Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 7

Open 9:15 AM. Close 6:00 P.M. 5. BavvHovsCo. 'THE BUSY CORNER® PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.ST. Our No-Charge Trimming Service Will Have Your Hat Ready in Time for Easter You Select the Shape and the Trimmings and the Lining, and We Will Trim the Hat to Your Individual Style Free of Charge A Wonderful Range of Untrimmed Hat Shapes Priced From— $195 0310 —An immense variety of shapes to select from, that include: Milan Hemps, Italian Milans, Porcu- pine Braid, China Piping, Row and Row Braid, 5-End Milan Lisere and Many Others —The shapes are off-the-face, irregular, aeroplane, drooping mushrooms, flare pokes, side roll, and many copies of French models, snappy sport styles, round crown sailors, large and small sailors and others. —They are in the favored shades of brown, navy, henna, pearl gray, antelope brown, dark brown, red, jade and black. —The Trimmings —Flowers, glycerine ostrich, wings, pins, rib- bons, ornaments, mercury wings, ostrich plumes, wreaths and many others. The Smartest of Trimmed Hats At $12.50 —There are basket stitched liseres, trimmed with ribbon sashes, all-over visca and row and row braid. hats of barnyard straw, with georgette brim, incrusted with cherries. Milan hemp hats in off-the-face style, trimmed with wreaths, short back pokes with ribbon over the brim, and chin- chin shapes with yarn embroidery. —These and many other shapes in the most attractive colors. Kanns'—Second Floor. A New Lot of Beautiful THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, 5. Bavo HovsCo. *THE BUSY CORNER" Belgian Ramie Linen For the Summer Tailored Suit —Even summer must have its tailored suit, and there is nothing smarter for this pur- pose than this Ramie linen. ~—Freshly and charmingly at- ed is she who goes forth in the morning or afternoon trimly arrayed in the suit of colored ramie linen. Here are some the varied colorings from which she may select: Reseda, Antelope Brown, Navy, Lavender, Gold and Copenhagen Blue —Two widths from which to select—36 and 45 inches, —Two ights, but the price a yard is the same. At $,},;25 Kann's—Street Floor. or two of a kind. All lined with silk. The Bést Values Offered This Season at 4 The Price— $25.00 and $29.75 Values —They consist of handsome taffetas and high-grade mignonettes, which are attractively braided and embroidered, long waist styles, the new and popular redingote models, tunic effects, and plenty of the popular black, brown and navy colorings. —Some of these are self embroidered, combined with touches of gold embroidery. —The taffetas are in charming youthful styles.’ —There are”plenty of sizes for the woman of average figure, the woman of larger size, and for misses as well. . —Do not miss this opportunity if you are seeking a charming new dress for Easter wear, and desire to secure it at a decided saving. Kann’s—Second Floor. ! Purchase Simmons Cot-Beds Some of Uncle Sam’s Surplus On Sale Tuesday t Less Than Wholesale Sale Price, 53-85 These Cots Are the Ideal Size for Small Rooms, Sleeping Porches, Ete. Length, 6 ft. 4-in.; width, 2 ft. 6 in. Made of high-grade steel, with angular sides and tubular ends, which fold under the cot. Wire links are held by fourteen coil springs on each end and four springs on each side. The high-grade materials in these cots assures a lifetime of wear; the design is simple, and the exceptional springs in every cot assures the sleeper comfort. —The cots come in dark finish and as many will paint them white we offer a 40c can of white enamel with every cot sold, a can. hird Floor. 10c Tailored Styles the collar. —Another model front. Kann’s—Second Floor. For Your Easter Suit —We have such a splendid collection of these lovely vestees that we hasten to tell you of them—and even then we cannot give you half an idea of the variety. —Fine Organdy Vestees, made with tuxedo collar, in long or short style, with lace inser- tion and openwork effect; the lace is a fine quality, very dainty in tnen. ac. 81,75 —Vestees, of Point Venise lace, in handsome patterns, and of imitation filet com- bined with Point Venise lace. Priced from $1.00 to $3. —Vestees, of ruffled net, some with lace insertion, others with edge and insertion. Priced from $125 to $5.98. —Organdy Vestees, made with Buster Brown collar, and priced from $1.25 to $5.00. —Vestees, of organdy with deep bib collar, lace trimmed, with little cross piece of the organdy and lace forming a $ modesty vest. At.. 5'00 —Fiae Organdy Vesatees, with hand drawnwork, made with Tuxedo collar and trimmed with Yl lacs and inser- tion and touches o eyelet embroidery. $5.50 Kann's—Street Floor. Another Special Purchase of Suits —Bringing us exceptionally fine models, including many samples. Of some we have perhaps only one For the Easter Blouse The Present Trend Is Strongly Toward Prices Range $4.98, $5.95, $6.95 and $9.95 A Pretty New Vestee PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.ST. Kiddies’ Easter Handkerchiefs in Easter Baskets One Like the Illustration Specially Priced at 39¢ consists of one pretty handkerchief, daintily em- —This lawn broidered in Easter colors, in a bright colored twb-toned basket, with a little nest of paper grass and a fluffy little chick. Other Handkerchiefs in Baskets at 60c and 75c Kann's — Street Floor — Hand- kerchief Store. have the coats handsomely —There are beautifully bead- ed, braided and embroidered models. —Some have the ripple coat, some are plain tailored and others semi-tailored models. - —The materials are high- grade Poiret Twills and hand- some Tricotines. —We also have at this special price another lot of English Tweeds and some fine quality serge models. —The colors are navy and black, except in the tweeds, which are in light tans and gray mixtures. —A good rangé of sizes to select from, though, of course, not all sizes in all styles. $49.75 to $59.75 Values at— $39.75 Kann’s—Second Floor. of Crepe de Chine —Some of these are made with the very daintiest of pleated ruffles, with many tucks, and these vary from the pin tucks to the half-inch tucks, and all the other new touches of the season are to be found on these new models. ‘A number have little ruffling on each side of the front, and edg- There are plenty of the strictly tailored models, and %ers that are quite ornamental with embroider. ——We have a :plendld assortment of nyles at % prices, and call articular attention to a charming model in the higher priced line. g‘hls is made with a deep pleated collar, with tucked front, and finished with a little Windsor tie in front. is made with the collar, girdle and cuffs trimmed with new pointed trimming, little ribbon bow and buttons in The C B Corsets Is a Favored Make With any ‘Washington Wom: —Comfortable, well-fitting cor- sets, correct in style and moderately priced. —C. B. Corsets, of white coutil, especially designed to meet the needs of the short stout woman. They are made with the medium low bust, long over the hip, and have the broad front steel. $2 50 —C. B. Comu of whlte coutil, these arc_designed for the woman with the large lh:gh and are made with medium low bust, have the broad front steel, and are finished with two !ld; gdarters. t}:immed with embroidery at the top $3 00 —C. B. Cumtg with medium high bust, with rubber inset in the back, broad steel, extra ?e:v‘y: boning, and designed or the stout gure At $3.50 —c. B. Coraets, of white figured batiste, low bu three sets of garte: boneless hip, and designed for the small woman with slender figure, $4'00 «==C. B. Corsets, in another style, made of white and pink coutil, low bust, long back, extra heavy boning for the stout fancy’ braid at top, $4 broad steel, at...... '50 figure, trimmed with Kann's—Second Floor. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921. CAPITALIST'S $500 BAILIS FURFEITED Bench Warrant Issued for Harry St. Francis Black in Florida Liquor Case. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla, March 21.—Harry St Francis Black, New York capitalist, in whose private car at Cocoanut Grove last Wednesday were found sixty cases of liquor, did not appear when his case was called in mayor's court at that place today and Mayor Mathe- son ordered the $500 cash bond posted by Black forfeited and a bench war- rant issued for his rearrest. d‘l‘he warrant is returnable Wednes- Blaok was returned to Miami yester- day from Palm Beach, where he was rrested Saturday night upon order of ov. Hardee, who advised the local authorities that the dismissal of the federal charge against him by m- United States commissioner did not relieve the state authorities of ln»n duty. Bankers Give Bond. The multimillionaire when rearrested in West Palm Beach under the state liquor laws on order from Gov. Care; Hardee, was released when Edward P'omfh, president of the Frst National Hank of Miami, and Theodore G. Houser, trustee of the same bank. appeared and gave their personal bond of $1,000 for Black and $1,000 for the negro porter employed on Black’s private Pullman car. Black, who was taken into custody early last Thursday mornings after local and federal authorities had raid- ed his private car, was _re- leased Friday by United States Com- missioner John M. Graham. J. R Mandley, the negro porter, testified at the hearing that he had placed the liquor aboard without Black's knowl. edge. Although Black was still under $500 bond to appear in Coconut Grove po- lice court today, he left Miami imme- diately after his hearing here. Gov. Hardee telegraphed Sheriff Al- len of Dade county, asking informa- tion as to the disposition of the case, and in a later message informed the sheriff that Black's release by federal authorities did not exonerate him under the state laws. The sheriff at once swore out warrants for Black and his porter, J. R. Mandley, and wired the West Palm Beach authori- ties to hold the millionaire. Grand Jury to Hear Case. TAMPA, Fla., March 21.—Charges of conspiracy to violate the Volstead act will be pressed against Harry S. Black, New York millionaire, and his two negro employes, before the fed eral grand jury, United States Attor- ney Herbert 8. Phillips for the south- ern district of Florida. said here. According to Mr. Phillips, the grand | Jury will meet in Miami the last Mon-}| day in April to take up the case. W.C.T.U. FIGHTS TOBACCO,. ALSO SUNDAY LAXNESS: Nation,Wide Campaign Will Open. April 3 With Special ‘Week of Prayer, CHICAGO, March 21.—A campafgni| by the Women's Christian Temper- ance Unian foy strict Sunday observ- ance and against tobacco is an- nounced by Miss Anna A. Gordon, ni- tional president, tao start April 3. That week, the anneuncement said..| will be made a week of prayer for the success of the campaign, and Sunday, April 10, is designated as anti- tobacco Sunday. when literature to_be sent out to W. C. T. U. branches, churches, school: distributed. the program for the campaign. will be sent out soon, Miss Gordon said. “The call for the week of praye: sald Miss Gordon's announcement, “is for every organization throughout our land that belleves the Christian Sabbath fundamental for the perpetu- ation of our nation.’ Among the violations of Sunday as a day of rest, the announcement stated that 400.000 persons mow are working on Sunday in this country, and restrictions are to be sought on golfing, pleasure automobiling, base ball, movies, theaters and dancing on —_— afraid we were late for the Dll:ulru at the movie show. last »ut when we arrived they'd —Quincy Ohio Journal. MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANINO CO. 18¢h St., Col. €38 D-)-tt Cirele, Fr. 5333 CARDS OF THANKS. We wish to express our sincore thanks and grateful a tives and friends in Alexandria o Wash: ington for thelr sympathy and beautifal floral tributes at the death of our wife and sister, Mrs. THERESA O, DIAMOND. DIAMOND A REV. J. 3 JOHNSON LUGCAS. We wish to extend our thanks to the Fi a Avenue Baptist Church, pastor, mem- bers and all departments of the church, the Little Workers of th floral _tributes ‘during _the t the death of our darling little daughter -and niece, DOROTHY B! 'AS. . We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends for the kindness, sympathy and beau- tiful floral tributes at the death of our be- loved sister, EDITH T. MADDE: THE FAMILY. * WERDEN, We wish to expeems our aincase s and appreciation to our many rela Hven: >telends 'and melghbors for theis. Kind ness ‘and sympathy at the death of our be- loved Kusband aut futher, WILLIAM ERDEN. Especially are we grateful to h Richard J. Harden Camp, U. 8. d to those with whom be'wai so clnuly ociated at the navy yard in general. MRe SARY WERDES AND FAMILY. * DIED. Sunday moraing, March 20, 1921, at BENJAMIN A. BEAN, H. and Ketora & orning from his ne R Moo BEAN. 8:40 a. son of the late Charles Bean. Funeral Wednesds sister's residence, M Izth at we. at f Chureh of requiem mass will e aiear's repose of hin soul. Interment Congressional cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. BIRD. Monday, March 21, 1921, at her lome. 26 Comnecticut. & 5 - C.ELEANOR MAUD, Do Siav. Witmer. Clarke, TMM1 and of the late Bishop Littlejohn, B l‘lll llllnd Interment at noom l(undly. March 21, W"l. at Monts Cou eileral Hospital, "THOMAS XL WIN RROOKIS: 1n i 61t year of age. Funeral services at Pumphrey's chapel, Hockville, Md., Wednesday, March 33, at 10 Interment at Union’ cemetery gomery county. E CARTER. Jife Sunday morn- ing; March 20 8:30 S cARTER, ife of Isaiah vtars stater of Aber Willls s Carrle Willis' Stewart. Funeral Thursday, Ma 24, at 1 ‘Mount Jesreel” Bapist h 20, 1021, at of John' J. ral from her late ruhlnnce 3T LW Wednesdsy, March n e Eeimites and Thends invited. terment Mount Olivet cemetery. OWE. At the residence of her son, Rob L. New Hampahire are i £, W, Funes Siock. Cielatives and friends mvnmly ll'll‘vlt Leesburg, Va. Sunday, March 20, 1021, at :4 :40 at the L~ ed Taenae Tneited” 8 llNllll(«m 7. | EBERLE. ELLA | 0064 DIED. olgrarted this nife Sund Toterment private. (Hava papers plesse copy March Sanduy at 11 am. HATTON William and ». FULLER. Departed this Tittle §ife Satur March, 19, 1 45 1 JOTN FIANG 1% aged 14 mont 1 aou of Mr. und Mr Friduy, March or a long ilness. th st nw. GEOT o Clara i neral fr. th e By Interment at HALL. a1, 05 Nusrend at 15 am of Mary ¥ Fin from hix late | . Wednesday, B pm | HARDY. Al ofcers and members ot Mo ing Ktar Lodge. No. 40, 1. B are requested fo meet in session e Tuesday, March 22, at K p.m for the purpose of making srrangements for the funeral of our deceased brother, JOSHTUA HARDY. “Members of Forrest Tempi T 5t n.w. dn!..m-r of M; 1 o'clock pm. Metropolitan A. M Church. M bet. 15th and 16th sts. Kelatives and invite Sleep on, dear one, Sleep ‘and take thy rest: Lay down thy head Upon thy Savior's breast; We loved thee well, But Jesus loved thee hest: ved daughter of the ¥ Interment (private) at Rock Creek cemetery. 1921, NEIL Gth year, hushand of ice and in- N. Sunday. March 20, 1921 . beloved hushand of the lai nma nged 5 years. # Funeral from Gales st n.e.. Tues- at 11 am. Interment pri- PRICE. Sunday. Marel 2 d of WIL- 20. 1921, at Washington, D. €. TEY RICE, beloved son of Col. John H. Rice, ordnance TS A d private. . 8an Antonio, Pittsburgh, Leaven- Portland, Me., and New York papers copy.) ROY. Departed this life Sunday. March 20, 1921, at 11:45. JOH! o leaves to HoA eyl R and_ other relatives and friend from Mount day. 2 n m, Funeral Raptist Church. Wednes- Tuterment a Arlington, Vo, * SIMMSE. Departed this life Saturday. March T oo, b, MART SIVAIS. aged 80 Yoare, e leaves to mourn their loss one son. Sam. uel Simms: a sister, Mrs. Grace Miller: grandson, Mr. loving aunt of : ndopted mother of Charles Funeral (private) Tuesday. March SMITH. Departed this 1ife at ber residenc Satunlay avening. M "8 HARRIETT heiov, fo ‘of the Tate Joh Fomeral Wednenav. Mareh 25 at : from Mot Zion M. E. Church. 20th xt. het. Dumbarton ave. and O st. n.w. Interment Mount Zion cemeters. vAX. Edward Jamex and Bue satiiean | Foneral from his parents’ R Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. 21 TEQIAD hox-urk»d ml.- life Saturdar. March after a brief illnes, A ine Hehron). at her resi. Rertha Thomson (nee Schmidt). aged 74 years, Faneral from hix lnte residence. 3634 Warder st_n.w. Wi 1 Relatives and Interment (private) atlonal cemetery. ‘WASSUNG. Suddenly. Sunday ecening. Ma 20, 1021 Mrs. PATL P. WASSU daughter of John tives and friends invited. lnta residence at 12 noon, ner officiating. Interment at Harmony River road. Md. p.m. Relatives and fri ‘WORTHINGTON. At her residence on Sem nary Hill. ne S, Mareh 19, TN aauchter o the ate Georgs ¥, Worth: {peton. * Funeral from her late resifence Mond 21, at 11 o’clock a.m. Tnte BoneSt Dattimors. " Please costt Towers. 3 IN MEMORIAM. ANDERSON. A tribute of love to the memory grandicother, ELIZABETH AN, Who departed this life two years ago today, March 21, Let this silence thy murmm;m. though, Let this dry up the tears which are ready TED GRANDSON, FRED AN- ANDERSON. Tn sad but lovi of my dear grandmother, E DERSON. who departed ‘th ago today, March 1919, Every day brings lack swe ry memory brings a tea Deep Twithin my heart sl Thonghts of Erandmother 1 1 HER LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER, MARTON TERIY. BETTS. In loving memory of our heloved and brother, CHARLES K. RET’ departed this life six years azo toda 21, 1015 Today recalls & memory our loved ene laid to rest. And those who still remember remembra ETH fe two years memories, %o’ dear. MRS Are those who loved him HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, FATHER AxD BROTHER. I sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, LUBLLA, who parted this life four years ago today, March 21, 1917. We will never forget you, dear Luella, While in the world we stay God only knows how we miss you Since you have puswed away. YOUR LOVING AND AND LEROY AND EUGENE. BRYCE. Sacred to the Lwemory of our- d hushand and father, ROBERT H. BRY( who fell asleep eight years ago today, March 21, 1913. Sweet ties on earth are broken in this our life below The parting word is spoken and tears of sorrow flow, e'a rainbow upon the ‘cloud S0 But comfort will wmile We know o.fi Toving Savior is with us he Murcn | CRAHAM. IN MEMORIAM. In sad but | remembrance of By dcar uieee: OGHREITTA TIBBS VR three years ago today. T, CARKIE A. LEWIS. * In memory of eur dear. belovea™ 27 ., who died one sear ago today, March e A beloved HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER AN DAISY JAOVD Granav today who departel Mareh 21 Sl come o'er me Sl fien fow. SRANDUATGHTER. SADIE 1 mors of my dex ENCE HALEY, wh river fourtern sear the ansetting AND ONLY DAUGHT, bat lovine remembeane ears. . NETTIE CURTLEY vn!n.u of love 1o the memary JULIA_JOXEA, died’ Mer mn-‘r and brother. not forgotien RY, MRS. C In_loving dear father. HENRY parted this life fifteen 1908, remembrance of o SCHROTH, who ¢ years ago, March > Today recalls a memors Of our loved one laid to rest: And those who still remember him Are_those who loved him best HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MARY A} smnoi In loving but sad remembrance « # loving. devoted duughter and sister. RU™" A. SIMPSON. who departed this life 1h " teen years ugo toduy, March 21, 1908, " Today recalls & memory . Of our loved one iald to rest, And those who still remember ler Are those who loved her best. her smiling face, a And died bel HER TOVING MOTHER AXD BROTHE! JAMES HUGHES. TAUBERSMITH. 1o loving remembrance of ar son and brother, FREDER FRURERSNTTH o passed away eigh years ago today, March 21. 10 THE FAMILY. © TEMPS. In loving memory of our dear hur band and father, HENRY A. TEMPX. w' left us three years ago today, March 2 1918, The mooth of March is here aguin, To us the saddest of the year. will be. WIFE AND DEVOTED £0X. THOMAS. In asd but lotiax remembearre onr an hew. JOSEPII THOMAS, wl g e P~ h 21, 1919. ardener gave us, e and lovely child: it to our-keeping, B nerian undetied, But Just an 1t was opening » the glors of the day. Down came the Heavenly Gardener And took our bud awa MOTHER, SISTER' AND AUNTIE . In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. MARY F. TURNER. wio departed thix 1ife seven rears ago fodar March 21, 1914. Dearest mother. thou hast left us Here thy loss we deeply feel: Bug “tix God who hath bereft ws, Tie can all our sorrows heal. Yet again we hope to meet thee, When the dax of life is fled: Then in heaven with joy to greet o Where no_farewell tears nre shed HER LOVING CHILDRE: WALTER. TIn sad but loving remembeance my dear son. CHARL ALTER, who 10 world nine years ago today, March o life two yea A bud the Tou suftered, In Taticnce 704 bor « vou suffered. In ratience sou. bar Yot o S e o Valfer w0 mor e month af March once more ix Lere, To me the saddest of the s Recause it took from me aw My dear son uine Years ag did my daughter die?” comes the anewer, so sclemms aoh pweet. AN. In loving remembrance of my dear husband, EDWARD L. COGAN, who died four yesrs ago toda: HIS WIFE, KATHERIN In loving remembrance of my dear mother, ANNIE M, FISHER: who died nine years ago_today. HE DABCHTER BBATRICE. * . In loving memory of our dear aughter and sister, OGHREITTA TIBBS { RAZIER. who depafted this life four years ago today, March 21 Softly at night the stars are gleaming Upon a lonely grave, Where sleeping without dreaming Lies one we foved but could not suve. This wocld may rom year to year, ek ene Tt ey v dagy o e But never one we loved From memories fade away. ‘hat never can be fill HER 1OVING MOTHER, FATMER, BROTH- *ERS AND BISTERS, our daughter is not dead, she is only AND RROTHER, JAMES WARD, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick. Dignified and Efcient Service, 516 H ST. N.E. Lincolu 8434, Automobile_Service. Chapet JAMES T: RYAN, 317 PA. AVE. SE. Modern Chepel Lincoln 142, . Private Ambulances, ¥ in_Connection. W -R-SreareCo- 1208°H_STREET NW. (FORMERLY S40F STRW) PHONE MAIN 108 ARSpeare™ CuUNichols WBSpesre h F. Birch’s Sons Established 1861, Thone. West 98, Josep 3034 M St. N. \\ Phone Lincoln Automobile_Funerals. Modern Chapel. (NEITHER THE SUOCESSORS OF NOR CON- NECTED THE ORIGINAL W. R. - SPEARE ESTAB! Phone Franklin 6626, PETER M. ULRICH Personal Bermimr T Matent Prices. AM_ LEE, Funeral Director ivery in connection, Commo- - modern crematorium. ' Moderate Tel. call M. 1383 Modern Chapel. Telephone call, North 529 Timothy Hanlon 611 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543 301 Ellt Capitol Street 'hone Lincoln 372 F—I.m 32 Non-sectg. Mfll Baltimore Boulevard at n‘-m — Oftices: 525 14th st. n. hone F. 4T45. FUNERAL DESIG!S. tery. Ten. GEO. C. SHAFFER, =1 st -.- EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS phone M. at MODERATE PRICI 34161718, Gude Bros. Co, 1214 F St. ° Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive Appropriate Floral Tokens Floral Co, 14th and N, Y. Ave.” Maln 168