Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1935, Page 9

HENRY D. KING. 87, ILL 6 WEEKS, DIES Confederate Veteran Was Pension Office Worker for 27 Years. Henry D. King, who fought through the Civii War in the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, died yes- terday at his home, 333 F street north- east, after a six weeks' illness. He was 87 years old. Mr. King, who had lived in Wash- ington since 1893, retired from the Pension Office in 1923 after 27 years’ service. Active in church work, he had been a member of the board of Central Presbyterian Church for 37 years. During the Civil War, Mr. King was atached to Company C, 47th Vir- ginia Infantry, Barton's Brigade, G. U s W. C. Lee’s division, Ewell's Corps. He held the post of commissary gen=- eral in Camp 171, United Confeder~ ate Veterans of the District, for many ‘eArs. 2 Mr. King is survived by his daugh- ter, Miss Mattle King, a clerk in the Patent Office. Funeral services wil be held 1n the Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m., followed by burial in the church cemetery. PAGE WOMAN EXPIRES Mrs. C. N. Groves Was Wife of County Revenue Commissioner. Special Dispatch to The Star. STANLEY, Va., February 11.—Word has just been received of the death at University Hospital of Mrs. Willie Shuler Graves, wife of Charles N. Graves, commissioner of revenue for Page County, and sister of H. T. Shuler, Stanley postmaster. Mrs. Graves was taken to the hos- pital a few days ago, when a bone lodged in her throat. Besides her nus- band she is survived by a daughter, Miss Elizabeth Graves, and several brothers and sisters. HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any undertaker in the United States. 6 Chapels Ambulances 25 Assistants 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and We are one of the Largest Undertakers in the World and we will furnish the fi nest service A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 In Case of Death, Call 1400 Chapin N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th SE. Linc. 4477 e/’ One of the Largest dertakers in the World THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MRS. RIXEY, WIDOW OF ADMIRAL, DIES Injuries Suffered in Auto'mo- bile Accident Fatal at Charlottesville. Special Dispatch to The Star. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Febru- ary 11.—Injured in an automobile- train accident near Rapidan last Thanksgiving, Mrs. Earlena English Rixey, 78, widow of Rear Admiral | Presley M. Rixey, died at the Uni- versity Hospital here yesterday. She had sustained a fractured hip and several broken ribs. Mrs. Rixey was the daughter of the late Admiral Earl English. She was born at Trenton, N. J., and married Rear Admiral Rixey, who served as surgeon general of the Navy and as personal physician to Presidents Mc- Kinley and Theodore Roosevelt, in 1877. She was visiting a niece, Mrs John Taliaferro, at Rapidan at the time of the accident. Rear Admiral Rixey left the Naval| Hospital in Washington as his monu- ment when he died in 1928. Services for Mrs. Rixey will be held | at St. Mary’s Church at Rixey Station, Va., near Washington, at 11 am. to- morrow. She will be buried beside her | husband in Arlington National Ceme- tery. A sister, Mrs. Russel Smith, at| present of Lexington, Ky, survives her. PRINCESS WRITES SONGS | Barbara Hutton *Mdivani Suite of Lyrics. NEW YORK (#)—Princess Bar- bara Hutton Mdivani will blossom forth shortly as a lyric writer. She has written the Iyrics to three songs to be published late this month. Elsa Maxwell, who gives those inte: esting parties, wrote the music, but she will not say much about it. She did say the songs form a suite called “Peking Pictures,” and Law- rence Tibbett will include them in his repertory. Pens VIRGINIA MAN DIES James Waters, Retired Railroader, ‘Was Resident Near Rileyville. Special Dispatch to The Star. RILEYVILLE, Va., February 11— James Waters, 63, a retired ralroader, died early Sunday at his home near Overall, five miles north of here, on the Page-Warren County line. He was the son of Rev. Willlam Waters. He is survived by his widow and a son, Ernest Waters of Los Angeles, Calif., and a brother and sister. He will be buried in Front Royal Wednes- day, with the funeral at the Christian Church in Bentonville, R.C. SMITH, SR., DIES; 'PIONEER CAR DEALER Heart Disease Fatal to One of Earliest Auto Retailers in ‘Washington. Ralph C. Smith, sr., one of the earli- | trict, died suddenly yesterday morn- ing of a heart attack at his home, 3616 Connecticut avenue. Born in Walling- | ford, Conn., Mr. Smith came to Wash- ington about 30 years ago as the agent | for Overland cars. Later, with J. B. Trew of the Trew Motor Co., he formed the Smith-Trew concern. Several vears later he retired from the automobile business. Later he | was with the Griffith Coal Co. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | Elinor M. Smith; a daughter, Miss Velma Smith: two sons, Kenneth and | Ralph C. Smith, jr., and a brother, Albert R. Smith, all of Washington. He also leaves his mother, three | brothers, E. E. Smith, W. B. Smith |and J. J. Smith, Jr., all of Walling- | ford, and a sister, Mrs. W. J. Appel | of Dalton, Mass. Funeral services were to be held at ‘the S. H. Hines chapel today at 3 p.m. Burial will be in Torrington, Conn., tomorrow Births Reported 8ir and Hattie Simmons, and Inia Pridgen. girl and Margaret Johnson, boy. Smarien Up For That WVALBNITUNE party Let ELITE’S BON D'ED CLI:LNiNG Help You Look Your BEST <% HERE is a simple way to look your very best without going to lots of expense. 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Mrs. Church, who had lived in ‘Washington since girlhood and who had a wide circle of friends and ac- quaintances here, was Miss Sarah Heyliger Durant, a native of New Orleans, La. In early life she moved to the National Capital and here met and married Mr. Church, one of the outstanding patent attorneys of the country. For many years the couple have made their home at 1608 Twen- tieth street northwest. Surviving are her husband, 7 chil- dren, 15 grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Mrs. Church also leaves one brother and one sister. The children are Durant Church, Melville D. Church, Kortright Church and Miss Mallory Church, all of Wash- ington; Mrs. McKee Barclay of Bal- timore, Md.; Heyliger Church of Mar- blehead, Mass. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Blair of Pittsburgh. The brother and sister are Thomas Durant and Miss Louisiana Durant, both of Wash- ington. — o Cage for Elusive Robber. PEIPING (#).—A special iron cage has been built to hold “Swallow” Li, Peiping’s public enemy No. 1. 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Lawman, 5711 Sixteenth street, where she had lived for the past three years. Mrs. Gilligan, who was 81, had spent the Winter in wnxhl.ngwn frequently in the past. Funeral services were held in St. Mary’s Catholic Church, at Ticon- deroga, this morning. (Earh nf Thanks Bmthu. GSADIE. Departed this life dny, Pebruary " i%hs! ot her re dence. 1913 9l SADIE Bhe leaves to maurn two. dlulnm many felatives and friends. Funeral Tiesday Pebruary 12. at cloc] v imont - Aventio “Baptisy Church " Rela- tives and Iriends invited. NDERSON. LILLIAN. On & Saturday. Peb Tt E. and Chester R. Anderson. sister of George and Legora Nelson. She also leaves other relatives and friends. - Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh. 1432 You st nw. Funeral Wednesday. Pebruary ‘4 vl pm, from Zion Batist Church. P st between 3rd and 4th Interment Harmony Cemetery. ARTOIS, MARY W. On Saturday. Feb. ruary 9. 1 at her residence. 1701 Oregon ave. n.w.. MARY W. ‘The remains resting at 8. Co.’s funeral home, 2001 14th st at All Souls’ church Tnier St rd ‘sts. nw. on at 2:30 p.m. Eugene Atkins. Datey Mann and Jon resting at the church. 142 You st. "Notice of funeral late; st Jar nw. USAN. On Sn(u!d\y February SUSAN BLAKE. aged 74 years Funeral and interment Tuesday. Feb- ruary 12 at 12 o'clock noon. at Berea. Statiord County, Va BROWN, CARLETO) February 11. 1 nckenbo: BROWN B BRYAN, BLANCHE CONGER, On Thurs- BLAKE M. On Monday, at his residence, ¥ 5 CARLETON M. beloved husband of Calile H father of Joseph Alien wn. ‘Notice of funeral later < beloved wia Carlos ineral from the par- lors of Almus R. Speare_16 e . on Tuesday. February terment Ariington N4:mml Ad ER BRYA Br ; UCK of 124 nw, bfl!o\-‘d brother orPAlmmvPevr} and BLU ‘IHR\ \D\ Drmrlrd his life Thurs- her residence. MEBRY. n Hermony Cemetery 1 officiating CRAWTORD. HARRY w. Sunday, February 10, W CRAWFOR! s a the above residence later. LSWORTH. CRUTCHFIELD ; February this life on Saturday. after a brief il pital ELSW Dem't»d 1 5. gum Dnms \1 nA\|< BERTHA M. fu ‘Tuesday, Feb & Gardiner's EDWARDS, JULIA. w.. JULIA. 2 p.m., “funeral Home. On Friday, February her residence. 1424 3rd st wite of James Edwards February 10 esday. February 1. at rom Vln:'fl :Iry Baptist crurm B EDWARDS, JULIA. Offcers and members of Forest Temple, No B E of W. arc nolified of the death of Daughier JULIA EDWARDS. _Session or sorrow Monday. February 11. 1935, 8 oclock p.m.. at _the Elks’ 02 Que st. nw. Puneral Tuesday. Pebruary 12, at 1 p.m. from the Mount Aty ‘Baptist Church. L st. between N Capitol and 1st sts. nw. All lodges and temples are invited. A GAINES. D. R FANNIE GREEN. Pin. Sec. EVANS. SARAN CARY. On Sunday. Feb- puary 10, 1935 ai her residence 417 Fiaa el now:. BaARAR CARE EVANS, Widow: of John W. Evans. mother of Arthur W.." Merrill' C and Joseph B. Evans. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. me. until Tues: day. February p.m.: thereafter at her late residen hmersl Wednes- day. February 13. at 2 pm. from 8t George's Chapel. 3nd and You sts. n.w FAUNTEROY. JULIA. On Saturday. Feb- ruar: at’ Emergency Hospital. in me lullness of ll",h JULKA FPAUNT- EROY. devoted wife of Thomas Faunt- eroy. mother of Mary. Mildred. Henry. Lurinda, Howard lnd Clifton Faunteroy. daughter of John and Martha Gilmore. Sister of Otils. Williams. Clinton. Jonn- son. Joseph and Lewis Gilmore. Funeral Tuesday. February 12. at 8 p.m.. from the Church of God. 030 Georgia ave; Dw Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 14: n.w. Interment Madison. Va. gt FRAAS. MARTIN JAMES, ~on Sundas. TIN JAMES, Jones). Funeral Dis gence. Azer road. Hyattsville Wedn ruary 13. a Relatives and " friends invited. ment Glenwood Cemetery. FRANCIS. ALBERTA. Departed thic life Thursday. February 7. 1935, ALBERT: FRANCIS of 20 Quinicy Dl Teaves o, mourn their joss her husband. Waverly E. Prancis; a sister. Miss Ruth Smith,_and a host of other relatives and ln‘lmx Remains resting at the & Schey funeral home, New Jer- st. n.w. Funeral on Mondu P!brul" i1, at 1 pm., from above parlors. Rev. Ellis officiating Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. day. ntmmy AR- Remains at h s funeral home, 380 Rhode Island e ‘Notice of funeral later. - RGES. CHARLES OTTO. Suddenly, on u‘Blturdl’cnPehrulr! 9. CHARLES OTTO. beloved son of uonu and the late Abraham Om S, nznl {rnm Hlhlals Fitence, 0,0 8wl R Priends invited: “Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. GARNER. GEORGE W. Departed this life W Md 2 pm Inter- 13 on Sunday Pebruary 10, & at biy residence, 13 29 You st. W GARNER beloved husbar Mary H. Garner. He leaves two brothers. four sis- Remains res Schey funeral ‘hen Pungnl Wednes. P pebranry 1. af 0 am. from Holy h. where requiem ‘m'r‘l: Janay on lfl35 Al"flll"ls flnflfl"l‘ an'et Tineral home. llockvllle. day, February 12, at 2 p.m. :oan‘ BRYANT. On o Sun- o aossra GOODWIN. _bels fifm’fim Goodwin and the xm !\l'llh Googwin. Funeral from o Son. 200 "Nich- esday. February 13, am.; mass at the Church of the Anumv'.lnn Congress Heights. 9 Relatives and {riends in: In!ermlm Cedar Hill Ceme. Remains may be viewed after clock Boon Tussday. 1z A She | | Beaths. GORDON, ROBERT L. On Saturday. Feb- | 1935, at Olrflelfl Hospital. L. GORDON of No. 5 Logan FPebruary 12 at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. GREENE. MARY BELL. Entered into et nal life on Sunday ‘Pebruary 10 MARY BELL GREENE. in the r“h Yelr of'her Bue--asusnter of Wil pm. Interment at Ivy R Eeiedety “ARanal i Vi HARDY. AUBREY. On Sunday. February 10. 1935, "AUBREY HARDY. beloved husband of the late Martha B. Hardy (nee Branson). Funeral from the resi- dence of Mrs. Ada M. Branso 3. se. on Wednesday, l;bbm;r 33, atives and frien v Infeiment Alexandria. o o098 10YlS HARTWELL. SHIRLEY mw:z. On Sat- urday. bruary 9, 1035 IRLEY Jovcs HARTWELL, Willlam “and Mary John' Edward Hartwell: 2 grandmother and Wednesday. Febr: the W, Ernest st. nw. Memorial Cermetery. HA'.CK Clllli’l‘lfll MAI'HN RISTINE MARKIN CHAUGK, beloved " wite. "ot Charles W. Hauck znd daughter of Wal- ter T. and Lillie 8. Martin lnel‘ Ehrman- traut). Puneral services at 1 New Hampsnire ave. n.w. Tuesda bruary 12 et 9 hence to’ St. Pat- rick's Church. - 1065 and G st nw ¥here mass will be offered a the repose of her soul. Mount oliver coneiery’ HODGKINS, HARRY GRANT. day. Pebruary 10, 19: derce. 4600 Chevy Cl lvd.. Chase. Nia. HARRY GRANT HODG! KINS, beloved husband of the late Nina D. Hodgkins and father of Dr. Bradley D._ Hodgkins and Paul I Puneral_service: v Y aChambers Co. tuneral h 1406 ch on Wednesday, Feb- t 9 pm. Relatives and friends 'are invited. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 12z HOLLAND, FR. 1S JORN. on Satur- gday. Pebruary 4. 1035 ai the Jer Sineriar Hospital Bt imare. FRANCIS JOHN HOLLAN of the Tate. Felix C. and Bri Funeral [: Io\lnx daughter of vell. sister of she also_le two aunts. Pune; y 13, at % pm vis funeral church Interment Lincoln OnBA I be “offered at Titerment Mount Oliver. Cem SUSAN ROSE. Entered _rest Surday Fepruary 10, SUSAN ROSE J 112 New Hampsh voted mother of Ralph Jakkfl)n of Mrs. Katie Longwood Moten and Charles Jef"rson Dieces and. a hos friends. R B Clark Co. ida ave. ne thereafter a re. funeral pa until her JEWELL. CLARA ADAH. February . 35, Fla Februars Q - B t»'o\ed mother of M and el “at the above patiors (private) Cedar Hill Ceme: Fuary b, 10 Colorado ave. yesr of her age. VIRGINIA JONES widow of Dr. Beniamin C. J 3 F s husbard of h and father of Mis: fro; s 1 ment private KNOWLES, ANNA A, On Mong Ty 11 1935 ar 5 am ment private l.o\ux ALLEN LUMMERS. . Febru ) al Tuesday, February eet_Bal Peloved nusband of OF father of Marcella M 1 will be offered at O an of his soul tives and fr ted Arlington dence. l h THOMAS beloved husband. of Ge C. McNally (nee Shea.) Funeral the “above residence Tuesday Febry, at 8:30 am.: thence to St. An thonys Church. where requiem mass Fill be said at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- btery " Relatives and friends invited. 11 MERCHANT. LAURA VIRGINIA. On Sun. gay. Pebriary 101035, 8t at Lewinsville, Va. flowers. RICHARDSON. HENRIETTA <E MOLR On_Sunday. Febru e A Sy HOUR RICHARY beloved wife of Douslas S. Richi n and daughter of Mrs. Emily Von Hume nd sister of Miss Emily Seymour. Fu- ervices at the W. W. Chambers Co. funer: 1400 Chapin st S S Wednesaay at Pm." Relatives and frien terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. N RIXEY. EARLENA ENGLISH. _On Sun- $Mle. Va "EARLENA ENGLISH RIXEY. widow of the late Rear Admiral Presley M. Rixey. U._S. N. Puneral services at St. Mars’s Church. Rixey Station. Va on Tuesday, February at am Interment in Arlington National Cem- eters. ROBINSON. MARY W ddenly. on Sun- day, February 10 Franklin. W. MARY M ROBNSON wife of the John Robinson. = Funeral serv- the home of her dlur‘\(!r Mrs Morgan | Jonnston. Arlingfon. Va.. on Tuesday. February 172, at £ p.m. Inter- ment Alexandria.” Va. SCHMIDT., WILHELM ary 10, 1t . belov nna san-mm F1 residence. 1 n.w. on Wednesday. Februars pm. Relatives and friends in lnmenl Rock Creek Cemetery. SCOTT lu‘!! On Sunday. Tebruary 10. 1o t her residence, 1616 New Jer- e n.w. LUCY SCOTT. beloved Wite "of ‘tne " iate’ George Scott. loving mother of Blanche Moore, Joseph and On_Sun- Waiter Scott. sister of Mrs. Bell Lewis of | Lowell. Mass. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. EE. WILLIAM E. on Saturdas. Feb- e 9. 35 at Sibley Hospital WIL- EE. aged R7. of Colmar the mlmeu husband of omerat Bome. it neral bome H Higes €0 llerday. December 112, at 1550 p.m Interment Fori Lincoin Cemeury i b Priday. Februar: 8 SHEH. Funeral from E-neus chlpel 5th and H ste, nw.. on Tuesday. February g dm ick's Reaulem mass At 8 T ount Olivet Eemete SMITH, RALPH C.. SR, On Sun b- ms resndence i) ruary 10, 1935. at PR C. ut - av g:nun"“m o husparid_of Elinor M. Smith ‘and’ father, of Velma, Kenncil ang Raloh C. Sml ith. jr. Services at the . Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th on_Monday. February 11. at *Interment Torrington. Conn. MARY THERESA. On Friday. 9: SPALDING. t Providence Hospl: 25" SPALDING. February 8 MARY loved datighier of shig love flné”fli. T. Spalding (nee Jarboe) of 138 C Funeral from the above Tesideng - Fuesday, t 8 February 12 am. ‘thence to Bt Joseph's Shurch, sheie requiem will m be offered at Interment Moum ollvet Cemefery. 11 TANCIL, EFFIE E: Departed this life on Saturday. Pebruary 9. 1035 at 9:15 m.. at her residence. 1824 9 EFFIE £ TANCIL. wife of A L Tancll, sT.. and devoted mother of Moliie Helen ' Campbell and Alvert cil. Jr. _She n‘uv" two brothers, hn_and Rozier Taylo| the McGuire funeral “Home. t. on Tuesday, Febru Piends ana relatives tnvited. memum in Lincoln Memorial Ceme- ‘l'lOMAl. HENRY '"J-l 5 Mon- flly. Mrulry 11, 1935, HENR' L= MAS. the beluved hmblnd of Lol R Thomn and fat) Weaver. Rose, Nor er of Albert omas; b oms also lea ra" erandchildren and other Telatives and friends. Notice of funenl later. Remains resting at the W. !r- nest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 A ’n[ul WILEUR N of ou s A-9 Beaths. THOMAS, YOHN HENRY. Departed thIl life on" Saturday. February 9. 1 hm ruldrn" 1524 T st. n.w., JOHN THOM. om Mrs. Jane R. Murray. Mgs. Katherine su-m Mrs. Carrie Fowlfr, Mrs. Mag- e Briscoe. Mrs. M Wil Frank and Hammond Thom Pun above address ~Wednesday ruary 1. at 9:30, o'clock. etery. THOMAS., JOHN H. mbers of (he Knighis of st Atgustine Commanders, 2. are hereby notified to meet ab S‘v Ausustiness | Church,® Wednesday. February 13. 1935. at 10 am.. to at- tend the tunersl ut our late brother. JOHN H. THOMA! DANIEL SPRIGGS. President; FRANK GARNER. Secretary. VANDERBILT, PAUL LOEHM, on Monday. Fe! ruary at his Tesidence. 263 Rhode Island ave. ne., i his 28th year PAUL LOEHMANN VANDERBILT. beloved son of Pauline and the laie’ Columbus A. Vanderbiit and brother of Ruth M. V. Services at his late re: Rhode Island ave. Wednesday. Pebru ary 13. at 2:30 p.m.. followed by in- terment in" Congressional ~Cemetery, Friends and relatives invited to attend. WALKER, LAURA V. On Saturday_ Feb- ) at ‘her residence. South- Adams Mill mld d wife of the I © CFuneral from the Win' H. Sardo & Co tuneral ehape] A Hst.ne. on Tuesday. Pebruary terment Glenwood Cemetery. WISE. MARY EDITH WARD. On Sature lea home woud return, h ere 10 Mo FE AND CHILDREN. * In dearest memors e and peace of God rest . THE FAMILY. In sad but devoted wits \TATN!LDA J. fe ESTHER. AND GRA TIMOTHY 3. Anniversary mass % Church, I've laid upon the grave er and decay for him who'sleeps beneath fads ! S LOVING TR, wELL * DEVERS. \ARAHE nn wn.l.u\n' Iw oving mel mot E. DEVER: years ag o DEVERS. today. February 111 DAUGHTER. KATHERINE E. YOUNG. * WALTER R. In sad G MOTHER. ~CLARA L. l Fairmont st B¥.. In loving remem er, ROSE L. NEW r'years ago today TED DAUGHTERS. EVELYN WIL- PHIRL AND TOTISE TOCKER . CHARLES. 1In sad but lov- nce of our dear brother. ETON. who departed today. Feb- a 11 The d-u.n or <orrmx we cannot tell [o] H-h‘ms of one we loved so well al SISTER § £ " AND BROTHER- N- AW O H HARRIS PITCHER. GEORGE W. devotion to the mem: Biisbana and’ Tather PITCHER. who passed to the great be- yond fo! s ago today., Feb- ruary 11 A tribute of love n dear W, ut not forgotten HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * SAUL. HENRY W. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear father. HENRY W. SAUL. who departed this ven years ago today. Feb- ruary 11. 1928, Dearest father. how we miss you. Since from earth you passed away. ur hearts are aching sadly e and kind in heart & iful memory he T bel\ awuy each tear G AND ‘DEVOTED CHILDREN. * WALKER. SARAH ANN. In sad but lovinz remembrance of my dear grandmothe: SARAH ANN WALKER. who deparfed this_life seven years ago. February 11 1 To_some you are forgotten. ‘The wound has long been healed. But little do they know the sorrow That lies within my heart concealed HER LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER WILLIAMS, FOSTER. A tribute of love d devotion to the sacred memory of dariing son_and our brother. FOS- TERWILLIAMS, who departed this life one year ago today. February 11. 1031 There is many a weeping mother. Longinz night and noon For her boy to come home whistling Just a frazment of & tune. But he's yonder entertaining All the angels unaware. With a melody so hum "They are bound-to Keeo him there. We have a picture framed of him. Framed in memory. loving and tru None but our eyes can see that fac Dot ihour heazts 15 & In 1ts hiding place LILLIE ADAMS _JOK HNSON, SISTERS FUNERAL DIRCIOBS Joseph F Bmh’s Sons 303 M'SE. N.W. WEst (num Succeeding the original lorl:ul! 1208 B St N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. EAST c""ol. ST. 0% hone Liscoin 0332 _JOHN 'R. WRIGHT Phone_North 004 V. L. SPEARE CO Neither the lucclmr to nor connected the original W Spears establ ont. NAtion 2802 1009 H St. N. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass_Ave. N.E Lincoln 6200 Franl Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St. N.W. 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