Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 7

B e e Yes, $5.00 every one of them as attractive as can be; dotted voll| ered, chacked and dotted batiste in navy, black and light colos $10.00 Checked Ratine Sport Dresse 80 come early; your choice of red, I black. smart these are. white grounds. We don't neglect the larger women. large women, In blue, pink, and black checks. lavend 10—Sport Jackets, regular $19. Wouldn't you like one? $10.00 - organdy collar; they are lovely: light and dark colors. Lcok at this for a remnant item! ton Crepz Dresses. quality and styles: black, navy and brown. dainty hemstitching, colors. tucks and embroldery, striped irt white, green and henna. in tan and blue. 15—$25.00 Tweed Top Coats. Your choice of gray, tan and Copenhagen. 15—$30.00 and $35.00 Tweed Sport Sul in earnest when we sell such suits at $i0. green. orchid and Copenhagen. 1—$55 Black Eponge Sport Suit. couldn't be priced 8o low. $39.50 Black Sportspun Jersey Sport Suit. them. and you'll have to come carly to get It. modei, beautifully tallored. Blouses—Remnants You can save lots of money on blouses—look at these remnants! $2.00 Cotton Blouses, 95c Think of blouses under $1.00! White Dimities, Ba- tiste and Colored Organdles, with Peter Pan and roll collars. And they are all well made; broken sizes. $3.00 to $4.00 Tailored Cotton Blouses, $1.45 Dimities, Voiles, Batlstes and Organdies, In Tuxedo, Peter Pan’ and frill styles; trimmed with laces, ging- ham and seif-pleating; they are mussed from being handled, but they are all exceedingly smart blouses; broken sizes. $5.00 Silk Blouses, $2.45 Even costume blo are 'way down! Crepe de Chine, Printed Crepe, 8atins and Siik Broadcloth, in tie-back, slip-over and tallored models; long or short sieeves; ‘some are beautifully beaded and embroldered in contrasting colors. - $5.00 to $6.95 Handmade Blouses, $2.95 0dd Blouses gathered together at one low price to effect a quick clearance, French Voiles, Batistes and Dimitles, with Tuxedo, Peter Pan and full collars; trimmed’ with hand.drawn work, embroldered dots, and some are edged with filet lace. A wonderful op- portunity. $5.00 to $5.80 Voile Blouses, $3.95 Blouses you can wear all year around. Sheer Freach Voliles, In Tuxedo, Peter Pan and frill styles, Oniy one, trimmed with' the finest tucks, dainty val laces and real filet and Irish laces; short or long siseves. $10.00 to $13.75 Silk Blouses, $5.00 A host of lovely styles and fabrics; Georgette Crepe, Crepe do Chine, In tie-backs and tuck-Ins: beaded and emoroidered In contrasting colors; round and V necks; long or short sleeves. $16.50 to $19.50 Costume Blouses, $8.95 Crepe de Chine Overblouses, with round neck and short sleeves; elaborately beaded back and front; In lovely shades of henna, canna. poppy red and navy. Gloves—Remnants Here, too, are opportunities for you to save money as we clear out stock. $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Gloves, 95c In ail the fashionable lengths and colors. Look for your size: -button length, wi -button lengtn, navy, 5l;, 6; 8-butto 8Y2, 6, g’/z? 2-clasp, " white, 5, 5 mode, 5Y2, 7, 7V; P, 2-clasp, sliver, 7, 7V3; 2-clasp, brown, 6%, 4. $2 and $3 Long Silk Gloves, $1.65 - Here's your chance if you lwear short sieeve: 3 20-button length, pongee, 6, 6! black, 5 /a H 16-button length. wmn_,'s'/.. 7y../’ n::gae"’. 3'%3’/5: % Chamoi Gloves, 65¢ ‘ Broken lots and sizes of 2.cifsp, strap wrist and 12. button length, in fine quality chamoisstte. Neckwear—Remnants Just two prices in these remnants—both of $hem s""s'ir:%l{n’ums‘;'w Coll d s el N S R e ey eyelet embroidery; vesteas with Peter Pan collars of dotted organdle; mour Collae of g mourning banding of sheer Sweaters—Remnants Clearing in earnest as the $15.00 to $19.50 Silke Sl $10.50 Lot of odd Sweaters grouped at this price to variety of weaves and styles; round and V neck: thread silk, in lovely colors; navy, olack, Jockey, buff, white and periwinkle. $20.00 to $25.00 Silk Sweaters, $15.95 Think of a pure silk Sweater at this pricel Tuxed: style, in staple novelty weavi prl’ctlcally all :u: regular stock of silks Included; all col Seaulag e colors—navy, black, All our Bathing Suits to go—be one of the lucky ones to buy at these clearance prices! $5.00 to $7.50 Bathing Suits, $4.35 One hundred sults In jersey and surf satin; solid colors, mannish style: also two-color combinatio: turquolse. jockey, K, es _indicate. gay contr Dbiack, n: lw'd, tan, gray, Kelly purple d_Cop gen. | $8.50 to $10.00 B. g Suits, $5.95 sults, ding all pure wool two-tone combinations; also extra Copanhamon, Jades G nd eeld i wis a ray. openhagen, Jade, tan and goid. .It will pa; buy one of these. Ravy YSugto Odds and ends—all Have You Chosen Your There’s still one more courtesy day to make your selection before the big summer sale begins. Now is the time to have your furs set aside, lest some one else who comes in earlier than you on Friday should find them most desirable, alsol The assortment of furs is marvelous this year—and remember, you save many dollars on every piece of fur you buy during this summer sale! 25—Summer Dresses, regular $8.75 to $12.50 vl'l||:’e nd dotted Normandy volle agine such dresses for $5! Only five of them. ender, brown wad 5—$16.50 Striped Tub Silk Sport Dresses. You know how They come with green or navy stripes on Here are $10.00 and $11.50 Checked Gingham ‘Dresses especially designed for 50 value; made of tweed and suede cloth In green, tan, Copenhagen, henna and red. 20—$17.50 Printed Crepe Dresses, the sort that have been so fashionable all season; siip-over and blouse styles, and a naw note Is the effective addition of Venice lace o¥ 15 $30.00 Beaded Can. Yes, and they are all exceptional in both 5—$22.50 French Volle Dresses. Better look at these early, they are mighty popular, even at $22.50. Made with in adorable It hard!y seems possible, but here are 15 $30.50 and $45.00 Swiss ‘Wool Knit Sport Dresses down to $10; all of them perfect beauties. The colors are gold, navy and black, 7—$35.00 Sport Cape Coats of blocked checked eponge, Another remarkable pre-Inventory item. Where will you find an- other such opportunity to buy a good-looking top coat? Wa're clearing In rose, tan, or Just one of A tuxedy 25—$13.50 Prunella and Bedford Cord Skirts, Remnants C 2nds rfectly good—and exceedingly good-looking— but mverm’%! is just ngeead\ and they must go at gp¥!c‘es that mean taupe, gray and white. $2.00 Pair! WHITE Gold Stripe Silk Stockings! - Another shipment brings plenty of these popular stockings for the week-end and for those leaving on their vacation the first of the month. Black and colors aiso! Youw'll want Gold Stripe—the silk stockings that wear! With Mercerized Garter Hems, $2.00 Pair Extra Heavy Weight, $2.50 Pair FURS? $15.00 More navy and white. 18—829.50 Shantung Silk Dresse travéling dress, here It I styles that are too smart happen the week befo words. brown, tan and black. 10 Dre fabric, that Is delightfully smart. orchid, turquolse or periwinkie. 15—$32.50 Shantung Silk Sport Dresse one of these, particularly at $15! Slip- and saif tycks. 0—81 full-tangth, beited styles, in brown, gray and tan. loring alone Is worth $15. Be sure to see these. could wear. gathered yokes. such a cape for $15. This shows how low our clearance prices are: 10—$29.! Shantung Silk Suits, with long-line belted jackets. They couldn’t be emarter or better tallored. $20.00 Dresse are mi with panel finitely smart and becdming. 2—835.00 Red Eponge Sport Dresses, with red and white only two, or we couldn’t price them it lace blouses. There a 30 low, even in this cl -ance. gray only. ~ Skirts—Remnants Last Friday before inventory and just sec what we've done to the prices! 7—87.50 Tweed Skirts; in sporty shadow @1 5() plaids and good-looking plain-color tweed; < in rose, gray, tan and orchld. They'll be fine for fall, too! 5—$10.50 Blister Tweed Skirt: gray; straight.line effects; b d. $6.50 ored. 10—$11.50 Prunella.striped Skirts—and you know how popular prunella is; In navy and gray, brown, and tan, or gray and black. 15—$7.95 Baronet Satin Skirts; they are white and they wash llke a handkerchiet; they are all box pleated and so becoming $6.50 you may have biack and white, navy and tan, brown and tan, or navy and white, 16-814.50 White Skirts; of sport spun crepe &6 5() with satin strip stralght-line and box. PO in tan and titully tail- made with gathered yokes and Insert pocket. 1—$14.50 Tallored 8kirt; In navy and black tricotine with brald-trimmed panels; beau- tifully tailore n plTIilcd styles; you couldn't find anything nicer; cer- tain| not for $6.50. Two Special Purchases of Shadow-proof Slips Arrived in time to add special interest to Friday sale. $3.00 Satinette Slips, $1.95 75 of them; all fine quality with hemstitched top and seif straps; shadow_hem. Nainsook Slips, $1.95 With lace trimmed yokes. They a pecially dainty; tallored tops with self straps; shadow hem. Stockings—Remnants Whether you need them right now or not—the time to buy stockings—the clearance prices arc marvelous! 5 39c Lisle Stockings, 35c—3 for $1.00 Mercerized L Stockings, with mock seam back; well reinforced; not all sizes; tan, cordovan, black; a splendid sport stocking. o 59¢ $1.00 and $1.50 Sport Stockings, Here's a chance to buy Sport Lisle Stockings, drop- stitch and wide rib patterns, in light colors; they:are mighty k& mart; not all sizes. . : $2.25 to $3.50 Silk Stockings, $1.65 Pure sk and f shioned, at this remarkable price; some with Ik garter hems, others with mercerized lisie garter hems, well reinforced; excellent colors; plaln and novelty siripes; white, rose, belge, polo, gray, cordovar 5 $2.25 Silk Stockings, $1.95 Full-fashloned Siik Stockings, with mercerized- gar- ter hem; well reinforced; black and white only, but black and whitg,are the colors you want most! $3.00 Rolettes, $1.95 The stocking sensation of the summer; glove silk, in plain and faney openwork patterns: elastic garter of pure rubber, with a fancy silk ruffie; biack, gray, beige, mode, beaver. ¥ $3.00 and $3.50 Novelty Stockings, $2.35 Glove and Thread Siik Stockings, in fancy open- work rns, alsc fine nets. Just what every one Is ‘wearl only you don’t usually find them at this price; cordovan, gray, white, Russian tan, nude. $3.75 Chiffon Silk s, $2.95 Don’t you want some featherwerght Chiffon Silk Stockings? These are well reinforced in heel and toe, and they lock so sheer and lacey; black, nude, beaver, fawn, gold. Hats—Remnants - Prices that seem unbelievable—particularly as they are all hats you can wear for at least two months more! 15 Hats at $1.00 $5.00 to $12.50 Hats, taken from stock and made into one big group; tallored and sport hats from early In the season; a few of them slightly shop- worn. $5.00 to $10.00 Hats, $2.50 Lovely leghorns, In off-the-face, roll-brim and mushroom shapes; hand-made Taga! saliors, garden hats of fancy body straw; the shapes slons are worth more than $2.50. $8.50 to $15.00 Semi Dress and Sport Hats, $5.00 Some of them have only been In the shop two weeks. The colors Inclut , peari, orchid, old blue, navy, black, white.and cherry. Hats Formerly up to $35, Now $7.50 l.wully rlmm hats and our better dress hats beau-* tiful, dist inctive shapes trimmed by real artists. ance is over. Chiffon Weight, $3.50 Pair With Silk Garter Hems, $2.75 Pair 00d-looking Cotton Dresses, 25 of them; regular $26.50 and $30.00 values, in linen, French volly and organdy. It's the chance of a Hfetime. In lovely pastel shades and in At $15.00 you can afford to buy two! If_you want a’cool slip-over, straight.line and coat onl stock taking. 'of Canton crepe, blocked satin and creps of excelient quality and In charming styles; navy, sses of alpacatex, a light-weight wool knit sport You can have It In white, They have sold for $35.50. You'd adore and blouse: styles, with the most unique trimming of soutache brald est Coats of the most beautiful diagenal tweed; 3—$39.50 Tan and Brown Camel's Hair Ripple Capes, the most useful, practical and becoming sport capes you 3—$45.00 Black Brocaded Roshanara Crepe Capes, with It is, indeed, an event when you can buy 10—849. Only 5 of these $39.50 navy and white dotted Foulard but It's worth making an effort o get one. unics and soft blquses that are ira 5—835.00 Imported Tweed Sport Coats, with full backs, Just what you need for motoring and to wear in the fall; - $10.00 Pumps ) 1 ) XY X L A AT X L A A A A ) A 4 Store Closed All Day Saturday! 1216 F St. N.W. This Friday Is Our Big Clearaway BEFORE OUR AUGUST 1st STOCK-TAKING We are doubly anxious to sell remnants tomorrow so they won’s have to be taken into account on stock-taking day, August 1. Dollars look better than merchandise ends on the balance sheets! So we are willing to make big sacrifices to accomplish results, and you are quite likely to find something you need for summer wear at the emergency close-out prices. At any rate, look over the items below and remember that there are many small lots that were not able to get into the paper! Women’s Remnants — Dresses, Suits, Coats $25.00 4—$30.50 White Flannel Sport Sults, with box Jackets. They wash, you know, and they certainly are smart. 1—$59.50 gray and tan checked Epofige Sport Suit. Only one, and it's worth making a special effort to get it. You'il never find one like It at $25.00. 15 Perfectly Stunning Navy Twlil Cord Suits, with that smart long-line Jacket that Is 80 becoming and can be worn beited or unbeited as you wish. All lined with crepe silk. 3—$55.00 Suits for the large woman who wishes some- thing made specially for her; navy and black tricotine, beau- titully tallorsd; sizes 46%; and 50. Just 2 Good-looking Suits for larger women, In black, with hair-line stripe; exceedingly well tallored and of ex- cellent quality; regular $55.00 vaiue; 44); and 46, Be one of the lucky five who buy thess $79.50 Imported Wool Knit Sport Sult: y are simply entrancing. Block- ed plaid designs, in tan and brown, tan and rose and biue and purple. 15—$45.00 and $49.50 Sport Coats: three.quarter length, In diagonal and herringbone tweeds; fine assortment of col- ors; tan, rose, gray and heather. Another “buy” for large women: 5—$65.00 Wraps of' fine, soft Normandy, in brown, navy and sorrento, This Is a real clearance opportunity. . .50 to $55.00 Wraps of the loveliest fabrics; cor- dalure, suede and bollvia, In all the soft tones of gray, sor- rento, navy and brown. Imagine buying a coat you cam wear all winter for $25.00! 10—$45.00 and $55.00 Donegal Tweed Top Coa with full backs and raglan slesves. Never were top coats smarter, and here they are at haif price! 16—$39.50 Dresses of beautiful quality crepe de chine, Canton crepe and georgette, in fascinating tallored style: Slip-over, coat, tunic and straight effects; navy, black, gray, white and tan. Doesn’t this sound Interesting? 20—$49.50 and *$85.00 Roshanara Snort Dresses that follow the becoming straight- line and coat styles. They are trimmed with delightful braid, embroidery quaint Paisley decoration; In red, Jade, Copenhagen, rose, tangerine and white. $40.00 to $69.50 Gowns for dinner and 15 of them, 0 we've made them very special: romain beth, Canfon and georgetta crepes, In navy, black, rose; made in the most individual ways. MISSES’ Remnants Misses, reducing prices right and left—this last Friday before inventory. Miss 14 to 20 will surely have a good time on the third floor tomorrow. 12—Misses' $5.75 to $9.75 Gingham Dresses—in gresn and white, red and white, and navy and white checks. really smart frocks. 25 16—Misses’ $14.50 Normandy Volle and Tissue Gingham Frocks—also charming combination Gingham and Organdie $6.50 Frocks. They are too sweet for worde—and so very Inexpensive. PO+ S Misses' 825,00 Sport Coats of rose-color twsed—perfect @5 ()() beautles, with full-flare back—ail nicely taliored.... i 10=Miases’ $25.00 to $20.78 Tweed Sulte—just the Kinds to @5 ()() take on vacation—box coats—in lovely rose and violet shades. ., ¢ 18—MIisses’ $7.50 to $10.75 Cotton Frocks of the very s et fabrice—volle, dotted Swiss and gingham; and they are ador- &5 () ably made: Navy, orchid, tan, rose and re: 3—Misses’ Canton Crepe Dresses—requ! bleck and blue, made in adorably youthful styles. to like thess and they are oni; 2- Misses’ Wooltex Sport Col of The smartest sort of flare-back mode! plalds and mixtures 16—Misses’ suits are In thi clearance price Just 3 Miss s—perfec tallored and worth every cent of §45.00. Here they go at. You'll Ilke these 5 Misses’ Dresses of C chine In lovely bright colors. Orang your choice of bloused or straight-line sclling for §26.60. Now.. 10—Misses’ Sport Coats In o lining—straight model The tal- 50 They ternoon; only v $10.00 and crepe ar, d tan. Take and light blue with , beautifully tallored. Buy $12.50 $12.50 $15.00 $15.00 $19.75 $20.00 $25.00 $27.50 Parasols and Umbrellas— . ‘What a chance to buy a lovely Parasol, or a smart Umbrellal ‘These prices mean quick clearing—look at them! $2.50 and $5.00 Parasols, $1.00 ‘White Ilnen and gray silk. Only three left, and we can’t carry them r, hence the price. $6.50 Parasols, $2.50 Only two, a pongee and a taffeta, in lovely coral shade; better see $7.50 and $10.00 Parasols, $4.95 11 Parasols In the most attractive styles and colors. You want one, and they make lovely gifts. ~Black and white sii pongees and blus and rose sllks; all of them with lovery handies. $7.50 Umbrellas, Here’s a chance. Fine sun or rain silks, with satin or tape borders. The handles are amber or white, with tips and ferrules to match; Ameri- can Beauty and garnet only. Shoes—Remnants It will pay you to buy footwear here tomorrow—you’ll find high quality and low price attractively combined in 500 pairsvof shoes! $1.95 4—Misses’ $28.50 Sport Coats In pepper and sait They are mighty sporty—and you can. wear them late In the fall = 8—Misses’ $25.00 Imported Tweed and Mixture Sults—all lm!P;ly tallored—tan, gray, brown, or rose—which will you 4—Misses’ $45.00 Tricotine Sults in navy blue and black— only one-third the original price In our clearance. . 4—Misses’ $45.00 Silk Canton Crepe Capes, with beautiful embroldery and deep fringe. They go on sale tomorrow at this remarkable price. . o . 10—MIsses’ $35.00 t6 $49.50 Canton Crepe Dresses—beau- tifully beaded or exquisitely embrolidered. In rose, nna, navy or black. sveeeca 10 of our best Misses’ Poiret Twill Sults—regular $59.50 to $65.00 Walues—with well-tallored box coate—tan and navy blue ... coe 6—Misses’ $59.50 to $75.00 Capes of Canton crepe, ro: nara and velette, with the fringe and monkey-fur trimmings that are so smart. sure to plaids, $6.00 Strap Pumps and Oxfords Fine brown calf, well made, In smart mod with Cuban heel oves 5 $7.00 and $10.00 Pumps and Oxfords Including white kid with French and French heels and hand-turned soles; Black and Wh] port Oxfords, Whi Canvas Pumj t! y 'Y French heels; all exceedingly smart and comfortable... \ White or black satin with French or bal with French or baby French heals; black with French or baby French heels; no stra Satin Pumps, with silver brocaded saddl Junior French heels........ $10.00 Strap Pumps Tan calf, with’ welt soles, Cuban h and one strap; Combination Suede and Tan Caif; 2 strap Pumps with Cuban heeis; patent leather and dull black calf 1. strap pumps with hand-turned soles and French he “Keds” for Kiddies 75 pairs of Strap “Keds,” the famous play shoss children. Formerly sold for $1.45. heels; black kid Frenoch leather Iso x straps and Underwear Remnants Here, too, astonishing prices prevail. Buy your underwear this week before the clear- ~. Trimmed Underwear $4.00 Philippine Underwear, $3.00 to $7.50 2 50 All $5.00 to $3 =0 Formerly $2.00, 95¢ Gowne and Ervelope Chemise; the Very things . -t = . U wWal jain el Leather Bags. . ° . $7.50 Silk Bags- ot Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Vests and Step-ins, Irmbrojdered in eyelet and salld work: gowns with ‘Vanity boxes and anvelope purses, . all trimmed with the most efrective Nttls ging- squars and round necks; chemrse with atrap or “Hl‘d'n":m ":::k::"' :;’:1?'!:;#' Every one of them to go at this am edge; and the nainsook Is lovely and fine. bulit-up shoulders, e ear vachatte, cewhide n,:: ‘.vm' price and almost every 'kind Is herel - $4.00 Silv‘km e i J.m”“lhd‘ russ.mmm Bloomers, $2.85 with cord er- leather handles; The colors Include bius, brewn, black, Steps-ins and of s 1 ' tan, red, green; black and o " e ailored, with hemstitched or picot edge; o e P s = = =D =D | tor. FIVE STATES HOLD PRIMARY TUESDAY Three Will Nominate Candi- dates for United States Senate. {SWANSON VICTORY SEEN Friends Say Wilson’s Support and Virginian’s Record Amu'n His Renomination. Tuesday is to be a gala day in the primaries, five states holding nominating primaries—Kansas, Missour!, Oklahoma, Virginia and West Virginia. In three states, Missourl, Virginia and West Vir- gima, candidates for the United States Senate are to be chosen. In Virginia, nearest neighbor to the National Capital, a close contest is on between Senator Swauson and former Gov. Westmoreland Davis for the sena- torship nomination, equivalent to elec- tion. ~ The campaign not been marked by the presentation of close is- sues between the two contestants, as Mr. Davis and Senator Swanson are in accord upon most important public ques- tions. It has been largely a fight for personal preference with the voters of Virginia. Much Interest Here. Interest is felt at the Capitol in the outcome mnext Tuesday on account of Senator Swangon’s popularity on both sides of the chamber and his position on the large and important committees of | S. the Senate. A recent letter from Wood- row Wilson has increased interest among democratic senators, as the former chief executive continues to take an active hand in national politics. The letter follows: 2340 8 street N.W. ‘Woodrow Wilson, Washington, D. C. 23d July, 1922 My Dear Mr, Smith: I am Interested in what I find in your letter of July 22d. I am glad 0 have an opportunity to say that Senator Swanson was at all times most loyal and helpful in his sup- port of me while I was at the head * of the government, not only loyal but always active and energetic in rallying the forces of the party in the Senate to the support of ad- ministrative measures. His help was invaluable throughout the period of the war. Hoping that the contest in Vir- ginia will generate enthusiasm for the purposes of the party but not personal bitterness, Sincerely vours, (Signed) WOODROW WILSON, Mr. H. M. Smith, Jjr., Richmond, Virginia. Review of conditions in Virginia by friende of Senator» Swanson are said to indicate that he has a strong lead in the contest for the nomination. ls realized, however, that Mr. D; hag made’ an energetic campaign. visiting all sections of the state and making a great many speeches. Senator Swanson mitted to be very popuRir in the state, and hereto- fore has won contests very decisively. His friends are counting upon his sustained record of efficiency in public office In behalf of his constituents, as well _as his personal popularity, to bring him the renomination. Detafled reports of conditions in the state are sald to indicate that the tenth congressional district is the cloSest,.promising to give a very nar- row majority to whichever is the vic- Swanson supporters go so far as to claim a fair mafority in the eighth district, which is Mr. Davis’ home dis- trict, but this assertion is stoutly de- nled’ by the Davis adherents. The Norfolk district —the second — is claimed positively by the backers of Senator Bwgnson, on account of what he has done for that district in his service or the conwnittee on naval affairs. = The seventh district. in the valley, is regarded as very close, and tio observers do mnot make positive pre dictions. Southwest Virgin posed of the fifth, sixth an, districts, is claimed by the Swanson men. Both sides claim the Richmond dis- trict, the third. As both candidates have lived In Richmond during their four years’' incumbency as governor, they each have & personal following and the fight for the vote of this dis- trict is determined in both camps. The first and fourth districts are also fighting ground for each side. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the followin, Jobn Swisher and Alma G. Swartel, Judson Fair and Dorothy E. Taylor. Arthur Brunner and Ellis Gorham. Lewis P. Tyler and Edith V. Irby, both of Richmond, Va. e Preston'D. Cotner and Alice C. Reagan. Fraok Nichter, ir., and Norma 8. Gibb. Weslgy M. Meéwer and Mary F. Owen. es H. Butler and Louise Wills Nathen Penn and Loutse M. Ivery. Lewis Gilmore and Lucy Baker. Harry Jacobson of Portsmouth, Va., and Lena Trivas of Baltimore. Md. Charles M. Ba and Addell Smallwood. __George Dowifing and Washington. BEADEDP BAG. partly finiehed, Aark biue, crocheted, In_Center market or on 7th st. car. Retarn to 722 st. s.w. Phone Franklin 1857-W. . BILLFOLD—Thursday, July 20, waliet, taining Masonic and insurance cards, John M. Smith: also papers valuable to owner. Reward. 534 4th st. n.e. i BILL FOLD_Bunday, on 8 o'clock train from Chesspeake Beach, coataining sum of money and receipt for diamond ring: owner's name on same. ard it returned to 241 Sth st. n.e. W. A. Oldfield. 260 E—Black leather, “‘Unity of Good,” at ot and B streets. " Call CoL 84423 Be: ward. . B | 8504-W. BRACELET—Gold braided, Wed.. July 26, be- tween 15th and Pa. ave. f.e. and 28th and M sts, n.w. Lideral reward. If found, call Lin- coln_6531.J, after 5 o'clock. 28 ASTPIN, Jet, cross. from 1117 6th-st. DA on foom._ADbott Bebool, o Center market, to 13th and D car ne. Liberal reward. e BUNCH OF KEYS Heward. Mr. Jameson, 1420 L st. n.w. Main 2121 270 CARD CARE, vesterfay. containiag drivers suto_permits and money. Reward. T. E. Jacoby, Main branch 245, from 8 to 30. COLLIE, brown and_white, strayed or stolen. Jack. Reward. ?r E. Capitol st. 28¢ CEOBS, gold, initiais H. A. to J. G. Return «o#.uny. 441 Center market. Liberal re- i J DIVORCE_ PAPERS of Mrs. Marle Pilt Return 452 H st. o.w. E A Stiver Bpring J4th and ang Comn. Sve.’ and d. Finder notify Mrs, eyt Ao 8ol ST Comn s & = = KETBOOK, _contalaing money ;::“Ea.,' 'A." Gallagher, 1008 20th st. . pas: 0 POCKETBOOK, tan containing money and Masoplo s l.l.v money &8 re st. RTFOLIO—$50 for return of ; g I Py PiBely ho valus except owner; mame on PAck- | s Bie ki on Pu eve between 18k th, B eveaing:of 26t ” Bewsit: Teather, Toad between o 5 SRS St w. LLA, blus silk, amber handle, left on B Call Ty Chase ear about 8 p.m. Tuesday. Ca UMBE s, black silk, worn, silver tip_on 3 e; ke dead’ mother; last evening, %fl on northbound 14th ef. car. Reward, 1477 Me place. Telephons Col. [ o8 . Reward, ’ Beturn S5 5707 Bamlih. National Museum. ¥ MRS. GARDNER DEAD. Washington Resident Many Years and Socially Prominent. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Gardner, widowy of John Wesley Gardner, U. 8. N., died at her home in Flusbing, N. Y., July 24, according to information receiyed here yesterday by friends residing in this city. Mrs. Gardner was a resident of Washington for many years and was well known in social and ‘literary cir- eles and was an active participant in the social life of naval circles. She was a member of Calvary ' Baptist Church. While a resident of this her son, Capt. Rogers Gardner, f A., dled at the Army General Hospital. She is survived by four children, A. Irwin_Gardner of Flushing, N. Y. John Wesley Gardner, jr., of this city: Mrs. Kenneth Mills of New York and Mrs. Howard A. Coombs of Chevy Chase, Md. D. C. FLORISTS PICNIC. Shops to Close for Afternoon Trip to Great Falls. Washington will not be able to “say | it with flowers” this afternoon after| 1 o'clock for florists of the city will close shop for the day at that time to visit Great Falls and enjoy their annual outing and picnic. Z. D. Blackistone, chairman of the entertainment committee, announces a tug of war between the store men and growers as one of his stellar at- tractions. Of course there will be plenty of refreshments—and plenty of flowers. Nine committees will take care .of today's errangements, of which the following are chalrmen: Executive, George C. Shaffer; finance, Willlam H. Ernest; entertainment, Z. D. Blacki- tickets, A. Schnell; refresh- ! Adolph E. Gude, athletics, M, B. Rice; prizes, Harry B. Lewis; decorating, Arthur Elliott; ladies, Mrs. E. Cook. BISHOP GRIMES DEAD. SYRACUSE, N. Y., July 27.—Bishop John Grimes of the Catholic diocese | of Syracuse died last night after a long period of iliness which has been critical for the last ten dayi " Deaths Repotted. The following deaths have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four ours: Abrabam Welner, 75, 807 west. Tena G. Farmer, 28, 1713 North Capitol reet. Alfred Loveless, 22, Waiter Reed General Hospital, Mary Tweed. 44, Garfield Hospital. Maria Ryder. 75, 500 3rd street. Ex H. Thompson, 31, 522 6th 415 street south- street north Wilhelmina Berger, 42, 308 1lth northeast. Elijah street M. Martin, 65, 3221 14th street Saner, 2 months, St. Ann Infant Asylum, Paul ‘R. Schrader, 2 hours, 2508 22nd street northeast. Frederick H. Heim. 20 minutes, Providence tal. al ant cf P. J. and Bertha E. 3 Hospital. v, 5, Sibley Hospital. Emergency Hospital. . 4805 Deane avenue Aitizer, 3 orthenst. Lillie Johnson. 48, Tuberculosis Hospital Isabelle Locksley, 45, 1848 Reeves court. —_— One Chicago society woman, who is remarkably youthful in appearance in spite of her seventy years, says there is nothing like standing on the head for keeping the waist slenfer, the fish irm and the general health good. " Cards of Thanks. CLARKE. We wish to thank the Knights of 8t. John, the Home Bafety Oil Co. and em- ployes, friends and neighbors for their kind- ness, aympathy and beautiful floral tributes during the iliness and death of our brather, JOHN JOSEPH CLARKE. FAMILY. my sincere FRAZIEE. 1 wish thenks and appreciation to my reiatives and many friends for their kind sympathy shown toward me during the long illness of my dear_husband, AUGUETUS FRAZIER. and for the beautiful floral tributes sent at his death, HIS WIFE. NANIE FRAZIER, 618 N. Y. AVE. N.W. - IBeaths. > BOWEN. Suddenly, on Wednesday, Jaly 26, 1022 at his residence, 324 A st. ne., CLAR- ENCE B., beloved husband of Lillian Bo and brother of Mrs. A. M. C father of Mrs. L. B. Abbott. - .ices will be held at his late residence Satur. day, July 29, at 10 a.m. Interment in Glen. wood cemetery. 25 BUROH. Wednesday, July 26, 1622, at his regidence, the Albemarie,” Dr. JOHN H. BURCH, ' beloved husband of Jemmie M. Burch. ' Funeral from 8t. Paul's Catholic Church, 15th and V sts. n.w. Saturday. July 29, at 9:30 a.m. Iaterment private. 25% CLARKE. Wednesday, July 26, 1822, at her Tesidence, Silver Spring, Md.. NANCY E.. beloved wife of Willlim Clarke and mother of John T. and William O. Clarke. Funeral from Grace Episcopal Church, Wood- side, Md., Friday, July 28, at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and’ friends invited. R. Star of Hope, Household of Ruth, No. 5121, is hereby notited to atiend a call | to extend meeting Friday evening, July 28, 1922, at o'clock, to make arrangements for the fu- neral of Sister AMANDA GARNER. E. PINKNEY, M. N. G. W. R, funeral hereafter. HONESTY. illness, Wednesday, July 26, 1922, am., ‘at his residence. 151 se..' JAMES W. HONESTY, Ji husband of Marie B. and son of James and Julia Hoesty. Funeral Saturday, July 29, at 2 pm., from Ebecezer M. E. Chureh, cor- mer 4th'and D sts. se. Helatives' and | friends fnvited to_stte Rev. J. W. ‘Waters, pastor. (Washington, Pa., papers please’ copy.) OB, the memory of that early morn, we looked Wwith aching hearts, Knowing the one we loved so dear from us must part. You are not forgotten. dear James, WILLIAMSON.. The inte, L. CABELL " WILLIAMS( WINSTON. July 25, 10:2 Mo., JOBE _KENNEDY W wite of Harry C. Winston, sister of Alice M. Ken- nedy and Julla K. Luckett of Washinglon ‘WYNKOOP, July 26, 1922, at 3:30 am., E_E. beloved mother of George E.. . and James W. Wyn- Xoop and\Martina ¥. Kendreck and beloved BROWN. CARPENTER. In sad but loving remembrance CHISM. GLADMAN. Tn sad and loving remembrance of our dear son and brother. CLARENCE W. GLADMA' HAMILTON. LANCASTER. In loving remembrance ADI 1 RAUM. Tn loving memors of our HA RAT STYLES. son, Beaths. . Suddenly, Wednesday. July 1922, at 1 p.m.. at her residence, 439 ¥l ave. nw., VIRGINIA 1., beloved dau) of Frank and Otelis A. Williams. ~She leaves to mourn their loss four brothers, one sister and a host of friends. - day. 8 takin Relatives and friend At 11 o'clock Friday, July Lincoln cemetery. wife of the late George W. €2 years. Funeral from her soi Gearge E. W 51 Q st. Frid -at 10:30 a.m. Interment Glenwood (Loudoua " county, Va., papers y cemetery. please copy.) In Memoriam. Io Joring remembrance of our dear mother. LOUVENIA BROWN. who rted this life seren years of her today Are the ones who HER DEVOTED S0N A BERNIE AND A ot DAUGHTER, . of & dear hushend and father, H. CARPENTER, vlho departed this life three years ago foday, Juiy 27, 1919, Though suffering. he brestiied not 8 murmur, or_the Comfo WILLIAM F rter stood by his side And whispered, ““Fear not, 1 am with ther, With Me shalt thou ever abide.” O'er the river the pale boatman hastencd, He heard the soft dip of his oar: Then from earth and its sorrows he bore b 1 A 1 shore AND CHILDRI In sad remembrance of ou MARY ANN CHIS: wife and mot died one year ago, July E Qur hearts in deep sorrow retarn to the duy. As menmors recalix how d “ And left us in tears. in When we_st0od bs your casket one ve HER LOVING CHILDRE Time cannot heal my sching beart ;. T miss you everrythese. YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, G CHISM. our dear mother, MARY ANN CHISM, who departed this Life one yeur ago today, Ju.s 27, 1921, i, e of A. CHI In sad but loving remembran Just one ‘vear ago, dear mother. Sioce we saw you pass awiy But we miss you just us muc As if it were tods; We saw you suffer patiently And_slowly fade awar But only God knows B0 he sent His an And took HER KON GEOR! i 1 home 1o rest AND DAUGHTER IN-LAW, AND LUCY CHISM who departed this life eight sears ago toduy, July o7, 1914 Our parting is not forever: _We will follow thee by feaven's light Wihen the grave cannot dissever The soul’s loved ones God will unite DEVOTED ~"MOTHER, SISTER BROTHER. Tn sad but loring remembrance of my dear sister. ELLEN HAMILTON, this fife three years ao 10 s my longing. ave seen m rs are fast HER SISTER, R devoted sisters-in-law. NAL aud GRACE. who depurted tnis life, spectively, Feb. 1 Feb. 10, and July 27. 1920 May the heavenly winds blow softls O'er that sweet und hallowed spo! 'Mid the changing seenes of | You will never be forgot. SADIE. * LEE. Ia memory of WILLIE MAI LEI daughter of Cicero A. Les who departed 1918, four years sgo to- this life July day. Nobods knows our lorging. But few have seen i weep: ‘e _shed our tears from an Aching heart While otbers are fast asiee; In_our hearts her memory Sweetly, fondly and true; There is not a day. dear daughter. That we do Dot think of you THE. FAMILY. * ar mother and sister, MART! this life four years ago 1 e passed sin r mother was calied alwi he: Whai 3 HER LOVING CHILDREN AND SISTER. * Tn loving remembrance of our dear w and h "HARLES F. BT who departed ago today. One year bas passed since that sad day When our dear ove was called awa He wa ¥s Ao patient, loving aud kind, What a beautiful memory he left behind HIS FATHER. AUNT AND BROTHER. * er. Al this life coe year FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Established 1! JAMES T. RY 817 PA. AVE. S.E, Model L'hl;el. Lincoln 142. rivate Ambulances. Livery ju Conns 873, Telephope Col. 7023. THE S. H. HIN W. R. F. HINES, Prop,, 2901-2003 14th st. n.w. Pri Ambul Nor will you ever be; As long as life and memory last 1 will always think of thee. o 7* HIS LOVING WIFE. 21* JACESON. Departed this life Wednesday, "1y 26, 1903, at her residence, Arlington, Va., BRETTA' JAC leaves 1o mourn their los father, Julius a; two devoted sis- ters, three brothers and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday, July 30, from the Mount Zion Baptist Church, Arlington, Va., at 2 pm. Friends and relatives in- (New York and Pittsburgh papers copy.) LEVY. Wednesday morning, July 26, 1822, Y hshaviite N. C.. WILLIAM M., beloved busband of Sara Blum Levy. Body will arrive at Union station Friday moraing, 10 o'el Interment Hebrew Congregation. 1y 27, 1922, at 6:30 a.m., MIL AR eioven son of Ellen W. and Nelson A: Lucas, 1612 1st n.w. Funeral notice later. 28 4 . Wednesday, July 28, 1922, at his e o T ot s TAMES THOMAS. of the late Clara K. Mil- Je ind the late cemetery Washington on lay, Telatives and friends. invited ‘Interment &t Glen (Winchester, Va., 'W. Wednesday, July 26, 1822, at 11:05 “ea Bt R S o e s . Faznle C. day, July 20, at eart Churcl 9 friends invited to atten: Creek cemeters. S SOOTT. ddenly, Joly 27, 1922, at res! dence, 5550 T4t of. nw., HARRYCC.. be. res! ) Mrs. o mat A Hobey, 1700, Kenyon st nw. 3 p.m. Ioterment cemetery. (Augusta, Ga., papers please copy.| 28 ia] communication of Pental- . “Relatives and Interment at Rock 280 the - By order of the master. BY ISAAG B. FIELD, Bec. 28 SHELANDER, Wednesday, July 28, 1822, et i ALICE E., beloved wite of fander e _of Mr. ASoig N Thomas Hampion. . Fuseral from fhe resldence ol ber te. 106 Chevy Chase drive, Friday, July 28, at 2 p.m. Rel- utives and friends invited to atten ferment at Rock Creek cemetery. . RN, Toesdsy Juls 8, 1022, at fladelphla, Pa., , “beloved son Phlladelphing Tha late Caroiine Weisenborn. Tesidence, 634 K st. n.e. Fumeral from his e Fridiy. Juy 28 at 9 am he Holy Name Church, whers nce o ',‘",:,‘ ol Y of his soul. to attend. Iatermest st Prospect cemetery. " the Quick, m‘mm and Bficient Servie Departed this life atier a brist m‘R’zPEJ!RECO‘ 08:HOSTREET NW u‘ggn:«‘éfium F STNW) . H. SARDO & CO. t.ma. ... . Phone Lincoln 534, $ioaern Crapel. Automobile Funerals. V.L.SPEARE CO, o the successors of mor con. t:.'sh:‘th the original W. R. Spears blishme N.W. nt. ) Thane Frank Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. NW. Established 1841. Phone West 96. Automoblle Seri » W o £16 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3464. - Antomobile_Service. " Chapel. 3. WILLIAM LBE, Funeral Director #nd Embalmer, _ Livery in connection. Commodious Chapel a5d modern crematorium. Moderate rices. 332 Pa. v. M. 138, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. NTH ST. N.W. % B8 L o meer, Teiephone. - Main 2473 MONUMENTS. ing memoral soleums) of quality and character. FORT LINCOLN Office: 70512thSt.N.W. Gude Bros. Co., 12514 F St | GEO C. SHAFFER at M ize In designing and erect- (monuments and mau- We specl Let us take you to see many specl- mens of our work in any of the local cemeteries. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. CEMETERIES. on-Sectarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and fitting location. Readily . accessible— on electric car line. On Baltimore boule- vard, at District line. Phone Franklin 4745 Write for Illustrated FUNERAL DESIGNS. et Prompt auto delivery service. ptistic—expressive—inexpensive. %00 14tk t, . FLORAL EMBLEMS TS PRI Pt