Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1935, Page 11

@dar Hill Weashinglids most Beautiful Cmetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR S No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES| $75 to $200 and up) DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 Karl K, Keller, hel C. ‘Butt, 21, e R o ek R, Corry, 48, 810 R James Alhaurn Robin: Tayle vior, Linnie A’ Bowen. 40, 58, and 8 a Robert A. Ferguson, Md.. and Catherine J. C: hase parkw, Ralph Adams. Vaughn Tmbm Rev. Lony Thomas Brooks. 26, 814 Thresa Hickman. 25, 5 Rev. W. Westray. Richard M. R:ndolnh. $4.00 7 g : Z H Marriage Licenses. 29, 4313 13th st 114 “funois Rittenhouse and Louise M. Heider. 29, Chillu Py Bonan n. 35 and Sally Tavlor, h of "um mh st.. Rev. W. A. both of Richmond, Va. 29. North Woodside, 7. and Muy o, Hijton. both of Richmond. Va.: c. 7 14th ot 352 O at. st 2nd st. ir. Established 1900 SARDO &CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 B R A A S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. © TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER -24, 1935, Miss.. and Martha port. Miss.: Rev. John Cochnn 7, 21, both of B Robert s Jefterson. ¢ Chichester. 25, both m. Md;| Rev. T. B. Dade. Henderéon Dunn. 27, Whitfield Henry Preuda, 8ylvia w-uu Robert l wnmn!L 23 ie L. Carter, Rev. J. C. bert Anm % Batley. 4t Huston, 1-: Barrow: sydnzy Riine. 29, and both of ~ Brookl. ert Mattin lmm L. Eln nton. Ciifford™W. Hosgan. 4 and_Maxcine s.ne. uy. Vtrmfl s, and ne; sw., and B 24, Lyman, h’!derlck L Herd 38, ma hoth 30, 2 both ot 45 W. A. Kuse William Bowers. 21, th of M George E. Major, 30, Scrogham, Md Judge Robert R'chlrfl s. ;!1-\0 rd. | Eriing B, Saxnau E. Malor. J. J. Quealiy. and Ruth_Stevenson, timore: Rev. W. 38, h of and Leurs V. Blount, of New York City; Rev. J. 1420 K st se. d ‘l N!' York City; Jllflll 5k M st 9126 E st %5 Denver,” Colo. and Ethel A Bige of Richmond. Va.; Rev. of Annapolis, Md.: Rev. nd_Vilas L. Albrite, .s. Va.: Rev, Charles 44 L st 236 G st and Henrlrun 2 " Sciine dar. Cl Md.; Rev. Charles End 20, Gult- FUNERAL CONDUCTED FOR E. G. FISCHER World of Science Pays Last Re- spects to Inventor of Pre- cision Devices. While the world of science paid its last respects, funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Ernst Georg Fischer, 83-year-old designer and builder of the Government’s tide- predicting machine and many other instruments of precision. Last rites for the inventor-scientist were held at Sergeon’s funeral estab- lishment. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Fischer died early Sunday at Garfleld Hospital: He had made his home in recent years at the Franklin Park Hotel. ‘Westray. d Irma M. fexandria, Va.i and_Anna Tenn.; Jeznne L. Nuricl. yn. N. ¥. Jud 1. 5 Jeffe: lion, ‘19, 7 McGl wnd Lula N. Cnlv- and Hattie M. 36 Lowell st} en- v. Frogs Thin Skinned. Frogs are only suited to live in damp surroundings, because their skin is thin and moist and would dry up in dry places, and_Mary Rev. B. M. Asburv Park_N. J. Bradiey ev, and rmr. Mnumcly 917 6Bth st. 09 Otlelhm'u u Births Reported. Samuel and Reba Levin, boy. Robert and_Prances Montague, boy. givde and Dorothy de Bishom. boy, Edward and Mary ihomonlln sirl. Milton and Prances Ruppert, girl Rose Skolochenko. girl. 710 Bonifant st., d Claire_Jacobsen, ey. J. 8. Cox. tiinheapofis Minn. Sensational Bargains in Every Department! See Them! ANNIVERSAR Take a World Tour by Radio in the Comfort DeandS of Your Easy Chair . This Year’s Ra(llo Sensatlon. Prlced for Tlns Sale Onlv th With Secars Sensational Netw All-Wave Silvertone Regular $79 Value. $4 Down—S$5 Month. Buy One of These Radlos Now and Sa\e This seven-tube A.C. all-wave American and foreign reception console Silvertone is indeed the marvel of the radio age. It has features found in radios selling for more than twice its price. 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Loops for 10 to 12 gauge Hunting Pants, 2,39 Heavy army duck, specially treated to make it water repellent. Popular brush brown shade. Regular Special Hunting Caps Made of brown corduroy 69 with red, reversible in- Socks ner crown. Unusual value for hunters at.__ Warm Hunting They’re warm because they're all-wool. 18 inches long. Gray color with red top. Pair___. £ Biggest Wagon Value == SEARS, in Years! 2.49 Big, husky wagon with baked on finish and full roller bearings at about the price of an ordinary coaster. Black channel steel under- gearing, tubular steel tongue. Bright red with.cream panel; red enamel wheel, Sale priced! Huntsmen! STOCKTON W. JONES, GENEALOGIST, IS DEAD Funeral Services Will Be Held Tonight for Linden Resi- dent, 68. Special Dispateh to The star. LINDEN, Md, September 23.— Stockton White Jones, 68, died yes- terday following an illness of several years. He was considered an authority on genealogy, devoting most of his life to this work. He made his home here during the World Wer, when he was employed in Goverfiment service. Later he moved to Washington and four years ago retired to Linden, where he and his wife made their home with Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. George L. Fox. He was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Society of the War of 1812, the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America and the Bociety of Colonial Wars. His widow, Mrs. Martha Taylor Jones, sur- vives. Funeral services will be held to- night at 8 o'clock at the Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home, 8424 Geor- gia avenue, Silver Spring. Interment will be at Philadelphia. —_— Size of Africa. All of Europe, plus India, China and the United States, would just fill Africa. fou naturally want the best in hunting needs and you naturally want to save money, too. Therefore, visit Sears for everything you need. Sears many years of experience in this line assures you of authentic satisfaction. 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Radios, Shotguns, and Shells Are Also Sold at 714 12th Street N.W. and 3140 M Street N.W. ROEBUCK AND CO. FREE PARKING, No Time Limit at 911 Bladensburg Road, N.E WILLIAM H. CONEBY, R.F.C. AUDITOR, DIES ative of Pennsylvania Had Been Resident Here for 20 Years. William Harvey Coneby, 58, an auditor in the Reconstruction Finance Corp., died of pneumonia last night in Garfleld Hospitai. He had become ll three weeks ago during a vaca: tion at Orange, V. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Mount Zion Methodist Epis€opal Church in Madi- son County, Va. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Coneby was born in Butler, Pa., and lived there for many years. He came to Washington about 20 years ago to take a position as an auditor for the Shipping Board. Three years 2go he was transferred to the R. F. C. Throughout his residence in Wash- ington Mr. Coneby was an active member of the Columbia Heights Citi- zens’ Association. He lived at 1701 Park road. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Pau- line H. Coneby; & son, Harold, and & daughter, Alma COneby. Deaths Repor!cd Farnest Pischer. €3 Garfield Hospital Virginia 8. Grissby, 79, Bt. Eiasbetns s 79. 1754 P st. 191 H st. Walter Hough. 76, 117" Farragut st. Mary L_Soper. 65. Gallinger Hosp al Harold B. Boyle. 4, Emergency Hocpital. | Joseph _Prabattoni, Seph | Frabationi, 63, Home for Aged John Karist. 55, Providence Hospital. Albert Mack, 51, Gallinger Hospital. Frank Carr. Gallinger Hosp Infant Thomas Borras. Gallinger Hosoital, Infant John Miles. Providence Hospital, Infant Snyder. Gallinger Hospital. Lnfant Clark, Gallinger Hospital. Eliza Quuen,’ 85, 410 Dora Smith, 76 noramem Hospital. Henry Jackson. 60. Gallinger Hospi‘al Margaret Wood, 60, Home for Aged and Rlchlld Peck 55 Gallinger, Hosital. Kalter ax, . Gallinger Hospital. Gallinger Hospital. <"1 Gallinger Hospivah Paul Cook. 8. o-nmnr Hospital. | Infant Shirley Gran, Gallinger Hospitsl Infant James Gen Hospital, pital Infant Mims. Gallinger Hosp Infand Simmons. Gallinger Hospital. Infant James. Gallinger Hospi FOUND, RT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS e, Animal Protective Association. LOST. — Lost and Found advertisements Jor 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. C?ANG! PURA: WhiLe: containing two %5 an; Monday. E. silver and biack. Large reward ini- senti- Brighton Hotel. | C!GAR!TI‘B tials “J. B mental value. Ghs Apt. lque. in Garfinckel's_de- | Finder return to Mrs | Florida ave. e Reward | license i o= | S, ani partment store. R Eoen ims. —in Return s Mrs. Hayes. PEKINGENSE. male, 8¢ | lane and Wlwanun av | Phone Wisconsin 2369, V PIN. ‘marcasite. vicinity Potomac w ’rom Kansas ave. and Farragu! sts. !emlme‘nullv valuable. Re- nln old vl L W 'hn 4 cinity’ North- Phone_Atlantic 4075-J PIECE between 4ih Webster "st. n.w. Co e, nd Sk Reward NECK ¥ Upshur and_ 331 Phone Columbi Wi T B Natl, Brown leather. Park Hills, Md Cresi. drive, 8ligo Park "forl,é})zco n SERVICES ARE HELD Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md., September 24 —Funeral services were held yes- terday for William Guy, 70, of Holly- wood at the 8t. Aloysious Roman Catholic Church here. with burial in Our Lady’s Roman Catholic Church Cemetery at Medleys Neck. He is survived by three sons, Elmer and George of Hollywood and Wil- liam Guy of Washingtor, D. C, and one daughter, Mrs. Bessie Bull of Virgini Breaths. BARNWELL, AGNES. On Saturday. Sep- . at Preedmen s Hospital, of Walter Mar, ah and Willis Small of funeral later. Remains resting at the W, JErnest Jarvis funeral church. BOSTON. ~ CHAI . On Thesday.| September 24, 3 at her residence, 626 Acker st n.e.. CHARLOTTE, wife of :lr;e late !lmuild Boston Nn- esday. Btpl(m— Cllrnnlle Md.. LILLIE ehter of the late George | and Ann Cashell of Olney. Md. Funeral Veryices at i home of her sis- Eugene hel8Iris, Olney. “Md., ‘l’hurl ay. September 26. at 10:30 am. | Interment Olney. Md." Puneral services and interment private. 25 CHILDS. CREED JR. art s life Monday, Beptember 2 Tots at 31 am. Braths. ROBINSON, LYDIA. On Monday teme be 3. 1935, LYD! sofim She leaves 'to mourn mm 10“ one 'siste: Rose Lewis of 456 Washington st. n.w., and a host of friends. Remains resting A;rn! f]u{wrll home. uneral fre !unu-fll homfifiw.anfim.,?’“g:??’.‘.fifl:"'{s‘ 2 p.m. v. William H. PR am Thomas and o Rogers and brether of e Rogers an T of Mrs. Nelije ROLAND, 40! tembe: A e abSERH of "Anna A Rotan. James T. se. inday. Sepe d_husband Funeral from Ryan funeral home. 317 on Wednesdsy, September auiem mass will Relatives and friends are invited terment Congressicnal Cemetery. ROLAND. JOSEPH HAMPTON. Fraternal Order of Eagies. Aerie 125: Take notice by order of the v‘mr'n\hr.p(mer" of the eath of “our late rothe HAMPTON ROLA o Bunday. “Septemb i on Wednesday. Sept ember 25 5:3 am. from the Jamet T. Ryan funeral home, 317 Fa_ave. se o N 'BELTZER. Secretary. ROONEY. SUSIE THERESA. September 24, at her homr 2 Mun:hu"ul 1530 8E bet C.. SUSIE THERESA RDONEY buo\-d mflt"fllr of Miriam Theresa Rooney. High mass of requiem at Bt. Cecilia’s Church, Boston Mass, Date and time to_be annou czd later. “Interment at Boston, (Please do not send flowers.) SAMPSELL, JOHN NIXON, te 2 g hxon Sundaz, Maiza M. Sampseil E] Dr. Cree. Childs. devoted CA|A.~gand :! and father of Rosa B. Chil survived by two_sisters, Baughman_and Beatrice C. Ci brothers. Pranklin W and Mansfiel Childs, and _step-mother. Mrs. Henr E rcmax Fun!rnl Wednesday. Sep M irom. ot Fohr L3 e, fons he Hucoln Friends invited. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st nw., until 4 p.m. Tuesday Thereafter at his late residenice. Inter- ment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. CONEBY. WILLIAM HARV day. Sel VEY_CH Beloved husbAnd of Patline. H. Conabi and father of Harold and Alma Coneby. Iate residence 1701 Park rd. n.w. Re mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chadin st. n until 10 a.m. Wednesdey, September 3. Puneral services in Mount ~ Zion Metho- {ist Episcopal Church Osk "Park Mad ison County, Va Relative and friends are invited.” Tnterment in church cemeter: COOLIDGE. ALG day. Septe merg! Hospltal UEUSTUS RERT COBLIDGE . D Funeral from the chapel of Jom B Rvriene S50 bon n.w Thursday. “September 26, L ‘ers. Interment in st COOLIDGE, AUGUSTUS B. special communication of the Gmd Lodge, AL ALM, of the District of Columb e held at the Masonic Temple. 1. and "New" Yoresve T | Thursday. September 26, 1935. at 1:15 o'clock pm.. for the purpose of con- ueting Mc"fx:a'c SfIvices at the funeral st Grand Master AUGUSTU! COOLIDGE. By order of the Grand J"CIAUDE KEIPER. Grand Secrets te5en | ear | vicinity Re- | GARY. EDMOND. MWashingtons best located Gemetery, | GRAY 50\. Is One of the Largest Unlerfaken in tlu World — A $500 SERVICE For Only 5265 e © o o In Case of Death Call er: MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COlumbia 0132 SOUTHEAST ZBRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATlantie 6300 . MEMO- Call DEcatur 1400 And Begin Thompson’s Dairy Service At Once! @\mll D%/- REC. U. 8. PAT. OFF. Loy Rebecca Remains 1 indertaking 0 am Wednesday. there to her sisier's residence. . Where tuner. s D Rev officiating. Rosemont Cemet On Saturd; Gallinger H eloved husband of Mary qun ne him are one two sisters. sm\-mb»r ancy; one brother. E uncle. ' William Deams, tives ‘and frlends. Funeral Wednesday. | September 25. at'1 p.m. from Praziers funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave nw. Interment Arlington National Cemeters. 24 LVANS, FSSIE. On Sunday. September 1935 8t Emersency Hospital at & am. ESSIE EVANS. devoted ghte: of Robert Harris of Richmond, Va ter loved wite of ‘hd mother of Edward E 1d. Sh p.m. from above funeral home Friends invited. | “Gone but not forgotten.” GARY. EDMOND., Suddeniy. 19: A sneci 11 commu tion of Eureka Lot P Is called fo a \\rd*\flda\ Seotember 5, 1935. . &t Scottish Rite n.w.. for the pur- nding the funeral of our de- er_ Brother EDMOND GARY. BENJAM[NY FELLS, Worshipful Master. SAM JON. Becretary. u.(‘m: Seprember | 423 Ist se. ARCHIE e leaves to mourn their loss a father. William Law: niece. Ethel Law and other relatives and friends RPmllns resting at Campbell s funeral home. 423 4th st. s.w. Notice of fu- Monday. 23, residence. st RAY. Dorallater I'IABI.I. GERALD 8. On Monday, Gepters p.m pital. ‘G A beloved infant son of E! Irene Hall, nee Beac: B entne His bosom be: 1 < Hosoital. CLIFTON . JOTN. e R the of the late Susan Johnson Maude Merrick, My 4 Suste P Mrs. Nellie Jackson, 1 nson. Messrs. Amos, ence and Clitton Johnson. He s two brothers. one sister. three grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends who mourn_his arture. Remains resting at John T. hines’ funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts w., until Monday afternoon, September 3; thence to his late residence Ches terbrook. Vi uneral Wednesd, D Tember 25 Baptist - Church, > Ghesterprook, - V (Pittsbursh and Boston papers DIP:!Q’ €opy. JONES. STOCKTON WHITE. On Mondss | September ;« 1935 STOCKTON WHITE ny Uindes. "3 rvices Pumphrey's funeral home. . Silver Spring. Md.. September 25 at' 8§ Philadelphia. Pa riber 1 the beloved dau and Ida Purds and s . John R., jr.. Walter E Purdy. ' Funeral Chambers Southeas lth st se. on Wednesday 5. at 10 am. Services a Church. Leeland. Md tives and triends church cemeters. On Sundav. Sep- MORAN. CATHERINE. residence. 1111 her HERTAERINE MORAN (nee | beloved wife of the late Cor- nelius Moran. ~Funeral will be heid from the above residence on Thursday, Seo- tember 26 at &:30 am. Hich requiem | et 8t Aloysius Church At 9 & m Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. Rei- atives and friends invited MYERS, ELIZABETH OW day. September ELIZABETH SN TYERS, wife of the Inte Edward Everett Myers. Funeral on Wednesday. September ©5. from residence. 4409 17th st. n.w., at 11 am. Please omit flowers. 24 Old Brick at 11 am. R invited. Interm E A. On Sunday. Septem- r | at her daughter's resi de: Leo Brady, 507 6th st. n.e WILLIE A, NAGEL. tne beloved wite of the late James 'B. Nagel ~Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo & Co. funeral | chapel. 417 H st. ne. on Wednesdav. September. t 1:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. = Interment at Ivy | Hill Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. . EDITH MAJOR. On Mnmny P ember <. 1075 EDITH MAJOR PERRIE. daughter of the late John R. | Major snd mother of Mildred Perrie Conwell. ~ Funeral services at J. Willlam Lee's Sons. 4th st. and Mass ne. | day. September 2 pm. Interment Hill Cemeter: POWELL, FANNIE, On Sunday. at 2 Septem- BoWELL, Fruaie Maria Bcort and David J. Powell She leaves to mourn their loss nine nisces. seven neohews, four erandnieces and other relatives and friends ' Re- un - Hotal” home s Funeral ‘from Nmemmh Street Baptist church, Thursday, tember 26. at 1 p.m. Interment "Ha.r- Tnony Cemetery. 25 LL, FANNY. Officers and members moflphmct Grand Household of Ruth. No, Grand United Order of Odd | . Are hereby notified to attend | The “Tuneral of Past D. P NNY FOWELL, " Thuradsy. Sevtember AN, J( AChD m. from’ Nineteenth reet Baptist Churcl Sueeh IEWIS D. G. M N G. HARRIET E TYLER. D G W. Sep- of Jot t and mother of Vincent, Catherine. John. Jr.; George. James, Paul and Martha Mrs. Naomi Love nd Mrs. Howard. ~Funeral services at the mbers Co. Southeast funeral | se. on Thursday. | am.; ence 1o | holic Church where mass a.m. for the repose of llalves and rriends ave. ine tend. Interment at nglll- v.ud""‘ at JEFFERSON |7 Today b | Established 18 Sampsell T Ry Fu: L-NhAr: Va.. on Wi dm\- r 5 at 11 am. Re 1n!e¥merv| in On Mondav. Sep- nw. September 25, &t 10 am. nesday. Interment private. SMITH. FERDINAND. Depart ay Septemper 1 NAND SMITH of 3914°0 s the late Martha E. and D He leaves to mourn their loss sister, Mrs. C Clark other' relatives and friends. Remains Testing at the Malvan & Schey funeral home, New Jersey ave " until Wedneiday a Zion M. E. Cl Dumbarton” av COurry officiat Memorial Cemetery. TONEY. WILLIAM. Departed this life on Sun, 22, 1933 5:35 a Edward " Toney, Peterson. and thres Fu Wednate m th: Toney grandson. this_life on r 3 P esidence: 383 M 4 Eorid WELLS "“She 1eaves 1o mouti their loss. one b one sister. one hews. one brot s and a hott of oth nds. | Funeral 1 o Bapiict ‘Church, Gird and b sts. V-3 Harry Randoiph, pastor 55 EDITH. The officers and mem- Forest Temple. No. 9 I B. P. O. E of W hereby notified of tne r EDITH WELLS. Ses- Wednesday, September P 1 SELL “Daughter Ruler. FANKIE GREENE Fimenoin: Secretary, Departed this_life ber 3. 1935 JAMES iy Puneral Wed« at 2 p.m. from the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlor, 1416 Plorida ~ave. n.e. Intermeni Payne's Cemetery. .\.sl.l.n NATHANIEL. Departed this life HY, Thety Tobs ‘& tetnar S 5. or.: brothers James Willis, Jr: Emanuel and o aunte - Margaret n al from Camobell's fuf iTh SC 8w . Wednesdsy. September at 1 p.m. Interment Payne's Ceme- sad but loving re- devcted son. LLOYDE ted_thie life nine- BAGLEY. ‘who. de today, September 24. teen " years' ago 1918 get memories will linger forever. ¢ Our Jovire tem MOTHER BROWN, STERLING brancs 1933, re SANDY LEB. JAMES OTTOWAY. In sad With & broken hesrt 1 waiched 20u And saw you Dass away Althousgh I ioved you d T could not make you OTED. GRANDDAUGHTI!L GLADYS. ALICE AND LAFAYETTE gs sad memories of the 10ss of our dear mother. ALICE JEFFERSON, who passed on eptember 23 1934, and our devoted father, LAFAYETTE JI FERSON, who departed this life Mluh ou: *ho _departed azo today. Sep- ‘THE FAMILY. * SMALLWOOD. MITTIE. 1In sad but loving memory my dear mother. MITTIE SMALLWOOD. who passed a ag0 today, September 14 YeR DAUG HTFR . TINKER, ELLA n our devoted mother entered into rest September 24 Don't leave mother when she is old and &r Don Don't let her oty or cause her any pain. She may be oid and feeble, but she 18 not, to blame. HER DAUGHTER AND SONS. * WILLIAMS, MRS, CAROLINE. I loving of our dear mother, Mrs. CARGLINE WILLIAMS. departed this life thirty-one years ago today. September 331904 You are gone. but not forgotten Never shall your memory fade: Never shall this fragrance leave us. Though you've gone to God. who gave, HER CHILDREN. LILLIAN CAMERON. WILLIAM. J. E. AND CHARLES (8ON) WILLIAMS. 4a¥ that she Is a bother and oniy the way: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F Bn-ch s Sons 'OCK_ Mgr Phone WESE 0006 123633 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St N.' W NAt,ona‘ 2473 Modern Charel _ Tel CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 hlA!‘X‘ CAPITOL !'l V. L. SPEARE C0. Neither the successor to nor connected with m’a original W Speare establishment, NAuonll 2892 t. N.W, J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY -“"_'f'_is:‘}; Artistio Fi Designs by Experts Night P! Clarendon 261-J-1 GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F St NW_____ NAtlonal 4278 "GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT IOB!‘IATI PIICII. PHONE NAT. 0108 nllulm Cor. 14th © Eye