Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1922, Page 5

LI 20w R P 2 . T VPRl e 2 7 December 11 to 16 at Oppenheimer’s A Christmas Bargain i Store-Wide Reductions Every Item Throughout This Entire Store —reduced 15% for this one week’s Christmas Bargain Festival! That’s the story in a sentence. Of course, there will be certain odd lots for con- siderably less and special bargain tables, too. ’ next week! So—shop at Oppenheimer’s earl Festival (0 These Gift Suggestions Are Only Representative of Our Entire Assortment—All Reduced 15% and More 29c Infants’ Bibs 35c Infants’ Bibs 10c Shelving, per yard $160 Filet Lace, 15 and 18 inches wide, per yard....$1.36 10c Laces, per yard 25c to 45c Fringes..2lc to 38c 75c Handkerchief Linen Squares for men, cach 79c Pincushion, linen...... 75c Linen Napkins... 15% OFF All Art Needlework Stamped Goods bluebird e 15, OFF Entire Stock Books and Knit cheting Accessories. structions. One=-Half Off Handmade Embroidery and Sweater Models Discontinued Finished Aprons, Lunch Sets, Bedspreads, Buffet Sets, Towels, Pillowcases, Centers, Scarfs, etc. Handmade Men’s and Women’s Sweater Models, Babies’ Caps, Sacques, Af- ghans, Scarfs, etc. 39¢ 18x54F Scahn'.k 5 design, Frenc not......51c 2 i 45c Buffct Set, blucbird ...38c i pien Y covers 89c Square Lunch Set, 36- - inch, bluebird design....77c 75¢ Turkish Towels.. 15¢ Napkins, 12 inches......13c $1.50 Linen Hand Towels $1.17 $125 Center, 54 inches....§106 89¢ Linen Guest To";'els~ 69c Scarf, white Indian Head, 25c Absorbent Towels...... 18x45, Freach knot........60c 35c Tea Towels, linen 69c Scarf, art crash. 60c 29c Santa Claus Dolls 69c Round Center, tan......60c $275 Tan Linen Lunch Set, $2.33 $1.00 Tubing Pillowcases, hemstitched, linen finish.85c $125 Tubing Cases........ 75c Linen Buffet Set. 19c Tea Aprons, lawn 98c Aprons, blue or pink checked gingham..........84c 98c Aprons, lavender........84c 154 OFF Every Gift Thing $169 Aprons. unbleached Needle Cases, 15% off. = ’f";‘sg";l patc:work;x;’.t..l.‘-:"" Work Baskets, 15% off. Te“::;:“:.'e g;‘:&"‘g"z""s"g . edspread, pe = . Gc: . gl:lenchedpmusfini.’.?..u BoudotiNaxeHies 18%H ol Special ......... o Tin Decorated ‘Waste Baskets..... Tea Towels, stamped—7 for 15, OFF Entire Stock Chinaware e Pincushions, 15% off. L dl k o &fisilgi:ds.psad S8 cwmit.fl Manicure Sets, 15% off. $198 Bedspread, unbleached Scissors Sets, 15% off. muslin, basket design....$1.69 Hand carved and painted Ivory $3.00 Tablecovers, 54 inches, Necklace Pieces, 15% off. peacock design..........$255 Pocket Knives, 15% off. $1.50 Scarf, 18x54.. --$117 Baby Rattles, 15% off. 25 Centers, 54 inches, un- Baby Ivory Sets, 15% off. szbleancl'led muslin. ... $191 Ivory Sets, 15% off. 75¢ $1.00 $4.25 Minerva Yarns, Tie Silks, Sweater Silks, Ludlow Twine, Rags for Rugs, Instruction g and Cro- Free In- 15% OFF Entire Stock “The Free” and “The Free Westinghouse” SEWING MACHINES Cash—or Terms One-Fourth Doun $117 “The Free-Westinghouse” Desk Electric, mahogany. . $99.45 $114 “The Free-Westinghouse” Desk Electric, walnut. . . . . s lsss s e e $96.90 $109.50 “The Free-Westinghouse” Desk $ Electric, fumed oak....... o iseio 93.10 $75 “The Free-Westinghouse” Portable ... $63 Electric ......... SCca9088009505 $78 “The Free” Treadle Model—guaran- teed for life. ... SeoB0006585000 $87.50 “The Free” Cabinet, in golden oak, $66.30 waxed oak or fume(t::::‘.i:. sem) $74-50 15% OFF 5 ron’ od™icotssoriass *15% OFF 153 OFF All Silk Lamp All Notions and Shade Materials Trimmings LTI, LTI 2 L P T S O I AN ) R R P e e 2 e R R el TOBEBURIED TODAY Remains of Late Represent- ative Will Rest in Appo- mattox County. SERVICES TO BE IMPOSING Gov. Trinkle and Other Prominent Persons Will Attend Inter- ment in Mausoleum. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., December 9.— The body of the late Representative Henry D. Plood of the tenth Virginia j district, which has been In a private vault in Washington for the year, was taken tonight to Appema?.- tox, Va., where it will ba interred to- morrow Jn & mausoleum recently bulic on the lawn at one side of the courthouse of Appomattox county. The casket containing the body of Mr. Flood was placed In a private car attached to a Southern railway train leaving Washington at 10 o'clock, and which 1Is- scheduled to reach Appomattox at 3 o'cleck Sun- day morning. Accompanying the re- malns were a small party of relatives and intimate friesds of the dead representative. Funeral Party. These included his widow, Mrs. Anna Portner Flood of Washington, asd several members of her immediate family; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd of Winchester, brother-in-law and sister of Mr. Flood; Harry Flood Byrd, his nephew and successor as democratic state chairman; Command- er Richard Evelyn Byrd. ir., United States naval air forces; Thomas Boll- ing Byrd, this city; former United States Senator and Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner, Martinsburg, W. Va, and United States Senator Claude A. Swnson of Virginla, who is to de- liver the memorial address. They will be joined at Appomattox by Gov. E. Lee Trinkle of Virginla, and other intimate friends of Mr. Flood. Officers and members of the Ap- pomattox Lodge of Freemasons, of which Mr. Flood had been a member many years, will conduct the regular Masonic burial service at the mauso- leum at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing, immedlately after which Senator Swanson will be introduced by Sgate Senator Samuel L. Ferguson of Ap- pomattox. Imposing Mausoleum. The mausoleum in which the body of Mr. Flood will be placed s built of granite and marble, and provision 11s made therein for five interments. The cost was borne entirely by Mrs. Flood, it is understood, but the board of supervisors of Appomattox county, acting on suggestions of citizens who wished to give some expression of appreciation of Mr. Flood's long pub- lic service record, unanimously at one side of the courthouse for the memorial, said to be the only one of the kind so situated on public prop- erty in the state. —_— 1BEN GREEN TAKES CHANCE Returns Here and Is Arrested, as He Might Have Expected. Ben Green, colored, many years a resident of this city, some time en- joying his freedom and at other times living in close quarters at govern- ment expense, returned to this. city Friday night, although he knew he stood a chance to be returned to Lorton, Va., to finish an unexpired sentence for having participated in a hold-up. He stopped at Georgetown over {night and fell into the hands of Po- jliceman McLarney yesterday after- inoon. when he appeared in an M street store and tried to get an al- leged worthless check cashed. Ben had been arrested in this city several years ago and given a sen. {tence of five vears in the District re- formatory at Lorton, Va., but made his_escape. He later got in trouble in Norfolk and was given a sentence of two vears. In Virginia he was {sent to a road camp. from which he {escaped and came here. 1 FOUND. DOG—Little pet dog, white. with long brown | ear< and brown_epots: femsie. 816 3rd n.w WATCH._Call office University Club, WEDDING RING—Plain gold: large-finger si i Addresx Rox 140-D. Star office. i LOST. | AIREDALE DOG—Answers to _ the _nan { “Jazz"; Sunday evening, Dec. 3: $25 reward: no questions asked. J. L. Newbold, 920 E at._n.w, DIAMOND, solitaire setting, on Potom: Park bus from 16th and Columbia rd.. or in iD. A. R. Hall Friday afternoon: liberal re- ward, Thone Col. 5590. Address 1312 (. lumbia rd. 10* Lost in Sanl's Addition: Relgian police, k saddle, rand stripe behind shz“ldp!‘): lII. under _neck:' four months old; reward, = (Col. 5. 4701 16th n.w. DOG—Black and white; license tag No. I reward. 1 Iowa circle. Phone Frank. age DOG, small, white, answering fo-the name of Buster; reward. 34 Quincy pl. ne. ]'hn:e North 7053. 10 FARRING—Onxy, dlamond and hematite, on Saturday afternoon between 1301 Mass. ave. and Scott Circle. Liberal reward if returned to K. E H. 1626 K st n.w. Tae. EARRING—Square cut, diamond, screw. Large reward If returned to president, Washington ! Gas_Light Co. EARRING—Jade pendant. Reward. Apt. 302. 1801 K st. n.w. 100 FOX TERRIER, named “Fritz,” strayed from 770 Park . n.w. Reward. LASSES, tortolse ehell, between 11th and G N_ Cap. and R. I ave., Wednesday even. ‘Wm. H. Waters case. Tel. North 419.J. e, Reward. MENT PAPERS—Two briefs of afii- davits, in Donnelly case and one in Snyder case. ' Satisfactory reward if returned to A. J._Green, Pension Office. HORSE—Bay, with bobtail. Pounsberry, Ben- last | adopted a resolution donating a plot | BODY OF MR. FLOOD (SUICIE'S DYING WORDS |..... BLAMED AGT ON HER Nurse Says Woman Laid Self-De- struction to Man's Refusal to Return $5,000. By the Associated Press, BUFFALO, N. Y., December 9.—The opening of will of Mrs. Marion E. Lotz, widow, who committed sui- de on Thanksgiving day, and the re- ce by a nurse of the dying woman's last words today, went a long way toward clearing up some of the obscure phases of the case. Under the will Karl V. Wisler of Buffalo and Toledo is made sole bene- ficiary and executor to an estate esti- mated at $40,000. In the nurse's state- ment, Mrs. Lotz is quoted as saying | that she took the fatal potion after| telling Wisler that she would commit jsuicide unless he returned to her $5.000 to meet pressing obligations. Miss Heywood, the nurse, for ethical reasons kept secret the last words of Mrs. Lotz until she was instructed to- { day by the hospital board to repeat | them to the polic, “Karl was the Mrs. Lotz's werd i Heywoo?. i “On the night of November 29, the | night before I took the poison, Karl | was in my room at the Hotel Lafay- | I begged him to return $5,000 | of the money I had glven him. He ed. i “Frantically I thrust before his eves | {the poison which I later swallowed, { saving, ‘If you don't glve me this | money, 1 will commit sulcide.’ Still | he refused. 1 took the polson. The day befo Lotz died she summoned her v, saying that | ishe wanted to chunge her will. ishe | became delirious before the lawyer | larrived and died without making a {new wilL. Births Reported. 1 ,:mm. departent dur.ng the past twenty-f. use of 1t ail,” were | , accerding to Miss | George "W. and’ Ne Joe 8. and A. Georze and -, Hughes, boy. lie Clifford, girl, Hartley, boy. N and Audrey aws, Willinn aud Mary Lee, bov. Keginald W. ard Eleas Andrews, sr., boy. | ! Deaths Reported. i The following deaths were reported 1o the heal department during the past twents-four hour Addle Cecillia Waunall, 73, 721 Kentucky | e s | Florence Harrison Ayme, setts ave, len T. Street, 26, &25 Hamilton st stpnen Connolley, 84, United States Soldiers’ ome. William Fletcher Kiter, 91, 423 Ist st. . William Clifford McDermott, Providencs | Howpital Arthur Howard Virgue, 4, Walter Henrs Colvin, it I Infant of Frank and ~Elizabe hours. Providence Hospital ’ Mildred Williams, 61, Hospital, John Carter. 60, 1 Lottie Ster Coope allinger Municipal i i 1 11th <t ) Quandor st se. | 1 1 TAYLOR. On November 20 T. H..' to Mr tie' B Tavior. a| ind-one-half-pound girl, ELIZABETH, Mrs. Taylor was Miss Lmmia Oglesby of I Austin, Tex < ! €ards of Thanks. AYME. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation for the sym- at Houolulu, E HARRIS MRS, IRDINSTON. * CARSON. We wish to thauk all our friends and_relatives, cialls the members und pastor_of T S r kindness during the deathi of our mother, | CHAS. B. AND W. A. CARSON. *! { HUTCHINS. We extened our sincere ] thanks and appre 1o our relatives and | friends for their kindness during the ilness | und death. and for the many floral tribite H beloved wife and mother, ¢ HUTCHI HU: RAND AND CHILDR! VICKERS. 1 wish to cxtend my sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to my friends, relatives and neighbors. also em- ‘and patrons of Loew's P’alace Thea- and_emploves of Penn. R.E. freight station for their Kind sympathy and beau tiful floral tributex at the deati of my | beioved husband., WILLIAM T. VIC | i WIFE, LOUISE VICKE ‘ ) ANDREWS. _ Saturday, December 9, ANNA ANDREWS ~(nee Poschl), wife of William Audrews. Funeral f the resider . < i at 9 vited. ! BURN. Tuursday. December 7, at Balti y beloved husband of aged 43 vears. | AW Ristig, | 10, at 3 5. 10 1 . beloved wife of the late Milton Cramer of Rockville, Md. Notice of funeral hereafter. COOMBS. _ 1 cember 7, 1345 B st. ne. one sister, two Mrs. ¢ Henson and Mrs. J. Green. Sunday. December 10, at 1 oclock sharp from Lane C. M. E. Church, 14th and C n.e. Friends invited. Rev. I'. L. Moore, pastor. Dear father. how we miss you i | No one but God tell, { But some day we hope 1o meet ou On that bright and happy shore. 10° | CROSS. December 9, 1922, at 3 a.m., MARY | i A CTROSS. aged 66, Funéral from | ber late residence. 1133 New Jersey se., on Tuesday, December | ment Congressional cemetery. 0 his loss | DAVIS. December N, 1922, at 11:15 § a.m.. EDWARD S., beloved husband of Mary A. Funeral from hix late resi- dence, 1419 Ath st. n.w.. Monday, Decem- Der 1, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends { vited. ' Interment private, Arlington tlonal cemetery. 10 , December 8, 1922, at 5 p. ved mother of of ‘the Jate Will m in the 86th vear of her age. Fune from her late residence. h 8t n.e.. Monday, December 11 Interment Congressional cemeters GLENNAN. Saturday, December 9, his_residence, 714 L st. n.e., of the late Patrick and Catherine Funeral from his late residence Tuesday. | December 12, at a.m.. thence to St. | Modern_Chapel. Deaths. On Thursday, December 7, 1922. residence, Kiverdale, Md. JAMES beloved husband of ¢ Monday, December 11, 10:30 a. . from the Tinkney Memorial Episcopul Church, Hyatts- Md. Friends aud relatives invited. imore and Cumberjaud, Md., papers please copy.) 100 BEYNOLDS. Srturday. December 0, 1922 9 p.m., JOSEPH A.. the beloved husban Laura 'V. (uee Oweus) at the residence of 5, Edward A., 620 M st. n.w. Notice 1 later. SPARROW. #.w., ALLEN T. SPARROW, " shaud of Aunmie K. Sparrow. Funeral from his late residence, 1 st Monday, December 11, at Depurted 2ds lite Friday, Dacember 8, a6 pm st her residence, 411 1 €% NA WANL, aged 53 years. She wons, Julius, William and dunghiters, Mrs. Elizabeth m, Mrs. Marie Funeral servicez at 2 pm. Relatives ed, pA at 11 pm.. Thurs- at her residen copy.) In Memoriam. In sad but loving memory of ) . who died one year ago toduy. December 10, 191 HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. * NING. Snc mory of & denr i . who ar ago todsy, Decei- ut heartache, lost can_ tell griel that i ne in silence For the one we loved wo well. Every day, friend. 1 think of you, never off my mind; How could 1 et yon, Who was uud kind A DEVOTED FRIEND, MARIO 2 HUGHES. In sad but loving remembrance of our_desr s A HUGHES, wh; departed th; > ago tode: cember 10, 1 FATHER AND MOTHER. * o $oving memory of AME HUMPHREYS, wie, dicd three years ag mber 10, 1919, matter Low heavs our Joss i, HUMPHREYS. 0 matter Low freat our despalr, Doesu’t hew er and brighter To know o MRS M. ROLI 1LY HUMPHRETS. In "Round the grave Liw's laid HER LOVING PARENTS, ME. AND MRS, IRGE HUMPHE - LEE. 1In sad Lut loving remembrance of our darling deughi VIRGINTA LEE. who died today, De- cember 10, 1 be 1y rest. doer Virg the trees ar 1 10 He ix gone, wo you Tumbers sw YOUK LOVING MOTHER, ANNA MADRE MATTHEWS. A trilute of love and remem- brance to my dear mother. JULIA MAT THEWS, who departed this 1ife tweive mors of ANGELINA years ago today, De ILY. WILLIAMS. sears ago toduy BY THE FAMILY. * FUNERAL DIRECTOPS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5343. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. SE. Model Chapel Lincoln 142 Private Ambulances .8 Fpeare Co UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET,NW TORMERLY 40T ST. _ Bimus R Speare 305 Willis 3. Bpeare = Clede . Richols Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.\V. Established 1841 Phone West 96. atomobile Service. a1 Direcror ang ~ WILL 3 Embalmer. in counection. Livers Commodions chapel and modern crematorium. Moderate prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w._Tel. call M. 1383, WM. H. SAR| & CO. 412 H st_n. Phone Lincoln 524, Modern ___Automobile Funerals. _ G-ENIRA'I’ION AFTER GENERATION 1857 rhorst 1922 'WASHINGTON, D.C., UNDERTAKER V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St. N.W. one Frank. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST Main 2473 Telephor We specialize In designing ang erect. itna memorials (monuments and mauso. %1475 Linen Scarf, 18x54....$148 perfumes, 159, off. ius Church where mass will be said 5 Linen Cover, square. —for painting—more than_ 5,000 . Snaps, Thread, Needles, Sew- ning. D._C p A s ana e e e e 165 hC““"- 36 i"d";'] a1 a::l“;l;?’;;::z:so:'g% off. pieces), Parchment ds""ed'- f]:‘j';l‘i'tle *Without an exception, every ::’;I%QSllSkfii(sEmlI)":g‘Sde :’t“z OC;"' iy B o e v | e D ety 2 mm“:“ vle;m) r“:::m" S 3 . B s 5 , Pins, s, 3 morni rep 5 Crib C land Bead Girdl off. ek ok e Cmeushen, etcy ex. picce of Silk, all Fringes, Tas- B2t Cords. Dress. Shields, Tievosdns Svening about 8. o clock Wil urn | | JIERBERT | O portfolios of designs and sug. $3 Crib Covers, muslin....$255 Metal and d Girdles, 15% Boxes. (Paints, S, d T s Sjiolclockin 5 ¢ r Mag. $475 Crib Set, "old rose, pil- Trimming Ornaments, 15% off. cepted.) sels, Pull Cords, Plc'“ff CD.rdS' Garter Elastic, Hair Nets, Hair e s oamer il ayprralan | Funeral Srom Lis Inte | gestions low, scarf, cover........$483 ¢505 Toy s; Sewing Ma- FREE CHINA AND PARCH- Wire Frames and Trimmings Pins, Sanitary Goods, Dress TAVALLIER—Gald,_ with three “small “dfa-| LeHoscs, Monday: Decem |~ THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC. $250 Center, 54x54 inches. .§212 oY oingeri SeNIng s Bia INTING reduced 15%! Forms, Sanitas Sets, etc. monds: Fridey, Rec 8 ~Reward. Mra M.{ yited io 00 914 Fifteenth Street. Lunch_ Set, S-piece, oil chines that sew, $425. MENTRSITADEIEA Free Instructions EVERYTHING Reduced 15% 5}':—'_'3:'.1 cameo, silver fiiagree, Wednesday, | INBCOE. Friday, December 8. 1922, at the e Handkerchiefs, 15% off. - INSTRUGTIONS stenciled colors..........77c BN Commeeticut ave. between Cathedral a home of her son, James H. Tnscoe. 1010 6th 3 CEMETERIES. and the bridge. North 1602. . st. n.w., Mrs. MARY J. 63rd vear. She was a devoted mother and SN BiNTar: STRING OF PEARLS. with white gold clasp, | wae & long and patient sofferer. in | FOR co Tl A e Reward. Phone Northiwpes | Survived by one son, James. H. Inscoe, and | townivie Vo, 7 2 three daughters. Funeral services at Ler | = Conrts. Apt._No. 305 Rorth. ____ * 1 inte rentitnee Nonday. December 11, at %] The Park Cemetery SUIT CASE—Red, alligator leather, contain- p.m. Friends il relatives invited. = .y lnf gentleman's wearing apparel, among other | yACRSON. Departed this life December 8.| O™ Sectarian Perpetual Care thin Is 15% Worth Saving? Exceptions LI L1110 11 2 L LI 10 I 1 L Iy 0 O IO 000000 $3.00 Worth of Merchandise for $5.00 Worth of Merchandise for $10.00 Worth of Merchandise for. —and so on. Oyeentresers SHOP UNIQUE EIGHTH-AND E STREETS Firing.for China Painting. Repair Work. NO CHARGES OR EXCHANGES Sewing Machine L0700 L L A if returned to room 100 Evening Star bldg., Det. 9 and 3:30. e CHARM—Honorary fraternity. On e Caracsic. Tagtitote. of Techol ofy'* and date. Reward. E. Nash, 200 South- ern bldg. 11e WATCH—Gentleman’s closed-face Elgin, on Macomb st. or 7th st. car. Kiadly return to 3221 Macomb st., Cleveland Park. See mald. Reward. -5 WILL colored man who fousd embroidered table cover ia mewspapers ho bought please call_at.3340.16th st. a.w.. Beward. .. r {n.: their loss Church, 29th and O stx. December 11, at 1 o'clock. friends invited. Her busy hands are folded, Her work on earth is done; Her trials are all ended, We know Ler heavenly crown ix won. THE FAMILY. * JONES. Departed this life Frida ber 8, 192: Y OLLIE 30 wr pan.. Alfred Church, Alexandris, Va. nw.. Monday, Relatives and It means— - ; Prices on the following are NOT reduced. m'u":',".":‘{ e Caton sad n'l‘e‘n'.'?fl‘i.;‘fii ifi;‘.’;‘.':‘:"}‘:%’m‘ ;AR Y Bemkdisifund riian Bosstion ST 50c Worth of Merchandise for. . All work orders as: Hemstitching, Plaiting, SUM OF MONEY, about T p.m. Saturday, Dec. | loved mother of Mrw. Aiberta Kmackum. s ©On Baltimore boulevard, at District line. Covered Buttons, Buttonholes, Hand or Ma- EIGTTH R R G | BN R T T 3 : $1.00 Worth of Merchandise for e chine Embroidery, Beading, Braiding, Etc. TMBRELLA, bluc silk, in Potomac Park from | §randchild; o 'son and daugiter inluvw. and ofice, 705 lztl] st,N_w. SZOOWaetiofiMecchidiee for - All Brushes and Paint Materials, as well as Mt. Pleassnt, Friday moming. Dec. 8. Reward | ot of Sther, Iniives had frendy, by gyompn - Phone Franklin 4745 Write for lllustrated Booklet FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Prompt auto delivery service. __ Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. GEO. C. S| EXFRESSIVE FLORAL EMELEMS at MODERATE PRICKS.