Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 7

)i B =D 1 EDNE ) _ brown, L A € e L DL S A A L AT REMNANTS AND OUR GREAT Quarterly Stock Clearing Tomorrow will come pretty nearly being the final wind-up of all goods bought for winter selling, and together with remnants of all sorts will make one of the biggest “sale” days of months! Everything will be grouped in lots as far as possible, making extra riday Will Nearly Clean m p chances for those who are keen enough to pick the best things! Aren’t you interested? Coats Going Strong The winter-end prices make selling brisk in any weather! We hope to end things in the Coat Department tomor- w! 2 $33.50 Polo Mixture Sport Coats, belted styles, $15.75. $58.50 Coats, $18.75 6 Straightline Coats—splendid polo mix- tures, goldtone and velours—in henna, reindeer, rust, brown and green. 2 $49.50 Polo Mixture Sport Cours. with large raccoon shawl collars, $232 $75.00 and $85.00 Coau, 329.75 20 Winter Coats for little—diagonal, bolivia, suede cloth, yalama and veldyne— belted and panel back, seal and nutria coliars, navy, brown, rust, green, nankin, reindeer, taupe and beaver. $95.00 to $108.00 Coats, $39.75 20 Fine Straightline Coats and Wraps, with large fur collars. Materials are yalama cloth, goldtone, bolivia and chamo cloth. Colors, navy, black, brown, nankin, gray and reindeer. $110.00 to $127.50 Coats and Wraps, $46.75 18 Handsome Garments—in Evora, chamoistyne, yalama cloth, bolivia and veldyne. with seal, nutria and opossum fur collars. \a\—y beaver. taupe, brown, black and nankm b $130.00 to 3145 00 Coats, $59.75 10 of the finer of the winter's Stralght- line Coats, in veldyne, peachbloom. bolivia and chamoistyne. with panel plaited backs, narrow belts and large fur collars. Navy. reindeer and black. Coats which offer a safe investment. $130 to $165 Wraps, $69.75 15 of the choicest of the season’s styles —Wraps and Wrappy Coats—in corduval, fortuna, chamoistyne and veldyne. Yoke and front blt styles—large fur collars— colors are mnavy, gray, reindeer, brown, nankin and black. $135 to $150 Coats, $69.75 15 high-class Wooltex Fashion Coats— wrappy, full back nad belted styles—of marvella, peachbloom and chamoistyne. Navy, French blue, beaver, green and brown. ENDS OF SKIRTS l:d t:ne Quarterly Clearing of Winter ends $12.50 Skirts, $6.50 10 Straightline Serge Skirts, front panels, with button-trimmed inset pockets. Navy -nd b ck. 6.50 Skirts, $10.75 10 Box. Side and Panel Pleated Serge Skirts, navy and black. $9.75 5.00 Skirts, 10 Brown and Tan Velour Striped Skirts; box plaited, narrow belts. $25.00 and $27.50 Skirts, $10.75 20 Velour Check, Striped and Plaid Plaited Skirts; all good color combinations, of tan and brown, gray and blue, navy and gray, black and white. $12.75 $25.00 and $30.00 Skirts, 10 Faflle Silk and Satin Skirts, plaited flounces, straightline, panel plaits and tunic styles; navy and black. $10 to $15 Leather Bags and Purses, $6.95 Desirable styles, but because they are odd pieces they suffer this reduction. Large and medium size swagger bags, also leather purses of seal, morocco and vachette, in brown, blue and black; some fitted with purse, mirror, pad and pencil Swagger bags, in pleated front style, with long double handles. Can’t be duplicated! Dresses—Dresses ‘There secem to be more and more dresses to go in the Winter’s-end Clear- $35.00 Silk Dresses, $9.75 4 Black Satin Dresses, plaited, and soft blouse styles, lace collars. $30.00 Dresses, $14.75 10 Tricolette Dresses—straightline and tunic styles—navy, black, brown and henna. $25.00 and $27.50 Cloth Dresses, $13.75 10 Navy Tricotine Dresses, wide sashes and braid trimming. $50.00 to $79.50 Dresses, $32.75 12 Navy Blue and Black Dresses, in fine tricotine and suede cloth—coat, tunic and straightline styles—embroidered, beaded and braid trimmed. $30.00 and $35.00 Dresses, $17.75 - 15 Lovely Beaded Georgette Crepe Dresses—long tunic and soft blofise style, tunfc made over silk foundation. Navy, black, taupe and brown. $35.00 and $40.00 Cloth Dresses, $21.75 25 Tricotine Dresses, French bodice, low waistline and coat styles—circular skirts, braid trimming and satin sashes. Navy, brown and black. $95.00 to $103.00 Dresses, $59.75 10 Smart Navy Blue and Black Tatlored Tricotine Coat Dreases and more elaborate - styles with self-color beads, tinsel thread and floss silk embroidery. $83.50 to $100.00 Gowns, $53.75 10 Afternoon Gowns, of strictly high class, in costly Moroccan Crepe or Satin de Chine—elaborately beaded and embroid- ered—navy, brown and black to choose °$110.00 to $127.50 Gowns, 9.50 10 Elaborate Gowns. in Morocean Crepe, Kitter's Ear Crepe, Silk Laces and Du- vetyne, with gold and silver thread em- ‘broide: silk braiding, jet and crystal beading. Dresses, $19.75 2 $69.50 Chiffon Velvet Afterncon Gowns, silk_cord girdles; navy and black. $95.00 and $12%00 Gowns, 7 5 Chiffon Velvet Dinner Gowns, gold lace bodice, lace vests, steel beading and ribbon " trimmings. Navy, brown and ac $45.00 to $50.00 Dresses, $23.75 fternoon e, silk, lace 204 taffeta: Navy, black and brown. . $50.00 Dance . Dresses, $24.75 8 Pance Dresses, in satin, silk nets and taffeta, petal and draped tunics— pink, rose, maize, turquoise, peach and lavender. $55.00 to $75.00 Dresses, $29.75 You'll find good choosing among these twenty Afternoon and Street Dresses, in satin, crepe de chine, Canton crepe, meteor and crepe satin—théy are beaded or em- broidered—with lace vests and ribbon girdles—and in navy, black and brown. $55.00 to $75.00 Dance Dresses, $32.75 15 Dance Dresses, in fine radium silk, satin, silk, net and soiree silk. with metallic lace bodices, ribbon girdles, rose- bud trimmings. Silver thread, embroidery, flesh color, rose, orchid, light blue, maize, lavender, jade flame, peach and white. < Repeated! Advance Sale of Sample Worsted Tuxedo Sweaters Spring Styles—Regular Retail Prices, ”-50 to $15.00. . .$5.90 Last Friday we sold 53 of the original lot of 200—and that's a big sweater business this time of the season. When you see what’s here—there’s little wonder they went so fast. New tuxedo sweaters for spring, of pure worsted, zephyr and Shetland wool, links and links and plain and fancy weaves—some with contrasting angora revers. Solid colors, in navy, black, brown, sand, gr:y, tomato, and com- binations of black and white. buff and brown, brown and gold, sand and brown, beige and gold. Also wool jersey sweaters, in ‘black and white -and black and buff. NOW FOR HOSIERY REMNANTS nl:sng.liyo-rdumdm-mlmr. 85¢ and $1 Silk Lisle Hose, 49c Sheer Silk Lisle Stockings, with fash- foned back, mostly all sizes, in black, cor- dovan and’ white. $1.50 to $1.75 85¢ Full fashioned silk lisle Stockings, re- ‘ inforced at wearing points. Regular and out sizes. In black, brown and white. Act quickly. $3.25 to $4.25 Wool Stockings, $1.39 Wool sport Stockings, in plain and ver- tical stripes. Not al Come early. Good for mon- wear mmer! $3 and $3.75 Snlk Stockings, $1.69 Full fashioned silk Stockings and a good supply. In white, black and colors. Broken lots. 8169 will close them out tomorrow! $5.50 to $11.50 Fancy Stockings, $3.85 Hand-embroidered lace and clocked styles, in full fashioned, high quality Silk Stockings. Black, gray, white and & num- ber of shades. A Rush for Underwear Remnants There’s no time to delay when Friday finds such prices as these! $1 Muslin Underwear, 65¢ What if they are mussed—a wadhing will make them like mew, Envelope Che- mise and PQIII(.'.. alse Misses’ Gowns. Ceme early! $1 Underwear at 85¢ ‘This lot will quickly meit away—muslin mowns, envelope chemise and petticoats, lace and embroidery trimmed. Sitghtly mussed. $2 Undmr, $1.35 Hurry for fine Muslin Envelope Che- mise and Petticoats, prettily trimmed with Iace. aiso Batiste Gowns, ia fesh color, at $3 Silk Camisoles, $1.65 Satin and crepe de chine tallored Cami- soles, In flesh and white. Mighty pretty. $5 Silk Chemise $3.45 ‘Exflored enrvelope—creD: mntin, - hemstitched yokes, with strzaps. Beautiful allks, \nuuxuuy made. $5 Silk Gowns at Outy ¢ will go shortly after store open- g Fine corduroy. 1n rotc. purple and nswy; slipover style. Sale of 50 New Silk Bags at $2.95 ‘We wizsh we could have bought more to sell at this price—they are such wonder- fully good values. Newest styles of all- silk mofire, covered beaded catch, inside frame and mirror, some with tassels, others without. Smart shapes in the favored shades for spring—taupe, navy, brown and black. These will go in a Jiffy—make your selection early. Here Are Blouses A clean-up from our big Feb Blouse Sale—hundreds ol‘ bleonr::i mussed and tumbled—in a quick Friday clearance! $2.95 to $3.95 Blauses, $1.85 Can't them t00 highly—voile and batiste, in all white, solid colors or white with colored stripes; some with roll col- lars front embroidered or with dainty lace edtt or narrow plaitings, long or short sleeves. $5.00 to $6.95 Blouses, $2.85 From our February sale—remarkable clearing price—Various 0dd lots of blouses —-mavy taffets silk, with white stripes," forming large plaid; also light colored tyb silks, roll convertible collars; long sleeves wmz clm‘fltflnl cuffs. $5.90 to $10.00 Blouses, $3.85 Remnaats from the sale—crepe de chine or wash satin, in white, flesh or navy, with Buster Brown, convertible, or roll collar; some have narrow plaiting around collar and down center of front; others with tiny tucks or wide plaits; long sleeves. $5.90 to $7.95 Handmade Blouses, $3.85 Extra remnant lof of sheer Blfllh Blouses, attractively finished with han drawn work, in various designs, also 'lfll tiny tocks, narrow ruffles, roll collars and V or square necks. $8.75 to $14.50 Blouses, $5.85 Wk‘—flnhh‘l-l and tuck-ins of georgett: n or crepe de chine; some ell g colors, others trimmed with filet |lc¢ and tiny tucks; a few hand-decorated bl?‘lllal included; collarless, roll or flat collars. $17.50 to $37.50 Blouses, $9.85 Clostag out our exclusive late Winter Blouses—of fine mignonette, georgette crepe, crepe de chine, satin and duvetyne, soms in combination of velvet or crepe brocadie, others attractively trimmed with embroldery, in contrasting color; long or short slceves. Wonderful chance to get a fine blouse! 2t rately beaded or embroidered in con- If You Want a Suit From the winter remmants there’s no time to lose! $69.50 Suits, $15.00 3 Fur-trimmed Ripple Style Suits, in suede cloth; all size 32; colors, reindeer and navy blue. $62.50 Suits, $30.00 3 Tricotine Tailored Suits. with unbeled jackets. Navy blue and biack. Sizes 33 and 42. $89.50 to $95.00 Suits, $30.00 Here are 10 Suits with self and fur col- lars. Straightline, ripple and panel jacket styles, in sizes from 34 to 38, and in navy. brown, green, reindeer, nankin blue and black. $100.00 Suits, $40.00 - 8 Fur-trimmed Suits, with long line and tucked panel back pockets. Navy, green, brown, and black. Here are sizes 34 to 40. $95.00 to $125.00 Suits, $45.00 10 Suits left, self and fur collars; long line, ripple and belted jackets. All fine materials. Veldyne, suede cloth, and tri- ‘cotine, in mavy, black, brown, taupe, and reindeer. Sizes 38 to 44. Mended! Mussed! Soiled! GLOVES, 95¢ to $1.95 When Perfect Were $3 to $6 Pair There'll be some excitement in picking out these gloves tomérrow! Kid, capeskin and mocha, in various styles, sizes and shades; rips occasioned by trying on at counter, all neatly repaired by expert sewers; others soiled and mussed from handling, but all at quick-sale prices! Washable Remnants, 45c to 83c Pair Remnants of Washable Chamoisette and Leatherette Gloves—soiled and mussed; 2-clasp, 45¢ pair; 12 and 16 button lengths, 8Se pair. Leatherette Sale, $1.39 $3.00 to $3.75 Leatherette Gloves In strap wrist and 12-button mousque- taire styles; made by a famous maker, whose name is on the Box; gray, brow! white, covert, beaver and tan; good assor ment of sizes. Last Chance—Millinery Final for Winter Hats! Velvet and Fur Prices Absurd! $9.00 Tams at $1.50 Just a few—our policy of not carrying goods from one season to another causes us to make such a remarkable reduction. Fine quality beaver cloth tams, with crowns embroidered in silver or gold $10.00 to $21.50 Dress and Tailored Hats, $1.50 ‘Three were marked $21.50, others at various prices! Of superior quality velvet and velour. Speak quickly for these! $35.00 to $36.75 Fur Hats, $15.00 3 Smart models of mole and old blue velvet, cire satin and Hudson seal, tete de megre, velvet and squirrel combinations. Also 4 fur-trimmed hats at $7.50. Silk Jersey Petticoats, $3.95 3 Not Remnants, but Priced Close! More than a dozen colors and many| art styles splendid Petticoats, All with pleated and ribbon ces; also with silk jersey| ounces. ck, navy, e, green, rose, purple, plum, gray,| henna. American beauty, jade-green, and emqrald. - The shades you waat foi spring Wear. Men’s and Women’s 15c and 20c Handkerchiefs, 10c Each Not many left—plain and hemstitched styles; some with initial. Hurry for these. 35¢ Handkerchiefs, 3 for 50c 0dd lots—pure linen and cotton hand- kerchiefs with embroidered corners and initials; good assortments in all. Women’s $12.50 Boots, $3.95 52 pairs of Women's Patent Leather Button Boots, with black cloth tops, hand-turned soles and French heell Very dressy. Sizes—AAA, b, 5%, 6, 6%, us AL S, B 6% % 5%, 6, 6%, 7; B, 4. 4%, 5 6%. oo, 7, T%; C, 3%, 4 5, 6, 6%. 7 Women’s $12.50 M $3.95 64 palrs of Women’s Gray Kid Lace Boots, hand-turned soles, French hesls. ery dressy and g ooking. Sizes—AR. & Bk, & 64, T, 8 A 4%, 5, 6%, 6, 6%, 7, % B, e 5 5%, 8%. 7. 8 G5, i R e A 5i4, 6, 6%. Women's $10.00 Boots, $3.95 12 peirs of Women's Black Kid Lace Boots, with fieldmouse brown kid tops, ‘welt soles and French heels. 'Wonder- fal values. Sizes—AA, 6%, 6; A 5 5%: B, b, 6%, 6; D, 4. o Women’s $12.50 Boots, $2.95 43 patrs of Women's Patent Leather Button Boots, black cloth tnnl. hand- turned soles, leather Cuban heels, short 3, 4, 8. » 5%, 6 5, 2 3%, 4. 4%, . 8, ; C, D‘.‘Z‘A. l”.%t’b. 4%, 5 6%, Women's $12.50 Boots, $3.95 33 patrs of Women's Elack Kid Lace Boots, hand-turn les, low French heels, short vamps Very soft and comfy. Sizes—AA. &, Wamsnl 3&00 to $12.50 Boots, $1.95 72 palrs of Women's Boots, patent leather buttom, with cloth tops, weit soles and leather Louis helell. :lnd black * kid lace with welt so] ow heels and full round toes, !!gfi size is among this lot they ;u a bargain, !n’;laad. Sizes—AAA, &, LA. 4, 4 6; A, 3, 8%, 4, d%. 5; B, 1, 5, 6%: C, 3%, 3%. 4 D, 2%, S, 2%. No End of Shoe Remnants Starting with 1,184 pairs on Monday, this Quarterly Stock Clear- ance isn’t half through with its job of disposing of these odd lots and winter-ends of footwear. We found we could display but a small pro- portion at a time. And though business has been brisk there is still a great plenty on hand. Tomorrow another determined effort-to SELL! jmsrso. N.W. END OF FURS We haven't many winter furs left— maybe you'd like to share in the Win- ter's-end prices! $20 and $35 Muffs, in notria, wolf and searl, $10.00. 375 Alaska Wolf Searf, $39.50. $95 Alaska Fox Scarf, $39.50. = $97.50 Australian Opossum Cape, $45.00. $125 Squirrel Stole, $85.00. $175 Mink Stoles, $87.50. $165 Hudson Seal Cape, $95.00. $185 Civet Cat Coat, 36-inch length, $85. $210 Civet Cat Coat, 36-inch length, $125. $195 Bay Seal Coat, $125. $235 Kolinsky Stole, $125. $345 Natural Muskrat Coat, 36-inch englh. with raccoon collar and cuffs, $165. 350 Nutria Coat, 36-inch length, $195. $695 Beaver Coat, 33-inch length, $295. $675 Hudson Seal Coat, 36-inch length, with beaver collar, cuffs and border, $335. $695 Hudson Seal Coat, 45-inch length, with skunk collar and cuffs, $335. THESE FOR MISSES Remnants of Spring Frocks— ends of winter lines——combined to make tomorrow doubly interesting. Misses’ Coats $29.75 Velour Coat, navy, size 16, $10.00 $31.50 Normandy Cloth Coats, navy blue mixture; sizes 13, 15, 17 and 19 -$15.00 $39.50 Wooltex Junior Coats, tan and rust: sizes 13 and 15. $15.00 $55.00 Velour Coat, navy, Austra- lian opossum collar; size 14.. 315,00 Silvertone Coat, rust, seal coliar; size 18 .... $69.00 Sports Coats, with shawl collar of raccoon; size 16.... $75.00 Full-length Velour Coats, with raccoon collar. Tan and navy; sizes 16 and 18..eee.s-...$35.00 Misses’ Dresses $18.50, Tricotine Dresses, o 16 sso 00 Chiffon Drau biue; - W N oE e navy; (TS -xzé 9 black; sizes nd 10 $29.50 to $35.00 Tr|cotlne and Ve- lo\lr Dru!el. any blue ul’el 16 2 35950 — Silk Velvet Evening Dresses. Rose, green; sizes 16 and 18 .... cese cened Misses’ Suits 1 $76.00 Silvertone Suit; brown; size 1 #4935 TFricotine suu,'fi'-iv'y' size 16 ... e 2 $65.00 Velour “Suits’ (Wool(ex). navy or brown, with seal collars and pockets; size 16 .. 1 lfiS.DO ‘Wooltex Oxford Satt; 1 3!2 50 Velour Suit. (Woollex). Eraid trimmed; size 20 cce.......$39.50 Friday Neckwear Remnants—Styles for immediate wear. See them. $1.00 Neckwear, 50c A small lot smart lace collars. organdy collars, eyelet embroidered collars and collar and cuff sets. Half the usual price! $1.50 Neckwear, 95¢ Attractive styles, ecru lace collars; lace trimmed organdy sets, with dots; organdy vestees, lace vestees, eyelet embroidered !efl, Olandy and net pleating for collars net- banding edged with val Tane: ‘Rimo pafis SEEL. Totk. Gheaiiove $3.50 Collars, $1.95 Pretty ecru embroidered collars edged with genuine filet or Venice laces; also a few vestees. Choice, $1.95. $12.50 Scarfs at $8.95 Knitted silk and wool scarfs, ia blue, rose and lavender, with fringe, and three brushed wool scarfs, in heather mixtures and buff. Ideal for spring! NEW UMBRELLAS Though Priced Like Remnants sm.so.Colored Silk Umbrellas, $6.95 Umbrellas similar to these have been seid here eariler in the season at $10.50, but at only $6.95 tomm. Perfect in every particular, of fine ‘eta silk, some with taped edge, in blue, purple, black, green and red, bakelite handles, in white or white combined with colors; white fer- rules and tips; some with leather straps. Buy yours tomorrow. Women’s $12.50 Boots, $1.95 31 pairs of Women's Dark Gray Kid Boots, welt soles. French heels. Wenderful value. e b au.*s,. é*. 6, T: A 4, 4%, 5 6 6%; ‘Women’s $10.00 Pumps, 95¢ 16 patrs of Women's Gold and Silver Trimmed Pumps, of Gray Kld. Sizes—a, &, 6; B, 4, b, 6%. Women’s $7.00 Slippers, 95c 39 patrs of Women's Black Satin Slippers, low heels and full round toes. Sizes—A, 4%; C, 2, 2%. 3, 3%; D, 3%, Women's $7.00 Slippers, 95¢ 80 pairs of Women's Pink Satin Siippera, short vamp, Caban :heels chiffon ornaments. Bizes—A, 4, 4%, 6%. 6, 6%; B, 2, 3, 4%, b, 64, 6 6%: C, 2%, 3%, 4, 4%, b, 6 6, . 2%, 3, 3%, 4%, 5, 6%, 8, 6%, 7 Women's $7.00 Slippers, 95c 72 pairs of Women's Blue Satin ohlflon! Slippers, ornaments, short $7.00 Slippers, 95¢ 195 pairs of Women's Cerise Satin Slippers, chiffan ornaments, short & 6%, 7; B, 5 C o2 2 D, 2%, 3, 3 . Womu'l $1.25 Rubbers, 78¢ 217 pairs of Women's High Heel Rubbers, In storm and low cut. . Women'’s 85¢c Rubbers, 49¢ : sr::- Pairs of Womon's Rubber Sandals. Men‘n 31,25 Rubbers, 79¢ 17 pairs of Men's Rubber: od wrearing grade, Sises 6, 104, 1 -_" GEN. MACKENZIE DIES OF APOPLEXY IN BANK Former Chief of Army Engineers Expires Suddenly in Institution at 18th and Columbia Road. MAJ. N. MACKENZIE, ien. Alexander Mackenzie, U. retired, former chief of en- gineers of the Army, died suddenly yesterday from an attack of apoplexy while in the Northwest Savings Bank. 18th street and Columbia road north- s in his seventy-seventh nzie was born at Pgtosi, 1844, and attended the Wis., Academ. He was graduated from the United States Military Acadgmy, West Point, in 1864 at the head of his class and appointed first lieutenant of engineers. He served creditably in the civil war, receiving the brevet of captain for gallant and meritorious service. Afterward he served in various parts of the country in charge of important public' works, including the improve- ment of the harbors of Lake Michi- gan, the construction of the Louisville and the Portland canals and the im-| provement of sections of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. In January, 1904, he was appointed chief of en- gineers, with the rank of brigadier general, As chief of engineers he was in direct control of all public works in this vicinity, including the water supply system, the defenses of the capital, the improvement of the Po- tomac river, etc. He had been per- sonally identified with many local enterprises, as a member of the Rock Creek Park commission, the commis- sion on suburban highways of the District and of the board of confmis- sioners of the Soldiers’ Home. Gen. Mackenzie was placed on the Potired list, with the rank of major general, on May 25, 1908, after forty- four years of Army service. During the recent war he asked for return to active duty and was assigned to take of operations on the Mississippi river and along the Chicago lake front. He 'was retired again about a year ago. Since his retirement he had made his home here with his son-in-law and daugh- ter, ¥r. and Mrs. Eugene Raymond Hendley, 1858 Kalorama road north- west. He was a member of the Army and Navy Club and an honorary mem- ber of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Church of the Incarnation, 12th and N streets northwest. The body will be taken to Milwaukee, Wis. CAPT. W. J. MURRAY DIES. Ctvil War Veteran Once Command- ed Libby Prison. Capt. W. J. Murray, Confederate vet- eran, at ome time in command of Libby prison died here Monday at the age of eighty-one years. Funeral services were held today at St. Aloy- sius Church. Interment was in New Cathedral cemetery, Baltimore. Capt. Murray was the son of W. J. Murray, widely known years ago in Baltimore as a me ant and manu- facturer. His home was at 15 Myr- tle street northeast. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Helen Murray Chamberlain. MRS. GALT'S WILL FILED. ‘The will of Mrs. Harrfet T. Galt, widow of William M. Galt, dated April 29, 1916, and modified by three oodldh has been filed for probate. She leaves $1,000 to a niece, Dora Pond of Shore- ham, Vt, and the use for life of premises at 1504 Delafleld street northwest to her daughter, Edith Galt Mish, The remaining estate is devised to her children, Ralph L. Galt, Edith Galt Mish, Gertrude Galt Richardson, Lucy Galt Hanger and William M. Galt. At- torney Henry E. Davis and Ralph L. Galt are named as executors. — RELIEVED FROM DETAIL. Lieut. Col. Chalmers R. sWlison, Signal Reserve Corps, has been re- lieved from detail as a member of the General Staff Corps and from duty flt'l; .the War Department -general staff. G _— WILL COMMAND DEPOT. Maj. Sidney S. Underwood, ordnance department, has been relieved from duty at Montreal, Canada, and assign- ed to the command of the ordnance reserve depot et Tullytown, Pa. CARDS OF THANKS. I_wish to extend my stncers sympathy and foral .cmm RN dexth ot ' dear Buaband. WILLL A. HOFFMANN. MARY E. HOFFMANN. * HOPKINS. We wish to express our siacere tion o our relatives and neighbors for the beautifal Soral tribates and for thelr Kindness and om- athy led at the sudden death of our Beioved one, ROBERT N. HOPKINS, and a0 to his little schoolmates ng plarm MR."AND MES. JOHN C. HOPEINS WEIDMAN. We wish to express our thanks o our nelghbors and friends for their sympathy and besutiful fioral < BT, oFour veloved hutband 2od father. GODFREY F. WEIDMAN, WIFE AND FAMILY. At Bverett, Mass., February RA A. ADAMB (nee Hickey), wite Funeral foom b late Saturds; Tuary 26, 1031, at 7:30 o’cloek, to TaREemcnte foF the funeral of our late broth- er, JOHN BIAS. By erder of REBBUCCA THOMPSON, P. ¥, HOLLIB WHITE, C. R. 8. BONIFANT. Tuesday, February 22, 193, ot Tes Huils, 2 URA at 2 from Rock Creek chapel. Relative and Triends invited. BRADY. Near Upper Mariboro, Md., Pebruary 1, 1821, ROTH K widow of Ieio Samion Brady. in. the DT reur o her ter tears to shed, Her lul-rl.ls world Has won for her a crown -in heaven, She sleeps within her silent grave, reh words will not hurt; beneath perpetusl snow, Snagies with the carth © how 1 hated to sce the clay Covee her Titeless form: Tueugh now I realize Ir's best that she has gome. he guardian angel gulde ker soul to 0 LOVED' HER. * lupm-l n-l. life Toesday, Febru- 45 atter a short ill- of Jumes But- lovirg mother of Rerths, Rosetta and Mazle Butler, devoted daughter of Mrs. Sarah Watts sister of Annle, Wiiliam and beloved wife” of Hary 8. Chilta meyer). Funeral 'III e, eld from the resi- ‘Aaughter, Mrs. Wilton E. Mur- Friday, Febraary o] . = 7 Sieep on, dear Punnie, take your vest; - 1 miss you most, I ioved you best. God fosk vou bome. i¢ was His will But 1n my beart you are till. B HER RUSBAND, JOHN BROOKR. - In loving remembrance of my sis- o today, Febrants 24, 0N - g y 24, 1 DAVIS. Mr. Richard T. nm-.u family wish o st urgoien. - 1o extend sincere thanks and express deep rgotte rest ove, ° gratitude to their relatives and friends for $ their tender sympatby and beautiful floral ' tributes in the occasion of the death of our dear wife and mother, KDNA G. DAVIS. * DIXON. ieevices ‘ai Harvey's Son: 1 Da Thuraday at R. r b ot nw. Faiurmi partacs i ment at’ North Hadley, M: 1 . HER LOVING SISTBR, FRANOES BIROE.® M | 00X. A tribute of leve and devotion te the Friday, February 35, at 2 p ler-g-l “Congre: 1 cemetery. DOOLITTLE. Weduesday. February Garfield Howpital, ALFRED Pprofessor of mathematics at Catbolic Univer- sity of America. Funersl from St. Martin's Church Friday. February 25, at 10 a.m. DOOLITTLE. 'Februay 23, 1921 at Garfield Howpital, "Dr. ALFRED DOOLITTLE. year ago today, February 24, 1920, Toduy recalls the memory Of a loved ane laid tg rest, And those who still remember Are those who loved her best THB FAMILY. * 1921, at DAVIS. In ead but loving. remembrance of our dear mother, CATHARINE Dl"l& who died Sramtor ot arironsy e Catbotic Uawersty. thirteen years ago today, 1908, jou of the iate Prof. Charies Doolittie and BYlien CHILoREN. brother of the late Eric Doolittle, of ‘at Coiversity of Peansyivania. * | Taris. ARy i u——Y St ar slese. -bru"y 21, 1821, at Royal Oak, mt‘r iwo years ago today, February 24, 1919. AR M TLL. infant daughter of A bud the Gardemer gave nd Winifred Hodge Eby. 4% * pApure and lovely- £~ ICK. Febroary 24, 1921, . S ha e &t ber home, 1012 13th st. 2 g CE To cherish undeflled. FENWIC] ) Often our thoughts do wander To a grave not far away, Where they laid our um.‘ h»a one Whom we tried so AUNT NBLL AND AUNT 1A, *_§ FIELDS. The funeral of MORTON R. PIELDS il be, held from the Richardeon—establish- ts. theder o Laitber: and Barry sts. Tev., Wine, pastor Relatives and frients are invited. MILL Deparied this life February 23, 162 1p. Y B GASKINS HILL, de 2 e rhuia” Biehanauon el Snmt of Fredrick Hichardnon asd Mes. Pautine churdson Jones aud the darling miece of Hannah Barnes. Noticg of funeral lat . Tuesday, February. 23, 1921 WARD .. beicred husband of Han Hoar, born at Castle Dermot. Kildare. lre land. April 6, 1857 " Funeral from St. Paul 5. , who was takt eight years ago today, February 24, 1913. Io memory we ? Siitimes se The one we loved HERHUSBAND. AND CHILDREN, * FEWKES, of Voird husband, JONN T FEWRER sk died two years ago today, Pebruary 24, 1919, He was the one with soul divine, ‘Whose heart was constant ni troe; Y One who was the same all of the time, whence ry. (Philadelphia Tu Februacy 22 aem, :l 2 L WILLIA! eloved B = GOSHORN. 1In sad but loring remembrasce of 'fl'fin‘x"&?’“" SURAN “HUPPERT GOR. HORN, who died seven yeats ago today, Feb- Deciis maie e ave lett w Beven years ago tod God "He has called you To a better bome, we pray. May your soul n-l l- peace. e 1 CRINDLEY. In lovng memory of eur beleved . “Tmln. ~ *y e ECK, N G., | months ago totay, December 20, 1018 o JOENSON, Wetineaday, Febeun: at| EQLMES. 1n ead but loving remembeance of her residence In New ¥ork ity. Mrs, HENEI- fi'o' ana" brother. Frivase m‘ ¢ ETTL V. JOHNSON (soe Brixion “"-m who, Geparicd (al lite two years - onEa. D»-ma this Iite at 6:05 p.m, Toes- ; : e g o at m. . e Fevary 22, 05T, st hie residence, LEPLEY. 1o | r brsace of our father & brother, fv.b . 43 asd a Relatives and friend: ia attend. interment at s HUNT. 1. 0. 0. F_The oficers a Sherman sve W) fath 3 LEPLEY, of Nrs. K. J Fequiem - ‘(&l;lvh "it 8190 o Friday, e CRILOREN AND BROTHER. * + ter and sister, HELEN J. ‘ m:un Wedneaday, February 16, 1921 WEBB, who depari life seves years residence, Ao todny, Februaty 24, 1914, BY THE FAMILY. * In loving remembrance of our devoted -4 m_{':n" 5% many | mother. ELIZABETH SLYE, e deperted | Erapdiathery of D) chis life one year ago today, February 94, ‘We stood by her bedside, We saw ber sogl E And stie was dead when we reall almast ETHEL B. D. B. PAYNE. . . . Sacred to the me of dear mother. LUCINDIA ARMMBLD STH. ho paseed sway three yeurs today, ebruary 24, 1918, o day, February: 25. ‘wakee. . MFARLAND. Mondsy, Febraary 31, 1031, at her residence. 455 G hlm . the beloved wife of nnry € the S8t year of ber Was rosident of N l-el.l ; uu;.-. l- HE T i pers please copy.) McINTYRE. 'flne-hy"!“ek-!, 28, lm nt mnen uhgnl. BROTH- . ER n Bll‘r!h ntr of our dear mother, who " departed I ind, Whata wooderfl mr':oé‘.f:':-‘m behind. a5 pmetor mor v ’lnme’em!mhlew‘ % BD B. TETLOW, Master. ROLAND M. BROWN, Secretary. ARKER. Suddenly. on Wednesday, February 28, 1921, at the residence of ber daughter, ll-. Cecelia ‘Woodson, T06 Moarve st. Fidow of Joa V. p.m. «., Priday, Pebruary Retatives, and friende aviced. meat at Reck Creek cemetery. PEACOCK. Wednesday. 8 s, DOROTHY ‘h listle danghter o A‘— B. and Heary C. Peacock, aged ?n-l m- 21, at 33 .m. AL yo nnnr of nm'-u residence, SARA GIRSOY, beloved wife of Jemes B. EsupeSia her un year. The body m: pariors of H. B. Nevios, 928 New Yok = w.. until Friday meon. Services terment in Lebanon, Ohio. Tharstey, Caterment st Amiagion SIEBERT. Wodneaday, February 23 il ‘Hospital, FRANK SIEBERT, Sears, Vet from the. pariors B . MLIZAB! the “ate. Agolph Nichels pence, ears Funeral (private) Friday ai 2 b BL, AMBROSE, Micia 7, and father of Romaine L. W. Ambrose. Netice of fu- seral later. +«IN MEMORIAM. In, sad ‘and loving remembnce of e ear, umm, BLIZABOTH AMBLER, who del le Tife eix years ago teduy, Feeun S 1915, , As_time pames on We mise her mare. soft voice we can't hear, more. . In loving memory of our deveted and imother, FRANCES AN o Jied e’ years agn, ey, . __Leved in lu.. remembered in death. nER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ANNIE R. NSLEY, AND GRANDDADGHTER "“im’x'iin"&«n u..:o::m.,.GudeBm-Co. WF&.