Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Q. _ FlC BARS §21bs. for 25¢ iPURE LARD GRAPE- FRUIT Fancy Florida Stock size & Mince z Meat Heinz, No. 1 tin....25¢ Heinz, No. 2 tin....48c None Such, package.15¢c Old Homestead, 2 Ibs. for .35c Fresh Nuts Brazils, per Ib, Iy Washed California Almonds, per Ib., 35c I'aper Si California Walnuts, per Ib., 35¢ = = E 1= In order to appreciate the value w you to inspect the fruit as to both quality and Special IOc Each CRANBERRIES cmmending this brand to our patrons we do give entire satisfaction. Package or Bulk APPLES Large Stocks—Varied Assortment York Imperials, 6 Ibs. for. .25¢ Spitzenburgs, 2 Ibs. for. .. ..15¢ Grimes Golden, 2 Ibs. for. . ..15¢ Wagner, 4 lbs. for................25¢ Special Prices b).' the Box e invite One pound is ap- proximately the same as one quart Special This Week “KEYSTONE” CANNED FRUITS Large Size No. 24 Cans Keystone Lrand stands for quality—they are packed by Hunt Bro so with the honest of This is a tremendous money-saving sale and cnables you to requirement at these greatly reduced prices. APRICOTS rer can 25¢ Pumpkin | PEACHES No.3 Can, 12¢ CHERRIES Per can 33¢ Per Can Per Ib. 15¢| CHEESE n that they will secure vour holiday Special This Week: Spec Dorsch Old-Fashioned FRUIT CAKE 2-Ib. size, per cake.. 3-1b. size, per cake.. 4-1b. size, per cake.. Perlb. 33¢ ORANGES Ripe and Juicy Largest Sizes Oc per Dozen The Next Sizes 400 per Dozen The smaller sizes at the lowest prices pos- sible consistent with quality of the fruit. Fi anc‘y Wisconsin Plum Puddingl Heinz, No. 1 tin....19¢c Heinz, No. 2 tin. .. .40c R&R,ind.........12¢ R. & R, No. 1 tin. . .29¢c Fig Pudding Heinz, No. 1 tin....19¢c Heinz, No. 2 tin....40c Co.—and in rec- Sugar Rolled Dates - Per Lb. 19c A Tempting Confection Week: 25¢c wal Thi Ritter’s Pork and Beans 3 Cans for 25¢ WHITE POTATOES| 15 Ibs. for 25(: White House | California Rice Seedless One-Pound Package 2 for 15¢ L] L] Raisins Large Size— 15-0z. Pkg. 15¢ With uu'\ purchase of six cans—one Wm. . ues as Jong as the spoons last. For Your Holiday Baking Use CABBAGE Rogers & Son AA Teaspoon Freec. it 20 |'YELLOW ONIONS 3c per Ib. | 3l per Ib. Herr Farm | California | Nut-Marigold Cut Beans Prunes TopNotch Medium Size Oleomargarine 25¢|3 & 50c [Perlb. 225¢ Cans for 3 VanCamp’sEvaporatedMilk &-10c| Sanitary Butter #: 59 Sale ‘Sanitary ERESOTA FLOUR |Selected Eggs THE OLD-TIME FAVORITE -Ib. Bag Sold thh an absolute guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Each egg is tested in our warehouse and it must be a perfect one or it is not sent to our stores.’ Our increasing sales prove that our Sanitary Brand Eggs are meeting with the hearty approval of our customers. MONDAY, DECEMBER. 11, 1922 T —_—— THE WEATHER |HENRY D. FLOOD IS LAID ! District of Columbia—Rain or snow and warmer tonight, with lowest tem- perature about thirty degrees; to- morrow rain and warmer, followed by much colfer tomorrow night; increas- llnr southerly winds. Maryland—Cloudy and warmer, probably rain or snow late tonigh: rain, warmer in east portlon; much colder tomorrow night; southerly winds. Virginia—Rain and warmer tonight and tomorrow; fresh east, shifting to south winds. West Virginia—Rain and warmer tonight: tomorrow rain and colder, decidedly colder tomorrow night. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 34; 8 p.m., 3 12 midnight, 26; 4 am., 22, 8 am, 2 noon, 32. Barometer—4 p.m 30.60; 12 mldnilh!, 30.6 8 a.m., 30.63; noon, 30.58. mghen temperature, 34, occurred at :40 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture. 22, occurred at 4:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 52; Iowest, 39. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls—Temper- ature, 36; condition, clear. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coastand geodetic survey.) Today—Low uds 7:36 am. and increasing The Sun and Moon. "l"gdn;—Sun Tose 7:16 a.m.; sun sets Tnmorrow—Sun rises 7:17 a.m.; sun scts 4:46 p.n Moon sets, 12:19 p.m. Automobile lamps to be li; half hour after sunset. Weather {n Varlous Cities. ghted one- = Tempun:n. g R T Suparsal Birmingha Rismarck P tonds Cloudy Rain Fdouty .. Greenwich time, u:e-y ) e Weather. Copennagen, braitar. Horta ¢ Hawmilton, San Juan, Porto Rico. Havana, ‘Cuba.. Colon, Canal Zoe: TO REST AT APPOMATTOX! Masons Conduct Rites for thr Representative, and High Officials Attend. APPOMATTOX, Va., December 11.— The body of the late Representative Henry D. Flood of the tenth Virginia district, which has been in a private vault in Washington for the last year, was interred yesterday in a mausoleum recently built on the lawn | at one side of the courthouse of Ap- Pomattox county. The body arrived here this morning {from Washington on a special train, {accompanied by a funeral party com- | posed of relatives and intimats friends of the dead representative. ‘The body was escorted to Liberty Baptist Church by Masons from forty different lodges. ~ Services were con- ducted by Rev. W Pippin, pastor of the Presbyterian Church here. State Senator S. L. Ferguson, United States Senator Claude A. Swanson and Gov. Trinkle paid tribute to Mr. ¥lood as a husband, friend and statesman. MRS. ANN WAHL, 83, DIES. Funeral This Afternoon, Rev. Dr. Buhrer to Officiate. Mrs. Ann Wahl, eighty-three years old, died Friday night at her home, 411 F street northwest. She was a native of Frankenburg, Germany, and came to this country in 1907, after the death of her husband, to join her chil- dren, who had made America their home prior to that time. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the fam- ily home, Rev. Dr. James Buhrer, pastor of the Reformed Church, 13th and Monroe streets northwest, offi- ciating. The interment was in Glen- Wood cemeters. irs. Wahl is survived h\' nree sons, ‘William, Julius, and Re r Wah!, i pastor of the Second Relormed Chrurch, 1 Flatbush, Brooklyn. and four daughters, Mrs. nyuhem Dieste, 3ra. Ann Thompson, Mrs. Marie Kemb and Mrs. Marie Glesler. ‘Twenty-three grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive her. NOTED ASTRONOMER DIES Man Who Founded Meteorological Observatories in British Isles. AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Decem- ber 11.—Clement Lindley Wragge, noted astronomer and traveler, is dead at the age of seventy. He was born at Stou: bridge, E land, but settled perma- nently in N Zealand in 1910. He es- tablished “meteorological observatories in the British Isles, Australasia, New Zealand and South Africa. He orga ized the Tasmanian meteorological serv- ice in 1895. Births Reported. following births have been reported a1th Gepartment in the ast twenty font Paul K. and Faustine L Rider, girl. Heary D. and Lucy M. Sanders, girl. ufo and Conce! Carmelo and Auenn Stat Meriano and Arreling Toseph and Saivatrice Giaciato, bo Martin V. and M; Jacob and Angel Tossousian, gi Alvert E. and Anne D. Marland, Jonn B, and Mildred irl. Ernest G. and Mabel Baldwin, bor. Abraham aod Mary Litvin. bos. Joba u therine Cozans, rab Brown, gi: Tioward L. 'sud Aunte B Colenn John 1. and Bertha Broadus. girl. Lawrence and Cornelia Tavior, Samuel and Brua Ewell, girl. GEORGE DURITY DIES. {Lifetime Resident of District win Be Buried Wednesday. Alezander and Emma Moore, boy. Deaths Reported. { T owing deaths have been reperted to e it department in the last twenty-four 0u1 | : Caths of Thanks. We wish 2 Jbank sur mn{ friends phbors, No. 2031, he deuth of dd e dsugbter s b of our dear w! azg ter: NELLIE TOBIN STREET. T EX. REET. NES. CHARLES B A SISTER! . We wish u “extend our sige od heartfelt appreciation to ou- neighbors, &1so the post office e’ kit empioyes. for thelr kin® * sympathy and beautiful floral tribotes the deatls of our beloved by inlaw, WILLIAM PRESTO! THE ¥ AMILY, Marriage. LOAMEYER—SHUGHRUE. C. Lohmeyer announce the marri e RICHARD €., 3 i {BOHRER. December 10, 1922. at 1 . Dr. WILLIAM OWINGS BOHRE! :mllhlnd'ol Efliml L. Bohrer. 1110 h.l' Q ol st. Funeral (private) Tuesday, at 2 Trom hia late residence. G . Gundar, December 10, 192, at at George W N'ot. n.w., Tues at 8 pm. Relatives an riends respactis invited ‘to attend. I 1) terment Bluemont en Tuesday, December at 2 pm Relaiives and fricads inthed i attend Interment (private) at Gleawoos cemetery. CI‘IEI. Saturda; URITY. Funday morring, 1923, GEORGE W. ced b his 92nd year. et Lrom his Tate esidence. 2810 Cathedra Trednradsy, December 13, at 2:30 pm itives and Triends favited. D re Jupday, December 10, 3022 i residence, . LOBRAIXE FISHER: betoved nm-nqof Tebecea Mary E. Fiaher, Tt Fisber. - Fancra rom Moun. - “E. Church Wednesday, Decembe 13, at 2 pm. FRISTOE Svofuy. December 10, 1022 at b rau'ro: Dite of Blwart By Froms g ices at Wright's underteking estabiishmen: 5 0d O sts. n.w.. Tuesday, December 1 2t 2 pm. Interment private. | GEERMAKN. Eunday. Decomber 10, xm i ce, 321 Linworth pl. i husband of Genere B Gehrmana. Fuseral services will be beld St hin lste residecce on Tuesday. Decer: ber 12 at 1:30 p.m. Arlington cemetery. GLENNAN. =Saturday. December 9. 1922, ac Bis residence. t. ne. N, "son oF the 1ate Patrick and Cathérioe. Giemar. Funeral from his late residence 5 { December 12. ar 8:30 amw.. thenre to 8t | Aloaive Charch, where will bo sstd 8t b o'clock. Relatives and friends fuvited. Interment Mt. Oifvet cemetery. 11 | BELEN. December 11, 1222 WILLTAM 1., belored son_of William A. and Helen, aged 6 years 4 monthe. from his parents’ residence, 1014 6th on Wedneséay. December i3, terment Fort Limcoln cemet Ioterment (private) ) | MALLISTER. 1 ber & 1922, ged 2 . o), on Taesass &fvermons a* her late residence, 1300 \1\ [oterment private: ecember 11, 1922 2 o'clock 1Btk st. ADDIE L. lled 3 xeln" YNO! p.;w., JOSEPH A. Lutband of Laura V. residence of bis mom, R()hoMt 620 3 Decembe: Crarer. 6ta and E ste. s.w. Relatives and friends invited. LDS. Members of ashington Aeric Ro. 45, Fraternal Order of Eagles, are o0 tifled leath of our late JOSEPH A REYNOLDS. late residence, 620 M wt. cember 12, 1922, 8:30 a. LB."HATES, Presidez:. J. D. BRITT, Secretary. Fuperal from hts . ay, De- George W. Durity, ninety-one years 2810 Cathedral avenue norihwest, jborn in the District of Columbia and a lifetime resident of Washington, died at_his residence yesterday. Funeral services will be conducted at his late residence Wednesday at 2:30 j o’clock by Rev. James W. Clark of the St. James' Episcopal Church. Interment will take place in Glenwood cemeter Mr. Durity was a telegraph operat and was emploved by the Western Union for fifty-odd years. During the 1 war he was connected with the telegraph service between the Stat ‘War and ington and the headquarters of the Union Army at Manassas and other north rginia towns. He is survived by two children, Mrs, Anna McGill and Mrs. Ida ‘Winfleld, and a number of grardchildre: —_—— DR. BOHRER DEAD. Dentist Practiced in Washington ! More Than Forty Years. Dr. Willlam O. Bohrer, a resident of this city for many vears, died yester- day at his home, 1100 East Capitol street. after an iliness of over a year. Dr. Bohrer practiced dentistry here for more than forty ars. He s survived by his wife, Emma L. Bohrer; | his sister, Mrs. Jesse Sherrer of Autrey Park, Md., and his stepson, Francis McCollum, who is at the Naval Academy. Funeral services will be held the family home tomorrow l! o'clock. Interment will be in Ro(i Creek cemeter: —_— Two textiles owe their nmames to France. They are cretonne and cam- bric, the first of which came from the Normandy town of Creton, while the second is still manufactured at Cambria. 4 ! l FOUND. WATCH._Call office Taiversity Club__13% Mary M. Whittiesey, 62, 1540 California st. Charles H. Hutchinsor, 6, en route Cas- uaits Hospital. Mary Roziser. 30. Providence Hospital. Qiivia Spauiding. 37. 3401 Dent place. Paul Parent, &2. ield_Ho My IEATSAN L. Gaddls, Loul 63, 505 2d & S liam P tiame, 86, 1006 Rhode Island . n.e. | barles A. Hanna, 35, Georgetown Cxiver- T u.v Hospital, {g,Anna M. Andrews, 34, 10th a20 Sevamnai Agna wan rd . Elizabeth's Hos- Robert Fieet, 21, Fresgmens Hupl Robert F. Lewi: sualty Hosy - sioulse Lewis, 40, Washington i Hos. Mary ok Lo Jackeon. 6, i Elfzabeth, Johneon, 40, the Whitelaw apart {me nts. Marian Calioway. 1, §21 25th st. i | CARMACK DRY CL!:ANI‘\O €O. t Circle. -“ | 5 e E. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. SE. Model ChAPS). rvate Amboiances Livery 1o Coumsetion. mz,rmuxxd 1873, Telephone Col. 70: HE S. H. HINES CO.,, W. R._F. HINES, Prop., =901 14th ot n.w. Private_Ambulance. LOST. ATREDALB DOG—Answers to the nnmn Of “Jazs”: Sunday evening, Dec. 3; $23 re 29 questions asied. J. L. Newbold, o B, o velver. containi anto opera permit Friday. Cail Col. 9458, e BRACELET—Wide, gold, with blne eumel Liberal reward. Tel. Mamn 8541, AT e Dean. 187 Zt ww. Faowe North 2551. Reward. 06— Black and white; Ticense i reward. 1 Iowa clrcle. Phone ’fl 110 EAREING—Onxy, diamond and hematite, on Baturday atternody between 1501 Mass.“ave: and um( le. Liberal reward if returned to K. E. H. X&!K a.w. 120 FoX T 'rmum:n named “Feits,” strayed from aov:x‘mzm TAPERS T briefs of af- davits, in Donnelly cave and one in Sayder Gase,” Satistactory reward if returaed J. Green, Pension Office. NDBAG, small black, off runni: auto at 26th and Pa. ave. about 12:45 Sunday: seen picked up by lady from another car; tents, golt clothes, aboes, ete. Telephon élev Hliort.” Reward uuu.mn—aom. wun three small dia- monds; Friday, Dec. 8. Reward. Mrs. M. Bonarta. 2517 14th st. . 11 erling silver, engraved ““Phyllis, bt on either Usfon Station, George- Helghts car. 'Reward. ~ ran —Targs, siiver; Viacengetoris head. o P T T o west oo rooss 725 Buelld ‘st. n.w. STHING OF PBARLS, Baturday: reward. Miss e O Windsor, "2Al1 Frankiia 5 phone North 6708. TMBRELLA, bioe oIk, in Potomac Fark from BMt. Pleasant, Friday m B g to. room 100 bet. § and 3:30. ILL, bive eilk, v Potomec Park ear DL biensant Felday morning, . Room 100, WA Speare Co. | vnnmm\iu:ns 1208 H STREET.NW PORMER } mfil T B ¥ Speae “202 Wila ¥, Bperss 3034M St.N.W. m'-bun-d 1841, Automoblie s-.rrke ified_end Efficlent Berrice, ana crema ‘Moderaf Erh;:‘ 322 Facare. b Telocan ' yrity WM.H.SARDO&CD 412 M st Modern Chapel. SNOWDEN. 8:45 p.m Hi Henry"&l-oa of Pennsylvania, cousin of Mary E. Jackeon, Pearl Sells Thresa Bmith. Funeral from his parents' residence. 1620 G st. s.e.. Tuesday. Der 12. at 1 p.m. o Beiatives and friends are invited to tend. Interment st Woodlawn cemeters, P. Green, pastor. WINTERS. Saturday, December 8, 3. . ., at her e v ot oot the Inte. Wi Third Baptist ber 12, | ment Harmony cemeter: In Memoriam. Icu.rn Bacred to the memary of my Ges : usband, JO! ¥. CARTER, wbo departed : Wisters, Pameral t: inters. Funeral from ot Tte Sve Sears ago, December 31, 13 ars hive nassed wince that sad dar 0 the one 1 loved was called away God ook Bim: it war Hie wi Fut in my heart he liveth Y115 LOVING WIFE, LAURA CARTER FRAZIER. In lovicg remembrance of eur i ing babs. daughter of Arthur and Ellex i Frazler_ who departed this life oze year ago i today, December 11, 102 H Precions darling, i To abide in reaims above We will never cease to lnve you, And forget Jou pever st 3 THE PAMILY. * GEAT. Insad but loving remembrance of m | guriing mother, MALINDA GRAT. who diet n King Georges countr. Va., two years ago | totay. December 11, 1830, What peaceful Lours T once enjoyed: How sweet thy memory Mother as left an -em- vold LOVING DACGHTER, EMMA GRAT. [ BEIL. In sad but loving remembrance of mv beloved son, EDWARD HEIL, wha dlefl Ihl' teen years ago today, December 11, Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid to rest: And those grbo still remembe ‘Are those that lored him best. The rose that is sweetest and fatrest 1s the love 1 have lest. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. * ! HILL. In loving memory of my dear parents, who departed this life scven sears age USAN E. HILL, Notember 11 asd EOWARD ¥ HILL, Deceober 11, 19 i Teach us, Oh. Ge He gave and He take ACGHTER EATIE. In ssd bot mrnu remembrance R ROBERT JACORS. e departed thig L% Tour Sears ago todas, December 11, 1018, THE FAMILY. = LANKFORD. 1n_loving remembrance et . ERBETT 4. y.ucm\“fi- ml rho departed this Difs seves years Decembe s Wi AXD FauiLy. | NEFF. A tribute of Jove IM remembrance u our dear mother, MALINDA NEFF, e ge | Darted tuls life three L ago today. cember 11, 1919, | i " LOTTIE AND WILLIE. !sxoxm. mmloz'vf our dear, & o BEKRY EHORTER, who. died 1, m CINTHIA' SHORTER, % dled %’ brother, 1922, loving Ba:_}'m SHORTER, ‘who Ged December 5. When crystal streame through endless years Flow over golden sands, And when the old are soung, agatn, We'll clasp our lored ones’ hasds. - LUCINDA AND CHARLES. - GENERATION ArTan GENERATION 1887 . of 'WASHINGTON, D.C.UNDERTAKER V.L. Neither the successors of nor con- noctedl :uh tll'le original W. R. Speare uubl ishmen! 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