot. v 16 oz. jar can 19¢ Del Monte California Sardines.........2 cans 19¢ Libby’s Tiny Kernel Corn.........2 No. 2 cans 29¢ Libby's Kadota Fi sialsioalsistsloisisaloteis 9108 (AR Oc gs . Libby’s Stuffed Olives.................sm jar 10c Libby’s De Luxe Plums............No. 2/% can ]7c D. G' s. FLOUR 5 1b. we 25¢ 24-1b, bag CERESOTA FLOUR 31c ;3" 65¢c BISQUICK 5-Ib. bag e 55¢ $1.05 UNEEDA BAKERS CHOCOLATE T PREMIUM FLAKES EDGEMONT SMACKS . .sm. pks. 10c; 1se. oie. 17c. GUNDERSHEIMER’S CEREALS Quaker Oats ....... Post Bran Flakes .. Kelloggs’ Bran Flakes Cream of Wheat. Cream of Whest.....l Ralston g Wheaties 2 pk With each Gold Dust . KIRKMAN’S PRODUCTS Laundry Soap... Scouring Powder.......... Scrubbing Cleanser. . pkg. 9 .pkg. 1le 2 pkgs. 17¢ sm. 14¢ WIRLES :..c.....-. R R ] SUNSHINE KRAFT'S MAYONNAISE 17¢ #'29¢ et 47c LIPTON'S TEA uw. 230 % 430 oks. vks. 8oz Jar ge. 23¢ kg. 23c gs. 25¢ CAN OF GOLD DUST CLEANSER large package of both for z‘c 37th cese.2 PRES. 9c 2 cans 9c SPECIAL 3 Cans for SALE A DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE-FLAVORED FOOD DRINK Tasty-Malt 3¢ b can 20€ - 45¢ Schindler’s Peanut Butter .Ib. jar 2]c¢ D. G. S. Pure Preserves......... 2 Ib. jar 33c Rock Creek Ginger Ale. .......3 lge bots. conts. 25¢ Clicquot Club Ginger Ale.....2 pt. bots. conts. 25¢ Walker Hill Milk .pt. 7¢; at. 12¢ 2 cans zsc D. G.S. Y. C. Peaches (halves).. Phillips Delicious Tomato Juice. ... Phillips Delicious Vegetable Soup .. Phillips Delicious Mixed Vegetables .can 10c Ritter Vegetable Soup . ..... ..4 cans 19¢ Ritter Tomato Catsup.....sm bot. 10c; Ige. bot. 14c x ..can S5¢ .2 cans lle MORTON’S Plain or lodized SALT 2 rise 1 5c CALUMET BAKING POWDER ar17¢ 2.29¢ JOE PENNER recommends ORANGE LAYER CAKE ea. z9c COFFEE WILKINS 1b. 29 ORIENTA .....onn..Ih. 35¢ DEL MONTE ......Ib. 35 BOSCUL .... .1b. 35¢ Maxwell House. .1b. 35¢ Chase & Sanborn. .1b. 35¢ SANKA .. veees.db. Slc Baked Fresh Daily by BENNETT’S MAYONNAISE pint 14c ' 25¢ wurt 4]c BANQUET TEA i 43c 8oz Jar FREE—Just the Thing for the Youngsters KIDS GO WILD OVER The MYSTERY BOAT For 6 Tops from Sterno Canned Heat. tops to Sterno Corp,, 9 East Mail can Runs like magic on a little STERNO CANNED St, New York, N. Y. 25¢ .2 No. 1 cans 25¢ ’ FEBRUARY 7, 1935. IDR. DAVID WHITE, GEOLOGIST, DIES |Federal Expert, World Lead- er in Field, Expires at Age of 72. Dr. David White, senior geologist of the Geological Survey and one of the foremost experts in the world on the beginnings of ancient life, died early uxi;y at his home, 2812 Adams Mill roa: Dr. White was 72 years old. A native of Palmyra, N. ¥., and llumnus) of Cornell University, he came to the Geological Survey in 1886 and has been associated with this scientific branch of the Government ever since. He also has been an associate curator ! of the Smithsonian Institution, an as- | isociate of the Carnegie Institution, a | member of the National Academy of | Sciences and for a time its home secretary, and is the author of a great number of publications on geological and paleontological subjects. Of late years he has received a con- siderable number of both American and foreign decorations for his re- searches—especially in the flelds of coal and petroleum. Both industries, as they exist in the United States to- day, are largely dependent upon fundamental facts uncovered by the work of Dr. White. For the past few years he has been engaged primarily in studying evi- dences of the earliest traces of life on earth, going back beyond the Cam- brian geologica! period, a half billion years ago. to the largely unknown and supposedly lifeless rocks dating from the pre-Cambrian. He was engaged, more than any| | other scientist, in trying to unearth the vast lost past of life on earth in the countless millions of years that | it must have existed before it reached | the highly specialized state of the trilobites and other sea creatures of the Cambrian, who were the first to leave fossil evidence of their existence. One of *he latest and most exten- sive of Dr. White's works was under- taken in the Grand Canyon in co- operation with the Carnegie Institu- tion. For his work on ancient life | traces he recently received the Wal- | cott Award of the National Academy of Sciences. Dr. White, it was said at the Geo- logical Survey, died in his sleep He | had been in failing health for several years. MRS:HENRY D. COOKE| EXPIRES AT NEWPORT Widow of Banker Was Sister of | Col. H. H. Dodge, Restorer | of Mount Vernon. Mrs. Henry D. Cooke, widow of the Washington and New York banker, died Monday in Newport, R. I, at the home of her son, Capt. Henry D. | Cooke. U. S. N., chief of staff of the War College there. Mrs. Cooke, sister of Col. Harrison H. Dodge, the restorer of Mount Ver- l non, was born in Georgetown March 4, 1853. Her husband was the son of David Henry Cooke, first Governor of the District when it held territorial status. A well known figure in Wash- ington and Newport, Mrs. Cooke had lived in New York in recent years. Besides Capt. Cooke she is survived by another son, Alexander Hamilton Cooke of New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Lewis Palen, living with her | husband and children in France. Funeral services were to be held at 13 p.m. today in the chapel of Oak Hill Cemetery, where she will be buried. BODY IS RETURNED ‘The body of Don C. Johnson, 48, of 117 Willow avenue, Takoma Park. Md., who died suddenly of a heart attack in Indianapolis Tuesday night, ar- rived at the home this morning and will be taken to Mardela Springs, Md., tomorrow for funeral services and in- terment. The services are to be held in the Methodist Protestant Church at Mar- dela Springs. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG—Small Black Bag, contaiming kilchen nd 2 aprons. Reward. Phone Co- ILmbn\ 044 | CAT. blue Persian. male. Tuesday_Pebruary | 15 from 1630 19th st. n.w. $5 reward. | Phone_Potomac_6033. COCKER SPANI k_male. short t long ears. named N Reward _ Decatur 2622 or National 2470 PIN of pearls and colored (lonex Returr fo 514 19th st. n.w. Toom 544 Reward. | POCKETBOOK ‘Black SIK. ¥Ith Spectactes | 1 ln blue case. Wednesdav evi ty V anc lnd B Telrpnojpgx_ ' l’bRSE " black. Wednesday noon on_street car or street. containing eveglasses. rosary. Reward. papers and cash. e white-beaded. containing cigarette NG B Cleveland photographs. 133 nt Call Teather 1218 WRIST WATCH_lady's, white gold. 16- va, Tuesday afternoon on street car between Ga. ave. and Park rd. &th and | Spshu 00 bl t. n.w. WRIST WATCH (lady's). white ¢old i chain band, in or near Apollo Theater ary 5. Reward. Mrs Stewart. 933 €. District 4377, Branch 19. Ce/dm' Hill Washingtoms most Beautjut Cmeterg OFFERS THE BEST FOR THOSE YOU LOVE _ .’ B St NW nNn. 6736 o “pxevf? Funerals Funeral Home || 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Phones | ADams 10341 Mose Joins Landon Faculty. Carl C. Mose, formerly of the Cor- conn s::hool of Art, the Minneapolis f Art and Carlton College, has been engnged to teach classes in draw- ing, painting and modeling at the Landon School for Boys, it was an- nounced today. Deaths lieported. Harley C, Gage. 79, 4 Dupont circle Michasl Dorthy. 74. Soldiers' Home Hos- H!rr{ 8. &ldtn 71. Gallinger Hospital hamberlain. 66, 4101 Fessen- Gallinger Hospital 58. George Washington wmum George, 61 Austin _Savage, ‘Hospital 1 38. Providence Hos- 18, Walter Reed Hos- :v. Stantslaus Ciyz, pital Walter Ogrodinik. pi Bt Freedmerr's nnsmul Dorothy Yarborough. 1. Gull!nler Hos @ard of Thanks MeCLANE, ANNIE. I wish to express my sincere ‘thanks to my many friends for the kindnesses and expressions of sym- Dathy during the illness and a¢ the death of my beloved wife. AN} ANE. GSBAND, JOSHUA™ MECLANE Beaths. BEAN. JOHN MILTON. Depart=d this !I(p Wp&n-sd:yw:;brl‘ufldfl ¢ residence.” Waldori JOHN MILTON BEAN. husband of Leah Bean (nee Trot- ter). Puneral Priday. February & from 8t. Paul's Chapel. Piney Church, Charles County. Md latives and friends in- Interment St. Paul's Cemetery. * BOHANNON, -oHOMER A. On Wednesday. 35, st Mount Alto Hos: B “nshln( tor. D HOME] BOHANNON "betoved husband of- Anis Bessie Bohannon (nze Dixon) and father of Barbara E. and c-mexm» R B?hln- non. -~ Rem; eral home. 31¢ 'a e said at St Caiholic Chureh Clarendon %» February 8 at 9:10 am.. for the rel’m‘! of his soul. Interment Arlington Jo- tional Cemetery BOYD, L"‘I.IPI: on Mnn&n Pr]hmnvv 4 v35 'at Preeqmen’s Hospita BOYD R Guurhier of The Tate Mart Bovd Movm rnend “of Mrs Nannie Blackwell and Mr. T Rémaine resiing. funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st w. Notice of funeral 'T. §. MURRAY. On Pebruary 5. at Washington. D. C.. 8. MUR- RAY BROADBENT Funeral froj home of his brcther. 217 No Cathedral Cemet BUCHER. NELLIE B, £On, Thursday B mergency Hospi S H 13th st p01 of funeral laier. CHANDLER. SARAH I B. On Wednesd Pehhhr\ her resider \urch rd nw B CHANDLER e R ears mother of Mrs. Elle ot services _at th CRONIE. MARIETTA. ruary 5. On Tuesday. Peb- 1935 at Her residence. 101 Eve MARIETTA CRONIE beloved daughter of the late John Risgs and Susanna Ball LR rat home: 51 D.e. where services day. February £ at 2 and friends invited Creek Cemetery. czy; Pe CZVZ" Deloved Sonof Anthons late Veronica Cry. and brother of Rev. | John Czyz and Rev. Chester Czvz Bolemn high mass at the Church of the Immacuiate Conception on Priday ‘Peb at 10:30 am. Int t Bal ot the "Ascention ‘1‘ host ave n.w_ on Fridav Febr Relatives and Columb: FLETCHER, CHARLES WIL Wednesdiy, February 0 ome. 16 Warner st. Kens SRS WITIAN Beor of Mary C._ Fletcher late home Friday. February & Interment Damascus Cemetery FREDERICK. ROBERT T. Suddenly. on Tuesday. February 5 1935. ROBER FREDERICK of 1002 § st. n.w. beloved husband of Phoebe Prederick. Remains Testing at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 ~9th_st neral Priday Pebruary £ at i from Second Baptist Church. 3rd S hear H st nw Rev. 8. J. Hollman. pastor. FREDERICK. ROBERT T. Officers members 0f Root of David Lodge. 5414. G U. of P.._are requested ™ Eeb- nw. and N to .uend %81 meeting - 1 Tows’ Temple w.. to rrange for the funcral of our late brother. F. ROBERT T. FRED- ERICK. Punera] Priday, February £ at m.. from Second Baptist Church Ard R petween Eye sts. n.w H. JOHNSON. N. G. E_H. JONES. P. § GAMBEL. EVELYN. Entered into eternal rest Saturday. Pabruary 2. 19: De- iroit Mich. EVELYN. GIMBEL df-n d wife of Lafavette Gambel o Teaves to morn he- depariure a mo Edith Chisley: two sisters Elia B and Mary Thomas. and a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Pebruary & at 11 am. from John Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and Eve s sw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ce etery. GIACOMINI. ALFRED LEWIS. On Thu Pebruary 7. 1945 at Garfleld H ._ALFRED LEWIS GIACOMI) ieutenant commander. Un; Coast and Geodetic Survey. the chapel of Joseph Gawier's 6 ave. nw. on 1 Pa. ruary 9. at 10:13 military _horors, Cemetery. GREMPLER. ruary 6. st nw. Saturd: m. Interm Arlington Na! ar his residence. 9 belove by PAUL Linie Grempier and father of Ka o Gempler. Funeral from W Ch Co. funeral J Chapin st. n.%. on Sat 2 pm. Relatives and Interment Fort Lincol On Wednesdar. Emergency Hos: beloved wife of the Geo! Puneral from Samel's Ghapel, st Friday. February %. at 2:30 p.m. terment Bangor. Me. HAMILTON. ACYNTHIA ROBERTA. Wednesday. Feoruary 6, 1935 at fesidence of her parents. 1048 Whitt m pl. ne. ACYNTHIA ROBERT: beloved daughter of Harvey and Levicy Hamilton. sister of Amanda J. Hawes and Boyd Hamilton. Other relatives and friends sureive her. = Remaing - i D terment in Payne's Cemete: m LL. HENRY. On Wednesdly February | . HENRY HU! of the Tate Catherine Keidy Hull and des voted father of Loretta M. rr_and Harry M. Hull LL. beloved husband rua from his late Tesidence. 4315 36t St nw . thencs to St Ann’s Church. where mass will be Saidat @ am. Relatives and friends in- yited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemc- ery. HULL, HENRY. Washington D. C. Lodge T No_15. B. P. O El ‘The 4 Thurtdu) F(brulrv | for the Burr’)’cst of paying | tribute to the memorv of our late brother. HENRY HULL. who passed to the - Grand Lodge of the Here- after February 6. Services at his late residence, 4219 38th st. n.w. at & p.m. ERoTBhe's meany s muer A(‘KGDN (‘OI.LHII on \!endly Feb- : 935, leld Hospital. CO- TPats JACKSON. devoted husband of Lucretia Day Jackson brother of Lu- cinda W. Gregg. uncle of Benjamin Jack- son. cousin of Maria Smith and Gertrude Riggs. He also leaves many other rela- lk\!s and_friends. Remains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. Fuperal Priday. Feb. the Vermont “Interment Lm~ u 12 You st nw Avenue Bln!lsl Chur:h coln Memorial Cemetery. ik N. COLUMBUS. Columbia Lodse JACISO CDB. P. E. of W. is hereby UMB “'&"flm‘l{ Vermont Ave- Tie a.".i‘:': Chivrer, Fefiny Pebriary s 1 gm " Session of sorrow at Eiks” Home. 3 So Fewnuary 7. at & pm. Al Elks se NN A C GSRIFFITH. E R. JACKSON, COL‘“B[‘S Ushzn Union LEE CAMPBELL. is death _of COLUMBUS gmmed N Peneral Pridas February 8.1 at 1 p.m.. from Vermont Avenue | Baptist Church. Members urged to at- | tend. WILLIAM H. DAVIS. President. LAKE, ELIZABETH ¥, On Thursday. Feb. Tuary 7. ELIZABETH F. years. beloved wife of the late C S H. Lake of near Rockville, Md. Funeral and interment private. Please omit flowers. & oted vt(e s. mother of Charles Lewis. s_and Wllllnm Lewls: sis- Thomas Fu. neral Friday. Pehru-r( D.m. ot he akgve funcral church. *Inter: ment Charlottesville. Va. 8 LEWIS. MARY C. Officers and members of Columbia Temple. No 422 1. B. P. O E. of W.. are hereby notified to aitend me lunenl xemus of Dnu:mzr MARY i E . D, NAOMI :,’vliouxmmo'rSN. Becy. ] e | | SCHMIDT. MARTHA LOUISE. 35 sxr A9 Beaths, LIVERPOOLE. MARY ELIZABETH. Thursday, Pebruary 7, 1035. at M{‘re?l; AR dence. 1314 Morris' rd. s ELIZABETH TIVERPOOLE " dbvoren mother of George L. Svdnor, Lilian J Evans, Marie A Sh Prench arpe. Am and Elizabeth . Brooks survived by four sisters. neral later. Ml:::; RE. ” ZA “m) On Tuesday,_ Peb. 5. ley Hospital. ELI MMONCURE oF Hi mie pian ELIZA nw Remains 'esunx at Hysong's par- 1550 "N neral services Bhe s jso Notice of fu- at the Epiphany “Episcopal Priday February & sy 10:90 am. In: terment at Stafford. Va. 7 MORSELL. AUTHUR LEE. Departed life on Wednesday. Pebruary 1 P Milwaukee Wis SELL. husband of Sallie (Vilson Morsell formerly of Woodside. M Funeral at NELSOX. JAMES. On Wednesday Febru- y 6. 1935 i his residence. 317 JAMES NELSON loving ‘faiher of Lucy Nelson Waiker. —siepfather of Martha Wilkerson. James and J>hn Ne son. He also leaves many other rel tives and 2 host of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. iird and Eve sis. s.w funeral later PAYETTE. RICHARD CRANDALL. Wednesday. anmy 5 residence of his i nw.' RICHARD "CRANDALL. the loved infant son of John J. ‘and Dorothy Crandall Payette. Puneral services at the above residence on Pridsy. Pebruary at 11 am. _Interment Mount Olivet Ceméters “ Funerat services and_ inter- ment private. Please omit flowers. REEDER. BYRD. On Tuesday, Pebruary 5. 1035, at his_residence, 2400 16th st. n.w. BYRD REEDER. devoted hus- band of Minnie Reeder. father of Este Hancox. Douglas. Johnnie. Martin. Spu £eon aud Alfied’ Reeder. " Remairis rest. t W Ernest Jarvis funeral 552 You st pow *Fanerat i February 5. at & pm. from th funeral church.” TatermensCl ton. 8. C. 8 , EPWARD C Notice of oprp-r'n ursday. Peb- Ruppert Home. Ana- ‘a D C EDV\ARD C.. beloved hus band of the late Caroline A. Reese inee Winter). Puneral from Wm .v N-llpyn funeral rome r- bruary Reiatives and Interment. Cedar Hil REID. ESTELLE YOUNG. On Wednesday. at her Chevy February 6. residence 416 Chase. Md. ESTELLE YOUNG. loved wife of Stephen A Reid services at he February 9 a 1956, 8t 1138 p.m ville. SANFORD. MARY | ar 1A! al Cemetery | | SEATON. MARY W. On Tuesday Feb- | 5 5. at her d s Tesic Mrs' H. B, Cheek. A1 1ith st ne. MARY W d wife of the late Peter G Seaton eral from the Wm, H. Sardo & Co funeral chapel. 412 H st ne. on Friday Pebruary 8 at Relatives and friends invited. I Congressional Cemetery. 7 $0d members P ot SE“ION £ bpm al <ot Wm. 'H. Sardo st ne PEARL MATTHEWS. Councilor MAE NAU. Secretary. nd \unv W, uary &, nesday. dence 1 LOUISE ruar 19: A" Shepherd st e sister of ) s Catharine George T. Schmidt of this 1 Funeral on Pridav Feb- | am. city ana Rev Chmbrore B Bertnos et PL .adr‘nh‘ Pa. Services on Priday. s . At Grace Re- st. n.w. SsA. nuun. CLIFFORD. On Wed- ‘ebruary ¢ at_the John Home HARRY CLIF};]OR') T Wednesday, February o, residence. 406 Elm st. n.w. B ALVIN. husband of Susie A. Truitt ther of Rol Lucy Inez and A brof lian Saun Beatrice Green A Raymond Other r es and friends survive him Henry S_Washington me. 467 N st. DLW, ns’_fun Notice "ot Tuneral ater WILLIAMS. LUCILLE. Departed this life Wednesday. Februiry 6. at_her Fesidence TLLE WILLIAMS, ~Ste leaves to_mourn their 1088 mother Mrk - Oilie ‘Willlems: fa ther. Joseph C. Williams: four sisters Helen Catherine. Alice and Willie Maye e Remains resting n & Schey funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st. nw. until Friday. February 8. at 4 p.m.; thence to her late residence. Funeral Saturday bruary 9. at 1 pm._ from Third Bap- t Church. 5th and Que sts. n.w. Re G. O Bullock officiating. = Interment Harmony Cemetery. s In Memoriam. CROMPTON. R. EDWARD. ory of our dear sor In fond mem- b’ who_love MOTHER NOONE. MARGARET C. Sacred to iy wife ‘and. ou ET'C NOONE e vears ago todsy, Fepruary Rest in peace THE PAMILY. * HELEY CORA RS ago todav vears Fib od knows hew much vr miss her Never shail her memory fa MOTHER AND F'\THER . PARKER. Slll"? UPSHAW. A trib love and devotion to our dear mot SALLIE UPSHAW PARKER. who de- parted this life two years ago todas. February 7 ‘The depths of our sorrow we cannot tell At the loss of our mother we loved o well. And while she lies in peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep. Forget her? No. we never will We loved her then. we love her still: Her memory is as frech today As in the Hour she passed HER SON AND DAUGHTER. \'«XLB!'RT AND LUCIN] PARRER, SALLIE CPSHAW. In loving re- membrance’ of our dear grandmother | SALLIE UPSHAW PARKER. who died two vears ago today February 7. 19 JUNE. ARNOLD AND ALBERT | REYNOLDS L] | TURNER. RICHARD CARROLL. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our_beloved son and brother. RXCH\RD CARROLL TURNER, who passed inio the five years ago today. Feb- s Thy will be done. What though 1n lonely grief we sigh For one beloved. no longer nigh. Submissive still would we reply. Thy will be done.* February St._Alo | FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. hone icoln_03 JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th_St. N.W. _Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the origin Speare establishment. NAtbhar 2802 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Linogln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i seventh s MW NAtional 2473 Josepb F Blrcb's Sons £ 063084 M St N.W. Prone Erabuihes 1841 ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original o 8 Formerly 1208 H_St. N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE B BROS CO. Flora Piecess _1212 ¥ 8t NAtional 4276 GEO C SHAFFER XPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS MODERATE PRICES. "FHONE NAT 0108 Open Evenings 14th 8 Eye and Sundays = GEO. A. 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