Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1921, Page 7

e : ; ' 2 i BROKER. DIES IN HQSBITAL fi%’%fl;‘ :{S‘u‘rxfifln .”:"umu'n... v i CARDS OF THANKS. bis home last night, PAYNE. We dexire to thank our relatives i and, after a consultation, ‘it wds de-| . | i et B clded to fush him to Emergemcy Hos- ! =~ | Prominent- Member of . Board - of | pital for an operation. Hendled short- 4. | ly after reaching the hospital, before | Trade—Had -Been IIf Since midnight. - y X | FE | IN MEMORIAY. CAHILL. A tribute of love &nd devotion to nory of my dear o departed thite January 7. 103 SIST DRAFT CASES PRESSED. Attorney General Palmer has in- formed tr House judiciary committee that the oepartment of Justice “had made e ry effort to procure indict- yments o1 information again: * all per- OB UL o aeeioa that i "is| MISS : CHRISTIANSEN: DIES. not _belleved that any considerable g number of persons guilly of a willful [meacher of English at McXinle: Volation of the act have escaped the & 24 noflce_ of this department and its! Manual Succumbs i’ cuflomu" Inyestigator Miss Carrie J. Christiansen, senior English teacher at McKinley Manual Training School. died December 19 I at Napa, Calif., where she had gene| Christmas Night. L. wi ugo toduy, HE Mr. Ramey was chairman of last; with her mother to recover her year's membership committee of the his leader |+ > s health, according to word just re- L Board of Trade. Under 2 i ) Seived at ive wemool Desth men ot | s T | ship the conmitiee established 3 roo i“Worst i Country,” Says 1l come o'er me, often fow. tributed to “nervous exhaustion. P 25X | ord for obtaining new pembaI eI A band near me, * isti : : 3 : which work he wasfete v .. Eid ¢ 3 Sear ago. ’ membera. of the ofieinal faculty 1oF . £ || recentiy given by the present mem- | Congressman, of Walter | s vie : , 5B Ly ashionable |||EFEulne el ke = S s v i iy, a i staff of Instructors when that institu- B i L ol (hs Board E A 2 ! of my Lusband, G tion was a part of the old Central Rual membership hita-nt of Lox JOSRe Reed, in Urging Inquiry. . . + g o % g f Trade, at the W High School. It is said to be largely < o . o o " 5 f eminine due to her efforts that McKinley has | | SR Month, = born in Indiana county. Pa. | ‘Walter Reed Hospital. where 1.400, ined its present growth. S d | war victims are receiving treatment o nd_ had live for the rig N sears agol and hnd lived|war v / I e & for the right, : ton most of his lif~. e | was called the worst fire-trap in th Tt ‘longs for- fight. o usiness and professional mem and E 4 .17 B A Al widor, \ive | MeLeod. the baby member of Con-| 11 thes Thee back, my own® R d Ctlon Sale women who were pupils of her classes : : e PN Taimey | Sreee N imsa Al farnier lectvlce imant | kT e Bt anuary eau L L AIC S T ¥ 3 Y. and a dauzhter in arguing before the rules commit- | thy by 5 = & . . California. She came to this city in P 4o % = Bureral o S 5 oelosk in the | tee of the House today for a congres- —offering you extraordinary values in high-grade 1900 and became, in 1901, a member | | T R TR | &y A s s saereon's under. | sional investigation of the fatal fire | pryyyveg Slippers, Pumps, Boots and Oxfords of the most dis- e ;rl-_ia::’_«!ngeg:lgfigflltg'l.“l:a“vrz{lt B 5 taking ”S,w"\'x;"T.:i:"[}::“,?uf;hnfil":e 4t Walter lied Hospital on Decem- MILITARY e e T tinctive fashions and in all desirable colors and ma- Hchoollto laceominodnte Ithe ‘crowded B & 3§ nor:ih‘:‘t::l~ a e v Interment{ Jtccommendation for Improving the 3 i onil o ey < | cnrollment of recent years had put B 2 | il be in Rock Creek cemetery fire protection at the hospital until | | Nt ax Tk as terials at her under a mental strain, and. 3 v fircprocf buildings cun be erected o . threatened with a nervous break- R b % were made by Edwin M. ary, for | $9 75 to $13 50 palr down. she scured leave of absence . s | thirty. years an attorney Dis . or a yvear last September, going to ¥ o j trict, whose home is adj G her old home in California. De:alled 8 ASK DRY LAW CHANGES- Rospital barrucks v information with regard to her death . —_— witness of the fire. and funeral has not reached this city. mds Better Protection: —_— Considering that prices for Val Richter’s foot- wear in and out of season are always lowest, quality Measures Intrcduced in California o : ester | Jesida the . ry recommended that with vy, 1736 K § 3 For o o b s : left_ behind considered, this offering is extraordinary. Dr. W. C. Rodgers Dead. Legislature. Lo stci in danger from fire in | S e HIS SISTERIN'-LAW SARAH. * ~ ST ie” 5 ILADELPHIA.—The Rev. Dr. Wil- AN B g y T.— D D O g sl poiad i . = co o Complete stock of “Tweedie” Boot Tops and : nlfiéfigfiwdwé' O RS R RANEY SACRAMENTO. Calif. Jamipary ©.—|oa5r "and all connceted, a fire alarm | c ther-in I TAT AN “Onyx” Hosiery. iSt. 's Protestant Episcopal Church ¥ % Two, measures memorializing Con- | from ‘Walter Reed should be treated | life one vear 3 2 |at Radnor, near herc, is dead at his| K E.Ramey local real estate broker | grocs to permit ‘the different states to |as a second alarm fire and that a 4 5 3 3 < > best men in the ser- You departed the sy i . home here ieis, Was sixty-four years| and prominent member of the Wash- | S0 0100\ (lic content of beverages | Iimber of the best men T (o departed (e sun was bigh and a 1chlier. old. Dr. Rodgers was editor-in-chief of | ington Board of Trade, died last night 3 Colstead'act to per- | . z P a Sizes ’ 5 * Widths the Church News of the Pennsylvania [at Emergency Hospital, following an |and to amend the Volstead a Per-| stations in that vicinity. : . Wods Jannars 921, | Aud yon passed to Leaven before the coming AAA to D Diocese. He had served parishes at|illness lasting about two weeks. R ture of light- wines and. The hearing was continued until 10:30 | % paidonce, off e B 1t09 s jincenes § t I3 ] mit manufactut e e Houed untl 20 304 . Pigeon, 1316 Vern, A beautitul suile played o'er your face as 5 s - N 5 3 e chie ¥ 8, ut only | brook, N. Y. Stones Christmas night, and aad. been | fornia legislature. engineer and Assistant Chief Sulivan of | BROWNE. :i.;a' ."& et ———————————— | the Fire Department will be invited to| ks e SISTER-IN-LAW ANNA. * == 77l | be_present. -d on ‘of [ ; fl| In opening his argument before the 1 Tirowne, father of Seretin | 1145 L Wio Geperiad tame S aL iilll| | committee, Representative McLeod said . William Marion Taslor, brother of | that he made his plea for an investi 5 e of Harry Smit tion, because he is an ex-serv & o Sl raatiyesaun i sene G K stk lan departed this lite one 0. January 7, 192 make known 1o you what these condi Al daughter 2 yrnes n nd-bye. tions are and to request a congression: and the late ¢ a s .,m,.,,,; T DMOTHER. MARY investigation. 1 would like to show the | from ler late residen 624 st n.w Avenue | B nns ani ¢ {|ll| | and personally knows some of the exist- | ing x 5 1 f ; & e P ] ia seventh lli { ing conditions at Walter Reed. 3 l 1011 3 Ve wourd ok Tery from ier heart, = o o 7 His Duty to Expose Condition: 3 ck S e ¢ 3 S Sh'eet “I believe it my duty.” he said, “to 5 o ., Jao i 5 ) ' inadequate attention and care the di January 8. at 10 a.m. abled soldicr receives, men who are| CHAMBERS, .. S s iDaeember " SINKTIA T8GR il sad crippled and maimed as the result of | 11 0. in < : |nrol:ctlng us—the men who we must A eloved 1 ot Anua Nhe lived £ ‘ c P Aag e " 1 comfort. o e Ruppert oldest son o hose he o We want to repeat—that for more than fifty years our prices have been as low for similar qualities as any Liouse iy o peotectitolitnaibest foltonr liam W and Georsaos Cram. HATTIE, T CHA D Mr. McLeod said he had made a D AU eENEne JOHNSON. = = : Sacred to - in the United States. And so they still are today. . ‘ persenal ‘iavestigation "und hiad found - Saturduy, January 8. 1031, cousin, LOUIST, J0N NeoRe oy of my dear out t Samuel Vaniella was an or- s . cternal rest two years ag = ol —Saks & Company derly in ward 33 at the time of the | A 1919, 2= RECHRtLY, Havuary: 3 re. He said the patients were sup- i et posed to be searched repeatedly before ; SRR < Ries f mae ¥ Booh e ben going to their rooms. Thix was not! b et And while she lies in peaceful slec done on the morning of the fire, he A) : B mmandery, > The memory of her I will always keep. quoted Vaniella as saying. 4K T ening of Friday. Junnary [ More and wore exch day 1 mivs son . Fricnds ma, n e explained to the committee the be pariors Y think the wound is h e 2 ° . 9 ” [ best information he had received re- Tt Sl Cliapin s, Sir i Bat Tittle o tiey Know'ihe soryon garding the conditions at the time of | o o g i COmmandery asylum | That lies in my heart e { the fire. He said that while there 1 1.0 or at the undertaking parlors mdt MDEVOTED COUSIN. LLEANOR MA- smoking in the insane ward, he him- | I > CHRISTIANSEN. Sunday. December 19, self, while accomparied by three other | 57 TiclE s, ey Ceie: {JOHNSON. Sacred to the i wi s, saw soldiers smoking while 1 - Calif.. CARRIE J. CHRIS- | “votea mother, MATIT DA™ a0 Sf Sur de- Two assortments of Saks’ Suits and Over- “Opportunities”—many of them—so grouped ™ Tinar Brtenives mprateciea.. | SR T ST, AR | et o 4 Sy > K, % . B k 5 LAKK, in bix 85th sear. Funeral | KROPP. In loving remembrance of my d coats that are attractively priced now— that the purse benefits while choice is liberalized. (Represeniative Ncteod sl cytcs R a8 e R g fact that a week ago there was an- L\ LINDSLEY. widow of the late | Dear mother, vou Lave . in fhe KGth year of her | L Aeothes iymar, “ " . . - 54 other fire at Walter Reed Hompital, Jidence, & S e et ke They are real .red?ctlogs—whlc.h 18 Cl'l Oi ce f or : Choice fOl' 203,4bac thore s & great deal of al: | Muwacumeits vet . Rataroas: Jasuars | ’.J!T‘w Tiech itk Serm there. Why we term them “rational”™ reductions. ot long To bave you here: i there which are unprotected. 5 B t Your 0 xweet I would not wake you, i N mittee that in the two insane wards ~afier Tong iuess 21 atl Your loving wmile wnd tenderziess 1 1 3 which were destroyed there were' be- 1 beloved son of the Tohn | ade sunshine everywhere. i We are not endeavorni‘g to race off into sen- 7 5 Il Sween “Forey *ana firey pasienta. He | b smi Lomk Gotdemmrein sm sy dnte SO0 | Tu this 1aud of sorrum, i [ ] [ J said that his characterization of Wal- | DPloved brother of Katie Parke; ixon. here friends are so few, Representative McLeod told the com- { GOLDENSTEIN. Thursda hi sationalism—for we realize there’s a to- R T o S e T o | Miiowrs i Sayber. | - i e country” = = e 5 HER LOVING DAUGHTER. * Ui . - 3 2 Wwas quoting from a statement by the ikGves Al = i morrow coming—and we think too much Crompton's _All-weather Cor- ~ Choice of Fancy Cheviot and commander of the American Legion. | yiiany wegmetes. samuary 5 T Gother. “FAR A KA "8 B orance, of i = i B duroy suits, with khaki lining. Cagsimere Suifs, with one ‘and & upon the committee that the situstica | THEODOKE. beloved husband of Ausa Heili| f00F Years 50 today, January 7. 1917~ © if of our standi d t highl that Wood Brown Corduroy Suits, . pairs of pants—some are the ATt Hoed s entosmnry iaation | mann, al from Lie Tate cexidence. 2911 | Just o thought of sweet remembrance, il ng* and prize too lg y a with two pairs of full-lined pants. ~ famous Right Posture. Qus and that it is imperative that rment AL | Jen s Samrwesy foud apd rwe; il s . Fancy Cheviot Suits—some with — for. school and o TnonId Jmes that Sgreater, . Departed this life Wednesdns Aud a heartache still for you, il community confidence which we have one, others with two pairs of drgs";;‘;::’,, e ifanty patterns pootection is afforded to the 1400 war | ™5 tuar 'ar 6535 p'm AL on restienee: | M2y the Leavealy winds blow softly i - ants. > - a letter which he had written to| Satnrisr sia : - prmertl | et et and hallowed xpo | d f h fi P . belt all around. en ay, Janoary '8, at 2 p.m. Relativi 1id the changing seenesof Nac, oohar, i enjoye or,.these -Odd‘ years——to de- Novelty Overcoats — Double- i Chinchilla Chfln&:: Mapes of the House District | and friends invited. . You will never be forgot. HEI SON, * i b b k and belt Novelty Overcoats—in. committee making recommendations | MAYNARD. Suddenly. January 6, I 3 % reasted, button to neck and bel S to for better service by the fire depart. n : g5 LN pan "4 Femembrance of our darlin il fr 1-1 h dS “,11 h h round. and Fancy tures; button 3 Vi G | LN e 180 rem . Il pal’t om the metho 1C ave glven us b gl“:v:l;inaws — in the popular neck; belt all’around. E::s‘n‘e':g awfié‘)‘-y )5:0':3:&0':;';[:5‘6‘",;;; o N Dsge 0 two years ago inauy',“.v'nn'n‘-‘r';“; 5?;‘ =] il our leadership - ¥ plaids; Norfolk style. Mackinaws——convenié:le col;prs; ignored the recommendations. pers please copy.) i dicd Sammenng- | SAMUEL”C.” LONG, c ! Ehdhabisi JRERT g A2 Sizes in the above- to 17 in“all the smart plaid combina- —_— . Suddenly, Tuesday, Januars 4.! I alwaysn Pipn RS s i 7 izes in the above.run up n 1921, at Philadelphin, P, FANSIE B ys think of yon. dear Maudie, ;’ A years. fions: ' ESCH PROPOSAL TO AMEND | Mz, belovad Wit of s ©. Merers | Tins woria scia i b * nee e). Remains at Lee's undertak- ‘ould you be with me again. i lors. . 1§ | We have cut prices unprecedgntgdly degp. T WATER POWER LAW IS UP |zanesns ry 6, 1921, at 1 T e el forget vou i Hospital, ELM] God 1, S i probably never have we gone to such ex~ Also— " RAMEY. beloved hosband of Lillien N i Since you mive palcolORY 5 | - % Ho Ramesy, aged 59 years. Funeral from chap GRANDMOTHER LAURIE. ¢ b { B <5 d o e Boys’ Fancy Cheviot Knee, Pants—some knicker. use Committee Hearing on Pro- of Thor. 8. Sergeon, 1011 Tih st nw. Sunc e st B a " uaj ), 2 p.m. e Vi is —~ remes betore. Butit’s due to conditions— m:(;r, others straight cut; strongly sewed. Sizes 4 51.48 hibiting Use of Park Waters for :{ir:dsntffic{:e'm atiena. Interment " at A o e o ot e g ) S84 Lo Siesterelo coadon S A el 5 4 9 . our heart: et 9 | and we always accept our responsibilities s T : Dsvelopmen tiErojecta BAMEY. Muanic srricer for Tosiber EL. | A shudow rest spon oot e ,l d fulfiu h . 1 3 Boys’ Wool Golf Hose, in Heather mixtures; they D omossentative) m;“rr;.r?oareg Lodge, Xo. 17, F. A A. M., Sundey. Tnanary | Where'er we- tomn toeorae took | an them consistently an courage~ are the sportive kind the boys want.- Sizes 8% to 11. 81 49 el e ibliue foneta D n Newamnse Semme' | Welsto o racins Bl VAL ousl Reduced from $2.45.a pair ......... ... .. lo.li ey | parks for. hydro-electric developments, | - vern " g o e UDE. i y. g - 725 was the subject of a hearing before the : 1t i) Sl | my dear father, "VIBGIL T. POOLE wht House Interstate Commerce committee| ices at Arlington will be unde, the auspices fogpried this life two years ago, Junuary 3, of Kit Carson Post, No. Fewleniay. - Diveclor Mather of dhe ma- | Py~ Sl 02T tional park service, told the committee- | napolis, Md.. Miss WINIFR] | . Boys’ Domet Sleepers; neat patterns; full .cut;"sl’ss : il So we have cut heroically—temptingly e R Dags of sadness come o' o'er me, Sacred tears do otten flow, = = 3 = ED T. RYA But memory keep you i . PR Boys’ Union Suits—small .lots of one of the best 95 men the Interior"Department was agree- | beloved sister of Mrs. Mary Hussey of this Though you died” two years apo™" o 3 i h: i city. P 1 1 Costello’s i vojed two years ago. —to you, we are sure—mf youvll d_lscnml- fitting brands. Values up to $2.00 . C f;:’,’,:&,n',v{:'of,,};':,,‘:',"fléb{fl:“p:,?flyuf“} Seior. No: 2 W e ety St woo. 3 LOVING 80N, Joun %hooLe. I il h £ - - not to areas contiguous to them which | 34 520 4™t at St Aloysiue Church at | WOOD, 4 gribute of R L | nate justly in the matter of “sales. Secretary "Payne Indorsed ‘the’ pescns | SYITH. " The “burii of WILLIAN 3t w| 1, WOUD. rho derarleltull T ARGRET | > o bar development in the parks, which | Siih: ‘o died 8t Me residence 13 B | ey 2 i i he said, might mar their scenic t i “plice Saturday, 3 21 our hearts Temains within | You have the choice here of Sui Men’s Sweaters pSald, miehs mar helr scenic beauty. | TSl Kl Sty s e o e choice here of Suits : federal power commission, said he did| and friends are invited. ANDGRANDDAUGHTER, ESSTETUCRER I . = : tea : : : 3 not favor changing the amendment to 2 ! and Overcoats that sold up tp $55, There’s nothing quite “snuggles. up” to a.man and make it apply only to present boundaries| NAH E. ( rry),” ag - 2 A g = A of ‘parks, but Secretary Meredith, the [ loved wite of William F. for) . Lusiia, RS s e 5 keeps him warm like a Sweater— : e gther member of the commission, said | 1T e Jatg, rsldence. Some members of the committee ex- | VIERECX. Thursday, January 6, 1921, at her These are— pressed the “eeling that the Esch amend- ce. Lo . Cleveland_ Fark, o - = ; . g = t a 12 not lude d X . _wife of Hewry L. Viereck In another group—the choice of $ 1 7 b $10, $12, $13, $14 and $15 Pennsylvanias Velopment in the contigueus aseas byt| ind,mother of Haroidene aud Pearce Davin 1l from above a o - Henry J. Pierce, president of the Wash- | dress Saturday. January , at 2 pon. 1 . - Dy : s e Suits and Overcoats that sold up to V-neck, Shawl collats, Coat and Pull-overs : I ad primment oo T e P 2 2 5 : pan = ing the | wASHINGTON. land s S5 O i ic ot te e s totadorane —in Blue, Maroon, Heather. and Oxford mix- $Q.75° - Diinas of the population o 1o Pange| | L oclock am af ber redence | Do ok ave slope, thought it might, and referring to NGTON Amther }!“m". T = 5 - mt "as . Ine 'rom Vi 2 Tant ihat- the' Tnterior Deparement| Avcaus Haptui Choreh, Sundss, Jancary.d And the recommending word—is [l wouia ve satistea to tave the amend-| gatu® S 1 ey, canzorre .| _Mede Shimet Facoumn Tan, N ment refer to present boundaries alone. 0l ' - 2 WEEB, in_the 04ih year of her age. Fu. e g - Representative Winslow, republican, | iy, 5, e 04ih vear of b 3 2 5 SAKS CLOTHES—SAKS MADE Men’s Fum[sh S of Massachusetts, sxying he wished (6 | Biibhw S Shuibl Webo. T8 uh o0 " Timothy Hanlon 3 learn the opinion of those “not inter-| i 5:30 p.m. Saturdsy. Jawaars 8 308 €1 H ST. N.E. __ Phone L. 556. : 5 in . water power development,” | Tatermeat private. 5 - ' SR N d el e ked Mr. Pierce if he had any testi- 3 3 Quick. Dignified and Efficient Service. Two Trousers Specials Cloth Gloves, with wrist strap and clasp;, wool- $F .15 = ' IS0 onrinE utect from e oot | TS0 demingr 5 108, 3t S12 pm. e |y Pty Hton sorm it lined: $2 value 4 B g . B U on ‘the Pacific slope to support| beloved wife of Dr. Lawrence Wilson, -sister ST. N.E. Li il o , 10F B R O VRS A D P ¥ 'vl?m Mr "'“"f’,.’eé‘"ed" that h? :'ix:finfi': Keunedy, aged 72 sears. P-| Aq sugk” ncoln 8484. ii1] J 3 H s 5 o 5 4 <o 35 a0 iy i i t = BEAVIORE o 2 = s i Not only do they afford a saving in money—but Thread Silk Hose—Black; some self clocked; a S8t tho pbig there. tavered the ver | P siziction as acospted by the park service. | gy “ZEPn RC'.-IORST" 5 y —_———— . my dear g 3 301 pitol Street 7 who departed this life five years ago today, Phone Lincoln 372 1+ /JOHN BURKE RETIRES. | s leidlud AT R o R o N, A T tive years ago, January 15, 1 e U. 8. in ew G 5t, 24 Treasurer o of Gone to rest, but not forgot JAMES T. RYAN, \ tér THEIR GRANDSO: M. WiILLIAM- they are Suit savers— - others Risto ribbéd; full fashioned. - $2 grade: . Worth up to $12.50—for $6.95 , b Bl 1 thise G S S percentage. of: wool in these garments, 0. §, 45 . < Worth up to 58.50—for 34.95 ! chfllar.% value On the Economy Floor In sad but loving remembrance of N, s ® 3 ! York Banking Concern. (s m‘"l PA. AVE. 8.8, » i . ;3 < e . In loving remembran 14 d pel. 28 ;John Birke, treasurer of the United | By ana ‘father. KOBERT F. BRoWN | MoC®™ TPavate Ambulances " & B] States since 1913, retired today, his; who departed this life five years ago today, repignation having been accepted by| January 7. 1916. Men s ats 3 A President Wilson. Mr. Burke has en- ¥+ of sadness still come o'er me, tered & New York banking firm. Secret tears still often flow. o 3 Guy F. Allen, assistant treasurer, But you are ln memory near me, | (Fourth Floor) We are going to sell tomorrow Soft Felt Hats— o T BOe s s o o e S L OVING Wire. in all the wanted shapes; all the desirable colors; silk . learned that President Wilson does| Hafgioq8 [eherl, focg im well 9 o fo 5 . 2 . 1 p 2 : not_contemplate making an appoint-| wait et il det Lol s him hence | lined and silk trimmed; some with back bows; ment to the vacancy, leaving it to be| i boow pie e eell call 1 I ! C— ’ B i l es others bow on side. $5 grade. . PR Ao oieg by ei sl mvae Ol eoothe bin 1a/kis bourajor inal, it ’ . . . ™ < How sweet ‘twill be for you to know l We have found these special lots with manufacturers All the Children’s Plush ‘and Velour Hats—HALF-PRICE. SEES T0OO MANY BUREAUS. Seejropecti bl o i whose productions we know well enough and favorably Boys’ Golf Caps; worth $1.50—plain and _.95¢ Fotins" Hophina) Prortdont || States)| ot tiao0e me lored an watl: el : i - enough to commend them to you—and they are bar- fgncy 24 D, ! 5 , Hopkin: Safely home with Him o dwell. Cause of Business Depression. Gone from earth, yes, gone forever, s will gaze in vain; a2 I il gains at the quoted prices— BALTIMORE, January 7 (Special).— 3 his Volew, o mever— H st. ne. Modern_Chapel. | . d The present business depression Is| . Never more on earth again. 2 H b o 3 S AUG! 3 E N AN ' Men’s Suits and Overcoats— ¢4 m (g ’ R &fon SFecinen Linuy | it Hoag U RO w0 They are in every way desirable in model and 1 * o Mel'l S Sh()es pPRESAE SN P B rretion. botn ‘b the Satate mavs | TVhote acur foris we i mies: FortLincoln T onor s make—and are plainly worth much more. i il f" £ : E ish i & o e b ersments and the natlonal govern-| it NLSC O Shem o' thele bliss. ‘Baltimers m&.:fi:‘ selection of ten styles—En; and conservative— - e e e Johns Hope o 22%: | One by one our Lome is emptied, Oftices: 828 14th st. n.w. 2 i i i s 7 Brown, Mahogany, un-metal, . our, Calf and o(her . beorbing new .capital and placing | Gt winr ommioe some da: Here’s a timely special—great big comfortable 2 ¢ lar leath All sizes the lot. : staggering burden on private en- | _ HIS DEVOTED SON. GEORGE BROWN. o i Coats that’ll defy the wintery weather. popuiar: lcaticrs. Stzcs; among e lot. B Sorprisss on which the people depend | = mer e tD S0 SEORGR BROWN. 2| Bqqde Bros. Co,, 1214 F I X o X Regardless of what the.price has:been 3 T e e, iy ere also rais- | COL. WATTERSON NOT ILL. X A3 i ’ R s TR 20 : ey >t beli h GALVESTON. Tex. J = | i Men’s Pants— s 95 . Boys’ Mahqgany Brown' Calf’Shoes, with sqhdpak e ol will g: able b0 C-fin?'fh;hfiufigg:t?f Reports that Col. el’:lenl"y. ngv.l?l;arlon :-.;: I Cassimere and Worsted Pants—in both mixed and 3' soles and rubber heels—made on.the English last; sizes $[=.45 A A A R D L (e e T EXgEESSITE S e XA I‘ striped effects—all waist measures. 2% to'S Regular $7 grade . .. 5 s o ] ‘their agencies and the costs of their | Watterson and the colonel’s phy- I : B operation,” said Dr. Goodnow, “and|sician last night. “There is nothing rfifiate Floral Tokens Bo new government enterprise should | to it Mrs Watterson tlolpdh the Asso : = = — » atarted in the next five or ten |ciated Press over the tele] 3 = ik ;u‘u. i informed of the rumor. 26th and N. Y. Ave.Mals 162,