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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

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RHfhs coR oRsufs Bond aF sas asas
as fRa snd doD feryiss GRIE fGmDs
BRICK ss fES now sna Of Tssaz
sshas s5asa yaS VA SshR9asy 49y or 1rd T % free
piers, steps: all repairs, waterproofng. For For
'f n SRls wS1Is siss and vtne
ERc4Kfc aR 5has REF GG ass BE-
ALTON SERVICE. CH. s4s4; nights GIL
Electric WIRING. fixtures. extra out
lets. repairs; old houses speciality. REGAL
ExPEKf ExEf CO. waTGH sf9a ca REpXiR,S pI1 SA s3ai
master. 8. MITCHELL, Jeweler, 14o4 New
EiREPLACEs built and repaired. AL
EIaSok IIa E s4.;SSbINGao a. PARK RcAD Hous-
CLASS white mechanics. L. T. FOLK, Wo.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry.
painting and paper hanging; screening and
storm sash m don't delay that repair Job any
HEATING REPAIR REpAiRso o0re new installation of
heating he systems, furnaces and radiators.
PAlNTING..Let US Kem-Tone your home.
rAINTTNG-PAPERiNG Call Shepherd
PAINTING. PAPERING. plastering, cleo
tf!cal work: materials available; free esti-
mates ma o white mechanics; prompt service
PaPfR Ro HASGfSG sifS PAnNFiSG Al FR 1S Expert white
mechanies, immediate service, free esti-
PaPER1Ss Ta e AZ And Sya PA1STfNG S1 IN "l Al work;
estimates free. Call Mr.. BECKETT, DU.
PAPER HANGING. this veek on,v g. o,d
up per room; 1914 washable sunfast pa
pbsrs; pb , work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
oe small H0hf Teephone eg an's No "sfannfs sSsi
trse: prompt service BUDDT HAMMToN ASfh ssS
PRUNE YOUR TREES NOW. For services
write j. w. KELLY, l4O6 Chaplin ST. NV,
WsShinston sn1n to- 2, p G. 30.
NOS. Honest prices ,MID-cITY RADIO
SHOP SIC 81 d., p m; Friday and Saturday
be pr,ces Teasonabe h 'aHr ali worh oRe guarsn u noa
RAn1os .sT sFTIs (, 41se Nv DI S9aa
call DI O122, Sunday Greenbelt oss3. %.
RrfRlGEKAIoRs eoun, ana repaired,
and new, for sale: Service and repairs all
!, oop ,5S, CiHfl AIS
ROOFING; timing, painting, suttering,
Ley. GE. 4i5s WIN "a" MN eh'F
ROOFING, thinning, painting, spouting; fur
naces and latrobeS repaired; all work guar
anteed. Call Ii. 6224
ROOFING, quick service, leaks. slate. tile,
composition; guttering. Spoutng: all work
sguaTanteed Call CLIFTON, GEs 3431. 10'
oil and adjust any make machine. 69c
replacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home sales and service
THE PALAIS ROYAL, sewing machines
2nd hoo.. DI 400
SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS repairs
on any make. Adjusting and. oiins,- 81.
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew
ing machine dept. 3rd floor. S. KANN
SONS co; District 1900.
gPHOLSTERING-Cust work of the
bette better quality Call CLINTON o. EDGER-
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. csc. up to
3 II wide and IT; long Have your blinds
chine method .MAsHMGToN SHADE l.
AMWaSHaHG MasHHSc CO, @ 29S1 l7th lhvn;W nv DU. $500.
Bendix only: soLoN SERVICE. DE 242@
fOK CAREFUL, expert interior painting
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full
LER g. d'ALBERT. INC. S16 10th st. NV
National 4712
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APIS. FURNISHED tcens.)

sERVICEMAN's WIFE and child want tc
share apt with other ladies. MRS
1873 MONROE sT. N.w.-Basement apt.
rooms: gas. elec. included; suitable for 2
S1.i 9th ST. N.W.-.LArge rm.. kitchen
bath, cleo. refgrY util., newly decorated
express bus, Call after 8 pm.
44S MASS. AVE. N.W.-Bedroom and
kitchen. apt for quiet. steady couple
everything furnished except linens c.h.w
and plenty heat
GIRL WANTED to share newly decorated
reasonable. Arm. apt. with 8 other girls
unlimited phone. 731 Quebec pl. NV
iOs6 Illinois AVE. N.w.-studio room
and kitchen: Frigidaire. sink; street-leye
assrnent apt; srried couple; $50 month
large rooms. private b.. elec. refsr.: reas
to couple rendering light services.
EMPL. GIRL, 30-37, to share apt. with an.
other sirl: rooms, K. and b.: moderr
BLDG. excellent NV. Sec; refs. exch. AID
| e737 between and 8 pm. Friday.
ls209 MASS. AVE. NM rms. with pri
vate bath and small kitchen: or servic,
| girls only. eX-embassy home.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL TO SHARE modern furnished apt
with others. desirable location. Call DU.
1896 after & pm.
WOMAN, will share with another woman,
room, BATH front apt. half block street,
two; Two CIR GIRLS TO TO SHARE completely furn.
apt, with another girl: ,1st f., apt bldg:
aGPe EMP sETTIE1 ST FED 1s'e WOMAN to share excep-
tionally desirable ant. with widow: conv.
to CHURCHES, good transp aaao expenses very
SsspsGif 81 sHEPHERpN rs sT. ssSy W'w.-one young You
eysTythjng ,n inrnishsd; $40. Come any time.
North Chevy Chase with another woman
or employed couple of quiet habits: vicinity
Of Medical Center. Box 95-x, Star.
1870! r ST. N.W.--Nicely furn. 2 rms,
10 years old; no drinking allowed
WOMAN will share with employed woman
between 1920 de luxe home. NV. separate
rms: everything furn. must be agreeable
seBEDRootoa WiTa BATH APT. with resi-
Dental hotel service: suitable for executive
or service people desiring permanent Wash
ington address with hotel service. For
a REALFY eareseaiaEa eo. En-. ef 1900. CHEVY CHASE
LADY DESIRES to share 2-bedroom, kit.
homs oing sG0m conne apt kxsf xi.h siFs in pys
: OR 3 ROOMS and bath. Frisidaire;
adults. 500 A st. Sc.
4slO. ard ST. NV studio and double
FURNIsHLD APT, 8 rooms, kitchen and
bath: ! block from busline Apply from
dNH Snti IN E lae eFfHetss aSsa & ar :. or sir,.
ss.soas.. Sals,: nHSni4 Rs S4s o'A TRANSPORTATION
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THE EVENING STAR Washington. E. G.. B-l3
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT (cont.,

PHYSICIST, Navy Dept. civilian. needs
2-3 b.r, unfurnished any location suit
able children; car available, HEMAEN-
DINGER, RE. 74O0, Ext 5185, daily and
Sundey. IA. 1909 evenings. A.
ARMY MAJOR. wife and child desire furn.
or unfufn. house or apt near Bethesda.
Chevy Chase or Silver Spring area. Please
phone Oliver 1852.
ARMY COLONEL desires small furnished
house. preferably in walking distance
Wilson High School. Or. 3074.
COLONEL, permanently assigned. desires
Itwo-bedroom furnished house convenient
70 Pentason. Phone Republic 670O. Ext.
6623. between and 5.
COLORED-Want to rent or room
house or larger; best real estate reference
CO. 6l36. 81
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOUSE. Me- rooms. semi
detached well appointed: 2-car gar; fully
decor: new condition; excel. TRANSPORT.
ley Tech: coal hot-water heat attractively
furnished; $3.50 mo- Write for inspection
30'
5000 18th ST. NV Beautiful corner
home with 3 bedrms and bath on End
floor: den and a bath Oil 1St floor; oil
heat all electrical appliances, garage, and
well furnished available from Jan Is
1945, to June 15. 1945. at S1s5 rer mo
Seen by appointment only. Call CONNER
&: RYON, Realtors, 929 18th ST. NV
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APARTMENTS uhFueh,sHsp

1924 18th ST. N.W.-Bedroom, semiprivate
bath. porch, partly equipped kitchen: utili-
ties and telephone included
2 ROOMS, Kitchen and bath; all utilities;
available Jan. l; $3.50. 4221 3rd st. w.
Adults only.
3 ROOMS, private bath. private entrance;
20 minutes to the Capitol; excellent bus
service: hot-water heat; tenant must have
own electric ranse and refrigerator. After
= pm, all day Sunday. 5220 Silver
Hill rd Suitland Md
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APTs. FURk. AND uNFURN,

NE. SECTION rm, kitchenette and pvt.
bath n apt. bldg. Call between 5 and 8
= ADJOINING light Housekeeping rooms.
suitable bedroom and sitting room, for /
or ladies': strictly private: share bath
with one lady: $50 mo. unfur,, S65 mo.
furn.; available Immediately. Call CO.
0915 after z pn
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

livery. AT. 1884
cry, seasoned hardwood logs; NV section;
small pieces IN every cord Sligo 2119. L.
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-northwes..
MT. PLEASANT, a15e 18th st NV
attractive ttra,s We single closets; young sirl
fsae conTMsfa eSTs s9sv Rp 5ansp Swn:n CO aoo
Inc; gas hest thermostat n eontrolsd @ On show sss
yrs Ded. eas maid Service semfOlIs0s ap saS Sea"
FIRST HOWING-Dupont circle@For 2,
3 or young ladies': very clean. warm, new
furntqpe 1ae, newly redeeSrated rsplaee in
daily and evenings. See MISS IRMA. CO.
sass, ,ass ,RyiSd 1s1$,leth th st: NV. ,,
LAaoSI sAaasSSf sf SffehssSs attsT attrae
@af ufnree sTLsrss hsa s5 aoube
Sn sb frs beds ktshsn eosa D5lSleses if desired
1868 EUCLID ST. corner Of i4th-Large
carpeted rt ON for two. twin beds, attrac
iurn; , large closet, c:h:w: NO. 6Os6.
bome SINGLE aI Front ROOM in pvt
lady. If desired. breakfast before 7:3O,
RE. 6700. branch 79404.
1I0i 10Th ST. NV, 7o4 Sherman Apt
venient transportation: ladies. After 8 pm.
eoOs KALoRAMA RD. N.w-clean, nicely ny
furnished room for 2. home privileges
sos MASS. AVE- \ \. .W@Downtown room
for three; three ladies or gentlemen from
the service most welcome large room, next
to bath; inner-spring mattress; complete
privacy, This is not rooming house, but
$3.50 KANSAS AvE.-Large master bed
room. private bath; refined neighbour ood !;
girls or employed couple; $50. RA.
1910 BELMONT RD. N.w.-Nicely furn.
AD. $500 alter after $40. so 4" U'f' p'i'''s' s4''
i?2 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-Double room
so17 sSF kfaEoRAMAA AIS M sp sfsl Sw1ove,v room,
aad 9sqS us nexs NO to $685. Ss5
18th ST: NV, 1903 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
warm front double room, southern ex-
posure. 81 weekly
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE ROOMS. various
convenient locations Doubles and triples.
MRS. CARTER. Dupont 1853.
1872 ST. N.W.-Room for 2 gentlemen,
renned home. Suitable for officers or
executives
DOWNTOWN. 1115 sth st. NV. Apt. 90
Lee; front, warm, next to bath. 2nd f.:
Jewish fam: SIS sele., $40 double. RE. 1896.
1909 Sth ST. N.W.-Double rm., twin beds
ais also single room; near transportation.
1ssr ss gASsaHMEAD pL. N.w.-Lovely single
room room private A home; = svallsble Immediately;
LsSse ~ uTnsh.a saIns5.d
sHsns Nfas sT. sTaaa2Is a2ssrErs-srish. room. or
privtlsses: express buses. IA. S0SS.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Hor&heost

SINGLE ROOM, comfortable quiet: $50
per spne nc anni ayailabIe sIo Jan; lSt ST. Ii 1867
aged woman. Call before l pm. AT 5O26
1890 r ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. twin bed
..6 SA' TENNESsEE { " AVE. N.E.eLaTge ' 'iir front
room for ] or =. Call FIR. 1921.
WOODBRIDGE, 1900 18th n.e-Large rm
ch W; adult family, gentleman unlim
phone. North 1880
COLORED-For = employed single girls;
home privileges. Apply al 1877 R St ne,
easement apt
COLORED-Newlv furn. rm.. suitable for
= ladies. 1908 Hamlin st ne. AD 1895.
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BOATS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
sCoITY PUPPIES for sale. RE. 36I7.
COCKER SPANIEL, blond, female 3 mos.
GID, .pedisreed: Ho. 611s. 1882 North
Sapitol St. nv
roam; exceptionally well bred OIL alaS.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. little beauties, pedi-
greed and reg. AKC; Reas. 2IO4 Addison
Chapel I'd, Kenilworth, ne: Ii o317.
BOSTON BULL, male. 3 months old. cham
pion bred from Rockfellow and Rock-a-Bye
Dempsey, registered Axe; S1O0. TR
O141 before noon
COCKER SPANIEL. mos. male, tempo
rarily inoculated, solid black, shows pros
pect. sired by champion Dale Carlia S Bob
CAL Falls Church 2022-J
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. pedigreed
2449
COCKER, female, buff months old:
housebroken; reasonable: pedigreed 101
Atlantic st. Sc.
FOX TERRIER. male, IL weeks old. thor
ouehbred. 2@@6 Cathedral ave. NV. CO.
1873
PERSIAN KITTEN, red-orange male 8
mos. old, resistration papers, S25. DOG
HOTEL. 1344 Georgia ave. IA 4321.
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ROOMS FURh,sHEp-s.s. ond s.w.

kOOWS tUkNiShEO-S.e. 0no S.W.
1912 ST. SEE sleeping rms, for
gentlemen or couple; unlim phone, at
home privileges. Call Ii 2065.
ROOMS FURklsHEp-MD. and VA.
OLD ALEXANDRIA : Large single room
adj. bath, in pvt. home Of professional
couple: exc. trans: S35 mo TIE. 4752.
LARGE, BRIGHT RM., next bath. kitchen
and living rm.. PRIVILEGES; Homelike at
mosphere. l block from bus Girls only.
Call CH. s492, after pm.
CHEVY CHASE-Neatly furnished room
in private family: semipriyate bath, large
closet: near Conn. ave. bus: phone. ga
rage: for gentleman. WI. 3445 .}0s
ALEXANDRIA. jefferson Park-Lovely rm.,
twin beds: on 10c busline to Pentaeon and
Navy Bldg. TIE 1910.
BEAUTIFUL RM. with fireplace, Hollywood
twin beds. pvt bath and entrance: conv.
transp. Pentagon. Navy. Army Air Forces:
: su'tEois GoMMuNfcaTING sneerT ROOMS, can ae-
commodate from to : men or women: pri-
yate home: unlim. phone. Glebe AGO.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOM in or near Mclean Gardens for
settled lady: excellent references furnished.
Box 405-V, Star 29'
REFINED WOMAN wants small Single
room, private family. mr.. Dupont Circle
or Mt. Pleasant. Box 421-V, Star. 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALe.

e-FTECE DINING ROOM, white suite. GOOD
condition, 6-pc. Bird's-eye maple bedroom
spring mattress. maple twin beds, coil
springs and mattress; sell Immediately. best
offer for all or part. Union 0130
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ROOMS WITH soARo WANTED.

desires room, breakfast, some
dinners, occasional use Of piano, home
privileges. Arlington. Box 43S-Y, Star.
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POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY & EGGS.
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 K St W
Me 00S9
CHICKENS. 35 bantams for sale. laying:
also rabbits and hutches. Call FIR. 1914.
BOATS.
WANTED-Outboard motors regerdless Of
size or condition cash for same. 1877
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FARM & GARDEN.

TREES REMOVED. treated, evergreen
trimmed, landscaping, planting: work GOV
cred by insurance. Cali Union 0962. @
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
CORDWOOD, mixed, half pine and oak,
l6, ls and - in; seasoned; prompt de-
livery. AT. 1894;
CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt deliv-
cry, easoned hardwood logs; NV section;
small pieces in every cord. Sligo 2719 l.
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I4oO BLOCK GIRARD 81. N.W.-I3-room
and 4-bath brick. divided into apts, AL
furnished except 2 rooms: income $z1S
owner occupied: detached garage: $17.e50.
(Exclusive.)
20 rooms and q baths, divided into q ants'.
one Of which is furnished: present Income
5000 so month and the janitor's apt.
equipped with fire escapes, fre alarms and
extinkuishers, coal hot-water heat Price,
S25 300. .Exclusiysl W; c. 4. A: n.
ave. nv. OR. 4464; evenings telephone
DE. 5005.
(Oontinuod % Next Paeo)
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Edward {. Elliott Dies;
CAPITAL Transit Official

Edward @. Elliott, Is, superintend-
ent Of transportation for the Capt.
tai Transit Co. for the last 10 years,
died today at Garfield Hospital after
q brief illness. He had completed
So years Of continuous service with
the Capital Transit and Its predeces-
sor companies.
Mr.. Elliott, who lived at 314 Ten
nessee avenue NE, was born near
Norfolk, Va. Enlisting in the Marine
Corps at II, he served one term be-
fore becoming horse car conductor
for the Metropolitan Railroad Co.
He was successfully promoted to In
spector, supervisor. Brightwood d.
vision superintendent, superintend-
ent Of training and superintendent
Of schedules. His last position be-
fore the company became part o1
the Capital Transit Co. was super.
intendent Of operations In which
capacity he served 10 years before
becoming transportation superin-
tendent.
He Is survived by q son, John
Elliott, assistant superintendent
Friendship Heights Branch, Post
once; q daughter, Mrs. Mamie Cor
such, Washington; one granddaugh-
ter and two grandsons.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
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Rites for Col. Spencer
To Be Held at Fort Myer

Funeral services for Col. Ery Mil
ton Spencer, U. s. M. c., camp quar-
termastAr at Camp Lejeune, N. c.,
will be held at 8 am. tomorrow In
the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Col. Spencer, q member of the
Marine Corps for 81 years, died at
Camp Lejeune last Monday. He
was So years old.
A native Of Marquette, Mich, he
enlisted in the Marine Corps In
1907. He served for 10 years as an
enlisted man and was commissioned
q second lieutenant on July "A, 1917.
During the World War Col. Spen-
Ger served overseas in the Quarter
master Corps, participating in the
battles OF Chateau-Thierry and
scissors. st. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne
and in the march into Germany. He
later saw duty In other parts Of
Europe and In Haiti.
His widow, Mrs. Helen Catherine
Spencer, survives,
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1ratha

RICKETTs, nDITH Z. On sunday, oc-
iDffH s EicKSTTs Snss HUM. 6sisysd
Echo. Nd. Funeral services at the Colonial
1unsra nome Of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey.
acesyihe. Nd, on Thursdsy. October 20.
c.nsal.rss. & Il s.m' lnssrmsnt Rockville gnton ss
sunday. October 81. 1914, SAMUEL SAMUEL nos. B.
MSON Of 1881 18th h. NV. husband OF
The late Annie Robinson and istksr oi
ant Chase. Mrs.- Maude king and Henry,
Samuel, jr.. and Taylor Robinson. Also
suryiying are other relatives and friends.
Mcclure.
RUSS. MAGGIE DORSEY (nes classtte)
Miami. Fla, MAGGIE DORSEY Russ (nec
Clagette). widow Of the late 1t. Charles r.
Russ ana mother OF Marjorie Russ Baker.
SCOTT, MOKRIsoN. On Monday. oc-
GSsI ~ T. NV ADJ sos sslov.s scH nu.s.nd q
Of Laura v. SCOTT, uncle Of Wiiheirnins
Croxton. cousin Of Iskc Johnson, brother of
q oesH & oo .ns Tsna ns sS E.r
rison Of washington. 5. {. Al Also 'Isir snrvivins Vim
are other relatives and many friends
Az Aiter a2 ' noon Friday friends may s.ll 4
NV, where services. win be held on satur.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
SCRIBE, PEARL AMELIA. On Tuesday,
October -, 1914. At her residence, 62O7
New Hampshire ave. NV, Mrs. PEARL
AMELIA SERBE, beloved wife Of George
G. Serbe and mother Of 0eorge c. Scribe,
home, 1900 N at. NV. Notice Of funeral
later.
SOLLERs, GEORGE w. on Monday,
October %, 1914, GEORGE w. SOLLERS,
beloved husband Of Susie L. Sellers, father
Of Mrs. Harry l.. Shackelford Of Washing
Pa. Services At Chamber funeral home,
14O0 Chaplin st. NV. on Thursday, Oc-
tober 20, At l pm: Interment Loudoun
Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. rs
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TN @rntnrta,,t

1ERKELEY, WILLIAM A. A loyin,
yi1nute TO the memory of. my son, WH-
LIAM LIAM A. BkRKMEY, who passed into
eternal rest October Is, 1915.
MOTHER, MRS. NETTH GknlNxR. I
BLOWN. ELIZABETH. In loving re-.
membrance Of our devoted mother, : Mrs.
GiaaDeth Brown, who passed away two
years $50 today. October rs, 1912.
] was standing at your bedside
And saw your life depart,
ana when knew that you he'd eone
1t almost broke my heart.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard TO climb;
genty closed your loving eyes
And Whispered. Peace be thine" ,
AE SON AND DAU0HTXR-N-IAw
DOUGLAS AND ANNA NAE BROWN.
D0BBINs. GEORGIA. In loving r..
meMbrance Of my mother, GEORGIA DOE.
blN1s who departed this life two year,
aso, October 26, 1919.
October brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
shs VIII never b. forgotten
81 the one who loved her best.
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GeorgeR. Boker, IS, Dies;
New York Bunk OfficiuI

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-George n.
Baker, SO, vice president OF the
Manufacturers Trust Co., died yes
terday at his home.
A native Of Tppecanoe, Harrison
County, Ohio, Mr.. Baker began his
banking career in Lancaster, No,
In 1898. He later joined the
Chatham Phenix National Bank q
Trust Co. OF New York, which was
merged with Manufacturers Trust
Co.
Mr.. Baker was director Of the
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co., Unit
versal Match Co. Of st. Louis and
the General Transportation Cas-
ualty 81 Surety Co.
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1n Mrn1urtattt

ENTzMINGER, ODEAN BERNICE. In
memory of our dear mother, ODEAN
BRRNICE ENTZMINGER, who left US four
years ago today, October 25. 1910.
Mother, dear,
To US there need no words to tell
'Tis nothing that We loved 70 well.
VINO didst not change through all the past
THELMA AND GRACE.
HASLAM, JENNIE 8. AND JAMES H.
In loving memory Of my mother, JENNIE
9; HASl.AM, who passed away October 26,
Hso ss0 passed .ss ,a.asr .aas ossoser D. sos
They left loving memories
In my heart to stay,
To comfort and sustain me
LOVING pAuaHTER. ELLEN HAsLAM
JONES, MARCELLUS. In loving men,
ory Of MARCELLUs JONES, who departed
this life October %, 1943.
Just when life was sweetest
And We could have lived our best,
The rates Of Heaven opened
And you entered into the land of rest
HIS aoDMoTHER AND FATHER.
NEAL, MLLIE. In sad but loving re-
NEAL Of, Fairfax. va. who passed away
one year ago today.
had q wonderful mother,
A mother who never srev old:
DO patient ana unQerSt4nQ1nI,
She had heart Of sold.
would have liked to have been with YOU
dear mother,
When you reached that golden shore.
And rejoiced in that happy reunion
YOUR LoV1NG ~ aofto pAToArER ERsi 1Hae MRS MAT
TIE RAIBITTE LEWIS, AND NIECE
MISS RUTH KIRKPATRICK.
SHORTER, ALICE vICToRIA. Sacred
a. ca & SoF S'aa sao asS aso
entered the Great Beyond seven years ago
today, October 25, 1887.
It only seems . little way
To that strange country the Great
For it has grown to be the home
OF those Of whom We are % fond.
We need not think Of it as. death,
It Is but crossing with bated breath .
To find our loved ones waiting there
More wonderful, more precious than
YOUR DEVoTED SISTER AND BROTHER,
NARY = SHORTER AND cHARLEs T 3.
SHORTER.
WEEMS. HENRY H. A tribute of love
to the memory OF our dear husband and
father, HENRY H. WEEMS, who departed
1043.
How We watched and prayed and waited,
Trusting that the Lord might say,
Tiii ,4H tayf e'li snofben' mimi ca' so, 70 dearly
Still We watched and prayed and waited .
Until the angels came
And bore our loved one
Where there is no sorrow. krief or pain
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, AGNES, AND CHn-
DREN. RAYMOND. DAISY AND GRACE
TELLER, ANDREW, JR. IN, memory of
my son, ANDREW TELLER, Jr.. who
passed away one year ago today, October
rs, 1913.
October brings sad memories
OF . loved one gone to rest;
He will never be forgotten
By the one who loved him best.
Ny heart grieves in sadness,
MY eyes shed many q tear;
Only God knows how love and miss you,
dear,
At the end Of this long year.
HOTYYTR D
Evening star., 1944-10-25

ington University and Southeastern
University, from which he received
. law degree.
Mr.. Jones entered Government
service In 1910 as an electrical engi-
neer In the Bureau Of Construction
and Repair, Navy Department. He
transferred to the Treasury Depart
ment about eight years ago and was
chief Of the Federal specifications
section, Procurement Division, at the
time Of his death.
Active in civic groups, Mr.. Jones
was q member Of La Fayette Lodge Of
Masons and past patron Of Beth
any Chapter, OES. He is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Edith r.
Jones; two brothers, Robert N. Jones
and Melville E. Jones, and one sister,
Mrs. Geneyieve Hodges, all Of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
Evening star., 1944-10-25
Robert 5. Block, s., Dies;
Leqion Club MANAGER

Robert 8. Block, So, manager OF
the American Legion Club, 2537 Fiji
teenth street NV, died suddenly
yesterday at his residence, 2612 Ca
thedral avenue NV.
A native Of Austria, Mr.. Block
came to this country In 1906 and
settled first in New York, where he
worked at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
He came to the District four years
ago to supervise the kitchen at the
Columbia Country Club and left to
work for the American Legion
in 1912.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Sophie r. Block.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 10 am. tomorrow at st. Thomas
the Apostle Church. Burial will be
in Johnstown, Pa.