Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1921, Page 7

P - = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 0, .1921, " Regular $1 to $2 Girdles, 69¢ effects, in a variety of styles and Metal, celluloid and novelty Women’s $2 Night- gowns, Special, $1.69 A special purchase of fine, soft white lingerie cloth gowns, made in sleeveless and short sleeve styles U. . FOOD ANIMALS FEWER PER CAPITA Farm Expert Says Reduced RITES FOR GAS VICTIMS AT POHICK, VA., TOMORROW Samuel R. Cranford Intentionally Asphyxiated Self and Three Chil- dren Is Coromer’s Conclusion. Funeral services will be conducted at Pchick, Va, to morrow morning DIED. PRESTON. Departed this life Sunduy. June 19, 1921, at 7:30 p.m., at Freedmen's Tos- ital, MARTHA ELIZABETH PRESTON, Peloved mothier of Emmett, sr., Abisiam, oxes, el, Jumes und John Preston, . Isabella Bt Mrs. Georgle Ford, Mrs. Elizibeth Armstead, Mrs. Edith Lucas ‘and grandmother of eleven children. Notice of funerul hereafter. (Pittsbargh, Norristown, Baltimore papers Pleuse cupy). * RIDENOUR. Sunday, June 1y, 1921, at ;’ld" over the bodies of Samuel R. Cran- iord, thirty-two years old, and his 5 , three children, who were asphyxiated Economic Crime.” by illuminating gas in a room on the third floor of 906 G street southwest By the Associated Press. Saturday and whose dead bodies were CHICAGO, June 20.—The number of | (oynq Saturday night by another oc- onian, in his T5th year, cattie for each 100 pursons in the | cupant of the house. geic s loning e ol tore T, 5 United States is today cne-third 1es5| Coroner Nevitt viewed the bodies| funeral tater, B than in 1900, the sheep supply is re-|at the morgus yesterday, and Dr, Jo- SU'T;(OIO)L Saturday, June 18, 1921, Mrs. and finished with rows of val lace insertions and medallion effects. Square and round yokes. A dozen styles in the lot. Last Day a;f the June Demonstration Sale! Prices Reveal “Gravest AL her cesience, rom Trinity Ch n-fi Wednesday i calor combinatilons. 'ghese are e . g importers’ samples, and are spe- o cially good values. BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. "I'II! DEPENDABLE STORE 1921, early this devce, JOHN L. SER- = & he |5€ph D. Rogers, deputy coroner. per- h)q E. SOTHUKUN, oeioved mother of s e By O e ceom | (OTmed autonsies on tho bodiea of the | LI oy 5, Wright, M Lovis Camaty number of hogs is fully 41 per cent|yather and one child. The autopsies idence, . dloiliduy Erencwood, Mds . o 5 less now than then, according to|showed that death was due to flumi-| Tuesday,'June 21, at 9 w.m. thence to St One more day to wind up this most successful June Sale in our history—underprice offerings all over the store for Tuesday mark figures compiled from the federal nating Eanipoloning, o oo} James Chores Moet Nelr lad, wheee ° = & 3 . census reports by Herbert Myrick, aj o 0 000" indicated that Cranford| e repose of ber soul. Interment (private) the low tide of the price decline. Read carefully this list of bargains and come early. farm expert for & farm pubtieation. | omatanees, Ingestel, (AL CItren | st Gt ety ' (Clien "Cnk) Declaring _ that _this ®|and himself. In order that the four s shortage” in live stock is such as tol . " mignt be paseed upon by a |STENGEL. Suturday. June 15, 1621, a $2 00 s .l d W i “ 00K ':":::a: l.n(en'r' s::g;:y::rl’.\;:m;: h:y:: i""lfl' hov;ever, lneldle}fid:;‘i rr:‘e“wz:ng ;; 1[_“ r’.\“ Y. slfin:m LL BT . . . a ) *1liold’ an inquest at the mo 3| dr. bl . and Do " o! tencile omen's 94. ay Spec‘als in country as formerly, Mr. Myrick said | jlujock” his afternoon. The inquest| Y Henderon Stongel Luterient (prvate) that “the dacline during recent months | L 15,"0, Leig only over the body of ot Arliag : in' prices to producers is so utterly | Caroline Cranford, les than two years | goyyroy "t ® bt unjustified as to constitute the grav-| 1 “voungest of the four victims. ULLIV, est _economic crime ever perpetrated| \jrs Eilen B. Cranfords mother of ser Silk Vests, $2.25 A splendid quality (one star ‘drand) made with ribbon shoul. 50c White Chiffon Voile \, Grass Rugs Notions 0 . Funeral from hi A beautiful sheer quality of excep- 5 to 8. Women who delight in Stickerei Trimmings or Fm- e fl“l:’r" e e thestodies ot e JJuoe A1 s Same grade as above, double tional fineness; strong and firmly woven; wearing this dainty underwear broidery Edgings, white D Tt fewer pounds of | husbund and children wero found. IN MEMORIAM. floor tables. warp, 3 ft. by 6 ft. size. For should attend this sale by all i i 3 o 2 i o s A and colored effects, 25c piece. e 'xported during the pres- {having gone there, it is stated, to B¢l | BRANDENBURG. 1u sad but lovi and neat border designs. First ashes perfectly—the vogue for sum- i % Vious year. while imports totaled |ill treatment of her and because she| CUAKLES M. BRANDENSULG, wio de- L P gy Targe size, Be 00,000 pounds of fresh meats, or | thought her life would be in danger | [ried this life four yeurs agy’ yesterday, $1.00 5C-Inch Mohair, 69¢ If you are planning a trip to the seashore, why not make your athing suit. This is a splendid quality that will not only make 1 9 neariy four times as much as two|if she remained with him. : orerledd ::’cm " or three years ago. More than half | She was too ill to come to this city el el Sy of these imports, he said, were mut- |yesterday to arrange for the burial A e dodel you, ton and lamb from Australasia, orJof the bodies. Dr. Alexander Mal-| We sougiit a languige tiat would teli what imports twenty-five times greater]colm, relative of Mrs. Cranford. ar- Yous loss hus meant 1o use, than the exports of the United St ranged with Undertaker Taltavull to But ‘alas there is noue. take charge of the bodies and send HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDR mer frocks and blouses. Perfect quality. $1.25 White Imported White Indian Head, 36 Swiss Organdy, 45 inches inches wide, 24c. wide, 75c. 69c White Mercerized $1.00 White Chiffon Diagonal, 36 inches wide, White Cotton Tape, 24-yd. pieces, 16c. Carpet or Matting Bind- ing, 7c yd. 200-yd. Spools White Bast- ing or Sewing Cotton, six eutly for words 1o €x- 50c ‘Stenciled Grass Runners,29c a Yd. Double-warp Grass Runners, 22 inches wide. For stair and 2 up into serviceable “sea suits” spools, 25c. ~ them’ to Pohick this afternoon. BROWN. 1In &ad but loving remembrance of hall runners, tape bound sides in Voile, 40 inches wide, 48c. | 38c. but dresses and skirts as well: Sc Snap Fasteners, white years has overestimated the numbers | Relatives of Cranford had his body | iy beloved busiaud, JOHN'H LROWS. who the popular green key border i 20c White Pajama 35c White Mercerized A good dustproof quality, in of sheep and swine and declared that | removed tb Hysong's undertaking es- | 3., 75 Y30 and black, two dozen for 5¢c. u hurcl of the N ¢ stenciled desi . . A , various shades including navy, P Qe the department's estimate for January. | tablishment, today. Funeral services| tivity. Brightwood, D. C. ? a0 | Checks, 36 inches wide, | Gabardine, 36 inches gray and brow! Dressmakers’ Scissors, 1920, was in error no less than 28 per | will be held there late this afternoon B e NG WIFE NELL.C. - 16¢. wide, 48c. e worth up '05730: at 38c pair. cent, as he said that the census found [or tonight, and the body will be taken | CARTER, 1 md but loviog remembrance of H % 3 A A N TEK, wh H — $17.50 Rattaniaor || “soc White, Dotted 35c White Two-ply 35¢ Dress polomaisySatitdry s biastc S0 sheen compated tojtrie Jto Fomick tuioriow memink TS SA TSR e Gol called L qleraal date of 48,600,000, ~ Gone, but not forgotten LILLIE. * o Decline Since Census. WAR HERO BURIED. CAVANAUGH. In sad but loving remembrance i Thehu“ui alanhre;ell! 14,000,000 P 1ot of my dear and devoted mother, MARY E. ewer hogs than the department es- tary Honors at Funeral of | UAVANAUGH, wlo passed a timates,” he continued, “having found ol = 20 tday, Juue 20, 1916, Mas only 59,000,000 pigs on farms, or 19 When & motlier Lreathes Ler last farewell Cherokee Rugs, - $12.95 Hodges-make Rattania Rugs, a basket weave of fiber, size 7 ft. e Swiss, 36 inches wide, Chiffon Voile, 40 inches 44c. wide, 19c. ‘White Goods Department—First Floor. Ginghams, 25¢ Shown In a wonderful assort- ment of new colors and patterns, 32 inches wide. Fancy and staple checks, stripes and plaids. An exceptional fine quality, war- Boys' Pants Bands, ready- made, all sizes, 10c. Sewing Machine Oil, 7c. Bias Seam Tape, sizes 1 to 4, at 6c piece. Lieut. Comegys. by 10 ft. 6 in, in reversible 8 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in, showing fect in quality. . $2.00 Colored Satin Messaline, Yard slik and a rich satin face qual- ing shades, including pink, light blue, orchid, nile, silver. maize, Jade, tomato, tan, old rose, taupe, Qquality. Full 36 inches wide, all pure imperfections. woven designs. Cherokee Rugs, | $3.50 Kayser Italian pengrenert g norest lorinst | Silk Stockings, $2.98 a few beige. | Men’s 15¢ Hand- kerchiefs, 6'2c Plain white hemstitched and Japonette styles—full size, good $1'33 al Some subject to slight Bedspreads, $2.98 In heavy raised Marseilles pat- A New Shipment of White Summer Hats $3.95 and $5.00 . ‘White millinery rules the summer fashions. Here are brand-new hats of white just unpacked—the last word in smart millinery for present wear. THE COLLECTION INCLUDES: —White Sport Hats —White Rib- bon Hats —White Geor= gette Hats —White Can- ton Crepe Hats —White Satin Hats —And Combi- 16¢ Bleached Cot. ton, 11c inches wid extra soft finish. 29c Printed Plisse Crepe, Yard, 19¢ - Full 36 inches wide. Pink grounds, with pretty bluebird pattern. A fine mercerized qual ity for women's kimonos and lin- Linen Scarfs, 69¢ inch lengths, neatly hemstitched all around. In white and cream art crashes. $3.00 Stamped Bedspreads, $1.95 Another lot just arrived like the shipment that sold so rapis ly last week. Double-bed size 3%x2% yards, with bolster a tached. Bungalow Aprons, 89c¢ Beautiful sash aprons, neat button style with trimmed co lars, sleeves and pockets. In all the dainty new checks and stripes. Warranted fast color. An_immense selection, so decide to buy several at this low price. 19¢ Towels, 12%¢ Huck Towels, with colored bor- ders; all first quality. Size 18x36 inches. 12%:¢ Huck Towels, ranted fast colors. 25¢ Quality Peggy Full 32 inches This is the well known Peggy Cloth Bath Towels, 39¢ much In demand for children's nd women’s wear. stripes and plain colors. 10c Pearl Buttons, 5c Dozen For shirt walsts, dress and jectto slight_imperfections. the popular flat-top, self-shank styles, made from Japanese pearl, wistaria, burnt orange, henna, quard weaves. $1.49 Georgette In Full 40 inches wide, in white, tourquoise, maize, Harding blue, Regular $4.98 Surf Satin Wash Skirts $3.95 For the last day of the June Demonstration Sale we offer 75 beautiful Wash Skirts of splen- did quality surf satin at this lowered price. Smart shirred models, tailor- ed styles with belts, tucked patch pockets and trimmed with pearl buttons. Colors of rose, orchid, flesh and bisque. Sizes 25 to 32 waistbands. Chinese Ironing Wax, 4 pieces for 5c. e All first quality in a variety of Neat | patterns, including plain white, white athletic weaves, white with colored borders; also fancy jac- per cent less than the department's estimate of 72,000,000. The steady decline in the numbers of cattle since the census was taken is emphasized past eleven and a half months.” TWO DIE IN NOSE DIVE. Giant Hydroairplane Wrecked in Hudson River Near Troy. TROY, N. Y., June 20.—Don_Camp- bell. thirty-one, and Henry Bel"llne. eighteen, of Watervliet, were killed. afternoon. when a giant hydroair- plane, piloted by Campbell, was Campbell, the pilot, scemed to be executing a_nose dive after fiying exceedingly low over the grounds of the Laureate Boat Club. Evidently he was not_high enough to complete the dive. The nose of the machine struck the gravel bottom. Capt. William Nial of the boat club headed a rescuing party, which was hampered by the tide rising so rap- idly it threatened to drown Mocharie before he could be extricated. The machine was owned by the Hudson Valley Air Line and was being tuned up for passenger carrying. NOTED LAW EXPERT DIES. TOKIO, June 15.—Nagao Ariga, constitytional adviser to the presi- dent of the Chinese republic and an authority and writer on international law, is dead. Prof Nagao Ariga has held numer- ous official positions in Japan. In {1894, when the Japan-China war broke 'ul, he was advisor on international 1w to the commanding officers of the econd army and he represented Japan at the peace conference in London in 1899. He was born in 1860. SECRETARY TO JUSTICE. With full military honors, and in the presence of Army officials and members of the George Wiashington uf the world war, was held at Fort Myer, Va., today, 11 o'clock. Rev. James H. Blake of the Christ Protest- ant Episcopal Church ol Georgeiown ofticiated. The body was later interred in Arlington national cemetery. Following his death Lieut. Comegys was buried in a French cemetery at Jarney, and later re-interred in the Unitcd States military cemetery at Thiecourt, France. George Washington Post. DIED. Tuesday, June 21, 1921, at 1 pm. from ‘Thomas Frazier's parlors, 723 T st. n.w. * BRAZIER. Monday, June 20, 1021, at 9:35 r, Mrs. naugh, 507 Sth st n.w., MARY BRAZIER. Notice of fuveral hereafier. OLAGETT. On Monday, June 20, 1921, at 10 . MARY TELESA, beloved wife of Joln U. G. Glagett of 506 Tth st. s.w., in Ler 23rd year. Notice of funeral hereafter. * CREBO. Friday, June 17, at Las Animas, Col.. F (nee Whitacre), beloved wife of W Urebo, und daughter of Mr. rs. Al 5 Whitacre. Notice of funeral hereafier. DORTCH. Departed this life at his residence 1510 Park road, Sunday, June 1y, 1821, at p.m., JOSIAH 'H. DUKTCH. Fineral' ser: ices, Monday, June 0, 3 o'clock. interment Flease omit flowers. Funeral from g 162 519 9t st. nee., the Tesidence of Miss Whi Wednesday, June wm. Requiem muss ut St Joseph's Church at 9 o'eiock. Relatives and friends iovited. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. 21 EATON. Sunday, June 19, 1921, at the home of his brother, N. A. Eaton, 1933 Lincoln rd. ne.. after & short illness, WILLIAM M. EATON, in his 49th year. Funeral services will be held at the parlor of P. M. Uirich, 1520 Wisconsin ave. o.w.. Tuesday, June 21, p.m. lnterment private. Suddenly, Saturday. June 18 1821, FRANC, ‘beloved husband of Dorotby ranc and brother of Harvey Franc, Mrs. d Jerome Franc. Funeral Trom bie late’ residence, rooklyn, N. X June 20, 1921, at 5:10 The stroke mweans more than tougue can tell. The world secms anotber place Without the smiie of mother's fuce. HER DAUGHTER LILLIAM y o8, American Legion, the funeral of | CLAYTON. 1In sad but lovin ilariies . by the decrease of nearly 18 per cent | /8L, American Legion, the fus , n sad but loving re ¥ Lieut. Edward T7Tneodore Comegys, of our dear mother, ELIZABETH CLAY ders and carpet patterns. Rer All perfect quality in black and ® A nice close-woven quality, 36 Cloth 19¢ 50c and 59¢ Turkish in the number slaughtered during the | VN0 X NICq in the St Mihicl Grive | Who entered iuts Fest st sears age 3este duy, Juse 19, 1915. Often we sit and wonder At what you would do or say If_you only knew the changes Chat Lave huppened sin HER LOVING DAUGHT AND ESTHER CLAYTON. CROSS. 1In loving remembrance of my son, J. BERNARD CROSS, who departed this life 80 by drowning six years ago today, . 1815, Anuiversary mass at the o b of the Assumption, nxress Heights. ity, firmly woven in a complete $4.00 Crochet 10 INpL it Wlker. most elehtaen, of Watervlia Bost Commander Howard S. Fisk| | Eternal rest grant to bie woul, 0 Lord, a3d assortment of street and even- 51‘50 All Pure wanted right now. “Some sub- Crepe, Yard, 31.00 SEAlbaay peroa ‘;j:retd\\;:g’:&z; headed _the delegation from the perpe! ut sbine upon bime o C GENUS. In loving memory of our dear wife and cousin, ALICE GE! this life two Years ago tod: . who departed . ked in shallow water in _th 4 Japan blue, Alice blue, white, terns; extra large size and nicely in sizes 10 to 16 ligne. One | jade, peach, Belgian, gray, brown, Huds vy : B. Departed this life Friday, June T since that s black and & host of other colors. | finished. Full double-bed size. A beautiful quality in 36 to 48 | goen in & card. sapphire, navy and’ black. Hudson river south of the new Fed- | B0 O o AT HLLOk. Fuseral | The one T foved was « ay God called her home, ‘twas His will, But o my heart she liveth still. HLR HUSBAND EARNEST. The only liuk death can sever Is love and memory which lives forever. HER COUSIN, HELL DAW. ®- SIMMS. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear father, CHARLES SIMMS. who departed this life ous year ago today, June 0, 1420, rt today, dear father, TER SYDNEY. ® SIMMS. In sad but loving memory of our father, CHARLES, wlo departed this life oue year ugo tods Juge 20,1820, Today recalls the memory Of 8 loved oue laid to rest, And those who still remember Are those who loved Lim best. HIS DAUGHTER, ELLA MAYMNIE. * SMITH. In sad Lut loving remembrance of a devoted wife. mother and aunt, MAR B B SMITH, who departed tlis life June ), 1920, OB, dear. you are gone, But we feel y(:u‘nr 3 To_thivk of your loving words Fills our hearts with cheer. HUSBAND, BONS AND NIECE. * SMITH. In loving aud sacred memory of darling RUTH SMITH, who departed this life one year ago today, June 20, 1021, Never ehall I ¢ to love you, Never shall ur memory fade; Bweetest thoughts forever linger Around the grave where you are laid MOTHER SISTER. * — To_see once again Whom God culled aw HIS DA Seoend Floor—Skirt Section. Our Wonderful Sale of Wash Dresses at $3.95 continues tomorrow. A Host of Charming New Styles and Materials to the hat of infi- Select From. Values worth up 3. In smart new colorful plalds, . nite correctness to 38.98 at..c..on and charm. These particular hats are exceptional values at checks and stripes. A fine close Floor. woven quality for women's and == the prices named for tomorrow's sale. moven quality . 27 inches wide. $2.00 All-Wool Men’s Khaki Cream French Pants, $1.19 Serge, $1.49 Full 40 inches wide, a firm . XAL DIRECTORS. |3ohn E. Larson Is Appointed by [ EABLET. 4 special meetiog of St, Josepl's RS Judge Hoehling. E e S PR TOe Distriet” Auxiliary ea Quick. Dignified_and Efficient Service. Justice Hoehling of the District Su-| oclock, at Church of Our Lady of Perpetual o. for Tuesday evening, June 21, 1921, at 7:30 . W. preme Court has appointed John E. ocris fosd aod 15th st Anscostis, $16 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 344, Larson as his private secretary. for the | _Automobile Bervice. Chapel. NELLIE HAR- Mr. Larson is twenty-five years old eaday at 9 o'clock. V.\L. SPEARE CO. {and was born in Monson, Me. He came = % (NEITHER THE SUCCESSORS OF NOR CO. ito Washington in 1915 and entered Aot NG N EeTaBLlNEAE) & the academic department of George Ve ARARRHALL, Dist. Sec. - P — ) Washington University. When the Saturday, June 18, 10 90 F at nw HARRIS. —2 war. broke ot he enlisteq in: the s Hoepital, LEOLA. daughter of Robert seph F. Coast Guard Corps and was seven| and Bthel Harris. Fusers] from Donol Joseph F. Birch’s Sons months in France. After his discharge | chapel, 2016 M st. n.w., Tuesday, June 3034 M St. N.'W. [stablished 1841, in April, 1919 he took up a law| 2pm N » Automobile Service. course at George Washington and en- | REISKELL. Jupe 20, 1921, at 1 a.m., at 2005 7 Soredthe ervico of the ‘Taw firm-of | Kalomms 2 HENIECEY (s Breat). | L 7 SULLIOE OF, Faneral D, Hoehling, Peelle & Ogilby. widow of the late Tienry Lee. Funeral re |80d embalmer, Loy O e eines Mane 3, nations. R 84/4(: A - Fifth Avenue tontes and rei ered of- announces the ects; first quality; size 16x30. o meveny 13¢ Dress. Ginghams, 12%:c Women’s . and $5.00 White Low Shoes, Pair, $2.85 Choose from a wide assort- $1.59 Seamless $2.00 Seamless Bleached Sheets, Bleached Sheets, Full cut and well made il x- | ment of styles in white canvas quiem mass, St. Thomas' Church, Woodley [ price,” 352 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1383 $1.29 $1.39 pants, In_the desirable dark | | il auality It will prove e, | bumps and exfords and sport ox- ~ . S e, v e, O SR Size 81x90 inches, full double- Size 81x99 inches (note the ex- fhade. Vinished with beit skirts and dresses for seashore | fords, trimmed in tan. Cuban, Marriage Licenses. JACKSON. Entered Into reat Suturday, imothy Hanlon bed size. Made of heavy, firmly | tra length), of superior quality loop and cuffs; flaps on both or mountain. Louis and low heels; welted, 7 b s of the Iate. jistey and Henes | 641 H 8T. N.E. Phone L. 5343. woven bleached sheeting. sheeting, free from starch or Rip pockets. Blzes 29 to 46. = tirned and McKay sewed soles! (olfamiteo ccoscs have been tamued to the| Juckban agd- sster of Kitty. Matibw WL | o Geier's = 5 : { . ank Sons Co., . . dresie: M Oodd s’ 0 New Silk Fiber e alions L L Oilver B. Copelle of Claveland, Ohlo, asa| sam 30d & trom Shiloh T 4113 SEVENTH STREET N.W, 450 F Tlllt-of -t’le- en's Blanche B. Critchett of this city. st Church. L st. bet. 10th and 17th n Moders Ghapel. Telehone call. North 529, at . 49 Silk Em- William A~ Munger and Alice R. Ware. liton ‘Waldron, pastor. ern_Chape! . H he B d. T ,95 weaters, . L m Floyd L. Ormetwe ‘of Herndos, Va. and|,Ber 3 M ) pa ES T RYA Loom Pillowcases, | $3.00 Crochet Bed- rousers, Styliah tuxedo models with tie | Broidery Flouncin, B fagOrmss of B + 84| JuairER. Doparted the lte Sty June JAES T_RYAN, Regular values, $4.75 to belts and pockets. These come 'y 8> William E. Thompaon'of Tazewell, Va., and| 2% 1921, &% bz fopronre; S ALk, Baloved 3 o Inez Hutchin of Hanover. V: a 7 of the late Mrs. Jane Janifer and lovin AnQule A Mandley and Clara L. Oox, both of | Bioijier ot George, Johnry, Ellrworth an ‘Walter Janifer. Funeral Wednesday i Births Reported. fom Enon Baptist Church at 1 o'clock. Friends ith The following births have been reported to| But'in my hea Modern Cba Private Ambulances. Livery in_Connection. S pexreCor '1208‘H_STREET NW. 33¢ spreads, $1.89 ize 45x36 inches. A good Full double-bed size, every one hlslcned quality. Nicely made perfect and made in Marseilles and finished. patterns. $6.75 pair. Large assortment o Datborns to match wp with | | PapmaVn g harks rown olade; -$1.59 coats Of blue serge, black of dropstitch ad plain stitch. All Yard-wide {n'a wide assortment unfinished worsteds and sizes in the lot; fresh and new, of pretty patterns. Colors include |[f plenty of fancy mixtures in - cassimeres. right out of thelr wrappings. gray, brown, navy and black. invited to attend. The blow was hard, the shock severe, e 1 loved 8o dear; you will remain ® the health department within the last tweaty.| Dosil 1a heaven we.meet again: (FORMERLY S40 F STWNW) N/ 'RIEND, LI HUNTER. * $10.95 Stenciled Grass Rugs | | New Unbleached B e, |t W o | EiGNE AT 108 -Every One Muslin Bungalow Souepi-ang Tena Zanutlott, el IS, MR IIKEIE (el SEPSR TS Se Pl s Strictly Perfect Aprons, $1.50 e SR ol W Rt ot | il iUy fuliae of i 30 | WML H, SARDO & CO,, . ntonio L. ane 0| ina glisl, ok > latives ’-g{gc Ifoom y ity I ,pmu o ot o One of the finest grades, of Organdies frk i mnm;i?fih:.;..L P Fleads and Rinlre iavied tga | GZES RS, P Hode St S Qu Shide of Bt & very Leactioss oo 4 e XELUE, A epsiil mectne of Lobencn, Qhap: William E. and Edoa A. Payne, Clarance and Annie Addison, boy. Walter D. and Della Toms, 'boy. Wendell P. and Madeline Tucker, boy. t 1 o'clock, New Masonic | Standard grade, double-warp, smooth-finish Sten- e - and dainty summer apron. ciled Grass Rugs, of the kind that give satisfactory Extra Size Bungalow imported from Switzerland—a beautiful sheer, transparent quality, with lovely 79 cobweb finish. In all the most desired c street and evening colors, as well as deli- “ZURHORST” service. 2 A i id - Soceetary. 3| Lincoln 372 A large selection of styles to choose from, including Apro B cate pastel shades. Full 45 inches wide. LAWRENCE. A special communication ot St. h:mdsomeg colorings in medallion, oriental and neat Made of nm':fr’m‘f.lngfg col- 85¢ Colored Organdie, 45 inches wide, 49c. Deaths Reported. O L adag, June’ 1, Moot st 1:30 CHAS. S. ZURHORST g o ‘wide belt, trii sleeves and pockets. o o 20c Printed Percales, 14c Full 36 inches wide in a large assortment of stripes, checks, dots and neat figured designs. ‘Warranted fast colors. Ideal for ‘women’s house d: Y womshen resses, children's One Dozen Real . Hadir Nets, 48¢ /ktulcr Price 20c Each, for Be sure of getting & su| £ Hair Ne 48 Intog-pl’loalnt r- “; C for the summ These are the well known ‘Minette” brand. "Cor- The following deaths have been reported to) o'clock p.m., for the purpose of attendin {he health Gepirtment within the Last twenty. the foneral ot _our late brother, WILLIA! four houre . LAWRENCE. brazm Glass, 68, 3105 11th street. FRANK M. ROLLEI Worshipful Master. | =— border designs. They’re all in the wanted 9x12-{t. room size—a fact worth emphasizing. . 4 Limit—three to a customer at this low price. $598 Stenciled Grass Rugs, size 6x9_ft.. Specially priced for the June Demonstratio 2.95 Sale at ........ 59¢ Colored Chiffon Voiles, 45 inches wide, 37c. 50c Printed Voiles, 40 inches wide, 29c. $1.25 Colored Ramie Linen, 45 inches wide, 75c. 39c Printed Voiles, 36 inches wide, 24c. . $1.00 Satin-stripe Voile, 36 inches wide, 55c. 35¢c Linene and Beach Suitings, 34 inches wide, 19c. S5¢c Colored 'Organdie, 40 inches wide, 35c. | 301 E. CAPITOL ST. Schofield, 36, 1001 Douglas street| Attest: 'HINSON, Secret MONUMENTS. . Jupne 18, 1021, g . Saturda; e e Little, 47, Providence Hospltal, L OB WARFIELD, brioved husband o |~ We specialize In designing and erect- esse ¥ Earl 8. Wood. 59, 2219 14th street lou(hnfl.' lle Leeke and devoted father of Edmund V. Stephenson, 53, Providence Hor| oiie e feske. Funeral Tueadsy at ¢ |IN@ Imperishable memorials of quality D tal. All friends invited. Services con-|and character. Ri d B, Stark. 14, 1025 30th street. b rles E. 5 3 Helene 3. Zelinaki, 8 days, Garfed Hos i‘,‘:"“ Dy Rer. Charles E. Fai® 22 Di¥-| cail and see hundreds of photographic tal Lodge, No. 16, F. Maria Gant, 28, Tyberculosis Hospital Buddenly, Saturday. Jume 18, 1921, | suggestions and designs on exhibition in Maria Ashby, 48, 25th street. Pythias, Franklin, No. 2, take notice of spe- [ o ommice, ial Monday night at 7:30 o'clock for the denth of Bro’ AW, LEEKE. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. C. PANAGOPOULOS, C. C. * 7 914 Fifteenth Strest, ‘hesa h, Md., RION EDITH, Oriental Rllgs g5 chepnals Sepl M MAION e CEMETERIES. $1.25 Scamless | $3.50 Filet Table Bleached Sheets, Covers, $1.89 Made with plain linene cen- 84c ters and deep 1 nch filet edge. 25¢ Turkish Towels, | Misses’ $2.50 and $3 18¢c White Canvas High 100 ao‘.':: .2‘3:‘1!2"' A heavy s,loel, 31 .69 double-thread towel in all-white, ‘Well made and styled for the also white with red striped cen- miss who wants a serviceable ters. Suitable size for massage white canvas shoe for vacation or summer wear. Lace and but- $1.25 Storm Serge, ; 50 Inches Wide, 69c LONG. MM{;QJM: 18, 1921, at 10 p.m., e of the late John H. and Martha E. A . The Park Ceme- Funeral tomorrow at Z-D.IL from Whur.le.y s tery. Non. Cleaned, Repaired, [sioat ceiat ot o e | OELiNCOIN 22 55255 ‘dence, Douglas place, 22nd and HBenning timore Boulevard at District Line. . G st, 5 oad on Batorday, June 18 1021, at| giioes: 1835 S.w. Phone ¥. 4745. Stored Until Wanted| 74 >S5 Suian: “¥ontssi| — Cedar Hill Cemetery services at his late residence on Juse 21, at 2 pm. Interment (private) at|cpope) and - Vault—Non-Sectarian xCraws <4 Perpetual Care of Graves ted this life Saturday, :30 o'clock, MARIE Me: nsul Natural Beas 10 m:n:hl. She leaves to u Pm.fl. lfil!el‘“.m full double-bed size, In 52-inch woven of heavy round-thread = ) that they are seconds, so called Women 's Pure L(n. because of slight imperfections istpctory in every particular. 12¢ . i bbbl B sushiy o d quality with hemstitched $2.25 Dimity Bed- | | Gsod ausity v sheeting cotton. Despite the fact in the finish, you'll find them sat- en Handkerclu'efc, wade, $LOG Women’s $3 Hand- 1t is science to properly and thor- oughly clean -and repair Oriental Rugs—our " corps of men is the| CyULLOUGH. made of real hair, 59c Embroidery ! Flouncing, 49¢ - Size 73x90 imches. for threes rtect. Coll dar) Tdeal for suits, skirts—a splen- 4 i . . quarter beds. Just what you 3 o > Searing, cloge-woven quality, Full 18 inches wide, also cami- most efficient to be found in any| mourn a loving mother and 3 devoted (ather,| phomes L. 0S2 and L. 4360. Fant for summer use. Every one bags, $1.95 dium, Hah Towny bleads, fIa wearing, clon anignt, brown | sole embroldery—some with land. Our cold storage for taking| Ereadsd"C.ifthee. a¥f Fiorias ave. nw.| = FUNERAL DESIGNS, pettdet- il T o Made of leather and silks, fac- Geldeaberg's—Tirst Flosr Notiens. and burgundy. beading in swiss and cambria care of them, where they'll be ab-| Tuesday, June 21, at 2:30 o'clock. L L tory samples and in sample lots. o A solutely frec from all harm, is the| Mourn ber ot fhi's, ralcly, sschored: |Gyyde Bros, Co., 1214 F St, 25¢ Tarkish 75¢ All-Over sI .00 All-Over best. BinTin mercy, Jesus called her ‘Prompt auto delivery service, camera, long handle and novelty Standard Apron Ay : O i There ot Cadiess 0a3. . iy Filet Scarf 8, 48¢ ‘;’:,fi%’.;: 4 5t hne ”.f.fl‘fi’{; ehiic Gi 10c Towelc, 18¢ Embrozdenec, 49c A o STEPHENSON. On [Batocdey; Jese 28, 2061 Appropriate Floral Tokens Yery beautiful and decorative | moires in black, brown and taupe, mng Size 18x36 inches, full bleached Full 22 inches wide in pretty E. Blephenson. Funeral from his late resi- [ \XT Floral Co. for buftet or dresser. In b4 and' | with oxidized silver, fancy metal In & wide rtment of blue | with red borders. A splendid | swiss and nainsook: openwork e an Sence, "2225 hannon place s.c.. Tuesday. ngton Sh 46 inch le and self-covered frames. checks, vumrt:l fast colors. quality of mill seconds. and other neat patterns. _ (13‘;" =n" :‘u'.;w .:&':ién:h::‘nw-!nfi fire:[‘l 14th and N. ¥. Ave. in TR . , . 1512 H N.W. for e repose of b soul, § a.m; Belatives GEO.C.SI-IIAFFER. = 2 terment Moun! VE EMBLEMS e, b :'x MODFEATE FRICHS. 416400 Phone Main 2063 cemetery.