Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1935, Page 9

TR (T ARSI T AR AT ATRAR A EISEMAN'’S SEVENTH AND F CORNELIA DENVER UNERAL TODAY Member of Prominent Fam- ily Passes Away After Long lilness. Miss Cornelia Denver, daughter of the late Col. Arthur Denver and niece of Gen. Charles W. Denver, for whom | the City of Denver, Colo, was named, died Tuesday in St. Elizabeth’s Hos- | pital after a long illness. She was 71 | and had been a patient at the hos- | pital for the last 18 years. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at the chapel in Rock | Creek Cemetery, where she will be | | buried. Resident Here 40 Years. | Miss Denver had been a resident of Washington for more than 40 years, hving much of the time in a man- sion on Rhode Island avenue between Seventeenth street and Connecticut avenue. Her father, Col. Denver, was one of the pioneers in railroad devel- E| opment in the West, and subsequently | became a representative for Mexican claims rising out of the Mexican War. Have You Seen *These All-Wool NEW FALL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Her uncle, Gen. Denver, was gov- ernor of the Jefferson Territory which later became Colorado. The terri- tory’s capital was named in his’ honor. Small Estate Left. When Col. Denver died in 1895, he left an estate of only $1,000 after debts and mortgages had been paid. His wife, Mrs. Eliza Denver, and daughter then went to California in an attempt to regain some tracts of land which Coi. Denver at one time had owned, but their trip failed. Both became afflicted with nervous dis- orders which forced them to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in 1915, where Mrs. Denver died five years later. KING RITES TOMORROW Funeral services for Mrs. May Irene | King, 50, who died after a paralytic stroke Tuesday at her home, 1402 De- catur street, will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mrs. King, wife of E. Harvey King, assistant manager of the Senate res- taurant, was an active member of the Highlands Baptist Church, where she was prominent in women's circles and | the home department. The daughter | of the late Jerome and Barbara A. El- | more, she was born in Washington | and lived here all her life. Survivors besides her husband in-| clude a son, Elmore S., and a daughter, | Doris B. King. — “No Foot Too Hard to Fit” Here are the best Suit buys of the season. Brand - new, all - wool Suits, excellently tai- lored in newest Fall models. Rich, new shades and péatterns. Guaranteed perfect |fit. CHARGE IT NOTHING DOWN Shoes For the Growing Girl “Brown Bucko” of rugged smartness that ke a dmmct appeal to the grow- s ing girl for their STYLE, to the mother for thelr low price! $5.00 Washington Agency Sizes WILLIAM T. REED DIES N RICHMOND Prominent Tobacco Manu- facturer and Philanthro- pist Stricken at Home. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, September 19.—Wil- liam T. Reed, 70, president of Larus | & Bro, Inc, and Reed Tobacco com- | panies, died at his Goochland County estate last night from a heart attack. Tobacconist, nationaily known finan- cier and a philanthropist, he had many connections with State politics in Virginia. Senator Harry Flood Byrd, a close ‘personnl friend, and members of the Reed family, were present when he was stricken just before dinner. One of the wealthiest men in Rich- mond, Reed had been a heavy con- | tributor to the Community Fund, had endowed the University of Richmond, the Medical College of Virginia and the Presbyterian Church. In addition to his tobacco businesses, | | he was a director of the Richmond, | Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway, the Chesapeake ani Potomac Tele- phone Co. and the First and Mer- chants National Bank. Born in Richmond September 23, | 1864, he was educaied in the public | schools and, after graduation from high school, joined the tobacco busi- | ness of his uncle, Charles Larus. Connected with the firm for 50 years, | Re became its president in 1909. His widow, the former Miss Alice Burwell of Richmond; a son, a| daughter and four orothers survive, Medical Ads Banned. Advertising of medicinals by radio has been banned by the British Broad- casting System. CHARLES WILLINGHAM, EX-POLICEMAN, DIES Native of Virginia Had Been Resident of Capital for More Than 40 Years. Charles' H. Willingham, 67, a for- mer policeman, died suddenly yester- day at his home, 7502 Alaska avenue. He had been a resident of Washing- ton for more than 40 years. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. Burial will be near his birthplace, at Bealeton, Va. Mr. Willingham came to Washing- ton from Fauquier County, Va. as a young man and joined the Metropoli- tan police force, serving at the sec- | ond precinct until his retirement Surviving are his widow, Martha E. | Willingham; s daughter, Mrs. Edith®| L. Wallace; five sons, William, Ray- mond, Carl, Frank and Clifton Wil- lingham; a brother, John Willingham, and a sister, Mrs. Roberta White. I. N. RICH DIES AT 70; RETIRED MAIL WORKER Services . Scheduled Today for | Fort Myer Heights Man. Carolina Native. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. FORT MYER HEIGHTS, Va., Sep- | tember 19 —Services are to be held | today for I N. Rich, 70, of 1622 North Pierce street, who died Tues- | day after an illness of 10 days. In-94 terment will be in Columbia Gardens. | Mr. Rich retired from the Ranuay’ Mail Service about 10 years ago, after | having served for three decades. He was born in North Carolina. He was an active church worker, being chairman of the official board of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, | South, in Georgetown. He was a| member of Columbia Lodge of the Masonic order. Mr. Rich is survived by three | daughters and two sons, Mrs. Eva B. | Ensign, Mrs. Ruth M. Jones and Mrs, | |son, Md. - | | of Alexandria, on October 31, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935 MRS. MILLY FOWLE DIESIN STAUNTON Daughter of Maryland Judge Passes Away at Age of 77 Years. Word was received here today of the death at Staunton, Va., Tuesday | of Mrs. Milly Dorsey Fowle, widow | of Bernard H. Fowle of Washington. She was in her 77th year and had been ill for some time. Funeral services were to be held | from Demaine’s funeral chapel in | Alexandria at 4 p.m. today, followed by burial beside her husband and four sons in the cemetery of Old | Christ Church, Daughter of Judge. Mrs. Fowle was born at Selma, the home of her grandfather, United | States Senator James M. Mason, in | Winchester, Va. She was the daughter of Judge John Thomas Beale Dorsey and Katherine Mason Dorsey of Tow- During the Civil War she lived in Richmond, later going to the home of her grandfather, at Fort Niagara, | in Canada. He resided there until | he was permitted to return®to the United States after having served as Confederate commissioner in England. | She was a direct descendant of George Mason of Gunston Hall. Mrs. Fowle was well known in Washington. For a number of years in the 80s she and her sisters con- ducted a school in Georgetowh of which she was principal. She was married to Mr. Fowle, then 1889. After the death of Mr. Fowle in 1931 she moved to Winchester, Va., and made her home there with her son. Philip R. Fowle, well known Win- | chester attorney, who survives. Surviving Relatives. Other surviving relatives are three sisters: Ask Age Pension. | The National Unemployed Workers' | Movement in Scotland is campaigning | for government old-age pensions of $5 | a week for those over, 60 nnnriling STEIN, \VILHAII Rellllvfl and friends of the WILLIAM STEIN. beloved My SEiein: ot 351 Braths. MILTON. ll(mloNn. 08 \Wednesday. R "F 5t nw . Beloved mub-nn Fhln Diggs Milton. Remain: Testing at Fraziers funeral home. 380 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. | MONTGOMERY, ROBERT A. Thurs= .5 o hia reets 311 Tlnneuee ene. ERT IONI‘G ERY. beloved husband ol Beaste s, Mottanrary ocs usand of father of Lee A.. Virginia and Marion Montgomery. Notice of funeral later. | PAYNE, WiLLIAM HENRY. On w - Fhiptua Forah Ceme: | du. - Seplember. 1R 105 OO M Fests and Alabama ave, se. ee_highway, ~Cherr: & "Metz and Cantor | LIAM HENRY PAYN] E'be’l?::‘:rl 21 husbana of Mary A. Payne nee Todd) Burviving besides ‘his widow are thre sons and two daughters. Remains Test ing at the Ives funeral home, 2847 Wil son blvd.. Clarendon b day. September 20. at 2 chabel. Interment Cemetery. Clarendon, PHILLIPS, SADIE. Departed this lif 3 . e on Tuesday, September 1935, &t the Home for the Aged and Infirm. Blue Plains. SADIE PHILLIPS. She leaves to mourn their 10ss a number of cousins and many {riends. Tre body is resti at Ruth Dabney's funeral home X st D W., Where it may be viewed Priday gvening at Puneral Saturday, September 21 30 p.m.. from Priend- ship Baptist Church. 15 and K st 5W., Rev. Whiting officiatiog. Interment at Payne’s Cemetery. 20 PITTS, rnnnnfl On Wednesday. Sep- ber) 1%, 1032, U the residerice Juhn 5% Conduly 14 . B AR br it wife cf the late Wiliam Pitts. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4t st. and Mass. ave ne, until 530 am. Priday. Se) 20. thence to Our Lady of Y itocy Church, 5066 Conduit rd., where mass ’!u] l;(' oflmrdda( 9 am. Relatives and ends invited to attend. Inf t Mount Olivet Cemetery. e Pn'rs ELIZABETH. Members of Division Auxiliary ‘to the Ancient e, hereby notified Sn OF M and Me Morse st. ‘'ne. and husband of Sylvia Stein (nee Sylvia Block) of Baltimore, M., are invited to attend the unveiling | 91,8 memorial Sundey September o L. Novick omc‘nllnfl Anacostia. Beaths. Allll \MI.(‘ul!:‘l A. On Wednesday, | Seplembe: 5. at Providence Hos- Dital. MARGARET A AM. beloved wife of Edward Amer and daughter of Catherine E. and the late James F. GIII Funeral from her late residence. st. n.e.. on Saturday. September 3 thence fo Holy Comtorter . 14th and East Capitol where mass will he offered at % a.m the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet | Cemetery. S20 AMER. MARGARET. The members of the Sodality of Holy ‘Comforter Church are hereby requested to _meet al the late | home of the lat= MARGARET AMER on Friday. September 20, | pim.. Tor the reciiation of the Rosary: MRS. EUGENE ROSSI. Prefect, MISS REGINA O'DONNELL. Secy. BLANKENSHIP. ELLIOTT E. On Tuesday Beptember 17 1 Punnll Fri- from Ives’ (‘nlum’nl Gardens g Nancy M. and father of Katheryn M. and Elliott E_ Blankenship. Puneral services at the 8 home, 2001 on Friday, September 0. | 1 CHILD. WILLIAM B.. SR. Wednesday. September 18. 1937 residence. WILLIAM B. CHILD. wed 03 years Remains resting at Jenkin's {uneral Home. KO3 10th st; nw ices Friday at pm. Intermen Cedar Hill' Cemetery CHRISTENSEN, A September 17 ton Universiiv CHRISTENSEN Mary E. Christensen. W W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin n.w., tember 20. &t friends invited metery. CLARK. EL Tuesday Avnes W residence Maher. 742 Crittenden st ELLEN SHALOE CLARK. beloved wife of the late William Clafk and mother of Mrs rer and ashington at 4th the at ihe Mass. 'MARY MASON. President. xosnl:m’x‘ DELOIS On Wednesday eptembe hildren's Ho pital nu.ms E RUE%I‘?"I‘SICHDQIE daushter of Wil hel Rob erts eral Trom her e re: 5t S on Batirday. Sep. wed. * Ihiermdht Codar i 20 A and ave. R B. On Tuesday. at George Washing- Hospital. ARTHUR B beloved husband of Puneral from Hv funeral ho on Priday 30 pm v Interment Cemetery SC HROITLR C{)\BAI! On Tuesday. Sep- NRAD SCHROETE! Pna\(d h\hlvand of Eva Frani Funeral emnn Democratic Baltimore, Md Z0. st 2:30 pm i EN SHALOF. 17 Suddenly, Sentembe: 1945 un . Yoo on Friday, September «lll 1Z, rl.u]uu:'m On Wednesday nber 1935, ELIZABETH SCHULTZ. bel oved daughter of the late John T. 'an M. Schuliz (nec )" Funeral the James T 0 funeral P: Friday. S St. Gabriel's Relatives T xm-fl ment Rock Creek Cemetery % Miss Virginia Mason Dorsey CLARK. SARAH M. Departed thence to TR T T 1to 12 JUST PAY $7 IN OCTOBER $7 IN NOVEMBER §7 IN DECEMBER AAAA to EEEEE Complete Line of High S‘hou Nurses Oxfords Custom Fitting Shoes 439441 7th St. N. W. equipped to fit the feet of every man, woman and child. JUST SAY “Charge I¢* £ SO, SAVE ittsburg”and' RUUD AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS A plentiful supply of hot water always on tap. Speeds hundreds of everyday household tasks. Clean hot water instantly in case of emergency. Economical to operate — only a few cents a day. Completely automatic—ends stair climbing. An aid to feminine loveliness, and family health. YOU CAN BUY ONE FOR AS LITTLE AS.... WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY ‘A A { / ALWAYS ON TAP / e (edar Hill Wammmw (émetery | Where Perpetual Care is |More Than a Promise, [ Evelyn M. Patterton, all of Arlington | and Miss Laura Lee Dorsey of Char- County, and Ralph R. Rich of Ar-| lington and Edgar M. Rich of Wash- ington. Six grandchildren also sur- vive. —zo Fewer Jobless. Activity in connection with military operations in Africa reduced unem- | ployment in Italy to the lowest mark in recent years. | lottesville, Va., and Mrs. Brown, widow of Bishop William Cabell Brown of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of | Virginia, of Richmond, and a number | of grandchildren. Preceding her in death were four | sons: Bernard H.. jr.; George Dashiell, | James Johnston and Jack Dorsey Fowle, | JOBLESS MAN ENDS LIFE Ousted From House, He Returns to Turn on Gas Jets. William B. "Child, 63, committed suicide yesterday by turning on all gas jets of the kitchen stove in his former rooming house at 1211 L street Albert Clark, 1213 vL street, smelled gas, walked rext door and found Child dead on the kitchen floor. | Child, who was unemployed, left the Rouse yesterday when his landlady | vacated the property, but returned to kill himself. The coroner’s office Issued a verdict of suicide. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon 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. CAT. gray Persian, female, In neighl hood of Hth and B sts, 9th st. s.w. N EYFEGLASSES AND DIAMOND BAR PIN Iost in shobping district Monday. Reward Phone_Potomac_0295-R. 1 LAUNDRY BAG—RNo contain damp “clothes: vicinity Park road Georgia_ave. 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She alto loss “two _sister many other relati mains now resting : funeral home. of funeral later. DOVE, MARY « life Septe: a lingering illne She leaves to mourn thei ghter. Mrs. Beatrice Ed one sap. Percy Ward, and a he n &_at Moon & You st. n.w ber 0. ‘at named 'funeral coln Memoria, . from the abov Interment Lu etery. | MERCER. MARY ¢ DO\'E o beioved wife of Puneral from Timof neral chapel 641 day. September 1. quiem mass at Holy Name a latives and friends terment Mount Olivet Cemeters. HUDSON. JAMES OKLEY. Svddenly Wednesday. September 18, 1935. in timore. JAMES OKLEY ioved husband of neral frem the W. W. Ch funeral home. 1400 Chapin Fridav. September 2 tives and friends inv Cedar Hill Cemetery HUNTT. WILLIAM B. On We B tember 18 1925 WILLIAM husband of E. K le) U x Maliewe Funers on Priday. Septem thence to St. Peter's Chy urch. 2nd sts. s.e wh i1l be o‘hrad a" 9 on Inlerment at day. Sep- tives ment Gedar HIN Cemerers: JACKSON. ROSA. On Tuesday 7 at Casuelty of Albert Yeloved of Fstelle Carroll and She also ieaves fo brother. nine grandc! relatives and o Priday. September 20 Mount' Carmel Baptist ve sts. s.w, Rev. Jer September Hospital frien Bt Church Tean ome; EWIS. On Tuesday, Sept 7 35 man st se” sergeant 8. A.. retired, beloved husband of Elea- nora ‘Scott Jones He also leaves three siggers-inlaw. one brother-in-law. resting h H September 19 his late res tember 20 Baptist Chi H sts ine. ni Cemetery n.e. at 4 pm.: thereaft ence. Funeral Priday on. from First notified to our home day. Septer arrange for brother. LEW:! namnnnx | WILLIAN B HARRIS E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS. \etrt..xn First Bapt st Chu rrh [} W. WATSO! O L WALTON. Secrernts 30 LEWIS. Comrades of Sergt Berry Camp. No. 10, U. S W V. Department of the Potomac. are requested to attend the fu- neral of our late LEWIS JONES. Army, retired. ber 20, from First Bapiist w President, sergeant Friday at 12 a ANT. Commander. WM. LEON BATES. Adit v KING. MAY IRENE Decatur st beloved wite of Harvey & and_mother of Eimo: Dorris B. King and daughter "ot the Jerome and Barbara A Elmore_ Pu- neral from her late residence on Friday September 20. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends nvited. " Interment Fort Lineoln Cemetery. LEWIS, ELIZABETH M. On Tucsdas 5.n~ tember 1%. 1035, ELIZABETH M. LEWIS, wife of Lhe late Jacob J. Lewis. mother of Mrs. Mary H. Healy and Mrs A Randall, " Funeral servic H. Hines Co. funeral home st. n.w. on Friday. September 9:30 am. Interment Arlington tional Cemetery. 1 . MARGARET. Departed this Wednesday, September 1935, Suddenly. on Tues- She leaves three_sisters and other relatives. Friday tember 20, from Ruth nes’s funera; hnme 453 O st. n.w Anderson ~ officiating. _Friends Interment Woodlawn Cemetersy. McENERNEY, MATHILDA M. On Wednes- y. September 18, MATHILDA M MCENERNEY (nee Purcell). beloved wile of Joseph McEnerney. Puneral will take place from her late home. 1620 Wiscon- sin ave. n.w.. cn_Priday mornine. Sep- tember 20, at 8:30 o'clock: thence to Holy “Trinity Church. where requiem high will be sung at 9 o'clock. Relatives * fTiends invited. = Interment Mount Sep- Dab- Rey invited 19 Olivet Cemetery, MI‘KENNA JOHN P, On Tuesday Sep- te 17, 1945, "JOHN P. MCKENNA r'uvrd huxhnnd of the late Mary C. M Kenna (nee Feran), Puneral from the chapel of P. A Taltavull. 4 sw. on Friday September am’; “thence to St. Dominic's Church whnere solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his and friends invited. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. McKENNA, JOHN P, Members of Wash- ington ' Council No. 4, Knights of Columbus vised of the death. on We nesday. September ‘1%, 193 Brother JOHN P. Mc- ENNA, and are requested to meet at the mnenl‘ parlor uf are ad- September r_ the a Bemvers for the repose of his soul to attend the funeral services at Dominic's Church on Fridey morning, S0, 'at o o'clock. SePIETIRED A 'Mccmg,\cnv G.K ALFRI A. D. WILKINSON. MCKENNEY. ~ALBERT. Sudden) ptember PERT MCKENNEY. beloved son of Wil- liam H. and Anna McKenney. Puncral his parents' residence. 5 e Yok ave. he.'on Saturday. September tives and friends in- Cemetery. on On Wednesday, Sep- tember 18, 5. ANNIE MERCER. wife of the late Isaac Mercer, loving mother of Artie and Dorsey Mercer. She also leaves other relatives and many friends to mourn her departure. Remains rest- ing a® the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funerai later. MEREDITH. JOSEPH EDWARD. On Wed- . September 18, 14 his resi- 1 TOM B s.e. JORESH EDWARD ’REDITH, beloved husband of Sadie S eredith (hee Gorlims) and fatner of Siiram T, Mereaith Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass, , DL untl Saturday. September i ence 1o St Beter's Ohurch. 24 and C sts. se., a mass will be of repose of his soul. Reuuvu ind friend: invited. Intermen: Arlinzton Cemetery. (Hartford lnd ‘Waterbu Conn., papers please copy.) A ANNIE comrade soul. | Inter- Naual:_;‘ | Open Evenings “ . EDWARD EVERETT. On Thurs- by 'Lh\\Ap ] of Pe h. M e ’ufpd husband MS. HOWARD. Suddeniy, on Tues- Septemoer 17 '19:5, at Freedmen Hosbital HOW:RD WILLIAMS. son o J d Saily Williams. brother of ence. James. Norman, Josebh 5. Ola Mae Ed Beatrice ana also leaves friends to Remains resting funeral chape. 14 pm. Pri- G ine other relatives from his late Interment ir Oda Fellows' Cem- 20 y C! beloved. hu\hnnd of ilingham, Chambers Co. friends \\nhmnr ‘Wednesday JOHN M ey Hospita SHIRE, = Remains reeting et funeral home. 1504 M e of funeral hereafter In Memortam. AKERS. EMMA. In sad (emembrance of r de EMM KERS, who 1609 Does Jesus care when we've said good-by To the dearest on earth o us? And our sad hearts ache till they nearly break. Is it naught 1o Him? Does He see? % PAMILY. * SOPHIA. In sad remembrance r mother and sister, SOPH who departed this life today. September 14, 1034 just have you todav d in the same old way 1k and see you smile. BOXLEY. d hav R DE\OTED DAUGHTERS lv(‘n and life deparis T in our hearts: n\ln\ the ecge of grief Ory turns back every ‘PB' LOVING SISTER! In loving memor: e ang mother. LOUISE DAVIS ago today. Septem GEQRGE DAVIS DAL Zn loving remem- r_lovice son and brother MARCEY. who departed th e one year ago today, September 34 hat would we give to see his face, loving hands to touch. Tn mar his voice and see his smile hat meant to us so MAMMATAND PAPA that we are not lonely When at times they see us smile. Luxle do they know the heartache we_suffer all the while SIS'YERS. LOUISE AND VIRGINIA. PORTER, MARTHA E. In sad but loving remembrance of our_ deir wife and mother. MARTHA E. PORTER. who de parted this life ur Years ago te September 11 ll 1 She had a smile for every one, A heart as pure as old Tog thote who' kiiew_ and_loved her Her memory will never grow old Although we cannot clasp her hand. Her face we canmot see ut let this little token show We still remember thee You shall always be remembered In ‘this weary world of strife. You shall never be forgotten As long as God shall give me life We_open the coor of memory's past 0 claipp a loving face "Ti. \ \{)\ 'h< come back to us, ke your place. LOVING HUSBAND AND’ BAvGHTER REIL HATTIE IRENE. In loving re- membrance of our dear mother. HATTIE IRENE REILEY. who passed away eleven years ago todav. September 19, 1024 Darling. no one knows how much we miss you Life has never been the same There's not a day we don't think of you Wishing we had you back again. | @OVING CHILDREN. FLORENCE. MA- BEL. ROY. . ROBINSO) Some think H OHN H. Sacred to the mem- ory_of my beloved husband. JOHN H ROBINSON. who departed this life Sep- tember 19. 1934. HIS SYMONDS, VIVIAN. A tribute e( lme te the memory of my dear friend. VIVIAN SYMONDS. who passed away two years ago today, September 19, 19: I will always love and mnembe HER TEND, STONEBURNER RUBLE. MARVE 1 FUNERAL mzm‘ons | S e Frank Geier's Sons Co. 113 Se th St NW o Moders Chaper_ra. NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 3!‘" lA"l‘ CAPITOL §T hone Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE (0. Nefther the successor to nor connected with the_original R _Speare establishment NA’mm\l 2892 iam Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E. Lincoln 8200 Joseph F. Bircb's Sons (A L HA C FUNERAL DISIGNS. ‘GEO. A. COMLEY g,".xg',-‘s,fl.g Artistic Fiora, Desirng by, Experts Night Phone Clarendon 1 ‘GUDE BROS CO. Flonl Pieces 1212 F St N.W NAtionai 4278 "GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE RAL TRIBU' AT MODERATE PRIC] FHONE NAT. 8108 Cor. 14th 4 Eye and Sundays A