Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1935, Page 7

® WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE @ FRIDAY SALE Closed Saturday A Group of Men’s $12.75 COOL CORD SUITS Just 58 suits. Cool and comfortable well- tailored cords that launder well. Of course, the sizes and styles are broken, but some styles in most sizes, Pin stripes, white, blue, brown and black. 3 WHITE LINEN &—MESS JACKETS; sizes. resular (1) (il snort “Qs 85 58; were $12.00 SUITS: sizes, 22 SUITS: tropical worsteds flannels and Dublin Twists: sizes, rnnhrJ . regular (4 Shori (1) on: were 5] 63 $4.00 medmm stout (1) | PAIRS DUCK TROUSERS: sizes. waist ad go] 85 ST 11 PAIRS TRDI SERS; brown AT TN " $4.85 K. , (1) -I‘v iy 4 GABARDINE SHORT S. s $185 sizes 40 to were S8.00 A Group of 33 and $3.50 Broadcloth and Madras SHIRTS Fine pima broadcloths; lustrous white and plain shades; alco the finest thread count end-to-end madra If you need shirts for many months to come, don’t miss seeing these. 44 SEERSUCKER ROBES: mart color combinations in fancy patterns: — washabl ideal for the beach or hom cool and comfort~ able; were $2.95_ $1.89 67 TERRY AND KRINKLE FABRIC ROBES: washable: plain and fancy colors; were $5.00. $3.95 231 HANDKERCHIEFS: fancy patterned effects: a large vari- ety of smart summer designs: were 35¢; for 4 for 8] Friday only_- 118 SHIRTS: white and plain colored broadcloths: — collar attached and neckband styles: Were $1.65: 3 for $4.00, each $1.39 121 SPORT SHIRTS: colors, canary and Soitable for all ac- tive sportsi ror g Q) Friday only 427 SHIRTS. SHORTS AND SILK SCANTS: white and ?l;ln shades: ;er‘nherusummer abrics: were R3¢ an $10007 3 for $2.00. each O9C plain white; 53 “Comfit” $5 KNOX STRAW HATS 118 Pairs of RALEIGH SPORT SHOES 97 GOLF HOSE; plain shades in and dark colors; *nd 81.65 47 SILK PAJAMAS; white and plain shades: smartly piped; were $5.00 $3.95 160 “ASDlK‘E:CHIEI'S; white 1N pure Tris tinen: specia. o for $1 81 PAJAMAS; lancy patterns; mostly B’ C's nd D's: sies o ""f 81.49 211 TIES; a large variety of beautiful patterns were $1.00 and $1.50 185 TIES; SHORTS: $1.95 75 SPORT HOSE: short elastic top type, sport styles in light éum- 3 for $1 pastels. 33c pair - 185 SPORT HOSE; clocked and novelty focts: were 50c and 65¢ 43 SWIMMING pure worsted with white belts; special white in 39¢ 43 SILK :BOITS white and in shades; pure plain $1.15 silk; were STRAWS: every ventilated: but 39 KNOX one of them is broken sizes and styles, all smart new styles; were $4._ Tashable Brl“i: prints; beautifully made cool summer shades were $1.00 __ ' 65¢ STA-SMOOTH SHOES: only 47 pairs; genuine buckskins: late summer stzies: @6 Q5 were $8.50 and § ARCH | PRESERVER SHOES; pairs; broken sizes yles in sports 22 summer_ sports: were $1.50 to for Priday only --. LINEN CAPS; ideal for broken sizes; HOUSE SLIPPER soft leather soles: were $2.50 87 pairs: $1.95 73 Zip-Top Bathing SUITS Plain and 2.tone combinations. Spe- cial for Friday. broadcloths. 52.95 ; 39c ENTIRE BUILDING..AIR-CODLED RALEIGH HABERDASHER Wokiegin's <2t Mes's Wew Strucio ¢ srazze = 432 Summer Scants, Shirts SHORTS ‘Whife and plain shades; wellcut STAR, WASHINGTON, PRIVATE FUNERAL FOR JUSTICE HITZ In Accordance With His Wishes, Public Rites Are Banned. In keeping with his expressed wishes Associate Justice William Hitz, who died suddenly yesterday, will be buried privately in Rock Creek Ceme- tery. The date of the burial has not been announced. Justice Hitz was stricken with a heart attack while preparing to leave his home yesterday morning for the United States Court of Appeals for the District, which he had served as an associate justice since 1931. The decision of the family to forego any kind of public funeral was, ac- cording to friends, in accordance with a wish expressed by Justice Hitz shortly before his death. It was said both of his parents were buried in this manner. Friends Are Notified. Close friends of the justice, many of whom are away for the Summer, have been notified not to return to the city. The District Bar Associa- tion, which had designated a commit- tee to attend the funeral, has noti- fied the committee members that there will be no services. Justice Hitz, who was 63 years old, had served on the Federal bench here since 1916. His career as a justice both with the District Supreme Court and on the Court of Appeals, was marked by a high degree of efficiency and a genuine sympathy for the un- fortunates brought before him. Despite the suddenness of the heart attack, lawyers close to him said, he had not expected to live long and had devoted the last few days of his life to putting his personal affairs in order. Justice Hitz underwent an operation about a year ago and had been in poor health since. An expression of sympathy was con- tained in a resolution adopted yester- SHOP FRIDAYS AT THE RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F CLOSED STREET ALL DAY SATURDAY-During JULY and AUGUST D. C, THURSDAY day by the Barristers, local law group. ‘The resolution reads, in part: “Whereas, an untimely death has removed from our midst William Hitz, associate justice of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia; & jurist distinguished for his ability and learning and of the highest character and vir- tues; ‘And whereas, his untimely death has caused a great loss to the com- munity at large, and to the bench and bar of the District of Columbia particularly; “Now, therefore, be it resolved, that we, the Barristers, do publicly declare our great grief and sorrow at his death and our most heartfelt sym- pathy for the members of his fam- ily for the loss that all have sus- tained.” Malaria Deaths Mount. Malaria deaths in Ceylon in & recent month totaled 15,933. Births Reported. Raloh and Bessie Cole. girl Jamie and Carrie G 3 Edwin and Mabel Hartley, boy. Joseph and Marion Hlnnlh boy. R&\ben and Kathleen Cowan, girl. Esther Park, 1] her, sirl. Aran ®irl. John and Marguerite Kearney, girl. Melville and Theresa Ahmay. girl Wheeler and Doris Green, boy. Carl and Louise Hubscher. boy. d and Dorothy Bell, boy. Anna Seymour, boy. nd Lottie Calvert. boy. Frlncl; nnd Dorothy Pe!roll. ir., boy. Robert and Mary Beard. Henry and Helen Beville l I William and Eleanor 0<ch! wirl. Hoyt and Marie Painter, ®irl. Sidney and Dorothy Woolley. girl, John and Dorotby Trilling. @irl. Walter and Grace Fox. gir] 1. Albert and Hortense Burgess. boy. Alvin and Fannie Johnson, eirl. Charles and Irene Barnes. boy. Oscar and Rachael Reed. bov 1 Walter and Frances Bailey, Blr] Horace and Louise Johnson, gir! Ben_and Marie Perry, bOY. e Sweltering Days ahead..change to PALM BEACH Man . . . what a relief! It's like the first icy trickle of a long Tom Collins down your heat-parched inner chute. What sane man would swelter and suffer through the Summer when he can look and feel so much better at so small a cost? Yet you may be one of those who have put off your Palm Beach purchase for one reason or another. Don't wait any longer. Step out right now and head for the Raleigh Haberdasher, where you'll find more Palm Beach suits than anywhere else in Wash- ington. AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF ASK ABOUT OUR EXTENDED CHARGE PAYMENT PLAN ENTIRE BUILDING..AIR-CODLE RALEIGH HABERDASHER chl;qlou iy W /l/lm’o?/l/mébuaumr snafr THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Local thun- dershowers probably tonight and to- morrow; slightly warmer. gentle south shifting to southw:st or west winds. Maryland — Loral thundershowers probably tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer. Virginia — vocal probably tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer in northeast por- tion tonight and in interior tomor- row. ‘West Virginia—Local thundershow- ers probably tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 80 3021 3021 30.22 thundershowers Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm. Midnight .. Today— 4 am. 8 am. Noon Record !or l.ut 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 83, at 3:45 p.m. yesterday; year ago, 91. Lowest, 64, at 5 am. today; year ago, 73. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest, 95, on June 27. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomoerrow. 10:10am. 10:52am. 4:50am. 5:35am. + 10:50 p.m. 5:14p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. cos 4:47 7:37 tomorrow 7 T3 Moon, today..... 8:25am. 9:50 pm Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in | the Capital (current month to date): Month., 1935 Average. Rccord January 355 7.09 February 327 684 March 375 884 April 327 913 May . 3.70 10.69 June 413 1094 July 471 10.63 August . 401 1441 September ... 324 17.45 October ..... 284 857 November . 237 869 December ... 332 756 Weather in Various Cities. 30.19 30.19 30.17 szh 5:53 p.m. '89 00 | '86 '28 ‘34 '89 | 011 ® Temperature. >3 we eyt Stations. WIUIH Aup11sak memss semvam ‘we g0l Icany. N | Atiants, ‘Ga. | Atiantic City Ballimore Md." | Minneapolis | New Orleans_ o Bhinceiphia Phoenix. Ariz. | Pittsburgh. Pa _ Portlanc, Me 2 Clear Cloudy FOREIGN. (7 am. Greenwich time. toda moerature Weatner Berlin. Germany _ Brest, Prance | Noan. Greenwic | Horta (Fayal). Azores. 1 (Current obs St. Georges_ Bermuda - San Juan. Puerto | Havana, Cuba __ Lost and Found ndmma Jor the daily Star wild be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up o 10 a.m. day of issue, For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. CAT—Large yellow Persian; Monday night i Yicinity of Silver Seeing.” Call Shephierd beral reward ENVELOPE PORTFOLIO containing insur- ance policy and other papers. Call Alexan- ria 2795 . h pearls_on_gold 's Dept. store. d_ 1889, Please return (0 n.w.. or call North Phone_Clevel PERSIAN CATAGYIF Ap: 16th st. 8810 sl “rawies s PURSE ladys. white ~containing _Keys. cash. etc. vicinity 14th. Irving and lumbia rd. Reward. Telé. Adams 3961 w. SUIT. white Palm Beach_ lady's. taxi Wednesday evening. Reward. 1460_Columbia ri GIANT SCHNAUZER, Black, male, shaggy, nervous temperament; answers to name “Lotho”; wearing collar; in or near Washington. REWARD. Mrs. Lloyd Richards, Sunset Lane, Rye, N. Y. (édar Hill %wmmw (émetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Teft in Return - el 15 Ong of The Largest Undertaters i thoWorkd A $300 SERVICE For Only 3195 e o6 o0 o In Case of Dentl: Call * ‘84 85 | LUTIE HART, AIDE TO SENATORS, DIES Governmental Secretary for 22 Years Succumbs at Wash- ington Home. Miss Lutie M Hart. 61, secretary to several United States Senators in the past 22 years, died yesterday at her home, 2101 New Hampshire avenue. Born in Mattoon, Ill, Miss Hart came to Washington ja 1913 s secre- tary to the late Benator Shafroth of Colorado, she having previously worked in his office when Le was Governor of Coloiado Later, Miss Hart became =secretary to Senator Cameron of Arizora. For the past six years she had beer an assistant secretary t0 Senator Copelaud of New York. Miss Hart has no immediate rela- tives here, but has a sister, Mrs. Charles Perry, of Brush, Colo., and two brothers, Theodcie and ¥. G. Hart, both of Los Augeles. The body is now at Lee’s funeral home. Funera) arrangements pend the arrival, late today, of relatives from the West. CHARLES EDGAR NELSON RITES SET TOMORROW Body of Star's Magazine Editor to Be Taken to Indiana After Services. Funeral services for Charles Edgar 11:34 p.m. | Nelson, magazine and feature editor | | of The Star, who died suddenly Tues- day night, will take place at 4 p.m. tomorrow at ‘he Almas R. Speare undertaking estabiishment, 1623 Con- necticut avenue Dr. W. S. Abernethy, pas‘or of Calvary Baptist vnurcn, will otficiate, ‘The family will take the body to Bluff- ton, Ind, where burial will be Satur- day. 'BOYS TO FETE MOTHERS, ‘ Boy Scouts of the District, attend- ing Camp Roosevei,, on the Chesa- '91‘pefike Bay, will ucld ceremonies in | '89 | honor of their mctucre on July H\ | as a feature of their two-week out- | |ing. There are 230 Scouts enrolled vxor the second vericd “Old-timers’ day” will be held by | the boys during the last period, Au- | gust 5 to 18. The chmax of this cele- | bration will come cn August 11. fi{nrriagra. nnl—-m:lnucn On_June Olive, MetBodist 29. 1935 Fa at a C“’mg;m— REIBLICH of Woodlawn. Md Braths. BEL‘I‘ (RUBY MARY, On Thursdas t the Alexandria Hospital Ber futh year ROSY MARY BELT. wile of ‘Joseph K. Belt mother ot Raloh W B resting at her late res Custis ave. Del Ray. John | BENNETT. FLOYD. . Suddenly. on une 5. at Emergency Ho. pFLOYD, v.h- devoted FLusband of nett of 4226 Dix st. n.e. R T L D mother. three daughters. two sons. one brother. five sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resy 3 Jjenry 5. Washinaton & Sons” f neral home 4035 Deane ave B neral Priday. July 5 Wards Memorial A M st. and Washington pl. and friends invited Sun- | from 42nd Relatives Py at ¥ indem ne. Departed this at North- gonth nd two sisters, Fio kins of Waskington, D. C Hendricks of Glassboro. N brothers. James ang a host of other mains resting at Barnes & Matthew:! $13° 4th st sw 4 p.m.; thence to the residence of his sis: ter, Florence Gaskins, 9185 F st. s.w.. where (‘unull services will be held Fri- dav. July 5, at 2 Rev - bert officiating. Fier H Hie morial Cemetery. BOYDE, SADIE ANITA. On Monday July 1, 1935, at her residence. 1902 3rd st. n.w., SADIE ANITA BOYDE. heloved wife of Thomas W. Boyde sr.: devoted mother, ‘of Eleanor Bovde Saurders Midred T Boyde ‘Thomas W Bovde of Rochester. N. Y.. and William U Boyde. She it also survived by per mother. Marsallina Underwood: _sicter Nellie ‘Graves: brother. Joseph Under- wood: also her grandchildren. Georze W. Saunders. ir.: Dolores and Barbara Mavola Boyde. Puneral {mm her late | residence Friday. July 5. at m. In-! terment Woodlawn Cemuer | BROOKS. AMANDA. On Tuesdav. July @ At her residence, 1545 Sth <t 1w AMANDA " BROOKE. devoted mother of | Myra Hallman and Wesley B mother-in-law of Florence Brooks. She also leaves one sister, two brothers. seven grandchiidren. two 'great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. neral Priday. July 5. at 1:40 p.m.. from Warren's Chapel. Martinsburg. Md. 4 CECCARELLL ANGELO U. On Tuesday. Juiy =, 1835, 8% his residence. 30 V st A)'GB!A) RELLI. the - Toved ‘Dusband of Josepnine- Ceceareili and mher of Mrs. Carol Guiliani, Mrs, arsh and Americo. a and \Am:em, Ceccarelli. late "residence on £:30 am.: fat two Russia Borden. and “1ferment Lincoin ‘Me- will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends in- Gted to ‘attend.Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. er ot Marioric P. Conner Mary J. Ways of Washington. D. C.. David ~ Johnston of Golden. 'Colo,. daughter of the late William § Rebecca Johnston, chapel of on & urdnY July Tntérment Cedar Hill Cemétery. MAL JOHY A. on Mondsy, . “at his residence. 5423 n. .lv! n.w. Maj. JOHN A ELMORE. beloved husband of Doris C. Elmore and father of Lieut. John A. Elmore. Jir. Churchill Elmore and Mrs. Jane Beards- Funeral services Friday. July 5. at 1 p.m., at Hysong's narlors 1300 N st. nw. Interment Arlington National Cemetery at 2 p.m. 4 IIIAIT ARY LOUISA. On Tuesday. July 5. at the home of her niece. 'E talcup. at Chesterbrook. Va. m h!l’ "89th year, MARY LOUISA E' [ART. Services at the above residence on Priday. July 5. 0 p.m. ter- ment at Leesburg. 4 GAINE! EMMA A. On Tuesday. July . her residence, 520 6th st. n.e. EM GARNER. loved wife of Joseph W Garner and mother of Mrs. Dorothy M. Souder. Joseph W. i Howard Paul Garner. Frederick K. Garner. James n Philip Garner. mbe: 3 at 1: y. July 5. ves and friends are 1030 Relative: Imem\!m Cedar Hill Cere- a.m invited. tery. IBBS, CHARLES HAR! day, July 3. 1935, 1st 'st. n.e. CHARLES HARR . beloved hushand of Adele Regina Gibbs. Funeral services lt the S. H. Hines Co. 1 home. 20801 14 e nw. on . Ju 6. at.0 : thence to St Anthony's Churcn. "and Monroe sts. where high' mass will be of- fered ai 10 am. for the repose of his soul. GIBBS. CHARLES HARRY. The men of Holy Name Soclety of St Anthony's Chureh will meet at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2601 14th st. n.w.. Priday. July 5, 1935, at 8 pm., to recl(e the Romry. GILBERT, On Monday July 1. 1935, 4t Rl residnco. 478 PRLIBE ot LLIAM beloved hus- band of Eila Giibert. He ’also leaves one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. LS ei West End. parlors. 2Hih W and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Funeral from the_sbove funersl parior Fridey. July Interment Mount Zion Gemeters.” VES, GEORGE, SR. On Tuesday, Jul o Onre‘:ld E?mm GEORGE e, George ora jr.. and Mamie Graves. Ella lerll \nd Virginia Thomes. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Funeral Friday. July 5. at b Trom the W, Ernest Jarvis tu- ment fwcxmvme. Vas ‘saturday., il HAISLUP. umuu. JAMES. On Tu y. July 2. 1935. at his residence. 4 $5% T fw RANDALL JAMES SLUP. the belovzd husband of Elizabeth Hnlllup mnel’ll services at the*W. W. ‘Chambe uneral hm.'v"ly 51404: Funeral arrangements | | relatives and triends, | VER: | Garner. | Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. | JOSEPHINE. On Wednesdaz, i dsh SOREPHINE NiA RRISON, ears. beloved mother of George rd R.. Joseph H. McAllster st. ne. Interment Woodlawn ' Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. & Suddenly. on Wednes- her residence, i LoTIE M HART, rrangements of funieral later JACKSON, CHARLES on Monday. July . 1935, CHARLES JACKSON. beloved ton of e te Hatact Hensor o leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, Mrs, Isadora Har) Mrs. Kate Bue{l. “and _ thre Funeral Pr davoa; ‘T o'clock f-om Talbert's funeral home. 1308 fith st Rev Herbert officiating. Relatives frionds ine vited to attend. . KELLEY, ANNIE E. . July 3. w. and Suddenly. on Wed- at_her residence n.w. ANNIE E. Kelley and devoted mother of Marie E. Kelley. Annie K. Smith. James H. Kelley and the late Clifton W. Kelley Rem resting at Ruth Dableys fu- neral home. Notice of funeral later. LEE, st. BROOKS. _On Wednesday, T HELEN BROOKS LER ot ue st. n.w. 8She is survived by a devoted huskana, John W Lee. 1w son George H. and John W. Lee fr.. three daughters. Mrs.‘Zura Washington Blanche Magruder and Youne: five sisters, Mrs. Rachel Mason I3 Mrs. Sadie Roberts and Mrs frad Wallace: four brothe Fli. Jowp)v Ernest and Henderson Brooks: ten grand- caildien and also other reiatives and friends_ Remains may be seen at Mal- van & Schey's 1un(rll home. New Jersey l\e and R a2 P thereafier ai Puneral Sundav, July 7 Brooks Chapel, Prince Georacs "Gounty, . HELE: uly LO('..I:N ELLIS, July pl n'w" ELLIS LOGAN. beloved husband of Grace Boynton Logan. Remains rest- ine at the 8. H. Hines Co. funera 14th st. n.w. Services ral home on’ Priday am. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery MILLER, LEWIS ¥ [ On Tuesday, Su "c;( Iy ‘mv Tues- Harbor rvices on Pri- is late resi Interm: Colesville Cemetery. MUBRAY. BARBARA ¢ Church; Charles and sist io G. \ Baptist and Mrs Davengort. Towa Snyder of Iof daughter Snyd at York ter whi e church, !rcm “Calvary “Baptict” Ch 1d o hernont Gedsr il ave e A | JESSE R, On Tuesday. Ju at 1 p.m.. from h s me resic Y fterment Atlington Cemetery OBER. LELIA V. On Wednesday. July residence 1441 ' Benne! [ 1o r i LEL'A V. OBER beloved wife c( lh( l:}le \g |V0'1 J. FOb!r and A.s'e' (u and ‘Philip B Keefer and daughter Philip P, Keefer. Notice of fun ater. OBER, LELIA. The members of the Ledy xiliary. No. 3. ted Spa veteranis bol d funeral MABEL HEFEN. Senior O'CONNOR, THOMAS F. On Wednesday. am. 2 ide ¢ Denzis Isaac nnd Lu- 8 R HOWARD POLLARD e Phillip s Beptis <k ba nd of Mattie P JOHN K. On Wednesday 0 OHN K_ beloved hus Ha Totie “Bumphres (e al from €. 3311 Ny se.. Co s on Saturday. July 6. at n Services at Esther Memorial Church of the Holy Communion. Congress Heights, at 11 am. Relatives and friends in- | yited Interment st.”Barnabas' Ceme- tery. Oxon Hill, Md. PUMPHREY, July On Tuesday. July 2. 1935, af his residence. 725 Half st. s.w | AMOS SHORTER. devoted father of Mary Viola Shorter. loving brother u! Alexandra. = Joseph | Charles He also | i e e | - = from Grace A. M Md. Interment at 1 pm Church. Chavel Hill. church cemetery. WATTS. ROBERT. Departed this life sud. a at 5 L aves to mourn a devoted mother. six brothers nine sisters and a host of other relative and friends t | funeral home. | paturday. July v. | Lancaster. WINSTON. MAm JANE. 1935, at her residence. July 1 W% . 'MARY JANE WINSTON, beloved mother of Elizabeth,Johnson and Gene- vieve Chisley. 1 leaves fou brothers. Daniel and Ci rown and Charles relatives and many friends mourn departure. Remains resting at the Jehn T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye a!s s.w.. until 5 pm. Thursday, July : thereafter at her late residence. ncrl. Friday. July 5 at Friendship Bnnnst Church ste. sw. Rev \ting offciating Thterment Paync's Cemeiers: YOUN BERTHA CAMPBELI l. Depart ed this life on Morday. July 19:35. Gallinger Hospital, BERTHA TCANPRELL You beloved wife of Frederick Yours. Joving daushier of Thomas and at 4 pm. . their loss three brothers. Bernard Earle and Thomas Edward: Six sist Brown, Iretha. Celestine. Theim: and Edna May Simms: one uncle. Percy Campbell: two aunts Campbeil and Edna -Campbell Smallwood. and other relatives and friends. Remains Testing st the funeral parlor of Alexan- der S. Pope. 315 s.e.. until 4:30 tlock " Weanesday. 3: thence her late residence. 3 st. se. Serv- ices will be held at East Calvary M Church, 14th and B sts. s.e. Friday. July at 1 p.m.. Rev. Grant Contee officiat- Intermient in Woodlawn Cemetery. In Memaoriam. COITES “ILIJ!\I H. AND JULIAB. In i of our dear ones. WILLIAM H ll\d JUI‘A B. COATES. who left us sud- denly eight years ago today. July 4, : As He knows His owr. so He knows how to comfert them. using sometimes the very grief itself and straining it to a sweetness of peace unattainable by those ignorant of sorrow VING CHILDREN ~AND _SISTERS, VIOLA AND EMILY MINOR. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E.___ Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons YCOCK. Mer.) Phone WEt (ot HA' Eeonitea (4 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. lll 3 Seventh St. N W NAuo“aI 2473 odern_Chapel. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. _______Phone Lincoln_033: V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R. Speare establishment, nafomst nao2 St. N.W. ~ CEMETERY LOTS. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY—S SITES IN section 16 top of the hill: $750 for all. Address Box 243K, St FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A.COMLEY 09 et 0149 Armm [Floral Desiens by !xnem __Nigh arendon GEO C SHAFFER PRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEM: MODERATE PRICES FHONE NA et sundsy’ Cot. 14th @ Eye