Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1922, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1922. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Syringes and Hot- Water Bottles, 79¢c Fountain Syringes and Hot-water Bottles, good quality red or chocolate Sale of Bedspreads All double-bed size Spreads, of good, dependable quality, in a variety of at- tractive Marseilles patterns. Please note—every spread absolutely PER- FE _IT PAYS TO enbergs $2.50 Spreads, $1.98 rubble ; usual tv’quuarl size. lSuhject T . " : & to slight imperfections, but all guar- $3.00 Spreads, $2.49 BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE anteed for satisfactory service. $3.50 Spreads, $2.98 @oldenberg’s—First Floor. (] Men Get Another Chance Tomorrow in the emi-Annual Shirt Sale When We State They Are $1.50 and $2.00 Values We Underrate Them PRPTPRR RPN R T TTETTTERETT T LR LR If you didn’t get here today, don’t miss it tomorrow. The news of the big values will be spread by those who attended the sale, and we expect another line-up of shirt buyers Tuesday. Every shirt brand-new and absolute perfect quality— no seconds, jobs or damaged shirts in the lot. Materials include Jacquard Figured Madras, Corded Madras, Close Woven Poplins, Cotton Pongee, High-count Percales and other good shirtings. Large array of new and desirable patterns, including all the popular stripes—pin stripes, candy stripes, cluster stripes, figures, checks and novelty effects. Colors guaranteed fast. All sizes, 14 to 17; all regular sleeve lengths. First Floor—Direct Entrance from K Street. e25EiNESSNNRIATNTSANBRNAARER saa REEATRARE AR A ENARAREN LS LU Pre-Inventory Clearance—Immense Price Reductions to Clear Stocks! DELE R AT TR UL EERPEEL PR L ERET T T TP EPRES iR Up to $3.00 Gloves & s High-grade Gloves, in- & 8 & cluding Glace Kid, Mocha & 9 ot & Dress Ginghams and Pique; some with self = Omen S eW ln er ] 32-inch Dress Ging- or contrast stitched X % hams, including all the backs: assorted shades; = # most’ popular brands, moatly sif s © 2 Worth Up to $29.75—At B S sus Faac $1.69 H The wonderful values in this sale are the result of a pur- 3 Daidecheshe s et '"“"n”" H chase of a maker’s surplus stock which, we obtained at ] 2 TUESDAY AT ENRSSNRRRRRESEREERSNRSSEGEASE 3 extreme reductions from the regular wholesale cost. It is H 29¢ Yard = your opportunity to purchase a smart-looking Winter Coat = (First Floor) Chamo-Suede SEEEETRERESONRRERENRAINIRREINT double-twilled weave: in black and navy blue— TUESDAY AT $1.19 Yard (First Floor) with spear point backs, brown, gray. mode, pon- gee and black: all sizes— TUESDAY AT 49¢ The majority are trimmed with fur collars. ery late model represented. Trimmed and embroidered styles, newest loose back and tailored effects included. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. . 3 H at almost unbelievably big saviugs. Womerfil%:f:o Suste E Splendidly Tailored Coats of Suedene, Chamois $1.69 Wool Serge Gloves, two-clasp style, I Velour, Cut Bolivia, Suedetex and Cheviots Coiin Al proltees. = " = = 25¢ Towels R Lol 39¢ White Voile 59¢ H ChzacasERTEENRIEXERSAR 40-inch White Ckhiffon & s e & Cotton Damask Towels, PR S 7 72-Inck e N ete-woven. & Turkish Towels = v vorders; size 15 Dimity Spreads 83 All-Wool Serge ~inch = two-ply quality— % Fine grade Turkish ® x36 inches— White - Dimity Bed- 5 All-wool Im- Table Damask H TUESDAY AT £ Towels all white. alo & TUESDAY AT B ospreads, size 90x100 nglish serge. 2 L colored border and fancy w % inches, extra wide an -, close twi Mercerized Table Dam- jacquard weaves. Per- I 19¢ Each % long; wash beautifully; sponged and " C P general use. Assorted 3 N ol ""’E‘ "": = (saEeasEeREResTARAa H SDAX A B eml AT etty patterns. Slight & = = H = H Deconds of S0 values— = 50c Poplins 4 39¢ Eacl % 30c Flannels g $2.49 g $1.89 Yard TUESDAY AT H 27-inch Yarn Mercer- (First Floor) o om 36-inch Printed Kimo- (First Floor) H (First Floor) 50 ized Poplins, rich lustrous & IWERESaEY SYEMEEASEEENSNENIR & o Flannels, colored I pasgsgezsdsieasauderyscsisusadi = 2 c 2 quality: in all wanted = *$10.00 Grass Rugs £ grounds with beautiful & 200 E GeafiTERINRRRSNRATIISRENSRARERE trat Floar) = s: als ack and . = inted designs— = e e § ghadess also Mack and B B lc.warp Stenclled & | TUESDAY AT E . Pai ey $3 Wool Coatings = TUESDAY AT £ Gr Kugs. in green, ' 29¢ Yard : ajama Checks = Gi-inch Allvool i Win: = % blue and brown designs; & = s-inch White Pajama = ter-weigh 04 g @ 39¢ Yard size 9x12 ft. for large & (First Floor) B Checks, light weight, & @ B0ud assortmiy of Sanita Anrons = (First Floor) £ room: - aeRmsniaadEEr o strongly woven grade, for. g wanted styles and dolors L Well Made & ygu BERsEEsNEsIaRAN B TUESDAY AT = & making undergarments— = Ings. for women's an e el L H a0 = $3.00 Longecloth = TUKSDAY AT £ chldren’s wear— - Waterproof sheeting— % Darning Cotton ¢ $5.00 % No. 230 Imperial English 15¢ Yard ] ¢ \ TUESDAY AT 2 Silk-finish Mending or & (Fourth Floor) = Longcloth, 36 inches ] $1.98 44¢ 2 Darning Floss, Mliv)'afli £ yegaszaszamzsssI@NEEENIAREEEE B wide; full ten yards in = (First Floor) H (Firat Floor) R lacks i - a H ce— = e L % (Notion Dept..First Floor) = e e | B 48c and 59c¢ H each P RSDAY AT s w:‘ d‘"" S;::(;. %32 g arnansanaianane wam a2 TUESDAY AT = Cr $2 79 = mdow es = $1.59 2 3 H o ) = etonnes s = Heavy Oiled Opaque & S Rubber Sheeting = Two Spools & Yard-wide Washable (First Floor) 2 ey Ciow Shades. = Bleached Sheets ] Kleinert's Sanitary = for S ¥ Cretonnes, light and dark & gygagusests NEISESEEEE = size 3x6 feet: good, SUrong X g1xq0 Seamless Bleached 4 Rubber Sheeting, three- or ocC = colors, in a large assort- 5 1 £ spring rollers; in white, ¥ qheets, superior quality, Quarter-yard squares— & (Notion Dept., First Floor) i ment of designs particu- 25¢ Towels £ ecru and greens: com: I gepindable for wear: fiu- 4 TUESDAY AT E S3TERNRINERERANARENND & desirable for cur. Bleaened Turkish Tow- £ plete with ring and all 2 {ld with wide hems— f 50¢ H H draperies, etc.; mill els, with blue striped bor- & fixtures. | Siight seconds & TUESDAY AT H $1 and $1.25 = lenfixhs from 1 to o 'absorbent woven & © ’I:ln‘:x‘;‘“ ) v $1.29 %4 (Notion Dept.. Firat F1 H & £ yards— el ] ‘ES A H A 2 sssnpsEzIIIENEZEBEENEEEN = Draperies H TUESDAY AT TUESDAY AT a 39¢ = (First Floor) = High-grade Reversible = 2 5 arrarasaETTEREERTEIRLEENsEGNNES Snap Fasteners £ vardwide Rajah Terry £ 24c Yord 19¢ Each (Fourth Floor) g i 4 Snap — Tasteners, all 3 Cloth ‘and 50-inch Cre- 2 (First Floor) (First Floor) sussmnnemmmmneannszunaee 5 Girls’ $7.98 Coats sizes: black and white; & tonnes. in_ mill lengths = EEzadsdedsdmuzssy IEITEITETS l 69 = Lite Girls' Winter 3 one dozen on card— ¥ from 1 to 8 yards, but a = 20T lin $1. 5 Coats, of heavy silver- TUESDAY AT 5 number of yards alike. oweling Bleached Sheets 5 lene cloth, in brown and % Choice of handsome de- Genuine Boot _Mills eac £ Dlue; with large collars ] = and_all-around belt; fine linings; 31x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, free from starch or dressing; full double- Chiffon Taffeta -inch Chiffon Taffeta Slizks. :“ pure silk, every Two Cards for 5S¢ Absorbent Crash Towel- ing, for roller or tea to: els; close woven quality— signs, in light and dark colorings. TUESDAY AT satine quality sizes 4, 5. 6 and 7 years— TUESDAY AT (First Floor) aENEIINESED .- = H H H B " H H = = H H PEPRPETEI TR EE B P LR AT F T ERTL TR BT FT T T U T TUESDAY AT 8%c (First Floor) LLL] Striped Skirting 42 -inch Fashionable Striped Skirting, in a large assortment of new and handsome colorings, including green, copen, pheasant, brown and gar- net, with subdued striped TUESDAY AT 38¢ (Third Floor) eEEREEIEENR $1.39 Seamless Sheets (First Floor) Rugs. in an assortment of popuiar patterns and col- orings— TUESDAY AT $19.75 (Fourth Floor) ReESRRRESERE jue . $2.25 - Satin Charmeuse 40-inch Colored Satin all pure silk, H 48c Yard Rl yard guaranteed to wear bed gl;e;w“ B H $1.00 ] (Fourth Floor) ] 15¢ Yard .mmncwril':;-‘.e n{nfl:.:::; Ul 4 $4-.98 Bungalow Aprons & sussssssssezssenes asaanEsd & (First Floor) Dlete R ening shades, also $1.39 2 (Thira Floor) Navy blue and medium- & $2.75 = {assENsNsENMNSSESRINNSEINESESNE = [lCny of navy blue and (First Floor) H , attrac- = . = : . lack— ERENyTRNEfIAGERNED] O ST rana: nestly = Onyx Silk Hose £ 20c ‘Toweling K U ESDAY AT ";3;";, ill' £ $3 Velveteen trimmed: full cut. me- I E Stripe or Check Glass owcases 5 16-inch Costume Vel- dium and large sizes— & Women's Onyx FPure & Toweling fine, close $1.39 15x36 Bleached Plllow- &= veteen, close, deep-pile TUESDAY AT £ Thread Silk Hose full Z woven quallty— H (Firat Floor) cases. one of the best = quality, in black, navy, 79¢ E ! in cordovan. £ TUBSDAY AT £ seznan wiassan £ brands on the market to- 2, wistaris, ana gray. " Vof H v, ] 3 T = ay; perfect quality— 5 3 vear— (First FI \’;{:::u Bifli‘.i.‘i‘é’n'f :‘p‘_f‘l ] 150 Yard = 81'75 % TUESDAY AT - TUESDAY AT ESTETEIANETNTEINA) - 8 . lisl ) - 3 . - & e I T £ Satin Messaline 30c Each : $1.98 Yard 59¢ Aprons 5 ST yESDAY AT % g35-inch Colored Satin (First Floor) H (First Floor) Nealat von iR fferen = $1.79 £ Messaline, ;“.fl?;‘ o s EnaannIE H " . angEaal ns, 2 H S 5 fast color materials, in £ (Fient Floor) H Huck Towels E it ciinging fnish. Al $35 and $37.50 £ $9 Salt’s Plush aea Bl nnmed with B tasoan 5 Hemmed Huck Towels, & sireet and evening shades, R £ _soncn sais seal dium size; finished w! with red borders; suit- also black— ugs ush, a heavy, deep, pocket— H able for hand or side = 'TUESDAY AT ox12-tt. .ndgs.nxlo.G-fl. 8 close pile fabric, for TUESDAY AT 8 towels— 5 $1.29 Yard AL A n Seam. § women's and children’s s 2 s less Brus.els and Velvet & Wear— H H H H = = 25¢ Linene 34-inch Colored Linene, mercerized linen-finish LT PETER 20c Bleached Muslin 81x90 Seamless and plaid borders in con- Charmeuse. a5 Bleached Sheets. finished trasting colors. The > hed v heavy, satin-face quality, grade, in a large range of with three-inch "hem trasting ted fabric for B S6-Inch Bleached Misr £ innavy, black, brown and $45 and $50 Rugs P, venine good, serviceable roun separate skirts, as well general use— white— 9x12-ft. and 8.3x10.6-ft. B DAY AT TUESDAY AT Alexander | Smith and Sons make Axminster and ‘Wilton Velvet Rugs, many seamless, others with eam. All perfect qual- ty. Bixteen of each size— TUESDAY AT $26.75 thread quality; subject to slight defects, such as an occasional pin hole, slight tear or irregularity in weave— TUESDAY AT 88¢ for dresses— TUESDAY AT 49¢ (First Floor) SERARZETEENNENRNENRERELEanD Crex Runner TUESDAY AT 14c Yard (First Floor) ANEREEANASEUNNATSIZANGE 20c 18¢ Yard (First Floor) BRERARENE SEYEEIIRREREEEDE 45¢ Pillowcases 45x36 Bleached Pillow- PEPE TTELHEH TR SETRIEENEEBESEEREENNGNEAIEREEREAENEESACRANN $1.79 (First Floor) ISasRETETERN 2uml $8.00 Coats Little Tots' Chinchilla Coits, blue and brown; ]IRed with flannel; also o $4 to $6 Shoes ‘Women'’s High and Low Bhoes, in a variety of stylish models, of good, serviceable leathers, in- cluding brown and black kid, patent leather, dull and combination styles; high and low heels, plain $2.98 (Fourth Floor) $2.69 Yard (First Floor) EESEEESERBRNSNRNRRREE $2.00 Satin Duchesse 35-inch Black Satin ta— TUESDAY AT 16¢ Yard (First Floor) and Mackinaws Juveniles'. Overcoats, in double-breasted model, with convertible collar and muff pockets; fancy plaid linings; sizes 3 to 7 years. Mackinaw Sport Coats, in a good range of (Third Floor) H o Crex Stalr or Hall Run- Ou Flannels cases, made of = heavy wmnn £ Orey SO0 Fo, S 2-,_[::.,"65“,;“1.-,“““_ 40-inch Canton Crepe, & (Fourth Floor) round-thread _pillowcase Lo Joth = sreen. blue, red and heavy fleeced quality, heavy, crepy-finish, al cotton; strictly perfect 3 mgclof brown stenciled border e arauaan: it silk *quality, in mavy, Sty e e e designs: tape bound F stripes, checks. plalds and brown, gray, moAWL: &R 25¢ TUESDAY AT ish quality; full ten yards Lt 2 pretty color combina- TUESDAY AT 3 33c Each in each plece— £ by bt 5 tions— A s Ginghams i eac Riplace s = 65¢ Yard H TUESDAY AT = $2.59 Yard 32-inch Dress Ging- (Firat Floor) H = 14¢ Yard 2 < hams, guaranteed fast B umE $1.39 H (Fourtk Floor) = ar = (First Floor) colors; in a varied as- 5 i (First Floor) H EsasEas? 3 (First Floor) e L L E sortment of beautiful de- 30c India Linon H = enaRERaRERERY anEREEENR - signs and include attrac- 40-Inch White India = H $5.00 Rugs H 25, £ $3.00 Sgofl Satin £ ;'\?in :::5:‘;“&“;":3‘:; Linon. snow white bleach- $2.00 Nainsook SAladndes Suidhjangiia e § o-inch Colored Sporl £ movelty effects— ! T rUEsDAY AT No. 19 Imperial Nain- ton. Velvet Rugs, size Shaker Flannel 5 Satin @ heavy, Glinook, B TUESDAY AT sookry fulk G inchesiwIMe, 19354 inchen: Rocal, oric © o7-inch BleachedShaker E old rose, tan, turquoise, E 19¢ Yard g 25¢ Yard ;‘ne a e_'.__en yards in eac! ental and medallion de- = plannel, & heavy-weight, honeydew, copen, navy, & e Tasan) E First Floor) TUESDAY AT (= 2 reversible, double-fleeced brown and black— H SREEZEENIRNRIRSNNREZRRNARSERRY TUESDAY AT = quality, for winter gar- TUESDAY AT £ anuEansERasnnnanananannn 5 575 § men H H] Boys’ O’coats H H = Hodge's Rattania and Unbleached Muslin broadcloth and velvet; Cherokee Fiber Rugs, = = 3 o_silk, : stylish models, "with fing also Herringbone Crex 5 36-imch Unbleached B Llog’sorhisck; for hand- PR L T T et aranie: quality linings; sizes Rugs, size 9x12 ft. for = Muslin, strong and serv- some street and evening soles; sizes in the lot lar mddel with muff pock- and 3 years only— large rooms— iceable— gowns— from 2% to T— et; sizes 8 to 16 years— TUESDAY AT TUESDAY AT TUESDAY 3 $11.75 12Vc Yard $1.69 Yard "$1.05 "$5.00 (Fourth Floor) (First Floor) (First Floor) (First Floor) (Third Floor) Funeral Services for Late Resident 1] dadads invatalaratess Aariniiar Attt AR ASMASAAM AR IAAN SIS A AN » DEATH CLAIMS J. E. CROSS. ' Blood Traustusion Fails to Save | Inventor and Manufacturer. Jay E. Cross, an inventor and manu- facturer, died at Washington Sani-j tarium 'yesterday after undergoing two surgical operations and resorting to & blood transfusion operation, in which his son Paul gave of his biood as a last effort to save his life. He died & few minutes after the last at-| tempt failed. Ho was forty-nine years old. Coming to Takoma Park about five | and one half years ago, from South | Lancaster, Mass, Mr. Crofs established & manufacturing business on the rear of his residential lot. He also enguged in 1 real estato operations in Takoma Park, and was a director of the Tukoma Park Bank. He Is survived by his widow, who was Miss Jennie lverson; three 'sons, Paul, Elmer and Leon Cross, and two sisters, Mrs. H. B. Rogers and Mrs. Charles Presnell, all of whom reside in Takoma Park. He! was a member of the Sligo Seventh- Day Adventist Church. The funeral will be conducted from his residence, Wednesday —afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Prof. C. 5. Longacr assoclate pastor of the Takoma Park Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Burial will be in Rock Creek cemetery. WILSON RITES TODAY. of Chevy Chase. Funeral services for Howard P. Wil- son, who died Saturday of pneumoni were held this afternoon at 2 o'clo at his late residence, 15 Taylor strec Chevy Chase, Md. Rev. Luther Ness of Chevy Chase Methodist Church of- ficiated. Interment was private in Fort Lin- coln cemetery. MRS. ADOLPH MYER DIES. Widow of Former Representative in Congress From Louisiana. Mrs. Adolph Myer, widow of Gen Adolph Myer, former representative in Congress from Louislana, died this morning at her apartment in Willard Court. Mrs. Myer had ben ill about a week and died from pneumonia. Mrs. Myer was born in _Illinois about seventy years ago. She had been a resident of this city for more than thirty years. Much of this time she held a prominent position in ‘Washington society, and her death was.a shock to her many friends here. Surviving her is a daughter, Mrs. Louise M. Smith of this city. Funeral arrangements have not vet baen completed, but services will be held at Hysong's undertak establishment, 13th and N strects. Interment will be in New Orleans. REAL D. A. R. SUCCUMBS. One of Four Surviving Members Expires in Tennessee. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Mrs. Martha M. Dawson. ing daughter of a Tennes of the revolutionary war January 16— last surviv- | soldier | pd one of the four surviving revolutionary daughters, according to D. A. R. of- ficials, died at her home at Loudon near here vesterday. She was the who settled the Wyl Iy ar daughter of Jam in Tennessce s of the war. RITES FOR CAR CONDUCTOR. Funeral services for Horace F. Cuss, twenty-seven years old. a condu on the Brightwoed line of W ington Raiiway pany, who was thrown and killed Friday while adjus the lights, will be held tomorrow The body will lie at the home of Mr Heary S. Tohl of Maryland ter of the deceased. until wken it will be n to Burtonville, Md.. where therc 1 b the Burtonville Method 1:30 p.m. Interment will be in } tonville. JOHN A. DONALD DEAD. It NEW YORK. ary 16.—John A | Donald, forme! memher of the | United States Shipping Board and; of the Donald! died at his home | ording 1o word re- | merican Bureau of | time president one MISS SCOTT CANCER VICTIM. NEW YORK. January 18—Death of pra_Scott, sister of the late Mrs Ficld and aunt of Countess the wife of Admiral 1 Beatty British navy, was announced Miss Scott, aged seventy. died here. yesterday ne She was the | aughter of Robert Scott, an early iron- | master of Ironton, Ohio. She is sur-| vived by one brother, Harw Scott of Indianapolis. CARDS 'OF THANKS. T wish o express my s and appreciation 10 my rel s for their kindpess, sympath floral tributes _rendered my beloved aunt. January LUCINDA | i 1 | BROWN. thanks death CINDA BROW i BUTLER. © FOUNTAIN. to express iy sineer thanks and appreciation to my friends. rel atives and emplo ngers Lamdry kindness during the short illuess 1 floral tributes my dear hushan . who died January ‘4. 162 MRS. BESSIE FOU LASSITER. We desire to express thanks and sppreciation to our muny friends for kindness shown during the fllness und for their ssmpathy and besutiful foral tribi rendered at the death of our wife and sister. MARTHA P. LASSITER, who departed tl 1922, (Philadelphin, Pa.. auo papers please copy.) D AND S . MARRIED, THRASHER—HUTCHINS. Mr. and Mrs Hutchinx announce the marriage of ‘their daughter. DOROTHY D.. to Mr. HOW- ARD T. THRASHER of Afhens. Ga., on Saturday evening, Januars 14, 1022, at 7 o'clock, by the Rev. D. F. Rivers. . DIED- AMANN. On Saturday. January 14, 19 m., AN RYAN. beloved’ wife of William Amann, sister of George M. Kyan and Mrs. H. F. Roberts. Funeral from her Tate residence. 2340 Que st Tuesday. at 8:00. ass ut St Teresa’s Church, Anacostia, 1 Saturday, Januars 14, 1922, at 1 BERTHA. beloved wife of Johu Funeral from ler late residence, 406 6th st. x.w. Tnesday, January 17, at a.m. Solemn igh requiem mass at Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives friends Invited. Interment at St. M- cemetery. 16* BACON. Saturday, January 14, 1022, in Ne- attle, Wash., FLORENCE HOPKINS, be- loved mother of Henry H. Bacon. Funeral under auspices of Allah Chapter, 0. E. S. Interment Seattle, Wash. . BUBH. Members of the M. I. R. Asso- ‘clation are hereby notified of the death of WILLIAM R. BUSH, and to meet at Odd Fellows' Hall 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. January 17, 1922, to make arrangements Tor funeral’ Wednesday afternoon 18. _WILLIAM H. FORTUNE, Pi H. E. BARNETT, Recording Sec CARR. On Mond residence, 2001 16th st. n.w. wife of William A. Carr. her late residence on Wednesds 18, at 11 o'clock. Interment p OARR. On Saturday, January 14, 1922, at Georgetown University Hospital. JULIA. beloved daughter of the late James and Bridget_Oarr. dence. 725 24th st. n. _January | 17. Mass at St. Stephen's Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. (COOMBS. On Monday, Junuary 16, 1922, at; 2010 am., at Congress ~Hail Hotel, | GHARLES 'WILLIAM, beloved father of Charles Cyrus Coombs, in his eighty-fifth yei Notice of funeral hereafter. 17 000! In Tondon, England, December 1019, CHARLES VEN’ ptain, 116 Overses Battalion, Ca llau expeditiopary forces, beloved son of Charles Oyrus and . January 16, 1922, at her ALICE S.. uneral from | LOEBSACK. DIED. DISMER. A special mesting of Ruth Chap- te 0. E. 8., is called for Tuesdsy, 0 pm., ut Musonic 4 1. €. to atiend the of our lafe sister, Mrs. JULIA DISMER. By order of the worthy 2 Attest: IDA M. PARSONS, Secretary. twood, DYSON. On Sunday, January 450 pm., WALTER Z. DYSO! Walter Earl Dyson. Funeral from his late residence, s.w., on Weduesday, Janvary 18, at ESKRIDGE. Friduy, Junuary 13. her residence, 1119 3rd BANKS, beloved wife of linm Eskridge. She leaves loss 0 sister. Saral Washingts ers, Willimn and Andsew Bauks. two nephew 4 Walter Banke, and cousiu, Fuueral from Mouut iah Baptist Church, 2ud and N sts. s.w., Harvey Rundolph, pastor, Tuesday, uary 17, at 1 p.m. Sufe in the arms of Jesus, Sufe on His gentle breast. mourn her uot, she is safely anchored, way led Tier God promised we sl meet again, thut glorions day wnd sorrow x <have rolled away. HER LOVING HUSBAND, 16% life 1922, at he Md, FLETCHER. She leaves (o mourn the one brother, Henery Mitchell; five ters. Miss Louise ~Fletcher, M. Herbert, Mrx. Estelle Forgoite, beth Fletcher, Mrs. Mildred Frank . Willinn Frederick, and a host of g clatives and ' friends, Mrs. long 2 John, randchild ren, Fletcher was resdent of Buena Vista and was loved I the com . _Fuperal Tuesduy ., at Whitemarsh, Md Dear Lord always knows what's best, So be Las taken mother away to THE FAMILY. * 14, 1922, husband of Amanda Funeral apart- GILSON. v ne 1 lour ((Philadelphis y.) Sunduy. 3 E Harrington. obert A Fuer eclutiven snd ! cd this life § at hwr residence, LUCY HAWK 5, Jun-{ Tnion services at Mount Juzrecl Bap hoand E sts. s, Wednesduy, Jaou £pm. Kev. 3. T Greene, pastor. HOWELL. Saturday, January 14, 1922, at 530 sidence. 1504 Crittenden st L THOMAS J.. beloved husband of May E. Howell (nee” Floy) and beloved son of Murgaret Kingston Howell. Funeral Tug 5 from the residence of North Washington st. thence to St. Mary's where mass will be said at 10 a m. repuse of Lis soul. KREMER. 30 eloved INE, Funeral from her Vi Wednesday. em high mass a ends invited Mars's cen . On Monday Wi At the residenc E feClellan, 1 servoir st helosed son of Richard and the Lev. Notice of funeral Lere. Sunday residen oW, Myrtle M te residen Relatives T terment Veland. Ohio, Plewse eopy ) the I GEORC New and Pittsburgh H embers of 0. 0. F. th of Brother 5 OH stnow Lodge i are lerehs no- GEORGE Nindus. Faneral services will be Hence. on Slonday. | T Members | at 1. 0. 0. ¥. Temple MONTAGUE. Maj. CAT nesday, Januars | M McKendrée nw. 1 E | ave. { i PETERSON. between 12th Wedniesday, Junuary on REPP. At Plainfield, N. 1., Leloved bushund of R father of Clinton B., 1 and Mrs. H. N. Tuesday. ut Unl ROBERTS. 9 i FRANK REPP, mel Haurtsock and | Mre. D. D Cald- | Interment § Md. 1 G oaf pam. Relati nd fricnds in- vited i SCRIVENER. On Saturday. January 14, I at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A >, Robbi '8 Ashley terrace, Cleveland Tark, MAKY CATHERINE. w Tom Serivener and danghier of the late Wil linm B. und Arana J. Gartrell Funeral Lrom the atove address Tuesday, January 17, | at 2 otclock Ttelatives and fri tusited SIMXMS. this life Sunda 1 1 after a bri SADIE A.. the beloved wife of Th the A duug Mrs. Eliza ers and the late ravers. Nhe o mourn 1 coted hushand, lov- three b < and Harry ‘Travers, of “relatives und friends. Funeral from her | exide st. e, thence to M. E. Chu 14th and B sts. me., duy., Tun: 18, at 1 o'clock. In Relatives and t at Oxen Hill, Md. friends invited. t in womanhood so fair She slumbers ~weetiy and knows no care. Her heart was tr Her life was o Yot uot But ( TRETLER. SARAL January 14, t duughter Surah A. and U. Tretler. WASHINGTON. Sunday. January 15, 1922, at 10 p ARY ELIZAB the beloved wife of John Washington. ! ce of funeral inter. . RGE_W. « Wat Watkins of Chester, of Baltimore. M Junnary 18, at 1 Pa., and Louise Jumes meral ~ Wedneaday Asbury M. 11th und 3 . Rev. Juli pastor. Friends_ invited. (Geneva. und Bultimore, Md., papers please 17* brother of Charles I oDy ) 'WATKINS. Jokn Mars are notified Chureh, con tend the funeral of GEORGE W. WATK instant, at 1 o’ all Harlan Relief Association o mssemble nt Asbury M. E. er 17th and K ste. n.w., to at- our late brother, | Wednexday, 18U { He died Sun- The officers and members of ml ock p.m. day, 15th instan GEORGE . m. W. COLE, President, 42 V st n.w. WHITE. Suddenly, Sunday, January 15, 1022, EDNA ENDSLEY, beloved wife of L. K. White. Interment at Somerfleld, Pa. * WEST. Suddenly, on Wednesday, January 11. 1922, at Emergency Hospital, MARGIE WEST (nee Washington). wife of Liovd West, sister of Mary Williams, Matilda Glanfon, Bthel Robinson. Nettie Glanton, ‘and Harrison Washington and_ niece zabeth Nelson and Virginiu Stuart. | Funeral pri IN MEMORIAM. of LAURA! A 1 —— IN MEMORIAM. HOLT, Tu sat Lut loving remembrance of ms dear brotl e, RICHARD HOLT, who dr rted thin » - garied’ hie e D yeara ago todhy. aus In tmy heart your memory lingers Sweetly, tender, fond and true; There in not & diy, dear brother, o at I do not think of you. 'he flowers 1 Will “wither 'and decay, o L But the lose for you, who sleeps beneath, oy ER, GEORGE HOLT. * HUTCHINS. 1n sad but loving remembrane el ot an fatier, GLORGE P day, Junun{y 16, |'JI1‘;‘L S yRre e WIFE AND CHILDRE! M. Kacred (o the memory of my hus- b CARLISLE JOHNRON, whe depart thix life one year ago todsy, Janury 16, Often wny thoughts waader to the grave s 3 way, Whers lies the sweetest memories—that will & elper fade ANNIE. ribute of love to_ the memory dear oue, CARLINLE JOHNSON. who lefe Junnary 16, 1921 JOHNSON. band, deur brother. 1. CARLISLE SORNSON, wha ied one seur ugo tpduy, Junuury 16, 1921 HIS SISTER, MARY C. JOHNSON. In sad and loving remembrance gur devoted mother, A 3L JON who departed this life i S 1 this life wix sears ago tod in life: remembered 1 i HER BELOVED XON, SERONE a SoxEs A05 DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH BUT JONES. A tribute of love to the me: aur devuted father, STEPILEN JONES, wht $id venty-two. years ago toduy, January To live in the Learts of those who loved Fou Is never to die. HIS DAUGHTERS, MAGRUDER, Sucred and dear to us is the memors of our dear ud avd father, WILLIAM W. MAGRUDER, who entered uary 16, 1917, St Wit patience he wuffered His troubles were sore, But now it is ended, He suffers 5o more. The partiog was painful BT God knows. wiiat is best ey to heaven, i< oy 10 res HIS WIrE, LAt § ELI) AND CHILDRE O'NEILL. GRUDEL (NEE ¢ memory ot rted this 1ife S seurs ago toduy, January 16, 1016, And ‘with the uorn wrint augel Tuce Wil smile. uich we have loved long siac And loat amnile, s 006 Hiace MARIA AND RETHA. PERRIN. In loving memory of my dea NICHOLAS §. PERRIXN. una’d«;;:t»{;‘fr.fi life October 10, 1907, and mother, ENTHER SELLMAN PERRIN, who departed this life January 16, 1921 Oh, how sad and ou B fho St as sudden was the hour that When God calied my dear father snd mother away 0 kind und devoted, I often think of you. JWe 0 clear someti s e near Daxs of Saduews’ $till come o'er me, Fuid memors Keeis our love near, wough God' claied fatler fourieen years ugo > 1 think yon REYNOLDS. of _our A tri el ROBINSU! ted this life five years ron huve pussed awu s wir voice we do not hear. t memories in our Learts ver ke you near. AND LITTLE DAUGH- TE |SWAN. 1n sad and loving_remembrance of and mother, MARY th; 16, 1 i dear wife SWAN, life four years ago 1o HER T ) AND CHILDREN WARE. T sad and loving rem our dear. devoted mother, 44 1l aslees one seas 2ay todes x. gentls. deurest wother. W lave laid thes Sweetly sleeping beneath Bloowin Thon the fowers sadly over thy breast hast whe To possess a fai In the eity of our God RS RACHEL loving A B AND RATIE ¢ of our dear WILLIAMS Away four years VN, AND FATHER. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Will Furnish Private Ambulances City Calls, $4.00 W. W. Chambers 7214 432. C{_)rntr_lfl): and Chapin. fe V. L.SPEARE CO. NEOTED WITH THE OSIGINAL W B0 GPEARE ESTABLISHMENT. _Phone Franklin 6626 _ _ moj‘-’x. n.w. Quick, Dignified and Eficient Service W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LI Automobile_Servi e |~ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Established 184 3034 M St. N.W. Babiened 1 Automobile Service. P Joszom. JAWLER'S ~ som MORTICIANS 17301732 P, ave. v ashington. D, C. ErabusD Wse. Phones M. 51z 013, & 3. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and embalmer. Livery in connection. Commo dious chapel and modern crematorium. Moderate Iprl(!lv 832 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 18x5 Timothy Hanlon 641 H 8T. E. Plove L. 6343 Established 187 14th % Ambulance. 1113 SEVENTH STREET Modern Chapel. Telepbone cail. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. 8.B. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances. Livery in Connection. R BrexreCo 1208 H. STREET NW. (FORMZRLY S40 F STNW) NE MAIN e Coflchots wa!soe CEMETERIES. FORT LINCO The Park Cemetery Sectarian Perpetusi Care Beautiful and fitting location. Readily accessible—on electric car line. Om Baltimore boule- vard, at District line. Office: 1235 G St. N.W. Phone Franklin 4745, Write for Illustrated Booklet. MONUMENTS. We specialize in designing and erect. Ing memorials (monuments and mau- soleums) of quality and character, We wiil gladly show you many beau- tiful specimens of our work in any of the local cemeteries. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC. 914 _Fifteenth Street Hattie Francis Coombs. pedimenos L FUNERAL DESIGNS. 8:40 pm EL!;&;’(\:\}E'{'\[I }f{' ‘m- 'hrp! ved | " " HER NIECE. * GEO.C SHAFFER :n e o e e Morte i, | GIEELER. In sad but loving remembrauce of | EXPRESSIV £ FLORAL EMBLEMS. . n.w., on Tuesday. January 17, at Relatives and friends iuvited. Glenwood cemetery. N DISMER. Saturday, January 14, 1022, at 9:45 p.m., JULIA C., widow of Charley 11 Dismer_and_mother of Gustave R. Krae- Funeral from her late residence. 4406 st. n.w., on Tuesday, January Relatives and friends invited t Interment at Rock Creck cemete me: 141 wmy denr fatier, DANIEL GIESLER, who departed this life thirteen years ago today. Junuary 16, 1900. Often in my heart comes a bitter ery, “Why did my darling father die” Then comes the answer, o solemn and sweet, “He is not dead; he is only asleep.” Loved fn life, in death remembered. HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER KATIE. * at MODERA' Appropriate Floral Tokens ‘B)a Floral Co. 14th and N.¥Y. Ave. Maip 106. Gude Bros. Co., 124 F St. Prompt suto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpeusive.